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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-21

AS we olu not see ChrlstopheF
Bunday, we saw no white person
till reaching the site of IndSanapolis.
There in the tall timbef IN cabins
we saw the holland family, they and
the Pogue family were all, / think,
on the four sections or all on this
side of The river. We made an en-
campment over White river, near
above where the National Road
bridge now crosses, and there by
fire in the woods cooked, eat and
slept as usual, with the difference
of having an extra supper; one of
the company killed 8 1ine turkey
[perhaps an early settler in the af-
ternoon, up towards Noblesville.
and we brought italong and cooked
it on sticks before the fire. The
ground was very rich, dry and soft,
making comfortable under bed
On our return home, we camped,
slept and eat where RaysviIle now
is The same fall 1870, with m-
family, wife and three children, /
made visit back to North CARO-
lima, and there and returning
made seven times I bad travelled
the road or roads, from the spring
OF 1914 to the fall Of 1920, sir and
q half years; four times with wac-
ons as movers, and three times on
horse back, camping ont regularly,
when with wagons cooking and
eating, independently. At that
time there WAS IN fact no othsr
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-21
AL RECORD.

@Joseph Banks and @ W woods. heye
opened Groeerys opposite the Msrkethouse
on Marioes whore they are. pseoarsd "a. sup-
ply customers With fresh Groceries, Fruits.
Butter. Eggs. Vegetables, and most delicious
Ice Creem. Give them . call-pricss fair.
p lie. nse Cognc'i mssFucts the Mayor to
- On Saturday pislB lass, Z. ! were laid
on the Street Railroad. with much speakine
sud nusie-eepesially the two latter-both
were we'll ~ on. -
0cr ysanG 'church-yasd' critic. Nae.
Of sne Tel = well answered BY sreconstruc-
ton In another column.
~R . Dormsr, has bssp quite III 70 r4hs
week past bot We trust be will soon be able
~ take Q seass' and stick
N The surgical operation at 81. Louis on
Sam'l WiRkins' head, which Ne sosieed lat
vssks psevee euecessfuls and he IL doing fipe-
ly-his-ni6d b estirsly restored.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-21

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
Religious Department,
IOlANISTS AND THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.

1t is well, sometimes, TO learn of
our enemies The Roman Catholics
have just held a national coveutlon in
81. Louis, where the burden of their
talk consisted in denuncatlon of the
pubhc school system. There was no
one that liked the public schools
With the Bible they were bad, and
without it they were still WORSE
" hat Was needed WAS the EXPULSION
OF the Protestant Bible, the introduc-
ton OF the Douay version aud the
RUmauist catechism. Then with the
model buildings and the discipline of
the public schools, our educational in
situations would be perfect! Some of
the Catholic fathers present at this
meeting exhausted the glossary of
eplthet and the use of vigorous figures
Of speech in describing the evils of
our common schools. But let us not
be too severe on these clustered relies
Of past and these representatives
OF church whose main supports are
darkness, secusion, and mystery, and
whose famous motto is that 'ignorance
is the mother of devotion.n The very
spirit aud essence of the Roman Cath
ohc religion is opposed to free, open,
sud unreStraincd education and cul-
ture, and SO long as that church is a
power it will oppose free schools,
where priests are OF no more author-
ity than laymen. But the point which
was made in the resolution finally
adopted by the St Louis gathering is
one that ProtestanIs will do well to
consider. 1t has long been the belief
Of some of the best friends of The pub
lie schools that intellectual culture
was sought greatly to to the neglect
OF other interests just as important to
the Symmetrical development of char
actcr. Rationalists alone, and not
Catholics, are opposed to all religious
instruction in the common schools,
such as the acknowledgment of a
Divine Creator, who wisely plans and
rules, aud who has created laws which
require, among other things, truth,
justice, honor, probity, and charity
toward men. The time is rapidly
coming when the rules of morality
must receive greater attention in our
public schools than they now do.--N,
W. Adrocfe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
A SELECT LIBRARY.

Life is short, you can not know
everything. There are but few things
we need to know, but let us know
them we'll. People who know every
thing. do nothing. You can't read all
chat comes out. Every book read
without digestion is so much dyspep-
STA, Sixteen apple dumplings at one
meal are not healthy. In our age,
when hundreds Of books are launched
every day from the press, do not be
ashamed to confess ignorance of the
majority Of the volumes printed. If
YOU have no artistic appreciation,
spend neither your dollars nor your
time an John Ruskin. Do not say
that you are fond Of Shakespeare il
You are not interested in him, and
after a years study would not know
Romeo from John Falstaff. There is
an amazing amount of lying about
Shakespeare.-Ialmage.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
TILE POPE AND THE KAISER
From Judy.l

Pope Ptrs lNt, Emperor of Germo@y:
Ny SoS-You imagine that you are
al independent monarch, of Protest.
ant proclivities. You are wrong.
Ia your interesting infancy you were
baptized, and so were your subjects,
probably.
Therefore, you are all my children.
am your long lost father. Bless you.
Would you mind telling Bismarck
to let the Jesuits alone, just to oblige
me? Pro NISo.
Emperor Of Germony to Pope Plus ~:
1oup HoLsNEss--You think am a
fool.
You may be infallible, but for once
you are wrong.
In my own country ! do what l
please, or, what is the same thing, Bis
narck does. We mean to 90 on do
ing so.
We wont have you for father at
any price.
You may 90 to Jericho, and take
The Jcsuits with yon.
Perhaps your Holiness will take your
change out OF that. WILLIAM.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
Sportsman, Attention!
Removal.

f. S. SPRAGUE & SON Have removed
their Gunsmth shop to J. F. Miller's build.
ing, opposite kinnie < Spratlers, High s.,
where they will keep constantly on hand,
double aud single Shot Guns, which they
will warrant to shoot we'll. Ammunition
of all kinds, Powder Flasks. Shot Belts
and Pouches, and in fact every thing in
the gun line, which they intend TO sell
cheaper than this class of goods have ever
before been sold in this market. Feeling
that the business naturally belongs to US,
we are determined that if others will 90
into the business they must do it on vcry
small yroft.
Any kind of a gun made or repaired in a
wo:kmanlike manner, and warranted to
give satisfaction.
f. S. SpRAGUE & Son.
Mineral Point, April 10, 1878 loft.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20

His precious leisure hours Congre-
gational pastor in Connecticut devotes
70 the printing business, but not for
plesure nor profit. From his handy
press he issues evrey week the ont
lines Of his sermons for gratuitous dis
tribution among his people. In com
mon with every other pastor, he prob
baby wants to have Sunday thoughts
and good resolves last through the
week, and this is his way OF ssing
them upon his church.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
A:lgeA a LECTURE

e.aesfasV TO YoUN G. MEN
Jpst Published, in q Seated Eaeelope. Price
SIR cents
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment
cure Of spermatnrrhTe or Seminal Weakness, lnvOl-
uniary Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impedimen.s
to Marriage generally; Nervousness, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and phy steal iuoapacity.
resulting frOmSeif Abuse, etc.-By ROBERT J CUL-
NERWELL. NJ. D., Author Of the Green Book ,nkc
The worid-renowned author in this admirable lee.
ture. clearly proves from lis own experience that
the awful consequences Of SeltAbuse may be effect
ually remove without medicines and without dan
geroua surgical operations. bou.ies. instruments
rings or eOrlia,s pointing out a mode os cure al
certain and eftctual, by which every sufferer
no matter MIA, his condition may be- may cure him
self Cheaply, privately and radically. THIS LEC-
TURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO THOUSANDS
AND THOUSANDS.
Sent unaer seal, to any address. 10 plrin sea led
envelope the receipt Of six cents or two pOstag.
stamps
Also, Or. CulverwelIs Marriage Guide pr 80 ca
Address the Publishers,
IHAs. J. {. KLINE 4 co..
l2f broadway, Now York,
P 0. Box 1880, nusn.iy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

PEDAL CoMFoRTERs.--ln this rigorous
cline every man who has outdoor work
to do needs something that will prevent
Jack Frost from biting his toes. Daum
~ Schilling have buffalo and wool,linsd
boots and shoes that will keep the feet
comfortable, no matter how cold the
weather. Any foot fitted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20

Lot No. 55, Taylor's addition to the
city, with good, comfortable dwelling
and out houses. Premises consist of one
acre is good order Enquire of
ALIEN. WILSON, Agent,
Oct. ,, lS73.-40tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
Limp, Limp, Limp.

Why not take your horses to Geo &
VIM. Day, and have them shod up in
good order There also you can get
your Blscksmithing done in the bes,
manner, on short notice and at reason
able prices,
GEO & VIM. DAY.
Mineral Point March 81, 1873. If.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
ChemtclcS and Pure Drugs

Pultord is just opening the finest stock
of pure drugs and chemical, direct from
first hads, ever brought to this city Call
and price them. His motto is, pure
goods and low prices
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
Light! More Light. Greater Light

Pulford has just returned from the
East, and has land in the largest stock
of lamps ever brought to this market,
which he sells at very low figures. Call
and see them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded.

Il il my aim 10 keep on band at all
time foil stock Of everything appertain-
ing 10 the drug trade.
~ VfTr'-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
To school Officers,

School officers in want of n male
teacher may apply for same to Editor of
TRIBUNE, or James Brown, of this city
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
TLk0T Y'l TXT7Agr TJ9j{J-

ti1Jrcrb1lilc or eix bottles for 81 CO. delivered
70 any address, Secure from observation. So.l
BY druggists everywhere. LfcpaFed by
~ AEN w * co. 1Ui Duane St. ~. r.
70 whom an letters for information should ba
addressed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
ICsT-.siY COLT.


DY the subscriber residing In the city OF Mineral
ID Point, on the northeast quarter Of Section l.
Town T. Range ?, east, about the 3Oth day OF Oct.
1873. steer, one year old past. Of a strawberry
color, with short tail; no particular marks. The
owner have the same by calling, prove property
pay charges, and take said stray away.
Z. J. COOPER.
November 9Th lsI6.-45wi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12
ARgal.

MOTTO ESTATE OF THOMAS lvERsoN, DD1ssxp
" Neticc Is hereby given, that The undersigned, eNecatT
of the last will and Ament OF Thomas lversOn, late OF she
county of La Sale and state OF Illinois deceased VIII appear
the County Court of said county the third Monday
(beng She 18Th day of May 1873, at the Court House In
Ottawa In said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified 10 attsnd
ard present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this ith day of April A. d. 1878. -
JULIA INERsON,
apr5-6w ENsCutriN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12
To Rendt Clothing Waterproof.

II i, very desabe to understand how to
make ovcrcoats horse blankets, hay caps,
grain bags, and lythin. else waterproof by
mourning IA littleXpensc. We herewith give
= recipe which Is often been sold for hun
drcds Of dollars unsophiStiCated ClothierS
To about ten OUTS of rainwater add half a
pound of powderl alum: stir this at inter
walls until it becOcs clear; them pour it off
into another buckand put the garment there
in: Let it remain f. Iwcnty-fOur hours, then
hang it out to drywithout wringing it, \
!adv who has tesd this recipe thoroughly
writes that when ey were travelling, they
wore garments tls treated in the widest
storms of wind anCain without getting wet.
The rain would han upon the cloth in glo-
hules; in short, the lrmentS were really Wa
terproof The gentlnan walked nine miles
in a storm of wind al rain such rs YOU rare
IN see in the South, ID when he slipped of
his oycrcoat his undclothes were as dry as
when he put them This IS we think, a
secret worth knowi: for if cloth can be
made 10 keep out wet is in every way bet
ter than wa,erproofs.N. J. Herald
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

Few persons are aware, probably, OF the cN
tent to which the percCriagc OF cream Is IN
fluenccd by the condition. of the COW 1t is "a
curious fact that any excitement Ia which the
animal IS subjected causes IA very large loss OF
cream Dn the milk. At the Barre meeting OF
| the Mass State Board, DR.. Sturteyant, OF South
! FRAMING cham, said
Under El,p same feed and under the same
circumstances, the same COW gave, one oay
nine and half per cent, OF cream ana amour
er day cghsee0 per cent. OF cream. iheic
upon Mr. Lewis. an old experienced dalryman
said: II can tell bigger story than that. /
have taken good deal Of pains to test the
value of my mill. shat have worked INTO
cheese. have graduated glasses for the pur
nose and | have found COW whose uniform
nerccntare of cream was eighteen per cent
reduced To six, in twclvchOurs,-- not from any
change of food. but from IA little excitement
You gentlemen who make butter, be careful
to adopt my advice and always treat your COW
kindly and gently; never get her excited be
couse every ounce of excitement will take
from her milk one per cent OF cream. have
knowna COW abused by ia furious, brutal
mixer and the percentage of her cream went
down onc.half 1t is astonishing what an eff
feet excitement has on the percentage of cream
in the milk that II COW produces. You will
be aStDlllSlltNl IL NbA " III Ildht NV lNo' CIV
make it carefully have known COW, cX
cited from natural causes to drop her per
centage of cream in her milk from fourteen
to six per cent in twelve hours. So | would
again repeat, whoever abuses his COW knocks
out of his milk IA large percentage of the
cream
1t will readily be seen how important it Is
to keep the cow quiet and free from fright and
excitement The worry by dogs, the hurry
ing and halloing of boys, when driving the
cows home from pasture the kicking and
pounding of an angry mixer or any similar
cause of excitement will be sure to reduce the
quality Of the milk to the extent OF several PEI
cent of cream. This fact is too well attcstcd
by many careful and experienced dairymen to
admit doubt, and the first object of concern
with the butter dairyman, especially, should
be to see that his cows are treated with the ut
most gcnlcncss all the time. The boys who
drive the cows home will make a note Of this
and when spring comes and COWS 90 out jus
mark what we say-.Nass. PlopghHdn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

BI,NIoNs.-The trcatmcntConsists in remov
ing all pressure from the part The torma
ton of bunion may in the beginning be pre-
vented but only in the beginning; for whcr
once actually formed it is scarcely possible
to ever get rid of it, and it remains an ever
lasting plague, To prevent the formation OF
a bunion, it is necessary, whenever and wher
ever shoe or boot pinches, to have it eascd
at once, and so long as the part of the foot
pinchcd remains tender not to put on the Gi
tending shoe again. When bunion has once
completely formed, if the person wish tohavc
any peace, and not have it increase he must
have last made to fit his foot, and have his
shoe made upon it. And whenever the bur,
ion innames, and is painful, it must be hathcd
with warm water, and pouticcd at night
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

NOJ'ICE ESTATE or THOMAS HALLsrT, DEC'D.-
~ Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned Admins
traitor the estate Thomas sc late of the cOanty
La sale and OF ls deceased will appear before thu
County Court said county the third Monday beng the
18th day. May lS the Court House Ottawa III said
county, when and where all persons having claims or de-
mands against said estate notified to attend and present
the same in writing for adjustment.
JAMES DONALDSON,
6W Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

IRONING SHIRT.FRONTs.-ln a tirst-class
laundry, starch is made in the usual manner;
to pail of starch Il whole sperm candle is
used When the linen is dry, it is dipped in
the cold starch and ironcd in the ordinary
way; then it is damped with wet cloth, and
the polishing iron pressed over it. This is an
ordinary smoothing-iron, ground of so that
the edges are all rounding To this last manip-
ulation the linen is indebted for the peculiar
laundry gloss which all admire 50 much, but
which many housckccperS have vainly striven
to leave upon the wristbands and bosoms OF
their husbands shirts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

NoT'IC E.-EsT,TE OF PRgCGLLA WHALE,-Notce
~ is hereby given 10 al persons Interested IN me estate
CT Preca Whale that the undersgned guardian OIL bell
min j. Wlale minor child said PreCua Whale. deceased
will appear before the County Court OF said county OF La
Sale and state of Illinois, at the County court house IN
ottawa IN said county, on Monday the 2lst day of Ap A.
1873 for the purpose of pettonng said court for an or
sell the following described real estate belonging 10
said estate of Peca Whale deceased VIZ: the surface
only OF the west half OF Lot number Eleven In Block mum
Der Eleven, in tile town OF StrGator, IN the county OF IN
Sale and state Of Illinois The proceeds OF said sale 10 be
used tor the support and education Of said minor child
March 2,th, 1873 JOSEPH WHALE,
DICEEY. BOYLE & Nicholson, Solicitors, mar?s-Sw
ND'I'ICE-.-tsrATE or loRErT NIXON WATERMAN
v DEC'p.Noce is hereby given that the undersigned
ADMINISTRATORS the estate Robert Nixon Waterman late
olhc county OF La Sale aud state OF Illinois deceased VIII
appear before the County Court Of said county on the hr
Monday theing the 10Th day. May 1873 at the Court
House IN ottawa in said county when and where all per
having claims demands against said estate are mott
ned to attend and present the in writing for adjust
ment.
Dated This eth day Of March a. D. ls1S
SILAS W. CHEENFR,
mar29 6w Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12

\rO'TICE.-tsTATg OF ARIA SMITH, DECEASED
y Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, cNecurN
the last will and testament Of ARA smith, late OF the
county OF La Sale and of Illinois, deceased viii appear
before the COunty Court OF said county on the mira Monday
being the 18Th day May 1873 at the Court House In OF
tawa said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said state are notified 10 attend
and present the same in writing tor adjustment.
FOLLY SMITH.
mar;5-6w ENcCutriN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12
NIonTGAGIa -ALE-wncrcas John /

NIOIS'IEAt sE ~ IE Whereas Johh ID.
vi OlnSiCd and MlhHll OWstCd, III we bN lne.I Ct
tain deed. bearing dae the second gay Oh
A. ISL and recorded IN the Recorders once III anu Ipr
the county OF La Sale IN the state Of Illinois, on tue sew
cnh dly OF March A. 1854 IN Book 81 OF Deeds. nj page
and mrut Ou,d and described 10 tue Uhar'lGh
3D. Lewis Umaui TO secure the payment OF one certain
prus>ory note hearing date lh said mortgage lc"
ilr by said John D. Olmsirh. for the sum OF two hOus.
and 60 lars PAYABLE the order of said Lewis MAUI hNc
Years acr date hrI'O with Interest ~ the rate OF ten
pcr cent per nruUul, payable annually:
And whereas b provided In aud hv SAID mortgage
that in case at default I'M tie mcnt OF the sara hpie nc
cudu. s tenor and effect. the laid Lewis lWlRnt might
SEP the said NOR gagged premises ard all nyh All equity oil
REDEEM ptiuu oT Ih- said John u. Cmscd and Nhinn Om
for cash by uUb c Huciun. AZ The place ana IN TIE manner
specified zoo said mortgage deed -
ArdwhrrD -dcut has been made In the payment OF the
"a uru,.ury note, and there nov remains an" al" PNA
bic uercpU the Whole Of the prGC al sum thereon ana IN
trrr-l thereon rom the SECOND d1y OF hhrch A. D. I,
Now therefore, public u9ilCeI- hereby given ihh' u Low
uau the undrSi-upd under and by vtur oi the pow
aud authority I'm aul ny the said uuflLag" 'cru upon me
such mOrig thereof conferred Will ~ two O'Clock r.
W. on Friday 'hc sixth cay ui June D. l'i. ~ nor
door OF the County Court House IN 'hr city 81 ottawa 100
the Ouutv OF LA Sale and state u, Illinois, hy VunG aug
ton To lhe highest aud hrsr cdrr tor cash sell the H
humble rH seven eight. nine auh ten, d" Block nNmMt
eighteen iu GREEN'S Addition No. 'h'rlr 90 vi"Wh n lur
county Of la Sale ,i state u' Illinois, WIN az htI.u-,
and improvement, thereon, yut a me t-I, u' W 'It'
and county ui redemption OF r said John y. OIWslr' ana
rro-rIn Lfwl- TNLATF,
Dr,f Nl.rru nY. 1,,.. ID hOri-B-ee.
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I,INAL s,ErTLEMENT

IiSAI E;TTLE;M l. NI'.-EsrArE or
NICHOLAS WOOD, DECEAsFD.-Notice Is hereby civ
en- to all persons Interested in seate That CAthane NJ
bee formerly WOod cxecntriN OF the last VIII ana YES.
lament of Nicholas Wood deceased, will appear before the
County Court the county Sale and state OF Illinois,
at the House in ottawa IN said county, on the 2st
day of April A. D. s1 for purpose OF rendering an &C.
OF her proceedings In the administration OF SAID estate
for the fnal settlement.
Dated AT Ottawa this 18th day OF March ISIS -
msr,i- iw H. l.. MEAD Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-12
I,ynCIT1|OIt.SN SALE or REAL ESTA'

TX ECITI~cR'ss "a LIE OF REAL ESTATE
II y virtue an order ana decree oil the county tour
of La Sale county made on the petition OF the undersigned
executor OF the last Will and testament ol tehy = MHaIu
debts entered ut record At the March term Of said court
n 1874 shall on the 96J April A. - 1873 between the
heurs Of Ia O'Clock A. Nj and o'clock NJ. OF said day
sell AT public AuCou at the south door Of the Court Hons,
the city Of Ottawa in said county TO the hsest ana ots
bidder therefor the following real estate: D..
Five acres of 81 the northeast corner OF south half OF
southeast quarter section number lhir'y three township
number thirty.nye, range three east OF 81 T. M.
TRuNs.-CGsh on day Of the sale W. ~ SMELL
,narIi 6vy Executor &C.
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MOTTO E.-FsTArE or CALVIN W EELLs. DEC p
y Notice Is hereby given, that the undersgned admins
traitor OF the estate of Calvin W Ecls, late OF the county
of La Sale State OF Illinois, deceased VIII appear before
the County of said county on the "a Monday tnelhS
e lgh day) of MAY 1873 at the Court House in Ottawa
in sold county, when ana where all persona having Gains
or demands against said estate nrc nolcd TO a'ehu S
preseRt the same in writing for adjustment.
FREDERICK EElLN,