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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09

NATHAN Corr, Junior, OF Harrison
county, the identical individual who Is
now the nondcscript candidate for Con-
orcSs in this District. was member "'
The House of Delegates that convened IN
this CITY on the 2lst of January, 1868.
At that time the infamous rcgl>tra-
ton law was in full force, and
BoRENAN'S appointceS in every county
and township in tn" State exercised d">-
potic power over the rights Of their TEL
low men. granting or Withholding the
sufIro"c in accordance with their own
will and pleasure An effort was mad"
bv the Democrats to :" amend
the law a. to permit the people to
elect the members of the various Boards
Of Registration. and thus take out of the
Governors hands tn" power lac had :"
shamcfully abused and NATHAN Corr,
Junior, rotcd ogajiSt this Pr9"~'f'o" and,
in company with the other Radicals III
the legislature, refused to permit the pc"-
pie To elect the registrars. IL" Is now
soliciting Democratic votes.
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AT the Democratic meeting at Glenn :
Run, Wednesday evening, we are IN
formed that ALIEN. JACOB, Esq, made a
little speech, in which h" cam" out
squarely and cmphatically in support OF
Col. Ben WILSON and the Democratic
ticket He warmly culogizcd the nobl"
old party to which W" belong and for
whose principles we do battle, and
pledged his earnest efforts in behalf OF
the success of il candidates and meas
urcS
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IN the Legislature of West VIRGINIA

In the Legislature of West Virginia
in 1868, the little handful Of Democrats
who had been elected in spite of the reg
istration law and all the edicts OF ARTHUR
1. FOREMAN, endcavorcd IL nit
igate the wrongs of the registration sys-
TEN by requiring the Governor to ap-
point on the several Boards of Rcgistra-
ton in each county one member Of the
then minority party. II WAS believed To
be nothing more than fair and right that
at least one member of the Board which
WAS authorized 10 determine who should
be permitted to vote, should be menu
Der of the Democratic party. NATHAN
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Is the month of February 1865 the
following resolution, known nj the time
- Senate Joint Resolution NJ. II, was
adopted 10y the Legislator" Of West Nir-
ginia:
WHEREAS. The long threatened de-
sign of Andrew johnson, President of
the United States, I" usurp TN" power
and authority of Congress and resist the
laws of the United States, has nj length
eliminated in the open, defiant and in
Sultinr violation of law, by the attempt
cd removal of Secretary Stant"n. and the
appointment Of Adjutant General
Thomas Secretary of War al lutheran, the
Senate Of the United States being in scS
sion;
Rr~olred by lie L,gi~ioh~e Of West l'r-
gimin:
That Andrew johnson. President
of the United States. III Tia" attempted
removal Of the Secretary of War, and
the designation of the Aiiutant General
to perform the duties of the "tiic" ut
iufcri,,, the Senate being in session, has
been guilty of II wiliul and fragrant vi"la-
ton of law, and in the opinion of the
Legislature of West Virginia, ought t"
h. impcachrd for high crimes and INSIDE
mranurs.
,. That the Governor be- authorized 10
tender Congress the assistance of West
Virginia in sustaining the authority and
cnfnrcin" the laws of the United States.
This is n little bit of history that reads
somewhat strangely now that tn" cold
light of six subsequent years has fallen
upon it. The supreme ah>urdity of the
proceeding is manifest when W" rcmcm-
Der that the present PrcSi-
dent has been allowed to change
his Cabinet a; will, turning out one mcm-
Der after another. until no one Of his
original advisors remains, without qu">-
ton or thought Of protest by IN" Radical
party in West Virginia For this foolish
resolution General NATHAN Corr, the
present Radical candidate for Con-
urcss. recorded his vote. If he
is not ashamed ui it now he has less sem
sibility than We give him credit for. But
the Democracy of the First District of
West Virginia want no man who could
he weak and foolish enough To vote for
such a resolution, torcprcScnt them in the
Congress of the United States. ANDY
JOHNSON will probably he in the mex;
Congress, and to spare Gen. Corr the
embarrassment of meeting him, the pr"-
pie of this District will doubtless permit
the little General to stay at home
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MONDAY. the 18th day Of Oh. l4L.

uhnt being u court dHNN Tho rrrlr...
said city, d"Cr""d, IN said 'tu-'s. '.....
being the certain real ,,iI', hnHu...
u HE'LL NJ CITY MILLS. sIiual...
south Side Of v hvrliugt urhuuIrr..
nS follows: Beginning on 'Hr,B,i o..
Main street. nj "a point ~, i..hr '..
y. ". corner of Main ant M,In'sr ....
ihcuc"Ht right angles VIII lhra.s.
Main street, with III" u"lil,rU |-.u.
ui a piuc" at land CUnNDNrd IE o.. :
western Bank at Virginia Ia NHNaw..
url and John ". Tuill,. ap.u,, j."
and part at Lot NJ. ~. lr Iu. H..
boundary of n ri"C" al land rHT',Eu
tn" Snid Bank tOThOmuN NDIanII..
Reid, thence with the western I-a.
81 said last mentioned pHIrt ~ H.
Wheeling creek, theme" With saIdrrl..
Ia the east sid" of Main ~, pUd VI.
same To HE beginning, subject l"buns
iiun of u right iu Thomas N.Iaud h.H
Reid Ia open au alley twenty 'n'
running from Main street
TERMS OF SALE Our'U.W &C..
rr>ldu" Ia two equal lnNit,ru'ni' 0'
and eighteen months i"m HH| .' .
with Interest, the purchase -N0H.
with personal security fuT lU' hr.
pay nI"nts, ami a lien retained 100 Zoo
imINsiOncrS' decd ~ = further ",fr'.
4. u. FILMING,
JAMES MuERJN. 4.
scpp Oaw b '"mW."
&c. IIERNEN, ATcI"ur"r
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent TO any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to club agents and TO subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09

THE Moundsvillc National contains an
editorial winding up in tn" following
language: "Thc writer ot this Is either Il
knaye or natural born fool.
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The I,ar-room Remedy

The I,ar-rOOm Remedy for all all
mrntS il Rum Bttrr>, Surcharged with
FuSrl oil, n deadly element, rendered more
active 10y the pung"nt astrlngcntS with
which II is combined. II your stomach Is
weak and liver ar bowels diSorlcrrd,
strengthen and rcCuiat" them with Vine
gar Filters, u purely Vegetable Altcrativ"
and Aprrivut, free from alcohol and capa-
bile of inruSinC new vitality into your cN-
hau>tcd system. Sepl6 b
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$50 REWARD.

CtTOLEN. on THURSDAY NIGHT.
= October l>t, rom sand Ilili Meeting
Housr, Il heavy SET dark hay horse. seven
years old. lie has q lump OH each fore leg
below the knee. \ reward of syJ.iD viii be-
paid for ,hr recovery uf the horse, and
s2LUu for the arrest of the thief.
orr eva &. \. MctARilIAN.
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

CITY CLERK OTIHIL-t
WHEgLIxG, ". "a" -"p' ., yF.
C'RALRD PROPOSALS. VII, iTil.fE.
> CEINEDa at the ono" "i t ,s,, 10 . 3
until "Wednesday, o"t1p.I I D..i u 90
Yo"J ~5Tk 81 the bridge % b. BIN Nm n
Caldwell. run. near Johnson .! H,.', raB b.
plan and specifications lDr IN '-'''
seen al the 'ity 'ie'N r. A. Britt
- cry CisfA'
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TRUST SALE,

DI VIRTUE OF \ DIED on rr..
ID made May Eth, ~. hN ~auu. 4.
son, io I'll" undersigned, Which d,..I
record In deed ui Trust huuk Np.f.
in the office of IA" Ihrk ,rru.,..
Court uf ohio county, West NIr.r.r D..
OTTER at public sal" at rhr front ,Iu,.r.
Court llOuS" at ONTO county .uu <,n,,
day, the 10Th day oi OrIoh.r.I a
1874. ~ ten o'clock M, III, iul.uu.-.. "
Scrih"d property, lying nud h,ua,r.
on Ianr'S Island, In Daniel Ram, a,0....
Ia the city of Wheeling, known and .. .
mated on III" plat ui th' said addition.
number SiNtN-iuur st. fronting un &c..
way street aud running hack lu lr,..
in the rear.
TERMS OnU-half cash and 'n.r....
I'm six months. the purchaser ,Nu.. .
bearing interest, with uppmNuI ,.r,..
security. -. l.. tl,A\NII
S1pHi IrU,..
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To Ny Friends and the Public.

HAVING SOLD Ny ENTIRE Sr'sK
III Of pTy Goods. &c, Sc, on the Nh Of
September la Daniel W. Halr>y, hereby
give notice Ia all persons ind" btcd Ia me
10 call at the old stand, No. lus. and make
paymCni. Thanking my friends and
customers for their generous patronage
earnestly hope they will extend Tia. SAME
confidence 10 my successor. whom / be-
lirye will be found fully deserving.
PATRICK KENNEDY,
No Msl Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
intelligence and Standard copy three
times and charge this Office
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WHEELING ISLAM
Trustees Sale

DI VIRTUE OF \ DEED ,,,...
ID made 10y Robert f., W".r, 'n.,
Trustee. bearing date the arh. .' '..
nary, lSai. and recorded IN h,,J T. Oh.
~, page *, of the land r'r,,r,I J." \ y
county, | will ON SalurI,, =" fl"
day Of October, ~. M m, r .., q.
Of the Court IIuu>r OF u,,.I ,'".., .
NJ Ia o'clock n. H., ul,,r '..
public, auction. the rnllnv
Scrihrd real estate, lying annu,
north of the city of Wh,rIiuy ~.
side OF III" OHIO river. h,.n, ,..., ..
=. l.. Woods hOm" farm, I,,,,-.
III" east sid" of the county r..f co..
ing thereon - poles and ,>f,,.M'
eastward la poles: cnnIalufI,, 30.
land, covering and luriudug Il.
coal. Also a >trip.ui land lulrr.
about NrudS long, running lrp,r
western corner ui said lIar, az I,,.I
river, being the north hall u,....
road. ...
Terms 0i sale, unr.'hiuI r,,r.....
balance In sin aud IwrINrur,.,T.,
10y decd at trust
,,. :. BRADY. Tn,.
J.t. liEENEl, huCtluUrrr.
NJ the same time Will b.. nn,r,.r.,.
10. acres oI coal lying immr,Ifgf.,.
of the above described tract q, Inn.
Hu2G-rb ROBERT 4 NJ
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Judicial Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate,

DY VIRTUE on \ ultHl.U ur .
ID Circuit Court ul Marion u"ur' ..
drrcd AT the Aprll Tenn, l'.I
chanc"ry causes OF Marshall D..
against oliver Jackson. and uHy,. .
against Marshall .lnrk>uu AMI ur'u..
undersigned commissioners w..
public auction, ~ thu front drr
Court House at ohio county ,lu 'N,.
Wheeling, on
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IL the West Virginia Legislature i'll
1868. NATHAN Corr, Junior, being pre-
sent rs representative of tn" Radl ais
of Harrison county, IN effort was made
by the little band of Democratic MEM
beers secure the repeal "fthcact requiring
suitorS in the courts To take the lron-clad
test oath. Men who had been i'll the
Confederate army or who had had sons
or relatives engaged in war on the South
crn side. were being dcspoilcd of their
property and robbed of their possessions,
and were prohibited from suing III
the Courts the thieves VIII" had
stolen their goods. General Ma
THAN Corr. Junisr. the Radical cali
didatc for Congress, voted I" p"rprtuatr
this shameful wrong. He, with other
Radicals in the Legislature in 1865 three
Years after the war had ended and peace
had been proclaimed, refused /" repeal
the ..suiturs tr>t-oath. See the House
journal of 1865. page las. Can such Il
man expect now (" rccciv" Democratic
VOTES to elevate hlm to Il SEA, in the Com
crr>S of the United States?
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE REAL EST,
FOR SALE AT

A T MARIETTA, Ohio ~,
~ 10th, 1874, the old hON UTupr,
Waernicke, decd. in md.nl,,l e1stesd o, I
ship, Washington COUNT p%vIhdence ,,',
Tobacco Establishment AMI T.io. H..
for merchandising and J.o oILr b~>, D.,
tobacco in Washington conn., ing III .
dence, store house, and pacEiSS., Fine p,
all necessary appuricnanc,I" ApG>. q.
the most complete establish tl ulr
KIND In the State, includtn- "EeAN D'u
OF land. Sale TUESDAY. Sp1ut ). a.,
iS:f 4. nj o'clock Ia The si,s.ooer sUIh
For terms apply To VI. II. E'%'h.
The executors of said l.. Wnrr,ip 'tsr', Ole
Ia, Ohio, "'rAr NJ.
L. wAERNICRES Eyrrr-
sep2jra ''NLl JIup>
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVDR SlTY

THE YEAR BEGINS N ALL DE-
i PAKTMESTS on Wednesday, sept.
3rI, ls5;.
Prof. r. =. Lyon. with a full stan Of
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
al the Preparatory department.
Patrons seeking Information IN regard to
the same Will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
mcnts may he obiaiDe,i faOm the Secretary
or the Faculty, Prof Geo. ". Clover, or th,,
undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN, PresT.
AOKGANTOwS, W. Va, Aug. s,ls7J
augS &C
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Coffee Down.

I AN NOW SELLING THE BEST GREEN
i Coffee at 3 cents The best Roasted do
at - cents. X. J. SMlTH.
The New York herald., 1874-07-27
The Second Days Exam ina ton.

JULY 22 1874.
by General Tracy-Q Mr. Tilton, on page 81 of
your manuscript, in subdivision X, you say, Gin
December, 1870, differences arose between Theo-
augmented by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher ana
Mrs. Beecher, in consequence whereof, anu at the
writing, in paper put into the hands or &C,
you do not state then in whose handwriting IL
was. A. IL was Mrs. TiltOn's
z. was 1t not In your handwritngY A. IL was
not, sir.
q. Did you not write that statement and get her
Q. Did you dictate it in any maunerY A. I did
q. Did you write the original' a. did not.
q. Was she well or sick at the timer A. she was
neither one nor the other; she was ang.
Q. Had not she suffered miscarriage just pre-
viOusY A. Well do not know how long before
cannot tell the date; whether 1t came before or
after do not know; she was III, know.
q. Was she not in bedl A. Most OF the time.
q, Was sne not IN bed at the time OF the writing
OF this paperS A. do not remember.
Q. Do not you remember whether she wrote it
in bed or not? A. 40 not
z. DO not you know that she had suffered mis-
carriage a few days before A: No. knew she
had suffered miscarriage before.
z. Before the 24th day OF December A. do
not remember the date.
q. Do not you know that she was very sick, and
sick unto death ? A. No, do not know tnat
was sick unto death; she was i'll, but not danger
@. who suggested to her the writing of that let
ter A. She did 1t herself.
O. Was she conversant with the particular state
OF your difficulty vii h Mr.. Bowen IRON time to
time and from day TO day A. IL was not from
day TO day; always informed her what troubles
] mad.
z. You say this letter was written in conse-
quence of the interference OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Beecherf A. No, not precisely; say that the let
ter was written through her desire that he and
should be recOnced.
O. When you say that 'Tn December 1870, differ
ences arose between Theodore T1tOn anu Henry
G. Bowen, which were augmented by the Rev.
Henry Ward Bcecner and Mrs. Beecher; In conse
quence whereof, and at the wish OF Mrs. ElzaOeth
X. Tilton, expressed in writing In paper put into
the hands OF MT. Francis ID. Moulton,n why do you
sav that 1t was In consequence Of that difficulty
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History of Mrs. Tilton's Writ
ten Confession.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dramatic Denials, Fierce Defiance and
Savage Threats.
II HAVE ACTED LIKE A FOOL y
TILTON s CROSSE s-EXANINATION.
MIR. SaGc's Letter.

Mr. Tilton's direct testimony having been pub.
lished without the knowledge or consent of the
Committee Of Investigations and iragmentary and
inaccurate reports or his testimony under cross
examination having been published. by means un-
known 20 the committee ard without its consent
whereby II is said that Mr.. Tlon feels that 1njus-
tice has been done to him, 1t is believed that in
fairness to all parties the whole of Mr. Tlton's tes-
timony should be made public at once.
ii. W. SAGE. Chairman.
BROOKLYN, July 25 1874.
The New York herald., 1874-07-27

ON THE RACK
Theodore Tilton's Terrible
Cross-Examination.
TWO DAYS OF AGONY.
The Grand InquisitOr's Reasons
for Publication.
TILToM STANDS BY HIS STORY.
Further Rhapsody Over Eliza
bethS Virtues.
THE NKLE ENE.
A Peculiarly Bad Memory
for Dates.
THE BEDROOM MEETING. !
He Gives Mr.. Beecher the ''Ben-
eft of a Doubt
MORE ABOUT MUTUAL MOULTON. |
History of Mrs. Tilton's Writ
ten Confession.
THE C0UNTER-ACCUSATIONS.
Dramatic DenialS. Fierce Defiance and
Savage Threats.
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AUTUMN POLITICS.
TIE aassasaxs.sss Republicans
Talbot =ominat.d for a.vsy.sr.
HAss4oaussTs REPUBLICAN STATE c.ss..

E4zslca.sssTs REPUBLICAN STATE c.sya,
TON.
Woscsss. Oct. At lie Republican
I STATE Cjhvsntloa here. .J-dsy. .esinz Gov
! csnar Ihonss Tal0ot, Of BillericI. va.
/ Nominated Tor governor by ias ful.ori,
We: Talbot 15j, LIricI 100, Dsyens 81
SANFORD 70, Batter l6s, E. K. Hosr and u.
/ l. Dawes each. Mr.. Ial5Jt's uoiain.rio,
/ was aiicrrsFti rascs uaAaiu.1q4 II q
/ Knight, Of Eas. liam son, VA noraiustct
! iJF lieutenant. governor, Oliver Wsrrsr i,-
--oretaGy Of STATS, Char 8. K. Train fer AZ
tJFney seG-T2l, Charles Ea1icJs, kr audi.
~ aud Ce2r!ss A1s1s, Jr., VI Nor,S
broc kAe!d. iJr treasurer, al unarisJus!v
Ins iu!!1Nln1 - tao platform:
Ihs r-pub.icaLs OF Massachusetts, prouJ
oI 'he record VI their party, .s.issni th.r
ceTo.I1a % tls Ireas priacigl-s Of iG..i,.
upon v Alci u ras founded md they ,,ls-lg,
taeir bss. end Constant cndea;ors - tts
m.intcnaaea VI those principles Ia th-
future.
EesIlT.d, Tat sound currency i. indi,-
peas. . II TIA cstl1sai rospsrity and ths.
q. a. I'D "a EstiJ1 n!IsJ G.aSe rs demand
pr'ai-ca . pay equs. - goll, which : tas
rtclS7 81 .'.-isfI y ViIGs il IN, sh,l,
OWNED word; aEl si.iis :lr.lsr :,
t-'f si tcnsrcia 10 s'i3pt sac5 as.s=r~
So. .-li 0 this Tss -s;ic5 II r.l-- mi
i.t, 80 i.l,-i9n uf tL- ca.-czr; by sd.,,rr
- RJrcro@rat is-uei shoull ~ ps-r-is,,f
Re- .Tsl, That Hsss4 = 49,, hs, sasn
SKA ajioT,eucs rhs ars,.ps through
Tended leagues - dcfr.ye p.ois o'as.-s
~ rplis % u tEsr Gol-lisuI.--i -.,,-
- - al - III, amp s1I T-s;sctla u
i---r.iati rifht'ani privileges !. n, grs.t
11tr - t-slati a.. sF~ zs1s t.srsf i-s.-
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Sfsal Aotites.
LEVI A. EDsELI.'s ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, , The Honorable tss
District or eaiIrESDEs. SIS .,ret Of chttcnden.
To the heirs and all persons Interested in the estate
o. Ley A. td-el, lats q Eaflingt,n. In sa;d
listriet. deceased GREETiSS-
WHEREAS application h.ta beoo niads 10 this
" Court Ia writing. y the ainin.ss- aux ei
sald estate, pray NJ FOR ieou-e and authority T.,
gel! The real c.t1te Of sad 4 eea ell inc udiI (
the rtTersiOn OF the widows dover therein,
Tor the pas ment Of debts. ant eharges CT admins
traton, AMI setting i.lth therein tho amount OF
debts due nom the said deceased. tho charges of
admin stsation the amount o. personal estate ard
LSe situation Of the RAJ estste.
hhereupon, the sad Court appointed and asst sned
tae SO.h day CT Vetuhe- A i. is7l, At tie IrShas5
Court Room, IN sad District 20 hear nd decide up
On SAID Application, snd petition, and ordered tina.
pa'i.c nct!ce thereof be Won 20 all persons Inter
ested therein by publishing said oIaer. together
"'ta the tine AID place Of hearing three weeks
cess Fely IN the Burlington Free Press a newspaper
sh.ch cifoB!atcs N the EcighbCrhccd oil those
persons Interested In said cstiie all which pub
LEGATIONS shal! be pruy.Oas {, the day assigned I'd
hearing.
Therefore, YOU are hereby not He'd 10 appear be
lore said Court at thet e an! place as4 ned, tAen
erd thsrs IN said I rrf- = b. ui- 5 TIC l.E
Iec's. i9r the paFu.eJl>f t.. dest-, Rac G. ar.vs
o. az Al n.strai.cn, a,-l$ ras, puI ohiect.cas -
me sr2nt NJ such licefse, !: you see cause.
owen uasier my hand II the Probate C.uft
H. ms tsis ~ DAY % - '',r. \ n. ia.
Nv" i. l.. WALES. JEt ..
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OF law raised spon The hearing could BE-
passed upon ~ the Supr-ns court. TIA
jury therefore returned a yer;iat C,- ~.
plaintiff for the amouut of tia Do;s win
interest from Feb. 81, 1879
Tue jury N tbs case OF Murphy "a Marsh
sE4 REYNOLDS. at half-ps,. ten O'CLOCK
brought in sealed verdict for T.. pl.intiY
for sci 81.
ies case Of I. c. Prsltics W. Ri,n
Powell was then commenced. Thi, is An
acton OF assunpsit 10 recover for labor ia
laying stone and sriok fsr shs found.,io,
OF 30 ~ 10 fec. barn bull. BY tic Di,;u,if
IN the spring OF 1873. Pies, genera is-,s
AID psymcns in Offset II B. Sni,h aci A
Y. Squirting fer plaintiff. q. ". V,,,x,
i9r defendants
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.or,cv N BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on tho !eh day
1 OF septsmbsr A. ID. 1874. . Warrant 10 Bank
yuptcy Wa Issued a.zinst the estate OF Ei;es
Wn:tcomb Of P1ultney, In the County Ct Rutsnh,
and state 0. Vermont. who las been adsad.ed
Rznkrupto on his creditors petition. that the pay
raent Of any debts and delivery CT any property
beion.in: 10 said Bankrupt. 10 I'm, or ior his
use aud the transfer o; any property by HIN, are
f,.bicden BY Law. that nsetin, Of the creditors
on s,Id Bausruyt to prove their csSts, and to
choose one or more Ass srses 81 hs estate, vii be
h.ld At y Court CT Bankruptcy, 70 be holden Al
Kut.sri. ant state Vi Vermont. before A. r.
Lyman. fsq Register. on the 9Th a-y Of October.
A. D. is74 1t IL c's,cz =.
Tutsi Stats, sfsrsbal ~ AesseBSer.
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WE. TIE SUIsCRIDCI.s, Aay.rs ho,a ~
w pointed hy the IionorI1ie The 'rulats Ce1,t
FOR The strist Of Ch.tterlcn. Comm oaers T. re-
All pcrs4ns a-a.-5t The estitc % Jutn NushL
late Of Wills %. n said u strict, decta5ei E.i
also al claims and demands cNlit.tei n oiiseL
thereto and * months irota the dHy q The date
hereof being lowed by s.,id Court .1r t-t purp1s
We Do therefore hereby give ratcc- that We VII
attend 70 tie business of ous appointment az u,
Gv.lrn- b. u.s 81 Ir-. Polly NJ -it, iu sii 70 said
b strict: on the frs. TIA s4iys Of Nutein1er ADD
March next, At 10 O'Clock A H., on cash .. sai
DAYS. l'"i~
Dated AS i;A day CT s p m3r-, 4. j. l''t
e. W B.tUH NEL.., c-,-.,-.ss.,-r.
DAS IUHSsOS. '''h'l
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To District Court o. the United States fos lie
4 - SIRE. ~ Nelr., la tho matter II +. l.
T. " fi.is. b4-A.u nts--lu bankruptcy. 10
- 20 u p ~ fc-rns Vie Z .cTsi -u-i. As-4 IS
q tie ts,A'e o. SAD "a ksul s4crety gives aot -
u'-.l Il Als hten ordered ~ Ia Dst-c q Cont q.
sad J. =. taas tee secont and T.iri ti.n.1a
s4t-t-n-s u t-l- cIe-.t- q O. SAT- Paul ~ -s
NJ ~ tie Julc- o. hcus-. q Isrtort, 90 81 =
L-5-!cl' ,n tlf . u Cay g. Vc'uter, =. u. 1872
at o'e.ocz ia tho q t.rn1tu B.. rlre A Tnc,rVg,t
he i-t-r N BANKRUPTCY, 90 the rurq. SIS uaEss
n :hc ia add sta Scetiofs 81 tie Bankrupt
o. NrFc re ~ 10. ald GA 8 s.-u o. !, We no
tce tsat have ileI nv final ac.. urt AS - ne
sad rsusEupt and that a. sad aim, and pace
s'f.l lpB o. -1-4 t.l4. ~ re SOFT ,Iusnt lay
= Il account. ami lr uisc fr-e from AL lisiit,
IS AZ. -ncc o. sa.l c tlte. In accordance With to
o. -i,rs a; sad 1sth s-cf..s. l7SsW
Dated 90 r.ssiel. % =.t Dst..ci th.s I'd
DAY ID. ctoAer, A-D is14.
WILLIAM 3 Fr-v.- .sst-r,.
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simpson Of .~ddis k.ver Village Nj -ri ~
la 4 Convnss daash o; ID. ofsc..t a.. 'er.e-
man.
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~ TyrY-eecD-ia F'aeasbi -.1s 9Th - Rev
9>wE Hs,>icsS. a. ta7 rts1eoos - 4 90 :! 90
ss1.. ths b.ides fsth,- - : g. gfftrrr 2
alaTsrsrii.-, =. T.. -. 49, E.:s q. II 80 o s.
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