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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
ProposaIs for Printing.

proposals TOT EE4mG1uSa
Material, Folding, Stitchingand Bind
ing for the State Of Nebraska.
To Printers and others:
Under the provisions of an Act of the Leg
i~slature of Nebraska, approved JunhIS, 1866,
of which the following Is an abstract:
Section ]. The Secretaro of State, Auditor
and T~reasa4er, shall, beginning in the hTst
week in November, 1865, and every % year
thereafter, advertise thirty daysfo Proposals
for State Printing, fOrtWo years from the 4th
Tuesday in December next following.
Sec. 2 Defines thelabOr and materialt to be
bid for, as composition. papera and press work;
requires the officers to publish an abstract Of
the law; and describes the manner of deter
mining the lowest bidders in certain eases.
Sec. 3. ClassffieS the several kinds of con-
tracts.
Sections 4, 5 6 and 7 Define the styles of the
different kinds of printing required.
Sections s and 8 Directs how composition
and press work shall be measured.
Sec 10 Requires contractor to dellYer print
ed matter to the Secretary. of State.
Sec IL Requires each successful bidde to
give bond in not less than $1,000 or more h a
5000, for the faithful fulhllment of his con-
tract.
Sections u, 10, Il, Is, Is and II, make pro-
visions for receiving bids, and contracting
for folding stitching and binding printed
matter.
Sections is and 10 Provide the manner OF
making out bills and adjusting accounts IN
Sections % and q Provide for the paymen
of contractors hereunder, a.
Sec p Provides for penalties for delays in
executing work.
Sec q Requires Secretary of State aud
clerks Of the Houses of the Legislature to fur
nish to the printers true copies of all matters
to be printed.
Sec. q Requires Secretary of state to class
ify the laws for publication and prepare in-
dexes to laws and journals.
Sec D Provides for re-letting contracts in
case of failure Of contractors.
Sec Is. Relates to printing done in 1858.
The undersigned viii receive proposals for
furnishing paper composition press-wOrk
folding, stitching and binding, for the use of
the Legislative and Executive departments
of the State of Nebraska, for two years from
Tuesday the I'D day of December, A. D., 1858.
Such proposals will be received until ~
] o'clock. noon, on Monday, December It'll, A.
D. 1868, at the Office of the Secretary of State,
In Lincoln, Nebraska.
The classification of work will be found
heretn-below- Each class will be the subject
ola separate contract. The estimate for de-
termining the lowest bid will be made upon
the basis of the schedule of GLASSES following.
Bids will be made in the following form
/ or WEI propose andwillbind-to furnish
the worn materials required to do the
printing in Glass No., at the following
rates specify only the kinds Of work or ma
terial in the class bid for.
-.cpntg upr ln0 rms for comnosfffOp
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

CLASSIFICATION No, l.
Bills and ResOLutinsi IN Bill Form.
ems composition, small plea type, pei
@uuires fiat cap, IAN tothe reaun.
- Quires Of 2fimpreSsiOns press work
- ems composition, plea, yea and nay
-quires fat cap, cut for yea and nay lists
quires Of "a impressions each, Of press
work.
CLASS No.2
Senate and House Journals, Governors 1eSsd.
ges, O0icer's Reports IN the Journals. SupeI
Royal OctaUo Form.
- ems long primer composition.
- quires paper 40 10 to ream.
Quires press work "a impresSions1
CLASS No.a
Reports, Communications an Pamphlet DocU-
ments separate from Journals. Octdro.
- ems long primer composition.
- quires ofpaper 40b to cam.
-Quires, "A imp press work.
CLASS NO,4
General and Local LGOs, Joint Resolutions
Memorials, ~ one super royal OctGCO rotlaRe.
ems long primer composition.
- quires super royal, 40 10 paper.
" qplreSs q impressions, press work
CLASS No. 5.
Letter heads, 6Ianks and circulars,
i ems of compositiOu, BREWER measure
ments for letter heads, circulars and all
ruled blanks.
- quires Z sheet letter 70 ms to ream.
"a mU {" - " - s. %
{" press work on letter heads.
- ia letter, l0fbs to ream for bltks.
press work on letter blanks.
HAT cap, l4xl7, IA lbs.
press work
- " folio past T7x2 is ms.
press work.
note 8xl0, 5 ms.
press work.
red 4 blue ruling one dire G Ion.
NOTE-In all the above classes rule work.
or figure work in columns without rules viii
be measured one and a half for compo-
sitions and rule and figure work twice.
CLASS Nos
Folding and stitching bills and resolutions, and
Iotdtag and stitching Of pdDLphtet dOcun9sBts,
ana c0UerS,
sheets offatc cal onetold, per 100 sheets.
stitched per 100 sheets.
- paper covers for octave pamphlets, in
Gliding composition, paper and press
work, per 100 covers.
covers put on such pamphlets, per 100
sheets folded octave -four times per 100
sheets.
CLASS No. :.
Folding, aigehi5e. covers aud binding for Lesos
oHd Journals.
- sheets folded octave, per 100 sheets.
- paper covers for Laws u Journals, In
elusive Of papers, composition andpress
work, 100 covers.
-oOpies binding OfLawsa and Journals in
paper covers, including stitching, per
100 copies.
copies binding Of Laws INC Journals,
IN law sheep including material, stitch
ing nj lettering. r
A K0UNTZE,
state Treasurer,
JOHN GILLESPIE.
State Auditor.
7. p. KENEARD,
5-St Secretary OF State
i RM.H sMALHs.
shingles and Lath at
YIN r. SMALEtEs
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
Such bid shall be accompanied y a guaTan

Such bid shall be accompanied BY guaran-
ty as follows:
We hereby guaranty that who propose
to perform labor and furnish material under
q contract for printing In Glass No =, able
to carry out fully such contracts IS ask
for, with the State of Nebraska; and that we
will enter into bonds, as sureties for the said
- for the full and faithful performance OF
their contracts.
Signed .~..s......-..~.- Proposed
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

OuI6tAeS.
Proposals must be sealed and endorsed
Proposals for State Printing" n deposited
at the Office of the Secretary of State before
y O'Clock M, on Monday, Dec. 18th, 1868.
The successful bidders will be notified i'm
mediafely after a decision is made, and they
will be required to enter into contracts and
give the required bonds on or before Monday,
Dec. 2lst next following.
The contractors will be paid for their work,
after having deposited their accounts, with
specimens. vouchers and orders, they shall
have been certified to by two of the contract
ing officers, by AcditoF's warrants upon the
State Treasury, on or before the 4th Tuesday
in December in each year, following the date
of tho pnnfraaf
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

LWUIItW uaJ OF AUTII1 800, and
Tenth q Of May, 1863, at 9o'cl0ck am. q
each said days as The times for the hearing eT-
aiming and allowing or disaIlowfnE an
claims against the said estate OF Gideon Mea-
der, deceased, late Of Nemaha County, Ne
AH-eiaims not presented BY the last day
above appointed shall be forever barrel
Dated November 9TH. 1853.
A. ". MORGAN, Probate Judge.
NATHE ~. MWADER- Admfnfafrnfo-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

A D1TNDSTRATORiS SALE or RE4E.
n 1E-ln pursuance Of an order on
the District Court 81 the County OF NamahT.
and the state Of NebrEska,- granted on the
18th day Of September, AID. 1868 at tie CItw
Of BroWuv1Le, on the date Aforesaid. il viii
offer for at public suction OF Vsndue on
Tuesday, the LIST day Of December. A.D. ia7
az 1 O'Clock % - upOn the premises. the fni-
County II Nemaha and STATE OF NebrarEo
to-W1t: Ihe north east quarter Of thu norfB
east quarte8 and lots I've 81 n eight "a a.
the north east fractional quarter OF EeetioD
nfteen l56 township I'VE 81, north of rangs
tonE1een IL cost, oOnsainiHgA5 5-lB acres.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The result for Representatives ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
Terms MADE Known On day o. sale.

EASIRA HO1ICE-TGkeR up by the nm
" designed, living four ME- Norfh-w--f
OF broWnYille, on the 2d day Of October. IsB
q Bay Horse ROny, supposed 70 be two year
old last spring. thirteen hands hiub. with
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

M-. Lester Serton, a agholesaIe mer-
chant Of thirty gears, IN AitsUaakee,
opeeg The most reliable and cdFEt
men IN the State, says, under date,
.Mus AILwAUKEEs Wis, Jan, q. 1865.
Messrs. c. G. CLARK, & Co, NesD HaVen, CT.
Both myself aud wife have used Goes Dyspepsia
Cure, and IL has proved PERFECTLY satisfactory as
have received GREAT BENEFIT from is use.
Very respecIulys
LESTER SEXTON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

"quire Of paper.
- " Quire of "A impressions for
press work.
"I00sheetS for folding.
100 sheets for stitching.
"09paper covers for pamphlets
ito include composition aGd
press work.
/" 4" 100 paper overs for Laws and
Journals Inclusive Of cOmp0-
sltion aud press work.
So |" 100 copies for stitching, binding
ttfr and lettering Laws and Journals
a1ro in law sheep.
And further agree that all work shall
be hone in the best style, and all materials
furnished shall be of fun weights and quail
ty as contracted for; and that ali work shall
be executed and delivered at the times men-
toned In and required by- contract,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

ESLR4Y ROTICE-Taken ND bF IL m
IL de~rsigned, living In Glen Rock PFeeinrf
a Brown or Black Mare Pony, supposed 10 -
one year old, star In forehead; was taken m
on the 18th OF this month.
1851 p AL. M" nnmrr m
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

ES1RAY NOTICE-Taken up by the Vub-
IL sertber, On his farm an Glen Rock Pr
left ear, q little white on back and belly
0-5t 8 WAGETA FF
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

ESTRA YNOTTcE-Taken ND by the nm
II dersigned at Hickory Grove. In Washing
TON FreclncL Nemahn county. NebrasFa
LOuEJeen miles West o. HruWmVille. on his
Premlse3Qn p 18th day Of October. I2R3 one
Iron Gray Aare, Two Years Old past. aux
name and tail, no other marks preeeivahie
t0t-pd GEORGE n. OTTENa
OTRAY NOTTCE-NOtiee - hereby given
~ that the undersigned, living IN Bedford
FLeclnela Nemaha county Nebraska. has
Iron Gray Ftlley, one year Old past.
&5t . JAMES MATTN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
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nod tsug
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in the Town or County. I beg to can your
attention TO my
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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
$25 sos
THE
AMERICAN SHUTTLE
$25


Is retailed at . price within ths reach o. An.
THIS Machine uses a straight needle, matos the
LUX STITCH (aliko on both aidasl. - 4 reff-
adjusting tension. sud can DO everT v-rt-tv -
sewing Eillhsm, fen bind, cord, braid. SSam-
quilt tuck, rune AID gather viii worf eau.IiT
silk, linen. or CO ton thread.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

j Meader, deceased. Notice Is hereby Rfven
that the Probate Court Of Nemaha COUNTY
state Of Nebraska, has appointed the Cont
hoom OF said county as the place, and The fol-
LOWING times. tO-Wft.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

dissolution or PARTWERgRTp
IL Notice is hereby given that lie e0-ps.4
nership heretofore existing between Gsorss
w. Dorsey, Luther HOadiey and Charles
Dorsey, under the firm name OF Do--.~
HOadley q Co, has his DAY dissolved Nv me-
tual consent. GEORGE w. DORSEY
LUTHER HOADLEY
6-4t-pd CHARLES O. DORSEY
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

STEAM FERHY
AT
BEoWnEille, Nebrasknrfu
The BrOwnvfIle Ferry Combanv h.-.
running between
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05

! sonth. and the manufacturing Of hundreds
that never occurred, to prove that the "re-
bellion (" was still raging.
AS if the unfortunate effects of the dis
.iointed campaign were not enough to nrlng
defeat on the Democratic ticket, when the
recent State elections took place, pretgu
ring that defeat, it was gravely proposed
that the ticket should be changed and one
or two new names placed upon it. This
was the climax of folly, and had no prece-
dent in the history Of elections. That alone
was sufficient to have defeated almost any
party. Panic followed, and the alarmed
nartisans besieged Mr.. SEYMOUR and stimu-
lated him to desperate effort. He hurried
with all speed to the West, and harangueo
the people as often as ne coula Wl'lin
seven or eight days, on his way back to MS
own home. 1t was afreak OF despair anu
had no more influence upon the result than
does the beating of tom-tom over the bed
of dying Indian.
These facts afford no pleasure in the re-
cital; but it may subserve good purpose
70 remember them-may temper folly and
passion, and break their force at some other
trial. ,s -go.t~
Now General GRANT is elected, we very
much doubt whether any kind of opposi-
ton could have defeated him. The hero Of
every war this country has had has been
made President of the United States, and
it was inevitable, we believe, that the hero
of the late civil war should also be elevated
to the chief magisterial office.
General GRANT might have been nomi-
mated eighteen months since by the Demo-
Gratis. MONTGOMERY BLAIR urged them to
do 80. He was not committed to Radical
ism, and would no doubt have accepted the
nomination. But there were too many in
cipient Presidents on that side to think Of
that The President was urged two years
ago to take GRANT into his counsels, and
thus dictate, as it were, his successor.
But the President wanted still to be Prcsi-
dent. He did not recognize the inevitable
fate which would compel the hero of the
war to bethe President. But the Radicals,
whose violent usurpations could only be
sustained by the sword, naturally looked to
the General Of the Armies, and they have
triumphed.
Triumphed? As ToNEY LUMpK1N says,
that is as thereafter may be. Their ticket
has prevailed, but its chief is not pledged
to Radical measures or principles. How
he will act remains to be seen. IF he be-
comes imbued with the noble ambition of
restoring harmony and prosperity to his
country, he may establish for himself a
bright and enduring fame that will endure
as long as the country itself shall live.
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The AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
The thanks of the press are due to the Anne
rican Telegraph Company for its general
courtesy and obliging disposition in all
cases of the transmission of intelligence at
irregular hours. In their conduct in this
respect they have laid the public, as well
as the press, under obligation. On Tues
day night the use of the line from $50 P.
NJ. to A. NJ. was given without charge to
the press for the transmission Of election
news. A liberality for which they deserve
especial credit.
We take occasion to add that the officers
of the company in this city are considerate
gentlemen, remarkable for their uniform
politeness in all their official relations with
the citizens.
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at the Mayors court that Georgeanna was
,,;.h .hem when JoDes was shot.

at the Mayors court that Georgeanna wss
w;.h them when Jones was shot.
r. Witter, of the Eueaing Meas, was
also present at the examination OF Wrenn
before the Mayor, and his testimony agreed
with that of MIR. Pizzini. Both the girls
certainly said Georgeanna was with them.
Phillis Washington (negro) sworn :
Knew Ella Smith as Lizzie jackson. She
had only gone By the first name since the
murder. She came TO witnesses house
one day and asked for something to eat.
She said then that she didn't know GER
tainly whether it was MIR. Wrenn who shot
Jones. Several persons heard this CONVEX
saiion. va
Ella Smith recalled Never stated u
Phiilis Washington or any one else '""'
did not know who shot Jones. ri, ,,:oe
Phillis Washington recalled: hlis , uas.S
Lizzie dad tell me that she did not kho"
who fired the shot. Margaret ana LII: LIZ
thro,r tho frat rock into the crowd OF mni'e
s.as, a.,r;chf, Saw Jones shot, ana the
- ahot him. The latter wore q long
a. 80 dark pantaloons. witness was
sea IN front of Sam Bryant's. Inc
'an ras shot near the alley. Two other
-. Nary land Emma, were standing with
ss;.,,sss when the shot was fired. Never
COW the man who shot Jones until that
Margaret Gordon (coloredO sworn Knows
the cirl calling herself Ella Smith, Heard
her say to Phillis that she didn't know VINO
shot Jones.
Leila Washington (colored) sworn: The
right name of Ella is Lizzie jackson. saw
her o short time after the shootlng' ana
asked her what was the matter: ohe satu
somebody was shot, but she dl m a knos
who it was, as she had been on Gary s'fee'
near Mr.. Fry's at the time. .o,+;
Several witnesses were called, and testi,
fed in regard to the locality where tue
The court then adjourned until this morn
;nr, when the argument will be heard.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
IA II IT MVNUf =
OFFERINGS.


OFFERINGS. ..-.
mat White / ss4 bushels. Red' ~ % ousne'
n ~ White-l72 bushels. yellow, % oosie'''
Niyed-l 66i bushels.
Onis-l 0S6 bushels.
Pys.--lS6 bushels.
Ned!.-4 bushels. .....
ubrnt-Whtte les bushels very good at S9SV
- Bushels prime at s. 90 SO buS Eels very Eoou
~ 20 ga ?54 bushels good ut 1925 l2o nuShes ~
TouI NJ So 1874: 20 bushels damaged at Sa.I2s :.
hnsfels medium ut So IS: ~ bushels ORDINARY ~
80. 80 bushels inferior at $3.50; 10 bush oa',H
9mared al 81 lS6 bushels very inferior NJ
90 bushels very poor ut Sl25-tOta. l. 100 h,lsheis
Ted, 70 bushels prime nj S2,05; 30 bushels very
,SoI AZ 80 %: SO bushels good ut So; us Dushcis
T-ir ut 81 90: &c bushels ordinary at @L.ia 90
bushels ordinary AT 81. sn-total, 408 bushels ~,
CorT-WhIte 100 bushels damagaed n 81. iei-
low as bushels dams :,ed nj 81. -
GGts-iss bushels prime nj 6:tc.; 100 onSneis very
Good n, soc 10 bushels fair 80 COO. lZe ousle.S
common at 5Sc. 430 bushels common at 5fc. %
bushels prime black ut 63c.--total: l. oio busnsls
Bvf-7s bushels prime at Sl.s7i; so Bushels lair
al : 3a-ia!ai. l26 bushels. :.
Mal.-White, IbusEelS country po!Ie" 1T 9i't'
RE-EXIuEI1
I;bsnt-White Iss bushels. Ped. l!6 hnshsls;
C'0yn.-White. 100 bushels. yellow, 81 buSllcls'
Mixed. ]. $40 bushels.
DdtS.-3o2 bushels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05
BTaRFSE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER s. 1865.
sun rises ...s.50 Moon ri les. 20
sun sefs.,.'....5.1O High tide. A NJ. .....S CO
POST OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 4, 1858.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Archer 4 Reeves. Philadelphia, coal,
s. l.. Lathrop.
Schooner General Grant, Philadelphia, COAL
Brazcal & Coltrell.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise AMI passengers, l.. Il. Tatu!n.
schooner F. :. Prind!c Baltimore, merchandise
Curtis & Parker.
BY TELEGRAPH.
SAvASNAH, November 4.-H:ig Francisco dc
Attrina, bound from MatanZas 10 Santan"cr.
Spain put III leaking ten inches vi wafer per hour.
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MEETINGS.

Members of OLD DOMINION
~ LODGE, No. !. KNIGHTS OF PITHIAS,
are requested 10 attend y stated meeting Of their
Lodge on THURSDAY EVENING, %ovember S.
at 7 O'Clock at the hail on Marshall between SIKH
and Seventh streets.
Members Of sister Lodges in good standing are
invited 10 attend.
by order of the w. G.
no SIT r. ID. DaNFnRTH. II 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05

The Operas Will be rendered in English (entire),
as produced for three weeks TO succession OF
crowded and fashionable audiences at the Holi-
day-street Theatre, Baltimore. E-
The characters win be costumed with dresses
made In Paris expressly for this company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05

NJ, FLLYSoE & co. viii insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North CARO-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishcrs' rates, for cash. Apply At this office.
jy 3l-eod*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05

SPECIAL NOTICES.
my THE BORDER FAIR ECLrPsED.
EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION.
DOMESTIC GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY.
IMPORTED DRESS GOODS EXPRESSLY FOR
THE OPENING DAY!
THOUSANDS DELIGHTED WITH THE
ARTICLES EXHIBITED
THE OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE,
Nos. 1913 AND 1915 MAIN STREET.
We are opening our FIFTH SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, and can assure
our friends and customers that we are BETTER
PREPARED THAN EVER TO GIVE THEM
CHEAP GOODS; so that all .can lay in their
supply with VERY LITTLE MONEY. The fol-
lowing comprise some of the articles:
CALICOES, pretty styles, at 1oc.
CALICOEs, handsome patterns, at l2ic.
CALICoEs, beautiful designs and best goods, lic.
1o4 BED sHEETINGs at s73c.
NEW YORK MILLS LONG CLOTH at CSC.
YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON only 19Ic.,
of extra quality at &c., and still better at le3c.
ALL-WOOL SCOTCH PLAIDs at 40, worth 7sc.
ALPACA PoPL1Ns all colors, at SOC.
The greatest bargains in wORsTED HOODS
and KNIT GOODS; also in SHAWLs.
The cheapest BED BLANKETS In the city.
Great bargains in PANTALooN sTUFFs.
An extensive assortment of CLOAKS.
The greatest bargains IN
FLANNEL! FLANNEL!! FLANNEL!!.
WHITE FLANNEL, an excellent article, at a'sc.;
WHITE FLANNEL full yard wide, at Soc;
The best and cheapest s HA KER or NON
SHRINKING FLANNEL.
Remember that we our goods at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
We sell large quantities Of goods, and conse-
qucntly can afford to sell them at the SMALLEST
PROFITS.
WE ask but ONE PRICE, and THAT THE
LOWEST.
Country merchants purchasing for cash sup
piled at NEW YORK PRICES.
TIE OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE.
LEVY BROTHERS,
oc27 Nos. 1918 and 12l5 Main street,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS Optic


GooCuLANp COURTHOUSE. October 1893.
vTIRGINIA.-In Goochland County CN-
cult Court, September 1, lss: ,,.. ,ra
ID. w. Lassiter, executor OF Frances hi mnrI,,fr
Samuel ). Carter. ................''..'''At
A X Hamilton, sheriff Of Goochland county a. H.
as such adm snistrator OF Jesse II. hS 1SsIIiilvnl
ceased. Sarah Heath, the widow, ana WI
Niller guardian dd Hten! for ElizaDeth, hl. 10.
Jennie Tarlton. aud Ellen Hcalh hooe.s S.lie
with and Walter ID. Leake, trustees, &c 80.
+ Garter I'm her own right and rs aHn1 p"
trix OF Mildred L. Carter, DECEASED SSl. Al.
Coles ,......................... a..
The court doth therefore adtuiSe. ort'er t,sr,
80 that " he referred TO or the CON
or thIg court TO take the following sccounJ nam.
IN An account Of the administration OF a. %
ito,l on tho estate or jess. ~ sis,J n rsonal
10Y an account OF all the estate real anu NE kr
~ Aid decedent which can be mace Iii dcb;S
~ n,,vment OF dsb.s: t3 an account "a - thrlr
a. rom the estate or the dcct GEM, ntaJ the
Sors,ter and The order IN which they o.I nc,nn!
estate. any part tners9i Sia .jinIr h. ".
snot.ae az executor OF L. r. Hives, on Wy y IA
ana~tioned In the bill, and In wtas eh , aiiirrs
snststor was 4 party 10 said honda me- IA Al
~ lid estate OF Jesse II. Heath dscSss[N ~ lay
,Syove their claims before contniIs1.as' clued
| To- ba named BY him. on pain VI oe''e
from I'll share In the assets, $3.50 =, which The
Ths nartIcs Interested III the decree ot Ola ;hat
foregoing is Al extract are hstep Ms1y EMBs.
| Ssyr II red upon the l2fH pAl - ~ cnnrhl AID
NES'r as the time, and my o:hcr, =. ~ lice re
Courthouse rs the pace os 49, 'rsoared 10 81,
AZ which time aud place they are 4, vii
| sana with sush vouchers and other esi1eas'
enahle me co take said accounts. ,ar NJ 4 eouss
SAlssyen under my hand rs commiseioi'ei v
the day and wear trss above written. v.sIS rs.
/ 90 i5-IhaW w. "
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ME FESTIVAL which Ia being held -
.o zine Manchester BAPTIST teolored ca sCH
Ilnuc until Saturday night. We inSite All W COZ.
friends and acquaintance 70 attend Commit, " aa
ELiZabtpH hkWLsTT, RACHEL Aoanos. Han.
BET net WELLS MA.THA HEWEs, GgAoY DIXON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05
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