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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-09

IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMES.-An Linen
Handkerchiefs, 81 per dozen, worth Sc.
British Half Hose, 81 so per dozen, worth
50. Pulled Bosom Shirts, s., worth 50.
Gauze and Isle Thread Updershirts at
great bargains. NJ. KRAUS q Co,
9 Corner Main and Adams.
ExAMINR our two yards wide Bleached
Table Linen, 81 per yard, worth 81 so;
warranted all linen. NJ. Kraus q Co.
THE GREAT RED STORE" go Main
street, has just received a large invoice Of
the following Goods, which win be sold at
the appended low prices
Irish Linens, 25 cents;
French Lawns, Is TO 20 cents;
Fine Swisses and ~Jaconets, 25 10 3Ocls;
Ladies' Fine White Hose, l2Z cents;
Superior Corsets, 81;
Hoopskirts, IS cents.
Jouyiu's celebrated Kid Gloves, light
colors, 81 25. WILLIAM FRANK,
go Main street.
WHITE MRrseilles Crib Quilts 81 80,
2 % and 2 so. on IN cheap tables. NJ.
~. $500. Ngasn a-l AAanaa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-09

THE POPLAR STREET TURNPIKE.-The
meeting called at the office of W. 7.
Avery on last evening, for the purpose of
opening books for the subscription of
stock to the Shelby county Turnpike
Company" was well attended, and stock
subscribed to the amount of twelve thou
sand five hundred dollars. Great inter-
est was manifested in the success of he
enterprise. and a committee comprised of
W. n. Avery, Leon Trousdale, W. b.
Waldran, Mai. Dick Mason, H. w.
Royster, appointed to actively canvass for
further subscriptions to said road.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-09

ANOTHER great reduction made at
Messrs. Yendig & Bro, No. 226 Main
street. one Of the oldest established houses
in the city of Memphis, in Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, etc, etc. We are convinced that
there is no humbug at this reliable house,
and all we have to say TO the public is go
there at once and he convinced of this
fact.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-09
~
FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR WHITE RIVER,

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co..
White River L.. S. Mail Packet,
AHhAOAuf llAdeASA
This splendid passenge steamer S
will leave as above -
THURSDAY, 10th inst. at ) pm.
I. 4. KENDIG, Agent,
les gi Front street, Mosby Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-09

WHITE Marseilles Crib Quilts, 81 50,
2 90 and 2 so. on our cheap tables. NJ.
Krzus 4 Co. corner Main and Adams.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-02-04
SHERIFF SAL L.

ny virtue of special execution To me direct
/ "a issued from the office of Clerk OF tke
district court In and for the County of tcdaf
and state of Iowa, In favor of Lyman W. re.
tcrson ana against Conrad Moat and Roswell
rnos | have levied upon the following prop
rrty as the property OF the said Conrad Moit
and Roswell Enos, to-wit:
ronme ncing ut u stone thirtN'tpur chaihs
and any links distant aud due east rom tne
northwest corner of James +. Schenek land;
said Srhrncks corner being on the me "t
johnson and Cedar counties. ana on the west
line of section thirty one OH. township seven
tv-nine ~ range l. west, md running thence
east ten iol chains Ia a stake, thence s"ith one
humid red and sin tlal chains ana siNtS~oneW il
linn to stake I'm the centre OF the ROAD ieau-
ing from Muscatine TO Iowa city. thence rom
said stake along said road north-wrstcrlS
twelve fin chains and sixty-eight l6S) links To
no corner of Joseph Srhclls southeast corner
stake thence north ninety eight taS1 chains
and seventy ninc Oh links to the place OF he
ginning: containing one hundred and two
acres two roods and thirty-two links; in Cedar
county Iowa
And slall offer the same for sale. at the
rourt house door In the town of Upton, in said
county on saturday the 9th day of February.
~ 1864 at II O'Clock NJ of said day. 10 salts
r. said execution and costs that may accrue
hereon.
Dated this eth day of.Ianuarv, A. n iSGa.
John II. SllEARfR.
nSw sheriff Of cdar county, Iowa.
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Original Notice.

Peter Jacobs Plaintiff J District Court Of
against cedar Co. Iowa
James W. Mc,'uc. nefendt. June Term. l>0a.
To James W Mct'ue, pCtCndaut:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on
ti!e in the Office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court in aud for the county OF Cedar. in the
state Ot iowa, n petition of Peter Jacobs. plain
til, claiming of Won one hundred ana seventy
dollars and interest ON So from Dee. 18th, l>nS,
and interest ON one hundred and twenty-five
dollars fG,sa oct. SsS ~ ten per cent. inter
est, as due ON two promiSSory notes. made by
Won to Peter Jacobs; one for >i5, and one for
sl.5 and the dates aforesaid: and for six dulitfS
due ON account of goods sold You hy Nhan
4 Adams now duly assigned 10 plaintiff Ais"
that nm alta rhnent has issued herein against
your property.
Now unless YOU appear Ia said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon ot TIL" second
day OF the next term Of said Court. Ia be begun
and held at Tiptnn. in said CnuntN, ON the eth
day Nf June, tSt&l. Il default will he entered
against YOU ami Judgment rendered thereon III
accordance with thc prayer ot said petition.
Bl~SELI Il PiNTr Il CARR,
eva Attorneys for Ilatntift.
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Effects Of Heat upon Meat.

Professor johnson, i'm his "ChemtStrv
Of Common Life" says, that Wei.
cooked piece of meat should be fa.. 81 IL,
own juice or natural glavy. In a raa>.-
ing, therefore, it should he exposed 10 a
quick fire, that the external surface 4aay
be made to contract at once, AND tho
albumen 10 coaculate, before the Juice
has had time to escape from within. The
same observations apply - boiling;
when piece OF beef or mU.,nu i p.au--
ed into boiling water by which it il sur
rounded, or from being diluted or weak
ened by the admission Of water among
it. When cut up, therefore. the meat
yields much gravy, and i rich in flavor.
Hence. d beoistake or nation chop il
done quick II, and over a quick fire, that
he natural juice may be retained. On
he other hand, il the meat be done over
If>Aw fire, its pores remain open, the
>sinuca to How irom within ~ il
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has dried from the surface and the flesh
pines aud becomes dry, bard and nns"-
worry. Or, IL it be put In cold. tertd wa
ter, which Is afterwards brought Z" /"
boil. much of tho alhumen Is extracted
before 1t coaculatcs, the natural juice
for the most part. flows out, and the
meat served IL in nearly tasteless state.
Hence. to prepare good boiled meat 1t
should at once be put into cold water,
and this afterwards very slow warmed,
and finally boiled. rho advantage dc.
rived from this .simmering term not
unrrcaucnt in cookery ooks-derends
very mach upon the effects OF slow hoi'-
inr as ahNNr cNnlaIneu.
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CRITICAL NOTICES OF RIM rnrss.

laAefhh> RAzAE contains besides pictures mat.
tF41> et, variety of matter Of especial use and IN
st{ 10 lil& FANNY articles heath dress and hoSa
hpH% IA my IL branches; Its catera matter Is she,
ataittEi 10 ttG circle u Is intended interest
i1A haattcr of merit II IS not surprising that lie
i@nf#i "th sflch FEATURES, has achieved In A shos,
TIME am Immense success for something of tts Lins
was desired IN thousands al thmnies ana rs
H1NS htitd tae detnhnd. 4 New York Evening Posi-
W hhlhr We consider IFS claims as based unon In,
t~F' slbt superiority Of the paper, It's tynnp
''' w" taste ahd Judgment DISPLAYED III In,
't n" literary contributions contained IN
'r r. Wv 4fthe>lt&ihAN pronounce 1t 10 be superb
~ ~ tst ana every particular any other similar
Nv. t t"n hsfs or ahroat fhtl Legal innllgcncer
,hhoN 81 no other English or American tnarnal
wv ash"A that ran pretend t. approach /, II conpeie
mss ana variety New York ltnies
II has the merit Of being sensible OF conveying a.,
h''oi "l kNlng excellent patterns in every depart
m,s.a. .'na 90 being we'll stocked with good reaAn
haatter.@mi Natchman nn4 Rpfrctar ''s
To dress according Ia lIARrnns R,g,a will ha ,n,
Transcript. t'"s'"a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-02-04
Monthly
TRADE CIRCULAR,
For January 1869.

~~SpNT AIMING list OF valuable and nsetu hrti.its
4 ) t,r sale al ONE DOLLAR enchI Also iieefai IN
aurempnts for forming Clubs, Att, -
th,nk, win he important ~ nm, person srm"-
inc money - the TIN Enterprise O"e o"''"'
II ~ tna opinion Of some OF onr CITY and state ON
siz thai n this circular Is circulated IN NIL parts
tns country IL woutA be the means az say ina great
dsai M monry which Is los! by sending to these
,t.y, Az, snprarn~ on account nfomr Immense trade,
Ana ar The depreciation In Merchandise. W" are now
firlng TO Agents better inducements than cvcrh"ar
sts, 81 ELM sr.. (tormorly Il" sudbury ST. HisruS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-02-04

II DESCRIPTIONS. 1850.
Teruus,
H,nrrp's H,z.n. one wear,

HshrsR's R,zap. one year Aco
An extra tons af either the WEEKLY M.a.y,Ss
n hAFah VIII he supplied gratis for every Club OF Eyc
,aptes FOR 80 ~ 'ss' " F''N
PRESCRIPTIONS 10 HAnrtas MAGAZINE Wrrkly.
anu bAZAl, 10 one address for wear la ~ IVA
OF iHfpefs larfacals address for one yeav a.
d naa'h haihha'h can lc snprlied at my time. -
me l'oHthge on HsRIrHs n,gAR h II, cents a
N Nnleh tnltst be paid ~ the snarbsrs noatof,,oe
- = subscriptions sent from British North perran
if"Nlnena must he accompanied with ~ cents /, ~,
X, ~ 7" prepay United States postage,
Naa1f@ HARPER a. nliOrltEHa
AsW Nohn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-02-04
THE LANDS OF TIE BIBLE.

An'~ and n:.nsr
W.
Ter "FkRRIKRs GLASS VIEWS" -t.h .rIsss4
in
Nr~s 10 s~rFa#d, me Rhtars Enxlsnd seeaEa. ws-
srEREoscorEswc manufacture largely,
sioch tssss rstss
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS Albums .
Al - sell are nsd- Fa Atssrsss
ths'e o. other
ssseh before mAaIas thrr
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Every Bottle is Warranted.
FULLER, FINCH & FULLER.
Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
e1-Ana for sale By al Druggists eyeryvhss
A Repository Of Fashion, Pleas
ure. and Instruction.


supplement containing numerous fail-xiyej M, .
terms IL u@~n ARTICLES accom- pantes the arrr e,"rx
Euu Pate ' '''N" r"ah
AA&fEEs BAzAR contains l6 fcii1 pages of the sIv,
q hAhfhR's NtkkiN. printed On >upertine calen.
a@Iya4 paper, and is published weekly ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-02-04

ferries ON each side Of the windpipc, and
running upwards toward the eyes, pass
aver The outside OF the iawhonc about
/ twc.ihiris of the way back from tho
chin 10 the angle of the jaw, under the
ear. Each of these arteries Of course
supplies just one'ha|f of the face, the
nose being the dividing line; the left
nostril Is supplied with blood by the left
artery. Now suppose your nose hleeds
from the right nostril, With the end of
your ferctinger feel along the outer edge
of your right Jaw unfi! you feel the beat
inc at the artery directly under your
finger, the same as the pulsein the wrist,
thea press your finger hardupon it,thus
getting the little fellow in tight place
between the finger and iawhnne; the re-
suit will hc not a drop Of blood goes into
the side of your face while the pressure
continues: hence the nose instantly
stops bleeding for want Of blood 10 flow,
continue the pressure for five or ten
minutes and the ruptured vessel III the
hose will 10y that time probably contract
81 that when you let the blood into them
they will not leak. bleeding froma cut
or n wound any where about the face
may I've stopped the same way.
Many people suppose that rock salt is
dug out of the mines in substantially
the same condition that it is put into the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-02-04
1862.

1907
TIE CHEAPEST,
LARGEST AND
BEST PAPER
FOR EVERY MAN Nl0WA!
THE
iowa STATE REGISTER.
| Located at the Cnpitol-the Political and news
Centre of the State!
RADICAL EEPUBLICAN!
PROGRESSIVE AND LIBERAL!
DEVOTED TO IOWA AND THE
NORTHW
A Journal of Politics, News. Commercial, Reli-
gious and Financial Intelligence. LiteEature,
Art Agriculture. the Interest OF the In
tereSt of the Industries and the In
struction of the Domestic Circle!
Has one Editor constantly occupied in
WRITING UP THE STATE by COUNTESS
feature which no other journal IN The
Country or State attempts TO sustain!
The best judges of men or Of papers are those
who deal with them. The STATE REGISTER
asks no one 50 listen to its own trumpet, but
respectfully refers to the opinion OF the local
and foreign pressnthe comments of few Of
I,IIE ablest organ ofpublic opnio in Iowa.
WAS long been one of the best papers in the
III West WapCHo Republican.
INFnutSf. 1t a. one OF the best papers in the
Il United states OF Observation-Disclosures Jour.
rs one of tho very best newspapers west ofthe
| rising sun. and we are proud of it as an
Iowa De VA Observer.
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NOTICE., HEIRS.

progeny Ia- r ar,as@.ea r. u. II lsl.ItI9rS
+riett~- i~5 z-J@ -E 49, NaSasu-t %, Il T. i,e.eF~
'1z@s@ -Es - 24sf4ls- 5lss EeSSrS. -AS4tEp0k-
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ORIGINAL Notice.
against
Mary i Perry and

Circuit Court OF Cedar County Iowa, February
Term. l~Fa,
]. ". bull
against
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Especially Eevoted to the development OF Iowa
Has one Editor constantly occupied IN
WRITING Up THE STATE BY COUNTIES, o
feature which no other journal IN The
Country or State attempts to sustain!
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09
A usEFuL BOOK.

Laws Of Business for all the States nj the
Union, with forms and directions for all
trnnsactions, by Thcpphius Parsons,
~ IL. D, Prof, Of Law in Harvard Uni
versity. National Publishing Co., Pub.
fishers, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Laws Of Business ls the only book
Of the kind ever brought oat in this ooun-
try, under the authority Of 50 high a name
in jurisprudence Hs that Of TheOphilus
Parsons, Of Harvard University.
II ia a work Of wonderful eompreher =
siyeness, Of style remarkable for It's per.
spicuity, thorouphness. and the yerv
great Glea7ness with which all the vast :
riety Of topics it embraces are discussed,
and the entirely lucid and iatellirihle
manner in which they are exhibited, TO
even ordinary understandings
We believe we are fully justified in pro-
nouncing this n masterly work Of its kind
quite unlike, and lar superior 10 any
thing in the shape Of business law book, +,
4, general use that has hitherto been sern.
II places within the reach and within the
clear apprehension Of every intelligent bu'
siness man and woman, complete state.
ment Of all the rules, forms and princi-
plep Of the laws Of business, and to almost
any man, the information and forms the
book contains, will save Inn every year
the price he paid for it, three or four times
over.
Its especially hook for the peo lie
The merchant, the farmNr, the manufac,
turer, the trader, all ought to have such a
book for guide in business.
We can cordially recommend it as n
work Of real solid merit, and Of practical
utility to every intelligent reader.
f. D. OSBORNE,
Agent for the sale of the work in this
County.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09
NOW is THE TINE

Toget bnrgainsin furs at Robinson q Sill
colts.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09

HOLIDAY Goops r. MillikGn is open
ing one of the finest stocks of Holiday
goods ever brought to Washington. His
stock is much larger and finer than he
has ever before offered and he thinks he
can supply the public with aboutanything
desired in the way of goods suitable for
Holiday presents. You will find at the
store an elegant assortment of silver plated
ware, China ware, Vases, Mantle Orna.
ments, Books pictures, Albums, Toys and
hosts of pretty things fer Holiday gifts
for old and young, Call on him when
making your selections.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 1859.
BEEF CATTLE.-The market has been
steady all the week. with a good demand and
moderate supply. Prime shipping stock is Csc
higher, We quote extra shipping cattle at
Sc O0GG 80; prime butchers stock at S. 0Ga
5 IS: medium do at 81 1904 IS, and inferior at
So 5Og$4 90 per Genital. live weight,
SuEiP.-There is a scarcity Of prime mut-
ton sheep, and prices are higher, with sales Of
good to prime at 50 50G4 50 per GENITAL. Inie-
rior are dull at 81 5OG2 90 per head
HOGS-The receipts have been liberal.and
the market has been less active all the week
closing heavy and slow, with a good many
left over unsold Light to heavy average
sell at 50 1910 % gross, and some extra Al
efO 80
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09
CHRISTMAS TREE
Mrs. Jacobs and A. Shaft.

Columbus s. Maysville II. II. Meet
ing of COrpOratOrs.
Editors Herald!
At meeting of the Corporators of the
Columbus & Maysville Railroad Compa-
nv, held at the Burnett House, in the city
of Cincinnati, December lst, 1869, pres
ent, Messrs. Chambers Baird, of Brown
county Ohio, VIM. 0. Collins, and VIM
R. Smith, of Highland county, Ohio, and
S.N. Yeoman of Fayett county, Ohio.
On motion of W, 0. Collins, Chambers
Baird was elected Chairman, and W. H.
Smith Secretary. Whereupon it was
ResoIued, l. That books be opened for
receiving subscriptions to the capital stock
of said company, on the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1870. at 10 o'clock A NJ, of said
day, at the following places, to'wit;
tSee list of places in another column)
Resolved, 2. That notice of the opening
of said books be given by publication for
thirty days in the following newspapers
of general circulation, in the count ei
through which said railroad passes, ,to.wit
The journal and Statesman, Columbus
Herald and Register, Washington; News
and Gazette, Hillsboro; the Ripley Be-
and Brown County News; and also, that
said notices be published in the Eagle
Republican and Bulletin, of Maysville
Kentucky.
Adjourned
W. R. SMITH, Sec'Y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW ORK, Dec. b loOI
for the week, and $50 to-day Prices are iaC
better than last Monday, and &c better thar
Friday. Prices ranged from II to 6Hc with {
few bulls at DC, and small number of West
ern fat cattle at lie; the average was strong
14hc, Texans were sold at llDlSc.
SHEEP.-Sheep are &c to &c higher. hut
they are not all selling, The total arrivals
were "A l25 and there were on sale to-day
$3.50. Sheep sell at 4, 41s95c for fair to good
8, 5hg6c for prime to extra,
HOGS.-The market is weak at 10Gllc. The
total arrivals for the week were 90 100 and to-
day 81 cars; dressed sell at 131s913Ac; West
ern dressed are scarce, and sell at 134 4gl3Azc
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09
LOCAL NOTICES.
NOTICE!

All persons indebted to me for Dental
services, are expected to settle their &C.
counts by the first day of January. 1870
As this is the first call of the kind | have
made, during over four years of Dental
practice in Washington, | earnestly hope
those interested will give it prompt atten
tiun. Thankful for the confidence and
very liberal patronage heretofore given me,
solicita continuance thereof, feeling con-
fident ] am prepared to give even better
satisfaction than before. Office over Furt-
wangler's store.
2w. E. G. HAMILTON, Dentist
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09
MARRIED.

Near Mt. Sterling, Madison County, Oct 2s
1869 by A. NJ Alexander, V. d NJ, Mr. FRAN
CTS 4 WICEELL and MISS MARTHA ANDEGsOS
all Of Madison County.
At the residence Of the brides Mother near
Mt Sterling, Madison County, December I'd.
1869 by the same, Mr. WILLIAM TAYLOR Of
Pickaway County, to Miss MARY NJ. TANNER
Of the former place.
On the same day, by the same. at the resi-
dencc Of the brides brother -m-law. Joseph
Robinson. In Pleasant township, Madison Co,
Mr. JOuN II. DOUGLAS Of Delaware County, tO
Miss MAGGIE HEATH Of the former place.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09

-- Scnftenberg just returned from the
city with new stock of Clothing and
piece goods.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09

= Those incredulous people who
think the stories Of Kuklux atroci-
ties in Tennessee are the mere chi
moras of distempered fancies, wo'd
do well to read the account of the
Tiptonville slaughter. In that town
a party of masked men attacked a
plantation; but they had warm
reception, three of them being kill
ed. The next day a Sheriff arrest
ed six of the plantation hands, and
on his way to the Jail at Troy, was
attacked, and five of the six negroes
in his charge were shot dead. Nine
lives have thus paid forfeit to this
disorderly feeling, The moral we
would point is this; We beard the
other day from Generals Forrest
and Hampton, some friendly words
regarding negroes and white immi-
grants at the South. Will they and
those who, like them, have great
influence at the South, take strong
grounds against all efforts to disor-
ganize society by gangs oflynchers,
armed bands in masks, or secret
leagues who undertakes to ''reform"
by force whatever they do not like
in law or custom at the South P N.
Y. Times.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09
NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given that l have been
appointed Special Master Commissioner
in the case of CHARLES MORAN, Trustee,
os. The Cincinnati d Zanesville Railroad
Company. by the Circuit Court of the
Unite 4 States for the Southern District of
Ohio. / will as such Special Master Com
missionerreceivet the presentation ofclaims
in behalf of all persons against said Com.
pany, with the proofs thereof, at my office,
in the second story of the building at the
South. West corner Of Main and Third
Streets, Cincinnati, at any time before the
18th day of January, 1870, and that am
directed by said Court to report touching
said claims and liabilities, allowing or
disallowing the same, to the said Court,
on or before the first day of the next term
of SAID Court, and that all parties desiring
to file exceptions to said report to be made
by me, or any part thereof are required to
do so within one month after the same
shall have been filed.
ERASMUS GEST,
Special Master Commissioner.
Cincinnati, December 6, 1869,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09
DISSOLUTION.

The firm of Gaskill d Mautz has been
dissolved. The books are in the hands Of
Mrs. Mautz. All accounts must be set
tied either by Cash or Note by Christ
mas day, next. This is not inf fun. Dec.
lst., 1869.
3 2w GASkILL & MAUTZ.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09
WantedI

J.D. Stuckey d Co. want every body
who is indebted to them to make imme-
diate payment They are in need of all
the money due them, and must have it,
Don't fail to comply,
3+tf j. D. sTUCKEY& Co.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-09

MAsoNIC.-Hall of Fayette Chap
n ter, No 103 r. A, NJ, December 9th
WIoN>A. |, 1880 A. d. 1869 The cOmpan
%Y,X ions of this Chapter are requested tC
! Z \attend its next regular Comm mica
ton (Dec, 15,) for the election of OIL
GERS ana payment Of dues,
BY order OF the High Priest.
i. II. MILLIKAN, Sec'y,