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TIE F1ouRrsztxa STATE or DUNDEE. "a CORES
pondent Of London paper writes as follows from
Dundee, whsfe the Scientific Association meets
this yesr:
''very few towns owe more to the energy OF its
people than Dundee. 1t is the Glasgow OF the
east Of Scotland. Both rs seaport and q mann-
featuring town its Importance IS increasing rap
idly. Here, as nearly everywhere in Scotland,
even to the villages, the 5iat system prevails
This gives Dundee better show OF street archl-
lecture than many English towne OF the same SIZE.
But 1t coops up ninety Thousand inhabitants with
in narrower limits lhen would be allowed them on
the south OF the Tweed One seldom hnde I
Englshman who hkns the system, and rarely a
Scotsman who Will not contend that it is the pest
and the only one to house the people OF Scotland
at all -
The fax and jute works in Dundee are OF great
size 1t is quite curiosity to see 4.5OO 10 900
workpeople leave. the mills Of Baxter Brothers &
Co. Sir David Baxter, the unole Of the member OF
Parliament, is the representative OF the firm. He
is known, and deserves to be, throuchout the
kingdom as the donor of handsome bark to the
ancient burgh. For the last. fifteen wears the use
OF jute II the manufacture Of yarns, carpets sack
ings and the like has been rapidly extending. till
this mere Indian grass has become the most i'm,
portant staple of ont cf the largest industres IN
the kingdom. The .AnsEicsuN war gave saimpstis
to Dundseas it did tosBelfast which VIII Asurpriae
many Of its scientific Visitors
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The ARMY WoRM.-We- have learned that TINS
destructive worm has made it's appearance on
pantatioh IN tlris vicinity, but haee not 'heard
whether to any alarming extent. :
SHKRIFF SALEs.-We notice in many of our State
exchanges long lists of Sheriff sales for taxes
This is to be regretted. The Treasury is no doubt
in low state of funds, and must be replen-
ished-the State must have money, but is this the
time to press people who have been struggling
all summer under financial pressure TO make q,
crop, the proceeds of which have not yet been
realized. The wheat crop fell far short of what
was at one time anticipated, and the money real
lied therefrom lras nearly all been. expended in
buying provisions and other necessaries for the
farm. Scarcely any cotton has yet been sold, and
there is no money in the country, nor will there be
until tho cotton crop comes in. Property, when
sold viii 20 for ons-the unfortunate debtors
property sacrificed, ,and yet their taxes, in many
cases. not be paid. We hope our State authorities
will reconsider this matter, and stay levy and sale
at least until the cotton crop can be put upon the
market. Herald.
BROKE JAIL.-James Funderburk, lodged in the jail
Of this place, ON the cha geof Grand Larceny, made
good his exit on Saturday night last by cutting
through the rock wall from the up stairs and low
ering himself to the ground by means Of old car
peting tied together. How ho got the tools to
work with is a question. Lancaster Ledger.
REa1sTRArIoN- Registration has been nearly
completed IN this district. Thefollowina is the
official result so far. The CHeton,s Mill precinc&
is incomplete and is omitted The final result will
hn cyivnu mart waeE
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Majority for whites, 5D9.-PhRnir.

! RENDER UNfo CESAR" Erc.-We were misin-
formed with reference toa statement published o
few days ago, that party OF drunken Federal SOL
diers pulled down the derricks in the Sta House
yard. feH OF the solliefs were intoxicated, and
stirred up matters little, but tho derricks afore
said were removed by the contractor, Mr. Waring,
for his own onyerlienee.--PhPntT. =
FATAL AccIDENr:-1Ir. Nsrhdl Ussery, a wor-
Thy citizen OF our district, met with his death last
week at steam mill Few miles above this place.
The fly wheel Of the, engine became detached. tew
oil, and striking him in the head inflicted mortal
wound, which caused his death in owhoHrs, his
brains bong dashed OUT. His afflicted family o
wife and two children. have the ,sympathies OF our
entire community. -BdrnaeH Hsntfnd.
THE Union LEAGUE NOMINATIONS FOR CoNvrN-
f1oN.--There was a large meeting OF the Union
Leaguers in the upper part OF Greenville District
attended by it's members from town and other
parts, OH last Thursday, and they made .. nomina-
ton for the Convention, as follows:
James Al. Allen, POSTMASTER, white. .
John B. Hyde, white. -ss a.s.S ~ .
W;lsonSooSe "; 81; seooSe', ,eolorsd. Is rss2 sG'
lAccording to the principal Article OF the
are sworn to- vote for alithe hbninees; when the
election comes on, or pot vote atsslis - :
I Efs1ssrRisT1oS sssuMfESRs ANba cfAKENpoN Dis
the, ,kndhessso of Major Lyman
Hssell. commanding the Military Post of Sumter
we are ensbled TO give to Our readers the following
c6mp,ete fsgistration feturugfof Thites and col
ofad in Sumter and Clarendon districts:
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OBITUARY.

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H. DEPARTED THIS LIFE on The morning OF the 2sth
September at ndavle Sea Shore In All Saints Parish
after abort and painful illness, Mrs. MARY F. TIL
TON. sconsort Of Mr. It. W. TILroN, and youngest
daughter ofCapainFHoMAs Of and ELIZA R. sURT1s. aged
twanty-segsn years. five months, and twenty days The
deceased was . kind and loving wife, an afectonate
daughter kind sister and warm friend TO an wno m
she was acquainted. She perfectly resigned, and
died happy May her soul rest peace is the sincere
prayer Of the writer OF the following lines:
We have tearlrdly folded her cold white hands
Lovingly over hsr breast IL
We have Kissed the pale lips, forevermore closed,
And lsid her down gently to rest.
We have laid her to rest with void in our hearts,
In anguish Tept over her tomb,
Yet would not recall her where earts chilling winds
: Blight the flowers In their loveliest bloom.
We would not rtcaH her, Ahl no, she has gone
Where Life's surges can trouble no more.
Tofhat beautiful home in the Land of the Blest
On that beautiful shining shore.
For We know there'sa homein our Fa Tiers house,
A home for us all in the skies,
and we know that the one we have loved 30 well
. Has eased that Par sfiise. q. r. 5.
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The Wilmington Jo,upai of Saturday says: Is
NM szss;s,st,,ns fsoo,aaa,, fnr pb;laas

SAILED. 1.-The. sLeamships Honaef, ,fos Phaladsl'
phia, and W.-P. Clyde and Sappho, for New York,
sailed from th. port to-day BY reference 10 ouI
marine repor: it viii be seen that the two latter
had very small freights something unusual with
our port. Fteights BY these two vessels were
taken to-deF4at very low ratesA25a3o cents on
rosin, so ce1ts on turpentine, and 81 per bale on
cotton. This was caused by the large, unexpected
and almost unprecedented influx Of Eesselafor the
past two weeks. ,,..z
These rates are not by. any means to De looked
upon as permanent or estabhshed-the prices oo-
quick trips absolutely necessary. THESE Iates were
taken to get the steamer 9 as rapidly as possible
long stay would. not be justified. Produce Is
coming in rather slowly, but we trust our country
friends win send italong with their usual dispatch
and promptitude.
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gentleman in Petersburg has succeeded in
teaching four chickens todraw miniature wagon,
in Which, a big white rooster rides. They rattle
over m 3 lawn with great speed while the rooster
looks as grave as bishop.
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At the ffts-fourth regular auction sale Of Seran.
ton coal in New York, the following prices were re-
sliaet' Lump, s3 65; steamboat, 50 90; broken,
So 80; egg, 81 AZ; stove 81 &C: chestnut, So 81
5000 tons were disposed Of
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ar CITY sHRRIFFS oFFICE.-To DE-
FAULTINa CITY TAX PAyERs-I do hereby give NC
tce to all deaulters in payment of City Taxes that
pursuance OF instructions from the City Council Isha
proceed and after the first day of October next tder
the executions now inmy Office, to levy upon and adye
se for sale property defendants to satisfy said e1ecn
tions. - P. c. GUERRY, City Sheriff.
september Is sc trS q 6
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September 20 - y -. srS. -. s@es
iasrA YOUNG LADY. .BEFBRNsaaE TossHR.

!n@A YOUNG LADX.BEHBRSsNG<4 4oszaleif
country home. alter asojeurn of,a fsFmouths3n the
city, was hardly recognized BY her friends lnphcsos.
coarse, rustic flushed face, shs had soft rpby cons
plsxion of almost marble smoothpess and insfsad
twenty three she really appeared but eighteen Upos
aury sEto the cause OF SO great change she painl
told them that she usedsths cIRtSAssIAN BALM ana
considered it IN frvalusbls acluisiton any lady
BY It's use any Lsay ofasntelnefsc tns
aonal appearances an hundred f6)dS rtis sinpls
combination, 90 Nstgrs hessat is ssnps sst unezass
ed in its efficacy in dre~iss tupurids a,so sea'
ing cleansing and !bcaufyiug eornpleziap
BIZ its drecta cion on the cutice IL draws from it 81 s
impurities kindly healing the same, and leaving the arr
face as Nature Intended it should bccear SOFT smooth
and beautiful Price ST. sent bJ Mail Express on re-
ceipt Of an order. by
". L. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
No. West Fsyette Street. Syracuse N. Y.
The only American Agents FOR the sale Of the same.
Mascs,<eo fy
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JOHN A. WAGNER, Edito,

II ITSDER THE ABoyE head The IN UNDERSIGNED g 10
e oraanof the German population, aud devoted 10 The
Interests OF this State in encouraging Immigration anc
Industrial Pursuits.
Will be represented in its columns and tho news OF int
day will be given. , =.
ticneraI JOHN A WAGNER has kindly consented 'e
undertake the editorial management tor the present
Subscrption-s3 for Twelve Months; sl7o ioi Si'
Mouths; 81 for Three Months.
Advertisements inserted on liberal Terms 90
c. q. ERCKAlANN Co.
Se,tembera a5 No. Broad street. Charleston, :. c.
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Majority for Blacks. ........... s2Q 80

GCamden Journal.
REaIsrRAT1oN.-we are Indebted to DR.. S. R.
Lewie for the following complete return af regis
tration in Lexington District The books, we
learn, were kept in the very best order, and the
registers were highly coniptrhented by the nfik-
Io,.., ~ Ssoio
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!. .srNoTT yE To MARINERS. Rs.-CAPTAINs
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are requested not to da so anywhere within dirs
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, OH the Charleston and ST. Andrews side oi
the Ashley River by which precsutop. contact With the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided. -.
:. s. G. TURNER, H. NJ
aasbof Masters Office Charleston, February 0. 1866.
Februarg7 =
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as- MARRIAGE AND yGE LlBACY, AND gHEs
HAPPINESS or TRUE MANHoop.zAn Eesag feri
Young Men on the Crime OF Solitude aud the Phyfe,,
logical Errors Abuses and Diseases which create inn
pediments to MARRIAGE. with sue mssnsef Rsliss
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge No. 10
f. Address DIR. j. sKILLN HoUaHToN.
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa, =
- ~ w. N-n7 lfnOa
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ag TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR
TURNER'S TIC DOULoUREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
SAFE, CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEU.
RALGh AND ALL NERVOUS D1sEAsEs.
It N snunfailng renedy in all cases of Facial Neurai
gia often eIsctingA perfect cure in single day. Nc
form f Nervous Disease fails to yield to its magic tnu
enee Even the seyerest of Chronic Neuralgia and
general Nervous Derangementa Of many years standing
affecting the entire system, completely and perma-
neny cured by It in few days, few weeks at the
utmost contains nothing injurious to the most deli
cate system ana always be usel with perfect safety
II is In constant use by the best physicians, who give it
their unanimous and unqualified approval. Sent by
mail on receipt Of s1 and two postage stamps. Sold
teverywhere.
'TUkNns & CO., sole Proprietors,. No. 1ao
sTrenent street, Boston. Mass. -.
h Isepfeneefz3 pa psssS. aszssssfs : p - t1wf Smos
-.-+-A 4.ae=
/ So wHEAReN's soIETMEHT RI1'L CUBE
\ wHEATo, IS OINTMENT viii cure fa1t Bhegm "a y;
i wHEATo7ps OINTMENT cures Old soxee: .S
wHEATops oINTlKNT CURES dl btseaz zes of the
eL,, -gk-4a2ss y - ~.
pAee so oSnts: Dyinsi1sa cent. zli I'D II.
WEEKS q FoTTER, boshms Pforrieto4s:
sertember 10 a rs q ~ NV
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ssr PROPOSALS OFFICE DEPOT AND DIS
BURsEG eUARTERMAsTEB ATLANTA, GA. SEP
TENDER 17TH 1ss7.-sealed proposals win be received
at this oce until 10 NJ, Monday September goth, 1857.
for supplying the Quartcrmasters Department in this
city with
$4,000 POUNDS sHELLEp CORN.
Put up IN good strong Sacks of not Less than two or more
than three bushels per ssck-cor to be free from dirt
and perfectly sound.
Bids must be In TRIPLIoATE, with copy Of this ad
vsrtisement ATTACHED TO EAcH and bear the endorse
met ofTwo nEspoNsBLE persons who are willing to be-
come surety the bidder In the event Of the contract
being awarded to him. Proposals not complying with
the requirements of this advertisement will be rejected
Delivery to commence October 6th and continue at
not less than onehr Of the whole amount per month";
or the whole amount may be delivered at once, the
contractor prefers It, at the Depot cuarternasters store
house. Atlanta, Ga The corn will be weighed and in
spected when received.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening OF tn.
bids. ist - '-et 90 - -
satisfactory evidence Of loyalty of each successful bid
der, and solyency of surety, win be required.
Fhe Government the right to reject any and
Proposals should be addressed to The undsrpedsand
endorsed upon the envelope Proposss for tho delivery
/ Of Corn" .5 f.(,sE4 p ssr-i 3.t
= 81 order Of By.t Brig Gen. sA1ToS, Chief @ NJ.
- - ss.'. q. j. FARNswoRTH.
..sF 1st 1t Slth Infantry. A. A. @ NJ,
ssp6eifber AZ In charge Of Depot.
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State Ite ms.

REdIsTRATIoN-We are indebted to our friend,
Captain Fl. 8. Kerr, for the following registration
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TIE RICHMOND D1sPATcH of Saturday, speaking
Of the October number Of the Gasasy, says:
There is in it ga most unjust and cruelty false
paper on the Poor Whites of the South BY AMI,
EsB. sEABSsod ABSsod q Who elsims fobe ssolt man.
We sannqtand derstana what satisfaction thesuthor
coua have derived FROM drasging suchia picture af
uthern people. poor Or not, at such time. when
every consideration OF humanity and generosity
should paralyze any hand. Get alonea Southern
hanq) that attempted TO- draw it. Certainly no
sense of duty could have impened Mr.. sEAPRooK
to it. sRy universal c0nsehE the bird that soils its
own nest is not regardsdas pattern Of neatuess
Snu pf0pe's1ls.se sls "a 3g-5 5S.ses e .-,$Tj
The followipeasnrsasfslS sSsw Il stirling ii manner
the rapid grewth Of Prussia within period of lit
tie more than two centuries: Under the Elector
FREpERlOrI Prussia consisted of 424 square miles
of territory, inhabited BY population Of $500
under King FREDERICK L Of 1881 sauare miles of
territory, and a. population Of 1,7a, 900; under
FREDERICK II. Of S576 square. miles Of territory,
and 5,65SOOO inhabitants; under FREDeR1oK VII
tlAn ". of 510S square miles of TERRITORY and
16, $50 900 inhabitants and it now has 6se2 souare
miles of territory, and 100000 inhabitants
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A FUNNY M1sr3KE is that We find in q recent
number of Uber Land and Nicer, one of the best
EGerman 1Eustrssad Magazines, published weekly
both in Stuttgart and in New York. Under very
good pic nre OF rHacEEn4Y the. name q fthe great
satirist is given % -Aw.j NoPEAcr raxckERAy:.
The vrjtererpfintsr sE5ae1tly was I'm possession
of THAI dsngeess Ding s5iuss learning; and as
usual in such cases made boteh.
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4s- ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTRIcAL HU-
MAN EYES made to, order and inserted by Drs. +
BAtcH and p GQUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1bsossArAu, ofPars,. No. $40 Broadway, New York
Aprif>ia 1T
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sPEcIAI NOTICE S.

H%NOTICE.-CONSIGNE PER STEAASHIt
MoNEKA, are hereby notified that she ia this day
discharging cargo at South Atlantic Wharf, en- goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset VIM be stored at OK,
| pense and risk Of owners.
J0HN& THEO. GETTY, Agents.
All freight amounting to fifteen 16) dollars or lea
must be paid On the wharf before delivery ofgoods.
septemberSO 4a
y aT REGISfRATION- FINAL NOTICE.-THE
Board of Registrars for the Third Precinct Ward Ne.
will be i session to receive the names Of applicants for
registration To-Day 2sth. and Monday sotl ut the
Hope Engine House, Arehdale street, from A. NJ TIL
PM. E.
Applications for registration, whether accepted orre
jccted, and whether theoath s administered or not are
required to be recorded In the books furnished crcu
lar General Instructions to Officers of Registration, Au
gust 9th, 1867. JAMES II MORRISON,
Chairman Of Board Of Registrars, for Third d Precinct
September %
: aS- CAUTION.-ALL PERSONS ARE CAU-
TONED not tocredit any ON my account without
written order from me- JOHN MCMAHON
September 81 \ 55-ssa
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photographic.
Our Cnble Dispatches.

CossrANr1Nop1E, September 2S.-Tne sultan re-
fuses the Cars CEetan demands. The Car de-
cIines msetiugSthe Sultan personally, having no
thing personally 10 say.
A large party m Greece are for the kings depo'
sition and the proclamation OF republic under the
protectorate of, or annexation to, the United
States. (Bosh.)
FLORENCE, September 2S.-Garibaldi's partisans
are tumnltuous in various parts of Italy.
1t is reported the King is about proclaimlng an
extraordinary session Of Parliament.
The Garibaldian riots have been suppressed and
it is officially announced that the country Is tran
quill. +,
LONDON, September 2s::-Italian accounts ale
conflicting in regard to the riots at Aadena, Milan
Genoa and Naples.
>. Thetpope thanks NAPOLEON for GARIsAIDrs ar,
rest. .
LONDON, September -Noon.-securities ua-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, September 2a-Noon.--Cotton firm
sales 10000 bales.
LI7ERPooL, September "2s = Evening. Cotton
closed dull, owing to unfavorable Manchester adj
vices; sales 10000 bates; quotssions unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, September 2sLP. M.-Under more
favorable trade report. Cotton is trrner; more
doing; sales 900. Lard 55s. Sd.
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From Raleigh.

RALEIGH, N. c., September SS.-There was
grand rally of Conservative .ast night The
resolutions declare devotion to ne Union and con
stituticnal liberty against white uans party,
confscation and PRESCRIPTION opposed to drawing
partyjines further than hostility to 8adicsiisin.
half dozen speeches we're made, and there was
great enthusiasm and perfect harmony
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From New orleans. sS4+i
New ORLEANS, September 2S.-Yellow Fever in
te,ments up tesix this morning, 67. - ..
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a | Erom trnu Paciae.e } 81

4. FROM tag Paciflc.s k@H
SAN FRAsc1sOo, September 2S.-An Oregon dis
patch says Lieutenant SadALL's Company OF First
United States Cavalry fought the Snaks Indians,
killing 26, capturing 15. The soldiers are un-
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.EkF FrUm wilnaingsea. . k&&$
WILMusaToN, September pa Jewish synar
yogue will be consecrated to-morrow--the first IA
his Stste.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES zEITUNG.

Ne. Is, Meeting street opposite Charleston Hotel
= Jane IL
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bUlH5BtU-
a., NOON DISPATCH. 4, -..ssA
NEw YORK, September 2s-Flcuf 1926 better.
Wheataa2 better for Spring. Sa5 better for West
ern. Corn, Bye and oas quiet. Mess Pork heavy
at Ss SE Eard steady. Whiskey quiet Cotton
dull at 3t. Turpentine 57ss58. Rosin stsady.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-22

NARROW EsCAPE.-As Mrs. Betsev King.
wife of Lemuel King. of Sunderland, was sit
ting near a window of her kitchen one day
recently, she noticed that one of her shoe
strings was united and stopped over to tie it,
and at that instant rifle ball passed through
the window and also through the stovepipc
lodging in the wall of the room Had Mrs
Hing been sitting in an upright position the
ball would have passed through her head.
Whether the shot was the result of an acct
dental discharge of a gun. or IA deliberate at
tempt upon the life of Mrs. X. remains mys-
terry.
Samuel Field, of Pownal, 90 years old hung
himself recently.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
valdez w learn from correspondent
at Walden. that Charles Mason of that town
has been fined five dollars and costs, amount
ing in all to $500, for striking and other
wise beating his wife. Whiskey contributed
to the belligerent frame Of mind which led
to the battery.
James Snow and Charles Knapp. of Wal
den, have been tried on charge of setting fire
to a school house in South Walden. but the
evidence was not sufficient to hold them lor
their appearance at the county court
IRE "o barns on the farm owned 10y
q. q. Tinker, of lIardwick, were entirely
consumed about noon, ON Monday of last
week, together with about four tons of hav
Within ten days 2023 boxes Of scales were
shipped from the Fairbanks mandatory at
St. Johnsbury, weighing over 225 tons, and
the daily consumption Of iron is over - tons
CHiTTENDEN COUNTY.
The incomes in Burlington. returned Nav
1867, Exclusive of bank dividends. and ot
the $1,000 exemption) over $1,000, are AZ
follows
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-22

The committee on the water works in Bur
lington have recently purchased land, on
which to build the new reservoir, for $4,000.
X p Kidder, of Burlington, has received
patent for Improvement in bcc-hives
ESSEN COUNTY.
Rev j. W. II. Baker has been appointed
Inspector in the Custom House at Island
Pond
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&c. A. Lambs Estate.

stats OF vERMoET In Probate ate Court t, held S,.
trict, the fh dav of Nav. D. 1867.
~ W. WILLARD, Adrni nj str ator in this State Of
-. the estate OF K uoen a Lamb, late of Roxbury,
in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, deceased,
presents his adm nlstration account Z
and allowance. and makes application for decree of
distribution and partiIIon Of the estate of said de-
ceased
Whereupon, it IA ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application he referred session
Of said Court be held the Probate IA said
Bro hsld. the LIST day of June, A. d. 1867, for
hearing and decisionth-reon.
Ard it is further ordered, that not'c@ hereof be
given to all persons Interested, by publication of
the three weeks successfully in the Green Noun
tain Freeman a 0aper published Montpelier,
evious to said time appointed for hearing, that they
may appear said and place, and show cause, il
any they have whv said account should not be al
lowed, and such cecree made.
By TIE Court
F20w3 Attest R. CLEAVELAND Judge.