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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

Kingdom has been discussed AT Zurich. Aus
lua l. wiling that Victor Emanuel should be
known a. King Of Sardinia aud Lombardy.
bat will not consent that he should describe
himself az King Of Upper Italy
Very Latest.
ZuRicH. Aug 81.
Private conferences eontiae 10 take place be
tween the Plenipotentiaries. For the last three
days the representatives Of France aud Aus
tris had daily ecsfsreness. Yesterday there
Was a meeting between the Preach and sar
al alan representatives.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

" samuel Nsek--esder the E7rsss ofic,
lis ree-iving large supply Of Fall and Win
ssr Clothing.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

Coon Tmx.-The $40 train FROM IsdianAp-
oils. on Saturday night, made the run from
Woods Mill to th,s eity-s milss--in 10 min
utes. The tram consisted Of q baggage car
and t~o passenger cars, drawn BY the locono-
tive Weston" commanded By that sxPsri-
sncsd engineer. wu. Bsugh.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

ssrosrsD kxcluavslS yos rHs DALI kxrH,sss.
r. H.. Ahsn a 81 Lssis AK. TsisysspL Lsas
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08

Too PIoUs BY FAR.-The editor of
the Pacific is emulous of the distinction
achieved, as Cervantes relates, by one
Quixote, who made tilt against wind
mill and got tossed in the air for his pains.
He takes the good old ground that cook
ing dinner on Sunday is sin, and adds:
"The incense of these hot tables may
please the King of Heaven, but we think
he would rather have the cooks prayers
ascending in the sanctuary. We do not
advocate law against this crime Chris
tians should be law unto themselves
rather they should remember the Bible
doctrine, and the fate Of that old Jesc
acho died picking up sticks for a hot
dinner on Sunday" If the mere cook
ing OF dinner on Sunday is asin, what
shall we say of the eating Of one? We
can fancy the solemn lantern jaws of one
OF the self-elected saints who argue in
this fashion, wagging deliberately over
delicious morsel of cold ham or mutton,
while Biddy, the cook, relieved of her
daily cares, is indulging in unlimited
condolences with her friends around the
corner. Is the day of cant never to 90
by?-Goldeu Era.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08

GROWING OLD-Chambers' Edinburg
Journal, has the following in an essay on
Growing Old.
Yes, if women could only believe it,
there is wonderful beauty even in grow
ing old. The charm of expression aris-
ing from softened temper or ripened in
tellect, often amply atones for the loss
OF form or colouring; and consequently,
to those who could never boast either of
these latter, years give much more than
they take away. A sensitive person Of
tenrequires half a lifetime to get thorough
ly used to this coporeal machine, to at
tain wholesome Indifference both to its
defects and projections, and to learn at
least what nobody would aquire from any
teacher but experience, that it is the
mind alone which is of any consequence;
that, with good temper, sincerity, and
a moderate stock of brains-or even the
two former only-any sort of body can
in time be made useful, respectable and
agreeable as travelling dress for the
soul. Many one, who was absolutely
plain in youth, thus grows pleasant and
well looking in declining years. You
will hardly ever find anybody, not ugly
IN mind, who is repulsiyely ugly in per-
son after middle life.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08
UNITED STATES CoINAGE.-Fro

UNITED STATES From
the report of the Secretary of the Treas
ury it appears that, during the fiscal
year ending June 3Oth, 1853, there was
received at the principal and several
branch minis, in bullion, $50, 694, 265
96-of which s51 ,494,311 80 was in
gold and So, 1884, 54 81 in silver. Dur
ing the same period, the coinage amount
ed to SCI, 1867, 0S8 06-of which s52,-
S99,S00 20 was in gold, sS,233,287 II
in silver, and 1921, 900 in cents.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08

JAPANESE JUGGLERs.-Ac orrespon-
dent of the Philadelphia Ledger recounts
the following feats of the Anderson "of
Japan, which were related to him by
Consul General Harris:
No. /. He took an ordinary boys top,
spun it in the air, caught it on his hand,
and then placed it (still spinning) upon
the edge of q sword near the hilt. Then
he dropped the sword point a little and
the top moved slowly towards it. Ar
rived at the very end, the hilt was low
cred in turn and the top brought back.
As usual, the sword was dangerously
sharp.
No. 2 was also performed with the top.
He spun it in the air, and then threw
the end Of the string back toward it with
such accuracy that it was caught up and
wound itself all ready for another cast.
By the time it had done this it had reach
ed his hand aud was ready for another
spin.
No. 8 was still performed with the
top. There was an upright pole, upon
the top of which was perched little
house with very large front door. The
top was spun, made to climb the pole,
knock open the said front door, and dis
appear. AS well as [ remember, the
hand end Of the string was fastened near
the door, so that this was almost repe-
tition Of the self winding feat
But No. 4 was even something more as
tonishing than ali this. He took two
paper butterflies, armed himself with the
usual paper fan, threw them into the air,
and, tanning gently, kept them flying
about him as if they had been alive.
When requested to make one alight
upon each ear of the juggler, some gen
tie undulations of the fan waved them
slowly to the required points, and there
left them comfortably seated.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08
A FEW sPoONsFUL OF PUNCH.

THE EXPERIENCE OF LIFE.-What
fool I've been.
"DoN'T tell me, sir" said Mrs. Spit
fire, with face burning like kitchen
fire; ono man has right to be bach
elor. It's his own fault if he is, and
serve him right toe, say [! An old
maid, poor creature, is frequently an old
maid from eompulsion; but when aman
is bachelor, l mean to say that, nine
times out of ten, he is bachelor from
choice; and a pretty choice it is. It's
all the difference between making your
own bed and having it made for you"
The Whole Duty of Man is frequep-
thy only to please himself.
Many a man, who tries 20 be eccen-
trio, only makes himself ridiculous.
When two men dispute, you may De
sure that there is fool upon one side
or the other; and the man aho inter-
feres between the two is generally a
greater fool than either.
If the men did not encourage CO.
quettes so much, there would not be so
many of them.
There are some men whose opposition
can be reckoned upon against everything
that has not emanated from themselves.
There is scarcely man who does not
inveigh against the scandal Of women,
but they all of them listen to it.
Ingratitude is the pretext that sell
fshness seizes hold of for refusing to do
a favour.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08
THE WAY BACHELORS CONSOLE THEM

THE WAY BACHELORS CONSOLE THEM
sELvEs.-The secret is revealed by a
wicked man who writes to the Home
Journal under the signature of Barry
Gray. He overhears one of those nice
little connubial discussions in the accu-
satory, recriminative, supercilious and
courteous mood which sometimes ruffle
the monotony of matrimonial life, and
is lead to indulge thereupon in the fol-
lowing soliloquy:
AS [ sat over my buttered toast and
coffee I said to myself, 1T was for
tunate day for you, William Finch, when
Katherine Wander Heyden, nee Higgin-
botham, said NO in answer to a certain
question you put to her many and many
a year ago. You've seen unfortunate
days since then, William boy, but that
day, believe me, was the most fortunate
of all. You have escaped a good deal
of misery, I am inclined to think, by
not marrying. You are free TO come and
90 when you choose. You have ne Mrs
Finch to find fault with or scold you.
You have no Phoebe Jane to be af-
ficted with colds in the head. You
have no little Jacky for whom to buy
candies. You have no Billys nor Bettys
tokeep in trousers and flannel petticoats.
You have, in short, no one but your
self to look after, and you are in fact a
lucky dog, and you ought to be a happy
fellow-but William Finch, I regret to
say, that you are neither one nor the
other. You would give all your indie
pendence of speech, all your freedom of &C
tion, all your bachelor days ofease 4 nights
of gayety for one montheven Of such a life
as Jack Potts leads for then you would
have, if not wife-though [ would
not assert that Mrs. Potts does not love
Jack-at least children who would love
you and cling TO you, and for whom your
heart would beat and your hands would la
Dor day and night. twas a dark day for
you, William Finch, when Katherine
turned away her face and answered No;
and you are well aware Of it and grieve
that it is so. For you no household
hearth blazes, no woman calls you hus-
band, and no children Chamber upon your
knees and lisp the name father to you.
sAlas!' I said to myself, William Finch,
this is even So
Just at that moment the waiter brought
me the morning paper. Mechanically
opened it and turned to the list of mar
riages, half hoping to find my own among
them but, alas it was not there So
finishing my coffee, which had grown
cold, l departed. walked past Hanky
Wander Heyden's house, and though I
did not see Katrina's face at the window
/ yet heard her voice rebuking-not
scolding, for that she never does-him
for some sin Of omission, and [ could
not but feel thankful that it was Hanky
and not who was receiving the reproof.
When | reached home, by the aid OF
my pipe, | soon smoked myself into my
usual state of contentment.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08

CORRECT SPEAKING.-We advise all
young people to acquire in early life the
habit of using good language, both in
speaking and writing, and to abandon,
as early as possible, any use of slang
words and phrases. helonger they live
the more difficult the acquisition of such
language will be and if the golden age
Of youth; the proper season for the ac-
QUESTION of language, be passed in it's
abuse, the unfortunate victim of neglect
ed education is very probably doomed to
talk slang for life. Money is not nee
essary to procure this education. Every
man has it in his power. He has mere
ly to use the language he reads, instead
of the slang which he hears-to form
his taste from the best speakers and po-
cts of the country-to treasure up
choice phrases in bis memory and to ha-
bituate himself to their use-avoiding,
at the same time, that pedantic precision
and bombast which show the rather
weakness CT vain ambition than the
polish of an educated mind.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08

AN INDUSTRIOUS GERMAN has perfor-
med the astounding task-to which he
must have been drawn by capillary at
traction-of counting the number of
hairs in four human heads of different
colors. He found Blond hair the most
numerous, amounting to lao, 400, and
Red the least so, there being only 49,
TAO hairs in head.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08

IT requires more magnanimity to give
up what is wrong than to maintain what
is right; for our pride is wounded by the
one effort, and fattered by the other.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08

AN effort is making to revive the
Olympic games in Greece, the features
of the agricultural and industrial exhibit
ions of this country to be combined
with them.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08
The Knickerbocker Magazine

70 vi 11OIN1 OI1Ahh
The number for January, 1852 begins the Forty
Ninth Volume of the Knickerbocker Magazine
Since the price of subscription has been reduced from
hve 10 three dollars year. the circulation of the Knck
erbocker has been increased than five to one In
many places ten sold where there was but one b
fore and through the year past has been steadily in
creasiug 1t is now offered cheap as any the Mag
aznes, all things considered.
Rev. f. W. Shelton author of letters from nm tIa r;v
er. ETC., will be regular contributor
The best talent in the country will be enlisted and
no expense or effort spared to make the Knickcrbocker
more than deserving of the first position among our
original American magazines
Terms-Three dollars year, strictly in advance
there VIII BIS no deviation from this condition Spec
men numbers will be sent gratis, on application post
paid. f'
PosTAGE-Two cents per number, prepaid at the of
nee where the work Is delivered quarterly in advance
All remittances and all business commnnicat zion.
must be addressed to
SAMUEL HOUSTON
34S Broadway New York
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08
administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims or demands against
1Athe estate of MICHAEL CRADDOCK, deceased
are requested to present them duly atesed to the
dersgned for settlement within ten months from date
and all persons indebted said estate or having un
settled accounts will please call and adjust the
Immediately.
Claims be presented to John H. Atchison, at the
law Office of 0. P. Stdger at Noitn San JUAN or to
Mrs. Craddock, at her residence.
JOHN III. ATCHISON.l
ELIZA JANE CRADDOCK Aon r.
Dec 18th, 1858. 1S1t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08

fulIy wrapped ia bis warm fur CLOAK, and If
sometimes the lille bare feet Of ghs child
were thrust out from their covering it was
only 10 bury themselves ia tho shaggy coat
Of old Leon, who hay mugy eurled IN the
bottom Of the carriage,
! sill not attempt 70 tell you Of the deep
Joy Of Carl's mother, and the Wild delight Of
his lille Sister-for think they we're quite
bsyond aBy ones telling but altogether, II
was 10 the WalleHeins Christmas time 20
thank God for--and they did thank Him.
L0He P1giim,
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Administrators Sale,

THIlE subscriber. ~ administrator uf the ca
i tate Of Geo W Clarke deceased, ohers ttr
fhir the farm u which said dfneasfd retidedi cit
uated ia rtpchan, together With the stock, tools,
&c., nov on hand, isstcssipn given bbdais Ahrf
date ~ sails Also one hundred acres ~ Nery
valuable timber aad paslurage Ands ~ Cow
ilill, and one piece ~ lsnd AZ the outlet VI Mad
Pond, q fine location for Mil,
fuquife ~ q. n, Clarke, So, IohnsnuIy, I'd
ward ladd, DanyIilc, TTuslrAm haub0n, Peach
am who nov TeAldsa pu the pffmisra, o. VI
u, W, CLARKE, Adm,
81 Louis, Mo
PsschGm. Dee, 1883, lbu
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machinery and Castings,

u MIR Subscribers have on hard WccdNc''n,,
Il planners. Circular saw Miils. CifI '''' ~"
Single Mills ~ apr, Nrd PATTON sd f'''',t
Workmanship also - rHr loy - Archn ., W.
aud Plates. Blacksn iths' Tuircs. Irn j,,'"N
AID Tire Rollers Str,r-, Farr t'tr h'ur
Iron Sinks, Sc SC. Castings and fr'f'tt'
at short notice .,HAIIET& THoNTHN..
-. JshntburF, ".
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Cheap for Cash /

fTWO bashsIs on che best quali3 u o. ! Bal
fur uhH ppLtAh
Two pppnds ~ good =. H. Ice mr % cents
Two pounds af extra do for 100 cents
Tao pounds ef snprr eFfra do. for ~ cents
Two pouuds ~ good GunPas der do. far " ets.
Two pounds ~ Eng Breakfast do. mr6 eis'
Two poupds u good Oolong DO Tor % CO..
Two pound, ~ extra DO do fpr 100 CO.
Two pounds n super eHtm do. dn Tor W ets'
Tpo Failous N brsi quality Turning fluia ~ l''
tts.
TgoRlllpns ~ best quality Camphcne for lai CO
Larger quantities 80 che sane purfs
These prices pfc flr CASH BOWS, Alsn 20
Isig Jrirr5 Hirathrd Whaia Eirirut and l.Hfd
on. rugtrr. hpirrs. ifprrrlr- ~ ili knd'- Goes
rrt and Giass WaTr--and che beet asspriufnt ~
IN Huui- 90 ihf county
~ g0ods phrase Iasr notice, o.. JENtfl'
Dee li 1855
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Farm for Sale.

VNIIE subscriber, az administrator NJ the e.
Il tate u walter Brock, Offers for sale A. public
auction. Jan. ~ at ! o'clock, r. N the fam
On which said deceased resided. said farm i ST.
uatrd abe az IA m,lr from West bsrLct Village,
and comprises o. acres ~ excellent land well III
vided into tillagc, moving aud pahiurage The
buildings consist " 4 dwelling huusr aud barn,
aud other nut buildings ~ goo I condition,
Any person wishing foT q small farm, pleasantly
situated. will do well a. call aud examine " In
quirc uf the subscriber or y Abbott,
WM. $ BR9ekI
1910 Administrator,
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Agricultural Society.

TVNIlE annual meeting u the Caledonia County
l Agricultural society will be holden at the H.
tonhshury House IN ~ Johnsbury, on lur,/ag
the 18Th day Of January, 1870, a. 10 o'cloI. a
" Premiums viii then be awarded on tas fol
lowing articles
acre corn. Sa.-to do, oats, s9,--do do, potatoes.
50 do do, I'VE, Sa.--do - acre umps, 81 do
do carrots. 81 Greatest amount " butter from
one dairy. ~ not less Than fivs COWS IN proportion
to the number Of COWS, S3,--2d do do, 81,
l7I9 a. j. WILLARD, Secretary,
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Por Sale

IiHR well known Ira Colby farm, pleasantly 10
1 GATED on good road. 90 ~ = mile north ~
DAnFils Green. aud within miles u ht Johns-
burv, on the OLD eaunty road 10 Souh DsnFills -
Said farm contains shout 100 acres suitably d.
,dcd iuta moving, tillARs, and pastuTaRe, toReil-
e. With wood enough To- huate use u W Que %
me hest wheat and corr iarWs in thls pari ~ The
county, having about - acres " suWtAedi and
cafterly Gauti, Wtb convenient house aud out
buildings, Will be sold with or without the crops.
Terms easy, as part can rrmAin Oh mortgage W
desired. For further information inquifs u the
suhactihsr On tha premises fnssrssinp given
Immediately. CHAh Is, PRENllss, t0f
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II u IN G..

THOSE having Melodeons, or sernphine'
IL out ~ tne or repair, BY bringing Them g. g.
a, Ellis Music Store, will havs then attended TO-,
neatly aud With despatch, by
John o. Worcester,
Organ Piano Forte and Reed Instrument tuner
and TepaiTcT,
s. JoAnsLuu Dec 90 lT-lO
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F OR S ALE,

4 FINE cottage residence on st Johns hury plain
~ Vt, situated uu Main street about ten min
utcs walk from Messrs. Fairbanks scale works
and depot. l. convenient for "A man doing business
OH tho Plain AZ Pnddock'S Village. Ii is a
we'll bnilt house, convenient for one or two fimi.
lies has " good rooms two cellars and build
ings. well Of good water with chain pump aud
a cistcru NJ soft water.
The barn was fitted up two years ago in good
order for s,nbling horses, aud n new carriage
house built ~ the same time. There is one acre
OF excellent land and the choicest Of fruit that
grows in northern Vermont
rs. The village pcople have built one ~ their
large csterns opposite the place this fall which is
VIEW convenient in case OF fire.
The owner having len town is Nhzions TO sell,
and viii sell AZ n bargain.
For further particulars enquire OF Russell Hal
lett near the premises.
L5I CHARLES sHATrUCK.
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PIANO FORTE
WA R Il ROOM f!

INHE subscriber will hereafter kerpa fall
Il assortment 81 Planes, III the buildiug north
VI The TflggAph Office Main ht, Do, JohnsnulI
The attention VI Purchasers 10 particularly lH
yited 20 thess
INsTnUMENTA
a. ticy are Ia every case made expressly for me
ny chlckeTlnR Sons, belnR subjected 90 the iupsi
Tlud examination hT an eminent fianlai in Hos
ton none are sent here except these ~ fffy sur
prriorqu1lity Sold 10 al iAses =, 80 rsI2 low
- prices, q. a. CLARKE.
10 l.U
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Fair Ground Company.

A MEETING u the Pair Ground Company
~ will BE- holden a. the ~, Johnsbuy House
Ia 81, JohHshuryl on tue Fday, Jan, IT, 1893, a.
o'clock i, 81, 10 hear the repaTt u me commit
toe appointed AZ the last meeting 90 negotiate
terms VI sale ~ the property II sa company with
the ueN company, and 20 take action nu tho same.
l7-lg A q. CHADWICK, Secretary,
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Me0aI ADVERTISEMENTS
ORDER IF NOTICED SETTLEMENT
.cAIHABlNE v CllAABERLAlN,sR.ia,s.

sfIfg 6F VERMoSr Citseos,. ni,ra,eTs,
Aa Probate tuUft hed At -, Johu.hul m said dl'inei
tn tliH lsih daN ct brteuisrf, " ieR
WiiEuEAA. Egfa q Chamberlain EArcut0r ~ the last
W Nlll aud tu-ttHent eftathaunv ~ thamuetlsi. hts
uf FrAthain IN Hhi1 distinct decreased O. trudrf
au syruunt - ls administration aud 20 prsrn hls az,
against nAii ratAtF tr examination urd aHW
f the putplsr omakiuE partition aud ifhuuun ~ the
rrsilue 81 sad estate, under decree 81 said uurt
the psfspus no h, law enl,urd Co. the 10 IL
therefore ordered by si court that the same Cnr urr
confederation HUd r nVAfi 81 the Fruhatr once BOO IT.
Iplustury tr 90 dpN ~ January, a. 70 ltY Ant rs
s Ifbrr ordered that aN vt.us ln'rtrsri ~ notified
hereof publication cops 81 the thlt uItf
Doc tie rAisuusu printed a. ~ Juhushnr, three vsss'
suutrHHlA r previous u said timr hearing that TIE
nppAr aud tuutrat the HpN 81 snid account f
sui HIal iar htffd ADD Ia III
matter ut Partition aul distribution ~ said estate
IS The Court
Attest. asa J. M Atit. jrcTr ofrtttat
10 Altc,t Asa l. PRgSCIi. Judge otrroba,s
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Passumpsic Bank.

VNIIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Panumpsic Bank viii he held az the banking
house iu 90 Johnsbury, nn lussdHy the 23fh dal
of January neat AZ one O'Clock, 4, 81, Tor the elce-
uDu Of Directors lyT the year ensuing.
4, g. HEDlNGfON,
Cashier
Dee. %, 1853. i3-l0
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STATE or TERMONT

sAuurt nAsrLrfT's ffftTE
In Probate Court hniv JuLusuufy the lsih daJ
90 December. 8 ~ 1885.
IOaEfit HAWItkrf adnplftratprof the estate Of SAM
~ usl Bartlett tate ytsutiu IN saiidlsttt urtratr lr
srttv, makes appta Co said court m vAtsi thr uit
allowed hin tu the debts uV said lie
ceased aud f.udrf his administration account uNt
me- mutt day Mhcrcupon. 70 n orictrd uN klu court
tuat srt application aud br he1ri az the f"nls nee '
80 Juhnsburs. the ih unN sf Iiluatr D. 1872 sul.
Ills rthsr ordered that an persons interested be notified
hereof i uuutat copy 81 this order ~ TIE Casd-
man lrinied ~ 81 LAlA.ut llLse MtgkA AZlrsllNs y
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ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
stsAxvAmALLFN,s ESTATE

SUsANNAU ALIENS EgrATE
STATE Of VERNON &. tAtIuoNIA UtsTutcr.
Al Probate Court held At st Jshusbuv. m sAl district
the san day pt December, =, " l'aa
WHEREAS, t,rurge hAnnry executor 81 Inc last WIN
W late
Of ~ Iuhushuy said district deceased prupuzs, TO
rrnder of his administration and t0 present
his account against said estate tor examination aud
allowance tor The purpose ~ making Partition and dis
utbutipu Of the residue uf said under decree
sail court AMONG the persons h0 by law entitled
Co the NQmut
Il therefore ordered by said Court that the same come
under confederation aud ne heard at tue Probate ucc
81. Juhu~lurN. the lnth dsN ct Jan A. d lHfg
Aud u IA mrthcr ordered that all pcr.n> Interested te
uetiGCd hereof b. publication OF copy uf the
THIS order iu the tnl-dnttn, pnutrd at~t Juhusburs,
thrrc weeks successfully previous 20 @ad time olbcaTg
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