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New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
CONSUL JANssEN's CASE.

10 fif EdIOF W Ihf Y. :. ITIWG
SIR: From a proclamation of the President OF tho.
United statee OF the Goth Instant published IN ho s'en
ing journals here yesterday perceive TINT the esi
dent has revoked the exeguatur Ot the honorable Hrhav
Jansen Consul of Oldsnbrg FOR New lorksan taq
ground revocation is alleged Ia consist
the said Jansen having refused 20 appear ~ the sh'
prtmo Court in the state OF NewNork IN suit there
pending against him and Otbers, on the plea that lie MA
the Consul for 0ldenburgp
Now the legal advisers os Mr. Jansen we neg To sa
through the medium Of your journal that there mol
either or before the tiue Of the issuing of the aho,.}
mentioned proclamation, pending IN the snrr'me '"ue
of NewYork any suit against Mr. Jansen and Others, IL
which he refused 10 appear.
On the contrary We know that Mr. JANSEN In The on
suit pending In That Court against hin any BsDpsr
offered by 20 waive far could he doue hs pv
ese Consul OF OldeDkurg and 60 have the ssd sui
ted npon It's merit Awhich efueed by the opposite
party We have the knor 10 bs respectfully your.
ElScKE 4 LiPAuGH, COuntsiors al Law
Ne. 81 Wall ST., ~ ", Dec. 20. 1906
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

THE COUPONS due January I, 1867, on the
mortgage bonds this Company will be paid aud after the "a
potimo at the Ocean National Bank in the City Of New York
GEO. 4 INGERSOLL Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
HnancSal.

BASKRs HorsE pY FISK h HArcH(
- 49, No. 5EAssAursT- NKw.YoEX Dec 20, 1866. !
THE COUPONS, due Jan. 1, 1887 on the FIRST
n MORTGAGE BONDS Of the. CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
Of CALFORRlA will be paid u ee free Of Government Tar
STATE KASsAs, KIgKotTIvT DxPARTxEST I
OyViCs STATE TREssuRBG ToPKKA, Dee. u.s. 1896
INTEREST MATURING IAN. I, 1857, upon
KANSAS STATE BONDS viii be pa at the Banking
I'.tt keT Co.. No. aWLIst. Esw.fors
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

DEC 31bl6 bbls. Flour eO2 bbls Whisky, 2l0 sacks
Corn Meal COO bush Corn 900 bush 0as, Gs2 bush Seeds,
pkgs Ashes 433 bbls Pork 3 pkgs. Lard gC5 Dressed
Hogs 500 bbs Petroleum, I95 lRg. Butter 1850 pkgs
Cheese.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
SPEIAL TERMS.
sURRoGATE's COURT.

GIDEON j. TUCKER Surrogate.
Statement OF business done ia he SWrOcdes tOU1 during
he year 1865.
Number Of Wills admitted 10 Probate So; lnstTunent%
propOunded Ms Wills and rejected, 49, Letters of Admnis
tratiOn granted, li50; Letters tesamentAy 6 letter.
" Guardianship SIT; Letters OF Collection, General
Orders entered 500 DEGREES final accounting entered
2OG Applications by Executors and Administrations II
render their final account 23O Orders entered to oompe
the filing of accounts, inventories Nc, $50 Amount ~
Fees collected and paid into County Treaslei fhts 60
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
THE RAILROADS.

ar rEiRdRAPa rEe rHiBtsA I.
MEApvIIIE, Pa. Dec 3l.--Ihe weather - aloaI nnV
cold with Indications Of snow. The Iiir aBl AiIbts u
Great Western Railways unob tluItCd a1j aIe IA<
nmg gularly.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

WIihI4LI1UNE = mas btcn IN DtIIcr dtlnhnu dIu SIt7
have been made 10 some extent in prices have no
change 10 note, but the market ruled very firm.
C0hPAkATIYE PRCEs IN SEw-YORK FOR 1--WE YEARS.
1S63' A. 1851; 1863. 1866. 1867. ~
ZINCThis market has been quite duh, and prices are
less nominal.
COMPARATIVE PRICES IN xFw-YoRK JAM.
1866 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

rRON-The market for Pig is better supplied than at
fis date last year. but the stock considered small and
il IN the hands OF two parties The inquiry mas
Ssen only moderate holders demand fun prices for lots
the spot for forward delivery they offer to sell at
much lower prices
ooMPARATIvE PRICES IN NEw-YORK FOR FIVE YEARS.
1864. 1854. 1865. 1Sb6. Ie65.
ecotch Pig S33 so S430S45 SCI 1854 $OaS59 S4oGS5O
English Bar. II 50 lO5 a - lC50l95 n5Gl50 lO50u5
ESTIMATED STOCK, JAN. l. --
1865. 1866. 1867.
Scotch Pig, tuns. .-..........., $500 800 LOO
INDIGO has rnlcd dml and in the absenoe OF sales OF
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

lOsc. n5al2lc I7salsc. 13401ic. ntenic
NOOI~-Our market Tor Domestic Flccccs has been
rather more active especially for fine neeccs and IN the
hope Of more lively demand after the new year. holders
are very firm in their views. The depression IN the
wOOlen goods market has been the cause OF
the dullness IN market for some time
past, and, until there is better demand
for manufactured goods cannot expect much improve
mcnt In the raw material. Tho stock, however, "a be
coming much reduced, and should consumers decide to
increase their supplies even 10 moderate extent The
result would be favorable 10 holders many Of whom are
only waiting for fair healthy demand 10 arise IN order
to their wool Within the next two or three months
most OF the wooden goods intended for the Spring trade
mrst OF necessity be manufactured, and, as cOnhe
queuce, during that time, owners Of Wool viii probably
have the best OpnnrtunLics for dlhpOsng u u
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
COMPARATIVE PRICES, JAN. l.

OK aud Cow Hides. .37S,iUO zl0,iUU oI,VUU
HAIR-Thc demand has been moderate, and thelhaiKet
steady.
COMPARATIVE PRICES, JAM. ~
1866. 1867.
Rio Grande Mixed. p d.. SIC. soc.
Pren0s AyreS, Mixed 3 De-. 320S3c. @d3tc.
Hog Western Unwashed. p 10, 1oaI2c. lOdl4c.
HEMf-The business in Mauila has been only 20 mod
crate extent, but prices are without chagei Oer hus
have ruled extremely dull, and prices more OF less
nominal
COMPARATIVE PRICES IN NEw-YoRK, JAN. ].
1865. 1866. 1867.
American dressed tun $50 aS4OO $32j SS5 $3.50 $500
American uudreSsed y tun 2Oa 2l5 225d go 2QOG 800
Jute q tun............ 2406 300 2350 $40 500 800
Manila q H. currency. lsd 1slc14ic. goldll dl2cg
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

HOPS-We have had a comparatively quiet market for
Hops during the past week owing to the intervention OF
the holidays the unavOrable weather aud heavy decline
IN gold; however, prices are firm and we'll sustained
COMPARATIVE PRICES IN EEw-YORK JAN. !.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
BUSINESS IN THE COURTS FOR 1866
SUPREME COURT.

THOMAS O'CAILAGHAN, CLERK.
Trials by Court and Jury, SO: Trials by Cont,
Jury waived 81: Inquests by Court, %; Causes dis
missed II; Causes referred, d,9.
SPECIAL TERM.
IL
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
IUNFAEAIIVI TEI'T-F '. = =
f~G6. 1867.
Sicily per nun

blfllN pei nun W. s<l VIZ 1879
s1EARlN-The market Nquict aud the supply iclg
sales OF 10000 at 9e4c, aud C7O0J Grea,e at y ayc
cash
skINs-Gost are in moderate request only, manufac
tuTcIs not caring 10 operate Al the prices arkcd by
holders The receipts embrace 25C bales Mexican yiH
Texas and sales confined 20 small parcels mostly
damaged ~ auction. Deer continue ia good request and
with large sales prices rnr. The receipts aud stock
light We note sales Of Ds. san Juan, 5000 Ds
Porto CaDelO, and 1900 Para, private terms
We quote: Decr--H0uduras 5ja013c. q No.; san juan
50. aj5c Bolivar, f5c; Si-a 90 Q514c; Vera cruz 81
57tc Chagrrs 525 a55C Puerto CabelO 4tc; Para, Goa
CSC, all gold. GOat-TampicG, zoe y H.. MaamOros, 4jci
Buen0s Ayrcs, 55d57lc; Payta 35DJIc Cape, J4 iOc
all gold.
s0AP-Caste has ruled quiet; the gold price is fiI1n
but CURRENCY In lower
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
COMPARATIVE PRICES JAM.
ISGH. n
sIyE PRICES JAN. l.
C COMPARATIVE PRICES IN sLw.YoRK

IAIIOW-Ihe demand h1s boon IgIt, ana llc uihILtJ
is heavy and rather lower sales Of 1000 n, At lOdllc
for Western. and 1ls@lllc for City.
CONPAEATIYE PRICES ~ NLW-YORK FOR FIVE YEARS.
1868. 1864. 1868. 1866. 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
seoteh Pig, tuns ............. 6.5OO poo l,2l
COMPARATIVE PRICES IN NEW-YORK, JAN. !.
ISR6. 1867
1865. 1866. 1862

.EATHER-HemlOck Sole has been moderately active,
but prices are without essential change; the stock on hand
Is held with fnncss From the tanneiles the receipts
nl the receipts are hight and prices firm Upper in the
rough is fairly active, and with small stock prices are
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
VRTSTEES of CREDITORS and STOCK
-LIA ~ MLLLM .-n Mis.L..LnLL LALLMmAn LnM


PANY, &C. 3D. OTro 30 81 Wal st-Nlw ioHE Dee "a. 1916
n-eirg ~ the THs.eef hold THE dhr ue foas preamble
sere unanimously adopted sa 'et4 20 e Published or
The formation 81 y1f'irsflteessi in tLe Ifl.'.
Trustees speetrl directed by 'lr
itt ~ Tie oi piri'rrc
eatef interest az DO t n '''u p ',H n money r ' ,uh pay
made r'hout serious damage p'uirr o. ODE
quremeH Of The Tust otherwise 10 ftne P'ryd ceFieai-s
at
ler,as The sad and property Of e Ohio and MrIl Railroad
Conpauf iftrf u1ioH advertised De- cold ou lt fh - Jan
ua Of t- United Stlics Count The c"'uIr
which as there viii become due al able ~
sul named a sad decree % money estimated a.
nrd
h,,d The reiang of the Great Miami Bd ge and the rpahng
u o fool
dsy ID rh permanent injury the 6usae,- aud interest
of the fuAdi and
A,r,0s The Trustees hitherto collected from the Receiver n
pat the mortgage belonging 20 the Trust the means
enabled heretofore 20 hr Interest ~ thr
preferred money unable procure tie
means tAvnt u due th M Of January
imperative demands upon the Receiver BY The road as a
said, therefore,
H,,0irsd Tia, the interest due preferred certificates on the 1T o
be paid Boz further preferred oeritte 20 a." pcos
their legal representative that i owning tie same and on hrt r.
quest provided m The Trust Agreement such further preferred efh
be ready for delivery ousni aer The m d January lol
uaau the transfer book have been closed for unusual Time
persons owning pelrd c,cats not already sanding in thf
book ~ the Trustees be requested present the same
Of the Ownership and for record without del,y
ALLAN CAMPBELL Chairman.
/tnNfNIsV VIEWING InMDANN I'M alornu
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
nvs,Dos. being largo prices have advanced and osed

tNe busnes beng largo prices have ADVANCED ana aO6eu
firm ., -, ,,p,,, ,,on,, ,.x
SV' 1866. 1867.
Calcutta, light and heavy. ..... Sll @S2e %A"2@'
STOCK on HAND JAN. /. - -.
1868. 1864. 1868. 1866 IS6I'
Roles ...... 2,32S 400 1855 l,lOO ooo4
HAY-The demand is moderate the supply hhpe'
holders are firm In their views.
COMPARATIVE PRICES FOR FIVE lEARS. ,.c.
1858. 1864. 1860 IS6o' ISoI,
Chipping nO0n 90c 81 35d$l 40 81 5O@S ~ va Vu4si 20
GIjNNY CLOTH has been in improved delnahl' ana
prices have advanced. .- -,
COMPARATIVE PRICES IN NEw-YoRK, JAN J.
1866 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

sALT-The supply Of Liverpool is light and, with good
demand, prices firm and wen sustained the arrivals
~ West India have been more liberal but importers nave
met the market and the receipts have been placed
COMPARATIVE PRICES ~ NEw-1ORk FOR FIVE YEA KS.
1863. 1864. 1855. 1866. 1867
LvpOo ground 81 10 70 2s23 az 80 >2a1 10 gOdl 95
SEEDS-The demand for New Glover seed h light at l3
dI4c the supply j. moderate. Timothy seed is selling
slowly SSd$3 20 per bush Rough FlaX-ccd is limited
aud IL quiet 81 75ds per bush of 60 10. Calcutta
Linseed Is selling ~ 81 35aS2 4O gold.
COMPARATIyE PRICES N NEW-YORK FOR 1--WE YEARS.
1868. 1864. 1860 1896. 1867.
Clover, q -Gtc l2ul&.c. 4Q2c. l2s Ul34c l3dl4c.
SPELTER has been dun aud prices are nominal.
COMPARATIVE PRICES II EW-YOIlk, JAN. J..
1856. 1867.
Plates, Domestic 2 D.......lIl oI2r curry lo.c
Plates. Foreign e. n. Ol lOic. curry ste gold.
STOCK or TOkLiGN, JAN. J.
1866 II OD0 tuus 1896 $50 tu-. 1sC7.. 800 tuns.
SHOT ARE generally quiet, and prices are nominal; il
fact they have been for tomc time The comparison Win
this date last year h:
1856. 1867.
Drop ............... 14c
Buck i5C ........... II. .c
SJMAC-TAe market fpr Sicily I> firm owing 20 the
small supply On hand q fair hu-uc>- done.
CoNPAKA1IyI PkICLs JaS.L
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
CoNPARA1TvE PRICEs IN NEw-YORK. JAN.l.
ATHs have been in fair demand bnt prices have de
COMPARATIVE PRIcFs JAN. /.
81 35tlsl 90

LEAD-The market for Pig has ruled quiet. Int prices
are without change. We learn that the ninuact ulcrs
have been supplied by their own importatons and par
ticularly the white lead factories well stocked
cOMPARATIvE PRICES n NEw-YORK TiNE YEARS, GOLD
1861. 1864. 1853. 1865. 1862.
alena $ 20 so 5OalO IS So 20 SO 2ai0 aA 6 III
STOCK OF FoREIGS AND DOMESTIC brOErs.
1868. 1866. 1867.
Tuus ........... ...... $50 Loo 2,GoO
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
Calcutta Standard..-.....--. 2S8 d23c. ~ a. ZSsc'
STOCK ON HAND JAN. !. -
1863. 1864. 1865. 1865 1897.

Ralp
HIDES-We have had a comparatively quiet market Ior
NV Hides during the early part of the week. and sales
were hard to effect but toward the close considerable
business was done in parcels 10 arrive when am lreey
offere, Prices are firm, but without quOtahle change
The light stock on hand and the large number hcd 10
arrive enable holders to maintain prices For Me Satu
Hides fair business was done in Domestic SaughterS,
bet AT lower prices owing to the meager supply on had
At the close holders refuse to submit 10 any furner con-
SESSIONS Upper Leather stock is fairly active bUt owing
to the exhausted supply have no sales TO report
Prices are well sustained.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
COMPARATIVE STOCK IS NEw-YorK, J>N. J.

OIlS-AlnericdIi Ilirced has been dui tlIOuGhOu
the week prices have declined and Close nominal In
glssb do is firm with sales 20 9Odg2c, gold In Crude
Fish Oils have special change 20 note; Mauufdc
tured too, dull and nominal Lard and Red Oils are
dull and heavy.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

PROVIslONs-rhe more liberal re, ,eipts-present and
sctVethe large arrivals Of Hogs and marked de-
s ps IN Their market value. have given buyers Of Mess
,rh oh decided advantage, but have % note much
ysss ana rieguarity In prices. There has been
hse poslon 20 operate FOR future delivery; holders
rsrtan4ve' e' THIS demand promptly, but the un-
grastl,'S N regard 10 the future serves 10
fospt q, ,,e's,d % business Some official announce
- demanded by the public and shonn be promnfV re
A. ~ t ~, & tne present delay aud uncertainty N fela-
ea ~ nm la future IL "A injury TO the trade
~ 4 T, & euntry aud caunOt fail to greatly dmin-
Esisoe ~ 10 eNthne receipts, instead OF a large
s.aits III VI ~" a. I1eofuty- hitherto, IL viii be very
~ eiI0"1s, e5 a We earn from The West that farm.
20 naeL ",v'.s W. ~ :" many sections have resolved
~ Us, Ptch on thelf own account and hence there
VII VII oe Less concentration of Ills Years crop than nsi,ai
nnu VIII De extremely difficult t tbe close of tbe sea-
son 70 approximate 10 the cr0n accurafev In Some
!oednues uiere D. marked falling off In The ruInbcr
Paehed while ia others there il consderehla
and % !. l@4 and 1853 farmers packed freely
nTiees Tih u,s ouhef oi la5s we had very irregular
po'ss. ne Dusless al the Produce Exchange todav
Sn b n ts market opened active and better but closed
-, 80 anu neayy For future delivery sales OF 27b0 hills
ta, aor re" Ness seller January 2O NSas2 for New
ssisf latt h5 Of IapUary; t NJ fVT New
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
D. ~ CHESHIRE. Ssers'arr
TINTED STATES TREASURY,

INIEkNAI kbNtN|t flANlh
~ aN lcu0ultaol hr e'Hr AZ h ofFr 10 t faN r0rit
alosrl by ca amounts of i iouu ari uPslr
per Llulf doas AHd upead. per c't Gee luldl
dollars aad lft "asaud iolaIs snd Upward PER
IT. y VAS l9CK Assistant. rrrssurer
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
OFFICE ALLE0HENY VALLEY RAmRoAD COL
- - PIrTsBuRGH, Dec o., 1866
NHE INTEREST COUPONS maturing Jan

n 1861 the General Mortgage 3lO per Bonds OF the
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY will be paid at the
Office of WINSLOW, LANIER n Co, Eew-York
JOHN BALLANTINR Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

COMTARATIVI rTICLs II NTW-I OK, N J.
1864. 1853. 1896 1867.
Cuba MuscOvado .45aJS IS a IS 40a IS $3.50
Cuba Clayed .....HG45 %. ~ 3G0 80 4O0B
New-Oreaus. .... B5uTO 10 0l5O 1iOn125 sn0s5
Porto Rice. .5s15j IS Qll2 5Oa % 5Ja55
NAVAL sTORkS-The inquiry for Crude Turpcntne
has been limited and in the absence 81 sales prices
nOmina Spirits JuTpentiDe has been III better de
mand but IN prices have had much yaTiabcness. On
ThurSday last holders compelled 10 submit 10 large
decline and sales made low 6Gt but on Friday
Shere less disposition 10 sell, consequently hrmcr
feeling prevailed, and with good demand from the
trade prices advanced. To-day the market closes firm
AOsns have ruled heavy especially Common; however
svery fair business done Tar has declined and hae
ruled dull
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

PIrrsBuRoH, PoRr wArSR AND Cmoloo RAILWAY Co..
OFFlCE oH rHE SsonKTAEri PirTsBuKeH, Dec Il, 1885.
VNllE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
declared the regular quarterly dividend q TWO AND HALF
PER CENT noe Of Government the Capital Stock and som
.nng. dividend q THREE AND HALf PER CENT sss the Govern
Third Bonds payable the 10th
Of JsnsAy 1867 the onks Of Mst wlSsLow LASlRR Co.
Nos and 30 Pne IN those registered New York. and Al the
oce of tho Treasurer those Registered at Pittsburgh
The Transfer Books viii close the 10th day o'clock
p IA, ssd reopen OF the Iih day OF January, lg6T
= II n AyTClIyEQN Secretary %
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

OIL CAKE-The demand is light and the market is
and City al $50 JOaS42 80 y run, gold -
OIL MEAL is in limited demand and is plenty at s. 45
a$2,50 y 100 n.
PETROLEUM-Since fhe date of our last weekly reyiey
have hd more seadnes- i'm the market for both Cde
ara Refined IN bond. Te demand has been fair chiefly
with shippers but iu part ior future delivery Tho mar
bet closes steady.
COMPARATIVE PRICES N NEw-YORK, JAN. 7.
1esr. Crude Refined Year Grude Refined
lsj4. 81 o3l@c. 5OaG2c 1866. .fOafO3c. CZ064c.
1860. 5l u53ic 9fu9Jc 1861. .1JdI95c. 25a32tc.
WHiSkN-Ihe unreasonable tax and the unpriuciplcd
outside doing business n this article have gthe
market 10 complete stand, and nave legitimate
sales 10 note
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

MfrnoroffTAs SAvisGs B,NK,
80 lO C0orKK lSsTirrrE. TmRD.AvE
hINIDEND.-A Scmi-annual Dividend at the
~ rate CENr per free fon Go,enu,nt tap
i ,ums from $500 viii be paid ani aner the third WED
NtsDAl 1auuarF
DEPOSITS draw the Let Bank
from to 2 Mouays WEDNESDAYS aud Saturdays
7o,locD ISAAC T. SMITH, President.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

HoNtY BHook Co.t Co. Np go WAtNrrsr,
Pu,pftruit Dec 90 la.a.
1--WE Annual Meeting of Stockholders, and
trar H Directors ~ is tompllr u b. lel q l' ofr' o4
WEDSLs DAY 70 r..r. g lt"c'rs " NfhtNf s'e''arf
OYrtr uFrAvtv Fuu hsra,,,F CovptNri
SOLO WAiE+r. NFr lpHh. Dec . ltt
4 y ELECTION foI DIRECTORS of this Com
y PAW l, Of ..s CompaJ TUESDAY, Jan
uar o ist
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-04

STATE OF VERMONT. / In Probate Court
LAMoiLLE COUNTY, SIS. held at johnson, In
said District, on the II day OF October 1907.
Plummer J. Peck, guardian Of Israel w. Peck,
minor, Of Wateryille. IN said District rep
resents to this Couu that 1t would be conducive
TO the interests Of her said wards TO sell all the
real estate which be has in Watervie for the
purpose of putting the proceeds thereof at inter
est. and asks said Court 10 grant her license to
sell the same.
IL is therefore ordered that a hearing behad on
said application, at the Probate Office IN John
son, on the 2Sd day of Dec. next, and that
notice hereof be gwen to all persons interested
by the publication oithe same IN the Lamoile
Newsdealer, a newspaper published AZ Hyde
park, previous to said time appointed for hear
ing. that they may object il they SEQ cause to
the granting ofsaid license,
BY order OF Court.
2w5.5 JOHN !. GLEED Register.
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litS.


lh MorrIstown, November 9th, of heart di-
'aase. Mrs Emerett Patten wife of W NJ. W.
ratten aged 81 years months and II days.
In Stowe, Nov goth, Mr.. Jesse Merritt aged
/ &c years
In Johnson Oct 9th, Mr.. Barney GriAwold,
aged 81 years. -'
II was devoted member Of The N. i,
Church for nearly thirty five years--an
earnest, devoted christian,---a highly es-
tened citizen and kind neighbor. Ills
influence as christian was felt in the
family. among his neigbbors, and upon
all with whom he associated During his
last severe illness, he was affected with a
combination of diseases; yet amid all his
suffering he was remarkably patient and
Z perfectly resigned to the will Of God.
ouce during his illness he inquired Of his
] Wife If she thought he would recover Be-
ing told that he was very sick, lie paused
moment then said my Father is at
The helm When last | visited HIM.
asked him how ae found religion on
SICK bed lilo replied, at sustains me
mere. After praying with him. took him
oy the band and bid him good bye, say
ing: Brother Griswold if We meyer meet
mere again. | hope we shall meet where
mere will be no parting" Unable to
speak, he responded Amen" After
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DelYldere, NON. 0th 1861.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by
| the Honorable Probate Court for the District
Of Lamoille. Commissioners, to receive, exam.
inc. and adjust all claims and demands, Of all
persons, against the estate Of William @. Atwell
late of Eden, In said District, deceased,
represented insolvent. and the term Of six
months from the slst day OF October 1867
being allowed BY said Conrt to the creditors Of
said deceased, TO exhibit and prove their rcspec
tive claims before US Give notice, that we will
attend to the duties Of our appointment at the
dwelling.house OF James Atwell, IN Eden,
in said District, on the last Saturday
of Nov. and April next, at one O'Clock In the
forenoon, on each Of SAID days. ra'
o. NJ. FiTcH, Commis-
JAMES Brown sioners.
ISdan Dotnhar Of 19GY No
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In the District Court Of the United States tor
the district of Vermont.--in the matter Of AL
bert NJ. Woodbury. bankrupt.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of biz
appointment as Assignee OF Albert NJ. Wood bu-
W. Of fillmore In Lamoile County and state Of
Vermont. within said district who has been
adiudped bankruptupon his own petition by the
District Court of said district.
Dated at stowe, the 9Th day Of November,
D.. 1897. " Il. II fINGiiAM
b2 81 Assignee Stowe, VI
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CHARLES SEARS ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT, in probate Court
Lamoille District IS. holden at the Probate
Office in Johnson on the 9TH day OF November, A.
D., 1867
Lester Boomhour, guardian Of Charles Sears,
of Eden, in said District, represents to this
Court that it would be conducive to the interest
of his said ward to sell ell the real eatate which
which his said ward owns and possesses
for the purpose of putting the proceeds thereof
at interest, and asks SAID Court to grant him
license to sell the same.
Whereupon it is ordered by faid Court that
said application come uuder consideration and
be heard on the 3Oth day OF November, AID 1867,
at the Probate office in johnson and, it ia fur
ther ordered that all persons interested be mott.
fled hereof by publication ofnotice Of this appli.
cation and order thereon three weeks successive
ly in the Lamoille Newsdealer, printed at Hyde
Park. before said time OF hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place, and If they see
cause, object thereto. AsfattfN
BY the Court Attest,
81 JOHN /. GI.EED Register
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The Subscribers take this method Of inform.
ing their frmer patrons. and the public gener
ally that they will start their new Grist Mill al
Morrisville about Dec. 9TH. whfre they will he
prepared to do all kinds Of custom grinding IN
a superior manner. Pleas give ms call.
JKo. STAFFORD u Sons.
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