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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-21

The Masonic CELEBRATION OF ST. JoBS,s
DAY.-At a meeting OF the general COMMITTEES
of arrangements last night a programme was
adopted to the following effect: The Masons
proposing to take part in the procession will
meet at Washington Hall at 81 O'Clock p. NJ.
on ednesday-Richmonl Lodge, No. 10.
presiding. Before leaving the hall there
will be appropriate Masonic music by
the select choir Of Loge Francaise, No.
80; procession will then be formed in
the order prescribed by the textbook, and
march down Broad street to Governor, down
Governor to Main, and UP Main to st. AL
bans Hall. Richmond Conmandery, No. ?,
will be invited to act as an escort. At the
hall, after music by the band, q short Masonic
address will be delivered by Grand Master
Withers, after which those present will be in
vitcd to the slpper-table, which will be fur
nished by Zetclle. The only invited guests
will be the Past Grand Masters and Grand
Officers of the Grand Lodge of Virginia, the
stationed officers Of Amity Lodge Q. d.,
of Richmond, and Of Manchester, No. II, and
Governor Walker. During the progress Of
the tanquct music will lend its attractions to
the entertainment. We may add that this
celebration has no connection with the Ma
sonic exercises on next Sunday afternoon,
when Rev. Or. Edwards will, at the request
Of Lodge No. 53, deivera q sermon on Ma
SOnl'v.
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II YoU want Candles free from adultcration, 50 to
ASTOSI's.
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DOLLS and everything girls like at THTBDETT's
lll2 Main street. s..-
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ANUSEaEEN,TS.

A GRICULTURAL & Ha&
IN FAIR GROUNDS. <SAEGI&S6EsA
GRAND RACE. >EyGA&xS.
match race for $500 Will l2@z-a-.ssss..sa-s.a
come oil ut the FAIR GROUNDS THURSDAY,
December 2lSt.
William Walls enters b. z. Pony Toodes to har.'
ness. j. Fletcher enters b. <. General Mulford
to wagon and ESQ pounds in 1t. Race to come of at
O'Clock.
de 20-2t* ID. +. WARD.
/ iDOLLER-Sk AT ASSEMBLY
Al HALL.
Hereafter the SKATING ASSEMBLIES at at this
Hal! will take place only FRIDAY AFTER
NOON. SATURDAY MORNING, and SATUR-
DAY NIGHT.
ADMISSION: so cents for single ticket, or 70 per
dozen; children under twelve years, 70 cents.
de 10
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PATENT DoLL-IlEADS We're In demand yesterday.
TKIBEETr has Il splendid assortment to-day.
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TAKE your little children to ASToNl's TO see Kris
krIngle.
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Toor-cHEsTs, and everything boys Ike at Tab
pETT,s, llla Main street.
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HEAVY USDERsIIRTs.--E. B. SrESCE Son,
Min
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oyEncoATs.-E. u. SPENCE s Son.

HEAVY WINTER sUITs.-E. Is. SPENCE & Son,
1909 Main street.
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oyErcoATs.-E. B. SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main
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PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 20, 1871
ARRIVED.
Steamer Palisadc Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. w. P. Brett. agent.
Steamer State of Maryland. Travers, Baltimore,
and passengers. W. 2. Brett
SAILED
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mcrchan.
disc and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum, agent.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Trayeip, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. Z. Brett
MEMORANDUM.
The Iron can-buoy on Middle Ground, Cape Henry,
bearing southwest I3 west, about SIX miles distant,
Is reported missing by the Baltimore pilots.
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IF YOU want to see Klss-mas, go to ANToSfs.
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DOR NORFOLK, 7 . RT S-aa1sl1 =
II MOUTH, AND WAY-L3NDINGS&ssaRsaaa- &ssaRsaaa-ssasSs
on JAMES RiVER.--The. elegant steamer PA.Ll--
SADIE, Captain NELSON, viii leave her WHAT lat
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ut 81 O'Clock
A. NJ Freight received every day from O'Clock
A. 81 to O'Clock p II. All way freight utist DC pre-
paid. Apply to Captain or on, y pp,,n.r .o.n.
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ASros1 sell ouiy pure candies, made by himself
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MILITARY NOTICE.

( HEADQUARTERS LEE GUARD, COMPANY M
| FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. !
GENERAL ORDERS, No. ASSEMBLE
w at your arnory at y O'Clock TONIGHT for the
lar monthly meeting, members will come prepared
ITO pay dues aud for uniforms.
! Isy order OF First Lieutenant l.. ID. CgENsItAw.
I dc o0-lt c. Il. MORTON. o. s.
|Iy COMPANY, ,ATTENTION.-Touw will n
M attend Il meeting aud drill of your company 81
THIS EVENING at n O'Clock ut the Old AlarketW
HALL, I'm full dress uniform.
+ Il Is important that every member he present. u.s.
there will Ee IN election OF officers.
/ BY command Of W. r. h. kELLAM, First Lieutcn-
ant commanding. X. u. TAYLOR,
( dc ol-It* Orderly Sergeant.
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EVERYBODY ought to risit the. DOLLAR SToRi
this week corner Ninth and Main streets.
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COR NEW YORK.-The Old spffFs

TOR PHI L AID ELP III IA -<N|FFS
a Steamer j. w. EyERMAN. Captain lssHzssessssH,
PLATT, will receive freight for the above port VI
THURSDAY the 2Ist Instant at II o'e0ck. -freigni
taken for all parts of Pennsylvania ysIscy anu
Delaware, also for Norfolk and New Orleans at
low rates Passage to Philadelphia; INCLUDING ueais
and stateroon, 81. W. Z: P0sI.EaR, OFT a Agent,
de Il-Cf
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Pure candies only 25 cents at ASToSl's.
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Boys cry for copy Of Walks about Richmond.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR BALTIM OR E-TRI-SLissIa
i WEEKLY LINE-GO TRAN-1Esnaxssas5.
SHIPMENT OF GOODS.-SteamerP PETERSBURG
viii leave her wharf on SATURDAY Az at ;lf 2 3ciofs
r. NJ. Freight received up to half-past O'Clock 4.
III Passage only 81. For freight or passage, apply TO
de 9I-2t W. 2. BRETT, Agent.
EOR NEW YORK.-The Old <sG4EFS
II Dominion Steamship Company's cle- sSassa.kxe,
CANT side-whcel steamship ISAAC BELL, captain
BLAKEMAS. will sail FRIDAY, december ;a, ZZu, u
Through bills of ladiug signed, and goods forwarded
with dispatch 10 all points north, south, east anu
west. Close connections made with Culard Lile
for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations n-
surpassed: Fare $l2; sfeernge sG round-afip ''eA-
cts, $50. For freight or passage. apply to
~ JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
1,na street.
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GOODS FOR THE UOLIDAIS.-Can
~ dits. Nuls. Eaisirs, tiir0n and cnnlcconcrics
oI the best kind and III clIis; variety. To arrive
per steamer Clyde $40 box o. laiss. fresh supply of
Cir1l', &c &c Iott;iIS Strawberry Jwsl, the best
tobacco manufactured il the city.
LOUIS j. RGSSIEUX.
tin 1912 n ain street,
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MARINE INTELy,rGEyCE.l
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 20, 1871

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER 81, 1871.
Sun rises. T:l8 Moon Scts......... 2IS
sun sets. i:i2 High tide. 1884
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Of articles suitable for
HOLIDAY ESENTS-
namely,
STAN n-NRD POETS, In superb binding;
JUSF NILE BOOkS-all the best and most beau
tIf Al books that have been published for children;
lLLu sTRATED GIFT BooKS-,hc largest and
lnt ST elegant stock ever offered IN this city;
GILL, oEEN'S GAMES-cvcry game published in
the, United States;
TOY BOOKS in endless variety;
BUH LDISG Understanding entirely in
dir line, besides all the old styles;
WORK BONES, from 81 10 sl5;
WRIT NG-DESkS--a most choice variety:
PRATE R-BOUkS;
HYMN-E ;OOKS Of all dc9olnlnations;
TIE NtW BAPTIST nYMN-BOOKs, adopted
for use In our city churches, in all styles Of
binding, and at publishers lowest Introductory
rItIS.
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OYcrcoats-E. u. SPENCE 6 Son.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23

ABOUT twenty persons visited dlsreputa=
DIE house in Londonderry q few nights since,
occupied by family named Duryea, and ad-
mInlstered a coat of tar end feathers TO the
inmates. A married man named Thomas
attempted to escape from the house by jump
ing from chamber window, but was caught
and marched to his own house and there
made to confess his frailties to his wife, and
then promised TO leave town, on pain OF an
- adhesive suit - and L" wooden horse
While playing base ball at West Brattle-
bOro recently, Robert Wheeler was struck in
the eye bv one of the balls and had his cheek
bone broken.
The g Patent Right swindlers have been
visiting some Of the farmers near Ascutney-
vile, Vermont They called upon one
wealthy farmer, persuaded him to give a
note for so and went away. But it soon
occurred TO him that it was a swindle, and
he immed lately pursued them, telling them
he must have his note and three dollars
besides. They complied with his acquisitions
when he told them, g." now have you, pay
me ten dollars if you wish to go" That
was also paid and the scamps departed.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The Engine house at the soa pstoue quarry
of l.. b. Darling together with the steam
engine and part of the derrick at Perkins
Vile, was lately destroyed by fire. As there
was 50 lbs. of powder IN the building and M
explosion, there is little doubt that it was
the work OF al incendiary, who first stole the
powder and then set the building on fire.
An eleven year old son of Edward Ham
mond of Bethel weighs 40 pounds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23
GuardIan'S NOiicc.

STATE rF VERMONT, In Pr bate Court, held at
WAsuISGTnS uI-TsIov NoutaeIier, within and Tor
sad Distnct the : d cay OF ugust. 4. d. ISL.
4 VAROLtSE 4. STORY, guariiau Of james story
\ and Jul a 4. story, makes application TO sad
license sell the f3lluwl5 described reel
her -sid wards wit Al herr Eht sand
terests IN The homestead t. the real estate whereof
Lac :. story, lac ot Uudernil, the county Ct
ChJeudep aud Stale Of Vermont died seized and pos
essed, tuat the sale th reof, for the
pose Of putting the proceeds OF such sale interest
investing stocks real estate would be
beneficial II said wards aud also nece sary for the
Ing ilsufa lent.
whervupon. II y ordered by said Court that said
pDftcaiou be referred session thereof TO be h. Ii
At I, e Probate Once d .ntpelIer, the 27tt
dsy 1T August, A. ID. lS7l for hearing sud decision
recon; and further ordered that all persons
e t-re>ted be uotIf-, he col ny pubicaJ on Of 10
fice Of said Spp lCsy AMI order thereon. Tire,
. weeks successlvel. in thu Green Mountain Free
. Urnted a N lltp-. 1e-. before = Of hearing
that they ppssr said time and place, and. d
lhry cause object thereto.
BY the Cut.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23

Making percent. Tor
The year enuira August }, 1871: he paid 10 tie
Treasurer, ~ ficr 10 Montpelier, before The
lSth day OF Ocfuhe,, le1l
Members VIII ind The hands Of The Agents Of the
Company scteGue IN, wing Tie aSloUut uf asses
meut due fum each respective and they psriIc-
laTy desired tn fha their paid hy
% Al date. The sssessmenis must he paid when
Those hu ttii O. tI~ pay ought not expect he
PAID u prop destroyed by FIRE ltttIt
ms The pant the Members % Com
psuy, the proper time. viii save a. and
Ioub e. IS g section Slh, Act ct Incorporation on
your pultct ), which will he cEtorcet.
J. =. rHURSTON. Treasurer.
Treasurer Once, Montpelier, Aug. p, 1871.
IEJ- The pib Ishers OF each eky newspaper in
thi- state requested IL n. the above
whioh three dollars will &c paid pre-entaltun o
their bills at this ntHce. PM3fW3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23

ONE or rHE SADDEsT TRAGEDIES oF RECENT
YEARs-The death Of Mrs. Yallandigham
has awakened in the public heart feeling
of sympathy altogether unscIfsh and uniyer-
sal Thousands who never saw her and who
merely knew OF her as the loving and faith
lul wife OF q noted man. were sensible of a
personal pain when they read the brief an
nouncemeut Of her decease. Mrs. Nalland-
igham received the sad tidng- Of her hus-
band s accident while standing beside the
coffin of her brother. Although slmOst
paralyzed by the shock, the strong yearn-
ings Of her love lifted her above the effects
Of physical and mental prostration, consc-
quent upon the grIevOusness Of her double
affl lotion, and gave her strength u perform
the long and weary journey to her desolate
home in time to look once more upon the
features OF her inanimate husband. For
some weeks after the funeral, Mrs. Nalland-
igham was confined u her bed. As soon a.
she had rallied little, upon tae advice Of a
physician she started ON trip u Maryland
IN the vain hope that change of AIR and
scene would result in chan e for tie bet
ter But mind and body were both unequal
to the strain. and in few weeks she follow
ed her beloved husband The whole case j,
one Of the saddest tragodies Of recent years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23

RUTLAND-A RAID OF BURGLAKs.-Several
houses in Rutland, were entered BY burglars
early on Wednesday morning, and watches
and money taken TO the amount of $500
In the house of E. F. Sadler, they entered
the bedroom in which Mr.. and Mrs. ). were
sleeping took his pants from the foot Of the
bed and rided his pocket book Of $3.50
In the house Of W. ). Guiiiord, they entered
the bedroom of Mr.. Guilford, from which
they took a watch and chain belonging to
Mr. q valued at twenty-five dollars, and all
of his clothes which ne had removed upon
retiring for the night. FROM the vest pocket
they secured three or four dollars. and taking
with them the coat which was valued at
twenty five dollars, they left the remainder
OF the clothes on the steps ut the front door,
where they were found IN the morning
Fortunately they overlooked a valuable gold
watch and chain belonging to Mr. Guliord
which was IN the same room. From this
room they passed up stairs to room occu-
pied by Or. Charles f. Adams, whose gold
watch and chain. valued at two hundred
dollars, they took with them DR.. Adams
money was saved from accompanying his
watch bv the accidental circumstance that
oppressed by the heat, he had drawn his bed
INTO the middle OF the room, IN the course OF
the night, and over bis pantaloons which lay
upon the fl Ior. The house Of Lafayette
Young was also entered, and his watch, worth
500, and his wallet with $50 10 money,
were taken from his bedroom, in which he
was sleeping.
The burglars then went up stars, passing
through a room occupied by Mrs Young, III
wAich there VS. light, and into a room
occupied by her two children. Here it l.
supposed that they were frightened away by
the screams Of the younger child, little girl
of five wears Mrs Young was awakened by
the cries OF the child who was brought into
ner room by her older sister, crying with
terror, keeping her hands over her eyes ana
refusing to remove them, saying, don t
you see them right there 2' Don't you see
them right there p The mother, supposing
that she had been dreaming, soothed her 10
sleep again, and neither Mr.. or Mrs. Young
knew Of the burglary until morning.
All the houses were on Grove street. and
all were entered through windows left open ,
or closed only BY blinds or screens. The
Rutland Herald, which gives these particu-
lars, thinks attempts were made on other
houses without success
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
Vermont Central Il. L. Line
SUMMER GEnENTs.
Commencing Monday, July "a, 1871,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

Leave Montpelier So am, ~ and 1905 pm.
Mail Train leaves OgdeRsbnfg Al Goo pm, = Al
bans al 20 a. N, cunnecfng AZ White River junction
and Bellows Fails with trains tor Boston worcester
&c, aud White River Junction with ara ii's on Fas
New Yo-x +. At Circuits Corner New London.
TIay Express leaves Montreal at 200 AM st. Johns,
az 10 20 Am OsdensbuTg al 50 am, PiattsbnFgh al
COZ am, Moo5gs junction al 1919 an = . mans a.
1910 m, arriving in Boston via Lowell al 10 So pm
Night Express leaves Ogdensburg at leo pm Flats
burg IS pm, Mooer's junction 80 pm MonIteA al
g. IS pm. 81 Johns at sos pmSt Aihans al f5' ?; M
with trains for Boston aud worcester, SC, arriving ~
Boston S.4O a.m, South Vernon with trains tor
Springfield and New YORK, arriving in New York 81
+ 1890 pm.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier 3as and $50 am, and $50 and
545p-m- -,,-.s.,o -
Tinv 81 Rutland at 2i0 pm for Burlington
St AibanS, Montreal Sc arriving IN Montreal at SO'
P.m and Ogden~burg 81 Il y ~ui making connexions
Mail Tram for Burlington and Adams leaves Bos
ton via Lowell at 200 am VIA Lawrence and icn
hurgh al 50 a I'm. Springfield 90 an, GFout'
Corner At 9.25 AIM South Vernon Al lo'O am. bei
lows Fails ll45 pm, white River junction 229 pm
arriving IN ST. Adams $50 an, Montreal y pm
Trains Ieav Boston via FUchbursh at Z 30 am. and'
Spria g-d at 500 am, at White River June
lion with Day Express train
Acconmodation TraIu leaves Mortified At 7.i5
Rutland al > 30 AN, Burlington az 80 IN q -
bans 1865 pm, arriving in ogdeasOurg al SO pm
Night Express leaves GtOut's Corner al 900 pm
South Vernon at % q receiving passengers iron
I Connecticut River Railroad, leaving New fork 4
800 ~. Springfield SD pm, Bellows Fstis ii-@
connecting WIN trans over OueNu- I~~itI'tH
leaving Boston at $50 p recting at White Rive
Junction with train leaving Boston at Geo p-m 10
Burlington, St Adams Montreal, &c, arriving IN Mon
I treal 900 am, PIsttsburgh ll.4G am, and u
4 OgdenSbursh, 1885 PM connecting win GFah
/ Trunk Railway aud Steamer for the West.
sleeping Cars attached 10 The night Express raj
running between Montreal aud Boston, and No tea
I and Springfield and -. a lblns and FRO
/ Drawing Room cars day Express Trains betWee
! Montreal and Bpsto a.
Through Tor Chicago an the West Cor sale
I the principal stations.
G. MERRILL, GenI su perintcndent
+ -. Adams, Julg d. 1871.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23

OuR READERS will find in these columns the
a advertisement of the Peabody Medical
Institute of Boston, which publishes DR..
Hayes's immensely popular work entitled
" The Science of Life, or SelfPreservation,
which treats upon all tina disorders that re-
suit from the errors of Youth, in mastery
manner II should be in the hands of every
young man and every person suffering from
decline Of the physical powers. The Insti-
tute also publishes that invaluable treatise,
by the same author" Sexual Physiology
of Woman and her Diseases Don't fail to
read the advertisement
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23

By using Halls Vegetable Sicilan Hair
Remover your hair will resume its original
vitality and color.
A great many. people have asked us of late,
- How do you keep your horse looking so
sleek and glossy? We tell them, its the east
est thing in the world give Sheriddn's Car
airy Condition POlcders two or three times a
week.
A gentleman in the eastern part of the
state, who was about having his lee amputa-
ted on account of its beiug bent at right
angles and very stiff at the knee, heard OF
Johnson's AnOdyae LiHiment. After using
it short time, his leg became straight, and
is now as serviceable as the other.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23
Ems NAlb .Iige' 5 Estate.

STATE Of VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
RArDoLPH DtsTRICT. I al Brookheld within aud
for said District the 9Th day Of August A. ID, 1871
IT ARVE1 TIL0EN, administrator Of the estate of
i Zenas Walbrdse late Of WilliamstoEn in said
deceased presents his account
for x4minatioR aud allowance, and makes application
for decree of distribution aud partition Of the estate
of said deceased.
WhereupOn ,itis ordered by said Court, that said
account NJ all application be referred o session
of Court. be held al the Probate once, in,
said B-ookh IL the eth day Of September
A. D.. 1871, Tor hearing and decision thereon: And
il further ordered that notice hereof be given
al persons Interested hy publication Of the same
three weeks Ssiveiy the Greco Mountain Free
man. a Newspaper published at NJ lntpeIer, previous
said time appointed for hearing, that they may
sppear SAID time aut place, and show If
they may have, why said account should be allow
cd. and such decree made
BV the Court
FSsw3 Attest-J r. CI.FAVFIANn Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23
OIvcrd Rmgby,S Rstate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court. held
WA-HiSaToS stRIcIss A. Montpelier. IN said DIS
art ga the sth day cf August, A D. ISL
4 LFlRA r. BCGBY EXec1tor If the last Will and
~ testament Olverd buEhy late Of Worcester- 10
sad dIstr deceased, presents hi sdmuistra ION
count Ter animation aud allowance, AID uak-s ap
plea decree OF Ci>trbuIOn and partltiou OF
the vsta said teceas- a.
WL-rruppn, {, is ordered bv said Court that said
count and salt application be referred TO session
thereof. he held the Probate Dfice. in said
OntpesT. the 9TH DAY Of Spt mher,A u 1871, for
hearing and dec-'un thereon and, II Is tuEi her
er-d, tl2t na hereof gwen all persons liner
esttd by pub sz-'pu Of the three weeks
stv-iy in N Green Mountain Freeman, neSspap-T
Vuo shec al MOLtPe eylous to said time appoi nj
I'd for hear ug that Jhev LAY appear said time nd
place. anu, show cause. 1t s~y they nav hav- WHY
ssid account shuu d rot he allowed and such decree
made b. The 4 urt Attest
F3S~3 y A. CHASE. Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23

REDEMPTION or q. S. BoNDs.-According to
the terms of the funding act, the Secretary
Of the Treasury is required, when rodecming
20 bonds. to indicate and specify by class
date and number, the particular bonds to be
paid and cancelled in the order of their mum
Der and issue, beginning with the first num-
bered and issued. After notice the interest
on bonds so selected end advertised shall
cease Hence National banks and other par
ties can readily determine whether they have
any bonds likely to be redeemed at present.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23

STATE OF VERMONT lin Prorsle Court, h,li al
RANDOLPH nI>rEICrs IS I Washington within and for
said district, 10Th day Of August, a D. ISL
II tuNEY T. PAT GERSON, former guardian Of
II Charlotte WEitcomb, an insane person. late Of
orange district deceased, presents his Guard
1cCoCut for setttt nent:
WREREUPoN, it = ordered that the same be referred
the - Of -ptemb-t the Probate OlIae
IN Chelsea TOR examu alton and allowance anu that
all concerned be notified hereat hy the publication Of
this order in the Green Mountain renar, printed
Montpelier. three weeks excessively soon AZ
be- th4t they may aPtesr, aud said time and place
" trey cause otj ct 'eTeto. By the Court
F39w3 Attest JOHN K. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-08-23
NJ ARR AG ES

In Haisfeld August 10th, by Rev. J. BOyce, M:
ELISHA J. hEWEfT OF Warren and Miss MARY
II. JOHNSON Of Lincoln
In Eden, August 9th, by Rev A 4. Stevens, FRANZ
PLUMLEf. Esq, Attorney Al Law, Of Mortified, 10
Miss A LVINIA l. FLETCHER of Eden.
In waits held. August ~. by Rev. j. II. Babbtt, MI
VERNON W. BULLOCK of Chicago, H., and Miss
SARAH NJ. HASTINGS OF Waitshe'd
In Danvile, August l7lh, by the Rev Geo. Pow u
IRA BRAtNERD, Esq, 10 Mrs. HARRIErS. CHoArE
both Of Danville.