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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-07
Gnutheru Wrpngs.

In erite Of, or in consequence OF, very
stringent and unnecessarily severe fugitive
slave law, the South has cause to complain
of.occasi onal eonnivnnce on the part OF some
Of the people OF the North 10 the escape OF
fugitive slaves. This grievance will rroba-
bly, continue, to greater or less degree, tai
the Almighty remodeis human nature, and
eliminates the love of liberty from the heart
of the slave Of the South and tho sentiment
OF sympathy from the breast Of the free men
Of the North.
But, in the meantime, the people OF the
South reap some advantages from the Union
which they seem to overlook, for, not to
mention the general benefits to all sections,
and the peculiar benefit Of mail facilities, at
an annual cost to the Government OF mil
lions over and above the income the Qsv-
eminent has paid for the acquisition Of
Southern territory, and for the prosecution
of wars 10 the interest Of the South, the fol-
lowing items, amounting in the aggregate to
no uncomfortable sum y
Lonsigna (purchased of France) SIS 200, 900
Interest paid, s,3sI 1855
Florida purchased Of SPAIN, 5000, 900
interest paid, l,43o, 900
Texas for boundary, 10000, 900
Texas (for Indemnity, lo,O00,oOO
Texas (for creditors last Congr'ss) 100000
Indian expenditures, all kinds, 100000
Mexican war, oI7,l75,575
Soldiers pensions and bounty
lands, 5000, 900
Florida war. 10000, 900
Soldiers pensions, 100000
To remove Indians. 5,0O0,OuO
Paid by treaty for New Mexico, 1900, 900
Paid TO extinguish Indian titles, 10000, 200
Paid to Georgia, 3,Os2, 600
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Congresssonn



SEsArE.-The credentials OF Senator Ba-
ker Of Oregon were presented.
A debate arose on the Message, in which
Hale, Brown and others took part.
lverson said the States withdrawing dis
claim any further allegiance. We intend to
20 out of the Union before the 4th of March,
peaceablY if we can, forcibly If we must.
Five States will 90 out, and Louisiana and
Arkansas will call conventions pretty soon.
Wigfall thought the President would pro-
cpitate the measure no tended to avoid.
Salisbury OF Del, said his State having
been the first 10 adopt the Consultation 1t
woaid be the last to do any act or counter
anee anything having a tendency to lead to q
separation Of the States. Applause.
Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.- Mr.. Sherman reported Pension
and West Point Academy bills, which were
afterwards considered and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Grow the Homestead
bill was taken up and passed by a vote Of
l22 against rs.
This bin avoids the main objection OF thu
Presidents veto by requiring the settler te
pay $40 for 100 acres.
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great Hattie Pera.a.

The Persians have recently fought great
battle with the wild Turcomnns, who depre.
date on their northwestern frontier. About
the first OF October, Prince Mira, with TO-
900 Infantry and 900 cavalry, attacked the
Turcamans near Nero, and after nine hours
fight, completely overwhelmed them, killing
son,e 1000 and taking about the same NUM-
Der prisoners. They also took great num-
bers Of horses, camels and arms. The Per-
sian loss was considerable.
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original NOsIce.
To +. I. Mekenny and Robert McMurdy:
YsHERkis now ON file in the office Of the Clerk Of
/ the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa ut 4 co.
kuk, the petition of ON. Crane claiming ag Ainst
L. I. Mchenny judgment Of elk thousand dol
lars large number OF promissory notes exa-
cuted by said I 1. McKenny to plaintiff; and
against both defendants the force iosurc Of mort
gage executed by said Mckenny, to secure said
notes on real estate In Lee County, Iowa. which he
afterwards sold to said McMurdy.
Unlass you appear and swer said petition on
| or before the sscend day of tho February term
rendered and the property ordered to DO sold, Is
prayed in said petition.
RANKIN MILLER,
Dec. r, 1860 din pltf's Att'ys.
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q he Gate City.
TX f. Q X II *:
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 7.

Tan Uss NaaaEs VALLEY W HiG LIZ ublished
every Monday this oflee Is enc OF tie pa
pers In Iowa, and hasa widely EXTENDED circnla
tion throughout the Des Aoines Valley, Norsnern
Missouri and Western Illinois.
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Dtssoluiton.

The Partnership heretofore existing 10 TINS
Office between j. B. Howell J. i. Briggs,
Jr.. is dissolved. MIR. Briggs reslres from
the concern, and the hnsinsss will be carried
on as usual by j. b. Howell.
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The Herald's Washington correspondent
SAYS tbs commander OF Fort Moultrie, al
Charleston, has CALLED on the War Depart.
ment for additional troops and munitions
Il ID understood tho President and Secretar,
Of War are favorable 10 the dem and, but ths
other members Of tho Cabinet differ.
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ding States.
Froa II, Texns.

New ORLEANS, Dec. A.
Tho citizens OF Texas have been urged, ia
circular letter signed by u number Of pub
Ito gentlemen. TO elect delegates to q con-
ysntion 70 be held on the 9th day Of Janua-
~. tue convention 10 assemble al the Capt.
tai Oh the 4th Monday of the same month.
The measure appears TO neet popular sane
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-07

HUY YOUNGss s35 MACHINES 6E-
FORE JAN. Ists 1900.

BUY YOUNG,s S35 MACHINES he
FORE JAN. LIST. 1890.
FI,HOSE " no desire to buy Young's Machines ~
i &35, inc uding Hemmers, fuckers, &C., must dc
Il very soon, for Young co. have bought tn,
rirht Of the Grover b Baker Machine f0r several
Western States, and will manufacture no more Of
their Machines.
they VIII continue their mnnufnctory to make
the stands, tables and wheels for the drover
Baker Machines, and will supply any part or re-
pairs that will ever be needed for loung's Ma
chimes. After the (Young's) Machines now taing
finished are sold, which will probably DO BY or be-
fore the LIST of January, there will be no more Of
fered for salo, BY
Any one Authorized to Sell
Less than Grover l. Baker, Wheeler 4 Wilson, and
Singer. Allthose who have bought since the
GREAT sEW.NG MACHINE SUIT
Was decided Of any unau thorized, manufacturer OF
agent, will certainIy have trouble. IT matters
not that the Machine may be STAN ped patented, =
they have NO right to usu tire
Automatic Feed ar Eye.PoIntcd
Needle.
Suits arc already commenced against msnufac-
turers agents and purchasers. A list il being
made out here, which will certainly be prosecuted
Read the following extract:
.All purchasers and users OF fraudulent nj ..
chimes, funiicensed) will be vitited with certain
prosecution" GROVER BAKER s. Nj. Co..
New-York.
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UNSURPASSED
HAIK Tonic.

w f call the attention of the bald and gray
w To GEO. CABuS' HAIR TONIC. hi. un-
squaled prSpara alton, which turns gray hair To its
original color, give. the bald beauifa head or
hair, removes the dandruE AMI itchins fron The
scalp, ANA causes natural mo sture to Hpw from
the scalp, provided il is used ~ hair dress
ing-it will prevent il from bcrouing premature
ly grey and coming cut. Those wbo love to gass
upon a beautiful head OF hair should not be vita
out II. Thousands testify to is great merits, but
We rave no room 10 insert their names.
uee3d1w
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Kentucky Luna.is A.yinm Hnrat

LOUISVILLE, DEC. q.
The Western Lunati, Asylum 1T Hopkins
vile, the largest and most costly building IN
the State, vas destroyed by fire on Friday.
All the inmates except ono were saved. Loss
500 900.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
fItHE members OF the Iowa State Insurance Co.
L are hereby notified that tho annual meeting
will be held on tho second Monday Of January
ne ut, at the office Of the Company in the City of
keokuk. at O'Clock p M, At which time a Board
Of Directors will DO elected for the ensuing year.
s. r.. CAKEY,
Dec. q, l86i-dlm hec'y.
I WILL sell Ut public Auction on Friday morn
ing ct 10 o'clock, at the store room next door
TO NJ. Billings, On Main-st. between I'd and I'd,
q large consignment Of Queensware, of every va
riety; also large LOT of Dry foods and Notions.
| ale Positive. d. II. HUMPHREY,
ueeGA Aucsioneer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-07

AFugttiyc slave Gaze in Canada.
There Ia . curious case now pending in
Canada, arising under the article Of the
Ashburton Treaty which provides for the
mutual rem dition Of fugitives from justice.
negro slave, in making his escape from
Missouri, killed white man who as'cn pied
to arrest him. 81 the law Of Missouri the
white man had ight to arrest the negro,
and the killing was murder; but under the
laws Of England and the Free States, the
killing was justifable homicide. The qucs-
ton is one causing great doubt and difficulty
to the authorities of Canada, and has at last
been referredto the judgment Of their high
Get court.
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II the South had been left to her own re-
sources, with free trade and direct taxation,
the figures would not have run quite 50 high,
and she would not have been 10 a condition
to "wax fat and kick" out Of the traces in the
prospect of imaginary evils.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-07

The Price Of Youngs Machine viii hereafter, In
consequence Of this decision, be 435 and $s5, in
GLIDING Hemmer and Self-t;ontrol1ing Gauge and
Tucker. l. w. BAkNUM,
der 81 Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-07
~ nlch N,Oel

A SMALL GOLD WATCH LOST on Main OF
n Tth street, last Saturday. The finder will re
ceisc a iiberai reward by .caving ut Wilson ii t
erarv D4pot dee4d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-07

To ALL WHOM IT NAY coScERN:
VIM. b. Young & Co, of Chicago, Manufastu-
rers Of Young Sewing Machines, have settled and
psid in full for all infringements Of our patents
Persons using, and agents selling, said machines
will therefore, not be mocsted on account Of any
violation If our Sewing Machine Patents.
ELIAS HOWE, by.his Attorney J. Giles.
GROVER Il BAKER s. III. CO.,
u. d. POTTER, Prcs't.
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AChID FROM ELIAS HOWE, in.

ANpersons arecautioned not to make, deal In
or use any Sewing Machines which sew from two
spoois and make the stitch known az the Borrower
& Baker Stitch" unless the sare are purchased
from the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Co., OF
their agents, or licenses, and stamp under my
patent sept 10, 1916.
said company, and their licenses, alone, are 10
ga lily authorised under their own patents, and my
said patent, during the extended term thereof. ts
make aud sell ths kind Of Sewing Machine, and
all Others are piraeies upon my said patent, and
will be dealt with accordinly ~bereyer found.
ELLA, HOWE, in, N. Y.
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r HAVE this day roldmy entire stock OF Grocer
i les, Sc to II. Kaplee, and authorize him to use
my name In collecting when necessary. would
recommend him TO al my old customers.
JOHN u. x. 6TOITS.
New. Is, rsso-nv1sd2w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-04-27
How to Raise Early Potatoes.

A dish Of new, mea,y potatoes, about the
middle Of June, is not to be despised. They
are good upon the table, and by no means
bad in the barrel, on their way to lively
market, at one to two dollars bushel, and
upwards. There is difference of month
or two in the time required by different vari-
cites to mature. This fact is often overlook
ed BY farmers, and they continue planting
only the late sorts, and have no new potatoes
till August. Early varieties are first essen
tial in getting al early harvest. The Mer-
Ger o. Chenango will mature in twelve weeks.
and by forcing, in ten. 1t is not SO apt to
rot when forced, as when planted late. The
Early Sovereign, Carpenter, studleys, Seed
ling, Wendell's Seeding. Dykman, and the
early June, requires still shorter season,
say from six to twelve weeks. III almost
every section Of the Country there are earl,
potatoes, probably quite as good as any OF
these.
There are several methods of fastening
their maturity. \ favorite method with the
German market gardeners is, to bring tn,
seed potatoes in barrels into warm room.
about the first Of March. The eyes start
rapidly, and in about two or three weeks
they are ready to plant. Another method,
which We have practiced for some years. is to
start the potatoes in gentle hot-bed, about
the middle of March. The tubers are Gu, IL
halves. and laid fiat side down upon the bed
as thick as they can be placed. They are
then covered with about two inches of gar
den mold, and the sashes are put over them
As soon as they are up two or three inche
they are ready to transplant. They shoulc
be removed carefully, separating the roots
with as little breaking as possible, and put ii
the drills where they are to grow. As the,
do not yield full crop under this treatment,
they can be planted closer than common.
field culture, say in drills thirty inches apar,
putting the hills twelve inches apart i'll ,ht
drills.
A warm, sandy loan, sloping to the south
or southeast, should be selected for the crop
1t should be well MANFRED with horse dung
about half Of i, applied in the drills. Some
manure their grounds for early potatoes i,
the Fall, and this is, we think, a good pIal
for that part Of the manure which is applied
broadcast. Fresh horse dung in the drills
raises the temperature Of the soil and hasten
their growth.
To the above, written by one of our asso
cixtes, We will add that we have succeeded
we'll on small scale, thus: Two or th.e,
weeks before the time when it will p-obabI,
do to plant out, take pieces of tuft or sod
say four to five inches square, and put
piece Of potato in each. These are set close
ly together where they can be watered
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-04-27

AADALI. KIll MArl,, AID NEL-
VuIS DISORDERS.
ir al %: hitch Il i speedy md certain remedy ana
'N, iai,. This l.limclt i, prepared from The recipe
"i r $"hru Sweet {" Conhccticu ami famous toe set
ter AMI .ia been used hv him III his practice. r more
than twenty sears vii" tie must tei>hIs success IN AL
aIviaor Of pain unriy allied ~ any prepare
lioi fic the public. oil which one viii be convinced
hy ii >I'-lr ;rial.
This Ilnncnt viii rapidly and RADICAL. Rheuma-
Tie Disorders KIND ana i'll THOUSANDS ri cases
where ii ha, been used it has III no case been known 10
have i.i,i
For Neuralgia it vii! afford immediate relic; in every
case howe cr distressing.
II viii rr:irN" the worst oil II ataCc in three min
ute, and il warranted 10 do
Tcothac!fc asoIt " i'll cur" INSTANTLY.
For NcrI"I> Debility ana General IaSstuie arising
T" mn rld'nte or cAceNi. Es lineIt is most happy
Al! ui.iain- Remedy. Actis directly upon the
r.>>r!"> Strengthens am! the system
stores il = elasticity and viyor.
For pi'SAs al external reredy claim that is
test Aii"w'i and We calicng" til" world tn produce
equal! Every Ncn 81 ms distressing compliant should
civ" it thorough trial nr viii tail I,cti-
Ate ri ALL III the ma riiy q cases Will ELECT radical
cure
Q:insl a' Sore Throat sometimes extremely ma
iAn; i:' ial-"r'> bat timely Application oi this lii
i.' III =" I'll never iaIi 10
s,pr.~ q: o: >tinatc AID enlargement
~ the Joints = Liable 10 fn-cct"d The very worst
case may be conquered by this Linment in TWO or three
days.
bruises Cuts wounds Sores Ulcers Burns and Scaid.
Weld readily T., In. Wonderfully lcan. ,r,tt,.> l ,r
Sweets iulahie Iinn.,t wh" dir-c-
tioi4s Als' Chiias Frosted feetand Insect Bites and
Stings.
E,cr> horse should have this remedy hand for
is Timely -" al The first apr,ranre 81 ':enes' VII Ell
fecraiy p'cv": those Formidable diseases which hors-
Al" laulr nd which render many valuable horses
neatly Worthless
Ov"r four hu.ir"- voluntary tcstinc! ia the
dcriui cr:N' properties 81 this lii.sj have been
cr'" All i.an! OF 'hea ncnI pe:so:.s lii the highest
* il. lie.
Caution
+" a.nid imposition o>Ty the signature and likeness
u. Sc 'i Sweet oil every atcl. sI. also ,he
Sweets it,ia,tit >lnLcEt blown ia the glass oieact.
b.v!.. ii tIoGi vi .,r- afe .cI.il'r
RICHARDSON : co.
:>'ir P..'ii!etoIs EorN ic:l. q.
FIR sale la 81 J"iili>bnrN - iiu tIT--u. Fab
Co. }. e biz gs.i.! ..l! a.. other medicine Tea
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ef NOTICE Of SE7TLENENl

WM WHlTEIAW'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. CAItp">IA DisrRIsr, IS
Al Probate. Court held al ST JUii>bII!. in said l>TlC
tine IN 'aN a.! Alrl. \. l. l>''':
NEiiEEEAS. VIM. Harvey. tAI the last VIII testa
W Vim htciaa late RL.SaI- said dist, de-
CEASED ruI"s' render acct al his administrator
amt I" present his at,ultt i-aI.> >d ->iai" Tor eA
animation ana sii" Tor tine purrp>t - making bar
iii, tIt distribution oi rnc r->iut 81 SAID estate ularI
4 decree. II sad ..it dri.S the irr>u> v to ale uN
law entitled 10 the SAME IL l. therefore ordered hy said
court that The under CuSidTa alton ana l..
heard Al III" Probate Office, ST J"ill.SturI The .a
daE NJ April \. ID l-tu. Aud Il il ilrthtr ordered
that all persons Interested lee notified hereof by pu,l
i cop. the record this order ia liz,
talctiohian printed atS;- J"IshlTN. thr.- weeks
cc>>iNciX prcvtu>t" -ai time IL hcar that they
appear .iIr ''.'Itr-t the aua >alc account i
tn. and also Ice heard l.. said court the
matter oi Partition AID iisIi ii al sa!d estate.
Attest, ASA l. FEEA I II. Judge
AtrUecop: Of record,
e. Attest. ASA J.. FRENCH, Judge
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needed, and can be exposed to sunshine
Whenever there is a cold night, or "cold
snap straw is put on to keep them from
freezing. They sprout and fill the turf with
roots. At the proper time the pieces are set
in the open ground, one piece in hill and
the growth is hardly checked. The turf it.
self also acts as a manure to aid the growth.
In this way two to four weeks are gained
Ayricultmist.
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ORDER Of NOTICE Of .SET7LENENl
SAMtf.IC MARTIN ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District,
At p at"' r hrl IL -; J"!-bury IL! said District
t'.r iii .aN "i April A ID. l>6n:
" REAS. joseph ". SteVti.,. administrator on
w Ia estate ii SaIni Martin late II liaTw III said dis
trl't DECEASED proposes 1" render Az account ct" tis
administrator and I" present his account against
said r>iIt. Tor examination and ALLOWANCE iuI
the pi.-ci>" III making partition ami distribution
"l the Tc>i!" Il sad estate. Under decree 81 SAID
Court aiiIp TIL. ,"rs,I., ~ Law entitled 10 III.
same us therefore ordered 10y said Court that tn"
eun Ter CuIa. cratini ans. Re h. N the Probate az
IL. III \! J"histiTs. TIL ID DAY ri MAJ A 10 ie,,
And x further ordered That all -E>p!.> interested h-
nrtiic ncrr" 10y publication OF COPY uf the record 81
tiiN "rfcr III The taedonlaE prinic: AT ST nfiis'y
.nr"c weeks successfully lreNpH, 10 said tim" Il hear
H. tltt tAr. Appear and contest Tia" ALLOW ace
81 sal count II they ,au~ca,d also DE heard 10y SAL:
"ITI IN the imaIe- II partition ana distribution oi said
estate.
b. tiicC plirt.-Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
y tire copy I'll record
A;ic>t. ASA l. FRENCH .m.ise OF Probate s. :.
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Tie Only Positively
ElRE. Pr. = OF S 4 ( !. s:
IN TIA. Y uNLn Aii. Til
MARYLAND rNII.%T.

VI l ~ Il -
CERTIFICATE uF APPROVAL. X COMPARISON
W..N %. ~ .AFr>.
a.ut">. Ic,",:!crGd.i- rs
M--r> SAcra; E!.-'--. '&'Ht, III :iili'N Patent
III, PI,,.' -,
,,t>!iINi, ,>.ri....i IL. Mar',1 patc : ~,
IN ;.r l >'tir M aIn all" L. 'vi:r Ii Fire
hunt IT,, ~. rr,t' H. r>-i!i heal. % any F., !ruu
ii.. H- ,.., ..,. L. '~: .ti',. Lar
il f, I'll tr .fr.,it ''i ''tr Probate Dustin
Ma. >lr.'Ai ns t.lf.>' ''~i the Iat~,IliI ID
n;th,.r records BEhJ v DEAN
Secretary estate.
EH,rIFnoGo. p-,c,:.; 81! st. Is
THIS ma! ,c.tIfy That We have .NII.,,i tnt MlrlIi
Patent FIr, Proof SAFE Whitfield I" p, Vi t~, l.t
a.i that IN opi.i MalIid> 81 N"Ut .c>iia-
DE OH. purchase t.'r tt- ga: I,. ,u,.i>
SinnTipn J''i-c> vi Probate
Nirnisr,r:y. Airjl ~. 1-5l.
The Legislature - Vermont at ~ lat session. ..-,!a
Law making II the ,iuly 81 IL" county !cr. I" procure
Fi,c Prout >ai,. VIII. L. deposit PROBATE cords In
,, ilar-c mat duty We I>, ,"l.t sometime .-
iur imtrr ii safes. We have com. I" Tie cone fusion
that the NIriliH SAFE, '.tI,a, rcu 10y VI y. Ei- oW
Ai.,,II Harry, Boston, Mas Is superior L" any ,rr
h,tcN.uiincd 10y IL ir- rro.quJiti'>. Mrh4Ve tl Iii
safe nat description fr h New Haven probate Ills
trct ap: are well satisfied with the wokinasi p, dppa
rent strength. sidd.tI.l.ty.
{. WRIGHT. At judges C
H. SMITH, Addison County ,,,r
and Prcpretors, ). School street. opposite Cit. Hall Bos
J.i SCOTT q BROOKS Agents. Mu;.tpr..cr.
}. J. III NJ If.t. Agent. burlington.
f?~ Ruc2lc,' Flexible Iiadlc and Amcs' Sell linking
md
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~ T \ T + OF ' f. /; VI o y T.
,

~ CALEDONIA CGl NIG. -.
t. tn Honorable supreme t"Crt 81 .UIiCaIure liz.
SAT- 81 Nrr:ii-It. I, h- h'., Al 81 J"h1>tr1. Ham
IT,: g.: tn- Cu:tA II ,..c.' ii. "n The nf>t i!u>.i.
,>I g-t's =. r.H.rra H. -. ia August. ls.'-
t.'> "A trlr!i i'cii.li- Car l. ilitT. g.. i.-'.
t,ic,.'a M L. aI resi- tiliN -,
:" A-UI ii.I ru.t lie id> !t-': ALL: a 'ic! hIl,
Ill! Pa, ham fT ut"Tc lisa. ;h.te Years last At. a.
itli..I.r W.ii Further r-ir'>Ii; :" NuI:T HriIaT>
that III ith ia, al Nar,ii. \ II ! p, Size y
Joined IL. ~ Asirh E'ut,i" nil.i>icr the
=. Eis Authorized 10y IAN L. ,"icnllzr marriages
.iIa hcnc, in,I. 81 h h">,Ia Ia III, Sa;- ii =.
90; >iI ia! il!IiIiii immediately renewed .tl
SID j.. p'Ir.l'i- L. said >r.fii ,'lr irl-'i
TIA l. Ut t.' -: ,.ay 81 ,ilicitrT ~ IA
1, M ~ ali her nia!iA! auii- y! il lam
III a. a. - ii'.lii. - "r q. The III
to- Ia" >.li vIil-. hrl Sal! i!>'.ti. without .snl
l.,:"!Itl g!. d., TIri l"rli'i.tg
f>. and y,il-C AND
IN i> !oI- l'i" L. parts HhIi,
u '-r:v N"Ir ".tIti".rr pays trI - decree ,, >.
CONT ~l'; l., - al matrin"uE :c I>uN Cd,
y huj.!,i ia. ever pay
nat, ii JIt>.uTy in thu County ii Caledonia Ills
lJt. ,.ty e, ip!l. y. 10 l>tu.
SARAH FENTON pEMI\iI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-04-27
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ORDER NOTICEof SETTLEMENT
OBED $. HATCH'S Estate.
STATE OF NEkMONT. C.I ErosIk DIsTRICT
Al Probate Court held ~ ST J"iiI.try IN said district
on ri,. l. IN GAY q April A ID ic,"-
,,-IIrREaS Peter Buchanan, Executor the last will
w ,,I,n,err of Oird Hatch late u B..-t. ia said
district, ,-, east propose, t"rcrder al account "i his al
l,.sj ana 10 present ms at'".t against >alh -
az, t, >z,,.,uitiu, and allow i"r the PURPOSE OF
making partition I.i distribution al th' residue OF said
estate under decree ri Aid C"iili AMONG the "Ts'i>
entitled the SAINT IL !, therefore
,rcd That the sam. come Under CONSIDER
a,,n ami heard the Probate trice ia 81 JOHNS
t,lr, ell The "a ,.av q MAY. A. ID. l-o". Ana il j.
fr: ordered. that al persons interested 10 "lln q
hereof publication copy nj tie record ci t!s Greer
il, In, ,,. :iia printed ~ JUhi>hury three We
,uccc>>.Nt previous L. said time ri hearing. thai they
may appear aud tn, allow ii said account II
they ,l;>e aIi tc heard By said court III the
matter OF partition anu distribution oi said c>taI-.
By liz. Court
Attest ASA |. FRENCH. Judge ut Probate
\ true Top. al record