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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
10 ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

Notice hereby given that at the next special term
Of the or cult Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin, to
be begun and held the court House in Lancaster in
said county tine first Monday ia Augus, a. ID 1861,
application will be made by the proprietor Of the fol-
lowing named BIZ cks, Parker Addition e inc village
II g,,scobei as designated on The recorded map and
nat er Of vacate all alleys running through blocks
number one two three and eleven, "A, I'D ana
also to vaeafe al that portion Of the street running
east and vest called Parker street, which lies between
blocks number two (2} eleven (l) in said village
Of BascObei
Lancaster, Nay 9th, 1861.
DWIGHT 7. PARKER, Applicant.
n, Barbar 4 Lowry his Attorneys. 50-l0w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
SHERIFF6 sALE-STUART.

State II Wisconsin, County Of Grant 50. G. " Ryiand
" Co, vs. Samund Stuart, Defendant. Circuit Court
Of Grant County, Wisconsin.
BY virtue OF writ Of execution Issued cut Of the
above named court, ia favor Of ae ahpye nod Plains
till and aeainst the above canned Defendant, 70 me d
reeed AID delivered and for want Of goods anu chateis
Of the said defendent whefeon 70 levy, have by the
direction Of the Plaintiffs Attorneys, levied upon all
81 the right title interest which the said defendant,
Signnna stuart had on tie 18th day 81 March, A. y.
1883 or hiss since acquired Ia ana 70 the following
described real estate 10 wits TIE southwest quarter
southeast quarter, oi section No thirty 59) town
ship No. six (b.) north 81 range two ca west Of the
fourth principal meridian Grant County, Wisconsin,
which said real esta will on the ZOth day q August,
A. d. 1861, the hour o 40 o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day oeF for and will SELL 10 the Iii hest and
best bidder for cash il band, az the outer door Of the
court house, in village Of Lancaster, Grant Cnun
IS, Wisconsin. said viii be made 10 satisfy the
Judgment Iii this case. amounting TO the sum olhiy-sX
and 6OlO0hs dollars damages ogs Their with COSTS and
interest ana costs accruing-Dated ShefFs Onace
Lancaster, July 1, i. D. ioel
j. b. MOORE Sheriff,
BARBER & Lowry, Grant County, Wis.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. S-Hb
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT,
I ESPECIALLY designed for the nse Of the Medical
II Profession and the Family having superseded tho
called sGins Aromatic, ..Cordal" s.Sedicated
Schnapps, etc. Is endorsed BY all Of the Dromi-
nent phy ieans chemists and connOiseur possess
ing all Of those intrinsic medicinal qualities (ouc aud
aiufetie) which belong 70 an old and pure Gin. Put
gp u quart bottles and sold by az druggists grocers,
etc. A. N. BINiNGEk L CO.,
tEstahllsAe4 lf1S) Sole Projectors.
No. 10 Broad street, n. Y.
For Sic by u. S. BARNES 4 co., No. ls Park
Row. Kew York.
orr long experieneeand familiarity With the equire-
ments DRueGisTs, tnd superior business faei-
ties enable u 60 furnish them with choice Liquors
medicinal and family use.
Febluafy 3. $500. 81 year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
GHERIFFs sALE-BRAMOW.

STATE Of Wisconsin. County Of Ggant, Afford Pal
mer, Plaintiff, vs.. Christopher BfalDow, Defendant.
Circuit Court OF Grant county, Wisconsin.
BY virtue Of writ Of execution issued out Of the
above mined Court In favor Of 'e above named Plains
iia against The above named Defendant to me di
rested and delivered, and for goods and chatttis
IF tie said defendant wherein 70 levy, have by the
direction Of the Plaintiff levied upon all Of the tight
title interest which he said Defendant Christopher
Brtnow, bad the 81 day Of February, a. D. 1852
has acquired IN and 70 the following described real
estate, WITT The west half OF the southwest quar-
ter Of section No. nineteen l9 township No eight (S
north offange No. J west, and twenty acres
the north IL the east hafofsouth-east quar-
ter Of section twenty-fguT CAD township eight ts)
range No. two ~ west, described follows COM
mencing at the quarter post east side Of section
tyfaar ~ hence south fy three and one third
(3351 rods thence west sixty 900 rods thence north
fifty three and third $3.50 rods, thence east sixty
(oe rods TO place OF beginning ~coniainiDg hun.
dred OF land more less, all in the county of
Grant. Wisconsin,; which said lands / viii on the goth
day Of August a. D. IS5l at the hour of 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of said dav offer for sale and viii sell to
the hg and best bidder for cash in hand &C the
outer door Of he court house. in the village Of ancas-
ter, Grant County, Wisconsin, Said sale will be made
TO satisfy the judgment in this case amounting TO tho
Of niaetywo and 95 l00ths dollars damages with
costs and Interests and costs aecrung.-Daled SheriGs
Ohce, Lancaster, July ], A 1861.
j. b. MOORE, Sheriff.
3-w6 Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

Ey There is an old maid in this coun-
try 50 ugly that whenever she crosses a
bridge the water all dams up being too
frightened to pass under her. She some
times hires out to overflow meadows.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

rs Gen. Butler went strong for jeff.
Dseis ii the Democratic National Conyen-
non. 4 Lowell cotemporary insists. not
outstanding, that tie General maintains
his consistency, and Il gofn0 fer Davis now.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
1srATE oF JAMEs HUMPHREY.

Il a...,.,,A - ,ho IIon tie
fo53v Court for the county Of Grant Commissioners
10 s ceige examine aud adjust ali claims nnd demands
Of all persons against the estate OF James damphF
late III the town Of Patch Grove in said county, deceas
ed and all claims and demands exhibited 10 offset tpere
la and seven nonshs from the 18th day Of june lotl
lere herebg give notice that we viii attend 10 the
business OF our said appointment at the Dwelling OF
Mrs Aluifa Bnmphly, the town Of Patch Grove, on
Friday the 6lh day Of sepenber 1851 and Friday the
17tA div Of January 1902, from O'clock, A. ~, until
o'clock, r II each OF said days-Daed this 21th
day 0f une 1861.
HENRY PATCH,
3-w4 GEORGE BALLANTiNE, Commissioners.
JARED WARNER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

EE- There are four things that look
very awkward in woman; to see her I'M
dertake to whistle; to throw a stone at
. hogl to smoke a cigar, and to climb over
a garden fence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

EE- What is the difference between 4
good soldier and fashionable young lady /
Oae,faees the powder, and the other pow
ders the face
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

Eg wharfage said an unfortunate
husband, rs the churehyard Of love-"
l'and you men, replied the not less an
happy wife, ''are the graye-ligeers.a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

RI 4 little boy in a railroad car see-
ing man with an uncommon supply Of
hair on his lips, exclaimed ooh, mother.
see that man with cat in MS mouth!'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

EE-" Don't you think, husband, that
you are too apt to believe everything that
you heaE- Z No, madam, ne' wher you
talk"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
MoCORMCII'S REAPER.
a. r. MCCARTNEY. Agent.

The subscriber authorizel agent for the propr-
etors Of AeGorm eks Improved Ksapers and Mowers
Combined for the
South part Of Grant County and all of
Lafayette County,.
He viii visit soon all parts within said territories
but persons IN want Of keapers wait for lin
to cali They can be supplied by Writing to hi.a at
Cassylle.
MeCOrmicSs Reapers are too well known to require
any notice Of 1hei lnerts recommendations or olir-
ions OF the press. They have stoed the test Tor
zen years or and still stand aud are found in
esefy neighaorhoed wherever pfairies prepared
for them 0 the supreme Architect and head Ma
chinesf, a. X. MCCARTNEY
Cassvl IL. May IS 1861. 50-0w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
1T win 10 Sod ct q Bargain /

will take good team in part Of the first payment
and reasonable time will be given the olher pay
ments For further particulars enquire Of the under
signed az Bossobel..
D. r. WALKER.
Boseobel, June so, 1861. 3-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
Van WAGENEN'S
celebrated English Horse Salve.

THIS Remedy for horse ailments Of the feet ana legs
aud especially .eundes, cracked and contracted eei
aud CATS wounae &c, has the following home rec0n-
menaatons:
Prairie dn Chen March 2l 1861
hereby certify that nave nj. Van N4ss eus s
Horse saiye on lame horse, IN two weeks Il c.us
ed new hoof 70 grow ree-fourtAs Of an fncfl it sur
passss thing IN the ne hose salsts ever used
also Tor The enItrgemept 81 coutsactee appears
perfectly successful JUEN THOMAS
Lancaster, April 2, 1851.
g. IA Wagenen. the Erorrielor OF this Ceie0rated
English Horse oaiye airiyed our tOWuthe zSth day
d March AMI called attention to The operation OF
hoof growing horse owned Is him. The horse las
been badly toanderea; his feet contracted that
tent thas he yeey stiI have ,ooked bin up
g tais The Eau day Of April it being eek s'uce
tae hrst eatioa uas anu say il seems al
most AviacIeAua does away athsi doubt ia rotation
e ioundf and contracted fact il bafses oeing neuEa
ble by The ~ tns GeiepfAed KENT ~ new FOOT
il now IL ct IA inch below the nair and has enlarged
Id the s1a uatagai feot TAR grown. For fur
tnar information Gait an lie stone Livery stable where
the effects can be seen above described; also the
most reliable esti npnias 81 n high standing IL
dIilefe parts OF the country.
Lancaster Wis., ApfAi5. s. G. sscD0NAID
42.tf WA. N. FOSTER
FOR SALE At TIE LANCASTER LIVERY ST4ef 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

~ q cubic inch of gold Is worth STAG
cubic foot, 500, 2ss; ana cube yard.
S6,8l1,7T6.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

Bas- Il is said that il there IS anything
lhat Will make = woman swear. it is haut-
ing Ter her nightcap after the light j blown
out,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
A GOOD BARGAIN.
Improved Farm for Sale.

LIN pa OVeI Il ann Tor sale.
win sell very cheap my farm Of l46 oflaDd, 80
under Cultivation, well satered good springs;
said farm has comfortable faans house ~,th good
cellar under has 30 good bottom lana
tor grass, and plenty Of timber, lhIfG OF the grain
growing tile place Will be sold with it, II sold
before harvest. said farm il situated two aud half
niles east ofthe viliage Ut Lancaster joining Joseph
AIcorns iarla the east,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

Ey-"Look here, Printer you hive not
punctuated my poem Mt ALL "Ngll, ST..
| am not a pointer I'm a setter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

EE How we train our volunteers First
we get them mustered and then send them
to the wars to Be peppered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

re- The man Who lives for himself
alone, efes FER ne ., unworthy fellow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

L0FHyet'e L0HHEy-~ I010H 4 IF0EIN q haNge I-asE.
So Of section 80
Icrms-20 per cent Of the purchase money in hand
ana the balance in five equal annual instruments with
interests at the rate Oh seven per cent perannum.
Address WA NJ. BOND, Geueseo, Livingston County,
Stale ofNew York. 2ltf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
snE REeRETrED n. The following an

SHE REGRETTEp 1r.-The following an
ecdote is going the rounds:
tfAn elderly lady who attended a meet
ing Of the First Vermont Regiment, arose
full of Enthusiasm, and said she thanked
God that she was able to do something for
her country; her two sons, all she had in
world, were in the regiment; and the only
thing she had to regret was, that she could
not have known it twenty years ago-she
would have furnished more
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
SLIGO AND TYRONE
Iron and Hardware Store.

The administrators Of the estate Of NICHOLAS
BOWLING, now offering to the public the largest
stock Of ron Steel, Hardware &c. in the Northwest,
witch will be seld at lower prices than be bought
Of the manufacturers and parties desiring TO purchase
will we'll to call and examine, as the entire stock Of
Over 800. 600 worth Of Iron, Steel, Hardwaressc.
must nov be closed out, consisting part Of
Iron All sizes, Bar, Bundle, Slab and Sheet Iron.
steel All SIZES, Cast, Plow, E. b., A. b., German
ana lee Cork.
Mails 10 cod, Spikes, Wrought Horse shoe
Nits.
Chains Gable. log, OK Trace, Pump Jack..Sc.
lin riate Copper, Brass, Zinc, Babbet, Block Tin,
Wire, Ne
ssos -PalloF, Heating and Cooking, With o. with
out Trimmings.
Castings Hollow Ware. Pump Reeds, Doorand Cat
Rollers, sleigh shoes, Nc
Tinmen'u Machines and FOOLS, in sets separately.
Timers Stock 10 gcnefal.
Carpenters Taols, coopers Tools, Edge Tools Circus
lar saws Mill Saws, Hand Saws &c, Scissors and Shears,
Farming Utensils, Backsmith's Tools, Table Cutlery,
Pocket Cutlery, Scales, &,- -
4 treat variety Of HOUSE TRIMMINGS, snch as
Iafches Bats Window Fasts, etc. Wagon Huhbs
Axegs Springs Tin Ware In fact. almost every thing
usually kept in a General Hardware and Iron Store
from a =. 1aek to an 4nrst"
address all orders TO
JOHN D. FRENCH, agent.
Galena, III, March lst, 1861 39-4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

Get that will not fall ii vain
any Of I, Northern Volunteers
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

Gg- Of what nation are al stocking
menders9 Darnation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
LEGAL.
a ENACTMENT WAGES.

A ENACTMENT WAGES.
Grant County, Town Of Liberty, ss.-In Justices
Court.
TO SYLVESTER WAGES You are hereby notified
that warrant Of Attach ent has been issued against
v,u and aerfy attached to satisfy tue demand
Of Willi@m W field amounting TO twenty-thTee and
5O-I0Oth liars. Now pa shail appear before
Charles Falks, Justice Of the PeaceIn and Tor said
July A. D 1861, &C one O'Clock ia the atterhoon
indent viii is rendered against you and your prop
Dated this slh das Of July, A. D 1861
4-3w WILLIAM " FIELD, Plaintiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

Sc How TO become real estate agent
Mary q rich wife,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
LANDS FOR SALE.
M URRAY lands FOR SALE.
Torn 4, NorlA Ran &c 5. J

November 1st 1880, Grant County, wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
The Peoples Store

before making their purchases No charge
goods. d. l. FAhnaT
Boscobel, April 81, 1850.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

nsIay gIides Onward into june

This is the beautiful figure by which
Longfeilow describes thetransition for girl
hood to womanhood But any one who
Shas stood. sss
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03
STATE ITEMS.

Rev. VIM. Scales of Lyndon has received
and accepted an invitation TO become pastor
of church in the Wabash Valley, lndiana'
The people OF jacksonville have bought
a fire engine, and fire company mas aireauy
been organized.
-Mr.Rufas Stearns OF Reading has ralsed'
the past season, fifty-nine and hall ousnes
Of wheat fIom one and a half acre oil lf.nd'
There has been several cases Of small
l,ox lately in Harfland. none OF which nave
however, proved fatal.
The Caledonian says a shock OF an
earthquake was noticed IN ST Johnsoury al
half past eleven A. NJ of the 10th ult.
Alvin House of West Enosburgb has
made from one COW, during the last seven
months, 27O pounds of butter, besides supply
ing his family with cream and milk
e. NJ. Brown, formerly of the Woodstock
Age, has taken charge of the Vermont Pat
riot, which parer was purchased by him not
long since.
of Sudbury brought into Brandon village a
few days since hog weighing 5ss lbs; and
Mr.. Geo. o. Swinnington of Leicester one
An aged lady by the name of Burpee,
Of Ludlow, di' d very suddenly short time
since. She stepped into the entry TO lock the
doOi before retiring for the night, and irnme-
diately fell dead without so mach as grCan.
AT Springfield, on the 22d of December,
seventeen inches OF snow iell within about
eight honrs. At Lunenburgh, on the 18th,
the mercury sank TO 20 degrees bel, zero,
and for two days previous it dad not rise
| higher than degrees below zero.
The Flannel Factory of Wells & Her.
rem, in Wsterville, was destroyed by fire on
the 22d ult Forty or fifty hands are thrown
out of employment by this fire. The factory
had recently been enlarged, and was making
six or seven hundred yards Of flannel per
day.
The ST. Adams Messenger says Judge
Redfeld has removed 10 Boston, where be Is
preparing, for Little Il Brown, law book on
wills, executors. and the settlement Of estates;
also revised edition Of Story's Equity Ju-
risprudence.
". II. c. Muzzy, aged IL years. residing
in the family Of Prof Robbins. Middiebgry,
was found dead in his bed a few mornings
since. An examination showed that the right
lul- "eas tDAiZerlc4s anu Af4aA q d4-f- btaFDl
vessel was ruptured. He was the son Of Rev
c. F. Muzzy, Missionary TO India.
Some weeks since, Charles Darby Of
Rockingham Center was thrown from IL.
wagon in Chester, by the running away Oi
bis horse, and his hip so badly broken that
the bone protruded through the flesh. He wa.
taken up and carried to the house OF CAPT
Coleman Cook, his brother-in-law, in Chester
village, where he died on the 2Ist ult.
The house Of Solomon Orne Of Albany
was burned on the night OF the 9th ult, with
all its contents. Los $500: insurance
S290.-The house Of 4. .. Poland "a Burke
was burned on the 18th, with furniture
clothing. etc. Insured for s300.-The steam
mill at JOnesyiile was burned last week,
while the men were at dinner supposed Il
have caught from the sparks Of a tobaccc
pipe No insurance.-Tne blacksmith sho.
OF Amasa Bigelow at Barton Landing va,
burned on the morning Of Dec. l4th.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03
WAsHNGTOS, JAN. 2ad, 1861

WAsHrNGToS. JAg. 2ad, 1861.
Anew Collector for Charleston in Place Of
Mr.. Coleock, the secessionist, who has eniiste1
under the State AUTHORITIES, viii be noninaasa
by President Buchanan to-day. IL IS though
the announcement will cause an explosion 10
the Senate. Maj. Anderson informs .ne
President that be does not want any rem
forcement; declaring that be can defend him
self alone against the whole OF South caro-
Ina. The President exhibits determln atom
not 10 be inundated or coerced by the insur
gents, and has given the acting Secretary Oh
war authority to take any and al the meas
ures necessary TO protect the Interests OF me
Union. and the Secretary will attend pronPt-
" 10 the discharge of bis duty. The Press
dent will not send any message on me SUD
iect. but will issue proclamation IN reisason
10 the insurgents and the design OF capturing
the forts. Senator Bakers speech % orlng
li-tened 10 by an immense audience. Inc
Armory and Infantry BARRACKS, together WIN
several stores, were burned here this MORN
ing 1t is currently reported that forces are
organizing at the sauth for raid on Wash
ington.
Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, has accepted
the appointment Of Secretary of the Treas
ury under Mr.. Lincolnis administration
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

SITUATION OF THE FoRTs;5Fort Spmtsr
hes I'll SH~|D Va 80 sup Shf,-
mel, and Is built in the stream. 1t is of solid
masonry, octagonal in form, pierced on the
north, east and west sides with double row
of portfolios for heavy guns, and on the south
or land side, in addition to openings for can
non, is loop-holed for musketry. 1t is said to
be bomb-proof. A force of $50 workmen has
lately been engaged in mounting the guns
and putting the fort in order. 1t contains
40 guns, many of them being the formidable
ten-inch .Columbiads," which throw either
shot or shell, and have very long range.
There is very large amount of artillery
stores, consisting of about 10000. pounds OF
powder and proportionate quantity of shot
and she'll TIE City of Charleston can be
shelled from Fort Moultrie and is completely
commanding by it. The fort can only be
approached by water, and the only way OF
entering it is through the PORTFOLIOS or by
the gate, the entrance to which is swept by a
cross-fire from cannon on all sides.-M y.
Tines.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

DETAILS OF THE EVACUATION OF FoRT
MoULTRIE.-The Charleston Courier of Fri
day says that Major Anderson has opened a
civil war by his act, which was a gross breach
of faith, violating a solemn pledge given by
his chief and accepted by South Carolina,
and in the face of assurances from South
would be respected until an open declaration
of war.
Major Anderson commenced the evacua-
ton of Fort Moultrie at shutdown on Wednes-
day. The men were ordered to be in readi-
ness with knapsacks packed, and after pare
ade and review were ordered 10 embark on
two schooners, taking all the necessary stores,
&c. Under the cover of night great por-
ton of the provisions and camp furniture
were transported to Fort Sumter.
Major Anderson had strengthened the cit
adel of Fort Moultrie in every way with loop
holes and other effectual modes, so that if at
tackled he could retire to IT and blow up
other portions of the fort, the mines having
already been sprung and trains laid ready
for the match. The barracks and other in
defensible parts of the fort would have gone
at a touch. Nine eight inch Columbiads on
the ramparts facing Fort Sumter were spik-
ed, and their carriages burnt, as soon as the
fort was abandoned. AL the other guns were
also spiked. The ammunition wagons had
been broken up TO form ramparts, and the
entire place was Uttered up with fragments.
The Courier says the spiked guns will soon
be in condition TO respond TO any hostile
demonstration against Charleston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

VT. CENTRAL r. R.-A meeting of the
First Mortgage Bondholders of this road was
held in Boston Dec. 18th, Henry Rice of
Boston in the chair.
j. w. Emery, for the committee appointed
last February to conduct the suits in which
the bondholders are interested, said that the
Chancellor of Vermont had decided that the
cost of the Vermont Central and Canada road
was sl,251,227 10, and that the amount of
rent due them from the Vermont Central was
S6l6,6 20. This amount is less by &c.,
600 than the amount claimed by the YER
mont and Canada, an amount which accrues
to the benefit OF the lst Mortgage Bondhold-
ers. This suit is now pending in the highest
Court in Vermont, and will come up at st.
Albans on the 10th of January.