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PERSONAL.

By reference to the marriage notices ii
will be seen that the Governors worthy
Secretary is devoting himself to civil rather
than military affairs.
At meeting of the Directors OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. on Mon
day. the resignation OF Hon. Trenor W.
Park. (who had previously sent in his res
ignation as director, in accordance with a
effect that officers of the Panama Railroad
who held Office in the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company be requested to resign one or the
other position,) was accepted, and Mr.. Rus
sell Sage, the former president of the COM
parry, was elected in his place.
Dispatches received By the friends and
day. brought the sad intelligence of the
death of Mrs. Anna D. Hoyt, wife of VIM.
Ii Hoyt, formerly of this city, which &C.
Cured in New York, on Saturday evening.
Mrs. HOyt was daughter of the late Z. Ii.
Deming of Burlington, and of the venerable
Mrs. Deming, who survives her, and sister
of Mrs. N. A. Tucker. She was a most
estimable lady, and will be mourned by a
wide circle Of sorrowing friends. Her
funeral took place from st. Mary's cathe-
drel, on Wednesday morning.
Rev. b. B, Newton, father of Mr.. j. w.
Newton, of St. Adams, died suddenly in
Brooklyn, N. Y, Sunday, at about &C
years of age. Mr.. Newton was native of
St. Adams. For a number OF years he held
the pastorate of the Congregational Church
in Chelsea, Vt. He represented St. Adams
in the State Legislature in 1919, and was
one the men who went to Kansas in 1855,
and helped to make her free State.
DR.. Stebbins Asa Smith. a prominent
homeopathic physician of st. Adams, died
in that village, Sunday, of consumption.
aged y years. lie was Il son Of Gardner
e.. and cousin to Hon. j. g. Smith, Hon
W. c. Smith and L. A. Smith, Esq.
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BOSTON MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20. Isl,

WEDNESDAY. Jan. %. 1875.
fL0UR-Flour Is dull and prices unchanged.
sales at 81 p % 4 90 for Western superine;
70 D % for common extras; s. % "a 625 for
Wisconsin extras: s. 2j66 p for Minnesota bakers
brands 50 5NI6 so for White wheat, Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan; s. 5O37 90 for Illinois: and $ IS a
% Tor ST Louis; Fancy Minnesota brands range
from at 81 so "a 90 Rbbl. Corn meal has been in
GOOD demand. Sales at 81 q % so Y Dbl. In
Ryo Flour sales in small lots, at s. 0116 90 q Dbl.
Dat meal at s. o0S so y Dbl. as to quality. Buck
wheat at 50 25GI3 40 per 100 lbs.
GhAIN-rhe market Tor Corn Is dull and
prices remain unchanged. Sales Of Western xed
and yellow at So 20 soc y bush. Oats are frmer.
Sales at 6S "a zoe per bush iOr mixed and No.
white. Rye at 81 al 05 per bush. shorts at SIS 90,
and Fine Feed and Middlings at s29 GD32 per ton.
PkOVlSlONS-The Pork market is steady and firm
with a fair demand. Sales at sl7 % % II 20
FOR prime; s2l % AL 30 for mess and s2S ~ 40 II
Dbl for clear and extra clear. Beef is in demand.
iamily extra at SIC 90 20 Il % Yhbl Lard is firm.
Sales OF City and Western, at l4l@l5c Yib. Smoked
Hams at l2Dl3c telb.
PRODUCE-The demand fer Butter is luoder
Is an abundant supply Of all other kinds. sales
o. cholee new York and Vermont dairies have
peen at y 40 sc; as TO quality; and
mon 10 good at 80 "a 3Gc b. Western butter at
zuUSoe v d., as TO quality. In Cheese sales have
ranged from II 40 64c y II, as to quality, and Is in
moderate demand. White Beans at Il SOIL s.; extra
pea at p "a %, and yellow eyes at 50 90 {,
bush. Eggs at 20 40 3Jc Tor Northern and Eastern.
Potatoes at 50 a S5c p bush. for Jackson Whites
and Early Rose. Onions at 81 IS "a 800 = Dbl.
W00L-The Wool market is quiet but prices are
nrm. The sales include 5000 lbs Ohio and Penn
sy lVanla reeces at So 90 SIC e b. for medium y,
and AAA; 5000 lbs Michigan feecos at II % sc;
10000 lbs Western and Othec Heeces at IS a SHE;
l9GD its unwashed and unnerchantab.e neeces
at p az i3c p ID.
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CHARIoTTE,-Some time since We copied
from an exchange an article purporting to
give a statement Of the butter-making for
three months at the farm Of j. NJ. Dean K
Son. The original article got into print
without the knowledge or consent OF the
Mossrs Dean, We learn, anG contained sew
cral gross errors, which gave totally wrong
idea Of The whole thing. In justice to
Messrs Dean * Son, therefore, we print the
following correc. statement of their dairy
ing operations during the months Of June,
July, Angus; and September last. handed
Us by slr. J. NJ Dean
Ia the month Of jane We had 1929
pounds Of milk. yielding $40 pounds Of but
ter, for which $3.50 80 was received aver
age, 81 $40 pounds of milk TO one pound
OF butter July, 1903 pounds OF milk,
Isl pounds Of butter at S2lG0i average,
- $40 Of milk to each pound OF batter.
August, y ,4l2 pounds OF milk. 72l pounds
Of butter at S23s 81; average, 2l 40 to one
pound of butter. september. IL. 1876 pounds
milk, 67l pounds OF butter ~ S26l7s;
average, Il. s6-l00 to pound Of butter
General average 81. 59-l0O pounds oi milk
to pound Of butter. We MIXED
the time twenty-nina cow ..iost OF
two-year old he'r-- . including. five
iAs -..ers, ard each Of our fami-
80 we're supplied with cream from the
milk. The average per COW was s33.
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seribsrs to the WEEKLY FREE Press Will re
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-,mo new features of interest and value.
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aar regular subscribers, (while renewing
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Funeral OF THE LATE DR. kS0X.- The
funeral Of the late Dr. j. NJ. Knox took place
at Essex junction, Monday morning. The
esteem IN which the deceased was held was
manifested by the large attendance, delega-
tons from this city and nearly every town
in the county being present. After assem-
bling at the residence. the iGneral cortege
proceeded to the church, at the Junction,
about 2 mile distant. the pall-bearers being
the following physicians: Drs. Walter
Carpenter, Of this city j. II. Richardson,
ofSwanton; Il. II. Langdon, II. Ii. Atwater,
b. ". Carpente-, l.. NJ. Bingham and f. 5.
Peck. of this city {. NJ. Ferrin, of Essex
Junction, and \. K. Camp. OF Richmond.
At the church-which was densely crowded
-appropriste services were held, embracing
= sermon, by the Rev. Edwin Wheolock, in
which feeling tribute was paid to the DC
ceased, and an eloquent and touching adj
dress by Prof Spencer Marsh, of the Uni
yersity Of Vermont At the conclusion Of
the services the remains were tai. er
to lline,hurgh, MessT.. George Tov .
Z. A. Beach ana L. W. French, of F.sse
junction and D. c. Barber. 81 this city
aetine Il, bearers and were aid in the tom
in the cemetery there. The LPmbda lot
Societ, ii the U. Y. Al. were present in
body, and the or.iy horal offerings eonsiste,
of beautiful wreath Of camelias from tn
soclety
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yoTICC nv U,x.,tyPrCy

r1NDIS is to give notice. that the 18th day o.,
i January, A. d. IS55. 4 Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued gainst the estate Of Iiorato =. Allen
Of Guildhal, in the County az Es>eN. and
State Of Vermont, who has been adiad-ed Bank
ruPt on his own petition: that the payment %; any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging o.
said Bankrupt, TO him, CT ur his Use, and the
transfer OF any property BY him. are forbidden by
law that a meeting Of the creditors o. said Bank
rupt, to prove their debts, aad q choose enc or
more Assignees OF his estate, viii De he'd Court
Of Bankruptcy TO be holden nj the Hotel o. william
ii. nartshOrn, in 6uildhll. 10 the County 81 s~ex,
aud State Of Vermont before john L. Edwlrts.
Esq Register, on the 2ith day VI February, y u.
ISIS. at 10 O'Clock An. TuU"AS FAiLET,
Deputy United 81 ties Na5-hai as Messenger.
3tMlH
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The "Suu DOgs"--.sInsular Optical Phenomena.
To those interested in meteorological
matters, some phenomena of rare occur
renee presented themselves on Saturday
last. an accoun. of which may be of inter
est to your readers.
About four in the afternoon many Of our
people had their attention directed to two
bright patches of prismatic colors in the
western sky, commonly known as sun
dogs, or mock suns, which were remarkably
brilliant in their colors, especially in the
red, yellow and green. These mock suns,
or parhelia, as they are called, were upon
eli side of the sun at distance Of about
- !egrees from the sun, and about 10 or IL
degrees above the horizon. 4 brilliant are
OF prismatic colors, resembling an inverted
rainbow, was also visible at an elevation of
about 46o above the sun, and nearly 100
degrees in length A luminous column of
some 20 to % degrees could also be seen
passing perpendicularly through the sun.
and cutting at right angles horizontal
circle of light, also passing through tho
sun, and at one time these presented the
appearance Of luminous cross with the
sun for its centre. Beyond the mock suns,
this horizontal circle of light appeared
quite distinct, and could be traced for 20
OF - degrees upon either side.
These phenomena were visible in vary
ing brilliancy for full half an hour. and
attracted a crowd Of observers.
The student Of meteorology would more
clearly understand the following statement
Of the several phenomena lst, The halo
Of p radius; ID, The parhclia circle; Sd,
The contact are of the halo of Is , radius
4th, The vertical column passing through
the sun. The parhelia of the halo of 70 >
radius could not be made out, though care
fully looked for nor was tae contact are
Of the halo Of % radius visible.
The accepted explanation of these phe-
nomcna IS the reflection of light from the
surfaces. or the refraction Of light in its
passage through the minute crystals Of ice
floating in the still atmosphere, or rather
slowly sinking endwisc 10 the earth; refieo-
ton from the upper or under surfaces pro-
ducing the luminous column, while retlcc-
ton from the sides Of the descending crys-
tais produces the parhelia circle. reiraction
on the other hand through various angles
OF these myriad crystals producing the yari-
Gus colored halOs and contact ares
This explanation would almost have suc-
sested itself to the careful observer upon
saturday last, since during the observa-
tons above recorded innumcrable little ice
prisiRs could be seen shimmcrins in the
stili atmosphere about him.
The appearance Of these metc0rs, a. also
OF other rare phenomena, As comets.
eclpses, &c, once filed the minds of the
people with dread and apprehension. being
generally regarded a. precursors Of war.
plague and famine, and even at the present
day there still remains a lingering trace of
these early superstitions; for while crowds
Of oar citizens were engaged IN observing
these rare appearances, one was overheard
10 predict in no uncertain language the
speedy coming OF bloody war. r. G.
Burlington, Monday, Jan. Is
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IN the District Court cf the United S,stss. ~
l trict OF Vermont. - At SHEFFIELD. The iith
day Of January, A. u. $50
The undersigned hereby gives notice cd h's a.
pontfDent as Assignee If J. Olin n-a Z. 90. Nle---
ock, N the County OF Caledonia, ana stats 90
Vermont. within said District. who has been al
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition, b.; tho
District Court Of said District.
HAZES d. GRAY. Ass.-nes-
To whom il may concern. 49s@0
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Ti.nc OF Closing OF Lake Champlain for n,


BE wclthcr-record in possession Of e. D.
Allen, ESD, OF this city, kept for 2G years
by the late John johnson, and since then
by Mr. Allen.
The mem time Of closing OF the Lake Tor
the six,y wears. is the 29.h Of January, the
earlie,. date Of closing being the 7th Of
Januar, 1868. and the latest March 4th,
1919. Ga four years in that period the
broad lake did not close.
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Xeaal Hotites.
MITCHELL BEAUCuaMP's ESTATE.

MITCHELL BEAUCEiHP'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, } To AL Persor Sc, con- n;
DISTRICT OF cHrrrEsDES IS. Mitchell f i Beau:hsnp.
late Of Burlington, in said District. deceased,
GRgETISG.
Al Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chittenden on the 9th day
OF January, A. ID. 1875, an Instrument, pur-
porting to be the last VIII andTestament, Of ditch
ell beauchamp, late Of burlington, in said Dis
trict deceased, was presented TO the Court sfOTo-
SAID For Probate and is ordered by said Court that
inc ilth day OF February A. D. 1875 at the Probate
Court Rooms, in said Burlington. be assigned for
proving said Instrument; and that notice thereof
be given to all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully in the Burlng-
ton Free Press, n newspaper printed at said Bur
Angton, previous TO the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified t. appear
before said Court. at the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate OF said Will, If you have
cause.
diven under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict. this 9Th day OF January A. d. ls7s.
sOw3w z. S. TAFT. Register.
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ESSEN MEETING.

Ytwsday and Friday. jan . and %
The following papers are received, and
others will be presented
J. The or -iuel Vermont Pillow.
By Prof Hcnry N. Seelcy, Middlehury.
p Potato Culture,
by y. Rand, q Shelburn.
g. Hygiene o. .le Farm,
By Dr. L. c. Butler o.. Essex.
3. The Mistakes o. Farmsrs
by $. q. Butler, o. Essex.
3. f4iie-.u- AMI Preparing Poultry for Market,
By Edwin Andrews, OF Essex.
t. fore Experiments IN the IIyhrdzation Of Cereals
by Gyms e.. PFiu-io, member OF Board.
y general discussion will follow each pa
ger presented, and the farmers arc invited
70 prescn, question:, relating to the various
sGhice,-. PETER COLLIER,
Secretary.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF VERMONT.
cHITrEspgN COUNTY. $.


w HEREAS, Leouora BI5k ey, Of Bur s;on.
w in said County has this dav de! r ~
Office, her petition for Gfycrcr- Sett.-. tarfh n
substance that on the l.jh day o. Uctlrer. A h..
lS65, at tlliottStown, Illinois she .e lllj mar
RED T. Henry ?. Bari ley, 90 '.-ts q, il.uuis. 10y
Rev. y. williamson that she lived ard c,-sabit-d
with the said Henry as his liwial y e.. 40 said
E.li0tstOwn, until the u da- e. september \. II.
1869. when the said Henry willHiy and thout
cause deserted the said Le-nora aId has ever since
re usef u live with the said L-ouUu his " e..
and cruelty neglected - rruvice ior her mIiutc
nance from said 81 day %. sept. i-d+.
And II having been made tu appear Z mr thai.
the said Henry 5. Blrkey. re- ees without this
state. it is ordered that he be notified Of the pen
dency Of said petition Cor divorce hy the puhiica
ton Of the substance ct the same to--ttc- with
this order, three weeks excessively il ;he Bur
llngton Weesly Free Pres, a Tualc newspaper.
the last OF which publications shall be a. least
SIX weeks before the next tc5u cf Ch-tlendeu
County Court u lie heli at Burlington. in the
County o: Chiucncen, on the arst Tuesday OF April
a. ID. 1875.
Dated at said Burlington, tbs i2tl day o. Jlnu
AIRY, A. ID. ISIS.
A J. HOWARD. CLERK.
WHITTENORE Il WHEELER, Att'ys.
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IN the District Court Of the United States ir t'e
| District Of Nermout.-in the natter Q Junu ~
Beers, Bankrupt FOtice Is hereby given tlii pc
ttion has been hled in said court hy John \. teer
OF MonktOn, In said District. daily declared hama
rupt under the Act OF Con-rrs' u! arch 81, 20,
for a discharge and certificate th.reOi uofu al H-
debts and 0;her claims provaA.v uaGer s. 8 'ci.snt
that the 23d day OF February. i--5. a. % u'c.ucs
a. H. hefere the Hon. d. Il Smdllcy. Jud-e % sl'd
Court at his Chambers n thu city 20. huriin -i"n,
is assigned for the hearin- OF the same. We aat
where all creditors who have proved their Glhts.
and other persons in interest. may attend and
show cause, If any they have, way the pidJ or o.
said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington on tho I-ih day o. January,
ls75-3ls3w e. b. SiiALLEY, ClcrS-
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nIsTRICT OF VERMONT, sat- 81. JohHs
bury VT, the I3.h day OF January, Az. u Do
The undersi gned hereby gives notice o. his ap-
poi ntment as Assig nee of the estate ami effects o.
4. A. Jerrauld, Jr., OF st. JohnshurY. 10 TIE
county Of Caledonia, ard State Of Vermont, V in
said District, who has been adiud-ed a Bank fupt
said district. PEARL ID. BL0DGETT.
Dx3g Assignee.
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IN HAyKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court Of the United States for the
i District o. Vermont-Iu the matter d! DONner
= Alien Bankrupts.-ln Bankruptcy. To the
creditors Of said Bankrupt and all others whom i
NAV concern: The undersigned Assignee Of th-
h, heen ordered by the district Court % said ~
fret that the second and third general meetings OF
the tors Of said Bankrupts be held at tho ohes
81 T. T. Lvarence in Burlington. in said District.
on The 18th day OF January, \. d 1875, at 10 O'Clock
a m. before Hon. L. L. Lawrence. Reg ster N
BANKRUPTCY, for the purposes named in tho 2.ta
and 18th sections of the BANKRUPT Act. o. maIeh
ID is6- and this is also TO give notice that have
ied INV Enal account Assignee Of said Bankrupts.
md that al said time and place | shall apply .
said court for settlement OF sad accounts anu ioi
discbar-e rom all liability Assignee o. said IS
tate in accordance with the provisions o. said 18th
Dated at Middlebury. in said District, this 81
day Of January, A. -. 1875.
2Sw3w U. D. I"iIOoHLb, Ass4.iso-
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Hoard OF Agriculture, Manufartures
and Mining.
SPRINGFIELD MEETING.

Tuesday and Wednesday,, Jan. 20 and y.
The following papers have been already
received for this meeting, and others are ex-
peeted:
/. Drainage q. Wet Lands.
BY James r. walker, Of SprissGo,d
;. Fruit Growing for Profit.
BY Thomas F. Bu,terGelj, Of Weathersaeld.
.. r he Grasses Of Vermont,
By Cyrus Ii. Prinsle, member o: Board.
I. Poultry Raising for Pleasure and Profit
b John g. Mchcen, South Acworth, NH.
.. The Butter Dairy,
Hy Gardner S. Fassett, member of Board.
O.. The Progress Of American Cheese Manufacture.
by G.. ". Midget, Of weathers:e!d.
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NoT1CE IN BANKRUPTCY.

,,,urs II TO GIVE NOTICE. that on the ID day
~ January. A. ID. ISIS, Warrant In BanA-
ynntcy Was issued against the estate OF Jonathan
9. Page, Of Charleston. in the County Oh VI
f..ns and State of Vermont. who has neeh
S;.d,.d . bankrupt On his own petition
~, tSs PAYMENT OF any debts and delivery otsny
property belonging tosaid Bankrupt 70 MN, ., ,,
kis me- and the transfer o: any property py h.In,
-. - c,,hdden bv law. that a meeting Of inc
s,sa,sors Of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts
and 70 choose or more A:siynsss Q, ms ~ y,
~. ~ ~ o6Bos OF Edwards . Dickerman; In
@s@sors IN he County q orleans and State o. YER
moSS hsibrs John L. 1dvafds' ssq' e;oo ~
he an day OF January a. ~ isie ssTLry
. Dspssy ual..d ssass' A.'sAs'' ~ Messenger
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NlyE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. hayin- been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chttenden. Comm souurs u
OF all persons. a-ainst the estate 81 jacob TAFT.
late OF Charlotte in said District. deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited IA offset
thereto and six months from the day NJ the date
hereof being allowed by said Court ir that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice, that W VII
attend 10 the business e.: cur appointment. NJ
the dwelling house Of r. h. Wheeler. ID il-ls:te,
in said District. on TIE tiiid TUESDAYS oi February
and July next, at ocl,c5 p. fl.. GA each DBL. SID
days.
Dated this 18th day Of January. y D. ls-J.
o,,,o.. HtShi .i mThF Conmiss.oaers.
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Troy Business College.

Estah, shed Is wears. \ school .or the thorough
and practical education OF The surs o.. Farcrf-,
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this institute h, the best Investment O.. the- Ives
For catalogues posi- iTcs, address.
JNO L.. tAi.NEIf., Principal.
Doc 6-viy. ms 1ros, \. T.
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IN EANKi;ErTr..

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, Sat- Benuinztor
the 18th day Of January, A. ~. 1875.
The undersi gned hereby gives Dotic3 O. hls ap
pointment rs Assignee OF Denjimin Ba -ker. l.
Pownsl. IN the county OF hennin- ton, ami STATE Of
Vermont, within said District, who has been
adiud zed Bankrupt upon his osh petition D.
the Distric. Court Of said ID strict.
ABRAHAM L. GARDNER,
3Dg3w Assignee.
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SHELBuRN.-The Methodist Society have
been holding evening meetings since Janu-
AIRY LIST. There has also been successful
effort made to increase the Sunday School.
The members Of the Cheese Factory Com
pany and the citizens generally are improv-
ing the good sleighing b. filling their ice
houses, taking the ice from the mil! pond.
/. is 20 inches thick and very clear and
nice.
The foxes are very thick in this vicinity
this winter, and several hunters of renown
have been out with dogs and guns but 50
far we haven't heard OF any lots of fur for
sale.
Col. Cannon, the purchaser Of" .s.,ol
farm has several men 81 III nSan,;na
some of the horse % W., ,,aIis m
-.eping dairy, the coming season
Miss Kate NJ. Thomas. OF Fort Plan, n
Y. the accomplished reader who met wiz
sach distinguished success on her appear
ance here some weeks ago, has consehteu :
give another reading on Friday evening
January 22d.
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NOTICE IN n.NKKUPrcY.

WIS Is To uIF z NUIItE, That on the ION day
Il of January, A. ID. 1875, a Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of Charles L.
Fletcher. of Ludlow, in the County OF Windsor and
State OF Vermont, who has been adiudged a Bank
rupt on his own petition that the payment %
any debts and delivery Of any property belonging
TO said Bankrupt, to him. or for his use and
the transfer Of any property by him. for
hidden by law: that meeting Of the creditors
OF said Bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and
10 choose one or more ASH nees OF his estate,
will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, % be
holden at the oflce OF George l.. Fletcher. in
Chester, in the County OF Windsor, ami State OF
Vermont, before a P. Lyman Esq. Register, on
the 18th day o, February, A. D. ISIS. at O'Clock
Pm. THOMAS FAlLti,
Deputy United States Marshal Messenger.
flxvtt
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of the rude way in which some OF the boys

OF the rude way 10 which some OF the boys
applauded.
The meeting ended with the Doxology,
sung by all, rising. II proved a decidedly
successful experiment. AID We doubt not
that hundreds of the children and youth
got ideas and advice that will be remember
ed and will do them good.