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Making, Tn the aggregate, for Williamson s tsd. ham, nine thousand five hundred and forty-mr votes for Mark W Izard, nine thousand five hun dred and iorty-iour votes for Chester Ashley. uisx thousand five hundred and ioty six votes; for Ichp Cooke, five thousand five hundred and four votes f,< Wm. Byers, five thousand five hundred votes for John Drehnen, fonr thousand three hundred and sixty two votes; for Alfred w. Arlington. one thousand one hundred and ninety three votes; for Albes, Pike six Votes and for A. Fowler ten votes. Now, therefore, l, Thomas $. Drew, Go~ernor ot the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the amthirity in me vested by the laws of said Satc do hereby de clare and make known, that$hc aforesaid William son 5. Oldham, Mark ". Izard, and Chester Ash ley, have been duly elected for the State of Arkan sas electors to vote for President and Vice President of the United States.
 ls TKsTIMosr WHEREOF, have hcrehnto set u v
 hand and caused the seal of said State .o l.. S] be affixed, at Little Rock, on the fcorth
 day of December, A. D. Is44
 THoS. s. DREW.
 By the Governor,
 DAVID E. GREER, Seeret0,y o( Slate.
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Hiying BarOnncfcrs.


 INliE mercurial mania and the kindred practice l ha. done more 10 people our gracc yards than all the natural diseases to which the human family are Table, and not only so, h has caused degener- acy of onr race from which we could not possibly recover Tn nnny ages to come, even if that detestabe practice of poisoning 10 cure disease were now 10 cease That practice has not only killed its thou. sands, but it has disfgured and maimed thousands more, causing them to drag out lives of pain and mlsery-a burthcn to themselves and their friends Thus the BEAuTEoUs youth and fair oi our land, as well as part Of all classes, have been mutiiaied and changed from state of hilary and life to mere, human baromcters, destined to writhc and groan at every approaching change of weather.
 Are not people wiling yea, anxious to abandon
 practice that produces such hcart-rcnding scene. we think so; then we invite one and all to avail themselves of tho NO POISON BOTANIC prac- tce. J. T. HARVEY. B. p.
 Next door to the Times and Advocate office,
 LiHle Roct, Nor. 20, ls4t. 10-tf
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LAW NOTICE. SoLON BORLAND & F. II. ENGLISH, ATTORNEYS IT L.aE,

LITTLE ROCK, ARKAssas. TNTiLL attend puactuaFy 10 all business en.rus.. w cd them in the several Courts held in Lifts Rock, os in any part of the Stats,
 0fees-0~ Ashley $ How. oet. 23d. ls44.-6--I
 REFER To- Govetnor Adams-Little Rock J.. Finley. F. P. stapton, If C. shstb. Charles Loiand and John C. MeLcmore. kAass; DY. J. Eowlkes, Messra s. & 4. Fowllses, Nesafs, F.. W. Rowlett s Co.,, an<, Messrs- Hatch & Scott. --4lemphis, Tennewce. aon. l. II. Coe.--Somofyisie. Ten iaon, West H. Humphreysr-Nashvie, Ten Adrien Mayer and Wm. B. Lamplin. Esqrs,--EcI ly sfrings Mi. B. Mathews and <. sA-rheed. Esqr, -ccla.t.,. Mississippi. Hon. Daniel Celeman--Athen., A.s Dr. J. (. Spotswoad. and Chaneeisss l. L. Msr. tin--Tvskaloosa, Ala
 Augustus II. Redus Esa, mobi.e-Ala AiessEs. 5. 0. Nelson Bro. Jsbn O. Pratt k Co, Smith, Gorin k Ce-Now Crlcans Hon. A Yell, Fayeteville--Ark.
 Hon1A If serier, '. 5. Senate Hon Edwsrd Cross. Nj. C.i Het, c. s. Houston, M. c. Hon. Kenneth Reyner, Nj. c-r-W -shisgtoo city Prof. Charles Caldwell, p. E., LsughS hSosouxh, Esd. l.. 2. Maury. Esq, Ds. (. M. Way. sanss4l l. Richardson, L. II. Nicsby and Johp R. Duek-4ca. isyille, Ky.
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OBITUARY,

Q OBT UNRY.
 Departed this life, on the 4th day of December A D. ls44, at his residence in Yell county, Arkansas Mir. DIAL PEEyEY, Sen at the advanced age of SC years, after an illness of several weeks. The sub- iect of this brief notice was born in the State oi North Carolina, and was a soldier in the Revolution He moved to Madison county Alabama, at anearly day and resided there for long time before emi- grating to Arkansas He has left a large family of children and grand children, to mourn his departure His whole life has been that of an honest man. There is no one that can point at him and say that he has ever deirauded or injured any one. He has gone to reap his just reward. Peace to his memory
 w. The Huntsville Democrat will please copy. DIED, in this city, on the st inst, ofconsumption Mr. EDWARD S. SPEAR, printer, in the 18th year o his age, formerly of Boston, Mass.
 Boston papers will please copy
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PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR.

BY THE GOVERNOR. s STATE or ARxANsAs:
 To the SdeG of ihs sersrai coaatits in he la Disi sion, .arkansas Mhfia-Grec.ing: WHEREAS, it has been made known to me w that there is . vacancy in the office Of Major General of the ls Division, Arkansas Militia, occa- stoned by the resignation of Gen $. $. Sneed; Now, therefore, 1, THOMAS s. DREw, Governor of the State of Arkansas by virtue o the authority in me vested by law, do hereby command you and each of you to open and hold an election, at the courthouse in your respective counties on the 75th day of January next, to fill such vacancy according to the statute in such cases made and provided- (sec section 10 of mtiala.y passed sd Feb lsf3.,
 lE testimony whereof, l have hercuntc set my hand, and caused the seal cf e.} said State to be affixed at Little Rock,
 on the goth day of Nov. A. D. ls44.
 THOs. $. DREW. By the Governor
 DAVID B. GREER, Sscretary of Stots The following counties compos. the the let Divi- son, to wit: Sevier, Hampstead, Lafayette, fike. Clark, ouachita, Hot Spring, Montgomery, Pope. Yell, Conway, Perry, White Pulaski, Saline, Craw- ford, Franklin, Scott, Johnson, Washington, Hen. ton, Madison, and Carroll
 1J-The Van Buren Intelligencer and Washington Telegraph will publi th till the day of election November 20. Isf4 l0-9w
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A PROCLAMATION BY THE GOvERNoR. WHEREAS, an election was held according ss for THREE ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT of the United Statcs and, whereas it appears from the returns of said election. on file in the office of the Secretary of State. tazt the following named persons received the number of votes placed under their names below. rto- wit :''
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NOTICE.

TS hereby given, that the undersigned, assignee a in Bankruptcy, of William Moore, pursuant to the order and decree of the District Court of the United States, in Bankruptcy, for the District of Arkansas, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for ready money, at the door of the Court house of the Pulaski Circuit Court in the city of Little Rock on the second Monday in January, A. D. 1915, between the hours of 10 A. M., and 3 P M all and singular the estate and assets of said bank rupt turned over to the undersigned; particular description of which, may be had, by reference to his schedule in Court, or to the undersigned. The day of sale above fixed, sill be the first day of the biennial term of the Pulaski Circuit Court.
 L. J. REARDON, Assignee.
 Little Rock Dec. I3. 1s44-l4--4w-Pr's fee s
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- - NpNy s.AnSEs.

Direct ffom inc Eastern Manuficto,les H N. ALDRlCH has just returned from the A. East with good assortment of Dry oods, such will not fail to suit the public which he of iers for sale upon the most reasonable terms, also good assortment of Groceries, such as Flour, Ap- ples, Pears, Potatoes, Butter Cheese &c.
 Little Rock, Dec. II, 1874 l2-tf
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At the house of Capt. j. J. Bradshaw. on the evening of the 9th instant, by H. Alsback, Esq, Col. RICHARD c. HAWKINS, to Miss LOUISA, daughter of John Hudgens Esq. late of this county
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CAUTION.
 4 IL persons are hereby warned not so trade for, IA or take an assignment, of note drawn by ne in favor of Lewis Mnder for fifty five dollars, pay able in Carpenters work, dated about the 2nd of November, due day after date, as the considerat ton for which said note given has wholly ailed do not intend 10 pay the same unless compelled by law. VIM H. GRAVES Benton, November i7, ls4f li-sw
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s. 0. GOODRICH'S SCHOOL.

$. 0. GOODRICH'S SCHOOL. ENERMS oI tuition per session of p weeks E Juvenile Class < 0C
 Common English branches, l2 oC
 Higher Mathematics Latin and Greek, l5 OO Text Books.-Orthoepy, Webster's Dictionary Mtchell's Geography, Adams Arithmetic BaI, lions English, Latin and Greek Grammars Da- vies' Bourdon's Algebra Harrs's Book Keeping Legendres Geometry; Gumere's Surveying; Cray s Chemistry; Brewster's Optics; Davies Calculus ; Mechanics, of the Cambridge course Classical scholars furnished with rooms gratis.
 Little Rock. Dec. l l. lS44=I3-3ln
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Just Received,

.Essst Received, nER different arrivals \ l2 bbls. Sugar, l6 bags Coffee,
 bbls Mackerel No. l, l5 boxes Soap,
 bbls. Rice, 4 boxes Goshen Cheese, also
 10 sacks Salt on hand. Besides the above articles, we have full assortment of Groceries also Boots, Shoes, Clothing, and Do- mestic Goods SIc. All of which we will selllow for cash GEORGE & BROTHERS. fl ihe head of Vater street, Lo,rer Lending. Little Rock, Dec IS, 1S4f. 14-tf
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December llth, l944.

December llth, l3id,
 The undersigned will be absent from the city for two or three months, on business at Washington City. Dr. Bennett will attend to all calls profess sionally made on me- and to my duties, at the t. $. Arsenal, where he may be found when not at his office. A. BARNARD. From letters received from some of the most re spectable gentlemen in the State have no hesita- ton to state that the selection of Dr. Bennett to perform your duties at this post, meets with my appreciation, and will no doubt be confirmed by the Surgeon General. D. BUTLER,
 IL S. X ef Ordinance Commanding To DR. A. BARNARD l3-3w
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Reggalaa. Packet.


 G=Fd'~' h STEAMER ARKANSAS No. A. 4ssEy if'3gsS#HE ss#E P PENNYwIT, Master-Ths new tzsazs=sizzaGand elegant steamer, built expressly for the Arkansas River, having taken her place jn the trade will regularly throughout the season. from New Orleans to Little Rock, Van Buren, Fort Smith and Fort Gibson,
 In building this boat, no expense has been spared to render her worthy of patronage She is provided with all the modern improvements, and her owners pledge themselves to use every exertion 10 give en- tire satisfaction to shippers and passengers. N. B,-Thc ARKANSAS No. 1, is provided with Evans Safety Guard, to prevent the explosion of boilers.
 For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
 WALTERS & WEAVER. Little Rock, December II, ls44-I3-ly UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF AaKANsAs THE District Court of the United States, for the l District afotasaid, for the adjudication of un. confirmed French and Spanish Lani Claims, has adjourned over until the fourth Monday of March, 1915.
 And it is ordered by the Court, that this notice be published in the Arkansas Banner " and 'Arkan- State Gazette, for SIX weeks successively, be- fore the said fourth Monday of March next.
 VIM FIELD, Clerk.
 By A. H. RUTHERFORD, D. C. Dec II, IS44.-I3-Gw
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.s.Ess' OX5S,
 AT LYMAN MITCHELL'S,

IH7btI DWteI, WfIO has just received large and full assort- w ment ofDry Goods, consisting in part of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery- Ware, Hard Ware, &c., Sc,
 Having purchased his entire stock in the eastern low for CAsI He would particularly invite the attention of his country friends who win find in his assortment every article they may be in need of His stock of Groceries embraces almost everyn cessary article in that line
 Dec. ll--1S4t. 13r T0TTON, Hides peltrics of ali kinds, Beeswax O Sc, bought at the highest cash market price by H. MITCHELL. Dec. il--lS3f. I3-tf
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Uecempet, Ie, I5io.-I4-3w-tPr's fee S5.) Philadelphia Made Slotl,ing.

WILL be opened at Fitzgeralds Auction Room, w on the l2th inst, large and superior aseort. ment of Ready Nude Clothing direct from philadel. phia, comprising in part: Full Circle Cloth Coaks French Cloth, Beaver, Pilot, and Flushing Bangups; business Coats of every descriptions superior Black and Blue French Cloth, Froclc, and Dress Coats French Cassimere; Cloth and Satinett Pantaloons Silk Velvet, Satin, Cloth, Valencia, Florentne, Ba- rage, and Cassimerc Vests.
 ALSo-A superior lot of Shirts. Collars, Draw CTS, &c.
 ALsO-A few of Durands celebrated 1fedieoted Drawers and Shirts
 The above goods were made up a, one of the most fashionable estabshments--worka and materials war ranted Gentlemen wishing to supply themselves, and country merchants are requested to call The above stock will be sold at Philadelphia cost prices
 J. D. FITZGERALD, .3uciioaeer. Little Rock Dec IT, lS1t-la
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NGpEnSN.

FE ttiE undersigned having connected themselves \ as partners in the practice of Medicine, offer their services to the citizens of Little Rock and its vicinity.
 Their office is in the of the Franklin House, the Steam Boat Landing.
 n
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WM. ES. WAIT H AS on hand l Il 2oo0 lbs. Bale Rope.
 1000 yds. Ky. Tagging.
 l3O kegs of Nails,
 5000 lbs. fiat bar Iron.
 700 round and square bar do., soo Plough Wings,
 zoo Hoop Iron,
 20 {" bbls. Kanawha Salt, English and American Blister Steel. German do. ALSO-A general assortmen of Dry Goods, Gro cerles, Hardware, Queensware. Saddlery, Paints Oils, &c; all of which offered for sale at the low est prices. itatte ROCK, Nov. 9th, lsA e-lyr LUST received per Steamboat Wsbssh Valley J 4,0o0 Regaler Cigars; 5000 Tribucas. z,00o PrineipAs, 5000 Half ShAiish s
 4 Boxes good fobacco. rieIs Beck, yes r7, fs44 Tt
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CRY'N' ENECVEO.v.
ANTIQUARIAN ANp NATURAL HISToR,

ANTIQUARIAN AND NATURAL HISTORY
 SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF ARkAxsAs. 0TlCE is hereby given, that meeting of the IN Trustees and members of said Society will take place in the house of Doctor A Sprae1c on Thursday evening next, at o'clock P M punc,uaI attendance is requested as business of interest to the Society will be brought up.
 By order of the President
 Little Rock Dec H. ISA4
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M A R R iE D.,

WASHINGTON, December, ls4I.
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By the Governor, DAVID E. GREER, See,eto,y o( Slate. December 1. lSf4-l2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-07
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DIS
ASTER ON THE OHIO RIVER
Explosion OF THE LUCY
WALKER-.LARGE NUMBER
KILLED AND WOUNDED.

We are indebted to Capt L. B Durham
of tha United States Snag boat Gopher for
the following facts relative 10 the loss of the
steamboat Lucy Walker and the great dc.
s,rncion of human life on board of her
The Lucy Walker left this pot vesler-
dav. for New Orleans, crowded with ras-
sengers When about four miles below
New Albany. in the middle ofthc river. her
engine was stopped. in consequence Of some
slight derangmsn, in part Of her machine
nv In few moments. while The necessary
repairs were in progress, her boilers explo-
ded with terrific force, and wit the most IA.
tai and awful effect Capt. Durham rep.
resen,s the scene at this time rs terrific in
the extreme Such was the force Of the
explosion that the entire upper works of the
boat were blown away, and together with
several human beings, hurled TO great
height in the air. Although in the middle
Of the stream, parts Of the boat and her ma
chinerv were thrown on The Indiana shore.
One man was thrown 10 the height of fly
feet, and came down With such force that
his dead body went through the planks on
which he fell The explosion was instant.
" followed by the most fearful shrieks
and groans from men women and chill.
dren.
Al the time OF the explosion. the Gopher
was but two hundred yards distant, Capt
/ Durham repaired 10 the spot with the great.
est posaible haste and ives the means of sa-
wing many lives He sent ont his yawl
threw overheard ropes 10 save those in the
water. made his men swim to The rescue oil
the drowning, and with hooks recovered
some who had sunk. Immediately az
ter the explosion the after part ofihe boat
took fire, and she commenced sinking n
the bow She went down, in few min
u,es. ia twelve or fiftesn feet Of water, and
the fire burnt every thing 10 the water;
edge. The hooks and paper. OF the boa
were lost, and i, will be utterly impossibl,
Of course, ever to ascertain the names oI
the number Of the killed or lost From
The best information we have, we should
suppose tina, there was probably fifty killet
or missing Capt Dnnham landed tn
wounded, fifteen or twenty in number, a
New Albany. all ofwhom were kindly Ia
ken care Of by the citizens Of tina, place
The following is list ofkilled wounded
AMI missing. as far ns we have been able &
ascertain them. We entertain strong hope
that some or the missing are saved
DEAD AND MIssISo.
Gen J. w Pegram. Of Richmond, VI
Philip Wallis. Of Banmore.
1 Nicholas Ford. formely Of Louisville
e Sam NJ. Brown, u. S. mail agent, lie,
5 ingion Nv.
J; Reb"cca dauShier Of A. J. Foster, Greer
Vile Ma.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-07

A GrnrLEMASLv LocoFocos OPISioH OF
Henry CLAY.--The Locofocus held one Of
their mass meetings in the town OF Norwich,
Conn, on the Sd inst, and among the speak
ers on the occasion, was the Hon. Noyes
Billings, the Locofoco State Senator from
the New London District, who made the fol-
lowing manly remarks upon the character Of
Mr. Clay. We copy from the report of the
Norwich Courier, and they do Mr. Billings
great honor
Henry Claw, name of which America
and every American may well be proud
name which honor-a name which | ever
read ,awoke my youthful enthusiastically pro-
found admiration Shonld he I've elected, The
honor Of the country at home and abroad.wil
be safe. In making him their candidate foi
the Presidency, the Wing party are paying a
debt Of gratitude long since due, and which
ought TO have been discharged in 1910. A
man of unequaled executive talents, he viii
rally round him splendid Government-and
indeed, sir concluded MrB. this is just wha
! fear--I fear Government too splendid fol
our Republican simplicity
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-07
FRESHMEN 4,

An attempt as base as it is false, is now,
upon the eve OF election, being made to con-
vince you tina, the Wing party are less friend
ly TO your interests than is the sell styled
democratic party. 1t is now asserted tina,
Whigism and Native Americanism are sy-
nonymous, and that both are alike opposed 10
the interests OF all foreigners. Look to il,
that you are not deceived in this matter. We
know that these pretensions have heretofore
deceived you. How have the Locos hereto
fore redeemed their professions Of love for
youi Look back upon their broken promis-
es and violated pledges, and ask your own
hearts who are your real friends. Recollect
that you are no longer foreigners, but Amer
leans that the interests Of this country
are your interests, and that your children
and the children Of the native born, are TO
have a common inheritance in the country so
long as the government exists. Look 10 i,
that you are no longer deceived by the false
professions of these who only seek TO render
you subservlent TO their own aims. Recol
lect that TO no class is the Tariff and disir
button of more consequence than to the Irish
men of Vermont. To none is IN, project o
Annexation more abhorrent And why thet
should we not go iOgeiheTl
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NEW YORK
GRAND ACTlON-plAN0 f0RTES

WM. PEASE late from New Iork re.
w sVceliuliy announces 10 the Musical
World aud the puhlie IN general, ,ha, he Is
receiving a splendid assortment ol celebrated
Grand ACTON Piano Fofies Rosewood and
Mahogany. constructed on the mosisppruyed
principals, with all the modern Improvements,
,iunsquslled in hriliancy Of tone 6nencss Of
touch. and pcrlcc ,ncSs of mechanism, aud
warranted to endure the eNtfems OF climate
In this county OIL Pianos taken in eN.
change apJ Piano Foues tuned. Piano ware
room, West Pouhncy, nea.ly OPP osi,e tie
Acadea.y.
y. b The above instruments have re.
ceived first premiums (gold medalsl a, the
American Institute in New York iut the best
Tone, touch and finish, and the suhsctiboe
can refer persons 10 several gentlemen ol
West and Middle Granville who has pur-
chased ~ him during the past years. Tie
above Instruments will be sol as low as can
be purchased IN New York thereby saving
expense of transportation and warranted for
one year. i5tf
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State II rcrmani. de !, remembered
Dis''iciai fairhavenu ID iaatN = probate
eouii hol len a, Cas,ictun within and iH said
oistiol on the an day Of November. isit.
Present, A. Warner. Judge
m Instrument IN wriiing purPotting 10 he
we iaii viii and testament oi f,ancis Hoy.
ls'e OF Cas'leion in said district deceased
ing presented 10 said court "a, probate by
Iimu Howe the executor therein named.
II is ordered by ihe'couti iha, notice ihete
"' DE given 10 all persons concerned TO ap.
pear at session OF said court to be holden
~ Csslleton on ihe25ih day ofNovcmbct neat
10 contest the probate OF said wildly publish
ina this order three weeks IN the Rutland
herald, newspaper printed al Rutland.
80 A true copy o Record.
Is. +. LANGDON, Register.
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WE theSubscribers being appointed by The
w Hon Prob,ie court loI the district Of
Farhaven commissioners to receive exam
inc aud adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate OF
William Higgins late Of Westhoren
in said district, deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six months from the 3Olh day Of August last,
being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend io the business Of our said APP
ointment at NJ. w. Smiths office ia Benson,
ON the last THURSDAYS of December and Jan
uary next from ten O'Clock; a. m. uh,Il four
o'clock p. m on each of said days.
DANIEL CROFOOr 1C,;.,,a
EBENEZER MARTIN, "oH''n'S
Benson, October, 22j, 1874 As 3w
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STATE OF vERMoNT,l RE it remem-

STATE OF vERMONT,} RE it remem-
District Of Rutland, IS. ID bered that
at a stated probate court held at Rutland
within and for said district on the I'd day Of
November, 1874.
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
John BRYANT admistr ator Of the estate Of
Edmund Bryant, SEN, late Of Moun'holy,
in said district deceased, interstate, proposing
to render an account of his said adminislra-
ton;
Ii is ordered that said accoun, be referred
for examination ard allowance to the lstMon-
day being the 4li day of December next, and
that copy Of this order be published in the
Rutland Herald, newspaper printed at Rut-
land, three weeks successfully, previous
thereto, that all persons interested may APP
pear and object to the same if they sec cause
A true copy of record,
As: HENRY HALL, Register.
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WINGS ATTEND

There will be meeting ofthe Wings OF
Castlcton on Thursday evening ofthis week
al the Town House commencing at 6 o.
clock p. also at the school house ct Hyde
Park on Friday evening commencing AT the
same hour goth Of said meetings it's expec.
ted will be addressed by Gentlemen from a
broad 1t is also expected that the meeting
at the Village at least will be enlivcned by
the singing of patriotic Wing Songs
1t Is hoped that not only the Wings bn'
all who feel interested in the welfare of thu
County will be present.
Byorder the Of Town Clerk.
Castielon, Nov. s. 1874,