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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-24
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter aud
the Letter fro m his Mother:

bcn'on Esifsrks, Mo-, April "a. lee.
rR JOHN ~ Ll.--pcar sir Know ~ me sf
c.rncy ~ your snfsnarills. and the htHlur sni
beL' hciAi qualities ~ p0Fstsss~. 1 send yoL the
follpvint statement 81 NY case!
Twas wounded about tNu ytar- 4gO-vas taken
prn on-r and confined isr sixteen months. Betug
inoseo 10 ofien, my wounds have not healed Yet
baNe Dot sat up moment siure aas wounded
] am shoi through The hips. Sly genera. health
IL Impaired. aud need something 10 as-ist IA
tuie. have NOR, faith in your -aitapArillA than
IN anything else. | wsi that that I. genuine.
Please express me a hell dO7ei hules ard
oblige CAPT. &. T.. JOHNSON,
-. T.. us. No.
7. s-The following Wa written Apni 80 ted.
b. Mis-. Jennie Johnson, mother " Capt. Jehn.
son.
DR., JOHN BuLl.-Dear SIR; Ny husband, I,r,
{ =. Johnton, Wa sklllnil surgeon aud physie
ian ~ Central New York. whrre he died. leaving
the above Z. 7, johnson IN my care. A. thirteen
YEAR, Of age be had n chronic disTrhea and
scrotlls, for which gave him your Ssrssparila.
1T CURED HIN! have Tor Ten years recon.
mended 4 20 many In Ne~ York, Ohio and Iowa,
Tor ScTotula, lever sores, aur general debility.
Perfect success has attended 10. ne tuffs sg,cfg
A. ssns eases v sU9sa aHs fCreS ss,s Rsrs sh-ssi
"UarHfons. am very snSiuus Tor ms 80 10 bgaiu
hs'e tecoupe % your ssrsapsrllla lie 10 fsTfgl
OF getting spuuous article, hence hl- within L.
yon fOrtt HIS wounds were terrible, but / ~.
I'e" newiil recover. Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON
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GLEANiAGS.


GLEANiA GS.
An American minstrel troupe has
made "Shoo Fly" popular in Hamburg.
Hevepty.fve cents day aud rats Is the
price Of Chinese farm labor On the Pa
cific.
Finy.one Of the seven hundred and
eleven students ut Heidelberg are Amer
The luxurious living OF Chnrlesfons ga
BILE rulers makes taxes so high that dis
loyal real estate has TO he sold TO pay
them.
The Piegan Indians have heard that
"Naiure formed but one such man, and
broke the die I'm moulding Sheridan"
aud hope It's true Boston Post
A young lady living In Quincy, H.,
has lost her voice from the effects of the
suIph ur used In making the lights in the
tableax In which she took part.
There 10 smart boy in Waupun, Wis
consin, who obtained some nuts and
candy and then ordered glass OF beer
At q saloon. he then deliberately
walked off " ithout offering to pay for
what he had. The saloon keeper called
him back and demanded his pay. The
boy coIly remarked that, II be was made
TO pay, he would complain Of the saloon
keeper for selling liquor to minor. He
was let oil.
had a. Paris is, there are 100000 wo'
men In that city who strive to earn
LIVING by honest exertion. None Of them
get wages equal to the wages OF the com.
monest servant girl Ia this country. o.
these women, about sixty thousand EN-
p,oy the needle. The average pay they re-
receive 10 twenty cents per day, while
some receive as high as thirty cents, but
the majority no more than twelve.
Alta gaming room. Ia Antwerp. man
sat down and won 1000 ducats, which |
he did not take up. IL turned out that
he was dead. The man In charge |
o: the table then raked up the gold, say |
ing that Il belonged to the bank, as no |
engagement could have been entered
into with n corpse. The heirs of the q,
ceased are MT convinced o. the sound.
ness OF this relsoning, and they have
commenced an action for the recovery e
the sum.
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TIN, the only route by which passengers leave
Chicago Saturday afternoon, IN through car, THIS
Irsin leaves the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago
hallway pepo, At $50 pm and runs through without
delay arriving ~ New York AT 6;OO Monday morning.
H0urs in Advance or Other Lines!
The 800 pm. train from chicago arrives IN New
Rork AZ o.ls ana the SECOND DAY, y ~ be"Urs
Ia Adgance OG ANY ether Nouee with cor.
rAspon,ling reduction 10 BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE aud WASHINGTON.
nc- Baggage checked through "a all stations on the
Line OF the P-nnsylysnis Railway, and 10 Baltimore
Philadelphia ana New York, from rttsburg, Chicago,
and an prmriph Western Cities.
Ds,- Rates Of freight and express freight to any
Eastern paint, are at all times AS favorable ss are
charged fy other lines.
no Through tickets for sale at the principal officer
EDWARD n. WILLIAMS,
.., "a. .. General SUI erdI tendepi, Altoona Fs.
+. L. KlMBALI., Passenger Agent, Chicago.
ielTw0
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SEWING MACHIN Els.

'|I'll ': q; = G ; ;:;:::
is THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
WIN sti'ch, Hem, re,t, Tuck; ford
w Bind, H. aid. Quit aud EUhbrotder
Beautifully. twill with the FINEST needle and
thread, from perfect work the finest NAinsook
over the heaviest beaver cloth and cowide, with 40
| change of needle, thread oI tension. 1t will Use
coarse cotton, linen, silk and twine II runs easier
fn-tera stllrr than any other machine. It forpsa
dat, even and elastic differing iruin every other
| stitch, each loop being TWISTED by means Of
THE "RoTATlNG HOOK"
snd drawing the twist INTO the goods, thus securely
fastening every stitch 50 that the will bear to be
cut at frequent Intervals and in that even, the
seam is warranted not to rip in wear, AMI under
all circumstances to Survive the wsshtub." Old,
worn out family garmen,s, bosoms, pans dresses,
where was the GREATEST COMPETITION, and to
this stitch premiums have been awarded for its
| smper, oriiy, DursbiDuy, Elasticity and
A patented device prevents the possibility OF the
nachlne oene run ~ ihe wrong directlon, or The
balance wheel ever wearing or touching the dress.
THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG.
Thus avoidlDg the great trouble OF other machines.
NO BREAKING OF NEEDLES,
Tue dad. OF the needle u less than .hree urths
WRONG.
Any one may adjust them IN THE DARK The
hem may b. Of any width. No other hemnier or lei.
Ter 10 like mis-. IL turns the hem this right
der side as you want IT,
IL wiit not drop STITCHES, as the needle IA
always set right. the blade short aud stragh does
not vorste, like longer ones Theyne
MANUFACTURED WITH MATHEMATICAL PRE-
cIsioN.
repseed IA case OF accident twill last genera.
ion, u properly cared for None WA has used It
can DC Persuaded TO usc any other
iis stitch.
WERE NEVER EQuALEp
u. RAPIDIrl, ABSOLUTE STIFFNESS, EA-E
uF huliUN, nRrrUwre.s and neaine.s Of its HEN
machine.
III ,HEtS xqSS,eJy P,opogp r n. tn, NIT
hueSef the meri,s ui TIA. other rhine-. Il u %,
disparslement TO spy ia. Wilcox a Uibb- - worth,
ior ian,y use, double Aha, OF any other offered
tf,ae,yel the Gold MEDAL Of the American IL.
stitule-thc Flltsi PREMIUM for
"ThE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
a the great New England fe!r- the Vermont state
tAt-lhe cousin state raj tho Michigan state
fair--the 10, state tar-@nJ At over 90 County
uins tLAl we're taken by sill other ing Machines
together ~ tiie same timc,
II l. now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine.
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
". take other mschinss 10 exchange. We sell
ol, Cofros, stLs I~isT and NLIDLEs Tor every kind
Of sewing Machine.
Agents wsnted.-Tarns 70 Agents. descriptive
circular aud specimens Of work, sent free by mai,
receipt Of stamp, or had VI
CORNELL, WARD a. COMlNCS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
ii3 Lake Street. Chicago tntis.
LUMBER.
~ WALTERS.
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M As /. I.Is's SALE SALE

STATE VI Illinois. Alexander County, sa Alexan.
der county Circuit Court.
In the m.tter OF The Illinois Central Rail Road vs.
Daniel He'll and hliam Barker. On biil 90 en-.
force Vendors Lou.
Public notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance
of deeTetd order entered 10 the above cnt'ted
M SAID court, on the Goth day Of July, 4. -.
1909, Of the July term thereof, |, J"hnQ human,
Maste In chancery Of sand connty,will, on the re,
cond day OF April A. u. 1870, ~ II O'cl ok IA the
forenoon OF .Aid day, sed al public auction 20 the
highest bidder, To- cash, AZ tile southwest door 81
the court house m the city OF Cano, IN said coun-
w. the following described real estate, situate IN
Tie city OF Care, county OF Alexander, and tate
Of Illinois, TO wi! Lot numbered seventeen ~
IN Block numbered One (l) according a. the re-.
corded map or plat u oTeoi, together nh all and
singular the ienoments and h reditamenIs there
unto belonging.
JOHN q. tiARNtN,
Master IA IhaucCTy
cairo, H., March nth, A. D.1S5O.
mari ldtd
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4vA
state Of Illinois. Alexander County, W. Alcxan-
der County Circuit Court.
IN the matter Of Joseph Mckenzie and Newton
Rec, arm Of MchenEleS Rlce, W Peter I'm.
norman. ON petition for Mechanics Lien.
Public Notice 10 hereby given, that IN pursuance
of decretal order entered In the above entitled
cause, In lhe Court OF Common Pleas, Of the city
Of Cairo, on tho $50 day OF November, A. u. ls6',
OF the November term, hd7, Of said Cour, II Com.
mon Pleas, and certain order entered In the said
Circuit Court of Alexander county, on the first
day OF october,A, u. ls6g, Of the september term
lsos, OF said Circuit Court, |, John q liaFlnan,
Master IN Chancsry for sad court, on the Niaih
day Of April 4. J.. ls70, NJ o'clock m The Gf,er.
noon Of said day, Viii sell ~ public auction 10 tho
highest bidder, f-rcssh, NJ the southwest dooruf
the court house ~ the ciy OF Caro-, m said coun.
~, the following described real estate, situate 10
the First Addition 10 the city Of Caro- county 81
Alexander and State OF Illinois, to-,yir Lot mum.
heret Iwen,y-elght (2s) IN Block numbered
Forty eight (tsl rs known and designated ON the
recorded map plat thereof, Together with all
and singular the teuemcnts and hefCditament.
ihcrcuato belonging.
JOHN a. HANNAH,
Master IN Chanccry.
Cairo, Illinois, March l6th \. u. 1873.
marlftitd
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LEGAL.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

II
Whereas, Cordelia T. AtelI and Joseph l. Abel,
her husband, by their certain Deed, bearing date
the twentieth day OF August A. d. is6s, and 70.
corded 10 Book ~" of deeds, on page ~, 10 the
Recorders Office OF Alexander county, Illinois.
did convey In foe to the undersigned, james W.
Mckinney. the following described lot " parcel
oflann. to-wiii Lot numbered tthiry.seycni 81, IN
Block numbered ffny onei 81 IN thc city Of CAIRO,
vded, however that IN case &c default IN
N, payment OF certain promissary note,
81 the said Corlelia =. Abel and Joseph
! Abel bearing even date with said Trust
Deed, for th, sum Of Twelve Hundred
Dollars, with interest ~ tho rate Of twelve per
cent per annnm from maturity until pnid, aud due
ant PAYABLE 70 the order OF the under.
signed, James W. Mex nney, at the City
Natogal Bank Of Cairo, IN SIX months sfrr
the date thereof that the undersigned, the
said James W. Mckinney, hls legal repre-
senia,iv.a or attorneys ,hould proceed and
sell the said premises as by said deed proyid-
ci. and execute 10 the purchaser good and
sufficient deed conveying oil the right anu title
Of the saii Cordclia &. Abell and J,,ephi ttell
her husband. by said deed conveyed 20 Tho Under,
the payment Of 80 d note, and the entire principal
and Interest thereof remains due ana unpaid.
Wow, therefore, notice u herby Fiy-n, that ~
yrtue OF tie terms and conditions ~ sad Trust
Deed, will, on FRIDAY, April ist 1870, 40 the court
house IN Cairo Illinois, at tho hour 81 10 ocock,
am, uf said day, sell the premises Aforesaid, "a,
public yendue 10 the highest biddvT ioT cash IN
hand, md will execute ana deliver 10 the purrha.
JAMES W MCKINNEY,
Nortragne and Trustee.
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DENASY..NANlA ,ENiKALR

A. Pt-bU. . rims rom the West run dircrt 70 IA,
uNion depot. y ere Passengers for Harrisburg Balii
more, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston
train. a. tho
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-24

Prepared by DR.. JOHN BULL at
his Laboratory, Fifth Street, LOUIS
vile, Ky.
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JAMES ROSS, Proprietor
COMMERCIAL AVENUE, u
Opposite Foot OF Eleventh street.

Aesps constantly on hand Piusburg, Mt. Carbon,
and iiuQnOin Goals which wi be delivered IN guam
titles 70 suit in any part OF tho city, ~ 100
Al Goa weighed, and full measure guaranteed.
Terms styicilY cash N Al cases. dxAH
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MASTERS sALE.

Green a Gilbert. At,-rneys
Cairo, m nos, March llth,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-24
Cni11ss and Fever.

THE proprietor OF this celebrated medicine
l iusty claims Tor 10 a superiority over all a..
needles ever offered % the public for the sgi, or.
iaiS. spsedy and psymaHerf ere ~ Ague and Fever
or Chll- AMI Fever, whether Of short or long
standing. lie refers 10 the entire Western ans
southwestern country to hear tin testimony Co.
the truth Of The assertion, thai ~ 40 cus,
Nhni.tcr will t fail to curc " The directions ~.
strictly followed and carried uii' In a CfeHt
many cases ngle dose ha. been sufficient TOT =
cure, ana whole families have icen currd rs
single bottle, with perfect restoration al he
general health. Il IL, however, prudent and boz
every case more certain a. cure II it, use is con.
tinued ia smaller doses fOf B. week two after tho
disease har ieen checked, more especially in 80.
hcult snd long standing eases Usualy. th.-
in"dcin" VIII not require any AID 20 k,et the
towels 10 good order should The po,i'nt hover.
er, require q raihaftr mpii,ine. amer hatluF
taken three or four doses ~ the Tonic, o. sinEi.
dose OF huif- Vegetable Family pills
VII 20 uHCient
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Or JOHN BuLL- Principal onc,
NO. so FIFTH. Gross street.
LOutsvil1o, Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To Ny United STATES and w, rid
wide Readers:

I HAbE received many testimonial. from
rToiss stonal and nedivsi men, . uy almanac
snd var Gus putt cations have siiaNu ~ ct hich
Hfc E"buin'. he ioll"WIug, ff"m highly sdu.
Gated aud popui . phybi,I Az ~ s.OrEiH, - GET.
lainly one 90 TIE mos sensible comIHuHira a. tuns
] huV- ever received bt. Clement ku0Ws 81
actly shat he u 'sks Of ana hI- tasun.sHy de-
sctscs ." We pEiti"n Ia ietisf- of gold. hsaf
ShHi N" Doctor sAJs Of .uirs Worm hes.
Nllsnow, NaiKct County. &c, .
June -, Is,C.
Df. JoHS RuLt-ieaf sif. have recently
SUI End u sondeifully .ihcscicus o. hs. not
failed N single tu-tanss 70 have ths vished.iof
eject. am soing pretty large county ygsctos,
and have dai use To- tUhI' Hfiirie 81 the nj.
] ain IRE. 10 confess hat know of 10 rene Is
recommended ~ the aiaert suthouti.s tisf - e.
certain AMI ri'eiy IT. sfev's. On NE cuutra y
tLe' are unveftsii 10 the extreme. Ay otJsyi ~
writing Suu j. o. ind out uJou Nhni tefuis can
get the medcin" directly itsm you. u con gst
tupon easy terms, shsll o." strst del o. 90
alt aware that the OF such Article. H. r,intr,iS
TO the teachings snd puciics OF greet majority
Of ihe Fsrsiar line dlssaidiug % Icu."al whI b 40
knUv 10 te rgfhrient simply h~'hgss ps nayts
iguoiAnt Of It. comb nation. Fof y pvt, shsII
mss" TIA RUE 20 u-e Al ana every means 10 I'LL.
leNiaic suffering humanity wbtch l may 80 AID,
% cuIutfsau.-uui htElt.tIus hfrauss sUmc sAt
more ingenious then ms seif have leaned iis
Effects hTst, aud ss,uT-d the rule rsht " -.suf,
advocate or supporter OF the thou, AMI "a worhsi.
ho-iruin- TIT Hood the 'ouLty, that purpu!l 20
cu's all ngsner DISEASES 20 = hfrh gsrh j. hen
flease rspiy soon, anu INTERN ne If your b.,t
terms, an, III. ysfN respectfully,
JCLltsP. CLEMLsT nh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09
Purifying Politics.

Our womans' rights spokeswomen at the
late Convention laid great stress on the puri.
fcstion of politics which would result from
giving the ballot to women. But is it not
little singular that in the very first attempt
to win that right at the hands of the voters
in this State, they should descend to the low
est arts ofthe political demagogue? Several
of the speakers alluded in no doubtful terms
to the rewards which awaited those of the
sterner sex who would consent to be converted
to their cause. Promises Of woman's votes
for offices, without any allusion to the re-
quesite qualification, were freely thrown out
to tempt recruits, while we have faint in.
preston of hearing one individual, who had
had the temesity to avow, in public manner,
his disbelief in the wisdom or justice of this
movement, denounced in the coarsest manner
by one of these fair ~ innovators, aud the
fatirrevocably issued that forever doomed him
to political oblivion and obloquy.
Again, the graphic description given of the
cunning adroitness of the women in Kansas,
Vineland, and other places, in their efforts to
manipulate caucuses, control political conven-
tions, and carry their point at the polls, shows
most conclusively that they have at once
leaped to point Of perfection in the art of
political strategy which far outstrips male
politicians of large and long experience.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

dies perchance, no the man must lose his privilege
so a mans inalienable right of suffrage may de-
pend upon the possession of poodle
Mrs LyermOre then addressed the Convention
again, urging that If the negro earned the ballot
| by his services during the war, the woman GER
tainly did tho same by her services inllospitas her
Sanitary and Christian Commissions. She then
narrated the services wrought by the Chicago
branch Of the Sanitary Commission in fitting up
comfortable quarters for the 9th Vermont Regi-
ment, while they were in that city.
EVENING.
The exercises of the evening were opened by
the reading Of an essay by Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe but We have not the space to give even an
abstract of IT,
Mrs. Liyermore next addressed the convention
After few preliminary remarks she stated that
the duty which had been assigned her this even
ing was 10 reply 10 an article in the WhTcnaAN,
which our readers will remember was the leading
editorial Of last weeks issue. Mrs. LivornOre,
who is o somewhat masculine appearing indiyid-
ual, then proceeded TO give the storeotyped an
swers 10 the objections urged in that article to
extending the right Of suffrage TO woman. lay-
ing disposed in a manner apparently satisfactory
TO herself of these, and evidently longing, like
Alexander for new kingdoms to conquer, ishe
put in requisition for the editor of this thing,
as she courteously termed it, TO make his appear
ance and be catechsed by her, and was appa-
rently much disappointed that she did not succeed
in unearthing somebody 10 dcmolsh. After the
bcstowal of few complimentary epithets upon
the devoted head of the editor, she subsidized.
Five minute speeches were then made by Mr..
Emerson of Mortified, Mr.. lyerson of Proctors-
vile, Mrs. Bowles Of Cambridge, Mass, and Miss
Emma Farrand of Fairfield
Mrs. Stone (BlackwelD then wound up the
Convention by stating that she had once refused
to pay taxes upon her property in New Jersey,
collected the same. She wished she had contin-
ued to refuse, for she had rather eat the bread
earned by the daily sweat of her brow, than be
the slave she now was.
We understand that some 1876 names were ad-
ded here to the Vermont Woman's Suffrage Asso-
citation, twenty-five Of whom are put down as res
idents of this place. Some Of these GOOD
Samartans" have been left behind to canvass the
place for signatures 10 the list, but have not we
believe materially altered these figures.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

PERSONAL. -. The Natchez mississippi
Democrat, while hostile to the Republicans
in all things, halls with qualification the eec.
ton to the Senate of Mr.. Reyel. colored. 1t
closes its eulogistc biographical notice of him
as follows In the late political contest his
speeches were remarkable for their modera-
ton. We have yet to hear of his giving ut.
terance to single sentence that savored of
bitterness or prescription, or that did not
foreshadow the broad catholicity of his politi-
cal principles. That a man Of SO liberal views
and Of a record 30 honest and conservative
should be chosen to tho high position of Uni
ted States Senator by Legislature having an
overwhelming radical majority, we cannot but
regard as n good omen for the future of Mis-
sissippi under four years of radical rule. That
it ia triumph of the moderate wing of the
legislature cannot DO questioned"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

p. a o. RAlLRoAD.-Thv surveyors of tho p.
\ o. Railroad are to commence preliminary sur
ycy East Of II, Johnsbury this week. This sur
vey is to ascertain which Of the routes in respect
to which considerable feeling has been manifested,
shall be adopted as the permanent one. As soon
as the frost is out of the ground in tho spring il
is 10 be permanently located.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

n Some reckless fellow says that giving the
ballot to women wouldn't amount to much, for
none Of them would admit TINT they were old
enough to vote until they became too old to take
any interest in politics.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

Mrs. Elijah Barnes, of Royalton, recently
celebrated her Tooth birthday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09
Watphmam s. journal,
~~-~-~-~~----~-~-~~~>~>-~
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1870.

TxRHs-s2oo per year, strictly In advance or $3.50
1not paid within three months
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

The days are lcngthening at both ends.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

they would greatly promote the harmony Of
things. Appropriate music is worth something.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-15
Jonas MoOre'S Estate.

6!lte Of Vermont, Lamoillo District, So. In Pro-
bate Court holden at johnson, on the 9th day
Of Jan. AID 1870.
Y. b. Sawyer, administrator Of the estate of Jonas
MOor7. late Of the city Of st. Louis licensed hav
ing estate in said District makes Application to said
Court for liceasc to sell part or al Of the real
tate Of said deceased, in said district, representing
the sale rhorcOfis necessacyfnr the payment of the
debts and charges of said estate.
Whcreupon it is ordered by said Court that said
application come undor consideration and be heard
On the 2lst day Of Feb, AID. 1870 at the Probate
Jtlice in Johnson
And it is further ordered, that ncticc hereof be
given to all persons interested. by publication Of
the same three weeks successfully in She Lamoille
Newsletter, a newspaper published at Hyde Park,
previous TO said time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place, an show
hause, If any they may have, why said account
should not be allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court. Attest S. s, PIKE.
Iowa Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-15
Meal Donllass, Estnte.

State Of Vermont, L noble District, IS. In
7 obite Court, he'd at johnson, In said Dis
trict, % the 18th day Of Jan, A. D. 1870.
ArNilla Douglass, Administrators CT the estate of
MICAH DOUGLASS, late of stowe,
In said District, deceased, lrefentp
admination account for examination and
allowance, and makes application for . decree Of
dssibutlon and partition Of the estate Of said de-
ceased. ~
Whercnpon, 1t Is ordered by said Court, that said
sppneaton be referred TO session of said Court 10
be held Ut she Probate Office In said Johnson On
the sth day q February, \. d. 1870, for hearing
and dceision sereon.
And II y further ordered that notice thereof be
gyon TO OIL persons Interested, BY publication Of
the same three weeks successfully In the Lanoilte
Me-" 2ler, newspaper published at HYDE Park
previous 10 said time appointed for hearlag, that
shey mhyappear at said time aud place, and show
should not DO allowed and such decree made,
Attest, 9. g. CNAFwTGK, Judge.