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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-02
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-02
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-02

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-02
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-14

WHISPERS Those wishing a fine set of
whiskcfs, a nice moustache, or beautiful head
OF glossy hair will please read the card of Thos
r, Chapman in another part Of this paper limS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-14
Notice.

AN going West and want to settle all of my
L accounts with all persons before leave.
Therefore. all are requested to call and settle
with me before the first day of August, and that
will save them the trouble of settling with an at
torncy. AARON MORSE.
hyde Park May l. 1868.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-14
AN ASN> M
THE UNION MOWER

Is the best machine manufactured for the fol-
lowing reasons -
l. 1t is the only quick geared machine that
has steel plate in the guard and flexible cut
ter both ends of which can be elevated to pass
distractions.
2 tits the only hinge ointed rockingham ma
chine that has the draft attached so as to relieve
the drag of the cutter on the ground.
3. 1t has the strongest guards. which will
never break, and we hereby agree to furnish graf
uitous all that break in use.
4. Both ends of the cutterbar will conform to
all inequalities of the ground, thus securing q
uniform close cut, which is not with the other
quick geared machines
The Union Machine has taken numerous premi-
ums the most prominent of which last Fall were
the FIRST PREMIUM at the New England Ag-
ricutural society's Exhibition, held at Spring
field Mass. and the FIRST PREMIUM at the
Agricultural State Fair, held in Eastern Penn.
We invite comparison with any other machines
manufactured.
In connection with the Union Mower we build
a very light easy-running
ONE-HORSE MACHINE.
Ofa entirely new construction. The only prac-
teal machine built expressly for one horse.
Applications con be made either to us or to our
agents in different parts of the State.
UNION MOVING MACHINE co.
ST. JOHNSBURY. VT.
J. J. f E. KS,rTrS' proprietor.. g,ws
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=: ana G sssss s o.
sss :p " f.ss Sex
Bark Morning Light from Buspes Ayres for New York,
Foreign Porss.
o SEPT ss
% and w0 Ss Srs o Ss sss Mse ana
SS ' s-ia port barb Sasss, ass 'eAr East
s ass sS rf srs h$5 R'' poas
' sa 1S's as aa cor
6a sr rss Sss an s h Boan
Ssw Sors s cd ba 1oS Vera Vera
ya so@dsn Mnaasas; e sg Ellen Maria Daley Portland
SO e ss i p,s dR2doy aGy s ssy Boston
M1rsszas 6st ssUsd brig Rio Grande, Lawrence carde
ST. JAGo 2i-sd steamship Fahkce, Sterling NYork
American Ports.
thase baaains Baltimore; Meredith, Graves and
G SMITH, fs%sS Afsa s
L es SSr9 Sa
a g Ss p SFsyas
Messiaa Sacramento qssey i6ras s and market brig
but pn back Bark W Hobroek hence for Philadelphia,
Put aaa T sasl'S Sss
BALTIMORE, Nov 3-AT schrs Rebecca, Smith, NYork;
s oey MoSs o Torns
Sd BARK @
hes john Freeman, Boston; Martha Washington, Prov
BATH Oct sl-cld bark Mda; whitney, Charleston;
bethpor Sid schr Treasure, Palmer Nyork; soop liar
sL6GoEsTER, Nov iArr seArs Gen Scott. Leach Jas
Henry Oliver Concord Kennedy; Ida May, Arey, and Lyn
NhW 5RTEANs o.. asArr sewboa. Equator Warren,
VIA Key West chip Ss
T asy sSSf ss s n'as a sG
Boston, brks Gen George Meade Holmes from ,a Pha
York CID bark Alamo Esem Stricken Liverpool schr
Towed down and 10 sea ed brig Golden Lead 24h ships
oahnms roey AID apa 0a! sn E e5 Meade
s. Clair inside The bar s1p Mayosss sro outside he
bar Tho tugs Gladiator and Republic are coming from the
Tsh N %S she sh WIN Aleu- NYok
4thArr steamer Fahkee s. Jaso via Bermuda for New
Ss II. fs0 So Sl coal Il aa IsS Hamilton po Phil
adslphia 6,gs casIap 'sa rrhadephia
Phia Hudson Tinker El,zabohport BENGAL Pp, ls
Hnoa Ssy SYork unlon Rese6roS SYorf Bangor
Ssager %ssaasses Sd esTss kssssea Goddard hsa
sC las hs''fIS snf 6ay si brig Lincoln
pssiiis ja sfs's fs fi sns
Baltimore.
Sd-Arr brig (Br, Cardiff; schrs Ida
May Arey, Concord Kennedy NYork Brave Flanders
Bangor Baltimore; Mexican Mccarthy, do for NOreans
McCarthy Belfast Savannah City Point Mat
thews do for Jacksonville CD brlg Epdorus, Smith, Phila
delphia. Sid briggs Hiram AbE, J Ross.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct 3l-Arr bark Andes, Daling Phia-
dcpha; schrs Caroline Grant, Pressey Philadelphia;
Baglcy Crosby and Koker Seavey, NYork; Nov brig
Chesapeake Newhall Nrork schrs Sewall Hoyt Phila
delpl; Clifford Shue NYork. SID schr Freddie Por
ter, Small, Philadelphia.
Nov l-An schrs Henry May, Parker, Phladelphia;
PLYMOUTH oetz71A5r schrs corinna N. Jones, Phila
RICHMOND, Nov Arr schrs United Brothers, Elzey,
Albany Trudell Temmons. Boston, Francis French Tay
Jor, NYork; Mary Lapgdon, Pearrc, Kockand Adrian,
Emery, Rockland sid from Hampton Roads Sist ship 50
Louis Baour Liverpool.
2d-Arr sclrs ID O Hulse, Tyler, Work Corvo Achorn
Rochiand. Sid brig Isabella Jcwett, Smith, NYoTk.
3d-Sd Schr j d LilchGeld Mobile
WILMINGTON Oct 2s-Arr steamship Commander, Terry,
NYork
3lst-Arr steamships Fairbanks Powell, and Twilight
Spicer, NYork.
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ARRIVED
via s SSs
Dale oct ~ "a % n Err IA
GaRs y siS
Sos"a g IS cay
nal. With bark Iris Bre bound
ssns, % e ssrSa % & ss
hours. with mdse, % c1nar ans''' y
s,eamshIp Germanla Ham. Ehler., HAMBURG Oct 2,
strong westerly winds most passage Nov ts
tie c ss e male. q ns d. B
.nS o sDasa Oct 81 @ mS: ss
~ from Castle, passed steamer. supposed 70 be
hs as ssr Nsw Orleans Oct
with passenger kaynor. oci 81 passed
stsamshin Key we Hs,horn, ApslachcolA DC. 90 via
Key West 18th, with cotton and passengers to Benner
Steamship weybc.set Parish, savannah Nov l. with mdse
steamship IDAHO crowei ssysnn:h oss 81, with mdse
'rs Emily Nov
o s sn a .s e fsss g S'
Ss q 20 sn wS. s siSn IN showing whs and
sS ssyy 2,
a..s:s heavy !: %
with si!:s .i a. @ II %.rSsss : Halssy:
Doo e b,, rG Il hn;esS s
prssss s VIII . m So .y 0w with
5rs Port Prince Hsn Naval Port aa Prince, hday'
schr Fsrnsworth toS barbados, crowe, Barbados
S.soA 70 day.. with
schr Canary. Wall, Eizabethport for Salem.
Schr Mary Lopsa Elz y Tor Boston.
schr : 4 + Kelly, Kelly, boston.
schr Senator, Fairner, Rondout fof Boston.
BELOW
One Of II Trowbridse's sons briss.
FIR suneost rhlsh,on; ship Edward eBrien, for Phna
dolphin, in tow of steamtug America.
Wind at sunset NV; fresh
miscellaneous.
~ See news columns for additional wrecks OF Key West
during the recent heavy gales.
css pn " S ss on A
cnor in the North river aud caused damage.
,s s at ssr Ss from
heavy gale from The southwest which split sails &c
Notice 60 Mariners.
LIGHT At TrMBALUR, LOUISIANA.
orncx OF LcnrHousn EscIssEF srn AND s1n DIsIs,crs
fixed white Ugh. was eshSited from his tower on the
nigh, q THURSDAY che sh Of October inst from sunset TO
% % p y Of ss
sea level making The visible in clear A' weather
from . distance OF Is nautical miles. a
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board II B0EzANO, III
M Acting Lighthouse Engineer.
PIED nour VARIED NJ rAsHKs AT nArAcoRpA. rrxAs
o''idH OT LaarHOusE EsaIssrR sIn asD gIa BsisscIs
The iron tower this station having been seriously
damaged 10 render mpoesble 20 establish light there
nigh ns ia
whitewnshed and surnounted by lantern painted black
From this tower fixed light varied by flashes has been
exhibited nightly from sunset I'LL sunrise since Sunday e
18Th Of October and will be continued hereafter until the
M tower can be repaired and fitted for the o. s
Illuminating apparatus OF which due notice Will be gwen
The illuminating apparatus Of the temporary tower y dlop
tric or by lenses OF the nth order The focal plane y
in clear weather from distance Of ~ nautical miles
Acting Lighthouse Engineer
Whnlemen.
pNt 4 4 Tucker AlhR arrived q Nsp Rsdtpra - Irak
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SHIPpIN G NE w S


NEW y0RK-THIs DAY.
........... 80 NOON RISES. eve IL
sun oJ HIGH WATER. morn III 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

ETH SENATORIAL DIsTRICT-l0TH nth, 18TH AND
18th WardsThe public are cautioned against fraud on
the day Of election as returns are TO be made srerv
the interest of the "Rngn and 10 Smith Ely Jr
10 whom the election returns have always been made for the
district la the past Various charges have been made by
Mr. oBron against Mr. Cornell and has challenged him
~ refue them, but far he has not lie expects TO buy
enough votca to elect him. his friends boast and HIS
friends betting $500 s2s his election The only ques
before the people shall the ingn be pcrpe
tuatcdf Shall the taxes, $6U00O, be ncreased Shall
honesty triumph If Cornell Is elected he goes there 10
his Street Commissioner
increase Of axes Look AZ the legislative q the two
in the interest of the lobby and the other Daniel
NJ. o'Bren, the opponent Of the Broadway Railroad and
OTro II. COOP.
JOHN MOSS,
JOHN KENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

q Cn REWARD. LOST, FRIDAY EVENING LAST, IN
VAV Sixth avenue car, Leather yalse. The above
reward will DO paid for Its return, With The contents, ~
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1sTRIcr-ern, 18TH, I6rH AND

cTH SENATORIAL DIsTRIcr-erH, 18TH, 10TH AND
" 18th Wards.
consequence OF the fac, OF there being two democratic
candidates above district and being OPP
posed cndaneerng the Of the ticket hereoy
and respectfully request my
friends give lion David " freeman who y now ,ne
candidate tho democratic party Tor senator IN ie
named district the support they would hsye socoged
20 myself. DIR. Jas. fohhbolbh.
I Eth ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, 2sT WARD; THE
Id Nominating Committee of Tammany Hal having an-
thorizcd Committee Conferences 10 confer with dele.
CATION from other halls and this Committee having re.
ported fayoraby TO my withdrawal hereby CONSENT be-
eving am nuring the safety Of he district and the
success OF the democratic party SohN y. DtfFn
FOR other Political Advertisements sec
Third Page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

THE ISSUES IN THE FIFTH SENATORIAL DIS
rctFelow citizens, give heed. Shall the next Lcgs-
sturc raise the price OF 81 % on Feet for the
benefit Of rich compauiesf that storekeepes and
gas must be protected and that shall not be- y
prevent It. Shall the paid Fire Department sys
tenn be repealed answer Again Is not eight hours
long enough for the toll and drudgef answer yes
and labor unite their political influence
and exert for the election OF pledged 10 the
Ii will be In law that eight hours constitute
days work. Shall the city railroad companies be rebuked
for eIacng extra cent fare aud yet the accom-
mediation Of stand-up hangon rider answer, place
position where rebuke them and win DO IL
all the public grievances Of the people must be remcdied
BY their public servants. And finally say that be-
party; yet / consider myself democratic enough for
ANY man and republican enough for all; for
support the administration Of Andrew Johnson shall
dispense with the Of election boxes morrow, but
tickets had residence 10 Suffolk street. and at
all gas the district Now, the question
yelf ANDREW LEWIS,
Candidate State Senator n Fifth district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06
MATRIMONIAL.

A HANDSOME YOUNG LADY, UNDER INVENT
"A wishes 70 make the acquaintance of = gentleman vii
means with view 70 matrimony. Address Miss fanr
FORESTER, station q, New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PICTORIAL PERPENDICULAR JOURNAL ,T0I
N Nov Illustrstions Physiognoiny, Ethnology, Phys
oloay Psychology. Only % cents. Newsmen have IT, Ad
dress Mcssrs Fowler Wells $50 Broadway, New York.
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- =
POLITICAL.

RIO THE CITIZENS OF TIE SIXTH SENATORIAL
i DISTRICT, 9TH, 18TH AND 18TH WARDS
We the undersigned fully apprecstng the importance OF
having pure minded and honorable men elected TO po
sons OF and responsibility, would most respectfully
earnestly neighbours friends and all
this district the Hon. DAVID v. FREEMAN
unexceptionable candidate for Senator.
We know Mr. Freeman to be man OF character ability
and unquestionable integrity, and way worthy the
support the taxpayer Mr. Freeman's record while
Of the Legislature HIM 70 have been nhexi
bly, opposed all corrupt schemes and railroad jobs Of
and therefore entitled 70 the endorsement
and OF every minded and honest voter In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

yUANTED-AT THE PEOPLES TELEGRAPH OF.
hce n Wall street. corner OF Broad one or two one
armed soldiers 70 act city messengers 10 the delivery Of
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SPECIAL. NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 MEETING OF THE HACRMEN'S ASSOCIATION
"A will be held Monday evening November O. at Spring
''oe' '.e'' - - JOHN TUBES
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Prizes paid 10 gold Information furnished The highest
rate, pad for poubloons and all kinds Of Gold silver
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers. 10 Wall street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

TURKISH BATHS, Is LAIGHT STREET, NEW YORK.
i Huurs-Gentlemen from to "a NJ and Ito W. M /.
ladies from "a. NJ. to p. VI. =,
luxury; OF thorough cleanliness, health pre-
sentative; valuable curative AGENT Try one
N,o PREVENT CHoLERA--IT is RECOMMENDED By
i physicians that ALLCOCK'S PLASTER be worn
ton. bELlEVEh.
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width ia sixty.two feet no damage occurred This Is
accounted for from the fact that il walls are laid in
cement .
Extremely sensitive and nervous people thought they
felt Of Shocks between half past nine and
imaginary As the last stroke OF ten sounded by
the bells the Garth gave slight shver, AZ u settling
down for the night
gomery Block and the Vigilance Committee room build
ings, on Sacramento street, were, OF course, much
gazed at during the day, and set down for the days
To show the direction Of the rst shock the following
Is nsanced lin Dr. stouts library on the second floor
Of the building the west OF Washington street
and stous alley two plaster statucttcs placed on the
library top, nine feet rom the ground, were thrown
down. the fragments covering direct line north and
south, fifteen feet 10 the opposite wall.
gentleman who Is engaged "a officer In popular
literary institution was IN the library department when
suddenly there rafting among the "dry bones OF
imagined that Dean swfts .'Battle of the Books had
recommended In earnest Instantly divining the true
cause he stepped the door Of the reading room from
which the crowd were sampedng, and called out Gen
temen fourteen and half minutes to one;' which was
Uncle Abe Warmers grizzlies, boasts birds ana nshes,
and John Whites Museum, not little shaken up
and astonishcd Iadiaw nj the end OF Meiggs wharf,
thought that the Great Republic making short cut
through the piling.
striking evidence OF the strength Of the earthquake
is in shc displacement Of iron in the store Of George
Q. johnson Co., on the southwest corner OF Battery
and Pine streets The structure, very massive one,
two stories height, Is unnjurcd beyond the slight
damaged occasoned by falling plaster from the ceilings
Of the Offices. But the great racks, containing some
two thousand tons Of iron, badly sprung and the
bars thrown outward and eastward very perceptiby.
Ponderous stacks OF iron bars In various portions OF the
store were thrown down and foored together IN "a.
fablc confusion. Boxes or nails, piled up al the head
Of the stairs, pitched down they had been 80
many wooden toys The furiousness OF the shocks was
everywhere apparent among the mass OF wsghty mat.
ter which one would have thought before this disaster
immovabe. .-
vs SUPPLEMENTAL SHOCKS.
Since the main earthquake of Sunday we have had
number OF slight trelnos and shakings Of the earth,
which world hardly form subject OF passing remark
ordinary occasion; but In time like the present.
when tho public mind IL excited dignned Into Affairs
OF public Importance. The 0rst supplemental shock
Sunday and slight as 10 attract but little atten-
ton; another at seven p NJ AID third AZ ten n NJ
also slight the last however, being generally no.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-12
BOSTON MARKET.


WEDNESDAY, May To-
FLOUR-The demand Is fair, aud scarcity Of
choice family brands. sales o, Western superfiue
at 50 Is n common extras at = 80 a ;. the lat
- rii-c for favorite brani. Dsiiur doat 8 80
.. 25 and goo3 aSd choice a: g . 10 . hh.
including canada. Ohio. Geneses and Michigan. In
Corn Meal, small sales OF good shipping brands at
e. p Dbl. Rye Flour quite nominal.
GRANITE market for Corn has hcon rather
quiet during the past week. Sales ofSouthsrn yell
low at a - a 81 r bush. Western mixed sold at
3 80 n - y hush. Oats have been in moderate
demand at O. 10 &c y bush. for Northern and Cana
da and Prince Edward Island - n Sc Y hush.
Canada Peas have been sold at 81 - = 10 v bush
Pye 81 p q l 30 - bush White Beans are duh
tlue pod g d 2 and marr5v an1 eztfa tet
81 5 n % = bush. Shorts are dull at SIS go e
ton Fine Feed So n % ; and Middlings SIS =
ton.
PROV IsIONS-The market for Pork has not va
ried materially since lasj week. Sales Of prime at
IS n = mess at $50 and clear a. $50 n 90 2
bbl, cash. Beef ranges from 81 n Is for Eastern
and Western mess and SO a y for extra, cash
La I'd has been selling more freely at Is: n l9c in
bbls and tierces and small lots Of prime at i7c =
p. Smoked Hams arc selling At - n DC = n, cash.
Butter is scarce and choice sells readily fast
ss received The sales have been IS - 4oc for good
and choi'e and small lots OF very choice at 81 a &c
y n Cheese remains about 10 n . = h, As To
quality, including poor and prime quality.
WOOL-The demand has fallen of materially
since last week hut prices remain about the same.
The sales comprise 5000 rs fleece and pulled al
90 n SIC. including some considerable lots Of good
Western and Ohio at ~ a 75c, and SIC il very
IRENE figure for the best lots Of extra pulled and
fine heeces. In Cs-,ada Combing there have been
sales Of 300 lbs at 81 % = 10, cash.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-12
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

WITH corrupt, disordered or vitiated Blood, you
are SICK ali over II may burst out in Pimpies, or
Sores, or in some active disease, or # may merely
keep you hstlsss, depressed and god for nothing.
But you cannot have good health while YOU blood
IS 'mputs- A'ER.s SAEssFArILlA purges out these
impurities and sumn.stes he organT Of life into
vigorous action. restoring the health and eNpellin
disease Hence It rapidly cures a variety Of com
plants which are caused hy ;mpurity Of the blood
such S-roh,'I KiHg, Erii T4rnor r'c'r' Sors'
ErurtsHs, Piupiss, Biaf1ss', Bots, 81. AHftoHy''
Fire. Rofe Or EryrirSigs Tsffsr or san Rk'um Se.a
Hsaf Ring Norm. Cqu~rr Or Cgscr-os Turnors. Sore
Fyss Fera's Di.s1'rs .uch A. Rotation, IrregHiqri
~. SUPP sssion, Esi'e' Sferilfg, also SgpI' or H.
H.-al Dissass'. Lr- Complaint and H-arf Dseass'.
Try trRs SARsArARII IA, and rec for yourself the
surprising activity with which cloa-sss .hc blood
and cures these disorders
During late year the puplic have been misled hy
large bottles pretending 10 give quart OF Extract
Of Ssrsaparilla for one dollar Most Of these have
been frauds upon the sick for they not only contain
little, II any, Sarsaparila, hut often no curative
properties whatever Hence. bitter disappoint-
ment has followed the use of the various extracts Of
Sarsaparlia which food the market, until the name
itself has become synonymous with imposition and
cheat sti!l we call this compound "sarssparilla,'
and intend 10 supply srchs remedy A. shall rescue
The name from oolo1uy which rests upon it. We
think VIC have ground for believing 10 has virtues
which are irresistible hy the ordinary run OF the
diseases s intended 10 cure. We can only assure
the sick that offer them the best alternative which
we know how TO produce and we have reason 10 he
lieve, it d. by far the most oectual purifier IT the
blood yet discovered by any body.
AYERS CHEREY PscToRAL.i. so universally known 1
to surpass every other remedy for the cure OF
Coughs, Coias, IlRusn-a, HoarseHes', Group, Brow
.sifis iHeipisHt Consumption and Tor the relief Of
Consumptve Patients in advanced stages Of the dis
and that it is useless hero to recount the evi
ience Of i'svirtues. The world knows them.
'cspi-si b., D-.I. O. Ava : r.. lrvsi. Mass. /
b y Nh :~,altd,,'-r. 1us dicine
everywhere
i6v2ms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-12
sEL,H NURRAY.s ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, lV'HE Honorable Tho
District OF Chittenden, IS. l. Probate Court, Tor
the District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate OF Scar
Murray, Of williston in said District,a minor.
GREETING
WHEREAS application in writing, hath been made
70 this Court, By the Guardian Of Seah Murray for
license and authority 20 sell the whole Of the real
estate Of her said ward, setting forth therein, that
her said ward owns about four acres Of land in SAID
Willistnn adjoining the land Of the undersigned on
the west and that Il would be for the interest NJ
aid ward III at the same be sold and the proceed
thereof he converted into money and thereupOn Che
said Court appointed and assigned the 2ith day Of
Nav AID. 1855 at the Probate Court Rooms, IN salo
District % hear and decide upon said application
and ordered that public notice thereof be given On
All persons interested in said estate, by PUBLISHING
this order three weeks successfully in the BurhnS
ton Free Press newspaper which eirculates m the
uei.hhorhOod Of those persons interested therein,
all which publications shall be previous 70 the
time appointed for hearing.
THEREFaRE. You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore sad Court at the time and place Aforesaid
and there to object to the granting Of such hcence
II you see cause.
Given under my hand, at tho Probate Court
Rooms this 81 day Of May A. d. 1865.
T. Z. WALES, Judge.
w45u3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-12

CAIRO. MAY s.
Steamer Atlantic brought - rebel prison
erS from New Orleans to Vicksburg.
VIM. Murphy, the notorious rebel boat
burner, was captured at New Orleans and
sent 10 st. Louis in charge Of detectives
The Heraid', Washington dispatch says
The evidence in possession Of Government
of the completely OF JEFF. Davis
and his associates in the murder Of the Pre-
sldent is such that no government Will hest
tate moment in giving them up.
President johnson proclamation for their
arrest has been sent through the South on
the rebel telegraph lines
There was long Cabinet session to-day
on the question Of throwing open the South
10 unrestricted trade