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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-27
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-27

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31
LATEST news
~ TELE4RAPA.
TO THE DAILY DEM0CRAT.
NEW YuAK.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 3l.-Thc meeting OF
war democrats at Tsmmany Hall last night
was addressed BY Gen. Blair and Samuel s.
Cox. Letters were read from Gems. Nc
Clellan, W. +. Smith and MeQuade.
A letter frsm the city Of Mexico Of the
10th inst. states that controversy ameng
the treasury officials leads 10 statement
on the part Of one Of them that there IL .
deficiency Of Sc. 000, 900 in revenue during
the lass fiscal year.
The Governor Of vera Cruz has signifsd
his Intention sfresignirg. on account Of the
pardon Of Gen. Do0inquss.
a fight has taken place 10 JAliee. 200
pronunsisdes attacking the government
troops With cries Of "vivs 81 Santa Anna. !"
Alsttsr from Hayti confirms former re>
psrts Of the bombardment Of Jsrsuic, the
revolt Of the wemsn, and the indignation Of
the people Ct the assistance rendered Sal
nave BY Americans.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31
STATE srE ~.

The Dubuque Lumber Company have
nothin, in operation nov but rotary"
whl,a will run = shor IT time yet.
A sps,ial dispatch % tho Dubuque
Herald Of Friday announces the destruction
BY Gre Of the Village Creek wooden mills,
| located four and half miles from Lansing,
| AIlsmakes county, ON Wednesday night
Nearly the entire contents Of tho mills were
also destroyed. The building and machinery
were valued at $4,000. and the wooden
goods in the mill at the time we're valued ct
3lo 1000. very little Of them being saved
The material and other property destroyed
will swell the loss 90 $40 900, the insurance
being only $4,000. This will 10 severe
b'sw 70 the people Of that section OF the
Stats. ~ well 70 the propris.ors. The
Valley Creek mills wee considered among
the beat in the 5 ate.
Henry Kelley, the ~hsslbsrr twist Of
Dubuque, on Thursday run his vehicle four
miles and back in one hour aud IS minutes.
winning $50.
A Masonic Lodge has been organised
at Fayette. with Thom.s. Towels % w. n,
and joan Sanborn as secretary.
The Jasper county, Republican com.
plains bitterly about the pretended impair.
tial account Of Newton, written up and
published in the Davenport 0szestS. In
justice to former citizen Of Davenport, We
publish the following from the Rsps6icsn:
The Davenport Gazette, 10 pretending to
write up the business and enterprise Of our
young city, does grsss injustice to several
Of our business houses. II its cerreepond-
emit had only pretended 70 pu6 these Who
pstronzsd his paper, and y pu6 these The
most Who "shsllsd out" the biggest green.
back-whioh 10 no doubt the case--it would
have been al right but 70 pretend to give
an impartial showing Of our city, and then
pub the inferior psstisn. leaving the really
com0sndabls hsusse without notice, or,
worse still, misreprsssnting then. to their
dstriasnt, 10 the very depth Of meaansss.
An instance Of this injustice 10 the nstics
u the Jaspsr House.
The Republican says:
The house hes been Doing . doe business
ever since it has been In The hands Of the
present proprietor, and will eontinus TO do
% II not bslied and misrsprssentsd By
these "psnay line" osrrsspendeats who
travel through the country, lew black nail
upsn its business mon, and sndsaveeing to
bsild up those who pay the most BY tear
Ing dswn these who pay the lsast. The
0asette must b hard up fer patronage
whom IL 10 compelled to rseost 70 such die
honest modss Of securing it, In view Of
this manifest injustice to NJ. Hartzsll, who
vas former citizen Of Davenport, and has
for years been patron Of the Gazette, We
ask that paper to correct the false Impress
ion which ito correspondent hes given in
this particular. There are ether citizens to
whom equal injustics has been done in that
article, but ~ they are not dependent upon
the travelling public for their living they
will merely consider the same and pass it
By.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

Packets leave daily frsm this point 70
eenness With beats at Savanna ard Pert
Byron:
RoaTnssN LINE.
The Canada leaves Pors Byren for St.
Paul tomorrow morning.
The Reserve leaves Same point fes st.
Pssl on Monday.
The Muscatins leaves for st. Louis on
Tuesdav.
The Little Giant leaves Tor 81. Lsuis TO-
mesrov afterueon.
The New Boston 10 the regular packet for
Fsrt Madison, Ksokuk and st. Leuis TO-
merSowlmsrnipg q 7;o'eloek.
WnIfs coLLAn Line.
ThsssNorthsrn Belle leaves Savanna for q.
Paul Tomorrow morning.
Ths,Jsnnis Baldsin leaves same point On
Monday.
The Anna Jshsson lsavss the same peist
% Tuesday.
Tho Addis Johnson is the regular packet
Tor g. Louis Monday morning Al sevss
o'clock.
The Diamead Je leavss for St. Lsuis to
merrsv morning Sunday At l o'eloc'
Pm
We end the following item in the Ciucin
natl Gazette, he truth 0! which W yer,
much doubt:
"Since the first cf January there ha
been 1872 steambaat disasters on tbs w eat
,fn ard Southern waters. Of which 8
proven q total loss, viz: 6l by sinking,
by collision, BY explosion, and II by his
OF the partial losses, "a wore by sinking.
by fro, by COLLISION. ) by storm, by 81
plosion,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

Tns BRsf IN rHs CIrr.-Thsre 10 now
on exhibition At Sam Perry's, No. As Brady
street, the best stock Of heavy English and
French clothes for winter wear that has ever
Gene to the city. All the best variety Of
goods that are manufactured will Be found
here. II 10 without doubt the most desire
BILE stock in the city % select from.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31
SlWlllA SMILES CURAnTuR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC ePEClFaCa

uAvB PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
II axpsrieLcs an antirs sucesss 6imple-fronpt
RMeieat and Renable. They ase the only 4sdI-
cine. perfectly ada ,s;d to pSpelar uss;S simple
harmleee - u be free from danger. and efcient
- to be alwsysrsiiable. They have ssed the high
ct eommendasion from al. aud viii always rem
/, Cures E'eyers. Congestion, Innamations 20
?. = Worms, Worm Fever. Worm Collie. Is
.. Cryingcolc o. rcething OF nlano. .2o
5, 1yysentery, Gripping. Bilious Collie. -
q. Cholera NJ orbus, Vomiting. -
Z, :" Coughs, Colds. !ironchitis ........... 20
4, =" Neuralgia. .oothache. Faceache. 70
9. =" Headaones Sicx tie adache vertigo.95
10, !" Dyspepsia. Billious stomach. .25
II. Guppreasei. or Paint l Periods. %
IL, - Whites, too profnse Periods. $3.50. rs
IL, Group Cough Dihicult Breathing ~
IA, :. salt theurn, Erysipeias. EruptiOns IS
10, rheumatism. kheumstic pains. .25
iS. Fever s. Axue, Chill Eever, Agucs. 70
II. Piles, bind or bleeding. 80
Is. Opthallnv, aud sore or weak eyes. 80
1e, - Catnt rh acute or caronic, Influenza. 80
se :. Whnoping. Cough n, violent soughse
~, - Ast h ma, oppressed Breathing. 80
~. Ear Discharges. impaired hsaring5o
"a, General Debility pr, sicai wsakness 30
IS. Dropsv, and scsnty Secretiona 30
-. Sea Sick " ess sickness from riding. 50
81. Kidney disease. Gravel. 20
70, Nervous Debility Seminal
Emissions, in vol untary Discharged 40
~ " Sore Mouth. c.nker: ~ 80
y
81, Painful Periods, with spasms. ;. so
~. Suffering at change oflifs. ......1 ~
", Epilepsy. Spasams, Ri, vitas' Dancell 90
-, DiptherisA. ulcsrsted sore throat. ~
FAMILY CASES.--OfSS 10 lsres vmis
morocco or rosewood case, eentainig . peel
nc for every ordinary disease . family 10 sub
iect 10. 1 books Of directions. From so toS IS
CAVALIER Family end Travelling easss, with
Specie. isr 4. p',s,. Diseases. 10th ;os
Curing ana for Preventive treatment.
In Walls and pocket cases. ........ o9to -
PONDS EXTR ACT.
Cures 1Barn0. Druiseo. 1.asmeness
Soreness. Nore I'hroa I. 1'oOlhache
Emrmr ne, Ne"ralgia.1e heo0alisn
1.unbago, 1s1l~s, 1b0I1s. Ntlngs,
More III %. Bleeding .ofshe Lungs.
NOse, Stomach, or 0GPtleo. 0ras.
Ulcers. old Sores. Price - cts.
a. - -.
rV.These Rsaediee except BONDS EXTRACT
By the engls box sent to any part OF the
eountry, By msil or express. free ofeAarse. - re-
ceipt OF the price.
address Ham phrsy's Specific Homeopathic Ned
icins Company. once and Depot, No. - BasAD.
way. Ne~ York. d. HvnsassS 10 consulted daily
at his once psrseaally Or b letter, - above tor
Ill forns efdieease. TIE abovs 4edlcinee cold n
Davsnpost y oT8v1NDON . CARNANAN and
=. 4. bALLORD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

ALishA is not . dye, therefore will rot
stain the skin Or fnsst linen. II the hair
il becoming gray. or falling % premature
~. both may BE- prevented BY uslne the
Alisma, and it vii, give the hair beautiful
appearance.
The people say that Stewards Ceush
Cure 10 ihs best.
In word. MADAME zADOC POE
TER'S CURATIVE BALSAM IL the great
Ansidoss to Colds. Couehs and Ceusump.
t'sn, and its use viii amply repay the con
hdsnss Of the user. Il hiss already done
much. and 10 destined to do more. to miti.
gate. and foally Danish frsm The human
family. 70 terrible sesures Of suRsrios
humsnity - Censampfisa. - =
A Bcsros druggist, writing to . New
York friend, says: at L nov settled
fact With a., that for restoring gray hair to
IT, original color, preventing e from salliss
Oh. producing new growth on bald heads,
keeping the head free from dandru6 ed
giving the hair Tie most lifs-liks appear.
ases. netting has ever squallsl Tsbsstea
Physis!eeisal Hair Rseeassases. osll ~
sg5wAaa s.'ssA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31
NOTICES..


Royal Duktna Powder.
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. AJAX your grocer
or it, aud take no other. II IL a decided
improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

New York Money 1larkos.
- TslsgEaph.l October 81.
Monsy-Tight { per cent gold.
.. 3. 80. let. 11SS -, i.12x I'd. 1.12k; new
LION; 81, Liz.
y. 4. Coapoo6. -, Liz.
U. 3. 1e-A4e, l.oeS.
0N1d-l0l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31
COMMERCIAL.
DavsDport Market Repers.
Onirs - TEE DAvsSroHs Dsw. esAs.
aaal

Ou1cR - TEE DAvsTPeR9 Dsws cHA1s
Oct. 81. 1855.
tLega--WhoIssale,t 7.ee; retail, $500.
WHsAs-Nc. !. u. 90. No. :. sec.
BARLsY-No 1.o1. o09ei. 80, unsettled.
s-30dc5ets.
Ays-S1. 90
ooas--New, 50 Old, See.
Onions -el .o0M1.2s.
PeTATeRs- 5o@ Toe
BssSsn-40e. per ,.
Beoe-9oe.
0nans Arsrrs per busheL
hAY-C3ood Timefhy 5000 els. 90. per to-.
Prairie eIO. % per ton. slough. ~ .oo&S 90.
CoAL-.3ost- at yard. lie y bnshsl delivered
ArrsRAcrs yard Ell 90. per, Tor
WooD-4So0. per C~rd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

DIR. RIPLEYsS
Rorn00one Care fer 1c1G and
Nervous Headache, Noorol.
g60 and 00eUum0oAND.
DURING m extensive practice Of over twenty
~ yeaSs this remedy. when properly u1ed, has nOs
failed Of curing every case Of Headacre. and alwayo
relieves and almo-t alwass cnfes Neur1lgta aud
Rheum sssm In ali their varied fOrme. Two Of three
doses Will relieve Sick ana Nervous neaoache. and
BY sakins 1t times. the disease VIII y perna.
Th.re are persons in this city -eAronic eaSes q
Neuralgia and r. eumatiem-Who have, dnsing til
last four years. spen, hundreds sfdolh6 ses alnsst
every remedy known to he trade, and Who ase noW
wine to certify that after usias ibis remedy TO
few weeks only they have reeevsa more relief Than
non ali olhers conbincd. We can refer 70 those
parties ~ aay ti0s, ~ permission:
Phy elcian1 $50 Gre treating delicate. nervous pa-
tients or Others who need 4 ssdatise and who wisa
10 ave:d NE well known unpleasant effects Of those
10 conweu use, We woud respectfully ask trial OF
this Remedy, assuring them 81 ite reliability And
safety. JONES S10LBY,
Wholesale and Retai1 DrugRists,
Cor 9th and Market sts., ". Lsu0, To-.
eols Agents. to whom al ofdsrs shonld Be addross-
-. Wafssnsed. Price, g.. CuPyrieht secured.
-. D.. Country Dfugeists' - R1yuecaaoe' orders
Allied With cave, q lewo1e fa1oA Las.
0ct0seo0D0 - 4. ~. ~ -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31
Pictures. Pictures. Pictures.

Note Paper and Envelopes. Call and zee cam
pies at LUSE 0RI0GS'.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

CENTRAL Pack.
Winter Arrangement.
A FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE roR AC.
- ccnmodaiion u the publi,, froa the factory Of
Sehulsrberg . Co., Detroit, Louis 4aftsn. Agcns
for oelA Arm.
- Reffeshnsnts Of all hlpds. inelndiag Oysters.
Coflss. Chocolate. Ae. Hooek's Chica&s Premium
Beer on tap. The prbiic are cordially invited
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

Renders tie Sktn scft, smsoth, clear snd
beautiful WiH remors Tan, Fyeekles. smd
all other discslorations. Sold At all Drug
sists snd Fancy 0sels ieslsrs essrychsys.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

Packets leave daily frsm this point 70
senness With beats q Savanna ard Pert
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

- 49, 49, y = sleeaas seyjs. vn.s -. -
- CeGn wm , eogv6a = d - ~ "A m
fHsoagllsa = ~ ~ nannse - - :.
!. ~ 1ssea oeasasess1 hAsvuylAine. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-31

~ have named. Schsuck's Hsaweed Tonic. mead
10 time, - have no doubt Whaasvor that seven.
sagAths Of The diseases which a0ict the land
. ..ala - eat %. aad the saiessd b sssiy re-
The pssssris very simple. The steuasA 10
she hsadauRrtsrs Of the body. the ceusrd point
81 the system. Il 10 from this thas Ill good and
e.i elects g out to bless curse its possessor.
Na>e It c'eaa. pat il in good running order,
treat \, ban lso neiy, aud there will be no more
cissas. nan in the solid rocks Of the granite
nus Serepeat it. that Schenck's Seaweed
IeaAe VII do tols for the stomach. II 10 nAiarc
c. ntns 30 rescue of man in his peril.
shea the nature and condition Of disease are
tA'rsaxay understood. II will be seen that the
saat the doctrine brief tnculcate Is the true
oa-, aaa that the medicine we advocate il pre-
c'sss adapted ~ the doctrine. Thousands OF
Feco.strac,ed stom chs ia nearly every State
Ia ife ua'cn, wild glsliy testify 10 this, and
rsss. IS "a = saaaii. ihe marvellous virtues
O. Seae4eks Sea~eed Tousc.
WY al teas eight people IN tea ought "a use
tats toaic U,sy be stated:
Is b.csuse yoar stomach 10 out Of order and
~iss 500 .er or later, ualess aided, break down
=. neoAise you do rot have half the enjoy
u o. lite thsl you might.
~ bsc-nss your blood 10 not pure and coed,
any tine
a1a Because you cannot think. Or act, OF do
snysaiay ia buslarss or out, % well a. if you
"sre IN the condition this tonic vii place you
an: Sessass a 10 your duty TO Re healthy
eaa strong, 10 have Sound mind and this on
Joas account - veil ~ those about you.
s.a. Hec ause this Tonic 10 within the means 81
'e1s oody. One sregulaf'' s'dOctorss'' bill
~eiii pay for half you ~ooid use ID ! life time.
,aess reasons. snd bscauses. miRhtbo multi
f,sso aadsaLiislY and each 10 a true q truth.
sssert u wishous contradiction, thai
osnc.s Seswssd Tonic 10 sas Of the ersessst
esapoands that chemical, medical, or any 9th.
81 oCseace ~ skilt ever achieved ana a. ...,c
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-30
Price List OF MitcheII's Biographies
1OR INTRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE

Retail. Introd'ct'n. Exchange
First Lessons $3.50 sO36 Old Look and 25c !
Primary 80 GO e" :" 42c !
intermediate 1.80 140 60 $l{
In calling attention Of Superintendent and
teachers to the above statement of the State|
Board of Education, the subscribers would say
that Immediately upon the opening of the dist
trict schools, our travellers will visit each town
in Vermont for the purpose of furnishing Mitch !
NILS New Biographies in exchange for those
now i'll use. All persons interested, who may
desire further information III relation to the ex
change, will please address, LORENZO d. pEcR j
Montpelier, VT.
l.. ii. BUTLER 4 co.
1915
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-30
FLOUR.

The best br inds constantly on hand. \ -,
'raham and Buckwheat Flour, Rye and Il orr
zeal
Finally if you want anything in the line oil
GOD grotclies, the place IL bay them is ut
BARNES ~ IRUMLEY'S.
Cash paid for all kinds Ut Country Produce =
GOODS sold at wholesale ut the lOwest possibl.
gurc.
10 BARNES x CROWLEY.
! ,,,,,u',.r st. Adams Vt.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-30

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENtt>-
VT TRY
The attention of the public is called to great
discovery III Dentistry.
THE GREATEST ADVANCE STEP EVEl
MADE IN THE ART.
The main difficulty i'll wearing artificial teeth Is
they do net hold in their place firmly ciloi.gh
and add to this the annoyance OF food gettiht
wider the plate while eating. l have discover
ed o method Of 80 constructing the plate o.
which the teeth are set that they will not star
IL drop while eating Or speaking, neither WI
any particles of food get under the plate. H.
matter what the condition of the mouth II
which is uot true OF any method hitherto used.
Ihaye secured Letters Patent for the Uhlte'
States, England and France.
The improvement is not i'll material, but II
the construction, whiclls ecurcs the atmosphere
pressure on the entire plate.
have sold the exclusive of said improvements
to DR.. L. Gilman to wit, the Counties OF Frank
lin, Washington, Chittendcn Lamollc ano
Grand Isle. Those wishing to avail themselves
OF such improvement viii call on
DIR. l.. GILMAN,
ST ABRAMS ................V VERMONT.
Mt. FOLSOM.
November. II, 1867 l9l-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-12
Bv order Of the Board
JAS. II. WILSON, ,l,rk

Ee-PERSONS making applications f2r
Transfers Of Property, viii Be required 10
compl with the fol- wing Section of the
Act of December Session, Eighteen Hun
dred and Fcrty-Seren, Chapter Two Hun-
dred aud SIXTY SIX, entitled :" \ Supple
nent to the Act euti!led, An Act for tho
General Valuation and Assessment of Pro-
perry in this State, Passed ., March Sss-
sion, Els hteen Hundred and FCr,y-OaH.
Chapter twenty Three :"
SrcrIoS Is. b, t -caort-.}j ~ he G.t.
eruI assembly Of Mug',;a}. That when
ever any person shall make application 10
the Levy Courts. Commissioners or APP
peal Tax Courts, as The case may be, 10
make him on her an allowance or dcduc-
ton on account Of the sale, ttaLsftr, alicn-
alton loss. destruction or removal Of any
property, or the collection or payment Q;
any riblic debt or private security for mo
ney, it shall be the duty Of the saii Levy
Courts, Commissioners or appeal Tax
Courts, to intcrrogate such persons, On
OATH, IN reference to the said property or
security aud disposal of the same, and Is
pcclaliy TO require him or her by whom
the said property has been sold or trans
ferred :he amount Of the purchase money,
or the money collected or paid, and how
the same has been invested aud it shall
also be the duty of the said Levy Courts.
Commissioners or Appeal Tax Counts, -.
the case may be, to interrogate the SAID
person, on o,,th in reference to any acqui-
Si,ions or investments made by the said per-
son, and not already assessed, and the
amount of all such acquisitions and in
vcstmcuts, in whatever description of Sc
curity, shall be added to the assessablc
property of the person SO applying, and
charged accordingly and if The said per-
son refuse to answer the interrogatorics
proposed no deduction shall. be made in.
his or her assessment
Feb. 90 1oGS-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-12
WOLSEY MANOR
CIVILIAN AND JOSEF II

The Bill states. in substance that Ger
tain Bennett Bean. late of sam. Mary.
county deceased, was, in his l:fe time, 10
debted unto the Complainant, 10 the sum
of two hundred aud hfty dollars on one
single bill, sighed by him jointly and sew
erallv With certain Vim. b. Bean. dated
the 25th day of November. 1857 also in
The sum of three hundred dollars, en- an
other single bill, signed by hin: jo5rtlv and
severally with certain VIM: y, Bean.
are2 the 2ra day of ,Ianuary, Is s., eceh
bearing interest from date.
The dill further states that the said
Bennett Bean, being indebted as aforesaid
unto the Complainant aud divers other
persons in large sums of money, departed
this life iutestate, some time III the year
eighteen hundred and sisty-thrce, leaving
the above named tracts Ct land, Of which
he vas in his LIFE time >tiscd aud posses
ed that Ccthari,:e A. Bean. his wild
ow, VIM 3. Bean, Mary r Bean, 10
seph i. Bean ard S'anisiaus Bean, are
the heirs at law Of the said Bennett Bean,
and that StauisIaus Bean is an infant un-
der the age Of twenty-one years.
And the Bill further states, that al
nini>tration gu all the personal estate OF
the said deceased was granted to eertaIn
VIM. G. Abel, of .Sr'nt Mary's County
aud Cathariue 4. Belu, the widow of de-
ceased and that the said personal estate
has been found TO be insufficient to dis
charge all the debts of said intcs'ate, aud
after praying for sale of the real estate
mentioned IN these proceedings, to satisfy
the claims Of the Complainant, as we'll as
all other debts of the deceased, that have
not been discharged out of the proceeds Of
the personally, further prays, that 10 order
of publication may be granted agains,
VIM. b. Bean, one of the Defendants.
who is a nonresident Of the State Of Ma
rsltnd, warning him to appear before this
Court. ether in person, or BY solicitor, on
some certain day to be ta!hed therein, to
answer the pill Of complaint of said Com
pla;nant.
And the Court being Satisfied that the
aforesaid VIM B. Beau is 'nun-resiJcnt
of this State and that he canndt BE found
within the jurisdiction of this Court, it is,
therefore. ordered this 9th day of Feb
ruary, in the year 1858, that the Com
plainant give notice to the said non-rcsi
dent Defendant. of the Object aud sub
stance of this pill by advertisement of this
order, in the oaiat Mary's Beacon, a news
paper published in Saint laey's county.
State of Marylaud once week for four
successive wccke, three months prior to
the lst day Of July next, warning him to
be and appear, either in person or by So
licitor on the said lst day of July and
show cause, if any he has, Why a decree
should not be passed in the premises az
prayed otherwise, the said Bill of COM
plant shall be t.kcn PRO eoufesso against
him.
JNO. A CAVALIER,
Clerk.
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JNO. a. CAVALIER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-12
CONFTRH ATTON NOuCE.
Benz Pembroke,
EDWARD 5 Abel, Admr., OF
k2bcrt Thompson and
Hannah Thompson & others.

In the Circuit Court for ST Mary's county
sitting a Court Of Equity.
M IS \ +.
BY virtue of authority vested in me. as
- Clerk Of the Grcu;; Court for Saint Ma
Z, : county ~ TIE Code Gt Pubic General
Laws" OF this St-te. i Is hereby ordered
that the Auditors Report, marked y Ned
il thiScaSe. ts lat scd ana confirmed. IN
les cause to tire con- nary b shcwn On ~ b, fore
The ,hird Monday ri Mssal next; provised =
copy Of this notice bea published in the
SAINT Aary's Beacon. once \ week for three
successive weeks pt'"r 10 the third Monday
of March next,
JN0 \ CAVALIER, OK.
True copy-.e>t
JNO \ CAVALIER, Ok
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