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Monday, Iuuo 20, 1870,

in front OF, or in the Peabody Hotel, in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, sell the real
estate and personal property conveyed to
me by said trust deed, to which is OF record,
reference is here made for a full description.
Sale for cash. Equity OF redemption
waived. $. p. WALKER,
ieIT Trustee.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

In First Circuit Court Of Shelby County
Action Of Replevin.
Pat Hopkins, Marian Hopkins, J.. II. Per-
kins, A. II. Chalmers, and Amelia Williams,
VS.. Henry Martin, Geo Hayden, Z. 8. G.. and
L. p. Hardin.
IN this cause. IL appearing from the return
i of the Sheriff that the defendants, Henry
Martin and L. p. Hardin, are residents OF
the State of Arkansas and non-restdents OF
Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, that publication be
made in the Memphis Daily Appeal, for four
consecutive weeks, citing the said
to enter their appearance in the First Circuit
Court TO be held for Shelby county, at the
Courthouse in Memphis, on the third Mon
day in september, 1870, and within the first
three days thereof. to plead, answer or demur
TO the plaintiffs Sat Of repLeUtR or the same
viii be proceeded with expaTte; and that a
copy of this be furnished the said paper for
publication. This June 10, 1870.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By B. r. COLEMAN. ID. C.
T. 3. Turley. Atty for Plaintiff feI7
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COTTON.

The STOLE was neglected to-day, and
thoq-Se%e could hardly be justified in
quoting lower than yesterday, we do not
think thai yesterdays figures could be
obtained. There is q sort of mutual as
sent on the part Of buyer and seller to
quito wait a little longer and see what
will turn up. There are no orders here
that is. there are none which require fill
ing at present; and 80 brokers seem to
think bottom is not yet reached, they are
unwilling to operate. Factors, however,
think prizes can't grow worse, and they
are not very anxious TO sell. We quote
nominally as follows: Strict Middlings,
2O<@2OLc; M~iddlings, zoe; Low Mid
dlings, l99l9Hc; Good Ordinary, lSc;
Ordinary, I5@16c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBKR OF CoMMEROK,
MEMPHIS. June Is, 1870.
stock, Sept. /, 1855. .-...... "a
Reed since last statement. 2l2
Received previously ".-SS,sS 2-2s4OA
2s4,I3
shipped since last sts'm'nt 1913
shipped previously 'ss..-'zslsA9o -AfA5 no
stoek at O O this day.... I2,65I
Memphis and Charleston r. R---- 81
Mississippi and Tennessee X. R--.".. a
Memphis and Ohio R.R....~~-"--.-- ~
Wagons, ~
nAsL u TOs
COTTON IN NEW oRK
NEW York, June IS, lO:25 a.m,I
Cotton dull and unchanged. Ordi-
nary, lie; Good Ordinary lsAc;
Low M~iddlings, 207c; Uplands, 2l4c;
Good MiddlBgs, 22Aci Mobile, Zlhc;
Orleans, 2l%c.
I2:05 p.m.-Cotton quiet and weak.
June, 19Hc; July, l9ze920e.
.1:l0 p.m.-CottOn quiet, weak and I'M
changed. Sales on export, 400 bales; con-
tracts, 1900 bales, September, lszc; DC
tober, lSHc.
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June IS, 2 pm
j Cotton dull and lower, az 1910. Sales,
225O bales; receipts, 2l7i exports /
paie"
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFF1oK OF THE DAILY APFEAn,
MEMPHIS, June Is, 1870.

MEMPHIS, June Is, 1870
We present 10 our readers this morning
the capital and average deposits Of the
several bsnks Of the city. The figures as
to the three National Banks, were pro-
cured from the quarterly statements pub
lished in the APPEAL Of Friday; those Of
the Planters and Union Bank from an
exhibit which viii be found in our paper
oftO-day, and those of the remainder from
the monthly statement Of the Internal
Rnvenne Rureau for the month Of May:
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TRUSTEES SALE
-OF-
VALUABLE REAL 7 A

DY virtue of a Trust Deed executed to me
ID by ID. Pante. q. Parker and Sam Work
man. on the 9Th day of June, 1865. and re-
corded in the Registers ONCE OF shelby
comfy, state OF Tennessee, in Record Book
No. Y, page 243, to secure the payment to
Geo. W. Gone OF certain i~ndehtuess therein
mentiOned-the Injunction restraining the
sale under a former advertisement having
been dissolved will, on
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Trustees Sale.

ID Y virtue of a deed of trust made to me by
ID D. Cockrell. on the 5th of March, 1859, and
of record IN the ,Registers Office of shelby
county, Tennesse& IN Book No. 81, pages 70
to 70, I viii, on
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Saturday, the 9th Day Of IuIy, 1870,

Between the hours OIL and O'Clock p.m.. at
the Real Estate Exchange OF Register q Treg-
evant, corner OF Main and Jefferson streets.
city of Memphis, Tenn, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, for the purpose of paying
the two remaining notes mentioned in the
aforesaid Trust Deed, the following described
property, tO-wit;
\ lot of ground in the city OF Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, being on the south
side Of Vance street, beginning at a point
thirty feet east of the southeast corner Of
Vance and DeSOto streets; running thence
eastwardly seventy feet with Vance street;
thence southwa IDLY, at right angles with
Vance street, ninety feet; thence westwardly,
parallel with Vance street, seventy feet;
thence nOrthwardly, parallel with DeSOtO
street, ninety feet 20 the beginning.
Equity of redemption Is expressly waived.
Title believed to be good, but 1 will convey
only as Trustee.
les JOHN p. TREZEVANT. Trnstee.
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ShsriF's Sale of Personal Properly,

DK virtue of an attachment to me directed
ID from the office of Hume r. HHI a Justice
Of theP Peace OF Shelby county, Tenn, in the
suit of q. c. and NJ. l. Selden VS.. Rouel and
Geo. HOugh, and In pursuance OF the pro-
visions OF section S56 Of the Code Of Tennes-
see, 1 will proceed to sell, to the highest
hfndar for cash
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. corror

LIVERPOOL, June Is, IL am Cotton
firm; Prices a shade better, though not
auotabIy higher. Sales, 5000 bales; up
lands, i0k610%d; Orleans, 10X@l09kd.
3p.m.-Cotton closed dull. Sales, 5000
bales; exports and speculation, 1000; Up
lands, 1919; Orleans, 1O1zd. af9a1al
NEW YORK. wEEKL COTTON STATEMENT
AND STATEMENT oF ALL UNITED State
R
Receipts at this port for the week, ed s,2s4
Receipts this port since Sept. lst- 679,066
Exports this port since Sept. fst.- 39l,O69
Stock on hand at this port.-.~-. $4,000
Receipts at all ports for the week 1880
Receipts all ports since Sept. l.--2,Sl0,500
Exports for week to all ports. 4O,O49
Exports all ports since Sept. Ist...2,OO7 I4S
Stock at all ports at this time....,. 243,oO0
Exports for the week from New
York TO Liverpoola-.---"---..-. y SIS
Exports for the week from New .l1u
York to Havre bz
Exports for the week from New
York to Ham surg IA
Exports from all ports for the
week to Liverpool..~--.---~-- 3b,6S4
Exports from all ports for the
week to the Continent. .--..-".. 1888
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On tuesday. 18th June. $40,

within the legal hours, at the Selden Block,
on Madison street, Memphis, the following
property, attached in said suit, viz:
l Walnu Bedstead, half canopy, 1 Mosquito
Bar, 2 Mattresses, l set Springs, 2 pairs PILLOW
cases, 2Pillows, 2pairs Sheets, BFlesh Towels,
l Bureau and Glass, l What-NOt, 2 small
Tables, ! Coal Scuttle, l Cigar stand, Tobacco
Box, old-fashioned Bursau, 2 Flower Vases,
l Washstand and furniture belonging thereto,
L TOwel-rack, 2Arm-Chairs ~(brOken), / Cane
1 h and Powder Flask, BoOtjack, Trunk,
l Ice-Pitcher, ! pair BOot-Hooks, 1 small
Sewing Machine. and Trunk.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, Sheriff 5. c.
By i. I. NOoE, d. s \. Z.
Memphis, June Is, 1870. teIT
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to
ID me by THONGS e. Leonard, and albnOwI-
edged by him berpre the County Court CLERK
of Shelbv county, Tenn, on the Goth day Of
June, AD. 1866, and registered in Book So,
said county and State, said Deed of Trust
having been made 70 secure the ayme Of
certain notes mentioned therein, I will. on
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tuesday, the 5th Day of IuIy, 1870,

etwee the hours of 10 am. and 2 pm, In
front of the Sherif's office, atthe Courthouse
door, on Second street, in the city Of Mem
phis, proceed to sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder. for cash, the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit; A certain lot Of
land, situate, lying and being in the county
OF Shelby, State of Tennessee, described as
follows, to-wit: Beginning at a stake on the
III corner. of Ninth and Corolina
streets. thence north and parallel with Ninth
thence west and parallel with Carolina street
gne hundred and hfty-One tlbD feet and nine
.lBl inches TO a stake; thence east and parallel
with Ninth street one hundreo anu b1lrIy-
I'VE ly5l feet to a stake; thence east and par
allei with Carolina street one hundred and
nfty-one ISL feet and nine 80 inches TO the
beginning, together with all the appurte-
nances thereuntO belonging. .-
The equity Of redemption TO said property
is expressly waived in the Deed and the title
is believed to he perfect, but 1 convey only
as Trustee
ie4 L. PoDESTA. Trustee.
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Trustee Sale.

II virtue of the authority vested IN me as
ID Trustee, and in pursuance Of the terms OF
a Trust Deed executed 10 me as Trustee by
William A. Fitchner, on the 10th day of Sep
TENDER. 1869, recorded in the Registers office
OF shelby county, Tennessee, on 9Th day Of
October, 1863, in Record Book No. 70, on page
lU, and to secure the Indebtedness therein
mantinned. l Will. on
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT q '7'a
or the eOadItiou Of TIE CONTINENTAL IN
tETF Ea .l t4tAhA
sUaAHcE COMPANY. Of the City Of New
York, on tn slst dsysf Iaaaary, AID. 1870.
NAME mi LOCATION.

The name OF this Company As the ~CONTi-
MENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY" lncor-
p0rabad in 1859, and located at No. i2 Broad
way, in the. city OF New York.
CAPITAL
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NOTICE.

SS In retiring from above firm, I cheer
fully recommend II to the patronage OF
my friends fmy2I &c. ALEXANDER-
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The Essex Classical Institute was dcd-
icated on Thursday, Jan. 10, with appro-
pirate exercises The speaker in the af-
ternoon was Prof. Buckham Of the Uni
versity of VT la the evening. DIR Kitchel
delivered an address in the fine hall of
the Institute, in his usual impressive
style. The exercises were interspersed
with vocal and instrumental music by Mr.
j. &. Porter the music teacher in the In
stitute, Miss Hattie Porter the Prccep-
tress, and different members of the music
class. la the evening ut the close of Dr.
Kitchels address large crowd gathered
around the long tables, spread with good
things, and did ample justice to the edi-
bles. Mr. Mussey the Principal being
called upon, made some remarks humor-
Gus and otherwise, and all, patrons and
friends of the school, former and present
pupils and teachers enjoyed pleasant re-
union. Saturday evening the teachers
and scholars of Underhill Academy we're
invited, and another supper and good
time" INDUCED in. Music on this occa-
sion was furnished by the Jericho Brass
Band. A larger crowd than before were
in attendance. Everyone admired the
beautiful new building as it stands com
pleted and it is well worthy of it, being
one of the finest edifces of the kind in the
State. DIR. Kitchel and Prof. Buckham
both paid a well deserved tribute to the
people OF Essex for their energy and sell
sacrifice in erecting it,and also compliment
ted the school under its present admins
tration. The Burlington Free Pres
speaking of the school says:
This institution, under the direction O.
Mr. Mussey,is deservedly taking high rank
among kindred institutions Of the State
and will not suffer in comparison with any
in its English, classical or musical depart
ments
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TuE LApy's FRIEND FOR FEBRUARy.---
The February number Of this favorite
magazine leads of with fine steel engrav-
ing of "rhc First Ball"--a scene which
will be particularly interesting to young
lady readers. Then follow the large sheet
Of Colorcd Fashions, tasteful apd stylish
aud variety Of superior woodcuts, Illus
traling the latest mode for costumes. bon
nets, hats, &c. The music for this month
is, al Wish that | were Young Again"
The literary departh ent has excellent
articles in prose and poetry. Louise
Chandler Moulton continues her beautiful
and touching story, did He Forget Herr"
and Miss Prescott commences The Cas-
cannon's Aunt" Una Locke and Mir.
lam Earle contribute good articles; Madge
Carol a hcart story--"Out of q June
Rose Aunt Alice gives an interesting
and amusing account Of "Our Theatrical
Career" and Geneva" tells of miss
Angelica Sixties Cotton Wedding" The
editors department is also as interesting
as usual--Ahie among the Novelties are
patterns for iancy-work, knitting, en-
broidery, &c. Published by Deacon d
Peterson ,3l9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
Price $3.50 year (which also includes a
large steel engraving). Four copies, So
Five copies land one gratis), SO. 1.-The
Lady's Friend" and The Saturday Even.
ing Post" land one engraving $500.
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q. II. c..

DEATn of JuD0E AyLEswoRrM. Hon
+. NJ. Aylesworth died at his residence
in Arlington on Saturday last, from the
effects of wound which he made = week
previous in his throat, in trying to commit
suicide. The wound had been sewed up
but Mr.. Aylesworth, in his insanity, tore
it afresh, and died soon after.
AT the meeting of the Bar Of the
Supreme Count in Washington, last week
to take action on the death Of the Secretary
Stanton. on motion Of Attorney General
Hoar, Senator Edmunds was elected Presi-
dent, and committee was appointed 10
draft resolutions, consisting Of the Attor.
ney General, Hon. Robert s. Hale and
James VI. Carlisle.
RUTLAND Posi- OrFiox.-Ths number
Of stamps cancelled during the last siI
months at the Rutland Post Office
amounted in value to 84,0l5.65, which
is an increase over the corresponding pc
riod Of 1858, Of $1,000.
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From tho National Capitol.


Washington, j. G., Jan. 18th, 1870.
DEAR REGISTER -
Four weeks to-day morning
l arrived at this, the junction Of the Ger
ebral nerves" of our Americanism -
Washington has changed much, and that
for the better, within the last six or seven
years. Herpopulation hash than quad
rupled since 1861. There is now husi-
ness hustle and thrift here, which was
unknown to her previous to the war.
At the present time there are tens of
thousand of northern people land tbous-
ands of them New Englanders), in bust.
ness here, either for themselves or at
work for "Unclc Samuel This city
has become dreadfnlly mixed up and
turned about, as regards the points of the
compass. East is south and west is north.
This is probably owing to the freak OF
some senator or congressman, who desired
to make an exhibition of his powers of
originality.
The abo'rgtnes--ofcours every one will
understand by this term the native Wash.
ingtonians in their pristine purity-look
distrustingly and with unqualified disgust
upon the Northern, "mud-sill," greasy,
thunder squabler immigrants. The ava
ricious Yanks are no pets of the aristo-
cratic, native Metropolitan. He, wrapp.
ed in the mantle of his pride, and selfish
ness, is absorbed by the magnitude of his
his own great thoughts. Notwithstanding
the egotism of the natives, they make up
but small part Of tho Drawn, wealth, or
brains of the American Union or of the
National Capital of today Americans
may well be proud of the capitol building
1t is doubtless the finest edifce in the
world. While we are a little vain, and
properly 30, as regards the beauty, mag.
nitude, and expense of our government,
buildings, there is another thing concern.
ing which Americans every where, are
peculiarly interested but about which
there is nothing for us but humiliation
and shame. 1t seems strange that yea,
after year must pass, and even decades Of
years are permitted to slip away, and
mingle their sacred moments with tn,
eternity, of the by gone, and still we say
"the unfinished Washington Monument
o iaithless. and porverse, how long shall
we remain thus. How long shall dis
honest men be allowed to defraud ma.
ton out Of its generous donations, and by
this very fraud make us to the eyes o
the world appear parsimonious. As
passed by the capitol few days since,
observed that the GODDESS Of Liberty
browning its dome, blushed for very
shame at the lack of energy and enthusi
asm which We display in this thing Some
thing can, and should be done. If it il
not to be completed it should never hav,
been begun. For, having begun it, [no
to finish it is to brand ourselves with tn,
white hot furrowed iron Of neverendinl
disgrace, no matter who or, how dishon
est, our agents may be. But my space i,
now occupied and l must close.
Yours Truly
Enc.
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DAY YOUR OtBTs.
T COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLVED.
January 8, 1870.

NJ. II. WELca, having sold his interest In the
Hardware business formerly conducted by welch
a Earl, to " " Clay, the copartnorship hereto
foro existing between welcb 4 Earl Is BY mutual
consent dissolved. The accounts arc left at the
store Of Earl Clay, where either Of the partners
Of the late firm will attend to their settlement.
All persons owing the late firm Of welch 4 Earl
reminded that an immediate settlement il
necessary M. II. WEIGH,
c. d. EARL.
Middlebury, Vt, Jan I, 1870 Avs
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bill was then changed by substitute
setting forth tina, Virginia had adopted a
Constitution republican, in form, and that
the Legislature elected under it had rat
lied the Fourteenth Amendments il good
faith as condition precedent 10 repre-
sentation. This Substitute was adopted
by vote Ut 30 to 20. The BILL us
amended, was then passed to third read
ing by vote OF yeas ~, nays ~ MIR.
Sumner did not vote. The Senate ad.
journcd TN il Monday.
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Middlcbury, VT, Jan. lst, 1870.

MiuuicDury, W., Jan. Isl, low.
E. A. SMITH, NJ. d.
DEAR SIR.-I have felt it due to YOU
and to the many who are suffering from
chronic difficulties, from which they are
able to find no relei, to make the follow
ing statement
For several years | have been suffering
from complication Of diseases, about
which the best physicians differed, and
for more than year previous to last Au-
gust, suffered from most distressing
cough, attended by extreme lassitude and
general debility. For the relief of which
| tried Ayres Cherry Pectoral, Whites
and Downs Elixir, Goes Cough Remedy
Arnold's Dead Shot for Il cough, Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, Browns Troches
old Bourbon Whiskey (by direction Of
physicians) and Rowley's Cough Syrup
with no effect, but to increase the cough
and general debility. | also faithfully
tried homeopathic remedies and the best
Allopathic doctors (who assured me that
might expect to cough in the same way
during life), and all without the least al
teration. Last August put myself I'M
der your care, and found myself almost
Immediately better, and for three months
| never felt any inclination to cough, and
found myself possessed of physical vigor
which | had utterly despaired of cvel
enjoying in this world.
You are at liberty to make such use o.
this statement as you see fit. For moi
only in my own case but others within
my personal knowledge, who were sup
posed beyond the reach Of help, has YOU
skill awaited TO restore to at last comforta
Bile health
Respectfully, &C.,
REV. EDEN SMITH.
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The Vermont State Business Directory
Respectfully, &C.,
REV. EBEN SMITH.

The above work has just been issued
by the publishers, and comprises an octave
volume of some 400 pages, containing
classified and complete Directory Of the
entire business and professional interests
Of the State, arranged under their appro-
pirate heading full and carefully pre-
pared record of the State Department
Post Offices and Postmasters-Town
Clerks and other officers Justices OF the
Peace - Notares - Banks - Insurance
Campanies-Railroads with list of offices
Manufacturing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and Colleges--Masonic and other organ
izations and societies, and other interest
ing miscellaneous automatically Much
care, labor and expenses has been incurred
in obtaining and compiling the informa-
ton, and the publishers feel assured they
can offer to the citizens of Vermont a
Directory OF its business institutions, &C.,
worthy Of the State for whose benefit it
has been published, and they trust to the
liberality Of all business men, to extend
to enterprise the patronage it merits
1t is for sale Al the Register Office, at
the low price of 5000 per copy--a reduc-
ton from the first offer (3w)
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A raid was made upon the gambling
houses of Boston on Tuesday night by
the State Constabulary. Four houses
were broken up, the gambling implements
seized, and eighty-scven persons arrested,
including the proprietors.
The Message of Governor Stevenson,
OF West Virginia, to the Legislature,
shows that the finances Of the State are in
healthy condition and that the State is
making rapid progress in material pros
perity. The Governor calls special atten.
ton to advantages the State offers for i'm.
migration.
The New York Canal Convention met
at Rochester Wednesday. Nstha MEL
Sands, of New York, was chosen Presi-
dent. A delegation was present from
Toledo, Ohio, and allowed to take part in
the proceedings of the Convention. A
speech was made by Ex-Governor Seymour,
in which he strongly advocated the aboli-
ton of the contract system, and letters
were read from number of gentlemen
distinguished for financial ability.
The annual Convention of the Connect.
icut State Temperance Society met at
Hartford Wednesday. Senator Bucking-
ham was reelected President for the ensu.
ing year. The attendance was large
Addresses were make by Rev. Mr.. Oviatt,
Hon. p. w. Plat and others. A. G..
Crosby, of Rockville, was the presiding
officer in tho unavoidable absence of Gov
ernor Buckingham
The FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.-The
Legislature of Ohio has finally ratified
the fifteenth amendment to the Constitu.
ton of the United States, the House in,
concurrence with the Senate, on Wednes.
day passing the ratification resolution, 81
to 90, four of the "reform" members
voting for it. Iowa also ratified, We'd
nesday, making the whole number of
ratlfying States twcnty-seven, But one
more is needed.
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF Gov. WAsHBuRs.-
Gov. Washburn, who was Frustrated by
excessive labor, several weeks ago, and
has since been confined to his house in
Woodstock, is now seriously i'll with con-
gestion of the lungs. His condition
causes his physicians and friends much
apprehension
FOR SALE.
Traverse Sleigh nearly new, with box, for
one ~ two horses. Inquire at Middlebury House
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PAYMENTS.

PAYMENTS
J. Dewey's bill warming hall
last meeting, 200
J. o. Raymond, premiums due
him, 4,3S
DR.. Loring, address and expen.
sss, 23,OO
Treasurer's Book, $50
Vergennes Band and expenses, 30 90
Secretary's bill postage, station
cry, &C., 900
Asst Sec'y bill, books, station.
cry, &c. 4,25
L. E. Kuapp's bill, printing, $3.50
Horse for Marshal 800
Superintendent bill--to wit.
Expense trimming hall, 23,7O
Night watch, 500
Police and watch, 24'50
c. G. Steele for hay, 1914
J. Davenport for broom, 55- ~ AZ
Treasurer's bill, 1000.
Premiums paid. 402,22