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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-08
- T ATE OF VERM mon T
- WASHINGTON COUNTY. SIS.


SUPBEAg CouRr, AuGusr TERN. 1864.
wHERRAs, May NJ Taylor, o. Calais IN the
County Of Washington, State o. Vermont, has
filed her petition against David h. Taylor to the
Supreme Court within aud for the County o. Wash
iugton, State u Vermont, returuable At the term
thereof TO be holden at Montpelier IN and for said Coun
" n Washington, the second Tuesday Of August,
s64 setting forth in substance In her petition that she
married the said David h. Taylor. February |,
1852 City Of Providence Rhode Island, that she
lived with said David D. Taylor in the observance Of the
marriage covenants until about the month u August,
1888 when he deserted her and has since that
time rendered her any assistance support and wholy
negeots do, and has during said time thence hther
lived separate and apart from the petitioner refusing to
support herpraying that said Court grant her bill Of
divorce from the bands OF mArimony and Il appearing
ahat tle said David Taylor is aud resides out OF this
State that personal service be made on him. Il
therefore ordered notice be given the said David
Taylor Of the peu1enoy Of said petition BY Publishing
the substance Of said petition above set FORTH three
weeks excessively In the WAtchman h Journal aweek-
y newspaper published at Montpelier. in said Washing
Couuy the last Of which publications to he at least
weeks previous to the time Of the session OF the
Court Aforesaid at the term Aforesaid. which pubca
ton shall be notice tho said David Taylor 10 APP
before said Court the session thereof be holden
Aforesaid Montpelier aforesaid the sec md Tues
day Of August 1854 and answer TO said petition.
Dated at Montpelier IN the County Of Washington
this 25th day Of Dec 1868.
ASAHEL PECK. Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Wing LUSD AND TArLoa, Attorneys for Lbeant.
NC
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Judge Of the Supreme Court.
WV. HEBARD, Attorney. 1851


- TAT Il OF YER ON T.
- RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court holden at Brookdeld, the 23d
day OF December A. d 1858.
James Goodrich administrator ofhe estate Of Charles
~ Bugbee late Of Orange in said district, deceased,
of the real Of said deceased representing that
said sale necessary for the payment Of the debts Of
said deceased
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that said APP
plicai'n ander consideration and be heard the
Dist day Of January A, 1884 the Probate Office in
Chelsea; and, II further is ordered that all per-
interested he notified hereof, by publication Of
notice Of this application and order thereon three weeks
sucoessivey In the Vermont Watehnan State Journal,
printed Montpelier before said time OF hearing, that
they may appe a, said ims and place. and if they
cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.
s5S7 Attest. J. X. cLEAvELAND. Judge.
CTAT OF YER ONT.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within ard
for said district the 18th day Of December A. ID.
1863
Milton Fisher. guardian OF Abel Webster, an insane
person. residing in Cabot in said district makes appca-
ton said court for license TO sell all Of the real estate
Of which the said Abel Nebster is seized in this State,
representing that the sale thereof for the purpose of put
ting the proceeds OF such sale at interest investing the
in stocks real estate, would be beneficial to said
ward.
whereupon, It is ordered BY said Court that said APP
pcaton be referred 10 session thereof, to be held at
the Probate Office, in said Montpelier the 10Th day OF
January, A. d 1854 for hearing and decision thereon;
and is further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication OF nodce Of said appica
ton and order thereon three weeks successfully in the
peer before said time Of hearing that they may appear
said time and place, and, II they cause, object
thereto. BY the Court.
s5s7 Attest t. r. MERRILL Judge
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nISSO T N The co-psrtneTship
~ heretofore existing between srAuLDIEo FRKs.
MAN, is this day Dissolved by mutual All
counts Of said drm will be settled by N spaulding.
to whom all debts must be paid Thankful for past fayors,
the subscriber soes liberal share Of public patronage.
n. X. sPAULDIsG, n n sp.r, n,No
". Y. FHEBsAs. " ." % HNNpi''''
Moretowni Dec. atst, 1868.
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- TATE or vERMo ONT.
by '"' Ate Attest. Ma. CHASE. Register.
COUNTY SUPREME COURT,
" MARCH Term. 1854. 20
ALAThEA BENEDICT,
MAliTIN M RENEDICT.


Alathea Benedict, Of WiAmstown, In the County Of
Orange has preferred her libel for divorce against
Martin M Benedict, Of Stockh lin, in the State OF New
York, the Supreme Court next to be holden at Che
sea in and for the County Of Orange, the Sixth
Tuesday after the fourth Tuesday in January A. ID.
1864 setting forth that they wete married on the LIST
day Of January, A. lSii-hat lived together as man
and wife I'LL time 10 the month Of July, 1858, when
the said Martin NJ wlfully deserted herAnd also that
during the time she lived with the said Martin NJ, he
treated her with iaoierab seuefy And also that the
said Martin has been guilty OF the crime Of adultery.
The iJrgoing Libel having been presented to me and
it appearing that the ibelee resides Of the State Of
Vermont,i ordered that the libelles be summoned
appear and said libel before said Court, at
the time aud place aforesaid by publishing said libel
the substantial part thereof together with this order.
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Watchman
State Journal newspaper printed at Montpelier, in
the State OF Vermont, the last Of which publications
shall be least six weeks previous the session OF said
Court which said libel is addressed.
Dated at Bradford in the County Of Orange. this 10Th
day Of November, A. ID. 1868.
ASAHEL PECK.
Judge Of the Supreme Court.
WV HruAun Attotnrv R5.8T
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Greatest elevation Of the bar. column du-
ring the month 18th and 7thl 5000 inches.
Least elevation Of the bar. column during
the month (l4th) 2s 500 inches.
Amount Of snow II 10 inches.
Wa'er fallen 2.75 inches.
GEO b NICHOLS.
Hanover, N. H., Jan. /, 1864.
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Tippet Found.

An Atwood tippet for Boys picked from the
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having lost the same have II by calling Jour
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THE WEATHER.

The new year opened with the severest
weather ever known at the South and West.
At Philadelphia, on Friday night, four per-
sons we're frozen to death. At Buffalo on
Saturday morning the thermometer was
below zero, and on that and the preceding
day occurred the severest snow storm since
1874 At Indianapolis, 30 below zero,
and all the railroads blocked; at Louisville,
Ky, 1929 below, and nothing like It was
ever before known; at ST. Louis, "a Q below,
railroads blocked and river frozen over
many cattle and hogs frozen on the blocked
railroad trains; at Cumberland, Md, l6
below, and snow.
DARTMOUTH OBSERVATORY.
meteorological, obs0patons for The month Of Dee 1858
THERMOMETER.
Average Of observations at A. NJ, l63e
Bpm, 24.5o
9P.M., 2O.4 Q
the three 2O.4 .
Thermometer lowest, [23d, SO below zero.
BAROMETER.
Average ofobsorvat'ns at A. NJ, 29.5l2 in.
Up. NJ, 29.473 in.
z. NJ, 29.490 in,
the three, 29495 in
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THE attention of the public is called TO
1 this most excellent Of all Liniments as perfec,
aud speedy for all the aches and pains that flesh is
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n IL II ) L NJ A S A n ID
" NEW YEAR PRESENTS
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Jnternal Repenue.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REEVE

limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
u I'D Collection District, NJ Y.--ANNUAL TAX NO
1ICENotoe hereby given that the Annual List u Taxes
assessed IN thu Cocsen riot fo tho year beginning May
lat laJJ has b-eu received from the Assessor and ha: tho
Dates Taxes and License. therein specified havs become doe
aud payable viii attend personally or y deputy my
Office No. 10 Brosdya daily l-sospt on sunssys from the
date hereof until and including THURSDAY TIE u day ~
MARCH, 1894 FROM 10 O'Clock to o'clock p M 70 10
ceivs the same.
rasr Yachts Billiard Tablc Licenses, and On Incomes for
the year lcol
respectively according to the hat aforesaid within the time
herein spechsd will at the expiration thereof become liable
10 psy fen psr Ceai ADDITIONAL upon the amount thereof
c.pns on Incomes which win be liable TO an addition
Of bat I'VE pr cent Dated New ! ork March 1885,
sHERIDAN SHOOK. CpIlset0h az DiNIiet, n ].
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TNHE "sPIRIT OF THE FAIR

L Daily Newspaper VIII DO published daring Ii. cor
finance Of tie metropolitan fs and sold the FsJr bul.
ng Copies may also be bad Sinclair Toossy, No i2i
where subscriptions for tho series Of Twelve Nun,
ters a, 20 will be reteved from the country Sab.crp-
Tor. viii be taken Crowens No $40 Broadway Mu:
x Matthew's No T5T ErOsdwsyi Rsndephs Ne ssJ Bread
way Root Anthony Co corner OF Nssssu ard fiHess
the d.ly Boli-tin 81 the Fair and lists ~ chtribu-
<o-x e Spirit OF the Fair will contain unpublished
Nv irshg aud Cooper and pepper. from Bryant Mrs hrmbls
Nh. ksrxsnd, Hrs. Howe, Count de Dssparh, Bsncron
Mitchell IuckernAn. Botes, Lowell I'D other di'ansu'asd
writer's.
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Gales bn Auffictt.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BvRsAu.
UFpICs of CHEZ OvAar.us...~,

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY Human
OFplos OF CHEZ QvARryrNAsrvv I
n WASHINGTON, u. C., Feb No. iS6<S
A UCIION SALE OF CONDEMNED
- hoGinSsEs.I"i DO sold st Public Auction, To ths
Al Mihn "a, 80 Horsoe, Friday 4th March
A. Wif4n'gor Pa2 30 Horses. Tuesday, 9Th March
March ~
AT Esston. Pa, 800 Horses, Friday isb Mach.
ncwark, y. j.. 30 Horses, Tuesday, ed March
A. Lebanon, Pa, 800 Horses Friday 18th March.
A "ikesbsIre. Pa, 30 Horses Tuesday ss,h March
These oes have been conjcmued unit r the Csyshs
service Of tire United STATES Army
had.
Horses will bo sold snsly
SALES be.n ~ 10 aud continue daly TN al arc ssA
Terms Cash, In United State Treasury Notes oaiy
JAMES A. EkIN,
Chief QsaItern,aster, Cavalry Busoaz
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IAEO--A MAP of IDAHO Just publshc,

DAhO--h MI OF IDAIU yuss pT hons5 S0r
1919 n.e Sent postpaid on receipt Of J Price pr doEen
a. Aasress }. L. CAMfBELL fos once BOZ "a 10
Chiesso M FoeRd at all News Dealers and BOOB Sellers IN
che country. -. 49, a ,,.,.. %
One tho1isnd Agents wanted 10 canvas yTn. ad cite, 20
cell Csnpbeis Map and BOOK entitled sI nonS ~. H.
who are 10; going 10 the mines W " 'of he
suisfsuiL Address Is above.
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~ b. TAYLOR, Auctioneer, by TAYLCR
IL pROrHEEs will sell q, Auction wtsogt reserys,sa
WEDNESDAY,, Gsrch ~, at 10 O'Clock, 1t tho EIshsSe
sales Room. No. III Broadway, n. Y, lso DEsitABn
LOTS .tu.ls oa Evergreen and Cepgrsovs and Msdtes
Jefferson Adams George, and Center in the Eksteeth
ruous 10 the Nyrte AZ and broadway Car, and preuss
good opportunity r Investment Maps and terms Il the sfe
Of the Aaeticnesr, No. I3J Nsssaast
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Also, JUST READY,
AFIEE LITHOGHAPH PORTRAIT OF THE
Ut

VNHE FEDERALlST,
J. % revised and corrected by
MADISON AND HAMILTON.
We have In press and will shortly Issue edition q
THE fEDERALiST,
ynted from the reved and corrected by James had
s,n and Alexander Hamilton. Including slso
TIE COSTISEkrALlSF,
nd other pspers BY Hamilton. -
Eded " in an Rhetorical Notice OF III. formstion Of the
Consultation and the and authorship O. the respective
puua bers Of the Federal-;
BY JOCK C. HAMILTON,
Anlhor othe Asy The Republic OF the United States
snd Editor og Congress Of " the WoT.s OF Hamilton"
J. 2. LIPPNCOrT Co,
Publishers. Philadelphia
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N5AINSTONEs HOUSEKEEPER
III Meets with unpreoedentsd success.
TIE SECOND EDITION,
lssaed tbs morning did begin to 90 rernd with tAe
TTsde"
THE THIRD EDITION
WIN be In nom the binders TOMORROW.
THE FOURTH EDITION
a printing with all speed End Tie paper IL ordered f~
TIE FIFTH EDITION.
Now tEs Novel is reither religious or political with
he slightest seAsaiioAsl element Ia s.a hss had
to be
TAKEN UPON TRUST
By Every Bookseller, is It not just TO eaiEl FOR
MAINSTONE'S HOUSEKE EPER
TIE creates. success, Of the season'
LORIN0 Ppbhshsr,
No slS Wsshinsten-st., boetcn.
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A UcTJON-W. A. VAN WAGpNrN A..

A UCTION.-W. A. VAN WAGENEN, Ano.
honc.T The sub.rbers III offer for sale e. public s
lion FRIDAY. hrrl at 10 o'clock M. IN the Ms,tos
Machine Shop, In the v.ss II Asiteswan Datehssp
Coun'y y. w. s II tho PATTERNS formerly beiossins ss
the AAtsawaB Machine Company. Ass large lot u VA
CAlhERr. co1.ss Of Lsthes, Dnils FQtisx Engine o.
eusr saws ard Frznies s.rgs lot Of sal Tosis Faska
Wnsts, Tracks te Catalogues will be ready sn Friday
FkhSiI landing kACklE, IUSTls 1 Co
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Urn Goo6s.

AT KINZEY's
n EIGHTH AVENUE n. suo,r
On MONDAY,
OF SPRING MILLINERY 0G s2aSsshorDERIEs, etc. etc.
.. 800 STRAW BoNsETs, NEW sfYLEs, - 49,
NEW DESIGNS and C0 1.S ;,2 ~; W
pL.rps STRIPES coap.EpeE C CHINE ifff PLAIN and
FANCY. FROM l2e. YARD, UP. - ,,, .,,v
CORD and SATIN EDGE BLACK BONNET Missions.
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED lSc i l2c. s lSc; ALL coLoRs
$50 STYLES NEW FRENCH FLOWERS FINEST AS
soeT e u IHE x GUY viwfvvrs %. v,.e.
~" fiN0h' elm Thfs TRfSMIN nos ot6sIsc
OUT AT TWENTY CEEIs 9H TIE Dq Rf1d
MiLLlNEkS SUPPLlED
WITH CUT OR FULL
THAN JJ65SBERS' Prices
BARGAINS IN HANDKERcnIEFs THIS W lsI
FROM AUCTION THIS WEEK AT Sc, 7e., &C., &c., iOe,
llc., Re, l|c., I5c., lde., ice, zoe.
BANps. CHEAP LOIs, 6; UP.
BEST PATENT SKIRT LINiNGs, IN CoLons.
BLACK AND WHILE p9HsLE F. dPTHsp 2s SILK
FANCY SLEEVE NETs; new .- sf y!!; co,,,,s a.
a5oOo 7o.YARD SPOOL COIyvss. g. -
I,los nozE g STOOL coI,Tr9gSss 3, g DOZEN ndzxu
ne ;ser D PREcH sH w0ak sT'c cofToNs o.
BEST 5YARD SKIRT BRAD5, &C.
NEST PINS, 4c PAPER.
BEST NEEDLES, &C. PAPER.
HAIR rIhb, BUNDLES or BOXES, "a
pf.sr HOOKS AND EN ES. &c. CARD.
WITH BRAIDS, BUTTONS -
PORT MONNAiES-A FULL ASSORTMENT.
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE SILK sCARRS, 21c.
GREAT ADVANCE IN HOSIERY
OUR PRESENT STOCK OF OVER S,vvs PAIRS
I6 ji OF soiLEb coTi0S HOSE, &C., &C., ice 10.
2 800 PAIRS EXTRA HEAVY HOsE.2oc.
2, 500 PAIRS ENoLlsH HOSIERY, l9c, lse., zoe
a0oo PAIRS LADIES - - -. -.
FULL, REGULAR MADE IN ALL
SIZES, Sic. PAIR
GENTS HEAVY RIBBED HALF HOSE, 1cc.
GE.'rS' EXTRA ENGLISH HALf-HOSE, 15c-
GENTS HABF.HOsH. l5c.. lec, zoe.
1900 PAIRS LADIES SILK HOSE, Soc -
OUR STOCK or CENTS NECK
TIES. scARPs. COLLARS AND
SUBSCRIBERS ARE CHEAP.
OVER 100 STYLES OF SPRING GLOVES,
fOR LADIES, GEMS, MISSES, AND BOYS.
259S PAIRS flNE GOODS, &C., I2c l3e., UP TO 81
KID GLOVES. 7dc., 80, Doc, ooc.
VERY BEST KIDS, SELLING EVERfWhEkE 81 ~
BARGAINS OPENING EVERY DAY IN ALL
STYLES OF GOODS FROM AUCTION
DEALERS
SUPPLIED At LESS THAN
JOBBERS PRICES.
WILLIAM KlSZEY,
NOS. 81 AND "a ki0uTAAyENUE,
BETWEEN TWENTY FIRST AND
TWEATY.SECOED STREETS.
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Sotels, ST.

NATIONAL HOTEL, Nos. s, z, and 9 Cort.
l.ndt..t New York-Ths Hotel having recently changed
hands, has been rested throughout and the prcysscr ns
prepared 10 receive and guest Tbs Htoaften
sdnIruby located being convenient 20 buses hoose nv
rosds ssanbost and ferries; and the house spssasV
al. pted for Transient Boardsra n.y.,
TIiE TABLE is SUPPLIED WITH ALL THE pELas
ckCiHs or rue SEASON. PRICE % Pen DAY.
JESSE gQSTtR PJepastes
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A J. BLEECKER, son & Co., will cell q
Its AUCTION, on TUESDAY, March N, 4 IL s'closh -
ExobsBfe Ssiesrooni No. Ill brcsdwsy.
On ts,Oro 10: the sonth side tbost as feet vsst a
Ah Size 25x block la. rock, aud on tho rss1s o.
the rear Is a Tory fraas building used sa1nsss
house.
Maps, Ge, u aue,ioneer's eifee.
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NNO ADYERTISERS.

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Il THE WATEBTOW \ Ref RMER, Daily aud Weekly.
paolshed a. WssFtcwa Jeaersoa County n. T., have To-
(eneI circulation VI o.sr geo Copies. ard Advertising
Mediums rnequaet By any Journals issued In Northern
Ne~-YoTk. TIE WEEKLY kEfOREFR circulsies over
600 every neighsofhood in Je7ern CouI
g. and aTgs numbers Of people in the adjoining COuIos
st. LswreHc1, osweso and Lewis. TERMS moderate, com
pared Eih prices ;of Atve tisins IA City Josl Refer to
SINCLAIR, Publisher tribune or 10 s. Al PET
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
ID TUESDAY, ksrchH
At 10 oeosS O. M, at NO Bedford plsoe Frkoa ev sesc
Clessoa-sv.. brooklyn.
LARGE SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE oka
CHANDELIERS, ETC.
hshorany Psror suite IN hair CLOTH Secretary Bsokssss
Center Tables Engraving, RIGA Medallion Carpets handsss
st. Mshog.ny aud Walnut Dressing Bureaus, wsshsaA
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Good h.ad Three md four ply Linen Collars rsh Neck
garments Of ali kinds. Umbr elas, 10. 0EO n TRACK,
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