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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03
Public Sale.

BY an order of the Common Pleas Court o,
Hamilton county. Ohio. made that Samuel Mar.
tin. trustee for the below described lands, made
trustee by the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
Company. that Martin sell certain lands. will
offer at Public sale, on
Friday, the 18th day Of Nay, 1866,
At O'Clock P. NJ. at the Court House in the
toTn of Knox, Stark county. Indiana, the follow
ing Real Estate. Tue south hf of north west
quarter of section %, Town 49, Range west.
containing so Acres.
Also. the North east or of north east ar of sec
ton 81, Town %, Range west, containing 40
Acres.
Also. the Northeast or of North west or of
section %, Town "a, Range l east, containing 40
Acres.
Also, the Southeast or of Northwest Or and
the Northeast or of the North west or. and the
vest half o. North east or of section "a, Town g.
Range west, containing ! 80 Acres
IL The two first described tracts Of land are
within one and malt miles of n station OH the
railroad running from Lafayette to Mchigan
City; and the two last are near station on the
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, six or seven
miles from the County Seat. Terms of sale made
Known on the day of sale.
n34-3w ). MARTIN, Trustee
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

Notice IS hereby given th,t the undersigned,
County Surveyor of Marshall comfy, Indiana
will, at the request Of W. Adridsc and Jacob
Flora. proceed on w ednes day the OH dly Of MAY
s66, su'v cy and subdivi.ic the following lands
in Marshall county; Sections 81 and y. r. 81,
Range l. and also establish the corners of the
lands belonging TO said AldridSe and Flora in
slid sections: said survey will be continued from
dav to dav if necessary till completed.
Non resident owners of land i'm said sections
who fa.l to meet me M the time aforementioned
at the residence Of w. Aldridge and dcfray or
provide for delravins portion of the expense
Of said survey, will be returned torhe county Aud
itor as delinquent. and such delinquencies placed
on the tax duplicate for collection according 10
law.
uBi--2w !. W. MI NIGER, Suryr,or
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03
: sss'TPy .BO!5EP.

Notice . ht'eby given that the Undersigned
County surveyor e Marshall county, Indiana.
Will At the request Il Peter Holm. proceed on
Thursday the 18th dav OF Nav, lsG6, to survey
and subdivide the iol'owins lends in Marshall
county: Section So + :3 n Il ) F.. and also e.
tab'ish the corncr- OF the lands belonging to said
Holm in said section, aid survey will be conlin-
ucd from day to day if necessary till completed
Non re -ident ownets of lands in said section
who fail to meet ne ai the time ovemcntioned,
NJ the residence Of Peter Holm. and defray or
pr0viI, for deiraying 4 cir portion Of the ex-
pcnscs of said survey. will be returned 10 the
county auditor rs delinquent. and such lclinquen
ces placed the tax duplicate for collection ac-
cDidng to law.
n3I-3w J. W. KLINGER, Surveyor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03
,Segys'Py .S0firP.

Notice i hereby given that the undersigned
County Surveyor of Marshall county, 'niian1,
will. at the request Of K Calney, proceed on
Monday May 2ls'. l~66 20 survey and subdiviie
the following described lands in Marshall county
Section ), Il "a n x T., and al'o establish the
corners Of the lands belonging to said CItney in
said section. said SURVEY viii be continued from
day 10 day IT necessary ill completed.
Non rcsident owners OF lands in said section
who fail to meet me at the time above mentioned
time, at the residence of r. Cl'ncy AMI
defray or provide fol defrlyiue their p r.ion
of the expenses Of said survey, viii be returned TO
the county Auditor "a delinquent, and such de.
linquences placed on the duplicate for collcc-
ton accortl.n. to law
n94-9w ]. VI K.INGER, Surveyor.
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spI ED

Vt Garden City. (Minnesota,) on the 18th
ult Miss Lucy BELANCEE, after an illrcs, OF
i GAYS, ftom Lung Fever.
The deceased had large circle OF warm
friends, who viii mourn her loss, and well
may breathe
Alas is this sad decree. coming soiemnly.
\ dream to battle hope, entire,
Which, on waking. will he dispersed:
or isl stern reality, which
The more lis ponderei DER
The more we are depresseds
BE il true, resign, ON Lord
Thy selfish creatures to Thy will.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

On the I'D OF April. 1866, by Esquire Tay-
Tor, at the residence of the brides father; d l.
CHARLES lloITzENDoKFF, of Plymouth, and
Miss CHRisTIANA Lang. OF st. Joseph County
Charley seems we'll satisfied with the change.
and IS AZ happy man as Plymouth Affords
We know of no one more deserving an intel
ligent. industrious and handsome woman than
Charley. May their pathway ever lie strcwn
with the richest flowers
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

SF,ASTBl.

TREASURER.
We ere authorized To announce the name
of ". " DOWNEY a. Il candidate for the
Office IT County Treasurer, subject To the de
cision OF the Democratic County Convca-
ton. tpdI
Ncarc authorized TO announce the name of
!. b. y. KLiNaER aS = candidate for the
office OF Treasurer of Marshall County, sub
iect 10 the decision OF the Democratic County
Convention. I'D.
SiitKit j.
We are authorized u announce tnc name
of DAVID HOW as a candidate for Sheriff,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. Ipd.l
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

ADVERTISING Agents.. III. SCRIvEN &
"a 81 Dearborn Street, and Cook, CoBURN
: q, - Dearborn st, Chicago. Ills. s NJ
PrrTISGILL, New York City, and GEO. T.
RowEIL x Co. y Congress II. Boston, Mass,
are authorized to receive advertisements for
.hr DEMOCRAT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

a Geographic Dispatch was received here
on Saturday last from Picrccton station en-
the T. t. v. X {. r. W. to keep a sharp
look out for two men charged with having
committed murder at that place the
night previous. We have not learned the
particulars of the horrible deed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

We have Scholarship in The Obcrlin ON
,ncrcial College which will be sold cheap 10
any person applying soon. y Circular and
Catalogue of this popular institution can BE
seen at this office. IT,
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democratic Corporation Con-
YcU1iOn

The Democracy of the Corporation of
Plymouth. are requested to meet in Convcn-
ton at the Court House, In Plymouth, on
Saturday, May 9TH, 1866 al clock L. d., 10
nomina,e candidates for the Offices to be filed
cn the 9TH day of May
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEES
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

STATE IF INDIANA,1
MARSHALL COUNTY(
In the Common Pleas Court. June Term, 1866.
Robert Mattx,
William Bvrd.
Christian T. Smoke, Account
IS.
Isaac !. Sherman
The plaintiffs in the above entitled cause bv
their attorneys have filed in my Office their com
plant against the defendant, and it appearing bv
the otfidavit Of competent person shat the de
PENDANT. Isaac l. Sherman Is a Nonresident of
the State of Indiana, he is therefore Lereby mott
fed of the pen lency of sqs complaint gaiast
him, and unless he appear, answer CT deniur there
TO at the calling of said cause, on the first day of
che next term OF said court, to be begun and held
at the Court House in the town of Plymouth on
the First Monday of June, see, said complaint
and the matters and things therein contained and
allcdged will be heard and determined in his alb
sence. JOHN C.. CUSNMAN, Clerk.
Long Marshall Pf's Att'ys. n33
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Plymouth Marble Works.
HARTMAN g. HAUk.

Having permanently located in Plymouth for
tie purdose Of prosecuting the above business,
are prepared to manufacture all kinds of
.M1aumentS, Tomb Stones Ueod
'Sio~es Of all s'zcs ard firms, .NTLfc
Tahis Tips Bareoa Tops, Con''fer
Sidby. Nc, d.,
They solicit The patronage Of al who want any
work In their line, and assure them that ther
Will sell their work
As CHEAP, IF NOT CHEAPER,
than any other establishment in Northern lndi
ana, aud Warrant satisfaction in all eases.
shop on Michigan street, between Washington
and Gano.
j. 7. o. Box lc0 yl0n43-ly.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY
.JFn,j,,;s:rGfY5r Notice.

Notice j. hfrebS given that the Undersigned
has taken ont letters of administration OF the e.
tate of John Beangee tate of Marshall county,
deceased The estate i imposed to be solvent.
D33-2w Fmily J BE aneee.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

Thank 10 John {. Cushman. Clerk OF the
Marshall Circuit Court. for bound copy of
he Laws of Indiana passed at the Extra
Session OF the General Assembly. which be
rlin IN the eth day of November. 1858
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03
.fTTAf H.HENT NOTIlE.

The defendant Samuel s. NcDorald Is hereby
notified o. the pending Of the foregoing entitled
cluzc before me- a Justice Of The peace IN and for
Marshall County. IndilEa, and tat ihe same i
set for Trial on tie 18th day Of May 1866, at |
O'clock 4 =. when if he ID moi appear and an
swer thereto, said cause sill be hear, AMI deter
-ined in his absence.
JOHN G OEBOR NJ. Justice
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

A. R f ISE e K Err.
MERCHANT T.4ELOEs,
Has received a large stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods
Ofthc latest styles,
which he is
MANUFACTURING TO ORDER
on the most
REASONABLE TERMS.
Call and see his fine stock of
CaSSimercS, NeStinSS.
&c, &c.
OPPOSITE TIE BANK, Michigan St
PLYMoUTu INDIANA.
n33-lw
CALKINS, GRIFFIN
e Cos
UNION BUSINESS INSTITUTE
Oberlin, Ohio.
6. $. Ca,kins IL e.. q, Griffin.
Principals of the Commercial Department, In
structors in the Science of Accounts, Com
merciai Arithmetic, Commercial Lew,
and Lectures on Political Economy,
Business Customs, CorrespOn-
dence, &c, &c.
81 A. Gurtiss
Principal OF ctual Business Department, and
Associate Instructor in Science of Accounts.
e IS. Fond,
Principal of the Telegraphic Department, and
Instructor in Practical and Theoretical Tel
egraphing, Message Registration.
Reports, &c, &c.
T.. e.. s. ~ a. brake.
Principals of the photographic Department, In
s.ructors in Spencerian Penmanship, Plain,
Practical and OF namental-Pen Drawing
Card Marking, Lettering. etc.
. p. Merriam,
Lecturer on Banking, Currency. Detecting.
Counterfeiting Money, Exchange, &c.
G. y. Pond,
Lecturer on Frictiona and Voitaic Electricity
and Instructor in Theoretical Telegrarhy.
WIN. KTNCAID, Jr., o. c. HtI.L, L. R. PEN
FIELD, A. C.. RIDEOUT-Tutors.
In addition to tie above an eficien. corps of
Assistants IS constantly employed.
The Tuition Fee IS ONLY about ONE HALF
that usually charged in similar Institutions; while
the chcapness of living. the numerous cducA-
tional advantages of the place. and the compare
tive absence OF temptations 10 vice, are Important
considerations.
We do .;or GUARANTEE situations 20 our cradu-
ates, for it Is beyond the power OF any CONNER
cal College to get situations for all lis graduates,
but we DO GUARANTEE fall aud CONFLICT satslac-
ton to our students.
REMEMBER, we are not I "linh" in ANY body :.
chain neither DO we lay claim to ABSURD thing
as ''paten!" on system Of instruction.
TERMS:
Taition FOR the Full Course, including Business
Penmanship time unimited) $50 on
Tcegraphc Course Reg - 0'
Both combinel, 10 Oh
Ladies' Coursc - &c
Teachers Course in Pcnman,hip, 800
Discount to minister's children and disab ed
soldiers.
To any who have doubts concerning where &c
90 for Business Education, we Say--it you study
ono week with US, and find we have deceived you
bv false repre- sensations, ask for your tuition lee
and il will be refunded.
D,no. fail to send for Catalogue AMI Circular
before going elsewhere.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

BY their advertisement. to be found else
where in this paper it will be seen that the
Arm ofG Blain & Go. have got their new
Drug Store rugged up in fine style, and they
are receiving daily additions to their stock
OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c. They
are honest men to deal with BE sure YOU
go and see them before purchasing elsewhere.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

READ what follows under the head of
New advertisements to~day The DIM
erot always publishes something Of interest
10 the public under that head.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

George Koch wishes to inform all per
sons indebted to him, that he is in need OF
all moneys due him. and that If his ac.
counts are not settled at once he will be
compelled TO place them in process of col
lection. GEORGE KOCH.
April 10Th 1866. Bits I
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

Still UyENIzIXG-Ou modest
neisl.bcr across the way, still ndulres in
close application Of Chrystadora's vegc>
table Hair Invigorator, to his hirsute GOV
ering- The color of his h,ary locks has
changed from dapple yellow to an Invisible
brinile Ills ancestry may be easily defined
now, although it was rarely misunderstood
before his Uranium presented the delicate
chln5e.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

WOMEN or THE SOUTH.
Distinguished in Literature,
Vol. svo.. oil Pages-s3 -
Illustrated with Splendid Porr'its, on Steel, from
Life Of
MMr, Ocr,yiA WuToN lENrRr,
MIS-. MARIA ]. MciNrosH,
Mrs. RosA NrRrSER JOHNSON,
NRs ANNA CoRA tTenIE,
Miss AUGUSTA j. EVANS,
MRs. l.. VIRGINIA French,
MARION llARLAXD.
Aud containing full biogra phical sketches and
specimen extracts from the most celebrated wr-
t:ngs i'm prose or verse, of
b Distinguished Literary "Womenof the South ="
All the above works are having nm immense
sale, and a2ens doing splendidly every where.
Manv are making from ten to fl teen dollars day
We want an agent in every town ia the South
States. Returned Soldiers. Teachers. and
others, will find this most profitable employment.
Exclusive territory given, and liberal induce
ments offered to canvassers.
& II. RICHARDSON, Publisher.
n27l $40 Broadway, New York
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03

Al WHO arc IL want or Boots or Shoes
had hettcf call at PAUL's Boo; and shoe
Store. in The south room off l., Wcstcryelt'S
for les money than they can tuy any where
else in plymouth. n3Gjr
Atteutioa is directed to the new adyer-
ri>cment Of Davidson 4 Co, in to-day j,
paper. They are it Gaily receipt of laree
stock Of goods which are being disposed Of
a. very low prices.
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SURREY .S1fsrP.

]. VI. RINGER, Surveyor.
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sixty two cents. forty two and forty three,
Jas Riley two d,lllrs Iri min .ty Iht
cents. 13, Ell Ryan. one ioltsr and forty
two cents. 40, J Wickham's widow, one
dollar and forty two cents. Charles ST.
twenty eight, Tbos Barry, one dollar and
ninety four cents. 10, John Ford, $l,16.
ls, WIN @ Wv n, $l,65. twenty five, Richd
Thacker, $1,9i.
walberper St-6e, 81, VIC. Bryant,
s299; II, Thos Emight, $1,42; 67,
6S, GO, Pat. Faherty, 1850; Johu ST.,
81, Ed. Byrnes, 81 Az e,J hoomskey,
81 AZ; Morris Street. l, 2, 4. Turpin,
$1,7s; S, Pat. Conigan, $1.42; l, 8,
Pat. Cassel, 81. 90; ! 3of "A, I. Devin,
$l,05; 8, 4, Jas Mccall, 1857; 6,
Pat Quinn, 81 cents 13. IA, Rev. H.
Turpin, $3.50; as, 46, Al, Daniel Sui
Ivan, $4,97; Erin Street-42, 43, I,
Darcy, 81 ,25 (; 5, j. Donnelly, 62 cents,
81, Abm Mckenzie, &I,49; Sc, VIM.
Shannahan, 81, 40; 35. SO, 81, a, Jas.
Boyle. 81, ,43 II, Pat. Naylon, SI,49; ;
School St.-Patk Holly, one dollar and
ninety four cents-Church St.-l7, Patrick
Keely, eighty seven cents ts-l8, N. o. sulli-
van, one dollar and sixt cen cents. Lewis
Street., Ed Mocker, eighty seven cents,
IA, VIM A Nugent, two dollars and thirty"
six cents. Eight, James Gilligsn, one doll
lar and forty nine cents. Twenty three,
Patrick Quick, sixty two cents. Sixteen,
John Tralvy, one dollar and forty nine
cents. and 10, Mary Winekle, one dollar
and seventy four cents. Fifteen, James
McNamee, eighty seven cents. Amandus
street-l11, Bernard AcNally. $l,7S: One
hundred and twelve, John Pickett, 81 40.
Centre street--53, Nicbsel Tumey, $l,94.
AZ and 49, Patrick Fitsersld, four dohsrs
and sixty siz cents. Four lots on Rosalis
Road, McTaffer, Patrick and Co. $l3,3S so,
81, 81, twenty, twenty four, 19, l9. twenty
| FIVE, Benedict street, George Weis, nine
dollars and thirty six cents. Eleven, twelve,
nine, siz, fifteen, sixteen, Maurice street,
same owner, s., 80. Twenty four, twenty
six, twenty eight, thirty, Shamrock street,
same owner, eight dollars and twenty cents
fifty four, fifty six, sixty, SIXTY two, seventy
| four, seventy FIVE, seventy seven, 70, so,
| fifty two 53, fifty six and fifty nine, Rupert
street, same owner, fifteen dollars and sixty
= FIVE cents. 113, ia, l09, ITO, Amandus
street, same owner. four dollrrs and eighty
two cents 8, George street, same owner
one dollar and ninety four cents 70 and 1lS
Walberger street, same owner, two dollars
and forty one cents. twenty eight and 80,
Benedict Street, Geo. Ed. Weis, one dollar
and forty six cents. 81, Al, Shamrock St.
came owner, one dollar and sixteen cents.
sixty, forty two, forty three, Erin street,
same owner, one dollar and seventy four
cents. 10, Rupert street. same owner, oS
cents. JAS. C0YNE, Treasurer.
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OIL. MAh1 . DOhOUGh.
Nos. 4s, As 55, Sc, So, 81 62-Centre
street, Ridgwey Farm 4 Coal company $1s,
So; 9, AZ, 43, A, 81, "a, 35. SO, 81, 3s, SO,
40, 4l-Maurice street. II. F. and c. com
pany $29, 10; 81, s3. 35, 81, SO, Al, A, As,
AZ, 4S, 40, 81, SO, "a, 55-Iohn street, r.
F. and c. company, $40. 40; l, Q. 8, 4, 5, 6,
7-George street, same owner, Sl3,58 4,
8, 9, 10, 20, 26, 27-Chas. street, sane ow-
ner, $l3,9e; 10, 20, 81, 25, 26, 81, %, "a,
70, 22-Church street, same owner, $40, 10;
lS-Lewis street, same owner, $l,94 O.
School street, same owner, $l,94; 2-Mil
street, same owner. sass; 46, 62-Centre
street, Chris. Gaibel, $3,88; 46-Centre
James Glass, $l,94; 76, 80, 81, Rupert
street, Thomas Black, S4,20; SO, same st.,
James Conigan, SLAP; sixty. nine, same
street, James Costello, one dollar and forty
two cents fifty seven, same street, John
Dixon, same street, four dollars aud forty
nine cents SIXTY one, Arthur Freel, same
street, one dollar and forty two cents sew
enty, VIM. Cannon, same st. fifty five cents !;
forty nine, Timothy Lyons, same street,
one dola.' and forty two cents ninety
eight, Patrick street, James Boyle, one
forty two; nine, Patrick street, James Boyle,
one dollar and forty two cents; SO and 80,
same street, o. NJ. Dermott, $l,74; 104,
same street, McHenly, one dollar and twen-
ty four cents; sixty three, John Mckay,
saue street, one dollar and forty two cents
sixty seven, same street, JohR 0'Poole, one
dollar and forty two cents Benedict ST.
thirty three, Pat. Boylan, sixty two cents
J 8, w. c. Bryant, $l,78 thirty two, Pst'k
Gantry, Sl,lS; 10, Terrence Hagen, 81, ,7S
twenty two and twenty three, J. r. Huffer
two dollars and thirty two cents; "a, W
Hackett, 81, ,78; 10, John Kelly, $l,78; 15
Ed. OReefe, $l,42; twenty nine, Jane!
Wilson, one dollar and forty two cents
twenty eight, Patk Woods, sixty two cents
, lO, II, IL, James Cosd, two dollars and six
| ty one cents; Shamrock st 81, PatIicl
Bynes, sixty two cents; twenty nine. Patl
} Emight, one dollar and forty two cents
} 35, NJ. Flynn, 81 cents; 81, S3, j. Gardner
two dollars and ninety eight cents; 4S, o
4 Cannon, ene dollar and forty two cents
a twenty nine Patk Gilligan, one dollar an
Z forty two oents; Al, PAt'k Highland, on
. dollar and forty two cents 40, Patk Hal
U one dollar and forty two cents. II, Nict
3 Irwin, one dollar forty two cents. TWent
n three, 7. Joysoe, one dollar and forty tn
< cents. Twenty seven, VIM Knish. one do
= lar and forty two cents. forty two, Jam,
: Moran, one dollar and forty two cents. 4
7 James Moran, one dollar and forty tv
Y cents. twenty Ave, B. Moffat, one doll
i and forty two cents. 3e. NJ. Murty, 81 Ct
IL, 10, Wm A Hugsnt. two dollars and min
IS ~ eight cents. SO, John MilligAn, one d.
lar and forty two cents. 4, WIN OcoDas
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In the matter Of the In.
corporation Of "The Rector In ELK couHr
Ehurchwardens and vestry' TT, Com Pleas
men Of Grace church" No. Ju:-
RidgwAy, Pa. Term 1866.
In pursuance Of an order made in the
above entitled case, March 9th 1853 aud
notice is hereby given that the articles Of
association have been hlsd in the othee OF
the PrOthOnOtary Of the court Of common
Pleas of Elk county. and will be. presented
! for trial csahrmatfon at the next term OF
| said court, to be held in the Court House il
Ridsway oa ths tkira day of July nsxt.
GEO. A. RATHBUN,
J RidgWsy March Tth '66, Dsp.y Priv
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TXECUToRs NOTICE. WHEREAS,
II Letters Testamentsry upon the Estate
of Wolfgang Schluttenhoffer late OF BenZing'
er township, Elk county decd, have been
granted to the Subscribers. All persons m
debted to the said estate, are requested 70
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, will present Ihem
duly authenticated for settlement to Thus. %
HLUTTENHOFFER, FRAN. SCHLUT'
TENHOFFER, Executors. [mar-566-oW.
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TXECUTORS NOTICE. WHEREAS,
Letters Testamentary upon the Estate
of E. B. Dougherty, decd, have this day
been granted to the undersigned. All per.
sons having claims against the estate will
present them duly authenticated, and all Per-
sons indebted to said estate will make pay
ment, to SUSAN B. DoUGHERTY, Ex'x, At
Ridgway, Pa.
Mart 66-6w.
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NOTICE Whereas letters Of Admins
tration have been granted to the unders ign.
ed, upon the estate of Willoughby NJ, Red
line, late of Spring Creek township, Elk
county, decd. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested to make
them known, AMI all persons owing said
estate are requested to make paymentto to
D. L. SWARTS,
Arroyo P. o., Spring Creek tp., Elk Co., Pa.
February, 2lst 1866. 6w.
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NOTICE.-Letters of Administration haV'
ing been granted to the undersigned, upon
the estate of J. C. Chaplin Esq, late OF
Ridgway township decd. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to sAid estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
and ali persons having claims VIII present
them duly authenticated for seulemsnt'
RidgWsy, Feb. 2lst '66. J. POWELL.
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= TREAsURERs SALE OF
UN s E AT Ed LANDS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that agreeable to the act Of Assem-.
bly,, passed the 18th day of March, 1915,
entitled can Act to amend an Act di-
recting the mode Of selling unseated
lands for takes, ETC." The following
tracts Of unseated land in Elk county,
will be exposed to public sale or out cry,
for a1rearages Of taxes, at the Court
House 10 Ridgway, on the End Monday
of, June, (beipg the llth day,) unless
sooner paid - ..
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-04-05
DISSOLUTION OF Co,PARTNERsHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF co'PARTNERshlP'
The Co partnership heretofore eIistins
and trading as the firm of Houh Il M'Veah'
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. ,T Mt
The hooks and accounts Of said firm will re.
roa;n AZ the ole stand and be settled By ]. V.
Houk. All persons knowing themselves in;
dehted 10 said firm, are requested 70 eau
and make immediate payment zhe ous'
ness will still continue At the same place .
A''' ' J. v. HoUK,
Riapwsy, Feb. alst sc. @. M'vEAN.