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THE COURTS.
Record of Gases Before the Law Courts
on Yesterday.
Ths Police Courts.
eVFKRIrR COUNT.
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sUPRRIrR CouRT.
HHns.fH
George W. Wood It as. =. 0eorze Powell ct ala.
This u N aeaon Of Hovar to recover TIN ra1ue OF
. quantity OF hTusaea NeooA The allegation Is
that one 8. BockieJ, ne1nz IN the enp&o5 Of de-
fsudantI II travelling agent, ~as furnished With
= trunk, conts1nln9 i1ll assortment Of plain.
t4aa. warts, ppon stle7 from which Powell / Co
were b receive commlaslop- Tha uuuk VAS lotf,
snd planttda demanded to b reimbursed for tta
cost ifpu de1eutantx. Thc8e denied all Hrespont-
btlty, denying the agency Of Bloctley. On trtsl.
m CNANIAY.
Bridget Simmons et ais 7. QkEJ Roger ct Az
tie bei1 q ona John smith. to conpei rne exeea;
lion o1 decd 70 CONVEY the northeast nscaenM y
ts q an sesn q q ~ se
asnnn, Inc purchase be1og 70 protect sns interest,"
q 10 isna Il j. - aisp .tslsd tnss Php Roes5, xho
Wss 1l1rdAn q tho minor netrk, gtsted TO HG1ana
teat BE- desired te ta1s TIC 1pe1 1os sne nsasns
Hamt1n to execute 4 deed to him of Inc pEopesy
l9 tne benens q tas pssseat comp1a1aafs as9 sasa
rs sc e. ia Tsss e. si.e sS s,,s 's
9.y J National Bank =. o'o' Headl'na' For
same :. Same. Fos esslsA
Leroy c. Wright =. F. 7. Turnley- A1umpath
| COUNTY U0uRT4
ESTATES BEIItkn+ .
| Estate Of H4.tsn Nehon3. Dects.ed settted.
| Estate Of Jcteph u. Btehler. Declared settled.
| Eatr,a of james Du1nttK. Julia Durning ap.
tse IAN II psr1y, Wiov, appontsd sassr;nn Of hee
| sGp, JbMeA S. D1tnitS, under Ike bond,
E,,.,e of John % sala1G 11@ I'm proved mi, lss-
sels testsmentaty granted to Rose Ballard under
bond OF s., ,oGo.
! rx,.,s ~, uens1 Wn%rhnrs Hecrre enterrd for
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DIED,

OxcO,
In Upton, on Thursday, March 18th, 1869,
JOHN I. son Of John +. and Octavia Long,
aged years and months.
MRS. TIRsAH LYLE, consort OF John C. Lyle,
Esq, departed this life March 7th, after lin
gering illness Of the dropsy; aged 80 years and
months. Her health had been feeble for
some two or three years past, but especially
during the past nine months was she . severe
sufferer. Yet she bore all her Affections with
remarkable patience, fortitude, and christian
resignation, She was a member of the Pres
byterian church at Upton and cherished q
good hope of her acceptance with God. through
the merits and mediation of the Lord Jesus
Christ. The said to her pastor one day. that II
IL were not for this good hope through Jesus
she would be miserable indeed. And again.
abiding to her affiictions, "Itis all right. The
Lord VIII do what Is best. desire to leave
myself In his hands, When o friend con-
graduated her upon having such q new and
comfortable home, she replied-"I hope soon
To have better house"-a building of God, an
house not made with hands, eternal in the
heavens. Mrs. Lyle was a devoted wife, .
warm friend, and an af1ectionate mother. She
was esteemed by all who knew her. And
while she left . large family OF relatives and
friends to mourn her early departure. 1t IL
blessed consolation that they do not mourn a.
those who have no hope. May the bereaved
her in heaven. d. L. H.
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SIGNATURES to the notes conditional
Tor value upon the completion Of rail-
soad from Upton to Stanwood are now
"a order. No one is begging for this mon
~. II the property owners will stand
Out OF their own light, and pledge the
required amount to be paid when the
Failroad Is In operation, there are men
who will form . corporation and under
AXE to do the work. II they fail. they
oss their time and trouble. and the
men who have signed these notes lose
notni"g; IL they succeed, they gain
no.n'ng bnt what is equally shared by all
.,'laens ofthis vicinity. and for which
me note makers can we'll afFsrd to nav
'e'1 then matured obligations.
mere IL standing invitation to ali
no viii, to join in the company that
% formed; and II any ono thinks
u.' 'nose who are Offering to take the
'~pons'oility Of putting through, tho
'o''ps'ss, 10 eass the required amount
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lFrom Dispenaatory ofthe tinted ssassa.l
nYroNA r~ur~ uv,rsf4y, - A Hyv@

ReN"S'
lFrom Dsspenaatory ofthe United ssaseal
DIosNA CRENArA-BUcffU LEAvEA
fRoPERrrKA-Thsir odor h strong, diYusve. and
8ous to mint
MEDICAL PRoPxRrlEs AND Usrs = Buchu leaves are
gently stimuiant, with . peculiar tendency 70 The
Urinary Organs
They given in complaints Of tie Urinary Organs,
such Gravel. Chronic Catarrh Of the Bla der. Nor
bid Irritation Of the bladder and Uresha Disease Of
the Prostrste Gland and Retention Incontinence Of
Urine, from loss OF tone In the parts concerned In IL
evacuation The remedy has Also been recommended
in Dyspepsia, Chronic rheumatism, Cutaneous Adsc.
lions. and BropSy.
HELNnoLD's EXTRACT BrcHr h used By persons
nom the Ages Of II TO Is. and from Is S. In the
decline or change Of life after Confinement, Labor
Palms: Red Wettng in Children.
In affections peculiar to females. the Extract Ruehu
ID unequaled by any other remedy, - in Choross
Retention Irregularity, Panfuns~s Suppression Of
Customary Nvscuatons, liberated or schirrous state
ofthe Uterus Leucorrhea, or Whites.
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS, 0RAvRL,
AND DRoPsICAL swELILNas.-Ths medicine increas-
the power OF Digestion, and exces the Absorbents
into healthy sction BY which the watery or Cacare
Gus depcsitions. and oil Unnatural Enlargsmsnss
reduced, ~ well - pain and inflammation.
HELAHoLD's EXTRACT Bucnu has cured every case
the Neck OF the Bladder ana InNAmRtiOn OF the Id
neys liberation OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Reten.
ton Of Urine Diseases Of the Prostrnte GLAND STONE
in the bladder, Calculus Gravel Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, aud for enfeebied
and delicate constitutions both ate nded with
the following sympt0ms Indisposition to Exertion,
Loss Of Power Loss of Memory, Difficulty Of Breath
Ing. Weak Nerves, Trembling Horror of Disease.
Wakefulness, DiMness of Vision. Pain In the Back,
Hot Hands. Flushing of the Body. Dryncss Of the
versal Lassitude Of the Muscular system, &c.
HELARoLD's EXTRACT BCCHC In Diuretic and
Blood Purifying. and cures all diseases arising rom
habits Of issp&tion and imprudencies In e,
Impurities OF the Blood &c, supercedinE Copaba In
affections for which II Is used such Gonorrhura,
elects OF long standing and Syphtic aftectiOns-in
these diseases used in connection with HELMboLps
ROSE WASH.
Sold by ali Druggists and dealers everywhere. De-
ware of counterfets. Ask for Helmbod's. Take NO
other PRICE-et.3 per bottle. or Bottles fof eo0 -
Delivefeq TO any Address, Describe symptoms In all
UontmtnirAtiOns.
Address H.T. HELMBoLD
sol broadway. n.
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
~ steel -engraved wrapdper. with facsimile Of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
nI2m2 II. r. HELMBOL
A1Hundreds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nounce 1t tho worry best medicine for Coughs,
Colds, &c. Try 1t.
For sale by Hall 4 Schmucker. Upton
q. 9. Chambers 4 Co, springdale; F.s. L II. A.
Jepson. West Branch; v. n. Corn wall, Downsy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-08

THE Town COUNCIL have adopted a
plan for the laying out and embellish-
ment Of the Public Square. While the
perfection Of the details Of the plan will
be beyond the means Of the town in
any one year, and must necessarily oc.
cupy attention for long time, It is pro-
posed to make beginning by leveling,
narrowing. seeding to grass, rolling,
laying of the ground and setting out
what trees have been and may be OBJ
tanned the present season in accordance
with the plan adopted. In furtherance
II the effort to advance the work as
rapidly ~ possible, the committee hav-
ing the matter in hand will shortly
present to tho citizens Of town and
country who are interested therein, .
subscription list, upon which donations
Of money, trees or labor will be taken.
and used 1t the proper time to the best
advantage.
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CAN IT BE DoNE?-We are DESTROYS
Of enlarging and improving THE AID
vERTlsER, thus making it more nearly
such q paper as Cedar Co. ought to have
and is abundantly able to support. Such a
step involves great expense, and as
THE ADVERTISER is now furnished Mt
very low price,-lower than any other
county paper of equal size in the State
it is evident that it cannot be taken
without q change of some description.
To raise the subscription price, is one
but this we dislike to do,
for many reasons and would much pre-
fer to increase the number Of subscri-
bers instead, which seems to be the only
other feasible plan. The eight hundred
names which now stand on our subscrip-
ton list have been obtained without
solicitation or particular effort of any
kind. We propose, now, to 60 seriously
to work to increase this number, and
ask our friends-which we certainly
have II We have deserved any-to assist
- In the effort, which 10 made with q
view to the enlargement and improve
pfovement Of the county paper to that
which will more nearly represent, in
appearance 1t least, the already popu-
lous and wealthy, and rapidly growing
county Of Cedar,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-08

THE TAXES assessed upon property in
Cedar county for the year 1868 amount
ed in the aggregate to the snug little
sum Of, In round numbers, one hundred
and i've thousand dollars. OF this
amount, probably somewhat moro than
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DENrIsrRY.-Mr. E. T. Rigby, whose
professional cart, appears in another col
umu, has permanently located himself
ut this place, and can be found at all
times ut his office over Culbertson's
store. Mr.. Rigby is doing constantly
increasing amount of dental work, with
perfect satisfaction to his patrons; and
those who are obliged 10 have new
teeth. or to have old ones filled, filed,
pulled or otherwise manipulated, can
not put their masticating machinery in
safer or better hands than his.
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An Ordinance to Amend Ordinance
No. 81.

SECTION.l. BE it ordained By the May
or and Council Of the 1o,Un Of Upton,
That Ordinance No. 80 be amended As
follows: BY striking out the words lex
cept rat terriers" in Section / thereof !;
by striking out In Section 2 thereof the
words provided always that rat ter
riers Of both sexes shall be exempt from
taxation;" aud adding to said Ordin-
ance the following section:
Sec. 3. Any female dog found on the
street when lin heat" shall be consid-
cred a co, nmon bitch of the town, plying
her vocation; and the Marshal is here
by authorized to treat her 40 sach, and
to kill her on sight.
This Ordinance to take effect from,
and after its publication in the Triton
ADVERTISER.
Passed April eth. 1869
HENRY c. CARR, Mayor.
Attest: CHA's l.. LoNGLEY, Recorder.
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OUk OLD TowNsMAN, Mr.. Samuel
Ton,linsou, 10 established at Wilton in
the business Of Keeping hotel. He owns
and occupies tho building formerly
known - the "Wilton House :" and we
make sure he will soon cause the fame
thereof, rs flrs,.clsss stopping place to
8" forth into all quarters from whence
come sojourners at Wilton.
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THE BEST paper collars ever Invented,
1t Cobb Il Wetzel's.

CEDAR COUNTY MUSICAL AssoCAI-
TIoN.-This organization has been meet
Ing regularly each Saturday evening
through the" winter and early spring,
although much Of the time with only a
small attendance; will, the approach Of
pleasant weather the interest has reviv.
I'd and the attendance increased, and
We are pleased To learn that concert at
no distant day IL in contemplation.
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HATS and caps 1t Cobb L Wetzel's.

jon WoRK.-A quantity Of new job
material hxs just been. received 1t this
once. which with the large amount
previously on hand, prepares 1t for
doing almost all kinds Of job work, from
hne commercial job printing to bills and
posters, in u4e newest and best styles of
the art.
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two-thirds has already been collected,
! in fourteen townships by the new Col
lector SYSTEM" and in the remaining
three, the taSes have been paid .as for
inerly, at the desk of the County Treas
urer. According to law, the Collectors
must complete their ax-gathering dur
ing the present month, and be ready
with their final reports ut its close; and
In order that they may comply with
this provision, they are authorized and
required to collect Ly distraint and sale
upon personal property, the real estate
taxes being, of course, coIIectable at the
Fall land tax sale, if not before.
The system Of gathering taxes by
means of Township Collectors, tried
this year by Cedar county in common
with few others in the State, does not
by any means meet with universal APP
prevail. In some townships in the
county the new system has probably
proved convenient and is preferred
therefor to the old one; but in the ma
jority of cases, SO far as we can learn,
the result has not been very satisfactory.
Very many farmers have land in two or
more townships-the farm In one, in
most cases, and timber in another. 1t
Is not much saving of time and trouble
to pay tax at two or three times and
places as those who are SO situated are
compelled to do. Rochester and Sugar
Creek townships, after elccting Collect
ors, were obliged to come to the county
seat and pay taxes to the County Treas
urer because their Collectors did NOT
think it worth while to undertake their
duties. From what we can learn of its
workings, we do not consider the Col
lector' system an improvement; and
should he glad to receive opinions or
communications upon the subject from
the various townships, that we may
know more certainly how it is regarded
throughout the county.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for April
contains the following list of articles:
Malone: All Oldport Romance, Part ~;
by Il. w. Higginson. The Mission of
Birds; by Tho's NJ. Brewer. Autobiog-
raphy of Shaker, First Paper; by f. W.
Evans. Run Wild; by Bayard Taylor.
a Strange Arrival; by J. W. DeForest.
How We Grow in the Great North
West; by s. H. Gay. A Carpet Bagger
in Pennsylvania; by J. T. Trowbridge.
The Foe in the Household, Part ii; by
the author Of "Victor and Jacqueline."
Our Inebriates, CLASSIFIED ana Clarified
Doorstep Acquaintance; by w. ID. How
ellis. The Pacific Railroad-Open; by
Sam'l Bowles. A Ride with a Mad
Horse in Freight-Car; by w. H. II.
Murray. To-Day; by Mrs. S.. NJ. b.
Piatt. Reviews and Literary Notices.
FIELDS OsaooD 4 Co., Publishers.
Boston, Mass.
PROPOSALS will be received by the
Street Committee of the town of Upton
until April Is, 1869, for CURLING Stone,
to be not less than 3 inchesin thickness,
to he measured after setting, by the
foot. Proposals will also be received by
the Committee for setting CURLING
Stone by the foot. The Committee re-
serve tile right to reject all bids.
J. II. Ripley,
J. II. Reichert, Com.
w. Ii. Morrow.
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be pledged, are figuring for spec, let
him come right forward, identify him
self with them, aud "gu in" for his
share.
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No oNE, wishing = good Coat, Vest or
Pants, can do better than to so to Casad
aud Cilmore's. ..,

THK ALDRIcH HoUsE.-The manage
nent Of this central and well appointed
hotel il again changed by the purchase
sfthe furniture and unexpired lease from
Mr.. H'Houghton by Mr.. Geo. w. XII
ser. M. Kizer 10 al old and experience
~ hand At hotel keeping, and will UNI
doubtedly, make an accommodating,
entefprising and successful landlord.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-08

THE SPRING TERN Of the Union
School in this District began on Mon
day. The different rooms, with the ex-
eeption Of the Grammar and High
Schools, have about the usual average
attendance.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-08

ORDINANCES Of the Town Council are
published this week; also, an order con-
corning the construction Of certain side
walks along the blocks and parts Of
blocks therein enumerated.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-08

THE SoCIABf.H Of the Congregational
eociety meets this (Thursday) evening,
ct the house of s. T.. Daniels. Tho invi-
tation to attend Is general.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-08

II p. DEAN keeps the best customer
j. RIP and THICK BOOTS to be found in the
State, which he 10 selling at n TO S per pair.
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CIRCU1T CoURr:-Ths sscossA rsYular
-..zzsl:afths. csdas County C,rcuit Court
will be begun in this place on Monday
Of next week. The docket shows about
the same amount Of work as It supplied
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-08

THE PLACE for clothing is at Casad &
Gilmore's. 1t Is the most satisfactory
place to buy In Cedar county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-08

NEW Goobs, new goods at Cobb 4
Wetxel's.
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HAVE you seen those beautiful Dress
Goods at Cobb. 4 Wetzel's.
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II r. DEAN Ii selling Ladies' very fine KID
T. SLIPPERS for only 3l.l5 pair, worth $50
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-08

MONEY can be saved by buying goods
Of Casad 4 Gilmore.
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WALL PAPER, Curtain Paper, ETC.; a
nne stock just opened, by 8. s. Daniels.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

QuERY.-Does the Arizona MIsER receive the Lake Superior Miner as irregularly as the Lake Superior hiaer receives the Arizona MINER9 We receive about one copy in SIX of our worthy and wide-awake namesake. Whats the matter, brother Marion l-Laks Superior Hich.) hiaer.
 Just about. Your superior paper does not visit this office more than once month, brother Lasier, and the matter must be that some of our Postmasterial admirers along the route have acquired taste for reading both Miaers. If so, we admire their taste, but condemn their honesty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

NEW YORK CIrY was greatly excited, re- gently, when gold went up to le5, and our ''honest," pious National Treasurer from Mas sachusetts failed to relieve the market until it was too late. The indignation at the Treasurer, among men of all parties was very great
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

TIE Los Angeles Necs, of the 2Sth ult., says Major A. W. Preston, of General ord's staff, is coming out here to inspect the yar- ous military posts in the Territory. Wish General Ord would come out also, and take n survey of the field of blood.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

Jos. c. LENNON, formerly of this place, was to have left San Francisco, Sept. 27, riH the railroad, for the Atlantic States. He says, in a letter to us, that he will be back here next spring.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
FOR RENT.

M K. ierty,of Lower Lynx creek wishes to rent his RANCH to some good farmer who s possessed of team or teams. Apply on the premises. oclou
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Aher consultation among the Judges Of the Supreme Court of Arizona known to be in tho Territorybeing majority and ile time and place of holding eour essential constituents Of and without them the Is not in possession Of the right of exercising 's full fnno tons, |" it is therefore
 Ordered That term of the Supreme Court be held Q, PREsCUTT. in the County Of Yavapai commencing the fourth Monday in October A D. lsG9 and to continue until all the business of the Court shall be disposed oin accordance with the provisous o the Ae, o the Territorial Legislature of Arizona approved December 3O;h i.65
 wsF TURNER Chief Justice,
 ISLAM REAIIs, Associate Justice. Prescott October 9th, ls69. oc9t2 Tucson ArfroHan, copy 2s and sebd bill to MfsER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
F O R AL E.

A heavy eight or ten mule WAGON will ee sold very cheap on application to D HENDERSON BRO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
AzTLAN LODGE, No. TT, F. & A. M.

A Regular Meetings of this Lodge on the last
 M - Saturday Of each month, at 1i o'clock M. .A soIourning brethren are fra,erpaly invited ED. BAKER, w.M VIM. CORY. Secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-24
THANKSGIVING
CLAMA ITO NJ

IN READY COMPLIANCE WITH THE TERMS
1 of a Proclamation issued by the President Ct
the United states, /, the Acting Governor Of the
State Of Nevada, DO hereby appoint
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$500 r + Wa r D!

CARSON CRY, 0RMsBY CorNTY,
August ., lsGp. I
uHE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
j Of Orm-by County hereby offer a REWARD
of FIVE llU >nRED $500 DOLLARS Ito he paid
as other indebtedness ot said county is paid, iVr
the arrest and conviction Of the murderer or any
of the murdorcrs of Mrs. Priscilla Nillfurd, WHO
was X He'd near Clear Creek, Mt her residence ia
ornisby County, Nevada, on the jth day Of July,
4. b. 1863. BY order OF the Board.
T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
BY r. r. PtnEiNSes, Deputy. au3tf
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LIFE INSURANCE.
CARSON CITY, New. November S. 1869.

CARSON CITY, New, November 5, 1862
To Messrs b. +. Bvns. Agent fer Nevada Of the
Continental Life Insurance Company ef New York,
and g. W. Chedic, Local Agent. Carson:
Geutlemen-l hereby publicly render you an
acknowledgment for the sum Of Five Thousand
$4,000 Dollars in Coin, amount insured for by the
late Mrs. Priscilla Nillford for the benefit Of her
family; and, at the same time, most respectfully
lin the name Of the orphan chiliren) tender my
thanks to you, and through you to the Company,
for the promptitude exhibited in the payment Of
said amount.
Trusting that the excellent institution which
you represent may continue to flourish, as il SO
richly deserves, and become more and more widely
appreciated, | have the honor to lie, respectfully,
your obedient servant
WN. PATTERSON,
Guardian Of the personal estate Of Louisa Pickett
George Pickett, Sarah Nillford, William Wlford
and Lilly Willford. n9tf
Territorial Enterprise and Inland Empire copy
and send bill to this office