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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-16
TIL E GALE DONIAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

~ we endeavor to make The CALDOSIAs valuable
it's oes neos; and friends in Caledonia Essex and
0rlssn, counties will confer great favor to u and
add very materially the interest of the paper by sending
a local items in brief, legible form.
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a Draft Next Monday.

We have received the following circu
lar which explains itself:
WINDSOR, Sept. Is, 1864.
BY orGer of Provost Marshal General
through Brig, Gen. 7. G. Pitcher, the draft
will commence in this District on Monday
the 10Th inst, beginning, as far as practca,
bic, with towns most deficient. The quota Of
every town must be filled. and the draft will
continue until the men are furnished.
GILMAN HENRY,
Provost Marshal ID Dist. Vt.
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The Fairs.


The State Fair is being held at W. r.
junction the present week. Although the
weather is not very propitious it is still not
very bad, and the exhibition is said to be
good. The Grafton county fair will be
held at Littleton next week, the 2lst and 22I
Arrangements have been made for an extern
slve exhibition. Our own county fan
comes off week after next, Sept. -, IS. and
- The advertisement of the program ap-
pears in our columns this week The stock
raisers and the farmers are already awake
and if the mechanics and the ladies do their
duty we shall have good fair.--The Conn.
River Valley Fair will be held at Bradford
Oct 4-G. This fair takes in both sides OF
the Connecticut river and should be a good
exhibition, and doubtless will be-
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"ur Common School system,

he system of common school education
.'T visiting in this village has been adopted
''.A reference, mainly, 10 two important ele-
4s7.' which are prominent in it Consolida
ION and Graduation. The three original
'-"9o districts of the village have been con.
'-.I'ed one, which in this consolidated char
a',e' ,ransacts its business and prosecutes its
''-catlonal arrangements as simply as any
O.A-r one district, having but one set of Off
'rfs Tor the management Of its entire affairs.
~ THIS respect lies the essential difference
Tween this and a Union district" which
IS made up Of two or more school districts
associated IN part, and for the special purpose
~ SUSTAINING IN common, a school of high
'a0e' OF more than one, and doing it by the
''-ope1ation OF the still distinct and un
,anged district organizations. which retain
impaired their former characteristic row.
- and liabilities, and through their own
ard of officers operate all their own schools
~ educational matters, except so far 90
~sy mutually and under legal provision,
'.,s to associate and be Union di,,ric,
" sustain the high school which becomes ,
..,o school,and is cared for by the requi
< aion Officers. and accommodated b,
! L1'on house. We have no Union hous
" mon school, but as one simple dislric
T'''le accommodations appropriate 70
-; 400 or 800 scholars.
"'''Ad this regular consolidation we hav
''''oea another step in the same direction
'""Lslng between the district and tn
.'.''o" OF our Academy that the Academ,
"-'' &c identified with our common schoo
.-"'p"ze and fortunately securing that it.
.'.~'lpa-' instead of instructing as heretofor re
'"7 customary miscellany of an academy,
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RECESS FROM u to O'CLOCK P VI.

at p NJ, exhibition of fastest Trottng Horses.
At 8, examination in front of Judges Stand of
Draft Horses in pairs and single, BY trial. At
$50. all premiums offered by the Agricultural
Society will be proclaimed from the Judges Stand
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n o I [ c E .
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF The CURRENCY.
Washington, July 80. 1864.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented
TO the undersigned it has been made TO appear
that The First National Bank of St Johnsbury,
in the town of ST. Johnsbury, in the county 81
Caledonia. and state of Vermont, has been duly
organized under and according to the require
ments of the Act of Congress entitled IAN Act
10 provide National Currency, secured BY a
pledge of United States bonds, and TO provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof" afprov-
ed June 3, 1864. and has complied with all the
provisions Of said Act required 10 be complied
with before commencing the business of Bank
ing under said Act:
NOW, THEREFORE, l. Samuel T. Howard,
Deputy Comptroller of the Currency, Go hereby
certify that The First National Bank of ST. Johns
bury, in the town Of ST. Johnsbury, in the county
of Caledonia, and state of Vermont. is author
lied to commence the business of Banking under
the Act aforesaid
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my hand
and seal of Office this thirteth day Of July, 1874.
SAMUEL 7. HOWARD,
Deputy Comptroller of the Currency
lois
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&a& %HEAE
EEL ss.;E "A u CTION SALE

Will be sold at Public Auction,
ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1864,
The following described property: The dwelling
house and barn where now reside. Connected
with said house is about ID acres of good land,
with never failing water brought into the house.
Also. one other
DWELLING HOUSE AND BARN,
House well calculated for TWO tenements, and
both situated on Main Street, in the pleasant vii
!age of St. Johns5ury Centre.
Also, about acres of coed land situated about
of mile from the village, about acres of
which is heavy timber, and the remainder now
ing.
Also, one pleasure family Carriage, of Miller's
best make. lumber wagon nearly new, / first
rate traverse Sled, Flows, tons of Hay, lot
of Corn, Rye and Potatoes, 30 cords of dry stove
Wood, Cow, Household Furniture, . slips in
the NJ. E. Church. Bank Stock in the
Passumpsic, Northfield & Orleans Banks,
r. r. Stock, a lot of Books, Stoves and Pipe, and
many other articles too numerous to mention
All Of which will be sold to the highest bidder.
unless some things may be previously disposed
Of Sale to commence at 9 O'Clock An Terms
easy. JOSEFH lDE.
St. Johnsbury, Sept. 2. lw
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You can al
ways find
large well
selected
sOrtmento
Jeweiry and
rich Fancy
Goods, Silver Ware,
Books and
Stationery,
Music and Musl-
cal Instruments. Per-
.tumery, ToilstArti-
ley, Toys,
TN. HOWARD.s
which he will sell cheap for
cash. Hi. large stock Of Goods
consist in pa of fine Gold Silver
Watches, from the best English, Swiss,
end French manufacturers also a good
assortment OF American Watche= Of every
style, in gold AID silver cases Gold. Fob.
vest, Guard. l. Neck Chains Gold Sill
VeTand Steel bowed SpeCts, Gold and
Silver Rings. Gold. Cameo Lava Ear
Rirssk PinsStuds, Sleeve Buttons
Slides, HOokstc, &c A god lot
OF s day and 80 hour Clocks
with or without alarms warrant
Ell good time-keepers. NY stock Of
Silver Ware fDr quality and beau
tyCan not be heat IN the State. ItcOn-
sists, of Fruit. Cake. Card and ST. gar
Bas- kets. Tea Sets. Cups, GOolets CAS- tors
and NaoL'n Rings; Spoons & Forks ~
Al So pie Fruit. butter, Fish, Ia
bic and Tea Knives, But
ter Cool ers, Syrup
Pitchers, spoon
Hold ers.
You Siil find that
Howard keeps
full as-Ort- nlent Ofthe
Text Books which were
recon- mended
by the Board
ciEt uca-
tOn- TOYS
fer ,i,I II; =.
folks Cali a,
Howarcs on Main 81,
mn And n IaI1S IN rup ,po SNgurseI s as
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-16

HORACE FAIRBAkS,
President Ag Society
GEO. A. MERRILL,
President Fair GRID Co.
4 4 N NJ E Ho@h, lsecretaries o.
/ / W ". s hsMakS' IAgl Society.
A. 6. CHADWICK, Sec of Fair Ground Co.
1918
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Well Done.

Mr.. a. c. Eth-idge of Burke, has sold
from six sheep this season, sixty-six dollars
worth Of woods ard lambs. The six sheep
raised eleven lambs which were sold Tor fifty
dollars, and the wool for sixteen dollars,
making eleven dollars Fer head for the sheep
AMI the sheep left into the bargain. Who'll
beat it?
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. GOING w EST

iii And will sell my farm at very 10"
4 arate. Said farm contains 30 acres.
100 woodland. There is plenty of good timber.
spruce, hemlock and cedar, one thousand sugar
naples, sugar house &c. Fifteen acres cedar
swamp where muck can be obtained in inexhausti-
bic quantities. acres of this swamp has been
cleared and drained and is some OF the best lard
on the place.
There is an orchard of $50 apple trees and
good supply fplum and cherry trees. The apple
and plum trees are more than half young grated
trees just coming into bearing, quality unsurpass-
ed in this region. There are also 1900 grated
apple and plum trees in the nursery most of which
are of suitable age to set. Also nearly all the
small fruit tina can be raised in this region. Six
thrifty grape vines of the most popular varities
Delaware, Concord Hartford Prolific and Diana,
part of them in bearing. Two barns with running
water in the yard. The average Weld of hay is
50 tons, House 80 % painted outside aud in
side in good repair. we'll of the best water. the
water at house and barn has never failed There
is grainary two stories high % 30 the lower
story is shop and place of storage for farming
tools and carriages The grainary is new Other
buildingsin good repair. Said farm is situated
in the south part of Peachanl,3 miles from Peach
am Corner and will be sold for 81 500 if applied
for soon. Come and see it. A. L. PARTRIDGE
Peacham, Sept. Il. l6-lS.
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" ar Lecture,

/! Mr., Fernando Randall, of the 7th VT
'".' al Lyndon Centre, next Saturday eve,
Il o'tlock. Let the people attend.
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Butter and Gold,

"4tte' end gold have both taken quite
.n'i" IN market the past week. A butter
.-e'er remarked to a friend day OR two ago
nat lie woald not pay forty cents a pound
NE best dairy in the county. Spectators
ave got nipped-ditto farmers who were
.l'ag on expecting to get sevcnty-fve
"A'' God sold Monday at 3 l5-being a
-~ q 50 cents in week. Every thing but
prospects of the Rebels, looks favorable.
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I 0 S T a!

Between St Johnsbury and Lower Waterford
on Friday, Sept. ga roll of MUSIC with the own
send the same to this Office all charges will oe
paid. lw
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FARM FOR SALE.

IA FARM FUK SALE.
ii Situated in Peacham miles from
1I Peacham Corner and Peacham HOl-
blow, containing l40 acres of land suit
ably divided into tilage, pasture and woodland,
good Suga Orchard of 30 trees. Said Farm
is well watored and fenced, and is an excellent
dairy or sheep farm. The buildings are in good
condition, barn nearly new and very nJenient,
the crops, stock and tools will be sold with the
farm if desired. The above farm is in good
state of cultivation and will be sold cheap. For
further particulars enquire Of the subscriber on
the premises. ALVIN JONES.
Pcacham, Sept. 10. 1864. IL 29'
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PARKER Il PIERCE.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY
AND CLAIM AGENTS.
Particular attention paid procuring pensions and pros
ecut!ng claims fol back pay and bouuties Once on
RAILROAD STREET l6tI-
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GEORGE w. SENTER,

BONNET BLEACHER AND DYER
ALSO
AGENT FOR MAIDEN DYE HOUSE,
Sim, in Aliens Block, opposite Passenger Depot,
Railroad Stree, St JOhnsbury. 3-liis,
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DEATHS.

Sc Marriages, Births aud Deaths inserted FREE-
in advance. ~ " "
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II IL ID vi IL NJ -

II IL T. NJ L Nj -.
At o'clock A. NJ. Class l. Entrance Fee. X. 80
Fastest Irotting Horse of any age.
l>t Prem. $1,000. I'd Prem.. $1,000
At lois o'cI'kA NJ Glass. Entrance Fee. ~ 90
OF any age. The winning horse to lrot the mil,
within three minutes.
Ist Prem, $4,000. I'd Prem, $1,000
&@UESTRE NSIICP.
At 100 =. NJ, the following premiums are offe
ed, namely:
LADIES.
Best Rider, l~t prem, An elegant Bird Cage
ID do ID do Embossed Backgammon
Board.
Sd do Sd do Misses Morocco Reti-
cule.
BOYS.
(NOt over IL years of age
Best Rider, lst premium. X 90
% DO ID do 2Ut
81 do Sd do Loo
At 80 P. NJ Glass 8 Entrance Fee. - 10
Faotes. Trottin. Colt, years old or uudcr
lst Prem. $500. ID Prem. $1,000,
At $50 P. N. Class 4. Entrance Fee. $40 90
Winning Horse to trot the mile within 24j
Ist Prem. 100000. I'd Prem, $500.
a. The above trial will be made under the
printed Rules of the Company. Premiums pa ID
on demand. No horse who is TO trot for Glass 1
and Premiums will be permitted to trot for Clas,
and >.
Co0,Dttttee.-N 7 Sheafe. Derby Line, J. d
Stoddard, st. Johnsbury W. NJ. Parker, Con
cord, y. H.; Col. r. NJ. Farnham, Bradford
Hairy Holton, Wells River.
ADMIS SION.
First and second day, u cts
Third day, % cts
Single Teams, 10 cts
Double Teams. ID cts
Children under 10 years of age, Free
Ladies offering articles for exhibition, free first
and second days.
HORACE EAIRPAkS
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CLOTHS AND CLOTHINGl
Low Prices Tor the times
AT HUTCHINSON & CORSER.s

n. B. Wewould say 10 our customers ,h,, o,,r
year closes with the first of August ana re
accounts pro and con adjusted by that time. H.sC
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

NVItE Ut ASSESSMENT FUR INo3-
The members u the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company hereby notified that the following assess
ments have teen made by the Directors ali Notes in
force on the following ,dys. 10 Wit
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L o S L !
Last week, supposed on Main Street, near I.
NJ Towards Bookstore. +. PORT MONNIE con-
tanning about sl7, and a Teachers certificate
bearing the name of Ellen Arlington. The find
er will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same
at this Office. l6-l7
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CTATE OF VERMONT.


In Probate Court held at ST. JohnStury. within aud
for said district ~ the l4Ii day u Sept A u lcti-
An Instrument. purprtlns u - the last VIII and les
lament Of Levi Barrett. late 81 HaTwick IN said district
deceased. heinE presented the y Wh-ailvy
for probate.
II Is ordered hy said court. that Al persons concerned
therein. lie notified 10 appear al session Of said 10
BE- holden at the Probate Office in ST J"husbury the
10Th day Of set lsi and >hew cauSt any they may
have, inst the Probate .; said V III which pur-
pose IL IS further ordered. that copy 81 the record -
this order be- published three weeks sCssvcly in the
CALIFORNIAN. printed ST JOhustuTy previous said
time appointed for hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH. judge OF Probate
A true copy Of record Attest
lGIs Asa l. FRENCH Judge af Prcha re
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II o s T .

r osT.
The 9th of Sept, between Pardon Fairs NEAR
the Fair Groundl and Passumpsic village. 4
WALLET. containing some papers and some
money. Whoever will return the same to Pardon
FAIR. to this Office, shall be literally rewarded
l5-E WILLARD gibson.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20
CORRECTED WEEKLY
GUARDIANS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
guardian of Laura Sn yder. and Commissioner ap-
lointed for that purpose bv the Court OF Common
Pleas of Union County, Indiana. viii sell at pri-
vate sale the interest of the said Laura and Phebe
Rinehart, to the Vest half of the N. E. or. of
Sec IS in ownship 35, of Range |, East, in Mar
shall County, Indiana: the same being the und
vided twelfth ninetv eighth part, each; also the
interest therein Of Mary Hull and Maria Hinley,
the same being the one undivided nineteenth
ninety eighth part, each. Bids Of purchase will
be received in person. or addressed to him at
Beechy Mire, Union County, Ind. until the ll.h
day Of Move mber next.
TRIMS One third in hand and the balance IN
two equal payments Of nine and eighteen months,
the purchaser giving his notes waving valuation
and apprsisemeut laws, and mortgage on the
property.
nl2w-3 ELIJAH VANSUDT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20
A Card 10 the Suffering.

SWALLOW two or three hogsheads OF
- "Buchu," "Tonit Bittcrs." ''Sarsaparilla, -
NERVOUS Antidotes." &C., &c, &c. and after
you are satisfied with the result then try . .ox
of OLD DOCTOR BUCAHN'S ENC LI;H
Specific PILLS-nhd be restored to heath
and vigor in less than Il rty days They are pure
ly vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt end sauta
ry IN thsir effects on the broken down and shat-
tered constitution. Old Ian young can take them
with advantage. Imported aid sold in the Uni.
ted States only by JAS. 5. BUTLER,
No. 427 Broadway, New York.
TAgent for the United States.
P. S.-A Box ofthe Pills, securely packed,
will be mailed to any address on receipt Of price,
which is ONE DOLLAR. POST paid-mohe5 re
funded by the Agent If entire satisfaction is not
given. n5lm3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

State of Indiana, Marshall County, So.
In Circuit Court February Term. 1865,
FreGcrich Hoover, John NJ. Hoover,
Mary Hoover. and Jacob Hoover,
VS.
Sophia Hoover, Daniel Hoover,
Violet VI. Croco and Peter Croco
The plaintiffs in the above entitled cause. nv
their attorney have filed in my office their com
plant against the defendants, and it appearing by
the affidavit of a competent person that one of
the defendants DAME Hoover, is non resident
OF the State of Indiana, he is therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency of said complaint against
him, and unless he appear answer or demur there.
to, at the calling OF said cause on the first day
OF the next term of said court to be begun and
held at the Court House in the town of Plymouth
on the ~ Monday of February. 1865. said com
plant and the matters and things tn erein contain
ed will be heard and determined D his absence.
JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
A. c. Caproe Plffs Atty. Inl2
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20

Allsman's Restaurant is Just one of the
neatsst places at which to get dish Of
Oysters that We know Of. Ourself and
better half, tried it the other evening, and
We know whereof we affirm The rooms
are neat, quiet, orderly and we'll kept
Gentlemen desiring to treat their lady
friends to anything usually found in such
an establishment will find Allemnns
just the placetc get what they want in the
very best style
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20

We received on Friday last the Daily
State Seminal OF Oct. 9th. and all the is
sues OF that paper up to the 18th inclusive
at one time. Was the Sentinel withheld
BY authority OF bis Highncss "Brevet Mai
Gen A p. Hovey" until after the cleo
ton was over' Or was it done by that
other Government Official who has charge
OF the Post Office at Indianapolis? Be
mngn"nnmous gentlemen, now that cleo
ton Is over, ve still want the Sentinel to
sac how the Dodd. Bingham. 81 Illigan,
trials SET aic.g iffor nothing else
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20
NONRESIDEvT NOTICE.
Mary !. Lish
- Petition for Divorce.
Hiram Iiah
State OF Indiana, Marshall Co1nty,.s

State OF Indiana, Marshall Co1nty,.
In Circuit Court. February Term. 1865.
The plaintiff inthe above entitled cause by he,
attorney Eas filed in my Office her complaint
against the defendant, and it appearing by the nf-
davit Of n competent person that the defendant is
nonresident cfthc State Of Indiana, he is there
fore hc.eht notified Of the pendancy of said COM
paint against him, and unless he appear. answer
or denur thereto. at the calling Of said cause on
the FIRST dav OF the next term Of said court to be
begun ana held at the Court House IN the town
OF Plymouth, on Ito % Monday of February,
1860, said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and al1edgcd will be heard and
determined in his absence.
JOHN c. CT HMAN, Clerk.
Bates, Towslee Capren, Plfrs At.ys. rnl2
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20
TORS SALE

Notice IS hereby givqn that the undersigned
administrator of the estate of Nancy Washburne
deceased, will offer at public sale, at Ti9pec.nce-
town in Marshall county Indiana. on Saturday
November l2th, 1864. the personal property OF
said estate, consist ing OF one mare. one small
wagon. and i lot Of household goods and kitchen
Furniture. Sale to commence at zen O'CLOCK, d.
M. of said dav.
TERMS Gums of three do lars and under cash
IL hand; over three dollars. credit of six months
the purchaser giving his note Mt interest. waiv.
ing benef. Of valuation laws with approved SC
purity. SAMUEL WASHBURNE,
Administrator
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-20
O-VRESIDENT MOTTO
State OF Indiana, Marshall County, SO.
In Circuit Court February Term, 1865.
Levi Truck

VS.
Charles ID, Burcli, Arson SHINE
berger, Harriet Russell, Willism Complaint a.
Russell. Ema'han Russell. Mari | amend Deed
eta Russell, Stephen S. Russell
Harriet E. Russell, Nancy Bra
mer, Elizabeth Lcdtetter and
Sarah A Vsnvactor.
The plsiI tiff in the above entitled cause BY his
attorney, has filed in my Office his complaint
sgants the defendants, and il appearing by the
affidavit Of ,eompetent person that the defendants
Charles ID. Burc'i. Arson Shnnebergcr. Harriet
Russell, William Russell. Elnathan C. Russell,
Marieits Russell Harriet E. Russell, Stephen S.
Russell and Elizabeth Lsdbetter. arc non resi-
dents ofthe State OF Indiana, they are therefore
hereby notified OF the peDdenav Of said complaint
against them. aud unless they appear answer or
demur thereto, of The calling Of said cause the
hrtt day of the next term of said :ourt to be be-
gun and held 1T the Court house in the town Of
fiomouth, on the I'D Monday of February, 1865
salo complaint and the matters and things therein
contained and alledged will be heard and deter
mined Ia their absence.
jour- C. CusRrAr, Clerk.
4 c. Cspson PlA AttT nl2--1
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Oct. Goth, 1854
.NONRESIDEFT NOTICE.

State of Indiana, Mnrsh,ll County, SIS.
IN Circuit Court February Ter 3G5,
Henry Hes vs. Frederick Bart.es,l
Wm Fl. Phelps Thomas Akin fofe''o'ure
The plaintiff in the above entitled canse. BIZ hi.
attorney, has fled in nv Office his complaint
agains' the deien1aas and i. appearing by tho az
ildafit of competent person that the defendants
Frederick Bartles, W lliiam H. helps and rhom-
rs Akin, arc non-rosidents Of the State Of Ind
ana, tn arc Therefore hereby notified OF the pen
iencY Of -aid complains against them. and unless
they spp"dr ansT'r c. dcmGr thereto. at the cal
Ing Of 'aid cause the 6rst day o the next tcrr,
OF said court, TO he BEGAN nnd held al the Court
House in the toano Of Plymouth, on the 81 Mon
day of February, 1865. said complaint aol the
matters and things therein contained and alledg-
ed will he heard and determined in their sbsenc
JOIN G. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
a I CaprGn, FitS Atty. Tal2