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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04

New Orleans Sanitary and Fertile
ing Company, contract ... 1875 90
CITY HALL.
w. e. Coyle d Co., coal for City
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, February 2, 1875.
Yeas-Bertoli, Brown, Bouny, Burke.
Landry, MCCARTHY. Pilsbnry.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. Ii. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04

ASSAULT AND BArTERY.--A policeman
named Louis Carriere, being charged by
Hattie Sey mour with assault and battery.
yesterday surrendered himself to Captain
Joseph, Of the fifth precinct.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04
AMUSEMEMrH.
VARIETIES THEATRE.
j. II. HARDY, Secretary.

yOAN = OWkNS....... Director
THO. HAMILTON........ Business Nanascx-
Last appearances this season Of the popular come
dian and artist,
MIR. JOHN E. OWENS.
ENTIRE CHANGE EACH PERFORMANCE
Thursday Evening-Married Life and Forty
Winks ME- Owens "a Henry Dove and 0prueeins,
Friday Evening-lieir a Law and Happioet Day
Mr.. Owens as DIR. Pangl0s and Gilman.
Saturday Matinee-Mr. Owens ~ "Nr Henry
Dove, Esq.,"
Saturday Eight-Paul Pry and Live Indian: Mr..
Owens in four chav Gctels.
Monday-Mr. J. K. EMMETT in "FRTTZ" e4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-04

A SERIOUS CHARGE.-A man fifty four
years old, named Frederick Monrose, was
arrested Tuesday, in Algiers, charged by
George Mason with having outraged a child
five years old. He was locked up in tho
eighth precinct station.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-10
The Monkey and the Looking-Glass.

want to TIL you about Jocko, bright,
mischievOus little monkey, which my friend
Mrs G., brought from India. She says
"He liked going to sea, and was a great tav-
orite with the sailors. He would run up the
mast and look down with an air of triumph,
as much as to say, "See how much better |
can do it than your | made him a suit OF
clothes, little blue trousers, red jacket and Il
sailor cap. He vas delighted with it, and
when went on deck always came to meet
me, ready for irolic. He often played
tricks upon the sailors, but never took any
liberties with me- One day l carried look
ing-glass on deck, and called Jocko to come
and look in He was wonderfully pleased TO
see what he supposed was another monkey.
He jabbered at il, and expressed us delight
in sundry contortons of his queer little face.
Almost all animals are social in their nature,
and suffer from loneliness when separated
from their kind. At last he stopped his an
tics and stretched his arm around the mirror
to feel the back of it. The instant LIE dis
covered Tic deception he flew into a terrible
passion. He seemed to understand at once
that il was no living monkey, and lie thought
| meant 10 cheat him. I had 70 run to save
myself from terrible scratching. He never
forgot il, and from that time we ceased TO be
friends, for monkeys are slow TO forgive
what they think an insult Whenever |
walked on deck the sailors had to keep him
ont of sight ! was sewing in my roam one
day, when he found his way there, and few
AT NE so iuriOusly that, if my screams had
not brought help, | think lie would have
killed me. Nevertheless, | mourned for Joe.
lxo when he died, for | never ceased 10 hope
that we should be friends again N tine
~ Nicholas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-10

Some of our worthy colored brethren Of
the Baptist persuasion had baptism down
at the creek last Sunday, and the ceremony
attracted a very large crywd of persons.
Mrs. Pitman's colored servantgirl was very
anxious TO be present, and, as it was not her
Sunday out, she slipped away from the house
while the dinner was cooking, and went
around in her working clothes. Her interest
was so intense that she stood close TO the
minister, who was in the water, while the GER
emony proceeded. After six or seven had
been dipped, the clergymcn, filled with en-
thusiasm, seized her and pulled her into the
water. She resisted but the minister mag
ined that she was merely afraid of the cold
ness of the water so before she could explain
the situation he soused her. She came up
spluttering and exclaimed;
What you dom? Lemme go, tell you!
But he exerted his strength, and sent her
"ker.chuck" below the surface again. She
emerged clawing the air wildly and shouting
"G'wav from here! Don't you chuck me
under agin, YOU niger"
But the clergyman was ineXorable, ana he
plunged her under & third time, ana held heT
there for minute, so as to let 1t soak IN and
do her good. Then she came up and struck
for the shore. and standing there, looking
like draggled mermaid cut in ebony, she
shook her fist at the astonished pastor, anG
shrieked:
80, I'll fix you! III bust de head ofien
you, you Urinary trash! sousin me IN DAT
dare creek and nearly drownden me, Wien
you knowed well enough all de time dat Sc
il Methodist, and bin chrissened by fem dat ;
yer betters, and knows more ABOUT rellgloh
dan all de Baptisses dat ever shouted, you
mis'ahle black scum! and me got de rheuma-
liz enough to set me crazy! Oh, I'll see
what de law din do for you! I'll have you
rested dis very day, or my names not Johan-
ia johnson, you woly.headed herrin? You
hear me?n
Then Johanna went home TO redress, and
the ceremony proceeded. Miss johnson IS
persuaded that the Baptsts are not any pet
ter than Pagans.-Nec lork Wect'y.
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c,TATEc FIALINOIS.L LA sALLE Co.'s
m he Il

CTATE ILLINOIS, La SALE Co.'S
- county count W Ia SIIe C0aHtO u H't J"y Id"''
A. n 1875. ~, - - ,,, -
nexed OF Estate of Peter Roach. deceased rs Lucy T.
Roach Thomas Foley Roman Catholic Bishop of Chica.
90 James Roach, Gilbert Roach, and Lucy Mary Roach
PtihiOn 10 Seli Ted! eStIte 10 pay deiS , ~, ,,
Affidavit OF the non.residence of Lucy r. Eosch WIDOW,
James Roach, Gilbert Roach ard Lucy Mary Koaci, ue-
PENDANTS named having been hed In the ONCE Of me
clerk OF the County Court of La Sale county, notice Is
hereby given to the said Lucy Roach James Roac az
bert Roach Lucy Mary Roach. that the said plaintiff
William p Henry ADMINISTRATION with copy OF NH an an
nexed of the OF Peter Roach deceased has ed MS
petition in the said County Court OF La sale county ioT an
order 10 sell premises belonging TO the estate OF SAID &c
ceased of y AS may be needed to psJ me debts
of said deceased and described as follows TO W.T. one
house and in Underhs Addition to ne Town 81 Crot
tvs Outlos being lot number thirteen OF uEderhls Out
lots county La Sale and state OF Illinois And that
sumpons has been issued out of said court against
urnabe at the July term 1875 of said court 70 be hol
den on the third Monday of July D. 1913 at the Court
House in Ottaws, in La Sale county Illinois. ,
Now unless you said Lucy 7. Roach james Ioacil
Gilbert Roach Lucy Mary Roach shall personally be and
appear before said County Court Of La Sale county on
first day of term thereof be holden at Ottawa In SAID
county on the third Monday OF July a. D. 1919, ana
plead answer or demur the said compalDants petition
hied therein the and tie matters and tMgs eren
charged and stated will be taken confessed and decree
entered against you according 10 the prayer OF said BIZ
o""' ~ II. 4. MoCALEB Clerk.
-,ouyS A. Nor oNpy. Commits Solicitors. lunlg-iW
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INISTHATON,S SALE OF

DNiINIS SALE OF,
n REAL EsTATE;-By virtue OF an order and decree OF
petition Of the undersigned; william Walsh, Admlnsrat9r
sell the estate OF said deceased at the June term A. D.
1875 OF SAID court Wit On the first day OF July A. d. 1915,
| shall on Monday, the second day OF August next
between the OF ten o'clock in the forenoon and four
O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day sell at public sale Al
said county the real estate described as follows to
Streaor county of La Sale and state Of Illinois, also the
following described real estate viz The east half OF Lot
bloomington county of Mclean ana state OF Illinois; on
wing terms. 10 wit: Cash in band on day OF sale
he above described property IS sold subj TO widows
dower) -
Dated this Sd day OF July A. D. ls!5.
WILLIAM WALSH,
Administrator of the Estate OF Maurice
MUlvihill, deceased
BowRy & NoLoSKy, Solicitors. july3 Nv
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The editor Of an up-country paper : SUI.
Longing about Milwaukee, afraid to 60
home. About month ago his wife met him
at the door with flat-iron in one hand and
in the other Il copy of His paper, with an co.
itorial beginning, Beautiful Jane! how We
nave longed to feel your balmy breath upon
our brow" Her name is Maria, and size
won't believe that he wrote Beautiful June,
which the type-seueT changed 10 JaRe.-Ri,
s-UJkee .SeEfiHel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-10

a Mississlppl editor says "yicksburg is
one of the most unanimous cities. in the
American empire" This happy u7animity
has been accomplished by long and severe
discipline When Eicksturg Coionel-and
all men who can read ami write there are
Colonels-advances an opinion everybody
else thinks so too II EEn is not uuani.
nous he is liable TO be killed. This plan OF
running town makes some funerals, but II
prevents scussion.-Nesf0 risGEs Rspustlcan.
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Picgie must wal; a little Longer.
Till his little suOU: j. stronger
Slowly and tearfully the boy turnea away
for he thinks that he is deeply il love ana
the poor fellow feels quite as badly as though
this was actually the case.--Fres Trader
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zegal.
nMINI SI'HATOK,S SALE OF
n REAL E.ssrAT'E

By virtue an order and decree of the Comfy Court o!
La Sale county, Illinois, made the petition OF the under
signed, Caroline cuchscnstein Administrator OF The estate
OF Jacob Buechsense deceased for leave 10 sell the real
estate OF said deceased the June term y. $50 OF said
court, TO wit: the 2d DAY II June 40, shall on
the 10th day OF July next at the Eor %. ocS IN te after
Of said day sell public gale az tie south door OF
the County Court House In Ottawa In the city Of Ottawa IN
said county. the real estate described as follows TO- wit
Ottawa cry Addition Ottawa Illinois also The undivided
one halt of Lot Four in Block Twenty-Five Original Town
of OTTAWA in said city, aud county he property 10 be sold
subject 10 widows dover theein in La Sale county III
nois the following terms, TO wit Oneha cash In hand
day of sale the balance In six months. with interest NJ
ten per per the purchaser 10 give approved
security mortgage the sold to secure the
payB,ent of the balance OF the purchase money.
Dated this Sd day ofJuy a. d. 1876.
CAROLINE Bl IL IiSEN STEIN.
ADMINISTRATIVE of the Estate OF Jacob
BUechsens ten. deceased
NICHOLSON d Snow, Attorneys. uly3-iw
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MN SETTLENIE NT..

y,IN<L SET,TLE,M &c y T'.--EsTATE OF
j John ALLEN DRCRAsHD-Notice is hereby given Ia
all persons interested in said estate, That JACOB Barr
Adrninstra of the estate of said John Allen, de
C.ased will appear before the County Court of the county
o La Sale and Illinois at the County Court House
in Ottawa in said county. Monday, the nineteenth
tay OF uy A. D. 1875 TOR the purpose OF rendering an ac
cOurt of his oceedngs in the administration OF sau 90
tate for the final settlement. . ,-
Dated at Ottawa this 18Th day Of June $50;
JACOB BARR.
ATTEST: II. A. McCALEB. Administrator.
Ilark CnnnfN Ennrt. | Ia SAllc Co. IM iunIHlW
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1t was a Pontiac boy aged fifteen, and with
finishing face and down cast eye he stood be
fore the County Clerk, who addressed hiE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-10

VNINAL SETTLE NJ GcNi.-EsTArE OF
CHARLES II. GRKEN, DRC D.-Sotce IL hereby giveI
to all persons interested IN SAID estate Irat Eu!n IL
Green AdministratrX of the estate OF Charles H. Gfeeh
deceased. will appear before he County oout OF me con
~ of La Sale and of Illinois, at the County Con
House In Ottawa in said county, on Monday the nneeehf
iay of July A. 1873 for the purpose OF rendering an nc
count OF her proceedings IN Tie administration vi s"u u
tate for the final settlement. -.
Dated at Ottawa, this 18th day Of July lSi2,r,-
RUTH 4. GREEN,
ATTEST: H. A. Mccall go AomluSfatrlA
49, iieiE Counrv CoHrt La sale Co, III. iunlg iw
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When New Yorker fell and broke his
leg Bergh remarked that he would Ike TO
take him to the hospital if he had time, but
he had sick dog in the wagon, and he
couldn't wsit--Dstroit Free Pres
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MAST Eu'- sALE.-UNITED STATES or

~
vi AMERICA-Hi the CIRCUIT Cpyt y he tHded Ndte',
Ion he N1,1brrH DntIict Of Tilinoiy-iq CAIHceTy.
George W. Goii, complainant, re- Lucen T. Sanger ElI-
beth y. sanger and Henry \. sanger defendants.
deCretA order o. the SAFE court, entered
In the sboN cause the 25th day o February L. J. Hen.
~ W shop Master IN Canc, ~ Of said court, viii sell al
Uuhc auction the highest bidder FOR cash In hand AZ
The south door Of COCH.y Court House In OTTAWA in
lSac county. Illinois, -. Thursday the 22i day OF Juy
4, D. - - two O'Clock il Tie afternoon oi the SAID lat
order r!entIoned ana do,-o"c. - wi. All rbr following
described lots pieces parcels % mi. iaat 90 ite cphi
~ of / a ale state III l.Js, 10 VT: Out lots num-
6eed one two Except that part Of two south OF the canal
thirty thirty.0ne thtytwo, trtythrce, thryiyur thlr
ty.nye ihrtysx tirtyseyen, lhiTiyclgh thirty nine
fo-'v.oHe forty Two three forty four iOriyye
a~ty.eCh fort whine and fty one all u section numbered
Svfeen IN township thrtythree north, OF range mum Der
o egst the third prime. pa! meridian. ana Tie believing
described bloc and lots In The town o! atncg In said
section sixteen. township hrythree range two, 20 vi:
Blocks one, two three tour, nve ten eleven twelve 'r
cg fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen, e!g'een ard nine
teen each containing lots. Lots two, three, four
rve and s!v, block twenty. Az OF block tWtntyune
ots one Two three, four. Gyc and sN In horE twenty
two Lots one and tnrcr In block iWen'yfOur. Lots
cre two three four and i've iu block twenty sly. Lots
one two. three four and five. 10 block twenty Ana
los one and two. in block th-iyQrc And al Interest be
longing 70 the said defendants IlCen sanger and Eliza
beth B. sanger the first say OF August A. d In sec
don sixteen. In township thr'grce morrill, Of range two
cast Of re third principal Ue.4il Also, the northwest
ruartar Of section thrtyOne IN township hlrty thi -
north Of range east Ot tie third principal meridian
All Of said premises being 10 sall county 81 La Sale To-
ste- With the teEeuel'- ke-ed tAmeui. privilege ana
appCrenances thereuIfO Belonging OF IN any ise aIieE
tSuinC. sale absolute. HENHl ". Bl9hOF, .
Nas.er IN CharceTy a the CTcl court % he [ led
States for tie NsrtherI u irict ui IibOis
/ Dated Chicago, NAV 18th. $50. Hay.@t~
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C1>ATE.OE ILLINOIS. La SALLR Co.'s.
- IN tie circuit count heIeg 10 Otobef Tenn leo'-H'
ChaRcerS. -,
John Domm -. James Brady and Jonathan A. Cowles.
IL appearing from affidavit on file In the ONCE OF the
clerk said Court that said defendant James Brady is
not resident In said state, and said complainant having
filed his bill of complaint in SAID court on the cnancery
side thereof 2llt day OF June ls5 hereln ana
summons having been issued thereon according law
Notice therefore hereby given 10 the said defendant
James Brady unless personally be and appear be-
fore said court at said term thereof to be held AZ the
Court House in Ottawa said county on the second Non
day of October next 1875 (wen and where said sum.
mons returnabe) and plead, answer deur or except
said b the will Ne taken Tor confessed against
Won and the matters and things therein PRAYED for dcceed
accordingly. tHAl.LtS Il. Hooh, SeIh'
BowRN MoLoNEY, Solicitors. iun2b wv
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NJORTGAG EE'S SALE.-Whercas Fred
vi D. Dalton and Victoria Ada Dalton ms WIG, OF tie
tain March = 1874, and ed Tor record
the Recorders Office of said county on the 3th gay OF
Book q page Is of the Records of said office convey uh'
TO the undersigned Michael Splsberger lis heirs and as
signs all following described real estate situate IN the
town OF Streator, In said county OF La sane partcuSry
known and described follows: Commencing AT stake
on Everett hundred feet north OF stanton street
thence running west one hundred ana ory ett 10 an aey
hundred and forty feet 10 Everett street. thence sont
fifty ieet said Everett street 10 the place OF beginning
and being in and part OF Bonsons Addition 70 The Town
And whereas said mortgage given secure the pay
OF certain pToissury mole Tor the sum seven nun
bred and fifty collars bearing even date Will Sad0reage
ana payable three years after date with interest al ten
per cent ler annun, payable Annually sXec9ted Oy i e
And Il provided IN and by SAID mortgage t
in of default In the payment OF lhc sad hoe above
effect thereof the said MORTGAGE, Mchael Susberger ms
legal representatives, attorney, after having advertised
such sale four weeks in newspaper published IN e clty
Ottawa. Illinois. sell the shid premises or any pa
thereof and all right OF equity of redcT ton OIL the SAID
Fred Dalton and wife, their heirs executors Adinsra
assigns therein al public yendue to the highest od
time appointed in such Advertisement: .
And whereas default has been made by said Fred Da
ton In the payment the first annual nsalment OF inter
due said note, and ttc same sun remains hnhd
Now, therefore. |, Michael su!sherger, mortgage as
aforesaid do hereby give pn 70 notice mat under ana y
virtue of the power authority conferred upon me by
said mortgage shall, Monday. the 2th day Oh July A.
D. 1875 hour OF ten O'Clock IN the fore Don OF said
dav nj the south the County Court House. IN the
CITY Of Ottawa Illinois, sell and dispose Of the premises
hefenbeiore described and all the right and equity 81 re-
empton Of said Fred D. Dalton and victoria Ada Dalton
the highest bidder for cash. pursuant TO the terms oi SAID
mortgage . 60 .
MICHSEL sULsBEgGhR Mortgage.
NICHOLSON d snow, Attorneys. maya :"
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
IMPORTANT FACTS.
A subject that interests every Fam1 ly in the Land, and particularly, those in Moderate and Poor
 Circumstances,

fact that admits controversy being the important questions Of WHAT TO WEAR HOW WHERE TO BUY TO THE GREATEST ADVANTAGE
 public accustomed to look to the who keeps the class or and examine @oous prices.
 Clothing HOusfully understand- have always made ajudiclous use o the ess o they have wh owing the fact that the public nave they in every instance perform advertise to do,
 the character and position o the it's of conducting Is pubic wherever one o te located; showing the great an theyh others in the Retail business
 In the irstp establish aMANUFACTORH o1 CLoA ING ordinary manufactufe oy DEPARTMENT ther< by ensurng the best Custom made 1henr the price Whlc in this most important "ep
 
 Secondly They employ their work room the pest ',l ensurng the pest class ot Worh "n their garments soo"e the mo desirable Clothing to buy. the greatest care Is se anu material is used All Coths 'e p"
 saving or three prohts prices they are 'pe 'o is @ do their business strcS Ao CASH nd have ONE PRICE ONLY
 exchanged the money re1uhoe" should he satisfactory,
  10 th BOSTON sou ARE @  market
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
SHEPAUG R. Es,
NAUGATUCK RAILROAD.

Connections The and Passenger and Milk Trains, "SouLH connect with Conn. Western K. k. rom Mh- lertOms
 All trains "NopTH" on the above table, con- meet with Conn Western k. K. for Mtllert0n.
 c. W. BEACH, Sup't,
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD
 TIME TABLE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANG EMENTs On and after MONDAY, APRIL 18th, Is76,t trains will run as follows:
 GOING NORTH.
 FROM BRIDGEPORT. sooa m. Freight Train, for Burlington, arri-
 wing at 4.45 D. m., (with passenger car)' ,o ao a m, Passenger Train for Pittsfeld, arr- wing at 3.30 D. III. for State Line, 4rrlSlhg at245 D. m., Albany 4.3o p. m, huoton, Saratoga and the West; at canaan. wltn train for Winsted. ,spm Passenger Train for Pittsheld arriV- ing at 10 25 p n, connecting wltn h4pres.s pres. Train for Albany at HaWleyVlue Wltn Shepaug Train for tchfeld. s,on m Express Freight Train, for New MI ford, arriving at 10 P m
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE.
 Special Passenger Train for Pittsheld o'4o h. or, n living at z 47 a. m.
 " vRoM HARRINGTON. ..,o m K, tight Train for Pittsheld, (witn 4:eo a. Ill. tsa ~ scar) arriving at SbO B. m. on m Freiebt train for btate Llne, t"PA S'l0 "' rassenger ca,S, arriving at 1O.95 Q. m'
 FROM VAN pEUSENvILLE. aaop m. Passenger Train, for State Line, ar. irving at 2.l6!p, m.
 FROM WEST sTooKBR1DGR. 7.5oa. m. Passenger Train for State Line, arrlv ing at 5.e0 a. m.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
Ayers HairVigor, For restoring to Gray Hair it's natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which is at
 once agreeable, healthy, and efectual for preserving the hair. E soon restores aded or gray hair to its original color, qvith tue
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
Stngc Connections
DANE RY B R A N c H

GOING NORTH. Leave Bridgeport, 10.S0 a. m; 6,S p. m. Arrive in Danbury 12C0 m.; 6b6 p. ID. Danbury for Pittsfeld at 1l.20 a. m. and 6. % p m For State Line, Albany, Saratoga and the West Il. .2o a. m.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
D IsrRICT OF SALISBURY, ss.

U Probate Court. April 1st; 1875.
 Estate of James L. How'd. late of Salisbury, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of Salisbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settle ment Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly sttested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make imm ediate pay, ment to FRANK K HOW'D,
 3W39 Administrator,
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
Nelr Adrertisell1ents.
Valuable Papers Lost.

Y OST or taken from the office of Landon S Co.,; A package containing Hiram Weeds notes favor of Landon s Co.,, viz:
 One Note dated Millerton, N. T., Sept. 18th, 1870, with annual interest from Dec 13th 1870 for one thousand dollars due April 1st, 1871.
 One note dated Milerton, N. Y., Nov. 9nd 1871 with annual interest from July 2nd, 1871; due April 1st, 1873. for one thousand dollars.
 One Note dated Mnlerton, N. T.. Dec. 2nd, 1871, with annual interest from March 2nd, 1871 due April 1st, 1878, for one thousand dollars.
 One Noee dated Dec 10th, 1870; due April 1st, 1871. Interest paid to July 4th. 1879, for one thousand dollars.
 One Note due April 1st, 1871, favor of II. Landon, for twelve hundred dollars.
 The above Notes are secured by mortgage on Hiram Weeds property. in Westcheater county, for five thousand two hundred dollars.
 Also, H. Weeds life insurance policy for five thousa and dollars with the assignment of the same to & Co.,, or H. L., by H. Weed and wife II. Weed and wife mortgage deed of above prop erty. and other papers relating to the mortgage.
 Any person returning the above, or giving in formation leading to the recovery of the same will be literally rewarded. LANDON & co.
 Chapinville, April 18th, 1875. 40tf