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Attention Capitalists.
AHai0ORa Iron Works for Sale

H3HE Stockholders having 80 directed, the Pres b.
dent viii ofsr said property for sale, at suction
on the drst Tuesday 10 April next, in Atlanta, IN
less sold 81 private sale before that day. This pro
perry s located - miles above Atlanta, on 10th
side- Of the Western AtaEtic Railroad There Il
1000 acres Of land, reasonable portion Of n GOOD
farming land sud TIE balance valuable for wood and
minersls-gO'd, copper Hud iron the iron ore
seeming 10 be inezhausthe, and the gray ore Being
esteemed among the best IN the world The Corn
sud FiouTing Mills and Iron Works are only some
half mile from the AilaioOna depot. On AIfstoona
Creek, which furnishes the water power About
naif q the village Of AilatcOna b. ones 70 the pro-
perry Some Of he hlldings being eniiraly de-
-Hoyed others damaged, 81 t1e working stock
beng entirely destroyed, Others damaged, ell the
Horsing SUCK heng lost, and a msi0uty Of the
stock h5iders beilg crippled n means y the ravs
ses Of var, have determined chs company 70 sell
rather thau auempt, under the circumstances, 10
resusgltae.
information IN detail can be procured by consult
ing l. u MCDANIEL
ispf-tn Ausnts, Ga.
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The Intelligencer is the title Of g
asH weekly paper just started At Paris.
henry county, Tennessee. 1t Is neatly
printed aud well edited.
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The Menken to Play in New York
The New York Herald Of Monday


says
Adah Isaaes Meoken, the popular and
well known performer arrived N New 70 k
e few days sInce. She was at oGce sur
rounded by managers aud agents DESTROYS
Of securing engagements with her. That
most eutG rprising Of our theatrical proprie-
tors, Mr. George Wood, in his usual ulas-
Stunning manner, quietly communicated
10 her aR offer Of twelve thousand dollars
for twenty-four ghts, which Adah codd
mt withstand. Consequently she has ar
ranged to appear at the Broadway theatre
on the Both Of April. A Juror wal be the
result. Mr.. Wood, by his superior tact,
management and nerve is dlstanciug has
competitors 10 the affairs Of dramatic man
Bgement and enterprise.
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Nebraska,


A census of the territory of Nebraska
taken last year, showed the population
to be forty thousand, and it is now Off.
cially estimated at fifty thousand.
With the close of the war emigration
began to flow into the territory again,
and it must soon become a tiourishing
community. Acting under the enabl-
ing act Of the last Congress, the people
have elected convention and drafted
a State constitution, rather peculiar in
many of its features, and showing the
extent to which the people of these
new territories think for themselves,
Population being the basis CT represent
alton in the Legislature, no county is
entitled to a member unless il has the
requisite number ofinhsbitants. After
a contract is entered into with
any public officer, agent or servant,
no extra compensation can be paid
him. The State debt is restricted
TO $4,000 and even that amount
cannot be borrowed without an affrma-
tive popular vote. A State census is to
be taken every five years after the ma
tional census, and the superintendent
OF members of the Legislature is to be
after each census, State and national.
The sessions Of the Legislature sre TO
be biennisL There Is 10 be no Attorney
General or Lieutenant Governor, and
in case the office of Governor becomes
vacant, the Secretary of State holds his
own Office and that of Governor until
the next election The Supreme Court
Judges receive $1,000 year salary;
Governor $1,000; Secretary of State
5000, Treasurer $500; Auditor $500.
The Court fees constitute a judicial
fund, out of which the salaries of all
the Judges are paid. The constitution
can only be amended by 6 convention.
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The Colorado Senators are knocking
ct the right door 10 get into Congress
They insinuate that they will vote for
the Civil Rights Bill; and Radical SEN
stors no longer oppose their admis.
sion.
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The President is expected 70 send to
the Senate the nomination of 8 Collect
or for New York City. There is little
probability that Dana will be named
Tor the Office he Wouldn't havsit
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The radicals have opened in full cry
upon Mr. Senator Scoyei, Of New Jei'
sey. They can't use him, and 50 they
abuse him. Bat Ebst Of thAt2 Their
abuse will not hurt him.
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ct very low 6gures,
OILS.
PAINTS
LIOUORH.

Bbls Alcohol, IS per cent.
20 per cent.
Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky, pure COR Med. pnYrsse.
" Pure French Brandy
" Holland Gin,
Pure Pert, Madeira, and Sherry Wines,
FOR sale low. By EWiN 4 PEHDLETON.
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DIED

At the family residence in Pittsiord, March 27th,
MINNIE RossALMA RAIToRD, sged months and 8
days, youngest child OF Vim. and N. E. Raiford, Of
Nashville, Tenn.
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Stolen Goods

GEo. W. NORVELL, tie Coroner Of Davidson
" county, arrested so e negroes a few days
ago. on charge Of stealing and found in their pos
session quantity Of Goods, smong which were .
I bed cover. comfort, blue coat, bloody; small
office bell, Sc The owner or owners, on desc b
leg the property, can haze the same by applying -
the Coroner, and paying the expenses. s,.rs a
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TIE FASHIONS must tell the ladies
that the Empress of the French has de-
oided that greater simplicity should
reign in diesA Crinolines are to be
abolished in time. All walking dresses
to be tucked up over skirts alike
Even velvet dresses are thus Hoped up
over skirts of the same material. High
Hessian boots are now generally worn
by the ladies. 1t is, perhaps, the most
sensible fashion ever adopted, and
shows of the foot and ankle to perfec-
ton. Very long gloves, hallway up
the arm, are also in vogue. No even
ing gloves must have less than FIVE but
tons. The pity is that this viii be lit
tie too expensive for the economical,
but fashion and economy can never GO
hand in hand-Pzris Lst;er.
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Buffers I.XL0iI Backing,
WHITMAN BROTHERS.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
Rags! Rags

WILL pay six cents .or tclesn Gotten Rags, IN
w qusufiaes Of loo rs OF mole. Highest prCe
pad for Old Baggings Wooler Rag, Cotton waste,
Ac.
NO. 90 \. T. CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE.
narch24-a
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CHIEF Q NJ. OFFICE, u. S. M.RR.f
Nashville, Tenn, April 3. 1896. !
I WILL sell at public ss e at Nashville, Tena lat
i 10 o'clock, n on THURSDAY, the l2th day
OF April, 1865, the large Building If the Z. S. Nj.
Railroads, formerly used as a Government Store
House, IN close proximity 70 the Chattanooga De-
pot, and Of the following dimensions
l24x3ix T. with addition Of l24x24xII. Also on the
evening Ct the same osy at the Government Gales
room, commencing at hsfpast seven O'Clock, p m.
lsrge LOT o. Once urnItuTe, consisting Of Desks
Chairs, Tables, &c.
8. R. HAMILL, Capt. A. Q. n
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings,
Lumber and Material.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE
CEDAa SrREEr, WEST OF McLEMoRE. J
I WILL expose for sale at Public Au ton, on
Il Monday, Aprl Sth, 1866, the following Govern
ment Property
At 10 O'Clock, a m, corner Cherry and
Franklin Streets.
Build ng, s8x2Oxl7
e" each, 50x20, 4x.I
! " ssz2o1ii ~ '-''
4" q, 6xI5, 6xIl.
At IL o'clock, am, Front and Broad Streets
Building S2z24.
At ll.3O O'Clock, am, rear of No. ITO North
Cherry Street, near Gay.
/ Stable, 50, sx27,
Building, sxIO.
At 45oelocl, am U. S. Shop No. 9, Mar
ket street, between Line and Gay.
1 Building, I42, 4x2s, 3.
At y o'clock, m, Front and Whiteside SITS.
l Forage House, lsixsO, 5.
At o'clock, pm, at Taylor Yard, High
street, south Of Demumbrane.
10000 fee. Lumber, (assortedl
Il o Glfzsd Sash
so Panel Doors.
20 Marble Washstsnds, sc, &c.
Sale to be made 90 tae premises.
Terms Cash IN Gov rnmeut Funds
BY o-der Of A. K. Eddy, U. s. A. Chief Q. NJ D'pt
A.W. WILLS,
msrSi-td cav BIt- Ma. and A. Q. N.
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Extensive Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

DY order Of Capt. A K. Eddy, Oh ef Q n. Opt
- OF tennessee, " Il offer Al Public Auction, on
the site OF the southern half Of the Taylor Depo'.
corner OF Summer aud Denuobrane street,, Nash
vile, Tenn, on TUESDAY, ADul 10th, 1866, at 9
O'Clock N the entire remains Of tbs gteat IRE
Of June sth, 1865, consisting Of Horse and Mule
shoes, Cut, Wrought and HORSE Shoe Nails, Cut
and Wrought Spikes, &C, &c, nnala g 10 the sggrs-
gate upwards Of two million (2O O,OO0) pounds Of
old Iron.
Terms CASH in Government Funds. A liberal de-
post viii be required from Pun hasers.
w. A. WAINWRIGHT
CAPTAIN and Chf As {. Q. NJ. Dept OF Tc1n.
mar hlS-td
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made % me a. Tru.-
ID tee, GA the 18th o. April, 1852, and duly rsgs-
tered n 5he kegsler's ONCE o. Daufson county
10 Book -, pp ., al, 1 VIII, on SATURDAY. t6a
1ifh day Of March next expose 70 uh1c salo On
me premises uuless sooner disposed of n. pfirats
safe. that 1siushie Joe extending from Market 10
Water street. in Nashville. fronting about = -.
ured and sixteen leat on escn street., and kdoFn a.
me Bishop Miles Property. pan viii b. prepared
b fore The sale. Terms Oue THIRD eash, sud the
rosdge IN one and too years a!ih interest," Hctas
with good security required, and lien refa ned
ieh-b u JNO. ". EWING, Trustee.
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.5I;IiII:IxIIEIII;|

Foa MoTHs. Use 1t early and you gain money
while you sleep, FOR Tou ave bY DESTROYING
yet unborn. c. Z. il sold by all druggists
ap'6-th fri sat HARRIS & CHAPMAN. Boston
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SURDRIHS.

20 Kegs sods, l Bbl Bluestona,
l Cask Macaboy Snuff 1 81 CudheRr,
4 Bbls EPSON salts, 100 Lbs Cochinaaf
Dutch Msdder, Bbls Cream Tsrtsy.
zoo Lbs best indigo, Briustone
Bbs COpperas, Flour guIrbur
For sale low, By EWIN 4 PENDIEPO'v
July Z2-u.
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i HAVE lost e. following scrip Of the TsursyI.
i vans Mutual L 10 Insurance. Company Of Phls-
delpoa, w.
No. loss for go, dated 1886.
Eo lini lO IssJ
NO. 1914 f" 81 lsss
No. i2l7 sztra 10, 1850.
kEEs v. RosTER.
NashNl k-lsHeE,
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Postponement
P8psrs Lost.

TEE shove msatoned sale Il postponed until
4 aslDkDAl, The zlst day o. Apnl matt
msgz5-d JNO. o. EWING, Truaise
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BITTERBs

brakes Plantation Bittcrs,
Bulls Cedron
HOstetter's Stomach
BOOrhRTe's Holland
Hollands German
For sale low, by EWIN & PENDLETON,
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9Etp 9drtttiselnsnts.
Wanted

IN FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MEN to engage in
~ 4 traVe'ing business. Pay from $40 10 S25
per y. Call at si1z Cedar stItet, for eight days
aprl6-tf
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ETiBI5 Old estah SIZED Gallery has lately been re-
4 modelled AMI fitted up IN magnificent style,
sud every convenience has been studied for the
blnef Of the public It has only 70 be seen 70 be-
appre, lated. lt b. al on floor with rice Toi-
let Room tor the ladies, and trusts that his Efforts
20 please vii be appreciated ty his patrons We
are ia receipt Of Few lot Ol Albu1 r, Carte de
Niche Frames, new style, and, as heretofore, viii
keep large lot OF Gilt and Rosewood Frames, Eu-t-
able for large PICTURES such As
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Third Quarterly Statement
OF THE
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF NASHVILLE,

On the First day of April, 1890,
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LIABILITIES.

Sworn 70 and sutsciibed before me. kprl "a,
is56. A. c. NoKyELL,
ApS-la Notary Public.
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LIST. That said composition forms 4 superficial
scale upon said steel or iron which protects II
from the fire that the same can be melted
consequently all Yields may be made perfect by
once heating.
I'd. That all edge tools made by the use of this
composition far surpass in quality those made bv
the use Of boraX. the steel and iron is refined
by the penetration of the minerals contained in
said composition. and by working said steel and
iron when above oorax heat.
Sd. That axes have been made from American
steel that have been put to the test. and given
up by ALL that they cannot be broken iii wood.
4th. That scythes made BY the use OF said COM
position are free from flaws so common when
manufactured from bad iron.
5th That the largest Shaft or the thinn Isl hoop
iron can be welded perfect without the loss of a
scale
9th That burnt steel can be restored as good
as new
. 9TH. That the poorest piece of iron can be re-
! fined to be as good as the best.
Sth That flaws or fire cracks in cast ste ell can
be welded up perfect as the new bar.
/ 9th. That the toe calk Of horse shoe can be
welded on and hardened as hard as fire and waite,
can make it, without drawing the temper. SO thai
il is impossible to knock il off an anvil with =
hammer, consequently it will out-wear two tina
are welded Oh with borax and the..temper drawn
10th. That it will save 80 cents on dollar f1o,,
the cost OF borax Address.
P. B. & r. W. LAIRD,
West Danville, Vi
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By Telegraph to The CaledOnian.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, 2

Amount of stock at Market this week.-Catte. III,
Sheep ana I.amb' 1898: Swine $50.
Pnce-.-Market teef-extra. l3.n IA 1.!: 1T quail
~ T. ia l9..5; I'd quality, 11.ZIG l2.m I'd quality ?
"a 1913.
S:Or's Working oxen. loo a 1:b al ~ Cows ana
Calves. -" r. ~ IA 10: YeagIing- q" 90; Two
year. old. >" IA H., Three yea ods, 90 90 Sheep
and Lambs. i'll lots G, 800 so o: extra and So
lccoIiS. =. - ia -, OF cts
IIor-c- at market. 22:,.
Hides. c. TallOw. b
Felt. La 22h Calf skins = % Ia -
Veal calves, , (G 5
The quality Of cattle about the same rs last week
Sales rather dull the droveG, trying get much for
their cattle last week. There U -he,
AT this market. which in This morning Although
the number small there hardly pcrc.ptable
change in the price.
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NURSERY STOCK &c.
SEASON OF ls5G.
Pear Trees, Grape Vines,
Small Fruits 4 Ornamental Stock,

Inclu'ng the newest varieties. consisting o;
300" standard and DIV arr pear YEAR old Just
Imported from Anglers. France.
i"'"" standard and d"rpear tres >. ana years old.
lone l;ro in vJrir' oi -orts
''" hardy grape Silr.. /. and wears old.
""'" French ro-cr. standard and dwarf. III variety
E'"' standard and dwarf apple trees.
1000 peach ire :. and YEAR old. i'll variety
a"h' pear c"dn--, and old. from Anglers Fr
3hn ounce took. y,:r. old, from Angler. France
Together with quantity Of crab apple, cherry. plum
hlico and ncc:arlne tree. scon- rs-plrrrcs
nIhc k"TrIt~ g'o-' bTrlt straw friit, ornamental .r.c
h"iCr and screen panz evergreen trees. hardy orIa-
mental hru. wines, ,ihrr hull,u- root. he'd
ding. border. md hardy hrrhaccou- plants sc. Nc.
have n toI AL: his season stock Of p.H, fruit
bearing pear trees Ill standard and dwarf yarc.ir from
to l" years + az. which. for beauty OF form clcauli-
hes g" grow "a. and excellence "f varieties ar. conf
dent cannot !' cIc.llritv any other lo i'll the STATE
SarnV!" o"k MI b. shown -:i,-r,lII II-vin,r:
~ No - Wst'T street. II. y"rl-i, --r.c
III -crptir' priced ct'al"ru" i ready SPECIAL
terms will b, made in dealers! pgrri pc,ha-i,g
considerable qusuti:ir-. h. T. WELLS go.
ln1po:ter- AID NuI-cTy \ -cnrs
S s.aliy 50 s.l,-l %a5.' 5 S'' w.er "r>
9.-luu
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BOSTON MARKET, Apr. 3.

Corn E1changc-Ihe market for Flour Is steady with
fair demand Western siIprItinc $..on 30:
% Il - medium 81 81 :: / J.: and good
and choice including tavoritr ST Louis brands NJ :
80 per barrel In southern Flour nothing doing and
price, nominal. Corn has bcenquet 81, II -
for Western mixed and Il. ) oNi for yellow. Oat-
dull and III moderate demand At 3, 6nc per bush. for
Northern and Canada: and - 0ac for p leland Rye
AZ 49, per bush. Shots 81
Provisions Pork -: - for prime; 81 p for
and 81 b for clear cah. Bt 81 % per bbl. for
Eastern and Western Lard |? .nc in hll- and ticrce.
smoked Hams i? l?19c per ID. Butter iia ~
mon and choice Cheese Is sc per IL. as TO quality.
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John Harvey's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the honora
ble probate court for district Caledonia commits
soners 20 receive examine AMI adjust all claims ami de-
mands al persons against the estate OF John Har-
vey, late Of Ryegate said district deceased rem
Resented and the term oi months from the 2tl
dav OF March, 1866 being allowed by said court TO The
creditors said deceased, exhibit and proye their re-
speCtive claims before Give notice that we will at
tend 10 the duties Of appointment at the store OF
James White in South kyegate IN said district on
the 81 Tuesdays of May and September next al O'Clock
In the forenoon, On each OF said days.
VIM l. SHEDD,
N-39 JOHN BAILEY, IT.. fCom'rs.
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Tarrant StOCkWelI's Estate.

yVEthe Subscribers being appOntedbv the Uonora-
Jle Probate coUrtf0r the district Caledonia com
Inis>oners. to receive eAanieand adjust all claims
demands al against the an T,rr.nt
Stockwe late OF St JohSbury, nsaid district deceased
represented >OlTent. and the term OF months from
the Eth dar of March, A d., l>j6. being allowed
by said court the creditors Of said deceased To- ex
hbit and prove their respective claims beor, rs give
notice that We will attend the GuIes of o,,r an
pointment at the dwelling house the late Tarran,
Sockwel IN St JOhnsbury in said district on the 18th
days VI March and September next, at O'Clock p ~ ON
each OF said days.
A. u. CHADWICK
yg9 JONATHAN ROSS }Com'rs.
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Sl6S.3s for manufacturing and selling
llquor. and who, being unable to pay this
sum. has remained in Jail until this time.
Frederick Robbins, of Ludlow, has re-
signed the office of assistant assessor on ac-
count OF i'll health. and Lewis S. Walker of
Grafton. has been appointed as his sue
ceSSOr.
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Births. Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obtua
rie>, including poetry, SIX CENTS a line
In rrovid.ncr *. l.. the 2l>t of Feb. Mr. Lavina
T. Newell. widow the late Marshall W. Newell and
dau ht,r OF the late Kew H. Goddng Of Burke age" -
Eliv i'll life IN, embraced the avio and led consist,
Che ian IL, in the Baptist church i'll Bunk. She
died in the triumph OF faith. leaving thrice hcr,avci
friends mourn their 10
Al Concord, Willie Z. Richard aged year+, c
months. -on of Geo. W Rich rjon.
In Newark, March -, sophia E. wife OF Win. Mcrar-
lin AID dauYhtr. OF Nj. Carleton Che;ny, aged -
In Wnon,. MINI. March % Mr.. VI. Wheeler S.r-
gent, age, E.. formerly Of thi- town.
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.LuuI UrrtjHN.

u.. Imual school Meeting in Dist. No.
..... holden at the Union School House in
.... Hlagr on the evening of Thursday of
., week.. \. e.. Chadwick was chosen
N.,rla!or: o. W. Baker. Clerk: VIM. W.
.....,r. \. T.. Rankin and Hiram Emerson.
puI,nliaI Committees: Barron MOultOn,
.~.,,urrr: and l.. B. Flint. Collector. 1t
voted that there be three terms of
.ooI Of eleven weeks each during the en-
..uL year.
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NoTIcE TO
CT AIN A MI 8

The following described property was seized by
officers of the customs for violation of the rcve-
nue. laws of he United States, viz:
At 81. Joinsbury. VT. Jan. i, 1861, l5i gals
whiskey at Danviie, Vt. Feb. |. 1866, 81 gals
whiSkey at Walden, VT. JAM Is, lS66. horses
aud harnesses, , s!eighs. - gals whskev, Is
gals gin, II bottles gin at East Haven. Vt
March 3, 1866. horse. sleigh. harness. buff
fao robes, ) kegs whiskey, | keg, brandy, horse,
harness. / sleigh, buffalo robes, , kegs WINS
kew. 81 pound tea. boxes raSins. Il pounds nut
megs, 10 pounds cloves at Bradford. Vt March
3, 1866, ! horse. l harness, sleigh, buffalo
robe, blanket 10 gals, whiskey.
ANY person or persons claiming the above de-
scribed property are hereby notified to appear
within ninety days from the first publication OF
this notice and file with the collector of the Gus
toms for the district of Vermont, a claim. stating
MS or their interest in the property so seized
Also to execute bond to the United States con-
dtioned that in case of the condemnation Of the
property so seized, the oOligors will paw all the
costs and expense of the proceedings to obtain
condemnation Otherwise shat! proceed to ad-
vertise and sell said property according to law, in
such cases made and provided.
WM. CLAPP, Collector of Customs.
Custom House, Dist. Of Vermont,
Collectors Office, Burlington, Apr . 1866 So 9!
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T T. s + N % NJ T.

St Johnsbury, March 10, 1866.
This may certify that, for more than a year
past. we have used P. B Laird's Composition for
welding purposes, and can confidently recon-
mend it as very valuable article for the purpOs-
es specified Els I. FAIRBANKS < CO.
St. Johnsbury, Vt, January l. 1866.
This may certify that | have used Mr.. F. b.
Laird's Composition for yelling. and consider it
superior to oorax In every respect. and indispen-
sable in forging shop. especially in working
cast steel. ALEXANDER THOMPSON,
95t Iron Founder and Machiuist.
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H., pub/ic kHOc 1t.

w. ,..''n have any ching to sell, adopt the
,,o.ourh and effective method of com
...,i,,otLc tart-.\DvERTISE. The col
1.-THE CaIcdonian offer the best means
,.I,hing the eye OF the Public.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-06
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less Fitzwillam. n ii.