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nm ..tunlhR's DirGnrHR's VIM.
Mis- ran."r and the President Of the Pncih,
Fire Iusurancc Company.

Tn SuiugatcS court room was throngol
ycs,crda, hy persons interested in the Dan-cr
willcuDt'sl Miss Dnfiscr lett 1888 600 10 chart
table and oth,N Institutions. and nothing to ner
father brother Smith VI Dan-er and other
near relatives. Randolph ". Townsend the
lawyer WHO drew up the Will. and who WAS also
one o. in, subscribing witnesses. was closely
cross, aula,d hy V q. Bartlett counsel for
the CONTESTANTS. in regard to memoranda made
ly Mi-- D3.f -rr of corporations and individuals
L. whom ~h" Il street Ia l"uNr h"lN SIS. VIII
A. Butler S'rr'tar, of the Pacific li~e m-ur-
an Company. and -u'-" r.hinE y tur~- 80
Butter testified that Ms Dan~"r was "a frequent
visitor tO tu" ON r of ia. INeiii- lusur 20 @.
COMPANY and Wh,n she called thor" she wfnt
int th' Nt"h ruou ip 5000 Mr.. Jeremiah thr
Ir sid. Nt Ni tlr Nuf| PAW. wuD h. thf pNoDuf 'r
al h'lN III. ald D. l"ruirr % tn" amount of s1u.-
puo, NJ. Butler added:
The SUDDEN ursth of Mis- Dansor produced
quite shock on n" community there. and
knowing that Mir Jeremiah Wa- left ~ | Wa-
informed a'terward. the sole executor of the
Surr0sut What did you say 10 him on the
Euil' O. fAd l- tue question
A-Thr n'tir thing r,pf -nencd q strike him
WIS timer thr death VA. something uuppHi. 'ng.
u ~ %. aeudd"n duul lie dread, q
tho puiIirl', ol y naturally H. utimat a o.
ln" iuui 10 49, something iuf p hls own sock
ing mtthng which %" ~lruuk from.
H. u CORY for tnl- r'n-nu. IT, lost q son
nho.tut iH-pt,N. nu,. had ct bis in.tt,l- 300
iail -nnie aud lai nnv ,un-enf,-i 10 accept
a'ru-i AMI ljhr end " AUrd.'i, thi- ' MI ~
haNr noDn n..o'np' -lrd h l'r- Il H. -ai.
hnt 81, nu1 Ielirf amt implicit D1Aticnr' 3D.
Nr " % Brrlor said uha' the relp'on Doc.
lwesr VI -- pun-or aui Mr.. Jeremiah wol. o
gr ~ nnlrrtana" in ~" trinl0f tn' ease.
on" hc counsel for the VIII created -nnl.
n,rr ,n'n' ~ ai'rr-' NIX inf Suriosai" a-
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Tue OLD EsrABllsnFn H1rTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Is Through Irain,cach way lily, Depots IN Phlale
phia, m NcN YORK.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the
FASTEST Ilh1 consist M witll absolute safety
Express Trains leave Sew York. via Dsshrosses and
tnrilhnlt street, FERRIES, A. tuNpW.
3d. ~. %. 10 80 united ~ so l. 4, o, g. 7. 80
sunday. "a . =. d. :. S.pP
RciutniM, trans lraNr fmlairuhin = ~ 7, 49, 49,
Ahi ~ VI timii"i cNplr-s. - = Nj ~ b. ~
I and 80 T. NJ nni u Midnight ON sunday ~. 7.
= 3uA NJ L. 7, ilP and r. Midnight
TCAet offices. hld aui pH BroalwhN No Aston
lpu,c, ami loot W neshrps-s Hui turtnuit SIS No 4
Court = Broohbn Sos ~, ~. nnd ~ hudson st ,
ilohnkm Depot, Jersey tuy Lmlsrant ncNe, ONCE
80 BATTERY Place
FRANK THOMSON, L. T. FARMER
GcuerAl Manager Genera Pas, nlrr AGENT
ALBANY BOAT. PEOPLES LNE
~ The elegant steamers DREW And ST JOHN leave
u y NJ Fare only 81 -. Hni a reduction N all points
Rooms warmed by steam durlnS the cool months
(ITIZENs LINE sTENMHOATs RON
" Troy connecting with all railroad lines North Ea,'
ana west New and magnificent steamboat, leav. dai'J
!saturdayseNcrptii Al T. from lcr - Il foot II
Leroy 81 Through tickets sold and baggage checked 10
all points JOSEPH CORNELL. Snpt
THE FAST amt iayurite steamboat T. G. SCHULTZ
raNer every morning nj O'Clock foot nj llarr
SON ii for Engl,woul Onker, Dnhhs Ferry Nysck SING
sing hhNer-trHw, NrrlHnrk'-, ana frckskuL Fti,lt
And PASSENGERS carried u. low ralyA
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Shipping.

ANCHOR LINE : NAIL STEAMERS
~ SAIL EVERY ~AIi KbNN
~ GLASGOW, luNpoNDkKRi, OK LIVERPOOL.
lNIEkNlpl Ail - slffkArk. IS
- LONDON DIRECT At SAVE RATS
lNlnN NTlNNATE SATURDAY.
COMPANY : OFFICES. : BON LlSG GKEES
HENDERSON BROS Asruf-
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4mustmtnis.


THE PERMANENT
i INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
MAIN BUILDING.
CENTENNIAL GROUNDS.
Will be open and after May TO- 1871 with well class
fed arrangement Of exhibits. 50 displayed as TO acha~
tho advantageous inspection and study VI them
ORES AND MINERALS.
ARTISTIC FURNITURE.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES,
MANUFACTURING PROCESSES. -.
and CHEMICAL PRODUCTS.
Special collections ~
Ed CATIONAL APPLIANCES. -
PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS,
ENGINEERING MODELS,
and innumerabls article. showing the
FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS,
THE DECORATIVE AND THE USEFUL
In few words, TWENTY ACRES OF selected natural
industrial products representing the skim achieve
" ALL PXRTs or THE WORLD.
Grand MUSIC STAND occupying the north end Of
the main trnnscp has seats for chorus OF twenty-five
hundred persons, and orgen Or other
will ho given AFTERNOONS and EVENINGS The
'''"' wSsiINGroN At YORKTOWN
IL shown without extra charge also ekc tableau OF
Wv DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
TIE PRICE OF ADMISSION Is 25 CENTS
The visitor may. without extra charge visit the lndns
trial Museum In Memorial Hall horticultural Hall,
and the Botanical Garden. returning without further
payment to the Permanent Exhibition.
way Of Waiting Rooms Baggage Rooms Lunch Counter.
and Dining Room In the Department OF Public Comfort
The best place for Excursion Parties to be found in
N"''" d TORREY,
General Agent
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NATIONAL LINE.-rcr. ~ ani 81 Nortn r,ycr
~ fok LONDON
nkNMARk saturday MAY D. at A VI
FOR QvEENsroNN Ash IlvERrOoL
E.vri Nav o. N VI En.hui Mty ~ 10
cabin ii -i't r-r lt--t-u AMI ORA g. from II upward
issued st very low rates COMPANY office tl Broadway
T. " j HURST Manager
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STATE LINE OF STEAMERS
- 10 GLASGOW, BELFAST AMI LpNnONpERRG
From lltr - foot 90. Canal 81 y X
STATE on fLNN>NLNANIA. THURSDAY, MAJ 4
STATE Ot NkN ADA. THURSDAY. Mas r.
Saloon ana allN passage - at lowest rats
A. SIN BALDWIN co, AGENTS. . Roadway
StOtra-c a. kcts At - Broadway AMI az Company pier
N Canal Il
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The IiitlciicId COnsnirncY.

Washington ,lespotcbes rive fine other
side of tbe IittlcfeId story about tho
altered returns. ,s fnllloxs. "1'bc
Littlcfield couspiracv il n consn;racv io
make unncv ont of the Rcmhlicans. il
possiblc: falling that. ONT of tbe Demo
Gratis This fnrred returned was oilnr-
cd TO Morrison. chairman of the Louis-
lana committee. at New Orleans. and
denounced by him as being dishouorn-
bic. Morrison stated this in the com.
mit,ec room, adding that he did moi
wish TO have au,tIin1 to do with lLinv,
obtained in tlnt way and would have
nothiuV to do with H. Under thc law
of Lo,Iisiana n duplicate of tbe SINNER.
yisors, return is on file In fine norisb
records. and shows n Dcmocrotic vote
of six hundred and forty-seven' ayainst
two Rcnuhl;can votes. lint II l. nntor;'
ans ali nvcr tLc etato nf J,ou;e;ana Tho,
Vernon nor;sh never docs east any Rc.
nuhlic,n votcs oc onv anount and nevo,
did: that thc returning board furnished
thc Senate aud TIonsc Inyost;got;no
committee with a tobulatod statomen1
of the actual returns received bv them
for thc Parish Sunorvisors "a m The
electoral. vote bv marshes. that On that
return vernon L accurately mt down
two votes Republican, and six hundred
and torty-scvrn Democratic. so that tbq
idea Thai Governor Wells would dictate
a forgery of that kind is in The very
hipcst degree unavoidable. when he
knew perfcctlv we'll that he would hS
contradictcd by his own records Of tbe
Parish Supervisors: that tbo fact moves
that the reiurninp hoard did not ex.
cludc three poljs, amounting TO one
hundred and seycnty-throo votes. on
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DIED.

CARpkLLE:-In Middlebury, February /, Johr
cArieIle, agol 20 years,
REED.-In Willislop, W, ~ The ypa.,lenae Of hi,
son-in-law, u. ALEU-, Jan. 81, 1877, David Reed In
the sIlh year Of his age. nv. Reed wss ioFmeri,
Of Pittsford. w.
STQEE.-In San Francisco, Cal, Jan. !, ISL,
Robert Boys Stone, aged 70 years, formerly o.
Charlotte.
THOMPSON. In Aonklon, YaD. d, vamuf
Thompson. dfstalksboro. aged u yeara
sIrApRIcy. In Bristol. Jan ~ Richard shad
ria, aged as'
noYr.-In New Haven, Jar y Jonathan Min
Hoy', ssed a yea,'a
t.5pwenfn ,5ia " tiNsg ga.- Is M Aes.a 4
sndNsllti aeeq u ysafh -
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The chief results of the plan will
therefore be, the fresh assertion Of The
right of Congress to control and decide
national elections; the establishment of
a dangerous precedent; and possibly a
proloRgation Of the existing uncertainty
as to the result of the election. The
business of the country has powerfully
urged the adoption of this plan. rs d
means of speedy determination of the
national controversy. But there is
nothing in the law which limits the
commission ~ point Of time; and IL
they conclude 10 90, us Mr., Thurman
has said they will, into all 'maiiors OF
law and fact, six months hence may
ilnd them still in session, and nothing
dccided.-(Burlington Free Press.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed T.
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Al
just all claims and demands Of all persons again
The estate of Jane s,Withercll, late of Crown POI,
y u, deceased, and all claims exhibited in on
the purpose Aforesaid, at John II. Witheri'
dwelling house, in Bridport in sAid district or
9Th day of February and 18th day Of Ma, ne,
each OF said days, and that six months from n.
18th day of December, A. ID. 1876, /, the tim
limited by said court for said creditors TO pre-
their claims 10 us for examination and alOwan. .
Dated al Brldport, this l7th day of ,Ianuars .
ID. 1911 EDGAR GROVENOR, i,--...-
* JONATHAN RUSSELL. '"hils
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From John flagg, Esq, of Bennington, \. H.
"Three years since was very much reduces
with dreadful cough, which resulted in Bron
chitis. Affecting mo 50 severely Us 10 render il
difficult TO speak in an audible voice To this was
added severe night sweais, AMI was fearful Of
going into decline, After recourse To various
remedies, TO no purpose. made use of DIR, Wis
rAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY, few bottles oil
which fully restored me TO health. Since thai
time have had several severe attacks of cough
but the BALsAM has always removed them.
always keep II by me, and should not know how
to do without it,"
so cents and 81 a bottle Sold by al druggists
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I$~Moody and Sankey, the revival
lists, have commenced a series of meet
ings in Boston. The opening services
were on Sunday last and they were at
tended by an immense congregation
II is evident from the great crowds
which assemble daily to hear and join
in The services, and the great interest
manifested in various ways. that the
people are in state of great cXpectan-
cy. Faith has been stimulated to the
extent of confidence that great results
are to follow, and il is rs Mr.. Moody
says, "Ths is the same old gospel and
the same old story, Boston human Ia
turc is the same old human nature"
and they have a right to expect and the
world must expect that this same Cos
pei will have the same effect on the
people Of this city as it did on Liver
pool, London, New York and Philadel-
pha. Christians everywhere should
pray for Boston and the success of the
work now in progress there.
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JAuNpItE AID DILIoussEss. Who knows a
good remedy for these disorderzf We are assured
ATwoopB VEGETABLE, PHYSICAL, JAuNDIcK
BIrTkRs Will effect speedy cure. They have
nfrer fdiied 10 sdtiyg az ,cho hare used them lol
maons aenrnc hss e psmare
stamp OF John " Henry over the cork. Sold by all
dealers. Manhattan Med. Co., props. JOHN D.
HENRY, CURRAS & Co, New York, Wholesale
Agents.
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~ a break in the pleasant relations
of the Democratic ''happy family in
Ohio, disclOscs certain facts which illus
trate the "reform" principles of that
party. II appears that $1,000 was sent
from New York to the proprietors of
the Cincinnati Enquirer for election
purposes. A corps of repeaters was or
ganized, and by fraudulent votes Gen.
Banning was sent TO Congress, defeating
Judge Matthews, the Republican NOM
inee. Sheriff Wallace Democrat. who,
1t has been proved, was himself elected
by fraud, had Charley Young, leader
and organizer of the repeaters, in the
county Jail, but allowed him to escape,
ana has now been arrested himself on
charge OF conspiring to cause his escape.
Young has again been arrested in Chi
cago for murder. Now the Enquirer
publishes Sheriff Wallaee's broken con-
tract, to give that paper the legal adver-
Using, and the sheriffretorts that the En-
quirer has failed to fulfill its part of the
agreement, TO prevent the production of
proof, that fraudulent votes secured his
(Wallace's) election. And these are
the meh who through the campaign
cried loudest for ''reform and honesty. :"
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BOARD or AGRICULTURE Meetings
Of the Board of Agriculture are appoin-
ted ut the following places: At Brook
field, Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb, G
and Z; Woodstock, Thursday and Fri.
day, Feb. 8 and 8; North Troy, Tues
day and Wednesday, Feb. 10 and II:
IIighgate, Thursday and Friday, Feb
% and lG; Montpelier, Tuesday and
"Wednesday, Feb. 20 and 2l; Stowe
Thursday and Friday, Feb. % and 20
NV Haven, March.
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The strong point of his argument,
which Senator Edmunds defended for
half an hour with mastery incisivcncss,
was this: that in response TO the asser-
ton of the foes of the bill that il was
unconstitutional. the fact appears that
there is not a single section of the con-
stitution, save one, which has enforced
itself without congressional legislation.
The excepted section is the one which
recognized slaves as property, and in II
notable case cited by the speaker the
constitutional provision was decided by
the supreme court to allow master TO
recover slave as property whenever he
could find him.
This was the ono exception to the rule
by which Mr.. Edmunds next assembled
to the heighth ofhis appeal for the pass
age of the present bill.
FijSt-Rcciting the language of the
; constitution, which provides that the
electoral votes shall be opened by the
president of the senate, and shall then
be counted He called attention to the
fact that the words "by him" were
not added. If it had been the intcn-
ton, said Judge Edmunds. to confer
upon the president ofthc senate the right
10 count the votes. TWO words. and two
very short ones, too, would have been
appended to that sentence. The right
of Congress to decide the calculation OF
the problem now presented. he contend
ed, was just as plain as the right to lcgis-
late upon any other constitutional qucs-
ton. II had the same power to specify
the method of counting the electoral
vote as it had to decide thousand other
details, covered but not obscure, by the
necessarily restricted phraseology of the
constitution.
AS II matter ofprecedcnt, the senator
declared that, in point of fact, the votes
had been counted by tcllers, at the
clerks desk, after each presidential
election, for a period of forty years. No
such crisis as this had ever arisen TO
nccessitatc the action of congress in the
matter, and congress was not called on
to exercise a right which had merely
lain dormant.
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MARKETS.
Middlebury Retail Market.
Watertown Live Stock Marke'
For THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 20, 1877.

Market Beef-A few choice ss.2sas.J0; extra !. 10
Assoc; first quality 650a7.0O; second quality a25a
600; third quality 4.75a5.25.
- Price Of Store Cattle-Working Oxen per pair,
from 800, 1875, $50, 100 and 10.
Mich Cows and Calves from s3Oa5O; extra ljasO
earrings slOae0; two years old lGa30; three
Fat swine, live, l.2nsc
sheep and Lambs-In lots S2.75, 500 $50 and
per lb. '''
Hides Tallow AMI skins - Brighton hides q,
per H.; Country hides, l.2a7 3-4c per h. Briyh-
ton tallow 1-2c per ID; Country tallow lee
Pelts si.9J each. Calf skins l6allc per III.
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The income of the demented DR.. AYR,
is 50 900 day, and 1t is said there ha,
never been time in the last dozen years
when he has had less than 500, 900 ".
Ing idle end awaiting inycstment--al;
pade BY ludicloqs advertising. ~
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00nn CAN'T BE MADE BY EVERY
Vuuu agent every month in the business we
AIVV furnish, but those willing 10 work can
WOOO easily earn dozen dollars day right
IN their own localities. Have no room
TO explain here Business pleasant and honora BILE
Women, and boys and girls do rs well as men. We
will furnish you a complete outfit free. The busi.
ness pays better than anything else. We will bear
expense of starting you. Particulars free. Write
ami see. Farmers and mechanics, their sons and
daughters, and NIL classes in need of paying work
at home should write to us and learn ali about the
work ut once, Now Is The time. Don't DELAY.
Address TRUE Co., Augusta, Maine. "a
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George iisley, u lad OILS years, fell
and was run over by All OK team, Friday
night, in Guildhall His physician
thinks there is no possible chance OF his
recovering from his injuries.
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WE THE SUBSCRIBERS Help

NJ II
w BY associate ourselves together as cos
poration under the laws of the state of Ncrlnont
he known by the name Of the Bristol Manuactu
ing Company, for the purpose of manufacture .
collins caskct- and all kinds ofwood work thnu4. D.,
best, at Bristol, in the county OF Addison in sl4
state, with q capital stock of not less than invent
Ave thousand dollars normore than sixty thpuss'.
dollars until Otherwise provided for, and shall g.
divided into shares of twenty five dollars ga,
And IL il provided that no debts shall he CONTRA 1
Ell until ten thousand dollars shall he acinnl 3,
pnid in. WILLIAM y. IiOWDE\
DAVID BOSWORrli
i1-iw BENJAMIN DAtiGE1I
Dated at Bristol, in the county Of Addison, ihi.
irt day Of January, \. II. 1871
STATE OF VERMONT, | hereby certiN tf,.I
Office of Secretary of State. the foregoing /. IL.
copy OF the articles Of association of the " Ei.-.
Manufacturing Company" as appears frnn i..s
nle5 and records OF this olice.
In witness whereof herchnto sci i.l
Us. hand and afiiX the seal of this Ollie. .
Sorthileld, This eGth day OF January. \. D.
iS'. GEORGE NICltOL~,
Secretary oi Siatc
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PALATABLE MEDICINEs.-Ayer'sC Cherry Pector.
glide sugar.shod over the palate; and his sarsa.
parila is nectar that imparts yigor Ia life, re.
stores the health and eNpels disease Waterfront
O'a.) Advertiser.
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Another new Senator has been elected
in Kansas, Col, Preston d. Plumb. He
went to Kansas from GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
and in 1857, when nineteen years of age,
he began his career as newspaper cd
itor at Topeka in 1856, subsequently
studying law and placing himself at the
head of the bar, When the war broke
out he took command of a Kansas regi-
mcnt in the federal army and led ii gal
lantly. OF late years he has been en-
gagged in banking, being president OF a
national bank at Emporia. lie is
lifelong Republican, though not an ultra
partisan. lie voted for Greeley in 1872,
but warmly supported Gov. Hayes in
the last election. lie is man ofexcol-
lent talents, sound judgment and unas-
sqilable moral standing. His election
gives perfect satisfaction.
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James Owens Of Fairfield challenges
Charles Murphy Of New York toN =
wrestling match, whenever and where
ever lac may select.
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ex-senator Edmund's speech upon the
bill for counting the electoral vote. if not
convincing,is at least a strong prescnta-
ton of his side Of the question. All
subjects Of discussions have two sides
each, susceptible of arguments in its Ca
vor. If il were not so there would be
no discussion of it. For the purpose OF
giving orr readers the arguments in IA
yor of the bill which has become law
and will therefore be accepted in good
faith by the people, even those who do
not think Il q proper solution of the
presidential controversy, we give the
following analysis Of AIr. Edmund's
speech, taken from the New York Her
aid:
The speech, though occasionally en-
broidered with delicate irony in
which the senator from Vermont is
skiiied, was lofty IN tone, clear in state
meht and logical in form, beginning with
members of the joint committee. and
especially 10 the Democratic members
of both houses. The senator then epter-
ed upon an explanation Of the several
provisions of the bill, and proceeded with
his argument. His onset against the
allegation Of the right of the president
ofthe senate TO exercise judicial power
IN the counting OF the vote was not only
fierce but destructive. IL was regarded
as knightly because of the chiyalrous
feelings OF that officer, which the senas
tor conpiyed 10 maintain even when
the speech was AT its utmost hsst,
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS, NOTJCE

~ The undersigned, having been appointed b.
me Hon. Probate Court for the district of Kew
Raven, Commissioners, TO receive, examine ana,
auJnst al claims and demands OF all person.
against the estate of Joseph Guindon late of n
CON, IN said district, deceased, and all claims cN
hlDted IN offset thereto. hereby give notice thai
we VIII meet Tor the purposes Aforesaid, at il,.-
dwelling house of Nathan H. Narney, In fincolr.
on me 10th day OF March and 9th day Of .iunr
on each of said days. and that six months nom In
ifst day of January A. u. 1871 is the time limit
" said Court for said creditors to present n,.n
claims 10 us for examination and allowance.
Dated nj Lincoln, this 18th day of January,
ID. 1877. HOWARD CLARK, 81,
II 5. NJ. COLBY, 'pmr