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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

Col. T. J Anderson, Adjuisnt General
iiIhe State. has rendered bis resignation.
which has been accepted by the Cover
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cHANcERY ooURT--TAzEwELL.

CHANCE OOU Il I'LL AZ1l W A1Iu4I'
Nancy Hurst John Brown ct ais and John Brown vs.
Nancy X. Hurst ct al
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
that the defendants, Nancy X, Hurst and VIM A Black
burn nonresident of the State Of Tennessee as SHOWN
the answer and BILL 1t is ordered that publication
be four successive weeks III BrOwnlows wing no
tyng said appear before the Chancey court
at Tazewe Monday Of April next then and there
to defend said BILL the same will be Ia
them and the cause set Tor bearing 0
parte. copy of the order. - . =,
13-4t pf5 JAMES K EVANS, y q NJ
Netherand and Shields VIM. P. Jones ct al.
! INTHIS CAUSE IT APPEARING THAT
the defendant William Jones' nonresident of the State
of Tennessee the bill 1T is ordered that pubca-
ton be for four successive weeks in Brownlow Knox
vile Whg notifying said defendant to appear before the
Chancery Court Tazewe the ID Monday Of April next
then and there said BILL the will be taken
as as to and set for hearing part copy
/ Of the order. =,
13-4t pf5 JAMES X. EVANS, I. q NJ .
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GUANO.

WE ARE AGENTS. FOR THE SALE
w 9f PhGNtX GuANo, imported direct from MeKeaas
Island south Pacific Ocean Also nj ANIpuHATED GTANO
prepared by Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.. Augusta. Ca
We propose 20 Furnish these Guanos 70 the Farmers East
Tennessee with confidence hat they the and chear
OF Fertilizers yei discovered Tho Phoenix BE- put up In bar
Ia Ut 500 M aud baes of go hs, price Savannah SIS per
tn 90 900 s, Co which freight alone sfil be added Ma
n1u.ad Guauo coss in Augusta So per ton freight 70 be
added
ls proper quantity be- used T. 5o C. 200 rs Der acre i
''5u, and Z5o 90 500 rs wheat.
" desired, also furnish the PERUVIAN GUAN0
eng thur shettcriy. of this county has used the Pbnlx
VIII great success aud refer farmers 70 him
--4-l-9 Jos 3 KING a son.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE DEPoT AND DISCUSSING oUARfERMAsTER,
ATLANTA, GA, November IA, 1857
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED at this Office until u NJ, WEDNEs DAY No
vember 27th 1867 which time they viii be opened for
supplying
579,l74 feet Pine Framing Timber, green;
los 100 feet Sheetng straight edge, inch, green
200 500 feet Weather boarding, Sxsx7xls;
90 $50 feet Pine Boards flor inishing) dry;
l52 333 feet Pine Flooring, Xxi tongued and
grooved, dry, dressed on one side;
$500 linear feet Crown Molding o. g., inches
wide;
$500 liner feet Crown Molding 0. G., Al inches
wide
ESQ 600 Sawed Shingles not leDs than inches wide
ls inches long
1000 pounds Sd. Fine Cut Nails
5000 pounds Cut Nails, 4d. to Sod;
467, 500 Lath kit inches "A feet;
5,497 bushels unsacked Lime:
23,976 clear, sharp Sand;
45O " Hair
S92, O00 Bricks hard, merchantable
All TO be delivered at the swift Race Track, Atlanta
Ga, whore the material will be inspected,
Bids will be made for each article separately. -
Delivery cne-fourth the amount Of Framing Timber
Brick Lime, will be required to commence within
contract is awarded and all articles men
pruximo.
Proposals will bein TRrucAr and endorsed by surstes
I usual. -
As MAY Be FOR THf BEST INTE
| SERVICE.
Proposals should addressed tn undersigned and
Lumber green or dry, Brick, the be.
| By order Of Brew Brig. Gen. r saxton Chief g M;
II. J. FARNsWORTH,
lst Lieut.. Saith Infantry, A. A. Q. NJ,
nov 20-2t In charge of Depot.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
OrrIcr DEPOT AND Discussing QUAnTLhA4 ,ss7
ATLANTA, GA, November 10, 1901

OrrfcE DEPcr AND Discussing QUARIihA 80 Iss7
ATLANTA, GA, November TO- 1901.
CEALED PROPOSALS Will BE hh-
y crTyFD AZ this Office until Il NJ, MONDAY, December
1857 for supplying the following, viz;
95z Window Frames and Sash, double hung, lncn
thick, Is lights lOxl2, with Pullies, Cords ana
Weights.
ia Plank do. II in. thick ls Lights loxl2.
43O do, II in thick, IL Lights 10xI2. Sash
to be glazed with good quality OF American
Glass both Frames and Sash to be primed.
go Door Frames and Panel doors 3xs feet, y
in thick.
76 Door Frames and Panel Doors 3xe feet Il
in. thick, with transom, Lights loxl2 O. o.
Moding in wide.
as Door Frames and Panel Doors 23X7 feet, u
in thick
SO Door Frames and Panel Doors #. in. By 6
f. 6 ill., Ii in. thick.
So Door F.ames and Panel Doors 21x6 feet, l5
in. thick
Doors and Frames to be Primed and Transoms to be Gaz
10 be trimmed with loose JOINT Butts anq lin
Locks Of good quality with Brass Tum5ers and MnerA
Knobs Door and Window Stills must be OF hard wood All le
be delivered at Race Track in the city OF Atlanta
where they will inspected Delivery TO commence Deoe
Der 90 and to be completed by December 81 ..
Proposals be in TRIPLIoATE and endorsed by sufete
6 usual - -, III.
The Government the right to reject any or all bios
OR SELECT SUCH AS NAY BE FOR THE BEST INTER
EsTs SERVICE -,-., -, -.
dorsed upon envelope, Proposals for the delivery Of
By order Of Brew Brig. Sen r. saxton, Chief 9. NJ
- II. j. FARNSW0RTH.
LIST Lieut. oath Infantry A. A. Q. NJ,
Nov 20-2t In charge of Depot.
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ATTACHMENT.

IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDA-
VT he ia th cssc the defendant George Goioth has
r-lnoyca himself ~ the or conccals himself 80
that ordinary pFaccss Law served on him.
aua having obtained attachment against the the
defendant before r. NJ Creswcl Justice of the Peace for
upon his property 10 s. therefore ordered by Justice that
the dendan; appear before h his Office Civil
District of >Yer county ignnssee the Tn day Of April,
lss aud show cause, any he has that final judgment
should BE- gwen against him. the proceed
% with parte lt Be- further ordered that this notice shall
hr published "a bfoNntnu6 Wing
noyG-lt 10 n. a. CRESWELL, J. 2.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
tIlct OF lenhesseei > :.
1HIS is TO GIVE NOTECE THAI

Of Tennessee.
the Of Henry Gouchnour BANKRUPT Eastern Dis
tTiCt Of Tennessee, S. s.
THIS is To GIVE NOTICE. THAT
Il the 9th day Of November, A. D. 1907 warrant in
Bankruptcy issued OF the District Court Int
the District Tennessee AGAINST ire
estate Of Henry GOuchnour, OF Newport the county of
cockc said District, who has been aduased Bsprunt
BIS ov petition; that the payment Of say debts and de-
livery q any property belonging 70 sucb bankrupt him
for his and the transfer OF any property by h are
forbidden by law. That meeting the creditors Of said
Bankrupt prove their debts and choose or more m
sgneos % his estate viii be held Court Bankruptcy
20 be holden al the Office Of the Register IN Bankruptcy in
cambridge Tennessee eore joel A. Dewey Esq Register
In Bankruptcy said nstict, the 2i December
4. =. lsG5, al 1eo'clock, A. NJ, in the forenoon.
D. MCDANIEL.
Nov 2o-2t n. s. Marshal. Messenger.
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AURORA OIL.

By the President
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-27

WE WANT MEN EVERYWHERE TO
w fiv their own interest. The right 20 manulacture
M fl fhs Patent Aurora Oh m single county Wil make
49, r, 10 the purchaser i'm three months tina the larg
.-f-,, u tte State will ia a whole year. Gene NJ jus A.
-oopfE and Dr. ). W. THORNBU RGH have La3ased the
t Al manufacture and sell ths celebrated on Iethe coun-
i-u' t, Anderson ana Jenerson and also IN right
al 49, 1,teu 30 ain other counties ia East TIE me ee For
nii '-N ttl,,e
thc present SEMI ~, ma a. ~ b , on ThornbuTg
II, ip the CONN Block, iu this city. VIZ Ni'ooH ~
rbe mora on costs less than the coal al, -
,ue powes the aurora OH is NM Mhle inc hia-
- In III the coal oil Is 90 the talow ca,i W 70 ,ne
i,mp used for coal oil may be used for ne , o sam
II does not smoke The chimney-t does not smeliit will
not crease nor stain the finest hnoilpof cs. "a
and q ao more erpiosiro tioi Ttii1w Ca8de % ~ ~
For further particular, address Thorni,pr-h 4 Tf.ls
Box 73, Knoxville, Tennessee
oct 3e-im COOPER a TUORNRI-RcU
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National Thanksgiving.
DEFAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT Or The
"a TrNrrEp STATES OF AMERICA.

IN conformity with recent custom, InSs may
% ba REGARDED as established on national oolses
IL ,.,rdga1. I. Andrew Johnson President OF the
anu ~ Ps.atos d. hereby recommend TO my fellow
- tbat Thursday, tho twenty-elght Gay OF
~ - isr next be set apart and observed through
Not,.''J Psrnbc as a day Of National Thanksgy-
Ind prsise TO the Almighty Ruler Oh y asioiis'
LII ,gbom are dominion and fear who maRe'h
pesce in lis high places IL. ,.t.,,. on
A., la ms reyerenty and devoutly give thanks
,,onr Heavenly Father for the mercies ana pies
-. ,gi,b which He has crowned the now closing
- F.pscjally let as remember LnaI ne ha9 COY
- opr land drought all It's extent win greatly
nd abundant harvests; that he has caused
noei' . - ,,r,,sper not only in our fields, but IN
80. ,,r.,sbops in our mines and IN our forests lie
- ,,errnittei as TO multiply ships upon our lakes
90 rivers aud rpOn the hlgh seas ana az TUG SAM
- an extend our iron roads 50 Tar INTO Che secluu-
al laccs of the Continent as 10 guaI'iVoe 9ioouy
% ll,d intercourse between the two oceans. he
s..i,r.l ,.sr hearts % turn away IRON the 40
-, contentious and Gun motions consequent upon
li.,r,,tinr, and desolatitg civil war and TO walk
gro and more in the ancient ways oil loyaiIy} CON
,li.tior and brotherly love. lie has blessed Tue
os.cefpl eforts With which we haFo esa ne"
- i,,r.ortaut commercial treaties with foreign ma
a. l,biie we have Mt the same time strengthened
,,ational defenses and greatly enlarged our ma
lional borders. .- o,d baort-
NVbuo thus rendering the unanimous ana neare-
elt tribute Of national praise and thanksgiving,
lo -. -. ;,,stly due TO Almighty God let as not
f' ~ impl6re Him that thesame Divine protection
la caro- Which we have hitherto so undeservedly'
a Ia 90 constantly enjoyed may be continued TO
ar country and our people Throughout al their
Generations forever
m, witness whereof i have hereunto set my haha
IA - f1.a seal of the United States to be at-
liked. ,,-..t.;-..,,,, ,bis t,vor,,,-
sixth day OF October, in the year OF our
rsr,, lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
-eyen. and of the Independence OF the Uni
tsa States the nncty-second.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
BY the President
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20 UT rs
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

this animal, such as LUNG
WATER, HEAYEs, COUGHS,
DIsTEMPER, FEVERs,
FOUNDERS, LOSS OF AP-
PETITE AND VITAL EN-
ERGT,&c Its use improves
the wind, increases the appc-
tite-gives a umcoth and
glossy skin-and transforms
the miserable skeleton into
a fine looking and spirited
horse.
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
UNHE KNOXVILLE AND CHARLES
a TON RAILROAD COMPANY will receive Proposals at
their Office ii Knoxville Tennessee until the Of
December 1867 for the Grading and Masonry
Division, sixteen miles, OF this Road extending
ryvie Little Tennessee River Bids will be
the whole Division, for sectons the Compa-
ny reserying the right 10 reject any aud all bids.
Eighty per Of the value of the work done will be paid
monthly estimates and twenty per reserved until the
completed. The character Of the Company
means viii made parties wishing bid appi-
cation % the President Of the Company.
The specifications be at the companys
O0ice any tine f-H
Satisfactory evidence Of the ability Of the contractor
complete his contract viii be required
R. c. MORRIS,
Chief Engineer.
KNoX,uLl, Tenn October L. 1s67.-9t
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Asa Ambrister vs.. Louisa BrOwder ct al.
oHANcERY coURT-KNoxvILLE
H L. W lMynatt Administrator vs. Bebecca Roberts al
9th


II T. W iMvnstt Administrator vs. Bebecca Roberts and
others.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH a DECREE
made in this cause at the October Term 1867 will sell at
the court house Knoxville, Friday the 18TH DAY Of
1867 tracts of land belonging TO the estate
of Henry G. Roberts deceased, viz:
/ The Farm of about Z75 acres IN hnoA county
q 80 acres in the Sd Civil District adjoining the lands Oh
David Yearout and others. -, ~,
olas ClApp and others. -.
Three undivided interests shares IN tract oil aDou
1e0 acres in the 18th District known the Lester Farm
jeining Tn. w. Kearnes and others.
s. Also in Union comfy joining the Iahus ca
Richard Mynatt, Hugh Hubs and others ,.
g. Also halfinerest the TaR Yard Farm, OF about
500 acres, in Union county. -,
The 'fome Farm and the "Tan Yard Farm viii proOa-
bly, be sold three separate tracts to be speoed Oh
/ the day Of sale. , E.. 49,
Three hundred dollars will be required down. and Tor the
balance notes. without interest," at and Is months VIII oe
eouired good security and lien retained for pay ent
/ of the purchase money.
agreed that the whole Of the 500 partnership tract
may be sold by the Clerk and Master.
nov 10, 1S67.-4t pf7 D. a. DEADEklOh, Z. u NJ.
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0he auOxriIle Nhig,
KnoEvIIIe. Tenn, NOvember ~. Is67.
meath Of a remarkable Tennesseean

Death Of a kemarhavle iehn0''oO =:
Hinder the above heading the Cinelnna'i
Gozsfts publishes The following graPi'.I
sl,etob and merited tribute Of the late n, "a,
Raulston. One Of the editors OF the 60 =
NV. S. Furay, who perhaps Wrot TOY tho
was in Nashville during the SEE Remission
last Legislature and knew nj
character intimately ..,;on of Govern.
-. tho reorganization % goFloIn,
Ever slnce 60 Mr. Raulston mas Deeh
ment 10 thaI 81 .ta 1ower House OF the Leg
member o. -anting the county OF Marion,
isiatuie' &c - corner Of the State
ia the soal m 'readers as were in Tennessee
Such OF o .u,,cmorable legislative session oil
during INC 5eGs and the spring Of 1867, VIII
1850 agu Old man with hair and beard
remempo. now. lame in one foot and feeble
white ~ VINO might be seen each day slow
in o,o9ol;35ing the hill toward the Capitol,
" cl,a,rrted always upon the arm Of a brother
suPPI6or Ii was Raulston, the old Puritan
III tennessee. the Thad Stevens OF the
legislative body.
When the Legislature had discussed the
1,.agtitutional Amendment for several
LIS in in 1866, Raulston moved the pre-
ions question on its ratification. Instant
l., The the rebel members began to tillibus-
isr IN order to break up the body, and the
yote that dav could not be taken. Several
DAYS after quorum was obtained, ano
Rauiston insisted upon the previous cues
tion. Again the enemy resorted to tla6us
tering, and again prevented vote, Ihey
nsed every artifice to induce Raulston tC
,oithdraw his demand, but without avail, a
length. after six weeks delay, the previous
ouestion was ordered by vote Of the House
and the amendment ratified.
This is but an example Of the Roman
6rmness which distinguished the remarka
ble old man. BE was not blessed witt
much learning but his devoted patriotism
was keen and far sighted and gave him !
nractical knowledge Of what the interest
Of the State and nation required, which
many an educated man might have envied
Love of country and hatred Of its enemies
were the ruling principles Of his life and 70
these he was ready at any momentto sacrl
fee all. Peace to his honored ashes
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-27
CHANCERY COURT-.MAYRYVILLT
OHANCERY COURT--MARYvILLE,

OHANCERY C0URT--MARYVILLE,
George Brown Charles f. Henley.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARIN @
from allegations of the bill, which is to- that
Henley nonresident of the State abscond
conceas himself the ordinary process of law
be him therefore ordered that publication be
four weeks in Brownows Whg notifying
said nonresident appear at next term of the Chancery
Court be held at the court house in MaryTe the End
Monday December next plead, demur said
BILL the will be taken confessed and set for hear
ing parte as to him.
w c. PICRENS c. & NJ.
oct 23At pf5 By Z. GODDARD, D. c. B NJ.
Sarah Cunningham, Administrative, Robert Porter.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
i TIONS of the bill this cause Robert Porter the
defendant nonresident of the State Of Tennessee
absconds himself that the ordinary process of
be served him. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brownow
Knoxville Wing, notifying said nonresident to appear at
the the Chancey Court be held at the court
house Maryye the second Monday of December next
to plead demur compliments BILL the same
viii confessed and for hearing parte to
him.
w. c. PICKENS, C. & NJ.
oct 2S-4t pf5 By E. GODDARD, D. c. NJ.
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BANKRUPTCY
Di'friei Court ofta Nod -. q he Eastern Dis

81 Tennessee
Ia the matter o. wHlam ( Wits bankrupt
Eastern DISTRICT or TENNESSEE, s s.
pHIS rs To GIVE NOTICE. THAT
Il the tetb say Of November ls61, warTnt 81 Bank
fnptcy issned asiust the William r. Witt q
View Market ia the county % Icerson District ho
has bfea ne3ndEuda Bankrupt As pofon That he
payment oany debts and The delivery 0f any property
longing 20 inch Bankrupt % him, FOR bis use and
transfer q any property BY him, forbidden by and
tnat aeeng 81 nc creditors ~ sad Bankrupt prose
tf uf ana 90 ciuss Assumes 81 hiH estate
VIA pf held a. Court Of Dankauptay - Dr. hoden al lie
Law once q joel A. Dewey bau5fidge gparuon couptv
- eefe soei A. Dewey, Esq. Register ln Bankrnri-
~ ~ said District the ai DAY 81 refr Isr- ~
So. n ~ DANIEL Nessruesr
haa US. Mafat ~ saii ngsfsirf
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TO MILL OWNERS and MILLWRIGHTt

WE HAVE FOR SALE TWO COOL
w TYLER WATER WHEELS, suitable lof "a" o
fi our IN. TIM SHEPARD, REEsHAw ATKIN.
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Legal Advertisements.
CHAKoERY KNOXVILLE.


CHAKOERY COURT-KN0XVILLE.
NOTICE TO NON RESIDENTS.
BENJAMIN Diekey Evaline Temple ct al
TIME DEFENDANT, VIM. S. GALLO
WAY being a nonresident stated in the crossoiu IN
ali, case It Is therefore ordered that publication be mace
for four successive weeks in Brownlows wing,
ndant to appear before the Chancery Court at KNOX
lille on tie fourth Monday of January next then ana there
~ make defence the bill, the same WIZ De taken
for confessed to him and set for hearing e psrte
Nov 30 Is67-4t pf5 d. A. DEADERlChi Q. NJ.
Jacob Graf vi Elizabeth Graf.
THE DEFENDANT, ELIZABETH GRAF,
hsInp nonresident of this State stated in the bill II II
ordered that publication be made for four successive
Brovnlows Whig, notifying said defendant 20 appye
the Chancery Court Knoxville the fourth Mohuay %
Januarv next and there to make defence 70 Tue
bill or win be taken for confessed and set LOT h
ing E6 sE D. gaiIs ss74tpf5 D. A. DEADERIoK, O. NJ
Luzaaey Stanley ys. Richard B. Stanley
THE DEFENDANT, RICHARD B.
STANLEY being resident, stated in the bill: II =
therefore ordered that publication be made for ioar
i've weeks Brownow's Wing, notifying saia
Monday January next then and there to maze
the cTossbil the viii be taken Tor confessed anu
for hearing ex parte, -nyp1cz n IN
Nov 90 leG7-4t PFC D. A. DEADEhiOh' " " ~
Asa Arnbrister vs.. Louisa Browder ct al.
THE DEFENDANTS, GEORGE BROW
DER Darius Browder Jackson Browder Isabella Browder
George Webb and Mary A. his wife, Nancy Browder Jane
Browder and Cassandra Browder being non
Tennessee stated In the bill 1t Is ordered tnat
on he AIDE for four wseks in BrownloWs wing
notifying said defendants to appear before the
Court ct Knoxville the fourth Monday OF January mex
be taken confessed them and set for hearing ex
] Nov 90 ls5l-4t pt0 D. a DhADEhISLAl y. - -
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Notherland and Shields vs.. VIM. P. Jones ct al.
OHANcBRY CoURT-DANDRIDGB.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
B. NJ Branner of the Estate Of John Roper, de-
ceased, vs. John r. Branner ct al.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE PRO
NOUNCED the November Term 1867, Of the "hancery
Court at cambridge in the above cause will proceed TO
sell to the highest bidder public auction, Monday the
of December the court house door IN pan
bridge in to purchasers all the real estate remain
ing unsold belonging the estate Of Colonel John lo-
deceased consisting from GOO to 700 OF land y
ing cambridge Tennessee the Knoxville and Mary
vile roads, house lot in the of cambridge,
purchased by E. O. Plumlee and set
Said real will be sold and two years
credit with interest from day sale Notes with approved
security required lien retained the pur
chase money.
Nov 49, 1867 PFC W. GALBRAITH, G. & NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-25
evils n. QeIanos Estate.

4 true copy oiTeooTd,-Ailesi.
-6-.> asa l.. fhkNNh- Judge Vi Pr0l2i
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HankS.
RANK OF LYNDON.

This TO notify sill per,Ons thst the Bank OF Lyndon
located Lyndon IN the s;ste Of Vermont VIII re
deem its outstanding bills, # ts office IN Lyndon Store
said for the term OF yes. from Dec Ii ls"e- tha
said Bank ceased TO exist the ls Day Of Decemoe
1861 and thst the following copy Of An set passed ps
the legislature # Vermont its lsst session. viz:
| An act relstiOn TO the redemption Of bsnk notes
II is hereby enscted, &c.
| Sec After the expiration of The chsrier If sny
b.nk chartered by this state after the termination Of
the existence Of any such bsuk sreeshly 10 the sw
of this state, such hank may notice 10 he publish
ed in 81 the weekly newspapers Of the county WHERE
such bsnk is located for full yea setting 70 Ii tbs
said hank will redeem Is snding bills the day Of
the expiration Of its charter the date of the Terminus
ton Of it, existence, sud copy Of this sct And upon
due publications of such tce neither such bank IL
officers sh.l be liable TO any seton for the nonredep
ton Of any of ifs outstanding bills unes the shz
have been duly presented and payment thereof densnd
ed within the year Aforesaid the banking house Of
said b,uk-
Sec = After the expiration Of the chsTter. OF sfteI
the termination Of the existence Of any such hank
sfores.d, such bank shsll b subject 10 the
operation, sble 10 the provisions # the sKtyhiTd
section Uf chapter eyhtyne Of the General SiSttes
Sec > lhis set shall take fleet from its pssssge.
Approved Nov. 10. lS66.
Tbs notice is given in compliance with said set
Dated ST Lyndon this 9th day OF December is,6-
tDec6 g. SAMUEL Il. NATTUCk-, CasiiieT.