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year. Educated at Chalons, he was imbued at the
artillery school there with antirepublican prnci-
pies. His brother, the emperor, lifted him from
honor to honor until in 1902 he forced on him in
marriage Hortense Eugenie Beauharnais daughter
Of the Empress Josephine by her first hus.
band, and in 1906 made him ruler Of
Holland, with the title Of king, although, in
fact, nothing more than governor, to whom was
confded the execution of the always arbitrary and
often harsh DEGREES Of the emperor. Misconduct,
however. was not quite 50 obsequ0u3 and Berrile
as that of his brother-inIaW, Eugene Beauharnais,
in Italy. He offered opposition to many Of TIE
requirements of Napoleon, on one occasion pro-
claiming that he had become Dutchnan since he
had been made king of Holland. lie proved Ills
freedom from undue ambition and his sense Of
wrong by refusing the grown Of Spain, which the
emperor offered him; and he proved himself
neither mercenary nor avariCious, by leaving his
throne without having enriched himself He wrote
several able works. So that he was perhaps not
unworthy Of all the good fortune that fell to him.
| The saddest event connected with bis history is,
perhaps lis separation from Hortense, after he
had left Holland, and retired to Rome. Scandal hes
ESed this like many other such unfortunate events
Ia the Vest way, but believe it is generally7ac
cep&ed By the unbiased and well-iufoTmed that
the separation vas the result Of such causes only
IS attend on the forcing Of man and woman, for
state reasons, to marry contrary ID their incina-
tons and positive engagements Hor:ense was
engaged to Gen. Desaix when the emperor rel
! quired her and Louis TO wed.
| And what history do not these few facts open
up The history Of Europe from the tine Of the
Bonaparte family in Ajacco TO these passing days
is but the salient portion Of it. Eugene Bean.
harnais served under Gen. Rochambeau in our
revolutionary war; Baltimore Patterson married
q Bonaparte; Louis Napoleon spent some time in
this Country-so have other members OF the
family. Every part Of the world, and all time,
might really be brought into connection with the
simple note that such date, in 1916, died Louis
Napoleon, father Of the present Emperor Of
France.
But unfortunately, as in SO many other cases,
records differ as to this date. Viii lie the Book of
Days gives Jane 25th, Chamberss Cyclopadia
says that he died at LVorno, on the 18th of July,
1876, as also does Haydns. Book Of Dates; and we
should presume the latter two to be right. Our
note will nevertheless, perhaps, not be thought
materially out Of place
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Ho4R MANUFAcTuEE,--We would advise our
merchants, bankers, Insurance companies, railroad
companies and others to look in at the establish
ment Of Bloomfield & Steel, blank book manulac-
turers, printers and general slatiouels, and thor
oughy examine the neutrality-suspicious. q work
just finished for the use Of some OF Cur leading
banks, insurance companies ana railroads. As far
as blank books are concerned, AMI the paper this
justly celebrated firm use in their manufacture,
they deity competition. Call aad Gee ior your
selves aud be convinced that they ara the blank
book manufacturers OF the Soatn par exceileuce.
-sas-o- -s----
English consul Cameron and two Aissioaafes,
imprisoned in Abyssinia siaoa 1868, nave been
ral
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THANRs.-Our thanks are rendered to the OH
GERS of the steamer W. Z. Arthur for ST. Louis
papers Of the goth ana 2lst
We are indebted to the officers of the Ttcksburg
and New Orleans regular packet steamer General
Quitmau for late Yicksburg and Natchez fes.
The officers Of the Nina Simmes have favored
Us with copy Of the Woodvili9 Republican Of the
23d.
Our thanks are due hessrs. HhitsEan Brothers,
of Bayou Sara, for a late FeliCiana Ledger
The officers of the steamer National viii accept
our thanks for late Red River paUers.
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An ENEMY IN Your I0uru.-.uo notput an enemy
in your mouth to steal away your taeth. Beware
of destructive tooth washes and t5otu powders,
many Of which are base mutations Of Sozodoat.
Insure a life lease Of sound teeth and fragrant
breath, by adopting the fragrant Sozodou..
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tbesoxe
and ~ eeIFenee between the King Of Wurtsmburg
angb \. 9Isad Dhke Of Baden has led to a thor
ii ~ lses tstandlng between the two sovereignB.
has sent Snne nn D, l566.-Tbe French government
eiven v . os 70 Vienna, in reference TO the reply
The FTeyc ss.La 70 the invitation for conference.
ronet be governments regrets that this reply
noyfsrsycs reg as q refusal to take part IN the
So he sa taereiore ss frustrating the Efforts
The Consssg,;aCyn1 Cstssss;iCn q peace
n,,; .Irss, ss9nnsl Of this morning gays We
anI a. Pstsys5..i F1S IMPRESSION produced IN London
iari,atio, 10 a gy tAe Austrian reply To the
Is Soi' W Se3Aefence. 1t was Immediately
s,~g .,I 49, fsason, That advantage sould
sists Il r ssl conference i Austria PeE-
si; 4. ~. r J. ti n rIalaatioR.
5... AeLotu,n5 , y s4s reservations made by that
pomSI' wv 4gss''Sls would disappear from the
plOsA @ ai!is.o Ia " w; pJ feres the attitude as
sutlsa SUE " L-s t5l.,@ t.. Sahne.. without l0nbt
eS3 pD u Ssa " ~ sssest from Is OWL pona
s;,tt Y. pis " Y 1s that Europe cad
7. - S3ses o''tst " 7s7sala3oAa aom great
S0r,ags = ,,.5, yesiTe T. Po@7E: - 49,
80 Dslg -, -, Z hgssd and 2ussia
~ ~ $1,000 sr IKE iepresentatt5 m
% r. - - = = ~ tTl. Il fesefVati9n9 made
" t'.Tt1 t e, - ~ LGFly - lI5 AftaaJa 1 the
~" ] @,..t P- '4s e91IeFeHe4 rom
hayths N ,1 e 55. u5e5t'L .til Iss3t.1. t #
i.,,4ilt hn Hlotil s,'. ..s., = . s.., ~. ,ss5
"a lsoEttsl ssS ION ASl. aAi;o aces
1Has t4uAs.' = Pt Nh 5o5 II s9t49 I'M i4sAE Of
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Flour AT AuCroN.-@esars. Won Zinken Il
Suliy wsell, Mt 10 O'Clock this morning, one hun
ed barrels Warner Mills aoer, in warehouse No.
81 Commerce street, between Lafeyeae and Poy-
dfas slreets
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7BLEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.


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Nap94eon Eepaoaates Territorial AggTandizement
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Negro Eeiot in CBaarleston, $. C..
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VALUABLE iHpNovsp RHAL ESTATE AT AUCTION,
ny TIE SHGRIEp.-ae call particular attention to
the slle at auction, to be made this day at al
the Merchants aud Buctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, by the sberd Of the parish Of Orepns OF a
square Of ground, With ell the buildings aud I'M,
proven ants thereon, bounded by the New shell
Road aud Euphros.ns, Martin ard Claiborne
sreats, First District, For particulars sea adger-
Eisomeut,
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Resolulon fer Park and Presidential Maugion
Near Washington
Refusal to Entertain ResOiutton Referring
30 III edAntlOn behalf of the
Captured FeniarF.
Great Meeting Addressed byH, c. Stevens.

The Nsw Tariff Bill Exceedingly Long and
Minute.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05
Important to the General People

Nextto the common articles Of daily food fruits, &c,
there's nothing in universal than candies and
unhappily here is nothing made subject 20 aduera-
on a. they are by the adoption Of the use Of deleterous
substances destructive TO health An exposure Of these
aduteratons and their pernicous ELECTS was recently
made in this uaper which caused much speculation ana
no doubt warned many that the only safe T. be made
of and confecons 20 oh ain those which are
known 10 BE- pure, The knowledge that they are thus
srd h, has 50 enhanced his business 10 encourage
him 10 build q splendid marble edifcs in emple Pa 'e,
Tor his man faeiu ing and Wholesale trade, while his re
tail business will be carried at horticultural AL as
usual The finest aud purest material the use OF none
but the most innocent and nuOxil coofng sefi'ls
and the neaes aud tasteful styles Of mAnuflc'ur'
ine constitute SouthmAyds candies among the best the
safest AMI the popular in the market Boston
journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05

In eonyalescence from Cholera Malignant Feyer'' sm""
pox or any Cutaneous Affections will be found invaluable
giving tone to the system and removing all the prosrans e.
cts Incidental to disease The universal aud popular kno~
edge h virtues efTaUs Caaya BARK requires no eApa-
nation centuries passed since its discovery and 1t is
now recognized febfage which oouutfa nature
has favored US With has discovered maay methods OF
extracting It's virtues reducing to small bulls the active
principles Of the Bark viz Qunine, oinehonne etc. all oil
which are invaluable As medical agents
The great want mild and reliable tonic In cases OF ps'
y Night sweas sorofula Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite aud
other diseases incidental dsosanised system has Induced
me to present this medical profession aud sufferers as
the most eabe safe powerful tonic that can be prepared
combining all the active principles OF the rue 'A
aya Bark with other ingredients which render 1t the pere'
| zion Of A remedy for al the above diseases
Prepared by Marsdep ash Broadway New York ana
forssle by all Druggists Price 81 per bottle
wholesale agen,s John F, Henry Coz Waterbury, Geo O.
Goodwin a Co., NJ, 3. Burr a Co., Boston a9'7seop
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05
A11.cocK,s POROUS PLAsTERs.

REST STRENGTHENING PLASTER IN THE WORLD
sLLcocR,s POROUS PL-asTERS rssovsahd as'sas' pa"
"a i ,i,euiaton--thus ia many esae Postiney ersPo
ra''as me disease JAMES LuLlp MD
There is nothing equal in the way OF pas'erto inc
Plaster ofMr AILCoCK Everyihng pleasant about them
~ plaster Of the day and at type Of our present
Advancement in selencs and art In Asthma COUSIN Nancy
Aasctions Gout rheumatism and local deePsea'sa pains
they afford permanent relief n,,.,,
JF. JOHNSON, NJ. D., on "Tropieal hemeo'es'
From personal knowledge OF these pasteTs we can a'
that they are decidedly preferable oIhe 10 use "hs
ever reefs to be obtained by the ola plaster we
recommend them. -.
A. INGRAHAM, NJ. D., Editor NsS i@A '"'"'"'
Agency, Brandreth House, New York
sold by all Druggists. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05

PArnNr,D, NAY 20 1910.

Thisis an article for wa,hng without rubbing except
In yery dirty places which win require very slight fao
aud unlike other preparat Offered for IKE purpose
WILL nor n IT rnE cLOIHes, bat will leave them mueh
wHIrER than ordinary meth DIS, without the usual wear
and tear a.. 81
II removes greAse spots II by Magic and sotens me
dt by soaking that rnsing will in ordinary caaes en-
tirey remove il, "a, ..,
This powder is prepared in accordance with chemie
science and upon process peculiar TO ITSELF whichis Sc
cured by Letters Patent It has been In use tor more
Than year aud hiss proved itself universal favorle
wherever Il has been used Among the advantages claim
ed are the following viz -
IL saves expense Of soap usually used on cotton
aud linen goods, ,,
Of the labor Of rubbing and wear and tear
Also for cleaning windows Il s unsu passed WIN one
quarter the time and labor usually required impars
beautiful gloss and lustre much superior TO any oher
mode No water required exceptto moisen tet p9Nder
Directions with each package. Aud eau be rea1ily APP
nreointed by single trial The cost OF washing Tor
family Of ave or ak persons viii not exceed rHRKR CENTS
The manufacturers ofthis powder aware that many
useess compounds have been Introduced 70 the puohe
hich have rotod the cloth, failedn removing the art
but knowing the Intrinsic excellence OF this article they
confidently proclaim Il being adapted 70 meet De
mand which has long existed and which has heretofore
( an,.ined upsnnoled MAuufactuted by
HOWE 8 STEMS,
200 Broadway, Boston.
2sio For sale by grocers and dealers everywhere
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05

The earnings are steadily increas-
ing, and are estimated at over 500, 900
in Gold for the month of Augustine
official report for that month not hav-
ing been received at this date.
The construction Of the road is
going vigorously forward,-24 miles
additional being nearly ready for
the oars,-and it will probably be
in fun operation TO the California
State Line -156 miles from Sa-
cramento City-during the summer
Of 1867, when its earnings must be
very large, as the entire trade of Ne
vada, and a large proportion Of that
of Utah, idaho and Montana must pass
over its line. 1t has been shown by
reliable statistics that in 1868 over
S13, 600, 900 in Gold was paid for
freighting goods from California to
Nevada alone.
This part of the Great Pacific Rail-
road Route is destined to be one of the
most profitable lines of railroad in the
world, and its First Mortgage Bonds
are among the best secured and most
desirable investments ever offered.
over $1,000, 900 has already been
expended in grading beyond the point
to which the road is now running, and
the iron is bought and paid for suffi-
Gent to lay the track the entire dis
lance to the State Line.
The Road has been completed and
equipped thus far without the sale of
q single dollar of its First Mort
gage Bonds, and they are now offered
TO the public for the first time, after
the earnings of the Road have reached
the sum of 100000 per month in
Gold, only about o5 per cent. of which
is required for operating expenses.
The Bonds are offered at 95 per cent.
and accrued interest from July LIST, in
Currency. Orders may be forwarded to
us direct, or through the principal
Banks and Bankers in all parts of the
country
Remittances may be made IN drafts
on New York, or in Legal Tender
Notes, National Bank Notes, or other
funds current in this city, and the
Bonds will be forwarded TO any adj
dress by Express, free of charge. In
auiries for further particulars, by
mail or otherwise, will receive pune
Iual attention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05
A TEw woRns on COMMON sENsE.

How few there who not subject to some affection Of
the lungs respiratory Who by lessciinE premoni
tory symptons avgrayas complaint until disease strikes
Is shafts. causing nexprc sb torture Of the patient and
anxiety aud distress friends. Only oold" &C. slight
ors ,hroatp IS the heeiless many when so Affected
Yes only cold" vashs thoughess expression Of h9us
and. vhom death has marked ior biz prey.
Foreuarnsd ala be The motto forever 10 the
minds ofoss subject Coughs Colds oatarrh or lnau-nEa
words q advice should be needed By those suffering from
Asthma, bronchitis, amp,on Relief is within their
reach and elected, eonssqueuccs ensuea life Of
miserya daily hourly struggle existence contest in
which there can be bat vstor-Death'
Does mot appai s strongest mind to think Of the result
c,pAhy neglect Then whydelay What excuse can be Of
tra when timely warning sounded in your ears' when
danger Is pointed OUT why avoid ~ MARspENs PFC
,on,t balm has been used In nearly million Of
cases aud endorsed by the Medical Faculty as the most
ropt and nsaeious remedy that research has dis
covered to relieve all Of Coughs, Colds nnuen
"a and Consumption fha is not beyond AN hope h'en
when he sufferer the last he viii hni relief oy
u.ng Ibis pre- paraton one hottie will convince the most ia-
ereduou mat ihe Of this preparation are by no mean'
eagtsated in facfs far short ofths euloges bestowed
upon by thousands who have cured is timely
guarantee accompanies bottle and dealers instructed
every instance to refund vhn this preparation
fails 20 relieve.
Prepared by W. Marsden al Broadway New York aud
| for sale by all nrugg.ts. Price 81 per bottle
wholesale agents. John p Henry Co.. Waterbury O.
Goodwin Co., Boston, aud ~ $. Burr, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05

LYoss EXTRACT or PuRt JAMAICA GrSaER-ior lndseson'
Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera Mo'pu' -
49,, E ,ha,a warming stimuiant "a required. It's care
I propagation and entire purity makes cheap ana lea
ble article for culinary purposes. sold everywhere
per bottle Ask for IYoNs Pure Extract Take no ohe'
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druss''''
lOy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05

who would not be beautiful Who would not add to their
beauty What rvs marble purity and fsiufaf appear
nee We observe upon stage, aud 90 the city belt 10 a no
tor secret They use Hasau's Magnolia Balm. It's con
nued removes eckes plmples and shness IRON
che c and hands leaves the pieion smooth rAnsra-
rent bloouns sud shag Unlike many cosmetics 70 con
tas no materalnaoas the skin Any Druggist VII or
der II Tor You, IL no. on hand per bottle.
We. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y. Chemist.
DEWAS BARvESS 90 Wholssaie agents, N. Y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Drugsisis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05
TnE RAE PATENT PEAT MlOnIyE.

Is the cheapest strongest aud machine for breaking,
eondeusng Rnd preparing peat for fue. yet invented
The Esstern Peat Company will furnish to parties IN
Neg England on short notice, four sizes OF Peat ma
chimes constructed under this patent These maehines
give entire satsaonn and need only % be seen 20 be
Appreciated Agents wanted for the Eastern Pee Jom
pany in every town and oouay Il New EngAnd - sell
ma hines rights exc etc Liberal commssioni al
loz.d Apply either 10 person or by letter n But
FRI X & HILL, General Agents Eastern Peat Co.
ia Washington St., Boston Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05
BILLIARD TABLES 90,

BINATION CUSHIONS
Improvei Aug 1856 These Tab es for Elegance OF De-
sian Elasticity, and CoIIeene Of the lmpro9ed Cusn
ions and ease and stiffness Of the running OF me oas
are universally acknowledged 20 be uoequsled. All
hat are g. want Of Rst-eass Tables for private or pub
lie use we think that II would be for their interest to ex
10 nv i Ia. GAMER co ia Sudbury ofCourt 81 !,
Boston Also Tor sale. all articles connected win bi
lard Tables All kinds Of Repairing Tables and Balls
done promptly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05

Helmstreeps inmitable ooloring Is not dye All In
dyes composed Of iuaT ean and more or
less DESTROY the vitality beauty Of the hair This is the or
igpal Hair Coiorns has been growing In favor over
twenty years ha 90 its original color by
GRADUAL absorption In remarkable manner, IL s also
beautiful hair dressing SUD in two szss-bo cents and 8
by all dealers.
q. HElMsrREET, Chemist
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by ali Druggists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05
WINS PATENT HAIR CRlMPERS,

FoK CRIMPfEo AND WAviNG LADIES HAIR, No
HEAr REQUIRED ~ USING THIN Ask your StoTekeep-
er for item II he does MT keep them write 10 the
Manufacturer, E. WINS, sixth ST. Columbian Ave.
Philadelphia
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FISK g. HATCH,
.rrrnn

ID = " thA4AAt15
No. 3 Nassau ST., New York.
N.B.-All kinds of Government Sc
curities received at the full market
price in exchange for the above Bonds.
~ All descriptions Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
kept constantly on hand, and bought
and sold at MARKET RATES.
~ Deposits received from Banks
Bankers, and individuals.
~ Special attention paid to orders
by Mail or Telegraph for the purchase
or sale of Government Securities, Com
pound Interest Notes, &c, and the
transaction of financial business gener-
ally.
W sept.2l'l mo,
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AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

etdesht superior 10 any cologne, used to battle The
ad person render The sn s0n anJ fresh, to aay la
ammou to perfume clotuius, i0r headache Nc ti man
fnrei fron The southern Magnolia and b. obtaining
quite prcedcnied itisa ftyorite with Actresses
opera singers. 10 by all dealers, at tVl 10 large
tt.lss aud by DEaAs BARNES Co., New YORK. Wholesale
Agents. .....-..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05
ec=CAUTION IN TINE !

Persons hat desire T. On HERRICKs Ob'ong
hia Strengthening Pilsfers that pains weakness,
aud dist IN i've hours and that has stood the test "
thirty years. shoud not cinfound them with
The miserable un5 cached muslin paper and other
worthless Preparations called Pasera, offered for sale
a. al atlfes. aud often given IN place OF dBRRiC1s
Dr.. HTyifkis KID busters and Sugar 90 lied PiAs are
used iu the s. Aruy and Navy, are introduced into
most hostilas. Aims Houses and Prisons. and start
communities with tnef wonderful cures Five thousand
PHYSICIANS and slrg and endorse them Cal Tor
and see that to get none but HERRcKs KID PLAsTgRs
ASD StuAk COATED FILLS solt By dealers every
whore
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05
u ATTIs HAIR RENEW Err

, ,erfee Tor the hair offered TO the
ble IN vege able compound and eontAAs NO INJURIOUS
naens II will restore gray hair to It's original color
M ureyent the hair falling out-and VIII promote ls s'o"
a., All, .os, lu.trous and silken R.P.HALL& Cos
Aug p COW. Nas"aA " ~ ''NF
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f~TaTE W. vERHoNf, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81
I'M Prnhate Cnnrt ad az MonpeIer In lad Dstriet on

In Probate Court Led Montpelier In sad District on
~ the TON day " September, A. " ieof
Leonard Ellis the estate OF beaEar Loom
Nnrhheli, In said District, deceased presents hs
account for eKamiuaton ana ALLOWANCES ana
make decree Of drlhution and partition q
he stas said deceascd Wdsreupon II Is ordered BY said
Co That aud said application be reerred 70
ou si Court b. held 81 che Probate Onse IN SAID
Nonfpairr 18th day Of Ooobers A. d. ioo 0 arhs
and decision thereon And D. u further ordered tntt no.
i-reofh given 20 al persons ntergst1 ~
a sufcasifey IN the Vermont achmAn
And state journal published a. Montpelier, pre-
appointed Tor hearing, That ley may appear
al sttme place, and show u any They may nave
yhv h1uld not be auaed am se eces aoo.
By the Court. Attest Tn hEhNii.tr
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-,rETF or vFRVoNT. WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s.,
IN Probate Court held e Mon'gelie' 10 ssd D'''''' on

Ia Probate Court, held aontpeer IN sad Distfot on
~ the iqth day OF Sept A. y. 1880 : -
% the OF ferfhnd
Mer ae Of Montpelier 10 sail District deceased presents
ha administration examination and allowance ana
makes appi for dcreeo Of drb1on and partaon q
ne OF said dscsased. Whereupon 70 "a ordered ~ sAd
mai i acnnnt and said application he referred to
ses ZION 81 said Court be- held the Probate iie 10 saa
Nootsir on the ih dav 0fOctoher, A. D. 1866 r hearing
and decisioo reon And b. further ordered That ness
hreofbe given 10 ptrou4 nfeHsl-d, by o w
same three successivug w the vermont ana
afst Iourua spaper puhshci At hnutpeieri previous
ti tnpointed flr hearing, that they sppear AZ
time aud pacs aud sh0 caes any ey nav ha,si why
said accuunt should "a . ne htoHeu anu '."
By thu Court.-Attest' " A. NhA .t.,.-
mas tseeissct.