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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

The Sinnissippf Insurance Co..
OF this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars (S30,Oo0) in Losses, since January Ist
1863, and now has over six Hundred Thousand
Dollars (s6oo,ooO) in bona .fds Capital We
say. insure with the Sinnis.ippi. 2s-sw
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

THE PooR.-The applications by the poor
T. Mr.. Lang~dale for wood, are numerous. and
The demand J. far in 9 cess Of the supply.
Last year he furnished wood TO thousands
This year he Is unable 80 to do, on account Of
the smallness of the stock. More wood should
be provided by the Commissioners.
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Second Regular Pawn


brokers auction Of unredeemed pledge. at Isl
East Washington street, few doors west OF
Titles Hotel, on Monday, December Is. At
nine o'clock A. NJ. and one o'clock z. NJ. con-
>isting % Ladies' and Gents Fur Goods,
Cloaks, >hawls, Oyercoais, Pants. Hats and
Caps. Boots and shoes, shirts and Drawers.
Gold and silver Watches, Clocks. RevolVers.
KNIVES and Forks. one Parlor Organ. Violins.
Bsnjos. and other musical Instruments Also.
a splendid lot Of bedding. consisting Of tine
white and gray blankets. pillows, pillow ticks.
and bags. bed spreads, and bed sacks. Also.
few good tents and Russia duck goods, suit
able for wagon covers. or meal and -four sacks.
etc, and many other articles Of value too nu-
merous too mention.
y B.-No pledge will b. taken In ON the
day q sale. an SoroNox
"N- J.. FEATHERSroN, Auctioneer. l6-a
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CHANGES AMONG TIE MuITARY.-Cap.
tam VI l.. Ogden. Of the Eighteenth United
states Infantry, who has been on duty al this
place for some months past a. mastering and
recruiting officer. has been relieved from mus
'ering duty, bmi still remains ON duty as re-
erniting officer. Captain Brandt succeeds
him as mastering officer
Lieutenant siearns. Aduiant on The stan Of
Brigadier General II. q. Pitcher. commander
OF this District, has been relieved. aud ordered
u report In person In Chicago.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Tho Decker Plnm0, at the Indiana
Piano Emporium-No. Bates House-willard
Il stowell. dec3-3w
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

TOWNSHIP TRUsTKEs.-Tne expense Of the
township Trustees fcr building two new
school houses, and making repairs Others.
during the season. amounts 10 $3.50 o..
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nor paint the lily" neither can anything be
said respecting the merits Of the Circle" ~
kept by George Rhodius. that would better the
tine points Of excellence in that far-famed e.
tablishment. The Circle" has everything the
market affords man could have more. The
walters are a. obligng the could be. There
j.. therefore. no room for improvement. His
cooks are adopts in the culinary art. Further
remarks are unnecessary.
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lHOmsl Reasl lhis-If

Done Read Ihis.-If you do YOU will
see that 10y calling AT the Geranium during the
forenoon to-day. you will be privileged to par
take Of AN excellent lunch. The restaurant i
In perfect trim. likewise the bar You are in
yited to call.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

The WEaTHER.-Boreas put up bis below.
Yesterday, and n mildcr breeze from the trop-
les took his place. If there ever was a finer
December day than yesterday we have not
heard OF tho fact.
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fHE iioIfDAYs.-The near approach Of the
Christmas holidays j. foreshadowed In the
windows q confectionery and toy-shops. they
having put ON their gaye-t and most enticing
garb.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Every body 60 TO the Fur and Cloak
auction at No. - East Washington street. ON
Monday and Tuesday, December II and 10, at
nine and a half o'clock, A. NJ, and
one and hsif o'clock. p. NJ, A.
follows: Circles, Chesterfield, Basques,
French and English Broadeloths, Beaver
Cloths, Chinchella Cloths, Exquimaw Beaver
Cloths, Poplins, Brocades, Lusters, all Wool
Blankets, aud u great variety Of seasonable
goods too numerous to mention. BE on hand.
Seats for the ladies.
WM. Il. FEATHERsToN,
I6-2 Auctioneer.
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Families I'm the North and East

parts OF the city are Informed Of five facts: l.
The Capital Drug Store, corner OF Massachu-
sets avenue and Vermont streets, is very near
you; = Mr. Woods, who keeps this house,
sells reliable goods at reasonabeprlces; 3. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately at
all hours; 4. His goods are fresh, and selected
with great care; 8. His sign--the "Golden Nor
tar" is plain to he seen. nl6-sm
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l1nmIin n Rnschig have removed their
Office to Exchange Building, 33Is North Illi-
nois street. opposite Bates House. novis-2m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Benhaun q Co., Bates House Cor
ner, keep the only assortment Of Steinway
Pianos I'm the State. nov2s-lm
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THE PUBtIc POUND.-Quite number Of
cattle and other live stock. are impounded in
The pin-fold, alas the Court House yard. We
think that the pound-keeper Is derelict in his
duty, Tor The animals seem TO be under no re-
straint whatever. bat are allowed 10 go in and
".i with the utmost freedom of volition. This
should not b.. Either the animals that are
suffered 20 20 at large contrary 10 law should
be kept closely confined. or not impounded NJ
all. Perhaps il would DC well enough To en-
ploy the premises for their legitimate purposes
and locate the eityspound somew here else. al
though 1t would lie difficult 10 find location
with better facilities, since the large she'd in
the corner was called = Tabernacle i admi-
rably adapted 10 the purpose Of stabling the
sfoek
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

+. May Il Co., at the loan Office, No. "a
South Illinois street, will loan money on any ar
ticls of value, or buy the same. Always on
handnre udeemed pledges for sale.
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SCHOOL TEAcHERs.-The whole number Of
school teachers IN this township, exclusive Of
the city, l. i5-i3 females and males
The schools are all in operation, and general
satisfaction l. reported
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Reepened.-Cily Bath House. No. 10
Pearl street. between Meridian and Illinois
streets. nearly In the rear Of the Palmer House.
Hot and cold baths nj all hours. Entrance
through the BARRIERS shop. I5-tf
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1.sss.-On Friday evening, December Is,
between No. - South Pennsylvania strret and
Rider A Rollins Institute, Lady, siberian
squirrel collar. The finder will be- ssitabl,
rewarded and receive the thanks of the owner
by returning II TO Mr.. Traser. At Tyior's Bee
Hive.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

For the HO1idays.-Grand Pianos,
Upright Pianos, Square Pianos, Cabinet Or
gans, Automatic Organs, School Organs and
Melodeons, the best and the cheapest, at Indi-
ana Piano warerooms, No. Bates House.
4w WILLARD & SroWFII
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Hume. Adam. A 90. still con,
Rocks for Presents.

give their customers great bargains in carpets.
having on hand large stock bought at low
figures
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Jefler~OnviIIc RaiIroua

an'ee passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
. osss-p- Ricketts,, President; Horace Scott su
tharn. r, James ferrier, General Ticket Agent:
rhOnas Csrse General Freight Agent, Jefer,ons,lIs.
i1'"as earse' General Agent, Indians polls.
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Bellcfontaine UeaIIro.d

lnree Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
orFicshs--stillman Witt. President. Cleveland. n n
GENERAL Superintendent; Lncen Hills General
Indianapolis Aseh''
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indianapolis and Cincinnnt ii Isa II.
road.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
OSficxRs H G. Lord President and Superintendent:
J. y. Richardson Assistant Superintendent " r. Lord
General Ticket AgsuA; Thomas c. Spooner, General
Freight Agent Cincinnati; w. ii. l.. Noble, General
Agent indianapolis.
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Fur Lined DBalrnOrssI- and slippers.
arctic CATERS. Buffalo and wool linedoyer shoes,
at the Palmer House Shoe store, No. 80 West
Washington street. 1913
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

An ISeUIRY.-win the pastors ov their re-
spectlve congregations inform Us If there was
not small attendance at their churches YES
terday. This inquiry Is suggested by the fact
that We saw upon the lee yesterday large
number of young persons who, IL strikes us.
should have been at church feryently ejacula-
ting peccdri. Blisericorde instead Of desecra-
ting the sabbath day upon the lee which Is
eminenily proper on week days, but decidedly
inappropriate 90 the sacred sabbath. There
Is, A. i the case with all things. time for ev-
cry thing. but the time for skating Is not on the
Sabhafh
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Warm Shoes. Ladies', Misses and Child
ren's Balmorals, lined with fur, lambs wool
and flannel at \. Limits, ~ West Washington
street. 1853
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apoifs- Peru and Ghicaro
Railroad

Inree Passenger Trains leave Indian apolis daily
orri ras--David Macy President and superip,.nsan,
DC Thompson Assistant Superintendent: " NsIla,,
Agent, Indianapolis e'> ~ ffe4snt
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Adam Knod1e's Shoe Store, No.
32 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.--Ws desire
again to introduce TO the public our old citizen
and frst-elass boot and shoe dealer and manu-
heturer, Adam Knodle. We have worn his
work, and We know that he makes perfect fit:
and what Is Of moro consequence, ,out Of ma
terial that will last. ia
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Lafayette and IndianapoIi. Rmi,.

ln'ee Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
onokn-William y. Reynolds. President. I NJ e.,
per, Assistant Superintendent lafayette n 49,
General Agent, Indianapolis '~'''' w. a. rsfHiee
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me Headquarters In Indiana for
''''' anu staple Dry Goods l. the New York
store ". 4 II. Glenn. proprietor.. elenn.,
Block, indianapolis. Indiana
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METROPOLITAN TBEATER.-xs J. v. reDosorss
and hi< sorma Gf~ssR-Aush Va Pssae.
srAIs nusEUN-Knssr's Bloch, East wssLinrtsn
street. Open dag and night
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

LrrER,Ry.-There will be reunion Of the
Phi Delta Theta society, at Chicago, on the
18th and 18th of next month. 10 celebrate the
establishing Of Chapter in Chicago Univer-
sity. General Charles Black. Of Chicago. will
make an address. and {. +. Jacobs. ESQ. Of
our city. VIII deliver an original poem on the
occasion. Two Chapters Of the Order In this
state will be represented. and IL l. hoped that
all will he
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

PERSONAL. Colonel Godloye q. Benin. Of
Lafayette. Indiana, was in the city saturday.
H. IL. Alvord, OF Dies Moincs. Iowa. and
eeerge Lyman. Secretary l.. w. A. q &. Rail.
road are stopping at the Bates House.
\. III. Bigelow. of Washington, District of
Columbia; I. J.. Gorreth. Of the Il. Louis Re.
P"b"cdH; j. VI. Dresser, OF Lafayette; J. W.
Starr, Of Richmond, and p. II. Bemtin. Of Terrc
Haute. are at the Palmer House.
pr. p. u. Clarke. Of Chicago, is stopping at
tn -7aeTdian House.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Adams Express Company.
Indianapolis orce--No. u East Westminster s,,.s,
Aiifed Gather. Superintendent cineinnati John n
ohr, Agent, Indianapolis. ~" a.
Americas Express Company.
Indianapolis ohee-No. "a East Washington street.
y " sloan. superinterde Indianapolis. J. Ru,,.r-
Held, Agent. Indianapolis. " 'e'
s",'e" states Express Company.
indianapolis oniee--No. "a IAsi washln gtOn street,
J. Battlefield. Agent. Indianapolis
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foLICE COURT seven or eight eases for
various infraetions Of the law were subjects of
ohlciai consideration Saturday. They were
all sent to Jail with one exception.
Mary Preston was arraigned for stealing
shawl worth -. She required TO give
bail IN the sum Of $780, and by reason Of her
inability 50 10 do. went 90 jail. John Dester
and William Dell. for throwing filth ON the
sidewalk. were fined 5000 and $40 respect
lively. Dell paid, while Dester went To Jail
because he couldn't.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
Aerrn hinute and IndiaunuoI,s
Railroad.

'A''snse' Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
u,iokas-k J. Peck, President; r. r. Kicker Sinner.
'"'e"ash' .. 4. Scott General Agent, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
RAILROADS.
Evansville and Craw forsIsv lille
Railroad.
Three Trains leave Evansville daily

:. John inge, Jr., President and Superintendent j. r.
uohetaL oe~-t, %. ohse Cane
Freight Agent, Evansville.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

10 have sssssinsd oas By Gre since s orrsnrstloo
ne nus column denotes the number Of pole, ~.
second column the amount insured. Az regards the
Droup<itsds q The Company In
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Fancy Eab~eldered Slipper for
holiday presents IL A. Lintz's, 30 West Wash
ington street. 1873
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Book NorIcEs.-we are indebted To Bowen.
stewart 4 Go. for a copy If the "Gody's Lady,
Book" Tor January. being No. / Of Vol. - Of
that popular Menihly lts contents present a
very readable mefGnge. Among the illustra-
tions are the Farewell sermon" "a String Of
Pearls. "Amusemeat> for the Holidays"
w aiting for the stage" together with Cooley
mr'allctl fashion plates 80 popular with the
ladies Il contains. besides. well selected va
nfiy q reading matter. and i particularly
attractive number.
Letter. CA Diseases Of the Respiratory or
gans. and their treatment by medicated inhala-
tion." BY DR.. J. 4 !. Hunter copy II
this work IA, been sent Us by Dr. Hunter. II
- very philosophical work Of nearly two
hundred page. and c,inccs a thorough knowl-
edge II diseases 81 the throat and lungs The
remedy q medieated inhalation i a reasonable
theory. and the work is worth reading.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment

NvHk uNiTKD STATES DYE-HoUsx. NO $3.50
u tninots street. lndlknkpolia, Indiana.
Atthis old and vell-kno~n e<tabliEhment, thsI
can have silks and wooden goods tyet In permans
ted and repaired
Eev and second hand clothing bought and soF
spsticular branch In the b1xiness a. 4,
nS-oihas stable cletn. OF tear m any rzrmsncs
% wroughttLat can not Be visible &c the nskx -
ksnenberthe place. No. 50 soutk Illinois sfn<i.
nosi du J0SxPH HARRIS Propreo-
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Columbus and indianapolis Cen
fs..sI uRss sl,.nn<v

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
0TTIcERs--R. +. Smith. President, Columbus, o; J.
Lunt superintendent; c. A. Smith, General Freight
Agent j. W Skies, General Ticket Agent, polls
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

COMMISSIONERS Court. License was
granted 10 Wright and solomon. at the orien-
'ai saloon. Illinois street.
=" Petition of VIM. :. Hubbard e al. the
,a,A''oh q an alley in Drake. addition was
y. johnson has made motion for a new
.''ai' IN The matter q hi. application for
=, - S'i h9uor Al the johnson HOUSE
ten o'clock. ~
I'm the csse II Wiehard e, a.. petitioner. ,,r
the vacation u a road, the Viewer. ann,,.,'-,
at the last session failed 70 act. IN. r.,
therefore appointed new set II Viewers
composed Of Bay Load. John Drew. and Mn,h.
las Shipley, who are instructed 20 meet M the
ofiicy q Thomas Z. smock. in Parry town.
ship. on the 5th Of July. lsta. o. make the re-
quired view. and report l. the Board a, their
next session.
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SETTLING IT'S LOSSES.


The public are referred to any Of the parties whose
names ere here annexed.
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Louisville. New Albany and Chi.
cage Railroad.

Direct Route from Louisville to Chicago.
oTTIcrns-D. Williamson. Trustee; A. williamson
Assistant Irusee y. Mss,sn Superintendent, Lafay-
cite; J. G. williamson. General Ticket Agent; X. ii
Campbell, General Freight Agent. New Albany. Ind.
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4 MEXICAN X FOREIGN PATENTS
II. ii EDDY
SOLICITOR or PATENTS.

Late agent OF l. S Patent Office Washington
Ac;oflsG
~ State Street, opposite kilby Street, Boston.
After an extensive practice twenty wears
suhus to secure Patentsin the United s. ates also tr
nItdl biIAli France, and other iaieign countries
lncAtlOflS Bono Assignments. and all Pa
rs~in-s Tor Patents. ekecuedon liberal terms
Su llh despatch Researches made into American or
Foreign WORKS 10 determine the validity or utility uf Pa
ns or lnTenilo;>anG l-calor other advice rendered
~ a., matters to hing the same Copies The Of
am EN- furnished toy Temtiing 81 Assignments
1ESTINoSI
- regard M Eily Il the most capable and
s.os>lli Practitioners, with whom have had Official
'hteroouTse' CHAS- MASON.
Commission VI Patents
maven heSifationin assuring inventors that they
employ mpeieni and trust WORTHY
anu more capable Of putting their applications in form
70 secure ior them early and favorable Consideration
al the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patents
M X u Eddy has IN de Tor - apnlicstbons ON
all but one Of which l,atetS have been granted and
Is noH pending Such ulmistakeahe pro.i OF treat al,r
and ability nn iS part leads recommend al jnyer-
tors 10 apply 10 him To their Patents as they
be sure oi having the fait afu enfiou on
thelr eases, ana Al ! very reasonable charges"
,,..,., JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber in c,u on his
Afse pAoli0e made On twice rejected applications rs
appe ais OF which decided his favor by
the Commission OF Patents n " EDny
sSssaos Dec ~ JseA-l ".
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d r. L ATOM IS
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK IMMINENT

will cure if applied in season.
Spralns. inflammation and Swellings of all kinds.
Weak Joints. Cramp in the Stomach or Limbs.
Soreness or stiffness Of the Limbs or oin.s Rheu
matism, old Sores, &c.
DIRECTIONS.
kor Collie, give quarter to half an ounce of the
Llniment, well mixed with three times the guam
tity of warm MolasSes. For Scratches clean the
ancie by dry rubbing, then apply tie Imminent
often when the ANGLES are day and use the Horse
every day.
For Sores, cleanse them when need, I. with
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the I.iniment
from two to three times day. For all other ex-
ternal diseases. make a thorough application two
or three times day. Please take bottle and
De sure and shake il up before using. and Won
will be satisfied
TESTIN ONI.iLS
-, From ID Burnside E, the well known proprietor OF
Dr. Eaton Dear Sir Ihli a horse which wa> Obliged
10 feep IN the Stable Tor a i"rl time which had
the best In use.
made application ii which reduced the inias.a-
non Al once healed the WOUND aud brought cut har
anu The horse was III Tor Use ia DAYS CONSIDER
the best linlenI ever used and Mould "a .eTllN re-
commend II 10 The public.
From Joseph L. Glib ESD OF the Pr,pretors n the
well known Crawford House. al the White Mountains.
Keep large number "f Horses IN the summer season.
az Mountain Stables. al>D keep stock Dr. EAiun>
Horse and Ok Liniment hand. | have Used il long
enough To know thatit is the best Imminent
OF used 10 reduce iniilmatpIS AMI sweln.s all kinds
ana heals Cuts. Bruises COrkS. tails Scratches Cramps
III the Limbs or Stomach. Collie &C, &c.
II your Horses or Cattle are troubled with any
OF the above diseases or injuries, try bottle
and you will be satisfied.
Many other testimonials could be added
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers in
Medicines in town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
All orders addressed To
c. Is. HUTCHINS.
Nov. lily Lisbon. y. H
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VALUABLE FARM
llll FOR SALE

The subscriber offers his farm for sale. which
contains 1856 acres of excellent land suitably di-
vided into moving, pasturing tillage and wood
land, with good cedar lot and one of the best
sugar lots, with from 500 to 1000 trees. The
buildings are ample, with a good stream of water
at house ard barn. and in good repair. 1t is
known as the Esq. Fisher farm, and noted for
dairy and stock raising. Said farm is situated in
tine east part of Burke, q miles from the East
Village, p from Burke Hollow. from school
and sawmill On the farm is good sugar house
with arch kettle, pans, 400 buckets and ) hold
ers, all in good repair. Stock, hay and farmiD G
tools sold ifdesired.
ANY one wishing for good farm will do we'll
to call on the subscriber before purchasing else
where. AMMI BUCK
East Burke, Sept %, 1865. 7Of
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ALEXANDER McPHEE. Co,,.-
JDHN BRDrE lSOii
Samuel Warren,S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court, held at the
Caledonia District. IS. Probate Office. in St. Johns
bury. on the 9th day OF oct, 4 ID. 1865.
STEPHEN HERkICK. administrator on the estate OF
oanue arren late OF HarwICk. in said district de-
ceased, makes application To said lie. sell
the whole Oi the real estate deceased represent
Ing that the SAFE Of part said real is necessary
Dr the payment of the debts of said deceased and
CHARGES of administrations and that part thereof
be sold without injury 10 those interest In the
NhereupUn. ii i ordered by said court. that said app
cation be- referred session thereof to be held at the
probate office in said ST JUhnshry. the 18th NUvem
Der -65, tor hear!! ard decision thereon and il i
further ordered that ali persons Interested b. rut:trl
hereof bv publication Ip'ic" ~ -d application! iui
der thereon iti!Ue weeks >'Cr>>iVtly the CI.!Jil:
printed at ST Johsbury before said time OF hearing that
they may appear at said TIME and place and if they see
cause object thereto.
Il, the Court Attest.
1871 ASA L. FRENCH Judge of Probate
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Ee9a1.
Marshall w. Newelrs Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. At probate Court, held at
Caledonia District )St. JOhnsbury in said district,
Oh the 9th day of November, A. D, lS65.
WHEREAS, Lovina r. Newe execuri1 Of the last will
" anG testament oil Marshall Newell, late OF Burke
In said district deceased to render an account OF
her administration and to present her account against SAID
estate for eXaatio and allowance, for the purpose
OF making Partition and distribution of the residue OF
said estate under dccrse Of said court among the per-
sons who are by law entitled to the same:
IS therefore ordered b. said court that the come
under consideration and be heard at the probate office In
ST. JohnSbury, the 18th day of November. D. 1865
And is further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication copy of the record OF
this order in the CALIFORNIAN, printed at St Johnsbury
three weeks successfully previous TO said time OF hearing
that tn may appear and contest the aOwaL of said
account, If they causeand also be heard by said
court in the matter Of partition and distribution Of said
estate.
BY the Court,-Attest
ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
true copy OF record,-Attest,
76-7St ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
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BUY THE BEST.
REYNOID,S OuIA PIN ID

The advantages of this pump are: 1t ,ciH not
freeze up; itwoEks easier than any other: will
last longer; and is not liable to get out of repair
Try them. Let me set up one of these pumps for
you. and if after fair trial YOU do not want il.
will take the pump and not charge YOU ANYTHING
The subscriber having purchased the right to
Sellthe Ohio Pump in the County of Caledonia. is
prepared to furnish said pumps at short notice
and at the lowest living rates All communica-
tons addressed to me by mail, at Lyndon, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
J. NJ. WILLIAMS.
Lyndon VT, July IS, 1863. 62S7