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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-10
FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION

MoNDAY, Jan. s.
This was bill day in the House. Several i'm
portant bills and resolutions were introduced. A
resolution calling for inquiry into the conduct Of
New York officials who left their posts 70 log roll
at Albany and elsewhere was referred 4 resolu-
ton repeating the income tax was voted down By
a vote Of so nays TO ~ yeas Judge Poland and
Mr.. W lizard voted no. Mr., Smith was absent in
New York attending to his duties as chairman Of
the committee charged with investigating the
condition Of the National Banks Of that city.
IN the Senate yesterday, Senator Schurz replied
to an article in the New York Times, MIR. Fen
ton spoke at length the bill to regulate the ser
vice in the collection Of customs at the various
ports of entry in the United States, and DISPOSE
tion of fines, penalties and iorieitures incurred
under the laws relating to customs lie argued
in favor of a thorough ciyilseryice reform and
permanency Of office holding.
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IA o a t h s..

In Berlin Jan. O. SAMUEL JONES, aged u years and II
months.
In stowe, Dec. 81, Mrs. HmAn EDDr, aged 70 years
10 Waterbury, Dec. rs, Mr., IIrHAs HUMPHREY aged
% years.
In West Randolph Dec. 20, Mr. coBuRs Monss aged
70 years.
In West Randolph, Jan |, Mrs lRA LAssos' aged o.
years.
In Bethel, Jan, }, Mr., uRIAn GRHEsi aged 80 years
In Barton Dec, ls Mr. RonERr TRAor, aged 81 years,
imonths aud ~ days
In westaeld Dec. n, MARY, vito Of Stafford farman,
aged 81 years.
In Ilardwlck, Nov. 10, Mrs. SusAs kArhAs, wife Of
u. q, kathan, Of Charleston, aged o. years
In passumfsc, Jan. 2, Mr.. A. X, LAwRHsex' OF West
Randolph.
10 Braintrec Jan. 2, Dca Atdusits fLisf, aged ~
years.
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The Western Union Telegraph Co. have
perfected arrangements by which all the
principal telegraph offices in the United States
are made Transfer or Money Order offices.
Money is sent in this way in sums less than
500, but in no greater amounts, and the
messages a-s-- subject to special rates. The
money order Offices in Vermont are, St. John
bury, Montpelier Burlington, st. Adams,
Rutland, Manchester, Brattleboro and White
River junction.
Besides the visit Of the Duke, the West
has been visited by a tornado, which did con.
siderable damage over a large extent Of ter
ritorJ.
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We are glad to learn that Mark Twain's "lu-
noccnts Abroad is soon 10 be followed by a com.
pauln volume. entitled RoucnNG IT, con-
tanning nearly 600 octave pages, and illustrated
with hundreds of Characteristic engravings by
some Of our most noted artists. The advent Of
this book will be awaited with intense interest,
especially by the multitude who have read and
re-read that inimitable work Of the " lnnocents.
The book will be sold By subscription only, and
we are glad 70 learn that one Of our worthy young
men, Mr. joins r WnsoS, will soon commence
canylssing 10 this vicinity.
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-sese

NATIONAL WAsulNG MAcHNE-We have re-
Gently witnessed the operations Of a new Wash
ing Machine, known by the above name patented
by j ihn Slater. Mr. John II. Pinks Of Wood
stock. one Of the owners Of the patent for Wash
incton county, has bad a machine On exhibition
at Barrow. 4 pecks Tin Ware and Stove Store
on Main Sueet for the past few days, actually
demonstrating what it can do, and all that is
claimed for it.-that IL will wash clothes ciean no
matter how badly soiled, IN less time and With
less labor than any other machine,-it does per-
form 10 the entire satisfaction Of all who have
witnessed it. It will do the washing for family
Of eight or ten persons in thirty or forty minutes.
lt seems 10 be perfect machine for the work for
which it is intended, and We are not afraid of
commencing il TOO highly after seeing what it
can do, or rather what t can't help doing.
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Rg-AStHAuSo rHE HAiR.-When tho hair ceases h
draw the scalp the natu al lubricant which Is H.
susenance, 10 vitality ls as II were suspended and 81
not promptly attended to, badness will be the certain
result The one sure method " avoiding such un.
pleasant catastrophe is to use LYoSs KArHARioS.
which. when we'll rubbed into the scalp, will speedily
mate the hair and prevent Il from falling out Be-
sides that this mimi table resusotant and strengthened
Of the Hair nourshes and stimulates IL young aud
der 6bcr all obstacles to their growth in tht
shape o. danirud aud dirt Ultimately producing new
crop Of hair stronger gosser and twice abundant
the old. As hair dressing It Is notably the most agree
able refreshing and servceabe article placed upon
a dressing table
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Card.
GooD sAnARl1AN socIE1r. a0s }

Coon SAMARITAN SOCIETY. PCS
WEST VAN BuREN STREET, CuicAGo.
To the Ladies Of East Montpelier
For your contribution Of pillows-thc only con-
tribution Of the kind we have receiyed-please
accept the thanks of the Good Samaritan Society,
In every case these pillows, with the slips accom-
panying them, have been given to inyalids, whose
expressions Of gratitude, on receiving them, knew
no bounds.
Again, on behalf Of our Society, thanking the
kind and considcrate ladies for their generous
offerings to the inyaids Of our stricken city,
am very truly yours,
Mas. NJ. d. TEMPLE, Secretary.
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vERNrOryT w ATCHMAN AND STATE JOURNAL.

Among the resolutions adopted at the
New Hampshire Republican State Convention
last week, was the following
Resolred, That President Grant, by the
wisdom, prudence, skill, honesty, sagaciiy and
abundant success with which he has admins.
tered the affairs of the nation as its executive
head, has fully justified the confidence rcposed
in his integrity and ability as statesman by
the Republicans, and richly merits a re-nom.
ination and reelection at their ha IDS, and we
confidently propose him as the Republican
staudard-bcarer in the Presidential campaign
Of 1872
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WALToN's ROOSTER We have received this
annual for l512-receiying it too late, however,
for notice last week. IL is now published by the
Claremont Manufacturing Company. Having
examined it somewhat thoroughly, we are free to
say that il is decided improvement on previous
numbers. 1t is full of valuable tables statistical
information lists Of newspapers, binks, insur-
ance companies. local, state and national govern
nent, and full directory Of every town in the
State, which makes it invaluable to all business
men For sale By all stationers.
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The "sClENCE OF LIFE, OR sELF-PRESERvA-
TON" a Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure Of
Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline in Man Nervous
and Physical Debility, Hypochondra, Impoteney, sper-
matorrhga or Seminal Weakness and all other diseases
arising from the Of YOUTH the ndisorotons
excuses Of mature years. This is indeed book for
every man Thousands have been taught by this work
the true way health and happiness 1t is the cheapest
ami best medical work published, and the only
this class of Ills worth reading. lsOth edition,
vsed, much enlarged illustrated, bound In beautiful
French cloth Price only 81. Sent by mail, post paid
receipt Of price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL
INSTITUTE No. Bulaneh Street Boston, Mass, or DR.
W. IL. PARKER, Assistant Physician. N b. The au.
thor may he consulted the above, we'll as all dis
eases requiring skull and experience O2.5l
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IA aria es.

~~--~-~-~-----~-~->--~~-~-~~
In Marshneid, Jan. ist by Rev Leonard Wheeler, Mr.
AsAsA HALL, OF Marshaed, and Mrs. JULIA A CoLRr'
Of Danyine.
In Greensboro, Dec. 25, Mr.. JoHs r. PArrEs and Miss
fL0as " OscooD, daughter Of o, z. nsgood ESD OF
hariwick
w. Doc. 81, Me-. A. n cuuuI, ST. and Miss Ina
- =, both % Stowe.
M sfoso Doc. n, Ar. AtBsHr q. HAFDBAcK, OF Kan
lai knd Miss EsnA nfoSn, of Store.
In stove Dec u, Mr.Lpoius MoaRILL and Miss PRrs.
rOs, 10th Of stowe.
In Bethel Jan l. Mr.. GKoRGE WALLAoE aud Miss
ELLss NJ EDsOs, both OF Bethel.
In Randolph. Dec. 25, Mr.. JohS s. AyERILL and Miss
MARY NJ TOWNSEND, both OF that pace.
In West Ranaolph, Jan. l. Mr.. JAsPRR II, LANsos
and Nils HANNAH WAITS, both of that village,
In johnson, Jan. |, Mr.. ORLANDO H. JOY Of Jericho
and Miss ASsA NJ. BARsEs, Of johnson.
In Cambridge, Jan. |, Mr.. lRA r. PARSONS and Miss
MARY II BuKDicK, both OF Fletcher.
In johnson, Jan. g Mr.. JAMES y. CoBLEGH, Of Hyde
Park, and Miss Lucy SAcKErr Of johnson.
Ia Bradford, Jan. Mr.. GlLHAs HuIeHSsos Of
Washington, aud Miss MARY A. JoHssos, OF Topsham
In Bethel, Jan. /, MIR. CHARLES @. OWN and Miss
MAGGlK 5. BowEsi both OF Bethel.
In Norihaeld, Dec. 81 Mr. GLEN RAYn0R, and Miss
CELIA GuoDHEAKr, both OF West Randolph.
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llARnwtck.-Mr Ephrim Answorth was cone
-iderably injured near East-Iladwick, on the It,
by being thrown from a load Of hay The roads
we're very icy, and in coming down the hill lead
ing from the new street at East Hardwick, near
j. D. Go,drioh's to the Old or main road, the
sled slowed from the track, causing the acct len.
Fortunately no bones were broken.
Railroad work j. being prosecuted with con-
siderable energy in many places down the river,
where deep cuts or rocks occur. a working party,
under the direction Of the efficient superintendent,
Of stone work, Mr.. Parker, Of Em0re, is engng-
cd in building the nhuiments to the FIST river
bridge below the village The company are
erecting the second temporary engine house hero,
TOR the use Of the engine to the working train
also n suitable side track is being pat in.
Temperature, Jan :, morning IL evening
6. Jan, s:h, morning 22'. Thermometers
have indicated below zero twelve days thus far
this season.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81.
IN Probate Court held at Montpelier, within aud Tor
said District the ga day Of December, A. d. 1911,
An instrument puTportlnk TO DO tho last VIII and
Testament OF Elijah Lamherton, late OF Mnrshned, In
said District deceased bong presented 10 the Court Dy
Kenuse ear Cole the executor huren named for probate
II ordered BY said Court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear az session Of said Court 10
bo held at the PROBATE Once In Montpelier the 10th daJ
OF January A. d. 1874 and show cause II amy they mas
have, against the Probate Of SAID viii for which puf-
pose further ordered that copy Of the record Ol
this order be- published TIRES weeks SUCCESSFULLY 10 the
Vermont Natohm state Journal, printed AT Mont
peer, previous 10 said time appointed for hearing.
ny the Court-Attvst,
0hOi nAKVEY TlLDEN Judge.
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NORWICH UNIVERSITY Rev, DR.. Malcolm Doug
lass, Of Windsor, has notified the Secretary OF this
Institution, Of his acceptance Of his election rs
President, rice Howard resigned. We congratu-
late the Trustees Of the college upon having Sc
cured the services Of gentleman - well known
rs n scholar and teacher. lie comes to tho Uui-
versitv fully understanding the situation and
with the determination 10 work it up to high
standard. For nearly twenty years he has been
a member Of the Board Of Trustees, rarely, II
ever failing 10 be present at their business meet
ings, and has always been firm believer in the
peculiar course Of study laid down for the cadet.
The length Of time which he has remained in one
parish, upwards Of fifteen years we believe, and
retained the affection Of hi- parish and fell
low townsmen, warrants us in the belief that the
University has secured President who will work
hard in It's interests, and secure for It the position
among colleges which it formerly held
DR.. Douglass early years were spent at West
Point, where his father WINS for some time Super
ntendent Of the academy, and the originator Of
the present marking system in discipline and
study. For clergyman the doctor is eminoutly
qualified to carry suit strict military discipline.
The present Faculty, including Captains Cur
is and Williams, Of the regular army, remain on
duty.
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LADIES Festival ~ BARRE.--The Ladies Of the
Uniyersalist Society in Barre will hold their An
nual Festival in the Town Hall, Thursday eve
ming. January 18th, ls72. They will spare no
pains to make il pleasant Entertainment, and
respectfully solicit the attendance Of the people
Of Barre and vicinity. Admission, including
supper, so cents. Doors open at half past six
O'Clock
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TWENTY EIGHT YEARS, PRACTICE

In the treatment Of diseases incident Females has
placed DR.. DOW at the head Of all physicians making
such practice speciality and enables him guarantee
speedy and permanent In the worst Of Sup
and all o'her MsHItraa Dsrangemsnts. from
cAaf,rer eau,t All letters for advice must contain ST.
Office, No ENplcorr STREET, Dosros.
~ B.-Doari furnished to those desiring To remain
under treatment Boston, July, ls7l.-77ly
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Watohman 6 journal.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1872.

SINGING scnooL.--Mr. A. j. Phillips of this
village opened singing school in Burlington,
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Phillips il one Of the
rery bca instructors in vocal music in the State,
and the people Of Burlington are to be cougratu-
lated in his decision 10 open a school there.
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INV PATENT Among the patents issued from
the Patent Uliec for the week ending December
goth, 1871, was ono to Dennis Lane, OF Mont
pelier, for improvement in head block for saw
mill We bad supposed that the popular mills
built by Lane Ptkin * Brock, were always per-
feet but one thing may be relied upon this
entcrpti-ing firm will never stop making i'm
prlyemcuts, until their mills are absolutely and
Individuality norLect.
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lloRsE STOCK COMPANY The annual meeting
Of this company was held at Burlington yester-
day. with good attendance. The financial af-
fairs appearing little mixed, or at least not pre-
scented with sufficient cearness, the meeting ad-
journed, without the transaction Of any business,
to meet at the same place on the second Wednes-
day Of February next, at p. NJ
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Colorado having knocked in vain at the
door Of Congress for admission into the Union
as State, is now coming arm in arm with
Wyoming. The two territories united will
make quite respectable State in point Of
size, and with sufficient population to return
three Representatives. But some of the ter
ritorial oiiicers who will be deprived of Office
howl against the proposed consolidation.
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Far. On Sunday morning last, tenant house,
owned by George G. Shepard, and occupied by
John Mcmahon, near Montpelier Junction, was
burned. The loss to Mr. Mcmahon is very Sc
we're, and one he can poorly stand. Among his
property burned was $50 in money, in addition
to his furniture, clothing, etc. His family all
suffered severely from cold before shelter was OBJ
taiue1
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GTATE OF VERMONT,
nH.atfssf.tus..s u

In Probate Court held at montpelier within and for
said District the ION day Of December, A. D. 1871.
Alfred z Hicks, Administrator on tn estate OF George
W. hiss, late OF Calais, In said district, deceased pre-
scn.s his administration account Tor suttlemout
MheeupOn, Is ordered that tho he referred To
tho 10th day 81 January next, at tho PTo1av Once In
said Montpelier, Tor examination and allowance and
that ali concerned hc notified hereof by The publication
OF the order IA tho Vermont Waterman osatp Journal
printed at Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, as SOU
may be. that They may appear Al said Time and place,
II they SEQ cause, aud Obect thcrvtD
By the COurt,-Attest,
Oaol N A. CHASE, Register.
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SErTLrD.-The suit Of w. N. Hoyt, N. L.
Rice and John Mcfarland against the Rutland
and Burlington Railroad Company, for damages
sustained in the Mt Holly accident, in June,
1870, has been settled by the parties. They ,e-
side at Cambridge, N. Y, and were the droyers
injured in that accident Hoyt gets $2500.
Rice and Mcfarland get $500 each.
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The buildings of j. @. Finell of South
wheelook we're burned on Tuesday night. The
flames spread rapidly burning the entire set OF
buildings, including household effects, % tons Of
hay, all bis grain, farming tools, etc. lie saved
only his stock liewa insured for $1,000, which
covers most Of the loss.
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UENRY Y. BARNES ESTATE.

a The subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
ortDlc Probate for the District o ton Com
msuners, to receive examine and adjust all claim. and
demands OF all against the estate Of Henry Y.
Barnes late of Montpelier n said District deceased rep
resented insoyeu and the term Of six mOnha from the
9Th day OF Dec, sl, being allowed by said Court
the creditors OF said deceased exhibit prove their
respective claims before us Give notice that we will
attend 10 the duties Of appointment at the
store Of Scott Co., In Montpelier, in said District
the second Wednesdays Of February and June next
at O'Clock In the afternoon each Of said days.
GEO. W. SCOTT c..,t.
NELSON A. CHASE, NVuiinisrioneis'
Nf.u paIf Das A N laTf
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Legal alntioes.
TATE OF VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier Ia and Tor SAID
Erstus G. Camp, Administrator on the estate Of Simon
Is Waterman ata Of Barre, In said District, deceased
makes uppca sion 10 said Court 10 extend the time here
turr allowed him Ia pay tho debts due FROM sail estate
and 10 render his administration account until some fu-
ture day.
Wher,upon u Is ordered by said Court that said appli-
cation be heard the Probate Office Ia Montpelier on
tho 2d day Of January AMI II Is further ordered
that notice DO given 10 all persons concerned, BY publiea
ton OF this order IN the Vermont Natehman STATE
Journal printed at Montpelier, three weeks successfully,
before said hearing
By the Court.-Attest,
O2Ot n A. CHASE, Register.
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II We benost the readers Of the Waiomln any by
recommending Parsons Puglus Pas to be the best anti
bilious medicine in the county, willing to do
We have had about as good a chance to know any
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TusBRIDor.--At the annual meeting of the
Whitney Post 90, @. \. r., the following
Comrades were elected officers for the ensuing
year Post Commander, Richard Smith Sem
Tor Vice Commander, Wallace w. Swan
Junior Vice Commander, James L. Farnham
Adjutant, George H. Hardy Quartermaster,
David b. Daniel, Chaplain, John Durkee Sur
geon, Charles b. Smith Officer of the Day,
Royal c. Smith Officer Of the Guard, AFRO q
Monkey Sergeant Major, EIihu Fuller Quarter.
master Sergeant, Ora II. Goodlle.
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CTATE On YERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In said District,
on the I'D day OF Dec. A. d., 1911. William Chapen
Administrator Of the estate Of Joseph Chapen, late
Mddlesex, In said district, deceased presents admins
tratOn account for examination and allowance, and
makes application Tor decree OF distribution par
luton OF the estate Of said deceased. Whereupon, 1t IL
ordered by said Court that said aud said appl
cation be referred 10 session thereof to be held at
PROBATE Oice in said Montpelier, the 2Jd day Of
January A. D. 1874 for hearing and decision thereon
And 1t further ordered that notice hereof be given
all persons interested, by publication Of the three
weeks succcssyey In the Vermont Watchman and state
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier, previous
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
at said time and place, and show II any they may
have why said account should not allowed and such
decree made.
BY the Court.-Attest,
02Oi HARVEY TILDEN Judge
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.TATE OLE VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S..
Ia Probate Court holden at Montpelier within and for
said district the igth day OF December, A. ID. 1871
Alfred F. Hicks, executor OF the last Will and tesint Mt
Of Aaron Liey late OF Calais in said district, deceased
presents his administration account Tor settlement
Mheruupon IL Is ordered that the be referred 10
the 10Th Jay OF January next at tho Probate Uice
said Montpelier, ivr exam nation and allOsanee; ana
that ali concerned tie notified hereof by pu lcaon OF
TINS order IN the Vermont Waterman State Journal.
printed at Montpelier, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
may De- that they may appear AZ said time and place.
Il thoy cause aud OBJECT thereto.
BY the CouIt-Attest
Ol-Oi n A. CHASE Register.
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AVOID QUACKs.

victim Of early indiscreon, causing nervous debi-
y premature decay &C., having tried in vain every ad
verified remedy, has discovered simple means Of sell
which he will send free to his iellowsuereu J.
II. REEVES. IS Nassau ST., New York. s2A
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1t will be that the month below the average
temperature OF the last years only month OF
the seven has been colder that Of December the year
1907 when the temperature fifteen above
There has been much wind during the mouth on the
2li and 23d, severe gale prevailed, blowing down
Of barns and other buildings in town, and many
forest and shade The selghng has been fair nearly
ali the month HAD thaw the ed lasting to the
10Th, which reduced the de III of from Gfeen to
about an average of three inches on the level
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,TATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
ln Probate Court holden at Montpelier, within and
Tor said District tho ist day Of January A d. 1874
Nancy Hutchinson, administrator the estate OF
Sqwcl Hutchinson, late OF RoxDury, 10 said district de-
ceased presents her administration for settle
mrnt.
Whereupon IL Is ordered that the be referred
the sd day OF January xt at the Pronate Oce In said
Montpelier for examinat on and allowance and that
all concerned he notified hereof by the publication OF
this order IN the Vermont Waterman state Journal,
printed at Montpelier, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY.
may be, that they may appear at said time and
place, II they cause, object thereto.
by the COurt-Attest
oJ05 HARVEY TfLDEN, Judge.