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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

my pOunOo N weight. during the month Of July,
1851, procured tSo bottles u Constellation W..
sef, and il TO days alter using ]. esper;snoed
relief and after taking two bottles Has entirely
eaFeS SOON . .cr rsssinns ~ usual ySod 5s.I'h
BosfoH Coaxaas, NY, Dec. n, 1eel.- Nm
r. 0s4S q Cb.-0ssss II freely give yos liberty
70 maks nae 0fthe following certificate OF the vi.
Dc n Gonseitstion Water. which can recon-
mend u ~ highest manner ny wife was attack
ID with pain u the shoulders, whole length ofthe
e. ~. :as ass %0s IN sas s.ea
ply siciAh Who attended her about three months,
whenahe len her worse than be he'd found her.
then employed one Of the best htsicians 1 eould
Ind, who attended beri for about nine nostas,
fer quite = much pain. He n.elly gave her Up,
md said .'ber eess ssas sneSrs6ks For" said Sc
s'ske has suek eombt1stioa cf eoNsptoiats eAas
MAtisine gSse~ v one ePerdtes agdinse sosss other
Of ~ Sg@cultsss" About this time she con
1euced TIE use q Constitution Water, sndto our
utter establishment, almost the first dose seemed
70 have the desifs1 erect md shs kept on I'm
proving rapidly under it, treatmest. ard now su-
psfi6e5nds eatis0ly hee domeosie 111tSs. BE ~
~ tshensu1 q - hst,taeion Wnlsr - alsst
prSddeed psrmanentcnrs: ---..-
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" ws-n.as,nlD. Com. MiryhJ lsss.-D.. y
q 1or inAanmation of iAs KiApeys and lrritseien
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

JULIUS IVES Z Co.
~ 0eo1unnn - 0ovv yo91ks
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-04
. "A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE,

How few there who arenot subject to aome affection
OF the lungs respiratory organs. who, by negecna
premontory symptoms. aggravate the complaint unti
disease strikes its shafs causing torture
OF the patient and anxiety and distress to fends Only
codr A ahght throat" is the needless remark
OF many when 80 affected. Yes 1Only cold was Fac
thoughtless expression Of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey.
Forewarned-Forearmedl should be the motto forever
In the minds Of all subject to Coughs Colds Oafarrh OF
Influenza. Words OF advice should be needed by a snf
fering from Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption Relief
within their reach and neglected fatal
enHuea Life Of misery-a daily hourly struggle for ex
ence. contest in which there be but one victor
Death 80 /
Does it not appal the strongest mind to think Of thu
result caused by neglect? Then why delay? what er.
cuse can be offered when timely warning is sounded In
your ears? When the danger is pointed out why not
avoid It? MARsDEN's PEcToRAL BALM has been used
with success In nearly million Of cases. and ts endoraed
by the Medical Faculty as the most prompt and eca.
c1ous remedy that scientific research has discovered to
relieve and cure al cases Of Coughs Colds Influenza
Even when the sufferer Is in the last stages he win nd
relief by using this preparation One bottle win con.
vince the most ncreulous that the merits Of tis
ration are by no means exaggerated In fact fall far sor
or the euloges bestowed upon it by thousands who haye
oeen cured by It's timely Ese guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers every ntanca
Lave. - ~ m - -, ,'~,A'- ~ -
Prepared by T..w. MARsDEN, No. 4s7 Broadway. New
YORK; ''''' A>o"
Price, 80 cents s1nan bottle; 81 large aze.
KING CASSIIDEY
Wholesale Ageats Charleston.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN Il CO., NJ.
Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
ana az HetaA druggists. December
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-04
ESTATE SALE OF VALUABLE T.ANDs OKs
JOHNS ISLAND AND IN BARNWEIL DIsTRIc.r

PARK PLANTATION, situated on Johns Island. ntI
teen miles from tho city Il contains I20O snraa ~
Snd large body of Marsh Lands: 400 acres o1 ~
high lands are cleared and well adapted h The nSonol
non OF tine Long Cotton, from which larpa crons
Deen formerly Obtained. The remainder IF ta tc+
IN woods tmost of which is original Srot afforSig
abundant supply Of timber, which, from its proximify II
the river: may be made available and protable TSar
IS small Dwelling and other buildings on the Mace
The BACK Pen Pen PLANTATION, on John's Iaisnds CON
tans about 1000 acres but small portion Of whiol
woods Of original growth Astounding In nine and othe{
TIMBER which would afford great Inducements to rTr
chaser disposed to engage in the lumber Dusneaa
pendent OF the advantages which NAV be derived fro,
son well adapted to the cultivation Of cotton ana nj
other agricultural purposes. - - - y
.t1 ALSO, sH
FOB SALE PLANTAT1oN IN BARNwrr1, n,sE
TOUR miles from Grahen's Turnout on tho sonf3
Carohna harosd ut the junction Of the Charlesson
nngasta ana Qrange61rg and Barnwen Roads mi
The very finest quality of River sTan, q 1smd Wcn ds ds
wnacz vi mas been recently cleared and win produce fn
~ 70 oO Dusnes Of Corn per acre. OF bale Of Cotto
per acre Inc High Land la also Of ne o11alv. 1arn
Poruo s neaV1ly tnbered. There is also on fhe r7a
good NH SITE and good landing on the Fdieto Rfve
ReI1ecty healthy all seesons Of the wear Ths PIar
part of the District. - - = = oo's e - -
:. Ine IN eoSye property win be offered At private
sa we 1.h December; not then sold they VIII be o
es ~. ~ the Basnwen Lands on the 6th Janux
~! T u1 vahns laland Lands on the 9Th January Nh
Wharf ~T@ a ~ @..ss - = ror1T - 1UN51, = xsnoarnoSt
Noye,nbar a7 III . 81 ;,ss Executor. +
.A>SsoAoeE ~ %,,T
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THE SEASON OF STORMS.

The blasts Of autumn and the chill storms Of early win.
ter apt to make sad nroads upon the constitutions
the feeble, In old times at the commencement Of every
season. It was the fashion to take strong catharc as
safeguard against a-change OF temperature. It was
worse than senseless practice The people Of our day
understand the natter better instead Of depicting the
system they reinforce it. In the method they adopt they
exhibit wise discrimination. Instead Of resortine to
the v1tated smu1ants Of commerce. any Of the COM
pounds derived from them, they put their faith in the
only absolutely pure nvigorant procurable In the mar
ket-HOsTETTER's STOMACH BTTTERs. Their faith
s we'll founded Never has any tonic medicine been
pared with such scupuious precision conscientious
care It is vegetable compound Of which every ingre-
dent is sound, wholesome and medicinal in the true
sense Of the word. Now have three prominent ma
hona1 complaints onehalf Of the adult population OF
the United States suffer, or ess either from dis
eases Of tie stomach arrangements Of the liver or aec-
tons Of the Kidneys. In no other land under Heaven
are these malades general in this country and
HOsTETTER's BITTERs ia specific for them ALL un-
lees organic in their origin, and therefore, beyond cure
And let those who are fortunate enough be exempt
from them at present understand one great hact viz
that occasional Of this viahzng tonic win prevent
the earth from freezing where its genial beams descend
tsss -5ts- a:r #,f 5"+z lOomnsunicated.
.o75t I. "a "A
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AUCTION SALES.

Sides, Hdnas, Ch0nepnqne CIoret &C.
By BRUINS e BEE.
Will be sold, THIS DAY. before store, No. 78 East
Bay, at 10 O'Clock,
6HHDS. CLEAR SIDES
s ierces Sugar-cured Bagged Hams. LIZA.
10 baskets Champagne.
80 cases Claret
= barrels Beets.
- barrels Onions.
b barrels Carrots December
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Pleasant, ConeuenSent and EHqShe Ennal,
Residence on East BnE ; .
BY B. MCCALL.

That most pleasant and convenient thraa eto q ~
LY RESIDENCE No. 224 East Bay street. contanina 81.
wen nnlaheo Upright rooms, two large atcs dressns1
closed gas and CRATES throughout. On the lot hich 4
OF good sze are two-story Brick Kitchen with ann
house large cisern and wen Of water, two aower
dens and paved yard, and the entire premises in nS
order. apply as above, at No. 81 BROAD STREET
November 23 - % o11oo 1s..I1 s1A: =:
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PRIV ATE SALES.

COMFORTABLE Residence King street, near SoaAle
BIZ A1oNzo 9e3sz1Yi $. WErrE s. SON.
81 Brokers', Aucttoneers, & Real Estate Agents.
That That comfortable two story WOODEN RESIDENCE,
Wee oG Come tine east side Of Kin Kn I one door south
Sir ls rooa th as ~ No; ~ 5ne House contains
SOUTH which could be converted store with Ktc
Lot measures 70 BY 1870, be the same more OF less
for particulars apply as , aboye ns at It - -
The above property will be sold low price for cash
as the owner only sells TO change Investment
Sea zs7fa SEFoES GS9 Gesi e MxTH@ e za,e s GLAND
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 La Broad-street.&
200 ACRES OF TIE FINEST SEA ISLAND coTroNH
LAND ON EDIsTO ISLAND, 1k miles from EdingsviIe
td sumner resort Has produced 200 lbs Of fine cotton
The above has good water transportation, and is near
December t,ths6
BY cLlFEoRD II = & MATHEwEs,
5FA 1sHASR S6T%SE GSGFPF S2IE4l
FARMs FTRsT-CIAss wArER-PowERs, suMMEB
RESORTS. &C., &C., in this State and Georgia.
esszEesss szssz asss g 1e4
R1 f'.Se :: Pzez9e7is9 P@z8Tok e FSkD. ESR:
u,n 45roker and Commission Agent.
,, That desirable a RICE PLANTATION, on the eastern
DteA1C11 VI Inc cooper R1ver,
ABOUT miles by land from the city. The Tract con-
sts OF lOl acres Of quality Rice Land and about 100
acres OF very prime cleared high Land-yeu aianted To
order. 7TS--~' -->O~ A-1t9e' - eooAHH
The banks, fences, &C., in good preservation al
lne property has been regularly cultivated On Il are
laoorers VINO can be contracted with the next sea
SOD Apply as above, at - -
necs,nna, No. % BROAD STREET.
oeeo.noeE - ---t su Q thstu
Furniture, Horses, Tehides &C.. al A71ctSom
BY SMITH & MeGILLIVRAY
NO. 20 broad street, south side, near State&
street.
Sales Of FURNITURE Sc at nr;vate ,os;ao,o :. T.
tended to at modert.ce charges A>N @s
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORSES VEH1crE RS
October A1"-@ = 'A' ' " oeti ~ oAic7'
AT Pr5uQIe SAFE. ---- ---- < ----
bX u. BUNCH g SON.
well settled FARM Of fifty acres near szonh roo,,
haaro..d one mile below sunmerve Depot Location&
perfectly healthy Terms accommodating.
ALSO, aa.& @.4
PLANTATION on Fosters Creek. adantad - oo+4or
raising or brick making. k~ ~ ."ssoA
Thirty BUILDING LOTS on Charleston Neck.
Other PLANTATIONS to sen, or lease. o. wor, y, {
ahares a.7| N = ~' " "olA OLE
Two HOUSES AND LOTS IN upper portion Of tta 49,.
At our rooms we have one RACEB0AT, Corn Mil aniaa
'e.1.as, @1ts, o1o eeean WIZ. - stn November II
A Pleasant, Conpensenk and EHosNe F0n,7, :
Residence on East BnE Gs
BY B. MCCALL.
at Private Sale I~'~~-1 sa
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REMovAL.-It will be seen, by the notice in ano-
ther column, that the old established house Of
JAMES W. BROWN Co. have removed their place
Of business from East Bay to No. 81 yendue
Range, where they viii be pleased to serve their
former patrons.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN The STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

sSTHE LIST OFLETTER5 RE
MANNING in the PostoHce at the
end Of each week is published Off
cially in THE d AILY N Il w s
every Friday morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-04

Roop MuNd.
By r.. & A. r. CALDWELL.
TOMORROW, the 5th December, will be sold on South
Wharf, at IL O'Clock,
The SLOOP MALTA, seven tons burthen, Coppered
and Copper Fastened has suit Of Sails Anchor
Chain.
Conditions cash. thstuw4 Decenber4
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Our READERS Will find inte- esting reading mat
ter on our inside pages this morning. Besides the
Presidents Message, there is q letter from G. W.
w., a New York letter from Moultrie and various
other articles
FAILURE OF NORTHERN MAn.-Owing to some
cause or causes unknown, we received no mail last
night from any point north of Chapel street. The
Northern mail Of late has failed about once OF
twice week.
IH FREUNDsCHAFTsBUND.-M will please
notice the advertisement Of the anniversary meet.
ing Of this society, to come of this evening.
MAsoN1c.-At the Anniversary Commu nication
Of solomon's Lodge No. /, A. F. NJ, held at the
Masonic Hall on Monday Evening, December Sd,
1886, the following Brethren were duly elected to
serve for the next Masonic year
*Brother W. M. BIRD, W. M.
*Brother j. ". BORRICK, s. W.
Brother JOHN MCLEISH, J. W.
*Bxother EBENEZER THAYER, Treasurer
Brother r. H. WERNER Secretary %
Brother E NJ. BORRICK, s. D.
Brother E. W. j. FREEMAN, J. D. r
Brother THOMAS ALLASON, lyle.
Brother BEother T. Y y: = PETERSON, :7I stewards,
u .
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UNDER DECREE IN EaUIrY.

Z UN1tIh D1ICEkH6 IN K&& &UHTYe I
Chvee vs. Cohen Administration, ct al.
On TUESDAY, 11th December next at III O'Clock viii
be sold In front Of the Exchange, .51
All that LOT OF. LAND, with the three-story BRICK
BUILDING thereon, situate on the north side OF the
street leading down to North Commercial Wharf and be-
ing the second tenement Of the range commencing on
East Bay street. !: 75E =
Terms-One cash; the balance on credit Of ne
and two yesxs, with interest the whole amount pay-
able miannually until the principals is paid tn full
The BUILDING to be insured and the policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers. 4,
q: /, 5s3,a, .s s. -, !. =. JAMES ". GRAY,
November 10 mi tuth Master In Equity.
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Estate Sale Of Valuable Sea Island Plantations Sit
aedted on Edisto Island Rice Lands opposste W.
tom, 81. PGaps P1Tish-C0No7o Lands ON Iboqoo-
doc Creek, ST. PaaIs Parish, IN the State Of SCUM
CdTosno, belonging TO the late Ep7traana II. Bay
n1rd, Esq.
By H. III. DeLEON.
Will be sold, at Public Auction in the City Charleston
s. c.. TOMORROW, the 5th Of December, 1885, at
O'Clock, at the old Custom House, corner Of Broad
and East Bay streets, a"
TIE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PLANTATIONS:
ED1sTo ISLAND. ACRES.
14S d8l00 acres
EdaleuCar LIS 23-lUO acres
snergoold. .238 66-1OO acres
Shell House. 1856 20-10O acres
Bed House. .134 61-1OO acres
Seabrooks. .178 34-10O acres
The above adjoin, aud may be purchas-
ed as one Plantation, containing in
all about. .15G0 acres
haoo1t Po1nt... 468 95-1OO acres
1aroche's 226 62100
Little Edfsto Place. 900 e7-100
Total number Of Acres on Edisto
Island about ................. .2A76 acres
st. Paurs Parrish Cotton Plantation ON
ST. Bartholomew Parish Rice Planta- 075 M 7- @"'
ton, opposite Wilton Or. I.. 200 acrea, more or Less
Total amount Of Land. 49,. .3175 acres
TermsOne-third cash; balance in and two years,
secured by bond and mortgage Of the premises,
Purchasers to pay VIM WHALEY, Solicitor, for papers.
December " y. 4.
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THE TRI,WEEKLY y. NEWS.

DUBLlsHED IN WINNaBORo', 8. c., AFFORDS A
I profitable medium for the adveriadng public Of
charleston. sSs "; EH M,
We respectfully sonct their patronage for mutual
aAHIAaD, DEsFoRTEs WILLIAMS.
November 49, II AZ s. 7 T--1Fl@
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MARsDEN's PEcToRAL BALM is the most pleasant,
The EYE AND EAR.-Read DR.. GARDNER's ad-
vertisement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-04

safe and ehicacious remedy that has ever been
discovered for the relief and cure Of diseases Of the
Lungs and Throat. It can be used by an with
perfect safety-relieving and curing the Coughs,
Colds Influenza, Groups, and diseases Of the Chest
For sale by all druggists.
KING l. CAsSIDEY, Agents
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-04

LIE FREUNDscHAFTsBUND.-M will pie:
notice the advertisement Of the anniversary me
ing Of this society, to come off this evening
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-04

Toys for The Holidays.
BIZ j. & w. KNOX.
THIS DAY, commencing at 10 o'clock at their sales
viii be sold, ~''
200 lots and upward Of ASSORTED TOYS,
comprising every variety in Wood, Tin China ana
Conditions cash. Dece1nherI 4 "
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F1snsture, Horses Veziozes, &C., at Azlction.
HY SMITH & McGsIILIVRAY
NO. 20 Broad street, south side, nesr State
street.
saies OF FURNITURE, &C., at private residences at
tended to at modercce charEes ~
auction every WEDNESDAY for HORSES, vEH1CIEsJ
fohNtlORE &C., at hapast 10 O'Clock, at our Office
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Spring Wagon.
n.-, 81 LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
IIS DAY. the 4th instant will be sold before our store
No. 1877 East Bay at 10 O'Clock 1900
Wagon. - ~10A 40 . e1s1n
Conditions cash. nac.ro,o.
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Hanass Shoulders, SMOKED Beef and Ibnques.
nr,1e 4AUKEH q ALEXANDER.
ldls DAY, the 4th December, will be sold in or,
Store, No 1877 East Bay, ut 10 O'Clock,
II BOXES SHOULDERS AND HAMS
barrels Shoulders
terce Smoked Beef
terce Tongues.
Conditions cash 1,,,.
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CHARLESTON STREET RAnwAY.-We call the at
tention Of our citizens to the advertisements in
another column, announcing the rates Of fare es-
tablished on this new iron road.
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Toys! Ibys! Tons!
BIZ j. q w. KNOX.
THS DAY, Tuesday, December 4th at their sales.
will be sold ss7-'' - -1o'0-'
200 lots ASSORTED TOYS, suitable for the HOLIDAYS.
and now open for inspection. December I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-21
i DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
Will be sold at public auction, on the
FIRST DAY OF OCFOREK. 1866.

At the nil own,d John VI. Daring deceas d, in the
part OF Concord known iezas til. following p.oprty
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
Etiry new, and well Ccat d, with lad enough 20
y ne the tlnC, being hetyv two nj three ere
CIDER Jill. ON Clover VI L. With acre Of 'sd. Une
single y Oh &C. AbJu 80 + Tin er la L. h. V
iy limb d vi pine sprn" and ECmlec md Il
n TO HIS ngs nil, AID h above nam mill Il D.
u Il r in hu c.ics IN Concord! ublr Sleigh. p VI
ETTc lum'cr mostly ard. About - acres .: timle
nd. within ~ iod OF sud mill. III f he = d
z eat VI icty Of othe: ar icles bel g al the per" Il
property tn It has come into he hands of the Is
20 as III oper OF tn deracd. Inquiry ir made
Iesic" III p'oprTts OF Jcseph iiolto Of West Con-
c'd, or of the dninistrator It Lunen urE The tiu
Ind will be sod y he il Ot- to suit purcha err
and VII ten bi Is i'll be ken anv ;img yious
by III auctoneer Terms asked for must &c ! ted
n he writ n BIDS and ten viii b made known
time aud place Of sal, c. occa-ion ',qur :
HIRAM 4. CUTTING, Admin tor.
John W. ilartshoEn, Auctiolt ec
LEncnburg. sep. I, i>G6. .G-3l
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SUITABLE SroNsoK.-One Maj. Gen.
Forrest endorses my policy" and goes in
for sus'ainin. the president in his trcacl-
cry "A suitable endorSer for infamous
deeds. Forrest, during the war, was one
OF the most bIoodthirsty creatures the
rebels had in the field. Attacking n,ith
superior force and capturing a fort carri-
Soncd by Union soldiers, Forrest, after
the men laid down their arms and were
at his mercy, ordered the slaughter of
every Id mothers son OF them - in
which deed Of death lie look an active
part This unkempt, protane. bloody
creature presided, two weeks arc, over a
meeting III Memphis, called to endorse the
proceeding of tie Philadelphia convcn-
tlOn.-.>tteSntaR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-21

BE hIHp 70 lorR NorHER-She
guarded you when well, and watched over
you when sick. She SAT by you when
irritul, and put cooling drinks TO your
lips, and spoke soothing word, TO your
ears. She taught yoa 10 pray, and assist
ed You in learning to read. She bore
with your faults, and was kind and pa
tent with your childish ways. Size loves
you Still, AMI works tor you, and p.vy>
for yon every day you live. No one is 50
KIND or 50 patient with you as size. No
one loves yon 50 much. Are you Kind to
her DO you love her. Do You always
obey hey!
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John nFau.> E-fafs,

STATE az VERNON Ata Probate g.frf ..,G t ~.
C,,'.i.I District. bloomsbury. Ia ~Ili 4-Il.c oil
tie Jlu day Ul S-pI, i u NI6-
WHEREAS. LcvI'I Hill administrator ia Ia. Stale so.
" John Dean. lat 81 walden irC-t>e ,rli.---- L.
render account OF h. administrative. a4 20 pr
sent his a-a>t sA!d estate Tor
and all! vance for the purpose OF ntE.n- partition a.
distribution "i the .eSiGUe Ui said e-'iiv. "- .,,i.,
Of said court among the leTSci> ~" a'" D.; .a" '-
tie 10 the saint.
j. therefore order, hy SAID court that ts
under IeTatIuii al b- heard II The Probate. CHS,
1T. JJhISJurt, the -2u day .. sept D 10" A..
II il IurtIer ordered. HAT AL persons fu"i--i' r i' l-
hereof 10y publication. OF cop, ui liz I"~l If.l~
In the "a ryIi4u printed ii II a.3-hIlt. I.s. A.,s
-CCeS-iNelX previous 1. sad time 81 heating iI; I.ir
may appear lI t.c a.r!lr. - - account.
,lcy 'tt>r anu ai~' Dee heart .y ~- 'a-t ia TIE
mailer Partition and distribution I'd 81. .-i..i-
i.v tine Court
Attest ASA l. FRENCH Ju..-c.
+ true CDiE al record.
1921 Altt.t. ASA l. FK.N,Ii. LI..--.
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7 AND SALE.

Sotice for sale of nonresident land in Newark.
The uOuresiden proprietor OF the town Of Newark IN
the county Caledonia hereby notified that tn taxes
asses e by said town. within tn to year, next prced-
ing thi dt r-usin Il her il whole i'll part unpaid on
the foo~irg deeciibct land il -sii town, 10 wit
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Ab,;,,,. y. WhiirhiiI,> Estate.

THE subscribers having pointed by the cuarI-
Die probate the district Il a.y'iI commits
siuueT~ 10 receive rXIII.uc aIi J-i a. 'Ll;- q de-
naIlt~ all persons against III" estate % Aa.sa VI.
Intel III. late III iiycgIc. IN naI .>i Ey deceased.
represented IIsvt; dI Tie term col "A i'- IL M
the ID ay 81 Au- is-|. b. in ai""ta >.H l",T %
the Ci,IlUrS vi sai;! deceased. 10 exhibit ar TDTr
their respective tisiI before IL 'ry" notice that sc
viii attcl- L. IN. duties appointment al the
dwelling nous. 81 Ti..X E.ui,g Tl.,-A... IT, Rsr-tI,.
III said district ou the last oJtG!ia 81 September Il q
"a Friday OF +, ruarv ueA; At ~ O'Clock the
each ID said uaI
PERCIVAL BAILEY. r..--.
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