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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
The Fall Of Fort Fisher.

Washington, Jan. l7Ih.-The follow
in G official dispatch has just been re.
ceived at the War Department, from Fed.
eraI Point, n. c., dated the 10Th:
General: | have the heuor to report
that Fort Fisher was carried by assaults
this afternoon and evening by General
Ames' division and the I'd brigade of the
LIST division of the 24!h army corps gal
lanlly aided by a battalion OF marines
and seamen from the navy.
The assault was proceeded by a heavy
bombardment from the feet, and was
made at $50, p. n, when the first brig
ade of Ames' division effected u lodg-
ment upon the parapet, but full posses
sion Of The work vas not obtained till 10
p. m.
The behavior of both officers aud men
was most admirable. All the works south
of Fort Fisher are how occupied by our
troops. We have not less than I,200
prisoners, including Gen. Whiting and
Col. Lamb, the commandment of the fort.
Iregret to say that our loss is severe,
especially in officers. l am no yet able
to form any estimate of the number of
casualties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

The Nebraska City News comes down
on the Nebraskian heavy for com
planning that it got none of the Legisla-
tive job work in Omaha, and remarks
damn a fool" We may expect start
ling developments from this quarter sooh,
or theirs no truth in the adage, when
thieVes fall out honest men get their
dues" damn a fool.p
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
RICHARD COLLINS,
TRAVELLING DENTIST.
Address BrOWnVilIe or Peru. Eeb,
1afR
~CuARDIANS SALE.

Notice is II hereby given that pursuant to an or
dor Of sale Issued BY the Probate Court Of Nemaha
County Nebraska Territory. / viii on Saturday
the lItb day Of February a.. D. 1855. cell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described Real Estate. to wit The Lot No.
4 in See. 20, continuing 40 5O-l0o'bs acres also Lot
No. 5. in Section 81 containing 81 2o-t00ths acres,
both in Township 5. Range -, East, in Nemaha
County Nebraska Territory.
Said Sale will take place in BrOwnville, Nemaha
County n. T..
F. n. BARNES,
Guardian Of a. J. Dripps.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
LEGAL NOTICE.

Mary Jane Sherry viii take notice that Abraham
F.. Sherfyas plaintiff has fled a petition in the Dis
trict Court Of Nemaha County Nebraska Territory.
on Tho Chancery side thereof, against her rs defend
andt. The object and prayer Of said petition is to
obtain adeeIe s of said Court a~nnuliing the marriage
relation heretofore existing. between said parties or
divOrcing the said parties from the bonds Of matri-
mony. Defendant.i is required to answer said pc
titiOn by the 10th day Of February A.D. 1Se5.
T. ". THOMAS.
16-4t 90 Sol. for ConDEoant
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
January, 20.

Council mel.
Mr.. Allen presented the petition of
the citizens Of DeSoto precinct, Wash
ing.on county. Nebraska, praying for the
passage Of q herd law.
The resolution of Mr.. Holiday rela-
tive 10 the adjournment Of the Houses on
the LIST day of February was passed.
Adjourned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
AN ORDINANCE.

To Prohibit the erection of Wooden build
ings on any Of the lots. fronting on
Min Street, an Blocks No. One and
TtCo, Nineteen and fUenfy-in the
City of BrOtOnviHe.
SECTION BE it Oordained by the Council of
the City Of BrownVille: That from and after the
3Ist day Of January A D.. 1855. it shall be unlawful
fo- any person to erect any wooden building, on
any Of the lots fronting on Main Street, in Blocks
numbsr One CI) and Two(2), Nineteen 10, and
Twenty (20), in the City OF BroWnville.
SEC. Amy person Tending against the pro-
visions eff this Ordinance shall, 90 conviction
thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding Fifty
dollars. And it shall be and is hereby made the
duty Of the Marshal of said City, in case any per-
son shall erect, OF cmmenc the erection of any
wooden building in the limits prescribed in Section
one of this ordinance, to tear down. and remove
such building, if the owner thereof shall neglect or
refuse to remove the sams after one days notice be-
ing given, by the Marshal. to the owner. if be be
found in the City, if not by leaving a written, or
printed notice in some conspicuous place on the
premises
The above Ordinance was adopted at a meeting
Of the Council of the City Of BIOEnviIle, held Jan
usry, 5th 1865.
CO. DORSEY, Mayor.
Attest, W. B. MeOREERY, elk.
lS-2t $l0.e 90.
GRACKERs Of all kinds, Soda, Eu ter, BOSTON, Sugar,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
January 10.

January 10
The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment
The House received notice from the
. Council Of the passage Of a bill, by that
body, for the payment Of the Militia.
Mr.. McCandhsh, presented a petition
from the citizens of Cunning county, ask
lag for the repeal of The Herd Law OF
that county.
Mr.. Maxwell, Chairman Of the Com
mittee. having under consideration the
question of revising and codifyIng the
laws, reported a bill to carry out the OBJ
|Iect. The Committee on Federal Rela-
ton, composed of Messrs. Maxwell,
Johnson, Dunning, Leighton, and Hall
having under consideration the me norlal
and joint resolutions TO Congress, reia-
tive 10 the relief of the Nebraska mil
ira and the protection Of the overland
route, made somo amendments and rec
commended the immediate passage OF the
memorial and resolutions.
Mr.. Pickard introduced q bill to en-
courage the increase Of stock by exempt
ing certain classes from taxation. Re-
ferred to the committee on agriculture.
The bill providing pay for the militia
was red the second lime and referred 10
the committee On expenditures.
On motion of Mr.. Maxwell, the House
took up the Memorial and joint Resolu-
ton from the Council, and with some
amendments it was passed, when the
House adjourned till tomorrow at 10 A.
NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
PROBATE NOTICE.

To 81 whom it may concern, notice is hereby
given that application has been nude to the Pro-
bate Court Of Neuaha County, Nebraska, for the
appointment of an Administrator, with the viii
annexed, upon the Estate # Joseph Ginder, and
that Monday, the 30th day Of Jan. 1866, is the
time set to hear said petition.
D. SANDERS,
do-17-2t nj Prnhate INDIE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

We are indebted for the following
table to the kindness of VIM. II. Hoover.
II has an intimate connection with the
Herd Law, as showing the number of
Cattle and Horses and Mules in this
county at the date of the last assessment
for 1864:
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

3 A Toronto paper complains at the
pretty pass Canada has been brought to
by a squad Of subsidized and reckless
journalists and Southern refugees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the subscriber, living miles south
of Browpville. in To bottom, one red and white
speckled Bull, supposed to be about years old, crop
off right ear and underbit out Of the sams, no other
marks or brands.
IQ-3t-pd. THADDECS TRIMMER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

/ Fisher and works on Federal Point. Our
loss is heavy. Two Is inch guns burst
on the mortars. We captured 1850
prisoners.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
PROBATE NOTICE.

To all whom At may conceTH-
Notice il hereby given that application las this day
been made for the appointment Of an sdministra-
tor upon the Estate Of Jefferson + Combs. decoas-
ed and thar Monday, the 2&l day Of January. A..
d.. 1885, is the time set 70 hear said application.
BrOwnville. January ID 1895.
d. G. SAUNDERS,
1885, $3.50 Probate Judge. d.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
January, Is.

Council met pursuant to adjournment
c. L. No q, an act TO promote the
gF5Sth of timber, and restrain stock
frola running at large in Nebraska.
The bill reportsof the committee were
considered by a committee Of the whole,
Mr.. Kennedy in he chair.
The committee arose and reported the
progress.
Mr.. Bennett moved that the report Of
The committee be adopted.
Carried.
Mr.. Allen moved that the bill be or
dered engrossed for a third reading to-
morrow.
Carried.
Adjourned.
January, Is.
The House met.
M. Grow, gave notice of a bill to en-
courage the growth of hedges.
Adjourned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
lows.

Taken up by the undersigned living near Glen
Rock Nebraska one large brown Cow. white face.
black ring round the left eye. half crop af the
right ear, also, one large back Cow letter &c" on
right hip. Each supposed to be 2 ears old in the
S1ing.
l5-3t-pd JONATHAN GILL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
ESTRAY NOTICE

Taken up by the subscriber, living near BroWn-
vile. in Nemaha coanty, Nebraska, on the 9th Of
Dec, 1864, one red and white sfeaT, small notch
out IF the left car, about two OF three years old.
l5-3t JOHN w. BENNETT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
ESTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up blythe undersigned living in Douglas
Precinct Nemaha co. One red and white speek-
led steer, enc year old branded on the left hiJ
With an "F' and on the right hip with ID" 40 9th
er marks OF brands.
l6-3t-p'd JAMES ". JONES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
Accumulated Interest en- Liam,
L

18th. The greatest amount insured ilIV 20.
50 goo except in -pecisl ca,ss.
18th The am mt insured in auy ons Gig IN
lsge depends uFJ1 Us izc ali BIS
ISth. The amount insured IN any DIS
as ABOVE.
f9th. Certided COPY Of The char,sr o ED
as died herewith
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

Wilmington is reported evacuated by
the rebels and in possession of the Union
troops
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
ESTRAY NOTNCE-

Taken up by the undersigned, living two mile,
above BroWnville, Nemaha County, Nebraska, oi
he 10th day Of December. one black horse coli,
Two WARS old ,Iery puor When taken up. Amarks
A. brands. 1857 ISAAC JEFFEkS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

Admiral Farragut was born near Knox
vile, East Tennessee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

il took the milk of elk hundred cows
to make the great California cheese.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
LAND For SAKE

The beautiful tract Of Land known "A the "Har-
wood Fslm," containing lG0 acres. situated yne
mile We-5Of BrOwnyiile. is for sale apply to
l6-4t pd WILLIAM r.. HOOVER
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
PTRIIC SALE

On Saturday January 2s,h 1865. The Board o.
Coubty Commissioners viii sell at Public Sale To
the higest bidder for cash on the premises. the
luHbera and all material Of the Old Bridge across the
Little Nemaha, known rs Longs Bridge.
By an ordeI of the Board
WILLIAM H. HOOVER. Co. elk
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned living FIVE miles
above Peru, on AcKissick's Island on the first day Of
November, 1854. One Muly Cow with red head
and neck, underbit IN left ear, aPou. 4 or ) years
old nextSpring.
1885, p'd. 8. s. WOOD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

The great sale Of ca tured cattle and
sheep at York, Pa. last week, amounted
80 S39, 1885.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned. living six mile,
west of BrOwnvills, Dec. l4th, one red and whit,s
stear, three years old last spring.
I5-3t - " EENEF0V
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

THURSDAY, Jan. 10.
Mr., Holiday introduced the follow
ing resolution.
Resolved. That the Council and
House of Representatives adjourned sine
dIs on The last day of February next A.
d. 1865. Laid over under the rules.
C. +. No. z, an act 10 promote the
growth of timber and fruit trees, and to
RESTRAIN stock from aunnlng at large IN
The Territory.
Nj. Bennett moved that the bill be
read a third time by It's title, and put
upon lis passage.
Carried.
All passed and title agreed to.
Adjourned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

There is a snow-drift nea Lewiston,
Me-, five or six rods long and averaging
260 feet deep.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
$4,000
10

Al persons are warned against cutting or hauling
Wood tr Timber from any of the Half Breed Land
lying above Neddles' Bridge, on the Nemaba river.
Any person having business competed with these
lands. Willean uFon II. M Atkitson, BrOwbville.
W.D. SCOTT.
IS-4t pd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
Certificate OfAHIhoIl''

60 expire January 'H IN
DIPAkLl
OFFICE OF LRAIlvA FL
.fmsha. Neb Ag a.
ubc-eoS p ~ Hjichcurk 20
Phoeniz Insurance CS-
treated az Hartford in the s-aieei
fled inthis cmce a ocpy Of me
said CsmDang and q %stsfeRen.
condition As requires by thf M ta
the Territory OF NFh. aka, enll'l
tion to Insurence Companies ~ s. o.
1851 and " hereas said ccmPo-- 2
HirSRr>ig 2 s4 iSfaif0rY eFllt.I
OF Four Huidred ThoLs nd Doiia
inveSfed In stocks n al lest par
M.-tg7Ees on Reai Estate Eot'uL ws
which me ssme is morfgared; ana
pany has hlsd IN tTisoficea VIC
the seal Of the company. SIGN az
Secretary II -reof, auth0-lzln.
BrOwnYi ie james SWeet 49,
HifhcOck. Omaha and d - ,nll
10 acknowledge seovics Of Pf-~re or
said company. ce0sentiug thi- and BE-
the aforesaid persons shall 20 "
valid as if seEvec upvn Tie e'-.-Safs
Lawsof this Territory Or sny 'tns m
an Claims of errors by rr1SHh
whereas. DANIEL G. SA5DEhS
satisfactory ~eVidence tAathc
said c0mpany5 ~ I
Pherefore, Be it Kao~ea ~
enfs. That in pursuance 81 49, % y"
r. HarveO Auditor Of to9
hereby certify that Ms y
DANIEL G. SANDDs
has fun authority TO at as an Ass .
nix Insurance Company o. sH q
Of Nebraska and To- d. anc EeI - BIZ
behalf VI said company authoI biz
a. such Agent. and BY the fssS -
I'll the sIst day 81 January, A.
tidcate scansT revoked urpEOF ~
G., led my name and osusea m go
LIS. tors Onice ~ De ahxeo'
a. D. 1854. M
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January SRI, 1858.
TRIED Apales. Dried Peaea'H
u soap. CAadles, cse eis' az
A. EsIF0s
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

To al whom it nIsy concern, notice is hereby
given that application has been made to the Pro-
bate Court, t9r1he aPpoiataent Of an A ministra-
tor upon the Estate 81 William H.. Hin. deceased,
and that Monday, the 3eJh day Of January, is the
time set. to hear and determine said application.
Brsvuviile, lao. Tth, 1865.
no-I7-3t-$3,50 DC. SANDERS,
Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

Potatoes are one dollar each in Rich
mond.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

State Of ConnsefieUt, (SS
COenfy Of Hartford

HARTFORD, AFu ID
Personally appeared WE B ClFt
made cath, that the foregoing S-steaeli fi
scrfbed, is true according % his best Kn1Ft1.
lief. Before me
(u.s.J aEO.H b. BrEI
R.a Ma4
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

lief. Before me
CU.s.l aEO.H BTE
rs MaI
State of Connsctieu } CO
County Of Hartford.
TCbas " Jsanrou Ass't CLERK n
Cours ~ Hartford County; 90 h0rsb7 Pr
request Of the 9Gcsrsof the Ph1tnIi D.
pany II Hartford, have examined re -
strcE standing In the mans " sail ml
such examination aud said csmssHy 2%s
actual capital Of F0dr Hundred ~ Esanf
vested in stocks % AZ lesst psr Tli1e aid
/ more clearly set f0rth Is the annexed Halene
condition OF SAID company 10 TIE Auiltsf Of .
tory Of Nebraska
sls6 certify that Ge0. II. BlfHck. shes
| appended b the JUrat Of the dep~iabnd -
meEt va, on TIE Cay Of The d-ie ne
Public, in and for the county o. t-f
lied 20 administer oaths for genera Plf
IN Wines Whereof, I kssigsua
g. hand and smxed the Seal 20 let
Of HaTtf0Tn county this blA4
ID. 1854.
April, A. D. 1854 r-,4
Us CHAhLAS
KHcs An Men by these Prsssait hi
NIX FIRE GOAf@
Gated at Hartford, in the stats Of CO.
hereby nominate and appoint for meme
successors. the fOll0witg named PsI''
Daniel c. Sanders
James Sweet N
P. " Hitchcock
D wheeler "a
"a their true and lawful Agentso or AtioN
act in the name and behalf Of sad o.
mes Of FTRF INSURANCE inthe Isrn1
IA. And the said company doth aH.n't.,
named persons 70 acknowledge service
such agents as aforesaid, shall be taken
as valid as II served upon the company
laws Of the Territory OF NebrEskA Or
State. and waving ali claim Of err"
sueh service.
witness. the seal Of the said PhoesA
psny snd the omcial sisnti
IS dent 2 Secretary .herss.' IA
Stale Of Connecticut, us
H.KsLIO66
WM. 3. CLARK, Secretary.
Hartford. Apr
This is 70 certify that the PnooaN
p3Dv. OF Hartford. Conn, receiver
Nebraska, during the year 1853 Penn
Of Twenty six Hundreo and IsenI
lars (s2 622 90
witness, be corporate seal. and ils
President and SecretaT!
g. thed day and daie above ave- e. ~
WV z. CLARK. secrstarS
Stale or Connecticut : &C
C0uRtg o. Hartford, ) ifr
Personally appeared II Aeiio
W. CO. SscrararV Of tie ~
Company Of Hartford. and maze
b. them subscribed Bs d g1
INV Nur
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There is no Commissioner for he' -
This CITY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

nRIED Apoles. Dried =
- soap candles, &C ee., -
A. EsIEos
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

The population of ST. Louis is 1877
$40.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

The Californians are fauding Sher-
man.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
PROBATE NOTICE.

Mems and boys Hats. and Caps new styles fC
sale At low figures, at Bliss, Auction Rooms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26

CRACKERS Of all kinds, Soda, Eu ter, BOSTON, Sugar,
Wine and PicE-Ric Crackers, Cream Biscuit and
Singer sBapps.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
The Nebraska City News comes do WI

Total, 4SlO- ssi,7O9 1926 $II8.7 $50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27

- There were forty deaths from SMALL
pox in New York city last week, and it is
thought that there are more than five hun
bred cases in that city at the present time.
- The cold in Southern Michigan and
Northern Indiana has been so severe this
winter as to kill all the peach trees, except
upon the lake shore.
-Quantrell did not extinguish Law
renee, Kansas, by any means. 1t is grow
ing fast, and real estate sells at high fig
ures. We notice recent sales at auction
by G. Grovenor of lots 80 by 1T feet on
Massachusetts street for $500 and $500.
- Eighty bags of overland mail matter
for California, which had once been sent as
far as Julesburg, Colorado, 400 miles be-
yond Atchison, Kansas, and returned to
New York in consequence of Indian trUu-
bles, were dispatched from New York
Monday by the Isthmus route. The lndi-
ans now hold some 500 miles of the over
land route, and communications will not
probably be resumed before may or June.
= The Springfield Union says that
since the war tax struck the whisky in that
place, it has become SO weak that it is run
in candle moulds, frozen, and sold by the
stick.
- Commissioner Lewis decides that
when the acknowledgment of sum Of
money or a debt due is contained 10 a let
ter is valid legal receipt for the money
and if the amount exceeds $50. If requires
a stamp of two cents.
- Ben Wood of New York, " brother
Ben," has mortgage upon race course
near Sacramento, but can't get leave &c
fcreclose it, as he won't take the oath o.
allegiance prescribed by the statutes o.
California.
A party of rebel cavalry appeared
in front of our outpost pickets near New
bern, n. c., on the night OF the 14th, snc
a norton deserted 10 our lines. Rebe
; deserters are coniinuslly coming into New
bern.
- Great fire at Buffalo, n. T., OF
Wednesday night; half million dollar
worth of property destroyed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27
Death of Winslow Church.

We had been waiting the particulars Of
roes, young Church, when the following
wa, sent US for publication:
WHEREAS; Mr.. Winslow Church, son
Of Mr.. Hammond Church of Westminster,
has fallen in the service of his country, for
the maintenance of whose honor he has so
nobly sacrificed his valuable life, and:
WHEREAS, we, tire members of the La
dies Soldiers Aid Society of Westminster,
do feel deep interest in the welfare of
those who have taken the sword in defence
of our sacred cause, therefore,
Resoired, That we do hereby tender our
sincere and heartfelt sympathy to the be-
reaved parents and relatives of the de-
ceased, in whose early and lamented death
they are called to mourn the loss of a be-
loved son, brother and friend, the commu-
nifty an esteemed and worthy citizen, and
the country a brave and faithful soldier
In their sore bereavement, we do commend
the circle of afflicted friends to the gracious
compassion of Him, who alone can give
| them the consolation they need in this
their hour of trial.
Resolved, That we do hereby pledge
anew our earnest sympathy, and unswerv-
ing devotion TO that cause which has been
made doubly sacred by the heroic dego-
ton, courage and valor of our brave de-
tenders, and the blood Of our choicest sons,
and in whose success we recognize all that
is of real ,oorth and permanem: vaiue to us
as people.
+. j. FAIRBANKS,
AUSTIN GooDRIDGE,
L. F. WARD,
Committee.
Westminster, Jan. 10 1865.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27
real wolf. He can walk much faster on all
tours than upon his feet alone.
Latest News.
A REBEL "FLELT" ROUTED.

A REBEL "FLEET" ROUTED.
The rebel navy at Richmond came out
on Tuesday with feet of five ships and
attacked City Point. Our batteries quick
ly replied, and one ofsthe rebel vessels was
instantly blown up and destroyed, while
two others were so badly damaged that
they made speedy flight to Richmond, ac-
companied by the other two.
News from Canada is still more favor
able for the Union cause. An apti-raii
bill is going to be passed, and the message
of the governor general in favor of paying
the stolen money was received with ap.
plause by parliament.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27
Estate Of Sally Weston.

STATE OF yERMoNT,l The Hon. the Pro
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR bate Court for the Dis
trict Windsor To all persons in the
ofsALLY WESTON, late of Chester in said District de-
ceased. testate GREETING.
WHEREAS the Executors Of the last will and
w of the said deceased propose rendering account Of
their administration and presenting their account against
said Estate for allowance session of said Court to be
held ut the Probate ONCE in Springfield in said District
on the second Monday Of February next.
Therefore you hereby notified TO appear before said
Court the tine and place aforesaid and show cause if
any you have the said account should be allowed
Dated Springfield In said District this eleventh day
ofJanuary, A, ID. 1856
HENRY CLossoN, Judge.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27

STATE OF VERMONT To all persons inter
DIST. or WESTMINSTER, SIS. ested in the Estate of
LEWIS ALBERT WHITE minor in Grafton, in said
District Greeting.
WHEREAS, George Rust, Guardian file y is ALBERT
w WHITE, q minor, has fled his application in the
Probate office in said District setting forth that his said
ward possessed Of certain real estate situate in Grafton
in said District being undivided fractional part Of 10;
No thirteen in the twelfth range Of lots and further set
ting forth that would be for the interest OF his ward 10
have his wards interest Ia said Estate Sold and praying
for license TO sell said Estate.
Therefore, you notified thst said Govt viii decide
upon said application the session be he'd at Grafton
the first Wednesday of February, A. D. 1866 when and
WHERE you be heard in the premises If you shall
cause. ~ q. u, EDDY, Register.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27
Married.

In Bellows Falls jan Is, by Rev NJ. A. Stevens Mr.
LEVI HUNrLkY, of this place, and Mrs. MARTHA L.
ADAMS, of Alstead, N. H..
AT the residence Of the brides father In Wardsboro,
Tuesday Eve. Jan 3D. by the Rev Joseph B. White, Mr.
ORWELL WHITE and Miss HARRIET A. JEFTs, all Of
Wardsboro
In Westmoreand. n H Jan 10, by Rev. o. G. Wood
bury, Mr.. HORACE KlLBURN and Miss ETA SMITH
both Of Walpole, N IL.
In Springfield Jan. l. Mr.. CHARLES TUPPER, of Bar
nard, and Miss LOUISA AIKENS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-27
BOSTON MARKET.

TUESDAY, Jan. "a
COTTON still continues to decline, and is now
sold at 95c.
~ FLoUR-Dull, but change in the higher grades.
The lower grades are CSC. to SOC. lower.
GRAlN-Alarket dull, and prices have eased off a
little. Old yellow Corn, Sl.l0. New, s206. Oats,
CSC. Sl.00.
PR0VISI0NS-Pork dull. Dressed Hogs, 17c a
lsc. Smoked HAMS % u % Lac. Lard, 24c. "a
&c Butter is dull at i5c. 4sc. some very choice
soc. a soc. Cheese, Is 24c.
WOOL remains without change.
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