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, 1864-01-06

:" Geo. D. Prentice.
lFrom the Detroit Advertiser, Jan s.t
We somo time since published letter from
regular correspondent then at Louisville,
making some statements concerning George
D. Prentice, editor Of the Journal, which have
been extensively copied into other papers.
These statements were to the effect that
strong drink had well nigh ruined Mr. Prem
tice, that the Journal had passed out Of his
possession and control, and that his friends
lad assumed the guardianship Of his re-
maining property. ALI this no denies in
the following letter to the editor Of this
paper:
sLou1synLE, Dec. e, 1860.
ITO the Editor ofthe Advertiser and Tribune:
s.DIy attention has been called to IL late let
ter published by you which surprises me. /
am the more surprised because, In times
past, have been indebted to you for some
courtesies.
sYour correspondent says that my friends
have purchased place for me In the country.
I have never owned place that did not buy
aHe says that have transferred my
interest In the Louisville Journal to anoth-
CT. have never made q transfer Of it In my
ssHe says that the Journal has passed from
my control, editorially and financially.
II an chief proprietor and senior editor Of
tie Journal, and I exercise whatever control
choose in both capacities.
Respectfully, Gro. D. PREsT1oE-
, 1864-01-06
VID Contractors.


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3 ~, ID DE- pSt ss 3 s!s1 III .4
re d:tes ,Esr TIMED below ay State tho tns ":
:3ts5 resais l:s:qua!.:5 thoroughly smoked B,s -
5o ron,i,.s os nrst quality thoroughly carsd saaok
F7apI:ers VII state xhe:her taclr hama ploslsi
81 sss q +. fos:s IL s rst ausiisy c.n1ssssd Gy Cured
,T:s ii.iDs @ VIII ec paid for BY their not weight e1.
81 sas iaspecon aaa p,es
u ~ ~ e G sarsa asa
e Sss; 'Ss g.. n,.F aase1 and
sqep ss;ss = 5e2s;s EX Wasst EoaE
e II nd
" m ,s IL ,SIna nt Sr nat hoop barrels Tha
s. fis sa1y s2ya kin dried cosz n1
psInsss IL. + re sosasl IL Ss1sls foli bead nasd
s. esss 2ais S ss.d 1s sixty pounds to
1c0 bushels Of best qnalisy srtT pounds
IL 9S:Hs s 1 e ss'td r. suitable barrels
.:to rounase1 best quality ls1cz. put up in clean
l5ISe pe59ds Ssst sSalit, coarse HONEY put up In
iO.uo ponds 1est aualty kiln dried anr7s. pas in
ss!setsa
bs vsn stTspred snd II psflecs order; esfge sai
4 *
offering, the cargo and cnop-mark. pFcc aad qual
900 Pounds best quality prime Bio coE1zs. put up
:cc1 pcunds arst qnali.y PILOT BRr.o, to be pack
! '51oo pounds Of 4ry Light yellow coS11s sugAxs
PseSSd;, d Ssgs aSa!y crushed WH'Ta
ssl be-. Hp.t9 aSsl. e ,pe pus % s
sifsnEssthe .5lsSy s'9sEs5t tsxPx tSiItya,s Essia:
@
TO es pn barrels Or half barrels 81 :, g,llons
Egg os asffsa 4
$50 pounds best quality ofApAxA1r1xE Caanlxs,
to be 18 o1nses to the poune-one half s1es the re-
q cSS potnds good hard SOAR, to be made only from
good materials, mes clay, soluble a1as other
e ad g
6e Be- vsiI tI dried beioSc be;ng packed: ' 49, "
ssSS sss m s ,:.. in
81 a Issisd j sss
Containing twensy-nve pounds.
100 salons good common WMskr. to be tall ntst
t. e soss
s'Fong iron hoop.: heads sni Iron hqmops @ palused:
t. have LTslve @ wood sn four strong iron hoops
'5Se pounds a5ss es:nsy Parzp Arr1zs. in s.roas.
keas, tseh lse to eontsn sl1 eall rs me linm szed
sncumssEs, two gallons green PEPPERS and two gal
Al ~ sboys articles It, t. ss delivered T. three
, 1864-01-06

The PRURlGO LOTTO, sure cure for Itch, I'LL.
ro's ManGc. de-. &c. Having NO MERCURY in it,
Warrant "a or no pay. Manufactured By Z: T: 4 v:
4 SMITH, Agents, Chicago, LII, 6el6-at63 I'm
, 1864-01-06

T1NITFD STATES NJ MARSHAL'S

~ SALE IN ADMIRALTY.-Bv virtue Of four
vrtts of aale BY the Hon. aAAu1L q. TRxATs JqdEe
District Il illinois, IN adnlraty dated On she se!h
P l ~ p, ss so!S q Il a1r
pistFict on re l5,a d4y Of J.nqaEs y p
hatfs of cotton, II mults, mules, bugzY,1 ckrt,
i hoI of medicines and u mules the saE,e having
been copdeMned as coot1aband Of war
"~eN' =" d. L. PHILLIPS,
, 1864-01-06

TOPARTNERSHP-Th. under
~ signed hare this day formed copattnershlp.
business. ROBT. ". FETT1TT,
Chicago, Dec. is, 1865 GIL. SMITH.
, 1864-01-06

BACHELORS celebrated HAIR DYE1e THx BEST
nn Sc snoxn ee s sendd Ill. 81
GCchanEes Red. Rusty o. Grey Hair Instantly. to to
tiLohbI BLACK or SA1CAAJ. BROWN, without lnuElrE
the Hair or Staining the s.n. leaving the Hair 6o
Snd Beautiful tmArt4 fresh vitality. frequently res.
Bad Dyes. Thr Genuin" IL signed WILLIAM 4. BAcH-
xLoR, all Others are mere mutations, and should be
1vo!dod. Sold BY a nFugistss &c. Factory. 81 Bar.
Gay street. New York. jySSa8s-y.
, 1864-01-06

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Il OF CHICAGO.
SOUTHWEST COR. LAKE AND CLARK STs.
CAPITAL PAID IN. 100000,
E. E. BREASTED, Cashte1.
E. AIKEN, President. no9pAS-ly-ig
, 1864-01-06

THOICE MUSIC BOOKS FOR
REPRESENTATIVES, Circle. collection Of fPiano
F1ano oAccompantmcnts. Silver Chord, Songs. Duets.
Qua1ttts. &C., Piano Accomplishments. Operatic
COMPARTMENTS. Moorc's H1sh Melodies. Plano Ae-
eompnnnen1s Price each Of the above, Plain, =;
Beeifoye6,s seassss. vsIs. ITO Mozarts sonatas,
Sarts ia aSo sse9s AFt a Cbanss s. TSal
berg, e. Chopin's Mazuskas and Waltzes. s.; Men
dclssohn's Songa without words, -. Operatlc Bou-
que;, Cloth, s.; Boards. fits.
All the Standard Operas,
FL, Vocal Score, s. Piano Solo, g.. Oratorios Of
Ne sslah and Creation, each. In cloth 80. Mailed.
post. pald- OLIVER DIISoN d CO,
desx-tli3 Ct NAV Publishers, Roltoa
, 1864-01-06

u Agents wanted to sell sewinE Maeblaes. We
Riu gse commission cn a!l Machines sold, o. ca.
iii oxpezses paid. For particulars aftdress boT-
Ian Co. Gen. Agents. Detroit, Mich. lst-t5ellat
, 1864-01-06

ITO COOPERS.-A meeting of
the Coopers in Chicago. will be held At tue Ger
man Hall, corner Indiana and Wells stFeets. on
Thnr.daY evening ut O'Clock, to which ali Coopcfs
afc inrited to attend By order Of tho Couamitteo.
, 1864-01-06
Brtgatter Ge- eIai D. II RucxxE.
Chief Depot Q1nItsImaste-,
Warrington. D. C.

..... GUARANTY.
We, the undersfKLet, raslne1;a OF - IL II.
County OF - .aud 8 sic Of. hereby ioatls snd
e1tee In c4te tho Foregoing E1. OF -. be scca.te4.
ttat be they will within ten sitter toe Acteo$
Of said biz. execute toe contract for toa 4auE
with Eooo satds tn equal 70 ene
RDohtt OF hs contract 70 fufnAn the fo9ge pFo-cbEa
conformity 10 til ieims OF acvesser ent 6atet D.
ctmbeT D. Ish5 0adef Nn1ru me mn es mA7e. A1>nA
the ala stall faI TO e1ser Into coutFs1t ~
heta zen he ofyer bY = sald - ani tan es.v
lou tst freeops:c bi dt; or lie o..sos to hou Ios
eont:ac: m1y "a Nv arced-
Wltfss. Giveo urter nur hA1da 4nd eeAf7
2this-- Gay Gf - l@
lSea.
ana hEsf tsr sIovs mined gusrnntars sre S,11 a1d
sufficient a. sureres for tic amount tor Hhtcn shrv
To h. eertden 81 tho Unite: s.a.rs Dtstst i Atsos-
ness Ceneete1 q custous, sny -: ~ s 81 :s
fsoTn 10 tbtss nice
All pronosals received under this advertisements
will be oneueJ and examined ut this ollcc On WE'D
Bdera are respectfoiy inyIt.d 10 be present. the
opening Of bids" It they deslre. ,.,r.r,.,,
de1A+1s16m Br1gsdtes General and QnAr!ctms"t@.
rRopoS ATS FOR FRESH REEE
E81sc1 O31aS1e 1t:. - ~ ~ 80 sA nN-1.]
l. OFFICE EoxansaAKT OF SuRs1ss55xSoe.
.,,. pronos,s cS9S ~ @ sp IN e ,ss;
the undsrsEusd until u o.ciosk ~ on TheEsdaT- .E
fa-S..
, 1864-01-06

ID Y. MONTAGUE d CO.
lhs No. s WAAH1Na7oy ST., VIc1s1uAa.
Commission nnd Forwarding Merchants.
The most liberal advances made on shipments o4
merchandise.
4 Va,le St Louis, n r. Staats, chicago. Il. o. Gil
bert. rincipnaii, Notthfop 4 Co. Aemph1s.
, 1864-01-06

TO GAS CONSUMERS.-Iwould
4 cal, tic attention Of tho pubic to MY new and
cIrEunt assortment Of
, 1864-01-06

THE SPECIAL CO-PARTNER-
J. SHIP heretofore existing between the u7dez-
fSiCned} J. o. MELLEE.
A. G, MDRkY.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-03

Capt. Alonzo r. Hurlburt of Co.
A., 9Th Vermont, who was wounded in
n recent battle in the Wilderness
ball having passed through the ankle
ioint--after suffering severely has been
obliged to submit to the amputation
of bis left leg below the knee.
Mr.. James SAKE has been appoint
ed one of the Trustees Of the village
of St Adams, to supply the place oc-
casioned 10y the resignation of Mr..
j. d. Soule.
The Lamoille County Court fin
ished its labors and adjourned on Sat
urday last--having been in session
nearly five days.
Capt. A. II. Keith, severely wound
ed in the shoulder May 9th, has ar
rived at his home in sheldon He was
accompanied from Fredericksburgh by
his father, the Hon. Alfred Keith.
-Messrs. John A. Fitch and Samuel
S. IF. Carlisle, of Sheldon, started for
Idaho on a business trip a few days
ago. They purpose visiting the gold
bearing regions Of that country before
they return.
We learn that Capt. f. E. John
son, from Castleton, is now in com
mand of the ID Vermont regiment
Joseph A. and Joseph p. Brainerd,
Of ST. Albans, members Of Co l., 1st
Vermont Cavalry, were taken prisoners
during Sheridans raid
John A. Conant, having been elect
ed president Of the Brandon National
Bank, has resigned the presidency OF
the Brandon Bank, and Hon. L. n.
Briggs has been elected in his place.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-03
xxroRcEsrER's ROYAL ouAnro
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-03
HOsToN MARKETS.
Prepared expressly for the TRANsoRIrr.l
p..r..- -. D sget

prepared expressly for the TRANSCRIPT
BosroN, june ,, 1864
Flour. The market foi Flour is firm, but the
trade continues to purchase moderately. The
sales have been at y a 81 l2l for Western SUI
perfinc; 81 25 ~ 81 80 for common extra 81 IS 10
81 70 for medium do; and 50 01 80 Is for good
and choice, including Gcncscc, Canada, Ohio,
and Michigan Illinois and southern Ohio, good
gnd choice extras, have been selling at 80 %
$40 Sd h Dbl, as to quality.
Grain Corn the past week has rapidly adj
Nanccd, ana prices now rule about l5c 0c l6c u
bushel higher than at the close of last week.
The sales OF Western mixed aud southern yellow
include about all in markeh u ssJn 81 So "a 81 IS,
and there Is now very little in receivers hands,
and 81 So T. bushcl is asked. Oats arc firm at
See a. SOC ~ bishel for Northern and Canada.
White Beams, common and gooe blue pod, q 50
n y Is and marrow and extra yea at - - "a
80 25 II bushol.
Prov isions.-The market is very firm for
Pork, and prices have further advanced now
ruling 81 10 bbl higher than at the close of last
week The sales have been at S2j a s26 Tor
prime; $50 o. S3l for mess, and $50 a. S33 for
clear, cash, Beef is firm and continues in fair
demand. The sales have been at SIT ~ $50 q
bb for Eastern and Western mess and extra
mess, and 81 a S23 for family extra, cash. But
tor has been arriving more freely, and the mar
kct rs not so firm, although no material change
tonolce in prices. The sales have been at 81 al
80 for good and choice New Norl, and Vermont,
and 30 N 81 cents for common, Cheese is in dc
mand, with sales at 10 % Is, as to quality for
common and good new.
WooI.-Tho transactions in domestic wool
have been rather limited the past week, but pri-
ccs remain without change, and stocks continue
to be held quite firm. The sales Of the week
comprise 300 900 Ms fleece and pulled at from 70
an s. cents u D., as TO quality, and choice grades
of fleece are held firm at IS a. 90 cents and very
choice extra pulled at 80 10 % cents 4 ID.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-03
0ravellcrs' Guide.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
' RAILROADS..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 10. 1904.
TRAINS GOING sourn AND rAsr

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave st. Adams at $50, s.4S and 11.55 a. M,
and 7.2j p. m.
Mail Train leaves Rousc's Point at $50 a. M,
Burlington at 725 IA. m, connecting at Write
River Junction and Bellows Feils with trains for
Boston, Worcester, Ne. and with the Vermont
Valley Railroad for Springfield and New York,
arriving at New York at 1O.15 =. III.
burlington Express leaves Montreal at 5.45 a,
MS Rouses Point at 745 a. M, for Burlington,
Saratoga, Troy and Now York via the Lake.
:, Day Express leaves Ogdcnsburgh at 5.30a M,
Montreal at $50 a. M, Rouse's Point at LAS a.
M, for Boston, Troy, and New York.
Night Express leaves Ogdensburgh at II so a.
m, Montreal at $40 p. m, Houses Point at 5.45
ing at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road for Bos-
ton and Worcester and with Vermont Valley Rail-
road for Springfield, &C., and arriving in New
York at 1890 p. m.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST,
Leave st. Adams at 5.5S a. M, and 2.15 Clio,
and 7.45 y. IN.
Day Express leaves Boston at 800 a. m, White
River Junction at 80 ?. M, Burlington at ASS
p. m. for Montreal, Ogdensburgh, Chicago and
the West, making close connections.
Mail Train leaves Boston at 100 a, m, via.
Lowell, and at 7.3O a. m. via Lawrence or Fitch
burgh. Leaves Springfield at 7.50 n. m, Bellows
Fails at 1920 p. M, for ST. Johnsbury Burlisg-
ton, Montreal, and Ogdensburgh.
Accommodation Train leaves Northficld at 1920
am, and burlington at l2l5 p. M, for Rouse's
Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at IL. 90 D,
m, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley
Railroad, leaving New York at 1915 y. m. and
from Cheshire Railroad, leaving Boston at $50
p. m, connecting at White River junction with
train leaving Boston at $50 p. M, arriving at
burlington at .. 10 a. m, Rouse,s Point at 7.05 n.
M, Montreal at 9.15 a. m, and at Ogdensburgh
at 1870 p. IN. Both the Mail Trains connect as
White River Junction with passumpsic Road.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night
Express trains running between Rouse's Point
and Boston. and Rouse's Point and Springfield
Through tickets for Chicago and tie West for
sale at the principal stations
st. Adams, Nav. 16 1864. e., MERRILL, SIM
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-03

pArrNT
HORSE HAY RAKES.

The subscriber respectfully notifies his friends
and the public generally that lac still keeps for
sale the BlNlA HORSE RAKE. which gives
good satisfaction wherevcrustd, and Is generally
preferred to any other kind. for the ease with
which 1t can be operated. II has been tested on
al sorts oi land. and IN eu descriptions Of grass
II gathers hay easily and thoroughly. aud works
well on rough and smooth ground.
The hand lever IS 80 constructed that the OPP
orator raises the head by pulling Il towards him
II Ii confidently claimed that it rs the most per-
feet Horse Hay Rake thus far invented.
URlAH VI. SUNDERLAND, Agent
Elighgato. May n. 1864. 1l-lw
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-03
nRIcmros mAnKEr-sune ..

At market for the current week Cattle, 740;
Sheep and Lambs, 3ll5 Number Of Western
cattle, 471 Eastern cattle. 22 Working Oxen
aud Northern cattle, 202, Cattle left over from
last week, 45.
Prices Market Beef Extra, $500 a 1880;
first quality, $1,000 "a 1880; second quality sli
90 Al Sill 80: third quality, sl025 n sl075 y 100
ibs (the total weightof Hides Tallow and dressed
keefl FtM
stores. with the exception Of Working Oxen
and Afilch Cows but few stores are drove to
market at this season Of the year
working Oxen.-Bnt few paiTa at market.
Prices ranging from 81 70 to STA not in much
demand.
Miieh Cows Ordinary $40 70 SIS; extra. ESQ
az 500
Go,d--8ol G5 90.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-03

An investigation into the bust
ness affairs Of the lat Roger 4. Flood
of Troy, n. Y, who was killed hv the
cars. at Alexandria, Va, knows that his
account with Rensselaer, county. of
which he had been treasnrcr only two
months, is S6G109 in arrears. To
conceal business advertisements he
had used the county money. hoping To-
be able to replace it before it was need
cd
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-03
CONGRIc@S-.

~,>.-,-.,,.l.,
The business of Congress- has been
advanced DURING the week. but not
rapidlv. the resolution adopted bv the
House for an adjournment 10 .Jnne 6
was for effect ot home The Senate
could not vet ,lrouob bv Chat time
even If II were pos.i1le for the HOUSE.
The Senate. seems determined Ia make
mn for lost time ana Is woil,ing harl-
or than auv time durmo the session
II has nassed the Pacific railroad i'm
tbe prineipal feature where il differs
from others being the repeal of the old
nrovision ollowino the iseue of static
bonds. Isn't authorizino the cou1panv
10 ieslle bonds. the Government guar-
anteeipo tho interest fo,. twenty years
The tax hin vas taken nh in file sem
ate and amendments have been the
subject If dailv action ever siuce.
and till the BIZ is finished. uipht ses-
sions are 10 be held. A GOOD MANY
amendments are made in the machine
nv Of enforcipg the bin and some in
the rates Of tavation Two collection
districts are added TO each state -tbe
retnrns NJ ,ro,a,tv are 10 10 verified
bv oath and the penalty for makipg
false returns Is 80 Der cent instead 81
% as odopted bv tho Honse the enla-
nos 81 assessors and collectors arc
raised 10 $4,000 ana $1,000 respcctiyelv
instead al S3000 and Sl000 and assis.
tant assessors are to have 81 Nor dav
while collectors are to have a commits
sion of 2 mon. ca,,t ;ne4ood of ! > ~,
the first 500 600 tbeir maxi,num .sl-
aries beino limited to $4,000 ;nstoal az
1000 Ale and beer i IN H. toxeJ 81
d Der barrel instead of Il ~ ga IN
House hill Tho fax on s.ate hanks IL
made the same nc nm natio,,ol bonl-e
in the currency I'm -one bolf of ono
Der cent each ialF vear ~ the averaoe
amount If notes IN circulation one ,1,ar-
Ter of ono no., cent eorb balf yoor M
the AVERAGE omonnt IS denosits ami
ono o,,o,-te,. of ona ,,o,. co,,t oacb La1f
wear on the AVERAGE amount If ,.arital
stool bevon5 tbe o,nonnt ;pyostcd IN
United Stafea bn,5s Tbasa ara The
laading chances tbns far althonab
rnora oro 20 ia - m So
bae alsa ,,ossad ~ pr.y;I;ar -,
Gin In -, s,,ls;l,~af s1r0 600
a veor ~ l;ao &c s+ao,,a ~ ;,,,.
hetwear +ho Trn;+od ST. al p,az;i7
Aftar ~ Iono - ia" - -.
bava oa,.oad %, az 49, ta,.,.;tl,,,.
lin o1d nc ,;a1,+ &c -, f,,a,aa,o - -
No ollouod 10 n.b 'I n,,l,- NJ H.
a. aota1 ~, tha $50 o,lan,l,aa,,5.,
- a. nat;onaI hanl,;n~ anJ -, :,
In
or;n,i tbo 1orsnnal tahiti Of stonlbol
- ,,1; IL 1917 - Iot - IA NJ, VI
pan,. of Car'ns ~ 40 All not tax;nr.
49, go a. nf ;ntaron+ ~ ~ go ~ =,
80 -, Ne tba ~ IL i s;totaa =; ~
- o~oaaa non 80. ond raiaat;(,
al 1;,,;t;,, ,l,,,,it Sf
;ta ~ anI a;so',Io ,;nn 9oa 600 ooo
10 ''li'. ~ 49,; - ~ ~ ~
iot;on o Inn mn Tho IT, IN hoe ratod
.'''l0ll ~ It. II ts''9 .oseD1
IT, l'l rniooti ~ No -, 80 e. W. VIZ
- tail.o9 80, T7o5 Ill aLa,f+ cana
to- r .a',;, troot,, boord -.
oa 1, Ill tail, ond offo, roeol,,f go
hort tl,o s,,, ','. So of tbo $500,
hood ro,,ors f. Now Work for nnbIeb
no tbe bom1a nroclomot;on and mas
81 ;n;n+ ,ass 81, fv;ng No antb
fo,. fbe fine Of tbe Temporary increase
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-03

HARD CASE. Henry Alnblo, Co, G.,
ID Vermont, reported missing in the
official list of loss of the Vermont
brigade, was found after lying helpless
for eight days in the Wilderness, dur
ing which time he had nothing to eat
but food in his hayersack His ankle
had been shattered by minnie ball,
and when found his wounds had been
so long neglected that modification
had set in, so that the amputation of
bis foot became necessary. At the
last accounts he was dong welL-
Times. fFaaN
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nnsr-nrr1cE NOTICE.

p.s,. ooice open (sundays excepted from a.
m. to 9 p M o,,,do, from a. m. to 8 a. m. ;
u ~ hmm II M 10 1890 p. M q On
anu ,, NJ Boston through Mail closes at 6.5o
~ Arrives at $50 Z: m.
p NJ, York through Mail closes at 6'5O p m
Ar Trtbs s Mai closes at $50 a. M Arrives at
60 soPih m way Mail closes at 5.OOa.m. Arrives
at ~ p Mail closes at GOO a. m. Arrives at
$40 ?. M. ,r.u ,los,s at12nOm. Arrives az
loW a. Az. n,' Mail closes at 1900 m. Arrives at
,o MN M. Mondays Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays. ,,-, .1...o. teaoo ~ Ar
riyes at TOO y. m
eer,rr Nor1cE Letters for Malls must
20 r,mntly al the advertised hour of closing.
be III PiV''i H. n. BARBER, Post Master.
81 Nbans, April 3, lS6l 9-h
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ihcse measures are Of vital interest To-
the country and ought to be pressed
10 immediate completion. The coun-
try has suffered immensely by the de
lay tothis time.
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Ecaat alotitts.
4 IVAN sKlNNER,s EsrAra.


n WILL PRESENTED
STATE OF VERMONT.
DISTRICT or FRANKLIN, s..
AZ Probate Court holden at TIE Probate Of
fec ia St. Adams, within aud for the District of
Franklin, on the Goth day of May, 4. D. 1sBi
Present, A. j. SAMSON, Judge.
An Instrument, purporting 10 be the last VIII
and Testament Of Alysh skinner late Of ST. Al
bans, in said district, deceased, being presented
hero by Betsey skinner, % st. Adams, the Exec
titriX therein named, for Probate it is ordered
by said Probate Court that all persons concerned
therein De notified TO appear at session of said
Court, to be holden at the Probate Office in St
Adams, i'm said district, on the 18th day of June
A. b. 1861 at O'Clock in the afternoon, aud
SHOW cause if any they have, against the pro-
bate % said Nill for which purpose It's further
ordered that copy of the record be published
three weeks successfully IN the VERMONT TRAN
scEur, weekly newspaper printed at ST. Al
bans. jig this state, soon as may be, the last
of which publication to be prior to said 18th day
OF Juuc, 4. j. 1864.
ll-5w A. J. SAMSON, Judge