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Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
xFDNENEsVRATOrs's SALE.

On Friday the 18th day of Februa- " 1867, shall'se to the highest bidder at the town of Des Arc all the personal prop erty belonging to the estate of ". +. Walsh deceased, consisting of Medical Library and ether miscellaneous books household furni- ture, etc. One COW and calf. and many other articles. NJ, B. WALSH,
 Adminstratrix. nes Are Feb L 1SG1-tds
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02

will on the 18th day of February next. at the town of Des Arc, sell to the highest bidder for cash, the residue of the personal property belonging 10 the estate of x. s. Graves deceased, consisting oft small lot of hogs some household furniture and table ware, etc II. r. YAUGHAN, -,..
 Administrator. Des Are. Feb. 1. 1SG7-tds
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

COUNTY OF PRAIRIE. In the Circuit Court of said County, on the Chancery side thereof, before the Clerk. in vacation of said Court, January I7th, 1867. Sophia P Means, Complainant
 vS,
 Mary F. Rembert. widow of l..
 C. Rembert, Deceased, and Bill to Thomas J. Rembert James C. enforce Rembcrt Nicholas l.. Rembert, vendors Lewellen Remhert, and Sarah hen. F. Rembort, heirs at law of l.. c.
 Renlbert, Deceased,
 Defendants
 This day appeared complainant by solici- tor, and filed her bill of complaint against defendants, the object of which is to fore close vendors lien on the south east quarter Of the south east quarter of section twelve, in township three north, range five west. ly- ing in Prairie county; and it appearing by the affidavit to said bill annexed, that the de iendants are non-rcsidents of this State. If Is therefore ordered that they be notified of the pendeney ef said bill against them, by publication of a copy of this order, in some newspaper printed in this State, for the num- her of times, and within the time prescribed ny the statute, and that unless they shah ap- pear on or before tho fourth day of the Au gust term thereof. 1897, and then, there ex- cept- plead, answer or demur to said bill, the same will be taken as confessed against them. anu an inteIlocutory decree entered accord ingly.
 WN. GO0pRUM, Clerk. true copy from the record Attest: WI GOOpRTN
 ian2G-2t Clerk
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
DR. J. A. BOUSBLAu1
 LATE OF LOUISVILLE kENi'I NOW PERMANENTLY lV7
Des Are, Ark ai''

Gan be consulted, and attend :, %I ..,. ic Diseases, including the i0ily 1pJ
 Palpitationn of the Hear'' Tt ,a,. '1r \ Cancers and all kinds Of l u'n' .,ie sia, Lungs and Cough, hzus, sJat mel out of the system, Pllc' '' of Itch, Fevcrs and Aguo'
 To THE AFFLICTED IA' sn ? give particular attention Y .nocsl A peculiar to the sex, and TT \. D class of diseases peculiar 'p ,,,,s. a southern or relaxed a.es elllDs tious performed upon e'n''' knife. c.li,,y. < Des Arc Hotel. Consli'i,s ,ss.. /
 Dcs Are, January i''
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02

A New Bedford lady lately wrote to publishing house for copy of "Gellert, or Trust in God, and received the sad reply: "There's no Trust i'll God te be found ia Boston"
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02

gsyn A Washington correspondent says the late decision of the Supreme Court en the Test Oath, Twill undoubt- edly influence the action of the Execu- tive to some practical extent, and We may confidently expect that the South will be relieved from the alternative of having either the few small civil offices there filled by itinerant Yankees, or be deprived of mail and other facilities aItopether" "4f -f
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02

pattern after their American neighbofs. Their enterprise and business tact are a, .,reater than many persons have any
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
WANTED.

Man with small family, to live on my
 farm near the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad. There is a comfortable cabin on the place. will furnish him land to 'cultl- xatc, the benefit of garden and orchard to use and pay him wages 10 superintend twenty hands and deal out rations. Call soon.
 January 30. 1867. WI. c. HAZEN. ' Wish to purchase few good mules or l horses.
 Jan 30, 1867. WMeC, HADbA' ' Have buggy and two OK wagons for sale I cheap
 Jan, 30, ISG7-tf WM. C. HAAEA.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02

E.s~ Emerson Etheridge has becn sug cestcd as the conservative candidate for
 -srnor of the state ofrennessc.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02

Rs~The Holly Springs (Miss.) Repor- ter of the 18th, complains that there has not been any rain in that noighborhood for six weeks. and that the roads arc as dry and dusty as in midsummer, whilst there is hardly any water left in the ponds and wells.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
STATE OF ARK SNSAS, c.,
 COUNTY OF WOODRUFF. '1e''

Tn the Woodruff Circuit Court, October Term,
 Monday, October 22d. l86G. Patterson S Cause. A
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02

gss-The bill for preventing negroes or mulattoes from sitting on isries in Colorado vetoed by Governor Cum mings, was passed over his veto hy the Legislature.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02

HACKS, buo>~--
 any part of the country. heassS the day, week CT month, .r,Irp
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02

Memphis Avalanche, l
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

Des Are, Feb. |. ts67-tds
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02

Various bills were introduced to-day including one to repeal the tax on cot ton and sugar.
 The Impeachment resolutions were brought up and laid over until Mon day.
 In the Senate the Colorado. bill was returned with tie objections of the President.
 The Tariff biN.wassalso. discusscd,-
Des Arc citizen., 1867-02-02
NOTICE.

Des Are, Feb. fst ls67-rds
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-28

Noticing last spring, the recommendations
of Scion Robinson, the Agricultural editor of
the New York Tribune, and other members
Of the American Institute Farmers Club,
whose discussions are published weekly in
that paper, of new article for covering the
roofs and walls of buildings, made of finely
pulverized slate and coal tar, which was said
to be imperyious to water, unaffected by heat
or cold. and superior in every respect to quar-
ried slate, we opened correspondence with
the company at New York, with view, for
the benefit OF our readers, of ascertaining
more fully the nature of the ingredients, the
philosophy which could explain the alleged
fact that it would not shrink or crack, but
would grow better by age and last forever,
the cost of the material, the mode of its ap-
plication, &C., &C., and raised the inquiry
through these columns of any person in
Maine or elsewhere who had used it, how far
they found it to answer the pretensons put
forth in its behalf In return we received
various pamphlets and letters from the com
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-28
1eThss Gsg'ee Ao'e"rs per annMne, In advance.


pany secretary, which answered unite CLEAR
'Ho fa's.i0Ns proposed-all excepting
those which should explain why and where
fore the plastic slate spread upon a roof
would not yield to the shrinxage or svaIl;ng
of the boards upon which it was laid. For
some cause or other questions of this sort
were overlooked in the replies.
Since that time we have had opportunity
to converse with some gentlemen who have
used the new roofing and during the short
test which they have had, they have express
ed rather favorable opinion of it; however,
we know of no one yet who has been able
TO mark the effects of both summer and win
yer upon it. One gentleman we have con-
Versed with, whose business it is to cover
roofs with slate or any other material which
his employers direct, and who has had more
or less experience in applying the plastic
slate, says that no lettings laid under
the plaster, nor anything else will prevent
the external surface cracking whenever the
boards beneath it shrink or swell, and that
the action of the sun in summer will LIQUID
that in time these will disintegrate and pass
off in the rain, thus finally leaving the roof
denuded Of its plastic covering.
Within few weeks we have noticed
this subject renewed in the discussions
of the American Farmers Club, and, if we
Judge Alright, Mr.. Robinson is not so conf
dent in his good opinion as he was year
ago. Gentlemen from various parts of the
United States who have tried this material
express their disappointment in it.
As we called attention to this subject near
ly year ago, and may have been the means
of exciting s,me in the merits or demerits of
the Plastic Slate Roofing, we have felt it due
to all concerned that we should give the re-
suits of our investigation, so far as we have
been able 10 reach correct conclusions. They
are expressed above. o0 gar TRAxI.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-28

Speaking of the Emperors's speech. M.
Emile du Giradin, in La Liberte, says: This
discourse is long, but it contains only four
words, Pair Grmee- liberte rsiprinee." ARM
ed peace-liberty repressed.
While up to your knees in snow and
slusb, just think OF the fact that the residents
ofmauy parts of Texas are complaining of the
rayaces of countless numbers of grasshoppers,
which are seriously damaging their gardens
and turnip-felds! ..-
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r- .r "NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 10, 1867.
Il will try and bring my body nv
self-never was better able to do so in nv life.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-28
n. q. FUSIEh, PEOPRIEToH.
1ERas:- Eight Dollars ysar in adv ance

HE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS rs published
everg day, SUNDAY excepted, at No. Printers
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland.
n. a. FOSTER, PROPRIETOR.
1ERas:- Eight Dollars ysar in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, ia published at the
same place every Tbursday morning at $500 year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvERTIsTNa.-one inch OF space,in
length OF column, constitutes a ''aquare."
l.50 per square daily first week. IS cents per
week atter three ensertions, less, st0o continu-
ing every other day alter fret week, 80 cents.
Halt square, three Insertions less, % CENTS ono
week. Ace; 50 cents per week after
Under head of "AMUsEMFNrs, - oppef SQUARE
per week: three insertions or less, sloo.
SPECIAL NOTICES. 81 .25 per square ior the nrst IN
Eeron and 25 cents per square for each Subsequent
Insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PREssn (which has large circulation in every par
II the Siatclior S1.o0 per square for first insertions
snd 30 cents per square for each subsequent nser-
iop.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-28
PRESS.

PORTLAND. II

Saturday M 'rning, December %, 1867.
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Ornifhology in inc Senate.

The correspondent Of tho Baltimore
Gasetfe has the following on the above
subject
Early this morning Mr.. Drake, the
new senator from Missouri, got his comb
cut by the little game cock (Conncss).
il indeed bird of that genus eau be
said TO have comb TO cut. The Mis-.
souri, S.nator entered the national barn.
yard with evident aspirations for no.
ioriety, and appeared nightly pleased
with the notice taken OF him by Sum
ner. the old gubbler, of Massachusetts
aud Howard, thu MichigaH,l,r. On
this occasion Mr.. Drake seemed tn con
slider himself liucal descendant Of the
Irishmans game cock. ",rhnh eoHkiat
D, tripod" and felt himself personally
reflected upon BY an allusion of the
C.lilarnia Senator to hase gcafism-n
who desire to protract the session -
Mr.. CONFESS assured the gentleman
las he was assured yesterday By another
senator, in like way) that he was
not within the compass Of his thoughts;
but that il upon entering the Senate
chamber the gentleman hid put a chip
upon his head and daily thus dared
Senator's 10 knock il off; Or, it he was
ctry DESTROYS of somebody trcaliug on
his tail, he would berorc long fad his
position in that body an exceedingly
uncomfortable one. ,lr. Drake sub.
,idal.
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Special Notices.
e.. Schcnck's E'uiInonIc
syrup.

This great medicine cured Dr.. J. n Schenck,
the Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Communion,
when II had assumed II, most Formidable. al.
pset, and when speedy death appeared tn be
issvitabie His physicians pronounced his case
tiaeurahle, when he Commenced tn use II this
simple but powerful remedy. Iii. health was
ifstiorsd In very short time, and M return ui
th. disease has been apprchcndcd, fur all the
b,npt"m' quickly disappeared. and hi present
weight |. more than two hundred puun,lt.
since his recovery, he has devoted hi. alton
iioa .tclaively 10 the cure of Communion.
bad the diseases which are usually complicated
'ri,h IL. and the cures effected by liz medicine.
pare oscn very numcrou, aud truly wonderful.
Dr. Schenek makes professional yisiis To scvc-
pal Of the larger cities weekly. where he la,
tinEr eoneoursc OF patients, and II Is truly So.
;"nuhing To sec pnor cansumptivcs thithuvr To
p Ifted out OF their carriages, aud IL E.w
sn"h'hs hvslthy, rubast prrsun'. Du. Scnt>rA' :
PrtsoSIe srHcP, SrtN EEn T"NIc, and NAV
f1iEE ftLLs are generally al required In cur.
lag Consumption. Full directions accompany
bach. 50 that AM one can take ihrm without
teeing DR.. schenck, but when il /. convenient
= Is best to see him lie gives advice free, but
lor Thorough examination with hi, E-s,,irnm.
<t-r bis Zee |, three dollar.
4 Please observe, Nhcn purchasing. that the
$50 hkenessrs Of the portur--nnr When ia the
ls't stage Of consumption. sud tho other ls b.
pow IL, In perfect health --aar on the Govern.
beat stamp.
n Sold BY all nruggi.ts and Dealers. P,icr 50
f.r hottie, OF $3.50 IA hall dozen. Lci,cr- tor
iriee should AWAY. b, directed t. Dr
h-nck'i Principal 0li,c, No. Is North 9Th
<treet, Philadelphia, Pa
C'heral Wholesale Agents D,mns Barnc.
q o., n. Y; :, :. liince. Baltimore, Md.
'ha u. Park. Cincinnati. Ohio Walker 4
Taylor, Chicago, Hi Collins Iirn.., 81. i.oai',
DC, drCaO-3d " "
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE.

iBNllE du'ic, Of this Institution will he ..
sumr'i IN MONDAY, 18th DAY OF
MARCH. lNiii.
Mhiic il J., designed To make instruction
IN the theory and practice OF Agriculture the
peculiar feature OF the College. provision i,
niadc Tor full coarse of Collegiate instruc.
ilon, embracing the Latin. Greek. French.
German. Italian and Spanish languages, or
any of them, q course of Mathematics. Men.
tai au,l Moral Science. History. and the stu.
dy oiihc English LANGUAGE aud Literature.
Natural History and Natural Philosophy
ia their several branches will have special
attention. Military tactics will be taught.
There viii be no Preparatory School. hut
a selected English and Scientific course NAV
be taken i, the students option. No one
received under ysnrs o.! age
For circular aud further information, al
dress
y. b. WODTHlNGTON, Register, kc..
Office American Farmer, Baltimore.
marliit
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la the Circuit Court for Carroll county
Maryland, sitting as Court of Equity.
:. MARcu IND, 1867.
Mary Rnihart TNiIR object Of this
aud others, suit il 10 procure a
rs. decree for the safe OF
Susanna Rinehar the Real Estate whereof
and others. u certain Joseph lline.
hart, late Of Carroll county, in the State of
Maryland, deceased died seized, for the
purpose OF distributing tho proceeds Of sale
| among the heirs at law of said deceased.
The Bill states, in substance that ON or
about the lth day Of October in the year
1866, the said Joseph Rinehart died, seized
IN fee simple ofabout one hundred and four
acres Of land, situated in Carroll county
aforesaid, particularly described in the Bill
aud accompanying Exhibits, and leaving n
widow NAMED Cuharine Rinchnrt, Of Car
roll county, surviving him, and the follow.
ing children aud grand children NJ his only
heirs ut law TO wit; bis children. Mary Rine.
hart, Elizabeth Buck wife Of solomon
Buck William ii. Rinehart. Louisa House.
iel wife OF Andrew llouseiel. George l.ine.
mart, Ca,hnrinc Miller wife Of George Miller.
who are all compliments in the Bill aud
ms children Susanna iHnehart Eli Rinehart.
and Amelia Rinch9rt and two grand chill.
drcn, named George Ruotf and Jacob RuoIT.
The only children OF Mary Ruoif, adaughier
OF said Joseph Rinehart deceased who was
the vile ota certain Jacob Ruoif, and de.
parted this life before the death of her said
iMhor winch sail Susanna liinchart. Eli
h9ehnri, Amelia Rinehaft, George Ruofr
ana Jacob ltnof DR., are the defendants in
inc BIii' are al minors, under the age OF
twenty one years, and reside in Carroll
county aforesaid, except the said George
hn0h and Jacob RuOR Jr., who reside out
o. nc STATE OF Maryland, to wit in Phia.
dr!lghn 10 the State of Pennsylvania.
The till further states that the sail hand
cannot be- divided among the parties entitled
thereto without loss or injury; that it would
30 to the advantage of all parties interested
that the snmc should be sold and the pro
cceds divided among them accorlingto their
respective interests therein and prays for
such sale GHdera decree of said Court, and
inr the writ of subpoena against .aid resident
Defendants, Gnd for an order Of Publication
against said absent Defendants.
1t is thcreupun adjudgel and ordered that
the Complaluants, " causing copy of this
order to be- lnsertcln some newspaper pub
lishcd IN Carroll county, once in each of
Tour successive weeks, before the Ith duy Of
April lodI, give notice to the said absent
Defendants, Of the object AID substance of
thus Bill, and warn them to appear in this
Court, 10 person or by Solicitor, on or be.
fore the sth day Of July next, to answer the
premise, and show cause, it any they have.
why decree ought not 10 pass a. pri,yed
, MM. A. MukELLlP, elk.
True copy--rest:
mar''h Nm. A. McKrLrir, elk.
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Alderney Cattle,

The Sale Of Live Stock will take place on
the frs, day, and that of Implements on the
second
Catalogues will be published carly ia March,
giving pedigrccs Of the more importan, mi
mails and general description OF the others,
and of the Implements. The rule of this
sale will be that every article or animal shall
be- sold to the highest bidder, aud should, in
any exceptional ease, the owner desire TO
bid upon lot set up. he will do so in prr
sou, hut he will not bid upon the stations,
nor upon the Cattle. Persons unable to ut
tend the sale, may send orders to the Auc.
unnceg, WIN will execute them To the hest
ct hiS Juds Arrangements will be
made to conduct the sale under shelter, So
that there will be uu postpOnement On ac
count of weather. The undersigned will!
cudcagor 10 provide means OF transportation
from aud To Bells Switch Station, On the
Western Maryland Railroad, three miles
from like,Nile, and 10 secure comfortable
accommodations in the ucighborhood for
persons from a distance, who may wish to
remain over night,
Terms % StLE.-FoF sums Of less than
Slh, cash for sums Of more than SlOU,
notes bearing interest at four or six months.
with approved security, or cash on which n
discount Of ! per cent, will he allowed
j. II. MCllENRY. Pixies lille. VA.
ions 5. NICHOLAS, Auctivucrr.
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Know Thy bcSt,ny.

H.hiss =. !. TuoH >rpV III goat Euyii,l,
! srcl"si.t. Glairvoyant anil r.vrhamctri-iin.
Pho hs. s'inni-hed I'll, sci .,iitir clh,.t. nC III,
~ W"Ild. hs, pow loeat 4 her. Ii ~ ilul.un.
4. !, N.lame Thornton rp .,s., .arli won.
49-riai powers "f second sight, 10 enable her
inP,si kapslsdsc nj the great Il Importance
h- .ingie or married. If ci,h = tx. Nhllr
state Of trancc. 81, della 'Jts- III, very fra-
pre Of the persnn you are IA mary, and by
f.hd 81 an instrnmepto OF intense power, khoN n
hs f'rehcinotFope. gusrhuter- Ia produce .
Fix picture of the lUtare husband ar wiz
the applicant. together Sith date If mar
ig., position in life, leading trait, ut cl,atar-
n. Ac- 1bis is 10 humbug, a. thou sand, al
'im'niala can assert. Sii, will s"r when
Fafed certified ccFtiiieAtt. ar written guar
i'c' that I'll ricturc i.phat 1t rurpo7ts To- he
eneiosing small lock Of hair. aud ,isiiaa
,ss ~ birth, ags, di,posi,ion aud rtnplcIinn
sne'e'inS fifty cents and stamped envelope
stressed To yourself. You will receive tl' pie.
re and desired information hy return nall. -
communications sacrcdiy eoniidsntitl. Ad-
ZEE IN confidence MisAsg l.. +. TuoHN 5nN.
u BOX .21, Hudson, y. Y. fcb7.ly
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eHs- A ioUSG LADY returning to
n country home, after s.inurn Of a few
ea,h' In the CITY. was hardly recognized by
Henas. Ia place OF a coarse, rustic, flush
lace, abe had a soft ruby complexion of al
pst marble smoothncss. aud instead " turuty-
rec she really appeared but eighteen. Cren
fai,I a. TO the cause Of 20 great ,hangr,
pi4iniy told them tia, sho used the fie,ai.
- Baim, aud considered It an invaluable ac-
i.i'ian TO any Iady's toilet. Nv its U.S. any
ny or Gentleman can improve their personal
psarance an hundred fold II Ia ,inpie In
eomoinstion, as Nature herscifis siinp,e. yet
sarpascd In Its efficacy in drawing impari-
.i,am, also hesling, cleansing and bpaatiry.
fhe skin and complexion. By It, direct ac.
r. on the euticle II draws from il all il. iupu-
ss, kindly healing the same, and leaving the
Race a. Mature intended Il should be, clear.
Doth and beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail
Express. on receipt Of an order by
w. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. ? West fayeite St, Syracuse, \. v.
zoe only American Agent. for the sale Of the
re- fcbT.iy
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The snow storm.

The snow storm which prevailed here
during Saturday, extended over wide
area II was heavy at New York and
Philadelphia, aad snow fell brskly at
St. Louis all Ia morning al.o. At
Harrisburg the railroad train. were dc.
l.yed somewhat By the storm..
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world re-.
fsnsd Astrolngist aud So,una,nbulis,sc Clair.
yant, whue N elairvay ant state. ielienate.
very FEATURES OF the person ynu are 10 mar
and by the aid OF an iastruincut er intense
Fer, known as the sPsy ehomo.-ope. auaran.
p to produce perfect and life.likc picture Of
future husband or wife Of the spplicant
u date OF marriage, occupation, laadins
IT, OF character. 40. Til. Is no Imposition,
stating place Of birth. age. disposition, color
eycs and hair, and enclosing ffty cent, and
mped envelope addressed To yourself, you
receive the picture BY return mail, togeili-
with desired information.
Address III conidcncr. M,ptxg GSnrnraE
srsroy, 2. 0. Box 2o7, Wet Troy, y. Y.
3ept. u, en-.
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Estate Of Elizabeth Gctiicr, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that III, Sub.
~ scriber has obtained from the ORPHANS
Court ofCarroll county, letters of ldministra
ton on the Personal Estate Of Elizabeth
Gctiier. hate Of Carroll county. decd. An
persons having claims agains, SAID estate arc
hereby warned W exhibit the same within
SIX months frym tiSr date, otherwise they
mas by law be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment
JOHN Il. GETTiER,
isb-o'h Administrator
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NO. 9l2 EQEITY.
NOTICE.

WANrED,-A Superintendent or Keen.
w or, y take charge ofthe Fcstminsfer
Cemetery.
Proposals e. suclrscrvice and the add.
tional labor required, will be received by the
Secretary until the 22id instant.
The duties &c. Of the position can be
learned from the President or Secretary.
who will furnish duplicate copies Of same Il
required.
by order Of the Board,
L. X. GEENAND,
marii'2t Secretary,