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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-26

GRAND OPENING FOR SPRING TRADE.
We shall, on Monday next, the 18th
inst, display one Of the largest stocks OF
staple and fancy dry goods, clothing,
boots, shoes, hats and notions, in the
Mississippi valley, both at wholesale and
retail, and invite both wholesale and re-
tail city and country buyers to examine
our stock and prices. We are daily re-
eeiviDg new goods from the Eastern
markets, and our study will be small
profits and quick sales. An examination
OF our immense stock will satisfy ell.
M. Kraus & Co., 2lS Main street, corner
OF Adams, opposite the Worsham House.
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GOOD WHOLESOME MEATS are an es-
sentisl, not only to all gastrOnomic pleas
ures, but also to health. While nothing
is more delightful to the taste or more
strength-giving than a good, juicy, ten.
der beefsteak, or a mutton chop, nothing
is more ~nauseating or harder to digest
(conse quently unhealthy than the same
meats, lean, tough, stringy and maybe
diseased. A good butcher, an honest,
conscientious man, who sells to the Gus
toner only such meats IS he would eat
himself, is a valuable citizen, and one to
be pstroDizsd. Such men are Kney 81
Co, of Lasselie Market, No. 66 Jefferson
street, who have fresh every day the
choicest and latest of meats of all sorts.
Go to see them when you start out for
your marketing.
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GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.-Our
readers will find in another column the
card of 8. Folz, dealer in dry goods,
clothing, boots. shOes-in fact everything
in the line Of gents furnishing goods,
and planters goods generally. His place
is 268 Main street, Memphis. Mr.. Folz
is one Of our oldest eitiz9ns and q mer-
chant OF undoubted probity. Gail and
see what he has.
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IoE LOCKE has Every Saiurda

JOE LOCKE has Every Saturday,
Mcntbly, and Die Modenwelt for March,
Eclectic, Atlantic, Harper, Putnam, La
dy's Friend, Cooley, Demorest ard a lot
OF other m~agszines for April. Days Do
ings, Sporting Times, Police News and
&sSeeIS' and Rszssr' OT literary Aibnm
Dsv-Book, Fireside Companion, Home
Iournal, Leslie's Ills Paper, Hearth and
Home. Round Table, WsveTly Magazine,
New York Mercury, Banner Of South,
Ereepan's JOUrEal, Courier des Eststs
Inns. LIE Monde Illustrated, Leslis's lei.
tuny and DieSelt, besides the latest dali
lies nom everywhere, a. his stand, 1885,
Main street.
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WOndArGuE.-HenTy ". Burr, No. 40 West
Fourteenth street, while ON a visit 10 the West,
was attacked win severe illness from drink
ing impure water. Life was dispatred of, and
il was thought that he must die. His wife was
Immediately sent fer. am in a day or two was
at his bedside. Having herself seen the bene-
fetal results from the use of PLANJAT1ON
BITrERS, she insisted upon their being ad-
miais. cred to him, which was done, in quanti-
ties prescribed by the attending physie an.
The result was almost as If by magic, and in
ope-half hour from the time they were given,
her husband was out of danger, and by a mod
crate use of them three or four times a day he
was soon able to resume his Journey 10 his
home. This is but N case Of many theu-
sands that we know OF.
Magnolia Water.-SuPerior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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BUCKEYE SALIVA fresh
supply Of the Justly celebrated
article for the core Of Piles re-
cefVed and for sale by
O.. w. JONES a. CO..
Wholesale Druggists.
25z Main street.
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WANTED-A competent nurse, white
preferred, to 20 8 short distance into the
country, 10 attend upon q lady. Apply
In person to DR.. A. K. Taylor, coEneF
second and Court streets, or 20 MiISmi
Bowling & Co, Ne. go Front street.
References required, and highest COM
~pensation paid.
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MENKEN BROTHERS GRAND OPEN
ING or PARIS NOVELTIES POSTPONED.
In consequence Of the BOn-Rrrival Of the
children's garments the opening the
latest styles Ct cbildren's wearing sp-
psrel Is postponed until Wednesday,
March Oath
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= A1AE wv
Speaking OF the projected trip OF
our friend w. r. King, Esq., back
tohis native land, the D~ysrsburg
Gazette say "He carries with him the
fondest prayers of a large circle of al.
miriDg friends on this side Of the water,
while we wish him q pleasant trip and
safe return,n We echo the sentiments.
w. B. Shattuek, Esq., and w. A
Bates, E q tbs General Ticket Agent
and General Passenger Agent Oh the
Atlantic and Crest Western Railway,
are in the city, stopping at the Oyerton.
We had the pleasure of meeting yes
terdsy our old friend and acquaintance,
w. B. Duhring, formerly with w. n.
Crisp, but now the travelling and sdver-
Using agent OF Fred. Wilson's minstrels,
who win be here and "Open up f" at the
New Memphis on Monday night.
Col. A. s. Mitchell, President Of the
Mississippi River Railroad, is in the cOun-
try with the engineering party locating
the road.
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BUCKEYE SALVE.--The great
remedy for Piles, just received
and fer sale by
MANHEIEED & HEGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
3GI a. 303 Main Sd
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YESTERDAY was Maunday, or Holy
Thursday also the anniversary of the
AnnuneiatiOn Of the B. Y. Mary, or
Lsdydey, as it is called. In France
Ladydsy is called NOtre dame de Mars,
and it is held as a very high festival.
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HAY! Hay !.-I2OO bales of
prime hay just received by
Hatb saG. for sale by Joiner s.
Kirkiey. 34 Monroe street.
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To THE farmers, planters and private
families, city and country, desiring hep
Of any kind, q be pr cured by apply
ing al tie Intelligence Office, No. 60 JET
ferson street, the only Intelligence Office
in the city. MN DARDIs'
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FIOUR.-Just received on coDsign-
ment, direct from the mills, one thou
sand barrels OF Flour, comprising every
variety Of grade, from Fine to the
Choicest st. Louis br8DGs, and for sale
very low for cash, by Atwood d Ander-
son, $50 Main street.
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THE GERMAN NATIONAL BANK, Of
this city, draws direct N ali the princi-
pal cities ia England, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany and Italy, in sd ms TO
s1it purchasers.
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GOOD NEWS FOR MEaPBg.-Just re-
ceived a very fine new stock OF Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings, which l will
make Up at very low prices and 10 the
best style. Call st ]. Leroy's, No. IL
Jefferson street.
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FURNIIURE-E. Fegsn has removed
his stock OF furniture TO No. $50 Second
street, next door to Irving Block. He
keeps 8 full supply OF furniture, carpet
ing, mattresses, bedding, etc.
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buckeye Salva.- The great
remedy for the cur OfPiles, ju-t
received and for sale by w. N.
WtIkeFsOn s. Co., Druggists. $40
Main street.
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EXTRA inducements in furniture and
carpets at Ames, Besttis & Co 396 Main
st. DON'T fail to give them . call.
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FOREIGN EXCHNAGE-The Emmet
Bank, Nc. 6 Madison street, sells Ex-
change on England, IrelsAd, France
Germany, Switzerland snd Italy, and on
All the principal cities and towns ia E1-
zone.
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Coal, CoAL.-A fresh supply Of the
best Pitisburg coal just received. Also 3
lot Of The celebrsted camel coal.
BIGLEY. MELLERSH Co.
South Court and Main streets,
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FoR SALE.

TORK OXEN FOR sALE-Three yoke o.
w g,r.d oxen. in fine order. Also, Que or
diaary OK Wsg-n, Nskes and Leg Cnaln.
Pr.ce 500 per yoke, or 500 cash OF snoI. CIV
acceptance, for the oxen, wagon. yoAes anu aSs
chain. Address POstofice Box $40. mhe
NOR SALE--Theb beautiful Residence kDoWn
as me MENKEN PLACE, on BOUNDARY
@venue. about Two blocks north OF the lertsi-
-. on the Poplar street railroad. The GROUNDS
.o-,r54se ABOUT 4ls acres, with carriage house
- -r.-hOus IT viii be sold on taYoraOle
TsrT,s or exchanged for buElness properly
AppIy to AfENKEN BROTHERS. mrs
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Omee--No. IS jefferson Street,
CITY MATTERS

You've Mems Filth Avenue dress bat
at Francisco q Wiggin, Peabody Hotel.
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AN established fact, best made shirts
and mems furnishing goods at Wiggsns
g. Thorn's, 233 Maio street.
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lime. Lime!--5OO barrels just
received by HAgbGat. for sale by
JoEner a kiFkIeY, "a MOHrOe
street.
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SPRING suits beautifully dyed sud re-
paired ST the Memphis steam Dyeing
Establishment, Z62 Second street.
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New GRAss.-An acre OF the Japan
Clover anu Lispedeza Strata, so famous
in the Csrolinss, is worth to any farmer
$500. The only way to get the seed is to
send to subscribers to the Southern
TURNER, published in this city by M. W..
Phillips d 60, 81 South Court street, at
81 per snnum. IL is the most beautiful and
valuable Agricultural Journal published
in the S1uth, and the publishers will give
one ounce OF the seed, clean and fresh,
for two subscribers, or one P3und for
keen. One ounce properly treated
will seed 3 fine plat. Now is the time to
SOW it. II is the most valuable offered
by all the journals.
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PUY your shirts Rud Furnishing Goods
din ct from the manufacturers az wig
RaLs L Thorn, 23S Main street.
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SILKS and dress goods OF every mate
rial cleaned end dyed at The Memphis
Steam DyeiEg Establishment 262 Second
street.
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JUST received, a fine line Of silk pop
lins for spring sgits-sl shades-Br
Howell, Wood & Co., 3S2 Main street. T
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NOTICE.

BUT NOBLE SELF-HELP FOR
II young men who, having erfe3, ueslfe a oe.-
Snonhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes
S~ee of ctflrge. Il benefited. return the post
ace. AGGress, PH1LANThRUS, Box 2, RhEa-
deIphia. Pa mI-2o1
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HARRY WEATHERBEE keeps a choice
selection Of the finest brands Of liquors.
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LACE points and point lsees made
like new, at the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment, 262 Second street.
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FINE line OF staple and plantation
goods just received at Howell, Wood j.
Co.'s, 1872 Main street.
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JUST received, an elegant stock Of
spring silks and dress goods, at Howell,
Wood q Co., 1872 Main street.
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THE best liquors and cigars in the city
are at Harry W~eatheTbee's.
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GENTS FUeNIsHfNq GooD.

PEABODY Hat-at Francisco & Wig
DIN
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A GOOD drink OF the finest liquors can
be had at Weatherbee's. t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Constitution water is a certain cure for
diabstis and all diseases Of the kidneys. Fol-
sale by all druggists.
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Watts.

"ANTED-A slJua4Ou n S1ssWan.
w drsss q. ". r." Appeal office. mhA
EETANTED.-A situation as Salesman ~! q
W vourg man who has been travelling
aqeuth Tor this paper. Address B." Appeal
ONCE ~
"ANTED.-By ayouug MAJ, O sltuailon OF
alarge farm. Apply 10 Brothers, Soutn
ern Hotel, Memphis u
"ANTED.-A situation by a competent
W R~DOk-keeper. Satisfactory heieiIi5t
an. Address NJ at this office. nL-I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Memphis by booE-
~ Reener al eight yesrs experience VINO
can come well recommended. Address no0h-
keeper, III Jefferson street. mns
"ANTED.-A situation by an experienced
w B0ok-keoper. Adde'S A. b. APPtSA
Office.
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Repetition of ST. Laxar church COn-
cert.

MEMPHIS, March Is, 1859.
Messrs. J. w. Scales and others
Gentlemen All who participated in
the concert given on the 18Th inst. are
exceedingly grstiied to know that the
music gave SO much pleasure. In com
plianae with the request made by you
IN the morning papers OF the % inst,
it will be repeated on Wednesday, the
3lst March, for the benefit of st. Lazarus
Church. Very respectfully,
FRANK A. TEPE.
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GENTLEAEN's wear cleaned by the
new process only at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment 262 Second street.
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CAsTILLIAN Hat-at Francisco & Wig
Oiu-
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wEATHERBEE's is the place to
&C. amiIau
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q.

nOARD-A genilema1 and wife, or Two SIN
II ge gentlemen, can ma hoard N a prlNesC
1smfrv- AGAR the street cars Wh5re there aIs NJ
otber hoarders. References required, Azores
a. B." Appeal office -
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FIFTH Avenue Hat-st Francisco &
Wiggin. I
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GEN. PRIM Hat-Franeisco & Wig
gin. T
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For a good drink, go to Westherbee's.
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ANEoUNcEMENT

gEOR PROSECUTING ATToRN EY-s. P.
Attoraey fSr Municipal Court al the Nay cleo
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There were thirteen arrests in the
First and three in the Second district up
to six o'clock pm. yesterday.
John Booker, arrested for completely
in the robbery Of J. Musso, was honor
ably acquitted on examination before
Squire Willard yesterday.
James Borough wss fined two dol
lars for an assault on MolIie Wells (col-
Oredl, but ss there were exteDuating cir
cumstaBces, the fine was RENTED.
Walter Oberlin assaulted somebody
yesterday and was carried before Squire
Willard on the charge. He was fined
two dollars and costs.
Some Of his friends around the j. P.
courts have been codding George Hay
don about being the dsrky constable
who mistook 6igotTy for bigdDly. George
was not the man. His definition of the
difference between the two is good, how
ever. He says, " one is having too much
church, and the other having too much
s0Je."
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Or 3.

I'M RFNT-LARGE SPLENDID FRONT
81 OFFfCE. On Front Row. Apply TO
JOS J. ANDRENS,
ubos Commercial Hotel,
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X. ID.
A-HE~-Pat- steady 40 - r :. pearls nominal
COIION-More aauvc- sales 69i bales At - a .H
IIr ulliHuu- uplands. closing rather quiet
Receipts GOur-d.-al hh--
FIDjE-Duu and dropping. sales 1000 hbl- az > h
Gi5 for -uperhue state aud Western; & 10 "a e iV
common to choice extra STATE. 50 o. - do extra
Western. 30 $50 good 20 choice ~hit' wheat extra
california flour dun and nominal
RYE FLOJE-Hgavy-
CORN MhAl.-n1fr active
WHlSkEA-'iull and nominal at 20 Tor western
free
Grair-l-eeeipt- of wheat none
MHEAI-heayy and easier. sales '',"p hu-h- al
] 81 n ! 90 for No spring IN store
EIE-Eather more steady sales 1900 bush We
term 90 sd 40 ] 81
B'ELEl-in moderate request. sales l0Vh bush
German 90 ARRIVE az 2 IT, -
BARLEY NALI-In fair request. Sale- 1900 bush
90 u5 n TO-
Receipts curn-i0,229 bush.
COBN-Heavy and declining. sales 5000 bush at
500 o. g2c for new mixed Western; 80 for Western
yellow lu2 70 JOB mixed Western lh store '''t on b"
90 ahlat.
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spetial gutites.
WALTHAM
w A TIC II h $.



..,-o,,o.. 81, ..o r-,i,.
10 a,obos .nd cordially recon
-. no,v,,hs,.nd,nr m
menu tnell " 'neii ,oso ,,a .
ia'' 'iia' iess pioI, . 80 Tt. 49,
~ :, =, Tho vyaI,b.n, U.,,
VI '-i7 - ma ~ -, .to .o.,,, i .ha, al
- a. ,,,te az rr.I, rono,, 81
'''e ''',''' . -,
e"'" 'i'ui'i 'u''l ""'CH - - -,
er "atehes' ne Is sun inc s''''''' ''
hveher sales. There are some, ho"e'er, ai'ons u"
trade who do not give 'iio ""''''..n "'''i I'm
hearty support which II ueser'''' Inns Por''on
the trade fancy there Is more money DC iihue "'
dealing IN watches ABOUT winch inc puoiic a'e i-no
rant ana IN winch there Is ieS' anu az
content to make an occasiohal s,ie vi su'n ""'ole
at large profit. 1t Is TINS class Oh dealers VINO
when asked about Waltham "atches' use the kinu
language which leads the customer hnail! 70 ouy
Just such watch as Is the most prontaple ior tne
DEALER sell.
For the Information oil persons ABOUT 10 Ouy
Wateh' ana VINO may DC una 'ii'
representations OF those unirienu 10 our Watches
we call attention to the following suggestions
Since the Manufacture Oh witches was initiated at
"allaln, 'he COMPANY nave '.'l,-e ''', 'OO''
ioo'o"o Watches III every ,O"n anu image Vi
the country some "eArei VI '-',-lli "'''n nay
N'' ''i' pa ,,"-.,-, '-'-'
e[ ol an amer eau nh'I .,-- - =
HAo YUM VAIN w ''-' Nv 'N ii'f nv
we are not iraiu 70 49, "'snins 70 DuS
Il "Al'n 10 -ulu' 'ieHi''i'
sA'isleu Us 20 inc qu'i'' 0 "a"n' 'n'
buyer mas no" ohlS 20 s,',Sy ,,om ''iA' inc
"allham Watches are M i'i..'i 70 as wei" a.
inc pest On th's heau We n"'e &c" "oius 70 say 3
1t "eli Ano"h ia'' ~ ''i''' 'ii'
5'el'e' 'ne hummer oi y que
es'l 'Si,inen' 'ne smarter WI ',io 'o'' oi cue"
''y!' '''1ai M '- '--7 ~ rev" Vul
P'N'S mas 4I""ys ee ~ a'.i Jul p'O,iu''s a. '-'
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PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.

Such securities are generally valuable in proper
ton to the length Of time they have to run. The
longest six per cent gold interest bonds Of the S
the SIPS will he due in Il years and they are worth
ll2 If they had 30 years to run, they would stand
at not less than 49, perfectly safe First Mortgage
Bond Ike the Union Pacific should approach this
rate. The demand for European Investment is al
ready considerable. and on the completion Of the
work will doubtless carry the price to large prem
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NTOLASSES On
PETROLEU NJ
MARRIED.

DRAKE BuaDIcK In the Baptist Church in
Westford, January 10Th, by Rev. G. W. Arms, Mr..
ALBION NJ Drake, and Miss Emma R. Burdick, both
Of West.ord.
SLATER-TYLER.-In Ninooski, Monday evening,
Feb. ist by Rev. L. II. Elliot, Linus II. Slater, Of
Essex and Many Jane Tyler, of Richmond.
-AISswoRTH.-In Springfield, Mass, Jan.
10Th. BY Rev q. IL. Mcknight, Mr.. NJ. b. Curtis,
proprietor # the Haynes Hotel, and Miss George
L. Ainsworth, all Of Springfield
FAssrrr-KEEFE.-AtR Richmond, Jan. 2sth, 1869,
by Rev p o. Carroll, Mr.. Z. ii. Fassitt Of Boston,
Mass, to Miss Susie E. keefe, Of jericho, Vt. No
cards. -.
JoHSsoS-Suddenly, at the residence Of her SON
in-law NJ. c. Richardson, ESQ.,, in North Chester.
January Both, Mrs Achsa johnson aged 81 years.
Vermont Massachusetts, and New Hampshire pa
pers. please.copy.
BRIGHAM.-In Essex, Jan. a. Edwin II. Brigham,
aged q years, one month and one day.
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xepal l4otiets.
CHARLES BLAIR's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. , The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF DtTct o d3 gr en
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
| ofCharles Blair, late Of Burlington, said Dis
trict, deceased,
GREETING
! nv HEREAS, application hath been made to this
w Court in writing, by the administrator Of
said deceased. praying for license and au-
thority TO sell the real estate of said deceased, in
eluding the reyersOn Of the widows dover therein,
for the payment Of debts and charges Of admins
tration, and setting forth therein the amount of
deots due from the said deceased the charges Of
ministratiOn the amount Of personal estate anc the
situation Of the real estate.
WHEREUPOS the said Court appointed and assigned
the 29G day Of February A. D.. 1862 at the Probate
Court rooms, in said District to hear and decide up
on said application, and petition, and ordered pub
nc notice thereof TO be given to all persons interest
ed therein, by publishing said order together with
the time and place Of hearing, three weeks
lively in the Burlington FREE Press AND TnEs, a
newspaper, which circulates in the neghbOrhoOd OF
those persons interested in said estate, all which
publications shall he previous to the day assigned for
hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court, at the time and place assigned,
then and there in said Court to give bonds, as the
law directs, for the payment of the debts and charg
es OF administration, and make your objections to
the granting such license, if you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court rooms
this LIST day Of February A. ID. 1863.
.32w3w T. Z. WALES, Judge.
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HoNoRA AND ELI BLAIR.s ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT, Z The Hon. Probate Court
for the District ofChitteu-

den;
To all persons interested in the estate Of Honora
Blair and Eli Blair, Of Burlington, in said Dis
trict, GREETING:
WHEREAS, application in writing hath been
w made TO this Court by the guardian Of said
wards for license TO sell the real estate Of said
wards, setting forth therein that his wards own an
interest in the homestead ofther late father Charles
Blair deceased, situate on the corner Of Champlan
and South Streets in said Burlington, until they re-
spectively attain majority and that it would be con-
duciye TO the interest Ct said wards % sell and con-
vert the same into money.
AND THEREUPOS the said Court appointed and as
signed the I'D day Of February A. d. 1863, at the
Probate Court Rooms, in said District 10 hear and
decide upon said application and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessiYely IN the Burlington Free Press and Times
newspaper which circulates IN the neighb0rhood Of
those persons interested therein all Of which pupil
cations shall be previous TO the time appointed for
hearing.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified TO appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid then
and there t. object % the granting Of such license
if you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms, this lst day OF February. 4. ID. Isag.
"5+"' T. e. WALES Judge