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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. April S

WASHINTIUN' APIlI d
The Secretary OF State yesterday re-
ceiyed dispatch in regard to the case
OF Casanova, an American citizen taken
into custody by the Spanish Cuban au
thorities. Mr.. Casanova was arrested
for being implicated in some alleged
violation OF the maritime laws OF the
but the case is receiving the atten-
ton OF the American Vice Consul, and
is also being watched by the American
residents of Havana. No action IN re-
lation to the release of the prisoners mas
vet been taken.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April {

NEW YORK, April S.
CorroN-Firm and in fair demand;
sales 2,7OO bales at 284c for middling
uplands.
buyers favor.
GRA1N-Wheat-Quiet and heavy for
spring, and steady for winter, the de:
mand chiefly for milling. Rye-Dull
at 81 35 for western. Oats-Quiet and
steady at 76 1<a76Ac for western in store.
Corn-DuIl at SG1zaS711c for new mixed
western; nominal at 5Sa9Oc for OLD
mixed western in store and delivered.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- and urn at
$3l O5 for new mess; cash and regular.
Beef-Steady and unchanged. Cut
Meats and Bacon-Dull and unchanged.
Lard-Dull at 19Ta1SHc for good to
prime steam.
Eaas-Dull at 33a35c.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Continues panicky, but more active
at concessions. Mystic Lake bleached
muslins reduced to l9c; Boots down to
1211c; Lauderdale A, reduced to 11Hc;
and Spragues delaines to 151zc currency
or one shilling gold. This is enough to
tell how demoralized the market Is.
Some classes of goods are now selling
at prices below the cost of production.
and yet the demand is In no way live.
lY. The better classes of delaines,
however, hold their own pretty we'll,
and meet with good enough sale, but
taking the market as whole, trade is
far from being satisfactory. But few
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
Another RepubIican victory.

PROVIDENCE, April THE election
for State officers and members of the
Legislature to-day passed off very 9ui-
etlY, and a light vote was cast. The
Republican ticket, headed by Seth Pad
elford, for Governor, is elected by about
5000 majority. Returns rom o5a an nd nut
Pierce, Democrat, 5000. The Senate
will probably comprise q Republicans,
and Democrats. The House 81 Re-
publicans, and IL Democrats. PFoyie
dence gave 1,642 Republican, and oIo
Democratic votes; Newport, 4O7 Repuo-
lican and 1O3 Democrat; Bristol, 4!O ne
nublican and 1873 Democrat; Woon-
socket, 2sS Republican and So Demo-
Returns from every town in the State
except Black Island give Padeltoro
7, 1867, and Pierce 1859. The total vote
is about one-half that of last fall.
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The Over Court.

a Washington telegram says that
owing 10 the sudden.and severe illness
OF the chief counsel for the prOsecu-
ton, the Dyer Court of Inquiry,
which has been in session in Washing
ton since last October, will probably
close its deliberations in a week or ten
days. The chief counsel referred to is
Mr.. Clifford Arrick, of St. Clairsville'
SOME wag has been practising joke
on the Pennsylvania Legislature in the
shape OF bill "to prevent the running
of deer with dogs in Washington coun-
ty." The RcUierV says there has not
been deer in Washington county for
forty years.
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C"ba-wonen I'm Arms at Washing.

The Cuban movement in Washing
ton is beginning to assume form. a
meeting was held Wednesday evening
at the house OF Senator POmeroy. at
which were present some of the Cuban
exiles and twenty-five or thirty ladies
of high social standing, when branch
OF the Cuban Junta was organized with
Mrs. Senator PomerOy as President;
Mrs. Senator Harlan and Mrs. General
Chipman Vice Presidents; Grace Green
wood and Mrs. DR.. Newman, wife of
the Chaplain OF the Senate, Secretaries,
and Mrs. Col. Curtiss of Boston, as
Treasurer. President Grant still MAIN
tains his attitude of non-intervention,
and the ladies have not yet applied to
the Secretary of War for arms and am
nOnUjtiOO
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CAHADA.
HAMILTON. April I.

HAMILTON, ApFII Z.
Bragg. the alleged Boston forger, was
discharged from custody this afternoon.
Hunter, the American detective, failed
to put in an appearance after the case
his request.
A fire broke out In the hardware
store of D. 81 E. Magill, to-day. The
building was saved, but the stock was
badly damaged.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, April s.
The Conservation of Rev. Frederick
D. Huntington, D. D., Bishop OF the
Diocese of Central New 1ork, took
place to-day In the 9o1sa Emands, andienee S with
impressive services.
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,Icnvy ocean Mail Robbery.

NEW YORK; April o.
rumored that a late Prussian
mail from Bremen to this port, has pgen STea
robbed of over a million dollars. e
Postoffice Detective Department how
ever profess to have no knowledge
thereof.
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Obe1nteltiqetrce1
Party AlIcEiance-Is It to Persons Or
Principles?

One OF our country exchanges, whose
nose we helped knock out of joint on
the Capital question last winter, is
"a-worritin'" itself very greatly about
the INTELLIGENCER because we have
chosen to criticize some OF the public
acts of Mr.. Senator Boreman. 1t has
been dishing us up in every issue, we
believe, for some weeks. we rather en-
joyed 1t for a while, but now it is get
ting somewhat monotonous,a and we sell
dom look into it's columns. This bel
ligerent little cotemporary gravely ex-
communicated us from the Republican
party a week or so ago, and informed
US that none could be Republicans who
did not accept Mr.. BoremAn as the i'm.
maculate and only truo exponent and
embodiment of Republicanism.
Now waiving for the present the
question of the Senator's immacu-
lacy, we simply suggest that we gov
ern ourselves by the good old stand
ard of measures not men," and
shall not consider ourselves out of our
party till we have satisfactory proof
that our cotemporary is the custodian
OF the Republican party and the keeper
OF our party conscience. We respect
fully suggest to our over jealous friend
that even If he were responsible for the
party, he could not afford to make adu-
lation of the gentleman he so abjectly
serves the standard OF loyalty to the
Republican party. We think man or
paper may differ with Mr.. Boreman or
dissent from his public acts, land still be
Republican; and so many others agree
with US, that If that standard is to be
enforced there won't be much of the
Republican party left.
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Rhodo Island Election.

PROVIDENCE, April 8.
Complete returns give Padelford, Re-
publican, for Governor, 7,271 votes;
Pierce, Democrat, 1896. The Senate
has 26 Republicans and Democrats;
House 90 Republicans and IL Demo-
Gratis
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Tho Reconstruction Committee Sec.
Ond the President.
WASHINGTON, April

The Committee on Reconstruction to-
day unanimously agreed to report a
bill In conformity with the Presidents
message with regard to Virginia and
Mississippi; and also containing Sec
tion to enable Texas to do likewise on
adoption of its constitution.
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THE "Democratic gains" in Connec-
ticut reminds The Tribune of the coun-
trv editors account of how he thrashed
a nolitical adversary: I'VE held him
"down to the floor by inserting our
"nose firmly between his teeth. ana
..t,vistinr our hair in one of his fists, i"
at0
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Asbestos Roof Coating g Cement
TSED FOR COATING AND REfAn1ET M
ING, Felt, Canvass, Shingle ana III
Roofs, Just received and for sale at manulHo-
tuTe5ss tss prices oy CHAs. n. BERRY.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April s.
Advices from Madrid give the report
that Marshal Serraro, President of the
Council of Ministers, and Admiral To-
pets, Minister of Marine. are about TO
resign, and that directory is being
formed to take control of the govern
ment.
MADRID, April s.
The discussion upon the Constitution
which occurred in the Cortes on Mon
day, has become warm. Senor Castel-
lar, the eminent Republican, made
speech, yesterday, strongly in oppost'
tion to that instrument.
The Spanish Government have deter
mined to disallow the Introduction of
any amendments which have the effect
OF altering the spirit of the Constitution.
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R,rar and Keatner.

PITTSBURGH, April S.
Weather clear; thermometer at 43T
Monongahela z feet inches and fall
ANe' CINCINNATI, April 8.
Weather clear; thermometer at co.,
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THE Austrian Government mas u
dered half a million breech,ioaa,nSS
guns of an American pattern dell'eioO
within twelve months.
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TIE New York Tribune says that "at
last his foot is on his native heath' ""O
his name is Noses"
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AN oregon paper publishes marstagSS tn sisg y
under the heading, "Flxea ~ Co. mar
In Chicago tthe proper title ep 1oI atav. ),
rlage notices would be INK ior s'"S'
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COOTT q HENNEGEN.
- Jewelry, Watches, &C.,
~ lO4 Main street.
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SPAIN.
THE PHILADELPHIA AMURDERERS.
The GaIIOwH Cheated-TwttcheIIC Com
mIts Suicide.
Execution OF Eaton.
PHILADELPHIA, April s.

PHILADELPHIA, April 8.
Twitchell, who was to be hung to day,
was found dead in his cell this morn
ing. He is supposed to have sulcioed
by poison furnished by his friends. AT
| two O'Clock this morning he was lett by
Rev. Mr.. .Brinkenhurst and two Catholic
priests, and at five he was found dead.
The execution of Eaton. for the muir
der OF Timothy Heenan, took place at
one o'clock to-day.
LATER.
Twitchell was left in his cell at 2
O'Clock by Rev. Mr.. Brinkenhurst, in
company with two Catholic priests, who
had been on a visit to Eaton's cell. The
keeper removed everything from
Twitchells cell except TN cup; al
which Twitchell smiled and made
jocular remark. At twenty minutes
past five the watchman found Twitchell
apparently in a deep sleep. he shook
him and found life extinct. 1t has been
ascertained that Twitchell waR poisoned
with strychnine. 1t appears Eaton was
aware of TwitChell's intention to COM
nit suicide. A gentleman who had
conversation with Eaton this morning
saws thai some time last night the two
men were allowed to have an Interview,
and Twitchell said, "Jerry, you have
to go alone tomorrow; lll not be with
you; but NUNS the word" After
wards Eaton revealed this statement TO
the clergymen in attendance, and they
thought it proper to inform the officers
OF the prison. Twitchell's cell was
thoroughly searched and everything re-
moved with which he might injure HIM
self, even the looking-glass. But he
must have had the poison concealed
about him, or may have already swal-
lowed it. Further examination OF the
cell led to the discovery of piece of
liquorice root, which is supposed to
have been impregnated with poison.
Eaton took his farewell of his wife
this morning. 1t was an affecting
scene. He made no statement on the
palIOws
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CnNsE0UENCEs or NEGLECT.

Those who indorse the stupid assertion
that .'Catarrh will get well OF ITSELF or Is
durable by snuhing or inhaI'ng the nos
trumB In common use, will do well to re-
member that the local disease depends al
ways upon JeTDIe1lLGttte condition Of the blood.
Medical writers are wont to speak of Ca
tarrh as a simple local inflammation, and
both its importance AMI rat1Onal treatment
are either wholly ignOicd, or receive but a
passinE notice from the general practitioner;
and thus Catarrh MS surely pTedtSpOSes to
IConsumptiOn as does the day precede the
might and Is in fact the prelude to TINT
diSeaSe in eight cases out OF ten.
The disease is everywhere prevalent; peo-
ple resort to such means as always 1All, lhen
give heed to the popular fallacy that 1t IL in
CurabIe, and settle into q sort OF mental
apathy, encouraged by the belief that The
family physician knows all that is known
mn the subject and thus matters stand, while
the disease progresses until hope Is dead, and
Nfe becomes a mOckery, when comes Inc
EtereOty yped and hRckneyed advice OF "a
visit TO the country, ,""a change of climate,
''R sea voyage" ," "a return OF health In the
spring" ETC; but, alas the country referred
10 Is that which lies beyond the cOnnnes OF
teasOn which blooms eternal when LIES ht-
fIlI fever Is over.
Let those who donbt this portrayal OF Ca
tRrrh question the poor consumptlHe, whose
sun OF life is going down at noon. or WaLch
It's progrGsH upon those who neglect lLS Lline-
Iy and IudIciOus treatment. A little while
and we miss their coming; youth and health
have faded from lips and cheek. the light
nom the eye has gone out, the hands are
foldedly peaceably over the still heart-they
are gone.
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NASAL CATARRH
AND ITS EFFECT.UPON
THE SYSTEM

Catarrh consists EofInnammatiOn OF beginning
behind and a little above the veil OF the pal
ate, and extending upward into the nose
and air cavities OF the face. 1t creates per-
petual desire to swallow, and causes q feel-
ing as II something was sticking in the up
per and back part OF the throat. AS the dis
ease becomes Chronic, the matter concretes
into hardened Jumps, the matter secreted
becomes puTtform, the breath Is offensive,
and the voice assumes nasal twang, while,
on rising in the morning, great effort is re-
QuIred TO clear the head and throat. There
Is often feeling of pressure across the lower
part OF the forehead, causing headache. diz-
xlne6s, and confusion OF thought and loss of
memory.
The sense of smell becomes impaired. the
eyes are weak, and, as the Inflammation eX-
tends up the eustaceian tubes into the inter-
nal ear there Is partial deafness with throb-
bling hunming or ringing noises in the ear.
In sleep the Catarrhal matter is uncon-
sciously swallowed, which, in time, de-
causing dyspepsia and n multiplicity OF dis
cOrdRnt symptoms. which are often mis-
taken 1or other diseases: 70 the foregoing,
Into the lungs is drawn over the diseased
surface. fostering with Catarrhal matter, and
who can deny the assertion that TO neglect
Catarrh is to fnITte COnsumptiOn:
Consumption is the one prevailing disease,
and mfddle-aged die. And yet very seldom
do the lungs receive the primary shock 1t
is first "a cold in the head" which resolves
into Chronic CRtarrh, from W hich the suiect
feels no alarm, until, step by step, it reaches
the lungs. when all attempts at cure are lit
lie D6LUSE InSu DllLu
With every incentive to enjoyment and
usefulness, there are hundreds all around us
dying in the morning of lie, of COnAump-
tion, who can IoOk back six months, n year,
or longer, as the case may be, to n time when
IL was "bItt cdtdTTh." Neglected at a time
silently and almost impercepubIy 1t has
transformed the bright, ruddy features OF
youth into the dull, wan liStleSSness OF pre-
mature age, as II has drunk up the vitality
from the blood and fluids of the wasted
frame, and now, when hope is dead, and tho
life forces one by one are ebbing away, the
mind turns mournfulIy backward to ''whnt
might have been," and trern6lingly forward
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FuIuess OF Blood to the Head, Acidity
Of the Stomach. Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness
or Weight in the Stomach
Sour Eructations, sink
ing or Flutterlng at the Pit
OF the stomach, Swimming of
tho Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, Flutterlng at the Heart,
Choking or SunOcatins Sensations when
ina Lying POSTURE, DimnetEs OF Vision.
bots or Webs before ,the sight.
Dull Pain IN the Head, Def
cheney OF PerSpiratlon, Hel-
IOwncSs of the skin and
Eyes Pain in the Stde,
Back, Chest, Limbs, etc, sud
den FiuShes OF Heat, Burning III
the Flesh, Constant lmaginlngs of
Evil, and Great Depression OF spirits.
The sufferer rrom these diseases should cx-
erc!se the greatest caution In the selection OF
N remedy for his ~ case, purchasing
nniV IhAI which he is assured from his
inVeEtiyntiOES and Inquiries, possesses
TTIIo merit is skill ~ IuiIyCOIn pounded,
is free from injurious ingredients, and has
established for Itself IA reputation for the
cure OF these diseases: In this connection
we would submit those weu-kn0~u reIEe-
n
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CONSULTATION FREE
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that after
the first visit they can take the treatment
intar, hTne Hn1 nt1on S1 to t6eIr usual vocation.
fob8
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From Mr.. Chas. ". HaIIar.

From conviction OF benefit arrived from
the use OF Dr. HOofland's German Tonic, al
though In general averse To Patent Medi-
cineS, cordially recommend the ''Tonlc tn
medicine afforded me such prompt and p9T-
maInanent relief"
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PREPARED by Dr. e III. IA ACESON,::
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Thlrtv-five yeNrs since uiey were 1Irst in
trCductd INTO this country from Germany,
during which time they nave undoubtedly
pcrfnI III ed more cures, and benefited suffer
ing humanity to a create extent, than any
other remedies RnO Tn to the public.
These remedies will efft ctuaIly cuIe Liver
mplaInt, Jauudice, dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Dcbility,T ChlOnlC Uiurrhua,
Disease of the Kid tneyS, and all DheH-
SeS arising from DiSOrdeTed Liver.
stomach or InteSI tines.
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T. 81. LOGAN & co,

w ole g ale Drug R1s ts
WHEELING.
Wholesale Agents Tor West Virginia
uOv27-deod&Weow
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DEHILlTX

Resulting from any Cause whatever; PIitI
TltArION OF THE; system, Induced
10y severe Labor, HRrishlpS, TX
IOSuTe. FoyeTS &c.
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JOHNSON WOODEN FACTORY. =
Daniel VistcoHs Estdte.

STATE OF VERMONT. I.smOille Disstrict So
In Probate Court, held at johnson. within
and for said District. on the 9th day Of Dec.
A. d. 1869.
An instrument. purporting I. he the last Will
and testament of Daniel Wiswall, late OF JOHNSON
In said District deceased. being presepted 20
,hel Court by Eli D, Wiswall the executor
therein named. for Probate IT is ordered by
said court. that all persons concerned therein.
be notified to appear at session OF sad court
10 he holden at The Probate Office. in johnson, on
on the 80 say oil January, 1870 and shew cause
If any they may have. against the Probate OF
taid win for which purpose, 1t Is further or.
dered that copy of The record Of this order be
published three weeks excessively in the La
noble Newsletter. printed at Hyde Park prev
iout to said time appointed for hearing:
Attest, q. g, CHADWlCk-
"A Judge.
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Rock,reu &. Dorner's Estdte.

State of Vermont, Ismoille Ditrict, 50. In
prsbate Court. held at johnson within and
for said District, on the sth day OF DeH,'
1869.
Homer G. Irish, Administrator OF the estate
Of Rockwell G. Downer. late OF Cambridge. IN
said District, deceased. presents his adnihlt'ra'
s;nn account for examination and allowance,
and makes appicat,en for a de 'ree of distribu-
ton nd partition of the estste of laid deceased.
Whereupon. it is ordered by said Court, Una,
said application come under consideration ana
he heard IN the 3lst day Of December A; y.
1869. At the Probate Office ~ Johnson ana u
il further ordered. that all persons interested pe
notified hereof. by publication =, ho,lcs u, VIE
eerspsiyely IN The Ian ollie Newsdealer: printed
At Hyde Park. betore SAID time Of hearing iha y
thew may appear at raid time and place. ond' II
NY ~ S, s. PIKE. Register.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Nov. 2gth, 1859.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Nov. 2gth, 1850.
BRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave W ateabury OF =, AZ A NJ H2,t9 and 9.tc
N. j
Mail train leaves st. Adams at 9, IS N, and
connects at Burlington with TIE Rutland Roads
at White River Junction and Bellows Falls with
trains for Boston. Worcester. Springfield. and
with trains on Passumpsic rail- DAD; arrives at
New York at As.
Day Expless leaves Montreal at $40 AN, Og-
densburg at $50, s.m4. forsTroy and NY, arriv
ing in Boston via. i.oYell' st l9S0rM.
Night express leaves 0gdensburgh at ! Z.
u. Montreal at 4 Sc Pm, arriving in Boston at
s 40 A NJ; connecting at Bellows Falls with
Ches hire Railaoad for Boston and Worcester;
and with Vt. Valley railroad for springfield. dc.
and arriving in New York at 1880.
TRAINS oatNG NORTH AND WEST, =
Leave Waterbury at :.25 sad s,42 Az, 4.ss
and 5.50rR. 81, -
Day Express leaves Boston via Ioweh 500
AM for Burlington, Montreal, Ogdensbursh and
the west y
Mail train leaves Boston via Lowell at : 70
N via Lawrence and Fitchburgh at 80 4
VI. Springfield at Ii5AM, for Burlington and
st. Adams, &c.
Accommodation tram leaves No thfeid at 500
A NJ. for Burlington, Rutlaha, Rouse Point. &
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at ~ 10 Pm
receiving passengers from yermo II Valley rail.
road, leaving New York at II 10 NJ and from
Cheshire railroad saving Boston Vt 5.s Pm con!
Meeting at W hite River junction with train
leaving Boston at 20 Pm. for Burlington, III n!
treal, Rouses Point, and ,burgh, cor.
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the vests.
sleeping cars are attached to all night traihsf
Through Tickets for Chicago and the west for
sale at the principal stations.
G. MERRILL, sapt.
St. Albans, May II. 1869
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Cabin Whtinq's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In probate court, held
LAMoiLLY msTnrcT ~. Nc Johnson In said
District. on The sth day IF December a ID. 1862
4. j, Baker, administrator of the estate
az Calvin Whiting lhie Of johnson in raid
District. deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance, and
makes application for decree OF distribution
and partition Of the estate OF said deceased
Whereupon. it Is ordered by said Court, that
.aid account and said application be referred to
session Of said Court to be held at the Probate
once in said johnson. on the 3Oih day Of
Dec. 1860, for hearing and decision
thereon And u Is further oreered ,hat nolire
hereof be given to ali persons Interested. by pub.
llcatios Of the same three weeks su;ccsiveely Ia
the IamoilIs Newsdealer. q newspaper publish.
ed at Hyde Park. previous TO said time appointed
or hearing, that they may appear at SAID Time
and place aud show cause, II any they may
have. why said account should hot be allowed,
and sush decree made.