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Selettsl 2nsiru.
House Cleaning.

The following pnrtic rnnsi"n i> appropriate TO the
pr.,rnt tnr nn viii hc appreciated r hosts "f rslrrs
who have paa.ri through the peril, of "use cleaning
1.-The melancholy days have come, the
Sadlc>t Of the year."
OF cleaning paint and scrubbinS floors, and
securing fur a,lL nrnr;
llcapcd in the corners nf the room, the an
cient dirt lay quiet,
And spiders wovc their webs secure from lrar,
and din and riot;
But, now, the carpets all are up, ana from
the staircase top
The mistress calls to man and mail to wicld
the broom and mop.
Where nrr those rooms, those quiet rooms,
the house hut now presented,
Wherein we dwclt, nor dreamed OF dirt, so
coy and contcntcd?
Alas. they're turned all upside down, that
quiet suit Of rooms,
With SlnpS and suds, and soap and sand,
and tubs, and pals anil broom|;
Chairs, tables, stands arc standing 'rounl at
skies and at Scvens,
While wife and maid fly about like meteorS
in the heavens.
The parlor and the chamber floor were clcan-
c,l week ago,
The carpets shook and windows washed. rs
NIL the ncighbors know
But kill the sancsum hal csrapc,l-thc table
piled with books,
Pens, ink and paper all about, peace in ITS
very looks .u -,
Till cll the women on them all, rs Falls the
plague on lncn,
And then they vanished all away books,
papers, lux and pen.
And, now, when comes the master home, as
come he must ut II" "htS,
TO find ull things arc ".'st to wrongs" that
.. they have "Set to rights
When the sound Of driving tackS is heard,
through the house is Fur from still,
And the carpet women on til! STAIRS taa'
harbenSer OF ill ,
lie looks for papers, books or bills, that all
wcrr there before,
And sishs to find them on the desk or IN the
drawer no more.
And then he grinly thinks of her who Set
this fuss ailoat,
And wishes she were ont ut sea III 'ef!
lcaky boat; ., ,.:-
he m.ct: her ut the parlor door, with hair
und cap awry, ,,
With sleeves tucked up and broom in hani'
defiance in her eye; , ,
lie tcls quito small, and knows full well
there's nothing to bc said,.
So holds his tons,a, and drinks his tea anu
speaks away to bed.
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E" Endorse +he'IPlrcsidcnt,

The Ton ucst;eo Legislature have pass.
ed n'bill disrrnuchisiog rs QlsrebNc|s from
par,icipatiousiu local or STATE ua:its'
This is TO- accordance wi,hB.esidcDt
j Johnson s "plan," as it will: 'bSienem !;
bored ;sthat ho stutcd, before lstsing
Nashville forsNyashibstop, that1if af6ts
uc,c bat 6vo ,ibonsand. 10y men I'd
Tennessee, they should contIolthc State
or course, all democratic papers fssd
politicians ,nre expected 10. endorse
tho disfranrhi,emchtsof rebels : in Ten:
nefsce.f .ak!s$r3 ,2;i = ~ z Z;
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my; and that any citizen of Virginia
hereafter undertaking TO represent tho
State Of Virginia in the Congress of tho
United States. should, in addition to the
above penalties, he considered guilty Of
treason and bis property be liable TO
con6scation."
Rccollect that this "mcasurc Of vim.
diotive harshncss" was, in tho language
of Hon. John Minor Bolts, aimed. at
thoeo whose only crime was declining
ITO surrender their birthright as cit.
izcns Of the frcest and best Government
on earth, or to makc voluntary rclin.
qui. .hment Of their great Inheritance OF
freedom"
Trcason in all Governments has, ever
been punished rs the grontcst Of crimes.
The loyal people Of West Virginia do
not call for the punishmcnts luid down
in the laws Of tho land. They seek not
the blood ror yet. the confscation OF
property of any man. All they desire
is protection against the political asccn'
dancy in our State councils Of that re
bcllivn which Was ovcrthrown in the
field. They seek this protection beca use
they feel that their only security lies in
keeping the State in the control Of its
friends, md not risking its; ultimate Fate
in the hands of those who are not and
never have been its friends. In the
language Of one Of our Senators (Mr.
Willsy) the safety Of West Virginia M
Il State in the Union is only assured by
the continued usccrdancy Of tho great
Union party Of tho S,uto md tho coun.
try. Overthrow that party at the polls,
and We have no security that|thc State
will not nt the first meeting Of tho leg.
islature be transferred back to Old Fir,
siniu. .., .4.
or these dangers, frllow.c citizens, wc
feel ourselves called upon to warn you
while yet it is time. We pray that you
will give them your serious attention be.
fore dcpositing your ballots on the 24th
of this month. If. Ito Constitutional
Amendment is adopted, as we believe it
will be by decided majority. all will be
we'll with the future of our State. Our
existence in the Union is thon beyond
danger. lfit should be defeated, We arc
entirely at the mercy Of our foes.
-. JOIN Il. HuDDARD, 90,
-: r>~' 7. II. LOGAN, ..s.a ...~.
... SAMUEL LAUGHLlS. =.
. -. JOSEPH SETBoLD, ...-..
JonN T.. WILSON, ..
= 4. w. CAMPBELL. - -
:. Central Union Committee 90
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Radical.

The word radical is derived from tho
Latin (rn7ic, n root); it means, then, so.
ing to the root Of matters fundamental
thorough. . -
The Republican Union party, which
is composed of the loyal people Of the
country, is styled by tho rebels, ;Radi.
cal-They use the term as o term Of
opprobriam, using it in the sense al.
ira, Observation-Disclosures. Wo accept
tho term in its Legitimate sense, as We
are in favor Of thorough root work in
dealing with the rebellion; and will
ncsrr stop digging ut it, until its spirit
shall have been thoroughly erndicated.
We desire to root out the last vestigc Of it.
We have been engaged 10 this effort
for the last 6vc years and arc not moro
radical in our views and purposes now
than We have been during the whole
time. We feel that We have made some
headway, and have the same reasons for
continuing our efforts that wo bud for
commencing them. Having compelled
the rebels to surrender their arms, We
now mean that they shall surrender thcir
principles and until they do this, ;wo
Shall hold them under political disabili.
ties, and thus restrain them FROM doing
further mischief. They have proven
themselves to be so radical in the sense
in Which they use. tho term, as 70 be
lairly entitled to the sobriquet Of Do do
structivcs; and tho kiujcst thing. We
can 60 for them, and tho only safe thing
for all others, will be to restrain them
from. tho exercise Of powers which
We know they would only abuse to their
own ruin, and to the injury Of every
body else, until VIC shall find tLom
"cIo,hcd and in their right mind il
indeed they shall ever be cured of the
madness that now afflicts them.-RHehIe
Press. .. IL. a...' r.
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An Interesting Sequel ~ n TASTY
Divorce.

divorce.
A correspondent Of the C'nc'nna''
Tolksfreun.l, writing from the "lnd'ana
Prairie" April 80, relates the following
uIn Sullivan county young mar
r;sd nair who had been united in the
honds Of vcdlock for about six years.
having become somewhat mutual! o's;. ,';.
"rroaSle Of late, the husband, in his
sn,er. .hastoucd to a lawyer ana TOOK
a" ..1H. "a obtain divorce from his wife;
Ons duy no came homc to his v'te ano
lid TO her.. Betsy. / have fulfilled your
wish, You said you wished you were 6
'o1.r.,.d ".0 from mo. Horc il docreo OF
S;yo,co,' His wife was at first surprised
Sr, IN. fsr too Indignant to betray aOy emo. n,
.;on' She suid shc was ready TO CO. ON enc
on,v s'OI neeI.d to pack her goods. Shc
v ui,Ied ho would 30 present, to SEQ ina. a.
'hs J took nothing exsep. what :, was Der
own. Ile stepped toto tho solo,sius l,hDs
.oom orr where tho bureau and clothes
nr.s. were. The wife proceeded 10 o.
i.rce c to take ou.thc clothes, when , sao'
deply her eyes foil upon , ,Sa small al, a,e;' ;o
sud, quito overcome, 81 ,sho SeS broke 90. h;,S. 10
cou,ulsivs weeping. The HUSBAND, n,'u' ~ a.
'sr.o an Indifferent. observer; femar.oo
her ~ emotion, and diseotered the Ca! cause. !:
IT, IT, vss tho dress of their only ch'ld,
~ vao 80. of thras years who had
d;.S ,':.; Amos. two years $50: Tho bus.
baud was nosle,s effected ..y y hs1 ,n1 'Su, v;.S
.sbsu tho xiia. Ae embraced .n.;, nai ,''S ,nS
spo,iop, begasa her pardon as'';1 ;,.o' s1'
sss,s tofo shs decree of.a,'o,s',i1o,ep ,Ss a1o,p
@,hcs;sad @ pieces. -ha'tened e tho sas... Sss,,
os;ee, TOOL out new mar;ites = S:s hsep.S 1:..
sss s va :Ra,tisd .imnsdia.s'y, g h'a ~ 'a''
az Is "a $. gp.sstr-EF .i'$t''"' :. !
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.NUMBERao:7
General Scliofield's DfiSeft SlSn
;, ~ s1IagnaDimity TO- IT, 4o1t 9,

Cen. Glenni ". schoAsia, Ne 1tI
tinguuii.sbed himself. on the lsla slsiisfs
,bc war, is now 1 Representatives o Cos.S Z
gress from Penpsylyssis - ssteaest
speech he thus treats On th0; ;IpPea1s fof,.
mag M uimity 10 The South - "a {: ~
Again, nignanimitJ b siIvS SkS1 10 O.
shield Of descrtion. G7A EftstS alaISa;
is said, can lfordr TO bSsnagslSt1ene.$
Of co osrse,it can; but let ~ ~ hoEhis.e
is.,- For four sSOsra stbSee& IeeDte2 1h>As
tptaufibie exe1Ii. BtlSfS q tHsS; HSIGp II;
xc begged $,hem, 1fs great thuhility -
withhold from tho eo1ltIy ithis tsriib!es
dosolatiop. In tssrp NJ warned thsA e.:
tho punishment that must follow. Oar
entrcaiies and WiteiiKs Isre received 8
tho rebol capital, 90 lbsst: :tllt graph il.
formed us, %"with psilS of; ;lisG GAtst.' :
They fired upon uS while ,ws Wsrs 1T
upon our knees begging for pssos ald
union, The. contest, 4 ones IhguA, vas
conducted on .opr;5 part With crest for
bearauce md witbi9thGsttletest military
law. We even returIed for ;a5Hhilo
their, fugitive slaveI.N o. their part Il
was conducted not only with the; con.
dcmu system Of cruel guerrillst,in1
piratical warfare. but with FIRE, ,polsol.
yellow fevor,, and aSlsSsination. The
estates Of y nion menS1ithin their power
xero { cc; . 8Ieated,. aud haze never yet
been restored, and set suLsn: JlSl SSrO
hung for treason 10 their Pistspded; ;Eoy.
crumcnt. ~ : z. z. 3
Z You tell uI thai hey ibl,s suffered
So have 70. Peace; has seonS at lsst
business prosperity will .rstIra{; the ia.i
sigma Of mourningt.lliy J: b laid ;ailas 3
bu. in the heart Of every family there tsf
On unspokcn sorrow thltS viii Saadea.
Iife,evcn' to the rays.SsNov. wsafS Sd.;
nuuishcd; to be msgplpinous 70 tAO ~. /
tbors Of, all tkis suffering. I,asespt thss
admonitiop. bat I submit thltiwe lrs % .
already. :; The Law eondenDtd thsn 70 !
death, :. aud WsF have plfdonel ;. thsn.3
Their estatet; wore ioiisit apd, ws Ne /
stored thsm.z, Not; Z traitor has besJa
hung; not one con nvieted !. net? enc s
not; q dozen arrested but havs
been ,honofed ;ASt tfvle7s is xt6ss tbsy
only failed to rui6.sSs " te:syen OF.
dcrcd historic .inss.i f % b 1trassd .
from captured Eep:s lts West Point I.
that the beJ 2EltSd ft:ths expense oft
q govekR6 61Tt their fathers could not.
SafrnR.: Ai16 - " !.
~ gentlemsn ask in: tHS'hlnet t8sI =:
F'na anipity? "Give 10 this oDs s.ssys1 d 4
of your population more than; ois:tAlr1 !;
Of your political power r., 10 thit GhIts. !.
you ask, and call il magnaninity -:
false men of the country ~ Csll itntisr;
trcachery to the faithful o.: 4 tlAlS
SQUADS harsh, call it iubmliIion, ipfisl. !
der, or what you will; but for tks; s;titS
of truth let no one call betrayal ef feeiI:i
try and friends migua1tmity 10 1AsntUs;
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TnE' Richmond ESaat tsl1s eIIS .
nomination |of Gen: ;Gris g 5tofst lrSJ !.
doncy, on the groupd t6St
from tho army. viii 80 tliissk =
branch of;the ipnblip: :Ss1si TIT .
"will cut . iudicrops! 81 6ialAs SRgei:
dent. No};doubt: ~ :
opinion Of afnostill lis Soatitsf ~.
papers !; but ISr The llSsf ts1sJtlsSs ~
people Of The United s.atsg kSte Ist -
of.the habit OF: 'eonsail RIs4ht1 llS ~
choice Of prstid lntat-l la6llls ls1iaelIifItssS
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IEsP PUBLIC sp4sissS u
I'D ,Ssry: :ilsst . =
1selerJgnt1 1k;
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hiiEi Eisln:s j
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;is,s,,e P.,se eo.s.h bsforo a(vator} fall.
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The Journal.
IHe Pcopie's Emmi!r .le~Ip0pe,.,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
MOORE 81 BRO.
OFFICE: OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
Advertising.

Advertising.
The J"rxx4L u circulated throvshoa, the entire
Kananha Valley, and Is tho beat advertising ucdluru
Ia thls section VI the State.
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5Perfumfs s nuf5.
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

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10 consequence astaa recent -rs.. .ll.ro, aHl. H..
-a o1r facilities for laaul.e. Iil- e have reduced
r--,as o. as loa q point as the. can 81. place.
WITH GOLD IT PAR.
sl tlalr5 ono need hesitate t. buy watch Haa
from Che ovpae.at'on that VIII Dee cheaper at s1uc
raturs time-Th5 test oC ten years ana the manu-
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Law, given oa- productions the very highest saH
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mi-ation 20 make onir % roughly excellent
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United States The different grades sre ai--azuIsi-
Cd by the following trademark on the plate
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Q. Appleton, Tracy 4 Co. Wal,han. 5iazs.
g. "P. g. Bartlett" Wal.harl, y
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?. ORR LADIES TATCH OF lrst quality is
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.,ass
@. Our next quality Of Ladies Hl--L is nam d
"P. s. Bartlett Wal5hau. Mas. These
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sizes and styles OF eases.
The American Watch Co. Of W---laIn, siass. au-
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ul--hs OF p1.ce
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IL his o. any other country. Buyers should re-
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agents, and that L afteE the mos. Thorough trial.
any watch should prove detective IN anvpsrtieular
itmay be always exchanged for another. As the
American Watches made az Waltharn, arc f,r sic
by dealers generally throughout the country. ne
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! CAUTION. Tho public are cautioned Z, b,vo-ly
ofrespectable dealers. AL persons selling counter
feits viii be prosecuted.
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Agent, FOR the american Watch compauy.
l5s Washington, st Boston.
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gomN 3. .vmEELER.s EsrArE.

STATE or VERMONT, 2 I'VE Honorable
DISTRICT or CuIrTESDEy, Ss-b the Probate
Court. for the District CT Chltteuic1.
10 the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate Of John B. Wheeler, late of burlington ia
said District deceased.
Greeting.
Whereas application hath iccu made to this
Court in writing rs the Executor Of the last VIII
and Testament ol said deceased, praying fr license
and authority % sell the real estate Of said de-
ceased, for the payment OF debts and charges OF
administration, and setting forth therein the
smCuLt "a debts due from the said deceased, the
charges az administration, the amount Of personal
estate, and the situation OF the real estate, and
that IL would he for the interest OF said estate 10
sell the real instead Of the personal estate for the
pas sleut Of debts.
Hhereupon. tho said Court appointed AMI as
signed the ith day Of October. A. II. Loco, at the
Probate Court rooms In said District. to hear and
decide upon slii Applicant f. al! petition, and or
ce-ed public notice thereof To be given 20 all per-
sons interested therein, by publishing said order,
Together With the time ana place OF hearing, three
weeks successiyely IN the Burlington Free Press,
new paper, which circulates in the neighborhOOd
% those persons interested in said estate, all which
publications. shall be previous to the day assigned
Tor hearing.
Therefore, sou are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place asa ned then
and there in said Court. 70 give bonds, as the Law
directs, for the payment OF the debts and charges
u administration and make your ohjec,IOrs 10 the
granting such license If you see cause.
Given under my hant, at the Probate Court
rooms this l5.h day Of September, A. IS55-
WILDER l.. BURNAP. Register.
wIIvs
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MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR


Would sou have daIE 7ni lUs.r11 lcc, and sic
With beauty's queen, tle goddess ol enc sly
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Your raven tresses passing fast away:
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D. aircrr Jocks upon yoar 2 al appear.
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When there balm f1r 1rs-s livery hai-
Tines z0rTows, levers ra-1 es it biesses-
: surs restorer cf those ni 'ng trcsscs
FROM ier bright lecss Tie mortal name it wen
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grr-,l. D.
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WHAT woyDrRrILpIsCo

WHAT WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Is PERRY DAVIS VEG ETABLE PAIN KILLER.
II not only cures the Ills Of the human family but
i,also The sure remedy for horses with collie. 1t
has never been known 70 fan IN cure q the worst
eases and fr sprans, gals, ETC. it never fails-;iy
II considerations accompany each hott!e. eoia
by Druggist gensraily.--KenioH coaafg Ky. Den'
Graf,
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CARRIE {. CILLEY's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT THE Hon. Probate
Dist. Of CLttenden s.s. 4 1 Court for the Dill
trict Of Chittelden.
T. al persons interested ia the estate Of Carrie
c Ci.ley # Jericho ia said District
GREETING
Whereas, application In writing hath been made
TO tbs Court By the guardian Of said ward for IL
csuse O. sell al the personal and real estate OF said
ward setting forth therein that her said ward owns
an undivided half Cfthe farm Of abe u Ijl acres in
Jericho whereof Jackson 4. Cley lately died seiz-
ed exclusive Of the homestead aat suhie5t to the
dover Of the widow therein also an interest in the
ne teld, also certain personal estate, and that
10 would C for the interest Of her said ward that
the same he sold and converted into mon y.
And thereupon the said Court appointed and as
signed the Ilth day Of October, A. ID. Loo at the
Probate Court Rooms n sl;d District 70 hear and
decide upon said application ami ordered that
public notice thereof De given t. all persons in
torest- ID therein, ~ publishing this order three
weeks successfully IN the Darlington free Press
g newspaper which circuistcS in the nelshhOrhOOd
%. those persons interested rein, all Of which
publications sha!he p-csiaust1 the time appointed
Tor hearing.
Therefore you axe hereby notified % appear be
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
then ald there 70 Oh ect % the granting Of such
license, IfyOu see cause.
Given under ny hand. % the Probate Court
Rooms, this 18th day Of September \, l.. 1850.
WILDER L. EUEHAP, Ecgister.
WflgS
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AdTlc1s IRON the city Of Mexico of aue
10Th say Mazimi.ian IS taking into bis en-
h-ence conservatives to whom he turned the
cold shoulder IN the early day Of bis Next
can occupation. Business Is % stand still.
owing 20 the impazsah.iIty of the roads.
Il is rum.syd tal- Marshal Elzaire VIII
leave IeSic. De October and that Macmillan
VIII accompany him.
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DRESDEN, Sept. l4.-Ev,rything looks
Ike war. There is no reply from Austria to
Tie notification of Prussia. It is now bug a
question OF hours whether TROOPS he not
again put in motion for Vienna.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-21

TATE or cl TERAoNT THEi, =. Ho Ps1siI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given that an application will
~ be made % the Legislature Of Vermont at II,
coming session. by the undersigned for the exclu-
sive right Of ferry and wharfage for ten years. from
the town Of Charl lite, VT to the town Of Essex N
y. This ferry has frmerly been known as the Nc
Mel Ferry. MOSES kNOWLT0N.
Essex n Y Sept ls-w3wE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-21
8eeal QOtjtr5.
rAYLoR MOORE EsrATE.

STATE OF vERMONT{THE Hon. Probate
District of Ch.tteEden SIS L Court for the Dis
trict q Chittenden.
70 all persons interested in the Estate Of Taylor
Moore % ShuboyggE, Wise s'u,
GREETING
Whereas, application in writing hath been made
o. this Court uY the guardian Of said ward for
license 90 sell the whole OF the real estate OF said
ward setting forth therein that his said ward owns
IL part Of the lois tough Street in burlington,
VI known a. the orchard ami Potash lot. in com
mon with Lucia p. Dodge, ant l56}'s Of the Home
stead place Of tee Moore, late o. Burlington, de-
ceased.
And taCreuuon the said Court appointed and as
signed the 10Th day Of October. \. II. 1866 at the
Probate Court Rooms, in said District, % hear and
decide upon "a q application and ordered that
public ice thereof lie given to all persons inter
sstet therein BY publishing this order three weeks
successfully, m the Burlington Eres Press news
paper which circulates in the neshocrhOcd OF those
persons interested therein, all Ct which puhlica-
lions shall Dc previous TO the time appointed for
hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified te appear be-
fore said curt ct the time and place Aforesaid,
;hcn ami there TO object 10 the granting Of such
license, If you see cause.
Given uudcr my haui, az the Probate Court
Rooms, this 10Th day % september, 4. ID. l,6h.
Ei2IJ WILDER L. UkNAP, Register.