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and came within one of being elected each time.
Ihat one was the candidate who ran against
him.
The Troy Wing, Auburn Ne,cs, and other
newspapers are recommending that able men
shall be selected for delegates to the State Con-
venton, and not men pledged to particular can
ddates. .I'"
General Candy recently said that for Cover
nor-clect Walker of Virginia he had the
highest respect, and he had the utmost conf
dencc that he was faithful aud earnest in his
support OF the administration and the laws of
Congress.
The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution, hitherto
warm ally of the Northern Democracy, now dis
covers that 1t is a party whose name is a
synonym OF disaster, and urges that new COM
binatlOn of all the elements of Southern conser-
vatism be made
The Tennessee conservatives are, naturally,
IN high feather. In his speech Mt Darcyvie,
Emerson Etheridge excaued:- are now
over Pisgah's top marching on, every man a
Moses, and if we should fall, thousand Joshuas
would arise AID follow in our steps"
While the Democratic papers are troubling
themselves because they say General Ben Butler
is to go to the Senate in place of Henry Wilson
from Massachusetts,, for the purpose of meeting
A. j., General Butler and General Wilson are
quietly cruising and fishing together along the
coast in the same boat.
The Chicago Times Oemocratic) puts this
question to its partisan brethren:-'If the De-
mocracy of the North shall adhere to its dead
issues of the past, how can the Democratic party
remain national organization, since the whole
body of the Southern white people have aban-
doned the dead issues and accepted the situation
as il is ?o
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Foreign Miscellany.
daVla IS persecuting the Jews.

-MoldaVia is prosecuting the Jews.
Berlin has 1872 school children.
Coal has been discovered in Poland.
The cholera has again appeared in Persia.
The silk women of France are on q strike.
Thread chignons sell for fifteen cents in
Paris.
Poor beer has made 2l17 lunatics in Eng
land this year.
There are thirty-hye Americans in the
French penitentiary.
The Spanish troops are TO be armed with
the Berdan needle-gun.
Hail storms have damaged the Swiss vine
yards $400, 900 worth.
The forthcoming Turkish budget will form n
book of some 200 pages.
The last Carlist rising cost the Spanish Gov
ernment 10, 600 600 reals.
There is great excitement in Brussels over
the kidnapping OF children.
1t will cost thirty million thalers to con-
struct the Schleswig- Ho>tein canal.
The French Government proposes to levy Il
tax of fifty francs on bicycles.
Paris has adopted the Fnglish custom of
wearing flower in the button. hole.
The British Museum had SO, 139 visitors last
year, and spent as many doiur.
Another little diamond lplnd at the Cape of
Good Hope is said to be worth 5400 000
The house formerly 0c,r led by the Ameri-
can legation to Paraguay is now the "Hotel of
Christi"
The foundation stone Of a monument to
Mercator the great Germul geographer, has
been laid at Duisburg
The Sultan declines Miss Burdett Coutt's
oHer TO repair the watcr-porks of Jerusalem.
but promises TO do it himself.
"A Partisan laundress, not being able to coll
lect, TOOK possession of the wooden leg of her
patron, and was promptly paid up
0lhe hull OF buried vessel, probably over
SUI years old, was found lately eleven feet under
ground In digging sewer In stockholm
A correspondent writing from Rome saws
that during the procession OF the Sacred Host
the bands played selections from La Belle Helene
"A respectable female has been detected in
stealing the wreaths of immortelles from the
tomos at Pere La Chaise, Paris, and reselling
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Yesterday afternoon about three o'clock
disturbance took place III Front street, near
walnut, between number of men, during
which Michael Wood, aged eitWrnty-three years
was badly beaten about the head. The affair
created considerable excitement when a
policeman made his appearance, taking into
custody the offending party. Wood was re-
moved to the Pennsylvania Hospital, where
his injuries were properly attended to.
The Collector of the Fifth District has
requested to be libelled copper still and
other property, seized in the old Richmond
district; also, still, pump, two buckets,
eight hogsheads of mash, and a half hogshead
of molasses. The seizures were made because
the distilling was carried on without license
being first obtained.
james Roth, whose residence was in
Thompson street, above Seventeenth, fell
from scaffold at the gas-holder, Ninth and
Berks street, yesterday, and was SO badly in
jured that he died soon after
james w. Shroff, superintendent for
Messrs. Starr g. Sons, fell from a scaffold at
Ninth and Green streets, yesterday afternoon,
injuring himself SO badly that he died soon
after
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Foreign Affairs.

The German Arctic Expedition has been
heard from.
The London press is busy discussing the
Stowe-Byron matter.
There is to be another line of steamers
from Europe, to ply between Naples and New
York.
The Sublime Porte has forbidden the
contraction of any European loan by the Vice
10Y of Egypt, without its consent.
The international rowing match between
Walter Brown and Renforth, the English
champion, has been declared off.
james Gordon Bennett, Jr. s, yacht, the
Dauntless, will not race with Mr.. Ashbury's
Cambria, on account of the equinoctial gales.
Walter Brown, disappointed in rowing
against the present champion, has made up
a match to row against the ex-champion,
Sadler.
The Madrid journals comment on Napo
Icons refusal to see General Prim. The
I66,j0 claims that no interview was sought
the Generals business being of private ma
ture.
The London Times thinks that the EN-
peror Napoleon late illness was gain for
the French nation, because it has taught them
that their fate must not depend upon a
single life.
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Political.

The Speakership of the Tennessee Senate
lies now between Dorsey B. Thomas and Ed
mund Cooper
1t is stated that General Candy is preparing
a report OF the Virginia election which will moi
present it in a very hattering light,
"A jocose Western editor suggests that as
from Mexico TO Acapulco, Pendleton had better
follow his example and make tracks too.
Sake, the poet, says he ran twice as the
Democratic candidate tor Governor Of Vermont
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Es,os see first Page.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
sun RIsEs. 529 Moon RISES. ......... 32l
sun SETS. HIGH WATER ........ 1851
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RACES.

PURSE No. /, slOOO-Horses that have never beaten
minutes. Ten d0) entries same day.
PURSE No. 2, $2500-Horses that have never beaten
225. -Four ~ entries
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, Sept s.
PURSE No. 8, ,S1O0O-Horses that have never beaten
245 Eight (S) entries.
SAME DAY.
PURSE No. 4, 92000-For horses that have never
beaten 2'30. Nine (9) entries.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, Sept. Q.
PURSE No. 5, Sl000-FOr horses that have never
beaten 2'35. Thirteen Q3) entries.
SAME DAY.
PURSE No 6, S250O Free for all horses. Three
49, entries-American Girl, Lady Thorne, and Gold
smiths Maid.
Omnibuses will run every hour from Broad and
Prime Streets commencing at O'Clock a. NJ, and
every ten minutes, commencing at 12 O'Clock NJ
Cars leave the New York Depot, West Philadel-
phia, at l O'Clock P. M. each day, via Greenwich
Point Branch, returning at O'Clock.
Tickets for sale at principal hotels and at the
once, No. 144 S. FOURTH Street.
Horses will be called at O'Clock. Trottng COM
mences at 215.
Restaurant on the ground.
Members and subscribers are respectfully re-
quested to waive their privilege. Free list sus-
pended.
Ladies not admitted without charge
Tickets 81. WILLIAM AMER, President.
r. STEEL. Secretary, No. IA S. FOURTH ST. 014t
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Wyoming. Teal, Savannah, philadelphia and
Southern Malt Steamship Co
Steamer j. s. Shrver, Dennis, Baltimore, A. Groves Jr.
BaIque Waldo, Pressey Havre Warren Gregg.
BaIque Mary y. Fox, Uolan, Sagua, do
Br. bHrque William Harding, Rotterdam, Workman & Co
Span. brig Magdalena, Moro, Oienfuezos.
big Gilmore Meredith, Ayres Savannah, Ga, S. Lath
bury & Co.
Brig Almon Rowell, Crowell, Matanzas T.. Souder 90
Schr Soud, Morgan, Portsmouth, N. II. do.
Schr belmont, Gales, Portland Hammett, Neil b Co.
Schr Henry May, Racket, East Cambridge, do.
Schr Crokey, Potter Cambridge, do.
Schr Joseph Cakes, Oakes Damariscotta, do.
Schr Mary Ellen Steelman, Salem, N. s., do.
Schr j. Wainwright, Abrams, Providence, do.
Schr j. s. Hewitt, Foster, Providence, do.
Schr $. Westbrook Lttleohn, Portland Bakston Grae
& Co.
Barge Reading RR. No, II, Kinsley. New York, do.
Barge Reading RR. No 50, long New York, do,
Barge Henry Gormley, Gormley, New York, do.
Tugs Thomas Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore and Chesa
w, p CLYDE q 90 " -
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COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
end Wagoncover Duck Also Paper ManglsetS5sdLs Ids
N'' "'''''A % JOHN W. EyERMAN,
1873 No. 103 CHURCH Street (Clty 6toTes)
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Domestic AiInirs.

Gold closed Yesterday at 1859.
Secretary Rawlins was somewhat better
last evening.
"A fire is raging in the Great Dismal
Swamp of Virginia.
Thomas Barnes, an engineer, was droW hed
yesterday at Baltimore.
General Butler is about to publish an
article on the Stowe-Byron controversy.
1920, 600 worth of bonds were issued yes
terday to the Western Pacific Railroad.
Richmond is rejoicing over Attorney
General Hoar's opinion on the test oath.
-$11, 800 in fractional currency was re-
ceived by the Treasury Department yesterday.
The prospects of the convention for the
removal of the National Capital look gloomy.
The President, Mrs. Grant, and A. Il.
Stewart held a reception at Saratoga last
evening.
An unsuccessful attempt was made on
Thursday night to rob the Lime Rock Bank,
at Rockland, Me.
George Benton & Sons paper mill, at
Bennington, VT, was burned on Thursday
night. Loss, 100000; partially injured.
"A meeting has been held in Washington
to consider the project Of holding grand In
ternational Fair at that place in 1871
Miss Sivila Walker while walking on the
railroad, last evening, near Concord, Mass,
was struck by an express train, and instantly
killed.
The Ullman distillery seizure, at Balti-
more, has been compromised by the Revenue
Department, Ullman paying 1910, 900 and all
the costs.
The Grand Commandery of Knights Tenn
plar paid visit last evening to the Pilgrim
Commandery of Harrisburg. The visitation
closed with grand banquet.
A large number Of officers of the Order
of Odd Fellows left Baltimore yesterday, to
attend the grand convention of that body that
is to be held in San Francisco next week
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Correspondence IF The EueHing Tslegraph
EASTON & Nom HONiS RM[LEI

EASTON MoMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Sept. 3.-Five barges leave in
tow tonight for Baltimore, light.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Sept. 3-The following
bdrges leave in tow tonight, eastward
Sarah Malloy Idaho, u. Megan, O. Downer, NJ. j. Han
ngan, all with coal, for New York.
San tacinto, with coal, for Salem,
Sarah Ann with coal, for Philadelphia.
Joseph Lord, with wheat, for New York
PBILADFLpHIA BRANCH OFFICE, Sept. 4.-The baryes
Frank Bruce and Mary Alice, with coal leave for New
York to-day. L. S. O.
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go. AArn.e..

AZ soon az an article purporiins TO be OF utih-
~ has been tested, and its merits endorsed by
public opinion, unprincipled parties endeayoGr
10 rcp'enish their dcpelted purses BY counter
feiting andtsubsttgting spurious for the gen
uine article. Some it,ne since, mercury, in the
disguise Of pills, powders, &c, we're gigoa foE
all discasoe Of the stomach and liver, while quin
inc was freely administered to the ehills At
length HosrErrEl STOMACH BtrnRs made It's
advent, aud an entire new system Of healing Wa
inangnrated The beneficial effects n this val
uable preparation were at once Acknowledge, and
mineral poisons suffered to sink into that Oh
security TO which an enlightened age has consign-
cd thom. There hayo baen many spurious Bit
tars palrned up0n The community, which, sitter
trial have been found perfectly worthless while
HEklEFrER's has proved blessing e. thousands
shc owe g. 1t thor restoration 70 health AMI
For ntang years sc have watched the steady
progress u HaSryTrER's ST0Mch BiTTEss IN
u public estimation and its beneficial fleets as
cure for 81 camplainw arising from the
stuinaeh, - In1liiia nature, apl We ara nee y
asythat il can be rehcd upon a. eettain relief
aud remedy. IT. propriotars have made the
aisaFr preparation, after Fears 81 careful study
snd sitting. and arr HnN reaping the reward
aiaimra by ,hSs Valuable specific. and which they
- richly motit u d tic qmy prepag Fbon 81 the
kind that reliable ID All cases. and Il therefore
demands thr attention u the afflicted.
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eass re- f s. Tttsss tf
g nasf tf o. saArt asos fu arss tea-
Hs
b. a @8
H
east Is lsas
oaat nr8 nu
$3.50 SO tHeaa sasi qasat.s e. = 'asss q ssra
si .aa l t.r e. sar rEaas tfet
sas ~ gsa Fast asaag seg as4ter aaa
tha1.
Ts7 Iavt rs SET f>s
GsHvara 4 HsEF4tst IHs 4.8 Iaeast sac
go sat as8se $3.50 eHe tlaA e ts 3ae aess
ss I9F had hast es
Htta usy aafysn s. etaw uih Any oae
- d U.s. sHsfs v s iHst.i daes aat raeui-r
snaah sEertsa aa s8s ps9t y a.s asPl a.
esd Gr tte'e aze 6 ntle & penetrate S.
r. fas v5H Nrarf upel ritssra estf Us
Years CIV, csaeo
MISC. Covered sag saafa Pr ans ffmer
1aai sAal yaa saat
PrHA. ian. y ls9
Iua5saagr nttfarEi We have ~ constant
uss tha caFerea g p saastj n NJ Niles and
hal e Is l-sassFx asetai aFuslc. We uafs tban
tate sle rast ~ Il .lali, la tAs sm8uHl - grain
,aFpsi -bara.sl 'au wagons We can alsa ham
die slsia mach asisF ,haH NE can with tBs com
mpu sotP
GaEa Co. GJaia neairs.
Es Ituos, Grain Dealer.
s. EssfaA 4 Son Grain ptalers.
BiuNs,s A co., Freyk Mills.
Gaa Fulp & Co.. City Nils
Whilo we make ibese aud recommend them be-
csnse q iheir great merit. We ars also mauafac-
aI.rs y spa,lss and Shpyols equal . ANY made
IL ihe couuiy 5asi o. Htst.
Ouf ssss are patea, temper Anl patent ground,
AMI warranted as goal as any made
FHspglos. Iowa, Feb D. 1863
Lrrmsoorr s HksfwrrI. GNsrs The saw You
seat Henry s. Psrae is the best saw I ever saw.
ittakos teu inch feed Ia uak aud stands ny bully
s. / SCI feet ~ oat ,sucing ia q minutes.
hove run savs fdr 70 years, and that is the
best one J ever got hoia o. ! have run your
Jaws Ia Michigan fof age on si1 years.
ASS DAVIS
L. your hardware dealer does not keep our
goods send 70 us direct With your inquiries or or
doris and you shall Lava immediate atteution aud
reply.
LrrfSoorr BAEEwrI, Pittsburgh, Penn,
sole opnerr ot Golbuus and bod Jacket Patents
and Patent Tonpers ioE saws.
LlrPIS0orr & BAKEwELI,
7Rlg us Water Street Iitsburh. Pa.
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CHyHeH DuncgAn a liltla ua-
pleasah,ness happened Al the Me,hol-
ist elareh. Cambridge. y. y a; ibe
Thursday evening PRAYER meeting last
we.I Ii appear. ,La, uaml u
lae brethren hste been rather ierwd lbs
ther aepstfat,ous 50 pga3er meaings
far sno ume. ana not always IN the
+ 81 iasie Il 81 Mek II Biz frs
qa,pl1 ropous4 little ua brought
INTO lruI~r channel hiss enlhgn SD
GA iat esehlng 30 question, Rss Mr
Mexican l,eisg ahssal Res Arlbar
Aioalsey. formerly II Shrewsbury was
IL change Tie Post sasr that just be-
ius CLOSING prayer aesias, s yeaHg
mau e ihe name j kegpEg as3e 8
gfagea aA4sa la.a,el l3safls assing
iar ea a MeKn aad more
.e8gg IA iae esHeseaea meeilus tas
same sdsa vaa afa cat shea WH
Ta4a. lbe aeA knaan ,ataeoa dealer.
ROSE aad reya,s,ea Mr aooney 10 e4ll
To- brotaef 10 order iog ialalgag ID
eaea rmasLs aud As.us ilaas Toe
lei. aaei aeaiag b asFss aaI Pc.
81 eea sag = nosds
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PEErT WonS-A comparatively few Lsdics
monop1lize the Beauty NJ wei az the attention
o. Society. Tbis ought not to be so, but Il is
and VIII be while men gro foolish aud single out
pretty faces for companions.
This can al be changed by using Hagan'r Mag
n6I.a Balm, which gives the Bloom Of Youth and
reanrd sparkling beauty TO the Complexion,
pleasing, powerful and neutral
10 lady need complain Of red, tanned, freck.
led or rustic Complexion who viii invest seventy
Eve eauta 10 Hsgan's Magnolia Balm. Its effects
arc truly wonderful. ~ preserve aud dloss tho
hair use Lyons Kathsirnn.--lG
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There are 1 000.0g0 u claims ~
private property destroyed during tie
eAr Macy u tbese have ts"en aaditgsi
sAi aiiu tel ia lo Tgea aiy. tat 500
gct4fY bsgsaet le1hues ~ 4-.oa i
ceIt h. bv paad
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4ta. she Bees ksnlll ncaeiy, g care NJ kiads
- f1tr fua ffrF used
rBsrieat tsfe asa asjigtrns t8 gne sad q y8u sec
Va f4s1bfailf % slIi a. q Bsea
IHsfsas "a -seA lr1tne Ear % ~ ihs itfaesafE Br
arctsnl gafft Fus Wsfs ID laeF aate s9t "a kaa
haf ih-F slH svfe laf8i - fHarfsl8 saa - 500
Gees 81 tsslnsts !.atu Kat1fg Gae tH3 lhe uan-
ats sa4si ssree "a netaIL
EsT-sal3 = lFasEsp Mertbsa su6 q astgs
ISIS ga 60 tEhfe- sras. SD asiisl Trial sire =
Man As- ars "fafs snt|5 ss1e eifles
MH EEMAE stais Frueflesas sad Aaa1fs f8fef.
fTttsaf8a M4ss
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Special Notices.
orH READERS

vil nrd columns the ertiseucut n Tie pea
hHAY Medical ln>uUuir.t which now publishes d.
Has gs- new eofb entitled THE SCIEACE OF LIFE,
Br SELF PRESERVATION, which trcats upon The
lsHlIlrrs lhatrgsHlt Tum ths errors u youth, IN o.
inastefy manner and which Should be 10 the hands n
prtgF Fous2 man aud every rrr,on suffering nom a
decline ~ tte physical powers fhs Institute has alsu
pUbH sbul IA Invaluable Treatise entitled SEXUAL
PHYSIOLOGY UF WOMAN, AND HEX Dl~E AsE9.'
Don't an 10 read the advertisement. avs
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EGfm ayThTyts
Stamford James ri Peat. Democrat
Sunderland Paul shuflata0 majority.
WiubAi Austin + arlsm
W1llmrl Amos Al8r.eh Democrat
Arlington Harmon CaAGeid % majority,
Baua,sgioa- George Benton 8 majority.
uarsat William II Be5be Demo GRAFT
Glastonbury George Eddy
lH3gFoga 4 moore
Msuahsstcr Masgu Goldman, l97 majout
ran Joseph 4. Lung.
p3gHal lNny WdgAa
Nea4sb5ro
Rupert John Flgfsr
s4a3gge tllsh Hard.
ssasburg NJ choice after baUoans 81 times
saafuhury hlo Pierce ~ majority.
sJsfi0s oP rm uAcE
AaIvoroN H. cauaoid, l. I. Hyde, J. n. d.
Thomas, X. o. futile, Austin Bartlett n. G.
Hard, a. ", Stafford.
LANponoyE Amor Benson, Thrown, W. W.
W6lry, J. Il. Bolster, A. Woodward.
M,EJnFsrER Z. r. Long. II. X Fowler W. r.
Dean, l.. II. Graves, r. Howard, w A. Adams,
A J Gray
prW.~J Il. paey, ]. c Iada, NJ. b Lyon, A.
G N0urse. Edmund Batch,ler.
RrRHRr. John FaIrar, J. ] Jenkins, s. Har
wood, n. nurd, T. L. sheldon, George jerks, q.
b. Beabe
suSpraL4Sp.--I, W Marble, q. b. Bacon, NJ.
Ganasld, D. r Mclaughlin, W A. Webb
WlanuL--A. =. Graham, Joshua Barnard, z.
h, Cuuc @ 4. Shanks, Z. Amedea,
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Myron Andrews Estate.

GTATE or VERMONT / Alta Probate Court hold
> Manchester District, ss en- at the Probate ONCE
IN Manches e. IN spd for said District, tne 10th day
Of August, a. D.. 1860,
Present, Hon h. IS BURTON, Judge
The administrator on the estate Of MyFon Andrew
late IL Arlington 10 sad District, deceased Proposed
TO render his account
wh.feupau il was ordered that sad application BE-
heard Probate Cont o. be hnlren ~ hs ffepsts
iiee IN Manchester IN aud lot said District, ga the
last Wednesday o. rept 1879 and that notice Thereon
he gycu By publishing this ordsT thTne weeks success
lgey Ia the Manchester Joisonal, paper printed az
Manchester, proNons y said time o. bearing
Attest LOYELASD MUNs0s Register
true copy ofreeord
10 Attest LoYELAgD MUSsos, Register
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This book IL also from the pen ~ nf Hayes Among
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Gentleman whose father died Of consumption al
a6 years. was 80 attacked, When about q, by The Dis
case lie had cough, ntsAl sweais, aud general de.
buv Dortefs recommended cod liver oil, bnt b,
wa "a aHay. A. iast he determined 70 use Buud
reth's Pulls. 10 two months thry made ham sount
man sH4
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Edmund BatcheIder's Estate.

etTATE or YERMoNTl At Prubals Coart bold
- Manehester Dstrlf 81 en- al the Probate onio, IN
Nanrhesisr IN and far said District GA the tth aAy OF
August lsaa. -
n esrnt n u. T. II. BURTON, Judge
An Instrument 10 writing, pnTpafIng 70 ~ NE aAs
will ana testament Of Edmund Batcheihef. late ~ re-
IN N +aIa Dlstrcf deceased was presented iOr pro-
bate,
wberenpon Il was ordered that sEia Instrument be
presen al Probate Court 10 b. holden Al The FRO
hate otee in Manchester W said Datrets 90 the LAD
Weinessy In sept isos. and that aolles thereof be
given to an persons Interested BY Publishing acef.hed
copy o. THE three weeks sueseeiycs " pc NAB
chester I0arus newspape printed 81 saih hAnehes-
len previous 10 sad time ~ hearing
Attest L0yELAND MuNsOA, Register.
true corr Of reo8rd Attest
e ~ IuNEl.AA d MffNEDN Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-14

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