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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-17
INTERESTING FROM RICHMOND.

INTERESTING FROM RICHMOND.
The Richmond Equirer of Wednesday last
contains the following
Scouts report that on Saturday last the
enemy towed up James river, above the mouth
of Powelrs creek, pontoon bridge, with
sixty tents pitched upon it. Perhaps this is
toe bridge upon which Grant hoped to pass
after breaking through the lines Of Gen. Lee.
But as be failed to force bis way through, the
aforesaid pontoon bridge may prove use
less above the mouth Of Powell's creek,
which ia in Prince George county.
This constructed pontoon bridge will span
the river, and should Grant reach the James
river, near Harison's Landing, or opposite
City Point, is would enable him to throw his
army speedily across, and push on to Peters
burg, while Gen. Lee was making the circuit
around ny Richmond The south side IS now
the point for i0hich Grant is mdking-he has
abandoned all hope Of taking Richmond ex-
oept by siege-by taking possession Of Pc
tersburg, and with his cavalry cutting and
destroying the Danvlle railroad, and starving
the city into surrender. he is endeacorin9
10 repeat the Ficksburg campaign His failure
to cross the Chickahominy may materially
alter his plans but should he once succeed
north or south of the Appomattax, while his
army would be no more formidable there than
anywhere est, his cavalry could do us much
damage. and put US to many inconvenience
Thursday over one thousand of the Yam
kee prisoners now here will be sent to An
Jacksonville, Georgia, where general depot
for their reception has been established. On
Thursday another thousand will follow
This is done to make room for the constant
ly increasing NUMBER that find their way herr
from q ants army. II any are retained her'
this summer they will be sent to Belle Isle
The Federal officers now in our custody
are quartered at Macon, Georgia. The pr
Yates and non-commissioned officers are a
Camp sumpter. Andersonyille, Ga. Thu
friends of these prisoners in the United state
should note this change. To insure, will
positive certainly, u letter reaching its destln
alton, after its arrival by flag of truce II
Richmond, the writer shoald in all cases pre-
pay the postage, by which means all delay
avoided.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-17
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
bhL Eh RATED FEMALE ! Is
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ D..
Phy'icaa Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
iIR JAMES cLARKE's


Phy'icda Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
ms invaluable medicine IL unailng In the cure of All
those painful aud dangerous diseases which the female
constitution b. subject. II modetaes all excess and
moves all distractions, anu speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED. LADIES
% s peculiarly suited Il will, n short urle, bring
the montily peuvd with regularity.
Bach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stAmpof Great Britain TO prevent counteriea.
ca 4 ON.
ih'sc PH' should not be taken by females turing the
IhNf THREE MONTHS Of FrtgHancy, AZ they
yesa % brhy Miscarriage, ont Of my other time
they 0te safe
10 al cases n Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in me Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight exerton.
Papita'ion of the Heart Hysencs and Whites these
Pills will effect when all Others have failed
and although powerful remedy, do not contain iron,
oaomel' anumony OF anything hurfu to the constitu.
tom.
fu directions 80 me pamphlet around each package
which should be- carefully preserved.
Sole agent Tor the United states aud Canadas,
JOB MOSES u Cortlandt St, N Y.
n. B-Sl, 900 and ak postage stamps, enclosed 10 any
authorized agent, will insure bottle containing hf y
Pills, by return mail Sold by all Druggists.
9jf2 dawe7w
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Markfts
nosroN MARKEr. IuNE n.

Corn Exchange receipts since yesterday have been
1923 bbls -four, $3.50 bush Corn, and 473 bush Oats
The market Tor Flour Is ARM We quote az S726 81 %
Or Western saperhnei $40 $50 for common ex-
~ good and choice including fayorte St Louis, brands
southern Flour remains without change la Corn there
ave been moderate sales at 81 75 a 81 Is per bush
Tor Western mixed nd yellow. Oats are firm and IN
iemand al 90 CSC per bush for Northern and Canada
Rye $40. Shorts $685. S37 and Fiue Feed and N i'd
dngs $40 $40 per ton.
Pfovsions-P Pork Is selling at S26 s2T for prime
$50 s34 for mess aud s3l S35 for clear cash. Beef
ranges from Si7 g3 Tor hastcrn md Wcstffn. Lard
IS IL l6c IN bills and herccs and Smoked Hams ~
DC per h. a. to quafy Rutirr and Cheese remain
sittuut change, with uuduta. q, -s.rs
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Brig. Gen. Commanding

President Fairfield, Hillsdale College,
Mich, writing from Jerusalem, March rs,
1664, gives the following account of Yer
monter:
Convents abound in Jerusalem. The A.
byssiniau the Armenian, the Greek and the
Latin churches, are all provided with these
burial places of the living. The Armenian is
one of the prominent buildings Of the city,
occupying an eligible site on Mount Zion.
One useful purpose is subserved by these in
sti.utions, however, for which they ought to
have due credit; and that is, they exercise a
large hospitality. And this hospitality is not
confined to their own fraternity, nor is it al
ways discreetly bestowed. Sometimes impo-
sition is practised, and for a considerable
time persons quarter themselves upon these
establishments, abusing the charity which is
here shown to all who come. The Latin Con-
vent has Just now been the victim Of an inn
position of this sort and | am sorry TO say,
by an American or by one at least who
claims to be citizen of the good State OF
Vermont ! hope the fellow did not run away
from home to escape the service of his country;
but oircumstanlial evidence is very strong
against him His passport here is from the
baud of Mr.. Dayton, at Paris. He gives his
name as James Atkinson of Burlington and
Processes to be an engineer in search Of EN-
ployment Standing convicted of disloyal
talk, and Of dealing falsely with American
| friends here, who have befrlended him amply
on the ground Of his nationality, this mention
of his name will do him no injustice, and may
| be heathful caution to hers
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Should understand the following important facts namely
that they entitled TO- and should manage
the highest price for the produce resulting from their
weary tolls that the market supply and demand give
and in order to accomplish this end there be as few
and small expenses possible between the producer
and consumer No invention or system Of trade has so
perfectly this want, full exclusive and well
ganized Commission House. The true and exclusive
commission at once becomes the deputy and having
the Interest Of the wholly bound up with his
success for the producer and cheapy ana quickly
transfers the property into money and saves to the pro
Queer the gains Of the middle aud speou-
Ators These plain truths visible TO all, and such
would obtain their benefits may find 1T and proper
place do by sending all kinds Of their farm produce
TO WOODWARD, HUDSON 4 Co, q 4 % South Market
4 Chatham Streets, Boston. This firm have been long
in the trade, exclusively commission located in
the very Of business have every facility and
yenisnce with ample means have wide field Of trade
and great variety Of goods thus attracting Urge
bers OF consumers thereby securing full competing de-
mand and nsurng good and quick sales for all classes
OF produce. Those who desire may by writing said arm
obtain marking stencil and full instructions for shipping
goods Reference responsibility will probably be
found satisfactory application to mos, Of the country
Banks in New England direct to hesBAnk Of the Re
pub ie, or any other Bank, in Boston. 99ll
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RoBBgD.-The Tom Thumb troupe was
robbed OF Sl297 while exhibiting in White
hall. Their room was entered in their alb
sence and their money trunk carried of. One
of the house girls was missed about the same
time, and suspicion fell upon her The trunk
was afterwards found, with $500 in lO-4Os
and the thief was cqught and the balance OF
the funds recovered. 80 Herald.
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posroN cAqILE MANKEr.


AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRtGHruN
[Reported and telegraphed to the Waterman
FOR the ioeek ending Wednesday, June l5sh, 1854.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle, Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs Calves
Thi: week 1889 ,635 s SSl go 1890 S $50
5 5a.' wee, ~sfE AGO. S55 9oia o5 500 1879
BRgF Cattle Extra fat and heavy p, emium oxen,
$1,000 10000 lsi quaiy l8o} 4o9i I'd
quality 1900 1910; 30 quality $40 90 IS. per
100 lbs, total weight " hide, ialow and dressed
Working oxen 500 $3.50, or according to value as
Mich cows, SIS 500; extra god sos so
without calves, may be agree hrrow and ord
nary $50 $40
sheep and Lambs, Northern, SCI ertra 0 90 o o's
3 sh5te.-whoes.ieo o-osIo DC, retail II I2c per
10 Fat Hogs - 20 DOC per TO-, live weight.
Veal calves So 90 $40 90 per head.
Hides 10 liza lie perb. Calfskins % a25'.
Tallow 9 10 l0e per 10.
Pelts with wool on 5000 O,OO each.
Lambs 81,
REMABKs-About the usual supply Of Nor,hern,
while the Western nearly douO e. Prices are from
2 a &c per 10 lower ordinary and inferior Of
Northern cattle grades. DrOvers say than lo and
complain bitterly. Butchers reply "y0ur cattle TOO
poor, you ought not 10 bring such here are worth
more in the country One u the largest Vermont
dfaves reailed AZ 10 he per 10 estimate W
droyor who says rrices than 2c per To- lower
than last week The Albany cattle in 90 late, on
account ola hunt bridge. that cannot report this
morning exactly how the market does stand. Droseis
talk that prices down from hal 20 one cent per
pound. About 800 Vorthern cattle At Cambridge, aud
nearly 1000 Western at Brighton, besides few from
down Eas &c. On sheep the market is worse than on
cale and here again the West is at the bottom Of It,
a. there I'm 2OuO Western sheep at market this week
Drovers think they do we'll get first cost losing
penses Loss on one lot o 30 said 10 be nearly dol
lar per head. Western sheep with heavy heeces sold
al cts. per To-; for Northern sheep, SHARED
cts. OF uncommon Oilers, Market good on Ycals
that veas, fair for milk cows and about so 50 Gu
I ,hotes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-17

, Nsw MEDICAL DfsoovERY-BHLLs SrRciftc Phu
Tor the speedy and permanent Of Sexual Diseases
Urethoal Discharges elect. Seminal Weaknoss, Nighb
Emissions lncontinenoe. Impotence Genital Debility
and lfritabiy Gravel, STRUCTURES aud Affections u the
Kidneys and Bladder which ha been used by upwards
Of hundred physicians with entire suooess-super
cedng Cubebs, Copalba Capsules or any compound
hitherto known.
BELLS srsciFtc ffLLs are sr edy 10 action, eject
ing cure IN a few days. which is ornament They are
prepared from vegetable that harmless 90 the
yotem and never nsuseate the stomach impregnai,
the breath No change Of diet is necessary whilst using
hem Nor does their action interfere with business
pursuits.
EsHbx contains fs dozen Pills Price "
d. BELLS lRhAIlsB on seminal Weakness,
Self Abuse, loss u Power, Impotence Premature De
oay sexual u.eases, SC, pamphlet u % pages, con
tanning Important advice To The afflicted free. 81,
cents are required TO prePay postage
seut secure from observation and con6denraly by
mail, post paid, Oh receipt II the money, By
dawtt2l J BRYAN. VI d.. J,dAt st New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-17
A DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL AND VAL
UABLE TONIC.

HEGEMAN CO.'S CORDIAL ELIXIR OF
Caiesaya Bark. possessing the active and we-known
properties Of the Peruvian Bark in mos, agreeable
form. 1t will be found valuable Tonic in all cases, but
particularly preventive TO Fever and Fever and
Ague. Itis pleasant and pAlatabls cordial and is
much superior the whisksy and rum bitters
70 much in use Sold BY all Druggists.
HEGRMAN 4 Co,
on lnlau Ch,mists Druggists, New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-17
FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMP-
IIDN

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM is
the most highly approved medicine discovered Il
has stood the best Of aA tests Tine having had
precsdented sale Of nearly forty years 1t is
mended by our best physicians most.eminent eit
the press, the frade, fact, by all who know it,
For certificates, which be given 10 almost any extent
wappefs to each bottle The Projectors will cheer
fully refund the money II not entirely satisfactory Price
80 and 81 the large bottles much the cheapest
Be careful 10 get me genne, which Is prepared only by
REED, CUTLER n CO., Wholesale Druggists Eos-
ton sold in MontpeIieI By dealers generally. s2N7
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Meoiral.
Il ENNEDY's RHEUMATIC EMINENT

n
me attention Of the public called to hi: most ;s
aeent Of all inments, perfect and speedy oure for
all the aches and pains that hesh is heir to.
RHEUMATISM
Is caused by stagnaton Of the fluids, arising from
checked presPiration-s cured BY few bottles OF Ken
nedy's Rheumatic Eminent.
sPRAINs
Are caused by overextension and sudden reaction
Of the muscles-is cured by few bottles OF kennedys
Rheumatic Liniment-equally good for man and beast
NEURALGIA,
The king Of all pain, Is caused by Inflammation Of
the nerycs-ls instantly cured by few applications Of
kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent.
PLEURIsY
s Inflammation Of the lining Of the ribsis cured BY
few bottles Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the flesh and sssh
ing Of the tssussis instantly relieved by kenntdys
hhematic Imminent.
Is contraction Of the muscles caused BY sudden stop
page If the nervous fluid, which prevents animal life
having a fee aow--eured BY few applications Of Ken.
uedys Rheumatic Linment
BILIOUS COLO
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach aud bowels
AXE a tea spoonful OF kennedy's Rheumatic Lniment
in warm water every half hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND HoARst NESS
Are caused by unnatural dryness Of the gands-wet
a piece Of flannel with henuedy's Rheumatic ment,
apply il on going 10 bed aud you will be well in the
ii sADAOHE AND THRoBBING OF THE TEN,
PLIES.
Is caused by pressure from insensble perspirtohis
cured by few applications Of hennedy's Rheumatic Ia
''' WEAKNESS OF TIE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular around each bot
tie
FOR AN ULCEkAl ED SORE THROAT,
You will take one teaspoonfl OF the Linmen and four
teaspoonfus Of water GaIge the throat twice day In
a few days it will be we'll This teaspOonful will be
worth dollar to you
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation Of the throat t0nsils and palate
vi dry, hacking cough, you will Alute the Liniment
with four or hve tmes ito bulk Of water. garge the
throat, and swallow the moisture. IAis Asver tGiS
Ills good for TooiAacAs. EayaeAe, Seeded Face and
inflammation Of every kind Every family should hAys
a iuU supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY Roxbury,
Mass Price 90 ssnts. Sold BY n X. Brown. Mont
peier, Ol52is
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QUESTIONS !.
QUESTGONSl
QUESTIONS !
THAT CONCERN EvERY ONE 1O

Are you baldi
Does your hait fdl off
Has our hair become thin
Does IL feel harsh, and dry and isverish
Is il turning gray before IT, time
Are you troubled with itching burning sensation Of
the scalp
Are you troubled With Dandrun
Are you troubled with what's called scrofula or Salt
Rheumi
Have you had the Rryspelas andlos, your hair}
Have you had the Measles, and lost SEA
Have you hsdt the Typhoid Fever, andoaH}
Have you had the Brain Fever, and iostit}
Have you lost your hair by any sickness
Do you wish luxurant hair
Do you wish soft and lustrous hair
Do you wish gray hair restored
Do you wish your whiskers glossy
Do you wish them restored in color
Do you waat dressing
Do you want it Tor your children
Do you want i, for yourself for father or mother, for
brother, sister, friend
Do you want to make present.
Do you want perfume Tor your tone,
Do you want harmless article
DO YOU want pure article
Do you want double distilled article
DO you want a cleansing article
Do YOU want the best preparation gu, for dressing,
stimulating protecting restoring the color and render
ing soft, silky and ustrous the Human Hair
II So ss eauant
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| oOK our FOR THE
= ATENT SELF FASTENIN G.
STEEL COLLAR

An application fof Patent being now pending in the
United state Patent O,e Tor Improved construction
OF Steel aud other Mealic Collars, invented by the
dersigned, which article, when put upon the market,
cannot but SUPBRSEDR ALL METALLIC COL
LARS NOW IN USE, have concluded to
CLOSE OUT MY PRESENT STOCK
Of Steel Collars amounting several thousand dozens.
ami embracing
THE AMERICAN STEEL COLLAR,
(my own make,) and
ATKfNSONS BNGLTSH STEEL COLLAR,
che article advertised by Mr. WARD) at the uniform
price Of FIFTY CENTS EACH
Postage extra 10 each Collar Sizes from 70 10
II inches. Styles
SQUARE OR ROUNDED CHOCKERS
QUARE OR ROUNDED TUBNOVERs. and
STANDING AND TURNOVER Combined
The Trade supplied at Discount OF % per from
the lowest Wholesale prices mention ed 10 my circular Of
March last
A dress, OTTO ERNST.
Cor Biwcry Canal ST. New York.
LOOK our FOR the
Patent SelfFastening Steel Collar
ugtf
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A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, In
competency. Premature Decay and Youihful Error, &C
tuated by desire to benefit others will be happy to
furnish all who need it, tree Of charged the reipe
directions for making the simple remedy used In his
Those wishing to profit by his experience and possess
Valuable Remedy, will receive the same by return mail
Carefully seaed). by Addressing JOHN OGDEN.
O4.lj No 60 Nassau St, New York.
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MAJOR II. b. CRANDALL.

The remains OF Maj Crandsll arrived
al Montpelier a, o'clock p. m. to-day We'd
.nesday.) and the funeral will be attended at
Berlin corner, on Friday June IL, p. NJ
Highly esteemed as a gentleman and an Off
Ger, his death is greatly mourned by his
comrades and friends, and it is, to them and
to the army, great loss.
Mai. Crandall was killed by rebel sharp
shooter
We publish the following letter not mere
" for the information Of the friends of Lieut..
Wing, our nephew, but for the proof it gives
Of humanity and christianity in rebel soldier
of South Carolina. This humble private in
the ranks shames the rebel government,
which has murdered prisoners in its own cap
itsl by neglect and starvation.
NEAR PETERSBURG, Va. May %, 1864.
HALsBr r WHO, ESQ
Gl,nns Fails, Warren Co, n. Y
Dear SIR While walking over the battlefield near
Dtup's Bluff discovered, among those wounded and
prisoners whose bright aud intelligent countenAnce
attracted my attention. lie in great distress hAy-
ing been shot through the abdomen and It evident
that be- wa mortAy wounded. That poor sufferer Sir
was your son. gave him water and cndeavured all IN
my poeef 20 alleviate his distress conyersed with him
with regard his preparation for death and offered
prayer With him for Gods mercy and pardon. lie
ed much that he leave you aud his wife and
Children and desired 20 send his last love TO you all
Assisted IN removing him myself 70 the nearest hos
pts, about miles distant from the Geld and there
be attended but little hope be entertained Of
bis recovery lie expressed surprise and qualification Al
the kind Treatment which he received aud thanked ia eli
fur nur attention 70 him. He told me that Lieut.. oil
the Federal Army had taken his watch and Other
tices 90 forward you. Trusting that the grace Of
God may sanctify 70 you this affection,
All. sir, Yours, GkO. s. BAKER,
Pfivate 25th Regt, SO. Ca. Vo.
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EOUND-By the side of the road in West
II Brookfeld Bank Bill. The owner have the
by describing the BILL and paying for this advertise
ment Doubtless It belongs to Of the seaPpotnted
Police who on duty in that vicinity last week.
l.. H. SPEAR.
Brantree, June 9. 1864. OSLO
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Killed in battle, May 9th, 1864, william II Stove, Of
Ca ais, eyed IS years. This young came 10 bis
death under circumstances peculiarly distressing. He
the first iu 20 respond his countys call for
three years men. and enlisted into the second Vermont
Regiment. Of which he continued brave aud houored
member beloved and respected by all his comrades His
term Of service having nearly expired he was fondy an
u0paung speedy return home, and a happy soj0um
with al 1tonate friends But instead VI his wec me
presence The BAD neligen that he was shot 10
batte n 'he afternoon Of he tfs days terrible fighting
in the Widtfness Hi. funeral attended in Calais
on Sunday. June 5h. when large congregation assem-
bled 10 testify their respect TO his memory,
In the battle Of the Wilderness. May 9Th, in charge
made by the VI troops AZ O'clock T.. M, Lewis
spsudng aged ~ years aud Horace .. Stoddsrd aged
Il years and months the former member Of Co ",
9th ktg't. the latter II Co r. 2nd Reg't Also the
next day Geo NJ Jones ARed 20 years and moi tbs a
member n the 2nd Reg't. U. S. sharp Shooters All
shot ia the head and killed instantly. All were
from WAilfheld
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Lieut.. A. II. Danforth. CO. B, l7lh W.,
has been honorsbly discharged for diss bility.
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HAS GIVEN UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION dur
ing the fourteen years it has been introduced in the
United States Aher being tried by millions, it has been
proclamea the pain destroyer Of the world. Pain can
be where this lniments applied II used as direct
ed IL cannot and has failed in single instance
For colds, coughs and influenza, II can't be beat One
% bottle will all the above besides being use
full in every family for sudden accidents such as burns
cuts sealds insect stings, NC. IL perfectly innocent
IN take internally and can be given to the Oldest person
~ youngest child. OEloda"
Price p and so cents bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Office 90 CoTtlandt Street, New York dawly
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Aarrtagfs.

IN East Mont;cnrr, June sth, NJ Christopher G. I
ing Of Montpelier and Miss Mary II. Stevens, dsugh-
ter OF koen d Stevens, Bsq.. Of East Montpelier.
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IT S. EXCISE TAXES.-The Assis-
tant Assessors Of the First Collection District
Of the State Of Vermont having completed their annual
Lists for the year commencing May 1864, in their
spectiyo divisions according TO law hereby give notice
that the lists Of the ls 3D. Sd divisions in the County Of
Washington will be len for examination at the Coec
tors Office, Montpelier, for the space Of fifteen days
after date Of this notice.
And | further give notice that will attend at the
Office Of Joseph Poland ESQ., Montpelier, in the Coun-
iy Of Washington, the 22d day Of June 1854 10 re-
oeiye and determine appeals relative to any
excessive valuation in said Lists agreeaby to the If
teenth section Of Excise Law Of the T. approved
July L. 1852
Given under my hand at Fair Haven, in said Collection
District. tuis LIST day Of June A. 1864
WM @. KITTRlDGE, AWsssor
Of the lst Collection Dist. in the State Of Vermont.
0S 0qdt