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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-09-17

Fl T. LAWLER,
GENERAL CONFESSION MERORA NJ
75 IT. and street date New Levee) near
Poydras, New Orleans,
Fos TIA SALE
NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODUCE.
A Good Supply OF the following articles alwsys on
hand:
PORK, BACON, LARD FLOUR,
CORN, OATS, BRAN. HAY, CORNMEAL,
POTATOES ONIONS. BEANS
DRIED FRUITS, ETC, ETC E.
Cash Advanced All Consignments mot perishable).
Shipments Advanced On. Must Be Insured in My Open
Policy.
Personal Attention All Business Entrusted
to My Care.
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS.
In the execution of your commands, in tie acknow.
edgment of receipt and advice of sale of consign
ments, and RENTING proceeds aoeomp panied
with account salss.
All orders for Western Southern Produce filled
promptly at the lowest market rates. Satisfaction
always guaranteed no c4mmdssion charged for exeou
ting orders tor goods which may have hand full
commission charged for selling all consignments.
Consignments and Orders respectfully solicted.
Il
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-09-17
New CROP OF TURNIP SEED,
GROWTH OF 1876.

GROWTH OF 1876.
In store and for quantities TO suit purchasers
and At reasonable Prces all Varieties Of TurniP Seed
aleo full supply OF Reasonabo Beed. Orders solicited
which win receive prompt and careful attention
H. y. YIRGIN,
JySOIm Seed Store, 90 oFaviSr street.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-20
OBITUARY.
Died In Aurora, ILL.,, Friday, March 81,
OF typhoid pneumonia, Gilbert Hurd,
aged rs years.

Died In Aurora, H., Friday, March 81,
oil typhoid pneumonia, Gilbert Hurd,
aged rs years.
Mr.. Hurd was born in Sandgate, Vt,
in February, 1903, and located in Aurora
~ 1906 was the father of j. N. Hurd and
X. i. Hurd Of Arlington, VT, and other
brothers comprising the firm OF X. T.
Hurd Il Co. He was married sbont hall
century since, and 1t is remarkable
fact that bis own death ia the first which
has occurred in the family. Until NOV
ing west he was a tiller Of the soil. and
had always been a man OF robust health
winch may IN q great measure be attri.
buted TO correct habits, be never having
used tobacco or intoxicating beverage
IN any form. Though he would by no
means be termed politician, he was an
earnest and nntiring supporter Of the
Republican party, gentleman who was
al all times deeply interested in the i'm.
provement and prosperity of Aurora.
ever ready TO heartily cooperate in ali
feasible projects having that end In view
lie felt great pride In the beautiful civ
OF bis adoption, and his own residence
aud grounds were always kept in attrsc-
tive shape. His kindly nature, social
bearing strict integrity OF character rem.
dered him generally esteemed bv All Of
our citizens who had the pleasure of bis
acquaintance. His illness lasted but enc
short week. He retained perfect con.
seiousness to the last, the hnai dissolatiop
being peaceful and painless.
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rmE emrsKsE aursrroN.

An anti Chinese meeting was held
10 Gan Francisco the 9Th, and was at.
tended by at least 10, 600 people. Gov.
Irwin presided in the hall. Resolu
tons were adopted setting forth the
evils flowing from Chinese .immigra,
ton, urging that local measures Of re.
lief hare been exhausted; that the
only resource remaining was an appeal
70 the treaty-making power, and that
the delegation be sent 10 Washington
70 present the question In full, and
urge immediate action. The meeting
was addressed by number Of promi.
nent gentlemen, counseling moderate
and conservative action, eDjoining full
protection Of the Chinese now 10 the
country, aud deprecating any violent
proceedings The meeting was quiet
and orderly. Great alarm had existed
among the Chinese. and extensive pur.
chascs o. weapons had been made by
them during the last few days in an.
ticipation Of trouble, but the city was
qsiet throughout the evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-20

Gen Belknap has been formally ar
Faigned before the bar Of tho Senate,
sitting Al coart Of impeachment, and
has plead want Of Jurisdiction, be not
having been al officer Of the govern.
meui 81 the time the complaint was
made Il 10 thought by some good
lawyers that the plea il good one
add as bis offence is not indictable it
may happen that be will escape pun.
ishmeat, bu. Il viii make little differ.
cnce II lie has no other defence be
win be held guilty by public opinion
and loses all hope Of Office. honor or
preierment at the hands Of = people
whom be has wronged by degrading
bis high position.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-20
TESTIMONIALS or
GEO. w. ROBIEs0Ns
HOE CORN PLANTER.

/ Which received the higAsst premium At tie
is. J. Central and Eastern n J stae Iain
| purchased two last Year, hled them very
much and want another q. !. AphsDp. Iau.
chester. "
I Ihare bought and used ays. aud thlse Il thc
beet Investment IN TARA implements that ever
made pliip Z Hob5eIL
Tbs best thing ! ever had au aly farm. Gilos
JeWttt
Il s4ves oue-hslfgf The labor ia planting corn.
b sue or FumHkIu seeGs.aB b. btars
cas DO the work Of too men with II Jaaso
tobibsou.
mo best tllag Ga proportion toI's fost ever
oHHG tp Che atusr ADDISON ifmnar
Iiia iafmrr eaua9l aAaf1 70 Do NiTt94t II A
Z. lubbtl
4he5 Az agfsat isb.r ta4sr AID q cannot e
caaba4icued 81 s4au4afs
would ngi take Sea i.sIs Ia ri ha uhisss I
could 1tf4lu another NJ n HarHguA
planted gae-iaafia d aH acre 10 ihlag n.bs
minutes ailh It a lsH Gs4u8ts
esq plsat ESQ srftt a4.li li tssi.f as g. al ADD
:. sisr thsn eaa p!sat gHs siih54t "a 8ieLael
D. - s.rty ioarth year rlssteA - 81 Am
Mlth Be, oNH aaIr sb ttss tbau i4al bUufs aau uia
% tHsf9 sad sell aai tElHa l H.f.l4s ground
eau ~ y b iHree la9ufs j + Latter. hayA
SO gsss s last season .ad it8a4 & rfstt
hsiP elt maH ttsn lHE ath q a. fssE = tso
sithuul o. n AJ = ftsre. uaAlsM Mas.
tinat i 1ns Il the lsss iHfsH.ia0s iAst /
rFer Hff afh q E.i safe ths a44k af.t
uan Aad &3ss j. Esffsst5 hta.eg, hpsa q
Mass.
Yaabave Improved g9aF bsatsf wgs8srfags
Nj sgl Ia-iaa sld ffffH 5estsl1Ef aaa psus
nIHe iefutrfE hehd y4k hGaafsa RHe4I8#s44
ba.aesi Ieae A.7sr 9eral -,
Msfa sg 15
kts slt4lhfd 81 ~ Esf. siaii llses Il I'll
4 absfI AaFklA p e u1s
GL0. y h0bikECs
EeHstRI9a IfHtsf .Al g 1866
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Nrw YouK, April IA, 1876.

NV fonE, April IL, 1876.
NJ. Editor;
Your readers are doubtless familia
with most Of the circumstances attood
ing the death AID burial Of the lat,
Alexander T. Stewart. Feeling a warn
interest In many circles where your
paper Is welcomed and having awaited
myself Of the privilege of attending
The funeral ceremonies in consequence
Of my connection with the house, ]
venture to give Your readers a few OF
the leading incidents which came un.
der my observation.
II had been foreseen that only very
lev. comparatively, Of the immense
numbers who would naturally feel a
desire 70 pay their respect TO such a
distinguished life could be accommo.
dated, limited number Of Invitations
had consequently been issued, and but
very few others, except the en-.
ployees, were admitted to the house.
Aln accordance with q plan adopted
the day before, the employees belong.
ing TO both the wholesale and retail
business, began to assemble before
niue o'clock at Fifth Avenue and
Thiflh.iourth Street, opposite the well.
known mansion, and In a short time
Thiriy.lourth Street on both sides was
lined Tor a long distance with them,
the number amounting to about 2. 900.
Each wore black gloves and band Of
Grape upon the lefl arm. While they
we're being placed in order q short
service was being eondusted IN the
house by Bishop Potter. and after
those holding tickets had entered and
passed out, tie long line Of employees
iilcd up The steps Of the Thirty.fourth
Street entrance into the magnificent
ball where the remains were lying IL |
state. lhe easket was OF oak covered |
with black velvet, with gold mount. /
iags and gold lace trimmings. The
atmosphere was heavy with the per.
ia'ne Of rare and beautiful flowers /
which had been arranged IN The great.
ess proinsioa, aud. although rich,
everything was marked by The simple
And refined taste 30 characteristics Of
AR. Stewart N life. IN single file the
employees passed around The GOTTA,
many lingering with noisieued eyes
ever The calm and peaceful face they
hAi knoSH aud respected 80 loag. Al
inmenss crowd hAi BY Ibis time col.
Ieeted outside 20 TIA, large force or
policemen Was required 70 preserve
order. Tie streets IN al directions fer
. long distance were thickly lined wit Ii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-20

people ard along he seuse 10 IL,
charcs, 5 distance q sulle a. : h.lf
hsH1s~Aks. Soos sseys aud wtsagw,
yer soassly psrko4 RI, hssue va.
iollevet y Ms. stcws1 aad masY
isssi1xuishes 'ss-d,. inclssing a.
PAT bearers riseanea ID n1ubcf. each
% whom wore tAsa q wtils tt
sasicoed 8, ,be sboal5er pfta black
raseitei among ihcm wcro Coy. :. j.
It.9cb, eI-6ov Dix. Coz Alex Rice
q Massachusetts,. Hamilton FISH Nm.
n. Krsrts Peter Cooper aud William
l-Asbsy, The surviving membcF q the
bra. The employees followed four
shrsasi The uomerous departments
we're arranged separately 10 alphs.
bctical order, those Of the Wholesale
house preceding The route vas
dowa Fifth Avenue 70 Eleventh Stree,
from lsence u broadway and past the
mammoth retail establishment Of the
decreased merchant Before the pro
cessioB arrived st The church 10 St
Marks Place thousands bad collected
n the street aud about the entrance,
the doors we're, however, carefully
guarded aud none admitted unless pro,
vided with tickets.
The church seats only about 600
aud was entirely filled by friends aud
employees. This was the church which
Mr.. Stewart attended. Il is quite
small and plain The regular burial
service Of the Episcopal Church was
read by the venerable Bishop Potter
The cAsket lay upon what seemed to
be mass Of flowers, seven feet 10
iength and two 10 height. In front Of
the altar was a magnificent monument
Of flowers eight feet high surmounled
by crown Of the same material, on
one side being harp aud GU the
other an anchor This was given by
the members Of the wholesale depart
ment aud Was beautiful tribute OF
their respect and esteem. To the left
Of the altar was large floral cross
eight or ten feet in height, on the top
Of which rested a white dove. Besides
these there were several smaller pieces
tastefully arranged. All together the
flowers are said to have cost ten thous.
and dollars. Certainly in richness and
beauty the like is seldom seen.
After the services in the church were
finished, the casket was borne out,
and all that remained of him who for
many years has held such dominion in
the commercial world was deposited
in the family vault in ST. Marks
Churchyard.
Since the moment of Mr.. Stewards
death the two immense stores with
their closed shutters have presented
gloomy and deserted appearance
where there is usually so much hustle
and activity.
We little thought as we saw him
pass out Of the door one afternoon
few weeks since, after bis usual hard
day 5 work, that be would never enter
It again, and although through his care
and industry the vast business has
come to move as tremendously as
ciock-work, yet no one can completely
Gil his place. His justice and honesty
will never be called in question, and |
Tor these he was alike respected by all. |
In these and many other respects he
Affords striking example to the youth |
of America. The world is inclined to
udge harshly many OF his peculiarities
Dut those who knew him best can tell
II many good deeds done in quiet
way, the reward for which he did not
eek in public commentator.
S.H. VI.
- -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-20

We have among us, not exactly =
Eoafbon, bat = real live Emperor.
ppm Fcdfo 81 nraKil. Mr. Pedro
landed Ia New York last week and
saceesaiully avoided big public dem
oaftratlon. tie has gore On = tour 70
the west and California and viii he
back again 10 The centennial He IL
20 relative n sancho Pedro. bat 10
geHuemsa who has done much for
the advAnoenen. Of Brazil. aud bis
usEsls through The county are not for
display. but 10 gather information for
further benefit towards hia people.
Success 10 him.
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srArE ITEMS.
S.H. NJ.

Middlebury college expects large
freshman class next summer.
Abigail Beers Seymour, OF vergennes
died on the I'd inst, 10 her hundrodtl
year.
There are, Ia the town of Hinesburgh
%, men and women, aged 20 years and
upward; seven or eight are over 80.
The Burlingtonisns claim that the
Boxer hose company of that city have
made the fastest time recorded In tho
United States. Their time was / IL Ia.
The smallpox contagion at Bridpor, il
growing no better very fast, and the au.
thorities have fenced the roads to keep il
from spreading any further.
Gov Peck, in accordance with the &C.
quest Of the United States centennial
commission, at Philadelphia, has desip.
mated Henry CLARK, Esq, OF Rutland, a.
the historian Of the progress Of our
State.
Z. i. Huntoon, of Rutland, who has
passed the winter ia California, has
started home on horseback, aud will
probably reach home before the close Of
the centennial year, !: he has good luck.
Edward Dushsm's house, in WestfieId.
was burned on the 1th inst, together
with all iu contents, the family barrel '
escaped with the clothes on their backs.
Mr.. w. II. BowmAu, the former pro.
pristor OF the Memphremagog house Al
Newport, Is about 70 80 to yineland, n.
j., TO take charge Of large hotel just
completed there.
The fret ladies Knit goods ever ship.
ped from this eouatry 10 Europe arc said
TO have been shipped from MAJ. Yaen.
dne's mill, Bennington, during the few
pas, weeks.
Taree Burlington bows, "a to IS wears
u age, stole some brass kettles from the
store OF Aorillo Moves, few days ago.
and selling them, started for Philsdel- (
phiA, bat they we're arrested At Sheiburn,
aiken back TO Burlington aud lodged in 4
all.
y. b. stevens, formerly proprietor Of
DE Berwick House, Ruiland, Was ar.
rAlgnsd before Uailed States Comni,
soner b. y, HAIlsu, 10 Boston. on Tkurs-
iay Of lasi week, on the charge Of snug.
alag goods from Canada, and beld for
rial in $4,000 bonds.
FoS bard times, Gr2ndy's saw mill, ia
irownington, hsa dohe big business. I
q The pAst slK months one saw has cut
al ] 500 200 lee, no, Of dimensiou stna, :
at 81 iach hoards.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-20

Gen Habcack Las bcss fasicle1 RI
completely Is iss al, bgrglary, -
stl1ea iHposiSus papers wsFe sislsr
ssrsrsl jean ago = prtvelt ia,csl.
gstaou Ard ihs iup,icss8oa n sen,
rromlpsrt oEcials. whe,her 30 !,
guilty 81 BET. i seems 10 he svi8ea,
AAt bs ~As 90 krgas 81 iutsmAcy vita
ibs parties wbo DID he job A mau
Nao Kept % mech lad oompasy coula
hardly iall 10 kBow something u VIA,
~ss gusbg on
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-20

All who suffer from Dropsy and Kid
ncy Disease can be cured by using
HuNr's REMEDY, the great Kidney Medi.
cine, purely vegetable, and used daily BY
our best physicians In their practice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-20
FARM EoR SALE -.Tn

pace kDs~H a. ths James AIleu Ayu, situ.4.
Cd % The Aiuhau ruFnpks 8 miles frous ~.
railroad. SAID farm contains 10 ser~. ~
hstyily Hmbsrsd vita spruce. ksmloea agd has
h9a beSa esl Seef. baAs1anEs are IN coed repair
AID tesFs u good sgEaT orchard sI,s st,,.ls
orchard % ths prenlssM. VIII BE- soia sbr. =
sud A. bat 80 eAn fenAga en uartesgs IN a..
sired. AEply 70 o. address
A i. GRAHAM, Kxsrutor.
Boa1TlIls. VI. oes pa, IsfA f9ssa
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JAtNDlCf aud BiLoUsSEss. who tnox,
3 nod ftmedy Tor these disordsref wette
sssur' AtuOod's Vegetable, Physical. JaunfIce
hii'@fs @ii eject speedy cure Thsy have
gfssf isiisa q saustg a. who have used Them In
saAhaieui bgsPspsis, Eli0nsness Ac Beware
= lhilAitlns Ihs gsnuine hAs private pro-
rrietory stamp 81 John y. Hsfry over The ca
ssld b. ~ dealers MAnhauea Ned "a. nre.
E'ietsfs. join y. henry, CUHRAS a 20
Asw York. Wholesale Agents ts4w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-20

The spring Crop Of Coughs ara Csss. /.
heavy AID sil npsn into terrible hArYtst IN
aAsrAss Aad deHth. aniess rooted out With he
staialsrd Aauapie, Haie's HoHay Of HorsLound
a.d Tar
Ilkss Toolhanhs Drons cure In one mimi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-20

THURSDAY APRIL fs-s.
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ISAAC r. WILSON'S EsTATT.

ISAAC Il. WILSON'S ESTATE.
stale % Nsrmaas Manchester 8lstgfet -.
To irebAts ClaH hsld Al Nabrhesttf auh4r
and Tor SAID pisiFict on tie 2sth asy al MAfli
A. y, 1865.
Ptessat Hon. 2. p. Butiau JudFe
An Instrument gurpart4BE tn As itE itst Va 5
snd testament " isasc 4 Wiisah late 81
Aaaehsatsr, IN said district deceased bslaa pro.
ssutsd BY the Executor therein named On
Probate, IL u ordered b. said court hst ~ ppf.
cons coucnrHed Herein De- npafaf It sHuear at
a sssai1n thereof, % be bsi1 81 UF Ffuha "a
once IA Manchester, 10 said district uu tAr
35th dAy 81 April, A. D, ls3G a. d o'clock III
the forenoon, aud shou osaso, IL auy thr, have.
AgAlnst The probate IT said wtil. faf which pHt.
pose It is further ordered. that this uttiaf "a
published three weeks successfully 10 The Mag.
chester 9opEsAt- newspaper printed Al NAu.
chester IN this state, prerleas a. sid ump gi
bearing
A true record,
Attest. LoYEfANn AuNHON. Register.
A trRr copy Ot rpcdd,
Atest LuNEtAND MgNs1E, Register
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SFEEPrA nAYlsnN.s rsIArr

4
NtttH - Fsrraanl Msnshssist psstftsi =
A. irstais Nas1st ass ~ Nsnct stlsf ga :
anf 'aF tAsd aistftei = Msaehaslrf - az ~
&kt " Mach 3 fE1t
fr~ssst. han. & u huftoe. 4s3Fs
Al taslfHmsst BaFrefNN9 b. 10 ass Vi
aaa tseiAslsrt - henrFtA uvissH s8s Fl
rsra. b sac eistrtrs, 8sssaafA tefHe ftessr.tf
NE tha Etecetars thsfssH pAEas i.1 ~ AsJs.t :
afaefHa ~ sstd n1Hft thst ~ pJfsst-s 4. aaasH.
"a thsrsin - aaaHha q sgfesf 81 5 sas..ss
thereof - - hr8 81 the ~ Hats Uh =
Manchester 10 sd aisifttt. ea the afh aaf s.
AFTlk 1915, 81 !" e'oiasl 81 tht fafsasa
ass san~ cssss, n Ang thNy kkvv aealust lhs
probate - sAsa Ill. faf akleh pufpa#s 70 = faf.
tier ordered, thst this order he ruhNshaf tbtFa
susts sueo.ssivrlg Ia the Msa5hfs1rr 1lsest4.
ntwspsPsf pftatcalst sArehpsfat. .n tltssssis
pfsyi 1as g. sd has = hsA1ar
a true frcQfA.
Attest, LoykIANp MuNsaN. ass4stss.
A tee eopy q fepafd.
Affect, LovniANn NuSsua. Register.
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IRA BRlSTOLis EsTArE.

IRA BRlSTOL'S ESTATE.
state of Vermont, Manchester District. ~.
Al Probate Court held At Manchester within
and Tor said District on the 10th day 81 March,
a D. 1876.
Present, Hon. Il. -, Burton, Judge
The executors Of Ira Bristol late ~ SYNDICATE.
in ssd district, deceased, presented 81 supHaa
ti0n IA writing 10 said court rcurVsengibg that
the amount o. debts due from said dec,asod
- ti6a9 10
Cash lsgseiss 70 be paid 500 %
Tho charges Of administration
estimated rs 90
-- t9i2i 10
The yalas Of the personal estate ASIA a.
Balance OF debts chaTgsAbio on -.
the real estate OF said deceased f2a0I 90
Aud praying said court 70 grant him license to
cell all Of the reEI estate 81 the said dudcarud
representing that part cannot be cold without
injury 10 those Interested IN the remainder
Nbereupon II was ordered that bearing on
said application be had Al Probate Caurt 90 be
holden Al the Probate In Manchester, Ia SAID
di@tfict on tie goth day " April A. u. 1876. aud
that notice Of said Application the nature aud
reasons thereof, aud tbs the time aud place of
hearing thereon be given 20 Al persons interest
ed by publishing eertihed copy Of the record
OF said order three weeks succr ssiyely IN the
Manchester Journal, . newspaper printed at
said Manchester, previous to said time Of hear.
ing.
A true RECORD,
Attest, LOvELAKD MuNSoN, Register.
true copy 0f record
Attest, LoyELAND MUNsoN, Regi.ter.
ag9V
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Rims II. ROBERTS ESTATE.

RuRNS II. ROBERTS ESTATE.
State Of Vermont, Manchester District -.
Inl'robalt Court held at Manchester, within
aud ler said distEct un the 18th day d March,
A, ~ ldtA.
Pfusent Hon. y. y. Burton, Judge.
The Administrator On the esiAtr ~ Bufns r
lt0befIsi late " Springfield Ill.,, deceased nice.
eohied an application 10 Writing ~ taid court
representing that the amount " debts dut from.
ssid deceased IL s0G2 81
The charge Of administration
estimated 40 80
f702 6U
Tho value Of the personal estate "A qa
Balance Of drbts cbHfRtaBie On
real estate Of said deceased sG2 30
And praying sHid court a. grant him iF-enFo 10
sell all the real estate Of the tsid dott asud Ia tile
state b. pay said dtbis srd eEptntN.
WherenpOu II was ofdpted that hearing on
said application be had az Probate Caurt Ia d,
bold ~ the Probate once iu Manchester, Ia sand
district, On the 2Gih day ot April 4. d. Is7G. aAd
ibAt notice Of said aspiration the nature and
reasons thereof, sud ibo timu aud place u hear.
ing thereon be eIyau 20 gil pbrrous Interested
BY publishing certified copy 81 she record ~
said order three weeks sncetssyeiy iu the Man
chester J1tBRAL, newspaper printed Al sall
Manchester, pfcsious - sal1 tms ~ hearing.
A true record,
Attest, LOyELAND HuNsOH, Register.
truo cops IL ftcafd,
Attest, LOELLAkD bUNbOh, Ecgistuf.
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IOTlCE Having made arrangements

NOTICE Having madoaFtaugcmonts
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con be directed Ga business 80 AIHHgtUH. ihe,t-
bv giye noiise thst sli BceHputs. notes Ne.. Ia
which J am inter- stoa De- paid 90 -eft.sd q ms
satisfaction pteuoHs ta l@ ~ March vest 81
the} VI be put 'p tuo hands of "a attorney fef
collection.
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nass llr 0ssh ouly. Tho hrm ui West a rga
viii gent I'D dats limt pu Euod apprsytd nmer
only 20 ea-o bHls are u9t mot promptly 81 esd
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ouuut Will bJ collected at once
Very Repeatedly
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