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List of Letters y Remaining unclaimed shall Clark Januar! PUBLISHE Anson, Miss Emil Anderson, A. P. Armstrong, Eli Alleman, Wm IL. Birch, John Brauen Eigs Amanda Bradford Miss Mattie Brown, Miss Margar Rogress, Rev F R Bovee, Moses ht Bloomfield, Robe Curtis, Jefferson Campbell, Julia Duwhim, 3 P Flouse, Venderso Goodell, Dr YW Goodman Jane Gutheck, Miss Mary Hoskins, Hannah Johnson, Martha Johnson, Mr. Korchgraber, John ficor Co G 10th Re g.| ia in the Post Office at Mar :County Muinels, * [st 1866. ERY MONTH, Rinderdive, Mrs T. Reyes, Mr. Mary E Ressey, W. St. McKinney, Silas McGrady, Wm. McGee, Samuel McGrady, Elizabeth Moore, Daniel O'Brine Mathew Rafal, Fredrick 2 Russell, James Rooks, Samuel Stell, Geo T Smith, WW Severe, John Smith Charlie Shade Miss Mary Seeley Mary A Scanlan, Mr Tappan, David Thompson Emily Commanding Of fInft ‘LAN P.M. Sevier tee aererweier! Albert Shaw | B Arbuckle ee on té ‘6 et is at 15 in order that the people may!4 fairly understand the merits of 1, the different Railroads proposed yy through our county, before the + election, to take stock in the 9 Brown Nne to the omennet of one hundred thousand dollars, the repo by, if carried involving the peo-ge ple of the county in an enormous debt; we, the undersigned, deem it of importance to be voters of this county, to know the sub stance of a conversation we had with Mr. Chancey Rose, of Terre Haute, Indiana. Mr. Rose plain ly told us that he did not expect to build a Railroad via, or throwgh Marshall, giving at the same time some of the reasons, which we omit giving, [t is also unders'od that he, Mr. Rose, prefers the line lately surveyed by Sh. Bason, which line runs within a half mile of Darwin, in Clark county and other counties to Highland, and thence to St Louis Myr. Rose places bat little value on county stock. It takes money to build railroads, and without it they cannot be built. Mr. Rose and others does not ask of us on this one county Stock, and further Mr. Rose is preparing Sia's ties, with estimates of the Roul to submit to equalists and others interested in short and th reet rail road line from New York and other cities to St Louis. St ig-Aleo unerstood that the Terre Haute andndianapolis railroad will extend and biid their road to the closing of the Wabas R iver, near Darwin. Are you the voters of this county willing to involve us all in a debt of one hundred thousand dollars, with eght per cent interest until paid and commissions of collecting the same; which will amount to Two hundred thousand Dollar; and perhaps more. We ask you to remember the losses on the Valley road. All the company ask of the people along this line is the right of way; the friendship of the people,and a liberal subscription to the capital. stock, of the com pany; which the people will give: ALLEN SACKRIDER, JAMES WELSH. vec. 26, 1865. ‘do ‘do 80 '40 do do 26 30 40 do lil 20 20 12 40 do do a) 20 45 ou 2 0d 1 96 ud 0 96, 200 R Montgomery heir Wesly Leo same S P Swinder sane James Burns JW T Tapscot Richard Wright J Bichardson JWT Tapscot Levi Pennington Henry Tapscot James Cunningham Henry Tapscot »62mMe Jesse Draper Corban Shannon Jobd Harts est Emanuel Redmer James Lockard Joh Harts est ~same_ State of Minds, CLARK COUNTY v Clerks Office County Court May 23rd 1864 I certify that on this day nt a sale of taxes, held in pursuance of the revenue laws of the State of Is, at the Courthouse in Marshall io said County Stephen Handy purchased the following described land for the taxes, interest and cost due and unpaid thereon fua the year 18063, and that said purchaser will be entitled to a Sheriffs deed for the same immediately after the expiration of the term of two years from this date, provided the said purchaser shall comply with the require ments of the law oversaid, and eaid land shall not be previously redeemed according to law. N.E quarter NW quarter see 16T9N R14 W 40 A and the N E quarter S E quarter sec 18 T 9ONRUW 40 A A. B. BRISCOE Clerk, W_ TL. COONS Trens, 36w3 Administrator’s Notice. Koetatent Eliza Chancellor deceased, The undersigned having been appointed Ad ministrator of the Estate of Eliza Chancetler Inte of the county of Clark and State of Illinois, de ceased, hereby give note that he will appear be fore the County Court of V Clark county, at the court house in Marshall at the January Term, on the 3rd Monday in January next, at which time all persons having claims against said Estate are no tified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this 2nd day of Deember A. 1). 1898, ( CHANCELLOR Administrator, STATE OF ILLINOIS. CLARE CONTY. Cork's Office County Court, May 23, 1864. T certify that on this day at a sale for taxe. hell in paranane, of the revenue laws of the State of Inois, at the Candemoe in Mer shall, in said entnty, John Brown pur chased the following described lands for the taxes, interest und cost due and unpaid there on for the year 1k63, and that said purchager will be entitled 108 Sheriff’ dead for the same immediately aftr the expiration of the term of two years from this date. Provided the said purchaser shall comply with the aquire ments of the law aforesaid, and that said lands shall not be previously redveued according to law. North half S. W.S.E.sect 19 R 12 20 Acres Received payment in full. A. B. BRISCOE, Clerk. Wm. IT. COONS, Treasurer. nang ( The cholera is raging with great. Bas, yeriby at “‘Ghadaloupe, t inte sa- FOUND AT LAST. OF 50 PER cent can be snved by buying you ' Goods at G. A. HIPPARDS, Who is now receiving the Largest and best Stock of Goods, Ever brought to Clark county, and who is determined ‘to sell at the very lowest CASH PRICES, in order to insure Quick Fales ( Sant. Puorirs. 7) which is to be the Motto of the » = SHis Stock consists in part of the following articles: ALPACAS, And Merinocs, Sinks and Lustres, Worsted goods of all kinds. And a large assortment of “ Fine Dress Goods. Also, Woolen Cloods, in great variety, such as Hoods, Nubias, Breakfast Shawls, Scarfs, Comforts, §*c. He defies competition on his im mense stock of BOOTS SHOES. And invite purchasers to call and examine his prices before buying elsewhere. Marshall, Ill, Nov. 8, 1863, 028 .-tf. iti 212 2 12 2 39 17 219 212 2 12 138 119 212 3.18 8 21 “6 1 00 |
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Marshall Messenger
Marshall, Illinois, US
Fri, Jan 05, 1866
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