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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02

A RARE BIRD.-Natural philosophers will
have new problem 10 solve in explaining
the character of a very peculiar specimen OF
the wild fowl kind, which was killed a few
days since by Mr.. James NJ. Wilde, while
out hunting, near the head OF Brooke turn.
pike. Dlscharging his fowling-piece among
a flock Of robins, several Of them were
brought TO the ground, and upon picking
them up lie found one Of them differing in
appearance from any he had ever seen. Its
wings, tail and back were speckled white.
while the head, neck and breast were yellow,
the same as regular robins. Mr.. Wilde
has this rare bird at his residence, subject 10
The scrutiny OF the curious about such mai.
ters. We learn that this same gentleman,
while out hunting not long since, killed a
white partridge, -Richm0nd Times.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02

DEATH FROM PRIDE.-A distressing case
Of foolish yielding TO tao dictates of vanity
occurred In Dayton, Ohio, few days ago
A young lady had been In the habit OF lacing
very tightly for long while, and had caused
a hook to be placed in the wall of her room,
and she would fhsten her corset strings to II
to enable her 10 draw her corset tighter.
She had done it so long with IMMUNITY that
she grew careless, and the other day, in ro-
peating the torture, sho threw herself too
heavily on the strings, and broke blood
vessel from which she diod in q few hours,
A sad commentary on attempting to make
the form, from q mistaken idea OF beauty,
different from what 1t naturally Is.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02

A SAD AFFAIR. ION Sunday morning week,
as Mrs. Brave and her two children were on 4
visit to her father's residence, at Cincinnati,
one of the children, who was blind, stumbled
into cistern. The mother, on seeing this,
and having her little son In her arms, with
out moment's thought jumped through the
trap door and into the cistern for the purpose
OF attempting the rescue of her daughter
In making the leap, II is supposed the un.
severely, as she Immediately sank to the bot,
tom, holding, as If with vice, her little son
in her arms. When discovered the lives OF
all had aed,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02

MARRIAGE OF FIRST CoUsINs.-The Com.
mssioners Of tho Kentucky Institution for
the Education and Training of Feeble
minded Children have Just made a report to
the Legislature, in which they call attention
to practice which is quite common in Ken.
tucky--the marriage Of blood relations.-
They add their testimony TO the abundant
evidence already collected by physicians
and philanthropists that large percentage
of deaf mutes and of the blind, limited
per centags OF lunatics, and no doubt a much
larger one than either of feeble.minded or
idiotic children, are the offspring Of the
marriage Of first cousins. The charitable
institutions OF the State are all the time fill.
ed with children whose parents are 10 re.
lated--sometimes as many as four from one
family, and in the case OF idiots, of still
larger number in a family 1t is a fearful
penalty to which persons so related render
themselves liable by forming the malrimonl
al relation, and which they In nearly every
instance incur. The Commissioners urge
that, as the State is compelled TO support
the issue of these unwise unions, they should
4 be prohibited by law
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
HOMICIDE AT NEW CASTLE.
A CoIored Man KllIs his brother.

The fight originated about te" cent? oorth
Of Tobacco.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02

The ''Grand Army of the Republic, an
association of discharged Federal soldiers,
numbers over seven thousand men In two
parishes OF the State of Louisiana alone,
and Is extending all over the State.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE

- l. l. = l. AAALN " W.
1000 New and Secondhand TEAM HARNEsa
10000 BRIDES aud COLLARS.
1900 SADDLES, all Styles-21s to $500.
800 Four Horse Government WAGONS
1900 WAGON COVERS, all Sizes new and vnrb
1000 BLANKETS, aud HORSE COVERS
Also, large stock Of Reins Lead Linea WbIps Rryv
aud Ambulance HArnets Portable Rorqes' chsfy!
swingletrssa, Lead Bars, etc, ole. N""'"'
Wheel Team Harness-litte wOrn-all O.k 4.,,
Leather and Feryee.bl cleaned aud oIlad 10 % psa
horse mule, including birdie Lead do SlO6 W. ~
Brides 81 90 Collar 70 81 Extra IIar lined All
Double Relns, / to SAYS. Lead Lines Al u,i,a,, q
to Sl2 per dos onieers S0w Saddles $3.50 Win pl.,S
Bit Bfidle SAL co. good nsW Sl2vO with briJt az
vAliSs saddles for Boys, $500 ' ."
Wagon Covers, made to nt any Wagon.-.hsayv Imam a
10 4l9. NusA'
100, Hospital Tents aud good az now, is or su.
ia feet squAre--30 10 $40. Nueh
oniesrs A. Tent, foet square, from . 10 Ss
1000 BAGS, from IL o. Duck, ist qualitv a hsA.,
t9Ooi AZ bus. 4l0Oo; bus ell 90 per Dos IA
quality, $3.50, $3.50 aud 80 b0. '"' euT
SMALL ORDERS sEHT BY ExrREss, c, on
PITKIN & CO.,
Nos. SsT d 98s North FRONT st.. PHILAn,A n.
No. Park Place, NEW YORK, 49, re-
No. tsy eth Street, WASHINGTON IA =
Prse-lst sent on application, N, Z, a.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02

TNIssoLUTION OF UO.pARTNEp.v;v.
~ NOTICE Is HEREBY 0lvRN THAT Tmv * :
PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing bsiwsep M ~
senbers, under the hrm ~ WoDE a REAsrKH ~
plbeOLNhp, ny mutual consent February 26fh issT -
Persons having elAlms against the lAs am viii n,s...
The same u Samuo Weds Tor seltlement snd Ii
'u "'h "AAs P%"eut 70 MIN SAMUEL wODR,
A. 3. RKAsTRH
The business Of RIGGING will be- eopttnua, :, a,
old stand Church street. the Old Ferry, by NJ ''
hhti-iW SAMUEL WOnR
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
WANTs.


MONEY WANTED.--WE GAN LOAN on
Nl good landed seeurity--on Bond and Mortgage
num6sr Of sums Of eoOl 81 900, $500, $4,000 $4,000,
5000, 40: Any person having money, aud wanting ii
loaned sAfsly, would d. wsll 70 call IN -
W. MccAULLRY CO.,
apps $40 Market straet
QI0 A0(h Or $4,000 WANTED an
WlOaOOO hoRluAUE = SECURED by PRO.
pery-SoFth thirty forty thousand dollsrs Appy 10
WIN MCAULLEY "
March 4, 1851. s"es''
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02

&I0(l REWAND.--ONR HUNDRED noLTlr
R1N,O Reward will be given ~ y YES al oiJAM rs
HAMILTON who tieaped Iron The pisun At New Cattle
on Friday morning. the 2sih OF March. He ia tbieh
set man, about feet or Inches in height vithou,
whkers and about 10 years OF age He has friends h
NAlimN-' aud thiaasphiA. WIN HRRBRRT
AP'S-N Sheriff.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
Religious Intelligence.

A religious awakening of much promise Is
reported in the Congregational church at
Bethel.
Rev. w. w. Winchester has accepted
call as Iastor of the Congregational church
in Brldport.
At the semi-cen tenuial celebration of the
Unitarian Church at Burlington, a local con-
fer ence was organized under the title OF
:. The Cnampiain Liberal Christian Confer
ence" with the following officers
President-John N. Pomeroy, Esq, of
Burlington.
T1ce Pre,denis-Hou Daniel Baldwin, of
Montpelier Rev. John Cordner, of Mont
real
Secretary-Rev. L. G. Ware, of Bur-
lington.
Trsa,mer-H Henry LOOMS, Esq, of Bur-
lington.
Directors-Geo rockingham, Montreal !;
Hon. Russell S. Taft, of Burlington Rev.
j E. Bruce, of Shoreham Rev. Eli Ballou,
d. D., of Montpelier Hon. George Wilkins,
of Stowe Rev. Charles A. Allen, Of Mont
pelier
The Board of Dir ectoIs were instructed to
call a convention of the Conference.
Friday the friends of Rev. L. Fl. Tabor OF
Concord manifested their appreciation of his
Rev. 5. r. Hall has asked for q dismission
from the Congregational church at Brown
ington, and council will soon be convened
to con ider bis request Mr.. Hall has been
preaching and doing pastoral service Tor forty
five years continuously, and he feels the need
of resting from his labcrs. He is now dellv-
ering q course Of lectures a. the Newbury
10 10 AIRY Oh The subject OF geology.
Rev. Mr.. Dane, ths Baptist preacher IN
Sutton received his friends and Sol the other
evening.
Rv. a. K. Gray of Barton, ditto, 500.
DuxnERsroN B. f. Foster was the
recipient of a Donation of over $500 on the
evening of January 9th.
NORTH SPRINGFIKLD.-W learn that
very interesting serIes OF religious meetings
has been held Tor some days past with the
congregation of which Rev. MIR. Picknel IL
pastor
The friends of Rev. J d. Beeman, o
Ii ydepark, Will make him Donation Visit a
the Town Hall, on Friday afternoon and eve
ming, jan. %. a general invitation is extend
| Cd TO ali.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

IL 10 proposed to build ferry-boat to rur
between st. Albans and Plattsburx. which VII
cost $1,000, of which Plattsburg and Crane
Isle County subscribe Gil 900, and the res
probably will be raised il St. Albans. sf
HEADS ORE. Woodward has been r,
moved from the postmastership of Nulhegaz
Essex County, this State, and s. Brown sp
pointed in his place.
ACCIDKNr.-President Kitchel of Middle
bury College, while riding homs from Corn
wall Sunday, was thrown out Of his sleigh
and badly bruised.
Mitchell G asset, Canadian, was killed il
Vergennes, on Saturday week, by piece Of
board thrown against his side by circular
saw, which caused a rupture of the intestines.
He Iafs a wife and FIVE children.
Miss Abbis Rockwell, sister of the superin-
tendent, died at the Insane Asylum, Brssrle-
boro, ON the Ilth inst. She had been mat
ron of the institute II years.
The dwelling house of Charles Hathaway,
of North Bridgwater, together with it's con-
tents, WAS destroyed by fire Wednesd ay
about noon. Mr. Hathaway lost among other
personal property purse containing about
$50 in bills.
BENNINGTON AHEAD.-Benniugto Yer
mont, has a new water fountain, near the res
idence of Seth b. Hunt, which throws water
to the height of one hundred and fifteen feel
twenty feet higher than any known fountain
in the world. The water lis conveyed over q
IN lie in iron pipes, and mas fall of three
hundred and i've feet.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS

TIE GALAXY for February l, 1867, contains:
Tristan /; a story in three parts. Part third
George Sand The Negro in Blue Fsnwick
The British Stage Horsefs,h as Food The
Clsverings; Tne Stairs; Texas The Para
bic OF uassan a day with the Panthers An
other" Pretty Bow of Ribbon = Nebula.
Ia the next number will be commenced the
new story, Waiting for the Verdict !" by
Re5ecca Harding Davis, author of Lie in
the Iron Mills" &" VI 4rgaret uowth,' etc. 1t
will be illustrated by Henneaey.
In the next number will also be commenced
the series ,of articles by Richard Grant White
on Words and their Uses. "
Published by w. C. x F.. P Church. No
80 Park Row, New York.
Beadlo's Monthly for February, has varied
and entertaing table Of contents, and gives
several illustrations.
Ticknor & Fields have just issued a neat
volume entitei How to live on SIX Hun
dred Do!Iarsa Year As msny would ike to
how 1t is done, We will call attention to / know
more particularly mex. week.
sour Young Folks - for February is at
! tractiye as ever and we don't know could
give it any greater praise. series of arti-
cIes is jast begun in the magazine, under
the general title of " Round thew orld Joe. >
These articles are written by gentleman OF
great experience as author ;and traveller, and
it is believed that I hey i'll prove the most in
forming, entertaining, and brill ant yet given
| /: g.. Tbo 6rs,
devoted to anecdotes and facts about China, is
contained in the present number OF " ON
Young Folks which also includes out
door essay on the timely ubject OF exercise
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for February con
tains The Guardian Angel-Part second -
By Oliver Wendell Holmes Mona-A Poem
by Alice Cary Characteristics of the Eliza
bethan Literature-The first of a series of ar
tic!es on English Literature, by +. p Whip
pie George Bedillion's Knight. The begin
ming of Story by the author of Z" Margare
Howth, - = Life in the Iron Mills" ETC.; Comic
Journalism Elizabeth s Chamber Katharine
Morne Part fourth A Drift Wood Fire
Another - Outdoor Paper" by 7. w. Hg
ginsor Real Estate-A Poem, by ]. T
Trowbridge How Mr.. Fry would have preach
ed it-By the author of " A Man without
Country p Glacia Phenomena in Maine-Th.
first of series of popular scientific papers. by
Professor Agassiz; Fora Maggiore-A chap
ter of Italian experience, by, the author of
6 Venetian Life :" The Guerdon-A Poem, b,
T. b. Aldrch Recollections of ] Ohm Wander
Ign, the Artist The Republican Alliance-B,
Joseph Mazzini The Standpoint of thu
Boarding House Reviews and Literary Nc
tices. Ticknor & Fields, publishers, Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

sIn lifting the Kettle from the are scslded myself
very eeverely-one hand Amost crisp The torture
was unbearsble. The Mexican Mustang Lin
ime relieved the pain almost Immediately II hea Cd
rapidly, and left very little scar.
CH.s. FosTEE. APO broad St. Phils-"
This is merely sample of what the Mustang liz
men do 1t is invaluable in ali case Of wounds
swengs sprains, cuts, bruises, spsvins etc. either
upon or beast.
Beware OF counterteits. None IS genuine u nj
wrspped fne steel plate engravnSs, hearing the
nature G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the priue
stamp Of DKHks BABsEs & Co, New York.
Saratoga Spring W alter, sold ) all Druss.si
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
IEInrrre1.

n Grotop Jan. 10, Rev. J. C. Watson Coke, Horace
c. Clark and Jane E. Noyes, both Of Groton.
n Corinth. Jsn. Is, by Rev. A. T. Wade, Sir. Chss-
NJ q rilfs and An'ie Dufo both OF New York city
Ia S.owe, Jan II, Mr.. James ID. LsIhrop Of Gam
bricce. and Miss Sarah L. White, Of Morristowa-
the Northheld House in NorthaeId Jan LIST, by
Rev VIM =. Hazen. Wesley T. Dana OF Northfeld
ami Miss Mary J. Pratt OF Warren
Ia Mortified Jan. 18Th, by Rev. WD. = Hszen,
James 81 IT er son md Miss Carrie A. Hsdley, both
o Northheld.
IL arts River Dec 10, 1896 the residence Of the
brt's mother, b. R. NJ acCrillis, Esq, Mr. Gsprge
Miles and Miss Asenath W. Mutt.
A. " Cudstock Jan. 4th, Ester life Of Jacob Tewks
bury. gently Of Calai and long well known resi-
dealt Of that town. aged - years.
81 Mary's Church, Northhed, Dec. a4ih, by the
Rev Or. nourns. Nj. Jonas T.. Aiken, Of Frank n N
Ii and ii IS Addie e. Proctor, of Norhdeld.
Corret ted.
L. Swanton, Nov. 5ih, 1866, By Rev B. Living
F.rud Bsrnsv and Martha Laselle, both Of Swa N
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
Items of News.

The Illinois Legislature has adopted the
Constitu tional Amendment.
Ex Gov. Lstcher has been elected mayor OF
Lexington, Virginia.
The Pennsylvania House Of Representative
have expressed indigna ton at the nomination
of Mr.. Cowan for Minister to Austria, charg-
ing the President with contemplating a direct
insult upon tho people of Pennsylvania, and
asking the Republican Senators to oppose Mr.
Cowan's confirmation.
The latest rumor about ex-Head Center
Ssephens-apd it is just as good as any-is
| hat he left New York tor Europe. last Sat
urday. If so, the Atlantic cable has told ID,
British government of it before this.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

S.T.-ls6O.-X.-The amount Ct Plantation Bitters
sold in year is something startling. They would
Oil Broadway six feet high from the Park to 4th street
brakes Glory is of the institutions OF New
York. 1t is said that Drake painted all the rocks in
the Eastern States his cabalistic :. T.-660.-
K, and then got tie old granny egsla ors to pass
law preventing disnguriDg the face OF nature, which
gives him a monopoly. We do not Bnow how this is,
Blu, know the Plantation Bttrrs SELL IS no Other
article did. They used Dy ali Glasses OF me
community, and death Dyspepsia-certaIn.
They very invigorating when languld and weak,
and great appetiser.
Saratoga Spring Water, sod by all Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
RFLIEF IN TEN MINUrEo.
DR.. schenck. the Lung Doctor.

EJ The Proprietor of SCHENeK'S rUM9NiC
SYRUP, the inventor CT SCHENCLS RESPiBO IL
TER the only Instrument thai can to Certainty De-
tect The slightest of the respiratory organs
This is of great Importance TO DR.. SCHENCh. TO
now condition of the lungs, whether It IL
Tubercuous, Pulmonary, Bronchial, Pieurtis' or Dye
peptic Consumption whether it is both lungs or
only one that diseased.
1t requires constant and long practice TO become
familiar with every sound rafting of iseased
bronchial tube. Patients to DR.. SCHENCk TO &c!
examined that have bean examined by 'h>tr family
oh stefan told them that their lungs ware mos
gone when by close exami alton with the hespiron
etor found that il is aecoi Of the brch
chial tube and by getting alhy action of The ive'
and stomach of the sufferer reseor I'd
to health. Sometimes medicine that will sto cough
de ath the patient. Ii locks the liver
stops circulation Of the tloodhs norrnag 70 lows
and in fact stopping tie action CT tne very organs
that caused the cough.
Dr. Sche mex will be professionally at his rooms ever,
week, 81 Bond street, New York. a ID b Hanover
street Boston, from 9 A. ~, unit, P. ~. He gives
tree, but for thorough examination with Ia
Respi the charge is IS his medicines are 10
sale BY all druggists and d. aers also ful supply a
all times a. his rooms Price OF he Puimonic syrui
ans Seaweed Tonic, each 81 80 per bcete s. 80 tn
half dozen Mandrake Pills - per box Gs0
! G. GOODWIN 4 CO., 30 Hanover street, Agents fo
Roston. For sale by all druggists sps&so2iyo'P
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

WHAT DIP IRA young lady, returning 10 her conn
try home after sojourn OF few months il SeS orA
hardly recognised b. her friends In pis &c o ,
rustic she hsd soft, ruby complexion. OF
almost marble smoothness and instead Of - SIZE really
appeared but a. She told them plainly she used Ht-
gsn's Magnolia Balm. aud would not De without A. ny
lady improve her personal appearance very much
using this article II be ordered o any drug
gst fer only SO cents
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By al Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
Maria q Ellis, Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, J nProbate Court held
for said District, the 18th day of January, A
u. 1867.
N Instrument pu rporting to be the last Will and
II Testament of Maria s Ellis. late Of Calais, in
said district, deceased being presented TO the Court
by Alien Toby, The executor therein named,
Prot rdered by said Court that all per
concerned III srein be notified TO alta es-
sion of said Cour 10 be holden At the Probate once
in Montpelier, the l2th day of February, 1867,
and show cause ifany they have, the pro-
bate of said viii for which purpose Is further or
dered, that copy of the record of this order be
published hEee weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Green Noun
ain Freeman, printed Montpelier, previous TO said
time appointed for hearing.
copy of record,
y4w3 Attest-NA CHASE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

Heimstreet's lnimitabe Hair Colorns has been
stesdily growing in favor for twenty years It
acts upon the ahsorbents at the roots Of the IA
changes it to gina color degrees Al inst-ns
deaden and iniure the hair lie nstreei'
Is a is Z results, promotes
growth, and 5 beautiful! HAIR DRESSING. Price So
cents and 81 90. sold ny al dealers
Saratoga Spring Water. sold ny all hrugg'sts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
Er9al Notifss.
a. II. Pierce,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court, h. ID
wAsHrsoror DIs.nIof. .: lat Mon,eeiier In said
D,rtrict, the 18th day of Janua y, A. D. 1867
EVT A. PERSONS, Administrator of the estate Of
IL Aaron X. Pierce late of East Montdelier IN said
district deceased presents his administration account
for examination and allowance, and makes applicable
for decree of dstrba and partition Of the estate
of said licensed
Whereupon it is ordered by said tn said ae
and said application be referred 70 session OF
said Court. be held at the Probate once IN said
EontpeIier on the 18th day February A. d. 1867 for
hea ring and decision thereon;
And 1t is further ordered that notice hereof be given
interested by of the same
three weeks successfully, in the Green Mountain
Freeman, a newspaper published al Montpelier, pre-
vious said appointed for hearing. that they
may apper at said time and place, and show cause,
If they have, why said account should not De
allowed and such decree made.
By the Court,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

All who value bessuful he ad of hs- and its pTeser
Walton from premature badness and turning ray, az
not tail 10 Lyons celebrated ahaiTon
the hair rch, soft and glossy, eradicAtes ia and
causes the hair grow with G4uriani beauty. Il is
sold everywhere
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist n
Saratoga spring " alter, sold by all Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

AGAu MAs1c<IA-Tho p--.sisst hi IL The " sweet
Ining,s. the of It for the least II
overcomes the odor respiration sOfens nd adds
delicacy to the skip delightful perfume allays
headache and indsp ston, and IS Necessary pan
the sick ROOM in the nursery and upon the toilet
sidsboard. 1t can be obtained everywhere 81 dol
q per bottle
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all D s,ts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
Atrue copy of record,
F4w3 Auest-N-A CHASE, Register


This action of assumpsit in which the piaintis
demand the of $4,000 for work and labor, care and
of the pills. done for and at the request oi the
def~ and also ike money goods sold ana de
livered the defs by the pffs land also like sum OF mon
lent and advanced TO the dens. ny
plfs and also like for much money iaia ou'
and expended by the plfor the des and also ike sum
much money had and received by the defts TO ana
of the plff>., and also like due the pffs
the defts upon stated and alleging that
the de though often thereunto requested ever have ana
still do wholly neglect and refuse To pay the said sesea
of money
And said action being entered AT this term OF this cou
j. continued thereof, 10 be hoioeh NJ
Montpelier, in said county, on the second Tuesday OF
March A. ID. 1867 And it not appearing that the des
G. NJ Dnsmoor and George b. Reed have had personal
notice Of the tendency OF this suit Is ordered by the
here that they be notified thereof BY publishing the
substance of this suit together with this order, IN The
Green Mountain Freeman newspaper printed IN Mont
peer in said county, three weeks successfully the last OF
which publications be least previous
the term of said the second Tuesday of
March A D. 1861 which shall be deemed cent notice
the said c. NJ Dinsmoor and George b. Reed TO appear
al said time and answer said suit.
LUTHER NEWCOAB, Clerk.
Wing & LUSp. Attorneys for Plffs. F3w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
l>sTe1

Notices of deaths inserted free. Obituaries, includ
Ing poetry, inserted for ave nts line, to be paid
for advance. This rule will be strictly adhered
In Roysiton. Wn. Brsdstreet born March II, l775.
died Dec. b. 1886, gel 81 years and . months.
In Montpelier Jan II, Mrs Frances Pressy CT Bos-
dAn stt or Ia cd a pedg Of