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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-04-03
OBITUARY.

DIED, at his residence near Slabtown, in
Anderson County, 8. c., of Erysipelas, on the
18th ult., Col. DAVID K. HAMILTON, in the alst
year Of his age. For more than half century
he had been connected with the Carmel Press
byterian Church, as member and Ruling Ell
dep; and exemplifed in his death, as IN his lyc,f
the happiness and conscious serenity Of a cons
sissent Christian character. He lived to bury
the wife of his bosom, and four out Of fiveSf
his children, leaving only one to drop the tear
Of hlial affection over his remains. ss
'.Let me die the death Of the righteous and
let my last end be like his" hHst
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spalding's Glue, the stickiest thing out

WHosE Handsome HOUSE Is IsTHAT?-Such
was the inquiry of the traveller, as he passed an
unusually wefl-fnished residence not MANY
miles from here. The style of the sashes, the
clearness Of the glass, the beauty of the blinds
and doors, tho neatness of the columns and ball
listers around the piazza, the perfect proportion
of the brackets and mouldings, all struck the
traveller with pleasure and admiration; An the
Charleston, s. G. Prices sent free on applica-
tion st---H-fi 80
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State for their hearty and prompt assistance
One thousand dollars from each district will
ACCOMPLISHING work, and the women of South
Carolina will have placed on record their un-
dying devotion to the memory of their dead,
and the principles of their fathers.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Internal Revenue Notice.
100000 Acres of Land.
R. w. Turner-Sealed Proposals.
H. B. Major-Notice Final Settlement.
James w. Fowler & Co.-Grand Opening.
j. B. King and Fanny Moore-Adm'rs. Sale.
Guano Excitement Over-N. K. Sullivan
& Co.
7. P. Benson, G. S. c.-Meeting of School
Trustees and Teachers.
]. B. Harrison, of S. c., with T. J. Magru-
der & Co., Baltimore-Boots, Shoes, Brogans.
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, April 2 1873. :
The cotton market nas been quite dull during
the past week. The market closed this even-
ing at ID to III cents. Sales for the past week
amount to 113 bales. & s-ssss sse-s 4!
Corn LILO 1.25; Peas Ito to 1.2o; Flour 41oto
$13; Bacon 10 to 12A cents. ~ tf, ~
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sese The Augusta Croniele and Ss''tinel, of
Friday, January II, 1873, was duly received at
this Office last Thursday, having been only two
months and ten days on the perilous voyage,
under the kind care and superintendent of
Uncle Sans mail agents. The paper was in a
remarkable state of preservation, and the news
was of the most cheering character crisp, live
ly and entertaining
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A GARD.

TO few who seem to think that have just
commenced the practice Of Dentistry since I
came to Anderson, will say to you that ! have
been In constant practice for over Ave years.
If any one tells you anything 10 tho contrary,
tell him say he is--mistakea,
W. G. BROWNE,
Dentist.
1faroh On 1874 81
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s@> The United States Crcuit Court meets
In Charleston on Monday next: Only few
Ku Kluxcasss will be tried at this session, we
understand.
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s9~ A severe storm Of wind and rain, inter
mingled with slight sprinkling Of hail,
passed over this town on iast Tuesday after
noon, damaging fences and uprooting trees in
many places. The storm was marked with
greater severity in westerly direction, from
whence it came, but we have heard of no seri-
GUS consequences at this writing.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Chaste as Ice and Pure as Snew.

The fragrant sozodont Is scientific compost
ton Of the purest and choicest Ingredients OF
the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingrc-
dent Is we'll known to have a beneficial effect
on the teeth and gums. It removes all disa-
greeable odors, even that Of tobacco. IT speed
ny removes those ravages which children sus-
tain In their teeth, owing to improper use OF
sweet and acid articles, which impercepahly
destroy them. M
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Audersan gutelligenfer.
ANDERSON c. H.s s. Q.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL s, 1873

nay- All advertisements .t1OsE Executors, i'd
ministrotora and other Fiduciaries, and all
Citations for Letters of Administration, mast be
paid for in ADVANCE from and after this date.
Fs5ruaru i, 1878.
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pS wetare reliably informed that Judge
Cooke has decided not to make his residence
in Anderson, and has resiueuished the recent
purchase of the Evins house and lot. 1t is
now thought tina. Greenville will be che future
home of his Honor.
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hss- The Air Line Railroad was completed
TO spar.anburg on last Monday, and it is ex-
pected that trains will be- running through
from fro Charlotts to GreenvilIe in less than two
weeks. -
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Real Estate Transfers.

neal ESTATE lFdHSlefS.
The following list embraces the tranfes of
real estate recorded in the Clerks Office from
the 1st to the 31st of March, inclusive:
A. P. Willingham and B. d. Dean to Hen
derson Wright, lot in Belton, $3.50.
T. l.. Reid and w. D. Garrison to NJ. 3.
Scott three acres, $50.
Martha J. Welden to G. w. L. Mitchell, "
acres, $3.50.
Jasper Williams to Thos. Cox, 225 acres,
81 300.
John W. Daniels, Ex'r., to VIM. M. Smith,
Trustee 210 acres, $780,
Sarah FAINT to John T. Green, 20 acres, 5000.
w. W. Humphreys, Judge of Probate, to J.
T. Green, 265 acres, 81 1865.
VIM. McGukin, Sheriff, to Johu L. Jolly,
123 acres, S7995O.
J. L. jolly to VIM. T. McGilI, 1913 acres,
$7995O.
Thomas Cox to VIM. w. Wilson, 225 acres,
$4,000.
Q. R. Horton to G. W. Cox, house and lot
in Belton $3.50.
DR.. w. c. Brown to G. W. Cox, house and
lot in Belton, 1920.
James Mullikin to A. N. Mullikin, 300 acres,
81, 100.
James NJ. Erskine to Samuel Mccully, 81
acres, 1915.
James Gambrell to James F. Rogers, 13 acres,
SIS.
VIM. Long to John Long, SS1 acres, $3.50.
Henry Long to John Long, II acres, $12
Matte E. Milan to Thomas Dickson, 13
acres, S197.
John B. Boazman to DR.. B. F. Brown, lot in
Williamson, $3.50.
E. w. Webb, Admir-, to F. G. Carpenter,
100 acres, S476.
E-W. Webb, Admir-, to r. b. Anderson, 13I
acres, 1924.
Anna Rogers TO h. I. Epting, 80 acres, $3.50.
b. I. Epting to D. D. Moore, 264 acres, $500.
+. NJ. Welborn to d. D. Moore, house and
lot in Williamson, $500.
James F. Callahan to Isaac R. Callahan.
1184 acres, $500.
VIM. McGukin, Sheriff, to Martha A. Jolly,
| 202 acres, S888.80.
J. F. Smith and wife to B. Day, Y acres,
$500.
Sarah Kelly to Butler Telford, l4S acres,
$72O.
John W. Daniels, Clerk, to T. D. Stephen
son, SO acres, nominal.
Augustus Dorrill to J. C. C. Featherston,
house and lot in Anderson, S, 400.
Est Noah T. Richardson to II. P. Hammett.
so acres, $40O.
Della Ellison to A. NJ. Neal, II acres, $780,
John NJ. Phillips to M. T. Glenn, 200 acres,
$3.50.
John L.. Williams to Thomas Cox, lot in
Williamson, $325.
NJ McGregory to E. W. Byrum and John
McGrath, three acres, $50.
Warren J. Martin to John Written, IL acres,
500.
NJ. G. Cox to ]. J. Mattison, 104 acres, $3.50.
James Gambrell to John j. Mattison, l55
acres, S1,24O.
James Wilson to Geo. w. King, s55 acres,
$2,40O.
Robert Adger and David Jennings to Viii
liam Perry, 1,775 acres, 81, ,000...-~ *
Stephen McCully to ]. Y. Fretwell, lot in
Anderson, $3.50.
A. b. Osborne to Benjamin F. Moss and
Sarah A. Brown, house and lot in Anderson,
$3.50.
Sarah C. Pool to Eliza J. King, three acres,
$25.
- Difficulties have existed for some time as
the exact boundary line between Virginia and
Maryland. Virginia claims portion of
taxable value of s50,O0o00O. ~ IS ss7'''''.' =
- The Virginia Senate has passed q joint
resolution to amend the State Constitution 20 as
| to provide for biennial sessions of tho General
Assembly.
"A marble statue of Benjamin Franklin is
among the unclaimed articles advertised for
sale by the Collector of New Orleans. -.
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Patrons of Husbandry.

Persons desiring to organize Oranges will
applystO- the Lecturer Of the State Grange, DR..
E;hn A. Barksdale, Laurens c. H, s. @.
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED on the 9th Of March, 1873 by.
Rev. E. F. Hyde, Ar. B. F. CAN'T and Miss
ALICE MCCRARY, all of Anderson County.
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convicted of Ku Klux crimes, and unless there
is positively reasonable opposition from the
residents in the localities where the prisoners
lived, all will undoubtedly be pardoned before
very long. Such seems to be the disposition Of
the Government" r y.
- Mr.. VIM. B. Peterson, foreman of the
Abbeville Medium, died on the "a inst, from
mrningitis, after an illness Of one week, aged
% years. The deceased was native OF Well
don, N. c., and had been only o short time in
Abbeyille. He married only six months ago,
and leaves young wife to mourn an irrepara-
BILE loss. His remains were carried to Weldon.
"A dispatch from Richmond says that q
Joint resolution endorsing Governor Walkers
plan for the assumption by the Federal Gov
ernment of the debts of the States has passed
both Houses of the General Assembly, and the
Governor has been instructed to forward copies
of the resolution and his message on the same
subject to the Legislatures of the several
States. .,r L.
- The German, Russian and Austrian Gov
ernments have jointly refused TO recognize the
Spanish Republic, or to- extend to it their
sympathy and moral support, as desired in the
circular of Senior Emilio CASTELAR,, Minister Of
State. The refusal is based on the grounds
that republican form of government has been
imposed upon the Spanisn Asse"oiy Ny the
pressure of the masses.
= Mr.. s. E. Caughman, of Lexington, q
teacher of considerable celebrity in that section
is about to open school for che education Of
Confederate soldiers orphans. The school is
to be located in Lexington, and is to be entire
" free 70 all those who lost their natural pro-
tector during the war. Mr.. Caughn,an is
thoroughly in earnest, and it is to be hoped he
will meet with the success which such an en-
terprise deserves. He expects to open about
the first week in April.
the death Of Hon. Joseph Powell, who died at
Greenville, Tenn, lately after an eventfnl life,
and one act in it entities him to an immortality
of fame. He served in the South Carolina
Legislature, and was the only man who voted
mo" at public meeting that passed the NULL
presented present, to him, inscribed "The Immortal
No" During the rebellion he served in Burn
sides army, and was imprisoned at Richmond.
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rnr IpRrpREssInr.r TRAIN.

Geo. Francis Train who is never
happy unless ia hot water is likely to
get enough Of it this time. When
Woodhull & CIaan were arrested in
New York ion sending obscene publ
cations through the mail, Train not
ouIy beifiauded them, which may have
been right bot went $50 far as TO CON
tiHUa tbo business of sending a similar
Publication leg which be was also ar
rested several months ago His uoun.
aa at ap ia defence dgt be was sane.
lie was accordingly brought before q
emprt tribunal and examined bY
eapeus aaa pronounced him insane
Alters aal- ha aas brought before
Judge bnis lr Hud uu the original
charge abeb bis counsel set Up the
same defence af insanity, aud the
fudge aa that ground directed q YER
8.at aI aat guilty and issued az order
l.at ao Fa confined ia 500 asylum which
se, us ,as4k, according to tbc law ai
that state 1Dsa is DOT satisfied with
tais and hi, souasal have obtained d
uHtaf a ap IT, tg the ques-
aaa
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Bears are prowling around the hills in
Granville and Hancock. Sheep owners,
stand in fear of their depredations, as
they are very bold, and some think their
hocks have already suffered from them
Mcssrs. Hammond and Severance of
Middlebury, who left Vermont some
weeks ago for California, with zoo fine
bloodcd sheep, have arrived there, with
their stock in good order and fair pros
pect for speedy sales at remuneratiyc
prices.
The pay roll of the Passumpsic railroad
last month numbered about 500 men,
amount paid for help through the year
averages about $50, month, or
100000 a year. But the number Of en-
ployccs is usually much larger than at
present, occasionally as high as 1900
meu.
Cambridge has 377 families /; IS Of which
have no sugar-crchard, 299 own sugar
orchards have two, and have three
or more. 110,730 trees were tapped. and
800 were not, on account of the deep
snow. Harrison Warner has made lbs
to the tree; but the average in town is
less than 8. 1t is thought that the tubs
were gathered too early.
The aggregate circulation Of the fifty
newspapers In Vermont, as given by the
ceusU. report, is 1880, an average of
I.A23.
4 nice old man, q vegetable gardener
called al newspaper Office the other day
and inquired very auNiously il the editor
bad seen anything in the papers recently
alont "a worm Thar was doing much dam
age lo celery. intended. said he, 10
have raised good deal of celery this
year but darn mc If think itlt pay ii
that burned celery grub that started at
Washington while since, about what
I've heort so much on, is coming this
way. a light dawned upon the editors
mind The Salary Grab.
just zoo. there j. a lively debate going
oa between Bennington and Lndlow a.
20 which iowa pa.aF,aeg lhe most dilap-
dated grave yard. The aangor aqgg the
Bennington selectmea have adopted TIE
rule Uot to make any repairs unless The
occupants complain.
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tLe aew mpAay inends 81 tse roa3
sergal repres,,iss = b de press
aHa 9sane az meralng b spt 81
TRAITS frr 0Fa affg ad wl utan
ssh rua g. New Laaiau if the
purpose q inspecting ihe Ccatm1 ana
D. leased rads There Is na question
tat tae ed Vermont Cutul has fallen
5aia she aauaa ofuea who have rleaiy
IF capital aa3 brains and energy and
while thy nIIl foster the business g
taa mead Ia every direction, being a ma
fIty Of tbem New York mes we have
tell confidence that aar line, which
leads directly to the metropolis and is
aa8cf The control Of the same parties,
wgll ugt be neglected.
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EwH urrjCEEs on rnE eENrnAL
EkaGuNT.

EsEls uruCaEs ou rnE eENfRki.
NEa&uNT.
Jhe a b balfe,s 81 taauew carpor.
a.o8 mtat Allaas an "Wednesday
81 last usrs us she election 81 Uirce-
tm aa8u.y following we're elected ;
va Hal'e Duncan. samuel L. NJ
harlow Neg York Trenor W Park.
bennington JOHN Gregory smith, ST
Nbaus Jeha b Iaee. Rutland Ben.
miu Choucr Boston John d Hoyt.
rse II Hrasn New York Mpr.
uuH smith Sc Adams Joseph
l.Ek W1Itstaa John Mccullough.
gemme ans 4 Laaga8a. Mont
pfliog tvill - seen that L majority
a tae Directors sfe laiea sial Ia tie
NsW Ael Boston asa Montreal road
On TUESDAY g Che present week The
Gi Directors mct 1T St. Adams
l TIE election q officers and Hoo.
3asH afe gfx SAITH was elected prrsi.
teat ilf gPogauan aal Hon N0r
fhraeias e snIth. eeFmsitent. both
e 'eeai hg unanimous vote
tEe o.eaaga Of clerk and treasurer was
af ia aetoa q aa adjourn
meeting 50 heii 10 New Y5fa
soon. IL s understood. The party Goa.
siauR of portion at iAe directors af
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NANoY MaLENETHANL. EsrATE.

- hrtfr % Ff4aysr. MEa Lester District -
AIS Probate Cart bsl4 al MANCHESTER aithia
ana ~ Sad Dlstfict III Manchester 9a lhs 18Th
day u April, 4. u 1873
Present H0a 4. - Baft04, Judge.
TIE estcat9g 90 tise estate N Nancy heIeus
thaB. l4ts u a8pdgats Ia SAID district dsge sssi
proposed u reader hh4l aaeggut n hls Aaaiin.
isifstyu "a szl4 fststas
Whefeupan il sAs ordered that said account
ba enamlEed f5f allowance a. frsiBate Court ~
L. hea e the Probate once n 8shehr sgsf, ia
ssld distriei - the zsth aaY y June. 1878 apd
tAat notice thereof BE- gifuu = Al psfz0as later
t.feI be Publishing certified copy u sid
order ibfee seeks HaetssslFflgih the Manchester
JsHAgAIz 3 assspApff printed - - z haashes-
trF pFcs5a4s r. sa4 timr u btETsHE
4 tree ks ord
Affect IDYkLAhD Mgh00A, ksE.stsg.
true copy - record,
Attest L0FELAkD HGssoa. Register.
4J3s
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Dr. iIerec Pleasant purgtise Pellets,
ar aggregated Concentrated Root and
Herbal JuIce AHi-illious brau.lss-~
tba Little Giant" Calharie o. mnIjum
Ia paggD phrsic No Hre 81 any longer
taking .ae hHgc feFni.ifc. uauscous and
gripping pills COMPOSED Of cheap, crude
bulky Ingredients. when Us @ careful, APP
ulieatloH Of chemical science, We can cK-
tract aA the eathariic and medical prop
critics from tho most valuable roots and
herbs sad concentrate them into a minute
Pellet OF Gpuaic. scarcely larger than q
mustard seed, lhat eau be readily swat
lowed br those % ire most sensible sium-
aehs and ft.lilaus tastes . cent, bY all
brBgEi,ts. t~a
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Chief 5asuea Chase. by his last will
.eue 5000 to Dartmouth College.
aal tl0 600 % HIberi0cc University,
Ohio e. o90 10 d uiece--aad the re-
malatlcr TO hjs two daughters, Mrs.
HnYt. Of New York. and Mrs. Senator
SpmEuo Of Rhode Island His estate
estimated at shout 5000 900.
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uaaas Mayor Hall the receipts paid
mta tba City Treasury Of New York
~ tba Bureau of Permits averaged
81 300 per auuum Under Mayor Hav-
ameycf the receipts from the same
source have amounted in two weeks to
,6A12 This is the kind Of practical
reform whichthe taxpayers understand
and appreciate They expect to soc
more Of il under the rcorganized De
pariments Of The City Government.
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IAMEs AHR0IT.s EsTATE-

- STAIR Ur yEau0sx Manchester District ..
At Pros AZ Court held AZ Manchester, Sithin
and f1r a4il District II Manchester, 90 the cab
day II March, A. u 1913.
Present, Hon = Is. idrtan. Judge
An instrument 81 8ffFhg pHri0ruLg e. " 100
lsat ull ana tsstamtnt 0f lAihts Abbott
late 81 IauiargH, ia said district deceased,
wa. presented FOR probate
Nhereupou il sas ordered that sHid instrument
be proven a. ffabste court io b. held % the
18th day % Jane f. D. ls7a that
notice thereof be given - Al peJsDna
Interested BY Publishing ; eertihsi tupy ~
the record 81 said order three weeks successive.
ig lu the MAseHaTEH JgpasAG, newspaper
printed At saia NsnebsttrFl previous % ssld
una ~ heaunR,
a ltat gegDfd
Attest. LoYGiAAD AruA5O8, Register,
true copy ~ record
Attest. IOFELAsD NuAS0a Register
41ts
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Nearly one half the Modocs have
given themselves up to Gen. Davis,
having bad enough Of lighting and the
was may he considered nearly at an
end Captain Jack is north Of tho Pitt
river country with twenty-five warriors
who say that they will die with their
rifles ia their hands. General Davis has
ordered troops to 90 in pursuit Of the
sayages II Is thought that half
dozcn more Nodes, lately seen near
the camp. are waiting to surrender.
The savages who still Zee have broken
into small bands. Movements Of the
soldiers win be made accordingly.
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rnr orLrnuArIoN AZ nrnLNGr,

iHL CELEBRATION At ut RBIAGTON.
Preparations are being made for a
grand celebration at Burlington on the
coming Fourth Of July, on which oc.
rasiou the marble statue Of Gen Ethan
Allen win be unveiled Gov. Converse
will preside. assisted by Lieut.. Gov.
Taft. speaker Fairbanks, secretary Of
state Nichols and members Of the Gov
craow STAFF. Among the invited
guests are President Grant, Vice Pres
iaeut Wilson, the Governors Of the ad-
joining states, Generals sherman,
sheridan, Hancock, w +. Smith, the
Senators aud Representatives Of Yer
mont, Ex.Goveuors, Judges Of the
supreme Court and many other dis
t.aguisbel citizens. The Grafton will
he delivered by Hon. l. Z. Chitteuden
Of New York. The celebration win be
aae Of great interest and will be well
worth attending.
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RRADLEY s BLACKMER
II eve Jas rsas rsa a. ssss ass, lsgas a.as soss
BEAuY-MADE CLOTHING FOR
Nea ard BOYS
Waste Fs.aa. Ianfa EaEla sr8 lEats. sa.fts.
lFsaraaaEs ~ 81 s. a a. ataAt t4fs fe tEs
Iaesfy Ia.al Scar g. h. siEIaau.
Is ADDITION TO Ny previous
81 - Ice31a ataek. Save asi geasiysa 'rgm
b9ftaa sad Aev lafAA
Nice assortment u Clocks. Gold aud
Silver Watches. jewellery Of the
Latest Patterns Silver
and Plated ware
~ Specta
elgs
very large stock.
haFeAlsaa
GENERAL ASSORTMENT of NOTIONS,
saah ss are usaarly Eept ia q jewellery store, Al
81. 8h.aH w3sb "a -tli tlr eaHA "a sAaA pfu1is.
rHE LIGHT RUNNING
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
saaEea speciality a, a. IL is ihe moe, acceptable
sHl F.Ffs iEe best satisfaction ~ anything !
haEu ever sold therefore make lskrms easy,
EEPATEIAc DONE ~ THE ON PRICES
Clocks aleausd at 81 cenis, and watches At "a
cents Agd warranted. Other work ga proportion.
VA. ADAMS,
Factory Point. Nay ,ls73 jo3iyi
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NOTICE IN BANKRUpTCY
In RANkKLPTGY


~ the District Court Of the uGited states TOR
the District of VERMONT
10 The matter ~ juseph Z. CsFpe ter. Hsuk-
mpt Ia Bankruptcy.
70 the creditors 81 said Bankrupt aud sn 9th,
ere wbuW IL may concern IAf andrrs Rurd 49,
siguep ~ the estate Of sad Bankrupt brtFbY
gives notice that il has been ordered ~ tho
District Court 81 said District, that the second
aud thfd general meeting ~ the creditors Of said
Bankrupt, be held At the Office ~ A. l.. Lymsn, Ia
bennington, Ia said Distinct, on the 10Th day ~
June A. H., 1873, AZ ? O'Clock a. a., before A. ".
Lyman, Register 10 Bankruptcy, Tor the purposes
named in the 9th aud 2sth sections ~ the BAnf e
upt Act ~ March the d. isG7, and this l. alsn
60 give notice that have hied iay anal account,
a. assignee Ut said Bankrupt, and that Al said
Tin aud place, ! shall apply 10 sald Court Tor
the settlement u said account, aud Tor dls-
charge from al Inability a. assignee u said ss-
tate il accordance With the provisions ~ said
Xsth section,
dated al Bennington, ~ slid District, this 18th
day u May, 1873
5l3a4 G. T.. HOuGHTOs, Assignee.
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