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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

duced; but this bill will do no moro to that end
than repeating the ordinary statutes against
gambling in general would do toward the aboh-
ton of that vice. There will always be gam
bling; laws may limit and impede but caa
never wholly abolish it; but he who believes
that legalizng the vice would abolish it is even
sorrier Ounce than he who thinks we'll drawn
statute would utterly extinguish it. The Gold
gamblers have corncrcd Congress almost az
completely as the Whisky gamblers did, and
with not half the profit to venal members or
their convenient friends In the Gold case, the
members wero really misled; and we are sorry
for them.
Let us try to strengthen the House at the ap-
proaching Elections.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

Gov. ANDREW H. REEDER died at his home i'll
Easton, Pa, yesterday. lie was always a
Democrat in politics until some months after
President Pierce made him Territorial Governor
of Kansas when the atrocities of the Border
RufIians, and especially their wholesale, un-
blushing frauds in the Kansas Elections, made
him Republican,; and be thenceforth remained
steadfast in the faith. He was an able and
honest man, and Pennsylvania will sadly miss
him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
rAmMArY OK TRH wAR-nArB.

The TGrmAny Society had celebration a
the Fourth. at which tho following PLATINUM
moved, Of tie closo Of pertinent and patriotic
address, IN Gen. HIRAM WAJBBIpGE-vas
Unanimously adopted:
Rssolesd shai phocrcr. undz any circumstance
United STATS and ihe eorsequ,Ds overthrow Of tho
Amcr,nn IsVp - q sito1 to constitutional liberty,
and deserve traitors dotaa-
RssolrsG Thai any iuirrrrbtjoe uhstsVer By any
foreign Iourr In doIpcts SsTfc should DO followed
bv on immediate sni iDssn, dsisrson Of war Loving
ths iRus - sod. and tho stroagth and power & tres
people IN IN Fin5.eai,1n ~ their tnst rignsk
a..slosd bat tho American Democracy has harmed
With sniisiat>n and pride u Ito heroic aforts
making In Dra' Brita.n tux Gtl fnrthes recognition
thai kingdom We therefore. send IN them our earnest
oon grniulat,ns and wish Iben a hearty sucoesS
RssoirsS Tns the Nary De yaE:rens having UP 10
this time nkc 20 cap,nro Ihose Rool cruisers, the
Florida Alabama. propoaas for thdr destruction
should BE- .,ed By the GOVERNOR. to private enter.
perlhus eprprse With tho authority of tho Govern.
ment thatrhes they meet tho Rebal pirnIeA aud kbe
6oroo and eafly onoonDsar thoy shall have Che
pruteo.ionf the Government.
The 10 Bravo words:' we know the
mover ienns all they say, but suppose no
should Us Fall be again candidate for Con-
gress, stnding square on this platform. as he
did in 80, will the Tsmmany sachems sup
port hin or will thoy trsde off and elect the
Woods, they did two years agoi Bad In
dams alnnd in that wigwsm, and you canno.
always I'll what they mean from what tboy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
GENERAL. NEWS.

The Fourth was celebrated at Dsrien, Conn,
In 8 manner that affords an example well worthy Of
imitation by all patriotic communities. Benz. Fitch,
esl Of Da-ien having given buAiing tract Of land Of
five acres. and donation of 5000 for the purpose Of
providing Home for wounded and disabled soldiers
belonging TO the State. the Home was duly inaugu-
rated by addresses from Horace Greeley the Rev. A
H. Gilbert and Others II proposed raise for the
permanent endowment of the Home a sum Of 800 O0O
aud b provide for the support upwards Of 50 disabled
so.dsrs and the support and education Of their
children.
The reported burning Of the Clarendon Hotel
Union and Congress Halls on Monday was untrue The
FIRE broke out at p m. and destroyed the Bethesda
Water Cure; loss $40 900. insured for $4,000 One
Iarg, boarding house several dwelling houses, and
barns and shops also burned Total loss 5000
The schooner John L. Redner, from Port
ROYAL for Eew-York. encountered heavy gale soon
after passing Cape Hatteras lost her sails and anchors
ran ashore a. Cape Henry the night Of the 3Oth ut
and became total loss. Tho arrived here this
morning safely
Sneaker Colfax has been renominsted by
soclsua,ion from the IXth Congressional District OF
Iodi.ne This is the seventh time that he has been
40 bouorsd Five times he has been elected every
nomination unanimous.
Gov. Seymour has been officially informed by
Provost Marshal General Fry that tho State OF New
York ia entitled TO credit Of 47p men over all calls
1t appears that this State has sent more than ooo
wen 70 the war.
The large buildings Nos. "a and 26 Wooster
direct occupied by various persons IS furniture ware
hoa,es were completely destroyed By fire on Monday
night. number of adjoining buildings were damaged
Total loss about $4,000
The little brig Vision, Capt. Donovan pu
into proyinoetovn. Mas. on Monday In leaky con
ALTON. Tho damage was quickly repaired. and she wa
"a resume her voyage on the same morning.
On Monday, r. B. Bowler, esq, an old AM
.o,,,..ut c,ssn of Cincinnati. and President OF III
T..,.otv Csutrsi Railroad was run over by a. ON
nibss. and instantly killed , f-~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
The DO brarr wnris:, we know
NEnnlKA has voted not to organize

NBDRIKA has voted not to organize State
Governnnt as yet. In this, We think she has
decided ,sely She had but -, 84l inhabitants
in IS60she has not moro than so, 900 now;
and she ,uld hardly fall by making herself a
State, tdoublo hor local taxation-a sorious
considerion in these days. Whoever expected
TO DO Garnor, u. S. Senators, &C., ara doubt
less anrsed by this vote; but tho grcss mass
of the pple can bear the disappointment Of
this class with unshaken fortitude. Nebraska
will DO ding in as a State, with population
of 100, OOpr over, in season to vote for PreA-
ident in ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

The extensive distillery of Hill. Knox q Co..
in Warsaw. H. was totally destroyed by hre lew
nights since Loss estimated at sl25.ooo Amount Oh
insurance unknown.
Advices from Memphis state that the vote
cast at the recent municipal election there was very
light and that Parke is reelected Mayor by puralit!
vote. .. g..
Nebraska declines the duties OF state.
The delegates to Convention met on Monday anu
Immediately voted TO adjourn sine die
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont will pass the Summer
at Nahanf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
NE. CLASPS EsrIMArES.

In Mr.. Chase's annual report on the state Of
se finances for the fiscal year ending the 3oth june
1889 dated lsh December 1869 Cragc 81 he says: "Ou
the 5opposi.on cha, the may be continued with
diminished disbursements until the lss Of July 1884 the
deb, likely to have been then incurred must De oss
mated o, al.744Gs5 $50 81" This estimate was made
nearly nineteen months advance when tie debt stood
seven hundred and twenty millions and the increase
OF the debt for month before and month s-r
was at the average ratio u g. 40 900 per diem In the
period covered by the forecast OF the Seore,ary the
dob, has actually increased in round Numbers ono thou
sand and twenty four millions and at the average rn.s
Of 600 par diem OF 57a days On the seh Of June
two days before the period fixed. official publication
Of tAs deb, shows ia amount 10 no g. Oo6 $40 81 II
wo add four millions for those two days. which Is about
the present aversss increase we have the estimate
justified and verified With precision which has no
parallel in financial history Taking all tho contingon-
oies into view, an error " hundred millions would
not have surprised adopts Statistics but the figures
asoertanod como within less than million Of the
amount predicted.
LAND AFFAIRS.
The General Land Office has just submitted
for signature 1900 pieces Of Agricultural land Scrip
equal to 600 sore leaving 1851 pieces OF leo acres
eacn 10 pc Iunueu 70 coupeto tno CoupeMeht OF SAo
State OF Ohio unicr tho law.
NAVAL PRIZES.
The following additional prizes have been ad.
Indicated at the office Of the Fourth Auditor and are
now ready for payment Conestogs capture 20 bales
cotton; Conestoga- capture 81 bales cotton; Ita,ca
capture Miriam.
PENSION OFFICE APPOINTMENTS.
The Commissioner Of Pensions on Saturday
made the following appointments OF Examining Sur
gcons: Dr. George Barchcr Of Ellsworth. Maine. and
DR.. George W. Siveslay OF Gallpolis Ohio.
ARMY MEDICAL MUSEUM.
The following circular letter has just been
issued by tho Surgeon General:
Medical officers charge Of hospitals directed issniy
10 collect and prsservs fos The Army Medical Museum al
.ur.l specimens which may occur In the hos
rdtals under their chsrrA
To objects which desired 10 collect FOR hs mu
nag be hes snuuosuisd; FRACTURES compound and spls
sturss Of the Uranium excissd portions Of bone diseased
bones and joints sxfoiaon especially those occurring In
pGps specimens illustrative Of the structure Of s,umps
obtsrAssd srtsnss bulbous rounded bones &c In
aSumsptsl wounds Of entrance and Of exit nom both the
cnd and oauoda ball wounds u vessels and vessels
obtained subsequent 10 gaio1 and 10 secondary
Wounded vcsra photographic approximations OF sxtraord
,ary injuries porsytns the rssus u wounds opersons
'sos1 apusaou1 aeaos II asvs sardcL soodsnces aad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
The N. Express says Of the doings Of Con.

gress at itate session:
-Four ta,ils have been passed this session
"No. l. 4 FIYrr PER CENT ADDITIONAL TAasv.
mo q. II NEW TARIFF
"Eo. g. u REVENUE BILL.
mo. 4. II ADDITIONAL INCOME TAX.
"Thess bi sAieA ought to hare Been produced and
passed IN Drbr last turned up very lats in tho
session, whip exception OF tho first passed. only IN
the late houf the session-six months too late'
We az, to every word Of this. Aud now
will Tbs prsss be good enough 10 toll Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

than Germany can injure and cripple England :
A fortnight is likely to put an end to our uncer-
tainty, and show whether or not England will
execute her threats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

Senator Fossenden yesterday accepted the
position of Secretary of the Treasury, and EN-
tered upon its duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

photographic view. Of plan: Of dressing; plaster casts q
stamps OF s%pa.sons an aSse' Of nbs upon which ea'
il Is not Intended 10 Impose medical officers d
.nS S. ss III ). dons
In forwarding such pa.holorc. objects compound fr.e
bouy specimens and generally 90
tanned ter smputson operstion or cedsyerc ersminson
al so parts should frat be roughly removed
Every specimen should then be wrspped separately CLOTH
preserve all spcss and Fragments small bloch Of
TT@s OF the and the Of he medical oe
sending inscribed in lead pencil The inscription will be
be then imnersed in diluted alcohol or whsky contained in
key or ANAL cask When sufficient number Of objects
shalt accumulated the essk should DO forwarded directly
20 this Surgeon Generals office The expense expresgs
will be Delayed IN Washington The receipt Of the keg
package will be duly by tn Curator Of the Mu
In every instance corresponding list history Of tho
cases should at the time be forwarded to this Office la
clearly .Pocihed and when possible it's history should be
the s 10 r.. SoaS ssy
pond should by the and rank Of the
credited in the catalogue to the medical officer conbun, il
Jos. X. BAnsHs, Acting Surgeon GENERAL
sct and forward specimens to the Museum from the ocses
IN which they respectively stationed surgeon Lsvngtoa
DIV, .. s. A., New.York; surgeon VIM Cleadenin. U.
s w. Nashville; Act Asst surgeon L. X. Baldwin, U: A..
Asst Surgeon s. Conner u $. A. New Orleans surssos
c. J. Kipp. u 5. ". indianapolis
PENSION BUSINESS.
The following statement shows the amount
Of business done by the Pension Bureau during tho
months Of May and June, 1904
Invalid Claims admitted in May....-......"...iN
Invalid Claims rejected Ia May. 800
Who,e number finally acted on......."...2,lls
Invalid Applications received In nsy.........l,G1s
Invalid Claims admitted in June.
Invalid Claims rejected in June. sJ
Invalid Applications received in June. .........l33
Total number disposed Of in May and June. ..42@
Total number Of applications received in May
anu june .'.'ss''''sSi
Claims Of Widows and Dependents admitted in
Claims OF Widows and Dependents admitted In
Total.
Whole number Of Applications OF Widows and
Dependents IN Mey. '...::.'.'''' f'if
Whole number Of Applications Of Widows and
Total.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

hop many Of these tar-bMs its Editor 5oted tor
Also, how much he endeavored to hasten their
passage1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
NATIONAL RANKA

The following is list of National banks
which hsYe boon authorized sinee last rePpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
PENSION BUSINESS.

The following statement shows the amount
Of business done by the Pension Bureau during tho
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-24

Inc following letter has been addressed by the
Secretary OF the Treasury to bank official, under
date Of May Is, 1864.
"SGR-Your letter Of the 18th making INCUR
les IN regarI o he kind OF currency with which
the j.20 year SIX per cent. and three years 1880
per cent. notes are u be redeemed, has been re
ceiyed. 1t has been the constant usage Of the
Department to redeem all coupon and registered
bonds forming part Of this funded or permanent
debt Of the United States in coin, and this usage
has not been departed from during my admins
tration Of its affairs.
All treasury notes and other oblga tons form
ing part OF the temporary loan are payable and
will be redeemed il awful money, that it is to
say, in United States notes, until after the reaump
ton Of specie payments, when they also will
doubtless be redeemed in coin or equivalent note.
The 5-20 Skies being payable twenty ears from
date, though redeemabe in five years, are con
sidered as belonging to the funded or permanent
debt AMI 30 also are the twenty years Skies into
which the three years 80 notes are convertible
These bonds, therefore, according to the usag
Of the government, are payable in coin. The three
years 1870 treasury notes ale part of the tempo
rary loan, and will be paid in United States notes
unless holders prefer conversion to payment.
Very respectfully
lSlgned) 5. p CHASE, Sec. OF the Treas
UNDERnLL "A Post Office has been estab
ished at North Underhll, and Joseph Robinson
appointed Postmaster
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-24
CHARLES REED, lga,,,,t,
HENRY Y. BARN S. oo'''' IT
ESQ q. REED & CaARLEs A. REEo Al mrs.
Montp Her, May - D.slT4. F-lw3


STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court h 'lien
WasHtNGroN DtsrEfcr, IS at Montpelier on tue lHh
day e May, 40 1904.
tlILLARD SANDERS, AdniHisT TO Of The estate of
w Jarvle sanderi lale q East Montpelier IN said
district deceased makes application TO said Court of
license sell the whule n tho cal o. te Of SAID deceased
except therg of dover and ghl Of me1ead therein
but acludng the eversion % me "idoFs DOVER Trpte
antinp ana the ,a,e # part thereof necessary or he
paynent Of IN d.b of iad deceased, and expenses OF
admlu ration OF sad estate aud hat part Of 'aid es
tate cannot be sold with Ut Injury 10 those interested "
the remainder tho e0f
Wh-reupon, It IS ordered by said Court that snil
apsttcation be referred the iith day Of June, A. v
1864 at tho Probate Office In Montpelier Tor hearing ana
decl,in thereon aud it is further ordered that All per
sons interested be notified hereof BY publication OF notc-
Of this application and order thereon, three weeks sue
cessiyely In the Green Mountain Freeman, printed a
Montpelier before said time Of hearing that they may
appear at said time and place and, they see cause
object thereto. fy the Court
y2lv3 Attest, 7. Il. MERRILL, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-24
To Physicians and InvaIids,

The Rsv CHARLEs f. KiNG. formerly Secretary Of the
London Evangelical Alliance and recently connected -
resident Minister and Physician, with the Yeurzueli
Missions will send fREE or c0sr the Prescription with
which be successfully treated while 30 charge Of large
Mission Hospital, upward Of hundred cases Of Cos
sUNPtifS In ihe first, ,eoand and third stages.
The rene dy sequay adapted 60 the treatment Of Asth
ma Cstarrh Bronchitis and 81 affections Of the Lungs,
Throat and Air Passage Will speedily nylgorates the
enebed Nervous System, and energzes The deran ged
functions Of the stomach, Liver and Bowels.
Permission given 20 refer the Presidents and Pro-
fessors Of thu several Medical Colleges Of the City, and
to the Rev Mcssrs ADAMS, PorrEH, SNHrs, aus NAS
BURAN. Address with stamp
Rev CHARLES + KING,
station D, Bible House, New ork.
p. ST. wish publicly to acknowledge the generosity
OF th1ss publishers who from motives of humanity have
gwen this Advertisement free Insertion Religious papers
are earnestly requested TO copy. wflryl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-24
E{Y TELEGRAPH
4 O'CLOCK,-P. NJ.
10 THE FREEMAN.

The Times dispatch says there has been no
fighting since the rebel attack on our communi-
cations with fredercksburghI on Thursday
There is reason to believe that the movements
Of Friday and Saturday will be speedily found
productive OF important results.
A rebel Lieutenant states that Lees army
numbered before the battle from 50 900 to 90
GOO, and that he has lost from % 900 to 28,-
600. lie also says the rebel army has plenty oil
provisions
The Tribuue's correspondent states that in
Thursday fight less than 5000 new troops
repulsed three divisions OF Ewel's corps AT
3 clock Friday morning Blrney's, Craword's
and Russell division advanced The move
ments was so rapid and unexpected that the
rebel pockets line was captured almost to man
and sweeping on PRISON rs were gathered at
every sep, until over two miles had been gained
AID hundreds Of prisoners taken.
The Iribttne's Tenth Corps correspondent,
dated Thursday morning states that at 9 o clock
Wednesday morning the rebels advanced on our
cntrcncbed line across the peninsula and engaged
our rckets, but were driven back The firing
on our skirmish line during theday was incessant.
Our wounded will probably numb'r $50 Du.
ring the night the rebels made vigorous at
tempt to force our skirmishers, without effect.
Our delences have been geeatly strengthened
Rebel desorters represent the enemy's force at
from 20 900 to 30 900 under Beauregard
CAIRO, May - Admiral porters flag ship
has arrived at Mound City, and reports the en-
tire fleet out OF the Red river The dam having
reached its height on the 18th enabled them to
move.
Our forces evacuated Alexandra last week
moving toward Searsport The officers Of the
steamer Samuel Hill, which has arrived here
from New Orleans, states that they distictly
heard cannonadng from the direction our forces
had taken
Porter's fleet was greatly annoyed while pas
sing out of the Red River by guerrillas, who
lined the banks A portion of Alexandra was
burning when the Samuel Hill left
ALBANY May 90 Gov Seymour has directed
the Distrpt Attorney to procure in indictments
against all who were engaged m the seizure OF
the officers Of the lVortd and Journal of Com
merCc.
NV YORK, May 23.-Newbern adyices state
that the rebels burned Washington, and robbed
all the women and children.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-24
Iaxina WilsOn,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court he'd ~
CuspnSt, pisrNIor SIS the Probate Office IN 81
Johnsbury, on the 5lh day Of May, A. d. 1854.
NTEPHEN PERKINS Administrator % bon" noH upon
y the Estate OF Lowua iison late OF 1osheh uoe ~
said n.rlet licensed makes application TO said Cou
for eense To sell the whole OF the Real Estate OF sai'
deceased represeatrg that said sale Is necessary tot th
payment of The debts OF SAID deceased anu tue o"is
OF administration of said Estate, -.
Wherrupon IL Is ordered BY said Court that SAID appi
cation be -ierred to the 3Oth day Of May A. d. lSo4
al the Probate dice in SJo sbuJ iof meaning anu
on tnernn and II Is further ordered hat all persons IN
leIested be notified hereof by pubcatmn OF notice
hi. application and order thereon, three weeks sue
cessively in the Green 'umalh fietm n, p.,neu a
uontneier before said time Of hearing, that they ma
appear at said tine aud place, and, they ste cause
object thereto ,oo
By the Court. 'aoNS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-24
LOW.PRICED COLLECTIONS
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The Home Circle A collection II Marches. waiEcs,
PolkAs sohotlisehss Redowas Qaadles Contra DAi oes
-Four Hand Pieces aud Piano ms vols each, DDS, ~
cloth 2 IS, cloth, full gilt a. 90
The Silver chord collection Of Songs, Ballads
QuArtets, Duets &c with Plano AecUmpa BIDS ~,
cloth. Is cloth, full glt 3 20.
The shower Of Pearls, \ collection q Choice Vocal
Duets with Piano Accompaniment bds e. noslolh ~
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Operate Pearls collection Of songs uct,, and rIios
eomprsug The Noch Beauties Of the Best Operas, With
Piano AecomplnmenL Boards, ~ 0V cloth. Is, gilt,
un.
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HoWo's Drawing Room Dances Containilg all the Pop
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The Panoflrte, 81 81.
Union Collection Of Popular Duets ior Violin and Plane
~ :, Winner. So
Flute and Plano Duets by :. Winner, 81
/ Juirn's Farewell Album,
/ Jutens Nahiu far the Million,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-24
Grin Buffers will.

STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court he,d AZ
R.soolpu bnrRior IS Washington, within and TOT
"a a Distt CT, on the l2ta day Of May, A. d. lso4
n instrument, pufpouingt 10 me- the last WIZ ana Ie'
"A lament Of Oun Butler tate 81 Mmhingtoh, ~ sau
District being To- the Court by Eleai ~
Butler the eatcutrI therein nnmed iof Probate
tsordefed BY SAID Court, that all persons concerned
b holden al the Probate once In Chelsea on the 10Th day
Of Jute A. eG4 and show cause II any they may nave
against the probate of said will for which purpose u
further oTdefedihat copy of the record OF I'M, ofnt'
he nubishedthtee weeks suCctssely the Green Noun
tain Freeman printed Montpelier, previous to said Time
appointed Tor hearing. true copy OF record,
~ va Attest J. Il. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-24
~amuelW. Abbotrs Estate.

WIsmEoTos DrsrRicr, Sc At Monlpeher, insald Dis
trlcl on the l7th day OF May, A. d. 1854
~ J. GLEASON Administrator Of the estate Of samuel
T. W. ABBOTT late Of Montreal Canlda, deceased lfofm
sy Of Montpelier aforesld presents Ms administration
,ceount for examination and allowance, and makes dp
pcation for decree of distribution ana Pa'u''"h Z"
The estate Of said deceased
Whereupon II Is ordered bysad Court, that said ac
eou and ad application be reiened TO session OF sac
Conr 10 be held al the Probate Once In said Montpelier
on The i4th day Of June A. y 1854, for hearing
and decision thereon;
And II ~ further oideied that notice heleOl ne
riyen all parsons interested, by publication Of he same
bree week. suceessively IN the Green Mountain free
nan newspaper published al Montpelier previous
,aid dime appointed Tor hearing thai iheV may appeal
aid time and place aud show cause any thty mas
why said account should not he allowed ana hhc'
der. made BY the Court.
SOW DIVA Attest 7. Il. MERRILL, Judge.