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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09

The undersigned who has been well known in
this par. of the state for 20 years. as 4 Marble
Worker. continues to manufacture Monuments
Grave Stones and Ornamental Work of every
STYLE of pattern, TO suit everybody; and in view
of the fact that he does the most expensive part
of the work himself, he sell at prices that no
man can live at. ana hire his work done. and paw
his bills. 1t is well established fact that a man
always succeeds the best who is the best acquaint-
ell with the business which he Is in. What sane
man would think of getting fine propor,ioned.
and well finished monument. designed and exc
cuted under the directions of a man who had
tended saw mill OF peddled tin: If you want a
good Job go to a good mechanic, tell him what
you want. and YOU will get the best work and the
lowest price. Those who are about to purchase
Monuments or Grave Stones, will find Just what
will suit them by coming TO Lyndon. or BY writing
full particulars. and every job will be executed
with fidelity and strict regard to the wishes of the
purchaser. g. P. SPENCER.
Lyndon, Jan. l. 1863. 21tf
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IN Bradford, Jan >, Of typhoid fever. Clara.
daughter Of Charles FTary OF 18th Vt regiment.
In !.unenburg, Jan 4 Simeon Olcott aged So.
In Corinth, Dec %. Clara l.. daughter OF ID
Williams, aged years. 10 months and l6 days
Ii East Corinth Jan ,, Melvin w, child of W
L Evans. aged IL months.
In Corint!, Jan i. David Bixby, aged g.
In Cabot, Jan 3, Edward Sears, aged Sc,
In Jacksonville, Ind. Dee 80. Mrs Hannah.
aged 81, wife of the late Rev Haynes johnson.
formerly of Ncwbury.
In Peacham, Dec 2, Mr. Nathan Poemer, aged
SO. On the same day, Miss Achsah Durgan,
aged 52.-drowning herself III a house cistern.
[OBITUARYl
Our ELLA. She was good. kind and gentle.
Our Ella left motherless; her dear good
mother had gone to Heaven. gone where the pure
and the holy live forever with the Saviour. Sad
and lonely was Ella then but God gave her those
who loved her fondy, tenderly and truly; but no
love like mothers love ever was known, vet
scarcely could she know the difference. only
eight years OLD when her mother died Ella was
of an amiabie disposition. We could not help
loving her for she was sweetly loveabe. Aztec
tiOnate IN her nature, she returned the love be-
! slowed on her. For one of her age she was IN
usually intelligent, mature and thoughtful We,
always cheerful and happy. Though she valued
. and njoyed the love Of those around her. she
often thought of Him whose love was so great a.
TO come from Heaven to Earth to die for her
that she might go TO that happy land where heI
dear mother lives. Those beautiful words O
Jesus, she saic, were alsav@ -, her mind For
GOO 50 loved the y ord as 10 give his only be
gotten son, that wlOsOevef Dcieveth in hin
should NOT perish but have everlasting life" Deal
Ella. you now know all the meaning of thos,
words once SO dear to YOU. For our little Ella il
dead, her pretty bright eyes are closed, her rec
lip, have lost their color, and the rose so Lowell,
on ner cheek is changed to the lilly pale,emblen
Of her pure soul white as the shroud that wrap
that dear BODY, now laid in the grave by the sid
of her mother. But he who said Suffer litt
children to come unto me, has taken our Ella
spirit up to himself and given her again to he
mother with crown of glory On her brow, and
harp OF gold in her hand as token of his love
Dear, d'sr Ella. "thou wilt not return to Us
ibut We viii so % ti.ee.' C.Y., NAsAUA, n. H,
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TO the Caledonian Readers.

Owing to the heavy and unprecedented
advance in printing paper and printing ink
we are compelled to raise the price of oul
paper to those who do not pay strictly in
advance. To those who do pay in advance
the terms will be the same as heretofore.
On and after January l., 1868, the fol,
owing will be the
TERMS OF The CALIFORNIAN.
If paid strictly in advance $50
Il not paid in advance :: $500
Itnot paid within the year - $3.50
Single copies 4 cents each.
In advance" means before the paper is
sent from the office.
We trust generous public will consider
our necessity and accord US hearty supper,
G. NJ. STONE & CO.,
Publishers of The CALIFORNIAN.
December |, 1862.
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n NcwbGry. I.,c u. ~ Re- a G Button.
Joseph ."yer ana Hannah II Tyler. Also.
hen Tyler ana Eliza ii smith also. Horace
e.hmar. and Mis-, FRANK Daiic,.--ali q. New
o:T:.
III mi~h, Me Jan ,, 10y E,y : roindc:.tcr.
J Flanders uf Bradford aud Caroline Z FABIAN
II Lanca>te-. y ii.
- the residence Of the brides father. Jan |.
b. Erv O II jasper. Charles i Pope II The
tf'a. Of DAVIS. Pop" x Co. of Chicago. Ill. and
>a'Ah A>pa-ia Bun.ham, daughter OF Hon Den
iso" Il Ha''.-.ar Cd! H.yunuU,I. y II.
H. Wells H;,er. Jan +. by Rev 5 Palmer. Eras-
uS Baldwin. Jr, and L!tn Abbott. both 0.
Nc..S hi:er,
IN :, jo!in>iury, Jan ). by Rev II T Cushing :.
Nm II Eiogston OF ihctfpri. and Caroline L
Dexter Of lisbon. Ii. Also, by same. Jan t,
Leonard Fcnniman and Mary Jane Monkey, all OF
st John, bury.
III 81 johnsbury Center. Jan |. bv Rev T
Merrill, Wesley Sargent aid Orlana A Hall, both
Of - John>bury.
In Coriurh, Jan |. by Rev S Martin. Rodney II
CM4S and Macy Lovewcll, both of Corinth.
In Barton, Jan |, Alonzo McNiel and Mary,
daughter Of Rev Lewis Hill
In Luncnbwg. Jan /, by Rev WIN Sewell. L
b Hartsh0rn and Sylvia Balch, both of Lunen-
burg.
In West Concord. Jan |. by Rev l. III Tabor
Lorenzo ID Freeman and Diantha $ Brown, botl
OF Waterford
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TO ALL CONCERNED |!

lie are under tie unpleasant necessity of
asking those wAo IRE o~ing as to square their
ocrou,fs. Il IS useless 10 mince matters ; the
qyem a,lcance in the price of printing pape,
anH ink, aud all kinds Of printing material
mqtes Il an imperative necessity that IRE re-
ceice immediately erery dollar that is our
dg>. r. THIS CALL is IN EARNEST.
Persons had bettcr remit directly to this
oHce When as cOnrenien. POSfmdste1s every
rtere are authorized to forward moneys free
Of charye. When money IS receired re-
CAPT IS olw0ys reiu1ned
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COOP FOR VERMONT TRoops.-The Bur
lington Times says: Brig Gen Brooks for
merly in command Of the 1st Vermont brig
ade has lately been appointed to the com
mand of Gen Slocum's old division. The
Gen is VIGOROUSLY rough man in speech
and was wont formerly to characterize the
Vermont boys when things did not 90 to suit
him as id cornstalk militia" On the oc
cason OF his taking command of this new di
vision recently, there was grand division
review, in which brigade of New Jersey
troops ms pan-new Uniforms made a very
fire appearance Lieut. Parsons, Vermont
officer on Gen Brooks staff, accordingly
remarked to him, Those are fine looking
troops, Gen Brooks. They look rather bet
er than the Vermont brigade" "Not BY
a ID sight, sir" said the bluff General. al
would give you TO understand, sir, that !
consider the Vermont brigade next TO the
regulars -
ATTEMPTED ARSON IN ROCHESTER
I grist mill, in Rochester, owned By
MtSsrs. Chatfee, was, about o'clock SUNDAY
morning, the 2S;h, discovered to be on fire
bat fortunately, before it had done great
damage, the fire was extinsuished. The fire
was the work OF an incsndiary. A Mr. An
drrs, OF Rochester,, has been arrested. and
circumstances are strongly against him.
Two mills have been burned on the same
slte-one only little more than year ago.
Freeman.
Tie County Court assessed the town of
Danvllle S1S2G, and the town of Barne,
$1,000, to build new highway connecting
the two towns. known as the "Water En-
dryck"
The annual communication of the Masonic
grand lodge of Vermont, will be held at Bur-
ilnsten on the 14th of January. The several
railroads carry delegates for fare one way.
Capt A. S. Dewey of Burlington. has been
ordered on duty as brigade quartermaster OF
Gen Cluserets command, the first brigade OF
the Cheat mountain department, now und II
command of Gen Kelly, and is on Gen Clus-
eretS staff
- y st0rehouse at Hanover, y. H., con-
tanning large quantity of -four, grain, wool
&c, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night. The propecty belonged to Z. X.
smith. Loss estlcated at from $4,000 to
$4,000. The Insurance ran out on Wednes-
day at noon, and it is supposed the fire was
set by some one who was aware of the fact.
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\ short time since the ladies of East St
Johnsbury,tired OF the temptations presented
to their sons, husbands and friends, by the
impunity with which liquor was furnished by
Lowell G. Stiles, taverner at the East Village,
drew up and signed petition to the States
Attorney asking that the statute law OF the
State might be put in force with the view of
abating the nuisance. Stiles was therefore
arrested, arraiyned, and pleading guilty, was
fined $50 and costs. There are other places
where the ladies may do an equally wholesome
work. They should not fail to attempt ;t,for
they, really, suffer most from the use Of IL
quors. We are glad also to say that the
work at the East Village does rot stop with
the arrest and punishment of Stiles. a
thrifty and energetic temperance organization
has arisen in which the ladies and some Of
the young men who had fallen into tempta-
ton, zealousIy participate.
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| Masonic.

|
The following officers have been elected by
the Meridian Sun Lodge of Craftsbury.-
G. W. Leaver, W. NJ. E. X. Lord, S. W.;
a. J. Spaulding, J. W.; E. P. Beach, Treas
urer, Nelson Rand, Secretary; John Bean,
S. D.; John L. Woodbury., J. d.; William
Hidden, Tyler.
At the annual communication of Pulaski
Lodge, of Newbury, January 9TH, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year
David A French, W. NJ; Henry B. Bailey,
S. W.; H. B. Judkins, J. W.; J. F. Dimick,
Treasurer; H. L. Watson, Secretary; A. J.
knight, S. D.; J. L. Green; ]. d.; Isaac A.
Bailey, E. B. Stevens, Stewards; n. B. Ste.
vens, Marshal; S. S. Peach, Tyler.
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Caledonia County Temperance Meeting.
The annual meeting the Caledonia County
Temperance Society was holden in St johns
bury on Tuesday last, at the South Church
The attendance in the afternoon was quite
large, and the meeting was conducted with
spirit and energy. Reports were made by
delegates from different towns in the County
upon the present state of the cause, develop
ing the fact that while in some places the
csuse is in healthy condition, and in few
localities progressive, in others it is evident
ly retrograding. This condition is accounted
for by the diligence or the lack of diligence
on the part of the friends of temperance. In
proportion as they have been vigilant and la
borious so has the cause progressed and
where they have failed in their duties the
cause has suffered. John Morse, Esq, of St
Johnsbury Centre was unanimously nomina-
ted candidate for County Commissioner.
The music, by the choir, gave great satisfac-
ton to the audience. 1t was highly credta-
BILE as well to the leader, Clark S. Barker, AS
to all the members. When furnished with
the official proceedings we shall print them,if
it isn't till next summer.
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i!rict Locals.
December |, 1862.

The annual meeting of the Caledonia
Agricultural Society will be held at the St
Johnsbury House Tuesday, Jan 20.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Passumpsic Bank will be held at the
banking house Tuesday afternoon, Jan 13, at
! o'clock.
The Ladies Library Association will meet
at the house of \. G. Chadwick, Esq, on
Tuesday, January 18th, at two o'clock.
On receipt of the Intelligence that the
President had issued his proclamation,on Fri
day last, the village bells were rung three
quarters of an hour. Those persons who ran
to the engine houses supposing there was a
IRE on learning the cause Of the bell-ringing
swallow ed their wrath and returned home like
loyal citizens.
The bright days and moonlight nights
cfl4e past week have been favorable to those
vho wish to indulge in skating and fortu.
aa.eIy the ice on Mr. Buffers park has been
abundant and good. On New Years the
schools took a recess and a real gala-day was
enjoyed by Young and old. About $50 skat
ers and lookers-on were at the park that day
and all had good time. No more season
tickets will be sold, bat when there is gooC
icy the admission to the park will be 10 cents
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Village Meeting.

At the annual meeting of the village OF
St. Johnsbury, on January I, the following
officers were elected for the year ensuing.
Presideat.-Erastus Fairbanks.
! Clerk.-O. w. Baker.
Trustees.-A. G. Chadwick, A. B. Hutch
inson, N. B. Flint, Horace Carpenter, J. NJ.
Alvord.
Treasurer.-Barron Moulton.
CoNector.-Loammi B. Flint.
Fire Wardens.-Frederick Bugbee, Rus
sell Arlington, Mitchell Bowker, W. H. n.
Prince, Harvey Cowdery, Sylvanus Graves
VIM. P. Fairbanks.
auditors. Jonathan Ross, c. NJ. Stone,
Ephraim Chamberlain.
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Weather Report.

The average temperature for the week
ending Jan. !, at o'clock, 2. NJ, was 81 .
above zero. The warmest day was the 4th,
when the mercury stood "a: % Q, and the
coolest day was the 7th, mercury "A :. The
lst, I'd and Sd days of the month were clear
and calm; On the 4th, 9TH and 9th, wind
south and weather more Or less cloudy; on
the evening Of the 9Th there was rain and
snow; on the eth, wind north, with snow
squalls during the morning. There ives an
inch of snow fell on the It'll. We have had
but about one week Of good sleighing thas
far this winter.
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Early on Thursday morning, 18th ult., the
house of Mrs Nancy McNianney of Middle
bury, lady 20 years old, was entered by
some rutiiaa. Mrs. Mciianney was aroused
but WAS seized before she could get light
She made vigorous resistance, striking hin
several times in the face with an iron candle
stick. The rogue then rapidly skedadd led
through the window, and has not since beer
| heard from.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

By virtue of license from the honorable pro-
bate court for the district of Caledonia, | will
sell at public auction, at the residence of Isaac
harrington. late of Peacham. deceased. on the
18th day of January, 1863 at one o'clock in the
afternoon, the homestead farm of said deceased,
situated about three miles from Peacham and
West Danville on the Berchop road. so called.
Said farm contains about % acres of land mostly
under good improvement, is well fenced and the
buildings are very good. In short it is a good
location for any one wishing for a farm of that
size. Terms made known on day of sale.
LEONARD W. BROWN, Administrator.
Peacham, Jan. ). 1868. $3.50
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY
AT THE OLD STAND OF
MIL LER & TRU ]. l..

The subscribers having engaged the services of
Mr. NJ MILLER recently engaged in The Car
rage business at Brattleboro, whose skill and ef
fciency are too we'll known to require comment
and having put the shops and machinery in per,
feet repair. now assure the public that they will
conduct the business in all its departments in 4
manner calculated to meet the appreciation of
their patrons.
Particular attention paid to repairing in the
various branches.
P a NTS, NJ A LIE ABLE IRON
and general assortment of Carriage FurnshiI gs
kept constantly on hand and sold at the lowest
possible prices.
ALSO, A LOT OF SLEIGHS
like those heretofore sold by Miller & Trull, for
sale on reasonable terms.
All orders gratefully received and promptly at
tended to.
TRULL < MATTOCkS.
Lyndon, Jan. l, 1867, 2au
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POSTSCRIPT.

\ dispatch Thursday morning reports a
terrible fight going on at vicksbnrg, and con-
siderable loss among officers and men. The
rebels are i'll sreat force there but it is alleged
our army will not yield the contest until
Nicksburg falls.
y great victory at Murfrcesboro is con-
tirmed.
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Recruiting,

| Lieut. Fisher, who has had a recruiting of
nee at the PHssumpsic House, St. Johnsbury
lor lew months past, has been ordered tc
report at Burlington with his recruits. 1t i:
rnmored that he is soon to return to his reg
lment and take command of the lamented
Capt Quimby's company. 1t may be proper
though unnecessary, to say that the article
from "a citizen about that recruit " in last
weeks paper had no reference to 1t Fisher
OR the office that he has had open. For
ought We know the men who have been en-
ployed in the recruiting service here have
been of unexceptionabIe character and heha.
vior. Those who knew 1t Fisher need not
be told of this, but those who do not might
infer that the structures all lded to in the last
paper applied to him. They pointed to i
different locality. The fact is notorious,
however, that the recruiting IS badly manag-
ed, and is almost total failure; not only
here, but all over the state. MAJ Austine
Of Burlington, who has the charge of this de-
partment. has recalled all the oflicers from
the recruiting stations, and ordered them to
report at Burlington, As the result of this
recruiting. we have the following: OF the
twelve stations in tie state only three Or
four had succeeded in obtaining a single re-
cruit, while the largest number secured by
any one of them was but five.
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- TATE OF VERMONT.

~ NdItIlId UI-lIlNl
In Probate Court held al 81 J"hI>i within AMI iar
said dis. let. the -t,l ,iay - ii.iIIry. is
instrument. pUTi"Ttl- Ia l- ihr last y III ami Tc
lament al tatharine Swain. lat" nj H1rdN,s in said;
district. deceased being presented /" I'll" Court 10y
SiIc,id the executor therein named. iur Probate
II is ordered hy said court. thai al persons r'c
therein. Ice notified T. appear a; ii SAID
hr holden the Probate Oi,c. i'll - I.lg>iIrN III.
3ith day q. January. l-t3. L:i shea ,au>". u aIA the.
uiay have" against the probate aid will hid, ;H!-
,..>- iuTtl-r ordered that ,Is ti,r rro-l
this order he published three weeks >i,'e>>iN-ly ii The
CaleioniIn priute al 81 Juhn>bury. resiUC> /" Iil
time appointed Tor hearing
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge Ui Probate.
\ true copy of rec"rd--Atte>t.
$50 ASA L. FRENCH. Jgd-" II Probate
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many adlra taces over the other
nurgatires in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, tilatweLeei
NOT do more than TO ;.ssure the public their
quality Is Maintained equal 10 the best K ever
has been, and that they may be depended Oh
20 do all that the have ever done.
Prepared by ). c. AYkR, NJ. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mss, and sold by
HoYr & GREEN. ST John buy.
II xHAoJ Mx,RIIPeacham.
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On r E NJ o Y 4 l. .
@G~I. Il. GORHAM has removed
- his stock of

ID y y = i Y II ; II . T.
into the room with his
HATS, CAPS AND FCRS
where he viii continue TO keep and manufacture
BOOTS AND SHOES OF THE VARIOUS
PATTERNS AND LATEST STYLES.
His Manufacturing Department viii be under
the direction of
Mr. ROBERT MORGAN.
who has been known in this vicinity for many
wears as a very faithful and accommodating work
man.
MR.. GERON.
from Hanover. y. H. who has heen with me for
the LAST SIN MONTHS still continues TO make the
LADIES d GENTS FINE BOOTS
which for superior workmanship are exoelled by
none ae
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Tae " Gather.

How we ply our friends in Massachusetts,
aud New York How sad it must be to
have snow come on at Christmas, and hear
the wind howl through the broken shutters
On New Years day The New York papers
tell us that 1862 passed away amid snow and
sleet, keen winds, and cloudy skies. In short
that the last day of December was dismal to
the 3lst degree. A splitting storm there hail
ed the advent of the New Year,with rain and
STOW driven like grape shot before sharp
noreaster. In Boston and Springfield, Mass
they had regular down-country snow storm.
Sothat on New Years all the fast men brought
out all their fast nags-and some that were
not so fast-and vainly 1--WE presume) endeav-
ofed to enjoy themselves in wading through
a foot or more of heavy snow. Well, how
was the weather all this time in Northern
Vermont? We answer, mild, calm and balmy
as May. For the twelve days succeeding
Christmas there was no suOw,nO raln,nO mud,
no wind nothing but calm bright days and
most glorious nights. Ga Sabbath morning,
January t, 1868, the birds were singing mer-
riIy as in April. The oldest inhabitant cam
not recollect parallel. But wewill stop
writing before the weather changes, simply
advising those "ho cannot stand the rigors
ola down-coultry winter to come up here
and enjoy themselves.
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Donation Visit at Sutton.

The congregation, and friends of Rev L 7
Harris will meet at their Church at Sutton
Corner, on Wednesday, Jan. IA, afternoon
and evening, fer their annual Donation
visit
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\ Gard To the Suiirrin".-The Rev Vim

4 Gard To the Suiftriny.-The Rev Vim
''N-r''" Will" ldoprin- Missionary IN Japan WAS
'''T' " H~Ir'i''i. vi II al "tirr had failed
~ " recipe obtained from learned physician re>ilin:
III the Tc city "tJci' Tin, recipe has cured gre A,
h1n''r> VII were SUFFERING from Consumption Blol-
'.iii> Sore Throat. C,u III ana C,.IS AMI the deb,
ain! '"r' liz !rprys n caused by ,h,,. disorder,
DESTROYS h'......i liners. al send this reccipe
Which '4a,r brought IA. with IA, t. all who ne, it
i'r' e.. ,.tt.-'. Aji-r-S
kEr WN COS,iROVE
~! Fulton Avenue
49,
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Sb.npsaatcrs, Once More.

We must again remind our friends that
they must make their remittances in U. S.
currency, ShinplaS:ers issued ost of this
county will not pay debts here.
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| y L A I F. OF Y T. X VI O y T..
| ~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -.
AT Probate Court holden Join>ury. the 7th
day of January. A ID 1852.
T. JEFFERSON CREE Guar iian of Daniel Ailari ii
Whee"ck in said district. an Insane pern represents
that his said ward seized aDi p"Srd certain real
estate in Wheelock IL Wit about iiiy &" land with
the buildings thereon. AMI il the homestead his said
ward. That he i al>o possessed "f Personal estate
and that II would be beneficial 10 his said ward and h
family L. 81 said real estate AND personal property Tor
tn purpose 81 paving the debts "i his Sai ward and i'll
reStins the remainder thereof III stocks real ate.
putin the At interest. and the SL! Guar iian
prays that license NAL lie granted him a-revly 10 the
statutes. 10 sell the hole q" the Estate "f > sid ward
u Aforesaid, AMI Tor the purposes aforesaid.
Whereupon il is ordered by said Court That a; aprl
cation he referred L. >r>>i" 81 aid Court /" hr III Al
the Probate Office in 81. Jrhu>lury Aforesaid the 10Th
day of February A. ID. l,a hearing All decision
thereon AMI II is further ordered That l.O,c ui said
plcailoa and oi the tim" AMI place appointed Tor the heat
thereof. he given to all interested ~ the publication II
such no ice three weeks e>iveiy ia the Californian
printed at 81. Joh>burv. before sail time RI hearing that
they may appear said time and place ana they
cause. object thereto. ASA l. FRENCH.
Judge ui P."tae-
oS-2D