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.TATE OF VERMONT,

10 WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier. within and for
said District on the cath day Of November, A. ID 1865
O. Putnam, administrator Of tho estate OF Benjamin
Barrett late Of Woodbury. In said District, deceased
makes application TO said Court, with the consent and
appreciation writing OF the heirs residing in this state,
M license 10 sell the whole of the Toa estate OF said de
ceased 10 wit Lot No. 1893 in Jones' survey, In said
Woodbury. representing that the sale thereof would be
benefclai To the heirs and those Interested therein
Wheroupon II Il ordered by said Court that said ap
pcetion 10 referred session thereof TO be held a.
the Probate ONCE In said Montpeer on the 10th day q
IL ia further ordered that all persons interested be mott
fed hereof by publication Of notice Of said Application
md order thereon three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Yer
mont Watchman and State Journal printed at Mont
poler before said time Of hearing that hey may appear
thereto. 80
Ana r. Il. MERRILL, Judge
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Randolph, Nov. %, A. D. is6s.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at BIookneld said District
on the 18th day Of Nov. A. ID. 1868.
Sprague Arnold, administrator de bonis nom Of the
estate Of Zba Edison late Of Randolph In said District
deceased, presents his administration account for
animation and allowance, and makes application for
decree Of distribution and partition OF the estate Of said
deceased.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that said &C
count and said application he referred session Of said
Court to be held at the Probate Office In said Brook
field the eth day Of January A. ID. 1869, for hear
ing and decision thereoni and 1t Is further ordered, thai
notice hereof be given 10 all persons interested by publ
cation of the three weeks successfully in the Nor
mont Waterman and State Journal, newspaper pub
hed at Montpelier previous to said time appointed FOL
hearing, that they may appear at said time and place
and show cause If any they may have, why id accOnn
should not be allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court, Attest
a. 4 Ind
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LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining IN the Montpelier Post one
Dec. 8, 1868.

Dec. 3, 1868.
LApEs-AIiss Anna W. Durham, Ii. II. Dickinson
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Anaa Colby, Julia r. Hancock
GENTLEMEN Norman Chase, A. @. Crane r. u. flin'
Ira d. Gould, George Griffin Jr Rev Mr. Gilbert, rev
A. Hitchcock, Rev. W. II. Irwin, H. Johnson oaspe
Kent Edward LAWSON Alphonso Lacosse, n Paige ia
gar Peabody O. Hon. 0. r. Sheppard, Samuel J. sawyer
Charles II. Sweeney Hon. Y. r. Smith, A. Williams
John H. Watt
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A URoRA MALLoRY's EsTATE.--Th,

N :
4 n Subscribers having been appointed BY the Hon
oTable Probate Court for the District Of Washington
Commissioners 10 receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate ofAurora
Mallory, late of T. Montpelier In said District deceased
represented insovent and the term Of six months from
the 27t day Of Oct ls6s, being allowed by said Court
to the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us Give notice, that We
inghouse Of Martha r. Mallory, In East Montpelier In
said District, the last Tuesday Of January and April
next, at ton o'clock In the forenoon, ON each of said
days
ASA GEORGE, N''""'ee''
East Montnelier Nov II 1864 4i,41
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE BRIGHTON,
For the week ending Tuesday, Dec. s. 1868.


For the week ending Tuesday, Dec. s, 1868.
AMOUNT o. STOCK AZ MAgxrr
caiH, SAsP. Sloie' Hos. Cabs.
81 ia,,' s .s.s.,. 81 l iifs 90 So g
PnicEs.-Bs,f caile--Extp fat and heavy premium
Oxen sl275 $500 hrsi quality tli5o i2.5O second
Ol ne. on total -ht hide talow and dressed beef
few choice western, soooo 20 5000. Bulls, &c,
Working oIen-sl7j6 s75V pair or according to their
value ~ beef Handy Steers, slim, SsI "a sA1.
MUei cops-tair quality, t3i IA 20; extra good, So "a
100, with or without calves, as may be agreed hrfow
Siore'.~Yearlinss, sls@2s, two-years old, s2oGl5,
Sss,y and Lalats-sioo a $40. extra, 50 a SOC. q II.
on live weight or 70 sc V head. shorn 10 a %.
Hog ar sie V u. Spring Pigs so a So V head.
Csai call,s. -snG % Y head.
Hdss-nrgh tnn luid n cts. country lots, 10 l0is.
Talor.--5 a lets. v %. Country lots, a q cts.
Peifs, with wool on, soN n Us. Country lots, dry
40 Poultry, live u lb l-c.
RruAnAs.-rhe demand for cattle has been good dur
ng the week ending with to-day. Last Nedncs.iay and
Thursday tho trade about the last Tuesday
Good Western sold At iic &c. and understood
that two extra lots hoaght az Albany commits
for the butchcrf, would cst something over l2 Dat
only two choice animals sold for anything
i3c working oxen mich and young cattle foI
ity The receipts today were Fl cattle about 100 more
than last week The trains were several hours late, In
consequence Of the storms in the country
We make few changes In our quotations OF last week
The market however, lvors the droyers, and prices
rmer As best Northern oxen sold at c per H. at which
price Mr. Pike sold a. one pair Of which, bred by
sprague 4 Son u Hartford VI. were extra J. Qunlar
I'D eight dry COWS for $40 each one for $50 one for si5
two for SOS each or from g. 1--WE 2year old steer s
each. or &c. wilcox Iioughton sold i've 3-year old
steers for 49, or o ten heiiers at 81 each OF loo, ane
othor stocks az a. extra dressed weight. Robinson
Rorl four oxen at 2c, *, six 2year 0lds at $50, Of
iOlc one bull at 49, Sc. o. f. Taylor sold six oxen
at Dc, four at l2lc, and four at i2e.
About sheep and lambs received to-day. TIL
balance OF the weeks supply were received during th
latter part Of week The proportion Of inferior lot
il truly alarming Whole carloads sold ct 81 25
10 IS 200 25O, etc. There hardly good lot Of
fered for SALE all such previously engaged tn,
Nerino sheep failed sadly this year far as mutton
/ concerned. Little change In prices
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WASHINGTON COUNTY

w ROT T q 7 A
For three.year ods Produce of 1863
Owners Of stations In Washington County wishing TO
test the speed Of Of their colts have an oppo tunty
by making entries in the following stake now open
sweepstake for three-year old colts and he Of 1865 to
he troted the third Thursday Of October ISL g. ID day
and good track and that should not be good ~ aud
track then the next which those conditions exist.
Mile heats best two IN three In harness. The suhserip
tons 10 be $2000 Half forfeit but only $500 forfeit II
declared on before the first day OF January lsl1 II
ten enter and three start the second horse to have $1,000
and the third 10 his sake but not ten enes the
second only have his stake back The race TO I've rot-
ted on some track In the County that the subs RIDERS
shall select II they do not agree, the ssai
decide In entering for this stake the declaration money
$500 each must accompany the entry, and the other
$500 10 constitute the forfeit must be paid on OF before
the first Of January 1870 otherwise II viii be deemed
declaration forfeit The balance Of tho stake 70 be
made good on or before Sept lst ISL afer which the
stake shall be "Piqy pay" Entries to be made on or
befnro Ian ist ltGg 10 GEO. DAVIS
East Montpelier.
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ESGNE No. ,.
For,man-Samuel Wells
First Assistatf-W o. Standish
Second Assiadnf-G. II Smith
TredsHcr-Chnrles A. Reed.
Ci0k--ll D Crooks
ENoINE No. 3
Forenaa-I G. Brigham
Frs issiadHf-C. W Wilder
Second AsssfGnf-J G. Sherburn
Trsaswar-C. b. Putnam.
Cifrk-G. 6. Bush.
ESoiNE No 4.
Foroaali-lewis Wood.
First 1sNdaHf- Charlie. y Peck
Second AssiAmt-C. l.. Murdock
CLARK and Ireasura'--E. NJ. Guernsey.
Nerard-E X Noodry.
ENGiNE No. ..
Foremal-Gelrge Clark
tira Asasfanf-I NJ Wright
S,cond AsNsfdnf-Ge1rge 4 Peck
Treqwrcr-N. X Brown.
Ciyk-George p. Riker
HOOK AND LADDER
Forem0n--A. J. Howe.
First Asaddnf--J L. futile.
S,coHd Assiadni-AIoses Kane
Clerk and IredsUrcr-M {. kinsln.
BY consent Of the village, Companies ? and 4
have changed numbers and engines. Hereafter
the 4" Torrent will he kept under the Hall, aud
the Montpelier" near Pitkin 4 Brooks Mill.
No. 3 has been transferred to Seminary Hill, to
guard the increasing interests Of the village in
that quarter.
The meeting refused 70 appropriate money in
aid Of the Montpelier Library Association, and
also refused 10 pay for watering the streets in
dusty weather
The Bailiils were directed to take some meas
ures teahate the " corner nuisance of Saturday
afternoons.
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DnnUI UncUnl
middle hundred Harvey Carr. 5t@
And so much of said lands will be sold at public aac-
ton at the store Of NJ ~ Kent in said Worcester the
81 day of December next at 10 o'clock In the forenoon
as shall be requisite 10 discharge said taxes anu costs
unless previously paid. "a
dated at Worcester this Gth day of November, A. d.
! 1865 A. l.. VAIL
42A FIRST Constable.
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yVHE nonresident proprietors of the town

VIE NONRESIDENT proprletoIa Vi lhc to"u
l. of Duxhury, In the county Of Washington are
hereby notified that tho assessed by said town with
In the three years next preceding this date, remains
either i,Shole part unpaid the following des
eribed lands In said town, TO wit.
Lot No. a. in tho 80 Division, drawn 10 the original
right of Daniel Ferreind supposed owner, John II.
hIoonre Amount OF taxos t7.5l.
So much OF said land will be sold at public auction at
tho dwelng-house of Mrs. Ann Eixa Lyman, In said
on the 18th day of December next at o'clock
in the afternoon as shall be requisite To discharge said
taxes with costs, unless previously paid, 80
Dated at Duxbury, November IL, A. ID. 1865.
TIlhDDEus h. CROSSETf,
u.41 First Constable.
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NOTICE.-Th annual meeting OF the
IN Stockholders of the Montpelier National Bank,
will be holden at their banking Rooms on TUESDAY,
Jan 10 1909 at O'clock p NJ for the election OF seven
Directors for the year ensuing and Tor any Other pus-
ness that may come before thom, n,,,o c.-,.,.-
Montpelier, Dec. &, 1868. 43h
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To Art we owe a thousand graeesi
Improving Nature no disgrace Is.
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Tee CRISTADORO's MATCHLEsS DYE.
Cristadoro's Hair Preseryative.

Striking astounding, the Effects produced by Girls
taloro Hair Preseryative and Beautifer BE the hair
ever wiry, coarse and unmanageable by brush and
comb in one week this article will render 1t flexible lus
trous and inclined to curl.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair Drcssers-
Mandatory No. Is Maiden Lane. Principal Depot, No
6 Aston House. i04i-daw
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CAT RR II,
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Village Meeting,

evening, the following officers were elected
Noderaior-Charles Dewey.
Cicrk-A. j. Howe
Bahfs-Joel Foster, Jr, Calvin Robinson,
l.. b. Huntington, A. G.. Brown, l. W. Brown.
Fire Nardns-James W. Brock, Henry
Barnes, joel Foster, Jr, Charles Reed Samuel
Wells
COHcci0r-Robert lIargin.
Ircaswcr-George w Scott.
The Bailiils report showed the financial o1ndi-
ton Of the village b he satisfactory, and on their
Recommendation tax Of fifteen cents ON the dol
lar was voted
The several Fire Companies made reports of
their annual election Of officers who were several
~ confirmed, as follows
No. | engine goes 10 Village Hall, and the
Chief Engineer was authorized ~ recruit com
pany.
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CTATE OLE VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT So.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District on the 10th day Of November, A. d. 1865.
Isaac C. Brown, Administrator of the estate Of Henry
W. Wells late of Waterbury, In said District deceased,
makes application 10 said Court, with the consent and
appreciation In writing Of the heirs for license 10 sell the
following described real estate Of said deceased to wit
two old houses and land adjoining real estate occupied
by engine house and blAcksmith's shop meadow land
aud buildings occupied by Electa Corse Duxbury farm
socaed, wheolwrght shop aud land attached, nolud-
ing the reveron Of the widow dover therein represent
ing that the sale Of part OF the real estate OF tho said
deceased necessary Tor the payment Of debts and that
the sale of the above described real estate would be bon
edoal 10 the heirs and all Interested In said estate
Whereupon II Is ordered by said Court that said APP
pcaton be referred 10 session thereof be held at the
Probate ONCE 10 said Montpelier, the 10Th day OF De
comber 1868, for hearing and decision thereon and
hereof by publication OF notice OF said application and
order thereon three weoks SUCCESSFULLY In the Vermont
Natehan and state Journal printed at Montpelier, be
fore said time Of hearing that they may appear at sale
time and place. and II they cause, object thereto
A49 r. n. MERRILL Judge
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Aduertis

EXCELLENT SECURITY.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE
Thirty.Ycar, Six Per Cent.
GOLD bonds
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, Cow.

DOKTABLE STEAM ENGlNES, CoM-
l. BINISG the maximum Of efficiency, durability and
economy with the minimum Of weight and price. They
are widely and fyorably known, more than 600 being IN
use Al warranted satisfactory OF no sale Descriptive
]. c. IIOADLEY 4 co,
lli6i-d, cod Lawrence Mass.
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~ A T | ON III
LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF rHE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
wAsnINeroN, D. G.
CHARTERED by SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS,
APPROVED jury %, 1868.
CASH CAPITAL, sl.O0O000.
PAID FULL.
BRANCH oFFICEs
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
Who're the general business Of the Company stansaoted
and 10 which all general correspondence should be ad
dressed


Where the general business Of the Company sansaeted
md 70 which all general correspondence should be adj
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(HH Il ESE I!


Il Of Worcester in the County Of Washington, are
hereby notified that tho taxes assessed by said town,
within the three years next preceding this date, remain
either In whole or in part unpaid on the following des
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-16
Attention Soldiers ana sailors.
H'Do'R SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Nat. REP. Elk. COMMITTEE,
No. 446 FOURTEENTH STREET,
WAsHINGTGN, ID. o., Sent. 5, lsf

l
| No. 446 FOURTEENTH STREET,
WAsHINGTGS, D. c., Sept. s, 1868.
Asameeting Of the Soldiers and Sailors
National Republican Executive Committee,
| it WAS resolved that Grand Mass Conven-
ton of the Soldiers and Sailors be held at
| Philadelphia, on the lst and I'd days of Dc
| tober, proximo.
| The details Of arrangements are, by order
of the Committee, placed in the hands oil
General j. W. Fisher, member of the Cons
mittee from Pennsylv ania, Who will be as
sisted By the Chairman and Secretary Of the
State Central Committee for Pennsylvania,
Generals G. II. 7. Coils, of Philadelphia,
and A. L. Russell, of Harrisburg, and Gen
eral Joshua I. Owen, of Philadelphia, Com
| mander of the = Boys in Blue = for Penn
| sylvania.
! This Convention has been called at The
earnest request of Soldiers and Sailors from
all parts Of the country, who desire to meet
| in Mass Convention, for the purpose of re-
viewing the memories Of the war aud living
over again the glories of their campaigns,
and in one great voice to proclaim for their
| old leader, General Grant.
Every arrangement will be made by the
local committees for the comfort of our com
rades. Distinguishes Soldiers and Sailors
and eminent Citizens are expected to address
the Convention. The programme of exer-
cses will be duly announced. All organiza-
tions Of Soldiers and Sailors, under whatever
name, are invited.
Arrangements are being made for reduced
transportation, but it is suggested to organi-
cations that they will confer with the Rail
road Agents in their vicinity upon this sub
iect.
Republican papers throughout the country
are requested to publish this call.
All communications relative to details of
arrangements should be addressed to Gene.
raj C. q. T. Coils, Philadelphia.
Fl. A. BARsuM, Chairman.
n. P. CHIrMAN, Secretary.
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A correspondent of the Constitution, writ
ing Of McCrary's and Leighton's meeting at
Independent says that Colonel Leighton
abused Irishmen. Now no one that knows
Colonel L. will believe that for minute. lie
is too sincerely and thoroughly a radical lover
of Liberty and Human Rights. The Irish
men Of Keokuk know him too well to believe
this statement of the CONSTITUTIONS corre-
spondent. We hope that Colonel Leighton
may be prevailed upon to repeat to our peo-
pie, and especially to our citizens, the views
he expressed at Independent. We think good
may be done thereby.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-16

The Horse FAIR.-The announcement OF
the first annual exhibition of the keokuk
Union Agricultural and Stock Association is
on our first page. We will notice it at length
shortly. For the present we merely call at
tention to it, and counsel everybody to make
ready to attend, and for stock men and agri-
culturists to prepare to enter as exhibitors
The Show will be one to attract the public.
1t will be FIRST class exhibition from the
start The grounds are among the best in
the country. They are on the plank road, q
mile from The suburbs. And the driving track
is as good as any on the continent.
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= III seatA slls u Johnssa sl1ssl hsewssa 11iea
streek and Wasss stroes, ~ ueeioed b PIT tAsif
s,dsvslks n sooa esdse. Mseisa sae1asa.
Ala. Roehert eGssol ~ SsllsWing rssslution:
R...srel. 4Aas - ManAai - Instructed to mo-
tfy - prseesty ownsss ~ The eAst side Of Tenth
1900 hse&esn tonesrt and High streets, to n.
psir u plaak walks IN front Of their lots.
Resolution adopted.
Aid. Wilkinson offered the following resolution
Resoired. That the supervisor u hereby In.
structed, under the direction Of the Street ana
Alley Committee, TO have Orleans street, between
Fifth and Seventh streets, and High street, pc
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, worked ana put n
better passable condition.
Resolution adopted.
III. RESOLUTION Of Aid. Rothert. inStructing the
sunervi.or to put down : crossing on Main street,
Z, II. intersection Of Thirteenth street, was r.
ferred to the Street and Alley Committee.
Aid. Daugherty offered the following resolution;
R..olred. That the present Special Citissns' Po-
lice Force. appointed BY the Council May the zlst,
1888. having fulfilled the duties for which they
we're appointed, be hereby discharged, with tho
thanks OF the Council for the disinterested ser
vices rendered them.
On motion, laid on the table to the next regular
meeting.
Aid, Dauzhcrty offered an Ordinance repeating
such portion Of Ordinance No. llass made It ne
cessary to apply to the Council for license to sell
beer, &c, and authorizing the City Clerk 70 Issue
Licences in such cases
AID Sample moved to lay the Ordinance on the
table, and called for the ayes and noes. Noes
Aldermen Allen, Daugherty, McCune, Mumm and
Kurz--5, Ayes--Adermen Rothert, Sample and
Wiikinson--3. Motion lost.
Aid. Rothert moved to lay the Ordinance on
the table to the next regular meeting, and called
for the aye. and noes. Ayes Aldermen Allen,
McCune, Kurz, Rothert, Sample and Wilkinson
e. Noes-Aidermen Daug herty and Mumm--2.
AID. Rotherts motion carried.
The bin Of Vim. Woolley was referred to the
Police Committee, and the bills Of S. G. S. Car
ter and Richard White to the Street and Alley
Committee.