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New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
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the tabular statement which your correspondent doaio
out does not attempt TO dsproye Is matter for him 10
setc with the compers Of that table He has no sigt
TO cali that false which be neither understands s sb
to refute n rr I
B'ehaty Your correspondent, unable to shut bio eyes
10 the fact that the Knckerbocker Is doing sery largo
business can only indulge his malice by nsnustng thst
inc machinery by which such results have bces pro-
uuced Is anything but commendablc. As machinery
consists OF corps OF energetic, honorable agents. who
WORK with the enthusiasm of men engaged In good
cause, and In the profound consciousness that tho Old
knckerbocker Ia the faithful guardian Of tho interess
conded TO us keeping, the slur as contemplate as
unnerited
Having thus fairly disposed OF your correspondents
false and malignant statements, IL affords pleasure 70
add that they are so far from being ndorsed by tho
Company with which he Ia connected, the Metro
poan Life Insurance Company, that its President
waited on to-day for the purpose entirely repodi
sng the gratutous OF his subordinate ahd offering
publish in your columns declaration OF tle Coui-
panys disapproyal Of mis- libelous communication ~.
ERAsTUs LYMAN,
President of the Knickerbocker Life Ins Co.
Eeg Yerk, April IL. 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
AggIFMUI Y
Lice INSURANCE AGAIN.

To a, Eii.or cr The Trtbune
SIR: A letter appears in your Issue OF to-day,
over the signature OF "a Kaunan, containing missate
ments concerning the Knickerbocker Life Insurance oon
pany sufficiently gross and papaby false TO convict tne
writer OF Intentional libel and an attempt to wreak his
SNIFF M the Companys expense upon its superintendent
of Agencies against whom he Is known 10 cherish per
sonal dislike Whatever motive may, however nave lh
duced him to this tissue OF falseoods they have
been placed before public in the columns OF THE Ti
uSr and YOU will therefore, trust, allow me 10 aNa
myself OF the same medium 20 remove the klse impress
sons his calumnies may have created IN consequence
their publication in your Journal VIII reply 10 ms ~
cations eategorlcally III The first place; Ihe hnicAer
booker in spite OF his assertion to the contrary Is
II te that during the earlier years OF its existence IL
issued stock policies but Tor several years mas 'aus
acted alIits business on the mutual plan
SeconJ, Tho Knckerboeker subjects its policy-hod-
~ IN uo restrictions respect 10 travel and residence IN
the United States and Europe They are free WITHOUT
incurrng any liability from the Company TO Journey ana
live I'm a seasons OF the year. anywhere, from Maine 10
he uf OF Mexico and from the Atlantic 10 the Pacihc
Thirdly The distribution of It's surplus is made as favor
ably as that Of any other company which acts with equal
iustice toward all its policy hoders.
Fo,nthIy: The satisfactory character Oh lts houioi-
eiture plan OF insurance, which perpetaaes its many
other advantages, is demonstrated by the nyures Vi ~
last wears business and preSminent success acqeu III
spte OF the keen and powerful competition no" pe'"-
ins IN the field OF It's legitimate operations
IYoblJ. The Kniekerbocker has never contested
single rightful claim. and has since ITS orsh]a'Dh
been only twice In eourton the former occasion as Or
fendant maintaining tho interests OF It's polcy holusfs
suit in which the jury disagreed and on the at'et'
| one in which a verdict rendered In hyor OF thC
| Company
Srthbi; In estimating the relative expenses OF tr
Kplckerboeser, its unequaed annual growth must b
taken into consideration 30 high ratio OF Increase rc
ders proporonate expenditure Inevitable. 1t shoui'
also ba that in any one year in which larg
business rs obtained on brokerage, nearly Onehaf OF "
,u,uro commissions thereon cOmmuted aud all 'ti
outlay antopated For instance, many OF the emp,
nes. when they commute future commissions, divide I'll
amount over several future year, while this compan
cbarces tho full amount TO the eKpenses OF tho ourreI
year.
Sc,enihy; The Correotuep u the sgsfes cOutsiaed
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Speaker pre-
ted a letter from the Justices Of the supreme Court
transmitting amendments OF the rules bankruptcy
Mr. Woodward dem. PENN introduced bill 10 test tho
constutonalIty of questionable acts OF Congress Tho
gst section provides that whenever any act OF Congress
shall be vetoed by the President the ground OF the un
consuonality Of any Of its provisions and shall after
ward be enacted into law the vetO IL shall DO law
fu for the President TO order the Attorney General 10
draw and he on record in the Supreme Court Of te
United States fegned issue, with such pleadngs shalt
be necessary and proper to raise the constitutional
tlOns suggested In the veto message, and to test the
cOnstitutiOnaty OF such parts OF the enactment
specially objected to by him constitutional grounds.
which issue and pleading shall be so drawn as
20 put in Issue other Question whatever.
The second SECTION. provides FOR the service on tho
Sneaker OF the lfotse Of Representatives Of certied
copy the feigned issue and pleadngs, whose duty
shall be TO appear OF record by himself counsel TO de-
fend the consttutionaty OF such enactment and tho
court shall all necessary orders for advocating te
issue to argument the earliest practical period OF ts
session in banc and the court shall he Its written OPINION
upon every constitutional question therein raised and
every enactment of such act that shall be sdludged n
constitutional shall thenceforth be held aud taken 10 DO
null and void but until such Judgment snall Se pr, pi9
nOunced the shall be deemed constitutional anu Va.
Mr. Coburn rep Ind) introduced bill 20 provide Iot
the payment of back pensions in cases where the person
entitled have been infants or insane, ana without guar
dans during the time that they were without gudruians
The House then attended the Impeachment TRIAL
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
POLITICAL.
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.

IMPORTANT ORDER by BAJOR-GEk. MEADE
THE GENERAL DETERMINED TO HAVE A
FAIR ELECTION-REBEL TACTICS DEFEATED
Br rELEsRAPH TO TKIBrSA
ATLANTA. April 11.-An important order was
promulgated to-day by MaorGen. Meade. relative to
the approaching election in this State The General
saws first that as numerous designations of sheriiis
in Georgia are rendered on the eve of an important
election. when there is no time to make new appoint
ments such designations will not be accepted.
SheriIs who have been 80 long in Office at the suffer
ance of the Commanding General will not be per
mtted to resign until after the election and the
faithful performance of their duties will be required
under pain of trial by military commission. Second,
as many electors are necessarily dependent upon
another class for employment to earn their daily
bread for their families and numerous complaints
have been made that such laborers are to be intml
dated from voting by fear of loss of employment,
employers are forbidden to control the voting OF
aborers by threats Of discharge or by other oppres
sive means and they are told that any offense OF
this kind il punishable on conviction before military
commission Third it s the duty and the desire Of the
Commanding General to secure to voters an oppor-
tunity 10 vote freely and without restraint fear OF
influence of fraud. Therefore all good citizens are
called upon to cooperate in efforts TO have the cleo
tion conducted fairly as required by EtS
GEN. MEADE DISAPPR0YEs TIE ARREST OF
- d, - JijDGE P0PE.
AUGUsTA April 1iGen Meadss S1Ts9sd afSepSR 63 hS1t
CIarIes q Iobnaon 18th infantry, in arTeshg JuueS
Pope Of the Circuit Court Of Calhoun County
tion OF the orders IN referenc6 10 nBahenS ures the
General Commanding publicly declares his
Of authority deserving OF the seyerest
sure Gen Meade further says that the object OF theH
orderswas not 70 declare that all ures must be In part
composed colored men, but simply TO dis
tncion winch the laws OF the State In this district made
on account OF color. The Commanding General trusts
that this dsapprOval VIII render subordinate officers eau
tOus refrain from hasy and unauthorized exercise OF
the power vested only in the highest military oicer Gen
Meade directs that the ballot boxes shall not be opened
or the votes counted any information Of the pro
gross of the approaching election be given until the polls
are closfd After the voting Is closed the managers sa
select two n1en Of character from the opposite parties
who shall he permitted to witness the counting OF the Da
i9s 90 as 10 verify such counting
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
DIED.

S Ins 81. T. -, AP Il a 2tas. s year Of his '' Ha'
Fgpsr. ea house at O'clock on rse'a !ae ts 'a't
ARSsTk6SG-on Saturday, April H. James Armstrong Of 'h
The fru.r. services will take pee 81 Bsboenew Church IAT'
cite place Tuesday morning Al II a.
DARrLErT Providence J. 2" ThOr,qIy ~ S .T.ss April S'
Funersl at Providence Monday morning.
BgpE :S% soy T. & :. Endiy d. so "a 70 S.. w s a. % eldest "
The relatives the family invited 70 attend rs as'I
Ss SS Ts'@e''c de- cSasysuess 81 s viii be .sns
% sss ,s. for s'i Ss remain; Ss ss' "" Ss M a
Cemetery.
xos, o. ~ : 81 Of the iaaers hereafter
Ion Friday April 1863 Msd. w,ios Sf The late Aersode,
The i:c .eqarauces the members Of ots B,,ueh Iass
respectfully Invited 70 attend the funeral hsss
S., S az 81 r No aO5 stbave, Taes'y, April h
vooS c, N Point Daebess Co.. T. Seventh morsips
PoSb month n dy Phebe Frost .dov Of Thomas fros IN Vie
s s 4.I Esi 81 ss5 sss G re- the t% and .tss % Q :s
NJ ou wedrssy R INST Carriages w.. Gs n r'%s ns ra", ss
H,mbush sad Poayhe. raj" Which sas, New Yort At 10 oss
= .'sp'' S upon ''"''' '' '''
HAsLErr-In Broolp. on s rd,y Acsi H. Ja' Ters'. wife
The relatives and friends o. h. ismt' ON hsP e r:desee sore
Clinton and Jorslsrnon-sss. At y ?. .
JoHEsIn city Sunday mOruug A Il H. An''d o''0'''s'
The funeral service, Vi" e SsJ St. Church sa,,s..s
q 5e .Eiy are invited 70 attend sii6Ou iarsbsT notice
KHAPPA Peetsti ThuiA April E&is. 'ni'n ''"sa'''"
H.
POTTRR-On llth inst Sophia wife ofPrsterek A. fousL
Of the hmiy respectfully ma - "
ssloeI Is s remains Vi. be asAt
RAYEORAt Poughkeepse Friday April TO- hrs Ehx hyaor.
Of John Rsynor, esq, late of New York City -,
friends invited 10 attend tue funeral WHOM '
tbs notice Tuesday afternoon. the 18th init at oeeef
ROwLBY-At South Amens n T. April 1868 SaDae Roser !"
the 18th year Of bis
sMTH-In City the lltb inst; EVs second 5,Rgsr o. n
stephen B. smith aud granddaughter Of toe 'U o'
Culver, aged ysArs
Funeral Al Ilnlon Village n T.. Tuesday 18th, 3 ?.
OnoBdsga and Washington County papers please copy
rfaW mil Afx SHafn H
Smith widow Smith IN the 18Th her
respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral on Monday
April l3 O'Clock .. at Chnsts Church. hAnhasset
sTEPHESSOSA Orange j. April IL Of scarlet fever eorgs
Storer Edward and Charlotte NJ Stephensoa aged
year. 7 months and II days. -
The friends family invited to attend the tanea 81 'e house
OF Mr Peek Man Orange, a. on TUESDAY The ltth nN
Cars OF Barclay st. at q Carriages waiting at Bnos
Church station
TABER-At Pawng Du.ch Co. Saturday April H. JonhfAAs'
ia Taber. In the 12d year Of bis age
residence TUESDAY Apr
Carrsges vii the train leaving NeS-iork at a N
WIIsOE-Ou Saturday Brs Fanny III Wilson aged 70
Euner. from the residence OF bA fAnner neN
town L. MONDAY 18th inst az o'clock Freoas ash fehS
Invited u attend without further notce
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

LETTER FBOM AUGUST BELMONT TO THE d.
MOCRACY OF MINNESOTA.
The following is a copy of a letter addressed
20 Mr. j. II. McKCDncy, esq. member OF the National
Democratic Executive Committee from August bchhohti
" NEW YORK. March . 1858.
j. H. MCKENZIE esQ.-DEAE SIR: / have forwarded
% YOU the call OF the Democratic National Committee
for the holding OF the next National Convention In the
CITY OF New York the 9Th Of July next 1ou VIII
please confer with the State Central Committee Oi your
state 10 the end that she De fully represented IN the Con
yentiOn the number OF delegates to which she II en-
titled The National Committee i5 very desirous that an
earnest appeal should be made 10 the conservative
element throughout the Union which has not heretofore
acted with the Democratic party. We call upon
efforts 10 save our free institutions from tho
lawless despOtsm which now threatens the very
foundation OF Government. u Is only by
the united action OF oil who love the Union aud the Con
sttutiOn that hope 10 drive from power IN the
next Presidential election the Radical party which, by
its representatives IN Congress has attempted 10 usup
the functions OF the judiciary and executive branches OF
the Governments and which, by prOigacy and cOTrup
ton in the Of our national finances continues
10 burden people with system Oi taxation whlch
must end in public and private disaster unless arrttted
0cratc administration Is sure To give us hope you VIII
lOse time order such measures to be taken
In your state will bring 10 aid IN the contest be-
fore the combined strength ot all those who arc O
posed 10 Congressional usurpatiOn and negro supremacy
and WHO wish the restoration OF peace ana unity between
all the sections Of common country under the bless
ings Of the laws and the Constitution for which oa brave
ssodiers and sailors shed their blood and the nation
pOuI ed out It's treasure. AUGUST BELMONT Sholrinan
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13

AZ the hook trade sale at Clinton Hall on
satr,ay r. IL johnston co q invoice occupied nearly
i .,ply, day The attendance was not so g0od as ON
, ,o,s dSys The following sOme Of the books SOLD
Gees Life " the Duke Of Wsllngtop sS the same s1 lS
80 SeS Ire.nment, illustrated with wood engrayings,
Sfter the early masters eheay Of TIE Italian school o
1rieis iivea OF the Engineers, "a 5G Wood'S homeS
W,hout Hands s. 70: the hafne half morocco git TOPS,
a. calf bound with the rAlsruscope illustrated with SO
a. "trgs from nature. 81; Davis's preparations ana
nni1 o. Of nicroscoic objects, 80 cents; Grthhs text
hoo of fhe microscope VI COZ Carks objects for the mi
oscon. a. Wards microscopic teachings. 81 'a Inc
TeSetable World Illustrated with 446 engrayngs 20;
srTrtland'a Iiyos VI Seven Bishops 49, Journals ahu
o,asnnndanee OF Miss Berry N 75 Riddlea LATIN E-
,ish ie1ieon o. The same, IA half Russia Is % hacag'
ey's Works. peySios edition 90 cents Niss LsssyS .,
ch"rt3ns ogngora &c. D conts MilmanH Lifo OF Ho
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
CUBd.

THE PRUssIAN FRIGATE NloBE-sANTA ANNA;
HAVANA, April 6.-Captain- General Lerslndl
and the Spanish Admiral OF this station nave oeeh re-
eeving North German Consul and the commander OF
the Prsslan frgate Nobe. 6alues were exchanged Ia
night and grand reception was gwen 70 tine Objects VI
the fitgate. -. ~,
In tho lawsuit between Santa Anna and De Embu the
former acknowledges the correspondence between tne
parties but denies that he entered into any arrangement
whatever Santa Anna has bean ordered to give secu.
rity for his part OF tho costs 10 the suit but ne asserts
that ut present he pennlIass Judgment has been do
kerrad
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
NORTH CAROLINA.

pro.,srp ,Tto,: IN WILMINGTON AND ELsEwHERE.
,u,,cro>-. April 11.-RegistratiOn closed
.sa par,,1 90 ysratlon in this city for five days
whites 1o, baoks 400 Partial registration, including
the former regstrat. IN: Whites 1902 blacks; &Ts
Political excitement j, increasing aaly, " DOs nd R
mond Counties indicate a additions to the "hc 'o'
uuder the new REGISTRATION.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
sAN rnANcISco MINING NEwa.

SAY Francisco April thinning soess,CroTa PHsi $40;
OrI S262 Cboilsr Yellow Jacket S53, Gould Carry
a6o Alpha sII5 Bullion, sllo 5avage Sa ke11uea Sssei
500: ImpeD'l T2Soi BtcbeDuef oH
Quart lin $50 Lady Byron $50 Til Entuek Compshy sss dc
clarsd dividend Of sl0 share. payable 90 20, i' ' ''
viii paY dvtIcnd Of 55 per share on the same dare
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
corrTu ~. ROLINA.

RESULTS OF THE LATl| REGISTRATION: =,
The following is an ofiicil II statement of the
preant number OF registered voter and also of the vote
Convention:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
pRFSIDFNTIAI.

'-flV7.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
NEw-YoRK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, April II, 1853
Bills were notwithstanding the time for con-
structing the Grand Hotel York Incorporating the
trustees for the management OF the funds belonging to
the Episcopal Church Diocese OF western Newly ork
rafyng the proceedings Of the Rochester Water Works
Company authorizing the Poor Mans Gold and silver
Mining Company change its place OF business amend
authorizing William OrtoD and others 10 lay
telegraphc cable from NewIOrk to France ncorporat
ing the Working Wonens Protective Union OF New-fork
10 extend IeXingtOnave New York Tor the better lcgu
latfon OF the Brooklyn Fire Department. aut0rZPtne
OF Troy borrow $4,000 To pay ts debit the New
York Eighteenth Ward Public market bill increasing the
salary City Chamberlain OF Troy; increasing the
fees OF Shcrhs; Incorporating the Old Guard OF New
York. A., a,
charter of the American Bureau of Mines amending te
charter the Newburh Savings Bank and OF the Ma
tiOnal Savings Institution Of New YORK requiring tne
Nassau-st Railroad Company Of Brooklyn 70 alter lts
route, which was passed; confirming the Iesouo Vi o
syracuse Common Council; amending the act for the
abatement Of certain nusances III Brooklyn; 10 eAtehu
ClutOn.ave, Brooklyn. ,,-,
The oswego Armoy bin was reported adversely which
Also, a bin exempting the Normal School Boarding
House from taxation winch was agreed 20.
ASSEMBLY
The Glenn resignation. described above, having peen
disposed Of caer presented the annual report OF
the state Agricultural Society and the American lns-
tate the report OF the Metropolitan Board of HEATH
Kill, were reported COmplete-TO authorize tne con-
grctOn OF railroad I'm Third and other streets IN New
York also incorporate the Interior Lake ana improve
ment Company and the American and Foreign JOINT
stock COmpay incorporate the Bush savings Bank 10
amend charter of the Mutual Savings Bank OF Brook
lyn to abolish the Banking Department. .
Bills lntrOduced-Reatiye TO securities deposlted
with the Insurance Department, which authorizes Jhe
deposited with the Superintendent OF the Insurance De-
partment . ,o , - ,-.,. .. -,
dcrcd TO q third reading.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
GREAT RRITAIN.

BANK RETURN-wEATHER AND CROPS.
LONDON April 1.-THE regular weekly returns of
the Bank of England are published to-day over the
signatures of its officers. The outflow Of specie still
continues and the amount hand this week is fully
f279.OOO sterling less than last week. To-day the
weather has been delightful and favorable for the
crops.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-04

Bmsrot. ~ donation party at the
Mcthudist church ycsiry anil the r-o
age. on Thursday evening, Jan. %, net
ted for Rev Mr. Bancroft about 500 -
The Young Mems Christian Association
recently organized seems to lie 4 furnishing
and lis prospective usefulness in the COM
munity encourages all friend of religion
and morality The officers are ;--Pres-
ident, Rev A. i Lyon Nice>PresiIett,
f. b. stewart Secretary, II G Barnes,
Directors. : u Cain, Alfred Ferguson,
i y. Stewart --l'uday mo:niug, Jan
81 about four o'clock, four boys, from Is
10 Is years Of age, were found in the
school house engaged IN gambling They
had been there all night The deputy
Sheriff was recently called TO serve some
papers in the region known as "Jerusa>
lem and while returning, lis horse was
frightened by the screcch Of an animal
supposed by his tracks TO be of the wild
Cat species. The horse ran at breakneck
speed but no damage was done. Mr..
joel Orvis and two young men from East
Mddlebury, have had personal interviews
with the animal but he seemed to be tol>
erably harmless.
ORWELL DETECTIVE SociErr The
Fourth Annual Meeting of the Orwell
Detective Society was held tie 22d inst.
and chose as its board of officers tor the
ensuing year.
j. w Boynton, President.
f. NJ. Wight, Vice President.
O. :. Branch, Secretary.
ID. r. Griswold. Treasurer
ii. Thomas, J. Il. Cook, ID. L.
Griswold, Prudential Committee.
This society was organized, agreeable
to an act Of the Vermont Legislature
The present year finds the association in
possession Of ample funds for carrying out
the protective policy of the company 1t
is the determination of its members to
make it IA living, and when nee, ssary, an
acting institution.
Its officers will checrfuly render all
possible aid TO other societies
Why will not the friends of good or
der, and mutual protective power, in our
neighboring towns, organize similar asso-
Citations; and acting in concert with
those now existing, form a protective
chain around our community, which the
light fingered gentry will gladly ave d.
IMPORTANT TO DENTISTS Judge
Smalley of the United States Circuit
Court for the District of Vermont issue
injunclions Wednesday against Prime &
Wright If Il andon. anl iIepry Kingsley
ol MnIdlrburv. rnj>inng them tom using
or making lhr rnb ler dental plates or pal
ate. N rl according 10 the Go. dyear
atent.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-04
DYSPEPSIA.


IL There is no disease which experience has
so amply proved to he remcdiable by the Peru
Syrup, Ga protected solution Of the Protoxilc of
lrun) as Dyspepsia. The most invoterate FIRMS
OF this disease have cen completely cureu bv this
medicine, ample testimony Of some Of our first
citizens proves.
From the Venerable Arcldcacon Scott, d. D.
Dunham, Canada Fast.
81 am an invetcrate Dyspeptic of more
than % wears standing.
Il have been so wonderfully benefited
in three short weeks during which | have used
the Peruvian Syrup, that can scarcely persuade
myself Of the reality. People who have known
me are astonished at the change. | am widely
known. and can but recommend to others that
which has done 50 much for me
Another Clergyman rites as follows.
My voyage to Europe i, indefinitely post poned
have discovered the Fountain of Health " on
this side Of the Atlantic. Three bottles of Peru
Wan Syrup have rescued me from the iangs OF the
iend Dyspepsia"
a pamphlet Of 80 pages, containing history Of
this re- rkable remedy. with treatise on Iron
Us medicine will he sent free to any address,
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" blown in
the glass. j. p DINSMORE Proprietor.
36 Dey St, New York
Sold by all Druggists, 4';4w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-04

W. "r.rh ili~ - ~ appuinted Nv 'he
y, hr' r.Hri 'o- 'to rs'rrt ~ III IN 'or1-
nH-.iui0.i. 80 It,,.r. eNamih tIu ",yust al
ANA. co.,. I'm. Dig. ni Us .-.ir-t thb
,s'i'e Of rOuUCN 81 ~. lste f. 7r'D port
Vt in s.id district decreased aud also all cli ims
ana uomait.s C. Nln it,u il unsei q eieto and six
months from, the a. day {, Fec 'SC7 being allow
- wv coil Court for ma ni~posp We do therefore
h-ishN give notice that We will attend to the
.siuess Of our said Appointment at the dw elHng
house oi said deceased in Brdnort, on the 2d
SATURDAYS OF March AND June 4. u. 1865 from
one ococe t. Vi. until iour O'Clock /. NJ, on
each If said IN E.
D,cI pt lrip.t Ills 18Th day Of January,
:. n. 'Oa
AB Up. SIXTY. Conan,
law y. ). BENNETT. / wv" o'''
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT OF NEEMONT
At Mid lehury the 18Th day Of January, A. n
1865.
The undersigned hcrchv gives notice q hi up
pointmeut as assignee e Edward Phelps Nah NJ
New Haven. in the County "i addison and State
of Vermont. in said district, who has been 1ljudlel
a Bankrupt upon hi. own clifton, by Tie DistI;c'
Court Of said Distric-.
i3:3w JACOB DEWEY. Assignee