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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-18
WILLARD 8 NAKIIN, )
Plaiuheld, Aug. 18th. A. D. 1863. 1912

JOHN Q. CURRIERS' EsTATB.--The
- subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
bic Probate Court for the district of ashington COM
ami demands Of all persons, against the estate OF
John O. Currer late OF Montpelier ia said district de-
ceased, represented insovent, and the term Of six
lowed by said court to the creditors Of said deceased
to exhibit aud prove their respective claims before
Give notice. that we will attend the duties OF
appointment at the rooms OF the First National Bank
in Montpelier in said district, the LIST day OF Deem
Der and let day Of February next At O'clock in the
afternoon on each OF eaid days.
r. RICHARDSON, l. g.
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TgpRGrrs Beornnns, Proprietors

Sold in Montpelier by Wood, Bixoy 81 Co.
and by druggists everywhere. 63;75:daw
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G. A. RICHARDS.

90 Warrington street Boston, the wholesale agent
f'r John Robert Dunster Of London. Their cd l..
d. Gu Is the best gin sold in the American market.
Oct bottle Of yoar apoheeary and u is not 70
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A true COPY Of record. Attest,
7O;72 I R MERRILL, Judge
a "; So 22p' u '''0'' 4 TR MERRILL, Judge

NATHANIEL NJ. EDSO IS rs FATE.
' The Subscribers having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washing
ton Commissioners to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate OF
Nathaniel NJ Edson ate Of Plainhed 10 said district
de ensed represented nsolveat aud the term OF six
months from the s;h day Of August 1853 being allow
ed hy said Court the creditors OF sad deceased 20
exhibit aud prove their respective claims before Us
Give notice that we will attend TO tho du les - our
appointment At the dwelling house Of widow Fanny
Eison in Paiufeld 10 said District on the last Tues
days Of September sud January next at ten O'Clock,
in the forenoon each Of said days.
WILLIAM II FOsS I conn,,s
WILLARD MARTIN, :
Pl,inAeld. Aug. 18th. A. d. 1865 70:72
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One Flag, One Destiny I

OHU rug, Uhe Destiny
This is the m'to Of Government; and lie ohampi.
Grant and Sherman written In words Of Ere on
the battle cloud. In the Meantime. throughout the
whole land
CHRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE
is winning its silent Victories changing rebeous reds
grays and FELLOWS into rich blaohs and browns and CON
verting in moment, unsisbtiness into beauty.
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BEL BSTER'S ESTAT II
EAThe subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
commissioners TO receive examine and adjust al
claims and demands q all persons against the estate OF
represented insolveut. and the term OF six months
from the 9Th day Of July 1868, being allowed by said
Court the creditors OF said deceased to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notos
that will attend to the duties Of appointment
at the dwelling house of Allen Perry 10 Cabot in said
District the last Saturdays of August and Deoem-
her next at O'Clock in the forenoon each OF said
days. BENZ. F. SCOTT, (co,@
CALEB FISHER, oo""
Cabot July l7th A ID. 1865
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FAkMERs AND HOUsEKEEPEis should reeol-
leet that hundreds Of dollars worth Of Grain, Pro-
,i u.s. Se are annually destroy ed BY Rats. Mice Apts,
and other insects aud yermin-al of which eau be pre-
vented by few dollars worth Of :" CostHrs" nat
teach, Ant, &c KateTminator bought and used freely
Grso in MONTY eier, w., BY n. Brown
69d, VIA
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ig- Here is subject for picture: In a
pretty country studio, seven miles from
Fontainebleau, a gentlewoman was at work
on a sultry day last week; dressed as
French ladies', who happen to be artists,
usually dress, in blouse and petticoat.--
The gentlewoman was Mdlle Rosa Bon
heur, and she was painting cattle and
grazing ground. Suddenly the door Of her
studio was opened, and without announce
ment of any kind bright and charming
woman entered the room, threw her arms
round Mdlle Rosa's neck, and clasped q
ribbon round it, from which depended q
little cross well known in France. The
charming visitor was the Empress Eugene.
Mdlle Bonheu had not heard word of
this visit or of this decoration being in
tended for her; and she sat down on low
stood and enjoyed good cry, while the
Empress chatted with her about her paIettes
her pencils, and the delightful trifes of her
art. Certes, the Empress Eugene knows
how to enhance graceful act by the add
ed grace Of doing 1t well.-d1atEenonm.
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that the masses will eventually become

THAT the masses will eventually become
more loose in the hands of monopolists
and politicians; that the Government is too
strong for freedom; that the designs of the
original founders of this Government have
been frustrated. They argue that it is
easier to avoid than to contend, and that
| as many generations must pass before free
dom can be re- established here it is better
for the disconnected to found new repub-
| lie than war with the established order of
| things here. ..--
Accordingly they recommend the pur-
chase of sufficient territory In some tnyit-
| ing region and the establishment OF re-
public.
The Constitution will be debated and
determined on, the country selected and
purchased and amicable relations made
| with surrounding nations, before starting.
Plenty of capital is said to be forthcom-
| inq.
A new gold country, with temperate eli
| mate and rich soil, Is spoken of, but not
determined upon.
Powers of the proposed Government will
be aim ost confined to the administration of
Justice and treaty-making with foreign
nature.
The movement as yet Is but in embryo.
The character Of its inceptor, however,
promises that it will soon be developed in
to reality.
Government takes first possession of
Fords Thea re tomorrow. Everything
| is packed for removal.
Government pays rent until February,
and If Congress then makes no approprla-
ton to purchase it, it will be returned to
Ford. ..n. .... -s.=.f s.-- -,. en-
Both Houses of the New Hampshire
| Legislature have passed bill taxing in
| come on Government bonds rs per cent.
and it is now law.
New York, July 19.-It is whispered in
private circles here that the Government
| is maintaining q much larger army of oc-
| cupation in the South than is generally
| believed.
Regiments which have returned home
on furlough have been ordered out again
| New YORK, July 20.--The army of occu-
patton in the South now consists of about
400 900 men, of whom about half are ef-
fective. This is reliable.
Fifty thousand widows are pensioners Of
the Government. r.r.f
The newspapers are discussing free trade
The Tribune is opposed to oil arrests.
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THE BATON ROTGE ADVOCATE.
Tri- Weekly and Weekly.

It 10 announced TO the old friends and patrons
land the public generality of the BATON ROUGE
ADVOCATE, that its publication will hortIy be
resumed, the first number to appear on Tue8ddy'
the 1st Of august 9eest, and to be issued Tri-
Weekly and Weekly from that date uttil the
resumption Of the Daily and Weekly-as before
the war.
Subscriptions will be received at Coll Matts's
old stand, on Main street, at the following rates
TRr WEEKLY. & 10 Per annum in advance.
WEEKLY 1" %
ADvERTsNG..1 30 per square hrst insertion.
rs ca n subsequent.
Half yearly or yearly contracts made with adj
vertisers.
JoB-CFFIcE and BooK-BNpERT will soon be- re-
established, and orders respectfully solicited, for
which cash will be required.
All transient advertising, cash. Ffs'
The policy of the ADVOCATE will be TO restore
the State Of Louisiana 10 her original relations.
with the Federal Union under the Constitution
1t will support those in authority who are hon.
sstly STRIVING to replace the affairs of the State
into the hands Of the people Of the State, and
none others.
Our friends are respectfully invited to forward
their subscriptions2ead advertisements immedi-
ately-to my address. l..
j. WI. TAYLOR.
BAT5S ROUGE, July 19, 1865.
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state OF Loulslana--parlsho Of East Baton

State OF LOuisiana--Parish0 Of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court--No. 312,
Phorestine Trahan, Wife, VS.. Henry V. Babi +,
Husband.
THIS case having been regularly assigned for
l. trial, the came was taken up on the day fixed
and the Court having heard the arguments Of
counsel, and the law and the evidence and tho
same being in favor of the aintif and against
Defe ndant 1t Is therefore ordered. adjudned and
aecreed, that the community of acquits and gains
existing between the parties be dissolved be dis
solved, and that the Plaintiff, Phorestne Trahan,
Wife, be separated in property from her said Hus-
baud Henry v. Babin, and that she be directed
to resume the exclusive control Of her psrapher-
nal property, free from the control and Influence
Of her Husband. .r.tt .-s-
1t In further ordered and decreed that the
said Phorastine Traiau, " fe, do have jud gment
against and rec pver Of the Defe ndant, ltenry
hgbin. her husband, the sum Of seven thousand
three hundred and tWenty-one '0.l00 dollars,
with five or cent interest from the institution Of
this suit until psid and that her privilege acit
mortgage on Nil his property be recognized and
attach as e. lows to wit: On the Gum of five hun
dred and nine d liars from the Is h day of June,
1889. on tbs um of one hundred and twenty
I've dollars from the 18th of January, lS47, on
the sum of one hundred and twelve 46 100 do
lars ftom the same date, on the sum OF Ell h. hun
dred and twenty nine GA 100 iollars from the 20
day If Feb. 1862, on the sum Of sew enteen hundred
and twenty dollars from the Goth day of January.
1857, on the sum Of two tn, usand, four bu dred
dollars from ths u st of January. 1858 aud on
the sum of sixteen hundred and twenty-five dol
lars from the 9TH cay Of May, 1858, and that said
Defendant be condemned to pay costs of suit.
Done, ad and signed in open Court, this 2lst
day of July, A. D., 1855. --.- Ua
[signsd,l II, 7. P0sEY,
Judge Fifth District Court.
true COPY of the original on file in my Office.
July Gath, 1865. JOS. NEPHLER, Clerk.
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Coon MERCANTILE CoMBlNATroN.-Mr.
S. M. ASHER and Mr.. D. DAVIDSON notify
their friends and the public at large
through their respective cards, which see },
that they are pursuing their old mercantile
avocations together on Lafayette street.
We solicit for these gentlemen liberal
share of the public patronage, feeling
assured that their merits entitle them
10 such. Mr.. AsHER is one of the old
"stand by's" in our community. and the
people have long since learned to appre-
ciate his clever and accomm odating dispo-
sition. May he soon find himself flourish
ing in tho business he has resumed.
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LEGAL NOTICES

State of Loulsfana~-Fnsish OF East Ba ton
kouge--Fifh Judicial District Conrt--In the
Matter of the Succession of Samuel G. Guy, de-
ceased-No. Cos.
TTHEREAs, A III. Dunn, Of said Parish, has
w this day fled in said Court an application
praying to be appointed Administrator of the
above succession.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested,
to show cause tif any they havel, within ten
days from the FIRST publication Of this notice,
Why said application should not be granted.
Witness my hand and the impress of the seal
of said Court this 26th day OF July. A. D., 1865.
julyH-pd JOS. NEPHLER, Clerk.
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IA L..
Appointments by Governor Wells.

city # Baton Rouge.-S. M. Hart, Jo-
Beph Larguier, A. Delaroderie. L. L. Lay
cock, II. r. Monteith, ID. G. Mon.an, Sc
lectmen, nominated by the Mayor, and ap-
pointments confirmed by the Governor.
Parish Of Ea8t Baton Rouge. Henry L.
Wolfe, Notary Public.
Parish Of OrleanS John McClelland,
Constable of Fourth JUSTICES Court, vice
Eugene O'SulIivan.
Charles B. Lang, State Tax Collector for
the Third District, vice Thomas Hart.
Parish OF Pointe GoUpee.--A. Bondy,
Notary Public.
Parssh Of Wea Felieiana. Frederick
Fisher, Justice Of the Peace.
Parish of East Fslicidna.-Thomas r.
Eoone. Notary Public, d. A. Toadvine,
Constable.
ParasA Of N0rehouss. VIM. McFee, Just
ice of the Peace and Notary.
PaTash Of 50. Bernard. Philogene Jorda,
Clerk, vice John S. Tully, resigned.
Parish of a9ueDasaes.--Victor Reaud,
Sheriff. vice Robert johnson. resigned.
Parish Of Ber0ille. John Marcot, Justice
of the Peace and Notary Public.
States abroad. Charles Nettleten, Com
missioner, New York City.
". J. Waterman, Commissioner, De-
troit, Michigan.
.Ino. L. Andrews, Commissioner, B oston.
Parish 9f 0adchita,-Justices of the
PeaceP. g. Sheppard, Moses II. Butler,
X. d. Biossman, Charles Delery, W. s.
Grayson.
Parish Of Raptdss.-Justice of the
Peace Il. M. fitzpatrick.
Notary Public P. H. Cavanagh.
Parish At YermilJton.-Constable Fourth
Ward Eugene Meaux.
ASSESSOR D. Dupuy.
Parish Of 50. 1fdrtia.- Constable
fred Gradengho.
Notaries Public-A. Coudroy, valsin
Buliard.
Justice Of the Peace-V alcry Thibo.
deaux.
Constable-Alex. Guibbeau.
Members of City Council. of Bresus
Bridge-Ome Martin, H. Corneau, JOSEPH
Collier, Alfred Patin, Alex. Estilette.
Parish Of OrleGas-N otar(es Public
Prosper Camus, Eusebe Bouny.
STATE Of Pennsylvania. = Commissioner al
Philadelp hia-Charles II. 7. Hollis.
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CRESCENT CITY STEAM TOBACCO WORKS.
The attention Of everybody who deals in
or makes use Of ''the weed, )" is invited to
the card Of Messrs. MAYER q Brothers,
Tobacconists of New Orleans. Manufac-
tured tobacco in every variety and guam
tity may be had of them on as reasonable
terms as those Of any similar establish
ment in the South.
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COM NJ E r CIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, Wednesday Evening, July

NEW ORLEANS, Wednesday Evening, July %.
CoTTos.-Demand limited: Ordinary is
quoted at 2S@30c.; Good Ordinary 500
$50; Low Middling 36@38c.; and Mid
ding 40@42c.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Market I'M
changed. Sugar in snail lots sold at 1Sc.
for Fair Louisiana; 74s[c. for Fully Fair;
1910. for Yellow Clarified; 14c. for Cuba,
and l5c, % fb for Prime.
WESTERN PRoDUoE. Stocks light and
prices firm. 100 bbls. fine Flour were sold
at CT IS % Dbl; 200 sacks Oats at zoe. u
bushel, and lis bales Of Hay at $50 y ton.
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FIN A NCIAL.

NEW ORLEANS, Wednesday Evening, July &c.
GoLD.-Market firm, general quotations
1469@l4711.
EXCHANGE unchanged say
* discount. Good sight on New York
freely offered at "a to 2 per cent discount;
five and ten days sight 214@2lc. discount;
sterling at the bank counters Isl; francs
8.7T1S; outside sterling las to lat and l48.
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To CANDIDATES. Candidates for Office
need occasionally to be reminded that we
insert no announcements, unless accom-
PANIED with the printers fee Of $40. We
have on hand goodly number of names
which have been left at our Office to be
announced in the foregoing connection,
but until our old. established rates are
complied with, the parties concerned can
not receive the benefit Of standing an
nouncement IN our columns.
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MERCANTILE CARD AND CrRoULAE.-We
would call the attention of planters and
tradesmen to the Mercantile Card and
Circular of Messrs. ST. MARTIN 81 MA
LARoHER, of New Orleans, which appear in
our advertising columns this day.
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To the Honorable REUBEN T. PosEY, Judge of the
Filth Judicial District Court, held Ia and for tho
Parish Of East Baton Rouge:
The petition of William Bogel and William
Maj khan, of said Parish, Testamentary Executors
OF the Estate of Mary 2eralda Bogei, deceased,
late of said Parish, respectfully representative
they herewith Ale their first provisional account
Of said estate, with vouchers thereto annexed for
homologation. They also pray that legal notice
be given of the filing Of said account according to
law, and that after all legal delays, the said ac-
count may be homologated and made the Judgment
Of the Court. Also, that George A. Pike, OF said
Parish, Undertutor of the Minor, Stella D. Bogel,
be notified of the filing of the same, and as in
duty bound, your petitioners win ever pray, &c.
[signed,l WIN; B09Eh,
Test. Executors.
Baton Rouge, July lst, 1865.
Let public notice be given, according to law, of
the filing of the within account, and that George
A. Pike, Uudertutor to the Minor, Stella Bogel, be
notified Of the fling of the same.
f5igned,l JOS. NEPHLEh, olerK'
july 1lth, 1865.
CLERKS OFFICE, East Baton Rouge Parish.
A true copy of the original petition on file In
nv office. JOS, NEPHLER,
iulvZO Clerk.
="
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State of Loulsiana--Parisho of East Baton
Fifth Judicial District Court.-In the matter Of

State of Lorslsiana--Parish of East Baton
Fifth Judicial District Court--In the matter of
the succession. Of Rodolph Umbehagen, decd,
No. SOC, Probate
WHEREAS, Henry II. Umbehagan, has filed in
w said Court an applicat on praying for the
Administration of the estate of Rodolph Umbeha-
gen late of said Parish, deceased.
Hotice is hereby given to al persons interested,
to show cause iii any they can within ten days
from the first publication of this notice. why Bald
application ssoud not be granted
Given under nay hand and the seal of said court
this 18th day of July, A. D., 1865.
july27-pd JOS. NEPHLER, Clerk.
State ofLouisiana-Parlsho of East Baton
kouge---FIfth Judicial District Court--Eliza
Loudon, Wife, vs. Alexander s. Denham, Hus-
band,
TNHIs case having been this day taken up for
L trial upon issue joined, and 1t appearing to
the Court that tire Plaintiff has clearly made out
her case by the law, and the evidence adduced.
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed,
that the Plaintiff, Eliza Loudon, Wife, have judg-
ment against and recover from her Husband, Al
e8ander 8 Denbam, Defendant, the sum Of One
Thousand Six Hundred Dollars, with legal inter
terest from the 10th day Of July, 1865, and costs
OF suit and that Plaintiff be decreed to have le-
gal mortgage on all the property belonging to the
Defendant, TO date from the 23d of October, 1860,
to satisfy this judgment.
Il is further ordered, adjudged and decreed,
that the community Of acquits and gains here to-
fore existing between Plaintiff and Defendant be
dissolved, that Plaintiff be separated In property
from her said Husband, and have again the free
adm nistraton of her Estate, and that this judy
ment be published in public Gazette as the law
requires, - .--.,.--. 4. ..... - ~ .
Done, read and signed in open Court this 2lst
day of July 1855, ,-.
fSigned,l .... r. 7. P0sEY,
Judge Fifth Judicial District
A true copy. .@ July 25th. 1865
july29-3t JOS. NEPHLER, Clerk
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~ FANCY AND STAPLE Dry GooDs, Doors,
SHOES, HATS, &C. Our town is getting to
be again well supplied with every grade
and variety Of merchandise. Mr.. M.
BLOCK, on the corner Of st. Ferdinand and
Africa streets, has q first-rate assortment
Of the articles mentioned above, to which
no respectfully calls attention, as per adver-
tisement. Give Mr.. Block call, "pay
your money and take your choice"
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NFw VARIETY eToRE.-Our friend, DA-
vID F. REyhoND, has recently opened on
Third street, one door north of the Theatre
Building, a fine assortment of Fancy
Goods, Stationery, Crockery and Tin Ware,
Shoes, Hats, Hosiery, Toys, &C., to which
public attention is respectfully asked.
We hope he may be greeted with many
calls and good run of patronage. See
his card. -
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For. SHER.IEE

Messrs. Edit0rs-P Please announce lei. v.
BABIN, Esq, as a candidate for Sheriff Of
The Parish Of East Baton Rouge at the APP
preaching Election.
juIy25~pd. MANY FRIENDS.
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say We are authorized to state
that Henry w. Hyams, Esq. has not
been appointed, as has been stated,
Director Of the Citizens Bank, Of this
city.-Nea0 Orleans Picayune Esd
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sUBsCRTBERs' BOX.

For the better accommodation Of our
country subscribers at present we have
arranged box at our office, in which
their papers will be regularly placed and
whence they can receive them when called
for.
This arrangement viii work convent
emily for all as soon as custom shall have
rendered it familiar.
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% "a retired planter" urges the
introduction of Chinese labor for
cotton plantations.
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New YoRk, 23.--A scheme for establish
ing new republic is now on foot among
those who are discomfort with the United
States.
nave seen manifesto letters and know
the names of their authors, but at present
am under a pledge of secrecy.
Ihey VIII soon make themselves known.
A public meeting will be called and ad-
dresses made.
Strange to say, the majority of the trait
ors are Unionists. They commence bv ds-
claripg that taxation is incompatible with
freedom, and that it will, and has ALREADY
and must still more influence and change
the face Of society in the United States :
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!. vi. Mason gone to Canada West
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Additional by Telegraph from the North

A Scheme fer New RepubIlc--Ths
Names OF the Traitors withheld for
the Presenf-They are Chiefly Union-
lsts-Thetr characterization In
compatible with Ereedom-asovern-
ment Takes Possession of Ford's
Theatre.
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Bishop of Baltimore and Mrs. surratt,
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Indictments and Trials---P0lscy
Towards Gem. Lee and Others.
Pardon Of Gov. Perry Of South Carolina

Expected Address from Belts Urging
Negro Suffrage as the only Condition
OF Virginia being Admitted.
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BY TELEG RAPH
NORTHERN DATES OF THE 18th

GOLD 43-COTTON At.