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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

GOVERNOR BESNFTr. who recently counted
himself into Office as Delegate to Congress from
Idaho Territory, and then issued himself Ger
tificate of election, concludes bis veto OF the new
election law. passed By the session just closed
thus: "Beliering that many of these amend
ments crept into the bill without the kno"i'
edge. or sanction of the able committees Oh the
revision of laws, and were passed. As many OF
the Code bills are necessarily passed. without
due examination by the members. | deem i;
ny duty to respectfully return the bill to the
House, whence it originated with my objec'
tons thereto, to the end that law so import
ant az one regulating the sorsreign franchise o.
free people. may not fail OF due considers
ton at the hands Of their representatives, In
view of the Governors methods Of manifest
ing his respect for the sovereign franchise o:
q free people," we are constrained to remark
upon the above quotation. whew.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

..,,,mmittee'' i;ad out that we meant 10 rsle'
to it 1t all The ''co:nmi'ter' concludes =,
|, .repott" ia this wise: And the total i"r 10
was 81 ,o9s aud ,ysal far lS74 was GU Now
IL the latter figures were meant to rep'ese"''
dollars then the scommittee" assert that the
total paid Kelly for printing Tor the Ier'''".'
during the years of 1873 & 1874, was but s'''
7ss To see whether this is true or false NC
have hut to turn to Mr. Perrault's "rep"rt
on page 9 of that document. under di'e %
February. 1873, we find these entries. WI
ton Kelly, printing blanks, $3.50 %. oa'"e
mage. Milton Kelly printing and stationery
1891: ga pag. 10 of the same document III
October. 1878. is entered the item: Miton
Kelly, printing far Controller. indexihg laws
and stationery for secretary sio7; and on page
l3. occurs the entry of the in'erehanseaoie
s3os making the total paid To Kelly during tue
wear 1873. 1854 so How much of this sum
was for "indexine' and stationery" the Comp
tr.ilers telnized account does not sp"cii!'
Page 10 of the report-'o 60 backward ii'''e
-shows. under date Of l..4. that Kelly was
paid out Of the Treasury. the following sums:
Milton Kelly. printing and advertising. s59'
Milton Kelly. printing. s37 %; Million
Kelly. printing for Coinptroller's office. $780,
total s.l6 so Add ~ this i,5.l % paid I"
the same Individual in lS.3. and We have to-
tal Tor the ,wo years "a: 1921, instead OF 81
-. a. reported by the committee II Is
wonderful that there are men AT the samrtlmr
yerdant and dishonest enough 10 b~i.rVe any
bod, will be- deceived By such silly trick. as
the Kelly Perrault whIrewashing committee
In is altogether too thin Ia blind the eyes OF
any but fools.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

Jrsr So-Tae Louisville C0HriT-J0TRa'
gets of this:
The, now accuse Phelps ard Foster If ''frr''
son IA the party" II is ALWAYS Treason 10 the
party" hen yo', refuse la liz ar steal for IL
Foster and Philips are good Republicans, lua
as W. are good Democrats Only the dril.
masters cannot flourish the pop lash over then
or us. There's where the shoe piuches.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

We called the attention. lest week, of Sac.
ramento divine, to the prominent historical
fact that the African has never at any time or
place. appeared in the role of civilized man.
which allusion to the imam, and brother" of the
editor of the 4ralanche. 50 wrought upon the
sensitive imagination of that gentleman, that he
ni6ed our few simple remarks into "'philosophi-
cal dissertation" dignity we never thought Of
claiming for them; and then swore that we had
lost ourself in the mazes Of history" But be
didn't cite any history 10 support Of bis savage
oaths probably. for the reason which will at once
suggest itself to the mind of every intelligent
reader of the draldncke, that he doesn't know
any history. His mental requirements extend
only to the personalities Of the street.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

"DEAR George" said an indianapolis belle.
n an willing to marry ynu if we have to live
"H bread and water" Well" responded the
enthusiastic George. "yon furnish the bread,
and I'll skirmish around and see il can end
the watrr." H
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

TIE Pella. Iowa, Blade gives this advice to
q class Of people. specimen bricks, OF which
are met with occasionally outside OF that West
ern village: when you want notice Of
some enterprise in which you are interested,
sponge on your local paper; but II
you want any printing done give your order to
svne dru@mor out Of town, or some job office
which cannot aid your enterprise BY giving
it a notice" Yes; do these things. and ss
much more as you can to break down your To-
cal paper, and when you die. as you deserve tn,
it viii not forget your meanness-that it can't
debut it will meekiy draw the veil of silence
over that, and speak pleasantly. even tenderly
of -FOUR few scant virtues. while rte city con-
temporary. which has grown plump and rudy
with feasting on your narrowness Ct soul,
laughs at the efforts of its country rival to
gloss over the memory Of dead knave.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

The Chicago Times remarks that it never
witticisms but reminds it Of Prentice-re
minds it that be- is dead To this the Courier.
journal replies: 1T is very painful to read
the sneers of the Times when they are direct.
ed at what it :yies the provincial newspa-
pers." These sneers are usually written on
the white side Of mortgage blanks, it is true.
and they are issued from city of inferior and
struggling hotels, but they are sneers."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23
M..7-er Rrw,rp.-On the last day of the

MFkfIED KEW AnD-Ou W. -
eighth session of the Idaho Legislature. our
..steemed fellow tow nsman, Col T. A S'r't''-
son, was the recipient. at the hands oil us ie,'
Law members Of the Lower House, OF whicn
he was Speaker. Of q magnificent present con-
e;sting Of very fine album, IN which was
inscribed:
TESTIMONIAL
presented By the Members OF the House o'
Representatives of the Legislative Assembly
Of the Territory of Idaho to +. A. stevenson
Sneaker of the House of Representatives.
A splendid gold pen with pearl holder ac-
companied the album These presents we're
made to Col Stevenson. in token OF the es-
TEEN in which he was held for the able aud M
martial manner 10 which his duties as presld-
ING officer had been performed. We are glad
To record this mark OF favor having been con-
ferred upon Boise county man and d"uoly
Glad that it hes been conferred upon Col Ste
yeue0n.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from TIE q
!ecfs of Errors and Abuses in early life. MauTs~
Restored. fmped:menss 10 Marriage removed. N'
method 81 treatment New and remarkable rsIe
dies Books and circulars sent free. III sea!ea ga
veiopes, Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. N %"
North Ninth St. Philadelphia. Pa..--an lnsut"u
having high reputation for honorable condue' ~"
professional skill
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

T. l. JoHNs, editor Of Figaro, San Francis.
On. California died few days ago from the eff
fects of an overdose Of morphine, administered
by himself, whether with suicidal intent. or to
native of England and good writer. a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

SARcAsTIc.-A reporth having been circulated
to the effect that Rev. Florence Mccarthy, of
Chicago. was about to quit the pulpit and 90
into politics., he replied: "As. there is more
corruption among Chicago Baptists than there
is in Congress. think my duty will be in the
pulpit for at least twenty years to GOMEZ" :
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23
srffial 1utirfs

ns-s. VI. pErTK>oTLr. K Co. 10 State Street Fs
ton. 3 Park Row New York and -ol Ch es,aut Stret
Philaaelrhia are our Agents for procuring advertise
men;s for the IpAHo World in the above cities. Al
authorized TO contract for aivertisir a; our 0wef
/ rates
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23
IDAHO LEGISLATURE.
Eighth ssslen.
HOUSE

HOUSE $500
n rn1nTY sixth DAT.
/ Introduction Of bills: .a -
n, NJ pierce. n. B. No. So. N acs "
An .ct for the better Observance OF the 0sOO...
- -. c,,r y. B. No. ST. act TO amend III ~
% -sc,a,e the collection of taxes BIZ fesu ~ ''
and passed. o.. tho better
Rv Mr. Luney, H. B. No. So. an ACT ior 'n' 'e
protection Of invahds .,.,.uen.
nv Mr. Clemens, H. b No. So. an act supp'e"..
,.,x Ia an act reapporioning the menoe's - 49,
Legislative Assembly. ,..,va n
Rx Mr.. waldrip. II. B. No 90. Al sc' fe'~.'
county officers and regulating their ices ana
;, No, psrce Co Bill was read Sd time ana passeo'
Bills passed:
en- yo 20 an act TO restrain the herding OF sheep.
m M 81. an act compelling the attendance OF
members of the Legislative Assembly.
H. b. No -, an act in relation 10 con'es'e"'
Of the members of the Legislature
gBNo. o. an act creating board OF County
Commissioners for the several couhoes u '"'A'
HBNo :. an act relating TO county officers. was
indefinitely postponed
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Message from the Governor:
To the Honorable House If Represensatires:-i nave
Ills day approved H. B. No 80 an act to dissolve the
bonds Of ms.rimony between Catherine Moore ana
David Moore
Also II. b. No SO, an act for the better protection
Of stock to their rieh;ful owners
Also n q No A. an act for the protection OF grow
ing crops.
Also H. NJ. No. S. in relation 10 the navigation OF
snake river. r ". BENNETT.
Governor.
Bills passed
C.. B. No A.. relating 70 District Attorneys
b No A. al &c, concerning the writ Of hd1eds
corpus.
c b. No. IS act 20 exempt homesieads and
other property from forced sale in certain cases.
C b. No s.. an &C; relating 20 divorces.
cBNo S. an &C, relating 10 elections.
Mr. Anderson introduced II. B. No. G.. al act rela-
tive 10 Probate cour,s-
House then adjourned until 10 A.. n. tomorrow.
COUNCIL
rHraTY-sfxTH DAT.
Ellis passed
H.B No. g. All &C, 20 divorce l. A. pa.tea from
q. c. Pa;ien.
C. B.N a. an act 10 regulate proceedings in Grim
insi
II r. No Is an &C; relating 10 the duties n Conn
- Commissioners Of Idaho county. was indefinitely
postponed
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Message from the Governor:
Ia the Cr.ncd.-l have the honor 10 nominate aud
appotn. John Hun'oon Territorial Treasurer and Jo-
senh Perraul Territorial Controller. TO which mos:
respectfully ask tho advice ad consen; of your hon
orable body r. " BKsssrT.
Governor.
The yo.e IN II II M. ~ an g.. for the dis;riba-
tom o. arms. was rrconsiierea on. motion Of Mr.
fawlev -. ar,nrfret, were rejected and bsli laid
temporarily on the table
Introduction %. bills
nv Mr. roo.e G n No 81 an A.: conce-uiur grand
an. re,i, Jurors
Read third time and rassed:
liz Mr. Martin II T. No s.. an &C. relating 10
r,,;,y claims
Road third TINA ara -asscs
As.C y y, - an A.. IN e,prau.- Her n =
pricl.,, "a A., a. commissioner ON The code
r., ,,,r, .,,,. 49,, ,,su,
py yr ua-l,v q u So Q. a, a.. ra,n.trc 90
a" county ""ho~! Jaw
head 'h'fa TIME and passed
Also L H. ~" ~ an act aeanine the pace Of resi-
District Attorney District
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

rHR State Of Oregon asks Congress- to ap-
propriat- 100000 for the Improvement Of the
bar at the mouth Of the cuquiIle river. They
want it made long enough for all hands to
drink Mt ance,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

GovEESnEs GRovER, Allen md Tiiden,
eaah. rfise ~ accept free passes on rail-
T0ads Arxt!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

Bills passed:
G II. So. 60 al act relating 70 the residence e.
the D!s,sic; Attorney FOR District No. !?
c. Il. No. 90. act Ia provide FIR uniform SIS.
TEN Of Te-~i:or.s Aaa County Revenue. 'he queslon
being Whether >ec e. IN p tatnr. & taxing share. in
National l}a k" World 10 -e-s!ned IL The bl. The
Sect; .sel ~ d vote e: 70 )
Mr. Frickett l-tfeilcsi & e. Il. No. l.. .eisils 10
the COD q l. Is. aA!ci a adopted.
C.sancsl thta Adjourned uns:i ~ \. " e. morrow
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23
JOSEPH pxaRAu1r.

Controller IDAHO Territory
The special committee consisting OF Messrs. Goul.
der and Stalker. to whom was referred the matter
concerning the Territorial prin1ng. made the follow
ing report:
Ar. fresident:-Your special committee 10 whom WAS
referred the matter concerning Territorial printing
have inquired into the same and nnd that the print
ing done for 1874. for Controllers once, amounted
20 s6ao and that no other amount was paid for any
printing for said Office for said year. Concerning the
amount rs represented by warrant No. 500, for $40
We ma that 50 Of said warrant was for advertising
proposals for Executive Department Tor bids on pris
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COUNCIL.

THIRTY DAY.
The following communication was received by the
President of the Council:
CoNrRoLLgR's OFFICE
IDAHO TERRITORY,
Boise CRY. Jan. IL, 1878
Hon E. T. Beatty President Of the Council Sir:
The editor of the Idaho woRMp. having made and
published statement in his paper Of the 9th inst
charging that more money had been paid for the
Territorial printing for Controllers Once. for the
year 1874 than the contract price Which charge is
IN the following words kelly contracted with the
Territory at the commencement Of the year 1874 to
do the Territorial printing for CO. At the expiration
OF the year. the Controllers report shows that he
has been paid for the work required Of him BY the
terms of his contract 5000 So" therefore, res.
pecsfuly. bnt earnestly request that committee be
appointed from Your honorable body. Tor iciut
committee from both the Council and House) to in
quire into. and report the facts IN the case.
Very respectfully.
Your obedent servant 3 50
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

on Warrants. It Sig for advertisingsealed uro,...
for Territorial printing. We further nnd a..
SIS remaining to make the SO was Tor printi,. =
Tor 1s7a We also ind that warrant No .. 10as
s37 50 was for printing done for 1879. We tr,x
npd mat the Territorial printing was let ), !.
Cram In 1873. 70 Thomas Donaldson, for s7oo -
that when Controller Perrsult took the otrc. .a0
not being suficiert blanks in the Office to MAJ.
demands from the counties. Governor Bennett -
cia " authorized and directed the controller -
the necessary blanks printed. which printing
ted to ss0s And the total for 1873 was a GOO
total for 1874 was $40.
From a careful survey Of the whole case you, -.
ntt1e are satisfied that the present Conrolle,
In no instance expended for printing one cent
than was necessary, or Ia any manner acted
the warrent of law.
W. GoULDER. ss-
ALEX STALKER
Special Committee,
BY Mr.. Stalker. C. B. No. 81, an act TO dvo...
Sarah A. and J. c. Baldwin.
Bill was read Sd time and passed.
BY Mr. Hawiey. c. D No. 50. An act fixing the -,
AIRY OF Territorial Controller.
H. b. No l. an act to establish a common s.,.
system and provide for the maintenance Of the
/ Council adjourned until 2 p In.
AFTERNOON Session.
Message from the Governor.
To TIE Honoratie Coaacl:-I ave this dav s,,-or,.
c. b. No. IS. act 20 authorize the comrnissio,s
OF Owyhee county TO have Transcribed certain rec.s
Also c. b. No 70. an act TO change the name o,
Kate Alexander.
Also G. d. No. &C. All act 10 provide for the form,
ton of partnerships.
Also c. B. No. a. an act reistive TO Atssrneys md
Councillors ~ law.
Also C. b. No. IS. act relating TO bonds and ans
bills.
Also C. B. No. So in relation TO money Of account.
ard interest.
Also C. d. No. 81 to prevent officers from DEALING
ia certain sare,.es.
Also c. b. No ~ for Ii protection Of fish.
Also Z. b. No. 50. concerning commissioners Of
deeds.
Also C. b No As. adopting the common Law Of
England.
Also c. 3 No q. concerning ccnyeyances.
Also c. b. No. -. regulating marriages
Also c. D. No. =, concerning guardians.
Also {. Il. No. 81. concerning corporations.
Also c. p. No 20. concerning roads, highways,
trails aud ,LoTougttares.
T. ". BE.yErr
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

The following communication received by the
President of the Council:
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-02-27
Boston Cattle Markets.

At Cambridge and Brighton, for the week
ending Tuesday, February 90, 1875
PRICES. Beef Catle.-Extra fat and heavy
premium oxen,$975 a 1850; first quality
$500 a $50; second quality. $3.50 a $50
third quality, $3.50 GOO. per 100 lbs. on total
weight of hide, tallow and dressed beef. A
few choice single pairs, $lO.75. Bulls, etc,
$3.50 a 500.
Working Oren.-$l5O a 24O per pair. or &C
corling to their value as beef. Steers, $s7 a
$3.50.
Mitch Cows.-Fair quality, $35 SO; extra
good, sos 95 with or without calves, as may
be agreed; farrow and ordinary, -$22 q 40 !;
yearlings, $40 a 10; 2-year Odds, $40 ais j.
year olds, $50 As
Sheep 5a G extra, 6! a 7; fancy lambs.
7sc per ID. live, or g.. 50 a 6.5o. per bead.
Shotcs. -Wholesale, "a O; retail, 0 40
per Id. Fat Hogs, a Sic per Id.
Hides.-Brighton,s &c; country lots. -
81; calfskins, ID a l5c. ;pelts with wool on, 81.
90 l5O each /; tallow, 81 &c per ID; country
lofts, 5 a5ac per 10.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-02-27

a HANOVER. Some of the residents
of Hanover feel called upon at times
to do something which law or NOR
ality hardly sanction. One evening
not long ago, Prof. Quimby gave
reception. Some of these residents
mentioned thought it would be a
fine thing to turn off the gas and
leave the Professor and his friends
III the dark, thus making physical
ILLUSTRATION of what some think the
Prof. is apt to do when discoursing
Oh ihJfnity. They broke into the gas
house and turned off the gas, as
they supposed, but only broke the
metre. The Gas Company now Of
er a hundred dollars reward for the
arrest Of the parties. .., ~.
President Smith occupied the pull
pit in the College Church last Sab
bath.
Mr.. Reding our popular clothing
merchant, has been confined to his
room with pneumonia for two
weeks, but is out now.
G. Ii. Moore of "a is stopping in
town for few days. ...
Mr.. Frost was away last week to
attend the funeral of his father.
Snow is only three feet deep.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-02-27
Posi- MILLS. This thriving vii.

POST MILLS. This thriving vii.
lage met with seri Gus draw back
on Friday night of last week, when
the large building known as Chubb's
fishpole mandatory, together with
house and the covered bridge,
were destroyed by fire. Mr.. Chubb's
loss is est mated at about $4,000
and he has an insurance of $1,000
MessTs. Town & Dodge had just got
fairly underway in the manufacture
ing of extension tables, centre ia.
bles, brackets, clothes bars, &C., and
their loss is heavy how much we
have been unable to learn. AS Mr..
Chubb had large orders ahead it is
presumed he will make some ar
rangements to resume business as
soon as possible.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-02-27

NEwBURY. On the ninetieth
birthday of Mr.. Eben Kendrick, the
18th inst, there was enjoyed by
him and them an interesting meet.
ing of his aged friends and neigh.
bOrs at the residence of his son, Mr.
John Kendrick. The aggregate
length of the lives of nine of the
members present was 722 years,
averaging over eighty years each.
The social interview, "reminiscences
upon the distant past, and bounti-
full repast following, seemed almost,
literally, to renew the youth of some
of them, like the eagles. After re-
marks by his pastor, and al earnest
tender reply by himself, the cheer.
full farewells were spoken, one after
another, and they separated, with
the united Christian hope Of soon
meeting again, through rich grace,
son the other Shore"
Last week a band of christian
workers, under the direction Of G..
Davis of Burlington, chairman of
the executive committee Of Y. NJ. @.
A. Convention, held q three days
religious meeting in town commence
ing Monday evening. A good deal
of interest was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tians were greatly quickencd in
their religious life, and quite a large
number, especially of the young,
we're led to devote themselves to
the service of the Lord. The inter.
est still continues--One, and fire.
quently two meeting are held each
day, under the direction of our pas.
tor assisted by the ministers in the
adjoining towns. We hope and
pray that the good work may 60
forward until every person in town
can say in the words Of Joshua,
GAS for me and my house, we will
serve the Lord"
There is deep religious interest
here many have expressed hope
in Christ; about fifty have signified
a wish to be prayed for, and the
work still continues with a silent
power. We have had, and are hav.
ing, many helpers.
School opens with good projects.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-02-27

THE Republicans will hold thei

The Republicans will hold theil
nominating caucus at the Town
Hall, on Monday evening, March /,
and the Democrats, at the same
place on Saturday evening the 9th
Rev. j. NJ. q. Fulton, A. NJ.
will deliver his interesting lecture
entitled "Nova Scotia" at the M. Il.
Church in this village on Wednes.
day evening, March Sd, and at Fair
lee on Friday evening March 9th.
The attendance at the closing
assembly at Shepherdson's Hall on
Wednesday evening was quite
large, a number of couples from out
of town being present. Hongh's
Band furnished the music, which of
course was good. Most of the com
pany partook of IL supper at the
lTrOtter House.
Mrs. Clark offers for sale the
|"Bradford Bookstore" The store
has long been established, is locat-
ed close by the post Office, and has
IA good run of trade. The stock
and fixtures will be sold at invoice,
ION liberal terms. 81
We have received an interest
ing report of the Orange County
Temperance Convention which was
held at Chelsea on Tuesday last. AS
bit did not reach US until the forms
were ready for the press, we are
obliged to defer its publication un,
Til next week. ..r... ...s.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-02-27

For the information of our nu-
merous readers living along the
line of the b. g. & M. Railroad, as
we'll as those npon the Vermont
side of the Connecticut River, who
desire to avail them selves of the ia
ciIities of the road, we give the time
of departure of trains from Haver.
bill, from a table kindly furnished
us by y. M. Whittier, Esq. The
table will be found at the head of
the local column.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-02-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
GEORGE CHALMERS ESTATE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. having been ap
pointed by the Hon, Probate Court for the
District of Bradford, commissioners to re-.
ceivc. examine and adjust all claims of all
persons against the estate of
GEORGE CHALMERS, late of Newbury,
in said district, deceased, and all claims ex-
hibited in offset thereto, hereby give notice
at the house of R. j. Hall, in Newbury on the
4th day of August next, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
until o'clock P. NJ, of said day, and that
six months from the 9Th day Of February,
A. D. 1875 is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims to us for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Newbury this 18th day of Febru-
ary, A. D., 1875. 40w3
E =. p \ fNtDp' Commissioners.