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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA.
Civil Department.

ZEBULoS b. VANCE, Of Buncombe, Governor
RICHARD II. BATTLE, JR of Arson, Private Secretary
RUFUS H. PAGE, of Wake, Secretary of State
DANIEL W. CoUBTs, of Rockingham Public Treasurer
WH. K. RICHARDSON, of Wake, Chief Clerk
CURTIS II. BRoGDEN, of Wayne, Comptroller
d. w. BAIN, of Wake Clerk.
D. Ii. PERRY, Librarian.
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RICHMOND NJ PEARSON, of Yadkn, Chief Justice.
VIZ. Ii. BATTLE, OF Orange, Associate Justice.
MATTHIAS 4 MANLY of Craven, Associate Justice
WILLIAM A JENKINS, of Warren Attorney General.
HAMILTON G. JONES, of Rowan Reporter
EDMUND B. FRERNAN, of Wake Clerk ----=.
JAMES LIrCHFoRD, Of Wake Marshall.
At present the sessions of the supreme Court are held
in the City of Rtlegh once year. commencing the
cond Monday in June. =
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An Act PLACES RENDEZVOUS EXAM
NATION OF ENROLLED MBN.

NATION or ENROLLED MBN.
The Congress of the Cofeisrats States of america do
enact That there shall be established in each county par
sh district aud in any city in county, parish or dis
rct in the several States, place of rendezvous for the
persons in said county, district parish city, enrolled for
military duty in the field who shall be there examined BY
Surgeons to be employed by the government
be assigned to that duty by the President of
which ten days notice shall be given BY said Surgeons
and from day to day next thereafter until ali who shall be
in attendance for the purpose of examination shall have
been examned and the decision of said Surgeon under
regulations TO be established BY the Secretary War;
to the physical and mental capacity of sny person for mil
itary duty in the field shall be final and those only thus
asceTtaned to be Fit for military duty in the field shall be
required to assemble at camps of instruction.
SEC. g. There shall be assigned to each Congressional
District in the several States three Surgeons who shall
constitute Board OF Examination in such district for the
purpose specified in the foregoing section any
Of whom may act at any place of rendezvous in said dis
trct.
SEC s. When il shall appear any Surgeon attending
such place OF rendezvous by the certificate respectable
physician resident in that county, district parish city
in county, parish district that enrolled person
therein is unable to attend account of sickness it shall
be the duty of said Surgeon file said certificate with
commandant of the nearest camp of instruction and if
the person named therein shall not within reasonable
time report himself for examination at said camp of in
strucOu his continued disability certified BY the Ger.
tifcae of respectable physician of his county city, dis
trct parish be shall be held liable absent without
leave of his commanding officer.
Approved Oct IL, 1862.
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BOARD Or CLAIMS
SUPREME COuRT.

BARTHOLOMEW F. hooRE. of Wake, Chairman.
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, of Orange.
P. II. WINSTON, JR , of Berthe.
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SUPERIOR COURTS

JuDaEs.-John L. Bailey of Buncombe Romulus NJ.
Saunders, of Wake, Robert R. Heath Of chowan George
Howard, ir, Of Wilson. james W Osborne Of heckIsu-
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An ACT TO AMEND An ACT ENTITLED An ACT To FURrH
PROVIDE FOR PUBLIC DEFEScE" Approved 18TH
APRIL, 1862, AND rHE ACT TO AMEND rHE SAME Ar
PROVED SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1862.
The Congress of The Confederate States of America do
act That all persons subject enrnllment fDrmary
vice. be enrolled under instructions rum the War De
partmen and reported by the enrolling officer wherever
found whether within the State county of their residence
or net and when enrolled shall be subject the Pr
visions Of law fully if enrolled within the county and
State of which they be residents Provided That this
act shall extend any member of military organic
ton under any State law, while he remains in actual
vice without the limits of his State And provided further.
That the President is authorized suspend the execution
of this regards the residents of locality where
may find it mpractcabe execute the entitled
act further provide for the public defence" approved
April 6 1882 and the act to amend the last toned act
approved September 81, 1862
Approved October s, 1862.
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SECOND CIRCUIT.

Duplin, fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne FIRST Monday after the fourth Monday March
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day after the fourth Monday in March
FIFTH CIRCUIT

FIFTH CIRCUIT.
Moore Monday before the last in February and August
Montgomery, the last Monday in February and August
Staniy, first Monday in March and September
Arson, second
Richmond, third
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FOURTH CIRCUIT.
Monday in March and September.
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the first Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and Sanfarnhar
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TERM
tnyariatb1
aaFs, in
~ pa
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ties .
Durr re
Due sc
Zach 4
bOnge
BOntri
; cont
rDunt.
Profes,
IN be i
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pep"rS f'
Rate
One d
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admitted
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marked
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where he may find Il impractb'e to execute the same;
and fhatin snchs localities ad during such suspension,
The President is authorized loops into the Con-
eeraie service under scts ssed BY The Con,eo
crate Oongess prior the passage Of the act
provide for the public feecs approx 18th Of April 1854
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Caswel. s. -
SoIcroRs-Jesse Yeates of HEREFORD of LIST Circuit,
William Houston, of Dupin, I'd Circuit; VIM. A. Jen
kins of Warren Attorney General Sd Circuit; Themas
Settle, Of Rockingham 4th Circuit; Robert Strange of
New Hanover, 5ih Circuit W. c. Kerr Of Meckenburg
9Th Circuit; and Marcus Erwin of Burke 18th Circuit.
Time of Holding the Courts.
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SIXTH CIRCUIT.
Surry, fourth Monday in February and August
Yadkin first after the fourth Monday in Feb and August
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-01

loe-way. Cui 10; too mach 4 ma
ber a miac. Mr.. Roofus Mn.kinss-
Was oacc very sick with the fever. bat
his wife moved bis bed into the door.
yard hile Size was cleania house. l
told Rooius this wasn't the thing,
especially as Il was rainin' si'lently
bat be said he wanted to civ bis
wife "a lutte lee-way." That was
much ! told Mrs Minkins that
her Roofur would die if he asid out
there into the rain much longer when
she said, il shau't be my fault IL he
dies unrreparcd," al tbe same time
lossin' him his mothers Bible. II
was oriul | stood by, however, and
nusscd him as wells could, but | was
apVuy wet-nuss, | tell you.
There's yaris ways Of n,anaeir' a
wife, friend Nya,cs, but the best and
sale way is to 1T her DO iist abou, as
she wants to. ! 'dopied that ere plan
sum TIME age, and il works like q
charms.
Remember me kindly 10 Mrs,
Wales, and good luck to you both !
And q years roll by, and accidents
begin to happen To you--among which
| hope there'll be Twins--you will
agree with me thai family joys air the
only ones a liian can bet on with any
certainty Of vinnin'
II may interest you to know that
l'm prosperin' in pecooncry pint Of
view. make bout as muce in tic
course Of u year as a Cabinet oflisser,
does, q undefstan my bizniss a good
eel better lhan sum OF EN- do.
Respecks ID 81, Gorte 4 the Drag.
on. Every be happy"
A. WARD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-01
Ancc,lotcs ofAynriEc.

In DR. Kings Anecdotes OF his own
times, we find the following;
My Lord larwich, the late Lord
Chancellor, who is said TO be worth
100000, sets the same value on
halt crown now rs he did when he
was worth only Gl00. That great
captain, the Duke Of Marlborough,
when he was in the last stage of life,
and very infirin, would walk ftom The
public room in Bath TO his lodgings,
on cold. dark night, to save six
pence in chair hire. If the Duke,
who left, at his death, more than a
million and half sterling, could have
iorcseen that all his wealth and hon
ors were 10 be inherited by a grand
son OF my Lord Treyofs who had
been one Of his enemies, would he
haze always saved sixpence
Sir james Lowther, after changing
a piece of silver in Georges coffee
house, and paying for his dish Of cof-
fee, was helped into his chariot, for lie
was lame and iufrm, and went home.
Some time afer, he returned to the
same coflee-ho on purpose to ac-
quaint the woman who kept il that
she had given him a bad half.pedny,
and demanded another in excbange
for it.
Sir James had about fiS,000 per
annum, and was at loss whom to APP
point his heir. | know une Sir TIiom-
as Colby, who lived in Kensingbn,
and was, | think, in The Victualing
Office he killed himself by rising In
the middle Of the night, when lie was
in a proinse sweat, the effect Of med
icine which he had taken for that pur-
pose, and walking down stairs to look
for Tie key Of his cellar, which he had
inadvertently left on a table in bis
parlor; he was apprehensiye that bis
servants might seize the hey, and rob
him Of bottle q port wine. This
man died inlestate, and left more than
Gl,200,000 in the funds, which were
shared among five Or six day labofers,
who were his nearest relations.
Sir William Smythe, Of Bedford
shire, was one Of my own llinsmen.--
When he was near seventy lie was
wholly deprived Of his sight he was
pursuaded to be eouehed BY Taylor,
the oculist, who, by agreement, was TO
have sixty gaineas, if he restore ed his
patient 10 any degree Of sight. Tay-
lor succeeded in his operation, and
Sir William was able 10 read and
write without the use Of bis spectacIes
during the rest Of his life but as soon
as the operation was performed, and
Sir William saw the COOL effect Of il,
instead Of being overjoyed as many
other persons would have been, he be.
gan 70 lamgni the loss, as he called !;
Of bis sixty guineas Coniriyance
was, therefore, how 10 cheat the oc-
calist be pretended be could not see
anything perfectly; for that reason
tile baadage was kept on his eye a
month longer than ihe usual time. BY
this means be obliged Taylor 10 com.
pound ise bargain, and accept of 70
gainea for q coyetoas man thinks
no method dishonesi which he may Ie-
galIy practice % saye bis money.
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LIST or AGENTS

Wha are aashofessd g. receive subscriptions
Fite rsesi,.ss. ans transact osher business ia be
I az ef fhe fornNkL
tHagicn, pAyip Cn0Fur.
fsst Arlineias, EnWtNp ArIEsWonTH.
Mett Afiiugion z. i irnp.
bafsss q. ". srKn
hass Dagsei, Srurufs Gs0rr.
iasAgr0ye. G. n NNAp SELAH MkHNER.
North ilgrsei JutiS CCKtIs.
b0ndYiiie. A. y. GGAHAN,
FawnAi, LFNAs Wrtcn.
Rupert, iAsEs I. Mccall
last Bapvrts A. II DEsio.
sundsfIana. D. q. Bsoos.
sandgate, VI G PAnKEH.
tssnAies. II. ". WHrmgE.
south i.oudonderry, B,mAs WwrFiEn.
Agents fef osuer localities viii be given here
affar.
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IN lht Night NsseH.
frgs ~ etrtstas fsFarer.
BY W Il. BURLElsH


LaTd. give af rctt A'Rat tA%lsst feet4
20 ciosr.
hashiug ilss iamalt g ths fe'osf4l-dAy
Over car satiis ~ ihy aafine fefsse
Assert lie Reutis sssy
The night . thins its sklss asofs us bent
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Tng DocToR AND SEXToS.--" !
called at DR.. P-'s Office one
day writes a Philadelphia friend,
" and found one Of the most noted Of
our ton.unlerlaktrs lying of set
tee, waiting for the return Of the doc
tor. The easy familiarity Of his posi-
ion, aud The perfect aihomeatiyeness
indicated, led me 10 sag
Why, Mr.. Plume, have you gone
into partnership with the doctor r
Yes" be replied, as he raised him.
self up; "weye been together some
time---I always carry the doctors
work home when Il is done"
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SHREwD REPLY.-James II. when
Duke Of York. made a visit out Of en-
riosi;y, to Milton. In the course Of
their conversation, The duke said 10
70 the poet. that be thought that Bis
blindness was a judgment of heaven
on him, because he had written against
Charles /, his ilhe dukes father,
when the Immortal poet replied -
- II so1r royal biglaaess thinks that
mlsiouuaes are tic induces al The
WRATH q ieayen. what mus. you think
ot yoar fathers tragical erd / have
Only loa ny syes--be lost his heod.'
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G.. A. PIERCE.
vRGFsEth Axb PEaraIrroRs
l.. MUNsoN. Editor.

ftsse ai.13 psf aaHbn. % el.50 ~ lhs
snA X ne yeat. free ~ Postage II Bss
E8asian CaHBiFa
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ouss ovrs 'nf rst1roi sroan
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of her lord Indignantly replied: "wel. it's bot'cr 10
be manuscript than a consoript, amt itr"


be manuscript than a consoript, amt itf"
A few Sabbaths ago, tho congregation OF a
mall Methodist Church in small town in Maine gave
each Other as usual words Of encouragement after The
discourse. The pastors wife saying in effect that she
did rot expect to Live long her husband pionsy shouted
from the pulpit Amen Glory to Cod whereat the
people rrey9cntly smiled.
TIE Richmond Ezdmiaer, having denied that
ex-Gov. Aiken IVES in prison at Richmond nnd calling
Parson B,ownow arepository of les" the Parsop 10
ont will letter In which lie conclusisey proves that
although the Ex-Governor not in prison at the time
Of writing. he was last Sprns-whioh was quite enough
to justify his assertion
The Rev. John Gilbert Of Clay County, KY,
propound theory about the duration Of the war Corn
blades Ind seven points TO them during the Revoln-
tonary war which lasted years. this year many
Of them have but three points and the war therefore is
TO last three years IT'S consammation nost deVouty
to be wished.
Some fiend set railway bridge on fire be-
tween Carboudale and Scranton just as train OF care
with 400 passengers board proceeding toa Union
meeting ct the latter place. There arc no words by
which to characterize this decd. The fire WAS discov
cred in time and extingushed.
Several arrests have been made in Phladel-
pla, upon the affidavit Of Mr. Thocphilns Hartley OF
persons imported Ivy the Democrats Of that city to vote
on their side in the coming elections 1t appears that
that there are many suoh emerants spotted. who WIZ
be brought to grief
The following marriage notice appears IN The
BTss,ed Comb Rercld; Married. Of the Methodist
church IN this village on Tuesday evening last after
painfully pIoiracied prayer by the Rev. f. A. spencer
of Tcrryvie Capt Charles l. Hosford TO Miss Hattie
!. Pierce both Of this place"
Experiments have proved that compressed
hogs hair does not possess the power Of resisting shot
olainod for IT, a 50 n bah propelled by ,. n ofpow'
der passed through target made Of II feet OF solid
har backing Of fee; Of clay end IS feet into On en-
bansmeni IN the rear.
The American Hotel q, Niagara Falls was
burnt by an inoondiry on tie Cd inst The loss VIII be
about sl0Oc0. none Of which is insured. The building
was being rebuilt having been destroyed by The same
means last yer.
Dr.. .Ioab Brown Of Liberty, Me-, has been
he'd TO ia for procuring or oonscrpss the appearance
Of the worst description Of piles. lie is said TO have
charged 500 or more in eGca case ard to have done
large business.
An excellent specimen Of cotton, grown upon
hf farm h1s been exhibited by Mr. valete, residing
near Cairo H. Good judges pronounce 1t equal to the
best souein grades and tie yield p'F hcTe Is nearly
aa gtoa..
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consists OF an iron ring placed round tho prisoner
bead and frightened til tie victim is driven 20 yield
The mischievous practice of feeding horses
and sheep with wheat /, alluded TO in English papers
-Four horses nearly aud somo sbcep quite killed
in Hampshire latcly in this manner.
Three men who were ringing church bells to
avert the rayages Of severe storm at Stfasbug re-
comfy. were killed by tho Lightning. which struck the
bcllry in which they wore
Frankfort having bad its little party OF
princcy and noble personages has to foot the bill
-l3o 90 Horns-apd feels I,tlo unhappy about it,
folks say.
The Turks are becoming enlightened. The
Sublime Porto warns newspapers row. after tho French
fashion.
There are 1856 male, and -, 100 female for
csncrs natives OF various European StAes resident in
London.
A pint Of milk is said to be remedy for
poisoning by eating muscles. Stmulants ero to DO
taken IN hour after tho milk.
The Portuguese Government has built gun
boat. 1t has gun 1t is named Tho Terror OF the
Sea.
NJ. Thiers's coachman has harged himself be-
ing the second Of that statesmans similar functonares
who has similarly operated upon himself.
About GlOO,OOO Of the old copper English
coinage has been called in leaving about sOooO still
in circulation.
Recent reports show that the average dura-
ton Of ie in England exceeds that in France by II
ycars.
A chemical substitute for indigo has. it il
said been discovered In Paris which may largely asec
the Indas trade In that article
The body Of guide, lost in 1874, has been
found 81 tho cresce Of glacier near Mont Blanc. In
perfec, staie Of preservation.
Archbishop whGicly has been very i'll for
some time and lasl accounts represent him as sinking
fa,i.
There are go. coo noblcmen in the Austrian
state. Of whom lC3 oOO are in HungaTy Gaiicia 1890
and Bohemia 1890.
Alfred de yigny, the French writer, author Of
"Cinq Mars" and other romanoes. has died In Paris.
aged %.
4 stsiueis to be erected to I.aak Walton at
Stafford.
A Wanaw paper says that that city IS to
have go p,lecmcn--one 70 every three houses
The Pussian Army are to have Colts revolt
vcrs.
A lottery Of 1000, 600 francs has been advor-
,ised IN Franec for he benel, Of ~ LamaTtiue.
There was to be q choral festival q, the Crys'
Ia. Palace al !deaham OF tho 18th. with 1000 voices
Tide, have recently been remarked in the
Lakes 81 Geneva and Aeuiehaiei-caase no. KNOWN
No less than 80 warnings were given TO Prus-
Ala. ,ournals during June and July o. this year
A Congress Of Catholic theoloeians and
scholars Of Germany WA 70 meet A. Munich on seP. ~
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TRCyi LONDON.

ID pariure OF Mason from Englnnd-His
Experience in is-lnefncieney Of the
RIockade--A Demnnd for its Non.Be.
cognition 10 be Innde from Richmond -
England and Fraucs-Ths FIerisa-
Depredafiou- BY Rebel Cruisers at the
(npe-Uniou Meeting ut Lecds-Ths
Press ON 0Ir. Torssrr-eienzS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-22

In Eden. January l4th, Herbert M. w., only
son of L. J. and Mary ]. Bassett, aged 2 years
and s months.
In Morristown, Dec. Tth, 1862, Denison Cook,
Esq, aged 70 years, 8 months and % days.
He was born in Hadley, Mass, August
18th, 1888, and came to Vermont with his
father, who commenced preparation for
settlement in the spring of 1895, but re-
turned in the fall. Unexpected circum-
stances prevented the father from remov-
ing his family to Vermont till 1905.
Since that time, the subject of this sketch
until his death, has been a respected citi-
zen of this town. He held the Office of
town clerk for many years, and was hon.
ored with other places of trust from time
to time. He was a man of strict iptegri-
ty, and in his death his family have lost
an affectionate husband and father, the
community a kind neighbor and worthy
citizen, and the Congregational church, to
which he for many years belonged, an es-
teemed member. COMM.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-22
New Book.

Will soon be published, provided a sufficient num-
Der of subscribers can be obtained to pay the cost
of publication,
AUGUSTINE YATES SPEECHES IN ENGLAND,
as reported for the English papers, made at the
following places = Liverpool subject, Amer
lean War" Ormskirk, subject, american
war;" Manchester subject, Cotton Manufac-
lures of England and America" Southampton
Subject, 'The Poor in America" New Cas-
tie on Tyne ,-''England and France"
They will be published with the comments of
the English press, in a neatly bound volume OF
about l75 pages, of close type. If 500 subscri-
bers can be obtained it will be issued at one dol
lar a volume. Persons wishing the book will
please to forward their names to II C. Chester,
care of Daniel Wait, Stowe, Vt. No money need
be sent until the book is delivered.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-22
u. 8. Excise Taxes.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Taxes
for Lamoille, Orleans and Essex Counties, in the
Third Collection District of Vermont, as assess
ed under the provisions of the law of Congress,
approved July LIST, 1862, have now become due
and payable, and that will attend at the follow
ing times and places for the purose of receiving
the same. viz
LAMoILLE COUNTY,
At Seeger's Hotel, Cambridge, on Monday,
Feb. I'd, 1868. At Daniels Hotel, johnson, on
Tuesday, Feb. Sd, 1858. At the American House
Hyde Park, ON Thursday, Feb. 10Th, 1868. AT
Matthew'S Hotel, Stowe, on Saturday, Feb. 2lst,
1868.
ORLEANS COUNTY,
At Carpenters Hotel, No. Craftsbury, on
Thursday, Feb. 9th, 1868. At the lrasburgh
House, lrasburgh, on Friday, Feb. 9th, 1868 At
the Barton House, Barton. on Saturday, Feb. Tth,
1868. At Clark's Hotel, Derby Center, on We'd
nesday, Feb. 18th, 1868. AT Flint's Hotel, Troy,
on Tuesday, Feb. II, 1868.
ESSEX COUNTY.
At the West Concord House, West Concord,
on Monday. Feb. 9th, 1868. At the Island Pond
House, Island Pond, on Friday, Feb. 10, 1868.
At the Essex Hotel, Guildhall, on Saturda,
Feb. IA, 1868.
By the provisions of the Excise Laws, all per
sons neglecting to pay said dues and taxes with
in the time above specified, will be required to
pay ten per cent, additional upon the amount
thereof.
The monthly duties and taxes on returns Of
Manufactures and Others. for the months of Sept.
Oct. Nov. and Dec. 1862, are now due, and will
be payable at the above stated times and places
if not previously paid.
The licenses required by the Excise Law, will
be delivered at the above stated times and place,
unless previously called for at my office. Amy
person who shall have been exercising g or carrying
on, since September lst, 1862, any trade or bust
ness for which a license is required without tax
ing out such license, incrrs a penalty equal tt
three times the amount required for the license.
Any person can remit his tax by another, as
receipts will be returned.
CARLOS BAXTER,
Collector of Sd collection dist, Vt
Burlington, Jan. IL, 1868. 9w4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-22
MICAJAH TOMNSEND,S EsTATE.

MICAJAH TOWNSEND'S ESTATE.
THE subscribers, having been appointed by the
l. Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
Lamoille, commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of Micajah Townsend, late Ut
Cambridge in said district, deceased represented
insolvent, and the term of six months from the
I'd day of Jan, 1868 being allowed by said
court to the creditors of said deceased, TO exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us Give
notice, that we will attcnu TO the duties of our
appointment at the dwelling house of Lurans
Townsend, in Cambridge, in said district, on
the lst Thursdays of February and July next, at
ten O'Clock, in the forenoon, on each of said
days.
j.. H. PAGE, c.
MADISON o.. HEATH, ooinis'