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TUCKER and Sanders Rampant.

Beverly tucker Ia, add ossed two column letter
" 10 the People Of the nited state" IN Nh.ch hs
heap, upon the Yteldouts heal ell the seurtty md
abuse that seems 10 come ith such iacle
hom rca Of fuckers Artocotenu. lie repes,, tie
chlrre that " lchH-eu hlnscf caused the dc.ih Of
hblrhs'n LiLcoL, and srsails tie o.icevr composing
the court martial At Wellington, Ia ms that would
81 ssnre BInGssat. h-h-roiuan. lie tr.cs to MIKE
out hat thpC WA tuActAing very nv stegiOHG ia th
tc' that Mr. JOhu,1n NlS not pre-. Cnt AZ the theatre
GA he u,sht f thc I,sHslnnt.ou. when IL the
- '.,;i0l % the tlea'rcnl entrrtainu.np' vrs 10
OF the most pueiir shiis Of the petitioner o. -Ase
the sIpi nj 'tuttl. Thu. ~ va Good lritsy,'
cave Tucker Gli that hint he deals pour 81 p At
PisaiIeut Lincoln i)i raru- % :. 10 q tA,aro on
n. on tuC hole esrth Who could have 81 anJ
good no'A VI Lnro,G's d, ath, anil six, sno' rinry,
wi = Booth vs. no. taken anVo, when be unqu"s.
IN big worls ,nd southern huucuuihs Of tho old
state ri h's sg end buster SImp, "a, inc ci hiin-
sell ard ctilutera that NJ Johnson his a-sinst them
not = tClu.tlhb ol untuborued testnory" 10
a!so h.nis that the Pir,idrRts "hu"a.c' hEs lhs
fd,nf oT tatudsr on H. OF ten Hunter. LIE save his
name IA unsurptssingly Infamous" and Of JUDGE
advocate i'GlI That he Is N9Tin, WIG .elsnts
Thcries tIualidity abd baCkguald., tei'lSt Its lot
ters to tel no lie ", and hypctboic for ngsnnesA
s ell T-is Tor Holt" 1t Is matter OF suiprise that
decent Newspaper should Cumtor IL. columns
with the rRn'ing Of such man ~ Tucker,
al AvoWCd btier enemy Of this country, who sees .
to stir III feeling among our p,ope by his bold and
shove Icpfpaeh. Sanaeu, also 10 out with letter,
10 which lie sppe nds lot OF anidavit, seeking to
prove Dcveney one OF tue v tine In the conHprs
cy case, the fT.Gtsst rssca out OF Jail II this 10 true,
he va IN III company in Canada when no IA hob
Obbing with SANDERS. Santeu letter 10 very btiet,
but he to be extremely vulgar and ssucy in
IL. calling judge Advocate Holt the patron snint Of
those "yenal monsters" the witnesses In the con-
rliracy trims
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General Intelligence.
tBy Yea to the Ess Ys,i sss.l


JHrT. DAVIS woe . pesticost and IL 10 said tina,
be was at the same time In g'esi bustls
PrissE AsrnrR. Of England, has jus, passed his
hnesnth birthday The event was duly celebrated
at Windsor.
Tun Boston CorntsR says; "a friend showed
us Ills morning . handful Of gold and silver
coin which be has carried in his pocket ever
since 1861. lie think they will soon 10 good
sgsn."
A GAsa Of rebel outlaws ravc invaded west-
moreland county, Va, coming from the lower
part Of Maryland. A cavalry force has been sent
In pursuit. aud have doubtless captured he out
laws ere mis-.
Tr Brussels papers record with shame TIA!
their city WAS the birthplace ~ tho assassin
Boob, whose name stands on trio register OF
1913, as ION Of Juulus Brllus Hoo,h, BRUSH
sAbi,ct aged 20" then recently married In that
espp
on the sundav amer ths sssnssi n,ton, C man
,t"ppsd At hotel IN New Haven, ana IN the night
stole what change was ~ tho mcucy-draWer emu
opened, was found to contain Iady's earle Ge
rate, ,itl these words Ia Byo'h'i hsndWr!t az
pencici ther, on! "N-.t nue. IN Washington on tie
100. Is snedl J. W. ROOrn." Various other
strange papers were found, which caused tee po-
lice to get Ou the usck u the Stranger, who, now
ever, myscrouAls disapI earoJ, I'D has NOV
tecn seon sute. l!ers uIlesrs 10 le no douu'
snI3ns thoss acquainted with the facts that We
man MAS N dotlc Way connected with oth IN nus
tsrritie Ilot The p,rcIs naOvc1 tLal me man
hst been ssout tor SatrlEu, and t 10 night he
be such tie tcI,cr 10 ttip 9Th. These fActi
are nov iCrtc urst time ul4dc Luolc.
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nations "rhst. go" Good for you."l repeat am
thank to the Cpe FOR the NANTES alton, Of fond-
ship extended 70 the Yesterday. Eysryboiy
va on the streets. know that every soldier felt
eehte OF welcome not only In the streets but every
house. thank you IN the nane Of the army ior your
appreciation ot Whit they have done W the pnt,
prUmisin g they will In the future rec iprocaie IL
have not and will NOT make q speech. tut you must
regard all mithcf tiieuco ior What mean.
Three cheer, and tiger we're given, and ho re-
tired durinVs patriotic air By the land. Generals
Howard, slocurr end E,tc we're eallfd out and made
brlef speeches which were Enthusiastically received.
Tine crowd hsd nov largely lneresed and In response
to inpatient cries for sherman be again appeared
auI said
80 not intend n make s9eerh, hut merely 20 SAY
Hfl uole.Ia times obliged t. u sp'at ny ttoin
ny L, Tor the magnificent reception winch you
save uB yesterday.
General. Iotaa, IeH G Davis --'tbo risht Davis"
o. ONE one IN tho crowd said Hancock. and Others
wee called for tu they were not present TO retpond.
The meeting wac of the mos. enth i.ulc character.
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GENERAL. SnERMtN.
Sercnadc Chaructcr,.ilc speech.

N1itH''ou. vly.5.-A lar.e num- CT of persons,
"'oFAr accompanied b. Nbsud Of music, procec led
To l'' 'e'i''nrr Na1s General sherman, 20 com
plNeA' 4" w'H scrcnsdr. lie, however, WIS
on" 'r"4 'u" .',aIu', At subsequent hour, It
Wa a'tr7'I'ut- hr -. a. tue MetupAit,n HoIe,
and A'tAt' 'h" ne ~ repaired. la Tup'nsc 70 yoc.f.
ercu, chc'rs"nd 'a.l' to- sherman, ne rYprsreI On
,he balcony, sad g. a., es .o lows:
lwss soIW W. Eyt &, lauo when You cslI,i 70.
nislt Tor am ,r't : .r'cr, Iva D -trlnqc hulfc,
rnd ha'" 40 Ith' TO ne j. llr -ny purp'le but |
thtnS YOU l1T oil N4ug1 - % me al. mo amy /
coMgmui Ut'cN l.'-u .,c too .Aaav uOi,v
wnnhu'.us and s'r,e'-ca.s IN ms toSn Tor ms
U.sugn,cty We Ike ~" = nc Soodr aeupr for Ill .,a
We u ~ hcsrd and it,t ,oo. OArg''n3e' ca.
That's So" "GJEg1l e." ~1t'ul7 H. n.p, ~
he lene.." C.C., tie Ictu. ts l.,...., n.f.n .
nsrs nov IL. Lave E9ly ", 10 sais. aal ,...a.
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BPOOKIyN

CouSTERFEuISG L. 5. CrRErNcY.-Soms
time last week a countcrf-l. e. :. Currency Manu-.
factory discovered Ia the sth ward south Brook
Ign, and fesrcnns the premlses the officer, found
abont ils0 Of the spurlou, article ready 10y di.,r,
hutou. Antonio Ross, and Coleyia | ei 'cis ALA.
Frank white, were ares ed. Subsequently the o..
cupants Of the house, named Louis. and Cat arins
Contred. were taEen into cusoi, Suspicion Of be.
ins implicated In the manufacture Of the ,tui The
case wa brought before Commissioner Nevton, Of
the l. = District Court and IL still unde erqn n..
ton. II trsnspiTes that a man, named ChLfiea r
tlich, the su pecet principal of the concern III Ell
part OF house Of Ms. Cattaiine Jones' Ia Harlem,
another man, called Cap" used % work there dur.
ing the day They had u workshop, nsa,ly alwagA
lucfed on the upper hoor, she cooked their meals
sometime-, and ~ Mr. JOn's test fled before thh
tommissiQhrtA she once entered hile tley were
tuAv TO ask 4 they waited dinner She saW some.
thing which looked like a printing e.i and paper
shorty after this the things were all taken away
UlIich Ia now also In custody.
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WA4uI~oroS, May 18th, 1865
We have hs two Of the most glorious days In the
history Of this city Although Tor forr year. Ne have
been accustomed to the "pomp und Circumstance OF
BAR" on no fonner occasion have cur citizens seen
~ grand display Of soldiery Ia our streets since
that oyentiul 9Th day Of April 1861, vhCu YOUR
gallant seventh Regiment came hither aud pn
rvreyci with such vociefou- cheers hv our pcrulA.
tun, We have moi been ithout come daily exhibition
u military force" IN our streets and avenue
and although have been accustomed
r. witness large ho6ie, Of tJoops, none have
presented the appearance OF those that we're
fe'ie~ed here Yesterday and Tuesday. Bcfo-, this
letter reaches You, tho rinuGest event Of the va
will have been described and cent On lightning aud
strn wings Throughout the world, nevertheless the
sopIe seems worthy Of at &c lev words moe from
Jour correspondent. In the hrst p ace. the review
fA- not been coupleto it wAa original, intend
sd lee'usc Il CANE OILY much earlier than eNreo.ed
AM hsrsuSe Gallant Pill sheridan len us too soon
You have no iJ,A how that man /. talked Of aud
thoueht Of by Us WuhiuEtori,u. We know that
his reputation vw not made By the potiaians or
neNsp'rr corTosp"udouu lie fairly won il At biz.
bNorT' poiut hence car appreciation ,f Inn, aad
ouI faith that he viii give tho Tehr no peace until Ia
drives thom ont Of ArsAn'al and Texas
Tho preparations Tor tho review q thoncb h,.,i,,,
made, sere adequate. The imuon,e stanir eIrctel
IN front OF tho White ltouSe, TO- tie reviewing On,
upn, diplomatic corps, Sc Nele occupied hv only
mere fraction OF those Who witnessed the dIsplav
For thre days even hotel Was crowded, both he :,
mud IN baltimore. Nearly every yri,ate I.u,s Va,
allied With sIansers. Even somc Of ,..u soldier,
aiross the river, aud roundAboul AZ tie fort.
GcAtous-held extra dodgers, who permitted
IL quarter themselves smong the brave fellows 10
''od acluaiutAnce sake" or Relationship IN short
Washington heslegcd by almost ~ large an n ip
Cf outalGs tiehta0c az tho two armies o. \
General Grant reviewed. The appearance
hsades Army o. the rotowae rrcsenlod make
rsntgast to shorrsn, army. The lorner dfd n.
Src.eu, the fshtiAs appearance Of She latter; aud I.
iatIer aid not exhibit ss f.si,t discipline which IN
ronurr displayed. TIA" t.l.g ot tao different cor.
Bese D marked feature ~ No a .gilr cLrh oA.cC
sud seemed proud ,erch l,t,.o ,mll,rr that b,
lnk.n,d his connection will como enc Of tile ann
srguni atous, destined 60 sI9k,u cf mon or il.
Iayorahly IN tho 's.ory OF IA, c1autg.. The "Tn
iou" ~ the second Corps iu ic., w.i.o and hh
doth, I.spo,tiy,ly worn by eoldivs o. .bo Giy,'t.
divisions followed by the "Nsl.rr'' oro.lo-
NJ finb Cops the 'Gieek cgoss' %, tho sixth; u
'Apchor and Cannon" Of the NiutA tho fsauIs "yu
ptdge BOX" Of lasals lt,h Corps, the 'Arrov os %
tTN the Aeon o. - iJh; 'A' star ' he .''
ssE4se-sN u w u DAVIS ne ,sr'os, fc',S
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MARINE NEWS.
May 2S-s. Ri.c. .I-s. Sets, 1l4-Mn rice, Oh "a
CLEARED.

CLEARED
STEAMSHIPS Europe, Havre; Haock. Peters.
burg; Empire Cty, CITY Point; Martha s.cvens, Bait.
sHIP-souihern Rights, Ross for Portland
BARKs-Uo-e u emen; Bonnie Lassie, Cape
Town: Helen AugustN loft au Prince i lockharL
Rchebucto, \ Is: Annie, Havana; Arizona, CaidcnAs.
BKIGs-Minlstor Won Sch'e,sig, BordcsuI; Aura,
Gov BSv; Silver Cloud, Cope Town. Maggie AcNieI,
Georgetown u; Alamo, Machias.
sCHOONTRl-Ocean Bird. 81 Thomas Nsrgaret
Dill Londonderry, y s.; Aegie Dawson, Pugwas.
Pioneer, Ii san. John Co llns, hatumpkin; Union,
Nassau: stephen Taber, Mobile; John lway, Nhsh-
ing ton; Rio q ande Baltimore; W seymour, Boe-
ton: j : Curtis Philedeiphia Precedent, Is dioId'
Ellen Lonisa New Haven, Emily, do; joel Van SAINT,
Nassau; loha r Franklin, Richmond, kronie.
Portsmon'h; Magnet do; Helen Bans, PhilahelphlAs
Caroline Hall, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
srHAMsHIPs-A Ariel, AlpinwGll; Commanded
Wilmington. Ulysses ttransdortl Washington u u
sHIPs-Iydia. Chilli Excelsior, Liverpool Don
Diego, Bueno1 Ayes.
BARKS-flo enee, Orleans Volunteer hntAn'
xar Anna, Havana statia- SasuA
BRIGS-Flying Eaele, hstanyas Eastern Star
Ba BADGE; N Cobb, Por. Royal; n PIT bermuda.
sCHOONERS-w Baker, Charlo'tetown, p Il;
BELOW-Uutch hris Enterprise Wind W.
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Tho Case of pr. blackburn.

2 von'7, Z. ", Mgy ?, i, the cAse o' Blackburn,
% y''oy ,cvtt nctosctr, The M.'irta,e to-day sal
t'.g oaiua {" mo uheor,iny q tho Fngli,h lsv 70.
gt'e' IN rlch cascs u conspiracy, h. should not
rsIrat-r re.n,a-ioity Of deci ING the case. Tut
.uuI send 'hc p.i''nor before - Judges At tbs %, It
AN'z'.. Re-. lcccptcJ Ia the meantime 70 the
amount cr - %.
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Too Late for Classification.

EXPERIENCED BAlSTERS TO WORK ON
IL .iueu coats also rlto.loIc inhhtls' at IO4 hl-
TRANCONIA COPPER COMPANY-THE
i ,nuuAl ue,'inc Of the t'ockhoiders Of the above
compony ior the pu's" OF ecin, Directors tor The
eT siiing yesr il be held At the Office OF AATISOS
a ROBINSON, 81 W al ~, rnom D. at II O'Clock noon,
on NJ lnday, iuro Bib, 1855. JOHN HANNA, sec,
New York, MAJ 20, l@t5 sSs
THE NEW EASY WALKING CHUTCHES
Il are not ready Tor sale. These Patent Elastic
Clutches are nc snor edged the hcs aud hfaitLest
ever made, TO- Old on young, Iioh o! poor. Cs aud
them, or Get circular. for "a al 81 Broadway
above ping a. lr-ye ling agents wanted 10 60 esi
aud South UItA then, Can inquire al o. Beecka
IT. Isl
\NANTLp-N Ma, COHS'S .RAIDING
w IepLuceah - Wegi .7tA sG - .,oo!, az co''
~ vinGslA 80,
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From Washington.

The Grcnt Review Army Bndges The
sherman ard stanton Guard The Con-
spirncy Trials !idcOn Wrlle- Goina
South indictment Of Lec-'rrinl OF JcT
Dayis.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

LICE ON CATTLE.-rhese troublesome
vermin, which cause much misery to youbg
animals, may be easily got rid of or des-
troyed by simply applying few drops of
cocoanut oil. Fatty matters of any kind
are found to be highly repulsive to the
louise tribe Common oil, such as is used
in lamps. will generally prove successful
in expelling them. Fine sand sprinkled
on the neck, or on the head between the
horns, has a good effect on young calves,
and will generally protect them from this
annoyance. Frequent carding with an
occasional application of OIL and washing
the entire body occasionally With soap
suds, will be found very eficacious in pro-
noting health and cleanliness, and tend
to protect the animals from the attacks
not only of lice but of fees A decoction
of walnut leaves makes good wash for
both horses and cattle in season when flies
are troublesome
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22
TANNING SMALL SKINS.

Eds. R,tral Ne,o Forker:- Seeing an
INJURY how to tan small frs, | will give
YOU mine. If green, sprinkle the flesh
side with saltpetre and alum, ground
fne( then fold the flesh side together, roll
it up, tie it and lay it away one or two
DAYS. Then unfold and rub with paper
or something, as dry as possible. aud lay
them out to dry. Work and pull them
when most dry so they will dry soft. Dry
skins may be treated in the same way by
first soaking till soft. and wringing out
as dry as possible. | can make such sam
ples of leather as send you, from sheep
skin, by the following process;--first
trim the skins of all useless parts; sec
cond, soak till perfectly soft and flesh
them we'll third, wash thoroughly in a
suds of soap and sai-soda to free from
grease, and rince in clean water to free
from soap aud soda, then rub them as dry
as possible; fourth, dissolve two ounces Of
salt IN about quart of water and add
three quarts of sweet milk Cor four quarts
of bran water,) and one ounce best sul-
phuric acid; fifth, put in the skins and
stir briskly forty or fifty minutes, and
take them dripping from this and put
them in strong solution Of sal-soda and
stir as long as it foams Rub them from
this as dry as possible, and hang i'll a
cool place to dry. work them when near
ly dry and they will dry soft Lime and
ashes will take off fur. hair or wool, and
sour milk will take out the lime and ash
"a. NJ BAKER.
Perry Centre, n Y, Dec 10, 1864.
r The editor of the above named paper
remarks that the samples of leather re-
ceived we're very finely prepared, and that
the sheep skin was strong, white and
soft.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22
HEAVY O, LEIGgToN,s EsTArp

HEALY Q. LEIGHTON's ESTATE,
STATE Or VERMONT, In Probate curt hold
LAaoILLE DISTRICT, SO. en- at the Probate OF
flee in johnson in said district on the 18th dav
of Feb. A. ID. 1865.
Amasa Stevens, administrator on the estate of
Healy Z. Leighton, late of Eden, in .aiI district
deceased, represents to this court that the per.
sonal estate OF the said deceased Is insufficient
to pay. the debts and charges of the said estate
ana asks said court to grant him license to sell
all the real estate of the said deceased IN Eden
in said district, to enable him to pay said debts
and charges.
1t is therefore ordered that hearing be had on
said application at the probate Office in johnson
on the 9th day OF Mar 1865. and that oil persons
concerned be notified thereof by publication in
the Lamoille Newsdeaer published at Hydepark /,
three weeks successfully before the day sci for
hearing. Is Q. o. CHADWICK, judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

New Work Times.

Fresh names may at any time be added TO Clubs
both OF the Weekly and Semi. Weekly. nj club
rates Payments invariably in advance.
we nave no authorized travelling Agents
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

PASTE PUFFs.-Roll out a rich paste,
and cut them with a biscuit-cutter lay
them on a tin sheet; cut rich puff paste
the same size cut hole with small
wineglass, making rim half an inch
thick, and bake them until quite done.
just before sending them to the table fll
them with preserves of any kind. Paste
looks much nicer, if beat-up egg is
brushed over it with a paste brush, and
white sugar sifted on just before it is set
into the oven. If it is TO be very light
colorcd, use only the white ofthe egg and
omit the sugar.
CRANBERRY TARTs Stew the cranber-
ries with very little water until they
are done; strain them through a sieve /:
season them with plenty of sugar while
hot; add a little spice, if to the taste,
and let it get quite cool Line small
plates with puff paste, and put rim
on of the same; gil the plates and bake
them until the crust is DONE
TARTs or PRESERVED FRUIT Line
small plates with rich crust; make a
rim of puff paste, and bake it 10 or 10
minutes, until the paste is quite done /;
then Gil them with any kind of preserved
fruit, brush them over with the VIII tie of
90 egg, sift on a little white sugar, and
set them in the oven for about three
minutes.
CHICKEN BRorH,---Cut up chicken /.
put into an iron pot with 2 quarts of wat.
err ! onion. 2 tablespoonsful of rice, lit.
tie salt, and boil it two hours. then strain
it through sieve. This will make one
quart.
o.
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o5
Also, $50 and S35.
Those requiring but one set can have IL for one
half Of any of the above prices.
Al tie w0rk IS warranted
Filling well done, and at reasonable prices
N | TROUS OK DE g A s
used in extracting. We have as good medical
authority, as New York City can furnish, for say
ing it is
FREE FROM DANGER.
Bear in mind that all work done at this office IL
warranted.
Call and examine work at our different prices be
tore engaging elsewhere.
COMEGYS d FULLER, Dentists
State street, Montpelier.
Aug. "a, 1864. 4oyl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22

ETA company 43 women recently at
tempted to fee from the bends of Mo-
,nonisn 10 Utah, but were o,ertaken and
carried back to their masters. It issaia
thst the females in Utah arc becoming 90
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22
JOIN B. KUSICKlS EsrArr

JVHN 3, kUSICK'N ESTATE
THE subscribers having been annninted n, ,ho
honorable probate court for the district Of La.
noble commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all Claims and demands Of All nersons
against estate ofJohn b. Kusick late of Stove
IN said district. deceased, repres, nted m"ol.
vent and the term Of months from the ist Of
Fen, 1850 being allowed by said court to the
creditors OF sail deceased 10 exbihit and wy
their respective claims before rs Ciiye naiioo
that we will attend TO the duties OF our annnint.
ment OF the Office Of w. VI. n Rinaban,
In stowe in said district, an ,ho
last Saturdays Of April and June, next NJ M
O'Clock N the forenoon on each Of said davs
A. Il. CAMP '"'" u"yS'
Stowe. Feb. 10, 1865.
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determined to escape from their degrading
bondage, that crisis in Mormon affairs
viii necessarily soon come.


AN ACT relating to closing the affairs and re.
a deeming and paying the bills or notes OF the
Franklin County Bank.
IL is hereby enacted, DC:
SEC. /. The act entitled IAN act incorporating
the Franklin County Bank, apprved NOV, ~
lS49 is hereby amended as to limit the time DUR
ing which SAID bank shall continue and have
succession to the lst day Of June 1860 instead
of the first day of January, 1867, as limited IN
said act.
SEQ 2 Said bank shall as soon as may be and
within 20 days from the passage OF this act, cause
a notice of the same and of the purpose oil sald
bank to terminate its existence on said first day
of June, 1865, 10 be published for the period OF
months or until said first day of June, in each
newspaper printed in this state and in the Bos-
ton Journal, a newspaper printed in the city OF
Boston in the state OF Mass, and the New YORK
Times a newspaper published in the CITY OF N.
Y. Said notice shall also state that all blls or
notes OF SAID bank not presented Tor payment be-
fore said first day of June 1865, will not be re-
deemed and paid by said bank. And after inc
publication of said notice as herein directed said
bank shall not be liable and shall not be held IL
able in any court of law or equity in this state
to redeem or pay any of its bills or notes not
presented for redemption or payment before the
time fixed in this act and any bonds, which
may have been given by the directors of said
bank for the redemption of its bills shall not be
held TO be of binding force and obligation upon
the persons executing the same TO redeem or
pay any bills or notes of said bank not presented
for redemption or payment before the time fixed
in this act
NOTICE Is hereby given that it is the purpose
y of the Franklin County Bank to terminate
its existence on the first day of June 1865, in
pursuance of the provisions of the foregoing act,
and all bills or notes of said Band not presented
to said Bank for payment before the first day Of
June, D. 1865, will not be redeemed or paid
by said Bank.
BY order of the Directors
NJ w BEARDSLEY Cashier.
st. Adams, Nov. 81, 1861, 3 June l
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