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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-21

STATE Board OF AGRICULTURAL meeting Of
the State Board of Agriculture was holden at
Newport, on Tuesday and Wednesday Of last
week. Mr.. Royntou of Woodstock read paper
on the " Influence, Of climate on man." On
Wednesday, Eben Thompson of Danyille read a
paper giving the aims and object of the Patrons
of Husbandry, Mr. Lawrence of Passumpsic fol-
lowed with an essay upon 4" Agricultural Litera-
ture in our common schools" James c. Kennedy
of Troy read paper entitled " Farmers Sons and
what they should study" In the afternoon c.
P. Pringle of Charlotte read paper on "Weeds, ="
l. D. r. Collins of Craltsbury, on The true posi-
ton of the Agrculturist. " z f, Jameson made
some remarks on " Grass The attendance,
owing to the meeting being held during the farm
ers busy season, was small, but the exercises are
spoken of as being both interesting and nstruc-
tive. On Thursday and Friday the Board held a
meeting at Oraitsbury.
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eco Carry the News" &c.

While we chcerfully give place to the following
letter, we hardly feel at liberty to substitute a
blank for the Conventions nomination, and so
let the proceedings stand. We hope others on
the ticket will 60 and do likewise
WATERBURY, CENTER, Aug. 81, 1872.
M,ssrs J. 4 J. ~ Poland Please state in
the Journal to-day, that ID. Hopkins will not con
sent in any event to have his name used rs can
didate for sheriff on the Liberal county ticket
Yours truly,
DANIEL llorKiNs.
p. 5. Should you publish the county ticket
in this weeks Journal, let the sheriff remain
hank D. H.
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Tie Piu,iWg soldiers and Sailors Con
Ycnti0u.


HAMPTON, Va, Aug. o, 1872.
W4jor G. sral A. f. Burnside:
Dear notwithstanding my name is at
iached @ The printed call fora Convention Of
veteran be holden at Piusburg, Pa, on
the ann rsary Of the battle Of Antietam, |
did not fix my signature to it, nor did the
project the form which it assumed, meet
with approval, for | believed that the
time b passed for citizens to resume their
distinctive character as soldiers while partici-
patiug D political deliberations. But when
the d. adcrs Of the Republic are dragged
ike e. rits, by political jaekals, to answer
before partisan tribunal in which Fernando
Wood ppears among the most conspicuous
figure rid the British cartoon in the pic
toria ryan Of the camp-iollowers when the
mill Of meu, made free by the arms Of
the Republic, are counseled to surrender
ayes-thcir liyes-thcir liberties their
al-.o the care Of that political organization
fror whose chains they were rescued only as
our anucrs advanced in triumph when good
pate die, true mon-who stood in the hour
Of oil, a wall Of stone in the common de-
fsroa until the angry surgcs Of rebellion, ha-
trc merceuary greed and political impauenee
had wasted themselves against it-are de-
iasad for their adherence to principles 10y
Oh political consoris Of humans anr GRIMM !,
ah when ihe worst elements oil society ana
II msest passions OF men are pandered 70
by malignant press, and the action Of the
ma free enlightened and independent oil the
o. lol denounced as the result oil despotism'
briHy and fraud when such means are re-
sor'd TO Tor the purpose OF eleVating to the
II 'idential ONCE under the cry OF reform
ne, among whose supporters may De mum
bcrl all Government detaulters' deserters
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ss

llowEs GRrAr LONDON Circus ANp SANoER's
BRlrlsn MENAGERr OF Trained WIN BEAsrs
Flaming multl-colorcd posters dazzling pictori.
al sheets, beautiful Autographs which cover enor-
nous bill boards, every dead wall in town and OBJ
uudc themselves upon our notice from shop win
d0ws, no less thun the prominent advertisement
which appears in another column, announce that
on saturday, Aug ~. ll1wes' Great London Cir
Gus. which is now making It's first tour Of New
England, creating great excitement and meeting
with the largest success wherever 10 goes. will
visit Montpelier
The press everywhere speaks Of ii in the highest
terms, as well for the magniicence aud extent of
great street display AZ for the excellence Of DO.
company and the novelty Of the entertainment Of
Tered. 10 will come To Us in all its strength with
its four hundred men and horses, company of one
hundred male and female performers, in every
branch OF the arcnlc art, rare and well selected
meuagere, and large collection of trained wild
animals, exhibited by the great beast tanner, No
loch, who has accomplished the complete suhIcc.
ton 10 himself Of a den OF Royal Bengal Tigers
five in number, and group Of nirc llyenas, ex.
hihting his control over these uuolnqucrcd Great
ure- at each exhibition.
The Menagerie contains many specimens rarely
u ever exhibited before. Among Thorn we may
specify the Great African klanl tho iirst and only
one ever brought to America. II is exceedingly
rare in Africa, its native country and with one or
two exceptions has NOS cen known 10 be in can.
tiyity during the Christian era the Red Stag Of
India Great African llartchoste. the first and on
! ly one on this continent Cazcmhian Bless Box
| the finest and only one ever brought % America
| the kailrarian lmpoon. the first and only one OF
these rare and wonderful animals ever allowed t.
leave the shores Of Africa four trained Lebins
the Great African Gnoo OF Horned Horse an
Eland Calf, the ouy one ever born ia America
besides Tigers, leopards, Lions Performing Ele
! plants, five 10 number, and host of Birds, Monk
eys and other curious specimens Of animated ma
turc.
Two exhibitions will be given, at two and eight
p. m, the doors being opened one hour previously
The grand street exhibition, which * said to sur
pass in magnitude and brillianoy anything Of the
kind heretofore attempted, will pass through the
principal streets about ten O'Clock. None should
fail to witness this pageant, which we are assured
surpasses the description Of it in the advertise
men..
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FATAL AccpEsr. Tuesday Of last week a
fatal accident occurred in Ilardwick, about half
way between that place and Wolcott By the pre-
mature discharge Of a blast upon the Lamoillc
Valley Railroad. The names Of the parties in
jured were John Grant and Alexander Patten
They were engaged IN tamping in a charge, when
by some means Gre was communicated with the
powder and thee xploson threw them high in tbenir
together with large and small fragments ofrock.
Grant died early Wednesday morning and it is
thought Patteu may recover, though severely hurt
Grant was foreman on the ledge and they were
both valuable young men.
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DuxBuRY.-An association has been formed
and $500 raised towards erecting building at
North Duxbury suitable for schools, and rell-
gious meetings. This is a move in the right direc-
ton, the interests of the place requiring such a
building. III ough the kindness of the managers
of the Vermont Central railroad, their depot at
that place has been used for holding religious
meetings nearly every Sunday for tho past three
or four years, but thore is now every reason to
hope that the community will soon be indepcnd-
ent In that respect,
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800

STOCKHOLDERS MEErING-At a meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Iamoille Valley Railroad
Company, held at Hydepark, August 18th, the
following Board Of Directors were elected James
D. Bell, Adophus Holton, 0lif Abel George W.
Ilendee, Waldo Brigham, Orange Buck, r. s..
Read, D. d. Wead, o. $. Rixiord and A. b.
Jcwett The only change in the board is in
Ilardwick Alta subsequent meeting of the Di.
rectors, the following officers were chosen presi-
dent, Waldo Brigham Vice President, Franklin
Fairbanks Clerk, j. II George Treasurer, D.
d. Wead
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dlaarriaqes.


In Christ Church, Montpelier, August "a, by Rev Dr.
Hull, Mr. ANDREW J. PHLLlrs and Miss ALICE, dauglt-
ter Of Hon, r. =. Redheld all Of Montpelier.
In Barre, August n, by Rev. p. Merrill, Mr. NYg
MERRIrr and Mrs. BEaruA piEE, both OF Barre.
In barre August 10. hy Rev. James s. spinncy Mr.
JAcoB Is. TAYLOR and Miss EMMA J.. WA5soS beth OF
Barre,
In Bradford, August TO- vs. Rev. J H. Williams Mr..
OLlvhu r. BARBOUR Of Derby and Miss OLIVE b. SCI
HAN, Of Newuury.
In Barre, August "a, at the Methodist p1rlonagc. by
Rev. r. Merrill Mr.. JusuS p. WOODWARD, OF Barre,
and Miss ALKALINE ]. LispsEYi Of Taunton Mass.
In Concord ~ H., August 49, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. g. L. Blake MIR H. H. HASTINGS
Of Wal tseld, VI, and Ais CLARA WEBSTER, Of Concord
No cards
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The Republicans Of Montpelier, to tho number
Of some four hundred, met at Village Hall on
Friday evening last, to organize Grant and viii
son Club, and listen to Col Joyce. The club was
organized as follows
Prendenf--E p. Walton.
Yice Prendents-P. =. Phkin, H. Boutwell,,
Charles w Bailey.
Ercc,airc COMMITTEE ). W Clark, J.. Bart
Cross, Charles w Guernsey, George w Wing,
II $. Smith
Secrcfdry-J. NJ. Poland.
Treasurcr-T G.. phinney
On taking the chair, Mr.. Walton made a brief
but lorcible address, opening the way for Col
Joyce, who followed in mastcrly speech Of near
ly two hours Seldom have we listened to an ad-
dress that held the audience 50 spell-bound, and
seemed to carry conviction to the heart Of every
one who listened. Well did the chairman say
that the Col. tailed as well rs he fought.
The membership Of the club is already nearly
three hundred and ffty--aud still they come
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GRAND LODGE |. o. o. F.-The Grand En-
campment Of the State Of Vermont will hold its
annual meeting at the hall Of Caledonia Lodge
of St. Johnsbury, Tuesday, Aug, 9Th. Sewell
Morse, Brattleboro, Grand Patriarch Grand
Representative, Henry Clark of Rutland, will be
present and instruct the Encampment. On
Wednesday, Aug. 2sth, the Grand Lodge of Yer
mont |. o. o. F. will hold its annual meeting in
same place, Grand Master Abner Forbes, presid.
ing. Several prominent Odd Fellows from out OIL
the state are expected " DO present.
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cAsroniA-s substitute Tor Castor Oils a physic
which does not distress grippe bu, ls to operate
when m other remedies have failed. You may conf
donly roy upon the Castora In OF stomach ache
constipation naiulency Group, worms piles dorangcd
liver itconians neither mineral, morphine opium nor
alcohol but purely vegetable preparation perfectly
harmless and above all pleasant to takc. The Castora
'oo'hes and quies tho system, and produces natural
sleep II lea wonderful thing to asslmate the food OF
children, and prevent them from crying IS cent bot
ilo win d. tho work Tor the family and save many doe
tors BILLS wgo
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At Cambridge and Brighton, for the week ending
Tuesday, August 90, 1872.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT uAneEri
caris. Sh',P, SAois' Hag' cait,'
T Isi, Week 800 lse5 ,s5 ! a9 9 @
one one y SsGSi'' as5i 1867 800 i'a9 100
PRroEs.-B,sf cl0s-EStra rt AID heavy premium
Oven Sos a si0'50, FIRST quality $3.50 no. second
oS ss on total weight Of hide, ial6w ani c.c scot
few choice single pairs. sio7i Hielp'. Balls, Ac.,
Working orsnsl0) s275p pair or aeeordin 10 their
value as beef Handy steers So a llm.
Mich Cots.-i in d7b extra good, f3ln SlNo with or
without calves Us may he agreed iafrow and ordlna
~, }l5HM.
three-years old so a % Western steers choice, g
an aa5e y H. Good $3.50 is17j. Fair, $500 IN.
S S',,5 a il sheared sheep, oa5o.
Sis,g AID Ia5.-ti % a sou, In lots s3il ass0l,
extra ga lets v ID. on live weight 7dse or S0Wd!n
siSis,.-wholesale 6asie retail 7a9s II. Fat
Hogs ila5 v y. Spring Pigs Ohije v ID.
Tsal Calrfs.-st.ol $4,000 V head
Hidss.-prighton, 90 d11 cts. country lots, 1ailc,
Taiiow, az ~ o. country lots, a lcts, ID. pelt
with wool on, s3nGslol each country lots dry $500
atioo calfskins, saioe
ReuARKs.-The receipts at wat.rown ARE lols. two
hundred more than last week Tho demand for good
beef cattle is perfectly satisfactory, at o0olc dressed
weight while on slim stock which comprises the bull,
Of the stock here the market "a unsatisfactory AMI UNI
profitable TO droyer ana 70 butcher aso az GHle per
~ bulls etc ,ny st9eA hAi Is nhnl TO IN crowds
had two pairs of ox0n, ftted by H. b. Dsmmng and r.
Woods Bath, n H. which sold quick al Sc per ID, live
weight, while Kicker and Randall had 2year olds which
they would he glad 10 sell at ili each, or &C per III,
dressed weight. They had sold lyear olds At sgac.
COWS al 7dsc and nice bull to dress ln0l at 5lc per
ID, dressed. H. Gray sold two oxen at 100 my -four
young steers Ste two at Sc per H. dressed weight
tip top Western steers at $40 per 10, live Weight and
down to 60 mostly at lass per ID.
Tho receipts Of sheep and lambs, mostly Of the latter
are iii at Watcrtown 2OnO less than last tuesday.
This decline Ia receipts has relieved the market, and
trade Il better generally, at 59c per H. few extra
lots may 90 fraction over hnd slim ones under. O,
SIN III sold twenty lambs at por hi g. D. Bryant
ll2 which ffteon old 20 lbs, at "a and G. f..
Corliss sold ne, averagin. 90 lbs ct 7!c per ID.
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" Mr. George A. Foxcroit, jr., Assistant
ook-keeper in the New England Office of j. b..
Ford & Co., Publishers Of the christian Union"
Broomfeld street, Boston, proposes to spenda por-
ton Of the summer vacation in this place, and will
bring with him the Chromos " Wide Awake,
and Fast Asleep" to deliver to those who sub
scribed to the Christian Union" previous 10
February LIST, in Montpelier, Mortified, and
Waterbury. lie will also have large assert
ment of frames, which he will be pleased to sup
ply at the publishers prices to all those who ma,
wish thus TO ornament their homes, Mr.. Fox
croft writes US be will arrive on Monday next.
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Tho Union Republicans OF Berlin and all In favor Of
the election Of Grant and Wilson, are invited TO meet at
The School House near Montpelier village on Saturday,
August 81, 1874 at o'clock, p. m for tho purpose Of
nominating candidate 10 represent said town in the
noxt Biennial Legislature Of the State and also to select
ticket Of justices Of the Peace, 10 scryefor the
ensuing two years.
Berlin, August 70, 1872.
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The Union Republican voters Of the town Of Middle
sex, arc hereby notified to meet at the Hall Of William
Chaplin on Friday the 90th inst. at o'clock p m, for
the purpose Of nominating candidate for Town Rep
resentatye also list Of seven a. candidates for Jus
tees Of the Peace.
Pr ORDER REPUBLICAN Tow Committee.
Middlesex August 30, 1872.
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYSl
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACifIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s
InRorGn LINE
To CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MALL
Fares gREaTJY REDUcgD
FARES GREATLY REDUCED

Ono Of tho large an splendid Steamships Of this Inns
will leave Pier No. ~ North RIVER foot Of Canal Street.
at O'Clock, noon tho 10th, 10Th and ath of every
month, except when those dates fall on Sunday and
thcn the preceding Saturday. for Aspluwall con-
Steamships FROM Panama for San Francisco, touching at
MankanillO
All departures connect at Panama with steamers for
SourH Pacific and CENTRAL American PoRrs
For Japan and China, steamer leaves San Francisco
lrst OF ovory month, except when II falls on Sunday
then on the day preceding.
One hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult.
baggage masters accompany baggage through, and at
tend TO ladies and children without male protectors
baggage received the dock the day before sailing
from steamboats, railroads. and passengers who prefer
send carly An experienced surgeon on board. Modi-
cine and attendance Tree.
For Freight, Passage Tickets, further information
apply at tho company's Ticket 0hlce, on the Wharf
Rot OF Canal street, North River, New york.
H. II. BABY, agent.
Or al tho Agents for New England,
q. L. BARTLETT CO., IL broad ST., Boston.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Brookfeld, within and for
said District the 18th day Of August, A. d., l572s
An instrument purportng TO DO the last win and
Testament OF Delsana Badger, late OF Wilamstown, in
said District deceased being presented 70 the Court BY
John Lynde, there being Executor therein named,
for Probate 1t ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein he notified to appear at session Of
said Court 20 be held at the Wiamstown Hotel, In
Wnamstown, the 9th day Of September A. ID. 1879,
and show cause IL any they may have, against the Pro-
bate Of said Will Tor which purpose II Is further
dered that copy OF tho record Of this order DO published
three weeks excessively In the Vermont Watchn and
state Journal printed at Montpelier, previous to said
time appointed for hearing.
By the court,-Attest,
1898 JOHN r. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
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BARRE.-The Republicans of this place organ
ICED a Grant and Wilson Club on Monday even
ing. The officers are as follows PresdeiiS, o.
S, Spalding Secretary, A. +. Whitney Treas
urcr, o. IL. Reed Previous to the organization
the meeting was addressed by Col G. II Joyce,
Of Rutland who gave an eloquent address. A
few remarks were also made by Hon. e. W. VIII
lard, Col F. V. Randall, and l.. L. Durant, Esq,
Of Montpelier. The meeting was very enthusias-
tie and was well attended
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and Tor
said District, the 10th day OF August, A. ID. ls72s
An instrument purporting to be the last Will and
Testament Of Israel Steele, late OF toxbury, In said
District deceased being presented TO the Court by Geo.
s. Guernsey, Of the Executors therein named, for
Probate
II IL ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at session OF said Court to
be held at the Probate Office In Montpelier the 10th
day ofSoptember, A. d. s72 and show cause any they
may have against the probate Of said Wll FOR which
purpose is further ordered that copy OF the record OF
this order be published three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman &-stae Journal, printed at Mont
pelier, previous TO said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court. Attest,
1888 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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AZ ESSENTIAL OF LoyELfNrss-ro DO entirely beau
uiul, tho hair should ho abundant and lusrou7 This
is absolutely essential to complete lovclncs The
regular features, the most brilliant complexion aud
pearlcst teeth, fail Of their duo effect " the hair he
rnin, dry or narsn uu NV contrary, the peasant nee
II be but surmountet by luxurnnt aud sken trcsses
apt 20 impress the bchoder with Of actual
beauty The browning ornament Of horse is happily,
within The reach Of lovely woman and being a. die
eliminating she is lovely she long ago discovered
that Lyons kathaironn was the Of
ingt preparation Tor the hair ever enjoyed a 1.-THE
Of its popularity and wonder since Il produces such
gratifying results Applied 10 tho waste and barren
places Of the scalp, fuctaos and enrohes them with
now and ample growth. II BE- not Of course pretended
that 10 viii do this ID the capacity for reproduction s
extinct hut so long os 10 remains that wonderful re-
habtant will asurcdly propagate the germ Of the hair
into life an activity
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SYMPTOMS or CArARnn-Dun heavy headache OBJ
stuctons Of nasal passages discharge falling into the
throat sometimes profuso watery acrid thick and to-
naoIou1 mucous, puruoni, muco-puruont. bloody pu-
r'd offensive etc. In others drynoss, dry, watcry
weak or inhamcd eyes, ringing 10 the ears deafness
hawking and coughing To- clear throat. alterations
scah from ulcers voice altered nasal twang, offensive
breath impaired SMELL and taste dizziness mental de-
preston, tickling cough etc. Only few Of the above
symptoms are likely to be present n any case at one
time no disoaso is common or less understood by
physicIani. The proprietor OF Dr. sages Catarrh
Remedy will pay 500 reward for case Of Caiarrh
which he cannot cure. Sold by Druggists at Any
ernta gua
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Notice Is given to the Republicans Of Emorc that a
Caucus will be held at tho usual place Of holding town
meetings, August as,, att o'clock, p M, A. D. 1871,
to nominate person to represent tho town in the
next General Assembly also Board Of Justices Of the
Pence. Pen ORDER TowS COMMITTEE.
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senator GEORGE + EDNuSps viii address the
citizens of Montpelier and vicinity, on political
topics, in Village Hall, this wednesday, evening,
at O'Clock The Mortified Cornet Band and
St. Adams Glee Club will be in attendance. Let
there be a full turnout Of ladies and gentlemen.
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BLESSINGS BniourEv Asf nEY TAgE rHsfn PLiGHr.-
Tho chief n blessings is good health, without which
nothing Is worth tho having itis always appreciated at
Ia true value after IL lost but oon, not before
1.-Two properly, and correct ailments before they become
seated Fordlsoascs Of the liver kidneys skin stomach
and 81 arising from Impure feeble blood, On. WALK.
fRs CALroRSA VrSEGAa Blf1ERs are snre and
speedy remedy 1t has never yet failed in q single In
efanoa
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STATE OLE VERMONT,

- MASHINUTON DISTRICT, IS.
Ia Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District on the 10th day OF August, A. ID. is72
Allen Perry, Administrator of the estate OF William p
Merrill late OF Cabot in said District deceased, makes
application to said Court for license TO sell all OF the
real estate OF said deceased TO wit The house aud lot
owned and occupied by the said William p Merrill Az
the time Of his decease including the homestead therein,
representing that the sale thereof would be beneficial 10
tho heirs and those Interested In said estate,
Whereupon, II is ordered by said Court that said appl
cation be- referred TO session thereof be held at the
Probate Office, In said Montpelier tho 10Th day OF
September A. d. ls2 for hearing aud decision thereon
and IL II further ordered that all persons Interested DO
notified hereof by publication OF notice Of said appliea-
ton and order thereon three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Vermont Waterman aud State Journal printed at Mont
peer before said time Of hearing that they may appear
At said time and place, and, II they cause, object
thereto.
by the Court.-Attest,
36.3s HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.