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The Fairfeld Herald. PUBJLISIIJCD ZVEJR Y W 7) XESD ar. 4'wo Voices-Living Dadli a, 4ast-8aturday, May 10, was ob. South as the day of decoration of the graves of the soldiers who died or were killed in the late war. Lot us suppose the following to be the sub. stance of an addrose made on the oo '8leeping Countrymen 'in the ea pousal of your country's causo you noted the part of noble patriots. fin going forth in the defence of your altars, your-firesides and all that is 'doar to freemon, you exhibited that courage which was truly grand and whiclh cliallhtigos the admiration of all who ointemn oppression and re p~&tthe claitus of insulted virtue and the rights of dn oppreneid and for bearing people. You gave up your hornes, your fanfilios aid your poaco 'f6l avocations to moot, in foaful bat tio shock, the enemies of your belov. cd country. You stfferod on march, n:irgered of siekuss in te tont, or foll in sudden deathion the field with your faces to tho foo, or wounded, you died in the diu and carnage of the battlo-ground, or wore borne .#way to blood and dio aelow'but still gLorious death in the hospital or under a tree, or perchauce you wore favored to roach home nd die in the bosom of your sorrowinig families. :Alas ! dear elooping coutitryinei ! We mourn your -ptomaturo death, and lament $he failure to save your country, Oven att Be great a Cost. Your lives have been sacrificed, but our cause is lost. We chorish the Inontory of your heroio devotion to your country's welfaro. Your nawis are ombalmed in our hearts, and rhall be so perpetuated to our chil dron and to our children's 'chil (Iron. With delicate hands thoe tear-bedowed flowers, are laid on your graves at a inomorial spontaneous frot tho hoarto of your -curviving friends and countrymen. Then suppose a representative of 'the bleeping countrymon to reply.: 8urviving Comrados and Country inen : N o appreciate your oxhibi tion of respect as shown to our graves and memories this memorial day, though such tokens of affcotion can -siot bring us to lifo nor rostore the :ort camo to its place. As vou havoi tpoken of what wo did and sufforod beIero death, perinit us to speak of what wo Would have you do before you omio to us : Koop your country out of wa&. If you cannot do that, keop yourselves from engaging In it. It is but murder on both sides. Most of us wore not in the war front prof. cronco, nor aire we in our graves from uhoico. The causo was 'not worth what it hzs cost us. Those of you who kept out of the war and helped to forco us in, may say we ought not to talk so, but you know thait if jus -tico ruled many of us would be in your piace, and imny of you in ours. War has killed us, ad h-Ft a curse on you. [So it Is with us your "one. mies," replies the slooping Fodorals.] If you have not enough Christinnity among you to keep from war, be sure to foco to the front first of all those who advocate and provoko wan, If, doar cuntrymon, you would honor us, then do not. go hiomo from our graves to drink and dane, frolic and rovel. Quit the oowardly and muriderous praetico of carrying deadly weoapons about you. Quit your gambling and drunkenness, gjuit your lying and swearing. Leave off your pride and extravagance in dress, pay your debts, work for an honest living, lay sonic bread oni the table of our widows, and some clothing on the bodies of our orphian children. Do those things, or no nooe mock us by putting flowers on ouir gravs.--Chrustjan MciyjIabnr, 15th aby. WVhen the funeral services of the late Chief Justice Chase took place in New York city, on tho l0th~ instant, a dispatch was receivod front WV~sk inigtont regretting that his Exoollenoy, thme Presldent, would find it impossil ble to attend, as imsp ortant business detained hinm at Washington. It now turns out that t1.e important lbusinecss of State which prevented tho P'resi dent from boinig present amiong the mouetrner's was the trial of a paiir of young colts. Who~ New York Times which is the peraonal organ of Presi. dcnt Grant., ini its issue of thte 1 ith inst tuit, contained the following fromt i's W ashwirgton telegraphic corros The President was out on the road to day eoterising a pair of under three-year old colts, which he haa just hiadeent from his farm near St, Louis. One is a dlark bny and the other a beautiful daplple bay3. Drivent to ti,. ayndo superb style, speed ndaorand arc probably the finest pair of hiorsosof their ago ever bronght to WVashingtont. They are colts of the President's own raising, and lie was searcely aware until lie maw them on the farm that such a now Possession and delight were in store for him, This explanation, though perhssps antiroly satisfactory to the personal friwnds and admirersiof General Grant, does not comport with the integrity, initelbgence, a bility and culture wich shoul characterize thte President of the United States in his private and oflicial relations. Our horse junket iug President deftly fingers the rib bons9 behind a pair of thtree year old colts in Washington--whilc the obso, qjuios of the late Chief Justice of a co-ordinate branch of the Govern. inen t are Ltkinrg p~lao in Now York. Im'portant b>~ue p125hrevecntodt him f.um, bariug the hst tribute yr re epoot to the remtibscdf a'man who in his day did more for the success of the party that elevated Grant to the l'rosldonoy than any other man in it -not even oxcepting 8ewsrd, Oree ley or Lincoln. Nero fiddled whilo Rome 'Was burhlug'; atill '6,61164 (Gratit driven fast hoross whild thd re mains of the great and shining !igbta of the Radical party are being convoyed to the grave. If the Re iublican party 'cnn steed this, the people of the Sout thst avait the ooiuing of a reaction which will elevato men of diguity and charactor and dtbility to the Pro.idential ohair.. It is true, "it was none of out- fune ral," -but still we lavb otu opinion abot'tho shabby subterfuge to which Gcneral G ant. resorted in pleas4ing important busine.4s. lis coniiot wa disgraceful to tho high oflice whie It he holds and a inamilt to the Amnri can pooplc.-Auyusta Chronickc (17n &cnlincl. p eial Notices. *OAnihVNTIXas, PA-rFen:: AatM AND CAIIIHIT tl AKIta Will ake no ic . IlIhat V P. Totle, of Choarleuton, has on banal mond for salo Whileo Pine of Ih , 'finest graI -, wholesale and retail. Alio Wnihius, Oak and otler'hard Woods. The Purest and Sweeler Coa-Livor Oil is liaZard & Caswell's, made onil 1he sea shoro, from fresh, utelected livers, bPy Ca1s, well, & Ilazard & Co., New York. It is absolutely pure and swect. Patiinta who have onco taken it prefer It to all others. Plhysioians have icoided it superior to iay of the ooher oils in market. apfril 19. 4000 lbs. ShortU, 4000 lbs. Wheat Bran, JUST T. fR. ROBERTSON. april 20 PURNl'fURdI! Conslstlitg l' WalnuL, Iiaitation Wal. tnl, and Oak, of thie very best qjulity, For design and workmnansh iip duoqual led, and cheap as can be bought anywhere this sidle cf the city of New Ycrk or Ulnhitiore', and nd cheap as t ie bought ini Now York or Uininore at retail priecs. Everythbing warrantied as represented. Matt resses andu lumiiber fur sale. Ci andl see for your selvos, asi seeing is believing. Fuirnlt ore neatly repaired at tuoderaito prices. ESTABLISHED 1859. T E W crn o Ds. ers re sive~l Paare styles,. (loks, all qaaitiesu, Plain Jewelry, Pins and llons,. 14 karate linte: Plaitn and Fancy Gold Rlings, 18 karas fine, andi 8pootnoies, a fine assortment. All goods warranted as reprecsete. All work dono in a workmuanlikd man nor, and Waflted,. No charge for looking. Comne and aco tio, will take pleasuio in showing my goods. Thuankful foer lsat, Lavoras, ! respectfully solloit a 6oatinuanuceof the same. Oli ARILES MULLER, aprIl 27 r lco e PFi'nlttnlo: fuiturefft S AT COST FORt CA8H l IF YOU need Fnrniture now Is the (itne . to get flargaini na I anm determilned to close out the Furniture Ott brud. coxsTavrwo or Wardrobes, Decreauir, Ta bles-pla in anda marble top, Rocking Chairas, liining [Ro sm Chairs, Towel, llineks, Pook Cates, wih writing D~esks cmineiad, l:stentsioni 'imia (lildt's 4 hatire, & c. Cai Isoon 'e NEW ADVERTIEI'MENTS. I AGEN'I 8! A lA OEXI-ANCE. Wo will pity all Agentl'vo $30 pr'wveek inl cish, who will cnge with ilus nt Oncie. Eftrything t.rnirie'i and expenses paid. MANUF UlTRION CO., Buttle Creek, Michi. WTORKING CLAS, anile or female, $60 a week guaranteed. Respeo table employment at home. day orovenitag; nocapital required; full instructions and valuable pnkago 'of 'goods Bent free by mail. Address,. Wlth 0 cent rettarn stamp, 11. YOUNU & CO., 173 Ureenwihl at., Now York. A GREAT OFFER! W will pay nil Agents $40 per weo'- In Cash who wVil' engageu- with1 us. at orce. Ue'erythinlg fuinisthed nuin exprenses paid. Addrets, A. COUI'LERl & C0., Chlarlotle, Mlich. 46 )(\Or Ut al, Ci .\ i.. I IN(;." low vither s(ex o-y faicinnie is g tin the love ill d .ilec ion ', a yli -, soll thuey chooice. to-1i.eritty. 'Ihis tim-, anellin ncatoui euent i all tal p e, p ree. iy n1181h for 25 ein e r wcit ii I Pica rr: Ce gidile, nryplian Oracle. i're:lia, M ill; II I Ladies, Wedding Nirht 'hit, .e. \ 'pi. cr. look. Addlress 'T. I II..\ A & t C ('d.. Neglect au cecirh. Nhilw, i.' e ! tinin to lay tlie ; iid.i Is. t ie '. . . : . Wells' Car! l , 0j.T.alets are a MIete ei fvor ali i:-. t. 4;,r thh ite sp - iat Iory (O)rga.: More13, Th %o. C.A. , urv"P, 'olyi i t I ia, A. 04o. (% -1 h i , . : 1,. llarees rT>. -of r dle ThItr-..11, %V inIt I. pi'te, atr ro'WhL'li:al Joillk:;, anlod .1li Di:. cases of the lings In all cases of siulden co'.ld. however flaken, these TI'. blets hni I rotaptly and freely useil. 'Th!ey rei''-'lizi : lie c -ie lation of Ithe blood, ilig - iii Ih th t vert y oi thc littack, and41 w/ill. ill it vet y :i mt 1i110. relt're heualthly'12 i ft o to thle cd! cel d i. 41 enlc 'cc Curb,! c i':Tale~ts 'ru n~l np oy in ile .oxe(s. T 1ke no c.ijlhere:. If Illey :'ah'i. Ie fimia f. yoUr dr ,list's, nicird ali '.eut lo 11he Ags-Iet ill Ne'w York, wIlo will fo; v lc I h;m hv r;ic I nm l. Docci Ilt ec'iveul L v ili' i. . ISold .y d h ' ii' '.21:. :1 JOIIN tQ hI-:,. c . I' 'hil .:i. N. SFen. f'r I'creccuha. .'- A get tor the Uitjed Sinits. Agonis Wanted for AINTS AND INNERS OF THE 8I1ILE. ACENTS WANTED POR BEHIND THESC IN WA8NCTON. Thn epiccet and Ie t cieou'l t.Ver pi ise :D I e ls 1. aitu the C'lueit. slAhi. It ecuandtal. Fen~atorll I rirehce, (Con gr'eccs9i1el, Il'dngls, I.ohhoi., niid the wond1cer fuil 6ighuts of ilte Nai 4acl c, pitai. i sells 4icIluk. 8end lor circular, :-cce our ttrmue and a full descripti ion t-i tihe work. Ad. dress, Niieitl Pub ing s , lhiii el. phim Pa., A shittin. 0-t.. or .lemphis. Ten . SEIW IN' M A CIlNE 1.4 Til 1 I N 1!11: %VOI1, 1). Agetite Wunnled 2end for circutlar. A61 dr-uss : "DOM.\1STIc ,~ a (\ CO.. N. Y. N UMlEltOL' l: 'IT 11.1Y I:E I-110 :, N. F. brltl wTuh e aYTct c 'I' '-?'' .3c C' O]., Parnt C- Fure A2 nas Vo 'Tli Cit I'.A IL'!~s LA N) Is N N aI;: h . A!.l;-:V 'fit Tu Uno1|0 l'i fv tNiii'roud ( 'i019:ln3', lxs'-ica: ('in~: i'e ' P i' : wr t V .c.i'y ,000,000 Ac in Ce'ntal.i Nera Now~ for' sial ini trt:(C of fur'ty a.:re and' upjwartdc; onIV fivead een yearti. cditat U3 per' centt. N-2 ntuiinee ii hu'rcst re'sjuired, M lih itand healt hiti eliumte', IPera ide s.il, ani zihun tdance ofC si wwer'i, 'The Ibstiarkset in I h We--t'llm lgrec lintting '.-' jo s cii Wyi' ng iii, Coloc a'.l iJia nladicc i-;tvathi, beying . ilit icyth ftam'e in a he I 'lcti c n uey. S1oldiers. enitle td to ia hsonc~cstea-d of' liim acres. Thle beit l'ution i'ci otr c-ohlti. Free htomec f'ot' acli ! al icion ofc nersc oh chouice '.~ G CrinenIi ~tLan-, ccfven fbCor Ily litcaer the liih'cet i 1aw, tly.t'Ie i Il;c2: icailtroad, wtith I o c nsc t icc e Lci:s adii lithe contvenience's of an oldI re':itd countriv Fr'cee ipasses to i ulchasersc of liailrocd Land. Poectioenal 31ap,; schowintg lie landce. nh-o t). P. IMIV is. Lancd Conissacciinet' U. P. II. it, Oimahlca, Neb, 0 tho maost powerful eleanaser, str'eingth ener and remot er of Cllancdttlat' Obsttruc tions8 known to M1ja eri Medc~cic. If id specially adta tail to constitutionse "wor'n dlown"' and ailil alted ity thle wa :rm weather of 8pring and 4 tuimer, when thec blood is not. in act i'e C cution c.onse-, quontly gathering ltc-urties f'roma slug gishness iand itapertfeet, acdon oh the score. live organs, and is mahcniosed by Tetumoras fula, &c., &o. Whenot neary and languid from overwork antd dulhiuess, drtowvriness atnd inertia take the pilaco of energy andc vigor, the system nees Tonic to bii it til candh help theo Vital Forces to regaint their recupserativ6 power. In theo heat of Sucmmher, fiejuently the Liver aind spleen do* not properly erform their funceioncs ; the Uterinte anti rinary' Organs to Iinotive, productintg weakness of theo stomacha and intestiaOs antd a predis position to biliouis dierangemncct . EXTRtACTOF JUR~UBEBA: i 1an hnt Ind i pie'liarly tuited to acli I he'se ilhtlisatie- a nc crut~ llj I mcc cc:. I . , j I 'a * I. ,*itI c~' . 2*2. pronounced by mfedical writers the most eflicient Ptrifier. Tonio and Deobscrpet. known In the wholo rttigo of Wdeinal p .lans. The startling drawback 4n 'neady all iedleinal agents has ever been that In their process of purgatiopand -ptiificatlon they have also debilitated the system. To obviate tIlls difliculty physloians hbwo Idig sought for an nigont that would , Purge, Purify and Strengthen at ono and to aic itme. Their research has i lao ieen rownrdh"i 'yl% eoVy which~ ~ ~ ~ -i It.ycntr- o f ind 4 deires df I hat l. . iehi,.v-yd , I h i j i !bhn t-hdu niiey lo s ever ahi'0 ve. i (Tihik ir :port1:11nt .. l~h r isln ,; Dr', Tti C.s 70,ge-clblo Lilver Fill., Ie l iy he bll l. :- i I-v,.e a r . flui I i . L dy. :n oi ye i -o weal.. i.i, i - hi title w q g ile-. l es othle cont l'rinry fmn, ie et on c anl d l'i'nvigor:. 11"4'. 1 ' 'u ing41 #hIlle prot a;.!4 ( f 1 teir eI :i . Th--y oi i!c Ih e Iior I1f i s . -1e. - ti Ln ,e ,ed it erla a~irweiig Purgai v :1 . t . t'yse - o 'i Dr. TI iet %re te ii V o ,:.! 'a -e :eiel olive Ihe I-y -i of d ni a. a ti S.. : et l. ..Q mp i t p thal in .611 horl Or. lell '-ar te y a re t p :.,i n It e t :lie nt . h' , :eri i t l or 4ib t y, nI : -al Are Owec alvitig ~Vic~augick; &1C1 inedcinerioy 14(1n rin , rie ':5enis a br, jrAold by all Dry,. Ni Y IV'E Ete' iiso t.ut lks for up. oret beyOnd the county inl w ih !4 Vontra s i'viub isdIN 'I'1-4 ins .lhe 1.n11ers ,' ino ! e li s from A hichi itilt et u renivna 1.r,401.p- int-er'tion at e . I . in ll t p pier t thl e I l.i'd it n1-d 'nnnda. Our tli oUf Iectlai. rei o a T.ar SiV , I journals.i~c 1 ar 8-ri'nak'e. 1:uiggy s pam. Wg p lIet, :; . ., fre 411 p na lyihen ltio t, 0t I I FFIN & I 10FF.\N. Neji ynii-r A'?enti, Unliimore, Md (~ FLtabi3ia-1. 1867.) c~ y T H E "T -1A RZ l TEELS1'"' Arto I'teihVi)g SP.ANNG AND SUMMetR. WALK NL'fi ANb GENI'bE-NEN. M"'cLaiughlin &Co. vivyry and Sacluziei h.E rnsIn ly o s:)l i3,1 xtra fitr .' "'' ylti :fiis :lul. art iesJ S ed tol go so w~idol t o M ghive in x conectionJ withigny StierleyStleI hav eened itt age, tingg Wartg.. h 1. 1actwt:t/. Al waork il nea tl execnite an warnedd ia ilt te canl.rchaf(* - V t 'met ititei exmese for y. isa tc~ ~ ~ IA N pril1tI~4 n oetcr edte I hit net ad very nuebet Mcehntiesin vieihteo lliI ilthe 111 wnnry, onee tar streets o th nnsed Tin ting wv thays, (.' allili~lO or O 8110 ast anyi?3it~ i S op tim 'reii ry io ti 'e 0nil h. l totr!t lrtoilnms0 Dc.~ Town (oftl Wint wnoroinCoan innom bred, dotrdin 2thday woAl one-af!2. y. o met. crren expnse for the Fisca (f eightof an il.hllwr o h streets ofed thead (eTiva fo ad welvei days, the Treauy o reie Townte n othree Dhuo~ne, a'unii the own rofe cinns or, torige 25lh pdaey f A tpr willb Jmot. lCor9iy;aa i lirefr,~ilu tout hernb Wadreei'tos Colupaenyo. Gevi tet, nAr reevilleJ~ and Cilt Emivms F. eJ~Ral roade~ CHAPI U)JIAlS.C.,~p h~Iensill be store pnbec tothb od. the ~ o eand~ theX poet ratsm harge insre ngoJeial o i lies if in-. BEATY & BRO, Are now receiving and have In Store, ionng other artioles in their line. 700 bushols prime Corn, 800 Bushels fresh ground and holie meal and h miny. 40s8acks Granite M il Fll:our, fr-a frutni the ii', all I raes, .M1"000 111und641 Dry Sall :111-1 ho C. It. ""'("4. 2 hiels. Dry Sah Sher'-lers, I ll It d. 1ure Ciured h 1b Ins. 'Al -of whiidt Will be shl YANY FO COA . E-5,T.: mohcl 2.2 JDOOts, SA H and BLINbS k OULDI A. G, lhacheln Sair Fixiturei ..L I'l Iders' Fttriishing llardiaiie, rai 1i1110, Floor Tiles, Wire Guntird::. Terra Co< 'a Wive, larble and ShiL MAulnle Pieces. Window Ohass a. Snecialty. Whie( 'ine Ltiiither 11*a sniv. Circulars and ilec 1.ius . ent free of apbIlicationl, bfy P.-. .,( 1 1-%. 20 linye and 3:3 Pinckney n:a.. ct 1 Chl :I-,fill, S. V CA]OLLI..TA LIFE INSURANCE f0., Baltintore, Md ASSETS $1,100,000. Hon..lbtesoni lavis, Pres't. 3; D, KENNEDY, s3t.o Arnt, DuBIOSE E LESTrON. ttiy 10-1y' Local Agent. tJtill CA LN.\.i Loan and Trust Company. . CIIARLKS'Iox .S. 6'. OFFiCE., No. I IIOAD) KTitET. Trho depsit in the Savingsl Depi tin of Ihis Cdmnuiy are itivc6ted naaSpeia Trust, anud thecrofpre, are not. suljut, to thne haardJs of banking. lin addi ip9nio this special securty, (12. positorD -have 11h6 guaranice of the enilti n 'api tal, whicha amottnis lo thlree hn red thouisand dollars (300,000.) Thnis department. will enable all clattee to find a safe seurity for their savingsu hnoweve'r small ; and at Ihe snameo tina hecrirthg ta ren'unieranive int ea (six peC' cnt. 011 c tooundedt uharterly. ) (Arncy'2L3 cain be remnitted by exprecss, and dratfts' b ma iI . niTnteos AN 0 TIIajfr.. Ge. 1. Ca~unr; (V 1. . Bidt'z. W.C ie, A. .J. Crews, A. P. Caldnwell, . J. T1. Welsma, J. C.11I, Clauissen, 11. D. Lazarus. Chairs! Chairs I I TARf ! TA R !! TA R! Il Vv I F. ELDER HAS received one of the largc *Ind most complete Stoeks of Spring and Sinier Goods he has ever offeied to the public. The Millinery Departimqut can not be surlassed in quality or price, as every article is bought for G ASH from the most fashiionable houses North. All he asks is a call from t e ladies and exadmine for themselves as they will find alrmost e vbrythi'ng usually kept in a tirst class Millinery.Establishment. TjEE L.ADIEDS ID~EXMSS G-OOXDS Depat mnit i' ctplete but too muinerous to inention ; call and A IIv T.t e ldIr-ni., II". I I~ n l ut s t l l".t k # 111411 Iftll )II% WA I in p*a Chignons, I irv Bnul -:4, Switches, lair Netsb ( 'iir, Unif, (liosves A prn, 1n bIriderrl. v I e.':ed Under I t o 1 t Ic, t tust C(r.is, Jet J e eIh-. y , 'Vc. &c. It! wi..hels to alspinitt hi(et Ready.MINtlIo S>Ii Iis tuock isi'c Ihu-o lad well selectcl to lit all lass. S. C ()a. t k'' j i8 11(1 P'l f ii i i e Ifty Co'1 it) NIlI it il d exvlinic e :1-i. .-'. ( s I t I It l ; ' o 1 sliol titl . I La.g .l &'il)co l~ rcey 1h lso ~ h 1 1 nk ()mr~mn f anys un llnta Piece Goom(1 si k I.!d 3 ,I I ) . ' E~ 10'8 wIrs L4(oiiti ,)feilis Il I.I e I toeCat ton - Iic. ;il'' ' VC A k g It''lll I ' ii oIsb i fl (l:.; Depalltn tt comh-e.Caol :)].( p "e sitevd. As f ItIii om. alt :ut. 1' 110 Departm.ent, wVe' all knAow is tho a l a h a woo re inl Tow to uit, all lases au e The greater porition t' thewn Ili as nuale to or-der- Which Ike r t to . be l- (A* shmtdy. . li";sStock .If6rce ila-ge mo comiplete. Al so Crockery, ]lavr. WN11oIcn War-e, Hllllo War-e, Cooper- Ware, Look invBoA"114 1lo lsems l(1 Mttress Kerne1 Oil, &C.,&. \ ~ n 'hi Lem n ikl wt onnluissiou at the Chiarleston Thek. ab)Oe R-k albeuld low For CASII1. If flattersq 1.1111-Wf timi h." enuno11t. nor1 Will not,1 ln un<1ersok~l. Al1 hie asksl A.~6 4" .- * - - Y y.ara It as nev r . e- ( n o h i i-.l n 'p c Ueas. n b f*' i . e ai belc A , , , y ien. M os ti e1. ho. rrn' JUST RIECEIVED i'otice to Creditors., ...A1)....The Statin of 8.ou~th t'arolina, PlaiintiiT, Wi'FEII~ NG ~ngainst t~he Sparuiianhurg anid U nipn O~kEllNOLO 50 ON; ! idalroal. comipagny, ltfis r. .Mcaden, ( 0W l'ens~ Pe', Piens ! Also a car ni'l others, Creditors. U I ad iof tiohId ,4end, l100Sack:> Faiiiily 1N l'U;ISUANCE OF AN. OluiElt MADE~ Fiiur, tu:;:ar, Cl1o, litc', lInu 11df1 t1ho . 'i in~ nol l1or iims J, Mackey, l'ro salig Jdge flte Slix th Circuli , In the Ii o I gi~c. , sio a fine assortnient of above entitled action, of date OJch May, Wines andl Lh~iuor., consistLing in part of ldiX,(lhe ltindersignehl, Special lteferoc, Perfwill hold a reference nt Unijonvilie, on the 1~ i , I 10th ;iiiil.20th dayi. of June nex , andia 1S.11 v final rec erehce at )Viunsboro, on the 3d i lii. ath~i'sold 'abneipurposo of taking proof of tihe Bonds, I bb. I ker' Oh 11- - poqe n other dloman~da againstth 1,11 Bu eet Ol S~' partant4urg and Union RailroadI Couipa. lc.T..M Wh'iske~y, Atty bond, coupon or claim not. proven Whih cnno, h exelld i italt oie ilie closing .of theo f'inal r.crerence, Wliidi UtiitiL u eceled n i'lnliy- will b 'debarred fromt receiving any div'i -- -. ~ deind. c . 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