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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

TIE MAsAGING WOMAN To be a good house.
keeper i oi the most essential aud useful nc.
complishmen,s, aud the man who secures for his
wife one whose education in this respect has not
been neglected, combined with a mild. Confding
and loving disposition, has u most valuable irea.
sure and il his home is NO, agreeable an ! pleas
ant. he may he assured iha, the fault Is with him.
self, and that he docs not possess the manly a1d
genisrHianly nitribuNs necessary sor such part
ner for life. We commend the following lust and
truthful remarks 10 the attention Of our readers
The managing woman Is a pearl among wo.
men She is one Of tue prizes IN the great iolle-
~ Of life, aud the man who draws her may re-.
joce FOR the res: Of his days. Better than riches
she IL a fortune within hersclf--a gold mine new
or failing in iis ycld--a spiing Of pleasant wa.
ieFs whose banks are fiiageG with moss and
flowers, when all around is blcaohcd white with
sterile sand. The managing woman can do any
thing and she does everything well Percepive
aud executive, Of quick sight and steady hand,
she always knows exactly what Is wanting, aud
supplies the deficiency with fact and cleverness
peculiar TO herself She knows the capabilities
~ i,t.' o. as well as lliings Tor she has an In
iuiiive kuowlCdgr ,i character. The managing
wo'nai. l. no, a!Na patient, il always rirftgct-
&c. Aud cau never hc disappointed inlo iuaciion
Though she has ,o irich ihe same thing over aud
over again. though She finds heads ~ dense as
huNwooi. and hands a. Inefficient ~ fishes hns.
still size !. news weary - hrr vocation oi ar.
rangins aud ordering, ahi n,geg lcgs than hope
Ia, al "A favorable rsult
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

esf- Thr n,s Moinrs Register ,nts the grass.
hor~rs recently ate up half acrr ofiohncro "a
a man near that lar, aud When the owner Nenl
oul io l"ok 1T II lhey -ai on the i,ucs aud sqnil
I'd ioharcu inicr Va lis ewes
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

SliiN. lloRsr. =. \ y in the Scientific
Am'ficin, say. that Lvr.ein,n should never
'sh, himself. leu III, horse ,hics, Vt show tie
least u,rvousue,s. nor notice % in theig aofsss
aud far l,ss io punish ilsin ioi H. aud adds
"Aliu~ mr having hai great heal "f ,Nptti.
,uc, iu managing horses b. add another ~ ~
advice 20 nervous b rscm "a. Whenever the, no
lice ih,ig horse directing his eats io any point
whatever. ~ indicating the slightest disposition
to h,com, afraid. ~ them INSTEAD Of pulling the
r,n 10 bring The horse ioWards the object causing
u. nervousness pull !, un ihc other side This
will Instant, divert the attention ol the horse
from the object which is exciting bis suspicion.
aud nincit .niue cAHs cut 1f a hundred tie h0ss,
will PAS NO mote attention 10 the oljcc' from
which I've will u, away u forcibly aivcn 10 II by
pulling the wrong rein"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
NO. III N. howard ST., buito., Mo.
DEALERS Is
HOISE FI'RNLSIIING GOODS
GEN ERALLY.
Family Hardware.

Are also ENGAGED ia the ma'ufacilrc AMI sale
"f this Wa.hns Machine. which demon
state. it.cli {" b. il.,. EcN n o..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
THIS MACHINE

Not oais sar,, haif u, Ld55r aai S.gy. aAi I,a-
art Tcar Joi a.1ic, n. Ciahcs nI,ie-
h.'a any oI., .l,H.ai ef U;t.ia,..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
IlR. J. PIPER.

R.sidsass appasiis ns tate Dr. T,diags' egcs
oaire haar. from : \ ". to . o'clock \ " From
ciYck y " Ia o'clock = ". and G"'cl"ck T. "
Ian 1 IsGs.-ty
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
IOHN T.. HAMMOND.
HENRY W. COOKE,
HENRY sHEw

MIR TBTOR AND CITTL ENGINgER.
rows0NTOwN. BALTIMORE c0rSTY. M
APRIL n III
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
nR. T. II. wINGFIELD.

aers his Profr ssiona Sery % the GROW
snNTOwN y aud it, vicinity.
lie can Il. found az his Office at MRS HAMILTON :
II Ill hanTs rNr-it sh.n Professionally engaged
Mach 80. is6s-u
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05
R.iTEN or .IDrERTISING.
Attorneys CardS.
IEoRGE Il. MllliGAN'

s!Nt ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY. Is All.
~ It's BRANCHES, At
YO - VEST FLrETTg ST, B.tL TIRORE
urrs &" buy {" .cii iiuus's .tound Rents, fatms
,Hd Country seat. pnhlic aud paVaic sale solicited
l"an., inNcsiucnt "i frg.t Fuud., aud scnsIal man
'srmcut ofRrnta rr"~ity .n tir ''iy aud country a.
ended tn
az Money mN-.t.Iin GtuunJ E.ut' Notivagc.
frst u cAHFgs
r..idcnc- rva suttpan 90 iurutv r"mpt aitch
'isFs e. uvir. Title isp'ts aud Claims "tcvciy
ir.erittiuu ~ th, Cuauty Cpurt itrv u, i>"I.-ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11

10 Ten Building Lots on Putnam ST., 81 COO

The character of the Oficers and Mem bers Of the
Association, reliable arartee Tor the faithful u
nment OF the promises anu purposes OF the Associa-
The property to be dis Iibuted Is all valuable,
offer fancy articles al fabulous prices, what
every ticker holder is entitled tn h Will receive in
valuable and available Real Estate Cash. " add
the value OF the perry tmCunt suficieTt 10
alton, amt the of d spos ng of the Con
cert Tickets. And thou cIani that The propert =
IN price it this schedule do not
claim II is sci low pos>ib AID realze mar gin
sufficient iOr the purposes above named
Ire Cotton Factory The Mi OF Messrs. 7. & +.
q. CARNEY, known a BENIN gon Cotton Niils
is in ful md succes sful operation, and within five
minute, walk of the Raj road Depos, Is by water
power, and run but Two years
The douses all nj. rents, situsted in tbs
hear OF nnIngton Village rapidly growing iAaE:
of four thousand inhabit~ there Is no
a house ccupt-d. and 4 hundred or more tenemeDti
d be ilnme dlately rented If built.
The BUILDING / all op q, unoccup lee
Streets and Can be resdiiy sold or ie-sed. Some o
them very desirable Lots
v2d Stsa3 81 81 q. ,.s i,In
n the Bank before the mooey drawn out The Con
certs will be given "uEpg the water, and genera
/ notice VIII give Of he time.
IL remedy desirable Ih4t the mocey be TeiliZ
Immediately orrer that the Soldiers Com mi tie
distribute the Charitable and where IL gteatII
needed the pres Mt vi Eter-
The objects of the Association should ccmmen i il &
the puonc, and ntigle it to h-ir cheerful and heart.
-upiort- It's schedule OF AVA de Is the falrest eve
class of .ersons 10 BE- ssIei b. the Associa ion
gr ally need The aid he re for them and afie
much consultation this has b, ed : he b-s
means of reaching that end. Thi. is Of s-res
int I'd giving Il en- AID which If public favor
will Ear towards rendering them connorta Ii
accomplish this purpose that this appeal the pub
4 tic is made Every one who can should aid US.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION

US OhEti "aIth NLOo
EVERYBODY needs a good watch, and wishes re
L The / at possible price horde swndlers
knowing This hlv- cnRtrived various ingenious
peoples money, and then either fail send watch,
send that worthless tme-keeper. AR
r AND ALE & CO havs now perfected arrangements by
which, f'r the small sum of $40, good ana reliable
watch may he certainly obtained They have formed
GREAT WATCH CLUB the following plan Ger
caies containing the numbers of all the watches named
wholesale list (Which IN all applIcants
mixed enclosed envelopes, and sold tor p
each Every certificate warranted to be for watch.
N as will reference o the list of
less value than dollars, whilst worth $500.
We undertake send any watch drawn. whatever may
be It's value 10, and RIDER that every may alb
outev depend upon getting first class time keeper,
that purchaser nf One Dollars worth
certificates ha receive at least for watch No. $50
wholesale list, past Free which il rsfc lass
patent lever handsome and reliable watch, ster ing
silver hunting case and usually sold for $40 You will
such a watch; and, besides. get
a CHRoyoMgrER worth $500 We sell the cerfd-
SIX for 81; Twenty To- %. To thoss sending L. will
send handsome chain gratis. To those sending %,
wi send warranted not To tarni>h in TWEEN
Parties getting large clubs will receive
liberal partIculaFs Of which be learned
app cetor. As il is intention do strictly honor
able business and insure from liability
10 loss will send watches, ii DESIRED WITHOUT
insiructng the collect only
delivery. Ii desired forward watches by mail,
the must be by Bank Draft or Post Once
Order, and il will then b. risk. We viii then
the package post office, AMI IL lost
REPLACE sREE CHARGE. II any watch sent Is not
approved be returned and the money Will be
funded The reputation of firm, which has been
established for five years, and well known in every
part ut the country, will he deemed sufficient
guarantee that ill faithful perform III contras
do Address ARRANDALE & CO.
l5a BROADWAY. New York
Sm1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11
Moses ssrdway,s Estate.

STATE oF TERMoNT In Probate Court a held IL, =:
=, on ehe 81 day of F-h., a D 1868
F3ESEZER BAS Executor OF the last Will and
u testament of Moses Ordway. late of WiIismstown
Distrc deceased, his alton
sccoun for examination and allowa nce and N axe ;
spplIc for distribution and partition oil
the of said deceased
whereupon. : ordered by said Court, hat said
and said app c Iicn be referred TO session
of said Court TO be held the Probate ONCE, In
aelc, tn 2i.h day of March, A 1865, for
hearing and decision Iher
Aud it farther ordered that notice hereof be
given all pers Interested by publication OF the
same three weeks successfully in the G cen Noun
ia Frerm n, newspaper publ shed at Montpelier
previous appointed for he rim that they
may appear said time and place, and show eaus
if any they have, said account should not b
allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court.
rIOE3 Ates-J.R CLEAyELAND. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TOsfc Turner's D0ul0ureux Universal
Neuralgia PHI is a safe, certain and eedy cnre
Neuralgia and ell Nervous Diseases The
are completely and permanently cured very sho
time Neuralgia in the face head utterly banished
few hours. No form OF Nervous Disease withstands
its magic influence. Ithas the unqualified approval
many eminent physicians. 1t contains nothing injurious
tot most delicate system. Sold everywhere. Sent
receipt OF 81 90 and two postage stamps. TURNER
CO., 10 "'"moni ST., Boston, Mass, Propsie,ors.
Bton, July sol leo.. spE&n27yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11
MARRIAGES..

In Coventry Feb. goth. by Rev. Pliny II. White AN
UEI. II. HALL and MARY A. LOCKE, both Of Brown
,ngtnn. March 4th ALFRED CORRENO and HARRG
EFT r. RAYMOND, both Of Irasburgh-
In Waterbury,. March 5ih, by Rev. J. Capeland GEO
q WASHBURN, NJ. d, and CHARLOTTE L. DEL
ASO. .
Ia Ludlow, Feb 9th, by Rev. 8 Little, Mr.. OAR
WIN X SARGENT and Mss ETA N. JOHNSON, ali
of Ludlow
At the parsona re East Barnard, Feb q, by Rev
A. Mack. Mr.. WV. NJ. SAMPSON and Miss ELLEN r
ROYCE, both Of RaJ alton.
la Bakersfield Fen. 26, by Rev. F. Wright, Mr.
GEORGE :. MAYNARD, lste of Minnesota, and Miss
ROSE A. HAMILTON, of Troy. Minnesota and Iii
nois papers please copy . ,
In Georgia Feb 20 nv Rev. l.. Warner, MIR. ANSON
Vt WASHBURN and Miss CORNELIA J. GLIDER
both o Georgia.
In Cratfshury Feb. -, by Rev. J. w. Bemis. Nj
lanes n CROCKER aud Mrs. CARRIE NJ FISH
both Hydepa'k.
AISo m trattshury Feb 20 BY the same, Mr.. ROY L
AINStt ORTIZ OF Woodbury., and Mrs. ALMA A. RAI
LEY of No'cuit-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11
Abraham Van Eseu>en's Es-

STATE OF VERNoST,l In Probate Court, hOfen
WASHINGTON DIsTsIor SIS ( Monrpeii-r, in said Dis
'ri-T, h 10 IA day of Sarch, A ID II :
II ENSLOH CPHah and AM 8 VAN DEU SEN
i y Executors of the viii AID testament Of
Aorah Vgn DeGSea late of Warren, in sad Dstrici,
deces presents his adm MIST acrornt for exs
Animation and alinw and application Tor .
decree and pTti ion o. the estate OF said
dece Sed. Wher ulon, rs Ordered by sad Court Q
hat sad account and laid application referr-t TO
a ion said Court b he a. The Pr bote once
and Nontp-ller, the Is day of .rch A ID.
1855 f. ira Ing de AMI IL ~ Iur
tie ordered, hat hereof b. givent all person
utter sei By puH cation of rhr@e weeks sue
cessiyeiy the Green n pun atm Freem an, a news
paper pub ish-d at Montpner, previous to sail tim
sppoiFted for ing that th-y appear at sal
time and place aGd how If any they may have
ny sad account -ho iii allowed and such de
made tfy the C urt-
VI Atie~ IT. K VI rRRTL'., Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11

Our readers will find on the outside of
this paper, two excellent speeches.-Judse
Poland's on impeachment, and Senator
Morrill's, delivered last week in the Senate
on the financial questions now demanding
the attention of the country.
Leonard F. Aldrich, the temperance can
didate for county commissioner, is now re-
ported elected in this county.
George Vickers has been elected Senator
from Maryland in place of Mr.. Thomas not
admitted. Vickers had one son in the rebel
and one in the Union army He was sworn
in Monday.
| THIRD DIsTRICT.-A convention to nomi-
nate delegates to Chicago for the third con-
gressional district is called at ST. Adams,
the 10Th inst. at II o'clock noon.
Gen Grant has revoked some of Gen.
Hancock's orders made in the rebel interest,
and Hancock asks to be relieved. The re
quest has referred to the President, who, i
is reported, will not grant it,
We have no Washington letter this week
our correspondent having gone home to New
Hampshire to vote.
1t is said that the Senate will not hold of
fetal intercourse with President johnson
during the impeachment trial. The Presi
dent will probably send no nominations t.
that b. , and if sent, nominations will no
be acted upon.
Barnum's new Museum in New York wa
burned last week. Scarcely any thing wa
r saved from the fire.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11
ChaS. ~ kimball's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. 10 rebate Court. held at
WASH Grox or, IS I Mon pelier, within and
70 ~a'd ID s'ric tn b of March 4. ID, 1868
ATlLSONI SfMDSD-, AdaiH-trat , of n.
w tate OF Chas KimbilI, ls'e OF x xbury. in said
plsric- &c sell resenls hi. admin trztion cunt
for animation AMI allowance nd rak-s appiica icn
for DEERE of dsst,iouti and pa tition of the
tate said deceased: ssh=reuppr, it is ordered by
Court Thai s4i e
ferrGd session Of sai Colrtio be held the Pro-
bate Off-e said Mon Her thu TIN day of April
A ID. le6S hear ng AID decision thereon /,
and. it urth-r order d. th. hereof b. given
all persons interested probation OF the
three eks veg il the Gen sioIn ala Fres
newsp tp-r published - Montpelier previous
said LINE aepoin ed TO- haf they APP
pear & "a usae a. place ana SOW Cause, if any
taev may hav- why sal ant n u d not DC allow
ed such decree r the itoart,
Fl1w3. AtresF-T X MERRILL. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11
PhyIand Clark. Estate,

STA 7 ?. IF 7 tt HUN t. I In PROB at Court, he'd
wAsHtSsros III .raIcr. SIS. at Montpelier ia said
said District The TIN gay of Mach A ID. l6os.
a w DREW Execute of the LAST wi and Iesta-
". mem OF phylsnder CLARK, ate Of DIxb nv, in
ssII ID ct dec ased, presents aim ui-tr ti1n
cunt for 4ni oation All ali Jwiace. ami keS
app licsr'On for i decree of dieribdou ana partition
of he q. said dec-ased-
Wh-rrup3n, il o. erei b. said Court. that said
aud sad application reterred = session
of rsid curt To held the Probate eff
Mo t1-i-r the ay Of Ap-ii, A. ID 1858, for
and Il. c'sion hereon and is fur her deed,
tn -Feof D. TIA all n-erest- by
puhIica ion of b. hrt ssIve The
q a0u1 ain Freeman. a II psu~r puoii-hef at
tDelir prev said appointed TO hearing,
that they appear s'Ii lime ana place, and
how Cause, f n have, why account
ehouId allow nd d made
Y the Q
FIiu3 Attest R RR'II. Juaes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11
CHOICE MUSIC BOOKS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

BEETHOVEN'S SONATAS, . vols. Cloth, each 81 Sd.
Chopin's Nazurkas and Wal Cloth s. 90. Men,
de'sshon s Songs Without Words, Cloth. % 90. No
zart's Soaatas, Cioth, 50. Thalberg's lat du
Chant l til 90. Moores Irish Melodies, Pain So so,
Cloth. IS o.. Fu Gilt, 81 on.
HOME CIRCLE SERIES, comprising Collection OF
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Price of each volume, Plain. 81 so Cloth. s. 90 !;
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11

Will our friends do the favor to bear in
mind that we have one of the largest and best APP
pointed Book and job Printing Establishments in
the State, and always in readiness to do any kind
Of Job Printing, from the smallest address card
70 the mammoth "poster," most voluminous
book at short notice, and at living prices Our ia
ctIes such that confidently solicit the favors
friends desiring anything in our line of bust
ness and guarantee them entire satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11
Vermont Central and >uDIi-
AN = 5ErOads
Sk : i ~. szzaf--sF.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing February 81, 1868.
srsin.Gotnx sou.hsuS E.e


srains e DING southsnS 1.eI
Leave Montpelier al So , 30 10, 05 NJ
Mail Train leaves ~. Adams 6. Is a. m. and
junction and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston,
Worcester, Springfield, and with Passumpsic
T. r.. arrives AT New York al l0,45 P. NJ
DAY EXPRESS leaves Montreal $50 NJ, -. Johns
10 90 Ogde nsburgh $50 A Rouse's Point
10, NJ tor Boston, &c. arriving in Boston via
Lowell 1880 NJ.
NIGHr ExrsEs. leaves Osiensbursh IL 80 A. NJ,
Montreal 3 30 Rouse's Point $40 p. M,
Johns 81 NJ. arriving Boston $40 NJ,
meeting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road for Boston
and Worcester, and with Vermont Valley r. R. for
Trains Going North and West
, 80 p NJ
Day TsAIS leaves Boston Lowell
NJ. for Burlington, ST Adams, Montreal
TAIN leaves Boston via Lowell. 90
Lawrence aud Frchhurg $50 Sprin sleid As
NJ, for Burlington, 1T. Adams, CdsensburgE and
Montreal
Accommodates TRAI~ leaves Mortified at 500 A. N
densnurgh.
NiGHr ExPREss Bellows Falls 10, 90 r.
NJ. receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Il. r.
leaving New York y - NJ, and from Cheshire K
R. leaving Boston $50 NJ. connecting at White Riv
Junction with train leaving Boston 500 Bur
incton. Point Mon real Ogden>burgh,
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains tor the West.
running between ~. Adams and Boston and ST
J Alhsns and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale a
J the principal stations.
Z e. MERRILL, Supt.
. ST AIhans Feb 81 Is6s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11
Town Officers.

CABor.-Moderator, j, P. Lamson clerk
and treasurer, Allen Perry; selectmen, NJ.
P. Wallace, w. P. Whittier, Enoch Hoyt, :;
oyerseer, Israel Smith constable and col
lector, B. j. Lance; listers, Thomas Lyford,
G. NJ. Webster, j. L. Severance; auditors,
Geo. H. Paige, B. w. Marsh, Orson Kim
ball trustee, John Brown; grand juror, Z;
NJ. Seabury; agent, T. H. Lance school
supt., j. p. Lamson. Vote for county com
missioner-L. Parmalee 20, L. +. Aldrich
62. After paying all debts and expenses for
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11

We have received from Messrs. Hurd &
Houghton, New York, through Lee Shop
ard, Boston, the following new publications :
CAKES AND ALE AT WooDBINE; from Twelfth
Night to New Years Day. BY Barry Gray.
THE GREAT EXHIBITION; with Continental Sketch
es, Practical and Humorous. BY Howard Payson
Arnold.
GRASDPAs HOUSE. BY Helen G. Weeks
We shall notice these books hereafter
They are for sale by WILDER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly va
liable for its news from all parts of Vermont, AID
cur friends parts of the State especially
Washington. Orange and Lamoille Counties, will
confer a great favor upon and our readers by
sending us local intelligence. Give the facts and
we will arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11
Washington County Court.

The March Term of Washington County
Court commenced its session in this place
yesterday.
HON ASAHEL PECK, Presiding Judge.
I H9X- + F. { F IN T HlRbsoS Asst Judges
The following petit jurors were present
Barre-L c. Batchelder, F. n. Downing
BsrHn-Jeremiah Carlton, David p. Dud-
lev
CaJot-Jesse Morse, Orrin Heath.
Caldis-E. E Robinson, w. p. Slayton.
Dlybury-J. J. Ridley
Fagston-C. NJ Fisher
Fast MoutpeHer-Edward w. Ormsby.
lfiddLeser Curtis c. Eaton, Elijah Somers
NontpeHer-Henry c. Fullerton, Henry
Town.
MarsbfeId-Abial H. Davis.
]. Moretor1l-S. J. Bailey, w. Leland.
Norlhf eid Josiah Abbot
Plan feld-S. ; Bemis.
PorJllrt-Albert j. Averill.
U'aitsfed-J. w Richardson, 5. c. Par
IVdfer6ury-L. II. Haines, Geo. W Wal
lace.
Warren Gideon Goodspeed
Vood5ury-Lovrin Lyford-
IVorcester-I4 NJ Hutchinson.
PRAYER was offered by Rev Ms. Skinner.
Ninetv-seven cases were set for the jury.
The first cause for trial is
.Tlstus L. Uhitcom5 4 D0rid J. Morlafty
for assault and battery Dillingham; and
Clough for plaintiff; Randall & Durant and
Redfeld & Gleason for defendant.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-11
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OFFIcE INTERNAL REVENUE
Washington, Dec So 1867 I
WHEREAs, GEO. P. FOSTER, President, J. Hal
SEY, CuSo MAN as Secretary, aud others man.
OF the - Vermont Soldiers ASSISTANCE Associs
Iion,' have made due sp, lcaiion to JOSEPH 70
LAND, Collec or OF internal kevsnue FIR the First
Collecilou district of the State of Vermont Tor per
mission hold a Lollerv, IL ff9 GIFT Enterprise,
shd presented satisfactory evdeI that the proceeds
said Itery. Rattle GIT Enterprise, de-
voted to charitable here by granted
said Managers hOd such Lottery, Rattle Gift
Enterprise ,xempt from all charge, whether T. ON
special Ter duty in respect of said Lottery
Rattle Gin Enterprsr-
g a. ROLLINS, Commissioner.