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VIRGINIA..
ELLISON TRIUMPHANT

ELLiSON TRIUMPHANT.
RICHMOND, March 21.-Ellison has entire
control OF the city. The officers are quiet and
there Is no further danger of conflict.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM GOV. WALKER.
Gov Walker in reply to Gen. Canby's letter
explaining the reason Of his interference with
troops 10 the recent troubles, SAYS he is glad
Gen. Candy comedies that there is no warrant
or authority to be found in the constitution or
laws of the United States for Cen. Canby's ac-
ton on Friday last AS for the Generals in.
structIons, the Governor says that they would
not justify his action if construed by the light
of the law, Such construction as the Gen
eral gives these instructions would soon reduce
the united states army to mere police force,
aud supercede the State and munic,nal con-
SENATORS OF peace throughout the country.
The Governor expresses his confide,,t belief
that but for military interference the DISGRACE.
ful rebellion against the lawfully constituted
authorities OF the city would NOT have lasted
an hour The Governor feels snra from his
knowledge of the statesmauiike ability of both
the President and Secretary of Wa that thew
will relieve Gen. Candy of the duty of execut-
ing orders which under his construction can
not be executed without violation of the fun
damental laws of the United States.
MORE DISTURBANCES.
This afternoon Ben Scott one of Mavor Ca
hoon's colored police force, was cantnred by
EIlison's police, and in taking him to the sta.
ton house disturbance ensued. in which he
was snot through the hand.
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Administrators Sale of Valuable
Real Estate,

Is man. Jndge of Probate with and E6r the coun
ty Of Cumberland shall sell at public auction, on
he premises, on the Path day of March next at u
the heirs of John N. enneli late Of Portland, de.
ceased, viz: 1 1-2 story Wooden Dwelling Hou.e,
with ell attached, suitable for one family. pleasantly
situated on The ont hwestern side OF Munjoy street,
ia said Portland, and numbered ID on said street.
Lot about 43 by 70.
For further particulars erquire OF r. % LAn-
q. BAILEY ~ 90, Aueese!esss.
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Portland, saco y Portsmouth LIS
II 60.
A Special Dividend e. Tws State. tx
Acurrency less any an IN. Drec,ors to StocAholdsfs
Of record, FebruaEEY II iET MOTT, TREASURER.
Mar 1-to23d
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New York STOCK and Money m.-n

NEW YORK. March 21-Worning Mooney easv at
q sper cent. on call. There was a renort ib 90
morning Ct the failure of prominent cotton firm
advanced the Fate or GO days bills to 1851 less lay
Sight bill 1O9 q 1891. 'S'' Aio
rates paid for carr. g v ere to- per cent. AA0
The government bond market was more active
and price. advanced. "e'''o
Southern securities were firm with a sharp ad
vance in Vireirias and Louisiana reyees. q"
Pacific Railway mortgages quiet at ga m aal for
Centras, and $50 q &c for Unions " ''s iol
The Stock marhet was strong and bipber a. H.
opening, but afterwards tell off little from the
highest point. A 'A7
The total shipments of Gold last week were SAN.
4sl chleny IN foreign COIN and total since January
merch andise at this port for the past week We 81
1882 against 4O7 the same time last vear
ne Trea ury bought during the week ST 900 0oo Of
o-zvs received In coin for customs s27OO,i32 and
099. uep'' So4o'-
NEW YORK. March 21-Atternoon- weak.
ened his AFTERNOON under kilograms from Washi,,c
ton 3aai the Of the funding bin less
Inere was but little interest in the market and busi
ness closed heavy. Governments steady,
oIo
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For Ellsworth.

Sch. Frank Pierce now lying at
Al Jo,G WHARF will receive Freight for
AH the above port Moncay and TUESDAY
MlkA March 2lst and 22d. For freight or pas
sage apply to the Captain on bo board,
Portland, March 21st, 1s70.
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Port. & Ken. r. R. Co.

AUGUSTA, March IA, 1870.
A Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Portland
"A and Kennebec Railroad Company will be held ct
the Iessu,er's Once In Augusta, on Tuesday ahcr-
question Of consolidating the Capital Stock OF eaid
road with the Capital Stock Of the Somerset sne
Kennsoec Railroad Company, and also to act upon
ing. nn s.c,e,arv
mr1a 100
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BRITISH CONSULATE, PORTLAND,
March 18th 1870
To His Honor, BENJAMIN KINGsBURY, Jr.,
Mayor of Portland, Maine.

FOREIGN OFFICE, March 5, 1870.
SIR:-1 am directed by the Earl of Claren-
don to acknowledge the receipt of your dis
patches Nos. 1, and of the 18th of january
and I'd and 14th ultmo, giving an account OF
the proceedings that have taken place in the
United States on the occasion of the arrival OF
Her Majesty's ship Monarch" bearing the
remains of the late Mr.. Peabody; and 1 am in
reply to desire that you will take such oppor
tunities as you can properly avail yourself Of
to make known the qualification of the Queen
and Her Msjesty's government at the cordiali-
ty aud kindness shown by the United States
authorities and citizens to the Captain and of :
dcers of the Monarch am, Sir,
&c &zc Syc
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@ o M M ERCIAL.
Receipts by Railroads and Steamb n

sNeceAPs ~ Railroads and Steam boats.
=. STEAMER q MONTREAL FROM RosToN.-3 81 chests
100 co,ls cordage 1876 ibis sugar, 285 do -four so les
lard ~ kegs da rs half bbis beer hay cutter ID
,%rs TX Sals IL o6s OH do oysers Al pkgs furn
10 plates iron, iron doors, 80 frkns lard 70 wheels
uaies caIPeting, sewing machines, 100 bags salt
tSre II 5 5o rut horses, 300 pkgs to Princes
EAp[ess zoO 10 to order. For Canada and up co IN.
y ~ wheels 20 boxes tin, ia bulls leather IS bdIs
soles, Kegs lard 30 bags dye WOOD boxes glue 25
order. eA' ~" PAsS "
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-32 cases
shoes, 35U bbs -four, $50 do sugar SO cis corda oe
~ Daes oakum 20 bars metal "a bdls paper 81 box,
CASKS oil ~ eM9py cans 10 bars ana plates iron,
hqlors, 100 boxes raisns, casks dye stuffs 10 sew
ing machines, 81 odls and 4l5 oars iron IL bbs lead
pkes to Princes Express 10 do to order For Can
aua ana up country, 120 empty barre-, bales bags
y! pays WOOL ~ bars iron, 81 bbls dye stuff, casks
machine, 81 kegs lead, pcs machinery, 20 bds "a.
per- trunks, IS bds leather casks OIL l3 bbs d.
SUM- sewing machine, 100 pkgs to order.
SIEAMEh DIRIGo, FROM NEW YoRK-59 bales
er 10 0ais paper hangngs, l2O chests tea 28 boxes
glass; VI 10 1ooacco 6o bars iron, 1888 bags coffee 6591
40 sugar, ~ 9bis sugar. 456 do -four, "a tubs but
auo, $50 pkgs sundries r.
GhAND IRoNK RAILWAY - 500 cans milk, 1920
bbs. flour, 90 d, pork 24s pkes mel chandi.e, car
wneas r. 40 dead u.s. Dc bark do oat, do shorts
visions, 81 hbs potash. For shipment to easr a0l
bbs fur, car wheat, do whiskey. WV
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAp-244 pkos roercho,-
ase 20 boxes 81 sunanes veas y wheel burrows, -
beams yarn, ~ empt, barrels, bags wool, 10 bills
sundries, bols do, do beaus 80 bush nota,oe IiS
sides leather, pkgs sundres, car beans horses
PORTLAND q KENNEBEc RAILRoAp-2 cars
hoops, 90 snip kn, es, IL bbls -four DO taI,ow 2
hos molasses, II tubs butter cases goods III ~
merchandise, 70 cars ire ght for Boston. pAs'
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SebagO Lake Ice.

CE from this water ready for present or tuture
l. delivery. For sale by the Cargo on board by
- n. o. CRAM,
March 18th, 1870, mr1sedstt
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The Methodist Society OF Burlington,
have decided to dedicate their new church
on Tuesday, April 10Th. The dedicatory
sermon will be preached by Bishop Ames
Of Baltimore.
BENNINGTON, w., March 1.-THE
severest snow storm and gale known for
years ragged here yesterday The Mount
Anthony observatory was blown down
and much damage was inflicted by the
storm.
HAVE THE CouhIERs GCSs BEEN
SPIKED.-Two very significant facts are
the entire absence of any attack upon
Governor Page in the last issue of the
Courier, and the somersault of the editor
on the question of taxing railroad proper
ty.
A Stormy PAssA0E-W learn from
the Free Press that Conductor Cadman
had rather stormy passage to Rutland,
Thursday afternoon, with the Rutland
Sons of St. Patrick. returning from the
celebration there. AT Middlebury a raid
was made on the restaurant in the depot
and pretty much everything confscated,
even to the beer-pump. The crowd got
through, however, without serious mishap
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BRIsroL.-Business promises to be
lively with us this spring. Many Of our
citizens are making arrangements for
building. :. r. Cain and L. Vilmore
have purchased lot of X. T. Dodge and
+. Hamlin, and will erect thereon two
story building, the first story to be used
by Mr. Cain as a meat market, and by
Mr.. Vilmore as boot and shoe store.
Mr.. Vilmore has also purchased Of d. r.
Gage II building lot on north street, and
will erect dwelling house the coming
season. Z. S. Farr, Of the firm of Drake,
Farr L. Co., is now repairing and fitting
up the building formerly used by H Farr,
as boot and shoe shop, for a dwelling
house for himself. W. W. Rider is ma
king his arrangements to build one or
more houses the coming spring.-Consid.
cradle activity is manifested in the lum-
Der business in this vicinity. ID. Durfee
with Ira Tucker are repairing the old
Durfee mill, about two and half miles
north Of the village. They propose to
engage largely in the saving of lumber
and pail slaves. They have now in their
yard about 1000 saw logs, mostly pine
and hemlock also about 800 cords Of
sapling pine for slaves. They use one Of
@, @. Hoadly's engines, of 81 horse pow.
er.-Durfee 4 Eastman In the "Little
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Notch have some 1000 saw logs in their
yard, and arc extensively engaged in
saving lumber and in the manufacture Of
butter and sap tubs.-IIowden, Dosworth
d Co., have also Il large pile Of logs on
hand. They have lately put into their
factory stavo machine for saving pail
slaves, also single machine They are
also manufacturing doors, sash, blinds,
collins, etc. The company are intending
to erect a saw mill this spring.-K. ID.
Stewart is at work upon his new grist
mill, and is erecting commodious and
substantial building, and is the best thing
of the mill kind in these parts.-James
Barrett Of Rutland still carries on the
pill box business at the east end Of the
village. lie has between two and three
hundred cords of white birch now in the
yard, and is engaged in saving aud fitting
it for the lathes. Whitney Il Co. are
manufacturing chairs and chair stock at
their old stand. They also keep at their
ware rooms good assortment Of furni-
ture, collins etc. They seem to have
plenty to do in the way Of tradc.--Our
village has one Of the largest good tenn
plar lodges in the state. They number
over 200 and are in a prosperous condi-
ton. They are now located in Dunshee's
Hall, their old quarters in the school
house being too limited to accommodate
their increasing bcrs.--Report says
that we have one temperance hotel in the
place, Willard Daniels having adopted
the temperance plan. Success to
him is the hearty wish of every
true lover of law and order III our village.
John Ring, who met with an accident
few weeks since, is recovering and will
soon be out. We hope this will be a les
son to John.--M. s. Wilds, who broke
his leg some time since, is again to be
seen in our streets and at his place of
business.-Mr. Douglass Of Brattleboro,
will speak in the interests of the Y. VI.
c Associations Of the state, in Dunshce' s
Hall this, Monday ovening.-Bristol Aca-
deny opened for this term last Tuesday
! will give you more extended report
in my next, of the school, number OF
scholars, etc. My communication must
be long already. | will close. s.
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Addison County.

Fourteen persons were initiated into
the Good Templar's lodge in Bristol at
their last meeting
The Good Templars OF the northern
towns met in council at North Ferris
burgh last Saturday evening
Mr.. Daniel Durfee, of Bristol, has
put new steam engine into his sawmill,
about two miles west of Bristol village
Mrs. Elijah Benton and Mrs. q. G.
Bacon died in Waltham, on Wednesday
the former aged IS years and the latter
AZ.
The house of Mr. W. +. Keller, OF
North Ferrisburgh, was burned on Sun
day, the 18th inst The furniture and
provisions were saved.
%. ii. Kile, Principal of the Yer.
gennes Graded School will deliver free
lecture at School House Hall in Yer.
gennes, on Friday evening of this week
Coon TEMPLARs. Edward Mills
of Rutland, will lecture in Salisbury vii
lage on Wednesday evening, March 23d
Subject, Temperance. All are invited.
The Vcrgennes Charter election oc.
ours to-day, and Mayor, Aldermen
Common Councilman, Listers and other
officers are to be elected for the next
year.
The Bristol Dramatic Club repeated
their entertainment, Ingomar, on Tuesday
evening to good house, and gave salts.
faction. After the exhibition the club
cat down to supper at Crossman's.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

For sale one of the best era ling. and is; ~
farms IN Addison County.
The subscriber offers for sale his farm. stual ed
in West Cornwall. containing about 800 acres ;
also pasture of Sc acres, one mile distant, which
can be had with the farm il desired
The buildings consist Of a handsome, capsciuus
cottage house. painted and blinded. and is com
plete In every part, with an unisilng supply II
running water. brought into the wood house.
Not barn. or shed, or shelter for stock or zraH
or horses or carriages, tools, is lacking. Thu,
every farm want Tor comfort or convenience, is
fully met. Scveral-of the out buildings arc new
and tasteiully finished and all in complete orler
and repair. Every barn and yard is iurni-h,d
with an uniailing supply Of running water.
Tho farm is suitably divided into rolling aud
bottom land, and has an ample supply Of wood
and rail timber. Every meadow and pasture #
any siss has a constant supply Of living water.
Tho farm is truly model one. and for its size,
is passed In the County, in capacity and re-
sources for Welding large yearly returns.
1t will carry the year round dairy Of seventy
five cows.
For fu, Their particulars enquire Of S. Is. Roch-
well or Judge Slade. OF Middebur, OF the pro-
prietor on the premises.
25u 5. S. ROCKWELL.
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What Every Horseman Wants.

4 GOOD. CHEAP, AND RELIABLE LINZ
IA MENT. Such an article is DR.. Tobias
Venetian Horse Liniment. Pint Bottles at Ono
Dollar. For Lameness, Cuts, Calls, Collie, Spraius,
etc, warranted better than any other. 1t is used
by all the great horsemen Long Island courses.
1t will not cure Ring Bone or SPAWN, as there is
no inimcnt in existence that will What it il
stated to cure it positively does,
No o,car Of horses u,H be ,cahop, It eho trying
one bottle. One dose revives and often saves the
life of an over. heated or driven horse. For Collie
and Belly -ache il has never failed. Just so sure
AS the sun rises. just is this valuable Lni-
mcnt to he the Horse Embrocation of the day.
Use it one and all. Sold by the Druggists and
Store keepers throughout tho United States. De-
por 10 Park Place New York. 0Sl I'm
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vergennes.
DEAR REGISTER -

DEAR REGISTER -
Not much of interest or To-
cal importance has occurred here since
the date of my last communication. A
sociable was held at the Town Hall on
Friday evening, for the benefit of the
Methodist church. From the large num-
Der in attendance, judge the receipts
must have fully realized their anticipa-
tions, though have not been informed as
to the exact amount received. A "curi-
osity shop" gotten up by the ladies, excl
ted considerable attention. Among the
relics on exhibition was frying pan said
to have been brought over in the May
foacer.
That oomicsl Brown" was here in full
dress Saturday evening, aud, as usual,
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THE WORST PILES CURED.

1 WISH to spread abroad the great benefit !
/ have derived from the use Of DIR. HARR1-
SONS PERISTALTIC L0ZENGES. | have suf-
fered years from the worst Piles | USED EVERY
THING TO NO PURrosE, until found the Lozenges.
In less than month | was cured, and have only
to resort to them when costiveness RETURNS, aud
always find instant relief. $. y. NEAL.
For Sale at No. | fremont Temple Boston. by
L. A. HARRISON d CO., Proprietors, and by
all Druggists Mailed for co cents. ljm2
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- PECIAL NOTICE!
\
USE RENNE'S PAIN-KILLING
MAGIC OIL!
1T WORKS LIKE A CHARM"

"IT WORKS LIKE 4 CHARM"
The extraordinary cures made by the faithful
use Of this great remedy has excited the wonder
of the world Every city, and village, and family
and every hill top, l. echong the glad song
which brings SO much hope to the sutiering--usc
Renne's Pain-Kiling Magic Oil. at works like
O charmw Tho very stones of the streets arc
rodolent with this good advice There is nothing
like it when it is used thoroughly as directed, it
takes right hold Of pain and kills it, 1t does not
move it from one place OF tho body to another,
but destroys it where IL exists, by our "flank
Movements" (Grant adopted our theory closer
and closer on tho enemys own ground, until the
stronghold Of pain and suffering yields and th.
patient is free from pain and is happy. What a
blessing in family. The husband and wifs, the
children and hired help, tho cattle and horscg and
tho stranger within thy gates, all made comforta-
BILE by simply using RESSEs PAIy.kILLiNG Mag
&c OH Bnt more than this, it makes those who
sell it wealthy, gaining for them moro and more
confidence Of their customers, because they keep
so valuable remedy in their store for sale. DO
you value your own interest? Do you love your
friends Do you love yourself as you ought?
Then don't neglect to purchase for timely uso this
sure remedy for Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia,
Cholic Pains, Cholera Morbus, Eprains, Bruises,
rheumatism, Colds, Sore Eyes, Colds in the
Head, and all othor painful complaints-but be
sure and purchase tho genuine, and keep IL on
hand and be surc and uso it, and tell your neigh
bors about it's virtues, and advise them to it,
and il your Merchant where you trade has not got
it in his store, urge him to send for IT, and if he
will not send snd get it for you send for it your
self. Be sure and have it, Sold by all druggists,
merchants and grocers.
VIM RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manu-.
Pttsfld, Ma
Sold in Middlebury by
?lyI II. A. SHELDON, Druggist
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REUNION OF THE BRowS. FAMILY.-A
meeting of the Brown family took place
in Orwell, Thursday March, 10th at the
old homestead, now in possession Of Mr..
John Brown, the youngest son of Luther
and Hannah Brown.
This was one of the good old fashioned
families, such as our fathers used to rear,
filling its full round quota Of a dozen
children.
The facts elected at the meeting were
interesting and in many respects remark
able The twelve children all lived to
adult age, and all made public profess
sion of the christian religion.
Nine of the twelve are still living, all
over sixty years of age, and eight of the
nine were present at the meeting. Only
two of the number continue residents Of
Orwell, the rest being scattered in neigh
boring towns and other states. The de-
scendants of these twelve sons and daugh.
tiers number in children and grand-child-
rem over one hundred, only twenty of
whom were present These with their
companions made the number at the gath
ering thirty.six. After supper-which
by the way was no ordinary affair for this
climate, the table being furnished with
lettuce and radishes, fresh from the gar
den, and that too without the aid of our
railroad, the eight brothers aud sisters
seated themselves in order according to
their ages which ranged as f,llows: 78,
70, 70, 6s, &c, "a, 62, co. The absent
sister resides in Iowa aged "A, hence it
will be seen that the eight youngest child
rem are still living, and the sum of all
their ages is GA years.
The pastor of the Congregational
church, whose wife is one of tho Brown
descendants, discoursed playfully Of the
Brown family, as it has figured in the
enterprise and honors of the world, touch
ing upon poetry, science, and war, genius,
benevolence, and worth, being especially
happy that he has formed connection with
the family. in view of the fortune some.
where in England which the American
wing is so soon to inherit,
But among all the Browns, he remark
ed, no name is, perhaps, more distinguish.
ed than that Of John Brown, whereupon
the party surg to the praise Of old Johu
Brown, Ossawatomie Brown. as he went
marching along. After which the elder
generation, all being singers, delighted
their descendants with songs of the olden
times. The whole party then joined in
singing Sweet. Home " Coronation,
followed with prayer by the pastor, and
the company dispersed, the older ones re-
freshed and inyigorated by the memories
of sixty years, for a new lease of life and
the younger ones glad to have been brought
together that the family ties might be
bound more strongly upon them.
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WHAT EVERY PERSON NEEDS

Is some remedy for habitual Costiveness. n
| would advise all those who are troubled with
Dyspepsia, Costiveness Piles Biiousncss, Head
ache or any form of Indigestion, to use DIR HAIR
RIS0N'S PERISTALTIC LOZENG rs. "--ELISHA
HUNTINGTON, VI. d., Ex-Lieut Governor Of
Massachusetts,. For sale at No. fremont Temple
Boston, by Z. A. HARRISON & Co., Proprietors
and by all Druggists. Mailed for GO cents.
II. 4. SHELDON Agt. Middlebury. i7m2
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ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS

Step by step this commodity has attained its un-
precedented fame. They are universally approved.
They support, strengthen and aid the growth of
muscles. They appear to have peculiar effect
upon the nerves, allaying irritability while sup
plying warmth. They seem to accumulate cleo
rcity and aid the circulation Of the blood through
the part where applied, by which healthy actions
are induced
Even in paralysis, where the articulation was
suspended, the Of the Porous Plasters 10 the
spine restored the articulation, and materially
duced he paralysis In fact, the patieut could
help herself, while before the Porous Plaster was
applied she was helpless as baby. Ne refer to
Mrs Sally Elliot Springfield, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. Agency, Brandreth House,
New York. 50ml
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CTATE OF vERMONT-District Of
STATE OF vERMONT.-District OF


The Probate Court for the District OF Addison
To all persons interested in the estate of
DARWIN ROBINSON,
late Of >hor-ham, in said District, deceased
GREETING.
Homer u. Wright, administrator Of the estate
Of the said Darwin Robinson, deceased, presents
his administration account for allowance and
asks for division and distribution of said estate
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court at a session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office in Middlebury, in said district,
On Monday, the 2sth day Of March, 1870,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, TO show cause, II
any You have, why said account should not be
allowed and such order or decree made as shall
be necessary TO close the settlement Of said estate
and it is further ordered that notice hereof be Civ,
on to all persons interested by publication three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in toe Middlebury Register, "a
newspaper published at Middlebury, in said dis
tFici previous to the time appointed for said hear
ing.
Dated at Middlebury this, Sd day Of March,
A. D. 1870.
5Ori SAMUEL E COOKE, Judge