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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17

SIIEKIFE''S SALE. BY vrtue OF an execu.
ton or transcript OF Judgment issued out OF the clerks
sce OF the Circuit Court OF La Sale county and state OF
Illinois, and 10 me directed, whereby commanded TO
make the amount OF certain Judgment recently obtained
lands teneents goods and chstte OF the said Ann Reed
have levied on the following property towt; Lot No.
La Sale county. and state of illinois. the property Of
Ann Reed.
Therefore according to the said command shall expose
for sale at public arcton all the r h title and interest Of
the above named Ann Reed In and TO the above des.
crbed property Saturday the twenty fourth day OF June
1876, at2 O'Clock AZ the south door OF the County
Court House, IN Ottawa La Sale county, and State OF
Illinois.
Dated at Ottawa this ID day of June 1876
ARTHUR &. MCINTYRE.
iunS-3H Sheriff OF La Sale county, Ill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17

NOTICE.-ksTATE OF ALLEN MCDoERiL, DEC'D
y Notice is hereby given That the undersigned. Admin
srators estate OF Allen McDone late OF the county
La Sale Of Illinois, deceased VIII appear before
the County Court said county the third Monday beg
the 18th Aay July 1916 NJ the County Court House In
Ottawa I'm said county, when where all persons having
claims demands against said estate are hoted 10 attend
and present the snIne IN writing for adjustment
Dated this I'D day Of May \. u. 1876. -
MARY MCDONNELL,
DONALD AlCDONELL,
may2i.Cw Administrators.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17

VISITING CARDS H sisI Rse 6al HHd c .:ss 81
Oman q HspemGn's. west Of Coart House sSuaEe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17

THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE of grin,
u, other STYLES Of Thrcshtrs, cSn be SAM .
Improved Machine, sufficient, erery job, u
peg all expenses of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, NILLET, HCNGAC
like seeds are threshed, separated, cleaned
rs easily and perfectly Il. Wheat, oats Rye q,
AN EXTRA PRICE is usually paid for II.
se,ds cleaned by this machine, for extra ClcGni,
IN THE WET GRAIN of 1875, tl' sc wore 81
italy the ONLY MACHINES thatcou' run viii
or economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect
,elsn Others utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting
tons, such ~ ENDLESS Aprons" "Radhes," ~.
"Pickers" etc, are ~ltrely disyeaScd irh j.
on half the usual Gears, Reits, BoXcs and !.
easier managed; more durable; light rEnrin'-.
~ repairs; no dust; no" littcrinGs" 20 clean
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsERs WHO Gro
IN the large saving made by II viii not chi H.
rior and wastefu machines, but VII ta7N {,
improved Thrcsher doing their work
FOUR SIZES made for G. 8, 10 and L
Powers Also speciality Of SEP,RATORR, de
and made EXPRESSLY roa STEAM POWER
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, Viz &.
proved "Triple Gear" and our "Spor Speed H.
bury Style, both " Mounted " on four wheels.
If INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Ra...
apply 10 nearest Dealer, or write 20 us for llC
ted Circular sent free, giving full particular Of
Styles, Prices, Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard q Co..
BATTLE CRErK. -
These unr'yacd machines and extras for same are su
hx
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AegaI.

DA MA RUPT sALE.-M the District C0uri
ID Of the United States, fOr the Northern District or M
ROis.-H Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF John Colwe James N. Co.weil and
Henry +. Clark, Bahkrupts.
The under ned offers sale the following described
real estate:
Addition the city Ottawa together With the buildings
situated thereon known as the Opera House property
The south twenty feet OF lot one In block ninety, in
States Addition 10 Ottawa located on the west side oil Is
Sale street. south of Jete street.
Lot fourteen, in block twenty nine, In Ottawa Centre
The south half of norheas. quarter of section thirteen
town seventeen, range three 81 In Monroe
county, Wis.
Also building the fortyeght feet OF LOT
eleven block eighty nye in States Addition 20 Ottawa
Bids will be received for the purchase OF any or all the
ABOVE described property until SATURDAY.. July Sth at
The right to reject any all bids Is reserved
acceptance OF any bid subject the approval OF
the court THOMAS ID. CATLlN, Assignee
Ottawa, H., June S, 1S76-9-iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17

These uHyalcd machines and extras for same are sup
piled AT lowest factory prices by +. ID. s"EElsti'
Ottawa. His.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17
Note, Letter and Bill Heads

Printed IL fstclass stys at the Free Trader Ufce wes
of Court House square. DSMAN q haItHlAN'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-02

whom our middle ngoI friend--who
didn't look nearly so middle aged
with his wig of was the chief.
The robbery had been alroitly
planned The leader of tho gang
had tal,on possession of scat in the
coach, and after learning, rs ho sup.
posed, our defenscloss condition, had
given the signal TO his companions
by throwing out the bit of paper al
ready mentioned After the unex.
pected capture OF tho first robbcr au
attempt was made to save the booty
by secretly passing IL to the ac-
complicc. still believed to be un.
suspected, who counted on being
able TO make OF with it at the nest
stopping place The result was that
both for n season, did tho State
some service"
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other citios, Later the New Yoll,
banks,vith one exception, suspended,
aud q few days later tho Boston
banks did the samc.
[JGmes liuchGGGn, Democrat. wa7
Presi iont, and during his tern Tie
1ioodicst ciy.l war ever known to the
world was olgiui4el against froa "a.
Dor by which results were produced
which hayc loaded down tho ppnp.,
with a debt That h,s dcprvcia,gI m-
oors auj values uf al descriptions.
Tho tiic turned about tIo m.iIia
%; December, aud the revival utlus.-
ness wIs wonderfully rIpliaul cou.
tnued until 1860, the most pros.
porous year of on; autg.war era.
FAC duration OF t!e season of up
preston following th.so c0mlar.
ri0l c.15es viii un seen uv u giu,s
..on tnc following
That OF 1919, t"o years.
That ot iS!j, a year aui % laii.
IHdt Ot iSji.a year aul u La,n
That oi 1873, one year
That OF 1888. six mouths.
Inat OF 1891, six months.
From this view OF thlags we maT
hao nctrt believing that tto bri.h,.
rnns up VAL c,alo gs l. has dJno
before, and ta!t wo haven't very
long to wait for il.
l'rgtu tnfs ,...,.,, ,f a., ,,,,,; ....
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We were Eve passengers in I'll
two ladies' on the back seat. o Ls'd
dls-sged gontlemla, Qlaker and
myseif on the front. Tbs two IL q les
might have been mother and dIug h
tor. aunt and niece, gov9rne5s and
charge, or might have sustained any
other relationship which makes II
proper for two II lies to travel to-
gether unattended.
The midile-aged gentleman was
sprighuy nn1 laxative, and soon
struck up an acquaintance with the
two ladies', toward whom, in his zeal
to do the agreeable, no rather over
did it-bowing, smiling, and chat
tering in q IN Jst attentive manner.
He was evidently gGy Lothario.
The Quaker Wore the usual gIrb OF
his sect, and confne his speech, as
many an VI. z. would gave his credit
by doing, to simple yeas aud
''nays." AS for myself Imake it an
iuvariable rule of tho road to be
merely loo.;er-on and listener,
Toward evening | was aroused
from one Of those reverios into which
q young man, without either being a
poet or u lover, viii sometimes fail,
by the abrupt query from the talka
tive gentleman.
"Are you armed, sir ?"
II am not replied, astonished
no doubt, visibly, at the question.
81 am sorry to hear it, he said
'for before reaching our stopping
place it will be nearly midnight, and
we must pass over u portion OF the
road ON which moro than ono rob
berry is reported to have been CON-
mitted."
Tho ladies' turned pale, but the
stranger did his best to reassure
them.
"Not that I think there is the
slightest danger at present." he re-
sumed; only when ono is RESPONSE
BILE for the safety of ladies, you know
such a thing Us pistol in one's
possession would materially add to
ones confidence Your principles,
my friend" he said, addressing the
Quaker, II presume, Gre as much
opposed to carrying as to using
deadly weapons
"Yea, was the response.
"Have tho villains murdered any
OF their victims T. inquired tho ell
dor lady, nervously.
"Or have they contented Them
selves with-with plunlering them !?
added tho younger in timorous
voice.
"Decidedly tho latter" tho ania.
BILE gentleman hastened to give as.
surance "and as we are none of us
prepared to offer resistance in case
OF attack, nothing worse than rob
berry can befall us"
Then, after blaming his thoughts
lossness in having unnecessarily in,
troduced disagreeable subject, the
gentleman quito ezcolled himself in
his efforts to raise the spirits of the
; '.cmnany. aud succeeded 80 well by
tue time night aat in that n,l had
quite forgotten their Icavs nv oniy
remembered them to lapgh ut ,sam
Our genial companion fuirly talk.
cd himself hoarse. Porceiving which
he took from his pocket a package OF
nowly-invented 70 nigh candy" aud
after passing it first to the ladies
no helped himself to the remainder,
snd tossed the paper out Of the win
He was in the midst Of high en-
~pninms on the new nostrum, more
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Onward.


NJ .Trl
Does the way seem dark nni lrea-y,
As you p,od along through life:
Have your hands grown weak anl tired.
Vainiy battling ia the strife
Have you seen more clouds thsu sunsbin
Since you started for - work
Have you yielded to temptation
AMI your duty tried 10 shirk
Have you often crsvcl assistance
Frcm your fellow workers there
Have you vished your heavy burden
lie would kindly Tor you bear
Have you been at times discouraged,
Did you think your fight was vain,
NDid you feel you'd lo-l tho ,ic'try
You had struggled hard to gain
yHgh above you raise your banner,
Iet its gorgeous waves unfold,
PriSt your motto plain upon II.
Haze each lcttcr made OF gold.
Let AZ motto be "Riyh Oapari,'
Keep yoar eye upon it we'll,
Push along yol'll be victorious,
You have .pAde a stroke "to tell"
You have started forth with courage,
Now tho battle half is won:
Shirk not hack for petty iriies--
Watch your mct;o-apsten on
In the distance cloud. OF darkness
You will Sc, now move apart,
And again you II ser the sunshine
Since you made n better start.
S<sNs.as1rsrsss s-r.rs-ss"ass
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-Wanamaker & Brown present Ger,
tain facts to the people, in n large card
on our End page. But it is very
large house and they have u large stock
and it takes large space to tell the
public about the large discounts they
are making. Don't fail to read the
advertisement. They are men who
say what they mean, and do what they
9ay.
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l. q q L 4 " Z.
Believe lie.

B.lieve me, when toll thco. darling,
that my hetrt IL warm AMI true;
And the years have only brought up
Hope an | lJyo combined vita You.
Bitter memory wakes to sorrow
That has slumbcrci many years;
But tho daylight hour " nearing
When We meet Ia smiles aud tears.
Tho world may s'on anil turn eolily
On tny track DER lani and ssr
Yet III bctr tho blow mpre bravsly
Ifit leads to love and thee.
Lonely hours sni failng pie,.urss
Fiil the mind with iIy' gbno ~,
when We kiss nir little tire tsurss,
Parting sadly you and l.
Fate and for,un, ever btttlins
In tho ranks Of bbunlinx no.
Down to-day ani lp TO- morrow
10 the lesson Of the striIe.
Loving hearts must ncvsr faiter;
Hoping gonwaritithe lltt:
Dystst tue storm without murmlr;
uod will help whom I'll is p,s,.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-02

GooD PLACE 40 SroP Ar.-lhe Allie
gheny House, Nos. Sl2 4 Sii is one OF
tho best places to stop at in Philad,
The Propr. MIR. Beck, is the right man
and knows how to run tirst-class ho-
tel, as all will testify who have stopped
at his lIopsc. Terms reasonable.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-02

A mind that 10 conscious OF its in
tsgrity seems 10 cay moro than il
means 10 perform.
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~. rag.gs.ryyys>rz<zyv15-zu

FaITI ~ ~ CaMsr AluNE-HOU
must by al means rorgomber thjs.
You must not put your trust or sal
yation in yOuc conversation, or in
your church, or in your religion, ~
in tho opinion @. oIhcra, or in the
"way you feel = but only in Christ
Faith in the best oi these vii, not
anyo yoU--on!y faith in Jesus.
Many pnop'a have flith in them
selves they believe ihcy arc Chris
tinns but that is not truo fifth.
Many have faith in tioir feelings ,
they "leol all right = but that does
not slyo sinnors, Many hayo simi
lar feelings concerning their church;
they think It is tho "truo church.
and thoy have joiuad it but no trUo
church can s.yo q soUt without dcsuH.
All these things may ha good aud
proper, but nothing over saves cy
cept t1jA iaN5 Lord JcFG5 Chria..
And now il YOU feel that you
have this faith buu partially devel.
opoi, lot your prayer be, lord |
bol,oyo help thou my unboI;ef
And may Jceua. who is the "aWthor
Of our ialun. 'iho also its "huishor,' y
-Rec. DuriG u Br'f1
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-02

ONE STEp IT A rnE "A great mn
ny people nishoMtou themselves by
worrying too much about possible
future troubles. Prudent ioyethought
is ccmmendoblo, but mere unreas-
onable worry should DO avoided.
1t is an net OF folly for a man to con-
iure up all the troubles thet might
befall him and mass them before
him as SO many obstacles to no OVER
como at once. 4 man at tic foot
Of a flight of stairs which ho has TO
ascend would be foolish to assume
that he must take all the steps at
once, aud that because he canuct do
that no cannot ascend Mt al!.-He
has only to take ono stop at q time,
ann when he gets to the top step he
takes that almost rs easily rs ho
took the first. But when he gets
to tho top let him bo careful that he
does not fall all tho way down by
one misstep. 1t is the same with
the affairs Of life. All we have to
DO is to take one step at timo.
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sA'T--~srDncseSsy~>=sS,
EXempion Laws.

The Groon9v!llc iry,e, comment
ing on Senator hnicrsoag rrop)si
ton " exempt $1,000 fr',l saitlro
in this state, 1avs; "Nu..a lh,
amount il w..sout drGh. 20 h..a.
tho sulject itself d5seryeg G,rious
consideration. Eat il would ho bet.
ter If the La-isl.m, would ati&o
at the root Of the who' evil arl for
biI tho courts to Ciow jr1,nout t.
bcoou.,soi, on warrant oi attorney.
or lgmont % b. con.o.,cd without
summons first LG;irg locn insuel.
Passing exemption laws AMI thcn
allow them to be wajral Iy the
debtor has tendency 20 lower tho
tone OF commercial honor, nul the
intention of tho Ieci,lntUrc TO pros
vide something for racsl.53 or care
Ices dcbtor's family thereby defeated.
10 iiGaW!aa Lagejs Il 5p!ocas 81 sharp
daliing. Tho creditor, to secure
himsalf, demands 4 judgment nate
waiging exemption, atly,o!c, f,aging
to be over reached hy 5umo sArcv e.
der antagonist anil the debtor, feel
ing the want OF confidence Of bis ere
dior. AMI thn llch If any appeal to
h.' honor or integrity, too often con-
silors tho whole mat;or as one ia
which ho il tho emlgirs, man vino
can oycr-icGta tho Cih.r
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MaETEaG ALLOTMENT.

lfEu~'rF 'n7s than a., C'r1luy WI tai, il
nH.E as - 90 ihHnUr,als. Tlll. btrIulthe
lninsttial Exhibition e., OF srw NorE.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-02
THE POST.
Published every Thursday Evening BY
JEREMIAH GROUSE, Prop'r.
Terms OF Subscription,

Terms of Subscription,
Two DOLLARS PER ANNU,f. Pav.
able Within six months, OF s250ifn,+
paid within ths year. No paper dir.
continued until all arrearages as
pnid unless at the option Of the pub.
Usher.
Subscriptions outside Of the county
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
fS5-rcrsons liftirc and using papers
addressed q Others become Subscribers
and are liable forthc price ofthc paper
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The Quaker Detective.

- eIe Ct n IN g
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Panic: Under Democratic Management

UP0'bical Parties are 10 be ma Rsp3nsi.
Die for Pmic', The Democratic Pdfy has
boon q Financial Cars5 10 tic CdUaify.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-13
The shoe pinches.

The evening paper, in n verbose and
viciously worded article, reflected very
unjustly upon the Hon, Nat Nj. Bur-
ford, thd District Judge elect of this
Judicial District, heading its maudlin
defense of itself and wanton attack
upon Judge Burford with the ironical
and knocking head-notes of IA Model
Decision,n "The Gag,n "a Second
Daniel Come to Judgment" etc, all of
which are Intended to cast sIur upon
this distinguished gentleman, and to
bring the court over which he so learn
eddy presides into derision and con-
tempt. We sincerely regret that u
public Journal should so far forget all
courtesy as to intimate that His Honor
refused to permit legal and proper evil
dence to be introduced in behalf of the
editors OF the Commercial in criminal
charge against them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-13
RnIlns CnIleKe.

10 the kdlt1r oI tile Dallas llernldi
In your issue Of April nth tind this
paragraphs
"Whht has become OF the Dallas Col
lege? Surely, with the encouragement
given II 10y our citizens, It's projectors
can hardly think OF letting the enter
prise fall through"
A few weeks past published an mr.
tlcle In THE HERALD giving minutely
the reasons why there had been delays
In the erection Of the College building.
! thought what ] then stated would
put quetus upon all restlessness
and uneasiness OF our citizens. The
Board of Directors IL proceeding ns
rapidly in this work AZ II can
with safety to all parties. A college
cannot be built up In day, 10 at
tempt to build hastily would be to in
sure failure. Our object Is to pro-
ceed wisely, cautiously, securely. We
ARE not initiating balloons nor blowing
ap soap bubbles. We are attempting
to erect an institution that shall endure
for ages, aud bless the community
and State In which II IL located, Give
rs time and your money and we will
build such II house. and organize and
conduct such college as shall be an
honor to the city and the pide of the
| State.
We ask the citizens not to be restless,
as we assure them that we have no
idea Of relaxing our efforts or Of giving
up the enterprise. We know no such
word as fail in this work The college
building will be put up, and first.
class school, rs now already in opera
ton, will be conducted in it.
Nov, If the citizens Of Dallas really
desire us to succeed, let~them show
their faith by their works. Contribute
literally of your means, and send your
children to the school. ! would b(
pleased to address the citizens Of Dallas
upon this subject.
CT. WiLBURN,
President Board Directors and Prcsiden
Dallas College.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-13

by tina herald's Special Correspondent
After pleasant ride Of an hour,
you: correspondent finds himself in
the town Of Plano. This place is pleas
antly situated in the midst of one Of
the most fertile and beautiful prairie
spots OF "old Collin" q
From an insignificant town OF two
hundred inhabitants, 1t has In the past
two years doubled its population, and
is now metropolitan city of five
hundred souls, and on every hand is
seen the evidence Of prosperity and
thrifaHNl8 at5 tygg }
The question of sidewalks
and street improvements Is
now agitating the minds of the
"city fathers,p and we are creditably
informed that that august body has
actually made preparations for the i'm.
mediate 'commencemen of work upon
this much neglected and badly needed
Improvement.
Business generally is depressed, and
the merchants are doing scarcely moth
ing. Your correspondent was much
amused at the answer of a merchant.
We asked him what was the cause of
this general depression in business, and
he very good naturally replied, "small
pox," but as far as l have been able to
learn, the health In this locality was
never better, SO, / suppose, this was a
thrust at Dallas.
Everybody is looking forward to the
wheat crop to enliven trade.
Plano is fast becoming quite ship.
ping point, as will be seen by the sub.
Joined statement Of shipments for the
year justpast: 3,lOO bales cotton, 81, 900
bushels wheat, 20 car loads corn.
The wheat crop has not been mate
rally injured, and the prospects are
quite fiattering for an abundant
harvest. II is estimated that the
acreaDe "a three times as great as Inst
YEAR and 90 far the nrosnects for n rich
harvest are it,is Thought better than
thav Nave bean Tor manv wars and,
aIrsady oavr aba seen iha ta,hativa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-13
The Royal .JaDs.

Fields theatre was. crowded last
night to witness the pei formances of
this very clever transfer. 1t is hardly
necessary to say that their programme
was y most acceptable Que. The sword
juggling, box aud bottle trick, top
spinning, magic balls, coutortions, etc,
were received with much applause by
the audience. Gangero is certainly be-
yond comparison in everything that
he performs, while Tommy and Kuhne
In their eontortions, somersaults, and
other like performances are almost
wonderful. The managers promise u
change of programme every evening,
aud we can assure our readers that
their clever tricks are well worth see
ing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-13

--Dr A, p, Smith has received II let
ter from Mr. IL, y, Dodd, IN which tho
writer states that he viii soon G en-.
tlrely well, aud shall return TO Dallas.
The friends of Mr., Dodd will remem.
ber that he lett here about nix weeks
ago, comparatively bllnd, but under
the treatment Of his father an oculst
Of Dexter Guy, Missouri, Mr., Dodd
will soon DO restored TO sight and
health.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-13
Notice.

No bills against any one connected with
The Herald Office viii be allowed In settle
ment OF accounts due the Office unless by ex-
press agreement with the Business Man
ager.
Nocontract for advertising will be recog-
nized by this Office unless countersigned by
the Business Manager.
City Circulators are not permitted to col
ct for subscriptions longer than one month
In advance, and persons who wish to pay for
longer period must do so at the office.
No bills against the Herald Company will
be allowed unless accompanied by n written
order from the Business Manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-13
CITY BUSIN ESS.
Hot and Cold Baths ut Wilson'S, No
Ala Elm street. DECIDEDLY

All persons are hereby notihed that the
following Dallas county Registered Scrip,
commonly known as Courthc use Scrip"
said to belong to the estate of Mrs G. Il.
Mays, ct, NJ, have have been lost on mislaid,
and all parties trading therefor, do so at
their peril, viz: No, rs, Nos. 2O6 to PIG nclu-
sive; Nos. 222 TO 22I inclusive; Nos. 22G to 279
inclusive Nos. 2Si to 29l inclusive; Nos. 2gO
to S2S inclusive Nos. Si5 to ISL inclusive ;
Nos. O92, 50i, 02S G29 $50 and G3l. The num-
beers as above given ara the registered mum
beIS of said scrip. W. II. CASTOR,
Trustee Estate Ms. Q. Il. Mays, ct al.
nprl3-3t