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Fofu,S Monroe OCT, The steamship North
st.r tom Ses York .or New Orleans, encountered
ueasy sale of iiattera,, on Tuesday last, sprung
-l'ss !.2, her siuOles.sck, and put into Norfolk.
'tu lJIk OH IA rutaor wa In circulation,
IT, 'HoiLily, ~ the effect that the steamship North
s'-rh-i teen wrecked The truth OF the matter IL,
tat H. 40 ia stan ~ las aeak aud went into Nor
ga io' 'sp1.fs Nh-gs she 10 nov lying. A vessel
All L. s'H' ~ ear4y tie passengers ald freight 10
New OIivaa' u II be iound impossible to repair the
NJ n s'ar In day " tao. There was no panic Oh
ttAId the vessel aud she reached the Norfolk dock
r,iVr. che had taken in much water through The
l,-L which d,sab!,d her.
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tContt,->d from Fret Page

Vi wu. Bxlsy, sssui of the Poa ofhes Depart
- "a here kokiIs Into mall matters for LooisiAn
.-I isIss.
,e,sruor Wells has received q Tequi,iiion for Al
lei A. Jones, the Erie Railway dsiaulter.
lion refre soule /. expected TO arrive In this city
LCIa IlsyAno, In about q weeh.
a. Itch the mail contractor for Giteston, Ter"
via commence esrryiDs the mails 10 that city soon
10 be papers ciosing the contrsct are received Hom
" ssbinston.
'Js. Wells Ia actively organizing the state MILL
a.. Iosi cf the oficcf, appointed hsld prominent
positions In the Confederate army.
Gen Fulsr,oo he, reque.ted the police TO arrest all
warrant nsgroes sud turn them over to the Pio'or
k,,h. ..,,sA,d 10 the Ffeedmen's bureau.
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Wholesale Prices of Country Produce.

NEW I ohh' uct. 20, 1905.
Although our inquiries st the market repre.ented
ia our report to-day, reyeA violent fluctuations in
The rate OF any OF the articles quoted thersln the
trade haA been entirely devoid OF the customary
variations In prices, una fered by the antly
changing gold market, and the frequently chLuqin-
relations letWeen the supply and demand OF most Of
the farm productions. The butter market, which in
oar report OF last week. We left Ia very un.etted
condition has again stiteusd up, uwinY the scar
civ OF several grades particularly Western The
cst brands have teen advanced about a. per pound,
thus adysucinl Gran Courts pals to Csc, and giyer
rails 10 about Goc per pound. Cheese IL als0 Mold
iittle timer, especially Euglsh dair and pineapne
Egr, have Dftn advanced Two cents during the week
and raeu have been e NJ lOc BY the barrel This
figure Ne believe has never before been reAehed in
our markets al this season VI the year. This enOr-
nous price, nov evsr - not suthyeu. 10 deter pur
cheer snd dealers fnt II difficult TO supply the
active demand. Apples are tribe lower to-day,
ing TO the accumulation, Al the various mArts, Of
large iots, which are rendered unsaleable by the
sxtrems prces al which they held. Dried apples
continue 70 advance, and tie best quarters nos
held a. high ~ l5c. Ounces are sbuldant and the
Syerag. quality Is unusually bne. We observe no
Change in the vse tate market except, perhsps for
yr9etsbles MD ouioua tie iO.mer under the &C i've
dsiusp9 v Y slaisE Supplies, lAylpz sd.
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Mexic0.


Ns,s O,tsdn. OK. Y6.--hdyices fom the Ciy oil
MEXICO ~ Tue lsIh VI September are received. LH-
1;v,eiuVr AHen'. nes,pIper In that 'sy, tue htfi-
S,s II.ls 10 10 devoted to sustaining ths csuso
VI .igx,mllisu's eiIisIstlOn scheme. Tho most III
.r.I .iaBts uIo OheIed 10 American suigrants. On
IL, lJth Vi september the annivsr.iry Of MEXICAN
lnsey.niencs, the Emperor Macmillan publicly
scyyti Al. dstus Hubble ~ lis h,t to the Throne
OF s,Iso .l,1imiran hs. also pullsLeJ adoer,e
0asiiug tie mUsi liberal terms I, those Who VIII
smiaate 10 NeIico II va. .rnsrally considered that
Macmillan val rrnly seated on the Mexican throne
He 10 developing tue fe,ouicts OF the country TO ms
uttrost ability lac wort q Luilding the rail"S'
IL Xorico IL Leils pushed vigorously ~ Smith,
kuisht a Co. the gelt ramsay contrsetors 81 eonth
Al and elsewhere.
The Republican side
Ncp OJlsaa,, OeL ed.-Ad,ices have been received
thtsush Ju.res's Oihrisl Journal, frOn ~ luo 10
tns 10th Of Sept, amber, confirming tue reports Of Ms
fI,ns tbo seat VI governments there also letter
fvu OF o. BIZ. ssd 10 IoIicau oncsr here saying
ttr Juat,g icconhlen; tA.t the French VIII pave 10
leave Mckee aud ct tho people settle their osn dh
cu,tss The ITcAttNi'l Natsnoros advice q We
lsth say, the cay is bcaeyrd By Cortns aud ESQ
b.ao sith three thoussnj ave bundled mon No
..rio.s Ls,sult has yet b.'n made. All conmunlcs-
tioa ma Lcon cut III, except wish Bro~n"he
whence piOylsou, are drawn. Honeih vega ~
ported a, te.i,sins tue imperial force In IemPieo'
IN. 1tNss Maiainoro. correspondent Of the ls.h
says
Tie whole town l. alarmed Lscobedo' ,ort mss
AID taaa ~ have Two thousand ave huhule len
I'D tp elye cannon. The pockets stit drlNsi w ahl
almost pursued iuto tue t0su ~ CoftnI, ~, i've
uoutbs there haI teen ~ y 'titon OF these o ehes
CgtHas With force, eItiiuAtsd Ut IRON thtes 70
n,s thousand keeps hgtAtnoros % closely bssio.e
stat no dArs " stir an lhth hcbohu
LIZ ~ tidcauons. lheie 10 no eommuh @tp "a
H,s,sud uoue al All Win Monterey and the inferior.
Bsner.i Neia has ordered all communication ostd
eiIu brow bsyilo, aud the cLappatclle has bct n
k,.li.d Tor artillery, Meiia has abou. seventeen
ianeIsi men, well armed aud equipped, but l.cka
SfheeB AM gunnom. Tue native population IL de- j.
lecy "a IaSoT VI tie hiberua. IL - b.ievcd tue
Literal ioIee Is srs all exaggerated. l.. Ia hAtt.y
ILOu sht thyy all assault the town. but VII probably
bali. unl l., 20 stAse lnO su iulssloh VI 'oitc
lbe .iLLeu.ns.l lao pitched lait'.
Il F.-. .hs p.vs9nt ia. % the juiItf kOvainmnt
Ma y.iut "a fho uOfthsait Gomez v thihuaiuA- aid
case 20 the RiJ dIuadc There ihc seat ot fuVri "a
a sAG M IL ssint Nuc, and communicable
Will VI the country can be hal W way % 10,
rser la thii out VI the way spot the fO't.nhvh
go snly w said 10 exist.
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WRECK or THE REPUBLIC.
The survivors on Their Way Back To This

Charleston, S. c. Oct. 2s.-The steamer Republic
which lett New York for New orleans on the 18TH
inst, wrecked off the coast Of Georgia on Wednes
day last. -Four boats end one raft put of hom The
ship One Of the bo,,s arrived at Chsreston to-day
This loaf contained Capt. $. YOUNG, Engineer G W
Dunfeo, Purser W. II. Morehesd, and 8. w. Whit
man, J. X Malby, Mrs. J. H. White and child, Mrs.
L. d. Debriski ard two children, y. Pause, j. Nc
Loushlin, 3. Lyons, steward; also seamen j. Huinn
Thos. smith, u. Leary, and Jas. Corcoran. The
other boats and tho raft have been heard Of. The
survivors will take passage on the Quaker City for
New York Tomorrow
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IvrHhd, H., oct. Ell commenced showing
.t-c OF hal'.pist eleven o'clock ,biI morning.
Boston, OCT. IA cold ealcrly rain storm pre-
ss and Ia come OF the interior towns Of this State,
=. accompanied with hurlieA Of snow.
Baltimore, Oc'. - There Ia heavy rain to night.
lu. aid IA southesaI
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From Canada.
Continued Alarm Regarding the Feninus.

7vrvnfo, Oct. 2T.--The LLADLl to-day hiv ali arti-
ole Oh the oIlectSd FouiGn invasion, and calls upon
the government to take The arms from the volun.
tssr., Leaf the Ienlsns should get them, establish
p.tIol, On the fronteri aud inausurato . passport
system. ieariul state OF alarm exists here. a raid
upon the Cinadlan banks by the Fclisns ID expected
The jury in tho Sanders kidnapping cos. are still
locked W. We have leu inches o; snow here, and
IL 10 still falling
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Z uttie Maraet.

BULBS HAD, Oct. ~, 1867.
Bsere'.--Aithough our quotations to-day seem to
indicate that little or no change has taken place
yet When consider tue 'uperiority OF the present
suppl stock over that Of the past THREE month";,
We can ln as ee rith butchers who are present here
TODAY, thgt Ia reality better BARGAINS, all thines
con.!dertg, have been made than several weeks
past. IuliG the market OF Loot week, scarcely poor
drove 10 TO lie is a. mis- yard and even those
OF the really rstclsAs order are In marked OF
mediums 20 mat, AZ even The same prices OF previous
weef buo hers cannot inil 10 receive values
ior ;heir meats " I've general quality Of the stock
thCv oticr their customers - much better Prtos,
durnf the oI'e nag day ruled ~ ioloNs' For The
IUc and Ter the tels selections and extras from Id
10 sc. lev iancy caIte we're disposei OF At lsSc,
hut this was ve,y eScCptlongblo hgurv The mar.
ket TO-DAY les. active ihan yesisIds and a. two
handled cattle have been received siuce morning.
aud these tUl u inier.or gTsde, the prospect vi
lu Improvement upon the ABOVE prices Ia unp.om,-
Ins. The totGl receipts Ior the week loot up 10
leave, VI rou. s,s gegls "a 2s5 rherp and Iaul 8
aud ls,Ai2 sviuc SLOWING All inctcnse on lat weeks
receipts Of 30 becNsN aud I5I sheep snd lambs,
nl.d eecrea.t o. IA cows u yrals, ana 54s swine
Goes and Cdltes. The market Tor mich cows e.
mains M as, quoted, VIZ. tctiye ior choice prime
cow, while thoss Of pooL qualisy are hard OF sae.
Calves he I'd 1t about the rates OF last week.
retelp,s aud sGIcs keeping even pace. We quote
Extra cows Sl00aS 20
common TO medium ......... SS1a$G5
Prime calves, per ID. sal4
,,OnI veal calves per 1iaig
Common veal calves per head .,..,...,....... gall
uTass calves per S5at "
Sheer and LamGs-rhls branch Of the market
stli continues very active, and ioimer prices arc
We n KEEP up, good theep readily selling a. 10 .c
We quoe best sheep O. 81 lair TO good at G'aai &C,
and common NJ GlG1ac.
HJys.-Althoush this branch Of the market Is
alundhntly supplied, 80 car losds being now on the
market, prices are still retained at last weeks
figures, viz: lialiAc, according to quality.
Fieur and Grain.
NEW luER, Oct Is, 1865.
Flour.-We quote, all grades DC 10 lte lower. SUI
peIfne state, 81 Sass Is: Extra do, at IS lass ~
Western ENtra-lpv gTades-Et IS IOIs u shipping
Ohio at Is 0Safg II Superfue Western, a. lua1--
a; low Etas OF Canada 1tra 81 s. CJas rs aud good
10 supeTine Southern, at Ga 6tesl6 10.
tifdin.-The wheat msIGct IL .u5c better. New
A mLe. state being quoted ~ 81 .jAS---; Milwaukee
Club, ~ 15aSl 50; Amber Milwaukee, ~ 1qasl So
SJats-Are duh Al -a6.c Tor unsolnd, and bIs
Il for sound,
harltt-l' dull at IL tsas- for State and 81 "a.
81 20 Tor Canada West.
q rn.-.This market IL 1c lower. Western unsound
beins quoted nj t3.s4c, and sound Mixed NssIsIn
AT Sass 10 ye.leV, %.
The Hay Market.
NV YORK, Oct. II, 1865
There IL no change In the market Tor hay, the
supply still being heavy, but as the demand Is Quite
active at piesrnt, prices have undergone no chance
worthy OF note, helng quoted to-day at GOa6Se Tor
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Reyages OF the shenandoah

San Frane.sco, OFT g4.-Ihe Palmetto, . hlch ar.
r,x.1 y..t.rday fiom PloveE b., ssp,,u.l.roi,,
t,uor,. us s.utsr, Vi tusatS'IssI sa.u. b, tns
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Nrsdy,r.iis, ia. OCT. y In the Georgia state
Convention To-day, At ord nance declaring the
debt null and void wa seferred to committee.
Two article. 10 the new constitution reported.
The first article vat adopted, the twentieth section
of winch stoshe' slavery, with pfOyiso that the
scluescence IN tu.uc ga.lIn shall be no esioppal TO
future claim. for eon!- asation
MiltaVsrii'c a., o. 2s.-An animated dlacus-
sion occurred this forenoon motion for commit
tee to ascertain through the Governor whether the
reputation VI the Confederate debt Is demanded
by PRECEDENT johnson rs q sine qua OF restorG-
ton. twGs ar aei On one side tina. the convention
should set consistently with full knowlise Of whs.
vas tae President Wish. and on the other shat Il
should express Ia honest unbiased continents The
motion wss lost by heavy majority.
rus 0FSEuNL GOVERNMENT DECLARES ITS rosrTIOS.
WailingtOn, oct go.--The following ia the text Of
q comuunic stiou dated Warrington, oct. IS 1868,
and transmitted his EKccenoy Jam ~ j. Johnson,
Provuonal Governor Of Georgia. nj kiliedgoyille
Your several telegrErn, have been received. The
President oil ihe mixed states cannot rtcosnze the
loyalty To the uiOl, that admits ~ legal obligations
contracted, det- cish'ed va their ma mes to pro
l4ois the val q the lsbe.i.on. VILLA IN 81" AED.
Louisiaua.
Ncic Orleans, Oci. zS.-Ex.Jioyernor Alien has pub
liiAed card Withdrawing his name as u candidate
'iONttuof lfAteln lhtely lttfNeu
from him ~ show that "a hi. nteutin to remain
In Mexico. ilit friends deprecs,e the Use OF his
name liz withdrawal will insure the election Of
GOV Wells. The registering ofyoer- aud the taking
OF the amne.,y oath Is going on briskly. Gen. Can
By has declined prevent from voting those citizens
who we've Obliged to register their names under the
orders OF Gen. Better
souib Carolina.
Hon. /. !. Hoses has been chosen Pm ddemi Of the
south Carolina Senate, and lion. A. Padrich SPEAKER
Of The House.
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Fleur and Grain.
The Hay Market.

NEw YORK, Oct Il, 1865
There IL no change In the market Tor hay, the
supply still lsius heavy, but az the demsnd Is quite
active at present., prices have undergone no chance
worthy OF note, teng quoted to-day at G0a6Se Tor
shipp nF, and 16se'c Tor retail lots,
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THE NEW YORK sun.

Published daily, Sundays excepted.
Two 'SNfs Pr oorY-l2 CrNTs TER WEEK.
Delivered 9nyyheTe in the city or vicinity. a,
n III ~ ~ ~, .uFs per year,-thloe months VI
lhE 81 was the originator of the Associated Pre-.
oisInlkaton' anu has the finest advantage ior oi,-
In smal 81 ace-easily read 'A7 NAy
AWcekl, Edition oftLe sun
& published every Tuesday Term, fin ,srs,,...
the mail, If desIed fnREE CIsTs DIR COPY ~ n liz
sun. ElrrioS PEIcE-OsE uoLIAP rfR JrsE wv
Nhtther py tihSle copy or Ia clubs-tLe cLsauy.5 M,
per ~ the world. Postage on daily sun bv mai ~
q ps.t 5bbs SeT Postage on Weekly &c
Address all letters 20 N'N ''Ns'e1'
MOSES 5. BEACH, Proprietor of Tpssrs
S"aI Fat9R aaa Assssusls,
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Domestic Mnrk.ts-yhoIesui Prices, arron,

e.. V ". =
RIO nii 10 prime, is#a2s i MsrScsIo ., s5ays'
cotton, lb.-kld. New OrlaauAjs .JgN Ma 90
Clroiina. bsq abe dc, rebiled, <ssA; do pcriuEs
Domestic goods, yard-shir,isy.&ich'd s21.s;.
sho'tr brown, 2isStr, ;lhlesehed, H22eJJ; Dn!uns,
brown, 2iaaSg; cotton hannet, 4in5O setiuet
125al 20; prints 1886; moues. de sines, j5etj.
Fish, oT-Dry cod, 25s9 IS hanEefe. L. Bav.
a --alI W. No. 9 no. ALI W; SCALED herrinss
Flour and N,si, bbt-Gensssse, EFT, GOai2 sol
OHIO c. 70 T., I5al2 o.; Georgetown. a -;
state, O. TO eI, o5as 80. Missouri. I5al5 90;
meal, g. al ~; 10 Brandywine, OoaJ ~.
LuHbcT. -Southern pine, 81 tUuj5 ~; White pima
boz boards, - O,g25 "; White piue mctchautgbls
box boards. p Wa'0Vli Clear pine 1000; Pouar gn.
W Nod boards and plank 80 0Oaj5 o.; CLcuy boards
and plank 10 OOasJ "; Oak and Gsh, 81 OOaG5 UO Ms
pie and birch 20 O0a4O ~: Black walnut 81 UUainu ~
holdssr, 0aI.-New Orleans, =; forto Rel,
goal y5: Cubs Mus, 65hSS.
Oas.-Crude Whale, 65al 20; blesched DO, s3A
So Crude .ettn J2n2 %; ubleacltd CO. "a. %
Lard OIL = i6ai - Linseed, I iIal - per gallon
Kerosene, T9Gs.
m, u Wal' ids Port. cleGr, new, nominal Pr mos
2s JJS2y 20; DO prime ", 90 Lard, per b., -
AS Better, OrAnse co. 55sCJ DO state, sUL4-s
Cheese, common tochO.ce, l5alg.
S"gdrh-Cuha, lJSAija; Havana, -Gl4.; Re
hLed sufats lOa!J C peril.
iobaceo.-Kentueky, lOas2 Virginia sA2l sea
sosL 6.-55l7O FOR State uud Western. Cl.1,
southern unwasued q pulled. ~ --a1G- 'uh
Naafed a ID, Cali orniA sG 20 isa29 Cape ~
lin.
Hisrsllan.o4h - Rice. 100 ~. Carolina dressed
Island, bush, Goa; Liverpool, sack a. "; CO
tile tosp, per h., A29; iiopg crop 1851 ilaIJ,
l5V5 do a,sdJ; Hay, 10 lbs GOaf5 for .h ypilA
and slag5 Tor retail lots Candies, city. 40.
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Hon. i. :. Hoses has been chosen Prsddent Of Tia,
South Csrolina senate, and Hon. A. PAldrch s2eake
Of the House.
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OFFICE OF THE NOBLE WE'LL OIL

1 erflCk Or THE NOBLE WELL OIL
company, No. Pine st. roam No. 4, New York
meeNhs o. tue stock hoders OF the Noble Wen OH
norply VII BE- he'd o. the office OF the Company,
Iite a. on Monday, nov. 18th lsGj, a. ~ O'clock 81
~ lho puipse o. reducing The capital ,ock Of tbs
many rom hbtNlpu tive huudI ed thousand dol
ielt. 10 VI tutn tone hundred Thousand dogts), enc
Tor such other husEo.r as NAV be lrousht before no
neeunr. \ iuli attendance il Ieque,ted, "a two.
lnttur vote OF AL the shares stock 10 required v,
sccompsh the object. James II Eimoie W,n-
Lolb Aorrr Franklin, John +. Seymour NIuli1H
Oh Company y, VI
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CGpllin--W III. Peck.
Clerk H. Cole grove.
Chief Enginesr-,las. Hook
Second Asslftant--JGa. Wright.
PilOts-N. Eusifn, "a. ileford,
BAs gage Aaster-AI. suArle..
1HE lSeIEsT.
Coroner WILDLY, Immediately alter the sad occur
renee, proceeded to empluel Jury, comprising
AesaTs. Watson A. Fox foreman; j. W. Li,tell, j.
kenwoTth, I. Workman, 4. Is. spauldius, Alderman
j. |. hsary, Jsules Cgulield. llmoihy Navel II.
u. Goodwin and Geo. II. hekay. inor,. The inves
usatlon Will be held OF Wsduo ,day, NV 9th. stq A.
NJ at the Cotolsrs office, No. Cea.Ie street Thu.
lar. 1t Is impossible TO come any conclusion as to
the cause OF the accident, The pressure Of steam
when the explosion occurred was ouly u Ib. to tue
squarc zach, and the certificate In possession OF the
owners authorized the use ot So iLs The boiler va.
put In tbs vessel iu March !GsI By C.osbanIs q
Neal, Lt cos; vi So W.. They were r.gard.l n,
Perfectly ssis Lax ehpeNs state that there va. De-
feet IN the saad-Ir.u, o. which L,steH.! thsy ,e.s
made. Th!sG Essu!ssa ~ ths sIvIs..ss
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NEW lORk. irN. 81
The Fulton lett Charleston Bar uu the 18th
at q clock VI. The rchei- iu their haste
LEFT the several Notifications uuiujgrci. but
spiked their guns Previous O. the enemy
evacuation they fred the upper part Of the
CITY. By which g 900 bal,- Of cotton were
burned and 1t l. supposed that before ;hey
could sutiuc the famee two-thiris 90. the
city will he destroyed.
A fearful explosion occurred ia the VII
mington Dcp0t-cluse unknown-by which
several hundred citizens lost their lives.
Admiral Dahlgrecn was the first to ran up
70 the city where he arrived II ay0st >
O'Clock p " zen. Gilmore followed after
and had an interview with Gen. Schemel-
filming. he being the first general officer IN
the city. and tor the present in command.
Ii Is supposed that Beaurcgard evacuated
Charleston in order 10 concentrate hiS forces
and give SheUnan battle.
The remains Of two iron-clads were found.
which the enemy destroyed by blowing them
up previous to evacuation.
The first flag over Sumter was raised by
Capt. Henry VI Bragg # General Gilmorc's
stall. having for Il staff an Gar and boat hook
dashed together.
The houses in the lower part of the city
were completely ridiled by our shot and
shells
The wealthy part OF the people had desert
cd the city. ami now all that remains are of
the poorer classes, who are suffering Tor want
OF food
10 was reported as Hilton Head that the
lett wing OF Sherman army had reached
midway on the Charleston and Augusta
railroad. and that the rebels n consequence
had evacuated Branchyille and fallen back
to Orangeburgh.
4 movement has been made by the force
under Gen. Hatch which resulted in the
capture Of six pieces Of artillery, which the
rebels bad abandoned. The carriages were
destroyed.
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sArEStAN srEARNs. ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. 1.-THE Honorable the Pro
District " Chittendca ss bate Court for the Dis
trrct Of Chittenden-
To the heirs snd all persons Interested iu We 81
tate Of Bateman Stearus late ofHiles' ar5l .n 'a'
District deceased.
WHEREAS application hath been made 90 tins
Court In writing hy the Administrator of SAID e.
tate uraving for license snd authority Co sell I'D
7cra of the real estate 81 said deceased Tor Tie pay
nent OF debts ana charges o. admInistratlon, and
setting forth therein the amount ~ debts due from
the said deceased. the charges % ntm.nist raIioh
the amount Of personal estate, and the SITUATION OF
the real estate.
WHEREuPoS. the said Court appointed and -
signed the 9Th day OF March A. ID. 1862, 81 the
Probate Court rooms in said District, 20 hear ana
decide upon said application. and petition, ana Or
i~red public notice thereof 70 he given % al per
sons interested therein, by publishing SAID ofier'
together with the time ana place Of hearing three
weeks excessively In the Burlington Free Press.
newspaper. which circulates in the neishnorhoo
OF those persons interested in said estate AT We
publications shall be previous o. the DAY assigned
flr hearing.
THEREFORE,. Won are hereby notified 90 appear
before said Court az the time and place assigned
then and there In said Court 90 give bonds, as the
law directs for the payment ci the denis, anu
charges of administration, ard make YOUR o'Jec-
lions 10 the granting such license, II you see cause
Given under my hand Al the Probate Court rooms
this I'D day o. January A D. l-ti-
T +. WALES. Judge.
vaiwl
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Died.

l Burr H-t0u. at the residence Of his son Geo J.
snuuas, on Wednesday February 18th. Ebenezer
F-munts, aged . years.
In New York City, Friday, 18th inst George o.
Marsh .on Of Hoa. 6ey. P aIarsb. United States
Minister at Turin.
ia Charlotte. Vt, Feb. 18th, airs. lydia Sheldon
WIDOW af the late Chsnncey Sheldon. aged u years
in Jericho. Feb. 18th, James Marsh, aged go years
JnS,rlaurne. VI, Fs5. 18th. Of menbransous
'7.,p. Della Emma, only daughter o. David and
H.ralta 'irore, aged year, month and % days
Little Deua pet and plaything,
Youngest Of the household band.
'ios ve mics thy joyous Prattle.
Aaz'l now in Spirits land
i's; tho, know that sad and lonely
Come IN! 20 the passing hours,
in The home W ere once tiny presence,
At-e 81. bright as sumner flowers
'"s tlo- know the friends that love thee
Ia tais world otchsnge and care.
Sow LOOK up, and nope TO meet thee,
lu thY home 50 bright and fair
Darling Della, We mus ever
Miss the sunshine Of thy face.
Ever feel while here we Euger.
Thine must he vacant place
rut our Heavenly Father called thee,
u hat happy home above,
ahsTe " feel that we shal. meet thee.
For We know that e God is love
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