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GaLEOF DRY GOODS.

sANDs whose store is situated two doors above
Gnrnev & Co.'S Wallace street. having ds,esmaneo 1n
70 return TO the States in about TWO monIns WI he las
n his sock some very fine Black Clocks ana 81
ssmsnt Of ain articles in his line. Now Is me pms io
bargains,
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LOCAL NoTICEs.-One dollar per line for three lines OF
Tess rs cents per line for ten lines or less 50 cents PEI
line for eleven lines
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John S. Lewis, n. B. HAZE ~ 'A N
Lewis. Hale & Co.,

TEwELRY MANUFACTURERS Every dssSrlpnos s
i al Jevery made to order from the Native Colo and
warrauted. Particular attention paid 70 repairing Fine
watches Also, Engraving done TO order Sign Oh the
Gold Watch Jackson Street. Virginia City, M. J.. 70.
February IS 1865 ...r..- - .,s.. ,. LILO
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Assay Office.

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED are now prepared to assay cor
recty in small large quantities the ores OF Mon,sn
S;Irsr coId Conner Lead Antimony, or Bsmuth once
No of Contents Block of Wallace and JACKSON
Streets Virginia W. l. Lo' i1h-ii is-f - W.
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Assay Office.

WALLACE STREET, one door below Nolan q Co.
w Bank Gold and Silver, and Ores OF every descrlp
don Assaved guarantee my assays and will pay any
dferenee which may arise between them and the Y;
NJ. " & - F,-l D. GILBERT.
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County OFFICERS of Madison CO
RTTSINESS CARDS,
w, F. Sanders,

A tni: G;. Montana Territory sly
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Il. w. Frafy,

ctrRG1cAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST. Of
- fee up stairs, in Pfouts Rnssel's Stone Build
ing. All dental operations performed IN ene setts
Inserted in the highest style of art, Ladies and
gentlemen will find every arrangement for their con,
venience. ..--- ....-r=-------- =
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ASSAY OFFICE

Idaho Hotel.
Wallace Street, Virginia City, M. T.,
II, M, CASTNER, Proprietor.v re
rTNHIS Popular Hotel which forms part of Cashiers
Building has been enlarged and retted in style to
meet the demands of the Public Its arder is well sup
affords.
Piled and its tables furnished with the best the market
The Idaho Billiard HI all.
carried by HULL CAsTNER, contains four First Glass
Billiard Tables where the lovers of the game always
be accommodated The old friends of j. J. Hull and NJ
Cashier can always find them at the IDAHO "A st&
Those having Territorial funds to deposit should call at
the Idaho where the Office of the Treasurer is situated l2
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The Mumtana gust.
N. w. TiIton 81 Co.

ID. w. TiIton 81 Co. 800
D W. TnToN BEN. H. Dfrfks'
PUBLISHERS L. PRoPRIEToRS c5ga
nth, Gitv Book Store, corner of Wallace & Jackson
oI''' Sreets Virginia City, Mon. Ter.
TER MS-
DO. SIX monIhs ---------------'-- " 70
40 three months, 5O
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suvrp MINES IN SOUTHERN UTAH.--In a leader
the Vedette gives an account of the discovery OF
an extensive silver district in Southern Utah. 3oo
miles south of Salt Lake. and about lao from Call
Landing, at the head of navigation on the Colorado.
The ore is pronounced richer, from actual assays
than that of Reese rlyer, kush valley OF Wasnoe;
The thriving town of st. George, of one Thousand
inhabitants Is about fifty miles southeast OF the
mines Three wagon loads of the ore have peer
taken to the Colorado, for shipment to san Fran
cisco or New York. The climate Is delightful anS
the soil in the surrounding valleys very fertlle.
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FEN1AN journal is to be established In Portland
Oregon .itsE 81 ta...l. .... rlS-. ,.a4st. TF..l
THE Lewiston Radiator has again made its ap-
pearance. fr r.. .,g,1L
The council of the Sacred College at Rome have
instructed the clergy of Ireland to let the fenian
movement alone for the present. sQa at -7l-
THE adulteration of gold dust is producing als.
cussion in Owyhee about the means OF procuring
coin to use in general business operations fuoiiS
meetings have been held to aoase the esii'
AN ARRAY, near Mmysville, occurred on s1e lvsl
which resulted in the death of both carbine OF
one and revolver on the other side being used. -
originated in alleged slander on the part OF onane
of the Others daughter. A son OF Sharers was ~ ~
by revolver shot, and, 1t was tpougns, mofsal! ,
injured.
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John II. Gilbert,

, ASSISTANT ASSESSOR U. S. INTERNAL RE M
a VENUE for the First Division of the Colleenon ps on
.rict of Montana, embracing Madison Sounty' o' mo
door east of City Drug Store ,s 90.
Virginia City, April 81 1855. 'Vee
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Word s. Spratt,

A TTORNEYs AT LAW, Virgil ginia City, Montana
a Territory. Will practice in all the Courts OF
said Territory Special attention given to the ooi-
lection Of Claims.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
HORACE LOOMS, ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Z To all persons concern
District q Chittenden. IS. ed in the EstateOf Her
see LOOMS, late Of Burlington, in said District,
cea-ef GREETING.
At z Frohste Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden, on the 18th day
Of April, A. y. SIS, an Instrument, purportins
% be the last WIZ aid Testament. Of Horace LoOms
late OF Burlington, n said District, deeeasec
presented 10 the Court Aforesaid, fur
Probate. And Il is ordered by said Court that the
% day OF Nay. A. D. 1855, a. the Probate Court
Rooms IN sad Burlington, be assigned for proviu-
szid Instrument ard that notics thereof be given
% al persons concerned. by publishing this oruer
three weeks successfully In the Burlington free
Press, newspaper printed az said B1riington-
previous % the time appointed
THEREFORE, YOU are hereby notified 20 Appear
before said Court, at the time aud place atoresall
and contest lie probate Of said will II you have
cause.
Given under my hand al Burlington In said Us
ret, this nth day Of April, A. j. I565
Hf2T3 7. z. WALES, Judge.
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THOMAS c. HILLS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lToall persons concern
District Of Chittenden. ~. 8 ed in the estate OF.
Thomas C. nill, late o. Charlotte in said District,
deceased.
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden al Burlington. within
ami for the District Of Chittenden The ID day oi
April A. p. SOS an Instrument. purportins 70 To
the last VII and Testament, Of Thomas C. Hill late
6fCharlotte In said District, deceased was present
Cd % the Court Aforesaid Iir Probate AMI 10 ia
ordered b said COurt shat the 10Th day Of April
ID. 1856. AZ the Probate Court Rooms IN said Fur
tington. be assigned for proving sai1 Instrument
snd that notice thereof be given 70 all persons con
serne9, hy publishing this order three weeks SUE
cessiveiy IN the Burlington Free Press neEspape-
printed al said Burlington, previous 10 the time
appointed.
THEREF0EE you are hereby notified 20 appear
hskore said Court, At the time and place afOresac
and contest the probate q said viii, n you have
cause.
Given under my hard ~ Burlington In said Dis
trct, this Sd day % April A. D. 1855.
T. {. WALES. Judge.
uflW3.
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coPARrNERsHIP 9crICE.

NVFA n T y Y NJ y =
rI,UF undersigned hereby give notice 2ta. they
j have this day entered into a copartnersh-n IN
tNe Flour Grain and Feed business under the name
and stsre ~ Pennimau HunEerford.
We beg tezve 20 solicit continuance % the very
liberal ustronage e-r~rded 20 the concern.
L Z PENNIMAN,
EDWARD HUNGEEFORD
April ll-dGwlW
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Saw Auak. April ~
tn. Steamer Blackstone, irun Hilton Head
tle 1uI.. brings >..auuah papers 0i tine
lg.a Ia, Savannah H.rad 1l the l,tr says
Intelligence Ie... .. t.ere on ttc 10Th. winch
confirms 90, rcilr. 3D.. Jhe iai. % Mou'- me
~.
DO. l.ae.v.- occupied hr -He FEDERAL
troops orr. ll.a Tie r,isis evacuated
and ra-si-i 3D. ,ls direction 5i Columbus
gs
F1e government -tlr,7 were being re-
ue.s.i lr .a Bio. ...-es place tle iail Y; which
,.r- els. ---si a- f., next news 81 m Angus
tI
d Savannah lo-ter of -helJ,l SAYS tie
r.r.if- ss tuc iu,c.H-,ne. 60. tAc aad event
t.sf has H.laII.r rn. ni.u ha, cast pro-
found gloom over tic city. F,ass are -uspen-
l.5 81 Hal mast aud other em1.c.ls Of
mourning are seen rrrrywHere. nn receipt
1g tac sai intelligence in Savannah. Gen
Grover requested the papers 20 with hold
30 ua.i -h- nest urIniu- and double the
guard throughout tie city
r., steamer Blackstone passed tie Admit
ril Dun ut loaded with troops on the after
r4.. ~ -I. i9tl 7t Yvbec Bar
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NssrrNGToS. April =.
There j. no danger that difficulties viii
arise from Gen. Shsrman's great hlunaer-
Tie war yiu b pushed with overwhelming
energy. ano II Is not believed here that
Johnston will stteInpt u fight.
Another large delegation l. at tAo P.esi-
dents rooms TO-DAY. Il Is now stated that
10 ,-o-c viii be receiveda NJ present.
Gen. Haucock's order calliug upon the
talored people Of thi. vicinity 70 aid III the
discovery Of Booth, will have q good effect
Il Is stated, on good authority. that the
Government has no idea OF mastering troops
ont Of service Immediately. even il the re1e4
troops all SURRENDER The promise made ~
zen Sherman to his army. thar they would
be able 20 return home in e. feW weeks. was
Guwarranted.
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Po--'tont Jonson'z .peech o. the lndis,a
deir-.-l.n yt-.'r-aH. r. aIl,I-.rl5 ce1..
m'-a- a,m o" .r. L94lsisus 3 In 70. ICON
slrlel.yo, indicated ty .se ate Pr len.
and Hl.el..a tatf sl.. D, ..e10 .a s.ar
tGe .i.is 'a.a.rs -a, ..an-..l.,r a-f
d.. Boyle 20 prominent lea,i I.as reformed
heFe '-lu Ei,huiou.. he 4as tgrurry a
wealthy -iu1.r .uf BIZ .f,r.r.g a.- I'D. i.--n
egnd-ea,ei 'v the government; TN roc t.
iy boz .s-- a position in Le-'> Jmy, aur ai-
parole f-l.tlis him tieu -ensr.
Advice- from Richmond state t.at .,. pa
roioi ry.-', age ail iatrf--. CID. ,. su4re
in-aa -eu-..r. ilfa .u.n men have ai-
ready s-.r ..I,.l.
g .e' aH,er porto. ..u-,'. 600 Ci,.
ie'lg yesterday wi-a O.. 5 a. attached o.
has atll-.
o.. rr-.laat aa. I..u .l-el o. .,.f
1cH. hu-.cr CO. i,ietmoad. 1ut tIs aae.eJ
nvr. ,aii leu. H4I,cs vii be aA.. o.. 5.-
STORE -.-er f"4 s.-.-.. r., c.urir.
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NOTICE.

lNACT relating % closing the Affairs and re-
A deemins and paying the bills OF note Of me
Franklin County Bank
nisi--.by ,4a-;,s By RE Genera, Asss'iblg o. "a
STATE Of Fe-1orts
-. L. The act entitled 90 IN &C Incorporating
tie franklin County Bank" approved Novemoer
III 1859 is hereby 50 amended a. % limit the tin'
during which said hank shall continue and have
succession O. the first day Of June 1863, instead %
the drsE day Of January, 1857 Is Limited ID saio
act
So. o Said hank shall a. soon az may be anc
within twenty DAYS from the passage OF this act.
cause a notice Of the same and OF the purpose OK
said hank o. terminate tts existence on s3il li7t
fav OF June 1855 o. he published for the period o.
six months Or until said first day OF Juue IN Essen
newspaper printed IN this state, and IN me bosll
I1urnaf a newspaper printed IN the city Of Boston
in The state u Massachusetts,, and 10 the New YORK
Times, a newspaper printed IN the city OF New
York. Said notice shall also state that az o!ls Or
notes of said bank not presented l1r paw n5nt ue-
tore said first day d June, l-65, will not be re-
deemed and paid by sald bank. Ana after me puo-
F-ation % said notice as herein directed SAD eank
sbaII not be liable and shall not be held liable ll
any court o. Law or equity IN this state, 70 reoeef
or paw any Of its bills or notes not presented or re-
demptiou or payment before the time hxet N tiis
act and any bonds, which may have neen gwen ny
ne directors Of sad bank for the redemption OF IA
bills shall not be held % be Of oind,nS force an
Obligation upon the persons executing the same %
redeem or pay any bills notes OF sad bank not pre-
sented for redemption or payment before the tnl'
Sc ms act shall take effect from its passsse
Approved Nov. I'd, l,''i
NOTICE Is hereby given that It is the purpose q
/ | the Franklin County Bank % terminate It's eN
isterre on the 4 day Of June lS5, in pursuance OF
the provisions Of the foregoing act, and All bills ~
/ notes OF aid Bank not presented % said BANK io
| payment before the first day OF June, A D. 800
] viii not be redeemed or paid by said Bank
/ By order of the Directors. - -
". ". BEARDSLEY, Cashier.
I St Adams, Nov. e, l,ti
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'-n. Brisbane, ia recent r,p,rt. show.
ihat 2l.ZOt oo.ored men have enlisted ia
kentucky, 1900 u wnom were drafted. end
@r"u ran i"a- .gll tleir masters a,.5 ..,-
a-.ed ia iodisns, Ohio aud reuHe- see
hirven new regiments are formed. Whic-..
Na-n -amI le,el. wii. make quota .g 30
u'1 rJigrct lnen from Een,ucsv 6en.
Bri>.aD' b9pe- 20 sd lV l'' toe r-r,ns-i Re-
u1U -.l.-ng lu I'D lsr-.
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NV NoRG. April -.
todd -5ld tl. afternoon 8t lte5


WA.HI>GroN, Apri. Oh.
The new- from ten. Grant gives great -i-
tislactlon in TINS city. Military men say
that no harm can result from sherman 81
strange performance.
No vessels are permitted 90 - 20 thc vest
ern shore OF Maryland Tie blockade De- eX-
cceiinsiy stringent
The steamer Porter arrived here to-day
She brings news that q picket boat ot Mary
land Point had captured TWO men attempting
10 cross thc Potomac iu a small boat
Twelve captured battle hlg- were gr'-'.n' Pc
ed at the War Department to-day.
Tie President is attending % the public
business. and h,- aute-rooms a7r crowded
with I-I-.r--
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NV YohS. April y

lie Eerdld's Paris correspondent says -
8 Siuililan's minister in London mas resign
co.. -c.iaring that be l. satisfied ,ac Aexic.i,
Empire Is collspsiug, aud that Maxiln.iizn
,y.'i ION abdicate and return to Austria,
Icing completely disappointed Ia he t~o
ii Important expcctatiou---a b. ceqrsaui-
e-iul Of the United State9 ara tic support
oil the Pope and Mexican Clergy
As confirmation Of Ti, report 81 Is stated
llaximiliau has ret-actei 'fue remuneration pi
Us family rights to TIN taronr % Au,tris.
mad. sefore leaving Europe.
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1ao H-raGs'e c.ue-pJutel. -g- Toe
u.r..iaE 10. Les late army Na- O.. upie.,l .I
g.. 18th li-.. Tie oihciai report pats J1e
NUN aer OF men az 2b.ll5, lJy ri.-e- .
.r.ilier,. Il stand OF coior., Ibis Islands
~ >lusl, arms, 100 wagons eai--on, a. lu-
5000 horses and mules.
The HerGld'S c0rrcsp 'n1rr- -isos jas.
c-.a-Ilu of he closing di-s5.u-iHu o.. tie ia-,
remnant, Z tie Rebel Army VI Northern
Virgin u Itch took place UI- tl. l3-a ln-l
The psr- ling Of Lees troop was conp-c;-
-. md ;lu men left for their homes OF -l2
--,, niost Of them going Of in small squads
auler=on's rebel brigade, however. march.
ord. III 10 body.
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NW York, .u -H
Sc 'i.lt beard to-ds1



T. g...aia ~ 90, d. ptoi. vaH- r.e
.uai1. Fr.r.4lu. Lincoln b.. iH ~-.-a- BE-
.t.et ID .-a.-. .i-ii.-- There r.r.I-
tiou -.c.. .i t4- scenes Winch O.. * fla.e
at ra. N.it7 House e. iue-i.r.
T.s4-ar,- rs rIeNaiu- % O.. Capitol ...
% ls-- ..CA . their dead presi..r.
la. eH.INi-w between Sen. trut a1i
secretary seward IN the ap.rru .r- % rl,
.at-ei. 'v- cry affecting. Alr seward
-la-i.l o. 70. Gr-nt'- hand. rs.Iaimiuz
Thank Eod. You are alive
Mr. ColiaX soon starts for rrig acr0-- rle
Rocky Mountain Before deniIug rp -a.
be- a-ccrmin,d on parting from President
johnson. -hat tn.r, would ie ru -stfa -.--
-i.l U l.n-a.,, Nobody SCENE GO de-.l.
ta,. 1910, -..gN b. called The President
u-e. hearty the same laoguass e. al d3cz'7
tipns t.-- Waij rn ism.
he told tl.c Nsiue delegation tins morning
that Boz mr-.us g. punish treason Cos. An
drew Introduced the Mass. delegation ta %
Pre-ideu. to-day 10 brie! and ele-
-leeca President Johnson > reply was also
hrie.. %, ,faaA3 the J-'e- n tsr IT,
pledge . -apl1rr Delegations from New
jersey. Nv }ar5 aud Ohio have been BE-
r,IycI-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
49,. August 81, "a.

I-ICAf August logt-
OzAR ST: Permit ne, very respectfully, 20 pre-
se!t YOU with this certificate IS token OF your
Eonderful skill a. physician, and OF your ceport-
nnsnt a. = gentleman.
For more than seven years have been sfhtcted
s-th sickness OF nature peculiar 20 females eS-
espt that was hedrdden for over two wears, aud
udable 10 move without assistance. have had nine
dferent physiciansi in the last two year,, none OF
whom could help Indeed, 20 use theirOwn words,
s.they were completely puzzl u with my Gaze, and
,at all the medicine in the world could not restore
ne nor even help ne" After much reflection,
consented 70 try your treatment; l had heard you
. highly spoken Of by those whom you had cured
soon realized the truth for myself that your supe-
Tor skill was beneficial, ard that your treatment
hslped me in less than two weeks In four months
was much improved that even my friends were
sstOnished- / continue % improve, and can now
ehserfully add this my mite, with hundreds ofoth-
ers whose lives you have saved and rendered happy
May God bless on, DR.. Oaks, in your ennobling
and berefcient mission TO suffering humanity l
shall always b happy 10 reply 20 any who may re-
fer to me a. 70 your capabilities and skill
an, dear sir,
Yours, respectfully,
Mrs. 81. 2. Cry
70 s, whstssbo,o Street, Utics. y. z.
scr -ete Fences see circulars Re IA a. MS rc,.
- korr. t.n- 4. Y, e.ssl p n
SIT IS &Sf7-
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gfs-rLs LacHEvEkLIs.-A wonderful cure per
formed By DIT. VI. A. Oaks having come under our
ri.s "a feel the greatestest confidence IN recon-
r,srdin- his superior treatment . such 81 may re
siFI.tsd with diseases Of tho eye. This cure vas
reformed amer tho case had been PronOunced ~
Ts.srovef and life despaired Of The eye Is a.
vel healthy and brilliant As ever, and no one can
discern the difference II e really wonderful cure
- ,gouid race any Of 0nr medical records. -
s,l,eess % Ir. Oaks and bis superior treatment,
which L entirely new.
ftf-a Nav q = 1851.
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DOOTH, THEMURDERER. LiyC0LS. GRANT
ID sherman sheridan, &C, &c. CErt Photo
grsphs ~ the above AZ only Il+ cts each jest re-
csived A. STORY'S MUSIC STORE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

The Worlds Washington '!i-l@tel -ay-.
BreckenridEr "a- present a- 90. --'n'--fice
b.,tween SAcruaa lnC .iOnr-tpo. 4ua lsilii
ciIated n crewiaE up -lc terms u tue C fi.-
tGiation lie ir-e.y admitted lhe failure ol
the rebellion. and predicted that TIE Consti'
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,rwELLIYoN,s EsTATE.

STATE or VERMONT. {The Hon. Probate
Dstric; o. Cht,en-en, 81. Court for the District
Of Chittenden.
To the heir and all persons interested IN the es
tate Of NeWellLyon Of Darlington in said District
GREETING
WHEREAs application hath heen made % this
Co--t, IN writing. by the Guardian Of said Newell
Lyon sattiu forth therein, that his sail ward
t-retof.-s while sane. was under contract, hinfius
in law and equity. % deed % Edward A. Tousley +,
Of SheIburu IN said district, certain piece Of LAND
10 said She burn 20 Wit about 30 acres which L
man Thayer and his wife conveyed % said Lyon hy
their deed dated July 20, i-5Z, and praying Tor ID
cense and authority deed said land o. said Ious-
ley or his assigus, agreeahly % said contract
Whereupon the said Court appointed and assigned
.he 18th DAY Of April d. l-6j at the Probate Court
Room in said District 20 hear and decide 1pon said
auplic- on and petition and ordered that pubic no
tee there0fhe given % all persons interested theren
hv Publishing This order three weei successiyelt
IN the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper which
ltes ia the uei-hborhO0d Of those persons in
terested ia said estate, ell which publications s1
be previous 20 the time appointed for hearing.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified 20 appear be-
fore aid Court at the time and place assigned,
then and there in said court, % make your obiec-
tions O. the granting Of such heeneer II you see
cause.
Given under my hand, AZ tho Probate Court
Kooms ,nis 5th day Of april, A. ID. 500.
T. z. WALES. Judge.
Tfiw3
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SPECIAL AGENCY FOR THEsALE OF
The
4. =. $50 Treasury NOies.

T!.,s votes will d. for~arded To- an part o.. the
country by Express tree %; charge lui0rr-4'il "
furnished. Apply 10 tie -.
Burlington, VI. April o. !--l. Cawrf
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FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.

A BLACKSMITH and WHEELH RIG Ut STOP
y AZ Wadhaln'- Falls. three mile fr,.l WsstJi1rt
VILLAGE ami stesuihost iardiu- t-ey COUNTY
= There is belonging = the pr9pe-ts . aue v-stef
rrviiege. always available iron -.rastu.lll dan
INQUIRE q D. ~ Sraman, OF e + kmet ~ N4c-
ham Mills or Of the slbscrieer, at Fort Edward
Ny BERNICE D. AlIES
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NOTICE j. hereby given that have gwen 90 a. a.
y IN. Jacob Mdrriscn, T., lls5 sme curil- TIE
remainder Of his minority, and hat shall claim
none Of his earnings and pay none " BIZ Dc y fC1
M. Jate. JACOB MORRISON.
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tlr o,antJn's dispatch ihis morning settles
the fact that the assassin of Mr. Seward has
been caught. ll-r- Ha- been il4hto 600 -aal
point heretofore.
Numaers OF par1.ed rebels have made tr.I-
w4s 30 Washington AMI Baltimore vIrr
few vs., hut under th, decision Of tro At-
tom.y DenersI they mu-'r.tur to 'u-.ua.
Ta- HtHg.Hr.- -aI.. OUT On @ -tr..s .r.
CO.. e.Ia-- rel. Sherman. t.. 0li.- ..r
htr. . .rirml .I- conduct