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, 1865-02-16
Milwaukee Market.

lsHtt1Al U1sp9Tcu 10 tae Cn1caEo lt1uuHe.l -
MAwAUKEK. wednesday, Feb. Is.
ErA1y-Flour-Msrkc quiet bat crtn. Spring CT
TN aod low grades scarce and very nFm. Receipts oi
wheat 27oo bus Market less flru. Sales Of 5011 bu
No spring In etoro Ut $1.s1K; 90 bu do at $l.4s
s,eco bu do at $lasI{; otoo bu do ut & Ash- Oa'
dali and 1omtnallv lone er. Sales OF No IN store at
SC. Snelled Corn sery dnl1. Barley unchanged.
Iye selling sl,12 on truck; s1ls delivered.
BI1uw1NEs-steady.
DR14 SGD DHcog-Unchangcd.
cA11Lr-Quiet, With better demand ior choice
stock.
TROY. y.srONs-Du!l.
, 1865-02-16
New York Mnrket.


NEW YorE, Wednesday, Feb. Il, 1865.
CoT1oE-1:atheE more active. without any decided
change In pElce-sn4 4i6.c for mtdd1tnx.
FLoEE-state and Western lto better on common
Crtdes. we. better brands are dull At -
extra stste; $1f.10419 q 1or round hoop u 10,
md FL sD9I120 fot trade brands. Market c osInE
qLici, with no stllers Ct common grades at lnsldo
Wnla11--Qniet. Western seeo
GEArE-NGeat quiet and nrsn common RacInc
spring. $2 IL winter red Western, - 10. Rye stcay
-Weslefu, $l.13 to1n dull and keayy-oI Western
quoted At 81 .s8 IN storc Oats dull and nomtnai at
$1lC1l10k for Nettetu.
GEOcxalEs-Cose shade better; Sugar quiet
AuscoFado lT@l1fc. ana Havana at assHe. Moias1es
P1TSoLHrN-Dnl; g for crudo; sseso refined free,
81 Erenucd tn bond.
rEoyla1oss-rerk quiet ard without decided
Change: *a5e@s! is fer new nlcss <t a5s! G21s for
*so fer rtltue aud u for prime mess
also x brls new MT al seller cnh buyers option
FtbrCcry, March and April at 13s55ss. ca. Btei
quiet; CuElberland cut s,&c. Cus Meats steady.
Dressed Hogs Grm at l1dal1Ic for WESTERN Lard nritl
Etl9krSAc: 100 btls for February, sellers option, at
.4c, ind s5s Iris 10 arrive. nil tai7 moash. s3fc
, 1865-02-16
For Throat Disorders and Coughs

: For TlrQNf D1SOfdeTB and Coughs
Browns Bronchial Troches arc offered with the
fnljest confidence in their. efficacy. They have
been thoroughly tested, and naatntaln The good
These Iozenges arc prepared from highly
esteemed Tectpe for a1levia1ing Bronchial Aztec
lions, As.hma, 1oarseueso, Coughs, Colds, and r.
ritatinn or Soreness Of the Throat
Tnb1,c Sneakere and Tocaltsts will find them
bcrcaciel IN clearing the voice before speaking or
eincinr. md relieving the troat after my unusual
exeTiion OF the vocal organs. having q peculiar
Of Fpcccb, Sold at e5 cent? per box. by all dealers
in medicine. Observation-Disclosures
, 1865-02-16
ACorrCction.

!. Please correct statement In your paper Of this
morning in speaking o. a recent decision OF
C.i-f JEstice thcse In the matter Of the Lake
Shore eccreion. The bankruptcy was o7Roocrt
A, Kirdc-rOt John Il. Kinzie-
Very respectfully,
February Is. Jouv 4. EISz1E.
, 1865-02-16

Total foF one year.. 81 900
feceire for the samc period.
The Fourth Ward are In tho Geld raising the
funds accessory TO ccar th1t Ward from the drnGt.
At meeting held on Tuesday evening $40, ,0o0 WIS
raised On The spot, and arrangements made to
ralac $95,M0.
The following table will chow the whole mum
ber to whcm the county bounty has been paid, and
tAcIr distribution among tho towns and wards:
, 1865-02-16

NEW YosK, Wednesday. Feb. Is.
Mox7y-Easy ut 6 per ctpt- -.
GoLD-Unl and lower. opening at aoGA and closing
at 2fiK.
EoyERSNExT sTotXs-Fi1zn and quiet.
SrCks Lower. RI. 17; F. Wayne. 95K; y. II.
M % rf Ssg Csyeand 3, 8 rtttsnnsg@ @ @ = y Is $
iG:5 i. Y. G. IL: o. i 81. Cofrs. TX; sIssonVl g.
s. U. g. 1Q4o Coupons, 1G.A u. s. 6s, 81 Coupons,
, 1865-02-16
LOCAL MATTERS,

De. WHcnnL's TEErHsa Syrup Is so plca:-
eut to the taste that children cry for 1t. Il. Sco
Till, General Agent, 76 Randolph street, Chicago.
febIGK45 ct,
, 1865-02-16
RECRUITING.

Were The Proysst Marshal fully prepared to dis
pose Of recruits rapidly as they are presented,
NC should have been able to say that at least 1s5
men were recruited yesterday, instead OF seventy
nine. When the Provost Marshal clo.ed his doors
asalnet recruits ut o'clock last evening there
we're tuly 10o mcn awaiting opportunity for e1-
aEfnanon. To remedy tins difficulty, We under.
s,and that official proposes at once to increase his
c,eilEal iofce, and from Tomorrow will muster In
~ wao nay be presented us czpcdiuoasly as they
Il The serenity nine: recruited yesterday were u
sEo ooay 9f men physically and able to do the
MrD-eleht months service with Gen. Burnside,
Nas en1iste9 as representative recruit for Alder
ma1 =. =. 4. Holden, who upon Examination, yes
Alonzo c: 1de. -''''''' - '@-' :.
II T4e following is the order OF the Acting Assist
IN Districts thnt are actively recruiting:
"oF1IcE a. A. PEoy. dAR. GEN. h1Mo1s,
.srn1saFlE1p, Feb:-14, 1856.
Pursuant to instructions from the Provost
Marshal General Of the United States, each Dis
utci iroFost Marshal will at once report BY man
e This Office the cecdftion Of recruiting in bis
District; also what progress Is being made in all-
quota Is l{key to be li:d BY such volunteering il
."All the Boards or Enrolment not busI1y en-
p.oyed in examining and mastering recraIts will
at cEcc prepare to commence dralhng.
j." Provost Mcrshals of Districts where recruit
!ng Is not aciTe will report at once by telegraph
the day on which they can commence the DRAFT;
aod Provost Ma7shals OF Districts where many le-
Cruiss arc being received 1otA, should recruiting
siasken, immediately report the TACT by telegraph
stalng the day on which they will be ready to
commence, and will a, once prepare for drafting.
"Dy order OF Lert. Col. james Oekes
"HAEnr G, EaBERT,
"Brevet Msjor U. s. A., Assistant
.. a tue COPY: WN JtHEs, Captain and Provost
: 1he Wnrde and towns were paying $500 ycster-
day to recruits This ia very large bounty for
one years men. The pay Of eo1dier who enlists
70 I'LL tho quota Of Cook county Is about as fo1-
lows:
Regular Government Bounty y...............s 500
Cook County bounty ~. 400
One Year, Mpges. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1g1
T1nthfnW
, 1865-02-16

PooK1r P1cED.-A lady yesterday had her
pocket picked Of k1e while riding In Randolph
street cur.
, 1865-02-16

CHrEcu GCnD.-Thc regular monthly social
r meeting OF the Church Guild will be held at their
!: hall this {1hurray) evening ut II O'Clock.
, 1865-02-16

lxors1mAI HONE FoH HEFEcEEs-An persons
interested In this ASSOCIATION are invited to attend
meeting Of the Young M.ns' Christian Associa-
ton rooms this a.t.ynona at al O'clock.
, 1865-02-16
THE CITY.
TEE DRAFT.
E~Hf y
@S+- q
mcct1nE tlllR EycnfnG-1Scport OF the
Committee Sent 10 Springfield.

Representatives Of the various Ward draft asso-
clatonB and Others interested IN filling the quotas
OF the city, ETC requested to meet this evening in
. the Circuit Court Room, unless come other plsce
should be indicated dcr1ng 10 dug. The commit
tee rent to Springfield to cndeavor to procure a
reduction of the quota, or leave to make new
curollpent, viii positively be on hand and tn.kc
their report The meeting will convene at half
past eesen o'clock. Let there be u full attend
ancc.
, 1865-02-16

~ Paper nane1ncs, Painting, Calciminlng
ard Giazing. at F. T. Rl.by's, g Randolph street.
iaQ11es1i1G,
, 1865-02-16

Auxn1cAH HMANuFAcruHEs!-Those who prefer
to patrorize home labor in preference TO English
goods show good judgement in using the Hadley
Company Spool Thre1d, which Is not oa1y fully
cuust to Coats,< but sold at lover price. 1t Is
for sale 10 The u1de by MCssrs. Hcnt- Barbour &
Hale. Dry Goods tobbers, Nos. 8, S and Lake
ktrcet.
, 1865-02-16

AocmrST-A young NM named Suas MeCon-
Icl had his lcit foot crushed yesterday by being
run ore. ty the cars at the P4t:ebure md Fort
Wayne Depot He We. carelcss1y gettiny upon
the tsair while 1t was s1ow'y moving out Of the
, 1865-02-16

Run ovEH.-Jame5 Dccsctt, son o! widow
lady rcc.dIns at NO. 3 Nadison street vas RI,
orcr by IN express WAGON yesterday; his arm ,r.4
broken. The accident WIS tho result Of reckless
driving by . drunken man. a warrant has becn
iesucd ior his aftrst
, 1865-02-16

FIN. ". SANITARY FAIl-So1EEE--The ladies o.
the Jefferson street n. E. Church will give sup
per md eoclal entertainment for the benefit Of the
Northwestern Sanitary Fair this evening, at tho
Tesidence ol Rty. E. n. Boring, No. go West
Madison atrcet. a cordial invitation Is extended
to al to attend md contribute to this noble enter
pr1ee.
, 1865-02-16

JrnrrR cAucn1.-A chronic bounty jumper
mined Henry Justin was caaehs yesterday :nc
enlisted 1ast fall in the 17ih Illinois C1ralry md
deserted within three d1ps. He is known to have
Jumped t1rcc bounttcs.
, 1865-02-16

: WnlPAT.James Furney requests us to say
to the members Of The Seventh Ward Drais Asso.
eintiun .hat I'll Who have paid hic1 a1y money on
account OF tho Ac-ociation are United to eli on
the Secretary say evc-lug this VIC: K, 91d satisfy
Themselves fh:f shcir names ere correctly entered
on ite hooks. rrd credits viycu.
, 1865-02-16

1Arc4ET.-James u. Emerson. a boy ,econt)y
employed nj the fremont House, was yesterday
charged IN The Police Court With the larceny OF
three Gets Of billiard balls from the fremont hi,
1lrd 1uom. he WIS t.ken before Commiseione,
WiAiame, end by him sent to the Reform School.
, 1865-02-16
ET, HIGGINS.

lA9 CLARK STR15ET,
Immediately put myself under his treatment aud
to my grest Joy anf satisfaction. he stopped the Diar
Shea the first day, Il afteI d.vs treatment ind
myself cured ana Laye not taken . .s.ic OF ms
dicire SEC" co7mepcetl his ttcatmcnt- I may ha
FthlnaFr 9Th. lSe5. j. ". WHITFLGSEY.
fail ifsihn
, 1865-02-16
S5trapeo.

TTRAYED-From the subscriber,
= one large spotted Cow. spotted with eroEn orio-
A. AMI hiic. What yer VIII return sAIt cow me
corner state and TEentY. .sscoaa SIS. tslak'S-t
, 1865-02-16
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARkET.
EeW York IuLcpcndcuf'a QuQfRt{Qna.

[spcclal Dispatch to tho Chicago Trlbunc-1
NEW TrgK, Wednesday ET's, Feb. Is, 1865.
y The 1ndtpenden: OF tomorrow will hare tie fol1o1
ing quotations. orQ1y Goods:
, 1865-02-16

D Members Of tic Second Ward Protective
Association will do we'll TO attend the speech
meeting on Friday evening at ST. Geprce's uu]1.
first page.
, 1865-02-16

AesAuLr.-Geo-ge r. Porter, well known
rough. vas e1ra'sncd In tie Po1icc Court ye.ter-
day, chs-eea With aa s-EanH with deadly wea-
pon upon Hrs. O'Bri:n. The evidence showed
Porter to be b1ut. o: The ti-i w1tcr. and he was
fired S1G3 cnd &C 10, which c Immediately paid,
apparently s.tssf-d 10 gct OF 60 cheaply,
, 1865-02-16

1AncES1.-Charles H Locust, colorcd hoy,
recently employed Mt the Richmond Housc, was
yesterday arrested By officer pratt, charged with
the larceny Of large quantity of clothing from
property was found in his possession. lie was
held IN the sum o. 200 to appear for examination
fn-daY.
, 1865-02-16

RIVER CozMIss1ox.-The committee OF eag.-
ncers appointed to examine md report upon the
best plan for cleansing the Chicago river, are ex-
pectea to p.cscnt their report to the Common
Council on MonCaT evening rex. Another meet
mSuded is decided or.
, 1865-02-16

HMn TO BA1L~-Richsrd Jones, Of African dcs-
cent, was yesterday brought be.orc Justice Brown
upon complsipt Of Henrietta quarry, damscl Of
the same hue, who charged tia. che had loved the
defendant "1f not wisely" at least "too WELL y
The evidence tgbs positive and Jones WAS required
TO tined S150 ball for the support Of his Offspring,
in defau}f of which he was sent to tnil.
, 1865-02-16

the new Baptist Church -edidce at Evanston Will
take place today, beginning al quart:r before 10
In the forenoon. 50 ps to allow persons to return
on the Il o'clock train. Train lcaYes Milwaukee
depot ut Q O'Clock in the morning.
, 1865-02-16

CoxE1EuEn.-colone1 Luther p. Bradley, Of this
city, recently promoted to L Ergae.cs Geucr-l.
ship hss hecn confirmed by the Unttcd States
SCTnlc.
Col. E. D. Osb1ud. also OF this city, has been
confirmed cs Bttgadier Ccacta1 BY bfcyct- We
congratulate these officers upon thcir a"eu mpt,o1
Q{ TIE stats which t1sir eallsntty has won.
, 1865-02-16

BousrT IuurEns-scrceent Joseph Webb re-
turned to Camp Darlington last evening with FIVE
deecrtcrs, amoDg whom were John Eeibe1t and
another known az D1tcl Sam, notorious bounty
tnmEers- They were he-ssly ironcd. Scsge1nt
, 1865-02-16

-Hom. TalKr.-Addisou B1ker was yesterday
arrested by Constable Eosue, upon complaint OF
tho proprietor o. the Buxton uo1te, charged
with the thcct Of several coats, bed covering,
ehawle apd erndry other articles from the House.
md committed TO Jail in delau.: .of $70o bail.
, 1865-02-16

ALMOST AZ xAocIpEsT-Ycstc1dayf the tug Prin-
diy1lIe, lying at the foot OF Dearborn street, ca-
rcened over IN the Ice, and TIE wiser entering
through her cccapo PIPE she cane near sinking,
tho ste amer Long John. She WIS pumped ont aud
IEhtcd.
, 1865-02-16

FOR SALE-Houses and lots on
l. sou,h Side. Three houses md lots on Twenty.
lsuIta st. near Cntumet; one on Michigan At near
hoaees en- Indians av. near rwenty.fonrth sE; new
frame hoases on tarie ytor-th 81. gas,
sixth st. near Calumet NJ; lwo hoases on Twenty
nnsh t. aEe }s1 e en:1nss ead Efds1fs PfsS 60
Wnshlngs on st. fei3k10Sk
, 1865-02-16

WASHINGTON SKA11Ho PAEK--Thfs evening
will be gala night at lhc Washington sakttng
Park for the bcncnt OF the Reuboa Street Mission
6ntbath School. Among tue s;tzacttons will be
the tltlicIons music Of the Sth Veteran Ecsc:vo
CORPS Land, the great o1y-caclum .stcTeoscopto-
con for dissolyl1g views, the celebrated Arn-
bfau Giant, from the Museum, excellent ska;rg
n1d refrcshments The Pa.k should BE- crowded.
, 1865-02-16

PLAYING WITH FlRE.-Thfs M.uon drama, new
to ChIcego, bu1 elsewhere rlpcncd into golden
harvest for nnnagers, ia on the boards at the Na-
scum tl,is week. 1t alounds With comica1 scenta,
witty a'ausiens, cxcruclatius POSITIONS, tortur19=
by~play, md good acting generally The a4as-
house was cramned yesterday afternoon and
evening.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-29
Agricultural.

DEPARTMENT or AGRICUTURE.-The Depart
ment of Agriculture has just completed its ia
bes, showing the condition of the crops on the
LIST day Of August, as reported by its cores
pondents at that time. The harvest had not
been secured, but from correspondence since
then it is believed that the wheat crop had not
received additional injury, excepting perhaps in
Wisconsin and Minnesota, where the rains ex.
tended since the first OF August
The department has Issued another circular,
which will be returned on the LIST day OF Sep
tember, renewing its inquiries relative to wheat
and other crops also to the amount of old
wheat In the country, and when this circular
shall be received information will be more def
mite and complete but it is believed that the
deficit will not be less than now reported.
The table found on the August circulars
shows the following decrease in crops Of 1866
from those of 1864
Crop of 1864 Bushels 100, sos 1913. Esti-
mate for 1865 Bushels, 1874, asa 1875. The loss
is as follows: In New England and Middle
States, 657,383 bushels in Maryland and Del.
aware, | 7l9 SIS; IN Western and Northwes
tern states, 20 ,Sl4 IA. Total, 26,Al sos
All ooher crops, particularly corn and potatoes
are most promising, except tobacco, of which
considerable less has been planted, The oa'
crop is very large, and heavy crop in thu
West is much impaired by we, weather, but il
still abundant.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-29

The TRoUT.-This is the only fish that comes
IN and goes out of season with the deer he
grows rapidly, and dies after reaching his full
growth The female spawns in October, at a
different time from nearly all other fish ; after
which both male and female become lean, weak
and unwholesome eating, and if examined close
ly, will be found covered with aspecies Of Glove
shaped Insects, which appear TO suck their sub
stance from them, and they continue sick until
warm weather, when they rub the insect eff on
tho gravel, and Immediately grow strong The
female Is the best for the table. She may be
known by her small head and deep body. Fish
are always in season when their heads are 50
small as to be disproportioned with the rest Of
their body. The trout Is less oily and rich than
the salmon the female IL much brighter and
more beautiful than the male they swim rap
idly, and often leap, like the salmon, to great
height when ascending streams. 10 trout
pond they may be fed with angle worms, rose
bugs crickets, grasshoppers, &C., which they
attack with great voracity. They grow much
more rapidly in ponds than in their native
streams, from the fact that they are better fed
and not compelled to exercise. Trout are the
only fish known to possess a voice, which is per-
celved by pressing them when they emit muir
muring sound, and tremble all over
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-29

CATTLE EPIDEgIo.-The .Nemph. Bulentin
says, that in the early part Of the summer an
incredible number of black gnats made their
appearance in the bottoms Of the Mississippi,
and attacked not only cattle and horses, but also
birds, wild turkeys, deer and other game, with
such iorocity as to kill, in a short time, quite a
number OF animals After the disappearance Of
the gnats q disease broke out among the cattle,
horses and hogs, and has been raging Tor some
time, and is still prevailing THIS disease re-
sembes very closely erysipelas, the attacked ami
NAL swelling up, sometimes under the breast, at
times on the side, but more frequently undor the
throat, and dying generally in twonty-four to
forty eight hours after being attacked. On Sun
day morning it was reported that two men, who
had been treating their cattle Tor the prevallina
disease, had been similarly attacked their throae
swelling in an alarming manner
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-29

A DMNuTIvE BREED OF CATTLE-In the
report OF the Secretary of the Massachusetts,
State Board Of Agriculture for 1862, Mr. Flint
gives the following description OF the cows Of
Brittany, a province IN the north of France, as
observed by him at the International Exhibition
in London;
"The little Bretagne cows pleased me exceed
ingly. Standing only about three feet high on
their legs--the most fashionable heght--mostly
black and white, now and then, but rarely, red
and white they are docle w kittens, and look
pretty enough to become the kitchen pet of the
hard pressed mountain or hillside farmer, with
pastures too short for grosser animal. Ten
pounds of hay will suffice for their limited wants
TOR twenty foor hours, and they would evidently
fill a teu.quart pail as quick and as long as any
other cow
"ThUse pretty COWS will often hold out in milk
so the herdsman said, from fifteen to eighteer
months after calving, and often begin with tn
calf with six or seven quarts day The horl
is fine, not unlike the Jersey, but smaller AM
tapering of gradually, and the escutcheon o
milk marks of Guenon generally very good
Good cows are held from sixty to seventy dollar
head, a fancy price Of course, but am nc
sure that they would not pay SIX per cent o
the investment, as well as most fancy stock.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-29

Tor DRESSING WITH MASuRE,--The experience
Of those who have applied top dressing on their
grass lands at different periods through autumn
confirms the opinion that the earlier the appll-
cation is made the greater is the benefit received
whether it be for the present crop or Tor inver-
ting the cod next spring Tor corn. When applied
late in summer or early in autumn, the manure
becomes more thoroughly dfused, but gives a
larger amount of vegetable matter, as we'll as
loosens the soil by the increased growth. Farm
ers who have manure now on hand will please
remember this fact ard act accordingly
Another important TACT in this connection
should be borne in mind. 1t it better to apply
the manure during drouth-not only because
the manure when dry cau be more evenly spread
but the soil being like a dry sponge will readily
absorb all the liquid manure which the first ram
washes down into it.-Comiry Gentlemen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-29

CHARCOAL FOR FowLs-A writer in the Ger
maDtown Telegraph, who had frequently seen
charcoal recommended for iattenIDg animals
but who was skeItical as to its value, satisfied
himself with the following experiments;
Four turkeys were confined in pen and fed
on meal, boiled potatoes and oats. Four Of the
same brood were also at the same time, confined
in another pen, and fed daily on the same arti-
Giles, but with the addition Of one pint Of very
finely pulyerzed charcoal mixed with the meal
and potatoes. They had also plentiful supply
of broken charcoal in their pens. The eight
were killed on the same day, and there was a
difference of one and half pounds each in ia
yor Of the birds which had been supplied with
charcoal, they being much the latest, and the
meat greatly superior.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-29

MoLAssEs FROM INDIAN CoRN.--A discovery
has been made, according to a report in the 81.
Louis Democrat, Of way Of making molasses
from maze or Indian corn the quality Of which
is not inferior to that extracted from the best
cane, not liable to fermentation, and Of good fla
vor body, color and saccharine properties. The
Democrat speaks Of The cheap rate at which the
article can be furnished, and adds:
From one bushel Of grain three gallons Of
molasses can be extracted, at least. The mar
ket value, therefore, Of the corn staple Of our
own fields will decide the quotations of molosses,
and preclude the possibility of these prime nee
essaries from presenting, as has often been the
case, vide difference in prices Indeed the
farmer is thus made the recipiant Of the addition.
al advantage and profit of raising his own sac
charne, and saved the trouble and expense Of
making an exchange Of products through com
mercal channels for the purpose.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-29

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court htlu AZ
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS Montpelier, in said Dlslio''
an the Ilth day Of August, A. D. 1868.
InHN WHEATON, Administering of the estate oil fatley
Fauar late Of Barre In said district deceased presents
bis ADM nistraton account for examination and al
Iowance and makes application for decree OF didHbu
tion aud partition OF the estate OF said deceased.
Wherrupon MS ordered bysaid Court ithal sara nc
application be foferedto assss1on ofsald
Court to be held the Probate Office IN said Montpelier
on he 10Th day offs ptember "A d. 1865, for hearing and
decision thereon; , 4.
yento ali onslntsstsdb by publication oithe same
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain free
man newspaper published atMonipellef, previous &c
said time ppoinled orhearng thai they may spleal
nj aid time aud place, and show cause any they
NAV nave WHY said aceou nj should not be allowed and
such decree made. Bylhc CoutL
sqa,.2 r. r. MERRILL, Judge.