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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-27
EZRA KtnDER. To-,
MARK NJ. PAGE No" ~
Plain6eli Nov 23d, 1888 s0s2
< TATE OF vEKM ONT.

- T A T e OF We X NJ ON T.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District, the 10th day of November, A. ID. 1858
An Instrument purportng TO be the last will aud
deceased being presented the Court by Carlos Car
pcer the person having the custody thereof for Pro-
bate II Is ordered by said court, that all persons
cemed therein be notified appear session Of said
court to be holden at the Probate Office, in Mont
p,licr the 2Sth day Of November, A. ID. 1863, aud
show cause any they may have against the Probate
Of said viii for which purpose, Is further ordered.
that copy Of the record Of this order be published
pointed for heating.
true copy of record
$3.50 Attest. " A. CHASE, Register.
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ArCHMAKER AND JEW LIEN,
State Street, Montpelier. w.
The subscriber has removed 70 The shop formerly oeou'
pied bs Abbott opposite L T. Fierce Co., whet,
b /, prepared 10 aerd To the cleaning and repairing Of
Cleas aud Watches short nouce and a. csyy reason
able rates. i'''uNN
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NEW BOOK OF CHURCH MUSIC.
~ THE HARP OF JUDAH, by /. o. Emec,on,
author of The Godca Wreath, etc A most desifa-
bic volume for Chnirs, Musical Conventions, Singing
schools, aud singer. at home Contents new, yauous,
attractive, and suited all grades Of singers Zen thou
sand copies have already been sold An the principal
Music Conventions Choirs and Singing Schools using
IT,
Specimen pages GO tuues) sent free. Price Of the
"Harp,' ~ per oopy, ~ dozen.
OLIVER DIISON & CO., Publishers,
alI Ma.hng ON 81 llDai1n.
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REGULATIONS CONCERNING ENROL
MENT FOR DRAFTING.
The following important circular has been
Circular No loi
WAR DEPARTMENT,
proyott Marshals Office,

CIRCULAR No, lOl
wAR DEPARTMENT,
Provott Mafshafs Office,
Washington. Nov. n, 1868.
As complaints have been made that errors have occur.
red in The enromcnto the national forces by the omis
sion OF ptrons whose should have been enrolled
sud by Tho addition u names " persons who by reason
OF aenage and for other causes ought not IN have been
enrolled and IL h desirable that the Department should
have such Information as may be necessary In order to
40 ull justice 20 III parties, It Is hereby ordered
The board " enrolment Of each district IAN have
printed lists Of the and residences u all persons
enrolled in each sub district prepared and exposed TO
public view in a. least five places in each sub district
anI rs many more as the board may deem ncccssary
Names vii be placed upon these lists in alphabetical or
Public notice viii Nc given by Advertisement upon
hc list Of uahcs and Ia thu newspapers tina, any per
soo enrolled may appear before the board and claim 10
have their names stricken off The list II he show to
the satisfaction M the board that be BE- not and will
be At the time fixed for next draft liable 70 military duty
on account ofhtst alienagoi second, non residence
thud unsn'9oonc's OF age; fourth, manifest perma-
Persons who may be coguizant Of any other per
sons liable 70 military duty, whose names do not appear
enollmcut Who shall thcfcupon direct the enrolling OIL
Ger Of he district n which the parties reside 20 ascertain
found TO be subject 20 enrolment These may avail
themselves OF the privilege Of appearing as specified In
paragraph J., a. they had been originally enrolled
Boards NJ enrolment will all diligence In coll
icotng the Necessary information and make the requs-
ite uolca 20 perfect The enrolment list
g. Boards 90 enrolment will hear cases a. provided
in paragraph /, until Goth Of December. 1858 after
which no cases will be- heard Assoon a. possible there
stter report n proposed corrections will he made out
according 20 he printed instructions, and transmitted 20
The Provost Marshal General
o. lheuames and residence n those proposed % be
suickou our 90 added will be written upon sheets of
cousol dated enrolment lists forms 80 and 3sl and
iausm tied io the Provost Marshal General for the pur-
pose ol correcting the lists on dlc.
JAMES b FRY,
Provost Marshal General
The printed lists for this vicinity, will be
prepared as speedily as possible, and applica-
tons will then be hoord by the board Of en-
rollment for this district, on the part Of any
claiming that they are not liable to draft, for
causes above specified, and for the purpose Of
adding omitted names, to the list as above
mentioned.
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wHoLEsALB PRICES
wgDsKsDAY, Nov. Is, 1853
.aupc pRnnTfCE

Remarks,-Duung the week there mas been iad
amount " business Prices show but little change -
Flour dull and depressed and prices favor
quite large Com quiet but firm Cats hrmer, and ad
Vanced Lumber commands full prices Pork firm,
with small stock. Beef steady Lard firm. Butter
duh. Cheese steady Beans drmer, with good demand
p tatoos in good dcmand, with fair supply. Sugar in
moderate demand but firm There is fair demand for
domestic wool and the market is quite firm he sales
Of the week been about 80 0l0 lbs at - 80 for
eoce and up to 0lo for the hest lots Of extra pulled
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sos2 % ''' A Sse's J. r. cLgAvgLAND. Judge.
TOHN LANE's ESTATE.

TON " G.. l. A N + S Il 5 I A I Il
~ The subscribers, having been appointed BY the
na-iJ auic rree,o Court co. tho District Of Washing
I'm commissioners, 10 receive, examine, aud ADJUST all
claims ard demands Of all persons against the estate of
John Lane late Of Plan6ed in said district, deceas-
ed represented insovent aud the term Of months
nom the 18th day of November, 1868, being allowed 10y
said the creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice.
that will attend TO the duties Of our appointment
the Dwelling house Of widow Diana Nj. Lane, in Plain
held In sad distict the 18th day of December and
l6h of May next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, each
of mid daNa.
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lfnaI Nnticfs.

" OF WEI NJ D N T =.
In P,oh.,. NeANDoLPH DISTRICT. IS.
day o. N9vemoef, A y lsss ~ WI
Brsnsrd late of Bes Nv :, ?. t ne w.rousn b.n
Ia .c, ~ iis.s y, e., ,,,ed, makes sp licaton
said deceased representing that SAT-, ~ a., 49,, ~
oessary for the payment u the debts 10 $1,000
and that part cannot be sold alGne vi.l- 49,. -,
those Interested in the remainder "1u'J "
Whercupon. n j. ordered by sati Cour, that Ill a.,
rNrninu como under consideration end be heard os ~
lih day NJ December, A. u 1853 ~ the Probate OW.
In Brookdcld and u il further ordered. Nat AL person,
interested be notified hereof by publication Of notice
NJ his application and order thereon, three weeks
ccssigely in the Vermont Waterman & STATE Journal.
printed at Mouip her before said time Of bearing that
The, may appear at saidl time and place, snd, II they
See cause, ohjecithcrct0.
BY the Court.
I'D Attest I.R CLKAVELAND. Indrs.
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SYLVESTER UpHAM. II.
ORLANDO g. FASSErr {oon r.
Warren, Nov. ith A u 1853. s0s2
I UCIUS h. CHILD's ESTATE.

UCIUS X. CHI lids ESTATE.
- The subscriber, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington
Comm soner receive examine and adjust all claims
aud demands NJ all persons agans; the estate OF Lucius
Il. Chids late NJ Watshed, In sal district, deceased
represented nsnlveut and tho term Of six months from
The l9th day NJ November. 1862 being allowed by said
court 20 the creditors o said deceased exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice.
that viii atteud % the dlcs Of appointment
the office of Calvin Fullerton in Waitsheld in said dis
uict VA thc pad fhuudtys Of January aud May next,
At O'Clock, iu the forenoon on each n said days.
CALVIN FULLERTON, 1,..,
LAWSON z CARROLL WI" H.
Wausheld nov 2ith, A. D 1868 SOS2
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1850 Attest, MA. CHASE, Register.
SrATE or yERM ONT

- ~ ~
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier the 7th
day Of November, A. ID. 1858.
J. H. Hastings, administrator Of the estate Of Der
rngton w Hastings. late Of Waitsed in said district,
deceased makes application said court, with the
aud appreciation In sriting OF the heirs OF said de
ceased for license sell the whole Of the real estate Of
sad deceased except the widows dover therein but in
GLIDING Of the widows dover, representing
that the sale Of part Of sad estate is necessary for the
payment Of the debts Of said deceased and expenses Of
Administration Of said estate, and that part Of said
estate be isod without injury those interested
In The remainder thereof and that the sale Of said estate
would he beneficial the heirs and those interested
thereto
'vhereupon II ordered by said court that said APP
pcai,n he referred the I'd day Of December, A. D.
1858, the Probate Office in Montpelier, for hearing
aud decision thereon and 1t further Is ordered that all
persons Interested be notified hereof by publication OF
notice Of this application and order thereon, three weeks
succcssvely in the Vermont WaehmAn State Journal,
printed at Montpelier before said time Of hearing that
they may Appes said inns and place, and, If they
cause, object thereto.
By the Court.
Attest. T. r. MERRILL Judge.
A true copy " record
1850 Ailost, X. MERRILL Judge.
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ISAIAH HUMILITY. comF''
Buxbusy. Nov lsh, A b 1868 sOs2
X 4 Al + OF YER ON +.
~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court holden at Chelsea, the 10Th
day Of Narember, A. d 1868.
David French. End administrator OF the estate OF
benjamin waferan late Of Arlington in said district.
deceased make application To said court for license
sell all Of the real Of said deceased with the
sen in writing Of all the heirs said dec eased repres-
enn0 that said sale is beneficial all persons inter-
ested in said estate
Wheeupou, it ordered by said Court, that said ap
plcaon come under constellation Mud be heard
the l7th day Of December A. ID. 1868, the Probate
office in Chelsea and Il x further ordered, that AL
persons interested be notified hereof by publication Of
notice Of this application and order thereon. three weeks
succosiyely ia the Vermont Waterman and State Jour
nal priafed Montpelier before said time Of hearing,
that they may appear said time aud place. and il they
cause, object thereto,
Bj the Court
ps2 Attest. J. r CLEAvELAND. Judge
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NJ ANrED.-Surgeons and Assistant ur.
' nns lur oulored regiments iu the Department 4
ihe Gulf and Tennessee
It, candidates must be examined bef re a Board Of
Medical officers
Boards are now in sessi, at Boston. New York,
Warrington. Cincinnati, and ST. lo.s and az Tie Dr.
quarters of The Armies " the Potomac Cumberland AMI
tennessee.
Applications Tor examination should he made to the
Nmgeo5 General q S. A., Washngf0n h g. aud
must boz accompanied with ore OF more testimonials OF
good moral character iom Dspcctatle person.
The BOARD will determine whether the cand date is
qualified for surgeon or Tor Assistant surgeon.
] De- candidate must be graduate u some Regular
Medical College; non graduate viii not q eNami d.
j. k BAhNES
Acting Surgeon General
Surgeon General Office, November IS 1863 s0sl
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MARTIN C. PARMENrERs ESTATE.

" 4
WI The subscribers. having been appointed by tbs
Probate Court fit the District Of Wellington commits
snnofs 20 receive examine and adjust all claims and
dem nds n all persnus against the estate n Martin G..
Pafmenter late Of Warren, in said district, deceased,
represented iusoveut and the u ak months from
h' ih day u November, 1868 being allowed by said
court 10 the creditors Of snd deceased 10 exhibit and
prove iher respective claims before Give notice,
thar viii attend the duties Of our appointment At
The dwelling house " The widow Lonisa Ptfmentcr, in
Warren n said district the 9th day Of February aud
Pine th DAY of May next At o'clock, in the afternoon,
each Of said DAYS.
SYLVESTER TpUAN
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.GORP TION NOT Ice
~ Tho subscribers capital stock of the Waterbury
Hotel Company. hereby notified hat meeng will
be bed At the ONE Of Dillingham; n Durant in Water.
hurry ON the 2st dt oi November, A. D., 1885, at ~
ocock an the aherno Of said day. for the paIpuse n
ofgan1os said company m accordance with The act Of
! nro
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The Microscope tells me that
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NICHoLs EsTATE.


MOS RIO US EST ATE
~ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington
cumm luers receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands of all persnus against the estate Of Amos
Cosby late Of Duxbury. in said district deceased
presented nsolvsnt, aud the term Of six months from
The n day 81 November, 1868, being allowed by said
the iitnrs Of said deceased exhibit aud
prove their respective claims before Give notice,
thAtw wall attend 10 the du les Of appointment az
thc dwelling house Of widow Emcline Crosby. in DuN-
bur, in said district the 9th day Of January and
April nest at one o'clock, in the afternoon, each Of
said days.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-09
(For the Chief.j

OREooS, Mo-, June g, 1863.
Mn. EDrroR:-In your last number, you state
that you are in doubt as to whether there were
any guerrillas in Holt County, Missouri. A
Captain Calvert, recruiting for the C. 8. A.,
was wandering through the County with about
a dozen ragged followers. His avowed object
was to recruit for the rebel service, and make
the Holt County rebels mourt them. He injur-
ed no Union man in person or property, fed off
of the rebels, and took their horses. s.t
Happily he, with his followers, met with a
portion of Capt Harts militia, at Mound City,
a. d in the rencontre were dispersed; Calvert
himself. having been dismounted, took to the
brush. The militia returned to Oregon, with
the Captains horse. several revolvers, &c. A
day or two after that, as Cap.. Calvert was re.
posing in the grass of the prairie, in the north
ern part of the County, he was surrounded and
captured by Mr.. Guilliams and Mr. Slaugh-
ter, and one other, who were hunting horses or
horse-thieves, and came upon him. After some
little parley with him, Calvert acknowledged
whom he was, and gave himself up. He was
brought to Oregon, and lodged in Jail, from
whence he was taken, next morning, to st
Joseph. His destination from that place will
probably be the Alton Penitentiary.
This statement is made to correct an ac-
count that appeared in the St. Joseph Herald,
in which the credit of the capture was not Civ
en- to those who should have il.
Yours truly,
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The STATE CAP1ToL.-The Topeka
Tribune says work on the Capitol build
ing is progressing rapidly. We are glad
to hear it, as we have been informed
otherwise. by aperson who recently visi'
ted Topeka. He said that three old
tumble-down foundations arc to be splic'
ei. and the building erected on them
that one side was in progstss of erection,
there being just one man at work, and
bis duty consisted in rubbing the front
with q brick. to smooth it; and that
the inside work was to be of miserable
cottonwood. Ifthese be facts, there will
bo q 6ne trsp for the Legislature and
State officers to 60 into. This thing had
better been left open for competition. then
the State might have secured the right
kind Of q building. However. Secretary
Lawrence has the acceptance or rejection
Of the institution in bis own hands, and
the State looks to him to save it from
being gouged.
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Correspondence.
(For the Chief.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 80,

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 80, 1863.
WHITE CLOUD CHIEp:-As will be seen by
the heading. am at the National Capital; and
since the open manner in which I stated the
business of my proposed trip, before left home,
and the complimentary notice given Of my de-
parture by the Atchison Champion, it IS only
necessary for me now to say that am here to
serve the people of Brown County, people
who have always been indulgent to me, and
whom trust may never forget, or neglect to
serve when opportunity shall occur.
First, desired to secure additional postal
accommodations, not knowing that the atten.
ton of our efficient Representative had already
been called to the changes sought. These
changes, which cannot fail to- prove . great
accommodation to Brown and Doniphan Coun.
ties, will 60 into effect August 1st. The prin.
cipal change is the increase of service between
Highland and MarysviIle to twice per week
and to run by the way of Seneca. Credit is
due alone to Mr.. Wilder for this effective work
done well, as he does everything tina. is reason
able, and to which his attention is called by
his constituents. For once, Kansas has Rep.
resentative in Congress. Nothing furth er need
be said in his praise.
And now about the Kickapoo Treaty. Poor
thing! its existence among mortal things has
been not what its authors had expected. Con-
ceived in iniquity, like the children of Adam
it was born to see trouble. I venture the As.
sertion, that of all Kansas swiudles, this one
caps the climax. After having exhausted ev.
cry inducement, after threats hal failed, the
Agent procored the signatures Of all the Indi.
ans of the tribe that he could possibly obtain,
(so say the Indians,) which amounted to one
Indian who lives on the Pottawatomie Reserve,
four male Kickapoo adults, including Chief,
one child, and one squaw, and certified them
as the Chiefs. Headmen and Delegates Of the
tribe, authorized in Council that day held, to
act for the Nation. The only snsWer made. to
the evidence known to have been prepared for
the exposure of this little affair, were two let
tiers written Gen. Pomeroy. informing him that
Attorney General Guthrie, of Kansas, had gone
to Washington. in the employ of st. Joseph
men, for the indueement of three hundred dol.
lars, to try to break up the Kickapoo Treaty.
Judge Usher, who is . lawyer. thought the an
swsr hardly sufficient 10 the positive proof of.
fered in support Of the charge Of fraud, and
has ordered all proceedings under the Treaty
suspended, until an investigation can be had /;
and thus the matter vilI stand. until Mr.. Com
missioner Dole can visit Kansas.
Some gentlemen are II lesss sligbtly mista-
ken in supposing that Ss. Joseph men pay the
Attorney General for going to Washington.
He is paid for business 70 be done at Boston,
but his Washington expenses be foots out of
his own pocket. W. W. g.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-09

= r. Capt. David is preparing to give
grand Ball and Supper at the City Ho.
tel, in this place. on Wednesday evening.
the 18th inst, to which all his friends in
Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri, are in
vited; and particularly all the members
of the old Missouri 5tb, to which he re-
Gently belonged. The Captain does not
do things BY halves. and . good time is
anticipated. .5s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-09

Go AND SEE Col. CANTwELL.-We
learn. from bills posted about town. that
Prof. Stith, the Ventriloquist and Leger.
demain Performer, will exhibit in this
place. on Monday Evening, the 18th
inst; and that accompanying him will
be Col. Csntwell. the famous Kansas
Dwarf. Col. Csntwell is now 19 years
of age. is 40 inches high, and weighs 80
pounds. which is just four-6fths of q
pound to The inch. Prof. Stith's perfor.
msnces are highly spoken of. and every.
body wants to see Col. Cantwell. Ad-
mittance, Is cents.