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RAILROADS.
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s ,ss Hsu, WIZ d ,ns p m train ron ,n
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soLDishs ToKnTs At GOVERNMENT RATS
oNh lhhooSh IRAiN ON SUNDAY
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sons Hos.i. and Depot Hos.s, No. &c, G street,
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bower, 81 8 Ss. n. and t soT ,. m. "'
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baltimore a. Is and e.ie ., m, (ETpress,J Lie,
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stations At i0.2b .. m.
Lssvo Baltimore for Dover and intern iata Sta
'''A' -, = II, TRAiNs FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at $50 .. N and and II .oS D. M.
Leave Wilmington At $40 and rs q. m, and sss
FREIGHf TRAIN, with passenger car attached
viii leave Wilmington for PerryyiiIe and inferno.
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only Al 40 .. m, and io.Sop. m.
and 10 10 md II Y M. 70 wilmington AZ ~ T. NJ
Prom Wilmington 10 Phiiadeiphia AZ Lea m,
and T.So D. m.
Only Al io1 p. N. from baltimore TO Philadsl.
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RAILROAD COMPANY.
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| be run a. follovst'
TRAINS MOVING NaRrH
HARRISBURG TR6fN-LeAye wAahinvton a 10
| q m, Arrive at baltimore $50 a m.
pe Ee; aISEW YORK AND WESTERN ~.
Al Relav with Mail TRAIN ienvinr pstlnors Al 4 a.
q m. Tor the West. Arrive al baltimore o. 10 A. m :;
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John JoLLIPRR,

ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW,
ssl removed his once 20 the NOFthsISt SoFnof Of
Fspd sIfesnth streets, oppoaite Tie east
"nfranse ~ tNs Treasury Hii!dlps,
WAthin E,On CIV, - -,
Atss3 s-psALAlS te AS.A.s spOS INA uaisua
t7iaS. UlD-ly
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NHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OF.
" FICE, DEFoT or wASHrHsToN, WAsaIHsToH,
d. c., January 4, 1854.
AlldeaIern Ia DruEu, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
Onioo Furniture, Harness, and sAddlsry, are 70
quoStod 70 send 10 this once, on the MONDAY o.
each week, sealed proposal or list, IN tuPitceis
epot a. short notice, with the price Of oAeh
ArkSd in plain ngurea, 30 that, N ease the exi'
enoes Of The service require ~ me article or AZ,
Deaiern wishlns 70 ssIl 10 this Depot wiz Be ~
nprnipg.T - : "a : I. ID. u. RpCKEh,
DriEsdlst GsnsgAl Ma Chief QuArtesp.steIi
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pkl EoID5' HoUsa,
ooA- ~ hanyIINrE IL. AID r1sah AVn4uA.
Did WARRINGTON, DC.
.ISA- ilIsli4l, ID ~ Al Borur, and % The IhoEtsH
!. oiisN =. n W. REYN0LDs,
VIII ITopttst6g,
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OFFlolA L
NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
tCirsular, No. si.l
WAR DEPARTMENT,
AnIur Mt GHHEAAIia OrFICE.

ApJurANr GErEAAL's OrrIcE, I
wAsHMoTor, August ., 1854.
II 10 Aanounesd for the In formation and guidance
Of all concerned, that an ofnoer of . three years
volunteer organization, who resolves . new com.
mission At cate subseque to that OF his original
entrance into service, 10 hfld 10 servies for hte
vsars ror hs dale Of Ms last uafer-tn, and not for
three years from tho date Of original muster-in:
No mustsTs-in are authorised or recognized BY
the War Department, for the unerptrsd term OF an
or6anifAtion. Musters 80 made have uniformly
been revoked, 90 soon a. brought to notice.
Where nustsrn have been made ~ Commits
saries Of Musters or their Assistants Jsr nc r,ss
ptred portion Of Term and thereis doubt - 70 the
position Of an ofneer, the ease involysd should ss
forwarded through the proper Commissery OF
Musters 10 the AdjutAnt General Of the Army, LOT
ths decision Of the War Department
Regulations similar 70 the foregoing apply 70
musfsrsd tnio ssrvtes for Period htS
nan Mres veays: the general rule being that com
missioned ofieer shall IN all eases, be mustered In
for me period for which his regiment or company
was origin ally 80 mustered.
m oftearp OF veteran organizations do not desire
TO seeure the advantsges OF their former eo'aHisS
lions and Tank.n al bntemplated BY Section =, OF
Paragraph I, CirouMr No. 40, current series, rom
tins once they can decline to DO remuHtered ..
thersin direotsd, and only iervs out the uhEpDsd
isTm OF Ms muster uadeT vhteh ny may 81 aeIHgd'
IA, f,Sss 4. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdiutAut General.
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OFFICE"
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
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"
"
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And III addition Of several Of tho mos, improved
rowe R-PREu BRs
Ar. prsn..ed 4, srs,,,. .v.rr v.a...a
l'1hSrHH'' PRINTING
From,
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VINE 'HiiS" eAhp
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In :
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STE LINE.
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tEhI.WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
lSGToN AND GEORGETOWN, b. C.
STEAMSHIP
| BALTIMORE RNPRR
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| PavuI.r S,,Hnr n.no GEENc r.: SnznN.
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.

AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.
Repotttd and teegrAphed expressly Tor the Waterman
fot The 0cek ending WedHesd ~ March 80, 1864
AMOUNT ~ STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes Fat Hogs Calves
This week $50 374T COO 200 go
Ls.t week lf7s jst3 200 I5l
One year ago, 1912 BIS $50 100 800
PRICEs-Beef eStrs large sud flt gu 25 si2 o. LIST
quality 10 Is HOS % quality 95Oa 975, Sd quality
- IS CO. per 100 os on total weight Of hide, taow
and dressed beef
Working oxen SlOoa $3.50. or according to value as
beef.
Mich cows good $40 $50 extra SO $50 with
or without calves, as may be agree hrrow and ord-
nary $50 SIS
sheep aud Lambs 6Asl 2s; extra a oI.2c per ID.
on live weight.
shotcs-wholesAle l-2as he; retail loo per To-
Fat Hogs 40 &c per 10, live reght
Veal calves 50 81 per head.
Hides I 2 Zoe per b. Calfskins p A 2jc per To-
Tallow s IL DC per 10
Pelts with wool on SO so 81 O1 each
RsHARKs-Ihe number Of cattle is unusually small
cattle last week only lJ6 this week This gives df0ycfs
the advantage and prices sqmewha higher bot they
already steep that butchers arc very reluctant
them msde any sleeper, bur up they 20 IA to l2c
on good cattle, and poorer just parties can
agree. c. w Bailey, Of Montpelier, sold one Of the
most perfect animals ever in the shape Of
for S5l. laid 70 dress 20l BIS The number Of sheep
is iu 200 less thau usual and Lent is just Sheep
cell better than last week for 70 Pc per b. and per.
haps the three weeks ago, notwithstanding the
butchers say that the pe trade is dubious enough.
Workers and miloh cows find ready market. Shotes
brink al quotations
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-01

THE ISLANDER ON THE LADIES AT BEAU
FoRr.-We give below an extract from the
Hilton Head correspondent Of the New York
World, relating to the recent base ISLANDERS
against the ladies at Beaufort. We are glad
to find in journal whose politics are OF the
stamp of the World. refutation Of this foul
calumny:
" Some anonymous miscreant in this de-
partment has attacked, by The creation of ru-
mors, the characters of the ladies who lett the
North to teach the oontrabands at Beaufort
and on the islands here. The charges made
are too revolving and shameful to report. The
ladies who have engaged to perform the task
of educating the negroes OF the department
may msdreot their time, or aim at unproht-
able ends, but they are refined, virtuous wo-
men, who evince the enthusiasm and fidelity
of their sex in the discharge OF their work
To state any thing implying immoral conduct
between them and negroes, is to utter base,
unmanly, and foul SANDER on their charac-
ters."
Rev. l.. Billings Of Brattleboro, W., denies
that he ever sanctioned the foul calumny or
the female teachers Of the South Carolina con
trabands. OF course not, and now let us con
slider the dirty thing dead and buried
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praths.

In Montpelier March % Of quick consumption, Miss
n sttie r. Brown, aged II yeap .-a-
la HYDE Park, Jan. 18Th. ofauck consumption, Polly
wife of James Toothakcf aged ~ years months ana
In Stowe. Feb 2sth Lewis A. con Of Horace c. and
Gorilla n Faunce. aged 10 years
In BRANDON March p, Susan, vile OF Hon Nathah
In Fast Montpeer March 20th, Alice May. twin
daughter Of Ehsnan W. and Lucinda 4. Ormsbee, AGED
8 wears 4 mon rs and - days
III F,s, R,ndnlnh March Sd, Willie, aged years
also. March l7th, Ziba s aged years; children Of
Burton and Laura N Blaisdeu
In Brook6ed, March 6th' Mrs Elizabeth wife ~
Gordon Hcbafd aged ~ years - n u.
In North Randolph. March 4th, Mrs. Addie H. VIE
Of Thomas Merrill. aged SO y'sts
In North Randolph, March lSih Mrs. Sarah DAVIS
widow u Jacob Davis Esq, late Of North Randolph
As In wSst randolph. March 4th Ernest VIM. Glad,
only son Of Ira and Emily A. W. Jones aged 5years'
In barre. March 26,h, Mrs MahAla, wife Of Mr.
Clinton Keith, aged q years.
In Woodbury. March 27th. Of diphtheriA ClaIissa Z.
Youngest daughter 81 Capt Smile and Mary Z. Ban
cron, aged % years months and u days
Printers In Mass CT, y aud Ohio, please copy.
In Worcester, March 2ith. q luh animation WINE
Munrne ouly child of h NJ. and Kate VI. Hutchinson
aged 3 ears month and ~ days
know by one sweet token.
My Willie is not deadi
One golden clIe be left me,
A. on his track be sp d.
Were he some gem or blossom,
But fashioned for tn-day,
Nv love would slowly perish
With his dissolying clay.
Oh would not recall ihee,
Ny glorious angel boy
Thou ne-dcst not my bosom,
Rare bud Of life and joy
Here dash down the tcar-drops,
Still gathering ia nv eyes,
Blest, on how blest DO adding
serapn 20 the skies.
VI pap rs, please copy'
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Corn kxchangeThe receipts since SATURDAY have been
22l2 bills four II 2iS bush Oats, and 1000 do shorts
The market Tor Flour is hrm with good demand The
sales have been at 1913 81 for Western superRue
81 25 81 so for common extras $40 1928 for
dium do and So Sll 90 for good and choice, in-
GLIDING fsvorte St Louis, brands. southern Flour
mains without change, Ia Corn moderate sales "
yellow at 81 "A and nakct arm at that price Oats
seelling at 81 80 for Northern and Canata Rye Sl3l
80 Shorts So S3s and Fine Feed and Middngs
al S3S Sf2 pet ton, 20 quality.
Pioyisions-Pofk is firm and selling at so 80 S2l,61
Tor prime SO LOO q 90 fot mess and SIS s25 for
clear, cash Beef s firm At Slt00 5000 per
bbi. for Eastern and Western. Lard IA IA 4c, in
bbls and uerces and Smoked Hams, "a IA IS lie
per 10, cash. Butter and Cheese hnn, and sell
log in lots as wanted A. fall preyious prces.
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conan AND COLDS.

Tho sudden changes " cur climate sources ~
Pulmonary, bronchial, aud Asiloai'e ABeetonf Pr
perieocc having proved that simple remedies o0'n sc,
speedily When akcu in the curly stages Of the disease,
recourse should At once he had TO "ByO'oH' bronchial
Troole or Lozenges let the Cold Cough, Irritation
NJ the Throat be ever SO slight As BY this preeau'ion
more serious attack may be edcctuay varded or Pub
nc Speakers Singers will anu them eectua for clear
ing and strengthening the voice Soldiers should have
them as they can be carried in the pocket and taken as
oec.ion ,eovi,.. a70O
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FAsT LIE AND sWIFT DECAY
The ONLY ooUNTERoHEoK.

The times in which we live TEEN with won
dors. Nothing seems impossible; for the
impossibilties of one year become the COM
monpace events of the next. Lightning
presses, instantaneous communication be-
tween the most distant points, and innumer-
able inventions for COMPRISING vast amounts
of business into small spaces of time, and
for curtail:ne the processes of production and
manufacture, are among the marvels OF this
marvellous era. Under such circumstances,
we may truly be said to live fast life
Bat whether the whirl and rush by which
we are borne along is really conductive to
our happiness is another question.
Certain it is, that the average duration OF
human life is decreasing in the midst Of this
excitement The modern phases OF disease
seem to puzzle and battle the faculty,
and with two remarkable exceptions, viz,
Holioway's Pills and HoRot0dy's Ointment, no
medicines appear to make the desired impress
sion upon internal or external disorders.-
These two celebrated remedies are said, how
ever, to be accomplishing the most wonder
ful cures throughout the length and breadth
of our land. Liver complaint and diseases Of
the stomach and bowels, which in majority
of cases are produced by over-exertion and
oyer-exci,ement in business, yield to the Pill'
when all the resources Of the druggis. and
apothecary have failed and eruptiye and scrof
ulous complaints seem to be equally unde
the control of the Ointment. We congratu
late DIR. Holloway on the signal success o
his great medicines in this country From
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
BATCHELoR's CRLRBRBTRD HAIR DYE
Ia rHE BEsr IN THD Won

la THE BEST IN THD WORLD
The ONLY Harmisss, True. and Reliable Dye Knoion
The SPLENDID air Dyeis Perect-ehAnges Red Rusty
or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black or Natural
Brown, without njurng the Hair or Staining the skim
savng the Hair Son and Beautiful impars fresh vital
ity frequently restoring its pristine color and reothe
the III effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is sigu-
ed William A. Bachelor all others limitations, AID
should be avoided Sold by all Druggist Sc. Factory
81 Barclay ST., New York. Bachelors New Ibo'
Gamer for Dressing the Hair 59l0dWS
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A SEVERE CoLD--Just now, when rain and
sunshine, warm weather and frosts succeed
each other so rapidly, any addition to the
stock Of household knowledge on the sulj ect
Of curing bad Cold cannot but be accepta-
bic, and the invaluable Information we have
to impart is that for the permanent and inn
mediate cure Of all diseases of this kind
Madame Porter's Cough Bdlsam has no equal.
Sold BY all Druggists, at 25 and so cents per
hottie Q9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-01

Pubic SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
browns Bronchial Troches" beneficial in
clearing the voice before speaking or singing,
and relieving the throat after any unusual ex-
ertion Of the vocal organs, having peculiar
adaptation 10 affections which disturb the
organs of speech qS
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUME
TION

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM is
the most highly approved medicine discovered Ii
has stood the best Of all tests, Tine having hsd
precodented sale Of nearly forty years IL is recon-
mendcd by best physioilns, our mostemnent c'tt
the press, the trade fact, by all who know IT,
For certificates, which be given almost any extent
wrappers to each bottle. The Propetors will cheer
fully refund the money not entirely satisfactory. Price
80 and 81 the large bottles much the cheapest
careful 10 get the genuine. which is prepared only by
REED, CUTLER CO, Wholesale Druggists, Bos-
ton Sold in Montpelier by dealers generally. s207
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Marrtages.

In Morristown. March 9th, Mt Geo s Gates, and
Miss Helen l., West both of Mofristown.
Also March H. Loyal A. Hoyt Of Assumpton. Ill,
and Miss sarah ]. Cheney Of Morfist1Wn.
In Granville, March 18th. Mr.. H. p Hayes, aud miss
Minnie Ellis both of Granville.
Ia Rast Randolph, Mr. Warner n Porter, ESQ Of
Tunbrdge, and Mrs Fanny NJ Woodward, Of East
Randolph.
In Barre. March sth, by Rev. =. l. Carpenter, Mr.
W. W Gallup Of Tuubridge, and Miss Helen s jones'
NJ Hare
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WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.
.sAuHu TEuN-1SG4

Hon. AsAHEL PICK, Presiding Judge.
Hon. Calvin Fullerton, ! A., 1,Aoos
Hon. A. X. Warren,
L. c. Wheeock VS.. r. S. Currier An
other horse case. Wheelook, Peck and Col
by, for PIG French Wing, Lund & Taylor,
for Def. Verdict for Plf, SIS damages and
costs.
Louisa c. Wright vs.. Thos. Mckee. Tro-
wee for money. Rcdfeld Il Gleason for Pl6
Wing, Lund q Taylor, Durant, for Def
Verdict for plif., $50 and costs.
Horace Carpenter v. Israel Cutting, appt
Lamsou and Colby for plf., Redfeld g. Glea-
son. Heatou for DIT. Verdict for plaintiff
Sl6,45 and costs.
Harriet and Fanny Marsh " Banj. Serb
ncr Breach of contract. Smith, heaton a
heed for pfFs., Peck IL Colby, Wing, HEATH
for DIT. On trial.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-01

The next Lecture, under the auspices Of
the Young Mems Geological and Debating
Society, will be held at Village Hall, on Fri
day evening, April l. We are happy to an
nounce that the society has been so fortu-
nate as to secure the services Of g. G. Bene-
dict, Esq, Of Burlington, who will deliver
his popular description Of the battle Of Gettys-
burR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-01

1t is believed that the President will soon
issue a proclamation offering pardon to all de-
serters from the United States armies. Such
as may return will probably be assigned to
regiments in the same manner as oonscripts.
IL is estimated that forty thousand have de-
serted from our army, fifteen thousand Of
whom are now in Canada.
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BETTER THAN ANY OTHER.

Rev. Mrs. T.. c. Andrus, for many years
Missionary to Hayt, non of Martinsburgh,
N. y, (the climate having seriously affected
her hair and scalp,) writes III have derived
much benefit from the use Of Mrs. S. A. Al
lens Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylobalsa-
mum. have tried various other remedies,
but never anything that so materially and
permanently benefited me-" dawes
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Corporal Eliab r. Churchill, son Of Josiah
and Hannah Churchill. formerly Of MiddleseX,
Vermont, was killed at the battle Of" Browns
Ferry" a." Lookout Mountain" Tenn, on the
morning Of October 29lh, 1868, aged 10 years.
lie was universally beloved as a dutiful son,
a kind and efectonste brother, and esteemed
as brave soldier, and died molly doing his
duty.
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what we know Of the man, we have no doubt
that the profits derived from that success will
afford him far less satisfaction than the knowl
edge of the good bis remedies have effected.
N. " american" 90
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Markrts

BOSTON DAIRY MARKET. MARCH o.
FIstquAliiy butter, a 50 second quality, 81 i3
cents.
Cheese-Knglish dairy, u a 10 Vermont and New
York dairy, 10 rs western dairy, IS " cents.
Butter scarce and commands extreme prees--vhch
likely be brought down by the which will soon
be eomng In. Cheese firm and higheT-N. y Farner.
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The Boston Traveller bias been reading the
copperhead newspapers and quotes from them
as follows:
None but Democrats 90 20 the war"
Soldiers are sent home TO vote the Re-
publican ticket"
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.rHEcoNFEss1oNs AND EXPERIENCE

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID,
published for the benefit, and as q warning and eau
TIoN TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous De
bii,y Premature Decay Of Manhood, etc, supplying At
the same time, the MEANS or SELF cURE. BY
one who has cured himself after being put 10 great en-
pense and injury through medical hubus and qusekery
BY enolosibga postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies msy be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. E'q
1905 Bedford, Kings County. New York
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legal Aottcts.
TATE OF vERM Mt.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT So

~ T A r o r V x VI . Y
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Court. held At Montpelier with and Tor
said District, on the 30th day Of March, A. ID. 1885,
Alonxo Pearce, GUARDIAN Of Lyman l. Pearce, o.
Calais in said district makes application to said
ios license 10 sell the following described real and per
sona Of his said ward 10 Wit The share Of said
ward which has been set him Rom The real aud
ptrsonal estate Of With Stephen Feafoe, late u said
CALAIS died seized and possessed representing that the
sac ihe'eof f' the purpose Of putting the proceeds Of
such sale At interest investing the VI stocks or
real estate, would be beneficial TO said ward.
Whorcupon, Il il ordered by said Court that ssd AZ.
poaon be referred TO session thereof 10 be held
the Probate Office, In said Montpelier on the 18Th day
" April, A. d. 1864, for hearing and decision
thereon; and II IL further ordered, that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication Of notice
Of said application and order thereon. three weeks sue
ces'vey in the Vermont Waterman State Journal
printed at Montpelier before said time Of hearing, that
they may appear al ead time aud place, and, II they
cause, object thereto.
BY the Court,
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