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d. HOaEoPATaIo PaYsIOIAE.
TuHN d oLARK, ATTORNEY AND OO6N-
y sELLOR AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
No 52S 18th street west de n. Iv

ne. JAMES 7. YOUNG has removed his Office
~ fr0m No. 483 lUth street, 20 his residence,
30 42- New York ave, four doors east OF I4th
-trret All order left At the Drug Store Of HAIRN
& BIO, corner o. h ct. ami Pa. ave, during the
day, Slll be pI Iomptly attended to. de Is im-
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l. J. HEIBERGEh,
i Successor 20 d. y. Lsudon Co.,.Aa
CITIZENS AND HILITAhf
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
Metropolitsn Hotel, late Browns, M
500 Pennsylysnia avenue.
myI-r Washington, ID. O.
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No. 379 Seventh street, corner OIL.
Call and examine my stock. and you will be
satisfied that my goods are very cheap and very
desirable, considering quality.
Lasting Caters and Balmorsls for Ladies' and
Misses Will be sold at sstonis ishingIy low prices
Boots and Shoes for small children at half price.
IsRAEL's CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
de7-u 319 Seventh street, corner of l.
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7 ApIEs IT IL ACKNOwLEDoED TIA
j 4 n NV STAMPING DEPOT, on 9th street

4aS. has the best selection Of Patterns ever Of
feTed here, and the proprietor has reduced the
price e. ONE HALF that has been charged here
tofOre BeiuG a practical Stsmper, no tear need
ls had % getting whst will suit you. Go see HIM.
lie will make and stame ANY pattern de Is Il
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CHRISTMAs AND NEW YEARS PRES

- ENTS.
rich and elegant assortment of Gentlemen's =
Robes de OhsmbIe, gotten mp expressly for
the helidays. Gold, Silver, aud Ivory Z AIDED
James, In beautiful variety with Scarfs, Ties
Gloves suspenders &c with superior lot T oilet
ArtiC Clts, at reduced prices ct
LANES Gents Furnishing Store
&c Is eou 424 Penn avenue near "a ST.
COLORED TOY BOOKS, from London: French
Juvenile Books, direct from Paris; Lsboulayes
new fGry Tsle.' Esop. largely illustrated, and
ae4 FRANCK TAYLOR
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VIM. G. yTIIILDEN d. co
Formerly of Hayden & Whtlaen,
255 EINGSTy CORNGGOF BEAUFAIN ST.,
CHARLESTON, $. &.
II AS opened a complete stock Of
IA House Furnishing Articles, Crock
cry and China Glass Ware.
Plated Goods of every variety. Clocks,
Watches aud Jewclry. Pocket and Table
Cutlery. Buckets, Baskets and l}rooms
Watches and Jcwclry repaired. Old Gold
and Silver purchased Orders promptly
filled and forwaided.
jan l3'G6-law3m
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TEL MG r "A p HIT G
Congressional Proceedings.

WAsHlHGroS, Jan. l5,-In the
United States Senate, Mr.. Howard of.
fereda Joint resolution, declaring that,
whereas, it appears, by the report OF the
Hon. Secretary of War, that Jefferson
Davis and G, G. Clay are held in cor
fncment as, having been concerned in
the assassination of President Lincoln,
and for the murder of Federal soldiers
held as prisoners of war: Therefore, we
recommend that they be Immediately
tried by a Military Commission. The
motion was objected TO and goes over.
In the us, House of Representa-.
tives, the credentials of the Representa-.
lives elect from Arkansas were present.
ed, and referred TO tho Committee OH
Reconstruction.
az a proposition was made and received
onlyStwelve votes, allowing the negroes
in the District of Columbia to decide by
ballot whether tho white men should
vote.
" Stephens offered resolution instruct.
ing the Committee on the Judiciary to
consider the expcdiency of so amending
the Act Of 1865, relative to the test
oath, as to allow. lawyers to practice
,heirprofession without taking said oath,
u 4
on an equal footing with other profes.
sions (which was adopted. y'
The House then resumed tie discus.
sion on the Negro Suffrage bill. y
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PIONEER and COMMODORE ADAMS.

NIlLL lcate New Berne for for Norfolk
wv on TUESDAY Of each week at g
o'clock, A. NJ, CONNECTING with the different
lines Of steamers for the above named
points. On and after the first day of De-
cember next they will leave on Tuesday and
Friday of each week, making semi-weekly
trips. Shippers Of Goods will receive cvcry
facility and accommodation for tie trans.
portation of The same, as arrangements
have been made with the different compauL
panies to forward goods to this line Mt low
rates and without delay. Each of these
steamers are capable of carrying
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MT. ZION SOCIETY.

'HE regular annual meeting Of this
a Society will be held in the Couri
Aoom in Winnsboro', on Thursday the 10Th
instant, At ii o'clock, o. III.
punctual attendance of oil the members
IS essentially important, as matters Of vital
interest to the continuance Of the 1nStiu-
ton will have to be considered and acted
upon. JAMES S. STEWART.
jan 2O'65--2
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TWO RENDERED AND
FIFTY TONS or FREIGHT

through the canal without difficulty, as
they were built expressly for the trade.
They are fitted up with STATE ROOMS
and BErliS capable Of accommodating
lhirty.hve passengers. Every attention
will he paid to the comfort of tassengers.
who will Hot be subjcctto the inconveriience
OF transfer to other vessels. hnt will be ta-
ken through direct without change.
Tho tables of the steamers are literally
supplied with the best the market affords.
Families travelling will find il to their in
terest to take tkfs line, as they will thereby
escape TIC danger and discomfort Of a sea-
route, and the fatigue of railroad travel.
On the 10Th Of December next, IL tho
business Of tho line warrants it, tile Team
or WILLIAMS will be put on the route, and
tri-weekly trips will be made.
For freight or passage apply to WHIT
FORD, DILL s. CO., New Berne, n. C.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
nov 21'G5
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Washington News.

WAsHISGroS, Jan. l5.-The Secre.
tary of the Treasury, this morning, III
structed the United States Cotton
Agents to make no more sales of captur.
ed cotton. The Secretary believes
delay will be advantageous to the Gov.
ernment, in bringing into the Treasury
higher prices for cotton that can now be
obtained.
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GREAT ONE DOLLAR
Glen nrins-OUt Sale of .EeXvGIry,
To close ;lia Estate. S3Al.S5S
worth of Elegant Jew
elry. .. I

\ INCLUDING Watches, Diamonds,
Brooches, Chains, Lockets, Rings, Gold
Pens. Silver and Silver Plated Tea and Din.
ner Service, Silver and Japanned Walters,
Bronzes, Statucttcs, Seyres, Porcelain. BIZ
joutcrrie, Photographic Albunns, Pianos.
aud, in fact, the entire stock Of ali old es-
tablished Jcwelry House to be closed. out on
on eatirely new and novel plan,
Each Artiele, rithom reference to'is Value,
to be sold for One DollnrF
The plan is this: Our entire Stock Of
Goods is appraised, and Certificates or
Tickets, each nnming some one article Of
our extensive Gss rtpent Of Jewelry, etc.,
are placed in envelopes, carefully sealed
and then thoroughly mixed in case The
number of these Certificates corresponds to
the number of dollars ut which our stock of
goods is valued. Upon the receipt by lis of
One Dollar, q disinterested person selects,
unfortunately, Five of these Senlcd En-
velopes, each containing Certificate,
which we send, wiihopt opening, TO tho
person who has ordered them. Upon
receiving and opening them you arc
entitled to whatever articles tkc Ger.
tifcntes name, upon payment VT. One
Dollar for each one. If it is n $G0of fsiano
or n 81 Locket, or a $3.50 .Watcl, ID. X &;l so
Diamond Ring, or n 81 Scarf o. snioH pin.
u is all the same The return cf IA i sl;er-
tifcate to us, with One DollarS ofik iSk N on
to whatever the Certificate may is& sfre-
respective OF it's vallte. As no. a sal-
ued less than Ono Dollar is named IN any
Certificate, it will be at once seen that this
is No Lottery, but q straightforward, legi.
innate business arrangement, which may be
participated in by the most fastidcous.
You receive your Certificates, and il they
name something which you won't, or some
article of value, as for instance, 4 Gold
Watch, Diamond Brooch, Parian Statuette.
Piano, Pin, Ring, etc., you can send and
get; if not, you let IL atone and the matter
is ended.
To reimburse MS for the cost Of printing,
adverting, and forwarding the Certificates
VIC charge as follows: Five Certificates 81;
Eleven for So; Twenty fer SO; Twenty-six
for $4; Thirty for $5; One Hundred for
Sl6 and elegant premiur,. and Two Hum
ured Certificates and a superior Watch las
premiuIh) for $50, w dN NG
We want 10000 active, stirring Agents to
canvass evcry city, town, village, highbor-
borhood, factory, and shop ia the United
states. Energetic men or, women Of good
reputation and business capacity may clear
$50 per week in,the cities and large towns,
and .e proportionate amount ia the interior,
Send for Certificates and confidential circus
lar Of terms to Agents is,lsS !, n ssf ~
Register retnit tances OF over One dollar.
~ Tg& III. GA UG HAN; & Co, Fs',, (,
} Il I, ll8 Broadway Now York,
s,jtjaa 13'664-tf : y. 4 ss 4. y
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Emperor NapeleOn's Forthcoming Address
Pacific.

NEW YoRK. Jan. l5.-The New
York 7ttdune's Washington special cor.
respondent states that private letter
from a trustworthy source from Paris,
mentions that the legislative BODIES Of
the French Empire will assemble OH the
18th inst. The Emperor, in his open.
ing address, will express amiable and
peaceful sentiments towards the United
States, and, unless in the meanwhile, the
relations Of the two countries should be.
come hostile, on questions Of honor, he
will promise to evacuate Mexico as
promptly as possible. "',
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tall fellow persisted in standing DIR.
ing q performance, much to the annoy.
ance ofan audience, and was repeatedly
requested TO sit down, but would not,
i@hen . voice from the upper gallery
called out "Let him alone, honey
he's tailor, and he's resting htmseifp
He Immediately squatted.
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Troops for Charleston.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, Jan. ll.-Thc
steamship Gen. Barnes left here to-day,
and will transport the 5th us. Cavalry
to Charleston.
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REV. A. a. sr1 .srRlSolrAb /,
Assisted by accomplished Instructors in all
the Departments. lE.
ME first Session win begin on Thurs-
L day, January 4th, 1856, and end the
18th Of May. hJ', 'tI-E
The Second Session will begin May 21ss,
and end October 18th, with two weeks ,vaca-
ton in August. %a.ti tI.l
Rates Of Tuition for First Session, or half
year; payable, one half in advance, and the
residue at the expiration Of the first half Of
the Session, say 10th March. "a. 4
Collegiate Department, $50 90 to $22 90
Primary Department, sec No. 1, 12 on
Primary Department, Sec. 2, Is o,
Contingent Fee, ,.s,stt t'tss q 90
Music on Piano, 'u,I 90 90
Csc of Instrument, ~ t.S,f .. 400
Latin, Greek, or FrsEch, each 10 90
Drawing, $l5 90, Painting in oilr 20 00
Phonetic Shorthand Writing, 80 0G
~ Vocal Music; no charge. S.,ft
These charges VIII be reckonedi m specie.
bat payment may be made in paper carren.
cy or in provisions. at tho rate which is
customary at she tfmo Of settlement.
The Institution will be conducted on tho
plan Of our best Female Cclleges--the same
eiasses--the same studies, etc. s .'iy..
Y Those who complete tho course will 70.
ceise 6 graduating certificate. y
particular attention will be given to the
children in the Primary Department,
81 Persons desiring board should compuni-
cate with, the principal' ~.
For further Information, apply to y
81, "A, q. STACY, Principal. I,
e deo 1S'0b7-tf Winnsboro', ,.sf8s
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Email,

Married, on the 18th inst, at the resi-.
dence Of the brides father, by tile Rev.
a. NJ CARrLEDGE, Mr. WM. NJ.
WORTHY of Dalton, Ga, to Miss
MoLLlE f. oxNER, of Winnsboro' !,
S. G.
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Public. Sale,

nN MONDAY MORNING. THE
~, 22nd instant, at 12 o'clock, will be
sold in front of our store six seated GAR
RlAdE in good order, it was built by Art4
man Of Charleston, in 1857, and has mob
ihecnused, BACOT g. RIVERS,
a jan 1896 2 No, 9, Hotel Range.
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SCO-PARTNERSH-P.

'UHE undersigned have formed Co.
partnership under the namcnnd stvle
of DuBose Egleston & Co., for th, purpose
OF Genera. Merchandise, No. 2, Hoel Range.
Winnsboro'. S. G.
DuBOSE EGLESTON, j. M,ELROY.
And would respectfully invite their
friends and the public to call and examine
their stock, consisting of
Crushed Sugar, Brown Sugar, Coffee, Sonps,
Candles, Mackcrcl. Bacon. Sail, Soda,
Onions. Potatoes. Cheese, AIudard,
Pickles, Raisns, IIcrrigs,
Tea, Buckwhcat Flour,
Candy, Fig Blue, Old
Nectar Whskcy,
Old Dohr-
bon,
Brandy Cocktail. Whiskcy Cocktail fran.
dy pcnches, Plantation Bittcrs. Kero-
scnc Oil, Lanterns, White Lead,
Spirits Turpentinc, Linsced Oil, Fl,
Chrome Green, Window
Glass, Chewing To.
bacco, Smoking
'Scgars,
Mcrschaum Pipes. Churns. Frying Pans,
Axes, Coffee Mills, Curry Combs. an,
brushes, Claw Hammers. Pocket
Knives, Table Spoons, RazUs,
Pad Locks, Plate Locks, 90.
liand-Saw Files. R'sps,
Scissors, Wood
Saws, Pistols,
Pow d CT ...
FlaSks,
Shot Pouches. Gun Caps. Needles, Buttons.
Pencils. Pen Holders, Hats and Caps,
for men and boys, Rope. Solidifcd
Milk, Ink and Shoe Brushes
With many Other articles still to arrive.
jan lS'C5--tf
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Commercial.

NV YoRK, Jan, 5.--Cotton buoy.
ant aisle, a SIC. Naval Stores dull.
Gold 39k. \ :, ,'
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JOHN W. HARTSHORN. Judg,
VIM. ThOmpsOn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at tie
Essex District. IS, Probate Office, III Lunenburg,
on the 9TH DAY OF March A. D. IS66
STEPHEN THOMPSON, administrator upon the estate
~ William Thompson. late of LuieLhurg, said dis
triCt deceased, makes application 10 said IL
Gems. 10 sell The whole OF the real estate said de-
ceased representing TIA; would be beneficial the
heirs and all Interested said estate 10 sell said real
for the purpose OF converting the same itO money
and said administrator has produced in court tee consent
and appreciation all the heirs ~ said estate residing IL
this state to the granting OF said license:
Whereupon is ordered By said court that said appli-
cation lie referred the 18th day OF April A d. S6. at
the probate office in Lunenburg for hearing and decision
thereon and i, further ordered that al pc!> inter
csed be notified hereof by publication Of notice OF this
application and order thereon three VT eks Successive
II The CaiedOnan printed al ST. John,hury eiOre said
time OF hearing that they appear II said time and
place and if they cause object theret',
BY The Court-AttcSt,
1896 JOHN W pARTSUDRN judge.
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listeners. still l can hear that still, gentle
voice exclaiming. My poor boy. my poor
boy" And that sorrowful face, see it
still and that gentle hand, | feel it still
resting upon my head: and those tears,
tIcy still burn and | want them to burn
until all the droS> and iniquity Is burnt out
of nv heart, and nothing but love reigns
there
Your sincere friend,
JAMES"
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Josiah JackSOn'S Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court held at the
Essex district, IS. probate Office i'll LunenbuTs Oh
The 10Th Gay of March, A ID. 1866.
CYNTHIA A. JACKSON, administrator on the estate
Oo Josiah Jackson late OF uiidhall said
ceased leSate makes application 10 said court for IL
sell the whole of the real estate oi said deceased
representing that the personal estate of said deceased
moi sufficient to pay the debts OF said deceased and
penseS administration, and that ii would he Tor the i'll
of the heirs and IA Interested i'll said estate 10 sell
all the real estate OF said deceased Tor the purpose
yertlng the same into money and said administrative has
produced the and appreciation all
heirs residing This state TO the granting
ol said license
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that said appiica
ton referred TO the 4th day OF April d. ct5 al the
probate office Lunenburg ior hearing and decision
thereon And is further Orerel that all persons in
ereste be Notified hereof by publication Of notice OF lis
application and order thereon three weeks successfully il
the Californian, printed at ST Johnsbuy before said tim,
OF hearing, that they appear at said time and pac,
and If they cause object thereto.
By the CUurt-Attest.
Of W InIr
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Nathan Il. Curtis Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, - a probate court held at ST
Caledonia District JohnsburS, a.. said district, oh
the 18th day March. A d. $3.50
WHEREAS, Horace Paddock. administrator on the
W estate Nathan Il. Curtis late oi ST Jun>bUrv. Ill
said district deceased proposes 10 render account 81
hi, administration and 10 present his account against
examination AMI allowance Tor the purpose
making PARTITION and distribution the RESIDUE said
tate under decree III said court, among the persons hl
are by law entitled IL the
Ii l. therefore ordered by said court that the same
under consider alton and be heard the probate
lice, ST. :John>hury, on the 3l>tdly al March A
>t6 And & Is further Oricrc:, that all pc
ed be notified hereof by publication of copy al the
order IN the Calei pnin printed ST Johns
bury three weeks successfully prc.IJ I" SAIL ui
hearing that they may appear tn the yw.rc.
ii sad account II they Ca': and J>D Toe heard bN
said court lie T!atrrot partition aui distribution
said estate.
BY the Court. Attest.
ASA l.. FRENCH Judge.
tr.e copy Of retord.-Aite>t.
49, ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge.
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ZQIHZ.

DIR. J. II. lNDERS' IODINE MATER.
4 pure solution of Iodine, without solvent
Containing full grain TO each ounce of water.
THE MOST IoTERFrL rITALIEING AGENT AMI
RESTORATIVE hNoEN
Ii has cured and will cure SCR0FULA in al IFS
manifold iorms-tLCERS, CANCERS. ~
THILIS. SALT RHEJN-ar,d il has been Used
with astonishing success in eases Of Rheumatism
Dyspepsia, Consumption. Female Complaints,
Heart. Liver and Kidney Diseases, &c.
Price 81 bottle, or for -
DIR. II. ANDES & Co. PHYSICIANS and Chemists
As Broadway, New York.
Is fremont Street. Boston, and by Druggists
generally. tljan67
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AmmOn ChcetergS Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Court Lei,i ~ S..
Caledonia District. JOhn>bury In said district
the hih day ot March. 4. ID. ls4jf.
WHEREAS. james ID. Bell administrator on the eS te
w of Anmon Cheever, late o Walden in said di>tr CT
dcCease proposes to render o his admins
rlUn AMI to present his against said state Tor
examination and allowance the purpose "f making
partition aud distribution residue said estate
.nce: decree OF said court. among the lcrSonS who
are by law cni.tic d to the same:
II Is therefore ordert b, OFT that the same com
under consideration and he heard the Probate Once
St Johnsbury, on the 9TH day OF Apr A d.. lS66. And
II Is further ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication o copy of the record II this order
IN the Cdedonia printed at St JobIsbury. three week
stGceSEey previous to said time Of hearing that the
may appear and contest tie allowance of said account il
they see cause and also he Lead b. said court i'll the
matter OF partition and distribution OF sid estate.
BY the Court
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
true copy of record.
9597 Attest ASA L. FRENCH Judge.
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John VI. Darling's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the h"rra-
bic Probate court the district ii fS>cN comm is
crS tr receive. examine ami lust all claims and c'nIii>
OF al persons L-dl>. the estate ni John NJ Darling late
ui Concord. III said district deceased rcpIC>, NEED
solvent. and the >iX months from the 5il dly ii
March i-tG being allowed hy ,ald the Crc,!i-
tors OF SAID deceased (" rNhai. and prove th" respective
claims bc'Tc notice that will attend To the
duties at appointment II The dwelling house "l the
late John Darln. deceased. in Concord. in said district
The 9TH day. OF June ami September next IL Ia O'Clock
A. MOI each Of said ily-
MOSES HILL.
49,, JOSEPH +. IIOLTON iOvlH -
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Yfaal.
Elliot Libby's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I'm probate court holden at
Essex District SIS. jIunenburs, within and for said
district on the 10th day of March, A. ID, 1900
JACOB HAZEN adminisrra tor on the estate OF Eliot
Libby late OF Harrison, in the county oil Cumber-
land state Maine, deceased, presents MS aGlnista
tOn account for settlement:
Whereupon, il is ordered that the same De :elerreu
10 the l4h day Apr 1906 at the probate Office IN said
Iuuenburg examination and allowance; ana nat al
concerned be notified hereof by the publlcatlo o TINS
order Californian, printed al ST JohlSbury three
weeks successfully may be- hat they may ap
pear and at said time place. if they see cause object
Thereto.
By order of Court-AtteSt,
WIN. CHANDLER, Register.
A true copy of recOrd-Attest,
$40; WIN. CHANDLER, Register.
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n 0 L l c E!

Whereas, tie legislature of the state Of Yer
mont In the year 1860. assessed tax of six cents
on each acre of land in Goshen Gore. an he coun-
ty OF Caledonia, in said state public lands eX-
cepted) for the purpose of making and repairing
roads and building bridges in said Goshen Gere.
Therefore, this is to give notice to the land
owners Ia. sad Gore, and nonresident land own
ers OF land in said Gore. that the undersigned
were appointed a committee to super.n:end the
expenditure of said tax, and that said committee
will commence to labor near the dwelling house
of Andrew J Weed in said Gore on the 18th day
OF June next. and from time time until the Goth
day OF July next. as said committee shall direct,
and all persons owning lands in said Gore can
pay their tax either in money or labor by apply
ing to said committee between the dates above
mentioned.
DANIEL P. LOWE.
!! AS N STEy ! WEED Committee.
Goshen Gore, March 16, 1866 9591