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The Brooklyn Murder Case.

New YORK, Nov. d.
The Grand Jury have indicted Coma
les and Pelllere for murder The trial
commences tomorrow.
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NOTICE.

TIE On-residrnt pr pie 'oTs Of the town OF
Mendon, in tt- Count o. ,,"tland and State
of Vermont, ara hereby noHfea thGt til taxes
assessed by said Town on the lists of 1854 ard
on the following described lands ia said town
n wit
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NTATE ~ VERMONT, RUTLAND

- J 4 Il 't ERMONT, RUTLAND
- County, 50:
To the Honorable Supreme Court next TO be
held at Rutland within and for the county of
Rutland on the first Monday after the fourth
Tuesday in January, A. d. 1866.
The petition of Marian Curier of Shrews.
bury in said Rutland County, respectfully shows
that she now resides ia the State of Vermont
and in the county of Rutland and in said town
OF Rutland; and has always resided in the
county of Rutland since her birth, and more
than five full years prior to the date of her petit
lion.
And that on or about the fifteenth day of No.
Yember, A ID. 1855, she was lawfully married to
James Curier of Castleton in the County of Rut-
land, by the Reverend Moses Winchester Of
said Shrewsbury, minister of the gospel who
hsd been ordained according to the usage of his
denomination, who then and for long time be-
fore and afterwards continued to preach the
gospel and perform other functions of his said
office and she further shows that her maiden
time of said marriage to the second day of Feb
ruary A. ID. 1861, she lived and co-habited with
her said husband in the strict observance of all
TIE duties required by the marriage covenants
D. 1861, when the said James Curier willfally
and wiCkedly deserted the said Marian Curier
and left her without any means OF support; and
your petitioner further shows that she has two
minor children, TO wit Edgar Curier and Jane
Curler, your petitioner prays that the custody
and control of said children may be decreed to
her, and your petitioner further shows and rep.
Tesents that the said James Curier has gone to
parts unknown and out Of this State.
YOul petitioner therefore prays this honorable
court that tn,' bonds of matrmOny between her
and the said James Curier may be dissolved,and
. oLt VI uI'oEce IsTm the bonds On AANoH!
- " uecreed and granted to her.
Shrewsbury, VT, November "a, 1866.
MARIAN CURIER.
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ONE FLAG, ONE pEsrINYI

ONE FLAG. ONE DEsTINYi
ihis Is the motto OF our Government, asaa IN
champions Grant and Sherman are writing Il IN
words Of IRE on the
BATTLE CLOUD.
'n 'he meantime, throughout the waos lAod
CRlsTApoRo's HAIR DYE.
Is winning It's silent victories, changing reo,4.
nous reds, grays and yellow into rioh hlseks aud
OssNn' ana converting, in moment, unashtI-
ness into beauty.
ONE HAIR DYE
only will eventually be recognized in ms world
otiashen, VIA that Manufactured hyJ. Chris-
toaoIo' No O AssOr House, New Yost sela
BY Druggists,
Applied by all Hair Dressars.
noy2fd&w4v
rHE MOST DELICATE
and the
MOST LASTING PERFUME EVER OFFER.
Ed TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
Is the
EGYPTIAN LOTUS. s
oiall the senses, tina, Of smell is the most dsu-
cate, Il is easily offended and difficult 70 please,
whoever, therefore, succeeds in giving as pIeAs.
ure through the medium of this sense deserves
our gratitude. PENNEY's EGYPTIAN LOr1s
is the last and best invention OF this nature, 10
let US thank him by psins hi, perfume.
Manufactured by F. A. PENNEY,
Brooklyn, New York.
Sold wholesale By
POND MORSE,
nov23dSwlm Rutland, VT.
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AIMS AND OBJECTS.

The Rural New Yorker will continuously man.
itest its laudable aims and objects, and fully
maintain the enviable reputation ii has acquired
as the standard in its sphere Of journalism. The
people and press of the country have accorded
IL the need Of superiority, and our aim will be
10 augment its usefulness, thus rendering it
more wyrthy the large and increasing support il
is receiving throughout the Union Canadas, sc
By employing the beat talent and facilities, ami
sparing no reasonable expense or effort
il is believed that, with over twenty years ey-
perience in Agricultural journalism, We can fur
nish a paper which will more than ever before
excel in all the essentials of irst-cass rural,
accomplish this,-6nd make the Rural not only
the tAyorite, but most interesting ami useful
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ls the great incentive Of our efforts expendi-
lures and ambition, Hence, with Excelsior
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OF all who read the Rural
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ID e A Tbs.

sBLlSS-ln Hamilton, Lee Co., III, Oct. 22i,
1885, Calvin Bliss, late Of Leicester, Vt.
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Y Vt = ANVgF
MARIAN CURIER
STATE OF VERMONT.

RUTLAND COUNTY, e.
The foregoing libel having been this day pre-.
sented TO me- and it being made to appear that
James Curier, the libelee therein named. ia
without this State, il is therefore ordered that
the supreme court of this state, at the term
thereof next to be held at Rutland, within and
for the county of Rutland, on the first Monday
after the fourth Tuesday in January next, by
der therein once week for three weeks sue
cessivey in the Rutland HERALD, a weekly
newspaper printed in Rutland aforesaid, the last
of which said publications shall not be less than
elk weeks previous to said term, that he may
then and there to answer the said libel.
Dated at Rutland this eth day of November
1865, L. c. KELLOGG,
Judge Of Supreme Court
T. TTsHrE Attorney 49-3w
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AINSW0RrH-In Casleton, on sunday. the
5th lust Ms, Elizabeth Aims sorth, asei "
yea .,
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STATE OF VERMONT, pislrn ii

~ WTWHFtl1 80 TIC IfUWHEt NUWFE lot Tue
District Of FaiThaVen
To all persons interested In the c-,ste OF Luz
Their Wood, late OF Pawlet 10 said d tstric', =.
ceased, testate, GErElISG.
By the authority OF the State of Ver ONT, you
are hereby notified 10 appear baior he su1
Probate Court, at the Probate Ofire %. Ca TETON
in said district, on the ghteenth day Of etem.
Der, A ID. 1866 10 show ctu,e, If any you have,
why certain instrument, in writing, filed in
said Court, and purporting TO be the las will
and testament OF sad deceased should not be
proved and allow.d,
Dated at Castleton, in said distry IT, this "a h
day Of November, A. u. 1865.
1885, JOHN HOWE, Register.
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ESTRAY.
Game iotp the enc osure of the subscriber on
or sb ut the Is day of DC OheT J. g., A DARK
RED HEIFE ,sn pos to be three years old,
small size, the end OF the tai cut OF frozen of.
The sner is requisite 10 prove property, pay
CHI lrges, and take her away,
SHIRMAN WEED.
Pawlet, Nov. q, 1860, 4s sS.
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7 ASH CALL.

All accounts. notes and demands due me must
he paid Immediately. Those not complying
With the above request need not feel disapp0int,
al to receive a call from the collector.
w. /. BUCKLTN.
Cuttingsyiile, Dec ]. SIS 48-5w
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STATE OF VERMONT, So:

The foregoing libel having been this day pre-
sented TO me, and il being made to appear that
Caroline A. White, the libelee therein named, is
without this State, it is therefore ordered that
the said libeee be summoned TO appear before
the Supreme Court of this State, at the term
thereof next to be held at Rutland within and
for the County of Rutland, on the first Monday
sitter the fourth Tuesday in January next, by
the publication of the said libel and of this or
der therein, once q week for three weeks sue
cessively in the Rutland HERALD, q weekly
newspaper printed in Rutland Aforesaid, the
last Of which said publications shall not be less
than six weeks previous TO said term, that she
may then and there to answer 10 the said libel
snd chow cause why the prayer thereof should
not be granted.
Dated at Rutland in the county Of Rutlsnd,
this 9th day of November, A. d, 1876.
L. C. KELLOGG,
Judge Of Supreme Co1Tt.
b, FISHER, Attorney, sS3N.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, District Of

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
~ Firtavea, 90, The Probate Court .or the
District Of RaiIhayen.
To all persons interested In the estate Of viii
liam Eastwood, lac Of westhsyep IN said dis
triot, deceased int state, GRKtTINa;
The administrator Of said deoeast having =, p,
res met that u will be nseesssr, 10 sell all
the real estate OF said deceased for the pay menI
Of the debts and expenses of minIS'Ta'ion,
has maze application 10 said Probate G urt /
license 70 make such sale, TheIefUr
BY the authority Of the State of Vermont,
you are hereby notified TO appear before IN sand
Probate Court, at the Probate Once in Cas.le-
tou, m said district, on the eli hteeuth .Ny Of
Dee, A. ID, 1865, to show cause, If any yau
have, why aid license should not b. grantat
Dated at Rsteton in said district, this s.'lt lay
OF November A, ID, 1866,
As JOHN HOWE t,g,i.trr
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STATE OF VERMONT, RUTLAND

County, IS:
To the Honorable Supreme Court next to be >
held at Rutland, within and for the County
Rutland, on the first Monday after the q
Tuesday in January, A. d. 1866: -1Urth
The petition of Rufus NJ. Whit"
hurry. in said Rutland County,re Of Shrews-
NAT he now resides in the -Spectfully shows
and in the County Of RI state of Vermont
Of Shrewsbury, and land, and in said town
tban i've wears pr has go resided for more
And that on or or to the date of his petition.
A d 1s39 about the oath day of September
A WHIT 80 was lawfully married to Caroline
8elT e, then Caroline A. Hinkley of Chester
Y IN the county of Cheshire and State OF New
hampshire by the Rev. McCurdy a
minister Of the gospel, who had been ordained
according to the usage of hs denomination, who
then and for long time before and afterwards
continued to preach the gospel and perform the
other functions oG his said Office that from the
time of said marriage to the goth day of August
| A ID. 1864 he lived with his said wife in the
! strict Observance Of all the duties required by
! the marriage covenants; that on or ABOUT the
! last mentioned date, she the said Catolne A.
| White committed the act Of adultery with one
| Hines and your petitioner further represents
| that the said Caroline is without this State and
! gone to parts unknown.
! Your petitioner therefore prays this Honorable
! Court that the bonds Of matrim0ny between
| him and the said Caroline A. may be dissolved
| and bin of divorce from said bonds OF matrl-
| mony may be decreed and granted to him.
Shrewsbury, Vt, November 9Th A. ID 1865
| RTFUS N. WHITE.
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CTATE OF VERMONT

y Fairh,yen, SIS, The Pro-. ~ O., or tho
d striet Of FaiThaven,
To all persons onChrTa' GREtrfNa
"herea', Elvira 7 asch ., r,anson in s,id
o. o.. ti's ana CORY e!ards. Of Charles l.
- q. -" " fes.1IEg T. leuR:u afor. {. ,. aas
me- appiicat on 20 - d 'r's 'or lCcn { Seu
hef tAid ward inter- B.. VI YEA ,st lie biug
anu oelh m ber7 a Hf " sgd, helong Us o the
estate OF d wa a, F1- 3, late Of Berson afore
ta'5 aentHs"i representing hat It Will c1uducs
y" h. IT, stst Il &c lid ward 10 seil SAID real
80 80. tNe TuIpo@ viTuttug the proce Is Of
NacH 81" ot lu''T 50 "F o . erWise inv estIug it
Tor c benefit Of her STD ward Therefore
by tue sathOr ty ", ne state OF Vermont,
you IRE hrtc'y notified % appear before said
ci,trrt. or 'he IStn dap Of December, A.
ID, 1865 10 sn " csusc, II any YOU have, why
SAID Cvuse shou d not be Efltuttd.
DATED ~ CaE'letonin sail district, this 27th day
OF November, A. D. 1865.
4s JO4S HOW +, Res,.ter.
1 H''HMt~~i''> EN.a >OITC4.-Thr
~ N Ices gart having b,e,l sr limited by the
Hon. rp6 .t- Go trt f,r he Di.tric, of Rutl,nd,
C1mm's- 4rfs to receive e1aInu and adjust
81 c E!sna md irmaUt- q All lrtsJns against
JohL Pike, lr- OF Rutland, IN said dis
trlct, de"ea~ei, hereby give notice that We will
meet for tae purpose 81 examining aud allow
ing SAID claims g: the late ivellng house of de-
cea ed, on the FRS Nednes lays Of February nd
Apr. next, from nine O'CLOCK a, M. until
tvs o'clock p. VI. each Of SAID DAYS. and
tina. SIX months from the 9,E day of November
A. II, 1865. is the time limited by said Court
Tor sall rrdltors TO present their said claims to
us for examination rni allowance.
Dated al Ruth. d, Vt, this 9th day of
Owe q, A. d 1868
W LLIAM GILMORE, o.,
Is JOEL NJ. MEAD, Coiuin rs
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EsTRAY.

came mo the enclosure Of The subscriber, on
EE ehnnt she fp=t - Ooh .-g-,--,~s
sheep, without marks The owner is requested
10 prove properly, pay charges and take them
away. DENNISON BLACKMER.
Brandon. Nov q, 1865. 4S-3w
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Gold.

New YoRK, Nov. 2s.
fold closed at las.
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ShOE Tools, Leather and FindiA@
WIN. D. eooDa0W.
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Education, &c,
With Illustrations, Tales, Sketches, Music. Poet.
~, Enigmas, Refuses, SC, sc,
While the pages devoted 10 the interest of the
Farmer, WOOl-Grower, Stock Breeder, Gardener,
Frnit-Grower, Housewife, &c, sc, contain the
contributions Of practical and experienced men
and women, the Literary and News Depart
ments are 20 filed az TO interest, instruct and
benefit the various members OF the family. The
department Of sheep husbandry, edited by the
Hon II, s Randall, LID, author ofthe "Prac.
tical shepherd sc, &c, is alone worth many
times the price Of the paper 10 any American
hQCk.master
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New Advertisements.
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MOORE'S RURAL NEW YORKER.
VOLUME XVII, FOR 1866,


This famous agricultural, horticultural, liter
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years MoOre's Rural has not only been u favor
lite weekly visitor to tens Of thousands of homes
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VARIETY OF CONTENTS
The ample pages Of this, che original Rural
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IVA HOW LOST VOW RRsToREDI
Just Published, in q sealed Enyoloks. Prise.
six ceuts,
A Lecture on the nature, treatment, aad Rsd.
zeal Cure Of Spermatorh9a, or Seminal Weak.
ness, Involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility
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business, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Hen
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novS5&wtf
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DARE ACADEMY.
The Winter Term will begin on ril1geoAyp
Nov. 80. rs. sPAuLDiNG'
Barre, Nov. IL, 1856 l7d6tkvst
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-22
THE REAL FOES TO RESTORED TN

THE REAL FoEs TO RESTORED UNION
Not Republican State Convention has
yet fully and fairly endorsed President john
sons policy, while every Democratic State
Convention has. One Republican State
Convention (Minnesota) has directly con-
demned the Presidents policy, and the rest
of them have taken exception to and by IN
uendo condemned his ''mild and generous
method of reconstruction" Not one Demo-
cratic Convention das done SO. Some OF the
Republican Conventions have set Stanton
above the President, and four others have en-
dorsed negro suffrage, to which johnson is
opposed No Democratic Convention has
thus opposed the Government Taking
all these facts together, we find the onl y ta71e
and efficient support aclsich IS accorded the
President, in his arduous labors at restora-
ton of the Union, comes from the Democrat
&c party! We find, also, that the only obsta-
Gle to q restoration Of the Union, North or
South, IS the Radical aoing Of the Repudli-
can party. Washington Union.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-22

FROM WAsH1NeToN.- Iii is understood here
that it is contemplated by the President to
entirely withdraw the troops from the South
in short time, leaving the States lately in
rebellion to reorganize on the basis Of civil
government, precisely as they stood before
the war, with the exception Of slavery. This
policy is said to have arisen through the good
sense of the leading Southern men themselves
in accepting the position of affairs, as dis
closed in the interview between President
johnson and considerable deputation Of
their leading men, at the White House, the
other day. Thus the late slave States will
have hardly soldier left among them, save
such as may be required to garrison the sew
eral forts and these, as in the Northern
States, will be retained in active service only
for the purpose Of meeting any emergency
that may arise from the action of foreign
| Powers.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-22

MENTAL NOTICE.-Dr Chap
i man has resumed the practice of his Profess
sion and would be glad to see his friends and
patrons.
Stauntnn Sentnnller OF
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RI Nhere is nothing, perhaps, which has more
& astonished our people than the energy
displayed in the various walks of life among
us, since the cessation of hostlities. 1t was
at first supposed that the poor, desolated
South would require years to resume her
wonted prosperity.
The many obstacles to her progress being
of such character, that, unless assistance
was rendered from outside and unexpected
sources, it was deemed impossible that the
latent energy of the Southern people would
be sufficient to elevate the condition of the
South to its former degree of prosperity
Greater energy has been exhibited than the
most sanguine had looked for, and more
prosperous condition is ostensibly arrived at,
than was thought could be reached in years.
We have always opposed cold Fog yism, ;"
believing that the world still moves and ad-
vances in healthy progress, and that we are
not required to do things to-day as they were
UOlC }CotCiudJ. AAC CHoiSy oho"oy oAH0
played is, by far, less than we expect to see.
We look forward to the day when the me-
chanics and laboring men, not only Of Staun-
ton and Virginia, but the whole South. will
be actively and lucratiyely employed. That
will be a blessed day to the poor man and
the rich
It must be confessed, however, that there
are paralyzing causes affecting our native en-
ergy and go-aheadativeness." Not the
least Of these is the fear Of losing by confs-
cation the little left from the desolations of
war We are hopeful that this great draw
back to progress will be removed. Our
Northern exchanges, learn through their
Washington correspondents, that it is expect
ed, on good grounds for belief, that President
johnson will shortly issue General Amnes-
| ty. This is what we most need, and the
President will add greatly to the material
prosperity Of the whole country by relieving
the South of the greatest burden under which
she labors, at present, in approximatmg her
ancient prosperity. God speed the day when
the expected General Amnesty proclamation
will be issued
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-09-22

THE PROSPECTS OF THE MEXICAN REpUB-
Lie BECOMING MoKE GLLooMY The follow
ing special dispatch appears in the New York
Commercial Advertiser Of Wednesday even
ing:
"Was1ington, Sept. 13.-The accounts
from Mexico respecting the prospects of the
Republic are becoming more gloomy.
"The Mexicans, who still adhere to the
Republic, became discouraged on hearing of
the reduction Of Sheridan's army in Texas,
and are making the best terms they can with
Macmillan.
Without an immediate supply Of men and
money from the United States the Liberals
must abandon the contest.
'The Administration, however, will Meth
er suffer the neutrality laws to be violated
nor will it go to war far an idea.
''In view of the prospects Of the establish
ment of the Empire, the subject Of frontier
defences is now receiving the attention Of the
Government"
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The " VTNDICATOR" has a large and areN
distributed list q subscribers IN all portions Of tie
State, and affords Of the best mediums Of com
snunicotion art the people nor altered to the edcer-
Using public 4 has IN eztens,re adtsrt,s'g paron-
age at home and abroad uh'ch atsests ats edvaneyes
IN ttis AHc.