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The schr Harkaway, Capt Sullivan, is expected
hourly from Ruatan Island, with the passengers
and crew,of the steamship Exact preyiouslyre
ported lost.
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Receipts by Railroads,

n. o., J. L G, N. r. R.--oet So bales cot
ton Carroll Hoy &co--aa do RE Lucket &co-95 W
Sykes j P Harrison 4 Sons W s Wheeer-s
Lacey, Terry &eo--9 j R POWELL Given, Watts
&oo--l Johnson, Denegre & Penn--l Thornhill &
Riehardson--5 Hogan & Patton--5 Jurey & Harris
Il y J M Allen-26 Mcus Sehercks d Autey-
4 D r Carroll &co--S Warren, Crawford &co..5
Payne, Huntington AGO. Summers & Brannins-
Il Pritchard-4 Fl Allison &co--2 NJ Hillar &co-
Kahn, Adler &co--3 A D Bnkle &co-2 Stewart
Bros-l Merritt, Durham MoKinnell &co-I W ]
Friersoe &co-2 Wells Bros &co--1l 200 feet lum-
Der Aaron q Myers--9895 do Eager, Elleman &co
5000 do Baker q Adams sundries to order-Total
1856 bales cotton
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 6p NJ

HOE OPELOUsAs-THE NEW, LIGHT DRAFT
- steamer d. D. Hlnde, 9. Hnckley master NJ Ken
Barre Mouth of Bayou Rouge Smmesport and s jandings
On the Achafalaya river and Coutableau above For
:. 4. OARLTNs 30 Old Levee sweet
-. ViRGINIUS G. DBNTZEL Advertising Agent
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C0nsIgnees.

BALTIMORE Steamship Liberty-Astd mdse
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Steamship Monterey, Whitman, for New York
t VIM CreeVy
Steamship Hattie, Burrows, for Pensacola, Master
BIZ sehr Petronila, Marshal, for Wank river, Mica
ragua, Master
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Forming Regular Semi Line of Fine Ocean Steam.
ships.
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LAROuRCHE.
ATTAkAPAS,


REGULAR ATTAKAPAS PACKET
Leaves on SAHlIRDAY. 9th inst, at > p NJ
FNOE ST. NJ A IErS TN&VEB.l h, FAIiSSF POINT
= New IBERIA Jeanneretts, Charenton ankn Contari
vile, Patterson lie end all la dngs on BayGn Tesbo T
n Wy repaired and lsht draft steamer Sonora II u
sPgye for the sesqn taking freight and passehger fos
For T 9[ Sta o ,angS On teh9alayR river
PRICE, HTNE 6TUPPFR I66 Canine, w 4.
ORE. M4NIBGlN, q st. Louis street ~ streeI'
FIRGINItS c. DEETzEIl, Adgertisipg A.srt
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Observation-Disclosures
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP ooMPANYrs STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WATERING PLACES.

Wv n Il Il AA4ANJNAkss
SEA SHORE LINE.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
WATERING PLAOEs-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
Christian Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean Springs and
Pascagoula on Saturdays.
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
GEORGE j. BLAKESLEY, Master,
VIII hereafter continue her trips as follows:
TUESDAYS. .,9o'clock Pontchartran R. r: Train.
THURSDAYS. 9o'clockA,M :, :.
SATURDAYS, o'clock P. II. :. :.
Returning, will leave on
WEDNESDAY MORNING
FRIDAY MORNING,
u. SUNDAY EVENING
On Saturday will extend her trips Pascagoua returnu
The above trips and departures will regularly made IN
less prevented by bad weather or low water.
COHEN NJ. soRIA, 10 carondelet street.
MOBILIZE.
FOR MOBILE DIRECT.
MORGAN DAILY LINE U, S. MAIL STEAMERS
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED)
Leaves SATURDAY, Oct 9th on the arrival of the P H.
fontchartrain Railroad tran.
FOR MOBILE D1REcT-THE NEW IRON
low-pressure sde.whee steamer
Louise,
JAS HOPKINS, Commander
VIII leave rs above, carrying the U. S. Mails
For freight or passage apply to I.,o HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets
RED RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS, ALEXANDRIA AND SHREVEPORT
Low WATER TRI-REEKLY PACKET LINZ.
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LOUISVILLE.

'UNEQuALED FOR SPEED AND COMFORT.
Leaves TUESDAY. Oct 9th at 5 Pm
JOE LOUISVILLE, CAIRO AND Memphis
- me superior passenger packet Indiana, H. E. Neal
master ohas @ Schultz clerk will leave above connect
ing with the railroads for all points North and East
Rooms can be secured BY applying on board or to
JOHN A. STEVENSON, Front street
FARGtRIUS q. DENTzEL. Advertising ARsn,.
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Marirle gntelIigellte.
Creared Yesterdax.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Saturday, October 6, 1866
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CINCINNATI

Leaves on SATURDAY, 9Th inst. ats Pm,
R'OHR CIFCENHATE, LOUISVILLE, CAIRO AND
l a andingsThe and elegant passenger
clerk, will leave Us Aboye ~ '' - -''o"'
for freight or passage npply on board or to
,JOHN r. HYDE a CO, ll3 Common street.
HlRGINluS c. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
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VIGhsBuRG, NATGHEz ARD NEW ORLEANS REGTT.
LAR TUESDAY q. S. MAIL PACKET.
GEO. D. HTTE, II Tchouptoulas s., ct.
GGLLOS 4 GWARTNEY, l3 Fr0At street.

WCKsBURa AND KATgHEz PACKET FASHION.
r10rp Leaves every SATURDAY, az . ?. H.
RNSR DONAADSONVELLE, PLAOUEMINp
chs! P9E Hudson Baton Rouge Bayou Adams Nat
new Carthage and VicksburgThe magnificent passenSss
5teatner FashlOn r. p Pratt, master L. Shaw and r T.
n hpdWgsen clerk will leave above For freight or mas
sage apply on board to Has RIfTI EP + 20 ~ pA9-
= and II Fulton and II and 10 New Isyee tract
CELL0S d tiWARTNEY Il Front STRAIT esO'
VlRGIhIUS o. DENTZEL, Adysrtisine A9ent
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STON--INDIAN OLA.
FOR GALVESTON INDIANOLA AND LAvACA.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL sTEA MsHIPs
Leaves on SATURDAY Oct. 6, at8P.M
CABIN PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. ............... S15..
Freight to Galveston taken at half 60 of card rates.
Freight delivered at Loyaca tree of ighterage
FOE GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND La
vaca-The low pressure sidewheel steamship
L. c. Harris,
], B, LOCKWOOD, Commander,
wileave above, from the of St. Joseph street
For freight or passage applyto
I. C. HARRIS Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
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=
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BAYOU SARA.


Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ and svsrv arr,s
DAY at P. ".
EHOR .BATOD SARA, BATON ROUGE PIA.
a quemine Donaldsonville and all intermediate landnps
The new and superb sidewhee steamer ST. NlchOIaG
Heno, master, j. g. Lbano clerk will leave as above Re-
THURSDAY. For freight passage apply to
ARTHUR THIBAUT, 81 Peters ST.
ait. LEOhCE BA9Hi, 10 BiepYllle H.
Shippers are responsible for payment OF freight
VIRGlNIUS O. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent
REGULAR U. s. MAIL PACKET-TWIUE A WEEK,
Leaves every SUNDAY, at 9 A. N, and WFDNEsDAY
-,-,-,,u at 8 ?, X.
H'JK BA YOU SARA, PORT HUDSON BATON
bouge Paqnemine Donsldsonvile and all intermedats
lhahulhgB---Ihe passenger steamer LnfOurche, v h
b9rRnco master, leaves above. - = ="
Returning leaves Bayon Sara every MOND and THURF
saBe apply on board, to S'sA' EN'
W N. SURLS, 90 Canal street. or
G0MAUX SMITH 60 Canal street
FlEGlNluS O. DENVZEL Advertising Agent
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET,
STEAMER NINA SlaMES-W. X. GREATHOUSE Mgster
TROXLER and MILLER, Clerks -
EfUBS BA YOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BAT0E
4 Rouge, Plaquemine, Donaldsonville and an inte,
mediate landings on the coast taking freight for all gndnp,
to V9 ApP'' ." 'Vate'
j: L: TITUS, Agent, No Tcbonritonlas streat
GELLuS n CIV ARrNEY, Front strent
Elh6iNIUS q. DENTZEL Advertising Agent
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The steamship Liberty will sail for Baltimore via Havana
and hey West above from her wharf of Jackson
street, Fourth District.
FOR freight or passage having unsurpassed accommoda
tons, apply to WlTHEHSPOON HALSEY, Agents,
29 Car0nde ct street.
N Bs-No bills of adpg hut those of the Company will hs
signed, Permits for freight procured from this
office No freight received bills of adng signed after II
O'Clock day Of sailing
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VICKSBU

YICKSBUKG, NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS II s
NAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY at ?. N, Commencing TUESDAY
October 10th.
ENOR VECKSRUHG, NATGHEZ, GRAND GULF
a Rodney, ST. Joseph, Water Proof, Fort Adams BAYOU
Sara, Baton Rouge, DonAusonye ana Intermediates land
ings-lhe new aud magnificent passenger packet
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Leaves on MONDAY, October 8, at P. NJ, precisely.
FOR BALTIMORE, VIA HAVANA
AND KEY WEST, carrying the United States mails.
T4Po1reEt T1rrErs no ,-E1v y,opr .. soo
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

SUICIDE An lrishwoman about 22
years Of age, who called herself Mrs.
O Brien, was found dead in her room in
this village last Saturday morning, under
such circumstances as made il evident that
she had committed suicide. She left a
young child, She had no husband
Montpelier Freemon
Mrs. O'Brien was a sister Of John Nc.
Mahon Of this village, who was first inform.
Of the fact on Tuesday by letter received
from the Selec,men al Montpelier. She
was the widow Of soldier, and no cause
has yet been assigned for her self-destruc-
tion. Walton's Journal says: She left
a child about one year old, which was suf-
fering from cold and want OF food. II is
supposed Mrs. OBrien's death occurred on
the previous day. Attention was called
TO this sad case by the cries of The child"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16
Another Attempt to Rob the
Bank,

Another very poor attempt TO rob the
Bank in this place was made on Wednes.
day night. The burglars easily gained ad-
mission to the counting room. by prying
open the outside door, and then common c.
ed operations on the door to the vault. by
trying to blow / open with powder, but
they did not even get the outside door open
and only succeeded in so far injuring the
lock that it could not be opened with the
key. Had they succeeded in forcing open
tliis door they would still have bad anoth-
er and stronger door TO force before get.
ting into The vault, and once in the vault
they would have had 10 make still greater
efforts TO break into the large iron safe, SO
that their chances for plumber wer dceid-
eddy remote. They left canister Of pow
der, piece Of fuse and cold chise. as
tokens Of their labor. They shut the
blinds to the bank, and the night was a
very favorable one for their operations
being very dark, muddy and faggy. DIR.
O. +. Woods noticed that the blinds we're
closed al about Z O'Clock Thursday morn
Ing, which being unusual, led 10 the imme-
date discovery Of the ate npt. Il was so
poor an effor, that it does not create much
excitement.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16
Rutland & Burlington Railroad

The managers of the Rutland & Bur-
ton railroad, have recently performed acts
which are worthy Of special and honorable
mention. They prove that the old saying,
that Corporations have no souls" Is not
true, al least in their case. When the
Rutland & Burlington railroad assumed
possession and control OF the Vermont
Valley railroad. some of us on the line of
the last named road feared that the local
conveniencies might be somewhat over
looked, bat almost years experience has
entirely dispelled those doubts. Ia fact
We believe our local conveniencies have
been greater, and especially was this true
last Fourth Of July, at which time special
trains were run when the regular trains
would have been almost as well. But we
commenced this notice for the purpose of
speaking Of more recent acts. A few
weeks since serious accident and catas-
trophe was prevented near Brandon, by
the presence Of mind Of the Engineer and
fireman Of the train, and 10 them both the
managers Immediately sent handsome
purse Of money in acknowledgement of
their fidelity. Last week we chronic!ed
the sad accident to Mr.. BurIiugame at
Brattleboro by which he lost his right arm,
while Stacking oars, after having served
two terms in the Union army and came
home un$caihed by rebel shot. We now
learn thai the managers have sent him
word that they will continue his pay for
the present, and that they win furnish
shim with such employment ~ he may be
able 10 do, as soon as he shall have sufi-
GENTLY recovered 10 attend TO II. We
happened 10 be al Braulsboro near the
depot gro unds when the accident occurred,
and learn that Mr.. B. who has family,
is very worthy young man. He has
been quite dsspondent some of the time
since the accident, but these words Of cheer
frcm his employers can hardly fail of hav.
ing salutasy effect. Such acts by cor
poration shows both good heart and soul,
aud it gives US pleasure to make such
record.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16
BOSTON MARKET.


c0TT0y-The mark Il dull and depressed for C,tton
Goods ann In pfces considerable decline has taken pIwc.
We quote standard sheetings at % q % IL and the ne
Brown Besched Goods nave been sold low prices
FL0UR-Piieas for Flour remain without mat rial
change and good sound brands continue to he held quite
Arm but the demand from the trade has moderate
We quote Western Sup<rdpe At 81 q 81 So 81 Louis
continues Arm with ssiss At 1l3 q 26.
9RAINThe arrivals Of Corn have been quite large and
considerable supplies ire now hand. Western Mixed
sold at IS Sc Oats have been In fair demand and
prices remain the White Beaus have been
dull with sales a. 81 so N So
PH0vIsloSsThe market for Pork Is duh, aud prices
hav been favor OF the buyers The
S22 S23 80 for prime $50 S33 for clear. Lard 49,;
to 10 IL smoked Hams IL 10 IL Butte IL very arm
choice quality commanding extreme figures The sales
have been 40 TO SOC common and good New York
aud Vermont diaries, and IS for choice.
w0oL-The demand for fleece and pulled Wool has
been fair but prices have ruled In favor Of thu buyers and
and have rather downward tendency.
GOLD 1870.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

Julius Crane, of Bridgeport, sold to a
Vermonter now raising sheep in Illinois, a
merino buck for $1,000.
---Lemuel Cook, of Orleans count Y. .
man Of l07 years Of age, and one of the
three surviving Revolutionary pensioners.
is reported to have been sued at law by
his son. youth Of rs years.
"A circular issued by the Norwich
University states that ten students Of muL
steal ability are wanted to form a bad
and that their college expenses will be re-
mifted.
Washington Ford, Of Mortified, las
a native COW which gives a very rich quail.
ity Of milk. He recently made three
quarters of pound of butter from three
quarts of milk. The COW is IL years old.
This beats the Jerseys.
Mrs. Cyrus Hill of Ws,erville f.ll
upon the ice Wednesday afternoon Of last
week, fracturing the neck Of the lett thigh
bone. Mrs. Henry Tugman of Fairbanks
village fell on the ice while going to church
sabbath evening, and dislocaled one of her
wrists.
AT the late term Of Windsor county
court there were twenty-five divorces
granted. In fourteen cases the wives
we're petitioners, and in FIVE Of these cases
the cause was adultery, four willsal deser-
ton, three intolerable severity, and two
refusal TO support the wife. In eight
cases the husbands were petitioners, and
the causes for which their petitions we're
granted were -four adultery and fur will
full desertion.
- Richard Conner, notorious litlle
thief Of ST. Johnsbury, Of ten or twelve
years, was arrested for stealing from the
money drawer Of bakery in that place,
last week, and sentenced to be locked Up
in Jail for one week. He was arrested.
tried, sentenced, and put in Jail serving
out his sentence within two hours after be
committed the theft
Mrs. Abigail WiIes, of West Tops
ham, who is sixiy-six years old, and so
blind she cannot see her wheel or rolls,
has spun three hundred skeins Of yarn
since last Jaiy. Mrs. James Kimball of
the same place. who is ffiy-seven years
old, has woven $40 yards of cloth, and
widow II. z. Richardson, sixty-six years
old, has woven 3i2 yards.
"A woman who had swindled the Bat
tenkill Bank, al Manchester, VT, by al
tering genuine draft for 50 TO $50 and
getting the money, and had practiced the
same trick on the North Bennington Ma
tional Bank, was arrested at Burlington
She acknowledged her guilt and restored
the money. She YVES held for trial.
- The master mechanic OF the Yer
mont Central Railroad employs 566 men
and the master bridge man employs l19
men, the freight department employs ia
men, the passenger trains require 43 men
here are 100 station agents and 335 track
men. The net freight earnings of the
road last year were sl,065.396 and the |
earnings from freight for eleven years
amount to S7,090,50l.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

An On CoMPANY.-An soil" COM
pany has been formed in Westminster and
Putney. Ils capital stock is $4,000, dr.
rided into four hundred and eighty shares
of s25 each. 1t was organized on the
Path ult., and the company have leased an
acre of land in the township Of 0rford,
Kent County, c. W. The following are
the officers NJ. W. Davis of Westminster,
President. G. A. iough:on. Posney, Sec
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

RurLAsp AND WOODSTOCK RAIL
noAD.-Msetings have been held recent
" both al Woodstock and Rutland to pro-
!, ote The object of the projected railroad
ffou Woodstock to Rutland, or rather,
frn.l Rutland TO White River junction,
aud subscriptions are now being raised for
the survey Of the route.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

il is stated that Alfred A. Epson is 10
open the splendid hotel upon Charles Is
land. short distance from New Haven,
Conn. The Island has f., qaent steamer
communication with New >Hayen and
Bridgeport. Mr.. Epson is well and
kindly remembered as genial, jolly and
generous landlord. and the reputation he
has established at the New York Hotel IN
N. 7. City, the McHenry House at
Meadsvile, and at the famous Savin Rock
House, is a sure guarantee for the success
oil the new resort.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court With
pIsrklc1 or uEsrxzNs1zk in aud fer said district.
To all persons interested In the estate OF DAVID A.
GEEErIxo.
Vyoy hereby notified that this Court viii decide n.y.
i % the allowance Of the account Ct Sarah I. Phip-
PEN ainixfsffix upon said estate and decree disr1-
baon thereof sineng the r>rsons entitled thereto.
special session aid court be held once
Eddy Bellews Fsiir in aid district the ssf day
Of March A. D.. lsS6 vhen and where yoa may Be heard
in the preuizes If yos shall 80 eaase.
c. B. EDDY, Register.
Mar u. 1885, las
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

CHANGES IN READING.-Rev. w. III.
Dow has removed TO his farm in Wood
stock near the Green" Rufus Stearns
has sold his place at the Center TO Mr..
Morgan, and has bought the Trumbull
Ackley place. The Shattuck brothers
Who left tor the West some years ago, are
going 10 return. Sylvester Shattnck has
already returned and bis brother Cornelius
is expected soon. Other changes are ''brew-
ing" which il they become fact my be
announced 10 due time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

rotary, Chas. Shrigley, Putney, Treasu-
rer. Ransom L. Crowell, Agent. Nj. w.
Davis, S. i. Holmes, A. c. Shattuck, T.
J. dough,on. j. IL. Hitchcock, Mathews
Gorham, Chas. Shrigley, Directors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

EfTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post
IL Office at Bellows Falls State Of Vermont Mar IA 1896
Adams. r. A. Mrs 2. Ellison Wm
Brown, Oscar u 3. Hubbard n
Chapman, NJ. 8. Newton q Moore N.sars
Duaokin. Joseph Slate. Grin
BENNETT John 4. Stiles, II. g. Can't
Temple, Ellen Miss
To obtain any Of the above the applicant must
call for Advertised ers give the date Of this list and
pay cent fsr advertising.
A. N. SWAIN. PM
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

EYE AND EAR INFIRMARy.-We IN
derstand that DR.. S. Haynes Of Platts-
burg, n. Y, is soon 10 visit Bellows Falls.
He has for some time made The eve and
ear specially in his profession. and is
Superintendent of the Eye and Ear ia-
Urinary at Plattsbarg, where, according to
the local papers there he has treated many
cases with much success. We copy the
following from the Reveille, a paper
printed by the inmates Of Carver U. 5.
General Hospital at Washington
DIR. 5. Haynes, who has b=en with Us
.or some months has left Tor his home in
New York. While here he gained The
respect of all who knew him. Ne know
he viii fever regret bis service in our
grand army, aud We congratulate him on
being in the service al the hour Of oui
greatest victories"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

Esaaae Of Curtis xffckney.
STATE of YER MONT. The Don Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR. a. for said district.
To ali persons concerned Ia the II CURTIS STICK
Nay. late of Chester in said district deceased testste
GEzxfIsG.
yNHEREAs, Prescott Head Executor IT the last viii
w aud testament Of the said deceased proposes render
ing Of his administration and presenting his
account sgainst said estate for allowance session Of
said Court te be held at the Probate oiee IN Springfield
in sid distTecn the 9Th dag Of April therefore you
hereby noed appear before said Court the time
and place Aforesaid and show any you have vy
che said account should not he allowed
Dated At Springfield in sad District, this i2h day Of
Mach, A. D., 1906.
1i-ia HENRY CIassoy, Judge.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16
Estate Of EtIfss c. Chase.
STATE OF YER MONT. /, The Probate cous

pIsrR1cT wEsrMssr1x, said District
To all persons interested In the estate Of ELLIOT c.
CHASE late Of Jamaica in said District 0REEriga.
X0U hereby notified that Curtis Roouson, the Ad-
uinssrafor If the Of said decsased, has h3sd
his .ppcaou in writing setting forth that viii b
sell Of the real estate Of said deceased In
order to raise the debts aganst said
aud that il would be beneficial ell parsens interested
therein cell whole Of said real estate for the pur
poa debt and Of distributing the remainder
IL the proceeds among the heirs entitled te
has applied for license sell and that said
cnnrt will decide upon said application 1t special
zion Ae held the nes Of the Probate courf
10 rownshend 10 said district the 2sth day al Marcia
1888 al 10 o'clock A. VI when and where yoa b
hexri IN the premises II you shall
{. b. EDDY. Hsgr
March S, 1906 1o-l2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

rfs7xfcr HkETnfSsrEE- IN and foe sid 1lstricx
To all psrns inter<st<di in the etate Of JOHN Wiley
iase neckinxban N sid dzssct d~esased 6nxFfEo
VroU hereby pu<ici that inztrurzsnt II urknR.
plrSorsinx b the asf viii and sesfA aenf q 81
ecsaed been prssented 70 sid cosrf ~ probate b
Lu<iuz s. wiey, the thcsein nansd - that
I'D Ccert u d<rtde upon The Probate thersok spse
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