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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-20
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In Cabot oct o. Of The residence of the BRIDES nthcr
and Miss pOlA 4. kEEn Of Hydcpark.
In ST. Johnshury, oct u, by Rcv. y. Rankin, u. d.
Of thnrlostOwu, Mass Mr.. ANnuFw T. RANKiy, ESQ,
soo'y II The w. Board Of Education and Miss ISABEL f.
POLAND. daughter Of Hon Luke Y. Poland, all Of st.
Johushury
in Newport Oct g. by Rev r. V Hall Mr. Atnuur
McCAnr aud Miss LAURA Coos both Of staustead.
Zoo Saustond, oct B, by Row u. g. Burragc, ar Eu-
stsr " MAtuvFY OF llatloy and Miss JrySif youngest
daughter Of the late WIN. walker formerly Of Derby.
ln Newport Centre. oct 90. by Rev. S, W Stiles. Mr.
iRvtNG = rontrn and Mics Annr NJ pAor, both VI
Troy.
Do Sutton, u,t Q, by Roy. r. j. Cleavoland Mr. Benz.
W. JtunNE of hrnwningion, and Mrs. sAHErrA $. LEAcu
of MHterVile.
DO Wcsidcld. by Rev D. Goodhuc. Mr. HARVEY Wu-
LtANs of Providence, and Miss AnntE GLrN Of Wost-
hold.
In Victory. Sept 94 by Roy. j. Glinos Mr. Asa C..
Lrg OF Victory, and Mr.. puur smitm Of Lunennurg.
fn Bradford. oct g. by Row. r. w. Harlow. Mr.. Dun-
rtY CAnltoN, aud Miss MARTHA A. JEWELL, both oi
Ncwhury.
In Gnudhal, Oct s., by Row ,lr Laird Mr. Jouv l..
ll0sronn of East Haven, and Mis- NANCY j. MATTHEWS
OF umuhy.
m ogionsburgh. n. Y, Oct sth, by Rev. A. c. Burcll
Row. o.. r. STONE of Boston. Mass. and Miss LAURA j
N0Htr 81 Rochester, n Y.
Gu ST. Johnshury Oct %, hy Row. j. S. G.. Abbott Mr.
lionAcr n Bu0wv of Boston, and Miss OruE p. can
rENrru of So Johnsbury.
ln lrashurgh sept %, by Rev. G.. ID. Ingraham, Mr.
Nru0y u. BROWN OF Chelsea, Iowa, and Mss ADA H.
NEnstau OF lus1urgh.
In Montpelier. OCT Is. hy Row j.. VI. p Duziuoe, Mr.
Leonard Nlyott OF ths Village and Miss Lncy Love
joy of Elmorc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-20
Freshet Items.

From yesterdays Free Press we gather some
additional items of the lreshet on Monday last.
In Chester, t%o dweing-houses were swept
away, and all the roads in town are in a lrghtiul
condition Twenty-Five bridges were carried off
in that town alone.
proctorsyile correspondent Of the Rutland
Hrrald estimates the damage by the floods to the
town Of Cayendish at S50,00O
The damage to the Black River Valley is esti-
mated 81 Se5O,OOo.
Thirty mine bridges in Lyndon have gone-27
public, 10 private, and railroad bridges.
Every bridge is reported lost, from Whoelock
line b the mountain, except one. The street in
Wheelock village south Of the Hotel sail carried
away, and the village is damaged at least $4,000.
In West Burke the water cut a deep channel
across the street In East Burke the new bridge
in the village is gone and hole 20 feet deep cut
on. in the upper end of the street near the build
ings.
From Craitsbury ergy bridge in town is report
Cd gone.
OF the eight railroad bridges in Chester, one
stands intact, two are swept entirely away, and
the other five are 50 shattered as to render good
deal of work necessary before trains can run.
At Bartonsylle the railroad track for more
tian a mile, together with the depot, ears, and
largo tracts Of land, had been swept away leay-
ing scene of terrible devastation From Bar
louisville South, the road was in running order.
Wholesale destruction is reported between the
White Mountain House and littleton. The car
fiaess al the White Mountain House were swept
away. Every mill but one between Littleton and
Lisbon is reported lost. The Fmnconia iron
works and Peg factory are destroyed.
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Vermont Rhetorical socIeIr.


'NhtI''h'if R'NlWfA i'f ioN't
The Annual Meeting Of the Vermont Historical
Society convened at the Soocty's Room ON the
18th Of October, at . o'clock, p. NJ, when Rev
W. II. Lord, Vice President, called the meeting
to order.
The report Of the Librarian was then submitted.
read and accepted
Ex-Governor Hall forandon behalfof Benson
LOSING presented the Society with work omitted
" The Pictorial Field Book Of the War of 1915. "
On motion, Charles Dewey, Rev Q. s. Smith
and d. q. CleUolaud, were appointed nominat-
ing committee, who presented the names Of the
following persons for the Offices designated, which
report was accepted
PrcadHt --Gcrge F. lloughton, S.. Adams.
Wa Proadnh.-Rey. W. II. Lord, Mont
pelier General j. W Phelps Bnttloboro
George W Benedict, Burlington.
Recording Speiqry. Henry Clark, Rutland.
Corresponding Soriory.-A. D. Hagar, Proc
torsvillo.
Irlawrr.--Col II. d. Hopkins, Montpelier.
Cnraors.-Ilon Hampton Cults. Bmttoboro
Charlie, Reed, Montpelier George q. Benedict,
Burlington; Dr.. p. d. Bradford, Mortified Bcy.
Charles $. Smith, Montpelier John r. CloNc-
land, Brookicd H. S. Bliss, Georgia.
The rcp3rtof the Treasurer was then submitted,
by which itappears that the available funds Of
the Society Boo addition 90 the collection Of books.
etc., amount 90 s030Gl
His Ezcclcnsy Peter q Washburn, Hon. Chas.
II Heath plaiuield, Rev p b. Fisk, Peooham,
Lewis II. Bisbec, Newport l.. G.. 1iuckey,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-20

Edwin Forrest, the celebrated lragcdian,
is coming to Rutland, and will appear at the
Opera House. Oct 25th and Goth
"A mafh-up occurred on the Rutland
railroad between Ludlow aud Caycndish,
about nisc o'clock, on the night Of the llth
inst, in consequence Of gravel train rum
ming into the rear endof freight train No
lives were lost
Mr.. II Hodge, Of Clarendon, on the
night Of the llth inst, had his poultry yard
robbed Of five young turkeys and between ff-
teen and twenty chickens Geo. Eddy, Elihu
Iliggn. and Horace Tower were supposed to
be the thieves, and The two first named, are
now in jail awaiting examination.
Previous TO the late ircshet there wcro
eleven grist and saw mills in fine working
condition ON New Haven river and eight of
these were destroyed or disabled
Tho flats through Whiting. Salisbury
and the south part Of Milicbury are sill
covered vita water and an crops not harvest
cd must be destroyed
AT the late Fair at Newburv Townsend
was represented by fifteen pair of oxen and
two pairs Of ycarling steers Putney by ten
pair Of oxen, averaging $500 60 $500 pounds
each. \. G. Adams OF Fast Dover had "a
pair weighing il30 pounds
"A Dad reciiiug geography in thc Montpo-
licr Union school, was asked one day during
food week. what portion of the carths sur.
face is covered with wtor2 He replied % The
whole
E,, % q Of .,, ,,,, 20 Ill
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nealhs


IN Calais, oct g. BENJAMIN DuRtVr, aged So years.
n. n papors please copy.
in clover, oct o, Mra. CAru,ntSE donald GILMORE
ngod ~ years
Ia Rycntc oct. 8, Mr.. SALLY lBcieD STEWART, aged
81 years
ln Newport oct g. WILLIE ilryny only son Of Dr. T.
II and Agatha lioskins, agcd months.
la Cahot Sept % NORMAN D., only child OF Newell j.
and AldIc Cumming aged mouths
havo a little angel waiting for me
ON tho beautiful banks of tho crya stall sont
Whom my weary heart is thruhbng with palm
And mIn would clasp my darling again.
liil look away from this earthly strand
To tho beautiful fields of the " Better Land %
win thlnk Of the an Iol waiting there,
Aud offer Oh God o. thankful prayer
Tn Waterford Sept 25 ofconsumption. Crr, r.. wio
of Edwin Joslyn, and daughter or John and Elizabeth
Huught0n. agcd 9 years
1n So Johnoury, Sept 20, FRAvcn BLANCHARD, agcd
lO years.
ln Rockville Ill. Sept PC, Mrs. MAReAurr GuKm
soy daughter % the late james Warden Of barnut aged
dl years
ln nuxhury. oct % Of typhoid fsvcr, ORuiLLA D.,
daughter OF Isaiah and Paulina Huntcy aged 30 years
ln sanstead Sept 27 CARBoLL c., second of Chas
G.. and Harriet Colby, aged % days.
no Coventry sept 2a SAMUEL eldest of Hamilton
and Martha Collins, aged Is years.
IN Coventry, sept 30, THOMAS GUILD, ESQ aged 50
years.
Mr. Guild was one Of the oldest inhabitants Of the
town, having lived there 81 years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-20

J. o. or q. T. The following expression of sympathy
has hoen hy unanimous vote rendered TO Mr. and Mrs,
KELLEY by their associates Of Washington LOdge,n
uftho independent Order Of Good Trnparsi
BeoTuEn Ayp SISTER KgLLEY,-A We have learned
of the sudden death iron accident of only surviving
child WHILE We have been deeply panod and desire
ocxpross 10 you IN your aIcon our sacere sympathy,
May you end, iu the love which give hlm 90 you At
the Grst, in the care which preserved him nine happy
years 70 add joy and brightness to your household, and
n tho merry which at tho last spared him all pain,
causes which shall cxtto your gratitude n the midst Of
your tears and which, though clouds and darkness ho
about you shall o0uam your trust In Him who doeth
an things woll."
p. u. ufNkLEY,
LUCY j. BRADSHAW
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p. H. HlNkLEY,
j. EDND WRIGHT, Committee.
LUCY j, BRADSHAW
EArrs For TIE LADIES.

purchased Wheeler Wilson Sowing Machine
about ton years ago, and while learning 10 use t with
out instruction, broke one noedo ator that, for more
than nine years had The machine 10 almost daily use
doing oil my family sowing and very much for friends
and others and Instructed persons ia the Of the
machine, without breaking needle Ny machine has
never cost penny for repairs have sowod hours
with a worrsomo babe in my lap working upon fabrics
of the most delicate texture, we'll upon mons and
boys clothes Of The heaviest material have made gar
monts for the CRADLE the bridal the hospital and the
funoml Entering into every ylcisstudo oflifo, my
chine has become as It were part ofmy being.
Mus NJ l.. PECK.
Mexico n "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-20
IN GENERAL.

ny rBNpptt
~ w IN = i''
-Orarthe Static. I'm the Union which
choose royernor. IN tbo cu of tbe nrosent
wear. onlv tvo made n chance If chief mocis.
trate Vermont and Minnesota t,ke mn With
new mon. hue Maine Nlas.aebu.etts pennsrl.
yauia Ohio, Iowa and Wisconsin reelect Tic
present competent and popular republican
governors.
Mrs Mercy Bryant. of Freedom. Ohio. |
who died last week at the age Of uiucty-three. |
had kept suit of eraye.clothcs ready for 4.
more than fifty years. Among the articles
was pair Of hua white cotton stocking
which She Knit for funeral stockings before
her marriage more than seventy years ago /
ilo's is 2 gooI example oil the k'9d oil
PA'"=',pD, 'Ia' '''''on we ,, columns o' 'nS
No" o.N ~ .es nc Ne% Eus'an9
s,erj r. L,f,ro 49, . " Tro.tb;r1@ @' 20
,bos, roonlo sbo,ij w. a..5.. e., ,a, A., So,
i9r rol,,;5 .io, ~ 5.i;ror ,5.;. llsy,orsl;,;a,,
wi.bv.ya-hv and unt-ptbr1l verbiager
.rsc;al 3;.,.,.t. e., n,o srrj,, T;u...
.oy. n,t M. Sto,ro 81. b.. corniatoj h.r wv,
ioipler 10 the crities of he ure,t of his conn.
try and Europe on her Byron article and win
proceed 10 few days to her home in Florida
She has concluded arrangements for embark
ing upon an enlarged literary enterprise.'
"A Michigan presiding elder urgently
removed .,. PIPE rom tlo mouth oil a poor ID
"'s a-'',''se 'ilt d. "o" u'i''' arrest 'oi as
-- '.''
~ Paris ep."Ph ls to the memory oil
h,---' regretted Dy ms mother ana by
aus ia'ngr- A. Dit Is 0{ me desire OF the
''u.' '''-t '-' '''','' '' "'s' ''''''''''" ~
hFy peias mas naeh very common 10
GA!o"5o 1als year. owing To the peculiar con-
ulion oil 'ae athosphere'--so much SO that 10
mas almost taken inc form oil an epiaeniic'-
Ii has uo" apated
-ES-Senator Iuleo Is now president of
the tioraa railroad ana as such oilers to
give ei'gloie sites Tor the erection OF school
.iou,.' "ielg''i "5'y S''''' NC n'e''' "'o"s
''' ''"1 Gus
-. -llI'' lcN' aseu lOo' 'ooS run mp to
NasnEiI'e from DAVIDSON county, tennessee
inc other Day TO collect her pension. She Is
sun as 'prighiIy as when she was hundred
years Younger,
r.yto tbo 81 Ton;s corie.i coaco,tion ~
VOL AMI tbo eommitted On recor,;on real-
izing the fact that he will probably make sew
eral all-night speeches, has ordered beds to be
put up in the hail.
One of the CHICAGO streets is TO be wild
ened TO one hundred sset for twelve miles Of
its length
a. hun5-,a e,.n;o, u.ho o,a;..,.1
from Io,r, ~ 0rcron abont veor ane ba 'v
ro,nrnod
K;a. wa;.n, % p.r..;, oe... .so pono
-. ,''- ~ KIN INV XXI
@'' ~ w. - w." .;iI H. , T, ~ ",'Ou
s5O000
~, cu.
"A iour-yeai-oId BOY lei INTO wen IN
Minnesota, and climbed up SO that he could
be reached from the TOP by nus mother
/ Suits have been brought TO contest the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-20

vorsary Of the Vermont Colonization so,oty, will
hoiden ct Montpelier on rhursday Evening the
'of october
~. J. u H. LAih0nr, Of Baltimore, President Of the
>fcan Colonization Society, and Rev. Dr. 0ncurr
of lis Secretaries, will be prosout ono or both Of
b to address the meeting
all the friends oi tho cause come aud Fee what the
century has done iot The black man and Die Father
VI j, k C0svERsE,
SceffflfV.
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ArrprrrED SUcrnE-saturday noon, as the
student on Seminary Hill were called % dinner,
G. w. TowNsugNn, about 20 years of age, in att
tendance from Pittsl1rl, arried in his room.
Soon after the report of a pistol was heard, fol-
lowed By groans, apparently proceeding from BIS
room. Parties rushed in and found him lying
upon his bed, with pistol in bis hand which be
had just discharged. evidently with suicidal in-
tent; but the weapon, having been held at litde
distance from the body, as now appears, was
aimed too high, the ball striking the collar bone
and CHANGING upward, making "a somewhat pain
inl, but not dangerous wound lie was go once
taken IN charge by the Faculty, his wounds
properly cared ior and wo understand was sent 90
his homo by the evening train That the young
man Intended to take bis own life appears from
the fact that, the night previous be took poison, as
he now admits and was only 0yed from its fatal
effects BY a course Of vomiting, which De is known
ohage undergone. On the morning of the shoot
ing. failing TO borrow pistol of his fellow stu
dents, he came to the village and obtained one,
plsdging his watch therefor. IIestill insists that
he shall yet accomplish his purpose
The only cause for the rash act, SO far rs We
eanlearr, is the fact that he has been in the habit
criding and walking out, contrary 10 the rules
n the Seminary, with young lady student
daughter Of one Of our worthiest citizens by
d which he had incurred liability TO- and doubt
lse anticipated immediate expulsion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-20

SuocElNG ACCIDENTAL Mortified, on Mon
day, as one DoUssFr, Frenchman, was attempt
ing to put on belt in the slate works of the
Union company, he was caught and carried
around the shat at almost lightning speed, strip
ping him Of every yestge Of clothing except boots
and stockings, and literally plucking out his
beard and portion Of his hair Both Of his
arms were broken, and several Of his ribs, some
Of them both at the spine and again farther for
ward When thrown from the shaft, with great
violence, he struck upon his face, sustaining Sc
we're injuries about the head. 1t seems almost a
miracle that life remains, and yet report says he
possibly may recover,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-20

In Dcs Moincs, Iowa, court the other
day, q long and thin specimen Of manhood
made the suboinod request, which was grant
ed -" lftho court please, | have q few cas-
cs Of not much Importance which demand my
attention, and, as am engaged in the hon
orable occupation of cutting corlwood at
distance from the city, | would request the
court to suggest time when may expect
the cases Of my cionts to be brought up for
trial"
--Groaicr confidence Is said to exist in the
commercial world of London ia Che ability of
Spain TO subdue the revolution
Gov. Hoffman has followed in the steps
of the President aud issued o proclamation
setting apart Thursday, the 18Th of Nov, as
q day of Thanksgiving So has Massaohu-
sets.
"A late Chicago dispatch says that Adj
mial farugui is much bcttcr, and renewed
hopes ere entertained of bis recovery.
---Geu. Thomas says that Alaska is WORTH
less except asa means of ioosiug the hold Of
Great Britain ON British Columbia
Two hundred aud sixty.threc officers Of
Maryland taX-colloctors, sheriils and the like
are dciau,crs to the State.
1t IS nil that western town declines
90 encourage Che publication of q newspaper
within Dos iimits as the people believe the
ladies' sewing circle does quite as we'll.
In DIS now lecture Senator Summer con-
tends that Che notion Of caste is ropugant,
first to One idea Of a republic, aud second to
human nature itself He seeks to rcfute the
arguments used in defence of this system OF
distinction frs, from the Word Of God, aud
secondly from Che teachings of science.
Mounted letter carriers have been intro
ducol into the mail service Of Chicago The
experiment Is begun with ten men and ten
horses.
is Commissioners Of Indiana 20 settle
Dts v 'tNms against the General Govern
mlul report that there Is due the State SiSl,-
/ 1881 lor war expenses The proofs aud
vouchers forwarded TO the Secretary of the
Treasury allied two large dry goods boxes.
Among other remarkable bills ntroduc.
cd 10 the Tennessee legislature, one with the
following ti,c ought To- take the lead 49," 4
bi.l 20 reclaim from members of the last Gen.
g.' -i' i c '.y i'.I o''" p"iu 10 ''''' o'-
'" ' '''' '9''''S po' '''
a iau't has been discovered 10 the
ifeneh caole ata point SUI miles from 1t
,g'.J a.'u wv 'i.'. rom + I'','e' ~i'''
wv" J,'' H ~ u.-e WV e.o'e W w uuaoI
'" a." Wv "- '''u' que vas ~ ,N' G T,'.
W. 'u' ,t9' ~ '"' ''a,' oA'.. -, u'
49, aur o.'''J '''" % ~ ~ u''''''''@''
''-N' 1u'''"''''
-Ihere is no eX-president chosen to oihc'
I by the votes OF the people IiyIng to-day
state OF things That has not existed before II
ius century.
The ~ e, american cheese crop this year j
I'VuVO'ooO pounds
Two young men in an Iowa town tool
out a license TO marry the same lady one day
recently, with results as yet unreportcd.
When john Bright Is at home in Roch
dale. during the intervals of rest from publi
duty, he goes about among the poor and .icl
and roads the Bible to them.
II ,r,s. o,l,. t,. tto most ytr,n,ors own,
basis of the Falls fist. Anthony was save
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-20

DoNArloN.-Rev- w, H. Lord has presented
the State Cabinet with rare copper coin, made
in the reign Of Constantine the Great, which he
obtained Of a Catholic priest when he was visit
ing Rome.
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m LADIES will be especially interested in the
|dyertisement which appears in our columns to-
|aY Of IIoughtons Ladies Pavilion, Boston,
~ PAVILION has become one of the sights OF Bos-
r. Is vast extent, elegant appointments, and
r. oonstant throng of buyers who seek its won
wv bargains, giving it the appearance OF one
- great European baaars. Mr. Houghton
s4hatiye of our State, and cordially invites a
~ ffom all ladies and gentlemen from this yicin-
~ Vho may chance to be in Boston.
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Reunion Of vermont Omccrs.


The sixth annual Reunion of Vermont officers
VII be held at Montpelier, on THURSDAY, the lh
day of November next The members of the So
ciab aud all Vermont officers of the army and
nevs are cordially invited to attend The usual
bnslness meeting will Do held ut the Court House
stio O'Clock, A. NJ The Grafton win De deli,-
sred by Gen WILLIAM W GRorr. at the Hall of
the House Of Representatives during the evening.
sappcr at precisely 10 O'Clock, p. NJ.
II IS hoped that the members Of the Society
win generally attend this meeting, that the qucs-
ion Of place for holding It's gatherings may DE
ssttled
Col. SAMUEL r. PINGREE, President
Mai JOSIAH Gaour, Jr.,)
Ma. j 4. SALISBURY, : Executive Com.
Capt. +. F.. SHIN.
Y. G BNpiu, Corresponding Secretary
Jas $. PEcg, Recording Secretary
Montpclier, OCT. /, l5O0
~.s.r
WAsuNcroN CorNrY Temperance ASSOCIATION.
The Washington County Temperance As-ocia-
Iion vi meet at Montpelier, Thursday, Noycm.
lex n, at . O'Clock, p. NJ
An tonl-ahstineuca societies n the county are
snsitied to send delegates, and an are invited g
attend the meetings of the Association lu thc
wening there will be addresses by Edwrd Cars
we'll pf Canada, and others
Per Ordfr g Er-Coanuio
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LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in he Montpelier Post Office,
October TO- 1862

LAnlrs.--Mrs r. D. AIagoo Robecca Stevens, Augusta
A. Smith Mary Williams Mss Mary S. brigham, Lille
s. Green 2, Susan l., Story sylvia Wcbbor.
GFNTLEuEE.-- Badly q oliver II, O. Chandler, VIM.
Foster, J. D. Goodn, Louis Miller, James Marvin ia
quis Pierre, Carroll s. Parker Samuel Smith, John c.
Thonpson, W. W. Whitney.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

II
In Probate Court, holden az Montpelier In and for said
District on tho 23th day of September A. d. 1869.
Erastus keith, administrator on the estate Of Francis
Keith late VI barre, In said Dstriet, deceased makes
application 10 said Court exteud the time heretofore
allowed him pay tho debts duo ifom said estate and
70 render HE administration account until some hturo
day Mhoroupon 10 Is ordered by said Court that said
application be heard at me Probate Office, In Montpelier
the 10th day Of october, 500 and II 10 further
tho publication Of this order in the Vermont Waterman
and state Journal printed at Montpelier three weeks
successfully, before said hearing.
by the COurt.-Attest,
aGss N. A. CHASE, Registor,
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legal tlntines.
GTATE OF VERMONT,
STATE OF VERMONT,

y NANVULFU UTnTNIUTt ~
Ia Probate Court, hold at Brookhcld within and for
said District, the 18th day OF September A. d. 1869.
An instrument purportng to BIO the last Win ana Tos
lament OF John T. sinons, late OF MilamstOwn In said
District deceased being presented " the Court by George
Crane OF the Executors therein named for Probate IL
ordered by md Court thata persons therein
o notified To appear at session Of said Court 10 be held
at the Probate Olce n BroOkhed, tho 29th DAY OF
October A. d. 1863 and show cause, fRny they may have
against the Probate Of said Will for which purpose Il IL
further ordered that copy OF the record Of this order be
published three weeks excessively In the Vermont
Waterman aud state Journal, printed at Montpelier,
previous % nid tins appointed for hearing.
By the Court.-Attcst,
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FRrsnKr INcIDrNr.--Sapuel j. Wilton, Of
pzoctorsyille, lost his factory during the late Hood
Nd Is said to have suffered to the extent of S50-
90, Nothing daunted, he went to Greenfield,
4aSs,, 10 get his old partner, G. W Shattuek, to
~ laim in starting again butwheu he got there
hefonnd that Shattuck, too, had lost his mill