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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-28
FOREIGNERS IN THE CONFEDERATE

FOREIGNERS IN THE CONFEDERATE
STArEs.-It appears from tho U. States
census for 1860, that the number of foreign
ers in the States now forming the Confed-
eracy were Alabama, $4,000; Arkansas,
1000; Georgia II 900; Kentucky, So, 900;
Louisiana, $1,000; Mississippi, $4,000;
Missouri, 100000; North Carolina, 5000
South Carolina, 10000; Tennessee 10000,
Texas, 47,0OO; Virginia, $4,000. Total,
443,OO0. Total in seeding States and
Territories, $685. 900!
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The FRENCH IN NEW ORLEANs.-The
Washington correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Ledger learns from high authority that
the petition of the French residents of New
Orleans to the Emperor, praying that a
suitable feet may be sent for their protec-
tion in the event of any sudden trouble, has
been promptly and favorably responded to,
and that souo half.dozen vessels. .of-war will
soon be within easy call of the French Con-
sui in that city.
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The fine Arabian horse. presented to
President Davis, which has been awaiting
a passage at Nassau for some months, has
safely arrived in the Confederate States
A special dispatch to the Rebel says !:
Forests resignation has been accepted by
the. President and special command in the
West given to him. The order was sent
with compliment to his services and gal
lantry. . ... {,
The national debt of the Federal Gov
ernment, as gathered from an official state:
ment recently published, amounted on the
3Oth of Junelast, to 81, 1877, ,274,266.
Gov. Pettus has issued proclamation
appointing the city of Columbus as the
place for holding the regular session of the
Legislature, to convene on the first Monday
in November. -. e.s
"A Washington telegram says there will
certainly be another draft after the next
Congress, and the exemption will be raised
to $500. - ....-..-, a. -.
We learn that the Provost Marshal at
Vicksburg siezes every paper brought down
the river by steamboats,, as soon as they
land, and has them burned. ,.-. .-.
Yankee papers publish a list of 2l
steamboats, destroyed on the Mississippi riY-
er since their capture of Vicksburg. That
is navigating the river with q vengeance.
The Augusta Chronicle says, large
force of workmen have been ordered up to
repair the damaged bridges over the Hia-
wassee and at Loudon. The inference is
that we will have use for them in intended
operations in upper East Tennessee.
"A Georgian recently gave one thousand
dollars to aid in sending ministers to the
army. -.
R Adams, the manufacturer of the
celebrated self.cocking pistol, London, has
sent beautiful one as present to General
Lee ,....s.
- Lincoln has raised the bounty for kill
- = - j. "a - I e
ing Sioux warriors to two hundred dollars a
scalp. Barbarous.
General Pillow has suspended the con.
soription Of persons in Alabama having
substitutes in the army.
- Artemus Ward has gone to California.
A California manager telegraphed him
HWhat will you take for thirty nights p
and his spirited reply was aBrandy and
water" - ~
= Deserters from Confederate service will
not be received as substitutes in the Yankee
army. H., -. l
- The captured cotton at Natchez, which
was frst called 100000 bales, and then
10000 has dwiadled down to- 1000.
= 1t is said that Stanton furloughed l.
500 soldiers to help matters in Maine be-
fore the election. ~
- Scandal, like the Nile, is fed by innu.
merable streams !; but it, is extremely diff.
cult to trace it to its source. -
"A young man on being asked by his
weethart what photography was, took out
his penicil and wrote the following, telling
her t. hat was photography: "U r A Blu T,
l. NJ" (You are beauty, Elem
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Fifth REGIMENT State Troops.
ROLL OF OFFICERS OF THE FIFTH REaI
r, MENT oF g. @. STATE TROOPS

Fifth Regiment State Troops. :.
ROLL OF OFFICERS OF THE FIFTH REaI.
: MENT OF s. @. STATE TROOPS.
James II. Williams, Newberry, Colonel.
John.A. Bradley, Chester, Lieut. Colonel.
Lacian.P. Sadler, York, Major. ...
NJ. NJ. Hunter, Laurens, Surgeon.
John Il. Ralker, Chester, Assist. Surgeon.
r. F. .Att'Oood, -Newberry, Adjutant.
A. G.. Maybin, Union, Quartermaster.
James p. DePass Kershaw, Chaplain. :
r. d. mcknight, Union, sergeant-Major.
A. W. r Simmons, Spartanburg, Ord
. nance Sergeant.
L. ~ Williams, Laurens, Quartermastor
Sergeant. -
Daniel Villains, York, Commissary;Ser-
geant.
Vim. Lorroh, Newberry, Hospital Steward.
John SattersOhite, Newberry, Wagon Mas
ter. rr...z
Wm. e. Briggs, Union, Orderley.
4 COMPANY A. >
John Hardin. Chester Captain.
W. T.. Gilmore, Chester, First Lieutenant.
Wm. Hardin, Chester, Second Lieutenant.
Vim. Hollis, Chester, Second Lieutenant.
-. COMPANY B.
Jhon 7. Lowry, Ysrk, Captain.
Jhon W. Moore, York, First Lieutenant.
~. Nj. M. Cain. York, Second Lieutenant.
VIM. Howell, York, Second Lieutenant.
5..es. COMPANY c..
T. Il. Crooks, Newberry, Captain.
r g. Davidson. sNewberrv. First Lieut.
Joseph 'Duckett, NeWberry, Second Lieut..
G. B. Boozer, Newberry, Second Lieut..
coMpAY D.
". j. M. Jones, Laurens, Captain. ~
n r, Henrt Ianrena First Iieutenant
d. W. Anderson, Laurens, Second Lieut.
j. R. Fuller, Laurens, Second Lieut.
So, = COMPANY E. 49,
o. h. Moss, spartanburg, Captain.
n p. CASTOR. Spartauburg, First Lient.
d. NJ. Brice, Spartanburg, First Lieut..
VIM. G. Miller, spartanbarg, Second Lieut..
COMPANY. F.
s. M. Snoddy, Spartanburg, Captain.
B. 81. Steadman, Spartanburg, First Lieut..
W. s. Wilkins, Spartanburg, Second Lieut..
Calvin Mcdowell, spartanbnrg, I'd Lieut..
- g COMPANY d.
Joel Ballinger, spartanburg, Captain.
B. H. Wright, Spartanburg, First Lieut..
j. G.. Hames, spartagburg, Second Lieut..
Jas. Tinsley, Spartapburg, Second Lieut..
COMPANY b. J.
J. w. .Bobo, spartanburg, Captain:
r M Bobo. Union, First Lieutenant. =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-28

SINGULAR COINCIDENCE. = At Camp
Truesdale the other day one of the COM
panies of the Georgia State Guard went to
receive their arms. One of the men, who
was veteran of the Mexican war, had his
attention called to the fact Of his name be-
ing cut on the stock Of the gun he had
drawn, and looking at it, recognized it as
the identical weapon he had used in the
Mexican war, and on which he had cut his
name with his pocket knife. -
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'federate ensign proudly tapping in the

'federate ensign proudly tapping in the
breeze.
We could then, turning to the left, dis
Germ in the distance, the grim outline of
Fort Sumter unharmed, with her parapet
guns frown;ng moodily towards the harbor
entrance; nowwe behold her majesty SEEM
ingly dethroned:: With all these changes,
however, we still find it in our hearts to be.
lieve, that the Disposer of human events,
will cay to our enemy, "Thus far shalt thou
60, and no farther" and that he will per-
NIT a Phoenix to arise, from the ruins OF
our humbled Sumter, more terrible than
the Sumter of the past to our foes.
Our health is unusually good; q few ca
ses of chills only, to keep up "the Surgeons
CALI" We had grand review here last
week, by General Beauregard, accompanied
by Generals Talliaferro and Pierre Soul
The latter General still persists In wearing
a hat of the "old churn" style, costing
many Of the boys q hard effort to refrain
from ordering him, to ttcome out ,of that
hat" during the review. sa,
In the appearance Of the troops on re-
view, I must confess, the sold Seventeenth" "
and eighteenth" we're pre.eminent Tor
rags and dirt: Their treatment has not
been of the best, in the clothing line at
least, or better show could certainly be
made.
Our regiment has considerable picket du.
ty to perform now, our Yankee friends are
generally very pacific towards us, profering
to exchange papers, or give us coffee for
tobacco, or sweet potatoes sometimes their
wooden gun boats in the Stono, become vol.
fish (perhaps by the rising memories of the
Isaac P. SMITH and shell the woods and
fields about US like a0rats but they have
never hurt many as yet, for which we are
thankful. .--r.-'-... ~.
On last Monday, beheld for the first
time, with my eyes extended and mouth
wide open, a real simon pure descendant,
or relative of the French Emperor Louis
Napoleon, viz: the Count De Marivaux,
in command of the French snip of War,
Tisiphone, low off this bar.
The occasion of our fortunate "sight,".
was his desire to visit our Forts and batter
les. While We were all louDging about, or
preparing our scanty dinners, military
wagon drives upi into our midst, and we
were almost rendered insensible by the dis
tinguished characters that aEghted from it,
first General Talliaferro, then the hon. and
Brigadier General Pierre, Soul-then the
Count De Marivaux, and last, the peerless
Beauregard. They al, passed familiarly
through oar streets, and I am reliably an
formed, that they all, actually lifted their
hats and spoke audible, to the Ca i7tain Of
Company K Of this regiment, and that since
the occurrence, he expresses the opin. on
that be thinks he is in some way connecte
with royalty. Beholding SO much greatness
and royalty in one day, has entirely unnerv-
ed me, and I must ask time to recuperate,
SO as the account" would say az reuair.
l..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-28

a@ MIR. E: W. South, young man of
ingenuity and industry, has put up, on
Rock River, near LowndesVille, S. c., two
power looms, machine for rcsetting cot
ton cards, and also a machine for pricking
holes through leather for cards, all of which
are his own invention. His two looms
weave sixty yards of nice cloth per day
his little daug ghter attends one of the looms.
He has reset over 1000 pairs of cards this
year, at prices ranging from fifty to seventy
five cents. ..
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s@ The "Old Tige" 1T is rumored
that General G.. T. Anderson, of Georgia,
was appointed. Major General during the
Presidents late visit to the Army Of Ten
nessee. General Anderson is brave and
efficient officer, and belonged to the United
States regular army before the war. He is
known among his men by the souberiquet
of "Old Tige." s.-...-. -
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PRESIDENT DAVIS AT iDALToN.-Presi.
dent Davis left Gen. Braggs army on the
18th with great satisfaction and in high an
ticipations. The people Of Dalton called
him out. He said that We had been look.
ing in the face, of the enemy, but would
soon see their backs. Most important moye..
msnts are afoot, and q glorious campaign is
in anticipation.
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A WARNING TO SHoEmAKERs.-We
learn that shoemaker in this city was ar
raigned day or two ago, for charging
more than75 percent profit. The enrolling.
officer was called in, and there is pros.
pect that the son Of st. Clispin will soon be
pegging away at the yankees at eleven dol
lars month. Augusta eonstitutionalsst.
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Taxes! Taxes!! .Taxes!!!

8 u w ILd dUtCltu lOllOMlllS GllucS
and places for the purpose Of receiving taxes on Prop
ey and Credits Specific Tax, and Tax HGross Snies"
from Oath April last, where they have not been paid, viz
At Smih,s on Thursday, 5,h Noyenlber. Sz,.szgs-
!: Al Rethei, on Friday, 9Th November
AtCisy Hill, on Saturday, 7th Noyembet. ~ n
AT Ebenezeryille,, ION Monday, 9tt November =.
At Fort Mills, on Tuesday, 10Th November.
At Rock Hpi; on Wednesday, llth November
At Coates, Tavern, on Thursday, l2th November.
At Wcstbrook's, on FrIdny, l3,LN LNoyelnbsf. 49,
At Rock Hill, on Saturday, l4th November. - : =
- AT Bratton's, on Monday, 10th November. - -
At McConnelsyllle, on Tuesday, 18th November. z
At YouhgbIood's, on Wednesday, 18Th November.
At GIlflan's, on Thursday, 18th NovemSet. 80
AZ Feemser's, on Friday, 20fh Noyember.
= At Allison,s, on Mondays e3fd November. ?.
AT Whlsonant's, on Tuesday, 24tk November. "a -
At Buffalo, on Wednesday, 25th November. ~
At Hugh Loves, on Thursday, 26th November
Al Luke Smiths, on Monday, s7th Deceraber,y.
Al Hickory Grove, on Tuesday, 9th December. *.
AT Whitesides', on Wednesday. 9th Decembc1.Fs
At Boydton, on Thursday, loth December = 'sG~f
desired that payers attend promptly at their es
pecve Precincts and that they come with each and every
bill endorsed boldly with pencil setting forth date and
trict - 80 ]. A. McCLEAN;xS
Collector Sist Collection Disyict, York
October % 40
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NOTICE TO CONsCRIPTs.

e p HEADQUARTERS, ENROLLING OFFICE,
YoRKyILLE, s. c., October 10, 1869.
THE Medical Board Of: the 9th Cons
II gressionnl Disthcs VIII meet ut YoRKyILLE for tii
Examination Of Conscripn, on the ID day Of NOVEMBER
next All persons Enrolled and ordered for Exemption,
will report on that day.. - So.
H. All persons In York District having substitute papers
are required TO report with their papers Immediately.
-. f-st l,ssi.ss ~ - n. N, WRITER'S, Captain
=. and Enrolling Officer for York District
, 0ctnhey
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considered closed until the next spripg,
but twill be remembered that the battle Of
fredericksburg occurred in the middle Of
December. Z.
RICHMOND, Oct. 24.-Late Northern pa.
pers have been received, but. the news is
unimportant. The . enlistment Of negro
troops will shortly commence in Maryland,
Kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee. Lin
coin has issued proclamation. calling for
10000 volunteers s;,sze. :.
GoRDoNsY1bLE, Oct 25.-Itis reported
that Yankees are again at Wartrace juno
ton. s,,.s...4 -. =: t.ss.
. One hundred and fifty prisoners of those
captured at Charlestown went through TO-
day.
A man belonging to the provost guard
was shot dead at Culpeper Court House for
stealing cabbage last night. s.
A Yankee calling himself Timothy Mo.
Keen, from New Hampshire, was arrested
here as a spyto day.
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Commissary- Generals Department.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COLUMBIA, October 25, 1858.

Ills Excellency the Governor having
received advces OF the arrival at Confederate port
Of about is, 900 pair COTTON and WOOL CARDS impor
ted under resolution of the General Assembly, The same
on receipt will be distributed by this Department to the
Soldiers Boards of Relief Of this State and charges
to be sold by them price the most needy families
In their respective Districts giving preference to the needy
families of soldfers. -
By order of the Governor.
RICHARD CALDWELL,
Lieut.. Col. and Commlssary- General, g. c.
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From, Tennessee.


MISSIONARY RIDGE via CHIcKAMAU-
GA, Oct. 21.-The following. dispatches
have have been received at headquarters,
this morning, from Gen. Stevenson
CHARLESTON, Tenn. October 2O.-The
cavalryunder Morrison and Dibbrell attack.
ed the ;enemy's cavalry, in force, at Phila-
delpbia,> to day.. capturing about l 400
prisoners, their artillery, small arms, camp
eqnippage, &c. Our loss was nothing
The enemy ere,completely routed.
Onthe 2lst, the telegraph says the enc
my were pursued to their defence at Lou:
don. Their loss was 700 prisoners, fifty
wagons loaded with stores, 10 ambulances,
6 pieces artillery, lot Of mules, horses
and other property. z..s. .s..ss
.(signed) G.. =. STEVENSON, .
Major Gen. Commanding.
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HBADQU

i. COMMIsSARY- GENERALS Dept, 9. G., :.
COLUMBIA, $. c., Oct Is, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given to: the
Ns"Boards of Soldiers Relief throughout the State,
that this Department. viii shortly be prepared to Issue
the GanIteve Factory to be sold by them TO the soldiers
families at cost and charges. ~ ''t IF -
BY order of the Governor. -a-
RICHARD CALDWELL, :"
Lieut. Col. and Commlssary General 8. g.
GctoAe5 % q Il
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ESTRAYI $ MULE

TOLLED before me, by Edward T.
Il Brandon living 10 miles East Of YorkyIIe near.
WrIght's Ferry, 4 BRoWNHORSEMULE,a about foarisea
hands hlsh supposed to be upwards Of twenty years old
No marks visible exceptu very sore back appraised at
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIS

~ TRTCT.-Whereas,I /. y. E. BRATTON has applied
to me for Letterspf Administration, oil and sflgufaf
the goods and chattes, rights and credits OF C. WAL
HOOD, late Of the District aforesaid deceased.
These thereforeto cite and adonish a singular
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased be nb5
appear before me at our next ordnas Court for the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal this eth day Of October
sixty three, and In the cahy year ofthe fndspen
dence Of South Carolina. ! ~ y -
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sGOUTH CAROLIN DIRK DIS
NJ TRIcT-Whereas, w, W,csPATTERsoNh C has applffd
tome for Letters Of Administrator, al and sngnllf the
BERS, late OF the District Aforesaid, deceased.
These therefore, cite and adnonh aitand spsne
lar the kindred and creditors of the said deceaseG, bc
and appear before me- ordnary,n Court {ustte
said District be holden at York Court House the l6
day Of November inst 70 shew cause, nuy, why
Given under my hand and Seni this e3fa day Octcbe
in the year ofonrL Lord one thousand elst hndf npd
sxtytree, andih the esth year of The lndepeldcnce 6
2 = JOHN q. Drown, o. osYsD.
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WILL be sold at the late residence
~ Of JOHN CHAMBERS, deceased, two mItes ands
hall, South Of Yorkvile, on TUESDAY daXof
next, the whole personal estate Of Tesfato
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~. IL. Downs
VEGETABLE RALSRMlG ELIXIR.

For thirty years this valuable medi-
cine has been before the American peo-
pie, and very many intelligent citizens
will testify Of its wonderful effects in
curing coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, and all diseases of the chest and
lungs. We wish to have every family
IN Vermont try bottle, and if not per-
ieetIy satisfied the money will be return
ed. How easy it is TO cure a common
cold if taken in season, but if neglected
DEATH, death is sure to follow. Mothers,
do you love your little ones? then has
ten and get a bottle of Downs Elixir,
and cnre that child. Group! Group has
carried off thousands of dear little limo
cents, when one bottle OF Elixir, well
shaken, and taken according o direction,
wond have saved life. Try it.
Read the following certificates from
our well known and popular physician,
Horace Fales, NJ. d., aud the Hon. Paul
Dillingham;, TX -member Of Congress, and
our worthy citizen, Geo. ii. Lease. We
could add hundreds more, but let this
suffice for the present.
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INAUGURATION OF Gov. SEYMOUR.
The Inauguration of Governor Sey-
mour, the Governor elect of the State Of
New York, took place at Albany on
Thursday Of last week. On the occa-
sion Gov. Morgan delivered congratu.
latory address, in which he called the at
tention of the Executive to the highly
prosperous condition of the State, and
also alluded to our national affairs
Gov. Seymour in his inaugural stated
that he would support the Constitution,
of the United States an the State OF
New York. He reserved his views on
national questions for his message.
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DANIEL B. b. COBB's ESTATE.

q Il "A IA u % h e. " w - u +,
" ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at IrdSburgh, within
and for said district, Oh the 9TH day OF January,
A. ID. 1868:
Samuel Cheney, Stephen Foster, and Austin
T. Foster, Executors of the will Of Daniel b.
b. Cobb, late OF Derby, deceased, flea in said
cOnrt their petition in writing setting forth tina.
the said deceased, at The lime of his deah, held
a mortgage deed OF the westerly half of lot No.
8, in the second range Of lots, in the town Of
Holland Orleans County, Vernon, which said
mortgage has, since he death of the said Dan
lei b. B. Cobb, been fUrecloscd by the said exc
cutors, and by decree Of The Court Of Oh lHce Y
within and for the county Of Orleans, the title
to said land has become vested in he estate OF
said deceased, and thlt part of The lcgliecs OF
said deceased reside without this state, and that
the sale Of said real e'tIe for the purpose of re-
ducing the same % money, will be IN advantage
to those interested IN said estate, and also pray
ing for license to sell the same for the reasons
aforesaid.
ThHriore it is ordered by said Court, that pub
licnouce he given to all persons concerned there
in, to appear before sud court at session there
OF. To De held at said Irasburgh, on the 3l,t day
Of January, Is 3, that they may show cause why
license should not he granted as aforesaid.
And thi order sh III be published three weeks
successfully IN the Orteaas Independent Stamford
Il newspaper printed at Irtsburgh In this ate,
the last Of which publications shall be beiOret tie
day assigned for hearing rs aforesaid.
Gwen under my hand at the Probate office in
Irusbnrgh, This : h day of Janury, A. y. 1853,
3w3 MILTON X. TYLER, Jtdge.
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INFANTlLE COMMISSIONS.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, will almost instantly
relieve gripping in the bowels and wind
collie, and overcome INFANTILE CoNvUL-
sIoNs, which will, it not speedily rene
died, end in death.
Ii is also the best and surest remedy
in the world for all cases Of dysentery
and diarrhGa in children, whether it
arises from teething or from other causes.
Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
This is the season of the year to use
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup.
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ca John w. Menard, colored man
of Washington city, has written most
eloquent appeal to his countrymen to
emgrate to Africa as the only way to
secure manhood and the possession Of
civil rights.
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AVERY H. GROSS'S ESTATE.
THE Subscribers, having boon appointed by
| the Hon. Prohn Court for the District Of
Orleans, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust ali claim and demIud5 of "a persons,
agams, the es of y V cry Il. g r o 5 S
lac OF Browning on, IN said district, deceased,
represented nsolveu and the term otsiX months
from the 4 h d1y of December, 1862, being at
lowed by said Court, to he cred ors of said de
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
cl4m> before US.
Give noricc, that we will attend TO the duties
Of our appointment at the dwelling house OF
Mrs. Harriet Gross, in Browning.un, in said
dis ricf on the "A b day Of January, 1863, and
he 81 Saturday Of jane, 1863, nine O'clock in
the forenoon, ON each of said days.
r. W. PEABODY, }Co,,,,,,,..
ISAAC PARKER, O0"'" TO-
Dated this 27.h day Of Dee, A. d. lS62-2w3
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DAVID FLEMIVG'S ESTATE.
G TATEO OF VERMONT.

y UNLEANs DIS INIUIl 3
In Probate Court, holden al Ir.tshurgh, wi h.
in and for said district, on The 2j.h day Of De-
cvnhcr, A, D. 1862
Arthur Gilmore, Administrator on The estate
DAVID FLEMING, lac Of Glover M said
distric., deceased, presents his administration
account for settlement:
Whcreupou, il is ordered that the same be re-
fcJrod to he "A b day OF January mex, At
the Probate Office in said Trlsburgh for eX min
arion and allowance; and that all concerned be
notified hereof by the publication of this order
in the orleans independent Stala1ri, "A ncwspI-
per printed at Ir.ishnIyh. three weeks success
>iycly, MS soon as may be, thIt they mly appear
and 1T said timc and pace,if they see cause, OBJ
ject thereto.
2w3 MILTON r. TYLER, J4dge.