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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

THE WOODEN MILL.-The stock for the
WOODEN mill is nearly all taken, so nearly
that those desiring to invest in this popular
enterprise would do we'll to make haste in
their application for stock. The mill may
now be considered sure thing, which
should be the occasion for congratulation to
every citizen of the county. It will be
noticed that = meeting Of stockholders has
been called for next Friday at Fireman $
Hall. at 2 a clock p. NJ
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

nen- The Board Of Supervisors adjourn
ed on Thursday. the 10th inst, afler busy
session Of four days. Appropriations were
voted for large number Of bridges, aud a
large amount Of road business was trans.
acted. We shall give the proceedings in
full, next week.
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The Council then adjourned.

A NEWSPAPER At JEsUP.-We understand
our enterprising neighbors at Jesup are SER
iously agitating the question Of starting
newspaper for the benefit of their progressive
town. We are glad to see this evidence Of
vitality. Nothing gives such character to
rising--or risen-town as a good newspaper /;
nothing contributes so much to its prosper
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Tur Brsr Tox,eCasve,I. Mack 4 Co

THE Brsr Toxic.-Caswell. Mack L Co.,
Continuation OF Iron. PHOSPHORUS and Calisaya
known MS Ferro hosphoratesi Elixir of Cslsaya.
The iron restores color TO the blood; the p -os-
phorons renews waste OF the nerve tissue, and
the Calisaya gives natural healthfal tone to
tho digestive organs. One pint contains the
virtue of one ounce Of Calisavaand one teaspoon
'ul grain of Iron AMI Phosphoruus. Manu-
fActured by CAswELL. MACK 4 Co., New York
rcr sale ty all druyfsP. .AIy
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Donation Visit,

A donation visit will be extended 10 Re-
J. N. Boges, at his residence, on Thursday
evening, the 18th inst. The public are cor
daily invited 10 attend.
Persons wishing Convevances 70 call for
them, will please send their names 10 A. n.
Fonda, or J. B. Donnan, through the Post
Office, or otherwise.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA.

STATE OF IOWA. .s.
Buchanan County.
To DEBORAH g. EANDERy00RT:
You are hereby notified. that On or before the
Isl day Of April, 1867. there will he on file, in
the office Of the Clerk Of The District Court of
Bueh lran County. Iowa. petition Of Charles
VI vandervoort. claiming of you Divorce from
the bands Of ma rimany. on the ground OF will
fal iesertion and separation for more than two
,ars: and on the ground that the parties can>
no. live in peace and happiness together, and
their welfare requires . separation
sni un'ess you appear and answer thereto. on
or before noon of the second dar Of the April
Term. 1867. of said Court. which term eommeu-
ces on the I'd Thursday after the Sd Monday of
April. 1867. default will be entered against you
and jni izment rendered thereon, in accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
C. NJ VASD6Ry0oRT. Plaintiff.
BY JEp LAKE, his Atty. [50-iw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

THs DrBueuE llars.-Siuce making up
oar column Of State news, in which ii is sta
ted that j. l.. McCrecry, Esq. has been re-
tanned as chief editor of the Dubuque Times.
this paper itself brings the announcement Of
s.il another change tine Of both pro
prie,orshp and edi.orship. The Times
Company have sold the establishment, to
Messrs. Barnes, Tompkns 4 Newcomb.
The former llatc of the Rock Island Uaion.
and also late Colonel OF the 37th Illinois, J
has entire elitoritl control. Mr.. Tompklns
conducts the business Of the establishment
and Mr.. Newcomb the job depf rtment. Col
Barnes Introductory is sound to the core.
His mind is evidently Of that progressive or
der which assists rather than ret ,rds the ad
vance of public opinion. Under the new
management, we hope TO see the Times made
the leading daily Of the State.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

The following officers Of Independence
Lodge No. l42, for the current term, were
duly installed on Monday evening, Jan. 7th,
BY d. y. S. NJ, A. Hunsicker:
+. A. Alexander, N. G.
O. NJ. Pond, v. G.
j. Wiley. Treas.
I. J. Marinus. Sec'y.
J. 2. Sampson, Per. Sec'y.
z. l.. Frizelle, l. G..
p. II. Winnegar, Warden.
D. d. Holdridge, Cond.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

Say- Mr.. A. P. Osgood has invented an
improvement to Hildbrand's Washing ma
chine, which be will explain to those interes-
ted, at his shop in Burr's new building, on
Chatham Street.
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s * / RT.

TIE Wonderful Fisri5iliiy AMI great com fsrt
and ul-a.Hre I, aay Lady wearing the fRilfer
Eihpsie Sir, will be experienced particularly in
all crowded isamb es, o ssrss Carriages, Raj
rora Cars rlarei Per.. A Arm chafrs, for Pm
esade and .Hse D,ss. the Skirt can be Fod-
ell when in use to occupy small pace as easily
and cnnveuiently AS a silk or Muslin Dress, an
invaluable quality in c.inoline. not found IN any
Sin le Sprin. Skirt.
A Lady having enjoyed the p'easare comfort.
and great coHrrnieHc, OF wearing the Dap}sr &
lfpsie s esl Spring Skirt Tor .iasls daa. viii
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Ghii4reH. Misses and foany Lrdies.
they are superior tn all others.
They " II not bend break Ike the Single
Spring but will prsserre their perfect and grace
fai shape when three OF four Ordinary skirts will
have been fkrolea asiie 0s pseless. The Hoops
arc covered with double a md s,risfed thread. and
the ta,tuaa rod. are not only douhle springs. hut
twice Tor doui lei corersd preventing them from
wearii out when dragging down stoops, stairs,
&c.
The Duplex Elliptic is = great favoritc with
all dies and is universally recommended by
Fashion Magazines as the Standard Sti-t IF he
Fashionable World
To enjoy the following inestimab'e advanta-
ges in Crinoline, viz: superior gpai'fg. rsrfeef
aaaHfrcturs, stslisa ~hnpe aud finish. Rsrib'fitg.
darab.Ii'v. comfort aad economy. enquire for j.
W. Braley's Duplex Elliptic, or Double Spring
Skirt. AMI he sure you get the genuine article.
CAUTION To gaard against imposition be
particular to notice that skirts offered as = Du-
plcx'' have the red ink stamp. viz. -. W.
Bradley's Daplex Elliptic Steel Springs. upon
the waistband--nnre others genuine. Also
notice that every Hoop viii admit pin being
passed rough the centre. thus revealing the
two tor donble) springs braided together therein.
which is the secret Of their feribi5y and
s,rea 9Th and "A mbin alton not to be found b
anv other Skirt.
Fer Sale in AL Stores where First Class skirts
are sold throu ghout the United States and else
where.
Manufactured by the sole owners of the patent
VESTS. BRADLEY l. CARY.
a1 Chemhers 4 10 1 81 Reade SITS, N. Y.
=
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Jesup News.

c. f. B.hcock has bou-ht out the estab.
iishnent Of A. Grattan, and intends running
= frs.,class wagon ID blacksmith shop
therein.
Mosher, William, / Co. haze their new
store and Masonic Hall almost completed,
and the members of the craft in Jesup can
soon boast lodge room second to none West
Of Dubuque.
Taylor's new hall has been completed. !.
and aff,rls fine chance for concert tronpes
70 get room enongh to display themselves.
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ADvERTIsEMENr.
A CARD.

Mn. EpIroR As saw my name used
rather freely in your last, by one DIR. Chase
would say that If ! have mistaken the man
and he is not the Chase who learned Den
tistry Of me. he has committed similar
error in taking me to be the DIR. Rickard who
lives in Slab City. As neither Of us can BE-
much injured by the mistake, /" Let US KEEP
cool.'
B. F. RICHARD.
Independence, Jan. Il, 1867.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15
By order Of Com

NorIcE.-Thc stockholders TO the Wooden
Mill are requested to meet at Firemcn's
Hall, over Rich's Crockery Store, on Friday
afternoon, Jan. .5ih at 2 o'clock, for the pur.
pose Of organizing and electing Directors.
and for the transaction Of such other busi,
ness as may properly come before them.
Rv Order
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

CusrsE-Gooi cheese is a rare article in
this market Durham has Just received a
large lot which is pronounced firS class, and
will be sold a, the lowest figures. This is
an excellent opportunity to lay in supply
of really good cheese.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

LYcEUx-The next regular meeting Of
the Lyceum will be held at the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. on Tuesday evening, the 22d i,.st.,
at which tim, debate may be expected II
is hoped there will be large attendance.
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NEWTON TOWNSHIP

Also over two hundred lots for sale, in
the city of Inde9enieuce
A portion Of the lots and lands above de-,
saiieed will Be sold on long time II dessOd
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

R- We are informed that the revival
meetings at the Bethel have resalted in the
conversion of over thirty, all Of whom are
adults.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

The receipts at the donation party for the
benefit Of Rev. W. c. Learned, this
Tuesday evening, amounted to about 800.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15
Original Notice.


Buchanan County.
To MARY ANN c. BURNS:
You are hereby notified. that there will be OF
Ale. on or before the lst day Of March, A. d
1867, in the office Of the Clerk Of the Distric
Court Of Buchanan County. State of Iowa, pc
tition Of John W. Burns, claiming Of you Di
vorce. on account of adultery committed by yo,
subsequent to your marriage with the sal,
Burns.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend
on or before noon of the second day Of the Apri
Term. A. u. 1867 of said Court, default will b.
entered against you and decree rendered in ac
cordanec with the prayer of said petitioner
j. S. WOODWARD,
30-4w1 Atty for Plaintiff.
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Office Of ID. 4 =. G.. II. X.

JEsuP, Jan. l4th, 1867.
FRIEND Looxis:-Below please find month
ly statement Of shipments from this Station du-
ring the year 1866.
HncVrCD
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

All persons knowing themselves indebted
TO the subscriber for 1866, will call and
settle at once and thereby save cost and
trouble. as l will not carry such accounts
into 1867.
J.F. HODGES.
Independence. Jau'y Is, 1867.
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MA77IID.

McOOWEN-WOODRUFF--At Inde
pendenee, Dec. 9th, by Rev. J. M. Boggs
Capt. !. G. McGowen and Miss Helen A.
Woodruff, all Of Independence.
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THE LYCEUM COURSE.

FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
THURSDAY EvExISG, JAN. Path. 1867.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
Tuesday EvESIvG. Frs. 18th, 1867.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

WIySEsnIEK AssrssNENr.-We notice in
the last number Of the Banking and 1nsu>
rance Chronicle, OF Chicago, that the Win.
neshiek Insurance Co, Of Ereepori. Illinois,
have assessed their Premium Notes one
hundred per cent. their whole iace) which
according to their sworn statements of cash
assets, il appears unnecessary. lnd.gna-
ton meetings are now being held in Illinois,
cvincing s.rong determination on the part
Of its Policy holders to resist 10 the end II
the a., the unjust and ,ii'ainouslv dis
honorable course Of its present officers.
The laws of the land will not sustain any
such proceedings. II has been decided in
thi, and many other States in like cases ear
rie to the Supreme Court. that unless i
can be clearly shown that necessity exists
for makiug an assessment to paw the losses
and expenses legi'inia'e'y accrued against
the company. the collection of snch an as
sessment cannot ho enforced. The com
pany is represented to have over s2oo,o
cash assets, and no unpaid liabilities.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

~ Our readers will not fail to notice
that . donation visit is to be given Rev. j,
NJ. Borgs. at his residence. on Thursday ev-
ening. We trust there will be general at
tendance Of our citizens, both Young and old.
These occasions are always made pleasant
for those who attend and certainly ought to
be made profitable to our c!ergymen, who
are about the poorest paid OF all classes,
except teachers and printers.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-01-15

eJr We recently had the pleasure look
ing through the very extensive stock yards
OF Mayor Jones. In extent, convenience OF
arrangement, aud perfection Of details, we
presume these yarls have not their equal in
the State. Everything is in order, and every
arrangement, especially adapted to its legiti-
mate purpose. The stock in the wards at tie
date of our visit was all frst.class. Mr..
Jones takes jus, pride in both stock aud
wards. Bachauan County does not possess a
more thoroughly wide-awake business man,
or one more generally known among the
people. Farmers always fad in him ready
cash Purchaser for every description ofs,ock.
rkn. Every one of our r, aders will be in
tere sted in Studying the table Of valuation
and taxes OF Buchanan County, by town
ships, f,r the year 1866, given in this week 5
issue. As viii be seen, the total valuation
Of the county is s3,is9,965. Washington
township, in which the city IS located, having
ore.fourth the ahoe amount.
Tn. total amount o: taxes levi is Ssi,-
9ll.sj. Of which Washington township comes
in for S25,T62.31. or about three tcnihs Of
the whole.
Orihc various funds, tie bridge tax is ii
largest, being over $l7 900 AMI the county
and school house next, being each little
over SIS. 5.f0N.
The table will bear careful rerusal.
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Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. Februarv

CINCINNATI, February ID.
PRovIsIoNs-Wer generally dull, and
unchanged. Mess Pork Is held, at $40 81
@2l, but few buyers are willing to give
above $50. Shoulders offered at Sc. Rib
Sides, l0c.; Clear Rib, 1016@10Szc.; and
Clear Sides, lie. No change In Sugar
cured hams or lard
FLOUR-Sales Of 100 bbls. on its merits at
$l2; 90 do. do. at 80 60; 100 Spring extra
at $lli 90 do. Rye at 80 10. Shipments
$40 bbls H.
WHEAT--No. ! spring, 81 1902 ~; sales
200 bushels No. red winter, 81 80; $50
bushels do, including sacks 81 9O; l75
bushels choice white SO 10; 1,40O bushels
No. ? spring, 81 D. Shipments include
4 ,532 bushels.
CoRN-ln bulk, shelled, Coo. in new gun
nies Toe; in the ear, Doc Sales of 1000
bushels mixed shelled, IN sacks, at Zoe, and
700 bushels ear ut 56c. Shipments. 2,03S
bushels. 4U.
OATs--The receipts add largely to the de-
preston of the market. No. / offered, with
light sales, at 50@5lc. a. ....
HAYS in fair demand. but the sup
ply is free and pressed Timothy offers at
$lG@1S at landing. ur.
SEED-FlaXseed is steady; small Sorders
were filled at 81 30@2 35. Timothy Is
steady ut 50 40. Clover Is held ut So 60@
s rs, and small lots sold ut 50.
WHIsKY-NC change, 25c per gal.
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New York Market.
New YORK, February Ii

Cotton sales l,900 bales uplands at 33c.
Flour dull, and 10000. lower; with sales
$500 brls. at SS9O@l0 for superflne Stateand
Western $40 05@ll 10 for extra Western /;
$ll 20@l2 20 choice do; Sl090@ll 75, ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
HWhisky is steady; sales of 200 brls, in
bond ut 3lc.
Wheat dull, and 3@5c. lower; sales 200
bush good No. , Milwaukee. at 50 30, and
200 bush. white Canada at SO 20. Rye is
lower; sales 5000 bush. Western at 81 12@
Is.
Pork lower; sales OF l,450 brls. at $4,000
GS for new mess, closing ut 800 G2, for West
crn; $l9 62 for old mess, closing ut $19 81; (;
SIG 62@l1 for prime. and $l9gl9 70 for
prime mess. Also, $50 brls. new mess ut
$50 75@2l, Lard: 750 brls, at 1l@l2l6c.
tor old, and l2Ml2l5c. for new.
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10000

flanos MelOdeons, Gold and Silver Watches Sets
OF Jewelry, Sewing Machines, Photograph Al
buns, Gold Pens Sflver-p ated Tea sets Framed
Engrayings, Cutlery, all kinds, Dry Goods, &c,
ALL TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH
Without regard to value Not to be paid for un til
you know what you are to receive.
The proprietors of this establishment offer this
lot OF goods for ONE DOLLAR EACH although unre-
deemed goods are usually sold at auction at the
eKpiration OF six months. They are constantly
making advances on merchandise OF all kinds
both to manufacturers and dealers and all goods
not redeemed in due time will include the same
in the present sale.
TkRAs OF SALE Advertisements of Stock are
prepared, naming each article and its value and
are placed in sealed envelopes, and well mixed
one of these envelopes containing an advertise.
ment, together with choice collection of Popular
Songs and Recipes, or well executed Photograph
will be sold Mt our WareroomS, or sent by mail To
any address for TWENTY FIVE CTS. or FIVE for 81,
ON receipt of the advertisement You will see
what you are going TO have and then it is at your
own option to pay The Dollar and take the article
or not. Purchasers may thus obtain
GOLD OR SILVER WATCH, SILVER PI Al,ED
TEA SET, SEWING MACHINE, Or ANY
90
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For Sale.

WE. the undersigned, heirs at law of Henry
w stouffer late Of Montgomery County Ohio
deceased, amt as tenants In common in the follow.
ing premises Will ener at public sale onthe prem
ises, on H ..f 't
Thursday, February 81, 1867
The following described real estate to-wit Being
otnumbered thirty 1907 aud the south half of lo(
numbered thirty one ts1l, In section sixteen Q6)
township three l3), range BN (o) east &o contain
ing one hundred and twenty two acres and twenty
four perches ps2 A.A P,), be the same more or
less .-
said property To he sold free of any dover inter
est of Elizabeth StOuner, the widow OF said Henry
Stonher, deceased, the heirs agreeing to execute
premises.
There are about eighty acres of said farm under
good cultivation the balance being we'll timbered
Upon said premises there is good well Of water,
and good bearing 0rchardj and for good, desira-
Bile home for some one, IL may be considered one of
the best investments. Deferred payments TO be
secured by purchasers executing 70 said heirs his
notes, secured by mortgage upon the premises
TEkMS-One half cash; one fourth In one yea r.
and one-fOurth in two years.
800 IiHI Dflt DAVID STOUFFBR m.
I nf v HENRY KUNKLE
.u oI fELIZABETH KUNKIE
."4 .s DAVID KUNKLE.
2lw2 SUSANNAH KUNKLR
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Probate Court.

TNlIE following Executors, Administrators, and
Il Guardians accounts will be for settlement on
the Sth March, 1857:
Executors Of Basil Ewing, Henry SwartZcl and
Jacob Smiths Estates
Administrator, OF barney schultz. Frederick
Adam, Henry Zeigler, Catherine Welsh, John
Randall John kretzer, Alexander Whist, Bar-
thoiomew Booher's, Daniel Noifsinger and solo.
mon Guntles Estates H..
Guardians, of Elizabeth Wade, Andrew Wade
John w. Thompson, Elizabeth Cunningham, Jacob
Cunningham, Mary Frances Wilson, John Sayille
John w. Prugh, Catherine David, Mary Jane Su.
ler Horace &. Michael aud Emily j. Mundheuk
John w Weller George N Shaner, Elizabeth and
Andrew Wade, Henry W., George r. Mary H.
and Nora j.. Booher, John H. Grove, Ednie Jane
Wilson, Daniel w, Men, Anna Maria Mundheuk
William, David and James Piatt, Valentine COslcr
John Leasure and Lewis h. Shepherd.
. DENNIS DWYER
FCbl3 1851 dit -23t Probate Judge.
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NOTICE.

SUSAN RAMSEY. a non resident of the state OF
DOhio, is notified that George Ramsey did on the
l4th day Of January 1851 file his petition in the
onloe of the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for the county of Montgomery and
with having been willfully absent from the said
plaintin for more than three years past, adultery
with one Hartel Holster and gross neglect ol
duty, and asking that he may be divorced from
said Susan Ramsey, which petition will stand ioI
hearing at the next term Of said Court ''..|
GEORGE RAMSEY,
M. H. NOLAN, Attorney.
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ONO LOCAL ITEMS.

On the evening of the 7th inst, a meet
ing was held at zanesville to consider the
propriety Of setting on foot measures by
which the lessees of the Muskingum i'm
provements would be reimbursed for the
losses they have sustained in consequence
of freshets and high waters, &c.
One of the lessees who was present at
this meeting and participated, represented
that their leases would run four years, from
the coming June; that they paid the State
$20,075 per annum, for the several canals,
slack waters and roads; that since they
had them in charge they had greatly i'm
proved their condition, which was very bad
when they took possession; that they had
put in over sixty hew lock gates, at an ex-
pense of $1,000 each, that the lessees had
expended the last year In repairs, $4,000
more than they had received from the
works; that the expenditures resulting
from the breaks caused by the recent eX-
traOrdinary freshets, would amount to
more than S200000, and that the revenue
derived therefrom by the State was ex-
ceeded in amount by the expenditures
made to keep the works in navigable order
about $4,000. From this showing-and
we have no doubt of its correctness-it is
no violent inference, that running the Pub
lie Works of Ohio, on the lO'o-6id plan, has
not been rs remunerative rs running Ma
tional Bank, on Government bonds, with
out interest.
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~ As the EMrIRE seems Ignorant OF the
fact, we are pleased TO inform u that the
Suggestive Valentine II published ycster-
day, was part Of poem written by LORD
Byron some years ago, after feree quar-
rel with his wife and another woman
Journal.
The Journal need not have gone TO the
trouble of thus parading its superior knowl-
edge. we knew that aud good deal
more, several years ago. IL was not 50
much hit IN the "pocm." however, as It
was in the valentine" By-the-way, why
did you not give publication to the copy
sent to your Was It too suggestiveg
THE LITTLE FoLKs.-Elllnger q Foote'S
Grand Combination give their first enter
tainment in Dayton, at Huston Hall this
evening, and among the attractive features
are the little folks, said to be the smallest
human beings In existence. i'm addition to
this we are to have the unrivaled perform
ances Of W. II. Harrison, the comic vocal
ist and cxtemporaneous poet; the blind
pianist; the musical prodigy, and the
youthful prodigy.
Family matinee Saturday afternoon ut
twOP. NJ.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
YntaI and MIlsttlIantuus.
EXPLANATION.

In sending out bills from tho EMPIRE oiiice, "
may be that in some cases the parties 20 whom
they are presented have already paid them and
hold receipts therefor. Whenever such cases nc-
cur we hope the parties viii not be angered, at we
can only act at present. in Efforts TO collect,
frou line evidence OF indebtedness rs II appears
upon the books LEFT in our hands. Having al
ready boen subjected tCahe alton OF having
bills returned with the notice that they have been
pnid. and that receipts are held therefor, we
have deemed it necessary In Justification Of our
selves 20 make this notice and apology for the un
nInnhant fealinas TINT may have thus been creatcu
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

H. II Robinson. late sole proprietor and present
ioint proprietor OF the EMPIRE ONCE desires II
should be distinctly understood by all parties,
that he does not hold himself responsible for ana
will not settle any personal accounts. contracted
by either y. @. Fitch or y Lindsly Jor Aeir oaon
employees of the EMPuRH 0hcej and all having
such accounts are notified that they must lock Tot
he would further state that neither OF those two
persons are authorized to make collections, re.
ceye moneys, or transact business for the EMPIRE
Onirp. ..