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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

The Steamer 9EORGEAHNA leaves 7th street
q O'Clock, for Leon rdfown, Piney Ea&SN
Point, arshall's, Point Lookout and AzzE31k
Baltimore. =. NIGHTINGALE,
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27
Um. M. Cdn6y UOrse Than q
Democrat.

From the Daily Republican, august 26th
" If MIR. Candy represented the views
OF the Republicans Of the 9TH ward, he
could have been regularly nominated
And the fact that he refused on declined
being regular candidate is prima facio
evidence that he could not receive a ma
jority of the Republican voters of the
ward
If he is not the choice Of the Republi-
cans, by whom then can he expect to be
elected? 1t is certainly bid for the
Democratic vote. Or, even worse, an ef-
fort to divide the Republican vote OF the
ward to elect ID Democrat Councilman" !"
The tyranny of the Ring has driven Il
large number Of Republicans to abandon
the Republican party, and Mr.. Candy is
complying with the urgent request of
come of those gentlemen in Offering him.
self to the Independent voters of his
ward. This he has civil, as well as
political and moral right to do. Few
men have the courage to attempt to run
for an Office in defiance of their party,
and doubtless Mr.. Candy has greater
cause for taking the step he has taken
than We Democrats can now see. Indeed
he is not man who courts Office, nor has
he sought popular favor. His word,
therefore, should command the respect
OF his friends, and Just now it would be
highly com1nendable in the Republicans
to elect Mr.. Candy, and send him to the
Council untramelled by party caucuaes
in order that he might be free to propose
any reform that he may conceive neces-
sary for the good of our tax ridden little
city. Why is it that Dir. A. II. Grim.
shaw, who has also announced himself
an independent candidate in the Seventh
Ward, is not assailed as Mr.. Candy has
beenP Do the Republicans suppose they
can treat him with contempt? The fact
is these gentlemen represent II great
body OF the Republican party who feel
the cost of the extravagant politicians
that are now Ringing the very blood out
OF our people; and they know that it is
necessary to stop the ruinous course
But the Ring cannot stop! 1t is bound
TO go on, or go to pieces.
The writer in the Republican holds that
Mr.. Candy is doing the Republican party
more harm than Democrat could do
He Is allowing himself to be used as a clul
by other Republicans to break the Ring
Ii SO we say uod speed him. For every
Democrat must feel like striking tn,
Ring, Ii. e., the Republican party,) Will
every weapon we get hold of, that ma,
be used to give an honest, square and di
rect blow. No righteous man can hon
estly declare that the Ring ought to b,
sustained; then let it be defeated.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27
Il NEGRO M IS,S MEETING.
The Black Republicans IN COun'
ell.

From the Commercial, Aug. 20.
MASS MEETING, LAST NIGHT, AND EXPREs-
SION OF OPINION.
The colored citizens of Wilmington held
Mass Meeting, last evening. at their hall,
Seventh and Walnut Strt els, which was not
large but enthusiastic and dtmonstrativc.
Joseph q. Walker was called to the chair
and McPhersou johnson was selected See
retary.
At the instance of Stephen l.. Nichols,
the chair appointed the following commit
tee on resolutions Daniel B. Anderson,
Stephen l.. Nichols, Daniel Z. Hamilton,
Levi b. Anderson, add Joseph ii. a. Myers.
During the retirement Of the committee
the meeting was ably and earnestly ad.
dressed by Rev. j. II. Thomas, Stephen T..
Gibbs, and Andrew Henry, Il. the speakers
urging unity of action and purpose for
the success Of the Republican party and the
State ticket.
The committee on Resolutions reported
the following which, after some favorable
remarks, were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The colored citizens OF the
city of w ilmington, state OF Delaware, in
mass meeting assembled, do again assert
their unalterable devotion to the great
principles of human liberty, which through
God called the great Republican party in.
to existence, to give to all men The same
civil, political and public equality without
distinction of race or color. therefore.
ReSolUed, That in advocating these priu-
ciples we have neither claimed nor desired
the social equality OF different races: neth-
er do we claim it now, and all that the
Hon. Eli Salisbury said IN his speech on
Civil flights, saying that we do desire such
is false.
Resolved, That We neither desire nor .els
the invasion of the ehls OF the white people;
we do not ask special privileges. but only an
equal chance in the race of lite, aud that all
public and common rights be equal-noth-
ing more, nothing less. We are sensible Of
the fact that every mans home is sacred
from intrusion, and in this free country
every man can dictate for himself, the line
ofsocial exclusion that society gave MS laws
more inexorable than statutes in common
law, , and opens and closes its doois to who-
ever it will, and civil law cannot invade
It.
Resoiced. That in view of these facts we
recommend the appointing OF committee
of five on an address to the colored citizens
of the State, setting forth both the nee, ssity
and probability OF a general organization
throughout its territory.
Daniel Z. Hamilton, w. ii. Clayton and
s. L. Nichols were appointed COMMITTEE
to nominate a committee on address proyid-
ed for i'll the last resolution. and als1 to TO-.
port officers for an organization.
The committee reported ID. B. Auders on,
S. l.. Nichols, Rev. j. ii. Thomas, d. 2.
Hamilton ana j. Ii. A. Myers the committee
on address, and deferred the nomination Of
officers until another meeting.
The meeting then adjourned until Tues
day evening, September Sth, to hear the re-
port OF the committee OH address and to elect
officers
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27
POiificuL Notes,

The Republican Convention of the
Eleventh District of Ohio, yesterday re-
nominated III. S. Bunby for Representa-
tive in Congress.
The Democratic State Convention Of
Illinois met yesterday at Springfield
George w. Armstrong was chosen TEN
porary chairman.
WI. .Carthran and Samuel v Campbell,
SAID to be supporters of Senator Ham
I'm were nominated for State Senator on
Tuesday in theEastport district ofMaine.
The New Jersey Republican Convention
meets at Trenton to-day. 1t was believed
in Trenton last night that H on. @. A. Hal
sey, of Essex, would be the nominee for
Governor.
The Democratic Convention of Ohio me,
at Columbus yesterday, and adopted reso-
lutions favoring the payment of the FIVE
twenties in legal tenders, the substitution
of greenbacks for national bank notes; aud
tariff for revenue only, and opposing
the Civil Rights bill. A ticket was
nominated headed by VIM, Boil for Secrt
tary Of State,
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27
NOT1CES.
REGISTRY BUREAU.

NOTICE,-The Registry Bureau will be
~ opened on MONDAY, July 18th. inst
10 avoid confusion and the better to arrange
the work of this Department. tho city has
been divided into Sections, and the time
appointed in which the citizens tproperty
h0lders) in each Section are respectfully re-
quested to present their deeds with u correct
description OF their property at tins ONCE
Section st extends from Market to Union,
and from Front to Seventh Streets; from July
18th to 9th.
Section 2. extends from Market to Union,
and from Seventh to Thirteenth streets; IRON
July Y to August 10th.
Section 3. extends from Market t, Union,
and from thirteenth to Brandywine; from Au-
gust 10th to 9th.
Section 4. extends from Market to Union.
and from Front Street South to City Line;
from August 9th to September Tih.
Section. 3. West of Market and North oi
brandywine; from September 1th to 2lst,
section Il. Fast OF Market and North OF
5th.
,,, Section 7. East of Market street and from
Inird To Ninth streets; from Oct. 9TH to 18th.
Section $. East of Market street. and south
ID.
Section 9, East of Market and South from
A -, to City Line; from Nov. II to 10th.
:, All Deeds. COnt eyances or Transfers OF Real
Estate made after July llth, 1874. must be en-
tered in this office before they are sent to New
Castle to be recorded.
copy ofthe Registry Law and blank forms
Tor the description of property will be furnish
ed ON application at this office.
NJ. &. CONWELI.
Chief Engineer and Surveyor.
jea-3m Tenth and King Streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27
WATER DHrAnrnENT. CnEF ENGlNhER'al

WATER DEPARTMENT. CHEF ENGINkER'a)
OFFICE, No. lC0J MARkEr STREET.
Wilmington. Del : Aug. -. lSIi.)
DROpOSALS fOK BUILDING A CUL-
l. tERT.-SealedP Proposals will be received
at this office until +. NJ. Saturday next
Aug. 18th, for building a stone culvert across
the bed Of Jackson street. north of Tenth
street. Plans and specifications can be seen
after to day.
The right is reserved TO reject any and all
bids. {. Ii. GALLAGHER,
aug26-it Chef Engineer
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27
" hOIesUic LyHchiH0.

There was wholesale lynchlng at
Trenton, Gibson county, Tennessee. At
o'clock, yesterday morning. On Sat
urday and Sunday, according To tho
kilograms, a riot was tbeatened by tho
colored population OF Pickettsyilie, ,"o1
account of some supposed wrong done
them" and they "nanitested strong
desire 10 K Ill two or three ciiiH"ns and
fire and sack the town" On Wsdnes-
day,sixteen oi the colored leaders ~er,
arrested, taken 10 Trenton. and rlacsd
in jail. Yesterday morning, f'.tn rs
to 100 masked men entered the ioVn.
took the sixteen blacks from u = Ill,
Killed four. mortally wounded ".', ,'nd
rode OFT with the remaining ten nl"Ii
whom they subsequently killed. Tho
two men repoited mortallV w'"Hde':
were still alive last night, Dur!,'" tnH
day armed whites poured into th' own
but there WI q no hostile demons alton
either there or at Pickettsville by tho
blacks. Dispatches from Gibson county
late last night report that great excite
ment prevails there, and that both
sides are arning.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27
JAMES SCOTT,
JOHN NJ. SCOTT.
J. " lNFIELD SCOTT,
". !. WARN Err.

<SOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, N. p
- Fist class School lor both sexes. I.oea-
lion delightful anu healthy; climate mild.
building brick heated by steam; lighted
by gas; hot and eoldwator. Railroads and
teegraphs. Commences September .. Send
Tor catalogue.
aug16 II. X. TRASk, principal.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27
city Ticket.

ASSESSORS,
Northern District-THoMAs j. BOWEN.
Southern District-EDwARD FARMAR.
Second Ward-Council-H B. McIntire.
Inspector-Samuel Ferris,
Assstant-Daniel Callahan,
Third Ward Bickta.
Inspector James Clark.
Assistant-Daniel Mullin.
Fourth Wari-Counci-James P. Hayes.
Inspector-wm. 7. Morrow.
Assistant-Edw. McIntire.
Fifth Ward-Council-Wm A. Murphey
Inspector-M. b. Qcheltree.
Assistant-J. II. Publ
Sixth Ward-Council-Wm McMenamin.
Inspeotor-James Davis.
Assistant-Thos. Murine.
Seventh Ward-Council (no nomination..
InspectOr-Jehu Pyle.
Assistant-Walter Cummins.
Eighth Ward-Council-Edw 4. Morrow.
Inspector-A. D Chaytor.
Assistant-Geo. C. Ward.
Ninth Ward-Council-Marti Farrell,
Inspector
Assistant
Tenth Ward-Council-Lewis p. Lynch.
Inspector-David W. Hughes,
Assistant Bernard Haughey.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27

WILMINGT0N, Del. Aug. ~, 1874.
YNIlE partnership existing between the
l. undersigned under the firm name of Pa
sew Scott d. CO.. is this day dssoi, ed by the
withdrawal of William y. Warner.
The remaining partners will continue the
business under the firm name rs heretofore,
and are also authorized to settle ~ the bu3l-
ness Of the late firm,
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27
WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. ~. 1874
Democratic County Contention.

The Delegates elect of the different
Hundreds of New Castle county are
hereby notified to attend Convention
to be held at the COURT HOUSE, in
the TOWN OF NEW CASTLE, on SAT-
URDAY, the 5th day of SEPTEMBER
NEXT, 1874, at l o'clock, P. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating Representatives
to the Legislature and Levy Court, and
to take such other action in relation to
the approaching canvass as shall be
deemed advisable.
JOHN T. COCHRAN, Chairman.
August Goth, 1874.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27
Democratic Nominations.
County Ticket.

For Sheriff-WM. Ii. LAMBS0N.
For Coroner-RICHARp GROVES.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27

The Republican Convention Of Michigan
met yesterday and nominated n ticket
headed by J. J. Bagley for Governor
Mr.. Bagley is the present Executive.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27
nR0p0sED AMENDMEr
l. CON SUTTON OF THE 81

AWAhE.
AN ACT proposing an Amcndnt 10 the Con.
stifufion for the purpose o. eapotoertn0 the
Law.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted The Senate
and House Of Representatives Of the State oil
Delaware in General Assembly met, two
thirds of each house deeming it necessary ana
concurring therein. and by and WITH ne ap-
probation of the Governor) Ihnt tho following
amendment DO and the same is hereby pro-
posed to the seventeenth section t. tho sec
ond article of the Constitution, Of this State.
to wit, Iy adding to the said section the
following words. subject to. the, provisions
aforesaid: The Legislature shall have power
to enact general incorporation act, TO PRO-
vide incorporation for religious. charitable.
literary and manufacturing purposes, Tor the
preservation of animal and vegetable food,
building and loan associations, and Tor dram
ing low lands and no attempt shall be made
in such act OF otherwise I" limit or quality
the power of revocation reserved to the Legs
lature in this section
SECTION 2. And be IL FURTHER endcied. That
the Secretary of State he and he Is hereby
directed, after the Govefnor shall have ap-
and this net. duly to publish the above pro
posed amendment and tins act in two or
more newspapers in this state. Tor tho con
sidera:ion of the people nt this state. at least
three and not more than SIX months before
the next general election for Senators and
Representatives in this State.
Passed at DoUer. April3 5. 1873.
A. V. LESLEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
JOSEPH BuRCllENAL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Executive Department.
June "a, lS,i.)
This Act was passed by and with the napro-
bntion of the Governor.
And /, JAMES PONDER. Governor Of the
State OF Delaware do hereby express my Sp-
proyal OF said amendment as lroI osed in said
act.
(sEnIN Witness my hand and the Great
L|~, JSeal of said State, the day and year
By the Governor. JAMES PONDER.
JOHN II. PAINTER,
Secretary OF State.
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Executive Department.
/, JOHN IL. PAYNTER, Secretary of State OF
the State "t Delaware. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is truo copy OF tho
act entitled An act proposing an amendment
to the Constitution for the purpose of empow-
poration Law" passed Mt Dover April Sd,
1873. together with the Governors approval
of tho said proposed amendment the same
having been compared by me with the original
roll now on file in this Department.
In witness whereof | have here
(SEAI, Nunto set my hand and affixed my
@O official seal at Dover this sixteenth
~ o day Of June. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy tour,
JOHN II. PAYNTER,
ieGte Secretary of State
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27
4 Prisoner .Icci,ientai,D KiHc,,.

PHILADELPHIA, August 46 Yesterday
afternoon David Steele, an inmate Of the
House of Correction, was accidentally shot
aud killed by guard NAMED .Ieseph Pres
ton. Steele mad gathered some apples in
an adjoining orchard, and some Of the phi
soners tried to get them away from him.
Preston, in jumping from a fence TO inter
fere, had his cArhine canght in the rail,
when it was discharged, and the ball en-
tered Steel's abdomen and passed out Of
the left thigh. A Coroner's jury to-day
rendered verdict accordingly and Pres
ton, who had been under arrest, WAS dig
charged.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-27

Tine Democratic State Convention met
at Pittsbulg yesterday and chose Hon
William! A. Wallaceai permanent pre.i
d,nt. Five ballots weae taken for judge.
Of the Supreme Court, without choice.
un the fifth ballot W. b. Ross stood high
ct, he receiving one third Of the vot,si
"tat, A motion to adjourn wa then made
and carried.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-20
BOSTON MARKETS..

WEDNESDAY, 1eH. - 100.
FLOUR-The demand for Flour h. : been quite
dull during the week, and the iI1ue are
purchasing only In small lots as wanted. ne quote
Western superfne al s. p a 90; cOnmo I extras,
So 2565 -; Wisconsin andAlnnesota extras, 70 a1a
; " bbl. White wheats Ohio, Indiana and Mich 'san,
q 5000; s. 50 "a $50 for Illinois, and "a a v
bbl St Louis; including choice and iavorite branGs
Minnesota - 50Gll 20 Fbbl. Corn meal has been IN
demand at 50 IS al ~ Pjbbl. Rye Flour, Sjd6 U
bbi. Buckwheat, 50 Is Z 100 TBS.
GRAIN-The market for Corn continues quite
dull. Sales of new 81 a SIC q bush. for mixed
and yellow. Old corn is dull and nominally -
9Oc " BUSH for mixed and yellow Oats Gil a 66!e
U hush for brown and white. Rye, 81 % as lOt'
bush Shorts So 00lD26 %; Fine feed, 81 H9 and
Middlings. $gGe29 Rton.
PRoVisIONS-The market for pork i quiet
aad prices have not advanced. sales at sl4 =
"a Is for prime; Sic 5oaDl7 for mess and SIS DA
for clear and extra clear In Beef sales OF mess and
extra mess slloli; and family extra, SIC 90 40 Il
y Dbl Lard, 81 DIoic Rfb, for steam and Kettle rem
dered, including Western apd Boston, Smoked
hams, lldDl2ic Rib.
PRuDUCE-There is a steady demand for buttel
and prices are we'll sustained. Sales at 10 dlSc Ft
for choice New York and Vermont diaries IS a 10,
Sib for selected lots. and common and good at 81
| SOC Pib. Cheese firm nj IL 1l6lc Fib for common
| and choice White beans at 81 i0G2 l2i for medium
s. 5ap e62l for extra pea and 50 3 80 yellow eyes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-20

NV YORK, Feb. Is.
COTTON weak and lower, grades unchanged
Sales ;.li-j bales at lGic for uplands.
FL0l R Receipts Of -four s. 1872 barrels Flour
5Mloc better. for shipping grades, with better eN-
port demand, med um and good grades without de-
cded change. but held rather more steady sales
l--6op hhls. at ,oa6 p for superfne Western and
state, i5d- ui ior common To good extra Western
and state; S5d7 10 for good TO choice do; 0oa
20 for common to choice white wheat Western ex-
ira Z 55H % FOR common 10 good extra Ohio
7nGll % for common 10 choice extra ST. Louis,
market closing steady. Rye honr quiet at qta
40. Corn meal steady at -Odl q for Western ;
GtI4 g. for hrandyw
WHlSkEY shade easier. more active at Oh.
GRAIN-Recep pit Of whcar III 40 bush Wheat
4d3c better, more doing for export. sales I3Gen
bushels at i,al -: for No. = Chicago: stall 81
for NJ. Milwaukee 1911 y for un-raded Iowa
ana VI nnesota spring ! 5-Gl GO for No. 7 Mime
sofa, Milwaukee and Duluth; iGal ~ for No. }
Spring; 52t for northwestern spring. Rye quiet
at DIAL us. Barley dull and nominal Sales -in
bushels choice 2-rowed state at 90. Barley malt
quiet and unchanged. Receipts ef corn - an bush
els. corn opened shade hrmer. Sales uf0 bushels
az 7ld19' ior common 70 prm new western mixed ;
soc inr white ana yellow southern. Receipts OF
oats 10 30 bushels cats opened dull, declin. :.
closed rather more steady. sales 37HsD bushels Il
59a6l ,or II Ned Western, 6oa62,or white Western.
Hay unchanged.
HOPS @aoior good to choice 2Ja3j for low to
fair.
COFFEE quiet. unchanged.
SUGAR quiet, steady 7ia>c Tor rc1nins. ~ ior
MoLASSES in limited request steady.
RICE quiet. unchan -ed.
PETROLEUM dun-Cruae e refined lIic
EHuS quiet Die FOR state and rcnnsy wanna. -
al ppa iSr i S1nsaa and Western. ,--.e..
Bee. unchanged. Beef hams quiet az .l Dua1f un.
T.ercc hee. unchanged. Cvt meats unchan .ed.
Mddlcs irm long clear -itI,i short S;a-ic. Lard
steady s-ld Tor prime steam. Butter firm. % a
81 inr western; a5Hn for state. Cheese firm 40 a.
le! ior common u prime. Tallew steady, sales
ti.Upi lt-. at g-lGdic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-20

n the District Court Of the United States for the
4 District OF Nermont.-la The matter Of Swincy
A Burrows. Bankrupts Notice is hereby given thai
a petition has been filed in said Court. by ". "
Sslney, Individually, and rs member % thu firm
OF Swney Burrows. OF Middiehury. in SAID Dis
trict, duly declared bankrupt, under the Act O.
Congress Of March %, lst7, for discharge and GER
uheate thereof. from all ms individual and c.
partnership debt, and other claims proyahle undo,
said Act, and that the 9TH day Of April i-5t at De-
O'Clock a. NJ before the Hon. u. \. Snaley, judge
Of said Court. at his Chambers Ia the city @; Eur
HugtOn, : assigned for the hearing OF thc same
when and where all creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons 10 interest may NJ
tend and show cause, II any they have why ia,
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, ON the IN d., Of Frhruirl,
1871. 3. +. SAlALLEY
3iW3W Clerk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-20

y the District Court Of the United States for The
i District Of Vermont.-ln the matter Of A. NJ
Clark. Bankrupt The undersigned Assignee ol
said Bankrupt, hereby gives notice that il has been
ordered by the District Court Of said district that
the second and third general meetings Of the cref
Of said Bankrupt be held at the City Of Burlington
in said District. on the nth dav Of March
~ ID. Isl. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon 10 the oica
OF L. L. Lawrence, ESD, one of the Registers in
in the 2 tn and 18th sections Of the BANKRUPT Act
and that have filed my final account as i..nea
Of said Bankrupt, and that mt said time and Place
j shall apply 10 said court for settlement of nv
said account and for discharge from all lahili, a.
Assignee cf said estate in accordance with the pr
visions Of said section 18th of said act.
Dated at st. Adams. in said District this l-tu
day Of February, A. u. 1874.
3iwjw 4. j. SAMSON, Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-20

IN the District Court @, the Un'tei States for ;he
L District Of Vcrmont--lu tie matter of :. Wright
d Co.. Bankrupts. Notice is hereby given that a
petition has been fled IN said Court, By solomon
Wright, indy dual!v. and q member ~ ;. Vi. -ht
d Co.. Of Pos nal, in said District. duly declared a
bankrupt under the Act Oi Congress of March VI,
l~d7. i0r discharge and Ger; Icate thereof. from
all his individual and cl-partnership debts sud
other claims provahle under 81 4 act. amt that the
7th day OF April. i-7f at iu O'Clock =. ", before
the Hon. D. A. Smallcy, Jud-e e.. SAID Court ~ d :
Chambers in the city Of Burlington. j. AS ned FOR
the hearing Of the same, when ami where all credi-
tors who have proved their debts and other persons
in interest, may attend and show CAUSE 5. any they
have, why tine prayer OF said petition shegld Rot
be granted.
Dated AZ burlington, On the llth dav %. February,
l-7i. e. b. S}lALLEN.
aiw3w Clerk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-20

rrHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that % she 18th day
! Of February. A. u. Isl Warrant iu Bank
ruptcy issued against the estate of bay a
May u 1t. JohnsDury. IN the County oi Calrdou a
and state OF Vermont, WHO have been ldj pad -ed
Bankupts On their cred. tn petition, that the
payment Of any deht- and delivery oi any
property belonging To said Bankrgpts, to them.
or for their USE and the transfer 81 auy property
by them are Forbidden hy Law; that meeting
o, tho creditors 81 said HansIupt-. o. prove
theirdcht-, and o. choose one or more As--uees %
;heIr estate. Will De held at Court OBJ, Bankruptcy
L. be holden at t4e Office 90. beldeu & Ida IN ~.
Johnsbury, in the County Of Caledonia and State ei
Vermont, heir9 John L. Edwards. ESD. Register. ON
the 10Th day OF March. \. H. -7i 81 10 O'Clock A.
GEo. p. FOSTER.
|. >. Marshal, as Messenger.