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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23

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General Butler, it is said, has Just
closed negotiations for valuable mill prop
eriy on the James River, near Richmond,
intending to erect extensive cotton factories.
The Cox farm, containing $500 acres
through which runs Dutch Gap Canal, has
been offered to the General, and be has in
contemplation its purchase. He intends
that New England families and operators
shall be settled upon it.
- The recent maltreatment Of Capt.
johnson 10 Florida, by ex-rebels, seems to
have been matured organized affair.-
The mob also called upon the United
States District Attorney and ordered him
TO leave the States forthwith, or forfeit his
life. 1t is stated that the civil authorities
lend their lend their countenance to these
outrages, and the military is at present in
adequate to protect Unicn men from these
assaults. The determination is to drive
out all Yankees from the State.
A young fellow in Pittsfeld had for
some time been paying attention to young
lady at Williamstown, and a few DAYS
since, having obtained the consent of the
lady, as well as that Of her parents, the
pair started for an adjoining town to be
made one. A clergyman was called, and
the marriage ceremony commenced, when
the almost bride required that her lover
should give pledge that he would hence
forth abstain from the use of ali intoxi-
eating liquors as !, beverage. The young
man refusing to dash the intoxicating cup
from his lips, tie ma'rimon ial cup which
might have ben his was dashed instead.
They left the scene as they came, ex-
cept perhaps ae was trife sadder and
she trife WISER.
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Answer to Questions.

Mr.. EDITOR - As we do not conside
ourselves entirely beyond the circulatio
| of your valuable paper, even away u
here in South Reading, Imodes,ly ventur
few suggestions upon the philosophi'
questions therein propounded.
Answer to Query Fs1 because the
air has greater density, lower temper
ature. and is of more uniform densit,
and temperature in the night than il ths
daytime.
Query Second would admit Of the sars
answer.
Query Third-because water is acct
ter conductor of sound than air.
Query Fourth - 1 think it weld de-
pend upon the kind of instrumeps used in
weighing the bullet; if weighed Nth pair
of scales, there would be no Inference in
its weight at the two places, Or whatever
effect the Centrifugal force tight have on
the bullet at the Falls, it could have the
same effect on the balance in the opposite
scale, and its effect or i,fluence on the one
would be nullfied by its influence on the
other.
1t weighed with spring balance, it
would weigh most at the poles, by reason
OF the absence Of the Centrifugal force at
that place.
Query Fifth :--Asthe same time would
be occupied in the ascent as in the descent
of the bullet. we hare only to ascertain
the space falling body would pass through
in eight seconds. and we have the answer.
By applying the law Of falling bodies !
find that falling body, during the first
eight seconds Of its descent, would pass
through space Of 1924 feet. Being
but iyro in philosophy myself, shall
wait anxiously to see the answers of more
profound philosophers.
remain, in the meantime, your obe-
dent servant, and subscribe myself a
member Of the South Reading District
School. Junior Class. MA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23

STATE VS.. b. +. ELLrsoN.-Mr. b. F..
Ellison Of Grafton, recently Of this place,
was brought before Justice w. II. John
son on Monday, charged with larceny in
taking a buffalo robe from j. II. Phelps,
sometime last fall. We did not hear
enough of the examination to make re-
port OF the case which is one that has been
sbrewing'' for some time. The robe wa, di /.
covered 10 be in his possession, and several
witnesses identified it as the one PheIps
had lost. The defence was that Ellison
bought the robe in good faith of man
named Lawrence, trading off watch for
It. The case excited some interest before
twas closed. c. B. Eddy. States Attor-
ney tor the State L. S. Walker Of Graf.
ton, and J. D. Bridgeman, Stoughton and
G. Z. Arnold for the defence. At the
Conclusion of the examination, Ellison
was issmediately discharged.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23
BOSTON MARKET.

C0TON-There is very little change notice in Cotton
Good the past week but sales have been rather limited
Lang styles Of Bleached and fine Goods sold up pref
/ ~ % e and stocks do not accumulate
L0URfhe market for Flour has varied very NJ t .he
psf week The sales have been 81 Is to rs for West
srn superne St Louis -four Is Hrm and we quote good
and choice brands at Sl3 to SIG So
GRAJN-The demapd for corn continues moder.te =
Sales have been at A to Sc Western Mixed oats
frmer and have been sold 90 CSC per bushe Whit
Beans remain the same
PROFESSIONALS demand for Pork has been steady
The sales have been at 1923 so to "a so for
have advanced The sales have been at 40 TO AZ far
choice Vermont and New York dairies.
WOoLThe market for fleece and pulled Wool has been
active during the week. and full prices have been realized
The saes have been at52c to Sc per h. qnality
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23

Il
The Suprane Cogrt or his Goua
was in sessit NewihEa lat week
Pressns-H,a 3sAh Plerpon., Ch.e Ja
lice. Hon. \ Ves, ~. G. WH.ao ;
B. Steele, Associate Justices.
We copy the following report rom To-
Brattleboro Record Of the c,dses hear
and disposed Of as indic.eeoeiow =
West River Bank y. +. Gorham, Jr
Judgment Of County court for Defendant
affirmed. ButlersS Wheeler for Plant
III. Davenpcs for Defendant.
| Samuel .diner VS.. A. A. Adams & C
G. Piece. Judgment of County Cour
for Plaintiff affirmed. Davenport fol
Plaintiff. Butler g. Wheeler for Defend.
ants.
Mary e. Divine VS. theodore G.. Rand.
Judgment Of County Court for Plaintiff
for $3.50, affirmed. Eddy x Stodd,rd for
Plaintiff Butler & Wheeler & Stodgh-
ton for Defendant.
William Thomas VS.. Eberezer Howe.
Judgment of County Court for Plaintiff
affirmed. Stoddard for Plaintiff. Howe,
Field g. Tyler for Defendant.
George S. Wallace VS.. Ashley Stone.
Judgment of Ccuny Court for Plaintiff
affirmed. Davenprtfor Plaintiff. Flagg
az Son sor Defenfapt
A. A. Harrington VS.. Ashley Store
Judgment of Cart and Attorney as above.
Elisha B. Smih VS.. Sidney Perry. judy
ment Of County Court for Plaintiff--wiih
the Court. Soughton & Arnold for
Plaintiff. Eddy& Stoddard for Defend
ant.
Calvin Buckin VS. B. R. Beals ct. al
Judgment of County Court for Plaintiff
affirmed. Stouehton, Field & Tyler for
Plaintiff. Howe I Davenport for De-
PENDANTS.
William. Miller VS.. Daniel Cushman
Judgment of Coupy Court for Plaintiff
with the Court. Davenport for Plaintiff |
Flagg & Stone for Defendant.
F. d. Sawyer VS.. Townsend. Judg-
ment Of County Court for Plaintiff af-
firmed. Stoddard for Plaintiff Butler
& Wheeler for Defendant.
S. Richardson & wife VS.. School Dis
trict No. 10 in Westminster. Judgment
of County Court for Plaintiffs affirmed
Stoughton q Arnold for Plaintiffs. Eddy
for Defendant.
Robert Myers VS.. The Baptist Society |
in Jamaica. Judgment of County Court
for Plaintiff affirmed, Butler & Wheel
er for Plaintiff. Stoddard for Defendant.
Edwin Nj. Ward vs.. Jos. E. Fisher &
Wife & Nj. Moore. Judgments of Coun-
" Court for Defendants affirmed. Howe
Tor Plaintiff. Davenport for Defendants.
Nathaniel Boyden VS.. Philena Ward g.
J. II. Phelps, Trustee. Judgment of
County Court holding Trustee-with the
Court.
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A Coon ONE.--A CORRESPONDENT at
North Adams, Mass, sends uo tie follow
ing "A few days since a mysterious
gentleman, stranger, came here and en-
gagged board at the village hotel, and de-
sired that no person should speak to him
except the landlord. He was weIldressed
and good looking. Several ladies under
took TO make his acquaintance butfailed.
Finally few of the boldsr ones appoint
ed q committee of FIVE to visit him. They
did SO and stated their business. He eyed
them closely and replied 4 am stranger
and criminal. ! was convicted 10 New
York Of heavy crime. The Judge SEN
fenced me to eight years in Sing Sing, or
to live in North Adams six months.
chose the latter. l have been here a
week, and now wish l had gone to Sing
Sing? The ladies retired and the
stranger was not again molesied." +.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23

fUEoUdIs fEB Il. 1856.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra &l3 SO q IA 90 rst
ty $l3 90 az &l3 80 second quality @I2 al b sS2 "a
third quality 10 so a &I1 so.
a So16. f ~A'o'
Mich Cows and Calves-s50, s75, SO 800 a 500
fearlings 800 q 500; two years old 500 b 500; three
years old 800 "a 5000 80 $3.50
Prices Of Sheep and lambs In lots 90 90 90 co. a
5000 each extra 90 90, 30 90 90 90 a % 90 or "a "a
extra q % y fb i've weight. -
Hide 81 q loo y rs. Tallow ca loe pm
PeitsS2 70 g ~ 90 ssoh Calf Skins Is goo o. y b.
REMARKS. The supply Is large and pric : seem to BE-
gradually essenug, though very much changed fom
last week The price Of beef ranged from III 70 8c per
10 The supply Of Sheed is considerably less than last
week Most lots sold at 81 to &c
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23

r. May 9Th. 1852, JEFF. Davis wrote |:
"In the Senate, announsnd that if any
respectable man would call me disunion-
is would answer BIN in monosylables.
On many occasicns, in public speeches
made in Mississippi, ] have said. if any
man would come forward and charge me
With desire to destroy the Union, 1 would
ram the lie down his throat"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23

DlvoRcEs.- The following divorces
were granted at the late session of the
Supreme Court for this County:
Denzie M. Streeter from Jane R.
Streeter, cause adultery. \. C. Bemis,
from Mary Ann Bemis, cause adultery.
Elizabeth r. Gibson, from j. Z. ellison,
cause willful desertion. Sybil z, Shep-
herd, from E. S. Shepherd, cause intoler-
able severity. Name, J. Chase from Luz
cius A. Chase, cause willful desertion.
Maria Z. Foster from Calvin A Foster.
cause willfnl desertion. George A. Chase
from Mary Chase, cause wiilful desertioc
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23

A WAGER Lost The confidence of
Speaker Coifax. that The President would
sign the Freedman's bill has been so inn
pl'c'f' that he wagsred a box of cigars with
prominent member from Consericut. as
ser'lng at the time that he has IMMERSED
with the President. and had \ made
aware OF ms views. On The indnipg Of
the veto the cigars we're fouid On The
desk OF the member endorsed y ffouf
victim of misplaced GAS $50 !
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23

CHEEsE FAcToRY.-The union cheese
company, at Westford, after erecting suit
able buildings, began operations June g.,
1868, and made eighty-one thousand two
hundred and forty-six pounds of cheese in
four months from 400 COWS, giving, during
that time, sO1,29a lbs. Of milk. The
cheese, boxed and delivered at the railroad
was sold at an average of sixteen and one
halt cents per pound amounting to 3d.
1869.
One hundred hogs were kept. and the
profit on pork over cost of stock was nine
hundred ond fifteen dollars and thirty -four
cents. 1t was found that it required
little more than 9 "a pounds of milk to
make pound of cheese. Two males and
two females performed all the labor in the
establishment.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23
The Senators

ca The Senators
who voted to sustain
dent were Dooiittle O
of New York, Morton
art Of Nevada, Vac
GINA, and Cowan Of
bu: the last voted or
bill.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23

RUTLAND AND WOODSTOCK RAIL-
RoAD.--The Woodstock Standard has the
following;
" The corpordtors of the Rutland and
Woodstock Railroad are beginning to I" ag-
itate the waters" preparatory to doing
something towards survey aud an organ
iTation. We understand they are to have
meeting soon. One Of their first steps
Will probably be to make survey of the
route, the expense Of which, estimated at
$1,000, must be raised by subscription
along the line and at Rutland. As it will
De OF little use TO ask aid of capitalists
and connecting railroads without being
able to lay before them the results of a
survey, we trust there will be no difficulty
in raising the amount"
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mer, last Spring.

New YoRK.-The New York town
Spring Elections have thus far resulted in
small union gains over last year, slough
they did not have much to gain fom.
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Died.

Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries incl
ing poetry, to be paid for according 70 langth
In West Windsor, Feb ii, Of consumption, Mrs. PA.
MkLiA p, VIE Of Cornelius y Persons aged IS years
months and 10 days.
In Springfield Jan. S1st, Of consumption, ALNAN j.,
youasest son Of Nath.nel and A~ue epsudnR and 10
year, months ard Is days,-formerly mem6er cf Co.
q, IN W. Vols HIS sickness caussd b. exposure
In Plymouth, Jan. 18th. JOSEPH GREEN, Ard x.
Feb 9Th, ASA HAsELT1Sk uOsIEY. -
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jor Tenney, the Superintendent Of bridge,
on the road. This is only one Of severa
bridges on the road successfully rebuilt, b,
MAJ. Tenney.
"A few days since a young ssdy at
party m Rutland, refused the escort Of a
young New Yorker, who had become
enamored OF her. on account Of disgust.
ing display Of copperheadism which he
had made during the evening, and went
on with stsunch young Union man; and
the young New Yorker has doubtless con-
ciaded ere this that among our Vermont
girls copperaeadism is at discount.
The subscriptions to the new, Con-
gregaticnal Church in Montpelier, xlready
amount 70 over S40,0Co, which secures
he erection Of large and handsome e4r-
ice instead Of the old s.sek building now
occupied by tbs society. George Brad
haw, Esq, Of New York city. contributes
$4,000 The largest sum yet contributed by
NJ one individual.
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'3E "a
's'i2a ifsoeaass taaese a-
t'sisi5 iairoaaes d WI
s aneHa. sssa rsss'dear
msn wiz
e.as---psssi : ''ovec s .
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-23

so8KEss.- I4e psiseeraea Ca@moa
Capca q Albany gssd iast Monday
swglrs, q 70 g1asad decorate Sc Or
F'Aa ma taes, q aoRar Of ANDY JchBsons
Taia q ibe irteecuens OIL rhs same
hE ~ lnlaaaA M hnnnr a r.alls y. - r.Nr..
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AMERIcAsLIFE DROPS. -Dptheria they
care.
Roots PEST4cHINE-restores the color Of
the hair.
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VUHBRKAs, James II. Williams and soloa psuv -
w Rockingham in aid County adminissr.ssxs = he
state Of George Perry lsts Of The sane Resk.ehAn.
Preston Hol ON, County Of Albany and State a. New
YORK, the common counts Of irdebafnx sss,snsif
tI.sskAcr As-,.-sst--s-- 49, :.
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n g w j oh hon
IN bellows FALLSl
conn l. WILLSoN

MOULD respsctfuy snnoancs to shs peepls = 49,,
~ ham and yisinsy ~ they hsve sskes ~ eSos -
nsTy oeeapssd y wil.n csn,ns s.d hsys - IS q
ehiaery consists q whitneys Improved CyiS1or phs
Circular saws Turning Laths, Moe>isag ~ $3.50,
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Sale q ; gaaAIupl Stoss !

Safe q 4 BasArupt Stoes +!
Tgss .-os rs g ., sssps .a, srr.sA, =. -
AT Retail
For sixty Days.
SALE TO COMMENCE, ON
Monday, Feby. Goth.
All Kinds of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Cloths, Carpeling,
And PAPER HANGINGs,
FY
GREAT BARGAINS.
f
r~ru. r,v..,.t,
S,
-l
~ u - n on IL cry
xc-,,.
:" WIG oie1'ois'
o. ID. GRAY,
=. 49,
w. - A'0"'
EAW Evnnr1Ann0h ANnnfc
tOW IApCiICAlCCU ASCutSs
MAIZE ANN vwx.,r
Wanted 10 IT, 49,
FOR
frank M00re'S TREAT W0rk
N = Y y ..
rOctfy ana incidents OF the War,
NohTH AND SOUTH.
pEtTrTf mr. nv vrr ,v,,c,, ,rr
DGAC LIE OLL1 lLLUO hAIED.
SOS Ha6
r,o.
o'''"'ls u
sl.ur, GIN aK.NT,
GEN LOGAN
os GIN GIN. SHERIDAN IAN,
GEN ROBERT n LEF
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ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post
~ Once bellows Falls Slate Of Vermont Feb IL l866
Bsrrett James NJ. Rowelf, b.
Dunn, Richard Rucgles W W.
Davis. Sam1 Wright, r. P.
Howe, Esq. wooiey A. w Esq,
Harris, d. D. Mrs. Young, Z. W. Mn.
To obtain any VI the above the applicant must
call for Advertised Lars" give the date Of is and
pay one cent for advert ring.
A. N. SWAIN, Pm.
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- u, ROBBINS and r. ". MAReH ~. go
ccpareusrships under the and asn q ISSS ~
harsh, - general dealess In Hardware Irua - 81
tcgr os.an 9roceIies Pans. os &c., q ~ .1ore -
usrIy occupied BY Robbins Dsrtos.
Chester, January, iss, 1855 III
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE FIRM OF ROBBINS 4 BAproN -. 49,. "a.
= oseu dissolved by mutual consent 40 M - n
cartons sntlrs Interest 10 ths ate hru o. npSkfr
ton ceases on this date. All The ss.iru ri -. ~.
Arm WI - ssttlsd BY p II. Robins wko z ~ oeiv -
son authorized % ssttle the baainesa -
az 4 I sos,1sss
cAsat0, Dc 4. 1855 ia
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as % bs 70 sesf
lair 10 De
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MrtIG1e Sac.

NJ Hhi'LAs William Ebert and MaGdalen Ebert hfs
w wife, did, on the 18th day OF March A. o. 1853,
execute and deliver to Lyman u. Cavalry since szssd
certain norttS" decd which mortgage deed 10 recorded
III the EecSrdcr OH Of La Sale cuuy, Book 66 "
HDfi page, 1872 ct S, whereby they ed to
said ~ man Cavalry the following described estate
situate III 'he city OF OTTAWA VI l.. Sale, and
state ci Illinois, The west half the west half Of
the north half Of lot seven ~ ia block .-sive On in
the Original Town Of Ottawa the pay II
five prDni--ory n";rs =. said mortgage deed described,
amounting IN al 10 tie OF hundred AMI fifty del
lars, with interest from March 18th, l-9 their date
- per cent per anuIn all OF which long past
due and uaid, Now, Therefore public notice is hereby
given that ID. ~ Stanton executor, and Julia 4. Cavalry,
eNccutriN Of the last Viii and testament % tine said
D. Cavalry. deceased by 'rus Of the powers in said
gage aud Will contained, will sell said real and
all ilet AMI equity o. rst' nippn 81 laid Nsn Ebert
anu NJ ll"n Ebert. his wife. and said prem
public uttuu I" t= shG,t and hest bidder for cash.
the -uu; g.r of ~. County Court House in said CITY,
the 2Tjs day Oh August, 1896, o'clock p Of
sad day.
Trims Of Slie.-Ca-h.
W. STANTON Erec,aor
JULIA Z. CAVALRY, Ersclariy.
Or lG gU cn testJer Of LYMAN D. CAVALRY deceased.
in
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y Office = her- -iyen. that. ~ virtue Of decree
= male ami catered Il record ~ the Circuit Court -
d. sale county of Illinois. tie June
court - f.. i> g. q then pending saif
curt the ,i-lg-Ty side Thereof, herein Mary Y.
u.-, VIE If Frank Baker Isabella j. Wafer wife Of
Il-1- " afr. Gy'r-e T.. Na-nn.k minor, who sues Ly
NarE A li. X. liz friend. and Mary A Warncck
c,as- ialraut- >lruu ". Wdrncck. Alexander
Non 1t Wan. Andrew L. HaIIuck- ALBEIT WstIlsSk,
.j-l .lr Naruek aEi Andrew !. ~ Top ~-re lc.6.
ants -lali. Tuesday, the 9Th Il August A. 800.
IL o O'Clock = >t day. of fT sale the south door
- the C',fg vlr house IN Ottawa, ia said county st
.ie ga t..-- a-. VIII then se Z" the highest bidder
rir is0l- described property. being the ordered
.g -i decree b. sold that The
4~ ter - s,tiJ sixteen ltl township thirty-two t32)
north u rH-- O. east Of the tirI (}i principal
meridian. ana Size following ics ri-I part of the
west quarter q section four y. township and range asrs
sid, i.surlu- y rods north IF tn. southeast corner
u! -Eil quarter thence north 81 rods thence IVES. 81
rods trce south - rods, thence 80 rods the place
81 h--uuinE.
I7Hs II >l'e.--Ca,ll in 90 days from day Of .are
l.. A. HOLLISrEE.
Ottawa, July II, lsf5.-3w Muster ia l7Gnc,rS
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Timber Land For Sale.

We have good assortment on hand, and we VIII MI
orders upon reasonable terms. Cash paid for WOOL
Dayton, Jan g, 1865. j. GREEN O.
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gr0al advertisements.
PikiiiOl 10 .SeIl RcnL Eiknlc.

PttiiOl 10 Sell Real Estate.
STATE OF ILLINOIS l., SALE CJcyrY -s-C1unfy Court
thereof, 10 September Term A. d. 1866.
James Graham administrator Of estate a Charles T.
Gates. deceased NIi!lm II. Gltcs, Arabcla Gates
AMI the Unknown heirs OF Charles L. Gates dscea.sd-
t'tti'o4 'ar Orr To seA rsal eStIle, 70 I1ay deJts
appsar n, from affidavit file in the Office Of the
clerk si court said defendant, not resi-.
dents OF said notice is y, said defendants that
sad petitioner filed ia said ur the 18th day VI July
OF Tie interest Of said ue4.-cd in and to the following
des-riy"i real cstJe. situate in sE1 v, The
MA ni the N oi section Il, township 81 north, Of
range east 81 T. VI and that ,here,Ipcu issued
thereon ~ T. by law required. Now, therefore, usless
you, the sail defendants, William II. GATES, Ar,Jslia
Gt-s. aud the unknown heirs Of Charles T. Gates, de-
ceased personally be and appear before said said
10 be holden at the Court House Ottawa in said
Cuuuty the first Monday "f September n. 1906 aud
iles. dem To said petition, tho will
- taken for confessed against, yOu and decree will
bi Entered according. 10 the prayer thereof.
A. H. MOORE, Clerk.
WILLIAM L. DacE, Petitioners Su!igitor. iuly 2i-3w
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IdmiHiytrgtrirs Notice.

ESTATE or joins {. STEoH, DECEASED.
q Office i n given that the Undersigned admin
y isT.TIN the estate of John StTob late Of the
county Of Is sale and state of Illinois deceased
7 pear eioEctr Cpiuty Court Of said county the
TAIrl Mon y (briu the goth dsy) OF Aug 1896 the
Court House IN Ottawa in sid county. when and wssrs
all persons Aayiu. claims demands against said
notified 70 attend and present the in writing fss
adjustment.
Iatcd. 9Th dar Of July. 4 4. 1896. e
Gw ELIZABETH stroll Adrrirsfrs!rf.
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Ir1lstec,S Sal of Real Esiate.

k)UBLIC NOTICE i hereby given, that under .nd ~
IL NIrtueroI the last will and testament Of Hiram
thornton. of La sale county and Of Illinois,
deceased, aud under and by virtue Of decree made BY
and entered Of record in the county in and for sail
county. i'll chancrry sitting. the June thereof
D. IS in certain therein pcnling. wherein Will
hm G HJutZe, administrator with the will ed Of
Hiram Thornton ecsaeel, Is conn iirsDt, and the Tn
known Heirs ard Devices e Hiram TA13n.on DECREASED
respondents tie uLieT,gncd Trustee. appointed by
said court To- sell certain real estate Il said te>to- here
matter described, AMI convey the according th
directions ~ sHi his said last viii and
mrut ooutir' ami the directions and decree Of said
court. will Ill. plic vcude. At the south door OF the
Court House in :e city C Ottawa, ia SAIL county 10 tho
highest and best bidder Saturday, the LIST day Of Sep
TENDER lstG, between the hours of ten O'Clock in tho
forenoon and hyc O'clock in the afternoon Of sail day. IT.
separate tracts the following described real Of said
testaor. ,uite in sil county. to wit: The southeast
quarter 81 s-ti six 90, in township ihirtyfve 49, Of
range one y cst % the third principal meridian also
the east hat Of the southwest quarter Of section vo (3
in the township and range aforesaid.
IsrHtS of Subtle purchase money il 10 he paid in
;hTee equal annual Iastaments in one two and three
Eecs respectively. with siN cent. Interest the
day Of secured by mortgage the premises sod.
WILLIAM Il lioU1YE,
july Oh. lNta+ Trustee 8 dtoI'sdid
q g. GRAY sol. I'd