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, 1866-06-07

Threats A@ntnkt Railroad officers
The following L one OF number Of letters re.
Gently rrerivcd by the officers Of The Rock Island
Nailsosd in this city, supposed to cnmc from some
Of the late employees who barc been discharged.
that any ltsre per cen'aze Of The men Indicated
ose capable Of such threats We do not believe that
my tre capable Of II IL much be reg .e,aed. There
II dnncer IN making such threat. as the Law takcs
IL Nn a mi
, 1866-06-07
LOCAL MATTERS,

General Swecny under Arre~t or I.
or1cErd to be 20 uhen be can be cau;ht. Bur WI
cplne That he l. marching on s1c.oHoasfy to Mon.
fscnt at the bcsd Of hfs brave Feniau army. This
may or mny not DC 50, and II makes Eo differ
trcc. o. the deadly conflict s still rnribc bet seen
AoErci's Magnetic Fluid and those scourg.. Of the
human Tdce, Paralysis. rheumatism and Neuralgia.
The Find neser fills 10 conquer. All orus srores
keep 1t. Smith 4 DN3ef, agents. t-e3t
, 1866-06-07

The Great Auction Nale OF Books BY
Fo.ter. will commence on Thur-day evening al
Les Auction Rooms On Uearborn.et, The larr-
est asock ever offered In thIA CITY, i2ll
, 1866-06-07

The man who died the otI,cr duy, In
Inc conntry, 20 suddenly, Of Cholera Morbu..
might nave been alive TODAY, II he had had M
hand and used props rly, one single bottle Of Boyds
balm. Sold by Fuller, Finch 4 Falic1, Chicago.
, 1866-06-07
au1uSEm&n1s.
GROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
mPoRrAwrA AMn nougounrumr.

?tldlce 70 the repeated requests that haze heA
ufde AZ the Ro1 Otucc sir It's uithdr8wAl. tue o.
fecto{s 4:e p!ea4ea 70 1u1ounce for thls erca OSE
ttaecD the ~ "
, 1866-06-07

| And r!Ea.cn nay II modest he as blue,
Ycl has the :" Te1kn OF scariet" come indeed,
When diamond E111eEt 1rc esteemed need.
| 9. hastc The day. Nh;n rhans shall b. unkn known.
Ann Fomans shallow -eeemtnss" quite o'el-
| thrpwnl
Nov msa's hsoan up when e'er kist be seek,,
Powder md paint, qurc good for guns md chips,
| I'm never meant 10 trcscor roman's i,p-.
n.nciug. Ills rald dcs.so,t this ''lllly willis"
| And tlnce she fseu Nib perrplfalfon wei
| kcqurr> frcsa ..dnsttne" a1rr cycrJ :. set.."
| An interr.t Inc problem for o: ali,
Il hote n7tsch ponder u carry On baHy
So waos the wtsld array. half he.d In cheek,
ana AVID. b. thJ rchuke. nom toul wreck
.hus roent II th5 ht3p IN Ill nc DO,
And manktnd ower heavy oeh+ 10 ron.
The pondetcu: pTess eianks on By night and d.y,
AND prince and pca. .an1 Own iis mighty sway.
Turn TO tho Wc.f, the natlon's esrdea lsnt.
PLANTED End blcss By He.rca:s tndulgcus nand;
Not only feF1llt leagues OF golden gra3n,
But mighty c1!fes strw the sunset plasn-
Empues sprung up "A II with magic ex4e
Aladd:n's garden hozo no fruits like these;
&c 4. yst 90 N 1 wang sh charm has brought
And human aIms ttill fsshiop. stone by stone.
u, ne Rf1ndest works Wtnd'rin: world hss known
~ an ~ ns'st1 h.. r. 9gDs.s pace
And Thy skilled hands have made the world awsrr
inat countless iEtasures crowd this land 10 fair
Tuanke, then. tot all Thy services to MN.
le u'odes1 heroes Of noble clan /
S gnMsto ana npNard maS thy couree still tend.
S.'sl TUT 2 bard % eases 70 The work Of r7ght,
Ihsos o s,n grn,sssiou, r. cheer along the braye,
ute well Thy sfsek In thsashiug human xruus
And tn1a the world Wl'h hbesty's Glad song;
.hsa sSs 4 sgs O. e.oen "hs9 others fsae
50 thaii 1ewaros abore be thine a. II t1lI; lat
When h'e't dazs boundary is safely rasst
, 1866-06-07
AuSlcai.

CM1TH'S AMERICAN ORGANS
~ *lth SnpeE.Cc Coupler .nd Sub Baas, Double
Fel!oEH. h!o~ Prdal., knee Swell aud Cremoin At
oess Of tne. eInrssou III ~ qnnch Tie
tshed In Fpe~ GOD for ps5ots oak Rud val
Eut for churches or lodGss. For sale orIE al SIM,
BALLS. Gi5 NashlER Rtou Atrtat-
, 1866-06-07

Accprs1.- 4. Wood. IN cuployc m the
printing establishment u Jamr.ou & More, Nos,
II and 1G Ii sale street, fell from the wndo~ Of IN
ou'huiIdnf near the Office, breaking the bones tn
~ tlsl1 hand md cansine revere injuries on one
btp Ne walked Into the onIce. bat tmmedsasey
Afterwards falnted. Ri. wounds vg1r GfcaEcd antf
II II thought that be will he able to scsume Wort 1n
q khorI lime.
, 1866-06-07

CHRIST CHraeH fEsrsA1-Our reader. will no.
1o5Eei the Strawberry festival to be cyeu tn,
evening by the ladies' OF Chris, Church nj The
Orphan Asylum on Michigan A,enne. lis WORTHY
object Il to rafse funds to cancel the haance Of The
Church debt, the greater portion haylns been ua,d
Those who SO may rely OF passing very pleasant
evening,
, 1866-06-07

TYPOGRAPHICAL nECET-zlox,-The ds'crntcs tn
the National typographical Un,oa will proeced 10
HYDE Fark this evening At o'clock on epec,x1
TAIN, on invitation 10 a Ladle.' Reception. The
pats viii be one o! tic plcasan.est that has eyer
gathered 10 or near this city. Genuruen no bsgr
frrs.isrd inr1 asone. and hare moi <ecnrrd f,,eiv
1,ekefs can get them at The counting room Of uls
, 1866-06-07

DHowsEn.-fcstcrusy forenoon, about eleven
O'Clock. Daniel Moriarty. boy Of eleven yesrs,
lell IRON boat tn,o the river near state street
bridge, ano' Wa drowned before any assistance
could reach him. His parents reside on E,uzit
stEcet The body IVES recovered about one o'clock
In The afternoon.
, 1866-06-07

ute Tebestts Physiological Ha,r Reesneratoz,
~h:ch festores every half 10 IL natural co o. In
ssea = its -rovfh p:sVsnte r. filling d. heals
tce reap Of hnmor snd dspdruf. G,res The lockp
ACC tfe:tea elasina hui. heu,tchinfly chtrmIuz,
nd sht = szo heau a. sx1zu i Dvr1a, GenarG
agents. .>ua everywhere.
, 1866-06-07

FOR SALE--On Michigan ave-
nue. near Fifteeuth ST ees, pleasant two-5torv
h1nse with ten rooms and tcn:y car around lease 1t
t193 ntT annunl. Etlce 3a5tA, fcrua5 e3sy. ISAAC
ELAFLIN D3 Wnxtpetuu at. ea37
, 1866-06-07

VAN brsEH s1aEET.-Fiye bids wcrc opened
Ec cteEdas morning at eleven o'clock. IN the ot,ce
@! III. Boasd Of Publtc WORKS, for The grading psy
1nc end cnrbirc with ftonc, of Van Bu:en street.
from Stale etrett to Michigan aycuuc. The bids
r=n:ed from $a,Gss 10 <s,1N. The contract sas
aMnFnco 70 Mestrs. Det:olyef McCle.laud, WHOSE
bid vas <s,t2s ior rFadtne and paving, and EElu
per foot TOR crrbinR.
, 1866-06-07

CANAL Boar 6uSK-IealerdaY morning ahou,
four O'Clock the .team csna1 boat A'lnn.lc, sung
while lying at nav"y'e dock, on soulh wa'er
street. She ~as partially loaded, having on shout
chiefly IN The stem. The only ask1enable cause Of
Lc7 smk,ng ~as the ttrHiu npon her hall BY this
diepo-ttton ct her cargo, a. ehe II reported ~
hy The noitc OF 1usb}ng water only ubon1 Ten MN
pIee before che hlled and went down. 1hcs at frst
supposed the sound 70 be ram, rome occupying The
some Io0l haa left !he ha.ch open" It was very
foon al. covered thsf that want whats The M.t.
icr and Il IL raid that tie premises were rneaed
N1;h Hore rcpTd to hsste thar ceremony, each 1car
,Ie a is,r rlare or h,f wearing apparel tn ''iht
u ast. 20 be made pure and ns odoEons 4 spring
Eo,veIr, by ulr Cleansing properties OF the river
, 1866-06-07

TOR SALE-A River Lot on the
u North side Of thr main stream of Chicago 4siv.
er, 50 feet wt.t clark Strest Bridge. Lot 50. feet
front by 1ss fest dep, to North Water street.. 9io
PET loot trcn' On river h !. AFERELL, Reel esr.te
Ut:ce. 10. I Meuopoi.ta1 Block. r670
, 1866-06-07

REVENUE S1AMra.-11e sale Of revenue staup.
4. the Urcd Sta.cs Assessors Office will c,ose on
and after 'hc 1fs OF July next. All syho wish to
supply themselves At The usual cQucaiaaion N II
Call nj the office before that date.
, 1866-06-07

EUR SALE-Ou Calumet avenue.
4 leo fees BY Isl deep, between Twentya4coua and
Taehty,th stret's. a. J. AVERkLL. Real Eatate
Uecc, No, = Metropolitan Etpcx esS1
, 1866-06-07

CooE CoCN1f BoAnu OF SurEny1soRs-Tetter-
day morning, lurtaant to the resolution adopted
on Monday, the Board ol Supervisors Adjourned
without tsneActine any huk1ness, aud proceeded
10 Jefferson 10 pay their cus.omarv rc.1odtca, o,-
cial ytsit to the County touee. rhe eee.]ons Of
the board will be resumed thit morning III the
County Court room. - s''%
, 1866-06-07

7 IGHTE'S CELEBRATED PA
IL TINT Infulatcd 1tcn Frame Pianos have neeu
aTirdxd Twenty First f1e@lnms to3etheE With sha
u.tnonials OF knpesierity arc rn the h1gh-at must
ca! ct1eb!ti!tn CT Ep1one and Aatsica. ". II. KIM
Northwest.
, 1866-06-07

Rl'Aon Arorr the Losr BONA rumor has
reached us that The companions .! young Cus1au
were picked up BY q schooner End txken 10 Grenn
Bay. The vessel IL reported a. haviuc hctoneaa in
jtRclne, and her <Ssp'atnte namr II Hickey. We
Place lt!e faith u 1hc fumo1. but give for what
1t IL worth. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

THE DULL SEASON commercially
speaking, July is our dull month After
the celebration Of the Fourth, people
who have been more lucky than our IN
fortunate brethren of Portland, resolve
themselves into genuine do nothings
Stores are duh and listless, comparative
so-and statesmen find abundant time to
read the paper and chat with each others
a, reference to things in general. The
porter sits about, distressed at having
nothing to do, but particularly happy in
being relieved from hard work with the
thermometer at one hundred in the
shade. These are the melancholy days
for business, the saddest of the year.
Bnt q moderate revival will be noticed
in August, will increase in strength
with September, and then roll on in full
volume to January. We are but under.
geing the natural course Of things and
must be content to experience the hist
lessness in business during this hot
month with equal grace that we welcome
the full rush Of business in other seasons
OF the year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

/. .
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-in1iS
Court met yesterday, and heard argu-
ment in one case. The Court announced
that ewing to the illness OF Judge
Brown. it would adjourn in day or
two, and that no important argument
woaId be heard this term. Judge Loomis,
Circuit Judged who sat with the two
Judges of the Supreme Court in the
lawyers test oath case, left on Tuesday
evening for home, unexpectedly to bench
aud bar. We much fear that this will
have the effect of postponing to the next
term, the decision of this important case.
This will be source of deep regret to all
friends of justice. If the gentlemen, who
are contesting the question are
entitled, to admission, they certainly
should not be delayed in their rightto
earn their bread moment longer than is
necessary for the court to form its opin-
ion, while if they are not entitled to
practice they should be allowed to know
in order that in other States they may
exercise that calling for livelihood
which is denied them in their own The
common criminal is entitled to Speedy
trial" and surely these gentlemen, after
. years probation, ought to know their
rights or their DOOM We have conf
dence in the integrity of the Judges of
the Supreme Court, and we sincerely
trust that they will see the propriety of
making any reasonable sacrifice to dis
pose of this question one way or the 9th
er. Suspense is oftentimes worse than
punishment se
The court decided that when Attor.
neys were practicing in the court prior
to the 10th Of February, 1866, they
might continue to do SO until the decis-
ion of this case, without taking the test,
oath. Mr. Pendleton, however, is the
only one of the Eve gentlemen who eau
not take the oath, who can still practice,
as he was admitted prior to the passage
of the act Messrs. Borgess., Jacob,
Lamb, Wheat, Richardson's, Spencer,
Chandler and some others declined to
take the oath unless the court would de-
eide that it was constitutional and obi
gatory. They said they would take it,
but Mr. Boggess and Mr. Lamb (who
spoke to the question: said they re-
garded the law as an infringement upon
their private, vested rights, and that
while this law did not hurt them, yet
if sanctioned, the same principle would
sanction any other future encroachment
by the Legislature, no matter how
vicious OF injurious it might prove The
Court awarded mandamus as prayed
for against @. w Caldwell and Others,
constituting the Board of Registration
for Brooke connty),. on the petition OF
Robert Brown, whD showed that he had
been illegally deprived OF his regisira-
zion and vote because he refused to take
the test oath. The Court changed its
rule SO as to hear new eases upon sixty
days' notice instead ninety DAYS now
required by the rule No copy of the re-
cord need be served with the notice, as
heretofore required.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

TEN DOLLAR CoUNTERFETT-Bslow
We copy description of the new ten
dollar counterfeit notes on the National
Banks, to which we have several times
alluded: Figure of Liberty on an eagle
upon the right end, Franklin and boy
on left. The signatures are engraved in
the counterfeit, and in the genuine they
are written. The lightning, grasped by
the hand of Liberty, is barely percepti-
BILE in the genuine, while in the counter
felt it is broadly defined on a dark, coarse
back ground, which in the genuine is
light. The general appearance fair, but
is very coarse on examination. On.the
hack of the note the followers of De
Sofa appear as if engaged in a terrible
battle, and appear to be mixed up,
while in the foreground, that which is
designated for priest, bears the exact
image of monkey. These notes may be
altered to represent any National bank"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

oNA SrRKE.--The journeymen boot
makers of this city are on strike OF
rather have ceased work in preference TO
acceeding to thsreduction Of wages pro-
posed by employers. The employers
propose to reduce the price fifty Genus
per pair on pegged and one dollar on
sewed boots. We hope o fair understand
ino will be arrived ct soon. sE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

PoncE-In the Police Court yester-
day two prisoners of the female persua.
sion were arraigned for using threats
and abusive language There was a
difference OF opinion on some point OF
other between Eliza and Mrs Halpin,
when the latter commended that her
views were correct Eliza Couldn't see
IL" and in strong terms denounced Mrs
n Mrs. III. was equally severe in her
remarks, and concluded to try the law.
The case was dismissed at the complain,
aut's costs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kuraer and Mrs. Kra-
mar had similar difficulty, and recourse
70 the law was determined upon. Eliza
hath was fined one dollar and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

Aoc1pENTAL DEArH.-Night before
last Thomas Porter, an employee Of the
New Home Hotel, took an overdose OF
laudanumli.. which caused his death. lie
had been unwell for some time, and was
taking laudanum as medicine, He took
over an ounce in one dose and lay down
on his bed. He was found short sime
afterwards. in dying condition Meal'
Cal AID was summoned, but the remedles
were administered too late, and the IN
fortunate man died: The deceased re-
sided On . tara few miles East Of the
city, where he leaves wife and family.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

Nu1sANcEs.-We observe on some tai OF
our streets an evil which seems to have
ascansd the attention of the authorities.
We allude to the nuisance of placing
oh;ofan coops in front of grocery stores.
Chickens, when cooped up in this way,
are not only noisy, but noisome. and
poultry dealers shonld find some other
place than the sidewalks fer: storing
Them A' q"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

MISUNDERSTANDING the in.
clement weather, there was a fair at
tendance at the Theatrelast night. "Ten
Nights in Bar-roem and the ''Perse'
cuted Dutchman" will be performed to-
night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

The Second Ward Market folks yes
terday morning experienced very dis
tressing time. Meat and poultry, and
everything else, soon became more or
less spoiled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

FRUIT JARs.-As the season for pre-
serving Fruits, Berries and Vegetables
is now at land, the most important item
is in getting good Fruit Jar. Among
the various kinds in the market is the
Patent SelfSealing Sqe,o Top, for sale by
J. L. Hobbs, Son & Co, and is the best in
use. ..' jy19-2t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

Doors AND SHOES FOR TILE MILLION
We observe that our enterprising
shoe dealers Messrs. Blond and Bach.
man, have on hand one of the largest
and most complete assortments of boots,
shoes and CATERS ever brought to the
city. Prices reasonable Call at their
store, Main Street, corner Sprigg Alley,
and secure bargains. --.....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19
Or. LaEookah's
lsnIAN vKGRTApLx
Puimonic Syrup!

rUREs COUGHS, ccLDs, WHO'D.
" PING Cough, Group, AstspAt Cstarrh
bronchitis, Pain in tbs slds, Eiah. Svests
Hoarseness, 70 which public speakers sno sing
ers are liable. Consumt!on. In its early stsga
Endorsed By the highest medical authority
elsrgymsn OF every denomtnation. aatbefs, sdi
tors professors In our various colleges, s1d by
many Of our most eminent public mon.
Containing no eptssN, e " s1aptsd 20 every
rerous results which follow the use Of many OF
the Cough preparations Of which opium aaf
ipeeae arc the base. Give ID trial. Proc 50
cents and % Per Bottls. Dr.. =. r KHIGHIs
Sold at wholesals By T, Il. LOGAN, LOGAN
LIST 4 CO., LACGHLIds 4 BUBHTIELD
and AZ Retail BY Merchants sad Druggists ~
esywhere. -f hsS'gveom
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

THE SUMMER SEAsoN-Has it's perils
as well as its pleasures At home or
abroad you should have friend at hand,
in "Logan's Essence of Jamaica Ginger "
1t is an elegant tonic, and corrective
of evils, resulting from errors in diet -
Price rs cents, sold by dealers.
T. II. LOGAN & Co.
LOGAN LIST & Co.,
80 yyr eg Projectors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

MUNICIPAL CoURT.-In this Court
yesterday considerable private business
in the way of settling up old debts was
transacted. lsr.--5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

SEVERAL DEATHS have occurred in
Pittsburgh during the past two or three
days, from sun strokes. ....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

CoeLER.-Tke weather was more mod.
crate yesterday, and there was an oc.
casional shower of rain. i1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19
DR.. LAR00KAH'S
4arsaparilla COMPOUND !

EOK The SPEEDY AND Pen;
uia o. Kings Kyil, byyepsis Dropsyl neu
ralgs EPiIspsy Ery:gelss 81 Anshsnys t Ut,
Rheum, Ulcers and Sores. Bhsumatism, Pain In
the stomach, Side and Bowsla 0enerA Dobili:
ty, Uterine liberation. 6yphflis and Msrcarial
Disease, and all complaints arising from or 70.
sulting In Impure Blood.
riila COMPOUND In tho market, and 10 endorsed
by thu medical faculty - tho b>a and eA<dpss'
Blood Purifier extant Price u % per Bottle,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

THE SALE of the "Girty Farm" was in
definitely postponed yesterday. u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19
TRANSPORTATION.
SUMMER scHApULE
|BALTIMORE&O HIORR

OrrIeE BAIrtMoRR Ono RAMabAp Co. -
Y0os,ln0IT WHEELNes June n, 1856 3
nAsSRNGER TRAIN8WILLR RUN
il BY the Following scheduiecn and after the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-20
CHARLES WILLIAMS, !
VESPASiUS BENSON, { ION r.


v TATE oF VERMONT, ! Alta Probate Court
~ Mane hester District, IS. holden ut Manches.
t,r, IL aut for said District on the 18th day Of
February, 1866.
Present, Hon. L. d BURTos, Judge.
The guardian Of Nelsou \. Brnson, a minor
child oi Allen Benson, late OF Peru, 10 said DIS
trlct, deceased, would respectfully repr,sen that
his said Harl is possessed Of one equal aud u1di-
Nded half OF a certain filtmin said Peru. contain
ing about 100 ares and valued at about = 1900.
Thai said ward is about six years cid, aud that il
would be conducive 10 the best interest Of said
ward to sell his said real estate for the purpose
OF putting tie proceeds thereof at interest, or IN
Ncsting tie same in stocks, md therefore pray.
for ice Sc g sell and cOisey the same iulsuant
to the stature in such case made aud provided.
NhereuPon 1t was ordered that said appiica-
ton be heard AT Probate Court, next / 0 bs hold
en- al The Probate Office in Muncherter, In and
Tor said district, On the 7th day Of March next,
mud that notice thereof be given by publishing
this order three weeks successfully IN The Man
chester Journal, paper printed at said Manch-
ester, previous ~ said time Of hearing
~ IL. PRlNDLE, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-20
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-20
Commissioners, No,icc.

WE. the subscribers, being appointed by the
Hon, the Probate Court for the District Of
Manchester, commissioners 10 receive, examine
aud adjust the claims aud demands Of al persons
against he estate Of
JEREMIAH WEBB.
late q Sunderland, 10 said District, deceased and
also al claims and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto; and sx months ffom the IIth day Of
February, 1865, being allowed by said Court f5r
That purpose, We do, therefore, hereby give roice
that We will attend to theLbu.nessof our appoint
men az the late dwelling house u The said ieceas
ed, on the lib days Of June aud august next,
from one until four o'clock on each Of said DAYS.
Dated a Sunderland this lilh day Of febru-
iry, A. d., 1866.
WILLIAM BILLINGS.
80 BENZ. :. MCLAUGHLIN, .0""
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ROBERT AMES, ! g..
Il. W. DEAN, ION y
Hcnry Culver.-Nonrompo..

GTArE or VhEMoXT, ! Atm Probate Cour
~ Manchester District, So holden Mt Manches
ter, ~ and for said District, ON the l0th day d
February, 1866.
Present, Hon. i. -. BunroN. Judge.
The guardian Of Henry Culver, of Darset, i per
sou Incapable Of taking care Of hhisef, made ap
picatiun 10 render bis account
Wherenpon i was ordered TINT saii application
be henri NJ a Probate Court ifcxt 10 be- holden 81
the Prol ate Office in Manchester, in aud Tor sand
district, On The last wednesday q February 1866.
and that notice thereof be given " publishing
this order three weeks sueces,,yey Ia The Man
chester Journal, a newspaper printed a said Man :
chester, previous to said time Of hearing
80 II. PRlNDLE, Register.