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Clinton, clinton County. law,

terHons desiruus ut Information conea.siug M.
l. pciat can zoe a plat 1.-The new Town GBa u6t.l,
nii psTieuiafs OF pflres oiiots, &c. by calling on
GkO. h PAkhkR
Once over Nliay's Grocery store, gdst.
D1ye.pJgti Aus - ---,I
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Dry Goods, Clothing, eto

4 NUMBER Of desirable lots for residences on
1 / Brady Aia'aau,i harrison streets, TO lsase for
.ha erm oI Is years. Apply to
W. Il. 2. GURLEY,
0aicr oH N ain between Front and second sts.
aas 10 tlI
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SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY
RREWSTE. II KNIGHT,
Land Agents at Sioux City, Iowa
Lands entered and Warrants located IN slo4N wy
Fort Dodge aud CoU neil Bluds.
TPCoileetions promptly tLcnded 10.
10 RREVy STER. H. p. NNiBHlr
49, 4 Cnunsr a. fa,y, | Civil Eas.uevrN #trFrYuT.
-REFER TO
payison & True, Esqrs., Editor Gazette,
ur. ]. NJ. WtthergaX, DaWsoh " 1tiSEs'
q. Price, Esq, }. l. Lane hs4
Ma, 10, '5o-dly
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Rork f1IalD.
------------------------
Wall Paperl Wall Paper!

wan uPOl. "uH uPOI'
u TO Is coo rolls hand just received and open
i 4 ing, We have no hesitation in saying thai We
have the largest and Sest Uaristy west of Chisao
& visit to our store and warehouse viii! show, all
which will be sold at reasonable prices.
II. A. PORTER d BRO,
Old Pioneer Book Stole,
Api dw-n Rock Island. III.
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GlOtbina.
New Goods. New Goods!
4 ID w A RD AIDE N,
sBerchHRx Tailor.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
1o . q y M de Clothing.
s'9tls, Cassimsres, vsstings, Gents Fur
alsnIng Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
1870 .s. retaFhed rom the east with one OF the
- ~ %na 2esIseieetsd stocks OF goods ever
sfoIIaoyI ~ ~ market consisting In part Of
BROADCLOTHS
"a, french, German and american, Of the O.
CASSIMERES
kl'slt ffsna9 ana Am rican' of every variety o j
VESTINGS.
hlts Aarsallles, Hataia sse, White London Piy1,r
ns9i and Golored silks, Fancy and Plain SIX
sFett Fancy SIX and linen Italian Siik Gyens
ne. Satin, ltai,aa Cloth, siik plush. ami Esnsy
a.shaaere ~ great variety.
OVERCOATING.
.ack, Blue ana Brown groadc!otA Union. Whttaay
sla Phat Cloths. Fancy, Blue, Brown and MnIberry
astoy Beaver, Caasd4 mixed and satara OF the i,
st imports.
READY-MADE
yeet.ig oais oyer-sacks, sariouts, ReeaDg Jackets
a Ialmas, Frock and Dress Frock Goats Of ali
.r-iiLes snd styles, Silk, Velvet PIush. cloth
As4mero aad Valencia Vests, Casmea, satinetl,
sauble and twist fancy and plain Cashmere and
80 shiH Pants; Den ID and Guernsey Proeks Wrap
gsr= and Oyeraiis
FURNISHING GOODS.
l4aarJ, calico white plain linen corded and Paris
1f2s Lney c1I0red Shirts, with con- mon and pol
81 mfsl9ands' string DeOrsey, co fded Byron, pol.
s2l-,.l3i Aftk ieAt stocks, fancy and and plain
80 IloNes--@Atie' black and coIored kid, lin
bHeAs e.oAa GAesteEGelc, A Berdeen. Berlin,
zai2l a4a Ue rh4an and Fur Gagntiets: wool. meri-
3ahd cotton Hose; white and fancy linen and. .iIg
ieis' ~ iOfolaeT-d iamb's wool, white and
tAt4 medno aHd SIX WrapUers and Drawer.:
ri 43tEtsf aearis Mnf.ers, Geuts' shawIs and
--.@t FtEst Umbrellas, Carpet sacks aud all other
Etftsa alll aept Jl tAe lrate, all OF which IL
sstas.1iE snbta'tstd g. the examination OF Gus.
atefs,
=. H@ttaf cas- ~ secure choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN.
s'ta s@ts" PPoafte LeGlatre Row, Davenport,
5E"#st g-.Wsen Main q 3fRdy.) s.nsdtf
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!
,I,HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
1 araiions for the manufacture OF Butter, Sugar
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, &c, &C., together with good assort.
rnent OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
have also purchased The Patent Right for Scott
county, Tor ihe manufacture Of SI.m faul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this process of making Bread these, the Bread is
more uniform in quality, and handsome in appear
aDce lit is much whittier and more even, keeps ueh
longer without beeoining stale, aud 10 many persons
ID not objec lonable when week Old II cuts as
handsome US the nnest French roll, IL goes farther,
and ia rss tly introduced into families rho have
or used Bakers Bread before. | shall continue 10
run Bread WaSon as heretofore. In Offering the
above articles. terms which eaunot la to give en-
lire satisfaction, hope to be able 10 supply all who
may iassr me with their patronage. Thankful for
past fayos, hope To merit a continuance Of the
same. All orders from the country promptly attend
ed 10. DANIEL MOORE.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows & Prettyman's Steam Mills.
Davenport May "a, Is56-du
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Coal! Coal!

1 OWREY, THOMAS ~ co. are now receiving, al
i lher Yard near The rail road depot, 100 TONS
OF coal DAILY. For Fuel and Steam lthas NO SD
pelioI ia lhis Market.
owing 10 continuation OF the aalnsrs 10 raise the
- OF Cosl-whieL We would Hot sabmit to--ss
ealss 10, sae n u .spPs our eas.Sa
ers ClA waich The community has no small Inter.
biustlon >1sw prepared 10 deliver in this city or
sst,lw We are quantity TO suit purchasers al our
Dsv snport, IN snp!.lateAsi lhe Yard.
former p'ices, on ---
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stores. stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.

tStOGES. FytSktS-
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ANSWER Is STOVES!
A LTHoUGH we cannot keep on hand some 2Gy0
e 5000 Stoves, some Of our nsshbars. the
sons are, sell so cheap and good IN article of
Stoves that it becomes difficult 10 supply ii te de-
masd, buta new supply Of freight have arrived
and been placed on OUR road and we have completed
our arrangements rs to be able 70 supply the
demands ofall, be the same MORE OR LESS
So after looking around among all the 'OSB
HoRSEn Stove shops in this city, 10 purpose,
come to
Twitchell & Gillett's,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and buy
Store IS Store. In cur prices. for cheapness,
defy all campetitl0n--eyery article Barrdated, .,
md If not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Ceal; the Climax;
BLACK Diamond. for coal; The King of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds OF Parlor. 0fiee snc Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware on hand at all times, Root.
ing. Jobbing, Sc done to order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o,
Fob 4-dI DAVENPORT. IOWA.
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CHEAP
CHEAP
sfAEsn ~ ARE ~ s'aNbEs. s's'SbFEG
= a l.

NEW lRSsN1EH ESE.
I HAVE just opened au eAta.slYc stock OF Stoves
III l and Hardware ia tie OLD SpANb nt n. 4.
sMlTn g. ,..
Where Iless IaU be ioa8I Irge aHd complete
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SAMUEL PERRY

! SAMUEL PERRY.
AL orch ant Tailor,
! { Aa na h4nd 3 new and full assortment of Fran.n
aHa ahsilsh Clothes, Cassimeres and Vestinx.
as@ tis for Tue season, which he will make up 10
i>.astsftre an hort u1tics and raasona Die terms
READY MADE CLOTHING.
, stt klEds Tor Spring and Sumner wear which
e ~ ta 50! I4H eheap astnec cheapest
bGHAISHLNG GOODS.
COS supply ofeyers thing necessary fora gentle.
.t5l "st-t"be' spring style of Hats.
tstpSI TEaks, Eaiices. dc.
=. y @ou4d ihFitc thnseabou TO purchase goods
4T N9psn tins 10 give him call before purchasing
~ NHNfg. un6 price only. No trouble to show
ss9's than ntut Br Pa' sfsyors hopes continuance
#s1,as SAMUEL PERRY.
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

nP all sizes of Gurley q Co.'S. Troy, at
Oapl7 7 dw-u II. A. PORTER 4 BRO r.
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u. c. W. <I ~ ~ VT.

/ As taEea rooms uu ThuJ street vast oI BGa4,
Has an haud specimens Ui butH LHudscalr nl.
urTsits, an. would respectfully -..,i ladies tua s-a
emuu 20 give him a call blyeupuEt lu& -
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Cooper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.
't'HE undersigned are now opening new copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron Jobbing shop, Sec
1Hd Street Harrison street. 4 fall assortment
the various articles composing tn stock OF
este Tn-waTe and Stove store III sorts OF well,
eisterr and Double Acting Force Pumps III I'll
li4iirs be mad at the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zine,
and Bathing Tubs on hand constantly,
Their long experience in the business makes the
subscribers confident OF satisfying ali call, made in
their line.
Par,cuiNg attention paid to Eu R0udug and espe.
cially 10 selling Williams Patent Pump with ball
valves
July IA, '5G 1lf BRuNNEE& CASSEL..
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NEV YORK HOTEL

Harrison, batween Front and Second Streets.
} KiEFER A H0ENUNB, PruPFetars
(I4sle, Robert HnUae}
VNilE propriaioIs respectfully announces 20 lhe'r
1 eastern friends and the travelling public gene
rally, ttAt having purchased
This commodious Hotel,
tb,J "a thoroughly rg paired aud renovated sc are
nov prepared merit sEare 81 'b n patronage, By
slant attention To their want. al comforts. our
,,hIr viii be sapp iei with the best which The mar
grt arard. and olf lodging rooms are idfn saed as
sell a. those Bi aHJ Ia the ely. June ~ du
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saELE ANu HEAYY uARnWARE.

Nails Spikes Glass Carpenters and Joiaers Tools. and
n fact everything IA the Hardware tle, which w sell
for Cash, cheaper than bv had It aUy establishment in
this city.
Give de Call
Dont forge; the place, Corusr Front a Brady Streets,
| opposite the Ferry Landing.
| inaAI.lutf " W nARL.ER
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vorMby 81 .sgtttsgga,
F X 8HERW0OD,

IhTtPkNTfhh AND HUILNEka
suoF. eof ueE Of Main tnd Poo se, Davenport,
t.Ut ns.8 M
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Etatoss sS. 'ropSlev,
Attorneys at LaSSs
AMI NurAHIEk punIlG

NGs.s CDnln,e rcislSt, directly opposite Green,
Hoiei.
"TsJ CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.
, TaAtD b .LtEEr WILLIAM D0oLAh.
Attorney at Law.
ALLEN y D0ULAN,
htAl IsIhFt AGENCI AND LAW OFFICE.
40. I oEE's RunpIyG,
spEkFuHY. Ioga
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JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
p NINA CTOK AND BUILpE X
slap aa alley bet 5th and 9Th SITS, OF conyfu
ruDgsts aud Vest Of Methodist Church.
I M thLl - AZ NJ
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fiNhh oh4sfsigpe3 hsyib purchased the interestof
L. Mr. H1Srsch N the d. IA Of BoeFsch, BreaAsf Il
Co., ttl hereafter conduct The Copper Iqn aud
sheet IRON business iznder the nanle and title of
bkESNkR Il GAsskL.
y The new arm viii sette ali aeeoants due
% GO trVIa the old nrm.
Sept 2g.--dI
a NpkRkk- kin Iann : a Nf.,rI. NJ ..Ia r.
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q ar0s.

JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
gErRACT0R AND BUILpgk
aabp alley bet. 5th and 9Th SITS, rear or conyfe
.ruDgsts aud Vest Of Methodist Church.
na .hth ~ d6 VII
,ga.=.sza. 4. D. MYERS, DENTIST,
fyf.f s Has removed his Office to Second
Sifrfp St. between Brady aud Ferry, q
lew doors east Of Smiths store.
~ hopes that the ,ast three year. constant tise
this city bas given such satisfaction will induce
tlUzs Wishing the services OF Dentist 10 seek bis
location.
A % hts work any sfaount oT references can be
81 zen Il desired. sept2 sc dwu
o. W. CARTER Z. D.
Physician & Surgeon.
die. Oh North side of3d 81. Two doors West OF
Er4IY %t boards AZ Dumonts On south side sf.d -.
Gs'*es" brady Perry sis.
DAVENPORT IOWA.
na,slt4lh, as.
l.. T.. PElTON, M. D.,
tIJkAiEKLY Assistant Phg gseian TO lhsEnigrants'
/ r nt6ntary and Kings Co. Hospitals, N. Y =,
Resident Surgeon 10 The Brooklyn CITY Hospital, re-
geHuy IT Orange .nt Westchester Cos. N. y, Offers
his professional service. to the citizens of Davenport
oHc7 aGi residence, Brady st nearly opposite Gen
aigants. aug ~ 1856 dif
DR.. J. w. H. BAKER
1 r!Ek experience OF thirteen years in the
practice al Medicine and Surgery now ouers his
fe'essiDnsl ssrvices TO the citizens OF davenport
its vicinity Particular attention will be given
e "'s'aise safgery and diseases Of The throat and
tht=. GH!ee ~ Post Office Block No. 9, up stairs;
Brs oa stu a., between Brady Perry sis.
- .sh.-du.
w. n. LINE. II. D.,
fractising Physician,
Dhsr Brady street, opposite the Post Office,
Fgrr,s Clothing store. Once hours, particularly,
TIA 1919 A, NJ. aud from to 8 p. NJ. apl lT-dtf
DR.. W. 3 AINtER,
(Reeenily from Rock I.lsnd, lli.,)
Surgeon and Homeopathic Physician,
8yb - street, Hexi door TO H. Il Smiths Varie-
.@.Jte, IA Z. Mer1ins once, rear Iindsiey's Jew
sslbss-dtt elry Store.
!. Il. H2ka4S, Md. NJ. D. HIcKNAH.M. D.
DRS. HICKMAN,
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The New Constitution of Mexico.

The New York Herald gives the fol-
lowing synopsis of the new Constitution
recently submitted to the Congress of
that Republic:
The President to hold his office for
four years.
The Legislative Assembly to consist Of
one House.
No law is to be passed prohibiting or
hindering the exercise of any religious
worship, though the Catholic religion is
to be protected, when that protection
does not prejudice the interests of the
people, nor the National sovereign rights
No titles of nobility, prerogatives, OF
hereditary honors.
No person to be molested, nor his house
searched; nor any property or papers
seized except by competent judicial au-
thority.
The right TO possess and carry arms
for defense, is guaranteed.
No soldier to be quartered in time o.
peace on any private person, without his
consent.
The military to be at all times subject
to the civil law.
No violation of correspondence in the
Post Offices.
Slaves escaping into the Republic are
to be free.
No treaty to be ever made for the de-
livery of slaves so.escaping.
The press to be free.
No letters of security nor passport;
are to be required.
Education to be free.
The right of petition to be inviolable
There are to be no national monopolie
of any kind.
There are to be trials by jury.
No Imprisonment for debt.
Condemnation to service in the chai
gang is prohibited.
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II DIGEsT.4 Seen = TIN fErE aEASfse
Of the word ~PERsIN,r oroft the t~o Greek roa3a
from which 4 Is derived. This Is the slgniGesnt
and appropriate title q tAe True DIGESTIVE
FLUID, Or GASTRIC JUICE, psapasad by D.. 2.
S. H0UGHT0s, # Philadelphia fnsm ne ioufsb
Stomach q The Ok, fortlss cure II dssstieu asa
Dyspepsia Il is sasafe's o~n remedy 81 -
unhealthy ssanaeil. 81 81 x iaaa cas- si54si its
curative poxers. i ranzers GOOD EAfiA5
perfectly consissens Wslh HEAIEH
r. see Adrerlsefaeas Il sassaes easga
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ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Intelhgence
from the Plains has been received here,
stating that sanguinary battle had &C.
CURED at the crossing Of the Arkansas
river, in the Santa from the road, be-
tween the confederate Saes and Foxes
and the Camanche Indians, resulting in
the complete rout of the latter, with loss
OF twenty-one killed. The Sacs and
Foxes had two killed. 1t is noted as 8
curious coincidence, that at the same time
two years ago hostile meeting occurred
at the same place between the same par
ties, with precisely the same results.
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Franklin County Butter.

The Franklin County diaries are
among the greatest institutions" of Yer
mont. The Messenger says that the de-
pot at St. Adams presents a lively ap-
pearance on Tuesdays, the day fixed for
sending off butter. Last Tuesday A.
57e pounds were forwarded TO market.
At 16 cents, the highest prices our buy
ers are paying, would bring nearly seven
thousand dollars. 1t is said that our
diaries are doing better than for the last
two years, and the increased yield will
about balance the decreased price, SO far
as the income realized. The Messenger
also tells of cow six years old, owned
by Laban L. Pate, of Georgia, which
gives .ffty-thrse and Onsshalf pounds Of
milk per day, and from which he makes
too pounds and sir ounces of butter dali
~. During the last week of june hi
made fourteen pounds and FIVE ounces
the cow having no other but grass feed
- Vermont Journal
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"a The Washington correspondent Of
the Advertiser telegraphs:
"At the Democratic caucus Of men,
bers of Congress on Wednesday night, il
was generally conceded that the election
of Mr.. Buchanan depends on PennsyI.
vania, and that success there is certain
Consequently it was resolved that an ex.
traordinary fund of one hundred thou.
sand dollars must be raised for election
eering purposes in that State.
If success in Pennsylvania is so Ger
tain the Democrats had better save theu
money. The fact Of their desiring Il
raise so large fund for engineering il
one State shows that they are beeomin!
badly frightened.
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EgBMBBRY 2BEEEBARY
And Female C0lIegiale Institute.

REV. @. ". CUSHING. q. II. Pnneipal.
Fall Term Of II weeks will begin Ang 81. 1855.
Fall Term Of IA weeks viii end Nov. %, 1855.
Winter Term Of II weeks VII begin Dec. 4, 1855.
THE Academic year Is divided into three Terms
l Of Il weeks each; aii0rdiuC time 10 nccora-
pIish Text book doroRgilB
The strictest attention viii be paid 20 young
men fitting for College
The course in the FEMALE DEPARTMENT
Is as thorough as that in the best Female Colleges
Special facilities in French, which Is taught by
an educated and experienced native TeacheF-is
Ornamental Branches which are under ihc care oi
an accornp lished Artisiin 9cal aad lnstruz,s b.
tai Music.
The location, for beauty, hnalthfsinsas ard &C.
feasibility, is unsurpassed.
Address the PRINCIPAL for farther par '-uiars.
PREEIIss KNIGHT, Sec
Newbury, IT., July IS, ls36e-sga
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MARRIED.

In North Trey on the l0ih inst, by
the Rev. 7. n. Merriman, Mr. SIDSrY
J. BLANCHARD, Of Potten, c, f., au5
Miss Lucy N. AsBoTr Of the fermcr
place,
In North Troy, on The l2h inst, BY
the Rev. Fl. /. Campbell, Mr.. STEPHEN
SHELDEN, and Miss HARRIET A. DEN
MS, both Of Pogen, C. J.
In Greensboro, on the 18th inst. by
Rev GAVIN Campbell, Mr.. PARLEr RAN
DALI, and Miss JESNETT STEVENSON
all OF Greensboro.
In Dauville, on the 14th inst, by Rev
I. Warren, Mr. 0sCAR GROW and Miss
ANN RUSSELL, both Of Danyille.
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The Markets.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. Z. FARMER
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

WEDNESDAY, July 16, 1886.
At market 629 Cattle, $50 Beeves and 70
stores, consisting GS Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings two and three years old
Prices-Market tBeef-Extra 50, e0as, 50; LIST
quality 81, 00a0,00; ID quality, S7,5OaE75i 3D.
quality, 81 90; ordinary, S6.50a0,0e.
IIides-S7, 0OaO, 90 per cwt.
Tallow-S7, 5Oas, 90 per cwt.
PeIts-S, s7a,75 each.
Calf Skins-13 cts per lb.
Barrelling Cattle-Noue.
Veal Calves-S4, TO 10. SIS at market.
Working 0xen-S125 70 2is
Cows and Calves-S32 10 6s.
Yearlings-Noue.
Two Years OId-N0ne.
Three Years Old-S32 to 50.
Sheep and lambs-2576 ut market. Extra, 81
to II. By lot S2,5 to 4,75.
Swine-None.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.


ATa Probate Court, holden az the Probate
n Office il Irasburgh, within and for sad dis
trIct. on the 23l dav OF June, A. .. 1856.
AN INSTRUMENT, pnrporting 70 be the last
viii and testament Of JAPHET BENHAM, late
Of Derby in said district deceased, being present
ed 10 the Court here BIZ Nathan S. benhsm, one
Of the executors therein named. fer probase Il il
ordered bv said Court, that all persons concerned
therein Be notified 70 appear IT session Of snid
Court 70 be holden al the mn Of Joseph Bates I'd l.
Derby, on the 2lst day Of July, 1850, and shew
cause. If any thew may have, against the Probate
Of said VIII: for which purpose, it is zhrfher or
dered, that copy Of the record q this order Be
published three weeks suecessYely IL the Orleans
Independent STANDARD ,ssriHtsd At irasbnrgh, pre-
vious to said time APPOINTED for hearing.
A true COPY OF record, 1sw5
Attest. NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-07-25

BURGLARY IN So. ROTATION. On
Wednesday night last, the stores of II.
P. Allen and L. Ellsworth & Co., at So.
Royalton. were entered through the cellar
windows by some person Unknown
About So. 00in cash was taken from the
former, and smaller amount from the
lasser. lhe precise sum not being known.
0fiicers are in pursuit.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-07-25
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& I7nls@fe CaHr' loldsa ~ Trasbrrsk
: Within au3 laf sii District on the sth -
e 20 s. 1885, A.eEauaer Ynune q Greensboro
9nA-l'e1 unto Martha Bar. aid Robert Bar
minor, residing fn Greensboro Aforesaid. r-esep.
ie1 De Fe ila iu writing 10 said Court, setting
lorih taa' i-is esd wards and IFR. leaa Spear of
Sfeeusa1r1 tiln mother 81 said warts were ioiut
owners g cer;ea zeal estate IL Greensboro. 70
wit; Lot No in The f2th raEre u lots in Greens
bore, drawn to the original rizat Of Lewis Toll
Eau, fiEsvs, excepting that brrt q said lot
decided t. ior.ue Green ly IEekiel Eartmaa.-
Said ard ST. io.ptiy owred surposed 20 contain
- acres, together with Sire PRIVILEGES and uppur-
tea3nces thereto belonging. And further sottins
forth thst said Jeau j. about . dispose Of her
Interest 10 said land, and tina. said estate cannot
he divided without great ipiHrv 70 his said wards
aua that Il Womb clHagco % Insr interest 70 sell
Use same, taaf tiiH avails thereof uav be put ur7
Interest sud FrHys io- license % sell the same
Nhereup0n t is ordered ,ha; said petition i,s
{ referred ioF hearing ~ p Probate Court % Je
holden a. the Probate oaice ia IrasburFh on the
I 9th esy Of August nczt at o'clock, p. b. It's
further ordered that si persons Interested be notl-
hed thereof by Publishing This order In tie Orleats
l Independent Standard three woels suocassivelv.
/ the list o. wa ca publication % be pfevion. 10
/ The time set i1r bearing, that shey may appear
and show cuusa, u any thev may have why the
I prayer Of tic petitioner should not Be granted.
true copy Of record. f2sws
Attest 81 CARPhNTER, judgr.