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N WASHINGTON DISTKICT, BS
In Probate Court held Montpelier, within and for
said District, the 18th day Of September A D. 1886
Edward A, Webb, guardian OF Alfred W. Webb, and
Clara A. Webb, minors, OF Mortified In said District
makes application to said Court tor license to sell the
following described real estate Of said wards TO wit;
The Mortified House ana premises and also all that
real estate here ofore decided by James c. DuHn aud
Caroline Paine to said Edward A Webb all situated In
said Mortified, representing that the sale theref for
the purpose Of putting the prc ceeds Of such sale inter-
est or investing the same in stocks real would
be beneficial to said wards
Whereup, is ordered By said Court that said ap
peeuon be referred session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office in said Montpelier, the 10Th day Of
October A. 1865. for hearing and decision thereon
and It Is further ordered, that all persons interested be
Lothed hereof by publication Of notice Of said .ppea
ton and order thereon three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed Mont
peer before said time OF hearing that they may appear
at said time and place, aud, II hey cause oojeot
thereto. BY the Court Attest,
1877 n A. CHASE ReRister
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Lot ano Gounn.

E'uUND on Sunday last, a lady's water
Il proof cloak The owner can have It by calling at
this Office, proving prop. rty and paying charges
Oct p ls65 div
| OST, to-day, Sept. 81, on State or Main
ALsucot a hair bracelet gold noun ted, marked p. M
JACKSON on the inside Of he clap. The finder will
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office
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DUFUs

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The subscribers, having been appointed By the
Honorable Probate Court orthe District on Washngton
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ell claims
and demands Of all nersons against the ssats Of Rafn
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in said district, the 5th DAYS Of December and Arl
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= uue COPY Of record Attest.
1911 T. r MERRILL. Judge


N OTlCE.-WHEREAs, my wife, HANNAH
= NJ ID bAoLnY. has left the place provided W me
f her 10 live, before went 10 he aud Itfa
sea 10 live With me- this is forbid all pers
Or trusting her a, shah pay as6ts Of her eoEuasng
before or after this date.
JOHN BAGLEY
craflsbury, Sep, l5lh 1855. 757ls
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GOING EAST.
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The. above but few of the mary Catarrhal
symptoms. aE
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EsTIMoNIALs
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FkEEPoRT Oct. III 1853.
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LEGAL NOTICES

wapello county 7. b., Feb 20, 1855
To James siprs, Jasper sipts, and Sarah esriah
: Sipes heir. 81 las Of David Sipes deceased, ana
Mary sipes widow OF said David sipes.
fou are hereby notified that on or before IN BID
f The Clerk of the District Court of said ty tn
n.titioo of william Is. HycGG, Chancey Nutting.
Wiley Wilson, Eliza Jane Fisch, Andrew Taylor and
aim Tavior. claiming . bs ti.e owners OF the y
and s W 4 of N n \, and the y Il II and =
Sc X of section 80, 7 u, N u Y Aud SEE
..,tion "a 4 ~, X IL w. AndsE OF ) w h and
: acres OF &c side w rs w OF section is, 4 II. y
n IL est in said county, lands formerly owned by
ayid Sip es deceased. And asking DECREE OF sai'i
rourt TO correct DESCRIPTION In Tile deeds ofnettion
.rs and auieting the title to said lands in said eli
tons And you are hereby notifsd that unless you
apnenr and an swer to said petition btfore the
ssron dav of the May term Of said court 1865, de-
cree win he rendered by said court according 20 the
.rsvsr Of sstd petition. n. BIGHAM,
F.p % All. Ali y foI pstitioaers
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II r1ary affections peculiar to Temales the EXTRACT
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nOCTOR WHITTIER

recularly-hred Physician. frcm the Medical Co T.
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lie avoids The use OF mercury or poisonous drugs
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All DISEASES.

This the Doctor has demonstrated in thousands of
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Consumption and Asthma, in from to six weeks.
Paraiy rs and all diseases OF the Nervous System in
Guiding Epilepsy Fits in from one to three DAYS
Diseases of the Liver, Heart and Kidneys in from
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the severity of the disease
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DTTTSBURG. FORT WAYNE &
Chicago Short Railway Line
June2 1864


State Of Iowa Us ca RE-, Stamp
Wapelo county W.P. Mar. 'e5
To Adene L. Robert, J T. Eobett, Calvin @ Pack
srd, Gertrude Packard, Day Been, b. Ezekies,
Knapp, Wi!k inson Co, AID Charles Emory a
Co
You and each of you he e',y notified that or
before the 3D. day OF April 1865, there will he
hle in the Office Of the rrk of the District Court OF
gaid county the Deti ion of Warreti Packard claim
ing Of sal Adcinh l.. Robert and }. I. Robert, the
husband OF said Adeine 10 he the owner of It'll,
bond executed by said Adeiine TO said CT Pack
ard, for conveyance of part of the south corner
Of out lot o. t55 feet the extension of Marion
street by 100 feet deep in ,tnmwa Wapello coun-
~, Iowa, and praying specific performance and
ronye vance said petitioner by deed Of Warranty
and asking of all said defendents decree of said
quietiug he title to said property in said pc
TONER ainst all claims of said defendants Of
kind whatever. And unless YOU appear an aHswet
said petition before noon Of the second day ~
N ay tel M, 1855, said court, iadgmen and de
cree ~ said Court will he entered against you &C
cvrdns to the prayer Of sail petition.
NAkkEN PAGk~HD.
BY 7. Bigi,aln, Atty. mar. 'Ga-4w.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-01
THE TOLEDO COMnIERCIAL.

This excollent paper has just changed pro-
prietors 1t has heretofore been owned and
controlled by a Joint Stock Company, but last
week the establishment passed into the hands
of SHERwooD, MEANY d Co., who will hereaf-
ter conduct the business
Thepublics will need no assurances from us
that the Commercial will hereafter be, as it has
heretofore been, one of the ablest and best con-
Quoted papers in the Northwest. The name
of Brigadier General Sherwood of the Il1th
Ohio, is in itself sufficient guarantee that the
paper will lose none of its interest and useful
ness in his hands, while the continuance of Mr..
Meany as principal editor, puts its success be-
yond all contingency. Mr.. ?. T. Bartlett, one
Of the firm, has for sometime been connected
with the paper, and is an enterprising business
pan, and under his management the financial
interests of the Company will be safe.
The following are the terms of the Commercial:
DAILY-$1O year-9O cents month OF
25 cents per week-invariably in advance.
TRI-WEEKLY-$5 year-in advance.
WEEKLY-$2a year-in advance.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-01
INTERESTING.

1t will be interesting, if not ludicrous, to
note the arguments which the Democratic"
orators and writers can make use of during the
campaign in Ohio this fall to induce the soldiers
to vote their ticket The Findlay Je6erSonia,
thinking some of these gentry may be troubled
with short memories and may forget their
''piece" while plying their arts and arguments
to win votes, tells them to not forget to ask the
soldiers the following questions:
LIST, Did we not oppose the war for the pres
ervation of the Union, and refuse to vote man
or dollar to support it2
ID. Did we not oppose the various drafts
which were ordered by the President for the
purpose of recruiting your ranks and saving
| you and your comrades from being DESTROYED
by the rebel army?
| Sd. Did we not advise our followers to buy
Tevolvers and to resist and shoot down the Off
GERS of the Government while trying to enforce
| the lawg e.'t. '''
4th. Did not many of us run away to Cana
da to avoid aiding our country in her extremity 2
5th. Did we not shoot down officers who were
endeavoring to recruit your armies?
9Th. Did we not denounce the war which YOU
called glorious attempt to save the Union, as
a damnable crusade, and the soldiers as Lin
coin hirelngs, Lincoln Dogs murderers, DC?
18th. Did not many of us wish that you might
all be shot and never again reach your homes?
Sth. Did we not create riots in New York and
other places in favor of the rebels, and organ
ize secret societies throughout the North in fa-
| vor of the same? 80
eth. Did we not declare that the President of
| the United States was tyrant, a monster, a
usurper, and wished that some bold hand would
| take his life? ...,..
| -I Ot llu hxyo
able language, succeed in bringing about the
murder of Abraham Lincoln? el +a.
After such a showing as this it will indeed
be strange if the Union soldiers refuse to vote
the Democratic ticket. =,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-01
eBLOOD WILL TELL.

The Democracy having large majority
in vinton county, this State, are not quite so
anxious to obtain the votes of the soldiers as
their brethren in this section of the State ap-
pear to be. The Register says the party in their
Convention deliberately "snubbed" the soldiers
and that the following preamble and resolution
expresses the sentiments of the Democracy
there: .r
WHEREAS, The Democratic party have ever
had a contempt for these abolition, nigger-
loving soldiers and whereas, the war is over,
and we can get along without them, therefore,
Resolved, That the returned soldiers, and the
veterans still in the field, can go to the d-l
withoutany serious injury to the Democracy.
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VERY uNKIND.

A short time since the Copperheads professed
to be desperately in loyewith General Sherman,
and said that his political views conceded with
correct democratic doctrine" In view of the
great amount of fulsome praise bestowed by
them upon him, isn't it a little singular that
they could not tspare afew lines in their resolu-
the country. But it is easy to account for the
milk in the cocoa nut. General Sherman had
declared in favor of Gen. Cox and the Union
ticket. This was too much for the reasonable
concern which assembled at Columbus, and
they gave him wide berth. 1t is plain they
don't worship Sherman as much as they did. q
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SURE ENOUGH.

The Hillsboro Gazette, the organ of the So
called Democracy of Highland county, speak
ing of the Democratic candidate for Sheriff in
that county, says:
81 V. O'Conner was an officer in the war on
the South, and is not that sufficient reason why
no Democrat can support him?' ..
The Gazette is right If that party was hon
est in its denunciation of the war to save the
Union, and its abuse and defamation of north
ern soldiers, it cannot with propriety OF con-
sistency vote for any man who fought against
the South = ,Er