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Centennial Celebration.

The Congregational Church in West
minister East will hold 5 C. ntennial Gel
ebAtion on the | | h Of June next. services
commencing at 10 a. NJ. The Historical
sermon will be preached by Rev. Pliny
II. White, after which the dinner will be
served at the Town Hail. The public ex-
ercises will then close with the celebration
Of the Lords Supper.
+. j. FAIRBANKS,
Corresponding Sec'y.
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SHEEP SHEARING.-Mr. G. Lincoln of
Ira on Wednesday last sheared six of his
breeding ewes, which produced feeces of
an average weight of IL IA pounds.
The feeces were of but one years growth.
Also two. year-old buck whose fleece of
one years growth, weighed 20 pounds !;
likewise yearling buck, who produced a
fleece of Is pounds, 10 months growth,
and two yearling ewes, whose heeces of
one years growth, weighed IL pounds
each.
- The subscriptions TO the Woodstock
railroad are within ten thousand dollars of
the sum required to commenced the work.
- Bradford intends to stop liquor sell
ling within her limits and held meeting
to devise ways and means therefor last
week.
= Frank L. Spaulding, boy Of sew
enteen, clerk in the Rutland post-ofiice
has been arrested for robbing the mails,
and was on Thursday, bound over in the
sum of $500, to appear for trial at the
u. S. Circuit Court to be held at Windsor
on the Esd day of July next.
- On the 18th of April, while Mr.. /.
o. Hoyt Of Cabot was adjusting a belt tC
a drum in his shop, his left arm was caught
and drawn around the drum, breaking both
bones below the elbow, and driving them
out through the flesh. Fortunately the
drum was running at low speed, SO that
when his stomach was drawn against it its
weight stopped the motion. There being
two or three men outside the shop, he was
Immediately relieved.
- We hear more Of the depredations OF
panthers, or what is attributed 10 them, in
Cavendish and vicinity. Many sheep have
been killed, their Threats torn open, the
blood sucked out, and the hearts are also
torn out and eaten, and the carcass thus
left in that condition. Much indignation
very naturally exists among the farmers
at such doings among their focks, and a
hunt was organized at Proctorsyille, we
learn, on Thursday, of last week but have
not learned that anything come of it.
- We have the following from our old
townsman, Mr.. Albee, which isreally what
we would call a prolific bean -
q In 1865 | raised from a single white
bash bean, $50 in number, besides from
twelve TO twenty that got out of The pod:
and were not counted. In 1866 | planted
the $50 beans. The cut worms took abou
one-fourth of them, as | judged, and ye
from what was left, gathered l95 quart.
Of good nice white small beans or, 60,56.
beans; there being 3l06 in one quart
from actual count. If over !" six hundred
fold" is not pretty well for old Massachu
sets, should like TO know who has don,
better. II. ALBEE.
/ BERNARDsToN, Mass. Feb. 8, 1867"
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r. S. INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES, 1867
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the income spec al and other
annual under the provisions of the
Congress authorizing Internal Revenue
Annual list of 1867 for the 81 distr Vermont are
due and payable, and that in person by deputy
will attend at the following time aud places
same in WISDHAM COUNTY
At II. 4. SAWYER's Hotel, jamaica Monday June Sd
from A. NJ to IL NJ.
At PHELPS Hotel Grafton, Monday June 81, from
till O'Clock p u.
At ISLAND HOUSE, Bellows Fails, Tuesday june 4th
iom A. NJ to p. N.
At BRATTLEB0R0 HOUSE, Brattleboro. Wednesday and
Thursday, June 9th aud 9Th, from O'Clock, A. NJ
p NJ.
AT JAIL HOUSE, Fayetteville Friday June Eth from 10
O'Clock A. NJ too p. NJ.
At +. o. J. GoaHAM's Store, Wilmington Saturday
June sth from till o'clock p NJ.
N BPersons neglecting pay their within the
time above specified ten days thereafter, will be subj
costs and additional charges Taxes be by
persons and receipts viii be returned.
CHARLES S. DANA
Collector Of the ID District Of Vermont.
st. Johnsbury, May 18th, 1867. 2i22
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A r RE CHAN CE.

In an icipaon Of going WestI offer good indleement
in the sale OF the following property About hundred
acres land laying fifty rods west of the village of Cam
bridgeport consisting of twelve Of tilage twenty
five OF timber, and the remainder pasturage Said
farm also contains nice Dung orchard Of gafet fiuit
and sugar orchard Of nearly five hundred recseyery
thing convenient have eighyseyen acres situated IA
Roc bingham mile from the village, suitably divided
into tage. pasturagc and TIMBER with good apple and
sugar orcnarl Also my dwelling house, barn, and out
buildings, and Store with stock Of Goods good tenement
the storel situated in Camhrdg~poI and will sell
the whole or part to suit purchasers
Any wishing to invest ia country store, will find
good inducement by investigating this Stock. A good
trade established. ISAAC GLYNN.
CANBRIDGEPORr. April 1851. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-31

THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURE
of the Stock system Of Life opposed the
Afututi Is low of premium which Is IMMEDIATE,
SECURED and CERTAIN in lieu of "a dividend which Is
dividend being merely return Of portion Of the
aud premium charged in the hrst
instance
ILLUSTRATION:
Suppose that individual aged thirty, desires devote
$3.50 year for the purpose OF escting insurance
his life this amount will Immediately him in the
Universal the OF Sl 75l pay able his decease.
This paid TO company charng the ordinary mutual
rates. would him tbs of SS.4t4.
The difference between these 3 is exactly the
Immediate bonus addition to the policy to
be paid by the former office the holder of the policy Ia
the ly death OF the Observation-Disclosures
didfely secured, in favor of the UNIVERSAL, 50 2I7
To illustrate the importance OF the policy holder of low
premiums in general terms it be stated that by
reduction Of twenty per cent in the Of premium,
the amount of money viii secure policy thirty
aud oHe-fhjrd PER greater, and likewise that
is precisely equivalent to annual tas dividend Of thirty
three aud oaehnd per esHt. Payuts adra8ee. to u
dividend of oytyre can't payable at the end of five
years.
By the Stock plan the M cash eect Of the premium j.
in n. iately secnre the insured Company taking
all the risk the Mutual plan, the full in
of the premium paid Is of secured to the policy
heidsr, who takes position of the risk himself
THE PREMIUMS
charged by the g Universal low the actual
perepcc of insured life in this country will justify sud
nearly oHe-hyd lower than those charged by the
jorty of Mutual Companies.
other Information promptly furnished
on application to
C.. NEwCoMB, General Agent,
20 Bellows Falls, vt
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES.
VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION.

VERMONT BOARD or EDUCATION /
sEcRrrARrs OFFICE, May, 1867.
Teachers Institutes for the Counties of G. eonia Or
ange, Bennington, kutand, Windsor and Wndhani, viii
tie held as follows;
At Peacham June 4th and 9Th North Brookfield jane
eth and Sth Arlington l1th and 18th Fairhayen 18th
and 18th; Springfield, 18th, 18Th Bntt.eboro, 2it
22d
The Institutes will each continue in fession two ay
beginning at 4. NJ. with Lecture the ereaig pre-
eedng each Institute and the evening of the rst day
Of each
All friends of Education are nvided to attend Town
desired that Teachers are mott
fled Clergymen respectfully invited to give notice
fr,m their Pulpts
The hospitality citizens is solicited only actu.
ally connected with the schools
Members attending aud having paid full fare the
Vermont Central Vermont Canada, sut and < Bar
ingon Railroads, return free certificate FROM
Secretary
An examination of Teachers who desire obtain State
Certificates will be held turing each Institute according
law, and FOUR HoUss.-fron A. NJ to ~ NJ. of the frsl
day Of each Institute only will b., devoted such exam
nation Promptness will thus be necessary for all
desire certificates. J. 5. ADAMS, Secretary.
Pip
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EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT

All persons in Of Tue ative employment are
quested send for circulars and see the GREAT
ADVANTAGES offered those who engage in the sale Of our
publications. We have new work IN press entitled
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We have also Ia press edition Of that standard work
THE C0rTAGE BIBLE AND FAMILY EXposIToE,
BIZ REV wx PATTON, D. D.
Probably book sold bF subscription has with
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Index Tables q steel eagyings and maps together with
fall and complies Historical and Biographical Dictionary
Agents making splendid reports for this work. For
full particulars. address
BisAINAgD SAMPSON. Publishers,
2l4 Hartford, Conn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-31

STATE OF VERMONT, The probate court within and
DISTRICT Wgsrx for said dstrict To per-
sons interested in the Estate Of Elliot P. wilder, late Of
Grafton, In said district, deceased. Greeting:
NOU hereby notified that Instrument 10 writing,
purporting t. be the last will aud testament Of Elliott
p Wilder late Of Grafton deceased has been presented
said court for probate by Jane wooley, the executrx
therein named. Aud you further notified that said
court will dec upon the probate Of snid WILL session
of said court TO be held at the Inn Of Marza A. Wilder,
In Rockingham, the first Wednesday Of June, A. D.
1851 when and where you may Be- heard in the premises
II you shall canse. G. b. EDDY, Register.
May Is, 1867. A-0
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STATE or VERMONT, The probate court In and She
DisrcT WESTMINSTER said district. To all parsons
10 the JONES' late Of London
derry. in said district. deceased Greesins.
NoU hereby poned that aia will decide upca
Il the mpplica ton Of William H. Walker. executor Of
the viii OF said deceased r the appointment of commit
tee 10 divide the rersonsi estate Of said deceased
the entitled 10 the ct the session q I'D
court to be he'd at the Inn Of NJ. A. Wilder In Roc king
ham in said district, the hrst Wednesday Of Junss
1857. az which time and place you BE- heard IN the
premises If you shall see cause.
2o2 c. B. EDDY, Register.
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PuTNEY e. II. Nichols, son Of Mr..
Reba Misunderstanding become insane, was
taken to the Vermont Asylum on Tuesday
night Of last week. Young Nichols, had,
about four weeks since engaged extensive
ly in teaming, and seemed to have great
desire for striking a " big trade as he
bargained for several horses, and one or
two public houses, however at last getting
wild and raving, he was taken TO Brattle-
boro, where it is hoped by his friends he
viii soon get rid of his arrangement. He
has always borne a good character and
been faithful and dutiful son.
Morning Star Temple, No. 8, 1. o. of
Good Templars, Putney, was organized
on Monday eve of this week, and the fol-
lowing officers chosen
Chas. Shrigley, D. T.,
Miss r. NJ. Shaw, d. V. T.,
James Houghton, D. r S.,
Wesley Wilbur, d. f. s.,
Jennie A. Reed, ID. A. S,
Miss Anna Flint, d. NJ,
L. c. Darling, d. d. NJ,
John NJ. Crawford, D. c.,
Geo. Davis, p. d. T.,
Levi Haar. d. 0. G.,
Lucia A. Burnham, ID. I. G.,
Ada A. White. ID. r. III. S.,
Louisa j. Gorhani, ID. S. I'll. S.
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STATE or VERMONT The probate court within and
DISTRICT WESTMINSTER for said district To eli per-
Interested in the estate Of Timothy H. Byrnss Of
Rockingham. In aid district, deceased. Gyeehax:
V0U hereby notified that Instrument In writing
purporng to b, the last will aud Of limo
thy H. Ryrncs late Of Rockingham, deceased been
presented to said court fur probe by Mary Byrpss the
executix therein named. And you further notified
that said Court will decide upon the probate said W
session Of said he held the Inn OF Msrsha
A. Wilder In rockingham the first Wednesday Of june
1861 when and where you may BE- heard In the pre-
misses II You shall cause. 2022
May 10, 1861 c. D. EDDY, Reeistsr.
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Mlarried.

In Townshend May 18th, BY Rev. II Fletcher. Mr..
LEWIS ". MORSE of Roxbury, Mass, and Miss BELL
BURROWS of Narthfeld Mass.
In Jsmaies, NAV 81 t. by the same, Mr. FAYETTE D..
READ. and Miss STELLA d. YOUNG, both of Jaa'sica.
In Westminster, May 18th at the residence of y j.,
Smith, Esq, by Rev. VIM. N, Wilbur. Mr.. EDWIN A.
THURsToN of saxtons River, and Miss NELLIE L.
REEVES of sufheld, Conn.
In charestown, N H.. the 18th inst by Rev II. II
sanderson. Mr.. JAMES A. PARTRIDGE Of Gambrdgeport
Mass and Miss NINA 4. SMART of Charlestown
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S 5000 w A N 7 L ID |

WANTED loan or 1000 Dollars by School Distr.e
w No. l. Enquire of Building Comm ittee or
A. WENTWORTH, Dist. Treasurer.
BELLOWS FAILS May p, 1867. 2l23
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Ahe annual Convention of the Epis-
[p' church at the Diocese of Vermont
"n'ch thomas II. Garfield, Esq, OF
[ rHs'on, Is Secretary, will be held in
.uAes Church, St. Adams, ON We'd
'uay June 9th, 1867. This will be the
s1'y-seventh annual convention of the
'eS'aht Episcopal Church in the Do
VI Vermont, and the ,hirty-fifih an
II :, invention since the full organization
'ae Diocese.
We are decidedly in luck this season.
lug been the recipient of bouncing
'"'a sent as BY Conductor S. C.
III y who viii please accept our cor
!. a's'ks for his handsome courtesy.
:. parish is evidently remember;ns
~ spring AT least second only to The
DO. &c persons united with The Con.
49,, ''nAi church at Chelsea On The 81,
49,. h0,ientot yillage-The souare IN
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1ieI.

Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries incud-
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length
In TovFnshend May 18th. very suddenly. Mrs HEPSIE
A. SNOW, wife nj Eroy Snow. late of the army of the
Potomac. aged 81 and months,
simensvilIe Sunday May 10Th of lung fever NELLIE
NJ. only child of Clement and Emma z. Chase. aged 2
years and months.
In Springfield MAY 18th, WILLIAM B0YST0N. aged
20 years and months
In Clrmi, Illinois while attending Court Judge oREN-
20 GooDRIDGE formerly of westninster aged 40
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COMMISSION Rs' NOTICE.
Arte uans Smiths Estate.

THE undersigned having been appointed BY the Pro-
bate court for the district Of Windsor Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust all claims demands
all persons against the Of Artemas Smith, Of
Chester in said district deceased and the claims Of the DE-
ceased exhibited in OF the claims the creditor
hereby give notice that will for purpose q
examining and allowing said Chains the dwelling
of Henry White in Chester in sal district, the
Saturdays Of June and August from nine O'Clock
until four O'Clock NJ each Of said days and thas
months from the 4th day Of March d. 1857 Il shs
lime limited by aid said creditors present
their claims 70 us for examina ton and allowance
Dated at Chester this 9th day of May, A. d. 1867.
CAsrAMEs B. PARK, Co..,
2022 HENRY X. WHITE
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WILCOX ( GIBBS SEWING MACHINE

Warraqted the best in Maret for Family use Any per-
wishing to try them have weeks trial.
by calling addressing l.. L. AILBEE,
Il Rockingham, VT.
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STATE or VERMONT, The Probate Court within
Dmimcr 90 wksrxxsrnR, and hr nd District To all
persons Interested In the estate Of Maria L. oughton
late Westminster, In shd district dsesassd Gvsstjng
VOu are hereby notified that inserunsnt In writing
purportinE to be the last will and testament Of Masa
oushon late Of Westminster, deceased has bssn pss
scented 10 said court for probate By Justts DgYns
executrx therein named And you further notified
that said Court will decide ugoa the probate Of I'D VIII
at session OF said court TO b. held AZ this Inn Of Mar
shall A. Wilder In Rockingham, the first wsdnssdsv
Of June 1867, when'snd where you may BE- heard n
thepremises u you shall sec cause. 2O-0
May Is, 1867. Q. B. EDDY Rssistsr
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Il. & B. R. r. CO.
-
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the Rutland
burlington Raroad Company will be holden at the
Rutland aud Burlington Railroad Depot in Burlington,
on the 18th day Of jane D. 1851 O'Clock in the
forenoon for the election Of Directors for the
ensui and for the transaction any other business
that may come before the meeting.
b. b. SMALiEY, Clerk, r. & q. r. r. Co.
BURLINGTON, May ID, 1861 1923
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TO FARMERS !

THE THOROUGH BRED ALDERNEY BULL.
WILL be kept the present seas at the old May Place
W ia of " H. Kimball His stock proves be Of
the very finest kind. Please call eLd yourselves
Terms, 81 90 aud $500.
FENELoN ARNoLD,)
d. A. WRIGHT, Directors.
W X. kIMBALL,
WESTMINSTER May %. 1867
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DROWNED. -Floris Gorham, son Of !.
b. Gorham, of St. Johnsbury, young
man about twenty years of age, was
drowned in the river, at the railroad vii
lage, at that place, last Thursday after
noon. lie went out in his skiif TO secure
his boat house, which was likely to be
carried away by high water. lie was
unfortunately capsized. and being drawn
into the current, was carried over the
falls, clinging to his boat. The boat was
found at Passumpsic village, but at last
accounts his body had not b en- recovered.
------------
The governor has appointed John
Spauleiag of Montpelier, formerly State
Treasurer, 10 the assistant judgeshio of the
Washington county court, made vacadt by
tie recent death Of Alphaus Bass of
Moretown.
"A bear weighing 22l pounds and
which had been raiding through the sheep
folds of West Dana, was shot on Monday.
j fl Davis is in Montreal so secluded
that no one has even seen him TO identify
him on the street. He went from New
York quite alone, his wife and party follow
ing him the next day.
- The democrats Of Vermont assemble
in State Convention at Montpelier, June
2l, to nominate candidates for State off
GERS and appoint four del gates to the next
national democratic convention.
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GOLD AND sToCKs--May %.

Prices of Market Reef-kxtra Si4 so IN IA III first quail
ity Sl4 % "a Sl4 so second quality ga 90 "a S1i %
third quality sl3 90 "a sl3 70.
Prices of Store cattle-Workins Oxen, y pair-s2O0
5000 5000 az 800.
$50 with without calves may be ageed farrow ant
ordinary $40 to So.
Prices Of sheep and Lambs ITO &C. extra 81 to 9lc pei
b.
Hides q e lols. Tauow to SIC y Ii. Country lots
to &c.
Calf skins 20 to 22c
Pelts,-Lambs Soc SHARED, 25c wool 50 25 q 81 -
REMARKs.-The supply OF cattle small this week
but the market nevertheless very dull and slow, prices
rather downward.
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THE UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
The original Joint Stock Life Insurance Company Of
he United States.
Authorized Capital, $4,000, 900.
Authorized Capital, $4,000, 900.

THE COMPANY TxcLusyKLy cosrISED
INSURANCE OF FIRST CLASS HEALTHY LIVES
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Trout !.

HAVE obtained all the Trout want 70, stocking my
i Pond. J. D. BRIDGMAN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28

Disracli made a speech fonr hours
long at the recent Edinburgh banquet.
The Bishop Of Lodi is 100 years old,
and reads without glasses.
The Tideoute Journal calls its "Mis-
c~ellaneous Items column "Scizzorink-
tums."
A horse bit a boys head off in
Quakerville Pa.
A Brussels paper has % correspon.
dents in Paris,
"Caytain, me jewel" said u son OF
Erin, rs a ship was coming on the
coast in inclement weather, shave We
an almenick on board 2'-.
"No / havn't." "Then be jabers,
w shall have to take the weather as it
comes"
A Western editor thinks if the pro
per way Of spelling tho is "though,"
and DO ''beau' the proper way of spell
ling potatoes must be ''poughteigh-
%teaux," and the new way Of spelling
softly "psoughtleigh."
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Pro BOND loUDZI.ICO!

'Vl0 THOSE WISHING 70 BUY TIE
L best brands of Cigars, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, call at Billy Farmers.
Also, on hand, the best Ale and Lager
Beer, fresh from the Brewery. For the
Ladies' he has a superior article of Scotch
Snuit. warranted the best. To those wish
ing good nice Pipes, of all sizes and shape
Call and see them. Tobacco Pouches,
Snuif Boxes, Oysters, Sariines, Fruits.
all can be bought chosp for cash at the CT
gar Store of w. L. FARMER,
iapI2-ly.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The REV. EDWARD a. WILSON will
send free o. chargc) to all who desire it
the prescription with directions for ma
king and using the simple remedy by
which he was cured of Il lung affection and
that dread disease Consumption. Ills on
ly Object is to benefit the afflicted. and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescrip-
tion, as it will cost them nothing. and
may prove a blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. l65 South Second Street.
Williamsburg, New York.
spDlg
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no Medical Students.

We have for sale y Scholarship in
"The Philadelphia University Of Medi
cine and Surgery" which cost us seE-
.enty five dollars. Any student wishing
to attend this distinguished medical
Institution, which is advertised in our
columns, would do well to purchase
this transferable Scholarship from us.
w. j. SLATER u 90.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28
Trustees Sale.

In pursuance of two deeds of trust exc
cuted to me by a. ID. Trimble, one dated
the l4th day Of March, 1866. and registered
in Book No. 2, pages 20 q 30. and the other
dated the 18th of October, 1865, and regis
tered In Book No. 2, pages l6s 4 l69, |
will sell, on
Monday, December I'd, 1867,
at the Courthouse door In Winchester. to
the highest bidder tor cash, the house and
lot n vacant lots conveyed to me in said
deeds, to which reference Is made for a
particular description.
JOHN FRIZZELL, Trustee.
Nov. IL tds 40
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State Of Temessee-FrankIin County.

State Of Tennessce--Franklin County.
X. W. Muse,
Mary Muse, ct. ais.
On motion of complainant, and it sp-
pearing to the Clerk Il Master, from the
bill which is sworn to, that the defendants
\. j. Poe q wife Ida A. Poe. are non-rcsi-
dents OF. the State ofTcnncSScc. SO that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon them.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for four weeks in the
Home Journals Il newspaper published in
the town of Winchester, requiring spid
nonresident defendants to appear on orne
fore the 3D. Monday in November next, and
plead answer or dcmur to the bill, or the
same will be taken f~orcOnfcssed and set for
hearing cX partc a. to tiiem.
IL. Il. ESTILI, {. 4 VI.
Octl0-lW 4 so
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v

HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOL-
IL VENCY of the estate of T.. II. lkard,
deceased, all those indebted to said estate
are notified to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said cs-
ate are notified to file them. duly authcn-
icatcd, with the County Court Clerk. on
or before the 10th of December, 1867, or
they will be forever barred.
ID. s. LONG, Admir-.
GpD12-3m