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New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

The Secretary of the Treasury has called IN all tho
outstanding three per cent certificates of the mum
bers dated between Jan. 20 1862 TO April ~ iey SS
follows; Five thousands from No. 5546 10 No. 5,0ll,
and ten thousands from No. 5,207 to No. 5563. lhe
total amount called in is $4,000 Interest VIII
cease March 81, 1873. Only S1l5,000 OF three per
cents remain uncalied.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
S3OO.NO.0OO.

UNITED STATES FIVE PER CENT FUNDED Loan.
Principal redeemable at par after 1st May, leSl-
in IT, : Gold Coin of the present standard; interest
payable quarterly in L. s. Gold Coin aud both
prncipal and Interest exempt from taxation
whether under Federal. State, Municipal. OF Local
Authority.
As authorized by Acts of Congress, approved July
II, 1870, and January 20 1871.
The PROCEEDS or THESE BONDS ARE TO BE
APPLIED TO THE REDEMPTION AND CANCELLATION
OF UNITED STATES FIyE-TwENTY BONDS, AS PRO
NEw-YoRK, Feb. l. 1873.
The Secretary Of the treasury having concluded
with Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co., representing Messrs'
n NJ Rothschild a. Sons Jay Cooke, McCulloch 10
Co. aud themselves and with MeSsrs Morton Bliss@
Co. and Drexel, Morgan & Co, representing MesEs-
Barring Bros. q Co., J. s. Morgan e. Co, Norton
Rose d Co.. and themselves, contract for the ne
gotiation of the remaining Five per cent Bonds OK
the Funded Loan of the United States, the under
signed are prepared to receive applications at par
and accrued interest for any part of
SSO0OO0,OO0 UNITED STATES 5s OF 1881
issued under the acts of Congress above mentioned
Applications may be made payable either in cash
lin gold or in Fiye-twenty bonds of any issue.
The bonds now offered ARE ALL THAT REMAIN OF
The $500, 10000 FIVE PER CENTS AUTHORIZED BY
combination intrusted with the management of this
negotiation embraces connections IN Europe and
America which practically insure the placing OF the
entire amount, and the REDEMPTION OF S3000o0pV
OF FIvE-TwsNTY BONDS, AFTER WHICH ONLY FOUR
AND oNE-HALF AND FOUR PER CENT BONDS WILL
REMAIN FOR HOLDERS OF FIvE-TwENTIEs DECLINING
THIS LAST OPPORTUNITY TO EXCHANGE FOR FIyE
PER CENTS.
The Coupon bonds are in denominations Of go,
$780, $500 81 900. 5000 and $1,000 The Regis
tered bonds are i'm like amounts with the addition
of denominations of SeOOoO and $4,000. Interest,
PAYABLE QUARTERLY will commence from LIST Feb
ruary, the trst interest payment being May ls lS'S
The bonds may, at the option of the holder 10
registered and United States Treasury Checks, lor
interest thereon wIll be sent from Washington TO
the Post-Oice address of the holder in any part Of
America or Europe.
Applications win be received at the Office of either
of the undersigned, and must be accompanied by tho
required deposit.
Payment viii be made as follows;
per rcent..........-..........on on application.
D per cent. ..-..-.--..-...On allotment
40 per rcent.....--..............o on May LIST.
80 per rcent.......-.............o .on june lst
When preferred, the deposit, upon application,
may be made in currency OF any o. S. bonds.
Interest at per cent Gold per annum viii h
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
SATURDAY. Feb. I-p NJ.

The general trade of the city, which last week
showed indications of slight Improvement has
shown material falling off this week, and in many
of the leading staples business has been dull Bread
stufs were quiet and exhibited immaterial changes,
a restricted business being also done IN groceries.
In dry goods a fair demand is reported, and ont of
town orders are coming in TO reasonably fair ex-
tent but shipments delayed by the difficulty of
getting goods hauled through the streets TO the
points of debarkatiOn. Cotton has been moderately
active, and the price made further advance during
the week, closing on the basis of 20.c for low mid
ding. There has been falling oil in the line Of re-
cepts as compared with the past week the total for
the week being GIG bales against 135 @ last week.
lSG225 the preyious week and 1925 for the week
ending Jan. T. The total receipts since Sept l. 1872
the beginning of the cotton year are 2,2337 baes,
against gls,479 same time the previous week an
increase of 2S6S5s bales. The exports for the week
were e94l0 against 36,3s3 corresponding week last
year, gain of 53,O27 bales. The total exports TO
date are Ia5034O bales against l,0l4,ll0 same time
IN 1872, an increase OF $3.50 laes. The total stocks
Oh band are 55l $40. against 565.607 same time last
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
GENERAL NOTES.

A Western ice merchant says that for 30
yearr he has been cutting from the same pond that
\, ,he first cutting the ice but six inches thick that
had gradually grown thicker each succeeding Winter
half Of soid block ice.
"VelI now, / viii tell sehust how it vas"
,aid thick headed Dutch witness IN Canada, recently
for the twentieth time, after receiving as many rep-
mands from the Judge for telling what his wife tod MN
instead Of what he saw. He gave the SStenent Neig
cOnosey hut TO the CONSERVATION OF the COnrI IN ie
20 the opposing eounses question as TO how nc Inv
natence tho Judge rosred out, Suppose yonr Vic Vic
sboud ten you the heavens had fallen what e snS% Witness
replied "vell. should tink dey vas down.
Stewart and Switzerland, two residents Oh
Mana Cal are most remarkable men, II ther own S'o'y
As 20 be believed In 1885 they were brother sailors anu
succrssf,l ,,utneers on board an English ship ladeh
with Peruvian treasure Inc precious % caSo Sons crew
excep the above mentioned, were cap ,t tbx,
scnIed The survivors swore 70 eaeh other tnsI tneS
wold not 60 to the island unless they went osehent n
Years have passed and they have recently eone9ue 70
20 for IT, ioint stock company Is 70 oe oIou& & ,a
gwen to needy citizcnsthat is II the story Is lIue
The Japanese Government is moving very
RAPIDLY in the process Of assmilang the customs VI
Japan 70 those Of Europe and America According "
an Inrernl order the OF January 1873, was made
tbe frat day of the first month OF the 25SJa year I"
,bo accession of the first Mado; holiday s TO be Kept
on every seventh day instead OF every hllh uy a v
division OF the day VIII , hours each The
os of December christmas Day. Is 10 De eIu @ ~
10 me memory Of Zmnu Tenlo the hfst t Eapif of an
Jonan Tbt MkadO has decreed the estpllsnSi,s co"d
order of Honor for the decoration OF sueh as @ eyn
s1ryoe 10 the State. The badge worn pS 1900 ,
sixiii"ps % viii bear the words For Merit
A resident of DenisOn, Texas, WHITES as Iol-
lows "Tbis livelcst town in these parts oniy
six months old 1t has been built up by the MISSOURI
Kansas aud Texas Railway, which has its terminus nere
The Houston aud Texas Central viii be along SOON al,
,ho mr. will he rail communication from st. Louis to
co,vcs,or We have 5000 inhabitants, and We have
hotels stores churches, grOgS0ps Two pars0haRes VI
gambling house, aud town hall we pave Deel III e.
inC graveyard Yesterday man dled, ahu tnis atoL
noon everybody will turn out 10 lnaugurate tne nom
cemetery. We thought we should nave 70 lmPoit PP "a
corse III start IT, but this fellow happened 70 de anu
save us the expense Another one is sick OF dSease ne
Tonght from Missouri and the doctor says we au Det
Ter Nod over the other chap day aud make one
toh OF IL Don't think we'll do II, though as we want
the graveyard started anyhow"
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
coleman Benodlcts closing quotations at p. M

The gold speculation weakened to-day under the
various influences brought TO bear against the late
bull speculation and the price declined to llSt. the
lowest point since Jan. 20. As the price decilneo
considerable new short interest was made, ana as
tins continues to increase it may afford the basls 1or
another upward turn. The range OF tho pnce 10
day was 1l3l and 113i, and there was some AT
tempt to send back the price when the bank state
ment disclosed such havoc in the specie iten' pu,
the falling Off in the line of importations prevented
the movement. The amount of business done mas
been moderate. The rates paid to have balances
carried over until Monday were 81, 4, 2 D 0, ana
lastly, per cent per annum. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out S145OO in called bonds. and SOoOoo III
coin interest on the public debt The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank was az follows; "old
cleared, S6OS59,OOO; gold balances S2,lS1S'0; cur
rency balances, $31Oo,296. The following are the
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
Ncw llublicdtlons.

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Text Books presents the latest anu
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THE SCHOOL AND FIELD BOOK-lhe be most thorough peoua
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Teachers In the country Pree ~ o.
Lessons sud Manual. ~ y.
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Send for full descriptive crculars
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HIS AND I40 GRAND-SF. NEW WORK
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

There was a small business in State bonds and
prices did not differ materially from yesterday Sales
of Virginia Consolidated were reported at j5l; De-
ferred at H. and South Carolina, January and July,
at 22l. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
The foreign Exchange market was dun al
were nominal. We quote:

The money market has been steady all day, the
stock charging per cent in currency to that
rate in gold all day pledge of the usual Stock Tx
change collateral About p o'clock lunder free offer
ings by prominent stock operator, the quotation
broke down to s. andtclosed at 8. The Secretary OF
the Treasury has authorized the redemption OF
sGGOO0O of the threeper.cent certificates, on which
the interest will cease March 81 The bank state
ment was unfavorable; and as last weeks return
was made on falling gold averages, the full effect is
reflected in the present one the item Of specie being
down 81 759,5O0. The movement of the week COW
cred the disbursement of million on the regular
SALE sSS,7OO in redemption of called bonds, and
81 ,322, 900 in interest ON the public debt The
payments into the Treasury for Customs amounted
to 80 5000, while the exports were S59,579 Ihe
legal tenders were down little, while the deposits
gained about half million. The loans were largely
expanded. The banks lose by the weeks movement
S2.O4s,775. according to the analysis below. The
condition of the cty banks last week and this arc
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
tbe followinp for eitv bank shares :

IN railroad bonds there was a moderately large
business though, usual on Saturday. the dealings
were less active than on other days of the week.
The Pacific mortgages were finn, selling in large
lots as follows: Centrals 10l,G102; Union Firsts.
s6,as7s Land Grants. 57iQ5S. and Incomes, 76s6
hn fnlloNNlnr We the hids
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

The subjoined table shows the extreme fuctua-
tons in the leading railway and shares
United States bonds and gold. made during the past
week as well as the closing quotations of each at
the dates aforementioned
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
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New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
SECOND BOARD.
a1.. of nor.rnn,1ni Ronlls.

Sales of Government Bonds
Ooo L. 500 c.. 65 Mia 10000 u $40 Cou, 49, li6l
o coo n c 590 Conn i67 16s 10000 u & 04O Reg .124
IN O0o ll6s 25,OOO u. IS. 5s, I040 COu1l54
- lICII JO.OO. .1l5s
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHAEGB-tlisr oAii7
1O4 o'CLocK A. NJ
b. Sales Of Government Bonds. 80 -,
,oS S II 3 $40 G oT i6s 1000 u. s. Is. CurreneylISs
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

LOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
II RATES OP FREIGHT REDUCED.
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN1,
Regular Mail Steamers sailing ou the 2ad OF every month
SOUTH AMERICA. Can't. Tinkepaugh, PebmarySl
ONTARIO CAPT. q. SlOcum. March -
MERRlMACk. Capt Weir April o.
hse splendid steamers sail schedule time snn call ST. Thomss
Para bahia and Rio de Jano gong and returning fo
engagement Of freight passage appgto
WIN r. GARRISON Agent No. 5BOwinegreep, NeE-forE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-27

CENTAUR LINIxENr.-There is no pain
which the Centaur Liniment will not relieve,
no swelling 1t will not subdue. and no lame
ness which it will not cure. This is strong
Language, but it is true. Where the parts
are not gone, its effects are marvellous. 1t
has produced more cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lock jaw, palsy, sprains. SWELL
ings, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt
rheum, ear ache, &C. , upon the human frame,
and of strains, SPAWN, gals, &C., upon ami
mails, in one year than have all other pre-
tended RENE dies since the world began 1t
is a counter -irritant, an all-healing pain re-
lever. Cripples throw away their crutches,
the lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered
harmless and the wounded are healed with
out scar. 1t is no humhug. The recipe
is published around each bJttle. 1t is selling
as no article ever before sold, and it sells
because it does just what it pretends to do.
Those who suffer from rheumatism, pain
or swelling deserve t. suffer if they will no,
use Centaur Linineut. More than 1000 GER
ti6cates OF cures, including chronic rheuma-
tsm, govt, running tumors, &C., have beer
received. We will send circular containing
the recipe, gratis, to any one requiring it
| One bottle of Centaur Lniinent is worth one
hundred dollars for spawned horses aue
mules, or screw-worm IN sheep. STOCK
owners, this IMMINENT Is worth you attention
No family should be without Centaur Lini
ment. J. B. Rose & Co.. New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-27

ScnooL MEETING. school meeting of
Montpelier Union District which adjourned
on the evening of the 18th will b held to-
morrow, Thursday, evening. 1t is hoped
that there will be full attendance of the
others as important matters relating to the
school for the coming year are to be dis
Guessed. Every voter as well as parent in
terested in the school should be present.
The meeting will be held in the Village Hall,
at o'clock.
GoULDsvILLE.-Thes summer term of school
closed on the 22d inst Owing to the sick
ness of Miss Austin, teacher in the upper
room, both schools were united during the
last two and half weeks. OF the pupils
who have perfect record in regard to alb
sence, hardness or dismissal, we have the
name of frankie Wiley in the upper room
and in the lower room, Nettie Braley, Ber-
tina Glazier, Ida Balch, Hattie Rich, Ella
Cady. Gertie Brown, Ella Simonds, Hattie
Andrews, Lucy Braley, Winnie Flint, Cor
nelius Hurley, Willie Clark. John Sweeny.
FAMILY GATHERINa-At the reunion of
the family of W. Corliss at the old home
stead in East Corinth, on the 23d inst, there
were present five children and nineteen
grandchildren. 1t was the seventeenth birth
day of Myra Little, who with the other
grandchildren delighted the audience with
select readings and Rotations. After prayer
by Rev. Mr. Winch, most of the assembly re-
paired to the Union Meeting House to listen
to the history of the Corliss family by Rev.
a. B. Corliss of Pennsylvania. The Corinth
Band and the East Corinth choir furnished
excellent music for the occasion.
UNION SABBATH School CoNcERr.-The
Sabbath schools of the Worcester Branch
and its tributa ries, originated or fostered by
the Young Men 8 Christian Association ir
this village, held very pleasant Union Sab
bath School Concert in the church a.
WIightsville last Sabbath afternoon. Three
or four OF these schools were present. number
ing some two hundred persons, all and joined
in the services of the occasion. These con.
sisted Of Singing, Prayer, Responsive Scrip
ture readings, Blackboard exercise, Recita
tons, Remarks, etc. Printed Programmes
were freely distributed, and all felt 1t goot
| to be there.
Prof. Judson Huntington of Washington
| D. c. ,and Rev. Wheelock Parmly of Newark
N. j., have been visiting for a couple o.
weeks in Braintree and Randolph and lett Oh
Monday last.
| NORMAL SCHOOLS fall term at Ran
dolph began Tuesday and that at Johnsol
begins to-day. The prospect of large at
tendance at each place is reported.
Mary, wife of NJ. D. Herrick, formerly O
Middlese1, committed suicide by hanging, a,
Brattleboro, week ago last Monday night
| RACING AT LAKE DUSNoRE will b.
two days of racing at Lake Dunmore, or
Thursday and Friday of the present week
under the management of the guests Of the
Lake Dunmore House.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-27

CAsToRIA - A remarkable discovery, "a
substitute for Castor Oil, - as pleasant to
take as honey, and does not nauseate. 1t is
the only eafe article in existence that will
regulate the system against sour stomach
and dysentery, assimila,e the food, and pro-
duce natural sleep. 1t is made after the re-
cipe OF the celebrated Samuel Pitcher, M. D.,
of Boston, Mass, it is not narcotic, and con-
tains neither morphine, minerals, nor alco-
hol. 1t cures stomach-ache and destroys
worms. For ievershness attending teething
children, for Group, measles, whooping-
cough, and constipation, its effects are aston
ishing. 1t is used by all physicians who are
acquainted with it. 1t can be administered
to the most tender infant or diseased adult.
Any mother who wants rest for herself, or
health for her child, can not afford to be with
out Pitchers Castoria Children cry for it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-27
DEATHS

In Barre, Angus: 2Ii. SETH G. DURK ZEE, aged
70 years mouths nd Is days.
In Mortified August 9th, of csnsum ption. Mrs.
RACHAEL p. FREEMAN. Vie of Smith Freeman
aged So years and months.
In Mortified. August 2lst, of assumption, Mr..
WIN. IL. ross, aged % years and months.
In Roxbury, August sth at the house of Hon
VIM. circuit g. FANNY B. AI\SW ORTH, aged
rs years Two days before death she tell asleep
and could not be awaked.
In Lancaster N. H., August l7th IDA E. BUSH,
aged Is years, | month and 70 days; daughter OF
Geo. X. and G. E. Bush, formerly of Montpel Ter.
Her remains were taken to Hardw lex for burial.
In vile August 2lst. SARAH MARIAH
daughter of Lester IL, and Nancy Terrill, aged ii
months and p days.
In Montpelier Aug. % 1873, BLANCHE D., only
child of Hiram 5. and Lizzie Smith, aged Q years
and months.
Bear her out enderly
To her last rest;
Jesus has taken her
Home to his breast;
Gently, nderly,
THIS sweet child of ours
Shodld be land to slumber
MoDg the sweet flowers.
Make her bed tenderly,
Meath the green sod,
We will leave our darling
Alone with God.
Our Baby has gone home
We do not forget,
IT'S the casket lies here
The jewels reset
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-27
William CardeII's t.tate.

sT.rE OF VERMONT. 10 P,o'.te Court held
w sHIyGror DISTRICT, .s.i Montpelier in d
d,.t ict, on he 9Th day OF Au1uH, A. 1879.
TANfsS CARDEli. an l. 'REN D. CARDELL, Ex-
u ecutors II he estate Of Wi liam Ca dell to 81
Warren, in saia District, decea cd presents hi ad
mni.'ration 1t for mira ion and allovinee,
and axes app icaiIon for a cree Distribution and
par ton Of the y at. Of sail deceased.
wherenpou is ordered by said Court that rad &C.
unit aud apnlicatis- be referred sion ther
Of to be held the Probs'e once, in sad Won't
ne Ter on the Ist day OF Sc ten,bsr, A. D. 1873 for
ne ,rina d. C sion IN reon and IL is furth-r
orde-e that notice her-of be given 10 person
1T. rested by publication of the rame three weeks
succ. d vely in the Green Mountain Fremsn, .
newspaper publish Il at Non tp-lier. previous 10 said
time arnoi nt~d tor hearing that they may appear ~
said time and place, nd show cause, II they
hay- Why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made. By III. Cour', ATTEST,
v33uI HAsVIY ilLnEN, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-27
So successful has DR.. Pierce's Golden Med

So successful has DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery proven, as a constitutional
treatment for Catarrh, when coupled with
the use of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, ap-
piled locally by the use of DR.. Plerce's Ma
sal Doucbe 1.-THE only method of reaching the
upper and back cavities of the head) that
the proprietor of these medicines has long
offered standing reward Of $500 for case
of Catarrh which he can not cure. The two
medicin e., with instrument, for 50, by al
Druggists. 697
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-27

Hiram Green, o the Whitehall Times, re-
ceived the following telegram from P. 7.
Barnum, the other day
Editor Whitehall Times II hereby offer
$50, 900 for the hide of the great Champlain
Serpent to add to my Mammoth Worlds
Fair Show. You are authorized to draw on
me for any sum necessary to assist in secur-
ing the monsters remains. Signed,
P. T. BARNUM.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-27
/ A LECTUR
To xOunG M

TO XounS Ia ca
Just Published, In q Sealed Envelope. Price six
ceuis.
Lecture ON the Nature. Treatn.nt
amp Ksdcxl cure g perm tssri q. or seminat eeak.
S. Involu sisry Emission, sexu.I Debiiuy. and i'm
psdinents TO mnr,Re generally Ne'.eusn.s', Goa:
sumption, Fpi,spsy snd Gs; nsnfaf and physiral
Inea pacity resnltas from sslf-Ahu-s ete.-By euB-
ERrJ.CULVERWELL, u. D Author OF The Screen
Boot :" &c.
The ord renowned suthos, 10 his aamirabl. Lee.
sure clearly firm h,s pssienes that the
.v,ui cons quences Of seifahuse nay be sae~tu,IIy
rrmovsd with ut medicia 9, and without dangerous
suFgical operations. bo0eis-, ip>sFuor nss, rires
eosaials, pointing out N d 81 once sFtarn
ID e6ecinai BY which every suG mat -er What
his condition my be. himseff rheaplys pr
vaisly srd radira' y. THis LeCI ueE WILL ee0ve
A SOON TO THOUs ANDs AND HOUsANOS.
Sent under seal, 20 any address, in PLAIN sealed
envelope, the Teceips cents, OF Two pestage
stamps. Addssea the pa EshsE..
CHAS J a.. KILN z 4 90
e25 Bewery, Asw York. 70, ssx 4sess.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-27

A HOUSEHOLD RExEDY.-No family shou Id
be without some ef6cacious remedy for the
cure Of affections 30 universally prevalent as
coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping cough
and croup-some remedy, too, which can be
relied on W safe, sure and certain. DR. Wis
tar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry combines the
desiderssum,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-27
>a,uuel W. Hatchss Estate

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court ed
RAspolpa DrsrEror. Sc. at Chi ca In said di tret
n The 81 & day II Angut, A. D 1873.
F6.NKLlN ia rCH. administrator OF the e.
Il tate of Samuel w. Hatcn, late of CheseN, IN
aid DstTict, deceased, presents his admin strA
ton account for examination and allowance, and
.kes ayp,cati for OF histFbut,on aud par
tition Of the estate Of eaid deceased.
whereupon, il is ordered by sad Court that 'ad ae-
and SAID apI l'e1tion be referred % session
said Court to be held II the p obafe Ofss IN ssid
Chelsea or TIE n Of Septemb-r. A. D. 1873, ~
10 clock An for he and de cison thereon And
il Ia TURNER ordered that hereof b. gwen tn all
.rsons Interested by publication Of tbs same three
weeks uccessiv. y in The Green nountaio freemsn.
= newspaper published st Montpelier, evious TO sal
time ap pointed FIR hearing, tn tn ey NAV appear a.
said ne and place and STOW cause, " any they nay
have why said account shoul. not b allowed, AZ d
such decree N .de.
By the Count. Attest,