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cation 70 os On he ssrts .se ~ Vet Street, ne
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ailled werlnss in suiicisni SsmSers,. Oh ''esr'ns
full corp. ~ s., ,S :.
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PREMIrn sTEsM DYEiys sND scoUR-
lsnr 90 Jefferson street. e-crsso~n.
LADIES' GOODS.
STAMPING DEPOT,
Sls SEVENTH STREET,
ieea-r Opposite pstent oGice.
NOTICE TO LADIES.
500 real nsIR SWITCHES, Also. large .tccs
AcohLs' all styles, al exceedingly Tow rrice-
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WE ARE SELLING THE BEST
PARIS KID CLOVIS, ANN
Que button 20 cents; two buttons sis lYG
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T. LENzBERG 4 Co.,
Selling ont entire stock Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
% and below cost.
TOT MARKET Space,
I.n3oem between I'm and sb street. northwest.
ThPoRTER OF HUMAN HAIR.
GRAND BARGAINS Ar
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Ole lsfA stssa, sscesd door from q srres
hemembSr the name and number Cheap Ouris.
switches, Chignone, Brads, Puts, FriEzetfes 81 tsS
latest styles Call and new stock before mr..
chasing elsewhere A., ssf
IL FRENCH STARCH RNAMrL
the best article IN the world for doing Linen or
For sale by all Grocers
BCRHHAM co, Manufacturer,
49,, loo West Lombard street.
ysnI4-N Ba1tinore, Maryland.
EDUCATIONAL.
MI iss I; FLETcHERs SCHOOL ron YOUNG
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IMPORTANT TO PURcaAsRRs OF REAL Es-
rATR.-In the Court In General Term to-day it
was decided that all instalments of special as
sessments due and unpaid at the time Of the
sale OF real estate must be paid by the purcha-
ser in the absence Of special agreement 10 the
contrary. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

ALASKA DIAMONDS set in gold, French eiits
and lets. and q beautiful as~ortmenf In hair or
nsmsnts and gilt high combs received at Priguss
jewefry store. No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween AZ and 6th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

The GIFT ENTERPRISE LAWN the police
court this afternoon Mr.. Harrington, counsel
Iof SHAW, charged with carrying on gift enter
prise concern, under the late act of Congress. is
arguing that the law is unconstitutional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

TIE OPENING OF WALLS NEW OPERA
Horsx this evening with Joe jefferson in his
great role Of " Rip Van winkle," win doubtless
attract q crowded house. Our citizens having
been for several weeks without regular theatri-
rals viii not be- slow 10 avail Themselves Of this
chance 20 see the greatest American actor In a
character which he has played in all the lead
ing cities OF this country and Great Britain, 70
rome of the largest audiences ever assembled
An the theaters where he appeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

PoLYGAMY. - Mrs. +. b. H. Stenhouse, at
the request Of largo number OF ladies, will re-
peat her lecture on Polygamy in Utah, in Will
lard's Hall, street, between 18th and 18th
noon at 3 o'clock. At the Close Of the lecture
Mrs. s. win freely answer any inquiries BY the
audience. There viii, no doubt, be much mer-
riment in the questions and answers, Is well as
valuable information elected. The admission
fifty cents, tickets to be had at the door.
ARE PRoPRRrY.-Judge Humphreys, in the
Court in General Term to-day, delivered the
opinion Of the court in the case Of Meigs against
known t1dog case, ;" sustaining the points made
by Mr.. Meies, among them that dogs should be
treated rs property and taxed as such but that
they cannot be licensed, and the warrant in the
case was ordered to be auashed.
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jurors DRAwN.-To-day the following jurors
mencing Monday, March Sd, were drawn:
Grand yurors-J. NJ. Stake, X. Fullalove,
Robert Earle, Edgar Murphy, H. II. Dudley,
Walter A. Nicholson, James e. Webster, W. r.
Newman, 4. M. Young. VIM. Perkins, jesse b.
Wilson, Chas. Wilson, G. j. Brewer, Addison
Clayton, j. W. Fitzhugh, F. B. Mcclure,
Andrew Noerr, N. B. Fugitt, Robert Ward, n.
and Alfred Stephenson.
Petit yurors-Edgar Banks, c. c. Graham, T.
P. Morgan, John Z. Mitchell, G. P. Bohrer, j.
+; Kelly, Benz. Charlton, W; T.; Solomon, g. z
Evans, L. johnson, VIM. Jones, George w.
Cochran, Henry Chandler, Ed. Dolan, Thos
Foster, w. D. Wyyill, John Bowling, T. Brooks
H. b. Otterback, c. p. Smith, w. 81. Arnold, L.
r. Clark, and j. G. Magruder.
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ACTION ON CONsTABLE's BoND-To-da,
MT. Mills Dean entered a suit for Newbold
Sons against James Taylor. a county constabl
and his surety, to recover $40, amount of judp
ment obtained by them and collected by Tay
lor, which, it is alleged, he refuses to paw oyeI
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EDUCATIONAL.

1Ns LADIES AND CHILDRBN, 1891 Ne,s forS
Se,s1.-The third quarter viii Commence ia MARY
-. ocls 5ms
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THERE is Q ane stock Of trunks, satchels
ladies' and gents' travelling bags, &C., In every
variety, at the well-known mandatory OF
James B. Topham q Co., AS It'll street. All
these articles are Of their own manufacture, and
can be had ut the lowest market prices. Cal
and zee them.
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TEE BARLOW COLLECTION OF PIcTrEEs, to
Ne sold at auction next week. is now ON exhibit
lion in the Hooe building on r street, and makes
highly creditahle display. IL includes exam
pies OF many distinguished artists, and a. Mr..
fhe sales shall be bona fde, those Who propose 10
purchase can do 30 with far les. risk than they
run at ordinary picture auctions. We therefore
look for large attendance and sharp compet;
ton when the sale takes place.
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The PILGRIN.-This beautiful panorama was
exhibited last night at the Congregational
church to large audience. The painting, "a
views on 600 feet Of canvas, will be exhibited
again tonight. Prof. Webb and lady enliyen
the intervals with music and j. ii. Butler of
Baltimore lectures.
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SMALL POx.-The following cases of small
pox have been reported since our last: Two on
board schooner Fanny, at Great Falls ice COM
panys wharf; one in alley between y and q
and Half and LIST streets southwest two on Isl.
between n and o streets southwest. and one
at 621 Christian alley, between + and q and
Delaware and Half streets southwest: Ali of
which we're sent to the hospital
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yond all question, il was plainly, and for this very
the Of his superior and gone Some. In
said It. Essex, ssd enco uniering Cnnnnghsm, Stays
him on the SPOT, Cunningham did not
carr, ing out this threat: and il viii viii" not o.
that threat to take the life Of another
without there be slight demonstration at least
Of an intent to put the threat into execution The
saversary must be driven to the wall befope he may
rightfuiE take the life Of his assaiiant II will NOT
here was time for cooling and no renewed provo.
cation.
Circumstance which led 10 It. Imean tbs afsamp pit Of
O'Brien to seduce The wife Of CUNNINGHAM. II Dun.
had Killed him for that insult after een or twenty
minutes Of separation and cooling time, Il would
aass ss hs ssSea
and then kill her husband because she will not con-
have been visited By some Of the very best people
Of this District in o Brien's behalf. aud not in
eess esss % the fsss that be- hss besn
guilty. Of horrible murder; and cannot forget that
Ss no, aoR OUTSIDE y M yesy sase Z
zee the serfcatlon o. this principle When q Briei
II Lieufensnt Essex, KiDdhearfed and smsbis sca.
ileman a. he il, bad sternly-wifhout icniency-dis
complaint for HE assault on her husband instead o
sssss lin 4. sh anS Sss.
iii lived 20 comfort his family and o Brien had moi
known % the Law And Who shall say Il this ssn
tsnee shsll be eonmutsd bow many murders may
may pot for shs most heinous crime end their live,
usS nes ne wrins the fores have received the
other parers promised in Mr. KddIe's letter TO you
and ex snainsd shens; but rd nothing to shake my
ud smenf Of the jury who sare the prisoner fan
and impartial trial, or 81 the rulings Of the Judge
who preceded their deliberations. and who 50
nfgN In mi
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The NeWburypOrt "Ghost. -

From a letter received here this
week by Mr.. Henry Cushing, from a
friend in Newburyport, Mass, we are
permitted to make the following ex-
tracts respecting the Ghost" which
the sensation papers" say haunts a
school-house in that city, and has ex-
cited public curiosity, at intervals, for
about six months. Mr. Cushing wrote
to know the facts of the case Here
they are:
"I'he teacher in that little School
house is very amiable young lady I;
nothing against her character in any
repect in fact, in moral and physical
considerations we can only esteem her
highly, Yet, she, and TIE pranks of
some Of her pupils (Which belong to
the class that have not imbibed the
milk Of br0in at home she, and
these, are the--ghost-ger
When, in November last, some boys
said that they saw "a ghost" at the
window-"a hand (Which was n
mere reflection, and afterwards repeat
ed by mischiovous boys who played
the ghost,) the little schoolmam,-
instead Of informing and quoting the
childrod, frightened them by appear
ing much frightened, and on a later
occasion, when the boys took advant.
age Of her weakness, really tainted
away The boys kept on playing
ghost, until people believed what the
schoolman believed and finally the
silly, sensation papers in Boston and
New York, made capital Of this silly
school-boys affair Of playing tricks on
their weak-minded teacher! In con-
sequence Of this, the School Com
mittee here found it necessarily (or I'M
necessarily necessary to investigate
the silly nonsense, and the result is
what | explained above or, what
everybody here knows. Sensational
lists always eXcepted,)
There is not a man Of common sense
here who is not ashamed Of these
rumors, and condemns the miserable
papers that have propagated them,
CARL MEINERTu.
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w inGs0r.
The Ball at Durkce's, on the evening
Of the 21st, was a success. About 100
couple were present.
Miss Ida Sanderson assisted the
Choir at St. Parl's last Sunday
WaahS! The congregation is in
creasing under the Rev. Mr. Trevetts
charge.
Mrs. Geo. Bridge, is an excellent
Nlilliner, and her new stock of goods
puts us in remind of the city.
Any information OF that stray youth
(Mc) will be thankfully received.
1t has been suggested that some
one put upa Wind Mill in Windsor
to grind corn. There is plenty Of
power on north exposure about now
and it would be better than water
power if it continues to blow as cold
as it did Monday morning.
The Rev. w. 3. Tying Smith con-
tinues to hold service at Trinity Ch.,
Cornish, and was assisted by the Rev.
7. b. Treyett, on the 10th inst.
The Rev. Francis Chase of Charles
ton, n, H., is expected to oiiciate at
St. Paul's Ch., Windsor, on Sunday,
the 30th inst, and administer Holy
Communion, exchanging services with
the Rector, Rev. r. Is. Trevett.
At the Town Meeting 4 vote was
passed TO paint the Town Hail.
Would that we could afford new one.
Mr.. H. d. Stevens not unlnow to
the people Woodstock) very kindly
alleyiated the wants Of the Cornet
Band by raising quite nice donation
for them. Thanks.
Mr.. Edward Cady broke his leg on
Friday, from a fall Of snow from the
roof Of a building owned by W. H.
Sabine, Esq. **
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Woodstock, March 26th, '73.
EDITOR OF THE AGE-

EDITOR OF THE AGE-
1t is we'll understood that the OPP
posers of guaranteeing the interest Of
the bonds to be issued for the compile
ton Of the Woodstock Railroad will
be present at the Town Meeting next
Wednesday. 1t is also well under
stood that in this as in all other mat
ters of like character, the minority
will be present in full numbers to OPP.
pose such action by the town as will
secure the immediate completion Of
our long sought for Railroad. This
fact of itself should should stimulate
all friends Of the enterprise to be pres
ent, with will to do, and strong
determination to work for a great pur-
pose-the extent OF which no one can
fully measure therefore to you as
friends of this great and vital enter
prise is committed trust that you
must not ignore by non appearance,
and by every consideration of interest
to the welfare of this community, |
ask your presence at that time.
Truly for the right, KLop.
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A Georgia colored woman sup
worts her former mistress.

AN oyerseer of the poor in one of
the towns of Rutland county has a
charge Of three dollars for taking
paupers to the menagerie.
Hon. George w. Grandey of
Vergennes has been appointed nation
al bank examiner in place Of A. r..
Camp Of Stowe, declined. John w.
Clark has also been re-appointed post
master at Montpelier
The court, at recent session at
Irasburg, set aside a verdict which
had been secured by the jury's "draw
ing cuts"
"A young lady left Vergennes, for
parts unknown, last week, leaving un.
paid bills at several of the stores, and
her own grandmother mourner to the
tune of $50 OF such matter.
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ceeded with sled stake in hand to
Newton's to knock her brains out, etc.
He got one or two ticks at her, but
Newton q Son pressing on him, he
fled. Complaint was promptly enter
ed to the proper authorities and Ma
son was arrested, examined, and plac-
ed under 5000 bonds for appearance
at the County Court, to answer to the
charge. Mr.. U. Church furnished
bonds.
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Chester.

Chester.
1t is rather amusing to witness cur
sudden wake-ups; they always embody
so much zest, sweaty labor, sensation
and righteousness combined. The
last move on the moral checker board
was temperance, or rather red-hot-
don't touch-taste-or-smell EN- doctrine.
Brother Crogan has actully planted a
temperance revival among us. Gray
haired infants; we'll seasoned curly
pated danes of 80 set us the shining
and most impressive example Of SELF
denial, in boldly walking up to the
pledge office and asking some body
to sign their names for them. A pro-
missing lad is rescued; then comes joy
through much hand friction and piols
bodily spasms. Brother Crogans
corner stone seems to be prosecution
Of the vendors. He is painful on EN-.
One young man told me that during
one day last week, no less than &c
temperance hunters were after his
signature, now every one these fresh
pickles knew that young man to be
upright and a member in good and
regular standing in the pantry. Why,
devil take it, that young man reason
ably imagined himself popular drunk
ard Why shouldn't he, after such
persecution? Little girls plead with
us on the street, we kindly ask them
if it isn't about school time and pass
on. So it is with every measure Of
progress and reform which we put ON
hands, to; 80 lbs. to the inch, we
once had a colored brother-in ldec
wax warm in one of our Churches
His heel troubled him about shutting
the door after him, but he struck such
deep conviction into us that half the
girls in town wished themselves bar
bers and brother-in-law regular Gus
toner. Take ours plain. Is there nc
way to muffle these temperance gongsi
We mean these bilious book-pound
ing scrip collectors. DEMING.
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A "Colored Fellow Citizen" by
the name of Mason, known to many
Of our citizens by his orgies in driving
or walking our steets, had little on
pleasantness with his white wife, (who
left her white husband short time
since to co-habit with said "fellow
citizen,") at Quechee the other day.
She had left the "bed and board" of
said mig. some weeks ago and was
living at Mr.. W. Newton's. In the
absence of her lord the other day she
went to his castle and laid hands on
some dried apple, to make a span.
dowdy" for herself, probably. When
he heard what had taken place, he pro-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-03-27

The jurors at Court in Clarion,
Miss, come in with loaded guns and
sit with them in their hands during a
trial. Death to the first lawyer who
tells liel Result-No Court.
The people of San Diego, CAL,
object to having Boston man sent
there as Collector of the Port. Call
out the troops
The history of the AGE, promised
last week, may be found in another
part Of this paper
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Bethel.
The amount raised on the list for
Bethel was IS cents instead Of Is as
stated last week. The Rochester
stage route has changed hands again,
one Bent being proprietor now. Rob
ert French goes to farming, having
bought Benjamin Neff's farm. The
Directors of the Fair Grounds have
appointed Lyman Child ohave charge
Of the same, including hucksters
stands, floral hall, horse stalls, &c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-03-27

81, $50, 000.-This is the sum
One million eight hundred and thirty
thousand dollars-that the Congress
men voted out Of the Z. S. treasury
INTO their own pocket, last night, 1t
did not rightfully belong to them. 1t
was an act of plumber.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-03-27

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate
Hartford District SIS. CCourt of tbs Dis
Strict of Hartford
To all persons interested in the estate of
WILLIAM DUMMY, late of Sharon, in said
District, deceased.
ELEAZER b. BALDWIN, Executor Of the
IL last will and testam mt of said deceased,
proposes to render an account OF his admins
tration, ana to present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance, at
II Probate Court to be held at the Probate
Office in Woodstock in said District, ON the
first Wednesday (second day. of April reyt.
You are therefore, hereby notified to a. pear
before said Court, at the time and place aiore
said, and contest the allowance of said ac-
count, if yon see cause.
Dated at Woodstock, Feb. q. A. d. 1873.
Il. s. sOUTHGArE, Register.
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Sherron Childers and VIM. Mont
gomery, of South Carolina, convicted
and sentenced to two years imprison-
ment for Ku-Klux crimes, have been
pardoned by the President.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-03-27

Theodore Tilton caustically writes
that, the other day, a solemn Yankee,
a kind of nasal Polonius, said to him
"Neyer send to Congress a man who
neither drinks nor swears, for he will
I've certain to either steal or lie -
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gsr;dgeWatcr.
On Wednesday, while Mr.. William
White was rolling logs, "skid" slip
ped, stuck him below the knee, and
broke his leg.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-03-27

Two men attached to the Navy
Yard, Charlestown, it is said, were
recently discharged because they were
not in favor of Mr.. Boutwell's election
to the Senate.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-03-27

AT the Convention Of the Listers
for Windsor County, held in the Town
Hall, in Woodstock, March 25th, '73,
the following rates of appraisal were
adopted for the year ensuing, viz
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-03-27

Norfolk, Va, proposes to get up
a reputation as u fashionable Watering
place by a 100000 lottery,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-03-27

William Cullen Bryant gives
character to literary entertainments in
Florida by sitting on the stage.
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PARALYSIS and DGf0rlliieS Cured

The Orient Springs Health Institute is To-
Gated near the town of Amherst. Mass, for
the treatment aud cure of Paralysis in I'll its
forms, Spinal Diseases, Contracted Cords and
Limbs, Crooked Feet and Hands Enlarged
Joints, Wry Mock, Curvatures of the Spine,
Hip Diseases, Rickets, st. Vitus's Dance,
and all deformities. Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
and all I.ameness; Nervous Diseases, Govt,
Commissions, Diseases of the Brain, Heart
and lungs, Cancers, Hvs terra, etc.
Apply to GEORGE W. RHODES, NJ. D.,
Amherst or to f. E. FAXON ESQ, Agent
for the Institute, No Pemb erton square,
Boston, IA Sm
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-03-27

No break in winter yet. About
a foot more of snow since our last is
sue. 90, the beautiful snow !"
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no THE WORKING CLASS, male or
female $50 week guaranteed. Respect
able employment at home, day or evening;
no capital required full instructions and valu-
able package of goods to start with sent free
by mail. Address, with cents return stamp
NJ. YOUNG & co l6 CORTLAND St., New.
York, 3w4
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-03-27

Don't forget to read the announce
ment of the New York Day-book, in
another place in this paper, which Is
worthy of consideration. The pre-
MUM is well worth striving for, and
the paper strictly Democratic. "Go
in" for it.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate
Hartford District SIS. }Court Of the Dis
trict Of Hartford {:
To all persons interested in the estate of JOHN
BALDWIN, late of Sharon, in said District,
deceased, intcstate :
ULEAZER b. BALDWIN, Administrator
IL of said estate proposes to render an ac-
count of his administration, and to present
his account against said estate for eXamina-
ton and allowance, at Probate Court to be
held at the Probate Office in Woodstock in
said District, on the first Wednesday (second
day. of April next.
You are therefore, hcrby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place aiore
SAID, and contest the allowance Of said ac'
count, if you sec cause.
Dated ut Woodstock, Feb. 26, A. d. 1873.
II. S. SOUTHGATE, Register.
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L O G Il L N T. w s.

a OrTArQUECnEE CHAPTER No. q
Nv r. a. NJ, regular Convocation Mon
u * day eve, March 81, 1873 att l-2
~ \ clock.
WOODSTOCK LODGE No. 81 f. & a. M.
regular communication Wednesday eve., Apr.
8, 1873, at 7 l-2 o'clock.
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STATE OF VERMONT J The Probate
Hartford District IS. SCourt Of the Dis
} trict Of Hartford (:
To all persons interested in the estate of
SARAH e. HARRIS, late Of Sharon, in said
District, deceased.
NLEAZER BALDWIN, Executor of the
IL last will and testament Of of said deceased,
proposes to render an account Of his admins
traton, and to present his account against sail
estate for examination and allowance at
Probate Court to be held at Woodstock in
said District, on the first Wednesday Second
day. of April next.
You are therefore, hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and pacs afore-
said and contest the allowance of said ac-
count, it, you see cause.
Dated ut Woodstock, Feb. 27, A. D. 1873.
r. s. SOUTHGATE, Register.
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