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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

The WAsuNGroN CouNrY UNfoN OF COOP TEM-
rLsps met at Waterbury Centre January 3oth,
at iOI O'Clock, a NJ and opened in form, Dr.
n W. Gilbcrtin thcclair. The Welcome Address
was made By Rev D. S Frost Of Waterbury.
Response by Rev T. Fulsome, Waitsfcld. Re
ports were heard from seven lodges ia this county.
all Of which reported thor respective Lodges ia
good condition, Waitsfeld Lodge having initiated
forty since the last Union, which was held at that
place December 5thi 1871. An essay wos read
by Mrs. Julia Brown, Of Waterbury Subject
" How pleasant it is for Brethren u dwell TO-
gethor in unity
The question, BY what means can we best
promote the Temperance Cause2' was ably dis
cusscd by Rev. j E. Wright, Of Montpelier
Rev. j. Copeland Waterbury, and Hon. George
W Gmndey, Vorgenncs Other questions Of
interest were discussed, making one of the best
meetings the Union has ever held. There were
some two hundred present, and dinner and supper
was furnished by Waterbury Lodge, and great
credit is due to the Lodge for their untring efforts
in furnishing bounu.uliy an Tint heart could
wish
ln the evening public meeting was held, and
an address was delivered by Hon. George w
Gnndey, of Yergcnnes % crowded house
BY cordial invitation from Cabot Lodge, Il
was voted to hold the next meeting at Cabot
June 9th
WE. WArrsMAN. Sec1fary.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, ~,
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and Tor
said District, the sth day Of January, A. ID. 1874
An instrument purpoftlng 10 be the last Va, and
Testament OF Samuel Jones, late OF Berlin, la
said District, deceased, being presented 10 the Court by
Eliza Jones' the executrx therein named, for probate
II IL ordered by said Court that all persons cOnccrned
therein be notified TO appear az session Of said Coutto
he held at the Probate Office In Montpeeron the 18Th day
OF February, A. d. Ss2 and show cause any they may
have, against tho Probate Of said Will for which puT-
poso II Is further ordered that copy Of tho reeorl Of
this order be published three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Watdhman State Journal printed al Mont
pelior previous To said time appointed for hearing
Hy the Court.-Attest,
O6.0s HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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.oRrER pERRIN,s EsrArE

The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court i0f the District Of Washington,
Commissioners, 70 rocoiye, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the OF
Porter PeHini late Of Berlin, Ia said district, de-
ceased represented nsolyent and the term six
nom the I'D day OF January A. d. 1871, being allowed by
said Court 20 the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice
that We will attend 10 the duties Of appointment at
the dwelling house Of widow Lucy Perrin, In berlin,
IN said District, on the hrst Mondays OF March and
september next, at one o'clock, In the afternoon
each Of said days.
7, N. DUSTIN, }eVnin'sAoheN'
Berlin, Feb, ID, A. ID, ls72,-0slQ
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legal totioes,
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and Tor
said District, ON the 9Th day Of February A. ID. i.I2
An instrument, purporung to be tho last VIII aud Tcs-
lament Of Abraham Page late Of Barre la said district
deceased heiug presented to the Court by Sarah Ann
Pago, the EXecutrlx therein named, tor probate
II ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified Ia appear at session Of said Court to
be hold AZ the Probate Office in Montpelier the 27th
day Of February A. D. 1874 and show cause any they
may have against the probate Of said VIII for which
purpose Is further ordered that copy OF the record OF
this order be published three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Waterman state Journal printed at Mont.
peler, previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
by the Court.-Attest,
OSLO N. A, CHASE, Register
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District on the 9th day Of February, A. ID. ls52
An instrument pufporting to DO the last will and e
lament Of John Wood, late Of Montpelier, In said
district deceased being presented TO the by Thorn
as W. wood, the Executor therein named, for probate
IL Il ordered BY said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session Of said Court 10
be held at the Probate Odce in Montpelier the 10Th
day OF March, A. d. s72, and show cause II any they
may have, against the Probate Of said VIII for which
purpose Il s further ordered that copy Of the record
u this order be published three weeks suceessvely in
the Vermont Waterman and state Journal, printed at
Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed Tor hearing
by the Court-Attest,
OSLO Ma. CHASE, Register.
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ELorEMESr. Considerable excitement has been
occasioned at Laconia, n. H., by the disappear
ance of Mrs. Helen Richardson, wife of Henry
Richardson, who left there over two weeks ago,
ostensiby to visit relatives in Barnet, VT
Subsequent investigations point to an elope-
ment on her part with Charles cleveland, son of
Hon. Elijah cleveland, of Coventry, VI.
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TnNuY Cmnui SERVICES. Rev d. W. Gates,
OF Burlington, will preach at Trinity Church
next sabbath The theme for the Sunday school
concert in the evening is, d" The Ever Living Sa-
yi1ur.n The exercises Of tho concert will be under
the direction of Prof G. g. Bush, Superintendent.
Services at ioi a. NJ and p. NJ
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CAnJr.-On Saturday morning about . o'clock
fire was discovered bursting from the buildings
of Mr.. Archibald Adams, in the northerly part Of
this town, and in a short space Of time the build
iugs, consisting Of dwelling house and wood
shed, with their entire contents, were consumed.
The occupants, Mr. Adams and daughter and
two grand children, barely escaped with part Of
their wearing apparel
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Row Lun.-rho Courts Committee, consist
ing Of Hon. W II. II. Bingham Of Stowe, Hon.
George Nichols OF Mortified, and Hon. c. II
Heath OF plainfed, have decided to lay road
twenty-five feet wide from State street, between
the Episcopal church and Bishops Hotel, TO the
Wmo1-h River. This action will nocessitato the
removal or tearing down Of the building occupied
b5 W H. Barnes as a harness shop, and more
familiarity known os The " Texas Of Bishops
Hotel
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The STATE FAIR TO nE HELD AT Sr. JonNs-
.nuRY.-We learn from st. Johnsbury that the
managers Of the State and Caledonia County Ag-
ricutuml Societies, came to Il harmonious under
standing, at their conference yesterday at St.
Johnsbury and that the State Fair will be held
again in that place, next fail. 1t is doubtless a
wise conclusion on all hands, and the Fair, we
doubt not, will be a great improvement on the
last one.
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.tTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and for
ttl district the 10Th day Of january, A. d. 1872.
John A. Harrington, Administrator Of the estate Of
A4ria Stone, late OF Cabot In said district, deceased
AAkes application 10 said Court license 20 sell all Of
tho real estate Of said deceased except the homestead
and dover theron representing that the sale of part
necessary for the payment Of the debts Of said deceased
and that part cannot be sold without injury to those
interested In the remainder.
Mheroupon 1t is ordered by said Court that said appl-
ton undor consideration and be- heard the 18th
day OF February A u. ls72, at the Probate Office In
Montpelier.
AMI It further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication of notice Of this applica
on and order thereon three weeks sucoessvoly in tho
Vermont Waterman state Journal, printed at Mont
pslier before said time of hearing, that they may APP
p,ar at said time and place, aud, ii they caus,,
D lect thereto
BY the Court Attest
O5Os HARVEY TILDEY, Judge.
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CARAu KINGS ESTATE.

- The Subscribers, having been appointed by tho
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Randolph,
Commissioners ~ receive examine and adjust all claims
kns ~ q Orange. -lld District, a. ~
2lt day of November 1871 nesas allowed ~ said Court
10 the creditorv Of nt doccascd oxhift anl prove
their resp ctiyt claims bciifg Give nNtce that wu
will attend p the duties II our app1ir in1at AZ the
dwong-house OF iiuntley jackson, Orange, Ia said
district the 18th day OF February aud esth day o.
May next, at one O'Clock 10 the aernoon each Of
said days
/ T. TABooR' Commissioner.
Orange January II, A. b. lsq2.-O6Os
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Capt. Charles sagcr, who keeps superb stock of y-
cry horses in Portland Me- informed recently that
Shsrias carahy Condition Po,rr-s regularly in his
stables, and that the expense Il than Offset by the
diminished amount Of grain necessary 10 keep his horses
always in good order
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

We have hal good slcighins through the month"; Civ
ing excellent opportunity for logging and other out
door business. The at the close Of the month
about Gitoen inches in depth in open land. Though
have hnd days Of high wind, a general thing
have had quiet pleasant weather. without the usual
remes of this month The January thaw Of this
has been eft out We have had hut three four days
where could be made into balls The temperature
has been slightly above the Of the last
In this month.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

CTPerlcy, the reliable correspondent Of
the Boston Journal says 1t is evident that
the House Committee GU Ways aud Means is
engaged 10 preparing bills so rcconstructing
the tariff and Internal taxation that the rove
nue. will be considerably reduced, and such
bills will probably be passed by the House.
Whether the Senate will concur, so that the
proposed reductions can be enacted, remains
10 be soon.
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ELIJAH LAMBERToN's ESTATE.

The subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
orable Probate Court for the District OF Washington
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate OF Elijah
ceased represented nsolyent and the term ofsix months
nom tho 10Th day Of Jan, ls72 being allowed by said
prove their respective claims before Give notice. that
We will attend TO the duties Of our appointment at the
second Thursdays Of February and May next at ten
o'clock IN the forenoon on each Of said days.
STEPHEN X. HOLLISTER, ct,.i.
JOHN Il. EDDY, commissioners
MarshAeld, January, ajth, A. D. 1874 MOS
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DAucrIyr is 1RounlE.-Mr A p Squires,
Gle Chremont detective, who will be remembered
from bis arrest Of Davis and Barton, the Water
bury Bank burglars, has got into trouble at Wor-
cc-tcr, ilnss., aud is committed to Jail on the
charge OF larceny. OF the merits Of the case We
know nothing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

ASSExArIoN,--There is said to be pretty
strong feeling in Greensboro for annexation with
Caledonia County. 1t may take place at no dis
tant day, as II is easier to get to st, Johnsbury
than to lrasburgh
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List Of Letters,
Remaiaiag IN the Montpelier Post Office
JanNary %, 1872,

LApfrs-Mls. J. T. Noyau.
GEs7llrss- Goo ". nalley, A. r. Darling, Truman
y fi~sf Ai-a- ! AanQs1c. q 81 lplGueni John Pima
man Jsli-.,r lsen' isaac n,t y 4. shelton Dr..
L siesots Htman straw, va bsieerer.
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Mett Adtertts


II
The subscriber offers for aalo DIE FARM Of Ninety.
Three Acres situated In East Warrcn one-hti mile west
from the Church. Post O1co and School House. aud "a
miles from The Church. Post once three stores Hotel
Grist Mil, several Lumhor Mills and Tanncros IN War.
rem Village.
The Dwelling House on The farm situated ona slight
elevation Of ground afoulng splendid Wow FOR miles
around, II s l story building, IN good order, with
back room, wood and wagon shed attached The house
j. supplied with running water in two rooms from one u
the best springs In tho Stntc.
There @ on The farm two good sized Barns, o. Horse.
Barn, and plenty " shed room constant supply Of
water 20 The harn1-thc water 20 Che ouae and Barns
said Farm has kept twclvc cows one yoke Of oxen ono
horse. aud some young stock % has plenty NJ wood
two Sugar urcharsone of ll or more tocs The other
young orchard of over 0 trees 10 has small Fruit
Orchard just beginning t0 bear.
For further particulars enquire 90 ere subscriber on
the pHce. VIZ. T.. HARMON
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Frs1WAL.-The ladies of the Congregational
Society in Barre, will give a festival in the Town
Hall on Tuesday, Feb. 18th A good timGmay
be relied upon
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OYrtR SrrrEa.--An Oyster Supper will occur
at Trinity Church this "wednesday evening, the
proceeds Of which win rcpIcnish the library Of
the Sunday school. With good entertainment
r)r a good object, the ladies ought to be favored
with generous patronage.
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DR.. Bryant.

Many Of our readers will be pleased to learn
that DR.. Bryant, who effected so many remarka-
Die cures while here previously, has again re-
turned to Montpelier, where he may be consulted
at the d" Union House" See his card in another
column
From Kalamazoo .Nlohl Gazette
DIR. J. L. Bryant.
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IW Wwrs MOUNTAINS. --Wc understand that
there is hardly o limit to the expectations in
dulged in regard to White Mountain travel
the approaching season The ears will run with
in four miles ON this side, and twelve on the 9th
or, So that no time will be lost in reaching the
mountains, and even inyaiids can 60 up to com
mune with nature in her most marvellous deyel-
opmont Extensive plans are also maturing to
accommodate excursion parties, Of convenient
size, from different localities with reduced fare
on the railroads and also at the Mountain hotels
We also learn that those renowned caterers tho
BARRON BRoTHERs of White River Junction.
who already own the Twin Mountain House, have
now purchased the Crawford House, and are al
ready making extensive preparations for furnish
ing and supplying them fully equal to any Sum
mer Hotels in the country. Wtha all these attrac-
tons, the coming season can hardly fail 10 far ex-
oacd any that have gone before
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Jim Fisks will has not yet been admit
ted to probate at New York, but it is be-
leyed the property left will be insufficient to
pay the requests.
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EpILEPsY OR FITS

SURE CURE for this distressing complaint Is now
mado known ina Treatise of IS octave pages on Foreign
and Native Herbal pfepara ions, published by Dr. o.
PHELPS brown. The prescription was discovered by
him in such a proydental manner that he cannot
couscientiously refuse 20 make il known, Il has
cured verybody who has used II for Fits never having
failed IN single case The ingredients may be obtained
from any druggist copy sent free 10 all applicants
by mall Address DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN, II Grand
Street Jersey city, N. j.
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CUISINES CARDs-Neatly printed,
- At The JOURNAL 0yPcK.
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heut &dtertis ements
v | l. i A G. Il n ALL.
THREE NIGHTS ONLYl
Commemorate


THREE NIGHTS oNLYl
Commonci1g
W ED ESDAY, FEBRUARY I'M 1872,
"A MY NE"
u Z A " A TIC ALLIA NOE,
with The popular california Artistic
\ NJ Y TT o n E,
Assisted by Eminent Dramatic Talent.
THE EXCELSIOR coRNET BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
And Che p..tnsi.1cd Dutch Comic,
7 II O VI AS W. BOLAS
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY I'm.
Dion Bourccauirs New Drama Of
l. + l.
OR THE CHERRY TREE IN.
a. Solo right purcha'cd by Amy stone.
And the Iaughable Farce
SA LILY SCRAGGs
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY .u.
l. 4 S T L Y N " E,
OR THE ELoPEMENr.
And tho Streaming Farce.
T II + Sc G. r EFT
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ON.
II ! D d E " II 4 N D.
scatscan be secured in advance at
BlNBY & CO.'S DRUG STORE.
For further particulars zee small bills Of the day.
TllOs w. BROWN.
@os j. WATSON B0GiE, Agents
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YiLLAos CoLLtcroa- Robert llargin has been
appointed collector Of this village, in place Of l.
W Brown resigned.
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DR. SACKS CArARRH REMEDY Is no Patent Medicine
humbug gotten up TO dupe the ignorant and oreduous
but is perfect Specific for Nasal Catarrh "Cold in the
hoad,n and kindred diseases $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

AT the request Of many who could avail themselves
Of my treatment last summer, we'll that Of many
Of my Old friends and patients whe received treatment
from at that time have consented to resume prac-
tce at the Union House, Montpelier Thursday, Feb.
let, remaining till Friday, March 18th, ls12 O7u
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Meteorological Observations


FOR me month Of January 1872, taken in Ran
d0,ph, w., for The Smithsonian Institute
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tBaiohman s. Journal.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1872.


The next entertainment provided by this ASSOC
citation will consist Of concert by the Mendols-
shon Quintettc Club on the goth inst The club
viii be accompanied by some Of the most accom-
pished singers in New England, and the occasion
will be one which should be fully improved. Prof,
Paul y DuChallieu, the celebrated African Tx
poror, will lecture in this course on the evening
Of the 9th inst
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Su PaouDncE.-A week or two since we an
nouneci that the Colby Bros Of Waterbury had
determined 10 remove their extensive Clothes
WHngar business 70 Reading, Michigan. We
now learn that Judge Kinney, from the last-mcn-
toned pace, was ut Waterbury last week, ar
ranging in reference 20 the transfer of the BUSH
mes and chat on saturday, after ihe business he'd
been completed. De was taken suddenly sick with
cgsrola- and died ou Monday evening His
body ha- been forwarded 90 his home 10 Michigan.
DaNnIlc-Ihe hea'ra-glu- public will not
Gail % remember the appearance of Stone q Mars
t'ns Dramatic Alliance 10 this place this even
ing THE beautiful dumn of " Ellie. will he
presented Amy Stone PRESERVATION of the char
acter Of Enc is said to be clover in the extreme.
She has excellent support and the orchestra and
hra.s-band arc greatly above the average Of those
usually found in provincial theatres The com
pany has recently bcon strengthened hy the addi-
ton Of Thomas W Blas, the eccentric Dutch
vocalist, and Master Hugo Wugens,ein who is
described as "a wonderful musical prodigy.
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A UCTI0N BlLLS-Printed at the
"A JOURNAL OFFIcE
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PAPER WARE.

A GENTS WANTED. - Agents make
n orc money at work for US than at anything else
Business light and permanent. Particulars free. a.
SuesON Co., fiRs AT PabisAus, Portland Maine,
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Trade

The market wal precisely la the same
condition ss yesterday. Trade WAS very
light. Orders we're not so numerous;
however, me week closed satisfactory TO
dealers.
Tbs ureyisiou market wss. As usual, sc-
tive Stocks are only moderate this morn
ing, Prices are hrm - quotations
T6srs Is no change in fresh meats. We
.1nots. Mess pork, SO; ia bsoOn-cissr
5tdes At SIC. shoulders 81 7%47Zc and
1s.Tes. clear nib, few in the market 81
7Kasc, with but little demand bulk-
clear sides, 7H@7ze; shoulders, 0I9oci
olaar rib. 7Lc. Breakfast bacon quoted
- i0o sugar cured hsmE, l3Z@l4o,
Drs.sed hogs arc in light supply Will
a good demand; Memphis stressed, fci
oonntrv. 6G6Lc, owing 20 conotSion'
Drassad hesf. 7dSo: mutton, e<QlOci ana IN
demand, Lsrd-taercs, Sz&As@e5 Kegs.
IOKalIe; caddiss, uzSlzAei Psl4s nc
Ike. Some merchants arc EAklhg even
dgures for lard mud
In eggs the market WA quiet. u uo'
msud was fair, suq good supplies thnkthE
from 2zG23e.
The b1tter market wsE a shade weaker
and offering at 2l92se Tor choice; othel
Qualities neglected -
AThsrs is a good dsrnand for hides
We give the following IS the quota
4iona. Flint, per To- 1so; dry sstseoi 5oc
greeu stated, szos . ktSSa, 49, !
Saor-skfns sell st $40. She5p@kL1e DO !
sEs wortb 81 ssoh. and Oomlnon z5o9sl
IN ersin tbers wss some inquiry, DaI
AcI5srr ~ corn were ffm, some sven Ssk
ing coo, though 800 Escks were o s0I
Ese. Bran Is scarce and would con a9n !
SaaSO on the isvse. Osts sre sSes~95 40
s76G5sc. hay Is 3 shade ssinet, : ~ IA
snd 81 50; sales yesterday HeL -snd
ponltrv Was scarce and IN oSA1
rIve chickens selling readily ! .
~ a ner dozen for common, and 20 ~
Turkeys were In light recsiP
Si1alg. Geese and dzcks-none Az -
~ nc In fair local demand. Dresses
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PETITlOM FOR INCORPORATION.
20. "a. Edo De - Ohanesry OOurt O


No. ~, Rim the first Chancery Court O
shelby county, Teanessee.
FAT M Elder, j. ". Knot
w Joseph LenOW. Eugene Mageveny, E
McDavitt, W. b Miller, W. a. Edmonds and
G. II. Judah, ave hled thsir petition IN said
Court, praying to be Incorporated as the
''Society OF the Southern oIdiers Heme,r
and that they may be constituted the trus.
tees of said corporation, and authorized "a
adopt by-laWs and rules for the government
of the same. n perfect their Organisation
by the election Of officers, to COnstst OF 6
President, Secretary Treasurer and Manager
or superintendent, etc. that they may be
fully empowered TO do al acts not tneousis.
tent with the laws ~ tbs State, under their
corporate name, borrow money on the obli-
cations or OF the corporation, for the
purpose OF improving certain land-faboui
~ acres owned by tbemJ-situated in Shell
by county, Tennessee, and about four miles
esst OF Memphis, ETC.;
Il IL therefors ordered, That any and al
persons wishing so 70 10, make their appear
ance herein, at the courthouse OF said court,
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn. on or before
the nrst Monday In March, 1874, and show
cause, II any they have, why b praye OF
said petition should not be granted, and that
a copy o. this order be published for thirty
days IN the Eem phis Appeal.
This January "a, 1S73.
A copy-AGtsGt:
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK ana Master.
BY r. j. BLAOk, Deputy D. & N.
ERrrfE. PitI0E a PIlOH. fGlLgst