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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
HO0A LIE

@o0AAo
-. We want some corn and wood
In payment for subscription.
-. so polished Double Shovel Flows
for sale at Fredcrick's Wagon Shop.
-. Read medical card of Drs. l.. IL.
Cary and II. T. Badly.
"A large quantity Of tubs. pals
and fresh Liverpool dairy salt just re-
ceivcd at the "pcoplc's Store
-. .Capts. S,oddard and Staley will
please accept our thanks for late South
ern papers. Captain Stoddard sent US
4 neat little sheet published, we infer,
by tho soldiers at Athens, Alabama.
"A fine assortment Of all kinds OF
dried fruit, also choice article Of cider.
to which we can testify, for sale at Mr..
Cochran's Grocery Store. Also for
sale the best quality Of hominY, French
candies, nuts and oysters.
49,. Tho PrcsbYtery OF tho Toledo
District embracing the counties Of Ben
ton, Tama, Poweshcik and Jasper as
semblcd at the Presbyterian church
yesterday. Their session will probably
close to day but meetings will be con.
tiuued through the week.
-. Our spring continues cool and
backward. Days Of sunshine and rain
alternate quite regularly, attended with
cool dir. From what we can learn,
nearly one tiard Of the wheat remains
yet to be sown.
We learn that the Catholics of
this county haye determined to build a
church in this town the present season.
They have already raised aud sent off
for lumber 5000. More is promised
besides considerable labor from various
parties. 1t IS to be situated on the
second tier of lots from the old town
plat, in Uarrison's addition, Oh the
west side Of the street which runs OH
the west side Of the public square.
-. Mr.. Buttkereit has removed his
Tailorshop and opened Ready made
Clothing Store in the room beneath our
Office where he will be happy to wait
upon all his old customers and as many
new ones as will favor him with their
patronage. lie has choice selection
Of gentlemen cloths, al:ogctler the
greatest and best variety kept in town,
from which fine suits will DO made to
order upon short notice. Give him a
call.
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ThcR crowned Iad,an hysici a..

ThcRenowned IMdianlshyslciasl
who has created 80 much attention with
his wonderful power Of discriminating
tho "Natnrs Of an internal disease"
from the Respiration Of the Lungs and
Beating ofthe Heart, without you being
required to give your symptoms, and
who, also, has the ability to treat the
same with degree Of success Alto.
gether unparalleled. by rejecting the
use Of all poisonous D.ugs and Minerals,
using nothing but roots and Herbs,
solicits yonr attention to an examination
Of your Case, which will be most cheer.
fully given in all cases, free Of charge.
Il is not expected that all out Of the
many which examine can be cured,
although there are but few, compare
lively speaking. but what may be bene
fitted. TO such it is ever my privilege
to give advice free, and whenever rea.
son stands to judge that Cure can be
performed. you will be put under treat
ment Of Four Months upon the most
reasonable terms. Now is the time to
embrace the opportunity, for delays are
dangerous, and the future may not find
you here. An opportunity will be given
You At the following place
Dr.. Purinton will be in Toledo, Mon.
day, May 2nd, and remain days q,
Ahe "Cary House..
The Invitation IL extended to all who
are afflicted with any Chronic Disease
Of the Lungs, Heart, Liver, Kidneys
&C., Chronic and Inhammatory Rhenm
stism, together with Female Weak
ness, &c.
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SOLDIERS IN TIE Army
AND OUR Peep e At hoeAE
Are now onered IN opportunity b. which
they can obtains
GOOD AND DuRAgLETIME PIECE
ANA
VERYLOW FIGURE
or wArcaES ARR
WARRANTED TO KEEP TIME
ONE YEAR.
AND THE BUY1R ID ALLOWED nm
PRIVILEGE OF EXAM1NAe
TON.
BEFORE PAYMENT Is REQUIRED.
Improved Duplex In Full 0aby
Actions.
Improved Duplex IN Fall 0aby
Actions.

A first Glass Hunting Time Piece Of silver
material over which is sloctro-6ne piassd 10
k gold, most durab.y wrought making the
imitation so faultless that it cannot Be de-
tected from the solid material by the most
experienced judges acids win not affect L.
London made movement. Improved Duplex
in full ruby action. has sweep seconds, and
is not to be excelled in general appearance.
This is decidedly one Of the best articles ever
offered for traders and spectators, Engi-
neers, emigrants and persons .ravelon&
will fRd them superior TO any other altera-
tons Of climate will not affect their accuracy
Price, pacl cd in good shape and good runs
ing order. only S35 or cass Of six for 500.
Silver Double Time. IEuntlag Lev
Best quality silver cases. over which elee-
tro.fne plated "a k. gold similar to our Inn
proved Duplex, and superior adjusted move.
ments with "stop' to be used in timing
horses etc. has four indexes for Washington
and Greenwich time sweep second, and all
the Improvements. All in all, takisg ito
beautiful and faultless appearance and ito
regard it az decidedly the cheapest article o.
the kind in the market, Price, in good run.
ming order, S35, or case Of for $500
Ave ask no pay in advance, but will
forward either Of them to responsible parties.
70 any part Of the loyal States, with bill paya-
Bic to expressman when the goods are deliv-
cred giving the buyer the privilege Of exam
nation, and if not satisfactory, the Witch
can be returned at our expense.
The express companies refuse making
collections on soldiers and other parties In
the dissloyal Estates. consequently al such
orders must be accompanied By the cash to
insure attention. We make . deduction Of
two dollars on either watch when the payment
is forwarded in advance.
Money NAV be sent by expsess at orr e.
perse
THOS. CAFFERTY l. CO.,
% and 50 Broad st. opposite City Bank
v5n4S Previdenoa, Il. ].
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Notice 10 Dcl,tOrs

NOTICE. 10 DCDlOrN
All persons indebted to the undersigned,
must cnll Immediately at his store in luka
and Pay thcir Indebtedness, if they wish 70
avoid paying cost.
NJ. G. Murdough.
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Volunteers, Attentions! Indiscrc-
lions Of Youth

Sore. and Ulcers, Bloches and SweIlings
can with certainly be radically cured, if the
Pills are taken night and morning, and the
Ointment be freely used rs stated in the prn /.
ted instructions. Htrcated in any other man
ner, they dry up in one part to break out in
| another Whereas this Ointment viii RENE ve
the humors from the system, and leave the
Patient 4 vigorous and healthy man. II will
| require little perseverance in bad CAGES 10
! insure a lasting cure.
For Wounds either OccasicneG
| by the the ksaJonct, sabre, Or
Bullet. Sores or Bruises,
! To which every Soldier ard Sailor are la.
| ble there are no medicines SO safe, sure, and
| convenient, as Holloway Pills and Ointment
The poor wounded and almost dying sufferer
might have his wounds dressed Immediately
/ il he would only provide himself with this
matehless Ointment, which should be thrus
into the wound and slaeare all round il, then
coved with piese of linen from his KNAPP
sack ard compressed with ndkerchief
| Taking. night and morning, 6 or 8 Pills, to
cool the system and prevent, inflammation.
Every Soldiers knapasck AMI Seaman
Ches, shonll be provided With these valua-
bic Remedies.
CAUTION! None are genuine unless
the words "Hollouay, Ae,c York and London, =
are discernihle as Water marx il. every Leaf
| { f the book Of directions around each po. or
box: the same may plainly be seen BY holding til
leaf the light. A handsome reward rill be
given to ore rendering such information -
may lead TO the detection q any party or par
ties counterfeitng the medicines or vending
the same. knowing them to be spurious.
s.sSold at the mandatory or Professor
Hoioaag, SO Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icne, throughout the civilized world, in boxes
at so cents, 20 cts. and Sl,lo per box.
EgsThere is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
/ n. B-pirectiens for the guidance Of pat
tents ineyery disorder are affixed to each box
5vAlI.
fsyrDealars in my wen known medicines
can have Show Cards Circulars &c, sen
them, FREE OF EXPENSE, by addressing
Thomas Holloway, so Maiden Lane n 7.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIE HISTORY
IIOSrETTER'S STOMACH BIT.
TIERS.

IIOSrETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
The most remarkable medicine Of the
day, and the many cures, that have
been performed with it in cases Of Liv
sr Complaint, Dyspepsia. Nervous De
bility, and other diseases arising from
a iisor,lcred stomach or liver, places it
at once among the most astonishing
discoveries that has taken place in the
medical world. The diseases to which
hit,rrs are applicable are 50 universal
that there are but few Of our friends who
may not test their virtues in their own
families or circle Of acquaintan.es and
prove to their own satisfaction that
there il at least ore remedy among the
many advertised medicines, deserving
the public commentator.
For sale by Druggists and dealers
everywhere.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

"A large quantity Of tubs. pals
and fresh Liverpool dairy salt just re.
ceivcd at the "pcoplc's Store"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. Agt.
OFFICE 81 WASHINGTON ST
1. Q. Drawer. 62I2. Chicago. III.
AGENTS WANTED = Throughout Michi-
gan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnest i,
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Ncbrasks.
y6n6yl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-25

CONCENTRATED LIE. Bah Bricks, Matches
" Family Dye Coors, Sal Soda, Carbon Oil. BlasE y
ns, Rat Roach and Bug Poison, at PIcKERiNGia
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wTo THOSE IN ARREARs.-We dis

EITo THOSE IN ARREARs.-We dis
like to dun our subscribers. but are forced
by the high prices We are compelled to pay
for paper, ink, &c., to call the attention of
these who are in arrears to the fact that we
cannot publish paper without money
Many Of our subscribers pay us in advance,
but We regret to say some Of them do not
pay rs At all. or. at least, have not paid us
anything since We took charge of the paper.
This is all wrong. There never has been
time whom the publisher of newspaper
could afford this, and now, when the ma
terials used cost about the ,ohole price ofthe
paper; it is great injHs6iot to withhold the
price from the publisher even one year (;
especially when money is as plenty with
farmers, and those who have anything to
seal. az it is at pf8sest. We ask those in
arpesrs. IN all mindless, to pay what they
owe us, and say I'd thcu,, in the same spirit,
unless they do pay us, without further de-
lay, We will be compelled to discontinue
their papers. sgs'
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UNITED STATES TAXES

OFFICE OF CoDLEcroR OF INTERNAL REVENUE
CAMuRfDsE, o., August 3, 1854 (
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Assessors Annual
List Of Internal Revenue Taxes for the year 1854
assessed in the 10th District OF Ohio has been received
at this Office and is now due and payable.
All Taxes on said list, remaining unpaid after MON
DAY, THE 12rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1864, will
be charged TEN PER cKNruM addiuonal, and costs Of
collection y =
Government money and Notes Of National Banks
alone will be taken in payment of taxes. .
e. W C. J. ALBRIGHT.
s - Collector 16th District, Ohio.
The above named taxes assessed HI Belmont County,
viii be paid stthe following times and places:
Mondays and Tuesdays August 22d and 23d at ST.
CiNrsvllle; Wcdsesday 24th at Unioniown until noon
-ai,e rnoon Of same day at Flushing; Thursday, 25th
and Friday 26th an noon at Morrslown Friday, 2e,h
aherpoon and Saturday forenoon, at Hendrysburg;
Monday and Tuesday, 18th and 30th at Barnesville
Wednesday forenoon, sist at somerion--afernoon at
I'd at Amblers school House dead Townshin; sa mr.
dey %, at Belare Monday 5th at Centrevile Tues
day OH, at Armstrong's Mills; Wednesday, nh, a, Pow
Twill alsoreceive taxes at my Office in bridgeport,
until Saturday, the Goth inst. ID u. HOWELL
~ Dept. Collector LIST Division, 10th Dist.
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LTANcY AND TOILET ARTrcIEs-cou,bs, Ha,s
4 and Tooth Brushes, Toilet SOAP Hair Ois HaE
Extracts, &C. &c,a at PICKERfNGs Drug Store.
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HBIRDs OF A FBArRG, &c.-Ma
have received letter fro.1 ..nlkm man Cf

@BRDs OF FBAr7G, &c.7Ma
have received a letter fromS ,ssAtk kman cf.
truth and character idS Monroe Couaty,
stating that at meeting of the knights
Of the Golden Circle, or "Sons of Liberty"
held in Dist. No. le, Sunsbury Township
in that county few evenings ago, whilst
the loyal sons were engaged ia their patrt-
otto interviews, veritable Copperhead
snake made its appearance in their midet,
having entered through q crevics in the
foor.. Some little CONSERVATION was caused
by this appropriate but unexpected visit,
and the poor snake felt, no doubt, he was
badly treated in the house Of his friends,
when one of the 'brethren," against the
protest of the "mceting," laid violent hands
on him. If the Copperhead who walks
upright would do no more harm in the
world than the Copperhead who crawls on
his belly, under the curse of God, there
would be little cause of alarm, but whilst
the latter seeks only the injury of those who
throw themselves in his way the former are
engaged night and day in efforts to sink
their fangs into the very heart of Liberty
itself, that they may thus ruin the country
the people would no lenger permit them to
rule. n
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PROBATECO COURT

NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
~ Executors, Administrators, and Guardians
have filed in my ofice.their accounts and vouchers
for settlement, 10 wit:
Jesse Barton, surviving Ex'r Of Robert II. Mill er
decd. -. 7
II Hill, Admir- with the will annexed of Elizabeth
Manaiail, decd. ,f!.H.'.
b Jesse y. Bevan Exr OF Michael Pasco. decd
Lee Evans Guardian Of Thomas f. Mays
Austin G. Brown, Guardian Of s. NJ, r. c. 4 D. T.
Winrod
Guardian Of Mary A. and Z. Fletcher. .. = n II
S,B West w, Wallace, Ex'r of Henry Schachta-
beck, deed g.. r-4 'r. q |
Harrison Massie. Ex'r Of William Blan decd.
William Lucas, Ex'r OF Enos Lucas, decd.
Joseph Hoover, Admir- OF Elizabeth Aduddel, deed.
The hive first named will be for hearing and settle
nent oil the 9th, and the last four the 10Th days q
September next DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
Aug Is, 1864 .
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Hon. John A. Bingham,

We are gratifed to learn by our dispatch
es from the Cambridge Convention that
Hon. John A. Bingham was yesterday NOM
mated for Congress in that District Mr.
Bingham is one of Ohio's ablest and sound.
est men. As faithful representative, o
diligent worker, a conscientious man, and q
ready and eloquent debater be had no supe
riors in Congress. He will be elected by a
handsome majority. columbus Journal,
l7th.
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~M1LIrAnr News. .--Pease Tow

1MILITARY Nxws-Pease' Town
shir is giving bounty of $500 for one, two,
or three years men. Their advertisement
may be found in another column. We un-
derstand there is a good prospect Of her
speedily filing her quota. Quite number
have gone from this Township, attracted by
the liberal bounty.
The Cadis Republican says Maj. j. r.
Mitchell has declined the commission Of
Lieut.. Colonel Of the 9Sth Ohio.
Our boys who have been in the hundred
days service are getting home this week.
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Petition for Partition.
Eli Yocum, plaintiff,

hi focum, plaintiff, lufHE above ma
VS.. = -,r.- l. med defend
Samuel w Yocum, Mary Yocum, ants will take
Sarah Miller and Joseph Miller her ce that the above
husband, Elizabeth Clark and Josiah named plain,on
Clark her husband (adults OF Bell the 23d day Of Au
mont county, Ohio, and William w. gust 1854, filed
Yoeunn, Snsannah r. II. Yocum. 8. petition IN the
G. Yocum, Painter 8. Yocum Patience Common Pleas
T. Yosum, and Reece L. Yocum uni Court OF Belmont
nors) OF Monroe county, Ohio. J County, o. which
u now pesdng, wherein the said plaintiff demands par
ttion OF Tie following real estate The T. Or OF See
IT'D r. 6, in said Couhty except acres, rood $3.50
poles In the N. w. corner Of said quarter.
Al the next term Of said Court an order Of PARTITION
viii be applied for. b. 8. q d. d. ., CoWEN,
August 3s 1854 .-6w r.. .,- Au'ys for pltf.
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Anew Remarks by Josh billings

Moral swashuns consists in asking man
to do what he ought to do without asking
and then begging his pardon if he refuses to
do it. ''~.
have finally KUN to the konklusion that
a good reliable set of bowels is worth more
to man than any quantity of brains.
Music has charms to soothe q savage;
this may be so, but would rather try re-
volver on him first.
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E%PArRIorIo ToAsT.-A prominent
Copperhead of this place, and one of the
parties who made the so-called Democratic
Platform passed by the recent County Con-
ventieu. drank, not long ago, the following
toast: "1o the unretarmae Northern byaues,
MAT rHERE BE 4 ,nEIIoS or THxM."-
This. no doubt. is the honest wish Of two
thirds Of the whole party. - .
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PROPOSALSF FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. JuLY os, 1854
NOTICE is hereby given that subscriptions will be
received by the Treasurer OF the United States the
several Assistant 1reasurers and Designated Deposa
res, and by The National Banks designated and
ss Depssstes and Financial Agents, for Treasury
Notes bic three years from August l5 1884,
Interest Al the rate Of seven and threeenhs per cent
per annum with semannual coupons attached pay able
in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible al the option Of The
holder at maturity into six per cent gold bearing bonds
redeemable aer five aad payable twenty years from
August is, 1867. - =
The Notes will be issued in the denominations Of fifty,
one hundred five hundred, thousand and i've lous
and dollars and VIII be issued in blank, payable
order, as may be directed by the subscribers rf'
All subscriptions must be for fifty dollars, null
tple Of hfy dollars l,f. 10 ts'a,f arti .iHtF
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
e maui s ns,ss upon s
whether they are to be issued in blank payable
order. When endorsed il must be left with the officer
receiving the deposit 10 be orw arded this
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free OF
transportation charges after the receipt Of the
original Certificates Of Deposit they can be prepared
made prior 10 that date, and will be paid by the D.pari-
mept upon recepi OF the original certificates. rftJ
As the noles draw misrest from August rs, persons
making dep osts 10 that daie pay the
terest aecraed from dale Of note 70 date OF deposit
Parties deposiung twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes Al ary time will be allowed
will be paid BY ihiI Department upon she feesps Of
bill for the amount ecfl6sd 70 BY the officer with whom
the deposit was made. 10 dedasiions Tor commissions
must be made from the deposits, IN ',,i'y n .,g
Officers receiving deposits win see thai the proper en-.
dorssmsnts arr made upon The original ceriihcalss
oeefs Authorized 10 receive deposits are request
ed TO give 70 applicants all desired ipforniaton and az
sldii sa-f w,'P FfSsENDEN,
us,,..,,,,, .;,, - sssreary q & ,hs r,s Trssse1y
Ti6NAL BANK OF BRIDGEPOR1, OHIO alse sub
scrpiios he Ten, Five psr sh, Golt
lEfeN - rrtF
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EZMR. BINeHAm's APPOINTMENTS

1T will be seen by q notice in another
column that the Central Committee have
appointed several meetings for Hon. John
A. Bingham, in different parts Of the Coun-
ty. The meetings are well scattered over
the county, and our Union people should
bee that they are largely attended. Our
ticket is now complete, and the canvass ia
fairly opened. All hands 10 work, and we
will elect our entire ticket by triumphant
majority. ..---A. n. at
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Meeting of the Commissioners

uNHE Commissioners OF Belmont County win meet at
i their once in ST. Clairsville the first Monday Of
September next and request the Military ConHees e
during their session after the first day and have with
them ell subscription papsrs, and other EVIDENCE, Of
scribed TO bounty Volnneers, under he calls Of the
President dated Jrly Let and sept ist lsa2 .,,,
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Choice Grape Vines ant
StraWb erry Plants Free! I!

T WANT 100,O00 persons to apply 10 me for samples
OF my valuable agricultural and fruit growing pa
per, the RURAL AMERICAN. Utica. N. " Vol VIII, 10
beautiful semmohthiy,) which will be sent from July,
1884, to January 1865 for only FIFTY cEsr, and every
subsf nber will receive in September FREx and postpaid
the full amount Of his subscription in RussELLs GREAr
PRoLIFc STRAwBERRY Plants, which the largest and
most prolific in existence bearg from 200 800 berries
eggs! Or Subscribers may have a fne Delaware, Con.
cord, Diana, Rebecca, or Hartford Prolific grape vine,
post PAID which give he fall details Of all my liberal
offers, in vines, &c, 10 subscrbers and club agents.
There is no huinbug at all in this matter, have
farm in Clinton, Oneida Co. NJ ", where all letters
must be addressed Money sent at my risk, and
letter in thousand fails reach Twenty thousand
vines aud plants free 10 last spring.
all OF which are growing finely. can furnish all the
best varieties Of grape vines by the dozen, hundred or
prices tau3l . r.. I. B; MINER.
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HAM .faaf sf,.at o,.,s .Nettce.

NfOTloE Is hereby given fhst at the Probate Court
In for Beaom Couniy, Ohio, tho undersigned was s'
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate Of
Jacob Yocum, or, deceased, late OF said County
All dose indebted TO said requested 10 make
Immediate payment; and those having clsms against
within one year ffsA dis date: ~ -sg 4 ,si !
q - .....y1.sI.l !. aT sAsPL y yocuM, sdn's
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lTobaeco and Cigars.

MANuFACruhEan and keep constantly On hsnd.et@y
baccs and Cigars, Of the best quality, which am selling
the lowest prices. ti. I1I..l.L Ua f.' ls5lC :
Merchants wishing to purchase would do well to call
and examine my assortment before purchasing, am
prepared TO sell TO them the best article, the most
reasonable terms. ROBEKT ATCHISON.
Bridgeport, August D. 1884,. '>iiH
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ETec,xf0f.,s Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that atihc Probate Cour for
Belmont County. Ohio, the. under,igned wss APP
pointed and qualified Execbiofs Of hs estate Of Joh
Mooney. deceased. late of said coontyl aHH.r g.l,
All those indebted said estate requested make
immediate payment and those having efaims eesfns
said estate are notified 10 prsse them fof settlement
within one year from this date. 60. O.
8. L. Z o. A. MOONEY, Es'r'
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rLdEtTSNAxr Krse AccEfrs.-
We should have stated last week that Lieut..
Chas. H. King accepts the nomination for
Sheriff. and will go to work heartily for the
election Of the ticket. ..a 'e,Ss's',' s,s,