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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-21
'TELEGRAP HIC.
WASHIN GTON.
A Brace of Proposed States:
Dominica and Lincoln.
Interesting Postal Discussion
SanSTOke i'm New York City.
Story of the PriVateer Upton.
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, June 20-The Secretary of
the Treasury has issued circular in rela-
ton to in-shore fishing in Canadian waters,
notifying the masters of fishing vessels of
the discontinuance of the license system
by the Canadian authorities, and the limits
within which, by the Bay treaty stipala-
tons, American fishermen may take fish.
The circular gives the provisions of the
Canadian laws on that subject, and ex-
plains the effect of the change of boundary
between Canada and Labrador.
Hon. Hamilton Fish has gone to For
tres Monroe on visit TO his daughter, the
wife of Col. Benjamin. q
RutIer's New JOB.
The joint resolution introduced by Mr..
Butler this morning, and referred to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, for the ac-
QUESTION of Dominica, provides that the
republic shall surrender to the United
States. the public buildings, Notifications,
etc, and be incorporated as State in the
Union; the United States to pay 81, ,352,-
900 in gold to iquidate the debt of Domin-
lea.
The Tax Question.
The Senate amendment 10 the House
tax bill strikes out the first eleven sections.
imposing special taxes, and provides for
the repeal of all such taxes after May l,
1870, except upon brewers, distilled spirits
and tobacco; also for the repeal, after the
frat of October next, of all taxes on sales.
except those paid by stamps and sales of
tobacco, snuff, cigars, distilled spirits and
wines,
Also, for the repeal on 1st of October.
Of taxes on articles named in schedule A,
special tax on boats, barges and floats,
legacies, SUGGESTIONS, passports and gross
receipts. All sections relative to stamps
struck out, leaving in force the provisions
of the existing laws with slight exceptions.
Sections relative to income tax are un-
altered, except the clause limiting the de-
duction for house rent to $500, and omit
ing the tax on dividends of manufacturing,
mining, gas, coal and bridge companies
An additional section authorizes the con-
sOlidation of two or more collection dis
tricts.
The tariff ball is amended in various par
ticulars.
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UniGue sign,

Messrs. Conley & Mason, have Just
painted, and put up new, attractive and
novel sign in front of their establishment,
corner of Cherry and Deaderick streets.
1t is large and elegant painting from the
chrome lithograph of ''Auld Lang Syne,"
as a man and woman on the best of terms
in the most primitive simplicity, are sing
ing the song with a happy ''should old
acquaintance be forgot" sort of look and
expression. Messrs. Conley & Mason are
skillful painters, and are prepared to do all
kinds of house, sign and fancy painting
in the best style.
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NEW YORK.
A ScOrcher.


NEW YORK, June 20-Sunday was q
scorching day. The thermometer at P. NJ.
stood at los in the sun and 80 in the shade.
There was but little air stirring. The side
walks we've almost uncomfortable and the
people stayed in doors. The street rail-
roads almost ceased running owing to the
effects of the heat upon men and beasts.
The Days DOingS.
The usual Sunday murder took place on
Fourteenth street. VIM. Hamilton, en-
Gineer of engine No. 8, shot and fatally
wounded Patrick Farrell, letter carrier
attached to Postofice Station +. The
quarrel grew out of the rivalry of the So
cial clubs Of which each of the men were
members. The Police arrested Hamilton,
and Farrell was taken to the hospital where
ne made his anti-mortem statement.
1nhOspitabIe Boston.
A party Of Cinnamon, one hundred and
fifty in number, reached here from Boston
Yesterday. 1t is reported that they failed
TO get employment in that city, and more
significant fact is, that about sixty China
men landed here yesterday morning by the
Norwich boat.
The Cinnamon, unable to obtain en-
ployment in Massachusetts,, it is understood
will leave tomorrow for San Francisco.
Several Cases of SunstrOke.
The weather was extremely hot to-day,
the thermometer reaching 81. There were
several cases of sunstroke.
Prospective Advance I'm FreIghts.
In Wall street the chief topics of CONVEX
sat1on we're the railroad war and specula-
ton in Lake Shore. The Vanderbilt por-
ton of the Lake Shore party sold out
their long stock sometime ago at 50 to 9S.
differences between the trunk lines have
been settled and prices will be advanced to
their old standard.
Some SS45,000 in currency and $S43, 900
in gold is to be paid out on July l, interest
on New York State bonds.
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The COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-The motion for a
continuance of the case of Patrick Moore,
indicted for murder, was argued and
overruled. The trial was set for next Mon
dav.
The trial of Robert N. Miffiin, indicted
for bigamy, was commenced, VIM. G.
Brien and L. NJ. Temple, Esqs, appearing
in behalf of the defendant, and Attorney
General Tuthill representing the State.
The testimony Was concluded, and argu-
ment made against and for the defendant.
Attorney General TuthiIl makes the clos
ing argument this morning.
CmoUIT CoURT.-In the case of Willie
Woodward VS.. T. j. Lyon, Judgment was
yesterday rendered in favor of the plain
tiff for S271.
A mistrisl was made in the case of Dan1
Watkins vs. Fred W. Sparling, being a
suit to recover the value of gold watch
left in charge of the Police Department
while the defendant was Police Commits
sioner. The jury failed to agree upon a
verdict.
In the case of Hiram Wasson VS.. j. W.
Allison, Judgment was rendered against
the latter for $9.
Court meets at . o'clock this morning,
and the call of the docket commences at
No, 52l
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List of UnmaiIable Letters i'm the
Nashville POstofftce MOday, june



List of UnmaiIable Letters i'm the
Nashville POstoffice MOday, june
20, 1870.
Parties claiming these letters will please
call at the stamp window; those not
claimed viii be forwarded to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington, d. c., Mon
day, June &c, 1870.
WITHOUT srBrPs.
Mrs Rosa Oonnors, Cleveland, o.; Miss
l. A Hart, Lodi, Miss Miss Sallie B.
Campbell, Port Boyal, Tenn; Miss Florence
Bell, New York city; Messrs Wood a.
Hughes, New York city; Henry Albertson,
Edin@, Mo; ]. W. Eubanks, Rich Pond Ky;
Col Jas Turner, GaliatiI, Tenn; DR. Butts,
Dispensary, st Louis, Mo-; Jne Miller,
Maxwell House, City; Nelson Merry, City;
Abram Parks, Martin, Texas; Editors or
Publisher of Erdnliuer, New York City;
Rich'd Savage, Wheeling, w. Va; Benz
f Afford, Louisville, Ky.
NsUFFICIENTLY STAMPED.
Letters must be prepaid at least one rate
of postage, i. e. &c; drop letters &c.
Horace Rice, Liuden, Tenn; J L Sloom,
Linden, Tenn.
REVENUE STAMPS.
Revenue stamps are not received for
letter postage:
Mrs Elizabeth Mason, Midway, Tenn;
Miss Anna Mahoney, st Louis, Mo; Miss
Hannah Robson, Girley Station, Ala
ILLEGALLY sTAMPED.
Stamps issued prior to the rebellion
we're called in by the Postofiiee Depart
ment, and are therefore void.
Miss Tizzia Do~nall HrpfcuiIIa Ala
Stamps taken from the Governments,
Stamps envelopes lose their value.
Miss Anna Pfoffenberg, Gallatin, Tenn.
Stamps that have been used once, the
same having been cancelled, are worth
less
Mrs. Sallie Cole, Pecan Point, Ark.
HELD FOR BETTER DIRECTION.
MIR S ] Johnson, Dughill, Tenn.
Z. s. HOPKINS, p. n
Per A. G. OGDEN, Stamp Clerk.
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Tennessee Chair FACTORY.

The Tennessee Chair and Furniture
Manufacturing Company have secured as
sales-rooms, the large and commodious
three-story building, No. College street,
where they will remove at once, and open
on an extended scale. The entire front of
the building is to be remodeled and made
new, and the interior will be improved.
This company has heavy capital invested
in the business, and besides general furni-
ture which they have combined with their
enterprise, they will turn out two hundred
dozen chairs daily. The manufacture of
furniture has developed into an important
branch of industrial pursuit in our city.
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THE ISTHNIUS.
I.efugoe Cubans-Tho Canal.

Isefugoe CUbans--Tho Canal.
New YORK, June 2O.-Late Aspinwall
dates state that great many Cubans had
reached there, having fled from Spanish
cruelty.
There was great anxiety on the Isthmus
of Panama, respecting the location of the
proiected canal. The commercial import
auce of the Isthmus has diminished very
much since the completion of the Pacific
Railroad, and the people now look forward
TO the canal as their only salvation.
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slight Vnurond Accident.

A slight accident occurred to the Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad yesterday
morning. The train was coming toward
the city, when reaching point near Flat
Rock, thirty miles from the city, the trucks
of the hindmost coach broke. No part of
the train, as we learn, was thrown from the
track, but a considerable conclusion en-
sued and three or tour persons were pretty
badly bruised. No detention of conse-
quence was occasioned to the train, nor
was any one seriously hurt.
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Tennessee River Mail Route So

Letters received from Major Enos Hop
kins, Postmaster, who is now in Washing
ton, state that he has presented the sub
ject of the Tennessee River mails to the
Department, and that he has succeeded in
making all the necessary arrangements,
not only for its continuance, but to have it
increased in efficiency and made better
than it has ever been heretofore. This
will be source of congratulation to the
thousands interested in this important
mail route.
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PORTO RICO.
The West India Telegraph.

The West India Telegraph.
HAVANA, June 20.-The English steam
ship Daria, with the new West India cable
on board, has arrived at Porto
Rico after a pleasant passage. Sir
Charles Bright, one of the originators OF
the enterprise, was passenger. The lay
ing of the cable between st. Thomas,
Porto Rico and Jamaica will begin immedi-
ately
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We deeply sympathize with Judge J. A.
Campbell, in the loss of his bright-eyed
and interesting little boy, Collin, who died
at II o'clock on Sunday night. The re-
mains of the little prattler, were lain away
to rest ut Mt. Olivet yesterday afternoon.
Truly may it be said
.srhon hast nlI seasons for thine Oh Death.
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SPAIN.
Observation-Disclosures unity.

Submarfne-Penins Unity.
MADRID, juno 20.-Inthe Cortes to-day,
Rivero submitted a project for the sub
marine telegraphic cable from Spain to
the Balearic Islands.
The Inlparcidl insists that Peninsu-
lar unity, under the House of Braganza,
is the aim of the revolutionary party.
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BALTIMORE.
nuriaI ola Bonaparte,

BALTIMORE, June 2O.-The funeral Of
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, yesterday,
was attended only by the immediate friends
of the family and those to whom special
invitations were extended. Among the
pail bearers were Hon. Reverdy johnson,
Hon Thos. Swami, Gen Jno. A, Dix and
n committee of puryeyance
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-21

The trial of reapers and mowers at
franklin which was to have come off last
week, has been postponed until Thursday
next, when it viii be had at that place
with lively and spirited competition. A
great many persons and machines are ex-
pected to be present and the occasion will
no donht be an interesting one.
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LEGAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Sidney b. Jones has been appointed
general passenger agent of the Louisville
and Cincinnati Short Line railroad. His
address is Louisville, Ky. $50 /.
c. Il. p. Parsons Il Co. yesterday ship
ped to Cincinnati 4,742 bushels of old
wheat, about the largest shipment that
was ever made from here at one time.
Spotted Tail is said to have fallen vic-
tim to the faseinations of Washington
belle. He never told his spotted tale Of
love, or, if he did, she didn't understand
him. t4e-'--i
A moonlight cotillon party win be given
tonight at the Horticultural Gardens by
the Blue Stockings Base Ball Club. Tick.
cts fifty cents. A large crowd no doubt
viii be in attendance, and an enjoyable
time is expected. 'tatf.sl ID -
DR.. John L. Smith, formerly of this
place, but q resident of Dover since the
war, died suddenly at that place on We'd
nesday last. He leaves a wife and three
children to mourn his loss. ~
Peyton Grysiam, colored, was yesterday
arraigned before Justice Csssetty for OBJ
tanning money under false pretences. Fail
ing to give bond for appearance at the
Criminal Court, the defendant was COM
rnitted to Jail. @
f. o. Manning, committed to jail some
days since on the charge of feloniously
taking money from Government officer,
was yesterday discharged by United States
Commissioner Noah, the prosecution hav-
ing been Withdrawn.
Samuel Lea, but who is no kin to a
clever gentleman of that name in South
Nashville WAS vaefarjav taleu hafora
Justice Mathews on a peace warrant grant
ed at the instance of Abe Tsgue, and fail
ing to give bond to keep the peace was
committed to Jail.
The foundationhas been commenced for
another improvement on Summer street.
Adjoining the block now in progress on
the northeast corner of Summer and
Church, two mammoth business houses
viii be erected By G. NJ d. Cantrell.
They will be run back to the rear of Ma
comic HoIl
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TROY.


Troy, June 2O.-A terrific hail storm
accompanied by thunder and lightning,
passed over the city this noon, which did
great damage in the country to fruit, etc.
A similar storm is reported in Albany and
RinChamDort
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Exhibition and Concert by the Pu-
pills Attending the Schools of the
sisters of Mercy.

pills Attending the Schools of the
Sisters of Mercy.
This interesting affair attracted large
number of persons to st. Mary's school
building yesterday afternoon, every seat
being occupied before three o'clock. The
programme consisted of vocal and lnstru-
mental music, addresses, short dramas,
tableaux, awarding of crowns for exem-
plary conduct, and distribution of premi-
ums, all of which was performed in man.
ner highly satisfactory to those who could
see and hear, and frequently drew forth
loud applause Where all performed their
parts so well, we need not particularize.
For the benefit of those who may attend
future exhibitions. we venture a sugges-
ton or two, viz: That the platforms on
either side OF the hall be placed, next year,
en- the east end, on either side of the door.
Remove from the hall all drapery and
evergreens, and everything tending to OBJ
struct the voice, as well as a clear view of
the stage, and insist that every person in
the hall keep their seats during the per-
formance. By following this advice, every
one will be better pleased, the hall will be
much more comfortable, and the exhibi-
ton will prove far more satisfactory to all
concerned
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THE FENIANS.

Charges Against Gen. starr in the
United states Court.
BUFFALO, June 2O.-Gen. Starr and Col.
Smith, connected with the Fenian raid,
left for Canandaigua to answer charges
pending in the United States Court.
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Fire at NIurfreesboro,

We learn that there was valuable resi-
dence belonging to Thomas Woods de-
stroyed by fire at near 8 5o'clock in Muir
freesboro yesterday morning. The build
ing was entirely destroyed, and was valued
at 81 800,
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Remarkable Egg.

A hens egg was brought to our Office
yesterday, which measured eight inches in
circumference, and which is the largest we
have seen. The egg appeared to contain
three yolks, and is every way n remarkable
oyarial production.
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More ConYicts for the Ntnte Prison.

More COnVicts for the state Prison.
Sheriff Gossett will leave Knox county
in few days with eight prisoners for con-
finernent in the Penitentiary, at Nashville.
The prisoners have been convicted at the
late term of the Circuit Court of Knox
county. which adjourned last evening.
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ENGLAND.
Fatal Powder Explosion.


LONDON, June 20.-An explosion oc-
powder mills at Waltham Abbey, near this
city, in which several were killed.
The Unfortunate Nasqueraders.
The death of Lord Arthur Clinton on
Saturday created renewed interest in the
case of the Boulton mRsqueraders. His
dying declaration that he was innocent of
the crime imputed to him is fully verified
by the attendants and companions who
solemply disclaim any criminal purpose in
the woman personation.
Fenian Sympathizers.
The funeral of Mrs Luby, mother of q
Fenian convict at Dublin, yesterday was
attended by crowds of people, sympathi-
Zers with the Fanian movement.
EUIOgy on Charles Dickens.
Many people assembled yesterday to
listen to the sermon of Dean Stanley, of
Westminster Abbey, on the late Charles
Dickens. Part of the last will of Mr.. Dick
ems was read, in which he declines mon
ument, but rests his fame in his published
works. He also urges his children to prac-
tice Christianity in broad spirit, not ac-
ceptlng the narrow construction of any
man or sect The Dean closed with a
glowing tribute to the illustrious dead.
Queer.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has ad-
dressed letter to the Bishop of Bristol
discouraging any movement in the Church
of England to the Ecumenical Council,
and advising absentation from action as
more dignifed, wise and sober. The
Archbishop considers the English formu-
laries sufficient response to the proceed
ings of the Roman Council
DisraeIi on the Defensive.
Disraeli in the second edition of Black
wood, replies sharply to the criticisms
made on Lothian in that magazine
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SPRING OPENING
Il . R rs q,

h - X L = = q,
now complete in every department Of the
trade. Our Goods viii be found mos;
elegant and superb, unexcehed and un
nyalled IN excellence, embracing FoTegn
and Domestic Fabrics OF the choicest and
test designs, being mostly handmade
and warranted in every instance to giye
entire satisfaction. We earnestly invite
the attention of all who desire good goods
which are manufactured with specia
view to first class retail trade.
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TO the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
TO establish the county of Virginia. 10
authorize the sale of delinquent rail-
NEW BUSINESS
( By Mr. Everett, bill to attach the
county of Trousdale TO the Seventh Judi
cial Circuit. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS ON sRooND READING.
To regulate the fast freighting business.
Passed. To amend the charter of New
Market and Buffalo. Turnpike Company.
Rejected. To tax dogs and encourage
wool growing. Rejected.
THE COUNTY OF TRoUsDALE.
Senate amendments to House bill es-
tablishing the county of Trousdale, were
concurred in. eFa~ ~
Adjourned until $50 O'Clock to-mor-
row morning.
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Spring Over Goats. :,
Glengary Spring Over Coats.
Melton Spring Over Coats.
Plaid Cheyiot Suits.
Derby Cheyiot Suits.
English Plaid Suits.
French Plaid Suits
Plain English Melton Suits.
French Piqua Suits.
Granite Cashmere Suits.
French Silk Mix Suits.
Light Color Cashmere Suits.
Elegant Street Coats in all col
ors.
ID. b. Opera Coats
Late Styles in Plaid Pants, dark
and light color.
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats.
Fine Black DOeskin Pants.
Fine Black Silk Vests:
Youths Cashmere Suits.
Boys Suits for spring and sum-
mer wear.
Childrens' Fancy Suits.
Youths Dress Suits.
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Ten cases of vomito and cholera are re-
ported in the jurisdiction of Puerto Prin-
cipe.
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LONDON, June 20.-An explosion oc-
CURED yesterday in one of the Government
powder mills at Waltham Abbey, near this
city, in which several were killed.
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MONDAY, June 20.-The House met at
II o'clock, Mr.. Speaker Perkins in the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
'.t .. RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Nov. 29th, 1868.

Commencing Nov. 18th, 1863.
TRAINS GoISG Scum AND EAST.
Leave " atcabury ht s FAN; 2,t9 and ~
".
Mail train ieayes st. Adams al 6,2E AN, and
conaeCts al Burlington with HE Rutland Road
Al 81 ile River JunctIuD and Bellows alls with
trains Tor Boston, Worcester, Springfield, and
with trains On assuinpsic railroad; arrives at
New York at ! 40. u- .tl
Day Express leaves Montreal at 8 40AM 0g-
densburg at 80, II m for Troy and NY, ariiy
ing in Boston via lowell at 3OPM
Night express leaves Ogdenshurgh at ! p
N, Montreal at4 3G Pm, arriving in Boston at
90 connecting at bellows Falls with
: heshire Railaoad for IIuston and Worcester,
and with VI VALLEY railroad for springfield. DC
and arriving in New York at ,2."O.
TRAINS 90 50 NORTH Ann WEST.
Leave waterbury at 3.25 md s.43 An. 4S5
and 50 FN.
Day Express leaves Boston VIA Lowell 800
AN. Tor Burlington. Montreal, Ugdensburgh and
the west.
Mail train leaves Boston via lowell att 20
AN via Lawrence and Filchburgh nj 7 30 A
ii. Spriu piield at 10 A N, Tor Burlington and
st. Adams. &c.
Accommodation tram leaves No thfieid at 8. 90
NJ, for Burlington liutland. Rousse Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at ~ 10 Pm
receiving pass myers from Vermo It Valley rail.
road, leaving New York at II Is p NJ and from
Cheshire railroad leaving Boston at 5.3"PN con.
Meeting at White River junction with train
leaving Boston at 8, 0 pm. for Burlington, NJ H.
treal. Ronses FONT. and Ogden -burgh. con-
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the west.
sleeping cars are attached to oil night trains.
Through Tickets for hcago and the west for
sae at the principa stations.
O. MERRILL. supt.
st. Adams, May u. 1869 #..
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JOHN Vests Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Lamoille District, IS. In
Probate Court, held at johnson, within and for
said District. on the ID day Of Dec, A. d. 1859.
A. u. WEST, Executor Of the estate of
JOHN WEST, late of Morristown,
In said District deceased, presents his
account for examination and ai owsnce, and makes
application for decree Of distribution and PARTON
OF tho estate of said deceased
Whcreup0n II Is ordered by sa'd Court that said
account and said app icaton he referred session
Of said Court to Ire held mt the Probate Office In said
johnson. on the 18th day Of February, A. ID. 1870,
for hearing and decision thereon.
And u il further ordered, that notice hereof he
gwen to all persons Interested. by publication of
the same three weeks sueccssivev In the Iamoil @
Newsfealer. an'wspapcr published at Hyde Parh
previous 70 said time appointed for hearing. that
they nav appear at said time and place an shGw
iause, If any they may have. why said account
should net he allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court. Attest. S. S, PIKE,
lows Register