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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-30

NJ COLLECTOR KEEToN wishes II
squarely understood that this Is the
ID, last day that city scrip will be received
In payment for taxes.
SHERIFF WIhbIAMs, Of Cass county,
passed through the city yesterday,
q } returning home from on official visit TO
that holy city, called Austin.
5iai THERE WILL be a meeting OF the
stockholders of the san Jacinto hotel
. company, on Saturday evening next,
when directors for the first year will
I be elected. See notice in another
column.
THOSE prlneely gentlemen, Messrs.
Bryant & Teachman, propiietors of the
Southwestern Railroad Guide, have
Just returned from u most successful
trip In the interest Of their entirely IN
valuable publication. rrt
PADDOCK, of the Fort Worth Demo-
IS crat, has our undying confidence that
he can pass through this city without
our knowing ii just whenever he
pleases, that Is II we are to take his
passage through this city OH the 2Sth
instant rs criterion.
Ipwould be well enough for fathers
having good looking daughters to add
an additional SET of hinges to their
gates, if these beautiful nights are to
IA continue. A single pair of ordinary
sized hinges can't stand the strain
more than one night. .
A DALLAS landlord was seen gazing
~ nysteridusly at n tree yesterday, and a
Pa friend asked him what it meant. 81
was just thinking how nicely that tree
WI had leaved, and / was wondering when
an elegant beat who has been with
me for the last six months would also
leave.n 3 ags a7-f
MEssRs. SANGER Bros. continue to
receive additions to their stock OF
spring goods all of which they are
h selling at the lowest figures. They
have new advertisement in to-day's
paper, setting forth the many attrac-
tons they are prepared to offer to their
aa customers. There is no question about
it, that their dry goods palace on Elm
street is the handsomest and filled
with the best and the cheapest goods
to be found in the interior of Texas
Call and see them.
A lady of our acquaintance recently
purchased bottle of William b. Park
Ser's Compound Fluid Extract Buchu
She was complaining of being very
bilious and feeling perfectly miserable;
her skin was as yellow as gold. After
taking it for few days the change was
astonishing. The skin was as clear
90 and bright as ever, and she said that
though she had taken but half the con-
tentsTof the bottle, its effects had been
wonderful-she never looked or felt
Re- better in her life. Parkers Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu certainly has a
wonderful power of cleansing the skin
and making the complexion clear and
beautiful. For sale by all druggists,
everywhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-30

THE New York Times says, editori-
ally, of the debate in the senate on the
Louisiana case, that it has called gem
eral attention to the outrageous politi-
cal evils which exist in several of the
southern states. 1t has broken sub
stantially whatever hold the southern
republican state governments may have
had on the republican party, and has
made 1t clear that the party must either
reform some of these abuses by ex-
IRENE measures, or else withdraw from
the state governments implicated all
countenance and support, even though
they should fall into democratic hands
in consequence.
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This most efficient troupe continue
their representations nightly, in eur
city, to most excellent houses. Each
of the performances is marked by
scholarly conception, and the casting
shows care and dramatic Judgment.
MissClara Baker is aparticularly pleas
ing actress, always NATURAL vivacious
aud spirited, and her ambition is des-
tined to conduct her to a brilliant
height in her profession.
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= 1t Is becoming common for farmers
TO sell their farms whom they get
iorehanded and 20 into II city or
village to reside, that their families
may have better advantages, This
Is proper enough, provided some
employment is found that ia not
likely TO lead TO embarrassment, If
such farmer has money NJ interest
he will find plenty Of men Offering
great chances, in various speculative
schemes, or In some kind Of Iegltl.
mate business, requiring more cap
ital, 1t Is unsafe fora farmer to
undertake. any branch, or to invest
in any scheme which he docs not
understand, for no will be almost
certain to lose. Nor is it safe to
lead an idle life, depending on in
forest money to support the family,
because fatality always attends idle
ness. A far better plan is to buy II
few acres Of land near the town,
whore COW, perhaps, may be kept,
or at least, where small fruits can
be cultivated, BY so doing enough
can be raised to support the family,
il no more, and heaIthtul and accus-
toned occupation will be secured,
People, rich and poor, may say
what they please, there isno life more
elegant or independent than this.
AT the same timo the land 80 cult
waited is almost certain to advance
In price, and the Investment will
be found extremely profitable.
: The Philosopher.
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The democrats have carried the day
in the election for city officers in Dal-
las. 1t was "square stand up fight
between the democrats and republicans,
and the cheering news is that General
William l.. Cabell, the hero, the pa
trlot, the man, has been elected mayor
by large majority. SO the republi.
cans .are routed, and new era now
dawns upon that prosperous city
Grhe Westward Empire.
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A NUMBER of Partisan tradesmen
have subscribed to present the ex-
prince imperial with sword of honor,
adorned with diamonds, and some of
the former officers of the grenadiers of
the guard, to which regiment the
prince used TO belong, are about to give
him q handsome chronometer, in
scribed with the date, 'March 1871 and
the words, ",Ssmper ct u5iqse .fdeies. )
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RAILROAD TAME TARZ....
Arrival and Departure Of Trains nj
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND rNXAs CENTRAL.
THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure OF Malls u, Dallas Post
office

Arrival and Departure OF Nails u, Dallas POST
office.
Northern mail arrives daily Mt S:3j p m;
departs NJ 6:20 II M.
Southern mail arrives NJ 6:20 II IN; departs
at S.G y M
Tex,lS and Pacific mail arrives at 2:l5 IN;
departs NJ ll:j0 pm.
Fort Worth, Wcathcrford and Jacksboro
mail arrives except SundayS) mt p IN; de-
parts Except sundays at Jam.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisville and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wcdnes-
day and Friday ut q p M departs Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday ut n m.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alvnrado mail departs Monday and
Thursday AT AIN, arrives Wednesday and
Saturday ut d j. IN.
Greenvile, Hunt County, Rocllwall and
wildwood mail arrives Tuesday and Friday
AT Il m; departs Tuesday and Friday ut
j pm.
Wnxahaehie mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at q pm; departs Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday at ~ am.
Scyene, Haught's store and Union Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturl
dny at u m; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm.
All mails close AT Z p N, as the bulk of the
mail arrives, and is distributed at night.
William Jones, Postmaster; $. S. Jones
Assistant PostmasteT owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; W. -. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. A. Brown, Box Dis
rbuting Clerk.
Persons having grievances against the
office on any account will please report the
fact in writing or in persou to the postmaster
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PIERCE a. LYLE.

Have you tried the new sta
tiOnery and paper firm, Elm
street. next 10 Wheat's. Reed ~
LatEhrOp Will sell envelopes,
writing and wrapping paper,
and stOUt lisaniiga Bags, AT NJ.
LOuis prices.
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NnlIeN.

There WILDE u meeting Of the stockholders
ofthc Kan Jacinlo Hotel company, on Satur-
day evening next, May I'd, at hali-pnst 7
O'clock, NJ Largo n Woodside's once, Austin
street, between Main and Commerce, for the
purpose ofelocIIng directors for the first year.
A full attendance ~ requested.
W. II. SELLS,
0slSt Secretary pro TEN.
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A kind hearted pentleman sat bv IN

A kind hearted gentleman sat by the
side of wretched, ignorant fellow in
a London hospital, to whom he had of
ten spoken before, when he saw the
muscles of the poor fellows face CULVER,
and at last he drew the sheet over his
head and sobbed aloud. The gentle
man felt annoyed, and said he hoped
he had said or done nothing to pain
the invalid, as he only came to COM
fort him. "Sir," sobbed out the man,
"you are the first man who ever spoke
q kind word to me since | was born,
and can't stand it.n
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Notice Of Diss0IntiOn.

DALLAS, Texas, April %, 1874,
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween W. IT, Parry and W. II. johnson
underline style and name Of Parry 81 john
son, Ia this day di@olv by mutual consent,
W. n. Parry retiring, and W. II. Johnson
continuing the business for his own account
assuming all indebtedness of the late firm,
and collecting all outstanding dues.
. W. Il. PARRY,
6jdlt W. II. JOHNSON.
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lhe Oalclal Paper of the city
ION WORK.

We have ti,e facilities and ihe works
men ~ do m good work, and nj "s
low rates, an can bc done anywhere
and we mean 10 do II. Bring your
Fine Sob Work 10 THR DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner OF Main and
lamar streets.
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A Rnre Shauce.

We offer for sale our store at Granbury,
Texas, one doing more business than any
two houses in Hood county-all cash. The
business has always been and is now very
profitable. We have a good fire proof house,
and nice, wen selected stock OF goods. /
want my brother TO assist me here lis my
only reason fer selling. m ia
3. d. BLAKE,
6Sdtf OfClark. Bryan & Blake.
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SUNDAY school picnic.

The Ervay street and east Dallas Sabbath
schools of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South will give % picnic In the grove adjoin-
Ing the fair grounds, on Saturday. the 9th day
of May. Addresses on the subject of sabbath
schools viii be delivered by Mr.. West aud
the Rev. Mr.. Gallon. Parents and children
ana oil friends ofsanday schools
are cordially invited TO attend.
taa# sit SAMUEL ARMSTRONG;,
67dtd flfa ilN % ge City Missionary,
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Fruit and Confectionery stands for
SnIa.

We have three fruit and confectionery
stands for sale, one or two Of which we de-
them all, and any one desiring to purchase
will get bargain.
For particulars, enquire of l.. r. Botto &
Bro, southeast corner of the square. iOdtf
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English Ecn,ale nitters.

There scarcely lives n female who does not
AT some time fall n victim To some disease
peculiar to her sex. Whether married or
single. old or young, they labor under some
female arrangement. The HAT Of public OPP
inion is, that English Female Bitters is tie
most wonderful medicine ever placed before
the public.
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Gold Pens, BLANK Books. Etc.

The largest, most complete
and elegant stock 0E' gold pens,
blank books. stationery. bibles,
sunday school litera twrc, inks.
pocket books, bankers eases.
feather busters. picture frames.
albums. pocket cutiery and cro-
quet sets i'm Dallas. lis at Frank
Inns book store. Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-30

CONGRESSMAN William A. Phillips,
of Kansas, received a dispatch from
his home in Salina, the other night,
saying that his residence, valued ut
$4,000, was totally destroyed by fire,
but, through great exertion, most Of
the library, which was worth $40,
was saved.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-30

Donot buy T, Reinecke's Primavera cigars
ut two for twenty five cents, foryourappetite
would never cease. 63dlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-30

We have jIuss receive'ia spien-
did assortment Of new pubIica-
tons from New York and Pilila-
deIphia publishers. Other I'M
y0iplS tO fNslOW.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-30

Everybody should remember that all fe-
males can now be restored to perfect health
by the use of Dir. Dromgoola's English Female
BitterS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-30

Consumption can, be cured. 1t has been
proved beyond doubt. Marsdens Pc ctoral
Balm has affected permanent cures, after the
patient has Seen given over by, physicians
For sale by all druggists.
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Reed ~ LathrOp, ElM street.
next 10 Wheat's. have paper
bags. straw and MANILA paper,
at NJ. louis prices.
Have Arrived.
2ltilll,

That lot of good mich cows can be seen at
the stable opposite the Crutchfield house.
Apply to KEENE " NICHOLS,
iSdtf Corner Elm and Austin streets.
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For Sale.

Residence on Commerce street, containing
nine rooms win be sold at n bargain Terms
ensy, hill, SHIELDS Il co.,
67d2t Corner Elm aud Market street.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR Sale.
Tho well known properly:Nnown rs the
"Crutchfeld House,"

u the city OF Dallas, ~ offered at private
ale. For terms, inquire OF
Nana.sBrs GEO, W. BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRUrCiFIElD.
1904 ballaa, Nov. 2b, 1873 al 2l0dtf
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Renters for three nice residence houses. \
JOHN HENRY BROWN 4 vENABLE.
0sdlt Real Estate agents, Main street.
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Law Blanks OF every description for sale
and printed to order, at this office. H
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FOp SolA

Three good residences In this city. lmme.
diate possession given.
l59-dti STEAGAIIL d co,
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Twelve lots tone blockl, on the principal
business street of the town of Hutchins, on
The Central Railroad, in Dallas county, for
sale at low prices. Apply 10
JOHN w. SWINDELIS,
lyl5dtf E Herald Office.
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Bineaud's lightning Hair Dye is favorite
with BARRIERS, as it is natural in effect and
economical In use.
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AAlhaln

ket house, for fresh Bread for your supper
every evening. 4ldlm
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Thomas Carlyle has discovered
in England what is beloved to be
the only genuine portrait of John
Knox, the celebrated Scotch re-
former, The forehead and brow are
strong and prominent; the nose
large, aquiline, and curved over Il
small upper lip; the mouth small,
but with strong under lip; the
chin thin and snail, and rendered
more so by the sharp, pointed beard,
The top Of the head is bald, dome
like, with waving hair falling each
side of it. What, however, is most
remarkable in tho face is the large,
luminous eye, filled with seriousness
as unto death, while the mouth
seems TO curl u little as if in scorn
of the idolatries and frivolites pas
sing around him,
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Pretty neutrality-suspicious.
better--EngliSh Fenlal Bitters--one bottle
strength rcd blood-good appetite-cured.
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Law Blanks of every description, for sale
and printed to order, at this Office.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-09

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior to gas. Burns
n any lamp without danger Of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly to displace the Of
volatile and dangerous oils Its safety under every
possible test aud its perfect burnin. qualities are
proved by its continued in ,sJ,,.D families
Millions OF gallons have been sold and no acct
dent directly or indirectly-has occurred
from burning. storing or handling II.
The immense yearly loss to life md property, re-
sulting from the Of cheap and dan 5erous oil. in
the United States, is appalling,
Tho Insurance Companies and Fire Com ssoners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
the best safe guard when lamps used. Send for
circular.
For sale AZ retail by the trade generally, and at
wholesale by the proprietors CilAS- PRATT 4 co,
los Fulton Street, New York. Aus. =, w6m
IRA l.. SHATTUCk, AGENT. Burlington.
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NOTICE.



ST. ALBASs, Vi, Jan ;, i57i :
VVnEREAS FoE many year prior to the 18th
w day @. October last, ssveTal of tho Directors
Of the Vermont and anads Railroad Company were
persons, Who at the same tins were Trustees t.
Receivers and Mana gers appointed by the Court a
the suit Of the gsTTH01. lsf C.HGfs RGii-0cd Com
PaHy rs. FAs VsTmoNf Central Railroad ce7f szs G;
ais.
Dad gaysas The :orraer President Of this Com
pany, Worthngton c Saith, was also at the 74n .
time one of said Kecsls and Managers
Ind Bhersas, While bong such Directors an1
Ofcers 81 this corporation, and the exerc.s OF
their said ,itces. or in their Official capacity. they
attempted to perform certain acts, and passed or
procured 10 he passed, certain votes in which they
were interested both a. Receiver. aud individuals
contrary To the interest OF said vermont and Can
ada Railroad Company, and 10 the prejudice Of said
Company.
Tofsd That all such votes sets and doings OF said
Directors and officers IN their the interest u
said Receivers and Mana GER are repudated ~ III
Company a not binding upon il law or equity and
that this Company ought not, OF right, to be preiu
diced OF bound IN any way by such acts, whether
done by them in voting as Directors officers in
this Company as representing IL or assuming to
represent II before the Court q Chsncery, either
before the Chancellor 70. frankiia County, Yer
mont, or any other tribunal.
Jotsd, That this Company specially Tepudia.s
the action of its former President, worthiaston {.
Smith. in assuming to represent II before the Chan
cellor for Franklin County On the occasion OF the
petition filed by himself and others a. Rseeivers-
dated April IIlh. A. D. 1872. for leave 60 borrU.
3, 5UetOI, as in said petition appears.
Voted. That thi- Corporation deems ths vote Of
the Directors passed January 9Th, i-4i n relation
To the lease by the Receiver Of the Rutland 4
Buriin. ton Railroad Company, az ast beyend The
power Of said Directors 10 legally perform, and
brought asout by said Receivers o. ty thsir pro
eurement for private interests, ana in plain VIC
lltion .. their duty a officers OF this Company.
Vofsf That a copy 81 these several votes be hled
i'm the cause OF Hhe Vermont lad Canada Reii-ogs
Company IS. Ths gsTsaonf Central Railroad Company
above referred u. AMI forwarded To the present
Receivers and Managers, and to the Rutland
Burlington Railroad Con pany, md also published
IN two daily newspapers in the state Of Vermont.
| certify the above and foregoing 10 be true copy
of the votes Of the Directors OF the Vernon
& Canada Railroad Company. In testimony
isl whereof, have set my hand and the seal
of said Corporation, tais 81 day of Janalry,
A. D. lS.4.
A. g. Stafford,
olsrs VT Can. r. R. Co.
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quota. Alessrs. ii. ii. Talcott and II. Bal
lard for plaintiff; +. r. Hard for defend

quota. Alessrs. ii. H. Talcort and II. Bal
lard for plaintiff; f. R. Hard for defend
ant.
THURSDAY, Jan. Z.
The case of Sanders vs. Bolton was con-
eluded at half-past ten this morning. The
next case heard was that Of William &
Shaw admir- vs.. John Ilallihan and wife. In
this case the plaintiff : intestate, John Jor-
dan, died at the house OF the defendants in
July, 1872, leaving some personal property
which the female defendant took charge OF.
This was an action of tort brought tar the
wrongful conversion of the property ii the
plaintiff, and comes to this court GA The
question, whether, from the evidence either
or both of the defendants are liable Messrs
H. IL. Talcott and WIN. g. Shaw for the
plaintiff; II Ballard and E. r. Hard for
defendants
WolcottJ Beach ". Hiram J. Fay fol
lowed. This was an action of trespass for
cutting timber on lots 1913 and III, in the
town Of Bolton. The questions involved
were. first, as to the correct boundary of the
said lots and, second, as TO the admiSsibility
of evidence to show the above fact Messrs.
d. Roberts for plaintiff II Ballard and
" L. Burnap for defendant.
Edwin r. Rowell Us. Fanklin Wood
- nd ~ .,n+s IN ~ 49,,
rocTor a. 10 nron sorv oC zoo
sscb ;ro, ~ by ora Stowe -
- - nlointi,f n,t ;n.o JoIan lla,,
sanJr ~ coIldnt r. comes ~ ~ cnrt
,lC ~ ~ az 10 rio;Uti ~ ,bn - o
~ p o,r, VI ~ ~ rocors sno .isV "i
Iao,an e,1'' IA s',,,% j., rnonr5 ~ tnt
,,u''ra 70 rcsc;nd tr ~ MA
- .o;rnd hr fr,nd and , Tie
~ 81 d,meces Ne nv ''' r.
A. ~. u urlt'I IT. PaIIarI - ,,,.:a r.; u
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THoSAs.-in Burlington, VI, "Wednesday morn
IN. Jan. It'll, i-ii, Mary Helen. only daugh liter Of
J. b. and MARI T. Thomas aged months
PRATr.-In this city. Jan. ID, Geo. u. Pratt. Of
Champaign. Ill, aged q years Ills remains were
taken 10 Nashua. for interment.
JOSEs.-In this city Jan. Ist, Is-i, at o'elock
p m, Harry Meg, infant sou Of Henry D., and
Lizzie u. Jones.
CoEEr.-At WIiliston Vt Dec. 3lst. ls73. Mrs
Susan Phelps Corey, relct %. the late Amos Corey,
aged II years.
BALDwfS-Dcc. 18th. l,73 IN Morsh, y. Y, Mrs
Harriet b. Baldwin, widow OF the late Israel Bald
win, and daughter of Ersstus Bostwick, Esd, late
o: Hinesbursh Vt. aged seyenty-four years and
SIX months She had lived the life and died thc
death OF the righteous.
CHAsE-In East Fairfield, Dee 18th. Nara f.
Chase, daughter OF Perry Chase, ESD aged years.
ARsoLD.-In this city, Nov. Goth, 1873. Of scarlet
fever JOhn H., Oldest Of Henry and Ann Arnold,
aged year.
ARNOLD. 9Th, d. scarlet fever, Minnie. oldest
daughter 81 Henry and Ann Arnold yed yelrs.
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VERMONT BIBLE SOcIErY.-We are in re-
ceipt Of the annual report Of the Vermont
Bible Society. The treasurer report shows
the total receipts for year to be 81 ,63I 30,
OF which Chittenden county contributed
$35l.7S. franklin county has contributed
Sls5.43, Grand Isle county. $5.s5 La
noble county, $3.50; Washington county,
Sls2.05; Rutland county, SlOi3s: Gale
dotia county. Sss7.5S, of which E. & 7.
Fairbanks give $500, and Erastus Fair
banks estate, $500. and Windsor county,
S55s.66. Of which $50 was given by
Frederick Billings
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NorIcE IN nAxanrrr,Y.

I'uIS Is To GIN NOTICE. Ihsl On the 9TH day
i OF January, 4. ID. i-.4. warrant in bank
ruptpy was Issued sgt.nsIi the estate Of David A.
Gilbert. Of M0rri-vie, IA the County 81 lsa0iI.s,
aud Stats OF Vermont, who has been adiudg
Bankrupt his creditors petition that the
payment Of any debts and delivery % any property
belonging u said Bankrupt, Ia him, for hs Use,
and the transfer Of any property by hun ar- for
hidden by law that 4 meeting Of the creditorsj Of
said Bankrupt, 10 prove their debts and to choose
mere As zIees ST his estate will be held at
Court Of Bankruptcy 70 lie holden at the cfice Of
Powers ! Iced, IN Morrsyl lie, % tie County OF
LamOiile, ana stste Of Vermont, before John
L. Edwards. Esq, Register. the 18th day o.
January. A. u. is7i II 20 O'Clock 4.
GEO. r FOSTER.
United States Marshal, as Messenger