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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
10 THE pURLIC

WE, THR UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY
wv notify all persona whomaoever against
trading for Two Rirst Mortgage Bonds
issued by the East Ttnn. 3 Va, u. r. Co, Of
Five Hundred Dollars each, which were the
property Of Thomas b. Emmerson, deceased.
Said Bonds bearing numbers 1872 and 1873,
which have been mislAid or stolen and we
hereby notify the East Tenn. L Va. r. r. Co.
not 10 pay them unless BY our special order.
E. A. A. b. BR0YLES,
Legal Representatives. Of
ls69june5w4J ThOs. B. BmmerSOn, decd.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
JOHNSON.
What he was and what he Is now.


When we turn back and read the
following correspondence of Johnson
TO Gov. Brownlow, the true Union
mcR cannot but entertain tho deepest
feelings Of disgast for the individual
who accidentally occupies the Presi.
DENTAL chair, Here is what he said
in 1865;
JOHNSON TO Gov, BRowSL0w ON THE
TENNESSEE ELEonoN.
Nashville correspondence Chcinnati GAzettcl
| send you President Johnson'G
telegram entire, which | have myself
seen in the office Of the Secretary of
State:
WAsHISGroN, July 1G, 1868 P. NJ.
Governor w, q. Broi0Rlowi
| hope, as | have no doubt you
will see, that the laws passed by the
last Legislature are faithfully execu-
ted, and that illegal Soters in the APP
preaching election will be kept from
the polls; and that tho election Of
members of Congress be conducted
fairly. Whenever it becomes nece,-
sary for the execution of the laws and
protection of the ballot-box you will
call upon Gen. Thomas for sufficient
military force to sustain the civil
authority Of the State. | have Just
read your address, which most
heartily indorse.
(Signed) A. JoHXsoX.
To the same effect is a telegram
from q confidential friend of the Pres
dent, dated Washington, July 10th
The following are it's exact words:
To Governor BrownlOw:
The President is in favor of en-
forcing the franchise bill, and all the
acts of the Legislature lie will give
you all the force necessary TO pro-
tcct the ballot. box.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
General Grants Acceptance OF the
Nomination.
MAsnInafor. Nv 7a. laea

WAEHISafOx, Nay 20, 1858.
CALI o. soLuuRs' COMMITTEE Oh GEs. GRANT.
A Committee Of the BoldierS' and sailors
Convention called On Gen. Grant this even
ing, and formally presented him with a copy
Of the platform Of principles Of their con-
v~eniion. Aher a lively Misunderstanding, Col
Alleman, Of Pennsylvania, delivered a few
complimentary remarks.
aEfERAL qHAETs RgnAREs.
General Grant gpoke 10 reply ~ folloHg
aGsutlsmen Of the soldisrl and SailofT
Convention f; ! will say, Wbis Y YES never .
desire OF mine 20 bsUomp = eandidate fr .
political oGee. u Affords ne great gratifeH-
ton 70 fe,l that ! have The support Of those
who were with ne 10 the war. II DID not
feel that ] bad the confidence Of Aosr, ]
worli feel iess desirous Of accepting he POI
uilion. The acceptance Of thu once i not a
matter Of choice, bui of-du,y. liaEiag &C
cepted the ~nominafioa, ] Will receive your
aid til cert November. | mat thsut you.
ssutIsmeu for ,hs honor yoa have eouAfstd
upou me-" rfL .fiu IT. no u1i
IN reply 70 de commitiee appoistsd b.
the Chicago Convsntion 70 infofm-0sn Grant
Of bic nomioatlou, be sad
Nr. Pfesidsni and geutiemsn Of fhe Ma
iiosal Uuion ConTsn'i0u I will sndsavor, il
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

a very short lime, 20 Nfita, sou aslnater &C,
'tep,iBg Tue trust you have Imposed upon M,
.fappMuse1 and expressing my ffAtltnde ibf
he confidence you have pAcain me. Twill
now say but little orally ana that ss 10
thsak you for the UnEnimiiy #ith which yhu
have selected me "a a candidate for the Prcei.
DENTAL office. @
can say in addition that I looked on dur
ing the proceedings at Chicago with q great
deal Of Interest and am grati6ed with the
harmony aud unanimity which seemed to
have governed the deliberations Of the con-
vention- If chosen 70 Gil the high Office for
which Jon have selected me, l viii give to
its duties the same energy, the Same spirit,
aBd the some will that I have given 10 the
performances Of all duties which have de-
volyed on me heretofore. " neither | shall
be able TO petform these duties to your en-
tire satisfaction time will determine. You
have truly said, in the course Of your ad.
dress, that shall have no policy Of my own
10 interfere against the will Of the people,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Information Wanted I

Iufsrmatf6n Is aAntsd In regard 10 The
whereabouG s Of Ihousas Russell It6iotsdJ
who was taken away in 1855, byta rebel
Liautenant, 70 Rchrlond, VA, since which'
time be has not been Heard kom.
His. mother will be thankful IL the news-
papers throughout the country will copy this
notice. Address Louisa WEST, (Ool.)
Jonesbor0', Tenn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
General Grants Letter Of Gccep'
faneR4

We received Gen. Grants letter Of aecep-
lance too late for this issue Of the Fog. II
will be in our nCxt. Hs endorses the Reso-
~lutiors Of the Chicago C~OnvsntiOE, and aAyf,
"if elected, he will adminiSter an tAe laws ID
good faith, with ecOpOmY. and With the view
of giving peace, quiet ane protection every
where"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
ASSIGNEF,S NOTICE.

EASTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE, $. 5;
JoNEsBoRo, Tenn, May 20, 1863.
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives no.
tiee Of his appointment as Assignee Of
the estate Of @. A. Eames Of JonesborOugb
Tennessee and D. T. Willis Of the city OF
Baltimore in the State Of Maryland, late
partners In trade; trading under the firm
name Of Eames L Wiids within said District,
who have been alleSged Bankrupts upon
theirowA' petition by the District Court Of
said District. tfi .flslsaar
II. A. KELLY, Assignee.
ls6Siun5w4
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
nealh OF James Buchanan.

BksWsrxR Pa, June l-EK-PresidenI
Buchanan died this morning, aged seventy
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

iCP Old Buehapan is dead-so ia old
A loss Of two to rotten Democracy
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
IaledietOFy.

7hslsSt issue s!o7ed our engagement upon
the Ga5oa FIay as assrciate editor, and ter
minated our connection with the press for
the present. For over two years we have
held weekly converse with the readers Of
hi. paper, and have eudeaySrsd % the ut
most extent Of our ability to entertain them
with a style Of literature, pure, chaste aad.
s%xalting. We do not Aatter ourself that we
have been successful, aud contributed in any
great degree to the overwhelming triumphS
"f the principles that we have advocated.
We know full wen that our cause is not free
from many grave errors, but the satisfaction
j. ours that We have the more often erred
upon the side of Right. To the many mem
bers Of the Brotherhood Of both political
parties, who have extended to us all the
rouriesies Of the profession, we return OpF
thanks aad wish them. the greatest success.
We commend the Flag to tie support and
patronage Of all loyal men. We are enter
Jag nPon a campaign, which will be vigor-
"as, close and hard and brarely fought. The
ErpubiicAn party has raised Sloft the ban
mes ~ universal freedom, protection to all
nssnS snd equality before the law. Rally to
its stsadanh DO not suffer our beloved,
mountain giFdled East Tsndsssee with the
Immortality Of her re0own, and her deeds Of
glory that dim the lussre OF the martial
Rehievements-Of oil. former ages to be again
pressed By Tho footsteps Of the soeman.-
HOpiug that weTsalize the beauty and eIslt-
ed moral grandeur Of that Inspirations Of The
better par, Of human nature malice towards
nOns aud friendship for all y " we tip our
beaver aud retire from The editorial profess
sion. SrEPHhx A sBsvELL.
REHiRks.-We regret the necessity which
cases the retirement from the FtAs 90 our
Assistant Editor, Ma. BOvELL, and in passing
from our editorial saasium, 70 engage, per-
thanos, Ia usW fields Of enterprise, be bears
With him the esteem Of many, many warm
irisnda, and noae entsriainS for him a warm
~ isthag Of regard than the Senior editor. Of
this paper. Nay lOng life, prosperity and
happiness attend him-and may the bright
s'' ao~srs '~bsHish bis pathway through
ihs iRireA,e w~indipgs Of life, aud may bis
guardian angel lead bin safely alike over
the roaEh quasmirss and through the suuDy
gladss Up 70 that . better land" uhsrs
Sst--sphtas sa,i ass ssorsAiss beat,
nin-. vit ~ - ar ever hneva,
ne -A-r- F-rfsisn srrinr aaa you,a
ia ssui sitlniif fcrsr.r r-ss 90
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
the Circuit Court, SaliHaa
mr. ron ntvnRCE

A LICE L. RAINE vs.. r. n. Rains ~
n d PENDANT being a non'reSIdeh1 w
pears from the Bill. II Is ordered ihi ~
location be made for four successive ssl
ihrths onion Flag, a paper Pubh,a'5 !.
Joresbofo,, Tenn, notifying said a,I
TO appear before this court, TO Be hsal@I'
county Of Sullivan, at the OOui' hs'.
Bl%ountville, on the 6rSt Monday IN Jay y.
aDd make defence TO this suit or l1s
win BE- taken for confessed, and ." ~
ing sxparts. May 20, 1893 orn r,,a
A copy-Test. J. 0. B. CLOUD W. VA
By siMt. Evans, DeP'gV' '
lsesjune5w4pfSS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
ADDISON COUNTY.

Not loss than 5000 bushels of apples have
been delivered at Keller and Ball. Mill,
Ferrisburgh. since Sept. Goth. The mill is
provided with good water power, two of
Neweli's presses, and has capacity of forty
barrels OF cider per day.
A tree of immense proportions-a bass or
white wood tee, has been found on the
e nth end of Snake Mountain, which meas
uree twenty-one feet in circumference. Cali
fornia proportions, surely.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Mr.. Ii. NJ. Stone. of St. Adams, raised
II, m one pumpkin seed this year ten pump
klns, which weighed as follows 80, 81 IL,
50, 80 II. 43, 26 IL, "a, 38, 80. 20 l-2.
Total, 3l5 lbs.
WHITE CHIPxUSK Mr.. A. II. Dwyer
OF hIchiord, recently caught in trap a
STRIP ed tquiIrel-or chipmunk, as it is com
Lon called-which L. almost white The
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
Vote for Grant.

Next Tuesday will occur the most impor-
SAINT presidential election ever held in the
United states The October elections have
sufficiently demonstrated what tho result will
be the duty that remains il to see under
hJw large majority the upholders of re-
5ellion may be buried. Let no one deceive
himself by the specious pretext that Vermont
i safe, aud there is no good reason for taking
The trouble to 60 TO the polls All should
remember that now ia the time to push
things ana have done with our troubles.
Vermont might give $4,000 M jority for
Grant, she will give 80 900 if the Republi
can voters Of the State do not shamefully
neglect their duty
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

California is suffering somewhat from
earthquakes. During last Thursday and Fri
day, some eight or ten distinct shocks were
felt at San Francisco. and in many other
places. The ground opened, hot water and
steam gushed cut, and the programme was
quite in accordance with the usual phenom-
ena of earthquakes. In San Francisco, the
Custom House. Marine Hospital, City Hall.
and various other buildings are either thrown
down or SO demoralized az to be considered
unsafe. On smaller private buildings, chin
neys were thrown down, glass shattered and
various small damage done Happily, but
two or three lives were lost. The damage to
pr ,perty is estimated from $1,000, 900 to
49, $4,000
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

stripes on its hack, which on common CHR
hunks are white, brown and black, on this
are white and yellowish white. Its eyes are
as red as blood
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Last Saturday Willie Batchelder, of New
port, and friend from Danville, shot large
blue heron which measured feet & inches
in height, and feet inches from tip to tip
of wings
The front portion Of the Memphremagog
hotel is closed. Buck keeps just as good
house in the old part. however, as when the
whole of the vast building is open to g sum-
mer travel
VIM. Wallace Scott. of Newport, was
thrown from his carriage on Friday Last, his
read striking a stone wall. The injuries re-
ceived We're very severe, and his recovery is
yet doubtful.
iona Page, of Charleston, has raised about
900 bushels Of potatoes this season.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
They have got steam fire engine in Rut-
land and want Brass Band.
DR. Simon Smith, at the time of his death
sixty years ago, bequehthed ! 1000 to the town
Of West Haven, to he kept at compound in
terest till this time, when it should be cx-
rended in establishing a grammar school in
the town. Notwithstanding Some unfortunat.
investments the fund now amounts 80 nearly
:23 $50
Edwin butcher, Of Tinmouth. few daye
ago, husked sixty-fve bushels of corn in one
day,
wISDnAa COUNTY.
Leland & Gray Seminary in Townshend
under the management of MIR Clay. is in Il
fourishing condition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
John raw furd's t>ta.e.

STATE r VERNON In Probate curt, he
s..H.ssros OIssalrr. IS. Montpelier, In laid
str.ct, Oh be 18Th of oct. A. ID 1865
SsARed CRAN FORD ID mis- tin II the estate
- 4 John c: Crawford Lave OF N"tt II in sstd
strc, DE- sed. her admin tI%IIon &C oaps
~ and aIiosance. nj mak-s apP'tca'f &c
or decree st'ibution and pa IitI'n "a Ih- Is
.te fsaid deceased: ~ hsreupUr, II lie Tereo ny
aid Cour thai SAID sal ic2ii-n re
-rred session said Courto he h-io a. tb- Pro-
rate Once in said Mon p her. be- ION ca! q Nov.
\ ID. le6S. for hearing eLd decision thereon .
further or-r d. that notice hereof be given
n all persons interested, nv p1'licaIon oil the san
hree " c-ssively il the Green houn->In F1ee-
a newspaper Published At MontPe'l-r tTeVf'1l
said lime sppon. ed Tor Learips. ha' they may ap-
- d a. d plsce .ud 8 ow csure. ~ any
rev NAV haw- why sci hlu d not be al Ow
d an, su IN decree maze. b, the 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
Euoch ViItcys. s>tate.

STA,EO Of VEInOAF, N Probate Court hN'a
ya.sIssrok nr.rsIot So ( A. aon'pelies Wi hin AM
or Dis INST, sh- - day OF October 10 10 o
:, W BENJAMIN. Administrator of tie es-rt- 4
-. Emo Willie iAie Of Cabot. n "a h'sf'es,
! Ceased, kes plIe anon to Bl1 Curt ID inc
i. ms n. and Apr, ], ion writ n h h avs re-
.iir in nj. State. FIR I'll al OF 4 e ie.
tie dece sed, wit: ih- HON u m az shio
&c sd, in,l Dig Ii Ii.h hom stead her in
pr, iiI. that the OF " II b h. "a rial
O The eli and al Iner-sieii q, snt mat
I, safe of uld be beneficial the
h-irs.
- n seupon. II is ordered oy said Court, maj san"
application ferr>d session Their OIL 10 NJ hrio
ia- 70, ate on So. monrp-nr Oh The i''h aey
u ", ID los, u mean and rc'si"n tfr t"o /,
nd % her dered hat ali persUn> ut rested
,e uoiifed Il by public OF 20 ice AZ sp-
&c t,oo aud order th-r-fn thr suecs ssisiyf
/, IN. Green auuut,in F, eeDan prn Mo per,
tore lid time OF hearing thai tn } N y spprs 81
I'D zine and oiace. and IL they see cause, oil CT
hereto. By TIA Court
sr2 - L.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
Check List.

We once more as the voters Of Montpelier 10 call
- the own Clerks Office and that their anne
are properly enrolled, RS no one can vote whose.
name Il not properly recorded the Check List
The Boardof Civil Authority Of the At the
Grand Jury Room, on Friday, Oct. 30, at An, to
hear and decide all doubtful cases and such may
DC objected 70 or challenged.
taltion Voters are not sale whose name now
appears on the List they may De challenged and
struck on ~ the Civil Authority.
p. p. PITKIS, seiectmen
SAMUEL WELLS of
ALBERT JoHoSSoIT Montpelier.
Montpelier, Oct p, 156s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
Notice..

WHEREAS the Legislature Of the State Of Yer
w mont in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty five, assessed tax of ten
cents per acre all lands (public lands excepted)
in the town Of Norton, in the county Of Essex, in
SAID state for the purpose Of making and repairing
TO the proprietors and land owners of the
town Of Norton aforesaid, who have not paid their
committee appointed % superintend the expendi-
tre OF the same or to the subscriber, that much
OF the following described lands belonging to such
delinquent proprietors and land owners, will he
sold at public vendue at the office of d. s. Storrs in
Brighton, in the county of Essex, the 23d day of
December A D. 1885, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
as will be requisite to discharge their respective
taxes with costs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
JOB PRINTING.

VIII our friends do us the favor to bear in
mind that we have OF the largest and best al
p intel Book and Job Printing Establishments in
sle state and always in readiness to do any kind
Job Printing, from the smallest address card
80 the mammoth "poster," most voluminous
book at short notice, and at living prices. Our ia
ciltIes such that con fdenty solicit the favor
Of friends desiring nything in our line of bus
ness, and guarantee them entire satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
ORGAN FOR SALE.
TIE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY.
DIR. j. w. POLAND.S
PINE COMPOUND,

Cures Fore Threat. Colds, Coughs Diph' heria Br"n-
chiti., SpiIIing of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections
eener-ny. 1t is remarkable remedy for Kidney
Comp ainfs, Diabetes ID ficufy of VoidiDs Urine,
Bic ding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel and
other Comp aints.
Bos-os, Jan. 20, SOS.
PoL.rD's WHI1s PI,r CosPouND-Aher having
given il a thorough trial confidently recommend
Polands White Pine Compound as very liable arti
Gle for the of Gods. coughs, and pulmonc com
palnts generally In several have nown il
prompt relief when all other remedies which had
tried had failed. Ii is article, hichs in a elm
pr motive Of sudden and severe colds as ~ that
of New INLAND, be in every family and we
that those who tain il and give It fair
trial, will not thereafter be willing To be without II -
Boston Journal.
vAAuAsLE kspIcIrE.-Dr. Polands White Pine
Compound, advertised liz our columns, is successful
combine and pply the MED icnal virtues OF
The white Pine II been onehs tested by
people this city and vicinity and the proprietor has
vsne from eli known 10 ou'
citizens. We recommend it's trial in all those cases OF
disease which il e adapted. Ii for sale by ali our
druegists-fN. Y. Independent.
The W hite Pho Compound is now sold IN every part
of tho United States and British Provinces.
Prepared a, the
New England Botanic Depot,
T&n4om4 Boston, Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

The DIFFERENCE of the chief noints
of difference between civilized and barbarous
mankind is in the attention given to The
natural covering for the head the one be-
ing carefully cut, cleansed and brushed. and
the other allowed to remain dirty and un-
kempt. The use Of " Barrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorative" will ensure all that could
be desired by civilization or ignored by bar
barism Boston Post.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
Notice.

NH ERE AS, the Legislature of the State OF Yer
w mont, IN the year Of Lord one thousand
ight hundred and Elk y-hSe, assessed a tax OF ten
cents per acre on all lands public lands excepted)
the town OF Averill, in the county of Essex, in
aid st te for the purpose of making and repairing
Dads and building bridges in said town. These are
to the pTOprIetOrs and land owners of tile
town of Averlll aforesaid, who have not paid theIi
proportion OF said IN labor otherwise, to the
.ommiteee appointed to superintend the expendl-
tufe OF the same or TO the subscriber, that much
# the following described lands belonging TO such
delinquent prOpretors and land owners, Will he
Did public venoue at the Office of d Storrs in
Brighton, the county OF Essex, the 23d day
December, \. ID. l-5-, at O'Clock in the
Ioon, will be requisite discharge their respec
lax
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
Notice.

The corporaLors Of the Green Mountain Seminary
are notified to meet at the dwelling of Mr. H. w
Judson, at Waterbury Centre, on Thursday, Nov.
18Th ls,5s. at Pm.
lSt. To choose clerk
ID. To whether the corporation viii vote to
heat its seminary building with steam.
81. To transact any other business found neces
sary when
L. SARGENT, PRESIDENT,
Washington, Oct. 10, 1888.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
MONTPELIER, W.:
WEDNESDAY, OCT. %, 1868,

We lesireto make the FREEMAN particularly " al
uable tor it's news from all parts of Vermont and
our fri ends in different parts of the State, especially
n Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties, vii
confer a great favor upon and our readers by
lin local intelligence. Give us the facts and
we will arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
Nehemiah JacksOn'> 4 state.

STATE pF YER WONT, In Pfohat- Couri, nd
y AssIsGTos DI-TkIcr. SIS At NOnrpeli-r Ia "a d
ID IA The 20 da, Of Sep tmher. y ID lruo
~ aAUst W. b. NJAN IN, Adm n'straior 4 tie
- estate OF NJ hem'a, Jackson. lac 40 d6ury, In
District, deceased. prese ns his admin str' Ion
account FIR e. minrtion ant allow .nte, kes
D caion for . decree of di triouIIon and arm OF
he Ysta'e OF sad deceased
Uhereupon order-d by esii Court. that said &C
aud said SEPARATION be referred TO session OF
held the Probst- Oicr in said Nc ns-
elier. th- 1881 day OF Nov. u. Is 9. for hear
;ng and csion thereon and l. is further orrereo
notice hereof be given to all person ter.sted
" publication The three weeks -ssiv~iy
n the Gr-en MoaLtain Freeman. q nr~sp<per pub
Montpeiles, previous sad time .ppo nae a
hearing, that they may sp ear at saId time nd
place, and show cause, IL any they may have, WHY
account should not be allowed, ami such cecree
made. Nv ~ e Court.
,4ira Atfest=T 4. ERRIl L Jnhg
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
kliish Aibee's Will.

STATE OF VERMONT. In rebate Court held az
sIsH,xGror isTX CT, 50 Mon p-ii-r wthIn and
or s.i1 the ~ h das Of sept, lst's
tSiSor RUMENI. pu pOr ing TO brtR las viii aud
l Testam mt of Ell al ~, late rr-, IA
"A d District de eased Ing es.nted 10 the {. u
-, Celiud. Aibe III thrr II NsIrt d Tor
Probate: IL ; de ed by I'D q, thai pc
6 N ,- NJ 1 The .ei a. De nOtIn pea ION
II said court. to h ld~n at n. Pr bs'e EE- N
IN Ter O. the I3En dsN NoPSm 40 $50 md
If they may n We, ssain- the pT orai c
Il aid i'll for III CHI puT o,e 4 Is Iiher De ed
Tat ca Of The record of his order be rnnl'-nt
hree eks 9 rely the Green Mo"n am Fee
mt, priu I'd IN leer, previous 40 sal time up
yoini ed for hearing.
a copy 81 record
att-sf-T n MERRILL, Judge.