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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-05
Brief Locals.

DTltl
The Musical Convention, under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. B. +. Baker of Boston, will
commence at South Church next Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. All who can are in
yi,ed to be present the first forenoon. Tick
Il, for the whole course, including both con-
certs. only 30 cents. We are sure that any
&C our citizens who can attend evening ses-
,ons only, will get we'll paid for their outlay
of time and money.
Postponed The temperance meeting
advertised at the town hall next Tuesday
evening will be postponed for one week
until Tuesday evening, Feb. 16; at which
tine Rev. L. o. Brastow will address the
society.
See call for meeting of Elk. Com. of Ag-
ccuIturaI society at St. Johnsbury House
arxt Tuesday.
John B. Cough is engaged for two lee
ares in Burlington in March. Where is the
.,rture committee Of St. Johnsbury? Cough
,aould be included in the list of temperance
lecturers who are to address US this winter.
A load Of books and papers Will start
for the bindery about the 10th of February
orders presented before that date will be
a,tended to. Forward your magazines for
G3 and have them bound in a neat and also
c4eap manner We furnish all kinds of
binding at bindery prices.
Marriage certificates require a fve-cent
revenue stamp.
The book commtte request all holding
books belonging to the Ladies Library
A>,oci4tian to return them to the Librarian
immediately.
The next meeting of the Vermont His
torcal Society will be held in this place
sometime in June next.
A few ladies' in this place Sc mt $50 to
Mrs. Justin 5. Morrill, for the benefit of the
soldiers national fair at Washington. The
ladies' of Stowe sent $3.50 to Mrs. Portus
Baxter for the same object.
The weather has continued its remark
allie record through another week, with the
variation Of heavy fall of snow and bit of
buster Feb. |.
In Mr.. L. o. Stevens report of temper
auce meetings last week there were two
typographical errors: For ELEGANT dis
course" read eloquent discourse )" and in
stead of "diverting them of all claims -
read diresting them,' etc.
Mr.. John Reynolds of Boston is in town
establishing an agricultural library. The de-
sign is to raise $500 or so by our several
citizens taking shares of So EACH For this
money Mr.. Reynolds furnishes complete
Inrary embracing the best works on crops,
tIiage, stockgrowing, manures, farriery, fruits,
gardening, horticulture, and every subject
connected with rural and domestic economy.
From the eagerness with which our citizens
take hold OF this matter we are sure We shall
have a good agricultural library and farmers
club established here in few weeks.
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THE GALE DOMAIN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS,

sy- We endeavor 10 make The CALEDOSIAN valuable
for its local aes and our friends in Caledonia Essex and
and Orleans counties will confer great favor and
Aid very materially the interest of the paper by sending
- local items i'll a brief legible form.
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IA L AV ERN STAND
l!H FOR SALE, AT
ST j nHNSI.IRY 7 AST EIIIICF VI

Z soT. OHNSbtRY EAST VILLAGE, VT.
The subscriber will sell at auction, on Thurs
day, Feb. %. 1861, the Tavern Stand now
owned and occupied by him. Also, the furniture
of the house, and Il acres of land, adjoining said
stand. Six acres Of said land is tilage, produc-
ing two tons of excellent hay per acre. and 9
acres Of pasture, all we'll fenced Barn. ic e-house,
sheds. etc in good repair and convenient. The
house and barn conveniently supplied with run
ming water. Also, from 400 20 GOO bushels of
oats.
Said stand is situated in thriving business
village. on the main thoroughfare from Guildhall,
Lunenburg and Concord to st. Johnsbury. Also.
from Littleton, n. H. to Lyndon and Orleans Co.
Possession given Immediately. Terms to suit
the purchaser. E. J. STILES.
]. II. MOORE, Auctioneer.
st. Johnsbury East, Feb, 2, 1864. S4:S6
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and barbarou' The extreme; but sir, per-
init ne to Say. trough your columns, iaat
believe, and in SITTING what believe state
what the people of Newark and some in
Burke generally believe, that the report re-
ferred to is fraud pracliced upon the SYM
pathIes and credulity Of the community who
read Your valuable paper. And l also be-
heve the true object and design of the report
is to implicate one whose character stands as
high above that of your forgetful correspon-
dent as virtue does above vice and v;Ilany.
A CITIZEN
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Gone south.

Nearly al the recruits for the Vermont
regiments have left Brattleboro and gone TO
join their comrades in the field But very
lew are lief; in the barracks and they will fol-
loy on soon.
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Court at Lunenburg.

Monday, 10Th, we had justice court
John Webb Us Lorin Pratt, for entcing
away and enlisting said Webb'Sboy. The boy
intended to run away,was enlisted by Pratt
an sent to Island Pond without the consent
of his father. Pratt was fined $40 and
costs.
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The editors of the Irasburg papers have
dropped the volunteering quarrel and have
nov gone in on a general scrlmmage on tenn
perance. The Standard accuses the Express
of being the rum orgon, and the latter accu'
ses the editor of the Standard, Of selling
gin. MI Earle uses less than two columns
in defending himself in his last number
This fight must be deeply interesting 10 the
readers.
Justice Courts sometimes have odd cases in
Montpelier as well as elsewhere Last week
a grocery man com claimed of some boys fol-
stealing peanuts, tobacco, &C., and inducing
him to give them liquor by threats. The
grocery-man swore to these things, and also
that his name was noe the nam inserted III
the complaint as owner of the property
Thereupon the boys were discharged, and
complainant was held for violating the liquor
law. He confessed to ten offences, was fined
500, and then he entered an appeal.-Wal
tons Daily.
Albro f. Perkins Of Pomfret has a flock O
pure blood Atwood sheep. For one eve he
has been offered $3.50, which he declined.
Almost mutny occurred at Brattleborc
OF Saturday last, when the colored soldiers
were ordered to leave for their regiment, il
consequence of their not having received any
government bounty. They expected through
out to be treated in this respect the same a:
white soldiers, especially as they counted OF
the quota. That they were not so treated i:
burning shame, which Congress ought tc
right without a moments unnecessary delay
-Hoodst0ck Standard.
A generous pig in Montpelier was caught
the other day, stirring mouthful of tn
straw that had been given him for bedding
into his mash of bran, and then feeding i
to his neighbor, COW that he thought wa
hungry. The two animals thus acquired
strong friendship for each other, and whe
the pig was killed The COW mourned for hin
as for her own calf.
. A Springfield man has invented stear
sheep-shearer.
l A fatal spotted fever prevails at Ward
! GRO, Townshend and vicinity.
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Diptheria.

We have been told that this dreadful dis
ease is making such ravages in Lunenburg
mat there is not at present single school
!" town IN operation. We have also heard
'"hat We DO Lot credit, however,) that very
many resort to the medicines advertised by
i''cNs instead of calling wel-read and
s"...:uI physician. In such terrible disease
"' aIptnerla We shonld suppose all would
0'a't themselves of the best medical skill the
section afforded.
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GRl(E'S (E;lEjRiTEij SiLIE.
i SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salre IS q regatable preparation, in, mt
g IL the l-rh century, by DR. Nm GRACE,
surgeon IN King James, amy. Through It's
;l-enCy hc c,sr,d llo;,an&s CT most serious sores
AID wounds tina: BAT, d tie skin of the most
e-ilil- II physicians oi lis day, and MAS Regarded
y a.. 10 knex him a public bol.e;actor.
Graoe's Celebrated salvc cures Burns.
Grace's Celebrated Saive cures Scalds.
Grace Celcb-aiel S1lve cures Flesh Wounds.
Gr2ce's cele5rntai sa,ve cures Corns
Grsces Celebrated Salvs cures Felons
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Frozen Limb
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Wens.
Graoe's Celebrated Salve cures Callouses.
Grace's Celeb, ate1 Slive cures Salt Rhsum.
Grsoe's Celebrated Save cures Chilhlsins
Gracs's Celebrated Sslye cures Sore Breast
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Lips.
Grsce's Celebrated Salve cures Erysipelas Sorss
Graces Celebrated Selve cures Assesses.
Gract's Celebrated Sa,vo cures Ulcers.
Graoe's Celebrated Salve cures hsppsi Hand5.
Graes's Celebrated Salve cures Riagworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down To common Pimple. 1t eradi-
Gates P!aples from the face, and beauties The
skin There i no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and enor-
cetlc action for the speedy curt OF external Dis
eases * those who have tried lis virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors. and Fishermen, viii find tn.
Salve their best friend.
II has none Of the irritating, heating proper.
ties of other remedies, but cools, cleanSes and
heals The most serious Sores and Wounds
Every family. and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case ri
aecident, for il Viii save them much trouble
suffering. and money All If wants is fan
uial 10 cure old and inycteTate Sores.
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VI DIR. TOBIAS VENE- w
Y eLs TIAN LINIMENT. IL

certain cure for pains in limbs and back threats,
Group rheumatism collie &c. perfect family cne
and never fails. Read! Read Read -,
LIvoSIA Wayne Co, Mich. June 10, 1889.
This Is Ia certify that my wife taken with QuinSey
Sore Thu oa; commenced to swell and that
she could not swallow. aid coughei Violently. | used
Your Linlment, and made perfect in week
firmly believe that but for the Lnment she would have
lost her life. JOHN HARLAN.
Price Is and 50Cents.
" I Sold by all druggists. Ofice,N T
Y sLs56 COurtlandt st..N Y S4-S7 sLs
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Killed.

Robert Kelsey, Esq Of North Danvile
has Just learned of the death Of his son
Avian Kelsey. He was resident of the
South, (Arkansas, We believe) and was en-
gagged in the rebel service. He was killed
at the battle of Corlnth, which was fought
year or two since. Mr.. Kelsey, has two
more sons now serving in the Fe eral army
and he is himself a most thorough Union
man.-,St0r.
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Daniel 5. Lee.

Below we give the testimony of young
Lees comrades in arms to his worth, and
their sympathy with his bereaved friends.
The accompanying letters were received by
the relatives in this place
HEADQUARTERS 9TH ARMY CORPS. }
Quartermaster's Department.
January %, 1864.
1t has pleased an All Wise Providence, in his
mysterious ways to remove from our midst, our
late companion harms. Daniel S. Lee. of Co.
c, Sd Regt Vt. Vols, Wagon Master at these
headquarters. In him we have lost good com.
panion and friend, and the service is deprived OF
one of its most valuable assistants only lately
with us in health in Notwithstanding faithfully
the duties required of him, may we hope that he
is now IN better land, where war never is ru-
mored, where neither parting, pain nor sorrow
exists While our Heavenly Father has seen fit t.
remove him from US, we bow down in submission
to his will knowing
HE DOETH ALL THINGS WELL"
We offer to his afflicted family our coincidence
and sympathize with them in their bereavement,
and point to Him, who suffered and died for us,
and who alone can heal their SORROWS
AS a tribute of respect to our late companion,
we, enlisted men. detailed at these headquarters.
transcrbe these lines, and in testimony, sign our
names thereto.
Sergt. ROBERT LEROY PIERCE.
DAVID S. DEAN, and 60 others.
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DEATHS.

as Marriages Births and Deaths inserted FRrE-
Obituaries Including poetry inserted al Six cents line
in advance.
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Harmony Lodge, Good Templars.

The following is list of the officers Of
Harmony Lodge, No. II, in this place for
the quarter commencing Feb. |:
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Valuable for the SOldier.-Brown's Bron-
chia TrOches will be found invaluable to the soldier In
camp exposed to sudden changes -aording prompt re-
ie IN ca:s OF c. Ids coughs etc For officers and those
who OveraX the they useful IN relieving irr
tated thrOat and will render articulation easy there
are limitations. be sure TO obtain the genuine. lw
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questi rs of the day relates to poison discipline How
can we cure elon is the cry. We answer that Graces
wond. rtu Saive not only cures elODs but bos burns
scads flesh wounds bruises all eruptions of the skin and
scalp and even the most obstinate old ulcers and other
sores II Is wonderful compound suited alike to the
skin OF ihe child and OF the adult No one who has
tried its virtues will ever be without box of it. Sold
everywhere. tets. box. See advertisement in an
. other column.
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COIsate's Honey SOap.-This celebrate

CO1satts HONEY SOap.-Ihs celebrated
TOILET SOAP, in such universal demand. is made from
the CHOICEST materials is MILD and EMOLLIENT III
its nature, AGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
BENEFICIAL in its action upon the SKIN For sale by al
Druggist and Fancy Goods Dealers. 1888: 1895
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COH.NISSIONERS' NOTICE.
THOMAS YINCENT,S ESTATE.

I'VE the subscribers being appointed by the
w for the district OF 10 receive
and adjust all claims and demands ol ali persons
against the Thomas W Vincentate OF lardwiCk
said district deceased repTese nied sOvent and the
term Of six months the 81 day OF Feb, A D,
1861 are allowed the creditors TO present and prove
their respective claims before give notice that
will attend 10 the duties ioi our appointment al the dwell
ling house of Samuel Norris Hardw.ck in said dis
trct 5h March and 81 day Of August next
at l O'Clock in the afternoon On each Of said lays
s.s S SaHEiS p s bcF6s Commissioners.
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" anted,

In April next an apprentice to the printing
business. An honest, industrious. active
boy of about l6 years, will find chance in
'A's offce. (2D
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. Z T I'll E U P I!

There are some Is men that owe us from S.
to SIS, each for gravestones, and wish to settle
before the first of March. as the prospect is We
may be called to go to the war. and every bill
ought to be paid before that time. l wish to pay
my bills, and in order to do SO, must have my
pay. This is time to keep our debts paid when
money is plenty S.S6
Lyndon, Feb 4. g. P SPENCER.
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will sell at auction. On Thursday. March
3, 1861, al 9 o'clock A. NJ.
THE FARM | now live on containing $50
acres of excellent land. within miles Of tn CEN
tire of Barnet 100 of which is under improvement
and 30 acres of heavy timber land within l mile
of saw-mil. Said farm is well fenced and well
watered with running water TO the house and
barn. House. barns. sheds, and granary are all
new and convenient. There is an orchard and
nursery Of Young trees, also a sugar orchard,
The school house is within mile. The stock
consists of oxen, cows and Young stock. horses
and colts. sheep and swine. A general assert
ment of farming tools and house furniture, which
may be sold at bidders prices
JOHN GIBSON
J. H. MOORE, Auctioneer.
Barnet Jan IS 1861 Si.S5s
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Passumpsic Lodge, No. ~, F. A. M
Masonic Hail. Bngham's Block Stated meeting February
Is. 1864. (321 .J.DALTON, SEC.
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Newark.

Newark.
Mr.. EDIT( RI noticed in the. last issue
of your papt reported case Of cruelty in
regard to SO me sheep being shut up and
starved, whic b, if true, would truly be cruel
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Ryegate-JOhn Miller.

West Burke, Jan. %, 1864.
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INsURES LIVE STOCK AND ALL
OTHER PROPERTY AGAINST
ALL DAMAGE BY
LIGHTNING.

FarrnerS nd Owners Of dwellings, look your intef
rests, and inquire ia this HOME C0MPAHY." We
oasI you best Of indemnity at fair rates.
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s o M Z HIN ne
SAND FOR SALE.

Would respectfully inform the public that an
4 prepared TO deliver any amount Of sand, on the
shortest notice Ny Sand is the best ali kind 81
Masonry aud clustering and would also aaV that
pusPaEed - nake Cor all kinds OF NsooH
~ and do the same in workman like manner. ana
no hunlbug. Reference my work.
Resltenee, corner ofJeaerson and Michigan strssts
VIZ. WERNER
Joliet, III, Aug. S, 1884, Sc
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Auction EaIe of Real Estate.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that by virtue of
Il conveyance with power Of sale contained there
in, executed by Thomas Harris and Catharne Harris
hs wife as gIantors, to David ~ Harris as grantee
therein bearing date the 31st day of January A. d.
u anu recorded IN the ohce of the Recorder of
VIII county in the State of Illinois in Book s of Re-
cords ON pages 5 and S26, default having been made
IN the OF the prOmssory notes therein des-
cribed the undersigned the grantee in said convey
ance viii sell at public vendue the highest bidder
Tor cash IN hand, on the 9TH day October A. d 1854
between the hours Of aud three O'Clock p AZ az
that day at :he front door the Court Honse in the
city OF Joliet, County and State aforesaid the follow
ing described premises situate in said County az Will
ana state Of illinois, towit: The undivie ed one half
OF the north east quarter Of Section and
the uudvied one haffuf the east half Of ne Moth
thirtyour (S4 North Of Range nine fe1 east az the
third principal meridian, together with the appur-
.en.hces theIennto belongng or in any wise apper-
or deeds will he executed to the purchaser or mr.
ehasefs Immediately upon such sale -
Dated Joliet Sept. G. 1861
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Every Family at this should use the samlmre
Port Wine celebrated in Europe for its medical and
beneficial qualities highly esteemed by eminent ply
scians, used in European and American HOsptalsand
by some or the FIRST families in Europe and America.
AS TONIC
II has no equal, causing appetite and building mp
the system, being entirely pure wine of most val
liable grape.
AS A DIURETIG
imparts healthy action of the Glands Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, very beneficial in DrOpsy, GOut and
Rheumatic affections.
SPEERS WINE is pure article from the juice OF
the Port grape possessing medical properties to any
other wine III Use, and excellent article for all
weak and deb!itated persons and the aged and Erm
improving the appetite. aud beneftting ladies and
children.
Try 1t once. and Won will not he deceived
Be sure the signature of ALFRED SPEER is over
the cork Of each bottle.
Sold by oil Druggists and first class dealers who al
so sell the CASTEI.LA PORT BRANDY, a choice old
article, imported Only by Mr. Speer direct from the
vaults of Oport0.
Trade supplied by Lord & Smith, Chicago druggists
and by A. Spcer. at his Vineyard
Principal Office, No. EOS Broadway, New York.
Sept. 20. 1864 ~
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HOOP SKIRTS 4 DRESS MAKING.

MISS MARY KEEGAN, at her room In Sanford's
M New Building, opposite tue public square offers
for sale assortment of ]. w Bradsy's celebrated
Skirts, including DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING, for
Ladies and Misses which for style, elegance and du-
ribility cannot be eXceled in this city,
She is also prepared to attend to
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FOR SALE
Or Exchange for Eastern Prop.r

A nice Dwelling House, with verandah front door
n and window blinds. with good large Kitchen
attached to the dwelling which has cisern and pump
IN 1t. Also good Wood House % Fl by IL, has a
brick chimney good well Of water in it and makes
convenient place for washing and cooking There
is Lots well improved SO # by lbs each with alley
in rear.
Also fine Grape Arbor 40 IT by s, covered with
choice vines in full bearing. variety of fruit and
ornamental trees, shrubbery, &c.
The buildings and arbor stands centre lot There
Is good substantial picket fence in 'front.' high close
fence in Front and rear Carriage way
The place Is beautifully situated in the city Of Joliet
On Mlssssapp Avenue, south Of N. C. r. R. Warehouse
ana VIII be sold cheap for Cash exchanged for good
EASTERN property not over 10 Is miles from the
cities OF New York OF BROOKLYN
For full particulars address
EB. JONES p. o. Box 5I7
Or coll .n, H.. Joliet, Will Co., ILL.,,
June Q, 1858. Soo
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ESTATE OF JACOB HOPPER. DECD.

"4AOVh
DUBLlC Notice is hereby given, that on the Third
II Monday Of November next being the 2Ist day of
said m9nth,) shall attend before the County Court
Of Will County at the Court House In the city OF JOLT
ct for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Jacob Hotter late OF said County
deceased when and where all claimants are notified
and requested to attend and present their claims in
writing, against said estate. for adjustment.
All persons indebted said estate are also resnest
ed to make ment to the undersigned without delay
CHARLES BKLYER, Administrator.
Sent. 10Th 1854 1pI5fu-l
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF En.srns corr npoun

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that on the Third
il Monday ofNevember- next, (being the 2lst day Of
said month shall attend before the County couat of
Will County, at the Court House in the city of Joliet
Tor the purpose Of settling aud adjusting all claims
against the estate Of BrAstus Cole late Of said
county, deceased, when and where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing, again said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate are nj s. request
ed to make payment 70 the undersigned without DELAY
Dated Sept 20 1864 ,Isew
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DRESS MAKING
. NOTICE.

in it's various departments and most recent fashions
Soliciting patronage, she hopes to give satisfaction
to those who favor her with their custom.
joliet August %, 1864.
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF CHARLOTTE L. CHAPMAN. DECD

ESTATE OF CHARLOTTE L. CHAPMAN, DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby gwen. that the Third
i Monday of November next, tbeing the 2lst day Of
SAID monthly shall attend before the County Court
of Will County, the Court House in the city of JOLT
ct for the purpose of settling aud adjusting all claims
against the Charlotte T. Chapman, late Of said
county. deceased, when and weere all claimants
notified aud requested TO attend and present their
claims, in writing against said estate, for adjustment
All persons ndepted to said estate, also request
ed TO make pa nent the undersigned without delay.
ALM0N WILDER, Administrator.
Dated Oct. 4, 1864 nl1-6w