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Tuesday, kOVemheF 20, Ia7I

virtue OF an order OF sale made In this
- cause, l viii sell. at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, on The premises,
Tuesday, koVemner 20, 1871.
Within legal hours, the following described
real estate to-Wtt: Lying and heiDg in tha
county oil Shelby and State Of Tennessee, In
he 18th Surveyors district, range 5 and 6,
section 2 and 3: beginning at the southeast
90 nera Of Bryan and Frseman's 42l-Rcrs
entry; thence north aa poles to an elm, the
northeast corner OF said entry; thence west
ls6 poles and Is links to a hickory on the d.
vtdlng corner betWeen John Bland and Rob
ert Knox; thence south lslH poles to a STAKE
with q whlteoak and dogWood pointers;
thence east SIX poles to q stake, posIoak and
elm pointers; thence south i66E poles TO q
hickory; Q east IS poles and elinks 20
the heginninz, containing 260H acres, be the
sam Q more or less.
OF SALE-One-third cash balance
in one ana two years; the purchaser giviDN
bond with securities, bearing interest at 10
per cent. per Rnnum; lien retained until puT-
chase money is fully paid. THIS Oct. IS, 1871.
80 N. D. I. STEWART, Clerk aud Master.
Humea q POston, Soils. compl'ts. o8
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There will be a last, energetic Radical
effort, made both by voting and trickery,
to get possession Of the city Offices in the
coming election. It il necessary TO de-
80 49, 49, ~ 49, ~-a-~1aa If our
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COMPETITION close, and Iacked tWen-
ty-hve votes OF beating IN the home
stretch. Bill Rector Ia an honest and
clever negro, and quite a number OF Con-
aarvatives voted for him In preference TO
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But while these figures indicate an Increase
In the cotton IN sight a. this date OF l5s.l2
Dles as compared " IA the same date Of 1870.
- does not necessarily follow that crops are as
goo as last year, The epOrts Of receipts OF
The last Two weeks 20 70 show 70 the contrary,
Is they, the receipts are rapidly falling on at
Gil the ports.
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a. C. Trsadwsii & Bros.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
- AND a,e
zorro n FACTORS.
No. q UNION STREET.
sTONEwALA BLOCK, : MEMPHIS. TENN.
sTONEWALL BLOCK, : EEaPRIs. TENN,

LAVE OEE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS
Il IL has ever been their pleasure to OFFER,
both TO the city and country trade, consisting
In part, viz:
2 Q bags CSReeg IO0e kegs NnsEsF
100 hhda- sugar q B5ik- SuE@Pl
SyO0 bdIss EF8R-ttes-au aaGternn1
coco pieces BagRfug, 2 % ~ 50uu&s
1893 b8ts. E~tOuP-afB araAesi
l00D ShIa- salt ; Q ahss- WhfakyK
$40 RAEs. EebaseSt o casas asrzitness
aon sasss oysters :
Rarga. Ness FORK, Hama, Lard
Hoiassas, Nesk. and vnr4aus
other a-tt=ies An their ltae tee ansseF.
saE - EseEzEs0ns -
Thu attention OF wholesale dealers Is spe-
cially invited 20 their aarg s oek, which has
been gotten mp with great care, and IA offered
at prices that must psOve satisfactory to ouy.
ers, TTf
Their Cotton Department is under the
charge OF a. c. TREADWELL, who gtyes MS
Persoaal attention 10 the sale of Cotton. an
having had u years experience in the bust!
ness feels competent TO do justice to Anfppers
In the sale OF the stspie. They WouId furfheT
return thanks for the very liberal patrona0e
HERETOFORE extended to ihom, md respacfI
fnlly solicit s OF the same.
sell CAV
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nov UOUpdHy Hd5 UeeH IUIIHVU IN
England for furnishing rOlling-stock
10 the Atlantic and Great Western
railway.
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HOPE HALL INSTITUTE,

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS. PROF.
"a j. -TOOF, Principal, has been rs-
moved TO No. No MARsHAILA VnEuE. WaerF
the next session Will U
Begin the First =eadsy 10 ssBtsabsr, 1871.
spacious grounds NEARLY three aorasl, Qoo5
water, comfortable scho0l-nOoms suppiied
VIII improved school furniture, q large and
beauttful grove, are features whlch make fhs
location both healthful and desirable.
fne Principal pledges his entire energisa
mis- care.
Discipline and -tnoroughness the two lead
ing characteristics OF the schOOL.
HeIereness;-EAOr j. ]. Busby, Major W.
D.. Beard, David Walk, d. LittlstonN DR. N
60 sf.Iohn \. Tnof fv26
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chaneerY sails Of zeal Estars.

No. $50, N. R-FirEt Chancsry Court of sbeIhv
connty-BranhRm Merrill VS.. Il. d DeBsrra
Ct al.
~ Ylrtoe OF an interlocut0ry decree for
ID sale entered in the a owe eau q. Dacsmbsr
~, ls4O, and renewed July 10 Ie7l L viii eel.
al puDIlo auction. 70 the highest bidder IN
lrOntO the Clusk aud Masters ncs. GTean-
law block Second street, below Union in the
city Of ArmDnis. Tenn ON
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NOTICE.

Last Notice 80 the owners Of Properly
Heretofore Sold 90 the city for n
Hon-Paymeas of Taxes.
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NASHVILLE, November u.-Aher rou-
tine business, Mr.. DuBose presented Gpe-
tition from Bristol sgsinst the tax on
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ELECTION NOTICE,

I virtue OF al .-s.sr o. the aono-,H.
tsy,v amy Cou- o 5heI y county hi a5ST-
lion a It's present tctgSs ; sess4on
WI open and hold An sie~.9on ~ lion
NHs places Ia said ~ounf on
:, saturday, SOysmbsr D., 1871
-. ne sense On ths quzbnsd
II o. said ooaats ON rsUfv5ss Vol
Co1rf H. me action NJ the ro,tfv
on beh-tf 7eln, and prom sing 70 Ipdarss
NV fbo,l-u N the uam- II TIE cynoty
~ tH0u,ano dollars 10 spl.,onI ~ rSy
om1s1 ne meI PMS ard Raieigh Rsiioo.d
DER esDt . us ysarr, 5-srfnx etS1f
VIC coupons attacheg nsr.Is
9toa+enutiiy upon tns terms ana cso69o
.4ntA eeiusd Ia The order, Whies n Saea
Ihose VINO favor the loan OF the c-st,, -
-GuLt5s ~ lnderssd Aforesaid. viii 9rfts
~ print on their tfckeis, For Loan . -
- "a. .gSsp -ul write or pint In tueir
Isl o. t9e ~ sesi Clerks sn1 ofdcsrs viii
iors The day o. election.
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A Q. TREADwELL, late Aeacham = TreadVen
A. fREADWRLIs, OF TresdNeiI Bros.
RIA. TREADwELL, OF Treadwell bros.
I. u. TREADWKLL. OF Treadven Bros.
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Treat the Human Machine Gauuv
The winding passage. 50 feet in Length
through which the main portion of waste
matter OF the system IS discharged. ia lined
with a membrane as delicate as sfk. and as
sensitive as q net work of nerves can MAKE
u Neither constipation. collie. disrrhea
nor n other bowel complaint
can be cured by abusing an6 convuIEipR fhiE
tender membrane With q furious puresttva
Ine rest snf safest rem coy In 3 teh caxes i.
that mild balaam1c and delightful tonne
laxative, ~
Tarranf's SsItzsr ApsfisHf,
which heals, tones and invlgorates the ir.
ritated tntestfnes, while It relieves mem rom
Ine moroid hunors which provoke abdom-
rsOL BY ALL DRUGGISTS. mol daw
VkTE nave tested It's virtues, and know maj
fof Dyspepsia, Btliousness and thrOb-
hing Headache, IL Is the beSt medtcins tbe
world eyer saw.HEditor Telegraph and Mes
senger. Macon, Ga
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ALLFGED ELECTION FRAUDS.

The citizens Of Brooklyn, Without dis
lin ion Of parry, hold a mass meeting
tn evening 10 deliberate scd act con-
C-IniCE the Ir=uds in casting and count
iEg woes At the recent election.
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ciancsFy Sale Of Resl Estats On
tuesday, November 28. ls7i.

No. S97e-Aary &. Delbridge ct al. VS.. Nancy
Edwards 81 al.
D virtue of an order OF sale made in this
ID cause, I win sell. at public auction, TO the
hluhaai hldhar IN NhA nramIsaa
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TANNANY's DYING sTzUGGLKs.

Ths Tzumany msmbers Of he boards
OF E-fsrmHn End Assistant aldermen held
q secret caucus Wednesday night, and 1t
IS believed that they sill attempt 70 hold
over another year, on the same ground
thai tne Olhs Dmcizls b8l1 ovsr, alleging
that the election Of = nsg beard this ssr
e uucuusuruicaI ard tbrsatsn s1ne
dam gfrR Fxp cures OF tbs leaders unless
ra-E a-a n-.E-l .. Ln LEa-r c-a-n
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NEW YORK NOTES.


NEW YORK, November 10 The lstast
returns from she State give the Rspubli-
csl ticket Il 600 msiority. There was an
Unprecedented E0un OF independent
voting, sud the msiorirlss Tor the Repub-
lien snabO u assembly men sre gen
orally larger thsu for the S-ste ticket.
The essen ~ stands 50 Republicans to 80
na1rrH-afE
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gA@9Ac; kegs, l0k9lOezc. Hams, s~ugar-cured,
I6Tc- Green meats nominal Whisky, 1rm,
$50.
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THE
Memphis Stsaln Dyeing
establishment,

- -
OFFERS It's services to its many nr1en,
10, and patrons for the fall season. N
At, success with which II has introduced tn
n new oIahon OF business bespeaks tts art ar
%. sheh l-
:. ITS CHEMICAL PROCESS OF cLEAHIA
% LADIES' AND GEHTLEzEN's WEAR.
So by which the old destructive securing
. superseded, Is the great specially OF In.
RHIGE FlRS.
KID GLOVES,
70 LACES AND PLUMES
-eieansed, equal to new. or oolored Gle
8 Gsntlemsn's Wear
DYED WITH UNSURPASSED SKILL
SILKS
and every species OF dress goods dyed with
european imported oolors. auH
d "a. EniLFaRERa.
1871 1873
. FALL AND WINTER TRADE
: At Wholesale Exclusively
urn a-oCuD nm -
Boots, Shoes & Hats
is NOW COMPLETE,
And we are ready for the trade. Merchants
viii ind it to their advantage to Examine
our goods and prices.
HILL, TERRY & MITCHELL,
s2s aain St, msmphls.
DR.. 3. :. BLOUNT,
No. 81 CHARLESTON AVENUE,
At ONCE, Day and Night,
UNLESS PROFESSIONALLY ENGAGED,
&c. RELY. 6. BROOKS, Il. \. xEELY.
BROOKS, NELLY & co
~hO1esA10
GROCERS. COTTON FACTORS
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERs IN
Plantation Supplies, Boat and Bar Storss,
Mes. 8zO and aga Front street, /
Between. Court and MadIson,1
III ID EI TENN. |
SS-Also agent for the SouthsT Star Cotton |
nssses. au2 |
YEATMAN { ANDERSON, |
GENERAL
Commission Merchants
No. ? aOWAsD row,
OFFER FOR SALE:
FLOUR, COKNMEAL,
POTATOES, APPLES,
ONIONS, CHEESE,
BUCRWHEAT FLOUR, Etc,
Ss- CSzsiKnnents Of Cotton and Pro
duce soIicIfed va |
PartUs, Harbsrt & Co..
COTTON FACTORS
AND a
CON MISSION MERCHANTS
No. Il UNION STREET,
MEMPHIS IL, /. TENNESSEE
VI AL LIKE 5000 sREAD
AND WHEREVER
01
Inc IS WzEsA sfEB D'EVGsS rid.
Oak Stoves
the most successful. popular and COM
plete
O1x1ng nGaOh4nes I
Ever Invented. SIMPLE and perfect in con.
and so easily managed that a child
lan use them successfully. 1Set6O4 have
been sold, and every stove has given per
'eot satisfaction. Sold by III
Manufacturing Company ;
SAINT LOUIS, io' !
"
Wholesale Dealers in all kinds OF Q
rxNNERg CK !
AND ALL fss
SzoVE !
:. URQUHART g. CO., :
MEMPHIS, TENN. $
GEMPHEs AND LITTLE ROCK RAIL, b
ROABLPNE BLUFF BRANCH. q
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Dds will be recslved by this Company, 1T 4
. thair Office in Little Rock, Ark, for 80 "
avs, for binding the PINE BLUFF 4
from DegaIps Bluff to Pine Bluff,
Irk.. a distance OF about 80 miles. ThasWork
D consist OF grading, bridging ahd lurnihh- -
ne crossties. A party Of engineers are now \
q the field locating sho iines and prohle, Z
pecihoations. etc, will be ready for exam p
nation at earliest day possible. ~ r. NIL
Bios should be addressed TO the under n.
al Little RocA, Ark; tbs Company b
the right to reject any or all bidz.
n ordsr 81 the President.
"A. &. LvERMoRE.
9ensral supertntenaent =
C ~ SrE
acw
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EEAeURE|
Oct VI
X Of the|
and I'd
~ hefds
Fednesd|
ocka.m..|
I'D forDi|
iOlder8a Al
80 by al
% OOnGuc|
liam
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IFS. AZ
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Iaic,af|
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=, ate
Gns. a
edueeS|
90. |
LafnS|
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hoes 4
hoes, 4
1pBO1|
mask. |
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sUxpRT REsLexArIoNs.

/ Is row runo ed Lhss Hilton Is to
resign from ths department or parks.
IA K 5ui-h, lsnm-uy Republican. viii
res - IRON the police cOuUiszicn, and
HIchmsu from tie ire Commissioners.
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p Dbl 81 80 tos 50; wine vim

WOOD AND WILLOW WARE-BueEets, paint
cd, z and 3 hooIss 3 doz, 81 30 to 275i cedar, 2
aud 3 hoops, IS 10 TO 10 5f tubs, painted. nesrs
OF 3 - 70 6i Nc3, 50. No2, $40 Is; No 4, Sl 90;
bowls, SStoT; trsys, S6to 7;churns, pine, Is 70
= inches, - % II; cedar. irou -bound, SIG to
is; wel-Duckets, hoop ear, IS 50; wrought ear, SIS;
large swivel, 81; FashbOards, wood, 81 8; zinc,
z 81 s~X-handles 81 30 70 2: measures, nest Of S,
81 p; bah bushels, , doc, s.; iron-bound, IS so:
pecks, IS; cl0~thsI-pins, , box OF s Rross. 81 g!
spLnniu wheels , doz, SS5; brOOms, ring necks,
8 dozi SlIbi hud, plat handles, So so; fancy
handles 81 shaker, IS 80; s.; hick-
Ory spl1nti 81 hearth, 81; Whisk, 50 Is to 2 20;
mops, cotton. 81 sleeves, Iron wire, 81 70 TO q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25
Serious Fire In East Montpelier.

On Saturday morning last the horse barn,
farm barn and corn barn Of Mr. Charles A. Tabor
of East Montpelier, together with their contents,
comprising nearly the whole Of his fall crops, all
his farming tools, and four horses, were entirely
consumed by fire. ltappcars that there had been
horse trot on the track of c. c. Willard on Fri
day for 800, in which three horses were entered,
as follows The bay mare owned by VIM. Far
well Of Barre, " Scratch Gravel owned by
French q Washburn of Montpelier, and Hap
Ply john owned by Mr.. Dwinell Of Morrisyile.
The trot was not concluded at dark Friday, each
horse having taken one heat, and was adjourned
until Saturday morning. Mr. Dwinell putting bis
horse in the barn Of Mr.. Tabor on Friday night
About 10 O'Clock Friday evening the horses were
fed, and about O'Clock Saturday morning the
horse barn was discovered on fire. The fire took
in the horse barn, in the hay directly over where
the horses stood, and it is thought By those best
informed that the fire must have been the work
Of an incondiary, as it is cnimod that there is No
other satisfactory manner in which it is to be ac
counted for. It is furthermore stated that a lad
der was found resting against the barn on Tho
further side from the house, and near whore III,
fire broke out, which was not there the evening
before.
Before they could get to the barn, it was s..
filed with fire and smoke that any attempt to save
anything in it was useless, and they turned theii
attention TO the house near by, and succeeded il
saving that, though it was several times on fire.
Happy John was regarded as a valuable
trottng horse, and another trotting horse owncl
by Charles h. Page Of Morrisylle, together will
Mr.. Tabor's two working horses, were burned
It is TO be hoped thata thorough and rigid nyesti
CATION will be made into this case, and that shout,
any incendiary be discovered, he may be dealt will
severely Mr. Tabor's insurance amounted q
$50, in VI Mutual Loss above INSURANCE,
about $1,000
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h@arlpts.
tfeFWaphsf Expressly IN EaicAman state Joufnai)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
At CAMBRIDGE AND BRGGHToN,

Auouw or Stock At MARkEr
cattle sheer. SAoi,'. Hoq,. cr,,,'
e. U.s. rs; s.5. s... i3 3 i3 i !! . W; 8
paicgs.-Bsef caas.-Extra ht and heavy premium
quality i6s5 10 7S7i third quality, $500 10 81 30 "
u ms, on total weight Of hide talow and dressed beef
iew choice single pairs, tli.50 % 5000 Bulls, &C.
go,liag -sim@sl75g pair or according to thor
value o. beef. Handy Steers, So ~ ST..
MnA C0rs.- tiOWt0i extra good, 900 N So, with or
without calves as may be agreed mrrow aud ordina'
Nore.-Yoarllnes, nam, two.yoars old. io)0
urceyclr old i1U 10 ODD. Western steers, choice 5000
NsllgL Lye weight hi@'c per lb. Store cattle Tex
st,,p aat Linb,-sool M o.ooi 10 lots $3.50 @tl75i
extra, 9cts v III. on live weight or 5000 10 500
slofe'.-wholesale, 4alci retail, 5a7c PB. Fat
hqg ldf v b sprIns PIG ,1ioc h.
Mio.-Brghtou, 10 09 cts.t country lots, IA &C.,
Tallow, U o. ci country lots, M ilcts. v NJ. Pel,
3i1l. Calfskins l60lsc.
RrmBks.-rhcro o. but little change In prices or
good grades o of We noted the sale In small lots OF
$780, 86at 5ir - 40 TO- % nj at 64c at Cio loo
di u1 at tc 90 90 6.c and q worry extra at 5lc on live
Houshton 6 Wilcox soli to u. J. Peck, Attleboro,
steer. o dress 300 hs cach at Sic on dressed, weight
sna Of a9 e' at Sc rer pound dressed Two stag
strong solid t1 Mr. Smith oxen $50 lhs % 7ic one al
dressed one 6N f0r 90 doiars or Gd dressed. g. a.
Maine store cattle two yoarolds sold no t0G5 each
fatsJt Sat fl0t hcIfors 10 tsjt % young cattl,
100 $500 per hundred. live weight two ycar-uds aud
turce }eirn-s at each. in consequence of scarcity
and hth puco hay store cattle are sold lower %
proportion th1u good beef cattle, and slim hoo cattle
are also neglected and are worked oil at low price
There are i0ci1 Sheep and lambs this week u ,C7
l1st week and u I two weeks ago This decline In sup
py has quctcned the trade and rather better prices ar
sheep % of which averaging Ing and fraction over
Wgie "n pr taig torn, to nj No5s-hSl o. NeWpor'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25

WEST RANDouH-Ao1dcnL-L p. Thaycr, a
workman In G.. T.. Abbott Sash Blind factory,
glt hi. hand too near the Buzz saw one day last
week, and lost portion Of four Of his fingers.
DR. Scott is attending upon him, and he will soon
be at work again
The Band are circulating considerably now
a days Saturday evening, October 18th, they
were entertained by +. B. Salisbury, ESD Non
day eve, 10th, they gave a surprise at the Silver
Wedding Of ~ ) Clark Esq. and last satur-
day evening they serenaded A. X Mann, where
upon Alvin invited them in and did the honor-
handsomely. We must look out; they are liable
to be around any time while good weather lasts.
The potato crop is quite large in this vicinity
thi- season, and there is good deal Of life in
that branch Of business just at present-priccs
rauge from IS 10 40 cents per bushel.
Salisbury q Company are about pntting in
grist mill at their Manuaetory- are also
going to build a store house to load and unload
from the Railroad track opposite their mill The
r. Il. Company are 90 extend their side track ior
that purpose.
The office Of the Western Union Telegraph
''.lFHHs "N9 NJ" iNi""'VN li'ih t"u NiuE 0tDie
OF DR.. Morton, into the depot, under the man
agcment Of Miss c. NJ. Walker.
We noticed our friend c. \. Badger, Esq. on
the street yesterday. We understand he has come
East to take his family and household effects back
to Fort Scott with him. We are also informed
that Willard Gay, Esq. and family are to spend
tie winter in Fort Scott, Kansas.
West Randolph had quite a number of suffer
ers in the Chicago fire Among them, were the
Sprague Brothers -ol Sprague, Warner q Co.,
Wholesale Grocers. understand they are %
resume business soon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25
STATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court held At Montpelier within and FOL
said District, on the It'll day OF October, A. d. ISL
copy OF the last VIII and Testament OF Aaron Ban
ero late Of Boston, In the County Of Suffolk and Com
monwealth of Massachusetts, deceased and tho probate
thereof duly authenticated, being presented TO tho
Court by Thomas Bancroft the executor therein named
to be allowed Ia tho state OF Nermont
II Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein notified 10 appear at session Of said Court
be held at Probate Oaee In Montpelier on the 3lt
day october A. ID. lsIl and show cause, II any they
may have against tho probate OF said will for which
purpose Is further ordered that copy Of tho record OF
THIS order BIO published three weeks snccessey 10 tho
Vermont Waterman State Journal, printed at Mont
polier, previous to said time appointed for hearing.
By the Court.-Attest,
sl93 N. A. CHASE, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ IL
In Probate Court holden at Brookasld, within and
for said district, the 9th day Of October A. ID. 1874
instrument purportng TO be the last viii and tos
lament Of Gordin Hiobard late Of Brookheld, In said
district deceased with cOdeil thereto annexed being
presented TO the court by Goron r. ibbard the Exec
uior therein named, for probate
IL u ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein notified appear session u said Court
he held at tho Probate Once In Brookhed the 2sth
day OF October. A. d. 1871 and show II any they
may have against tho Probate Of said Will nor which
purpose II further ordered that copy Of the record
this order be published three weeks successfully In
the Vermont Waterman and state Journal, printed at
Montpelier previous TO said time apponted Tor hearing
sLo9 =" Wv JOHN L. cLEAvELAND Judge.
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Aid for ihe SnnerIng !

We learn that the ladies Of Montpelier and
viciniiy-.iust like them-arc moving for the re-
lief Of suffering in the lumber regions Of Michi-
ean and Wisconsin. let them speak for them
sclycs
Nlrssns Poland. Tho suffering aud destitutior
Of those persons scathed by the recent fires u
Michigan and Wisconsin, calls for immediate nid
and any article, however small will be gratefully
received.
viii YOU, sins, please notice in the Jo"fHal
that persons arc invited to leave offerings at the
Court House on Thursday and Friday Of the pre-
sent week
The Ladies are requested to meet at the Grand
Jury Room at O'Clock, p. IN. on said days, e
prepare clothing and bedding for those distressed
people,
Such want and woe as exist, in these numbering
regions makes it own appeal to every human,
heart. =
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25
hett Adtertts
4 GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
DIR. Walkers CALIFORNIA
V ! N T. G A Il
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Made Of POOR RUM NuIskEY. PROOF SPIRITS,
and uErtsgr Tfoffouu i..t..t .,,t., and famed
b.,
10 p'e0se the taste called " luulcsi Allcuh'isi
Rcstorcrsn Sc that lead tho tnplor on % drunk
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''"'o i'oN AuN ietna Oh 'hlloIhIh' f'e ip" lt' =.
c0toiie SihwHiHn. They arc the GREAT BLOOD ~.
RIFfFn and , Tfrr gtNtya pptNrfpfr a ucrfeet
49,. d,
iou''"''i anu lhN-otatof Oh tle oy ato carry "H %"
all poisonous matter and restoring te blood 90 healthy
condition Nter.o, e,,, t,te p,. hi,ters according
"
""iiu''"H NHo iumAh long uuNelIi prov H'l ll' ""'
are not destroyed hy mineral poison other means and
tho vital or,,,o. ,,.o.t ,,.,,i ti.. ,.t a. ,.,,,ir
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bai4' ihcse biIfths have Boon most tucicssiu huct
Ditflsfs are caused hy ttlfsI Rood which s generally
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bi0fhi"iA VN INhi"taliONt HDaia'hft iMn DO
the shoulder Coughs r. .fuc. of t. Ghost Dizziness.
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Of the Lungs Pain in the regions of flo Nlueys and
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w. UNIV i'''"' ~ ''i '"'N'' ''N '''N ''' i' ''- w
/ dyspepsia
They ntsor.ts tine storaeh and stimulate the t0rpll
liver and bowels which rcuor Thorn 0f uuoaualted ed
cacy IN cleansing Inc blood of aid imuurtics and iti.
parting now lie and yisOr to tho whole system
] bilious REWiTTENT and INrFRNlTTENT FF.
YER which are 30 urotaIcnt u the yneys Of our sreat
The M.sis.ippi. Missouri. ILLINOIS. rcnne..eo. Cumbcr
lard Arkansas Rod colorado MA t0. pa,rl Alahnfnn