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Dublin. Swate Ireland,
October the two.

sLyleu lElSu lcJlSIsy Jilht VIC nave ever gSt
encountered:
Dublin. Swate Ireland,
October the two.
Dear Neffa II hadn't sent ye q letter
since the last time wrote ys. because We
have moved from tine former place of
living and didn't know where a letter
would find ye; but l now with pleasure
take up my pen to inform you of the death
of my own livin' uncle Fitzpatrick, who
died very suddenly last wake after ling
erin illness of six wakes. The poor man
was in violent convulshuns the whole
time of his illness, lying perfectly quiet
all the while and shschless intirely, talk
in incoherently, and crying for wather.
had no opportunity of informin' ye ov
his deth, sooner excipt I wrote to ye be
the last post, which wint two days before
his death, and then ye'd had the postage
to pay. Pm at great loss to tell what
his ieth was occashuned by; but | fear il
was by his last illness. He niver was well
ten days together in the whole time Of
his confinement. but be that as il will, as
soon as he breathed his last the doe
tor gave up all hopes OF his recovery. l
needn't tell ye anything about MS age.
for We we'll know that in Nav mkt he
ha would haYe been twenty-five years
ould barin' tin months, and had be lived
till that time he would have been six
months dead. His property is very con-
siderable; it devolves upon his mkt kin,
who is dead some time since, so that ]
expict it will be equally divided between
us, and thin me dear Larry, ye'll get two
thirds of the whole; and ye know he had
a fine estate, which was sold to pay his
debts, and the remainder he lost on the
horse race. But it was the opinion of all
the ladies prisint that he would have won
the race if the horse he ran against hadn't
beeh too fast for him bad luck to the
baste. But poor soul, he Will never ate or
dhrink more, and now Larry, my dear
boy, ye haven't relashun in the wide
world excipt myself and yer two cousins
that were kilt in the last war. But can't
dwell upon this mournful subject, bat
will sale this lether with black sailin'
wax, and put on yer uncle's coat of arms.
So beg We not to break the sale when
We open the lether, until three days after
We resave it-be that time We will be
prepared for the mouInful tidings.
Yer ould swateheart, Mary, sinds her
love to ye unbeBnOwn TO me. When the
bearer of this arrives in Hamilton, Ak him
for this lether, and if he dosen't know
which one it is, tell hin that it is the one
that spakes of yer uncle's deth, and is
sailed in black,
Yer Affectshunate aunt,
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VT MISS MARIETTA DIFlII.
There's nothing beautiful we see.
Bar must on times swift piniOnS lice,
Aud like the meteorS golden raw.
CLEAN for awhile. then fade awav.
The gaudy flowers with cOlOrS light.
To deck the folds. and cheer the sight:
ENhalc away their balmy breath.
And wither at the blight Of death.
The deU-drOps SPARKLING in tho sun.
Like shining gems in the crystal run,
piss olive away; alas how soOni
The mOrn's scarce fed-'tis hardly noon.
The rainbow prints tho arch of heaven,
thing Go which all heauty's given:
We gaze upon 1t with delight,
And while We gaZe-it fades from sight
The human form with sparkling eye.
And blooming cheeks the angel vie:
But soon Ills in the cold grave laid.
For ali that's beautiful must fade.
Since all things earthly must decay
Since human life must pass away
How wise 70 turn our thoughts to heaven.
For there eternal lite Is given.
BRISToI.. o. July 3. 1855.
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PROFESSIONAG.
WEIITTLESEY ADAaiw.

Fire and Lie Insurance Agent, Warren, Chlo.
Merchandise ana other property insured IN the
best Companies. l. favorable terms. Farm prop
eTty, lsuIaJed DWELLINGS, AID their lurlilture IN
SUred tor one, three anu hyel ears. Uhcc IL Me
combs n Smiths Block
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s. d. aatNEfs. IA. ID.
HENRY HYEsE.

Fs Phssieian and Surgeon. Once over CrandOn
Co.'S Store. Mics. o. Particular attention to
chrome diseases.
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An IRISH LETrER.-The following, han
ded US by Harry Bingham, is the best
specimen of that branch Of literature
styled Irish letters, that we have ever yet
encountered:
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Attorney AT Law Office in keIrDs Block. War
rem Ohio.
April % lS65.-ly.
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ARkANsAs

the United States, twenty one years o.
sPe Who shall have rcsided six month- ia
the STATE, qualified vot"rin The districi
where lie resides, except that no soldier,
seam"n or marine in the United States
service ran vote in the State
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by her Constitution of 1912, gives the
right Of suffrage:
/. To every male citizen, of full age.
one year in the State, six months in the
town, owning real estate worth Sl34, or
renting for 81 per annum.
.. To every natiCe male citizen of full
age, two years in the State, six months in
the town. who is duly registered, who
has paid 81 tax, or done militia service
within the year. Hence in Rhode Island
a native negro votes without property
qualification, while foreign-born white
citizen cannot.
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by her old Constitution of 1851, admitted
10 vote every white male citizen of Vir-
ginia of twenty-one years, who has re-
sided two years in the State and twelve
months in the county, except persons Of
unsound mind, paupers, non-commission.
ed officers, soldiers, seamen, or marines
in the United Service, or persons convic-
ted of bribery, or some infamous offence;
persons in the military and naval Uni
ted States service not to be deemed resi-
dents by virtue of being stationed there
~ e..
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GRocERS,
il SMITH,
4As r hA1
FREER a SMITH,

Dealers u Groceries and provisions, Wooden and
Stone Ware, Market Street Warren, 0hio-ectl5
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CONNECTICUT

gives the ballot TO all persons, white or
black, who were freemen at the adoption
of her Constitution, 1SIS.) and suhse-
quently to "every white male citizen Of
the United States" of full age, resident
six months IN the town, and owning 3
freehold of the yearly value of s., or
who shall have performed militia duty,
paid State tax, and sustained good
moral character within the year This
was amended in lS45 by striking out the
property and tax-paying qualifications,
and fixing the residence at one year IN
the State and six months in the town.
Only those negroes have voted in Con
necticut who were admitted freemen
prior to 1918.
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- Justice of the Peace Soldiers claim Agent and
Fire and Lie Insurance Agent, Passage Tickets
sold to and IRON, and money Ieuittea 10 the OLD
country. At the lowest current rates Othce N
WeDb's Block, Main Street, Warren ohio.
.lanuary
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gives the right of suffrage to ''every white
male citizen of the United States," of full
age and six months residence in the
State, and every white male, of foreign
birth and full age, who have resided one
year in the United States and six months
preceding the election in the State, and
who has declared his intentions to be-
come a citizen. No soldier or marine
shall acquire a vote by being quartered
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Physicians and Surgeons, MeSopotania- Office
and residence in the Drug Store. two doors nor'h
Of the Stone Store.
March n lSD4.
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z. II. ENSIGN.

Attorney at Law and Prosecutor for TrumbulI
County; Office at the Old Clerks Once. north OF
the Court House; Warren; Ohio.
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by her Constitution, adopted in 1851, Art.
|, Sec. |, allows every free white male
person of twenty-one years of age, or up
wards" who has resided one year in the
State, six months in the county, and is
citizen of the United States, to vote in
the election district in which he resides
but no adult convicted of an infamous
crime, unless pardoned, and no lunatic or
person non cOmpos menhS shall vote.
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by her Constitution of 1851, limits the
elective franchise TO every white male
citizen" of the United States, of full age,
resident one year in the State, excluding
persons in the military and naval service,
and idiots and insane persons. But the
courts of Ohio having held, that every
person of one-half white blood is white
male citizen" within the Constitution,
and that the burden of proof is with the
challenging party to show that the per-
son is more than half black, which is i'm
practicable
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Attorneys at Law; Office over Freeman, Hunt u
Col Banking Once. Market Street. Warren. Ohio.
q. n. TUTTLE- ). N. STILL.
FUTILE a STULL,
Attorneys at Law: Office at the old Office Of SutliE
& Tuttle High Street, two doors west OF the Amer
lean House. Warren. Ohio
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From the London Times. Aug. o

The Apps7lino states the cholera at An
coma from the 10th to the 18th to have
given 43 cases and eight deaths, plus "a
deaths from previous days. At San Sc
zero, on the same day, 70 cases and 81
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NEW YORK
NEW JERSEY,

the first of those enumerated which ab-
solutely make color the test of voting,
and in which slavery existed up to very
recent period, gives the ballot, 10y It's con
stitution of 1874, to ''every white male
citizen" of the United States. of full age
residing one year in the State and five
months in the country, except that no
soldier or marine quartered therein shall
acquire the right, and no pauper, idiot,
insane person, or person conv!cted of a
crime which excludes him from being a
witness, shall vote.
PENNSYLVANIA
gives vote to every white freeman"
of full age, who has resided one year in
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Attorney at Law, over Porter's Book Store, Main
St, Warren. Ohio. VIII giye particular atten-
ton OConveyancDg and Collecting.
EstA A.+. ssEsss9GE n. BfSUNk
Attorney at Law. " Gibbs New Blcck. Man Stree
Warren. ONO.
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0. 3. WOODS, Z. D. DILLON.
WOODS & DILLON, =.
Physicians and Surgeons; Office over McCOnnell's
Boet Shoe Store, east side Main Street. Warren,
Nhin- ---------
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GEORGIA.,

10y her Constitution adopted in 1898, de-
clares that the electors of the General
Assembly shallb citizensa and inhabitants
of the State, shall have paid all taxes re-
quired of them, and resided six months in
the county"
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Every male person of full age, resident
one year in the United States and four
months in the State and being either
l. white citizen of the United States:
,. A white alien who hiss declared his in.
tentions; 3. Civilized persons of mixed
white and Indian blood; t. Civilized In
dians certified by district court to be
fiji for citizenship. like sundry provis-
ions as above.l
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gives the vote 10 ''every free male person"
who shall have attained the age Of TWEEN
ty-one years, a citizen of thr United
States or of the Republic Of Texas, one
year resident of the State ana six
months of the county, Indiana not taxed,
Africans, and the descendants of Africans
nycanfa1 \
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pointed Chairman Then he went TO
Mr.. Washburn and said he had been
educated Mt West Point nj the eX-
pense of the Gnvornment, he hadre
signed, expecting never to serve again
but now he offered his services for
what they are worth. A company
was raised in town, and under his d.
reetion. it was equipped and sent to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

U"Bsverly Tucker has 10 the most
solemn and emphatic manner denied thst
he had any knowledge Of or ccssecsics
with the conspiracy for the assassinaticu
Of Mr.. Lincoln. Chicago Times.
Beverly Tucker in the same solemu
manner stole oil the money that came
into his. hands, while be was Consul d
Liverpool. belonging to the Government
and it was necessary to send funds to that
port to redeem the archives and property
Of the Consulate, whom Mr.. Lincoln cams
into power. So Mr.. Tucker Vas . thiel
before he was q conspirator. Chicago
Tribune.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYrlI

- tie World. Tho only Hsrnisss, Trss sd RsltsIs
dye known. Thisspiendfd Hair Dye IL
Nsstrsf Brsoa the HAIR Or STAINING ths
Skin leaving the Hair So and Beantiful
vitality frequently restoring ts pristine color and rec
nea tbs III effects Of Bsd Dyes The genuine 70 sigued
WILLIAM A. BA rCHKLOR; al others are mere iniSs
tons and should be avoided Sold BY al Druggists Ac
IACTOkY-sl Barclay street, New York. BArcnHica'I
NV TonHsoRHAn for Drsssfng the Hair. jys-d4vly
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spefial Notices.
A TRUE STORY.

DEDICATED fHR SICK.
There dwelt In the swamps pale, bilious mechanic
His muscles strspgthiess, his blood II chill;
And the wife Of his bosom believed, In her panic,
The husband she worshipped Was hopelesely III.
SEEKING daily for help, in her wifely devotion,
All vaniy she tried pill and powder and potion
Till 1t last, when prey to giefs widest emotion
or HosTETTERs BITTKRs she heard from friend
She purchased che cordial. half hoping half fearing
prayer on her lip and tear In her eye;
And taking his hand with words kindly and cheering
Besought him the tonic fo- her sake to try.
As he drank lite through his system seemed steal
ing,
Each following draught did its mission Of healing
UNTIL strong in health andmost grateful in feeling.
He told the 'true story" here twined into song.
is also proper to state that thu Btters sold ex
cusively in glass; and never under any circumstances
by the gallon the barrel Impcstors end iniiatorl
abroad the only the public
them is TO that the Bitters they buy bear the
graved label and note of hand OF Messrs Hosetter
Smith, and proprietary stamp the cork Of thu
bottle.
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such universal
Demand il made from the choicest materials, h
mild and emolicnt in its nature, fragraaaly
centea, and extrem ely beneffcIe in its scti
upon the skin For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers Ssb1-Asv1vY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

~ Three men and one woman have
been arrested for willtul defacem6nt OF
the tombstones and gravestones in Wo.
burn (Conn. Cemetery. The pecuniary
damage they have done is said to amount
to $500
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TOHN PERDR

uH0DUHRTAEDR,
1stSt Svc<, bssss Asih ~ Jbaasas, Kssass, kss
oAL0sd.rspre.pdy sassadsd 10. C.rriasssfu,.asAsd
Sess rsqr1rsd- 0sc9sdlyr
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The Bridal ChAmbeFs Essay OF Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sex
Systems-sent free, In sealed envelopes Address, Dr.
J. sKILLIH noUaHroN, Howard Association, Phia-
delphia, Pa apr5-dswly
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- The following dialogue speaks fol
itself:
"Papa, has Mr.. Lincoln gone q
Heaven {" se
eyes, my dear child, think %; yes,
have no doubt be has gone there"
"Well, psps, wont they oil get around
him and give him three cheers. p Rc-
chester Democrat.
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ulatlon OF the South. In this human
deluge the relics Of the older society vii
be submerged and lost. A HON stead
act for the South would bring to Virpini,
the prosperity of New York, and enable
Florida and Alabama to count wealth and
men with Ohio and Illinois. To effeo,
this end there will be no need Of confisca.
ton. In the unreclaimed or abandoned
soil of the slave States, there are farm.
for millions of freemen. BY small grants
OF land to the landless whites, Who are
or were, the strength Of the rebellion and
the hope OF those who count on future
dlsaffection and troubles, they may prob.
ably be converted into peaceful and indus.
trious citizens, thus helping 70 confirm
the new order on the basis Of the old one
10 the overthrow Of which they have been
blind Instruments.
The bugbear Of tropical climat. ne.d.
not weigh much with rs in thus forecaa,,
ing the future. No part of the United
States is within the tropics; and Teri
the State which more nearly approache,
them. is the seat of German settlers -.
ployed 10 that form of ind ustry-,he cul
tivation of cotton lin which We ara .sLed
to believe that no European can enp,os
and live. In this instance, and in .lmos..
every other. the facts which are alle,ea i
disprove the possibility Of the reconstrnc.
tion of the Union on the basis OF homo.
geneous society, North and South, hes NO
existsuce ont Of the imaginatioss Of thoss
whose wishes shape their thosshts.
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% DOZ. Assorted GENTS DRESS and
CO BUSINESS COATS.
10 doZ. ONER-COATS.
so " PANTS.
20 6 VESTS.
20 &C Shetland Ribbed dUNDEE-SHIRTS
and DRAWERS.
20 doz. White Ribbed UNDER-SHIRTS
and DRAWERS.
20 doZ. Shaker Flannel Undcr-shirts and
Drawers.
20 doZ. heavy Grey Undcr-shirts and
Drawers.
doZ. Red Flannel Under-shirts and
Drawers.
10 doz. Brown Knit Coats.
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The Two Andrews.

81 say, I say, General Jackson, for
fear you should think / have some
axe to grind, because try so hard to
keep you at my poor house all night,
I will agree to keep your free of
expensev' expostulated the landlord
of the only inn in the village of JEFF
ferson, Ashe County, North Carolina,
to General Jackson, late one evening
in the autumn of 1S-, as he entered
his carriage to pursue his journey
toward Tennessee. 'sThe Blue Ridge
is infested with banditti, and you Will
certainly be robbed and possibly
murdered before morning. I be-
seech you stay!'
"You are very kind, sir, and I
thank your replied the General,
''but I shall proceed, and try and
reach the Tennessee line at all events.
I have no fears of being molested.
Drive on, Ned, briskly Adieu,
gentlemen, all !" and the old hero
drove off at a rapid pace.
"Hilloa there, youngster!" cried
the landlord, to slim, weary, faxen-
headed stripping, standing in the
motley crowd in front of the tavern,
eff you are going to Tennessee, you
had better jump up behind and go
along with the General; it's as cheap
a, walking"
"Sure enough, T reckon I'd better,
and thank you," replied the young
man, jumping UP behind the coach
as it drove off.
They rode on quietly for some hours
until they began to ascend the noun
tain, when the General, hearing q
slight cough behind, called out stern
ly: "Who's that %
cts me, sir-Andrew Johnson.
am traveller, on my way to Tennes-
see, and I thought l might get lift
on your carriage, sir. l beg your
pardon, SIR
"You are quite welcome, sir, to my
carriage. Come forward, and take a
seat with me-.
"Thank you, sir but as the noun
tain is rather steep here, I'll jump off
and walk up
He walked forward up to the noun
tain side, in advance of the carriage,
but had not gone far before he saw
man ahead of him, ascending the
mountain he appeared to be intoxi-
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CAPITAL. Observation-Disclosures. 81. 900, 600.
DEPOT 1877 EROADITIl. a J.
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Metropolitan Enterprise.
GREAT GIFT SALE
NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION.

CAPITAL. Observation-Disclosures. 81. 900, 900.
DEPOT 1877 BROIDWA1. n. y.
A immense stock of PIANOS, JEWEL
~ EY, WATCHES ana FANCY GOODS,
all to be sold for ONE DOLLAR each. with
out regard to value, and not to be paid for
TIL You see what You will receive.
Certificates, naming each article and its
value, are placed in sealed envelopes and
well mixed. One OF these envelopes will be
sent by mail to any address, on rccci, of
25 cents; five for 81; eleven for 81: thirty
for s.: siXty-tivc for SO; and one hundred
for SIS. On receipt of the certificate, yovi
Will sec what YOU are going to have, and
then 1t is at your option to pay the dollar
and take the article or not. Purchasers
may thus obtain Gold Watch, Diamond
Ring, Piano, Sewing Machine or any set
OF Jcwclry on our list, for 81; and in no
case can they get less than one dollars
worth. as there are no blanks.
Agents are wanted in every town in the
country; every person can make SO day
selling our certificates in the greatest sale
of Jewelry ever known
Send 25c. for a certificate, which will in
form you what you can obtain for ST. At
the same time get our circular, containing
full list and particulars; also, terms to
agents. Address
JAMES HUTCHINSON & CO..
Nov IA emo 1877 Broadway, n. Y.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR Dye!

HNHE Original and Best in the World!
= The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
HARMLESS, Reliable and Instantaneous.
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor Also. RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair CHARLES BATCHETO OR
Oct 70 1y New York
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New York Advertisements.
Artificial Legs.

WTESTON'S METALLIC ARTIFICIAL
w LEGS. Two legs in one. You can
take off the foot and put on u stub. 1t is
the only Artificial Leg the party wearing
can take apart and put together, or take
off his foot and substitute a stub
Cork-lined, covered with lesh-colored
leather, with rubber joints, and without
cat-gut cords or spiral springs. 1t is self
adjusting, makes no noise, is cheaper and
lighter and will last longer than the wood
cn legs, and is worn with ease and comfort.
The measure can be sent and the leg
returned by express, thereby saving the
time and expense Of coming to New York
to be fitted.
Pricc-$75, 800, 1925
A ts guaranteed at Your homo. Send fo
a pamphlet: J. W. WESTON, Patcntec.
Office and salcsroom, No. FOG Bro oadway,
Now lOrk. Nov % IS
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South Carolina---Union District.
JS THE COITR,T or ORDINARV

Reuben B,'iant and Sarah, his aoife, Appli-
caats, Is. Wm. Kirby, B. c. Kirty and
others, Defendants.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il Samuel Kirby, Miles Kirby, Alexander
Leckee and wife, Jesse Clark and Martha,
his wife, A. 7. Briant and Adeline his wife,
and Joseph Martin and Isabella his wife,
defendants in this case, reside without the
limits of this State:
1t Is, therefore, ordered that they appear
before me, on or before the 18th day of
February, A. ID. 1866, and object to the
division or sale of the real ate of Polly
White, deceased, or their consent will be
entered of record. c. GAGE, O. U. d.
Ordinary's Office, Nov. q, 1869
Nov 80 WIZ