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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-21

Two large locomotive works st PAter.
son, N. j., have offered to resume work Il
their late employees will consent to Q re-
duction Of wages.
Between Utica and Troy, N. r, there
are at least 1876, 600 barrels Of apples, 75.-
900 barrels Of potatoes. and nearly s00.-
600 bushels Of grain, detained BY the
sudden closing Of the canal. The auditor
Of the canal department has given orders
TO superintendents oi sections TO use every
effort to get the boats through.
While a nurse In the city hospital at
Boston was suffering from poison, taken
with view Of ending her life, Arthur
Foster, young physician, was called to
attend her. He prescribed for hysteria.
Learning afterwards that the woman had
taken poison, and died from the effects.
he became SO chagrinned that he killed
himself. Hr
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ROME.

ROME, Nov. 20-The Pope to-day de.
liAered an address TO the foreign students
about to leave for their homes In cunse.
quence ol the religious institution Of
which they were inmates. He warned
the Americans among them. by complete
and almost excessive liberty to which
they would soon be expose, but at the
same time drew o contrast petween non.
interference with the church In their coun.
try, and the prosecutions to which 1t was
subjected In the German empire.
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WASHINGTON.

| WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Evldence &C
cumulates that the Cuban matters win
require much correspondence and conse-
quent delay. Itis asserted in prominent
quarters that no complication need be
feared, as tho Administration sees its way
clear, and while war will be averted, the
probability Is that Cuba will be free.
The remains Of Mrs. Stanton, widow
the late Secretary Stanton, were brought
to Washington today, and deposited In
Oak Hill Cemetery with those Of her hus.
band.
Tho Navy Department Is ordering the
officers OF the Franklin, Colorado, Brook.
lyn and Dictator soon 10 sail for Cuban
waters.
The Secretary Of State has received the
following dispatch from Consul General
Hall:
"HAvANA, Nov. 1s The Consulate at
Santiago reports, under date OF the 18Th,
that the total number Of executions Of
persons from the Virginius was fiity.three,
and that there had been no executions
since the 9Th inst. The statements pub.
lishad here on the 18th respecting dfty.
seven additional executions prove to be
untrue"
The Secretary Of the Interior affirmed
the decision OF the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office, that no more than
one quarter OF section Of land can be
entered by one individual, under the act
Of March 8, 1878, to enlarge the growth
Of timber. The Secretary also aff1fms the
decision OF Commissioner Drummond, re.
quiring parties TO pay lee OF ten dollars
additional entry, under the soldiers home
stead act March 3, 1873, and requiring
parties making such additional entry 10
appear In person at the local Office and
make the necessary application and affl-
davit. p-
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Testing Boilers at Pittsburgh. .

PrrTsBuRaH, Nov. 20.-The second
days examinations by the Government
Commissioners were continued to-day
upon the ordinary single valve boiler.
The valve was removed and the aperture
closed. The highest pressure obtained
was two hundred and ten pounds. Owing
TO continued and increasing escape Of
steam from various parts OF the boiler,
further attempts were abandoned, until II
Is caulked. The experiments tomorrow
will be made upon the boiler msnuiac-
tured In this city oil United States brand
OF iron. - h'
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The wi,hdrawaI Of Bishop cummins

LOUISVILLE, KY., Nov, 20.-A member.
Of the Standing Committee OF the Diocese
oil Kentucky has received q letter from
prominent clergYmanol the East relative
10 Bishop Cummins' withdrawal from his
work In Kentucky and from the Episco.
pal Church, which Is oi the highest au-
ihority. The letter says the Bishop acted
by himself and against tho protest OF the
Evangelical men. Even the most radical
oppose his course, and will give his move.
ment no support. l attended meeting
Of leading Evangelical clergymen in Phil.
adclphia today, and found them o unit
against the Bishop. So suppose we are
10 have no new movement Of any impor-
tsuce. II Is thought that the Bishop
stands alone, for which We bave reason TO
be thankful.
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PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 2O.-A delalcs.
ton has been discovered In the accounts
Of Robert Finney, Secretary Of the Eureka
and Bostsmen'S Marine and Fire Iusur-
ance Companies Of this city today, which
will probably reach $l76,0O0. Il is said
that Mr.. Flnney has been using funds OF
these Companies for some years In private
speculations of various kinds which have
proved Improbable, The losses to the
Insurance Companies, whatever they may
prove TO be, will be made good by the
AInnk hnldnra. NV --------- !
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Ron,a Frozen In.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Nov: 2o.-The
canal froze here last night, and the Ice is
two inches thick. Four or five hundred
boats are frozen In between here and
Buffalo, loaded with corn, wheat, apples,
potatoes and lumber. But few boats
passed yesterday. The Ice breaker was
In operation yesterday and is expected
here to-day. The prospects for further
navigation is bad. 5Jltt C.l u.
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Fatal onnLrrel.

ST. Louis. Nov. 2O-In q quarrel be-
tween John Burgess, fireman, and Jas.
A. Allshire, mate on the steamer Liberty,
on Tuesday night last, the latter beat the
former over the head with an oar, from
the effects Of which be died. Allshire
disappeared after the fight, and has not
been seen since. The Liberty Is On Ohio
river steamer. Burgess lived at Middle.
port. Ohio.
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ENGLAND.

: LONDON, Nov. 20.-The Bank Of Eng
land to-day fixed the minimum rate Of
discount al 8 per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20.-A committee ol
the Cotton Brokers Association will meet
daily to officially decide the number Of
bales sold, tone Of the market and quota.
tions.
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2r 70 g7gwgy0u DIIEgOU YAC'f fa9L4@IlLEzi h @ z1

nation" was perfectly satisfactory to all
but one, o acertain Mr.. Pimple, who still
thought that somehow or other, he had
been outraged. When he came around
in the evening, for the seventeenth time
that day, demanding that he ahould Ihe
set right before the people, our proprietor
called his whole force into the Office 10
see fair play, got out his revolver, and
called Pimple an lnnmitigated galoot, and
shot at him. Plmple said 1t was all right
and went away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-21
FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 20.-Immedlaiely alter the
adjournment OF the Assembly last night,
the members Of the Cabinet rendered their
resignation. President McMahon refused
to accept them, and begged them to re
tain them until new cabinet Is formed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-21

New ORLEANS, La, Nov. 2O.-The
residence Of A. W. Walker and the out.
houses on his plantation, eight miles be.
low this city, were burned this evening.
Loss $4,000.
w. Kick, q German shoemaker, sui
clded here to-day by shooting himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-21

o QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 2O,-The steam
ship Greece, from New York, has arrived.
NEW YoRK, Nov! 20,-Arrived-The
steamship Australia, from Glasgow. =
New YORK, Nov. 20.-Arrived, steam
ers strausburg and Cuba from Liverpool.
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Cattle Droyer Robbed. =.

BUFFALO, Nov. 2O.-A thief snaGched
the pocket book Of @. F. Fulllnger, an
Ohio cattle druver, from the counter Of the
Marine Bank, containing check drawn
by L. r.. Croker for 80, 900 and valuable
papers. All persons are warned against
negotiating the check.
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Weather Report.
WAn UnPARTHBNI,
s1s UYFIon or FHR UHlH SIgKkn 0yTfusn,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. 2o.-8:00 P.u
S pRoBABuITrEB.

III, paonABnlT1Es. J
For the Northwest and Upper Lakes
and thence 10 Missouri and Kentucky,
southerly winds, rising temperature and
cloudy weather with occasional rain on
Friday. 60.
For the Lowsr Lakes and thence to
West Virginia, westerly and Southwestern.
ly winds, partly cloudy and cold weather.
For Tennessee and the Western Gull,
southeIly winds, increasing cloudlness
and higher temperature with occasional
rain for TO morrow. .sS D.
For the Eastern Gulf and South Allan.
tic States, northwesterly winds veering 10
southerly, low but slowly and rising tenn
perature and clear weather. d,
For the Middle and Eastern States,
northwesterly winds and clear and cold
weather.
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Burned 10 Dea,h.

CAIRO, Its, Nov. 20.--A little daugh-
ter of B. NIcMauus was burned TO dealh
last night in this city, her clothes catch
ing fire by coming In contact with Q hot
stove. She, was alone in the room and
was fatally burned before assistance came.
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Undated FOR Murder.

HARRrpunG, Pa, Nov. 20.-Rosen
steinsand Noodle, arrested on the charge
Of killing Abraham Beam at Middletown
together with Davis and Preston, held a
accessories, were all indicted to-day.
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oswRao, November 2O.-The schooner
Westwide, from Milwaukee, with wheat,
went ashore under Fort Ontario. The
crew were taken Of In life boats.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 20.-The Neva
Is frozen over, and there has been heavy
snow storm In this section Of Russia.
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Funeral OF Hon. John P. Hale.

DOVER, N. H., Nov. 2o.-The funeral
OF the late John P. Hale will take place
from the Unitarian Church here Saturday.
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The steamer ossepec, from Newport
plSsed In Thursday morning for the Nor
folk Navy Yard.
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BY TELEG RAP
AssocrAFmRD r. PREss REPORT
R4slpsiyely TO tie lntelii ysncer.

> I ;O3y tho Western Union Line
ofleo Northwest eor. q Main and, AUnroe tte'
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The Situation After Two Monthssof
Z Pahicss sWhat Will y Be In Two
i Bfont6a More 2 4 ta 70 -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-21
sEERlFF'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out CT, s;d under the seal OF, the
Ron ST c,nd Judicial district Court in and for
the County of OTmsby, State Of Nevada. ON
iI,,ign. mt and d, rendered here in the 5tE
day Of $. e,nber. A. D. 1873. in favor Of VII
LIAM SHARON ard against THOMAS ROCHE.
Ed SWEENEY, John Il. BUCkLEf, PETfR
P0CHF. PATRICK ROCHE and NICHOLAS
ROCHE for the ss!e OF certain property and Ter
the sum of 50. 1923 90 with inter st On Fix thou
sand dollars o. 1T the rate of rive PER cent.
nj nth fr.1n st pteIrlStr I'd. 1874: until raiG.
tor,.tcr with the sum OF S299 76 costs arr DIS
butserleIts, all in gold coin =; SAID properly
having been sold having a balance noy due OK
s. 80 lG-lco, tocether with securing costs now
alneu.ting to the sum OF IS %. aud all costs
tLa. may hereafter rue. ana TO ne directed:
commanding TO make out % the Itfs' hsi
property OF the jIIdgu.snt debtors CT either o.
them ard if sufficient personal ctGid iot Do
found HE n cut OF the real property Del, n9i g
70 them or either of thew. TO sa'isfy the said
balance of $3.50 16-lsU with costs and accr1ine
costs and in pu suance thereto ] have LEVIED
npon and will Expose It public SALE in fir, mt Il
the Court house door in the Town Of CsIson
City. ourty and State aft resaid, on the
5th dsy of November. A. l.. 1873.
;etw. en- the hou,s of A. NJ. and 5 p ri. to Wit:
A: o'clock z. NJ. to the hii hest and best bidder
to satisfy the said balance of said JudGms Mt.
costs. and ng costs all the right. iitie snd
interest the said DE- btors had now have AT tia
time said judgnt Mt WAS .ocl e:td to tht follow
ing d. scribeti real property. to Wit: 1 ne nofih-
east quarter OF section ;llrty-two to2l, north
on, half / III of south. asst quarter CT section
thirty-rwo i:}2, north ont-hsf ~ of south
west quarter OF section flir!y-thrte t:3l. SOUTH
VT st quarter of section 1--WE y nIne t2.3. west
Quarter Of section thirty two t'2i. the east q ct
section thirty t3Ul, southeas quart, CT stct!cn
thirty or $50. wet / Of north, ast quarter Of
section! .i,iit y-one till. rorth X of southwest
quarter section thirty tire 3. frGcii nal II
", st p of s elton thi ty-one, containing 2s9
r 10 acres. All in ! township Is. rerth Ut hangs
10 ..s. Monte i3iablo b:s- ind Il. rilan. TO-
getEer With ali improve IN, nts the ton.
=. T SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson Civ October II. ISIS. cclt-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-21
Ore Hundred ThnIIsant Tickets will b
rr; the teds of y tiCh
a q a m

=
one CHANCE IN tLESS HAN IfN foH n
tOIGIEE TOR FIVE DoILAiS-
Proceeds IF :he sale Of tickets ut the Eas'.rli
az. ncj,s vii! rsn!ail on dtl"slt WIN "I, 10
lSt;s.,, K ca. BANKERS. :! broadway. now
yo,i.. until after tre distribution ana p2vlit III
4 gifts. -, -
KITS S.. R,I.F TKCKEE~ Sc so
F,rsai.. =, Gto +. browns - Brtad"sy'
a3r:z X Levy Ill IToeduay: taDdev.t e. :.
.a- Court and Fulton streets, brooklyn: l. W
shear - Fulton STREE.
A. BROWN. Agent.
% Broadway and Exchange Court, i:o. IN T.
Nail oii, r an Al riicati'ns for "&th eies LII
n utier citi.s 10 b. aGdr >sed TO
c. ALEXANDER CO..
Eas.e m Managers Fos.otiize Bon No. Lass, New
YORK.
WELLS FARGO go a.. HaHAers, m.
mia City. Nevada
Tickets or Coupons drawing Gifts can ne col
;ec.ed through banking Houses. OF "eiis' also
Z Co.'S Exrress. .
All communications connected with the Con
cert ard all ord - fer Tickets. and Applications
II Agents to sell Tickets should he ADDRESSED I"
ID. l.. ELiNC3aRD. Manager,
Virginia City, Nevada.
john D. kERsEy. Agent, Carson City.
au1-ti
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-21
SUR ZION ..
y THE U,>TNIs;? COURT OF TER

EG THE BI>THIStI COURT OF 1hss
T. ;.crolid judicial is:rict OF the state Of he
yaGs Ia aud fer the Comfy o. trnlsby. MANI
hIMp plainiiff JUN hEAf, defendant.
Action lrcugi t in the District Court ct the Bee
opd Judicial D,strcr If the State Of N yada. IN
and Tor tn, County Of Urlu-by, aid tn. corr
paint fl, IL sai, County Of Uriisuy II the .hcs
If tie Cl,rl # said Lis'Iic; q urt
The stat ot NJ ada :, ids greeting to JOHN
Ek ZAP, defendant.
You are h,r. b, require to al pear IN an action
in the District Goirr, q! the Second Judicial IS
Irct ut the state Ct Nevada, IN AID for the
County of DIn.sty, snd 10 answer tie eonl IalnS
Ill, L III. r,,u Oh or bttCTe the ITsi Moiiuay IN
Noreii.5; =. n i~'3.
Th. said action is brought to obtain decree
Of divorce from the bones OF natrIu.ony here
tofcr, and how existing he. ween You AID saId
plat tiff: and deere that Plaintiff have ito
guards uShIp, education. cart anu coLtroi OF
LIZA anna hEAf, agen three Years, the
daughter OF yourself ana Eer. said piaILtIA
than two years since, anu thai you hay. tailed.
for more than i've year., fosuppot htr or said
child; s!l OF which LIS IT fully appears from Eer
coinpaibi IN ii. i'll said toi.Tt.
AID you Is It by I.u;it,G that if yoI; fail 10
syn. ar ans. TsyStI tLt sid c'nI, alb We
rtquired, tie said Plaintiff Viii api ~ TO said
Court for the -tlisf rrHId ftI il tar On paint.
Given Ulas my hand. and the seal
ESs OF the DIssri, Court OF the St nd
60 judicial District q the state Of News
Ia. III and for ti,. County OF Orn sly tbs 9th
dsy OF August. in the year ,f our Lold oEs
tLoaSand Cha LtInGi.ts ana stN, nj! -t!itt.
Z. >. EDH Abs. Clt1k.
TRoN.s Walls. pIaiI- q : Attorney
ss.i"ow
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
COlfax's Farewell Address.

Senator's Tho time fixed by the con-
stitution for the dissolution of The AID
Congress has arrived, and with Il few
parting words | shall resign this gavel to
the son of Massachusetts,, Who has been
chosen by the people as my successor.
Administrations terminate and Congresses
expire as the years pass by, but the ma
tion lives and grows and prospers, to be
served in the future by those equally faith.
fnl to its interests, and equally proud in
its growing influence among the nations of
the earth. To be callcdby the representa-.
tives Of the people, aud afterward by the
people themselves TO the responsible duty
ofpresiding successfully overthe two Hous.
es Of Congress for the past ten years, from
the era Of war through the era Of recon
struction to the era of peace. more thar
fills the measure Of an honorable ambition
Looking back over these past ten exciting
years. can claim not only | have com.
mitted no act which has proved the conf
dence misplaced that called me 20 thi
position, but also that have striven, il
its official duties, TO administer the parli
mentary law, with which the uprigh
Judge upon the bench decides in question
of life and liberty, to faithfully protec
the rights Of the majority in the advance
inent OF public business. to remain cain
and unmoved amid the excitement OF dc
bate, to temper and restrain asperitic
and TO guard against personal antagon
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
The New 0rle0ns Riot.

The Louisiana election trouble eulmi
mated in a no, 90 wedasday last, Of ~hies
the following is an sooOup. -
"Betwaen nine and ten o'clock Wedns
day evening, the McEoery militia attack
ed the third precinct police station. They
commenced the attack by firing into the
building. The police returned the are
Soon after General Badger, chief Of the
metropolitan police, moved doWa Charles
street from Canal. With about 200 meu
and QUO piece of artillery. Quite large
crowd had by this time collected about
JaoksOo Square and cu streets leading
thereto. When near the crowd General
BADGER ordered them to disperse. The
militia refused to give way, when the PO-
lice cred blank cartridge and soon after
.ro,her shot was fred. This lime the
gun was loaded with grape, and one man
wa, killed and several wounded. Another
charge Of grape was fred up ST. Ann
,treet Sonc ten or twelve are reported
wounded, but only one man is
reported killed. As fat as known only
one policemau was woun1ed during the
entire fight At one time firing was quite
brisk. resembling somewhat a picket
.kirmish. For the powder expended and
the fuss made, the danger was remarsa-
bly, light. The grape of tbs mstropolitans
was more than The militia barglincd for,
aud they are reported to have skcdsdled
iu great disorder. The United States
troops about | O'Clock reached the scene
of the conflict and the remaining militia
retired, leaving them in possession. A
COMPANY of United States cava ~ at one
o'clock, passed up Camp street to General
Emery headquarters, but soon after re-
turned TO Jackson svuare. They arc
held in readiness to assist the police in re-
pellins any attack that may bs made
An attempt at compromise is being male
4 New Orleans dispatch to the Herald
states that the riot Wednesday night, was
the last desperate effort of McEnery to
maintain official existence. Deliberately
he planned with the sanction Of the COM
mittee of 200. Their object was the
seizure Of the buildings in which the
court was held, and in case, Of success
the Kellogg judges were to be deposed
and McEuery judges put in their places
The President hopes that there will be
no further trouble in New Orleans, but
if the people there are not couviced he is
in earnest aud resolved to discountcnance
all further efforts of McEnery TO obtain
power, it will not be bis fault. The ad-
ministra;ion adhercs 10 its former position,
and Kellogg will be protected even if it
IS necessary to hedge bis office with bayo-
nets.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
Bu-Iness Notices.
To The People OF Vermont.

All yoa that usni pieiuTes sniarsnd
from sarsll ones o. large pictures Of any
Kind. call a, nv PboiogrsPh Rooms IN
Morrisvillc and SC ssnpios before p1r'
chasing elsewhere. ! do al Of ny cop
pyisg and enlarging my self. therefore
save the expense Of sending them away
TO the cities as most Of the artists have
to 10 10 this state have secured the
services Of NJ. c. r. Fay Of Malone New
York mot New York City, to flush my
Picture. in Lax. Oil or Water eOiOrs- !
have enlarged aud flushed between and
5 hundred. aud they have given the best
of satisfaction, | never have been asked
TO take one Of them back yet. also
keep the largest assortment Of Picture
frames Of any one shop in the State. Be-
ware orthese travelling agents soliciting
orders TO enlarge pictures as their make
is not what they represent il to be. l
do the above work as eheep as you can
get il in the State. The above work Is
all warranted to give ,st;siseiitp, Ct you
neOd not pay.
EN- PORTER. Photographer.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12

i'm 70 rsrfoTm Aocepiuhiy he coupler
ing duties Of the Chair without pariiEau
fears has been nv constant sudearOr. IL
!. gratifying. therefore, that Of ID, many
hundreds q decisions made By ne. ofieu
on the instant. bone have been reversed
aud scarce any seriously questioned.
HoE much oue TO the uniform kindnes
aud support e the members over whom |
have presided. is difficult to express in
words. IL has been bounded by no party
line, and controlled by no political sfiilia.
iions, and | rejoice that have been able
to sites, my appreciation Ofihis support
while Eeslously defending the principles
before the people. The defence has new
er been coupled with personal assaults on
apy Of the eminent public men with whom
| have differed. No epitheis or invec-
tives have fallen from my lips. But the
Clerk admOnishes me that the i2d Con
eress has already passed into history, and
wishing you. Senators. useful lives fer
your cOuniry and happy lives for your
selves, aud thanking you for the resolu-
ton spread on your jOurual and invoking
the favor of Him who holds the desiiuies
Of nations aud Of men 10 the hollow Of his
hand | am ready to administer the oath
OF office TO the Vice Presideut-clect whom
now introduce to you.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-03-12
Nathan b. Gates Estete.

State of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS. In Pro
bate Court, held at johnson, on the 18th da,
Of Feb. A. ID. 1872
Gilman VI. Sherwin, admin s.rntOr Of tho Rstate OF
Nathan d. Gates late OF IydepaIl in said DIS, de-
ceased, makes application to said Court for License
10 sell all Of the rDa estate Of said decreased u
wit all the real estate Ia said district belonging
To The estate of said deceased, representing shat
aid sale ,hereOf Is necessary 10 pay the debts and
expenses Of tho said estate.
Whercupon, 1t is ordered by said Court that sale
application GENE under con sideraton and he heAlo
on the 3ls day Of March AID. 1919, at the Probate
Office in Johnsnn and 1t further ordered, that all
persons interested be notified hereof. by publisa-
zion this application aud order thereon. Tires
weeks successive in the LamOille Newsdealei
printed at II yde Park, before said time of hearing
that they may appear at said time aud place and
If they SEQ cause, object thereto.
IL Attest NJ. o HEATH Judge.