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New FORK Gold and stoch MarkeI.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. %.
MONEY - During the forenoon was a
shade easier; viz.:7 per cent. currency on
Governments, but In the evening became
very stringent al per cent. coin at 1 3l
commlSSion on Governments, and Liza
ia commission on stock. A large amount
OF DO rowed stock was returned and an
eq taI amount OF new certificates placed
on the st eets, which accounts for the
stringency. r.gr...--.. .
rhe asst~tant Trea urer redeemed about
s2Oo,OOO per cent. eertIf1cates with legal
tenders. After banK hours there was an
easier feeling. aud brokers with balances
reporie alb ut $500, 100 to be locked up TIN
to morrow. Discount Is almost suspende
and banks are stated to be creditors at he
clearing house to the aggregate amount of
nearly S4,OO0,G00.
SrERLING Quiet; closing at 90.
GoLD-Cpened 1t 134%. declined to 1884,
ard closed at l341z'GI34%
GovERNMENr STocKs -Ffrmer Coupons
Of 81, Il5@l 54<; do. '62, lI30lI31S; do. '64.
llO9 9alll: do. go, 1ll15gIl14 do new, Il01S;
1O517@5 l0556.
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NASHVILLE.
"A FIGURING MIL DestrOyed-HeaVy
Loss.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 28.-The Rock
City foar mill was destroyed by fire
this morning, between 3 and'4 o'clock,
together with large stock of -four,
meal and grain. The mill and ma
chinery was owned by Carbon & Bau-
mont. and valued at $4,000. D. d.
Decker had a lease upon the mil
and as running it. His loss in stock
amounts to $4,000. He is insured
for $4,000 in the Tennessee Marine
and Fire Insurance Company. and
5000 in the State Insurance Com
pany. The fire was accidental.
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ID e BILITATED

Whose suferings have been protract.
ed from hidden causes, and whose
cases require prompt treatment to
render existence desirable. Do you
feel weak, debilitated, easily tired
Does little extra exertion produce
palpitation of the heart? Does your
liver, or urinary organs, or your kid
neys, frequently get out of order? Do
you have spells of short breathing or
dyspepsia? Are your bowels consti-
pated2 Do you have spells of faint
ing, or rushes of blood to the head !?
Is your memory impaired2 Is your
mind constantly dwelling upon this
subject? Do you feel dull, listless,
moping, tired of company, of
life? Do you wish to be left
alone, to get away from every
body 2 Does any little thing
make you start or jump? Is your
sleep broken or restless2 is the lus-
ire of your eye as brilliant? the bloom
OF your cheek as bright? Do you en-
joy yourself in society as we'll? Do
you pursue your business vita the
same energy? Do you feel as much
confidence in yourself? Are your
spirits dull and tagging, given to fits
of melancholy? IF so, do not lay it
to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you
restless nights? Your back weak
your knees weak. and have but little
appetite, and you attribute this to
dyspepsia or liver complaint?
How many men, from badly-cured
diseases, from the effects of self-abuse
and excuses, have brought about that
state of weakness in those organs that
has reduced the general system so
much as to induce almost every other
disease-idiocy, lunacy, paralysis spi-
nal affections, suicide, and almost |
every other form of disease which |
humanity is heir to, and the real |
cause of the trouble scarcely ever
suspected, and have doctored for all |
but the right one?
Diseases of those organs require the |
use of Giuretic. HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is the |
great diuretic, and is a certain cure
for diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, |
Gravel. Dropsy, Organic Weakness, |
Female Complaints, General Debility, |
and all diseases of the Urinary Or
gans, whether existing in male or
female, from whatever cause origin
ating, and no matter of how long
standing.
If no treatment is submitted to,
Consumption or Insanity may ensue.
Our flesh and blood are supported
from these sources, and our health
and happiness, and that of posterity,
depend upon prompt use of reliable
remedy.
HELMBOLD'Sf EXTRACT BU-
CHU, established upward of eighteen
years, prepared by
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MEMPHIS. Oct. 28.-Gen. Forrest,
in q letter to 4. I'll. Shackleford, OF
New Haven, Conn, which appears IN
the city papers, denounces Gen. Jud-
son Fitzpatrick in unmeasured terms,
and refers him to Gen. Basil Dake,
Of Louisville, who will receive any
communications which he (kilpat-
rick) may deem proper. The letter
refers to remarks made by Gen. Kill
patrick.
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CANADA.
FI0uring MIL Burned-LOss $50, eco
"A Man Burned 70 Death.

MONTREAL, October %. Charles
Baurnneaus' planeing and saw mill
was destroyed by fire, yesterday, and
the watchman burned to death. Loss
$50 600
The Paris crew arrived atSt, Johns,
last night, aud had an enthusiastic
reception telF
Wbalen confidently expects to get
a new trial. He has been led to Oe-
lieve that the. Judges will decide
against the ruling of Chief Justice
Richards.
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sTAUNTON, VA.
Address of Commodore Maury.

STAUNToN, Va, October 28.-Com
modore Matthew f. Maury delivered
an address to-day before the Valley
Agricultural Fair to an immense au-
dience. He warmly urged the imme-
diate esta blishment OF line of steam
ers between Norfolk and Holland, In
order that the South might reap the
advantage of direct emigration which
would spring up by this connection.
Ten thousand people visited the
grounds to-day.
When General Lee made his ap-
pearance at the Fair to-day he was
enthusiastically cheered.
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BOSTON,.
Mass Meeting OF the Boys In Blue
Large Attrndance.

BosToN, October23 "A mass meet
ing Of the Boys in Blue was held in
Faneuil Hall this afternoon, prelimi-
nary to a grand torchIight procession
this evening. The hall was we'll fill
ed. General Horace B Sergeant was
President of tte NEE ing. Among
the speakers were Geo Hartman, OF
New Hampshire; ~ III Banks, B. f.
Butler, Capt. Churchill, late of the
navy, and Cen Sergeant.
Resolutions were adopted pledging
the soldiers aud sailors of Massachu-
setts to the cause of union, liberty
and equality. o1
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CINCIN NATT.
Robbery OF q JeWelry EtOre-GOOds
10 The Amount or $1,000 Stolen
No Arrests Made.

CINCINNATI. October 28.-The jew
elry store of Long & Bros, 50 West
Fourth Street. was robbed this morn
ing of $1,000 worth of diamond rings.
Two men entered the store and asked
to be shown some rings. While one of
the men called the attention of the
clerk to another part of the store, the
other grasped the rings and made his
escape. Neither of the men have
been arrested.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LoUrsvILLE. Oct. %.
TOBACCO - sales of 45 hogsheads Iugs tc
medium wrappers at s692l p.
CoTToN-231zc.
FLoUR-Su peri ne, S6 %.
WHEAT-SI 85a2 %.
CoRN-Old S5g9oc; new 559G0c, IN bulk.
OATS--53(5 soc.
MESS Pc R-S3J 80.
80 BIAooN-Shonlders 131ze; clear rib sides
1614c; clear sides, l7c.
LARD-T erceS I75460lSc.
WHISKY-RaW, 81 109I II.
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THE Louisville Courier says it has
no objection to BLAIR's letter to
BRoDHEAD, for it is an able, sound
and forcible document" Why should
the Courier object to it? Was not
that letter the main reasoo for
BLAIR's nomination? Would Pres
TON, and FORREsT, aud HAMPTON
have been so enthusiastic in his sup
port il the letter had never been writ
temp
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CLEVELAND, o.
ApreSt for the Issue or Fraudulent
" naturalization Papers.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. October Is
psobate Judge Misener, of Ottawa
County, was arrested and brought
mere to day, charged with issuing
fraudulent naturalization papers. lie
will be examined to- morrow.
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In seems o be definitely settled
that the De mocratic Elector for the
First Distr let Of Ohio is not a citizen
Of the United States, never having
been natrraliged. lie has canvassed
tire country and was even brought to
our city TO reply to CARL SCHURz
This JoHN b. JEUP seems unwilling
to forswear his allegiance to some
European potentate, while, at the
same time, he most impudently
assumes 10 instruct Americans in
their duty as citizens and voters. He
does not deny that he never voted
JEUP is pretty fellow to be instruct
ing honest Germans as to the man fol
" whom they should cast their ballots
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New YOrk Dry Goods Market.

By TeIegraph.l NEW YORK, Oct. %
Dry GOODS Outlet yet steady for most
kinds OF staple eottonS. Heavy Brown
Sheeflngs command 159l6c for the best
brands, such as StarK A, Amoskeag A
Pacific Extra and Atlantic A; 7La715c for
Printing Cloths; l215c for all he lead ng
makes of Prints in good colorings; l2s for
Lancaster and Am0skeask; 1870 tor Coche-
co and MeIrmac ID; I5c for do. W; 30a321Sc
for Merrimac Cambria Robes; 101%c for
Waure gan Prints: l0c for Victoria do; ll15
for Tom . -on's and Lo don MORNINGS;
1l15Gl21ac tor ol and new si yles DeIaInes
2219c tor printed Azures aud glaze Se;ges
&c TO- plain u at Paris Sic for coiored
Popllns; 324c tor black do; l215c for Re-
gatta Shirt ss; Ice for Balls an Lancas-
ter Gin ans; l05&c tor Snewne-'s do; Ice
for ack burn Selesias; l5c 20 Manet .Slsr
do: I213c for w trd; &c for Amos ea., Ar
cordIa, Smithfield and Wa, hing ton Cam
brio, and I0c Tor high-colored do.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %.
COTTON = Easier; mid'fling, 231z9231<c;
sales OF 9, 100 bates; receipts, 1853 bales |;
ex rts. l,772 bales.
SUGAR-SJeady.
FL .UR-Dull; superfiue, 81; choice, 50 so
@Sl3 90.
CORN = New Western, 00c9sI 90; stock
light.
OATS Active at 60c.
BRAN-Sl29.
HAY-Cnoice, S30 f-t
PORK-Quiet "A / E82 50.
BACON = Choice, scarce; shoulders 14c,
and clear sides slS4.
LARD-Nominai; In tferce 19Jzc, and in
keg 2l1zc.
-CoEFEE : Firm; fair to prime Rio at
15Gl7c.
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LET every young man who casts his
frst vote for President, read the.
SD s3h of General Eli I'll. MURRAY !,
which we publish this morning.
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Fort MONROE, October 28.-Gen.
Thomas arrived here this morning, to
inspect the Yorktown and Hampton
and National Cemeteries.
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CONCORD.
Alleged Rape-Man Held to Bail In
the sum Of $4,000.

CONCORD. N. a., October %. -
Thomas Heath. OF Warner, has been
held ia SO. 600 for the alleged rape by
HE roadside, Of a young school girl,
at Coutoocook Village, on Sunday.
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His Welcome to the City
Ie is Escorted to the
Speakers stand.
N ws by Atlantic Cable.
ST. LOUIS.

Che Assassination or Minds and
Brooks. II Little Rock. Arkansas
They were hot b. John Clark,
secFeta J OF Democratic Central
Comm .tsees ..
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
HARDWA ARE.


I
H A R I'D wv AR II.
We have now in store fau line Of
Patent Red Jacket Axes;
Straub's Patent Axes;
Mann's Patent and regular Axes;
Grain and Coal Shovels;
Patent GrOss-out Saws;
Wood and Hand Saws
Meat Cutters and Suffers;
Shovels and Spades
Coal Hods;
Shovels and Tongs-
Closing out below cost;
American and English Cutlery;
Butcher Knives, Saws. Choppers. &c.
Cotton and Wool Cards
Builders Hardware;
Carpenter and Cooper Tools;
Chain Pumps, &c.
AT LATEST REDUCED PRICES
FOR CASH.
FRED. P. STRAUB & &C.
No. 744MAIN STREET,
oc22 dtfI Bet. Second and Third Streets.
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EUROPE E.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, October Is The Daw
ager, Duchess OF Sutherland Is dead.
The reports tht France and Italy
have renewed diplomatic relations
with the Government Of Spain under
the revolutionary Governm, n, are
confirmed. 1t is authoritatively an
nounced that Prussia has also recog-
nized the new Government. and th2t
the Papal Nuncio, at Madrid, has put
himself in communication with the
Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs.
LONDON, Oct. %. Right Rev. Chas.
l.. Langley, d d., Archbishop of
Canterbury, died to- day, aged "A.
LONDON, October 28.-Dispatches
from Bombay report that additional
successes have been gained by the
British troops in the Northwestern
Provinces.
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LUMBEE-LUMBERI
BUILDERS EMPORIUM.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE
following, and offer them at ro-
markably low prices:
$1,000 feet YELLOW PINE FLOORING.
10000 feet POPLAR FLOORING;
100000 POPLAR LATHs;
100000 POPLAR SHINGLES;
1000 barrels choice WHITE LINE;
1000 barrels CEMENT.
Also on hand q full stock Of Doors, Sash
Blinds, Glass, Nails, Paints, Oils, ana
Building Hardware.
BABCOCK & STEELE.
Water Street, bet. Locust and WaIaut.
aus d&wd9O EVANSVILLE, IND
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 28.-The Pro-
gressisla Clubs of this city have form
ed Union. for political purposes.
At recent meeting of the united
clubs, Senior Alagaza informed them
that Queen Isabella would abdieate
in favor of Con Corlos.
The elections for members of the
Constituent Cortez will take place
on the 29th of November.
Senior Agala, Colonial Minister,
has issued circular announcing that
the colonies will be placed upon some
electoral basis, as the rest Of Spain.
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FRANCE

PARIS, October 28.-The Constitu-
tiondt says the reorganization of the
NationafGuards is rapidly progressing
in the departments, aud the meas
ure is received with great favor by the
people.
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4 e L e CIR AP e.
ELECTION RETURNS.

ELECTION RETURNS.
Good News from Western
r. Virginia. zee
Republican M j ority, 5000
The Republicans Elect All
the C0ngressmen.
The Good Cause in Cali
fornta.
Grand Torohlight Process
slol at San Francisco.
Ton Thousand Republicans
y in Line.
a Procession Four Miles
Long. d tlf'
.efs r
The Assassination of Kinds
aud Brooks at Lit 8eea
tie Rock. ah
$500 .r. 8c1al
The Secretary of a D mo
cratic Central Conn., -
mlttee the Muir
dersr. aiea
Gov. Seymour at Pittburg.
i. FL r. - Y4rer .nsf4
His Welcome to the City
he is Escorted to the
Speakers Stand.
News bv Atlantic Cable.
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The Assa ssination of Kinds
aud Brooks at Lit s-a
tie Rock. 1 - aa
The Secre tary of a d mo
CT attic Central Conn =
mlttee the Muir Iaa
derar. lie

Gov, Seymour at Pittburg
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-22

| SILK-GRowNo IN CALIFORNIA California
promises not only to furnish the best wines
but the choicest silks. At the recent Santa
Clara County Fair, specimens of superior
watered silk dress goods were exhibited
also, sample cocoons from the neighboring
counties, and the fact demonstrated that the
entire state is well adapted to silk growing
Personal Rev. F. w. Holland, Unitari-
tartan. of Rochester, n Y. has accepted a
call from the Liberal Christian Society, OF
Rutland, to become their pastor at salary
of S 200 per annum.
The Rev. c. c. Parker, formerly of Water
bury, now Principal of the Young Ladies
Seminary at Gorham, Me-, is performing the
ministerial duties of the Congregational
church in West Oorham, on account of the
continued illness of the pastor, Rev Stephen
&. Strong.
A Young Mems Christian Association was
organized on Monday evening last, under
fattering auspices. i'll Bristol.
RELIGIOUS INTEREST. -An unusual degree
of religious interest has been manifested at
Coventry, within the past four months, during
which time more than fifty persons have
united with the Congregational church In
that place.
AL eA1eHoNe revival is IN progress III tne
Congregational Society in Westminster West
Frequent meetings are held, and much good
is hoped for as the result.
Rev. l. McAnn, assisted by Revs. Sela w
Brown, and J. Caughey, are holding series
of meetings at Burlington.
PERsoNAL.-Rev. James T. HYDE, recently
pastor of the Congregational church of Mid
dlebury, has accepted a call to the Congre-
gatonal church in Ansona, Conn, where
he is now preaching. His salary is s., 00C
per annum and the parsonage.
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81 CiiANCEkSH


STATE OF VERMONT, " ASHlNGTON CO, -.
HDRAtE L. DARLING Whereas. the said Orator.
of Worcester. in tie sand
BRAD NIRN ~. YORK, county. has filed in the Off
CHARLES III. YOUNG, of the clerk OF this court,
LEONARD +. BEAN, hl- bill oi complaint against
: ANU III. r. BEAN. the sad defendants, setting
1puL lean and f,rih among ether things,
GEORGE W. YORK. that ii Bradbury W.
York, Nv T. 1862 executed the Orator promi
S~oy noe>one tor l25 90 end three for 100 90 each,
isued hV the said bradbury, and due AMI
executed Dec. l6. 1868, by sand bradbury ". York,
and his Louisa, since deceased $
land IN said Worcester, described IioRs-
nuTtIeriy land ct Alonzo Benson souheI by land
% Lewis Wright easterly by the North Branch Road,
and westerly by the land of Mrs Frank Cnley and the
occupied 10y sand Charles II. Young, and that
SAIL defendants nave right redeem the said premises
part The same said mortgage pral in .
may fprecloSed
PENDANTS ty e decree OF said and stating that the
SAID Bradbury ". York, George W. York and Leonard
F. Beam Samuel T. Bean and Joel Bean reside OF the
Sale.
And whereas appears that the said Bradbury
w. York, Ge rye W York and lie f. Bean, Samuel
T. Bean and joel Bean reside of this state. that
subpoena cannot be served upon them therefore in
suaHCe at lie statute IN such made and provided,
Is hereby given the said Bradbury ". York.
George w York, Leonard +. Be Samuel +. Bean and
Joel Bean and thew hereby required appear before
the court of chancery next t. he hell AT Montpelier with
in and Tor the County ct Washington, the second
Tuesday at March a. ID. ls6s, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ,
said DAY, aud make answer 10 said bill, and abide
such order and decree therein said shall seem
meet.
And the Orator directed This order with The
substance of the h 10 he puhi> he'd three weeks
iveiy in The Green Mountain Freeman, spaper pub
ihed al Montpelier aforesaid, The last of which bca
he at twenty days previous the said
ond Tuesday e. March.
Dated Al Montpelier, the County of Washington, the
2o'h day of January, A. D. ls6s ,,.,,,o,,, ,,,
HEArax K REED. Solicitors IL T Orator. Fiw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-22
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION

ARRANDALE X cos GREAT WATCH CLUB
TNNERYBODY needs good watch. and wishes 10 get
L. the least possible price horde ct swindlers
this have COnrlVed various lnsenous devices Ia
peoples money and then either fail 10 send watch,
eend enc that ~ worthless as n tne-keeper Ar
RANDALL & co have perfected arrangements nv
which, fer the small OF go, good anu reliable
watch may he certainly obtained. They nave formed a
GREAT WATCH CLUB on the following plan: Ger
tfcates the numbers all watches named
hoeSae list (Which IN aI arliezrar)
up, enclosed in envelopes, aud sold tor p cents
Every certificate warranted TO he tor watch,
and will he reference 10 the list, none are OF
value Than ten dollars whilst some are worth SOU
We undertake u send watch drawn. whatever may
be value TO- and mo rider that every one may alb
soutely depend upon getting hrst class time keeper
guarantee at purchaser Of One Dollars worth
certificates sha receive N e1st Tor watch No IS
ON our wholesale list pest free which rstcass
lever handsome and reliable watch. IN sterling
silver hunting and usually sold for $40 You VIII
Stc watch; and. besides, YOU may set
a GOLD cHRoNoMErER worth $500. We sell the ceHIh-
follows One fer - Three for 50 cents ;
ST. Twenty tor 81. To those sending we VIII
send handsome cham gratis To those sending IS, we
viii warranted not 10 tafnis IN TWEEN
years. Parties getting up larger clubs will receive
liberal particulars of hiCh he learned ON
application. As is intention 10 do srctl! honor
able business and To insure customers from dbiilN
loss will send watches, II desired, WITHOUT
MONEY instTucting the collect only on
delivery. II desired 10 forward watches by MAIL
money must be by Bank Draft or Post Once
Order, and IL will then b At eur rl>k. we VIII then
the package Al our post office and II lost WILL
CHARGE. IT any watch sent Is not
approved. be returned and the money VIII be re
funded. The reputation at our Erm which has been
established for five years, and is Wei known every
part country. VIII he deemed sufficient
guarantee that will faithfully perform we contract
To do. Address ARBANbALE ~:
l62 BROADWAY, New YORK
3mi Office Box 5.2Si.
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Religious Items.

A Special Diocesan Convention will be
held at St. Paul's Church, Burlington, on
Wednesday March llth, for the purpose of
electinga Bishop for the Diocese of Vermont.
There are 3G4 churches in Rome, with
daily religious service.
Rev. K. NJ. Swain of the Baptist church in
Grafton, has gone West on Il visit to friends
in Michigan. with a view TO a final settlement
in some of the Western states.
The Congregational Church in Fayetteville
is without pastor, there having been no ser
vice since Jan. /.
Religious interest at South Windham, still
continues, four were baptized at the Baptist
church on the 18th.
Cheering reyivals of religion are reported
in the Congregational Societies in Westmin-
ster West, and Springfield Vt. the CONVEX
sions in the former numbering twenty five
and in the latter nearly fifty.
Speech religious interest exists in the
Baptist society of Windham. Twenty three
persons were baptized on the 9Th inst
From one hundred and thirty to one hun
dred and fifty have been converted by the
reviyal which is in progress in Chester
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M ARRIA AGES.

In Montpelier, Jam 9TH, by Rev. T. b. Taylor, DR.
HENRY G. st ,PLES and Miss ELLEN A. DODGE
both OF Montpelier. Also hysthe same, Jan. Goth. Mr.
ALBERT n. WILSON of Montpelier, and Miss EN- :
LINE ALDEN Of Niddlesex.
In Mddiesex, Sept. 5;h, by Rev A Hitchcock, MIR
JULIUS 4. KNAPP of Eddiesex, and Miss MARIA P.
JOHNSON OF Painfleld, N. H. Also by the same, Jan
Is at the residence OF tn, brides the E. Stiles. Esq
Mr. CHARLES +. BARNEY OF Boston, Mass, and Miss
ELLA J. STILES of Middiesex.
In Walden, Jan. Nth, by Rev r. N. Granger, 81: Ar
ERDiA L: III WARO of Hardwick, and Miss LYDIA
A. NJ. HAYNES of Walden.
The printers were most gene rously and delicously
membered, aud return grateful thanks therefor,
In Fdyston, Jan. 5fh by Rev Geo o. Boyce, Esq, Mr.
Al.ONeC BARNEY Of East Charleston, and Miss RUTH
gibson OF FaysIon.
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David ID. Burroughs Estate.

Estate OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden At
iRASDuLFH DrsrRIcr Brookfeid on the 18th day OF
January, A. ID. IstS
ID EUEEN PECK Admi nistrator, vi tie VIII an
Il, n .xed of the Of David ID. Burroughs.
late Of Brook field, in id d. tri-t deceased, makes
application sail Court for cense sell all Of the
of said deceased entng that said sale
will the best interest of all persons concerned in
es ate has filed ir sal tn sent in
wiring all the heirs and their represt atves
residing n this StSre 10 such sale.
Whereupon il ords rea b, ssd IN At cid app.i
cato under sid-rSiiop and be n ard on the
9th day Of February 4 d 1868 at the Pr oba'e Office
In Broos 10 ard. II is further ord d. that all per-
sons he notifei hereof BY publication of
of this sppiicaoo and order three weeks
successfully n the Green Mountain Freeman, print-e
Al Montpelier, before said Of hearIpg. they
may a. pear said time ard place. and, they
thereto
81 the Court.
Fdw3 Attest, J. r. CLEAyELAND, Judge.