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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

Rock Island Market.

't''~ Rock IsLAEo. December 2.
FLouR-Spring Double Extra, in bbls. 50, 40 ut
Wholesale, and $10, 90 at retail. Sacks, 90 at
Wholesale, and $3.50 At retail. Loose, $500 al
Wholesale, and $9,40 st retail.
WHEAr-No. /, $1,6ial,65. No. 2, l,50al, SO
No 3 40.
CoRN-65c. V@hSt
OATs---42a45c for IS lbs.
RyE--1 GOA !, 10 - ~
BAKLEY-No.l, IFS. No.2, LOS
S2LF--S,S0a3,75 per barrel "a,
KERosESE-Whol oarrels included, S.;
retail zoe
HIGHwINES-$2 20. s
ONIONS 0per bush. ~
PorAroEs-95al 90: @r
EGGs-20c dos IL
BUrrER-Vsrysehoice lots, for retailing, win
POULrRY-Eive chickens, 2.4Oa2, go per doz.
HoGs-For i've hogs 43a54o. Dressed 53a63.
CArTLE-Live weight, common, 3,O0s3, so.
Prime shipping 4,5Sa5, SO per hundred pounds.
Z HfDRs--Grssn Country, %: 3 green cured, &c
green calf l2Aal5es dry flint, l2al5ei dry salt
ed, rae. .s.- -
HAf-Prairis, sloal2 per ton Timothy IL 90
s$I3,0 90. d., -h..e
WooD-Oak $500 to 200 a cord 80 -
CoAL-At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Levee,
coal is sold nj l4cents, the cost Of delivering 20
BE- added. - a 80 EEssT
4 Rom teams, in Market Sc usrs, al ISal5 cents.
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A NUIsANcE.-Whenever there-is a crowd
at the post Office, some thoughtless person
always gets wedged IN behind the SOUTH
east door and Mr.. Wilman's counter, so that
the door can only be opened half way. This
is a nuisance which ought to be abated,
either by opening the other half of the door
or employing q man 70 keep loafers away
from the counter. The press of people,
going in and out the door is altogether too
great to endure that nuisance any longer.
Will Mr.. Postmaster o sborn give the matter
his attention and thus meet public want?
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

81 look 0rr sros your RoBEs. Rersons
who have OCCASION to use robes or blankets
u or whip instheir waeonxor Other vehicles,
e cannot be too careful in keeping an eye on
them when their vehicles are upon the, street
There are plenty Of thieves about who will
gobble anything, of value left in alwagon;
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

F1RE. Saturday noon a frame house on
Judge Grants farm, ON the RiverssRoats,
Just above 'Gilbertown, was destrcyedby FIRE.
The family of Mr.. Ehs4lyergood occupied
the premises. They succeeded in saving
nearly all the furniture and household goods.
The FIRE is supposed to have caught
from sparks from the chinhsy} !soss on
building about $3.50. y
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Low MANY THOUSAND OF PERSONS
Ii do we daily behold, both male and female,
who are suffering cut miserable existence from
the effects of secret indulgence, or from virus
absorbed into their system from .yenerial dis
ease. Look at their paid, emaciated and disfg
ured faces, and their broken down constitutions,
1-ra-'icv Disease and its horrible consequences;
dlsquahfying them from inaEss@es, 49, --s,--
ment of life. 1t is, therefore, important for
those sufferers TO know that, by calling upon DIR.
J. JkATES, they can be eAectualy cured. He
~ physician who has made private disease
his especial study for thirty-two years, and who
has cured upward Of thirty thousand cases in
Cincinnati alone within the last twenty years
lie is therefore competent to cure every form of
disease, both recent and chronic, in the shortest
possible time, without mercury other poison
Gus medicines. Be~oaxefnl that JON find DR..
HATES, at his old established Office, / So Syca-
more street, Cincinnati, Ohio. first house bel low
Fifth street, west side. DR.. HATES attends to
his patients personally and may be found in his
office from O'Clock A. M, till 5 o'clock p. NJ.
Sundays from A. n. till IL A. N. All conf
dential. it= q ~ "A > Oot.23dawIy.
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and the streets sloppy

CAPT. W. H. PIERCE has laid up his little
steamer Iowa City, at the lower part OF town,
subscribed and paid for the EgEslruARdUs'
and intends to have . pleasant winter He
viii come ont in the spring n good sssle, on
his short line route between Rock Island,
Clinton, Fulton, and Lyons. !
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

MR.rB1ILEY delivered the hogs from the
county farm, at Moline to-day They mum.
Der 40, and averaged little short of 34sA
pounds each. The sum received for them
was S96542
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eastern MARKETs.-The people of this
city, and of any town in this county, by tax
ing The EVENING ARGUS, can get the Chica-
go, New York, st. Louis and European
markets from L to i hours in advance of
the Union, or of-sny ether paper; while the.
people in the upper end of this county can
get the eastern and European markets, in.
the EVENING ARGUS, "a hours in advance
of the Union, by mail, for the reason that
thevery same markets we publish in the ey
ening are published by the Union the next
morning. The markets of to-day are tele.
graphed from New York, st. Louis, Chicago
and Europe, at P. NJ, and published by us
at P NJ, The same day, and sent to the up
per epd'ef this county, by mail, the same eF.
ening.s The Ua7o1s furnishes these very same
markets, to the upper end Of the county by
mail, same dates aud everything the same,
word for word, q hours after thespatrens of
the ARGus have. been furnished wnh them.
And that paper is a1iways-t2 to Is hours be-
hind the ARGUS in furnishing these markets
to the people of Rock island, Or any part
eflthe county-even if it sends an express
messenger with the paper as soon as it is
worked off. TO men who are dealing in
produce, or who have produce to sell, this is
quite Important, as, sometimes, a rise Or fall
on grain or meat, if they knew it, would
saveathem dozen times theacost of the pa
per- An persons, therefore, who want the
eastern markets at the earliest possible mo-
nlent, should take the EVENING gAEGus.
Those who do take it have big advantage
l-uvrr those who do not, in this respect
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Railroad Trains .grg

. ..rgE Railroad Trains ~ g,g Sd
LEAvE-Chicago,R Rock fs,snd ANPacifc, going
East at s. 20 A. NJ. and 500 p. NJ. a.
Going West---a. sos A. NJ. and 6.45 P. NJ: -
s Western Union, and Steffing 3 Rock gfsland,
at 700 A. NJ. aad 5s45 Pm. @kEk%Fk
Cbal Valley shosft 7.00A. M.ahA n Dap. M.
ARRIVE-Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific,
from the East, at 7.45 A. NJ. and $40 P. NJ.
From the West at sos A. NJ. aud 7.45 P. M.
- Western y nioa, ami Sterling J. Rock Islan d,
at 9t05 AM and l is55 p. NJ la
Z Coal Valley, about Ii A. NJ. and SIP NJ. "a
3 Ng~rratns ran by Chicago tir1e, watch y s
about Is minutes faster than Rock Island time.s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

~~-AccIpENT.--An imperfection in the valve
in the steam box of the engine in the -four
ing mill of Messrs. Dohrman &c Fuerst at
Blue Grass, Iowa, prevented the engineer
from stopping the. engine, Oh Friday, of last
week, and its speed ran up to most fearful
proportions, causing the min stones to.burst
and nearly ruin the mill by the crash. TIE
engine was overturned and things generally
smashed up. Mr.. Faerst had one Of hislegs
broken in three places, and the other IN one
place. 1t was terrible affair, and the in
Jpries of Mr.. Fuerst are very serious.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

81 The FRANK BURGER TRIAL.-The latest
news from Cambridge is that the jury had
not agreed and it is believed they win rot
agree, thus putting the matter over to anoth'
er term of court.
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The best plan would seem TO be to postpone
the day of specie payment until the tax is farther
reduced and the national debt made less burden
some.--R Rock Island d IUoItae Uaion, Dec 2.
That will never take place, under radical
management Y
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

A TOLL CATERER is needed very much.
/ on the Camden shore. We are confident.
that the city loses a large amount yearly,
which could be saved, if another toll gath
erer wasgappoinseds. and . system of checks
q estebli shed between the two toll collectors.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

ANOTHER lot of choice winter apples JUS
opened by Burgh Brothers. in
Dec2d2t 80 49, - 49, - $ e. AA<@
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

Snow Friday and Saturday, oflast week.
was very cold here, the mercury being only
10 above zero, on Friday. On Sunday the.
weather became milder, and Sunday night
we had about two inches of feather snow.
: To-day MONDAY the sun is clear and warm,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

SIX sTINa PARK.-An enterprising resident Of
Rock Island is constructing skating park in the
slough near the railroad crossing Daceaport
Democrat, Saturday. atEa. sos. z,us9s 20
sylvan Water, ifyou please, Sir. . II is
slough no longer SIS" r'4"'@
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PoI4cE.-Yesterdayt three deck hands were
dismissed from the steamer Savanna, lying
at our levee, and they Immediately went On
aspree and finally all got into Jail. This
morning they were brought before Magis,
trate Connolly and fined as follows: John
Sykes for resisting the off GERS, $40 aud costs,
and for being drunk and disturbing the
peace 81, and costs.~No money--sent up
for 70 days, in close confinement on bread
-andSwater. This man was crazy and ght-
ing dIunk and certainly could not have real
lied what brute he was making of himself.
John Power, drunk and disturbing the peace,
49, and costs. No money-sent up for 8
days. James White, same offense IS, and
costs. No money, but having conducted
himself decently and promised to leave town
was given 10 minutes for that
purpose. He sit out" These men would
give-no-p place of residence-said they lived
in Davenport or anywhere" They might
have had steady work on the boat, if they
had conducted themselves properly. They
are probably worthless fellows. -a.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

We de not favor any inhafon of tho currency,
unIessthe business Of the county should actually
: demand il, Though, fort he pyesensit spyobabiy
best TO stop any further contraction.-Roek Is
land d zine Union, Dee. 2.
That's an opinion as is an opinion-clear
as mud. s-rer-1 as5Esk
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market. L
Photographed to the ARsUs.
Flour-dull 9.
wheat-No 2 1,fOal,ei No. 1,6OaIsl;
No / l,ses ISL. ~ ~ ss~e- vys--vvs-
Corn-saas5, nesy- 16aa7st WEB
Oats-53 ta53s.
Rye Nol2 ,:s6al,37 rsaF Erra
SBarles-No2 7, 65al, IS va N"N
Mess Pork--ls, 5oats,7 5 old, 10, 75a2o,O0 new.
Lard--l gala -r4.-,. = SIT
Hogs-range 5,S0a7 90 .-
Cattle range 4, 75a6,75, -.-.-
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Datlp Argus..s;


Orders for jon PRINrISG viii meet with prompt
attention at the sARGus QrrIcx aad be executed
IN the vary best naa Der ard satrsxsonable rates.
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1t appears to US that the people want prudent
legislation first, on the finance question, in its
three departments of bends, currency taxation
Rock Island d Motive Uaion, Dec. 2.
sfes--but they'll never get it until they
turn the radicals out of office and recall the
democratic party to che management Of pub
lie affairs. The democratic psry is the on
iy party which ever existed in this country,
capable of managing the financial affairs of
the country, or of keeping peace at home
and commanding respect abroad. The peo-
pie vail, next year, recall this party to the
management of public affairs, and then we
may look for "prudent legislation not till
then ssst e az 81 S. SIS '#- -sPa- s@sA
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

THE Rock Island & Moline Union, in an
article headed The Duty Of Congress-,
says le- 1a -ra "a
at is not likely our [itsl voice viii be heard in
the matter, is it. probably, important that it
should be-
Right. for once. says ...a~ #.s
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ia ~ .@ New YoRk, Dec. 2.
COtton-16. ''- ."
Flour, 9,oOalO.OO extra state; 12,lOal2,4e
R II O.. . t--- r'..'- -f.-'- go . 60
wheat-2,ao for No 2 SPRING.
Corn ,33a3Si mixed west.
Barley firm. $3.50 '--
Rye 81.
0ats-stasl5 for west. j. ~'-'
Pork--2i ,i5a21,35. % 8a-. r
Lard dun
Petroieum-1i1 for crude; 2sI for refined in
bond. 5t wees T. a..- a.
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FoRTY CFsNTs aline viii be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
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: The new arrangement for railroad trains;
the arrival and departure of the mails; the
closing of mails and the hours for opening
and closing the post Office will be found, cor
rect, at the head of this column. !. Ia >
With four hands in the post Office on the
arrival of the evening NAH from the west,
the average time of asserting and getting
the mail matter ready for delivery to the
people, IS about Is minutes By actual
time.it sometimes is as low as las minutes,
and sometimes runs up TO 20 minutes, &C
cording to the size of the. mail but averages
about Is or Is minutes. This will give
plenty of time for the people to get their
mail matter before the hour for closing the,
office. When the mail arrives behind time,
the Office will be kept open later, and every
effort made to accommodate the public -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

Il 4. A.tf L.,
All orders from the trade, everywhere, promptly
filed, and discount bills Of from 800 to S5Do,
and larger discount ON bills of $500 and upwards.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

"THE TRADE" first in the field, in their own
localities, viii surely reap the advantage. There
is but one report--one unanimous voice Every
body likes the goods, can't help it, and viii have
them. No other known material affords such
ease or has snch unprecedented purity and cleanli-
mo-
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NOTICE.

...-- NoIlCE. ..s.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Lsnd Warrant No.
~ yttt2, nr leo acres, Issued Ca John Stackpole,
. private In Capt. walkers company OF Maine mi.
tiha, var Of isi2 has seen est while In custody OF
teo. W. wAiiingford Of kennebunk, Me-, and that
sig weeks from the hrst puelication Of this notice
tsasions Or duplicsss OF The zane. - ri
ew9- DAMON n CHENEY,
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At /. cour, OF Probate held a, Blddeferd. with

A, 4. Court. OF Probate held at Biddeierd. With
in and tor the county OF York, on the first Tues
day In February, ~ the year of our-Lord eight
cen hundred and sixty.scven, BY the Hon. Il. X.
l,ourne, Judge Of said Court
I'm the petition OF Charles 0laiebrook. Guay-
" dian OF Frank W. Stewards and Ida 4. Sea-
wards, minors and Children u Ssnuel Seawards,
late OF Kittery, In said county, deceased. ropre.
senting that said minors are seized and possessed
OF certain real sstste situated 10 ssid kttsry. and
more fslly described In ssid petitions rB.
That an advantageous Odsr of tRenty dollars
has been Inads by Thomas Weeks Of kittsry, In
said county, which offer it's FOR the Interest OF ell
concerned Immediately 20 accept, and tho proceeds
OF sale 10 be put out on the honet OF the
said minors, add praying that license may he grant
cd him TO sell and convey the Interest aforesaid,
according " the statute In such Gases made and
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof
N al persans ntsrestsd In aid estate byN cspsing
sccpy ofthis order u'bs publiShed 10 thS Uaiss
Jssvrai printed In Diddebrd IN aidcounty, three
weeks suocessivsly that they may appear at Pro:
bate CourA to sbe held st sAHfeds In said
county, on Inc nrst Tuesday In Msrch neIt ut
ten of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause,
ifasy they have, Why Che prayer Of said petition
= Attest, 0sofss II. Knowlton, Register
Attest, George II. Knovlton. egIster,
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REMOVAL!

II II. q. HOOPER, Agent for the Universal Life
u. Insurance Co, hes removed his once IRON
Union Block To liooper's Brick block, nearly op
posite, at No. 9s Main ST., Cup stAirsJ Gx1
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Al a Court OF Probate held at Biddeford, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Tuesday
in February, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and siIty-seyen, by the Hon. Il. f.
Bourne, Judge OF said Courts
7 YDiA LEAVITT, named EIecutrix In Ger:
IL tain Instrument, purporting TO 10 tho last Will
and Testament Of Rufus Lcavitt, late OF Saco, In
said county, deceased, having presented tho same
for prohstei .,.-
ordsrsd, That the said executrix give notice to
all persons interested, by causing copy OF this or
der 10 be published three weeks successfully 10
county, that they may appear at . Probate Court
20 bo holden at Alfred, In said county, on
the arst Tuesday OF March next, ct ten OF the
clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, VI any
they have, why the said instrument should not DO
proved, approved, and allowed as tho last will
and testament Of the said deceased.
:, Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
A true copy.
Attest, ueorge II. Knowlton. Register.
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At a Court Of Probate held at Biddsford, within
md fbr the County OF York.on the nrst Tycsday
In February In tho year Of our Lord eighteen
7 hundred and sixty-seyen, by the Hon. u. x.
Boprns, Judge Of said Coutti L-.,aya
| trstrix OF tho eststs OF Sessh d. Gowen, late
of Dddefovd, In said county, dstenseds represent.
ing that tho personal estate Of said deceased 10 not
sufficient 70 pay The just deet'whch she Owed Sd At
TIE time Of her death by the SUN or eight hun.
bred snd thirty.three dollars, and praying for .
license to soil aud convey the whole OF the real
estate Of said deceased, ut public auction or pr.
yste sale, because by . partial sale tho residue
would be greatly injured
O,d,red.H That the petitioner give notice thereof
tothe heirs or said decreased and 70 al persons
Interested in said estate, by. causing 2 copy Of
this order IN he published In the Usior 4 Josraai
printed In Biddsford, In said county, three weeks
iucoessivsly. that they may appear a. Probate
Court To he holden 1T Alfred, Ia said county,
on the hrst Tuesday OF March next,at ten
OF the clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, u
any they have, why tho prayer OF said petition
should not he granted.
Attest, 0oorgo II. KnOwlton, Register.
ATTEST. George n. Knowiton, nssister
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Al n Court OF Probate held ut Biddeford. With
IN and for the County OF York. on tho first Tues-
day In February, In the year or our Lord eight
cen hundred and sixty.sovcn, by tho Hon. 4.
bourne, Judge OF said Courts
TORRANCE LITTLEPIELD, Guardian OF Lydia
~ A. Day, an insane person, late OF Sanford. IN
said county, deceased, having presented his hrst
account VI Guardianship OF his said ward Tor allow.
ancei
ORDERED, Thatthe said accountant give notice TO
all persons interested, by causi Ing copy oil this
order TO lie published three weeks successiyely in
the Union aud Journal. printedat Dddeior. In said
county, that they may appear at Probate Court
to be holden at Alfred, In said county, on
the first Tuesday In March next, at ten Of
the clock In the forenoon. md shew cause, " any
they have why ths came should not he allowed.
- Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy. ,..
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COpartnership Notice.

TIE undersig ned have formed . copartnershlp
l under the style Of M0ULTON 4 B0DwELt.,
ere In Cloth, Ready Made Clothing and Furnish
Ing Goods, ct the old place Of N. Thaysr Moulton,
no, I2i Main street, Diddsf,rd.
n TIiAYHR MOULrON
in. BODWELL.
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xiisst, George II. Knswllon. Register.

A aCeurt OF PROBATE holden o. Blddelord, win.
I'm and for the County OF YORK. on the nrst Tues.
day In February, In the year OF our Lord eight.
cen hundred and stxty-ssven, by the Hon. T. Z.
Bourne, Judge OF aid Court.
cEffi sCAMGAN, Guardian Of Nathan J. I'm
% dsrwood, Of Saoo.in nid copnty, q peryou uou
: :s:: ''ss sssss i q; Allow
0,tsrst, That the said scsountant giys notice
20 allpsrsons ntersstsd, by oansing aeopy or tAis
orderto DO puhlished in the psiss T Jes'sei,
CCars 70 81 I'D 4 'aiissd III. Il SsId sSunty. %
the arst Tussday IN hsreh nett, ~ ten q
tbs epok In yths forspoon. Auh IhswS sans,i y
~ ,sAy hare. Why hs zane shonld mot - Al
- Attest, Gsory. II, Knoviton, Register.
.,.s,I- ,Iitsst, Gsores II. Knowlton, Register.
R...k.x,s ulsrk forti6,slas
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Woodland for Sale!

q Woodland for Sale!
- viii sell D lot or land Of u seres, con-
sistlns mostly OF Wooded land. Price tie0.
A. sna,ns ioS ~ is,a ~ "a scr.s mos,i,
woodland. Price StsS. Tho above lsss of land are
sitsAtsi In ksausbsnk port, near the railroad. and
eileen hy the Camp Ground" A nevertAllins
are rare bargains. Inquire Of JOSHUA MASON
Keaucbank. Feb. %. 1851. - swVs ia
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Attest, George II. Knovlton. Register

In and for the county OF York, on tho ART Tues
day In February, IN tho year Of our Lord eight
ben hundred and sixty -ssvsn, byths lion. X. B.
Bourne Judge orsaid Courti ~ y "
IN tss pstition % Emily Jans Murch, Guardian
" Of olivia Murch, minor and child OF William
Murch lats Of iddsford, In said county. deceased.
representing that said minor 10 seised ami pos
ssSScd Of certain real estate situated In said Did
dsford, and morn fully Described In said pstitioa
That an advantageous offer OF one hundred and
twenty-five dollars has been made by A. G. Camp
hell Of Bddefprd IN said county, which odsr II ID
for tho interest of all concerned Immediately 10 ac
cept and the proceeds Of sale 70 he put out on In
tsrpst or NE benefit Of The sad minor, end pm.
Ing dat lceuse may b grnnted het te, sell o. d
convey ITO iuterest aforeeaid, aocerdiug 20 the
statute In fuch eases made and provided,
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereofto
oil persons Interested ~ aid estate BY causing
copy Of this 10 be puhlished three weeks suc
cesslvely In the Union T. Journal, printed at Did.
deford, In said county, that they may appear at
Probate Court to- be holden at Alfred, In
said county, on the apt Tuesday OF March neIt,
ut ten Of The clock ID the forenoon, and she v
cause, II my they have, Why the prayer VI said
petition should not be granted.
.'.'J O. Attest, GeorEs II. Khowitou, Register.
xi,sst. George II. Knswllon. Register.
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At a Court or Probate held Mt Diddef0rd. within
and for the County OF York. on the first Tuesday
IN February, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-seyen, by tho Honorable Il. +.
Bournc Judge OF said Court,
NThLYINA y WEARE, Administrative oftho es-
vi tate Of Charles Z. Weare, late OF York, In said
county, deceased, having presented her first &C
count Of NATURALIZATION OF tho estate ;of said de-
ceased. for allowances "a u
ordered, That the said Accountant give notice
to all persons Interested By causing copy OF this
order 70 be Published three MISUNDERSTANDING
tie Us,or 4 yeuruai, printed a Diddeford, In said
county, that they may appearat Probate Court
10 be hold ct Alfred, In said county, on the
Hrst Tuesday In March next.st ten OF the clock
In the forenoon, and show cause. II any they have,
why tho same should not be allowed.
- ~ Attest, deorgs Knowlton, Registors
A true copy,