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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-05-17
STATE OF vERMONT-Distlict OF

GTATE OF VERMONT'-Distiic Of
~ Addison, ss.
BE 1t remembered that Probate Court held Mt
Middlebury, within aud for the District Of Addi-
SON on the 9Th day Of MAY A. D., 1865, VIM.
X. Remelee and Stephen W. Remclee executors Of
the last will and testament of
SAMUEL RENiELTE,
late Of Cornwall. in said District, deceased, pro
sent their petition to this court praying for license
10 sell all The real estate of said deceased, represent
ing that it would I've for the interest Of all persons
interested in said estate that the same should bc
sold aud the proceeds of such sale approp lated
arceably to the provisions Of said will II is there.
upon ordered that said application be considered
by this Court at a session thereof to lie held at
the probate office In said Middlebury, on Thurs
day. the LIST day of June next.A. D., Q86j,) at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice thereof DO
given to all persons interested, that they may app
pear aud make their objecti' ns ii any they may
have to said license being granted as aforesaid, by
publishing certified copy of this order in the Midi
dlebury Register-a newspaper printed at said
Nliddlchury--three weeks successfully previous to
the time Of said court.
CALVIN G.. TILDEN, Judge.
A true copy from the records
7;3w Attest, c. q. TlLDEN Judge.
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U. s. 500 Six per cent.
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LES than $500, OO0,O 10 of the Loan authorized
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Mat M coaa|eraJie amovm jegond tie prescott series
rW b. o9troa 10 the poJfc.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
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d L Il d
u ANK UF VERGENNES.

ID May 18TH 1865.
ing Of the Stockholders of the Bank ct Nergennes
duly warned and holden at their Banking House in
Nergcnnes, the 81 inst. it was unanimously
voted hv said 5 Stockholders that said Bank should
become a National Association for carr, ing ON the
business Of Banking under the laws of The United
States: and the Directors have procured the writ
ten icOnsent of the owners of two-thiris Of the
Capital Stock Of said Bank to make the .,.iicate
required therefor by tic laws Of the United States.
1wi ii. G.. HORTON. Cashier.
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EOVERNMENT AGENCY, AND
" Designated Depository of the United States
and Agent OF Jay Cooke for the sale of $40 U.
s. Notes JOHN a. CONANT, President,
LORENZO BIXBY, Cashier.
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In addition TO our main business of PHOTOGRA.
PitlC MATERIALS, we are Headquarters for the
following, viz:
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MANUFACTURERS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL
Wholesale and Retail,
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CHRONIC DISEASES

claim our principal attention. In addition to the
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Lewis
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

the streets tomorrow. Even little sha
vers must be shut up. a.
AS the Legislature has given us
King. won't it be kind enough to bride
him with a Queen? .isE88I
Now, when two of the leading papers
of the metropolis of New England trea'
the " high constable" and his deputies
thus, what is the use and where is the
wisdom of forcing King upon Boston
None whatever. Repeal the liquor law
repeal the smoking law, and leave the
great question of the observance Of the
Sabbath, to the natural disposition o.
man to honor Gods day. 40 38
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BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
X COMP AMY.
~ STEAMER "EOLUS,"

NopF0I,K AND PORTSMOUTH TO FORT MONROE
EAsTERN SHORE, MATHEWS COUNTY,
GLOUCESTER AND YORKTOWN.
% 5cARRTINfI THE UNITED STATES MAID.
ma New and Fast Steamer "E0LUs, captain l.
MoC.RRIcK will commence her regular trips to the above
nam ed nIaces on the 9th SEPTEMBER.NA
This Steamer will leave the Government har NOT
folk. DAILY, at 81 and Portsmouth at O'Clock A. M
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
W. TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
far Mathews and Gloucester counties aud Yorktown'
touching at Old Point going and returning on eacn m
This Steamer connects With the baltimore steam
Packet CompaDy's Steamers "L0UISfANA'rand ABE,
| LAIDEp for Baltimore, and the steamers IhoAao
cOLIYERn and "CITY or RICHMOND" for City POINT
| and Richmond. ~ =, +. il..t VI ~ n, ,..or
Through tickets sold on this Steamer TO Baltimore,
CITY Point Richmond and her conneetons.n.ts
This Steamer is especially adapted 70 inc sefyce III
which she has been engaged, being very tst tha'ins
made the trip in 13 hours less than any steamer on M
route) having Fine Accommodations and is noted US an
avceJient Sea Boat and win make her trips regardless o'
| the weather. f't $40 e.h. c.aap,
freight or passage apply to the clerk OF the stea
i err or at the Office of the Company 'f 10
L. lst..-t ..--- + h: gr sr IN.
Fare to Old Point 'o''
Fare to Mathews, Gloucester, Yorktown anu q, en-
Cherrvstone. '..''''' ~ "
| Fare from CherTystone, Mathews anu uiooeef a 90
ter counties and Yorktown to l'altmore".'"' m 40
l Richmond..... o0
/ u haz fag flehiifa l5a THUS IL. Ehn,
sepl6-tf 4at5s Il te iig5t- ael - I'D ri hse"'
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L. H. CHANDLER, Proctor for kibellant. oct2l ::
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA R

1 hisTRICT on VIRGINIA: Y ri ~ ~
BENJAMIN g. Tubnan and ieis# Ass9Hs &a4 ~.
~ Eugene Tubinan, CO.. .#is
partners, &c, {5sf #s III Aui'iiai'
against -
The Steamer Pocosn, her ltla43s aA9Ht th'A
tackle, apparel machine ~ -
ry and furniture, In cause OF Conuaet, "o:
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court OF
the United States for the District OF Virginia. on the go
day of October 1865 by Benjamin g. Tubman and Eu-
gene ubman merchants and coparners doing business
in the city of Baltimore under the name and stye OF
G. Tubnan Co., against the steamer Pocosn (whereoi
james A. sayes, now is or lately was masteI hsr TAG
kle apparel machinery and furniture, aledgng U sub,
stance aThat in the month OF January 1904, said
steamer being then in the port OF BALTIMORE and beng
in need Of provisions and stores the bellants at the re-
quest Of the master Of said steamer furnished TO- ana
r the use Of said steamer the provisions and stores con-
tanned in the schedule hereto annexed amounting 10 tne
sum of $3.50 &c. and that the was furnished at the
prices in said schedule stated That said provisions and
stores were necessary to enable said steamer TO perform
her intended trip or trips and furnished on tho
credit of said steamer. That the master and owners
have been requested to pay the SAID p put nave
10 wholly neglected and refused SO to DO and that the
amount specified in the first article OF this libel ogethef
with interest thereon is now justly due ana OWING 10
beants and that the said steamer now in the port OF
Norfolk said District Now therefore IN pursuance OF
the onon under the seal of the said Court to me dl
rected and delivered do hereby gvepubc notice 70 All
nerons claiming tho said steamer Pocosn, her tackle
pnare machinery and furniture in any manner in
terested therein that they be and appear before the
District Court be held at the Courtroom IN the Ci
HALL in the city of Norfolk, in and for the District OF
Virginia. on the It'll day OF November next, at eleven
o'clock In the forenoon Of that day. provided the same
shall be- day of Observation-Disclosures, on the next
ay Of Jurisdiction thereafter then and there to interpost
their claims and to make their allegations In that behalf
Dated the 23d day Of October, 1860. i
| 'i United States Marshal.
| Jouv r. HALL Proctor for Lbclahts. oct2+-2w
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THE CAT B1RD.--The Cat Bird (Mi-
mus car0iiaiensis) is one of our common
est, and we may add most despised
birds. Whence this hatred to a really
useful bird originally came, we know
not. 1t is easy to explain how the Cat
Bird comes to be hated now. The farm
.er following the, example which his
father set him instructs his son to take
his. gun and guard the cherry tree, as
tellshim, the5birds "steal all his cher
ries, and give him no RETURN" Igno-
rant man sad 1t is for thee not to know
thy best friend The boy, thus instruct
ed shoots every bird that approaches the
| tree In this manner the first seeds of
an ennity that is to spring up in after
| life are planted. The boy takes oppor-
tunity to destroy both the nest and the
4 parent bird herself He grows up to
manhood, and the lessons tbathis father
4 taught him remain in full force. Thus
this hatred to beneficial bird is estab-
lished.
81 III ID wonderful how many Cat Birds
there are, considering how prosecuted
they have been. A schoolboy who will
respect Robins or Blue Birds nest,
will think nothing of destroying Cas-
Birds. Let this persecution be stoPpeu:
! If farmers will only watch the haolts Oh
lCat BlfQS, tHey VIII SEC "I"s
! insectivorous birds in the fullest sense
, | of the term. We appeal to men OIL Juug-
: ment to look after their own interests.
The Cat Bird is familiar and confiding.
\ c,,a ,,taces her nest in the bush that
e rrows beside your door, and relies on
: 1our sense of honor for her protection.
v Very Slight are tie efforts to conceal it.
4 Youare at liberty to know it is there,
!, and YOU may walk by it as often as you
! please without the parent bird caring
hut raise your hand to disturb its con-
tents, and u piteous cry, enough to move
the heart of a stone. assails you. No
bird that we are acquainted with defends
her young better than the Cat Bird.
Il 5,r The Cat Bird is very inquisitive. Seat
yourself near hedge, and the first note
. Won are are sure To hear is that of the
Cat Bird; remain seated there any
: length of time, and her curiosity knows
= no bounds. First she peers on this side
J; land then on that, all the while demand
ing what is your business.
Often have we listened 10 the attempts
L of this bird to sing. 1t can mimic othel
3. birds, but it cannot sing itself. Thers
n L is a certain chatter about its song whicI
s. closely resembles the vivacious CONVEX
t, sation of thorough lady of the world
n The number of insects that the Ca
v, Bird destroys is enormous, and the SINAI
At reward which it claims i'm the shape oil
ne few cherries, is justly due.
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11yHE NEW LINE STEAM Rs


NORFOLK TO FORT MONROE, BALTlMoRf', kloH-
MoND, MATTHEW'S COUNTY AND CHERRfsfoNE'
CARRYING THE GREAT s.4
sm qHARNDE EXPRESS.
The following First Glass; sideWheel steamers with
unsurpassed accommodations, namely -, -Il-r
GEORGE LEARY, CAPT BLAKEMAN,
:, JAS. II. BRADY, CAPT. lands
ing in time to connect with all the early trains.
be- CITY POINT, CAPTAIN TALBOT
MAGENTA, CAPTAIN BAUIslR, -,
Leave for Richmond, DAILY at O'CLOCK a. NJ e'a''
Room furnished FREE Of CHARGE 80 :,
These Steamers all leave from New Line wharf, ioo' Oh
Roanoke and Market Square. Il, !, ,a
Throuah tickets sold for Philadelphia, New YORK. ana
oil the principal cities West. Passengers ana pggage
from boat to cars free Of ro ohargs and
| The Steamers all touch at iuiti 'u' e'
For any information regarding Freight or Passage, o.
securing State Rooms in advance apply a. me ,pse VI
| the wharf. H. ". lo"i 49, a..
/ saDQ-n 1Aee.s.
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LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA,
" DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, s. s. E
Andrew Weigand In Admiraiy

Andrew Weigand stH In Admiralty
4 against s4z j F8#4 E55# - -
The Steamer Pocosin, her
machinery, tackle, APP sEt4e 80
parel and furniture. Libel in a cause OF wages &C.
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court Of
the United States for the District of Virginia. on the I'D
day of October, 1865, by Andrew Weigand, iibellan
against the Pocosin her machinery tackle, ap
parel and furniture alleging, in substance Thet on or
about the day Of 1867 the sala steamer "a aoeo
A. Saves being the MASTERY and being designed for SER
vice the high seas, and within the 1'ix ana renax
thereof and within the admiralty and maritime ursdlc
ton of this Honorable Court no. the said james A.
Saves did hire the beant to serve engineer on board
the said steamer at the rate of per month, and ac
cordngly on about the = day of - the liheilan
entered into the service OF said steamer IN me
That the said engaged in the service OF the
Government of the United States, running from Fort
Monroe various points on chesapeake Bay anu else,
where and that your beant remained on beafa untii
on or about the 10th day of November, 1851 when ne
WIS discharged without being paid and that there
now due him, wages, the sum OF one hundred ana
thrty-nine dollars and interest from said date Thai
your beant although he has often requested payment
OF the said amount has not received the same and thai
the said steamer is about to depart from this port an.
remove beyond the jurisdiction OF TINS Honorapie
That your beant we'll and truly performed his duty OF
hoard said steamer and is entitled to the SAID last named
amount Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monitor
under the seal of the said Court to me directed ana ae
| lyered do hereby give public notice TO- all Person
claiming the said Pocosln her machinery TAG
apparel and furniture in any manner interested there
in that thew be and appear before the said District Cor
III he held at the Courtroom in the City Hail. in the city
of Norolk in and for the District of Virginia. on the It'll
dnv of November next eleven O'clock in tho forenoon
Of that day. provided the same shall be gay OF lnrlsdc
tionoherwse, on the next day OF thereai
ter then and there to nterpse their CLAIMS anu " max
their allegations in that behalf al ~ - ~
L pa' "i 'ne - -'f N'' = JOHN UNDERWOOD, 8
/ oTi RHg tFieiE-4.f lfiaA limited States Marshall
l IT rua ar Iibellunt.
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re TAR, rs are supplied with every luxury the mar
-. cord and eoual to frstclass hotel fare; and not
itbsandng the superior advantages offered to the pup
lie In point Of elegance comfort safety and speed 'he
fares are as low as by any other line
Tbev connect with the elegant New Line OF steamers
Cor Newbern Edenton, Plymouth and all other points
in North Carolina. u.... "a boo
gage handled free of charge a.. .hrs
They navigate the Jamesrver entirely IN the Ssy sn"s
affording passengers time Tor seeing sns w
EXCURSION TICKET to baltimore ana hichn'o"' Nv
reduced rates. -. a,.o.,. ;no for
of The most superb and fast Steamers OF the HUDSON
river to run on the james river, and intend 70 maxi
their Line the permanent institution OF Noriok' Anu,
sratefu for the very large share of patronage they
have already received, request continuance OF .he
public favor. H. '. IoMfhH,o, 49, d. b,
A. W. SHAW Supt New Line Steamers. sep1o-z"
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NJ o t I c E .

nj OF G E 5fst m
on and after this date the freight on all Goods Wares
Merchandise, &C. shipped by the BALTIMORE Steam Pseke
Companys Steamers to NorfoiR od folnt, wy t ~
ami Ric6mond can be made payable at destination "a
shippers or owners desire IT, - :, -r,,,, -.
aug 2--H lHos. ~. HDnf ns'""
Old Dominion copy.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE NORFOLK posi-

Offers the best terms to ApyER1sEsS and it's prices will
a,yavs correspond with the general advertising in
other cities. i = = .t5s - 9 t1 g
Txv,rp4rSss or less will constitute asqasfs-
For single insertion per square ONE DOLLAR Will be
CHARGED and for each subsequent insertion TWENTY
FIVE CENTS
Merchants, Auctioneors and all Others who advsrh'
regularly and occnpy onefomh of column or more can
make specia terms and will receive liberal deduction
business Cards. DOLLARS per month or FIFTY DOE
LARS per year. - i .lsa $3.50 =,
All transient advertisements payable in advanoe-aii
others monthly.
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GEO. UINEY, N0WDeIn, N " -. ----7 2
"OR NEWRERN independent

NOR NEWBERN Independent
line of steamers will run between Norfolk Roanoke
Iand and Newberp touching at all intermediate and
ipssconnectng at Newbern with Railroad for all points
in the interior Of North Carolina steamer Viii vMW
NEsDAY and FRIDAY, on arrival Of the baium s1
boats Connecting with the fine and fast Steamer rM
NEND,n Leonard Master Returning, ,upan.V "a
FRIDAY on arrival Of Western trains For inr u! par
ticulars apply to u y. Ts, mI =
AS- Old Dominion copy.