davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-12-16


Let :as AGte:e3 re1d sad 1e1E1 Stst . rs.1'ct aEd
fAalcal %m Il EAsIkEtr. Stsd EoatAspsed "a ali Tao
r. .essstd vim veakns.s dee,!ity a<s!ous oo91-
l:sse.s s7d sIcEish of a:na los nf Te-r, iosI q
1raWh .es .! snsrs3 ~ mntSaiaF ~ pg~sE. pa7y
1ote, e "a atstaat Il he ss pht,ir;4s ;sca1r
- % dc1 ~ sa1ss Ct yon- q esse tt es4nsh
t2sc Ei1h1Es AnF t2sotE1uon from The pa.tls. Hs
l you whetss. esa o= cnd Ct not In:s VII ave
3on expener. tine trouble and ti4app 1latI IL
q. 3nnF aessGa aoi 7ssteuk yoaE Iii. being
fnortecrt by r-11G tzUtErEl IS5 Botanic Remedies
6 II. RaPhse! -atfeF faileH .y-t 70 nak- c11ect
s,s. 49,. .,,hsat ~ ~ q HEEIy. xlssoa:
ttteovsfy Or exee.usr. HIS pse;@ttrc % have
.iih he si.1 o. oce12a.on IIope!ases Ni{aont stc
pssvsn5s q having ealst.+n eas + I'm rrssos- ~
uscnthly re1toas Az lmpspFt the heal:s Cs,nsl lls
aSEs !s;..s,ly psisatS asa sr9sdcansD p.itI: ssn-
naais: II! n,.E estwtea Wsls = asa F:srk:7s CneA:
conm a. Snca:e M eoSy.nssEl.1.1 y letter. Sacy II
tcmru11chHors anA fnteTTtv% ~ stft-t.r private
Aod Confidential. No apsNr< vii 30 risru Irttcts
unes1 IL - t3closed \. coasnitnn'n fee Accss Al
i.t,e1 $. :oloEs::,, DR. BAFaAE1, Pest e.aee Bax.
641X> Chicago, ILL.,
, 1866-12-16


lnatIon on him, hud very uncertain indeed,
rot only A1 to tho epoch Ut which the pl0
appeared In history. but also ~ 70 the mca-
nremcnts Of that Indispensable fAct, Barbox
Encouragement did yefy ally. There was
want Of breadth observed In his rendering Of
the checks. as wcll as the appetite Of tho
hoy and there Was a certain tamcneas In hts
fairy, refcrablc to m undercutTent of dostrc
TO account for her Sun, as the tirst ium-
ster, 1t passed muster.
II told you to be good, ;" said Polly, "and
YOU are good, ain't you p
Ihope eo,'' replied Barbox Brothers,
snch vas his defence that Polly, elevated
On platform of sofa-cnshions In chair at
his right hand, encouraged him with 1 pat
or two On the lace from tho greasy bowl Of
her spoon, md even with q gracious kiss In
| getting on her feet upon her CHAIR, however,
to rirs him bis Last reward, she togpled for.
exclaim Is be effected her rescue: "Gra-
siops Angel, Whew! thought we were
po,,S ;Mha1 G coward 2 you are, s:n't youp' ss'd
''Whew. Don't Pol5yl Don'tnouriAh Your
spoon, or you'll 70 over sideways. Don't
I .flt up your legs whcn you laugh, Polly, or
you'll 60 over backwards. Whewl Polly,
Polly, Polly" said Barbo1 Brothers, nearly
| succuMolnS ~ ueep11 Nc n5s cn'1oaeu
| with dangers y
Indeed, be could dcscry no security from
[ the pitfalls that wctc yawnlnc for Poll{,
hut In proposing to her, after dinner, to slt
said Poliy. So, as peace of mind sbould So
before nl{, he begged the waiter to v heel
aside the table, bring a pack Of cards,
couple Of 1ootstools, and q screen, and close
IN Polly and himself before the fire, IS II
we're were IN snug room within the room. Theu
nnett sight OF I'LL, waa Barbox Brothers OF
US ioo1stool, With pint decantcr on tht
rug, contemplating Polly as she built sue
cessinllS, and growing blue in tho face will
holding his breath, lest he should blow th,
! How son stare. don't you p said po,.r
In q houseIcss pause. = way
Detected III tho tgnoblc fact. he fe,
Obliged to admit, apoloCeticaily II an
nf,aid *aA looking rather hard at yop
| Polly"
"Hhy do you ttarc!'' asked Polly.
: II cannot" he mutE4urcd to himself, aFs
call why-I don't know, Polly"
"You must be timpleton - do thing
and not know why, muttn't your sal
| | Polly.
child ac ain, iplcntly, as nhe bent her hes
over her card structure. her rich cuIls shat
: ing her lace. ..It Is Impossible" " he though
! tttAat can ever have bcen this protty bat
, 1866-12-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


SATURDAY EvE1no. December 1s 1855.
The following Is ManaQer lvcsta statement Of
tic bualncas n the Clearing House, for the week
, 1866-12-16

Liverpool adviees Of today uooc quotR Five
Twerttes H. The Frankfort qootaton IN HS.
1he telegraph announces lhar the Ni]wsukee
Boazd Of T1ate had adopted The cen11l~ sys-
, 1866-12-16
Total. E1T,aH.67

Last %eek-~.......1 1Aald<4H.s6 G,9lQ6d
The Money market was closer to-day than At
stJ time during the weer, and In eoue quarters
1t was pronounced decidedly strt3senL The
bauka a,e losing Currency every day, owing to the
dram eastward 10 provide Excnanee and The
chtekin2 BY eorutry banks IL order to move tho
Hog cop, which has now taken 4 fair start. Pa
per Is paHowly diecrImtutsed, snd borrowers find
great difficulty In obtaining accommodation.
Discounts arc entirely restricted to those whose
Claims cannot be denied. Tho bank rate Il s.cady
al 10 per ceut, In the opcu .naskcl theta Is mora
loiIR, and zou1 uarues arc taken 1t l1SG3lH
per cent and less desirable siguatufcs ut per
cent ner nonlh.
1lc shipmcn's OF Fsodpcc to the East are ex-
ceedsng,y Light, and very ut1lc Exchange Is being
msdr. We're It not Thar many Of the banks have
ptper maturing in New York. additional ship
mer1T OF currency would be necessary. Tho Ex-
change market was wcaker to-day, owing TO the
tlrhtntes Of money, and sales were uaadc between
banks at q cents premium The counter rates
nete unchauged-rar buy.rG and Lille premium
tellirc.
Dur.ne the week these has been fairly active
demand Tor Foreign Exchange, and thu market
cloxes hzm at the following quotations for sight
l.lls:
london. per E Rstg........-e5,Uo 500 970.
5s.s r r. s,sl Iz::isa :: !s iaslei. Il $ H.
! S~cden. per spcdn doler...- 1.l6 leo I1.aa
/ For rome lime past Il has been known In duaa-
clsl ci1c1es tha. The Bank Of Montreal wAa about
to relinqutsh it, counter business, and uominal1y
retire from active Operations in this city. The A.
raneeuepts for such action wcru completed TO-
day. The business will be taken up bY Messrs.
| George c. Smith Bro.+ succcssozs to Drexcl i
| Co. TtIs 6rm has been long aud tayoFab1y known
In business and financial ci.elcs and viii continue
to look after The tutcres . of Tho Canadian ualc,
, 1866-12-16

rlctcd end hutchered... -. 11i,Gi At41
Mest1e. Milward l. Co.. 10 thcIT cIrcr1ar OF TO-
day, approximate The packing this season, up 10
ds.c, Mt l0i, eco. :
, 1866-12-16
BuEtf.eRH NarEE.

DLAN & JEFFERSON,
COMMISSxON MENCHAETS,
..--.- OFFICE, 1Q4 FR0SI-sT,,
= + + ~ 1M|,r.o~ NEMrnlA, TENN.
Lbetn1 cs1h adva.eeEer.s u>ds on scnsI:nmeah.
GEsT, HATTEN & CO.,
Wholesale Commission NefcAariA
NO. so NIoEau--t-,
B.tue0 aad 6-sn-J nENvEk, CuLotADu.
dressed Roas'
STENCILS AND WEIGHT LISTS
Fr7nl,aef gratis Hiknest market prices Enaraateea
Prompt fetnrpA tDAae- Cnrrnspoa de va solicited.
BEDNOHp Co, Gea1 Comm AeEcAt1,
81 WhHatnxtDn4t- CnlcaEs, H.
, 1866-12-16
General Notices.

TSFOEMA11OE WANTED, Of Peter
L aersx Fei.oa ~ y1.;. saaS T. ~ si5e III "hea *
inTa or Sc;raxta Any tnsofInAtion eoncerptng btu,
III tf rrtftiul1y rsce1ytd 6f MN. q. bOAGS, Of1cA
n.1ir TSia7 ErohklTp, u. I.
, 1866-12-16
View York Nsoek 1fx1tef.
Closing pEaSes 6r cash. Decemhnf Is. 1864, received
By tpseph u. lyoo< L Co. Dtpkery:
Com MERCIALs

COMMERCIALs
SATURDAY EyEHo, December Is, lss.
The following tables show the recelpta 1nd skip
nents Of rroduen dns4rE tna past twsny -snus
hour:
, 1866-12-16
partnEr6Dip.

~tsSOLCTINN.-The co-partners1ip
-. to,c e4ls'ilz undsf ths ttu hlme and 4t3{a
q D.E, GREENE q CO. ...
NJ b. +. Gsc...c and Thotrt 81 AkesIy, II
t..t ~, AL Gtss1lTrd ~ Eutual eoolcnt
TN. Akk1LEI.
, 1866-12-16

Here the market was quiet m dsy Ut t11G1l57l
hnyIng. ENves Was nominal a. tasa Es9-she Up
FER dsure forlargc.
closing pzices during the week:
, 1866-12-16

I0taI ....... IIb7sA ~. I4l,7lS 80.
Deduct,rE the shipments from the receipts. ihe
baianco should approximately indicate tho mr.
bes OF Hogs packed and bu,chcsed for dy con-
suupt{Qn:
, 1866-12-16
Cpton GP

Va, a+,hrr.n Fl Vail Iasac So v1neyJp
Van Anden thas AH4ient,ns 4 D yz.uuD III
yGl EtEatu EGL-Eaa Horn George EAuxaanl
frIt Eh:Tc:pt7sl AlSsSlbttsJ u
Van Keter j fTnhde1xeet1n Dvoorne,. John
r02 sMe GE
ytu yEtepblsghyza Is1uS1a!fr
IOhEIT
, 1866-12-16

When ne neft epoke+ II was at1er 11EluE
out while. Then: he only ssld,-
"Yes. Is came In, met her going
away up stairs, and put her 70 bed MYSELF"
Leave hez With me for temotros. E.
leaf Of my pocket-book, In the evening I
will bring her home to you-and to her
hther.''
..HalIo!'' cried Polly, putting her sauey,
sunny face In at the door next morning
when breakfast wns ready, II thought was
ago yon wese, Polly. but I esked leave 70
keep you here fos ths day, and to taxa you
hotnc in the evening""
sJpso, s9, NJ ~, So,d Ias,,' saia Polly 'Foa srs
However, ro,'5 seemed to thlpS nanst It eGee ,p.
you ki.s, though sou are cool" The kiss
given and taken, they sat down to
breakfast In highly conversational tone.
"Of course, you arc going to amuse nef
20. Of course" said BArbox Brotbers.
In the pleasugable height Of her anlicips.
tions, Polly found IL Indispensable to put
down her piece Of toast, tross one Of her H.
,le fat knees over the other. and erinE heE
l,t1e a. 5Ent hfnd down , has Y asF h,s s esee
ing OF herself together, Polly, 1b5 that tims.
u mere heap Of dimples, asked In a Wheed-
ling manner: ~ What arc We going to do,
yon deaE old thing Y
"Wby, / was thinking" said Barbo1
Brothers but are you fond Of horses.
PoalytH
when their tails arc long. But horses-n-
! no-too big, ynn know"
| well" pursued B4rbox Brothers, in .
| sn1rit Of rrsyc mysterious confidence 4dapt-
| Cd TO the Importance of the consulta;ion. ~
| did sec, yesterday, Polly, on the walls, PIC,
tures Of two long tailed ponies. spccklcd all
"So, no. sol" cried Polly, in an eestatie
| desire 10 liucrr over tho charming details,
stnot tptckled nll orerl"
! ''speckied all over. Which penlos jump
thrauEh loopt-" .,r,.
never Jump through hoops1"
| ''fcs tlcy do; b assure you thsy do Ane
eat pic in rt.lafo7es-"
'tPonics rating pic in pinaforcs !" tatd Fol
l1: What Ablory-tcller you are, aln't you
Upon my honor aud Dire of guns-'.
(polly hardly secmrd to SOC tho force OF th
ponies rcso1tlus 10 l1ua1ns.)
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Amfrikani(6e Na6ri6ten nnS nut3eu.

NebraSta mnD Der g rGItbem t..
9ie @pn9reBbtQ iber Nufna6me beS Staates
Nebrasfa BAT Der 9rdlibent niGt untersei6=
net, 70 weni9 ais fri6er bic iiber bic Mufs
nabme @plUrabO's. NatiirliG Nebraafa
unb COLORADO lnb ia gut republitantl4e
Stdaten unD pIrben baber bic Stdrte Der
republitani1Aen Yartet int @unereB permeb=
rem. @S eebSrt inter bic %tpenisen llnterlalz
Iun9siInben Der lUnft 70 Waferen MajOritat
beS 80. GUn9refeS, bab ie in getref Nebras=
fa'S unc @UlUraoD'S nidt raider ~geDanpelt
Bat, nm bic @ufnd6me bie1er Staaten bur9
3petorittelsmaiOrit1ten benz Milter @etp gum
GrCb au bepirfen.
@r9Gbun9ber 8eGptbmmaDe Der
GUngrebmtts lteber. NuG Der Sbetl
Der @iSIl appropriations 8ta, pel6er bic
8elolbung Der @Cnsrebmit9lteber bon $4,000
auf $4,000 er16bt, purbe bonn Pr1lipenten
9enebmi9t. Sc Ware uO6l nObter nnb unei<
sennibtser 9epelen, penn Der 80. @pngreB
belttmmt bdtte, bab ptele @ebaltserb6bung
erlt NIT benz 3uIammentritte beS 40. @pu=
srefes beeinnen lUle, tatt bab er lie l9un li9
iel6lt betrettrt bat. @uf Der anOerem Seite
mub man aber beOenfen, bab cine m69li6lt
1O9e geiOlbuns Der Splts9elebseber a6t be-
mCfratiif=republitaniIA 1T, ba BET 9erin9e=
rem. @ebalte Elm unbemtttelter Mann, nnp 1et
er AUDI nod lc sentul, anmal in benz tbeuren
@albtn9tCn unO nit elmer Samilie faum ais
8ult6pertreter 3u e~rtitiren Serma9, 70 baB al
70 bann u wUblbabenbe Mdrner mnb bon
ben unbemittelten nur bete9lt9e li6 In ben
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Nlrnritrs mis- Gurnha.

1eber bem SriebenS1AlMB lalen i'd
iebt nod wemi9 8etraGtua9en aniteuen, b
man 1T 8etref Der 8eOtnsnngen tnar tpeiB
bas Sefret6 1T 1einen Nusl6lnB aus Dem
8unbe tptltate. Der llmltanp, baB Der Sc
IanOte Staliens int preubtlAen 9auptanartte'
permeilte, Ihetnt amSuceuten, oab Stalten tn
ben T~rtebenSl6luB NIT etn9eI6lCnen TT. CSOu
Der 8eebuns @enetten5 omr6 SranfretH ipa'
feline 9tepe mebr.)
Sbb Die mtttleren mnr fletnerert BunpeSta9S'
ifaaten in BEN 6rtebenSI9luB eineelAIOlleu
Gnp?! SET iebt 70 piel, ba6 i9re Sruppeu
SUn ben Wreu6em 16redlta sel&laSen pureen'
Dariber liebe unIere eurOp1iihen 9ta9rI9ter
unb NCtt3er. -,
BreuBen ttnp Staten lolen fur umgarn BIZ
MISUNDERSTANDING letner epnltttuttcTfuen
SeAte sefOrbert baben.
Tim nOAmalS auf bic beutl@e SunoeS'
fraae auriid3ufCmmen, 70 bat O1s preuBtlHe
Mintferium F4 ben @spralentanten atoerer
beutIher Staaten s~eseniber tn natIOnaloeut>
I6em etnne 9eaubert.
Serner erIeben mir aus unleret t%etflten
europ. 8lattern, bag 8aben, Wetntns
aen uno Soften t abt, 6e1en
LANCER @rCBber3Os mad Mln9en entlloben
MAI. Wremben 1lm Srteben baten, mnD 1ab
iberboupt rur nod bic san3lt@ bemUraItltr'
ten Sruppen 8aterns unD @artembergs ge<
qen Vreuben seOpfert perOen iOuten, tOabrenO
inter Der geSSltermng Der lebteren Staaten
bic preustlGe Vartei INNER mdHtt9er tpIroe.
@aribalpt Bate mad ben lebten SlaHrtb'
ten etnen terrIt@en Steg errmrgen. Uni ote
@eeI6la6t spti9en Oefret4 nn0 Stalten
Bate I6 ben lebtem Na@rt&ten eentaB mad
etsunttI&em &fen bod nod fur St3lteH
entlHteOen.
Som atlanttl6em aabel lebte Nu@t ntats
Weiteres.
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Nermi1bteS.

-@prtebrun9enOe Der 8ebbrbeH
in stuttgart. Sn bffentli6er StBuna
beShIp6en bic birgerlt6en GCIesien bic in
Sc(oe beS &riegeS in Der Staot Su treffenoen
9S~prtebrunqen. 9ie erlte Section fiir Ser@
pf(eouua franter unO perwunoeter Sploaten pat
i'm 8liraerbplpitpIe 1910 8etten sur Ser
fiiouno unb 1T ibr BON Der 9iacpni1enanltaIt
bic Nuufnubme Don so Wtann gegen elner
WernfeouuaSbeitruq BON ie SO #. tdsli6, To-
mic 8ei6ufung pes ~nDtbigen 0taterials un9ez
knteu. 70 paB nit ben irt &atbrinenbuipital
l1nter~, ubringenren fir 100 Mann @eriprse
o~etrUffen 1T. 9ie 5peite Section fir ous Gam
itdtsweien bat bereit8 MateriaI CUR 9ei6uff>
ma ppn 6pden lnb Semoen anoel6ufft unc
Id6ft bieIelben in ben Shulen perarbeitem. Die
brittle SectiOn, fir 8ei6dfti9ung b%rOoIoier Mr@
better, bat ale &rrtebrun9en setrOfen, UNI 10
fort nit ItGotii6en StruBeuarbeiten uno AF
oobe elmer o%elunben unb nubrbaften &p'
9innen ~ f0nnen, fpbalO ii6 etn BF
bierm ,eiot. Die pierte Section, fir
elmer 8Iraerpa6e, fanO bei
bereits Uraanifrten Gcrps DaS
GntsegentOmmen.
-OtrettppnGu
aqp. Sic 9rigg Siodr'
BON 1900 s. nprpe9ii6er
Npril b. S, BON Bergen, q
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16tf ,@reat Gafern" aeIabm mar. Das
&elultat lit nod lit friiGer Grtnnernn9 ;
na9bem cine ercBe Strefe beS &abelS 9ele9t
mar, brad baIelbe; spar pubte man es ME
Der auEufaneen, aber eS entIdlipfte pm
Nsuem unb Der Ylab 1eineS SerlinfenS tatroe
burh Spjen be;eiAnet.
giiGt entmttbist bur6 baS aberInalt9c
Wielin9en ~be9annen Sielp unb feline Sreunpe
baS l1nternebmen BON Neltert nnb guar tptez
Der NIT benz Great @alern". Die 2e9un9
aelaM9 btesmal DDltcmmen, rnb cine Der er=
ten &unbeebunaen peS atlantil9en &abelS,
bas liberties iebt pur6 AufuGun9 leineS int
Sprteem Sabre 3erriIenen SOr9dnoerS Serrppz
pelt werOen fol-, mar bic grpbe eurppdilNe
GrteoensbepeI1e.
@Bdbrenb aber bic Sunbe pom @elin9en
Der &abele9ung i'm CONNER 1853 allentz
balben In ben Ser. ct. ben wilpeten Subel
erre9te, sei9t li@ pas gplf ptesmal lebr MIDI
tern. @s tummt pteS pObl baber, neil Dem
S%reubenraul6e ppr 8 Sabren 70 balb bic
berbfe @nttaul6un9 fulsen Iullte uno neil
@iele Der glniiGt linp, pab bic @ummunita<
ton cuA btesmal teine bleibenDe Iet1 perbe.
@o pplen benn AUDI mir bic peitere Gnt-
ptdtun9 pes permDse letner Spee 70 berrlt=
den unb erbabenen llnternebmens In aler
@emitbsru9e abparten. Selbit tpenn paS
SGlimml1e erfoIsen iolte, lit ia Der melt
srSBere Si9erbett Seripre4enpe nnp In tpent=
gen Sabren ieinerS plenOuns e%ntsesensebenbe
rulIl9samerifantl&e Selesrap9 In Der Ste
ierSe.
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en-, traf am SOnneritas ben 10 Suli in Gb
90 Elm. Sic @ioar mubte tei MOntrea
@cGen lieaen, nm bic Grluubnib, ben
9owrence Canal 81 palIiren, absuwurten
tpur senDtbist einen 9rOben Sbeil ibrer Sab,
in MOntreul gu laIen, ba ie NIT ibrer Sr
nal 2oouns ni6t bur4 ben Canal tOm
tpnnte.
9m %. b. fam audi Der Schooner ,So
nae" ant 3. Wlai BON 2unOcn, NIT elmer for
ten 9aoung, tpOppn Elm She'll in WrOntreali
Detroit 9el6i9t pDrOen mar, in Gbicu9u an
@erI@te iber baS 8eneb
beS babiI6en Obergenera
2ie ben 4reuben iebr freunOIi6e buOii6e 8
be8seituus in &arl8rube ia9t 9erobe3u: "@t
eS icmit unm6elih 1T, DAP SGbbeutf
Lamb feinen @ilIe n nit @ewo
PreuBen ouf swi in &c, 10 bIeibt b
ninitieerweiie nidtS ibrig, alS auf jene EE
gu rersi@ten unO cine @eritdnOigung nit @rt
Zen gu ueriu6en." gIiO 2Osia9ung pom 8l
be, Inidlub an YreuBen ! Sic prattide 81
fiibrunS Oieler 2ebre iOute ni6t ouf li& mari
laiien. Sic 50. Srtf. Big. pom 6. brahte
Nu6ridt, OuB Murtsraf @iIbelm, 8eieblSt
ber Der bubii6en Sruppen, bieie aus Der dne
%pieienen &amrflinie oes 8. NrmeecOrps
8iIbeI (@rOBber3Ostbum 6eien) suridseflI
babe, ba ni6tS mebr gu MAIDEN fei. Oifett
uno SOloaten bdtten Dor Corn Desen uno 9
mebre serbrp6en. Die Gntriitung iber c
folheS 8enebmen, tpenr tpabr, uar cine tel
unb ipfprt tpurbe in Garlsrube an9efraet, Cb b
Sa6en 1i1 10 perbaIten. Sin grtrablatt b
&rIsr 3tg. ertlGrte nun, baB bic Nadri6t Or
91iidtritt 8abens jeber 8egriinoung entbebr
3uelei6 uber eriubr man, ooB pr. y. @oeISbeil
eili91t na6 6rantfurt absereilt Iei. Sic wilc'
iten @eriiGte perbreiteten ii@. So beibt es
Wartgraf @iIbelm babe Screen fIr einen S&u.
ertIdrt, Der gesen 8reuben fe6te, ba er ali
boS COMMANDO ibernCmmen 10 wolle &c Ner
ratb lben unb miiIe erlhplen trerOen, 9u
gu fam cine Nummer Der 81. ST. 3ts., bic ID
re @nsabe uufre6t belt uno cine Grtldrun
aus ben @eiben beS @uroesrenuoier &esiment
bra6te, rab Oieles feline @affen MUIR burur
niGt SerbrD&en babe, UNI Ie sesen 8luntl9I
unO @enpfen (Oie preuBiI6e 9artei in 8aoen
gu 9ebrauden. Die n~eueifen Nammern be
81. ST. 8. iinO cOnfiscirt, man bort iebe4 au
suUerIdbiider 0ueIe, buB Die Sbutiu6e fen
itebt.
Sd wor3rOtb9Uloene Nrm
b6noer. Slus Him melOet man, bab ben
@ufruf our Ssrtisuns idmars : ROTH > 9uIoene
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erfabren BABE.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-28
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1866.
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Vie following accounts have been exam
Il Ined and passed by me, and remain filed
Oh record in this Office for inspection of heirs,
legatees, creditors and all others in any way
interested. and will be presented to the Or.
phans Court of Miffin county, to be held in
the Court House, at Lewistown, on MON.
DAY, the I'd day of April 1856 for allow
ance and confirmation nisi, and unless ex-
ceptlOns are fled within four days thereafter,
will be confirmed absolutely:
|. Guardianship account of Christian
Peachey and John Hartzer, guardians of
minor children of Samuel S. Zook, late of
Union township, deceased.
=. Final account Of Christian Hoover, ESQ,
executor of Joel Devault, late of Granville
township, deceased, as filed by Robert B
Hoover, administrator of Christian Hoover,
Esq, late of the borough of Lewistown, de
ceased.
3, Account of John " Shaw, administra
tor Of Alfred Marks, late Of the borough Of
Lewistown, deceased
!. Guardianship account of William Ross.
guardian of Catharine Carver, Of Wayne
township.
5. Final account of David T. Kline and
Francis Ii. Miller, executors Of John Miller,
late of Decatur township, deceased
g. Guardianship account of Henry Snyder,
guardian of minor children of Reuben Vyers,
late of Granville township, deceased
!. Account of John MilleApnd Jesse Nil
Ter. executors of John Miller, Sr., late of
Wayne township, deceased
8. Account of Gen. John Ross. administra-
tor Of William Cummins. late Of the borough
"f NcFeytown. deceased.
9. Account of Conrad Hobough and An.
drew w. Mckee, executors Of DIETRICH Ho-
bough late Of Granville township, deceased
10. Account of James Kyle, surviving ex
ecutor of Samuel Kyle, late of Brown town
ship, deceased.
IL. Guardianship account of John Yoder,
guardian of Samuul Kennegy, minor child Of
Jacob kennegy, late of Union township, decd
II Account of James Kyle and d. w
Woods, Esq administrators of John Ne
Dowell, deceased.
IL. Account of D. w Woods, ESQ, exec
utor of Adam Breneman. deceased.
IA. Guardianship account of Hugh Mckee,
guardian of Susannah and George A. Leo
pold, minor children of George Leopld, late
of Granville township, deceased
10 Final account of John G. Sigler, ad-
ministrator Of Geo W. Gibson, late of the
borough Of Lewistnwn deceased
l6. Final guardianship account Of VIM
Henry, guardian Of Franciua Sample, minor
child of James A Sample, late Of Armagh
township, deceased.
II. Guardianship account of John Keever,
guardian of minor children of Joshua Price,
late of Brown township. deceased.
Is. The account of Anna S. Horrell, Ad
min;stratrix of John N. Horrell, late of Men
40 township, deceased.
MICHAEL HINEY,
Lewistown, March 6, 1866. Register.
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