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Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Enormous Imports at Ne'c Yovk.-
The total value Of foreign imports at
New York, during the month of Janu-
ary, was S3O,1O9S30, very nearly
double those of any previous ,Janu-
ary, except that of 1861, when they
amounted to S26, ,S27,4ll. OF this
enormous amount about two-thirds
were entered for consumption, and
ten milli ons entered in bonded ware
house. But, as seven and a half mil
lions previously bonded were with
drawn during the month, the increase
of stock in bond was less than three
million dollars for the whole OF Janu-
ary.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

with satiSfnCtiOn:
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

the quarrel between Austria and
Prussia.
The London Post says the situn-
ton OF affairs is every day becoming
more critical.
The Berlin press, by evident die
tation of the government, is warlike.
Great military preparations are be-
ing made throughout the Kingdom.
The Austrian government is also TAX
ing measures anticipating the coming
struggle. Her na.nents arc very
extensive.
The Independence Beige publishes
intelligence from Wcimnr, stating
tina, the King of Prussia gaveh con.
sent TO military arrangements which
indicate tina, war is inevitable.
Col-nso has intimnted his intcn-
tion to maintain his right as Colonial
Bishop.
The apprehension Of trouble in
Germany and tn. F'nian agitation
III America continued TO drprcss the
funds. Consols, on the 2Sth. touched
n lower point than since the crisis of
1857. There was but little altcra-
,lnn of American securities; 3-2O's
and Eiir closed at 1 advance
Washington. April lO.-lhr Pres
id,.n, has proclaimed the ,rra'y be-
tween III. United States and the
Winn-hay" Indians. He has also
signed the deficiency appropriation
bill
+ Ia the House. Il resolution WAS
adopted, dirrc,in: tn" Secretary of
War TO furnish ,hr House with the
findings OF the Commission in tn"
Gas. o., awasAz Tor :hc capture Of
No"lh anI Harold.
In the S.na'" the loan bill passed
hv Il v":" oi ::2 against I.
In the House :!rr hnn>rup; bill!
was rejected by T.; aSaim>; 10.
H.. Pres iuri.t !Ia- sent Congress
Il ,n"~-n." in lrt'r"nc" /" the grants
Of land made hy t"nxrr-> in 1850,
D., and "a. ion. raiIr"nl AID +" Mis-.
sissippi, Alabama. .\rknn-n-, El"ri-
Ga and l.oui~ia.la. Which .Ar1r, Ivy
limitation August II. nnd rrc"in-
lurnU> ;nat ,II, ;iln, for thu. c"mplc-
,lon "i said roads be- rAt"uur! five
Nrhi>.
\ communication from .!,c S,cr"-
i"yN "t Tho interior accompanies the
message. and uccnr.- with the View
ut III. tumlui~-ln t'rlI.rui, who
urges tho completion ., the" r"ad-.
New York, .Ap,i! ln-IN" Her
a!d'> mou'.v article rays the charges
in h, la. ,tat"lu'r1; OF thu public
deb, ~,i.! demand an explanation
from SECRETARY Mct tuliuch.
The g,ulnI N.c.tnr VA stocks j.
ocr:.9.vn.I t.. the cholera reports, -:
Halifax
Portland, April lG-Ahoui two
hundred lvriuu- have sailed tor
E.n-tpurt ON rh" British frontier.
[ Toronto. April l".--Nr-ha..j Mar
rh,, Fr"-id,n, "t h" IlIh.rN>nr So
ciriy. and ,iv- others, wrr.. AII"-;,'!
nj Cornwall, "lI their way to l'"r; e
the Frnian n">c,nrnt
Washington. April lo--M Il j or
Cen. S;radmnli. Icc"lnl'al!"I ''N hi
rt":i officers, and som" nt the rurrr-
>p"nd-n,~ o, ih" lra,!ing papers, l"av"
her,, to-day ou an extensive. INSPECT,
iny tour of the up.ar,i"n- rt tn.
t'r.-,,n.n'~ Kur-au in all the South
.rn Slatrs. They proceed .irs, 10
Eich1n"nd, and extend th"ir tour to
IrAas.
New York. Auril lO.-Gro. Pea
body leaves Enclan,i on the lo,l, %.
Anril. for this country.
,,l,l; ,,...,,rc w,- h,.l3 i,,,
evening, of the Methods, Episcopal
Church. under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Centenary Association. Chief
.1n,tic. Chase presided.
,3dr.u u..r.. ,n,d,. ~, 1,;. hors
Jones and Simpson Chief Justice.
Cha~. alluded to TIA" civil ri,h,~ hi!l.
H. IL
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Gycnf ,SnurIerN fIr"uS-Ston".
Ross,on & Murray appear tins morn
ing, announcing th" performances "t
their Justly c-Irhrat-d Circus in "lIr
city, on Thursday and Friday, til"
18th and lGI! instant a. a com
pany d, artists. ". pr sumo they
have few, if amy superlor-. III" ar
ray Of talcn, they present. is on" that
has newer betor" been Witnessed IN
our city, The new features and nov
elites " l.ich ar. exhibited. viii not
fail to please til" most ta-,idiou- low
.r of the ar-na. Messrs. Stone Il
Rossto1l are both favorites in times
gone bye. Will. Murray has the r"pu-
tation of being the most distinguished
acrobat of the ag.--the c"mpe,r of
Holland
Among other celebrities, we no.
tice the SaSrino Family, Mile. So
phie the finest rider on this hemis-
pherc; lie .Jeune Burt, and a host of
others, fam, us for their daring and
unequalcd performances.
A. cordial welcome viii greet them
on their opening nights ana those
ho desire front seat should 90
earl y IIcksburg poper-
We had call last evening from
that prince Of circu. agents and "cx-
cellent good fellow" Capt. Y. L.
Tidmarsh, who is the forerunncr OF
the great StoAe, Rosston & Murray
Southern Circus, which is expected
to make its advent in the Crescent
City on Friday next. Aspreviously
stated this troupe is now showing in
Mobile, and the papers of that city
are "oud" and enthusiastic in their
praises of the merits of the Dumesous
talented performers. LIE Jeune Burt
appears to win particular favor. We
are anxious to see the canvass up
True Dcif0.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22
The Circus.

AS many Of our people are hard to
convirnce of something's, we publish
below the notices given the circus
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

~ Tor capt. IhOS. pSShc: I'D
b, is who connected with the
UlV(lti tuition:
Stone, Koss,on and Murray's cir
Gus has been iuauguratcd here, with
Il different style and management
from that which has characterized
every similar entertainment. This
has been done, too, in III. fac, of an
agoni>m from Il certain class. who,
deeIninS the circus II sort of free and
easy. rough and ready kind Of resort,
claim Il privilege which they think is
iniringrd 10y the rigid rule instituted
ty Capt. l'idmar>h, tie director OF
this troupe. How far the managr-
ment Of other canvas exhibitions. in
days past. entities this class to >uci.
privilege, W. Will no, stop to iitquirr;
but simply state, Capt. IilNlav~hs
views. aS given I" IL upon THIS sub.
,j'ct. He says "Ih" circus is M
qurStionahly an integral portion "l
the amusement Of the nation: and II
large portion too, As evidenced by its
vas, outlay, tn. great number of pc"-
PIE II 'h'p"'N> ana 'h' numerous '''"
i'rS" SS''a"'aStS II constantly EN-,
'','"'S' ~ '''"''"c''~ may '"' -''"'''
/ OF '''u upon s'''',v "9 '7 'rl'''-'','
,A''"'s are c"''r''l'u "h" "i'"c,'d'
, '''''"''''''S through al '''' ''n".--
'i'' ''''> appears III S''"' '''''7
an" i'iSc 'l!ihS'>. h", II l. lhN'' I"
IN" doors OF 'h'' people II, All 'Hr '"-
f"' "'H'''r'@' ana '!""S 'hr >"N''@ al
oceans rivers ana lakes. 'i"n''. Us
''''''''''c,'S are more 'N'oh''" '',''
any "''''F "'IcI P''"" OF F"I''|
"''''0'' '''''''' ''''' '','''''' ''. ~ ",,'
"'''v ne 'N''"'''' "S ,h' l"''"!'
p'hit' more l"l'lc"'"''N F''H '''
'NH!o''''''S'
10" ''Si''''~'"''' 10 >"'"'i ''''''
l. '''' '''"'"S', "' sue" 'A!i'oti",lS :
ana II - ''S'"''@' !! "''@'"h'h f'Htt
ou ''e i'''' " S"'" people, |" S"i'
l. productive %! 'iIr most pr"ht t.
" h", II Inv circus "" "r'''' fhh'
''S orgy" - from tn" days "i h'>'or'-
cal ch'va!:N-thnt tn" Jester "t 'h'
c'rr'" l. t!'' "rr">"ni"'''" OF iA"
'i""I, "r 'J"s'"r, 'Aa; waited be-.
l L.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Stone. Ross,on 4 Murray's circus

'otOne, tOSStOn q murray ClIc"e
commenced their series OF entertain
ments last night, and the pavilion
was crowded with an asscmblagc OF
ladies and gentlemen. Few more
fashionable audiences have greeted a
similar entertainment in Nc~ Or
leans. The order was perfect, and
the style Of management quite snpe-
rior to anything of the kind we have
seen under canvas. The fitting up
is also excellent. the performances
are all of great merit in their different
roles Professor Hutchnson's dogs
are miracles of canine learning,
Burtc's bareback riding was very
effective, NJ He. Sophie. modest and
sracctul-in fact the whole perform,
ancs was plcasan, and satisfactorily
Crescent.
| Tie tircms.-Ston.. Ross,on s.
Murray have no occasion to complain
of want Of success in New Orleans.
| Their vast canvas II crowded I" re-
| pl-tion. As to the result of the per
| :nrlnancc>. ". can onl y say that W.
! know of several young gentlemen,
/ between seven an! fourteen Years.
who are. circu~-rrazv. and VIII" har"
expressed several times their in,rn-
,ion T." go ,wic" u day, II" matter
villa, Pa and Ma sad.
This fin" tr"ul" perform 'o-ln"r-
iInw noon and evening at the c"rnc!
"t Haro,nr and ST. Joseph Streets
P4CnYunr.
L Ser Conrrr' 10 State Htyhfs.-
I The New York Tribune. in n";iriur
h- fac, that the counsel tor 'lc
city stree, railroads IN New Y ork has
-iv-n his opinion that the charg" 81
iir-Ntra cen! Zee i legal, under the
law Of Congress. passed March j,
1860, which authorizes it. says
Nv" bold ,hn, Congress did no, il.
lru,I t" !ntrrr">rit> authority hriw""n
,h, Stat" Of New York and certain
%, its corporate creatures: and ,ha.
"v.n il il did, - attempt would be
sheer vast" "t paper lh" l"SIs-
in,ur, OF New York may. if il secs fit,
modify IA" conditions "hrr"cn il ha~
allowed certain corporations profit
ably +" occupy. and al,n"~, 10 mono
poIiz" certain OF, "ur streets; hn,
Congress has II" NOR" |ow-r TO do
,hi~ than :" incrras, or diminish the
>aiari.e "t"ur STATE Judges by fifty
per cent
l. i r"Ir,arkahl, that n paper 'ha;
insists hat 'hr Federal Government
.,I "a. D.. Il
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-17
Miscellaneous.

GREAT BRITAIS.-The third Fenian trial, that Of
Michael Moore, pipe maker, resulted 10 his convic-
ton, and be was sentenced to ten years penal servi-
tude.
1t is said that the Emperor Napoleon has addressed
a letter direct to the Secretary of State, asking our
Government to recognize the empire Of Macmillan
as the Government he fdcto. The Secretary Of State
is engaged in preparing his reply.
The Mormons are holding a conference i'll Bristol,
England. just now. Brigham Young, Jr., is one Of
the principal attractions.
IRELANp-The report Of the Commissioners, which
is Just issued, states the number Of schools to be
6,I63; scholars, $40, $50; average attendance, 296,-
$50, which is certainly an encouraging account OF
the united system In Ireland.
Much is said about the superior virtue of this era
Of England over that of the Georges and other reigns;
vet Palmerston's eldest Legitimate son, by Lady
Cowper, now Lady Palmerston, will inherit the new
made peerage to be given his mother at once. Lady
Hamilton was not so provided for. even after the
pathetic request of EGgland's darling hero, Nelson.
London Correspondent.
SgEDEN.-In the House of Mobiles. the government
bill for reform in the Constitution was adopted, by
sGI against 294 The Chamber of the Clergy unan-
imously passed the bill, which has thus gone through
all the four Chambers. There was great rejoicing
throughout the country over the event, ard a great
public festivity and illumination, at Stockholm, was
preparing in honor Of it.
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European.

The Queen opened Parliament on the 9th. Her
speech expresses satisfaction at the successful ternin-
alton of the American war and the abolition OF
slavery, and says the correspondence relative to the
rebel cruisers will be laid before Parliament. The
treaties with Austria and japan are referred to with
satisfaction. The deplorable events in Jamaica are
regretted. The Fenian conspiracy is deplored, as
hostile alike to authority. prosperity and religion.
Lord DeGray succeeds Sir c. Wood as Secretary
for India. The Marquis Of harrington succeeds De
Gray in the War Department. Lord Duherin sue
ceeds Harrington as Under Secretary OF War.
The proposed address OF the French Senate. in
reply to the Emperor's speech, repudiates the ideaot
the withdrawal from Mexico under the American
menaces.
Speaker without opposition, his conduct in the Chair
being warmly e~ulogized by the leaders on both sides
Of the House.
tribute to the memory of Lord Palmerston. Vas
paid by the Speaker, Mr.. Gladstone, aud NJ. D'isTaeli.
Formal proceedings will be completed by the sth
inst, in time for the delivering Of the Queen 3 speech.
News from Europe states that the cattle plague 10
assuming an alarming phase IN Great Britain III
some means are not found 10 check It's progress, at
the present rate Of increase it will not require many
weeks to drain the kingdom Of cattle. Thomas II.
Dudley, American Consul at Liverpool, informs the
Department Of State, under date Of January 10Th.
that the plague is still increasing in violence. The
Government report, published January 10th, an.
nouuces the total number Of cattle died al s3,9OZ.
and the number killed after having been attacked,
IS, 1876; whole number reported Of cases from the
NS'bu'b Cycp1C'
In London, February 1st, consols closed at s611
8G3 for money; U. s. 6-20's, 6sd1664.
1t is officially announced from Vienna that shs
negotiations for the formation Of a new corps OF
Austrian volunteers for Mexico, will shortly be
brought to a conclusion.
The reported appearance of Chilean priyateeTs OF
the Spanish coast e1ctes attention. No ravages are
as yet reported.
The steam ram detained in the Thames was found
to be built for the Peruvian Government, and was
allowed TO depart on the 9th. Another steam ram.
built by Laird for Peru. recently left Liverpool and
was at Brest where, the PGtrle says, she will be
detained until the Spanish difficulty is adjusted.
Rumor connects these two vessels with designs
against Spain. It is reported that Spain has a dozen
ships building in England, and h%urrying their COM
pletion.
Ia England it is rumored that Parliament will be
asked to suspend the writ of hdbeas corpus IN Ire
land, to give the Government power to deal with the
Fenian cOnspirators.
Great depression continued in the money market,
with IA tendency to n panic in The iunds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-17

ST. Cox the celebrated Iug..-l ,y.-rsi 90 agent.
has r~4mpl't,i arrangements wfh uN, lines q tr-'-
class steamers between fle lu.'.l Kingdom AMI
Nv l.rk. auI iu April will "a, prepared o. -eui out
eNcu--.rl-t-. with liberty ~ returning any time
within twelve months. fr twenty-five Gu.uea- first
class aIi sixteen gulu-., -ec.u!-r.,Ss. Mr.. Cook
h.- the expressed warm wishes 20 MIR. Bright and
other friends u America fr his success.
RsSTs 80 NEW YoRE HJTEI--Ibe annual rents
paid by the IroprjrtOrs q several q the principal
hotels IN the city Of New York exclusive Of stare~,)
i ~ fuIlYws:-Fihh Avenue $50 600; s. Nicholas
and Metropolitan. so. 900; A-tor, $4,000; New
York, $4,000; - Denis, $4,000; Everett, S30.-
900; Holman. $4,000 and Howard So, 900.
The Metropolitan aud ST Nicholas are owned by \.
Stewart, and the Aston by William b Astor. The
amount - enormous; but when it l. considered that
the receipts Of some OF the landlords are from 81 200
to $4,000 a day, they can doubtless, well afford to
pay these amounts and make fortunes. too.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-17

re- Al alarm of Fire occurred on Wednesday
last. occasioned by a small Chinese tenement, on
Maunakea street. taking fire.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

BY DR.. SAMUEL SHELDON rircH Nm D
The lnhor u nam.rons Melleal Works


His Six Lectures on the Prevention and Cure II Con-
SUMPTION uiselses NJ the Heart-and the Rules to
Preserve Health sud Lie 10 q Hundred Yea-s-have
boon resd by thousands and have carried hope 90 al
read and hea 90 all WOO haze llh lei s teach nps
Or Fitch. aim In this nsT book is % direct nabi s
% avoid 1ispo ition,-to mage indspostiof
90 prevsn dse1seaud 10 treat difease SO as 90
restore health Flo would cure backlog cough, snd
thus prevent couslmpton he would clear "a husky
throat, and thus stop up dirhthcra be would
regulate disturbed state of The stomach and bow s
and thus stay dysenttrf and cholera; but should ny
disease supervene, be az O. aid with the
exact remedies necessary Co prompt lie glauces
hrst those diseases which the ok vel doctor
but which require the aid u capable physician and
tht when properly and timely treated always cura
Die These diseases, De says, are onsu npuun. Br ~
chitis Catarrh, Asthma Diseases Of the Heart uys-
Complaints, Female Complaints Hheuuad5m Neu al
Ria skin Diseases, and all diseases and dsco0 atiou
freckles. moths, Nc which attack and destiof the
plcXilu.
The econd crest class Of diseases, which the patient
or his friend, always doctor aud Tor which nfable
yer, Measles, Whooping Cough Iyph id Fever nJ sem
terry Asiatc CHI lera Cholera Morcus, Cholera Infant
narrhma Of adult. aud children, Colds Cong stiou
e the Lungs Lung Fever, Burns, Erysireas &c. Rem
edies Tor each OF hse given which the SICK their
friends can prepare aud success fully administer.
Tie next gives the proper treatment Of the Hair aud
Teeth. 70 preserve both 20 health and beauty
through lie Henexi gives remedy for Sea-siokness
Finally he give recipes or preparing Hair Dye Cologne
Water and looth Powder all unsurpassed b. any other
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Marrtagts.

o. Edsn May 1871, hy Rev ira Grey John whnns NJ
Ana, tl eni MIS- Arp B.d ~ Eden. Also, james
h .dell aud Louisa wilkins, both Gt Eieu.
n tden May lh, by ihe same, Hebron iNnrh aud Miss
Jane Mills. both ~ johnson.
ia Emore, jun OH. BY Rev. Ira Grey. Mr Vs. j. Ober Of
Eden, and Miss Llfze D.. ViFeaut VI EImi-e.
Iu Wat. rhury Centre, june hv Rev Geo whitney.
Chauucey j. Turner othor'le, and For dsush-
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DIR. Madison

o. Providence X. treats exclusively ali diseases and
accidents resulting from npradouce 10 both CIV
Ing them his whole attention. De- isa thoroughly
educated physician Of over twenty yeafs experience
bearing the hghe'' ts,dmlnials and undoubtedly fos
ses'os superior skin To- that elias, Of dneues 70 which
he hos devoted so much time and attention. Psfs0ns
n distance aud laliis especially having any trouble
Of ihc Kind should be sure % tend Tor bis Book on
Special Diseases, giving full information. 500 sealed
envelope sent Zee. Eno0se one stamp postage and
direct O. Dr. NArrIsCN, No % Uaila street, Pfoyi-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

Henstreet's nlmiabie Hair ooorus not dye. AN in-
dyes composed Of r cists and more "
less destroy the vitality beauty OF the hair This The
ual Bair Colorng and has been growing In favor over
twenty years hair 70 ts original color ~
gradual absorpton remarkable manner. Il Is also
beautiful h,e drssng. soi In two szes-6o cents aud 81
by all dealers.
@. HEiMsrREEr, Chemist
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13
AGuA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight Superior to any Cologne, used to battle N
face aud person. to render the soft fresh aay
Illumination, to perfume clothing, headache, Sc n
uactured from The rich Southern Magnolia, and ohtanlf
patronage quite Unprecedented sa ayorc with actrei
aud opera singers Its sold by all Dealers at 500 In IA
bottles aud by DfNAs BAhNs Cos New YORK, wholes 81
Agents
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold BY all Druggists.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED !


Geutemen sci had negro worth sAo who took coi
iro ab,d hltt In Che ts ai useless Tor year
had used everyhasi could hear of without benefit und
tried he Mexcau Mustang lnnent DO som effected rern
ansnt clrc.n j. j.. DOWNING
Montgomery, Ala, June "a, 1859
take pleasure ia recon neniug The Mexican Mastar q
nimeut valuable aud indispensable article t'r Spraln 81,
sores scraehe. ale Horses oar have used y
Barns. Bruises Sores rheumatism, 6c and al say t - 10
like fnasieu j. W. HEWITT
Foreman for American Wells, Fargo's and Hardsu's
EKprass
"Ths span OIL ny daush,-s ankle occasioued while ska g.
Bog lat antsr entirely cared a after she cei a.
msaced nsns your Celebrated Mustang Imminent.
Gloucester. Mass Aug. g. l76s. 20. sEhLf."
fs an admitted fact that the Mexican Mdsur Lnims az
perslfm in shorter ani beast thi u
any arice discovered. Families, livery and par e.
should aays have hsm ou hand Quick and sure % O. T.
aiay s. All genuine wrapped a st-sl plate engraving -
ar,nr ths ssuatur. ole. W-sbroak. Chemist and
p-ratsu stamp OF DEvAs BAnNEs Co. over The TOP.
40 effort has mais counterfeit with cheap stae
plate .ahel fssl cafc'Bi
SARATOGA sPRINs WATER, sold by oil druggists.
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NOTlCE.-The copartnership heretofore
existing under the style end firm OF +. c Stone 4
Co is this day by mutual consent dissolved The bust
mes. IS continued in the by f O. Stone M.
Gteenwood +. @ STONE.
L W CASE.
Waterbury, June IS 1865 I4lss
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STf5TFF , o. ysSs a, s1, 9'FTgT s.

GTArE OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON DisrKi0T. "a
- hI'pte g0gfs held az h1uipeller 10 said District on
~ he 4li day OF June A. D. lst8
A. r. Pnrm % tha estate 81 Elizabeth pb.t,.
ae oi haaHheit M sId District, dcease prssanfs III
a.nn y count ~ examnst9n ant allowance, and
naAes 4r cation for decree ~ drbatian partition IN
%. esia ga d-ceafri. Whrrsupon, 10 ordered by said
Oour % at account sod sti application he referred 10
session % std Court 90 be- held tn Probate He Ia aid
Nonprier ln us l1h day Of July, A. d. i6 fr heerine
ahl tnireoni Aud @ Is further ordered. that notice
@ % al rr'ons inter.,ed BY publication q the
state !.ural nespAper Published at tpsrf ur7vi0us
70 ta yum appointed tr hstrns, that they MAJ appear &C
ehl Emi t4 nANt and show NJ they
said aeepl should nat be- allowed, and decree made
49, fns Nuurt,-Attsst II IL MERRITT
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

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