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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-11-26
crIrR OFLOUISIANA.
PARISH or LAFAYETTE.
PARISH COURT.

.,yueaeAs Jeseph T. Bernard Of the parish
w = Lafsese. administrator Of the rue. rue.
" ~ Ei;e Gsilry deeearcd has filed in to'f
-: s.. s.sl fssleas Of said s''cceetion, with {,
o.x ~. p. .,.,;.s. thst the same be advertised
Peau%; P;,I = ~ and then duly bomoloested.
''eSI ~ %I.r.se tbe prxyes Of raid Admi"ifttato,
\. - ss.s srsasd y ~ order Of sid Court dated
w.. ~ therefore notice il hereby given to a.,
.. Svs ;nI.eeeted. 10 Sic their opposition, :no
Sos -. il any they have. 10 eaid Court win !
;sv ! = m itoo the publicatto. At this notice
~. :. =. .eorcsiA fabieau should not be homo
..:.sssi the auioipentsee dbchasged.
ci,.s ,.ler nv odlcial signature N the to~'
,,v.r~;i;es,ille. thie 5th Of November 1870
A,nONNlER, Clerk.
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%The sequel has just been written

HThe sequel has just been written to
one Of the greatest scandals which ever oc-
CURED in New York society. Daniel Nc
FarIand. the slayer Of A. ID. Richardson,
has just been shut up iu Iunatic ASYLUM.
The exam;ug physicians who made the
inquest upon his condition decided that
the nature Of his alteration was such as
to almost entirely preclude hopes Of re-
coverv. This event must set entirely at
rest the doubts of those who impesched
the verdict Of the jury at his trial. There is
little doubt that. but for his domestic
troubles, he might now be As sane rs any
man walking the streets; but it is not to
be wondered at that his mental organ;za.
ton has been wrecked beneath the terrible
.hocks aud experiences it was called up
on to undergo. There are limits to all hu
ma" endurance. physical and mental. and
Daniel Mcfarland now disappears fro,d
public gaze to the society Of maniacs, an
other victim Of woman's perfidy and tn
pernicious free love doctrines which hav,
Of late broken out like malignant ulce
upon the surface Of American society -
". o. Times.
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PROBATE SALE.

Succession Of Cyprieu Sonnier. deceased.
fTVHERE vii! h. offered for sale ut P"h.
hc Auc,ioo b.. a~daly commissioned
,,tiic-r, on rfsrr
Tuesday the 25th day November 1870. >
at The residence of Livaudsis Mo"to", in
this Parish, all the property m"veah'e and
'mmov~",le belonging to the aforesaid
succession, to- wit
One certain tract Of prairie
land situ.ted in the Parish Of Lafayette
co containing about One hundred and tes
pents bounded North BY land of-
S"u,h by land Of John Caruth~t and vi
Cow Emel;en MeIancon. West BY land d
At.anase Comeam and East by land Of
Ursin Babinean. said land being the "n
drvided half Of the tract containing about
Two hundred aud twenty arpents in com
mon with Placide Mouton and has ntve'
bven divided.
!. The undivided half Of one Ger.
tain tract Of wood land in common with
Livaudais Mouton, containing about ih"tv
.,pents situated in this parish on th'
West sid. Of Bayon V-rmiIion, bounded
North by land Of the hri'. Of A"gusti'
Issno;t, South by land Of late Jean Louis
Bernard.
Gcntle horned Cattle Creole
Mares ard Colts-Gen,le Hors's-Lot d"
Furnitnre-Ircn R,and. d.. DC.
Terms and Conditions THE
land TO be sold on . credit Of One an!
Two v-ars from the day Of sale, TIL
moveabIr property to be sold 70 ~
amount sufficient to paw the detAs to
Cash, ana the balance IT 'absE move"ht
property If any. to be sold o" credit q
One ye.r from the day Of s~le. pn'cbaser
to furnish their notes with tw" g"od an
solvent securities in sol;do to the satistac
lion Of thr administrator. to wh"se "rde
and ut whose, domicil said notrs are to D
drawn payable. conditioned to be~t'e'gh
per cent rrr -n"nm from IT'S
toritv until paid. The immovt*b'e pr
petty sold to remain specially mo.tgage
in favor of said succ-ssion until the p"'
chase price and interest i anv shall hav
been pail. A. MoNNlEk. Clerk
Oct. %, 1870.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
PARISH COURT.

WvHEREAS Aphonse Nveu Of 'h'
w parish OF Lafayette has filed in said
Court petition, praying 10 he appointed
Administrator, Of the Succession of Jrnr
Jacques N-veu, deceased.
Any person intending to make oppos'
tion to said appointment vii! f'e tie same
in said Court in the town of V-rmilionvili+
within ten days from the publication oi
thi. notice. otherwise said appoiutmen'
will be made.
Cl.,k's Office V-:milionvi'le. La, TIL,
5,h dsv Of November A n 1870
A. MONNlER,
Clerk Of said Court.
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The Supreme Court of Pennsvlvania i.
called upon to decide If man who gain. a
wife BY falsely representing himself to b.
rich shall be divorced. the wife claiming
that marriage contract. through such
false pret-nces. is null and void. Of course
the divorce cannot be granted. because, A.
in case Of false pre-, ences to obtain money,
it was the ladv's duty to ascertain, before
parting with herself, that the represents
tons were correctly founded. The case is
a remarkable illustration Of how far dis
contentad married people will 60 in these
fres love days to procure their liberation
from the marriage thralI As we'll might
husband sue for divorce on the grou nd
Of having been deceived BY a Wig, or by
padded dresses, or BY a row of false teeth.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE
.parish & uet.
Pssisb & o

.uror.s Alexander Delhomme Of the
WHss;.So II Lafayette, Administrator OF the
W t - Octave Oelhomne, deceseed hae
.ssc:', ,.,s once Final Tablesn OF raid sue
Gid = - ~ . nrution praying that the same be
:s,ssi'd according to 10" '0' enc" '''' W.
~Ss,ss The PRAYER Of said Adm,n.s:F'!o1 :. s.
..s r,aatrd By an order OF said Coo''' "a
saV:s.. :s...fsee notice IL hereby given to al!
~ :s.sesetcl, 70 Ole their opposition. and
F4 Il 81 tAey have. ia ta'd Court WIN WIN
~ n, from the publication Of THE notice
MW s....A T'sbleau sAoSA not be homo
NY ~ ~ Administrator discharged
~. 90. ..;er - oaBcial signsture in the tox,
Gvs.,;...iiie. 49, this 22ud day Of Octobcr 1870
dvesn"'''' A. NONNlER, Clerk.
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service for the good Of his country. and
his heart Was rs broad IA thr fifteen States
Struggling for the principles that "nr fore
fathers fought for in the Revolution OF
l776. lie is sleeping in the same sol
with the thousands who Tough, under The
same flag. but fist offered up their lives
Here th~ living are assrmb ed to honor
his memory, and there the skeleton sen
tine!s KEEP watch over his grave This
,izen this soldier this great general
This true patriot left behind him 'h.
cr"wnng glory Of a true Christian His
Christianity enn"blrd HIM in lif. and
affords us grounds for the belief that b.
is happy b"yond the grave.
But. while W. mourn the loss Of tl,,.
great and the true. drop We also tears OF
sympathy with her who was his help
,nrs, in lifr--,hr noble woman who wh,I~
her husband wa. in the fi'ld leading the
army Of the Conf-drrscy. though an in
valid herself, passed tn time io knitting
socks for the marching soldier! A woman
fl to be ih- mother Of her"---xnd heroes
are descended from her. Mourning with
her We can only off, the consolation Of
n Christian Our loss is not his. but h.
now enjoys the rewards Of life we'll spent
and never wavrring trust in risen
Saviour. This day we unite our ords Of
sorrow with those Of the good and great
throughout Christendom, for hi. fame is
gone over the water-his deeds will be
remem bered and when the monument We
build shall have crumb'ed into dust, his
virtues will still live, high model for
the imitation Of generations yet unborn.
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Every returning traveller from the
North tells the same tate of unbounded
wealth. Of unprecedented ex,rsvag.uce
and OF = lax morality. such as were never
before known in the homes Of our cousins,
beyond Mason and Dxon's line. That the
North ia prosperous can scarcely he to the
r-s' Of the country = matter Of surprise
Th- war and the fiinan cixl complications
resulting thersform have been to the
North what his lamp and ring we're to the
adventurous Aladdin. All the rest Of the
people Of the country have become slaves
to the lamp and ring. and minister not on
ly to their necessities. but to their luxu-
r'es, At the very point Of the hayonet
That coercive force which 1.-The peculiar
institution" gave to the planters Of the
South in ante bellum times. has been
transferred in all its fulIness; by military
decree and subsequent partisan trickery,
to the bondho'ders and protected manu-
featuring potentates Of the Norh. The
negro has been freed; but 1tery producer
in the South and West wears . badge Of
bondage which cannot be shaken of save
hy vigorous conserv stive effort. Rsscali
ty and fraud have too long ruled in the
halls Of Congress. Let Us look hopefully
forward to the good time coming when
they will be driven from their Businesses
in the high places Of the land.-N. o.
Times. '...+
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Discourteous.-A spinster went
to a well-known lawyer and en-
gagged him manage a suit for her,
in which she claimed q legacy to
which her. right was disputed.
The suit was lost, and poor mai
den said to the lawyer: "How
much can l ever repay you for oil
the time and trouble which you
have taken on my account? /
have nothing but my heart to
give you" MY clerk takes the
fees" answered the lawyer,
grufny.
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A lady 10 Jasper county Jagged seventy
ive) wants divorce from her husband
Jagged se'enty-eight) because he ".peod.
half bis time running about with the sir!..'
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~ Wendell Phillips says that he b"s
never spoken to Gen. Grant And now
Gen. Grant owes il to his character to say
if he can, that he hss never spoken -
Weode! Phillips. - Louisville Cou.te'-.
JewrnAl.
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Probate Sale.
s..c..,;o. Il Nsximi|iea Girou"rd aud


Carursils breuse"rd.
ny ,;rtss qf 40 order Of .he Hon. Par
M Ceur,. 10 and f.r the Parish Of
i.S,,.ie. there sill b. offered At Public
..ci;o,. bv daily commissioned off'cer,
y H. kieh~.. and 'ast bidder. On
S.tsrIs, 4ls I'D dsy Of December 1870
aths w. ssaiAsaos q the deceased y"
iks Psr;ih, lie following property b.
l,s,;.s :. ..id succession. 70, ~it:,
4 tract Of land four arpents
mo,, c.3ssr i,ost "a Bsyvp Tortue, b.
,Ai,tsss il depth, ID III about City super
61aa ssp,a(a besaded E.st hy land o1
S.seiess G. Dsss.asrd and West by Land
II ftha Mhiss's. t. I
!. 4 tract OF land Immediately
Ssu,b u AaA toucl,ing the tract "b"v'
.Aeae9bsi, swsasv .~evem xrpanta deep ~
..sas III swo4Aisds snors Or le~a front
a.msd.d Wss. hy land of Draus;" Gi'ou.s'
and Es4 by tAs Anda Of the l'e'r' Q
js,sPA 0sins usl.aeon.
"A tesct Of land adj Joining th'
'abo.s satbs South. Ave arp-ses front b.
III atpssss deep tcusdsd Ease BY land q
lsss Lssis ssd wsst BY land Of Thib"u
ssd Gisesard. e' !"+
Attract Of Land adj dining tn
.hovs = ,hs South. eight .rr~"ts f'ol
y fva arpsa.a deep. b"uded Fast \
laad 4 lean Lcuis and West by land
Fers GiroaasA js's he;s..
A tract Of land adjoining Il
IN ~ The South eight arpents 'front.'
lph depth, bounded East hvf I.ndf
- Ln8is snA Wet By lands Of .
~ 4 Pi&vs Gisoassd j..
4 tract Of land adjoining e|
- isssa atpeats front by seven'.
- H. dspth bobsded East by lsnof
ndos Lasdsy and Wat BY lssd de
hin 4 Pissss 0isosard j.. /!
! tract Of land adjoininghe
s1svs q ths 6osth seven arpsnta ont
assr aspsass il depth bounded eat
had 4 Ale;ds Landry and w, BY
u Y Pisrss G;rouard j.. hsira.
A'tractiof land adjoininfhe
ss = ths South ssvs" ar2ent'ont
y ePsas j. dipsh. bounded \ by
49, tesdsys land aod w by
~. q ths bsirs et Pierre G;ro,a j..
- osstl by laads Of the 81. Jul.
dwelling house, and out hses,
ag-Gardss p;ckets- -Gentlmu'es
~ eals-nar-s and oolta-Ges Cat
Household furuit,-Im.
ssA 4 hssdaad,y. &c.
Terms ana Conditions All
80 e.s 4 - doliass and under, .yable
uaSa eaday u sals aad all - owe,
es'laN - = credit n One, 70 and
49, !eam tom the 6rst day April
II - lle1lJ ps,cha.s,, to faro their
.'sA tvo god and .olvsntcn,;ties
- "a % u saaistsc,ion Of } inter
n asea. payable TO the ord and At
ssssd' efthe aam;diasratcr. ,dit;co.
A.w Pef interest P an"p"
~ 'a:dsd sssa,s II smaiup-c;.lly
- vith vesdov'a -p,;edee in
| = nd sscesas;ou un.il ! entire
~. P''es snA interest N may ac
- sasssos shaIl have be.n ia.
a A. MONN(E Clesk.
vesober :sth 1870. :.
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Che cafapcttc Aouertissr.


TERMS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DOLLARS per annutr
in advance. or FIVE DOLLARS. if not paid within
the first three months.
-ADvERTIS1NG-
Per Square. 90 lines or less) . ..... 81 50
Every subsequent insertion . -
Announcement OF candidates for Office . $40 on
No credit will he given for Advertising or job
work. except by special agreement.
Cards stating merely the names business and
place Of residence. with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked. will be pub
lshed until forbid and charged for accordingly
no All judicial advertisements must he paid
for on the last day Of publication, or on the day
Of sale
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DOC:TEUR N. D.. GU1DRY, /,
nFFRE AGA services CONNIE medec'"
~ aux citoyens du village de Vrrm''-
:ouviile ct le voisinage.
Bureau, pres du Convent Mont Carmel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08
A LLcOCK's POROUS pLAsTERs.

A LLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTEItS.
u Step by step this commodity has attained
It's unprecedented fame. They are universally
approved. They support, strengthen, and aid
the growth Of muscles They appear to have d
peculiar effect upon the nerves, allaying irrita
bslsty, while supplying warmth, They seem to
accumulate electricity, and aid tue circulation OF
the blood through tho part where applied. BY
which healthy actions arc induced.
Even In paralysis, where articulation was sls'
pended, the use Of the Porous Pastors to the
spine restored tho articulation, and materially
reduced tho paralysis. In fact, the patient could
help herself, while before the Porous Plaster was
applied she was as helpless as a baby. We refer
to Nrs Sally EllIot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold By Druggists. Agency, Braudroth House,
New York. .a fcbS.d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08
BRANCH OFFICE, CLARKSBURG WEST Va.
Hon, JOHN J. DAVIS, II. s. SPATRs,
President Vice President
nEPERENcE d. rERnIssIoN,

Hon. VIM. B. Stevenson, Governor West Va
r. l.. BerkShIre, Judges SuprrmYC oan%
James II. Brown, Appeals Of WCstNa
J. J. jackson, Jr., Judge Of u. D'IHd
~ Court, W. Va. ~
" D; D. T; FaFnswOrth, President Of Srn'''
West VA.lH H.fl' 1ih|
A. WeFnIngeF, member Senate.
Jacob Hornbr0ok, PrCBt West Va Ins ="
Jacob II. BErhel, Vice Prost
Caleb B0ggess, Attorney, CLarksburE, w Va
j. W6its. sheriff Mercer county.
II. q. Davis, Senate, Mineral county, ,u,
j. n. Camden, President Of First National h'HA
And tho ioiloSiSg nembors OF the Hnu'c oiDc't
gates Of W0At Virginia:
lion. B, II. Smith, KAnAwhA county.
q, q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WetzCl
a. Nathan Coz, Harrison
Joseph TOtCf, Barbour -
K. NJ. Hill, Marion
James HGrVOy, Brooke
MARTINI Judy, Grant
r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry pFanlon, Lewis
Floyd Eealyt Doddridge -
.fiJ, q. goBYUf, Putnam
~ EJaSsWtltInbon, lincoln Tar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08

r AUGHLINs EXPEoToRANT sY-
LRUP. Among the many things required du.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal lIRA1TH,
Ca4FuRr and EATE this Syrup stands among tho
first 1t has been before the public now for IS
years and has given tho most entire SatiBtaetion.
All persons suffering nom COUGHS, COLDS
and HOARsENESs, should not be without It, as
It WIN Afford speedy relief in most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs FOR CRoUP-Can be
rolled on In extreme cascS. FOR WHOoPING
CoUm-InyaFIably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE THRoAT-Keep tho Throat moist whit.
VIOLENT COUGHS Yield 70 IT, continued use,
Sold by DrugEiAta generally. ,s r,'
LAUGHLIN, SMITH 3 CO., 4.
J.nu ~ Wholesale DruggistS,
jams .. Main ST., Wheeling,
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7 r"AND your father" said u boarding
school lal to his companion, "has only
sent you two dollars he must be q mighty
mean man." "Well;I don't know. two
dollars Is considerable" replied the other,
"Whenevery my fEthGr sends, he never
thinks of offering me less than ten"
allow often does he sendy', "NGver.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08

"A NEWSPAPER in Indianapolis, Ind,
claims to have persuaded two American
girls to abandon sewing for kitchen work,
as servants, hut the entire population Of
that city are lnCrOdulous. They insist that
American girls, as n rule, are not so scnsi-
BILE, and that some better evidence must be
given than the papers unsupported asser-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08
GEORGIA.
Conservative Opposers Of Gov. BuI.
y Y lock en- route 70 Warrington. !.


m!g4r. "a brAuGusrA, Feb. O.. ~
Senators Hall, Bryant, Caldwell, Hol-
den, and other Republicans opposed to
Gov. Bullock and his policy, arc on their
way TO Washington to represent the con-
dition Of affairs in Georgia to Congress.
Mr.. Bryant says tho object Of the delcga.
tion is 10 show that Gov. Bullock has VIC
lated the reconstruction laws, that the
Legislature as now organized is illcgal,
and that several persons are allowed seats
in the Legislature who arc not entitled. to
them; and that il Congress sustains Gov.
ernor Bullock the Republican party In
Georgia will be destroyed. The delega.
tion represents tho Conservative wing Of
tho Republican party in this State andre.
pudlate all utilization withthe Democracy.
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PEAsR Is the name OF well known
teacher in Bangor, Nc. a youth named
Bean, who attends his school, was 70.
citing his lesson one day and heSltated a
moment, whom the teacher remarked; 'Ii
takes beans a long time to sprout," ana
longer than peas, SIR" replied the boy. %
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Senate Bill, to provide for the location
of the county seat Of Mcdowell

RSAOlued, That the Committee an Inter
nalInprOYemehts inquire into The expeat
ency oksprohibiting by law tho establisli'
siig Of 6hylferryIithin half mile If the
FSik RIVER, Bid lmawhR county. 2
Mr.. NPuE1Ps Introduced joint resOlu.
ton requesting Congress to amend sec
tidR-8 % lhe pension law, approved July
4, 1884, so US TO include persons hereinafter
named. Adopted:
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
i. OF deed OF trust executed by P. @. Hill
dreth and 3. ]. Hildreth, lda wife, dated JannaEy
10th, 1858, and recorded Ia tho Oiice Of the Re
rOrdrr for Ohio county, Id deed book hfty'iour,
page So, / will. a. trustee In said deed OF The
fF0nt door Of tho Court House Of Ohio county,
on SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY Oh FERRUARr, 1870,
proceed to sell tho following described property,
conveyed by Haid decd, To Wit Parts az lots SIX
(6) and seven @, aud al OF lot number nine ~,
Or 30 much thereof a. may b. necessary, lying
and being In tho City OF Wheeling, Situate on
the south side OF Lindsay street. EaSt wheeling,
aud being the same property conveyed 70 the
said p. q. HIIdFEdth by the Howard Iron Works,
by deed dated 10Th January, 1853. Bot . more
full description Of slid property reference is
made To the said last mentioned deed: The said
deed was given 10 secure the payment Of thref
promissoFy notes made by said P. C. Hlldreth,
each for $500 dollars with interest ffJm date,
dated 10th January, 1863 payable In Slx, twelve,
and eighteen months after datO, respectively TO
the order OF himself, said notes were given toF
tho deferred payments on tho purchase Of said
Howard Iron Works. Tho Interest on tho amount
secured has been paid up 10 the 18th day Of Jan:
uuAry, 1870, and e. 100 63 Of tho principal debt "a
paid, leaving balance due ~ Of the dayibf sale
Of 81, 100 % 9rprincipal and ~ 81 ofdntesest N
TERMS or SGLE:-One-thlrd ca9h, the balance
IN six and twelve months, with interest and Sc.
curity, sf s. +. HILDRETH, ="
IAN 10 r. .- ~ Trustee.
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CHERIFFs SALE OF REAL Es
TATR ...f ."..
T6oma, Hughes VA. Andrew J. PhIlIIps.

Thomas Hughes Va. Andrew u fhl'IIPs'
By virtue OF AL order In tho above entitled
cause made by tho Circuit Court OF Ohio COUNTY,
public sale, on TUESDAY, MARCH lSr, 1870.
II 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at tho mont door Of the Court
House OF Ohio County. tho undivided one.tGhth
interest Of tho said defendant Andrew J. Phtlllpa
in the following real estate, Stl4ted on tlS vest
lngtOn township Ohio County, State Of West Wiz
Vlnla, betWOOu Washington and FRANKLIN streets,
aud bounded ~ follows: commencing a. inc
S, Il. corner OF tho lot formerly owned BY Daniel
Dunbar; thGnCe southwardly 81 feet; thence
thence eastwnrdly 81 feet TO place Of beginning,
OF 40 much thereof ~ will satisfy claim OF plain.
tifT :. lHn u. nil
Terms OF sale, cash = NJ
G,hH E,0NRi .....
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.NTOTIOE TO CREDITORS
In To tho crCdlton Of the arm Of Steele d
SIlvgrS, and Of Edward N. SilVcES and John
Steele, both deceased:
In pursuance OF d0creC'OH the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, made In q cAuSo therein pending,
TO subject the real estate Of the said Edward N.
SlltefS and John SteGle, to the payment OF their
debts, lynn are required to prcSGnt SOyr Chains
Silvers or John Steele, for adjudication to IIAuni.
bal FOrbCS. CnmmiRRioner, 1t his bGflce In the
said county, on or befpre tho 18th day of FOhruA.
r., 1870.
Witness Michael ]. BruInIg, Clerk OF SAId Cont,
this l7th day Of January, 1870
lai8Tu6w MICHAEL ], BREINlG, Clerk.
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DIED.

CuISLER.-In Fairmout, Saturday evening
February bth, 1910, Of Congestion Of The Lungs
EMILY 8, daughter Of Frederick and A. A. ChlB
Ter, In tho nineteenth year Of her age. l,'.