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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-21
8BMPAiS 6 ARKANSAS RIVER
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/ s hereby given that an organization has been
i effected under a charter granted by the Leg.
islature OF Tennessee, November II, 1856. en-.
utIed . An Act to Incorporate the Mem phiE
and Arkansas River Packet Com pany."
JOHN ID. ADAMS,
J. Nj. TEBBETRS,
JAMES LA SON Directors
r. l.. HAINES,
HARRISON BLASDEL, IA
The Line of Boats known as the Memphis
snd Arkansas River Z. =. Mail Packet Compa-
ny - is merged IN the chartered company.
john ID. ADAMS, President.
}. N T~EsBETTs. Secretary.
%
So The following boat VIII each make a trip
PITS a. heretofore, on MONDAYS aud
tHCRSDAYS. at 6 o'clock pm:
Thursday, st'er WA Caldwell, Haines
Monday, Steamer Ozark, NOwIand, Mas.
ter.
Connecting at Little r 1ck with The teamers
Van Buren,, Fort Smith and American- for an
points above, as high as Fort Gibson.
From the LIST to the 10th of November the
nav boats will be finished, and the Company
wiz lhen run four boats rom Memphis through
TO Fort smith, giving direct communication
with all points on the river, the Arkansas liver
now btingin good navigable condition. Pas
se1geTsand reigbtR are poi ~thronghto ali puinis
on the river without delay, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any poiut On
the Arkansas river from North or East Of Mesa-
phis. should have their goods consigned 10
mo D. ADAMS, Memphis. Merchandise
from New Orleans shouId be consigned
10 w. ". Napoleon, Ark.
JNO. d. ADAMS, President,
u. A. KENDIG, Agent.
sep76 s4 Font street, Mosby Block.
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COTTON s~TATEAEET.
CHA4BKR OF OoHMFRoG
TRADE.

s''eA on hand to-day. z n LAS.
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COTTON.

The market was steady in Liverpool
at the opening today, with Uplands
l03d; Orleans lid. 1t was steady, with
q fair demand at the close. Sales 10000
bales. Quotations unchanged. The New
York market is quiet but firm. Uplands
253c. At oon stock on hand was firm,
but lots to arrive were easier. In u
market there was 3 disposition upon the
part Of buyers to hold of, looking for
sellers to ease up in their views, but there
was not much done and prices were if
anything &c under the quotations OF yes
terdsy. Among the sales were 81 bales
Good Ordinary At 2I3e, "a do. 2Isc, Is at
2lci 50 LowIMiddnngs at 22e, 50 at 223c,
40 at 22c, 10 at 22e, IS at 22c, 80 at 22s;
so Middlings at 223e $50 at 223e, 50 st
224ci 10 Strict M~iddlngs at 23c, 4 at 24e.
"a At g24o * Of OIL Wo
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70 lhe Friends ana Patrons o. WI
u . " Hiil Il TO.

THE Undersigned would respectfully Ipf,rm
i yoE. that owing to The death Of MI. ". K
Hill, which occurred at his residence an TIE
18Th i1niL, and. who has had the sole charge OF
the above house IN Memphis, us business Of
said ftm Is removed 10 New Orleans and
merged IN the house of a HIl
where AL Communications tonchfng the bus1
ness Of ether house should be addressed.
Thanking you forthe liberal share Of Dafnop-
ege hitherto eoDdded 20 our care, ana soUcif-
lDg transfer and continuance OF tbs same ia
OUT HeR orleans house, in charged of our M. q.
only surviving partner OF the two
servants, D1CKMANN 4 HILL
IS Union street, New Orleans,
DNh SSeODS3i Ao0os Cclb w
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COTTON GINS.
SaDDLERY AND HARNESS.

BRIDLES, Ealf 8 sge
WHIPSs
TRUNKS, Eto.
Is a. n. CASE, II, q CO.,
sat.H Sign of the Colleen SttrYup,
Espl II Weodrad Book,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-04

Mercantile Referenc Register,

Tia Msrthantz' Protective Chion, organized
to promote and protect trade, ty enabling its
subscribers to attain facility ana safety in the
granting Of credits, ana tie lecoyery CT claims
It all points, have to announce that they wit
On or about SEPTEMBER lst. 1863. pas,!sh In one
large quarto volume
The Merchants Protective Onion Mereaati .
Reference Register, containing. among othst
things, the NAMES, nature of business amount
of capital, Financial standing, and rating AZ TO
credit. Of over 100000 OF the PRINCIPAL merchants
tranefs' banEers, bankers, manufacturers, and
public companies, In more than 80, coo of the
cities, towns, villages and settlements, through.
ont the United States, their territories and the
British Provinces OF North America ; and EN-.
bracing the most Important information attains.
bic and necessary to enable the merchant to as
certain as a glance the capital, character, and
degree Of credit Of such OF Ills customers as ara
deemed wc-thy Of any grtda:foa Of credit. /:
The reports and informatioa' o beg given IN
the Register will be confined to those deemed
worthy Of some line Of credit and as the same
Will be based so Tar as practicable, upen the
written statements Of the parties themselves
revised and corrected by well.known aud reliable
legal correspondent whose character will prove
guarantee Of the correctness Of the information
W lutill IL Is LttletGu Iat the leDOrt4
will prove more truthful and complete, and,
therefore, superior to, and Of mnch xrt.ler val.
ne, than any previously Issued.
~ aid of the Merchants Protective Onion
Mercantile Reference Register, business men will
be enabled to ascertain, at glance. the capital
ana graduation Of credit, rs ed with inan.
cial WORTH OF nearly eYeIy merchant. manuiac-
turer. trader, and psnksr within the above
named terrii orial lin iis.
On Or about tia frSt of each month sub,cfilA
ers will also receive tke " Monthly Chronicle
containing, among ot..9r thing, a iecord of suck
important changes in the name and condition Of
firms throughout the county, As may 0 ccur sub
sequcnt to the publication OF each Yearly ycl,lns
of he Mercantile Reference Register:
Price # the Merchants uaion Mercantile
Reference Register. fifty dollars, (SJO1for which
il Will be forwarded to any address In the L. n
transportation paid.
Holders Of five $40 shares of the capital stock
in addition to paitici pdtng in the profits, will
receive one copy Of The Mercantile Reference
Register free OF charge ! holders OF ten shares
will be entitled to two copies, end no more than
ten share of the capital stock will be allotted 10
any one applicant.
All remittancel orders, or communications
relative to the book, should be addressed to tho
Merchanta' Protective Union. IN the AmericsH
Exchange Bank building. No. i2s broadway,
Cox 25GGJ Newly ORR. 4om3
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CARLEToT
VI PE III "a y "a wv RAT:

For Breaking and Driving Horses and MultsJ
Rendering safe and manageable all kicking,
pulling. sbying, stumbling, and Runaway horses
and the Lest bit to break the colt teaching him
more in thIe hours than can be taught in three
days with any other, making i'm trot fastew
1866, +. b. Carleton. patentee. 7 ne owners OF
this patent are now prepared to sell town, coun.
ty or state rights OF bis by addressing them al
Icfersonvillc. Horsemtp who desire to secure
this valuable patent, or obtain any Information
In reference TO Il cen do so BY addressing h. b.
D. q. Carleton, Jeferscnvile. VT, or Under.
hill. Vt. asyi
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81 q
In the District Ccurt'ot the United States for
the District of Vermont, ip the matter OF Jo-
mas q. Thompson bankrupt.
To the creditors OF said Bankrupt. and al!
others whom 1t may concern -
The Undersigned assignee o. the estate OIL
said bankrupt. hereby gives notice that IL has
been ordered by the District Court oil said Dis
trict that the second and third general meeting
Of the creditors OF said Bankrupt will be held
at Barton in said district on the 10Th day Of Dec
embcr, 1868. at ten clock A Nj, at the eflicc
"a named IN the 9th and 18th sections Of the
bankrupt Act of March IND. 1861 And this Is
also to give notice that have filed my final &C
count ~ assignee OF said Bankrupt and that AT
said tin e and place Ishall apply to said court
for a settlement of my said account and for
discharge from all liability az assignee OF said es
tate in accordance with faid 2sth section
dated at stowe. this "a day of Novem. 1868.
20 w. II. II. BINGHAM, Assignee.
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CATHARINE T01TINGHAM'S ESTATE.
State of Vermont, District Of i.amoille, ST.
Att Probate Court hdlAen at johnson In said
Present; Hon. G.sG. CHADWICK, Judge.
An nstruuiertpurportine to be the last will
and testamentof Catherine Nottingham late Of
Cambridge, In said district, deceased. being
presented hereby Chauncey Warner, executor
therein named HHHa
1t is ordered by SAID Court that all persons
concerned therin be notified to appear az SEES
sion OF said Court to be hold at the Probate Uf.
fee In johnson In said district on the Eta day Of
November. 1858, at 10 o'clock A NJ and show
cause II any they have against the probate of
said will. II Il therefore ordered that copy of
the record OF this order be published three weeks
successively In tho l.amoille Newsdealer. prin.
Ted at H yde Park. soon as may be. prior to the
day set for hearing. s. ). PIKE, Register.
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IMPORTANT no FARMERS. I
Plant Crab Trees Raised In

Adapted aud Thoroughly Tested for our Cold
Climate, Size OF Apples, one and q half to two
inches IN diameter-need not be pared for cook.
Ing or dryingA q a7t
We sell nothing but Of best qnality-good
root. well paaHed.. A liberal discount made To
thnse ordering afty or more trees
D, Il. BRIGHAM n Co., Nursery men. Bethel.
", A u. sFttpino, astrt. Mcrrfsrtlo, W.
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ALEXANDER sEAyrR.s Estate

y len Il n DER SEA ' EE y Estate.
The subscribers having been appointed BY tho
Honorable Probate Court for the district Il la
noble, Commissioners. TO receive. examine and
adjust all clnims and demands OF all psrg ons. q
gaust the estate OF Alex. Scaver. fatt 0fStbwe,
in said DIST deceased, represented aF insoi-
vent and the term OF 6-montbs iroTh the 10Th day
Of Aug. 1865 abekg ALLOW ed by said Can;t to the
creditors of sati' deceased, 10 exhibitnnd prove
tceir respective claims nefcre US; Give notice.
that we will attend TO the duties Of bur appoint
nlent at the dwellinghouse of Susan Seavtr.
in Stowe. On the % Tuesday OF Nov. and frat
Tuesdn y Of February, next, at 10 ocioch In the
forenoon on each Of said days
1T. A. SAVAGE. ! 81
,~rs.- sw*A. q. sLAYr0N. Nnmp''--
stows Oct lat. ..ls6s,s "a
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Subscriptions 1850.

r. NJ Sa6sc'tptt"S 1850. ia III
Harper's Bazar one year "a o.
An extra copy of eitherthe Magazine, W eekly
or Bazaar will ne supplied gratis for every club
OF five subscribers at 81 90 each. in one remit.
tance or six copies for 100
subscriptions to the Magazine WeeNt9, and
Bazaar, to one address for one year, sloUO or
two OF the periodicals, to ore address for one
year, 81 90
Back numbers can he supplied at any time.
The postage on tie Basar u 20 cents II year
which must be paid at the subscribers post of.
flee. - ,su
go Subscriptions sent from British North
American provinces must be accompanied with
20 cents additional. to prepay United States
postage. Address q --ne45 mi
H. HARPER q BKoTHERs. New York.
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Subscriptions. 1860. 10

TERMS:
Harpcr's Weekly, one year 81 90
An extra copy Of either the Magazine, Week.
ly, or Bazaar will BE- supplied gratis for overy
club of five Subscribers at s W each in one re-
nlttance or six copies tor $50 %.
subscriptions to, the Magazine, Weekly and
RaZar, to one address Tor one year, $1,000; or two
of the periodicals., to one address for one year
500.
Back Numbers can be supplied at any time.
The Animal Volumes of the Weekly, in neat
cloth binding, will be sent by express, free Of
expense. for ST each. A complete set compris
ing eleven volumes, sent on receipt of cash at
the rate Of s. rs per vol, freight at expense Of
purchaser. Volume XII ready January , 1869
The postage oil the Weekly is 20 cents year,
which must he paid at the subscrsber's post Of
fee. "a Hgt-H ht
20 subscriptions sent from British North
American Provinces must he accompanied with
20 cents additional, to prepay United States pos
tage. :Jdle + s.t
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Rer. j. D. Beeman, HIDE Park, IT.,
Farm Farm for Sale.

The subscriber wishes to sell his f&rm-con-
sisting of 2u0acres Of good land, level and easy
to carry on; lyingia the towncf Stowe, miles
from West Branch Westinghouse, on good
road. The farm is well watered fenced and good
buildings apple and sugar oachard, wood and
timber plenty. For further particulars enquire
OF the subscriber on the premises sr A. Il. Camp,
Stowe. Aug. 50, Al AaANDEE PETAsoy.
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Esfray.

Cane into my enclosure on OF abe ut the 20th
OF October one bay yrs-ol1 horse colt. with
star In face. The owner, OF the same Ia reques.
ted to prove property. Ray charges and take
bin away. FRANK kFNFlEIp.
Marrl.lor o. sob lses. h5
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srLRNDIDLY ILLUSTRATED
CRITICAL NoTlgrs OF TUX rREss

ohiieAh NoItSEs oF TUX FREss s-,7y
The Model Newspaper Of our county-eom-
plete In all the departments of n American
Family parer-Harper's Weekly has earned fnr
itself right TO its title, - Journal of Civiliza-
ton. New York Evening Post. ~.
Our future historians will enrich themselves
out Of nsrp.r's Weekly long after writers. and
printers. and publ hers are turned to dust
New \ DIRK Evangelist. tef mass vata.r'f
The best OF its class in America Boston
Traveller.
Harper's Weekly may be universally declared
the best newspaper IN America The lpdepen-
dent, N. Y. = 81
The articles upon public questions which CD
pear in lila per's Weekly from week to week
form remarkable series of brief political essays
They are distinguished by clear and pointed
statement, by good common sense, By indepen
dence aud breadth OF view They are the ex-
preston vt mature conviction, high principle.
and strong Ie cling, and take their place among
the-hest newspapers writing of the time - No
American Review, Boston, Mass.
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yisiage ssarrla for sale.

wish TO sell my fam located at North Hyde
park The farm consists OF 30 acres oil choice
sliuyium except three acres. which Is woodland
and rough. Over thirty acres may be plough,
ed and the soil Is ,eiy rich I; There u q good
sett of new buildings on the farm. which could
not be built for So 600. Agood well OF water
and living running water. Asmall liying bfook
runs through The and and coniu easlly ps en-
ried over the whole premises. My price Ia SS5tO
one thousand down, the remainder to remain on
mortgage IL desired in annual payments Of two
or three hundred dollars. Address OF apply TO
the subscriber 1t Hyiepark. A. G. DAyisf.
Or to e. d. Sawyer. who isauthorlzed to negou-
ate the sale. a.
Oct. goth, 1868 ~
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USUALLY
LARGE!
ai ALSO HIS STOcK or
r. A I'd Z Es' c. % DS,
ALL. AT Low PRlcEs!
OCT. 10, 1868.


HEALY CADY,
W. ..a In Chancery La
fgoNARp LOVE-, noble County,
JERonE l., FAIR, s Deceln'r 7. 1858.
WATERBURY, HoTEL Co
Whereas, ieay4Cady of Stowe. in Iamoil!e
county hss filed ir'the clerks Office of Lamoille
County court of Chsncery, his petition, setting
forth among e
other things that on the let day of March 1865
said F." Waterbury Hotel Company" executed a
mortgage deed to one Nathaniel Z. Keller oil the
following described land and property, to wit -
All of the land AID privileges of water and
rights, privileges and appurtenahces Of all kinds
which was decided said hotel company by VIM.
Moody and J. g, Batcheder by their deed dated
March lG, 1861, together with all the buildings
rut upon said land by said Waterbury, hntsl CO.
since the date of said deed together With al the
fixtures and furniture containei in said buildings
Conditioned for the payment Of one pronlisory
note dated March lsl, lS9J, for the sum Of five
thousand dolsls payable 10 SAID Keller OF order
in one year from dsta With Interest annually.
And further setting fcr;h.tiat said Keller on
the 23d day Of 0t,i6ber 1863 endorsed said note
and sold shdtraasfetrsd Sid note snd moatgage
| your pet!tiouer, Eealy Cady, and also setting
forth that said note has not been paid, but now
Justly due
| Your petitioner also further set ing forth that
oil the 4th day OF April 1865. the said Waterbu-
/ fy 1Otel company sofa ana conveyed shiu prem
ises and property to Leonard Eeye Of Waterbury
aforesaid and that said Leonard Love af erward
on the same 4th day Of April, 1868. duly execu-
ted a deco OF mortgage or the same land and
! property to Jerome Il, Farr then OF Waterbury
conditioned foi the payment OF the sunqof six
thousand two hundred aud lifiy dollars, Ia two
years from said date. which sum has not been
| paid, and said mortgage deed is in full force.
/ Also setting forth that afteIwsrd or said Ala
4 day Of April 1868, said Leonard Love duly exc
cuted a mortgage deed Of the same land and
| property to said Waterbury hotel company. con-
ditiencd for The payment Of The Sum of $3l3S.
80, and setting forth that said sum has not
neeh paid and that said mortgag deed is in
full force. and praying for foreclosure Of the
premises.
and 1t Appearing that sail, Jerome l.. Farr
is without This state so that process cannot be
served on him, it, is ordered that said Jerome
l.. Parr be notified and required to appear en-
the first day OF the next stated term of the
court OF Chaneery TO be held at liydepark in
and for said caunty OF Lsmoille on the LIST Tues
day Of December next and make answer to sd
petition by publication hereof three weeks
successvey, Il c last OF which shall be at least
twenty days previous to the commencement Of
said term, in the amoille kewsdeaer pub.
lished at said Hydepark.
Dated at Hydepark this 2Cth day Of October
1868. s,s.a8rH
II f,f l.. 3. SMALL. Clerk
". u. II. BINGHAM, solicitor. 40
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rs AND SHOES.

New . hop aed
TIL. Subscriber. having purchased the Shop
and rood will of VIM. Il. Smith. ard secured the
services Of the said smith, with other expert.
to the people of Hyde PARK and vicinity that he
will continue the business OF manufacturing
Sale and Custom Boots and Shoes upon an en-
larged scale. and exclusively for
CASH OR READY PAY.
All work warranted. aud
DEI,lvERED WHEN PROMISED.
AARoHG. DAVIS.
Hyis Pafi Oct alst. 1905. vl
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CRITICAL Nor1c;'rs,or nm -.


Inc baZar con tains, besidss,pictures natterns
etc. variety OF matter NJ especial use and in.
tetsst 10 the family articles on health, dress
ana housekeeping in all its branc hes its edito,
iiai matter Is especially adapted to the Giro II
u intended to interest and instruct; ard IL has
besides: good stories and literary matter of mer.
1t. IL Is not surpri ling that the journal. with
such FEATURES, has achieved in a short time mn
immense success for something If It's kind was
DESIRED IN thousands Of families and its publi. N.
ers have filed the demand New York Even.
Ing Post. ~
whether we consider its claims as based upon
the elegance and superiority Of PAPER, its typo.
graPhicsi appearance the taste and judgement
utpiayed In the engrav;ngs, or the literary con.
lfloulions contained in its pages, we unaesita.
uhgy pronounce 1t to be superior In each and
every partieu ar to any other similar pubIi,.a.
ton here or abroad - tPhil'a Legal lntelligen,
Ger.
:. We know OF no other English or American
Journal OF fashion that can pretend to approach
II IN completeness and variety IN. Y. Times.
1t has the merit Of being sensible of convey
ing instruction, Of giving excellent patterns in
every department, and of being well stocked
win good reading matter I Watchman and Re.
6ector.
To dress according to Harper's Bazaar will be
the ann and ambition of the women of America
= Boston Transcript SRa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-04
A AO0-Acre Farm
+ OR SALE, c He AP +!

This Farm is locate d on the old count road
from Wocott to Crattsbury, and contains 4E
acres Of choice la7d One hundred and fifty
acres cleared the remainder is timber land
which has never been CuLLkD.
A good Sngar Orchard and new Sugar House
An annie orchard OF 100 trees has been lately
set. t H
Buildings all good and in coed repair, and
supplied with excellent, never failing water.
iOU rods OF good stone wall
Farm keeps now twenty cows, yoke Of oxen
and pair of horses Stock will be sold with. the
place If desired. Also Is tons of Hay and
Farming Tools.
Price Of FARM $4,000 and no banter. Terms
easy. Il. A. TILLorsoN:
Wolcctt Sept. 20. 1868. 45t
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Farm tor SALE.

Being unable to labor, | wish to sell my farm
living on the old county road from Wolcott 70
Craftsbury containing about i4o acres OF ence
state If enltiya ion good sufarplsce Of GOO
trees, and large quantity Of good spruce TIM
her The house Is poor-balns and fences good:
i usually keep about Is head Of neat cattle and
% sheen. win sell crops, stock and farming
utensils ana give immediate possession II wan
tea, to any one purchasing the whole.
AUSTIN POTTER.
wolcott, sert. "a. 1868. ~
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ID depository IF Pleasure and Instruc
- fI1l tip't1HIH
III q per's Raxa

supple nent containing numerous full.sixsa
patterns OF useful articles accompanied The no
per every fortnight ssad occas ionally aa a 10
CANT colored Fashion plate. an &C
Harper's Bazaar contain, 10 fol;o. -.
slze OF the Weekly printed on snper;ne eaie,
uarea paper ana is published weekly.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-04
Farm for Sale
FARM FOR SALE,
= -. "a row pE7rCE

The Subscriber offers for sale ais farm, located
in the west part of Eden, one and half miles
from Eden Corners, containing 80 acres oil good
land. a good sugar orchard Of $50 trees, and
plenty Of wood and timber. IS tons OF hay
we're cut on said farm the past season. Build
ngs good and supplied with never falling wat
ell. Hay and stock will be sold with the farm
If desired and possession given i'm nediarely.
Terms easy. -...lH Gt v H.eokNish;
iDEN, O;t, 18th, 1858. rrtug Gt 4iu
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For. Sale.

An excellent farm OF
ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
one mile from, Eden Cornerss anl within shor,
distance OF school.houser TIE farm Will sold
on reasonable terms. 10y
buildings are good AKA wate7 convenient.
MRS. LYDIA NJ. HUTCHlNs.
Eden. Vt, Oct ~ 1865. ~
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HAIR EN- & B..oTnERs, New York.


IN the District Court Of the United States
for the District of Vcrnont,--In the matter
of Charles BUTTON, Banklupt.--ln Bank.
ruptcy.
To the creditors Of said Bankrupt and all
Others whom it, may concern 7 he undersigned,
asst gnee of the estate of said BANKRUPT bareby
gives notice that il hats been Aofdered By the
District Court of said District that the secos
and third general meeting of the creditors Of
said Bankrupt. rilla be held at barton in said
District. on tic 9Th day OF December a d.
1868 at 10 o clock a +. NJ at the Office o. Hon.
John p. Sarte, iegisier for the purposes NAM
ed in the 9th and 29,h sections Of the Bank
rup Il act of March %, 1861, And thisis also to
give uotice that have filed NY final account as
assignee OF said Bankrupt, and that atsaid time
and place shall apply to said Court for a set
Element of my said account and@or discharge
from all liability as assignee ct said estate in
accordance with SAID 2sth section
Dated at stowe this I'd Cay Of Nov. 1868
90 W. II, BINGHAM, Assignee.