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New Schedule.

New Schedule.
Office Lnurcns r. r,
Laurcns c. H., s. c., April 90, 1868.
on ana after iuesday. 18th May next the
trains on this roud Will commence rnnn;no
TO return on same day; to connect with mn
and down trains on Greenville and Colum,
ON Railroad, Mt Helena; leaving Laurcns at
A. NJ. on Tuesdays, rhutSdny's and Sat.
urday,S, and leaving Helena at il p. NJ. on
sumo 9 dnys. j. S. BOWERS,
=" } Supt. l.. + Z.
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County Auditor.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF CoMpTR. GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, S. c., jan. 81, 1869.
Y. N. Runion, Esq, Greenvtlie, S. c.:
DEAR SIR :-~-Thero is no such
!, law in force in this State as cotton
/ tax' Merchants, &C., are taxed on
their salos--cotton, shoes, corn,
hsomespun cloth, and evey othor
article Of merchandise, sale, barter
or exchange included. The pro-
ducer is not taxed one cont on cot.
ION. If it is shipped by himself,
I. or by any one in his name for
himself, he is not taxed but as
it becomes an article of sale, bar
ter or!exchange, it is thon inclu,
ded 'in sales, no difference how Of.
ten sold. .%5sI s.r .%3
Very respectfully, a>s.
Y. ..lsSsi,5 @fff J. N.lNEAGIE,
::EsS Comptroller.G 6 oneral IS. C. {
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Laurens Railroad.

Vy ~kSisf7T17fsS-
EG.Sgzh9aHs[ " & & s1TjljI sas5.aEtasxTf1
tsss2 w 2WI ~ " " III WV WW
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A UDIToR'S OFFlCE.
GREESvILLE c. H., (S C.,) I
January 23, 1869.

MeSSrs. Editors In confirma.
ton Of tho fact that I have said
that the producer is not taxed on
cotton, l present you with the
suhoined letter received from tho
Comptroller- General, which I ask
you. to publish for goncrol infor.
nation. 1 cannot say as to whcth.
er tho State will refund tho money
or not, hut it is my impression
that the State will and ought to
give such tax payer credit on thoir
next return when such tax has
been unlawfully paid.
J. NJ. RUNION,
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STATE TAN on CoTToS.-Tbe
Following correspondence between
county officer Runion and Comp
troller-Gencral Ncaylc, which we
copy from the Grccnville :Nouu-
to'"eer, will be Of interest to plant.
ers throuhgout the State:
AUDITORS OFFICE. \
lnREENNIII q Ii IO q
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sTEREOscoP1C! VIEWS; :
ALBUMS, Il -
- " "CIflsOMOS. II
e. Sc H. T. ANTHONY g. CO.,
SOL BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

Iur The attention Of hs Trade to their s1tsrre Of As
above, II hsir Sshss'sS HaSssss snI frssrisf6s
puelh TAsnIsai suReets sf Rseostepe VIM.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-19

At fashionable church, where pewr
are eagerly snapped up at about thou
sand dollars each, a young man and hi,
newly married wife recently attended wor.
chip, and were 90 well pleased with the
preacher that t'ey resolved to attend
regularly: Accordingly, as they passed
out one Sunday, the gen. leman, calling tn.
seston aside said ps.ronizing'y ; :. See
here, I think, on The whole, ri come to
this church. Now I'vant to hire two
ssass--good seas, mind you-on The lower
aogor, and nov let mp seq ali that youbave
to aet." let, did Irpders,and you p
inquired the sexton: AYES; idont mind
paying fonr .er a! saYe dollars EXTRA for two
choice broad aisle seats" replied tho ap.
pucan,. tYoung nau,o' said the sorns,
what practical owtodiau, +, we have no
seats 'to ls,,: We do 10. do retail bust.
ness at th,s house,, -, !" &; s;' . ="
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-19
Poultry and Eggs.

A good deal Ct experience has taugh, us
that success in the poultry yard depends as
much upon good general infringement as
upon any one thing. When the eggs Of
any hens indifsren,ly are kept for the pur.
pose Of raising young chickens, aud when
little attention is paid to the particular
hens reserved for laying, it will in general
be found that the profits are Small, and the
quality IF fowls raised rapidly de:srio
rates.
In addition TO tho usual plan Of only
selecting the best formed and quiste.t hens
for bresdiug purposes, we have found it of
advantage to pay considerable attention to
the age Of the fowls which We retain. For
the production Of eggs for domestic Gun
sumption We never Keep hens be7ond thei,
second year, but for raising chickens We
have found it to be poor policy to emplo,
sggs laid by hens less than tw. years old
We have always found that the chisken'
from the older hens are more easily raised
haye stronger constitutions, aud turn ou
svsry way better than those raised from
pn'le,s' egg+ The eggs consequently cost
more, but this extra expense is but small
Item on the number Of eggs usually en-
ployed for hatching.
In order to have eggs during winter, be-
eides the usual appliances Of meat, lime
sand, bones, &c, We always make sure o.
having some very early ohickena.. The
pullsts Of these will commence to lay in
October or November, and will lay through,
ont the winter. Next season We draft q
few Of the very best Of these and .kssr
them as breedes, the balance being fat
tened and killed of az soon as they bav,
positively ceased laying. All this lime i
Is wonderful how rapidly hens take on fat
3Ea often see accounts Of hens not layin,
because they are too fat. When consider
ing the case with which hens fatten as 500,
as they cease laying for the season, We bav,
often thought that tbs true way to state tn,
case is that they tat.ened because they di,
not lay. Al .his age they are Delightfully."-
tender and JUICY, and va would about a
soon think of fasleniDg COW that CAV
twenty quarts Of milk a day as to think o
fattening laying ben.- Country Gentle
man. go,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-19

AT the opening Of the Legislative Cham
bers in Paris. the procession was attentive
" watched by ex Queen Isabella from he,
present abode. It was remarked tbs. sh.
wore look Of deep melancholy, d,ublleas.
caused by former recoIIections.
GREECE has eent an answer to the Peace
Conference, giving her ,sdherIencs 10 ,b.
peace protocol. So Crete has yet to avail
her day Of coveted escape from the Turkish
rnle. The combined European power arc
TOO much ~ for Russia inf If premi.es.
A correspondent mentions that hence
forward there will not be .~o altar light.
during The celebration Of the e;sacramsu. a,
ss' Alban', HoIborn, London, but ,hs,
seven penpans, ispps will be- kept con-
'''an'ly burning bsiere tAs .lsai. Gil;
A curious iaaiurs marked ID. bus,ne,,
Of the London Stock Exchange 4 forisiob, n,
5s4g6. There w. I eIsyiyed asmiailp,ad sor sbs
Confederate loan, vhiebs vaa Quoted a. 4a
Jos The idea that come rsusrsitsSn .,
absss bonds may be given BY; tbss Angio-
II he'is'o =! eommis*ioo. ha. trepshs abous
e'is 4 ssasyes sPssseal.siea: ~ ! / 20 Z :" - q
oaIs Nspoisen WIN ss,.s ubop, hi.
sseond yssr nsxt mtppth, lid shs Esa.
pres, sip AHgasE VIII cs1sSysfs Kst sfcSs ::
| sAls ,bisthdsy, ~ .Ihas b9.h lqpk yeupl,
ff sif ye6r infspits 81 dhs cares 81 stasS
81 BE scsieiy they eShsss.ly tssfi III ssL.
sss he dsiiOats hsslth u taeis snis
ths sincs IpPSist =. $ 80 3
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-19

Huge railway eorposa.iops Ills shopghs
win aldmassly rule Anaica. 4
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-19

comnufed 70 imprisonment until the s1s,
Of May pest. a e
Governor Scott has Issued an order to
Col. F. J. Noses, Jr., Adjufsnt aud In
4pse,or-Gensfat, 70 oigasise bis dspisrs-
meut and PROCEED to enlist the forcs e.
ferred to inithe joint resolution au,borizsnp
the Governor to employ lao armed .tetss
fOrtbe :. q preservation Of the 'peeee. - s.,
40. Ezs.sr, NJ a.. man wis wis latsIys,ea.,
'enoed q :sve days 10 jail, for lining ISL 81
ehildrsn ~ the hair of thsirsheads aaa I'D
,essr'Dg e. bis giss :s.lllp sll! q: e. Is j 81
4pplissioa has been made % the Prssi,
dent far permission To- remove Booths zsss
naius, sad sas, ,posssssioa es the i.suuk .asnd sd
Of the War nspartmen.. '' ~ *''sssss 49,
.ThssAfnsas Is Is % % q; ;s4elaa.a hon s6s M
Inauguration bail. BY styIiog ita piissse
instead I. ot alppbiIe sfair: ;85.r s5 s5
Rfe.king iaiIs j. all the rage ipTaastsh
Carolina q present 1seysral prisaasls is
smithasid sad GIssosboro' jaa. 6sss M &.
Fesssly aake6 gsesa6 slSxsss p a & q
Murrsy MecShssi, sS Ilirsoss Esase ssnt. S
|a,os MssSanrds9d,in hia ofaos "a JneEsosn. J s
viIk, III, on Tussday-.hs,; marks g
.'aos'h0' ,as b'es. being i0ssoa agsa q
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ut Wonld Hurt my Father

rvo children, Frank aud char'''
upon q GUNNER day.
In a large and pic
Top"'' ,:-,s'ant garden.
x,npsr we're atp4ay.
~apeash tree they fingered,
Whose branches overhead
Were riohly hung with cherries.
90 tempting, ripe. aud red.
Said Frankie, looking upward,
"How nice that fruit must bel
Let ps gather some and taste it,
!Thera's no one near to see."
mo. no." his playmate answered.
IN firm, yet gentle, tone;
"For you know my father told Us
10 leave the fruit alone"
"But your father cannot SEQ d,
And even if he knew.
Hsis far too kind to hurt you.
80 let Us pluck afew."
But Charlie by this reasoning
Could not be turned aside,
~ know he would not hurt me-"
BE Instantly replied;
"But It would hurt my father.
Ill should disobey;
] do not wish to grieve him.
SO, frankie, come away" q.
Then together from temptation
The little children fed,
And left the untouched cherries,
90 luscious, ripe. and red.
True love and true obedience
BY Charlie were displayed.
Let his behavior, children.
Be your exsmplA mado.
Oil may you each remember
The moral Of my song.
Nor hurt your parents feelings
Ry doing what is wrong.
Winning Word
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Fertilizer,
The Due West Female College.

THIS is one of the most Furnishing Ins,i,u
l. tious in the STATE. Pupils r.o-iv.d Mt any
time. aud chnr ged from time of entering.
Tuirlos-!nciuding Latin and Frrnsh., 4.nC
per nontn. Boarding, including fuel unI
washing, $l4.O0 per mouth
j I. BONNER, President.
Jan. 8, 1858. 87-am
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- - - :
=, s1 gepgrsga' 'onA' p e!s'ey,msn iaye pub
lishsd oyer thsi' own names q .atsnenn,
respecting the zndspsndsat, 3 setting forth
th.s sitspiop1ssory Me-, Bowen, J, ,:eallea than,
tossshs' ~ qhiaagoqa sys.r sge,, and on,
dsAvorsd u enlis. them 10 its support.
They regarded .bsqpapssr a. a. having Z 20
parssd 'Fodh isAs fsitb, anaier the influence
etfs.pasysse seeliosi saian, 7bat Nv. ,Bowsn
promised shsta i should be evangelical in
is.s ssatilnsnn hsrssiie,. Thsy 81 have Isis waited
3 ysHsspd q bssipg seen 10 % cbsnga thsyy
dssaass lhass osspscs The Sassptsasas d !
beeone, nader iss prsssn. leaders, 40 40 organ
stss|'s:l e s,sss .,:'gs.y ls'ss'sss sss I
9assp ssovsll oncs u the story Of bis
IatssrisY Nth = clergyman Who had lsfi
hspBssah E ss!sad. taaona,owsll--
'Msd d yaa hsvs LETT uis
MahM ts9,snae What Church have II !
you Joined O. A.--"Not any ye.: / am
10 search ef apsiIlsSs pharob." Canon
etoyalh,sSsa aRya ieiaips A.yes o. q Any one
eIse ~onsd fs0dsf Il DO Imperfect Gharcb.' =
.-..Asu6 u6l1 :. ass;.sL "a saS
Huge railway eosposa.ions, Il is shough;,
YW aldmaseiy rule Auaiica.
-.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-24
Tsi'graphed Erprss'iy for Waf-hma'i9 state Jo,rua
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT cAMBRIpeBAND BRIGHTON.


cate. sAssg. sAeta. Roy, cubes.
5 5ao' y sSSS ago s SO Gi go 5S 600 90
crs.-Beef caaie-ESua fat and heavy premium
quality ill0jGi2dos third quality. 5000 70 siio5is
o rs total weight Of hide tall0w and dressed beef
a. ley choice single pairs slT5 sLoo Bulls &c.
gorlilQ olsn7sl75 a SIS par or according to teii
value as beef Slim Oxen 500 a 500.
Mo, c9r'-fair quality, s34 a ioi extra good So "a
lW, with or without calves as may be agreed hrrow
sfora.-YearliaT., sooaOo tvo-years old, so 0o5,
s.ssg az Lalo,.-5 q 9. cts. extra, a ct.. y Ii.
Slotss.le a ~ cts. retail, q q "a cts. q %. Pat
n9g' % q ooe y b. Spring Pigs 500 a son y head.
Bdss-Brghton, 10 a 100 cts, country lots 10 "a l0ic
Cau StEs--l n 2l cts Iallow a 9c,. country lots,
q q cts y h. Pelt-i with wool on, - a 1 each
country lots, green, 81 ~ a. sl.31. Dry, rs u ST.
PoHitg.-Lve, u @ Is cts.
RgsARxs.--Therc were only 269 cattle at Cambridg,
to-day les than half a. many last Tuesday. The
receipts at Brighton also smaller than last week
making $50 In place Of $50 last week st no Improve
dull a. last week, owing partly perhaps, to the mud
and rain. H. f. Wilcox sold oxen at llc l2c and ile
.Whosler and Houghion sold oxen, nj ~ one az u
cents steers fed by Albert Fletcher Bridiord, VT to
one for &c. Doty sold four good New York oxen "a;
lc three at &c. three cows az l2c. q. +. Alexander
ofNcrmont sold oxen weighing 2o POO and J111 lhs
per pair for &C. G. W. Bailey sold pair OF stag at Ic
and small cattle at Joe.
lhe feceifn OF western dresser beel az the boston
Commission House continues "a be quite heavy, and dur
ing the scason OF Lent portion Of people les
meat than at other times
Between the views Of Buyers and sellers Of sheep Their,
appears 90 be- more difference than usual Large mum
boTs Of Western 200 have been received and the
butchers tell the droycrs they have over estimated ths
market and are asking prices that the trade does
warrant.
Geo W. Jones sold 62 rverfd sheep averaging 100 lbs
each, for So per head DeWolf prouty sold aI about
90 hs each " al &C. and IS at S27j per head; 81 at s.
per head b. Dow sold 60 estimated at G5 Ms. ut Gle
A. Mayer sold SO averaging aj lbs at &C. o. +. Taylor
sold lO2 averaging SO lbs. at SIC.
Rice Lexington sold lO9 "a lbs each az 6lc. C. W
Bailey sold lt9 " sheep for 3l75 per head.
j. sahin had 100 lbs. live poultry which, with few
other small lots sold at SOC per lb.
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dleut Advertisements,

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-I will
Il y sell my residence la Barre situated Main st.
nearly opposite the Green Mountain Central Institute
The buildings all new, consisting OF q tw0-st0ry
dwelng-house, shed and barn, completely finished IN
modern style with all the improvements Of good oisern
water and good we'll of clear water very handy Also
one pair matched horses, single sloigh, one pair
double harnesses wheobarrOw 25 cords Of stove wood
about two tOa hay and other property too IA
mention II said property Il not sold before tho 18th day
Of March at private sale the same will be sold at public
auction on said day. A. q. FISHER.
barre Feb. % 1869. 5li55
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Special dilntioes,
ALLEN,s LUG pALsAM.

Mr.. W. A. Peterson, Ovid, Mich, informs that he
has been attended by physicians without much relief
They pronounced his case Consumption. Getting no
permanent relief he commenced using ALLEs,s LUNG
BALsAM, and In two weeks entirely relieved This
Il only one Of the many cases Of consumption which ha
ed tile skill Of the doctors but yielded 10 the intrinsic
merits of Aliens Lung Ialsam.
c. W. N. stephens, Druggist, writes from Nalkerton,
Mich. March 4, 1857, ordering balsam, and says II
sells vol and gives good satisfaction TO all;
j s. Mckenny 4 Go. write nom Ohatiold, Mimi, NOV,
90 lsG6, saying, Aliens Lung Balsam Is having m
Unprecedented sale In this locality aud has taken the
place Of every other cough or lung remedy and Il pro-
nounced good by anh
r. L. Tanner, Druggist, 81 springfield Tenn, writes
u.s. Feb TO- 1867 that Mr.. Richard Jones Of that place
him of disease which Ave doctors had pronounced Goa
SUMPTION and ineurable lie had been afflicted for sew
ea years. lie further writes that inc basn Is seiha
with good success. o'ioo
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al4arrianes.

In Barre Fob. II, by Rev. +. s. Bliss, Mr.. Henry O.
WALDO, and Mis- NELLIE A. morrill,, both Of East
Randolph.
In Barre Feb. 49, in the Congregational Church, by
Rev l.. Tenney, assisted by Rev j. Gill MIR JAMES NJ
PERRY, and Miss ALMA MARTIN, both Of Barre.
In Waitsfeld. Feb. H. by Rev J. BOyce Mr. LEWIS 2.
MINER, and Miss PnEBE A. THArER, both Of Warren.
Ia rlis village, Feb. 10, by Rev. A. L, Cooper Mr.
Of Tunhridge.
In ST. Johnsbury, Feb 10, by Rev, T.. A. Titus, Mr..
JOHS A. MARSHALL Of st. Johnsbury, and Miss ADDIE
MORRISON Of Lyndonyine.
In st. Johnsbury, Fob. Is, by Row. r. A. Titus, Mr.
GEoRGE ID. RASDALL, and Miss EMMA A. BowKER, both
Of st. Johnsbury
AT st. Johnshury Centre, Feb. H. by Rev. Edward T
Fairbanks, Mr.. THADpEus WARD Of Danyile, and Mrs
A. NJ. WILLIAMSON Of St. Johnsbury.
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.EW BOOK-2OO ENGRANINGS.
THE MEDICINE FOR
w II o 0P NC co U G II

DODDs NERVINE AND INvIGoRATOR gives agree
able and almost instant relief ia the spasms d Nhoopng
Cough. This Is complaint that all children are
pected to have and when Il comes strange say they
arc left to fight 1t through best they can little
nothing being done TO break is intensity help the uf
ferers along And when IL Is reflected that very many
the diseases OF older and adult years have their origin
the tear and strain Of Who0png Cough this neglect
would be utterly unaccuuntablc but Tor the fact that
childrens diseases like many Of the weaknesses Of
considered much matter Of that pcO-
pie have become stoicaly unconcerne about them Lot
them cough It through, did, seems generally to be
the unfeeling word Whoopng Cough Is nervous dis
and Dodds Nervine and lnyigotor treats IL with
COMPLETE SUCCESS, Mothers, TRY IT. and save
your little the worst agony Of this distressing alice
ton. A sure and btnefeient medicine.
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THE PIAsTER OF TINE "TiME,H ALLCoCK's
POROUS

THE PLASTER OF THE time" ALLCoCK's
POROUS.
In lumba go they act like a charm. In few hours n
violent cough is relieved by Plaster applied to the
chest. Many persons believe cold cannot be taken
while Plaster is worn there; this we do know, they
greatly assist IN the Of neglected cold SO often
the introdueer Of Consumption
Cuie Of Lesion Of the Liver.
gentleman, after sickness had lesion Of tho
liver Every quick movement or sudden jar gave him
severe pain often laying him up for days Hence he
unable to follow any occupation with regularity.
In this condition. he applied the part affected an
ALLCOCK's Porous PLASTER. At FIRST it seemed to
irrtatc It was taken or But tho marked improve.
ment he experienced aferward gave him courage 10 try
again, and he therefore applied another plaster In
few days something gave way" slipped" to the
geutemen's own words. There soreness for a
few days after then his health was perfectly restored.
Upon being sounded by his physician the adhesion or
lesion was found to be gone.
Principal Agency, Bandroth House, New York. sold
by all Druggists. 505i-daw
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District, tho 18th day Of February A. ID. 1869.
samuel S. Keton administrator Of the estate Of Anro
Mallory, late OF East Montpelier, In said District, de-
ceased makes application to said Court with the consent
and appreciation In writing Of the widow and heirs for
license to sell the whole Of the real ectate Of said de-
ceased representing that the sale thereof would be ben
ehca TO the heirs Of said deceased and those interested
In his estate.
plcatOn be referred 10 session thereof to DO held at
the Probate 0ice In said Montpelier the 9th day Of
March, A. d. 569 for hearing and decision thereon and
Il is further ordered that all persons Interested be notified
hereof by publication Of notice Of said application and
thereon three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal printed at Montpelier bo
fore said time Of hearing that they may appear at said
time and place. and II they cause, object thereto.
535s N. <. CHASE, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

-
In Probate Court held at Montpelier in said District,
on tho 18th day Of February, A. ID. 1869.
Jason Britt administrator Of the estate OF Peter Ly
ford late Of Cabot in said District, deceaaed presents
his administration account for examination and allow
ance and makes application for decree Of distribution
and partition of the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon, Il Ii ordered by said Court, that said
count and said application be referred to session Of
said Court to be held at the Probate Office in said Mont
peer the 10th day of March, A. D. 1869, for hearing
and decision thereon And IL Is further ordered that
notice hereof BIO given to all persons interested BY pub
LEGATION Of the three weeks successfully In the Yer
mont Waterman and State Journal, a newspaper pub
shed at Montpelier previous TO said time appointed for
hearing that they appear at said time and place,
should not be allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court.-Attest,
5855 N. A. CHASE, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In said District
on the 9Th day of February, A. ID. 1869.
Joseph Gold executor Of the last will and testament
Of Alpion Arnold, late Of Warren, In said District
deceased presents ais administration account for examn
alton and allowance and makes application for decree
Of distribution and partition OF the estate OF said deceased
Whereupon Is ordered by said Court that said account
and said application be referred TO session Of said Court
10 be held at the Probate Office In said Montpee the
ID day of March, A. d. 1862 for hearing and decision
given TO all persons interested by publication Of ths
three wooks SUCCESSFULLY In the Vermont Watch
and State Journal newspaper published at Mont
peler previous to said time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place and show cause
II any they may have, why said account should not be
allowed, and such decree made.
525i N A. CHASE, Register.
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Ten years ago purchased a Wheeler Wilson Sowing
Machine and have had it in constant in my family
since We used IL during the to make clothing for
our volunteers in the service and for tho hospitals and
THE eork very heavy, being woolen and cot
ton fabrics 1t is still in good working order nothing
having been broken but few needles You welcome
to use my name In your recommendations,
Mrs. HuGn MoCULLooH,
"a Wife Of Secretary L s. Treasury
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-24
LEGAL aantioes.
STATE OF VERMONT,
STATE OF VERMONT,
- RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court holden at Washington, on the nth

In Probate Court holden at Washington on the iith
day Of February A ID. 1869.
Carlos H. Richardson administrator Of the estate Of
Low Nhitcomh late 0fOrange in said District deceased
makes application 70 said Court for license 10 sell all Of
the real estate Of said deceased, representing that said
tlo s necessary for tho payment Of the debts Of said
deceased.
Whercupon, 1t s ordered by said Court that said APP
pcaton ermc under consideration and he heard the
gh day Of March, A. D. 1869, az the Probate Once in
hrOOkhcld and u s further ordered, thst all persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication o. notice Of
this application and order thereon three weeks success
sIVcly In the Vermont Waterman and State Journal,
they may appear at said time and place, and fthey
cause object thereto.
By the Court.--Attest,
E35i j. X. CLEAvELAND Judge.