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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-10

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-two books sOs .,oa
One entitled Ancient Mythology" and the one.
..Self Contradictions of the Bible" any hen
tian. or Christians son who took OF sloi' N,
from my counter, will please return mem en-, .,.sI
subscriber must consider that Christan,., .,,rurTy
May 8, 1861 pd ID
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NEW ADVETIEMERsErs
EXECUTORS NOTICE

- mentary on the estate of Joseph Nf,bsaia ba-
late OF Burnside township, Clearfeli eoun,r e1
having been granted to the understood ~ "a,
sons Indebted 10 said estate are requested per
immediate payment, and those having eIs;---A7 -.-A7
gainst the same will present them pToTs-ir d
thentleated for settlement. WM HUTT0I
May 10. 1856 -pd. -
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Gen. Stoneman has given orders to his
cavalry, that if they get on the track of Jeff
Davis they shall follow him as long as there
is horse left
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bELIEF NOTICE.

\ ELIEF NO1 1iCE.-Ihe Board sF P.l;,
HI for the county Of ClearfeId will me-. - -
Commissioners Office in CIearfeld. on Ws5,a' .,S
day and Thursday. the 24th and 18th daT. :,
Nav, 1865 VI
The Board of Relief have directed thar the Wit.
OF the soldier must appear before the hoard "a
produce her sworn statement detailing nana -
soldier. regiment and company and wbsp snI;
ted the mum Der of children, with age and So,
each the {, NnshiP IN which thev resided - -.
time ot enlistment ard their present resi,is..
and that she is without the means of support for
herself and children who are dependent u6op h.,
Two witnesses of credibiliIy from the rownsbi.
in which she resides. must also be produced v no.,
certificate (sworn 70 before the Board of RsIio,,
must set forth that the applicant j. the person bs
represents herself to be- that the statement nf ~.
number and age Of her family Is true. that ,be !.
in destitute circumstances and her family in A..
tual want, and that all the facts set forth in ~.
application are correct and rTGe
Forms containing these acquisitions can Be Oh
tanned at the Office Of the Board of ReH-f sb.n
application is made and the witnesses appear
y. b. Illness of the APPLICANT properly proven
viii excuse personal attendance
May 10, 1855 WM = BRADLEY eI,rk
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The Commissioners of Internal Revenue
has directed that hereafter photographers
must attach Revenue Stamps on cartes de
yisite
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Having effectually used up the ssMother
of States, JEFF Davis and his crew are
turning toward the Father of Waters.
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a large quantity of railroad iron is being
sent to Richmond and other points South to
repair the railroads
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Proclamation: +:

WHEREAS. 1t appears from evidence in
the Bureau of Military Justice that the a
trocious murder of the late President, Abra-
ham Lincoln, aud the attempted assasslna-
tion of the Honorable VIM H. Seward,
Secretary of State, were melted. concerted
and procured by and between Jefferson Da-
Wis, late of Richmond, Va, and Jacob
Thompson, Clement c. Clay, Beverly Tuck
er, Geo. y. Saunders, VIM. c. Cleary and
other rebels and traitors against the Gov
ernment of the United States harbored in
Canada,
Now, therefore. [, ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United States, do offer and
promise for the arrest of the said persons or
either of them, within the limits of the T.
nited States, so that they can be brought to
trial, the following rewards:
One hundred thousand dollars reward for
the arrest of Jefferson Davis
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for the ar
rest of Clement G. Clay.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for the ar
rest of Jacob Thompson, State of Mississip-
pi.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for the ar
rest of Geo. n Saunders.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for the ar
rest of Beverly Tucker.
Ten thousand dollars for the arrest of Will
liam c. Cleary, late clerk of Clement c.
Clay
The Provost Marshal General of the T.
nited States is directed to cause a descrip-
ton of TIE said persons, with notice of the
above reward, to be published.
In testimony whereof [ have hereun-
to set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed. Done at the
city of Washington the second day of May,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-fve, and of the Indepen-
dence of the United States of America the
eighty ninth ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President,
w HUNTER, Acting Sec War.
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IN of Administration Oh the Estate Of John
Graham. late of Bradford town'p Clearfcld couH-
ty Pa, deceased, having been granted to the un-
dersigned all persons indebted TO said ef'aIe
are hereby required TO make immediate payment;
and those having claims against the same wiI'
present them properly authenticated for scIus
ment GWEN GRAHAM,
ED. DALE,
May 2, 1865 pd. Administrator 8.
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AEUertEsemshtss takarge type, cnty, orr HsvA
style i be charged double price fOr oscHpisa
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Rewards for Oonspirators.

The preliminary examinations of persons
in reference to the great conspiracy, which
resulted in the assassination of Abraham
Lincoln have pretty satisfactorily establish
ed the completely of Jeff Davis, Jacob
Thompson, Clement c. Clay, Beverly Tucker,
Geo. n Saunders, and VIM. c. CleaFy. in
the plot In view of these facts, President
Johnston has offered large rewards for their
apprehension and delivery to the United
States authorities as viii be seen by the
following
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The entire Union ticket was elected in Los
California, last week.
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I've regiments of the Veteran Reserve
Corps were mustered ont of service on
May I'd.
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Subscribe Quickly.

Less than $500, 900 900 OF the Loan authorized
by the last Congress now on the market This
amount at the rate at which it is being absorbed
will all be subscribed for within two months when
the notes will undoub ubtedly command premium,
as has uniformly been the case on closing the
subscriptions TO other loans. 1t now seems prob
able that no consi9 cradle amount beyond the
present series will be offered to the public.
In order that the citizens of every town and
section of country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan. the National Banks, State Banks,
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence, and who only are to be
sponsble for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive ord ers
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent: Philadelphia.
May 1st, 1865.
Subscriptions will be received at the
First National Bank of Clearfeld.
First National Bank of Curwensville.
County National Bank of Clearfeld.
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rAUTl" N.-AIl persons hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or in any way medlins
with certain Gray Maze. now in possession ci Js'
cob Miller of Decatur township. as the same be-
longs to me and has only been left with said Mil
Ter on loan, subject to my order AZ anytime.
May 3. .1S65-pd ISAAC GnsS.
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Free from Taxation.
The 7-30 Notes cannot be taxed by Towns. CT.
ties, Counties States and the interest is not
taxed unless a surplus of the owners income
ceeding six hundred dollars year, This fact in
creases their value from one to three per cent per
annum, according to the rate levied on other pro-
perty.
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A FARM WANTED, having from 50 TO 50
IA acres cleared. tIilable land. with some TIM
Der land. Poor buildings objection Address,
giving location. description and terms
c. w. ROBBINS.
May 3.-3t pd Port Richmond Pa
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i. s. 7-3O LOAN.

The sale Of the first series of $500 900 900 of the
7-3O Loan was completed on the 3!st of March
1865. The sale of the second series of Three
Hundred Millions. payable in three years from
the 18th of June, 1865, begun on the lst of A
pril. In the short space of thirty days, over One
Hundred Millions of this series have been sold
leaving this day less than Two Hundred Millions
be disposed of. The interest is payable semi
annually in currency on the I5th-of December
and 18th of June by Coupons attached to each
note, which are readily cashed anywhere 1t a
mounts to
One cent per day on q $50 note.
Two cents per day on 500 note
Ten cents per day on $500 note
90 cents per day on d $1,000 note.
81 per day on $4,000 note.
MORE AND MORE DESIRABLE.
The Rebellion is suppressed, and the Govern
ment has already adopted measures 10 reduce ex-
penditures rapidly as possible TO peace foot
ing thus Withdrawing from market as borrower
and purchaser.
This is the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now Of
fered by the Government, and constitutes the
Great Popular Loan of the People
The Seven-Thirty notes convertible on their
maturity. at the option of the holder, into
L. S. $40 Six per cent.
G. O l. D. B E A Rim G BON DIS.
Which are always worth a premium.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHLApELPHIA. PA.

diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Systems
Unew and reliable treatment. Also the Bridal
Chamber, an Essay Of Warning and Instruction
ssnt in Sealed Envelopes, free Of charge. Ad-
drss DR.. j. Skillin Houehton, Howard Asscoia-
ton, No. 2, Sodth Ninth st., Philsdelphis, Pc.
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COIN NORTH.

The Mail Train South makess close connection at ur,
bsna for Columbus, arriving In Columbus at $3.50 NJ
H. RICE, Superintendent.
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u. hLrre .Salc.

Ak-HEREAs, the seventh day G. January in the
W wear OF our Lori Thousand eight hundred and
oi Illinois became indebted Fcs.enIen Clark of West
minister "insh county and state of Vermont, in the
sum OF trie hundred sai thrtytIree dolArs borrowed
money a, witnessed iN his priis>ory note OF that dAt.
PAYABLE 1 rl.nrls Alter date TO the urrr of said Fessea
in CiGs th- City bank Ottawa, for said and
agreeing thereof that not pad at maturity, Ia there
tit- fifteen par cent per ann!rl stipulated damages
AM whereas for the puTi-'Se OF securing the paymes4
~ SAL ifis.ufN note am da'tss - a'oreSni, safe
David Strxn ami Sarah Striwn, IN WIFE executed and do
vcr.t 70 san f-sen Clark, mortgage Of date
with sal. ir"as-Ty note, Thereby muTrgagng. for the
purpose afuress thu North quarter o ton
Dor three, B. in township num'ei thrt, tsiJ
range q; east OF the third princi MERRIAM; with
power in 'eisuit Of payment Of sill Iruli,.ory
therein specified authorizing said Fesseuden Clark. his
heirs executors administrators assigns advertise
sai PREMISES ty publishing notice in newspaper print
ed IL ta- city O; ottawa AMI county L, Sl
before the ay ci sale 10 sell the s.i premise. sf bubble
su-on at the Court House door s city of OTTAWA 70,
cash. and 10 convey the - the hsh-s, anil best bid
der. and out uf the proceeds Of such sale pay all
CiIrl and interest due su note fully appears
reference 10 the pnhlc record sail mortgage s"Ees
l:o, Ia and rs o boz No 20. Of COnveytnces the
L., Sale
Ard whereas the said Fessenlen Clark for valuals
consideration to him in hand pail enter his satisfaction
by William Ii. W C,I,liD OF the county and
stat If Illinois. sold assigned and transferred unto the
sad W. '" Cu,hman all his right title and interest in
and to the said mortgre and prOmi-sory note therein
mentioned and sail William II. W Cushnan thereby
tine holder and lawful of said promissory note and
mortgage
And whereas default has been made in the payment Of
said prunissory note and said due and
paid with interest accruinS from the first day Of NovemJ
Der, A d. 1861
Now. therefore, public notice is hereby gwen thu. the
said William H. W Cushman 10y vi-tue OF the power and
authority in me vestedby said mortgage assinse Of said
fessen:n Clark, and by OF default OF payment,
Aforesaid Will sell at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash. a; the south door of the county Court
House in the city Of Ottawa in the and afors
said the 18th day of April s65, at ten oclock in the
forenoon the north quarter OF section number thres
3D. in township number thirtypne, (Sl range number
four T. oi the third pri,ipaf MERRIAM for ~ p1r
pose herein set forth AMI in said mortgage provided
WILL H. W. CUSHNAN
Ottawa H. march Is, 1855.
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MOrt,yngc Sale.

NJ HEREAS on the first day of January in the va of
w our ord, ore thousand eight hundred an d,tyr n.
David Stra~n OF the county OF La S. AMI SIT. Of hi
nois, being indebted Ia William II. W Cu,huan a ,b.
same county and state in the of four thous.nt Ie
hundred collars, i"TToHe money as p,s., y la ~.
Yiomssory notr- q that date, hundred dol az,
payable year alter date with nler. n, hi. ,r rs,t
per arnu, and the other note four Thousand dollars
IL me ""Tis ana hkuIe following:
$500 Ottawa Ills. Jan'y lat. 1857
Two Years ait" dat value received in cash tr,s. 10
pay to William ". ushman or o. IN, ier ;t,r tb,n
stiI dDidrs " n1 st at ten per cent paya /. semi
annually, and IL L. interest Il l, iI,i " b-. Il
sam Is Que agree TO Lay in addition per cent pc!
David siRAwN" .
And, wh"raas. for the purpose If securing the yrt
Of said p N -sory notes. interest and dane said u.y,t
SHAWN ana arah strawI lis wife, executed delivered
10 said lillian H. ". C,I-han mortgage of even .y.
win sad pron,sory notes, for the thursaud
wv hundred dollars interest and damages aforesaid IN
The east half OF section AMI alfo north west
9ln ter OF section one H. i'll wnslip number trty-Dne
OIL north and range number four he third
aforesaid, 30 advertise and sell the estate aforesaid at
public auction and convey the same 10 The highest ami be-,
bidder and out Of tls money arising liz .frun first pay
all attorney and counsel fees and expenses thep
.s' tbs whole amount OF the principal secured BY
is mortgage, with the interest the the day OF
safe and pay the surplus, ii any there shall be, =. J."
parties OF the inst part; fully a;iers On reference
the puhlr o. Of said uortga- / pages ga and 81 If
book No %, cyinre in the o!gc of the
clerk and Recorder OF sai.l county y La Sale.
And whereas default has been naO in the paynen, Of
SAID prosoiy notior four thousand dollars aud the
TeIIIns due AMI unIs,id with accrun, interest therein
fom the first day Oi NJ, enbeT, 4. d. 1874.
Now therefore, public hereby given that ths
said itm IL. ". Cushm.u, in pursuance Of the power
anu authority IN me vested 10y said and by
Of default Vi payment, aforesaid, viii sell at public
auction, 10 the highest and best bidder for cash the
south dor al the county Court House the city ottawa
in the unity AMI state Aforesaid the 18th day Of Apri
l,6 at ten O'Clock III the FORENOON the
ton number H. and the b II If north
quarter Oi section number one, H. in township number
thirty one 81 north and range number four ~ east Of, the
third principal mcmillan, Tor the PURPOSES Above stated and
in said mortgage provided. WILL II. ". CUSHMAS.
Ottaw4 H. InArLh Is, l. e.
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N1jfg1gc Sale.

w HEEEAs the fourteenth day Of October in the
w year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and
h:ty-nne David Sirawn OF the county l.. S,ll. and
state Illinois, being ind ,ttel iliL,m H. " Crye
man Of the county and state ia the OF
thun--1d one hundred 2JArs, borrowed money, Wit
nsi - L. seven Ii-,ory notes of that date, PAYABLE
aid Cu-!lual uTT. New York exchange the
following Tire hundred and iitS dollar, months
alter G~l' three hun4rri aEi hiy dollar year sftr
date, three hundred aui nifty dollars year and six
months after date. three hIrir=l " oIlr- years
alter l-f three hunEei aui MY dollars two years and
FIX month, alter d'-. three unIe and nifty dollars thrse
wears after di:e, and thousand dollar, three years after
late, All with Interest sitter maturity Il NJ! .i .Lsa
l."l a. - IT cent. pei aEHula.
- fl IA pur.-er u more fully securing the
payment u sail rol,s'.y said -.e
tie said pavi sir~r ami Sarah Strtwn liz vile,
I'd ana i+-f-. 'sii " William H. W Cus.fa mort.
gage OF date with s,iI I,ni-sory Ot-- thereby
-r'eh g. IN t'N H-tl number iiEiy-obe 81 north and
rang i've. -, th- t.1 Prinripai niciNIi
an with power, IN default u pawn ',- p,r-fai OF
'ss- si'- iirti .si ~ 7F IG' % portion oi either
wHrn tu2 :" - "a -' c-;,t- Above ,-s Tei al public
au iii- I"r io.v Fes Is1ile oi the and Place Of
-. III -- iu lie newspaper IL sail county and convey
tie s.n'- Co Ia highest aui best ladder and cut Of the
Hs t-.erpfn first pay all attorney anil counsel
les AM - &c. an. Tim T. tin tie whole smint
~ ~ 10 sne to t-'y d; sale AMI pas surplus any.
q the sid party Of the hrt part FULLY appears ref
and 80 % tsos No 20 ii cunNeyirrs in tl.s Off~ %
the eTeui CLERK AM recorder 0: I- coauy OF la Sale
aio-,sI III .
And whereas default has -on made the Tayr--: 4
th- last iIlc= tie Ipr'ss-y notes tiDrt-ia.
'JF tIce AuntfcI All htylYlAr, yA'r two AMI hall
yers after te. for three hundred and fifty dUllsr.
payable three after date, ami Tor five thli-ani
dollars three year, after .t- AMI the remain due and
unpaid ~ acCTu.E- interest THEREON from the first day
u November \ II 1861. At Irr per annuIn
Now therefor. puii- notices h.Tety given, that l. the
All NiLam H. ". Cu>hEiaI ~ vrtus vi the r,'wer and
authority IN vc~te ~ sail mortgage. and ty y!
eiarit 81 payment aiurI VIII sell g.; public auction,
- the hit al! b-; hi Ter. si .uth door O!
the county Court ou- ia the ,ijy ottawa the r,unty
AMI state Aforesaid th- IIh day III April l>o5. a. ten
O'Clock in the forenoon ali seldom nnn,.r seven a., il
township humber tliTfl- 81 north an number
five, - est OF the third principal riiIn, "r the pu'
poses at-ve >ts;Sd and said provided.
WILL I'll. y. CT SiMAS.
Ottawa IL MI. L LIZ
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The Ohio Patent Collar.

= ~ II - -
And asks his friends and the armei ger orally to ex
anime She Collar, either At his Store doors pUrth OF
corner Of Main and Columbus streets. at t.e gox
River BIZ idge 7 oil House. A. II. STR0BM.
Ottawa July ., 1884,
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legal advertisements.
Chdncery Notr,

'o'sSc'y NOtlrC.
T., SIT cnrrE a. Circuit Court. to June T1m.
h!ma a, austin, Marcus Austin and STILL, Avs,,o q.
Nicho'as anthony, Elizabeth v " Uus,is Usnrx n
N;n.ii " th n. Anthony Van wyck Anthony and
Nicholas Ahih"ny.-in Chancery "
Affidavit OF the non-rerihcr,c. 81 N;,ho,.. ..,r
Elizabeth " W. liustis Henry H. IJ.s,i. wp,i,
Anthony, Van Wyck Anthony and Nicbnas NIL, ~ ~
PENDANTS above Dan,ei having been flied il The ,s ~
the Clerk oil the sud Circuit Court of IA s,e
Notice hereby gwen To the sail Nj hoias Aptho ZI;z.
beth " W Hn.'is, Henry H. iust,s william n Anthem
Van "yck Anthony, and Nicholas Anth.ry tbsi $. a
compianans MED their amended I'LL Of complaint in said
court on the csncery side thereof on the xtb d.y OF
A. D. ieo5 and that thereupon issu-d
ou' Oh SAM court against sail defendants n ON tbs
se1ohd Monday OF June next 1875 by law required
NOW unieas you, the said Nicholas Anthony EI;z,I, n
y. "; hn't'' Henry H. Iusis Wilton n Anti. nv
van "yc1 Anthony an Nicholrs AtnoDy shall ,,, n
any be ana appear before said Circuit Court of La ALE
county on the hrst day Il next term th.r,f 70 h.
holden at Ottawa in said county on tn. second nd I'm
June, A. D. DO. AMI plead answer or J.mur , In,
aid comp'inants bill Of complaint III. ssr,e 80 ~
tiers and ies therein charged ami stated vii - ,I
as confessed and decree entered again-, Won according To
ei1 piiy 81 y. SEN mn; LEHMAN SILVER, C.s.E.
Bushnell Avery, Complainants Solicitors.
April I, 1865.
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Spec,aI COMMISSIONERS .Snle

NOTEGE is hereby given. that in pursuance Of . decse5
male by and entered of record in the County Court
in and for Ia Sale county and illinois, Chancery
sitting the March thereof 1865. certain
therein pending wherein Roxanna 7. Strong and
others complains and Horace W. Woodruff defend
ant, the undersigned Special Commissioner will sell
public venue south door of the Court House Y
the said to the highest and best
bidder for cash on Saturday, the 18th day OF April,
fy. O'clock in the afternoon of the said day. the following
real estate in seIerae lots situated in said
", wit:
Lots numbered tyx, f56 hfty-seven Isl in section
sixteen t6) in township thirty three 49, north Of range
three, 80 Of the third Principal Meridian contafn-
ing each ten
The north fraction of the quarter u section
twentyone t2i,) in township thirty r-. $3.50 north nf
three, 81 east of the thir Principal MeridaA
tanning ten
The bR M the sonth quarter Of section eight
teen u.s. township thirt,two 1872 north Of range
four, - east OF the third Principal Meran containing
eighty
The half of the south west quarter Of section nine
% in township trtyve t33 n'rth, Of range four ~
east Of the third Principal Meridian containing eighty
The cas-, half Of the north quarter Of section eight
of the third Principal Meridian containing eighty
And the et half Of the north west quarter Of section
thirty 49, in township thirty three, 49, north Of range
four. a. OF the third cipal Meridian continuing
eighty acres.
good and sufficient conveyances Mn 10
made to the purchaser purchasers thereof.
o. LEAvENS,
Ottawa, march ll-1w Special tbasnissOHev.
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La Sale County Bonds For Sale.
EIoR SALE, $4,000 sf The County Bonds. drawing 10
u pS cent interest payable annually Amply Ct fhe
CITY HADk % ID. @ AEfLd,
otHvs, Nr.b s,lsS LSSt~ M oSs . oxavs. Z
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ILLINOIS BREWERY.
ALE! ALE!! ALE!!!

The undersigned have bought the Illinois Brewery Of
Nschelm Co., and are prepared to supply the public
with Superior Article Of CREAM AND STOCK ALE
Cash Paid for Barley. ALFRED WHITE,
Ottawa Sept. 2, 1861 o. r. HANBURY.
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Administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF JAMES REED, DEcEAsEp.
vNE undersigned having been appointed tx
and Administrators of the Estate OF James Reed, late
of the county of La Sale and State of In' decrease
hereby gives notice that the will appear 'ee the County
Court of La Sale county at the Court House in OTTAWA
the June Tern, On ne Third Monday in June next
which time all persons having claims against said Estate
notified and requested to attend for the purpose hav
ing the adjusted All persons indebted said Etats
requested to make immediate payment the under
signed
Dated this 81 day Of April A. n. 1865.
ANNALiNE REED, Administrative
ELIAS p. REED.
VA. NJ. REED Administrators.
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ESTATE OF CHARLES GIILES DECEASED.
I>HE undersigned having been appointed Adninistrato
and Administrative Of the Estate al Charles e'iiI',
late Of the county Of La Sale and State oil ILLINOIS,
hereby gives that they will appear before the COUNTY
Court OF Ia Sale county at the Court House ID otaw
at the Juns Tcrmy the Third Monday IN June next
at which time as sepsons hRris claims against said Es
tre are notified an requested to attend for the purpose
of having the ,ijusssa. All persons indebted &c
said Estate requested to- rake immediate payment
the undersigned.
Dated this 3lst day of March. A. p. 1855 ~
DANIEL CULLEN, Administrassr.
- 4. ELIZA J.G1LLEN. AdIninistraf fix