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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01
NARY RENrnN,s ESTATE.

MARY BENTONS ESTATE.
lfL The subscribers, having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of Washing
ton commissioners % receive examine, and adjust all
claims aud demands OF all persons against the estate Of
Mary Benton, late Of Cabot In said district de-
ceased, represented nsolvent, aud the term Of six
months from the 7h day Of April, 1868 being allow
ed by said court TO the creditors 81 said deceased
hihit and prove their respective claims before Give
notice that will attend 10 the duties Of appoint
mcni the dwelling house Of Richard @. Kmball, in
Cabot in said district the In days u July and Octo
Der clock in the afternoon each Of said
days.
ALLEN PERRY, Commits
NATHANIEL PERRY, in, sinners.
Cabot, April 7th. A D. 1865. 4)6l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01
DELcHER sALIsBURY's ESTATE

DELCHER SALISBURY'S ESTATE
I'D The subscribers having been appointed BY the hon
able Probate Court f1r the district Of Randolph Com
mssioners receive examine and adjust all claims and
demand II all persons against the estate Of Beoher Sal
isbury late Of Randolph in said district, deceased rep
resented nsovent aud the term Of six months from the
10Th day Of April, 1868, being allowed by said Court
the creditors Of said deceased 70 exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice that
will attend 20 the duties Of Our appointment at the
store on . Salisbury. In Randolph, In said district,
the last Tuesdays Of May and September next, ten
o'clock, in the forenoon, on each " said days.
SIDNEY HOWARD. Commits
LOREN GR1SWOLD, sioners
West Randolph April 18th. a. D. 1868. 1881
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01
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DR. Il. Il. GOuLD'S
III w . r. NJ SY II II II
is the first AID only remedy offered TO the public
the eAectual removal Of the Aseardes or Pin-wormy
from the human system. The high reputation it has e.
tAblshed in the last years. aud tho fact that is IA
suPersedug all other remedies, is the best test
its great merit
1T AFFORDS RELIEF IN TWENTY FOUR
HOURS AID AZ ENTIRE CURE is WARRANTED
when taken according to directions, with oeeompan
each bottle
This Syrup also valuable family cathartic.
be Away used when physic Is required, especially
children. II cortsois the secreuods, gives tone to n
stomach aud bowels, assisting in her efforts
restore health Il Is purely Of Vegetable Extracts, an
always safe aud reliable
q. HERVBY, Sole Proprietor.
Sold in Boston by Gro e. Goobwis 4 Co " Mar,
shall Street and other Wholesale Druggists SHY
fagD 4 Sglrt aud Il r PiEkcE, Agents,
Montpelier, VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01
INFORMANT TO NM AFFLICTED.

DIX. DOW continues to be consulted at his office
Nos and Bndioou Street. Boston, on all diseases Of
PRIVAVE OR DELICATE NATURE.
By long Of study and practical experience Of
unlimited extent Dr.. ID. has the qualification fpre
sentng the unfortunate with remedies that have never,
since he first introduced them, failed to the
IL. mn IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

uO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Proposals
viii be- received at 900. ui c unit. twelve O'Clock At
noon, ou Saturday the SIX lEENTH DAY OF MAY
eighteen hundred and s2y-thfte for the construction
% the Monte NOuout Junction Railway. from
point near ST. Johns 60 point in the Province Line in
the Township of ST. Armand Canada East, distance
NJ about twenty -four miles. including all the cieafi-
and grabbing, gra Ing. masonry, bridguy supcrVruc-
turc, Oncludng Ton-ras, chairs spikes, ties, frogs,
switches and tunouts fencing farm and road crossings
cattle guards, station and Woodhouses, water stations
Nc inc uding ali the labor and materials required 90
finish tte road n complete order for operation
cudcrs will be received for such portions Of the work
the parties Offering may desire.
passng upon tenders preference will be given 20
such propose TO receive ua payment in The stock
aud bonds u the Company and bidders requested
% state in their oilers, what proportion, any, Of the
stock and bonds they viii take.
The Directors themselves the right TO reject
all Offers 10 case they deem il advisable to do 10.
Plans AID specifications of the work may be seen at
this nh "a and aher the an day " May, 1863. and
any information vail be given az appcsuon by mail or
otherwise. ID. G. LlNSLEY, Engineer.
Phnipsburgh. c. April H. 1868 49.daw3t.
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TATE OF YER MON

~ T A r Y O T ' K N . n I
~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT. SIS.
In Probate Court held at Brookded, within aud Tor
said district, the 10Th day Of April, A. d. 1868.
Julius u. Lyman, guardian Of Noah Paine, an insane
person. Of said Bookhcd, makes application for license
and authority 70 collect demands due his said ward and
the same and other money u said insane person in his
hands a. guardian invest in real for his said
ward. II ia ordered by said court, that said Appl-
cation be referred session thereof % be held at The
Probate Office in Bfookfeld the 9th day " May
A. 1868, for hearing and decision thereon And il is
further ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication o. this order three weeks success
sivsly IN the Vermont Waterman 4 State Journal,
printed % Montpelier In this State, previous to said time
N hearing that they may aapcar said time and place.
and show cause ifany they may have, why such author
ty should not be granted
ly the Court,
1851 Attest, J. r. CLBAVBLAND. Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01
AtaaL Notitts.

- AMUEL UPHAM ESTATE.
- The subscriber, having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of Randolph,
commissioners 70 receive examine and adjust al claims
Upha late of Brookheld in said district deceased, rep
resented nsoyen, aud The term Of six months from the
18th day u April 1868, being allowed BY said court
20 the creditors of said deceased to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice. that We
will attend TO the duties n appointment Al the
dwelling house NJ Widow Phiuia Upham, in Brookfcd,
in said district, on the second tuesday Of June and
September next 10 o'clock in the forenoon, each Of
said days. - ......,..
506l ASA SMITH. N''h'-
BaooKrIELn. April y, A. D 1863
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

oolders see 20 your own health. do not trust % the
Army .upplics Chocn Fever and Bowel complaints
will flloa your slightest indisorction Hollovay's
Pills and Onmcnt should he ia every mans knaysaek
The British and French troop. use no other medicines
Only % cents per box pot so
EXCELSIOR.
The only preparation that will Instantly produce
splendid brown or olack in ten minutes, without injury
60 the hair or soliug The skin II tie lace or head s
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of its operations
Manufactured by g. CBtSTAnORO 6Astor House,
New York Sold neyvhcrc, and applied by all hair
urcssru
Price. $3.50 'ni.s5 per bov. according 90 size. o53
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e. invaluable With DIS Dye impaus tle utmo., soft
moss the most beautiful gloss aud srca, vitality to the
Hair
Price % cents, 81 and So per b1tc according to size
soiy
A CARD TO The SUFFERING. The
Rev WILLIAM COsGROVE. while i,borius as
Missionary in japan, wa, cured N consumption when
all other mean. bad hird by recipe obtained rom
learned physician. residing m The great city Of
Ffulf lIlls fftpt mas clitl great uNWhcfs VINO
we're suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis. Sore
Throat Colshs sod Colds and me debility aud nervous
depression raused by these disorders
Desrou. of benehttus other, viii send this recipe
which have brought homie with me, 'o all who nesdt
froe NJ charge.
Addrs., Rev wN CosGRovE. $50 FnltouAvenu,
Brooklyn. y 52es
BRANDRBrH s PILLS, NEW STYLE.
BRANDRETu'S PULLS. NEW STYLE.
bkANDNkluS PILLN.NE W STYLE
BRANpRErHS PtlLS, NEW STYLE
ARE iufble or eosvelcss, spa.ms, loss IF appetite
SICK headache giddiuess % ullavg after meals
dizziness druNsucss and crampiug pains and all disor
dcrs Of t4c stomach aud bowels.
ONE OF MANY CASES.
+ a. Original Letter at 29i Canal Street, New York.
l. g. COOK. pubii,hci OF the STATE Bl1uer, Ben
and suffered severely from 10, that not particle of
food could be swallowed without sccasoung the most,
uncomfortable sensation ia his stomach For five years
he suffered from this dreadful compliant when he used
BRANDkEIA'S PILLS The hrst box did not seem
TO benefit hi liza n1ch bat che second produced change
and by the tmr ho had taken six boxes, CON PLBIK
Gu RE effected n says. My dyspepsia was gone
and my expectation Of an early death vanished
ASK FOR NEW STYLE.
ASK FOR NhW STYLE.
Ash FOR NEW STYLE.
Ask FOR NEW STYLE.
Principal Ofi,e, "a Canal Street New York Sold
by h. i PIERCE Co, No II, state Street, Mont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

nRGEMAN 4 cos CONCENTRATED BEN.
ZINE removes Paints Grease Spots &c Instantly ana
cleans Gloves silks, Ribbons, sc. equal to new Without
injury the most deate color OF fabric Only 70 cent?
pcr bottle Sold Toy Druggists
nEGEMAN \ Co, Chemists prnsss'si
Ik-Nm Ntw lWh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24
Tha Importanee Of East Tsnnesses.

The handsome performance of our troops few days
aTo at Phiadep ia on the railroad between Knoxville
and Chattanooga gives rtaion to hope that active
measures are on foot for ouStng the enemy from Est
Tennessee The Importance Of such result to US can
not well be ovsre5timated; but that the enemy apprec
ate the value of the position to themselves, and will
make every exertion TO maintain their hold it. may
be inferred from the following passage in speech made
By Secretary Chase in Cincinnati the day before the
late election:
AT last We have the positions that certain to
brine success. suppose all military men will agree
that the military occupation OF East Tennessee mus;
eessarily control the issue of the war; Ii the Rebels
could take possession Of that great valley and hold it
permanerty and send out their armies from that To-
caty then We could hope for success in the long
run 1t is Jus. as certain that now We have that valley
of East Tennessee that great mountain region and bold
4, lust as certain Is iE question OF time whether this
IA bellion shall be put down Not. We shall just
certainly succeed as time rolls on because have that
interior fortress and all have do is 70 send out our
armies from il
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24
Fhs itfeptsssisle bigger AsSBs he British
SayeEi

r,om an editorial in the London Standard Of Sep
,smber sd We see says the Macon Telegraph that the
"neerO Question" has taken new phase in the grta'
mstroUols TIE itish Scientific Association was then
in ssssio and had been surprised by the reading oil
paper from DR.. Hunt "on the mental and poysioai
character of the negro in which the learned writer
seems to have brought forward and supported Dr. Cat
rights theory Of separate and independent origin OF
the negro race and supported it with zeal by demon
sra.Dg the anatomical peculiarties Of the Afrc race
As might have been expected the reading of this paper
was like the discharge of blundsrbuss into well
stocked poultry yard Il received with storms oil
mingled Kisses, cheers, grOans cappng' and ooIurga
tons Although the idea has been suggested and dis
cussed in the South for fifteen years. and is held by
many of the most distinguished psychologists to be de-
mopstrably true il was altogether new in London, and
stirred up the indignation of the negrophilss to the
lowest depth The Standard laughs over the scene in
column of humorous comment in which he says ne ID
clad TO be told that the negro Is not actually lone OF
ms as he has undoubtedly some disagreeabe pecuari-
ties but that, after all the negro and European may
ind themselves companions in misfortune if they get
too far in the question Of antecedents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24
NOTICE.

BY Action Of the Council Of the City Of Richmond, establishing
bosd Of supplies committee Of members Of the Council and
appointed for The purchase OF srdeles Of
pressing necessity be sold to citizens Of limited 81 COST
for cash.
meeting Of the Committee, Tbos. ncCancswss appoint
ed Chairman Alexander Garrett General Agent for The pDr-
chase and dbu,,p Of supplies, under the instruct on Of the
Committee.
TIE Secretary War Of the Confederate States has directed
srucons given officers OF the G,venment charged with
the duty mpps supplies for the mot TO impress such
supplies purchased By the AuthorEsd AGENT Of the
City Of Richmond the Of such OF the people OF said
city needy and considered able TO purchase for them
selves rates. and whom the intention Of the City
Authorities TO provide for.
Acting authority vessi In IT, the Committee will pro-
supplies the distribution early possible
Due notice place Of distribution and the formula
title citizens supplies will be gvea BY the General Agent
TH0s W. MoCANcE,
oc.22--t8linst Chairman.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24

CARK OF MILK Cows-Every one who owns a milk
COW should know that they require fully much care
and attention toe horse Few persons think Of keep
ing horse whether blooded not, without shelter
of some kind from the weather. yet they will permit
their COWS to take all kinds Of weather. aud still expect
them 10 give an abundance Of milk and butter.
To have good COW several points are absolutely es-
sentia to be attended to- In the first place. you must
nrovide warm and comfortable house for them where
thew can be kent dry in wet weather; where the food
given them is not to be eaten from under foot, and
There they cau lie down without becoming 6hy.
These are the first things 70 be provided. Next their
foodslops must be we'll and thoroughly cooked, and
clean at that DshWaer from the kitchen Is suited for
the hog but not for the COW.
TIE peas must be boiled well done impure water, and
salt enough added TO season it as for table USE Cab
blge leaves turps potatoes and caro- s. when added
must be washed clean for your own table, and cooked
with equally as much care, and then fed to them IN
quantity TO satisfy without gorgng The tub or man.
ger in which they fed he kept clean, and never
GloWod to s0ur in short every hing connected With the
care aud feeding of the must be clearly Any COW
who has a spark Of decencVo selfrespect will reject
6lthy food quick person will. TRY it and you'll
and So The should be fed also with tough food,
fodder hay or shucks, all Of which should be In good
rack and sound They will eject impure spoiled fod-
Ar bav or shucks a. you NO. Ia tainted meat.
with this mode of keeping u COW, she will keep in
,oo6 condition her hair be fine and silky and if she has
snv milking qualities, will amply repay you for your
care-OOL Times.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24
Hotiss OF bEt.sakFss,
..aA. ha iha Rar. nf, Duncan.

P,ayer bs the Rev. Dr. Duncan.
Mr.. SCOTT cf req resolution, Which vas agreed 70,
A-sc.nc the Committee on Courts 10 inquire into the
s-nsd;e cv of authorizing the Common Councils and
.bsr authorities of cities and towns to ascertain i'm
dstelv the amount OF provisions usually called ne
ssriss Of life boarded withheld from sale IN their
sveraI cities and towns also to provide for the eel
,urs and sale of such boarded articles.
resolution was offered by Mr.. WINSTON, which
was adopted Dquiring into the expectancy Oh increas
inc the nav of Commonwealth Attorneys ana the ices
of Revenue Commiss oners clerks OF county ana cor
norston courts and county surveyors.
bill TO amend the Code 80 as to give priority Vi
transportaton of food to consumers, was reported
A resolution, by Mr.. PENDLET0N, was adopted, In
curing into what legislation Is necessary In regard 70
the public printing and also inquirng into delays Oh
printing the House Journal.
The bill TO impress slaves for the repair OF the Oen-
trail Railroad was taken up and ordered TO its engross
ment.
Mr.. CUMMINGS submitted a resolution, which was
adonted appointing special committee to inquire into
grievances complained Of by the County Court OF Wash
ington. o,, ,,,
On motion of Mr.. ANDERSON, the bill to reorganize
the State forces was taken up aud the amendments OF
the Senate we're considered.
The result of elaboration on the bill aud amendments
was tina. the House insisted upon all its principal orgi'
nal amendments ami disagreed with most proposed Dy
the Senate.
The contested election case between David Chalmers,
the sitting member and George e. West the contest
ing member of the House, from Halifax, was taken up,
aud discussed till adjournment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24
Justice to the Farmers.

The following note from farmer on James River
corresponds With that published by yesterday from
Louisa county. We do not comprehend how it is that
the Commssary General feels himself authorized 10 en-
ploy so sweeping and indsermnA.e system Of impress
msut By lsU be is entitled 70 one-tsnth. The CON
mon opinol il that if this carefully secured and
economically used t would support the army. The
nv DOES not compose tenth Of the population Of the
country and rasAby ought not to be expected TO co.,
sumo more than tenth Of lis products. But the plan
Of the Conmissary General is 70 take all except the
mOdcum left for the subsistence Of the farmers aud for
seeding. what then, u 70 become Of the non-PrOdu-
cefsS Il nsvsF the intention Of Congress 20 place
i in the power OF the COmmsary General 70 sarVe the
people; and il "a we'll in vev Of the way 10 which ma
tiers going on that body viii soon bs IN sess
i is clear that some check must be pat to this whole
sale system Of imPressment;
To tie Editor Of tss Wig;
see that you and Other papers that there is no
What in toe city n Us and none arriving; and you
h.me the farmers You write 10 guOrADce of the facts
Tia farmers are n0 blameable. The Government agents
have impressed all The wheat aud ur and beef 10 this
region, WHICH was destined for Redmond ogpOse
the same is the case all she SAFE This Will e1-
plan 70 you vhY no abe srIivesthe farmers having
none 70 send has been sez by Government ageu
Look 20 them. JANIS hlVkA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24

SENTIMENT IN NORTH OAaOLNA.-A gentleman at
GreensbOrOugh, North Oarons, writes to the Fsystte-
Vile Observer, as follows:
'HAving good opportunity of ascertsning the SEN
timents Of the emil, glad 70 he "oe to roncur
with vnu marks in the last issue Of the Ooer-
ver that the Cd North Sa's almost ersef az in in
unani" for the rosecuton of The ual our indie
pendenee is secured"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24

RKIGS OF TERRoR vICKsBURG.--Ths Daily Mis-
sssippan of the 18Th, which is published at Meridian
gives the subjOned account of affairs in Vicksburg:
Yankee rule is rapidly changing in Vicksburg from
mild aud toerabe policy to most grinding and OPP
pressve reign. The few little stores opened some time
since have recently been closed and not door is
open but the drug stores and two three newspaper
or periodical establishments The oath must be taken
to obtain raions and even with these the Yankees
beginning to be very niggardly. A board of commits
soners have been appointed, and order issued
curing all persons owning property to forward
and show why they should be allowed TO retain it,
Those who voluntarily took the oath before the issuing
of the order will be able 70 keep their property pro-
vided they can prove they have aided the rebel
on Those who have not taken it, will stand no show
whatever. So the reign of terror has commenced in
Vicksburg at last We expec. soon TO hear of many
citizens being sent out Of the lines. Those who could
month since have sold their property for good price,
in Confederate money may regret it now, some will
no doubt have to give it up without getting dollar.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24

Hon. W. N. q. Smith We publish to-day the let.
ter of Hon. W. N q. Smith, of North Carolina to his
constituents. There Is not more digent and faithful
member in the H'use of Representative than Mr.,
Smith and we should be very sorry for the country to
lose his services.
Az supplementary to Mr. Smiths card defining his
position proper to state that the allegation of hav
lug voted g inst increasing the py Of the soldiers he
has replied il pab shed Letter declaring that the
asl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24

The Press lssocIATIoN.-It has been determined to
assess the privilege of reprintng in the weekly and
semi-weeky journals the Telegraph Reports Of the
Pres Association, at FIVE dollars per month to be paid
to the Superintendent quarterly in advance the editors
of such Journals further obgatng themselves to Co
operate with the Superintendent in sending the Press
reports of Of general interest which may transpre
in their vicinity.
Editors desiring to avail themselves of this privilege
will please address j. s. Thrasher Superintendent Press
Association Atlanta, Georgia, to whom the quarterly
payment be RENTED by express On receipt of the
advice of remittance by express, the consent Of the
Press Association the reprint will be transmitted In
accordance with the of Congress- with such instruc
tons in regard to furnishing news reports as may be
opportune
It is hoped that the Weekly Press generally will avail
themselves of this offer the part Of the Press Asso
ciaon in order facilitate the extension of the sys.
tenn Of pews reports for the Press to every section Of
the country. comprehensive and practical organzl-
ton Of reports by telegraph from all parts of the Con-
federacy is beyond attainment by any one individual
or even by suy partial combination Of journals. But
by co operation for mutual benefit on the part of the
whole Press system Of reports may be attained
which has before been achieved in any country
which short practice will render cile and which time
will develope to the great benefit of ALL
with th view that the money assessment has been
placed at so low 4 rate upon the Weekly Press; and
care will be taken TO prevent the duty Of serving tho
news reports from becoming onercus.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24
MARRIED.

90 the 9Th Instant resdsn II the brides father Mis-
ADELAIDE p JvNES daughter OF d. d. aud Mary jones'
Hanover county Dr. PArKIuK H. NOBLE, Assistant sug cor
Of the Confederate States army
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24
GENERAL ASSEMBLY UF Virginia.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.
FEIpAY, October %, 1868.

FAIDAr, October %, 1868.
Prayer by the Rev. Dr.. Sprgg, of the Episcopal
Church.
A message fiou TIE House was read announcing the
passage OF certain bills.
BILLS RIPoRTED.
House bill for the relief of VIM. T. Richie, public
printer.
House bill to reorganiEs the Board of Trustees for
Bethany College. This college is situated in Brooke
county, and OF the trustees are Back Republicans;
and the object of the bill is 10 authorize change in
relation thereto. meeting Of the loyal trustees Is
intended to be held in this city next week The rules
we're Suspended and the bill was passed
Senate bill to provide fuel and lights for the Gov
errors house
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-24

NEW MUSIC.
THIS DAY is published and may be had of
Il all Book and Music senerS:-
Song "The Southern Soldier Boy" 90 sung BY Miss Sas Part
ington the play Of the .vlrgna Cavalier by Captain
Alexander, A. q. "A. p NJ
Of "When this Cruel War 10 Over"
and will be ready In few dsy6 and original
song 20 the Of the Pubhefs Classical
Series Of Music
"RArewel Enchanting Hope"
Music BY Leasing,
The Celebrated German Composer
oet24-at. GEO. DUNN CO, Richmond, Va.