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LOUISIANA.

Popular Opposition to Legislative Financial
Schemes-InGem yinG Banks for Losses
During the War.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2s, 1870
mass meeting has been called for saturday eve.
ming or all VINO value the welfare Of the city and
State who are opposed to the financial schemes now
pending before the Legislature to increase the bur-
dens OF the people, deprecate the bonds ruin the
State debt, create mon0polies To eat out tie sub
stsnce {. ne ne so;s.s rsos and ernie sIs commerce.
re%gn"T ~ ,na nas nraSsn Wy XII ~
which cOntemplates the issue OF from three 70 nine
millions OF bonds favor OF certain banks by way
OF ndemniiyng them for losses incurred during the
late war In aid OF the Confederate cause.
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PRINCE ARTHUR.
sight Seeing Around WashInst0n-A Drive
In virginia-Diplomatio Dinner mt Minister
Thornton's-Secretary Fish's Reception.

Sight Seeing Around WashIngton-A Drive
In Observation-Disclosures Dinner mt Minister
Thornton's-Secretary Fish's Reception.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s, 1870
Prince Arthur, Notwithstanding the active part he
TOOK at the ball last night was up at compare
lively early hour this morning, ana, after hearty
fast, went out for walk with Colonel Ephin-
stone. As walkist the Prince is success. He makes
nothing or four or six miles, and always returns
almost as fresh as when he started out During the
week he has been in Washington he has not allowed
day TO pass without taking walk. In this way
he has made himself familiar with the city and
with Its principal points or interest. Being close
observer ne VIII go away with better knowledge
OF Washington and OF its society than many persons
who remain through an entire winter. The Prince
ana Colonel Elphnstonc returned to the British Lega
ton about two O'Clock and had lunch. At three he
went out for ride with Mr.. Thornton and Colonel
Epninstone. He drove across the Long ridge and
up the Virginia SIDE Or the Potomac the Acqueduct
bridge and thence back to Mr.. Thornton's where
preparation was made for dinner. This was the
last OF the series or dinners given in hts honor,
aaa se rs grand affair
Princes suite there were present at the
dinner. NJ. Maurice Delfosse, the Belgian Minister
Confederation +. u. BllIe Charge dAfrares OF Den
mark; Sehor Don Manrco Lopez Roberts, the Span
ish Minister; Colonel Don Manuel Freyrez the Peru.
Wan Minister; SeIor Magalhaens, the Brazilian Min
lister; A. Mazel Minister Resident OF the neither
lands; Senators Schurz Williams and Anthony, aud
General Banks at hali-past ten the Prince, Mr..
thornton, Colonel Elphnst0ne, Lieutenant Pickard
aud Ensign Fitzroy attended the reception OF
Secretary Fish. The party remained but q
short time at Mr.. Fishs. From there they
walked to the residence OF Speaker Blaine. about
ton. The entrance OF the Prince at the Spca kers
was the signal for q general concentration OF the
visitors towards the place where ne stood IN CONVEX
Sati0n with speaker Blaine. After remaining q
short time the party retnred to the British legation
AT noon tomorrow the Prince and suite. accOmpa-
MED by Minister Thornton, will leave in special
car for New York, where they Will remain several
nalH.
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CUBA.
Announcement Of tho Capture OF Guimsro by
Pueblo.

Announccmcnt Of tho Capture or Guimsr0 by
Pueblo.
HAVANA, Jan. 2s, 1870
The Dturfo of this morning announces the capture
OF GuimarO, the capital OF the insurgents, by the
forces under General Pueblo after severe combat
and that Pueblo Is now returning to the coast on &C.
count Of scarcity OF provisions.
Pueblo Safe-Tho Taking or Guaimara Not
Confirmod-A Spanish Account Of a Big
Battle ON the First of Janmary-Particulars
OF Puelio's March-Genernl Jordan Re-
ported to Have Superseded Quesada.
HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1870
A steamer arrived to-day from Nuevnas. she
confirms the arrival at that place OF General Pueblo
on the 22d inst.
Letters OF late date received from Puerto prin-
cipe make no mention OF the taking OF Guaimara by
Pueblo, although they state that his troops took
strong positions In the surrounding country and
occupied Guaimara Campana, the Old site OF
Guaimara.
The Diarto publishes report by an eyewitness
OF heavy engagement on the lst Of January which
resulted In great destruction OF life. During
the night the insurgents constructed q line OF
intrenchments, and the Spanards being unaware
OF TINS TACT, were surprised with heavy volley OF
musketry and cannon. The troops then stOrmed the
lntrenchments. The rebel loss Is estimated at over
800 killed, and the Spanish loss at nearly 200 killed
and wounded, principally wounded. General Pueblo
remained on the battlefield several days.
Oricial accounts state that while General Pueblo
remained near Guaimaro he made daily excursions
In the surrounding country but met no parties Of
insurgents. He finally withdrew to Arryro Honuo
where he waited fifteen days until he could collect
sufficient transportation to enable him to undertake
his return march. During the latter part of the
campaign his troops were obliged to live on unsalted
meat
Several wounded officers OF Pueilos force have
arrived In Havana.
small steamer, supposed TO be a ilibuster had
been captured BY Spanish gunboat and brought TO
Nuevtas.
Castanon, editor Of the Voz de Cuoo, has gone to
Key weso, it is reported to fight duel with the
editor OF the Key West Republican.
II is reported that rebel correspondence has been
captured, which shows that General Jordan, who
commanded the rebel forces opposed to Pueblo, has
been appointed to supersede General Quesada.
The steamer saxonia sailed to-day for Hamburg.
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MyM INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. J,

WAsHINGTON, Jan. ~, lS1o
Chief Engineer W. II. shock has been ordered to
Portland. Me-. charged with tho duty or inspecting
the British iron clad turret ship Monarch with gene
raj Instructions inspect oil parts OF the vessei
connected with the engineers department; also the
suIrets, &C. He proceeds at once.
Commodore Joseph r. Green IL ordered to COM
ahad and the south squadron OF the North Atlantic
nses, holstlng hs broad pennant on board the Con-
xrcss. Lieutenant Charles III. Stockton Ii ordered
ii1 9 tne PhiladelDhla Navy Yard TO the Congress.
are also ordered TO tine Congress:
Thomas Paymaster Caspar Schencs snd Flrst Aa
Sistant Engineer A. II. FISHER
- Muster DANIEL w. Davis Is ordered TO the st Marys
~ ymas.gr yalnes > carpenter TO the Colorado, Pay.
master Miliain =. Forbert to the Idaho and First
Assistant Engineer Charles Fisher to the Yantic
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Premier 0llivier's Commercial Policy
for France.
George PeabOdy's Estate in Eng
land Released.
ENGLISH COTTON SPlNNERS ON sSTRlKE.'
Reported Severe Fight
i'm" in Cuba.
ENGLAND.

Cotton SPinners' Strike-Cabinct Policy-The
Alabamn Ciaims-George Peabody,s Estate.
LONDON, Jan. 2s, 1870.
The cotton spnners in the factories at Wigan Lam
casnire. are a strike, and 5000 hands are idle.
Sir John Duke Coleridge, Member of Parliament
rom Exeter. addressed meeting OF his constitu-
ENJOY last evening In an important speech, defining
and defending the policy Of the Ministry.
The lands belonging to the estate OF the late
George Peabody. which were recently seized by the
of1cers OF the Crown have been released by order
OF the government
One OF the city journals states that negotiations
on the Alabama claims question have been sus.
pended.
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TENNESSEE.

sstntc Constitutional COnvention-The Suffrage
Amendment Adopted.
NASHVILLE, Jan. IS, 1870
In the Constitutional conavenrion to-day an amend
ment to the State constitution was adopted py o
vote OF so to 10, conferrng the right Of suffrage
on all male citizens OF the United States twenty-One
years OF age who shall have been resident OF Ten
nessee twelve9months and Of the county In which
vote Is offered SIX months previous to an election.
IL also requires each voter before exercising the
right or suffrage at any election to show that he has
pald the pOl-tax assessed against him.
Both branches OF the Legislature adopted unani-
mousy resolutions thanking the Convention for
accepting The foregoing amendment.
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MISSOURI.

Shooting Of n Member Of the Legislarure-
Outrage Upon Federal Officer.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2S, 1870.
Joseph Pulitzer, member OF the lower house OF
the Missouri Legislature from ST. Louis, was shot
and wounded IN the leg by Edward Augustine
supervisor OF Registration this DISTRICT The affair
grew out OF charges against Augustine by Pulitzer
In his correspondence 10 the WesLice Post he being
the correspondent OF tnat paper
The Tunes publishes an account OF an outrage
committed upon Colonel William A. Lewis, formerly
Colonel OF the One Hundred and Fifteenth Illinois
regiment at CavaIry, Franklin county IN this State
by members OF the Grand Army OF the Republic, Oi
which Lewis was also member.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

The following matlnees are announced for this M.
ernoon:-"Iiamlet," at Booths; "ours,n at Wal.
lacks; ''Surf," at the Fifth Avenue; La Grands
Duchesse, at the Theatre Frantais; "Paul pryn ana
"Robert Macaire,n ut the olympic; civilian Tell
ties at the COmique and Tony PASTORS Opera House
and equestrian and acrobatc performances at M
Circus
An allegorical extravaganza, being a clever per-
version OF TennysOn's poem OF .The Princess,n haa
tragic actress from the provinces. ls hguly spoken
OF Us the heroine.
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AUSTRIA.

Parliamentary National Oppositi1n-Crbine
Complications.
VIENNA, Jan. 49, 1870.
The deputies Of TJrol threaten to withdraw from
the Austrian Diet because they denied the right
to vote and the influence in that body to which they
ere entitled.
Prince Auersperg, by the advice OF the leading
members OF his family, has refused overturcs to
form a new Cabinet.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Resolution of the London Board Of Trade on
REIMBURSEMENT of the Tariff.
LONDON, Ontario, Jan. 2S 1870.
The Board OF Trade held meeting this afternoon
and passed the following resolution
Resolved That IN readJustment OF the tariff a
duty be levied that 1t operate as an Incl.
dental protection to such OF our manufacturers as
require It, and that hostile tarin OF the States
be met with tariff OF our own having the same
tendency
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While engaged In the drug business discovered superior
mode of preparing FLUID EXTRACTS has been
upwards OF nineteen and IN order to satisfy
scepical appends the following
From the largest manufacturing chcmis. in the world
am acquainted with Mr. u. 4. HELaBOLD. He occupied
the drug opposite residence
conducting the business where others had equally
before hn | have been fsvorably Impressed with his
character and enterprise WILLIAM WEIGliTMAN,
nrm of Powers a Wegh.nan, Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Browning Streets Philadelphia.
NOVEMBER 10, 1854.
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GEORGIA.

Members of tho House Qualined-TIrrco Col
oretl Members Sworn In.
ATLANTA, Jan. 2s, 1870
The House today, by vote OF CO to sc, decided to
qualify and seat those persons who received the
next highest vote TO those members who were de-
Clared ineligible, and those whose seats were de-
clarcd vacan. by General Terry. Nine members
were sworn lnto-day, OF whom three were colored
Inen.
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VIRGINIA..
The Negro Troubles in Richmo ond.

The NeGrO TfOnbIes 1n KichmOnd.
RICHMOND, Jan. 2s, 1870.
In the matter OF the negro troubles with the
street car company, Mayor Cahoon has decided that
the attempt Of the blacks was made In violation Of
military orders making distinction, and that now
tnat the state Is under the rule Of the authort
ties the negroes must seek redress IN civil suits
fore the state Courts criminal prosecution before
the Federal Courts,
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SPAIN.

Political Observation-Disclosures Returns.
MADRID, Jan. 49, 1870.
The exclusion OF radicals from the Cabinet causes
feeling OF discomfort which is daily gaining
strength.
In the recent elections the monarchists poed i've
sevenths OF the popular vote.
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ALLEGED liz 20 Rtraoilsy flsf.

About eleven O'Clock last night a fire occurred on
the first floor OF No. TO Third avenue, occupied by
Ulman Grantz as a clothing store. The loss Is
placed by the police at $loo insured for $1,000 10
Is supposed TO be OF an incendiary origin and Lud-
Wick Ulman and David Grantz, proprIetors wers
arrested and held subject to order OF Deputy Fire
Marshal Miller.
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GERMAN r.

Cabinet Difficulties i'm Bnvnrfa.
MUNICH, Jan. 20, 1870
Differences between the government and Parla-
rnent have resulted In o ministerial Crisis.
The Upper House insist on the resignation OF
Prince Hohenlohe and the Cabinet over which he
presdes.
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fkcBASlE FATAL ACCIDENT.

Last night Louis Fox aged ten years, was run over
BY one OF the wagons OF the National Express Com.
pany at the corner or Broadway and Liberty street
and was seriously Giured. He was removed to hts
home NO. lS0 broadway.
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A.-Free from Dirt.-Is There nny Hair
coorng preparation either here Europe escnn-
bles PHALON's vIrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR TIR
HAIR Not II is a clear from the bot
te does not stain tho skn and produces
shades OF color. II has sediment.
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haze advertised preparation hELMEoLB'S BUCHU,
as cure Tor Ds9ass of the Bladder, kidney, Grsye Drop
s &c give the public evidence OF IA merits IN certificates
which nre advertised In this will above
that there "A prepared for thesc diseases hat
has eiectc 4 the number OF cures.
II. T. HELMBoIAD. Druggist,
5ss Broacvsay, New Yesk.
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Balls, Parties, Weddinas.-Lndies, you cnn
1nd all the various styles OF Boots and Slippers n.
MILLER 4 CO.'S, No. 3 Union sQuars
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The, Lungs are Strained and K5cised by =
perssent Cough the general 9Th wasted
ole Complaint established thereby yAgSrs'S Ex-
PFC rORANT Is effective remedy los Couts Coils,
and exarts beneficial effect the Pulmonary and Bron-
CHI al Organs Sold everywhere
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Royal Havana Lottery.-prizes Paid In Gold.
Information furnished. The highest ouboons
and all kinds Of Gold aud silver
TAYLOR d CO., BANKERS, 10 Wall sirse, ". 4.
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THE INDIANS.
A Pawnee Raid Upon Friendly Tribes-Suc.
ccssful Hunting Expedition.

ccssful Hunting Expedition.
CHICAGO, Jan. %, 1870.
Reliable information received at Omaha from the
Pawnee Reservation shows that the report OF the
disaster to the Pawnee raiders was exaggerated
Four Indians had their feet and hands frozen, and
were to reach the Reservation but the others
arrived safely. They captured 129 ponies from
friendly Indians the Arkansas river but say that
they had no dght. superintendent Janney win re-
the stolen properly to the owners ana have the
leaders OF the stealing expedition punished.
The hunting expedition had returned, having been
successful. Large numbers or bulfal0 were Killed,
with other game.
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Amcr!ca.-Restorcr America, for the Hair.
For restoring the natural color Of tho hair has
II
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Colonel Enker's Indian Fiaht-One Hundred
and Twenty-Three Indians KiiicG-!se.
c0very Of Stolen Property.
FORT SHAW, Montana. Jan. %, 1870.
Colonel Bakers expedition against hostile Indians
has just returned. They killed l73 Indians destroyed
'forty-iour lodges, with all the winter supplies,
robes, &C., and captured over 300 horses The
Blood Indians delivered up all the stolen stock in
their camp. Most OF the murderers and marauders
OF last summer were killed. me expedition was
complete success. Colonel Bakers loss was one
killed and one wounded.
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Perfect Manh00d.-Essays for Gouns Wen,
free, IN sealed envelopes HOWARD As sOElATTON.
Box L. Pm
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II. r. Hcimboid, Druggist,

CristadOrO's Unrivntled Hair Dyc.-SoId
and applied at bis wig and scalp factory No.
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IL. +. Pingct a. Son, So Nassau Street,
Reliable English. Swiss and nercan Watches at pTces
Fine watches repaired and adjusted Nearly dy years.
practical experience
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Best Ia tho
world. The only perfect harmless reiabh
ncous. Factory 10 Bond street.
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A.-Lndles' Faces EnRmelled; also, the Prep
araon for sae with Instructions by N. LAUSsON, 100
Broadway.
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Test $4,000,

Hhenrnetism-Ncurnlci Cured
or rnongy refunded. DR.. FlrLERS RHEUMArfC RENE
Di, s0s broadway Prices reduced; sol4 by AL dgugs
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Nineteen Years

Nineteen Years
IL r. HELNBOLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHU has been.
established. The certificates OF
ton They will be Advertised this paper pn ting 10,
time. Writo OF Che pateus should you stats
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Observe That the Fac Simc Of My Drag
chemical warehouse Ia tho sfses bottle
aud signed H. 4. HELMBOLD. Beware or bogus puchus
made by bogus Druggists anu sold under pnnes
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fersonaa lnfallibiiity Appealed 20 France.
ROME Jan 2S 1870.
Tne Archbishop OF Algiers has left Rome for
Paris TO ascertain the views OF the Emperor on the
dogma On the personal infalibIlity or the Pope
The uncertainty as TO the Eperors position on rhIs
question caused the Holy Father serious uneasucss.
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yXmCer $1,000.

I VnCer SD,UVU.
Not thai like the idea but may wou,d liks
the matter testei,t whether HELM BOLD'S BUCiu has
effected than any physician tcdicns In such
d,seases 1t is recommended, matter by who whom
ale
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Wnrer S5.ana.

In this paper advertise certificates effected by
HELhBoLD's BUCHU | will wager ,he .Nn Q, S,on
thsk there physician drugg3t IN The tnsei stai
who produce evidence OF cured ia dasgs o. Vic
bladder, kidooys and argyo.
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Map nas.

rabd DOG was Killed In avenue O. near our.
teoath atrae. Yesterday.
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Fine Gold Repeating Wafrhes,
which strike the hours, quarters and minutes.
GOLD CROSoMETERS,
by Geo. c. Alien Importer AIS BIoadway one
below Canal street.
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ROME.

The Council COmmissiOns-Beath of a DIexi.
can Prclate-Episcopal Harpugues.
RcME, Jan. n, 1870.
At meeting OF the Ecumenica Council to-day
notice was given Of the nomination OF Cardinal
Barnabo Prefect Of the College OF the Propaganda,
to be President OF the Commission on Eastern Rites
and Apostolic Missions
The death OF the Archbishop Of Vera Cruz was an.
n0unced to the Council.
Six fathers addressed the body but no new sub
)ects OF discussion were introduced the, speeches
being confined to questions under discussion at pre.
vtOus meetings.
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Died.

J0NEs.--On Wednesday, January 20, at Ottawa,
Canada, FLORA JONES, daughter OF Alfred Jones,
Esq.
The funeral services will be held In the First Pres.
byerian church. Yonkers this Saturday afternoon,
at two O'Clock. Train leaves Tnlrtierh street
T.. NJ.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Comfy,

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News bv
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ligence; Washington News; obituary Notices: Edito-
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TERMS Single subscription, 50; Three copies, $5;
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cents each. limited number OF advertisements
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lFor other Deaths see Ninth Page.I
A.-The Great Sale OF the Highest QunIi,

OF Diamond and other Jewelry by order e. w. Burr
Esq, Trustee, will be concluded this day, 10 O'clock as
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legal.
GUARDIAN NOTICE.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court. held at
Caledonia ID strict, )the Probate Otlice IN st.
JohnsbuIy within and for said District, the 18th
of September A. ID. 1870.
Rachel NJ. Chandler. guardian OF " alter VI. Chandler
WILDER +. Chandler and Flora + Chandler minors and
heirs 10 the estate of Hiram Chandler. deceased.
makes application said Court tor license sell the
following described real estate Of her said wards wit
Onehaf the rever>Onarv interest 81 their late faith
er real Samuel Chandler. late of Peach
in said district, deceased representing that the
sale thereof. Tor the purpose of uE the prOCe eds
OF sale interest investing the in stocks
in other real estate. would be beneficial To said
wards
WheredpOu. IT Is ordered by said Court that said APP
picatiO be referred to session thereof 10 be held AT
Inc Pro- Office, in sud JOAnsbr on the Jti
,iay Nov A. y 1870. Tor hearing ana rCisi"n Ia "
on and urthe ordered, that all persons intere>tt
be notified hereof 10y publication Of notice OF SAID appC
ton and thereon, three weeks sue 's>ivey IN :he
"alriuuIu printed 81. JOhr~bUry, before said time OF
hearing. that they may appeal at said time and place
and, if they CAUSE. Obj ct thereto.
Il. the CuLrt.-Attc-t,
"A 81 Asa l.. FRENCH. Jud e oi Probate.
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Daniel j. KNIGHTS Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Irotate Court, held Al
District Ez-,x Guild..a within and iOI
rsId district, the lt y 81 October $50.
To the heirs at ltH, ad all Other persons int =:
in the Daniel !. hui2, dcceas d, late Of i'r
Land ia tine county OF Cumberland md Of Maine
Whcr,il- Francis A smith, adm nistratJr. with
the will X d, OF said DAM J. Knight, and tn'
truztCc uf II, lien j hniSh, urd tho provi ions o
sal will has applied said probate court oi license tt
ell all the in his stare. LeonginS o h
OF said Daniel j. kni- hit and held by him q
Of aid Helm J. Knight notice l. hereby g1v"i
rIid applied will be H. ard tciOrc sid pIOla
zessiOn thereof 10 b. held AZ the PrOiac OF
nee. said truiidhall the -@h day of October,
H., $50 An. il j. further ordered that copy OF thu
record of hi order pu lishcd three weeks uc crsive
y the '1lcdouiIn, printed 1t JUhErbury, prcviou
TO said time appOateI Tor hearing.
BY TIE Cvurt,-Attrst-
S., WA. Ii HAIR SIIOi:N, Judge Of Probate
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READ, READ, READ.

Tn following letter from the largest drug house in
the nitcd it,.
Office Geo. {. Goodwin and Company Wholesale
druggist = Harmon II. Boston $50.
Der sir W" have Id DODDS NEEVINE for the
ler six YEAR and b7hfy say that has given en-
tire sati-ic oI al jNfdHc. IA Is We know.
During the It's YER We have 30 over mot
SAND ,ttl-s your v;u Ibe medicine and consider
it, immense sale sutc ien proof of its Ielisbili V
Truly your, GEp. I. GouDwIx.
sor sale by AL Druggist FElee 81 s4-57