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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06

Navy, the Archduke also endeayored to obtain APP
preparations for the construction of more respectable
navy than that now possessed by Austria, but In that
country everything Is sacrificed TO the army, and the
Dukes demands were not listened to. As Emperor Of
Mexico he will have the power In his hands, and
he hopes by building up nasy, to stimulate the pride
and the ambition of the naion and thus while adding
to his popularity, BIS adding to the strength Of the
country. But where is the money to come froms
II Ia also said that several Confederate army and
w officers now 10 Europe, who that the Rebellion
Is likely 10 BE- failure have asked to be employed by
Maxmilisn In bis amy and navy, and Il s probable
that large number of Rebel officers will fnd their way
ultimately into ha1s service. 1900
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06
OFFICE VA. VOL. NAVY co.,
OoRSER MAIN AHD 11rH sra.
Richmond, April 8. 1884.

NOTICE.--In accordance with the 5th ar
IN cs of the charter requrns Cen days notice 70 Be vsn
sub.crpon TO Virginia Volunteer Navy Company such
notice hereby ssn sod The book. VIII be closed q this once
Infofmaon the most saactery and gratifying charsesr
lust received BY thu Destor makes 70 the Interest Of tne
presen. stcckhoiders to take this step.
b. order ofthe Board.
ap6-td SAMUEL J. HARRISON, kfe@
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06
Hostility TO ANDY JOHssoS.-A Nashville CORES

Hostility TO ANDY JoHssos.-A Nashville CORES
pendent OF the N. Y. Herald, says:
There ia general feeling of hostility among the
people of East Tennessee to Governor Johnsou-no
to his ofce to the position which the government
as invested him With, but to him personally. Tha
feeling has nov, by reason Of what styled his tyran-
nical test oath, increased to indignation. The Union
sa Of East Tennessee claim that they have been
cut OF the UuiOn and that tie admnis alton of srct
cath is unnecessary it would be to the cz
OF Nsw York any other continuously loyal State
They staud boldly forward in claiming the right to be
regarded, aud for this reason and because the ad
mnisuation OF Governor Johnson's oath imputed The
previous, entertainment Of dsoya sentiments by whom
soeger subscribed to it. many refused to vote 10 the
disiricts where the oath was requ red.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06
HEADoR's Isr BEG'rQp CLASS v. H., I
RICHMOND, April5th, 1854 I


RICHMOND, Apriloh, 1854
ORDER No.1
THIS Command will assemble on Broad St,
fronting the City Hall, on THURSDAY. the 7h instant at
~ P. NJ, far immediate and thorough orgAnlx ton .
All between the Of 10 aud Is and 40 and TO-
siding attached to other military
are by Of the Legislature and
with Secretary OF War; made liable TO- enrolment In this res
ent - ,,-.-,. ,,-,.
reside according the uhoaed schedule Will sub
e parties designated TO being sent 70 active service
in the hed. n.v.or,u
b. W. RICHARDSON, Adjt
Oompany B. Lieut. Thos comfndnG North Of Broad end
west Of lst Streets one mile beyond the Corpora
tion
A. Captain H. N. Leftwch comd'g north Of Broad, be-
tween LIST and Tth Streets
Captain b. Glsaebrook eomdg, south Of Broad and
west Of Ith streets.
I Captain W. z. Drlekard, between TIL and 1lth
stress one mile beyond the corporation.
Osptain IL chsud between 1lth and 18th streets,
from the river mile beyond the corporation.
O, Captain T. H. Hiltzheme-, north OF Broad, between
1Gih and 18th Streets up 18th I, Venabs. thence one
mile east Of the corporation.
K Captain J. l. Rddick, north Of Bload and east Of
venable mile.
D. Captain NJ seagers south Of Broad and Of 18th
Etreets, one mile beyond corporation
aps-2t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06
A VIC. Pals1D,sr HUssrDl-During Mr.. slepI

A VIcs PRisIDiST HUsGKDl-During Mr.. Stephens
late visit hiIledgev lie, h, met the street one
day by warm admirer Ct his VINO was an Irishman.--
Pat knew Nc S. by sight, having sssa him fr,qis u,
bu. he had had opportunity Of shaking hsuds
with him. This re, med to Pat to be good opp,tl n
~ both we're sl,ne altng in front Of Me- 8. be
held his haad and said. How dye do Mister Alex
Ssens it's meself that wants TO fpaks to ye for
love ye betlher than any other man living; and, faith
Mr.. Stsvens is's m.stl' that is afther huggng yer
Whereupon ne cl,sped Mr.. s. in his close, warn en-
ami hug. ed him to his hears content -Atdnta
Confsderoey.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06
DIED.,

Lynehbug at the residence Of her son Geo. Hardw!cke
on Tuesday 2h march, 1884 illness Of nine
Mrr ANN HaRDwICKE eonort Of the late Joseph Hard
weke aged "a years aud dsyi.
In Mercer county Virginia, Dece1ber co. 1862 Of consump
lion, Mr. PLET0AER II. CowLtNG, aged 46 years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06
NJ, r1nILrAn AND A NAYY.-A Yankee correspondent

MACMILLAN AND NAvY.-A Yankee correspondent
In Europe writes;
A considerable number of Austrian naval officers
have asked TO follow Macmillan TO Mexico, and have
been accepted. The new Emperor, it is sad, dresmi
o! nothing ,l,e than creating powerful navy in ire
Guf of Mexco al the surest means of erecting that
famous barrier against the aggression Of the Angtn
American race. As Grand Admiral Of the Austria
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06
E.o,pr or RkBrL Psrsosra, Yaox OAnr DoU

The Chicago Tribune says:
On the night OF the 22i icst twelve rebel prisoners
made their escape from White Oak plisop Camp Doug
las aud have not yet been retaken. They were con-
ned in the second story Of the prison. next room to
guard and made ofthe same holes in the floor above
and below that the rebels escaped through during COL
De Lands stay at the camp. Their manner OF con-
oaaiinR their work was ingenious While part Of
them were a. work fling off nal heads, go that the
oor might be rai.ed, the others Gang loudly, ratified
chains. and otherwise engaged the attention Of the
guard 10 such that no. the slightest suspicion
over them. Reaching the ground, they burrowed Their
vay In zig gag direction under the fence, depostT
the dirt 10 an old sink Of the existence II which Col
Strong was ignorant. They commenced TO prepare for
their escape nearly six weeks sgo At the time Of the
leaving twenty five Of the rebels were in the prison,
and why only twelve chose to esoaps Is mystery.
The day before the escape OF these prisoners two
rebels were discovered digging tunnel under the new
barracks Just erected in the southeast portion Of the
grounds OF course they were put into tho prison.
And lucky change ii for them they we're among
the missing the next morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06

An Elglish paper announces the conversion to OnS
faulty OF JJsep1 Baker long lown on both sides Of
the Atlantic at Of he abest and mcst malg
nant deaners OF tie Bible and wto believe In It as
divine rerelaticn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06
Tx BLACK FLAa-FooD QUEsrios-In a recent

Tx BLACK FLAs-FooD QUEsTios-In a recent
speech at Lexington, Va, Judge Bfockensrough said
Make no prisoners when you meet the Dihlgrene,
the K,pairckp, toe Avers With their gargs of free
boo ers and thieves. coayinc d that such policy
ia the most huma ls in the end will eaoi ifee many
worthless lives but it will many valuable ones-
IL is tn only efecua way Of teaching enemy thu
he cannot violate the laws OF war with impunity
Gentlemen farmers of Rockbridge, there is only
danger OF disastrous termination Of this grandest
drama ever enscted the theatre OF human sfairs -
This ran created by the preseucs within our State Of
great stand ng armies upon all the fruits Of The oarih
vegetable and animal is enormous. Tho army must be
subssted, bu. non.producers aud non-combatants at
home must no; st.rge. But with wisdom the part
Of tie Government, in tqiazing the drain upon the
resourc % of the country, and wise, ri gid and
sary economy In the Of every article of subsistence
for man and beast your part, am convinced that
there is food enough in the country TO satisfy the sb
solute wan of our population. etevery man among
YOU resolve TO dedicate unAigging cneges to the pro-
duo.ion OF food. Let him make two blades of grass
10 grow where bu; one grew before, and be will be
vo tn more 10 his country than the whole tribe Of poll
cans nut together. Let Paul plant and Apollos water
and God even our own God, will give u the ircreaee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06
Bs,LIrASr AYrna-The MOBILE tribune says

Colonel Hoard-one of the best soldiers In the GER
vce-a few days ago accompl shed victory
in Florid, which displays not only courage, but
A large amount of strategic skill. Colonel Holla'
having got information Of the purposes Of the enemy
within the part Of oda where his regiment opera
last Friday moraioe 18Th inst ordered Lieut. McOur6y
with 81 mounted m u, TO proceed from McDadesP Pond
Walton county, to Boggy Pond, On Chcctaw hatohie
Bay to reconnore the enemy position, strength &c,
with Instructions that if he were found not to exceed
the COME :erate force than five 10 one, at
tack him. On Saturday morning eb) Colonel Holland
started from CaWhoh's Bridge Shoa river, to join
Lieutenant McCurdy, he had earOed IRON spy thst
the en-, my numbered over 1000 meo. He overlook
tho detachment near the Bayou and sent six
| men 10 dash through the Yankee camp, make what
discoye les they could, and report 10 him. The en-
trance to the camp by a narrow strip Of land
widening at the Bay. He divided bis force, sending
mart under the command Of Lieut.. Cannad5, across
Rocky Creek 20 reconnoiTe The east eide ot Rocky
Bayou, leaving thirty men uader command CT Lieut..
McCurdy with which COL Holland advanced by the,
route taken by bis yidetes. About one mile from tie
Biy he met one of the videts, who informed him that
the enemys force was large and tia. two boats were
| proceeding up the Biyou TO landing three miles
aboye where the distance across to Rocky Bayou wss
only half mile, thus being able to fall on his rear and
cut il of He Immediately ordered Lieut.. McOurdy,
with ten men, TO advance and join the SIX men thToEn
for ard and skrmh with the enemy, thus preventing
more troops from being sen. the Bayou to the
He then made all possible speed to beat back the boats
to the point aimed at and prevent heis landing Having
reached tie landing as the was within about DO
wards of the shore, lie ordered his to dismount
and double quick TO the Bayou. They reached it,
opened fire on the boat and were greeted with lively
FIRE in return which, however, lasted oDly few min
u.es The enemy surrendered TIE beat was ordered
TO the shore and ceased firing; bat, discovering
that she was moving away, COL Holland ordered the
men again 10 open fire, and those who had Austrian
ss 10 proceed to the top of the bluff and shoot into
the bottom OF the boa They perforated it. that it
soon sank In fifteen feet water, drowning those who
bad not been killed.
The enemy, in short, was perfectly at the command
of our small force. Toe number Of killed and wound
ed had not been asceFtsined, but it was larga Some
substantial results, better than Yankee dead bodies,
we're secured. Over dse hundred head of cattle, and
gone sheep and horses brought of. And what is
the bes: of il, not a was hurt on our side
Ia this brilliant little victory ~ eleven of the
S7.h Mississippi regiment, including FIVE members c.
the Montgomery Ca4ete, were engaged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06
THs HEIRs OF rHr JEssIses EsrArE.-The Phill


d lphia Inquirer says:
public meeting Of the heirs of the long-talked-o Of
Jennings Estate held yesterday afternoon in the
Odd fellows Hall, Camden. There large repre-
sentation of persons present. The amount at stake
reaches tho handsome Of than ten mil ons Of
dollars and consists In consos local stocks, annutes
bank deposits &c In addition to this there is an
iron chest deposited with London banking house. and
which has not been opened said to contain plate 3d.
of great value. The EeVera claimants have united and
empowered agent in this city, who has been in Lon
don for mantas acting 10 concert with able
sci there Late adgic safe that the Brah author-
ties acknowledge tue ttlo TO be vested in American
heirs They are, irsfo!e, in confident tIpecta ion
of being able 10 make out the case.
The deceased abont Dnstysght years old at the
time of b, death. Il stated yesterday that scrip
which hos been issued shall be sold at FIVE dollars en-
thliog the purchaser to fifty dollars out Of the Hrs,
money recovered rom said estate by any member of
Association, aid no more scrip shall be sod by tie
Agent than shall be necessary to Isise the sums of five
hundred dollars and two thousand dollars together
with the expenses Of the sale thereof which will not he
allowed TO exceed ten per cent Of the receipts Of the
sale of each 6crp. Tie amounts to be raised stated
above for the paying of expenses attending the n
ves.ga.iOn Of the matter 10 England and America.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06

A CHANCE FOR AN EXCHANGE INTO
IA oAvALRY.-Fer liberal bonus Cavalry VII a.
Grange vita Light Artillery Infantry
Address stating amount z. o. o. <2d Bsaion Virginia
osysry, camp Hunter, Charles CITY county, Va sp 80
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06

e1O0 REWARD. .-,..,,
WlOV NRsnavay from the employment Of Kersg
Dsyis Richmond Va TAYLOR eaIk compected slender ne
no man ave fest nine inches high has eovnca look when
%; whsn he is shi bus pants AMI dark s.k
coat VIII give the above reward for his return 70 lo
msnt In any jail 20 thstI can Get him.
Wshoa's NIL ounberlsnd county, Va
Or, KERsKY DAVIS,
nhqe-1Gs Rchnond.
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an5-eodsttc3t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06
GARDEN sKEDsi GARDEN SEEDS

GARDEN sEEDsI GARDEN sKKDsi
= lust Received, large supply of fresh Eng
q Hs Seeds Imported the Ordnance Department.
for to cuvsios BY the pound, ounce or paper
They consst Of
Early York. Dwarf Enfed London Market curd Savoy drum
heaS drumhead crts cucumbe carrot oaul
Howe colewo broccoli lettuce mustard, msJorums oniens
psry psrsnp wurEe beet spinach, ssvory thyme,
purple top early white stone and yellow stone turnp
A.. B. CLARKE,
ap5-10s Market Place, rsnknn St.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-06

n s. A. HUNTEN'S PIANO FORTE IN
We MISUNDERSTANDING 80 Pages RudImsnts, Scales
Exercises and Lessons carefully and accurately fngertd-
Printed on thick, durable paper.
PARTS AND H. NOW READY.
PaIoz-s3 IS Trade onehd o. Teachers
taking copls ~ 30 each % complete
GEO. DUNN CO.,
sp2-3t Corner 14th and Main street, Richmond.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-09
u. s. 7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary Of The Treasury gives notice that sub
sodp'ions will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes
payable three years from Aug 18th, 1894, with semi an.
nu' nteres, a. The rate Of and hreo-enths per
cent per n,Phaeipal and interest both to DO paid
IN lawful money.
These notes win be convertible At the option of the
holder AZ 'tory io'5 .is per cent god bearing bonds
A able no, less than Eve nor more than twenty years
rom their date, IS the Government may elect They
gin be issued Go denominations Of $50 siO0, 500. g.
80 and 5000 and all subscriptions must be for ahy
l,h'r' or some multiple Of afty dollars.
The notes will be iaasmitted 70 the owners FEE Of
transportation charges soon aher the receipt Of the
rgna cuudcates Of Deposit as they can be prepared
A. the notes draw interest from August IS, persons
making deposits subsequent 10 that date must pay the
u'ef,st accrued rom date Of to date Of deposit
raflss deposiung twenty five thousand dollars and
upwards for these any one time will be allowed
commission Of one quarter Of one per cent, which
vi be paid 1y The Treasury Department upon the re-
ceat OF bin for the amount certified to BY the officer
Will sh3m the deposit made. No deductions Tor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-09
8PEOIAL NlVARTkaEs OF TRIs Loan.

ltts A NATIONAL sAvrSos BANK. Offering nighs
tate OF interest than any other and the best security Any
savings bank which paysits depositors in . s. Notes
considers that DC s paying in the best circulating me
dum of She country, aud cannot pay in anything bet
Too for its are either in government seclr-
ue or ga notes bonds payable in government paper.
ltisequally convenient as temporary or permanent
Investment Ihe notci can always Do sold for within
Erection OF their face aai ated interest and are
e best security vih banks as oolaeras for discounts
Convertible into Six per cent. $50 Gold Bond.
ia addition TO the very liberal interest on the notes
for three years this privilege Of conversion now worth
1aut three per cent per anuum fr The current rate or
i-l Bonds is uot loss than mae per cent premium and
H,'rcfhe war fhe rremi1m per cent. S. stocks
es over teenn per ce7- u win be- seen that the actual
iIottlu this loan at thc preent market rate. Is not
Do. chan ten per cent per annum.
Us Exemption from Slale OF Municipal Taxation.
ba. .s'4- irom a the advantages we have enumorat-
cd. special act OF Congress eren,pfs al 55nds aud
Hcsnrg notes from local tarafion. On the average,
'. exemption is worth about per cent per aanum,
according 90 che rate OF taxation in various parts Of the
country
is believed chat no securities offer great induce
meu's 90 De- ie,s a, tAl'c slei by the Government In
other nun- Of ialsbtedlcss the faith or ability Of
rr,te paru.t, or stock companies, or separate
riae' only e. pledged faf payment, while the whole
property of the country is held 90 III discharge Of
ali tho Obligations OF the United States.
so bile the Government ofe the most liberal terms
nr its ans it believes that The very strouRes, sppesl
will be TO the loyalty and patriotism Of the people.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL M RECEIVED by the Treasurer
The United States At Washington the several Assist
a1t IoAslreu and designated Deposaries and by the
National Bank Of -. Adams, W.,
and by all National Banks which are depositaros Of
public money and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further information ard
AFFORD EV RY FACG IrY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
~ The BANK OF MONTPELIER will receive
subscriptions aud deliver ,nds free Of expense.
aglg 2m.drv:if
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-09

Capt Crane, Provost Marshal Of the First
District, was arrested Aug 81, legal proceed
ings having been instituted against him by
Mr.. Walker Of Burlington, for false mprison-
mout Capt. Crane gave bail in $4,000. So
it seems that the military don't quarrel with
tbe civil power in Vermont the Chicago plat
form to the contrary notwithstanding.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-09

All OF tue 7h Vermont Regiment have
re-euli.ted except ID Lieut. Samuel f. Buel
und 60y-soven puvates. Three times three
for tbo 7h.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-09

The death Of James Stocked, 7,h Vernon,
was reported 1T Washington, Sept. l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-09
j. Y. *. KEN I, Z C,..,-.
JOHN MORSE, ~" ~
Calais September 9Th. A. b. 1864 2l!l3
:, I a 7 D OE vERM b 4

- RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS.
In rebate Court held az Brookhed, within and f0r
saI District. the Ord day Of September, A ID. lsG4
An Instrument purpoTting to be the last W ill and
Itst4men VI John Smith, late II Randolph, 10 said
district, deceased, being presented the by BeEa-
ipei smith, the executor therein named fr Pro-
bales n is ordered by said court that all persons
crnd therein. be notified 10 appear session Of said
90 be holden the handolph House. in Ran
ph the 2Zad day Of TENDER A. ID, 1851 and show
cluse they may have against the Probate u said
Ni or which purpose, his further ordered that copy
OF the record this order DE published three weeks
cessyoly ia Waltons Morning Journal, printed at
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for he airing.
true copy Of record.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-09
HIRAM WELLS. , 49,.
JOEL c. HARVEY, oo"' 70
nhrr list A ID 1894 nI.g2

COLON H. BLISS ESTATE.
~ The subscribers, having been appointed By the
Honorable Probate court for the district Of Warrington
commissioners, % receive, and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the Of Scion H.
Bliss late Of East ntpelier in SAID district, deceased
epeseu the term Of six months from the
eh day II august 1861 being allowed by said the
creditors Of said deceased, TO exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice, that viii
attend 10 the duties Of appointment at The dwelling
house Of Joshua Bliss ia Calais ia SAID district the
9th days ofNo'emter and February next az O'Clock,
Iu tne hf.emo0u each Of taid days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-09
LeaaI Notirrs.

uORATIO P. BRUCE'S ESTATE. The
4 4 subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
0rabie Probate court for district Of Washington,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and all claims
aud demands OF all persons, against the estate Of
H0rato p Bruce late OF Woodbury. in said district de-
ceased represented insoyent and the ofiK
frum the 9Th day Of July, A d 1864 being allowed by
said court 20 the creditors Of said deceased exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice.
that will attend 70 the duties Of appointment at
the dwelling house of John l.. Bruce. in Woodbury. In
said district the Pain day Of September and 7h day
Of Januery next at one ociseqstn the afternoon,
each Of said days
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-09

=, TATE OF V T. K MO nj
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held At Montpelier, within and for
said Dist ct, the 26,h day OF August, A. D. 1854
An instrument, purpoTng 10 be the last will and esa
meut of David Fench, 2l late OF Barre in said district,
deceased, being presented to the court BY Gilbert
l.. French, The executor therein named, for Probate
heren be notified To apnear alta session OF said court
Doe holden at the Probate office, in Montpelier,
che ltl day OF Oct. be- A. ID 1864, and show
Whey may have against the Probate Of said will for
which purpose Is further ordered shat copy Of the
n his order be published three weeks successive
y Boa tha Vermont WsChmau State journal, printed at
Montpelier previous said time appointed for hearing
A true copy Of record
2lg2 Attest T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-09
VIII he fsh'Jfcd ~
MON 7 PELIER, VERM ON Y,
Saturday, sept. 10.

~ TTTTTTTE NV I'T'TTTT Z
Doors open at ! 10, aud 10 o'clock
Admission ouly 25 Cts. No half price.
Also at WATERBURY, tha 18Th. srOW E tho 18Th,
HYDEfARK The l4II eORrH CRAFrSBURY the
10Th, BARTON the 10Th, and NEWPORT the l7th
" September
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-09
2l2l " Aa,',. /. R. MERRILL, Judge.


EREEMAN $. TABOR'S S T A 4 Il e.
The subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable PROBATE Court for the District Of Washington,
Commissioners, o. receive examine and adjust all claims
aud demands 90 a PERSONS against the estate Of Freeman
Taboo, late Of Calais, la said district deceased,
repro. tuted iusovnt aud the Of six months from
tie .ltn day ~ July. lS6i being allowed BY said
count 'he creditors u said deceased 20 exhibit aud
PROVE ihrr respective claims before Give notice,
faat ali attend 20 the ia les Of appointment az
che dwelling house Of A. f. Hicks 10 Calais in said
district ga thc last Saturdays Of October aud January
ncxt AZ ono O'Clock, ia the afternoon, each Of said
days.