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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-01-02
I.'OR SALE.

L OK SALE.
l One Tannery, situated near Riches mills in
Richville. Shoreham, Vt. ! curriers' shop, J
beam house and storage house attached l bark
mill, propelled by water power, and pumping
done by said powor good splitting machine for
splitting leather, dwelling house and wood
house attached barn and sheds attached. liv-
ing water in house and barn yard, 20 acres of
good land, mostly intervale convenient for said
premises also good COWS, ] heifer, 2 years old
/ horse, buggy ! cutter. For terms and prices
call on f. ). Atwood at shoreham village or
on the owner on the premises, Thomas Atwood. 80
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-01-02

THOMAS II. MCLEOD, Attorney
j and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor in Chan
oery, and Claim Agent. Office in Lane Clay $
Block. -
Fest end Of the Bridge. Middlebury, W.
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4,usinfss Cards.

w w. THOMAS, Teacher of vo-
w . cal Music. Agent for Pianos Organs.
and Melodeous. 20 SALISBURY, VI.
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M p. Russell, NJ. D., has resum-
w ed the practice of his Profession and
will again answer calls Office at his House, first
door North of Gov. Stewards. l3,u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-30


a three hours ride through rain and mud, to
the Mad River Valley Fair, recently held at
Waitsield, was well rewarded by a sight Of the
stock In the vicinity and articles on exhibition.
The rich meadows, dotted with Gnc Durhams
and their grades denote the leading bloods Of the
valley. The well kept farms, substantial and
improved buildings, speak for the thrift Of the
community.
In consequence Of our late arrival on the fair
grounds We were able to take only general sur
vey Of the stock, which was in abundance, and
appeared Of excellent quality The cows and
young stock are hard 20 beat the oxen, though
not averaging SO large as We sometimes see at
fairs, were trim and Of good shape. The sheep,
mostly grades, were large-thc wool well stamped
with the quality Of pure boods, which failed to
SOC, except such os were brought 10 tho grounds
the second day, and those kept by Cnpt. o. C..
Wilder OF the former were a lately imported
buck and two pens Of grades, by d. 0. Joslyn :,
buck lamb bred hy ~ l.. Tiawlcy, and some
grades, by Mr. Ralph, all possessing merit in
their classes Quito flock Of grades, kept By
Capt wilder, are large and very even while
Of his pure blood Cotswold buck. weighing 2G0
pounds il is sufficient to say that be took the
first premium, and bis yearling buck iolk the
sweepstakes These Sheep together with a couple
Of fine Cotswod ewes were purchased from
Messrs j Smell & Son, Of Edmonton, Province
Of Ontario, indicating that the Captain is lead
ing 10 the right direction for stocking biz farm.
These sheep deeervedly attracted considerable at
tenion OF the stock Of l.. h. Josyn, on the
ground the second day were n fnc pair Of i-year
old cattle, weighing 1880 but what most attrac.
ted our attention was a pair Of yearling steers,
weighing 22OO, and pair Of steer calves and
couple Of heiicr calves Of the Durham blood, of
,ythi{a any farmer might 30 proud Tho mother
ly b Kon COW Of Mr.. House, a prlze-taker at the
Provincial Fairs, together with some Of her prog
eny, will seek long while to end their equals
The Floral Hall was filed 10 oyerhowing with
the products Of the farm, and handwork OF the
brifcr halfor croation--al excellent.
Finally, the citizens who have persevcrod
through rain, mud and cold TO bring out such an
exhibition arc worthy of commentator, and
ought to feel proud Of their success.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-30

poet to the memory Of 10 patriotic aman was due
from the State and hoped, now that an opportu-
nifty offered, &c should make the appropriation
for monument rs the least that the State can do,
and the least that we ought to do. lie hoped we
should give a unanimous vote for 80 Just mea-
sure, and just tribute 20 the memory Of
Judge Chapman.
Mr. pngrcc, Of Hartford said he did not be-
lioyc the people of Vermont could longer afford
10 allow the last resting place Of Judge Chapman
foreman unmarked By n suitable monument lie
called for the yeas and nays the passage Of the
bill, which were takon-ayes, 200 nays, 3. So
the bill was passed
Rcu0ris. -From committee on judiciary, 10
favor Of s. 30, TO amend sec ] OF an act entitled
" m act in alteration Of chap. ~ Of the general
statutes, approved Nov. %, 1870 1" passed
From committee on Judiciary. in favor Of II
II IN amendment Of chap. 100 r. g., relating a.
crimes and punishmonts third reading ordered.
From committee on claims, in favor Of II. 40,
TO pay james NJ Slade, Jr, the sum therein
named with amendment fixing the sum Of SO
instead Of : 49, Pending the consideration Of
the amendment, Mr. llcbard, Of Chelsea moved
it be laid on the table, which was agreed to.
From com. ON judiciary, against H. 90, in nd
diton TO chap 40, 9. g.. relating TO wills on
motion of Mr. Buttcrleld ol Wilmington, il
was made the special order Of Thursday morning
Of next week at ! O'Clock
From com. on judiciary in favor OF H. III, re-
lifting % the mode Of electing trustees Of the viii
ngc Of Rutland third reading ordered.
From com on education, against II. l27. TO
furnish the public schools OF Vermont with Web
ster'- Unabridged Dictionary third reading re-
fused
From com ON judiciary. against u l0I, ro.
lating TO divorce third reading refused
From com on Judiciary, in favor of II. ljl.
relating 10 taking ice from Lake ChampIain and
other waters in this state, with amendment, which
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aaarkBts.
Rostnn Cnle Nlrkai

-, ~ Cambridge ara brighton, nr the week ending
Tuesday October y, ls51.
AMOUNT or STOCK At Market
M. can, sAs,s; s'eis' Rog, cag,.
5a a'' S saFss5 ii5 iio5 80 So 1898 GO GO
PRicss.-Bsef cafns--Erira ia, and heavy premium
oxen, tiQsj sl05l first quality t9.15 TO-. second
ion rs, on total GIT Of hide tl6w dressed beoi
few choice single pairs, 500 Hlll.5l. Bulls, &C.,
Sheep apd irae,.-sloo a 500, In lo,s s55lass.5o.
extra, e4sets. b. on live weight, 5ase, OF sO009t0
siof,,.-wholesaie, casio. retail, 7aoc v u. Fat
tsai cais,'rsi.o0 ss 'o5 y head t.'' ID
Hifes.-Pri glton 9i ffu cts. country lots Bn5lc.
lallow, "a % g. country lot, a jlcts. v h Pelts
with wool on sjotaslOl zach country lots dry $500
ASSOC Caliskins. iidiGc
REMAREs--Tho quckcuod demand for working oxen
caused hy the prevailing illness Of horses perhaps
the most noticeable feature OF tho market this week
Other classes of stock are about the same as hast wook
though the difficulty experienced In the transportation
vi Wy Ns euNthl 20 ulllh'h business anu 70 lessen
Brighton last "Wednesday hy men from Maine There
were some foe oulocks at market to-day. Mr.. Bard
well had birum Connecticut River Valley among which
were pair OF Zip top premiums, 500 his az home fod
yr the past trrl ycars hy thauueey keee, Deericid
Billings Hatfield, Go dress ll00 ha. each John skill
Of Cambridge, ", had a carload Of good oxen. IS
Davis sold extra pair OF lyear old steers 10 dress
1000 los at i4e oxen 900 lhs and steer &C. one
pair icot Inches Tor fi5 Capt j. W. Armstrong sold
one pair oxen 331 lbs. at home Ton sls6 oxen TO
saUy There about 100 Northern date including
stores rather more than last week
The sheep trade is about where was Ion last week
which is to say IL Is dull Butchers want GOOD lots al
20 and the druYers say actually obtained below
quotations J. W. Armstrong sold p sheep and lambs
at CITE. H. Lawrence good lot o New York lambs, 60
Us at 5ic. also g. mostly lambs rs lbs. at &c, Geo.
Counter ., 50 lbs. at $3.50.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-30


in Montpelier October l1. Of Dropsisal Conanption
Ms HANNAH widow ofthe late james Patterson, IN hof
Ia Wocotl October 2l Mr.. Casper ntxuY. aged 60
year.. Ut bxny was mtlcr of Freeman and H. r.
h,hy Vi thls village.
IN nlTc, October %, Of Typhoid {. yor Mrs ORA C.
wiio OF Low kciih, aged Do years.
In MddlnsoV. ou Che l-th inst Aifs. Jos. g. uAvrts
n-HI ln Year,.
ln johnson us.ohor if C0LuuIA B. Rlnivsov daugh.
Per pi Reuben A. Robinson, aged % years.
ln liyiepark. October ~, Mrs AnfgAu HrttARn
widow az Daniel hullard. aged Is ycars
lnElcn, October 3, JAMES srEAHss, aged 61 years
in Bethel, October o., Ars. llnAM OwFv, aged 81
years
In Berlin. October %, % consumption, j. sriLLuAS
bQsWonin, aged q years.
In nanv.lc, october 90 Macy AM Halt, wife Of
Hiram Hall aged 81 years.
In Cabot, October g. Hon. OaaA CnosuY ln the s1th
year OF his age.
lq Walden October o., IsA VI daughter OF Charlie.
Perkins aged months
IN Poachau, October lea Mr8 Elr,uuru WALsEn.
widow Of Jabcsh walker aged -6 years.
In Sutton, October 10 QuiycY W svru agod 90 year.
In East Montpelier, octobcr 49, Anrnrn JoHS onl,
,on Oh. VI. aud May &. Gould, aged months and /
days
Safe from the cares of GARTH
And every thing that harms
lie only needed ANGELS wings
To seek Dis mother arms
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-30
~ Presidential Election next Tuesda,
Afier the ConNeniIon.

The excitement before and at tic Republican
Convention in the Second Congressional District,
is likely to be followed by "a great calm"
From the Vermont Union, (Deml
1.-The convention was one of the most able we
ever saw in Vermont Every inch of ground was
handsomely contested, but the conclusion was
harmonious and happy"
From the Woodstock Standard, Steele Rep9
After complaining of some of the Introductory
proceedings Of the convention, the Standard adds;
I" But let us not be misunderstood, We with
the great body Of the supporters OF Judge Steele
accept the result of the convention in becoming
spirit, without thought of boiling or carrying the
contest further and witha with feelings Of pride
and satisfaction that we have had the privilege Of
fighting under the banner OF such man as Benz.
H. Steele. The other side have the victory, let
them enjoy its fruits.
Frem the Windsor Journal, steele Rep)
After complaints like the Sandards-it was
their OK that was gored the Journal concludes
Z" We accept the situation Having done what
we have 10 prevent the calamity OF II re-nOmina-
ton that is believed to be more unfortunate for
the people than il is for their defeated lavorite,
in this canvass, We now leave the final issue with
the voters"
" We have neither time nor space 10 comment
upon the action of the convention, and perhaps
il is well. Its action was in accordance with the
wishes as we think, of large majority of the
district. The action Of Judge Steele before the
convention, forever puts at rest all talk about
bolting,' being run by the Greeley men, etc.
Let US have peace,
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n&arriaqes.


In uit village, on the llth Inst by Rev Dr. lord
| rev SAMUEL W. Dikr. of West Randolph aud Mis-
AUGUSTA NJ. hurH, u This town
IN M9ntpelior October ~. by nev. y Brown Mr.
oseAn r. bunynAu and Mis- 'CLtnt sLAbz, both oil
East Montpelier.
In Montpelier, October ll, hy Rov. G. g. Smith. Mr.
uEoHas T.. GEnnr and Mss ELLA T.. EAroy, 10th Of
Norci0Wn
ln Montpelier, October 20, by Row D. Brown Mr. En.
WY u irHvlr and Miss ALics NJ. BnANtN, both Of
Berlin
In Granville October 2l hy Row. Geo q Guernsey Of
tochcster hr ROYAL J. FLINT and Mis- MARY l..
LAhni both OF GRANVILLE.
IN nauyile october % by Roy. C. w. Thompson Mr..
Hsongl a. uAwSiSs and MIsi Amy A. WEEKS, both Of
In Nox1ury October 10, hy lothian Ellis Et1 Mr.
AARON Battles and Mis- EaELsE LucE, both u Brain.
tree.
10 Johnson O'totor i6 Mr Hours A. Mrnlrrr and
vi" FLORENCE A. SINCLAIR both 0f Johnson.
MNaigrhury Centre, October 3D. Mr.. WIN Morrill,
ana Miss Belle sallics both OF stowe.
IN VOLS River October 10 George W Taliani VI Con.
WY y. H. and Mrs Helen u. Fisher of Wells River.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-30

DEATn OF lloN. ORA CRosnY.-IIon. ORRA
CRosBY died at his residence in Cabot, Tuesday
evening, 22i inst, at the age of 10 years. Judge
Crosby many years resided at llardwick, remov-
ing to Cabot some five years since. lie was
very plain, practical common sense man, shrewd
and straightforward in ali business matters, and
had accumulated handsome property Several
years ago he served two terms as one of the
Judges Of Caledonia County Court. lie has for a
long time been connected with the Caledonia Ma
tional Bank, and at the time Of his death was the
largest shareholder in that institution. lie was
elected as one Of the directors in 1855 and pres-
dent in 1861, which positions he had filled with
excellent success. Judge Crosby was man Of
no outward display, but still Of social, kindly
temperament, and his loss will be dtplorcd by
many relatives and friends.
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DR.. WELLS
Elk AOT OLE j u Il u b u b A

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to the plant
and must he taken as permanent curative agoat.
Is THERE WANT or ACTION IN YOUR LIVER
AND apLEEN Unless relieved AZ once, tho blood be-
impure by delesrous seoretuns producing serOi
ulous skin diseases Blotches feuns Pusuoa Canker
Puppies, 6e,, So
Take jURUBEBA 10 cleanse, purify aud restore the
yitiated blood 10 healthy action
HAVE YOU DNSpEPflC sTOMAClIi Unless dges-
ton Is promptly aided the system sdebtaod with loss
OF vital force poverty Of the blood Dropsca Tendency,
Grncrnl Meakncss or Lassitude
Take TO assist Digestion without reaction will i'm
part youthful yigOr to the weary sufferer.
HAVE YOU WEAKNESS OF THE lNTESrINFSi
You IN danger OF Chronic Darhoea the dreadful
Inflammation OF the Bowels.
Take II to aliay Irritation and ward ol tendency to
innaumntluns.
HAVE YOU WEAKNESS OF THE UTERINE OR
URINARY ORG NSi Non must procure instant relief
or you are liable to suffering wofso than death.
Take 10 strengthen organic weakness, OF lo becomes
o burden.
Finally II should be frequently taken to keep the sys
tom In perfect health you otherwise In great dan
ger Of malnTiai, nlasnatio or clntag ous diseases,
JOHN a. KELLOGG, Is Piatt ST., New York,
f0le Agent for tho United Stat s,
Price Ono Dollar por Bottle send for Circular te-s
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ready to depart in peace.

BARaE.-James NJ. Smith, Of this town, has
made and sold the present season 300 lbs. of
butter up to this date from 27cows, and has sold
the butter ION an average) for over 30 cents per
ID. Besides selling the above amount his large
family have used all the milk and butter that
Ntre rreicd in the same. His COWS are all ma
tive blood except three that are half blood Dur
ham, which he claims are the poorest cows he
had. About one-third of his cows were heiler.
that came in for the first time last spring.
Il. c Wheelock, Esq, is slowly recovering.
The price paid for good butter the past week
is from % to 30 cents.
There have been moro deaths in this town
from typhoid fever this fall than there has in any
year for over twenty years.
1t is expected that the work of building the
Montpelier d White River Railroad will be com
menced this week in this town on the farm Of h,
c. Gale.
leo W. Tilden is making quite extensive
repairs and improvements on his large stove, tin
and hardware store, making it as good a store
as there is in the county.
A j. Smith has sold the II. T. Batcheldcr
House and lot, situated in the fork of the road
leading to Dea Francis Clark and William
Mears' to Lewis Wood for s ,450.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-30

WArsFIELD.- C. Arms, the wide-swakt
and enterprising dealer in marble monuments
etc. at Waterbury, has just placed in the Metho-
dist buryng ground two beautiful Scotch granite
monuments, one for Judge Calvin Fullerton, and
one for Lloyd Wells, Esq. They were ordered
by NJ Arms directly from Aberdeen, Scotland
where the work was executed and lettering done
They have every indication Of being very durable
and are very beautiful, as well as creditabe Il
the enterprise and taste of Mr. Arms
Il. r. Joslyn has sold his yearling steers,
weighing ? 600 pounds, which attracted 50 much
attention at the late fair, to A. W. Wood, OF
Barnard, for $40 lie has pair Of March
calves which he refuses $50 for.
james II. Baird has sold his premium pair O
working oxen for S225, to the Messrs. Wnslow
Of Putney,
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

II MA0HINUTVN II
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier, In said DIS
trict on the 9th day of October A, d. 1871
&. w. II. Dwnell, administrator do bonis non OF tho
estate OF NJ Ptkin late OF Calais, 10 said district
deceased makes application 10 said Court with the con
sent and appreciation IN writing Of the widow and heirs
of said deceased Tor license 10 sell all OF the real estate
Of said deceased except the right ofdower representing
that the sale OF part thereof rs necessary to pay tho
debts due from said estate and that the sale Of the re-
mainder except the right OF dover but including the
right OF homestead and revision Of DOVER would be bene
hca TO tho widow and heirs OF said deceased and those
interested In his estate
cation be- referred session thereof 10 be held At tho
Probate Once in said Montpelier, on the 9TH day OF
and ii il further ordered that all persons Interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice OF said appea
ton and order thereon three weeks successfully IN tho
Vermont Xatchmnn aud state Journal printed at Mont
pelor before said time Of hearing that they may appear
thereto. 49,
al.ia N. A. CHASE. Register.
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Rad third Gmc.--ll. Ia, to incorporate the
st. Adams Iron and Steel Works passed
PchhoHs--Nlr. Stevens, Of East Montpelier,
presented petition Of the citizens Of Fast Mont
pccr, in relation To drafted men; referred b
com. on claims
by Mr.. Slayton, Of Calais, by request, Of Cc-
linda a. u. lilley to com on judiciary.
On motion Of Mr.. Dimmick, of Windham.
adjourned
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4sas By the Court T. A' 4. 'dtHAsE. Register.
CTATE on VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District, on the 18th day of October, A. ID. sI2I
Eleneker Bass Executor OF the estate Of lasey House.
lato OF berlin IA said District, deceased, makes appi
cation 10 said Court IN writing for license 70 sell al OF
the real estate OF said deceased to wit Abont thirty
acres Of land situated Ia Wansown, in the county OF
Orange, and being ali Of the real estate owned by tho
deceased at the time of his DEATH representing that the
sale thereof would no beneficial the devsces and lega
tees and all those Interested the estete and that
OF them reside In this state. Mhereupon II ordered
sion thereof 10 be held at tho Probate Office, 10 said
and decision thereon and IL further ordered that all
persons Interested be notified hereof by publication OF
sncsessiyely h the Vermont Waterman and State
journal printed sontpeler before said time OF hear
Ing that they may appear At said time ana place. ana
II they SEQ cause object thereto.
by the COurt.-Attest,
4eas HARVEY TlL.DEN Judge.
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HARpwick. Erwin Nye, of Mackyille, has
bought the farm Of VIM. d. lIuse near Fast Hard
lex, consisting Of so acres, for $4,000.
&C. f. McCrillis engaged in saving wood for
the nilroad company, sawed one of his hands sc
yer ,lY few days since.
The Canada horse disease, 50 called, has I'M
doubtedly made its appearance here. Several
horses are reported sick, with symptoms CORES
ponding to descriptions Of this new disease.
Muehanxiety is felt by owners Of valuable horses
-wm. Y. Cook, of Maekyille, has sold biz
residence to Joseph Poss, for 5000.
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CILAs BITRBANK's ESTATE.

~ The subscribers. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate Of
Slas Burbank late Of Montpelier In said District,
deceased, represented insoyent aud the term Of six
months nom the I'd day OF october la2 being allowed
by said Court TO the creditors OF said deceased, to
hhit and prove their respective claims before us Give
notice that will attend to the duties of appoint
meut at the dwelhnghousc Of Mary A. L. burbank, tho
widow Of said deceased, In Montpelier, In said District,
the last Wednesdays Of November and March next,
at one O'clock in the afternoon on each Of said day
HOMER W; llEAr0N, Commissioner.
JAMES T. THURsTON,} Non'H''s'onoi'
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SUPREME CouRT The General Term of The
Supreme Court was opened here yesterday.
There are twenty-foupeases set for trinl Foul
from Chittenden county, one from Grand Isl,
county, three from Rutland county, one from
Windham county, one from Windsor county, one
from Lamoille county, two from Orleans county
one from Essex county, four from Caledonia
county, and six from Washington county. Al
Of the Judges are present.
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Watoltman & journal.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1879.
by ms ENCELLENCY,
j U l. L 5 CON YER Sc,
Coz. Of Tie State Of Tsy1oni


B1oels, tho President Of the United States on the
eleventh day OF October instant sucd bis Proclamation
calling upon all citizens Of tho United States on the
TWENTY-EfGHrH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT 10
assemble their respective places Of worship and there
make their acknowledgement to God for his kindnoss
and bounty
Ti1sfa.,. and IN accordance with the uniform custom
OF Tho State do earnestly invite all the citizens Of this
Comm nwoalth, -ahstalning from nmusomcnts and all
unocoaty labor The day above named and In unison
with our fellow citizens of our entro natonto assem-
BILE ~ above requested by the President; and with un.
iognod gratitude to Heavenly Father for his nnu.
morlblo temporal blessings and with hearts Of iefvent
devotion, and sincere pcntcnco for SINS, earnestly
sing" let the people praise thee, God lot all the
people praise thee let the nations be glad and sing
or Joy for thou shalt judge the people rghtoousy and
govern the nations upon earth.n And In the name and
Tor the sake Of our blessed Redo,mor invoke Divine for
gvono and yor not only 'or the people OF State
and nation. but for all the people throughout the world
and that the OF Christ and bis glorious gospel be
everywhere known and Acknowledged, and Dis Kingdom
and mcrclml rorn speedily become universal.
Given under my hand and Che seal Of Tho State Exec
uiiyc Chamber % Montpelier. thla iacuty-ucond
day of October ga to year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ovanty-two, and ~ ihc ludepon-
deuce OF Tho United states acknowledgements.
JULIUS CONVERSE
By tho Governor.
JosEpu u. DEyisoS,
s,ersia,y of ciri and MiHirry A6irs.