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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

Sheriff. Sale.
The State of Kansas
vs..
VIM. c. Neel,
&. M. Gillian, Order of Sale.
John Stoddard,
John Miller, AID
Albert Heed.
DY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed,
ID will expose to sale, 70 the highest and
best bidder. for cash in hand, on the 22d day of
juno. A. D 1863. between the hours Of 8
O'Clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. Of said day,
one Iron Safe. Sale to take place st the She
riffs Office, 10 the Court House. in Troy, Don
iphsn County, Kansas. Ordered to be sold TO
satisfy the judgment and costs in the above en-
titled cause.
Troy, May 26. 1868.
W. D. BEELER,
Sheriff Of Doaiphan County, Kansas.
June 4, lS63-3w. Prs fee, 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

Order Il Rabllcafaon.
In the District Court Of The Second Judic;sl
District, sitting within and for Brown Coua-
~, State Of Kansas. !.
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Nermifdte 91aArttbten.

NGtbet9aftes @crGGwtnben
etneS Wen1Aen auf beber Gee.
SOr Dem Der. ct. @CmmiHdr Bbtte In Newe
yOrt betanben eeltern @bas. Smttb unb $.
Sanltrano, Die Dor &urNm als Weotrc1en an
Soro bes SGife8 DIalisman" bienten, Elm
SsrbDr auf ben Serbd6t, G3ra IbOmas, rem
3. Steuermonn pteie6 Gabr,euesS, ermorbet
gu 9aten. aus ben 3eusenauaI assn ersub
f4, RAP GbOmds tn Der fragttGen glaGt nett
ben betosn Nngetlc9ten It6 auf Dem 8crberz
faftea brfanb. 9lDBlid ertSnte Der 0uf, sin
Viann iber Bcro," uno am fplSenDen Wpr-
gen tpurbe 3bona8 btrmi6t uub Blut fant
f4 auf Der Stele, no Ct 3ulebt ~aefancet
bate. Us purpe niGtS bariter ermtttelt, U6
Der Sertntbte tbsr 8prb geipruueen Cper p5
er 9inater eeftOBen wpr0sn iei; nnb eben1p
weni8 ipurSe betpteen, bab Dte anosf(aaten
trgenpwte init ibm 9erungen t1tten. Ser
@pmmiIar berurbnete bemgemGB, bds fe In
Stetbeit 9eIest werben lolten. Der Ser.
i6wunrene mar ein 8ruber bes @apit1ns pes
SatfeS.
Den Grtnolinen bro6t Elm barte
@el6id. Die 2Intunft Der Yrin,eIin Meran-
brta In 2OnbOn lou bas Sisnal esbru, BITE az
unssbeuren DimenFonsn oneel6wOlIenen
Scoops elm weats gu bel6neipen unD fie arf
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wfrbtn oann nt6t mebr nGtbtg baben. aue3le
ruff 4: u@lGb, tbr 9errn, fur Den 8sifenlAlaa
elmer @rtnDltne !"
Gin Btlltarb@@ etttampf fanb
am 6ret!as In 0earY'e 8tQiaro Salcpn In
CORTLAND Strabe, New 2jurf, 3wilten s.
Dser9 unO 50. @Olptbpatt, UNI ben 9reis
BON 5000 unO tn @eeenwart ptsler renODmirter
Sptelsr, tatt. Das Spisl war nuf 1000
points feft9eIebt unO irurDe BON 0clOtbwoit
gercnnen, reI6er .. Tim 531 Ycints IGlua
0as tttel tn 8t6mpnb,
Str9inta, tplten.- GIN 8rtsf bonn 10. Ndrl
meiost folgenoe Yrctie bon 9ebensmittsln !:
8tnofetl& 81 bas YfunO. ~S4wsinsFsil6
1925, Butter So, @ped $1.15. 8bee unc
Safee fno fat gar uidt gu bsfommen. Gter
tClten So paS Oubsno. Die Yaro &dtun
nitro init 50 beSatlt. Gin Oberrrd foftt
80 bis 500, Elm weihsr Gtt,tut 25 Bis $50,
uno Elm Yaar ssIvG9HitGe SAu9e $50.
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Gin Srtef BON Siee1,

Sh Der ON 8rettas In Netp gJcrt abee6al.
tfnen VsrIammluug oes NatiunalOerstns muir
se untsr etuem ftA falt nab iepem Safe ffi
9ensen 8eifGlsiabel Der pieenoe trefflide
martt9e Srtsf Oss GIN, GiseI pcradeIen
N a9tn8tpn, 20. Wlar3 1863.
so lam bel Der auf Gerie Mbfro anbe.
raurnten @OnItituirun9 oeS lppalen Naticnel-
%0Frsins nttt 3u9e8en lein, nter i'd lenoe Ssb=
rsn mstae bitten g9lnlae lir ben Grfcla be8
lslben unS bite Sie, meinen Nomen ia bic
DtltelteoerItIte etn3utraafn. aaa
so CLAUDE, oaB bte YfltGt Der Selbferbo[@
tun9 osS NorbenS unD cer 8epabruno Der
rspublitanii@en Staatsfcrmeu ouf unlersm
Sonttaente zen se8enpdgttsen Sriea au eiaer
9fotDDeaOt8teit 9emo9t bat unb paB nidt ae.
riet tpsroen earf, oIs bts uufere 0afen Die
M'nlcpsnredte mn pte WateFat Sss @e1ebes
I'm 9anjcn Saoen fst bsariinoet 6abfn.
Nuea, ioas an Geiitieer 8ceabuna unp an
ltttltHer Sbattroft int Qanbe ~pcrbdnbeu ii.
aAsS Gut nnD 8fut bes @Oltes malTet auf
penn Altar Der Patton nieoergeleet tperben.
gBenn bic Ge9ieruna, unbeirrt rurdj f(stue
@tterliGtelsien, ale biele @ltttel perfpenpsn
unO t9r Sestrauen Manuern BON GtutfraFt
nno eEarattsr fAeutsa piu, un bic aeiben
oes 0staoss Ser uns unb babetm su brs6en, 10
ipIrD nno mub Der &rtes AZ etnfn balbiocu.
8eoetblt6sn Gn6e tcmmen.
Wtr broarfen BEG iAarfen g6mertss, bod
aud Der ltarfen Seer !; Les ltarfen Nrrnes
nno pss ta9nen rnc fuv6tloIru Ropfss. nm
Den l9redliaea &f lssrei6 at b~esnpen.
Oas Uplf nus bic Sdldfsr aus tbrer Nube
srpcfsn nno Otsieniesn porparts (tpBen. bic
nur TRACE On1tn frtsben, u~nltntt nit tabnem
Mgtb uao Gclblpertrouen pormGrte au ellen.
sd slaute an bic Ituaroe DOftrtn, an Cen
g,eOos Sutlsr". ar bte WrpflamattCn oes W16z
l%tefnttn, ian ben WiGen nno BITE Qusbauer bes
Uplts, an Den anrfl@Ittsrlthen SHUTS ulnlerer
6reiptlli8en, an ben lAtisbltGen Sisa oer
Gers, bes Ne4tS uno bes 0iutOs, al, bic Be-
frstuns Der nnterDradten unb Gfluseu, unp
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@bitta
Sort Monrne.

Sort 81. MGrs. Der Sturm
ipit9ete bic gauge Na9t binour9 BET etnen1,
bef!tgen NorecfWtnpt. gon unelldsfauen
bat mod NiGts Serlautst.
Der Dampfer Daniel @ebfer TT NIT Sons
aaleacsntsn, tpel6s gu ihren relr. Seeimentern
obeeben, BON WalbtnstOn eiu9elrufsn. Der
OampFer 9. H. Spaulotns lun9te NIT Seu
unp @streiOe ron Baltimore an.
Gin Oompfer Bon gle,pbrrn NIT Der Neps
gOrter pcft leete an ben Noabs an, absrsab
bic Ypf uno fubr surId.
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IS arebUufe ST ecetpt q Qaeerbausv
lheinel StempellfRuer 25 Ste.

@arebUuGe 8ecetpts (Qaeerbaus.
Stempeltsusr 25 Ste.
SO balezOtl (Danfl9tbran) fret.
@bi8teY per @alune 90 Ste. !
DO. rettif3trter sab(t feine meitere Stsuer.
WbDl lale Dedle re (@rpBbdnbler)
teoe 9er1pn, bic bsimilGe DOsr tmportirte
Waaren Serfauft ODER gum gertanf aabistet
(Oro9nerten, Weot3iu, Gt9arren uno Tabad
afi8seaommen BITE iabrli4 fir mebr ais
$25. 900 S~srtauft uno ni@t Iber $4,000
flr bic Qicsnls $25.
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DC. BON $3.50, 900 - 500, 900 5000.
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DO. Ron 81, 100000 an, fir tsOe Mttaton
msbr $3.50.
DO. Die 2cenl e rtGtetei& mad rem gsr>
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relsntlt6e @eI6dft8anoeruneen bepcrltsben,
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Gents.
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3int, 6atrttate bupOn, ut&t anberswI
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DO. OrYOe, per 100 pIanb rs Ste.
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EeIe9r0pbti5e Wncgrtdbte4
gtrtntet fur beE s8aItin,psr s1eSer.s i <
8mn0csbnmbtfnOt.
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General Gunner ala NadtfoIser bcS General
GurttR.

General Gunner ola HadfoIser bcs General
Curtis.
&rie9ssO epartement Sen, gloi. office, }
@nfbtngtOu, 10. Ndr,. :
@eneral Srber SO. 81. \
General Mntor Gam. 81. Curtis, Ser. ct.
8ol., TT pom &cmmanOo tes Dfpartemeni
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tannt.
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6. s Bona 8, Sen, Mbjt.
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raj. 3a6lmelfer binrei@enbe @ummtn iiters
t~pielen, am Die game Nrmee BIS gum 1. Mdrj
aus3ube3ablen. Gbcnlo III bic Nrmee bss
Wefeus init ben nTtbt9en @slpmittsln Derlss
bcu DUrben.
@esnabme sinss Stebenen 9d,pUners.
Ma{btngtun, %. MSr3. Eas Nea.
rine. Department bat Na9ridten iter bte
oss S@cDnsrs 2isbtutne bura
ben Ser. ct. Oampfer 8eenSile erbattsn, @r
ftr eth enelifheS 6abrsemg 0ebalten, tpel-
&eS NIT elmer 9apurs 3uder, Rnfee u. 3tnn
bic 8lcdube gu purdtreden bsabfGtiete.
Sffsienc Depefbe.
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lief bsste ~fplsence DspsI6e ein
oMarfreesbOru, 90. MtGr3 Sin @enerals
6aled, cCmuan>trenpsn General. =
General 8epuOlps melbet. PAP Sol. 6au's
Brigade, tpdbrenO le bic @eaeGA bet Nltltou,
Eenn., an Der 2tbertb Roab, bielen Morssn
recCenoectrts, BON MOrsan's mnb 8r.ttn'
Brigade, I'm 0an3em g bts 10 Negts
.lnenter, attadirt tpurhe unb nad einem pter
Itanot9sn &fe bic 8ebeuem Dor li& Der
Ser gerIuF auf uulerer Settle betrGat
I 2OOte unO 81 Terwu,soete, etnl6ltsbli& ets
mes @apttaus, Der Der 91eteOen 80 Bis 40
I ONte (stniaIiesIt& 3 Sffsere), 40 Der.
r%punbete, unp 10 @efallaene. aaa a sn
sD, q &Dfecrans,
@eneraIsNVais
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xpn bee WfnsraI &nmntr.

SYracuie, 81. Nidg3. @eneraIsN iaior
6. g. GUNNER Itarb btelcH @icr9en In Der
sGo0nuns fetnss S9wtteeriobnes, Sol. &eal,
an Gunseftcuen Der 2unsen. Gr mar uur
pentee Sage trant,
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eistr's ReHsnotiOn nidst ,uriiesenOmmeu.

S'Se'~ ps's""t'o" H'Nt snrllGSencntnen
@tne Spe3tolsO epelhe an Den q. 9. De-
mOfrat, oattrt Walbinetcn ben 19. M1r,,
soa @ec. q. 0hOu, meloet, ba6 bic gInaa6e
absr Sen. Stssl's 3urlduatulr leiner 81 lss
nattpn fdiSh III.
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NtenelttS bon &ttbmomb.
@nnasrenOtb in MtamOnol

a~lnslnft ann @efanstmey. : 8erid,te. DOM. Nap.
pabdnnocf. SW , @@%f
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pie u d lit q Der 3eitrmpen
aber ben An8rtff auf @Ort
9ub1On.
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Sine DeYeTae bon OF, Ystsrsturs melbet,
, a 3 bic Sclaoerst am B. auf8ts
bSrt Sat CUR Teter bteEes Grs
stgntneS wnrbe in allen rM6is
l4en St rGt 1etn Sc sum ges,
un8en
aratau, s. Mars. Gin @efedt fanO
aeRern in Der Natr BON 0rto,R opartale
ftntt; Die Snidr9entsn 3ugen t6 3uritd.
NapOlsOm fol- eia piGtises NttsnltId an
9reuBen eeIanbt toben.
Die &ets0en.Qnlei9e BON 100000 Yfunb
Sterling wtrO iOfO,t ulS 8,pru3eutieer @tCd
gu II ns9Ucitrt werben. ~
@bina.
Na4rt6ten bon Sbansbae pom 2. 8ebr.
melcen, 6ab bic Expedition 9sesn Nanttn
%reor9aniFrt wtrb.
Die fran3SfTaen Grutpen 6atten bei 60,
OUltnB, naee gttaBpO, etne NteOsrlaee erlitten
yin Snr8ertrteg orCkte In Sapan aus3u-
6refsn. Pc
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t6 CLAUDE an ben umltur3 unb Den l1Rter8an9
Oct llbltdsn Sa9ar9Ie.
s. staeI, @enerulmuipr.

Da8 III BITE SpraAe, ipte He Dem @enerale
Der BON ether Artltotroten 8erIADGrung be-
Drpbtsn 8spnbltf 3ienlt fs 1T cine Sprade,
Stpte Fe bic @eaerdle csr erfea fran3Tfihen
8eputltt In tbrem Sample Ge9en bte &oYalt.
item fu9rtrn ,tnb wte man fe tetper opTt ben
amsritanllAfn Outlines unb Dimouties' nod
niAt 8ebSrt Sat, oC,W 9. N6pjtg.)
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Der Giictpeffen BON ben gRiGbmunSer Sfebeneu bes
idniStst, fir Grtcten mir benz gorben eensiat an
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05
AzARIAH WATERMAN,S ESTATE.
ZACHARIAH WHITING'S

HACHARIAH WRITINGS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court hold
LAMOILLE DISTRICT, SIS. I en- at johnson within
and for said District, on the 2Sth day of February
A. D. 1863
Asa Andrews, administrator Of the estate of
Zachariah Whiting, late of Johnson, in said dis
trct deceased represents to this court that it
would be beneficial to the heirs Of the said estate
and those interested in the same to sell portion
of the real estate, Of the said deceased in said
johnson, described as follows, viz one and one
fourth acre, house and lot in the village, at pres
ent occupied by A. G. Fairfield, and one hundred
acres called the Hill lot, in school district No.
and has fled with said court the consent and APP.
probation in writing of all the said heirs residing
in this state, consenting to said sale. The ad-
ministrator aforesaid asks said court to grant him
license and authority to deed and convey said real
estate.
1t is ordered by said court that the application
aforesaid be referred for hearing to the 23d day Of
March, 1868, at the Probate office in johnson,
and that notice thereof be gwen to all persons
concerned, by publication in the Lamoille News
dealer, printed at Hyde Park, three weeks sue
cessively, prior to the day set for hearing.
| By order of Court
IL Attest s. S. PIKE, Register,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05
JOEL HUSE'S ESTATE.

JOEL HUSE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, | IN Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT SO. en- at Johnson within
and for said district, on the eth day of Feb,
A. D. 1868.
r. A. Savage, Administrator on the estatatc
Joel Huse, late of Stowe in said District
deceased, presents his administration account
for settlement:-- Whereupon, 1t is ordered that
the same be referred to the sd day of March,
A. D. 1868, at the Probate Office in said John
son, for examination and allowance and
that all concerned be notified hereof by publ
cation of this order In the Lamoilie Newsdeaer,
printed at Hyde Park, three weeks successfully,
az soon as may be, that they may appear and at
said time and place, IL they see cause, object
thereto. BY order of Court.
10 Attest, S. s. PIKE, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05

B The st. Adams Messenger says
that two or three weeks ago, the remains
of child, said to have died of black mea.
sells, but really smallpox, was brought to
St. Adams on the cars from Northern New
Yoek, for burial. Two or three persons
who came in contact with the father OIL
the child who accompanied the remains
were soon taken down with the smallpox
Luckily so prompt measures were immedi.
ately taken as to preclude its further
spreading.
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Marti&O.

In Johnson, on the 25th ut., by Rev. j. Dough.
erty, of johnson, Mr.. Charles Hyde, of this town
and Miss Julna L. Hinds of Eden.
In Johnson, on the 4th, inst, by Rev. j.
Dougherty Mr. Fl. II. Whiting, of Batchelder
Kansas, and Miss Nellie A. Crawford, of this
town.
In Cambridge, on the 18th inst, by Rev. Il.
Wheelock, Byron NJ Fleetwood, Of Cambridge,
and Miss fIersey A. Ellsworth, of Cambridge.
In Bakersfield, Feb. Cd, by Rev. Mr.. Titus OF
Bakersfield, II. B. Sturges to Jane NJ. Hadley,
both of Morrstown.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05

A House and barn, with out-buildings attached,
N with about one acre of land, pleasantly sit
uated in the village at Gilmore Pond The house
is new and neatly finished has never been oocu-
pied there is o we'll Of water in the cellar.
ANY one wishing to purchase small place
would do well to examine these premises before
purchasing elsewhere. Conditions for payment
Of purchase money made easy. For further par
ticulars, inquire Of the subscriber at Elmorc
Pond. SAMUEL BAILEY.
Elmore, Vt, Feb. "a, 1862, lava
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05
WILLIAM sMALL's ESTATE

WILLIAM SMALl'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
LAMonLE DISTRICT, IS. en- at johnson, within
and for said district on the 2Tth day of Febru.
ary A. D., 1853.
Il. A. Savage, administrator of the estate Of
William Small, late of MoTistown, in said dis
trict deceased, represents to this court that the
said William Small, in his life time entered into a
written contract with one William Churchill, Of
Elmore, under date of March 2lst 1854, to deed
to said Churchill upon certain conditions, GER
tain piece of land decided TO said Small, by b.
Phelps and wife on the said 2lst day of March,
1854 on the said conditions being substantially
complied with, the said administrator asks said
court to grant him license TO convey the said real
estate in accordance with the same contract.
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that
said application be heard at the Probate
office in johnson, on the 23d day Of March,
1868 and It is further ordered that no.
tice be given to all persons concerned by the bub
LEGATION Of this order in the Lamoille Newsdealer
printed at Hyde Park, three weeks successfully,
before said hearing If they see cause object there
TO. BY order Of the court
Is Attest, SIS. PIKE, Register
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05

SCRIPTURE Acknowledgement the starry
skies there did a creature dwell, as sacred
writers do us plainly tell and God to him
the life and being gave; he lived and died
without sin to his grave; yet in him lived
a soul from God on high, that will inherit
bliss or woe to all eternity.
wish some one would solve the above
| have proposed it to great many, but
without success. IL.
Morrisville, March 4.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05
STATE OF Y VERMONT,

TREAsURER's OFFICE Feb, 81, 1868.
Assignees and others holding orders for
allotted pay of the first Vermont Cavalry
are hereby notified that returns for the
pay of that regiment to the lst of Janua,
ry, have been received at this office. The
Paymaster making this return requests
that it be explained to the assignees that
the soldiers settled their clothing accounts
with the United States Government to the
3lst of December, and many overdrew,
which amount is deducted from their alot-
ments. JOHN 3. PAGE,
State Treasurer.
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Pictorial History Of the
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05
SAMUEL YOsE,S EsTATN.

VHE subscribers having been appointed by the
J. Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
I4amoille, commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons, a.
ganst the estate of Samuel Vose, late OF
Wolcott, in said district deceased, represented
insovent, and the term of 6 months from the 7th
day of Feb, 1863 being allowed by said court
to the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us: Give no
tice, that we will attend to the duties of our APP
pointment at the Office of l.. s. of Small,
in Hyde Park, in said district, on the
third Saturdays of May and August next, at one
O'Clock, in the afternoon, on each of said days.
ALMOND BOARDMAN, lco,,,rs
N. +. KELLER, yum '''
Feb. Goth 1868. Is
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05
az On Saturday, February 9TH, par

81 On Saturday, February 9TH, par
ty of twenty-One aged people met at the
bouse of Mr.. Ira Tucker, in Bristol, agree
ably to invitation previously given by
Mrs. Tucker, formerly Mrs. Van Patten,
of Middlebury,) Such a company has
Seldom been seen since the days of the pa
triarchs. The youngest of the guests was
sixty-six, and the oldest ninety five. The
average age of the company was seventy
seven, reckoning the anniversaries of their
birth days in the present year; and
their united ages were 100 years
Nine of them were men, and thirteen wo-
men; six of the men and one of the wo
men being eighty years old and over and
all but three over seventy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05
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q 1t sews from ordinary spools and no re-
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05

In the Hospital, near Fort Scott,Va, Feb. LIST,
Of lung fever, Job R. Dane, formerly of Cam
bridge, aged 20 years and months. He was
wagner in Co. NJ, lst vt. Cavalry.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05
HliRpcPa lion.

THIS is TO certify that have given my son.
1 Irvine A. Fairbank his time during the remain
der of his minority, and shall claim none Of his
earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date. X. FAlRBANk.
Hyde Park, Feb 18th 1868.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05
N OfiCe.

WHEREAS, Harriet Ann, my wife, has left
w my bed and board without any just cause
or provocaton, and has taken away from my
house the things belonging to her, this is TO for
bid all persons harboring or trusting her on my
account, as | shall pay no debts Of her contract
ing after this date. JAMES PARKER.
Morrisvile Feb. 7, 1868. l3w3
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