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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YoBK. March s-Cotton unchanged: sales 2Ol6
bales; middling upands 2!stc Flour Cuil heavy and
lower sales $50 bbs; state $3.50 a 1850; Ohio ST. 20 IA
1865 western 50 so "a $3.50; southern SIS gOa950 Wheat
very dull heavy and nominate private cable accounts
rcm Liverpool quote wheat dull and almost unsaiabe;
No s7rng 81 81 e LOS; No2 ST. 80 "a 81; winter red
western ST. "a l,6S; white Michigan 81 70 "a TO- corn
heayy; sales 6OOU bush; new miXei 69H a zoe
ah9at' oals scarce and shade mer; sales $4,000 bush;
ohio 81 a Doc; western 81 a 55c Beef unchanged.
Pork dull new mess rs a 1891. Lard heavy at 81
@ s7sc Butter arm Whskey steady at SOC. Rice quiet
at a. Sc. sugar steady; MuscovadO 81 a sc; refining
20 @ sc Coffee gu et RIO l9 a 20sc Molasses steady;
New orleans 5S @ I0e, Spirits urpentine unchanged;
rosn heavy at $40 a $50 for strained Petroleum
quiet cru1e l3Ac; refined TX @ 23c Taow more ac-
tive at 80 @9 9hc
,,CHIoAGo March s.--Flour quiet and unchanged.
wheat weak and eXcitet; No spring SLIP "a liza
oats quiet and weak at 3BAc for No2 Rye nominal
Barley-No spring quiet at So a 6i19o. Provisions
quiet Pork steady at sill 10 "a LIZ Lard easter at SIZE
hanls IN pickle u a. $40; green hams 81 a Sc Bulk
meatssales Of shoulders a. 44c; sides 5Ac clear rib
sides az q &C. clear sides &c, Live hogs quiet and
steady at S435 "a 1885 DIRE sed hogs qmet and firm AT
S5,lO "a 5l2H, WhIskey in fair demand at S5Ac Cat
tie quiet at S350 "a IS. Receips-3OU0 bbs four 1000
Dush wheat, 900 bush 1900 bush oats l. 900 hogs
Shpmens-4OO bbs -four, 20DO bush wheat "a coo bush
corn 800 bush oats, 5000 bush barley 5000 hogs
CINCINNATI, March S.Pork quiet and weak at SD So
Lard steady at 5000, Bulk meats quiet and unchanged
Bacon STEADY at a ne Tor sides; oulders nunina nj
532e Live hogs dull and dropping at S4 "a 4TO Cattle
at SIC. ' S"U'
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Lamson, Glazier s. Co. viii hold their usual Sat
urday sale to-day, at 121k o'clock
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%
The people have given generously for the relief of the
Chicago sufferers They naturally to see the city
rs it was in its glory and is in its desOation Mr.
FISK Panorama affords tlgfn an opportunity. As
work Of art, 1t is excellent, making impression on
i entertaining and instructive The children who at
tend the mltinee and all who witnessed the exhibition
will neve' forget the sight of "Chlcago in Flames
r. j. ADAMS. Pastor OF the Baptist Church.
II J: ABBOTT, Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. FF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

Gents will find some good linen shirt bosoms at
buttons New York Branch, for 12H cents.
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Special Autrtss.


Patents Secured.
Reissues. Extensions and Foreign Patents procured
lnterlerences conducted all KINDS Of business with Inc
PATENT OFFICE,
Transfers of Rights and Patent Gases attended to Inv
JAMES G. ARNOLD, Worcester Mass,
OFFICE No. S0S MAIN ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

Something new in Journalism. Get copy of THE
BOSTON DAILY GLOBE. One of the largest news
papers in the country All newsmen have it, at FOUR
CENTS per copy, d6t mh4
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Is A FINISHED. LINEl


on all its bonds While Railroad Bonds may be plenty
those upon finished and paying lines, and small
a sum to the mile are seldom in the market
We do hesitate to recommend these Bonds as I'M
usually They attended with none OF the unoer
tainties ofproected enterprises and the prompt pay
ment of the interest and the final payment of the prn
epal, are as certain any future financial event,
The Bonds for $1,000 each, have 40 years to rum
and bear interest at the rate of per cent per annum
payable the first of April and October bo.h principal
and interest being payable in gold in New York
We selling them daily to the most careful invest
ors and have but small amount remaining less than
one-fourth okthe issue.
Full particulars furnished on application in person or
by mail, to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

NANIEs.-We have received minutes of the
second meeting of the synod Of China, which
met at Ming Pc, in October last, and are happy
to find among the reverend clergy such noble
and distinguished names as Tin Yong Yong,
Bao Kwang Hyi, Uch Cong Eng, Tsiang Veng
kwerng, Bao Tah Dzae, Tsiag Nying Kwe, Ii
kyno Jing Leo Ping Fong, Leukyaei Dang, and
many more like unto them. Our feeling of
humiliation that we on this benighted side OF
the world can present no such names among our
priests and leaders is changed to one of triumph
on opening the minutes of the synod of Mime
sofa, just received aud finding therein enrolled
the uames of Peter Big-Fire, Paul Walkmg-gun,
Kattling- Lightning, Walks-Ioying.wi thvMystery
and many Others of similar high sounding i'm,
port. So long as we can present names like
these among our clergy, we will not fear what
can be done by the Christian Chinese,-~Ne,o
York Mail,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

The feat of "Herr Holtum, the Prussian Her
eules, who is astonishing the British by catch
ing ball fired from cannon, is said to he
neither novel nor difficult, The fact is that
about two ounces of powder are placed in the
gun, then the ball is rammed home. then the
balance of the charge is put in. When the Gun
is fired ally the powder is ignited, and the fash.
smoke and report are orthodox, but the ball re-
ceves propulsion only from the small quantity
of powder behind it., and is thrown but a very
few feet, SO accurately could tine force be esti-
mated that at an experiment in England in
1S46, underground ball was thrown against n
board fence SOFAS to leave slight dent on il
without knocking It down.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09
Save the Children,

Multltudes Of th9m suffer. nger, and de- because of
Pta, Worms. The only known remedy for these most
troublesome and dangerous of all worms children or
adults Is DIR. GOULD's PIS-woRM SYRUP. Purely veg
etahle sure death TO all worms; valuable catharc,
and beneficial to health. Warranted. Price reduced TO
on cts. per bottle. GEO. q. GOODWIN q CO..
ja3 d&wAm Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

Noticel They are selling linen towels at the
Branch, for 81 cents,
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~ HARRIS N. KEABLEs,
COlnlONwEALTH on MAssAcHusErrs.

WORCESTER, IS. office the CLERK Of the Supre me Iu
dleia Court. In Vacation. March I, A D. 1872
On the petition aforesaid 1t is ordered thai the pet
TONER notify the said DOrcas S. appear at tho nevt
term OF this Court. to be holden Worcester oresad
by adjournment on the fourth Monday of April next
y publishing an atested copy Of sai Petition ana this
IN Wotcestgr IN said county, th!eo week successvey
the last pubeaont to be thirty days least before he
said fouFth Monday Of Aprt al o BY sery ne her win
an az ested copy Of said Petition and this Order four
teen days at least before said fourth Mon ay of ADr
that she may then and there, show cause W nv tho
prayer OF sa Petition should not be grant, d.
ATTEST JOSEPH MASON, Clerk.
copy Of the Petition and Order of Notice
AtlesVi JOSEPH MASON, Clerk
mhS dmh9, ll&lS
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IL
dcia Court, at orcester In Vacation, starch T. A.
On the petition aforesaid it is Ordered that the Petit
TONER notify the said Waterman b. Nichos to appear
at the next term ofths Court, to ne holden Voices
ter atOreslif by adjournment, the fourth Monday of
April next by publishing atested copy Of said ieti-
Sabe &pq @ q IN in ne worcester Daily news
sueeeSsiyely, the last publication be thirty days at
ing him with an attested copy Of said Petition and this
IIer fourteen days at least before said fourth Mon
why the prayercf said Petition should not be granted
copy OF the Petition and Order Of A Hotce clerk
NH dmh9li&ls o'''N'
4 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSAOHTT-
- SETrS-W oRCEsTER Probate Court To the
Heirs aaw next kin, and all other persons nterested
in the estate OF ABEL w REED, late OF Brookdeld in
Upon the petition of Elizabeth t. Reed, You are
hereby cited to appear at Probate Court be held
March next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon TO show
cause any you nave why an Instrument purporting to
ne Tue last VIII and tesla cnt OF said deceased should
not he approved and also way the said petitioner The
eXecutrlX therein named should not be exempt iror,
glvlng surety or surptes on her bond.
And the said petitioner is ordered serve this etr finn
cessively il the Worcester Daily Spy NJ ws VS. sue
printed al Worcester the last publication to te one day
written or printed copy Of iRl n ct saq pob to be
mailed postage prepaid, to each OF the heirs devisees Or
egatees of said estate their legal representatyes
known to the petitioner seven days at least before said
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire Judge of said Court
thls lwentysevenh day Of February, in the year one
mhg dmh9,l6Els
IN BANKRUPTCY in Matter of RP1c.
= M HAM a. EAME5r OF w urcester, Bankrupts.
ne nlstandng Gehts due said Brigham x Eames' es
tate VIII be sol at rublic Auction on the 2Oh day of
Rah' lSt5 o. y o'clock in the forenoon. III oice Of
etoN'' AucuoeGr IN central Exchange in said
s SET bIA GG66bbRhARD, Assignee.
Worcester, Marchs, ls7a dm R 1870 Hp mba
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
OPERA GLASSES, GOLD SPEGrACLEs.
&e., AT VERY Low FIGURES.
Nice for Presents at l. i. sToCKwEIT,s
destf 334 Main 81.
BLEPJLMONARY BALSAM
For Coughs, Colds and Consumption
ed gaea d S Ssw T SSSanS &c "a BY y
CUTLER BROs. q co, EosToN.
PRICE so cts. AND 81.
Sold by the Druggists. d&w4w mia
X r d Elk NGUISHERi
ALWAYS READY!
Self Acting and Reliable. Cannot get Ous Of order.
send Tor a Circular.
AMERICAN CONSOLIDATED FIRE EXT. co.
mhs d&wlw 95 Water St. Boston, Mass
a HOTEL FOR SALE.-Tho ASA
r III g oct House, in Northboro Mass. Ihishcuseis
iNF1pf Q, modern GO slrueion, contains 40 rooms;
ley ealrIage house connected lsllled every suir
poo, ,roi nTr WIN h9ardes from the cities anu doe
estate, either business as an Investment aahlc
Apply to Mrs b. c,fGGE Soh5oro ao MY S''y property.
~ FIVE COWS TOp ,,..-o lgS'lil-
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Look Good styles linen collars only ten cents,
at Dutton & Potter's,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

CUPS THAT CHEER are made from Williams Extract
Jamaica Ginger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

WHAT They MEAN-A good definition of
"PassiVism" may be found in paper pub lished
at the south, which raises the name of q. Gralz
Brown for president, aud which declares that
Horace Greeley or Lyman Trumbull would be
equally satisfactory, This journal has plat.
form at the head of its columns, from which we
take a few ierky passages:
White supremacy and Reputation!
The constitution Of 1860 and the rights of
states
This is white mans government, made by
white men, for White men, and their posterity
forever!
Down with the fifteenth amendment
Totol reputation Of the monstrous yankee war
debtl-that accused unconstitutional burden!
accumulated by an unconstitutional mob. styl.
ing itself congress, in the prosecution of an
unconstitutional crusade, for the accomplish
ment OF an unconstitutional and horrid pufposel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

VIZ PE7I01117VI' Ut 1g ms, ~, IIIUTt OF
j. ID, DANIELS Administrator
or Is. w. ABBOTT, Auct'r .dmh9 l2&ts mia
mo THE H0NoRABLFTE iz,s IITSTT 155 30

n ~ liz 1lONOhAbLEI The USII( JES
n the supreme Iud cai Court be begun ana oden
AZ Worcester within and for the County of Wor caster
on the second TUESDAY of \ pril, A. D. 1871 '''
~ Respectfully shows Harris n, Keables of W orcester
mat ne was married to DOrcas $. les, row callei
Dofa as u son, and now residing in New port in the
State o. hhoie Island, the Goth day OF Aprii II
1861 mat TIE lived together husband and wife in
Worcester a9esa d; that at the term Of the Supreme
court oil Eaode island for Newport County begun and
holden ny Newport on the third Monday OF March d.
iSSS sad PoTcas s keahes obtained, he name
OF Durcas y ketbes decree of divorce from The hon ID
OF mttrmony from your petitioner, unuer the name Of
Nathaniel t. keables or Harris n Keables; thai said
decree div rec was obtained from your petitioner on
inc ground OF desertlon and your petitioner further
sheWs nat at the time CT sad tivorce he was an inhab
lnt Of said Worcester and ever since continued 10
reside there, and has conducted himself proper and
becoming manner wherefore he pIays your Honor BILE
Court Tor leave TO marry again.
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Gbs 9ag spp aaoester, Saturday nloning apB g. 1879.

attempt which is being made to open for settlement
in violation of what is deemed to be treaty stipula-
tions the territory located between Kansas and
Texas known as the Indian terIatOfv
1t is therefore resolved 1.-THE senate concurring
with the house in the passage hefeo that the gem
eral assembly of Rhode Island, mindful of the obi
cations of the federal government to secure TO the
present inhabitants of that territory the rightfu
and peaceful occupation thereof hereby respectfully
request our senators and Representatives in congress
to use their best exerons TO prevent the passage of
any law by congress which viii interfere with the
present occupation of the Indian territory by the
Indian Inhabitants thereof
Resolved, further that the efforts of the present
national administration TO introduce justice, honesty
and Cancellation in dealing with the Indians meets
with the cordial appreciation of this general assem-
hlv
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To The Editor Of the Spyi New England is
sometimes accused Of being eDbeg luke-garm
on the Indian question ] therefore most re-
specially request the publication of the express
sion Of the states Of Maine land Rhode Island
as herewith handed TO you. y. EARLE.
STATE OF MAINE.
Resolve requesting our delegation In congress to
use their influence IN favor Of faithful obseryance
Of our treaties with the Indian tribes
Whereas we have witnessed with great satlsfac.
ton the Frightening prospect of great and lasting
good to the ab0rigines Of our land, by the WORKING
Of the present new peace policy III their behalf
aud believing that these combined moral aud ne,
igious efforts for their protection reform and civil
ization, without distinction Of party or sect Will
meet with hearty response FROM the people Of this
statet therefore,
Resolved, that our delegation in congress be en-,
couraged and requested 10 use their united in1u-
eDce TO secure Justice, equity and faithful OBJ.
serYanee Of our solemn treaties with the ludap
tribes, to protect them in their homes within their
own territory, against every encroachment OF the
whites, and 10 strengthen their confidence IN the
integrity Of our government and It's intentions 70
follow the golden rule by doing unto them a. We
would that they should do unto us,
Approved February Is, 1872,
STATE or RHODE ISLAND.
In GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
JANUARY SESSION, A. ID. 1872.
Resolution IN reference TO opening Indian terri
tory TO settlement,
This general assembly has noticed with regret an
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The ChIeag0, Danvlllel anna vineenne.
Railroad

Railroad
is A INISHED. LINEl
running through of the richest portions Of Illinois,
and meeting Chicago by the shortest with
celebrated Block Coal elis of Indiana, and by way of
Evansville and Nashville with the entire South Its
mortgagedebt s25OOOOO or about ss5OO to the mile.
Although theroad just opened is already earn
ing, after all operating expenses are paid,
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H. W. LYON
PRINCIPAL Il. b. Public School.

NEW HAVEN. February, 1872
We, the undersigned, having witnessed the Mirror of
Chicago, do not hesitate for moment in recommend
ing it not only very awe thrilling spectacle but
at the same tune very instructive and amu.ng enter
tainment In flct, II is the sight of a life time and
every one ought to see it,
HENRY p. LETS,
A c. LINES,
5. PARSONS,
L. X Foster,
Judge Of the Superior Court
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09

THE GREAT FIRE IN CH1cAGo.-The following testi.
monias show the character the exhibition advertised
in another column:
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", BRIDGEPORT, Jan 26, 1872.
W. B. FIsH Esq-Dear Sir Having been in Chicago
many times previous to the cOnagratiOn familiar
with every point OF interest in it, The panorama in
nearly all respects is faithful representation OF those
points, and as work of art certainly eXcels and can
not fan TO interest all Prof Stanley made a most
scholarly descriptive explanation of the entire thing by
fall. Respectfully
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09
Me@ advertisements.

Two RENT-3 desirable Tenements, of G, T.,
Il ana rooms respectively; city water gis wntep
closets, &c. Inquire OF Q. Is. RuBBfNS,
mhY atNf ID Portland al
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22

fuusral vas nunsrous'y ATTENDED a the fazai,y
rssilenoe ia Cambsiigc % SATURDAY. Nay L.
Ata i-fs'elotk. Erauealay zflrrnosn, ths "a
iusts SaphIs. caa=Tt . haltIt uerIiu 20 Linss-il,
iuwa.
Nh llerrin wss barn IN Wolcoii. VI. April
isih, itsl, and - ths tire q hst5sath was .
yrar- q az. Slss uas the neither e fFs ehil-
drsn. the youugs=s being bot eleven days "a.
Tie Gauss q hsr ds,ih vas pssrpsfaI peri
i5aif.s.
A ~ heme in CatfEesis. H.. ca the 27th alt
NJ. ELlSku fAHSsHsEtH u the fsth ysar q hisags
The diseasci vas horn IN Moeisicok W., De
an, iTs7. and emigrased West IN lsH. III
ua. one q the founders of the ncw io~nsfcas
cnosia.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22

DFATH OF MRs. Gov. PAGE.-The sad
intelligence of the death Of Mrs. Gov.
Page was received a. Rutland on We'd.
nesday afternoon. 1t occurred at Nice,
France, on Wednesday morning. Gov.
Page sailed on the Sth, and would arrive
in Queenstown Thursday of this week.
Mrs. Page had been in poor health for
some time, and few months since sought
restoration in a foreign land. She was a
woman Of rare inteligcnc, interested in
all benevolent enterprises, and the news
Of her death carries much sorrow to the
people of her home aud wherever she
was known.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22

LIST OF VT. PATEyrs.-issued from the U. S. Pa
tent office for the week ending May Z, le72 Re-
ported fer the NeIosdeaier, by Alexander Ma
son, Solicitors of Patents, Cos Seventh Street
Washington, d. q.
Rem Holder for Carriages. d.
Howard, St Johnsbury.
Clothes Wringer M. E. Smile and
VIM. Colby, Waterbury. |1
For the week ending May IA, 1872.
Cap-box.-F A. Cove, Lincoln, VT.
Scroll Saving Machine.-Jno. d. Pow
ers, Orwell, VT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22

We are informed by private letter,
that G. b. Harris, of Grand Haven, Mich
formerly of Stowe, is having good run
of business aud likes the country. He
gets the NEwsDEALER every Monday
night and says it is quite a pleasure to
him. ... ..
If the friends of these who have gone
from this to distant parts of the country
knew how glad it would make them to get
the "news from home" through the coun.
ty paper, great many copies would be
ordered for them.
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.,,I Matters

rnk.
Tern Of the Llm,ills Go.
- Tueslay. Judge Rel
We shall be happy 10 &c
f,n al uho al'erd.
Hilr rut'ing a verandA al
/ h,a.s. which adds not = little
-,ss lie j. nos Permanen'-
i b.r. AMI sill give his atien'
,-iu, aul PhOtOgraPhing.
h ay. that a large number Of
ukeu 81 the spawning beds
.llad hll. IL that locality
L. mean enough to do this
!, ior iujurius the fish, We could
L. trout remaining might have
led on their oarcasses.
r;,a. rain fell here during Sun
'suu.lsy uighr, aud jus, in time
- Va. grr,iog fearrully dry
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22

CoSsERNcE o. CSSsSnsATioxAL CnuE.
CHS o. LANoILur COuSrT.-The Confer.
euee viii meet with the church ia hyde
PARK, TIssliy. Jana Ita. at 10 A.
NJ, aud continue in session tHo days.
The opening sermon will be delivered
by g. II. French: The sermon before
communion, by V. NJ. Hardy.
There will be q meeting for the Sun.
day school children, Wednesday, Pm
The following lisi Of exercises has been
prepared by the Committee Of Oyeriures:
l. Report on the state Of Religion in
the County,. G. Bailey.
H. Discussion following the report,
to be opened by L. Wheelock.
Ill. What is the best method oforgan-
izing aud developing the activity of the
embership OF the ohUrches.-G. II.
French.
~. How can deeper interest in the
study Of the Scriptures be promoted p
b. +. Perkins.
Il V. What can be done to induce a deep.
err sense of the sacredness of the Lords
Day I'll. llerrick.
VI Report of Sunday School work ii
the County. ". NJ. Hardy.
II VII. How eau the people be more gen
orally aud more effectually interested il
the Religious Education of the children
: j, Doughery, DID.
BY Order of the Committee.
! b. +. PERKINS, See.
Stowe, VI, May IL, 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22
SOB

8OR.
y closing exercises of the johnson
ehooI will take place on Tuesday
ednesday, May %, and 30. The
htion of the graduating class
both days. Alumni Reunion
b eve. Prof. Webber Of Middle
Expected to deliver the address.
exhibition Wed. eve. Music by
|we Cornet Band.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22
I Tho1nns potter,s Estate.
State Of Vermont, Lamoille District, Sc. In

State Of Vermont, Lamoille District, So. In
Probate Court, held at johnson in said Dist,
on the 9th day of May A. D. 1872.
S. S. pike, Guar liam Of Urban G: Fletcher
makes application to said Court for license to sell
the following described real estate OF his said ward
to wit: All the real estate in sad Belvidere t.
winch the said minor has any title. representing
that the sale thereof for the purpose Of putting
the proceeds of such sale atinterestor INVESTING the
same in stocks real estate, woul be beneficial u
spid ward, iNl4tH &t.t a.l
Whereupon. IL is ordered by said Court that said
III 81 application he referred ton session q
said Court to be held at the Probate ONCE - sac
johnson, on theQ7th day Of May, A. ID. 1879, fol
hearing and decision thereon: 4ttrt.,4sI
it is further ordered, that apersnns Interested be
notified hereof by publication 0fnotice OF said ap
plication and order thereon, three weeks success
| lively In the Lamoile Newsdealer printed ut Hyd
park, before said time Of bearing, that they ma,
appear at said time and plnce, and, II they see
| cause, object thereto.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-22
r{el.ylLLe.
Il. N. PORTER.

e5y2l2e.
EutcrviIe Lodge, No 4S, l. 0 oil
The following officers were install
n 3D., 1872, for the quarter ending
list:
q 7. james V. Stevens.
", 7. Mrs. j. NJ. Hubbard.
n Luke Potter. ..,
n S. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Marcy.
S. George NJ. Stevens.
Mrs. S. R. Miller.
Roger Hubbard.
a. NJ. Melissa Miller.
G, Maggie A. Cowen.
n e. Emerson Carpenter. .
\ II. S. Ann Wilbur.
n. II. S. Alice Leach.
y. Geo. W. Hubbard.