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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-22

PHILADELPHIA RICHMOND -: -.,s.
i AND NORFOLK STEAM II psSs,-.i< - :
LlNE.-FOR p II l. A ID LPHIA TNit.
WEFk.-Steancrs NORFOLK. EMPIRE. rn !,
1opi every MONDAY aud THURSDAY n i,
o'clock W.. and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at the same hour ;,l,.rn,;.Iv
parts OF Pennsylvania New jersey. and Brl.w.tr,
also for Charleston. Savannah and New urlc.,l. n,
bills of iading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk al moderate rate
Passage to Philadelphia, including mel, sr-
statpruOm, ~.
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SI2D q $40 II s402 05
Ss.,75 ~ $3.50 ~ $3.50 u
7,5n II $50 90 1881 ~
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Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, California

Advertising alene does not produce sue.
cess. The thing which Is advertised must
have intrinsic meri', or else large adyer-
Using will eventually do II more harm
than good. If you have anything you
know TO be good, advertise 1t thoroughly,
aud you will be sure 10 succeed; If 1t Is
poor don't praise IL, for peo pie will soon
discover you are lying.
Such is the policy Of tic Burlington
Route, which runs TO the three great re-
gions in the West lst. To Omaha, con.
meeting with the great Pacific Roads. "a,
TO Lincoln, the capital Of Nebraska, AMI
all that beautiful region south Of the
Platte, flied with X. X. lands and home.
sieais 3d. To ST. Joseph, kensas City
aud all Kansas points.
The roads are splendily built. have The
best bridges, finest cars, the Miller plat.
form and coupler. and the safety air brake
ITO prevent lbe loss cf life tha, Is every
where else happening Pullmans sleep.
ers. Pullman dining cars, large and pow
erful engines 10 make quick time md
good connections. ard are in word the
best equipped roads in the West. So that
If you desire to 60 safely, surely, quickly
and comfortably 10 nny point in Southern
Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas, or en- the Pacific
Roads. be sure that you 60 by Way Of
Burlington
All who wish particular information.
and n large map. showing correctly the
Great West, and all its Railroad cOunec
tions. can obtain them, AMI any other
knowledge, by addressing General Pas
sencer Agent, Il. s Nc. II. Il. H., Bur-
liucion. Iowa.
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Com nunIcated.

EDITOR Posr.--In making up q
ticket to be supported by the Repub-
licsu party 10 the coming election we
should put in nominsiion competent
men, at the same time respecting the
rights Of localities. West Perry has
always been modest 10 her demands
aod is Justly entitled TO something
For County COMMISSIONS we re-
commend that sterling Republican
THOMAS SHELLESBERoER. lilo is vel
known throughout the county as a mar
Of integrity aud business capacity
possessing all qualifications for faith
fnl discharge Of the duties of that of
fee. BEAVER.
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Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTu, May "a gentle
man who has just arrived from Indian
Territory reports that on last Satur-
day night Deputy United States Mar
shal Joseph Pcevy, Of tho Western
District of Arkansas, with his posse
came upon the outlaw, Zeck Proctor
ut the head Of Bird creek, Cherokee
nation, when another fight en>ued re-
sulting in hye oi the Marshals party
being killed and eight wounded.
Six Of the outlaws were left deaC
on the ground, aad several are suppos
cd to 10 wounded. Marshal P,evy
was wounded slightly in ,wo places
and had his horse killed under him
Zeek Proctor, with his usual good
luck escaped, The wildes, excite
ment prevails throughout the surroun
ding country.
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lcnnsyIyanIa.

SoMERsIT, May 9,-A terrible fire
broke out 10 this place tbs evening,
resulting in the destruction OF three
quarters Of the town. All the banks
stores and hotels but ore, were dc
,,rcycd.
LAScARTER, May 9.-This mornn.
about twenty minutes past 8 o'clock
as the Columbia accommodation train
east, on the Pennsylvania railroad,
was passing through the short tunnel
above Columbia, it ran against = mln
who was walking in the tunnel, aud
threw him upon the opposite track
Al the same moment a freight train
going wcs; caught and crushed him
killing him INSTANTLY. Tho trains
were stopped rs sOol as possible, aud
the dead uan was taken from the
tunnel. Iii, head was terribly crush.
ed, one of his arms cut of, and his
body otherwise mauglea. lie was q
fine looking man, well dressed, and
was carrying with him . mason's ham
mer. We were unable to lelrn bis
name, Tut un lerstard that he was ia
Marietta yesterday, and said hc wa'
ou his way to Philadelphia 10 lool foI
4 job OF work. lie al,o said ,hat hC
WAS married and lad four children.
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Mexico.

City OF MEXICO, via Havana, May
.9.-Less anarchy now prevails 10 The
Central, Westoro, AMI Souther II
States. 1t appears that the prese nj
revolutionary movements are Tor the
purpose Of gainioG asceDdancy in To-
eslitics for the plnnder aud seizure OF
tho revenue. Public attention has
been turned to operations on the Rio
Grande. aud the movements Of the
Americans cause considerable excite
men at the capital. The Juarists blame
the revolutionists for the dillicu lties
while the revolutiopists publish ex
tracts from Ameaicah jonrnals unla-
yorable to Mexico to show what the
Jusrist administration has brought
the country to. The revolutionists
charge collusion between Juares aud
President Graut. Commissioner Guz.
mao goei 70 wsstipgton ts'dsH
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GREELEY and Brown as nominees
ore in like position in the presidential
campaign Of l5T2, 10 that occupied by
Bell aud Everett; in the contest OF
1860. Under no circumstances will
the people allow the election of q pres
ilcnt 90 into tho House, result for
which the Democracy now labor, by
Intriguing for the omiuation Of thiri
and even fourth titket If i dJzeu
candidates for presidcu, are nominated j
Grant will poll as many votes as hs
woaid if oDly one man was opposed to
him, anl tho fact that he will have
three caadIdatcs against him is mere
ly he evidence that tho enemies oi
the administration, whipped traitors
and traitor sywpa,hizeis, cannet agree
among themselves.
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4 mother Protest Against the
Greeley Ring

The following protest wh.ch has not
been generally published, was pre-,
sen,ed to the Ciucinnati convection
on Thursday last:
because we feel that we should be
recrcant to every princlpie hich rem
dercd necessary the calling Of this
convention, if We failed to lay before it
Ia statement Of the situation in which
We have been placed
because we believe this great
gathering from every part OF our CON
mon couuiry has bceu brought togcth.
er by better motive, aud for higher
purpose than Tho casting Of the solid
vote Of tho State OF New York in ia,
vor OF any one man.
Because few trained politicians
long practicad iu the maoagcment o!
New York State politics, have, by the
tyranny of majority vote. taken
possession and control of. and have 50
packed aud bound the delegation from
that State that only the casting Of
such vote will be kept in view and
accomplished
" Because our urgent demands for
representation 10 that delegation have
been de0ied TO us, unless We would
hrsf each and all, pledge ourselves
from first TO last, to aid in casting such
vote for the QUE named in the reso-
iutions passed by the majority, or Tor
such other person as the sam1 maj or
i,y should al any time demaud, it they
saw fit 10 designate another;
Because We are unwilling that
this great aud noble effort AZ reform
shall be seized and controlled by and
perverted to the selfish euds Of sumo of
the very men who have made this up.
rising u necessity;
Because we believe 10 tho right
Of representation, Of free thought and
free speech. aud because these have
been deuied to as by accomplished
manipulalors;
Therefore we earnestly aud deter.
minedly remons,ra,e aud protest
against the claim Of this packed and
mouth locked delegation 10 misrepre-
sent New York 10 this convention.
"And wo demaud that the officers
OF said delegation bs cited to appear
with the recording minutes OF their
proceedings, In order that after u
hearing OF our grievances equal aud
exact justice may be admin 's,ered.
Gordon l.. Ford. OF Brooklyn.
pTheodpre Bacon, VI Rochester
"Joba Norton Pomeroy, OF Roob-
ester.
~, Edw. Hallosk Seaman, Of Hemp
. stssds ,ts., ...,.
/" Members Of the convention from
~ snss II New York"
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From Europe,

LONDON. May s.-The Echo OF to-
day contains critical article upon
the performances OF the Atlantic boat
crew Of New York. who practice dai.
ly on tho river Thames. The writer
says "Thsir performances are ex-
eeedipfiy good, their action 6ue, and
tine and festhcrings are simply per.
feet. They are nevertheless some
W bat deficient 10 dash aud power,
and betray a disposition to hang ut
the finish o! the stroke, and do not
pick out their blades closely aud
promptly. Practice will however rec
tify their faults"
The London bostmen all regard the
New Workers as q fuo yawl crew
whose appearance on the river is very
snowy aud eliciis the admiration oI
the spectators. A great struggle i,
certain on the 10 ofJune.
MADRID, May 9,-Mnrshal Serrapc
shoots oil the ipsurrectionists he cup
lures who deserted from the Spanish
army to the cause Of Don Carlos, and
spares the lives of all other prisoners.
The Government troops attacked g
band Of Carlisis under Paacios nn|
completely defeated them. Twelve o
the insurgents were killed.
Marshal Scrrano, leader Of the gov.
ernmenL troops 10 Spain, reports t'
Amandus that in the engagement aI
Navarro with the Corlists his troops
after o serious resistance. succeede,
10 completely dofeating,bc insurgents
The reports concerning Dou Carlo
continue contradictory.
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TnE following e'oqlcnt words were
uttered by no less n pcrsonlge than
one Horace Grcely, and in view of the
signs of the times we are inclined to
think them prophetic: We are led >
remarked Mr., Greeley, "by him who
first taught our armies to conquer in
the West, aul subsequently in the
East, also. Richmond would not
come to Us until We sen. Grant offer
il, and then ii had to come. Cheers.
IL has neUsr ben defeat,d, dal he
",rer ,cW be. He will be as grca, aud
successful on the field of politics a5 or
that Of arms"
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New York.

Troy, May s,-The C9lorci R"pub
lican State Convention met to-day, and
unanimously pledged tho co!ored vo-
tcrs Of the State II support the nom
incc OF the Philadelphia Convention.
New YORK, Nay 7-AIvicos from
the principle scction Of France are to
The effect that the weather has been
favorable on the whole Tor Ngrlcnltu-
raj operations, The condition of tho
growing crops has been quite uniform.
ly satisfactory, there being bu, few
complaints.
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NOTICE o. Inventory of Widows
i under the 400 Iaw.-Notice ls hereby given
that the Inventory ot Elizabeth Heintzclman
widow Of ~. l. Hcn,Zelman, lato OF Union
township, deed.
The Inventory and Appralscment Of Mary
Arbugnst. Willow of Peter ATbOgast late VI
Petry township deed.
The Inventory anl Appaisement, % Anna
Fise. widow OF John Iikc, late of FTanki!r
township, decd.
Apprai-emeut ard Inventory Of Cathar M
township deed.
The Inventory OF Anna Maria Bltncr widow
Of J Ohm Bitncr, late Of UniO~ twp, dee d.
Apprai. emcnt and Inventory uf susan Wac
nor widow Of flias Wagner late efWcst Beave.
Township, dcc'd
Hlvo hecA hlei with the clerk Of the Orphan
Court @: Snyd der county, and will be presented
TO saId Court on Monday the 25th day Of Mai
next. J.tkOJSE, Clerk, q. 4
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New iIaOIpSItIrc.

CoNCoRD. May, s-lho Republican
Convention to elect delegates to the
Nitional Convention met hero this
morniog.
Resolutions werc adopted Iavoring
be n,piaalion Of Graut aud Senator
Henry Wilson.
The convention was fully attended
aud the deliberations hlrmunions. The
sentiment was unaninnusy in favor
OF the nomination OF Grant.
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Indiana,

INDIANAPOLIS, May 7.-Indiana
responds with an emphatic negative
to the action Of the Cincinnati Con-
vrniion. The municipal election in
indianapolis shows gaia Of l,cOC
Republican over the vote Of !ast year.
Returns from the Icadios cities and
towns show large gains increased Re.
publican AID reduced Democratic m.-
jyrities.
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JrDog DAVIS ha, wisely resolved to
retire from the ciolilacy Of the La.
Dor Reiormars. His light since tue
e'nvebtion has vi,.bly palei, a1d /, IS
sa'c to say 'h,, he would Mt p)ll
twenty thousand votes. Il Is very
doubtful If the Labor Reform RS will
reconvens anl nominate another can.
liln,e.
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Tue Rattman's Journ,i says the
6rs, effects Of tho anuouucemcnt of
Gseeley's nominaton was severe
hail storm in Cielried county, which,
while iuti1as for a few moments, was
harmless 10 its effects.
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Draft and Flexibility,

II is meriiously Stained for the Resell
TO have az little side drafl as any machine
in use; and its iicSibilily adopts il TO the in
eqaaliies Ofthe ground over which il may
be drawn.
For further information address. or call
on GEORGE W. SwARTZ, Ag'i.
April 20. w. Lewisburg Pa
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7 ICLNSE NOTlCE.-Noticc

7 lCLNSE NOTlCE-Notice j,
l/AercJy given that
John crlck, Mcclure CRY,
Nichicl weldni. West Beaver,
y l.. RaudenOush' Beaver Springs,
Moses Spccht, NcayertOwn,
Peter Hartman, centroyille,
~ Bolcnder, Midtlcburg,
u T kerstcttcr,
George Guyei, Franklin,
LnocA smith, Fremont,
Henry ). >chnec, Perry township,
Daniel Elsenhsrt Washington
/. &. Meyer,
Andres iOesh,
Lewis kE!ga, Kramer,
Henry A. u lg. scl!ns Grove,
!. +. Walter,
la sayers, Port Trovertcu,
John IL. Arnold, shamokin Dam.
J. J. hottenstein,
Sarah kccne.
IiNuIel & CLARK,
John y. Beaver. KratEersyills,
John limerick, kantI,
Jacob Blasscr, Chapman,
John WoOling, Penus.
Heorgc Hosterman, freeburg. Restaurant.
Isaac Focso, Restaurant, BeayertowD,
have filed their petitions Tor Tavern License
with the CLERK of the Court Of quarter Session,
Of Snyder county, and tie same will be present
cd for approval on Monday, tue .ith day Of May
next J. GROUSE, CLERK, q. &,
April IS, ls72
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Delaware.

Dover, May 9.-Thc Republican
State convention met to-day 40 elect
cd delegates TO the National cruyeu-
tiou 10 Philadelphia, and instructed
them to vote ia support of Grant and
Collax.
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Builders Hardware,

such as Door AID Cupboard Locks and
Lalchcs, bGtis Hinges. screws Bolts, Win
iow s.rinss, and fu'lcys, Nc, Sc.
1ioss, Leafs oHd Paints, OILS and
yurHish,s, EruNi,S, de-. CW'ry
and HOmchctprs' Hadrore.
cf every description; CARPENTERS
Tools. such as Planes and Plane Bits,
thisc.s Of all kinds. Augers aud Brace
Dts Saws, PiGmls x Levels. Squares,
& BeyelS, Files, bench Screws, Sc.
BLICKSViyUS Ma yERIiLS
Of every variety IRON of every size and
qIuii'y. Cas' steel, Sr,ing steel, Horse
and Mulc Shoes, Horse shoe Nails. Toe
Calk. Rasls, Files, Hammers, :, Stoue
Nasous aud Hricklayers Trowels, liam
ia.rs, Slslges. Lines, Sc, &c.
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+ .IsT OF DALERs.

The following y the list Of dealers In
goods, wares aud mtrcnandiss. within the
county Of snyder returned aud classified
in accordspcs with the several acts OF As
sembiy. by the Appraiser Of Mercantile
Taxes Of said county, 10 wit:
pcr.sr W<H
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EXEECUToRs NOTlCE.-Le,ierst tesla.
H mentary upon the estate of Daniel
Hoyls, late Of Perry twp, Snyder county deed
having been granted 70 the undorslgned. al
persons knowing themselves indebted 10 saia
estate are requested TO make payment without
them duly authenticated for settlement to
IL. NJ. NIPPLE, EAgcuroR
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DEGISTER'S NOTICE-Notice is

PEG Isl ENS NOIICE-Not office II
~ hereby given 10 all concerned, that the
following named persons have fiioi their &C.
counts IN the Registers once, at Middleburg
~uyler cog"iy, and tlla, the said accounts viii
10 prr,o. led tor confirmation aud allowance at
the Orphans Court % % held at 80 !!ehnrg for
the County Of snyder, on the Fourth Monday
ol May, next, te!ng the 9Th daS Of saIo
month via;
lie account Of George c. Ruster executor
Of the last will aud testament of Catharine kus.
ter decd.
. Tie account Of Peter NJ. Garman guardian
OF the Minor children Of John Rathinn decd.
3 The hrsi and hnal account OF Alien Sohoeh
AdmiuistrstOr Of the estate OF Lucy Linn Has
singer decd.
lhc account of Benjamin wittenmyer Ex-
ecutor Of the estate Of thrist,ana Wittenmyer
deed.
. Tie account of John wentzel acting Exec
ntor Of the last viii and testament oi Leah
VENTED deed
The account Of John wentgel acting Fxecu
tor Of the last will aud testament Of Christopher
WeniTel deed,
I The account Of John X. Hackenburg and
Joseph kuhns, Adm'rs OF the estate OF Samuel
kuhns decd
sTLe account Of John Y. shlndoi Guardian Of
Charles Wilmer Meyer, Minor CHILD Of Daniel
Meyer decd.
pThe account ofIsaac Reaver Admir- Of the
Estate OF Matthias Eggerd deceased.
10 The account OF Jonathan Grimm Guardian
Of John =. Glass, a ininor child Of Henry Glass
deceased.
II rhe account Of jonathan Grimm q Guar Ian
Of Sarah Glass, minor child Of Henry Glass
s. b. SCHUCK, Reg'rS Recr.
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RATOns, NOTLcE i.

IA Notice Il hereby given that letters Of I'd
ininistration on the estate Of Elias wagner late
of West Beaver Township SnJder county pa
deceased, have been granted to undersigned,
all persons knowing themselves Indebted 70 the
estate Of said deceased Will please make imme
diate pay ynent and those having claims against
said estate will present them for settlement to
GEORGE WAGNER,
JACOB ". HOWELL,
west Beaver Twp, May 2 tai Administrator
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IMMENSE SUCCESS.-AGrSrs WANTED,
lmaie and female, In every county In the
United states and Canadas. 10 sell our new and
most useiul Patent ;froID one ~ six used In
every family. 100 per cent. guaranteed. ior
samples and terins, inclOse ten cents and
Troy, NY. ~
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phigoArEs At LARGE TO TuE cossrITrrio
CCNyESTiog.
WV. VI. MEREDIrB, Philadelphia,
J. UfttiNGuAN FILL, Philadelphia,
nEs. HARRY WHITE, Indiana,
GgS. WIN. LILLY, Carbon,
Iiss BvRTHoiOMEw, Schuylkil,
IL ". M'AfLlsTER, Centre,
WILLIAM DAVIS, Monroe,
JAnxs l.. RArNcLos, Lancaster;
SAMUEL =. EisNicK, Wayno,
Orc. '. LAwRgScK; Washington;
NM. IA. ARNsTsoso, Lycomipg;
DAv.p ". WHITE AllegAsnyj
W. II. AiSEY, IehlPh;
JoHs u. WALKER, Erle.
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:}Il33;l5s(fZ'lIls'' b

by y A.. y IuB tuo goteu pioneer sno hum 9fist
A mast necnrate and ORIGINATING description
Of tho wiidness ard wealth OF che bop1diesa
West. Its untold riches, Big niuns, Buffalo,
Wolves, &C. Crowded with valuable inforInA.
ii1u. sparkling With the keenest wit and racies.
hnmor. rivAllng Mark Twain's best, and spiend.
tily illustrated. VIII be immensely popular
and sell beyond precedent. For sample paues,
Illustrations, terms sc addresss
HuBB hRD BROS. Publishers 10 Sahso
Street, PhIa.
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A GENTS wANTLD.-Agenis make more
"A money NJ work for us than AT any
thing clse. business light and permanent. Par,
ticulars free, a, STlsson = Co., Fine Art
Publishers, Portland, Maine.
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Rear Cut VS. Front Gut.

For the finest cut IL has been claimed
that il was the more easily handled that
II was safer for driver and machine; that
there is not the same liability TO injury, by
falling or hclng thrown of. the driver
would fall behind the cutters. The Rear
Cut machine is more easily handled, be-
cause the horses arc hilclied nearer to the
main axle, than in the Frant Cut. No
weight or saving on the neeks Of the horses.
The driver can see distractions, thus saw.
inp himself and machine from iniurv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARDIN ARE. llARDWA ARE
HARDW ARE!!!

We would respectfully inform tie public,
that in addition to our former business, We
have recently fitted up n separate apart =
uent f5r HARDWARE alone. and now
keen on hand "A Full Assortment. such us
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WANTED

THE CHRISTIAN. 4 i've! .i1.s; !Ssss
monthly religious, family paper, iull Of iuci.
dents, prOyidences, music, Ioetry, true stories
tor young. old saints ana sinners. No sectai l.
anisin controversy, politics, puts, pills, or pat.
ent medicines. o.. year 10 copies, t5 send
luc tor papers before you forget Little Chris.
tian, copies ~. II. l.. HASTINGS, tract kepOs.
iiory, 10 Lindall ST., Boston, Mass.
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A ssIGNEE NOTICE -wurnrAs

LADASfgL ". MARKS and wife Of Perry Town.
ship. snyder County, Pa, by their voluntary
deed Of Assignment, bearing date the lTth day OF
Aprll. \. ~ 1871, have assigned al the Estate
and effects OF the said Daniel II. MARKS. 70 the
In trust for the heneft of Creditors;
Notice Is therefore given 10 all persons knowing
themselves indebted TO said Daniel VI Marks, 90
MAKE payment without delay, and those having
claims against him viii please present the same
for settlement 90 HENRY SWEiGER,
Perry Township, Apr. ~, ~ Assignee.
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Us >. No Aprsrs Circulars Tara, sS2JU
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Taxes Of said county. 10 wit;
Bearer West.
Class. License.
Joseph Hains, Min - 81 90
n Smith, IA w
Heifrich 4 Brewer. IL ~ 5o
Hulshos & Yocom, IA 90
- Fl" mill IA w
A Hulshoe, II W
Aiom'Iurs.
q L Raudcnbush, - 10 0O
James spect', D. ~ w
U NJ klose, 10 w
Trorleriie.
Meyer & swarir. t3 10 90
George II HasseuPlug IL lO W
BearGiown.
Moses Specht, IL" 10 %
Bowersox s stahl, l3 10 w
= sbirk, ii oU
Pdrtonpiis.
shindel a swiucford, it 90
D } Bogar IL W
Nidileturs.
Isaac Beaver, 10 ~ w
Catharine Bower, IL ~ "
Khoads, ~ w
J W Dreese, - II o0
Wit,cnmyer & Son, 13 10 OU
q Guielus, IA OO
VIM II Beaver, IL 10 OO
Shindel Il Swineford, "A
CsnHepilk.
Aurand Son, IA
Waller Showers, IL 10
Jaetson ToVnship.
John Moury, mill IA
John Arbognst. mill Il
Isaac Bepier, mill Ii
hruiIsrVii!s.
J NJ oauberbcrman, IA
q Elenmeyer ii
Harrison Brous, IL 10
Ritter & leariek, l3 10
Beaver, l3 10
Shamokin Dam.
Rohback s Brother, l3 10
u Wentz grocery IA
4 loitenstine IA
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Wilmer aud weniEel, IA
EmithsgrOrs.
Jacob A Smith, l3 10
Yeistr's,
5 II Yoder IA
David Meiser, mill IL
Fremont.
Miniuul & Schnce, IA
Charles boyer, ii
II : y \ schncc, IL
John Schuec, mill IA
Daniel Eiseubart, IA
MarAlcy 4 Trou'man' IA !
I" mill IA
Fredrick .reiser, mill "a
| Miller y Syuei IL 10
| john VI Eine, 10 10
| II " SAuman IA
| " NJ Boxer ii
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