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STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. the Probate Cour
DISTRICT OF RANDOLPH for the District of Randolph
To all persons concerned in the estate of oRRlS TYLER
late of Randolph, in said District GREEETING.
MHEREAS, rpragu Arnold, Jr., Administrator of the
w Estate Of said deceased, has made application to
this Court for License to sell all ofthe Real Estate of said
deceased and represents that the same is necessary for
the payment of the debts and charges against said Estate,
in part and that part cannot be sold without injury to
those interested in the remainder.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear session
of said Court to be held at the Registers Office in Brook
field in said District, the 18th day Of April, A. D.
$780, and show any you have, why License should
not be granted as aforesaid.
And this Order shall be published three weeks successive
y in the Green Mountain eeman, printed at Montpe
er, in this State the last of which publications shall be
before the day assigned for hearing, aforesaid.
Dated at Brookfeld this 18th day Of March, A. D.
1860. By order of Court
f2g2w3 j, r. CLEAV GLAND Register.
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Washington, March 26 A. D. 1860.

STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probate Court holden at
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, Montpelier, the 2Oh day
of March, A. D. 1861.
DOBERr CAMPBELL, Administrator the Estate of
IL Calvin Grandy, late of Fayston, in said District
deceased makes application to said Court with the
and appreciation in writing of the heirs of said de-
ceased residing in this State for license to sell the whole
of the real Of said deceased except the Widows
dover therein but including the reveIsion of the Widows
DOVER representing that said sale would be beneficial to
the heirs and to all interested in said estate.
Whereupon is ordered by said Court that said appli
cation be referred the 18th day of April, A. D. $780,
at the Probate Office in Montpelier for hearing and decis
ion thereon and it is further ordered that all persons in
erested be notified hereof by publication Of notice of
this application and orders thereon three weeks
sively in the Green Mountain Freeman printed at Mont
peier before said time of hearing that they may appear
at said time and place, and, if they cause object
thereto By the Court,
Attest, t. R. MERRILL, Register.
true copy of Record,
900 Attest, T. r. MERRILL, Register.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

Seventeenth Ward.-The regular Semi Monthly Meeting
of The GERMAN REPUBLICAN, CLUB of this Ward "ii De
held at the Lincoln House, Of Allen and Houstons
THIS Monday EVENING at u O'clock Prominent sPeaseIs
10 attend PEIEh Cooh' riesuo"~
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Mass Meeting


IN THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
TIE Eector Of the Ist Id lid vth, and With Wards are
invited 10 ssiembe Mass Meeting in the qa opposite n'
Fifth Bote OF Frsntins ct and West Broad~aJ
On MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 20,
at Z! o'clcck, to ratfy the nomination Of
AMOR j. WILLIAMSON,
RpubBsn Candidate for Congress the lid Cone"'na
District.
The following distinguished speakers have been invited and arr
expected to address the meeting:
Gov CURTIN Of Pennsyysna having been unavoldby de
taiI ed in Boston,
Gov. NOBLE Of Wisconsin
win take his plsce.
Lieut. Gov RUscH Of Iowa, who win spsah In German.
The Hon. GALUSHA A. GROW Of Pennsylvania
The Hon Horace Greeley, The Hon. T. b. Van Bureh,
siei.mund Kaufman, esq, r. NJ. Poer esq,
f. O. Brown, "tbe Irsh Bar Isssc J. Oliver, esq.,
risttr," T. Delaheld Smith,
Herman Rsster esq, Wm RoS Wallace, esq.
Solomon l.. Hull, esq.
IN FRENCH
NJ NJ Farane V;tor FaiJer p. Boucher DIR. TIanchard,
l.. D,zsrnsd, g. Bachelor, and others
WIN. ROSS WALLACE, esq., will read Original Poem.
SINGING by " OLD ABES CHOIR"
THREE STANDS WILL BE ERECTED
from which there win be
SPEAKING in ENGLISH, GERMAN, FRENCH,
and ITALIAN.
The WIDE-AWAKE CLUBS of the District viii have
PARADE atsr the meeting adjoums.
Every unbiased Voter I'm the District invited to be present
ANDREW BLEAKLEY, !
HENRY SMITH, Committee
JAMES NJ. TUTHILL, Of
SHERIDAN HOOK, Arrangements
JOSHUA g. ABBE,
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Under the personal supervision Of bAkNUh
VISIT FROM THE PRINCE OF WALES,
who, with the DUKE OF NEWCASTLE, EARL ST 0Eh'
MANS LORD LYONS and others Of his suite expressed him
self delighted with the Cnnosities he examined .
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
COMMENCING ON MONDAY, OCTOBER %. 1860
Mr.. BARNUM hu effected new engagement with CHANG
LIVING UNITED SIAMEsE TWINS,
who with TWO Of their CHILDREN, viii remain on e1hiooon
here TWO WEEKS MORE. closing Saturday Nov TO- and
positively longer they sail in the Northern Light oi Cs
iorna Monday Nov T. and w1l again DO exhibited IA
NeYork Let all who wish TO them do 1t now or they are
forever too late They to be seen Day and Evening " e
'''0 NsI-roGRApHs OF THE PRINCE OF WALES, o.,
roR6 TY0Ss pi1KE OF NEWCASTLE and EARL ST
TWO ALBlNO CHILDREN,
with percty white skim white hair WOOL and pink eyes,
with All the features other pecuares Of pure Acans
Tbey are by their Mother who well 90 THEIR
FAfHER is PERFECTLY BLACK. -
THE STRANGE ANO MYSTERIOUS ANIMALS,
THE WHAT CAN THEY BE
LIVING WHAT is 1T OF MAN MONKEY.
moet interesting, amusing, and wonderful creature.
LIVING TAPIR OF :. A. HIPPOPOTAMUS
The FAMOUS LIGHTNING GALCULATOh the siSEsI SiSl
FLYING FISH, LIVING SHARKS LIVING ALL "a sAr0Rs,
LIVING CROCODILES, &c, LIVING aohsTEk sNAkES,
LIVING BABY ANACONDAs. LIVING HAPPf xAOLfe
WoNDERFuL FoRTUNE- misunderstanding fee. IS
THE GREAT HISTORICAL DRAMA,
JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN,
Which has been produced ONE HUNDRED CONSECUTIVE z
TIMES to crowded and delighted audiences Will be rspeass
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING THIS WEEK, s
aud O'clock in obedience to the solicitation Of the pat
rons the Museum from both the city and the country
ADMISSION rs cents Children under ten years. ID cent?
Psrquet front seats Is cents extra Children 10 cents
PAYING ONCE, ADMITS ONLY ONCE.
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4mnsements.

WINTER GARDEN.
w The extraordinary attraction Of GUY MANNEHN1s
which rends impossible Is hom the oh fof 50
long time permits Mics CUSHMAN dunag the short psrod
which remains Of her engagement to appear but Tor nfse 0
in each Of her chars ters. - =. ,,,,cv.s
On MONDAY Oct. 2si TUESDAY, Oct. soi wEDSEs-
DAi' Wv" Ms1 CUsHMAN
will appear In / er great character Of
LADY MACBETH. = -.
Macbeth. Mr.. J. w. Couldock Mscduf .....Mr. Dyoa
A academy OF MUSIC.-ITALIAN OPERA.
TO~NIGHT ONLY TIME OF THE HUoUENOTs.
First appearance in New York Of
MILE. FANNY NArALI,
First pma donna the Tacon Theter Havana
First aupearan: :e Valentine of
NINE. INES FABBRI
NINE BERTUCCA MARETZEK AS THE QUEEN
SIG STIGELLI In his great role Of RAOUL
CARL FORMES,
In bis celebrated character Of Marcel - - -.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, OCT. 70 ATSOCLoth,
Only night of Meyerbeer's greatest OpeTs Of
THE HUGUEN0TS,
With the most magnificent cast.
NINE. ELENA,
And complete Corps de Ballet
GRAND DOUBLE CHORUS AND AN ORCHESTRA,
Composed Of sixty Of the fret Professors -
Conductcr xAhL ASoSiOlL-,
On WEDNESDAY, only night of Webers grand romantic
Opera Of MN ,,n,,,c,r,,x,
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Sixteenth Ward-"Men of thought be up and stirring
Men of .ctiop clear -" MELTING othe REPU B.
TICAN ASSOCIATION win be held the Headquarters, No.
245 9th sy on MONDAY EVENING Oct 29 1860 at ocl2ck
r. p Cord IT, ESQ Of New Jersey Isaac Dayton and
Geo Peclham esq ofNew-York vi address the meeting
T.B. Ii. VANCE, President
Z T. G;IsEsas C. PasE1; }secret.ries
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Twenty-second Ward Lincoln and Hamlin Cam
paiRn Club THIS Monday EVENING, at "a o'clock
NJ siadelberger Hail. No. ga 8tn ay. The Hon JOSEPH
HOME DR.. FOY. HENRY BEENY. esq, FREDERICK
KAPP esq, and others, viii address the meeting
- JAMES Z. COULTER, President.
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Thirteenth Ward Republican Association-AA
sresia meeting of the Association will be held MOND AY
EVENNG at a O'Clock, hesdeusrteT No 42lt GIsnd st.
Several eminent speakers expected to address the meeting
The regular meeting OF the ision will be held TUES
DAY EVENNG The residents OF the District respectfully
invited. +. e. OOULD, PRESIDENT
i ! N BoIR, soI,, }ssoretG'eS
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Onward 10 Victory!

Onward TO Victory!
THE REPUBLICANS OF THE SIXTH CoNGREs-
sIoNAL DISTRICT comprising the xIth XVII and xvII,h
Wards are requested to assemble at the
COOPER INSTITUTE
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30,
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vTO POLITICIANS AND STATESMEN
Il s,xrsnxrH EprrIoS Now READY.
A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
fOa 1850.

vol, cloth E5 pages.
Coupled By HoSAcE 0sssLzy and JoHS p. CLRysIAsD.
Now Edition, and enlarged
With Appendix, containing the foIIowins sdainc.s:
The celebrated Virginia and kentscky ssonens Qf 19s ard
1199 which form part Of the Democrstc National Platform
Various Elxacts ffom various Speeches Of the Hon Hk-
VARIOUS News on the subject Of Slavery In the Tssss and
Extracts from The Terqn. 4 New MsIioo for the
protection Of Slavery and White sfdom and the vote Of Tho
House Of Representative b. Yeas and Nays proposition 70
declare such laws nol and void
The Points decided BY Supreme Court IN The Of D1eA
scott AZ, Jobn ssndford copied from Howfs hepers
The whole comprising Of isutai Nominations
and Esctlons including all the National Platforms over yet
,Sonted Also history of the sugge respecting Slavery In
The Te.ones and Of scon Of Congress 70 the Fr.e5om
OF the Public Lands sh the most notable spsecoss % L
Ter, of Mers Lincoln Douglas Bell Csss, Seward, Everett
Brcknndge H. v Johnson Ac kc touching NE qcescns OF
the day and Returns all Presidential Ele'on' snee
price Dsssrs and supplied rate Of Pc Pc, @ Terms
oash. Address The IhJnoNer New-.W..
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The Lincoln BattaIion and Zouave Corps Of tn.

ROCKY MOI NTAIN CLUB will NEE: In foil uniform at the
OLD RALLYING HALL corner Of Fulton and onnge-'a
Brooklyn THIS Monday EVENING s o'clock sharp TO s
lend the eeting At the Wigwsm.
BAILEY, Adutant j. G. DUDLEY, Commandant
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CITY .AwLKE' HgiRQUARTgRs, I
No 638 Broad vsy. !
AReguIar Meeting Of the CITY WIDE-AWAKE CLUB
will be held on MONDAY EVENING at their rooms No 639
Broadway, at o'clock. A. NJ COFFIN, Prenaent'
/. w. STEWARD, :
Headquarters open every day and evening,
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CRY WpE-AwAKB HEADQUARTERS, I
No 638 Broadway. \
Order No. 34.-The Inspressibe WdeAwakes Of Brook
lyn having accepted invitation to visit city Tuesday
evening the members of the CITY WlDE-AWAKE CLUB
are hereby notified assemble at their headquarters In full
uniform on TUESDAY the 3Oth inst, at q p. M, for
the purpose receiving brother and guests
end escong parade through city aud attend the
Ratification Meeting Cooper Institute held to respond to
the nomination Of FREDERICK A. CONKLING, Republican
candidate from the VI.h Congressional District
By order Of the Conmandant
ALLAN RUTHERFORD, ,,a.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON I
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Enurfh Ward Republican Association.-

JAMES 7. WELSH, Secretary.
j. TOKkgSs. ". ;.
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THE GREAT HISTORICAL DRAMA,
pARNUM TO THE PUBLIC AGAIN!

THE PUBLIC WILL NOT ALLOW 1T The people PRO-
TEST against IT, Families in the City, Families in the Coun
try, Ladies and Children from all parts declare III MUST NOT
BE- Cergymen aud Sabbath School Teachers-the First Fam
lies In Filth Ayepue-he most respectable classes ou this aud
o,bar c,,. all agree IN the desion Hundreds Of let
ters attest the same thing and RESPECTFULLY SUBMIT.
badfa determined to withdrew the great Hhtoncs Drsms
of JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN, In order to produce
other Drama which has been reheaed and ready for the
three weeks but after producing this Magnificent Thrilling
and intensely Interesting Moral Drama for EXACTLY ONE.
| HUNDRED CONSECUTIVE TIMES, In q style never sur
passed by any Drama any Dramatic Company In th.
try 6nd ths, the public becoming AROUSED merits
and are daily thongng the Lecture Room Of the Museum 70 an
extent NEVER before equaed The consequence
mned improve and strengthen this Great every
wsy possible, and to announce 1t for repetition
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
SEATS in PRIVATE BOXES may be secured in advance.
Also, In Balcony and Parquet
In the mean time am happy 10 thst have pre-
vailed upon the wonderful LIVING UNITED SIAMEsE
TWINS Chsng and Eng remain until Nov. To- They posi-
lively sail for California the 18th Nov. II viii also seen
by the Museum advertisement that the WHAT Is IT,hc
NEGRO ALBINo CHILDREN, AQUARIA and ho.t Of
other living attractions exhibited all hours day and
ing rendering this by ar the mos. attractive place
meDt in the world
The Pubnc's obedisn. servant
p I. BARNUM
American Museum, Oct q, 1860
T AURA KEENEs THEATER.
IL MONDAY aud TUESDAY,
LAST TWO NIGHTS
ALnrS'iA iAROOs,
On WEDNESDAY, Ai.. S.i MELVIN b
Ms. wrLtoueHBY
o0h. sEssAks ; .i. &c orsaa si.s,.d oAaAs. Re.s,
version ' "''''Is Ia MSIIASE SIIa ISf'f 'ffaAcINAIkE
Doors open at Otioek performance 70 0''A's"s
The Placer herald., 1860-02-18
THE ONLY SON.

Gszing back on years departed,
Sat mother, lonely-hearted,
Down her cheek sad tears had started,
Wept she for an only son;
Not word her lips were saying,
Reasons for her lips betraying;
But her earnest heart was praying,
For her lost, forsaken one.
Bitter cold the wind was blowing,
Cold the weary heart was growing
Forth to Heaven her prayer still going,
Wept she for her only son.
Father" cried she, "watch thou DER him.
Smooth Life's rugged path before him,
Soon to my fond arms restore him,
Save my lost, forsaken one!"
While she wept her hopes grew brighter;
While she prayed, her heart grew lighter;
Tempests could no longer fright her;
Hoped she for her only son.
Soon her earnest prayer was granted,
God soon gave her what she wanted;
In her arms she clasped enchanted,
Her long-lost, forsaken one.
Ye, who walk through life despairing-
Never hoping, ever fearing
Hear that mothers voice, all cheering,
Telling of her only son!
God is still His promise keeping,
His kind care is never sleeping;
Hope and pray, whenever weeping
For some lost, forsaken one.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-18

LITTLE FARMS WELL TILLED.-The editor
of the Prairie Farmer, after visit to the in
terror of his State, thus discourses:
The economy Of space and labor are both
important items in economical husbandry;
and the best cultivators find that little ju-
dicous planning is more profitable than the
expenditure of large amount Of muscle in
getting over" a large area of ground. 81
shall preach deeper culture and smaller
farme," said our friend, and we assented. 1t
is the harp Of thousand strings that needs
to be played on. Everywhere we 60 we see
evidence of the utility and profit Of good
cultivation as compared with slpshod's get
owe e-over-the-ground way Of doing things.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-18

Sheridan beautifully said: "Woman gov
ern US, let us render them perfect; the more
they are unenlightened, so much more shall
we be. On the cultivation Of the mind OF
woman, depends the wisdom of men. 1t is
by women that nature writes on the hearts
of men.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-18

DEATH OF A GREAT MAN.-The world of
Letters and the general reader will deeply.
regret the death of Thomas Babington, Lord
MacauIay, familiar to this generation as the
greatest of cotemporaneous essayists and
most fascinating of historians. He died sud-
denly, in London. on the 28th of Decembsy.
of heart disease. Lord Macaulay was pro-
life and graceful writer His last work Still
incomplele) the History of England from the
time of the Restoration of the Stuarts, is a.
noble monument to his genius. Whilst his.
historical writings betray elegance of style
and rare pathological requirement they are
scrupulously accurate and singuarly recon-,
dite. lie Gisdained not to step out of
the beaten track of eventful history, and
faithfully trace the progress of arts record
the condition of the humble masses, the rise
of commerce and of manufactures, and to
measure in his mellow diction the gradual
elevation of the Commoner with the propor-
tionate descent of the Patrician, both to meet
on common frontier 1t is greatly to be
regretted that lie was called away before he
had finished his last great work-hs Chef
d'ouvre There is perhaps no one who can
continue the book which he has so ably com-
menced Thackeray has the abi|ity--but,
we fear, is without the disposition to engage
in so serious an undertaking.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-18

WoMAN's DlcxrY.-It is impossible to
love where we cannot esteem; and no wo-
man can he esteemed by man who has
sense, it she makes herself cheap 10 the eye
Of fool.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-18

At twenty years Of age the will reigns'
at thirty the wit; and at forty, the Judgment
The Placer herald., 1860-02-18

Hear what gentleman, who returned
from Carson Valley dav or two since, tells.
the San Joaquin Republican. HE reports
the snow lying eighteen inches in depth for
tbs past six weeks, where previously it re,
mained but day orstwo. A gentleman
who had 1900 head of cattle in the valley,
for the purpose of wintering them, has lost
1000 head from cold and starvation--the
remaining 600 it was thought would also.
die. The weather has been extremely cold.
the thermometer frequently marking 90 deg.
below zero. There is nothing doing in the,
silver mines with the exception Of the Mex-
can claim, owing to the exTeme cold; board
is Sl8 and $lS per week, and not of the,
best quality, at that.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-18

Gen. Scott is seventy three years Of age.
and has travelled $4,000 miles since the Goth
Of September, 1852
The Placer herald., 1860-02-18

A TIcKLIsH SUBJECT. Marquis" said;
Louis XVI. one day, to the Marquis de-
Bierce, "you make puns upon all subjects,
make one upon me-" ASire." replied the
cautious Marquis, ''you are not subject"
The Placer herald., 1860-02-18

The fashionabies Of Cincinnati. Of tn Q
masculine percussion" have adopted the
latest style of cravats-a shoe-string tied 10
bow-knot, with the ends dangling on The,
shirt -bosom
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-11
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, july B.
The steamer Persia has arrived with Liy.
erpool dates 10 the 2ith.
The Neapolitans we're concentrated at
Messina 20 the number Of 5000, and we're
certifying that place. The evacuation Of Pa.
lermu had been completed, aud the Nrapolitan
lrigates had oil left that port.
Gariballi having formed corps Of twenty
regiments, ostenslbly for operations on the
main land, called council Of war, which
decided TO attack Messina.
Advices from Rayenna Of the 2ed state that
al Pola the Austrian Government had CON.
PEELED a Sandman merchantmen TO hoist the
Pontifcisl Gag. and that at Fiume harbour
the master had refused steamer for Raven
ma her papers, because she hoisted the tri-
colored Gag.
II was asserted that the 6nal Conference
al Baden between the Prince Of Prussia and
the German soyereigns had resulted 10 a
decisive agreement on the questions relative
TO Germany aud Foreign Governments.
The Soyereigns rendered their good Offices