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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07
THE LEGISLATURE.

In the State Senate yesterday bills authorizing the city
Of Brooklyn to exchange certain lands with the United
States 10 provide for reviewing the decisions Of the S
preme Court by the Court Of Appeals and incorporating
the Brooklyn Market Company were ordered 70 third
reading
In the Assembly bills for railroad TO Calvary Gene
terry King county, and 10 amend the Soldiers Voting
law were fayoraby reported upon Bills introduced
TO regulate the purchase Of gold bonds and stocks to
tablish political code to provide for conveying the
State officers members OF the Legislature and judges
over the railroads in this State and to enable alien resi-
dents to convey real estate. Bills extending the time
for constructing the Park, amending the act to eI
tnd the interior line around the city Of New York and
amending the charters Of the Aare Works and Lorllard
Insurance Company advanced to a third reading
Governor Fenton h expected 70 send large batch Of
appointments OF State officers TO the Senate wcdncs.
day No appointments Of importance having thus far
been made outside Of the Governors staff much interest
4. manifested The Governor has kept his own counsel
and evaded ell curiosity TO the lucky nominees There
s oven possibility that another week may elapse before
thcr anxiety Is relieved large number Of candidates
and their friends gathering here from all parts q the
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS,
The mails OF the Canada reached this city from Boston
yesterday morning. bringing European files and cor
points OF the news we're published In the Herald on
saturday in our iclegraphic report from Halifax
Our special correspondent, in Paris states tina, Me
rebels resident In that city greatly elaed a. the
absence OF any alnson 10 American affairs from the
Empsrors speech 10 the Legislature a. they infer from
that he has matured pan for the recognition of
che confcdsracy soon ster the eth Of March The Paris
corrcspouden, Of London Journal says, however thai
Napoleon had had paragraph written in the address eS
prcsvs Of bis sorrow the continuance Of the war anc
resnrmss.ve Of his neutrality, when the sdvces Of thu
Canada reached him. reporting the opening q the pesc
pexouatoas 1t Fortress Moaroe on The very hs' Gay
shs legislative session. This news placed him In
dilemma His neutrality likely to be OF little avail
and mot knowing how hes, express the point Of ex
sency, ne thought better TO remain for time silent
che subject a
Pope Plus the Ninth has addressed letter to the En-
percr Macmillan the Mexican Church question tn
Pope claims complete freedom Of action for the preste
OF the Church. the control Of all s property by the Arch
bishop and Bishops and the Exclusion Of every disssu
iog worship"
The Losfou .,tz,, ~. r.bi ufs@-, gt;fess, 70 reOs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

OLD ABs AND Nh. SYwARD.--It il said that
while Old Abe, the other day, was expecting to
hear that Mr.. Seward had finished up his diplo-
matte correspondence, The latter reported that
he had just commenced another volume.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

A Bea utIful Compile 4 ion.-The Genuine
and old established LAIRD's BLOOM OF YOUTH, Oh
LIQUID PEARL is prepared only by GEORGE ". LAIRD.
Depot "a Fulton street. Druggists everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07
sales OF Government Bonds.

PHILADELPHIA, March o, lS6S.
Jay Cooke reports the sales OF sevenhres to-day =
81 842 0o0 including one subscription o. 5000 600 from
New York, and over eighteen hundred individual sub
ri,,ti0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

Best-ysiller's Hair Dye-Best - 9uei.
ity cheapest In price Try II. Sold BY drugss~ DePo'
DEFY street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

Sore throat cough cold and similar troubles IL suffered
TO progress. result serious pulmonary affections, oftea
times incursbe. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs are
compounded reach directly the seat Of tbs disease
and 1--WE almost instant relief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

Arrival or thc Prise Steamer Deer at
Boston.
BosTor, March A. 1893
The prize s,esmef Deer FROM Charleston srtv,d hero
" pioht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

Hale's Honey OF Horeh0und ma Tsr:t-
certain cure for coughs colds influenza hoa.ene.- lt
tubes and lungs leading 70 consumption rhs nenss ~
Psnsses cleanse. and heals ell parts Of the throat an
aais bv ali druwsists CHARLES DOWNER
= General Agent ~ Cedar street., " v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

Cherokee Pil1s-Female ReGulat0r.-
s sS y an sRkwS ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

rnsva1ferss life for the Hafr-~Restorea
gray hair 70 original color stop. i've falling out keeps The
kegd ccan above comparison with other hv
dressna Sold AZ the dr6R stores and once No La
9rsadway SARAH A. C1tEvALIER N. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

Batchelorss Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable, instantaneous Inc only perfs
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

Hoyt's Hiswatha Heir RessOr~tive-
The only perfect Restorative for Grsy HAIR ONE ur
verdtv n5acs -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

The Elliptic Lock stitch sewing ms-
e,,ine Run Nv fior AIR.
a Y suttEt, X syfi-ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

Corms, Bsnions, Enlarged Joints . -
sn diseases Of the fee, cured by Dr. zAcHARiB' I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

Jeners, sra Broadway, IL selling HIS
Gestlsmen's slippers q, low priceS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

sIAIE % VERMONT, In Probate Court, holde.
day Of March, A. b. 1868.
SobVAoN WOOD, Administrator Of the estate Of Beaja.
- MA Ho.d lita Of BARS, in said district deceased
makes aphoauoh TO saa Court with the consent and sp-
poaa" 10 wfhinr ot all the heirs OF said deceased
sdns Ia ias sile for license sell the whole Of The rea,
ad renAl rs ate OF SAID deceased excepting the Ishs
sui dover herela, but including the yeser-
Of said dover, representing that suoh AL ,,nid 4.
hsnoh 70 'he tes OF said deceased and those inter
hh'teupoh ordered by said Court that said ppll-
oaton bcrriertrd iu the 10Th day 81 NAV 40 Is6s a,
Tue Probate ice IA Montpelier, for hearing and deeisioa
IN feon and surbtr ordered, that all persons nisr-
s"n pr he'lutu hereof BY publication u neiiee Of this
appciuol and rfdrf thereon three .uesrssi,s,
"a lnr "tren Mountain freeman, printed al Montpelier,
ttl"lr sald time OF heaung that they may appeat a.
SSu TIME anu place and II they see cause, thereto
BY the Couu,
ti1w3 Aue,t-N. A. CHASE, Rssi,,sr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

Tie pressure on eur columns this wee com.
pels US TO defer much matter already in type,
and to postpone until next week several editorials
on the startling news which is continually pour
ing in upon US. The Indications which Presi
dent johnson hes given out Of more rigorous
treatment Of treason and traitors, and the cy.
ideucc which bis character and recent speeche.
furnish Of his fitness for the high duties which
have been 50 suddenly thrown upon him, are a
fruitful theme Of comment, but our space to-day
iorblds more than 10 allude to them Notices
Of recent valuable publications of TicknOr and
Fields are als1 compelled to lie over.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
MONTPELIER MARKEr.n,us

2Eouuoss.-Butter. 2OtoSO ohe,s, 2oto2S Lud
2oto2S. raliov,l7 IredA Apple, 5to2O Eggs, 20 cent.
Potatoes 5oto 10. Beans s2Ooto 400. westIndiss
gArs, lStoIs Refined sugars, % 60 n. Peas, 90
to i,5O.
onions-o, % 20 900. APP $1,000 to 500 per btl
FLorA-Ertra 1890 to 1850. Dosbls Rs,rs tll soto
1900, supef-E,rs "a oOtolS(c
GR,w lsD Hn.-corn, 800 Oats, 10 Hsrdsgra,.
Seed $780, 600 per bush, Clover to 90 per poupa
Hay, SIS to lsper ton. Rye Ass
MisoALLlsSops--Dry ndsresnhard wood 6,ooto 500
shingles, $500 to 900. wOo-eonnon 80 to 90 Barb
100 to 5,O0pcr cord. Nails 1000
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
1bf Markets.
cAnsRIoGE MARKET. April 10.

CAnBRIOGE MARKET. April 10.
A. Market Ia Cattle Aboet .-- Besve,And - stor-.
lnssting 81 work as Oxen Mich Gov, ard ore two
ani three years old.
P'iees-Markst Bset-E1trI III 90 to tlsloisrs
'aay iiSso "a sl4OO Sd sl2 % to 1890
WorVng oGen-SltO to 800
0owtAhd calyes-i35to 90
Yearngs-toooo to Oo,oO i've year, Cd ts5 on to Il
10 three years old, s450O to 600.
sheep aud Lambs-ooooH market price, in lots o. 81
to 4 80 each extra, ts,0Oto $500
Spring Lamts-2,aO 10 $50.
Veal Cayes-s $500 to 100 cIlfstin,-lI to 30, pya
Hides-sto ssprib TaTov-s to eptb
Psts s20o to $3.50 each LAmbs's2Oo
RsNaESs There d. but little change in the market Las,
week prices arm aud, market man expressed
TO- perhaps little dust higher " or, rather We ihink
The ba'chtrs sill hnd that for the same money they nav,
bought somewhat Inferior quality OF beefths week ~
ccpt tw working oxen aud mich cows there Is Htti- 81
no changes u pines 81 store cattle The suppy NJ YEA
calves aFgc aud prices lover. Whole number Of sheer
and lambs about 35ur, n place OF 1870 last week Of VII
ffom Abaay. Very many are poor and poor .heeI
hui hanl market Probably ordsary droyers ,rl l re
TO- lower than las. week hut less derenoe in better grades
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court he'd a,
NAaWNeloS DntHicr, s.. Montpelier In said di,trist
Hu tue leth iIy A tl,sA. D. ISIS
LFNhu EunY Administa ot of Al estat. of Rin.la.
"A Doy late OF CALAIS In said District deceased. pe-
s AS ' sdui .,cs,i ,ecuuul for examination and aI
lnNal,y ihl m'Nts Application Tor decree OF distrba-
ton aud partition ct tue estate It SAID deceased
Nter'ul ua, :. ordered by said Count that said ar
n ahl ,sid APPLICATION be referred to session OF aid
% sec it day oi May, A, D. 1862 Tor hearing and DE-
tFln u'enoni and, Il Is luther ordered taat notice
hteol nt gwen 10 All pei sous ute esed by publication Of
We same thfec weeks successfully, tue Green
sman ahewspape published at Monlpelief pre- yious 10
ud umt appuiutd Tor Hearing tast they may appear a.
sad tine uhd place, aud sh cause, II any they mar
nave wN taid account should not he allowed and .ura
decree made. bl lbo CsmL
FliWa Attest, +. X. MERRILL Iua,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
DIR, CHAs, CLAbK

would announce to the public that he has sold his stand
aud practice 10 suaNIh pusNAA, D.. u Greensboro,
", aud would cordially recommend him 10 freuds
aud the public ne man ami physician worthy Of their
confidence and patronage.
Dr. Putnam has Tor twenty three years been pra'lic
ing physician and stands among the htst Ia his pfofes
sion he Is In town ready TO attend TO professional
busineaa
DR.. CLARK will continue 10 prescribe a. bis once and
visit patients Ia consultation only. TlGw1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

Wednesday was observed in Montpelier as
Gay of mourning Flags bound with Grape
were displayed at hall-stad, dools and windows
were put in mourning places Of bu siness were
closed, and the streets. were nearly deserted At
IL o'clock funeral services were held in Rev.
Mr.. Shelton's church. The house was richly
and heavily draped in black festooned with
white ribbons. the arch over the chancel The
steps to the altar, and the desk table and pulpit
were covered with black cloth, and on the dark
back ground pure white cross shone with
silver light A flag bound with the taige OF
grief hung suspended in front OF the choir Mr.
Whitney presided at the organ. The burial SER
vice was read, and MIR. Shelton delivered a brief
but most appropriate and well written discourse.
Tie spoke Of the universal sorrow Of the many
exceleneies Of mind and character OF President
Lincoln Of the wickedneSs and barbAtiSm Of
treason and Of the lesson Of reliance on God
which the mysterious Providence should teach.
The services were very solemn and impressive.
There were no services at the other churches,
Mr.. Lord, Mr.. Cooper, and Mr. Allen being alb.
sent from town.
10 the afternoon the Invalid Corps, with
Smiths Band, marched through the streets, with
arms reversed to slow and solemn music They
were drawn up in line on the steps in front of
the Capitol and after firing volleys Of musketry
they were addressed by CAPT. Drew, and then
retired to the Hosp tal grounds.
Funeral services were held in the chapel Of
Sloan Hospital, the chaplain, Rev. A. Webster,
delivering sermon from Pad Samuel, 81 chap.
ter, SSth verse -" Know ye not that there is
Prince, and great man fallen this day in
Israel " The services were closed by yolln-
taty,words and music arranged and sung by 5.
+. Skinner, assisted by n. j. Nichols, Sergt's
A. o. Gates aud S. II. Wood.
Elsewhere 10 the State tn day was observed
~ qus Of mourning. Religious services wor,
very generally held Hon. G. h. Fdmund
delivered oulogy of President Lincoln in Bur
lington, Hon. + II. Woodbridge in RuilF nd, ar
Chief Justice Poland at st. Jlhnsbury.
The permission to the rebel legislature Q
d. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
Marriage GUidc.

VoUNG's GREAT PHYSfoLOGfGALW DIRK, or. Every
i one his own Doctor-BrngA Private Instructor for
married persons those about t. marry both male and
female In every thing concerning the physiology and
relations Of our SEX ~ tenn ana DE production pre-
Yenon oil ofsprug including The new discoveries never
before gwen in The English language, by WA. Iul Nc
VI, D. This is really valuable and interesting work II
Il written IN PLAIN language for the general reader and Is
illustrated with upwards OF enc hun1 ed engrayngs. All
young married people those contemplating marriage
aud having the least impedimeDt to married HE should
rad his book u dseo5cs secrets that every should
be acquainted with. Bitis book that must locked
up, aud not lie about the house II Will be 10 any
DUNG, No ilb SPRUCE 20, above Fourth, Philadel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
County Commissioners.

WILMINGTON CouNff, VltRtt OFFicf,
Montpelier, April n, ls65
The votes given by tn ffeemtn Of the Couuy 81 Wash
ngion in their respective icwnmeetipg in Mar last
for County Commissioner having been duly returned into
this Office and this day oAuyassed by me- II ppsss by
said canvass that Nelson A. Chase, Of Calais in said
County, has received plurality Of said votes
Therefore pursuance Of the statute in such ease
made and provided, do, by th.se presents proc
lamaton inst the said Nelson thsss Ia duly &c ed
County Commissioner for the County Of wslinstDn for
the ear tnsuiNe. LUTHER NEwCoNR,
te h
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

Eli ior II MtsssHgei
pRAg SlH;-H TN ytur permission wish 10 say 70 the
readers q your paper that VIII send BY return mail,
70 al shO wish 10 trse) Recipe, with fall directions
for making aud using sm9e vegetable Balm thAl will
&c -tlaly remove ia ten - Pmp.r. Botohss, Tan,
frtekies AMI All imp lrues pi ihe Skin. leaving tht
same soft, Gle smo Jlh ani bean iiful.
will also mNi free to those having Bald Heads or
Ba'e Faces simple directions aud Information that will
enable heG 20 start afuii growth of Luxuhlnt H.ir
Whi'kets, or Noustaole, M less tha thirty days
All applications answered by return mail without
charge Resgectfully yours,
Tsos F. CHAPMAN, Chen i,t, s3l BroadEay, \. "
WHIsKEsst! Those wishing foe set q Ehsker, a
nice onssohe, beautiful head Of glossy hair will
plea read tn card Of THoS H.. CHAPMAN IN another
part o. this paper. F0E945E3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
BATCHELOR'S
Celebrated Hair Dive

IS THE BENl II the WORLD
Only Harmless True & Reliable Dye Known
Vlls splendid Hair Dye sueneCt-chsBges Red Rusty
or Grey lair, Instantly 90 a Gfo.sy Black or Nafura
Brown without lnJurng The Hair Or Staining the skin
eaying the Hair soft and Beautiful, imlsrs IRE yals
iiy frequently restoring IT'S pristine color aLdreeiyng
the III effects Of Bad dyes. the Genuine is signed
WILL AM A, BACHELOR ali others are mere imita.
ons and should be- avoided. solo by all Dru ggst &C.
FACTORY-sl BARCLAY ST, n Y
bSJ- Bachelor's New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
tuneg4fvl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
Dennis Mould,s E.,.,e.

,ssIAIh w nhAhoNf, In Probate Cosr,, Aoldss
N.shlNatnN oisfhwt, - iat Montpelier, In saa loo
? ,ld dnMeh on NJ 18Th dai Of Arui, A. d. 1855.
WthbiS hNlLp and Ihas. n. Heath, Administrator
w ,n the estate Of Deans Mould als Of rIal.6s,a IA
sad district deosa-sd makes application 10 said uour, 10
tdtnd TIE tine heretofore aow ii them pay tue dsb,s
uae lwm sd estate and TO render their admin alton
account uhtu SOME intum day
Nhereuponi Il "a ordered BY said court, that ,adsp
peat oA b. Be ri the Probate once IN honnsllsr q.
sae lvp aAy Of Aal, $50 d, 10 10 further ordsrsa.
INIT hpre " gwen 10 All efsons concerned ky puniea
Ton oi this sset IN the 0tssa Mountain frs.mas.
pfinsd o. Montpelier, thee weeks suecsssly,ly bso,s
sitd hcalng. ny tho court - '-
Tllwa Attest, n. A, CHASE, Rec lister.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

In ST. Charles, Mlnn, Arm 6tl Mr Erdir n Th,liu,
formerly oi hontperr aud scu ,i Mr. ", %, Tapln Of
Mor,town.
Inn. In Ro1tury, NMch 1ith Il dnh'lsila, n.nnie
tn enly child % II aud Mis- May Eus, aged .
year, months and 3dat-.
Ia West Ftiree 80 g.h ofypho1 fever, Oyn,hiA 8 D.,
wife Of beSWr Silver, aged % years
Ia the Naval School Hospital Ann oils, Nd. after q
cruel Improvement al lichunud aud sal ury Of about
ave months, March tl,h, scrgi tetiAun Wadton, Of
Nswbtry, Vi, ag,d :, yests.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

Atserot, supposed to be one Of Booths accom-.
plces and for whom reward Of S25 900 had
been offered, has been arrested. |. was also
reported last week, that the villain who attempt.
ed to assassinato Secretary Seward had been
aptrehendei.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
A. ls. Ashiex,s Esin1e

Vd1sanscfoets, having been appointed b, The Homer.
Az. .l"pa'e NoAt'lotshc District " Ranae pm, Con.
demands OF all persons, against the estate ef A. H.
.l@'eli aie ct Orange IN sad district, deceased rep
arl as"Eenh aea the tetm OF SIX months fiou, the
nj day Il Anu lst5, hsng allowed by said Court AZ.
teH'ta a iad deeeased 30 exhibit and prove res
petu' iatas he,ode uss uvtnatee thatwe vinalt.na
70 zoe uues 81 "Af appointment al the house oil
Aaf"n Ashic 10 otangs, ia said district ON the "a DAYS
on each OF sAid days.
Il E. PATTERSON, &
oanga, April llth, A. D. is6S. viva
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

for their interest to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
Al orders promptly Attended to. Pebble patronage
solicited.
NIB. Abe al Mind. Of marble work doss - Usual At
my shop in Waterbury.
Montpelier, March 7, 1858. Ti0yi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
fcaal Notices.
DanieI lsusscII's Estate.

,,SEAIE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
A'hNeios DISTRICT, S. Il Mouipe Her, In said uis-
utt orthe l9t day Of April, A. d. 1865.
4 pDlsoN FECk administrator of the estate OF Daner
hus'e late Of East Montpelier In said District Ia
ceased presents lis adminsraton account fof eIamna-
ton ana allowance, and makes application for decree
:" asput"n ana partition Of the estate oil said decea
hhefeup"n, is ordered by said Court that said ~
count and sald Application be referred to session Of sale
Ooatltn be held al HE Probate Office said Montpelier
cisos thereon. "
And siuTthef ordered that nstcs hereof be riysn 10
an perons interested by publication Of the same three
"eehs suceestit,ly In the Green Mountain esmas.
WspapeT published at Montpelier previous 10 said
te appointed for hearing that they may appear al said
time ANA place, and show cause, anythey may have
why sld account should not be allowed and ouch deeres
made BY the Court
IllMl AIIn.t-r Il MERRILL Ina
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

The Dist annual session Of the Vermont Con-
ference OF the NJ. i. Church commenced at
Bradford last W Wednesday. BishopD. W. CLARK
presided and Rev, / Luce was elected Secretary
After the morning services the Conference
joined the citizens Of Bradford in observing the
funeral obsequies Of President Lincoln. Bishop
Clark Rev y p Ilulburd, Rev DR.. McKeen,
CJl. Farnham, ard A. NJ. D.ckey, Esq, deliy-
cred addressed
Rev Mr.. Shelton was made recipient Of a
handsome donation Of over two hundred dollars
by The people of his church and congregation,
one evening last week
VERMONT TRoors.--It reported that the YER
mont Brigade has been relieved from further du-
ty in the field, 10 recognition of is brlia mt ser
vices. |. will, very likely, be ordered to Wash
ngton,
twas reported Saturday, that the Ninth
Corps, which includes the 18th Vermont regi-
nent had been ordered to Washington.
Hon. Bliss n DAVIS and wife. of Danviue,
were quite severely injured recently by being
thrown from wagon.
Henry c. Thompson, Of Vergennes, was shot
at last Wednesday night bya stranger. The
tall passed through bis hat but did not injure
HIM
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

TODAY, Thurtday, April ooh, on Elm street. between
Joseph bradish's house aud the post ofdee, Past
Pts attached to neck ne. The anaef will Ne suitably
rewarded by returning 1t this Office,
Montpelier, April 30, 1855
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

~ subscribers having been appointed by the Ronsra-
ne Probate Cuut ior the District OF Washington COM
hesoefs TO crve examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all PERSONS against The estate OF Israel eur
laf' e oi Mohipe lei IN said District deceased
so hs"Vrti md the term Il months nom The 10Th
'S OF Ap'l let9, being allowed by said Court 10 he
tfsoIs 81 sad deceased 10 exhibit and prove their .
speeiv eta ms before u.s. Give notice. that We will A.
tend lolhe duties o ponlment the Office Of O. w.
I9ahtt "a Mlnpel er, IA ,aii district The 4th non
ia OF Mag, and ID Mon az October H. Al Ter o. oeh
IN tie forenoon, GA each # sail days
& {. X X J SGaasAER' Counr..