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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
NOTICES.
Roval Baking Powder.

Royal Baking Powder.
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
or it. aud take no other. l, 10 Q decided
improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

ATTENTION wnlrR BoYs IN BLuE.--All
members Of the above organization are ex-
pectsd to be At their hsadquartars, in Mich.
OILS Block, on Thursday evening. October
18th, At o'clock sharp, to attend the grand
mass meeting at the German Theatre. -
Judge Jaeger and others are to address the
meeting. The company will appear in
full dress uniform.
nanpu HnNAA upru
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
Regal Havana Lottery ef C,1.

9 Conducted BY the spani.A Gcv.rnu.,.
o1se. ~ In Gold drawn oyeYv seventeen 49,. -,
casAsd and information furnished tn. MI. m,
price paid for Doubloons and All kinds OF Cola ."~
silver. TAYLOR = ca eae
fshli-AlV Hankaso. 10 Xa,lSf Na~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

ExrsAoRpixAar SniPAgxr.-Messrs Lang
fsldt, Thode 4 Co.. this morning, shipped
on the Adds Johnston, three American
cooking stoves to Anthon 4 Sons, Of Flens-
burg, in Schlsswig-Holstein. The ship
men. was made via, New Orleans, there to
bs taken BY . Hamburg steamer. They
save about $50 by shipping By this route,
instead of BY rail to New York. This is The
first shipment Of cooking stoves ever made
from Iowa to Europe. 1t is the intsntion
Of Msssrs. Langfeldt, Thods 1 Co., TO do
all their business BY way Of the New Or.
leans route, next season. In their immense
shipments Of wine and liquors, from Ger
many. thsynaks great saving BY - do
Ing.
How TaRY ARE RscRivsD.-0Sau's
Opera Troupe WAS received With such favss
as st. Paul that they were obliged to pro.
long their stay there one night, - the clti-
zsns insisted on giving the Manager bens-
it. The Prsss,in ns,icing the matter. ssys Il
was but deserved testimonial Of spprssis-
ton Of the ample feast Of good music the
troupe afforded them. II further says the
opera rendered on the evening in question
was "rn Diavolo," . production noted
rather for its Hew.ng movement and srace>
ful aai sprightly music than for mere mass
i've or Impressive qualities. It wss reesiv.
Cd With great favor, the audience being wild
with applause from the first. The per-
sormance is further criticised With commsnts
very Aattsring to the troupe. They viii
give this spssa IL THE plses, - yin b sssa
by so6oeoooo = a1yoeoioo0eal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
To Rent.

Mr.. SPERRY OFFERS HIS FINE RESI-
~ dsnce for rent. inquire at his etcre. 50
Brady street cc,l ar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

Tnous.sps os persons have been cnrtd q Sc
r.ous aad long staining affections. the plsI,s
and bane Of their lives, ana upon which they
LaYc spent hundreds Of dollars 10 vain, by SIM
Ply using some Of the Humphreys Hsmoepath-
&c Specifies advertised in another colu-n. The
amour, of testimony In behalf their great
curative value is overwhelming. Sold BY dsa'
ers. snd BY Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co, 5e2 Broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
CIT Y 1T Il n =.
Peoples Party County Ticket.
For Senator, 10 al vAeaucyJ
JANRs WfNASe.
For Recorder.
II. J. HO@LFB.
For Clerk District Court,
FRED. voLA8R.
For Coroner.
DIR. JAMES MccOURTN8f.

Go 10 Goldsmith's for your hoop skirts,
balmsral skirts, nobiae, hoods, hosiery, 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

Caves O0rn0. DF0loeo, nI00O0eoO
Sereneos,0 Sore TAroot. .TOoohaeho
Ss~r0che,N e,Neeralgla. r Rkoaaaals1
Ioabogo. Rtleo, Do1le, OeanGo,
eere Eyss 1ssss * =. SSxSs1p.! Sx;Srsee a..1a9s
Sfieee1. Ola 0oPo0. RrfOo - cts
rNTnsee nsme1iss. s9espe BONES nx8RAOl
- e cso - sinels b0x. aes osst = epy - = ~
oosnerv, y msA = empress. lAee ofeAaeee, - -
~ - Hrapirsys 9pselae AsnsspesAls Nod
go Conuony. C0ee aa1 Depot No. - laoAD-
waV. HeV YCsk. n nSnfu1uI y eoosaNeo oaily
s = 80 Isssseas g ~: - 49, ~ r
1sl0 ssssnseH ? oAl - =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

Caoics Iowa Cata~ba Wine. a. q 90 per doz.
en- bottles also . full stock Of other native
and fsreisn vines At tho wine house Of
LAsoSRLpr, TnoDa i Co..
Va aa, J..o,A G,,a.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
r. II. DRAEa A Co +,

hAescLIA Warn. Superior to the beat i'm
proved German Cologne. aud sold \. half the
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

vsEY LrBsRAL.-Hoop skirts purchased
Of J. Goldsmith rspairsd free Of charge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

Fresh Gar den amd rloWcr
Seeds ON Commission. those
unsOld to bo returned, prr.
pA11, By mail. Priced de.
serlptlve Catalogues Of all
Uoefnl and Ornamental
seeds, Plants, Trees, eAl !
Eruite. Wholesale or UetAu
VIII Dessene 70 any aA1fOg0
\. n. WATSON, O14 Ce0- i
ony Nurseeless PDyuAoo1n, =
pas~ .seas ires ssas ~ <5seue rsaa
VIl1 8 d .ssi, elsA ssssas sAT = asl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

GRArvYfse lSssLLiosxcg.- From every part
Of the country where Sloan's Ointment and
Condition Powders have been introduced, the
proprietors have received the most gratifying
Intelligence OF their remarkable effect and pop
slarl,y. In multitu lie Of instances thev have
triumphed over diseases that have baified the
skill ofcelehrated Fauiers, and we're consid.
cred incurabie. These medicines have gained
reputation which stands uneqaIled in this
coputrv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
Cash Capital 01,oOO, ,OOO

FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Where the general busisess the Cofnpsny 10 trans
sctsd. and TO which all general CORES spondsues
should be Addressed.
DIRECTORS
Jay Ceoks. pAils. EA rollins, washinsten
E. b. Clark. Phila. Henry ID. Cooke. wasb.
2. Ratehford starr. .PhiIa. .wm. X. Chandler. Wash.
Wm.0. MoesAsaa. Phla. John D. Dcirsss, wash.
eco. =. Tyler. Phfla. Edward Dodge, NswYork.
J.ninehisy Cissh. Yhils. II. c. Pahne..ock, ny.
oYFiCgRs.
cLAasSCa II. CIAsE, Philsdelphia. President
nsSns p. Coosa, Washiagton. Vice President
JAv Coegs. CAaifDen Yhsncs and Executive Cen.
1nnsos ". Par. Phiia. sscfssary and Actaasy.
,. .. Tssssa. Warrington. Assistant Secretary.
YaAnas O. 0nr1s. n. D.. Medical Director.
:. Evms MaAss. II. D.. Aseist. Medical Direetos.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
,. Z. DAnns. 0srssos -0ssssal. .. s.A. wish.
?. y. Hsswrra. Chist Medical Dspsssnsns, u q. H.
Washington.
D. ". Duss. II. D.. wAshsgsos.
SOLICITORS AND ArToRNRYs
Va. !. CsAsDsaa, Washinston, D. c.
0ssoss HAaptns. Phlsdslphia, Ps.
Thie Cooposy, NaGlooal II is character. 06-rs, y
r0aeon ef lie large Capital, Low Rates Of Freminm.
ml Esw TabDss, H. ssost desirable means Of incur
iog life yet pseesoteA to the public.
The sstss Of pfsoium. beng largely fed1ocd. are
0aAe - favorsb The nsuress - those Of the best
0utoai C0npaniss, and avoid all the complications
nd uncefteaeieo Of N0teo, Dvidsn6s. sad the mis-
!s1sfceaadoes Which the latter are 90 apt " cause
osvssal seW aaA attractive tables ore nov present
q, Wo1eo Deo6 Ouly - - ubdsSetO0d 70 prove o.
0peabIs = he ps6le, sseh = ~ jscsnHfDsSsUss
R0ts0s ao1 2ss1DR rnAfcn Poiirr. IN the fosDess
=: :,.Ss. 3 s.s e: 81 ' s
period Of few yeass, ansusl income eeaalts sen
pes cent (iO Per cent? Of tho par Of bis policy In
he latter sh6 Company agrees 10 fesrn 70 the -
.f:d she total ..s:n; y s.nSy ,,e ~ 1as psd ia'
n sstssticn Of psfsons ccatsUplaiiag insSring
1her lleeo or iaefs aenx the smoont 0f ins uHnnco
fhsy efeady have u called to the spsra edvantaGee
e1efsd BY the National Life susanee Company
sppl cation TO the Drsnch Ofce Of the Ccsspasy il
Tie etty. or 10 lie Genera Asenjs.
- LoeAi Aeufs A. WASTxD in eveSy City ao6
Town ~ applications rom con petens paStieo for
eusb ageseice, 9TH euiiable sn1sspenesls, ehould
b Addressed 70 sn oonpASs's srssaAl AsEsYs snlss
0kN8kAL AGENTS OF TIE conf ANY.
Jar Co0gB ! CO, New York ~ New York state
- Nosshesn New Jsnsy.
..W CLASS . Co, Tor Psnn., and 0o'rn \. Jsrssy.
sAs .s. Co. ~ cs wncs.xses; fer nssyi.e1. Dsis.
z: Al Al.s . C.. Chieaso, fos niissis. Isvs ssi
Ass. su1u MUM. d Paul. see Minnesota
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
REGISTER OF VOTERS


Davenport Township.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
BY ORpsB CoNMASpER.

CAxrAioSrSo. Our friend Judge Mur-
ply has got homo from . lively campaign
trip through the upper and northwestern
part Of this congressional district. The
newspaper reports that have reached US Of
The Judges public spseches are Of very
nst.eripg character. His meetings were
handsomely attended, and his arguments
have no doubt fell upon good soil. and will
bring forth abundant fruit at the coming
election.
HsAvY SALs OF RsAL EsrArs.-This day,
% ws are sredibly informed, the Hoa.
Hiram Price has sold his fine residence
property on Brady street, to VIM. Penn
Clarke, Esq, formerly Of Iowa City. for
the handsome Sum Of $3l 800.
In making this sale, Mr.. Price retains q
tier OF lots extending along east side, front
ing on Perry st. for residence property.
This viii leave Mr.. Clsrksa coed sized -
tate-ons Of the very 6nsst locations in the
city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
RACT9, 10.
REAL ESTATE.

Residence for sale.
I OFRRR FOR SALE Nv RESIDENCE0o PER.
! ny Street, near 18th street. The house contaias
II rooms In good fepsir. Possess given at oucs
Oct. .. 1855. JANIS r. LAyR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

Recommended BY Railroad Engineers and Ex-
pfsssmsn. the meet sxsc:ne Glaze Of watch wearers,
- superior 70 ali othss for siren 9Th stsadiuess.
accuracy and durability.
To avoid inpoeit.on purchasers eheaid Invariably
demand q certificate OF eenulneness. toc,s-d&wsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
| 8 V | L l. Z A n D
CEMENT.
N - ~A.l

CANCERS CURED.
san,s nns ,, o.se and lnermary. Gas wabash
fully treats Cancers without Kn,,e css ~ noos :,
Ssrious Pam. IN The shories, tine ,u.asnssi. x,.o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

FAMILY CASBs.--Ofss 70 70 lsrr, wis
~e,ceeo u rosewood case, eontainle r sreel
= for ever ordinary dissass fao}ly - eub
ss,t n. 4 Books Of directions. Prom fIo to0 IS
Snsilss 1seny esA Trsvsliae easss. VITA
r. % ~ van. ...s.............. .6D0 ~ - -
a,eeaSea Sne al peiveto Diseases. M ~
Cpfise an1 IT rTevsasive iroafnsoi
= mn anA poekot eaaea - - - a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

Rsv c. ". .CopsLAxD, Pastsr.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

NEW YoRK, Feb. p
FLouR-sales' G, 400 bbls.,' Sup. State 80 OO@
co. inferior rvcr and city, 81 90dl0 20: extra
State $40 GOGtiO 50; do fancy 10 s0asll 20; low
grades OF western extra 30 550lO Oj, Tor good Ia
choice spring wheat do. 80 26Mll %; for Min
nesota do. 80 s0Gl2 40; shipping Ohio 40 00ot
10 %; trade and family brands II 0oal2 60. am
Der winter extra Indiana and Mich, sll 00Gl2 GO
white wheat, Il 75Gli 40; St. Louis extra and
double extra Il 20alG 90. California flour is
hriner Sales 500 bbls. at II 75Gt IA 80: South
en flour l0ta 25c lower and heavy.
WHEAT-Sales 50, $50 bushels at g IS for mixed
spring; 81 jl0a2 81 for No. | Milwaukee; 80 Il
for white California.
Oars Easier. Sales, $4,000 bush. Western at
50 Ho. in store.
CoRS sales, 50 coo bush. old mixed Western
81 q in store; new Western white, 81 2jal IS;
closing 81 2iGtl q; Western white 81 23@l % :;
Southern white, 81 goal 81 yellow jersey 81 Is /;
Straw colored and white Tenn 81 zeal Is; Jer-
SEQ yellow 81 23@l u.
PoRE-Sales cash and regular are 1900 bbls. old
mess at % s7A .a23 so; new do, S24 l5925 90;
western go 1904 90; city do, y 80 thin mess,
% so.
BEEF - Is inactive. Sales 200 bbls. at
80 00ldl3 90 Tor common brands , sli 0OCdls 90
for plain mess; $40 00G2l 30 Tor extra mess, with
Job rates at higher figures
BJ-rrrR-Fl Firm and IN fair home demand. We
quote as follows Goshen and Orange county, Asa
SEE. State, frkIns, fair to choice 40aj0c. tubs,
42taiie; Western reserve, good TO choice 300
35c, State tubs Welsh, good to choice, 42giic.
MoLassEs-lnquiry from the trade, but fine
qualities are firm.
sUGARs-Remain firm on basis of lltSl2 for
fair TO good refined; common refining, ll9llA.
fair TO good grocery l2k9l?E; prime grocery,
l39l3t; Melado 7k6s; Havana II sGl2h +;
Manila bags ll@lla.
wHIskEY-The market is inactive and prices
nominal.
L.sc a; :;:aa.. ard inactive. Sales SIS barrels
and tierces. No |, lS9l5Ri City, IA 9l5a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

The House committee appointed To pre-
pare the articles ~ impeachment against
the President are now in session, Il i,
not known whether they. win conclude
their lahars to-day,
Mr., j, II, Barrett, Commissioner Of
Pensions, viii tender his resignation to,
DAY. Ia tnke rnnet NJ m carly A44- NJ
Barrett has accepted the chief cditorship
of the Cincinnati Evening Chronicle, "a
new radical paper which will appear on
the @h of March. lie formerly occupied
similar position ON the Cincinnati tia-
lette, but resigned TO accept hi, present
position 1t is not known who will sue
cced him as Commissioners, as the fact that
IT., tt,fr--tr-r iiv not ttrrru KNOWN
IN official circles
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

BEEF Pen loo lbs. on total weight Of hide. tai
and meat; extra sli io@i IS urst quality tls
JOHli 90, second quality 81 500l3 as third
qauhty sll n0ala -, a tew choice single pairs,
ai i1osl5 60. sohe OF the poorest cows and bulls,
sS uO5tg a..
woRKING OXEN NGoasOo.
HANDY STEERS sooal5O.
COWS AND YOUNG CALvEs-Far quality
sl5as5 extra sSo5tloO; iarrow and dry iOIsSS
SHEEP Fer pound, live weight, tsIe,; e.
SHEEP lNpLAMBs Ter head in lots, u 10
40 co.
HIDES Brighton Toe, IN, country lots 90
Sc; c1li,kius ltdlsc,
TALLuw Brighton, sdtsc. country lots. 70
Sse
PEITs Al 2jGl so; country lots. dry, s2a'sc.
REMARKS.
The receipts OF cattle tins week are 400 from
Maine, lGl IRON New Hampshire, 200 from Yer
mont, li7 from Albany with some so State cat
tie Receipts at Cambridge, 40, or but little more
than half As many as last week. Although there
wCFT SCvUIIf gJIt tots " oxen, there were but few
Of the nigh ted premiums Of last week. Except
for very few pairs, lisc. y u. was the highest
figures, and none but rich oxen commanded that
price, Mr. Taylor picked - from Bachelor 4
Chhurd- drove OF Il New Hampshire oxen, among
which was one pair, led by ii. Hutchinson Of Penn
broke, one pair by d. Dudley Of Alton, three
pairs from Concord, a premium pair, $40 ns.,
from Henry Martin, Fast Montpelier, l5c. also
pair of steers, $500 rs., very good. Consumer
protest against the prices OF beef and country
butchers pay them with great reluctance and Sc
lcct With care. There were about so Of the West
crn cattle at Brighton. The supply, though so
much smaller than last Tuesday, appeared to be
fully equal to the demand, and drovers complained
that ordinary stock did not sell very readily. The
trans, generally, were rather late. Prices, on the
..haln m. zn.-r finn, Int We notice change
trum last week which justities any change in our
quotations. Maine oxen sold at nom IL to
he, and the quality was very good indeed. One
small lot of very tat oxen, l,75O ns each, at lake.
sheep and lambs lind a dull market again. The
butchers unanimously represent last weeks city
trade Is Improbable. The frozen mutton stu
clogs the market. one druver sad be brought
this week a cut from one lot, part Of which he
sold last week for Sc, lOSI rs. each. To get the
same price this week, though his sheep were near
" two pounds heavier he had To sink the car bill.
Another cut frun coarse lot, lis bs, sold foJ
SIC. last week, Sc this. G. W. Barker sold LOO
ior c Nc, so rs MI. Morley IS slim sheep a.
s27j Go at i,c., 50 at 6sc 80 at &C., 81, 70 ns,
at 80 each, SO at &c, &c.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

DIsTWCT CoSNENTloN-Thc Convcu-
ton for the First Congressional District
ttrt1tittttt-stt ffti
two substitutes TO the National Conycn'
tion at Chicago i, TO be hell at Rutland,
March 18th at o'clock p, IN. This i,
the same day Of the State Convention at
Rutland for the appointment OF delegates
at large District Convention TO hc COM
posed Of one from each town, and one for
every 100 votes, or fraction over 80 cast
ior the Republican candidate for Govern
or in 1861,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27
The Annual Meeting of the .nion
Musical Convention.

Resolution, passed q, the tenth conyer~
,lau OF the Union Musical Association,
hr,l at Poulmey, VI, for four days, and
losing Fob 2l,t., 1865
Hvh,d That we c6ugratulate our>clvc,
'i.4, tie tenth convention of this As-oeia-
ttu h,, rtayol decided success, and 70
-rl II conclusive evidence Of the utility
q such fort, for the elevation q musical
ts~ta.
E--I.-3 Tin. In wow af tho fnregning
i,t. our hearty thanks are due Mr.. ".
%. Perkins Tor his efficient services; that
This hi, fourth visit only adds to the num-
t,r and FRESHNESS, OF laurcls already
-lju,d
Rsa'r.d, That, respecting Mrs. ID, c.
Hall Thank YOU" seems tame. and we
prefer e. refer her 10 the sequel of each
II he. performances during this and other
conventions, and promise tnunders Of APP
rhu-,, mentally, at every future romem-
hraueo of her name.
Re,a}e,I. That TO Mr. Proctor. pianist,
Mr.. Crawuingshjeld, orranist, to Me>sr,.
Cheney. Tucker Wright and others, We
are greatly indebted Tor the interest their
valuable services have added to our scs-
,i9us
Ee,a'fel That We thank Mr.. J. J. JOS
Ian for th-s ,rratuitous use Of instruments,
&c, a..
Etso'sr3. THAT We gratefully acknowl-
edge thu courtesy of the Rutland " Bur
.luetuu Railroad, for reduced, fare, and
regret that We are not more deeply in.
Irhrel lu other similar directions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

The WEST RIVER RAILROAD. - We
take from the Brattleboro Record the fol-
lowing synopsis Of the action toward or
ganizing the West River Railroad to run
from Brattlehoro to jamaica:
The Commissioners of the West River
Railroad Company held their first meeting
at Fayetteville, Wednesday, 10Th inst
and organized for work by appointing S.
NJ Waite, Esq, of Brattlcboro, Chairman,
and Austin p. Graham, Esq, of Winhall,
Secretary.
a committee Of two from each town in
terested In the road, was appointed to
solicit subscriptions for the purpose of de-
traying the expenses of surveying the
route.
This was quite q spirited meeting Of the
most substantial citizens of the West
River Valley and q very earnest determi-
nation was m sted throughout the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

CoTIoN- Fun, bat less srtVe,
GH0CFHlFs Firm and quiet,
NAVAL ~rpEtp-tum, Si,Tits Of turp~nlIns
81 U5s.r g.. Eosin a. 9a4l %.
FrEoLIvN hEEeT, Crude laaisS rsnpsa
bonded -i4.
lALLuw= cluiet,
lEElOiIs lv,,lelly lnWsr,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

Of John and Amanda Whitney, aged months
AMI Is days,
flA1kEN Ia Mi, Aaly, leb. 9TH, OF para
lysis, tathyys A., wife Of lIvny {, rnsTey aud
daughter ~ Geone Rounds, aged > year,
months aud 10 DAYS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27
vi-t-i-S " ittiuS
IAAILA n AsnN
ETATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

= o. ItutI M, >. Tie Tr10NtC INuEI y. TIC
District u Rutland;
., H. AZ f,T-iis Interested IN the estate ut Amos
Hil, late Of Mount Tabor m sand district,
deceased, uRFErIS1,
ly the authority Of the state Of Vermont you
are hyrehy -utlHyi to appear o,ture said Probate
Court, az the Probate once IA Rutland, N SAID
district, on the 81 Tuesday Of March, \. ID,
ls.S, "a show cause, II any YOU have, why the
arcnuut OF clark bull, administrator OF the estate
u >Al deceased should NJ, be- allowed, and also
why the residue Of said estate should not be dis
utrItrd 20 the parties entitled Thereto.
dated a. Rutland, IN said district, tins ajth day
af February, \. l., lNbS,
a.V8w. HENRY II. SMITH, Register,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27
ATEOFyERMONT DISTRICT

= % FaIhtVtu, =, The Ir1htta tOurt .OT The
District 81, lArGavrn,
Tua person. interested VA the estate Of Noah
Hot, late 81 Ilstle'on, m said Distinct, deceased
tt,tAte, GRTEIlSG.
ny thr HU'N1aiy b tie state q Vermont, you
ar h,uyby notified % appear before the said Pr
bat, Court. az the Probate Office IN tastlclon, IN
sad district, on the "a Monday Of March, A,
u. l,Gs % show cause, If any YOU have,
aGy tcgtain iu>lUm nat, IN writing, Med IN sad
court, and purport,us 90 hc the last viii and tes-
tatbcui ni said deceased should not ~ proved and
allowed.
Dated az C4s,ly;ou IN said district, this 1l>i day
Of February, \. y. rNis.
yw8w. y. A. SUMNER, Register.
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iaIH CONGRESS aD SESSION.


WASHINGTON, Feb. II,
SESNT
The chaplain this morning prayed that
God would prepare Senators and Repre-
spntatiyts for the difficult duties now de-
yolving upon them, and that the people
should be- guided So as 10 respect the law,
Mr. Wilson presented several petitions
Tor the removal OF political disabilities,
General circumstances were presented
against the bill in regard 10 eommuta'
tions Of the pay OF army officers,
Mr., sherman presented the petition OF
citizens OF Ohio, praying for the exercise
Of economy in the administration OF the
cavern .4..l revision tA..-E.-F..-
nue. tariff, referred.
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WILLOW PARK FEMALE COL
w legiate Institute, Westboro', Mass. Dr. j
II. Hero, Proprietor; Prof. Albert b. Watkins
A. NJ, Principal Mrs. \. b. Watkins, Assistant
Principal.
Physical Exercise a prominent feature.
First term has opened most encouragingly.
Spring term commences Monday, March 9.
Address for circular above.
febl2d3w DIR. J. III. HERO