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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06
TELEGR APHIC.
[SATURBIY NIGHTS DISPGTCHEs.l
-
THE war ON THE MISSISSIPPI
Renewed Attack on Fort Penn
beFtOn.
Great Fleet at YOung's Point.
THE WARM TENNESSEE,
Expedition Under General
HaZel.
Great Fleet at YOung's Point.
A BRILLIANT LITTLE AFFAIR
Rebel Cavalry on the Tennessee
indications Of Rebel Plans.
PROM WAsHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, April 4.
Intelligence received to-day represents
all quiet yesterday in front Of our lines.
A rebel scouting party of II men were
captured a few days ago at Catletts Sta
ton.
Hampton and Fitzhugh Lee are said by
a deserter to be at Culpepper with an esti-
mated force of $500 men. Lee is to pick
ct the Bull Run mountains.
There are no rebel forces between this
and the Rsppshannoek except those of
Mosley and Captain Jones, alias Fore.
Mosley was not wounded as the papers re-
ported. He lost men in the recent affair
at DrHiRosVilla
Hon Edward MCPHERSON, ex-Represen-
tative, on Monday enters upon his duties
as Deputy Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue. Mr.. Esty has been efficiently act
ing in that capacity since the creation Of
the office. His appointment is understood
to have been merely temporary.
The following has been received at
Headquarters Of the Army here:
ST. LOUIS, Aprit 3.-To Major General
Halleck, Chief, at Washington
Colonel Harrison, commanding at Fsyette-
vile, telegraphs that Captain J. ]. Worth
AHBbOu1 VIII LWO OOAn pehAuS Va NAs Aos -
kansas cavalry, returned to-day from
scout in Carroll county, Arkansas. After
four skirmishes with the rebels he killed
twenty-five and captured seven priso ners.
Captains Smith and Mcfarland are kill
ed, and Captain Walker is prisoner.
Our loss was one man wounded, but not
dangerously. (Signed)
A. R. CURTISS,
Major General Commanding.
ST. LOUIS, April 3.-To Major General
Halleck "A band of guerrillas took the
steamers Sam. Gaty and Murdock, and
several soldiers and nine contrabsnds.
General Sloan telegraphs that Colsnel
King is in pursuit, and had two fights yes
terday with the guerrillas, totally routing
them and mortally wounding their chief.
(Signed) A. R. CURTIsS,
Major General Commanding.
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To REKT.-A part of a store with one
good window, on Superior street. Posses
sion given at once. Address drawer SoS'
Postofiee, with name and place, aPrS;4S4
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, April 4.
Sergeant Charles Johnson Of the LIST Middle
Tennessee Infantry, son Of Governor Johnson,
was thrown from his horse and almost Instantly
killed.
Fifteen rebel prisoners arrived here from the
fronttO to-day
Union man named Hooper who tried to
evade the Consumption was murdered by the
Guerrllas on Thursday night, ten miles from
this city and his house and buildings burned
BRnII mUlSPREESRORO.
General Palmer had another skirrnish with The
rebels to-day at Poolsburg, driving them of.
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TRRRIBLE sTORlI.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF POToEAC, /
April ar

One Of the most severe wind storms ever
known has been raging here all day. At
This hour the storm is still raging and
snow ia falling. --f
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A COUGH, COLD, Oh IRRITATED THROAI
II faTlowed to progress results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.
Browns Bronchial TrOehea
reach directly the affected parts and give almost In
slant relief In BRoECHITIs, ASTHMA and CATARHH
they are beneficial The good effects resulting from
The uss ofths Troches, and their extended use, hn
e.u-ea them to be counterfeited. Be to guard
sgsipgt UolthIess limitations. OBTAIN only the eTs
NM BHowE's BReSoHIAL TROonEs which have
PROVED their efficacy By 8 test Of many years PUn
IIo BPEAKEHs and SINGERS should use the Trochea.-
Military Ofoars and Soldiers who over-taI the voice
sdars exposed to sudden changes, should have them
gold svsryVhsrs at 25 cents per box ian;4S
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Having disposed Of our News and Stationery
business to Mr.. ". D. Baker, we cordially so
licit for him from our friends and the public,
continuance Of the patronage so literally ex-
tended to us heretofore.
Subscribers who have paid US in advance for
papers, magazines, ETC., win be furnished by Mr.
Baker, and all subscriptions due us should be
paid to him. WILSON & WIDDICOMBE.
CLrvFLAND, April !, 1865
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Msnager Ellsler
announces the re-Opening of the Academy of
Music on Monday next, 18th inst.
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PROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
APPOINTMEN ENTS,
PPOTNTMENTg "A

A PPOINTMENTS FOR THE
f0rmed Botanical Phwicisn and SGrEson slill con-
suit patients for all chronic diseases Of every charac
ter FREE or cHARGE At the following times and ela
ces during the present year;
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BoIdIerP Bounty, Pay md PensiOns.
We are authorized by Government to collect
Ds sIOO Bounty,
due discharged soldiers, also the widow children,
or nehtful heirs Of all deceased soldiers also
Pensions,
towhich every discharged soldier who was DIS
abled in the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
Tor soldiers widows, children, mothers, ororph-
an sisters, as they are severally entitled under
the Law. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashod. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted 3 months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class Of claim
growing out Of this or any otherwar.
~ Avoid Claim Agents who are not Ii
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
AZ much interest to soldiers and their heirs
send us your narne and stamp, and We viii send
Rcopy Tres; or twelve copies, one each month
for IS cents.
lpulT to us in person or by letter, with stamp
md vour business shall have prompt attention
Feas low. and no charge until after We have &C
comp ished what We undertake e. Z, pprcr
Omce-Iyman's Block, near the Court House
fTeveiaad. iEnSl;H
UeImsfreet,a TuinIfabIe Hair Restorative
IT'S NOT A DTE,
But restores gray hair to its original color b.
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus
tenance, impaired byage or disease. All insfGa
taasOus dues are composed OF lanar eailstie, de
stroyiDg the vitality and beauty Of the hair, AM
adord ofthemselves no dressing. Heimstreet
InimitaBle Coloring not only restores hair to it
natural color by an easy process but gives tn
hEira
EuLuBIANT BEAUTTt
promotes its growth, prevents its falling Of, ers
dicEtes dandTuf, ,andimparts health and pleasant
ness to the head. 1t has stood the test Of time
beinrthe original Hair Coloring, and is constant
y increasing in favor, Used by both genteme
nd ladies'. II Is sold by all respectable dealerl
or esu Be procured BY them Of the eOmmercii
agent, D. S. Barnes 90 Broadway, n. 7. TW
sTRONG ARMSTRONG, Agents..
noV15 od-triF&W
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The Committee on Passenger Commissions
reported in favor of calling Convention in
New York, on April 22d, for the cOpsidera-
ton Of passenger fares, emigrant rates, &C.,
which was adopted.
THIRD WARD NoMIEATIoNs.-At an ad-
journed meeting of the Third Ward Union
League, held Saturday evening, April 4th,
J. A. Harris was nominated for Trustee and
George S. Pierce for Assessor for said Ward.
~ G.. A. HYDE, President.
H. S. SEANAE, Secretary.
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sRWING nIACHINEh.

A full assortment eonstantley on hand. we
deal in none butth best.
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TKAVKLER,s RRGBEER.

BB-Oitizsns ElEhing conveyance 70 either OF thu
Above Trains or Boats viii be called for By Ooachas
q Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
the " Woddell House.
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NANINa MILL.

HTRW PLANNING MILL.-THE
v -Tffdsrsignsd having thoroughly reatted the
PLANNING MILL,
sozue-yy occupied By j. +. PerciEal on Eln-sti
80 .ide, nssr Stanley and Grahann's Pail 1il1ioryy
b ~ TrraraBEd TO do Planning, Circular and scroll
& ~ N ood Tuning and Mouldlngl -.
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TEE LECTURE ON CHAUcER.-To-morroW
evening, at Brainard's Hall, Mr.. B. F. Bent
Icy will deliver his interesting lecture on
Chaueer. Oar readers will not, VIC trust, lose
any opportunity of listening to a lecture on
this interesting theme.
Chaucer is too great poet to need any
praise at our hands. We will state, however,
that Mr.. Marsh, an eminent American sehOl-
ar, has, in his recently published lectures,
devoted more space to Chaucer than to any
other Of the early English writer's.
Mr.. Bentley has given the subject a
thorough handling, and with his scholarly
attainments cannot fail to interest his hear
ers. Go then, by all means, and cultivate 8
taste so much neglected in the New World
taste for sound and substantial literature.
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Both of the above are for sale by J. B.
Cobb & Co.
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BoIdIers' Bounty, Pay and Penhions.
We are authorized by Government to collect
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WOODEN WARE.
MATCHES.

GILRVELAND MATCH COMP'Y,
MANUFACTURES or
Water-Proof Percussion Matchess
Warranted to stand in any climate
ra-Patropaes Solicited. All orders addressed 70
INC uuu'' UB WADDLE& 4 CO., -
6sban.t4o lleveland. o.
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The whole affair win doubtless end in q
way that will not be satisfactory to olds
nor to his COpperhead friends, who are
striving to disgrace the State through its
Chief Executive officer.
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= 7 A q Z \ o I ICE!

Daily line of Stages, between
ST. JOHNSBURY AND MONTPELIER.
VI. The travelling public are informed that ar
rangementS have been made establishing a daily
line of Stages between s.. John sburv aud Mont
peiier connecting with the Passenger trains a;
both ends of said route, SO as to enable passen-
gers to travel over the same daily instead Of tri-
weekly as heretofore.
Going Vest. this Stage will leave st Johnsbury
every day. on the arrival Of the Passenger up
train, passing through Danville. West Danyillc
East Cabot aching the ha:f way house at Cabo.
At about 9 o'clock, P. ". Leave Cabot next
morning Passing through Marshfad, Plaintield.
Fast Montpelier reaching Montpelier in season
to connect with thu O'Clock. \. VI trains both
for Boston and for Ogdanshu,g and the West
Go'"P East. this stage viii leave Nnrtpelicr
every day. a. about O'Clock. p Oh the arriya!
of the Boston and Western trains-Da ssi,a
through the abuyo named towns = Cabot. over
IIgAt-le.ying .hcre next morning in season .
take the early down train. On the Pa>>umnsic. .,
81. Johnaoury.
It viii be seen that Passengers. by this arrange
men, can Leave s.. John>nury. anr week day. r.
tor tea ami reach Montpeiier in season for break
fast next morning or 60 from Montpelier to 5.
Johnshnrv within the same hours passing the
night at CABOT. each way.
Fare ii, ',.gh. from It John bury to Montpe-
iiC-. = 10.
tRAE"i' RICHARDSON.
Proprietor and Diver. =. Tohu>bury 20 Ca5n..
ENOCH v. ROLLINS.
Proprietor ond Driver. CABOT to Montnc!icr.
August :, 1873. jetf
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ECONOMY, HEALTH AM
DURABILITY.

Do you want 70 sleep i'll the best bed?-Use
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to buy the cheapest bed buy
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to buy the most durable bed -
1t is Casinos Spring Mattress
DO ven want 10 use the most healthy bed -
Use Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to enjoy good nights rest -
You can: on Casinos Spring Mattress.
For health. durability and economy it is unsur-
passed.
For the truth of the above l would refer to the
many in this and neighboring towns who are
using them. J. I. CASINO.
Next to Bnehams Drug Store, St Johnsbury
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nR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE
IINIMENT.
THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
For Rheumatism. Gout, Neuralgia, Lumbago,
Stiff Neck and Joints, Sprains, Bruises,
Cuts and Wounds. Piles, Headache,
and all lther matte and Nervous

For all OF which 1t is speedy and certain rem
edy and never fails This Lnimen, is prepared
from the recipe OF DR. Stephen Sweet of Connect
cut the famous bone setter. and has been used in
his practice for more than twenty years with the
most astonishing success.
AS an al:eviator of pain. it is unrivaed by any
preparation before the public. of which the most
skeptical may De convinced by single trial
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically.
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind. and i'll thou
sands Of cases where it has been used it has never
been known to fail.
For Neuralgia. it will afford immediate relief in
every case. however Distressing
II vii! relieve the worst cases of Headache IL
three minutes and is warranted 70 do it.
Toothache also will it cure instantly.
Fer Nervous Dcbilitv and General Iassitude
arising rom lmnrudence excess. this Imminent
Is most happy AID UHtaIin- remedy Acting
directly OR the nervous issue it strengthens and
revi'l:ieS tie system ard restores il to elasticity
ant v!gOr.
For fitcs. as an external remedy we claim tin =.
1t Is the best known. and We challenge the wnrIG,
to produce an equal. Every victim # this dis
tre sing complaint should give If = trial for i,
vii! not fail IL "ifar'i i,uiea r,lie' and in a
majority Il cases viii feet radical cure
Clumsy ana sore irDat Q . . sometimes extreme
iy malignant ana dangerous, nut timely a,,,,li-
cation Of this Linine,lt viii never fail to cure
SPANS ar >@i'le-lI.ifS -crE OBSTINATE. ard en-
arcment ofthc Joints is Liable TO occur if neglect
ed. I he w'r>; c;se may tie conquered by this
Llriment IN TWO or three days.
trulses. Cuts. Wounds. Sores, Ulcers. Burns
and SCalds. Weld readily 10 the wonderful healing
properties OF Dr. Sweets lufalli5ie Linimant when
used according 10 directions. Also. Chilblains
Frosted Feet. and Insect Bites and Stiugs
EVERY HORSE OWNER
Should have this remedy at hand. for its ,imelv
use z, the hrst appearance Of Laneness will Of
fectuhI'v prevent those formidable diseases. 30
which a.! ho'>r>'ar" liable and which render :,
maEy ofherwl,s va-yab.r horses n.ar:y Worth So
Over four hdn@-ed voluntary .cs.;,n"niar, ID,
the wonderful curative properties OF this Iinineut
have been received within the last two wears. and
many them from persons in tine highest ranks
of life.
CAUTION.-To avoid imposition. observe the
Signature and Likeness Of DR. Stephen Sweet on
every label. and also " Stephen Sweets lnfalibe
Liniment" blown in the glass of each bottle. with
out which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON & CO.
Ccom3 SO ly Sole Proprietors, Norwich Ct.
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In-NO WILLIE FORFEITED By
SCtU. DIR. L. DIX if failing TO cure

in les time than any other physician. more eneciDaly
and permanently. with i> restraint IRON occup2u'n 90
exposure To- all Weather with safe aud pleasant
m elici ses- SELF-ABTSE AND SOLITARY HABITS
zen elects and cIlSeQG-i oc>- SPEClAL AlLAhN Is
AND SITUATIONS. incident T. man led and slnSe Ia
lies: StCEEG AND DELICATE DISORDERS Aer-
cuEai Anec"lis- In as and all seases OF The Skin
Ulcers 4 The Noe, Throat and BUiv. Pimfles on III,
Face SHelli> 81 ~ Joints Nervousness, Constlinfi-
a AMI other ia Youth and the more Advanced
al all ast :. Il bnih sexes -iIig- t,- married.
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4 Z CTIO n S ALE!

Buy me and III do you Good"
Health and Strength secured by the use of he
great spring and summer medicine
DIR. NGLEY,S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,
Compose. oi SarsapariGa. Wild Caerrv. yellow
Deck. Pticsy Ash, Thorcushwort, Ehubarb,
Ia'.jr~@,. H:ndl.:on. &c. III Of Which a-e SO
compounded as; 0 act il concert, and assist IA
tire IL Graduating disease
Iargiey's ritGcr, cure DysDareja
Langley b.tters cure liver Complaint.
Langley's Bittcrs cure Jaundice.
LanEey's 6itters cure Co>tiveness.
i.anglcv's iIittcrs cure Piles
Ian2Ity's Bitters cure Headache.
!.anglcy'S BittcrS cure Weakness.
LGngloy,S Bitters cure Indigestion.
Langley B!tterS cure Dizziness.
L>Ng'eyS BitterS cure Hcartburn.
Langicy'S Bitters cure Loss of Appetite.
Langlev's Bitters cure FIatulency.
LangieyS Bttcrs cure Humors.
And all other diseases arising from an impure
stIte of the blood.
The low price at which this medicnei is offered,
places sound health and clear head within the
reach Of all Try it.
81 and 80 cents per bottle Sold by dealers in
medicine everywhere. Orders addressed to
GEO G. GOODWIN & co.
% Hanover street. Boston. c3964
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TESTIMONIALS.

"lre-a"d Mr. Eddy a one of the most cana11a and
o,rs'!u! pfac'llohtrs with whom have had otliCa
'HtrIcour>e' CHARLES MASON
Commissioner OF Patents
nave ~ heH!iltipnln assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more Cpmpete an tr,twor+b
i'e tApb r at putting their applications iii form,
>cuTs lN Them al early and favorable ansprat
atlAe fa'eht oHce" EEMJND BURKE
A., - 49,, Late Commissioner of Patents
Mt y IL htIE has mae !Or thirteen app,icatious
-" az 'nt one 81 winch patents have been granted and
.ht i BOW pen tl- SGch upmStIElbc proof Of great
taeit ana abiN on his L. nae to recommend
'e-ufs T. Apply T. MIN u procure Their patents as
1le| IA De sure II having the faithful! atrnti n
geS.'' iit.E r IN 1iT''
Daring etElt months the sub crlJer IN course Ut n, 3
T Se 2rae Ia e On t"ltc r.jactce applications ~
'"r by t Commissioner OF patents
ston, Dec. 10. 1862 * AL !.
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The undersigned who has been well known II.
this par: Of to STATE tor ~ wears. as a Marble
Worker. continues u manufacture Monuments.
Grave Stones and Ornamental Work Of every
>;yle Il pattern. 10 suit crcrl BODY: an in view
or the flr. th:' he does 'he most expensive part
Of the WORK himself. he sell A. pice> that 10
man can live At. and hire his work done ana pav
hi~ oils. l; ! NJ, r>:al.Shl,. IA, :ha, maj
alyra,a succeeds he best ',o : To be>, acu-..ir.-
cI with -, h,..!lc~> nE.eh II, j. III. Wa. >a:.c
man would think { getting 4 t.nc proportion Il.
and We. finished monument. designed a:.G exc
cu:cd under III directions i :,.an who IL !!
temGc,. saw nal. %. po-..cl tia Ii YOU a.u, 4
-.uad job 20 "a : -as0 mechanic. tt. him what
Won Nart. aud Yea vi. -, tie BCst work and the
lowest rricc. Those WI" aic ahuut 90 pay, -a>,.
Monuments or Grave SjrncS. viii nIG Just y: a:
vii. sui then. ~ cunning / !.v,.i ~. or - WIN:
full particulars. and every i"h will 10 executed
18th fidelity aud s:ric; regard 70 the wishes Of
purchaser. CT. SPENCER
i.yndan. Jan. l. l>;2. 21;f
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
LEWIS W DELANo,S EsT,rF

We, the subscribers. being appointed nv ia. p~,
Court FOR the district OF Caledonia. Com ri,>il,-
oelAe tAaiiie ana ADJUST ai Claims ana denau> i M
persons a-alSl ltle estate OF Lewis nelsDo -,
HaTlTfc$ ia said district deceased represented r.
ke hereby give notice that SIX months from r s,
day O. Arg 4 -. lo6S allowed f,r the cr.s-r :
present their CLAIMS 10 said commissioners Tor .x,,
Anon and algUGnCe, and that viii in.ei fr Tar
post Al The store lately occupied 10y Lewis W Delan, w.
itarcTsck. Ia >aid district. the lri DAY OF OCi.i-
January nsa Il O'Clock In The ioenep1 nl each 81
day> " $40
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IL !ILCON & GIBBS
Family Sewing Machiuo
PRICE WITH NGENrRS K FE!LE"S "a To 1sIC9

The Wilcox (; Gibbs is the cn!y Machine thru
makes the twisted lJnD fitch Which MAJ
the tigh,e>- and most elastic seam on fall cloth,
Of any machine stitch
The y x u Hemme-s and fclc-s need to bp
seen to be appreciated. Tnev are the onl, really
practical htmmcrs in use! And are alone worm
"ne-hali the price II tAe machine over all others
for family use.
j patented device of great utility to learners.
prerent' II" possibility Of t.rning the ma hinr
IN the wrong direction. Another prevents the
needle being set wrong II, ..eed:e Is shor: and
S'raigh, enabling it t, sew through hard seam.
or gathers in hard c3h where I'll -lacAines using
1oAS or curved needles, utterly fail
The feed las ~ tendency - draw soft goods
GOWN bat vii sew liran ca,al~ic perfectly. Ii
~ IA the easiest machine t. earn to use and
+ p II o!o,r u market
ne stitching after much wear. and mar;
WfSAIH2 i toupI t. .c;,,;.. al tie evon.,ass -,
.FMHGS' 80 nlnch admired At -s-''
". !, >aa.
Sead far Ciycu'ar.
JAMES WILCOX.
go Mani. crurcr.
'''- jOS Broadway. n. /.
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1 NICE FARM FOR SALE

7 \ G K AT ARGAIN
Situated in the Northwest part OF Walden near
the stage road leading from EaS. Hardwick to
Danvile, containing about Go acres divided into
moving. ullage. paSturing and - acres of heavy
woodland, about 300 sugar trees: is well fenced.
good house painted and blinded. large l. and
woadshed nearly new. two good barns one 81 Y
- with cellar nearly new, the other 81 IS in
good repair Never failing soft water at the house
and barn. All very convenient. Said farm has
had the entire income of another farm for the
last fifteen years and is in high state of cutiva-
ton The road is shaded BY about 200 beautiful
maple tees of II years growth. Also another
far II situated one mile from the above named
farm If ABOUT Sd acre. Onc-lalf newly cleared
and contains a large sugar orchard Of 1900 trees
and has all necessary fixtures for tapping 1850
feIu.s easy, Direct III com,nunicatinns 20
STEPHEN Y. ELLIS.
5iu East HartWick, Vt.
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ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
WILLIAM LACKlp's STATE.

WILLIAM l.ACKFr'S STATE.
At Probate Court held II the Probate OllCc in ST.
JUln,bury, the otli day OF Sept, A D. 1863.
l. hercas Robert Harvey, administrator the estate
q: William iG,hic, late OF Barnet. in said district de
ceased proposes 10 render account OF lis admin
istratiOn and 10 present his against SAID estate
examination and allowance iOr the purpose making
partition and distribution o. the residue OF said estate ui
der decree OF said court among the persons VINO are U
law entitled to the same is therefore ordered by sad
court That said application under M
be heard Il! the probate office in Johnsbury Oh e 9t
day o! Sept, A D. 1868 And il is further ordered, tat
all persons Interested be notified hereof ~ puocaol oi
copy OF the record 81 this oiier N the ,aeuo.a p Ht
cd at 81 10 nsInr Tire. weeks successfully previous TO
said time OF hearing that they nav appear ana contest
;hc allowance Of .1iI account If they CaIc and also
be heard by said court, IN the matter Ui partition d dis
triOution said estate.
BY the Court,
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
A true COPY of record,
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