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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FRANCE.

| DOINGs OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
BORDEAUX, March SIN the As
sembly today Talsin proposed tbs
abrOgatiOn Of all laws restricting the
right Of the people to hold meeting,
and form associations.
Ihlers, replying to a question ger
main, said the expenses of the wal
outside Of Paris exceeded 100, 900, ,OOC
! francs.
A committee Of the Assembly made
a report in favor of annulling the
election of Garibqldi to the Assembly
| from Algiers. Victor Hugo proceeded
to make a speech warmly defending
Garibaidi, but was interrupted by a
great tumult in the chamber, and when
he attempted to continue, met with a
storm of Kisses. He therefore an
nOunced his immediate resignation.
and abruptly quit the Assembly.
EVACUATING -" MARCHING HOME
AGAIN WITH GLAD AND GALLANT
TREAD"
PARIS, March S.-The Prussians to-
day delivered to the French all the
forts upon the left bank of the Seine.
Emperor William and staff have
left Versailles for Terriers. The Pru5-
slams are to completely evacuate Yer
sallles by the 18th and the neighbOr-
hood by the 18th inst.
1t is hoped that the present difficult
ties in Paris viii pass over without
serious disturbances.
PREPARING FOR VENGEANCE.
PARIS, March S.-The Minister of
War proposes a complete reOrgauiza-
ton Of the army and the defenses of
France, including the erection of for
tlheatlCns upon the new German from
tier.
GOSSIP FROM PARIS.
PARIS, March 8.-The Journal OH
ciel invites the mayors and com
munes to address a demand for
part of the funds sent by the citizens
OF the United States, and urges that a
delegate from the American Govern
ment be added to the commission for
the distribution.
All the theaters are purpOrting to
reopen as soon as gas can be got.
me Bank OF France will commence
issuing balance sheets on Thursday.
A letter from Jules Simon, placard-
ed everywhere, announces the dispo.
sitiOn OF Napoleon to declare him re-
sponsible for the ruin and invasion of
France.
The appointment of Aurelles De-
Paiadines has given OGense because
OF his acknowledged firmuess and
talent. He has a plan for the reor-
ganlZatlOn Of the National Guard.
approved by Thiers. The National
Guard for the future is most diff. |
cult problem.
The dlsgraceful scenes enacted in |
Paris are soon to be put down.
A STRIKE AND THE RINDERPEsT.
LILLE, March 8.-The workingmen
)t Bordeaux have struck. No dis |
.ur6ance Is reported, but troops are |
)n hand to prevent any disorder.
Rlnderpest has broken out in this /
leighbOrhO cd and in the couLtrv
around DOuay.
AGITATION OF THE "REDsU CON
DENINED.
PARIS, March 8.-The press urge
hat the Republicans at Mont martTe |
md Bellville stop their disorderly
conduct, or force viii be used'to sup
press them. They complain of such
and would be friends of the
6epublican government. 1t is to be
lOped the excitement viii soon sub
ide. The agitation is condemned by
ne majority OF the citizens.
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PUBLIC CALAMlTlEs.
The ohIy Mode Of Escape for Msmphl.-
lnaHiii0s is Death.

lN4ullluA - DtEius
If we did nothing more by the sub
scriptlOn to the Selma road than se-
cure direct access to Holly Springs.
and thus the diversion of the wealth
Of Marshall and adjacent counties
from New Orleans and Louisville. the
SUM expended would be Returned
within the year in which the c0nnec-
ton between the metropolis of Ten
nessee and the capital of Northern
Mississippi is effected. Holly Springs
Is now nearly eighty miles distant.
ana practically, utterly inaccessible.
The direct distance is only fOrtv-ODe
miles. The cotton crop shipped from
Holy Springs is not less than % 600
bales, and the trade of that place alone
IS worth vast sum. The Selma road
II II We're never extended bevODd
Holly Springs, would draw cotton To
that point rom several adjacent comm
ties. Holly Springs would become a
depository for plantation supplies
bought in Memphis, for wide dis
trict OF country. The prOductiveness
Of Iippah, IishOmiugO, Lee, Marshall
and other counties would be stimu-
lated, and the two termini of the
road, Holly Springs and Memphis,
would be prOtted In a sum infinitely
greater than the cost Of the road.
We confess that public burdens
are great, because public indebt-
edness is great; but the only pos
sible mode of relief consists in the
process of railway construction. III
we stand still, every evil Of which
we complain viii be aggravated. Our
ability to bear the burdens we have
Will be constantly lessened, and there
is no present prospect Of any diminu-
tiOn OF eXactiOns imposed by multi
piled Federal and other governments. |
To stand still is impossible; to move
backward is fatal; to despond is un-
worthy Of an energetic, progressive |
people; and the only remedy for evils. ]
which all men recognize, consists In 4
the multiplication of those who shun 4
them. The only recourse left US is in I
the perfection Of our railway system /
ana IN the divesture of those mimi [
cal 20 our prosperity of the power to /
InJufe.. Prate about law suits and /
f5lae4ial legislation directed against /
LDe mobile and Ohio and Mississippi .
Sshtra! roads as we may, there is no t
nhal triumph over obstacles hedging I
in the progress Of this city and eounfv'
save IN the construction Of the Selma
road.
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ALBANY, n. Y, March 8.-Dr.
Lemuel Z. NanHOrsen, this morning,
While IN a fit Of deleriUm tremens,
crushed his wife's skull with an iron
griddle, killing her instantly. When
arrested he was asked why he did it,
ana answered: 81 had to do it to save
my own life. They were after me" 3"
The doctor was Incorporate, but both
We're highly esteemed by their ac-
quaintauces.
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The Llbsriy Of the Press on San DOmlnqo.

HAVANA, March Slate advices
from St. Thomas state that the editor
of the st. Thomas Tidellde having
been prosecuted by the Government
ior printing a proclamation, urging
the DOminicans to tree their country
OF Baez, who is selling their father
land like merchandise, the merchants
and principal inhabitats of the place
presented the editor with an address
OF sympathy, in which they say the
prosecution Is an attempt to shackle
the liberties of an independent press.
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Terrific ExpIosioB.

LOUISVILLE, March 8.-TO-night
the rotary rag boiler in DupOnt's pa
per mill, on the corner of Tenth and
Main streets, exploded with terrific
force. One Of the heads was blown out
IN one direction, and the boiler blown
IN another direction two hundred and
twenty-five feet through four brick
walls, No one was injured. The loss
Is estimated at $50, 600. No insurance.
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Thursday, March 80 1871

within l5T al hours, ths foI1wlre r.a-.. ..
r5al estate, tO-Wlt- A certain .1. .- band. .
land, slfnat6 auf lying iu El- r.r--- ...
by and state Of Tennessee. Ha.ra. r bal.
Lot No. OF the NLruOLHs Lu.. .#.r. E.
acres, bounded a. l1lLuw-- baz.lH .r. .. ....
soutWesl corner OF aid i-r aL H Stars
0az pointers thence east Is chains .#..r..
TO stake standing south Ta west y. ... ...
rom black oak marled -B 81. thence -......
chains 3t links, to stake -tHufHr. = .....
oL- east = links from hLz.E rrrr ...r.
q" Il 81 thence west 81 chains 4 ru-- f.
stake SO ndlug D. llks fr.m l while . L.
n1rk ked 90 H 80 thence south s. c1a.nH 81
more or les4-
TRIMS or 7ALE--Ou credit Of six mont S..
purchaser executing & note wi. u sa.gr..-- ....
money.
This March 3, ISL
M. u. l. STEW ART, Clerk ana Master
Pierce. r. IHrarrf= n DIX a...H- ...-
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PRUSSIA.
THANKSGIVING Day.

BERLIN, March Sit is officially
proclaimed that the day Of the Empe-
for's return shall be observed as q day
OF thanksgiving throughout Father
land. The exact date has not as vet
been fixed by the Emperor. No ne
Rod OF mourning viii be appointed.
The Emperor in person win omen
Reichtag on the 2lst.
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French staff officers have taken pos-
session Of Forts ValeFien, Montroeue.
Vauvres, Issy and Bicetre, in the
neighbOrhOOd of Paris. They are to
be occupied by the French army Of
the Loire, in consequence Of dis
turbanees in Paris.
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The President, yesterday, made the
following appointments Of members
accordance with an amendment of the
army appropriation bill relative to
the claims of Southern l0yalists: {:
Judge Adds, Vermont; Ex-senator
Howell, Iowa; and Ex-RepTesenta-
tive Ferris, NeY' York.
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Rel1n pf Terrnr Prnhahla

LEAVENwORTH, March S.-RepOrts
nom Southern Kansas state that it is
likely there will be a repetition Of the
reign OF terror that existed there last
ial, which eliminated in the hanging
OF six or eight returned horse thieves.
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL IsTAEu7
THURSDAY, MARCH 90 is7L

50; 335L-ln me Second Llauc1rF L-1r. RI.
anu A. A 7l-Lllr par t1eIs as Wu'r r1fr. .-r......
q 90. VS. Mrs. d- Il. Roberts. r.. L. il. H...-
ers ard A. WessGu
EQ virtue of an order OF sale made .r ....
- ca.ser VIII sell 40 public aHe. ..H .. .....
highest lLll1rr lu tr0lC 0t flH 0EHsa =. -...
Tennessee on
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HOME DISPATCHES.
Big Fire In Lssysnwurth.

LEAyENwORTH, March 8.-A fire
yesterday burned five buildings on
Delaware street, involving a loss of
about S25, 600. Only partially insured.
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LUM MBER

DOOBs, sash. Blinds, Glass, Fl0srinz CsT-
II ing. Weather Boarding Clear uVura-a-
Poplar and white Pine, dressed BuIIEIHE
LuIu Ger. LaEls a. a EhIugIes Fsu4frs- rrr.-.-
Der. Cedar and Cypress Posts.
Framing lumber cut To- order
- COIN EE AUCTION AND NJ ATE -TT
feZs EIRTLAND q T.TVI Fl4-TIrr
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NOTICE.

r.g.,, ,,eraous having claims against fhses-
~ 40 81 Levi LOWrauce, deceased, are
5ereilv notified 70 present the earnei duiy al
gheuficatef, 70 the undersl smed- az the once
1r TTansoa. sTiugleV b Daaheiu. Attorneys,
5 Union street; and ali persons indebted 70
al q estate are also notified TO make i1nnla-
lat g nay meat at the aama place.
~ J.Ks p, Low RANCE, Adm r
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Cotton Thread Rope.

? ZEN NESSEE manufacture; uuequals1
a quality; IN lots to the trade ohL1- EoF
sale BY nay & PRoUUFIT,
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL I5TAEE8
TRysRDAY. mARCH soth. -

No. 52l5--In tbs second Chaucerv Court Of
shelby county Tguuessas-Wu u. H @r.#-..
ct al VS. samuel A l[saClam.
ID Y virtue Of an order Of sale 1a1c fufH-4
- cause viii sell at public auction To- r|.a
highest bidder In 'front.' OF The once n. .Hs
Second Chan uCery Court OF shelby county .-r
the CITY 81 Mar-r--.- ~ - L
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MOTTO E.
Dissolution Of COpartHershiB.

rTVHE drm OF ALLEN q MCDOUGaT trans
a acting buslns 8 at 834 SECOND sTEETH
was dissolved on ths INST day Of March, Is-
OF the late urun are autnor lied 90 slzu Ll -..-
uldatl1u the name Of Allen 81 McD0uEaT.
Memphis, March 4, ISL D. @. lICDOUa1L.
So Referring yen to the above. and have
ing purchased the interest of M. a. Alleu-
We VII continue business aE tEe OLD
STAND An business iutrusred to our care
shall have our prompt attention, end win
uas eur best endeaV0rs uO give salisiaclluu-
ID. o.. MCDOUGAL q CO.
DC McDOUGAL g. CO.
Successors to Allen g AIoDougaII
General Commission sTChanl8
AND DEALERS IN
Hay. Corn, Oats, Bran, Flour, Neal
LINE, CEMENT, PLASTER AND
WESTERN PRODUCE,
ss4 Second Street. Memphis, Tenn
L. q. ESTES, JR.,
at Law,
BUNIoN STREET.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
Room 5. Lmhn Lee uoee
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uIIEkK-OmclaI crau1uzs OF -.- --..
- 52url state Lottery. CLASS IN
- ''' ''' 3D. So III ~ q, 81 o7, 81, So. -l
Is >, 49 %, 2. s., g.. Sd. Z, VI. 81. 81. -..
EllA7a nom elll o. 81 to- paid .l r..-..
L9-te5-4s 4fa#lnS daily Lu'srEa..a- ..
lli1eq % the above Lottery 1V j. r. ra.s
80 Aortl Court 5Lrsat Boz RI Err.
Tenn. 2. %. MURRAY. MILLER. & "r
ayers. st. Louis, No. -r.
CONSULT DR.. r. C. lIAELArrE. 4. ....
- Medical Institute AZ North Conn ..
for the following diseases r-aa-.F a.--
70 Lle clsmlcaL system OF rla.H......
d pronounced By the most zrr|..a..-
clans a. surgeons of tue present ..- t.. ..
the only true au1 reliable method ....a
ltse'lses tlL Us especially 50 for tlle .- .......
suca-es sllllyr es ally the Ig-.-rU .-.
Lltle diseases 0f whatever class or ...H.- ....
sl 10 llsnlT successful ul1la=
Dlsease-tlls llrm-da1-e dl.aasa rs ..- ..
Win lAe moss =--atllyluz results. sam a.
eases gt almost eVerT form u=r.- EN-.
cured here Consumption ana -a.rrr. ..-
partmaul-L have made m any irr. .-r-..... .....
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al4 nose diseases Eye an % Ear I.a-arrrra .
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hersi cures suar4l -HaI specify and a#....
G5utF- Those SUFFERING fr1an -.rH.r-. ..
1 I4sl5 son, nervous debility. rEce-. =e a- ..-
AlIui Inn paired memory eE1.. e.l. .. ......
Lll4J ana scientifically Erelrar and r....
E-t- 4nteel- -urEisIl UzUarEu-r.
s4lilful surgery Isl REQ li-gu. We Invite r-..
All saaLtlfs al a p lvaLs character held .a....
~ c1nnaeull+l. NJ y otice is So srHaH..a r.....
40 one patient can either See or ..H- ana
oLneF. h1ermz ztrsu succezs.uL.g .r..rr.
nave also e pzalgs sure and safe a.a-.-. ...
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send 81 cents ana stamp or taa..s= On a.- A.. =
eases
Try my Electr0- ATcdiea-aI Ear.. r..-.
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OFtlCs hoUEs Prom ia the UHrrlua ....
2 "a me evening. sundays. ruu 4a.1l E. ..
IN.
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CISCINNArr March 8.-COttou dull. un-
settled; mIddling, nOminally lE49A Flour
Wheat also firm and Ia fair demand. WITH
red at 81 38Gl 4J Corn in good demand at
full prices; 5745Se. Rye firm, at 81 C8aI 05
Oats dropping No. at 5Oa5Ic Barley
dropping, 90995c. Whisky, soc.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAsSACHU.

~ SETS. WORCESTER, SIS Probate CoNrt.-To the
Heirs atlaw, Creditors and all other Penons inter
ested in the Estate of HENRY SIT Is. late OF Boy5lon
in said County, deceased, mites ate, Gre'tin ::
Upon the petition of Sa uel CLARK, you arS hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court to be held at orcs
tec, said County. the first tuesday of March next
at nne O'Clock IN the forenoon to show cause il any
you have, why License should not be granted to said
petitioner upon his Petition, to sell the whole OF tue
Real Estate Of deceased, for the purpose Of payn
debts and charges of administration
And the said petitioner ordered this citation,
by publishing the week, three weeks success
svey, The Worcester Daily Spy n newspaper printed
Worcester The last publication to be day at least
before sad Court, and TO send, cause to be sent,
written or printed copy of notice. properly MALE
postage prepaid, each of the heirs devsees Legal
Of said estate their legal representa- ives, known
the petitioner days least, before said Court
Witness, HENRY CHAP1N, Esquire, Judge of said Court.
this twentyhr day OF February, in the year one thou
sand light hundred and seventy one
CHAS T.. STEVENS, Register.
f22 d3sW*
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First Through Line Across the State
FIRST MORTGAGE
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds

which issued upon this road, limited in amount
to sic 900 per mile (whe many roads issue from $4,000
TO $4,000 and offered 30 and accrued interest," in
currency About two millions and half of these bonds
have already been disposed Of leaving but small bal
ance unsold. which are being rapidly taken.
The most experienced inancers agree that FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, to limited amount, UPON A
FINISHED RAILROAD which is well located for BUSINESS
arc one Of the very safest forms ofinyestment.
Parties desiring to secure hrst-cass security based
upon railroad practically done, and In the hands
leading capitalists who have large pecuniay and bust
interest in its success will do wen to apply the
office of the Company any of its advertised agents.
for pamphlet and map, showing the cnaracterstcs OF
the enterprise.
Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them
for Central lowas at large present profit, beside
handsome increase of interest for long term of years
Parties making such exchange will receive for each
81 900 Bond 81 900 Central Iowa Bond, and the follow
ing difference cash tess the accrued Interest in
rency upon the latter bond and in annual interest this
calculation being based upon market prices of February
LIST, 1871:
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w. H. H. WILCOX.
u. II. HALL a. CO.,
dat Auctioneers,


BY B. W. ABB TIT, Auc Ioneer,
2S9 Main ST.
HOUSE BY AUCTION.-Wll be sold by
~ Public Auction, on the premises. THURSDAY
March 3D. at O'Clock NJ. House No. s, situated on
Cross st., short dis ance from Shrewsb st. Il
tains II rooms Lot about 400 feet, having age
Gross st. of 80 feet.
Part of the purchase money remain on mortgage.
500 down at Close Of sale. Mrs W. kELLEY.
IA b. W. ABBOTT, Auct'r.
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eTee FOR SALE Two very desirable Build
Ss ing OTIS on the north side of Catharine St,
- opposite the residence of Albert 1Omar. ESQ !;
location first class; commands fine view Of the city
aAd surrounding country; convenient TO horse cars.
/. A ELY e. co,
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CLOTHES.
GHOICE HOME INVESTMENT.
MAINE Central RAILROAD,
EXTENSION BONDS.
six Per Gent. Cold Interest.
PAYABLE IN BOSTON, FREE OF U. $. ia

We bog to call attention to the above Mortgage Bonds
as an entirely safe and at the time Profitable in
Yestment. The Loan is for only So 5000,
ie issued deay the expenses of extension the
from Danvle junction to Portland, and is secured
by lst MOrgag', covering road, equipments and fran
chise. 9th Bonds issued der the mortgage 100000
have ban tax by he parties in interest par and of
the S4OO, large portion have recently been ncgotiat
ed.
The Maine ntrai R. X. is now In very fourishing
condition, and the completion of the extension be de
being saw of $4,000 annually, opens the public
every facility for cheap transportation Boston to
the Provinces. w offer these Bonds at the Low RICE
OF 90 Per CENT an accrued Interest.
Fnr fnrfher nj Licn. ars aunly To
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RICE &. WHITING,

TENO THE HONORABLE THE JUSTICES
# the Supreme Judicial Court to be belun nd holden
at Worcester within and for the County OF Wore
On The &C sd iues ay Of Apr!l A. D 1871.
Respectfully shews Mary 2. H1rr ngton of Worcester
said County that she lawfully married to Joseph
iaTln ton a sai Wore ster or the sixteenth Gag OF
DC uber ~ 1855; that they lived together husband
AMI wife il aid Worcester at which place your petit
LETT sal hu band about the fourth day June
A. 1860 an ha never nca hat time live with him
his wife; tn II her sal husband Ill IN the supreme
Jud Court holden at said Worcester at he April
term III reof A. 1870, mis- hbal for dive fio your
petitioner for her deserton Of him was in hi said bel
alug ed, upon viii iDel such cd ngs had that
at sa d April erm A. D. t7i deere G by sal
G urt dlssovlng the bon oil ma rimony between htr
sblnd and herself by reason of such desert on
Wherefore your petitioner prayB il ave to n
. ii for such other further Orders DEGREES
In the Premises 10 law and justice may appcTa
til Ut he may DO permitted to resume her maiden name
Mary z. lie &c. MARY D. HARRINGTON
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BREWSTER, SWEET & CO., Boston,

NOR SALE-A small Stock of Boots and
IL Shoes. with Lease Of an old-estabished store, O.
AZ Main street. with fixtures Rent small Good oppOf
tunltY for person with moderate means Inquire OF
ia distf y ~ = II Main st.
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n X. HUBBARD.
BUSINESS IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY!


COMMONWEALTH OF MASsACHU-
~ SETS = Worcester S. Probate Ccnrt-ro the
Next OF Kim Creditors and all other persons interested in
the Estate of JAMES BRENSES late of New brazil
tree. in said county. deceased, ntestate: 49,
Upon the petition of Noses Pollard y 9u ~" pf
Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday o.
March next, nine O'Clock in the foreuoOnf 70
show cause, ii any You have why letter of admin stf
ton the estate OF said deceased should not be grantee
to said petitioner
by publishing The week, two weeks sue
cess:vely, in the Worcester Daily spy, newspaper
printed Worcester the last publication to be one day,
at least before said Court and send or cause to be
sent written printed copy of this notice. properly
mailed postage prepaid TO each Of the heirs devsees
legatees of said estate, their legal representatives.
known to the petitioner seven days at least before sau
Court.
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire Judge OF said Court
This tweytrst day OF February in the year one thu-
sand eight hundred and seventy. One. .- .,
fo3 40 "
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CIDER AND VINEGAR.

che subscriber keeps constantly hand and for salt
by the keg or barrel, Plain ami Refined Cider and Ci
Vinegar free from aduerItionl Order left with 4.
RED l4s Nam sheet, with the suhso ber hrews
bury. l.. b. HAfGbOD.
Nd
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
WORCESTER, IS. Office OF the Clerk of the Supreu
in lc q Count at Worcester. In Vacation. Fehrua

WORCESTER, IS. Office OF the Clerk of the Supreme
Ju ic a Cvu't at Worcester In Vacation, Fehrua
I'D, \. ID. ISL.
On tile on aforesaid II is Ordered by the Clerk OF
said Court that the i'll ner notify the said luse y
harmon to ape ar at the xt Term of this Court,
10 be hold At Wore ster, Aforesaid the second fur
day Of April KIT, by publish attcsrd copy of said
Pet un this order one wee k three weeks success
siv ly, in thu Worcester Dauy Spy, newspaper
printed In Worcester af resaid, the last pub lea
ton be hrty days least, before the sitting of
Court; also by rving h IN with 1T s;ed copy Of
SaII rtUn an this order thereon fou teen days az
All tn shew cause why the prayer OF said Petition
should not be granted.
copy of the Libel and Order of Notice
Attest; JOSEPH MASON, Clerk.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ SETrS.-W oRcEsTER, IS. Probate Court. To the
Herat law Next OF Him. and all other persons interest,"
in the estate of Edmund LINES, therwise collie
Gree ing:
Upon the petition of Sarah Lines you are hereby cited
10 appear Probate Court to be held at Worcester,
in said county, the rt Tuesday Of March next, ~
have why instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament of said deceased should be approved
And the sad petitioner ordered to this clta-
ton, by publishing the same once week, two weeks
printed at Worcester the last publication to be one day
at east before said court and to send cause to be
sent written printed copy Of this notice, properly
mailed postage prepaid to each of the heirs devsees
or egatees Of said estate their legal representatives.
known to the petitioner, days at least, before
said court.
Wines HENRY CHAPLIN Esquire. Judge of said Court.
this twenty third day of February, IN the year one
THOUSAND eight hundred and seventy one.
CHAS. L. STEVENS, Register.