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NOTICE no CREDITORS.

r NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'm Equity-sHsiokens.
NJ. A.; ;Boggs, Ads,'as ! Bill to administer Estate
& <vs &4sS in Equity, Sell Real Es-
Elhu Griffin, ct dis tate, so, SO.
DuRsUANf r. to An order of the Court Of Equity
/ made mi this 9adso, at Juno Term, 4 1s67 all tho
creditors Of the Estato Of Col. Thomas Hamilton
Boggs are required 10 prove thor!d demands before
mo According TO- law, In my Office, OH or before the
21st day Of October next, or be- barred. .
RoRTA "A. THOMPSON, .c,GP;p. 7
Gomrs Office, Jpay 20, 1867 am
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Agents Wanted

IN cvery county Of North and South Carolina, to
canvass and sell Lloyd's new Double Map Of
North America on the face, and county Map Of
tho United States on tho haok--coyering "a square
feet Of muslin, witIrollers. SO. Other agencies
can be given if desired. Agents make from SIS to
$40 per day. Address
81 4 WARREN r. MARSHALL.
&s General Agent Lloyd's Map,
Columbia, s. c..
Feb. 90, 1867 23 If
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Notice to Creditors.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
III Equity-- -Pichcns.
Ro5t. a, Thompson, cE.rp, for self and others,
Alex Bryce Jr. Admir-, Lefty Crchshaw, ct als
Bill to Forcclose statutory Mortgage, sell Real Es-
tate, Marshal assets, Sc. SC
OURSUAHP to an order of the Court Of Equity
/ made in this oause at June Term, 1897, all the
creditors of j. b. Crenshaw, deceased, are requir-
ed to prove their demands before me, in my office;
according to Inv, on or before the 28th day Of Oe-
tober next, ION pain OF being barred Of any ad-
vantage under the decree to be rendered in this
case"
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, o.H.Rp.
Con,'rs Office, July 81, 1857 8ni
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Estate Notice.

DERSONS indebted to tho Estate of r. II. Man
i SELL deceased make payment to us Mt the
Trap. on Saturday tho l7th instant, and oil tho
two succeeding Saturdays. The Estate must be
settled up at the earliest practicable period.
}. q. FERGUSON, ,an,.,
NJ. MANSELL '>'"' 80
August H. 1851 AZ
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Give Attention.

4 LII persons indebted to the Estate Of Obadiah
IA W. Chdcrs, deceased. must make payment.
Those having claims against said Estate must pre-
sent them on or before the first day Of October
pext or they will not bo paid; on that day tho
Estate will bo finally settled.
REESE BOWEN, Admir-.
Sept g. 1867 6O
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SeS~ Franklin Smith, convicted of tho crime
of rape, was hung in Wilmington, N. c., OF
Friday last. =
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icK'> The entire Southern Relief Fund
amounts to s2,S75,SOo. Of this amount,
100000 comes from Louisville 1921 900
from New York; s1,000,0oO from tho State
of Maryland; Boston, s49,l27; St Louis,
$347,375; Philadelphia, s65, 900, and Chi.
cago, s1l ,306
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GGD- Out Of IT'S cases Of murder and at.
tempt at murder in New York, during the
past year, there were only twelve convcts
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E:V- We have received Catalogue of
the Trustees, Faculty and Pupils of the Green
vile Baptist Female College," for 1867
Misses MARY HAdorD and LrzzIE PONDER
represent Pickcns in this hourishing institu-
ton
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CHARLESTON, Sept. 3-Gcneral Candy
arrived this afternoon, with his family and
staff, and took quarters at tho Mills House.
Returns from all precincts of tho State in
dicate that registration is tagging. The blacks
have SO far more than two thirds Of the Whole
number registered Returns yet to come will
probnbly reduce their majority, but not mate.
rally.
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HAVANA, August 80 THE Spanishstcam-
or Barcelona, from Vera Cruz, 10Th, and Sis
sal 22d, arrived hero on the 25th. The
oosntry is fast approaching peaceful status,
and tteisupreme Government is busy dicta-
ting laws to insure that end and to regulate
every branch Of public administration. Mr..
Charles Maye has had his exequatur confirm
ed az Consul at chihuahua. Tho Frenohand
British Ministers left tho oity Of Mexico on
the 9th instant, for Vera Cruz, under proper
asoort, with all their attaches. Santa Anna
"a, stillskept a prisoner in the Castle Of San
Juan d lJlloa. IS M
& s Nav ORLEANS, August 3L--There were
~ intorments from yellow fever yesterday ;
4 ! total total fol for IL tliss t;rressk ll99e;
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Teetha at New York Prices!

DR.. Won BoNH0RsT would return thanks
to the citizens ofLancaster and vicinity for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
his aesidence here, and would say that having
enlarged his Dental Establishment, and iu.
creased his facilities for doing Dentistry, he is
now prepared to do all kinds of Dental work
at less prices, and in better manner, than any
other establishment in the city.
Sets Of Teeth atfrom SIS to 20, warranted to
give perfect satisfaction or no charge made.
Teeth filled so as to preserve them through
life, atfrom one dollar upwards.
Dr.. VoS BoSuoRsr's established reputation in
thiscity, rs a first class Dentist, is sufficient
guarantee that all work done by HIM shall be
done in the best possible manner.
nTln addition, he has secured the services
of one Of the best workmen in the East.
RETEREScE--All the principal citizens ofLan-
castsr.
Rooms next door East of Post office, Main
street. Feb. 7, 1867.
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Our Senatorial Convention.

BY tho proceedings of the Sena.
torial District Convention, inserted
elsewhere, it will be seen that
Capt. A. p. AsHBRooK, Of this
county, received tho nomination
for State Senator, by acclamation
The Union Republicans Of Fair.
field now know that thoy have q
candidate worthy Of their best OK
ertions for his triumphant success
We are assured OF the heartiest co
operation OF our friends in the 9th
er counties of the district in this
work : and we urge instant, vigor.
GUS steps for a thorough organiza-
tion Of the Union voters of the
county, TO the end that overy o.
vailablo ballot may be made to
count in determining tho result,
We have the strongest reasons for
believing that this course earnestly
carrich out will give us n victory
in October that will be glorious
and of widespread bencfcent Of
feet Then let us TO work, one
and all
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Prescription of Negroes,
NASHVILLE, Aug.

Sufficient election returns have
been received to indicate that not q
single Conservative will DO elected
to She State Senate, while not over
six or seven will be returned to the
House. A full Radical Congress.
ional delegation is elected without
doubt.
Reports from different parts oI
the State are to the effect that O
considerable number of negroes
have been thrown out OF employ
ment because Of their having voted
the Radical ticket. Tho Bureau
authorities are excIting themselves
to secure employment for those thus
treated, and, where It is impossi,
Bio, will issue rations to the desti,
tute.
The Conservative papers gener.
ally favor this prescription. The
Nashville Banner opposes It.
The State Militia are still retain.
'ed in the service, and II 10 under,
stood they will be continued on fol
some time to come.
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ed upon it, that they voted to con.
firm the sentence, and that the
President with his own hand wrote
his confirmation Of it and with his
own hand signed the warrant.
hold in my hand the original rec.
ord, and no other man, as it ap,
peared from that paper, ordered it,
no other one touched this paper
and when it was suggested by some
of the members of the commission
that, in consequence of the age and
sex of Mrs. Surratt, it might posi-.
bly, be right-to change her sen.
tence to imprisonment for life, he
sigled the warrant for her death
with the paper right before his
eyes, and there tits, (handing the
paper to Mr.. Merrick.) My friend
can read it for himself"
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TO Consumptivcs.

FWNHE Advertiser having been restored TO
Il health in a few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with aseyere lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption--is anxious to make
known tohis fellow w-suifere.sthemean ofcure.
To all who desire IL, he win send n copy OF
the prescription used, (froe of charge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which theywill find sura Cure for Con.
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis sc. The on y
object ofthe adve vertiserin sending tho Prescrya
ton, is 20 benefit the afflicted, and spread in .
formation whlchhe conceivos to be invaluable,
and hehopes every sufferer wifkrv his remedy,
as twill costthem nothing, md may provele
blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamshurgh, Kings coupty New York.
october2 25, lsG6-ly
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take a copy Of the Resolutions,
which will, however, appear in our
next issue. Their prominent fea-
ture was a full endorsement Of the
State Republican platform adopted
at Columbus, juno 19th.-EDIToR
GAzETrE.l
The following Resolution was Of
fered BY s. A. Griswold, and unan-
imously adopted:
Resolred, That the gallant and
noble fight made by Gcnl G. II.
GRosyENoR, in the Senatorial can
vass in this district two years since,
meets our hearty appreciation and
commendation, and that we give
our earnest testimony to bis uni
form devotion to Union Republican
principles.
The nomination of candidate
for Senator being now in order,
Gen'l T. F. Wildes, of Athens,
county, proposed the name Of Capt
A P. AsHBRooK, of Fairfield. No
other candidates being proposed,
on motion Of Gen'l. Wildes, the
question was put, and the nomiDa.
uon Of Capt AsHBRooK carried by
acclamation.
The nominee being called upon,
returned his acknowledgements
in neat address, creating very
favorable impression upon the Con-
vention and all who heard him.
He promised his best efforts for the
success OF the cause in the district,
and that whether he might be de.
icated or elected, the standard Of
which no had been made the boar
er by the action ofthis Convention,
should remain untarnishcd in the
contest and returned without dis
honor to the hands which had Gu
trusted it TO his charge.
Brief, but spirited and eloquent
addre sses we're made by Gen'l
Wildcs. Maj Stinchc omb and Gen.
Grosvonor, in which tho Copper,
head party and their guberna
rial candidate Thurman, were
handled without gloves, their rec
ord shown up in true colors and in
most scathing tarms. All tho
speakers promised their best efforts
throughout The district to ensure
the success OF the Union Republi-
can nominations.
On motion, Res diced, That the
proceedings Of this Convention be
published in the Union Republican
papers Of the district.
On motion the Convention ad
journed.
G. Ii. GROSVENOR,
Chairman.
J. W. STINcncoMB, Secy.
j. L, BALLARD, | Ass,,
S. A. GniswoLD, A''''
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Union Republican Mass Meet
ings.

The State Executive Committee
have published o SGT Of announce
ments Of largo number of meet
ings to bc addressed by Gcn'l
HAYES, Gcnl. LEE, Senator WADE,
and Governor Cox, assisted by 10.
cal speakers Of ability. There is
no appointment yet for Lancaster.
Genl. JonN @. LEE, is to address
the people at Newark on Friday,
the 10th inst. and at GAINESVILLE the
following day, accompanied by
Hon. G. s. HAMILTON.
Senator B. +. WADE is to speak
ut Athens on Wednesday the 25th
inst. with Hon. I. A. PLANTS.
Other announcements are to fol-.
low speedily.
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SpccinI TO GIN. Gazette.
NASHVILLE, August 8.

Election nows come in slowly
The Radical majority in William
son 1000. Chattanooga gives
Stokes 75O majority. Robertson
and Stewart, give small Conserva-
tive majorities.
Tho State Senate will bo, so far
as known, unanimously Radical,
and tic House overwhelmingly.
Tho Congressional majorities
will stand, nearly as can bo estima.
tod by present returns, as follows :
lst District--Butlcr, Radical, over
Williams, Conservative, 5000. I'd
District-Maynard, Radical, over
White, Conservative, 5000. 3d
District-Srokcs, Radical, over
Fleming, Conservative, 1000. 4th
District-Mullins, Radical, over
Cooper, Conservative, 1000, 9Th
District-TrimbIe, Radical, over
Britton, Conservative, 5000. 9th
District -Arnell, Radical, over
Thomas, Conservative, 1000, 9TH
District Hawkins, Radical, over
Caldwell, Conservative, 5000. Sth
District--Munn, Radical, over
Lcftwich, Conservative, 1000.
Mason, tho Independent candi.
dato in tho Fifth District, was
pretty generally dropped.
Twelve counties in East Tennos
see, except, Hamilton, give Brown.
low $4,000 majority.
Tho Conservatives admit that
tho remaining counties will in.
crease the majority to $4,000. So
far as heard from tho entire Lcgis
lativo ticket is elected.
Tho Radical majority in Given
county is 730.
In tho mountain counties, whore
there is scarcely q colorod voter or
disiranchised citizen, tho Radical
majority is about tho same as the
Union majority in 1861.
The Radicals are preparing for a
great celebration, tcrchlighL pro.
cession and illumination to.mor.
row evening.
Brownlow, Maynard and others
will speak.
Special to Cn. comncrClAl
Prescription of Negroes.
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The Secretary Of the Treasury
has decided that the payment Of
compound-interost notes with the
interest thereon, will be made. on.
ly at maturity, at the Treasury
Department Of tho United States,
and at the offices of the Assistant
Treasurers in Boston, Now York
and Philadelphia.
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- -
Senatorial District Convention,

A Convention of delegates from
the counties Of Athens, Hooking
and Fairfield, met Mt Logan, Hook.
ing county, on Tuesday, Aug, 9th,
1867, for the purpose of nominating
a Union Republican candidate for
State Senator for tho district com.
posed Of those counties, to bc sup.
ported at the next October elec.
tion.
The Convention assembled in
tho Court House and was called to
order at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, when,
on motion, Gen. G. II. GRosvENoR,
OF Athens, was appointed Chair.
man, Major J. W, STNINoHcoMB, Of
Hooking, Secretary, and s. A.
GRIswoLD, of Fairfield, and Capt,
+. l.. BALLARD, Of Athens, Assist.
and Secretaries.
On motion, a Committee on Gre.
dentials was appointed, composed
OF Messrs. l.. NJ. Jewctt, of Athens
d. ]. Kline, of Hooking, and Jonas
.Gibbony, Of Fairfield.
On motion, q committee on Res
olutions was appointed, consisting
Of tho following delegates, viz; DR.
j., Fulton, Col. Geo. W. Baker, anC
LIS. Hibbard, Esq, of Athens
Capt. A. r. Keller, h. j. Black, ant
H.J. Reinmund, of Fairfield; ant
HOMO. ~. james and D. W. Crook
Of Hooking.
The meeting having been fully or
ganized, "A recess was taken unit
one o'clock, P. NJ.
On the;re.assemblibg OF the Con
yention, the Committee on Croden
tials submitted their report, Civ
ing tho names of delegates in at
tendance from each county, ant
stating the vote to which tho 70
spectivc counties wero entitled, al
4 A - 40. a =.
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is known byits Effects
nOCTOW FINK can be found at the
HIBRoADWAY BOARDING HOUSE, Lancas-


ter, Ohio, on
Saturday, August 18th, 1867,
To give test medicines, clear of cost, 30 all who
call for them, and bring five one OF vials to put
the medicines in.
Those satisfied with the effects of my medi-
cines, can get them on Monday, the 10th, and on
Tuesday, the Goth, till noon.
The medicines are for the following cases:
Dyspepsia, Female Weakness, Gravel, Stran.
gury; Dirtherio, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
sll pains internally and externally; and oil al
fections of the bowels, sore eyes, and yarous
other diseases which do not require special at
tention.
Full, plain written directions will accompany
the medicines,
Bills ranging from two to seven dollars, inya-
nably IN advance. Advice gratis.
July 3st, 1867. DR.. FINK.
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WASHINGTON, August 4.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND THE Exc
GUTIoN OF MRS. sURRATT.
Ex-Judge Pierpont yesterday,
in his argument to the Jury in the
Surratt case, made an important
statement, which no verified by
producing the original record rola.
Tive to the execution Of Mrs Sur
RAFT. 1t has been charged, it will be
remembered, that the order for
Mrs. Surratts execution was hand.
cd to the President by member
Of the Cabinet, and that it was
signed without consultation. The
following verbatim extract from
Judge Pierpont's speech tells the
story;
II have not como here for the
purpose of proving that Mrs. Sur.
raft was guilty, or that she was
innocent, and do not understand
why that subject was luggod into
this case in tho mode that it has
been, nor do l understand why the
counsel denounced the military
commission who tried her, and
thus indirectly oensured, in the Sc
verest manner, the President Of
the United States. The counse!
certainly knew when they were
talking about that tribunal, and
when they were thus denouncing
it, that President johnson ordered
with his own hand that commission
that tho President signed the
warrant that directed the execu-
tion that President ] Johnson, when
that record was brought before
him, brought it before his cabinet,
and that every single member vot.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects ofyouthful indscrction, will for the sake
of suffering humanity, sendfree to all who need
1t, the recipe and directions for making the sim
pie remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Mayo, Oily AZ Cedar Street, New York.
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MBR.AnA& dDAA
YOUR CRISIS


ONE MILE WEST OF LANCASTER,
Is now in splendid running order, and, under
the charge OF as good miller as can be found
in the country, and with plentiful supply OF
water, Is doing work In manner inferior TO no
mill In the county. He is now ready to receive
NEW WHEAT, and to manufacture nom il a
first cla's article offourfor customers with the
utmost promptness.
All kinds Of Grain ground at short notlco when
desired and Flour, Meal, &C., will he kept con-
staEtly on hand and for sale at the mill.
VIM. LATTA.
July ls, ls67-sm
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Tennessee Election.

The election in Tennessee, for
Governor, members OF Congress,
Legislature, &C., was held on Thurs.
day of last week, and resulted in
an overwhelming Radical victory,
far exceeding tho expectations Of
friends or foes.
We copy q portion of the dis
patches received by Cincinnati pa.
Ders.
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The New LuNATlo ASYLUM.
The Board of Trustees of the new
Lunalic Asylum, at their meeting
at Dayton on Friday, decided to
locate tho Asylum at Athens.
The Dayton Journal says; The
citizens Of Athens donated one
hundred and thirty acres OF excel,
lent land adjoining the town, val
nod at $4,000. Marietta, Zanes.
vile, Chillicothe, and Barnesville,
competed for the location, and
made very liberal offers, but the
great beauty and central position
Of Athens determined tho choice in
it's favor.
The Board selected plan for
the building, which will soon be
ready to be submitted to builders
for proposals Columbus Journal
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Notice to Farmers.

The undersigned, Produce Dealers ofthe oily
ofLancaster, will not DO able to furnish our far
mer friends with acks this year, and we suggest
that they had better supply themselves with
sacks and not depend upon hs. it ~.
Reber, Kutz Ulrick, Martin, Kiukead Co
James Weaver. Mumaugh 4 Son.
Lancaster, Ohio, Ase. 3, ,les7-3w.
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Rumors of Secretary Stanton's
speedy removal are thickcning
again. II is SAID that the Presi.
dent is on the verge of open rup-
ture with him.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
j. l.. Tutni!and j.. Tnthll under the firm
name OF Tuthl Son, is this day dissolved by
nut ual consent.
The business will be continued at the old
stand by ruthlll & Rigby. Mr.. Rigby having
purchased the interest of. l.. Tuthill,
July 20, lSG7--3w.
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WHY do you Use

"Barrett's Hair Restorative p
Because l have tried all others,
and find my hair in too many colOrS,
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UNION REPUBLICAN
COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator.
AARON p. AsHBRooK
For Representative,
HENRY r. HUGHES.
For Treasurer,
LEVI M. SPITLER.
For Commissioner,
SAMUEL BARR.
Inhrmary Director,
THOMAS JACKSON.
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LECTURES.
a new Course of Lecturesas being delivered
at the

embracing the subjects
"How to live and what 10 live fnr.-Youth,
Maturity aud old age.-Mauhood generally re-
viowed.-rhe causes of indigestion, fhtulence
and Nervous diseases accountedtor Marriage
philosophically considered, &c."
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will
be forwarded to parties unable TO attend on re-
oeIpt Of four stamps by addressing. "sECRE.
TARY, New York Museum Of Anatomy aud
Science, GlS Broadway, New York"
July Is, lRG7--lY IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GS ID ED "A w a. .
w ANTED! A Z
Railroad Warehouse,

1000 Peafowl Tails, long
and short feathers in the
same bunch.
Cider Mills, cheap, for sale.
JAS. WEAVER.
Lancaster, Aug. 8, 1s67-h
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Late Capt, Co. A. ssth 0. V. ]
WASHINGTON, August 4.

Telegraphic Correspondence Cincinnati Com
merclDl.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-01-31
REGISTERS NOTICE.

n Office is hereby given to all persons
~ interested in the Estates Of the res
pectlye deeedents, that the following ac-
counts have been filed in the Register s
Office of Monroe county, and will be pre-
sented for confirmation to the Orphans
Court Of said county, at Stroudsburg. on
Monday, the 25th day of February, 1867 ,
at 10 o'clock a NJ.
Account of William SHUTTER, Admins
traitor OF Jesse SHUTTER, deceased.
Account of James H. Walton, ore of
the Executors Of Samuel Myers, decd.
Account of George Shafcr one Of the
Administrations Of John Qverpeck, decd
Account Of Charles Hilgert, Admiuis-
traitor Of John Colfmau, deceased.
Account of Emanuel Gunsaules, Ad-
ministrator of James GuDsaules, decd.
Account Of Thomas NJ McIlhaney, Ad-
ministrator of Joseph Z. Hickman, deed.
First account Of John Treble aud Isaac
Treble, Executors Of Peter Treble, decd
JOHN S. FISHER, Register.
Registers Office, Stroudsburg, I
January %. 1867.