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Good-Splendid.-We are under obliga.
tions to Mr.. 8. H. Crounse for the follow
ing notice of God. send to our Pixies Peak
and Pioneer people. Although the largest
voting precinct In Deer Lodge county two
years ago, with live or six hundred men
within radius of three miles, Pioneer has
never had 4 post-of1ce nearer than Gold
Creek-six miles distant-where not over
twenty or thirty persons, at most, received
mails. There Is great big history CON-
nected with this affair, but Pioneer gets
mail now, and that is good enough for ono
day. BY the way, when was tho p. o. c.
tab)ished, and who is P. NJ?
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EDgroR NEW NORTHWEST:
The following order was received at this
Office at this p. m.:
"Posr- MASTER, Helena - The Contractor
on Route No. l6,O06, from Helena to Mis-.
soula has been instructed, in pursuance of
an order of the Post Master General, to
omit Gold Creek and embrace Pixies Peak
aud Pioneer. -...
This order to take effect June 1st, 1871"
(Signed) GILES A. SMITH,
I'd Asst p. N. Genl
Helena, May % 1871.
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The Death Sentence Of Jesus Christ

We find in a copy of the New London
Conn.,, Democrat, sent to friend, the fol-
lowing transcript of the sentence Of
death, pronounced upon Jesus Christ, with
the specifications upon which the same was
founded translated from the columns Of
the CablisAe Zeisung, German paper.
The following sentence pronounced by
Pontius Plate, late intcndent on tho Prov.
incc of Lower Galilec, that jesus of Nsza.
rcth shall suffer death by the cross.
In the seventeenth year of the reign of
the Emperor Tiberius, on tho 2jth day of
the month of March, in the most holy city
Jerusalem, during the pontificatc of Anna
Mas and Cataphas.
POntius Plate, intendent on the Province
of Lower Galilee, sitting in Judgment in
the Presidential seat of the prGt0r, senten
ces Jesus of Nazareth to death, on the cross,
between two robbers, rs the numerous and
notorious testimony Of the people proves.
l. Jesus is a misleader.
2. He has excited the people to sedi>
ton.
n u. 49, .-.-x =. A.. laws
1. He calls himself the Son OF God.
8. He calls himself falsely the King of
Israel. ..
Q. He went into the temple followed by
q multitude carrying palms in their hands.
OIuCI ILC uuSS CCutulSOu <&Ou WI uO~
Illus to bring him to the place of execution.
FOrbids all persons. rich or poor, to pre-.
vent the execution of Jesus.
The witnesses who have signed tho exc.
cution against Jesus, are
1. Daniel Robani, Phariscc.
2. John Zorobobcl.
3. Raphael Roboni.
4. Cspat.
Jesus is to be taken out of Jerusalem
through the gates of Tournes.
This sentence was engraved on plate OF
brass, in the Hebrew language, and on its
sides arc the following words: "A sim
liar plate has been sent to each tribe" 1t
was discovered in the year 1880, in the city
of Acquilla, in the kingdom of Naples, by
a search for the Roman antiquities by the
commissaries in the French army Of Italy.
Up to the time of the French campaign in
southern Italy, 1t was preserved in the sac
ris'y of the Carthusians, near Naples where
it was kept in box of ebony. Since then
it has been kept in the chapel of Cascrty.
The French translation was made literally
by members of Commission of Arts. Den
on had fac sinnile of the plate engraved,
which was bought by Lord Howard, ON
the sale of his cabinet for $500 francs.
There seems to be no historical doubt rs to
the question of authenticity. The reasons
Of tho sentence correspond exactly with
those Of the gospel.
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Card Is Five Lines: Square Ten Lines Of this
type. Local Business Notices Is cents per line
~ Correspondence, short and ncwsy, solicited
from each camp. Writer'S name must accompany each
letter, to guarantee good faith. Permission to
initials preferred.
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Che a(ew 2lorth 'West,
DEER LODGE, MONTANA.

TERMS S-CURRENCY.
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II. CIR clslN,
physicinn and Surgeon,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.

\ u. MITCHELL, H. D. L. Z. HOLMES, NJ ID.
MITCHELL k& HOLMES,
Surgeons and Physis.iHns
once at County Hospital, Corner ID and Street,
DEER LODGE. MONTANA. lily
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G., an infantry brigade from Brooklyn,
and brigsde from Jersey City.
The yacht race to-day, twenty miles to
the lceward from the light-ship and re-
turn, resulted in another triumph for the
Columbia over the Livonia, which was
beaten about quarter of a mile.
The Atlantic Fire Insurance Company
of Brooklyn has suspended business in
consequence Of its Chicago losses The
directors profess corfdence in being able
to resume in a few weeks.
Cbauncy Bedell has been appointed re
ceiver Of the Manhattan Insurance Com.
pany President Palmer il sid to be rs
moved and holds Possession % the eecuri
ties Of III concern.
CHARLES O'Conuor occrpt~ the appoint.
meut rs es-oci,tcd counsel to the Sta'e
ATTORNEY General in the pro-ecution Of
per-ons concerned il tn city aud county
frauds.
The Chamb.r Of Commerce relief com.
mit:ee have appropriated $4,000 for the
relief Of the Chicago refugees here.
Two thousand pouudz sterling tho con.
tribu ;iou~ Of 81 fi4d, England, for ths
relief Of the Chicago sufferers, has beer
received
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Special 20 the Rutland HERALD
Vermont bible Society.


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New York, Oct Is.
Tteex mutation Of Mayor Hall before
th~ Grtrd Jury trAcS place Friday.
Judge Tracy of the Tammany general
committee declines longer service.
A number of old creditors of Tweed
are shout prosecuting claims against
him.
The body Of Henry Stenigrber, propri-
et,r Of a mineral water factory in Cincin-
natl was found in one Of the mineral
water v.'- yesterday morning. Quite a
quantity Of w,ter hid been bottled and
sold eforo tho body was di=covered
a Cincinnati dispatch says the public
anxiety regarding the prospect of a coal
famine in this city il increasing. Coal
which sold lately at 81 per ton is now
selling At So It il -sid that their j. only
a -uffi lent supply for five days l. il
impo-eihlo TO procure any by the river on
account % low water. and She railroads
will b w. 20 he brought into reputation
to avert the threatened famine.
Fifty thousand jmr igr nt4 arrived at
this port during the month s Of July aud
August
Mr. Charles Darbon of Leonsville, Ohio,
shot himself while watching at the bed.
side of his dying wife last night. He
died shortly afterwards. They had been
married less than a year
Miss Carrie Monroe, known az the
Boston Fat Girl, died On borsd the ship
Voigs in the passage from New York to
Savannah, and was buried at SEQ. She
was on her way to exhibit in Georgia.
The Chamber Of Commerce adopted a
memorial which has been forwarded to
President Grant, that government aid to
the sufferers in Michigan and other place,
will probably be necessary, and assuring
him that Congress would undoubtedly
sanction any outlay for this benevolea,
purpose.
1t has been announced that the mii.
tary escort of the Grand Duke Alexis up.
on his arrival in this city shall consist OF
the first division of infantry, N. 2. s. N
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NEW YORK, Oct. IS.
CorTos-The markets. &c lower. Gales 800
bales. Addling uplands l9A,
RLoUH-D Dull and to 10 lower Sales $3.50
hbIs. state s. 30l7 so; Round Hoop ONO
81 O0g7 60; Western 81 30g7.S0; Southern $40
az 5.
WHEAr-Opened 10 lower and closed stead
Ter II a decline. sales II, 4oo bush. No. Spring
81 STALLS: No. 2 do. si.49GL52; No. do.
s14ls winter red western Al sl.55Gl So
y hlIe MicNigan sl.f5Gl72; amber state 81 90.
Cons over. ~4le- lz4 90 bush. Mixed West
ern 1915 y c III store and 76h a77c sfoat.
OATs Tn market Il heavy. sal@s 5000 bush.
quoted a. JUGLjL
BEEF-Quet
PoRk TIE rnarks. is moderately active and
steady at 3l3 ga 3.37.
LABD-The market is quiet ard steady at 9k
9l0a.
Br1,rrR.-The market is dull.
WHIsKY-The market is hrmer at 9jG95H.
R1CE-steady at S : TO 9.
srGAR- In moderate request. Musc0y2co
9sl0; refining 919a.
CoFFEE The market is quiet. RIO l5g2oH.
M0LAsst s-D-N.
NAVAL STORES.
sr.ul-s TUErEHTIEE- MARKET is firm at 69S
TO-
RosIy-The market is firm at s42o94 "a
for strained
23AR 24.
T.LL.w The market Is steady.
Wool quiet and firm. Pulled j5GG2.
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TIE NAyrNAL LIFE Insurance
CuurA>Y OF CuICAGo.-The President
f ,Re National Life Insurance Company
writes that if the hsnk vaults arc saved
their ,os. VII he tr fling Mt most; in any
event it cantot cxc-~d 100000, leaving
the capital uuimpaired, with surplus o,
at loost $4,000 The National plan Of
keeping the reserve in their own pockets
il inst beginning to be appreciated by the
neopIe. The new flee is in J. d. Web
her's lone Of the djrectors| now block at
G39 West Lake street.
We have sent our special agents to
Milwaukee, and St Louis to have new
policies and other supplies printed, and it
will not be over two weeks until all
agents are fully supplied and policies
furnished on al rev applications sent
Mr.. Lombard. the President, says: My
own loss may be from $4,000 to $780,
coo. I havc a large amount of insurance
in East, m and European companies, and
nv losses will not materially jnjure me.
shall endeavor 10 put up a fine large fire
proof building for the insurance company,
this fall or early next spring.
r. '.-, o...th'- cord Of business
Done. ., ~ mpany, showed larger
r,.unt than Vas ever done by eDy com
p4uy i'll the United States, aud We have
done more business in the city of Chicago
during the last six months than all the
other so companies represented there, to-
gether. Mr.. John Strong is the repre-
sentative of this company in Rutland.
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BOSTON 1--we STOCK mARkET.
For the week ending Tuesdsy, Oct Il, 1871.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT OF STOCK Al MARKET.

Csr-- E5e.r Eho,es. - HogI. veal
This week, 1885 1852 10 10 500
Last week $500 I2.54s 90 1890
One year ago, +, 2S9 1876 100 $50
PRICES
Be.fr-r 100 lbs. on total wight f hide, TALON
snd dr.---d meat. -xtra s9yaZs9 80. First
quality. IS tOG*s 50; second qg4lty, s7.tG6
rs rhlld quaIltv. e 5 at 30.
IVe-tsrr, -l.er- live Resrht CE-c. Texans
4lfs1c Ger lb.
ty.rxins oxen 30. 800, els and 800
Nj on p w and "a YES ~ ia s30 r. 500 FL r.
fr,,,,, So 10 So F4rrar cows So 10 sos
Y-ar.1r.g,- q n, SIS. tao wear ODDS 81 "a as
Inv - r. ,.sl- Ii. ia, SIS
r,..- ...-..r IL. -...,..--- w n. gtsa. m
I,---.- II sh.-r, a..s i.rrrs In Ig'- .. a So.
-s a. sg 5u g. - ttr L..L. rl.as id Ac Ier
H.
S--.-. 1s,-s. t.-. I'll sfsa
ia. ~ -s#. and .L5as- Rrisb+ou
s.1- s.,-.. r..r o. ~ ........r. 8. n - Ia -
',r .h... r|...,y. G.. H. o. .,a.7g q, q. los e
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Nsut ADVERTISEMENTS.
CUNDURANGO.

BLISS, KEENE & COS FLUID EXTRACT.
The wonderful remedy tor Cancer, syphilis
scrofus, Ulcers, salt kheum, and al other
Chronic Blood Diseases.
DR.. P. T. Keene having Just returned from
Ecuador and brought with him quantity OF tn"
genu1ne CunduraugO Bark, secured through he
official recOmmeB datlon and assistance of b = Ex-
celeDcy the President of Ecuador and tie Gov
erHment of that Republic, are prepared to I'll!
orders for II to limited ex ent, ana at price
about One-quarter Of that which rbe cost OF the
hIst very small supply cDmpellsd us to charge.
Our Fluid Extract is prepared from the geDu'
inc Quadrangle Bark from Lea, cuador, Sc
cured by assistance OF the authorities OF thai
country. Sold by Al Druggi.ts in PIN bottles
having on them our name, trade mark and fun
directions for use Price. sl0. Laboratory No
50, Cedar street, New York.
BLISS, KEEEE & CO,
D. W. Bliss. NJ. D, Washington, =. { ; T. F
Bliss, NJ. D., New York; +. =. aeeue, NJ j.
New York.
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From Washington .

WAsuIHCToN, Oct. IS.
ItzpPears that the uunb=r Of revenue
eff -crs il the country j. radnoed 70 4,2GO
against $50 IN Dec mIer 1865.
The port Of Magdaleua, California will
be closed from December 31st
The balance in the Treasury at the
close of bu-ine-s to-day was as follows
Coin $94.78O,200; currency $G,055,130 ;
coin certificates $15,443, 500
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to the Rutland HERALD
Insurance Elections.
MONTPELIER, Oct. Is

MONTPELIER, Oct. 10
The forty-fourth annual meeting Of the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany was held hero this afternoon, Hon.
Daniel Baldwin presiding. The follow
ing board OF directors WIS elected for the
several counties:
Henry ". Porter, Rutland Daniel
Baldwin, Timothy P. RedfeId, Erastus
s. Camp, james T Thurstop, Charles
Dawry, Wa~hineton;B W. Barttoloma ",
Or4nge; Charles E. Houghton, BenDiDg-
ton: ". H. H Bingham, Lsmoille G.
W. WymqD. Windham Alorz) W. Allen.
Chitten3en A. ]. Dodge, Orleans James
A. Pollard, Windsor A. W. Wcodwortb,
Franklin; Or Dse PheIp-, Grand Isle J.
s. II. Weeks, Caledonia; w. C. S?rogue,
Addison.
Dpui,l BA1wiu VA elected President;
Timarhv P. Rgaf.Id, vice-Prce;dpnt ;
james T Thnr-.on, Treasurer.
Hon. Cbsg)sa D wy, 70 eng 2,c,,t,ry
OF the CIn?,Dy, rendered lie r~-jenatioo,
to t4ko effect D .nemArr 1~t. and james T.
Sa}jn, 'ro Assistant Secr~r.rv, W .I.ct-
ID to fl, she vsreo.y.
IT, r,,t..fi5,,y w. MT }.r.,ly .tt.,5ad
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\ s'ecA arc gsopes market.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
Money stringent a. per oeu-. currency 20 GOLD
interest, aud LIZ 70 Perc mt for turning -tocss
closed Ia her easier with l-32 pad for turning
stock. The discount demand wss u-gent. and
only commercial paper CUR n at high IateS.
shipments o. curfen"p yesterday was one ms
ion AUD a halt chiefly OF greenbtoks, to m
Wet.
Sterling Fxchang- weak at s6sA for long
God be tyy Un1er free -ales by foreign baBkess
am the Government purchase of four millon- al
bond The pT1ce touched n2a ard closed Il3 D
2l3&. Loans ere at PEI cent Per annnIn 10
l-64 pr cent. for use per cent Tor carrying.
Gl- a-lngs s3sN 100 100. It is understood thas he
Treasury viii sell only one million tO morrow.
Governments h. avy and lower ami Osed tev-
erish. The Treasury award was made al o
s. CYCLIC 47-l0O
Srare s-cuu'I-s heavy aud lover.
sto.k during the middle Of the day Were
heavy and excited aud - ? Pr cent. lower, but
CLOSED finn with the decline nearly recovered.
There was N s bu-lness N Western UnU,n. Like
shore and Ne~ York C-ntraE A cOmpruInIse
has ten at cted b-Iwesn the reee vers 4 The
IudIanap ,l3s aud CIUcinnat, RallToaas and Ar.
Lord, ii frn-r preside T, ne ter4-s are an
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Local Business Notices.

EXAMPLE FOR THE LADTEs.-Mrs. Z. E. Nor
ton, Newcastle, Pa, has used her Wheeler VIII
son Machine almost constantly since 1853; has
earned ana made the clothing Of her family (nine
children with it, earned $3.50 day the yeai
round, besides attending to her household duties
has done every description of sewing, even tc
piecing quilts; has made three fine shirts day
or three pairs of pantaloons In a day; and used
the same needle year at time; and the ma
chine is now as good as new.
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4 letter from Fast NsalIingfOrd in
Reply 10 Reporters

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Suspended Insurance Companies.

The following is list of the Insurance
Companies, outside of Illinois, that have
been compelled to suspend business on
account of losses by the Chicago fire. II
is complete up to the close of business
Monday evening:
Atlantic of Providence, r. [.
American of Providence, R. /.
Astor of New York city
E'na of New York city.
Albany City of Albany.
American Central of st. Louis
Beekman of New York city.
Buffalo City of Buffalo.
Buffalo F. and N. of Buffalo.
Commonwealth of New York.
Commerce of Albany, n. Y.
Capital City of Albany, N. Y.
Charter Oak Of Hartford, Conn.
Cleveland Ins. Co. of Cleveland, 0.
Excelsior Of New York city.
Fulton of New York city.
Hope Of Providence, r. I.
Hide and Leather of Boston.
Irving of New York city.
Independent of Boston.
Lancaster ms. Co, Penn.
Market of New York city.
Manhattan of New York city.
Merchants of Hartford, Conn.
New Amsterdam of New York.
New England, T and NJ. of Boston.
Norwich lbs. Co. of Norwich, Conn.
Occidental of San Francisco.
Prov. Washington Of Providence, R. /
Putnam Of Hartford, Conn.
Roger Williams of Providence, r. l.
Security of New York city.
Western Of Buffalo, N. Y.
Washington Of New York city.
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Casually.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Der. 18.
Rev. Charles J. Hinsdale, for five years
pastor of the Blanford Congregational
Church, was thrown from his carriage, in
that town, yesterday and instantly killed
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COMNTSSTONERY NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Fairhaven, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all cl4ims and demands of all persons
against Samuel woodward, late of Castleton in
SAID district deceased, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose Of examining and
allowing said claims at the Office of Sherman,
Adams & Langdon's, on the second Tuesday OF
November and January next from one
o'clock until five o'clock P M, each of said
days, and that six months from the 18th day Of
October, A. D. 1871 is the time limited by
said Court for SAID Creditors to present their
claims to for examination and allowance.
Dated at Castleton, this 18th day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1871
e. &: B 3 UpEwtY, Commissioners.
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TORNADO IN OGDENsBURG.-We learn
that Ogdensburg was visited by a lorna
do on Sunday, which blew down the tow
er OF the Episcopal church, lifted the roof
of the Savage block, aud did other dam
aye.
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THE Potato MARKET.-The shipment
of Potatoes from Troy to New York on
Tuesday amounted to 1900 barrels. an
unusually large shipment for the first
part of the week. The prices averaged
$l.37 for all varieties
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. IS.
The Times made its temperance this
morning. 1t deprecates the attempt OF
interested parties to take the business be-
lew 18th street in the southern division.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY IN. y JUDGE
sHIP-The Republicans have nominated
Hon. A. Dallas Wait of Fort Edward for
County Judge; and the Democrats have
put his partner, J. L. Reynolds, in nomi-
nation as candidate for the same effice.
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Wrecked.

KINCARDINE, Canada, Oct. 10.
The large Twilight, laden with ium-
Jer, drifted ashore near here last night oil
hands sappose to have persisted.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Pr bate Court for the District Of Rut-
land, Commissioners TO receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
James Carroll, late Of Rutland, IN said Dis
trict, deceased, hereby give. notice. that we
will meet for the purpose of examining and
allowing said claims at the office Of Porter
Howe in West Rutland, on the second Mon
DAYS OF NOvember and March next, from o'clock
2. IA, until o'clock p. m. each of said days. and
that six months from the 18Th day of September,
A. D. 1871, is the time limited by said Court foI
said creditors to present their claims to for
animation and allowance.
Dated at Rutland, this I6 h day of October
A. D., 1871.
PORTER HOWE. | Observation-Disclosures,
DANIEL WING, Ooiii III 1881 'D0i''
42:w3w
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Fire.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. IS.
The Satinet Mill IN NewingtoD, owned
by II. C. Kellogg and leased by Massa-
chusetts firm. burned carly THIS morning.
Less $l1 ,0C0; iusured for $500.
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DEDICATION OF SOLDIERS MONU-
MENT.-We understand that preparations
are being made 10y Charles f. Hammond
Ed. to erect a monument at Hammond
Corner, Crown Point, n. Y, 7x34 feet,
surmounted by life-siz9 soldier, to the
memory Of the brave men who sacrificed
their lives in behalf of Crown Point in
the great rebellion. The monument will
be unveiled and appropriately decorated,
on or about the 25th inst, due notice
whereof will be given.
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sudden Death.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. IS.

I DIhIDliOL III Ott. To-
Mr.. James T. Shore, cashier of the
National Mechanics and Traders Bank,
dropped dead while at his desk writing,
this morning, at half past nine O'clock.
Cause apoplexy. Aged about eighty
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LONDON, Oct. IS.
It is reported that Mr. Home, spiritual
ist, is about to marry the daughter Of a
Russian count
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF kut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
Walter R0.s, late Of Clarendon, in said Dis
District, deceased, hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purpose OF examining and
allowing said claims at the dwelling house occu-
pi-d by Eliza W Ross in Sid Clarendon on
th- first Monday OF November and April next
from 0 o'clock until 4 o'cock p. m, each Of
said days, and that six months from the 10th
day Of October, A. D. 1871, Is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for ex 'miuatiOn and allowance.
Dated at Clare don, this 18th day OF Oc-
tober, a. D. 1871.
II. II. DYER. Cor,rrjssiorars
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