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The government purchased two millions OF bonds
for the special fund The offerings were only little
over two and half millions.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The light offerings the Sub Tr easury the better
quotations from London. the easy cOndiAon OF the
money market and the steadness OF gold rendered the
government market very strong The '67's advanced
to 100. The following the final street prices:-
United States currency, SKIES, 1lOZ ILL.,
do d. 1881, registered, lib a 1l31; do.
do coupon, lib 1884,; DO. fve-twenties
registered, May and November. 1O9h no.
do. do. 1882, coupon. do, 10 lloI; DO.
DO, 1854, do. do, 1898 a 10: do. do, 1885,
do. do, l09T 10; DO dO., 1865. do. January and
July, 1851 100; do. DO, 1867, do. do, 1851
100; do. DO. 1853, do. do, 1o914 a 109h; do ten.
fortes registered, 1861 q 1O7; do do, coupon,
1867 q lot.
STOCKS STRONG
The stock market was more active, but transac-
lions were below the average. The better reports
from London inundated some OF the bears" into
covering, and hence large purchases were made OF
Lake Shore and New York Central, with the enect
OF advancing those stocks nearly two per cent The
general market sympathized with this advance, and
prices improved in proportion. Wabash was strong
and advanced to 500. The following were the
closing prices at the last session OF the Stock
EACuange'-CauIOu company, W %; consolidated
Coal. 28k %; Cumberland Iron, 40; Western
Onion, "a BAN; Quicksilver, AZ Ga; Mariposa, 8
g. do. preferred, 10 q 1Ok; Adams Elk.
press 65 65h; WelIsFargo Express, 1871
IA; do. scrip, 2X 8; American Express,
Az ASK; United States Express. 43h 44il;
Pacific Mail. a9X a 40; New York Central con
sOlidated. 90 a 924; DO. scrip. s7Jl s71s; Erie
FIX %; Harlem, 1914 bid; Reading, 96A q 9s,s;
Michigan Central, 1ls 11s>s Lake Shore coz 9Oss
Illinois Central, l29 1870; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
1851 1879; Chicago and Northwestern, s2h a SO;
do. preferred. s4% S4H Cleveland, Columbus.
Cincinnati and Indianapolis rs so; New Jersey Gen.
tra. lOoka l01k; Rock Island, 1857 ia; Milwau.
kee and st. Paul. 59H 599S; do preferred. IS q 70;
Toledo, Wabash and Western, ASK 40; do. pre-
ferred, " bid; Fort Wayne 92x 95; Chicago and
Alton, 1l51s 1l6; do. preferred, 1l6 l2O; Ohio
and Mississippi. 33'S 1875; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western lo4ai bid; Morris and Essex sSh
80; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 80. Hannibal ana
ST. Joseph, 110 bid; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central, Tx a Tx.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The extreme fluctuations OF the leading active
au var "a foil
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THE NEW LIGHTHOUSE At LONG BEACH.

The government survey for the location OF the
lighthouse on Long Beach bar, for which an appro
priaton Of $1,000 was made by the last Congress,
is being made. Good foundation has been found.
The building will be OF wood, On granite founda.
ton. The bar has always been considered danger.
ous the buoy located there often being blown from
Its mO0rings. Mariners when coming into Green
port narbor or on their way into PecOnic Bay have
trusted to the steeple OF church and an Old wind
mill for their reckonngs In view OF the large ash-
ing interests In GreenpOrt the lighthouse will be or
material benefit to It's merchants. H.
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TAX observation-disclosures Palmer, OF Illinois
and Judge Is. s. Edwards having declined to return
their salaries az taxable income. basing their action
upon decision OF the United States supreme Court
found In seventh Howard, Assessor Baker refe rred
Tile whole matter to the Commissioner or Internal
Revenue. Baker received instructions from the
commissioner to at once proceed TO make assess
ments Of the salaries OF the above named gentlemen
thus setting aside OF ignoring the decision OF the
Supreme Court alluded to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29

Wheat was In moderate request with a scarcity of
81 s a for
store The sales comprise about a5 90 bushels
S E 81 20 " s S5 s%I
70. NJ i f s; n.S. :s e. + : 70;
amber winter in store u g IS for do delivered
ke closed quiet but firm prime wheat but dull and heavy
or the low grades Corn WAS more active and lc
s small lots d. y 81 70 8 s0 81 iI y
Tor yellow, and 81 % 81 for white rye ooo bushels
Western brought 7ss Dat. armsr With sales u
$4,000 bushels a. esc for Western Sc Sc Toe for Ohio
FREIanrs-rhem market was quiet but hrm TO
There demand for grain vessels which
full previous rates. while petroleum tonnage was more
Trieste aud high as 81. was bid for small Ve .s
TO Cronstad for which port few large up
Liverpool steamer 1000 bushes Of Wheat at I'd To
Glasgow per steamer 600 bushels wheat I'D Art.
bbls pork at - TO London 500 bbs 4s The char
srs Sak to Gronstad, With ZOO bbs petroleum.
bark to Trieste, with $500 bbs petroleum with 3OO do
90 to Rondoa WITH an ,ao. bark
cake at 32s ID and 1000 bbs bark to Bristol
with 225oo bushels wheat 5d and rosin on private
terms bark from Philadelphia to Cork for orders or
from port to oporto with 100 bbis d. Al spS
ship about LOO TONS to London general cargo on private
GUNNIRs quiet but prices were steady and firm n,
Sic 3lhc for cloth and 2lc. 2sc. for bags saes
the market closing at about 2c gold There we're sod
lS sSp bales on private terms Ju's was quoted
bond without sales. - " "
HorsmThe demand was still light being small
ranging a. lOc 20c for 70 choice grades
with fair eos Shy Mp pens %a a 81
lots slc VI 20 long rye straw 81 u l5 short do soc
though there still inquiry for the better grades
which az well as other kinds, were held Tor full previous
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
six per cent for carrying to dat for borrowing.
The CaaDra for Europe took out $4,000 in specie.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
foll0ws:-
Gold cleared. $73 434, 900
Golu balances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,646, 237
currency balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,033,09
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9sc 90 E5ceesy GRADES loac iikc Stock at date
1913 hha &, l22l3 boxes. 375 AS bags aal 4s
TALLow. The demand was only modersie h"i n,,o..
were very m Sales 81. 900 lbs. at To- &C. a IOI,c
WsKEY. Receipts, $50 bbls. The market was dun and
weak. Sales. 40 bills at IL OU4 a 81 v9I "N
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Affairs I'm the Alleged Insurrec-
tiOnary District.

Character, Occupation and Social Standing
at the Caswen Prisoners-An Officer
Who Served the Writs Of Habeas
Corpus Arrested and Imprison-
ed-The Murder of State
Senator Stephens-Out-
RACES by Kinks Militia.
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FLOUR AND GgAIN.-Receipts u,lao bbls four ssA
busnes wheat do corn ,l4 do The flour mar.
we're forced at Vs. per Dbl The sales about $500 bb
In value sales $50 bills Rye -four was steady and firm
with moderate demand and small supply sales 1850 bbls
low Western, and SIS 80 for yellow Lersex We nnofe -
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ANSoN.-At Railway, n. j., on SUNDAY july q
EMMA ADELfA, daughter OF Francis M. and Lottey
+. Arson, aged months and days.
BOwLEs.-On Wednesday, July q, az his rest.
dence, 80 East Thirty-seventh street, THOMAS
BOwLEs.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the III.
neral, this Frday) morning. at ten O'Clock.
CASSlDY.-On Thursday, July rs, OF cholera tnfan-
tum, CLARA DoL0RIs, infant daughter OF Patrick
and Ann Cassidy, aged 3months and 81 days.
Our brides flown and gone 70 rest;
She nestles close TO Jesus breast.
Her remains Will he inferred in the Cemetery OF
the Holy Cross. Flatbush, this FRIDAY, afternoon
AZ one O'Clock, from the residence, OF her parents
College Point, l.. l. -
CHURcHILL.-At Cornwall Landing on the Hud.
son, on wednesday evening, July 81, RosANA b.
CHURCHILL, aged IS years, relict OF John Churchill
Funeral on Saturday morning. at ten O'clock
Friends of tne family are invited to attend.
COLMAN.-At sharon Springs on Tuesday, July 90
ARTHUR, son OF Sol. and Betty Colman, aged I
months and IA days.
DALRYhPLE.--ON Thursday night, July 49, Will.
LIAM DALRYMPLB In the bStn year of his age
Inc friends or the family, and OF his brothers.
Alexander and John. are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral, from his late residence, ga West
Thrtieth street, on Saturday afternoon, az two
O'Clock.
DENslsoa. an Wednesday, July 81,
THOMAS DENNisoN, aged SIS years.
The JieRdS and relatives oil the family are respect
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

GopFREY-CHAPMAN.-On Wednesday. July Of at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev Mr.
Sage, CHARLES j. GODFREY. OF New York city TO
Miss KATIE CHAPMAN, OF Brooklyn. No cards =
RATHBUN- PRYOR-On Wednesday, July ~ by
the Rev. Charles Fluhrer pastor OF Harlem Univer-
salist Mission, BENJAMIN RATHBUS to CATHARINE A.
PRYOR, daughter Of Samuel Pryor. No cards
TuoMPsoN-JARDIs- On Tuesday, July o. at
Grace church, Greenvte. N. j.. by the Rev. Freder.
lex M. Gray, A. CLIFFORD THOMPSON, OF Orillia
Ontario, to PHOEBE j., youngest daughter OF Pierre
Jardis. Esq, OF New York.
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GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS.
The government purchased two millions Of bonds
for the special fund. The offerings were only little
over two and half millions
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-28
The War News.

Now that the contending armies in Europe have
virtually betaken themselves the one to the siege,
and the other 10 the defense of Paris, the idea Of
mediation or Intervention ON the part Of the great
er powers in Europe has possessed the minds Of
those astute individuals whose duty it is to iurn-
ish certain amount Of news from the seat OF
war for the newspapers, and through these to the
people ! and the papers for the past week have
teemed with the most absurd and groundless and
contradictory rumors imaginable. From care
full reading day by day Of the kilograms from the
seat Of war, we arrive at the conclusion that the
investment of Paris is progressing steadily, and
that daily the coil about it is tightening. The
fall of Toul, which has capitulated during the
week, has given the Prussians almost uninter-
rupted communications with Prussia, and at pre-
sent it looks as if the fall Of Paris was only a
matter of time Daily skirmishes are reported
about Paris, but as set nothing decisive.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-28

CoRREcuoN.-rW0 weeks ago, in announcing
that the construction of the Montpelier * Wells
River railroad would Dc guaranteed on the secur-
ing Of the sum Of 100000 upon the line Of the
road, we added, substantially, that this same
pledge (of foreign add had been earnestly but
yainy sought by the Old board of director. for
more than eight months, through the Hon. Rod
erick Richardson by whose procurement the aid
now comes, as We understand-and that this deli
cate and responsible trust was placed in his hands
at his o,rn sohot4fi0u. To this statement Judge
Richardson Objects as being uniounded, and
doing him injustice. On examination We think
so too, and most gladly make the correction. The
statement was based on the verbal report Of an
associate director, and an examination Of the corr
respondenoc out Of which it grew By no means
warrants such a construction In whatever he
did 10 procure interviews for our directors with
foreign parties, with a view % obtaining and, the
Judge acted on the special application Of the d.
rectors themselves and in his subsequent efforts
to negotiate such aid, though perhaps following
his own suggestions-not 4" solicitations - he
acted in cooperation with the directors and had
their entire appreciation; and we have no belief
now, nor had we then, that he acted otherwise
than faithfully and hohorbly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-28
Watchman Sc Journal.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s 1870
MONTPELIER DAILY JOURNAL.

As usual, the MONTPELIER DAILY Journal will
be published during the approaching session Of
the Legislature, commencing with THURSDAY
MoRNlNo, October 9Th Our edition will contain
full and accurate reports Of proceedings in both
Houses, the latest teegraphc dispatches, foreign
and domestic news, miscellany, etc. etc.
TERMS IS 30 per single copy five copies to
one address, 50 100.
TUE WArcnNN & Jornv1 (Wcelly) contain
ing same reports as Daily during session, and
covering publication Of laws, from commencement
of session, 90 cents ten copies, to one address,
500
lnsolicitng the continued support ofold friends,
we hope 10 be able to domon-trutc that our acili-
ties for answering the requisites Of good Daily
Legislative journal are Mt least fully equal to
those Of any other establishment. Certainly, M
labor or expense shall be spared to accomplish
this end Orders solicited
30 j. NJ. POLAND.
Montpelier, W., Sept 90, 1870.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-28

WIVES AND MoTunas.--Only woman knows what
women endure and IL there DO any of assuagng
the distress Of body and mind which many thousands
experience day amer day and week after week. with a
forttudo which puts to shame tho hoasfa courage Of
man. who will deny that great blessing to the Sex
should be found in every household
Millions OF men have been benefited by is use, but
among the feeble and sieky OF the opposite gonder
who perhaps, need II most It's virtues widely
known, This foremost remedy Of the ase-hs specific
for every species Of debility, general local. oonstu
tional or casual IA PLASTAnos DIrrERs One right VI
woman at least will DO eonooiodthe right to strength
herself to sustain the Ills Of which the laws Of nature
have made hcr the unfortunate hefsss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-28
GTATE OLE VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
IN Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and Tor
sad District on tho 10th day Of september, A. ID. 1870.
An instrument purportng to be the last Will and Tea
nmeut q Mary Pltkn, lato Of Marsh6eld, in said
dlsirlct deceased, being presented to the Court by
Marshall u. Perkins the Executor therein named, for
Probate II Is ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein 0e notified to appear at session OF
the 18th day Of October, A. d. 1870 and show cause
any they may have, against the Probate OF said Will
for which purpose II IL further ordered, that copy OF
the record Of this order be published three weeks
cesslvcly In the Vermont Waterman State Journal,
printed at Montpelier, previous TO said time appointed
for hearing.
by the Court,-Attest,
1888 W. II. WHEELER, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-28
OF VERMONT.


In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
aid District on tho 18th day Of September, A. d. 1870.
An instrument purporting 10 be the last Will and
Testament Of Sas Town, late Of Barre, in said district
deceased being presented to the Court by r. L. French
the Executor therein named for Probate II IA ordered
by said Court that all persons concerned thareln be
notified TO appear ut session Of said Court 70 be held
al the Probate Office, In Montpelier, the 4th day Of
October A. d. $50 and show cause II any they may have
against the Probate OF said Will for which purpose II
luther 0fdefed that copy OF the record Of this order
Hatcman state Journal, printed at Montpelier pre-
glous to said time appointed Tor hearing
By the COurt.-Attest
3jH W. III. WHEELER, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-28
Ma arb
tTs'sgap1ed Expressly fiy WatcAman & state Jo0nal
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
At CAMBRIDGE BRIanroN

- ~ ~ -
FOR the week ending Tuesday, September %, 1870.
AM0USr or STOCK AT MApErr.
c,,y, St,,n CIT, NJ
This weel tts tx '"H't, "9l,. '"'s'.
To.t yeeF 14-s Iietn & @- iB
one vo1r ,.o gIt is,at ., i ID
Pnfcfq nj g4,t... Frtr, fl. ~ - IVY
Oxen Va st 56t Grst 0nality III W..
l0l b.. ON t,tai eeiyt W hti lvv'mn, t,I3 ~ tl9l Y
f.w cIoice sit.i MI s t' t wy nsi" Neei'
al lf - H. .Ii -' F'''' f''''' d" fi'" hul'-' &C.
Wo-i3sg0 y,e st-1 s,-ots ,,,is ,- ..-,,..,, D.
yaluo as heer Hand, $780, & ~ W. H'''I'h- 10 lhelr
N,cs c,,r, go 80. , ~ ." 81: q. 49,, ,,
without c,l,,l ~ NIX, AZ" $500 ,.'' su,m suh WIN of
~ am "a 5n " my W. "s''''i '"''" ana or1mi-
'eioy,, V.,rli,.,s st-ls.- . -, .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-28

No llumuG.-We do not wish to inform you, reader,
that Dr. Wonderful, any other man, has discovered
remedy that all diseases Of mind, body estate,
and Is destined to make our subunary sphere bssfll
Paradise to which Heaven Itself shall DO but side show
but do wish 70 inform you that Or. sago's Catarrh
Remedy has eurod thousands Of cases Of Caarrh In is
worst forms aud stages and the proprietor will pay $500
ioT Of this ioathsome disease which No cannot
1t may DO procured BY mail for sixty cents by address
ing r. " Pierce, 81 D., Buffalo, n Y. For sale at drug
stores Dr. Perce's private Government Revenue Stamp
4 on nnnh nnnkann Of tie nnnnlnn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-28
CTATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISrRICT S.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, On the 18th
lay of September, A. ID. 1870.
a. h. Evans Administrator OF the estate Of Curtis Has
kins, late Of Montpelier In Aaid District deceased
presents his administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree OF distr
button and partition Of the estate Of said deceased
WhepupOn, IL Il ordered by said Court, that said
count and said application be referred session there
he held at the Probate Office In said Montpelier,
the ith day Of Oci A. d. 1870 for hearing and decision
thereon aud further ordered that notice hereof
given 10 all persons Interested by publication OF the
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Watch
poer previous 10 said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear at said time and place aud cause
n any they may have, why said account should not DO
allowed, and such decree made.
BY the C0urt-Attest
1851 W. II. WHEELER Register.
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Hon. BIN. STEELE, Chier Jnoigc.


Hon. b. II. STEELE, Chier Juggc
Jon. G. W VI DwfvrtL. ,.,,,
Hon. josiah WooD, ''S'N''"' J""y'S'
Charles W Davenport rs samuel Keith This
was nm action for malpractice in setting Humeyn,
Of the Plaintiffs right arm, which was broken bv
Che falling Of limb Of tree, and which the de-
icndnnt undertook 20 set. but, ~ the plaintiff ale
legged, did ~ 10 SO hungling and unskilhl a man
nor that the bone mover united, and he has there
10y lost the use Of his arm The defendant claim
ed that he successfully set said arm and that from
the oth OF March to the 18th Of April the heal
ing had So far progressed that provisional cnl.
lous had formed, and that ON that day be exam
med 10 and " applied considerable force to ID.
md that IL was strong bot that in consequence
OF some latent disease Of the defendant. between
that time aud the 2sth Of said April, the provis-
ional cal1us became absorbed and broke down.
and hence the plaintiff had a useless arm. without
any fault ot the Doctors Jury disagreed. Ran.
Dali q Duunt aud johnson for plaintiff Fisk,
Carpenter aud Dillingham; for defendant
Norihfed Bank IS, James Cleveland, Jr This
WINS an action on the case against the defendant
Tor not lcvyng certain execution in favor OF
Che plaintiff against james $. Moore. (now de-
coascl) i'm bis lifetime, by reason Of which neg
lcci of Che plaintiff or his deputy. B + Dickin-
SON the plaintiff lost bis debt, amounting On
eighteen hundred dollars. Verdict for defendant
llcaton q Reed aud Dillingham; for plnintT C..
W Clark and I. =. Rclfcld for defendant
Jared kewmi- r, Enos Stiles This was an
action Tor Islander. On trinl Randall g. Durant
and j. r. lam.ln Cor plaintiff. llc1ton 4 Rood
and Dillingham; for defendant
Fmsr CoNoRpsloNAL Dprmcr.--Tho official
returns of votes cast at the september election
Zoo, up as follows
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-28
UNION b. WATERWAYS ESTATE

- The subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
orunlc Probate Court for the District Of Washing
ION, Commissioners TO receive, examine, and adjust all
claims aud demands Of all persons against the estate Of
smnn Is. Waterman, late OF Barre in said District de-
eeasod represented nsoyent and tho months
nom tho Gth day Of August 1870 being allowed by said
Court 10 the creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit and
prove thor respective claims beforo US Give notice.
that will attend 90 the duties Of appointment at
the dwelling house Of the late deceased in Barre said
District the third Tuesdays Of October and February
next at ten o'clock In the forenoon each Of said days
EDMUND X. MOVES, lc,..,.,
WARREN G. NYE, }N'nu''Ss"n'is'
Barre, September 10, A. u. 1870. 3j,G
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Q9r Mr.. Chester W. Merrill, of this village,
has been admitted to tho bar, at the present term
of our County Court. We understand that Mr..
Merrill intends praeticng in Cincinnati. We
hope that success will follow hiu in his chosen
field of professional work, and that he will well
sustain the honor of the name he bears,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-28
JACKS EsTATE-Tb

Il Subscribers having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court the District washington Com
moncrs to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF Hiram
Jack late Of Plainaeld, In said District, deceased,
represented insovent and tile term Of six months from
the th day Of Sept 1870, being allowed by said Court
10 tho creditors of said deceased 10 exhibit aud prove
their respective claims before us Give notice that
will attend to the duties Of appointment Mt tho
dwelling house Of Edwin II, Foster in Plainaeld on tho
fourth saturdays Of October and February next at
o'clock In the afternoon, each Of said days.
STEPHEN SPENCER, (c,.,
SOLOMON BARTLETT, COMPASSIONATE 4.
Painheld, September 20, A. u. 1870. $685.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WANHiNuibN Bfrihitif %.
In Probate Court, held al Montpelier within aud for
said District the IA day Of September A. ID. 1870.
John \ Ayres. guardian Of James Finn son OF Cor
neus Finn late Of Berlin, In said District, deceased,
makes application 70 aid Court for license 10 sell n o
following described real estate OF his said ward 10 witt
all his right and Interest In tho real estate Of which said
deceased died SEIZED In said Berlin including homestead
aad DOVER aad reversion Of DOVER representing that
the sale thereof for the purpose putting tho proceeds
VI such sale at interest Investing the same In stocks
or real estate would be beneficial TO said ward
NhcreupOn, Il Is ordered by said Court that said az
count and said application be referred 10 session there
Of 70 be held at tho Probate 0lee In sad Montpelier
on the 18th day ofOet A. ID. 1870 for hearing and do
csion thereon and It further ordered, that all persons
Interested DO notified hereof BY publication OF the same
three weeks successlyely In the Vermont Waterman
state Journal newspaper published at Montpelier.
previous to said time appointed for hearing that they
may appear al said tune aud place and " they soc
cause, object thereto.
by the Ccqrt.--Attest,
ga9 W. II. WHEELER Register.