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The Conference Committeo OF both Houses
haye agreod on tho bill for constructing tho
sloops-of-war, aud the number il placed at
eight, four Of which are to be built ii Govern
ment yards, and four in private yards. to DO
hereafter selected.
During the discussion Of tho
POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION
bill, In tho Houso, to-day. Ao1ne sharp words
passed between General Butl:r and General Gar
field. Tho latter had used tho word "spite" as
applicable to those who mourned the repeal Of
tho "franklng privilege" To this General But
Ter replied In somo personal strain against Gar
fold, IN his usual snappiah strain, remark
Ing tha that r,nnr The h1w r1ra for r., tho sboe1 bae
until the leader wont bowling, TO his grave.
General Garfield very temporarily inquired Why
tho gentlemen choose to mako it q personal
matter, 9 personal quarrel, 80 to speak, as he
semar1s 10 N this natler said IL withdrew bis biz
remarks, with tho wicked remark that ho sought
no quarrel With the gentleman, ending with
sa,nlp the p5oxSSfIRi SIio,c %ps I, mortais nil nls'
it is not woll spoken Of tonight, and is regarded
as entirely unlnerltcd aud severe. No reply waa
attempted.
THE OLD POST OFFICE IN CHICAGO.
The House 0ommitte Oh Public Buildings
tho bill prepared at tho Treasury Depart
ment as substitute for Mr. FarTelrs
bill to dispose Of tho old Post Onlce
property In Chicago. The I'LL authorized the
hecretary of Tue Treasury to exchange tho old
lot aud ruins OF tie old building with tho City
Of Chicago for the piooo OF land owned by tho
School Fund at tho corner OF Polk street and
Fiftl, avenue, tile difference iu value to 10 aacer
tanod by Committee Of I've porsons two to DO
appointed by SECRETARY OF the Treasury, two tho
municipal authorities OF chicago, and the jlfth
to be SOLICITED l'y, the four thus to be appointed.
THIS Oommittee ia to mako report to tho seero-
tary, and either tho city or tho Government, al
tho case may be, ahall pay to the otAor the dif-
, 1873-02-06

WAsHINqroN, Feb. 5.--Aftor = lengthy and
secret consultation tho Committee on Priv
iloges and Elections took up the Caldwell case.
Oomatock mas examined in relation to Scott 4;
Co.'S books. He presented ; list Of drafts
drawn, Is fol1owa: Jan: ., $1,000; Jan. II,
$4,000 Fob !, $1,000; March Is, 410, 900. Tho
transfer books showed the payment Of draft
Of 10000 to Caldwell on the Goth Of January.
He thought that ho must be mistaken In his
statement about tho Oil, 900 draft on Jay Cooke
Il Co., since he could not ind 1t on tho books.
Did not find any other large checks at about tho
time in question; did not look for them ut any
other time.
Mr. Morton remarked that Mr. Caldwell had
Haid to him that lie WAS willing to make oath to
the statement submitted by him yesterday, and
asked II he decided to do 10.
Mr. Caldwell said that, after consultation with
his counsel, lie had concluded to submit tho
statement upon his honor aa 3 Senator.
Judge Crosier asked permission to submit q
printed argument, and wnnted ono wock to pre-
pare it. After some d!Honsslon, ha was granted
permission to prosont the argument on Monday
next,
Clark said that because Of the prominence
with which his name had been connected with
tho matter, he would like to submit an argu-
ment.
Mr.. Logan objected.
. Alr. Morton said that II Clark Was permitted
to mako an argument, the other witnesses might
demand the same privilege, which would prolon8
the Investigation lndohnftely.
Tho investigation WAS then declared closed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

At q recent term of the Windham Co.
Court. Lewis U. Lowell OF Rockingham. was
convicted of being a manufacturer OF cider
brandy and fined 800 and costs.
BsArrLEB )Ro.-Nast gave his lecture on
- Oiricaturing," Monday evening. Leon
ard & Ross, cigar manufacturers, have dis
charged twenty-five of their employees, on
account of the financial bad weather. Dur
ing the last gu after &c 200 stamps we're can
ceIed at the post fl e. Records of the Of6:e
lone in one day no = exceeds that OF six who'll
quarters at that time.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Mrs Clara Martin OF Hartland. was thrown
backwards from carriage the 10 b. S1e
vas taken up for dead, but there are hop
Of her recovery. Her collar bone is broken
md she is bruised b.dly.
The Docket for the December Term Of
W inds'r Couuty Count SHOWS the number
Of civil ises to be 273, div ,rce CASES 7, State
cases 5, and chtncery Gases Al.
Bears worry the Plymouth correspondent
Of the Standard.
10 Wea:hersfrld they throw axes through
the wIndows when a wedding party is given
DR.. Wbtcomb of South Roy lton had a
capsize on the Broad Brook road, but Game
out sl right, while Parker Jones OF Reading,
who was run away with between Ludlow and
Proctorsville got badly hurt.
An addition OF six convicts was made, last
week. to the number of inmates of the State
Prison, among whom there was one female
seventeen years Of age. The entire present
number Of convicts is seventy-hve, OF which
two are females.
The post-ofice at Cavendish was broken
open Tuesday night, and robbed of $3.50 10
stamps and money. A post-ofice detective
has been sent for from Boston to work uE
the case.
Samuel Adams Of Cavendish, was elected
justice of the peace in 1925, and has held tina
off 80 ever since.
Three barns belonging to Gopher futile o
Weathersfeld, were burned, early Sunda,
morning. together with 200 bushels of corr
and this years crop of tobacco; loss $4,000
insured for $700. The fire is Supposed /
have been caused by some "tramps" VIII
were foraging for their horses.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

Admiral John A. Winslow, U S. NJ. who
commanded the Kearsarge when she sunk the
Alabama, died at his residence on Boston
Highlands, in September, aged GO years.
He was d native of North Carolina, and after
receiving a moderately good primary educa-
sion, he received an appointment as md
shipman through the influence of Daniel
Webster.
He was attached to the West India squad
ron. and, what WAS destined to be curious
coincidence, among his fellow midshipmen
was Raphael Semmes, with whom he sub
sequently came IN contact under different
circumstances. Commander Winslow in
June, 1862. was summoned to take commend
of the Kearsarge, a screw sloop oi-war, fitted
out at Portsmouth, to go in pursuit OF the
piratical Alab una.
10 order that he might hold commission
commensurate With his command, he was
promoted to the rank of Captain In the Navy
to date from the 10th of July. 1852. For
some time the Kearsarge was unable TO come
up with the Ang Confederate war steamer,
but at length, during June, 1861 the Com
mander assertained that the latter vessel had
arrived in European waters, alter a destru c.
tive tour through the Indian Ocean and
Southern Seas, and had put toto the forth
led port of Cherbourg. Captain WInslow
at once set sail Tor that harbor, with the in
tention of watching the enemy's movements
and on the 5th of June rece wed note iro IL
Captain Semmes, containing a challenge tt
fight on the high seas. The challenge Wal
promptly accepted; and it's g lorlous resul
WAS the GROWING achievement OF CAPITA II
Winslow's lie On the morning of Sunca y
June 10, 1864 the Alab una steamed out OF
Cherbourg harbor, and, III order to proven
anything like question on the part OF the
French government as TO the line OF Jurisuic
tim, the k-arsarge steadily put to sea, stu
keeping An eye upon the foe. When aoou
seven mules rom land the order WAS given b,
Captain Winslow to put about and stee
direct for the enemy. whereupon the Ala
bama opened fire at about mile range. Ih
lutner broadsldes were fired before the h ar
sarge replied, and then the acton commence
10 earnest. They crcied around each Cthe
repeatedly, delivering broadslde after broad
slide, till the Alabama surrendered. The hear
sarge was COMPARE lively unframed, but bt
fore the labama could be taken possesslo
of as a captured prize she sank TO the bottol
vi the ocean, beng then fully five miles troll
shore. Senmes, even alter surreudering II
vessel, took refuge on q British yacht an
sailed Tor England, first throwing hls swor
into the sea rather than be compelled
give it up TO bis conquerIng opponent. Ih
conduct will always be conridered very uno'
z coming on the part of an officer protesting /
: much honor as Semmes had boasted OF dur
ing his piratical career.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29
One of the Old st and Soundest
of the New York Journals.
adapted to the Statesman, the
Scholar, the Merch ant and
the Family.

The New York EVENING Posi-. edited b,
William Cullen Bryant and Parke Goodwin,
assisted ny the strongest talent that can b,
engaged, bias for more than half century
maintained the saue principles of Freedom
and Progress, through ali changes of parties
and policies.
1t has always been the strenuous opponen,
of all kinds of Monopoly; and it still re-
mains a vigorous champion of Equal Right
f h. Distribution of Power, of Honesty
and Economy, of the security of the glor-
GUS results of G n Incl alton a I'd E franchise
nent won by the war, and OF all practical
Reforms.
1t e opposed to Injustice aud Spol;ation,
and though Repub lean in it's afiniti's, it
condemns all corrupt party combinations
which sacrifice principle to mere success.
The EVENING POST is equal to any other
journal as a newspaper, aud ia complete in
its Political, its Literary. its Scientific, it,
Agricultural and its Commercial Depart
ments.
It spares no expense in procuring the lat
est news by telegraph. correspondence, The
mails and efficient reporters.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29
Hack, Hack, Hack! Cough, Cough,
Cough

Cough is a symptom by which various
diseased conditions of the throat, bronchial
tubes aud lungs manifest themselves. But
whether it arises IRON the irrItatious pro-
duceG in the throat and larynx by taking
cold, from IN attack OF Bronchitis, IRON in
C p ent Consumption, or ire n various other
causes, nothing will aliay It more speedily
or cure it more permanently than Dr.. PIERCE
Colleen Medical Discovery. 1t does not
matter whether 1t be a recent attack, or a
lingering cough, the Discovery is in either
case equally well adapted Tor its relief and
permanent cure. 10 fact, it will cure a
cough in one-haf the time necessary to cure
It with any other med cine. and it does It,,
not by drying 1t up, but by removing the
cause, subduring tue irritation, and healing
the affected parts. No time should be lost
IN commencing the use OF proper medicine
for the relief of Cough. Tor unless THE
course is pursued, serious and dangerous
disease of the lungs is liable to result.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29
ART DEPARTMENT. 1874.

The illustrations of THE -7LDLNE. have wnn
wnr d-wif reputation, anu In he centers OF u
rope ad mItIed CT that its wood cuts
pies the hghesr f-cIion atiainet. TIL wood
cuts OF THE .5LDLNE pussess all the de'icscy and
elaborate 6n>h OF he most costly steel plate W hiIe
hey sfford rett-T rendering III ARTIST. original
In ion 10 designs by the members of h Va onal
Academy, aud other noted ne'ican artst>, THE 81
DINE will reproduce examples OF The hest foreign
teri, 50 scied It'll view &c The hug hest ar istc
success general interests. hus the sub
her THE AID I-FE WILL trf Coz, Ell ~
IN his home he pieasur.s and rsunlug mia noes,
OF art.
The Ibrstmas issue for 1874 will cot in special
designs az pr prsIe T. the by hest artists
nd win attractions any Of its ptedeces
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

Pleasant, Prompt and Effective. Two
taken at night move the bowels ouce next
morning Unlike all Pills, they never cause
pain nor require increase of dose to perfect
a cure.
They cure Headache. Dizziness, Oppres-
saon after eating, Sour Rising, and every evil
arising from Costiveness and Indigestion
Warranted in all cases IF PILES, either bleed
ing or blind. Trial box, 80 cts. Large box
60 cts, mailed free for thus last price.
DR.. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM,
is splendid cure for C,uGus, HoAasENsss,
aud all THROAT and LUNG complaints. For
sale by E 5. HARRISON & CO., Proprie-
tors, No. fremont Temple, Boston, and by
all Druggists. F42ml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

BASE BALL. "A match game OF base ball
was playei at Randolph Center last Saturday
P. n. beswe en- the Normals OF that place aud
the Modoc" club of Roche ster, the Nor
mails winning by score OF e8 to %. But
six innings were aged resulting as follows
Norma s..................-..2l Is IL 13-Ss
Moduc5. 6 I-2e
j. W. FAKGo. Umpre.
TIE WATERBURY, BRIDGE.-The railroad
bridge mile below Waterbury, was put in
shape so that cars passed over it Thursday
morning. three days after the water twisted
It so badly.
The Central Vermont directors car made
its appearance here the other day. having
been put at the service of Mr.. Langdon,
whose daughter was ill and was brought
home.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29
MARRI AGES.

In Canton Conn, Oct 2,d at the HON of the
bride. Rev. J. o. SH ERBURN of East Calais Vt,
and Miss ELLN r. GRlDLEY, Rev. A. Gardiner Of
Suffield Conn officiating.
In Waitsfeid. Oct 25th by Rev j. Royce, Mr.
BENJAMIN J. AVERY and Miss MARY PAL
MER, both Of Waitsfeld.
At fuckers Hotel, Oct 9th, by Rev. j, NJ. Puff
err Mr.. MEX. T. DAVENPORT and Miss PHILE-
Ma BOHONON. both of WiilIamstOwn.
Also by the same, at the residence of the brides
father, Oct. AID, Mr.. IRA BUCKi.IN of Lebanon
n. H.. and Miss LEORt 4. CUTLER, of Barre.
In West berkshire. Oct p by Rev. II. ebster !,
PUTNAM Russell of \ewhury. \. H., and EMMA
j. WELLMAN of Montgomery, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29
Not for sale IN Book or Neacs stores.

THE .7LDESE, while issued with all the regularity
has none The temporary timely terest chsrsceri>
ordinary period cas-. Ii eleg see II any
light aud graceful litera and collection
pictures, the rare-t sperm- OF ariitic kill in
blacx and white. Alfh' nsh ca b uccesdIDg number
affords pleasure Ia IFS trends The res value and
ut, THE .4LDLNE will BE- spprecIare ted after
IL been d up al The clos OF the year While
O h r publicAu N earn superior chea ,ne--.
c upan d with rivals OF 4 similar class, TIE ALDLNE
is unique ard O IgInsi coHoepfi u a ione un-p
ptoacheu-s h.o uely without ItInp in
cbar%cf-r. TIL pass OF complete Volume c1nho'
duplicate he quantity If fine paper and engraving- in
Other IN number OF volumes tor Ten times its
eo,r. ami he n the e are he chroEaos ssidesi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

BREAK IN SEWING MACHINE PRIcEs.-Our
readers will be interested 10 learn that tie
FLORENCE COMPANY have responded to the
general call Tor lower prices ior sewing
machines, ard will henceiorth sell their we'll
known and superior machines at reduction
Of from 80 to 40 per Cent. from former prI-
90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

Tn Household Panacea and Family Linz
he bes remedy IN The world tor tae follow
complaints, Cramp the Limbs and Stomach,
Pain the Stomsc1. Bowels or Side, Rheumatism in
All forms, nilous Coc, Neuraig Choiera, Dysen-
ry, Colds Feesh Wou ids, Burns, Sore throat, Spi-
nal complaint Sprans and bTuises CnilIs and
Purely Vegetable and A,Lhealing. Fot IniernaI aid
External use. Prepared ny CUkTlS & Brown, No
2l5 Futon Street, New York, AMI for sale by all
druggists. M27yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

Castoria is more than substitute for Castor
Oil. 1t The only safe article in exi.iercs which,
certain to assmste The iood requisite the bowels cure
wnd.colic and produce manual sleep. 1t contains
nei her mi, era,s rphne alcohol, and is pearan
take. Children need not cry and mothers may rest.
FM4iyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

RAID CONSUMPTION Is OFTEN the penalty
OF trlding with severe cough; but no such
IA catas rophe can occur IT Hate's Honey Of
HOr,hound of Tar is taken before the dis
orsan,z ton OF the lungs has commenced.
Take time by the lorelock and you are safe.
CrittentoD's 9th Avenue. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29
APPRENTICE WANTED.

An apprentice to learn the art of printing is
wanted at the FREEMAN and MESSENGER Printing
House, Montpelier. smart, intelligent lad fifteen
10 seventeen years OF age, Of good habits, apt to
learn and willing to work faithfully at whatever
may be for the interest of his employer, will find
desirable situation and reasonable wages by apply.
ing at this office.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

Don'r rExrosrsE WITH PILss.-Ontman lotinns
.lectuaries and all mauner ~ qusck strums are a
was of time an money. The onIv sb oiufeiy inral
ihIe cure for thss. di.easesi. ANaKEsIS
nv DR. ST. 1t has been pro oInc'd by scientific
happirst discovery made in medicine for
200 yeats relief pain in the worst
and has cured tn 30 00l sufferers pnms-
nsutly. All Doctors prescribe it-Prica $l.hO. Sent
nv all receipt OF price, Depot, So Walker ST.,
New York. wi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

WANTED, Farmer in every town as agent
for the COLLINS STEEL PLows For terms
g., address, COLLINS & Co., 2l2 Water st. :,
New York. F35w9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29
DEATHS

In Mortified, Oct 18th, Adm SMITH aged 10
years months and days. He was pensloner
of 1872.
In Middesex July 18th. Mr.. WARREN BRUCE,
aged &c years. His last words were: Happy, and
ready 20 CO." Western papers please copy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

II arrests decay of vital forces exhaus of the ner
system, vgnr The d. Hate Gle nses
yii ts blood ve-icie ob>trucfl r. ana seis
'irsciIy the Inv ard spleen. Pr'ce 81 = hoi'e.
JOHN KELLOGG l,-r N Y. k42s4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29
WIN CHAM tERIIN.
Northfi ed. ,ctohsr L %. 1873 I42aJ
Anna ak. >heldOn's Estate.

Anua &. ~held0n'~ Estate.
srATE OF VERMONT, In rebate Court he Id
Washington Di.tr ct,, S. at Montpel,.I in said
District q, the cit day OF Octobr, D. 1873
DuUNO POPE. Administra or de bonus RoR, with fht
r. will anr exed, Of the estat- of Anna X she'd n
Ate of No thu in sad District deceased presents
his mis- ration for .xamiua ion ant allow
,uce and m app icaop for decree o. distriou-
ton and partition OF the ate Of said deer ased
WbereDpop il is ordered by said Court taat salo ac
.ount nd nd apuljcaio, be referred session OF
sai Co to be held the Probate Office. in So Mo, l.
oeIier on the 18th day OF Nov mber, A. D. 1873, LOT
re.r;ns ana dec sion thereon: 1T is further or
ie- 4 that notice hereof be gwen toaiipersonr II
ttrested, by publication OF The same three weeks .
sssvey in the Green sooh'an ; "a Ia ,,r,.
scpoi nt~d r hearing that they may appear ~ said
lime and place. nd show cause, II an they may hav
INV aid account should not be allowed, and sus b
decree made. By The Court, tttest
sars HARVEY 1lLDEN, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29
r LOR d A .

IRON November to May, Florida is the favorite
resort for Northern people, but its limited hotel
capacity prevents many IRON making it their winter
home VINO would otherwise do SO. II is props sed to
build large hotel at point in the State to
the requi ements of those who desire superior &C.
commodauons. My experience at the st. James
Hotel jacksonville last winter enables me to speak
confidently as to the success OF this enterprise.
For information as 10 plans, &C.. address,
+. H ORVIS.
r44m1* Equinox House, Manchester, VT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

The Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil is HaZ,rd Il
Caswr<, mad. rhs shore fro fresh selected liv-
ers, by t'AswEL HAZARD Co., New York IL 10
absolutely pure and sp,et. Pat'snts wio have once
taken it DR. fer il to all h,r. Physicians have dec
deed superior any of IN. other oils in market.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

VEeETINE is perfectly harmless from any
bad effect upon system.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

We desire to make the FREEMAN Particularly
raluable for its news from all parts of Vermont
and our Trends in diferen parts of the State, es-
rv IN Washing ton Orange and Lamoile Coun
will confer great favor upon us and our
.,;ar. by sending u local intelligence. Give us
a.,s and we will arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29

KhIArpuE sw,lliuss. c.ked-br. asts. sc.l,,
burns, ssIt-rheum, ear-ache, &c. upon the h"msh
frame, and of Strains spavins, gals sc uron the
ma one yea than have all ether emedie
ince the word,b .gan 1t is count r-irrtanf, an az
healing pain reriever. Cripples throw away then
clutches, the lame walk, pc sonous bites are rendere
and the woundsd are healed without sea-
Il hnmbug. the recipe is published around each
bottle It's selling article before sold and
it sells because doe. just what preends TO do.
Those who suffer from rheumatism. pain or swell
ing deserve TO suffer if hey will not ue Centsur Lini
nent. More Than % certificates of remark able
Inc uding rozsn limbs, chronic rheum ism govt run
ming tnmors, &C, hsve.been received We will send
circu containing cer' sie~, the recipe &C., gratis
10 any requ. sting il. One bottle Of The ,eil' "
per &. nta, T LiBment is worth hundred del.
lals Tor spawned swttnisd no and mules fo
screw-worm in sheep. stock-owners-ths Imminent If
worth your attention. No family shot d be withou,
Centaur Lii mtnt. so'd by Druggists. 70 cents pei
bottle large 10 ties, $l.t0. j. d. RosE & Co., s;
Broadway, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29
Thnm lS 1. Hills Estate.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having beer appointed by
/ the nor 4hie Probate c. urt tor the District
Washinpton Commissioners to receive examine ano
adjust al claims and dems OF all ops against
he estate of homas /. Hill. late OF Cabot, In sa'c
district, deceased, represented nsolveIt, ano We
t-rm of six months from The 16tt day OF ociooer'
s73 allowed by corr creditors
iece sed exhibit nd thelI resps ct VI
before Give noice that will stte nd 10 the du
of appoir tn ent he nveRg house OF lsi-
Kmbs l, in e bot, in said District. on thr st Sal
urd ,ys of November aud Nav next, Al one oc,oc. ~
at ernoon ch of said dtvs. 70 70 pu"i,-h-o
three wer succ assveIv in the Green Mounta Free
printed at NJ ntpe'irr
EAsTnAN I. hopkins Commissioners.
l. vi Z. DAMS.
Cabot, October Oh. S73. Fa1SS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-29
Walter NJ. Wilson's Es tate.

Walter NJ. Wilson's Es tate.
I'VE So 3SCRlBERS having oeeh tppoibted oy
| the ,norable Probe te Court for the Oistrici oil
Aashipgto On, ftomm' ssioners to rec I've, e1amips
nd adjust all claims and demands OF All persoot
ay.ipst the estate of Walter Wilson, la 4 k"I
vent and the term ofsix sro NJ IL. Glib day Of
October, 1873, being allowed by said Court to tn'
,reditors said deceased exhibr ano prove tneif
respective aims be fore Give notice thar We VIII
offend TO the duties Of eur tppoinfnepf ct te'
dive ling house Of Miranda Wilson, in R'xhury, N
said District on h. frst saturday Of November nd
April next Il one o'c ock, 10 the rno n, o. zach OF
sd days. The first Saturday /, April to ee 1t
uouse OF Edmund Pop. in Norlhheld.
WM. WINCH (Conr,..ion.,.
WIN CHAM SERIIN. I
n lS73 y42a3
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TO
BOOK
AGENT:

1ohng need be said shs ihese boot-- Every body
knows they will outs II all the-s and wise agents VIII
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