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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-04

The temper Of Congress is that there is TO
be no pst,ifoxsing or drlAtory bashwhacking
in the impeachment trial. That is right Lot
.hers be fairness, but no unnecessary delays,
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GENERAL GRAxr is an attendant ct Wesley
Chapel (Aethodist). in Washington, and re-
Gently gave $40, 900 to the Metropolitan y
Methodist Church IN that city.
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GRACE MILLS.
No1fcc IN N krup1cy


i AIRY, ls6e, wssransin Bankruptcy waa Issued
against Nc sstAte ~ John RedMa1, u 0hshna ton
fswnshir, Eeec0apg - st~1e q tsxA .yAo ~ ssfn
6dla4f4 tahkfspf ~ HI petition Ihst - pay
ssnt az any Ashts apd d.lvery ~ ~ ysepsrsy
IND 70 sueh hankrnps. % hlr ~ tor ha - 80 -
srsss1e - - tsspeFty - hi y Axneesn VI ~ ~
Ilns neeelne 4 ~ cse1ltms - - So AeAAfnp
Sve r. III dekss end u ehoore cns - mere 1sgneee
1s e1nspn viti - ~ - Ne Cert - 1asesupssys
q ~ ke3den 81 ehe sDes 81 ns1isfss - psAsrvplcy
- ~. 49, Moasr. n the city q Asoksk, Town,
heesre Jokp brace Ks9sssr en- ths 18th ~ - nsssh,
4 B feoe q 10 e'eicsks =
fsh1s A. rres ~ b. fuIEes. Deputy.
. Toi5ea "a BaAkFuptsy.
n n6SAraossy IN shs plst5Jut Coa.t y - v.s.ed
$3.50 ~ - p tsiss q Isss II ~ nsaass =
49, knhfsek -.
WF053CHis Asrsby eiven list petisicn hes
49, 80 r. - ao1tt ~ ~ sajd = Aeesa d
q - ffsfgs, 1nay Aeclaeet & esNE3De -
a II - q fsasfss1 ~ Mat<h ?, III, - AasHs
$3.50 SkessSf, nor ~ - Ase4s - seA%s
511sSS1e $50 - - - III ~ - 49,
80 r. s4ll asaauss. 3 =, 4 sg.sg9es Il
q ~ 80 p - - hss.Sup4 - ~
80 - = s41ss ~ sstsn4 - s1ev eaus,
~ III - NJ - Dssg~ = - - rssdtess
- Ssss - %. = c:.ss
1aism ~ ~. \ Isl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-04

Az EMINENT maehiaist, Mr.. K. ". Thomp-
soa, Of Edisbareh, Scotland. has constructed
I steam:vagon for travel on nacadamised
hishways. The Wheels are Of gutsa percha,
and The experimssas with the wagon have
been very satisfactory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-04


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= - ! = - 49,
usaaee - 70 impssehmene, ana essee " -
salt thaa:
-. ;A.e has heec tA,ovn ~ r ~
- - cerse;n .enhers, - n -
~. ~ "a; 4. ~. a. .-..ee Is
49,. Trsaeall, Coskl;aeA Ia
-nay taks diassatissta = sss
tien- There y 20 erc9es r...s. 49, ~.
= Iss'ns - ~ !. II ..orereliaRle =
so;se Reoablieen in thas hodS. ny ID =.
-
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NJ. 49, - tiiisI q - gYhs san5
chafah91i itsn III, : na :
- kanA = AEanY Z HI hODKf u e0UU0s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-04

4
x6o3sH, loWA
EnFrTCE-Csruss sDaD1dsaa and Fourth.
~ RDiDaros-0s DlssA~ss. between Tairs -
.s .a'.,.. !. =. = T. sss,s Jayoas aal
Isnss. saS Disassss pscuitv p 1o~~n 4 ctsidyen.
= .Isn.<.A, aey prefer V eoassIt ne - ny!sst
8 ~ sss;s.:t D.
~ 3. TKf1Es
0FFIcE AND RESIDENCE
on sIonDEAo srnnsr:
,..A Bet n asd "a Streets.
= = ..,Isn. o. cLAoErT.
uILLEH = CLAGETT,
AtteEneys al Csanselors = Law.
KRoKuK, IOWA.
e-e,vsoe .. nxs NM, ssss 1lr.a A.aissai Issa
AEE = kotA: of "a Gsm win b Assss
~ $500 tAtAs - AaEsag - 49, bsasse -
JOHN DBUOE,
ATTORNEY AT Law.
KnoKUK, IOWA.
- Register b DSalExpty.
oae. in Estes House, Il Assd of''air1.
nsTAly
49,. . at.tr o.s. sAnss ASpmsss
Gillmore + Anderson.
I PY0pMEVy AFLAW.
IVA KEokUE. TowA.
| Jno, Van Valkenburg.
IAffORBEY Al LAW,
| Eert lGaAissa. Iswa.
mwnyss~sely es,i.es I'll hinAs 81 sa.i.s .s.Is''
the ues~nnsat lSe'o
=. 8, 1asxu. sss. =. aeaAsr.
RANKIN = McCRARY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
KE0KUK, IOWA.
WILL practice 10 the Courts of the First
w and Eseopd 1adeiAi pi,trirts II iosA ia he 80
ssns eeast fs rsats Ard ~ the Dtret. ciren sne
taprsHs casrfs tha unissd ptaisa tsefA
DR. McDONALD
HAS CHANGED HIS RESIDENCE TO
csneert street, ssewssn lstA = IssA.
OFFICE-As before, cd 9Th Street.
a~p~sesiAr Attentions Stv.s y -. .rs.s.sn. .
| sus29
@. n. WATT,
10 HI NJ n Z q II !,
/ KEOKUK, IOWA.
lnENTAL ROOMS corner Filth and Main
~ Streets, over kessrsson Aib-rs stoae.
GpOmes heufs ffon A =. - srx QJtdlJ
| T. ssnsss. s.a.aas
| STRUNG & CRAIG,
| ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
KEoKUK----.---...-...-.,-
oae. Corner .fsa ..a 4 -in street iaoz
w. u. COLLINS.
ATTORNEY ut La w,
KEoKUK,--.---.------..-..-.-...-- VA.
MsAnsy Pahl1s asA 0ssvsyaasss.
Pssisslsr sessa4ses ,ssss y P.vsss Tasss ed
aabi.e lAssssasf fSisa.
oasssa ssssal sesss. ss4usa Aaa ~ ssAasss
DR. II. r. CLBAvER,
WIN ssssed -
i4ENERAL PRACTICE
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.TaE WaahiAgtpa Star. in ~ sccoant q
ia Coteris Carnival = II Warrington, The
other evening, nys:
General Lorenxo Thomas, with his two
daughters handsomely costumed = "Amefi-
q asd sl.iberty," astsastsdas great dsaa q
Recently General Thomas has been attract
ins more attention 10 new play Of Dogbsr-
=, ~hsrsin Thomas has appeared = :" Tbs
As,f
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Commercial.
STOCKS.

NEW OK, Sept. 30.
The demand for money continued. After banking
hours per cent in gold, and even per cent per day
oelng DID, This sudden stringency in money, aud
uhe sudden change within twenty flour hours is a
puzzle To the best informed dealers in the street. and
ie reasons attributed for this condition Of the mar
ket are numerous. One surmise is that an extensive
Dear interest has been locked up greenbacks to de-
press stocks, and there is no donbt that the Sub-
Treasury is selling gold in large quantities thereby
circulation
II is believed in the gold room that the sale YES
terday reached 81 100000 and s500 600 this morning
sales.
The EreniHg Eupress saws that the extreme rates
paid are no criterion Of the market although there
Is no doubt that the bear clique will make an effort
before the week is out to make money very dear It
ss mat the present state OF affairs is brought about
chilly by artificial means assisted in full extent hy
the Treasury sales Of gold. snd severely condemns
inc secret system which has been adopted OF selling
specie.
There has been less excitement in the gold room
Throughout the day, although the gross clearngs
were >l@AVn,pn against Sl3e,0oo010. At the close
there was an increased pressure TO sell believed TO
be IN part for government and the price de
clined 10 Loo The following were the prices dur
ing the day 70 a. m-lii, 100 l44, lol, Iii3, 49,
Iilti l@. r M-lllt, li3, 100. The dealings were
attended with great excitement.
there Is considerable gossip in the street about
GALWAY management and the consequent fuaurilrg-
ton OF a railroad war. There has been large re-
duciion IN the rate Of treghts TO the West and
70 Chicago.
Transactions IN government bonds on the street
since ine last board have been light and without
I.otahle change in price The following are the
closing quotations.
Registered IS 81 1922 2l23; coupons 81 Il3.
a ll3 $40 COUPONS Of a. ll2i 10 ll2l. do 500 clup
Of 6i o9i a 1929 do 5-2o coup. of'f5, lu-3 1928.
so coup 20 January and July iU1. M Dos. 5-1Ic up
20, ll-s q M l3-iis registered ll3} "a lOi.; lU-iI
coup llf. ~ lU5i
The railway market has not beenmaterally affect
ed Vet by the increased activity and frnness Iu
money although az the close the highest figures iu
the afteruo were not sustained. The Expires
stock have been huoyant during the day with gene
raj advance in prices. Among the MiscellaucH u-
stock Pacific rose from l07 O. lo95. The following
were the closing Quotations.
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noon. This was an indictment for arson, the
The State VS.. Charles Gaborie was next called.
The Indictment in this case AYERS that on the 4th
Of August last three So and one SO bills were
stolen by the respondent from one Uber Blair, Of
Burlington. The arguments in this case were
concluded and the case was given to the jury
about five O'Clock. After being out but short
time they returned verdict Of g not guilty"
States Attorney Englesby for the prosecution.
H. Ballard for respondent.
The jury were then excused till Thursday
morning at nine O'Clock.
TUESDAY, Sept %
At the opening Of the court this morning the
docket was called and of the cases not disposed Of
some fifty were continued.
The following were discontinued: Can't
field Dorwin vs.. NJ and F. E. Day, Town Of
Underhill ape. V. Town ofWoodbury apt. Haw-
ley * Co. VS. c. F. Storrs < Co.; c. II. Love
land by next friend, \ Il. Loyeland, ap. VS..
). Z. Brinsmaid, apt; P Dolan, ape, vs.. ?.
Durham and F. X. Shortsleeves apis. Judg-
ment for plf. was rendered in the following
John p Patten vs. A. L. Webb & Co. and
Trustees, for S2sO,i0 and costs: Lewis Cos
ingap'e.ys. Edward Stone apt; b. 5. Meeker VS..
c. W. C. Pattee c. N. Huntington vs.. Joseph
Whipple Thomas c. Hill VS.. Geo. C. Steele and
J. W. Thorpe I. R. Hard ape VS.. o. +. Coon,
apt; Damas Laveea p e. vs.. Joseph Stoneand VIM.
Stone, apt
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WHAT Is
II. 3, @. S.

Our reasons and We trust our il tifcaton fer call
ing the public attention to Mott. sr Baileys Quiet
ing Syrup, are furnished by the frequency and IA
tality Of the diseases ofinfancy and childhood. So
alarming and serious the diseases, that one sa
in three dies before the fifth year. TA,ss ssets az
ford conclusive argument f9G s.Srrstae on mothers
the importance Of gE.s S~Iao'iy, (which contains
no Morphi9s :; Pal-onous Drug and never fails
C,sAen .r--sIy used to effect cure. It greatly
,l.A5 the child through the months OF teething, al
laws all pain, reduces Inflammation corrects acidi
Of the Stomach, and never fails to regulate -. Low
els; makes sick and weak cLs,,s--ea .E.rOng and
healthy, produces natursl .4g ~ she child. there.
by afording rex = ~ r-3sher. For summer com
plairt5s ~ casey AID Diarrhoa, it has no equal
Ec- WIND Celie, Commissions, Gripping, &C., it never
s--i-s 80 i've immediate relief
Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup, for children, Is
an original medicine well established, therefore use
no other and you are safe. For Sale BY all Drug
gsts and Dealers in Medicine.
A. RICHARDS New London. Conn.
Agent for the United States.
Jnne Sd, d&wlYris
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MARRIED.

BL1yS-MooDY.- this city, Sept. 18th, by the
Rev. f R. AtwiI. Rector Of St. Paul's Church.
Cbas. H. Bliun. Of the Weldon House, St. Adams;
Vt, to Jennie a Moody Of Blstrn, A--si
.-As-niLLso2-At tineiaad, \ J., Sept %2a'
Al the residence OF the brides father, by the Rev.
A. Hicks, ID, John A. Hicks, Jr., of New YORK
City to Carrie A, eldest daughter Of Marcus Will
son, Esq
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GREETING.


To the heirs and all persons Interested in the estate
Of Oliver C. Marshall. late OF Lynn, State OF Mass,
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VERMONT NEWS.


a. tAe Aan.l, C.nyoc.tou Of Jerusalem r yl
Arch Chapter 80. q. holden 1T Masonic Hall,
Nsr-.-re-. sept -, 1865, the following CONF
I-l'.l- were elected oilte1- Tor The year ea-H-
~ Dr.. ".i. 10 h A---uA "a
A-- d., 'i 3. AA Southland. q a. n
q .''ri.n, Treas D. Curtis S. W.
-.'a, B.. L. - tIe-' enoi, h ; A i. it.
" -t =, ~ NV Rs. s. r
Copeland J.
At the animal assemt,a-e " Yereeuues C0uu-
ell So. ., at their Council Chamber in Yer
-ouucs Sept. n. 1865, the following uamel
councillors were elected as officers for the ,at
ensuing Chas. j. S0uer. ]. I c. N: George +.
Skill Il. l. o. ". i. D. rt-I. Treas. IT, :.
sheldon b.; g. NJ Waller, T. C.. b. d. ha-
.-fi-. 81 eros 1eAgr. 80 H. d. Copeland
'- - '' d. ''l --'il We L.
The valuable and well 4aowG stock ram
G' ,-' ,'l c-, ,''l...
''A,a '' -Nt" it' en- 4.ei ', ''N- I','' u
.',- -,
-..i.. " r. ..l.-'I So. a.. NJ, h.
49,. r.. -. .-.1 ,.-.,..I. -lo
"al 49,.
On lA'r7iit q. H-,l wees IL vT-in UAse' SON
oil ''.'.- O'-' OF -l''.'-'A' "'s s''i'-''i. Z
-. i.--s .,.., IN H. l., t;..a tl,a arirrsl
.-.rrsI suddenly rrr.g-;r,- rim IN fbe Ground
AMI l.,...I..,... hi. rsff ...risI. t',--
b..
--'-' N L. H. 40. Us
joy. A-i' -'.'' lA- i-',''',l y u ''-' MA, -"
Inv
ESSEN COUNTY.
Hon. Jonas Brooks, of Luneuburgh. hnds po-
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4e9al 9aOtitr.
SAMUEL MoRRILL's ESTATE.

WE, The SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittcnden, Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands of ali
persons, against the estate Of Samuel Morrill, late
Of Hinesburgh in said District, represented inso-
vent and also all claims and demands exhibited in off
set thereto and six months from the day of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice. that we
will attend to the business Of our appointment at
the Town Clerks office in Hinesburgh N said District
on the 3D. Wednesdays Of October and March NEXT nj
DO o'clock, \. d., on each Of said days
Dated this 2lst day OF September A D., 1855.
F. ". BALDWIN,
i3W}W s. PIERCE. commissioner
HENRY WEED, y
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ArrFNrnD Su1cIDE-A bright and we'll
dressed young man, some 20 years Of age, from
near Niagara Falls was fo-ql % A3a' oi q
Tards residence il roultnsy, On Saturday,
apparently dead. A small bottle and a hand
kerchief were near him, which indicated that
he had taken chloform. He was removed to
Beaman's Hotel, and restoratives applied, which
restored him to consciousness. Herep3cted hum
self as having been Union prisoner at Ander-
sonviIle, and being subject to epilepsy since his
starvation; and discouraged and tired Of life, he
intended suicide
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BUrTER.-Sept. 29-The market to-day was
active, and the prices were 46 to As cts, with
some tirst-quality lots going as high as so. The
shipment was 1925 tubs.
There was small business in cheese, the
shipment being pa boxes.-!St. Adams .Nessen-
gcr
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DIED.

srsluEss-At New Britain, Conn, Friday
evening, Sept ., Eleanor B. wife Of Henry C. Ste
bhens and daughter Of the late Moses kimball, in
the seth year Of her age.
BARsrow-In Colchester, on the 18th inst, Ira o.
Barstow, aged s. years.
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B. F. Vanvliet, of shelburn, has sold two of
the fine flock of ewes exhibited by him at the
State Fair, to S. Bishop, of California, for
$500 They were shipped yesterday.
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RICHMOND MARKET.-Sept. %, $50 tubs but
ter, prices at IS and ~; 600 boxes cheese at Is
and l5c.
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Il Kennedy's Medical Discovery is well
known TO our readers as a standard and well
tried blood purifier. 1t eradicates every faint
II Scrofula, Erysipelas, Ring Worm, Scald
Head. Salt Rheum, Pimples and Eruptions Of
.rerr lind and nalEra aAwlt
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IIIE SENI-ASNUAL PARADE and inspection Of
the Fire Department took place yesterday p. m.
Two Of the companies-the q" Boxers and the
" Hooks formed on the square about half
past two O'Clock and headed by the Chief and
Assistant Engineers, Mayor Ballou and Ex- Chief
Engineer Flanagan, and the Hinesburgh Band,
marched up College street, the Hooks leading
TIE procession.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-02

PA4ESIs.-Qn tie l5lh n-.-, p9'e"'s were
issued to the following Ncrmouters Thomas 4
Ball, Of Bellows Falls, for improvement in knob
catchers AFRO Buzzell, Of West Fairlee, for I'M
proved carriage spring; Isaac B. Smith and
Henry c. Burr. Of Sprinfeld, for Improvement
in harness; Charles G. Manuel, Of Norlh Troy,
Ter improved stump extractor; Joseph \. Rand,
Of Alotrlsvi4le, fol improved c5tnss PIN, tra-ois
Smith, Of Hghgaie, for Improvement in horse
rakes
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Ile urst day OF the Fair opened cold and low
eriue. but fair number Of entrie- were made
notwithstanding bad weather The premiums
are divided into 10 general classes viz Horses
Cattle. Sheep, Swine, Poultry, Cheese and But
ter, Honey and Maple Sugar Bread, Fruit,
Flovas. Vegetables, Agricultural Implements
and Mechanical Nanualctures. Domestic Manu-
features
The Secretary Mr.. f. A. Jevett who lbs crci-
itably filed this Off for the past two years,
has appointed for his assistants, q W. Chase,
E. W. Taft, o. B. Ferguson and H. L. Loomis
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A LIENS NEW WORK ON AMERI-

y OAN CAITLE, their History breedlng, and
management; by Lewis +. Allen, Pres. y. Y. State
Agricultural Society A thorough, practical and
systematic treatise by the highest American author
ny, on the subject. 1t is the STANDARD WORK on
CArTLE; Every man who keeps a COW should own
tins book Over 800 pages. Illustrated. Price $50.
well bound AGENTS WANTED to sell ALIENS Amer-
can Cattle in every township in the United States
Send for circular and territory
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9a advertisements.
INSTRUMENTATION ELASTIC SEWN

RARTRAM FENTON ELASTIC SEWING
ID MACHINES for family and manufacturing pur-
poses. Prize Medal at Paris Exposition and Ameri-
can international Fair in 1867. IL challenges eompe-
tition for neatness durability and variety; excels
other first-class machines in amount and simplicity
Of attachments. Prices same as other hrs-class ma
chimes. Agents wanted in every city and town in
New England or other counties. Commissions large
Circulars sent free. Address
BARTRAM 4 FENTON MANU- CO.,
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AMr.H FOR HM.-The St Adams Trans
r-ri says Mr. William C.. Clark o. ,-s. pace
has been .ta-o-'-.y,. =lnce December, ls36-
j. years We Layea match for him in Mr..
Elmurl Shatmet, Of Windsor, who began the
business in 1879, and continued in it till 1852
being a years-and who suu occupies his u,-
Be box, every day Up th- yi4ge H. tls service
oftt T-oIc During 4l this long period he
has lever met with any serious accident. nor
upseta coach with passengers III it, That Ire
hs- AWAY, been one Of the most iasorite and
genial drivers Of all this region, none that ever
knew him viii doubt This appears TO be
pretty even match for Mr. Clark, With il--
lance in favor Of Mr. sta.te. 1923 aaY both
at ,a.a l-ul-
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On visiting ,he Fair ground IN tie afternoon
yesterlay we Glui everything il state of
busy preparation. The cattle pe.s wer. but
partially filed, but So fir as aueI the stock j.. If
an unusually high order Of excellence. Tb,
pcapleof this part of the State are TO bec5nelta-
lated on the appearances nc their show .r -arer,
fine display Of AYRSHIRE stock. The AYRSHIRE.
have been breed with sne-;.1 reference /. their
milking .r,Iitie- and ut a., Al. with reference
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they are often mis-iul-.l hy those whose ilc4 Of
perfect animal i. formed Oh 81 beef or working
stani.rl, especially if thor ideal is very large
90.
Ar Lewis =. Allen III '..- new 'Ai very ''-.-
able book " ANffieAN CATTLE although
slNas ezn'i'iHs yer! .e''F 'e'.''l 'A ''.'f
% the -h .r'h'rn.' says '' 'le - I7''''' 'lil
they are " COCA ''''I '' ''','' ''- ''''
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" Their tmr'y-siA yeaT- 'r'-- here has .e'a
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.........
W. - ...- .u ,..-.i-.. t.r,..,. .-l..,
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OLIVER c. MAKsHALL'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, rVHE Honorable the
District Of Chittenden, SIS L Probate Court f1r
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STATE OF VERMONT, I'VE Honorable the
District Of Chttenden, SIS 4 Probate Court for
the District ofChitteudcu
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of Oliver c. Marshall. late OF Lynn State OF Massa-
chusetts, deceased,
GREETING
WHEREAS application has been made TO this Court
IN writing, by the Administrator Of the estate of sad
deceased, praying for license and authority to sell
the real estate of said deceased, including the rever-
sion Of the widow dover therein, for the payment
u debts anc charges Of administration. and settiu.-
forth therein the amount Of debts due from the sfd
deceased the charges Of administration the amount
Of personal estate, and the situation the real e.
tate,
hHEEEUUoN the said Court appointed and ASSIGNED
the twenty-nnth day Of September, \. d. lists. at
the Probate Court n said District TO hear and
decide upon said application and petition, and Of
cerel public notice thereof Co be given % all persons
interested therein hy publishing said order togeth-
er "ith the time and place Of hearing, three weeks
successfully in the burlington FHEE PREss, a news
paper which crcuates lu the neighbOTho0i of those
persons Interested said estate, all which publi.a-
lions shall Dee previous % the gay ASST -ued for hear
Ing.
IHEEEFo8E, you are hereby notified % appear be-
fore ,id Court aj the time and place assigned thou
ana there in said Court 90 give bonds as the law de
reefs io- The ray melt Ol the ce1ts and charges "
adm .--ra-luu, and make your objections o. the
granting such license Il SOU see cause.
ulFeu under iug hand az the Probate Court rooms
tIi, ninth day o. September. a. ID. l-G-.
l2H3 r. L. WALES. Judge
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There was slight hailstorm in St. Adams
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