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TIE lH0RTNHEST.


rauthets mr. said to be plenty aud told In PefyY
County.
Al McLennHboro, q fcw days ago, woman tad
her huHl,nnd arrested for whipping her. Ne Was
1ncd u. nnd tho wonan c1ntmcd hAn OF the cue
for Informing OF tho criminal
At NaAhvlIlc, Two women, jcalons OF another Of
their tux. dccoyed her awRJ lrom home and aayp
her scscre beating. Thc5 wcTo pus uutier bouds
70 appear tteforu the Circuit Court
The ptt'EA D<nterat of the ri Says:
"l.m's H.tIl"st, fE a!xtt TN yeats Judge qt tho
nnty. IL .an1Il y.~isday sD II. W.. = s s"as
q - Is" Il III. Ts s. e. s INV fa s1
"a q. WI .na r W s.P;tia whrrr ~ IT,
tnrs r., a. ,sMil'nt ~, ,rs s,uth h- 'tatdns
e. rn ' ssisr 's trst: isfi. 4 Il. II IL
l,,dr AID 'rns with rarnlttis, lie ne.rr n,
r. y Y, Il. u; %' %t::si $.s
uf lis death. p NJ about II years Ut akt."
f1ratshorrerF fInre appeared IN Immense quan-
thr Ill !ts northeastern par. VI Atnscalne
county.
In Hardin County, on tic 25th nIt,, aq o JnunR
lnh returning fruEn rhurrl Waa t1Asstug through All
orrhati 10 efIortcn the distance home, he WAS
n,ri hT The UHncf, whU fired al him with yIne,
se f'nt1 striking llh 0u the shoulder anil RIancng
!hto the 1e+hJ paf1 Of the Artl, thntrtlnx eEsers
wnHtil. Tile inah Was atfrsted anil he'll to tNl
iB shtx.
'""r' " 49,. ~ W. ~ '''' '''". "Hfrt 'e"k
..., " i" -. enra' w 'oa"s " 'ft "4n ""'f'.
' ~ - -. ,rssN"' A'' '"t''e' 'h""R" Pfpef
s,'t ~ ~" ~ 49, ,"F', 70 ~" tshf '"r">
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9l.t.. ..-.,. t.t ~, s,.., M.Lt .,,,;
i.4I,.. ni ttcrr..r 1ra txt rent. ,,hrr ,,art. al
l..r hIals Il II san,. Mill atuw Il .muh Inrurr M
r.eure,
sNpItSL
The lnatanspolls Jervraot If thu "a .,.,e. thu,
nuh,n Ills nast xrct. Inn orrH,rr nav, NJ t,. s".,
bus lren yts;,cd v,th cr.cr. nrntsart,,1 and t.,
nrt,,u stnrtns rsnru,tpu thn n,,t .,or, ~ ht.n ~.
,err- o,oynrd oorp. and deaths frorn nrn,n,,r
int xtth his rar.nt,nn of ,,r,o or.n,t,s ~ r..
uhtch IN mans na-t. ~ tba a.s,. .,c.,ts" sa.' '
fcarfn,,y and tln orcnt deal ~ ,nschs, -, ,',n-
rrons T,hc payu H.,n.tHooa eay. th., ~. r.,c
N. ~. = xeef am nli,x, IN, s,rrn,. ,na nox..s,
the croup,t 30 decnly TINT ordinary trav., w,s
,-ot ~ ~, 10 ne,xn,s ,t,,, 49, - s,,.',, .,as
,he ta,... =, r-,e. -. .n1..r,r .x,..ssa...ss
,.ros n r,,rx ~h..t ro,as ~. .hort ~ ~ ~
~ .,,.r nm -n,s- n ~.-,on ner.nn -
rn.rc Terdo,,n - C.s.Nro,n,s so ~tdc,x sr.,.
.sr.d 90 ~ sfaw thst 1ho st ar,, n-.tt, rnncn cor
sraa M s.a,o' ~. no~nno,, ..s enn,1v -,
go - a..,s.e.. ,,,.l1s1 e.<- ~, s.,,,r.
~, -. 800 ~ fana go. ~. ,.a fn,t ~
.,.r,n 49,. ~
~. $500 c,,,+x 1.,a, ,.,.,,r. ,,,..
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the base of the fall Is 10 quiet that you can soo
DnIeeta reflected In it. the descending colrr !.
| glnuctnE awny nom Il ~ though II we're so,,
| gIasA ;.
We now return tlowiy and thouehtfu,v "a ~.
hotel 1t oecuss to ne a l descend that thrr...
probably no stream OF water in the world TIA, ,.',
80 thoroughly smashed, or does 80 murh sIua,,,.
In the Space Of tNo miles. ns the Ne1c..l
TIE wA1xAyAI8 oY ECKurz
Prot Whitney, III hls admirable boos y,,r.,.
interesting Comparison between the Ha,t r,u =.
the Yosemite and those OF Europe. Ttr t..1l. ",
GoyeEnte, IN the PJftneeS1 are the most ftr:
In Europe. They are 1866 feet high, ani ,,,.r :.
tGst wn!es enough coming oser them tY .,,,y,,
dozen thin streams t1ickilng donn the r.. .ror .,.
rock. This falls Of Stauob8eh, In ssty.,,,,'
asc shout the height Of the Bridal Vel nj ,.,
Ae quantity Of WascF u 30 extremely sra. re,,
the effect Ia lnstgnincant eyrn when r,..
pared with ths Virgin Tears In the Yusr,.,:r ~
sorn'n9 Foss, In Norway. Is etrrsals asul,;,,,. .,
he The finest waterfall In Europe 1t. h,,f.,t -
supposed 70 be $50 1eet but as II fails lutu .,,
accessible chasn, y hcn IL only Us wtl. 4. ~,
stream itscf, II can onJ be viewed iss.s sap ~.
nlt, and thus much ai It's inrres.l. et,r>. l. ,,,
III. Brace, The author of the f" Nus,r f.ll Vs.,
Is fhe Only person who has Been both rlr y-,,,,
: Foss sao mo Yosemite Valley, censIlrr- rhe syr,
Neg1an fnlls fur infet1of to those Of Gallons,
cosClrsIos.
We reuaiued In the yallcy three days an, ,ss.,
left It, feeling thnt We had seen ouy mar: ,,,,
This Falls Of the llouette, GeJ fert hch, v.,r,
not sec; nor Mtrter Like. up the Teua,a, ly,,.
the two Bones; nor the Yosemite tre,.. ,,,r,
the fall; nor those wonders Of tue h14li srrr,, >,
the ne'2hborhood OF the galley, Cathe,IsaI i,u
Castle PEAK, 'he Volcanic Cuues, M1uu I.r,
1luunt Holman and Mount Lfeil. These 1u,,,t.'
rcsefsed Let another tue AMI mure le-,,r,, ,.l
HtlO1Cf for tho fnRpnttR Iut..
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The Grove Lake tornado, it Is said. picked nm
mare standing Ia ne1d, and, earring her th1rtY
Jardh, dropped her IN na,1h, breaking her pect
Aad leg. Her coli, standing neal, H1s unInjuseu.
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7'IAl,.".,.....,r,.. p1sH1 h..ty &,:At IL III
Rata III tseFe*ss. frh t'~f rent, l,Eer !art4 u
lssr nlalc, Il u sani Mill ahnw ,uHGh lalVcs III.
r!e4rf.
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S0UTAWESTWARD,
The Stage-Driye from Sheridan to
santa Fe.

Border RuQlanl.m. and Border
Justice,
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a'sA - Hd aHlat " elth contention Ut WAtrE htpl
efHa'lsl NJ 4" Oh AMI. n"w. eyrrJ slup rrseals
soiha he~ ttAgty. w soon reach .ta sta, u. VI
IN s"h'tsi!tS called, tho Ea4rats 1T nlatun,,s,
4lsfu tho river e0nsea down for twenty " thirty
HAs ever perfectly smooth granite nour. Ath,ut
aeselfy ftti wide, Not In stEaRht line, tor that
Een!d be common, but In the arc Of c!gcle, The
'hcliLa1ian Ut the rock should tutgB 10 ps about
hittea degrees The wafer GUINEA down hssr wItn
such EWutueas that II leaps Into mynaiA Of din,
nonhs without any Inequality In the bed Of the
stream to occasion such phenomenon.
"Grctt Gos1: can anything exceed this ."ta the
Involuntary exclamation Of she traveller. q, yes;
lof, fe" tods further on, the rocks close up to
crmpass Of fifteen feet, through which The whole
volume OF the Aesced must pass. THIS Is accom-.
pnshed BY 'hree highly bazsta, each OF which
Seema 10 throw the whole river bodily into tho mir
rude but safe bridge has Teen thrown acspas
the E1ref herr. and from this We can look down
upon the agony Of the water below
On 1he margin OF the Slile is = amooth granite
bench, near which Is natural bath-sub, coumu-
nicasltR with the stream, but protected from !
tie raging waters outslde, which n1ls and emp. |
ues ttse1 every two or three minutes |
AZ this seas OF wonderful ,h,nrs
We took our lunch, and then started for the ia,t |
GLORY Of all
TIE hKv1DA TA1lA
Ine pathway On the south side ttkes us some
dhtance from the riYer. There Il another natn
w LIE ut&A a40et WHICH 1OUQHB the Stream ali thu
FAY To the fall We took the south one, Became
II gives somewhat better 7irw when VIC reach the
end. THIS Is hard climbing. The desceu, Of tha
t1ser between the two Iaus L. 800 feet. r.d,ae
need to be lted N zone pisces ten Or nfteen feet
osef perpendicular emtne1ces But the vshv
aoundaatly reraJs us for the labor. The Ner,ds
Falls arc 6oo feet high, and Unlike tho Ye.na, ~
aot exactly perpendicular. Tha water Gomez ovs-
ne prectp'ee perfectly ~htte, in stream rr,v ~
MY 1eet vide, and after short descent s,yttas.
saSs q rocfs. hidden from view, which deoects #
. me flsn1 and enlatges 1t to double the w1a,h
: mas above. Ffum this 1t descends in m,,o,s ~
nlte rockets and Jets sso ,eet ghera anntnsr
hidden Ledge catches po.uon Of sne vster near.
- me nanf. which Ieaps up through the onter
oaamo, meog it, c1ests In sudden sunrise. uxe
ne sas15 archangels Of Milton, and then da,ts
'oMn" asu 20 feet more, striking tho wsser BE-
w. not perpendculariy, but a1 an angle of se7en-
J o1 esshfy degreea And hera l. 4 very remark
.Ae pnenomenon. The descending waser, ID
'eaa Of pianztnx into and 1atngl1ng with the
'Mes below, Itcochets nom IT with the velocity Of
rue bali 10 dl8t21ce Of some nftJ feet from
10 oa5c, whera u strikes eor1on Of rocks and
hen mingles with the nood- Tna water around
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- frw Foffs la"rf f4s II Va btsAtn Tram hunti,e.
Fack h%t Il G<-t tlu ltcst tlrrrl Wow pf tf,t
shl'c}, Ff"f, Hhltust lisa nat.lrd !. ]H,,uusav
'"'ht' III h"aos u thu Kha, twho hahI,ault 10 t,o
t"s su"'d al"'', who dFst escorted h,In tn It
rum shlA rock tbs splr ut{or Of the Bft.!Al ye
FAll II nEht feSesled TO lii TAts ID moi onn nj th,
large TAILS VI the Valley, tut In some fesp.,cts La
We tsHkf beautiful The total height of the fnl, IA
"" iett-Eso fe+t teng Perpendicular AID SUI feet
al tnt tettotn, broken 1nlo cascades by the Debris
witch has fallen from the rock aboye, sen =,
O'Clock or la.sr tn The afternoon, tho time when
ftE'tota usuay reach the valley, II thrown out tn,
1noa!.faFtshtng tt1ta eztr changing and Renewing
themselves, I'a!ng md falling. sinking and swell
inV, mora delicate than the rlfnboxa OF the ary.
surely no mortal BRIDE WAS cyer decorated vi,h
such veil.
Near The Bridal yen Fa1l, and On the sa,ue s3d,
OF The valley, T. The Cascade Fnll about the sar.c
height s Bridal Veil but containing te.s volume
OF water. and On The OPP ose side Is another called
The F1Egtns TtaIA These falls belong to the cate-
coE7, OF which Prot. Whitney SAYS that tater-
falls SURPRISING In beauty and subllnIty auy in
Europe 3re absolutely unnouced in the To
stn1Ite" Neither the Cascade nor the v.rvtna
Tents would be seen oy the tour1H nule1s pointed
ont by the gufdea-
DESCENT HTo TIE TALLRy.
We unst now summon our strength for the su-
pscme cnoss Of our (ou.ney-she descent into ths
downward 5000 feet In i linear dIstance Of abo,s
1out nies. 1t is steep and trc7one, bu. there ,s
no place Hhe1e, u q person should lose bis bal
xnce. he would be ptecipttAied any farther than to
the RrpUnk1 He might be bruised On the rocks
but he would not be crushed By the faIl Dotu,
down, down, It seems ~ though NC ahonld never
reach tbs bottom Ia1f way ao1n, The dIstance !
seems as 8reat IS iron, the summit But II lenrth
We arc On level g1oUud again, with the beautitnI
Aerced gliding ii our ieet and FL Capltane tower.
ing heaTenNard above u.s. |
TIN VALLEY. |
The Yosemite Valley Is gorge in the Sierra NJ !
sacs range about midway between thetr north, !!
esn and southern ext.eniuea lytnz Il right angles
to the general trend Of the mouutatus 1t Il ur
u.les long, from half mile to a mile F1de. aud
froIu half mile to uie high. The walls which
enclose 1t are II BONE p!aces perpendicular, and
at othess tncltned Al an angie Of 10 10 50 desreea
anc broken Into every ra1iety Of form. Prok
Whitney asctbea the origin u this ssupendous
gorge to " s!nk. :" or sutsidence Of the noun
tains, which once nhed tho valley to the general
leSe OF The ranKe- He shows, by yeyy sst,a,ac~
tory reasoning. that i: could not have been cans
os an earthquake throwing the mountain aps.7.
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Special 1lntiue8.
RXUBERANT HEALTH


BXUBERANT HEALTH
IL blessing youehsafed to few Even those who have
been favored by nature with strong constitutions aud
vigorous frames are apt to neglect the precautions
sary to preserve these precious endowments Indeed rs
a rule the more healthy and robust man H. the more
liberties he Is inclined to take with his own physique
1t some consolation to tho naturally weak and feeble
to know that they can be invgorated and built up BY
proper use OF the means which science has placed at
their disposal Rs to have much better chance Of long
life and exemptions from disease aud pain than the most
athletic Of their fellows who foolish enough to sup
pose themselves inyulnorable, and act accordingly.
1t is not much to say that more than half tie peo
pie Of the civilized world need occasional tonic to en-
able them to support the strain upon thor bodies and
minds. which the fast life Of this restless age occasions
In fact pure wholesome, unexetng tonic Is the grand
deslderatum Of the busy millions aud they have the ar
tlele in HOSrETTERS STOMACH BIrrERS. ltka
srAHNAL MEDICINE, T. e, Il impar5 permanent strength
to weak systems and lnygOmtes delicate constitutions
Its reputation and It's sales have steadily increased Com
petlve preparations have been introduced cd hbp, and
As far as the public concerned at Raea In the hope
ofryaling H. but they have all elthof persisted In The
at.ompt or been len fur in the rear II has been the
great medical success ofns present century and II IA quite
certain that no proprietary medicine In this country
as widely known, or as generally used.
Ton lightning presses, running necessarily Sunday
exeepted) tho whole year through, barely supply th'
demand for tho illustrated Almanac In which the nature
and uses Of the preparation set forth, The circulation
no,, helny over Ave Millions year. $50
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Bn.roN. Jim. p


The Tri5lnes Little Rock, Ark cor
respondent more than confirms former state
monis as TO the origin and nature of the
troubles 20 Arkansas The rebel guerillas
known as Ku Klux and by other aliases,
would commit murders while the civil Off
GERS could make no arrests The citizens
would then meet aud pass resolutions deplor-
ing Che asaHiuau0ns. and then protect the
-ain,.
There was nothing left the Governor but
TO cliI out the militia The guilty parties
sometimes resisted and got shot That is the
whole story
A Madrid special under yesterday, date,
has the following A cabinet council was
held to-day Tor the purpose of inviting the
C0rtez 10 meet Immediately The measure
was unanimously adopted. At meeting Of
the superior officers Of the Army and Navy,
held on the same day, it was agreed that the
nomination of the Duke of Montpensier as
King of Spain would be urged upon the Cor
tez. The garrisons have been increased in
all the cities. The insurrection put down in
Malaga threatens to raise It's head in other
places.
Nearly all the London journals agree il
congratulating the Emperor Of France upon
the peaceful character Of his New Year,
speech.
A Washington special says advices from
Cuba present the cause of the insurrectionist'
ina worry brilliant light The Spanish rein.
lorcements have not yet arrived. and if the in.
,urgcuts can hold their own until spring the
yellow fever will be more effective than.bul-
LET'S The Patriots do not favor annexation
but seem 20 desire Republic, to consist Of
Cuba, Porto Rico and st. Domingo, which
shall control the countries Of the caribbean
Sea They promise to abolish slavery if they
succeed
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COURSE OF LECTURES,
m TEasc Hli MonipsH,r.
Wednesday. January b.
Rev. Jouy LoUn, Ii d., Of Stamford, Conn
DANiEl WEBSTER.
Wednesday, Feb. 3 or TO-
WEspELL PHILLrs. The Lost Arts
In February.
L0uis B. NvNEoE of Boston. Miscellaneous Readings
In March
REy, On. CHAriN. Columbus"
FRED. DoueLAss. william the SILENT
Rrv. W II Minimum What a Blind Man Fl
London
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tr,sgqpA,a Ergrc'siy for W.i.amra star, JgaraaiI
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET
AT CAMBRIDGE ASD BRIGHToN
For the week ending Tuesday, JAN. o. lsl9.
Su1rvr or SrgcK AT NArkrr

AH0rvr or SrJCK At MAHkur
cate saey. ss9.,i gsg car,'
So 5s.' Va ssiS .... i 81. IS. a j 5% 8
oxen $i3 loG 800 ar.t qaaity i56 a .5oi second
qunlty, tltUOa l2l1 third quality, 5000 D sliUH q
700 bs' on total weight Of hide ial9w and dressed beet
few choice western ptoo a : olW Bulls, Co.,
boxing o5,r.sCo esE5 = pair according to their
MleA C0u.-Fair quality s. "a 81; extra good. s75 a.
oo with or without calves as may be- agrrcd inuow
sior@.--Yeariings, tloaas, tvo-ycar. old s25el5t
St,,S aad Li11bs.-i2o5 a g. 70 extra. s5l a s-cen
on live weight or a 5sc head. shorn "a a 90.
SAoies.-5. t y ets.i retail. n up cta. 70. Fat
Vsai calres.-t aO v head
Hde,-Brghton lOsip cts country lots 10 n oie
Pouifrv.-Live, "a a. "a cts
RrMARx,-The receipts Of Western cattle during tio
week have been lees than t, or hardly onchrd OF the
average number for several previous weeks There were
however ~ head len unsold from last week To
day there Rhout 80 head Of Northern cattle receY
ed At Cambridge mostly rather slim stock Last Tues
day there only about halfa many The beet nsr-
kct except for hest qualities remains rather stupid be-
beef which + received daily from chicago. much 81
which Is sold as low s per cwt This beet egmy ~
NoTthern siost Ti.s!S srirars 70 be little change in
The small amount OF stock at market this week and
last Is favorable indication, aud We think the yards
live weight from Waterford w. at lic por DO. other
good exen at % l3ic. A. Blake soldG oxen az Gee.
lie. and at 1910 II. Bush sold % wo-yoar old- az
&c, 90 SIX, stag and 2 steers al he. 800 SIX.
OF the 100 sheep received this week, 300 arrived thI.
morning. The great decline In receipts has a favorable
effect on the trade, though prices Keep steady. Bella
Hastings sold As sheep " u.s., az home, at sili per
head j. Sahin sold So for s. per head and a. on
the Dot. Rice Livingston sold % at $3.50. j. Hopkins
sold 56 sheep and lambs each at &c per b.
The statistics Of the market for the year show that
100 10 cattle, 492715 sheep 1900 veals N $50 fat hogs
and 1888 sho,es have been sold 0fthe loolo cattle
/ 80 $50 weTo Western
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"A yexation Of fashionable life - la
dy, on taking out her peach-blossom grosgra'n
to wear for the second time to an evening
party, was chagrined to find about the body
and shoulders the marks Of warm, perspir-
ing and not over-clean large hand Some
one in waltzing had left his impression in such
a manner as to ruin her pale, rich dress
How to account for It she couldnot determine
till she thought of an elderly nurse in the
house who had young daughter quite fond
of going to fremen's balls, and the conclusion
was that the mother had privately borrowed
the fine dress without leave, for the girl to
wear, and returned the dress to the wardrobe,
The lady could never wear the dress again
so she took it to pawn-broker and sold it,
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CIRCuLAR

STATE TarAsURFR's urgcf,
Montpelier VI, Jan J., l-dl.
Norcr Is hereby given, that under the provisions Of
an Act of the gslnturc approved Nov e, ib no ln
terca will be allowed, aor January I, a. D. 1870 on
money IN the treasury Of the state 20 the credit Of on
der the allotment system Of tho United States and tho
provisions the Act OF the Legislature Of this state APP
There Il a large number Of unsettled allotment &C.
counts the hooks Of this Office, showing balances due
10 Officers and Soldiers their representatives and Is
requested that parties entitled 10 the same, draw tho
amount their due in order that the accounts may he
closed at the earliest day practicable.
Tho Act Of Nov 22 1864, provides IN case of the de-
cease of such soldier while in the service the money due
uch soldier shall not he deemed OF such soldier for
the payment debts against such soldier hut shall 20 10
and be held by the widow Of such soldier or next OF kin
TO enable those who may have claims upon the state
for the balances above referred TO- TO obtain the same
with the least delay the following information u 'ur'
nlshed.
ORDER or PATMENT.
Fnsr-Upon the order Of the person, duly witnessed,
whose name the books Of this Office.
sEcoSDf such person has deceased, and was married
payment viii DO made lst 70 The wd9s 3d u there pc
10 widow TO his child or children, &c minors TO tho
TaMpHlfhe died unmarried it, to the father % II
the father dead 20 the mother 81, 10 both parents are
dead 10 the brothers and sisters collectively lastly %
the heirs generally
Application sd ProaC Required, cass as So@'a
has Deceased.
The claimant or claimants must make written appl-
cation under oath aud over his her. their sigma
tnre atne hs her or their name, age residence con.
nocon 10 the deceased with the letter or name Of the
company and regiment to which he belonged and The
PgoeFIhe dispositions Of Two credible witnesses will
be required stating tha thsy are @e9ana Tllh t'
aud that they the dep0nent0 are disnterest9d
IN tho applications Of those claiming 70 DO the father
mother brother or sister, as well nsby the witnesses
Poci u marriage eeeoT s,Sa s po sinp
NE J. A. PAGE, Treasurer
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CTATE OF VERMONT,
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and for
said District the 23d day OF December, A. d. less
Paul Dliug CHAM executor o. the last will and lesamsnt
deceased presents his account for eaasn
alton and allowance and makes application of decree
distribution and partition Of the estate Of said dsceasd
Wheroupon It ordered by said Court ths, aid account
and said application be referred 10 session Of said Court
10 he held at the Probate Oice In said Montpelier the
10th day Of JAM A. ID. 1869, for hearing and deeAloa
thereon And II Is further ordered that notice hereof he
given 70 ali persons interested BY publication Of the
same three weeks excessively in the Vermont Watch
and state Journal, newspaper published 81 Mont
pcer pre- yIous 10 said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear said time and place. and show
u ans they may have, why said account should not he
allowed and such decree made.
by the Court Attest -
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LIsr OF LETTERS.

RemajRiay IN The Montpelier Post Office
Jam 8, 1869.
L4nrz-Mrs Adolne l.. Brown, Rlizs D. Dodge
Hattie Elkins Lucy Tyler Miss Amands b. Flint, Pan
mic Andrews, Mary A. MAckin, Hattie Waldo, Mary L
Wheeler.
GEstLEAES-Willam Andrews 3, John Andrus, c, W
Alexander, q. W Brigham 2, Joseph Bliss, Walter T
Cutler, A0nzo Morris, d. Z. Thayer W. G. Thayer
bert Wiley, Cyrus whitney, Gee. W. Wnber, Henri,
Wells, Marcus Wiley. G. ". Whitney, d. A. Woods.
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REAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farm in

W Calais Pleasantly situated, mites ffom Mont
heller N miles from kents Corner aud On rods from
school Late residence OF Rev h. Warren aud Is part OF
the old Quicker Farm Said farm contains TO acres,
% Of wood land and the rest In good state Of cultVa
ton House large aud newly painted. Three barns,
shode etc. Good orchard, and Sugar orchard Of 800
trees with ali tho oOnYeniences for sugarng Running
water al house and barn Twenty OF this farm n
valued by Judges at 500 per acre Price t4,i0O One
hall can remain mortgage a. long as desired For
particulars enquire VI ', ~ HAluuNuION,
jan ), 1902. SOU