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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-02

NJ SPEUlAENU The Atesa do6 u
~ trudsb requested 10 the sale OF the STOCK
Of AessrA '0fnssS, .Alvey. T. A4sks!; - tAte
str1sse, THIS DAT, at 10 0'saeoh., Gee "a.
,verttosment. s--.-. ~. 3. sR. COOK,
Ap9 1t sss-sssf ---.-1lis AuAt&onuers.- -.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

The c,c ccu.cril .,ng act was TO e. into force
on tie 18Th Inst aud thcir papers estimate that
II would AZ one RI c their army from 2i5,Oo0
ricn 60 ~ 3i2- tlHt brini, the number Of white
male uhnli,nnt. between The ages of IL aud %
yeas in the u..Io,.l a.ntcf. With this immense
host they cAlcula,, - hrrl back their invaders,
and cary the wa. into tie northern states.
Til, lD'k. very we'll on paper. Il is truc tho
law dcclnus rhut all m,lp, between l. aud 30
are Ia thv army, hu, that doe. nlt convert
them into soldirrs There nrc Athcul,ice Of or
,anizaiion and equipment in the way. Yet, \.
carnu lee iu'' tel that The immediate effect will
hc 10 sw.ll their armies to larger proportions.
III this view IL becomes Important that tho rc-
orutiu, ou oar -.lc should not he rrhNcl. Ths
militia Of IN de siltc should At once uc ocl red
int service TO hc replaced hv troops enlisted
for the war rs fast ~ they are organized. Our
forces cannot be too large. 1t is useless now TO
s'ur 10 count tie cost, - We have learned by
bitter experience that this is likely to be in
creased rather than diminished 10y supincaess.
The nation demands energy and action, AMI
reserved force %. three millions of volunteers Is
ut hand, awaiting the call Ct tho Government;
aud, irihc equipments are forthcoming, they All
all / . placed in thy field 81 sixty days.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

Warrington, Ndy 3U.--lohn NJ. lirodhoad, Of
the District of Columbia, has been appointed by tho
President one Of the commissioners, under the All
FOR the emancipation NJ slaves In the District VI Co
lumtis, Ia place OF Mr. Nuiou, deceased
The Circuit Court today formally refused writ
u habeas corpus for tie discharge of an alleged
fugitive save.
A correspondent q a Pittsburgh paper. who was
In the retreat says about 700 81 our sick ~ stras-
burg {, II into the hands Of the rebels.
correspondent, Of the Philadelphia rRTss. n,
wlllamsport, states that Col. Henley, of the Mary.
land Regiment, Is cortaisly dead.
The rebels are reported 10 be occupying Martins
bur,h IN strong numbers, while their cavalry have
teen seen IN the ndslhorhood of Chslestown and
Lees,urg. Al Martnshurg they are reported D.
have destroyed the railroad tres-le-work near that
town.
On Ne i2th inst, the Y. =. steamer i'n,ters'
captured the steamer CIV. A. Monitor, Ia Berwick
Dsv, bound there from Sabine Pass She vu- load
ed with "Cunfe,lcrpte " Government provisions
also ON the lat inst, the rebel n hu,uer Magnolia
while attempting 60 leave BerN lex Bay. She wa
loaded with cotton and turponino-212 bales ol ia,
former.
o. tho 9Th Inst, nc same L. =. steamer chase
on shore the rebel steamer " Fashion," also lnalc
with cotton and turpontnc. She was there FIRE.
hv lpr
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LATER FROM CORINTN.
The RETREAT IN THREE
DIRECTIONS.
PCRSUIT-.GLORlOUS RESULT.
Eighty Men and 100
Horses Killed.
POpe's Shots Not Wasted.
&c, &C., 60.
PCRSUIT--GLORIOUS RESULT.
POpe's Shots Not Wasted.
&c, &c., 60.
The Evacuation ofCorinth

U,U..r. ut
-, f''''''" 'V 'V' - iNHng
' " ''' ''S'''' WV moving 81 cat amt sup
"''''''' '''''''R, ''' A'hed some move
wv" N''"S Wiz WV '"'' '''''F 'y extraordinary
""' "'.'''' ' "' "a" extraordinary
''. '.''f sever" ca
w., '.''' 80 '''"''J ''t'f'
"''o ''1"" "'" "hi 's'iel" AL
'.'' non was M
'' .'''' =" I've - "''"h "nk7
''' 'P' '" VI" '"'''n'hrcnt''
"'S "''' '''h''i
'''''''' - d" "-
- d" U"uRht tNo
" 80. 30 - unknown '' ''"' nIbuN
"' ''"! ''''S 10 '"''' "'to'i'i''
'''' "p'' ""' ''N'"' "'""' "rd stated
NV ''""' I'' ''''" 90" he ia
"''"' '''''''''N "'' '"''" IH''-'i "a l'th "ur
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stp. rrcicd ~ool tos great extent within nfty
81 ,-t and oonsurnptons have doubled II n6t
w. led. Active exercise with many hss alone
sIIpIitd tic pace OF wooden, but the more
sedcntnry labits OF women. comhned win less
uss - Yen than by men, has caused them 70
fluIish 'Y'tr victims H. consumption to three men.
Those ~ me- g. consumption have good apo
ties generally sud eat heartily, under the mista.
= ca I.'a inst ne more they eat tic more likely
hey nr" t. sustain their strength. when. alas they
are 4 ..ius ti..ir graves with their own teeth. A.
stated at tie putotthc various point, involved can
nj he fiy disc ssCl u this article, the question
OF hereditary ,Itusti-4o' NJ woeku ss from Isrent
tttiii, wuotutr tlin uaty or nervous, W onci but
& e CONT riIou bsiw,'r i'rinsed iYwrhAto sys-
tom Az uuhea 'thy skin has been partially known
for long time, FIR in aid ton ~ tlr phenomena Of
sea- let lever. Illustration, cracks in Tic skins
A. snt thciin. tashes &c, enlarged glands In The
ncc, aul tbcrc'e ia tic lungs have all, over and
over ..in. appeared ia tie same individuals. The
h,,tc ilusi. IT, marble whlton,ss Il the skin n
consIuI tVr., n.a ~ healthy nlpoaranceS. ana
tend to prove drrng "a ncor % tho external sur
'hce. an aware that au "nlctton will ut once
he raised tu ,oI.e Of the views herein advanceds
based un III, alleged d.stLr huncc In tie relative
Proportions - To u-t'ucuts of TIE bood in iu-
borculous hic 'a and an nlfo aware that acts
are waniiu. g. -i. Mat suc change j. not, -
clam the result of lrtHva fever consequent upon
the tilcrc ous state, rather than accuse producing
a. A .imi ar confoundug - cause aud effect may
I've seen in the pouular idea tit bleeding from the
lungs vto 'uces debility TIC hct IL. that debility
causes the icU.1rrhaye. and This latter Will he IN
prnf-,riior :, no ev'fnt ~ the former.
"The people ~ Nv Pngland have killed theft
she T. ami multiplied dogs, have made cotton al
most khg oI ciotlus and arc reaping crop OF
pulmonary d utr,. diseases which II IA arpali-
Ing o. contemplate. Il Tie prts,ut war could, hove
ever. Kill ont the use e cu'tun, we should have
som,thmr, u my opinion, T. compensate us ior
hs cvrcuec, vaoh few have taken into tho cali
stilattut
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q ~ lead
"'' "" ''"' '''u'""! MUS
rates, III most striking manner, the progress
that liberal ideas are making under the very
shadow of the rrevest dcsrotism. in Enron.
-. "
we nav ",i'"'H 'ou'i''o'''u upon 'he I'M
pressive retuke recently administered hv the
people Of Prussia to the supposed reactionary
tendencies of their Kin. LOT ne u,,, con.iirr
,ho ,,l,i,..'...H
."e "il''''" '"1'ee ~ Tue i'''H "
austria, Tor II i one OF the moral phcr"mcna ct
our timc-thc more singular that il c.u1nat,.. in
this instance. mon firm, the r,nul,r mas.,. lut
"on' I've 'o""'
royal decree. proclaininr. to certain eN-
tent rclrous liberty throughout tho domininns
NJ ,b. It.r.,n-.,s ,,t ,L,,,t,. ,..,.,,ut,, ,,,.,
'is" supulauohs % U'' '''''"fu" WIN 'h'
Supreme Roman Church, IS nov a-iiuiHs the
Empire but this is merely the most recent # a
-. q, ,,,,,.,,,,. ,tt,. t.r.u.. ,,..r;,,,.,,
80 VI Wv van
'ernmcnt has for months pas', startled 'hri'icn-
dom. Those measures We will briefly review.
Only one wear ago, the best friend, II Austria
s,.,,.ir.i ,cL.. c,,,,,,, III, ,,.,.i,,.,. 81. ,i,
'f''''" W ''' '"'" " Wv
LhpHe, each one =" 'h'h hH'''h""iN III Iisei'
Inspired by the example Of r"sauori'cl LAZY.
were rising from tIoi, lel,. ,t,,tt ,,,i J,p.,,,l
,...7,,t.....,i,. - r.,.|'',
lug wv ".'''" "''' ''''' ''"',"N' VIZ" van
iicia, the lscheks, even the .lu-itidns at the
Archduchy, Of the 1lru and oihr province
,ho moe, c,oso,y ,,,,o,od h,. ,,,,,icit ,;,. J..
a.,
the hhpsourg'' were 'iah'fhS t"t''u'r Tor
equal rights and protesting a.r'iust Tire arhi-
trarv rule cxerci. over n,t.. IT,. treasury
.r IL r-;. t....t 1T, -
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WAR NEWS.

GEN. SICKrFs took command If his brigade
IN the 23l. lie was enthusiastically received b.
his men,
THE Savannah News Of the 17th inst, SAYS
hat two Yankee steamers opened tire with shot and
shell on Darieu on Friday.
TnE President has fully assumed the functions
u Commau lcr-.u-Chief Of the army and navy. No
movement is made ia either branch Of tho service
without Ills knowledge.
CH,RLrsroN papers Of the 22d inst, state
that four Federal vessels slelled Coles, Goat aud
Hawai- Islands on the morning Of the 2ist The
Confod, rates retired after burning their quarters
Sc. Coles Island Is twelve or fifteen miles Il, ID
Charleston.
A CoNFEpERATE picfet near Richmond the
on err day, inquired OF our men 10 what regiment
they belonged. "One Hundred and Fourth New
Jersey" was the answer. Go To-" respond
Ell the skeptcal Confederate, 'theIe are not
nlauy men Ia New Jersey"
GEN. IlARNEY is living very quiet and retired
In st. Louis, having recently bought hne house Ina
the addition" and comes into the city occasun-
ally, attracting good deal Of attention by his fine
soldicrly bearing, yet devoid Of all military trap
pings, his dress being plain suit Of black,
THE Federal soldiers in Fremont's Division
have very satisfactory way ofdlsposlng Of the reb-
oil guerrillas and bush-whuekers. When any Of
these gentry are taken prisoners the guard goner-
ally reports some morning that ''the prisoner tried
10 escape during the night and shot," or that
~ gun accidentally went of and killed the pris-
"n---n .''d si~Si. thu s'd eftas uastAs-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

Dr, Arrrrp B.,uL NJ La,dl, formerly Of
Springfield, Mo, la. I.li,h,l a. article
hiolclius the novel theory that tLo wearing o.,
cotton next H.. sh.n I, a cause o, o.n lmpJiou.
II this should q" continued, comments tua
Springfield RlrrGlicAN, th'u .,iru ,i'n It Kug
to..ou may prove = great -.i.- toad a. an
sd. br. Boorn Ia ,p .. Ahohip q.
lie says;
The dcrosltiuoc ,on.'m as, Hr.sbt.b4c',i
up unOIgauyfr ".u.t. lHl ID. u.t. g.al H' r.
Where do,r i To- lI anal a. rsf Asses
ii 9 ,r1vth - ,i.c.r...i ., ,,- 'i,., l.,o
! % wears, acyrr o. tpo,N .u.... .'.Ir .u,'a .n,,
] IL the food O. - w.. I.i -.f1I b. =. s.ili nj
amount /, supply t, "..t. 9t t,ll,s. ~ much ~.
needed tu. Ills tt,.Iuus 'I ,n.'a . ..tr.neut M.
| repairs the ~HstC. Is people ;. ctA.'y eat 30. p,
/ uau thi. needed amount tic surpus nutriu,ut ,
/ NOT orI,u'lri, simply because the system '..s
! req iile II ~ tie tone, ami PASSES uu t
from the blood vessels into the lynuhst T. irf
| turned int" the circulation and nude au o"-aH'.''
material Ia repair waste, provided the eNttlna SUP
| ply flood 10 leSsened from .us .uu," A. A''.
and persistent supply Of nrnei ,,,iN ui''1'o ,.
must be relieved, The skin i't, proper ilae' lor
this discharge, but II tu is ln trld state the
current will ger. raj " ne t'I"'l q. w PN, ''..n"y
surface, and The 81 ia I'ul"n ~ th' lyWln form.
tubercle much ~ tnr d. .d part passing away with
| the brcath TIl,,' .t therefore not lr'ilct oi
disease, bur i,t.'r 90. '"''LytH N"ni norm !
it,I,lt itr.,.O yth oit.c 2. ~ e., ur,g- Nutrl-
mott referred T.. goes TO 49, 81 r"'sc amt tnis cV-
| uauswLy s,r ''u'o.'u % " i''t "nitthi Ia
mental aud n ,.c, pre- oc.ty. Blt whoa grown,
cgnscs tlr extra building ate. a. N II 90 thrown
OH and viii be- either lhrulrh Size 3D. externally,
! or mucous surface luteruti So hence tie fatality
: which So Immediately fol oNn maturity, II some
cases in children the glands Of the neck swell
! sud break An outlet is made IN that way for the
surplus lymph, and such ulcers heal slowly. As
nigh be expected in these sui Jects, the growth Of
the body is interisrCd wtht nut susponded,wholly.
| Scrofua, consumption, chronic diarhoea,
tarrh, Il IL OdlHF ~ 49, are due IN my judgment to
a inactive t II # sue skin, ard this arises an
| Improper covering in contact with II both by day
! all Ly lLlLt IL ~. 49,. " eotLnn IT,. Litter
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

ihe hOtteck Monument Mt .riclurgh was 10
be uncover d ON the 1T Of june Al, at l.4.'o "m
SINGERS nave already sent la their names for a 4"
great ainsng festival to DC held there on the ma &"
OF July.
Congress- OF German cotton manufacturers Yves
%, ned al Stuttgart ON the 9th INST, AMI a,"'n'f
OF iron-inasters at Weinar on the 1Oth last DtlH-
1asions from all parts of saNony we're pres.a' Toe
main object Of discussion the proposed French
an pfiecting the Industry OF Europe would als) b
pyouXLt forward.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

Haterds iilet, Aoy 2f.--The steamer Gen.
burnside with Gov STANLEY ~ board, arrived here
ycatsrday. Tho Gpv,rn. p, together with Clap
lain Clark, Of tie Mas, 22l, and otl,rs, will pro-
coed this morning 10 New b,lu ia tue steamer Jer-
sey Blue and the Ger. Burnside vii proceed 10 her
destination further south.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07
An,eceden, Intelligence from Corin,h.

before Cor,nh 29h, Nh'qht--No adj
,ouHi movements have taken pace EXCEPT picket
diminishing and siren. theuing uu position. Con
IIaIle,k has moved las canip two IuleH forward to
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07
The Maryland EpiscopuI Convention Dis.
iOyuI,

baltimore, Ndy 29.-Thc Episcopal Conycn-
ton adjourned this afternoon. discussions were
lad On National affairs. The dls'oval members,
having tie majority, vented their sent ments hv eX-
cludM< from the standing committees, and tro.a
tie delegation To tie General Convention, nearly
cvcrY lnYL lnan VINO was nhmed for ihnse pus.tlol.s
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

iHHB My 30.--Two Of the three State
on err, authorized hy law to designate the state
p"i,t T. luFe made a contract with the EvESna
Jot lNAlp C.aI,. lcl II ,nson denies the legality
Of NJ -.ALIl.t m A l-.-.s-n u recnlIIZ. IL.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

chicago, Nay Boa fire last night in the
West Division DESTROYED the planning mill Of Messrs
Walker, washburne IL Go. also several adjoining
buildings. Loss, $4,000.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

THERE is at West End Station, (Bergen) n
awaiting transportation To the WeA, n locolno-
4 intended for use upon the Western prairies.
Il 10 run upon common roads. Il has dryin.r
|eels propelled by cogs of about 10 fsek diameter,
kstructed with heavy sheet iron, the Wheels have
I eighteen inches tread II is an ungainiy affair
ish ahead with, in = high wind. On . isysI II
4 a. about eve nilss 2n houR ~
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

shiti,ug. bsu,9u. r. y 10
d.. hl'rh'i ui5t q Gil
Jl,tr.hr. .s,Si i5'a'a !
10. 200 o.. .....l u'ga
u1. bl-achi ~. - uib
20. DO. b.. as
calico, tat y, gi.'l--.Uts
salIu,ts ,.....s.,JJ--tGu
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

A SPECIAL dispatch to the Philadelphia Press
from Gen. WOODS Division May 2sth, says; "Our
forces have held comInunlcati overland with the
forces Of General Burnride bi at what points an
not nar,n ttei u sss-"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

~
FISH,


Es.af,S.h. - % = 90
Dnuch, VS. l9str u -
La. ...,5 81 o
I...uIta,l &c "a
At'Nu'., W T. y.
LiIun... 20 ~ y
a. iiuu,, Ia t0-&- -
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

Sorka Hlrbd % 40
HOE
| RH.ds 81 ..,,.a .
Il.,-u. ono. 'atN -
y a.. ilu.o, III, a. :
OuaJ.Cu....,.-l o.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

Am. eth iu-otl9l
Mania zee 80 "a
INlIl,h
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

NJ cAseis just report % +. NJ! heavy airing
between iiarper's Ferry and Charlestowl,. our
rckots on thu Virginia side Of the Potomac have
been driven in by q superior force Of the enemy
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07
MARKETS..
W II o l. 4 8 A l. X
PRIC ES Gu r r + N T.
Reported for the y. Y. Sun.
MONDAY, MAY 10, ls62.
AyiiES-luO lbl
. kl......s. - " y
BFEJWAx

Au.Yollow.... tG-Gf&
GANDLE5--lb.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

The following is detailed nrs'uu' d th" sol
cure, by orlc. Of Cen. Bu,lor, If 10000 in
.pecic, at the office oil the consul OF the neither
lands in New Orleans:
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-07

tAbN ~
LuyL pl,... 6S-1I5
li1pl-


NrCN ~ n, Id rs
Naup 800 b ...- Do 10
GrUl l9s'LI..... 2 ~
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UNDER this heading q correspondent COM
mcn,s, in the columns Of the ISnrrENpENr, rs
follows
Iv.rvlo.lv has Soon tlog, active IN, C4il.,.a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-07
PEOPLES ACADEMY !
MORRISVILLE, W..


THE SPRING TERM of this highly popular
L Institution will legin Thursday, Feb. eth,
and continue eleven weeks -#.....as..
H. McKILLOP, A. B., Principal
MISS FANNIE W. MUTT, Preceptless, together
with other tried and approved teachers in the var.
ious departments.
1t is the aim OF both Trustees and Teachers to
make this institution what Its name indicates -
a PEOPLES Academy, where all, of whatever
rank or creed can have equal advantages for OBJ
tanning thorough and systematic knowledge of
all the branches taught in such schools
While we teach, and require an observance of,
those universal principles of morality and relig
ion which recommend themselves to every men,
Der of the human race, sectarianism of any kind
is contrary to our constitution.
Tuition The same as heretofore. Board may be
had in private families from Sl,50 to SIZE per
week. Many Of our students board themselves,
and for thi, class, ample Accommodations are pro
,lded. For further PAL ticulars see circulars, OIL
address the Principal at MonisvIlle. ...
W. r. CLEMANT, Pru.
ID. W. PUTNAM, ! Com.
Morrisyille, Jan. 20, 1862. lows
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Conferences.

II II Z next monthly Conference of the Congre-
L gational Churches in this County, will meet
at Wolcott on tuesday and Wednesday March
18th and 18th. The first meeting to be held at
the congregational Church at halfpast 10 O'Clock
A. M, on Tuesday. t4 IA
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g..

In Irasburgh, on the Sd inst. of consumption,
Tiyphosa b., wife of Sylvester Howard, SEN.
and mother of the Editor of this paper aged GO
years, H7..-..s r-r s.
Id Morristown, Feb. Goth AIDA H., daughter
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26 years. 'H r
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5ytars 10 months and IA days.
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3 ATTEMPT TO Blow Up CHAIN BRIDGE. =
On Thursday an attempt was discovered
to blow up Chain bridge at Washington.
Eighty pounds of pcwdes was found, with
fuses placed under the span of the bridge,
so that its explosion would destroy the
fabric. 1851 8& rlsss 'yo'8
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WASHINGTON. March 4


Gen. Lander's death was caused
by congestion of the brain, brought on by
over-excitement he never having recovered
from the effect of the wounds received at
Balls Bluff. 1t is expected that his body
will he brought to the National Hotel in
this city to-day, where Mrs. Lander is
now stopping. and where it will be en-
balmed, and then taken to his late homo
in Essex county. Mass. His friends will
participate in funeral ceremonies here.
FORTRESS MONROE. March 4.
A flag of truce was sent over to Craney
Island to-day. No passengers returned.
The Richmond Dispatch of to-day says
Coils. Wilcox, Cocoran, and other federal
prisoners to the number of 400 arrived
there Friday from Columbia, S G., and
are waiting transportation to Newport
News They may not start, however, for
several weeks to come, as arrangements
for sending them away have not been per-
fected.
There was u great panic at Richmond
caused by the recent defeats of the rebels,
the leading traitors exhibited the greatest
-trepidation. aas m a
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81 The rebels. IN evacuating Bowling
Green. concealed large quantities of pro.
visions in garrets. cellars, wells and in
the woods, but the Union troops speedily
fereted out the contraband" stores, and
in one day secured nearby 100000
worth. fa 4N1 ah
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-07

dcnce has acquired a strong SAVIOR of blum
der-headed exaggeration. But the letter
writer at Carriboo declares that lie has
personal knowledge of the truth of what
be has related. -Sprngfeld Rfpatiican.
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A. STRONG,
North Wolcott, Vt.


ELSA HYDE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court hold
LAMOILLE DISTRICT, IS. en- at johnson in and
for said district, on the LIST day of March,
A. ID. 1862
Francis l.. Hyde, executor on the estate Of Ell
sa Hyde late OF Wolcott in said district de-
ceased, makes application to said court to extend
the time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts
due from said estate and to render his admins
tration account until some future day: Where
upon it Is ordered by said court that said appli-
ion be heard at the Probate office. in johnson
on the 2ith day of March, 1862 and, it is fur
Their ordered, that notice be given to all persons
concerned. by the publication Of this order in the
Lamoille Newsdealer printed at Hydepalk, three
weeks successfully. before said hearing.
BY the court.-Attest
s. s. PIKE, Register. 15w3
JASON S. HUNTS ESTATE. - =
STATE or VERMONT, | IN Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT. S. en- at johnson within
and for said district, on the 2Ith day of February
A. d. 1862. .4,.,,8
Clarisa NJ. Hunt, now Clarrisa NJ Goodwin,
administrator on the estate Of Jason S. Hunt
late of johnson in said district, deceased, pre-
sents her administration account for settlement
WAEREuPON il is ordered that the same bc le-
ferred to the cath day of March, next at the Pro-
bate Office in said Johnson, for examination and
allowance, and that all concerned he notified here
of by publication Of this order In the Lamoille
Newsdealer, printed at Hyde Park. three weeks
successfully, as soon as may be, that they may
appear and at eaid time and place. If they see
cause object thereto
BY order Of Court Attest,
l5w3 S. s. PIKE, Register.
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