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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-06
ONE OF THE GREATEST

Causes Of i'll health is costiveness, or Indigestion
1t has for its offspring dyspepsia, with all its at
tcndant misreies, such as sick headache, sour
stomach, no appetite, no energy in fact, complete
prostration. Goes Dyspepsia Cure is a sovereign
remedy; why do you not who are suffering, make
the experiment Of the trial of single bottle; it
costs but triac to taste it, and will surely bring
you relief
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-06

A BUSINESS COLLEGE, complete in
"A every particular, will DO opened at Hills
dale, Mich, Sept. 26th, 1866, under the auspices
Of Calkins, Griffin Co, Proprietors. Business
institute at 0berlin, Ohio Those who propose
attending Business College during the coming
fail or winter, should by all means, first enquire
into the merits and advantages Of this new COX
lege-Address,
Bushes Institute, 0bcrlin<fm6
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-06
OTRAYED OR STOLEN ON TIFF

~ night Of the 30th Of August, a hcifcr ono
year old last Spring; color red about the head
and forward parts, on her hind parts II is inter-
spersed with small white and brown spots.
Whoever will return said heifer or give infor.
nation whore she may be found, will be literally
rewarded. 370-u EUNICE BEACH.
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''h' 'NS''N, May lst
All returns m"st be made on or before
the lith day OF May, aS the B"oks ef As.
se-Smen;s VII oe closed on that Jay.
The following is list at taxable proppr.
" held bv tax payers in this DIST rict, viz :
lst. Lands ID. Lots IN Towns aud Villages;
3rd, Cutt"n excluding The crop % 1865 ;
E'h, Manufactures ot this State !or Sales :
7'h. Srirituons Liquors Manufactured ia
this State for Sale. or brought in for sale.
lst. F"rt"rng". rmp "ym"nrs and pro,
fes~i"us 2d. Vhc rommS,i"nS oC yrndue
mas'er-,br"krrs a7f com mission M rchauts
There are o'ner tLing- lvahc but rs
ihers are nothing of the kind II hi, D,
trici. have omitted them.
The Taxes running from Is, of Nav.
1865 10 ist of Jausarv, 1866 sales of
Goods, Wares ard Merchandise
Th- Taxes running from 1T Of May to
lst oclober, 1860 Sales ofCotton (except
cotton seized W the United States govern
m,nt or stoirnG. sales 5y transient per-
sors will be 60 ectcd from time to time.
The Tax on Dog will take effect from
the lst OF January, 1866.
The Capi;aii"n Tax will take effect from
lst October, 1865
The law REQUIRES. Tay slvsrs 10 mas .
their RcturRs nnd pay their taxes to the
Tax Collector in the District where the
property is located No returns will o.,
received by mail or otherwise, unless sworn
to according TO law.
TaXe@ can be paid only in gold md sil
Yer, United S:a,rs Treasury notes, or notes
declared 4. be legal tender, or such 6ill.
~ miS be issued by authority Of tie State
Legislature" and also pay certificates OF
Jurors and constableS pay certificates of
bearers OF votes and members of the Leg
'slature.
n. b. NANLANDl"GUAM,
hch ~, 1906 5t. Il. T.. l.. ID.
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The Peoples Friend.

PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
The Greatest Family .Heiieinr Of tie Age
Taken internally, il cures sudden colds,
coughs, etc. weak stomach, gen sral debility,
nursery sore mouth, cauke-, liver complaint,
dyspepsia or indigestion, cramp aud pain in
the stomach, bowel complaint, painters cole,
Asiatic cholera, darrhGa aud dysentery. Ap-
piled externally, cures fclons, boils and old
sores, severe burns and scalds, cuts, bruises
and sprans, sweIled joints, ringworrn and tet.
ter, broken breasts, frosted feet and chilblains,
toothache, pain in the face, neuralgia and rh cu.
matisa. 1t is a sure remedy for Ague and
Chills and Fever lit.
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AUCTION SALE

ne WILL h" sold Mt Lancaster C. II,
An at PUBLIC AUCTION, on Saturday
The 3lst of March, atl! o'clock, at the risk of
the former owner, GREY HORSE, which |
purchased from John Wadsworth. The sale
will he positive ard Tor cash.
March II, lS66-9t d. w, BROWN
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The President has pardoned ,4l3 in,
diyiduals in the State OF Alabama since
the publication of the Amnesty procla
nation, under the twenty thousand dol.
lar clause.
A Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger asserts that Mr.. Ste
Phen's final acceptance of the Georgia
Se"a,orsh'p was in consequence of an as.
sursnce from high officials in that CITY
that he would be admitted to his seat.
and the President is determined to do
his hes, to secure that admission. His
case is not An isolated one.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS

I WILL RE AT THE USUAL. PLACES
Il Of receiving taxes for the purpose of as
sessing l. NahIe property, viz:
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TIVE undersigned have determined TO
publish, at an early day, a FAMILY snd
RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER, with the above yitle
The paper. ss its .ame indicates, will be
chiefly intended to supply Re giou Read.
iug, SURE 10 the family circle, and in strict
accordancc with the Faith once delivered
TO tho IA nts." IL will also contain ,he
news of the day, local and general. and
such other matter as will make il a vel.
come family visitor. suited to Interest and
instruct sll classes"
TESMs.--' fhe Christian Messenyer" will
be Published weekly. on u sheet 22x2s
inches at 81 per year, In specie or the
sQuisalent in currency
Payments for subscriptions will be ex-
pected upon receipt Of the first namber.
Money seat by Express, or mail, il re.
gistered. will be ut our risk
Rsv J. NJ c. BREAKER,
Ds ID DURHAM, Editors.
Y. "A, HAYDEN g. Co, Publishers.
March 2S, 1866 If.
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News SUMMARY.

There are abou, 40 Students at pres.n,
attending the University Of South Caro-
hna.
In Alabama, whipping and branding
have hsen abolished as legal punish lnen,s,
and new punishment is introduced, en-
titled "hard labor for the county"
The Augusta Ga, papers of the arl,
s.y that but three miles of the Gulf rail. :.
road between Savannah and Thom asvile
remain to be competed, and that the
connection will soon be completed.
General Hood has requested com
mit'ee who were raising funds for him in
Texas TO dessi, AS he WAS fortunately
able to earn a living by his own exsr.
tions.
The Captain General Of Cuba. in an
oflicra' comm nnication, denounces, AS un.
true, the statement made by Senator
Sumner that freedmen from the South
have been taken to Cuba and sold into
slavery.
A correspondent Of the Yorkvile En-
quirer, wiring from Columbia. S. c.,
GAYS that there remains about seventeen
miles Of the Char. & s. c Railroad to
he completed. Two stage lines are now
rpnning between the end Of the road and
Columbia, aud the fare is s. by one aud
81 80 ty the other.
-. The special Treasury agents in the
South have been directed bv Secretary
McCulloch TO inform the public at large
as Tar MS practicable, and especially all
subscribers 10 the Confederate cottos loan,
that this socalled Confederate cotton is
considered the property ofIhe late Con.
i-deracy, and Is liable TO seizure and cou
hscsuon.
The receipts from internal revenue,
sirce June 20, 1865, amounts 10 the en-.
.ormous sum o: 1892 ,453.s76 43
Fifty dollars has been offered for the
pen with which the President s;eusd the
veto message.
The Chicago Times declares il TO be
the solemn ia'y of the Presilen, To ar
rest Stevens, Philips and Sumner, on n
charge Of treason.
The wife and children Of ex Governor
+. lsham G. Harris have applied for rermisr
Fl "a he United States authorities TO
join the Governor in Mexico.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIS KTLLER.--We have
often spoken Of this great medicine in terms
OF very ligh praise, aud we have US oflen
Eel, that all Ne could sdy in it's favor wouli
s"t do it full Justice. 4, is oav Of ti,nse
medicines Of which We can sppak--and
speak d'cisiveIy- from experience for We
have repeatedly taken it. and invariably with
the best results and the greatest satisfaction
We always keep it on hand, .eady for an
emergency, and wo regard it not only as
one Of the very best ami most reliabl. of
medicines in use foi yarioss ills, bu, as cne
al the cheapest, also. lscosi, by the way
tina, is the cos, of all the ingredients of
which it is composed. la, been cors.drra-
bly, Increased, but The price of the me eGirne
has been but very little advanced |, isnot
likely ih't the p pulaIity Of Davis Pain
h'Ier Sill In any measure d crease, or that
the demahS for it will in the slightest de
gree decline, until some other .pec tic for
allnying pain and csrin! the various com.
plants for which il is so generally use d,
-shalI be discovered, Of equal potency with
il-.of which there seems 10 be little proba
bility. As remedy for stomach complaints,
such as dyarn,ery, diarrhaa, &c, the Pain
Killer Is without doubt unsurpassed, and
everywhere most deseved!y in dsmGnd
One, two, or three doses, OF a teaspoonfuI
each, in wine glass OF milk aud water,
with little sugar, have repeatedly, within
our knowledge. efIeetually cured serious
trouble Of this kind. Judgment should ur.
doubtediy be used in not checking certain
stages fdiarhna too suddenly but taken
st the proper time, the Pain Killer will act
Ike charm, and frequently cure wheE
nothing else will Providence adrerhser.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

CHARLOTTE, March %.
Cotton, 90 n 81. gold 27a2S. eur
re'ry. Cor" 81 40 per brshel Flour
Sl4 and SIS per 1arre.
NEw foRK. March II.
Cotton declining Sales OF 44O bales
at Ale. Goid 20
NEw York. March %.
Cotton declining. sale. 5000 bales at
30 /" 40 cents. Nfva' Stores dull. Sptrils
lurp-nuue SO to 90. Gold %.
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LUDlcRoUs SCESEs IN A CHURcH,-An
aged clergyman, speaking Of the oIemni.
~ attached TO The ministerial office, said
that during the whole term Of fouy years
,h", he bad cihGa.ed therein, his gravity
had never been but once disturbed IN the
pulpit. On that occasion, be noticed
man directly 10 front OF him. lea ping over
the railing Of the gallery, with something
10 bis hand. which lie sfterward discover
ed TO be huge chew Of tobacco, just
taken from his mouth. Directly below
sat man fast asleep, with his head back
and mouth wide open. sThe man in the
gallery was inrensly engsgrd 10 raising
AMI lowering his hand. taking an exact
observation, till at last having got il
right. be let fall ois quid, and it wen,
plump into the mouth Ct the sleeper be,
lowl The whole ,ceus VAS so indesc,i.
baby ludicrous, ,ha, for the first and lp,t
tune IN the pulpit. an involuntary smile
forced itself upon the coun.snsnce Of the
peschsr.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1856 !
The Great Invention Of sEc Az
in
Il . Q P & KIRTS.


J w. BRADLEY'S New pu,ept DJTpIFX,
EiJtp.rrf, l,..I..,, ,,.,,.rn,>,,,.,,,,..
'\'' N''"''' '' MIN" "hlhi.
NiiS INVENTION CONSISTS OF
A DUPLEX Cor two) ELLIPriC PURE
REFtNEED STEEL SPsNG~, ngrniously
braided tightly aud firmly together, rdyr 10
edge, nat m! The toughest, most flexible.
elastic ana durable Spring ever used Tney
seldom bead or bre.k. ike the Single
Springs, ani consequently preserve their
perfect aud beautiful Shape mure than twice
as i"ng ~ aay Siag,c Spring Skirt that ever
Has Ur Can hr made =
lhe wonderful tcAIbiiltY and great com.
tort aud plenSur" 10 any Lady wearing the
DnP,cX r..hpuc skirt viii be experienced
particularly IN AL crowded Assemblies
UHF,'"'' N'''',S'S' IL 'o'u "'r~' I"u'rh
,,.',~,. ~" n. >,'.'','' '"I rom 'n''e nHi
7' 80 ~ '."''' Va" u '"''d
:" "H' :" "''"iY siho' Pla'e aS
Drr.s u '"'''"
\ I,Jy h,vip, r,i,vo5 IT,, p,o,..,-.
('n,rr,,, o,5 ,,.,. -, 5.,;,,,,,.,,s
tn, D,rl.y ru,,;. S,.I -,',;..,, >;,.;., ''r'E
siugr day viii Never af,rrwnaa, wIiinr.
i dispense with !hr,r u-e. For Children,
Misses and Yuunv Ln.ic, Ne, ,ras sy,.ri,r
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IA a .rscctiiaG

Of the members Of the Lancaster Bar, held
March oh, 1866 the following Preamble and
Rules were adopted
"To contorm to the changes in other Depart.
mcuts Of business, aud to establish uniformity
in praaucc, the unIcr>i- -ard Members of the
Lancaster Bar have adapted the following Rules
aud Regulations:
|. Minimum rates of charges for the services
hereinafter specified shall De:
For professional counsel or advice, verbal, 50.
written, Slu
For undertaking to become counsel Tor aud
to aid with advice generally nm Executor
or other PerSou acting in a trust capacity
in the discharge OF the duties ofshe trt'st,
where the value OF the Es.atc il $1,000, or
less, S1i
where its va'ac exceeds $1,000, 500
For undertaking 70 institute any one or
more suits upon contract tor the same Par.
~ AT any one Tim, So
For Comn. -ions on al! mo2ies collected
and paid over, b per cent
For undertaking suit upon any cause of ac.
ton arising &C ds!ic:o, /" Process jurislic,
ton, S.
IA Wit jnrisi'c'ion SIU
For undertaking dc'cncc in Sny case a'is'
iUgcr con'rGc''s, ia the Process jurisdiction s.
In the Writ jurisdiction, 10
For undcrt akmG defence in any case aris,
ing eh dsiicto, in the Process jurisdiction, 20
la the Writ jurisdiction, 20
For undertaking to prosecute or defend
IN any action iuyo.yiug Tile TO Real
Estate, 80 90
For undertaking the prosecution or de.
fence in any case involving ,he Issue
DsrisdUH uc! non, in Orduarys Court, 25 90
In Common Pleas Court, 80 90
For undertaking defence in any case in
the Court Of Sessions % 90
In case involving infamous punishment 50 90
In case involving Capital punishment, 100 90
For undertaking suit in the Court of
Equity in uu!i1isa,ci cases by Petition, Is 90
by Bill, 80 90
In liIigatel cases, by Petition, 25 90
Bnl, 50 90
For attending the Ordmarys Court in re-
lation to any matter OF Accounting by Ex-
ccutor or other Trustee, 10 90
FCr Preparing anRual Returns to Ordna-
~ or Commissioner in Equity $50
For umdrl taking thc DcrpctuitIOn of res.
timOny IN relation To any matter or mat
tcrs under thc recent Act of the Eegis-
lniurr, sOD
For awing VIII, loco
For drawing Deed Of Conveyance, Mort
gage Bill Of Sale, or other Instruments
ia writing, 500
For Trust Deed, Marriage Settlement,
or Deed OF Assignment, % co
For lndeutures OF Apprenticeship, 20 90
Partnership, 10 90
2. No professional service to be performed
by any member of the Bar gratuitously, except
TO very near relatives.
Payment by Cash or by Note. or other
obligation In writing, always 20 lie required in
advances, whenever the value OF tho services
to he performed can be estimated in advance
4. The above enumerated are the lowest
charges that any member Of this Bar will be
permitted 20 make for the services therein spec.
lihed Of course charges greater than the above
are TO be made whenever rendered reasonable
| and just by the circumstances OF the particular
Gaze WILLIAM A. MO IRE
JOHN G. SEdREST,
WILLIAMS &aLLIS0N,
| lSignedJ JOHN ID. WYLIE,
kERSTIAW & C0NNORS,
MELTON & WITHERSPooN,
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Z s 2AaInAA


LA"cAsTE4vILLG, JInuary |, 1865.
We, the undersigned. take this method
Of informing our friends and patrons that
We have removed our Store to Charlotte.
y. {, where We viii keep general assort.
m"nt Of Dry Gods. Hardware, Groceries.
Cr"ckerv, &c; and VIII bc pleased to re.
crive visits from then, and are confident
tina: ws can ssu ~ cheap ss they can bny
anywhere else.
We wiil attend 10 the sale cf Cotton and
Country produce generally, and furnish any
information, at any time, in regard to prices
aud shipment, North or South
Oar Store will be found on Trade street
under the Democrat printing office, opposite
DE-. Sears Drug Store.
We return our sincere thanks for the
dstorm kindncs- and encouragement which
We have received at your hands.
Respectfully. vour ch't serv'ls
X. f. COClIR ANE,
J. II. WILSON, Jr ..
January 10. 1866. lS-tf.
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TAKE NOTICE!

'ENlE UNDERSIGNED Is ABOUT
Il commencing business at the old Sand,
one mile East of Pleasant Hill, aud design
carrying on the
TANNING AND SHOE
business IN all Of its various deprr'ments.
We Will pay fair price for Hides, or
Ian them one half fr the other.
We will pay So GO per cord for Bark.
Oar business will L. CONDUCTED strictly
upon the cash sIste'n. We will take in
exchange, Corn, NVheat, Pens, Sorgnm.
failow, or almost ANYTHING in the ProvIsi on
lin. FLOYD L. CAUruEV
March lit.
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JOB WORK.

We are now prepared to execute all kinds Of
Job Work, with n eatness aud dispatch, and
on accommodating terms.
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ENEAI..

Married, On the Sth in2t, by Joseph Clark
Esq, Mr.. ARrnuR BAKER, to Miss JANE BLACK .
MON, all of Lancaster District.
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Chicago Adufftisemsnts.
From COOK, coBURN Co.. agency, IS Dearborn
DR.. BIGELOW

" DR.. BlGELOW
Is the only Physician. a Specialist
in Chicago that can be entirely relied up
| ~ Go to him, and not suffer that hor-
~ ~ rible disease TO remain In your system,
disfeuring your face and body, besides
| destroying happiness and future
| prospects OF life. He has made PRIVATE
DISEASES and NERVOUS DEBILITY
n>r. his study for the past twenty years, andis
suGE Viz W. therefore the person whom all afflicted
shonld consult No heard If patient of his
being he has been In this city His reputation
vouchers Ia all the city papers, his patients and the
medical profession both here and abroad, being the
rloet skilled specialist here and thorough master of all
sexual diseased II all others fail don't despair give him
call It Is only common occurrence with him N cure
such His separate for ladies and gentle
men, and the most complete in the city.
Young Men. Take Particular Notice.-Do,tor Bigeiow
devotes much OF his time the treatment of those
caused by habit which ruins both body and MINI,
u tting the unfortunate individual for either business
society. The sad effect Of these early habits the
ces, Of ripper years. weak aud debtate the
and enfeeble the natural feelings and exhaust the vital
energies of manhood: the pleasures Of life maired
the object of marriage frustrated and existence itself
d. red Of unceaaing misery and regret Such per-
especially those oonemplatr marriage should lose
making immediate application. Dr. b. b. his
new treatment is enabled 10 .ure speedy and p.rnia-
nent cure
Consultation free and confidential Once No ITO South
Clark Street OF Monroe half block from the Post
Ofce. Post Once Box it4, Chicago, H. Office hours
from A. N. 10 s P NJ
Send for his 'iuide Health publshed moa;hy free
of charge.
~ B-L.if send tor descriptive circular Of PessarIe
Remedy the beet preventive Of conception known SeIt
TO any address free Of charge.
march 10 'o5ly.
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ztustee,s Sale Of Reel Estate.

DURLlC NOTICE is hereby given. that under ard by
i virtue of the last will and testament OF Hiram
Thornton late ri la Sadie county and STATE Of lllLois,
deceased and pnicr and by virtue of decree made by
entered Of record in the County Court in ami for said
county, in chancery sitting the june term thereof A.
1850, and supplemental decree made 10y sad court at
the September term thereof d 1866, in certain cause
therein pending wherein William g. HoUtze. atrinistra-
TOR, with the viii annexed. Of Hiram Thcrn n, deceased
is complainant TN. unknown heirs and unknown de-
vses of Hiram Thornton. deceased respondents the
undersigned trustee appointed 10y said court 10 sell
certain real of said ajoT. renatrT described
and convey the according the directions OF said
his said last will and testament contained, and
the dire, and decree OF said Ill sell at pub
lie vendue he south oCr OF the Court House IN tho
city of ottawa in said county. 10 ia" highest ami best
bidder saturday the let ia Of December, \ D. ZOO,
b",eeI the hours O'Clock in the forenoon and five
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day in separate tracts the
following described real estate OF said testloT situate ia
county wit: TIE suuth quarter Of section
six g. in nship trty-ve, 3D. Of range on ~ east
the third principal meridian also the ave acre rnc'
living north the railroad. in the si bali OF the south
wet quarter of section five, o. ia the townslptn
range aforesaid
Terms Of SHs-The purchase money il To be Ptid II
three equal annual instments in two and three year
respc, lively, with per cent. interest from the day
lie secured by a In rtgsge on the promises sold
WILLIAM c. U0UTZE.
Sent 18th Isj6-ti Trustee Aforesaid.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS L. SALE COUNTY ssLa Sale Co.
Circri; Court. November tenn, A. .. 1896.
Joel T.. GaTrc,-oI MsTgaret, JOSEF ins Carretson.
i}W fan DitoTce.
FFIDAYlT Of the nou-Teslunce Of Nargar~tta jose
N phIne Garre'F9n, defendant sbcse Iausd, having
been fled the oce IT the clerk add Circuit
Of la sale county, notice Is hereby gwen t. the -aIl
Sarguctta .J1srphipr GarTet-un that all complainant
has FLED his bill Of complaint sal court the chaE-
Gerry side thereof, th- lth day OF October 7. 1875
ami summons therein Issued ont "f soid court
against said defend retUrnabe the first MoEdsy Of
/ No. erheT next, A.. .. lstf l. ly law required
No, you, the said Mtr-sr JOSEF Garrett
shall personally be aud appear before said circuit
Of Ia sale county the lay the u-xrtcTm there
o. - be holden 4 Otiwa in aid county. CT the fret
Mypily Of November LEO. and plead. q deuur
the said cgnp in ats lii u complaint the and
ami things therein chr. stated will be
taken confessed, ani lo.!rs catered ssSnst y.U
+ oo.diIg % the prayer O! sid bill
HEkMAN SILVER. Clerk.
BrsHSELI / AVERY, Comylts : li.itJIs. octI3-6w
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EunI ISektLcrLenk

MD NIX tt M O INl'IDr0n OF SAD IOt5
taid safe and purchase aforesaid will expire on the 5th
9Th and eth d,S-"t February 1901. respectively
Ottawa, Oct u, lSt5-3t LuC. En- H. DELASO.
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Executors Notice.


EsTt-y - Glg-GE GLEII. DECEASED
NOTICE IS hereby given 1l.,J e undersigned executor
" of tn testament OF George Glenn, late
the cututy Of l. sale and of Illinois decreased.
VIII aTpr,T c!cT-fl. tiru, Court county tho
Third Non ~ (,- ihe 18th day) OF Nov 1865. at ths
Court House III OilaVa ii comfy, whcE and where
all persons having claims demands against said e-taie
notified 10 attend aud present the IA writing ioT
adjustment
Dated, 2qth day OF September. A .. ISf6.
6w FREDERICK Glenn. Executor.
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EsTirE oY amos TH1Rsg, DECEASED.
~ ol1CE Is hereby given all per,cns interested 10
~ said eeiate, ulat Richard 1iorne and Chdmplin X
Potter executors OF the ia-t will and testament a Amos
ThorHe deceased will appear before the County Court II
the county # La Sale and state Of Illinois the Court
House u Ottawa, IN said county Thursday the DAY
Of November r. D istG for the purpo-o rendering an
account Of thr proceedings tn administration OF
for the nLal settlement.
Date at Ottawa, this 18th day o. October 1870,
4w A. Il. MOORE, CLERK