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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09
(NO. 400
ny TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
ID STATES.
a.

no. 100
ny TIE PREsIDkNI OF THE UNITED
ID STATES.
PROOLAM NATION,
In pursuance Of Law, /, Ulysses g. Grant, President
Of the United States Of America, 20 hereby declare
lands vii be 6Sld az the SadsnSntion isnd oiess
In the stats Of Minnesota, At the Poods hsTotaAfsT
AZ he Land Once At ST. Cloud. Minnesota, oem.
mslolnE on MONDAY, JAnuATy u, 1913, los abe sale
town ships and plItS q tS%ushlss VIZ
HeIih Of base linO and west Of fourth pdnslPL
SoSnshIvs g and s. in r,nEs2y
NoTth OF base li1O and vest Of afth principal msr.
dian
ToTBshiDs iaB and iS6, Of range ..
Township lgt, Of TapEs -.
Tew9.hiRs w and isl' q IangsG p.
Townships rs, l8s, lJg and 40, Of ranEsa @.
Townships lss, iSs and 10, Of range So
msSoiPS on aSSDEY Jsnu1y u.s. i5f he ' sso
OF timber !Ands not previously disposed Of IN ths
aforementioned townships aud paTta Of tOWnhhlps,
North Of base line aud west Of aith principal me.
ToWnAhips 49,, lgs, 10y, and 10, 10 TAhEogi
Townships 1877, Is, tI4, and llO 10 range 81.
Townships Isl, lIs, lla, aud ~, ia rSnEoG
TOWnGhiDs ~ ~, lGai Iad ltO, IN rGnsoR,
All lands held at double Slaiuaaa price will bs die,
posed Of At not less thAn two dollars aud hfty
viii DO disposed Of a. not less than ouo dollar and
tTsn,y.hTe cents PeT 4SIe, Isl.26D
Indian military Hnd other purposes, reserved for
railroad purposes, will DO excluded from this sale
The Offering OF tho above lands will b. commenced
on the days ApDolntOd and will proceed in the order
| ia which they are adyeTtissl untn the whole shall
have been offered aud the sales thus closed but no
sale shall be kopt longer thAn two Net h. and
private OntTy Of Of the lands will be admitted until
after tho expiration Of the two weeks.
IAss Of sectional Hub-dlvHona are In the hands OF
the local oioerr and viii be op0n for tho oKAminAt ton
| Of those desiring 10 purchase
Giysa 9adST ~ hand, - ibS city Of Washington,
u, s. GRANT,
rTSSldent Of the United States
BY The PrGSldsnt;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

| ''' WasHiNdioa, b d, oolobSr n, Is71.
IN thu petitlop OF kdmund BlEslOW, OF spring,
hSld. AbssaGhulstts, PRAYING i9I the eItePsion Of
A psiant granted " ulll the 18th dAgot JAnnATy,
isa ADD Tissuod 90 The Bta dag OF August h6l, for
~ Improvement Ia SODA v ateT AppAratuai
all IL that tho testimony In tbs gAho ~ cloed
I'M me slth day a December neIt that the time for
MING uInSnts aud tue hIAmn0Ia report 30 limited
40 the ~ day OF January net, and tat aAd potiton
10 hoard % the bth dAY OF lAnnAIy merit
AM person MAJ oppose this oEtensiqn. ,,..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD.
On and StcI October :, is71, the traIus on Tits
will DO run fpilowss
Tha natl train will leave Alexandria dciy, creep
buudeT, at 20 n ~; arrive At BossbuTE At n a.
and Hanilton At II ~ Lave Hamilton at y % ..
n, aud bsstburg Al u IS p. and arrive Al AeIEn
dra AtB.lb y. 10,
The Gcoommo5at alton train will leave Alexandria
daily, except sunday, at o. m, ADD arrive At Lees
burg at rs y. m. Leave LoosblIE At N. and
Tiys At Alexandria ats.lia. m.
The tb 10. TAIN from Alexandria and " 20 D. IN.
ttain from Hamilton connect a. Hamilton with
kemp's daily limo Of Coaches fe- PufCBttilo Bnlck
srsvillo, Bsrryvls ard WibchsstUF also, with
Rsamsrs us Of Goa oheH, which leave foeabufG daily
for Adds add MikieburE.
Communication tlotGts, three epntl per mile.
Annual Itch ota, so, u. II. HANENETI
noy1u General Ticket A gent.
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PROPOSALS E0E, PRgPgISd IN TnE

DROPOSALS FOR DRED0iNG IN THE
JAMEB RIVER,
UEIIED STArIs ENdtNEERB OTTtCE,
THIRp SroRN UNIoF BANK BUtIDfNU,
fAYETTE, FEAR CHARLES STHHEr,
BALTIMORE, Nd, nov, 4, tb71.
Proposals for drodginG In the james river, near
Richmond, Va, wilt be received until noon Of De
osmbCr T. iNl The rlElt " reject AnS bid 10 70
served.
Blant forms. specification and any desired inior.
nation 10 be had on Apptiotti0uA vt this cf1ae
WA, z. ORAIGHILL,
poVb hailr Of Ne Einssrr, u. \. A.
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OFFcE A. q, g., FoRT MoHENR ND, Nov, /, ls7l,
Sealed proposals., 10 duplicate, will bO received at
this once until II O'clock a. the o0th instant for
furnishing Fresh Beef required b. the eubslstanoe
Department u. Il. A., at this station during ala ~
months, common cling January l, 1878,
Information as to conditions quality Of bsef, pay.
nonts, do., eau DO obtained by application to
o., Il. MILE,
Fiat Lieutenant, Fourth U. s. ARTILLERY, A, q. 5.
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A LgX4EDHIA AND, .WAsHINGTns
II kAkRfbTS(k4Nm,K kkkEFHISwSkSYpHiA AND

DEPOT OORNRR Sixth AND Il sTREETA
Loca trains for Alexandra leave a. tnllouui TaS,
GlB, HIS a m, a. . %, % y. m, II - pm.
Local trains FROM AaHsndTA arrive - fellows 6iA,
'Biys, 10 30 o. M, %, ais, g. 3 o. m "a r, m.
Trains marked thus connect with Itruins wash
inHton and Ohio railroad
QuANTIUO scoommodAtina loatss WAAhhlkton
9t1B a, m, daily, except Supdtg.
GRKAT SOUTHERN EMPRESS, via Riehmond.
leaves WAshibE ton lib y. n., daily, except bun.
Through tlelots 10 oil points South Apd Southwest
for sale At the oihCe corner Sixth and PennsyVAniA
Avenue, whore passengers leave orders Tor
BAEEAEs to be check cd At All hotels and teudsnoos
bSOu <. B. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent
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7 ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
II RQUlPAGE.

7 ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
II RQUlPAGF.
DEPOf QUARTEhMAsrER'E OTTICE,l
PHILADELPHIA, October g, 1871. ! -
Will be sod At pablo suction, at the bobuylEin
Arsenal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, cgmmsneipE on
wEDkksDAY, December T. is79, q 10 o'clock ., m,
under the direction OF Captain Y. A. AlSood. Mui.
tATy St0teksspsr, United States Army lATlo quAn.
CAMP sb6 TAfiisSn RdStS' ge toSsistib 10 part Of
lb.OoO Cavalry And Light ARTILLERY Jackets
16,OO InfAntTy Goats
b,OQO Pairs TruWseTa.
f3OOD Pairs Boots.
$4,000 Pairs Bootess.
1900 Hat Feathers.
1919 Yards Worstsd And SILK Lace.
leJo0 Brass letter. Es Elss, dressed Oannons, 40.
5000 Pairs b. asa Scales.
And VAHs Us other Artioer, Inc udug large quantity
Of Wooden, Cotton, Linen and Rope Outings
The terms Of tale will ba stated In the Catalogues,
which can be obtained At tGs once, At tbs SehuJl
kill Arsenal, or At the AuoLio rooms Of hesstA ~.
Ih6mas Sons, Nos E9 and iii south Fourth street,
PhiAdelphla. l.. Z. EAhfUh,
Assistant QlATteTmAstor General Unltod States
Army. nos
INOVERNMEhT SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
QUARrERNAsTERs OFFTcEl
foRr GlBsOE, l. T., Oct. ., ls1l, I
WIN be offered Tor safe. At public Auotion on the
nh day Of N1vgmboF, lsIa, the remaining portion Of
Iron bridge, belonging to toe United btAtea, att
oIosslnE Of tho PortSau river, known a. the TeGAa
and Fort ATbuok8 oTOasng and about sI miles ftOin
Terms cash JAS BKLGFR
noyt QuaTteTmasieF u. \. Army.
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MOTOR TO PRE.KmPrION OLAIMANTS.
Hyery person ontled 10 tho Tight OF presumption 10
any Of the lands within tho townships and aTta OF
tOHushlps Aboge enumerated Is required establish
the tame To the satisfaction Of the Registers and Re
oelvera of the proper land Ocea, Aud make payment
therefor 5000 practicable after HoeinH this no.
toe and boioro the day appointed for the commence
ment Of the public sale OF the lands emhTaoinE the
tract claimed; otherwise sueh claim will be forfeited,
WILLIS DRUMhDND
Commissioner Of the uOutrAi Land Once
nrIIl
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RALTIMORE IN .P0TONIAC RAIL

bsg-u E .. hOUND, 6eneral Passenger Agent
RALTInIORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
DEPOT ooREKE SIXTH AND STREETS
hOkfHWEbr.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAIEs ARRlyE AT
t3 an Niagara kIpross, it9 a. N, wsstsrF IL
s y 4 N. Baltimore Mail, az. '-'' sI'''' WV
,o dslily' w. ~ y a m. Mall daily sH.
gross DALI, accept Sun: Ii . a oTR;' &o,,orD FL.
S.J5p, m, Baltimore Ao- q p m BseIse Erpre-s,
oonmodatIon, daily, eI daily, except suudsJ.
s ~ >, m, Cincinnati NJ. 10 $50 p M. AooombDOds-
groas, daily, except Sun. n,dAllg except sunday
Is >. m, Western Fl. dsiiJ.oIssPS sSSdSy.
p'''' oA 'd sS. ioP R Ei mona sa 30. sSpi
Trains leaving washington ats5I a a. and I'5sp,
N. connect At bowie VII rains for Marlboro leaving
Bowie at L. N3 a. and b'll D. IN, arriving Mari.
b2To' At u - A. N. and BtlJ p, IN.
p No. 90 meet At bowie with trains leaving Marlboro
at 20 a. N. and , . D.
northwest corner sixth strest and Ponnsy sve.
nus, have their baggage called for ard checked
through tetts TO Cincinnati GoiSmGGs. r. dlSSap
Louls,iiio, 81 Louis, New oTlslns, ChehEo, OwAhA-
once Sixth and Pennsylvania avenue.
=. L. DuBARKY, General Superintendent
Il. b. YOUNG, GCuetal Passenger Agent
1872 p.rS svSSES3HAAifA noUqu 1872
10 ThH HoRTHWEsT, SOUTH. AND 'OUTB
% SBd after October a. liza, trAlns will Ioavo As
%IsDlinEtOh..... t;ls a. m BAltimOrO.......I "a m
" ...:..GS ON. ..."... sIG q I'm n
THE dEIiI n99iis1 m M ifitgf5tgE'
with elegant boonsry Palace stAtSTOom dSI and night
s,5s, With ned?rn improvements
ms 70 81 ;. IN. daily. sIo.gr Sunday, cc-tb-,st
dAiIJ,
Throush from BGtn. 81 Id YER And PITTH
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Railroads.
TnRRRTiSIiHI kIEE HET MA \ MtEs5iRkEdTo

THhPRHfE5A BEE 2NB INV %t y6Rk
Trsiqs bst-ssn Washington sod New Y5iE arc nov
T0R NEW 'YoRK, without obsara Of cars
lnAVs daily tcroept sunday az a. m, I, and
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily tsIeopt huod.il at a. m. !. and
ON SUNDAY.
Issye for New York ats 80 p. m, and Philadelphia
sioopirs o,r, for Eo~ York 90 - D. N. trslu 9ulJ
Bos &c Esi saga Gmso At al Yi sog
See BSiimorc and Obi, Railroad advertisement for
SSg AZ Rswoon "i'nlas9p Es.uTors Spol'
''d tho west ,.,,,r, Ns.,s, 81 y sAgi
IN COLI, gensral Tiose5 Acct.
"EO g. kOON1H, AE0nt, Washirg On. nos
BALrrmoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
wAsHygroS, nov. 3, p;a-
Tfalps be, vsan wksIIlN ron Aad BALT MORE
sod MAshlNGrUH ANDTJE WEST, ETo now
NV "" ron BALTIMORE
io''b' M I'D s'is w ~ f;RSSsg n
Leave daily, except subdty. A. { is, SIS, T. NJ,
anu , Fo ddS pRrssdHiPAL WAY sTATIoSs,
BisdSp,burr, Bsii vile L1aisI, hnnSHaiis Juro.
TO and HobJ Leave a. rs Is aud a m. ADD
'','' '"' " y "IiilR ANNArplIs
4, i q, I, st % a M. sn1 80 -. m. No trains
ron RNtfra6Rv
FOR WA hIAI loss,
Leave At 90 = snd . p N.
bDR a Id PAlt1S Ut TttE WISE
Leave DAILY, eiufp. hEtur1ay BUD suLday, At H.
9 10 q. m. and o slb and z o. ~.
% saturday 81 bsl5, so a. N and y. IN.
On sunday Al . rs aud IS D. m, Unly, con Meeting
~ RslaJ Station with tralna from Baltimore TOW htoi-
Ing, PaTksnburE ptttsbuTg, DO
For strasburE aud points between Rosy House And
oasS @h I st.Sufs sdd %iaSSSssS SSo6a@cd
tinn train.
Through tickets 10 the West can be had At tho
Washington station Ticket once all hours 10 tho
dAv.
For Nov York, rhIlsdslphlA and Boston, sss Advsr.
tlsomont o. Through lIno."
TuOR. r. SHARp,
Assistant Master Of TTAnspoftatl5n,
I. sIFt
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uovStd
pRoPosALs ron. CONCRETE sT0NK FoR
OOLUMBIA. .,

OgPICE or SUPERyIhNa ARcHTrfCT,l
TREABURY DEPARTMENT, November 3, 1874. !
Sealed proposals will DO received Al this once until
u NJ OF the 10th dsY Of November, l5 for
iTet u % umbia 90 feseTTGton No Is say SO cubic
yards more less, Of Granite, Limestone, OF other
hNTd durable Stone broken TO the Ee Of hens eggs,
and suitAblb for Concrete the whole to be delivered
Within forty days, Repaired BY ths progress Of the
work. or al such times thereafter may DO required
b. the Superintendent OF a. much h9onsr a. may DO
desired by the contractor.
A wharf win he erected on the premises, tho use Of
which will be- AloHed the ocntTantoI free Of charge
HAeh proposal to DO Aooompaniodb by sample Of the
stone In ended 10 10 furnished,
Proposals. will be made by tho oublo yard, end the
IN ,tsrial will be received b weight Tho weight Of
ysTd to DO AsceTtAned BIZ tbs superintendent By
measuring accurately and WelEhlDg tbs sane,
All bids mukt be made on the ptlnttd form, 10 DO
obtained al this oios, and must bO accompanied By
that tho BIDDER viii accept aud perform the contract
n awarded him.
the fisht 10 rciset any or all bids Is reserved.
Payments will be made monthly, dsdustlnE ten (l0)
per cent. until the comp lotion Of tho oOntIaoL
Proposals. must be enclosed In . sealed envelope,
IodoIssd Proposals Tor OonoTsls sione for the New
A. d. MULLErT,
novo eupeLyisllE AIehlleet
y RoPUBATB FOR FREsH BEEF.
OTFIoE A O.HI
FORT FooTE, ND, Nov l, ls7a
Sealed pTOposAlH, 10 duplicate Nnl DO received A.
tha Ofhos until u m December l. lh7l for furnish
ing the Fresh Rect required by the Subsistence De
paTtmsuI, Quilted States Army, at this Post for ElI
mouthF, conn onelnE JAnuArl |, lsfa
Information as TO ooudlt9ps, Quantity Of Beef, nay
mems. 40 can bO obtained BY Spglio1ti0g q
novI First Lieutenant oh ArtiilOTy. A. O.s.
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Proposals.
no FILE:DRI7KRs AND qUGRKYMEN:

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE FsdMEER, THIRD DIs'r,l
TOMPEtNsvILLE, N. ", Nov. 8, lga
Separate scaled proposals will be Lsoeiycd By the
undsrslRnsd uutil noon Of tho 2lth November, is79
lst For all the mAteral And labor for the consTuo
ton Of pile foundation and ~, For al material
ard labor io the construction Of the GgABlts psr
the Llghthouse 70 be b ~ on tho Middle Ground
NOR Hudson, Hudson River, New York; IN accord
anoe With plans aud spsohoatlons Tor tho same
which, with the form Of hid Ruaranty and all the In
formation required, will be fuTnlshsd application
j, q. WOODRUFF,
Cql OF EuEinsers, U. 4. A., EnEinOsr Third Light
post Oilss ~; No loq, Me- Yo,k ouy po,a
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SAtE At sIREEY EoRA E
is7g, AT 10 O'CLOCK 4. NJ
sIDNTY BARRACEg. MN

October 10, lisa I
Sir t) horses, a lot Of tools, clothing, camp and
Earrlson o9apARo, and miscellaneous LOT Of Quar-.
removed on day OF sale. W. W. ROGERS,
FiIS, Lieut. Hiath IBfAntrJ, A A. q. N.
IIoVKRNMRNT sALK
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

OFFICE Posr QUARTERMLETERl
OOLUMBIA,S b. o., October %, I572 !
WIN be sod at VubIio Aneiion At the QuaTiermAG.
tors btOrenouss, In Columbia, q, st 10 O'clock.
m, the 2Hh day OF November, tsl2, large lot Of
quArteImasteT's stores and clothing ard IquiEsEs,
consisting Of BlAhksts, BedsAekB, Mosquito Bare,
AAss, HAtohsts, Spades, 40, 4e,, ,,.r,.,,
Oeso Capt. sndM s.K.U. Army, x. ION.
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COrnwell & Sons.
y Il A s.

WE have JUST RRUFIvFD FROM CHINA
aud JAPAN, PKR PACIFIC Mail Steamer, To SAn
FTAnoif 90, hy RAIL TO New York, and steamer from
New York to Washington,
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HUN Wg WWNITTg
Assistant Master Of TTanspoftatl0n.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GE >. +. kObktE. GsnerAl AEnn'. noh
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-22
State News.

"A Republican Union Convention for
the first Congressional District is to be
held at Rutland tomorrow to nominate
candidate for Representative to Congress.
The following are the figures furnished
by the Treasurer of our State Fair :
Receipts, s5,923,96; Premiums paid,
s4,2S0,5 so expenses s2,624,6l deficit
sl,6ll, 10.
A new Sulphur Spring, has been dis
covered near the abutment of the new
railroad bridge in Swanton, which is said
to be superior in flavor" to the celeora-
ted Sheldon Spring water.
The republican conventinn to nominate
Congressman aud elector in the third
district will be held at Hydepark OF
Thursdaw, Oct. Oath. From present in
dications Ex-Gov. Hendee will receiv.
tbs nominations for Congress with it'll,
or no opposition.
The Republican Convention for tn,
nomination Of candidate for Congress
in first district. will be held at Rut
land, on Wednesday, Oct. 20, when tn,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-22

RIproN.-W. L. Cushman Esq, had
the misfortune to find two nice shotes
dead in their pen recently, They were
seen active and well short time before.
Mine host Battell gave dinner to
his friends and constituents on Saturday,
the 18th inst, which was rated by those
present a decided success About forty
lsurrounded the tables that were loaded as
you only iud where host and operatives
Of the culinary department understand
their business, and if any went away hum
cry theirs was the blame, not Joscph's
After all had partaken Mr. b. made a
few well chosen, judicous remarks, in
which he welcomed his guests aud gave
an outline Of what was doing aud had
been done at the legislature, flushing il
so neat manner AS to be greeted by
well merited applause. Whereupon Mr..
A. Wheeler was called up, who responded
10 his usual happy manner and closed
with the sentiment THAT since Joseph
is in the Legislature. we are sure to have
our BatteH every time" After which
the company adjourned to roll tenpins,
kick foot ball, or to discuss crops. poll
tics and things in general, and finally dis
persing to their homes well pleased with
the manner they had spent the day.
Our first hard frost was on the morn.
ing Of the 18th. Plowed land was frozen
nearly or quite an inch deep. The high
hills also We're white with snow, which
held on all day, Monday morniag, the
18th inst, snow in patches covered most
of the town.
The potato crop is light, poor and rot
ting to quite an extent. owing doubtless
to the continual wet in July and August
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-22
State of VermOnt-Addison County, IS.
HrSrr W. BREWSTER I'm chancery,
V. December

W December
ABSER WOODWARD ct al. Term 1872.
Whereas, Henry W. Brewster, Of Mddlebury,
in said County, has filed his petition in said court
against Abner Woodward of Shelburn Falls, in
the State OF Massachusetts,, and Willard Daniels
md others in the State of Vermont setting forth
that Franklin Hammer and Willard Daniels, on
the first day of August, 1868, mor.s aged to George
Y. Adams certain land situate in said Middlebuiy,
md described as follows "a certain piece and
oarcel of land with the buildings thereon stand
ing, known as the Union House, situate in tho
village of Mddlebury, and bounded as follows,
to wit: on the north lands of Marcia L. Soper
and lands occupied by Mrs. Abby Wainwright as
dover; on the east and south by the Addison
County Fair Grounds; and west by the highway
called Court street," with a condition for the
demption of the same on the payment of five GER
tain notes therein described.
And further setting forth that on the 10Th day
Of October, 1868, the said Adams assigned said
notes and mortgage to A. Dodman, Of Worcester,
in the State of Massachusetts,. Subsequently the
said Hammer conveyed half interest in said pre-
misses to Z W. Daniels. And the said Willard
and 4. W. Daniels conveyed said premises to NJ.
A. Munroe. And said Munroe mortgaged said
premises to said Willard Daniels. And said
Munroe conveyed said premises to II. +. Dean.
And said Dean conveyed said premises to said
Woodward. And said Woodward mortgaged said
premises to said Dean to Secure the payment of
o5UU. And SAID premises were attached on
claim against said Woodward in favor of W. G..
Weary. And on the 10th day of October, 1872
the executors of the last will and testament of A.
Dodman, deceased, assigned the said Hammer and
Daniels notes and mortgages to the said Henry
W. Brewster. And further setting forth that said
notes are due and unpaid.
And praying that said defendants may be fore
closed Of their equity of redemption in said pre-
nises said defendant, Abner Woodward, residing
without this State so that said petition cannot DO
served upon him.
1t is ordered that the said Abner Woodward be
required to appear on the first day of the next
stated term of said court. to be holden at Middle
bury, within and for the County of Addison, on
the second Tuesday of December, 1872, there and
then to answer to said petition, and for that pur
pose said petitioner shall to be published the
substance of said petition and this order three
| weeks successfully in the Middlebury Register,
printed at Mddlebury, aforesaid, the last Of
which publications to be at least twenty days pre-
vious TO said term of said court.
Dated at Middlebury, aforesaid, this 18th day
| Of October, A. D. 1872.
X. WAINWRIGHT, Clerk.
| STEWART ELDREDGE, Solicitors 81
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-22

Hon. G. W. Willard will probably be
nominated without opposition.
LAKE STEAMERS. The steamer United
States made her last trip for the season
Saturday. The Champlein Transporta-
ton Co steamers will hereafter leave
Burlington going north, at s p. m. and
goiugl south at $50 p. m. The Lake
Gorge steamers made their last trips
Saturday.
The Vermont Central has escaped
the new troubles with which it was
threatened by the effort of the Connect
cut River road to secure contro. OF the
Valley road from Bellows Falls the Brat.
tleboro, thus scvering the Centrals con-
ncction with the New London Northern
railroad. The parties who sought to gel
central of the Valley road raised the
amount which was thought necessary for
the purpose, but they have been some
what taken down by the discovery that a
new lease to the Central for 20 years
was taken out in 1871, so that their Ia
Dor has been thrown away.
We understand that the creditors Of
the Vermont Central railroad are sub
scribiDg literally to the new loan. A
large number of them came forward yes.
terday aud set down their names in sums
varying from $4,000 to $4,000. The
confidence of the community in the road
and its ability to pay in the future evi.
IDENTIFY is on the increase, from the large
orders for the purchase of stocks and
bonds in the hands Of brokers and from
the advance in prices to-day. The first
mortgage is closed at 80 to 90, the IDS
at IA to 10, the Vermont and Canada
stock at SO (bid), and the Ogdensburg at
| y to 75.-Boston Trareller. Oct,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-22
STATE OF vERMONT-District of

~ Addison IS.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, within
and for said District on the 18th day Of October,
A. D., 1872.
Charles f. Everts, administrator of the estate Of
REBECCA A. EVERTS,
late of Salisbury, in said district, deceased pre-.
sents his application in writing to said Court rep
resentng that the said deceased died seized and
possessed of certain real estate being an undivd-
ed ono eigth interest in the homestead, and revi-
sion of tho dover set to LUCINDA Boardman, late
Of Salisbury, in said district, deceased, from the
estate Of Norman B)ardman, late of Salisbury,
aforesaid, deceased TO the use Of which he, the
said Charles L. Everts, husband Of the said Rebec-
ca A. Everts deceased, is entitled by the curtesy
during his natural life, and that said interest
not be set out without damage to the heirs of tho
revision of said interest," and that it would be
conducive to the interest of all concerned to sell
said real estate and invest the proceeds for the
use of the said Charles Z. Everts during his natu-
raj life and prays said court for license to sell the
same for said purpose 1t is thereupon ordered
that said application be referred to a session of
said court to be held at the probate Office, in Mid
dlebury, on the 10th day Of November next,
uS12), for hearing thereon; and it is further or
lered that notice be given to all persons interested
by publication of this order three weeks success
'ively in the Middlebury Register, n newspaper
printed at Middlcbury, previous to said hearing,
that they may appear ut said time and place, and
'how cause, II cny they may have, why sad Ii
;ense should not be granted
81 SAML f. COOKE, Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-22

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