davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16
Personal.


4 Petition W the President Is In circulation,
asking for the pardon Of A. J. Crane
Re-, e. Il ur,trypr NJ Rs,,in,,.,n has for
malls accsrted tho Presidency of Middlebury
Cslle,o
Mail. C. Gnrrvr. Of St. Adams. who was shot
bv Weak. il the fatlcrof Luther o Greene. ESQ
az the wood.tock standard lie i doing well.
and viil soon lie ont arnip
,,........ u, ,......... i.t,... A. .
-. - ~. a..
49, A.. - - :, - A..
-,
Ihf vermont f""'eF says MT ana MIS-
A. T. RANKIN are expected nome carry IN 1uiy
We understand MT. Rankin decides not " accept
the Consulship at Mess'i'' p'eierr'hs 'ef'non' 70
sicily.
Hos. A. T. LYMAN, Of Bennington, register IN
bankruptcy, has resigned It is understood that
he will be succeeded By Colonel W. 6. Neazey, Of
Rutland Judge Lyman contemplatss a trip to
California, and will be absen; several months.
Spr,krn Bt,fSY was severely injured. and
Vic. President Wilson and Anna Louise Cary. the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

HAISDwIcK 4. r. Huntley, one OF our enter
prislng farmers, and dealer in dairy produce, i,
buying wool lie has already received several
tons OF it at this atiou, paying Tor prime washed
forty cents; unwashed, thirty cents. For prime
fine combing woods he has paid as high as forty
two cents for some lots
Charles Goss claims that his hens are a little
ahead OF Mrs. Williams In point of egg pToduc-
ton. lie reports sales since March lst of ninety
six dozen, being the product OF twenty-six hens
Besides they have supplied the family needs dur
ing the time, and several dozen for Matching
purposes Mr.. Goss and Mr.. Williams are near
neghbors, residing at the centre.
The lumber business OF the Morses at East Ell
more seems quite successful and hourishing this
spring, They are saving out about five hundred
thousand feet, which is large amount for the
labor and capital invested The location Of this
mill is favorable for large business for many
years To come. on account of the extensive tracts
OF valuable timber land in It's immediate vicinity.
Their shipping point by railroad is at wolsott on
the Portland & ogdensburgh road
The SANDER suit Of A. Il. Judevins rs. T. r.
Bridgman, vas tried at St. Johnsbury the past
week, resulting in verdict for tho plaintiff 10
recover $500 damages, and the same amount OF
costs The basis for this suit was a charge OF for
gerry aud perjury made by the defendant against
the plaintiff in connection with certain contract,
executed in the settlement between the late Adolf
plus Holton and Mr.. Judeyine Of their partner
ship business several years ago.
Mr., Swerdfeger, OF the Hardwick srist-mill is
gradually establishing a successful trade in -four
and feed Of his own manufacture. lie has just
received from Michigan a carload Of extra num-
Der one, white winter wheat, the highest grade
the markets Of the country afford. This is un-
questonably the best lot Of wheat ever received
in town. The wheat mill is essentially new, and
has been in operation only since May lst The
steady and increasing demand for -four made
here indicates that he has suited the public taste
The sales reported OF corn and meal at the mill
amount, since April 18th, when the new propre-
tor took possession to over one thousand bushels
1t is source Of general qualification, especially
in dull times like the present, that one kind OF
business at least, nourishes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

LARGE FIRE N FEmisnURGH 90 On Monday
morning about eleven o'clock the railroad bridge
at Ferrishurgh, across the Little Otter Creek
caught fire from sparks from the locomotive Of n
passing freight train The bridge burned with
the utmost r,mdity, and soon the town bridge,
near by, was also on fire This also burned "a
pidly and the wind blew so violently that build
ings eighty rods distant were set on fire by the
sparks The flames frst attacked J. II, Barnum' $
saw min lin which building was wheelwright
shop. run by Jackman Brothers, and reduced IL
to the ground Martin Perry's grist mill came
next, and the dwelling house near by, owned by
the same firm Here the fire burned itself out,
and further danger was ayerted. The village has
no FIRE department and no apparatus whatever for
extinguishing fires, which partially accounts for
40 extensive aconhagraton. The losses, "a nearly
as could he ascertained, are as follows J. h.
Bamum, saw mill and contents, So, 500; Jackmsn
Brothers. machinery, stock, etc, $500, Martin &
Perry, grist MILL machinery, dwelling house, etc.
5000 c. r. Green, an employe OF the Jackmar
Brothers, tools, etc, $500; town bridge about
$500. The railroad bridge cost about 5000. The
total loss, therefore, foots up some $40 900; and
singular thing about ii is the fact that there was
no insurance whatever upon anything destroyed
except the railroad bridge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16
Vermont IIomnopo,bic Medical Society.

The twenty-ffth annual meetingof this Society
was held In Montpelier, June 3D.
The committee on State Board Of Health re
ported that II had seemed ncxpcdient to bring tho
subject Of the establishment Of such a board be-
fore the last legislature but they should urge fur
thor action at the proper time. Tho committee
also showed the necessity for securing equal allo
pathic and homeopathic recognition and repre-
sontaion in the appointment Of all public medical
officers, particularly in the organization Of all
State and Local Health Boards
After the election Of new members, the Bureau
Of Surgery WINS opened, and several interesting
cases reported Dr. Brigham then called attcn
ton 10 the Worlds Homeopathic Convention u
meet in Philadelphia in 1876, and said Vermont
should be properly represented that It was es
pecially necessary that a history Of homeopathy
In Vermont should he furnished for that occasion
Physicians were selected to do this work for theii
respective sections among them, Dr. T. h
Waugh, Of st. Adams, Tor franklin aud Grand
Isle counties.
After the report Of the bureau Of provings Tho
society adjourned for dinner The bureau Of OBJ.
stctrics was called, and Dr. Waugh reported an in
terosnng case Others also reported cases in Their
lIANllfFs hfliniNH iiNil AiN Nhifhh VI 'lihiNd
and psychological medicine were given, and pa.
pers Of interest were read
The committee ON nominations reported tho
following to serve officers the coming year, and
they we're unanimously elected.
rfsstieni-c u. Chamberlain. ". D., Barre.
Vcc-presdeut-A J.. Horton, N. D., East rouney.
Secretary and Treasufef-s. Worcester. n D.. Burlington
Corresponding Secretary Homer c. Brigham NJ. u.
Montpelier.
Censors- DIS. u. Jones Dradfordi J. II yanDeusen
watsneld, ]. r. waugh. S. Adams.
Auditors pr, y. II. Thonias, stowei james Hayleit
Mogciown.
DR.. G. y. brigham, Of Montpelier, was ap
pointed delegate TO the American Institute OIL
Homeopathy, whose twenty eighth annual session
will be held at Put-in-bay, Lake Erie, Ohio, OF
June 18th. Delegates were also appointed To Tho
homeopathic Medical Society Of New York New
Hampshire and Massachusetts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16
leafhs.

In Montpelier. June rs, Of pneumonia. LUTHER BiNBY
Funeral at his late residence tomorrow tlhursday after
noon at three O'Clock
In HARE. June g. RICHARD 5. CURRlER, Esq, aged u
years.
/. Rochester. May p. Mr.. THOMAS noDGE9INs,ascl
In Rochester. June !, ABEL HOWARD HUBBARD
aged Sc years
In west Randolph June y, MARY AUGUSTA mol
MAN daughter u John Holman agei % years and II
months.
In Fast Montpelier, May Is, Mr. SQUIRE BAILEY,
aged 81 years.
Her lfe-work wrought, her mission here complete.
The busy hand and active brain are stIll;
1he pulses wont at friendly tone. 10 ihrli.
A sa,ldened Loneliness Tie household shades
Her memory every sacred nook perNAdes
Though friends may mis-. hor in the social hour,
Vel only those from whom The Christening hand
Ias drawn their cherished treasure anehl ean know
The silent longing mingled half win fear
The listening for step We may not hear.
But vet we feel her spirit lives,
And moves, and acts unfettered BY the bonds
Our earthly slales lmlo,.s' ~ sno i laila
w w.,s H lss are % PROMISED 81 he sacred Word
which eye hath never seen nor ear hath heard.
We trust we shall sometime and again
We strive with careful thoasli each "a. daily task
10 40 fulhl that "a our minds mature,
We grow more meet TO Join the oircs pure.
In Calais. May 80. OF pneumonia. TlliRzA NORRIS,
aged " years.
No close around rs lies,
As when, with worldly abors done,
The aged Christian dies.
The Tong life promised In the Word.
Ihe calm and happy close,
All recommend to those around
The faith her spirit ehose.
Tho moiher-heari, that could take in
All children with her own,
neaped daily In her Christian faith
1lic seel that she had sown.
And while her loved ones lingef here,
Amid all worldly slafes
MAY never fade from out their hearts
Tie mothers dying prayers.
And may these prayers along life's road,
soften the noOntde heat,
And lead them W her rest al last
ny heavenly waters sweet.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16
Boston Produce Market.

MoNnAri June IA, 1873.
brrfER-thH market has ruled about ths same me
week previous The fcps have been just about enough for
ue DEMAND and have sold pretty clean leaving the
clear Tor another week rees held their ground but
The best ois sold AZ lift1 Per ~ and occasional
flney article was taken q th, Medium quality ranged
fwlic pe ~ and gun deal had 20 be- sold At this range
fNit~l We have 90 report further decline iu price u
cheese with decidedly dui market. The hest fac
tory hiss been ceiling In lots 10 the trade at n be2c per N
but NJ The cuse ,c s the top u the market and rceiver
1ay they would be glad 10 se out At that price Pair 20
gd qualities from collie, and common skim be
bought any where from g. upwards.
BEASs-rea lsRns have ruled steady al sll2sd210 "
bushel and y elbow lyus sell NJ - lu sfnall lots.
ZOOS There has bern weak tendency with sales ~
ffh Eastern At " ftiAr, and NOfthefn ifftl dozen.
HAf-lhere has i-en better demand Tor Hay with sales
u el0iee Eastern and Northern, At sl2n p per Ton.
fLolk-Crop prueIects much favorable
than few weeks ago The speculative demand has entirely
subsidized although holders thnk that choice Flours VIII yet
touch higher ngnr- The sale Of fancy Minnesota brands
have been 8 eUet-5e u barrel the latter outside price
for the best The market white wheat 81. Louis from
siWtgs2 n barrel for good and choice brands white
wheat Illinois ~ = 90 t1 and white wheat ohio, Indiana
aud Michgsna A. 2itJ ~ b barrel The law grades
also quite dun, and slowly from s5eettS % barrel
for Western extras. naker Wisconsin aud Min
nesota cxtus arr selling FROM s5soebe.So b barrel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

CENTRAL VERMONT The hearing on the petit
ton for Injunction ON the Vermont & Canada
road, to prevent the carrying into effect the pro-
posed consolidation, was had in st. Adams last
week, and the case adjourned, From the reports
which have been published OF the hearing we in
fer that the consolidation OF the Central Vermont
with the Rutland road will probably not be car
riod into effect The injunction, as asked, may
not be granted The Central Vermont and the
Vermont & Canada may succeed in their plan OF
uniting and consolidating their interests and seeu-
rites but It Is likely-we wish we might say 1t Is
certain-that the Rutland and Central Vermont
will not be consolidated. The hints and sugges-
tons Of counsel on the occasion Of the hearing IN
innate to the rejecting mind an existing intention
in the minds of the managers of the Rutland IN
terest not to carry into effect the articles OF CON
solidation to which an informal consent had been
given. Perhaps the Central managers feel in q
way which is tho same, In that case 1t looks as
II each road would 20 It's old way of independence
and the Central Vermont will practically eonsoli'
date the interests between ogdensburg and Bos
ton. This Is better than war.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16
Masonic.

The annual meetings Of the Grand Masoni
bodies Of this state, held at Burlington last week
were very fully attended, and were harmonious
Ishing condition The following is list OF tn
officers Of the Grand Lodge
G.M-M. W. Nathan +. Bowman, st. Johnsbury.
DIG. Nh ". 4. G. Houghton. North bennington.
G.s. w.-R W. Levani N. Read, Bellows Falls.
G.J.w-R. W. Henry II. Smith. Rniland
CTR. ". John A. Butler, jamaica.
C. secy.-R. ". Henry CLARK, Rutland.
q. 5. DIV. james Holloway, 81. Adams.
Cd. D W William :. Hopkins, vergennes,
q. L.-w Jonathan L. Mack. Sonhaeld
q. CIV. Rev. Edwin wheelook, wnoo-kL
A. G. CIV. Rev. Enos d. Hopkins, st. Johusbury.
G.M.-1heodore s. Peck, Harrington.
G.P.-w.J.Q. A. Bass. West Randolph.
G.sB.-w William Brinsmaid. Burlington.
n Steward. , W Daniel c. Barber burlington.
o. stewards W. Cyrus r. Currier, Burlington.
CIV. Joseph Il. Walton, Burlington.
District DEPUTIES.
No.l.-D. II. Story. Proctorsyille.
No.g.-Gnben $. Madison. North bennington.
No. 5.-Gustavus A. Cutting shoreham.
No, i.-solon L. ward Poultney.
No. s.-ormond Cote, Winooski
No. s.-Jonathan L. Mack. Sorthneid.
No IA. A. Hall, St. Adams.
No. s.-S. S. Howe, Braiteboro.
No. s.-S. W. Frink. Brookheld,
No. ILL II. Somers. Irashurgh.
No. Nm. T. Mott. Alhurgh.
No, l2.-S. l.. Co.'S, Lyndon.
No. l3.-R ,, Parker, wolcou
No lt,--selm 4. Grout. West Concord.
The Grand Council is differed as follows:
N. III. O. M.-Edwand 5. Dana, Cornwall.
d. q. M.-Joseph l.. Perkins, ST. Johnsbury.
G.P. c. OF the work-ounond Cole, wnooski.
@. nv. II, $. whiioOmb, Burlington.
O. TT. W. ,. washburn, Montpelier.
@. &. Of the GuArd-A. c. iInbhell, bennington Cen.
C. COMMUNICATIVE. g. Hopkins, yeRennes.
q. Chaplain-Rev. 7. Y. Stuart South Burlington.
q. L.-lienry L. Sheldon. Mddlebury.
O.M.-C. y. Winston, st. Adams.
@. steward-J. 5. fansworth, Windsor.
@. sentinel-David Fay, burlington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

USIyII'sALIsT AssocIATIoS.-'The Green Noun
tain Association Of uni,eralists, embracing the
churches of the denomination In the counties OF
Rutland and Windsor met in Chester on wednes-
day, June 9th. The church Of the First Uniyer-
salist parish where the meetings were held, was
tastefully and beautifully decorated The ser
vices in the morning consisted of responsive SER
vice by pastor and choir, the reading of Scripture
by Rev X. A. Greene prayer by Rev. DR.. Eli Bal
lou, sermon by Rev X, A. Greene, Of Mortified
subject, "Who is responsible p text Luke xii, As
The council met in the afternoon for business and
the election Of officers Sunday school services
were held at two o'clock, p. NJ conducted by Rev.
L. S. Foster, Of Winchester, n. H. floral con
cert took place in the evening under the direction
Of Mrs DIR. Noble. On Thursday morning Rev.
]. 7. simons, OF Springfield, preached the occas-
ional sermon-subject, Church organization.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

PRonArR CoUEr-Ihe following business Was
transacted in the Probate Court, for the District
Of Washington, during the week ending June
iith, 1875; June S, Robert =. Goye's estate, re
port OF commissioners Of homestead returned /;
John G. BOWS estate, administration account re-
fcrred to June 20; Minors Colhys guardianship
guardians account allowed Lillian l. Cressey's
guardianship application for license 10 sell real
estate referred to June 20; Enos p Colby's es-
tate, will proved; Sarah NJ, Colby eNecutrixi L.
c. Batchelder and Ira Stone, appraisers and COM
missioners. June II, Fanny Parker's guardian
ship guardianship allowed June II, Catherine
Chamberlm's estate, will referred for probate, to
July 6. June H. John Whitney's estate, inven-
tory returned; Alyah J. More's estate, admins
tration account referred to July 6; A. +. Good
now's estate application for extension referred to
July G. Ira A. Chase's estate, administration ac-
count allowed Lyman Powers estate, commits
sloner's report returned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16
COMMISSIONERS. NoTIcr

o. be nndcnlnel having been appointed by The Honorable
Probate Court Tor The District n Washington Commission
efs Co receive examine and 4dlnst a claims and
N al persons against Tho estate of Eiahm Allen late n
waterbury IN said District deceased and all claims ex-
hme ln Offset thereto. hereby rive notice that will
meet inf The purposes Aforesaid, At the late residence ~
said fllnklm Allen. me 18Th day ~ June and isth
day " September nes from O'Clock w., until four
o'clock each of said DAYS and that months from
The lfh day u May. A. D ISIS j. he time limited by
Court for said creditors 20 present their claims for
animation and allowance.
Dated at waterbury This 2is day u May, A. D. is5
WILLIAM ". MURRAY, c..,..,..
s-s1 FRANCIS :. NOBLE, COMMISSIONER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16
SrATE OF VERMONT, -, ,,,s,,,,,,,. =.

In Probate Court held at Montpelier IN and for sad
District, on the gan dav Of April A. ID. 1915
Emily Cummings Hancs, administrative OF the estate o.
Mm j. Hanas. Late Of Cabot. In said district deceased.
makes Application nh Court IN writing with the consent
widow and heir OF said deceased for license 10 sell all
the real estate Of said deceased TO vii all 81 me RAJ IS
tate OF which VIM j. Haines died seized and pos
sssod situated Cabot aforesaid except the DOVER pat
including homestead and reyerslon Of the dover iepre
nne that tho would be beneficial 10 Tie widow
and child OF said ease and those Interested IN Ms e.
tate Mhrrcup0n, ordered by said Court, that SAID APP
nlcatlon he referred ~ thereof, 10 be held
At tile Probate Oce In said Montpelier On the ism d.Y
VI June A. D. ls75 hearing and decision thereon and
further ordered, that all persons interested Dc nuunei
hereof By publication Of notice Of said Application and
opler thereon three weeks successfully In the vermont
Waterman State Journal, newspaper puhlisiissi =,
Muner and which cTrnlaes In the ne nelghtorhood OF
those Interested sa time OF hearing, that they mar
apfear al said time place, and " they cause OBJ
lect thereto. by the Nonfi-Alcsty ,...s. -,
SIS HARVEY IlLDtNt Judss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16
s,rArr OF vEnMoNr, n,.rn,cr =.

In Probate Court held AZ Montpelier, In and for said
District, on the 10Th day Of May, A. D. 1875
A. w. Nelson administrator Of the estate OF Nathaniel Y
Farnsworth Woodbury., In said district, deceased.
makes application said Court for license 10 sell MI o. ne
real said decreased excepting the dover bnt M
riudng ha homestead ryeson u dover therein and
situated said Woodbury., representing that the Sal0 o.
mart thereof excepting sah homestead necessary of the
payment 81 the debts Of said deceass AMI inc eiA seN
administration estate; that such part cannot "e sold
hout injury h tho.e Interested the reinlindsr; and
hnt me ale Oh the homestead would be beneficial 70 IN.
eet,s and minor children Of said deceased. Where
upnn il Is ordered by said court, that sad appeauon
~ feed 10 session thereof To DO held at the PROBATE Of
de In sd Montpelier the 22d day Of June, A. D. 1873 for
hearing and thereon And Il y further ordered that
AM PERSONS be notified hereof by publication Of
cs said application and order thereon three weeks sue
cossisely In the Vermont Waterman and state Journal
newspaper published At Montpelier aud which clrcuAts
negbOrho0d Of those Interested, before said time q
hearing that they appear said time and place, and.
II they cause. object thereto
ny the Court-Attest
sl-s9 n. A. CHASE, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court held Montpelier within and for said
district on TIE lst day Of June, 4. h. ISIS;
Sullivan Is. Gale guardian q Clenrn O. khideI and Hattie
r. kdder daughters II Eara klder, late of fninned, ia
district decreased makes application TO said Court for
license sell following described real estate Of his said
wnris 10 wlti their m tlc and interest In the real
o. which SAID Ezra klier died seized and possessed,
Including their IN the homestead set ont Of and
version said funl estate representing that the
thereof the purpose of putting the proceeds Of sush
sale At investing the In stocks real estate,
would be- beneficial TO- said wards. Nherrupon II Is or
dere by ah Court, That said application be referred 70
thereof be held at the probate Office IN said
Montpelier Inc lMh day Of Jane, A. ID, lss9, for
hearing and decision heIcun And u further ordered.
all Interested be notified hereof by publication
Of notice application and order thereon three weeks
sucrcsssey la Vermont Waterman STATE Journal.
published Montpelier before said time OF hearing that
they appear said time md place and, II they SEE
cause ohieet thereto. by the Court-Attest.
N-sl \. A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16
nErITION FOR DIVORCE.
sfAiL OF NIRMONr, MAsnINGrON Co. 80
WAsHINoros COUNTY CouKr.
SKPrKMBEK TENN. lsl5.

william Soneryille "a. Bridget N. somerytlle.
Whereas william soneryile II Moreiown, In the county
Of Washington, has ns In the office OF the Clerk o. an
ngon County Court, his petition for divorce against hli-
ge Soinerye setting forth In substance that ne was
legally married said midget N. BY the Rev Nj hossa
minister Of the gospel OF Morciown Aforesaid on e -
day Of December D. ls6 and that since aad ~
duly observed the marriage covenants ana uas .s s.a
Bridget NJ has not kept her marriage vows Ae M
the contrary has for period OF hoc u-l sesen
years wully, without Just cause OF pIoS'so y,
i've MIN him, and praying that the Court VIII grant him
bill Of divorce from the said Bridget Az. Anu =.
Uheroas ID made "a appear that ths sAld huakeu NJ
soeryie resides Of this state, 90 mat personal service
III -al netton cannot made her, therefore,
ordered that the sald william sonieryllle cause The sab
stance of his sad peiuon together with this order, 10 be
published In the vermont waehman stats Journal.
hssnaner printed Montpelier IN the county Of Washing
Ion three weeks succssyely the last Of which publications
sha m AZ weeks previous 10 the nsf day Of Tho
tenn 10 which said petition Is preferred, whih shall ~
deeusd suent notice To the said bridget NJ someryilis
appear before said County Court nea y ce hoden At
Montpelier within and for the coantl o. washington o.
seond Tuesday Of September A. D. ss al nine O'Clock.
A. NJ said day, and show cause any she has, why The
prayer Of said petitioner shall not be granleu .,...
Giyen under my hand, al Montpelier IN the county OF wash
LUTHER NEwcoAB, Clerk.
E.f. PALsKR, Attorney for Petitioner. $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

- MA0UlNGiON nlNIHlNIs -.
In Probate Court holden Montpelier In and for said
District. NE IN LAY Of lunc. A. d. 1875.
james ". Brock, Administrator Of the estate Of Levi
Boutwell, late Of Montpelier IN said District decreased,
maAes application 10 aid Court 10 me here
toforc allowed him In pay The debts due from said
tate and Go render hs administration account until some
future day Mhereufun "a ordered by said Couu that
said application he heard at the Probate ONCE Monfpe-
Ter on The h day 81 June A. b. 1858. And further
dere that uutcn be given 60 all persons concerned by the
publication oi tls oner Ia The Nemont Wachuau State
journal. printed 40 Montpelier. three sicceasyeiy,
before said hearing BY The Court Attest,
s-a HARVEY ftLbFN. Judge.