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The Presidents had veto of the
Bill Of Eoual Rights for the District
Of Columbia ready last Thuwday, but
at tho last moment decided not to send
il IN, making IL necessary fov Con +.
gress TO pass il for the third time.
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House and Lot for Sale.

L oCArEp on Monroe Street. First Ward OF
IL Tim, aud well improyet. inquire of
GIBSON A PENNINGTON.
Dec, 10, 1871. nO9f
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About Town. Excellent skating
is reported on the river,--thc water
having flooded the old ice and frozen
new snrface.----Thc trade on Tur-
kics has been very lively the past
week, IN, preparation for "Christmas
dinners. Geo. K. Huss has some
very tasty Chromos, in beautiful
framcs,-spleudid presents for the
holidays.---Tho Firemeu's Fair
opened last night at National Hall,
with a grand display Of holiday
goods.
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Complete Pictorial HI.,Ory OF the Times"
o.
"1ks best. cheapest. and most successfui
Family Paper In the UniOn."
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CARRIER's ADDREss.-The regu.
lar address Of the "carrier-boy will.
DO delivered to our patrons through
the columns Of the paper, next week.
Be ready with your dimes.
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Congress adjourned on the goth J.,
until af'er tho holidays.
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OLD EYEs MADE
NEW, easily. with
out doctoror med
iciuea.
Sent post paid,
on receipt Of ioctf,
DR.. \. b. FOoTE,
No. ii0 Lex. Ave.
Cor East 20 stE.Y
.CouroRT n CvRR
ron rHr RUrruN-
rD. SentpOut paid
on receipt OF 10
cents. Address
|Dr.E. d. FoOTE,
.(author Of Medical
Com. Sense. No 10
Lex. Av., Cor. East
'25th st., N. Y.
Sent in sealed en-
Ivelope on receipt
|of 10 cts. Address
,Dr. r. u. FOOTE.
mo. ITO LexinKton
lAvenlIe. Cor. East
I2Sth street, n. !,
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"A Repository OF Fashion, Pleasure, and In
structiOu.'
d
II ARPER'S Bazaar,

The Publishers will commence, on November
lst, the issue Of Harper's Ba11r, n Weekly Illus
trated FaNily journal, devoted to Fashion and
Home Literature, Their aim is two-foll: to sup.
ply the existing need Of Weekly Fashion News
paper mud to combine Herewith frst-class
literary Journal which will be Indispensable to
every household.
Arrangements have been made, at an immense
cost, with the most celebrated of the Fashion
llaEar Of Berlin, which supplies the fashions TO
the leading Journals of Paris o furnish the same
to them in advance, SO that henceforth the fash.
ions will lappear IN Hnrperis BazNr simultaneous
~ with their publication in Paris and Berln--an
advantage enjoyed by no other journal in the
tolutry,
The patrons of Harpers Bazaar will receive
every fortnight large pattern. plates, containing
from forty to any flll-slzed patterns of ladies'
and chndron's bonnets, clOaks, dresses, under
clothing, and other articles, accompanied with
cAslonally an elegant Colored Fashion Plate Of
the sito OF Harper's Weekly,
Harpcrs BaIar will contain l6 folio pages OF
the size OF Harper's Weekly, printed on super.
hne ccelendered paper, and will be published
weekly. ,'f
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
lS0s.
Tho Publishers have perfected a syatem OF
mailing BY which they can supply tho MAgaslne,
Weekly, aud Batar promptly 10 those who prefer
70 receive their periodicals directly ffom the
Onoe OF Publication. PostmaAters and others
deslrous Of gettingup Clubs will be supplied with
ashow.bill on application.
The postage on HarperA Baxar Is 90 cents
year, which must be paid at the subscribers
postothee.
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GROCERIES AUD PRaEISINVS.

ofall descriptions, Candles Nuts, Cigars and To-
easeo, etc Give us call -, l.'
Iima, ohio, Nov. a 1851. : : saoee
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THE SANDTSKY REGISTER.
PROSPECTUS rOIS 1905.
PRICE REDUCED.
DAILY MORNING EDlTioi

PRICE REDUCED.
DAILY MORNING EDITION,
ny NAIL per year o.
siN W
One copy extra to clubs OF eight
q
The DAILY Morning Register now reaches THIN
" 92O A. M.--eight hours IN advance Of the Ciu-
cgnnati repers, and contains the ssns news In
nished TO subscribers in Ttfiiu by the week,
month. or year, by Mt O. r. Huss, neWs-dealer.
TRIwEERLY EDITION.
rrsLrsntb syERI TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AXE sATuR-
pAV.
Single .qb'c5ibsr' Per 1 yssE g ...-..'t 90 90
thrue months. ......,........ o.
Clubs Of Eve and upwArd-each ..........;..... 80
one copy extra to clubs Of ten.
o
wEEEIY EDITION.
PrBtrsufp EVERY FRIDAY.
Single subscribers, per eary"...~......."~-s2 90
SIX inonths.......... &c. 0O
Clubs Of Ave and upward-eoch... 90
" six months, each IS
NOW Is THE TIME FOR CLUBS.
The REofsrrR, in ail its editions, Daily, Tri .
Weekly, and Weekly, has recently been enlarged
by the addition Of four columns, and is now
printed from entirely new type. The Weekly s
now one OF the largest journals in Ohio,
is second 70 none IN quantity and quality
Of matter furnished. 1t contains each week
an average Of TuiRrY COLUMNS OF READiND MATTER,
consisting of editorials all topics Of public in
tereat, interesting correspondence, n summary
OF Congressional and Legislative proceeding
when these bodies are IN session.
POPULAR TALES AND SKETCHES,
Humorous anecdotes and paragraphs, and sew.
cral columns Of carefully prepared general and
ful weekly review Of the markets in all the lead
ing citics--s sTticular attention beng given 70
the livestock market.
An Agricultural Department. oarcfully edited,
viii be q prominent feature Of the Weekly for
1868, ample space to bo devoted TO Grape Culture
aud the general interests Of vineyard men.
In a word we shall endeayor TO furnish a worthy
family and general newspaper. Republican in
politics and elevated in character. Tho columns
Of the RrGisrER will not hc filled with the re-
voting details Of distant murders, foreign sui.
cdes aud city scandals Those who prefer that
style OF reading will have 10 find il elsewhere.
During the approaching Presidential campaign,
which promises TO be one Of tho most exciting
and important In our history. the REoIsrGR will
utter no uncertain sound /, will heartily sup
port tho nominee Of the Republican party, be he
Chase or Grant, or some other worthy American,
provided he represent the distinctive principles
OF the Republican organization. II viii not cease
TO demand economy In State and National Gov
ernments, and will seek TO tighten the burden of
nue. Laws, and the adoption Of wise financial
measure.
Particular attention is called TO tho low price OF
the WEEKLY REaIsrER. Address,
NETTLEToN WATERBURY,,
no9w2l Saniusky, Ohio.
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NEW FIRM.

Grocery and Provision store Situated al the
RAILROAD Depot, TINA, Ohio, are prepared TO eon-
tinue the business ~ NJ r Z ~ II
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SELLING Ar COST.

Will sell NY stock. eonsihtlag Of Agricultural
40, A., Al cost for thirty da~s +. @. DOWE.
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The DAILY Morning Register now reaches Tim
NJ 9:2O A. M.--eight hours in advance Of the Ciu-
clnnati napers, and contains the saufe news IN
substance though in fewer words. II will be fur
nished 10 subscribers in Titiiu by the week,
month. or year, by Mr.. q. r. Huss, news-de alcr.
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Prizes amounting to $3.50, $50.
$4,000 Numbers and 7sS Prizes.
Tickets s12, Halres Sc, Quarters So
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TRtwEEKLY EDITION.

Ft'iisntb syiai irH.DAl, farn.DAT, Ass sArps-
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Grants Private Letter.

The following letter Of General
Grant to the President, protesting
against the removal of Secretary Stan
ton and General Sheridan, has been
laid before Congress
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ausI5d&WIw
HORRIBLE Accident

= man some time since was repairinga gas leak
corner Of 18th Street, and 9th Avenue, New
York. He went into the excavation and then lit a
match. An explosion Of the gas toos place, and
the man was much burned. DR. TOBIAS Venetian
Liniment vas applied freely, and in three days
the man was about his business in the Manhattan
Gas Works as well as ever. His name is sa nuel
F. Waters. This is one Of the wonderful cures
made b. DR.. TOBIAS celebrated Venetian Lini-
ment it is not only good for Burns. hut for Old
Sores, Bruises, Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throats
Cuts Insect stings, Pains in the Limbs Chest and
back also internally, for Collie, Cramps Diarrhaa,
Dysentery and Group. Il is perfectly innocent to
take internally and is the best family medicine
in the world. Orders are received all over Europe
Tor it. The most celebrated Physicians recommend
lit never fails. DIR. TOBIAS uts up every drop
himself Sold by al Druggists at 81 cents and 81
per Bottle. Depot SO cortlandt street y. Y.
augsdGwlm
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TO CONSINIPTIXEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to Lealth
In a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having ST fiered for several years with severe
lung afec ton and that dread disease Consumption
lis ANXIOUS to make known to his fellow suYers
the means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gree Of CHARGE, with the direc
tons for preparing AMI using the same which they
will find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRoScarTIs, CoUGHs, COLDS, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object Of the adver.
tiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con
eeves to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and nay prove a blessing. Parties wishing tn,
prescri ption FREE, by return mail, will please ad
dress. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
WILLIAMSBURG. Kings Co, New York.
my SdIawGElyr
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Boston Market

hEbNESlA1l aug. u.
FLOUR.-Tho market for @ our has been firm and
advancing the past week, particularly for ali high
grades family bis. The receipts are still on a
comparatively . All scale, scarcely enough TO
meet the imme~ .te wants Of the trade, and sup
plies have beeia absorbed as fast as received. New
Flour will soon he arriving from from Michigan,
New York State and Ohio, and better supplies are
looked for before the close Of the month. The
les have been at s. Goa FOR Western sUperfine !;
g. % a II for common extra tll 90 al 10 for
medium extra and good bakers brands good and
choice ST. Louis from tIi a Is 80 4 bbi. Corn
Meal s. - a 6 e Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn was quite firm early In the week.
but near the close has become Gull and declining.
southern yellow has been sold at g. 30 q 80, hut
closes dull at 80 and Western mixed 81 10 40
p & bush, but closing quiet at 81 l6 a ~ for
fair and good lots. Oats a Sc for poor % co q
- for fair and good quality, Southern selling
at % a CSC z bush Rye 81 20 2 oush. White
Beans are fra' and have been in fair demand, with
sales at s. & - bush for common and good
blue pod s. = a I 5 for marrow, and 81 IS a >
for extra pea. Canada Peas g. CO a 81 y bush.
Shorts 80 20 80 2 ton. Fine Feed So a 30, and
and middling 81 a A. 2 ton,
PROVISl0NS.-Pork. demand moderate from the
trade with sales at Sle - "a 20 for prime so 50 a
a for mess and So 40 70 for clear, cash. Beef
SIS a l9 for poor mes go a 25 for good mess ;
family extra. Lard I3l a Isl for kettle rendered
in bhls and tierces. ana l3sc for steam Smoked
Hams u a. Is, for plain, and l. a BIC Y b for
] covered ard fancy. Butter has been rather frmer
] during the week with moderate supplies. The
] Gales Of New York and Vermont dairies good and
| choice, have been at 26 a 2sc and common and
! fair from % a PIC z Il Cheese Is dull and IN
moderate demand at easier prices, the advices from
/ Europe being uniavOrable. The sales Of farmers
dairies have teen from a lIlci and factory from
| at - a l3c 2 h
| WOOL. The demand for domestic Wool has beel
quite active, and the business Of the week has beei
| large, but at prices without improvement IN
sales comprise l,00000O rs fleece and pulled at &
a CSC for fleece, ana 25 a Coo for No. and choic
D r,ulled
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DR.. NIATTISoN'S SURE REMEDIES
For Special Gases.

Canbs obtained only at his Office, Ne. 4
Union Street, Providence and are II
BY express in sealed PACKAGES, s,e.rs n
o5s'TtafiOH, to all parts Of the country Tssy d.
u-s susryfi.Hg, but or their respective purpos
tt'y Fosifirsly Aar- $40 sqna ~ Circulars giyiu
full Information ft re higts'f Testimonials, also
book on Spseiyi OifsGsss, in sezlsf sHrslops,
free - Be sure and ss-d Tor fssz, for withou
rsf1szees no advertising physician should be trust
ed. Enclose a stamp FOR postage, aud direct
DR. MATTISoN, No. % Union Street, Providence
r. I Auz.2i. lS66-daEIv
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GILES MCNALL's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable the Pro-
District u Chttendcn, bate Court for The Dis
trict 81 ~hittcndeu
McNaA iatt o. Colchester In said District deceased
,-,,,,. GREETING.
" EisEA> SAID Court hath assigned the 18th day Of
August l~67 for the settlement u M. atr1irj.,-;;
account % the executor Of the last will o. .ad tec-a.
and the decree Of the rcsiduce q the estate OF ali
deceased and ordered that public notice thereof BE-
given O. all persons interested In said estate BY u r.
@ THIS order three weeks successfully previous 10 the
DAY assigned, in the Burlington Free Press printed in
burlington, in said District
liEkEFORE, You are hereby notified to appear A.
lAe Ir'tlie Court rooms. in Burlington On The d.y
assigned Then and there t. contest The allowance II
said account and the decree Or the residue OF s,iI
estate, II You see cause
Given 9H'eT my hand this 9Th Cay of August. A. D.
No., 7. = WALES judge.
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MOTTO f.

address, With testimonials, BROUGuTON +
WNMAN 10 Bible House, Sew N-rk.
W-W4
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WAsuNGrox. Aug. a..

Since the troubles between Mr.. Stanton
and the President became Of an open nature.
it j. said that there ta~ l,cn q satisfactory
understanding between the former ard Gen.
Grant Relative 20 the consideration Of the
Tenure Of Office Act ~ the Cabinet, II is said
that Sec Stanton voted ~ favor Of Its veto,
opposing the first section witch prevents re-
m0val of Cabinet officers WirfpLt the consent
0fNhe Senate.
Mr.. Bradley lnblish,s card in tie IN
ielHgesoer Of this morning ia which he makes
a statement relative o. tHc alteration be-
tween him and Judge Fisher on the Pad Of
July and furnishes a copy NJ the note he
handed TO Judge Fisher In tie, street ear
after his expulsion from the Bar. Mr..
Bradley in concluding bic statement says
.. know my friends will take my word for
it, that have neither said nor done any
thing which have to regret. and | request
those who do not know me 90 suspend their
Judgment until the facts can Be known.
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neir Establishments.
NEW ROOK RULEETIN.


"ChITlCAL AND SOCIAL SAYS" reprinted
for the New York Nation.
THE JOURNAL OF MAURICE DE GUERIN'
THE MAN WITH THE BROKEN EAR" Trans
FATHERS sons A novel translated from the
Russian, b Eugene SehuJ Ter, Phi. ID.
THE HUGSENOr 6ALLEY-sLAvE" being
the Autobiography of French Protestant
Condemned to the 6alleys for the sake Of his
Religion.
eco COOPERATIVE STORES" their History Organ
ism aud management Based On the recent
German work Of Eugene Ritcher.
"KIyG RENE'S DAUGHTER Dlnish Ly r!eal
Drama.
"A ROMANCE OFTH EEPUBLIc,"-by Maria
Child.
1.-THE LAND OF TEORr-hy J. Ross Browne.
"A DAY OF DOOMr-by Jean Ingelow.
''!AcQUFs BoNYEvAL. or the Day of the
D.Egonnades.
CHRISTIANITY AND ITS coSFLICTs-by
Marcy.
'sCTJTuRE DEMANDED BY MODERN LIFE
NEEGHBOR's wIvEsr-oy Troxbridsc.
.'ARTElIUs WARD ~ LONDON
.IIBER LIBEORUM.~ It's structure Limitation
and purpose A Friendly Comuunica ton
o. Reluctant sceptic,
ausi EA. FULLER.
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Tire President at last has acted. This
morning be suspended See. Stanton, and as-
Signed the duties Of the War Office - Gen.
Grant. The order Of SUSPENSION II dated 20
tav, and merely says that by the virtue OF
authority vested IN him as President Of the
: and under the constitution. lie sus-
ytrd- Edwin u. Stanton, as Secretary of
" az. and orders the laIers and property OF
the doI ariment TO be turned over 20 General
GRANT. sen. Grant therefore is now acting
D. Secretary OF War.
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Married.

In Winooski, Thursday evening, August sth, by
Rev. L. II. Elliot, Lewis c. Co.'S, Of Mortified,
and Eliza A. Jordan Of Winooski
In Hihesburgh, August eth, at the residence Of
Hon. J. Marsh, by Rev. C. z. Perrin. Mr.. George
II Green, Of shelburn, and Miss Mary B. Taylor, of
Stockholm, NY.
In Winooski, Monday evening, Aug 18th, by
Celia V. Lord, both Of Winooski.
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gesal gutife.
NOTICE.

Joanna Abbott IS Martha I Chittenden Co. Court,
Wright and Clark Wright : April Term, A. 1861
WHEREAS Joanna Abbott u Jericho. In the
y Il Chittenden and State Of Vermont. said
Of said court commenced her suit against Martha j.
wright and Clark Wright who reside without this
STAT The declaration in the writ In said suit consists
OF iour special counts in assumpst with also the gen
era counts and demar ding in damages 200O dollars
AND NHEREAs 1t Is made % appear 10 the court
here that the said Martha J. Wright and Clark Wright
notice o. this suit.
IHEhEf OBE u Is ordered by the court that said
cause De- continued % the next term thereof TO be
holden al Burlington in said Court on the 4th Tuesday
OF September, A ID 1851, and that the said Martha
J. Wright and Clark Wright be notified Of The rep-
cency thereof by publishing this notice containing the
substance u said declaration In the Burlington Free
ffess public newspaper published al said Burlington
three weeks successfully, the last publication to Be al
least twenty days before said next Term Of this court
Dated II Burlington this 9Th day II August, A. d.
p. ,-.,. A. J. HOWARD Dep. Clerk.
l. F. WILBUR, PLSTs Attorney, wsws
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rs PscaiiariIss and Great -A5raHigges
ARE sEES At THE vEEY FIRST GLANCE.
EVERY SKIRTS WARRANTED.

Every Lady about purchasing Skirt should not
fail 70 give this Skirt their particular attention be-
fore purchasing any other
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Mexican adyices ly Way ot Havana Aug.
9Th. state that MaIqu,n lid b,cn found IN
the Capital ami that Santa Anna had been
conveyed to Vera Cruz. SHaug efforts are
bein, made 10 sayc Gen Oa.rau from sen
tence OF death. as be- has iocn uniformly
kind to Americans in the city and to citizens
generally during the i,Tociocs reign OF Mar
queza.
salm-Salm was in prison "a, the Capital
and would probably he sai; as be lncau-
tiouslv showed his en- mI-=iuu Es general
although he only .ery,G as colonel. Gen
Fscobedo's doctor bas i,uyy clam Tor en-
balming Maximilian's body, ard It is sand
il vii! be held for payment.
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Neuralgia in the face or head f. utterly banished
IN lea hours No form Of Nervous Disease with
stand its magic influence. It has the unqualified
approval o. many eminent physicians Il contain
nothing Injurious to thg most delicate system
Sold everywhere. Sent On receipt Of I, 90 and
two postage stamps TURNER & Co, 10 Ire
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July5d3tawEwIyr
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DAETE-S DIVINE COMEDY-translated BY
Henry ". L1a fellow, complete, vols.
3 STORY OF DOOM. a.,d other Penny Jear
i--elJw.
4 ROMANCE OF THE rEPUBLIC-hy L
Maria Child.
WOOL GATHERING-hy Gail Hamilton.
AN ARCTIC BOAT JOUENEY-by Or. IL. ves, new
edition.
TIE SAYINGS OF DE-. BUSHWHACKER. and
other learned meu-hy Fred. S Cozzens
TiiE LIFE AND DEATH or JAsON-a Poem by
William Morris.
TIE HOUSEHOLD OF SIR THOMAS MOORE
ny the author OF Mary Powell
JACQUES EOHNEVAL, or tae Days Of the Drag
'nuldes-ay the author Of 1ary Powell
kASLOLPH GORDON, and oihe5 S,cTies-sy
ALEN- FORBES OF H0WGLEN-a novel by Geo.
Macdonald.
EUGENE ARAM-by Sir Edward BuIwer Lytton,
Bart, Globe Edition.
PICkWiCK PAPERS-the Charles Dickens Edi-
zion.
Received by
{. o FRENCH * co.
1usiIu 1nsS Bull ins.
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NoTICE.-CoUNTYTAN.

NOTICE is hereby given that application Will
~ De Ila -e az the next Session 81 the LesislA-
ture Of this state, iut an act layiu tai en- the
county 81 tl-tteuueu, Tor the tuiidiug Court
House AID other purposes.
eurIfr7v
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While a street preacher named Simpson
wss preaching in Brooklyn yesterday he
took occasion 10 tcnCuucy The Pope and Bo-
man Catholicism 10 such an offensive man
uor a- 10 excite the indignation Of his hear
crs. wien an attack VS. made On lin with
stones, one Of which knocked him down, and
While down lc vss f.lkcd and roughly
handled by the excited crowd. lie was
rescued by the I1lsc..
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J.SG. TRYON's EsTATE


SlAlE OF EEMONT. Two all persons Interested
IsIAleT o. CHfrrENptN ~ IN the estate Of Josefh
Iiivn AMI Seorana Iryon formerly u Burlington In
,,-,,.,, GREETING:
WHEREAS, application ia writing hath hem 2,
th- Court b. the guardian q said wards for license ~
e M A real estate Of said wards setting forth there
niece oi and u about acre with house thereon.
sita iel Do said Burlington and that il would be Lr
their 7terest % 81 and convert the same into u-
And tl rruPon the said Court appointed ard assl<a
cd the 2Uth LAY Of August A. D. is67. the Probate
Court Rooms 10 said District hear snd decide unon
-aid application: and ordered that public notice tkere-
~ hs given O. an Tsnns interested therein hy pub
fishing thi, order d -ee weeks succrssiv-ly in the
Huntington Free Press newspaper which crculates
iu Oh, uelhrh1od q tho persons Interested there
in All ~ which publications aal be previous to the
time appointed Tor hearing
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to appesr BE-
ore said 1uTt a tie time and place Aforesaid then and
there % object 10 the granting Of such license Won
cause.
Given gnder my hard, q; the Probate Court Rooms
this Slst day u Jgiy, A. d. 1850.
"'"5 7. = WALES. Judge.