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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-30

Testimonials similar 10 the noor" ".'J +,
at NJ. Bernhardt's Office from the NOS :.
and we'll known gentlemen OF tho | MEG -
among whom are:
Horatio Seymour ex-GoyernCr o! ~"
Z. E. Fenton, cx-GoverE0r 81 re" o.
4. e. Curtin, Ex-Governor o! !":h5''
T.. b. Hays, Governor OF ONO.
O. P. Morton, Ex-Governor OF !iI!i".'''
Alexander Ramsey, ex-Go:. 81 u =,
Henry A. witt, cx-Ipvrf"": a. '':'.
Richard Yates, el-tfov"rnof .! ! !i:h.'-
r.. II, Patten, ey-G0vein"r OF h'"o@..'
joseph Il. Brown, kx-GrT. OF "t0'E''
Jonathan Worth. Gov. OF H"r.H li:"''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-30

Alcxandria, .jeptcn! Der j., =
Judging from the interview which
had with Professor Ii Der5haSct. ] 81
him to be q skillful Opliciau. SD ron
many certificates which nc nus from IN" h..
men of the South, tha: n" il m exrcrlac""'
reliable 0culist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-30

have examined the Brazilian P"bb,e,
Australian Crystal CLASSES Of DR.. y.
hardt. and regard them of superior qualify
surprising any that ever came under my
servstion. TesLimonin!s from the most y
nent citizens of the country prove this. n":.
have been greatly benefited b. the Doc:
tske pleasure in recommending him % AM
may need his services. T. Il. HAi -
Pastor of tho 81 Z. Gnu:
W, So,+
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-30
CONSULTATIONS FREE.

Office hours from y. m ~ =. II
MANSION HOUSE.
y. Blowing to engagements "'SH"H'
pornbsrdt will bo abio 10 Remain 10"
short time only. ,.rr.ry.
'''0 IEMPLOY NO FEDDIhn9
sep 2l--d&tT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-30

The recent rp!iugs OF the /. 5. Courts IN
Utah seem to be bringing the Mormon ques-
ton to O crisis, and it is iu!; time that 1t
should be known whether Brigham Young $
law or the u. S. laws, arc to prevail in that
territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-30

One of the NEST striking evidences OF The
decline of the commercial marine Of this coun-
try, is noticeable in tho fearful sacrifices made
in the sale of steamships by auction aud other.
wise. The Boston Traveller remarks "A
wcll.knowD firm in this city has accumulated a
fortune in purchasing at low figures ocean and
coasting steamers, taking out the machinery
and breaking up the huIls for copper, iron, and
other valuable material
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-30

CASH paid for old iron And Gras..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-30

The efforts which have been made for an in
crease Of salaries of the Government emp !oyccs
al Washington. and which will DO renewed dur
ing the coming winter, give interest to tue
views on this subject of members OF the Cab-
net and members of Congress. Secretaries
Fish, Robson, Delano and Boutwell, and
Postmaster General Cresweil express them
selves 10 favor OF an increased pay and limi'
taton of the clerical force of the Departments.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
II e a t h s.


In Barre, sept %, Miss MARY NJ. DowSEn aged ~
year,.
In St Albans, Sept 22d, Mrs HARRIET b. READ. wild.
ow of Renslear Read Of Cambridge aged about 70 years
In Wocott, Sept -, Of consumption oRlS C. SAN
BoRs, aged % years
10 Woodstock oct g. II0RrrvsR wife Of Dr. NJ Now.
ton and daughter Of Chas. Wang, Ed Of Montpelier
aged ~ years.
In W0lcOtt, Sept. 90 SALEM CUTLER, aged % year.
Mr. G. was the first male child born in Montpelier.
In Newport, Sept. 49, Mrs, OLIVE MouLroS, aged "a
At North Troy, Sept. a, MARY ELLA LEACH, daugh.
tor OF widow Mary Leach, aged 6 years aud months
In jay, Sept. 10, ALFRED GREENWOOD, aged Il years
In Sutton, Sept. 49, at the residence OF A. T. TAFT
Lucy PUTNAM, aged 10 years.
In Newark, Sept. 70, ISw A., daughter OF Eliinl
ana Amanda &. Osgood, aged y years and months.
la Kirby Sept I6, RocKsAn, wife of David R. Jonkn
aged 36.
In Peacham Sept 20, SARAH FAnaow, aged 30 years
In Passumpsic Sept 2ji Mr.. JouS HAzELriSr aged Gi
years.
In Cabot, Sept. "A, FANNIE II FlsnER. aged "A year,
In Kirby, Sept %, RUSSELL RisLEY Esq aged ahou
70 years.
In St Johnsbury, Sept. ~ Mrs. NANCY T. sAusDEns
aged o. years.
In 81. Johnsbury, Sept p, Miss MARY A. WEEKS.
At No, Wolcott, Sept 7th, sARAm u. KELLEY, aged
years months and Ii days.
In Rochester, w. Sept. 2lst ALICE PAcKARD, wife o.
David Lyon, ESD Of Chicago, H., aged y years
Ia Granville, w., Sept I'D, AnGAiL, wif of Mari
Olson aged ~ years.
ln Bethel, VI, Sept eth, MARY, wife orc O. FLYNN
and daughter of Ezra and Mary Putnnm aged % years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

EDfroSs WArcnuAN The President and man
ayers Of the Home for Destitute Children, y
gratefully acknowledge the following subscrip.
tons from Washington County, through Rev. A.
Hitchcock
PL,NrsLp-NIrs. Ruth Sherman, Miss G.
Shepherd, and c. I. Batchclder, each, 50
Mrs. Jane Wills, and ID. b. Smith, each, $l,w.
MARsHfiEip-Mrs. II. g. Pitkin, and Bomis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

TINS D,Nvutp l~r->crto~ Tho S,,nrer,o
Conrt oc Vermont 10 which ,yos roror,od f,, On
neal from the decision Of Tndoe peck os chan.
cellor ! tho cose Of tho town IF Da,vplo nro,,.
inc IN be relieved fron, ,e vote or tho bond
inl, ;selr G,r s1oo ooo in favor n Tho Non,,o-
Ib,r & 81 Jobnsburv railroad has decided Tho
case in favor Of tbe town and have issned the
following MANDATE.
H. o..,.. A., H.. r. A.. c.,.cc,
corr, is aiIir,ned and The ca,,se IL re,,onded 20
that Court, that the decree may be carried into
effect
IN ueuiee 10 re Wlt,out plsJuu'Ic 70 my Ilgnt
the frs coaTra3 of a,bscr;1iion made in bebalf
Of the town of Dnnvile, for one thousand shares
OF the capital stock OF the Montpelier St Johns
b ter,ns theroIf L1P saij R VIII pn wiz"
nv
,"' J"S' '0"''u.' ~ S"D'"F"C" VI ','o '"""
" famine was 'o' Uu'u'"s '"'''u"u "o" 0''
Yo'ia''' =, '''"'po"'', ",- p'V',1'u eAp'eN1'S
','"' '"' io'u ',o''u run " -''''n DAn'''e' ny
','s u',is'o' 'ro "U"''''' ''"''nu"''o" VI ',o
'on'lo"er ST. 'onns"ury r"''roau WIN 'ne
Hu'no'''e 'a'loy IonIoau' winch was enecleu iaS'
winter 'or tue espec'ai purpose Oh uFerl'hg the
SUBSCRIPTION o' tue V"h OF pahvl''e ron hs
origin" ol1eot' 70 the lAno'ile whey railroad,
nus oeeD ueohlou Noiu, esPeolaIiy as III 'ne nc"
survey the village oi Nortn D9h'lHe mas been
io' entfey OUT IN the coid' without the rall-
r1"u iac'ht'oS Wn'cn Tue contract expressly sup
ula'eu II shoulu nave indeed should a connect
ing INK DC pu'lt between That ROAD and the Mont
peller wells River railroad, we doubt whether
,he subscription oil the town oil panVilie could
DC made available without the road was built rid
North DanVille
The Norm star gives the following summary
oil the general results OF the decision
lhere are some other points oil general and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
Hon. b. II. srrrLr, CHG Judge.


Hon. b. II. srEELE, Clut Judge
Hon. Hon. J j., W Il Wd DnfSf'l Assistant Jees
Jared Kemmis rs. Enos Stiles This was an
action for SANDER in accusing the plaintiff Of
swearing falsely in court Verdict for plaintiff.
Damages, Sl999. Randall & Durant and J. p.
lamson for plaintiff Heaton 4 Reed and Red
field for defendant
Ira Richardson 4 Son Us. John Osborn X Son.
Action for fraud and false warranty in the sale Of
a quantity Of hides, bought by the plaintiffs of
the defendants in Boston. Verdict for plaintiffs
Damages, 1866 Heaton & Reed and Randall
& Dumnt for plaintiffs Fcrrin and Red6eld for
defendants.
Carrie C0zens u.s. Geo. II. Fuller Prosecution
under the statute for bastardy. Verdict for
plaintiff French for plaintiff Randall 4 Du-
rant for defendant.
VIM. b. Brown rs. Leonard Aldrich Case
for disturbing plaintiffs concert at Barre The
plaintiff alleged that the defendant bought tickets
for himself and family to his concert at the ordi-
nary price That he advertised that reserved
seats would be ten cents in addition. To those
that paid for reserved seats he gave a check in
addition 10 the ordinary ticket which entitled the
holder TOT reserved seat Inc defendant although
he ana not pay Tor reserved seats, or have checks
for the same, with his family and dog took seats
which had been designated as reserved seats The
plaintiff informed him that the seats he had taken
were reserved seats and that he would be re-
iuiieu - 'lNe o','gr seats LUIS 'u0 ue'enuan'
'iu''u % u.s. "'u ~ - ieir''"s general u'S'r-
'ei ''''uV', anu '''o p'a'u''n was u"aoie 10 20
a''ns WIN MS o'ncer'' auu 'nat ne ,nereupoh re-
'''''eu '''e money 70 'ne ',cNet no'oe'' ana tue
C'"0''' was gNe" up, 'e'u'o' 'o' phiu'ln
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
For the Journal.
The Clerkship.

Msssrs. Editors -lnasmuch as considerable is
being said about the Clcrkship compromise de-
sire to say Il word or two through your columns.
am led to do this by recent item in the Bel
lows Falls Times, and in order that members and
others may not be mlsled The editor Of the
Times, after speaking Of the custom Of arranging
things and farming out Offices and positions be-
fore elections, closes as follows
BY what authority does one legislature put
forth candidates for the next one And this leads
us to the" arrangement " said to bealready made
relative 10 the clerk Of the llouse in future leg
isature. Who has authority 30 make an q" ar
rangement " for clerk Of the House 10 be chosen
IN lel22 We certainly hope the House elected
IN 1872 will have sufficient independence to elect
their own clerk. We mean no opposition what.
ever 70 the person arranged " for, at that time
but let him wait till called for, MS he surely will
be if wanted"
The tendency Of the above is 10 lead members
10 suppose that in the compromise, so called
some plan was maturcd or arrangement made,
whereby some one was iorcordaned to be clerk in
1872. This is not the fact. No arrangement of
the kind was made. The only compromise, If such
il would be called, was satisfactorily effected
through the earnest solicitation Of mutual friends
Mr. Newell withdrawing as o candidate for the
clerkship and accepting the position of First As
sistant, the same position he held during the last
session, by my appointment. II was desired by
some Of Mr. Newe's friends that, in addition to
giving him the appointment, should promise
not to be candidate for the clerkship in 1872 as
against him. refused deadedly to make any such
promise, neither did ! ask for any similar prom
understood between us. repeat, that no " ar
rngement' Of the kind referred to has been made
by me or any Of my friends with my knowledge
or consent 1t is, perhaps, matter of little con-
sequence, yet in justice to myself and that no
one may be deceived by the false impression which
has in some way found its course abroad, [ dc
sire TO make the facts public
d. NJ CAvp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
IA arrtag es.


In Barre sept 20, GEOHGE W. JAckMAN OF Barre and
Miss JOSIE A. CAswELL Df Washington.
In Danvlle, sept, "a, Mr.. j. e. NuruSa and Miss c
j. MoRsE Of Danville.
In Bradford Vt, Sept. 2ld ALnKar p JoRDAS of
Newhuryi aud Miss EMMA L. Pierce Of bradford
st Newport Sept "a, Mr.. SAMUEL H. suiru of East
Boston Mass and Miss CLARA } GulLD, Of Coventry
In bloomington, sept 22 Mr. DAVID c. CHAsH and
Miss MARY W. CHENEY, both Of Bloomington.
Ia Barton, sept. 22d. Mr.. ASA BARNES OF st Johni-
buryi ana Miss DRusit.lA D. BicKfORu OF Lyndon
In Lyndon, Sept. a. Mr. p. q. IIAnrwELL and Miss
Lucy A., daughter OF Jonas " BARTLETT both of Lyndon
IN Mclndoes Sept p. Mr.. d NJ ELaorr OF LIttleion
Mass and Miss SARAH A, CniLDs 0rAl ilnd0es
In Rutland Sept NJ Nj W. A. SHAW, of St. Johns
bury, and Miss MINNIE y. sAnLEn, Of Rutland.
In Woodstock, sept. 2l OWEN CoorY to AyGELfSR
SMITH, both Of Barnard.
In Jacksonville, Sept ith, DwiGur r. Posrrn md
NELLIE ll0wARD, both OF johnson.
In West Calais, sept 90 az the residence of the brides
parents, On their Golden Wedding Day, By Rev }. T.
Wright Mr. CHARLES II. SHAW Of Boston and Miss Ris.
PAN r. CONE Of Calais.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
ROgueS Arrested!


Sheriff II. h. Hubbard, of Claremont, ~ H.,
last week tracked band of thieves which had
been committing robberies in that place, to
Whitehall, n Y, and succeeded in arresting
person who gave his name as G. W Bryant, and
had chase after two or three others, but did not
succeed in arresting them, they leaving the house
where he found them in hot haste. Mr. Hubbard
found, however, trunks containing lots of stolen
goods, some Of which he brought on, and already
Redfeld < Hall, Dickinson 4 Bailey, of Clare
mont, and Amadou and n. II Farr, of Bellows
Falls, have identified articles belonging to them
Bryant, who is mere boy of about IL, has
made a very free confession, and as many facts
fully corroborate his statement it is thought TO
be nearly true.
From his story it appears that there is a gang
of these thieves and burglars who have been ope-
rating in that vicinity for some time and that he
was new recruit to their gang, with whom he
had been only about six weeks
The name of the leader Of this gang is Timothy
llaudlon, Of Troy, New York, who, according TO
Bryant's acount is a desperate character lie
also duplicates two boys from this place, one Of
whom is named St. John and the other Thomas
Slattery. lie gives an amusing account Of the
robbery Of butchers shop, which we think
must have been the robbery perpetrated few
months ago upon the butcher Shop of Messas.
smith Sandish Of this village although if they
only went there for the purpose of getting some
thing to eat, we can hardly account for their
desperate and weli-ngh successful effort to break
open the safe. lie says
At some place-he does not remember where
they broke into butchers shop to get something
To- eat that while there the butcher himself appear
ed, and one OF them gave him clip over the head
with cleayer, which " sent him whrlingn out
OF the shop squealing bloody murder, during
which they made their escape.
We trust that the efforts made will be success,
full in breaking up the gong and bringing the
guilty parties to punishment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

The speedy completion of the Montpelier and
Wells River Railroad will we trust put Washing
ton County back into the position which she
held at the beginning of the last decade.
VERMONT BIBLE Society The annual meeting
of this Society will be holden in Montpelier the
10Th Of October
The anniversary services will be in Bethany
Church at l-2 O'clock p NJ. Addresses by
Rev. Mr.. BRstow Of st. Johnsbury, Rev. Mr..
Malcolm Of st. Adams, and Prof NJ, II. Buckham
Of Vermont University.
The directors will meet in the vestry of the
church at 10 ~ o'clock, A. NJ and the Society
for the transaction of business Mt O'Clock p, NJ.
4. Irwin CARPENTER, Secretary,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

CousrY FAR.-Tbe Committee an Fruits and
=. y" 'i"''7 "nu
o,,s.,.L 4, -. &. = lt.-t,t ,,,
49,. Il. -. =, '"V ~"
ny s'' - '"a' '"'y Nerc ~" '''' commit
ec 'roih inc START not being chosen until the at
tornoon OF the second day. They award premi-
ums as follows.
best mock p,t,ios, p,,,d uoota,,t. ,,,o.o, n
Davis, BOO. %
Best peck bects. u b. Whcelock, j0c. "a, J b. Pike
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
Watchman s. Journal.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1870.
MONTPELIER DAILY Journal.


AS usual, the MONTPELIER DAILY JouRNAL will
be published during the approaching session Of
the Legislature, commencing with THURSDAY
MORNING, October 9th. Our edition will contain
lull and accurate reports of proceedings in both
Houses the latost telcgNphic dispatches, foreign
and domestic news, miscellany, etc, etc.
IrRas - $50 per single copy five copies 10
ono address, 5000
TH WArcmN & Journal (wcekly) contain.
ing same reports as Daily during session, and
covering publication Of laws, from commencement
oil session, 80 cents; ten copies, to one address,
500.
In solicting the continued support ofold friends.
we hope to be able to demonstrate that our mcili.
ties Tor answering the requisites Of a good Daily
Legislative journal are at least fully equal to
those Of any other establishment. Certainly. M
labor or expense shall be spared to accomplish
this end. Orders solicited.
j. d j. VI poLAND.
Montpelier, VT, Sept 90 $50.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
Vermont Coinage. Collections OF Vermont
Historical Society.

Editor If The Free Press and Times
In reference to tie friendly warning given in
this mornings FREE Pass to the publishing
Committee of the Vermont Historical Society,
permit me to say that, if it had been needed, it
came too late and better STILL that it was not
needed The scandal as to the patriotism of Yer
mont, in 1865 first suggested in 1858 by John
II. lliekcox of New York, repeated in 1861 by
W. c. Prime, and in 1865 by Benjamin +. De-
Costa, (al of New York;, has been very satislac-
torily iripcd ow by Rev. Edmund F Slater OF Bos-
ton, in an able and exhaustive paper on the coin
age Of Vermont, which has been printed in the
first volume Of the collections of the Vermont His
torical Society The printers have so far com
pleted this work that | can say it will be an ele-
CANT and exceedingly interesting and valuable
volume of five hundred pages, embracing much
historical matter never before printed in Vermont,
and some that is out Of print, or copies OF which
are so rare as to command large price-such as,
for example, IRA ALIENS HlsToRY OF VERMONT.
The volume will be issued in few weeks
Il. p. W.
A4,,tior So,,,on,her % 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

40 al lao moo
ple rising in arms and .,nccr,r,,;u, uror ,to
great cities. in which the oovo,nmcnt !. ron;llv
accumnlatina armies Impcrtoc, r.,,rrs rr,n,
six Departments sboy n to,ol m o,o ooo ,.i,n-
teers enrolled ,nco tbo snrroni.r or st. aa1
municinoI vo,os NJ uo,rt. 100 600 oooc..---
Tho ao;ciol ro,or, oru ~, -. a.
Government ot T,rrs ~, r,o I'll, ~ ~, -
tioti,rs viii, c., t,;.,,...i. t.,.,.",-,7
stantiolly fror tbot ci,, Al - 49,. ,'.,
after tbc e,ilnrc or r,,,,. - - ''i's
doter,nipcd or, tl,o tou, H., ,,l..ea..l ~,
roply as q, whether Conn, y,n p;.naro Iii
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
{. b. MARsH,)
l.. GILMAN, Committee.
S. BAILEY,


STATE SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION. 49, The
State Sabbath School Convention of Vermont is
to meet in st, Johnsbury, October l2th and 18th.
All Sunday schools connected with Evangelical
churches in the State are invited and expected 10
send their pastor and one delegate 10 represent
them in this convention. Prof. Philip Phillips
will be present and take charge af the musical
exercises. Prominent Sunday school men from
abroad have been invited and arc expected to be
present Delegates to this convention are nyit-
ed by the executive committee Of Young Mems
Christian Association to be present at their con-
vention, which meets at the same place on Tues
day, and adjorns Wednesday. Entertainment To
members of the convention will be furnished by
the citizens of st. Johnsbury, and return checks
will be furnished most of the railroads in the
State to those attending the convention, and who
pay full fare one way. An extensive and inter
esting programme has been made out, and there
is no doubt that the convention will be one Of
great interest and profit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

VERMONT MRDIcAL SoclETY.-The fity-seyenth
annual session of this society will be held at
Montpelier on Wednesday and Thursday, oeto-
Der 18th and Goth. The presidents address will
be delivered on the evening of Wednesday. Re
ports Of cases in practice, of the committee on
epidcmics, and papers on various medical sub
jects, will be presented during the session, BY
general arrangement, the railroads Of the State
carry all persons going to Montpelier during the
session Of the legislature for fare one way.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
A LIEN H. SMITHS ESTATE-Tbe

n subscribers, having been appointed by tho Honora
Die Probate Court for the District Of Randolph COlnis
sonors to receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate Of Allen H.
Smith laa Of Brookeld In said District deceased repre-
cnted insovent, and the term OF six months from the
ith day Of Sept 1870 being allowed by said Court to
the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us Give notice that will
attend TO the duties Of appointment at the dwelling
house Of Widow lett A. Smith, in Brookfsld, in said
District tho first Thursdays of November and March
next o'clock In the forenoon each of said days.
JERAH EDISON, d..
MARSHALL GREEN, }No"'iS'''neis'
Hrookheld, Sept. H. A. ID. 1870. 37i39
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
CTATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
IN Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District tho 10th ,hy OF September A. ID. 1870.
An instrument purportng to BIO the last viii and Tes
lament Of Mary Ptkn, late Of Marshfeld, In said
district, deceased, being presented 10 the Court by
Marshall ID, Perkins the Executor therein named, for
Probate IL Is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified TO appear at session Of
said Court 10 be held at the Probate Oce In Montpelier,
the It'll day OF October, A. D. 1870 and show cause,
any they may have, against the Probate Of said will
for which purpose II " further ordered that copy OF
tho record of this order DO published three weeks
cossiyely In the Vermont Waterman State Journal,
printed at Montpelier previous b said time appointed
for hearing.
By the C0urt,-Attest
9G33 W. H. WHEELER, Register.