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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-16
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Are World Per olyned

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-16
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-16

'0 go OUT We Shall return from
t . TO time to the conflict, through
TINS medium. But we donate to YOU
the promises we have extracted from
a !: lew teachers, to write for your edi-
heatlon; Shoule these promises fail.
our faith in promises would Of course
cease. We hope that their effor ls
to wake you up viii not be in vain :,
May you all reinvigorate your ener-
gy' and renew your zeal. MAY ii
never be said that it requires a lar
ger a stronger editorial force to man
re ZsA Fas-l 81 -sba-.9
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-04

Soners H. levy aud collect the road tax. aud
to pay Il over 10 thosuPervisors. because one
SGT Of tax-cOllectOrs will suffice. We think,
also, that the County Commissioners should
continue to have general supervision over the
whole question Of roads aud bridge, aud that
all additions 10 aud alterations Of our avenues
Of travel should come through them. At The
late meeting. Mr.. Brady, President Of the Board
Of Commissioners, very clearly portrayed the
evils likely IN result from the idea ri Mr.. Web.
stcT. II adopted. Of taking the whole ,ubiee,
from the Commissioners aud vesting Il ia the
Supervisors. The County Commissioners should
certainly. have q controlling power over tho
whole work.
We hope the Convention 10 assemble on
Tuesday next may enter upon their labors with
. determination 90 work for tho interests Of the
whole county. Let NO plan Of making the
roads Of one district better than those Of anoth
or be considered. Lot no such narrow. mind.
ed view prevail as would make our roads good
" district lines aud then leave them, merely
because the people Of that other district could
not raise as much money for road purposes rs
We could lat the roads be regarded ia their
true light Of county ones, maintained by the
public and for public accommodation. II the
Convention comes together in such spirit.
We shall have good roads. aud our numerous
"slcughs Of Dcspondcncy" will pass away
forever.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-04
sherifr,s Notice Of Lion Law.

IS aud by virtue sf an Act OF Assembly, pas
Il srd at December Session, lass, chapter ?o3.
ac., entitled Il" An Act relating N the liens OF
Mechanics AMI others upon buildings" Where.
~. a writ OF Scirc (acias has been issued out Of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county, by Levi
Rust. against Virginia Willis aud William NJ.
Willis. owners, rcturnablc on the first Monday
OF March next, To me directed, for the purpose
of recovering the sum Of forty. two dollars aud
fifty six cents, for work done and materials
furnished la aud for n certain building. 10 wit I:
against u certain two. story frame building,
twenty min" feet six inches deep. with two.
story frame back building, erected upon q Ger.
tain p.ccc or parcel OF ground lying aud being
in Baltimore county, state Of Maryland. be-.
tween the CalvcTlon aud BlOomin gdale roads,
and more particularly described by metes aud
bounds in a certain lcas. from George X. Wick
crs aud wife Ia the said william NJ. Willis. in
trus, for the sole aud separate uso Of the aAid
Virginia Willis and the said Levi Rus, claim,
lien for the recovery of the sum of forty two
dollars and fifty six cents, duo aud owing him
for work done aud materials furnished in aud
about the construction of the said building. a.
we'll "a against Virginia Willis aud William NJ.
willis. owners. and NIL aud every person or per
sons havingor claiming under the said Virginia
Willis aud william NJ. Willis, owners, any ia.
tcrcst ia the building aforesaid.
Aud. therefore, notice is hereby given. ia pnr
suanrr uf the said Act IL Assembly, ~ all
claimants aud persons interested. 4, be- aud APP
pear before the circuit Court for baltimore
county. oa Ia dr,f Monday NJ Mtrch nofi. Isss,
1" show cause. II anything they know or have
10 say. why the said ,unI IT money al,"vc named
should not Dee levied ui the said building l., the
use "f ~. .nid levi Rust aforesaid, according
I" the iurn "f the Act "f Assembly IN such ga ~
made nni provided
TUOM ~ BALDWIN
Jan. !. - sheriff "i Baltimore Ga.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-04


MIsNm>. EnIt"HS So As che subject 1T the rub.
= county r"a'ls - beginning Ia b. discussed. !
pf"l"'sc Ia exchange with your readers "a few
general IDEAS ga the question.
start with the honest conviction that the
great road maker at our county Is the weather.
II" h"nds our reads. but "" must biir patiently
h's tim. i"r DOING the work. As To the Appro.
praii"ns made IA the supervisors. the auIo,I Mt
q sutlirIcht sometimes. but not ALWAYS, a. ill
ur the chuck holes but ~. i"r grading aud
making permanent Improvements. u - entirely
inadequate" aud at NO avail.
when was ia Mas sachus.tts. some years
age. ! could but admire the iriu roads all
through IL" country passed ever. aud was told
that they w"r" hiad. aud kept ia order by the
puhi''. aud -. "" ar" gathering information l..
BE- submitted I" the neat meeting, I would pro-
pos" that ...inr ~ the gentlemen open CORES
l",nd"nrs' with the directors uf roads ia Massa-
rhus"its. ~ IA Pennsylvania. or IA soinc other
state where the syhtem of ma ing aud keeping
ia" pUbiir T"ads IA g,-sl order has given salts
inriiun aud when We lo b-giu. let Us have ell
III" best experience Ne ran command. 90 that
"ur work will De- well done.
Aud 10 putting III. question H. those who arc
4" rive ~ the Information alBIut the roads, let
Il al-" la' asked ui them a. inIuf,n us how the
tax ~ lcsicl. especially In the roads and brid
gcs. think II this plan al getting the infor
h'ail"n was adopted. we would b-Eaiit ourselves
10y III" "Nlet'.Berul other STATED, aud 90 Ia work
nn s"iu" ,y-i-m that has been tried aud found
e. work we'll. our present SYSTEM 10 about ~
bal - % .an br. und u u high time the Ibeoulc
wax" uI' H. III" subject
on the New Eng aul roads. 1--WE horses would
draw ~ inHrh ia u wagon US lauf ~ dive oould
an "uf roads, aud amy farmer eau calculate
what "ur road cost when d. hitrh-s up his
team, I" say n"thing 1T the money which 10
every year thrown into tho chuck holes aud
spout "a badly constructed rulveTts aud brid.
g"s. Thor" = proper way 10 make culvcrls
aud "a all bridges. aud the supervisors should
u" Instructed how Ia construct them, after pro
per plans kept Ia thc office "i the County Com.
misson"r. These few paints are submitted 10
your readers ny one who was
\ CnrNtN ~ rkH, I,"R 1oH 20 Ysaas
Long Green, Dee sstl lssT
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-04

Eighteen Hundred and Sixty Seven is With the
years tina, are pas, a New Year has dawncd
upon US We can now pos, up our hooks, closU
up accounts, and take fresh siai Tor a twelve
months voyage upon thu sea OF life We do not
intend to moralixc upon the subject, but only to
apply few practical remarks in reference TO our
avn affairs.
FTs'. Most vi our Subscribers bvgin their
subscription year with the first ofIanuary The
time for which they have paid has, ~ course,
expired We remind them 81 this only because
W. know they purpose always paying for their
paper in advance. Many have ALREADY renewed
their subscriptions and paid mp for 1904. and
We hope many more may go and 4" likewise.
Soo"f Very many persons In baltimore
county aud elsewhere, are indebted 10 Us for ad.
vcrising, job work. subscriptions. Sc. No bet
Ter time than the prcscn, can he found for set,
Ting up, and for the purpose of bringing
about this desired end We are scalins out bills
to those indebted, and We holc these r,ls,miers
will meet with immediate attention.
Th"t--Wc ask our friends 10 aid " in cN-
tending the circulation Of our rar,r W. thinh
wcpnblish pretty good one, aud cg,,ainly 10 9th
81 paper in the State. as large ~ uurs. can he ha
Tor ~ .h0 year. We haze arircultiiun ALREADY
surpassed by but one county paper ia uary land
tut IL ought io be- doubled AMI could BE- u, u
little rNcriion ON the part at "ut friend. Will
not our friends aid Us?
We start upon the New Year with a .lr,erui
nation To give satisfaction To ous lAirnns W.
hax.. h,.ttt 10
here return our grateful ihnnL, iu our firnls
aud the public lot their many favor. We have
,risl Ia give satisfaction anL b"i, lni hlicvr
We have been successful W. inicni To- devote
Ourselves assiu"usi, to tn, inirr,.i, of our lu-
per IN the future. aud That uu count, pnlsr .hal
surpIss Tie H,"n IN interest
To "ut brethren uf,hc coun'y rr,. ~ tnd.r
the compliments ui thr so,.". purng the
year just closest We had .,,n, hard rap together
but We believe that M liiicrm.' g. iri behind
bccausr Of this I'll" "ol,, brii-h has im.n
extended aud accepted. aud w. EARNESTLY ho,e
tina, between ~ all. hfrrailr l'--cr and COOL
feeling May prevail. ani ,hA' "a harsh ,>pr,.-
sion OF i"'rsnhalii,c- NAY b. mMiuigvi IN We
most heartily wish Ihrin suc.'',. an ,hpt ,hrit
circulation NAV =" up ~ ihr thousands L..-
cause the nor, suhscrL liz, f.iAH aud tr..
P'''s have thu more pay We e'i lar printing
them 80 that We are interested IN having ,hrir
circulation increased
Again W. render thanks iu our friends Tor
their favor aud support daring the wear jus,
closed, and invoke for them srrt, happin,ss du-
ring that just dawnci upon US MAY they 10
prosperous aud con,en,e,l. and have occasion 70
want lois OF printing and advertising done.
which We are prepared To cAecuic with neat.
ness, chcapness and dispatch
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-04
The !Slfila kYllsfllf4s.


The Annual Report Of Col William A. Leon
ard, State Comptroller, has been made public -
The document Is scarcely rs clear aud explicit, In
lie details Of the public Finances rs could be- dc.
sired, but 50 Ear Il goes Il shows, whea we re-
member the cxiravaganI expenditures % the last
Legislature that the credit Of the State mas been
we'll preserved. The total receipts into the Treas
nrry from all sources during the fiscal year snd.
ing September 30th 1868, was =, 3Gs. $40 ss.-
The expenditures were $?,55a, sj5.3l The ex.
cess Of expenditures over receipts has been me, by
balance ofS3G1, sl6 10 In the Treasury al the
close VI the fiscal year of lsIG, leaving in the
Treasury at the close Of the last fiscal year a bal
amer oi SlsG. $40 The rcripls Of the Treasury
during the present fiscal year are estimated at
sl.Ss; OOO, the disbursements At 81, 973. 900 or
1851 900 more than the estimated receipts. The
Treasury IL Acknowledged ~ be now 10 n
siraighien~i condition The total funded deb, Of
the State is Si0, 1871 40. ~ against which the
State owns ss, go, 49, - Of productive stock,
and a sinking fund OF 81. s2g. Jsa.,.4, the two
nearly covering the en,ir. amour, OF the State
debt. The State deb. during the last four years
during which large sums were expended for
bountirs, has BEEN increased only SGOl 900.
The new assessment OF lsGs exhibits the total
ass"'ssbr property Of the State al SIa2. I'D, az
The assrssnWat Of ls52, on which the last ta1
levy MAS made. was $50. sOI ,I5I. being an in.
cTras" of Ssl2, lil 9?s. The Comptroller Lc.
lirvrs. unless extraordinary expenditures are M.
ihofzed by the incoming Legislature, that a tar
levy nj the present rate of twsniy cents on the
Que hundI~i dollars, on the basic Of the new us.
'essiueni, will meet the demands upon the Treas.
ury after the Deficiency existing At this time IL
provided for This, however, will virtually be
heavy increase upon the present rate of taxa.
lion. aud will fall principally upon Baltimore
city and the Western part Of the State in which
the basis Of taxation has becn most largely in.
creased
The most important rccOmmcnl aiiOn made bv
the Comptroller Is 10 relation To the la, Incnl Of
bouniies. lie proposes To reopen this whole sub.
jet, aud provide for an adjustment aud equal.
Eaiion during all the years OF the war, aud to all
elassrs. via volunteers and drafted men Of IsGI
aud lsc.. who have not received any bounty
the payment vi an additional hundred dollars to
owners Of enlisted slaves aud 10 the slaves them.
selves, the reimb arsmch, OF those who paid com.
mutation, OF Who furnished substitutes. whether
drafted OF otherwise. aud also the pAymen, Of
bounty To former owners Of slaves whose slaves
were enlisted 10 or credited to other States The
COS, this extensive scheme Is no, stated by the
Comptroller, but we eAnno, be wrong, we think,
10 putting II at ~, oOO, 900. to be added to the
-, i:s, s6'..j already expended 10 bOuu,ies by
the State
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-04
e ....scmEXcK.s sEAwEEn TONIC

THIS MEDICINE. invented by Dr. !. II.
ScH1Nrk. "i fhilal"lphia. Is intended I" lie
solve the Ea,l aud make IL intp rhymc, the
hrst process 81 digestion. By cleansing the
stomach with Schrnrk'- Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic s'son restores thc appetite. aud t,nd tha,
e"'il'i not ~ Eaten h'ior~ using u will De- euAiiy
digettrd.
C.hsuinptinn cannot be- cured hN S,.hrurk' d.
fulin"nn Syrup unless thu .i"inarh aud liver
= made healthy aud the appetite restored.
hence the T"uIr aud Fills ar" required ~ ,y"
~ ras" "I consumption. A halt d"k-n bottle
al the SEAwEEb TOMB aud thr.- ~ h,u,
boxas oi the MANDRAKE PILLS will .us"nny
ordinary ease 81 dyspepsia.
Dr. >tHGNtA makes professional visit. ~
New York. Boston. aud at h.. principal Oir...
ia Philadelphia every week. See tally pat..Ts
Of each place. or hi pamphlet "n rnnsuin pii"n
i"r his days "r visitation.
Pleas" observe. when purchasing. that the.
two lIkrnrss"s at the b."inr. enc when IL the
last stage "i '"nsuin Iii.,u. aud the other %. h,
now Is. ia I'.ri"rt health. are "u the Cavern
mrnt stamp
S''ld by all Druggists aud Dealers. pricc u ~
Per bottlr. ar 81 ~ IL" half ,in1"n. IN lrtiers
for advirr should be-. a,ldre- eel :" br S.nrN.k's
Principal office. Ne. - North 9TH Street. Phil
adelIhin. IA. General wh"l"ssi" Agents: n-ina.
Barns 60. n. Y. $. :. Hanrr. Ilaltim re.
Nd John D. Ilarker. Cincinnati. Ohio: Walk
cr Taylor. Chicagn. III. Collins Bros -,
Louis. No. list W. ga. mo. Is.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
n SswIsTAgs BALsAM OF
n IN a. a

n STswiBTAHS BALSAM OF
SS WILD CHERRY.
CoHghs, Odds, HroacAifia, asihma, Group, Wkoo.
ping CSEgh, Quiasy, aud the numerous as well
as dangerous diseases OF the TAroat Ck,si aud
Lungs prevail In our changcsblc climate At all
seasons OF the year few are fortunate enough
to escape their banciul in ilucncc. How imlnr
tant then have at hand a certain antidutc tn
all these complaints. Experience proves that
this exists in Wistar's Eaisam Ia ala extent not
found Ia any other remedy however severe
the suffering. the application oi this su1thing
healing aud wonderful lIalsam at once van
pushes tho disease aud restores the sufferer to
w0Rted health.
Mr.. JOHN BUNTO,
VI baldwin, Chcinung County, y. T., writes
i" was urged by u ncighbor u get nnc bottle
OF the balsam for my wife, being assured by
him that in ease il did not produce goos effects
he would pay for the bottle himself. On the
strength Of such practical evidence VI its mcr.
its' procured u bottle. Ny wife at the time
was 90 low with what the physicians termed
SEAtHD CVSsr HrtioN as Ia hc unable o. raise
herself from the bed. coughing constantly aud
raising more or less blood. I commenced civ
ing the BalsRm as directed. and was ~ much
pleased with desperation that obtained anoth.
or battle and continued giving Il. before this
battle was entirely used. she ceased coughing
and was strong enough tositup. The iii,h bat
tie entirely HEsTpMEp mEH 10 HEALrtl, doing that
which several Physicians had tried H.. hut had
failed"
Prepared by SETH ". FOwLE son, Is
fremont 81. Iiostan aud for sale hy Druggists
generally.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-04

TIA INV EcLEcTc This Is the title Of a new
Monthly which hAs just made iis appearance, bc.
ing Published simultaneously ia New York and
Baltimore. Il il made up chiefly, of selections
FROM the English Magazines and Reviews, aud
the initial number gives promise " great ability
IN euling from the best ideas Of the ables, living
wriisrs matter 6, TO preserve in Magazine form.
This publication deserves more than a passing
notice ct the hands Of our people. because IL,
chief editor, Lawrence Turnbull, Esl., is young
MAJ who MAS rAissl among Us, within sight Of
our court house, aud who still resides here. We
arr aOt surprised 10 So him iaru editor, Tor We
remember his procivi,ie- that way when the
" Acorn" lived and ilourishrd
The Esisef,c's baltimore Office IL o. Lexington
Street. The subscription price i s4,0o per an
nun. ., sqsi's . large volume, (i2s pay,s)
and IL beautifully printed on clear, large type
We hoIS To the Ma Ei,d,c rinincnily sue
'rsssfal.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-04
sheriff's Notice of Lion Law.

aud by virtue of an Act of Assembly, pas
Il sed nc December Session, ISIS. chapter sNj
4c.. entitled An Act relating 20 the liens oi
mechanics aud others upon buildings" Where
~. writ ~ scirs fac,as has been issued ont ct
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county by Jacob
W. lans, against Virginia willis aud William
II. Willis, rrturnablc un the Hrst Monday -!
March next, lscs. Ia Inc directed. for the pur.
pose 81 recovering the sum Of one hundred ANA
twenty eight dollars aud fifty eight cent? Tor
work done aud mat"riai furnished to and Ter "a
certain building. a. wit against that two. story
ffainc building twenty nine i.ri six inches front
aud twenty eight feet aud three inches deep
with tv" story frame back building. aud l.
erected upon certain piccrur parcel vf ground
lying and being IN Baltimore county aud stat.
Of Maryland between the Calvert "a aud Hi,-,in
ingdal" roads. mare particularly described hy
Inetes aud bounds In n certain lea - from t.r..
u. Nickers aud viii. b. the said william Il
Willis. in trust for the sole and separate ~. al
the said Virginia Willis; aud the said Jacob
W. Jams claims a lien for the recovery If th,
sum OF one hundred aud twenty eight dollar.
and iy'"isht cents, owing him To- work lone
aud materials furnished IN aud abnul the ,ou
struction aud erection of the SAID building. sni
all aud every person or persons having ~
claiming under the said Virginia Willis aud
William NJ. Willis. owners, any interest ia th..
building aforesaid.
And. therefore. hattie. u hereby gwen. ~ lHlr.
suance Of the said Act Of Assrn,by. I" allciaiun.
ants aud persons interested. to b. aud appear
before the Circuit Court far Baltihar. county
Q" ms .h'sf Monday IL Marck not. is6S. g.
how cause. u anything they know " have q.
say. why the said sum II m"n-y above nainr,l
should M, be- levied II the said building. tnthc
use "f the said Jacob W. ljams aforcsaii. IN
accordance with the form af the Act II As.",n
bly, in such Ease made aud provided.
THOMAS BALDWIN.
Jan. 4.--Sl Sheriff 81 Baltimore r".
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s'eay ,ssss'sss s.ssssssssssssss.sstt" tttsa atss
On receipt u eta We will mail a. any al
dress. ~ Published. poet. paid. the entire w"rk.
of Chsrles Dickens. Either Of the alovc sent
vRHs Nv SAT- on receipt 1T the price.
EXTRAORDINARY OppORrl' NIFTY
For IA MnioH 20 Ns..ss q l,brsrv.
Vllk AAtgE.
4 lisUauIt 81 IS per cent will be- mad. E,r 10
enpips oi uaa v"lune OF SO conI'lrlc sets seat
A" one address n discount VI 20 pcs ssni. oa 10
copies. u per cent un N copies.
CANNAssEbB have the Opportunity at ura.
curing hsGe subscFiLers far this series than iuf
any other, ~ every apprentice. mechanic aud
l"uFnsyinan will osTlainly buy Dickens % this
i"S price. Ssud " The Publishers TOR special
rates.
NEARLY RHADr-. TIM wAvERLY
NOVELS, ~ ths ssIas cheap styls.
jan. t--lu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-04

IN hai,imorrrily, "n November 18th, by REV.
'irars' Hays. rnnuAs PRir. u Miss StsAx
SNiTn. bath 81 baltimore county.
IN the cath ult.. by the Rev. Mr.. Hall, al the
residence. II thr brides mother. Palapscu Meek,
knn,Hr NiS'ENt tn AsNiI y, MaHEtir
~ tho :dtl. ult., at the residence Uf the brides
iath"f 10y kov. Joseph Trapncil, Jr.. GEonaH y.
IAN :" EsiLh W. SLLhi, all II baltimore 90.
on December ssth. 1857, by the Rev. George
J.. nsy".. ARLts y. GLAbiNG. If PHILADELPHIA
O. Miss StLiit T.. daughter uf Thomas v ard,
"f baltimore county.
nn the goth ult.. by Rev. william williams,
I"nN PAIR, n,Rp. "i baltimore county. IA Miss
Mtat I. V. WILLIAMS, 1T baltimore city.
on ~" 23th ut. by sav. I. 4. CasaH,ly. w.
u"tNs. ~. II fittsburg. Pa, tn Miss I"snrHiSE
t.sN. 1T haltinior. t.,tit,iv
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-"
NOTICE.
IF ANY PERSON HAS \ vIVIoUS ol.
1CNRULY HORSE OR COLT, anil will brin. il,
II ~ Tows"nt,wn on Taes,iay, The an ins,caf.
1T o'clock. T.. VI can have il broken and made.
quiet. Tree al charge, by
Jan. lie Il. J. KETCHCM.
ofFhk INITIAL Fiat lNsrHsNCE CuNrNNT
~ UAEruHp cptNTY
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Tia, ia rur
l Y suance Of the chartcrof sail Company an
ELECTION FOR 4 PRESIDENT AND EiGI
TEEN DIRECTORS THEREOF will De hell
at BEL-AIR.
on Monday Ge sM ~ u Jiaaary. is6,.
To serve for the ensuing year. and tor the pur
pose OF making such changes or modification
OF the By Laws Rs may be- considered exi,cdi
ent A. l.. JARRETT. Secretary
Jan. lit.
'NHiS Il To GIVE NOTICE. tina, the sub
l. scrib"r has obtained from the Orphans.
Court ct Baltimore county. letter. ct admit i.
tration on the estate OF
CATlIARlNE BATEY,
late "i said county. deceased. All persons hav
ing claims agains the said estate are hereby
warmed to exhibit the same with the voucher.
thereof Ia the sabscribeT,
Oa Or b.tore ha th day cf sept, s,J,r. IS65
they may otherwise 10y law be excluded iruin
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted t.
said estate are requested o. make immediate
payment. Given under nay hand ths l.th
day Of December, 1867.
JAMES +. BATEY.
Jan. A.--tte AIsufuf.fr.t.r