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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-10-21
New Advertisements.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR BALTIC. Co., I
TowsoNTowN, October 4th, 1871.
THE County Commissioners for Baltimore
l. County, hereby, appoint the following per
sons as Judges of Election, for the November
Election, 1871 for the following Districts;
FIRST DISTRICT.
(ORMAN KNIGHT,
LIST Precinct LEWIS LEHMAN,
GEORGE HARTMAN.
JOHN NJ WALKER,
I'd Precinct JOHN J. PIIERT,
SAMUEL X. CROSBY.
GERARD EMMAPT,
81 District GEORGE y. ROGERS,
JOHN STANSFIELD.
THIRD DISTRICT.
CALBERT J. BOYER,
lst Precinct ALFRED H. SLADE,
JOHN S. STAESBURY.
lCHAs. LYON ROGERS,
I'd Precinct BENJAMIN WATTS,
THOMAS WRIGHT, SR
(THOlIAS LUCAS,
4th District JESSE UPPERCO,
HENRY C. BERGMAN.
FRANKLIN BENSON.
9Th District ABRAHAM S. COOPER,
JACOB RESI-.
(CHARLEs GORE.
6sh District WILLIAM J. HOFFMAN.
ZACHARIAH WINEH0LT.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
DANES HALL.
lst Precinet( JOSHUA u. BELL.
ABRAHAN D0WES
fTLEAsAET HUNTER.
81 Precinct JOHN STI7 LING,
(G6REIS0-. ALMGNY.
GEORGE JrSSOP,
Sth Dish ict( WILLIAM . INT, Jr.,
1ARRl son SCOTT.
NINTH DISTRICT.
WILLIAM BISHOP,
LIST Prrcinct| JOHN ERDS4AE,
JOHN II GORDON.
DR.. H NJ EWING.
I'd Precinct JACOB FREDERICK,
EDWARD WARD.
CHARLES H. MAEE, sR.,
"a Precinct JOHN W. SHANKLIN, SR.,
H. CLAY L0NGNECKER
CLEVI CURTIS,
10th District WILLIAM HALL. SR.,
NATHAN NELSON,
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
(THOMAS B. GORSUCH,
1st Precinct JAMES BUSH,
SAMUEL NJ. RANKIN.
SAMUEL PINKERTON,
I'd Precinct WILLIAM Y. DAY,
On. DAVID King.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
(THOMAS B. TODD,
LIST Precinct EDWARD HOPKINS,
BENJAMIN SAPP.
(THOMAs j. PITCHER,
I'd Precinct BENJAMIN F. COOK,
WILLIAM ASHER.
(ADAM G. ERDMAN,
Sd Precinct JOHN CARTER,
LOUIS BONSALL.
WILLIAM T. RANDLE,
18th District FREDERICK KALIEE,
WILLIAM EWING.
The frat gentleman named in each District
and Precinct, is hereby appointed Return
Judge. By order
FRANCIS c. FCssETT,
BENJAMIN GORoUCH,
DANIEL J. McCAULEY,
County Commissioners for BALTIC. County.
Oct 2l.-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-10-21

Va Mr.. Bradlaw, the Republican leader OF
England, is attempting to make short road to
Republicanize the kingdom Of Great Britain
He has publicly declared the Queen to be insane,
and has asked for the appointment of Regency
to be entrusted to the judges of the law of equity
to take charge OF the good Queen until the Re-
public shall be established. This is no new dodge
n England. 1t has been the practice there when
sovereigns become unmanageable to declare them
insane and appoint them u Regency
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-10-21

HODGE DEFALcATIoN The Court-Martal ap.
pointed to try Paymaster Hodge for his defalea'
tions and embezzlement of $3.50, 900, discharged
its duty we'll and faithfully. 1t made short work
of it and dealt summary justice to the criminal
Hodge was sentenced to be cashiered the service,
to have his back pay forfeited, to be confined in
the penetentiary to hard labor for ten years and
to be confined in such prison as tie authoritie,
should designate until he should refund to tie Uni
ted States the $45O, 900.
President Grant confirmed the entire sentence
with the exception of that in italics. 1t must be
remembered that this court-martial was composed
wholly OF Republicans, that the criminal was g
Republican, and that the criminal prior TO his
trial transferred all of his property and effects tc
the government for the purpose Of making good
the defalcations. Let US see equal justice done
to Democratic embezzlers and defaulters whether
their embellishments be large or small. Hodge
deserves all his sentence. We commend the
court-martial for its integrity. Never befort
have we known one who embezzled so hand
somely to meet any punishment whatever. LIE
US see our Democratic friends mete out as con
deign punishment to those of their party who are
guilty of gross populations of public money
Let US see what justice will be extended to them
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-10-21

THE FIRE FIEND.-The fire iend appears to have
been turned loose upon the entire northwest with
in the last fortnight In several counties in
Michigan the forests have taken fire and it has
been spreading with alarming rapidity, leaving
terrible devastation in its train. Five towns and
villages in these counties have been entirely de-
stroyed. Not a vestige of them has been left
Barns, houses, mills, stores, telegraph offices,
forests, orchards, fences, all have disappeared be-
fore the devouring flames. Many persons shot
their fine horses and cattle to prevent them from
being victims of the fiery element. Over large
tracts of country hundreds and thousands Of peo-
pie have been left houseess, homeless and food
less. They are in starving condition. Sagi-
nav city only escaped destruction by the fire
through the Uncomfortable exertions of the in
habitants to prevent its approach to the city.
Mniste on the lake shore, town of four thous.
and inhabitants, was entirely destroyed. There
is no telegraph station within thirty miles. Its
people are siroiug on the shore of the lake and
many OF them starving for provisions. The en-
tire country is as dry as finder box, and, at
last accounts, the fires were raging and travelling
with fearful rapidly.
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,SJ0fe'S 4ffo72le9y.

The Peoples candidate for States Attorney is
a gentleman well and favorably known to the
people Of our county both as o citizen and as a
public officer For four years he filed the posi-
ton of States Attorney for Baltimore county,
and discharged his duties we'll and faithfully
All are willing to admit his recognized ability to
conduct the business of the Office with efficiency,
facility and courtesy. None but his political foes
have ever laid any complaint against him for a
departure from a strictly upright and conscien-
tious course towards all connected in any way
with him in the capacity of States Attorney
Every accusation for malpractice and unfaithful-
ness in Office that is brought against him by his
bitter enemies falls to the ground harmless, ex-
cept to those who originate them. Mr.. Ensor's
popularity is evinced to all who are not unwilling
to admit it, by the fact that whenever he has
been candidate before the people, he has in
variably polled more than his party vote. If the
neople know their interests ard act in accordance
herewith, tney will make him next States Attor-
ney by their suifrages.
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Total ............................S 4l4.OO
Ia almost every civil case his fees are illegal
and compare in extravaganza with those he
makes and collects from the county.
Article Goth of the code of Public General
laws, fixes the fees CT officers, and the Sd Sec
ton of said article provides that if any officer
shall charge or receive any greater fee than is
allowed by law, he shall forfeit for each otfense
not less than $50, nor more than $I00, to be re-
covered by Indictment in the circuit court for
the county where such officer resides.
Oot
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

A GOOD Store Stand, 10 miles from Balti-
N more and miles from Towson- -
&SHe town, on the Dulaney's Valley Nsz,-fMN
80 Turnpike and Manor Road iIsIsA
The Store is well stocked and !aaaaEs%
doing good business. There is from Isl &c
SIS ACRES attached to the Store The Store
and Dwelling are connected.
The out-buildings are Switzer Barn, Black
smith Shop, &c. Fine Orchard on the proper
ty. The land has been lately lined and is in
good condition. Any person wishing to pur-
chase or having farm in good condition that
he wishes to exchange will address,A. JOHN
SON, Long Green, BALTIC. Co., Nd.
Oct 2I-1m
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The Delpn0fpS.

The Peoples delegate ticket is one that recon-
mends itself to the hearty, enthusiastic support
of all who desire the welfare of the county and
the election of gentlemen to the legislature who
are fully competent to defend the county's inter-
ess and reflect a credit upon their en-, ituency,
when they shall appear upon the floor of our
legislative hall. What Baltimore county has
badly needed at Annapolis, for several years
past, is a delegation possessing ability to frame
bills, industry and practica business tact enough
to watch all maneuverings md manipulations
calculated to thwa-t our interests, and talent
enough to defend measure in such an able
manner as TO make isseif felt and respected by the
best brains of our Ii making power. This is
what the people wart; it is what they have not
had for some time, ane it is not what they are
asked 10 vote for on tbp Democratic ticket with
all due respect to the gentlemen composing it.
We feel proud to clam all this for the gen.
tlemen submitted to the SURFACES of the people
OF the county on the Pao,e's ticket. Every One
on it is a gentleman Of practical business knowl-
edge aud tact. They ars known as good, reli-
able, competent business men. They possess a
wide knowledge Of the world and business af-
fairs. they ere men Of experience, and recog-
nized IS such.
Maj John /. Yellott is a frst-rate lawyer, a
fne debater and good orator. As a legislator
and 4 speaker he could not fail to be an orna-
nent to our legislative body and to reflect credit
upon his constituents.
L. P. D. Newman, Esq, possesses a good bu-
siness tact and considerable experience, and is
m tsler of good oratorical powers. Every can
did man, who ia acquainted with Mr.. Newman,
must admit that he will make an excellent mem
b.r of the legislature. he is lawyer by pro-
fession and is about forty years of age.
Mr.. James E. Hooper resides at Woodberry,
in the Sd District, is universally popular with
his employees and those who are well acquainted
with him. The remaining members of the dele
CATION are gentlemen of standing in their COM
manities, possessing considerable experience and
a diversified knowledge of business. Taking the
delegation as a whole, We doubt if there will be
another county in the State that will send its
superior, if its equal to represent it in the egis
lative halls of cur State.
And when we remember that we have coun-
ty containing s., 900 inhabitants, and S45, OOO,-
OOO worth of taxable property, when we remem-
SS<snuity, the manceu-
cniegb, the the Baltimore city dele
CATION (2l in nunber) win be exerted to their
utmost to deprive Us of nearly one-third of our
taxable bass, when we remember that whole
brigades &C LOBBY members from Baltimore
city will use thousands of dollars to secure this
end, we see piainly-every sensible man sees and
every unbiased man admits-that the voters of
Baltimore county will stand across the path of
her welfare, if they do not send these gentlemen
as their representatives TO Annapolis next winter
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
HORSES, COWS, HOGS, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, sc.

THE undersigned will sell at public sale, at
Il her residence, on the road leading from
Hoffman's paper mill to Sweet Air, and near
Phoenix factory, Baltimore county, on
Monday, November 2OH, 1871
at o'clock. P. NJ,
The following personal property, viz:
q 2GRAY MARES, about 7fse~-v-e
LIN years old | Iron Gray ~NaAg
~ -. COLT, years old; LT.~==Ag-=9g-
I months old ; COWS and HEIFERS, Loo OF
Fat HOGS, SOW and PIGS. Turkeys, Geese,
Chickens, DC.
Also, l Broad Tread Wagon, two sets of Har-
ness, Farming implements, and many other
articles not necessary to mention.
Also, 500 bushels of prime Corn, 100 bushels
of Potatoes, so bushels Of Wheat, Hay. &C., &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $25 and IN
der, cash; on all sums over that amount q
credit of six months, purchasers giving notes
with approved security, bearing interest from
day of sale.
SARAH GREEN.
Oct 21.-5t.
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WANTED.

VJNWO Bows to learn the BLACKsMITHING
BUSINESS. Those having some knowl-
edge of the business preferred.
Apply to GEO. L. ANDERSON,
IL miles on the York turnpike
RoNk YR-ff
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-10-21

ES- In diaerenipa7iso of the county the friends
of the opposition are doing their best TO control
colored votes. We have heard oae vainly boast
that be intended to vote thirty of them.
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DIED.

On Monday, 10th instant, WILLIAM KeLL
BRADFORD, eldest son of ex Governor Bradford,
in the 34th year of his age.
In Baltimore county, on the 18th instant,
THOMAS FRANCIS RoTH, in the oath year Of his
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters Of admin
istration on the estate of
OTTO GuNTHER,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against The said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber,
Oh, or before the 2lst day ofdlne, 1872;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 18th
day of October, 1871.
CHRISTINA i. GUNTHER,
Oct 21.-4t# ,A5n1ioistratriv
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I-=sTo he Voters of Baltimore ana Har
NY ford Counties.
At the earnest solicitation of many friends in
both political parties, (although contrary to
nv previous determination,} ! announce my
self as an INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR
ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE THIRD JUDI
CIAL CIRCUIT.
JOHN IL. PRICE, of Hartford co.
Oct. 21.-te
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"a Many Of the ",@&s 10 Chicago aad 0suls
that stood be fprY trial of the cong tgratiop and
Kept their contents safely. These banks are
ready 20 resume business soon MS convenient
places can be bad for transacting business, and
they will be able to meet their liabilities without
much embarrassment to their creditors or them
selves.
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A PRosELYTE.-The Journal, of week before
last, attempted to ridcule the Independent move
ment as having no strength. Last week it con-
sidered the affair of so much Importance as 10
consume most of its space in noticing it. 1t is
some, though not material consolation, to know
that the Journal thinks it worthy of its powder.
But then, like most of the things said by the
Journal, what it says about it is so meaningless,
indefinite and vague that if one were to judge
from its palava which side it takes, we should be
unable to decide. Judging from the space occu-
pied in talking about it, we would conclude that
the Journal man is in favor of the movement
And if his editorial means anything, and he is
expected to stand by what he says, he endorses
the ticket. He says, in speaking of the Peoples
ticket ave have nothing to say against the gen.
tlemen who have been nominated by the Rad
Gals. Nearly all of them are our personal friends.
some of them warm personal friends IF elected
they would no doubt discharge the duties Of the
respective offices with satisfaction" This is a
strong endorsement, but we are sorry for you
friend Ruby 1t is too late 10 change when you
see which way the Cat is jumping. And besides
your help in this matter would embarrass more
than aid the ticket
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IneSe warrants are issued Dy JUSTICES OF tue
Peace and the legal fee is rs cents, which is
paid either by the party arrested or by the
county, and if paid by the individual. the
above charges are made to the county indie
pendent of said payment the Sheriff thus re-
ceiving S. and SIC extra for his services.
These are hut few of the numerous items
for attachments, bench warrants and peace
warrants that make up the items on long bills
made against the county, amounting to
hundreds and thousands of dollars. If the en-
tire number Were to be published it would re-
Quire an entire newspaper with an infinite
number OF supplements to give them to the
reading public.
According to his sworn accounts 500 are
charged for carrying each convict to lie pene-
Tertiary, and $40 for arrying each prisoner from
Baltimore city jail to the county Jail, or from
the county jail to the city jail, though six or
eight are frequently carried at once to the
penetentiary.
After getting his legal fees in cases of habeaS
corpus as taxed by the clerk. he makes extra
cha ges, VIZ in The case of Joseph League ahd
others, where the court refused to sever the
cases, he divided them and charged SIS extra
for each, making $50 illegal fees collected from
the county in this case.
He charged SIO5 for postage expenses and
service of notices on judges of an election, who
are appointed by the Commissioners and
generally notified by their clerk.
He has charged S10,957.54 for keeping
prisoners for one year, at IS cents per day each,
which makes an average Of 46 prisoners per
day. If this be correct there is bad manage
ment somewhere in thus keeping the Jail over
crowded every day in the year.
According to his account made out, sworn to
and collected the execution of the negro hoy,
VIM. Pritchard, cost the county S4l4, in the fol-
lowing items
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D. C. H. EMORY, !
r. T.. B0ARMAN, : Trustees.
L. II. REYNOLDS,

P. S.-The Union Rail Road now in process
of construction, runs through this property
and there IS no doubt that station or depot
will be established there. This Will make 1t
within twenty minutes ride of Baltimore city.
There are number of desirable sites for ooun-
try residences.
Oct. 2l.--ts.
ISM copy once a week and send bill to
Trustees.
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JAMES BEATTY
OF THE
NTH ETEC1lTnN /

SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT,
OFFERS himself to the people of Baltimore
" County as an INDEPENDENT CANDI-
DATE FOR SHERIFF. Declining all nomi
nations, he will be thankful to the people of
the county for their support. [June Pate.
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For the service of each Bench Warrant the
legal fee is 80 cents, which is invariably taxed
by the clerk in the court expenses and paid by
the county, and the above charges are made
independent of and in addition to said legal
fee. Thus the Sheriff is paid by the county
$1,000 in every instance where the law allows
only so cents.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE


HOUSE AND LOT ON THE FALLS TURN
PIKE ROAD.
TINE undersigned, as Administrator Of the
Il estate of James Wright, late Of Baltimore
county, deceased, will sell at Public Sale, on
the premises, on
Monday, 9TH dog of -Novem5er, 1871,
at o'clock, P. NJ,
HOUSE Al-D LOT, az,
liz situa ted ON the F ais Turnpike Road
.sSxksix miles from Baltimore. and al
joining the property of Mrs. Welsh aud others.
The House IS double frame, two stories h Oh,
containing six rooms, with cellar under Tic
whole. The Lot con tans ONE ACRE, apa is
well supplied wish Water
~ Terms will be made known on day ot
sale.
THOMAS WRIGHT,
Administration.
JAS. W. OWINGS, Auctioneer.
Oct 2l.-ts.
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MARRIED.

On the 9th instant, at the residence Of the
brides parents, by Rev. JOS. B. stitt, LAxDoN
G. MITCHELL, of Washington, D. c., to Miss
MAGGIE s. BRIcKHoUsE, Of Woodbury., Balti-
more county.
On the 18th instant, by Rev Joseph B. Slit,
JOSHUA JONES to Miss SARAH NJ. MELvILL, ell OF
Woodberry, Baltimore county.
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PEOPLES TICKET.

For House of Delegates,
L. P. D. NEWMAN,
JAMES E. HOOPER,
JOHN l. YELL0TT,
CHARLES RITTENHOUSE,
CHARLES SHELLEY,
WILLIAM WHITLEY.
For Judge of the Circuit Court,
HON. JOHN H. PRICE.
For Sheriff,
JOHN PERDUE.
For States Attorney,
JOHN T. ENSOR.
For County Commissioners,
LEONARD G. QUINLAN,
EDWARD P. PHILPOT,
DAVID JEAN.
For Treasurer,
AMOS A. HARRYMAN.
For Judges of the Orphans Court,
JAMES A. STAMFORD,
ANDREW J. PARLETT,
GEORGE CHILCOAT.
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ATTENTION. NOOK elsewhere in our columns,
and you will see the cali for the PEOPLES Mass
Meetings Turn out, fellowctizeus, and listen
to the exposure of the imposiions practicea upon
you BY unfaithful public servants. The Peo-
pies candidates will discuss the issues of the
hour with terseness, ability and eloquence =
Give day to your countys welfare and to the
benefit Of your fellow-citizens by helping swell
the throngs that 60 to the public gatherings
Every voter in the county is deeply interested in
the matters in issue this fall, if he take interest
in any affair. We must endorse the frauds
openly practiced upon the tax payers or we must
oppose them by supporting the peoples move
meht to defeat their future practice.
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NeqU AdUert5Sem e1atS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"EsPERANzA," BALTIMORE COUNTY,
October 18th, 1871.
MILK will be supplied from tho above farm
lM to the citizens of TowsortCwn ana vein
ity, if orders are promptly given to either Mr.
II. German, or to the undersigned.
Oct. 21.-t. JOHN MASON
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AN INCIDENT Court House in Chicago
was mammoth structure, built of granite and
covered with iron, considered entirely fire proof.
Twenty years-half the lifetime of the city-were
used in its construction. The fearful flames
leaped upon it and reduced it to ashes in thirty
minutes Its 6re-proof qualities were no more
in the devouriug element than will-o' the-whisp
in the jaws of an earthquake. In its extensive
basement were confined seventy convicts, locked
in their cells, secured by bars and bolts. The
excited multitude cried for the warden to release
them TO save them from a death in the fiery fur.
mace, as the advancing columns of fire were
about to leap upon it. The warden cried 'there
was no danger, the building is fre-proof."-
Numbers of the crowd shouted 'linch the id
rascal" Fearful OF bis fate, he darted through
the crowd and was not seen again until the build
ing was in ashes What a fearful responsibility
Yet there was no inteution of doing wrong on
| the part of the warden.
I
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RAr ND
VOCAL AND ENsTRUEGENT8L

CO N c f r 7.
By we'll known and favorit, Artists.
AT WAVERLY HALL.
Friday Evenang, October 27A, 1871.
Ng- Master TILGHMAN HOLIDAY and
others will appear. [0c5. fills
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Published BIZ Authority Of the Peoples Candidates.
Facts for the People
THEY SPEAK for THEMSELVES

n IDsHERIFF'S CHARGES, copied Uerbatim
10y from his accounts, sworn to as being
correct and collected off of the county.
10 carving Aftach mants as follows
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JOHN S. BIDDISON, Auctioneer.
Oct. 2l.-lt*

FENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters OF admins
traton on the estate of
JOHN H. HARTMAN,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscribers,
On Or before the 2lSt day Of June 1872
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted TO
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under eur hands this 18th
day of October, 1871.
DANIEL NJ. HARTMAN,
Oct 2I.-4t* Administrator.