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STATE OF VERMONT, District Of

~ Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland:
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TO show cause, il any you have, why the
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and also why the residue o. said estate should not
be distributed 10 the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 10th day
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"a JAMES BROWN. Register.
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CTATEs OF VERMONT, District OF
- Rutland, ~. The Probate Court for the
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To all persona whom u may concern,
GREETIRG
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.

SATURDAY Ermua, July :, 1884
: The panic which commenced In the gold market
naskst u in close sympathy. and there have been
more sellers than buJc1s Brokers In New Tork tele-
xEaphed to thctF correspondents here to re to the
nest advantsgo they could 0atsde holdcss nre juss
anxious TO ten ~ tna brokers. OF course, tho lA
Nf, HheJ huY. usme tbs tttce, xnd it will InvAstahy
prove low hEure. It1s quite certain that spern,s
toxs In produce Ut yesterdsya high rates are yeyY
Ae1 todsJ prices having dropped fro 10 to Il eeut1
on WneAs cents on douz, and osher articles In tho
eatne rata. They hAse hAd vcsy lively ttme tp-a1y
IN tying to rai1c means to carry them oyer the hard
road. but probably not one IN nga hss been able to-
Obtain tho nettfnl. These men say that mnneY vas
never 20 stringent In ChicsKo, while bknkets SAY
taese enough TOT those who sre really By virtue Of
that good legitimate baairets paper Is es.lJ neg ,t
ted ss the onfznnt rats Of 10 per cent.
Iha Gold market has been = thing Of mach uucet-
tanty since last evening At O'Clock. All sorts otrq.
morn have been s1cst, dxtog the price al tha Way
from 1s5 to go The rates may be gathered from tho
tEuTes which We Riye below. They come ron reu4-
bis sources. They 1e!eT pasculas1y to rsnsse.
tons In the ofce oT Colgate q Hodnap, tho lea1lug
bullion brokers In Wall street. Tho range We have
named above nay be genuine Gold mar have beeu
sold 1t The c1t1eme nEures repnrted
nd and tfaosacslons take ptc according to tbs c.e
dulitg Of tho operators. There can hary BE- doubt
OF ono thing that these fussuattons $50 aimed st
are influenced By the setl1uz and incoming Secretary
Of the Treasury. The following we're the .atons
received By James Boyd. IS Clark street:
1910 >. ,.7aaS:45f Loo .. p.r1..........eas
noS 10 T. :.
Herc the market opened dull At 20, advanced to 49,
and declined to aeSso, Ard no buyers At tbe ins1aa
price.
Tbs following dispatch from leading bsnsiagbou
Of New FORK, gives good idea Of tho coalition Of
the market to-day:
anew YonK. Jnly ~ o'clock ?. .E.-on1y the Last
gold bin repealed. forbddins transactions In open
market. At present market here. Last sales we're
made u 23 Better sell II Chicago any balance you
hsve On band, Or report Immediately what you have
LETT"
Exchange to-day Is without essential change, The7n
is probably lass offering than yesterday but there u
nc topbt OF supply. Thu quotations 1e1nain DIS
count buying par telltng.
Tho following are the earnings OF the Chicago l.
Alton Rallrosd Company, for the week ending Jnne
, 1864-07-03
M A r I N Il l. ST,
POET OF CHICAGO

o- ARRIVED.
I1op McniGomeI,. C,iites, sasnia, s7ndiiss
TT Z ]. NaEoer, Hopkics St. Joseph 1sO1 rafiensG
1'rop Sco1fs, Van P.t:en. R:lc, suuastex,
ric7 city Ct l:u;-a'o. steele. untfalo, fsht
I1cr t;al.nh, I'epny buffalo Yun6r1ts
Ns.,I + !! s,man. Assn, Ru1 no, 10 toss coal.
,hlr .its ' $40 ~ -
Eris FASHION. c!ydesdcl Green Bay. 1.u n lumber.
Brig Fairy Gardner. Morgan. DuGaI,. 1s9 N t11sa
Sch. Tr!umpf, F.rsu.op. Nxs,s,ee. Is N 1omhe-.
, 1864-07-03

letter spoke of tho radius ard inc are-
showing the line OF the srlny Of thu Cum
berlaud, and the direction Of It's movement
To carry out the geometrtcal parallel, may
say that the corps are nil tangent to each 9th
er, and that the siae--why the sga-as every
body knows, Is and will be In Aars until tho
end Of the campaign.
In the sharp contest Of yesterday afternoon,
resulting In an adyancc Of the line Of the I'd
corps, troops from tro Kentucky regiments,
OF opposite "po1itical views" came in eoi,
lfsIoD. They did not spare each other. Old
Kentuck went in, but the Union regiment
was victorious.
Our nearest railroad depot Of supplies for
tlts army Is ut Big ShautT, between Ack.
worth and MarIetta- Tho mall arrives and
j, Leave at Ackworth.
All 10 comparatively quiet this morning:
, 1864-07-03


Hon. o. r. Brown, Ut Ravenna, O., died In.
That town on the 18th Inst, nftcr long and
prot1scted illness, aged II years. judge
Brown YVES Al ahls <1aa1nber Of the Poztage
comfy bur, and wns an Influential member
OF the Ohio Senate In 1861. He leaves =
wife and three children, the eldest In the
Union army. :,
Brsaaier General joseph r. Taylor, Com.
ui1seasy General Of Subsistence Of the. United
States Armyr died 1t Washington on LIST
Thursday: morning He WAS younger
brother uf tae late MAjor General, and Pres.
ident Zachx1y Taylor. .7'r> 49,"
The 4. r Etx Fbst Of Thursday last an
nounccs the death Of Mr. James Marss, son
OF The late Rev, DR.. James Mosss, rector Of
ST. PAuls Church, n. T.. He MSS bosn at
Newburyport, Mass., and emigrated west At
an carly day. He lived in Alton, ILL.,, many
years, ond was we'll known Us an earnest op'
pouent Of slavery. When the Rev. Elijah 2.
Ioye}oy was murdered In his o wn of1ca by a
pro slavery mob: Mr.. Motr7 41eceired the
nartyr Into his own arms as he fell pierced
by the bullets of Ills assassIns~
, 1864-07-03
NEW YoRK DRY GOODS a1ARKEr.

From tbs N. T. independent, S5tn.l
The market still continues excited. nud prices tend
plces which he. productions. At the present coas q
ahe raw material. mu1t command. Taere 1s = l4fTe
xancn9. .s1ecka II deais:s' hands are limited.
Brown t1d blesched shlllnKS and sdtett1gH hAvs
!hs rate ot ptcsent + neweI production Y notn to
re demand pFiI1t ~ scarce. .ad aaosatioas NJ
higher @ r51ees I;e5.ns is ecarfc: a1d GtnSnsn. ,a
tcaltcs attending mDor:.tion has causcl graater
desssad fof & aone.sie e. wooens At g:sas advssss
At ap advance OF l2H to &c per yard. Stocks are
yet nEht Dus As nfoduetion = Rol ng fS:waEo sner
tbs market, hus it higher prices.
The folio vtnE are the hoe. net caah prices OF
tie NeF York Market.
, 1864-07-03
CHICAGO LUMBER II ARKET,

6A1UNuAF hF1S1S9s 1HIs q I5o8.
>LC1lDER-Rtctlsed, 1,ot5,M6 feet. Tne natkAf
has eftn ltfH att.ye huyers ey .ens17 har!r. b-s
Influenced by the rersngeuns Of the money market.
The receipt Of rarEoes has been ratrr 1lcte1, and
Faes not mace With the uansl bFiskness. Prices
ttili rule rtry ntn at previous quotations.
sHISGLES-Ktcetyed yesterday. 2'n,oal Market
active and ID 1ustequste supply. Prices 1rm aad
unchanged.
LA14~ Received yesterday. 1ao 90 pes In fai7 de-
rnAnd and urn at previous Quotatio,s-
Can6u EAIEs TODAY
Cargo schr Asatahuis, from fEknd river. sold by
GHtvlck, shto feet lumber. y s&-:ps st $3.50 b.!
suce mixed, At y2tto; cargo Elu2ton. from Hart &
sfA1welrs mill, Musksgon. 7a,c.o feet iu7aser, 35
Rripe, bnfance mixed s1t to arrive at go %
cargo tchf FrofaE. from Grand Rsver, sold b5 lth 4
Fuller no. eco feet ratred lnber a* fts-5o;
la,h at 500; cs1go tchr II. Campbell. from Grand
river, sold By Irish Fn1ler. feet lumber mostly
boards, common RATED, II SIS d, lath At $4to."
III, following are the yard prices:
, 1864-07-03

In Beef rattc there has be- iittle Improvement
In the DEPRESSED tons which has eharactsrlz
ed The market luEinX the week. The crtesed e.lc.
amcG1t 10 SIS h.sh, leaving rsarlv traay nnEt In
the Y.r,ts this eTcniug uasold. Prices hsre ranged
from ssKa7.to, iut chleny at S5!5036,s3 eross.
In Hogs tlo' market Ia. been 1nitly Actlyc, but
rrlcee have ruthex declined yesterday, the
t;ere rates Ct reduction then tottd harlns beea
gcre4a'iS ndcptcd. The eota:ci safcs nulcuns to
4tf<7 head Al e7.;3G2.0-ct1eAy ht IS s<391 gross.
Ne rc:er to a2oshcr co;uuln Tor sclekr4phlc 1e
Tnrt Of Albany Cattle Mar let Tot the p.escni wec,
, 1864-07-03
FROM VIRGINIA.
INTERESTING INCIDENTS
PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE OF
PETERSBURG.

Correspondence Of the n. +. ucrald.]
sTu Army Conrs. BEFORE PErEnsnrHa, Va,
June @A. 4.
THE cSE HUNDRED FOUNDERS OPEN FIRE.
The music Of the siege is now enllvened by
thc t1orc sonorous voices uf come hundred
DAP. So far thty hare been fred but seldom
and that with the object Of obtaining range
nnd elevation. Last night they burst she'll
over the city every fifteen minutes, with the
Intention. no doubt, of disturbing the slum-
bcrs Of thc garrison Of Petersburg.
Az ARTILLERY INCIDENT.
Tou may form On Idea Of the lirety nature
OF tho ARTILLERY firing from the following In
cident. During the gale which accompanied
the rain large number Of trees were blown
down. On examination 1t was observed that
each one bad been perforated Or houeycomb-
cd, by shot and shell. Hence their feeble re-
siatancc to the force of the wind.
MoyEMEyTS-suR1TER TENTS.
Some dispositions were mada In the Sec
ond corps to-day to anticipate the operations
Of the enemy. Gibbons division participat.
ed In d movement for the perfect protection
Of our flank. Our troops along the cstab-
l'shed lines have pnt up their shelter tente,
dampDess, and IN the day from the scorch-
Ing sun. Tho few days OF rest which they
have had has done them great deal Of
good.
RETURN OF COL. PGLFoRp.
Lieut. Col. Pu1ford, Of the Fifth Michigan
regiment, returned to-day and reported Tor
active dnty. He has been .bsent on account
OF wounds received in battle. Firat be wEs
wounded at Malvern Hill, where he was
struck III The head by = spent Cannon bali,
the ehock OF which rendered him Insenslble,
returned to Detroit. after The s iapse Of six Six
wecle, being all the time utterly unconscious
oflmprlsonment- OF lie was wounded again
at Frederickseurg and Gettysburg, and last
In the battle Of the Wilderness, where 1t WIS
ball passed In ut his neck, and, going through
! the body, came out in the shoulder. But he
has completely recovered, and has come to
| sejofn his command.
EARTnWoRKs
Cover onr entire 'front.' 80 Us to render It ut
terly impossible for the rebels, by massip9
t1oops on our front, to carry our lines. The
| scientific skill of Captain Farquhar has COW
| cred cur advance with u line OF earthworks
1n,prcguab1e to my attack, mud eEen orr field
the extreme front Lieutenant Beecher has
run his battery almoat up to the rebel line and
| the bullets OF the sharpshooters are constant.
| " striking the parapet that protects his guns;
| but he has been enabled to hold his position
| snd inlet serious damage On the enemy. For
dropping his shells into the city, and is likely
| before long to make himself as liieacrceable
10 onr misguided brethren Of tho South In
the field as his father has already done In the
| pulpit.
THE s1osA1 CORPS.
The services Of the signal corps at present
ure extremely afduous, The constant nut
| te11ng Of aags by day and the waving Of
torches By night are too lnonotono0a Ia
bor to continue day and night without ex-
F. Patterson. chiel signal officer OF the corps,
has made bta Rrranyementa 40 Admirable
, 1864-07-03

~ANew York. publisher, John Brad
hun; recently brought outn secession novel
by Augusta J. Evans, ,cf Georgia, .aathoE of
.Beulah." Serera1 hundred: copies OF this
work were sent to bookael1cta here, all Of
whom, with but single exception, upon
learning ita character; returnef to the pub
lifher every cony they had received. This
:sreaks well for the patriotism Of the Boston
trade. -: 80 r.
|; Since the aboyc was in type We learn that
'the.n has been NO exception Id the return OF
thesc books, and that not u single copy has
been cold in Bostou.
, 1864-07-03

tcsnfyfte men as clear gain to the army, by
this new method Of recruiting. A noble
hearted woman, feeling that, although she
was table bodied" the recruiting officer
would object to her aex, rendered Fuc hun,
dred du(Id7s to the fund.
, 1864-07-03

Fires In the Lumber RexIona af Wisconsin.
For several week. past ,cE1:E TO the tfsuta, nEes
hare beta ssstnk TO afeArfo extent Through tho s.
pxr lsnts In Ii. Northern ro,th,ns Of HHeoo1in+
The most d.ssstrous contaxtst1ol In this canneo'
ton that has to knowledEe, occurred !asf
Sunday at Borl2nd Deans mill 1t Sandy Dsy. Ihn
fame.s~ep. through tbs village. desHoJinG DorlAnd
Dean's nil. stora aud contents. DWELLING heases
ard 1arRo quantity Or shInxles, bsff, cord wood,
&C., DC, ready tor shipment to this market Asos
, 1864-07-03


The extraordinary activity which characterized
this market during ths precedlaF week. cousineed
without xny symptoms Of dtua.nntion' to Tbuz7day
evening up to wach time further advance had BEEN
made Of per 100 ns. The unaTofable adV1ee4
from tho Eastern markets to hsnd laas On Thursday
eo.rp!e.c ely ehsnged the tana of tha markell and va
note decline of sc@7sc Fer 100 cs On Ihnrsdsg's
quotations. ,.'....-> 49,.
TIT foloEtns a.c the e,es:=g prices Of h.zaasks.
this evening and compared With lssr week:
ctosrTa ra1czs. ,-
Es.5s Ees, !, g st, g; III k::
SATURDAY ErksI.'a, J1lJ 2d.-We hare passed
through auothe. veeE o. high prices and extreme
activity IN our Hc9 Market Ths receipts haTs
been unprecsGerteal7 iasGc fer this sesson OF tho
year and would Eeeo to indicate that the SUPPLY Is
ine1hars.lh.e, although re tcaz rtat tie 5tocss IN
1oTa an thrors,out nlsco!s arc 7ea:17 exhausted.
thus !eayi.y rs. fos the remaining months OF tia
suntnef. 10 tho resources OF Missouri.
The roarsct ~ to Thnrsd.5 evening seered II, &C
tS!J ard tEuaaess. The auet aa1 Customary roatice
OF gctcK through the varfons droves II The yards,
previous TO puErhstiaE raj getting TO be laid ssde
ard ns toon rs th sound OF :he 4san. ra!l#sT wh:s
tie vas heard. away went crowd Of operators In
pursuit tf the tsaiu anxious to secure the dzet chuce
CT purchase. This little anair managed In light
ming ety1e The train gets in. AMI its hvag freight
would be marched right AWAY 70 tr scales. bsfore
they could thA1e themselves down attsz thelT losE
tcuEIes much 1csA taEe shn. dtauZht OF water
10 quenrh their shrst au clear tu,ty th1olts
Such activtsy Was too strong to last Aad after m
existence ct tome eight or Acn days, It yesterday
morning began to pithers By evening decline o1
.59yc bad bees established II moas Of tha yA. and
in eo7ne ca.es at so9'-e 3 leo cs. This has .oaa1
been the general decline from THURSDAY Quosa&ous
but tic qrotacEs Il the week wo notc al adTAacs
on last sa:urdaS's prices OF s*::<3s:c T 1co rs-
Tlfre wero IN the various yards this morning. IN
clutnE shc receipts Of thr da1 abont se ho.s, tht
entered mica during tho day amount to 1E7 tc.d t
&1IGss sc bat principally at $9.s3s71-thus le1r1re
little stock tEsc1d- There has been fair degree O
activity In the rnnrErs ev!nctd By the l5rxo aum
bes Of hos that nsEe CHANGED hands. The 0u.a.ds
decrease which took pisce yeserday has beea estab
pshed throughout.
, 1864-07-03

theis ries. Loss ssimAsed at $4,000. Without lnsar
snce. That retion OF country Is represented as
verted, for the tmo being, Into DESERT With nothing
left to Bubast Enau b&ast, and nush suffering bJ
tic Inhabitants 4eans Inevitable.
, 1864-07-03

Tbs total receipts Of HoKl during the waek
ending teosy, according to the daly returns posted
on Change, amount TO 17.ta5 head This IA 19 head
@orc thaa were received list vask, and 6,s8S bead
Il the receipts Of tbs corresponding week Of
1ess. The daily 1ecs!pts 1t the various yards
ccnpsFe Is follQwa:
, 1864-07-03

New Winter Wheat Flour.
Me1srs Gilbert. Updlkn Co., exhibited oa 'Charga
today, samples ct new white snd red winter Wheat
Flonr-ths t1st Of she crop Of 1sst It WAS arusas-
tursd ii TIM "Ea1aF l:isen Mis- DsnzutA, Qc4on
Co., Inno,., by E. Davis Samples Of she waeat Trse
Also exhibited
, 1864-07-03

Flour and Grain in Store.
The following tAbie, showing the Anaouat os co7s
sud g-sfn In s.ost In Chicago on the dAscs n'neds
was accidently omitted Jestercay:
, 1864-07-03

Elsst Sabbath Rev Dr.. Thompson, ofthe
Broadway Tabernacle Church, in New York,
preached nm eloquent sermon on manliness,
in the course Of which be proposed thu.
those members of his congregation who sre
I exempt from the draft should take pains at
!, once to send representatives into the fe1d.
He named twenty men as proper quota for
the Tabernacle Church, In this extra yo1un-
tecr service, At the evening service the sub
3ect was brought up again, and, though the
congregation was email. enough money was
subscribed on the spot 10 provide hjsen men
al ar average Of $500 spleca a committee
/ Wis appointed to follow up the matter, who
hope, In the course Of this Neek, to add
, 1864-07-03

-. SATURDAY kvES1xs. J1ly Z, 1353.~
The receipts and shipments dusths the past u hours
were 81 1olloWa:-
, 1864-07-03

Mcudsy NEXT being the Anniversary Of our ildcasa
der &C. there vf1 BE- no meeting on Change o. TIL
oAr, snd xe viii have 1arfeta % report for la
dRyN f4eue.