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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-29
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
OF. Farm Machinerv!'

Agents for the following described Farm Maehine,
and implements. &c: Woods Se'f-Reking Reap,:
Excelsior Combined Reaper, (Droprer); iBelot css.
bined Reaper, (hand rake); Beloit Single ReapeE
Buckeye Combined Reaper; Little Champion Combia.
ed Reaper; J. T. Manny's Medium Cut Reaper; J. ?.
Manny's Wide Cut do; The Fountain Reaper and
Mower, Reapny and Moving Attachment; Reape;
Woods Prize Mowers; Farmer Mowers; Exceisic,
Mowers; Belot Mowers; Buckeye Sr. Mowers: Buck.
eye Jr. dc; Haines Illinois Harvester, fscured
under the direct supervision OF the Paentce, which
will insure to the purchaser asureror machine Rsp
deli's Horse Hay Fork; Gladding's Horse Hay 1ort
Little Giant Horse Hay Pork; Sprouts Sulky Hv
Rake; Whites Sulky Hay Rake; DC. ~.
Agents Newburyport Portable Engine Works. Pon.
able Engines adapted to use, Farm Machinery Ware.
houses, Oil or Coal Mining Works. Send for circulu
General assortment of EARN MACHINERY 80
stantly on hand. Dealers in Salt Quick Lime, C.
ment, Stuceo Hair, &c. Agents for the Austin Pow.
der Company Rifle, Sporting and Blasting Rovde,
on band to supply the trade At lowest wholessi res
Parties wishing TO ship to ST. Louis or New Dream,
we will receive the grain bulk sack and ship q n.
ceive IN sacks and ship. having Of houses u
the levee, where the grain is taken out by boasner,
without exposure on levee. CONSIGyMENTs AND
ohDEks SOLICITED. J. c. BUCHER Il CO.,
Clinton, Iowa.
J. c. BuoHER & Co., Interchangeable, Iowa.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF first plures execution to me directed
issued from the office OF the Clerk of the District Court
In and for the county Of Cedar and State of low. in
aVor OF Percieval d. Nearing. and against JAG oh W.
Moore, have levied upon the following property "a
The property OF the said Jacob W. Moore, to-wt:
The southeast quarter al Of the northeast quarter
IA Q, section twenty three 23l, township eighty fsel
range four III, west 9Th p M, in Cedar county Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale at public outcy al
the court mouse door In the town Of Upton in said
COUNT, on Saturday the 22d day Of July, A. b. IsG
AZ one O'Clock p m. OF said day. to satisfy said execu-
tlon and costs that may accrue thereon.
dated this I'D day of June, A. D. 1865.
.=. GEO. w. SMITH,
Per 8. Louis Smith, Deputy. nat;wsa;
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The firemen of Keokuk have resolv-
Cd not to participate in the celebration Of
tho coming Fourth of July, if tho color
ed people are permitted to join in it,
Wonder if these fastidious firemen won I
refuse to breathe the free air Of heaven
| if black people are permitted to use it?
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Consisting Of two run of stones, smut ma.
chine. boiling apparatus, elevators, conyeyers
bndts, and all the shafting. pulleys &c. to RIM
the same, In complete order and as good a. new.
Also the hush frame, boiling chest, elevator
boxes, and other internal wood work. If desirsd
viii he sold low for cash, or to suit purchasers
Apply to J. w. sHEARER, Upton. Iowa
June 9Th, 1865. 1a6w4 - 49,
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FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, Wit

IA fifty rods Of the Court House in Upton;
with numerous fruit trees, grape vines. raspber.
ries, evergreens, &C.. &c The House and Barn
are in good repair, and afford fine opportunity
for one desiring pleasant and commodious
home near the Public School, Churches, &c.
Also, numerous articles Of household furniture:
such as chairs tables, bedsteads, stoves Be-, sc.
together with linetoned five octave MeIodeon,
manufactured by Geo. A. Prince & Co.
Upton, June Sth 1865 NJ. X. CROSS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-29

EsIKAf MARE.-.Tskcn up by Edwin
Hoyt In Pioneer township. Cedar county, Iowa,
on the lV.h day of June, 1866, oBe dark bay mare.
with black name and tail. white star in the fore.
head, Is. hands high. and about ten or eleven
years old. Appraised at 500.
SYLVANUS YATES. Clerk.
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90 NJ 10 8 - 2
.G'Ocke,.y,'
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
cbC- &C.

FaA ample experience, and reasonable
facilities ter qthe purchase Of msrchon-
die, they are ico. fdemt in their ability
to successfully compete either in Tie Pur.
chase or sale Of merchandise nth any
and all competitors. 4. .... a..r
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Terms: Ready Pay:

NJ Desiring to establish a permanent
trade, no effort will be neglected to insure
satisfaction to every patron by strictly
honorable int rcoursc with all.
d e. 9.-.fr-.r. 2 tr -H ..s.s
The highest market prices will be Puid
for Butter, Eggs, &c. Cash paid for Batter
when dcyii ed.
4e--"--- = z...,
aaT,t .ss.r... H. -.s ".z 4.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-29

D~In reply to Numerous inquiries they
respond: That owing to the high prices
ruling In the markets. they deem It unsrisc
to enlarge their Dry.Goods Department mt
the present time, bot whenever the mar.
kets offer opportunities they will not be
excelled either In variety or styles.
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]. G. BLCIIER Il CO.,
Steamboat ana General Transfer A~...,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS :.
CLINTON, - 49, mn.

~. G. BUC1TET, OF Clinton, can Justly claim
extraordinary advantages in furnishing AyvicuNara
Implements. to the farming cornnuniAy. Ne b.
the most extensive Agrc Depota In the
Vest and possessing superior facilities for shippln,
10 point sin the ofche State, he should sec1
as he deserves, . patronage commens urate with Ii
enterprise in which he is engaged.n-IRssrases NJ,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-29

Po!'tcncss, if not goodness, is next ia
1t, therefore let us be polite. If we can.
not be as polite as wo would like to be
let US be as polite as we can. The man
who will not be polite is lit neither for
church nor the world; let him dwell
apart among the tombs. Do our best
and we shall all probably in some respects
DO dlsagrecab'e to our warmest friends
The least We can do is to make ourselves
as tolerably as possible.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-29

xENILEMEN with yankee tendencies can
AZ 4sc., ma choice variety Of the zine yjtable
W sAie ny WHALE
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The anti amendment people seem ter
rlbly apprehensive that, unless restrained
by the Constitution, they will inevitably
marry niggers. We have all heard Of
the noisy fellow who, getting into a
quarrel, cried out to those around him.
"hold me, gentlemen, or I shall strike
HIM" Each anti-amendmont man seems
calling aloud in similar spirit, "hod
me, dear constitution, or l shall marry
Niger, as sure as you are born. -
But we propose that the constitution
stand OFT aud see fair play.-LouisyiHe
journal.
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W. Il. ALDEN 4 FINDLEY !

Would respectfully announce to the citi'
zens of Upton and vicinity, that they
occupy the store heretofore Occu.
pied by A. III. Perry, and will
keep constantly on hand a
well assorted stock Of '-~~
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IL for sale by WI Icy
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS



CAMPBEL-LEvINEss.- On Wednesday, June Z, at Eny-
lsh Neighborhood, by the Rev. G. p. Martin, A. w.
CAMPBELL to AppE A. youngest daughter Of Joseph Lev
iness, ESQ.,, all of Hackensack, N. j.
DEDKER--SHEA.-At Richmond Valley, Staten Island,
Sunday, June H. by the Rev Geo Winsor at the re-
sidence OF the BRIDES father, DAVID b. DECKER Miss
ELviRA SnEA both of Staten Island.
DuRAND-BRrroI On Thursday, June I, in Utica, at
the residence Of the BRIDES brother by the Rev Dr. Cox,
HARVEY DURASD of this city, to HATTIE BRISTOL of the
former place.
MAYSARD-ArKry- St Bartholomew's church, on
Monday afternoon June H. by the Rev Samuel Cooke,
d. d., GEORGE WILLIAM MAYNARD TO Miss FANNIE ATKIs,
all Of this city
NAAR-NAAR.-On Wednesday, January 4, at Newark,
N J., by the Rev. s. Kaufman, Mr. RAPHAEL NAAR to
Miss JUDITH r. NAAR, daughter of Mr.. B. Naar of Ber
gen, N. J.
OGDEN-KooH.-On Tuesday, June 9, at the Church du
St Esprit, by the Rev DR. verren CLARENCE OGDEN, of
New York, to PHnosENA, reict Of Louis Koch of Ma
drid
PARsoSs-MuEs. Philadelphia, on Thursday June
g. by the Rev. DR.. Morton JOHN r. PARSONS, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, to SALE H. eldest daughter Of T. Harris
Miles, ESQ.,, OF Philadelphia
TlLroRD-BsowS Thursday, juno 8, at the resi-
dcnce Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev O. Stohman,
Mr. GEORGE TroRD of Brooklyn, 10 Miss AMELIA BRowS,
OF this city No cards.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Covyrr-The market was shade nImer, but In the
absence OF transactions Of Importance prices were nomi
ually thc samc
FsK.curs appear &c D. again looking up. There were
some signs Of improvement today at al events, anP
the osrinas were quite liberal all things considered
Tho cnravcmens wore TO liverpool $50 tons mahogany
on private terms, 1000 bushels wheat NJ sxd no
Glasgow Der steamer 1000 do do at od lo0 poxes
bacon Al 30s 100 bbls beef Al 2s 3D., ana l. oOO do
cheese at 3os ship chartered with deals from st.
John to Liverpool at Gas 3D. .,
Mo,Asrs The market quiet but hrm Small
salcs OF Cuba were effected at 40c . 400.
PRovrross Receipts 1877 bbls pork, SOL DO oeer 80
pkss cut meats, 20s do lard The pork market was
rather tame 10 day though there fair demand ana
some considerable speculative FEELING IN new mess,
which however sold somewhat lower. The sacs were
about 1000 bbls cash and regular, f25 70 e2s for
new mess S2l 80 q e24 10 for Old SIS 80 sle Tor
prime SO so $40 so for prime mess Also about o0o
| buyers and sellers option. Beef was steady, win
moderate inquiry, at t1o &14 for mess and 81? elS
FOR extra do sales $50 bbs Beef hams remained quiet
aud we learned OF sales Bacon was quiet with sas
OF l7S BOXES NJ 13tsc 18xc. for Cumberland Cut
meats we're steady, with sales Of 500 packages At from
12c to 14kc for shoulders, and l4c lsc for hams
Lard was 10 fair demsnd al the reduction noted on sstur
day The sales were about 500 packages from 15lc
TO Ice a19xc--the latter rate for choice Butter re-
mansd steady at last weeks prices, VIZ; 2Oc sOc or
Western and 22c. 33c for State Cheese was quiet Al
| &c. a 15c
PErRorEun The market was dull and heavy for crude
at 34c but firm for refined NJ sic SIC. IN bond ana
70c Tic free The sales in lots) were ABOUT ,-vv
bbls.
Riu steady with small sales Raugoon ct o'.c. .
oSc.
sUCAR.-The market was frner under fairly active
demand and prices favored the eeer to the extent VI
kc Ne per pouna ras sass iess uS sHSo~s Lsss
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

hhds at I0kc. l41Se for Cuba and IL xc a l5c for
Porto Rico Also $50 boxes Havana on private terms.
SrsARISr-we note sales Of 05 900 lbs grease
1T l0c. Axe
TAIow active at full prices The sales we're 225 900
lbs at l0klc. 1910
ToBAcco.-The market pretty active and nrm for
the good grades but dull and heavy for kinds The
sales 100 hhds Kentucky at 7c TO 2sc for common
to prime.
TEA-The market was strong under fair demand, and
there saes OF 500 pkgs. oolongs greens and ia
pans private terms.
WmsKEY-The market was firm with fair demand
We note sales OF - bbls. Western at 81 05
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAL.
MONDAY, June 1915 P. NJ.

MONDAY June l2-6P NJ
The speculative spirit on the Stock Exchange mas
shown increased strength day In more active and
higher market AT the first board New York Central
closed as< higher than al the first board Saturday,
Erie TX Reading *, Michigan Southern 2A, Illinois
Central e. Cleveland and Pittsburg az Rock Island y,
Fort Wayne u, Quicksilver IA, Cumberland SH. Ohio
and Mississippi certificates declined u. Government
securities were heavy under the European news
reporting Gve-twenties at 81 GIN ON the
London stock exchange on June 2 Coupon dvetwentes
declined a; tenforties, however, were firm at s6h
AT the open board one O'Clock prices well main
tanned but at the second board they were fraction
lower New York Central closed at a decline of &, as
compared with the first board, Illinois Central ", Rock
Island n, Cumberland u Erie u higher, Reading
a. Cleveland and Pittsburg e. Fort Wayne u, Ohio and
Mississippi certificates ~ Quicksilver Ia Government
securities were dull and coupon ivc-twenties expert
enced further decline OF e Coupon ten forties
maned steady.
Opinions were divided about Hudson River owing to
the resignation of Mr. John NJ Tobn president of the
road and effort depress sellers OPP
tons At the second open board, however II strong
at 104k, in sympathy with the general market New
York Central sold at "a % 81 Erie 70 1871, Reading
9SK ~ Michigan Southern, 651s 65, Cleveland and
Pttsburg 67 6s, Northwestern 263S u, Fort Wayne
$685. Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2oM, Cumberland
42%, Quicksilver 53@ Afterwards, the street, the
market was firm and at five P. NJ. Erie quoted at
70 u, New York Central "a, Hudson River i04z,
Reading s31l Northwestern 261, Fost Wayne 954.
The chief interest Of the day has centred upon the
gold market which opened with strong upward ten
dency The closing quotation on Saturday night was
1874. and the highest point reached to-day l4i ad
or "a The fluctuations from hour to hour were
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

THE sFAooINg sTEAMER WILLIAM FLETCHER,
having Just rcturned frcm government seryGs snsn
order charter for excrs,ons 70 The Fsbing
hdSr piaoA Appu 70 y CHAMBERLAIN, ~ 9oeS~ ~
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, June ESP NJ
AsuEs s-Recoipts, 1oe bbls. Tho market remained
very quiet and prices were nominal
BaxADsrUrss. Receipts, 1854 bbls. -four, 705 do.
and go bags meal ID, 26s bushels wheat. 80 +6l
do. corn, and 8i s54 do. oats The -four market was
without decided change The foreign news was unfavor
abe but gold advanced the decline In Liverpool
erted very little influence. The market opened heavy,
but closed nrmer under an improved demand,
in part for shipment The sales were about
$4,000 bbls. at our quotations annexed Canada
-four remained steady quotations The sales were
500 bbls Rye -four quiet. Southern -four was in
fair demand and full prices realized for all kinds
The sales wore 700 bbls Corn meal was quiet with
ooIns ~ EO hhIs Icrsrv nj a 75 We uuoto
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

wheat was moderate request but the market ruled
steady about former quotations. The sales, which
were In mart for shipment Great Britain, were fair,
comprising 55 600 bushels at 81 81 81 20 for Chicago
spring 81 rs for amber Michigan 81 20 for inferior red
western and 81 "A 81 44x for Racine spring Corn
heavy and decidedly lowsr-say 1c. &c per bushe,
with but itts moro demand the reduction The sales
were 900 bushels at 76c sec for unsound and sound
for choice white Southern Rye WAS quiet Barley and
malt were dull and prices were nominally unchanged
Oats were more actvo and 1c %. higher Ths sales
were mostly at Tie 72c. for Western.
CorroS-The market was Armer AFTER the receipt OF
the forsign news and prices &C. &c. higher The
saies were 800 bales We Quotek-
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

DIyIDEND.-THE GOULD AND CURRY SILVER
~ Mining Company Of San Francisco has declared divi
dend for May Of fifty dollars per foot In gold, payable to
stockholders less exchange by LEES WALLER,
SO Pine street.
New YORK II. 1855
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

CECoND GRAND EXCURSION TO THE CHOLERA
- Banks blue nsh and bassThe new ana splendid
steamer WILLIAM FLETCHER viii make an excursion %
the Cholera Banks Thursday, June I5 leaving Tenth
street. East river at 6; Broome street. "a Peck slip 6
Christopher street. pier North nver N Fhre tor the
excursion 81 PHILIP R0CkAFELLkR Pilot.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

interest payable semi annually, and will be redeemabe
November l. 1882.
The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road during the drs week in June amounted $3.50 545
Increase over the receipts for the same time last year.
$aO,lo2
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

viii make Excursions TO the Ffshine Banks on Tuesday
June l3 and Thursday June 70 stopping as me
street North river ste Dw street North rsyer
Broome street. East river 7l0 Peek slip East rvsr AZ
90 pier No. North river T7S B-Bait ana refrssn
m furnished board H. liNCkE
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

ITO coNEy ISLAND ny sTEAM.-rHE BROOKLYN,
Bath aud C0ney Island Railroad open for through
travel from Cemetery Cars every hour In
the morning and hahoury and quarter hourly In the az
N the travel warrants 10 Y. u. AL cars TO
Greenwood connect with this route.
INoR NORrHPoRT, LroYD's DOCK, OYSTER BAY
Il and whitesone. The steamer PILOT BOY win leave
SUNDAY excepted Returning leaves Northpor at A. M
CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN in, ASsnt q South st
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

I,IsHING BANKS. AHoYi-ON AND AFTER wEDNES.
II day. June a. the steamer NEW HAVEN, Captain A. u.
excepted stopping At the following landns Jerssy CITY
siip AS Thireth street. North nver SIS; Christopher
street 90 Dey street 4 pier No North river O'Clock
band Of music will accompany the boat every day. BATE,
ines aud ref re shme pts on board Fare o..
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

The rebel loan Stood at az
The Bankers Magazine furnishes the returns OF the
circulation of the private and joint stock banks in Eng
land and Wales for the -four weeks ending the 10th OF
April These returns combined with the circulation OF
the Scotch and Irish banks for the period and the
average circulation of the Bank Of England for the four
weeks ending the 26h of April the nearest date fur
nshed by their returns will give the following results OF
the circulation of notes in the United Kingdom when
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A NNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. AT TIL IRTRgsrd
"A street Presbyterian church. between Sixth and sersnA
avenues on Tuesday Wednesday June Is
a. Tickets, including refreshments, 5Oc, admit ehs
evening.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
Died.

Birth.
LAcxv.--In Brooklyn, Saturday. June 10, Mrs
Thomas Lacey, Of a son.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
Guardians Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT 10 Probate Court, held al
sad III tIict on the 9th day OF October A. u. 1865.
y Wives TER BANlsIER guardian Of Foster l.. Ban.
- isefi Allen Bunister, Helen NJ Baniste Emugene
J. Banhter and franklin w. BInster minors Of Kan
dorh in sti ddrtct,nIkes app &c on To said cour fr
license to sell tire following described real estate Of had
wards, to wit Being all aud the land and real es-
lle conveyed TO said minors by two deeds one from
Leba Lamb, GATED the 2jh day q March, d. 1865 and
Que from AiouIo SMITH dated the 29h day OF April, A.
~ 1860, representing hat the sale thereof for The pur
pose Of putting the proceeds Of such at lneres Or
investing the zane In stocks real estate would be
be0ehcal TO said wards
Nhertupon, II is ordered by said Court, that said
application be referred TO session thereof TO be held at
the West Randolph House, in said Randolph on the
2Jd day Of November, A. D. 1862 Tor heading and de-
eison thereon aud luther ordered that all persons
Int esled be Notified hereof by publication of notice Of
tald Application and order thereon three weeks
lyely, 10 the Green Mountain Freeman, printed al Mont
pelie before said time Of hearing tnat they may appear
Al said tine and place, and If they cause, object
thereto by the Count,
y42w3 Attest. !, X. CLEAvELANU. JudRe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
sally NitcheII,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held a
WAsHSGtos DIsrRicr, SIS Montpelier, IN said District
on The 10th day Of toOer A. ID. 1865.
rARl.Os BANCROFT, Executor Of the last will and
" testamen OF sally Mitchell late Of Cabot In said die
III deceased presents his ADM nistraon account foE
examination and allowance, aud makes application for
decree of distribution and partition OF the estate OF
said deceased.
Nheeupoh Ills ordered BY said Coutl that said
count and application be Ttieued to CD sad
Cour To be held at the Probate Office IN said Montpelier
The 10Th day of NovmebeA ID. 1865 for hearing an
decis.on thereon;
And II Is further otdered, thatnoltee hereof he
giventoa publication 1.-THE
three weeks successfully IN the Green Mountain Free
man, newspaper published Montpelier, previous to
SAID tmeappointed for hearing ha they may appear
al said time and place and show cause II any they
may have why said aeeOu should be allowed ana
such decree made. Bythe Court
r42wJ Attest Il. r. MERRILL. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24

The directors Of the Bank Of Caledcni at
Danvie have declared q semi-annuai dividend
OF eight pr cent, payable Oct ~.
BIO YIELD Mr. Jacob Stanton, # Norjh
Danyila's gathered from SINGLE Oh. sitaw from
hi ta''. even le3ls ard f-.uDtr4 heai tg0
huaa .H.s0i oap.- m4Eiaga} .el.oi
to /. Can thus DO beat2
LARGE SQUAsHEs Rev. Hubbard Eastman, Of
GulIiort, sed from one seed this year four
squaahes whose weiaht was 800 IL pounds the
largest weighing 100 pouuie.
HoSrY MIR 0. +. Peck, Of Westminster,
found a swarm Of Italian bees il large chest
nat tree OF ab0u, five feet il diameter at the
ground, and last week he cut the tree and took
nom it l75 lbs. Of fine honey. In addition to
che honey he saved the bees, which bej1ga large
sworn, are valued at $50.
Edward P Wild, graduate Of Middebury
lud Bangor, Was ordained pastor OF the Congre-
Pltional church at Craftsbury the 18th inst.
Mr George Green OF Waterford, thrcshod
caree hundred ana slxty-two bushels Of oArs and
'ofty-two bushels Of whea, in QUO day and one
haI, with two horse machine
The po.atoe crop is large and excellent in this
section TIE only iauls is Chat they grew SO
largo that obey have to be billed ike Josh
Billings sdanghol rooster" one end TO time. -
--Caied0Hian
a Iaii broke on the Rutland and Washing
ton Railroad, near Granville, few days since,
9u4 ". tie passenger cars were thrown of NE
.rAcf The bagg sc master was tho only per.
an hunt.
The smuggled iure seized by the United Ste Tee
Marshal, have been sold at Burlington for
$500.
Letters make remarkable time in Orleans
CouH5 One has gone from Barton to New
f4rv 10 mics, in only ,cu days
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24

STATE or VERMONT In Probate Court, dsn
NlsHSGtoN DrsrhIor, ss. NJ Montpelier, IN and Tor
said district, the 18TH dav Of October, A. u. 1865
ELSlNA HAWKINS, AdminsttaltiI IN the estate Of A.
Ia W Hawkins lsto II alas, said district deceased,
makes application 70 said Cnur 10 extend the time hereto
fore SLOWED her 10 pay tie debts due from said estate
ard to render her administrations account until some III
ture day.
Whsreupon, It Is ordered by said court, that ssdtp
eatOu be heard At the Probate Office Montpelier,
the l4th day Of Nov. 1865 and, II Is further ordered
that notice be given to all persons concerned by puboa
ton Of this o,der In the Green Mountain freeman,
printed at Montpelier, thee weeks successfully, before
"a d hearing. By The court,
gllwd Aueat-N. A On AgE. REGISTER,