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Melodeona Sine.

In this unique instrument the Melodeon or
Piano may be played separately or combined,
producing an effect unknown to any other instru-
ment, and must be heard to be appreciated.
We have made arrangents with some of the
best Piano Makers to receive from them regularly
PIANOS of the very best quality, which well be
sold at less than Boston prices, All instruments
warented, and sent to any part of the country at
our risk. j. ESTY.
Brattleboro, Sept. LIST, 1862.
OvThe undersigned is authorized to act as
agent for Esty q Green, in procuring for any who
may desire it, one of their justly celebrated in
struments If any of our readers should want one
of the best melodeons in the world, and will make
known their wishes, they may rely on being served
to their entire satisfaction.
S. HOWARD, Publisher of Newsdealer.
Hyde Park, Sept lst 1862. Al
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JOHNSON GLOVE SHOE,

S TILL ALIVE!
All orders for Gloves and Mittens promptly at.
tended to. Repairing done on short notice. The
subscriber also keeps on hand
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
and such castings as may be needed in making "a.
pairs. He will also supply farmers with
Field Seeds Of Good Quality,
He offers darymen an opportunity to supply them
selves with the the best Churn in the Market,
II may be found here, and at d. D. Saiforl's in
Cambridge ROBERT HOLMES.
LADIES AND GENTLEN:-Thakful for past favors
and better prepared to meet your calls hope to
merit the appreciation of the public in furni.h hing
most kinds, and the best gloves and mittens in
the country. Repairs and Sewing machine work
ON short notice. Furs repaired and altered, &c.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
MARIA HOLMES.
johnson Village, April 4, 1862. 10
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ElnRlOrc Pond HOUSE.
ELM0RE, VERNON

A, W. AVERILL, Proprietor.
short notice.
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FIRST MUM
at every fair in the United States where it has
been exhibited TO this date.
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EVERYWHERE TRIUMPHANT.

EVERYWHERE TRIUMPHANT.
These machines have taken the First Premium
at the state fairs last held in New York, New
Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Michigan, Iowa.
Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, North
Carolina, Alabama, California,
Including every State Fair at vhich they
haze been exhibited IN 1862,
The work made upon the Grover & Baker Ma
chine has taken the
L z G II d Z /, NJ II M
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IN "a II q wv q T. g

johnson Village, April 4. 1862. 10
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-19
NOTICE.

To all whom it may the
undersigned respectfully that
all representatives of d deceased sol.
diers that have died at home or whilst
absent, from their command being
members Of Go. A, 32d Tenn. Reg't,
late Co. G, Of said Reg't,- do forward
TO these Hl @ iarters, the exact date
Of the death and nature Of disease Of
which the soldier died, aud the local
i,y where be died. The above is
requisite, FOR the arrangement 10 be
completed for representatives. 20 get
the wages aud commutation Of such
deceased soldiers. Those who are
concerned, will please attend to this
matter Immediately, OF as soon az
possible.
C. G, Tucker, Capt. Co. A.,
32d Tennessee Reg't.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

PORT HUDsoN, March Is. The
bombardment Of this port commenced
at . P. NJ, Yesterday, and continued
up to,5 2. NJ. The enemy fred
slowly. Our batteries had not re-
pied up to II clock last night, when
a most desperate engagement took
place. The enemy eLdeavored to
pass our batteries under cover of the
darkness. The firing was most ter
iific and lasted for two hours. One
guuboat succeeded in passing our
batteries, bat in a damaged condition.
The fIigate Mississippi was set on
fire, and burned TO the waters edge
in front Of our batteries. One large
vessel was completely riidled, and q
third was badly crippled. With the
rest Of his feet driven back, the ene-
my withdrew at . o'clock. Our vic
tory was complete and glorious. AS
far as heard from. no casualties Oh our
part. The boat which passed our
batteries is doubtless in so disabled a.
condition rs TO render her achieve
ment worthless. sc men and QUE
nidsbipman Of the destroyed frigateI
Mississippi were brought in by our.
cavalry this morning. Seyera. Of
them we're severely wounded.
Ga tho 18Th the Federals assailsd
The delences Of Tullahatchie river, In
Mississippi, With about Is gunboa,s,
endeavOring TO flank Eickaburg, but
we're successfully repulscd.
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Safe OF 3

in pursuance Of the last viii and
: testament of Ezekiel Sanders; deceased, |
will offer for sale tothe highest bidder, on. the
premises, on Saturday, the 2Sss, dan
of March, ISG3. upon a credit OF one aud
two years the following TRACT OF LAND
lying on the waters of Swan Greek, in Dis
trict No. IA, in Lincoln County, State of Ten
nessee, being the same on which said intes-
tate lived at the time Of his death, az d bou1d-
ed as follows S-North by the lands of Til
man Wells, East by the lands Of VIM. DYER.
South by the lands of VIM. Dyer and James
w. finley, and West by the lands of samuel
containing by estimation 254 acres.
Bond ard two; or more rood and sufficient
securities will be required of the purchaser
and lien retained on said Land until the
whole OF the purchase money is paid.
..t J54 L. A. SANDERS, Ex'r, &c. 4
Feb. 26, 1S63--td t.lI ls tes uI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-19
Firm the Army

Letters have been len at tbi
place Cor the following persons
Miss Betty Ann Ashby,
Mrs r N Brown,
Mis- Mary A Boggs, 2
Mrs Cynthia B!one,
A Z Coal.
VIM Garter, mi
Mrs Lear Eslick,
Miss Rachel Tanning,
Thos George,
Mrs Lydia E Honey,
Mrs Martha, Hawkins,
Miss II E Lauderdale,
w D Morehead,
DIR ID j Nobiitt,
Mrs II A Pope, :.
Miss Jane Ramsey,
j j Rlwls.
Mrs Mary Ramy,
Mrs Mary A Solomon,
Mrs Ann 0 Stone,
Mrs Mary Street,
a r Smith,
Miss Cate Snmmerrvrd,
Mrs Ann Warren.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-19

A resolution has been offered in
the New York Legislature looking
to the furnishing as felony for refu-
sal by judicial officers to grant writ
of haleqs corpus,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-19
Your Attention !!

A LII those indeT ted to GEORGE j.
Ia GOODRICH, will find their ACCOUNTS
With Daniel j. Wh;ttington, who is author,
lied 10 settle and receipt for the same. You
will cenfer-a favor on a soldier by calling ard
settling up Immediately, as / am compelled
TO have money, and obiige . =
Dec 25, 1862. 90 GEO J. GOODRICH +
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-19

g'Ge Union citizens and the soldiers
impute it to q curse sent upon them
for traitorous conduct. This maybe
the case, but we never we're inclined
to be srperslilious.
A GOOD ORDER. n
1t. Gen'I Polk, commanding this
corps d drmee, bis issued an order
which in all respects entities BIN to
praise. in all armies may be found
men SO mean and degraded as 10 take
advantage Of the darkness Of night
and impose upon peaceahle and quiet
citizens 10 such manner as robbing
hsr-roosts and sIealiDg geese. Gen
Polk prociaims that it does not be-
hoove N q engaged in tie glorious
cause We are, 10 thus behave them
selves. Fighting for Observation-Disclosures
given US by Him : the virtue Of our
iiresites and the gray hairs of our
slres, it is degenerate to indulge in
.srch petty work. According to this
order a number ofo1good mn are
torced to suffer fyvm it. Guard lines
have been established around each
brigade with instructions not to let
any one pass without permission from
a brigade commander and il said
thieves are caught in the aet Of steal
ing shall be punishable by such SEN
tence as courl-mar;ial may inAict
a NOVEL MARRIAGE.
Ia the 1l!h regimen. of Tonnes
see Infantry quite an amusing cere.
mony took place. 4 happy trio en-.
tered an arena as (ol!ogs-a fictitious
preacher and a man and woman; said
man and woman wishing to enter the
circle of married felicity. The inim.
liable Richard 3. personilied the
character Of parson for the occasion
and did it to perfection As for 8
descrip ion of the couple, it is uune.
cessary, for they are not worthy Of it
Suffice it TO say that she bore not The
semblance to.Yenus; and at the con.
-clusioD, "WedleG for two years or lu
ring the war; Was received with i'm
mcnse applause By the boys witness
ing the performance; and The loving
husband took his "eXtra rib" uade;
bis arm and has gone TO parts I'm
known. II may probably be to TIE
author as il Was to this hero-H0a
soft gu nal q pcnse is truthful ole
lproycrb. More anon. r. S. S.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-19

action in the Case, report him. If we
can't have our families protected, what
have we TO fight for? Space de.
mands me TO bring my remarks-to a
close, Mr.. Wallace, please send US
few copies Of the Observer, ant
-oblige your friend from Lincoln Co
Tenn. So, 4
A SOLDER IN Go. A32 Tenn. RgGrj
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The -" ar2
CAQQ \ 0OO
NORTHERN NEWS.

ORENAQA, Alarcn 4.-1ne CnlcaS0
Times, Of the 25th uIt., received.
The n. Y. World has been sup
pressed 10 the army of the Potomac
by order of Hooker.
Gov. Robinson, OF Kentucky, eE.
dorses Col, Gilbert's dispersal Of the
Democratic Convention OF that State.
/. is reported the rebels have a
gain invaded Kentucky, but Fhat
they are doing, or their strength, is
unknown. Some say large forces &C.
cupy Nicholasvile, Winchester, and
Richmond, and threaten Lexington
and Frankfort {; Others say force of
d thousand strong occupied Winches-
ter, and aftera skirmish disappeared.
Lee and Jackson are still at Fred
ericksburg, and it is believed at Wash
ington that the Confederate forces
have been but little diminished. ! :,
A bill has passed the Federal Sen,
ate diseharglng the State prisoners
now in custody. u7f- ~
Confederate priyateers are reported
/ in the Calcutta papers to be cruising
10 Bangal Bay. .'s
| Col. Shanks and most of the Off
GERS of the Sib Kentucky cavalry
have resigned.
GRENADA, March ga Cincinnati
dispatch dated the 10Th, says the
great scare in Kentucky was caused
by the movements of 600 Confede.
rates, WHO are now leaving the State
by way Of Halle Green.
Two regiments of cavalry will 60
1to~Kentueky to-day. The Union
refugees are returning home.
|. Captain G. Morgan, brother OIL
Gen. JOHN Fl. Morgan, who ventured
near Lexington, has been captured
AM sent to Cump Chase.
! Dispatches from Washington re,
port that in Congress motions to ex.
empt Qnker8 and clergymen from
military service failed.
/ TIE Louisville Journal says the
rebel raid into the blue grass region
was by no means formidable, but their
presence indicates the presumption
Of the enemy and the helplessness Of
ourselves. 1t is the opinion of The
best informed military men that he
rebel raids chronicied from day IL
day, are but the forerunners Of a
general invasion through Cumberland
Gap into Northern Kentucky.
GRENADA, March S.-Tbe Mem.
phis Argus Of the Sd received.
I The Federal force in the city has
been largely decreased by reinforce,
ments sent down the river. In con
sequence Of the .sm4.l garrison. mill
tary vigilance has been greatly in
: creased, and egress. southwark iron
the city has become extremely diff
cult.
RoseciaDzha9 advices from Bragg
; army, indicating The intention of til,
latter TO contest a further Fedora
advance. " "
FREDERICKsBURc, March 11.-Tht
New York Herald Of The OH received
Col. Harrington, Of the Depart
ment Of Indiana, has issued an orde:
against the Organization known a
the K, G. c., ana yarns all loya
men to shun the nest of traitors a.
be intended TO hunt them out an(
mete to them the punishment they
deserve.
Andy johnson is in Washington
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-19
EDUCATION.

0NMonday, The 10th Of this month,
MISS MARY ANNA McEWEN will
reopen her School for the reception. of pu-
pills atrtle Female Academy. Phe session
will continue Eve months. Terms as usual
She would say to her friends that the session
would have commenced earlier, but for the
occupancy Of the Academy and grounds. bv a
party Of soldiers W - FEB IL, 1863 .
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-19

a WindiaM-A poor carpenter,
named Cyrus Holmes, living in Plats-
burg, Ohio, has lately fallen heir to
a property in Westminster county,
N. Y, valued al 45l4, 600.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-19
FrauduleD:. ShiHplaSters-d

Ffaudnlep:: Shinplasters--5i d am,
The Chattanooga R bel says shin
plasters are in circllai6a signed
Browa, BarloiS s. Co, and Raal:in,
Gapmin s. Co, of Chattanooga
There are no such firms in that
pllee. s-e -}ard a5 gt tfas ~.
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Thanks

Thanks - T.. fael-. o.
Hon. Geo. ". Jones has our
thanks fer a Richmond Wig con-
timing the address of Gen. D. Il.
Hill, on assuming command in North
Carolina, which we will endeavor to
make room, for next week. gIr
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Flour sFanted-

Flour Wagted- Gaa DoL c5a
We wish 10 purchase for our own
usc.a few hundred pounds Of Flour
either middhdgs or first cuality--
for which the cash will be paid. ANY
of our friends who can frrnish us
from twenty five pouo4s up, will
please send it to the Observer office.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-19
Vegetables

We ask particular attention. to the
letter ia this paper from Col. 70,
Cook S r~giment. The writer throws
out suggestion based upon good
sense, and the people Of this county
will appreciate it and supply the
needed articles promptly. We know
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-19
ALMANAC.


THURSDAY, MARCH ~, 1863.
Sun rises..... 2 Sun tets. ......5 SO
-f.y, FRIDAY. MARCH 20.
Sun rises .....6 j ISun sets :. ). IS SO
l'-A SATURDAY. MARCH 81.
san rises. ...-..6 0 Sun seis.......6 o
q SUNDAY, MARCH 90.
SIM rises. .L....5 So Sun sets. 10 1
r.r MONDAY, March %.
San Uses. 50 Sun sets. ........6 2
io.-i 1s TUESDAY MARCH "a ; s,s
Sun rises. .....5 81 Sun sets. 6 3
--IF WEDNESDAY,, MARCH %. liiE q
Sun rises. .....5 Sc Sun sets. ....6- 4
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Wife Notice :.

Wife Notice. 50 II :,
See advertisement under this head.
The Montgomery Mail says the
steamer T. .. Wagner, which arrived
at Charleston few DAYS ago from
Liverpool, Ma Nassau brought over
from Eugland cotton cardiDgs sulli-
cient for all the cotton manufactures
in North and South Carolina, Aia-
bama, Georgia, and Tennessee, to Ie-
sumo their spinning and tie mapu-
eactu.e of fabrics. ,,e,r
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We can safely assure our realers,
and the citizens Of Middle Tennes-
sec, that whatever d0pbt there may
have been heretofore as TO our re.
naming permanently in tits section
Of the country, il is DOW redacsd
down to a certainty, that hele w0
intend to stick and fight it out. So
lie, all those who have failed to pre-.
pare for a crop, take hold Of tue
plough line, and commence their ope-
ratiOrs in the earth works, and plant
their corn batteries, which will prove
to be as formidable to the enemy,
and Of as much service toeour cause,
as though they we're real gun bate.
ries. Winchester Bulletin.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-19

The Black Republicans have car
ried New Hampshire in the election
for Congressman.
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Corn for Salt

Col Robinson desires US TO say
that all IersoDs who wish to give Corn
for Salt, must have the Corn at the
depot 10 this place before the first
day Of April. Those who DO not
wish 10 make the exchange, will please
be certain to return the sacks by
that time. ,s ,.....
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Take Notice.

EDERSONS sending to the Drug Store for
4 Drugs or Medicine, will please send
their vlais or bottles, as our stock Is exhaust
ed. -(Oct2Jj- ,DIEMER !, MILES.
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Editor O5scrcer:-Sinca my let,
ter Of the 18th inst, communicating
the surrounding of Van Dorn's cav
airy, write to Inform your readers
that bis entire force have male their
escane crossing the river six miles
below this town. In the retreat be
lost nothing,
: The weatheris bea1tilaland Spring
like. The roads are perfectly dry
and getting in fine order. We are
expecting, at any moment, to hear
the boom Of cannon as the commence
ment of another terrible battle.
i Three courieEs, of Rosecranz's ar
my, were captured today, and hanG-
ed over to The Provost Marshal. Val
liable papers of io1pOrtanea were
found on their persons, as to the
movement Of the Yankee army
They conoborate the statement that
Seigel's army mad arrived as rein,
Gorcemcnt 20 Rosecranz; also a large
force from Kentucky. a.f, 49,. .-.
For the information of the timid,
will add, shat we are not far be.
hind the willy Federal as regards an
additional force. And in the next
battle, ige trust TO vanquish the foe
from the soil of Middle Tennessee.
At least all are confident and waiting
eagerly for The fray. r. S. S.
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ETIV"
H LIVE ..
LIKELY Negroes FOR SLLEl

PURSUANT; TO. a decree of the
County Court Of Lincoln county. Tennes-
see, pronounced atiis March tenn 1868. IN
the case OF John A johnson, admir- of An Gus
Johnson, dec.--bill for sale of Slaves--I will,
-on. saturday, the Itia day of ApTsi
next, sell tothe highest bidHef, at the court
house door 10 the. town of Fayetteville, the
nn owing oLA' Els, viz :--Aleck, aged about
70 years. Ann, aged years; Mary. aged
about 70 years, and her two children, Davy,
aged about 4 years, and Wiley, aged 2 years
SAID Mary, Wiley, and Davy in one lo:.
he above named Slaves VIII be sold upon
a credit OF twelve months, except the sum. OF
b per ceut., which is required to be paid in
casn: n otes with two or more approved Sc
}curltles viii be required of tie purchasers
and lien retained upon said Slaves until the
purchase money is paid. CT" sAi 70
g DANIEL j. WELLINGTON. I
March II Cieyh and Spesi4I Commissioner
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EJ0ETCE.
EESYlATPst F6sW7g5tr1.
Confederate Money.

LL those indebted TO II. l..
= KNIGHTS by note or account for Goods
or Mns' Zeal Tuition. will Please call upon .he
undersigned anhmake. pa, ment. as lie wishes
20 Mind M. the business as soon az possible.
CoDfcGerIte Inonev viii te-tasen in IN, rnent
OF the same. [Febl0l T.C. GO0DRlCH.
r 81 haye a large amornt due me ~
notes and accounts, and would urge all tha.e
indebted to me, while Confederate money j.
plenty 70 make payment, as | want al the
Confederate money can get. -
Feb. 10, 1853. T. c. GOODRICH.
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-ALTACHATEENTtrs.
state Of Tennessee, 7Es:srsss.., 90.

saate Oh FEeaaslesscc,4Hs isrsss:ss. 90.
In cass ~ ottachmert-G c. .Fmaley IS. HIM
!. H. BIZ
A | our Justices Court il civil dis
= triet No. 8, on 'the 18th day of February.
1868, on motion Of the plaintiff in. the above
cause, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the Justice, that the said defendant has alb
sconded ofthe State of Tennessee, and there
fore the ordinary process of this Court cannot
be served on him, it is therefore ordered that
the said defendant appear at our office in the
5d.oiyl district, outhe 81 slayios 4 prii.
1865, toplead, answer, or deuur to. the said
attachment, or'the said cause Will be heard
ez parte., WASHINGTON HUNTER.HI ,
FeO. 70. .-t..- ID Justice of the p rnce.
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Z -
Id
LIKELY SLAVE5 FOR glIEI

- ~ - = - a. v 5l - =
PC RSUANT to decree Of the
= County Court of Lineoln county. Tn
Dessee, pronounced at lis February term. 1863.
m7he case OF Hugh Thomson. admir- Of
VIM. b. Rhea, dec, and others--Iili for ,Ic-
OF Siaves--t-wiil, on Saturday. t'ic cE-.
day OF EGgcE2 EiGx:, se!Lta the lig.est
bidder at the court-house door in the town. of
Fayetteyi.le, Lincoln county. Tennessee. tho
following SLAVES, viz: Eliza, eyed ataar
81 years; Patrick. about % wears; Ben, a-.G
about III yea:s; JACK, about 9 Yeas: Lem.
about years; julia, about 90 vclr.; Lima
lire. about 10 years; Me-, about r. year:
Cathafinc, about % years, and her three cilI-
dren, to- wit : Lucy, about vsar-; Wash.
about 3 years. and Marian, about 10 months.
which Viii be sold in one lot-Ndlii da. aIor,
70 yeats, and her two clIlr5a, to-Nit Fan
ny, aged about wears, VIII 5. abort years.
wit $50 be sold in ote lot. SAIL Slaves vii
be sold upon a credit Of L months. txcrft.
tie sum Of pr cent. wbic, Is required t,
re paid in cash. NoteSvith two or rpote az
proved securities viii b, requ.re, ~ u, pun
chasers, aud ben retained uPau-ssH Slaves
until tie prrchase money IS paid
. HsDAEIEL j NHIITINGTO%,
Feb 2G C!eik and Special Commissioner.
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- =
aED&.

IN Fayetteville, "Wednesday night,
10th inst, a medium sized BRASS DOOR
KEY. The finder will receive many thanks
on leaving it-at The 0RsERyIR Office, as it will
be OF no service to any one but the owner
Dec ID.
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A SOLDIER IN Ce.AS2 Tenn. RgGr.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-21
RORERT MOyEY,S ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court
LAMoILLE DISTRICT. IS. holden at the Probate
Office In johnson. within and tor the District of
Lamoille. on the 18th day of Oct, A. d. 1868.
G. g. Moulton, Administrator of the estate Of
Robert Money late of Wocott in said detrict.
deceased, represents to this Court that the per-
sonel estate of the said deceased, is insufficient
to pay the debts and charges OF the estate, and
asks said court to grant hin, license to sell all the
real estate of the said deceased in said Wolcott,
to enable him to pay the said debts and charges.
1t is therefore ordered that said application be
referred for hearing to the 9th day of Nov.
A. d. 1868, at the Probate Office in johnson, and
that notice thereof be given by publication in the
Lamoile Newsdealer, printed at Hyde Park,
three weeks successfully prior to the day set for
said hearing.
BY order of Court, s. g. PIKE,
AZ Register.