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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

WHITTEMoRE, CARTER & BRowN.-We
would call our readers attention to the
advertisement of this firm, which appears
in to-dav's issue. We paid IA visit to their
establishment while i'm Chicago. and were
very favorable impressed by the large dis
play of goods and the polite treatment we
IN with on all sides. Merchants wishing
to purchase would do we'll to give them a
call. Their prices are Arrays as low as
those of any other house and their sales
men accommodating and polite. ..
81. PATRTCK.-St. Patrick Day is to bv
celebrated in due style by our Irish citi-
zens. who contemplate having II granu
turn ont and procession on this occasion.
We understand they have sent to New
York for fine silk flag to he used in the
procession.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

PATENT WEII.--Among the most re-
cent American inventions is a patent well.
The process is so simple, and vet so effect
ual, that il must come into general use at
once. Au iron tube is driven straight in
the ground just as one would drive a stake,
and on reaching a'depth at which any well
woula find water, averaging about twenty
feet, and often less, pump Il attaShen To
the endtfthe tube remaining above ground
and up comes the water, stH ..... .n
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15
Legislative Summary.

In the Senate, the bill fixing the salary
of the Supreme and District Judges, was
discussed at length. as ."".
The House passed bills tn legaliza the
election and official acts of the CITY Coun-
Gil of Knoxville to amend the law rela
tive to assault and battery bv reducing
the penalty so as to bring the otfense with
in the jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace:
to leave the payment of bounty on scalps
to County Supervisors within certain linn
its; to amend the law of the 9th General
Assembly SO as to permit cities which
have received their articles of incor, ,>ora-
tion from County Judges to incorporate
under the general incorporation law: I"
provide for publishing laws of a general
and local character, and proceedings OF
| Boards of Supervisors in the County pa
! pers relative to vacancies and special ele''
| tions authorizing counties to compromise
certain judgments i'm favor of the school
| fund: regulating appeals to the Suprem"
| Court in certain cases: to credit Story
| County with certain money to amend the
law so that Boards of Supervisors shall
meet on the second Monday of January
and June instead of the first; and to legal
| ize the act of the State Auditor AMI Treas
urer in paying the Judges' salaries with
out any provision in law for so doing. and
directing them to pay such amounts L"
Judges Dillon and Cole as will make their
salary $1,000 per annum up to 1868. An
important opinion was received from the
Attorney General in reference TO the Me
Gregor Western Railroad Land Grant. as
serting that the Legislature has full con-
| troll of the same.--Stdte Register 9th. .rr
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

NEW SroRE.-Tisdale & Mudd are open
ing out new stock of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, ETC., in the room lately fitted NJ
on Front street, next door TO Chcrrie and
Tecple. ... W. ........ ...
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

Professor Wheatstone. of England: has
made a great achieNement in electro-tele-
graphing. With hhisautomatic instrument,
he can transmit six hundred distinctly leg
ibe signs or letters in minute.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

The Prince Of Wales on u recent visit to
Lieutenant General Hall, mt Western Col
vile. killed in three days. with party of
eight gentleman, I,7i2 head Of game inclu-
ding 5s4 partidges 4O2 rheasants, 32i hares,
4O4 rabbits, and 1 woodcock.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

IN recent speech Mt Albany, John Van
Buren nominates Andrew Johnston for the
next Presidency. AsJohn has'tsupported
asuccessful candidate in a good many years.
the sequel Of his speech, In which he endea-
vors to coax Mr.. Johnson intoaccepting the
nomination, wouldseem to. be rather super
fiuouS EH #afH# H@ saaaa. a..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

WARREN's PATENT SoAP.-We have
had evidence in the shape of letters and
certificates exhibited to us, proving to our
exhibition at DR.. Merrick's Drug Store, is
one of the most important ofthe age. The
success met with by those operating i'm it
in different parts of the country is wonder
ful The cheapness of'the article, it's per-
feet adaptibfity IN all purposes, its super
iority to every other kind of soap, and the
facility with which the materials may be
procured in every locality, unite to com
mend it strongly and instantaneously to
popular favor and confidence. 1t is es-
pecially the poor mans friend. Messrs.
'. arr"n Il Miller, the Patentees are now
here, and will be happy to explain tn all
the curious, and to those who want sure
cess of manufacture. They have town
and county rights for sale upon terms af
fording to active men an opportunity to
realize largely. Applications for family
rights have been numerous, but they de-
cline to sell any i'm Difference to the inter
ests of purchasers oI territorial rights
Call at DIR. Merrick's without DELAY, as
Messrs. Warren & MiIler's stay here will
he limited. Ladies' will do well to call, as
it is a subject in which they are deeply in
tertsted. ...sra. .. 80 .,.H... .n-..n.. -.a.
AMUSING During the past three or four
Gays there has been a lively competition
between buyers of butter and eggs, ma
tural result Of which is an advance in the
price of said articles. Farmers being
aware OF the increased prices, rushed their
products on the market until it became
ovcr-stocked. Result. Butter fell from
80 to 90 cents. and eggs from 25 to Is. A
couple from the rural districts who had
not heard of the fall in prices, brought
over this morning a large lot of the pro-
ducts of cows and hens, confidently ex-
pecting 10 get the highest prices, mention
cd above, for said products. We happen
eti to he in one Of our groceries as they
came IN and enquired of the proprietor,
how much he gin for hutter?' Twenty
cents blandly answered proprietor, the
same answer our friend had received at
numerous other places. Turning to his
female companion, country calculated.
"Come Sal Tets git, them butter don't 90
for those price and they got. We be-
lieve they didn't sell "them'' butter.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

The Council Bluffs Nonparei very sen
sibiy says, cofrcerning country newspa-
pers, "what is countrYpaper for iflt is
not intcnded as publifAton devoted es-
pecially to local matters. This idea some
editors have, that all theye, is required to
make their paper Interesting is to publish
two or three long-winded editorinfs-"iea
ers," they are called, about the practica-
bility of annexing Maxhiliun's Empire
to Texas, or "The Reconstructton OF ts,e
Southern States-our idea Of how it viii
have to be done:'' or some political rehash
which includes the history .of America
since its discovery by Columbus, is an er-
roneous one. People take the leading pa
pers ofthe country in order to form cor
rect opinions of political economy, and
they read their country papers because
they are suppose Ito talk about home."ai
iowa CITIES. There are sixtvcities and
towns i'm Iowa which have AT least 900;
thirty-seven have over 1000; eighteen
over 3,G0e; nine over 1900; eight over 81
900. ..., .atr.,G grus' ar. nj ",H vsurtr.'I
The Mnscatine Journal oftbe Sth says
that one of the workmen engaged i'm re-
pairing the railroad bridge over the Iowa
river at Fredonia, fell from tho structure
into the surging current below, last Tues
day. Efforts were made by his fellow-la-
borers to rescue him, but before they
could reach him he sank to rise no more.
His body had not been recovered at last
accounts. The unfortunate man was a
resident of Oh cago, having been brought
to this State with several other lahorers by
the railroad company, to work upon the
road. .... ..t-... ...........
The Journal says that the ice in the rivor
opposite that point commenced moving on
Wednesday; it moved but short distance
when it stopped.
William Smith. or rather we should saw
one Bill Smith, was arrested Yesterday by
Constable Field for larceny. i'm stealing
several pieces of choice pork from the
premises Of Mr.. Aug. Stade in Northwest
Davenport. It was plain case. and
Smith was sent mp by Justice Peters, in
default of 5000 security for his appearance
Mt the District Court. At the MagStrate':s
Office, Smith was recognized as having
been there last fall for larceny, when hc
was sent up for ten days-and also identi-
fled as the confidence man who for some
weeks past has obtained -four, groceries,
beer, clothing, &c, from different parties
i'm this city under false pretcnces. Acc.or-
dinghy several informations were made
against him. and it is likely Williams
career has closed for the present.-Ddr.
Gag. ID. .@'.n#''t .... 4 .va..
We learn from the Gienwood Opinion
that the body of an infant was found float
ing i'm a creek near Glenwood, Mills coun-
tv few DAYS ago. No clue was found to
the mystery of how or when it got there.
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three bridges were torn out, all of which
will probably be replaced by this evening.
The damages did not extend below this
place. Trains from both ways meet here,
where passengers and baggage are trans
ferred from one train to the other.
We were unable to obtain an estimate
of the amount Of damages done to the
railroad-the Company not yet knowing
how much it is.
To Conductor Smith. and Mr.. Reiter, the
station agent at Croton, we are under many
obligations for favors shown us; also to
Mr.. Armstrong. the agent at this place,
who done all that was in his power TO en-
able us to gather our information. ..
Our trip was pleasant one, and our inn
pressions of the d. V. r. II. will always
remain of the best kind. We returned
last evening well satisfied and much BEN
etitted.
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In EQUITY-Lancaster.

Robt. NJ. Sims. Adm'r} Bill for sale of
VI. Land, Injunction
Harriet A. Campbell, )and to marshall
and others. assets.
In conformity to the Dec'e'al order Of
the Court Of Equity at Jhne Term, Sci.
in the above stated case The creditors of
tho late liueh w CampbeII,dec'd are here
by ro:itied that they hrr restrained b, In
junction from having. maintaining. 81 pros
ecnting suits nt law against complainant us
Administrator of said deceased, or enfnrcinp
writs of Fieri Facias. sub-isting against "A.
w. Cn"pbeil in his life time The credi
tors, all and sing Iilar, ,ot said H. w Camp
bell, deceased, Pre- further notified, that
they are required to present and e-rubliSh
their claims, 5rfnrs Tire undersigned Gem
missioner Of the Court, on or befme The
10Th day of October next on frilure so To
dV the 'said Il in- all be h,rred
K.G BILLINGS, C.E. LID.
July 4th, 1866. -3n. :,
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This Niing.r has spain taken the first
premium in the Great Fair Of the American
Institute-it has also taken the First Pre-
MUM a, he Stale Fairs Of New York. Yer
mont, Pennsylvania, Ohio Michigan, IL ii
ann, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin.
Connecticut River Valley Fair, Chnmplain
VALLEY Fa,rnnnd almost of the County and
Institute Fairs throughout the conntry
Over 100000 nave been sold and are now
in use in the United States. and zoe never
heard Of one that ,cas not liked
The UNIVERSAL IL superior to all other
Wringerr,. In having large rolls Of .o!i Ia
din Rubbrr. 80 projected bv strong COG
WHEELS that thev cani OF slip or break loose
rom The shaft It, strong wood, frame cau-
not be brsken aui does not rust or soil The
clothes Every Universal Wringer is WAR
RASTEp
w. select few testimonials from persons
widely known 20 the public, ~h speak. ac
'ual experience, apd are above suspicion of
mlssta. .ement
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e999aY>
THE TWINS.

In form and feature, face and limb.
grew so like my brother,
That folks got taking me for him,
And each fer one another.
u puzzled all, 10th kith and kin,
1t reached a dreadful pitch;
For one of us was born twin,
And not soul knew which.
One day to make the matter worse,
Before our names were liked,
AS we were being washed by nurse,
We got completely mixed. q.
And so you see, by Fa,es decree,
Or, rather, nurses whim,
My brother John Was chrstened "mc, ~
: While l was christcned "him."
a.
This fatal likeness ever logged :
D.. Our footsteps when at school;
For l was always getting flogged
Since John turned out fool.
In fact, year after year the same
!; Absurd mistake went on;
Aud when 1 died the neighbors came
And buried brother John"
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"rm on the trail Of dear" ss the
fellow said when he stepped on the. dress
ofa beauty in the street. >; g..
A Troy nsgro recently fell from a third
story window to the pavement, and saved
his lie by striking head first.
Lord Chesterfield once remarked tn at
even Adam, the first man knew the value
,of ro'iteness, and allowed Eve TO have
the first bite at the ample.
SIDNEY Smith defines English bencvo
ience to be "a strorg impulse on. the par,
of A, when he aces b in distress. to
compel G 10 help him"
The ladv who took "st'ch in her
side has arrived at the conclusion ,ha
,asthch in The hole Of her stocking would
be infinitely more serviceable.
A little girl Of tkree years. very fond
OF her bov PLAYMATE. was reps.tinp her
prayers sfter her aunt. When she came
to the close she exclaimed: "Arnis.
don't say "Armen.' say. "A bev ="
An old lady, who had insis'ed on her
minister praving for rain. had her cab
page cut up bv hailstorm, and, on
viewing the wreck, remarked, "That .bs
never knew him to undertake anything
without overdoing the matter"
A man escaped from the Ohio State
Prison FIVE years ago. but returned to the
institution short time since and expressed
a desire to serve ont the remainder Of h is
sentence, He said he had been married
while out OF prison, but made no further
explanation. he was smart chap any
how.
"When ] goes shoppin." said an old
lady, ~ alters ask for what wants. and
If they have it, and it's suitable, and |
feel inclined to buy it, and it's cheap. asd
can't be got at any place for less, mos,
alters take it without chappsiing about il
all day z. most people does"
A cabin boy on board a ship was called
up to be whipped for some misdemsanor
Little Jack went trembling and crying
to the captain, who was q religious man,
and said
"P'ay. sir. will you wait until I say
my prayers !"
"Yes," was the stern reply.
swell. tben," replied Jack, looking up,
and smiling triumphantly, "plI never say
them"
Pr.ntera' devils are generally great Ia
dies men, notwithstanding they have a
pretty hard name. We remsmber an
evening stroll with our lady-loys. cha,
ting brsky upon the numerous topics Of
the day, when she suddenly caught our
band in hers, give gentle squeeze. and
looking smingly into my face. asked
"Do you know why cannot. get 70
ligioni"
mo, my dear, do not"
"It is because ] love the devil"
"Patrick. the widow Maloney tells me
that you have stoler one of her finest pga
ls that so?'
"Yes, yer honor"
"What have you done with itp
"Killed and ate il, yer honor"
"Ob, Patrick, when you are brought
face to face with the widow and the pig
on the Judgment day, what accoun. will
you be able to give Of yourself, when the
widow accuses you Of lie lief r.
"D,d you say the pig would be there,
yer R,verence 2" -,
"To be sure did"
"WeIl, then, your Risoronce. I'll soy.
Mrs. Malonsy, there's yer pigps |
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ave 'hipk the Machine much more than
pays for itself every wear in the saving Of
garments. We think ii hnpor ant The
wrInger should be ilIed with COGS"--
lOra"ge Judd, baior OF American Agricul-
tuTlst.
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UNITED STATES
STEEL p EN- WO aKS
Factory, CAMDEN Nj. 7
r Estsrbrook g. 90.
s'6teel Pen Manufacturers.
~ a 4 ~
wAREHousEs:

463 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA,
~ JOHN ST NEW YORK
1zee C.ietya-ES Pens are Of 0en.ine Amer
lean 44aayasiure, and comprise epsTy ieading
ayte Ia the Aoyket, and are equal ip .snis6,
elasticity and faeness Of point 10 ths 6c.s im,
ported They are, fhsy,jors sure 10 gain tls
eonfd<noe Of tts american pabiie. - =, e;
samples and Prices on application,
Lots Made TO Order, gf any pattern or stamp
required.
For Sale to the Trad at IRE Han.feetnrer's
Warehoises, a. d6ove and CT retail by al
hs United States. 80
r. EsTERBR0oK 4 co.
March z, tS6o.---esn. f
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"My family would ~ Sonn give up the
cooking stove as this CLOTHES NKISoR
u cannot bs too highly rrcommenued -
SulJn Robinson.
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Y0RKViLLE ENQUlaER.
YORKvlILE, q. G..

TERMS IN ADvaNcE-Fhres dol
lars a"d tifsy cents per year iva dollsrs
Tor air months one dollar for shrve months
--PsyaIls 10 "gre.Bbacks." when pay
msnt Is made IL speeis. Two dollars and lif
" sent- per year Que sielIsr and twent,
i've esnls fof six months; se,enty five
cents Tor shres nonths. singis copies, ten
eentG. ~
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81 500 PER YEAR we want Agent.

eysrswhefe1o cell sur IMPROVED $40 Sew
Jug MacIinrs Thee new kinda Under
and upper feed. Sent on trial Warranted
i've seara Above salary or large esm,ais
.,on- paid Toe ONLY nashinrs sold ~ the
U.i.~d States Tor lr,s than $40. y hcn are
fully licensed BY 3.we. Wheul.r a. "a ilson.
Gfosar d. Baker, singer g. TO-, AID I,arhel
der ALL other sheep machines are inffia.
gemsnfs ana the seller or RSsr are lisbie 10
arrest hno and Imprisonment ILLUSTRATED
cireuiars sent free Address, or cBIl upon
Shaw q Clark, 81 Biddsiord, Maine. or Chi.
esga W. l7-Iy.
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This is the first Wruger ! have found
thn, womld stand the srrvice required Of it
j. Z. huggiRs. i,o'rjoy's iiutei.
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al heartily eOmnenj il . economists OF
timr, m"ue, and cont-ntiBeut"-l rhe Rev
DIR. Bellows.
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BABBIT7'S COLUMN.
~ Percent Saved
oO BY USING
Z T BABBITTS , ,,,,

I4s rs IsAB BOX SAVING SOAP.
This Soap l. made"ftom pure ana clean
materials. CONTAINING No ADULTE
RATION OF ANY KIND. will not lnjurs
the ihsst delicate fabric, and Is especially
adapted for woolens, which will no, ,hrink
after being washed with this Soap. ,may
be- used in hard or salt water. u will re-
move paint, gseese, Tar ard stains .cf all
krds One pouud warranted equsiso tas
Pourds Of ordinury family soap. Drectf,Es
sent with each bar for making three gallons
handsome so1 soap from one pound Of this
Soap Each bar is wrapped IN a circular
containing full directions for use, printed
in English aud German, AK your g-ocsr
for "B. L. Bnbbitt's SOAP" and take 10
other. Is. II BABBtrT. .:
Nos 81, 65, 66,67. 6S. 50, 10. 72 g. 74.
y. Washington st, N. Y.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1856 !
The q treat Invention of Tue Az.
II o o P s KIR T 8.
w BRADl.EY'S NJ, Patent DUPLEX
ELl.lPTIC ior fGala-J SPRING SKIRT.
'INnIS INVENTION CONSISTS OF
/ DUPLEX Cor twe) ELLIPTIC PuhE
REFIsEED STEEL SPMSG~. Inp-nIuusly
braided ughtIt aud hrai, tDge,her, edge q
edge, mailing The toughest, most frxi5Ie.
-ln.,ic aud durable Spring ever nsrd .tnsy
srldsm bend CT trek, ike thr Single
SPRING, aud e"n.tquently preserve ti,rir
perfect and beautiful shape more than twice
a. lo"g a"any Si"glc Spring >kiEl thai ever
Has or tan b. made
he wDnd-,fui he>ibi il, and gr.at com
for, and pleasure To any Lady " caring the
Dupsx Elliptic SKIRT will be- sApr,jsnc~d
particularly in uii rrogdst A.s.mulie,
Operas, Carriages, Ra tread Cars. Church
Pcws, Arm Chairs, tor Promenade aud
House Dress, IAN tie Skirt eau BE- u.ld.d
when in use to occupy small place ui
easily and conveniently as = Silk or Muslin
D,es..
A Lady having Enjoyed the Plsasorr,
Comfori and Grea, 'ohyenienc- yraiirg
the Duiiex Elliptic Steel spring Skirt tor
a single day will Never afterwaads wiling
Is dispense with heir uss. For Children,
Misses aud Young Ladie, they are superior
10 all Others
The Hoops arc covered with q ply double
twisted threatcd and will wear twice ~
long as the Single warn covering which is
used On MI Single, Steel Hoop Skirts The
three bottom rods on every Ski,l are also
Double Steel, and twice or double covered
to pre,en the covering from wearing OF
III. rods when dragging dawn stairs, slons
sieos. etc eic, winch lhs, are con,Ianiiy
ssbject 10 when IN use
All are made OF the 'new and elegant
Corded Tapes. and are the best quality 10
very part, giving To the ~ears. ihe most
graceful aud perfect snap. possible. anu
af- .nqnesiIpnabk the lignte,i, NEST desi.
rablr, comfortable and econornicaI Skirt
wet made
WESFS' BRADLEY g. CARY. Pro
prietors oftht Invention, AMI SoIs Manu-
fac,ars~. 81 'hspEsts, and 10 s. 81 Readc
Streets, New Y0fE
For Sale in alrths frat cisss Stores la
this City. and throughout the United States
end Canada, Havana DE Cuba. Mexico. .Souih
hnrriss. and the West ladies'.
~ Inquire f,r the Duplex Elliptic for
doubi-) Spring skirt. A. & C.
March 2S, 1866 -3mo. @
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S q u I H C A R ROLINA A.

s q U I H C A R @ L N A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT,
Richmond Mcslanus, hppli, }
cant W. ATos McMauus, In Ordinary.
Hugh McManu', ct al dei'ts
" IL appearing TO my satisfaction that
Robrrt Mcranu-, William Ford and bis
wife Mary, Aaron Phi lips tand his wife
Fra, els, X. Ii Hudson and his wife Re.
becca. Jane and Children OF John h. Nc
Mnnu~. viz: Apos BIC Nanns, Trurlow Mc'
Manns and Sarah McManus. reside without
the limits Of this State; il is, therefore or
dered that ihey do. appear s.d object TO the
division or sale Of the Real ti>tate OF Re
becca NcMauus (dec'dD os:or before the
l7.h day of October, "A D., 1866, or their
consent 10 tho same VIII be entered of 70.
cord, ID a. WILLIAMS,
Ordinary Lancaster District.
July i4th ls66.-3no.. q:
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P r | T. Z s

- IL " II ~
Large Wrlnnger, "A" :" Sl2 on
Med,"m Munger. "B" !" Oc
Doty's Washer, Family Size. II w
Doty'> Washer. !lo,el Sizs. lS 70
Merchants tr good cun,assers can make
mon.' rapidly srIIi & them in every town
Exclusive sale guNr"nt .vi aud liberal terms
gwen To re-p"n-iblc par'ie- W TO first apply
Descriptive CIrcnIar anj terms sent tree.
The celebrated DOTY'S CLOTHES
WASfiEE. which has just taken tie hrsl
premium st the great Fair "f the American
Institute, is also sold by III. undersigned,
Z. c. BROWNING, General Agent.
e.. No. BAT broadway, New York.
February 7te ie66-ly
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In EQUITY ancaster.
July 8, 1866 -.3m

In EQUITY ancaster.
J J ,Porter,,Admf..| Biz for sale Of ReDI
W Estate, 10 marshall M
1. X. Rome, e, al sets, ,&e
La c"nformity to Ike deere order Of
the Court If Equiiv II June Term, 1866
in the above sta'es case, the creditors Of the
Estate OF Robert II. Porter. nre hereb,
uo,inrd tina, t"es ere restrained bv Injunc
,ion fr"w suring at l.Sw' On tKeir eiaiu.,
ghins; saia Estate. The said creditor. are
iuth,r notified that they ara frquired to
pr-seut and establish their claims befnr. the
Undersigned COMMISSIONER of the Court,
un or ,ciore The lUth day OF Octsber next,
or filling 80 I" az saiu claims will be barr.
ed. Il. Il 81 Lin iS, Z. + L. d.
July 4th, 1866. Sun. -