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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-30

The Portland and Ogdensburg railroad
has opened regular business to Hyde
Park, and there the work for the winter
will PROBABLY cease.
Rochester held a meeting, wednesday
afternoon, which seems to have been al
most frantic for the construction of the
proposed Ratluud and Montpelier
railroad. A committee was appointed to
make provisions for the preliminary sur
yeys.
The clopement mania has reached the
Green hills. Lorenzo Colby and Mrs.
William Greeley Of st. bloomsbury left
that town, last week, and are now enjoy
ing each others society in Montreal.
Colby leaves a wife and two children at
home, and Mrs. Greeley a husband and
one child.
s. Wright a Co., the pownal woolon
manufacturers, have offered their credi-
tors 90 per cent, cash, ON all claims
against the firm. At Is thought a settle
mcnt win be effected and work resumed.
A large number of The 'old guard are
planning for sleigh ride 10 Jacksonville
on Wednesday OF next week, where they
will be cordially welcomed and enter
tainod BY y. a. Hicks.
Notwithstanding The u]npropitious
weather, a large and well behaved party
OF sleigh-riders, who know how to make
hay when the sun don't shine, came mp
from Jacksonville on Tuesday, danced
and dined sumptiously at the Vermont
House, with evident and expressed salts
faction, and went away bestowing praise
on their entertainers.
The winter in northern Vermont has
been SO severe that but very little lum-
bering is being done. Some mills are
not stocking up at all, others putting in
perhaps one-half their usual stock, while
occasionally n is getting nearly its usu-
al supply. The weather has been very
cold and dry, which has made the roads
almost impossible with the amount Of
snow and the heavy winds, which pre-
vent the roads from packing, keeping the
snow loose and soft. Taking the country
drained by the Connecticut aud Passump-
sic River road, not more than o%nc.fourth
the usual amount Of lumber will be cut
which most seriously affects the interests
Of the consumers OF Vermont lumber.
;. W. Dorsey, the new senator from
Arkansas, is a native Of Vermont, where
he was bor= in 1910. lie graduated at
Oberlin, was captain Of Ohio artillery in
Virginia. then became an iron-monger az
~Sandusky, o., aud is now settled at Hell
ena, Ark, as president Of The Arkansas
Central railroad.
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Sl1kas counsel have presented tAoir
msthsn ior a new trial, ia tho court Of
Oyer and Ttrminer, supported by aai-
dayits substantially "a follows The
afidayits state substantially, that dur.
ug the trial oae juror went 10 the
Grand Central Hotel and possessed
AHnseH 81 Information which did not
enc Up dariag the trial also. that
mother jaror weB. q q pistol store to
gel Information On s9me point which
was net clear ~ him; further that, dur.
iug the trial the prisoner once left the
room without tic knowledge Of counsel
and was absent some Minutes while
'be testimony was being taken also,
taat once during the summing up BY
The prosecution Judge Boardmau left
tho court room aud was absent some
nme also, that some Of the jurors can
be proved 70 have been imbuel with
hostile feelings toward the prisoner.
No decision has yet been made or
opinion expressed II looks like rather
mall chance for life, but the ways Of
tie law ro devious ami sometimes
pptGpding oat.
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sr-Es q aeitber Psychology
nor spfisgal phsaomsa-tsey sb0pla
lie reQurcd q procure alceasc We
were pli that camplaist had been
made aad that the Papers woald be
served "a tbem yet, iaf some uss1a
tbcy were allowed Is depart without
molcsta.ion. some one remarked
that 20 puaish these oaenaers would
occasion loud howaug among the
spirtuaists. There woald be bowling,
il Is true among The shallow aud weak
minded advocates nftbe Drsill devised
trickey among those who embrace
aud swallow everything under the name
and guiss Of spiutualism. withoos tBe
slightest effort al Investigation; bot
bot all ssuud minds, Of whatever faith
or denomination. would bo at once
ready 70 gxpel his satanic majesty
from the court Al who shrink from
Investigation arc tricksters and impos.
tors. aud the last examination IN this
place Of the Dr's great segser as he
calls II, was a downright and most
sloyeuly attempt AZ iugglery
SmBE.
We publish the above for the reason
that Scribe" claims 10 be a Spiritual
ist, and also, hat the parties whom he
refers to arc not the real thing but i'm
posters. Others who claim TO be gen,
uino Spiritualists may contend that the
late manifestations were really the
work o. spirits. w. Individually, DO.
lieve that the whole thing, not only this
but every other claimed manifestation
Of departed spirits. is in one sense, a
humbug but much better and sharper
people than we are think diff rently,
and they have Just as good a right to
their opinion as we to ours. As ours
is not a religious JouENAL we do not
propose to discuss the subject any far.
Their than itmay have local bearing
En-. JorRNAt.
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rus CAMBRIDGE POISONING CASE.

An examination Of the stomach Of
the deceased child by medical experts
showed The presence Of a metallic pois-
on, and there can be no doubt that Mrs
Shaw aud the children were poisoned.
Mrs, Shaw and two more Of the child
rcn are not expected to live. Mr..
aud Ma, Briggs have both been arres.
ted for examination, and Mr.. Shaw is
still 10 confinement. He protests his
innocence If the crime laid 10 his
charge but evidently has no adequctc
appreciation Of the guilt Of such a
crime. Recently he has appeared to
Do insane bnt this may be feigned.
There is but little doubt that his init.
maey with Mrs Hrigg led 10 the com
mission Of tAe er.ue, whoever may
have been directly implicated
Below we give the aHte.mortem state
meat ef Mr.. Shaw, taken Saturday
night. II Is different from former state.
a,cnts made by her, hnt she now says
that the former statements were inau-
enecd ty fear Of her husband
ana the wife or Charles Shaw. /
think / ahlll never gciw vel. taye no
hope of ever recovering / was taken
sick q week ago last Monday about the
middle IT tho afternoon My children
Harriet, Lihbic. Anna aad Iia, were
taken sick the ucgt diy We were
90 takeu u lhc same way, with head.
ache pain ID the bowels aud vomiting
} had eaten nothing unusual upon the
day before. Ny husband leh home
the Saturday before / was sick. and
caHc hack Sunday about tour O'Clock
Isl tie afternoon and remained al home
until ST. wenc taken sick Tuesday
afternoon Hy husband weat and got
some wAiskey an8 liked some OF II 10 a
@a-- taa gave i 70 the children who
were s.ck BE ,bea Gae1 some more
in i goblet aal aacroi ttg me.
Itala him ] woai3 not drink il until.
rs drank saae afit Itsl1 him this bc.
sc b. thought a mach 81 Mrs
81 that Twas afraid 10 drink t.
Mrs Briggs had sworn that she w9uld
have my life aud tax comfort with my
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otn wv R,uHoAD s,crurrr,

NeD ieV people perhaps, realize
that wc sro now on the line Of the Now
York Boston aud Montreal railroad.
As u5 change has yet been made ia the
working Of the road people are slow
to believe in the good time coming 1t
Is true that thcir expectations, IN the
past, have not been realized, aud a
portion Of the people who are always
ready to throw cold water on any Gu
tcrprise have been crying the past two
years n told you So"
Now there was a very good reason
why the through line was not establish
ed at the completion Of the Lebanon
/ springs road, bot we will not go into
the details Of the failure Of the expect.
cd arrangement. II failed as has been
very evident, aud our road has had to
support itself by It's local traffic, aud a
healthy growing trade it has been
building up When the Old arrange
ment failed parties who are interested
ia the road Immediately set about form
ing 4 new arrangement for a through
line. 1t was slow discouraging work.
but at last they have succeeded and
the linc from New York to Rutland is
already united with only a short piece
Of road to build
When this link is completed, and we
understand the work viii be hurried
forward, trans will he run through
without change, and run so as to &C.
commodate through travel as well as
the local trade We hope and expect
that some Improvement will be made
The present summer. An additional
train run TO connect somewhere, eth
cr at Chatham, Hudson or Troy, with a
drawing.room car attached, would GER
tainly pay during the time Of summer
travel and would also aid in building
up and keeping the summer travel on
this line Of road as that must be one Of
the most valuable items ia the business
Of the new road Our summer bust
ness in this section has always flourish
ed t. some extent, even with wretched
railroad facilities, what il might be with
proper facilities, such as are afforded
travel 70 other places Of summer resort,
il Is impossible 10 estimate. We would
like to see it tried for Just five years,
long enough for people TO find out that
they can get out into the country, in
this direction without hindrante
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The iugglcry performance under the
name of Spiritual Manifestation.
which have been recently held ID this
were not such as the gods nor
men ~ sound mind could commend.
While We have 40 prejudice against
s-p.rItualism whcu fairly aud openly
conducted and respect a sincere and
defotee 70 the cause yet We DO
most essentially object u imp0stors ID
This - in every thing else and when
p4gtjes calling themselves spiritual
mediums g. from place to place Civ.
iug exhibitions b such bunghag Jug
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ihe >apteme Court 81 Maine hAs ao-
el that tha aft ofthc Maine Legs.
Iaure eatafir aE new manufactures
h exempt ifas taxation a certain
amcr IN gan nne0n+tiutional and
iflAfr decided that The Legislature
slapgt enable t9uHt0 ail aprfate
corporation, although il NAY d railroad
cooperation. Oar state has similar
ss regarding manufactures which
nav he declared unconstitutional.
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Nset Isl MauehFstsf. falty MHua iEa Ga
Nies Sarsh Msker aget 6 rcbrs
Another ol earth sufferers from bodily
disease and inGrmiues, has passed away,
and surviving friends have reason 10 be-
lieyo, from This world 0i sin aud sorrow
s. well Is OF large mercics 10 thai, whose
inhabitants shaft never say, II an sick
Tier suhnriugs, especially during The last
parl OF her fife, were ufcu intense, ia all
those, a. ID AN her affective HE, she main
taiued q patience, aud even checriulncss
OF spirit aud countouanoc s resignation
10 the viii OF her Heavenly father, that
esineed constant and pleasing evidence Of
her christian piety. In every sphere Of
life She occupied, "She bath done what
she could" Anxious 70 live for the sake
Of loved ones, but ready TO die, all ready,
trusting Ia her Saviour. She loved the
church and The sabbath School, sending
Is one Of her last messages her farewell 20
an oldcn teacher now III the far West.
Miss Walker was q daughter Of Hors-
ito Walker, recently deceased.
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corruption ln
elections aud mFou the Plan 81 ehoa&inE
senators hs ; populSr vote TIE hon}ci
debt oftao siair q ~ 6
The exports e chocse FROM Tie United
ia ls7s amouuici Is @ gat pouuas
yalncd a als. to l-ao The exports
amounted 90 d. paubas n 1866
81. &ll,as5, and 10 1850 Bu.
TIE qaAnuty exported Ia 1891, Amounting
to 5l 2s2,l27 pounds, REALS : SOS 5
or sgf9.6ls more team tbc
pounds exported last Yesr.
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fsw sae cred 81 Der
- rss asws a 81 y d d.
su So eas IL tae wss
eag 3 rasie mncafstely e
aosr3 tr sur6a r Ibn
ufrr p rashea
a5f bcrAs T. creyY portion e
do Rce hey 3D. they
SAT- ss3 ai,ety refused g.
ts orders ofibe captain Tha.
last resort & cafsroo hcit
ur e. hs caruaaa was compelled Is
ta ierfer strict ca people and
sat a!tsm VA weaudei
Hbe N1nh Fleet unk almost lmme.
aIatsly and cut If az 90 board only
u.oetyseyea nefe eayc3 The totaI
aaalef Lost Is sarFosei 10 bc three
hundred and twcuiyaac NJ at,cn-
Jon paid BY tie steamship o the
CIT sraut vessel alter uso collision and
She proceeded Oh her course leaving
fhc sufferers O. their fats She IS sup.
posed q bea Portuguese OF Spanish
erah The London Board Of Trade Of.
Zen areaa ard Of $500 for her discovery
and the uoyds have autographed to
thcir agents at ai southern stations to
stop bcr If possible.
II has since been surmised that the
unknown vessel also sunk. aad that al
au board were lost
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,nnnlr nonII.ln

Il : supposed that both 81 tie Con
fte ssional Committees tar tic inecsti-
sation rs tie Credit Motilier bribery
neatly through taking testimony
oirgs tr s been oa ttt 'rl ana
fe8 DIS testt say pl te1ls t. iu-
plicale enc atibc bright lights 10 the
Hepaljcsu paIty as well a some u
aIc ucmu.futia ono al the former.
sonaiar Patterson 81 New Hampshire,
f5d previously made aa ad3iayjt that
il had never bad a8ytHlag a. rs with
Credit MetiieF va amy WAY shape OF
nsuaar Boo aimee claims from his
'hat he hold a eertsin au.ouut
te stock Is trast fs Patterson and
ihat tar aat yel certain large
bends thereon NOW Patterson has
sNy m nuiupc4eaaile
ieg al wt sad q Congress
The question ~ a.dy aho aaz
sni sh 4ae.i,aa ea.Dcs nstoaly ia the
ase 3 senator Patterson hut seserai
tbefs WHOM $50 haze been aeeasiout
t8tn nraes a also brought 20 q
trtt y ut evident that Ame
Inclined ~ naka te tau book
aH tai as ges H. -
that hl Asa reputation to lose
ai g.ko 4. Ataet oils u mislstaae
Sc i.snst bass pleag oleoH It
had aas ls ati raqad aat te
aade pro- actse df good ift serves as
sfang t. at mgh HI sefp
.ss i t-iafs
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tts de csf haah murderer has
tra 4errr5 q aen trtal - the supreme
Sit ofN Yofh aHA is feeu e
m tit ehaas ID Mafeh This &C.
tygy sagt ~ stokes
ID latter sud- Confident ht sin
4 Nsell 60 Hai
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WIN. ). BLAIsDELL.
SAyDeArE, vr., Jan. 2sth, 1878

SASDGArE, VI, Jan. 2sth, 1873.
NJ. Editor:
Your devil or proof reader, or some
body, made a typographical blunder
in my communication of last week, on
the manifestations nj ncighbor Ben
netts, | am made to say in the third
paragraph, paraphernalia for the use
Of the adtrjduals" instead Of narist5'es
as il should be-. make this correction
as some Of my spiritualist friends tax
me with insinuating that the "indiyid-
uals (mediums) handled the bells, etc,
when no such thing was intended - far
from it. itried to give a plain state
nent Of facts and, leave people to
Judge for themselves.
BY the bye, some OF your citizens,
you say, discovered il to be an "arrant
humbug,1 If 50. it seems to inc they
owe a duty TO the community. Mrs.
Matthews has been a public medium
for a number Of years, giving seancts
and occurring, and viii compare not
%unfavorably with first class Lecturers.
let her be erp0sed, let the tricks be ex-
planned that she deceive no more
And it is hoped the explanation viii be
more Iacid than that Of the Buffalo doc
tors tn enty years ago, who wisely and
profoundly decided after an iuvestiga-
tion Of the rappalgs through the Fox
Girls mediums) that the sounds were
produced by swapping the toe joints
ErErts
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Ite q 81 tat reached
a ed 5 ral rs 3 aI.kr napIss
- i4f at a8j thas lt
cross Use msgntaas tc California
lfi then eras the nean ~ China 60
tie
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P S. PnArr.


FAorom Porn, VI, Jan. u, 1873.
M. Editor;
For the recent visit and the offerings
at the Baptist Parsonage, our thankful
ness is here publicly affirmed. Not
only to those who planned, but to those
also who made il 30 happy in issue,
does great credit belong, and they
have certainly the gratitude Of one
clergyman's household. The receipts
Of the evening and Of the few following
days amounted TO 1903. IL which, al
though appreciated we trust, was the
smallest portion Of the good cheer OF
the occasion. All the churches aud
other societies Of the town we're rep
resented, as well as the community
generally which fact seemed to say to
us that we have succeeded in some
small measure at least in representing
that unrestricted, untrammeled relig
ion which in its depth and mllness the
Redeemer taught. And this express
sion is among the things which make
it a pleasure still to work and still TO
sacrifice.
WM. 5. BLAIspELL.
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GnEAT DAR0AIN
loMMIssIoNERls NoTIcE.

: We the snbser1bgrp, being appointed BY tho
Hon, The Probate Court Tor tho District ~ Man.
chester, Commission rs 20 receive, examine nd
adjust the claims and demands Of al persons
agaiust the Estate on
Oliyer c.. @ lbcrt, late of Dorset,
ia said District deceased, and also an elalms and
demands exhibited ia Offset thertto aud pix
months from the 2Oth, day Of Jan. 1873, being
allowed ~ said Court for tat purpoec, We De-.
therefore, hereby give notice, thst 80 viii attend
70 the business Of our appointment AZ the late
residence Of the said deceased on the l1th day Of
July, 1873 from ono until four O'Clock, #, m oh
said day.
Date at Dorset, this 20th day ~ January
4 D., 1s7a.
ISAAC BARROWs,
353Hx I0LIIN SYKES, e7m
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Marriages

"a. H ~ p Neaea
h8h st&
sa NfH u Hssu=a
sua b. NH
- Il athe H
Teat tf Ef
U faytar faf Huss M
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nl...rnn-

Tie n ta llaet a4ied
sailed irsa Lea4gb. via foaI hundred
aad turite passcuecfe q addition 10
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CoMMIssIONERs NOTICE.

- VIZ fHT srBsffrnfRs Being appointed b4 the
Hon lht Probate Court 81 tho District af Sian
cbCateft CeinnIs-iontfs 70 receive, axtmiao aH8
adjust the claims and demands If an prfHgu4
against The Estate ri
samuel Folsom latg ~ Manobtsfer.
Ia said District deeeaHed, and also 40 Cla!ms anil
demands exhibited m OBJECT thereto. aniaIs
month from the lst day 81 January 1873, bcluF
allowed By said Court Tor that purpose. Ws d5.
thteidre, heFeby give notice, that at WIl alto II
70 the blsiBess u our appointment Ht Il. Now.
ardta Office. ~ said Manchester. The Bjth DAY af
jane, 1879, from one BntlI four 0csogE, nm
on said day
Dated i Manchester. this lsi day N J]abnarf.
a. D.. 1872
W a. ADAMS, Co..
J53w ~ NJ. DIAN, N"
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AND BURTON SEMINARY
MASonesrra, vEuuosr,

4 Boaydtag md nay School for Ladies
and GcHt(oHiea,
AA0rds the advantages ~ a tull Board ~ iapeh*
ere, Carefully Prepared CUur-os uf Study
thorough drill ~ the Engli-h with special atien
tton to the classics aud young mon preparing for
Goth, An early application f0r rooms will be
found advantageous, For other particulars or
Catalogues, address Hoy. } u. Wlckhum D.. D.,
az Manchester, or the Principal
H. H. SHAW. Principal
Manchester, VT. Jan. Zsth, 1873. Ily2t
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RUTsM slI

TRuIsMSlN
.lT Is rEUr
that T. c. ORyls has
THE LARGEST DRUG STORE
H bennington Caupty
m IS TRUE
that l.. c. Onvis keeps the
LARGEST Il BEST SELECTED STOCK
Of goods n DIS line in this part ofthc state,
IT rs TRUE
that l.. G. 0Rvis keeps only
PURE UNADULTERATED DRUGS.
1T Is TRUE
that L. c. ORyIs has always for sale
a varied and
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or FANCY GOODS.
III Is TRUE
that l.. {. ORvIs has an
ENORMOUS LOT OF TOYS,
Notwithstanding bic heavy sales dnuna the
Hol days,
IT Is TRUE
that L. G.. Onyls never allows his stock
10 get Low bot alwavs keeps HE
SHEL YES &c SNOW CASES Full.
If Is Il,UE
that at l.. G. owns STORE you always
FIND WHAT YOU WANT.
IT Is TltUE
that l.. G. ORyIs offers for sale a great
variety Of all kinds Of
ONFECTIONERY&CANNED FRUIT
TT Is TRUE
that H. G. ORWs wants TO sec you
ONE AND ALL
at his store frequently, whether you wish to par-
cnaso anything on not.
IT Is TRUE
that L. G. ORy1s is most happy to
NOV HIS GOODS AT n n ALL TINES.
IT Is TRUE
that you Will MISS y.
if you buy merchandise in his line before you
CANINE ms Go0DS.
IT Is TRUE
that i G. ORvIs hopes you will bear in
mind all the above SELF EVIDENT TnuTHs and
govern yourselves accordingly.
1T Is TRUE
hat Il. q. ORyIs wishes you all a
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Manchester Vt, Jan list, 1873.
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coRREsPoNDENcE.
DoRsrr, Vt, Jan. 27th, 1873

DphAEFf W 'hHt -tttlt 1000
NJ. Eiitors
win you please say TO Il many
who gathered last Thursday,
evening at the Dorset Hotel, accept.
ing the proprietors generous offer OF
the use Of his house, that their kindly
greetings and converse, the good taste
and bountiiul provision Of the tables,
and their liberal donation Of $ll2 were
most thankfully appreciated by their
Pastor
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS.
Al
Adam Han, Factory Point, W..

would mysl especially u4tgfIu mg HrUidr
patrons nHd the puyiic af8Afsjy that ] Nsyt
0pcscd nay Photographic tta8ms and hB now
prepared " catch tho +" deetiag nhAa9e 4" iu ees
cry variety n style Feeling thar with " 10y lSiE
experience in the business am Huly comps
toni - please she glpHt faatIdl8ua.
Fictures q deceased portions. tiaNH 81 resi-
deBees aud sGeBrg made ppga slaff n0tite and
at reasonable fates HIuiAtnfts neatly 8tt Isl
ioektts, pins, riaga, etc. Especial attent0~.
pad 20 copying fuizrgtag anH hgmhiEQ IA .
lax, Oh, % wataf raBaF8 l alaI kAup 81
buC assortment 81 Albums FG#ll Aus
seF, GhrDm0si EagTaruEs. eis
BitRs IJetgfs Frames. Gg4a
almost eNer3thj1g r~b.stgs ~, gflE
Ta Fl possible Hgures
s,ss tr@ lbln fr tao very AUefs psf.
tgnfeFT received I haPf q melt e1n
tiG9 .ao saua. fHcstrb esse aatisf#
tutccd-
8A WILKINSON
Aftgry pYa4& }l.,Deh 3 1914 @ua
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by express, by Che barrel, directly from the oys-
ter Bay. Retail Dealers arc Supplied by he
Barrel, half barrel or tub, At prices that will
compete with the Troy dealers.
until, further notice we shall retail oysters at
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GIVE WAR IN VERMONT

The only plsco North of Troy where oysters
afereceiyo4s directly from the oyster beds.
CHESAPEAKE OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
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sguas MEpIcfsE- ASb cnEMc4fE
AIge Stock oa nahd ID al uascs sad ssIa /,
81 tnE PRICE
EiSCEST GROVER
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MUSIC TEACHING.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
IL States for the District OF Nevada, ss.-
In the matter Of CHARLES Y0UNGwORTH.
Bankrupt.-A warrant In bankruptcy has been
issued by said Court against the estate OF
Charles Youngworth Of Virginia City. county
OF Storey and State Of Nevada, In raid District,
who has been duly adjudged q bankrupt upon
his own petition; and the payment OF any debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging TO
transfer OF any property BY him, arc forbidden
by law. A meeting Of the creditors Of said
bankrupt, to prove his debts and choose one
or more assigneos Of his estate. will be held at
a Court OF Bankruptcy, TO be holden at Virginia
CITY. in said District, on the goth day Of Feb
rusry, A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock ~, at the office
OF Il. Strother. Register In Bankruptcy Of said
District, No. Is North G street, Virginia, Storey
county, State OF Nevada.
GEORGE I. LAMMoN,
u. 6, Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
fes I'd BY AUGUSTUS Ash. Deputy.