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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-11-03
"u' cop Attest. asorEs u. xnovi.On. Register,

Az a Court OF Probate holden at Alfred, within
and for the County OF York on the arst Tuesday IN
october In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
drcd and sxty.dvs, BY the HonorSbls x. z
Bourne Judge Of said Court,
IVORY BfCKf0RD. Adminlstntor do bonis moo,
L,,siss.id. il, late Of KsnnsSunspor., in aid
county, dscssssd, having prevented his third 90
count Of sdministntion OF the estate OF said de-
o,s1.s. that The said accountant give notice % sll
persons Interested. by csuslng copyot this order
10 DO publishcd three weeks suecsssvey IN the U.s.
+ yesrns printed st Blddefbrd IN said county nj -
Nosth Dervlck In aid county, the Art Tuesaay
November next, q ten ofths clock In re Hs:o
and shsw csuse, n euy they hsvss w w
should NOV = aiss s d:orr. n xsousea. Register.
!xiissa. osorr. II. knowlson. Rssis.sr. !.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-11-03
A true copy. Attest. o.ors. II. xno-lton. Register.

AZ (. Court OF Probate held At Alfred. sIthin
land for the County OF York, the hrst Tuesday II
nn,os.a, In tho year OF our Lord. eighteen hun.
drcd and sixty Ave, by tho Iion.EE Bourne Judge
IN ths osIIticn Of LoIs N. badger, Adminlstntrix
az the estate of Samuel badger, late OF kittery,
In aid county deceased representing that the per.
sI ests az saId deceased II not sufficient 70 pay
~ ast dobts which ho owed 81 the time OF his death
nv tSo sum OF eighteen hundred doli.r and praying
~, i,ceoso 10 ell and convey the whole OF certain
10, ~ real esatc OF said deceased more fy deAstibed
in aid petition 1t public auction OF private ..s,
eec...s by Hs, sa,, a. " ''' W '''''''
ordsrsd That the petitioner give notice thereof 70
the heiry Of aid dscsssed and 70 All person. nteft
"A In Nd estate, by causing copy OF this order
10 DO pubished three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the U.:
ion ssd Journal printed, In plddeford, 10 said
county. that they may appear at Probate Court 10
h. he Il At NORTH Berwick In said county, the arst
Tuesiay In Novsmber> nsxt, q ten OF the clock In
Inc fbrenoon, and shew cause II any they have, why
ihs prnycr OF said petition should not BE- granted.
Attest, asorgs II. knoglton, Register.
q n>..-. m w "a
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-. Fares are foe esafs less whom tickets are pur
chased Al the Office, than when paid IN the csn.
.......... :. 80 SUPERINTENDENT.
Portland, April ID. 1855. 46istl
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RuE MASON 4 HAMLIN CABINET o.:
suIr ..Sss g. $50 y eco sssh. fIiiRfYsvivE GOLD
SIIxER NBnik uiss Ans .a!s.. $780,, y, s =,
D0srOS, @ MASON BR0riIERs MY. lv@
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Eurs Lost.

T OST either on Alfred, Pool or High Streets, .
IL PITCH FUR COLLAR. ANY person finding the
3 mo aud returning IL TO the house OF Mrs Pike.
ilign street. shall DO suitably rewarded.
Blddeford, October 18th, iS6j. 3wu.
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For Sale.

large HOUND DOG three years Cd, color whit, with
black spot on sLie-a superior Fox hunter Price SIS
Inouire az y.S LUNT,
,otND North Kennebunkpat.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-11-03
"u' '0 'TEytis,, o,ore, m. Kuovlton Register

Al . court OF Probate held at Alfred, within
and for the county OF York, on the nrst Tuesday
dred and sixty-avs, by the Hon. Z. Il. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court ,-..s.tL-s = 80
DELECCA T. HALL, widow Of John n. Hall, lato
presented her petiilonOr allowance out Of the per.
sonal estate OF said deceased
ORDERED That the said petitioner give notice TO all
persons Interested. by causing copy OF this order
10 be published three weeks successiveiy In tho Un.
los Journal printed at Blddeford In said county.
that they may appear Mt o Probate Court To- DO
holden at North Berwick, In said County, the FIRST
Tuesday Of November next, at ton Of the clock In
tho forenoon, and shew cause, any they have, why
the same should not DO allowed.
: Attast lieoYgo H. KuovIton. Register.
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N. w. DAY,

Also. Auction aud Commission Merehants-
Auction Business attended 10 In any part Of the
State. once At the old stand Of A. ii. Jslleson-
Aug fta. 1855. yu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
UbR Mar!iets.
mARKE

CARTRIDGE MARKET. July 30.
Al Market 1884 Cattle, about BeeVes and 49, Stores
Consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows Rndons two
and three yearB old
P~rlces-Market ~Besf-EItrA $3.50 to sl2,75, art
quality S1l,oO to 1880 I'd 5000 to 100 3D. 81, 50 to
Hoo.
Working Oxen so to COO
Cowsand oalVes-f36toTb.
Yearlings-sOO 90 to OO,OO two years old, s22,oOts 70
90 three years old, a57,OO to 900.
Sheep and L~ambs-952oa at market prices In lots s3,b
to $50 sacn extra, e2OO to $500
Spring Lsmbs-3,b0 to 5,2b.
Veal Calves 1000 to 400. Calf stins-ls to zoo prlb'
Hides-7tos 50 prlb Tsnow-7 to 81 cprlb.
Pets t0,37 to t0,75 each. Lambs, e2,0o
Remnrks-Whh nearly twice as many esttis as Last veal .
the market has broken down somewhat, nots outstanding
prices we're even higher In Albany than last week. he
found over 1900 Northern and 1900 Western. The best
lots are sold about Lie lower than last week, and on poorer
qualities there is a larger decline. Some were sold lie per
ID. less thar they would have brought last week, with sales
dull and slow.
Sheep and Lambs were from 90 to 75c per head less. and
some lots even more. Ordinary Northern Lambs have found
a harder market than the Canadian breeds which are much
arger and stronger. There is but little change 10 the de-
partments u good mich cows and store pigs. Fat HoEs are
higher.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

+, 1t is a remarkable circumstance that Of %
sold ers from Jacksonville, Windham County,
and its immediate vicinity, not one has been
killed, although they have been in many a hard
fought battle.
A milk white woodchuck was shot in Bartons-
vile the o! her day.
There was the least touch OF a frost at Reads
boro' and Nottingham, Vt, one night last
week.
A magnificent bald eagle was captured a few
days since near Rochester, in this State, during
a violent storm OF wind and rain. The bird
boldly dashed forward as the storm arose and
attempted to face it. He was overpowe cred and
carried down heels over head to the ground. A
man who saw him fall, seized a pole, ran to the
spot and laid ii over the eagles neck in such a
way as to hold him till he was secured. The
prisoner measures six feet from tip to tip Of
wings, aud is a fine specimen OF noble bird.
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Efaal Notices
STATE OF VERMONT, =. cn.,
M.azIaarns GnnHtI a I'D On.noeIy.

% S.al a' B. 3. s silSsl. a'a aI9 Or.''r. Wha afasar. 'h is
rs 1.-The above entitled
William II. Cottriii and others bsr' in the office Of The
Clerk, Of the Washington County Court, Oh cir bill OF CEN
plant against Charles W. Willard, Administrator OF the
estate OF Mahlon Cottrill late deceased, and william H..
Cotuill, Lyman II. Cottrill, Jed. P. c. Cottrfll, Charles
N. Cottrll, and George W. Cottrill stating among other
things that Mahlon ootthli, in his life time, on the 18Th
day Of April, 1860, executed TO the said William B. Hub
hard his promissory note for s2,2OO, 90 payable on demand
with interest annually, and also 10 Isaiah Silver, then In
life, and since deceased, Of whose estate the Orator,
George W. NJ, Silver Is Administrator, his pronissory note
for a like sun payable on demand with interest annually
and In order to secure the payment Of said notes the said
hshlon Cottrlil executed on the same day to the SAID
Hubbard and Isaiah silver his mortgage deed Of the fol-
10 wing described premises, In Montpelier, In the Couaty
Of Warrington and stats Of Vermont, to Wit The house
and house lot situated on stats street, In the village Of
said Montpelier where The SAID MahlsnIthsa resided,
known as the Silss c. French place, and lying next east
ehy and adjoining the Pavilion Hotel: Also, that said
hahl1n has deceased, and that the said Charles W. Will
lard, Defendant, has been duly appointed Administrator Of
aiid NAhlon, and that the other Defendants are the sole
hsirs-at.law OF the said Aahlon, and that the said Isaiah
silver has deceased, and that the Orator, Geo. ". N. silver,
has been duly appointed as his Administrator and pray
Ing for the foreclosure Of the equity Of ~sdemption Is said
premises.
AND WHEREAs 1t appears that said Defendants reside
out Of this State, so that a subpoena cannot be served upon
them thereupon, In pursuance Of the statute In such case
made and provided, II Is hereby ordered that the said
Defend ants appear before the Court Of Chapoery, next
% be holden at Montpelier, in and for said County Of
Warrington on the second Tuesday Of September next,
and make answer to the said bill Of complaint, OF the SANE
WIZ be aiken as confessed and the Orators are ordered
to cause this order, together with the substance Of said
bill OF complaint, to be printed three weeks succe ssivsly
~ the Green Mountain Freeman, q newspaper published
n Montpelier aforesaid, the last Of which publications TO
be At least twenty days previous 10 the said second Tues
day Of september next
Dated AZ Montpelier in the County Of Washington.
this 18th day Of July, 1856.
MELVILLE Z. SMILE, Deputy Clerk.
HEAToN 4 REED, Solicitors for Orators.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
In Chancery.

Champion b Cory, Orator WHEREAS the Ora.
Us W tor In the above
Rollins Il. Stewart, Admir- and entitled cause, has alsd
Mary ] Colby and others Defts in The Once Of the Clsrk,
again T,Rolhns II. Stewart, Mary j. Colby, Charles Colby,
George Colby, stephen Colby and his Guardian Hiram
Hathaway, and Elisa A. NJ Colby and her Guardian Isaac
avery setting foTth among other things that Stephen B.
Colby, May 9th, 1868, executed his ten promissory nstss
TO farnel Cory which notes are the property Of the Or
alor, nine for $4,000 each seyerslly payable April / 1864,
1865, 1860, 1867, 1868, 1859, 1870, 1911 and 1877 sna one for
sl5Oi0 payable April 1879, all on interest annually ,, and
10 secure the SAID notes on same day executed 10 tn IRA
tor his mortgage deed OF the following desonb cd prsm isss
IN kohbufy, IN said County, via; The sane farm and
premises stephen ?. circuit decided 10 the Orator, and the
same that the Orator decided said Colby and that the said
Colby owned and occupied at bis deceass and that the
sad Colby had deceased. and that the said Rollins n. Stew
art, had been appointed bis Administrator, and that said
Colby had left a widsv, Mary J. Colby and isur minor
children, Charles Colby, George Colby, Stephen Colby, Of
whom Hiram Hathaway is Guardian, and Eliza A. N.
Culby, Of whom lssac Avery 10 Guardian ana praying
for the foreclosure Of the equity Of redemption Of said
premises.
AND WnrREAs IL appears that the'said Mary J. Colby
and Charles Colby resided out OF this State 20 that . sub
ppns cannot be served on them Therefore 9, In pursuance
oil inc statute Ia such case made and provided, 1t 10 hereby
ordered that the said Mary J and Charles appear before
the Court Of Chansery, next " be holden At Montpelier, In
aud tor the aid County Of Washington, en- the ID Tuesday
OF september next and make answer to the said bill Of
compliant, or the sans will be taken as confesssd, and
the Orator 10 ordered to cause this order together with the
substance, Of said bill Of complaint, to he published three
weeks successfully In the Green Mountain freeman, .
newspaper publish d st Montpelier Aforesaid, the last Of
which publications to he at least twenty days previous to
the said second Tuesday Of September nert.
patsd At montpelier, in the County OF W Ashington, this
18th day OF July A. D 1885.
LUTHRR NEwCoMB, Clerk.
HEATQN n HlUD Anlfatfara 10 n..ta.
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{1ie0

In P~lainheld, July sd, q consumption. Mrs. orills 7.
Lease, rslict u Wolcott l. ase, late Of the 9Th Vermont
Regiment, aged % years.
In st. Johssbury, July 2stb, Of dysenteU, Walton W.
DAVIS, only son Of Heman h. and Sally Davis, rese ntly
Of Montpelier, aged % months.
In WSitsheld, April 2slh, Mrs Abigail, wife Of Joseph
Joslyn, aged - years.
July l7h, Mr. Joslyn aged 50 years and 6 months. He
Was o,e OF the hIst settlers Of the iswn, and the Oldest
person 10 town.
Mas "a, Lucy, daughter Of Ira and Elisa Bates, aged
10 years
July 94th, Addie J daughter Of Benjamin and ArAthusA
Reed, aged 10 years and Z months.
10 North runbridge, sally Douglass, aged 6s years.
In B~fookheld, July 2iIh, Of dipththeris. Mary A., only
daughter Of John and Martha Meyey, aged . years, 4
months and ~ Gays.
In Morristown, July 9TH, Polly, wife Of Chaune.y
S%pAulding, aged 70 years and S months.
In Nateryille, July q, o.good Mcfarland, aged 81
year,.
In wolcOtt, July 81, Of disease of the heart, Mrs. Fay,
aged 6 years.
In Cambridge, July II, Eeuie, only child Of Dr.. G. and
Amy brush, aged 1 years.
In n%arshheld, Jdly pod, Of dy'entery, Mary GeDevleve,
daughter Of Geo. A. and Miriam W.. G ilmAn, aged 2 years
and 4 months.
In East Montpelier, July IN, Of dysentery, Herber,
A, only child Of Fri and Emily A. Batcbe lder, aged /
year, 2 months and q days.
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moNrPELInR MAnaEr. Aux, ,

PAovIIi ~oss-Butter &to2s ohsest 12t lBi Lard
1850 IS. Tsllov, IA. DriedAppis,l6tO2O Eggs, 20 Get
Potatoes, 20. ". Beans 81 ,tOto 100. West India b..
rsrs, 16tols. Refined Sugars, 10 to %. Maple Sugar 10
to IS. Peas, 81 50 10 800.
0nions-sO,C to 900. Apples-'O,0O to 900 per Dbl.
PLjrA-EHtrs, $3.50 to $50. Dosbis Extra $1,000 10
100. super-Eltra II ,toto 1850.
GRAM AID hIr.-oorn, 81 90. Oats. 80. H~erdsgs,
Seed, t6,5oto 7,bO per buShel. Glover, soto 81 per pound
Hay, $40 to u per ton. Rye, 81 30.
GisoHLLlsEous--Dry and greenland wood ,Ooto w
shin giles $500 to 900. Wool-connon 70 to 50. Bark
90 TO Z, 90 pereord. Nails, $50 to so
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
William Browns Estate.

R.soolra o,.ra],sr. s. p%' 100 rtoSa' !, u .sid ai hs . a
on the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1865.
T. BkoWN, Administrator OF the Estate Of Will
Il liam Drawn late Of Williamslown, IN said District,
deceased, presents his administration account for eIami-
nation and allowance, and makes application for a decree
OF distribution and partition Of the estate Of said de-
ceased.
Whereupon.i II Is ordered by said Court, that said ac-
count ana sad application be referred to a session Of said
O"urti be held at the w Randolph House, In Randolph,
"a SAID District, on the Path day Of August, A. d. 1865, Tor
nearing aud decision thereon and Il Is further ordered that
notice hereof be given TO all pei sons interested by %publica-
u'h u le same three weeks successIvely, In the Green
hodhtaln Freeman, a newspaper published at Montpelier,
previous To said time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place, and show cause, II any
they may nave WHY said account should not be allowed
and such decree made. By the Court.
Vows Attest, ]. X. CLEA YELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
5uQtrte0.

In N%orhheld, July 18th, by Rev. w. s. Hatsn, Mr..
Henry c. stowello Nashua n H., and Miss Irene X,
daughter q Or. D. Bates Of Norhheld. No cards.
10 South Ryegsie Parsonage, July l+tb, by the Rev.
". @. Mcdowell, Mr.. Edward n. Stebbens Of EeWbury,
and Mss Martha s~paliing Of RoyAltos
AZ the Worthwhile House, in Worthwhile. July 10th, by
ksY. 4. A. Williams, Mr.. Lyman A Churchill, Of Stove,
and Miss Frances n. Marshall Of Waterbury.
In Dauville, July l3h, Mr.. Edward j. Dana and Miss
Mary A. Williams, both Of Dsnvills.
In Cabot, July l2th by Rev D. Packer, MIR Edwin
Cudworih, OF Woodbury., and Miss Elsie Carney. Of G.
10 West Concord, July IS, by Rev. l. n. Tabor, Mr..
dharles Chapman, Of 81, Johnsbury, and Miss Minerva
Prouty, Of Waterford.
10 West Charleston, July 18Th, by Rev. Hilton Bracket,
Cook, Of Charleston,
In hofristo wn, by Rev. L. Bartlett, Henry R Bailey Of
Lavrenceyille, N. T., aud Matilda l.. Thurston Of Nor
Tistewn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
Bank OF Waterbury.

N0TtCE 81 is hereby given that Al a meeting Of the Stock.
" holders Of the Rank Of Waterbury, held on the 99l
day Of June, 1868, 1t twas voted that srd Bank be changed
from a State TO a Natiorsl banking Association. And in
pursuanre Of said vote, aud by the authority contained
in the written consent Of over two thirds ~ the Stock
hold fs IN said Bank, giving full powers Tor that purpose,
he Directors have executed he necessary articles Of as
ISOLATION for the conversion Of said Bank To a National
Banking Association. J. X FULLERTON, Cashier.
waterbury. July Is 1885. Tstws
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
IMirm TayIOr's Estate.

M s~ubse nbers, having been sppolnied by the Honora-
i Die Probate Coult fof the District of Washington. eom.
m'isslOhefs, TO receive, examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF All persons, against the estate Of Hiram
Ihyinr, late OF Berlin, In said District, deceased, fepeseni-
sd insolvent, and the term u sir months from the lst
diy OF July, 1865, being allowed by said Court to tho
creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their g.
speciive claims before us Give notice., that We will at
lehd olhe duties Of our appointment at the dwelling -houss
OF the SAID Hiiam Taylor, deceased, In Berlin In said dis
tnci' on The last Friday of August and December next, at
ten O'Clock 10 tbs forenoon, on each Of said days.
hSRES q; s nLEAroS' ~comm'r..
July 18th, A.. d., 1885. yaOw3
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BOSTON MARKET. July 81

bUSIUN MN ETl July JI,
E~lour-western' co. to 90
~Pork,-phns, t2i,oO to $500 Mess, tS3,C0 to $500.
8eef, 5000 to 1900 Lard, "A to 70. Hams, "A 10 IS.
Hogs dressed Il to IS.
Batter, Is tot Cheese, 10 to 10. EggS % to IS. Pc
,toes $500 70 so. Dried Apple ~ to 10.
Beans t225 to $3.50. Peas t1.75 to 2lO.
HsrdsEr.ssses $500 to ss,O0. Glover, 9otosl
starch sto 10 rAlloV, lti 10 10.
Wool Full Blood Merino, 70 to 3 ThTee-fourthsblte ed
Ito y HAltblood % to 10, Common 6Oto IS.
Corn IS to lO6. OATS 65 to 50. Rye ~ to sS.
Hops IS to-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote his en-
tire time To he treatment OF all diseases incident TO the
female system. An experience Of twenty-thrse years en-
ables him 10 guarantee speedy aud permanent relief ..
the worst On ses Of Suppression aud all other Menstrual
D~trangements, from whatever cause. Az letters for al
vice must contain ti. once, No. . Endieott street, Bos'
ton,
N. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to remain
under eatment
noton, June ~ 1865 T26yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

The undersigned has for distribution, the Transactions
Of the State Medical Society for 1864.
All members that have complied with the acquisitions
Of the Society, are entitled 10 a copy those that have not
can be supplied u ATTY cents a copy.
Y3Oe3 CHAs. CLARK, Treasurer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
For sale

THE subscriber will offer for sale Saturday, August sth,
| three hundred and twenty Ave head " Cattle, con.
ssing ~ Work Ing oxen. Co.'S, Que, two and three rear
olds. Persons wishing 10 purchase, will do well 10 awe
me a call, as my motto ID" Qllck sales and smsll pronls -
Montpelier, Aug. !, + q. BAILEY
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l. freeman.
MONTPELIER, VT.
Tuesday Morning, August I, 1868.

Wehesire to make the FREEHAN particularly valuable
for lts news from all parts Of Vermont, and our friends
in different parts Of the State, especially In Washington
Orange and Lamoille CouRties, will confer a great favor
upon us and our readers by sending us local intelligence
Give us the facts aud we will arrange them for he paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

nAME into the enclosure OF he subscriber, on the 18th
Y Of July, two mare colts supposed to be three years
old, one bay, the other nearly chestnut, with \ small sta
In forehead. The owner is requested TO prove property
pay charges. and lake hem away. SAMUEL BUCK.
Middltsex. July asth, ls65. F3lwas
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

noOD wesy ert are wanted 70 work on printing cloths,
VI to whom liberal wages will be Eivsn, Apply 10
n. II. 4 ]. 3, BROWN,
rishsr Vile, N H., July /, 1866. r27we