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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-27

CrArE OF vermont. " AsHlNGTON DISTRICT, 50.
~ Probate Court, held Montpelier, said District
the 10Th DAY Of February A %. l-6I.
Edward and " FISHER, AdminsTatlrs Of the estate %
Marcus o. Fisher lat uf Cabot, u said District deoea ed,
sent naturalization account Tor examination and allow
auce and application for decree q distribution aud
10 t estate OF sail deceased. Whersup1n N l. ord
ny and said application be
referred session Of said Court be held the Prohae
said pesr, The 18th lay March. D. 1851,
thereon. Add, 10 flrtler ordered
that notice hereof al pers 4ted, by pub
lrt ie suUaes-ivels the Vermont
Waterman State Journal uea-ptper published at Montpe
IT, prvlu. t1 said tme appointed f hearing that they
app,a sa time and place, ald how cause, any they
why tl account sild not o. allowed and such
decree made
By thc Court,-Auest T. R. MERRILL
TuIa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-27
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| nave SLfFEhED wuu -ArAhEH
L thirty years; it had DESTROYED my voice and smell.
ius-impsirtd my sight ard heaiins In six weeks
have been tn'irth cNeI L r hu'naui vs. sake I will
send OBJ itci for ihe Jim pie rcmtdI used posaq. e
60 all s1l eted Address llsy. j MEAD Drawer l7G
Syracuse, Y 46 So
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, a CONSUMPTION.
nv lhe.oid aud w.l known
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsADI,
approved and used b., uut Qidsst and mort celebrated
pins .ei1.s lnt fIrty wears past Get tlo genuine
REID. CuTLEB CO., Druggitts. bostor, FRO.
phi tors Al .66
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-27

CNHARLE5 JONES' ESTATE. o. The sabscribers having
4 been appointed hy Che Hon Probate Court for the
~ District ~ Washngon commissioners receive,
and adjust all claims and dsmauds ofa persons, against
the estate OF CHARLIE uues late ~ Cabot, ia SAID
Dstc deceased represented n'oyent and the term OF sx
creditors ofsd eXtbt and their
pectve claims before Give notice, that will attend 70
duties appointment at the dwelling house OF Milton
said District the llth days of March
september o'clock In the afternoon each
O sal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-27

OFFICEKS
GEORGE l.. LIZARD. President.
o III. GORDON, Vice President.
A. W RoGEits NJ g.. Moiil Esamiuef at Office
CRANE II d.. Consulting stefan. brooklyn.
W. +, PRENTICE, Atty Counsellor, % wall 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-27
II & n r US
Vermont Liniment.

READ /
7 heSe Certificates
MONTREAL, /
April Sth, 1860, /
Messrs Henry d Go.
Your Vermont
Linimenth has cured .
me ola Rhumatism
which had settled
in my limbs and
for which blessing
you may well sup /
pose | feel CRATE
full. 7. QUEsNEL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-27
ALLoook,s ronous pLAsrnns.

ALLCOCk's pOROUs PLAsTEHs.
Auentosn, Penn April q, 1903.
Me-srs 7. Aitoocs Is Cos
mar Srf NV daughter used Of your Porous pasers
she boa very bad pain her side, cured one
seek.
join ". a. HUNTER
We refer to iha
Forty ThOusRnd Druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05

70 dsperse them they stole s2s 600 out OF the mining
fund and skedadded No one was allowed 10 commun-
cate with the steamer from the South, that arrived
the llth until she had been thoroughly searched,
account OF report that Colonel Bata board; he
was not tpund believe, however that he is board
and intends landing at Payta, for exAdmira Monero
goes 70 the same place on the steamer which looks
very much mischief intended
The officers that beng tried by martial for
refusing TO under the ex-Confederate Admiral
tucker have all been honorably acquitted, and will
ceive half pay from the time Of their leaving active
service Mr.. Tucker will not be very much pleased
when he gets the news, and may resign his position
altogether
me latest news from Mendoza informs that the
revouton gaining ground very fas and already com
prssd six Countess namely -Mendoza, San Juan, San
Lula Salta. La Roija and Cataiena" General Pannero
MA reeated and IL expected that the province Of
"Entre Rios" would rise At any moment General
Mitre will have TO give up the with Paraguay
attend 70 home matters. The reyoutionsts were
numbering and robbing right left They had killed
. French dentist in San Juan named Le Provost
THE UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP TuscARoRA
arrived here on the 9th inst from Valparaiso and sailed
for Tahiti ON the 9th
The indefinite armistice has not yet been accepted
by the allied republics, and probably will not be.
then come to Callao They are short OF men.
Exchange on England, bankers bills, ninety days,
sod. ships bills sixty days, Sd Exchange the
United States ships bills, sixty days. 10 per dis
count
The Secretary OF State, Mr. Quimper, resigned his
position the 1st inst 10 take his seat In Congress-
which has already assembled and has held several pre-.
hmnary meetings to get things IN order after so long
recess.
The launches OF the Powhatan were out for practice
on the LIST inst, and making slight mistake IN their
range they fired shot right through the Roma Hotel at
"the Point" There were a number OF people in the
house at the time but luckily OF them hurt
understand that the damage done has been settled by
the ship. ..t.MM0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05

Movements Of the spanish Flect-Rev elutien
at Cerro do Pasco-Matters In the Argentine
RepubIic-The Revolution Of Mendoza q ain
iuG Ground. &C.. &c.
LIMA, Peru, Feb. IA, 1857.
By the steamer Peru get the that the United
States steamer Pensacola arrived at Valparaiso about the
goth OF January from Montevdeo The Spanish vessels
Almanso Conception and Navas de Tooza arrived 1t the
latter place on the December H. The day after arrival
Admiral Mendes Nunez issued proclamation 10 the
Spanish residents Of Uruguay and Buenos Ayres stating
that he wanted 70 round and eight the allied
republics. Report says they coming round with
four iron-clads The Standard Of Buenos Ayres says
that the Spanish feet will consist Of seven vessels and
twelve thousand men, that their intention 70 take the
island Chloe and their base Of operations
In Valparaiso the guns would all be mounted In
month, that " the feet goes there will not be Oh
fun for them a. was the first time.
REVOLUTION.
On the I'd Dr. Puntriano at Cerro de Pasco, taking
advantage OF the absence OF the Project persuaded the
troops stationed there 10 turn favor Of Canesco
He issued . proclamation, saying that Prado was
than..had taken away the rights Of millions OF Peru
signed ny thiee n'srs yiven Chile eight millions Of dol.
one ,oined them. and that Ioons we're COMING
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HAIL DETAILS TO FEBRUARY le.

- European mails by the Cunard steamship Asia,
data 70 the 18th Of February reached this city from
Bossa yesterday Thsnews by the Asia was fully an.
tsstsd by the arrival Of the French rsnsatlantc mail
ssmshb Pereire st this bort last Wednesday mornns
ssd her Aa advces to vey great sr,en. BY the ~.
Gin oorrtVoDdsnce and nesspaper reports frca the
sams snre, published u length in the Hs-Lp on
Thursdu ee 18th OF February.
By'oe ASH ~ have our special letters ~ mailed on
tkas ."e' 'nsudng one from our Dun correspond
~ k'.'ns ms scount Of the Feniap dtbreak and the
Gems - situation Il Affairs in Irelap>
-. S rom suex 10 Paris Feorusy II. BY r. do
IN sa rs visiting the -aa works o. the Isthmus
- - a.. Amy VIII admiral Lord ClaAence Paget
= =, "na~a Gove,,or OF Bombay, announces
'na1 "' " The Mediterranean now reash sera
vu~ 100 bales ofxoods coming from the
n'e.om y and consalnin artIcles destineo FOR
We universe. POSITION At Paris :. .,r..av ,.r.n ~.
| ny OF the hann Canal 10 the Mcda --
The Courier az Aurre OF February
| According 70 letterAtrom Corstant,nossys
ebrusry we Svernmeat has maj 'ne s1n Of
10 make 70 the ChrisNaA all the eoncessiod the Porte
With s dignity, and ed Indispensable s'm.
htion. -no s""
Letters from ConstsntinoSe - The 9Th Of Feb.
krrm that the Porte has conseied :, the .vacualonS
Inc fortress Of Belgrade The, works ,aisea asains
MONTENEGRO. on the frontier Of rs princisaty, have
been Destroyed. The policy OF cscessiou., prevsis
There WASH talk however, Of sending esh :. enforce
msnss iatdEpirus and Thsssay.
The Ionlon Tua<s Of the 18th Of March Gays 4.
The nrs meeting OF tho Neutrality Laws comm on -.
etopers wal held on Wednesday The 1871 in one ~ -
cclSmItist rooms " The House Of Lords
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ruspus cusIuM MOUSE lMsEOelIu.

three Deputies all Claiming the Ei4t Of
Succession 10 The Post of the Retiring
tsrtar. Iaar
PnrApsrgHiA, March 70"
The Custom House Was the scene Of some grs
Today. 8 snyder Leidy, who has been ~. ~.
Isc.or, claimed TO succeed as Collector UNI ..rra a.
governing In cases upon the expiration Ss...ve,.
eroe Of the Collector Collector Jobnstoy" y.uc,v
fec days since. appointed E. Reed ~
which approved by the secretayoa s The com.
tut Mr. Johnston veni 10 washingt6, second peputy
Mission the new Depuey lacked up Seeou IA M
Harbcson recognized The remov Of Ledy ous NJ ma
efhcal notice OF the appointment Of Mr. MeyeL n
shs,s vere three Deputies each CLAIMING 70
Collector until the receipt OF teleeramfroT anae
sesss,ns IN favor Of Mr.. Meyer who " ov:d sorn
s-.,,.. .or Tbvur-- the RADICAL Copee"' '''DV'
.oi kss' '>.pce by President Johnson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
Q { R N A N y.
our BERLIN CORRESPONDENCE.

Elections for the North German Pnrlia nent--
Triumph Of the Liberals in BerliAs-The
III she-s s"~ vete--Count Bismarck and
~. ana the Relation ss.sem in A ms
rr.uce, &c. BusrrS, Feb. II, load
IN. :, the 18th Of February, on when 'no
elections The North German raIs"'n' ..s,orv Of
-. nav pupd has passed everywhere with the utmost
@. and tranquility, no, the slightest d'su.oaa..
pens ~ Ia ye, from any quarter. The par',cps,
SOB " WV sS''" .-rus 10 have been more genera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
THE FE MAN s.

Reported Arrest of "General'' O'Connor.
LONDON, March Moon
Dispatches have been received here from Dublin
which announce the capture OF the famous Colonel
OConno leader Of the late Fenian revolt in Ireland
with tho title Of general He was overhauled by the
authorities at Athone westmeath county, nearly two
hundred miles from the scene Of the instruction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05

PORTLAND. March 4, 1857.
At the charter election to-day Augustus T. Stevens
was reelected Mayor The vote was a. folows:-A 3.
Stevens 1850; shurtlor, democrat, 7ll scattering q;
showing majority OF LIZA against e03 last year.
Aldermen and councilmen all republican. The
total vote was 500 smaller than last year.
Barn, Me-, March 4, 1867
~ "nicpal election in this city to-day resulted In
George W. wilcox, fapasm republican, BY 30 msjo-
IN IL city to-day by a unanimous vote. -..r
I'M ~ Ixwrsror, Ne, March Z, fe5..
the election in this city oday George n flIsouiy
republican was elected Mayer by very large mao',,
over A. Wakefield, democrat The Tepophos"s '''''
every wards
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KILLED on the HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.

PoucnKKErsrr, March 4, 1867
young man named Michael McCuskey died in this
city this morning under the following circumstances
Yesterday afternoon at I've o'clock he was engaged in
loading timber platform .. tho depot and stood
with hand upon the tender OF the locomotive Croon
and the other upon the car. The engine suddenly
started back throwing him directly under the wheels or
the tender which passed over him. cutting on both legs
The engine promptly stopped, but too late Every.
thing was done for him BY Drs Cooper and Campbell,
but ~ above stated, without success An inquest was
In accordance with the facts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
: RA N C {.

Trade 'sStrikes" and Discontinued Opera.
tives.
PARIS, March 4, 1867
"Strkes' for higher wages among the operatives Of
France very frequent The is raceable to the
increased price Of food
Press Prosecution.
PARIS, March 4, 1Ss7.
The government has commenced legal proceedings in
the Correctional Court against NJ Emile de Girardn for
leading editorial In his journal boldly criticsng the
policy Of the Emperor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
E u R 0 P E.
~>o~~~-~->o~~o-~>~>,o->
LORD DERBY'S CABINET RECONSTRUCTED
General 0'Connor, the Irish Fenian
Leader, Arrested.
Trade Strikes and Discomfort
in France.
Special Report of the Fenian
Rebellion.
Election Triumphs Of the German Democracy
and Defeat Of Bismarck and the
War Hero Candidates.
dc. DC. DC.
BY THE CABLE TO MARCH A.
{ N GL A N D

The Derby Cabinet Reconstructed-New Min
listers Appointed.
LONDON, March 4-Evening.
The following changes have been made In the English
Cabinet
The Duke Of Richmond becomes Colonial Secretary.
Sir John Pakington, Secretary OF War.
Sir Stafford Norhcote, First Lord Of the Admiralty.
Right Honorable h. J. Cory, Under Secretary for the
Colonies and N. Stephen Cave President Of the Board
Of Trade.
Lord Brougham on Franchise Extension.
LONDON March 4, 1857.
Lord Brougham has made speech strongly urging the
adoption Of the principle OF household suffrage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
couxECrruT POLITICS.

,se shswwss on the stump.
nsn"" BsrpcspoRr Conn, March =, 1857.
- Snowman, having failed 70 get he
7. sa,nam' 20. psrnum, the iron man, 70 Wy asd
etpe'shb wine" . stass a. public speaker has
s S%p s.s BE- -
ssrs .s,mo,e ~, %o .ass " vii sssemDaAS BIN
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Q { r N A N ".

The New Constitution by Bismarck.
BERLIN, March 4-Ev.nng.
Count Won Bismarck to-day laid before the Moth
German Parliament the dram Of new constitution Tor
the confederation Of the North German States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
oo" NEW STYLES
FOR 1867.
,cnENcK,s ruLMosIc syRus, sEAwEED TONIC

AND MANDRAKE PILLS.
deservedy celebrated and popular medcnes nave
eGected In the healing art and proved the fall
lacv maxms which have for many years ousct
"a tbe progress medical science The false upposuon
that Consumption ncursbe' deferred phymcisns from
10 remedies for that disease and patients
aGiicied With reconcied themselves 70 death without
making any effort escape from doom when shey sup
posed 70 be unavoidable II IL now proved however, that
Consumption be cured and that has been cured "
great Of them apparently des
persie BY scheucks Pumcnic syrup alone and IN
other oascs by medicine, In connection with
seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pis one or both
according 70 the requirements Of the case Dr. schenck
than twenty Eve years. was supposed A. one time 70 be
Ma csss hopeless and abandoned hun TO- his fate He
cured BY The aforesaid Syrup and since his recovery
thousands similarly Afflicted have used Dr. schenck's med
cnes with the remarkable success Foil directions for
The use Of them accompany each bottle
New York every Tuesday from A. ~ 20 p. N. A full
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05

Lord Cranworth tchairmanl Lord Houghtou SIR husn
Cairns DR. Lushington, Sir W. Erie, Baron Bram"eil,
Sir j. Phlimore, Sir Rounded Palmer, Dr l%iss, NJ.
Vernon Harcourt Q C. Mr.. Barring, NJ p NJ o.esory'
N. p; Mr. Foster, NJ r. Mr. Abbott and III. onsio~'
the secretary, were also in attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, March 4-Noon.
The Canard steamship Australasan. Captain Cook,
chic LEFT New York the Goth OF February arrived
hers@ roxie 10 Liverpool early this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

GaribaIdi to Arm for the Cretans.
FLoREsck March 4, 1857
General Garbald, having sent his sons to Crete
promises now 70 20 himself and take up arms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money MS.rch Noon
consols for money yr s5e ;'s sssu RI ms
T,a ouenine rates are follows
rr,e Railway shares.
Illinois Central lex div. .o,s
United states hve-twenty bonds. a3A
The bonds opened before Official nours AZ 1913 or 'no
,.-rs ~ Iss2 and ~ asked for the issue Of 1865.
LONDON, March A-Evening.
Consols closed at 81 for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES
closed At the following quotations -o.<
Tinted States nve-twenes. 90
Illinois Central shares tex dv.) 10y
Eric Railway shares. oo>s
The Frankfort Bourse.
FRANKFORT, March 4-Ereufns
United States bonds closed at 1914.
The Liverpool Cotton mar.e.. ~.oy
LIvERrool, March - 1000
rba sales Of cotton to-day win prohsssssy ,cnort
haIes Prices have declined "a ...... -. .131S
Middng uplanas .....H
kiddlng orisans''- r,vvxrooL, March l-.Evening
The ccs.-. nsrIss ssyencs Of Nd, uddIing upiands
go d~o,sS Al lsid pesb The sass Of the day foot
0p wv ,,vrrn-ol Breadstsns Market.
LIvtRPooI- March Moon.
csnssI Cstn has declined to 3es 3D. per quarter for
mixed western
| Liverpool Prov hions Market.
va LIVERPOOL, March Moon.
-. narkot Is quiet Lard50s 3D. per cwt for Ameri-
| can 1porf and bacon unchhged.
| Liverpool PrSduce Market.
| M LIVERPOOL, March Moon
s,rns petroleum. I'D. pr gallon; refined petroleum,
I'd spirits turpentne, BIS 3D. per cwt for Carolina.
LffRroor, March 4-Evcning
Ashes are quoted at 3ls. Tor pots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
James Stephens En- Route.

Reports from Killarney state that excitement much
Less No collision has taken place. The military are
stin In pursuit. and many Feniam known 70 be In
the woods and the mountains unable to escape the
guards
Dublin IL quiet, The troops are ready for instant
service.
stephens is reported 70 be making bis way 10 tho
South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamship Henry Chauncey. Captain Gray, from
Spnwaii the cath ulL, arrived at this port last
night The following is her specie .ist;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05

~rurr.BERo's GERMAN OIETMENT.-wARRANTRDA
without the slightest danger, for piles old
al bone aud SKIN dieenses
'.-tnsl drnaaists-
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RECONSTRUCTION IN THE SOUTH.
Action Of the Virginia Legislature.

Action Of the Virginia Legislature.
RICHMOND, Va, March 4, 1857.
The prompt passage OF the Military bill over the veto
Of the President the subject Of deep and dis
cussion among all classes, and the whole gives gen.
era satisfaction The General Assembly convened TO-
day, and Governor Pierpoint sent to that body an
elaborate message upon the situation, counseng them
to accept the Of the bill in its full and true
and to call convention for that purpose. Resolutions
calling convention was referred committees In both
houses large number Of the General Assembly hoped
the President would, by signing the BILL conciate the
radicals and friendly reunion OF all parties but his
refusal forfes his claim to further support from
the people Of Virginia These also the views Of
leading citizens who anxious for speedy return TO
prosperity under the Congressional reconstruction plan
The Feeling in Augusta. Ga.
AUGUSTA, Ga, March 4, 1857.
Meetings being called TO consider the recommends
tions of Governor The public opinion is divided,
OF the papers in favor OF the accept
an e; but the majority OF the people are strongly
opposed to IT,
The Feeling in Atlanta. Ga.
ATLANTA Ca, March 4, 1867.
public meeting OF citizens held this day to consider
the condition Of the country largely attended. Re
solutions approving OF the OF the Sherman bill and
the course Of Governor Brown rejected The meet
ing then divided the minority, approving the Sherman
bill, withdrawing they will hold meeting to.nght Tho
majority organized meeting, and passed resolu
tions counseng quiet submission the BILL but char
acterzng 1t as harsh and unjust expressing approval
noble OF President Johnson asserting that
the honor aud manhood OF the Southern people were
the freedom of the people be bartered away
the provisions of the Sherman bill the resolutions
stems TO test the consutonality OF the bill
Supreme Court Of the United states
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The Feeling in Atlanta. Ga.
A., .~r. IA March 1GAs

MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE. sle
ST PAU, March 2 1897
The Senate bill providing sinking fund for the pay.
ment old State railroad bonds passed 'ne NOUS"
tod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05

Mosquera's Designs Upon the United States
III Treatment Of Americans-The Political
situation in Colombia X evolution in Peru
Matters In Panama. &c.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
NASHVILLE, March 4, 1857.
The ,~onos,,,or In the House to-day TO repeal the
section on The franchise prohibiting negroes from
ONCE or Sewing a. jurors lost by . vote Oh 'nFee
majority.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To tie Sheriff Of Dalas County, Greatly =
NvHEREAS, William Bonner, enc of The
w heirs and distributes of The estate
of u. O. Bonner, late Of pals! cptnty, do
ceased, bag filed IL. the ,iGsc Of the County
Clerk of Dallas county. Texas, His petition
praying for II partition and distribution of
the cstnte'or sail 4. o. Bonner deceased.
You are therefore commanded 10 sum,
mon by publication, Il. G. lIaraway and
William L. llaraway, residents of the State
of Alabamt, and heirs at Inv Of said Bon
ner, deceased, to be and appear at the Oc-
tobcr Term of the County Court of Dallas
County for lrnbate business to be holden
at the Court llOnse thereof, in the town OF
Dallas, on the last M.,pAny in October 1867.
lit being the 2Slh day thcrcof) then and
there to show cause, if any they have why
partition and distribution of saidi estate
If L. o. Bonner deceased, should not be
made % prayed fq. 10y VIM. Bonner.
Herein ia,.. not, hui due return. make as
the law directs.
> Given under my hand and tic
SEAL seal of the County Court, Dallas
.S6NICounty, Texas, this the 18Th day
Of September 1861
jas. ?. THOMAS c.. C. c., D. c..
1;lLti
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05
the STATE O2 TEXAS,

COUNTY nl lANhLhr
H. N. Shrr,F II g1rI.r County, q. eating 2
NOV are her by commando 10 summon
y Join ", Books, whose residence is
puERnwn 10 De and appear bo'oro the Dis
lIicl Court Of sN.d comfy, 10 be Bed al The
Court House ihr,cul In Ihp Town Of Woalh-
ermrd, on lhc i2'h Monday after the 2nd
Monday in August \, u, 1857, then aud
there To answer the petition Of Mary T..
Brooks MS exhibited against hin the said
john ". Brooks, ip which pcIlIion plainiiiE
nllrdgrs'tlnt slr H. The wife of defendant.
Plaintiff ayers that at the time of her mar
riagc with said defendant she Vas only
about fourteen ycsrI OF Egc, cad that said
marriage was against ihe consent Of bcG'
parents, anl dcivuaint lailins TO obtain
hco parents conscui 10 said marriage, rg,
cd the necessary papers to the clerk of
Parker county, using her fathers name
without his leave, thereby obtaining the Ii.
ccnsc through fraud, aud TINT defendant is
of n very had character generally, Where
fore she prays fora divorce.
Herein fail no., but OF this writ make due
return aslhc law directs.
Issued September 10Th \. D. 1867.
- Witness, b. l.. Rchpy, Clark &c
SEAL the Distlic, rGurt ir Parkcr
NV county, aud his seal Of Office i'm
the town of Wcnlherbrd This the 10th
day Of Sept. 1867.
b. h. RICuEY, c. D. g., p. C. Y.
certify this to be II true copy of tho
original now in my hands, this Sept l0th,.
1867. Al. BELL,
l;3w. Deputy Sheriff Parker Co.,