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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
q. w. JENNEY,

70 VT.
|LER In Watches, Clocks, Jewellry.
[fer aud Plated Ware. Keeps on hand
|Assortmeet Of the New Periscopic Spec.
fith Gold, Silver and Steel bows. Is
4 Wilcox Il Gibbs Noiselefs Sewing
~. 1867. 32yi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08


+ ROUSE, Hyde Park, Vt. House
Satei from top to bottom. New iurnl-
Qarpets. The proprietor having recent,
Led, and reiitte2 this house, standing
ath East corner of Main ST. iniormes
. \. that he is prepared to furnish "hoI-
ftainmen for man and beast for iea-
ABEL SMALLEY.
lark, July 10th, 1867.
1pDND HOUSE, Eden Mills, VT. Il. L.
3rfN Proprietor. (Lately Eden House
4ndali.
|JRGH HOUSE, Irasburgh, W., ny H.
erton. Stages leave this house daily ioi al
xtations. Horses and carriages to let. Ut
|ELL'S HOTEL, Wolcott, VT, Justu'
bell, proprietor, on the stage road u
NJ. Conveyance to any part OF the Gouh
|ort notice. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08

EFEEoT OF TEA ON THE SYSTEM. The
Boston Journal Of Chemistry publishes q
lengthy article on the properties Of tea,
in which the writer says that it is no
matter Of wonder with him that the brain
workers. in all the years since tea was in
troduced, have regarded it with the high
est favor. 1t has power to subdue ir-
ritability. refresh the spirits and renew
the energies. such as,is possessed by no
other agent; When the system of man is
exhausted by labor or study, cup Of
tea reinvigorates and restores us as no
other food or beverage can do, q He thinks
it promotiye of longlevity,iand adds:ar
"lea saves food by lcssening the waste
Lof the body, soothes the vascular, system
and affords stimulus to the brain. Thq
young do not need it, and il is worthy Of
note that they do not crave or like it,
Children will frequently ask for coffee,
but seldom for tea. 10 aged people.
whose powers of digestion and whose be,
Idily substance have begun to fail together
it is almost a necessity glia < a.ss'a3Z
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
G.. w. Dofy,

ny Sheriff and Licensed Auctionser.
baslpess done on reasonable terms.
'kn business solicited,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08

gy AT all seasons Of tho year the
rate of mortality from diseases Of the
lungs is very great. No better remedy
can be used than Johnson's Anodyno
Liniment. 49,
= - - !
A FACT WORM KNowINo --Sheridan'a
Cavalry Condition Powders gitcp occa-
sionally to sheep and cattle, are Of incai-
'culable adVontage. Ni7 -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08

RlTCHER. Albany, w., Proprietor Of
my sale Stable, will take Horses or Colts
train for speed, &c. Having had con-
texpelience ia the business, he believes
i've sal islaGtion. 49-yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
2Nsintss GarOs.
BRICAN HOUSE,

GPARh, W.
ND RANDALL, would respectfully
Ehis old friends and patrons, and the
&rslly. that he has leased tor a term
"a we'll known house, and purchased
Ire. lie Intends to have no part OF
&suifer by the change. While he so
trtion Of that patronage which has
|driven by the American House. on
Il the price of fare feeling confident
q be able to please all who are willing
what they have.
III, Oct. 23, 1867.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08

ID. Es d Cd

". Id. Es God.
BICIAN g. S U BIG L 0 N.
NORTH HYDE PARK,
~ Parker's Hotel. It'll
ROVER, NJ. D., Eclectic physician d
<eon. Hydepark, Vt. Office at the resi-
fDr. Aaron Morse tive doors from the
%
IElGS, Physician and Surgeon. Hyde
=. k.yt. Office over l.. H. Noyes' stole,
emiaing surgeon for Lamoille County.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
licensed Auciioneers.

|PAhKER, No. Hydepark. deputy sher
&nd Licensed auctioneer. n ~
tINELL. deputy sheriff aud licensed
Dtioneer. Hyde Park, VT. All calls
u atte lded to. 45
licensed auctioneer. johnson
Pro npt attention given to the busi-
all Business done under this license for
tble compensation.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08

and we ride along the eastern slope of the
hill with valley east of us. The town
is built on shoulder or spur of this hill,
ravine ou the north. also on the east
and on the south. Looking across the
eastern raviue we see level plat of few
acres, the only smooth land in the region.
Everywhere else you behold hill sides,
limestone ledges loose rocks, green patch
es, terrace walls, olive groves, fig trees
and grape vines The houses are all OF
stone, well built for a Syrian town, and
there is an air of thrift about the place.
Let the term be comparative, for there is
ar unimaginable difference between the
thrift of Bethlehem and that Of growing
town in the United States. 1t has a
Christian population and great business
that is, as business is reckoned in Pal
es;ine-in the manufacture Of pearl orna-
mehts crosses, crucilAes, ofooches anu
the like The shells are obtained from
the Red Sea.
We are welcomed by the whole traf-
ticking population, who loaded US down
with strings of beads, hanging them on
the pummel Of the saddle. jingling them
in our faces, holding up handful of
pearl crosses, shaking bags filed with the
mix nacks; but getting rid of them by a
stern refusal to purchase, and finding a
quiet place, we may spend a profitable
half hour in thinking over what has hap
pcned here.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
NUMBER. 20.
! soBEy,Na ORDERS. IL


The Winchester lVa,5 p'1'es ls'respon
sible for the following during the year
1864 when the hostile forces we're snug
Cling tor the supremacy ID ana I,arp arQpqna
Winchester. Mr.. vent gent TO, MhJPr
Parsons United States Provost Marshal.
and applied Tor safeguard. General
Fessenden was called on tpifll the de-
mand. which he did by detailing for this
duty Mr.. John -, of the New York
Cavalry, to whom he issued imperative
orders to remain until he uaslelieved by
proper authority. W stood man.
fully by his post. The pde of battle
snrgcd about him, but his was charmed
life, for he had that authority which
saved him from molestation by the "reos."
The war closed but with 1t came no order
to the sentinel, and faithful TO tAe trust
confded to hinl, he is. still at bis post Of
duty The case has been reported to
the proper authorities, aud Mr.. Mr.
Will doubtless soon be excused from fur-
ther safeguard duty. That he Will DO
able to draw full pay up to the present.
time, has, we learn, peen conceded by
competent military authority
= ! IT -
lnh FUTURE MODEL 'iLLAdh-lne
la'ufe mouel Viiiage 0l Ne"' Ens'ana'i aS
s'e NJ 'naii haSe ior 'ne use u i'S in-
Dao''an'S hot 'hefeiy 'o"u 'yceum nali
anu . Town library pu. to@n'A Aaunary'
V''ea up WIN eoh'ep'eRces such, az hp
private hcuse' can hhofu' anu paying, =
price 10 INC operators Which VIII ehaois
'"eli 70 comn'ana an eAce'ience VI work
sucn as private ia"il'es Se'aom reat'ze'
IL VIII also nave 'own oakery' "nere
'he oes' oi iamiiy oreao' whi'e' pro"n'
anu oi al grams snali DC compounueo ;
ana ias''y' town COOK k'shop' where soups
anu meats may DC bought ready lot tns
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-09-23

]. PINEkNEY

I ORNEY ATLAW.
ENILL practice in the parishes Of Caddo DeSoto and
w Bosser, and will attend TO cases in the District
ESupreme and Federal Courts
Il - Office on Market street. near the Bank at the
old office of Jones 4 Harrs) Taua6tf
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-09-23

Nd. ARGO, ~
TTOUSEsAN SIGN pAINTER-At Mrs. r.
IL Dawes Tin Shop, corner of Travis and Spring
streesIs prepared to execute every description Of
HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING,
=. GLIDING, GRAINING,
GLAZING G and AARBLING
at short notice and on reasonable terms. ie24 "
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-09-23
JERRY O'BRIEN,
House Carpenterand Builder.
Job-shop near Head of Texas Street,

Opposite Marble Works,
SHREVEPORT,
MOULD respectfully announce to his old friends
Wv and the public generally that he is prepared to
do all WORK the Building and House Garpentering
line short notice and the most reasonable terms
Plans and specifications for buildings furnished.
80 Household Furniture Repaired at jof-shop, in
the nsatest manner and with dispatch. Jy8 If
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-09-23

From our Extras
Markatr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24
] GIL CnURcH. b. 1alaga
THos. SULLIVAN. Com.
s RADyoRD.

On motion the report Was adopted.
The following bills were on motion
allowed. E@'~ a"i
Pm Glathart resurvey and plats
efold roads when records we're de-
Andrick & Richardson. blanks and
stationery. - IS $50
Charles Prsnn, bridge signs, 500
w b Hunt, witness foes, ssil 1.20
IS Fellows witness fees. Il. Id l.O
Report Of Judas Preston relative.
to the duty Of the Board in the sup
port Of paupers Was presented and
read. s's 8 sht'alf5s
On motion ordered to b plsesd
on iile for future reference. siaa
Moved that the allowance to Mrs.
Fuller ; poor person. DO discoptinu-,
ed from and after this date. ".'3
Bill Of Judge Preston atsys fees
| SO allowed. sJ4 ssE saiaea4
The following report en highways
and bridges was adopted.
January term 1868.
70 tho Hon. Board of Supervi-
sors of Howard county Iowa. n
Your committee on Highways and
bridges would respectfully report
they have examined the petition
ofH q Marsh and others and roo
ommend the praysI Of said petition
|sr Be granted, s b Carey b ap-
pointed said commissioner. i,cts
Also the petition Of s !, Carey
and others and recommend the prayer
Of said petitioners be granted and
@ IS Thufbef b. appointed said
oOaniaaionnr. aI aE.!t Ssa4
|. ! Also the petition Of G s Thurber
and others and recommend tho
prayer Of said petitioner be granted
and Henry jones be appointed said
commissioner 1 sE,tss-tfosl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24
ate With him the amount due for

mate With him the amount due for
his work. u" s@r #.Nay@4 ~Ns B. .al
Mr.. Griffin moved that sufficient
amount be appropria ted in addition
to the original amount Of $4OO to
pay balance on Crane creek bridge
as per contract Of $495 in cash.
Motion prevailed. rs.-s.s -.
The following report was adopted.
To the Board of Supervisors Of
Howard county Iowa. ',''." "
p We your committee for settling
bridge appropriations have examined
the following account and fud . bal
ance due the contractors on tho sew
eral appropriations as follows
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

.a We recommend that the clerk be
authorised to Issue warrants for
said balance. IL u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

1 Auu Hl,VVu IOI tn0 purpose VI UullO'
ing q bridge across the upper lows
river at Lime Springs would report
as follows:s -, -.
That the, contract to build said
bridge was let TO Messrs Owen and
Stephens for $2450 which contract
is in the hands Of the clerk Of the
Board. that the bridge has been
built but not in, acceptance with
| the contract and for that reason baa
never been accepted by. your com.
mittsc. The 81. 2.450 was drawn BY
The contractors they giving the nec-
essary bonds, the balance, $500
was drawn BY your committee and
expended in making approaches to
the bridge. .,'...r~ .a
There Il 1 question in the mind
Of your committee whcther using the
bridge would work an acceptance Of
said bridge and i would be weA to
ascertain by competent counsel II
such is the fact. Wv =
~ Signed, g. s. ThuRprR, Com.
On motion the consideration Of the
report was postponed until after
noon. Bills Of 'Sanael Levy for loss
of, horse and loss Of timo and DANA
ges SUSTAINED by reason Of . defec-
tive bridge in Paris township reject
cd Claim Of Thomas p. Davies for
salary b Drainage Commissioner
presented and postponed indefnitely
Bill Of Henry. 7, Reed for work
in Treasurer's Office rejected. i
F MI. Griffin called up the matter
of Howard County vs. McG. W. 4,
r. and mepsd shat tho action of tho
Board had relative. thereto be- ,rc-
scinded.. ..s .t...t. fs
Motion prevailed. '' 'o2"' = -
On motion adjourned until 2p.a m.
i1*'R~'@ 4 Pm. 81
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt. z3aA '1s3t''7' -N' g $'E' 50.
Roll called. .ga-ya syg5t asts tsaf
Quorum present. .a-aru2 ais to
:,Mr. Thurber presented tho fol-
lowing report which was on motion
adopted. q
Your committee to whom was in
trusted the appropriation tor a.
bridge across the Turkey river at
New Oregon respectfully report that
the bridge contract.was let to A, H.
Harris, said contract is now in the
hands cf the the Clerk ofthe Board,
that your COMMITTEES have examined
said strpeturei and aconsidef,lit a
good job aud built in accordance
with the contract and recommend
the acceptance Of the bridge and
discharge Of the contractor. H9@
Signed G. s. Thurber, Com.
The following resolution was
offered: e
Whereas, That in consideration
Of bills presented to the .conatyit is
frequently difficult for committees to
decide as to their legality 't,,f-,5 !,
Resolved That the chairman ;. be
instructed to employ, 2. 'cempetent
Attorney to meet with the Board at
each meeting as, legal adviser, ,
. On motion the consideration Of
the resolution was postponed unit!
to-morrow morning. NJ.
Mr.. Thurber from committee on
county expenses presented the fol-
lowing report. .,., !
TO the Board Of Supervisors Of
Howard county Iowa. II
Your committee on county expcn-
ses have examined the following ac-
counts and recommend them to ,bo
allowed as follows to-wit :: -
N1rnl Al1I
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

MRS. T. W. LEE, @'" =
Having had many years experience as .
tcncher Of music ii the first class Semina-
ries of the East, would respectfully inform
the 'citixens of Cresco and vicinity, that
she is now ready to give instructions upon
the ~gejag" efs7 ,<sea-%I 4ats
Piano, organ Or Hslsdssn.'
Tuition payable one half in advance. No
deduction made for lessons missed only IN
cases of severe Illness. ~ 81 IHs.', Ag
~" References, Prcf. a. = Koor,
Chicago; Haas Orro Fsx Brooklyn; !;
JAMES NhIrxEr and E. n. FRosr. Boston.
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authorised to Issue warrants for
said balance. .ef.s "a, ,n.j..:sylp !
9. s. TnuRBrR, ).s,, 3
Signed, 8. RADroRD, Com. .
"' ''>7'1'-G q. H. cnURcu "'" 4.
Bill Of Thos. Dale rejected. ?
Bill Of 3. Gillet postponed. ed
Bill Of q A Paddock referred
back for correction. roaw o,fv ro3 =
On motion Board, adjourned until
- A. N. tomorrow. .~|. :.
~ ~ Friday January 10 1868.
Board met pursuant, to adjourn
! Roll called. aad: gsq o. sai'qah '
qrQuorum present. my. ri - fsd: =
. Minites Of yesterday read nd sp-
Bin ofc H. Wood u balance balance on
bridge $40 allowed za' F''@"
+ Bill ofW. H. Powell witness fees
60 cts allowed. ai hs. asra viisnd =
On; motion Of Supervisor Harris
the appropriation for q bridge across
Mitchell creek was placed in the
hands of G. H. Ch1rch for expend-
iture.w t.H asIaa a53 io asG a4 =
Supervisor Church presented re-
port on classification and eqpaliza-
tion as follows. .
tE,y III 9., IL # 4g, ,rotgXrr.
Your committee on classification
and equalization would respectfully
reeomucna the following schedule
of valuation for tho year 1868 to-
wit: ,....,,.., = .-..-t.;, :
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

O0A AOS .ACOC. E%w @.s8 I'll E@s#E+a
ale. s TRUMAN RoB1sos,
H. a: VIM Bes1n1dn, r'ss'
On motion adjourned until 2 p. IN.
-4,ss> 79st.A 2PM. &A .3lst
Pr Board met pursuant to adjourn-
ment. tnaasttin H. @s y' ylh
+ Roll. called a 'snys= sseY t.tt
Quorum, present. ,,. 40 A. p.i,,
Bills Of W Q oheesbro SO. allowed.
.'"" ~" Sc allowed.
Bill Of y F Stone $sr allowed.
Bill Of + z Davies for. salerJ rs
drainage commi issioner presented,
Moved that tho bill bo rejected.
Ayes and nays called. ~
Motion; carried. - SO hs 81
Supervisor Harris presented sho
following rcsolation.t.aid sysw ~
Resolved, That . sufficient; ;amount
be appropriated for the purpose Of
paying j. O. Crosby, and Chas f..
Berry, Tbos- p Davies attorneys
fees and expenses paid and to be paid
for the purpose ofcarying On aasit
already commenced By said Davies
for the purpose Of recovering back
the swamp and overAowsd lands
owned by Howard county. snda the
Clerk be AUTHORISED to iaoue Uar-
rants for ithat purpose and , somuit-
tee Of three be sppoi1ted by the
chairman for the purpose Of consult
ing with the CLERK before said war
rants ore il sued. gisf 10 ia Ia!.f
% Movsd tn adopt ythorskolutias.,
l. Ayes and nays, called .a,.;-,
Aye Mr.. Harris. s*st.,
No Messrs Thurber, Radf6rd.
Buricigh.a Pattsrsoss 0lan6eliain.
Stone, Church, sGri1in. Rohinson,
and lSalliyap.e ycis T. ys@t. 3yst:f
Mr., ,Grif6n from. special eoQpit-
tee on accounts of W n Patterson
reported that there was ! 'bslanes
due hin of417, OF and shst ~ dif-
fsreese IN Abe aoesant a., slAined
and Allowed aress ffsm tha. manner
in estimating the work. .4..,.
Report was on motion adopted.
1ne following fe5olutioa vss pre-.
sentea and adopted. Raiaamai
Resolved. By thiA Beard that the
Clerk ,ba authorized, 10 arsqHsst. tho
township clerks Of the different town
shipsto bring il the road maps Of
said townships for the puRposs of
having them 0cosreeted and county
road map made thsrefrom, r.s,gE
Committse on township, oalcsSs
accounts reported in favor Of allow
ing the following sccounts toI6it:"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

Board met at IL N. there not be-
ing a quorum present, the Board
vas declared adjourned until s 1-2
r. n. i'f s!i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

e Lumber wagons, reapeTs and farm
ing utensils are not to be assessed
unless their total valuation exceeds
one hundred dollars, and then the
excess over one hundred dollars on
ly shall be assessed. AT!@
All other personal property not
mentioned in the above schedule to
be assessed in tho same ratio as
to moneys and credits we would re-.
fer 20 the revenue laws. zj'al 80
All Of which is respectfully SUBJ
mitted. ..uns amin. g.P
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

CREsCo Iowa.

This house is eligssly atsated to busi-
ness, near the Depot Of the McGregor
-WesberA Railway by giving strict ,stten-
tio6 to The wants Il the travelling pubhos
they hope to merit the confidence and re-
ceive share ofpublic patronage. mao
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02
Cold Blooded Assassination /!
GEN. HlNDMAN SHOTIN HIS OWN
HOUSE.
[SpeeiaI dispatch 10 the Avalanehe |

Especial dispatch to the Ayalanchel
HELENA, ARKANSAS, September 2s.-
General Thomas G. Hlndman was assassin
ated al his residence in the midst Of his
family at ten o'clock last night. He was
SHOT through window near which he was
sitting, with musket loaded with buck
apd tall. He was smoking at the time.
The left hand in which he held bis pipe
was carried away, and two balls passed
through his neck, severing the wind pipe
and producing copious internal bleeding.
He lived eight hours, and died with sub
lime courage and resignation. A deep
gloom has been cast upon the community.
He was formidable enemy OF Radical
ism, and suspicious exist that his assassin
alton was procured through political caus-
es. All quiet mere to-day.
Yesterday morning Deputy Sheriff Msxey
was killed, and two of his posse wounded
in attempting to arrest the notorious muir
derer Lee Morsen, colored. Morsen was
afterwards captured and hung whites and
blacks present sanctioniug it, General Hind
man had no connection whatever with the
| aftir.-A man named Robertson was ares
ted above Memphis Monday charged with
the crime, but he denies it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02
+ or tie Bristol News.
Salt and Farmers,

MEssRs. EDITORs "lu the course of hu.
man events, IL becomes necessary" for men
to change, or at least try TO change, their
rulers and masters.
For two weeks a change of our salt rulers
has been tried TO be made, and seemingly
without success, the autOcrats and would
be autocrats Of SaltVille and Abingdon, have
contrlved To keep the present shaving, grind
ing concern at Saltyile, in shaving aud
grinding power, although much higher bids
oi reutng, for the King Estate, has been
offered by large capitalists, and that, too,
after the PRESENT concern saying they did
not want lbe Kni Estate, without the rent
was very low. Why does the court permit
its orders 10 be iuterfered with, after inyit-
ing bids, ana its commis sloner advertising
time and day Of leasing Will the court
permit this Joint stock company, ''su-called, -
to take in possession the interests Of absent
parties whu, II present, would have nothing
TO do with it think not, IL being a very
doubtful point, lat law whether court
has a tight to take the properly in hand, to
rent or lease, but which most OF the parties
submit to under tue circumstances, there
being widows and minors, some adult minors,
rs they clIinl 10 be, IN court, but more
aLou" Of this.
MY present writing is to say to the farm.
ers, that many Of them, and many business
men, from this part Of the State and East
Tennessee, will be going TO Norfolk on the
| l4ih Of October to- the Grade and Merchan,
Tile Convention" place money 10 their
| hands, Tor bny yourself If you co. 10 buy
your years supply Of salt, enough together
20 buy car load, as II comes cheaper by
the car load.
You viii have 10 pay about as much, as
| you have to pay this concern, but It viii
show this combination that you will moi
support any such combination, and thai
you viii not any longer support this shaving
grinding concern, who think they have ev'
cry one within their power, as they have
call The money" aud salt too.
LOOh neil, turner's, 10 your interests, ant
| this combination. "wean" some OF these
would like your aid some OF these days
spot them BOW ana remember them.
JUSTICE"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02
Bristol Cemetery

The Bristol Memorial Association at its
meeting OF Sept. 18th, decided to employ
Mr.. John Qualities as Sexton of the Gene
,tary. Persons who require the services Of
a sexton to dig graves and keep their lots
in order are requested 10 call upon him for
his services, as he only is authorized to at
tend to such business.
The Association takes this opportunity Of
informing the citizens, and the public gem
orally, that through the kindness and mu-
nifccnce Of Mr.. l.. +. johnson, the lot has
been decided to certain ladies for tue pur-
pose of a cemetary, and it is entirely under
their control. The ground will be survey
ed and laid off in lots ready for selection by
those who wish TO purchase them. A part
ofthe cemetary will be set apart for the by
rial of those persons who do not wish 10 incur
the expense of purchasing a lot.
After this notice, application must be
made to the President, Mrs. ii. 7. Wilbar,
or to Mrs. ]. r. Anderson, from whom all
necessary information can be obtained
The colored people are also notified that
that they must procure place Of burial for
their dead, as the place allotted to them i,
flied. They will understand from this no
tice that no more interments can take place
in that cemetary.
BY order of the Bristol Memorial Associ.
alton. Sept. so, 1865.