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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20
Tho Election in Now York.

We have been shown letter from a
gentleman doing business in tho City
Of New York, from which VIC nakc
the following cXtrac;S. The letter,
however, was written from Il point
further 'io' II tlran Nrw York. The
writer says:
"in view Of tho clnction upon the re-
suit of which | thought the hopes of
the South depended, | remained fin
New York until The 9th. The cleo
ton tool; place on The 5ih. had the
pleasure Of voting what the Radicals
call iO the "Ncbcl ticket and Of soc
ing it overwhelmingly triumphant
t''fhe 9th Of November VIII long be re-
mcmbcrcl rs d day OF wild cxcit tcmcnt
in Now York. There were two Demo
cratic candidates for Shcri!r The
Republican rartiaan wonld ay,"won't
you have i l'nioM vote 2"
"NndicaliSm was at such discount.
they themselves were ashamed ofthci,
party, and sought to invcig!c votes
under THAI universal hchby--"Ulori.
ous l'nion.'
can ltiahman Ao"g accosted hy
ono Of these fellows, said, "lis, I'm
"Afthor voting TO-, the Union. want
4. D
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VALlANDlGI!AM OK BISGIAM,

VALhANDlGrIAM on BINGnAM.-,
NalIandshan', in a recent speech, thus
referred TO join a. Bingham:
"Bingham has chosen to speak Of
Vallandigham AS "s',cEmg ont his neck
and eihbcring like Il ghost" Let me
tell him it is not The Ghost Of VallanNig.
ham which d:StHrhs his serenity. VAL
hn0igham is still alive ana able in .hc
lle<h to vcx his foes. (Applausr.) 1t
Is the avenging spirit Of that unhappy
woman which fits before his vision at
noon,!ay, and glarcs across tho media
'ions Of his guilty conscience at midnight
It is the ghost OF his victim that dogs
his tooiStops, moctiHg threatenin@ tor
mcntmg and driving hlm TO the doom
OF the suicide. (Applausa. Says this
counsellor of murfcvous conspiracy,
The negro is lst rs fit lu vote as the
tail crd Of a whcriharrow,' meaning the
hara working lriShman Has he not
read The history OF the Emerald Isle :?
Knows he nothing Of hey statesmen, her
scholars and warriors? Has he never
heard OF hcr orators carrying multitrdcs
captive with Tia" rc$isrlcss power Of ma
Nv cloN"cncc OF her poets, thrilling he
heart Of humanity with their songs, and
immoral;znG The land of their birth
ami the race from which they sprung?
Must the great and the gifted and the
good thus be in<nl"d by ignorance or
malice? ! shall dismiss the unmanly
rcvi'cr Of genius from further cons:dera
iinn and if he wishes 10 discuss the mcr.
its Of the lrishfnan and the African, let
him produce for his negro pets record
that will compare with that Of the pco-
pie he assais
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20
Re-aOlioN- Vitality.

An English wricr, Mr.. Buckle, com
mcnccd Il work entitled The "ilsi ory Of
Civilization OF England" in which lie dc.
monS'gMrs, by cling historical examples,
that rc action inevitably follows excess
Speaking OF thc condition of Scotland IN lie
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Mr.
EncS.o advances thc following views, which
The history OF the world has almost inynyia.
bly, proven to b, cnrrcci
'in the progress of misrulc and Injustice,
Wh!ln things sGpn TO be ut their worst Il
great rcNnc;inn ia always preparing. Aud
the explanation of rc.aciion iB TO So found
in that vast and pregnant principle OF
which have often insisted, but which our
Common historians are nnahlcto understand
'.-namrly, that bad Government. opprcS.
sivc laws, or laws hn,liy administered, are
indeed c%trcmcly in '-+ious at The time, hut
Grn produce 80 pcrma, cnt mi$rhivr in
other words, they may ..av,l n country. but
cNn never ruin il. As long rs the oppressed
people are sound, there is life. and where
there is life there will DC rc.actinu. In
such case, !yranny rrovokcs rebellion, and
dcS.otism causes freedom. EEt it the
oppressed people arc untrue 10 themselves,
all hope is gone and tho nation rcrishes."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20

They say that Bonner is after Grant to
write for the Ledytr
N Douhlin barber has invented machine
ror cutting hair. IL is 8 terrible affair, with
revolving knives'
Fernando wood was unanimously nomi-
mated Mayor by tho Mozart wing Of The
New York Democracy on Wednesday.
Illinois ia jubilant Mt having produced an
excellent cotton crop this year. There were
5000 bales raised in one county alone.
The Memphis Post gives tho total number
Of deaths in that CITY by yellow fever from
September 10th to November 9th at 1872.
The Georgia papers are discussing the
question of holding Conservative State
Convention, similar to that recently held IN
4his State.
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tSFAIE NOTICN.
a LhpcrSons having demands against the
I. Estate Of Andrew Yonguc, decoascd,
will render in properly attcstcd 10 the un-
dcrsigncd,
WILLIAM YONGUE,
nov 20-x1awf3w Administrator
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The Republican Ticket.

Somebody has sent to this region
red tickots for tho use Of tho Loyal
hoaguc. Thc men VIII, put that pic
tnrc on there, can be no friends Of the
e'lato lamontcd." 1t is horribly ugly.
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I'N'OA ',oSG ooTroN.-W c have
Ii''h pee" ASKED says the East Flor
" r,'n HH""c'' Wno'her or not We thought
W ION would advance during the pres.
v''' W season rom an me information
we c"n @''m'r 'rem 'he lights before ns
VIC can fc'';y see very li''Io hope OF any
'i,''o''"' ~; advance upon a go!d ba-
S'S
-, W "1"'" "er" f"h'arN lhaS our rinn'
,r', ,r', a." SOW 70 re",'"' tne inc' 'hat the
'SE P'"' No'Ioh mas d'Spiac"d, TO Il
our F'o'la Long Cotton. More aurn-
r''n ';'""I &c lH"I II" c"Il'T"''on and pre-
and keen !, bryn~G ,hc c",,I"o,, V""pv !" r"'G &c
the Eyyptian and other Cortpn Of ,hn
world.
-. . -
one 1NrANr HILLS ANornEn.-A
Mrs. J?Slah hich, OF llampdcn, Md,
lett hdr infant daughter, ten weeks
o'd, sleeping IN bed, and u Little boy,
three years old III the room. lie was
cautioned not to wake hcr up. The
mother was gone bat little while,
when she heard the screams of the
ch'id, and, fastening to the room, she
found the lltt!o boy in the act of got
ing on the bc", while the baby had
It's chest crushed in, its collar-bonc
broken, ana otherwise so severely III
FOUR hours. It's supposed that the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20
HOmiCill III Snmter.

7 In Sunlnr Ng,ry .rivCS H., r,lI,v,i,,. -,
,;o,,, 80 ~,
"'"'"rs u INC "eeeht h0miGidc IN that
place:
..Onc Of H., ,,os, ,.,,,,,;, ,,.
b,. ovn, boa, n,,, ,i,,,,., . ,,"''G y
cd NJ hi. n,,cn nn W1n,l,,. l,", -, ~,
mid -lav ;m.nn,I;,,n,, in r..,,, ~ ~ ~,,.a,
u,u.n ,b, rn,,., L,i,,t i; NV N""''
timc Mir. Tno,no. II pr.n, - ~;
nI,,,n wa. ,h,, .,,,, ;r,,n,,i,. i';ir', W. W
i, undm, ny rInwamIrn ,,,,,,;,, ~
wnonon ~, hcinr ,i,niI, ,,'",,oi' 1 NV
S,o,s rrn,n Il III itarr,,, ~ ,.t;'L' !, Sn S;ai'
succrs.om wrrc Gr ,,,l'o v;,n1 :" '.'t% ~
tho unlnrtnn,tr wnn H., r.W 'a p'.ti ",i';,D, y,
f,ilinr ana gncinr his cnn,ry ,hn r"n,,mL
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20

C0rE ron NEuEALEIA.-1h Valley ITr-
ginion has turned doctor, and gives US the
following prescription:
y common red pepper pod atccpcd in
brandy or whisky, and the mixture applied
with tho hand to tho parts afflicted, gives
almost instant relief from this terrible alliic~
lion. We have seen il tried in this way, and
never knew tito fail. Some persons prefer
TO drink,ihe spirits and apply The Ivy pod
good physicians inclining to that mode of
treatment. The public are warned against
the latter, rs II is very dangerous in its CT
iects, and docs not gunrantcc cure.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20

THE TalAL OF Hon. JErF. DAvIs.--De-
spite all the statements to the contrary, p,s-
lrict Attorney Chandler, Of Virginia, saws
the trial Of Jefferson Davis will proceed this
term; that tho Government has made nj! lis
arrangements to that effect; and that he
has notified the counsel for Mr.. Davis, that
inc would DO really 10 proceed on tbs 2Jth
instant - IrGshitIi0a CErpA.c!,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20

II is said that Hon. a. II. Stephens worl:
on "Ihc Cause Of the War" is now in press
aud will appear in The course of o month
Tho public will look for il with interest.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20

"GoNE'I IN His lioI.E We haye infurma-
ton from Lincoln county thaS lIugar, thc
mossy~back Republican candidate in chat
county for Convention, has withdrawn from
the field leaving our fricnA Graham 10 walk
on the track.
Moras--Run Radical hard and you'R
"ycrth him"
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90 " . g.

tnE TG!nUNE oN rus toNVEEvloy On
tho principle that VIC ought to know what
ever our enemies say of us, we publish The
following comments on our Convention SAYS
The Phmnjc, anlits address from tic Me-.
York TrsJwnc:
Thc Conservative stale Convention OF
South Carolina, which assembled ut Culum-
bin, on tho Nh inH'. ,nptcl an address Ia
the people, wherrtn il set forth that tho
state must hereafter raise less cotton and
more corn; that free negro labor is n fail.
urc; That ly the oxtcusion Of the Suffrage
1" the C0orcd race, can ignorant and do.
prHvcd race Is placed inpowcr and influence
above the v;riuouS, the educated, AMI the
refined This is "a very s0d result. and VIC
can syinpaihi&e with lc South Cnrolimirns,
for II Is lust what we have to s:nni. our.
aclvcs, in New York city and tie vicinity.
Here, wr tho Republicans, arc oil ''vrtuous
educated and refined" white our opponents
are an exceedingly ignorant and dc ,,ravod
race hul yet ~c arc tormentcl, whi,o
they arc comlorted. Indeed We sometimes
think that q ccr!ain amount Of dcprnvity is
n good thing, and we are very sorry that
the conservatives Of South Carolina have
not n spice Of It. Too much rinhteouyucss
has brought them TO grief. As 10 Shat lit.
tic question whether the free negro labor
pays, we have not set IricrE incd whcthcr
IL pays snything 20 the conservative who
who rcfuScs to iire it, hut 30 the free negro
we conclude that il pays. fIe has dcuositcd
eight millions cl dulars in the savings
banks established by the Trccdmcn'a Bu>
rcau during the past year, and wo doubt il
slavery ever paid The negro NJ wei, as'thai.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20

- III: EwIruns on rnE PumSrX In
your issue Of tins morningl observe that
tho person who had in possession certain
jewels belonging TO Gen. John 5. Preston. Of
this city, claims TO have bclc l@cl TO u reei .,
mcni once haaihc honnr 10 cDmman!. |
remember n scaunircl by tho name OF Nc,
hcin, member Of Company +. of my regi.
ncnt His record is ~ follows: "Gnuoral
skulker-- deserted in face OF the encmy, in
Mississippi stmmcr OF 1863; suppnsed TO
have gone to the Yankees, with whom ii is
hoped ho will live and dic.' As he has
inst recently tumcdnp in KoxYillc, Tenn.
Il is probable his Infamous character will
meot its deserts.
+. W. McMASTER,
Lnte Colonel 18th S. G. y.
CoLuMDiA, S. c., November 10, 1867.
{PA0air.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20

Noath Of MI, Hugh Thrklor.
Another of our agoi and rcspccta-
bic citizens, iscallcd away. We have
just heard of Che death OF the old gen
tlaman whose name heads this notice.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-15
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Rev. NJ. A. johnson, the newly called
rector Of the Episcopal Church in Ben.
hington, preached his Introductory SER
mon ON Sunday morning the 9Th inst.
from the words taken from the book of
Judges I'll have message from Col
unto thee"
Rev. Mr. Earle. the noted evangelist
and reyivalist, who has been working
With great success in California the past
Year, has been hol ing a prolracied meet
ihg al Chester. Ii commenced on Friday
Of last week, AT ten and onc-nat A. NJ q,
dn closed Last Sunday evening
Rev. George l.. Gleason was dismissed
from the pasiorare of the Congregational
church in BRISTOL, October OH lie has
received and accepted a call by the church
aud society at West Ruiland
The Addison Association of Congrega
tion,l ministers will be held at the house
of Rev. Pres. Kltchcl in tins place. Tues
day. Oct -
In addition to the elegant new Congre,
gatlonal church IN process o! ercrtiun at
Montpelier, the Ep,coprl,ane of that
place are &C nslrucling II costly cdifice of
grar tie; the Umtarians have a new
church, and the prospect is fair for new
Methodist AMI Baptist churches.
The Unworthy OF Cambridge, England
has Just conferred the honorary degree
oi l.. l. d., upon all the American Bi,h-
ops III attendance On the Anglican Coun
ell
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CHAR. III.

"Husbnnd minel" sed she to me IN
her winninest tone. "thy locks is black.
while mine, alas is gray. Buy fur me
also Barretts potent cure that I NAV be
ez fust yoo knovd me in loves young
dream !"
Good | resist the entreaty7 Nary |
bought bottle, and 10 in a month she
wuz transformed, Her rusty gray hair
become ez black ez jet A new set nv
custom made teeth, witch cost me fifty
dollars, completed the metmorphose, and
she wuz young again, --her yooth cos
tin me fiftv-one dollars, cash.
Disastrous Investment Four weeks
from this date, she run off with a yankee
pedlar, who sposed she wuz but twenty
four
Kin | sue Barrett and git judgment
for her valyooi Alas, no! And so I
plod on YEARLY and alone, mizrable
oheck. O wood that Id bot il NV +
X. Clay, for he wood Nv bin respon-
sibul | Good mary agin ez Young
man, but this fond heart kin never thump
FIR another.
False Looizer Janel Too efiicashus
Barrett
THE EENp.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-15

To Prisoners Of War and Union Cit.
zens held by the Confederate authorities
dnrlrg the late Rebellion, and now resi-.
ding III New England:
lie Congressional Committee charged
with investigating the Treatment OF Union
PRISONERS viii commence their session for
taking testimony for the New England
States at Boston, Mass on the Ion of
OcIob r, INST. AMI will probably remain
IN session tor several weeks.
Ii Is The desire vi the Committee that
all persons who have been Prisoners ~
the hands OF the rebels shall have ample
notice and opportunity for presenting their
Testimony UcIUrc the Committee.
10 tn- end, the Committee earnestly
invoke the AID Of the press throughout
New England in giving IA general and
thorough notice Ut their Session comnicn.
clrs on 1le 18Th Instant.
Every soldier and citizen DESTROYS OF
appc rus tore The Committee r,uiest-
cd 10 sum la, address to the under ,luned.
al Nashua, n. H., as early IA, possible, in
oruer 'hdt The necessary arranS' III nt>
may be made 10 So cure their Attendance
without inconvenience or decay.
The D"ily Press of New England are
particularly requested to give TINS notice
IA gratuitous Insertion ia lheir column,
ami TO aiu the Committee 10y such iur.
lher notice as they may think proper.
y + or~vE,s,
For The COMMITTEES.
~, /, lSf-
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MIRRORS OF YOUTH.
,R. SCIlENCK On DYSPEPSIA.

- SYMPTOMS, CAUSES ANp REMEDY.
symptoms at DvS cpsia-A sense It tullnrss.
tilhtnrss aul weight in the stomach, together
with H,tuleucv, aridity. SOUR, offensive bclcning
Of Wini wa .erhru-h and vomiting, and great
deal of what "A person calls AN all gone feeling at
the pit ol the stomach frequently there is also a
pal iaiiuu ut the heart, which physicians mistake
iur heart disease and when the stomach j. in this
condition it is Goa ell with mucus or slime. The
rough lihrou> partition ui the stomach SIMILAR TO
what We see il trpc, Is what throws out ia" gas
tric juice, and When the stomach gets thick coat
OF slime on it. it prevents e gastric juice from
flowing, and digestion ceases. Schencks setwccd
tonic dis>oiveS thi, mucas or slime and restores
the stomach tn it, natural condition.
Schenck Mandrake Pills are also required to
carry off this mor1l matter. Two-thir,.> Of the
cases Of CONSUMPTION are caused & ON this diseased
state of the stomach the liver bee ming torpid,
it ceases to throw out bilr, aud in short time the
whole system is drran,scd The mucous ricm-
branc of the bronchial tubes Svmpathizes with the
other organs aud before the patient is aware at it,
lie or she has Bronchial or Pulmonary COnsump-
ton
Schrnck's Pulmonic Syrup cannot act freely
through the blood when the system is ia this lock-
e,l-up condition, without the aid OF the Sea Weed
Tonic aud Mandrake Pills. The Liver has all the
veuous blood to strain, aud when it gets in NOR
bid condition. blood and bile run through the svs-
TEN mi xel and the whole body Incomes 80 low.
aud the blood 80 thick it can hardly run through
the veins. In n majority Of cases hemurrhages
occur from thi, condition al the blood. The Man
drake Pills act on the Liver similir to calnmcl or
they do what that docs-t unock- the gall had
dcrs starts the bile and the blood begin, to circu-
rate naturally tn, uugh the veins. aud the hemur-
Images ceases. II, when persons are attacked with
hpmurrha,c. they would first rake a good pursa-
tive, something that would act on the liver, they
would soon he relieved from hlcedin. from tic
lungs, and il is the only way, for astringcnts are
temporary, and irritate the bronchial tubes, aud
law he groundwork for CONSUMPTION
DIR SClIENCK will hc professionally at his
rooms every week, - Bond Street. New York,
and - Hanover Street. Boston, from \. NJ. IN
til +. VI. lie gives advice tree, but for tho
rough examination with the iespiromcter the
charge j, 80.
Hi, medicines are for sale hv all DRUGGISTS aud
dealers. Also II full supply at all times at his
rooms.
Piice Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seawccd Tonic
each Il 80 per bottle or $50 the half DOZEN
Man take Pills - cent. per box.
GEO. G.. GOODWIN 4 co. ~ Hanover Street,
Agents Tor Boston For sale b., all druggists.
U1H;lv
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Inc C"hn'r'Irn' ID morrais cla'm that
ih'N have 'n'd 20 town elections in that
,.', Wv" .i ""' "''''' ''">' '"'T 'a" 'o o
y ,,''.',.,;.. "''' I"' %
~ '"'-' ''''' y o'''-'-
,r. unnsn r. oD '" "''' :" J'"9 III
NJ,
''"' Wv, "'"' 'r"hl Is
=" w. NV, ',''I :, ''" ~, ."e az Impairment
'', '' ','.,, ''' MIN '"''' .. ven 'i'0er'
Tin. iur,rna,;nn !. derived rrnn an a.
cial s,nrc,.
m, s.o..,.. -. ~
md - o,n.;I,n'.,;. " w. mn '''''u'} "''
nri,,v of ,,h,l;s,i,g RI, rD
Revenue Board in New y,rL and aI.n
inc some other measure far ;,,ne,,n.,,i,,.,
frauds ON the revnnn.. N,,h;n,, r',.,,,,o
IA, decided
Socre,,rys NInC,lIo.h nm, VIII
Auorn,y q n.ral S,.nha., r.. ".
m,n IIon p.y"r.L, I',h, ~" WV
,uiyes NIar.hnlI and Arnhar T.. 60, i" y.
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Oct. lsr, 1867.

The Alta California gives very good
advice ; ''Wehllhy CarIiornans should
make practice Of shipping boxes OF native
wine TO their relntives in the Fast, 50 as
I" let them know what our wines are
present Is always acceptable and appro-
pirate, and il would be more benclici Il 10
the state. Boxes of assorted wines can
be sent 50 ~ give, AT "A snail expense, AN
idea Of the variety o f our proJuclion."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-15

TIE BRANDON FAIR On Tuesday by
the 'uriesy of Col II. ii. Merritt, Pres
ident of the Brandon Farmers & Mechan,
les Club. we had the pleasure of paying
flying visit the Hall where The ''indnor'
articles of the Fair were on exhibi'icn.
We have never seen finer show of fruit
or of fancy articles. The usefus were
equally well represented, and the off
GERS OF the Club may well be proud Of
the exhibition
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-15
LITERARY NOTICES.

LIrTEIL's LIVING AGE.-This popular
Weekly Magazine for the week ending
October 9th has the following rich table
of contents. Novels what Napoleon
means by peace Pas Pour Joseph (;
Brownlows How they live in South Car
DINA The Zouave Jacob Roman Ang-
ellcan aud Protestant Sacred music The
CRISIS ON the Continent Professor Ivndall
on the Sound Americans on II visit ~
the Emperor uf Russia Foreign anxietes
aud Money Marker, Poetry, Michael Fara-
days; Notes by Il Spirtualist.
rnn LADY FRIEND, Tor November. -
Ihis number Is remarkably good The
steel engraving, Learning to Sew" is Il
sweet quiet home picture. The Fashion
Plate is yhsI and gag. The Wood Gus
lead oil with some captivating skating
Costumes and some Illustrations vi u novel
AMI most convenient klnd OF hood and
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ami the literary matter is uncummunIy
rich August Brll, Eliz ,beth Prescott
Aunt Alice and Frank Lee Benedict have
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Two VI -NrIs FOR NcrIlING Look
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We wish that all oui lr,cnds ConId see tins
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we lind, addition to the great am unit Of
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-15
Notice IN Bankruptcy.

This is to give not &C that on the l1th day OF
September, A. d. 1867, warrant in bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Edward
Phelps Nash of New uaven in the county of
Addison and State of Vermont, who has Jeen
adjudge bankru t. on his own petit on that
the payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belon ing to such bankrupt, to him
or for his use, and the transfer of any property
by him, are forbidden by law that a meeting
of the creditors of the said bankrupt, TO prove
their debts and 10 choose enc or more as
signees of his estate will be held at n , curt of
Bankruptcy to be holden in the United States
Court hooms IN Rutland in said district he
fore A. P. Lyman, Register on the 10th of
October, A b. 1867 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
L. A. SMALLEY,
272w U. S. Dept. Marshal, as Messenger.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-15
FISK Is HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers IN Gort Securities,
A.D
Financial agents IF the C. p r. r. Co.,
No. Nassau Street y. Y. [!l.3m
NniIcp In Rank
Notice IN Bankruptcy.

Thi- is to give notice. that on the 10Th dav Of
September A. ID. 1867, warrant in bankruptcy
wa> issued against the estate at John Campbell Of
vi ldiehu"v in the County Of Addison aud State
OF We mopt. who has been adindgcd bankrupt
on his own petition, that tie payment OF any
debts and delivering cf any property. belonging
to such bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and the
tran, Ter If amy property by him are forbidden by
Law; thata meeting OF the creditors OF said bank.
rupt to prn"e their debts and choose one or
mole as,rees of his estate, will he held at n
Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 he holden at the L. s.
Court rooms at Rutland in said district before A.
p. Lyman. REGISTER on the 18th day of October,
\. d 1867. at 10 o'clock. A NJ
E. \. SMALLEY,
272w U S. Dept. Marshal, as y cssengcr.