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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
EXTRACT FROM ELECTION LAWS.

SEC. 90. No person shall be allowed to vote
except at the polls held in the election district
where he resides nor unless his name is en-
rolled on the poll list where he offers his vote in
such district nor for local or representative Of
fcers, unless he shall have had his residence for
thirty days next preceding within the terrific
rial limits prescribed for the election Of such Of
fcers. If any person enrolled on the poll list,
whose vote shall be objected to on the day of
election by any qualified elector, shall be proved
to the satisfaction Of the Board of Judges, either
by his own oath or by the oath of any other
qualified clector and householder of the district
or by other clear and competent evidence, not to
be legally qualified and entitled to be enrolled
on said pol list, or if it be proved MS aforesaid
that he is enrolled on more than one poll list
when he offers his vote, or otherwise not legally
qualified to vote at such election, his vote shall
be rejected. The Board of Judges and Board of
Registration, and each member and officer there
of shall cause to be carefully taken down and
preserved in the office of the Clerk of Elections
all the alidayits and a brief statement or record
of the substance of the oral testimony taken be-
fore them or either of them, either in relation
to the right and qualification of any person to
vote, or to have his name enrolled on the poll list
j. w. PHILBROOK,
Clerk BOARD of Sunnrvisor5
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
3trths.

In Weaveryille, August 9th, the wife of John
Hyde, of SON.
In Weaverville, August 2sth, the wife of Geo.
Hindley, of a son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03

MANY suffer rather than take nauscous medi.
cine. All such, who suffer from coughs, colds,
irritation Of the bronchial tubes, and tendency
to Consumption have in Dr. Wistar's Baisam Of
wa Cherry remedy as agreeable to the palate
MS eiiectual in removing disease. 3435
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
G28 Gifts in all...

After paying the expenses of the entertain
mcnt, and making the distribution of the gifts,
as above announced, the balance will be ap-
Piled to eXtinguishing the present Indebtedness
of the Mercantile Library Association.
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction of the Board OF
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association
assisted by Supervisory Committee, selected
from Ntate, City and County officers, and we'll
known citizens of San Francisco.
Holders of tickets to which gifts may be
awarded will receive the same on presentation
of such tickets or coupons to the Business
Agents of the Board of Trustees, at their Office,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03

OBJ WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Exc
~ cpted at this Office in neat manner and at
reasonable rates
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
POLLING PLACES.

Polls open at the same places as last year, un-
less the Officers of Election find il necessary to
change the place of voting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
@arria9ss.

AT Douglas City, August 3lst, 1870, by A.
r. Earle, Esq, Mr.. AMOS II. MARSHALL to Mas.
EMMA r. ALLEN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
1faths.

Near Weayerville September lst, 1870, JOHN
WILLIAM, son Of Charles and Pauline Hanna
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
A SEW HCAEsE.

We arc rejoicing in the possession Of new
three thousand-duar aearsc, the most expensive
thing "f the Kind ever constructed. 1t is COW
cred all over with carving aud gliding aud is Of
such Il respleudcnt nature thnt even Chicago
through "a representative cdtUr-went into ecs-
mcic3 at its unique appearance. They are ugly
things ut the best and it seems almost impossi-
bic to build them Otherwise for this death
couch with all the money that has been spent
on H. looks even more uncomfortable than those
in ordinary use.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03

can't pretend to give even a resume Of all the
Convention that have hecn in session during the
week. The Democrats have completed a very
fair ticker, but are very far from confident Of
victory The Republicans have not yet decided
whether they viii nominate, and it is wickedy
rumored are waiting for financial arguments to
decide The question. The Taxpayers Unions
nominees are so far rather weak and not likely
to achieve great deal The anti Chinese Con-
yenton-I was going to wrte-disgraces itself
By its disordcrIy proceedings as nothing
else could be expected from such delegates it is
more proper to say, jusifes the expectation Of
iis adyersaries. They talk of presenting a mu-
nicpal ticket, and if they get through fighting
before election day, may do so. ScRlBsLER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14

and light; and portion Of the side walks. made Of sssx
increasing the ght 10 the subway that II w th
respect be far better lighted than the basement stOr
nov on tue street The existing vaults may be rsbaa
uhuer the lower sidewalks. The 20 he carried
through the space between the two middle tracks ana
lhs wafer and gaspipes between the other tracks Ts
WAFER ahd gas-pDes may DO suspended over tho ,dss
"alk'' as Is done In tho sewers Of Paris"
inc motive power is assumed 10 be steam. but Com
pressed air is spoken or Should steam be used I, .
proposed 10 supply the locomotives with AZ cr,,
LOCALITIES and thus avoid necessity for appli,,.
whereby the exhaust steam III the tunnel nav ~ s'
charged ~ ''"J DC hs
The plan OF construction cOniemplates no lu,.,-.,
to travel nor viii II Interfere greatly win ~. uPuon
business on BIoadWay series OF parallel BRIDE. -,
DE nsed. "hch viii allow vehicle n stand opuo.,a @
building win room sufficient for f1nr other m $50.
the one tine. Al surplus materials VIII be carrd -
through INC subway. Tho average rate OF proore.. -
the Work wonld be about lneai ward a dsy ~ sssa
place OF working, and 70 complete fo road I'M i9 80
It'iu.i5 it'o oP"iinRs 10 tho milo. Rock - 10 hs
qnaiFed out, nor blasted. The estimated cost Of hs
h oau - s1'y'OVG he There plan also lad
broadway at Cdnast, but tins did not receive aso,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
COMMON PLRAs-spEcr,L TERM.

Before Jitdge Ddiy.-Frdudulent Ndfurqlis1.
tion.-Last Friday Mr.. Adolph schefel, slrucea
merchant, appeared before Judge DAILY 10 Ohialn In
naturalization papers, aud German, named Anthony o
Chrome, came forward witness. He was recognise
By one of the Court officers the Identical person yh
had two DAYS previous, acted as witnes. under TIE
name OF Miller. strict examination revealed tie lac,
that he had no personal knowledge OF Mr. Schcfe I've
latter explained that lie ignorant Of the rule. II
naturalization: had met Gfrone IN the city Hail. who told
him that no would become his witness. or course the
witness was rejected 1t appeared further that the oth
man for whom he was a witness gave hls residence a
No 80 Washington st. and upon going there II was found
to be a coal-yard.
on Saturday Chrome was again brought before Jufp
DAILY, and stated that he formerly lodged at No. = lI
tert, but low lodged at the Pacific Hotel No n
In the BOwcry, under the name OF Miller which vas ~
mothers name, his real name being Chrome lie r..
quested leave 10 search for the citZeB for whom no
pearcd witness, in order that he might bring IN
utO court 20 show that he acted In good faith Jgdn
DAILY granted the request informing him II lac failed ns
law would be enforced against hIm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oyy,cv

The HOWdrd COunierfciting Case. Bcno,,
Howard, charged with Obtsning counterfeit o,ecsa.
revenue stamps for IN hs business as match ns,
facturer. has been brought before Comnl orer sfi.
on second warrant and held IN $1,000 bail for eYanna
ton.
Colulterfcu 9Y.-C0mmission shlelds las, Gain.
day, held for examination young German named CA
Schmidt' VINO lives m Bayar1-st. aud l.. CHARGED .ta
having passed counterfeit so Market National Pax
note upon lager beer dealer named SCHNEIDER d,lp,
business IN the oVcry The accused told Assistant DI,
trict.Atorney Purdy that he had passed the b, Tor
man named George Brown but that ne was unaware Of
It's character at the time.
Fast Youths DiSrkGrged.-C sloner Shields. "a,
OF jurisdiction, has discharged Arthur Lewis ami
Frank Speer the two youths whose exploits in opening
letters and attending sporting exhibitions got then nts
trouble with their employers Their Ofese was i0nnI
20 come under the State criminal laws Lewis has bees
sent to the TrusBt Home by his parents.
Contradictory Eridenee Gl The Neptune CGse-On ea,ui.
day the tedOu. examination the oi Capt Peal ody
Of The Neptune wasresumed before Commissioning SHIELD,
William joyce one OF the complainant, ayerrCd that thu
Captain had fired pistol at him, aud that the ball lad
whtled past ms head He sId that ihcrcH 10 proyos
ton for the shooting g. Brady. fret mate OF the Nep
tune, Luther Thompson, John Mcintyre, JacoD NNls.
and George WerbeT, all sal0rs, gave testimony ~ aVa
Of the Captain directly and positively cOntrad!cns al
the statements made by the witnesses Tor TIE process
ton The examination was then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
CRIMINAL

Before Justice Ledwith. at Esseh , n.' held
Police Court Oh Saturday, Iva nNh,S ,or,,irug ~
to answer the larceny OF pceketuvrA Fanrh 4 -.
from Margaret Bender, OF No 10 49, s,, M drug
Ethan Cusry was committed on t,' p s The
pistol at Charles Howard Of tS West re' iihea BHgq
are rival house naiuters Yesterday isao' ~ = C.n
and Amand. Tbnmnson we're sent DcOfc He .,,,,sYsei
miSsioners for having attempted 10 P'S'
money upon Mr.. CsrrahaL ...,gn,,
At Jefferson Market Police Court, fSsstI'.h lsd
- Tustirc sbandley. Thomas Dunn az hi. fos
ocnd ~ wns held for eNaminaoni III - F,,Sci, Lese
b1ytnS broE,n into the BILLIARD saVV ,yring Tso tea
a Ebst early yesterday NOR me prl.ouel az
AZ NO IL orauu and Carter were wiz ,,s Who he I'D
named Sars.'n i'm the arrival Of ihe I.e,sd ped
me Time, pua ,ha Gulding the two ~. e,t LA hat
wv M .V,so der Dunn peaNu k,5,nany thepi aud
bis no,Uipnn,. compelled hih ,rL formerly a6omss.
then ef him m tn areh NJ Vim IlntI Of No
TIC lnthe employ Tor examination on ' an me slh d
Flfy hrstst VIZ nsxsn A. tdeuly deeaipsa She was ar
OF the latte, with ciotLins valued 81 ~ the TweneD
No.env ~ saturday by oheer D. s1i West Tsst udsy
rested on Mfr George Post 81 NJ y. so ,n,su and
ar comp "nora ,tfrsteu the lnms,e an
night tno Tho men we're reprhh anu, ys ~ AiaoA"'
seven yomen were cVmmt'ee -
aud t,o ,,.stsrdsy, l~-
,hs Tombs Police Courm, y,h shay. Niche
,ore Justice noeah " ,,rsnnnn on chars ~ Sepp.
Picl cyl ~" nm saturday evening centre st, drink
assault the Lager beer saloon 80 The accused anu
and singing Nthous the Germans, ~ Mo n
number OF olhoi.ss ysapons VIM Mlihoss ~ No.
tuuhlcrs, ahu " Wst,man and Henry senav' the cad
W Itv beaten aud hleken aoV wooldrdgs
FrstNl ,"1ly Can't Jourdan ahu ", committed. =.
face anu ,ns prisoners. aud tney Arthur UoodN,,
arrrs''u ,stsrlay Michael DartAhh., roar VI lhon~
Early Je'Wf.isyy,te broke into 'no '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
rs COVRT-EAsrERN DISTRICT.

T.. s. agt The Steam Tug LCnor-This Si
was brought by the OF the ship Corsica 10 recd
81 600 for alleged injuries sustained by the above az
through the alleged carelesness nc0mpetency on ~
part OF the hands in charge Of the steamug Lenoz
appears thar the trG-hoat LenoN was employed tows
the Corsica from pier 81, East River. New York SIDE
Greenpoint, and through the alleged careless 90
competency OF the employees Of the tug. the Cotn
struck against pier the Brooklyn side. ard NsS
ured i'm Inc above amount The defense admits that s
vessel was injured but claims that the tug was ntse
the control of the commander OF the SHIP, and NOT asu
nIantAs claim the ship under tho control oi tue 'eS
judgment Will be rendered to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
SUPREME COURT-CHANEERs.

Decisions by Judge Mgrdham.-Wheeler at
sickles ct al.-MotOn granted. Robertson agt Rohet
sen-Reference ordered TO report whether any amosI
should be allowed and II 40 at what rate and what cosn
sci fee is proper. Freeman agt. Fry.-Motion DENIED
Clarke ct al. agt. Heydecker et al.-MOtiOn granel
Richter Ct al act. Doubleday ct al.-MotiOn densi
FullgrafP ACT. Worlds Paper stock Co-Mot.On denied
Reid act Re!d-Report OF Referee confirmed, and 1df
ment declaring marriage null and void. Adams al
Stresse-MotOn to vacate order OF arrest denied BOT
bail reduced 10 1900. McElrath et al agt Warner-As
tion granted with leave TO defendant to answer IN
DAYS on payment OF $40 costs. Foley agt shanghIsy-
Order settled Richter ct AL agt. Doubleday ct S-se
ton denied Kremelberg ct al agt. Hail. Motion grant
ed with leave TO defendant 10 serve an amended an.s
I'm 10 days on payment OF costs OF motion. Barron A.
agt Iagrave-MouOn granted, on defendant giving NJ
usual stipulation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
THE ARCADE RAmwAY-REroEr OF THE EYGr

The New-York Arcade Railway Company has
received report from It's Board Engineers George H.
Mcclellan. William J. McAlpiue, Z. L. vlelc. W. Adams
Sylvester Sweet |. +. Quimby; and John d. Jarvis
Iheso assume the general plan OF construction To be-
foo, inc excavation OF subway street with sidewalks for
passehgers at general level twelve feet below
she grade OF the present sdewaks mud between these
whi,h ,s central roadway three feet lower 10
nidi. 800 y. DC placed four railway tracks, the tNo
powsr uessned for fast moving trains by steam
terror iacE Nv intervals of perhaps mile and twOcf
n.c, W. uesgned for local or shorter travel and
ported ON e" ,"st trains tho upper street TO sup
i, ahd gtrteru. with arches i,rt w,en aud
l'v,v" win road-bed and paNement az nm, most
VI liz '"nH,' uctoh An aroa spaca az ,ix feoJ
"m'u auacoht To tho buudngs to DO ft rn, u.,ilati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
SUPERIOR couRr-spncrAL rrRx.-Drcrro~

By judge Spencer.-IIovey ct al. agt Rubber
TIN Pencil Co -iniunclon vacated without costs C.s
lin ct al agt stern-Moton 10 yacate order Of arrest
denied. Leave to serve supplemental answer as pre
posed granted.
BIZ Judge Jones-wister agt. Matthevs-Motnn ~
eating order granted with go costa Bishop agt Bishop
Motion granted and referee appointed 10 take eTdenos
OF cashier &c. Marx agt Ritter.-Motion granted 90
payment 81 $40 costs Samuel agt. W L. Tel Co-Noton
denied. Bishop et al agt. Empire Transportation Co.
Motion denied Gurbe ACT. Kuster.-Mo'lOn granted and
cause referred. Livingston Manufacturing Co agt Hop
kns-Moon granted and cause referred. Br.dgevatsf
Paint and Color Works agt Wctmore.-JGdgmen' lor
plaintiff with SO costs. Cassebeer agt Schleicher-st
zion denied without costa Turner 81 al ACT stewart Il
al-Judgmeut for plaintiff with costs. and SO eoss q
notion Cornell at. Kcndrcks.-MOti0n granted aaa
cause ref, rred Fatman et a. ACT. Reade-Deisaa
opened on terms. Judgment TO stand as security
able or adjourned until Saturday stand over until oiS
a 10 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
United STATES SUPREME COURT

q. H. Fincke agt. The Steamer FdrJdnli:,.-
Libel filed by the owner Of the brig Santiago against ~
steamer TO recover damages for a collision which Q.
Cured of the Highlands OF New-Jersey between u ~
IL o'clock the night OF the 9Th OF June, 1906 lns
Tense was that the brig changed her IN the sse
direction the steamer did which led 10 the col 10
ton In such cases there would not have been SD
result. Only the mate OF the brig witnessed the con
sion and was examined He insisted that the coUrs
the brig was not changed, but the Circuit Court iosa
that tho weight OF the evidence ia favor of ~
steamer and the decree OF the District Court IN fly1s
the brig was reversed and the libel dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
sURRoGATE's coURT-KNGs Cousrr

Letters of administration were granted ~ ine
estates Of the following named persons MargaIeI ~
thews Ann Thomas John McCanOD, julia stanton ~ s.
odore j. MERCER William Mahoney Alice Delh,,, c.l
Il. McKiernan, Patrick Gordon Anna ko!er IN y, ~,
aghan Mary j. Stead, and Behlamln Ssra,, ISs
CIV of Brooklyn, and Wallace Barry OF CbeSkT -,
tiers OF administration, with the VII hhl ~ Broos
granted In the estate II MariE A. 6esen. Dlscp
lyn and letters issued in the estate OF ue0Ise +"
bury, deceased, were revoked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS BSsRrr'o,'
Before Judge Bldtchtord. During tnr wee srt
ending March y, discharges IN bankruP.'' "''
by Julius L. Adams and Abraham Moore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14

Smith back Birdsall says ON Falirfton's s1y
geston that he should have him back came back
under this protection. which this represe the
United States said lie could give However got back
aud had this interview. What occurred In that private
where they were, they say, think, tome three
quarters Of All hOurf What occurred In that private
room. In that interview after his return from Canada
not advised have only the fact OF that private
versatiOn In that private room. Then here comes
another thing quick following IT, On the 10th. Brsall
Boston, aud he remains In Boston until tho
the 3Oth he returned home That tho last day ~
June. These dates aro very Ogical-that tho lat
day of June. Now, what had happened between that
private interview ut Birdsas house aud Brdsalls TO.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-01

one new name, Mr., Blake,y on the east
side of the Bemis Building. Mr.. Blake,
ly will carry ON the tin business, and
comes to US with good reputation. We
understand that all of The new signs are
from the establishment of NJ. V. b. Hur-
ley, and they certainly reflect credit both
on his skill and taste.
Brooks PoSr No. % DEPARTMENT
OF VERMONT G. A. R.-The officers elect
Of this organization were installed in due
form on Tuesday evening, June Dist ult.
The roster is as follows:
Post. Commander, Hugh Henry.
Sen. Vice Commander, III. ID. Bud
long.
Jun, Vice COMMANDER, H. A. Miller
Post Adiutant, II. A. Chaplin, Jr.
Post Q. Master, 0. Ellis.
Post Surgeon, j. o. Smith.
Post Chaplain, Rev. A. b. Flanders.
Sergeant Major, w. V. B. Hurley.
Q. M. Sergeant, L. f. Thompson.
Officer of the Day, j. S. Adams.
Officer of the Guard, f. p. Mather.
Comrade S. Day was appointed 1. S.
and Comrade j. Thornton, D. S., for the
ensuing six months.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-01

CHEsTER.-Mai. Rounds is slowly
but steadily recovering from his injuries.
The children of the town have had a
season of enjoyment. On Saturday the
18th ult. the scholars of school district
No. 20, under charge of their teachers
Miss Hubbard and Miss Sprague visited
Prospect Hill for pic mic, and the
Doctor threw his flag to the breeze in
honor of the occasion and RECALLED the
children with bcuntiful supply of lem
onade, in appreciation of which they
favored him with some beautiful songs.
Sunday the 18th ult. was observed as
Floral Sabbath at the Universalist
Church. The pulpitwas festooned hand
somly with flowers and the tables near
the desk were loaded with boquets, all
the children of the Sabbath School bore
boquets-it was service specially for
them-and Rev. Mr.. Foster preached a
short, practical, instructive sermon from
the text My God my strength in whom
| will put my trust" The occasion was
good both for the young and old.
Depot Square is winning honors on
new signs, we notice several very hand
some ones lately put up, among them,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-01
The County Convention.

The Union republican county conyen.
ton at Fayetteville, ON Tuesday was the
most thorough business convention we
ever attended. Not speech or word
Tor ounknm was uttered from beginning
to end, and both sessions did not occupy
over an hour and thirty minutes. In
making the nominations the delegates
presented their favorites in brief terms.
emitting the usual fulsome and meaning
less panegyrie. The nomination for sher-
ut was surprise, and to none more so
than to Mr.. Phelps who received the
nomination, as well as to most Of those
who voted for him, as not word was or
could be said against the present incum-
bent. He had been sheriff for two
years, and the convention were against
establishing a four years term, at least
that is the way We interpret it. In a
business point of view it was a model
and we hope the two new SEN
atorial candidates will bear it in mind
as an example when they come to DELHI
crate for the people in the State Senate
next October.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-01

READNG.-A Mr.. Adams, formerly
of Putney we believe had so far recov-
cred from recent illness, fever, as to
visit his father-in-law in Reading, Mr..
Asa A. Burnham, where he seemed to
have some kind of relapse, affecting the
brain, as on Monday night Of last week,
he got up and went to the barn where
he took chisel and beat his head in a
very severe manner, and cutting many
gashes in his forehead and face. DIR.
Robinson of Felchville was sent for and
he was finally brought to his senses after
considerable time in which he had no
knowledge of what had happened. 1t
was OF course case of temporary de-
rangement, and his friends will be glad
to learn that at last accounts he was once
more in fair way of recovery.
Lewis Megrath, recently had his shout
der badly injured by the falling of
limb, while chopping in the woods.
The Messrs. Bailey have nearly COM
pleted the rebuilding of their dam wash.
ed away by the great freshet of last De-
tober. Mr.. Eugene w. Wilkins while
at work on this dam recently had one
foot considerably injured by stone roll
ling upon it.
On the Goth ult Clarence NJ. Sprague
fell from Carlos Hawkins dam striking
on the rocks about ten feet below, put
ting one thumb out of joint and break
ing both bones of the left leg about half
way between the knee and ankle.
On the I'd ult, Mr.. Frederick Shedd,
while mending fence, was severely injur-
ed by the falling of tree, which struck
him on the head. For some time he was
insensible, but is now recovering.
The hail storm of Monday of last
week, was quite severe in some parts of
of the town. AT South Reading it was
beyond any precedent for many years,
doing considerable damage to corn, &c,
while glass ratified generally. Mr.. North
had 20 lights broken in his house, Chas.
Davis 30 in his and Henry Austin so,
besides smaller number in many other
houses. In "a lighted window of
Charles Davis house every pane was
/ broken but three.
Mr. Martin Stowell and wife celebrat-
ed their tin wedding on the 10th ult,-
A good number of friends were present,
and appropriate presents, choicesinging,
brief remarks and happy occasion pre-
vailed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-01
benjamin. Howe. E.,n,c.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WEsTMISsTER, IS. within and for said
district To all persons interested in the estate of
BENJAMIN HOWE late of Townshend. in said
district. deceased: GREETING.
YOU are hereby notified that Aurelius C. Howard.
j executor of the will of said deceased. has filed
his petition in the Court here. setting forth that il
will be beneficial to all persons interested in said
sell all the real estate of said for the
purpose of dividing the proceeds the persons en-
titled 10 the and has prayed for license sell
the said real estate at public auction or private sale
and has brought into court the consent of all the
heirs and devisees residing in this such sale.
And you further notified that said Court will de-
eide upon said application at special session there
of TO be held at the Probate Office in Townshend. in
said district on the 18th day of July 1870 at which
you shall see cause. c. B. EDDY. Register.
June "a. 1870, 1928