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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
NEW-JERSEY.


John H. Conover. Jr il the Democratic
candidate for Assembly in tho LIST District OF Monmouth
County.
The Hon. N P. Banks is announced to speaI;
at the wgwam III jersey City on Monday evening the
10Th inst.
The Hon. Schuyler Coifax has been engaged
TO speak twice IN NcwJcrscy during the campaign. lie
viii speak at the Paterson and Jersey City Wigwams
The Essex County Republican Convention
met Yesterday afternoon and nominated Andrew Tweed
for Sheriff
The primary elections Of delegates to repre-
sent the Democracy OF the IVth Assembly District were
held In HObOkCn Wednesday evening. Delegates favor
able to the nomination of T.. " s. Besson chosen
On Friday of next week an artillery end in
fantry legion OF HewIIaven. Conn. will make excur
sion TO Newark The visiting legions will be received by
the Newark companies, and III the evening grand pa
rade viii take place.
The Republicans had grand meeting ut Ho-
boken n j. on Thursday evening 1t was very large nnd
spirited. The audience addressed Ivy United States
scnator Frcnghuyseu. the Hon. Henry b. Stanton of
NewyorK City, and Mr. Boir the nominee for Governor
aud others. .,..-
All appearances go TO show that Essex
County will give an increased majority for George A.
IIalsey. the Republican nominee for Congress. inc
party. any many avowing their intention of support
ing not only II ilsey. but all the Republican candidates
Tho Grant Clubs aud Leglons are In splendid working
order.
The Republicans of Planfied held a large
aud enthusiastic afternoon and evening meeting Thurs
j s. Page Judge Embury OF Kentucky. Gen. A. f. Ste
Of New Hampshire. and A. O. Kashery OF Newark
In the evening the Grant Clubs weTo reinforced Dy the
arrival Of q carloads from Newark Eizahef. Soinef-
vile, and Fleming on: numbering in all over 2o9p n ,
The houses along the line VI march were beautifully il
minated.
The Republicans of Bound Brook held their
fret meeting Wednesday evening last Speeches were
made 10y Senator John Y Foster. James H. Amman.
Judge Gale aud the Hon. g. " Riotto un German. An
outsdc meeting was ORGANIZED but was nrohe. up ny
the Of the jackson Club Delegations OF Grant
so@e %S s' When they left stones aud 6rckiSs
thrown at them by the rOwdeS and two or three we're
quite severely Injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
RIAfINAI.

George Atwcll. "A mail messenger in the New
YORK Post Office. committed for trial yesterday hy
Commissioner Osborn 4 charge Of cmbcH2ling mum
Der ~ registered circular envelopes They were found IN
his possession. and lac did not dony his guilt.
In the Queens County Circuit Court OF Oyer
aud Tcrmucr the trial Martin Ieiiy indicted for the
murder John Brown 1T Astoria, on the bth Of July
sst was udpd ~ this Court Yesterday. the jury md
ing The prisoner guilty Of in the third degree.
The prisoner seu'nccd Ia the state Prison Tor two
years. The Court then adjourned for the term.
Mary Ann Taylor n wcll-known thief, was
Yesterday committed for attempting 10 steal pocket
book from lady. IN the store No 80 Broadway .-Jcre-
mah sullivan aud William Hyucs yesterday became
engaged q nght the sclnOid 81 new building In
Pcarls Whitehall. aud lIynes fell from the scalold
ccyed very dangerous injuries about the head and body
sullivan then descended from the scInOld and kicked
Hyncs he lay among the rubbish. The unfccng
ecoundroi arrested and committed aud Iynes was
taken To his residence, at the corner or HanitDhaye
and Cntonst, Brooklyn.
Joseph Barnabo, alias Italian joe and John
smith, arragned before Commissioner Osborn. yes
terdty Tho first named l. notorious counerr.ter, and
the said TO be- thcf aud "a companion ~ the
showers" aud had their headquarters Ia miserable
den at No IS MulbcTyst. Al o'clock, ON the evening
Of the 18th inst Deputy Mar.has Dwiro ana MCCOy sent
into the place wlth So good money 10 pcrsonac
shower" buy 500 In counterfeit 20 currency
lIc succeeded and when lac out tho Deputies went
In arrested defendants found so OF tho money they had
u. In Ia tho possession Of joe" and - ~ ~ IN to
pitcher Of beer Secroted on the premises the Deputies
found $500 counterfeit 20 cent currency aud q TrcHsu
~ notes The defendants were committed for cxamina
lion. "A default of bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
NEW-YORK.

THE BALL ROLLING IN OLD ROCKLAND.
HAvERsTRAw, Oct 9.-The largest and most
enthusiastic meeting during the campaign has
bIed here this evening. The Boys In Blue are out in
large numbers and gallant style. The meeting is lis
tenng TO stirring address from w. W. Hegeman. The
ball 10 rolling old Rockand and giving hard knocks
to the Unterrifed.
A Grant and Colfax Club is being organized
in the Eighth Ward. Yonng men between the sgss
q Is ard de;Tnf 20 j9n % ss Psnces capt
The Irish Republicans of the With Assembly
District will hold grand mass meeting &C their Head
quarters No. $50 Broadway corner VI Bleeckerst on
next Monday evening.
The Abingdon square Battalion Boys in Blue,
commanded by Major Joseph Forbes paraded on Wednss
day evening and hred salute Of % guns In honor OF the
Col. Badger, Capt. X. II. Chittenden, and A.
Rnsse esq addressed enthusiastic meeting Of the
Repu6licans of the xvEIth District, ut No. toA Third
ave, on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Z. w. Locke the campaign comic singer,
viii sing az the following places: Albion, Saturday Oct
iG Weilsviis Monday. Oct 10; wayerly. Tuesday Oct
az Albany. Friday, Oct. a.
The Grant and Cofax Club of the S0uthfeld
siSs s Msssrs ia1d pushing thing A. sse lsss
Eilo1a pr S u augustus %s Gregory and Mr. Msw
Is President and Mr. Thomas ssdIer sesrs,srY "a ansg
good work In the District
A rousing meeting under the auspices Of the
Grant and COlfax Boys In Blue OF the Assembly Dis
tret held Thursday evening In large hail Of the
Demiit Dsspenssry The han with an enthu,
slastie audience including large number Of lades
Hon Frederick A. ConEine Major Ballard, Col Besney'
@. Leonard, and Capt. Thos Stevenson The meeting
held TIL Late hour and adjourned with cheers for the
Republican candidates
A few days ago battalion of Boys in Blue
formed In the Thirteenth Assembly District which
WIS unanimously agreed should 10 Designated as the
"De Peyster Battalion" In honor OF Gen j. Watts De
Peyser the cousin Of Gen. Phil Kearny and the father
Of three heroic who evnoed their courage In defense
Of their country by serving the army When apprzed
Of the tribute paid him. Gen De Peyster wrote 70 Col
John w. Marshall the chairman that he did not take the
honor himself but gave tho credit Of II To the slain
hero patriot and martyr, Con. Phil Kearny and to his
mutAed relatives Wh0 under Grant aided In placing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
THE CAMPAIGN.


Vote in Broadway importing llouse-Grant
60, Seymour o.
Result of vote taken on the 1880 a. m. tram
from Newark to NewYorG Saturday oct TO- 1868; Scy'
mour. Go; Grant, iTe.
A large, wide-awake, and working Grant ana
Colfax Club has been organized ut Hunter Greohe
County. N Y, with G. W. Burgess President
Gen. Blair stated in a letter, which has
been circulated freely his friends that unless tue
Democracy carry Pennsylvania 10y large majority next
week Seymour cannot he elected" The General adds;
I'm view OF the possibility OF defeat the Democracy must
carry the State"
The Republicans of Delaware County, N. T.,
were never better organized than they are this Fall
Walton is all right and will give as large Republican
majority rs she ever gave. Old Hamden. the banner
town of the county 800 majority out Of her io0 voters
Delaware County which gave $50 majority last year. can
give 900 majority the 81 day OF November FOR Grant
and Griswold
correspondent, who recently visited the
Gettysburg battlefield sends as account OF an III
sructive conversation which he held there with well
known and intelligent guido, q" remarked" says the
writer that the supporters Of seymour and Blair ought
to come here" "Ah" said the guide. they don't come
hese; they don't like it, have not taken ten Democrats
here look for their friends graves But Of Republicans
there have been many thousands"
George w. Smith of LiyOnia, while travelling
West the trains. and returning took vote on every
train, with the following result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE WAY TRAFFIC OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD is already greater than the present supply Of
rolling stock will accommodate and increases fast
the track is extended. The not earnings over and
above expenses for the current year. will he than
million in gold and the through line will be opened
next Summer. At this time the SIX PER CRNr GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS can he had ut 1903 and ac-
crued interest in currency.
For sale by Banks and Bankers, Agents for tho
Loan. and by FISK & HATCH,
Gen. Financial Agents Central Pacific Railroad Co.,
No. 5Eassau-st.. New. York.
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the COURIS.
LLEGRD PERJURY CASE.

THE McHENRN ALLEGED PERJURY CA5E
In the matter of Mcllcnry. who IL charged
with PERJURY In testf,ing that Commissioner Rollins re-
cevcd roll OF bills from Loeb. dlser, and that
Deputy Commissioner Uarland was the recipient of
check for large amount Of money from \. N. iikc,
rectifyer the examination continued yesterday and
after complete donia Of all tho allegations Of Mciienry
10y Messrs. Iariand Loeb, aud Pike. Mcieury or
dcred into custody until 10 should procure higher ba
nk5.ODol In the cnse VI IIko nCanst him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

all to-day and much Is the comment on the speaker The
leading Democrats cursing hm, and rebuking HIM.
aid trying to repair the nrosd he has made In their
shattered columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
FRIDAY, Oct. i8-P. NJ.


Gold opened at 1873. sold at 1871 and 1874
closing 1874. The cearings the Gold Exchange Bank
slO3 900 and the balance Sll3958 49, The bids
for Government gold aggregated s9COO0 ranging from
1860 to 1881 The bids awarded follows: Frank
& Gaus 100000 1881; Frank & Gaus $4,000 1881
Ward Co Ss60OO 1881 National Currency Bank Sec,
600, 1871.
The excitement to buy Governments continues. with
heavy increase in orders from all parts Of the country
The orders are for large lots Tie new bonds showed
another sharp advance; New G5s sOa at IOa; New Cts
continuing most active with heavy transactions. The
prices advanced to 100 with undated demand. The
ruinor Of the withdrawal Of Seymour, although not be-
eved is looked upon an acknowledgment OF the utter
rout OF the Democratic policy. and an overwhelming
acknOw ledgnent Of the country OF their desire To pay
their debt as intended when it created. The advces
from abroad show that the foreign markets for orr bonds
has already felt the impetus OF our improved POSITION
and large advance may he looked for III that quarter
State bonds continue TO advance. Tennessee per cents
sold at 70i New bonds, coz Virginia per cents oB
New bonds o. North Carolina New bonds, CSi MiSsonri
per cents, o. Railway bonds were steady. Miscella
neOus shares barely sustained. Pacific Mail was active
opening at 27 selling at 29 and 1874 and closing at 2i
The Railway share market was excited with great rush
10 uy Mt the extreme advance. EewYOrk Central con
tnued depressed. and did not sympathize WIN Tue "d
vance on other shares The short interest ~ very heavy
and 10 is sad largely exceeds the amount Of floating
stock Oh the street Eric duh AT 4Sla49 Reading
sold at 9sl Cleveland and Pittsburgh. sli. Michigan
Southern OF. Chicago and Alton. l55. Illinois Central.
I45 North Western shares 9t0o7. closing at 97i Ceve-
land and Toledo, 100. Rock Island 1921. ST. Paul
Common and Preferred, l0s. Toledo and Wabash, Ga.
Reading was in active Demand, advancing to 98i The
tunnage for the week 10000 tuns, with only five
days business and exciting election canvass The
road is doing enormous business, and will more than
earn It's dividend " per cent at present prices There Is
no danger anticipated from q strike. Northwestern
steady at 07 for the and 95 for the
preferred stock; ST. Paul eold at H. and the
preferred at IA Fort Wayne, III The day has been
one Of the most excited in the history Of the street aud Is
stimulated by the good feeling caused by the elections
At the Second Board Tonnessees advanced to Ut;
new bonds. II. Canton sold at co; Toledo, 1863;
Fort Wayne ll6s; Toledo and Wabash &C. At the close
the market irregular. NewYOrk Central aud Eries
were dull Reading strong; Michigan Southern lower;
tho North shares ST. Paul stocks Fort Wayne,
Rock Leland and Toledo buoyant with an undated
desire to buy st. Paul Common sold at ll2; st. Paul
Preferred, rs: Fort Wayne, 40. Government bonds
closed strong, and IN demand, with small offerings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

"old Glory" over the enemies eltadols Cen De Peyser
conclusion gave expression 10 the prayer Una" oeh
Grant would trumph in 1853 ms I'll let0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-YORk.


Their. hand nearly blocking the whole
sale Mutton aud smb lower u the former
linz y b according 60 quality Beef aud peril
changed Indications u reduction Poultry coming In quite
fast selling. sD tending downward pcrs Some rough fcsls
isc 10 Mid ducks In greater variety bat quite
variable they differ greatly -ani fresh
Fish idea Of their conump
ton the fact that GooO d whOessed
at the receiving Smells added 10 the hist hsSs
Advancing they usually this The sappy 81
tsbrs and II good variety Lima beans and
corn higher plenty and sell at ell pnees.
NJ partly owing 10 locality and variety
zbelas loc 10 Soc N boI
about Dianss aEi the Few Dea~ses e 5usE 81
Catsub.s al 75c 6+ peach basket Of cooking
IS while basket Of due Dabess worth 81 %
vide according gets 10 direct 81
3 boIr hay after several PROFITS have been al
dd Many hss markets would he much cheaper coad
he broaght gethehst vs. nfsrm-
their produce and sell i themselves nom stalls IN to:
ssses Of betweens crowd
producer. s 10 s table Of pEses bels~
half peek &C., holds good down the until another
ftfxt sint ir.tNi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

GOLD.
Tho National Currency Bank. corner OF Wall st. and
Broadway. will include in its proposal for Sub
Treasury gold any amount for merchants and Others.
Orders TO be 50 included must DO handed in by III
o'clock u. IN. Usual commission on only tho amount
obtained. w. q. WHITE, Cashier
Pacific Railroad Of Missouri six per cent Gold
Bonds for aalo favorable terms. by SCHUYLER
SKAArs g. BIO. Bankers. No. 10 Broad.st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

but the demands Of dealers In stocks continue fully sup
Piled per cent. with loans made Governments at
per cent The large supply Of private capital now on
the street has upset all calculation to stringent
money market and FAR. although tho banks have full
for all their money tho offering the street
continue in OF the requirements Of stock obbers
Sterling Exchange Is dull and weak Leading drawers
asking 1921 for co days sterling, and l09z 10 for
sight. We quote: London, co days iO)i9iOai London,
sight. 1901 clio. London. prime commercial lo99O)A;
Paris long 57ta5l6t; Paris short. al5S53i Antwerp.
5Isi a55 Swiss, 6is a5lS; Hamburg. 80 S36i: Amster-
dam. eni Frankfort, aO5aii; Bremen. Isie79; Ber-
lin, Tli0us.
The tuunage of tho Reading Road for tho week was
iOi 900 tuns against $1,000 tuns last year.
The transactions at the ONCE OF the Assistant Treas
urer Receipts for Customs. $4,000; Receipts for
Gold Notes. OOG total Receipts $35l9as6 81; total Pay
ments, q, $685. 1865 ca Balance, 81, 1853, 1913 6l.
Freighs Liverpool so bales Cotton at 532d To Lon
DON $50 bbls Petroleum at So vessel was chartered
TO Genoa private The ship Neptune was char
tered at Francisco Liverpool with full cargo OF
Wheat at 81.
The chicago Republican Of "Wednesday says
Tho d,m,d Tor inoary pressing than YESTERDAY ssd bust
ness general: was more quiet al around 9Tas 5say 70 D1 as n
aud bankers genera. rule not DESIGNATING any more paper ,h.a
regular Outside Is no, .en creep. in the open mar
.ng exchange quiet and 7' per
premium between banks over The counter there 'eI s
Akius 10 discount. aud selling at lilo premium
The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday says:
demand continues and orders from tbs country
still. Tho bsn, and banker, generally ,. suppl, d.
considerable good offered from outside parties s
neglected. bankers their 10 meet the
call. Of their deposition Rates Of interest en aseSs per
bank and II the mArket prime commerv
paper offered than readily negotiated at these rates The
S5 81; ssss & I'D The %sss. sSs pr
chants
Tho aggregate revenue for September OF tho main
stem tho Washington and Parkersburg branches, the
Winchester and Potomac. Washington County and Cen
trail Ohio roads $966 95 o showing increase upon
September 1857 OF saS6S 49, The transportation OK coal
exclusive OF that for tho company exceeded 5000 tuns
during that month.
Tho monthly meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company, WAS held
Wednesday at their Office In Baltimore. dividend Of
four per cent declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
POLITICAL.
GEN. BUTLER'S DISTRICT.

AN INTERESTING POLITICAL sITUATION-A ROW
AMONG THE DEMOCRATS-THEY FEAR THEIR
CANDIDATE is SOUND FINANCIALLY-IIIs
ChAkACTER DISCUSSED IN CONVENTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
AN FRESHMAN AMONG THE SNAKES.

JOHN POPE HoDNETT WARNS TIE COPPER
HEADS HE ADDRESSES a REBEL MASS
|. MEETING-HE TAKES THE CUTICLE FROM
IN So MOUR AND BLAIR.
" cJfrcSpondent of The Missouri Democrat,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
THE MARKETS.
lcarefuny reported for The Tribune. !

.cuve III. III FsspAr October "a
GB2fSs 5, for Pits and = 10 - Tor Pears ' '''es Al
BUILDING MAThII IS-Breks re rather sieasl.,
,hc our msi tff- has hen f d,msni Cesit l. tphsy
Llnpe unchanged except Tor Southern Pine which 6m., - ~,
90 III the Hls NJ tie sales have been tie 10 Ter rst
Lane err " then, change Pl'''er Paris ralr dali "a
bBtsNAA-feios Western $40 g
tie market is steady at tue cse note SAFES OF oar = =.
dD{5ir "'''' 10 n "
BkI.TLRS nnrhsr gd the demand tiuus
At 4c. N ~ 20 Tor 4 nereau q ~ aui White - f"'s
buIIE-Ihe receipts couiiuuo limited with ceod a.s
prices firm anil unchanged. - 'e"'I
COfTONWe rote very good demand from s,a Al
per- and tnhng h. prO,enert the medium
ing strAds bn rather quiet. owing b. slightly uorsbe E y 81
The nhrBgs r sa'es Of 34s9 bales rcndng
spnners l2Ui sipr AID BO "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27
Winthrop Younq's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. Alta Probate Court held at
tI-.Iuii District, -. IOGII>buTy In said
the 5.h day OF March. A ID. 1865.
DAVID q AIl executor the last Ill and testarD
WiuIhrup Young, of Jol u-bury sad die
trct, deceased presents his administration account
examination and allowable and makes application Tor
decree OF distribution and partition Of the estate OF
dec ASeu
WheTeupOu Il ordered hy said court, that said
said application be referred a OF
laid court 10 be he'd the PROBATE Office in sad
JuAu>bury the 18th day OF March. lss hearln;
amt decision thereon. AID l. further ordered that
notice he gwen Al persons tsrt >te by pUbucaUu
the three weeks suCCes~ive!y Ia t- aruOIIlAu
>paer published At ST JOGnsbUTy previous To slid
time appointed Tor hearing. that they appear at
aid uule and pl and show cause, il ANY they ma,
have, why taid account should not be allow ed, AID
-JCh decree BY the Court Attest.
s,-l,1 ASA l.. FREN I'll. Judge VI Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27

real truth, for many other cases are real
ly the result of the intemperance of pa
rents, husbands or others, without which
the diseases would not have been devel-
oped. He says: 'Intemperance is stead
lily on the increase in both sexes and with
all classes of people. OF this there can
hardly be question. 1t is indeed rap
idly becoming the great vice of our age
and country, giving to the Criminal
Courts the largest share of their business,
filling up the wards Of our hospitals and
other charitable institutions, crowding
our almshouses, and blighting the tairest
hopes and brightest anticipations OF
whole families in every walk of life
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27
BOOTS, SHOES AND OVERSH0ES.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.

Late agent Of L S. Patent ONCE, Washington (unde
the act OF lNS7. }
IS State Street, opposite kuhy Street, Boston.
After an extensive practice OF upwards of twenty
years continues u secure patents IN United
also Great Britain. France and other foreign
tries Caveats, specifications. bonds, aSgnmentS
all papers or drawings Tor patents, executed liberia
.eTus. and with despatch Researches made into
American foreign works. TO dete mine the VALIDITY
OF utility OF patents iuventiOns-and Legal other
advice rendered in all matters touching the same C"pir>
OF the claims OF patent furnished by remittu. 81
Assignments recorded al Washington.
TESrIEoSI
81 regard Mr.. EGdy the successful
and capable practitioners with whom have had
al Intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents
IL have hesitation In assuring inventors that the,
cannot employ a person more competent and trust
worthy. and more capable q putting their applications
consideration At the patent Office
EDAUND BC kk Z Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr.. IL Il. Eddy has made tor me Is applications
all bit one OF which patents have been granted. and
that is now pending SUCH uumstakeauie proof OF
talent and ability on his part leads TeCOmmenG
All inventors 70 apply TO him 10 procure their patents
as they may sure OF having the most tAthfu atteu
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During eight moHths the subscriber. III course u H.
large Practice. made on twice rejected appta CI>.
10 appeals, every OF which decided III
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Boston. Jan ], Isl s-ly.
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Guardian Notice.

IA IL Of EKHUNI, IN lTOOltr count ned At The
Caledonia district. IS probate office in ST. Johns
bury, on the 9Th day Of harCn, A. d, loGS.
Diana =. blsnCha guardian OF George W BauChaT g..
AbeItlce 81 Blanchard, Byron |. Blanchard Linan 81
blanchard and Ada J Blanchard, minors aud he. rs to
the estate OF Isaac BahcHSrd late Of HaIdslCk ia
aiI district, deceased. makes Application to said COu
II the following described real
Us TO Wit he whole OF theriinteres in the
Homestead u the said Isaac Blanchard, deceased
esenting that the sale thereof tor the purpose o put
lus the proceeds OF such sale interest uve>tin.
he i'll stocks real estate would be OenenC al
-.ii yards
WheeupOn. Is ordered by said court. that said
piCauun be referred to a session thereof be held Al
the probate office, in said -. JOhusbury, the - h
lay of March. A ID, 1865, Tor hearing and decision
thereon and Is further ordered, thai all persons
->ted be notified hereof BY publication notice said
Applications order IhereUn, Il Zee weeks suCCessIvey
IA the CaledOnan printed at ST JJhnabury, before sad
time OF hearing, That they appear said time and
place. and, II they cause. Ut j-Ct thereto.
By the CUurt-Attest
SS-lUU ASA l.. FRENCH judge uf Pro-
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