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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

Ordered that shcrG ii Trinity county select build
Of from public highway.
L. which a4 Chinese suffering from small shall b"
and 10 take all steps to prevent the spread Of
the disease.
wednesday August being the day which the Gen-
cr Election will held throughout the it order
liit the urer- t" be chosen Icy or Ter Of the
t.agrrnor the following county aud township oi ers shall
sheriff collector. clerk. treasurer. Assessor
superintendent "f schools coroner and pub
lie almiur1 supervisor iF DIST "" f"' constable"
ir ear township aiiI rtr road district.
Ordered that sheriff post requisite election notices IN each
precinct that the Governor Proclamation copy Of that
and i-aiii" # electors rtr and i-i g" precincts and
.letirn officers published TRINITY JpcRN,I for
atcy preceding the election Also that the clerk
supply suitable nnnhct "t printed Poll ami Tally li-t pa
u,r. suitable for registering vote, together with the oath
tr.serih,t bV Law
Proposition or pr Wm Wilson @ furnish medical attrui-
Superintendent i the county Hospital Tor
from Au-ut 1t lNl. fr the sum 81 TNE accepted
ordered that Wc,yerr5lie rI district extended the
of Oregon tuch divide AMI that that portion "f sur-
ytnt road district from the summit oi said divide +" the
boundary Il WeU"ryile rl district be- annexed
90 the batter district
Petition irin citizens of Bncr- aud Sturivant road d
trt. prlyiu. may consolidated. received
granted conpItt eel districts 10 e known hereafter
a. Iur-tinn tity rn;t district.
Iu tnrItucr with Act ed" Legislature all bids for the re-
dcmrton Warrants opened nn the last day q"
The session o( the Board and following accepted and
drred paid oat of the Redemption Fund
= Griffin, $50 a. SN3 80
SANE - .......-.-.--.. l. 80
II. Juuk.l-. l,p-; o al "'S y
Following bill. allowed ou county General Fund
c. Price supervisor and mileage, .........s,o 90
II Martin. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ ~
: Il. ..-......--.... - 20
adjourned t. Monday. 4th. meet Board
# Equalization A J. LOOMS, Clerk.
N.>p,y. Aro li.-parl met a. R'ard Of EqnNiration-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

Ordered that the Clerk Of the Beard II Equalization give
all persons whose assessments have been raised o
the increase hv letter or otherwise and notifying them To
appear Board II Equalization Thursday Au
gust the Court House in Trinity county when the
will hear all pertaining to said assessments
the Board then ali urned 10 THURSDAY
August 3l-t. n j. LH"Ni>' 'lerk'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26


oval OF THE ONE HsSDRED AND SEVENTY
yHsRD NEW YORK tPoURTH EXTRAORDINARY REGI-
nEHT-THEiR INCEPTION IN BROOKLYN, ETC.
The police and Citizens Of Brooklyn yesterday rendered
cordial reception TO the above regiment on its return
from the seat Of The regiment arrived on board
steamer from Savannah late hour Tuesday night
No. u North river Here they were met by committee
previously appointed for the purpose, who informed
them OF the extensive arrangem IS which had been
made for their reception arriving Brooklyn, whcre
the organization raised. They marched down Full
ton street the ferry and crossed 10 Brooklyn
where three hundred OF the police department
drawn mp 10 receive them, accompanied by the Four
eenth REGIMENT band and Forty seventh regiment drum
corps The police under command Of Inspector
Folk twenty-five prenadiers IN charge OF B,evet Brga
dier General Jones kept tho route of march clear OF
obstruction As the boat carrying the regiment touched
the dock a salute fired bv Adjutant McLear.
A large crowd were assembled NJ the ferry, who wei
coined the back To their homes with renewed
cheers Mayer Wood Brigadior General p y Crooke. of
the Brooklyn militia, together with several disabled
OF the Metropolitan Brigade, occupied carriages
in the procession.
The regiment and escort then moved through Fulton
Coirt, Rensen Henry, Atlantic and Bond streets and
Fulton avenue the City Hall thence through Myrtle
provided for the gallant fellows to which they did full
justice After dinner the regiment marched 70 the Grand
street ferry where they were dismissed.
The One Hundred and Seventvthird has particularly
distinguished itself during the They first took
in Banks Red river campaign and the siege OF Port
Hudson. At the time General Grant assumed command
of the army the regiment was placed under Sheridan
command in the Shenandoah valley, where they took
part battles of Fishers HILL Winchester and Cedar
Creek. In these engagements the regiment fought with
great gallantry When Lee surrendered the regiment
sent to Savannah from which port It has now re-
turned. Colonel Louis N. Peck comes back In com
mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

coal ss & q sss star @ Jenkins elaoe Bay 10 days with
s ss sx Lord tBr Mcleod. Glsce Bay Is days. with
s.sss ssis sr R SS 8. John sB day. with
srs GsSssr ssssSa q from HsiAs Y a.y: with
ss s At "a ah and
rows was run into steamship Nsyada CARPENTER from
Brig Miller wnd.S rs w sns pp, ssc,s
BrsAsnaais sBr, Marsh, Windsor Ms. II days, with
Brig : 7 Elleott, Bray, Boston.
Brig Hall Columbia (new Brereton' Mystic u hours in
Peroneiia tot Belize Hon), Marshall, Ruatan, is
days. Win Ioswe9d &c Josiah Jes M.,.n,. a.v
with molas.es to Brett Son Co. Had heavy weather;
sehr Wild Horse tr) Mccumber BRIDGEPORT cB, 10 days.
w as s0 Helm 20 ssns. Rsw folder St JOHN sB with
oscsis ssr Ss.sn Maitland, Ms II days, with
scnr Davis Kempion, Mobile Bar Sept 20 with cotton
being taken with fevsr -four four. days out 4,
a y sick and I'd, % y o as Oct
Rivers isr.sy sih' sydney Tyrrsi
Peck aaed M Ha s days. with
ssn Morsa Prom qs ii
sshr Wcnonah Warner Jacksonville days. with cotton
Mary Anna Gisbs Georgetown for cohasset Narrows
o osa Rssss"s
schr 4 Jones Smith Machiasport,, -
p sss Gsas Rockand
Schr Harriet Neal Tanning. Lubec.
seIr Trade Wind Emerson Biddeford,
Schr Pearl -, Bddef0rd.
schr s Swan Mayhem welneet.
Schr Palos, Wooster, Sullivan.
schr : q Loud, Cook, Bangor.
schr Mary. Durham, Bath.
Schr Fred Sheerer. Portland Me, O. days.
Schr Campbell. Soule, Portland. mE
Schr Cherub, Bailey, Portland, 9 days
Schr Turner Sonic, Portland, o days: ass
Schr Olivia Buxton, Pressey, Rockland
Schr Harriet, Virgins Rockllnd. ~
Schr John & Frank, Fowler Newburyport FOR Albany
Schr Pavilion, Baker, Gloucester
Sclr iarnartine johnson, Boston,
Schr Paragon, Reed, Boston,
Schr Vandaa, Birch, Boston, ~
Schr Aida, Lambert Boston for Albany.
schr Nelson Harvey, Burse Boston for Albany f
Schr Angler, Bessy, Wareham.
Schr Champion Carr, Wareham
Sclr Roanoke Wentworth, Wareham
Sclr Brilliant. Look, New Bedford for Elizabethport.
Scir Laura Frances, Higgins, Fall River
Schr = Drtsso. Cogcins Providence
Schr James & Lucy Robbins Providence
Schr Canema. Gooken, Providence
Schr ! Compton, Long Providence.
Schr Frances Coffin Providence:
Sclr Matlnzas !Iampden Providence.
Schr Mary Il Banks. Kelly Providence.
Schr y W Tklig Stare. Providence for Philadelphia.
Schr iiahllndcr Nckerson Providence for Ezabethport
:chr y NJ Brnnscom, Branscom. Newport
Schr Empire, Small Pawtuckct
Schr y Stevens studley. Bristol. RI
Schr John Bell Hail. Westerly for Rondont :.
Schr Maria louisa. Eldrdge, Stonington for tondont
Scbr ID T Wlcts, Brown. StoIington for Rondort.
Schr Il II Daley. New London for Philadelphia.
Schr RIO. Eliridge Mystic.
Schr tiicnwooi. Bailey, Albany for Providence.
S Si isacs. stone Allen Providence.
Sloop BrowD, Carr Providence
BELOW
Ship Regent, from East Indies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

The Boston Encampmcnl ~ kpgh Template rarndcd
I'D ,,ay N mi Teaaia H. y, crm. aud tie III ~.
non al The Monroe iammand,iv ~ Ref hester, A. H.
- aie bret STAY the ety quests Of the Boston
ktrt.s The latter ttcUcd oni ~ fui nnis, AMI W ID
tter Rochester Dfnihrrn made an Interesting aud i'm
iosng display The Rmh cicr iDD1aDdru ieay' tor
bonn a. Uvvlyvn Filrtpu"n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26
Mass Convention Of Farmers.

CINCINNATI, Ucf % 800.
mass convention of Western farmers and grain dcal
Is called to assemble at Norris Illinois the I'D OF
November TO break down the excessive rates charged
on grain shipments 10 the East
The health Of Governor Morton better yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

Sid ll,h banks cecrops tPrus wafsny MYosk' Cricket
In port Sept Is steamtug Lookout Cnsnolp from Bath
Ha,,,,nara for do Dc: parks Amelia Gehrng Hsyns for
Bsitimors few DAYS Edith Rose. Wellington Tor Nfork,
do; Wsvelet (Br) Osborn, disg; and others -. s..
SouRAsAYA Aug l6-Sld Brewster beas unoa psas,
!. ST ANDaEws NIB, Oct ls-cld sehr farragu' "~''e'
NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26
POLITICAL.

AT-A MEETING OF THE SEVENTEENTH WARD
Democrste Republican Ward commttee held de- az he ID,
Ing resolutions were offered by A. Goodrich Fay Esq,
whereas the Hon Charles g. Cornell has been regularly
nominated By every OF the democratic party Of
And whereas have always found him in every position
and competent public officer upright and lazy abiding eit
the working Glasses and of The first Of New Yorks pa
to and p ss G af s rna hs
rst n Wdr q b n as a. officer Of the EGhh regiment
should be STANDARD bearer n this those
Ss of e u@o e T b lGy ~ nc m odnss OF
asoved That vo importance 10 every citizen of
Of b II he
OF the city he protested and that the odious OPP
prcssve laws heretofore by the Legislature may be
honorable effort 10 elect ra IL Tie position he democracy
INC 'S''' '' : unanimously OVEN G;Sal lES ' ,0'
Chairman Seventeenth Ward Committee.
JAMES nArrsN secre,ary.
ATA MEETING or THE MECHANICS AND WORK
"a ngmcn's Association Of the Fifth Senatorial district
.rc ward h s M JON hs OF
solved that Mr. Charles g. Cornell deserves united
and we pledge oursvcs individually 70 use every honorbe
Tnos wallace vice Prcsident. George " Douglass seere
tary. John Reilly. Treasurer
EoIToR HERALp-TIIE NOMINATION or CHARLES
u q. Cornell confirmed hy the McKeon organza
tons, as advertised IN your issue 2, oe,onss . oon
Secretary Fiiih Senatorial Convention.
NORTHUMBERLAND A REGULAR MEETING OF
w the orkngnlcns Eight Hour held Mon
day evening" Oct - Washington hail. Eighth
and Eighteenth street, Mr. II. +. kANNEY was unani
mousy nominated FOR Assmbyman from the Meth Assem-
bly, district, Sixteenth ward
JOHN BIEwITT, Chairman
Regusr meetings Of lie above Association every
Monday evening. RI .#a#.9
7sr WARD DUNG NEWS UNION ASsOCIATION.--A
L me,tns Of this aForiiou WIN be held on Thursday
evening Oahcr 10 lo Broad street. at So'ciock Pnnc
tuii ATTENDANCE required business of importance is to BE
transacted. By order Of the President. -
Joi,N o. Kl.xas sesy. JOSEPH j. FLOCK.
17rlI ASSEMBLY DrsTaTCT.--AT A MEETING OF
j. thu Executive Committee NJ the Independent demo
of lie Twelfth ward. held at iiarts Hotel corner ot
iz.th street asd Third ayenu on the evening OF octooerI
nominated Assembly. ISAAC DUBOIS, Chairman.
W. T.. IopKiNs, Secretary
WILLIAM n. NASprrytrE Treasurer.
9TH WARD MCCLELLAN UNION CLUB HIRAM
to kctehu Jr cx.orident OF this Club. Will address
his Thursday evening at ~ O'Clock.
Constitution Hail. u Third avenue and Twenty-se-
cnnd street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

(yRoTON louEDucr DEPARTMENT. BUREAU or
~ Water Rents, October ia ise5-inpaid Water Rents =
Notice hereby given s further penalty Of 10 per cent
will be added all unpaid rents the first day OF
November next WILLIAM II. KING, Registrar.
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SHtPPIN q NJ & w S

ALMANAC yoRK--TuIs
SUN RisEs.. = NOON SETS. eve 10 ~
sI1s............. % morn II -
sesc>o>
Port Of New York, October Is, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
x-,to,ps sy0p FINE CIGARS IN LOTS To
\ 81. rapcur from So 10 SIS per loo Must be sold,
Al r. vlI,IEH'S No. 4 Dey street, mp stairs
<ytc ,pFTrFs.--BERG tD's CELEBRATED AND
ra,snted Cigarettes ", greatly reduced prices Orders
nror,s,,iv executed. GEO. q. 0R0OkER Sole AGENT
P'"P's 42g Broadway N. y.
r,nn CASES FINE CONNECTICUT SEED LEAF 10.
Z(VD baceo yD,Np Domestic and Imported Hay auA
Cigars from Ga 70 sS per thousand For sale hs DIES.
SXUER l5S Water Sssst
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK
EOr \ a q @,

Fashion Magazine of the World.
~ lIfERATURB. FINE ARTS and FASHIONS. |
lie most magnificent Steel engravings Double
ashion Plates. Wood engravings on every sub
Ject mat can interest ladies'. Crochet knitting,
Nettihg Embroidery, Articles for the Toilet. for
the fallor' the Boudoir and the Kitchen.
The Lddtes' Favorite for SO Years
No Magazine has been able to compete with
1t. None attemptit.
GUDEY's RECEIPTS
Tor every department of household. These
alone ale worth the price of the Book
MODEL COTTAGES (nO other Magazine gives
theml, win diagrams.
DRAWING LESSONS FOR THE You've. Another
speciality with Cooley.
ORIGINAL Music, worth So year Other
Magazines publish old worn out music but the
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stores. GHs.U .'ItIII
ity with Cooley.
Ladies Bonnets. We give more of them in
year than any other Magazine. In fact, the
Lady Book enables every lady to be her own
bonnet maker.
MARION HARLAND,
A"thoreSs Of Alone" "Hidden Path"
Moss Side" "NemeStS," and "Miriam,"
writes for Cooley each month, and for no other
magazine.
TERMS OF
Godey's l4ady's Book for 1866.
| From aUhich there can be no Devsatin J
The following are the terms of the Lady's
| Book for 1866 -
One copy, one year, So 10
! Two copies one year, $50
| Three copies one year. $50
| Four CO. lies, one year, IL %
Five copies, one year, and an extra copy to
the person getting up the club, making
six copies, IA 90
Eight copies, one year, and an extra copy
to the person getting up the club, making
nine copies, Il 90
| Eleven copies one year, and an extra copy
twelve copies, . II 80
| o. Ali additions to clubs at club rates.
| &C. The money must all be sent at one time
for amy of the Club
% Canada subscribers must send q cents
additional for each subscriber
| Address, l.. a. Cooley,
N E. Corner Sixth and Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia, Penn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
Dosry Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers his farm Of 100 acres for
sale, situated about IL miles from Cam.
bridge Center. SAID farm Is In good state OF
cultivation. and will keep twelve cows. one pair
Of oxen and one horse, There IL also two sugar
orchards Of 300 trees. furnished with buckets,
spouts and storage. There is a new sugar house
in each with three pans. The stock aud tools
will be sold with the farm This farm Il on q
good road and nea~ to school Any one wishing
10 buy such farm and will apply soon, will buy
If EDWARD HEBB.
csuhridoe Dee 4. lss5. 3tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20

tCkMEi.l, * CO.. uIlsey's Iron building,
ID III Broadway, N. y, have commenced The
email Mauazln, snd Weekly apers. Tor short
periods. tquateily or halt yearly,) at the lowest
searly raes, offering great advantage TO lovers
az literature, who may wish 10 take several pub
urainns Iaying but little money at time.
FuIl narticuiafs in circular tent on Application
20 amy ad,ltess A good agent wanted In every
tOwa. instmasterH a'e 'eques,.u W SUM W.
o'' BLACK NELl. ~ CO..
soe III Broadway. N. Y,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20

Pensions, Bounties. Back Pay, and
Claims, Of all kinds against the
General or State Coz
ernR1eists.
POWERS GLEBD, attorneys at law, Morris
Vile, VT, are prepared to prosecute all kinds
oil claims against the government They have
had larger experience in prosecuting claims for
PENSIONS bountles, &C., during the present war,
Than ar other agents in this part OF the State.
iheir blanks are prepared by an examiner Of the
rehsion oince' anu being correct, applicants are
saved the expense and delay incident to applica-
tlons, and proofs unskiiiully and improperly
made they are furnished with bound copies OF
all the pension bounty and bounty land laws In
force, together with all the decisionr of the Pen.
sion bureau and Attorney general thereon They
charge only the fees established by law
Inc Following are entitled to pensions, viz -
Soldiers wounded or disabled by disease
Widows of all soldiers that die in the service.
children under 10 years of age, If no widow,
Orphan sisters under the age OF l6, if no widow
or children. f.. ..0| w y
Mothers dependent, wholly or in part, on their
sons who die of wounds or disease are entitled
! as above. ''
The 500 bounty is paid in the following order
lst,-to widow, If any living.
2d,-to children.
3d,-if no widow or children living, tothe father
4th, the mother, .A
5th-Brothes and sisters
6th-heirs generally.
Pensions, bounties and all back pay, wheIsu,
due from the state or the Uuited .-tates Is ex
empt from the claims of creditors. soldiers who
serve two full years are entitled to bounty. OIL
diers discharged by reason of wounds received ii
battle are also entitled to bounty whether the,
serve two years not. We are also supplied
with blanks for pensions, whether in the presen
or former wars for daawing their money in Sept
ember and March Call on or address
POWERS d GLEED,
Worthwhile, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
NOTICE.

Ill, persons indebted to tho subscriber will
n please call and settle the same with Orlo
Cady la the subscriber has left town. before
Jan lat 1866, BY needing this request tney
will save themselves trouble and coet
b. r. PETTiNGU.L.
Cadys Falls. Nov. 10. 1895. q.tvn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
All Kinds of Goods
hand as usual at low prices. Please call and
anime. 5 ID, A. GILBERT.


he subscriber will sell at public auction at
h former residence, on Thursday Jan. All
It, ut ~ O'Clock. A. NJ, the following prop.
by To wit one new twohOrse traverse sled,
ls new onc.hor5e traverse sled, one sleigh, two
lnne,,es, two cook stoves. one box stove a lot
\ pipe lot OF blsswooA lumber; also, r. pairs
llies' and mems DoOts aud shoes Of various
.nd', and a lot of household furniture, and
enaker's lasts aud tools. sale positive
sns made known on the day of sale.
B. +. PEfllNGIIL.
A. DwINELL, AuctiUneer.
la1,, -. I.tt. "a. H..p
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
Barry FSasgm for Sale.

4 farm OF 100 acres lying about three miles
N from this village, near the wiswell school
house will be sold at bargain The farm has
q new dwelling-house, good barns and out
buildings, is well watered and fenced and l. OF
excellent soil. A fine wood-lot Is on this farm
and maple trees enough fora sugar orchard.
npply soon TO the subscriber on the premises.
or by letter to ,,,
Hyde Park, Nov. Is, 1868. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20

,ruE snbecioer win remaia In town short
| time Tor III. purpose Of giving moe VINO a,s
,iahts1 "a him il chance settle Their accounts
af,sr he leaves they will be obliged to settle
with an attorney. 49,, wurrr n n
hyde Park. Nov, 81 1867" g
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
For Sale.

THE subscriber having sold his farm will Fell
| the following articles at private sale, viz l
new iron axeltree OK cart.-W. Griawold. maker.
traverse pled, chains, wbihletrees, harrows,
churns. tin pans, cream cans, work harnesses,
&c. &c. also | good pair 3year old steers, per
'''''' "' U. A. WOODBURY..
Elmore, Dec. 9, 1865. .
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20

4 n Il BEST hF THE MONTH LlES--THE LADY'L
/ Friend-devoted to fashion and literature
Beautiful steel engravings, splendid doublesize
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Machines given as premiums. Send 10 cts tor a
sample to Deacon Il Peterson, 2l9 Walnut St.,
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
Eise EeeCebssaer Number
OF
The HERALD Of HEALTH
and
JOURNAL or PHYSICAL CULTURE


CON- AIMS:
Rambling Reminiscences--Out Door Occupa
ountres--lhe Drug De
lusion-Notes oil travel from LondUn--A chpter
and funny poem on church vel lIation-One root
of Dronkeness--A NJ odern Dress--Schoolfoom by
giene and health of Teachers--TobaccO--W alter
Dnnkers--Water w. Liquor for workingmen-
Llvuor and medicine drinking vs.. Letting them
alone-A ques. for social congresses to think OF
Temperance Life Insurance Society icoholic
Medication--Speech of l. N Fowler (the phrenol
ogis) on total aqstinence. A capital speech--Rt-
mttent or Billion tever-Why should the babies
DEER. Golden on lemperance-B Bad Habits
The education OF idiotr-t hid bearing valuable
to moi hers--Geo. 1rask, the tobacco ltrtormer-
Domestic 'cstiences--Foud for Children-And
many other articles.
This journal is the best temperance magazine
printed; contains 4Ogpages of matter on physical
culture and health topics, should be in the hands
of every mother who would rear her children to
robust manhood, every studenn who would pre-.
serve his health, every invalid wuo would be led
away from dependence on drug and quack med.
icines to dependence en- Natures remedies, air,
food, clothing, s.eep and wise hygiene,
| 1sRAls--One copy one year. Sl.5U: A copies,
S. 10 codi IS, $40; single nos. 10 cts. The Nov.
and Dec nos. free to new subscriber who sub
scribe now Address MILLER, WOOD Il co,
No II Daight Street, New-York
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ow is the time to subscribe for the
NEW YORK MERCURY.

as it will commence the neYyear Of 1866 with a
magnificent posthumOus novel frsm the pen oil
The late Prof, j. ii. lkGRAGAa author OF The
Danclng Feather, f" ''I1nce of the House Of Da-
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lul powers in fiction have never been surpassed
by any living wliler), entitled
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n UNTNELLt AUUIIWHtEI
.a1y's Falls, Dec. | i, 1865. +w3
LUTHER CAMpBELL,S, ESTATE.

LUTHER CAMPBELL'S, ESTATE.
! NV subscribers, having been appointed by the
1 Hon Probate Court for the District Of la
ale, commissioners to receive. examine and ad
NJ all claims aud demands Of all persons agains
be estate nj Luther ampbell. late OF iiydqpal
\ said district, deceased. represented insol
'lt an the term of six nc nths from the ION
~ Of Dec. 1865. being allowed by said conrl
The creditors Of saIl deceased, to exhibit ana
ove their respective claims before ~ Give no.
pee, that we VIII attend to the duties Of ou' ar
Riatmnt at the dwelling house Of ihe late
7'h Campbell. IN IIydepark in said District,
N the "a Monday oi .lannary and May next. at
|o clock in the forenoon III each Of said days.
IRA HERRICK Commi..
NOAH BOYNT0N, sioners.
a IVda parl na. IA IQ..E Ava
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
Cooks Sugar Evaporation

TIME farmers of this County and vicinity can
\ he supplied with this excellent Evaporation
bv the subscriber at Stowe, VT, on very reaso-
able terms. This is the .H..1.r l.r
B EST E ~ p o r. TOR
in use, and is the only one that will
Evaperatc Running Stream
and what is more, 1t will save one-haif in time
and fuel. DAN. LANDON.
Stowe, Dec. g. 2S65. SINS
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ELLIOT AUgTiN,s ESTATE

- ATE OF VERMONT. | In Probate Court hold.
moiiLE nIsrRtcT. IS. en- at Johnson In and
aid district, on the 18th day of December
81 lssS.
5e"e A. Hall administrator on the estate Of
~ not Austin late of John .on. in sail District
ea'ed presents hi. almini itraiion account
!. settlement wheeupnn u l. ordered that
IN tame l., iefeind % he sih ffy ef Janu-
Y next. at the Prrbaie Ofnce IN johnson for
animation and allowances and That oil con.
20 ned he notified hereof. by the publication of
/ Y, order In The Iampile Newsdealer printed nj
ioi'ae Park. III ee weeks encceszivelr ~ snon ~
LII " be that thsy HRy appear and ~ said time
~ place, " they see cause Object thereto.
"a BY order 7 court.
"a 'Ss Attest. j. I. GLEED. Register.