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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-05

one end Of the country to another. Dut sne
sells her stock and buys a house with the money
she has no voice in the laying out OF Ine ROAD ~
-. -. a,,r wh;cb her house is taxed TO keep and
g. And why? In the name OF good sense,
r.: -s-,.ons,b,e human being may vote upon spe-
e - ,;sc,s may she not vote upon the indus
-, narulation OF the State! There is no more
80. that men should assume to decide parti-
o;nation in politics to be uuwomanly than that
,r,rnen should decide for men that it is un-
manly"
The position of women in regard to the
common schools of the State is the most
absurd and unjust that can be imagined.
She must always be the chief instructor
of the young in point of time and influ-
ence. She is their best teacher at home
and in the school. And her share in this
ever-expanding work is becoming vaster
every day. Woman as mother, sister,
teacher, has an intelligence, comprehen-
sion of the educational needs of our
youth. and an interest in their develop
ment. far in advance of the other sex.
She can organize, control and teach the
most difficult school in the State yet she
has no vote in the selection of teachers,
the building, arrangements and equip
mant Of school-houses, neither in the
method and extent of instruction. She
can paw her share of the expenses of
schools, but can have no legal voice in
their management She can teach but
she can have no vote IN determining
what shall be taught. She is the very
corner stone of institutions which she
has no lawful vote in shaping.
Suffrage alone can carry woInans right
and privilege into the district school. And
especially let Us have her open, avowed
and public responsibility and co-opera-
ton always safer than indirect infne
-always more honest and efficient than
i kitchen cabinet.
This subject i on that promises to
en.ra-> the thoughts Of thi- generation,
and il will he agitatcd till IN The pro-
grcss Of tv-u,s tie right Of woman to
vote will moi h. Questioned. 'fhi~ result
is Just Us certain ~ il Is that il the end
the cause of.truth ever trtuinpts.
We believe that woman, married or I'M
married Wa made to be the companion
Of nan. and not his more servant; that
she ha- the ~ame right to control her
property that he ha- to control his; that
she has the same right 10 aspire to any
occupations profession, or position, the du-
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

HOMM ISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate court tor the District OF Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
sally Hobbs, late OF Rutland, IA SAID District
deceased, hereby give notice that will meet for
the purpose OF examining and allowing said claims
AT Efg-rton y Nicboson's office la said Rutland,
ON .he first Tuesdays OF September and Nuyem-
Der, Is6J, from ten o'clock a. m until fovr O'Clock
p. IN, each Of SAID days, aud that six months
from the 18Th day OF July, A. ID. 1863, IL
the time limited by SAID Court for said creditors
TO present their claims TO us Tor examination
and allowance.
Dated at Rutland, thisi3th day Of July, A. ID.
1869
ANON A. NICHOLSON, coa,
30w3w- A. g. BATES, 'oih rs
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" ANTED-AGENTS TO SELL
w thoroughly good domestic article. wanted
in every family. Exclusive territory gwen. Bu--
mess pleasant and respectable. One agent sold
800 in small town one, 900 in five towns
one, Il IN calling on 50 families; another, SO per
day for days Ia sucec-sion, upon which he made
80 PER day and oti4ors d. equally asweii. send
fJr circular.
LITGLEEIETD DAME,
l02 Washington street,
29w4Y Boston, Mass
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

-. : . : - = I I % = =
- 81 Rutland. -. TIE Probate Court for the
Distinct % l.Htaua
rn an par.1u- concerned. Glra'ing.-
Where's hcr j. Sirnous guardian OF " lnm
Alysrd, a'csi lu'llnd, now 81 New Yotk eity
havHR presented hi~ petition in v ting To sad
cont, iIt Hilrs that ii would be the Int-I-
s' III Ai -i.il Wtrl I" have Iori n 81 al III th,.
iLtcltat dat tho -uid WI liam Alvprl la- in M.
ftthtr ~ ttr sad William minor, died sc'zed
ana possessed. Id. and the avail OF sad sale
invested III Other Lands, -toet, bonds, uot.s or
mortg I-es: 4a1 pfatins tr lftpa.e Il sell an
s III int rect. Tter, fore,
rs ia" Authority % the state OF vermont you
hrs harety notified to II Itar before SAID Probate
Court. az the Probate office in Rutland, IN SAID
distinct aI IA. II ue-say OF Augu-t, a. T., 1859.
10 show cause. II ans yal hl,u. Why sad license
should n,i he granted.
Dated q Rutland, n said district, tins 10Th day
II july, q y $50
". ~ EDGERTON
- w Second REGISTER.
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES

" OR No CHARGE MADE
Or. Dow Is consulted daily from 8 a. m to ; d.
n above. upon all difficult and chronic diseases
of every name and nature.
Or. Dow, Nos and Endico,t street. Boston.
Those whose need the services Of experienced
physician and surgeon should give hum a call
n. B.-Dr. Dow imports and has for sale a nev
article called the French Secret. Order by mail
Two for 81 and a red stamp.
Boston, April, 1865. lily
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FOE GROUP,

The Balsam will be found invaluable, and may
always be relied upon in fhs Most reme eases
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Observation-Disclosures MEN

" who have injured themselves by secret
habits, which unfit them for business, pleasure
or old men, who, from the follies Of youth. or
other causes, feel q debility In advance Of then
years, before placing themselves under the treat
ment OF any one, should first read " The Secret
Friend" Sent TO any address, in a sealed en-
velope, on receipt of IS cents. Adress Dr. CHAs
A. STEWART & CO.. Boston, Mass s:wly
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEE

DIR. Dow, Nos. and Endicott street. Boston.
Is consulted daily for all diseases incident the
female system. Prolapsus Uten falling of tbe
Womb. Fluor Albus, Suppression, and other
Menstrual arrangements, are all treated upon
new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed in a very few days
Dr. Dow has, no doubt, had greater experience
in the cure of diseases of women and children than
any other physician in Boston.
Boarding accommodations TOR patients who may
wish TO stay IN Boston few days under his treat
ment.
n. BAH letters must contain four nd stamp
or they will not be answered.
Oihee hours from a. N. TO p. IN. lily
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wHooPrNG COUGH.

The testimony Of all who have used IL for this
terrible disease during the last tn years. ia that
It invarabiy relieve and cures il.
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A GREAT BLESSING.

A GREAT BLESSING.
From Rev. J.. =. MAED, Avon. Drain Co. q.
Messrs. SIRoNG & AHwErRo~0. DRrss1sIt,
CLEyELAsD-fsESTIEBsES: - II gives me great
pleasure 10 state that my wife has derived great
benefit from the Use Il 1oe's Dys1ei sia Cure. sle
has been for number Of Year, greatly tr.abl .
with dyspepsia. accompanied with violent paroN
ysfns Of constipation, which IT8s heT that
she Wa ali the while, tor months. unatle 10 do
anything. She took AT your instance toe's IDrs-
peIsia Cure. and has derived GREAT BENEFIT
fEtpM III, and L. now CONF aratsg.ly wsil. hbe
regards this medicine a great blessing.
Truly yours, l.. y. WARD.
Jan. 18th, isGG.
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STATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

- q Rutland, -. The Probate court for the
District of Rutland
To all persons interested in the estate OF
DAVID Rice, late OF Pitsheid m SAID DISTRICT,
4tct3tsed. GREETING.
BY the authority OF the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified To appear before said Probate
Court, Al the Probate Office III Rutland IN SAID
district, on the Sd Tuesday Of August A. ID.
1862, 70 slow cause, II any yuu have, Why the
count OF Nary Ann Rice. tdm'x. Of the estate Of
sand deceased. Should not be allowet, and also
Why thr residue of sad e-' At shoult not be dis
tilbatsd T. he parties entitled hereto.
Dated at Rutland, iii said district this pa dag
OF July, a. u. lSG9.
W. q. EGERTON,
3tw3H Second ReeI-ter
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SHERMAN WEED
FAY + TIE ASlIl.t,
CHESTER PHILLIPS
Errfnr, " orch fle -.

]. :. / I~IIN.
De4i SIR T..e M9wti We purchased 81 you has.
worked to our entire satisfaction. We had used
one ot Wood rigid bar Mowers Tor several year,,
an.l that did good service but Wo3d's .ltcd Bar
Mower l. perfect or at leas.. rs near Perfection
as any mower yet produced We can che rluly
recommend it Is a mower well adapted to the
wants of Vermont farmers. knowing IT Will do
good work on tine thick bottom grass, and on very
rough meadows,
Yours Truly,
c. f. SHELDON,
EDW ARD SpEI I1DE
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u
{. +. SHELDON,
EDWARD T.. SPELDON
BENsoS, Vt, March s, 1869.

BENsoS VT, March S, $50.
Mn J. W. DuEa4tgt
Sir the Wood Mower shicli bongh, oi you
last sos has gwen perfect satisfaction.
| moved about one hundred acres without being
to cents expense; and If was To buy another
should get one OF the same kind. l did not buy
this till after having tn Ruckeye, Vermont and
Ohio On trial winch tiuled TO give satisfaction
About one.nalf Ills meadow moved had neye
been prepared for a moving hiac..I:r,
ARUNAH WALkER
L. w AIOSELEY, Pouitney, VI General
Agent for Rutland County, excepting sudbury
and Brandon.
A large stock Of extra part; viii he brl ~ the
General Agen', PouItncy, Vt. and. by ~ i.ae.
Agents.
J. E. AUeTIS, Agent fal nuplt AID sand
gate.
j. r. HARLOW, agent. Fair Haven
J w. DORSEY, agent b nsOn
a. C. WOOD, agent, Chitt-nden, 7. o. Pitts
fo.d
j NJ GOODH0UGH agent, Pitt-ford
w. MARSH. agent t,orth Clarendon.
ADAMS . GOODRICH, FaiIhayen, .santg
for he sale of extra parts.
G. ID. CHtLbS. agent, Walingford.
CYRUS CHAMPION. agent ior Middleton and
Tinmouth.
DANIEL CusHMAN, agent for plwIet and
Wells.
COBURE & RYAN, agents, Rutland.
w. I. CAPRON. special agent, Confer Rut-
land
5. w. ST. JOHN, agent, Hubbardton
VIM. N. BATCHELDER. agent Castletop.
3, +. SMITH, agent for Shrewsbury and Mt.
Holly
G II. coNGDoN, special agent, Dandy.
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A STRAY. CANE INTO THE
IA disclosure Of the Subscriber, in Hubbard
ton, on the 18th VI June, Dark brown Mare,
about seven yesrs old, with email wh,fe spots ON
right fire Lex, and white spot on one side. The
ownsr u requested 70 prove property, pay charges
4. c. GIBBS.
Hubbardton, July 7th. 7sssv
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cLEgGYMEN

The Rev. Isaac Aiken, Of Allegheny, testiBes
that il has cured him, after al other remedies had
sailed.
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NTATE OF ' FIR VI INT, DISTRICT
y of Fairhaven, s.. b. II remembered, iLat AZ
session of the Probate fptrt holden at Castleton
within and for sad District, on the 2lst day OF
july, a. -. 1859
.l're-eut: Hon. N. Willard, Judge.
Wheiea-, certain instrument writing
under seal, purp1rilng t. be the last uill
and testament OF Noble Jennings, late OF
Castl-ton, IN sud D,tricr, dece tSed. hTning been
this day presented 10 said Court Tor Probate and
duly nlcd in the Registers office: Therefore, IT
Is orderet, that all persons interested IN the
estate of sad deceased be notified 60 appear
he ore sid Court. the PROBATE office in Castle
ton, sad District on the 10th day of August
II. lsSl, by publication OF this orde-, three
weeks SuceessIveiy previous thereto i'll the Rut-
land Herald, a newspaper printed at Rutland
IN SAID state, 30 show cause, II any they may have
why said instrument in writing should not be
proved and allowed as the llst Will ana testament
of the ,aid deceased
30M3w HENRY l.. ELALk Ee.rl,fer.
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TO FARMERS.

Caah paid Sn Butter. The highest maxket prize
paid every saturday, at my ,tore m the rserris
House Block GEO. Z. ANDRO~S
Ruttss0. June 3D. 1879. of
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ of Rutland IS. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Ephraim Ross late of Brandon, in said district,
deceased. GREETING:
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, you are
hereby notified to appear before the said Probate
Court at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said dis
trict, on the Sd Tuesday of August, A. ID. 1862 TO
show cause, if any you have, why the account of
Nathan II. Sprague, Jr., admir- OF the estste of
said deceased should not be allowed, and also why
the residue of SAID estate should not be distributed
to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 9th day
of July, 4. d. 1869.
VIC. EDGERTON
30:w3w ID Register.
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DEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
l. No 4BUiFINCH STREET.
BO-TDN,
OPPOSITE kENERE HOUSE.

The trustees of this Institution take pleasure II
announcing tnat they have secured the service
VI the eminen. aud well known Dr. A. Hayes
late SURGEON u. 3 Army, Vice President Of o
lumbia College OF PLY siciais a d Surgeons, &c.
This Ins'itution now publishes the poyula,
medical book entitled "1he Science of i.Ife o.
seif Preservation" written by Dr. Hayes Al
cline OF Manhood. Seminal W.akn-s- aud al
Diseases and abusss OF the GeneratIye Oryanr
Thirty thou.and co.ies s.ld Last year. IL H., in.
deed, book Tor every nan-young men ia pafti-
cular. Price only Al.
7 his Institute has inst published the most per
entitled Sexual rbyEiology OF Woman ana Her
DIS ases," profusely illustrated with the seT,
best engraving. This bDok Il aisO iroHa the pen
OF DIR. Hayes.
Among the y4riQus chapters may be mentioned
the Mystery 81 Lif.., B.autiful Offspring, Beauty,
its vAiu. - Won N, Marriage. GENERAL Hyg-in.
Of Woman. Pub. rty, Change of Life, Exoss--s OF
the Married, Prevention 10 Conception, &c In
beautiful French cloth. q; Turkey Morocco, fuI
81 L s3.30.
Either Of these books are sent by mail, .e
coyely sailed. postage pad, on receipt Of prior.
Thoughtful clergy men recommend these book,
for their high moral TINE. and all eminent
skiiful physacians efrnssily recommend them o.
the pubic rs ia. only scientific aud r.iiabl. treat
ise Of the kiad pob.isb.d la America.
"Avoid all Qoack ,r Advertising Doctors. and
get these Popular Books."-Amer. journal OF
MedicAi science.
Tbs "Pssbody Journal Of Heath" DR.. Hayes
Editor. Terms one dollar yesr 10 advance. 40
dress above.
s~ Albert H. Hayes, MD, Re.iden, aud Con-
MIDI H. may be consulted in strictsst con-
ddence on ali diseases requiring skill, secr..y,
and experienoe. Inviolabe 5ecresy and Certain
kelief 2ow,y
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@edtrxl.
TNPORTANT TO THE AFFIIc1

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT
i ED.-Dr. Dow continues to be committed :, m.
o6acs, Nos. and Endicott street. Boston. on
q diseases offs
PRIVATE Oh DELICATE NATURE.
Denesth his treatment al the horror. M veners
and impure blood, Impgtsncy, scrofula. Con.
orrhna, Ulcnss, Pain and Distres in the rey,ou o,
Pronsatiou, InAammatioo Of the Bladder am
Kidneys, Hydrucele, Abscesses, Humors, frightful
swelkn6s, and tbs long train Of horrible symptom,
attending this cla Of dinease, are made To becon.
- haxmlss - ths simplest vailings OF a cold.
SEMINAL wRAKNEss.
Dr.. Dow devotes large portion Of his time 20
the treatment Of those cases caused by secret
sDlitary habit which ruins the body and mind.
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs Dizziness Of III.
Head, Dimnes Of Sight, Palpitation Of the Heart.
Dyspepsia, Nervousnes, Derzngement of thu
Digestive functions, Symptoms Of Consumption.
&C Such persons should, before contemplating
matrimony, consult . physician Of experience, ano
be 1t once restored TO health and happiness
Panents Who wish to remain under Dow's treat
ment viii be furnished with pleasant rooms
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country with full
directions.
DR.. Dow has also for sale the French Capoftes,
warranted the best preventive. Order by mail.
three for u ana . red stamp. LILY
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, A LARGE
~ IRON GRAY MARE, about IL years old,
lame in forward foot, caused by = large bunch on
the knee Any giving any information Of the
same will be suitably rewarded.
g. III. FOSTER.
Whiting, W.. July 18th, 1869 2ow3t
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FANLLI. a u and o, o. 4Iaa7Il :, I6I3.
N4IrFn 4 Hou0.
Dtur Siy ~, III IN 'er,tgn"d having each
bought 81 your a,sut. - CuSiuan. Of. OF your
....'. '''--' -" hta.r< and tis.d n through tne
selves, pronounce Il 20 b. the mot econ ilicaI
nj ehine that has come under our observation
IT. ease 81 artnght and management, with it,
comhtu, ! rrnct and Il, pdafu from sIc lT,tu ght
makes II AN admirnhi.. machine Tor rough and
story ltnd, and We would ehreriuiiy recommend
it to those who wanting new mowers the usxl
season,
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CARRIAGES.--GREAT INDUCE
~ ments offered to those wishing Carriages of
any description Any style be furnished at
reduced prices, by applying to
F. A. BARROWS,
Irwin Castleton Corners, Vt.
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IN CONSUMPTION,

IL SHORT.
The people know the article and il need. no CON-
mebi from II - for sale ny every Druggist
and Dealer N Medicine IN the United States.
THE g. q. CLARK 90.
Sole Proprietars. New HaYerf, Ct.
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SORE THROAT.

Keep your throat wet with the Baisarn-,aking
little and often-and you VIII SeYy soon find relief
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS

Yield at once 70 steady use Of ihis great remedy
IL will succeed in giving relief whore all other
remedies have failed.
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UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRINGER.

Il has the Patent Stop, TO prevent the cogs
from entirely separating.
The oniy Wringer with Rowell's improved
double gear with alternate teeth in the same cog,
which cannot be thrown out of gear.
1t really merits all the good that can be said of
it."-Moores Rural New C-ker
/" The Universal $ the Best. Am Agrioul-
t}Nist.
Sold by dealers generally.
Il. G BROWNING,
3.. Gen'l Ag't, 80 Cortland St.,
29w{t New York
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pRrGG1sTs.

A GRADUATE OF HARVARD
"A CoLLEGE h prepared 90 MA the ossoe Of
teacher In . high or grsmmar sch Oh Refer 20
Professors of aid college. Adcre-s, H. " w.
I07 Green ST., Boston, Mas. Junes0u3t
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81, soo,,s ., ~. thought that if women practi-
cally took part IN pa,- - -. "oh'e "o"'u % ~
a bowling wilderness II "f4a'es' ana chaos o.
un1srned stockings aud bu. e"'HsS sh'i's' Du'
how is 1T with the men Do NY uese'' tiieir
workshops, their plows and offices V pass the'r
time at the polls lis it credit to a l'ass 10 De
called professional Politician The nfsui $
of men in the world TO which they are dire Eted
by the natural aptitude of sex, and to which the,
must devote their lives foreign from politi-
cal functions as those of women. To take an ex-
treme case There is nothing more incompatible
WIN pnfncai duties in cooking and taking care
OF children than there is digging bitches or max
ing shoes, or IN any other necessary employment
while III every superior ntei est of society. grow
ing out OF the family, the stake of woman is not
less than men, and their knowledge is greater In
England woman who owns shares in the East
INDIA Company may vote. In this country she
may vote as stakeholder upon railroad from
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body. Of an old gentleman about seventy
years of age, who had been hit by the
engine and thrown from the track and
his neck broken. He was probably
walking upon the track and was not
aware of the speed with which the en-.
CINE was approaching him. The atmos.
phere was such that the smoke went
down before the engine in clouds, so that
it was impossible for any one to discover
an object at any great distance. As soon
as glimpse was caught, the ordinary
efforts were made to stop the train, but
smoke descending in such clouds nothing
was seen, nor was the engineer certain
that the engine had hit anything and he
passed on. No blame can be attached to
the engineer, under the circumstances
He is one of the most competent and
careful men on the road, and has been
long upon the road and this is the first
fatal accident that has ever occurred in
his experience
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MISTAKEN FOR A CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The new Bethany Congregational
church at Montpelier so decidedly smacks
of the medieval style of church architect
ure that Roman Catholic stranger re-
Gently spending the Sabbath in that vii
lage, mistook it, very naturally, for a
Catholic church. Entering the vestibule
he was somewhat confused on not finding
the customary holy water font; but, moth
ing daunted, passed into the gorgeous
auditorium, where he was still further at
a loss on not beholding the usual memori-
ais of the saints and Holy Virgin. Not
suspecting his mistake, as yet, he devout-
ly crossed himself and went down on his
knees, albeit not without Inconvenience
or embarrassment, within the narrow pre-
cincts of modern Puritan slip. Nor
was it until the minister, Rev. DIR. Lord,
actually arose to introduce the services,
that our worshipful and too unsuspecting
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CIR G u L A r .


state Ifeasurerls once.
NOTICE Is ER MEfSpsisvR GIVEN ih sa UNDER The
provisions Of an Act Of the LegisIaturs approved
10 the credit Of oeers soldiers or their assignees,
ThS received pSer the sss ss
There S large number q unsettled allotment ac-
due 10 Officers and soldiers or their representatives;
and II is requested that parties entitled to the same,
may be closed az the earliest day practicable. !,
The AZ Of Noy e is proyh s II ease q the
S be
soldier for the payment of debts against such soldier
bat. shall go to and be held by the widow Of such
10 enabis those who may have claims upon tho
State Tor the balances above referred to- TO obtain the
same with the least delay, the following information
ORDER OF PAYMENT.
list Upon the order of the person. duly witnessed,
"a. II such person has deceased, and was married,
payment will be made ls TO the widow; I'd, If there
be no widow to MS child or children III minors, to
Sd. II he died unmarried ls to the father; ID, II
the father is dead TO the mother 3d. if both parents
are dead, to the brothers and sisters collectively
lastly. TO the heirs generally.
Application md proof req uired, in case the soldier
has deceased; The claimant or claimants must make
written application, under oath, and over his hor
their own signature stating his her or their name
age, residence, connection to the deceased with the
letter name Of the company aud regiment TO which
he belonged. and the time of his death;
PROOF.-The dispositions of two credible witness
es will be required stating that they are acquainted
with the claimant or claimants. the relation held to
the deceased and that they tthe deponens) are dis
90 Ii the soldier died unmarried. it must be so
stated in the applications of those claiming to be the
father mother brother or sister, as we'll as by the
80 Proof of marriage (reoord evidence. if posi-
ble must always accompany the application Of those
"a j. A. PAGE. Treasurer.