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by amount or warrants. cash and
MembuI. and Ohio Railroad c1u-
pOus collected and paid 20 County
Trustee exclusive OF his cummls-
Slou-. since April q. $50. TO F-bru-
J.
Ky amount Ml-sl--ippi River Rail-
road bond and coupon tax collect
Ell oy VIM Mclean, state ana
County Taxi Collector. To- February
j I
10y amount mississippi River Rail-
o. bond and coupon .aEroIIaet-
cd By truuk TAFT, First Cir. Court
Clerk, % February B.. I-I -.
By amount of cash aud warrants in
the hands OF j. Harvey Matles.
tax collector on privileges. Febru-
airy J. SOB
bN umDunt In the haui, of James
Reilly County Court Clerk. Feb
ruary j n.
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N

Matters pertaining to local finances
ara without especial change. Cur
r-uCv balances are being gradually
diminished, and the demand for loans
Is more active. Notwithstanding
fnl-. however, the banks report the
supply of currency sufficient TO meet
tine wants 0f the legitimate trade, and
are furnishing their customers with
niece cry funds 20 the usual rates.
Exchange i- scarce and in active de
gd- those banks who heretofore
.va supplied their neighbOrs, to day
limited leir accommodation transac-
lions IN "a lev thousand dollars, which
wa. eagerly trken st par. Cotton bills
come m quite slowly, and are
taken at the usual rates, l@ &c
discount on New York and other
Eastern points, and discount on
New Orleans. Checking rates are
firm. at par. on Eesleru points, and
premium ON New Orleans. Local
stocks. scrips, etc., are quiet and with
out amy material change. Gold was
bought at 40 and sold at i'll.
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Monday. MARCIA Doth, 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
property, LO-Wtt. the uuaIvtded O~ue-Lutru
interest OF defendant. j. W. Wright. in and
To the following lots, to-wIt: Lot No. g, OF
Block lj, Oh fernando street. corner OF El-
IiOtt; part OF lot No. =. block I3, besOtn street,
between Beale and Linden; part Of block -.
2OXzU feet. on the north side OF Bea1e street,
between Main and shelby streets; One-hali
OF lot No 8, block 30, 5iEl53 feet. On the south
side Of Vance street, west OF Orleans street;
lot No. u.s., OF block 6 on Bradford street, SIX
100 fset- part OF lot 81, 2sXI4s feet, on Missis-
sippi row, between Market and Exchange
streets. All situated ina Memphis, shelby
county, Tennessee.
TERMs Or ALE-Jash.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
J. Il. ROHEETzON. Attorney fel7
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The Assets OF the Company are as follows:
Dash on hand and in the hands OF
Agents or other persyus...-..---..S I79,G5l67
Real Estate uuuCumbered- I47O0CU0
Bonds owned by the Company,
tO-wtt;
Us $50 Bonds, IjU,0lO, par
SloUGo
Nevada state Bonds, $1,000,
par 15,J0
South Carolina State Bonds,
2J,OOG, par value..---...-.-. 1920
Capital savings Bank stock,
lU,CUl, par Value----......-... l0,UUl- z19,20QW
Loans on ROnd and Mortgage, be.
Ing first lien on unincumbered
real estate, worth dOuble the
smOunt b53-sl4.70
Debts otherwise secured. .......-........ 5f3.sII As
Debts Tor premiums ..--.....-. T,I65.6s
Deferred premiums .......................
Interest accrued 2i.9Sa50
All other securities 1858 81
Total ~ f8.s3
LIABILITIES g. aOLD.
Losses uusdIusted and IA process
OF .-...--..-..--.. SJUfl2LU0
Total liabilities s50,I2LOO
The greatest amount insured Ia any one
risk rarely exceeds s5O,UCU, on best store
houses only
Tne greatest amount allowed by the rules
OF said Company, % be insured in any one
city town CT village, discretionary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
J"OMPTROLLEE'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. January ], lS7l.j
j., I'D. z. P-ENNEBAKER, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Pacific
Fire insurance Company, located at san Fran
cisco, In the state Of California. has Produced
to me satisfactory evidence hat said com.
pany has complied with all the requirements
of the laws of the State of Tennessee, im-
posed ON insurance companies, and / fur
Their certify that Messrs. H. I. TOmInson q
Co., tgeuts of said Company, have also
complied with the requirements OF the laws
of the State made and provided in such
cases
Wherefore said Insurance Company has
aUthuFIly 20 take risks and transact the BUSH
ness OF Insurance m this state, at Memphis
ED. X. pE&EEEAEEE,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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OF THH
FINANCIAL CONDITION
SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
1, 1s71.
Gen. Marcus j. Wright.
Nn.-LM II

Gen. Marcus J. Wright,
sheriff 81 shelby County Tenn
SIR TIA accordance with an order oI tl-
QuanerIy county Court, made at its January.
lslt Ierll- 7 have Tie honor to submit the fol-
loving statement for publication. win u1tIre
ol election Tor the ratification OF q subseriu-
ton of Five Huhired Thousand Dollars 300
aHG. made by said Court 90 the selma. Hariln
and Memphis Railroad company.
Dr.
To amOuutd ue April 2, 1870. as per
statement OF JOAN League. E
eE-CouurT Court Clerk. which was
based uuJu "a report lL tEa Fras-
dent Of CouutF commissioners.
made August, go IS
TO amount d~pprOurntaI Dy Quar-
trrly County Cd since April J.
$50, TO February I. s-L--- IQ2 $50 5
To amount warrants issued by Hon.
q blecsley. Chairman and FL
u1nclal Agent, as per hls State
meullu payment Of carJlued bills
N| nIaHa UFa- Ha.H.HH.H..
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CHARCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

No. T5g, N. R-Ftrst Chaucery Court OfSheIby
c0unty-A. +, GC0dhuC VS. j. ". Wright ct
al.
ID virtue Of an intsrlOcutOry decree for
d sale entered IN the above cause February
10, 1871. 4 VIII sell az public auction 90 the
highest bidder. in front Of the Clerk and
Masters office reenlHW Block second street,
In me civ OF NalLuLl.. Teuu. IN
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NEW YORK, March q 2:25 p.m.-Mar-
Ee- ae. va and steady. Sterling steady az
L.H cold carrying 20 2 per cent.
DO important change iu the money mar
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RIVER NEWS.
BoATs LEAvINa THIs pAY.
DEPARTURES
81 HALE. Celeste. Alice Dean.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
MEMPHIS, March Z, 1871.
RjUeT Editor AppeaJ-River Tose .
inches in past a hours. Below high
water mark of 1867, , feet 2inches.
JOHN TENT.
The rise i'm the river still continues
though at a much slower pace than it
has for sometime. Indications are
that it will come to a stand to-day or
tomorrow. Rivers above Cairo are
all on the decline, and fears Of further
damage by overflow are ended. Ar
kansas and White are both bank-fuli,
but falling. The weather yesterday
was pleasant and indicated rain. Be-
siness was active and the levee was
crowded with boats.
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Obituary


joins WARREN WEAVER, wAosa ielta .u tlo
% inst has been already recorded iu our
columns, was t5rn Dee. 9Th. 1897, az Wiling
ton, Toliand Co., Conn. he came 20 Vermont
with his parents in 1902, living first q. N5v
Haven, and removing thence to NIiiletury, in
1914 In 1919 Mr.. Weaver came TO Darlington
to live. AMI married two years later lie ne
moved to Colchester in 1924, where, tor twelve
years. he occupied the brick house, so Co'cbes-
ter Centre, since known as the Phelps place. Ia
1896 he removed TO Wiuaos}i. which was thence
forth his place Of residence tin BIZ death. lie
established himself there in general mercantile
business and his store en- the corner now occa-
pied 10y the new block. was, for over thirty
wears. the general exchange and place Of uniyer-
ssl resort for news and information. lie repre-
septel the town Of Colchester in the Legislature
in the year 1884, and held 81 various times sew
eral town Offices Of responsibility and trust lie
i9inel the Methodist Church in his youth, at
Middlebary. When the Congregational Church
was Organized IN Winoossi. some twenty-five
wears ago. Mr.. Weaver took hold Of The enter
prise With bis chsrtcteristi; energy was one OF
the leading men in the formation Of the society,"
and did more than any other man 70 secure the
fund for the erection Of d church building and
he was ever after among ;he most active and
prominent IN the support O: the Society ana
Church. though not formslly connecting him
self with the latter till 1867. Possessed ma
turaly Of very strong constitution, his health
for several years past has been feeble, AMI ne
felt much the burden Of declining years \
severe cold, caught while attending the funeral
Of one Of his neighbors, on a severely cold day.
week before his DEATH produced changein he
system. under which be sank into inconsistencies
and passei away on Friday last, Feb. 5rd, ISL
He married Artemisis Munson in April, ISL,
who died July l9, 1866. Four children of this
union re1nain-Julie,te, widow of the late Hon
Henry J. Raymond. Of New York; William NJ
wesyer, ESQ, Of New York; Frsnces A, wife Of
Robert D. Benedict, Esq, Of Brooklyn, n l.;
and Elizabeth S, wife Of William Robertson
Esq, Of Montreal, P. Q. lie leaves also sister
the sole survivor Of bis fathers family.
Mr.. Weaver was for many years one Of the
most active and useful citizens OF WinOoski His
interest IN everything that concerned the vel
fare Of the village. or Of the town, was always
strong and intelligent, ami his energy and per-
severance in carrying out any plan for the public
good untiring He was q firm and strong friend Of
education, and an earnest and liberal supporter,
as we have noted, Of religion He was pecu-
liarly attentive to the wants Of the poor, and
constant through unob!rusive giver to supply
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MINNESOTA:

z resources and progress-!is beauty, health
tulaess and fertility, and its attractions and
advantages as home for immigrants-a
nei7 book free Of cost,
compiled from ofi,ial sources and published ly di
rcctior Of Governor Horace Austin
Its title indicates is contents Ii exhibits the in
ducemen;s offered ~ Minnesota 70 persons seekin
new homes, her wonderful resources, uneNampled
progress and magnificent future. Ii tells how and
where under the " Homestead" Law. to obtain free
h md free farms without money and without
price" Il j. lust what every Msn-Farmer, Me
chauic Tradesman, and LlbOrer-whO desires to
better his condition should carefully read
This book will he sent 20 any address in Amer ~
or Europe free OF postage other expense, on ap-
pli.aton to Z. PAGE DAVIS Commissioner OF I'm
migration for the State Of minnesota. No. l56 Broad
way. New York. where all information in regard to
the State will he cheerfully given.
--4dgv4w
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Fatal ACCIDENT AT RIcHNoSD-Mr Timothy
Keef, well to do farmer living in the north
eastern part Of Richmond, met with a fatal acci-
dent on wednesday evening, under the following
Circumstances He started from Richmond vii
lsge about six O'Clock, accompanied by his son,
a lad 20 years old. On their way home their
horses became unmsnasable, aud the son, who
was driving, soon discovered that his fither vas
missing from the sled. lie went back in search
Of him, and found him on the side Of TIE road.
Appearances seemed to indicate that BE was
dragged, either by holding on to the sled or was
caught in rome manner in the slei 50 hen
found his head wss badly bruised anI his skull
was broken. lie lived only two hours after he
was found
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TUITION FR EE-

'y'HE next term Of the State Normal 5rhooi at Cas-
: Teton, will commence on the sth Of February.
No charge for tntion will he made TO those pupils
who complete the course OF studies, and agree to
hold themselves in readiness 10 teach in the com
mon schools in tbs state two years after grad
Eating"
janll f'deodkwiw
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


We will send the WEEKLY FRS Pass and
u5s-s's Ra-.l Nsg YORKER one year for s. %, in
ADVANCE.
We will send the WEEKLY FE-E Pass and the
County Gentleman one year, FOR sio) in ADVANCE.
W. will SEMI the FREE Pass Weekly and Hsa-h
l.i Home Weekly and the IN AgrioE!fariH Month
Jy. one year, for $ p cash in advance.
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BoLToN.-Quite little lumber business is
done IN Bolton. About year ago the Fields
Brothers removed their portable steam mill from
Rozbury, AID located 1t On the bank Of the river
on bishop'a meadow, near Bolton Station They
have had in their employ about thirty men, c'''-
ting logs on the mountain, saving, AMI getting
cut about 3 car lead Of lumber DAY. Another
steam mill is building within few rods Of theirs
by Nessrs. ShurtleT & EdGerton, who purchased
100 acres Of land on the south side Of the river.
Stevens & Horton have saw and c!apoosrd mill
on the Joiner Brook, near at hand, and there is
another mill little above that, owned by the
Atkins bows.
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AGENTS WANTED

NOR J. T Hsadley's new Illustrated Book. Rich
i in matter and style acd surprising his former
works that have sold by the 100 90; also the new
and enlarged edition Of " The NItonil Hand Book
OF Facts and Figures" containing the new and off,
al census OF Is70 Of al the states Territories and
large cities. Worth tea times its cost. Sent re
ceipt Of prise, si.5'.
E.B Treat 4 CO.,
Feb. - t&w4w 65i broadway, n. Y.
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I')R the LAND OF SACRED MYSTERY, by
y Rev " L. Gage. The yrandest and most pop
ular new book out Hundreds Of superb Illustra-
,ions, Steel etc. Mother book liheit-none selling
half 50 fast Agents sell 60 TO 80 per week Of it and
Prof. Stoves SelfInterpreting Bible. Extra large
Inducements offered. send for circulars to Worth
ingtoR. Dustin 4 Co, Bar ford. Conn.
Eeh- --flkMiM
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Bankrupt 0uiites.


II the District Court Of the United States f,r tho
1 District q ermout In the matter Of Gavin Is
Walker, BanSrupt-ln Bankruptcy. To the cree
it0rs @: said Bankrupt and all others whom It may
concern. The ulder-i ped ass guee e the Estate
Il sad bankrupt, hereby gives notice that it has
been ordered hy the District Court OF ssd District
c-ed TORS q SAID Eaukfurt Re held at the hotel
yf e. b. irovL. 5 nth Ll1cuuderry.
n said District, On the 9Th day Of February
l--l. 40 o'clock p. go, before A. P. L. man.
Register ia EarkTultcy, for the purposes
nancd iu tnc 9Th aud 18th sections Of
the bankrupt act Of March .. 1861 And tbs i
alsl g. eve notice hat ! have filed my final
a-coaut as assignee 90 said Bankrupt. and that
10 ,ai time and place { shaI apply 10 said
Court for The settlement OF said account, Gnt
FOR discharge from all liability as Assignee Of
said estate u accordance with the provisions o. said
-stl ssctl.n.
Iatsi "a, sgtl1I 10 said District, this -s-A day u.
January, l-7i.
j. EDGERTUN.
A-zsuEr
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4..l De furnished on application at this ohce.
Business No.ices 10 cels per Ice. Obituary mo-
tees cents per line also Scores Il Base Ban
ateses, Meetings Of S,,ie-i-s an lists Of officers
elected, resolutions relating % personal matters
sc, &c.
Marriage % tees 81 cents. Funeral notices %
,gnts Deaths GRATIS
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AL s' g.. c. POST, M---- ..-. f---a, ----- --l, 3
/ the vaols tree looks beautiful.
CTS useful. all aimit,l
Row So eet the sugar or be sap
That people get ON t..
! OW Wcci ~ avs lose ev'r rs year
How much oft.me as sel,-
By hsvin wretched Woo en- pa J.,
As al summers tell
uus c. C.. Posi-. Of BurIi7-tlu.
"A Science man is heb
Has q sap Spout you my af4A
To any maple tree;
L. tns2 Bucket ranger. to-
The two combined in nHe-
And every farmer ought o. seq.
And every fsruer's son.
: This Galvanized Metallic frieuI
"Eurska" has been STYLED
" I've found itl sugar mate-5 ID, ut
And ev'ry farmers child.
For when 'iis 10 tree aEis'd
With Posr's Sap Eucke; bright,
The maker knows sap will be lytd,
And al things will work right.
The Tin Sap Bucket, conical
Its infested side yol'll SEQ
SO made that il can it the shape
OfPny maple tree.
and 70 It's brim with sap 'tw. I'll
Ere any sap run out;
Il should h sold 10 av'ry 81 ar maker
Win Bucket AID with Spout
. can't describe them es they are
In any verses here,
But much Of maple sap they'd save
In each succeeding ear
Go see them, and appreciate
Their maker does not boast
But he'll convince you very soon
That he's useful Posi-.
8 Oh, Sugar Makers, save your SAD,
For maple sugar. high
Eureka -pout and Danger have.
And his Sap Fucket try.
Those usefnl things des,ri he themselves
Can sugar makers please
Each sugar manu- acturer
Should have them for his trees
Feb. 9-w2w
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I-r tH-usf".--4r 4I~ Non fFuuAse AuQf 4
) for the District Of Chit
tentcn.
To all pers rs Interested 10 the estate u Sarah
p. ballard. anna p. Ballard ami lie Zen VI
Ballard. %. Bur-in-.la, ir said District.
GaEETIsG.
TFrEElEAS. applicI-oa .u writing, hath been
~ made O. tlis Court by the guardian IL
SAID wards, for license o. sell the real etate OF said
wards, setting forth therein that his wards 4
piece 81 aul tie west side Of SleI1uru street, IN
said b1rl ..lu. gutainIn5 90 acres more or less,
ana subj ct 90 rle life est ste ot Hiram v tallarI
therein, AMI that it wOu be c- uluc % the in
-.rrst ot said v4r, @ SSH the same for the purpose
% putin < tine u70ceels hereof AZ interest
Ard the-eupoa the said Court appointed and
signed the -4l aayof feh A. ID. l--i, al the Probate
Court Rooms, 10 sad District, 90 hear and decide
upon sli1 Application ant ordered that
public notice thereof be given o. all persons in
terested therein, by publishing this order, three
weeks successfully. 10 the burlington Free Press
newspaper which circuiltes 10 the ueighh0rhOOo
90 those persons Interested therein, all which pub
locations shah De previous 10 tie tine appointed
for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified % appear
before said Count at the time and place ar ?, said
then ami there O. or -c- o tae -rat = u s1ch Il
cense, il YOU see cause.
Given undermy hand, AZ the Probate court rooms.
this - day OF February, \. ID. 1871.
a1w3w T. L. WALES, Judge
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FREE TCIuoY.-By reference to cur al
vertising columns, i; will be seen thst the Nor
nal School st Casteion will in the future make
no charge for tuition to such as design to teach
for certain length u time in the schools Of
Vermont We are glad that hereafter the pu-
pills Of the Normal Schools will not be compelled
to make declaration Of poverty, in order TO
avail themselves Of the little help afforded by
the State. We have learned thst the trustees Of
the Castlet1u School themselves made liberal sd
ditions from their private resources to the
amount appropriated by the State $1,000.
aud that otherwise they would not have been
abe to offer gratuitous instruction 10 all who
should desire to take the Normal course Now
let our teachers see to it that this oder is res
ponded to by large attendance
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REMARKABLE CURE Js DEAFNESS By A
SINGLE OPERATION.
Recent Statement or c. P. Bal, E.q.
WET T1PsHAS, Vt, Oct. 81. ls-n.
DEs. LiGHrHIlL 4 sNrg- Gentlemen. In adj
tion TO the certificate gave you September aith.
1870 would say tha; my hearing remains perfect.
ly good. and have no reason % doubt the perna
nency Of the cure At that time effected by YOU.
Yours truly c. P BILL.
important Litter from c. P. BIZ. eulorsef 81
C. H. Blodgeh, Of the frm II
e. Bloageh s Son.
Burlington, Vt, Sept 18th. 1870.
DHs. LleHiHtLL 4 SNYTH GgSrLExEvt-On
seeing the testimonial Of Col C.. G. Greene Of the
Boston Post as ADVERTISED in the Burlington Free
Press was lei 70 consult You In relation I, deaf
ness IN my right ear, which was the result Of A Sc
we're cold caught about four months ago. The sin
gle operation you have performed is entirely sue
ce'sfu and my hearing sapparen'ly fully restored
Very Respectfully.
CT. BILL,
Ot Vest Topshau, OraQge County. Vt
ertorse ,he above statement with pleasure. hop
ing It may benefit Dr.. Lishtnl and Smyth.
c. II. BLOpGETT.
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..-,-- - .- 90 }cerned n the estate or
W 1"'i - belr.e Dgulop, late
Of Eest.yrd, in said District, deceased,
OREEIISG
At a Probate Court holden st Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden the nth DAY
Of Jan. 4. y. i7-t, an instrument pu-portng o.
be the last VIII and Testament OF 6eorze dunlop.
late o. Wes-tord 10 said District. deceased
was presented TO the Court aforesaid, for Probate
and t j. ordered hy said court that the 18Th day q
February, a. D. l,7l. 10 the PROBATE Court Rooms
Ia said Burlington, be assig-e-t for proving said
lu-trImeut- and that notice tue ctt be given to all
persons concerned, hv publishing this order three
weeks successfully B.. the Darlington Free Pres,
a newspaper printed ~ SAID Darlington, previous
20 the time appointed.
THEEEFoEE, you arc hereby uotiei % appear
before lil Court, at the tine and place aforesaid,
and caatcst the PROBATE u sai- Will fyou have
cause.
Given under my hluI az Darlington. ia sid DIS
trict, this -,tI t-y o. Jsu4lry. A. D.. 1874.
3Zww y. T.. WALES. Judge.
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&epal Aotifes.
w. WAIVERS ESTATE.

sOhN w. w r. Eh's hSl n Il L.
STATE OF VERMONT, , To all PeT'ons con,
DIsTRicT OF cHrT7ESDES, IS. JobD ". weaver, late
Of Colchester, In said District. deceased.
GREETING
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden, on the 6ih day
Of Feb. A. d. 1871, Instrument purpOrting 20 be
the last Will and Testament Of John W. Weaver,
late Of Colchester, in said District, deceased, was
presented % the Court aforesaid FOR Probate, and II
Is ordered by said Court that the % day Of March
n ID. l-l at the Probate Court Rooms in said Bur
lington. be assigned for proving said Instrument
and that notice thereof be given 10 all persons con
eernef by publishing this order three weeks sue
cesslvely in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed.
THEREEoRE, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, az the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said will, il you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this 9Th day Of February, A. d. 1871.
T. +. WALES, Judge.
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