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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-10
AM nRnINANCE

In relation To- h. Mirt-L, ~nd eet Places oi
the ti'y Of Evansvni., pa s, i May 10 1Sj1 p
SECTION 1 Be 10 orddiRssi y D ths Comtaoa Council
ofths CSty Of EvnnsVillg tfnaI hereafter any person
or per--nt vendii'e OF of n s to v.ad am at,
vsgets hlc4, proyis"ns, other tice article,
ut either vt ti't Markets or Ma ket plsrs, within
the City OF Evansville, without having II ted
or leased slII a. stall in zach iarlet MRrket
place, ami refusing to p4y n the Market MASTER
the sun fee fixed by thr Com Council 10 te
paid by such veuto,s - do net or lea stand
or stalls, sbal forfeit aud pay every su.h Of
fence any not exceeding five dollars.
Attest reg w. BAKER, Mayor.
p BU KY t.itv f3Ierk mI5
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-10
CHARLES BABCOCK,
Importer and Dealer in
Coach and SaddIerl Hardware,
MAIN STREET,
A. GAIL al n

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KB-% S"f-N'G C'SA-H = J. ~ = = ~ -sf II - &C.
EA engagements with European aud America,
nsuuf4cturers for direct supply IF all goods in
line, vuAblcd to offer induce ments, that
not fail be to the interest of ali engaged ia the
husints- to give "a trial.
nane in part: sxes, spriuR- made of the hss
steei bands. enanleled and Of all kinds "f leather
cloths iuiuga for carriages, vuruishes. castings Of
AL kinds. saddle trees, English bride eathvre, bits
stirrupA spsrs, hames hnc IilNer haues Of al
kinds, JENNY Lind Gig Trees, telf-adj'Istiug lad
Taylor patent hanies, ny uets, shoe threads, ho.
blankets J,sudon Grth Webs, AmericaI. Girff
Anr Sein Webs, both cotton aud worsted; Lc1doT
Wilt Skins, srparior article; ivory, guttR Ierchs
anl brass iined martengAl rings; superior ksr+ey'
for horse COVERS, the best quality Of carriage Itt
patent gig trees, &c, &c.
keep IN Ghct everything sppertainipg to ettheI
branch of the business, and understanding hotf
branches thoroughly, would rrspHctfHlly ipvih
y )ur attention bcf,.re purchasing iseRit
an alcent for W=rrs'. Pqisr Sprit.g saddle.
ha2t-iN~
n q n stHS5-H- SUG.S RS.-Sew Oronns ahd
n Cnba Sugars Just received and for sale Mt .
small advance cost, at -
vICKEkY RRF'S.
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PUBLIG-No. 72.I

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-07-17
DEATHS.

In this village July IA, JESSIE BENTON, daughter Of L.
NJ. and NJ. NJ. Bur,le aged months.
At the Insane Asylum In this village on the lin inst
JONATHAN s. HUNTLEY Of Dummerston, aged 50 years,
months. --.- .-...
In Guiford June 0, DANIEL LYNDE, aged rs years. n
Y. and Mass papers please copy.
In Vernon, oct 26th 1851, FREDERICK, son of Mr.
Thomas W. and Mrs Nalonia Titus, aged y years. month
and days After long and distressing illness he calmly
babe good bye his father mother sisters and endsln
Boston, Mass. June 18th, 1852 sYRENA, aged 20 years,
daughter Of Mr. Thomas w Titus, and wife Of Mr.. Geo r.
Bates long and severely painful illness dispelled every
hops Of recovery and she cheery dictated the arrange
ments for her funeral and babe last farewell TO all her
friends.
AFTER long months Of suffering patiently borne
Dear FRED. and sYRENA have left us to mourni
vet we loved them too fondy to wish them to stay,
Mhen III prayed for the summons to call them away.
But such are our hearts, though trust they are best,
Aud free from all pain in a heaven Of rest;
There the purest aud huest Of joys they will share,
D, how sweet is the hope they II welcome there.
Con-.
New York, New Hampshire, III nols, and Massachusetts
papers please copy.
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~ Il A T T. O + We r 10 r..
~ Winlham SIS. In Chnncory. April Term, 1852
HANNAH CUTTING US. BELLOWS & suATruCK.

Whereas, at the present Term Of this Court HANNAH
CUTTING Of Gulford, in said County, brought her Petition
for Foreclosure against SMITH s. BELLOWS Of
and RUFUS W. SIIATrUCK Of Leyden, In the State Of
Massachusetts, setting forth that said Bellows shattuck on
the 22 day Of April A. d. 1861 morgaged the Petition
certain land situate in said Guor being the build
ngs and lot in Green River Village aud the premises
conveyed TO said Bellows and Shntuck by the Petitioner
the day Of the execution Of said mortgage the pay
men Of 100000 in four emnnnua payments with interest
anuuAly-a Of Which due and unpaid; and pray.
ing tina, the Equity of Redemption Of the defendants in the
premises may be fUreG0srd.
Aud it appearing that the defeaants reside without this
State and have not had personal notice Of said Petition Is
ordered by the CHANCELLOR that the be continued the
next Term of the Court Of Chncey be held ut Ncwfne
In and for said County Of Mndham the second Tues
day o September, A. D. 1862, and that the Plaintiff notify
said defend VI the tendency " her said Petition aud Of
the Term Of the Court to which the continued by
publishing the substance thereof with this order for three
weeks successfully in the Vermont huuix printed at Brat.
eboro' in said County, the last publication at least
twenty days previous to next September Term Of Court
which will be deemed sufficient notice to said defendants 10
appear and m Ike answer to said Petition.
K. TYLER, clerk
L. Kirkland, Plaintiffs Solicitor. 20
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TATE OF We R MON r
- Windham, sS........ In Chanccry.

~
JASON c. WHITING Us. WALES A. BRIDGES EFT AIS
Whereas, JASON G. WHITING Of Munson In the County
amp and Of Mass husets, on the 7th day OF
july A. D. 1862 filed In the office Of the Clerk OF the Court
of Chancery Tor said County Of hlnGham hs Pet'ton
against WALES A. BRIDGES and MOSES CHAMBERLAIN
OF WmdsbOro In said County, and THE WEST RIVER
BANK, corporation located at Jamaica IN SAID Couny,
setting forth that said WALES A. BRIDGES ON the 18Th
day Of November, A. d. 1855 mortaged to AMAsA Fits
Warlsborn aforesaid certain land In said Wardsboro,
bounded the East by land Of Shuael Barrett and Nn
Ward ON South by Land Of Moses Chamberlain the Road
leading to ~ Foods, and by land Of NJ Rood the West
by land of Alden Wakefield and N Ward and on the North
By by lands Of n Ward, l. W. and David Johnson, and
hubae Barrett. containing NY estimation 40 acres, TO
the Of ten promssory notes OF 500 each,
dated Nov 18Th, 1855, with annual interest from April 1t,
1886 payable one on the first day April in each
year beginning with April lst 1857, till the whole were paid,
all of which notes due aud unpaid together with
large Of interest And that said AMASA Fits JAN
3d. 1856, assigned said notes and mortgage to the Petitioner
That Sept. 10Th, 1861 the West River Bank and Moses
Chamberlain severay attached the Equity Of Redemption
Of said Bridges In said lana on wrs returnabe To Apr
Term of Windham County Court 1862 at which Term they
obtained respectively Judgments, AMI took out their
uns due time and form of law, aud so created lien upon
said land In favor Of each Il hembut they each neglect
refuse pay to the Petitioner the sums Of money due
said notrsand praying that the equity Of redemption of
said Bridges, Chamberlain and West River Bank may be
1rccosed. Which said Petition is made rcurnabc to the
Term Of the Court Of Chncery to he held at Ncrne
and for said County Of Wndham the second Tuesday
Of Septemb II, A. u. 1861
AMI IL anne ring that the sail WALES DRIDG ES has
gone parts unknown, that the and ordinary
Of the Court cannot be served upon him. ordered
by the CHANctILoR that the Petitioner notify the said Wales
A. Bridges of his said Petition and Of the Term of the Court
which the same Is retnabe by publishing the substance
thereof with this order Tor three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the
Vermont Phoenix printed at Batt.bno, in said County, the
last publication to be at least twenty days previous to said
next September Term of sail Court which publication will
he deemed sufficient notice said Wales Bridges ar-
pear and make answer to said Petition.
Clas. X. Field, Plaintiffs Solicitor. %
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G TATE OF YER NJ ON T,
- In Chancery .Windham County April Term, 1867.
AMANDA c. HAYWARD rs. ALMON CLAYTON, SARAH
WATERMAN, JAMES II. WATERMAN RILEY
BALDWIN, MARY BALDWIN, PHILIP
W. HOWE ERASrA II. HOWE.

Whereas, said present Term of said Court said Amanda
c. Hayward brought her petition the Chancellor setting
forth that James IL Waterman, then in life, but since de-
ceased and Sarah Waterman then wife Of said James H.
the eth day Aprl A. D. 1856, daily executed to Wales
Hayward mortgage deed of certain land situated in Ia-
mtica in said County, bounded the North by land Of Alfred
the East by the highway the South by land
Of Lewis Phelps, the West by land Of H. II. and H.
FELTON, being the saw aud grs mills now occupied by Amon
Clayton also, other parcel ~ lard bounded the North
East AMI West by the highways and the south by land
of Lewis Phelps, being the premises whereon said Al
premises conveyed icy said Wales. A. Hayward to said
James H. Waterman by deed dated March II, 1856,
doncd for the payment Of 200 in three from April
l. 1886, 500 in five years from April l, 1856, $500 in six
years April l. 1856, $40 in years from April l.
1856, $500 in eight years from April l. 1856 $500 in nine
years April l. 1906, and 500 in ten years from April l.
1856 specified In several promssory notes payable at the
times above forth with interest annually that the said
notes due and unpaid That the petitioner purchased
said mortgage valuable consideration aud said
Wales A. Hayward the 23tl day Ut May, 4. u. 1851
veyed his Interest in the mortgag ed premises to her. That
said james H. anil Sarah about the FIRST Of April 1859
veyed said premises sail Amon That sail James ii.
died about July 1861 leaving said Sarah his widow and
said Mary wife Of said Riley and Es,a H., his daughters
AMI james H. Jr his heirs. That said Easa II. aud said
Philip Intern rel about December /, 1861, and that adj
ninstraon has been taken by any upon the Is
tate of said james II and praying that the equity OF
emption of sail defendants might be forecloscd agreeby
to the act n diminish the expenses OF orecosing mortgages
in e1uity And It appearing that said james H. ana sarah
reside without this that the process Of this Court
be served upon them AMI that they have not had
personal notice of the tendency OF this petiton ii is
the Chancellor that said petition be continued to
the Term Of the Court Chancery be held Mt at New
fame within and for said County the second Tuesday
September nest and that the petitioner notify said james
II and Sarah Of the pendency Of this suit and Of the Term
hc Court Of Chncery to which the same is continued by
publishing the substance Of said petition with this order
three weeks successfully in the Vermont PhUniN newspaper
printed and published at Brat=boro, in said County tn,
Term Of said Court, which will be deemed sufficient mott &C t
said James H. aud Sarah nnpar and answer snil petition
Dated at Brattelburo this 7th day Of july, A. D. 49,!
H. TYLER, clerk
rutcr K Wheeler, Petitioners Solicit ors.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS having been
w duly appointed by the Hon Probate Court for the
District Of Marlboro, Commissioners receive aud
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against the Es-
tate Of JOSEPH BtRROWs, late OF Guiord in said District
deceased and also all claims and demands exhibited In Offset
therefor and six months from the 18th day Of June, A. d.
1862 being allowed by said Court for that purpose hereby
give notice that will attend to the business OF said
pontment at the late residence Of said deceased In Guor
the End Saturday of August and December, A. 1862
from to O'Clock =. NJ. each Of said days.
SAM l.. HUNT,
J.r MOVES, Commissioners,
Gullford July Sth 1862 20
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The Confessions and Elk perienee Ofn a II-
valid Puplished for the benefit and a warning and
warning to young who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature decay, &c supplying at the time the
of seCure By who has cured himself after being put
to great expense through medical imposition and quockery
Iy enclosing postpaid addressed eope,
may had Of the author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
BEDFORD, Kings Co., n. Y.-ly11
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CoMMissIoNERs' NOTICE.

M IL, The SUBSt INBEltSi bElNb Ar
w pointed by the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Marlboro Commissioners receive, examine aud adjust all
claims Of all persons against the Estate OF DANIEL DENrE
late Of Wardsboro in said District deceased, and also all
claims exhibited In offset theret0i and sN months from the
day Of July, 1862 being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business Of said appointment at the late dwelling house
Of the deceased IN wardsboro the first Wednesday In
September and December from O'Clock A, NJ until
o'clock =. NJ. on each Of said days.
HOLLAND PLIMITON,
WILLARD SHEPARD, commissioners.
Marlsb 70, July 9TH, 1862. %
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STATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. s. S

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The Probate court for said District;
To all persons interested in the Estate Of JOHN r. STACY
late Of Whitngham deceased, greeting!
You hereby notified that this Court Will decide upon
allowance OF the account of EBEN STACY and WILLIAM
MESSENGER, Executors Of the last VIII o. said deceased
and decree distribution thereof among the persons entitled
thereto, the session thereof be held The Village Hotel
in Wilmington, in sail District the last Thursday Of Au
gust A. D. 1862 when and where you may be heard in the
premises, If you fit.
20 Il. W. CLARKE, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO, S. S

~ The Probate court for said District:
To all persons interested In the Estate Of LEVI HOWARD
late Of Marlboro deceased, Greeting;
Whereas, JOSEPH HAMILTON, has presented to this
Court Instrument putpornS to be the last Will of said
deceased, for PrObateiou hereby notified that this
Court will decide upon the Probate said Instrument at the
session thereof to be held the Probate Office Bratebnro
in said District, the first Saturday Of Augurt, A. II. 1867
when and where you may appear and contest the same,
you fit. i. W. CLARKE, Register.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
' persons indebted to the late firm Of j. H. 4 W. IL
EsTERBROOK by NOTE or ACCOUNT that a settlement Of
the same rendered necessary by the deccase OF II Fs-
TEXTBOOK, Of the partners, and that an immediate
adjustment Is expected.
Also all persons having claims against said firm re-
quested present the to W. II. ESTERBROOk the
surviving partner, for payment.
Brattleboro, Ju 10, 1892. 20
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. Probate
~ WesfminSter, SIS. Court for said Districts
To all persons interested In the Estate Of CALVIN BAR
RE late of Brookne, in said District deceased Gr,otg
Whereas instrument purportng to be the last will and
testament Of said deceased has been filed In said Court by
WILLIAM ADAMS the executor therein named for prubate
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon the
probate of said Instrument ut the session thereof to be held Mt
the Office Of A. Stoddard In owushen In said district the
first Wednesday Of October A. 1862 when and where you
may be heard In the premises II you see it,
BENZ. w. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, July 3, 1s62,-2S
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No. 10. DYSPEPSIA. No. 10.
Doc GiGor's Homeopathic Curatives for dyspepsia, is
used with great success price 20 cts per box, sold by n.
THORN Brattleboro, and o. Z. WOODS, Bellows Falls,
Agents. Sent per mail, address
Philip Lee, 1856 William street, New York.
Manual furnished free application
u See that each box has the address Of Philip Lee
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Cancers Cared withou, the Knife.

Dr. HADLEY Of New York, will be at the Revere House,
Brateboro from the 4h the 20h Of August 1902 the
treatment OF Cancers Tumors Wes etc. without the knife,
aud by process very prompt nd speedy in its effects Civ
ing little pain and which has proved remarkably successful
in its results No charge for consultation Those desiring
further information will have pamphlet sent them by send
ing their address to 649 Broadway, New York.
WIN. W. HADLEY VI. D.
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CTATE OF VERMONT NI,R1Rono 8 6

- TNIL VI NTNNIUN 7, MAKLBUNO, ,, ,.
~ The Hon. Probate Court for said District
10 all persons Interested In the Estate Of JOSEPH GOOD
II :, late OF Brattlehuro deceased, Greefings
whereas, WELLS GOODHUE and FRANCIS GOODUUE
nave presented to this Court Instrument purportng to be
he ast WIN OF said dec ased for probate You hereby
nohd That this Court will decide upon the Probate of said
Instrument at the session thereof he held at the Probate
umee IN brauehoro In said District, the third Saturday
OF july, inst, (eng the 10th day. A. D. 1861 when and
"hee you may appear and contest the same you t
~ X. W. CLARKE, Register.
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G TATE OF We II NJ on 4
- windham County Court, April Term, 1869.
DANIEL WILKINSON rs PIIMpTON STEPHENSON 4
co and TIKI sTEE.
YER MO Ny

VVs
Whereas, ut the present Term Of tbs Court DANIEL
Wiki s0N Of Ntrth ro.lcncc in TIE State of Rhode
leland brought his action against ALBERT pllMPTON,
GEORGE A. STEPHENSON and ADONlRAM NENWtCK
copartn doing business In Boston, County Il Suffolk and
STAT Of Massichuics under the firm Of Pmpon, Stephen
Co. upon the counts Of indebudtus dssumps
demanding S700 damagcsj and also summoned OSCAR j.
PRATT of Drateboo, in said Windam County, as Trustee
Of said defendants.
And appearing that said principal defendants reside
wihou. this State and have not had personal notice Of said
suit It Is ordered by the Court here that this case be conln
ued to the next FERN Of this Court to be held at Newnc in
aud for the County ~ Windhsm the second Tuesday Of
September d. 1861 and that the Plaintiff notify said de-
PENDANTS Of the pcndency Of his said action and Of the Term
Of the Court to which the continued by publishing
the substance Of their writ with this order for three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phnnx printed at Britteboro
In said Wndham County, the last publication 70 be at least
six weeks previous to said next september Term, which
will be deemed sufficient notice to said defendants to appear
and make answer to said action -
Il. TYLER, CLERK.
Geo. Howe, Plrs Attorney.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. s.

~ The PROBATE court for said District
TO all interested In the Estate Of LYDIA KELSEY
late Of BrateborO, deceased, Greeting:
You hereby notified that said Court will decide upon
the allowance OF the Of BENAJAH DU DLEY, Al
mni,tatr upon said Estate and decree distribution thereof
among hat persons entitled thereto, ut the session thereof to
b. he'll the Probate Office In Brattleboro, in said District
the first saturday Of August, A. d. 1862, when and
where you may be heard in the premises IL You fit
20 Il. W. CLARKE, Register
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BLACKS ITHING G..

The subscriber has leased the old AMI well known shop
Flat Street formerly occupied by c. Bems where he
viii carry the business of BLACKsMITIING in all its
branches by employing the best Of help, using the best
MATERIAL and doing his work fair prices he hopes to merit
and receive his share If the business
MIR. CXRENE BENIIS is employed MS foreman Of
the JOBBlNG department His reputation mechanic is
second to that of in the State, and is well known to
those who have had RI done In this during the last
ten years.
MR.. GIBSON will attend to sII0EING HORSES, a
department in which he is wthou, a superior.
MIR. BiGELOW will attend to sHoEING OXEN, a
branch Of the business that he has followed for
lF Give call aud will endeavor that you shall 90
away well satisfied that you will come again.
VIM. HOLDING.
Brattleboro June 81, 5000
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OF VERMONT, Marlboro, s. S

STATE OF NERAONI, MARLBORO, ). ).
~ The Probate Court for said District:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of CHESTER Nell
son, late of Guiliord, deceased, creating.
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the Of BENJAMIN BARBER Ad-
mnstraor upon said Estate and decree distribution thereof
among the persons entitled thereto the session thereof
be held the Probate Office in attlebpro in said District
the first Saturday of August A. D. 1862 when and where
you may be heard iii the premises, il you see fit.
Il. W. CLARKE, Register.