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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
EYENING SESSION.

The bill to provide for the erection Of new
capitol was lost by S 10 "a.
Tho biz amending the charter OF The National Lie
and Limb Insurance Company was passed
message was received from the senate, that they
had adopted resolution 10 adjourn at9 p. m' which
wAF agreed TO- No.
Mr. ". DEWEY made q report from The Committee
on Federal Relations resolutions offered % MI
Bryant and the Speaker relative 10 qmend the Con
stuton Tor tue abolition Of Slavery. concluding with
resolution. endorsing the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation ~ Just. constitutional and states
and nstTIctng Senators and Representatives IN Con
grcss 70 urge an amendment Of the Constitution for the
lnal abolition " African slavery. Adopted;
The STEAMER here stated that the hour Tor adjourn.
enl had arrived and the Assembly for les4 was about
70 ssplrate They had been called together from der'
ent parts OF the State representing different Interests
and different political views but during the session less
than ihe usual amount Of partisan feeling had been c1'
hlbiel Matters Of variance bad come before them,
upon which be had been called 10 decide. but ia the
hearing OF Him who ruled above he would declare that
he had never ruled otherwise than he beloved para
meniary usage required. lie trusted that the In"
passed would prove an honor 70 the Statute Book ana
concluded b. expressing the feryen hope that before
another Legislature should meet the Stars aud STRIPES
would wave over a restored Union never to be broken
Adjourned Dir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
L
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu

Take Basam, Mercury Unpleasant Medicines for uu
pleasant ard Dangerous Dsessea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

The steamship Mississippi, Capt. Kennedy,
from New Orleans 10th inst. arrived Saturday morn
ing with the 10Th Regt Maine Volunteers, board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

CAPTURE OF TWO WHALEs.-Some fisher
men recently captured two whaleg of Rockawsy.
which they expect viii yield them 40 barrels Of oil each
The ukes Of these monsters 10 feet In length are
on exhibition at Fulton Market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
BLOOD BLOODi BLOODl
IIELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND

SYPHILIS.
This Affection Of the Blood and stacks the sexual or
sans Llnngs Of the Nose Ears Throat WindPPe and o'a0
Nacus suces making its appearance In tie Of ulcsrk
Henbolds Extract Ssrsapss Pufhes the Blood and ne
moves all scay Eruphon. Of the SKIN giving 70 me Son-
pressy for this class Of complaints Ia BloodpuTng prop
critics preserved to reaer extent Esa any etaef Pep
ration Of SsrsapailA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

RIP VAN WINKLE-The steamer Rip Van
Wrinkle. long and fayorsby known on the Hudson
River having been entirely rebuilt and remodeled, and
fitted up very handsomely will resume her place Us
passage boat between this city and Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
AFEInAYIT.

AFFIDAVIT. 80, qua.
Psrscnally appeared before me, an Alderman OF ne
phniinIt, III n Helrnbod who being duly sworn, 49,
s.y his preparation no narcotic no mercury " 0
Injurious drugs but are uoy ''s''-' H. T. HELMBOLD.
,o S~o'H aA WIN P. HlBBARD Alderman
A''f' s,h.t., above Race, Phlsdeipns
Aasre.,Ie letters for information, In confidence 70
II. T. HELMBOLD.
CHEMIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

CRIMES AND CASUALTIEs.-William Burritt
was committed by Justice Bowling. on charge Of
stealing a trunk valsed at 600, from Miss Fannie
Morgan Of New Rochelle at the New Haven depot In
Twenty seventh street. Ebert Had had si9 stolen
from his pocket, by Jane Kearney, of No. 81 Water
street. who committed by Justice Bowling
Francis Bransgan alias james Williams COM
United by Justice Dodge charge Of attempting TO
rob Isdor Arnold. OF No. 2l7 Broome street, while
passing through West Eighth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
TIE ROWING CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA

The ROWING CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA
william Stevens Of POughkeepsie, who,
last Summer, defeated Gil Ward Of Newburgh, in a
rowing match for 500. on the Hudson river has
issued challenge to row the champion oarsman Of
American waters James HammiI, of Pittsburgh for
600 side and the championships the race to come of
the Hudson river at Poughkeepse, any time before
June next Hammil to be allowed 500 for expenses
and q good day ard course 20 be guaranteed. The
ex-champion Joshua Ward OF Newburgh states that he
will match himself 10 row the winner OF the above
match in the event Of II taking place. whoever he may
prove 20 be- for e. 900 side, and the championship Or
in the event Of match between Hammill and Robert
Chambers the English champion oarsman, being made.
he viii row the winner of such match for any
amount that may be mutually agreed upon. Ward Is
especially DESTROYS 10 retrieve his lost aures In another
match with his conlueror. the present champion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
Csaal Notitts.
Relcher Salisbury Estate.

sTAiE OF VERMONT, 10 fyhatf Court h'lIth az a.
r, NpoLFH Dprrer, =. Gnohheldi on Inc fih nay
Of May, A. D. 1864 ,p,.A.
u B. SALISBURY administrator Of The estate o. beentf
i IA i.bnTy, late Randolph, IN said District aeoeaseu
makes application to said tOt for Gems 70 sen ~ o. w
estate OF deceased ep eseDting that did sac
be ca to ali persons concerned IN SAID estate anu
has filed in said Cur the conper IN writing Of a. lhr
heirs TO said deceased, resd In tais state 10 such ae
Whereupon il IA ordered by said Coun that said nppl
Gallon cume under aion aad be hea on me 29
lay Of NAV A. l-64 at the West Randolph htus
n kaBdolph and i Is further rdeftd' thst an peisos
Interested be notified hereof by publication 81 D. &c o
his A. p a0u ana orIer thereon, three weeks success
vsIv In tho q een Mountain Freeman, pnnltd AZ Mont
heller Letote said time Of hearing tnat they may appsa
n aid time and place and II they see cause oolst'
uerao Blythe COnri. , -,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10


At Mantowue, wis. April 1871 l,Gi, Of congestion Of
the lungs, Mrs. George w. Barker formerly MoptFe
lier.
In NorlhGeld Of consumJ iion, Emma Jaut, daughter
Of Nelson AMI Aarish G. hass.n' aE1 : years aid y
month";.
Loo hr tears no longer
In those half optne1 eyes
Ths angels kissed ihem all aRay'
when hey bore her to the skies
Her little life has faded
Like rinbow % cloud
But the hight Of immortality
Is cleaning on her shroud.
In hospital al Bfattlebero, Feb IAN, James H. MUS
aged u yeari son OF Cavin and ssrah MUS OF haS
Cabot
He member Of the hrat company on guard duty
At Brauleboro.
In Washington, April 2lst, Mr.. ora Butler, aEed Cd
yesfs and Bm outh'. .
Also April 24th, Of consumntion Mrs Belinda Newman
vile NJ Vim Newman of Washington aged % years u
months
In st. Adams, April 2lst Of congestion 81 INC luhBs,
Hannah D. wife Of Alongo Wolcut agrdJbyeas omonlh'
aud days.
New Hampshire papers please copy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
Che Markets.
.AaHnlDsE aARAAr. May 4

~AlBHIDSE hABKhf, May
A. Lar q 3Jj Cattle, about go BseTe and % Sores
consisting VI Working Oxen, Mich Cows andore' Two
aadihrse year, Old.
frcss-AArke Beet LatrA sl2to to $40 hn'
~ Ii sll5o 10 ll,To, ID so to 1850 3d. t9to.
Hr.tas OIen-slo0 to 49,
Cows 4n4 C4iyes-ti0 to Sc.
Yariings 5000 20 o9oo tWo years old, iO1iOo to %
90 three years od, t2s,oo to 400.
sheer AMI Lambs -2O21 market prices In iot' ~ 20
&, o. each extra, a. on, to 1850.
spnng Lambs 600 to 900.
Hidss-i0 to lOl C. prlb TsIiov-9to % swio
veal Cayes-si to s. Can skiHs-2o 20 rrb.
Pelts g. 80, to 400 each
There we're not many cattle sheep a. last
week sales Of cattle made at about last week prices
some few sold b CHER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
I,oviua Wilson'S Estate.

sfATE or VERMONT, In Probate Iolfi hel" a.
CIyno.t. DtsrRIoTss the Probate Once IN ~
Ioh1sbury on lie sri day Of May, A. D. 1861
- TEPHEN PERKINS Administrator ~ bon" n9H upon
= the Estate Of Ioyua ~ uson ate Of Cohen 1o.e W
atd district deceased make application TO SAID Cou.
hr license to se the who VI the Real slate o salu
deceased representing that said lie Necessary iot tne
payment Of he debts Of said deceased ahu tAe e""s'
Of admins tfalon Of said Estate -. ..t, -,
Wherrupon it's ordered By sad couit tha' sag app'
ention he .ferred the Both day OF Nay, ~ ~ loo'
al hs p,pbate Odep In sJotabufy, for hearing ana aecs'
n ,s,on and n u further ordered inst all persons ID
te,ssted be notified hereof by publication OF hnlee o.
M, application and order thereon tire. WssAs ~,
cessivsiy in the Green N unlain Fieemin' printed AZ
unutnefer before said time Of hearing, ihst they may
4ppear al said time aud place and, If they see CAUSE
OBJECT nna ~, r20w3
A test ASA f. FRENCH Judge OF P'ooate
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10

TnE FlRsf VERMONT BATTERY. The following
dispatch will crafty Yermonters and auay all
iears Tor the safety Of the First Vermont Bate
ny, which was known 10 have been engaged at
Pl0sant Hill, under Banks
Headquarters FIRST VI. BATTERY,
Battle Field Of Peasant Hill, Ia. Apr. ~. !
TO Gen. 7. r. Hashbun:
General The First Vermont Battery, after
two days battle, came out with all their pieces
aud the command was saved.
GEo 7. HEBARD.
Captain First VI. Battery.
MILITARY -Sergeants Dodge and Sawyer
and Corporal Roed Of the 10th Vermont regiment
have received commissions in colored regiments
Sergeant Major George WEIGH of the 10th If
promoted to "a Lieutenant of Co, U. Quarter
master Valentine IS Commlssary VI the Vermont
Brigade, with rank Of Captain, The deaths in
he regimenta hospital for March were
Priv. Lew Darling Co. f. fever, March 10
-" Lorenzo Ford g. Z" 10
d" Frank Severance, d, measles, " %
The 18th Vermont Regiment form part of the
second Brigade, Second Division Ninth Corps.
The AGRIcuMURAL CoLLE0E.-The remaining
bait of the Land Scrip has been sold, and at q
slight advance on the price previously obtained
1t was sold by Treasurer Page in Wall Street
Just before the recent panic at 50 cents, whlcl
- undoubtedly more than it could now be sole
or The proceeds of the entire sale amounted
To upward of $l20 900 and at the present price
u Vermont State bonds in which they are ~
vested make fund Of nearly 100000. Th'
Rutland Herald, in mentioning these facts says
" There Is no doubt that prompt and wise &C
ton on the part OF the Commissioners has saved
4 considerable sum to the fund.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
noSrPELtER MARKET. May 9.

tAs,isoss.-ButteT IS toSO chsstt 4tol7i Lad
5too ralov, 10. Dried Apple 70 10. Egs' 10 cent
Potatoes soto i5 Beans $4,000 25o we'i india So
CARS, i5to2o Refined Sugars, 20 to IS. Peas, 81 ct
20 90.
Oni.ns-.o,O0 10 900. Appes- 1890 per bLi.
Flora- Extra, $500 to $50. Do4hs EIirA 900 to
1850 sure -E,,ra lo,5o'o 1850
Ga.is $50 HAY.-cOrn, si,35. Oats, 6S. htrdsgrs'i
seed as 20 to 300 per bahe Clover IL II per pound
Hay, 81 to 10 per ton. Rye, tl,s.
Mountaineering and green hard wood 3,25to q
sansles,sIoO 10 100 woOl-eonnon 90 to Go BNi
100 TO on per cord. Nails 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
Reuben Hawkes. Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate oos d,., nv. os
WAHISaros DisrRiof, IS. hontPsher' ~ sS''
The 9G,h day Of April, A. d. 1904. ..,.,o, penb.,
"a N. BixBY Administrator Of me s'.nae dsesssed
w iask late Of AofstoWn, N .au n,,,o md
p'ovao,e, and makes application for decree o. "''
SuSoa AID partition Of the s;4. Of said Gs' sSss .d
Whereur " II IS ordered BY ,aa ca,' sn.s , ,s,a
t ~, he eli at the Probate ONCE IN said honpssi'
Sa,b IA, of MAY a. D. 1904 for hearing anu "e
eison thereon -, ,h., ,otiea hereof be
.,sn 10 ali pen ons interested BY publication OF we s
re week. sueeesslyely in the Green Mountain
n, spapet published Al Man,pslsi pes nara, At ssd
I'm, an,sd,ted TOT neuung, that they may apPes 80.
n IVA nlace aud ahow cause, II any ihey mst nav
% aid account -hould not be aliowe. ana suen oe''''
nae ny the Court, , .n,sp p.si.,sr
ylgw3 ANes't y --------.--
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10

n,uE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM |, the
L most highly approved medicine ever discovered. II
IA, stoad tAs best Of all iss, Ts, having had an IN
preoedented sale OF nearly forty years II treeommend.
cd by our pAyseans, OUT most eminent szsH, the
Press the Trade In fact By al who knou IT, For oeriih-
Gates which can given to anost any extent see wrap
n, 10 each bottle. The Proprieou will eheerfuly re-
nd The money notentrely satisfactofy. Price 70 cts
and the large bottles much the cheapest De egtfsl
10 al fks gs-alss which 10 prepared only by REED
UurLER a CO., Wholesale Druggists, Bostoa sold Ia
Aoutpslisr by Dealers generally, svbimo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
Petition for Divorce.

ALKALINE NJ I.ANGsrAFf 10 the non, su y, ysr.
WILLIAM LaSssrAFF moe,, next to be hSdsn :,
aud state oil NrrmVu'i "" ~
y; ~ ps,,,,oner. Alkaline NJ Langstsd OF kohousy 70
rsurssrpts that at ugdsnsbuTg IN tue sla's
- ~ yoyt. December 1854, sh- was swlu'ly mA'
10 william Langstad then Of saa Vsaeasv s,fa,e sad
uows,d a minister II the gospel her name o'.Va. ~
Nova, hsing Alkaline N Grant, and ever since nss
nAiisss ali The duties Of the mafrs'e RELATION 70
.,ds sa,d "A lillian yet the SAID WI lam ass -
ns p,i,ioner with intorrabe severity, anu aoou' uno
IA, aav Of April A. 1851 fniuly a. ,,v.
w h. tha, the said illism has cult ted 10 me NH
49, ssr VICE n the United States, has dssst'ea ''' ~"
-. md Ia now living In parts unknown .,ia...
W., p.ttioner also shows that she ma. 'h'se e'
- "a marriage uorauo n. Oscar W. anu L,A,n ~. -
"a ,s.nset yey and 3years aud ne pay sn s
assa . nav he decre,d to her by said Court also
s aixo,s. from said william may be san'ea !" ne'
Dated at Rosbury In said Go ntS OF ""a'"s'0"
April " ieo' AnALlNE M LANGSTAFF
| ,.,. as yrpuoxr The foregoing iib,i Tor divorce
81 sa,ox couSry Sc having been presented 10 me
va n, hs,ns made 10 appear that the said william Lens
90 4. xI,haut this State, 80 that personal se'e "
-. -. an him IL il therefore ordered thal ths ~
'.a ,s .nmmoped TO appear and answer 10 INV sa -
~ An, said Term Of the Sapreme eontV hS
:, Wrrreiier within aud Tor said County OF ash 80
Tuesday OF August A. n. 1864 BY the pun
s.,ioa n said libel and II this order thereon VIZ
.a.s.ss,v,ly In the Green Mountain frermsu ss.,,
a.n,, published In said Montpelier tue lass " 49, ~
a.s,rs,inns shall be at least sin weeks previous '" ~
sald Term Of said Cou,t ~,.,. mi. oaa IA, Of Asrl
a w. 'eo .sAgRI PECK Judge Of the Supreme Court
ugAroN A LEED, Attorneys for PETITIONER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
will Of atrrin Dickey.

aTATE on VERMONT, I Ia PTobate UOuTEi HtIu =.
p,snoipH DISTRICT, 81. Chelsea, within and iof aal0
district on the 2lst day Of April, A. D. 1864;
iastrunent purporingto be the ah "" aho esI
dsssased. be,na presented to the Cont BY Cnahss
Carrier the executor therein named TO- prnha'e II -
otdsTed b, said Court that all persons eonoerhts
nacd Ia appear at a session Of said Coun 70 DC ueh
a, The Probate Once In Brookhed, on the znd DAY o.
lime. A. D. 1864, and show cause, y any lhey mas
nave against the probate VI said WIN FoI wnien
n "a Gnher ordered that copy Of the record o. w oIue
h nubisbed three weeks suocsssvely 10 the "fssp mum
taln Freeman printed al Montpelier previous 70 sal" '"'
aoponted for hearing true copy o. feoo S' ,,ds.
flgNJ Auest--Js n iLbA' bbn+'pi 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
A Card TO InvaIids.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a
mis- ouary discover ed safe and simple remedy for the
Cure OF Nsrvou, weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF
the Urinary aud seminal Organs, and the whole train OF
disorders brought on by bsnefnl and vicious habits,
Great number, have been already cured by this noble
remedy Promptedby desire 10 benefit the afflicted and
uAottunste, will send the reoelne Tor preparing and
using this medicine sealed envelope to anY Que whs
needs Il, Free Of CAdfgs. Addrtas
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
STATION d, BiRJs Housk,
Nsp fork City
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
BosToz MARKET, May 4.

Rour-western, a6,57 to 1870.
Pork Prime, s2ioO to SO 90 Mess, tlsoO to 2soA
Beef sl7,p to gl,Ol. Lard, Il. to Isl Hans, IL
ilogs dressed, 90 to 90
Butter u to So eheose II to 20. ErFs 70 to "a Pc
atoe 90 l,a1. Dried Apple 10 to l0l.
BeAnsis2,25 To $500. Peas $3.50 to lisa
Herds gras, seed $500 to t3,2S Glover, 1sto lai.
starch I to . Taliov, 81 to IA
Wool. Full Blood Merno safe 81 Three-fourths blood
so To 50 Haltblood IS to so Common 70 to rs.
Corn, lstol,50, oats SO to 70 Rye l,os to 900.
Hops 90 to 90.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
COLGATE's mONLY SOAR.

This celebrated Toilet soap, In such universal de.
mand, IL made from the choicest materials, is mild
aud .molIieni In it, nature, fragran,iy scented
nj extremely beneficial In lie action upon the ska
sale by ali druggists aud Fancy Goods Dsal.ss.
Ttshsryl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10

How many Of our returned soldiers have es.
capped the dangers of the battle field to find
more lnyunerabe foe in the malaria OF south
ern climate. They bring with them the seeds of
disease, which, if not early tradlcated, break
down the strongest constitution and render life
but a burden. The great restorer IS Osgoods
India Cholagogue. 1t neutriIizes the miasmal
poison, gives activity to the liver, purihes the
blood. and lays the foundations Of returning
health.
Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
Marrle0.

In Mcretown, May LIST, BY Rev. T. Granger, Nj
Christopher spauldng ald MISS Emel ne h. Ashley both
OF Moret0Wn
In Montpelier May ist by Rev =. j. Scot Mr. Justui
Lane OF East AoftI eer and Mss Ann jeanette Iu'k9F
OF Calais.
ny Rev D. &. wor's Apd sh, Mr. ". noIeu, o.
Juka, Iowa. and Miss May Bachelor Of RoxbuTy'
Vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
WANTED!
YELLOW DOCK ROOT.

The subscriber will pay Is cents per pound cash. Tor any
quantity Of yellow Dock Root tRumex crspus) delivered
At their store It must be 81 the past two years growth
dug a. soon the frost out Of the ground aud before 1t
has sproued 10 any considerable extent tma" he well
Washed sliced thoroughly dried and kept Tree from o'hs
roots Great care must also be taken oprevsn' the roo
ro being wet or frozen and moulding during the pro
&c Of drying - .,sn.ro
Druggists, state street
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
AT. PUTNAM, | Comm,
p. NJ. SHEPARD, \
EluW.l


s,rATE or yEahONT, In Probate CouH holden ~
s.ano,pn plsTsicr, Vs. Brookneld on the 1stn DAY Of
ApIIl, A. D. 1904 -,-. 4, 49,, s,a.s fine
A s.tat, OF Solomon Bufnham, late 81 hlwankle, ;"
the county Of Mhwaukie and state Of Wisconsin, DC
cea.ed makes application % Sad court iot NJ s,s,s
~ ~ Inc tsa estate OF sad deceased In ihs state
nresentng that said sale viii b. be heial a persons
In ted Ia said = for he reason hai 'e "7'''
10 said deceased reside os o. TINS sta We, ,h. .ad ao
Wbereupou IL Ia ordered by said Court sns. sau ~
=, me ande con siderslion aad be heard on 'ns
s1h day Of May A D. 1884 at the PlooNe once ~
Brrok6ed and Is mniel ordered tna' az , P,s0
,,sst a he notified hereof by pub ieallon OF n'ce a.
INV ao cation and order thereon three weeks
IA ,hs Green moun.an Freeman, newspapri pa'n ,ns
n " d tms and place, and they see cause, oose'
Wy the Court, .,,, .N,, ,,aas
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
TO COnsumptIvcs.

Consu mptis sufferers will receive a valuable rt'
seiption for the cure Of Consumption, A',hms bfon
,htis and all Throat and Inns ansc,ons free Of ehafs
by sending their address to
Rev. y. A, WILSON, wilismsbursh,
tksase klass Co., Nssfort
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
Guardian,s yO:Ice

&c VLpNUNT In Probate IOufIl HsIu
~ aa,.a,ox DsrRIor S. at Montpelier, wi hin ana
w. sais pi,,,ic on the 2th day Of Aprn, A. ID. loof
~ q. Butnham, guaidlAn Of Isabella L., hsi a .,,
y ard = an Barrett makes application % saiI .o"',
-, i,rsnse 10 sch the flowing testrbed real esse w
- - t. wit All the IT. ano in'eies. VI ~"
Ia wards IN tue red esa OF when va ra,,e",
- Wondbury 10 aid distinct died sefed aio 80
" ,n,. sats repr seniins that Tue sale theeo o' '"o
u,po Of putting lhs Proceeds OF such SAFE a, ,,. ne
ar inyestlns the SINE ~ stpeks or rear e'a''i WV"
WSersupon u Is ordered by said Court mat app'.
c.,,an he referred TO session the eo 10 oe sn AZ
pbn,e Office ns Id Montpelier on The zuh uay " ~
w 1sSa n, hearing and decision thereon nhd, -
%,,b., oTds,ed tbai all persons Interested DC
Srrsot BY publication Of noee Of aid .
order thereon, tni-, weeks sueeessNry ;" h.,o,, sd
w.,s,n F,seuan, printed at Montpelier esioi1 p
nm- M hearing tnnt they they may aprat ~ '''' ''
VA nae and. Il they cause OBJECT 'here'o'
| by the Court, , ,u.sE Rssl.,er
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10

Madame Democrats New York Illustrated
News, for April Both, with pattern, and styles
which the Ladies must have, even if they con-
cude to make their dresses OF domestic goods,
is at hand. 1t is sold for ten cents single copies,
or 81 90 a year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-10
VT Central LIST Mortgage Bonds.
NOTICE.

txrHgREAs by decree Of he Court o, sa y, s a.,
w ~. s,a,. ~ ystmont dated January ~, os, was
.mnny other ihnvs, that stock OF lhe , NV
III canada Railroad Company. TO tao amour. y, sI
aa hs nsa,d to he TO deIs o. me Netmohs eeus's
% u.,s.s. Bonds towards the cost oil constructing
ne ysImonl aud JapadA RAILROAD 70 eanses ~, I'm
,wn sf pishRAe, AID that the same should o. psS '
~ ~ ,,ms wheueyer the sun of siOOOo should oe v
"adsd watch said smount is by tue decree 10 pe 49,,
nv the Trustees and Receivers among he hu'u
oy y, h Bonds; ani whsreas there mas nov
- .sn.ndea the sun OF 100000 10 the construction o
Saw liner, fore notice ishereby given that paynsh
a, ,hre. and one-hai per ceni on hs ssm noa . ~ ~
.a,y Thousand dollars VII he ma IN 'he s'o0s % Wv
v,aan, md Canada Railroad Company al the par Nsus
.,sos ana IN cash for all sums less 'hsn one
a,ia,s IA Al such as msy prove themselves o""'"'"
/ n =, hsfo,e III. 20lh day OF NAY neN. .-, =,
"nu,,,s AZ pouds viii be required before paymsh. 70
eh,dules their ponds, stating the nnmeer 81 eaun
a ,hs amount OF same with the name anu fes'aehee
aud whether registered o. unfss,.eteu'
s,sh ehsule must be ptopsy verified by ths oshet o'
w. ~ ash noud aud dsycrsd John NJ PinAsrien,
Esa Ma 3o stats street hoson, or 10 hs IN
ps,tys,, Al their ONCE st. Aihans, Vermont ~
:, ~. s,uet or cash st1 Bonds sil pe msee - nv
az "A ths Vermont Cenira kailroai Compans, ", v
. 80, ha.en on the lst DAY Ut J1ns lens, sha 70.
- thereafter and on aud after June io'n, leos -
~ ~ The Trustees A. managers w ~ AlvAs,
1 an, Al the time et said pA msnt the pones mus a =
rroa, eea III order ihn the pay meat may We '~"P'"
thereon. . ,...t.h an. .,he.niea Of
Iand, As tasly a. praecaeh 10 facilitate the prep
sralions ict payment. r.,... and neeelv,ss
H. BRAlNARp, .ii"n.sn ~ ran
| IosEPH CLARK, VI Cen, ". 'Aa
JaRgeoRN spifu hah"sa' las
| ~ Aleaus W. Apti ~, eeA