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TOBACCO.

According to the U. S. census returns,
the tobacco produced per acre in 1850
was as follows in the quoted states !:
Kentucky, 575 lbs. Maryland, 650 !;
Missouri, 775 Ohio, $50; Tennessee,
1855; Virginia, $50. The whole num-
Der of acres in cultivation in the Union
that year was 100000, which at the
average of 600 pounds per acre would
produce 240,000,000 pounds. The gross
product of the same year was estimated
at the value of S13,982,6S6. Our i'm
portations Of tobacco amount to about
100000 annually. Nearly all of this
comes from Cuba, and full three-tourths
of it in the form of cigars. Our exports
of tobacco are very large. Since 1921,
we have exported Ito and inclusive of
the year 1852 3,S33,692 hogsheads,
valued at S268,3O7,lOO. Last years
expectations were larger in value than
ever before, amounting to more than
fourteen millions of dollars. The in
crease in price is indicated in the fact
that in 1858, the export was 5000
pounds larger than in 1855, while the
value was $3,O0O,OO0 less. With the
increased expectation of tobacco, the in
creased price, and increased consump-
ton, the production in Connecticut valley
must be largely increased in the future.
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The African Slave Trade.

It appears from a late number of the
London Times that from 1916 to 1856
there were imported successfully, year
by year, into Brazil from Africa, the fol-
lowing patches of slaves: 17,435, 90
o95, 22,849, 19,453, 5O,324, 56,l72, co.
600, $4,000, and $4,000. 1t will be OBJ
served from these figures that from 1912
to 1916 the slave traffic, though appa-
rently declining, was, at any rate, sta
tionary, whereas, in 1916 it received an
extraordinary impulse, which for four
successive years nearly trebled its result.
1t is unnecessary to add that this increase
conceded with those legislative acts
which opened the British markets to
Brazilian sugars.
In 1850, however, though the sugar
trade retained all its freedom, the impor-
tation of slaves fell to 23,000-scarcely
one half its recent amount-and in the
next year the returns were more remark
able still. According to the papers be
fore US, the figures, which from l849 had
ranged from $4,000 to 10000, dropped,
in 1851 to 3287 showing a decline in
this nefarious traffic to less than one-ffth
of the smallest importation previously
known.
The decline arose from a tardy, though
sincere, resolutions of Brazil to prohibit
the trade.
The trade of Cuba in this detestable
commerce, though large in proportion to
its extent Of territory is absolutely much
smaller than that of Brazil. The num-
Der of the slaves imported into this ISL
and during the ten years specified, were,
respectively, 5000, 5000, 10000, 1900,
4I9, 1850, 1900, 1850, 1900, 500, $500
500. 1t will be seen that these figures
present a singular and not very explica-
bic contrast to those extracted above
from the Brazilian returns, and that they
indicate some sources of encouragement
and Encouragement entirely peculiar.
In 1914 the traffic was exceedingly
large; the next year it suddenly decreas-
ed by more than four fifths and in 1886
the very year when the English sugar
bills gave such an impulse to the trade
of Brazil, it declined to its lowest point
and almost, indeed to a nominal extent
Neither did it recover itself in I847 Of
1913, when the Brazilian dealings were
so large; while, On the other hand, nov
that Brazil seems really desisting from
the traffic, Cuba shows very consider
able importation-an importation indeed
surprising fer the first time that of hel
rival on the southern continent.
These figures are calculated to inter.
est and excite the curiosity of the phi
lanthropist.-N z Nirror.
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Orleans County Temperance
Society.

The annual meeting of this Society
will be holden at the Meeting House on
the river in Albany, on the second Tues
day doth day. of February next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ
An address by Rev. j. H. Beckwith
of Irasburgh, may be expected, and such
other exercises as the Committee OF
Arrangements may d signate.
Messrs. N. NJ. Darling, |. II. McClary,
and L. H.Tenny, Committe of Arrange
ments.
Clergymen in the County are requested
to extend the notice TO their several con-
gregations.
BY order of the President.
GEO. NYE, .Sec'y. Pro tenn.
Irasburgh, Jan. IA, 1857.
Ca The Soul is a prisoner that always
kills its jsilor when it makes its escape.
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greatly aid the defence. The Ms.os re-

greatly aid the defence. The Netos re-
marks:
One thing is certain, that if the Swiss
can bide the brunt of the first onset of
the Prussians, they need have no fear of
protracted war. The elements Of dis
content and disafection smouldering be-
meath the surface of European society
make all the continental governments
look forward with apprehension TO war
in the very centre of Europe. These ap-
prehensions are well founded. If the war
in Switzerland last for three months there
will certainly be instructions in Italy
and Hungary, and probably disturbances
more or less serious in Germany and
France.
If the Swiss are true to themselves,
they will find effective allies in every part
of the continent-men who will distract
the attention and paralyse the efforts of
the invaders by cutting out work for them
in other quarters. And if ever men had
a cause capable of awakening all their
best energies, it is that for which the
Swiss are called upon to do battle. The
demand of the King of Prussia, that they
shall allow the conspirators of Neufchatel
to escape without trial, is simply a de-
mand that they shall hold out to all
''privy to conspiracy and rebellion" the
prospect of IMMUNITY in all time coming.
If that demand is complied with, the
maintenance of law and order will hence
forth be impossible in Switzerland.
THR PERSIAN WAR.
Letters from ST. Petersburgh say it is
now generally believed that Russia will
take an active part in the Persian war
There is, however, it appears, a strong
party at Court opposed to plunging the
country again into war, and especially as
the enemy would be England.
Coastantimople, Dec, u. Ferouk
Khan, on the 8th, sent off the utimatun
of Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, which ul
timatun demands the revision of the
treaties now existing with Persia, the
! evacuation Of Herat, authorization to es.
tablish trading settlements on the shores
of the Persian Gulf and the concession q
railways on the Persian territory t.
English companies. Persia, supported
by Russia, demands the neutrality O
Turkey. England on the contrary, wishe:
for the alliance of Turkey, or at least fol
the authorization for the passage of hel
troops to Trebizon. The Imaum of Mus
cat, sides with the English, and refuses
the payment of the annual tribute which
he owes for the salt mines in Persia
Great activity prevails in the Persian
arsenals. Ferouk Khan is to demand the
assistance of French officers; and Russian
troops are concentrating on the Araxes
The Russians have sent arms and am
munition to Enzeli, bay on the Persian
side of the CaSDian sea
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CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM TIE n. Z. FARME
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKED

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM TIE n. E. FARMER
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Z, 1857.
AT market 495 Cattle, $50 Beeves and l66
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings, two and three years old.
Prices-Alarket Beei-Extra ssOOas25; lst
quality, 7,5Oa7 rs; I'd quality, S6,25a7 90; Sd
quality, $500; ordinary, 81 so.
Working Oxen-Si0O to l75.
Cows and Caves-S30 to 65.
Yearngs-S17 to q.
Two Years Old-S23 to %.
Three Years OId-S28 to 40.
Sheep and ambs-1750 at market Extra, So
to 8. BY lot $3.50 to LOO.
Swine-9 to 1Oc per ID.
llides-0, 07ao, Osc per cwt
Iallow-0, 0Sa0, 09c per cwt.
Pelts-Sl, 25aSI SOC each.
Calf Skins-l3al4 cts per lib.
Barreing Catte-None.
Veal Cayes-S0,00 to 90.
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SAD CASE OF SUFFER1NG.-A woman
named Mary Young was found Sunday
morning in a yard at the North End, in
this city, covered with snow and nearly
persisted with cold. She said she came
from Canada in search of her husband,
who came here with horses. She SEEM
ed to be a person of temperate habits
She was provided for at Mr.. Hills, the
City Crier.
Mary A. Mcdonald was found Mon
day morning about four o'clock, lying
under fsh-box on Mercantile Wharf,
nearly frozen to death. She was taken
to the Station House and provided for.
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE.

CHINESE SUGAR ZANE.
The commissioner of patents is now
sending TO the state agricultural societies
packages of the new sugar cane seed,
sufficient in each to plant sixteen acres.
1t has proved itself, already, adapted to
our geographical range of Indian corn,
and will prosper in a poorer soil than is
required for Indian corn or broom corn.
A correspondent, writing to the commits
sioner, speaks of the richness and delici-
GUS flavor Of the milk of cows fed on the
Cane. j. III. Kroh, of southern Illinois,
tried a small experiment on a badly
tended half-acre, last season, and made
forty-fve gallons, (which, in flavor and
beautiful bright red color, is far superior
to anymolasses obtained from the South. "
He urges all the western farmers to try
it, and says that 100 acres will be raised
in Wabash county next year, which will
save the county $4,000.
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To Honest Men.

4 Ii those who are indebted to Henry Ferri.
n for work, are requested to call and settle with
and pay him. lie has iabored long and hard
The sound Of his hammer has been heard al.Gl
off. His cunning haudiwork has been seen and
praised Of many men and some women. Yet has
he not been remunerated, and doth nol the Scrip
lures decare the laborer is worthy Of his lire q
Then come and pay,
Without delay C1per.
lis sweet III bet,
To pay a debt FirgiL
Irasburgh, Jan. I6, ls57-3w8
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The NEXT CABNET.-Washington.
Jan. l0.-The Union of this morning
denies emphatieally, and by authority of
Mr.. Barney's statement in the n. York
Herald, that Gen. Cass has received and
accepted the appointment of Secretary
of State. The Union further asserts
that no one member of the Cabinet has
been selected.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
Washington, Jan. 8. Herald cores
pondence.) The testimony before the
committee on Territories shows that
there are not a thousand persons in the
Gadsden purchase, (Arizona, nor enough
who can read and write to organize a
legislature.
Treasury warrants to the amount of
one million dollars were issued yester-
day.
Gen. Wool will soon be recalled from
the command of the Pacific division of
the army, at his own request. His sue
cessor has not yet been determined.
The committee on Patents have pre-
pared bill, which will be reported in a
few days, changing the whole system of
the Patent department, making it a dis
tinct department, and fixing the salary
the same as other Secretaries.
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COMMEssEONER,s NOTICr

MOSES G. NARAEY's ESTATE.
FElHE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoistad
n rs the Hon. Probate Court for the lgiFfriet
OF Orleans, Commissioners. % receive. EXAMINE.
and adjust all claims and demands 81 al BeFsnis
against the estate OF MOSES &. VAKNEY,
late Of Barton, IN sad district, deceased. reures
scented iiisovent and tie term Of six months from
the 5th day Of JaHuary 1857, being allowed IL
ed by said court to the creditors Of said deceased
to exhibit and prove their respective claims be-
fore as:
GIVE NOTICE, that We vii attend to The due
ties Of our appointment a. the dwelling house o.
trict, on tbe first Wednesdays Of February and
July next, al ten O'Clock, ia the forenoon, On
each Of said daFs.
WILLIAM r. NAY,
MERkicK MANSFIELD, COMMITS.
r. n KIMBALL,
Barton, January 10Th, a. D iss7-5HS
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LATER FROM KANs4s.-Topeka, Dec
80. Gov. Robinson resigns to-day, and
will leave Immediately for Washington,
where he will spend the winter, laboring
to free Kansas. Lieut.. Gov. Roberts
succeeds him.
The Free State Legislature will Ger
tainly meet; though one-third of the
number are in the States and dare not
return.
Governor Geary desires Congress to
demand the Free State constitution back
to the people for another vote.
Ephraim Banter, the first tried convict,
who was in the first days fight at Hick-
DRY Point, has been reprieved by the
| Governor.
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Greatest Cure in the World for Pain.
A. Z. SMITHS
AND GENUINE "EIECTRIC OIL >
ZOE RMEUM ATIsM. NEIEs AE.GlA. srEE,p IoENEs 50,


disease only class
Iwlfo at
STREETS, fails single Rheumatism
Limbs Piles Burns Fever Breast
Piles Bronchial Affections Swend Glands Feon Stiffness the Joints Neck
swelling
piled patient female in the Ahouse public
the city,.
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%IOurg

THE subscriber has constattly on hand extra
1 -four manufactured from The best Canada
wheat, better article thbu can loo found IN this
market. GRO. NUiTuiNGIuN JIs & Co.
Dee. 10, 1886.
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TIMOTHY BLACKS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

4 7 a Probate Court he'd at Irasburgh in said
n district Oh the 1st day Of january, A. b.
1887
WHEREAS, Ezra Guild, administrator on the
estate of TIMOTHY BLACK, late Of Gov entry,
ui said district, deceased intestutc, proposes 10
render an account Ui his administration, aud 10
present his account against said estate f0f exams
nation aud aIoWaHce for Ire purpose Of making
partition aud distribution oi the residue OF said
estate, under Il decree Fl said Court, among the
persons who are bY law entitled to the same: It
d, therefore Ordered by said CDuit that the same
come under consideration and boz henrd at the
Probate Office 10 lusburgh on the 2sth day Of
January, a.. y. l-a7.
And B, b further ordered, that all persons 10
lerg-ted be notified hereof by publication Of a
copy Of the rccoId Of Tho order in the Orleans
independent STANDARD, printed st lrisburen,
three weeks successfully previous 20 said time
ot herring that they may appear and contest
the allowance Of said account, 81 they SEE cause,
aud also bg heard br said court Ia the matter Of
p4I,i.ioa uAd distr,hulion Vi said estate
Is the Court,
Attest, n. CARPEN TER, Judge.
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DIR. G. M. RUBLFF.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

HENRIETTA a. NiAOT's EoIAIE
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having beeH appointed
i by the Honorable Probaie Court ~ lhe Ds'
tfict III Orleans Commissioner % receive, ca
aggi-e and adjust 40 ciaims sad asmaisds oi al
peFsqee. against tie estate u HkAklkItA 4,
Xl&OT, late q Coventry, in saia district, de-
eeassd, represented rsoiVsHt. ard t3e ieun 81 .
months from tie 5i day 81 Japaarg 1851. being
allowed IS SID e0ggt % the creditors u said de-
ceased. 70 exhibit and DrgBe their respective
eIaiH3s before Us
GIVE NOTICE.. hlat Ne siil asisnd 70 The
duties of our appointment ~ tie dwelling house
Of Size. Mary Persons, ii Coventry. ia said die
tficf. Ga tie 81 Wednesdays IL February end
April uex., AZ one oeioek, 10 tAe allsn4Oya. o.
each 81 said DAYS
B. y. HERBERT, lnzt..t...
Coventry, January Ttb. 4 D. Is5T-SN6.
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suddenly relieve tie sufferer from Tive most vio-
lent palms. vet il Is Il fact, us testified by goo.
men and good sgamcn, whose names are az my
Office. Not any have used il without deriving
SOME SPECIAL. RENEFK'E
within am hour and many are they who have LeoR
perfectly carc3 90 Rheumatism Neur0leia, Spinal
aud Bronchial Complaints, Group, Z &C. bCloreuN,
fclons, Cramps, Piles, SprtIns ANA bruises Cuts
aud Wounds, Swelled Glands and still Joints,
Scroluh and ErySposs, Sore Nipples and Swells
ga Breasts. Sait Rheum and Cunkers IN the mouth
or stomach, Eruptions aud all kinds OF Sores,
Headache or 1oolhache IN five or ten minutes
also, Chilbiains OF Sore or Toader Feet. /, viii
be seen that
! do not Profess to cure Everything.
but only a certain class OF complaints; all Of
which are curabe ou simple Electric and Chem
ical principles, through the aiinties Of my Flee
tric Oil, and the Nerve Vital Fluid OF the humRn
body.
The moius operandi of progressing and ever
Ohaneeabie Rheumatic pain, is hnperiectly under
stood By mankind: whether IFS location Is the
membrane or covering OF tive nerves inhumed by
arrangement, tiko the coatiug of an infame
etomHuh) or some disturbance ot the electric
fluid itself, certain 10 is thar my Electric or is
reudilv absorbed iGto II il does not nrtuallv sup
ply deficiency iH, and eqnahze the circulation
OF. that great principle o. living organ cation.
Let ihe skcptcal and the humane look into this
maucr-tor ii these things arc so
ALE ARE Ankle INTERESTED
viii take any case from The hospitals TO test it
all. My Elecric on is pleasant and innocent;
no danger of cold orre-Hction rs AN " IN bear me
witness Come and see Toe yourselves.
y. +, corner Walnut nude ghth Its, rbila.
GY- None sold by pedlprs. Anmy bottles havo
b. my name blown in and the new wrappers hear my
signature to prevent imposition ON the public.
a. +. SMITH, Chemist.
I Prices, 20 cts, so cts, and 81, per Bottle.
3 n. =. Tie large bottles ten times th, cheapest.
2 W. NlE, aeeat, irnshurph. SKINNER &
: J9SLlN, Barton village, WATEBMAN& AVER,
: Greensboro, Agents Aims
tpelicr, sole Wholesale and Retail Agent
ELECTRIC OIL" Philadelphia.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND AER GIANTS or
VERMONT:

VERMONT:
For the convenience az Dealers and individual,
Of this state, | have appointed MI. FRED. H.
SMITH. Of Montpelier, my wholesale Agent, and
be will be M All times supplied with III sizes o
my . GENUINE ELECTRIC OIL" / would
urge upon ml dealers in Medicine 10 order from
Air. Smith a supply Of my Oil at once, tkaI thoy
may be able 20 answer the earliest demands Ii,
viii also furnish each dealer with Show Cards
Posters. and 1000 Circulars, with their nam,
printed thereon as agent Read the fbllowin,
procIamation.l A. \. SMITH. CleIaist. Phila
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c0mmIssLoNGn,s CO.

SAMUEL BOYHTO&o ESTATE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having beea appointed
i Jy tie dsa. Probate Court ior ihe District of
Ori-aes Commissioners, 20 receive examine,
ami adjust aH claims and demand 0i ST. persons,
agsiost lie estate d SAMUEL BJfNiOA,
Itte Of Coventry. ID said district, deceased. r.
presented ilIz0ls and the term o. ~ mouths
IRON tie sta a.sg % DeceinDer 1856 being allowed
by ssd court u Tie cfcGisO VI szid deceased, 20
exhibit anu prove their respective elaims be-
l9ge us
% GIVE NOTICE, tliat we vi altena 70 the
dufes of Gar appointment az fhe d. sius-hpuse
Of lea bagntos, IA CgveatFe, iu cad aisiflrI. o.
she fret Wednesday, sf february aud Say
next az one O'Clock, e. tAe afternoon, 0n eaeh 81
said daEs.
r. ". GRAY. c.....,-.
WAnREN MITCHELL,
Coventry. December -, 4. y. ls5si- 5zfe
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New Goods.
re \ 81
. aTE2
CI06IafnEs

- EADY MADE CLOTHING AT Worthingo
II toms can be found large quantity Of Boys
and Mems Clothing.
Dee IL, 1856.
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Board of Trustees.

The Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees
of Barton Academy will be holden at j. P Sar-
ties Office in Barton, on the first Tuesday of Feb
ruary next, at six o'clock P. ".
N, MANSFIELD, sec'y.
Barton, Jan. Is, 1851
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


Prepared from prescription of Sir J. Clarke
NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This Invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
Of al those painful and dangerous disorders to
which the fsfAale constitution is subject Itmod-
crates all excess and removes all obstruetions
and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
it is peculiarly suited It viii. in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
eminent stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent oOun-
terfeits.
ca UTTON-These Pills should not be taken
by females that are pregnant, during dbs first three
months, as they are sure to bring on miscarriage
but at every other time and in every other case,
they are perfectly safe
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
l. c. BALDWIN x CO.,
Rochester, y. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, N y. General
Agents.
n. B. Sl.o0 and postage stamps enclosed to
any Authorized Agent, will ensure q bottle of the
Pills by return mail.
For sale by FRED. z SMITH, Montpelier
Wholesale Agent for Vermont; r. W. NYE, Iras.
burg, and by one druggist in every town. Al
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81 DIGEST!' Sucu Is rnE TRUE MEANING
OF the word "PEPSIN,' p orofthe two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE
FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR.. j.
5. HoUGHTON, of Philadelphia, from the fourth
Stomach OF the Ok, torthe cure of Indigestion and
dyspepsia. 1t Is Natures own remedy for an
unhealthy Stomach. No art Of man can equalits
curative powers. It renders GOOD EATING
perfectly consistent with HEALTH.
G~ See Advertisement in another column.
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- EnNOVATa

HBIss II. Z. BARNES, has taken rooms In 4.
W s. Eai0ns store, UP STAIRS. where che
has choice selection u FAIL MILLINERY
BonHsts, Ribbons, Feather. fiaWers, 6sc. Aso,
Dress rim iGg- and Embroidery. Mourning
Millinery on had and furnished ~ short notice.
Barton Landing, Oct, %, ls6g--44us
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ALMo& 0EDWAY's ESTAIE
STATE OF VERMONT,
0ELEAAs DISTINCT, IS.

oAsLkAAa Dis ltiltas ~.
tx Probate Court holden At Irasburgh in and
I for said district, OH tie 18th day Of December,
4. b. la5f;
FA&AT MARIA OBDWAY, administu,.si * on
The estate Of AIHol Ofdway, bate 81 N.stiie.d,
.u sa.s uistrlc5, aecgasesl, makes application TO
said count 20 eAteua Use Tune heretofore allowed
BIER 20 pay the debts due from said csiate and 70
seudcf her admins ration account until some ia
tage day.
WAeieupon, II IS ordered by said court, that
-aid nppl cation be heard 1T the Probate Office, IN
lrasbufsh. Ga the 2Ist day OF January lasf; and
Il s further ordered, tiaI notice Ice giyeu 10 all
psrsons concerned, by the publication OF this or
der 10 the Orleans independent Stamford, printed
at lrsbureb, three weeks successlsGiy, before
said hearing.
ly l1a court. Attest,
81. CARPENTER, Judge.
4 true copy q record. Auest.
Iva MARSHAL CABPENTEk, Judge.