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, 1861-07-03

been Worses
Dickens !. AL the Year Roundn, looks Into
the composition Of the American soldier with
tie knowing wink Of q magplas The Chicago
zouaves will appreciate the compliment, but
dikoTn the comparison. Dickens says:
"The cnly quality that renders IN American
" fitted for military service is his proud inca
ps city Tor obedience. He hates uniform as he
hatea hyelyi and he does Eot recognize tho
divine hight Of generals. His mind Is not 70.
ceptlve Of pipe clay; he defeats thoee small
pnnctnhous c1actlons which In tie English
amy a seemed almost intended merely to rufne
he L temper md. @eak the spirit OF the men.
one, but he does not like to have to nerform
meninl services that should only be required
from "he}Fs,' The result Is, that 6f iii The
VOLUNTEER corps in America tho moat popplaf
Is the Zouaye regiment Of Cheaeo.n
, 1861-07-03

observation Of womsnkind, this deponent
saith not; bxt certain 1t Ia that the doctors
az eaid they wanted nurses from the ranks
Wnom taey could make obey them BY tho ap-
pHcaHon Of military law, sud your cores
pondent confesses that be had many fears IS
to the result. But thanks to woman's might
all feaf, add these medical Ulords Of creation'
we're forced toconfess that woman's kindness
and sympathy are as effective in the military
hoepita1 a. tn mansion and cottage ltehas
always seemed strange that there should be
any necessity for -st..>ste
"Laek Of woman's nursing.
around the young soldier, whsn there were
90 many true hearts rezdy to takea al the riska,
and brave all the dangers At the position Of
nurse to the soldier. now thank God It Is
Dc emonst1ated that the necessity does not exist.
The presence Of these ladies haa demonstrated
that there are numberleas little things, eseen-
1 e u: fe@ee hf 81 as Ses
every woman sees by intuition, and supplies
as IT by magic The smile with which the In
valids greet their preatnce, the praises which
ore layished upon them BY the friends Of the
sick, the uufeigned pleasure with which
the physicians greet their visits, and the az.
near the patients, al testify to the benedcence
Of their mission, and their Success IN fnla1ling
it,. Much Of this succeas Is doubtless due to
the superior character and quail of
the ladies' employed, and too much pTnise cau-
not te awarded to Mrs, Yates for her disc1imf.
mating Judgment In the appointments thus far.
To the sick they are angels Of mercy, to the
desPondirg invalid they are as Il m;nistering
spirits" preparing with their own hands the
delicacies that awake the appetite. and WOO
the returning strength, and; soothing with
gentle word ind npathetict tone the restless,
fevered one, until be feels "a though he we're
"home again"
No f1atteriDg compliments from thosa In
health, no en0lnments OF rink or Office could
be any reward to these noble, elfsa women;
but reward they shall have, and it will be In the
blessings Of them that were ready toperish,"
in the prayers that shall ascend for them from
the full hearts Of hundreds of mothers, wives
and sisters, whose saddened hearts yearn over
their absent ones, but whose hearts will thrill
With gratitude 10 God and these noble women
for their timely kindness. The little ones at
home will learn to lisp their Names; to
thouEanda Jet unborn their names will be.
precious, and their memory, like q ointment
poured fortb," !" and hetter than al in that
"great day for which al other days were
made" the "Kirg OF Kings and Lord Of
Lords,,' will say unto them, Inasmuch Is ye
hare done It unto one Of the least Of these, Te-
hare done it unto me-" 8. H.
, 1861-07-03

The REBEL PR1yATKEnRa FLEEr-We haye
prepared table Of the names Of the vessels
now a. the South under the control Of the
rebel Government. Many Of these vessels
were formerly engaged in the Texas, Havana
and Key West trade. The legitimate owners
Of Fix or seven Of the steamers reside in New
York, but the rebels have confscated and ap.
propristed them TO their oFn use. The fol-
iDWsnp in 4he }:St.
, 1861-07-03

In FIT CoMPAE1oSsuIP.-Jef., Davis erna-
ments the Rogues' Gallery in Philadelphia,
and Isaac Toucey, Howell Cobb and Jacob
Thompson are numbered and labelled among
the art treasures Of the New York police. The
New Workers have also sent for Gen. Beaure-
CARDS likeness. The only parties who can
object to euch companionshiP are the thieves
and highwa.men represented in the same
jrFme
, 1861-07-03

- Parson BroHnlow recently declared in
relation to the Union men Of East Tennessee ::
ave intend to f9ht the secessionists .sntil aeH
freezes orr, aad then fight them on the ice,
4Or any other man :,
, 1861-07-03

The following table will show what pro.
portion Of the new appointments have been
made frcnl the regular army BY promotion,
and what from volunteers OF civilians:
Regular Army. Civt1ianB
, 1861-07-03

l. Nor THE MAa.-The B5eton RpH aays tho
1T Amntlio, tie f1ne s:ngsrsAac autaa.o N "A,
is sEse In Mexico. Hrh 1sFgtr hel1y taa2
,;1tr. It : Il, Is y3as ett. .tro.htr 1ao tis3--
tie outh wLo 1etat I'd In Nca Yo1k.
, 1861-07-03
PROF. WOODS RES rORATIVE CORDIAL
AND BLOOD EESovAIoe.

THIS ~l7inTeatei Cordial ha. already been hailed
o7 hanafeds & Tie ct.zeEs Ut St Lrufs as the most
snah; medical Preparation otzed to tao ssax
ltppsesses all the qualities Of strengthening md
pgrl ng Cordial and u agreeable to tae taste a.
frlGtI H!1e u frend Of ou-s WIG has been IN fhehIo
heath all sumTe mud threatened tn chIIls and r.
asufcs "a hat after ustn. bottle OF sis creas
remedy ;fic tie past Ten dy he ts entirely Esred
veil 7ef''e' A 737es~
We t:ye been lei b recommend Woods Rcst,r,t1v.
Cordial Goni t= the rienl a5sye
named aou We caaa1t give our rener5 better aaTtoa
Lcrs Express. ~
, 1861-07-03

The Appo1n tme1ts in the New Hexf.
nentt.
The following statement shows the State
Of Territory from which tho appointments in
the eleren new regiments to be addedto the
regular army have been mzde:r !:
, 1861-07-03

Tta following ~ part Of business letter; III sos-
.nory THIS Incidentally slvca. therefore the mora
valuable:
MoNRo1, Coxs,
PROF O. j. Woop-D8AR SIR: Please allow Iua 10
addfe-s yo1 trainE your very valuable Ecstoza
tive Cordial and Blood Renorst5r. I hage been SICK
1sr Tcre than year, ard have tried slraost evory
method to get 1r1sk and hare found but very uttle
nhtii tried your Caral and muss say 1t nAkes ma
feel pe:teE. took bad cold ovrr year ago, which
Ten me doFn VERY Low. and could get no relief IN
~ s&v your medicine advertised In the Rr:d<epnrt
Farmer; sent to j. E She!tens and got = hotli.;
to get soEe EaoEe, DC. Sc.
Tocr obc,ltcnt serysat
DAVID F. WHlTLOCK
Tina every one. co matter how low aud how much
1nef have suffered eEpeEtcnce alnost Instant relief
ttoE 4ANf Many ThoraAJp8 WILL nLEs3 TH7 DAT
THAT THEIR ATTENTION. WAS CALLED TO IT. Come ali
Eao sutrr: do Ect watt oao hour; thtr IL zstaka
abcut it, It VII! cure xofE BE well and sut1sr m
apfculatnrc grave.
Eead the following ltrscr, }rst received:
1fE. ". KING, Jr, BnHalc n I'll purchased of
y0n ohe week ase. bostla Ct 7rof Woods Ressora+
use totd:a1 acd ind myself eatre1y relieved Of dis
tleesnT dy y.pepsa. Producing s1opaaxe Of breath.
general Ut billy. and pain tn the side Waas bot
tle more. anl believe ttat shall be cured becsnsa
cccEh, are sll sune
New Hartf,rd, Oneida County. n T., Feb ttts. 1851.
Z. DRWA80.
, 1861-07-03

~ The three secession papers in the First
district Of Kentucky persisted in single
week They were al very green, and proba-
BY they were destroyed BY the army-worm.-
Louisville Journal,
, 1861-07-03

In Western and Central Tennessee Union
NTH were oVerawed, and either ret1ained from
going to the polls, OF under the influence Of
terror were dragconed into voting for seccs-
kinr
, 1861-07-03

TENNESSEE ELEcT1ox.-The following are
the cfficia1 returns of The late Tennessee cleo
finn.
, 1861-07-03

For aAk By the following Druggists Ia caI:sr,,
EEEp Co: ]. L ~ Lake street
SMITH l. DWTER, ~ L1ke etrret
JOHNSON, J. H. ~ Sk1ta s4xeat
6AR5EAI, +. =. COT Randolph and Sta.a
ALLEN. G 3. 1a West Harrison xtrret
EOkAANA l. CO. GE0RGE Ie5 Randoioh 4tea>e
BKQNhOlD, HENRY 2os NORTH ClsrF strert ~
BRYAN. A. B. D. n est MaI1i4oa sfrnef
BRfAN r. 4. fremont Nock
BUCK i EAYhER IS Clark ttfrnf
CLEAlM0SH, IEONIDAS L. West Rsudo(os,
DEEkRs, q. G. u Weet Madison street
DQkENHURff, n. W Vest aka tfatt
DRElER, E Is Milwaukee avenue
GALE ERQTAERS, 2u2 Randolph street
9s sER1SGN, 9. e. ~ West Lake etreef
HEYlLAE, CHARLES 81 West Laks st1cek
EIIEACpEK. Il. ~ 6tste streek.
ROUhEk F. IN. % West Randolph Btresk
JANNESYs VIZ CARa1 street
IEEOHE NIL ON s1S South Clark R$toek
NAHLA- ERE0ERlCK:# State ktfnet
MATIHE1, PHILLIP, q Blue Island aYckua
HEREIR1AN, :. wv. r Ia Clark shca&
MULLER ". Il. 10 South Well ltfsos
O'HARA, s. l. % West Randolph s&reeS
PAYNE, J. D. State EtrEet, ccraeF ManYo~
KEDtlsH, HENRY -, Violent Etreek
ROEAHElD, J. 20 Sort1 Clark 1krnef
1HA1ER +. r. under Sherman Hou9A
WHITE . BEABROQK. % West Naaison at,n.
MhENScHE; CHAE1+ks i3a AuWsakes 31ssSn.
Wao.esa,e a:rat4 II sasnuf4essrssa zz.ez.:
al. JuLL1x. ~~,-- xax
, 1861-07-03

- Iftbc Missouri disunionists Hou1d on1v
throw down their arms, they wouldn't have
TO throw out their legs as they do.-LouisrMe
JcHr,4al,
, 1861-07-03

OFFICE OF IuE PROVOST MAEsHA1. !
BALTIMORE. June ., 1861.
Inventory Of alms, munitions Of war, etc,
found in the building occupied By tho latt
Marshal Of Police, Colonel Kane, the build.
ing beirg known as the "OId City HALL"
! si1 pound iron gun, With Timber only.
! do do without timber.
? 2f6ur.pound ::t do
II tuns assorted shot.
TX kegs shot for steam gun.
l20 Tint muskots.
2Hall's carbiues.
8Iifes.
ssGaSle 5 s;gs5. tasrellsa shot sa gnn'.
9 horse pistols.
IS small do
1872 bu}let mouIds.
5 ca1tIidge boxes.
dirk kniYes.
5sWoras.
kettle drums.
l 1ot Of worm aud screw drivers,
! box musket cartridges.
50 gun ccnts.
IS rifles.
3s1s dozen copper powder asaks,
Sla do small do
6muekets.
LII canisterB.
l lot Of flannel bags.
II old musketa.
25 MIME muskets.
48 Halls c1rbinA,
Set slow matches.
" 48 million Int caps.
2kegs ball cartridges.
100 rife do
735 Ha1l's rife do
], ,162 rounds ball cartridges.
65 20 long ban MIME cartrideea,
7Cau1ste1a Of shot.
A tWelYeFound cannon ball WIS also found
in the back room, bearing the following in
ecriptisn:
'F1on. Fort .Samt<r-Resexted 10 Col, Geo,u4
T. hane, Maraaat Of Ib3iee Of
We learn that the entire number Of Mis-
ksts found upon the premises, visa between
si1 snd seven hundred, besides 5000 rounds
POWDER TRAN p1scoqzaxp.
Last evening train Of powder, shout four
inches wide and two deep, was discovered
leading under the different parts OF the, old
C1tJ Hal. Feating that some eyiI design was
INTENDED, guard Of forty men were detailed,
whose business Was to watch around the
Hal during the night, and allow no one to
sspE!oaeh It, except those who had special
business. =
49,. CANNON FOUND. p.
In the back part Of the hall, door was
found, which, from appearances vns roceatly
made, that led from the back room ont to the
Alley which .leada to Saratoga street Ii The
entrance Of The door three cannon Tero fouad.
and about three tons of balls and eheIL The
balls were Of Ill sizee, sene weiahiag tTo
ounces Ehtle cthers weighed eisht * teu
paunds- Tba sman enes .Wero Intended to be
Enofsied- u eBd thrown tnto-the canuou,;
Nhleh Men1d hare the effect Of tnakipg,thes
lire terrible. ~ -
4 BAG eP ucL- KANR's LETTERS POUND.
TAiEEu nfrfrp vhi3c th4 usrd 7,sro lava.
HeatfEg tie ti1eIe1t parts Of tbs Oil Cir
, 1861-07-03

n
PROF. Woop-DkAn SIR; ALLOW ne L, expra,. I,
IT, E9sS ny gratitude t9r The scnernl and mirac1lYna
71r&ce3 OF Thy Restorative Ceral and Blood Rc,Dy,
tof - the past nve Jcars 1hare b.en l1ncf rlc,t
t ealtkfsatnent " con 2!leaton OF ulseas amou;s
tssn Tth seGt raj defanscness Of The stonaah aal
Gowe+ elnpioyed the hest skill heEe and At Dssr5I
70 the reen aHd Secd part q te tlns to shs bei,
snnSssinE lat1issah: pain | ntten. IN my despair,
ISat Rrs r. epG ~ sn1lss2z and thought course
alrested NJ atteatoa to thy slyc.se 10 :no NoT
q = lines Procured bottle of thy Cord,l and
resse VS. soon good. ana whnt waa better / c,SId
sa oh eaf With comfort " pain cessed and frca.
scr bed and prrft ct sSe1eto It has brouS ne M
50 @ an Tow strong. healthy woman, whote ra,nlE
Hli! VIII Ge ever :haEk taer tha Instrument unIsr
tu u tfls great eHre- And ao me- IL .ay b nv u
Elste1 E hsts!. ~ over the werld suffes 10 oassr
tcE y u give thr. tnstan. relief
11urs faithfully, SUSAN RISBT.
, 1861-07-03

The city finances Of st. Louis are seriously
dtranged and embarrassed, and the open re-
pndiatien Of its debts by the Mayor and Coun-
ell, as recommended BY Mayor Taylor some
days since, is Oh event which, II it has not al
ready taken place, can hardly be long delayed.
A loss OF more than twenty millions in the
assessment list Of one year, and deficiency Of
certainly $500, 600 in the treasury receipts, to
Say nothing Of the general sta gnation Of busi-
ness, are results for which 81. Louis may thank
her runaway Governor and the traitors that
have plctted against the interests Of both city
and State. At the meeting Of the City Coun-
cu, last Saturday, the Committee On Ways
and Means submitted lengthy report, Of
which the following is brief statement, cop
led from the Daily 3etns:
The current expenditures for City PURPOSES
for the present fiscal year are estimated at
$5S2, ,s25; the floating debt il $255, 900; the
Interest on the funded debt il $3.50, 600; and
the amount Of City Bonds falling due during
nse 1ae yer is ~, ,s9o-making Total Of MONEYS
this amount is cut down to its lowest possible
figure, being 1850, 600 less than the actual ex-
penses last year.
To meet this, there ie the estimated revenue
dIem taxes on real and personal property,
Sa0aI ard the revenue from other sources
S2S3.0o0@being total Of $773,441. Thus We
have,
Estimated Expenditures 1868. .o25
Estimated Receipts III
Deficiency. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S49f594
This is certainly bad enough, but it Ia prob.
ably not the worst Jet, for in the estirnsted
leVcnne there is no allowance made for delin-
quent taxes, which 1t is certain will be larger
this year than ever before. II the estimate OF
delinquent taxes, viz: one-third of the assess-
ment, should prove correct, the aggregate de-
feiency will be increased to S64 .93l.
The plan proposed by the Committee for
meeting this extraordinary et.te Of alf.trs is
ard tonds until such time as the means there
for shall be at their dfeposal"-or, In plain
words, to make default on the interest and
bonds falling due the present year This Is
certain]y Lumiliating alternative to the peo
PIE 81 city who hage ever boasted Of their
any practicable plan Of escape from 1t.
1he city is rot bankrupt, for, with an ag-
eTegate debt Of &, ,168, 700, 1t oHns buildings,
laade and other property, valued at SIG, ,0O0,-
Ceo bnt With IN assessment list reduced
1fem s1o2 408 2s2 In 1860, to $81 ,974, ,1g3 in
T.: 1s6l and the certainty Of la1ge delinquent
list caused BY the extreme. .ditH tlty of raistng
money 20 pay taxes=it will find ita revenue
about $6i4 ,931 short Of the amount required
for current expenditures and payments on ac-
count Of debt.
What is to be donee Shall tho CITY mike
default On its bonds, this year, and next yesr,
and each succeeding year, until some good
time coming" when ne shall have enough
surplus money to liquidate all accumulated
alreaTages? Shall we double the taxes, when
It is almost Impossible to pay them now!
Shall FIG eel the Parks, aud lease the Water
wo!Ess The question Is serious one, and
Gtmaude serious reflection.
, 1861-07-03

years Of age. Aaggi II the "Sogesnt Major''
whose criticisms on the plan Of the Bethel az
pedaton have attracted considerable atten-
ttoo
, 1861-07-03
AFFAIRS AT BALTIMORE.
KnNe's Mun1tfons OF War,


ulsVVFEaf OF MIME RIFLES, ETC,
About nine o'clock this morning men were
70 investigate the surroundings Of thc Old
City Hall, lately occupied by Marshal Kane.
but now By Provost Marshal Kenly. Dpting
the ins estigation, they discovered In the back
:oom of the hall sigcs as il the floor had been
taken up, and On Pr ing it open, came upon a
large number Of Mimic rifles, balls and alnuu-
nitlon, which had been stored away under thu
flooring. They were taken in charge by the
Provost Marsha1.
The following is the Official Inventory OF
tie aims, munitions Of war, etc, found upon
tie premises up to twelve o'clock. Search
IS still being made abon. the building, yard,
e'c; The different station-houses are ioteu-
PAGES under the charge Of the Provost MAJ
slal:
, 1861-07-03
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE coRDl Al

For. wAtle pleasant to tho tssts II e >, ,.x,s-.
ht3ss9tIg sad eains = 10 7itsl poassa '
aIlits original purity and thus fesoFrs ane 3
she 2 item invuloefA6le 70 attscxs Of dls%ass.
IN ny v5 s M 70 M e9Gt 1aeted 70 sas worM
90 Chemically and skil1fally combined to os do
- to act "a perfect accordarce with the Laws Ut rs
ture. and hence soothe to the weakest ttomAeh and
9TH irritation. ~
It Also perfectly cxhz1strs n its enecta and yet
eptr!e "
II Is composed entirely ct vegetables, 2nd ta9,a
thotonghly colnbt1ug oHcrfu1 tonic and sos.hl1s
properties, and consequently c1r never fnJu.a
such Eemedr has long been de*deratnm In TN
eal sciences. and also BY all who have suffered roa t.
h.at7; aoc scch rsr1edy JoC Will dad IN tha
, 1861-07-03
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT Fr
The Cordial IL all we claim for iS!l
MOTHERS, TRY

AEd 70 you appeal detect the Illness or decline
net only Of your daughters oefre 1t a too ste but
s1sm lalse deaisac7, of:sa go doxa to . rrematgra
tue The 2tter Arc often mixed up With the sxctts
cent of business tha: II II not for you they roo
t;o ste to arrest heir fatal Isl. But the N tner u
always stEslant end TO confidently appeal; HoT
II point 5cut to
, 1861-07-03
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

7Ae Sacrifice at Matthias Rbint-WAat tie tit
Ng SsYg TRsase & aa;ts doi1gs 6y ns Indiana 6oyt
zonaues petition 10 aaoot ManE ea,tfidges. 70 a. a.
not to hut the enemy t--::4rrisals Of tsep RaqI.
'nenfs-"lTain Of can d mile tloag'rCRetur,a Of
93nt'issiontr Dole msd hi. good account sf tHe
afesf-1hc Southern Zndtdns nso4s. .3avora5ze:
1san or fsass-F2aa ,uisinFsat chs Pfzat-
, 1861-07-03

These arc al acting under authority from
= s. DIX, ,snd there are two nurtes with the11th
RI gincut acting under State su:herity, whose
nsrnes I do not reco11cct.. In undertaking the
dies tavo had a wonderful smo cunt Of re1udice
10 oTsscoue, up1n <l4c1psxt cf the physi;isa<
vic seene d TO fear thss tho lady nurses would
.Itt he tr l1ieft rtfy "obe3icnt y ID tbs ex1ea.
itcn Ct "doetc1e' orders." Waela-1 tats At
ttsoe ftcm 81 stxferien2s 1t hons" CT aas.:.t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-18
Great Remedy for CJnghs, Co,ds i
Kidney Difficulties.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
PREPAREDBY
DR.. j. w. POLAND & CO.,
GOFFsToWN CENTRE, Nh

GOFFSTOWN CENTRE, Nh.
THE following testimonials will tell something aCo9-
Medicine that is now becoming popular faster tl4u
any other article sold bv druggists =
Rev. }. X. Chase, OF Kumney, N. H.. under dae n
April 4!h, 1860 says :-'' When your favor, 1.-TWO to
ering from most severe cold. took the C0mpout
and was able to preach in two days. Belle.
the Compound is an invaluable medicine. do VIZ
thousands ho know nothing of its virtues, would BE-
come better acquainted whit"
Rev. l.. c. Stevens, Pastor Of the Baptist Church
Gohstosn Cert. "a letter dated Fed 3D. l IS .ay
with 81 Snal success 5eiiere 10 bs one ct ~ r.
Cough Heane'i,s frer pr'Parea. Beside its valle IS
Cough medicine have good reason t. believe to-.
all it claims to be for Kidney Diseases and Datc'e-
Mr. Asa Goodhue, of BOW, n. H.. so prust ed D,
D,6ttes, in March, 1859 that neither hinseItnor an
who's him thought that he could possibly live thro1s
the month As a last resort he Thought he you" r.
the White P'"e ConpOtnd. They lrocuTtd T. to;g'.
him he tegan TO take it and 10 rhe surprise OF a.H
mcdiate'y showed signs of amendment, FieTeA moaN'
afterwards (Feb 49, 1902 in tuIi statement q his CO
he says believe Dr. Po!aud's White Pine Compoun'
under God, has been the means OF my recovery ''a
undreds Of cases Of Kidney complaints, CURED ~
rRELY by taking the White Pine Con'pound, nave OesO
rfpo ted by druggists. Hereare two SAMPLES
An aged man in Danvers, Mass, heard OF the on
pound, wonderful curative for kidney ctnpanl>
Being great sufferer from that difficulty ne sent 10 t
Apothecary iortwo bottles They CURED him. Head
they We're worth fifty dollars He has since sold 200"
many bottles h nSelf
The second that OF business mar N sa,sh.
Mass He also cured of the same comptsjni' aiteh
wards he went to Minnesota lhe great ia!9 ue OF ~!
journey brought return of his iormer difficulty qua
seeking in vain in Minnesota Tor tie Comp ord' lie VA
compelled to send all the way 70 SG4em 10 nave 10
"julY, 1890 Dr. POLAND J c. Butteried, d.
who sells yolr Medicine, has requested m" 10 S!'g .
br!et statement of what your White PAf t0hP' H| III
d0;,e tor had been afflicted with The Kidney on
lIains Tor long time. and had bed Cough Oh u"
years standing. which caused ne to d e'oCG Gun,
thar should ever ret nv health AGAIN. But f'30 'V
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-18

STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court, holden
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. ! at Chelsea, within and for
said District, the goth day of June, A. D. 1861;
NOMES hrvill P. Saler, Guardian unto Emma O. Salter
" a minor residing in Tunbrdge in said District. and
represents that his ward is seized of certain real estate in
said of Tunpridge being the same and all the land
and buildings thereon conveyed Lovey d. Salter, by
deed of warranty from Ezekiel and Sarah Drew, dated
the 2lst day of December, d. 1889, containing about
twenty of land and that the sale thereof is cessa
ry for the payment Of gage ncumbrance said
real estate and prays that license may be granted him
to sell the agreeably to the statute such case made
and provided:
Wher upon it is ordered that the same be referred to
session of said Court to be holden at the Probate Office
in Chelsea in said niSric the 18Th day of July, A.
1851 for hearing and that notice be given to all con-
carned by publication Of this order three weeks success
svely ii the Green Mountain Freeman printed at Mont
peer IN tbs state, previous to the time appointed as
aforesaid for h airing, that they appear at said time
and place. and show cause, any they may have, why
such license should not be granted.
fy order Of Court
287fw3 ]. L. Cj.EAVEIAND. Register.