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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-08

The SEWARD FAMILY.-On the ID of No.
yember Frederick w. Seward was able, for
the first time. to aft his name to the OH cial
dispatches, although he had been transacting
the business of his Office for some time at his
private residence. When Montgomery Blair
eeeks TO heap public odium upon the name Of
the father, he should remember by what sad
and tender bonds the Seward family is bound,
IN me recollection OF the nation, to the memory
OF The martyred President. Our great Score.
tary was chosen as victim also. The scheme
which linked him in that fatal catastrophe by
singiing him out for sacrifice, only crowned
MN WIN new honor, by proving how much
the traitors hated him. The sad domestic
afiictions that Mr.. Seward has endured, as a
consequence Of that fatal night, must keep
awe an earnest sympathy in every breast. and
unite him still more fondly to the nation he has
served so weIl-PhiIddeLphia Press.
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The Cholera.

NEW YORK, Nov. "A full examination Ia
ascertain the facts about The cholera on board
the steamer Atalanta will be made by four
eminent surgeons
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FAsHIONABLEPAKLoRsKArINGs SCHOOL

This healthy and graceful exercise, having be-
come go popular In all the principal Norfhern
Cities, Pref Marini takes great pleasure in an.
nouhcing that he has made all the necessary AZ
rnnRemeBts to introduce for the rst finn n IA.
cit, this insigoratinR method OF recreation and
will he r. ady 70 receive pnpiia on wEDNESDAY
ard 10Th. Days Of practice for ladies and mia.o.
MONDAY and "WEDNESDAY. from I. 5n ~
For gentlemen and masters. from ~ 10 M :, " :. m
same DAYS. Assenbiys every aftermath We WsJna ':
day. Skates can be procu,ed at the Academy
For terms and particular, spr'y N Prof. MARTNi.
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HELNBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
is TIE GREAT DIURFTIC.
BELMH0LDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID ENTkACT SARsAPA.
RIIIA.

III MHOLD HIUHLf CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsApA-
RILLA
For nprifxipr The hlood r.,nox;n. III -hro~,..,.
s,itp,i"n. 4 aeases or,;rs s Nj 1nnOsio con-
,ftbe Hood ard Ire nnIs ,.I;ahI' -. ~ .e.ssI
kntyn remedy Gov TIE cnrs of scrnfnls s.aId
Head salt Rbepm pin I'd sw.Ii,n as So AZ
pones Ulcerstion The Tbro.1 ma 10 p,o,.has
Pimpl.s on IN. PACE Tetterl ETysinsi.s and ali
sesly eru ptiops of ths skin
IN pT.TTIrW1sn rur ,our,ov
NJ, 80 81 Oh. 80, s,.a.s.
ia go tr,a ,he 80 ,i tsS snoct % IN
"a the blood or ali the DISCO I'M ~ I'm
made 20 rnrge 81 out. none can esnsi in effect
HEl MROLD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sAR-
SAPAkllLA Do cleanse, and ren.ystes the
iOod- fnstiis the yie"r OF heslth into IN. system
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USE HELMBOLD's
EIuIn ENTRArn nIr.suI

In all Diseases Of these organs whether existing m
" Mole or " Femdl. b" from prhassr,r cause Orfgl-
nnI,ng. gnd no Dd5ier hop long SdHd,ng. IL 10
elsant In taste and Odor. fHMedIafe action,
and more strengthening than any OF the pre- parai
iiols Of BGTk OF TrOn
Those suffering iron Broken dOtcn Delicate
ConSur'f1onS, procure the remedy az once
The reader must be aware fhst however slight
may be The attack Of the above diseates II is Ger
tain to eject his Bodily Health, Mental Poeers,
and HarpiHcs
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I AIDES AND MISSES CLOAKS.
Ladies and Misses
BIsQUINEs,
6ACQURS.
in Black Beaver Cloth, DrNb Felt and Mo,aslt,
Brown and Black Frosted Beaver, Diagonal Bsa,
yer, &c. &C. D0"
Afull Zine Of all new sty les inst received at
MAXWELL'S
Depot Of Ladies' Cloaks and Fancy Goods
No. 32S Pennsylvahia ayenue
no j. cost between 9th and ,Oth a%a
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MISSES O'BRIAN, No. l.lOJ Walnut
w rtseet. PhilAdelphta, will open PARIse@
MILLINERY, for the winter, on Thu as -
DAY Hovsmber ID, lo6S. &C H-eoims>
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Affairs In Geey,.,.-

CIVIL LAW SUrRKNE-L.st ni.A,
Newlin and Major Evan Thomss nIiTeo
rested by officers Brown, Cunninrhar ~
Msrtin, for disorderIy conduct In IN. $50 80
They Were locked up In the station .hon..
About s'clock this morning, an officer. win
asquad OF Is men, said to b. from Fort Win
pie, were paraded in front OF the station ana
SERGEANT demanded the prisoners. Oricer
Robinson, In charge of the station, refused 70
give them mp, and forbid their entrance 10 the
station. He locked the cell range door and put
The key IN his pocket. Finding that he could
not get the prisoners, the OH Ger of the guard
begged Robinson 10 say nothing about il ts the
Sergeant OF police. This morning JuSttce
Buckley lectured the military gentlemen upon
the Improperly of their conduct. and espectal-
ly of the officer of the guard. who tried 70
friehten the policeman and make him release
the prisoners. Justice Buckley fined each
Slo5o. which they paid. The Lieutenant OF
the guard was very anxious 70 hush up the
affair, but IL Is very probable the whole matter
CANAL--Arrived-E.H utchins. light, an q ten
boats with coal, consigned 10 George Plant
1l011 tons; American Co, 1911 tons; Hsmp-
shire and Baltimore Co, 11l.H tons; Central
Co. lOa6 tons; Borden Co, 107l tons; w. r
Snow, 1O013 tons. Departed-Boats Josephus,
salt &c, to Der in; T. Hutchins, passengers,
To Edwards Ferry, and fourteen boats light
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKKT-There d no
change IN the -four market since yesterdays
report Demand fair for high grades -four. for
.ne locai trade. Transactions light, and holders
hrm at last quotations
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TOHN p. SLUUGH,
LAW OFFICE,
No: ass street, between 18th and 18th,
% 3m* WashSnQSon D. O.
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SHAFFIELDS CONFECTI AND
~ STEAM ICE CREAM MANUFACTORYS
$50 9th street, between and streets. ~
Hsrtng RENTED my store and saloon. and hav.Y
made large purchases Of fine Confectionery, am
to attend to their orders. and to furoisb nertiss
style. :" NJ.
p s;-My business is not for sale, having con-
cluded to continue it. 49, o'A
os 30 I'm JOSEPH H. sHAFFIELD
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". ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne 80 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree
&C 24-1y WASHINGTON. D. G
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
y BY HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.

EOR RENT-A RESTAURANT, with bar at
j tached, suitable also for Clothing or provision
store. 4s9 18th street, (only few doors from the
avenue Also q large and commodous HALL,
ties, &c, at 499 18th street
no 2wr w, s. SILLIMAN Pron,iator
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"A information on all the affairs OF life, and in
respect to all other subjects She can be consulted
e. all hours OF the day and evening. Gentlemen
81: Ladies' so cents. She can also show q likeness
tween g and d Island no A-Iv%
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE. here notify any person or persons
for trusting or harboring EMMA CROWLEY
on my account, as she left me without any Just
cause or proper occasion.
4-lwS JOSEPH CROWLEY.
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RELIBRARY OF CONGRESS
U,S WASHINGTON. Nov 4, 1875.
The LIBRARY OF CONGRESS- will he re-
crcESd tn the put lie on MONDAY, Nov 18Th and
date SpnEP,,Rn
10 t-lot Librarian.
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VIII radically extarminste from the system Dis
arising from Haifs of Dissi lon ar linls e
bufc or no change dief no inconvenience or
exposure; completely superseding those Hnpl,asqaf
all these diseases
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RY W. L. WALL CO. Auctioneere.
- Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9e La. av., between 9th and 10th sta.

HELMBoLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU-
For Weakness arising from Indiscretion. Tho
Exhausted powers Of Nature which are accom- Ante
hy 90 many alarming symptoms, among which will
be found, 1ndsposition 20 Errrtion, Los. OF Memo
~. WakefulDess. Horrors Of Disease, or Forebpi-
nes OF Evil; in fact. Universal Laseitude, Prostra
osiety.
he Constitution, once affected with OrFaHte
weakness, requires the aid OF Medicine srrsngb-
en- and IHrigOrGfs the system. which HELMBOLDs
EXTRACT BUCHU invariably does IL treat
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
ELIZABETH x. A. BISHOP Li'eh1s'a 1issas Co, ss. ROBERT II. BISHOP. July 2lst, 1S65

Upon the Petition of Elizabeth A. Bishop of Cornwall in said County against her husband Hobert H. Bishop, brought to the Superior Court to be held at Litchfield within and for said County on the second Tuesday of Scptem- Der 1865. showing that she was married by the name of Elizabeth A. Corban to the said Ho- bert II. Bishop, that she lived with him in the faithful discharge of all the daties i:cumbe on her as the wife of said Bishop, until the 9th day ot December 1860, when he willfully de serted the Petitioner and has ever since for
 more than three years last past wholly neglect su anu refused to live with or provide for her
 as ms vile, and has wholly neglected to dis chafge the duties incumbent on him as her husband and showing that the petitioner had Dy her marriage with the said Bishon one child son, now living. of the age of seven 'ye. rs and that the said Bishop has wholly na,I.ota; ana refused to furnish any means for said child g support or education and praying for a
 divorce from her Husband and the custody ca ,e and education of s,id child as by said net;t;on @
 dated July 18th, 1865 more fully appears. And it appearing to me that the said Bisbo,,
 is absent from this State and gone to parts tn
 the petitioner unknown, it is ordered that mo-
 tice of the pendency of said Petition be given
 to said respondent by publishing this order for three weeks successiyely before said second
 Tuesday of September 1865 in the Etchfield Enquirer newspaper in Litchfield in said county, commencing on or before July Eth 1885,
 VIM. L. RANSOM, Clerk
 of Superior Court for Litchfeld Co.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
DIED.

l At Salisbury, July 18th, Miss Sarah Cla. k
 daughter of Mir Nehemiah Clark aged fl.
 In Hartford, of cholera inlantum, .Orrip H only child of Orrin and Hattie E. Wbitmore | aged months
 At Sharon, David W. 8estwick, aged 80 At Warren, July 25th, Sophia A., daughtel of Norman $. Hall. aged 7 years.
 At GraEby, Mass Aug 3d. of Consumption Harriet A. Beebe, wife of Rev. Henry s. Kelsey and daughter of Philip S. Beebe, Esq of thii town. aged %. Her remains were thought tc Litchfeld for intermcnt.
 In Sag IIarbor, L. l., July 20tl,, 1865, Fannie J. Lawrence, the beloved wife Of Rev w. Law renee. Pastor of tie NJ. E. Church in that vii Iage. in her 30th year.
 She was born in New Haven, Ct, where she lived till her marriage. Since then she has ac com. panied her husband in his different appoint ments, having spent two yearstin ithis village. About d month before her death her health | began to fail her, nausei every day and dislike of food, amounting sometimes to positive dis gust, were complained of Nothing seemed to arrest the progress of disease. There was a nearly peri ct torpidity of all the organs of the body Sire complained of no pain, but of utter lassitude There were no symptoms of fever. The extremi:ies and head were cold, without reaction. Unexpectedly. without any special change, she fell asleep in Jesus She wrote home to her friends in New Haven on Monday, and died on the following Thursday We all thought her better on that day, but on Wednes- day she was considerably worse. seemed more comfortable during the night and died next day at II A. M. ss-s.g s-s5
 In every relation of life she was kind and amiablc. As daughter, si. ter, wife, mother, her conduct was unexccptionabIe and Christian. Her love to the Scriptures was marked from childhood, and she never when able, failed to read them daily, for any cause whatsoever: the Savior, her Savior. Her piety was even, and consistent, although not ostentatious If she did not say IS much as some did, she lived as we'll both in private and public. Death found her ready when he came. She told her husband, the day before her death with an un- common depth of feeling and without any hes tancy that she trusted in Christ, that he was precious to her, that he loved her and she loved him. while she expressed a strong desire to have him come nearer. Her loss Is deeply felt by her mourning relatives. and a large circle ot friends. The church at Sag Harbor deeply be- walls its loss. We laid her to sleep near to a loved aunt, who died month before her. : weetly she rests in the cemetery of the beau tiful, ''city oi elms,' awaiting glorious res The same sweet smile which ever rested on her couhtenance was present after death. to be more manifest on the resurrection Lovely in life, she was peaceful in death, and possesses q mansion of felicity above
 Happy saint thy days are ended
 All thy mourning days below"
 s ntinel please copy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
 Fourth Collection District, Sate of Conn.
 Bridgeport, Aug. 9th, 1865l nURSUANT to the provisions of the Inter U nal Revenue laws of the United States, notice is hereby given to all persons liable to pay taxes under said laws in the Fourth Dis trict of Connecticut, including the counties of Fairfield and Litchtield, that the Collector of said District has received from the Assessor thereof, his annual collection list and that the taxes so assessed have become due and paya- Ne, including income tax, the taxes on gold and silver plate, carriages. gold and gilt watch es, pianO-fOrtes, or other parlor musical instru- ments, yachts. billiard tables. and unpaid Hcn ses that the same arc required to be paid at my office, over the pOst-ofice, in Bridgeport, on or before the 18th day of August, 1885, or at the office of Edward Crossman. Deputy Collect or, in Litchtield, Litchfield county, on or be fore said 26th day of August, 1865 and that all persons who shall neglect to pay the taxes so assessed and due from them to the said Col lector, or his authorized deputies, within the time above specified, will incur penalty of ten per centnm additional on said taxes, together with n tee of twenty cents, and four cents per mile, for issuing and serving notice of such ! non payment, VII | Payment may, however. be made prior to | sa'4 1o'n day oi August. to the following nam GU pepssy collectors and agents within their respective Districts. as follows, to wit FAIRFIELD COUNTY. John A Boughton, Esq, of Bri,igeport. EJ Alvort, Esq, of Southport PW Jones. Esq, of Westport WIT Craw. Esq, ot South NOrwalk Theodore Daskam, Esq. of Stamford. John Dayton, Esq, of Greenwich. - Samuel Perry, Esq, of Georgetown. Hiram K Scott, Esq, of RidgefeId. Wm. A Judd, Esq, of Bethel. @ Henry T Heyt, Esq, of Danburv.i LIroHFIELD COUNTY
 Edward Crossman, Esq, of Litchtield,I John Wadhams, Esq, of Goshen. Thomas M Clarke. Esq, of Winsted, o Hodge, Esq, of Robertaville. f Martin Harris, Esq. of Salisbury.
 George Lockwood. Esq, of New Milford.
 George Drakeley. Esq.. of WoodburY.
 W Hurlburt, Esq, of Roxbury. LP Judd, Esq, of Bethlem.
 RC Giddings. Esq. of Plymouth. l By express instructions of the Secretary of tn Treasury. all taxes must be paid in Unitc' States Currency.
 The subscriber would most respectfully an. earnestly request all taxpayers to heed thi notice and not subject themselves to the penal ty. which will. of necessity be enforced in al cases of delinquency.
 DAVID F. HOLLISTER,
 :. Collector 4th District, Connecticut.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
TO CONSERVATIVES.

SUFFERERS with Consumption, Asthma S Bronchitis, or any disease of the Throat or Lungs, will De cheerfully furnished, without charge, with the remedy by the use of which the Rev Edward A. Wilson, of Williamsburgh. New York. was completely restored to health. after having suffered several years with that dread disease. Consumption. To Consumptiye snnerers. this remedy is worthy of an immedi- ate trial. It will cost notl,ing. and may be the means of their perfect restoration. Those de sring the same will please address Rev. ID WARD A, WILSON, i65 South Second Street, Wiiiiamsbnfgh, Kings County New York
 ewl6 I'm. & col
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
Nem Aopertisen,erlts.
Medical Institution
  EHr OF >-- YALE COLLEGE.


 VENHE Course of Lectures for l865-6. begins II THURSDAY, Sept. 14th, and continues four months. ls WoRTnIEGToN HOOKER, M D., Prof. of Theo- ry and Practice. BENJAMIN SrILLMAN, M. D.. Prof. of Chemis- try. tEt it..5~
 STEPHEN c. HUBBARD. M. D., Prof. of Obstet- rics. ,l CHAs. A. LINDsLEY, N. D., Prof of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. . FRANCIS BACON, M. D., Prof of Surgery. LEONARD J. SANFORD, M. D., Prof. of Anato- my and Physiology. MosEs c. WHITE, NJ. D., Instructor in Micro scopy. s5+- '.'" azs &7 I-1a W. LOCKWOOD BRADLEY, M. D., Demonstra- tor, and Curator of the Museum. The Professor of Obstetrics will give special lectures on Diseases of women and Childfen. CLINICS. Medical and Surgical Clinics are held regularly every Wednesday at he College EXPENSES. The fees for the Lectures, which are required in advance, are $l2.5O for each course. except that on Obstetrics which is $6 {: Matriculation, $5; Demonstrators Ticket. s5 :; Total $78.5O. Graduation Fee $i5.
 CHAS. A. LINDSLEY. MD.
 l1 sept. 10 Dean of the Faculty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD TO INVALIDS.

A Clergyman. while residing in South Amer. ica a, a missionary discovered a safe and sir pie remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem inal Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits Great numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to bened the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe for p' epariDg and using this medicine, in sealed envelope, to any ono who needs it. FREE OF CHARGE Please inclose post paid en velope, addressed to yourself
 Address, JOSEPH T. LYMAN,
 STATION D, BIBLE HOUSE, New-York City
 lily
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
: The wife of PeytOn LAnp lev. of F,

The wife of Peyiop Lang ley, of Fulton
 Mo, dishonored him. He talked the matter over with her, when she agreed 10 let him kill her, il he would himself commit suicide. This strange and horrible arrangement was carr.ed out. Langley shooting his wife through the heart while she laid in bed. then placing him self beside her, and blowing out his own brains.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
lDrobate| Notifes.

A Ia Court of Prob{e holden at Litchfield, 1A within and for tf District of Litchtield, on the 2d day of AuguS A. D 1865.
 Present: Charlef Adams. Esq, Judge.
 On motion of John I Waibams. Execute, on the Estate Of Isaac Nadhams, late of Gosh en, within said ditfict, deceased This Court doth decree thalsix months be allowed and limited for the trtlitors of said Estate to exhibit their claims a4inst the same to the said Executor and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in Litchfeld, and by posting copy thereof Pn the public sign-post In said town ot Goshn, nearest the place where the deceased stiwelt,
 Certified froa Record,
 sial7 Sw CHARIsS ADAMS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
Wiliskers! Wh skers!

n0 you want Whiskers or Mustaches Our A1 Grecian Compound will force them te grow on the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heads. in Six Weeks. Price $l %. Sent by mail anywhere. closely sealed, on receipt oi price. w M
 Address WARNER & co.
 36yl Brooklyn, New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10

nISTRICT of New Milford, ss. Probate lD CourtsJuly 29th, 1865.
 Estate of Grin Sherwood late of New Milford Tn sad district. deceased. The Administrator represents the Estate inplvent, and prays the appointment of com missitners thereon.
 Ordered That commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said es- tate be appointed at the Probate Office in New Milford on the 18th day of August, 1865. at 2 CLOCK, afternoon of WI ich all persons in in tcrest will take notice, and appear if they see cause, and be heard theron. >
 Certified iron record by
 JAMES H. MCMAHON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10

A Ia Court of Probat holden at Litchield, "A within and for the District of Litch6eld, on the 3lst day of July!A. D. 1865.
 PRESENT, Charles Adams. Esq. Judge.
 Estate of Samuel M. Mrwin late of Litchfield within said district decesed
 Ordered, That the l2h day of August 1865, at 10 o'clock, A. M beiand the same is here by assigned for the exhibition and allowance of the account of the Executors with said Es- tate; and the Court dincts the Executors to give put lie netice to lll persons interested thereil to appear and beheard therein. by pub fishing this order in weekly newspaper prin- ted Tn Litchheid county and return make to this Court. true iopy of Record,
 16 2w CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10

N OTlCE is hereby givd that the subscribers " have been appointed by the Court of Pro- bate for the district of Keit, Commissioner rs on the estate of Mills Platt late of Kent, deceased represented insolvent andthat six mont hs are allowed by said court to the creditors to brip g Tn and prove their claiml against said es tate. Tkey will attend to the dbties of said appoint ment at the house of John D. Platt in South Kent an Thursday the 10th of August and Saturday the 27th day oi January next st 2 o'clock P. M of each day.
 JOHN M PRATT,
 .. JOHN S. ZIMMERMAN,
 Commissioners
 Notice is hereby given that the name of John D Platt as administrator on the estate of Mills Platt was inadvertently substituted in place of Curtis F. Platt in former notice
 l6 lw -l M. s BARNUM, Judge. All persons indebted to said estate are IA quested to make immediate payment either to John D. Platt or the subscriber at South Kent. The receipt of either will be vslid.
 .CURTISS r. PLA1T, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
MARRIED.

On Wednesday. Aug: 2d, at Holland Patent, N. r., by Rev. Albert Corliss. Lol. Benjamin
 R. Towhsend and Miss Attic F. Merriman oi
 Mendham N J.
 In North Canaan, July 29tl,. by Miles r Changer. Esq, Mir. Samuel G. Alexander to
 Miss Almira Evans, both of Goshen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10

A T Court of Probate holden at Plymouth A within and for the District. of Ply mouth on the 22d day of July, A. D. 1865
 Present, V. R. U. Giddings, Esq. Judge.
 On motion of Mary Jane Straun, Administra- trix on the Estate of JAMES STRAUN, late of Plymouth. within said district deceased; This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and linitel for the creditols of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administratrix. and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in news paper published in Litchfeld, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign-post in said town of Plymouth, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 l5 3w V.R.C GlDDINGS, Judge.