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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-10-27
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MCCULLOUGH 4kREBS. S.ArroRHEYs-Ar-LAv,
INl Ciearheld ,sPs. All legal business proEpt-
ly attended to. Consultations in English or Ger
man. Get. q, 1863
T.. J N'CULLoUGH. D. L. KREBs
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UDITOR,s NOTICE. unaer,isn,

a
"A ed an Auditor appointed by the OF-
phsns' Court of Clearfeld county. 20 FAKE as
trit ufon of monies in the hands Of Cyr-Cts
Howe and Charles Sloan. AemI IuIstEstors Ia -
Jacob G.arhsrt, lsts of Morris tosnshiP, dee q,
to and amongst those legally entitled thereto W!
discharge the duties OF his appointment st nis o.,
fee in Clesrfield. on THURSDAY. TEE 9Th DAi
OF NOVEMBER next vhea and whsra al Ps'-
sonsinterested may attend if they see proPey.
Oct I3,'69-St d L. kREBS, Auaiif
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,DNINISTR ATOR'S NOTTCE-Ls

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Les-
"a tiers of administration on the estate rf
Vim RAlston. late of Morris township. deceased,
having been granted TO the urdsr'igesa no
tice is hereby given that all PersSns iEd'siss 70
said estate are requested to make iunsdiAis pay
ment. and those having CLAIMS GgaiIss the sss9
will present them properly aa;seuticztce III
settlement to hLEX- RALST0S,
MARY RALSToS.
October g. ISSq-6tp Adniui-,rzicTi
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An EARIHoUAKk-On Friday last, Oct
22d, severe shock from an earthquake oc-
CURED at Nevburypors, Mass, shaking the
doors and windows and macy movable things
in the houses. The people generally were
awakened by the commotion. An old brick
mansion house, built seventy years ago, and
having the thick massive walls common to
those days, was shaken from the roof to the
cellar, rattling the doors and windows, and
creating general alarm among the occupants.
The people In their beds were very sensible
of a vibrating movement below them.
At Waldsborro, Maine, it said the shock
was very severe, and that the earth opened
eight or ten feet wide-causing great alarm
in the village.
AT St. John N. b., the shock was strong
Houses were shaken violently. Everybody
was awakened from their slumbers, and
many rushed from their homes in alarm,
but no material damage was done. At St.
Andrew the shock was more severe, throw
ing down chimseys and cracking walls of
houses. Similar shocks were felt at Halifax.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-10-27

SPAIN.--The bill su.pending civil rights
in Spain passed the Cortes on the night of
October 5th, when the Republican minority
led by Castelar, abandoned the Congress in
body. Prim made an appeal to them to
stay, half entreating. half menacing. He
urged them to meet together and consider
the propriety of remaining at their post but
unfortu nately he accompanied his words
with some intimations they, in their excited
state, could not brook-such as that if they
retired he should consider they had Joined
the enemy, and he should meet iron with
iron. force with force. CASTELAR, rose and
thanked him for his remarks, which, he said,
contained two things-a counsel and
threat If there had only been the coun-
sci they might have pausedbefore it, ''but
before the threat, never Thus saying,
he and his companions left the building.
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I, Samuel Arnold, Cashier Of th. Fir,t S,t.,
al Bank of CurWeEsvilIe, Ps do .ol.z Aly ,.s.,
that the above st tatem EFT is trus, 10 the k..t :,
my knowledge and belief
SAM'L ARNOLD. Cabin
Subscribed and sworn to before ne tai, lsh
day of October, 1859 josiah EYASsJ ,
Correct. Attest:
JOAN IRyIN. \
wv Isvs Oct. e 'ss-sa
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-10-27

PEPORT of the condition Of the Fir,
IL National Bank of Clearfeld, Penn, ~
ths close of business the 9th day Of Ist.
RssuURCRs
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-10-27

X EPORT OF THE First'Nstior,,p
OF Curwensrille. Pa, as show tnSlk
books at the close Of business On he or =! It's
October, 1869. DAY Ct
BsSoURCEs
Loans and Discounts, kl5oI-
0verdrafts 'S''s O6
u 5 Bonds deposited With I If wv u
TO secure circulation. : : :,
pse from Redeeming aud Re- ss
serve Agents
Due from National Banks : :: tt1 >
Que from other Banks and Bankers, So.
Banking House; 2se' = .
turnitnre and Fixtures a. W
SRrrent Expenses 49, W
taxes Paid : las
Cash Items (ineluding stsmps) -. y
Bills of other National Banks
fractional Currency iincluding niekles) lSs
specie (coin) 10 -
Legal Tender Notes :: lYs5s -
Total, s:2s 10 !.
LIABILIrIEs.
Capital stock paid IN, s1e,oss
Surplss fund. S0s
Discount Gs,s
Exchange So
Interest, ga ~
Profit / Loss, F: :: ", -
Nat. Bk- Circulation outstanding eTss :.
Individual Deposits, III 80
Due National Banks, eIss 20
Due to other Banks and Bankers ~ ~
Total Liabilities .,a II. a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20

HAVANA, May Is.
The reports previously received from
both Spanish and insurgent sources great
ly cxaggerate the proportions of the fight
at Los Menas, ON the 81 inst. More
reliable accounts now Mt hand reduces the
affair to skirmish. The Spanish and
rebel troops in the interior are suffering
equally from fevers
1t is said that many of the latter are
dying from want of shelter and medical
attendance.
Trains are again running on the Purto,
Principe and Nuavates Railroad
Cane grinding has again been inter
rupted in some localities on the north
and south coasts, by rain.
The U. S. gunboat Penobscott arrived
to-day.
The steamer Darian, from New Orleans,
has arrived.
Another battalion of modified negro
troops left to-day for active service in the
field.
The announcement by telegraph of the
failure of Schepler & Co. in New York
causes some uneasiness in commercial cir
cles here
The Diario of to-day contains report
that the insurgents have burned the
towns of Sabinica, Cascorro, and Guaim-
arc; but the Vase-de-Cuba doubts the
truth Of the report.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20
New York News.
New YORK, May Is.

The Ways and Means Committee of the
House of Representatives go 10 Philadel-
phia next week to spend the week in
Pennsylvania. and then 90 to San Fran
cisco, returning in August.
committee representing the Congre-
gational Church Of Boston have waited
upon Rev. DIR. K. s. SiorrS Of Brooklyn.
and made "A strong appeal to him Ia ac-
cept call from that Church No dcci-
sion has yet been made by the rev. gentle
man.
At Peterson Races to-day the hurdle
race WAS won by Thompson :. bay gelding
beating Tycoon, and making two miles
III i3. The mile dash was won 10y Ilira
beating Enchantress and Morrissey Time
l.jOi The mile heat race was cont, .ted
by Mctairie and r. b. Connolly The fl st
heat was won 10y Connolly III 800 seconds.
and the third heat and race by Mctairie in
f.50i and | so
Gen. Sickle's commission for the Spa
ni>h mission was Forwarded t. him from
the State Department to-day II is nm
derstood he will not relieve Minister
Hale before the LIST July. at which time
his resignation takes place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20

little chocolate, broth, and wine and
then died.
New York Republicans entertained
the Hon. William 2. Fessenden at an
elegant dinner. last week. Mr.. Fessen-
den passed through Boston on Saturday
on his way to Portland.
A young soldier who came to Wash
inpton some time sincetas an applicant
for consulate, having spent all his money
and pawned his watch, has gone to drlV.
ing "A cart at $50 per diem for street
contractor.
German actors and actresses are eau
toned against coming to the United States
by the Austrian Journals They say ina,
the best have but moderate success, ana
the ma ority none at all.
The Cincinnati Commercial congra'
tulates the people of that city that they
have, after long lapse, chosen prose
cutting attorney for the police court VINO
can speak the English correctly.
AT Troy, n. Y, when the Hudson
river began TO flood the lower part OF the
city, IA woman industriously welded hel
broom on the pavement before her house
tor hours before she yielded to despair
AT the new opera house in London
the footlight4, instead OF burning up
burn with a downward flame into iron
tlue-, under an artificial pressure OF alr
which also helps to carry off the smoke
Mr.. Gladstone has lately received
several threatening letters from the lrlsi
Orangemen, similar III tenor TO those CIR
culated i'll Sheffield
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Markers.

NEW YoRK, May Is.
AsHEs-Pots steady at 62as 90. Pearls duh
CoTTos.-ouiet and dropping. Sales, 1900
bales at 2S& Tor middlIng uplancs,
Receipts Hour, 23f bbls.
fLouR-steady .nd quiet for low grades. sales
300 bbls. At 65lI5 30 for surerfine State and
Western; l0cds IS for common 20 choice ex-
ira state; oosG 80 Tor do. extra Western IS
9s 90 good choice white wheat, extra; 25ts7 40
common choice Round Hoop Ohio: 7 OOCas 90
common TO fair extra St. Louis: % a y 90
good choice do; closing steady. Included
in the sales $500 bbls. extra state for exporta
ton, at ios6 Is. California -four dull; sales
$50 sacks at . 25Ga9 ~.
Rye -four steady. Sales go bbls at 75a
cornmeal dull and unchanged. Sales Us bbls
Of BaOOklyn on private terms.
WHIsKY- Primer. 800 bbls. Western, e7s9s
for Western free.
GRAIN Wheat 1900 bush.
Wheat-lc better for spring. Sales 50 900 bush
att 40 Tor No. Spring. delivered ] i5Sl Is No
do in store and delivered; 4lGl AZ No do TO
arrive: 81 Amber Canada; 65 Amber Michigan:
20 white California; IS White Canada.
Rye dull Sales , 900 bush Western at Is; 80
bush State az IS.
Barley dull and dropping.
Barley malt quiet. Sales $50 bysh Canada Peas
II ! 20 IN bond.
Receipts cOrn-l4 $50 bush.
CoRs-Corn dull and declining A. 900 bush
at 75G86 for new mixed Western; s0<ass old
in store and afioat.
Receipts oats-76 40 bush.
oATs-lo~er and active. sales s., 100 bushels
at 76k@77k for Western sfloat.
RIcE-Dull, skG9Ac. for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Dul.
sUoAR-susar quiet and stedy; sales l5Ohhds
at IL \ al2 Cuba.
MoLAssEs -Firm. Sales So hhds. Cuba at seq
50.
Hops quiet. American GtG6k
PErRoLEUa-Dull, 10 for crude, 81 refined
bonded.
PoRK-hrIn. Sales 80 bbls. t 81 D0G73l IS
for new mess "a -5lda6 90 for prime: 2s OO(a
2Sld37 for prime mess.
BEEF-Qniet. sales rs bbls at O0Gl6 90 for
new plain mess; u UOGlls 90 new extra mess.
Tierce beef active sAles $50 tIerces at 20 O0.9
Is 90 for prime mess 25G30 "a for India NESS
Beef hams steady. % OOpI32 90.
Cut meats steady.
LAED-FiTmer. Sales $50 tierces at l7Gis&
steam: lsEMlsA kettle rendered.
BUrTER-Quiet. 3j'G5s tor Ohio; 5GCaiic- for
state.
CHEEsE-Firm at 10 23c.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20
Billiard Tournament

BOSTON, may &c.
The eight and last day of the billiard
tournament was devoted TO playing off
the tie between J. III. Felack and 4. b.
Williams, for the second and third prizes.
and resulted in favor Of Williams by 500
TO 403. The winners average was 12.,
and his highest runs IS. 81, AZ, 30.
Felack's highest runs were 81, p, 80. By
this tournament Il. +. Wilmarth takes
possession of the cue and $3.50 A. b.
Williams receives the second prize and j.
II. Felack the third prize. The attend
ance throughout the tournament has been
quite large, and much interest WIS mani
Tested.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20
INDIAN OUTRAGES.
Interesting General News.
&C. &C. &C.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, May ~
The opening of the court in the case Of
Gen. Dyer, chief of ordnance, was pro-
mulgated in general orders from the War
Department, which is, that no further
proceedings are necessary in the matter
of the complaints against Brig. and Bre-
vet Maj Gen. A. b. Dyer, chief Of the
Ordnance Department, as contained in the
ordnance, and the testimony accompanies
the same, reported to the Senate of the
United States, July 18th, 1868. The
report of the court and the opinion above
quoted were approved and confirmed by
the President. The court of inquiry was
accordingly dissolved.
Preparations are being made, by the
appointment of the clerk of the Treasury
Department and his assistants, toward re-
ducing the force of the Secretary's Office
The names of those to be discharged will
be early selected. About fifty dismissals
will probably take place.
The Acting Commissioner of Internal
Revenue decides that velocipede Kinks are
liable for the special tax on exhibitions,
and on the gross receipts from such exhi-
billions, the same a. theaters, but that
tuition fees received from scholars and re-
eeipts from strangers and for the incident
al use of velocipedes, are not liable to be
returned in such gross receipts.
Secretary Fish has submitted case to
the Attorney General for decision which
which involves the question whether the
President has the power to give commits
sion to person appointed during the re-
cess of Congress to fill vacancy, occa-
stoned by an appointment confirmed by
the Senate declining to accept the Office.
The Postmaster General to-day directed
the mails to be sent by the Bremen line
of steamers, direct to Bremen. The SER
vice is fortnightly each way. The steam
er will leave Baltimore tomorrow, with
the mails for the first time. The mails
for other points, under the existing ar
will be forwarded as hereto
fore. In addition to local correspondence.
such other mail matter will be sent a.
may be especially directed.
Judge Edmunds entered upon his du-
ties as city postmaster this morning. His
predecessor, Col Alexander, did not ac-
cede, and would clsim the benefit of the
t.,,ura- 90 =. niga ant
II has been concurred in TO appoint
CYRUS A Eastman, of San Francisco,
sistant treasurer of the United States,
and treasurer Of the b that
atty
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20
BOstou News.

BosToN, May IL.
The 55th anniversary of the Amer can
Baptist Missionary Union was held tod "
in fremont Temple, Rev. DIR. CasweL' /,
President of Brown University, pre-
siding.
The treasurer's report shows the receipts
for the year to be nearly $l97, 900. and
the expenses. including the debt of last
year, to be $s21O,274, leaving balance
against the treasury, April LIST, Of about
$13, 400.
The annual sermon was preached by
Rev. George Dana Boardman, OF Phila-
delphia.
Addresses were made by several other
clergymen and missionaries of the Bsp-
tist church.
The trial Of Mr.. Nancy B. 1adon,
charged with the murder Of her son-in-
law, Obadiah Jones, commenced before
the Supreme Court in Dedhsm to-day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20

NEW YoKk, Nay 10.
The SD anniversary Of the New York
Sunday School Missionary Union was
celebrated this evening at the Collegiate
Reformed Dutch church, cor. 9th avenue
and Goth street.
The choir of children opened the exer-
cises with the hymn, "Outside the Gate, /"
which was followed by prayer by the Rev.
DIR. Durbin.
The corresponding secretary, P. II. Yer
non, read the annual reports, showing the
Union to be in most fourishing condi-
ton, 45S conversions having taken place
during the year, and several new features
during the past year.
The institution of reading and coffee
rooms, with books and newspapers as in
ducements to those who would, if no such
place offered, spend their time at the
aires and rum shops, and the establishing
of Sunday School Teachers Reading
Room and exchange for conference and
for examining papers, periodicals, and
other appliances for the use of Sunday
Schools
Rev. I. L. Cuyler made an eloquent
address, and said that be was glad once
more to be able to greet those who had
labored with such good effect during the
year, and exhorted them to commence the
new year with increased vigor, and TO
leave nothing undone to add to the inter
ests Of religion through the medium of
the rising generation, who would one day
form the bone and sinew of the Church of
the future.
The Rev. James NJ Ludlow followed
and remarked that the best way to re-
vive the church was to develope fully the
Sunday Schools in all their branches, and
that all classes and grades Of society
sheuld be made use of to promote its in
terest. He thought the great secret of
the influence Of the Jesuits was due to
the universal character of its members,
who comprised statesmen, merchants, ar
tizans and even money men.
The next speaker was the Rev. Stephen
III. Tying, Jr., who advocated change in
the Sunday School system.
The ceremonies closed with the benedic-
ton by Rev. E. d. Murphy.
After this the annual election of officers
took place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20
BELA l.. BU ELL,
y y 1I9s X FOSTER cOm'rs'
INBANKRUPTCY.--IN THE DIS

IIItI OIII OF sIIV IlIItII oI1Ittl IOI UT III'-
tTICt OF Vermont.
In the matter OF EnUch W. Bolllns, Bankrupt.
10 the Creditors OF said Bankrupt, ana al 9TH
cleS whom II may concern
The undersigned assignee Of the estate OF said
Bankrupt hereby gives notice that II has been uf-
lerel by the DIstrct Court OF said District, that
the second and third general meeting of the cred
itors OF SAID Bankrupt, be held at the United
States Court Room, in Rutland, in said Distinct
Ou the 18th Jay OF June, A. D. 1863, AT Il clock
IN, before \. Z. Lyman, Register in Bankruptcy,
tpr The purposes named III the 27th and 2sth Sec
tons OF the Bankrupt Act, OF March "a. 1867 and
this l. also give notice that | have filed my IL
nal account A. assignee of SAID Bankrupt, and
that at SAIL time and place, shall apply To sad
Court tor the settlement OF said account, and FOR
"A discharge from AL liability assignee of said
estate, III accordance with the provisions OF said
2sth section.
Dated a. Rutland, said district, this 18th
DAY oi May, \. D., 1863.
lOw3w JACOB EDGERTOS, Assignee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20

FISH In Shrewsbury. May 10 Ii, lorinda B.,
wife OF Henry L. FISH aged , years, month
aud IA days
WAREHOUSE ON Sunday afternoon, 25th
ult., Mrs Hannah Warehouse, of Cleveland, q.
LESTER At Manchester, W. on Saturday
May s, John W. Lester, of White Pans, West
chester County n. y, IN, the I3d year OF his age
RUGGLES In Poul'ney, May 18Th Henry ].
Ruggles, Esq, aged "A years.
WARNER In Boston, Mass, March 3lst,
Mrs. Helen L., aged % years and day, wife OF
Carlos Warner, of Ludlow. On Monday, May
lGth, her remains were inferred in the cemetery
at Londonderry
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20
News i'm. Brief.

A resolution has passed the North
German Parliament demanding the ap-
pointment of responsible Federal Mi
nistry 1t was strenuously opposed by
Count Bismarck.
General Thomas Sword, late Chief
Quartermaster of the Department of the
Cumberland, is going to Europe, after a
continuous service in the army of forty
years.
1t will only take about 100000
francs to carry out the benevolent wish of
Napoleon to increase the pensions of the
surviving soldiers. of the Republic and
First Republic.
Scientific men say that the time of
the diurnal revolution of the earth is gra-
dually being shortened on account of the
shrinkings of the earth by cooling in the
in terror.
The emigration from Canada to the
States is increasing. The roads
- Verm, ut are full of wagons and carts
beaned with the household goods of the
emigrauts.
The Fran kiln Lyceum in Providence,
r. L. has voted to admit women to mem
hersbip. emitting them to the use of the
library and to tickets to the annual
course of lectures.
1t is announced that the Emperor
has at last decided to place on the Arc de
Triomphe the bronze group which the
f;rst Napoleon intended for the browning
of the edifice.
The sleeping man at the Bicetre Hos
r;tal. Paris. who has not walked for seven
months, aroused the other day, swallowed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20
MEMPHIS. Nav l..
Indian Outrages

ST. LOUIS, May l..
Late Arizona dispatches received. are to
the Eject that The Indian depredations
are murderous. The savages murdered
Milton 5. lIadley, pioneer citizen of the
territory" n the 18th of April, near Pres
colt, and also captured and destroyed the
mail from California, near Tuscan, the
IN all rider barely escaping.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20

Vallejo paper, which mentions bis election.
April 9th, 1859, as Senior Warden of the
Vestry of the Church of Ascension in that
place. We are always glad to- chronicle
the welfare and success ct our Burlington
BOYS who have left US, wherever they find
new homes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20
INBANKRUPTCY In THE DIS

i tret Court of the United states, for the
Distinct OF Vermont
In the matter OF John Howe, Bankrupt.
II the Creditors oi sad bankrupt and all 9TH
whom 1t may concern;
The undersigned assignee Of the estate Of said
Bankrupt hereby gives notice that II has been
dcred by the Distinct Court of said District, that
the -ocpHda and third general MeetIngsof thccred-
lturs Of SAID Bankrupt be- held al the United
States Count Room In Rutland III said District,
on the 9Th day of june A. u. se9, at Il O'Clock
III f''tHre = - tor BtukT
ton the purposes named IN the 27th and 2stn
tons 81 the Bankrupt Act, OF March the p, 1877,
and tins also 10 give notice that have nled my
final account as assignee OF said Bankrupt, and
tHatat said time and place, | shall apply 10 SAID
Court for the settlement Of raid account. and Tor
discharge from all liability as Ignee 81 said
e-tate, in accordance with the provisions of SAID
2sth ssctlOn.
Dated at Rutland, in said district this 18th day
uf Nay. \. ID. ls6y.
2n-E3w JACOB EDGERTON. Assignee
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Snn DOLLARS WILL BE

" -
cure ia less time than any other physician, III Ire
etiectuaily and permanently, with less restraint
from occupation or less exposure to all weather,
with safe and pleasant medicines.
.SEI F-ABuSr AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Then effects aud consequences,
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATION
luoldtut 10 married and single Ladies'
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
mercurIal affections erup'iuns and all diseases of
the skin, ulcers Of the nose, throat and body ,
pimp- On the face, swelling of the JOINTS. ncr-
vuu-il,s~ constitutional and other weaknesses IN
youth aud the rute advanced, at ali age, ot
norm SEXES SINGLE OR MARRIED.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20
England ON Alabama Claims.

LONDON, May IL.
The Standard to-day, in an article on
the Alabama claims treaty, says the idea
of awaiting further expressions from Par
lament and Congress commits the bust
ness to indefinite postponement. English
sentiments have been clearly pronounced.
She is still prepared to submit to proper
tribunal the question of wrongs and dam
ages, but any attempt to reopea the con-
troversy on preposterous grounds, what
ever the American sentiment may be, is
absurd. From this position England
cannot recede.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20
COMMSSIONERS' NOTICE

OIhe undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court TOR the District OF falrhaNen
Commissioners to receive, examine ana ADJUST all
CLAIMS and demands OF all persons against the
tate of Grovenor Wallace, late OF sudbury IN sand
District deceased, hereby give notice that We Will
meet tor the purpose OF examining and allowing
"a d claims at the dwelling house OF the
widow OF the said DECEASED, on the third
Wednesdays OF June and August, IRON
nine O'Clock III the forenoon, until hNe
o'clock p. m, on each of sand day, and that SIX
months from the 2sth day OF AIrl, a. ID.
1862 Is the time limited by SAID court Tor SAID
creditors To present then sand claims 10 US tor ex-
animation and allowance.
DateI at sudbury, thus 18th day OF Nay, \.
ID. 1863
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20
western Crops

CHIcAGD, May Is.
Reports from all parts oil Missouri
state that the grain crops never looked
more promising. a much greater bf eadth
of land has been sowh than ever Sefoae.