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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21
ny. Wholesale Price. Of Country pr.su,,

",
Reported exclusively for rss NgwYoaK TRBCSE, BY DRsv
FREscHl
In order MARI plain ndeble directions every package
incadpg weight with tsre count and name OF ass. AIo
and always send by mail with notice when and how things
COxn.IoSs-For selling Berries Fruits &C., wher. packages
are returned aud on ;asl lots Of stuff 10 cent Other Farm
QUOTATIONS good Prodscs IN good order &C
Wholesale such Is Farmers realize and JoDbe orspecu!
BuTERThe receipts continue quite excess Of the de-
s @anf S s6 % o. The tariff q the
Is Southern trade worth naming We stated our
notwithstanding the weather cold and Of eourse
favorable for this trade there 10 certainly improvement
Large lots are held with considerable anxiety Ton purchasers.
EIirs Fsmsds a2o Western Penn choice IA as
We.S tabs strictly ci III ais Rss good priS s
Wel.h .ub, srto good Is SI6 Ws.ts fair % choios ls
Do do sT 70 sOOdIss sI5 Gree re Butter 81
firEb., fair to good.....i5 All
CBEESDce the opening Of rvcr navigation tho receipts
led by the dsrypen the Impression
prevalent that the country had been sveP. entirely
With an .evs trade Tss @sIlst i dull With an
S Ss and . e ~ o e. Southern ss
immovsbe and very low rates would be accepted fOr large %
Gu 70 eGi ch p b.. 81 40 oho good to e1ira.... s e
Esh good quality. English Dairy, GoshsD @io
BSE'v.r-sOu,hern and Western, ~ sod5scc
Baoos COnsVws quote For good e choice z e's
81 5OGsl IS.
BEAS.-The market nscve, and poor qualities OF which
there good many difficult 10 sell At any price OOr
quotations good TO prime qualities packages ineinded
Medium, new, z bu, Kidney, Y b., u D'i Sdi -
q fs'........1 sal IS Pea Beans SOL 90
Marrow new, n bu. 5Odl IS =
Eggs very heavy during the pass
few davs completely oyerstockins the Prices have
been declining little every day untl to-day the range has beea
from 3d &c There large ot left ansold In mrs. hands,
shoud the receipts oohnne heavy for or two dayq
longer prices will probably still further decline Egg packed M
wheat chat araw sell IL preference to those PICKED o
Mary Eggs have been received yesterday and today
somewhat frozen the extent Of which cannot be sseetned
before the sale IL made. We quote:
jersey Phia, y dor Ia a. Western, Y doz..'.lS 9I4
State. choice, dor. ...l3l 1l4 .
FURs-The following quotations indicate the present state OF
he market AZ nearly able make them We quotes
Nor. and Fan. Western Southern
No. l. Mol No J.
c...- - ,i... ~ snnGhA "A 50n a. 50 a kO1SaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

OIL CAKk-The demand for City Thin UbonE moderate
tain We quote Bonnay s3ia& 50 IN bags and SgIdeJ7
90 in bbs Ceuy ia scarce aid nominsd sJl for Thin in
Oil MEAL Is in fair demand. Sale, Of State at 81 6 T.
PoTATOEsThere Il change 20 notice since last We
onois h- at FL zoo 81 80; Dyctm.ns 81 1902; Peach
Blows ct : s7ds2i Wesefn Red a. 81 So Msreers sz9
Po:.,6os are quiet at @s icr Delaware
PGOyIsl6Es-Tbe Pork market Is unsettled and i,ysy
Sb a. s6 500 l6 u for sss. SIC for Son Mess ard sl2 20
a.l2 Is for Prime Beef IN ,te.d demand and With I'm
&c 30 for Corniry Mess 90 80 81 for Repacted Mess
soa Sli for eXtrn Prime Me'' Is quiet at slsa Ell Bee,
quiet G9ic Smoked Meat. are FOOD demand &C.
ioT sh0uldeT iodi2c for bans, and TO- ioI Sides Cat
heats are IN m request and plen.. etds.c o shon
dc:s and eesc ioI Hans Dressed Hoc .s 20 limited de-
mAnd qd6c hI Western, and Td7ie for City Lr,db IN
trade bbls os sdioc Butter !, quiet,
pine !. salsb other kinds neglected. sales Of prime sse
new at iodi3e aud Roll sdI2c. Cheese rnther
T s md Ind d sa 'Gd sr Ts bfy ". o aaSe aud '
Beef NJ C,, Dbl 81 SSs 80 Perl Pm WI. -R sSsR -
Beef Me-, West 3 ga 81 Lard bhls D...... si9io
Beef P'Ho Ness iG 0o1i5 90 Hams. Dry Sailed ....
Pork Pine Meas Is orQ IL 20 Shorder Fieksd... t;6
PoTk CIR West. ~ ora Shoulders Dry Sailed. u -
RlCE-The demand continue, modeIse bat prices ere wish,
or euel charge Ssles Of 80 tes at 81 81 % 20 io
sALTPTfER-Ws notice sale Of 400 bags extra Boston
sKEDSTe deasnd for Clover Seed confined the locsl
[sde q &c Timothy seed ,ling SLOW - 2sg - %
salh kSnsh FaI sted 10 iaiI Isggo. a. ss@ H.
salei a. Boston Of 1880 tags Cseutis from store Of 90
steady rseri we pos saie Of - TINS ie,a st 4;e cash
sl0ITle mske Is quvti q &C., csih, are SIN tie qHo
sKiNs-hs nsLe, for Goat very dull and heavy. aut the
sale, ninpc-lsni Deer sIe IN email supply and ..e.oJ
:, ~ a,. ms'f is oa. n Jo ia esl .sJ
100 bales Cloves In lots at loo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

,,-or0se 70 fund the three next maturing coupons OF tue
Land Grant and Convertible Sinking Fund bonds, aha
the four next maturing coupons Of the second mortgage
in income bonds as follows for the coupons OF lbe
Land Grant and Conyertibles Income bonds, running
thlee, four FIVE, six, and seven years, bearing q
cent interest and for the second mortgage coupons
income bonds running eight and pine years, bearing
the SHINE rate of nterestthe surrendered coupons to
be hold by Ignaus Sargent Trustee as collateral Sc
cufity 10 the income bonds thus Issued The Directors
feel confident that this measure will place thoCohpany
upon o sound basis
The Money market tends steadily to greater atund-
ance and case and as the difficulties of employment
increase, the measure Of confidence IN commercial
paper increases and there is not only better currency
to good and fair Names not in the fire proof ist but
at lower rates. The change in tone within day or
two has been quite percepnble. We quote: Prime
sixty-day Endorsed bills, per cent; good sixty'day
indorsed bills, per cent best 3a6 months Endorsed
bills az per cent; best single names, a. per cent
fair single names SALE per cent. On call the range
is from TO per cent but il il difficult to employ sums
Of any magnitude at anything above ., and the bank
ing houses Of good standing have difficulty in sup
plying their wants al this fguIe.
The City Controller invites proposals. for fJI'UOJ
Croton Water Loan Stock. Ii will bear per cent
interest payable quarterly, and mature in 1883. Pro
posal= will be received for the whole any part, and
VIII be opened April 90
The business Of the Clearinghouse to-day was
sI7 ~, lOi OF. The Rock Island Road shows Il de-
crease, in the second week of March, but we have not
received the official hguef.
Inc rI,avwrng ate Messrs Thompson Brothers qlO-
-1a--.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

Advertisement
DREW q, FRENCH,
PKopUCE Commission MEKCEARTs
BCuEB ChEE.E EG6s, POULTRY, GAxE. GkAIS, iL0Va,
Pork, &c.
No. 6 Erie Buildings, New York
Liberal C.ss advances made consgnmer.a
Re,erence-D r. Martin. President Ocean Bsnk New yort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

Marhets-CAExTUiLI REroSIxD roa 7HE \. y; IRIBrSs
"WEDNESDAY. March 20. 1867.
AsEsThe inquiry iAa foT both Kinds aud the market ia
steady ~ 81 q for POts and - q! for Pearls
BkEsNAX-Ihe msyket quiet and prices are nennsIy I'M
clsneed
CASpLEs-Ths marx for Adsnanrne steady al lalGo
ssnd Sperm and Patent unchanged W note sale
o. s,V boxes Mod e. Ice, cssh.
COTTONThe day has been quite active and prices
Lave advanced fully &C. ~ closing fTn the sae. embrace
aSnO bales We retise quotations:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

CoNrt;IoSEKs or PoLIcE.-In consequence Of tue
absence from Town Of Two Of tie CommissOner. there
war 10 meeting ofihis Board yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21
NEw-YORK CATTLE MARKET


FOR THE WEEK ENDING blRcR 20, 1861.
TcrAI SEC Rips Cy CAIlLE OF Kinds, FOh THB WBEt
According TO The reports from the several market places Ia tie
city, the.e nave been received thi, weok;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

hours was better weather cutting hoes than the ,se
portion February but the chs.se Of weather to-day wcpd
droyeTs the supply ia lighter than IL has been
q. w. Dorman reports prices this week a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MARCH 81, 1861.

STEARlN-The supply 10 moderate and the inAsss sone
what uonnal gse, of rs 900 n pos a, about &C., csah
sUGARs-here has been mod rate demand 2, aeon prer
rates The sfos or be dsy include ABOUT go hbds una
mainly al A. Isle q hhds Porto Rico al &C., and ~ hbJs
Nov Orleans az &C. Refined dull and loTer We qnots
Crouud Gib1u!asd and Crushed at isG5!c, ha leo" "e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21
.-RT-TOKX CLAssITICATio'
Ifpi.ad. fio ida Nc

COFFEETlere has been quite active demand ioG BIO, and
good full obtained the msrke closing steady safes CT
% bags IA lots at zffc Ia other descriptions the husinesl
hf been moderate snd have only TO notice sses OF O bags
Msrseaibo a. ~ a. lc. We quote; .
Java III diTs hsraesibo. .....,.lS!ul
hio fair 10 10. yemsca ~ 6lJi
btfHsyrs .........,..,l3irlttI
Golfer hss been some inquiry soT Refined slE,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

I 500 t.ios a, 7Ud snc. y 100 10.
HE',T-The fu.iLei all setcriFisn, ain very dun and
heavy and hear Of no 'ae' aAHL. be quoted DE
MOSEY-Tb. inquiry Ia, been uOdsr,is but the nsfis is
steady quote CUBE IN bond At oc and duty paid 81 NC
.s. 81 90 western s.ashlsr a. &c e.,f 40 Nsr.as6o
At 90 n ise months setins bad drasod u 90
cash stcei so 200 ssains 10 ls,i year.
HOPS-1n- market continues in'e'ive 'ns ''s, are
to BI."s Of Ii. hitter pEcs Ia choice odtehoH
%
KOE"rh. drriand for American Pi1 has b-rn rush better
30 S Si md e o Sa @ @ eaia her hs,
iHpevrd demand JT Scotch Pa and prices Ius
sn nof,b, and 80 tuus a; t2i cash. Erssh
LeaI Of sAss Of 100 tons IshHed {.
we quote Single, Doubles and Treble, 81 aiie moths
sale, Of 800 saseI We eIT,c: ihe following fom To
There inquiIy zig Metal hot generally prices
S SsSs !4t s. q Ne " s and No s G
The only a.. hear ot-a1 tun' G.ndon rsJ
aed bushes. doing st $50 sH y lgn. Bar. and Ra'
also quist, and prices about the same We quote: a.
B1, sT,di,h Ordinary Z. 90 30 90
Bar, English refined. ...''.''''''''''''''''''' 3S
Sheet. Ras.s sr,. quality, . b.............. Ba II
sG.f Pss do4P 'Ra .S n9I for l Sole and pe,
generally are steady The ,oek -rnocE Sole i, 'oeuHu
LEADofh. msse io fis !. quiet, the ony sale hraf q
|, % so Spanish $; ~ - al eI'elns Price B steady
MOLHssEs-Ths demand today las been ,c'iv, snt
prices are supported bear Of ss-- OF 80 bids Nupa
Nu,cosdo s24dls 20 hhds do q. DO u hhds Porto hico
SIC l8e hhds and II tea DO, 8! BE-, ard 70 bus Se"
OTesn, al 35g36c.. months.
NAIS-Cul AZ. in good demand md Nth moderate sup
ply the msrL.i 1. a 81 y v 100 n, cash and 80 mos
NAVAL sTORES-The inquiry for Spirits 1ufpsutine has
been better end prices steady 'aes o. 90 e5 PAT ii
evening 49, be for straight AID sbippns and 7c bbh de-
IyeTabc week 81 35 econ, and % sbPI ing Crud.
Do IL dun and nornlAl at 81 f7 ~ u $50 n Tie demand
for Gnr Is sl mod.Tstei notice sales Of 80 bb No
q. ~ 2yG ~ 80 y 40 n, and $50 No. a. VI 80 $40 ~
Rou Is In limited request sales Of 20 bol' a. 20
H. afosi Tar 10 hesvy; offerings Of Washington and
Wilmington made o. 81 III % - without buyers
Ois-rsscd steady SJdGtc. Crude Fish Oils quiet
and rH Other descriptions IN very limited demand ard
only notice sale, Of 0 600 n Palm on private terms
and bO1e. Olive at e. 23d ~ q for quarts and ns We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

The Official receipts Of the Michigan Southern Road
for the second week in March, were as follows:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-12-20
Sspul aotifss, s.. :
Sheriff - Sale.

WORK, ~. December 10, A. ID. is6l.-By virtue
Il OF an execution which Issued on judgment In
favor OF Joseph u. Clark, OF Cape Elizabeth, IN
the County ofCumherland, against BENJAMIN IIar-
mon, OF Gorham, In said County Of Cumberland,
have taken all the right In equity which the said
Benjamin Harmon has, or had ON the list day Of
June A. ID 1861, at six o'clock In the afternoon,
(beng the time Of tbs attschment OF the same on
the original Hrt In this acton)to redeem the fol-
lowing described real estate situated In Buxton, In
said County Of York. To VITA certain lot OF
land In said Buxton, with the buildings thereon.
aud bounced as follows be- ginning at stake In
the fence on the Westerly side OF the road leading
from Zenas Merrlrs house to the house formerly
occupied by Elder Peter staples. and running from
said stake In the fence which stands by the orchard
adjoining lands OF Joseph u. Steele. Southerly by
said Steeles land 3J rods TO the stone wall fence by
the pasture; then North 3llS West l6 rods 20 a
stake then Southwest 80 rods 10 the road leading
from Buxton Centre TO bog Mill, so called then
jamin Harmon then Northeast by said llarmon's
land ~ rods then North. west by said llarmon's
land 5 rods to the land OF Capt Jonathan Martin |,
then Northeast by said Martins land x rods 10 the
land Of Thomas smith then South % East rods
~ links then by lant OF Thomas Smith and l)s-
vld smith North 42i' East IS rods links TO the
aforesaid road between the houses Of Thomas and
David Smith then SoGtherly on said road about
~ rods 10 FIRST bounds, containing about 26 acres
more or less.
mortgage given to Frederick l.. and Clara l.. Han
son, TO secure the payment Of q note OF hand for
one hundred and twenty-l dollars, dated July
y, 1880, with interest semi annually said mort
gage deed Is recorded in book 269 page 3il OF York
Registry. And on the eleventh day Of January,
4. ID. 1862, at the store Of samuel Hanson in said
Buxton, shall offer for sale at public auction said
right In equity OF redemption "a satisfy said exc.
cutlon anu all fees aud charges Of sale.
3w52 THOMAS TARBOX. Deputy Sheriff.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-12-20
Col. Smart on Conascation.

Col. L. X. Smart has addressed a letter to the
Rockland Free Press, ON the subject Of the con-
fseation and liberation Of slaves. The follow
ing extracts show It's spirit and essence:
Slaves belonging TO rebels should not only
be eonhscated, but armed Congress has the
constitutional right "tO raise and support ar
mics" and call upon all able bodied men OF
every color or condition, in this perilous crisis
Of our country. 10 take up arms for its defence,
and in my judgment provision should be imme-
diately made for enlisting and organizing regi-
ments Of cOlOred men who are now free, and
those who are held in slavery by rebels in arms,
or thuse who continue 10 aid aud abet rebels IN
arms.
Congress should grant 10 all such slaves who
may enlist, LIST. their freedom afttr three years
service in the army; ID. eight dollars per month
while in service; 81. forty acres Of land in
Texas or some other State or Territory OF suit.
able clmate-nOt Ia be alieuated sO As t. diyest
them of their premises during their natural
lives.
All vacant and unoccupiell lands held in States
which have entered into an unconstitutional
consideration, for the purpose OF making war
upon the Union. should by act OF Congress be
cOnhscated to the United States, to
be appropriated according to the discretion OF
Congress, for the benefit Of slave soldiers and
others of African descent, who should be pro-
tected wherever lands are set apart Tor them
by a system Of government appropriate to their
condition.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-12-20
lcatbs.

In this city, 5th inst Of typhoid fever, Mary
Emma, eldest daughter Of Hiram and Rebecca
Porter, aged about yevrs.
In this city, 18th inst, LIME H., daughter OF
Ellison aud Elizabeth Seayey, aged years and
q months.
In Lyman. s,h inst, Ira Taylor. aged a
In Saco, 9th ult.. John Howard, son OF Abra-
ham and Susan II. Kimball, aged years, 2
months and days.
Speak his name sOf,ly, angels are now
Wreathlng immortals 10 garland his hrowi
Weep II YOU will, but think OF him where
Never shall reach min, sorrow or care.
In Kittery, ID inst. Horace W. Norton, aged
20 years and months, son Of the late William
Norton.
In Eliot, Miss Mary Ellen jenkins. aged 10
wears, daughter Of 0bediah and Lydia Jenkins
In Chelsea, Mass, 18th inst, OF congestion OF
the brain, Willie Forrest, only child Of Andrew
and Elrira Jackson. aged years, y months
and ~ days.
Gone from his home aud the hearts that so loved
him.
strayed, ,,
Willie has taken the crown that's immortal,
The cirelet Of glory that never can hde.
We the bereayed ones, bow low IN our anguish,
See not the Christening hand OF our God
He's taken our idol we worshipped before him,
And now. we dare murmur, and sink meath the
rod!
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-12-20

There Il an increasing demand for Homeopathy
the success ofits practitioners over all Other sehoos
and especially the happy results attending the ad
ministeriug Of the medicines In families VINO nave
adopted IT, has led thousands to rely upon u alto-
gether. There has not probably anything oeen
done b. so pOpulariIe II As the Introduction OF Ut
Ginords homeopathic Curatives, these PIePaIa-
tions nut up in convenient fOrn, easy To adnlnls-
ter and 80 good in their operations as curative
agents have superseded all other medicines IN
some localities. AMI they are only TO be known 70
be adopted everywhere. They consist OF iOr'y 1,l-
ferent kinds Of specifies for rs many Slnerent us
eases We euumeTate a few among the nsti TOT
nsyers and innamatiOns-wOrm fever-cOhc IN emu
dren and the troubles attendant upon teethlhgHI,
diarThna-etc.-cOugh or cOld-neuTslgia anu al
nervous afIectiOns-headache-dys Pepsla-rheun'-
tIsm-eruptye diseases-feyer anu ague-phes-
eatarrh-whoOping cough-billiousness-etc., etS.'
thcy are put UP Ia boxes and sold for2 cents eaen;
they are also sold In eases to meet the wants y,
families price according to the size, case OF ~
larre yais sold tor g., and larger cases price III
nroportion, "a full assortment kept by W u ,ye,'
Rid,IeS.rd, Me, \. \. Mitchell. Saeo Me; W; %
BuTr A Co, Wholesale. Boston, Mass, W. L. rhli-
ips Wholesale, Portland, OF they Will he sent 70
any mart Of the country on TeceiptOiprlce, nS au-
dressing the proprietor, Philip Lee iSd William
St New York. -.
application.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-12-20
FRANCx.


Letters from France state that the news Of
the American difficulty caused immense SEN
asion in Paris, and the first general impress
sion was that ample rvparation must be made
to prevent collision.
Communications have taken place between
the English and French Governments, and a
good understanding was believed to exist, as
already does the question Of policy to be
carried out with reference to the American
question generally.
The Paris Patrie maintains tina; the Amer
lean Government had no right to arrest the
southern Commissioners while ON British
mail steamer, and asserts that the British
Government should be Immediately prepared
TO send re-eniorcements to Canada.
The same journal also gives a report that
Admiral Milne, commander of the British
Eas, India squadron, on hearing OF the Sun
Jacinto affair, forthwith detailed three war
vessels to escort the steamers between Ha-
yana and st. Thomas, for the protection OF
Southencrs travelling by that route.
The Paris Pays and Constitutional GEN.
SURF the action Of the sun Jacinto.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-12-20

A, +. Court Of Probate held at saeo. within and
for the County OF York. on the first Tuesday In
December, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and sIty:one. by the Hon, L. L. bourne,
FRANCIS T. SMITH, named Executor In Ger.
II tain instrument. purportlng 10 he the last will
and testament Of PHEBE CHICK, late Of Acton, In
said county, deceased, having presented the same
for probate
All persons Interested, by causing . copy Vi this
order IL he published three weeks successively In
the Umion asf Jonrna,,prnt d IN Biddeord. In said
county, that they may appear nj . Probate Court
To be held atAlred In said countyon the drst Tues-
day In January next, at ten Of the cloak In the
forenoon. and shew cause. ~ any they have. why
the said Instrument should not be proved. approx.
ed and allowed - the last will and testament Of
81 Attest, Georgc,H. Knowlton. Register.
true copy, Attest. George III. knowlton, Register.
At . Court Of Probate held at sseo, within and
for the County Of York, on the hrst Tuesday In
December. 10 the Year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and s,ty;cne, BY the Hon. E. T. Bourne,
NATHANIEL HILTON. named Executor In .
~ certain instrument. purporting 70 he the last
will and testament Of WINTHROP MILTON, late
ofActon, In said county, deceased, having present.
ORDERED. That he aid Executor give notice to
all persons interested by cau.inEa copy This Or
der 70 be published three weeks successivsy IN the
Union Journal printed At Biddeiord. In said coun.
~, that they may appear at . Probate Coun 70
be holden at Alfred. In said countyon the III
day Of January next Of ne sps INV he
said Instrument should not be proved, sPprsc,,ss
and allowed a. the last will and testament o. 'n'
81 Attest, George y. Knoslion. RsEs .iss
true copy. Attest. GsorEs a.knoSi'on' hss'S''''
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-12-20

Al Court OF Probate held at saco, within
Aand for the county or York, on the hrst Tuesday
In December, Ia the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sirty-ons, byt the Honorable Z. L.
Bourne Judge Of said Courts
IN the pctitiono ADRLiSR ilERs0N. interest
" ed In tho estate Of NATHANIEL HERSoM.
late Of Lebanon 10 aid county. deceased. praying
that administration Of the estate or said deceased
may be granted " Eoen " Jones, Of Lebanon.
ordsrsd, That the petitioner cts the widow and
nett vi kin 10 tAke Naturalization. and give notice
thereof 10 the heirs VI said deceased and 10 all
persons interested In aid estaie by causing copy
of this order ~ be published IN The Unisa Y ye.r
nal printed In Biddefyrd. In said county, three
weeks successfully. that they may APPEAR ~
Probate Court TO be holden nj Alfred in SAID eouny,
on the first Tuesday 10 January next ~ yen o III.
clock In the forenoon. and shcw cause. " sn{ w. ~,
have, why the prayer Of said Peutioa 'noa'1
be granted.
true copy, Attest, Georss H. kno-,ton' HsS'''s''
Al I. Court OF Probate held At sasoi r,'n,Y
and for the County u rots, ~ au1 Lord eishissa
han.,red and .iIty ono, by the Hon. E'L- o's'as
,'onc ,s rgBBgrs, Ad nlnlstrAirir OF the estsx
~ Jo1N H. rEBBE rs late o. pst ~. a., ss.
County dee .isd; nss Il Che estate of aid
$4,000. FOR allowance .Ls.-
$500 That the said sssountant give ne!,ee
IN 49, saps Interested, by cAusinE copy o. IN.
toa ., po he published In the Isles yspss,
.,Sni.s Al Blddsford. In sAid county nrsS well.
:ssss'S' I, ma sss ;n'y a %ss Il ala county
~ ar,tIrussdaytin January nett a. ten OF ths
ss.s p lie fbfeaoon and shew cause u any they
hsve. Why the same should not be allowed
a. Attest, oeorgs n. Knovlton, Register.
A true copy, Attest, osofrs II. knewitea hssissss'