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The MARTYRED PREsIpENT-The last nun
Der Of the London Spectator remarks as fol-
lows in a long review of President Lincoln 5
life ana services
To our minds no funeral Grafton ever ex-
ceeded in pathos that spoken by the President
in dedicating as national cemetery part Of
the battle field of Gettysburg. Nor can the
message jim which before the issue of the
Emancipation Proclamation, he entreated the
border States to sacrifice slavery. not at their
own expense but at the expense of the nation,
be easily surpassed in the depth and earnest
ness of its entreaty.
And again, speaking of his religious char.
acter, ii says:
perhaps Mr.. Lincoln religious faith and
simplicity are the only traits which still re-
main unappreciated by the American people
at large. For ourselves, we cannot read his
last inaugural address, delivered only FIVE
weeks before his assassination, without q
renewed conviction that tits the nobIesi poIit.
ical document known to history and should
have for the nation and the statesmen he left
behind him something oil q sacred and almost
prophetic authority. Surely none was ever
written under a stronger sense Of the reality
OF Gods Government, and certainly none
written IN period of passionate conflict ever
80 completely excluded the partiality of vic
torious faction, and breathed SO pure strain
of mingled mercy and justice.
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Il
VOL. 13.
LEGrsLATIvE SUMMARY.

We condense from the Reytstey's synopsis,
the following as showing Friday and Satur.
days labors:
In the Senate most Of the session was de.
voted to discussion Of the resolutions on
the subject Of reconstruction, the report o
the majority Of the Committee having been
finally adopted to be a decisive vote. The
afternoon session was improved earnestly in
the effort to forward practical State legs.
lation.
In the House Mr.. Thomp. on from the Ag.
ricultural Committee, introduced bill to
prohibit the taking of fish by snares or seines
between the lst Of April and the 1st of July.
Mr.. Russell from the Committee on the Agri-
| cultural College, reported bill making an
appropriation for the College. A resolution
was passed calling for the punishment ofGen.
Custar for his barbarous treatment Of the sol
diers under his command. Also q resolution
Of instructions to our Congressman relative
to the admission Of the Southern delegates to
to Congress. The Homestead Limitation
bill was tabled. The Railroad tariff bill was
passed by yeas So, nays 81.
On Saturday the Senate instructed the
committee on Constitutional Amendments to
report as early as possible the proposed
amendment on the suffrage question. Ajont
rssolution urging the promotion of Colonel
Shaw to the brevet rank of Brigadier General,
was adopted.
The bill was passed for dispensing with
locks in dams and draws in bridges on the
Des Moines river.
The joint resolution Of thanks to James
Duplavy for the capture of the rebel General
Marmaduke, and that in relation to the fog
ging of soldiers Of the First Iowa Cavalry by
General Custar, were adopted
House bill to provide for the support and
education of the blind joint resolution for
declaring the Iowa river unnavigable The
bill for taxing the currency Of the national
banks was made the special order for Tues
day at l04 clock. The bill aathorizing the
loaning Of the school fund to the school Gis-
tricts. after discussion, was tabled. Various
other bills were passed.
In the House some discussion was elected
by the Senate bill TO amend the law relative
to the publication of the delinquent tax lists
in the several counties. The bill was finally
referred to the Printing Committee The
bill authorizing counties to compromise their
Railroad Bonds and to make provision for
the same, was orderod engrossed. The bill
to amend the School law was discufed for
some time and was under considerat lbn when
She House adjourned.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the London Times,
writing from Athens, Greece, announces
that new island began to rise above the
level Of the sea in the Bay of Thera (Santo-
rinl, In the Grecian Archipelago, on the 4th
Of February, and in five days it attained the
hight Of from one hundred and thirty feet to
one hundred and fifty feet, with length Of
continues TO increase and consists Of rusty
black metallic lava. very heavy, and resem
bling half.smelted scoria which has boiled mp
from furnace. 1t contains many small
whitish semi. transparent particles dissemina-
ted through the mass like quartz or felspar.
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Gre., Exel..ne.. ., H.llf.

HaIFAx, March 10.
There is great excitement here and start
ling ruInors afinat. The ROYAL and PROVINCIAL
artillery is manning all The forts.
A proclamation has been issued calling ont
the militia Arms and ammunition &c 10 be
distributed to them to-day.
The engineers have been busy since Friday,
da, ant night
ST. Patrick day was celebrated With the
usual ceremonies No disturbance OCCURRED
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Amanda Fletcher, girl Of fifteen years
OF age. who was captured By the Cheysnae
Indians in August last, while on her way to
Idaho, In company With her parents, has just
been rescued from captivity by Major Wyn-
koop, who is engaged in removing the Che
yennes to their reservations. Miss Fletcher
was from Aiaerssille, Henry Co., Illinois,
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A SIGNIFICANT SPEEcn.--ln his speech to,
day, Mr.. Washburne said that Gen. Grant led
the nation through the wilderness Of war. and
i might be that the loyal people would yet
call on him to lead them through the wilder
ness OF politics. Mr.. Grinnell in his speech
tne evening aiterward, said: II Gen. Grant
was nominated for the Presidency by the un-
cono'uonai; stand 1up-to the FIRE Union men,
ne would gladly upport him.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ROCKS.

HUGH WORTHINGTON, by Mary ]
Il Il Holmes
fN0 UND. by Whittier
WAR LfhIC-, by II Brownell.
fNkZ. by au lor Of b. ul H.
II, RT DALBY.
The H'LiY VARS ANr BURroys hrr EInv,Iey
A, sSs THY CONTINENT L, AN ueI bov,es
Lucy ARLfS By author Of cnej = ave.
a0riIN8 81 .sEs. by 4. Arthur
sIMPLICf ~ md fAsCIS ,riOy by a.ne BeeIs
Just fcf tivsd by H. BROWyELL.
nch2o Corner Fourth and Ma n str. etl
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u. s. Marshal's Proclamation.

Esited Slater Of AMericu Southern Ds-fson Of Io.ea
I PETER MELENDI, United States
Marshal fr the state OF 10 do he ely give pus
iic rotrr tast tn the ~ the EAed st.re. scan,t
one kHbber Belt al In ofseizu forf ifure
under Acts o. Congr.ts dill. the 10Th day Of
" mb-r, kss, in k-kuk county lows stt4ch md take
into my Possession, for sf- custo ~, rubter IT,
barrels one piece of copper aud tin pip tut,
one re po ser naehiaery, Two oden be b ilei
t~e wool. tnbs. - yeat tab. gscds bore. one
steam bo'l and pipe. one,wooden pump fxfures
two beer T.. one cooler aud doab.er two
re- tif, ing tuba
AID also give pu lie notice that the tim. ASH nei
for tn return Of rsid rant IL th~ 81 cay Of
April, 1850, ard hereby adm nfsh aud sun; rons
all persons clam ng amp interest in the rubber
belt It al or knoving having anything TO
why the same shnul not he epni mn@d and sold 10
serths demand OF sad iteiah they be and .p-
per eefT- the said Distr Court ,ha Dstrct Of
Io.a 81 return term, TO be began and holden
III trict Curt rnan, th- ID DAY of April afore-
said. lA66 NJ Keknk Lr. count. Iowa said District
said is-t med dry, when ard here CO se viii
B. heard thea and thrf- intrpos@ their claims and
answer said libel and ak- th.r allegations. IN thai be-
haH PETER NELEyDY r g n
nehls dlsf Dy III kUTros, Deputy.
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Q COT. W. B. STdKRs. 4 men,h., e f,o,..
from Tennessee. in speech del;versS !.
Nashville, on. the 22d Of February. said i.
had information fiom sources that can be re-
lied upon, and it was his opinion that Jss
Davis vink&d at, knd was coguixant Of tie
murder Of Abraham Lincoln.
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Southern men will do well 10 heed the ad-
vice ofthe Jackson Miss Clarion. In an
article recommending the education of the
negroes by the southern people. it says:
Nor will it do to despise the negro He
was not desp'cable as an enemy when slave
He would be very formidable one now,
were he without any one TO support him in
hostility. The gallant Colonel Griffith of Ar
kansas, said that as bard fighting IS he had
! encountered frem the federal troops was
from negro regiments. Give these men the
material aid and countenance of the radicals
who are now courting them, and we win find
them formidable foes.
There is deal of wisdom in the advice It
is. in every view of the case, for the interest
! OF the southern people that they should edd-
cate the negro themselves. A prominent
planter Of Mississippi lately remarked that he
had no difficulty in engaging negroes TO work
on his place because he established a school
on it. for the education of the children of his
workmen. The thirst for education every.
where manifested by the negroes IS favora-
BILE sign for their future. 1t will not do to
despise their influence on the fortunes of the
country. They will be a powerful agency for
good or evil in its future, and If the Soath
treat them justly. and grant them the privil
ege Of education, they will become a tower of
strength to the political as well as material
Interests Of the sectlon.-NemphisI POST
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DIED.

In this rity March I-th 1886, CATHERINE, wife o
r. A. John on. ter lin yering Illness
Indianapolis pats' pi copy
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INSERD OIL-Boiled and Raw, for sale
La by [uchl0l wILKIxs0S, BARrLkiIAco.
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FINEST QUALITY

RED LEAD-Iu Is aud so ID kegs, ana 10
Il y tuIk ur tnarS and extra fine ~ iu.ts - :
,ty fmchl0l wilkinson, BARTLETT U.
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ICE! XCE!! ICE!!!

WE, the undersixned, beg leave to inform
cit,zsss u ksokuk aud y;fnit thar " have
on iianf ls red md coatroll.d) large and su1,ient
upply OF ice, Of the
FINEST QUALITY.
And are nov Aua will ba prepared, daring the
month. 70 deliver the in any qn~Mt 10 pm
srn- rr Or icred In .sohALle hours viii
I'LL timctr cpv- rd-rs At d PIT johnson below
thisd street, Or at the Batchei Shop Main near
T~-hth street. g4
Our slp.,ly we warrant ~ the fnsa quality, and onr
prices 10 partie. wanting 1srgv stores pri
families dnstn he daily otherwise, shAi
te as the lowest spid in this mss kes.
We eafne t,y licit yt ur suls< Ri aud ntee
safi.fpeti n ERERS DkAh6.
Ktokuk, March I, 1893 lm
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vided for and for the extinguisbment Of any
debt incurred By the paying Of such bounties
Mr.. Conness thought the above ought to gc
to the committee on Finance - it involved 1
greater expenditure than any bin before the
Senate.
Mr.. Wilson said several bills had been in.
troduced, and all had been referred to the
military committee. He had no objection to
the reference Of the bill to the Finance com
mittee. The bill was referred to the military
committee.
Spragne introduced a bill for the
printing Of 1000 copies Of . certain branch
OF a late report Of the revenue commission
not heretofore printed
Referred to the committee on printing.
The House concurrent resolution for ad-
journment on Thursday the day of MAY
was fesd and referred to the committe on
finance.
Senate adjourned.
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The previous question: was moved. ssas ass
Washbnrne then aaked whether it was IS
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AHnNpHENT.

SIC. AL persons born 81 MAJ
.uralized in the United States. and
suhoc; 20 the jurisdiction thereof.
are citizens Of the United Eat,s,
.-nd ~ tie STATE wherein they reside.
No state shall make, or cn.orce.nny
llaw whirh shall abrjdgc The pri3i-
llrecs or inmunitieS Of citizens O.
/ thc United states; nor sinai any
Estate deprive any nerson oi me- Mt
crty or property. without dle pro
cess of law. nor deny to a&N person
within its jurisdiction The cqua, Pro.
Election OF the laws.
SEC. 2.--RcpIrsen a ives shall b.
Aapportioncd among the several
Estates according their respective
@lamhcr>. counting the whole num-
hcl of persons reach State. cNciud-
M Indians not taxed. But when
he right to vote ut any election taI
&hr choice of electors for President
And Vice President of the United
states, representatives in Congress,
~ ne executive and judicial officers oi
IA State, or the members Of the Leg
4nslaturc thereof. i, tlcnied to amy oi
A the male Inhabitants ct such State
beng tWentN.unr years Of age, and
4 citizens of the United States, or in
n any way abridged, except for parti
A eiuation in rebellion or other crime.
h the basis of representation then, in
n shall hc reduced in the proportion
4 which the number of such male cit
q liens shall bear to the Who'll" mum
4 Der of such male citizens twcnty.on,
Il years of age in such state.
y SEC. 3--No person shall be &
i Senator or Representative III Con
4 ercSS, or elcctor of President and
i Wee President. or held any office
Il civil or military, under the Unite,
4 Stltcs. or under any State, who
4 having previously taken an oath ~
q Member of Congress, or Us an Off
Ger of the United States. or as :
member of any State Legislature
or as an executive and judicial OH
Ger of any state, To support tl,,
Constitution of the United States
shall have engaged in instruction
or r"hc'lion against the same. -
given aid or c,mloit to II Q cnemie
thereof. But Congress may, by
vote ot two.thirds OF eacu house
Remove such disability.
SEC. 1.-The validity of the pub
iN' debt ~ tho I'pitI Suites. su
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tions which do not belong 10 IL; III
f,ortipr the Constitution, and at
femniiiic. with guilt equal to that
Of the rebellion, to dismember the
Union. -. g co.,s,o,.,
m December last. and throughout
ts last session. that body claimed
for itself the constitutional rlgiit 10
eyamine this work OF reconstruction,
aud iudge both of its condition ana
4 conferences. After Il careful ana
prolonged investigation, through It's
9 foint committee on reconstruction,
y of the condition of the States late,
Iv in rebellion. the disposition oil
th4ir inhabitants. and the workings
a and results of the eXecutiV" ineiho'l
of reorganization. it was inlIy 'atiS-
fed ;hat the political and clNll pow
or il those states was. III almost eV-
cry instance. placed in the hahd oi
thnsa vho.duriHg tie rebellion. were
either active in their hostility to the
4 national Government. or gave aid
and comfort 10 its enemies; Wiile Il
was apIurcny Chat. without further
& conditions thau the executive p!an
3 nrou0 ed. tbs Who had been du!-
81 mo the rebellion the bitterest enc.
n mics of the national authority,would
have The unchecked and entire pc
q litjcal control OF those states in the
q future. and would u.s. that contlo!
Il to Cypress, and put under can those
who have never ,H,Iycj from their
fidelity - the Union.
tanert -, therefore, wisely in ny
Judgment declined to tgcattAe States
which had contrdcrated in their
treason against the Government, as
rightiuIly entitled to Immediate rep
rcscutation in the national legiSia-
turc. or to he released from the con
N troll Of the federal authority; and
n this decision was evidently IN agree
i mcnt with ,he opinions Of large
: mlIoritY Of the people who had hear
n tily sustained the Government in its
NJ contest with the rebellion.
tn the reading and thineiHg PEG
y PIE eff III nation. no judge by facts
III anl results rather than 10y tn refine
Nmtuts OF argument. the riots at
@ Memphis and New Orleans have
Furnished the most complete and
@e,artling evidence OF the inherent
sflar of the executive scheme anti
have written it's condemnation in
character, of blood. In those riots
s#pcaccahic citizens, VITA CirrHn
A stances Of savage alrocl,y. Wvr' c'l
4A civ murdered 10y a mob. luc'tpd ana
al led By local officials and inspired Il
Naa lhhpral and intense prejudice
Marajust auInolitHSiyc race ai,. by q
&VruGclul hatred oi those who jarrd
H. CAIN equal political and civ,
l%Ti-ht, for all men; aud tn So out-
al hreak> have furnished melancholy
III proof OF the danger 0i committing,
"a uurcotramcd political aai ciYilpoW
81 O. to men recently rthclS. and arc
\. s 1ujticaut comm,ntWie, upon tAa.
81 reorganization of which they were
81 the Legitimate fruits.
81 Congress. however did not insist
&upou its constitutional right ~ in
&nu5urate tie work Of lc rLlniz.n2
5s the governments al tha States 1hica
M d coutederatrd ia rebellion. nu
N di it surrender that rg lus III
M ir1 legislative action # manifested Il
N w,lliAea 10 suffer the work Of the
# Executive tn rgWIia UHdi~iWhed.
SO far as it could do So with due rs
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AyCy'TON.

'tNlt - R>t hISisk WILL SELL At PUB
lie auction on Thursday November /. Il,
t5"'clnck hi- farm pleasantly Situated On III,
l";"l isJuiuG FROM Orturd To Wentworth. ,
r'i''s rom Nrooi street. onntdiajag -o1 arr
81 good lJ'.' (. With Guud House aud outh'IilG
ins the farm i suitably divided into tillng,
FI-tulllt tua Woodland. with running watrj
al both Iiau~e and Born | cut. this wear
tons OF good hay uprn the place. will ais,
,cil eighty GOOD Sheppard Lambs. iLrse oNrI.
milrl cow two Years old Bun. two wear,
aid h,i'cr Calves, - Turkeys. carts,
u.HroWs. / single sleigh mcarlt new. / Elai-
ness, |: Tons Hay -0I bu~hrl. potatocs, an ..
lot of other articles too numerous to mention,
FERNS Liberal
MARCUS VI. HALL.
DANIEL BhrCHUpER. Auctinnccr.
Oxford. y. IT,, Oct. H.. ist6 l'-"w
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EXECUTORS SALE
AUCTs1orJs

WILL bE SOLD AT AUCTION on THE
W Farm of the late Archibald Mills. IN Top
sham. ON Thursday, November L., at IL o'clock
III the forenoon, the following personal proper
ty, VIZ: two year Odds. 3 cows. 3 calves, 3l
sheep and lttInbs, pair OF handy 3 years old
Steers, Shodt. | old Hog, 10 hushel. pOta-
toes. ~ bushels Corn. % hushcl, Oats. III
huSlui> Wheat 20 tu - tons HAY, ! Cider Mil.
thand) single and | double Sleigh. | Wagon,
Carts. | Glindstone. bufia.o Robe, Fan
ming MILL > or thousand nice short shingles.
Also Chains, Crowbais. Shovcls, Gun, Hay and
Manure Forks. Lnoni. and many Other article
too numerous TO mention. all which will he
sold to thu Highest Bidder. Terms made
known on Day of sale.
w. +. HALE. Executor.
W I. GEORGE, Aurtioncer.
Corinth. October 10. 1866.
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Receipts rorthe National Opinion

\ Western Massachusetts paper
says: ave learn that peat ashes
are being put up IN small boxes and
sold to the people about the coun-
Try for polishing powder. Our II.
loln ant ST.. 4 they q excellent fer
the purpose, but that people need
not pay n quarter n box for what
they get for nothing by the shovel
full"
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A CARD TO EVVALEISs

4 CLERGYMAN. WHILE RESIDING IN
~ south America as a missionary. discovered
u safe and SIM i" remedy for the Cure OF Ncr-
volts W cnkhe>s, Early Decay, Disease Of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought on 10y hanetul and
vicious habits, Great numbers have breii al
ready cured by this uohl. remedy. Prompted
10y desire TO benefit the afflicted and unfot-
tunatr, will send The recipe for preparing
and u.li. THE medicine in a sealed puNtloue
10 any one who needs it, Free If ch0rge.
Ilca~c inclnSe y postpaid envelope. address
e. Ia yourself.
.IddicSS, JOSEPH I. INMAN
STATION -. BmLL IiprsE,
bm New York City.
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BlACKSMITHINS

4 OUIS BkU,O WOULD SAY TO THE
IL people of PiernOnt and Wei ,itv. that he
has hired the Goodwin Blacksmith Shop"
and i, prepared 10 do all kinds Of work in the
liIe of Black hitting. IN "A neat and workman
like muner g Shocihg and Job work of
al, kiid, promptly attended to S!cis!Is..-
After the first Gf slcighing ] shall keep con
rtantly "n hand lot of sleighs, which ! will
sell a low as can be had anywhere
LOUIS BRUSO.
Pernopt. y. H.. Oct. G. 1855.
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house FOR SALE,

rEHE HOUSE LATELY OWNED BY WM
johnson, IN bradford Village. on the cor
hur Of Main and Depot streets j. Tor sac
l. now c'nPty Possession giyri, ir,nc,,ia. !,
:" J" 4 waited down the rest rau be pal !,
.'ar years. \. \. EARLE.
Bglltt.5. Oct. ID. ls6G.
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HiRRT d. WILMOT'S ES7.I RI.
=, n ATE os' WEIR VI % y II

- BRADFORD pG-fhlt !. -.
In Probate Cunrt holden at West Fairiec
within and tor said district, ON the second day
of October. \. D. lSt6
Harriet y. Nlmoi. admiuistratriX on the
estate Of HARRY ID. NlLMOT, lat" of Thct-
lord. in said district deceased. presents her aid
uini~trati"u account upon said estate 1or set
,icmert, and makes application To said Court
l"r a,n assignment ont of the personal estate Of
said deceased aud for division OF said estate.
tu and anon. the legal heirs.
Nhrroupon. it is ordered that the same be
referred Ia the last saturday of octohcr ne VI.
II the Probate Once ia said West Farlce. for
'NdmIndt.on and allowance: and that all CON
crrucl he notified hereof. h. the publication OF
This order in the National Opinion. printed 1T
bradford Vermont, three week, successfully.
a. soon a~ may be. that they may appear, and
It said Time and place. ii they cnit,e, Object
hereto.
By order of Court
Attest ALNAH BEAN. Register.
true cory of record.
Attest ALNAH BEAN. REGISTER.
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Making per cent for the year ending Angus
|, LOCO.
SAM per ccntaGc To he cast upon the original
amount oi the premium note. without any en-
dorscnhent aud to be paid to tie Treasurer ut
Ills Office Ia Montpelier on or before the 18th
day of October, 1856.
Members OF the Company will find In tho
hands OF the Representatives elect to the Le-
ei'Lttulei or local agents OF tue Company, a
schedule showing the amount of assessu,ent
due IRON each respectively; aud they are par.
ucnltuly desired H. see tina, the money for their
assessments is forwarded to the office in Octo
n.r' The assessments must he paid when due.
those who iall thus to pay ought not to expect
to he paid when their ropcrsN Is destroyed nv
IRE. little attention 10 tnis ON the part of
The incnbers o, the Company, AT the proper
tnnc, will save them expense and trouble
tNcc Sec. x. Act of Incorporation your poll.
cy, which siIl bc cniorccdl
i. I. IutnSiON, Treasurer.
ms Office, Montpelier, sept I, i>t6.
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PIERCE GREEN"S ESTATE
TATE; OF VEL NO y r

- BRADFORD BiSTRiCT, IS:
In Probate Court. holden at West FaiTlce,
WITHIN and for said district on the 18th day
of September. 4. ID. 1866
William Howe, Administrator ON the estate
of PIERCE GREEN. late of Thetford. in said
district, deceased. presents his administration
account tor settlement:
Whercupon, it i, ordered that the same be
referred to the al Tuesday of October next.
at the Probate O.cc in West Fairlre for cx-
animation and allowance: and that all concern
ed benefited hereof. by the publication of this
order Ia the NaioHm OpiHj)h. printed at Brad
ford, VT three weeks -ucccssiVely. as soon a.
may be, that they may appear and M said
BY order of Court.
Attest. ALNAlI BEAN, Register.
\ true copy of record 3wlj
Attest. ALNAlI BEAN. Register
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