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yet TO show. myself worthy of the honOrs
L wear. =, He took hold of ,onr army
when 1t was @ routed mob, and the scojf
OF the world lie came to Washington
when vi llfa his present clGmorous5 yassailanfs
were Heelng from It, to escape rebel cap
ture. lie gave the nation assurance and
hope, and upon the ruins he found, .ho
built the edifiCe of moral and material
power that Oyershadows the rebelorgau.
lzations asa pyramid of Egypt over
shadows the Vagrant tent at it's base, and
that challenges the admiration of man
kindslf tDomE Hi!t 4sHsi sa4Hs13 ,U5,J
There was a time, a few weeks ago,
when. Gem McClellan's right to stand rs
one OF this great trio was doubted But
the clouds around him have scattered
lately, and he is found up to the measure.
OF that position. We might have known
as much. The President has been daily,
and almost hourly in Communication with
Gen. Mcclellan for eight months past.
the PRESIDENT is sagaciOus, he is honest
he knows men. Could he give his con-
hdence and ,entrust the keeping AMI fnme
OF his Administration SO long to n Gem,
eral who. possessed no ability-nO great
ness! Air. Seward gave his presence ali
TINS time to the c0unselsiswhere the Pres
ident was principal and Mcclellan a |
participant Could the clear and pene-
trating wisdom of that statesman so lons
mateiWith an ordinary drill-master in 4
measures to save an empire?
What reason might have taught, re-
suits have Sindicatcd. The victory OIL
Burnside ut Newborn is "anothcr Union
victory" 1t is a victory for Cen. Me
Clellan, of which Gen. Burnside, who is
now cnshrined in the popular heart, bears
generous evidence in his late official dis
patch; ascribing to Gen. Mcclellan the
instructions" that led him. to victory.
{..,.a-,g nj. r=I....,5rf.- YoRK.fa
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. Wheeling YVh0iesaIo q Retain :
SHOE. MANUFACTOR

nt TIE undersigned may be found at I49
g~1e@6+-fs Main Street, where we are axtenSVely
engaged in manufacturing the latest and best styles
and quality Of Ladles MESSeS, ChiIdFens, Boys and
GentIemens SHOES, expressly adapted to the tastes
and necessities Of the citizens OF Wheeling and the
suEroundinK country, which we offer at wholesale
and retail at prices which cannot fall to please the
We invite the trade, and the public, to call and
examing our goods. While we gratefully remember
past iaror4 which have already far exceeded otir
@ merit continuance and to share largo increase
Having largely reinforced our manufacturing de-
PartmeHt, with experienced and accomplished me-
caanie We are prepared to manufacture styles and
sizes 70 order for the tTnde and public.
uoY22 ! .-fo- JAS. W. W.fSTT,TSRURYtG-C q COs
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confidence Of capitalists; such despot,
such adconventiOn,7 never cam possess.-
That strength-anditi is strength which
has decided the Jevent Of more than one
great teouiiict-Aies, by the law of its na-
'ture. from barbarism and fraud, from tyraur
uyiands anarchy, to follow civilization and
virtue, liberty and order" 1o2Hagaog5 aHi
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9ailg.s ltI9i'.ltll1IlljR3:lIlI5flFl / !. ia / II
! TERMS OF ADVERTIsINs,
IlscEs o. i6n 6siff on Il q, ,SSSs q
LEsss MAKE A SQUARE. g.tr7-y,-s :,

F1S!AL-NoII0Es Double the above rates -'HIEt
L&STYearly Advertising on reasonable TERMS
ding to the space occupied and the changes
st person. II ii d tang
eFs. to be paid far in advance, 7 = ,.is -s,-e
business Cards not exceeding ave lines $40 year,
or 9 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be ecounted less than square: .5+si, -fs-,S
The privilege Of Annual Advertising IS limited to
the Advertisers' own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons ~
we'll ~ MI legal Etsements and advertisements
ofNuSioh sales and real stGte senttn by them muS1
be paid for at the usual rates. -,I,t .Jll ~ :
A8-Advertisemsnts mot accompanied with Writtek
drectonS viii be inserted until tori and charged
accordingly. --t,3 -. ,.s n efis ~ Ti.s7 80,
Notices Tor Political Meetings to be charged In all
case8 at full rates. -,.s#5'sft ,a-I,l.
Marriages, Eoticesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. m IOHV11J69f
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"The PEN is Mightier than the
Sword"
The GOlden-.-The Best Ofall Pens.
MORT0N's COLL. PINS
The Best. Pens I'm the WnrIh.

I'm RECEIPT Of ANY OF TIN FOLLOWING
" sums in Cash or Post-OHice Stamps the suI,-
SGtIOer WlIl send by returnof mall Otherwise, ~
dlrected Gold Pen or Peus, gelectinD tts same ar
eoTdinJ to deScT 9geioR, viz: =
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CAsEs,
For Is cents the Magic Pen; for 3s cents the Lucky
the Elegant Pen and for 81, the RxceiSior Pen,
Sion CASES, ! WfTii ii9' PENCILS. steht 'AfEN-
For 30 cents, the Magic Pen: for 70 cents the Lucky
leI s1'a tho Al'ay Ready Pens Tor $I tbs
Etelht Fen and so, the Exceslvr Pen These
are rEelI-fnishel good-writing Gold Pens wifi Tr;
d9Smil points abe aVernRe of of Whici
The name of IA norton SanbsT,t sp1i o,sI
ny itys are stamped on the following Pens. and fhs
Points are warranted for six month"; eSce1t Sjns,
aceldeht.J The numbers indicate Size oTIill Sni 1,
being the smallest, No. the largest uaDt; rr tl
- he smallest and No 10 the largest
2!NhtISih uOlI Fen, Tor the dees. Long aud me.
Hum NiDs OF all sizes and qualities. Short Nibs of
Nos. Il d o. mud are made only OF first quality.
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES. ..gF ,a
p:t, LoE 3, , cents, No Pen, lst quality, ora No.
FGE 81, !. No Pen, LIST annlity, 81 ), No. 3 Psn,2d
quality; or No. Pen. 81 qualify.
For 81 -, .NO.J PeI,, tst quality or a Ssy4 Pes
"a quality, or a 30. ! Psu. 3d qualify
FOR 80, No: = Pen, LIST qnaIiy, OF a No. Pen.
ID quality. or 40. i ron, :iI qualify
Foe Sl.I5, No. 5 Pen. 1st quality or IA M G pen
Cd quality.j'F 10 95iE.t' - - tF' sF"'
For $2z5, No. Pen, l>t quality
TIE SANE i,En5S GoLD ~ PES$ WITH SILVER EXTEN-
Sd quality. = w. - ''''
for sEi5gS Noy2 Pen, list quality, or a Nb.a Pen.
u quality, or a No, 4 Pen, ID quality. -.
For - a No. Pea, LIST quality, or !. No. Pen oL
quality. or Nos Pen, I'll quality - - -
For $3.50, a No. Peu. lst quality. or a No & Pen
% quality, ora No. Pen. I'd quality i = -
E2E 50 No. Pen, Lot quality or No. Pen, al
For $3.50. a No. open. 1st quality! z.5.s t-ta
GOLD PENS, ALL FIRST QUALITY. IN SILVER.
MOUNTED DESK-IIOLDERe. &
For g, No. Pen, for 81 No. 5 Pen, for n.
a No. Q Pen, for $3.50, a M. : Pen ~ '''
For 81 n No. S Pen, for S. a No q Pen, and for e.
a No. 10 Pen. VI lr'aas - SO 80
Ihs .lst quality are pointed with tile very Lea.
points cSretnly selected anl of this
4ty nre sold with the slightest iperiection whic
skill aud the closest scrutiny canLetect
The ''2 quality are superior TO ann, Pong ,,,,I
by him previous to tl8e Year 1850
Inc me 81 luaIty he Intends shall eqnal in respect
70 Elasticity, and Cool Writing Uuaiite
elsewhere. ~
in regatd TO the cheap Gold Pens he Lcgs leave 10
say that previous to operating his New and Patent
ed MarhineTy e could not have made rs Coo NriI-
furnished GrHtui,OlIsly. sT''
tIties ordering must ia oil fnyt4s,rsS y,srfs, ~
CdaeS t1dntsd. 0'''
Fss Por sale by all dealers in the line trourbout
the country. Address IS ''''
.ssag l-... ...s-gsr "A. MORTON,
WN,FT
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ON RECEIPT OF ANY OF TIM FOLLOWING
" sums; in Cash or PostOHice Stamps the SUBJ
crtber viii send by return OF mall, or otherwise, "a,
;n r. ol9 Zen or Pens' sseetfg s same
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7 - ~ % ~ ,.IlI,.I,. "A. MORTON,T
No.25 Maiden Lane, New York.
ANY ono sending single letter post stamp will re-
ceiVe circular with fac simile ensravings nf th.
above sizes and styles, nfI2I 3inj :
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tFor the Intelligeneer. j

The Lessons OF Hlstory--A Thrilling
Parallel full OF announcement for
the friends OF the Union.
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The Perfect MelC deon

N every desirable quality necessary for superior in
strument. the Perfect Melodeon is unsurpassed.
At all the principal Fairs in the State curing the last
years the Perfect MelodeOn has been awarded the
HIGHEST PRIZE.
for power purity and of tone and promptness
touch.
The Base Damper for which have entity obtained
letters Patent, is meeting with universal appreciation
and is considered indispensable by all who have used
it, aid become familiar with its beautiful effect
We have also just patented another valuable improve
ment called the Harmonic Attachment, by which the
power of the instrument doubled wth ut increasing
its size the number of reeds The value of this nyen
tion for church instruments hardly be estimated
and for parlor instruments with this attachment have
equal the softest passages of music may be per
formed upon them with the utmost delicacy.
A good assortment of Pianos from the best make
constantly hand, tor sale and to rent. at Manufac
turers prices All instruments warranted and sent to
any part of the country at our risk.
ESTEY Il GREEN;
Brattleboro' Vt 666tf
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Making q per cent. for the year end
ing Aug 1867 Said per centase to be cast the orig
Of the premium note without reference to any
Endorsement and be paid to the II at his Office
in Montpelier before the 18th day Of Oct, 1867
Members Of the Company will find in the hands Of the
Representatives elect to the Legislature, schedule showing
the amount Of each respectively; and
they particularly desired to that the money for their
assessments forwarded to the Office in October The assess
ments must be paid when due Those who fail to pay
ought expect be paid their property is destroyed
by fire little attention this the part of the Members
othe Company at the proper time, will save them expense
and trouble (See sec Act Of Interpretations yourPocy
which will be enorced.) J. 7. THURSTON, Treasurer
Montpelier, Sept. q 1852.
II The publishers of each weekly newspaper in this state
are requested the foregoing notice in their respect
papers weeks sucessvey and forward their bills
this office for payment
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ted two Of the front lines OF tn foe and bad
they been ia sufficient force. would not have
left the work Incomp lete. But being imperfect
ly supported and by that time having become
50 reduced AS even scarcely to have men enough
to skirmlsh with, they We're compelled to fall
back to the edge of the wood and collect their
scattered fragments.
Of the two 1000 men who went into the en-.
gagement, $40 We're killed and wounded. A
large majority of the latter, however, were car
red off the field in safety, This charge is de-
cared to be, by men skilled in such matters,
one of the finest, if not the finest of the war
1t was u clear, calm, bold. heroic, give and
take, man forlorn bayonet charge
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samuel he. Atheraom'@ Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court, holden
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, at Montpelier in an for said
District, on the 28th day of August, A. D. 1862
III BRUCE. Administrator, with the will annexed on
~ estate of Samuel B. Atheon, late t." Dnxbuy in
said district deceased make application TO said c'ut to
extend the time heretofore allowed i'm To the debts
due f IA said estate and To render his administration
account until some inui day
Whrreupou, ofe red by said Court, that said APP
p,icaIion be heard the Probate Office IN Montpelier. q"
the Odd day ct Sept next and l. luther Cdetd mat
notice given az persons concerned, by the pubica
ton this order in the Green Noun ain Freeman, print
ed at Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before said
caring. BY the Court
349Hyt Attest, \. A. CHASE, Register.
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MADAME BIsHor's CONCERT. The superiority
OF Madame B. singer ought to give her
full house tonight, without any recommended
ton OF ours. We would state, however, that
she sings in our village bu, one night ; there
fore none should wait for second opportunity
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sabbath school Bell, No.

$4,000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST rwELtk
Months OF is publication It is entire New "ork OF
nearly 300 pages Many OF the Tunes and hymns we're
written expressly for this Volume, II will soon be as
popular IS its predecessor (Be No y which has run up
to the number of 5750 copies IL 81 months
oustrpping any Sunday School took Of its size issued
il this Also both volu mes are bound IN one 10
accommodate schools wishing them ia that FORM rncN
of Bell No 2, paper covers 10 cents, SlZper oo
25 cents SlS per 100 Cloth bound cmbossrd gilt 10
cents go per 100 Bell No. paper covers ~ cents
Slu per 100 Bound - cents SIS ner i0o t.o'h pounu
embossed gilt rs cents, $40 per 100 Bells No' ana
bound together ~ cents $50 per 100 @copes turnshet
the 100 price Cloth bound emeos's1 S % ,'n's' y"
~ HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No. All Broadway, New wore
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II mas taken long time convince people of the
merits and advantages of homeopathy over all ether
systems OF medical reatment. since the advent Of Dr.
Chords Homeopathic Curstives, the simplicity with
which they put up for use, the ease with whic
they admntefed and their wonderful properties
curative agent has led thousands to rely upou them in al
most all diseases hat occur in the family There
forty different kinds Of crpons-sold in this town
by Fred E. smith, Agent If wanted by mail, send to
NJ. - BUR- K Co, Boston. or Philip Lee. 1885 William
street, New York. See that Philip Lees name Is each
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mems arc rapluly approaching 10 hilbert g aid.
NKw YoRK, Sept.,5. New Orleans papers of
the 18th ult. contain nothing important. The
evacuation of Baton Rouge was effected with
out casually, and the Union troops encamped ut
Carrollton. The weather is unusually hot, but
tho city Is healthy. ..... ,1 .....-
The whole number Of wounded in tho fights
of Wednesday night and up to Monday evening
is 1892, Of whom 100 are, still upon the bat.
tie fields. The body Of Gen. Stevens has been
embalmed and will be sen: TO Newport where
his family reside.
The steamer Fulton, from New Orleans, has
arrived, bringing the remains Of Capt. Fessen-
den, Doctor Van Duren, and Lieuls. Stinson,
Bryant, Childs, and Rand, OF the 9Th VT
The following prlvases died and Were buried
at SEA
Geo. F. Jordan, Daniel E. Humewill, and
Francis Hunter, of the 18th Maine, and Jas
Kimball, 9Th Vermont
The Fulton also brings the statue of Wash
ington. taken from Baton Rouge
Gov Letcher of Virginia, has issued proc
lama,ion calling for State force o. 10000 to
form division for Gen. Floyd
New YORK, Sept. 5. 4 correspondent Of
the Herald describes charge by Gen Hooker s
first brigade on Thursday, 1t was probably III
this charge that the brave Col Pileston OI the
ll;h Mass. regiment ell.
The correspondent says 81 anodt ) Z vi. Che
first brigade was ordered 70 torn in line on the
outskirts OF the woods. clear them, and ;aks
possession of the railroad beyond, and hold it
If possible at all rleks The brigade composed
of the remnant OF the lst, lltb, and 10th
Mass regiments. the 2nd N. II. and Goth Penn
being held AZ reserve fell into line AS ordered,
and made the charge in their customary gallant
style.
They speedily discovered that the enemy was
prepared to meet them, dawn up in four lines.
DAshing towards them they received the enemy 8
fire unilnchingly, and with the GOODNESS OF vet
Grams, and in tow moments more they penetra'
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PRINTER WANTED

A JOCRNEYM MAN PRINTER--a good composor and
one accustomed to doing job works. wanted al this
Office Immediately.
Montpelier, Aug u, 1867!
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DR. CRREE~s11aAN,s PzxEs

The combination of ingredients in these pills the
result of long and extensive practice. They mild
their Operaton and cartain in correcting all Irregular
tiles Painful MenstrnatioIs removing all distractions
whether ON cold Otherwise headache, pain in the
side, papa ton Of the heart whites all nervous aftc
tons Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c
disturbed sep, winch arise from interruption of
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILL,
the commencement Of new era in the treatment Of
those irregua rites and instructions which have
signed ; many to premature grave. No female can
enjoy good hea Ih unless She is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de-
oinc.
DIR. CHEESE MAN'~ PILLS
the most clrctual remedy ever known for all com
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they in
valuable inducing, with Cerany, periodical regularity.
They known to thousands who have used them st d
ferent periods throughout the country having the
ton of OF the eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not We
used, with each box-nn price dollar per box,
tanning from fifty to SIXTY pills.
pills sent by mail promptly. by renting to the Pro-
pretor. sold by 5. T.. Rela I'd, Montpelier, VT, and
by Druggists gen'rai'y.
l. F.pIErCE, Montpelier, Agent.
4. IS. NUTCHINS. Proprietor
may5fy % Cedar St., .w York
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I he Confessions and Expcrn
ence Of IM Invalid.

PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and warning and
I caution to young men who suferfrom Nervous Debh,
ty, Premature Decay supplying at the same time the
means Of ScCure. By one who has cured himself afte
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and quackcr By enclosing post paid addressed enve-
pc, SINGLE COPIES mar the author NATHAN
Ell MAYFAIR. Esd. gs Co. IN. ".
ii march1Sf y
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Of lIn steamer Falrpay with 5000 stand Of
arHs G'>tlHed for Hindman S rebel troops, that
the Federal gunboat assembled the Yazoo and
captured another lot of arms, amounting to
g'out 5000 stand, which were also intended for
that general. If correct. Hindman will be in IA
POSITION Of much difficulty. He made Il strong
application to the Richmond government for
arms, alleging that a considerable portion of the
ogees under hun were useless from want of
AIMS. The loss of $4,000 stand of arms must
prove extremely embarrassing.
New YORK, Sept. 4. The gunboat Seneca
from Port Royal reports that the rebel steamer
Nashville has again run the blockade. She got
cut Of Warsaw Sound on the evening of the
10Th ult. with cargo Of cotton, bound, it is
supposed, for England via Nassau. .... ..
Bark Prentiss, Hobbs, arrived from Matanzas
to-day. She reports an iron clad var steamer
arrived at Cardenas on the 18th ult. flying Il
platical rebel flag. Our Consul at Havana
sen Shuffeldt, placed dispatches aboard the
Oarque 10 be delivered at Key West, but although
'ne lay off Key West lighthouse with signal
Of distress flying, no notice was taken Of her,
and the dispatches were mailed to day from this
PoEs. The pirate has already captured merchant
vessels, although they were heavily armed, in
ner course off the Bahamas. Her pirate capt
ain told the authorities she was rebel war
steamer without Il name. She is undoubtedly
the Ovot
CINCINNATI, Sept. 40 A. NJ. Active mil
nary operations continue. All business is sus-
Tended, excepting butchers. provision dealers
and bakers
h'rhy SMITH forces were posted yesterday at
lexington, Versailles ana Georgetown. The
position is a good one for either an advance on
either Cincinnati or Louisville Troops continue
'oarTlve rapidly.
lhe Evening Times was suppressed this after
.elnoon Tor an article cenSuring the administra-
non on lis conduct Of the war
Prep 'ratiobs Tor defense are unabatcc. The
'''y was llv, ly all the afternoon with marching
"oopS There is no alarm. Profers of armed
men are beng received and accepted from large
'u'nNer OF towns in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
anu VIII arrive IN large numbers tonight and
tomorrow.
Inc PARIS operator evacuated his Office at ] |
cock Ibis morning.
lNe rehel loiantry and cavalry were then en-
',eFins the town Nothing has been heard from,
the enemy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05
MUSIC FOR THE WAR,

DROF. SHERMAN,
/ TEACHER OF MARTIAL MUSIC,
Would inform the pr bic that h will receive Pupils
learn to play the FIFE and DRUM at MONTPELIER and
WATERBURY. TERMS, $500 PER scholar.
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Vernon Mn. "a Fire Insurance
G ,llDanv

NOTICE. OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1882.
QrHE Members ct the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are notified that The following assess
me nts have made by the Directors all Notes in force
m tlt fllinMinu nnVS To Wit -
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CARRIAGES AND ~LE7GM~

by THE BEST woRKMEN IN 1tkcouNTRY.
ca,ray. and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried
by the subscriber opposite the
Court House square, tlomtpelier, w.
Those in waat Of 'aiof Carriages aaf Si".h
will perhaps DO we'll to call an see what being a61"
the old stand Of q, Imam CAMP.
All orders promptly attended 20, ~ ~
JOHN W. CLARA
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK

LoUlsv,LLk, Sept. T. It's ramorsd that Gen.
Gilbert's force was attacked today by the rebels
near Shelbyvlle, thirty r,iles cas-, of this city
The result is unknown. but heavy reinforce
ments are rapidly approaching to Gilbert's aid.
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Samuel Bates Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Conr. holden AT
WAsHINGToS DisTRICT,s Montpelier in and for said
district, the 25th day of September, A. ID. 1862.
4 REL CRANE administrator on the estate of Sam
Il ue Bates, late Of Nonhfeld in said district, de-
ceased, makes application TO said court for an exten-
of the time heretofore allow ed him to pay the debts
due from said estate, and render his
count until some future day.
Whefeupon is ordered by said Court that said appll-
cation he heard the Probate Office in Montpelier, on
the sd day Of Septem her "A. d. 1862 and II Is further or
dered that notice be given all persons concerned by the
publ of This order in the Green Mounta in freeman
printed at Montpelier, three weeks successvey, before
said hearing. BY the Court,
349w3+ Attest, II. Il. MERRILL, Judge.