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Goshen Land tax.

Whereas the Legislature Of the state Of Vermont
in the year ls41 assessed n tax Of four cents per
Acre on all Lands public Lands, eIcepted) in the
Town ef Goshen, in the County Of Addison, in
said State. for the purpose Of making and repair
ing roads, and building Bridges. and an act in
amendment thereof.pa November 1872. These
are 10 warn the proprietor, and Land Owners o
the Town Of Goshen, who have not plid their pro-
portion Of such tax in Labor or otherwise, TO the
Committee appointed to superintend the ExPendi-
ture Of the SINE, to the subscriber, that os
much of their Lands will be sold at Public Vendue,
at the Dwelling house Of VIM. Garlic jr. in the
Town Of Goshen, in the County Of Addison on th E
18th day Of March, A. ID. le44, at ten o'clock
forenoon as will be requisite to Discharge their
respective taxes with Costs.
VIM. CARLILE, Jr. Collector.
Dated at Goshen this 9th day of January A. D.
A. 36,3w
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
the probate court for the district Of ADDISON Com
missioners to receive, examine and adjust all claim
and demands of all persons agains, the estate Of
GILBERT EVERTS,
late Of Salisbury in sand district deceased repesen-
ed insolvent, also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto, and six months from the 18Th day of
December 1913 being allowed by said court for that
purpose, do therefore give notice that VIII
tend to the business Of said appointments at the
dwelling house Of the widow Of the deceased in said
Salisbury on thelrst Mondays of February and June
next, from nine O'Clock A IN. till four m. on each
Of said days
Norman Taper Commissioners.
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New Years Presents.

All those who have unsettled accounts
or notes unpaid, can now have The privel-
eye of setileing them with tine subscriber
this month. or after that time they will be
called upon by third person.
W. S. JOHNSON.
Jan. l, 1919
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ne nomination of David Hensbaw az
secretary to the Navy has been re;ectsd h1
'Fsr~ fsim'ns majority ia the Senate,
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DRUNKENNESS, DEsTlTUTIoN AND
DEATH.

On wednesday afternoon. Col. Pratt held
an inquest on the body of Celia M'Devitt
wife OF Wllinn MD, found dead 10 eel
lar III Cross street.-The deceased and heI
husband we're very Incorporate in theil
habits, and lived in the cellar with scarce.
ly an article of domestic convenience. A
small heap OF shavings answered for bed
and the floor was nearly overlooked with
wafer from The street. They had frequent
quairels, and there were marks Of bows on
various paris of her body. but not severe in
character. or Gecen; in date.--Thc jury re.
turned verdict, that she came to her
death by exposure. cold, and want, and
ncglcc, and abuse of her husband. While
she was lying dead in one part of lhe room,
he was lying druak in another. They had
two young children.--Boston Post.
CoRoNER's MORE OF RUNS
DoINes.--Free negro, Shadrach Hawkins,
was found dead early yesterday morning,
in The fields porlh of ST. Johns Church, in
the first Ward. An Inquest was held by
lhcmas Woodward, ESQ.,. Coroner, and the
following facts were elected; that the de-
ceased was seen the night before about 6
o'clock, in beas,ly state of inioxication,
and that being exposed 10 the inclemency
Of the weather, assisted by that draught
fresh, drd,on from Help he persisted. -
The verdict was in accordance with The
facts Wash. Stand.
Found DRAD.--A shoemaker, named
Irwin, was found lying dead IN The gutter
At the Foot of Shackamaxon street. Keus.
ington, this morning. The deceased is
supposed 10 have been returning home in
in the heavy rain in state Of intoxication.
and falling down into'ihe gutter while it was
swelling with water. was unable to exiri-
cate himself, and drowncd.-Phildd. Gaz
Dec. 81.
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LAW NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having opened an Office for the
transaction Of law BUSINESS, would inform the
public that he will be ready to wait upon all WIN
may have OCCASION for his professional services al
his Office over the Store of Ira Stewart Esq. a
few doors south Of the Post Office,
EMERSON r. WRIGHT
Middl bury JAM 8, 1874.
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7 AMP.OIL Winter refnd; the best
IL quality and warranted to give perfect
abstraction by A FRANCIS.
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MAILS and Glass. Window Glass, "a
IN assortment.-Nails Of all sizes by tn
keg or lib. w. s. JOHNSON.
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NEW GROCERY.

THE subscriber would take this method to in
form his old friends aud the public generally that
haa nnenad
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GRAVE STONES

for all who may want them 10 this region. -
These stone are superior 10 any know in the
United States, and are fast obtaining prefer
ence in Boston, New York, and Philadel-
phia, 10 which cities large quantities have
been sent. They are pure white marble, and
so translucent that an inscription may be read
in the night by placing candle en- the SHE
of the stone opposite to it. They are also re-
markable for durability. The slabs NAV be
of any suitable size required, and tree from
flaws and flashes. have contracted with MIR,
Nelson I. Sanford, of Dorset, skilliul artist.
to finish aud letter them according TO direc-
tons. These stone may be seen at the Grave
yard near my residence in Sboreham. and
reference is given TO Hon. Silas H Jcoison,
and John Simonds. in Shoreham, L. D. Greg.
ory, Weybridge, MIR. Hines, Brandon, and
Ira Allen, aud Asa Chapman Mlddlebury.
The subscriber will likewise furnish stone
from any quarry in this neighborhood. His
pricee will be low as can any where be OBJ
tained- HORAIlO blRCHAhD.
Shoreham, Oct. 16, 1S43. 24H
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IRON WANTED. A few Tons of Iron
wanted before the close of Navigation
for which part cash and part goods vii
be paid. L. c. SMITH.
New Haven, Oct. %, ls43.
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HAPS. An assortment of Men and boy
. Fur trimmed and plain Cloth Caps
just received and for sale by
Oct. %, 1913. T. c. SMITH.
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STOW rs

~ ~ W -A"
As can be found in theicounty.
Among which are the YankeeNotion, Yam
kee Notion Improved, Re-improved, and the
New Notion, or Spaulding's improvement.
Also, Rotary Stoves, fIom 8 to ] 8 dollars
Premium Stoves, very low-Arch, Parlor,
and Gothic Stoves-Air-tight Stoves, a new
and elegant pattern-Box Stoves, all sizes,
from 4 TO IA dollars-Dum Stoves with cast
tops and bortoms-ElevatedOv Ovens 10 fit any
stove. Also, large assortment of Flows,
Cauldrons, Sap-boilers, SC. Sc. Sheet
Zinc, Stove-pipe, Hollow ware, 'Japaned
ware. large assortment of Tin ware, 90
per cent lower than ever before offered for
sale in this place. Tin and Copper ware,
Fave Trough &c. made to order at short
notice. His ware is smooth and heavy, and
all cast from the ore, and is consequently
much softer and more durable than ware
cast from old iron. Those who wish to pur-
chase any of the above named articles will
find il TO their advantage to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Cattle, sheep, most
kinds Of produce, and old iron, received in
payment for stoves and ware. All stoves
purchased of the subscriber, are warranted
not to crack by fire with fair usage in six
months.
% Those who have cash TO pay, will not
fail of getting good bargain by calling on
the subscriber first, as he is determined not
10 be undersold by ANY ONE. Call and see!
K. d. FARR.
MiddIebury, Oct. II, 1s43.
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Pickeled and Dri-d Feb, for Sal. h.
SeP 20 J'a STEWART
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Middlebury, Oct. IL, 1s43.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06

State of Arkansas, ! Clark Circuit Couri
County Of Clark, in Chancery sitting
April Term, April 22d, A. ID. 1914.
John W. Talbot, complainanY Bill & Pc
rs. tltiun Tor
Lucinda C. Talbot Defendani.l Divorce.
THIS day came the complainant by his So
l. licitor and flied his bill, accompanied by
his affidavit annexed thereto, and ii appearing
to the court here from the affidavit of said
complainant filed herein, that the said defen-
dant is a nonresident of the State OF Arkansas
1t is therefore ordered by the court that the
said defendant be notified OF the commence
nent Of this suit, and also the substance of the
allegations and prayer Of the bill and petition
in this cause. And the said defendant il there
fore hereby notified that the said complainant
mas this day filed in the Office Of the clerk of the
Clark circuit court, in the State OF Arkansas,
on the chancery side thereof his bill and peti
ton against her for divorce, the substance OF
which is that the complainant was married To
defendant in the county Of Iallapoosa and
State OF Alabama, on the twenty chih diy OF
De- ember, in the year eighteen hundred and
thir;y-eight, and that she lived with him as his
wife until about the twentieth day of Novem
Der, 1889, when she LEFT his bed and board
without any reasonable cause and remained
absent for the space of several months, and that
she afterwards nbsented herself some time in
the month of September in the year eighteen
hundred and forty-one, and has remained ab
sent ever since And said complainant prays
IN his petition and bill divorce from the tonds
of matrimony, by him contracted and entered
into, TO and with the said defendant, and that
the same be dissolved. II is therefore ordered
that the said defendant be and appear before
our Clark circuit court, in ciancery sitting at
the Courthouse in the county aforesaid on or
before the third day of the next term
commencing on the fourth Monday OF Oct cher
next, and plead anst er or demur TO the matters
and things in said retilun contained, or the
same will be taken for cSofessed and a decree
entered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that a copy OF this
order be published in the Washington Tele-
graph for eight weeks by eight successive
weekly insertions, the last Insertion TO be at
leas, four weeks previous to the first day of said
October term, and that this cause be con-
tinued.
true copy from the record,
A Teste: JAMES s. WARD, Clerk.
II. F,anagn, Solicitor.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
NO I'll CE.

YEyHE subscriber having sold out hrs stock
IL OF Groceries at the Washington Recess.
to JAMES ). BAIRD, would request those IN
deb,ed to him to call ane settle their accounts
with the old concern. When absent himself,
payments can be made Mr.. Baird, the
present proprietor, who is authori- ed 10 re-
ceive and receipt for any money due the un-
dersigned and whilst he returns his thanks
for the liberal patronage whch he has receiv-
ed, he trusts il will be as literally extended
aad continued to the present proprietor.
f. NANCE.
Washington, March 10, 1914. 33-tf
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
OU II FLAG
BY ]. r d IAN DRAKE


When Freedsm from her mountain height
Unfurled her standard TO the air,
She tore the azure robe of night,
And set the stars Of glory there!
She mingled with its gorgeous dies,
The milky baldric Of the skies,
And striped its pure celestial whito
With streakinss from the morning light
Thon, from his mansion in the sun,
She called her eagle bearer down,
And gave into his mighty hand,
The symbol of her chosen landi
Majestic monarch Of the cloud!
Who reares, aloft thy regal form,
To hear the tempest trumping loud,
And see the lightning lances driven,
When stride the warriors of the storm,
And rolls the thunder drum of heaven!
Child of the sun. 10 thee 'is given
To guard the banner Of the free
To hover in the sulphur smoke,
To ward away the battle stroke,
And bid its blendings shine afar,
Like rainbows on the cloud of war
The harbinger of victory!
Flag Of tho brave! thy folds shall fly,
The sign Of hope and triumph nigh!
When speaks the signal irumpers tone,
Aud the long line comes cleaning on,
Ere yet the life blood, warm and wet,
Has dimmed the glistening bayone,-
Each soldiers eye shall brightly turn
To where thy meteor gloriss burn,
And as his springing steps advance,
Catch war and vengeance from ihs glance
And when The cannun's mouihings loud,
Heave in wild wrealhs the battle shroud,
And CORY sabres rise and fall,
Like shoots of fame on midnight palli
There shall thy victor glances glow,
And covering foes shall fall beneath,
Each gallant arm that strikes below
That lovely messenger Of DEATH
Flag Of The sessi on oceans wave,
Thy stars shall glitter over the brave
When death, careering on the gale,
Sweeps darkly round the bellied sail,
And frighied waves rush wildly back
Before the b.oadside's reeling rack,
The dying wandercr Of the sea
Shall look alone 10 heaven and thee,
And smile 10 see thy splendors fly,
In triumph DER the closing eye
Flag of the free hearts only home,
BY angel hands TO valor given!
Thy stars have lii The welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born in heaven.
Forever foat that standard sheet!
Where breaihes the foe bu, falls before Us,
With freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And freedoms banner streaming Ger US.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06

RErALIAIToN.-On board of the steam-
boat -, soon after leaving the wharf,
the bell rang. and with it came the well
known cry:"All what haven'tpaid their fare
please call at the Cap'n's Office and set-tl-
Lie" Shortly after the supper bell rang,
and passenger, not altogether satisfied
with his fare. called oei: "Waiter, take
this cup of coffee to the Cap'n's Office and
have il set-tl-l-l-edl''
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
Bank Notice.

Office Of Trustees Of Real Estate Bank, I
Washington, Dec. 30, ls43.
TNHIS Office is now open for the purpose Of
Il renewal OF notes; and notice is hereby
given to all debtors, that they are expected TO
come forward. promptly. and settle and ar
range their liabilities, or they will be placed in
the hands of the Attorney OF the Trustees.
b. order of the Trustees.
25-w.. f. BRlTTlN, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
HARRY THE HoNEsT AND TRUE.
TuxE-Rgsin Il. Rn,r.


TuNE-Rosin the Bo,c.
Ye true hearted Whirs of the army
That conquered for Tippccanoe!
Come JOIN with US now the high standard
OF "HARRy, THE HONEST AND rRuE;''
of Harry, the honest and true,
Our Harry, the tried and the true,
Who toKghf ia the ranks as a soldier,
With us. for old Tippecanoe.
We have not, my friends, to lead US
Our former Commander, us true,
For death has been here, and promoted,
Our chiefiain, brave Tippccanoe;
Our chieftain, brave Tippecanoe,
Our gallant, brave Tippecanoe;
He's left us to Join the high army
vi those that are faithful and true.
Yet in the same cause we're united,
We fight the same enemy too.
And have, for our leader, invited
The friend of old Tippecanoe;
The friend of old TTppecanoe,
Our honest old Tippecanoe;
He left none behind him more worthy
Than HARRY, the gifted and truei
We know that he never viii leave us,
To Join with the enemy's crew;
He ever was honest and true,
He ever was honest and true.
Our HsREY, the noble and true,
The trrIsty and cherished supporter,
And friend of old TiPpecanoe.
Our gallant old chief, when he left ms,
Bequeathed ms Captain It's true;
But the traitor has since joined the army
That fought against Tippecanoe;
That fought against Tippecanoe,
Our noble, old Tippecanoe;
But come boys. Wen yet, head the CaPtaia,'
With HARRY, the honest and true!
The victory gained once so nobly,
We lost, and by treachery too;
But shall ever the soldiers despair boys,
Who've fought with old TIpPecanoel
Who've fought with old TiPpecanoe,
The gallant old Tippecanoe;
Pick your .fiRfs agaiR-LOok to yor primiAg
And FIRE for "HAKRY THE TRUE"
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
BRIG ADE ORD Z r, NO. 3,
HEAD D-QUARTERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept l6, 1874 }
NOTICE is hereby given to the com
: Y mandants Of tine following regiments be-
longing TO the lst Brigade Of the lst Division
of Arkansas Militia, that they will be reviewed
in the following order at their respective mus
ter grounds:
The LIST Regiment Hampstead county, on
Saturday, the 9Th day OF Octo.er next
The 9th Regiment Clark county, On Satur-
day the 18th day of October next.
The 6tn Regiment Ouschita county, on
Thursday the 2ith day Of October next.
BY order Of the Brgadier Genera.
JABEZ SIDNEY SMITH,
Brigade Major LIST Brigade 1st Division Ar
kansas MiliIia.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
We " COO I'D s,

CHEAP FOR CASH.
TNHE subscribers have just received direct
Il from New Orleans. and now offer for sale
at their new store house opposite the court
house, a fresh and general assortment OF Dry
Goods Groceries. Hardware. Crockery ware.
Saddlery. Boots. Shoes, Hats. &c ali of which
they will sell low for cash only. Their friends
and the public generally are invited to call and
examine their stock.
GEO. w. GREEN & BROTHER.
Wa sbington, Arks-. May l, lsii-2-H
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
II

A BOUT the 25ih Of June last. man ny
Athe name OF SAMUEL s. TURNER abscon
ded from Washington County, Miss, with up-
wards Of thirty slaves. He has been traced
up the Arkansas River, and has no doubt taken
that route TO the Red River, perhaps to Texas.
This notice is TO warn the public from trading
for any Of the slaves, as the whole of them are
under mortgage. by decree of the Chancery
Court, and will be pursued and held Liable
wherever found. Turner j. about 30 wears
Of age, SIX feet, one or tnc inchrs high, dark
hair and skin, rather raw-boned. Any infor-
nation that may be given OF the route taken
by Turner or Of his whereabouts, will be
thankfully received.
w. NJ. LAMBETH,
July 8, ls44-2m OF New Orleans.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
STATE OF ARKANSAS

u
COUNTY OF IlrMPsrEAD,
In the Hampstead Court &c Prohaic, July
Term. Sih July. A. ID. 1911.
TT appearing to the Court that the CITATION
d which issued by the ordr of this Con a.
gainst Henry NJ. Eobinson a. admInsira'or Of
TIE Estate of Theodorick "A. Bennett, deceas-
ed rcturnab!e TO the present Term Of ihis Court
requiring him to present his account for settle
ment and show csus WHY an attachment should
not be issued again-t him. for no, having pre-
sented his accounts according TO l-w, ~hich
said citation was returned by the Sheriff OF
HempsteaJ County "Ihat the said Henry NJ.
Robinson was not To be found in his County !:
II is therefore ordered that's alias citation be
issu. against the said l'heo iorirk A. Bennett
deceased reiurnable to the merit Term Of this
Court requiring him TO be and appear before
this court on the first day of the merit Term
thereof TO be holden m and for The County OF
Hampstead in the State OF Arkansas on the
first Tuesday alter the first Monday Of Ocio-
Der next, at the Court House IN the town OF
Washington in the County of Hampstead a.
foresaid. then and there TO prcsen. hIs account
for settlement as administrator OF the Estate
Of The dorick A. Bennett deed AMI to show
cause why an attachme mt shall not be issued
against him tor not having presented his ac-
counts according to law. And it is further
ordered by the court that a copy OF this order
be published in some newspaper published IN
this state thirty davs previous 10 the hrst day
OF the next term of this court
a true copy from the record.
Tesie: s. I. SANDFR5, Ce-k-
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06

TnE undersigned, contractors ror carving
ne T. D Mail from Little Rock to Wash
Ingtnn and Hot Springs have the sat rsfac cfion os
Informing The public, that their lines of spen-
nd Troy Post Coaches are now in full opera
lion.
Passengers for Washington and Hot Springs.
cave Lille Rock every Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday morning, et daylight in 4-horse
rost aoachesr N, which they are conveyed TO
f"Ir Play, (heyburh's, 40 miles and from
'henee the passengers for Hot Springs are cor
vey cd through, the same day, in the sane
coaches; these for Washington are transferred
To splendid new horse Post Coaches. al Fair
Play, and reach Washington the next day after
having LltI.e Rock. On their return. the
Coschrs from Washington and Hot springs
again intersrct a. FAIR rIsy. and arrive at Lit
ile Rock every "Wednesday, Friday and Sun
Gay evening at sun-down-coming thro' from
the former place in two days, and The latter in
one day.
The Proprietors have careful. sober, and ex>
perienced drivers, and pledge themselves to
spare neI'her labor nor exPanse 10 give general
satisfaction 70 all who may patronize them.
fare-lo Washington, SO 90; to Hot
Springs. -.
Stage-ofice, at the Anthony House. Little
Rock; and al the lafayette House, Washing
ton.
G~TAll baggage at the risk of the owners.
SNAPP a. HOWELL.
Sept. l9, ls3 lot.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
Ferer and .Ague Pills.

nR. JETT has Just received few boxes
~ Of vegetable pulls for the cure Of Inter-
mHtent Fever, with a general assortment Of
Fresh Medicines. which he will sell low for cash
Washington. May 9th, 1913. 5-tf
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

SotNTh OF f1EMPsTEAD.
In the Hetapsiead Cvurt Of Probate, July
Term. Sib July, a. ID. 1914.
TT appearing 10 the Court that the citat on
l which issued by order of this Court sgainst
Nathaniel N. Riksr. administrator of the
estate of Abraham Rker. dec, returnable 10
the October term OF this court, lsi3, requiring
him TO present his account as such admInistra
tor for settlement, and show cause why an
attachment should not be issued against him
fo- not hsvinr presented his accounts according
10 Ia ", winch said citation was returned by the
sheri # OF Hemps;ead county not served ii Is
Therefore ordered by the court that an alias
citation b. issued against the said Nathaniel NJ.
Riker as administrator Of the estate u the SAID
Abraham Riker, dec. returbahle 70 the next
term Of this court, requiring him 10 be and
appear before this court on the first day Of the
next Term thereof. to be holden in and tor the
county Of Hampstead, IN the State oi Arkansas.
on the first Tuesday after the first Monday OF
October next at the courthouse IN the town
of Washington in the county of Hempstead
aforesaid, there and then TO present his account
for settlement as administrator OF the estate Of
Abraham RIser. dec, and Ia shos cause why
an attachment should not be issued against him
for not having presented his accounts according
TO law. And il is further ordered by the court
tina, a copy of this order be published N some
newspaper published IN this State thirty dag
previous 10 the next term Of his court.
A true copy from the record
Tes,e: 5. +. SANDERS. Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
NOT CE .

VTNHE co-parinership heretofore existing be
Il tween T. J. CORNELIUS & g. F.
ROGERS. is this day dissolved by mutual c'n-
sent All business pertaining TO said hrm Is
TO be settled with T.. J. Cornelius
r. J. COENELlUS,
G.. r. ROGERS.
Washington, May 30. lS4i. 3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
T. J. CORNELIUS.
A. J. RICE

The books and accounts will still remain in
the hands of Mr.. Rice for settlement and col
lection. AL persons having unsettled accounts
will please call at the counting-bouse uf Green
g. Brother. +. J. CORNELIUS.
Washington, August IL. 1914.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-06
TIE II MS.
THE TELEGRAPH

rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY II
$3 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE =
81 AT THE EXPIRATION OF SIX Noxr,.
81 AT THE END OF THE YEAR