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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-08

Osr-CoUPON6.-Lo in trsnsuissiou BY
mall to ChAriot;es VILE. Va. the following
tSpons Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
ConpsnY
I" Il 10 81 " go. 90 %
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CERYANTS FOB HIRE-I have sevsrn
MEN, suitable for Farm, Garden, OF
s1y other laboring work One old MAN, &
very good hand In a garden. Also, severa
BOYS, small and large; one of them first
rste house servant and one WON AN ant
CHILD, just nom the country.
JAMES MOORE,
10 $50 81 Main street,
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= IaibosRi,
.. oee.n.sani 10.
!. "a, po.r,
ie a-4is
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RAHH,

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bond. Va.
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01&SScII0 X101o, v6fy superior.
Bag.foOm Ftxteres, &c
Any one wishing 70 parchaAs privately,
can do - By applying to
TROS.W KEtsEE, Aacsr.
TslHs -(,ash on delivery Ms
"OUaEAULO An u III q. hkN fU1Nl.
H TuRH kO1 SALE AT AUs 1lON -
. al - sold. on WEUN hSDAY MORNING
TshruAry u. comms1cipg ~ 10 o'clock, 81
tAs ruatdeueo cf AFs. Ana 3. Coleman, vAc
1oap sAo hioAneno Hooss, AL of her 0OU0H.
lOl.D and H cUHEN tUaNlTV1E. -.
oio1ing ~ tAo uouAl variety. 9AsRo IA vogJ
lAyue - Aaapes1os Estana1on D1ntn0- 1AAls,
1eeIly AeW. s@ B :
THos. y. xxHsEn.
~ Auede0o4
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. .)uDiry
cCun
ishes!
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"ANDSUMp Bul.Dlru iaDT on thS
north line OF Marshall, between Adams
and lst stres:s, ct Auction We will cell
upOn tEs premises on FRIDAY, the l<th
day o, february. conan noing at 1 o'cisck
p NJ, a very handsome bUILNNH LOc
on the north side OF Marshall, between
Adams aud 1st strests 1t fronts 50 fset "a
runs back 100 feet 20 a wide alley
TRxss-Upe-inird cash; the onlanoo at
and u months, for negotiable notes, with In.
tersst added, and secured by trus. deeds.
The purchasers to pay the taxes for 1892
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR l. SON.
fe7 Auction eero
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.EEPER
E@, at the
yates.
(fTOa.
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LOST. sTRAvRn, As,

A POCKET BOUK-
~ ,.inlns two email checks and about Sco In
.nney. The finder will be suitably re-
s,r.,ded on leaving it at room No. 1. Clifton
uou.a. Fourteenth street, back Of the Bal
lard House. eo--Sts
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DEAUIAf %. hU1I.EI' LOI On
ID IkE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY.
We will sell upoa the premises, on FEI-
DAY. the lSth DAY of February, com N sEcing
At A o'ciocx + IL beautiful Bui,ciug Lot
ON The north size of clay. above Adams a.,
and adj Dining the residences Of J Dan.
forth and Z. A. Parker. Esqs. II fronts -
feet, And runs hacf 100 feet.
TsRxs OnS-third. cash the balance ut Q
and IL months for negotiable tss, with In
teres: added, and secured by trust deed -
TIE purchaser TO pay he taxes for 1859
fe I'D J. NJ, ray OR Il ~ IN Auc,a
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N0tice.

FiNlSrcr tis Save this day given MY Charlr,
1 his time during the remainder Of his min ority
aud shall claim OF bis earnings pay any debts 1f
hi contracting aztec this t!rte. IRA f.. RICHARDS
II. i,RALEt, Witness
Randolph, Jan. Sth. 1867. HI9iw:,a
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN

ITEN
q TT T. 1 y ~ y - -Sss al
-c,,o c,n
NnRVUf sIN Any ('HNV!UItEI lH.e
kA@Ss'1 Hahs.
gryywry ~ n T ia y pTTA EHEE "A " |
ri ii; kSEAREF AsIAJ 9TAas2
,.t wood how.
MANY, since 'iie graf di,eH''tH VI n.,, ~ ,ro
attempted hot OH! 10 ih''at NV a',ld rrodnce
lFss 10 nave "'S'"F''Vu III a .,t pou.
re.riS Ideh!lcA' n"t they nay ~ ,. ~ = I,rof
BEING carried away by me "'attr!o ~ on,. tha
Nopu iltias I'd, 'oi'' "i'o 10 -, t,1iIntr,u,
heidi Its TeSis'Hs SWay , ,aam ''e I 1sti 1870
rot o. j. "ood @No Gents: nc 'Gttr e ~t",
III looe: eoncsThihG oar 'ta' ~ a;. o,d nsa
ana "iich our p'o'.Sv" -. ~ mries tnrcbius
where iaH }i'"h fHe 70 i:uhe!u"' !, y tnc7
Of my hAp''ation ana ha.oe' ~ s'n't ti cotained
cation etSoho. Is IL 'Tac VI al ~ u, "i,1 nrdar
lhIfu aces ny ita' HioI coiti"S ~ j iii .,., or
ana o. ha'4!"' @o!Ul ~ t''' Nv ,t. 4h,u il, ouv
lhFa!"ny ~ ~! Hi' ~ 49,, ,',,,o .,4 ,Ir,ty
Stage OF ny iiie 'of Ip'i9 years lss., ~. ~, ;s..,s
'hi, ne"e' UNA ',r c.i,. r.r.ly tcro i, III of
ana Tue Oily ca'sc WY II y t'pY 49,. j,ro, of ,ha
me substance Is ha'ieo on ny m ~ h f,c. ~
lace, "iea II c'Ie we NV y, s,n ,ou,t Will
GO tol't ioii "!'A 'io ";.> . " ,Eo ,ocsr, 1T .
louo" a. i'i4 i"if. h"'t ~ M ~ So, L,,innG
SrHal hu.';r u 'eein ~ ~ ,tin,ns ,n I've ann1 ~
ah@aiS 'ns IL ; au ~, ,I rnnanre a sal of
there j. 80 'hc lA"o III ,'a =, 49,, 70 In,t boau
Varloas c"i'loHiI' ~ "ch ~ H' " I,. ,;tnout ony
casey ilnt"'tU az" w." u'e1' hr rJt u.na nrv If
coca uo''o u! 'c'h injury. h t, ' ,,r,lS oud
" hNEf" u"Ne VI an! a'N"uiit W. I".i n,., WA
'' ";9 "'' ~ rs ~ ' -, ,,r. oIl and not
iht'' VIZ! ~ i'r' W. .'' '' ,,.. .nJ IN nrove
!; Glay haf Ill my AI''u or n' in1 lIu ", W ~ ,s
pa,' "tvn ,toe., '"' ~ 'r,, eratrtu. onvg
ih>' cuiHhE' 'o' "hi'h "'i' ~! =
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Is. eAA E&3 q "a ES ~ " Sssisla sss1g y
For CostrtaesS, Ifregufe. .ty Gad DEM 'of tie
Digtst're O1yans, Indntenq Heodachc, aSsi-
iade, Nervousness, Genero( Prostitution Of the
.Hind and B0dy, Paralysis, &c.
A moments reflection ought to ncc sensible
IA of the folly and danger of constantly dosing with Ca
tal. An experience Of forty year, has taught that
:hc constantly increasing evils of iEdigeston fear
juy aggravated by the too free of Cahartcs. The
American people are fast becoming nation OF dysppp
4.cs by their artificial nodes Of life. Drastic Cahacs
the rrabty, and prostrate the strength Of the
&igeStive oEgans.
The Pills offered especially dc signed to allay
ts rrahilit", and at the time to invgorac and
at engen all the functions ct digesti@n while they
gently laxative They anolync. tonic and laxative
"So% disagreeahe effects that he Mas taken medicine.
Busnc3s Men. Students, profl sEionaS Men Females, and
AL persons leading confined or SsdentarY life, slouo
,s.tu,lem.
lg:, standing of Dr. C0ay &tanstrat one
az t oldest AND best rhysciaus and to the excellent
.s'i.irs OF His Ar-Costiye and Toric Pils.' which
VIC Hl,a used in practice, and highly approyp.y
j.. GIBSON N. ~, puuhata, c. Il.
/ e. T.. COTIO&, VI. ~. GoYaaRvi,le.
tilA"E.ES BROWN. II D.
J. ,. FOSTER, NJ y. Dron'".
NORMAN CLEVELAND, VI. H., GsrustoiL
=. LNNKS. NJ. u.
','.W coWLNS,, N. D., stans'ead.I
iosFPH DREAnoN, Nj. ~, Surgeon Z. y.
BENJAMIN DAhnN, N u. Coatceok
iEMtEi RlCuMoND, NJ. D., Derby Line
y. q. GLiNEo, NJ. D., Compton, G. e.
%. o. SOMERs, NJ. D., Mogog, c. Il.
i. Z. N'THERFORD NJ. H., Newport, 1t.
iEisparab oy Dir. NJ r. COLBY. Stansead, G. e.. and
I'DsFby' Line. Vermont.
Sold wles medicine is sold generally.
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Trains Going south and East.


leave Monlpeei ~ A. =. = 90 p. N. and ~ 10.
IA TRAIN leaves *. Aba tlj NJ. Bulng 'oG
Iva 100 A. NJ, c0riNcng at Waite River Juncti with
Trains for FROM Wells River ST. JohnSbury and Ia
e'on, ant with Nnrthc.n L. H. for Boston, Lowell, Wor
Ceser &C., and councclu Bellows Fails with heSlI-
Sprinsied New Haven and Ne" YORK, arriving in New
York AT 10, l5r.M
ACcOMoD TRAIN leaves Gou,.'S Point az GI 4, NJ.
for Bmiiin at~1i aud Nottl,d.
N.GHr EvrHrsa TRAIN leaves 0cle.>butgnl II 80 NJ.
Mont ga IA 3:G tuSes Poi NJ h ~ arti'
ing III Burlington al J1 Boston II S.fj NJ
Meeting ~ Bellows Fails with ''ie hr" r, to- Boston
md Worcester ani with Vermont Valley L. H. ior spring
tci! Hn6 New laV"a and ar:iVn. III Ness York AZ ~
p.
Trains <;%irsss NGIth nnG NGest.
Leave Montpelier At ) o. :. NJ. q IL and 500
Man. TRnH leaves Boston I.:iJ NJ. via. level,
Lawrence or IichUtg. Leaves pru.tirld at % n.
BELOW FALL AZ 49," conulotina Whle rivur
!unSI n VITA Not;crn H. L from Boston ard with Pas
~nmpsic T. L. ioi aud f.m IT. bloomsbury and Llttclon
nFit ing at Burlington al 400 and ~. Adams T.
40 P. NJ. and lodge.
Acc"mMopArIoN Tn.tN leaves Nonhfeld AT So :, NJ,
and Burlington Il" 1913 ~. Icr Eouses Point aud Mon
500 +. j,
NGHr Eyrnrs5 THN> leaves Ncl!oWs Fails ara I5pa
t,ceVlng passengers from Vermont Valley H. r. eayiua
New YORK al 500 aud from Cheshire Il. r. connrc-
ing III White River jane ton VITA train leaving Ru.ton nt
> r. NJ. via Low-l! Lawrence, Leaves Whi,, Cjvrr
4. NJ, Rous,s Point 1T 40 NJ, nlrra NJ ~ IN -
ana ogdeishuigI 1900 =. NJ. rnuntr; ne with Grand
Trunk trains for Detroit. Chcago und tic West,
ieeplns cars are aaclcd to thh the might exl,rrs
irninS mining between Run,r'S point ard ostnu
Through Tickets 'nr chi, u" aud tlr 3r. TO-, sale -.
the principal Stations.
e. MERRILL, s;up'.
st. hlhans. w. Jan j. 1867.
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american II sFovcigBa Tasvaai,
Il. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR Of P.fYENr,S,
{!"ht agent OF L. Patent Office, washington mn
The Act OF lS31.l
q" state street. opposite Ililt,y ST., Hoston.


A FTER an exensjY- practice Of upward, ,f uycn,,
n years continues Patents 10 the United Sr.
"'so ~ ifea' britain, France, and other foreign com
tries. Caveats, eprincations ASscuurn.; ana MI p,
peis or Drawings Tor iates executed ~, liberal farms
aud with despatch. Researchers made into Ar,ericnn -
,ofe'sn works determine validity uliiHy is.
tehts ufih'ehons' legal or other adye- rendered
all matters onchin. he Copies of the ,,abcs
any fa'ehtinrnishrd by rrm.tting one Dollar Ai.,c,.
nGnis recorded III Washington
The Agency il not only lie lnrr.st in New rr.,.,l
w" tni"hsh u Inventors have adv Nnngrs for ,..rrlr
iateh's,"i asgena'"i"g the paentab,y Of inventors
"nStfpa>Sedy.i not ihmel.ur. bly, bc.
can lie Offered them rsew,ie-e The ,e s,mnu,l: I.snr
gvn , nr"vt ,hit none is MORE SUCCESSFUL Tt@a
= NH, ~ u ntr ihan 'r 'ntsc}brr and 'tCrE.-
~ HE HEST PROOF or ADVANTAGES iNp Arm
~" wo"ih1d hat he has ABUNDANT reason :n5t y-
M" can prove that NJ 40 Oiher office Of the KIND arp the
, ."' p''"e+'"n"' services :" moderate The
NV b'''H,T "' we subscriber dnrH. twenty ya5's
past has enabled bin 10 accumulate Il y.y cntl,I,, a
anu "lVI'a' d'cisi"ns relative lsrf1.-
hSe' htside' his extensive lbn.ry of lrpa Di ,rr. az,
,Ii;i works and inli arroi. Of patens rmn, in IN,
uh"r' Ht.r> and EUROPE, render him ahe hp,.nI 49,
~, 80 "ne' ,ul'l"f facilities Tor obtaining y..te.
~ necessary OF l"nrneytn Naahinnion H. procure
Inventors. ~ '''' "'' "''' 49,
Testimonials,
'esa'd w. Eddy rs If tar must cap,sl. aai ,r-
y" P'"'"'h'r's WIN whom have had nfic:a irlr.
4. '"NS. MASON" Commissioner Of pcten,,
,''" employ iersoh more compete nj and
n"" "re capable nj pnung their application in t,r,
-, ,h p, ~. 'nfh an try and favorable considerations
~ WV '"' ""'cr EDMUND BURKE"
:, n. ~ ~ 49,, Late COMMISSIONS Of r.tcnt4.
w. IL. u, Eddy has made for Inc IIilKrErN ap;r
on an but one OF which patents hny, h..n g,sn;.
ed, and that IL nav nenJ,n" snh u,nI.tT
:" afsat TALENT aud ,by on his part l,ads lnr t,
n,,.n ~ inventor :" apply ia him to procure t,rlr
ntan,i,, . i'h! De sue ct havus the M, u itnhiH
charges ' '"Se,, ""M ~ very rra.'nh"'
Du,i,, ;, JOHN TA..i ART"
,ary. n,., mouths The subscihe,. In course OF h,'
sIy.r ns made, twice rejected aprIlcn;ion.
ia. EES AppEAlS. EVERY ONE Of when wa. d..
''~'u W "'' '"H"r, BY the Commissioner Of Patents
Boston. Dec. ,. lsiI W." IT, ~
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Decemh"- I, 1850

STATE or VEEM0NT,l IN Probate Court held
MAs,ifvs1ux III 4r f,cr. Montpelier, within ana for
"a il ,iiAt,it on he 3is day "! JANUARY, A. EtSo2
iu~nuent. lt porting 10 he the last VIII aud Tcs'
X meas - rhc.!- J. Gr;t utoi Ms rsttld, in SAID DIS
ttr de,y -e, be:n presented Ia the Court by lic5 T.
e;uu Wn. l.xtt thereto ,aiued, for Pr0bait IL
is ordered said CuGrt. ta! all persons concerned
therein Hu,ifrd appear at session OF sara Court u
o. Eu!de, taa- Office in Moatptiler Ntoresa on
the NJ, d fitch AID. 1861 and siowcause II amy they
,r, ;ru, against IN Probate Of said VIII: for witch
uu, uu$t f. r. 5!saller ordered tina; cop! Of the
tetH,a %. this t,ler Ne published fhret weeks si'-
cr..sv-ls IN Tie; <sttu Mountain Freeman printed at
Httrt ~ eVAis Ia said time aao'hled ior nearing
a :'le'eory of Record ~
3!s Attest, Y. r. MERRILL, Judge
SvAlE,r pEVEHMUNT,f In Probate Court, holden At
M.sHs@rpH DsTs,tcr S. Montpelier, on the .2l day of
JAuuars- A. d. l.l2
InHf A. iAlIl Administrator II the estate Of Jo
u eepi lesser, tate Of Marshled in said district. DE-
ceased ppiican to said coNZtfor license to %ti
w,e!e OF of sad deceased, situated in
of h pay me, the debts of saiS. deceased ard
pea,es 81 admin istraon Of said estate:
iHep'non. is ordered 10y raid Cont that said
apyieNtinp be ..&,rred the 2jlh day If February
a. u. tG.. ~, We. roiatc Office in jontpelicr t"r
Ltaylr decision thereon and ItiS '..a
all urr.u,,> Interested, be notified ter.ui by publication
r3te t!is application and otttr thereon, !h"tc
weeks .,,,e4sNt4y IN the Grrcis Mountain Freeman
p,.NtS ;,.,cr, hcrrc said itne nf herring, tha'
they appear said time ard p&cc a:i Il they see
taA-e. ~ltrc1 thereof.
~ tEe Court,
a;yfwa Attest &. AiINRIl.T,, judge.
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gDassBasAgEE GOgjEsEa'>S

'TubIte Counts, within ard fer III" District % Kan
inlth Tor the year csuing will he holden ~ follows
NJ, 1870
a, he Registers Gre iii HIook field On the first Thurs
day ii, each II en'h. ,.,
At the UIapse G. unty Ii0t. il <heltea the third
Thursday OF each inonlh ,
AT iadwicks jiotei Ia West Eaiopa, 'ie fourth
Thursday in each month.
At ]. l.. Bowles' .d0tc in Washington On the sec"'
Thursday in February May and Ausust
nv order of Court.
J. 4. ClEAVELkED Register.
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FEB. s, 1862


~M &+..y, T@
&SSysp ~<s;@Sr M&&s
AA kf%a
.
E9gE 81 Nv a,ETh1&
"
w. ygsr1 II W IN q n
L M OAK - 1 III i A1A " a. "
.
-THE-
fxEyEA'g E;%E'EEkNAE u REIM EksA.
,-,,,,.,,rv .nIrr NE{rR AIGIA LUN-
For N ~ t % =, i IN No JoINrG rpVAINS
BAGO SllFf ET." r Tym ,TnirNnS PILES,
hhEtSns cnE Am Ill RHEUMATIC
'AA' hNp J, SERvous DISORDERS
h 81, If HIGH it is speedv and certain remedy ard
.r ,s,t mis- Iiuimelt is " euared FROM the recipe
~ ~. Ste,hen sweet of Connecticut tie nols bone
sear ANA has been used practice for more than
,wenty wears W.T. the mUst aStonshi log success
\ AlLEyIAroE OF PAIN, il is unrIvaled by any
,rnns1ntinn before he pus;. Of which tie most ske-
IL iic,l may be convinced by single trial
This Linirnen will cure rapidly and radically Nhc"-
matte Disorders OF 'yy ENC" ana ea pnovn to
caseS " IVY " ~ ~
'" ~, ,--,,,,ut. n vl afford Immediate relief in
OK ,- -shu h,,.',tr ,,i,, n.sne
- I ,e Inc worst cases of Isenda hr III three
~ , w.. sd - ,ysrrant.d IN 40 it.
h "a , , wa. oi,n viii If cnrc INSTANTLY
10, n.,' u'' D"ht!itx r,,s General I.a.si-
.. rsin" tom i,n-rl1cuce or Excess this Llimtnt
upon lie Nervous tissues Strengthens and reyiyies
the ysm sn s"es To renedv an" we S 81 that
\. ~
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Chvisea, Rece.rJer "a, 1861.
srs.Oassasse &.OtsE'QA.

WssH,seroy DIsrr1cg. IS [ and for the District afore
sal will be holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier, Ia
and District 81: VnesSay Of each week, during the year
ensuing. haTg business with said Court are re-
rues!eh to sLer.tt The same on said cetrt days
r. z. NaiRRl LII, Judge.
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- b,
ia DIN eslsEEzIzs BOOTS
little glove stirs up my heart tides up tn" oc-.,
snowwhite muslin, when it FITS, makes many c0roa.
notion
II Of lady xins thrill my feelings. they' ,qye
But little female saiter boots death and ;,t'an.
shorter.
Md just to put you your guard
IN give you, short and brief,
a small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel,
slapped week or more
Aud marked two &C bootees' every msra
Before my neighbor's door
Two boots with patent leather tips
Two boots which seemed to say,
" An angel trots around in u.s.
They stole my heart away
And often in my nightly dreana
They swept before my face,
lady growing out Of them
As flowers grow from
But ali! one morn saw s-'lt
Whic! .truck rue Ike Stollr.
Those boo;5 alone.
: great tai! pair of other boots
Was standing hy their side.
And Of they walled Afternoon
Aud wi.!, thea waiE"d--a hrir
Ladies comment Is unnecessary;
Those Cater Boots came Iruia
j. &. g'AG5%
ware can %: fJ1Dl AZ all times l.rqe assortment
Ladies, Misses and Children $ Boot,
AMI shoes Of the latest French Imported work.
Al,o, of onr own Manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmora Boots. (naw siys.5
Misses and Charens
Boys and Youths
also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fac:
general assortment of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We ar" the sole manufacturers on
PlumerS &c ebrated Patent 1ns-
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE 10 FIT.
We can't be beat in style, Quality or pti,,s.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RiDEI.RS
for The Trade at ll4c LOWEST PRICES. a.r.u..
pc2' Il As E c An.
J. L. FACE,
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e}Bhs'&tGg' aVc7a EEssnf&.

Ajhhe'%.G&tR I& We a GtsGiee%s
:t n,s.rlc7, S. at Monpssr U'hia and Ter
81 a hisrj@.. Zen t.c :7h day of January, AID. 1855,
fIp&t.E ~, tiEATU%, administering on The i'sl%'n O.
/ 'tae,cr Nvc late TT HeE, ~ SaE district. dccg@seA
pt,ale li, 4itni.s 5tration account f.. settlement
E"p"upon, tsH41 ed that ne saia@ be referred ot
2' day at f""u~y next ~ H. ir"sn" ONCE, In ai''
M,ti e.cr, fox examination ana allowance; and that ~
concrS be n"tE ed hereof, by the publication OF tn
ordrr " thrtiroun Mountain Freeman, printed 1T Mont,
p,, hreo weeks succcssiycly may he, tn22
IT, Mss appear nd At said tinle ARD. lace, if they
o.,lse, otscGt th"rlte'.
ii: order rf cous,.
- Attest 7. Il. @ss..AILJ., judge.
sCnTE "F EHMoNT In Probate Coui,, tcld a;
W ,- ,ruS !is .ntrT, s. M"nilrle., within aud fo!
sart n!rict, is,r ~ day III Jaruaty 4. - lsG4.
tlr'rnmen phrpo!ling 10 he Ia" ks Wit and Tesla,
II at Wiili1r Whne, late ef P!a infrIt in sld
Ul~i', deceased being presented 10 t:,eC,'u by i,eOa
ard k-t h, the executor t'crein named, totpr'mte:
eHe cred hi SD Court that all pt-S.i. concerned
fh-rin liz not flied appear at session O" said Court
la iul&n the Fr,tie Office N"al,eiirr 18Th
day FeA A. u. tts aud show canst, any they ray
havr agaEs the prnsae Of said W-tur =; hch purpose
il th"' ordtrat Tat copy OF he et tbs order
be published 'lrrrst eAs successfully IN t een M"nn
Lain rr--mgn, rf.i~ at Mnuprtrr previous said
'.rSHnr' i"' nearing. true copy a .eoH'd,
"'Sw3 A9e>t. n A.CIiASE, knlIstcr.
SCARE or vEkMuNf,, la rro''.;. ( ou'l, he'd at
4-H!tGiup DsrnlYs ontpelier vi ai!G ,lsd
r,.;nrt, 81 ia" 18th d;r AT January A. ltjt4:
Il lnstnas,tn Pnri"rnE /" he the !..i Ni!iani Fr>
II ;aweul n AbtabHG! Hanneusen iae oi Warren, IN
s!d h-ct, %rc.-td, being presented To the Court. bJ
br'-i"w Ura4n atd Jare- ~ Fandeue" ,iht &ccuinrs
,ctt.H nanee, iuE tr'iH'e:
nrdctcf Shn Com; that MI i'et,IlS concerned
tnrr'", h not%i'' !" arararai session "f said Corr IN
be En'iru al tx Pr"hn Nice, noniier, the >lh
dry al Fetrua~ a. II t2, and show cause, il u ih'y
may haze, agais.L ii' Fr""o said Nt: !nt Milc Iur
ppe it turtheS ordered that cpy OF The record If this
order te published thiueneeks successvey the Green
MoNn'aa freenl3n, printed Montpelier, pi"IiunS
iilne arI,"i;Srd II" heHsng.
4 l'fr t'py 81 record,
5isIw;t Attest, 4. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

DEArn.-Died on November eth, 1862,
Homer E., son Of DR.. n. d. aud NJ. A. Bal.
ard, aged Eve years, eleven moaths snd ten
lays;
"Lst us tsik, sister Ada OF Heaven,
Weare going there when we die,
And long so TO live with the Savior
In his beautiful home on high;
] can leave Father, Mother and Sisters,
And all that I love here too,
For you'll all come and see me in HEAVIER
Though | cannot come back TO you.
think III not live long, Mother,
But you aud the rest mustn't care
They'll give me a harp aud q golden crown
And III sing with the angels there.
So hurmured our darling Homer,
And ever his thoughts would turn
From the gladstone sports Of childhood
O'er heavenly things 10 yearn.
With q painful thrill we listened,
Prophetic we felt were the words,
And our hearts grew chill as the bittel
truth
Swept rudely over its chords.
We knew too frail was the cssket
Which thot poor soul enshrined,
And toe pfecious the gem for q setting or
earth
For his rude world, too refined.
But Oh! we had loved, with a clingin,
love,
That which tOr a while was given
And round it each chord of our hearts en-
twined.
The we knew it belonged to Heaven;
And now they are shattered aud bleeding
Yet we feel mid the snguished pain
That Ia heaven among the Savior Jewels
We shall find our lost one again."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

Tnr IscoMI TAx.--The suSieoi Of the in.
come tax is an interesting one and touches
us nearly. This tax is 10 be paid on the in
come OF the year commencing Januafy LIST
1862, 80 that on the evening Of the 3lst oi
December everybody should have a very
clear record Of their income gaiSs or profits
Tor the year. And as many sources OF in
come, such as dividends and railroad bonds
and stocks. insurance stock, savings bank
interest, 80! (they having already paid the
income taxi are not again taxed, il. there
fore, becomes necessary to have a clear re.
cord of the sources OF income that there may
be no dispute with the assessor.
The income tax for the year 1899 is psya-
able on the fist Of May, 1863.
A man in business must make M the
net profits Of his businefs for the year, and
pay the tax on the amount, less 5000.
A man may, outside OF his business, spend
all and even more than his profits in busi-
ness, nevertheless, he must pay tax 10 oil
not business profits except the $500. And
so with q salary; all over 1900 must be tax.
ed, though personal or family expenses con.
sumo ii all.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

TmE SoRouo Csor or lS62.-Few have
any idea OF the great breadth planted in
Sorghum the past season. 1t Is estimated
by those best qualified to know that not less
than 100000 to $4,000 acres were cul,iva.
ted N the free States aud Territories alone
Supposing this 10 have yielded only 300 gal,
Ions 10 the acre; this gives a product OF 40
OOO, 900 gallons. The syrup is uaususl,,
rich and pleasant this Fall, and we notice
some Of our citizens laying it up by the bar
rel. A gallon Of it Is worth two Of South
lern molasses for sweetening, because tha,
bss been deprived OF its crystalisable sugar,
while the Sorgho syrup as sold in market
etains all its sugar. Hursh for onr North
Tern Sugar Planters!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

Ar HoMs.-Col. Walker, Of the 3lst Ohio
is now at home on sick furlough. He bs,
been fifteen months in Dixie--hss been IL
localities where he could judge Of tn,
workings OF "the peculiar institution
and as matter Of course, he endorses the
Presidents Proclamation, and everything
else that will assist in putting 1.-THE sol,
cause Of the rebellion, and its main suppor
out Of the way. The Col, isa good speak
sr. Us well a. hshtsr, and ws hope that
before he rejoins his rsgi memt he may Civ,
our citizens his views Of matters and thing,
in rebeidom. He could have q large aht
apprsciative audience. t1T'P ru.E