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HE APPOINTS HIMSELF EDIToR-IN-CHIEF OF
MONTERREY NEWSPAPER

MONTERREY NEWSPAPER.
LAREDO, TEX, Dec. 22.-Mr. La Grange one
of the proprietors of the Monterey La Recixto,
arrived here yesterday. He states that Cen
Bernardino Reyes, military governor OF Nuevo
Leon, has journalistic aspirations, and has
practically appointed himself editOr-in-chief OF
La Recista by requiring that all manuscript be
submitted to his inspection before being
printed. Mr.. La Grange is making arrange
menfs to publish an edition of La Recista in
this city. The first number will make its APP
pearance on New Years day. IL viii, without
doubt, contain interesting reading matter for
Gen. Reyes and the administration he repre-
SentS.
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CLINGNAN,s TOBACCO REMEDIES.

These celebrated Remedies have made some of the
wonderful cures on recurd Hundreds of tes,i-
nonas are being received at the home office every
day relating their wonderful! curative virtues vgor-
Gus and eheaeions IN their action and easily applied
No family should be without them. Call w :.
Thompson. John ". Drew. G. CHRISTIAN and other
Druggists In Washington, ID. G.. where they can be
1ound d22-Ist<1p
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SYRACUSE. n. Y, Dec. 22.-Dow, Short & Co.,
private bankers here, have failed. Chas. l..
Baldwin is the assignee. The assignment was
filed this morning.
The firms failure was precipitated by the
failure yesterday of SilSerstein & Co., clothing
merchants, for whom the bankers carried about
$40, 900, which is a total loss. Preferences of
the suspended banking firm. S:sS, 900. The
firms deposits are about $4,000 including
trust funds, preferred. Rediscounted paper Ia
a large amount in the Sy racuSe banks il secured
by real estate mortgages. II Is expected that
the depOsitOrs will be paid in full.
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THE TAX DIFFICULTIES WITH the CITY Of
EILzARErH Nnr NEr AnIrsIEn

ELIzABErH Ner SEr ADJUSTED.
ELIZABETH. y. J.. Dec. 22.-The Singer ma
chine factory whistle was blown at $50 q clock
this morning. and the locked-out ernployes re-
turned 10 work. The levy has not been lined.
The city council committee have asked Pre~i-
dent Mckenzie what security he viii give Cor
the taxes. The controller says he cannot be In
demaified Ia do wrong. but will demand good
security Tor the taxes. The councilmen hold
that the controller Is an independent Officer
and is not controlled by them in the collection
of taxes.
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A Conspiracy Disceverea as rssre'
roma.

LONDON, December 22.-Advices nom Spain
say conspiracy 60 establish a rpublic has
been discovered at Tsrragona. The details OF the
movement are withheld by the government
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A Missing Lake Schooner.

THE ORPHAN BOY MYSrERIoUsLY DISAPPEARS
AND NO TIDINGs OF HER oBTAINABLE.
ST. IGyAcE, MICH, psc. ~ rht Mackiuaw
Lumber cofnpQny have given up ali hope of
finding the schooner Orphan Boy, and have
ordered the tug Sapgutuc return here. The cap
tain of the Saugutue telegraphed from North
Port that nothing had been of the
schooner at either Fox, Hog, Whisky or Beaver
Island. No wreckage of lumber had been
found. He says the vessel could never get to
Green bay with the wind northwest and thinks
she will first be heard from on the east shore
She passed the head of Beaver Island at four
o'clock on the afternoon OF the 4th inst. The
telegram concludes: I'VE go south when the
weather SUITS What has become of the
schooner is a deeper mystery than ever.
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PERSONAL.


SsnA CASH WILL BE PAID BY AN EX-
P@OO pert book keeper for q cierkship Of any
hino paying 500 or over democrat: have passed civil
service examination Address
J. b BROOKS, Baltimore, Nd,
d2i-St General Delivery City, z. O.
MASH DETECTIVE AGENCY-ULDEST ExSs
w tabiished reliable Information furnished. con.
sutatons ree and strictly confidential. Office hours
Am 10 aOpni managers. W. WiLlIAMs& G. Il.
PRICE. 926 NV. dIUrIm
NCDEVlTTs DETECTIVE AGENCY
AZ iniormatlon furnished to reliable persons only
dl2-lms MsDEvrrT FLrNDER. SOS Pa.ave. NV
I'm ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
Jupon us we are now prepared to my full value for
Gent Second-hand Clothing. Address call at
"JCsTHS Old stand" $40 d 81 NV oett3nn
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Only the lower branch Of the Virginia general
assembly Was In sessiOn yesterday. A bill 70
appropHete S7Ose00 "a the eonfederate disa.
9ros6l16nt, & 50 vxs8
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

kNUR SALE-A RARE CHANCE-A FARM OF
= 30 acres, within 10 miles OF Washington. Alum
dance of fruit of ali kinds good stone good barn
COW house carriage house. large mill grinding corn
buckwheai, snmac, &c Price S.;,5uO, on easy TERMS
or Will exchange for city property. NORTH WASH
lNGTON X T.. Co, $40 + ST. NV. d2I-:St
tNOR SALE = THIRTEEN-ACRE FARM on
Il Good Hope Hill, one mile from the city: buildings
new; healthy location aud we'll watered Inquire or
address Geo. II. ARMSTRONG, Garfield r. o. d. c.
dl9-tu.th3t*
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT SIX MILES
AAtrom w ashington containing liz acres all under
nigh state OF cultivation Ii has every convenience
Ior easy and hrstciass farming and the etable
Proucts more than the expenses OF the place The
mansion was recently designed by we'll Known Bos-
Ton architect and Is rsass in all its arrangements
Also TWO good DIV elng-houses Tor foreman and other
haids As suburban home II is luxury. and needs
Only 10 De seen TO be appreciated The owner parts
Wnh II only because business demands his removal TO
Boston, Inquire of owner. $ X. PRIEST the place.
one mile from rakoma Station, D. G.. Metropolitan
hranch, II and % X. X Post Office address Box 1913
Washington. II. e. dl.-t;tx.
kOR SALE YARNS WE HAVE A FEW
II Farms and Bniidins Lots for sale the Metro
poiifan X X, convenient TO the city.
dIZIm A. r. HILL & Co., 1888 st.
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HARD WooDs

1T TAKES YEARS TO ACCUMULATE A
WOODS, SUCH AS WE WILL. PRESENT FOR
SALE JANUARY lsT. 1ssa 1T TAKES FOUR
OR FIVE YEARS FOE SUCH LUMBER TO SEA-
MAINE TO CALIFORNIA To FIND THE
CHOICEST GRADES.
WE HAVE BEEN QUIETLY AT WORK SINCE
ON JANUARY Isl. 1886. WILL OFFER A STOCK
OF THE MOST SELECT HARD WOODS IN
WASHINGTON.
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In Atlanta, Ga. yesterday, argument vins -
J. 0aarke, or he prohibition election CO.
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ifsSrS THE CELEBRATED BRAESIDE
SAUSAGE received fresh daily, by
y. CokNWELL 4 SON, l4I6 and l41S Pennsyl-
ranla ave NV, opposite WIZARDS hotel dl06t
Il e-sS SAMUEL s. SHEDD,
CoLoRED GLASS GLOBES, DECORATED
SHADES
student Lamps. Portable Gas Stands, Candle Sticks
Decorated Capdiea Goods lorthe Holidays
dl2 zoe 9Th street northwest.
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Failure ut Piqua. Ohio.

PIQUA, OHIO, Dec. 22.-OFerrall & Smith,
manufacturers of agricultural implements, have
liabilities are $50, 900, and the assets about the
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Inoculated by Pasteur.

THE FOUR NEWARK CHILDREN DOING WELL
IN PARIS.
PARIS. Dec. 22.-The four children from New
ark, n. j., who were recently bitten by mad
dog, and inoculated by NJ. Pasteur last evening,
are to-day doing well.
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INSPECTING THE OREGON STONE.-Senators
Dolph and Mitchell, of Oregon, and Hon. Hora-
ito King, will pay visit to the Washington
monument, at three O'clock this afternoon, for
the purpose of inspecting the Oregon stone,
which has recently arrived. This stone has
been described in THE STAR
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MR.. MoRRILL's COMMENT.

SERvIA MUST EvAcUATE PIRoT.-The mem
bers of the International com mission appointed
20 n x n line between the Servian and bulgarian
armies have drawn up and signed protocol
binding the Seryians 20 evacuate P1rot on 8ou-
day next and prolonging the armlsttce -
Narch \. The protocol has also been uig1lo1 b.
the Bulgarian sud iservian delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-22

ILLET & LIBB EY,
Cor. 6tn street and New York avenue.
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LECTURES.

VJROF. SlDWELLS LECTURE ROOM. NEAR
u Friends Meeting House. 1911 street northwest
Prof. Trip ) descriptive series X -cent European
Events Illustrated hy maps. by Patronage of prom
nsnt citizens OF W ashliigiol. Al. g. Tickets w. o.
Meezerctt Co.'S sos Pa and at door dIg4<
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Intern:
revenue, S136, 1884; customs, S456, 1877.

ARMY ORDERs.-Fifty recruits have been Or
dered to be forwarded to the division of the
Missouri Tor the Sd cavalry. The leave of Capt.
w alter Reed, assistant surgeon, has been ex-
tended one month.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


L,OR SALE-DOUBLE LOT, SOUTHEAST COR
II ner OF I'm and sts NV. 44xll5; suitable for
row q house. THOMAS w FOWLFR
d. i,3t% tylI y IF
L>oR sALE-CHEAP LOTS IN THE NORTH
II Eastern part of the city. We offer for sale NJ in
vestment figures several entire squares squares
and number of Lots well located in the northeast
ern part OF the city. THOS. j. FISHER & CO.
olS2w 1924 L st NV.
L>Ok SALE-AT A BARGAIN-LOT 25 BY ONLY
~ 80 70 alley, ON 10th st. between and Also
81 feet by 10 on ST., between l.th and 18th NV
d1S3t LOUIS 4. SIOEMAKER, $40 + St NV
L>OR SALE-LOT EIGHTY-sIX FEET FRONT
II on Canal ST.. Capitol 2Uc. 244 feet front on
delaware ave. betw-en X and j. SITS. s.w 2Uc per
foot Lot I'D by 40 on Il st., between eth and Sth Sts
s-w 81 80 Per foot Lot 81, between Al. and 81
srS, 10 by l2o 2oc- per foot
G. ii. PARKER
dlS-d~ Az and r. sts. s-w
L'oR sALE-AT A BARGAIN If SOLD THIS
H NORTH two fine Lots in Pierce Place, north side
between 18th and 18th sts: each lot 2U4x9O fee; 10
l0foot alley. Price 6O cents a foot. Apply DANEN-
HOVER d son, 12Z6 r ST. dl52w
L>OR SALE DESIRABLE BUILDING STrES
II New Hampshire avenue. near Dupont Circle,
Rhode Island ave. corner 18th ST.
18th ST., north of scott Circle.
- south of -
18th St, north of Dupont Circle
dlolW WI. L. YOUNG. 1903 st. H. w.
LNOR SALE-LOTS-l2TH ST. PA AVE AND r
II ST. l. ST.. 18th and 13fh Pa ave. 18th and 18th:
Mas ave. 18th and l4th r L. ave. 18TH and l7Ih:
MO ave and I'd ST. n-e- y. L. HILL X Gu,
ol--Im 1888 + st.
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UTICA, y. ", Dec. 22.-At about 2 o'clock thi,
morning fire broke out I'm the Chenango house
at Greene. Chenango county, and destroyed
nine buildings Three men were injured, one
seriously, by an explosion. The losses and
assurances are as yet unknown
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RETIRED WITH ONE YEARS PAY.-Assistant
Engineer Alberto De Ruiz was found by the
naval retiring board incapacitated for active
service, but his disability was not incurred in
the line of service. He has therefore been
wholly retired with one years pay
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-sy@s i. q. q. F-OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
OF Eastern Lodge, No. z. hereby informed
tnt me Ledge Will meet ior the election of officers
WEDNESDAY, EvENlNG the 2:id inst, instead of
ShristIns,s and SATU y, January I'd, instead of
New \ ears day. SAM'L f. BOYCE
1t tsac Se,.x,
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NAVAL ORDERs-Lieut Commander Geo. NJ.
Book, ordered to the receiving ship Vermont;
Lieut.. JnO. T. Newton, detached from the Yam
tic and ordered to the Vermont; Ensign w. J.
Sears. from the coast survey and granted three
months leave
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THURSDAY, DEC Oath, from p. m. until 10 pm.
de2I-it*
IfxN COME EARLY AND AVOID THE
80 RUSH:-Music Boxes, Organettes and other
Nioiins, Music FoiiOs. Music Racks. Music Books,
Pianos, organs, DC, DC ALI suitable for Christina
Presents al moderate prices and easy terms the
Old and reliable Music House. JOHN +. ELLIS d
No. Is. dII-It
fxNs H Z. FORD Il CO,
O>-A Distributing Agency,
6iO 10th st. n. w.
All styles of printed matter carefully circulated.
dl!1m*
[EsS THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- shareholders of the SECOND NATIONAL
BANK, " ASlIINGToN. ID. c. for the election Of
directors, will be held ut the Bank on TUESDAY
JAM AIRY ~, 1856 between the hours OF IL o'clock
noon ana o'clock pm. IL. G. SWAIN,
di2-io.I2,11 .an5,l1 Cashier.
CASH DISCOUNT FOR so DAYS
Hardwo0ds 10 per cent off market prices.
Georgia Flooring 10 per cent off marke prices.
Georgia Dimension 10 per cent OIL market prices.
Virginia Joists 10 per cent oil market prices
Virginia Flooring per cent of market prices
Virginia WainscOting 10 percent on market prices.
virginia Partition 10 Per cent of market prices
White Zine shelving per cent oil mnf ket pr.ces
White Pine Casing per cent Oh market prices
mte fine better grades, o peg cent OIL market
Having made arrangements for all my mill work. In
ending sash. Doors, Bnds MOulsiings and Trim
issl am prepared to give you figures ON all wood
building
Hoping TO share part of your orders will endeavor
70 please you In quality aud promptnesA
WM. r. MCLEAN.
do 18th and b streets
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MEMORIAL TO THE PRESIDENT is being
circulated in Carson, New, which sets forth that
the closing of the mint in that city is illegal
and asks that it be ordered to resume opera
tiOnS.
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and for thirty.two years past has been
resident OF said city. That he is acqualnt
ed with the location and value of the sew
ernl lois aud blocks hereinafter described
and with the relative value Of other prorer
" in the neighborhoud of said lots ana
blocks That the amounts set opposite
said respective lots in the following state
ment are taken from the delinquent tax
lists of property located within said city OF
La Sale, in the township Of La sale, and
represent the amount of the equalized val,
uatons respectively of said lots as assessed
aud eQualized by the State Board Of Equal
ization fer the last years taxation rs APP.
pears in the left hand column Of figures
following, that the figures in the following
right hand column represent the amounts
now due upon said lots respectively rs de-
linquent taxes and accumulated penalties
thereon for which said lots stand forfeited,
namely:
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al the orders presented TO them IN the
books of the county, circuit aud probate
clerks, and destroyed all of said vouchers
by fire. r,ohors far in
,erast thereon are herewith submitted,
win the recommendation that they be llleu
and preserved by the county clerk 'or I"
period of two years ,,,,,i.,od
All of which is respectfully submitted
John II. CARIN,
Chairman.
s,urrr ~ RAYMOND. County Treasurer.
DAMN "a w. " I'm account with IL Sale County
Or. .-o mo IN
,sS5 To Bal AS per last sept Report ''';, N'o'' ~
scptg G BSocKdale, cos gptscGoo'S' S BIN
Der r. g.m
Dec !, - 1900
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THURSDAY, DEC. II, 1885.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present same as yesterday.
Records of yesterdays sessions were
read and approved.
Several claims against the county were
read and referred to the proper commit
tees.
The semi-annual report of w. w. Taylor
circuit clerk, was read and referred to the
committee to settle with county officers.
Sup. Marsh submitted the following re-
port, which was adopted:
TO the Chairman and BOord IF SuperC0rS
Of La SaIie county, State IF ILLINOIS:
Your committee on sales OF lots Tor BACK
taxes, unCer the provisions OF Section 2O3,
Revised Statutes, would respectfully report
by presenting the facts set forth in the &C
cOmpanying papers and ask your honorable
body to take such action as they may think
proper And we, the committee, recon-
mend that the county attorney be instruct,
ed to commence suit for the recovery of
the county tax now due from Michael
Byrne and Mrs. Cody, of La Sale, as re-
ferred to in the accompanying papers.
j. j. MARSH,
G. FISCHER,
j. 4. MCMULLEN,
Committee.
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legal
b. f. LINCOLN,

ItfOfUpNU al LNr,
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, IA SALE COUNrY--ss. PiO'
- b0te court Of La SdHe county, TO the N0ren6ei
Teih A, d. 1880. . 49,, 20
Peter {. Adds deceased Elliott Adds, Albert Ad-
dis Maggie Addi, and Lindsay Addls-PetttOh 10 SET
fe1i cytUie Ia pm dcbtS. $50,
Affidavit ot the non-residcnce of Elliott Adds ana
Albert Adds. defendants above named, having been
la SALE county notice hereby given to the said Elliott
j. Carter administrator of the estate of Peter Adds
deceased, has flrd his petition in the said Probate
Court of la Sale county for order to sell the prem
iscs belonging to the estate of said deceased, or 50
much of ii a. may be needed to pay the debts of said
deceased and described follows, TO wit: The east
half 90 Of the southeast quarter 90 OF section fNe
in township 81 North, range three go east of the
third principal meridian, subject To mortgage thereon
for the sum of fifteen hundred dollars ana interest and
that a summons has been issued our of said court
against yOu. returnahle nj the December term u,
$50 of said court be holden the third Monday OF
December H. D. lS5 AT the Court House in Ottawa, IN
In Sale county, Illinois.
Now unless YOU the said defendants shall person.
ally be and appear before said Probate Court OF aSac
county on the first day OF term thereof 10 be holden
at the Court House in said county on the third Mon
day of January 1856 and plead answer or demur Ia the
said cUmpainants petition filed therein, the same
and the matera and things therein charged and stated
will be taken rs confessed and decree entered against
YOU according 20 the prayer Of said bill.
Ottawa Illinois, December 2, l.s5,
A. T. BARTELS,
n Y LINCOLN Probate Clerk.
IOmplt~ SOIr. uttst-AW
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H"o' WIN" ~ s " RAYMOND
On motion of Sup. Mcintyre Board adj
iOurned till o o'clock tomorrow morning.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Record of the Proceedings or"crS ""'
Resolutions of the Board "t N"P'''
ors of La sale County, ana S'"'e o'
Illinois. ut u special Term 'hef'-
Of commenced and held at
the Court House in otia-
wa In said county, on
Monday, the l4th day Of December, 1855.
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That all of said lots and blocks are situa
ted within said city, township and county
of La Sale; that said several amounts OF
taxes as afiiant is informed and believes
equals and exceeds the actual amounts re.
speCtively that could be realized upon said
premises from IA sale thereof in their pres
ent condition of title for taxes or other
wise, and their present actual value in their
present condition of title.
MICHAEL BYRNE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
22nd day of September, 1885
p. FINLEN,
County Clerk.
Sup. Dresser submitted the following re-
port which was adopted:
mr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Board
Of Supervisors:
Your committee to settle with county
superintendent of schools would respect
fully report that they have examined tn.
bills presented before then and recon-
mend the payment of the following, and
that the clerk be directed to issue orders
for the same, to-wit
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Rheumatism

We doubt If there Is, or can be, specific
remedy for rheumatism but thousands who
have suffered its pains have been greatly BEN
Gifted by Hoods Sarsaparilla. If you have
failed to find relief, try this great remedy.
g was afflicted with rheumatism twenty
years. Previous to 1883 / found no relief. but
grew worse, and at one time was almost help
less. Hoods Sarsaparilla did me more good
than all the other medicine 1 ever had,
II. I. BALLOON, Shirley Village, Mass.
:" had rheumatism three years, and got no
relief TIL took Hoods Sarsaparlla. 1t has
done great things for me. recommend it to
NLerS." LEWIS BURBANK, Blddeford, Ne.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is characterized by
three peculiarties list, the combination OF
remedial agents; Cd, the proportion; Sd, the
process of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result Is medicine of unusual
strength, etfectng cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
Hoods Sarsaparila tones up my system.
seems TO make me over" J. =. THOMPSON,
Register Of Deeds Lowell, Mass.
floods Sarsaparilla beats all others. and
Is worth its weight in gold" l. HARRINGTON,
$50 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Made
only by c. /. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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Of the above amounts orders to the amount of
$500 were issued by Supervisor Reed. and orders
to the amount of St5OO were issued by Assistant
Supervisor White. The first order, for $3.50, was
dated Feb. II, 1885, the second one March B. 1855,
and the last one May Is. 1885.
La Sale county in account WjM Phii. 4.
Butterfeld, for Mrs. Purcell;
1885.
Feb % Is ID c sugar 81 90, a bu apples 35 S IS
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B. +. LINCOLN,

MOTTO F;.-EsrATE or JACOB DEGEN, DEC p
y \utIuc rs hereby given that the undersigned. IN
ccutpr 4 the last viii and testament OF Jacob DeSth.
late of the county Of Ia sale and state OF Illinois &c
puuuty ON the third Monday theing the 18th day. of
February, 1856, al the Probate Court Room, IN Odawa
claims or demands against said estate notified to at
tend and present the IN writing for adjustment
Dated this 9Th day of December, \. y. 1855
ISAAC DEGFN.
dcc!1-3y Executor.
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<1O'TICE.-EsrNrE OF RosrLLA NEY, DE.'p.
y Notice Is hereby given, that the under.
signed tXccutriN of the last viii and testament of
I{lsilln Ncy, late of the county of In sale and
STATE of Illinois, deceased will appear before the Pro
haze court of said county the thrd Monday (being
the 18th dayJ of February 1856, NJ the Probate Court
Room in ottawa in said Cuunry when and where all
nrrsoris having claims or demands against said estate
are notified attend and present the same IN writing
for adj ustm"nt. enc,
FRANCES VI. DANA.
dpcIl-3w EXecutrX