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Z. 3. Goodrich, Of st. Paul. is at tho Pacific.
Frank Smith, Of Boston, is at tho Sherman.
Count Deafoures, of Austria, iH at the Pacific.
e. ". Emory, OF California, is at tho Paoiilo.-
G. IL. WiImarth, Of Liverpool, is at tho sher
mail.
Jacob Nuttor, Of Ban Francisco, is at the shor-
man.
E. L. Ford, of Nav York City, ia at the shor-
man.
George q. Webstor, Of San Francisco, ia at tho
Pacific.
Tho Hon. @. T. Ransom, Of 1owa, IL at the
Pacific.
q. ". Dillingham;, Of New York. is at tho
Pacific.
II. 9. I1inman, Of Louisville. Ky, is ut tho
Bhornan.
Geo: ": Dorrigo, OF tho oalosbarg Free Press,
IL at tho Sherman.
Tho Hon. 0ooorgo l.. Draokott, Mayor Of Min
peapuliB, MIMI, IL at tho Pacific
Among tho arrivals at tho Woat Side DriGga
House yesterday wore tho following: The Hon.
William T.. 1Ionry, Joliet A. r. Hodges, B1llfa-
10; JamoH Humphrey, Fort Wayno a. D. itoE-
erH, VI. pall II. II. 6aVago Nov York J.E.
(loppost, Ut. LollIH; N. house, st. panl W.
Stable, KnnsAs; j. Smiley, Rabortson House,
joliet; 1l.o1uaa Taylor, journal, Fort Wayne
and George Il. Davis, Nav York.
Matt Cnrpontor IL to make MI agricultural ad-
droHH ut lsocAford, ILL.,, sopt. 10.
Fred O'Don..ull haH yacasol Ills plnco on tile
Autobiography stato Ticket III Iowa, being u1l-
dor age for acknowledgements.
Bishop Randall, Of Colorado. wAllc in Wind
, 1873-09-01
KRutsns City Livu-St0cik NE1.r1eot.

Spet1a! Ulxp8ecH 10 tbs ENfNa0 ITtbGHt'
KANBAs Ulry, Mo-, Aug o0-OattIn-ltereipts 1,7l0
shipments, J,i84 Us by The IL. VI. Jos line.
LUX of rccctpls aro green ToxanH, for wlir lG e-
.Haua pgsyails. md huyera holding on sales VIII
tosod To1Hn atecrs, $2.81l. ta3.n5; ihnrugA Tuxan
cows, 81 .2htal 90; fuir native steers, SAID.
UoBa-Alarktt inactive, at $3.50.
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mon TOO coarse, sso dolaine, 6a@57o Noils domes-
Ito dne, 90; nnitoralan!ab'o obio. 8s0WXc; , ut'-
a4e.; 1ndiann, aoo; weatern low, a2xo.
posroN, Aug. 3o.-,wool >'as l'non e1citod for the
paat fcw nyp and prices has nvnncod Tor nl grades,
and ronnsylvanin fleece, notllun trello e1tra md
p!ck-locx at 4o@51ho, medium extra and double Of
diana, 45ta4so; comblng md dclrtno. 62@doc tMh, 10
a64c Wor'ern, Co orado, Nosafa Katsns, md Toxas
unwnHhodt 2aa37Ao; snpcrhno and extra pulled, 10
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Now York lbry..oods Market.

NEW Y0RH, Aug. 3D,-lusI1leHA contlnues aesiyo
with both ugenta aud tuhbers. Cuto gooda III spir-
lied request. uleachetl BhirtnKs quilt gralrs from
II to u seArce. Cotton nuleH brink, especially ow
qualities. Cotton grain bags active au lii short sul-
ply. prtnt, w,rstcd dress goods, md printed reps
very brisk, Fancy casaln'rres laatk hnayars, and
goods Imports for thu wGck. s., &C., ,ll6
, 1873-09-01

About Dec. ], our 8uuth Side Bank will
occupy tbs new uank building, No. 100 "ashing-
ton strcot which n bHing erected for ua, ntGr ol,r
supervision With espcciA! reference to the Accoln1no-
latloM u cur buuinesp. IroRton. Koun, l. %.
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an prices higlor; HHos Ut Oo at a5eshYt; Michigan
aud Wisconsin hnr, Az; IuslinuA luE b3ty @y55u !;
pulled moro, 37@241o: Ohio c0lnDlnX. g044V3o; com
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lllndefphias.. ...........4 l ! Oil
Atlautics. ................0 0 0 = o. 3
Iu,ls Earnta-philadelphia, . e.; Atlantic, /.
Itases on EYrors-rhtadelphta, 7: Atlantic, A.
UmpfTe-John +. Bcnscnderlcr. Of Atlan.ies.
1ine II Ga4ne-One hour and thirty nlinnteB
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
Oar Business Houses.

WM. 5. HOOPER & CO.-.Jn0. $. Carr, lIsq., a member of the above firm, and manager Of the Arizona City branch, escorted us through their ware-roomS one dty thi. week, and. truly, wa were SUP prised to find so extensive a whole sale, forwarding and commission establishment in this part of the country. Mfr. Carr informs Us that he has received (for this and the Iihrenberg branches) and disposed of 1 200 tons assorted merchandise within the past twelve months, or. upon an average, 100 tons per month; and, in addition, 20 tons barley. This is exclusive of goods forwarded, es per commiSaion,and lumber, which, when added, would make |, favorable showing with many firms in other towns who have greater pretentionS.
 DAVID NEAuR.-To satisfy our- self of the business done by this house, we visited 1t on Thursday last Mir. r.Neahr showed Us through his very extensive establishment, which is flied to the brim with dry goods, clothing, groceries, provi- ions and general merchan- disc. He is 8 wholesale, retail and commission mcrchant of long standing in this section about six yearsl, and as d mark Of integrity and WOrthiness, his trade now ex- tends toall parts ct the Territory.
 RETAIL BUsISESs.-We shall take pleasure 10 notice the steady improvement Of the retail husi- ness in our town, SD soon a5 our space Sill admit of it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18

OFFICE OF TREASURER, ! Yuma County. 4. T.,
 Arizona City, Jan. 1e, 1878. The following warrants will be paid upon presentation at this of flee, viz:
 On GENERAL FUND Nos. 2Ol, POP, 209 and 21S, of issue of January, 1871. Interest on same ceased November 1jlh, 1872.
 Nos. 23o, 234, 22;;;5s 2i4, 25l and 257, of issue 0f January, 1871. Interest on which ceased Decem- Der 14ti, 1872.
 Nos. 267, 26S, 272 and 273, of is- sue of July, 1871. Interest on which, ceased Deceinber II. 1872. Nos. 276, 277 and 227S, of issue os July, 1872. Interest nn which ceases this date.
 On TERRITORIAL CONTIN- GENT EXPENSE FUND-No. b, of issue of April, 1872. Interest on which ceases this date.
 Nos. Is and IT. of issue of July, 1872. Interest on whi | ceases this date.
 JNO. ;. rARR.
 Treasurer Of Yuma County.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

LUCRATIVE OFFiCE.-The post master of Arizona City has kindly furnished us the annexed state nent of "Money Order business" done by him for the year last past.
 Money Order Business at the Post Office, Arizona City, for the year ending Dee. 3lst, 1872:
 Number of orders issued G29.
 Value of orders issued S26.072 li.
 Fees charged by Government S136 60.
 Post-maSter's pay, being i! Of fees $i5 J3.
 Naiue of orders drawn upon and paid at this office : 259 g.
 Post-mast6r'5 fces eff per cent. SD 6!.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
THE TEXAS < PACIFIC R. F..

THE TEXAS & PACIFIC l.. R. Assistant Engineer Reno, with his party of tn&t men, arrived last "Wednesday noon from Crecia can- yOn, where he had been ordered by Chief Engineer Evans, while here (about five weeks ago.. 10 run another grade line over that most difficult portion o:i the line. Eir. Reno informs Il. that his sec ond grade tine there is very satio- factory, ii being only 75 feet to tho mile. The party resumed work on the iiae, running to Marjcupa Wells, where they meet tiIc east ern survey, last Thursday. The situation 0f the bridge over thc Colorado, al this place. is not yet Settltd d. il may be that a draw bridge will he put IF, at the foot of the bluffs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
NEW TO-DAY.

N o T l C F. '. ' All persons having claims against the County of Yuma pre- vious and up to the 1St day of Jan uary, 1873, will please come for ward and receive their warrants for the same, as they are now roa- dy fer issue.
 ]. $. SPANN. Clerk. Arizona City, Jan. IS, 1873.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
JEWEIEY. The residents oi

JEwET.EY.-T residents Of this section, who wish to have their jewelry repaired, or to pur- chase new; or, have their watches cleaned and repaired, can be ac- colnmodated by calling in person Or sending tn r.. D. SwitZer, 9th st !, San Diego, all experienced work man in his.line. We take pleas ure in recommending him to the favorable consideration ofOur citi- ZenS. See ali.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
Private Boarding House ! By Mrs. MARY FOREST.

Gfla H., neG7' fhc hcad of FfTst. T ENTLEMEN desirous If pre- O curing good board (With out i0dgiugl can be accommodate q with the same, upon reasonable terms, at the above named place. No pains will be spared to make it agreeable to all who patr0nize mo. The best the market affords will, at ail times, be supplied.
 ial8-tfl Mrs, A. FOREST.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18

FoR County Treasurer's Report see 9th page.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
List ef Letters.

The following is a list of letters remaining at tho Post Office at Arizona City, Jan. F, 1878. Par ties calling for any of the follow ing letters, will please say "ad- vertised:"
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
DAY HOARD.-.iittnti0n

DAY BOARD.--kiitntion is directed t0 the advertisement q. Mrs. Forest, on 5t!l page. It is useless to deny nij9's preference in respect t0 boarding houses. Give uo the private before thn public hOnsc, a8d iii this .ye are, with cut tioubt, in the majority. There is more home in il. Try it. you young bach elors.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18

ing letters. will please say "ad- vertised:"
 Atherton, J W-5McCann, J J-3 Conner, D-2 Mcconnell, Geo i Dow, John B Wye, D E Davis, " Norton, Franklin Doten, James VDeli, Isaac DickaSOn, J Q Peck, J-S Fisher, E " Skinner, " Goldberg, J Sulieyan, John Hoyey, J II Seddall, R Hull, John Futile, Ira or Hawkins, A Tongue, II Johnson, A-3 TOdenworth, G Kimble, T V Tobin. G $
 Kimble, Az Webster, MF&Co
 Lang, A Woods, Benj
 Lyman, J C-5 Werringer, Vim CARTAs MExIsANAs.
 J M Peralta, Gabino Aguilar, T Reyna, Clara Romero,
 F Molleneda, Pedro .Arbiso, F Barrio5, 4 CamelOs,
 Francisco GomezRefugia Enimes, Manuel Alvarez, Ustaquio Netares Ramon RobIes, Jaramilio, Francisco Castro, M Andrade, Jesus Duran, Antonio YOVier. PolOni0 Sals ado, Merced Ramos, QuirinO Garcia, Jesus Dias,
 Jose A Garcia, A SherangOlO.
 FoR County Treasurer's Report see 9th page.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18

DEATH OF NAPoLEON.--By tele- graph we learn that Louis Napo- leon, ex-Emperor, died at Chisel- hurst On the 9th inst. His sud- den demise creates great conster- nation in Paris. The remains were deposited in the Catholic Church it Chi3elhurSt. under the seat in tho Chanccl, usually Oc- cupied by hia family.
 PEOrosALs.-On Gth and 7th pages of to-d,.y's issue see Gov ernment advertisement for pro po@:,is for Carryii g the mails in Arizona Territory. Proposals will be received at the Contract Office until 5 P. III. of March 3d, 1872. Service from July 13t, 1873, 10 June 30,h, 1874.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18

PrBL1C SALE.-ty reference to advertisement on 7tII page of to- days paper it will be seen that a splendid opportunity for invest ment is offered. The sale will be inade to-day, 18th inst, it 1n o'clock a. n., in front of Mr. i'ulter's b!acksmith shop. Par ties desirous of purchasing, should I'e promptly on the spot.
 TKAETITi & DODsON.-The cit = zens of this Territory have now an opportunity offered them, through the firm of Trantum ta D0ds0n, attorneys at law and rrai estate agents, San Diego, to attend 70 ail business they m y have in their line ill Sau Diego county. They also make q speciality of attending to mining in1eres's. We recommend this firm as per fectiy reliable and responsible in their business transactions, at least, we have found them 70.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18

NEW SAN DIEGO uuTEI.-This Hotel is ona of the ii"st public houses erected in New Sau Diego, and in point of comfort and accom- nioiatiun. is considered second 10 none in that city. Capt. Dunneils, the proprietor, and his estimabie lady, spire no pains UT expense to make everything agreeable and satisfactory tn ail who favor them with tl!cfr patronage, The lora- tinn is pleasant. lying near the Bay, within a short distance of tue wharf, and opposite the Gov rrnment Corral. Any one visiting or passing through San Diego, could do no better than to give the Captain g call.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
SUPERVISOR PROCEEDINGS.
Friday. Jan. 10. 1873.

Friday, Jan. 10, 1873.
 The Board met pursuant to ad- iournment. Present-P M Fisher, Chairman; Supervisor Baker and J si Span, Clerk.
 Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
 BILLS ALLOWED.
 C l. Minor, $$t6l 9; T Ray, SIC; C Bane, S22 p; F II Good win, $257; Isham Reayis, S5; Geo Fields, S5; ( Hoover, $l61 90; J M Redondo, $127 D; Ah Lone. $22G; John EIaggee, $206;, John Haggee, $24; r IT Goodwin, $313. Adjourned Jan l3,
 Monday, January l3, '73.
 Present-EisiIer, chairman; su- pervisor baker and Clerk.
 Wm Law, $5Q 5n; C Arnaba, $150; Dr Rose, SlJ0; R E Kelley, $75; T J BidweiI, $15; Jas Drum, $3G; Geo Tyng, 332; Geo Tyng, $l05; Geo Tyng, S337; J W Darlington, S;;!} 8; Isham ReaVis. &l09; Dist Clerk, $l1G; Dist Clerk, Si5; C Gray, $33 3}3; Dist Atty, B; C Gray, Sl00; Dist Atty, S1u7 5b; David Ncahr, &li 13, J $ Carr, S3S B; T $ Carr, &::!!;;ii 353; Court eXpenaes, $J1 94; J \ C,i.rr, $i5; Fitzgerald <. kenyoli, Sol 3S; Fitz- gerald x Kenyon, IS; Fitzgerald ts keJron, ;i5N z3; Geo Tyng, Si9: Geo ?Vng, $1n5; Extra guard, SlG5: Jail guard, 3itiG; Rent of jury room, S31; Jailnr's fees, $iGn; Extra guard, S2n5; J " Oorriny- ton, S72; Rent, S6G GG; ] " Dor ringtOn. $l35 75; J " Inrriug- ton, Sl49; Dist Clerk. $333 40.
 Adiourned tO the 1ith, n il. Til. NEW SAN DIEGO uUrEI.-This
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18

ERA UoUSH. We would cali at tention to inc advertisement of Win. Townsiey. IF. pr;etor of the Era House, San Diego. This House is located in the central part Of the city. in block opposite the Horton House. Stages arrive and depart from this house daily, Transients will bear in mind the charges at ihis House are moder- ate and accommodations good.
 "OCTAvF," or eighth day afier the adornnaent of Christ by the three Kings (wise meu from Ara hial at which time l feast was given, was observed, with appr = Driate ceremonies, at the house of McS=rs. Nissen & Nuiies on Mon day evening last, 18th instant.
 WE publish t. lay the first let ter from our Special Correspond ent at Tucson, which embraces a synopsis of the proceedings of the Legislature from commencement.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
NEW TO-DAY.
TICE

OFFTCE OF TREASURER, Yuma County, 4. T.,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-27

! The nonresident, propPietors ofthe town
| of Mount Tabor, the county OF Rutland,
4 are hereby notified that the taxes assessed
I by said town, W,tthin the three years next
| preceding this date, rennatn either in
| whole or in part unpaid, ON the following
described lands in, said town, to wit:
$50 acres, No. 6, Range 6, tax SO. 80 assessed
| to Joseph Greeiey's, estate original pro-
prietor, Edward NanwoIth. I, st's.stF sSs.
/ 200 acres, No. Z, Range 2,tax 81. %; assessed.
4 to Joseph Greeiey's estate; original propri-
! etor. Natllanie Marshall. = 81. - !
2e0acres, Nos, Ran 9e u, taxS4 90. assessed.
| to JosephGreeley's estate; original propri-.
! 200 acres; MOI, Range 4, tax 81 80, assessed
/ to. JosephGreeiey's estate; original propri-
setor, Joseph Games. Fl n. 49,, -. =
200 acres, So:ll, Range II, tax S6.7S; assess
| ed TO Joseph Greeley Is estate; original pro-
| pFietor; Joseph kames. mi $50 80
+ u acres, No. 5; Range3, tax 80 cts, assess
ed to Jane q. Lawrence. original propfie-
|, Sc acres, 10. 20, tax. $500; assessed to
Abraham Little or NAL proprietor, Steel
/ Clip. 49, r., <eA. GGi ees s.kh .
| ii acres, No.;5, Range, tax sLs6, assessed
to Abel Putnam, Jr.i original proprietor,
Steel Clip. =. Z. st'.ti,
/ ed. to Warren Vaughan. !; Original proprie-
| ! sIoe: acres, GA, Range ?, tax $3.50, assessed
to Warren Vaughan original proprietor.
100 &C res, No. o, Rang tax s2.s7, assessed
70. War 7s Vaughan an original proprietor,
100 acres, Noe, Range 3; tax 81. Is, assessed
to Warren Yaughan. original proprietor,
/ 1And 50 much Fof said lands will be sold
I In In. said. town, on the e7th day of December
| next, at ten O'Clock forenoon as shall be
I requisite. to discharge said takes. with
g Dated at Mount TABOR a ath day Of
/ November, "A. ID. 1873 = IL = slt5 sNl.s
I 4sw3 ~ y IS. p. HOWE First Constable.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-27
Charges Against the Officers Of the
Gilman, Clinton and Springfield
Railroad Company.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 70.
In the case of the Gilman, Clinton and
Springfield railroad, which was yester-
day placed in the hands of the receiver,
it appears from the evidence that the
actual cost of constructing and equip
ping the road was about 81, 500, 900,
while the Morgan improvement COM
pany received for rendering this service
about 81, 500, 600. The Morgan improve
ment company was incorporated in
May for the sole purpose of constructing
this road, and it had capital of 81, 0o0,-
600 divided into shares of $50, 200 each.
Fourteen days after its incorporation it
entered into contract with the Gilman,
Clinton and Springfield railroad COM
paHy. The directors and president Of
the road, who had been principally con-
cerned in letting the contract to the inn
proyement company, were shown to have
been let into its enormous profits for
merely a nominal consideration. 1t was
also charged against the railroad officials
that they made ruinous contract for
the road with the Barclay Coal company,
of which they owned a three quarter
interest, and that they made an unlaw full
. lease of the road to the Pennsylvania
company, and in other respects they
were guilty of a breach of trust.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-27
Terrible Tragedy.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 26.
On Monday, at Fulton, one Pickett
and two brothers named Cassidy, got
into a dispute about game of cards,
when Pickett shot both Cassidys, killing
one and seriously wounding the other.
Pickett was arrested and started over
land for the county seat at Washington,
in charge of an officer. A Short distance
from Fulton he was shot from the
bush. He fell to the ground, and was
left for dead. The officer went for as
sistance, and on returning found Pickett
had revived and was trying to escape,
though badly hurt. He was taken back
to Fulton, and yesterday put on the
train for Washington. A party of Irish
men endeayored to stop the train and
capture him for the purpose of lynching
him, but were deferred by the officers.
1t is reported that Pickett died last
night.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-27
Marriaaes.

EUSSELL-HANNUM Rutland. Nev
26th, at the house of the brides mother,
by the Rev. DIR. Harris, MIR. George Z. Rus
sc and Miss Adelaide ID. Hannum, no h
of Rutland.
ER-WHTTMAN-In Manchester,
at the residence of the brides brother, by
Rev. w. :. Blaisdell, Nov. 26th. Mr. Fank
A. Wilder, of Rutland, and Miss Emma
Whitman, of Londonderry.
with pleasure we received and noted
the above announcement. last evening,
Mr.. Wilder Is the faithful baggage
on the mail train of the Harlem Extension
railroad. We congratulate the las mat
ter of coursel happy couple. May their
lives continue long and bs prosperous.-
I'D. HERALD.
PARkER-H9LDEN- the Methodist
Parsonage in Mendon, Nov. 18th. by Rev.
4. '. Marshall, Mr.. Charles +. Parker. of
Mendon, and Miss May f. Holden, of Cut
tingsville.
DELANO-CURTIS-In Burlington, on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 10Th, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, by Rev. s. Il.
Atwill, Mr.. e. w. DeIano and Miss Fannie
A., eldest daughter of T. j. Curtis. both of
that city.
LSome fine wedding cake accompanied
this notIce.-ED. HERALD.
CROSBY -BENTLEY-In Arlington. on
the 2lst INST, by the Rev. G.. Graves. Mr..
Charles +. Crosby and Miss PheDe l.. Rcnt-
ley, all of Arlington.
ROSS EEL-BOYER-In Ogdensburg, ON
tke 18th inst, at st. Mary's cathedral, by
the Rev. j. Mackey, v. q Mr.. John Il. Fos
seel, of I;utland, VT, TO Miss Annie G. Boy
er, of 0gdensburg.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-27

over the Fftchburgh road. Northern cat
tie were or slim quality. A. l.. Houghton
Bro. are shipping nearly 100 head OF
Texas cattle every two weeks. and have
now back 1000 head already bought and
being fed scarcely anything is doing at
market this week in cattle. Considerable
dead freight, which had very much the
appearance of dressed poultry, went
through to the Charlestown freight house
for the Boston market. The few sales on
slin cattle run at last weeks figures
Houghton IL Wilcox sold six steers to
dress $50 pounds at 7Kc. d. W.T.: six steers
and heifers to dress 500 pounds at &c. d.
W.T.; six cows to dress $50 poundes at &C.
q. VT. NJ. L. Shackett sold steers average
1910 pound each at 5zc. live. III. ID. Bry-
ant sold coarse oxen at Sc. d. W.T. Sheep
and lambs, fresh arrivals 760 head, with
something like thousand head left over
from last market. At Union market not
much trade was expected, If tnere had
been anything like a supply last weeks
prices could not have been sustained.
There were just a few loads needed that
went at firm prices. l.. Hastings sold one
load to average IS pounds at SAILS per
head. i. K. Brady sold So sheep to aver
age sixty pounds at 81 IS per head. A
considerable quantity OF dressed poultry
went to Boston; live lots sold at 1zHQI5c.
per pound. Working oxen were more
slow, also mich COWS cell quite slow this
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-27
STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ of EairhaVen. -.
Be ii remembered, that at session OF
the Probate Court holden at CasIleton,
within and for said District. on the I'D
day of November, A. ID. 1873.
Present: Hon. j. 3. Bromley. Judge.
Whereas. q certain instrument in writ
ing, under seal, purport1ng to be the last
will and testament of Sylvia circuit. late
of Pawlet. in said district. deceased,
having been this day presented TO said
Court for Probate. and duly filed Ia the
Registers office: Therefore, IL is ordered
that all persons interested in the
estate Of said deceased be notified TO APP
pear before said Court, at the Pro-
bate ONCE in Castleton, in said district,
on the twenty-second day Of December,
a. D., 1873, by publication OF this
order, three weeks successfully pre-
vious thereto. IN the Rutland HER
AID, a newspaper printed at Rutland,
aforesaid, to show cause fl any they may
Fave, why said instrument in writing
should not be proved and allowed as the
last viii and testament of the said de-
ceased.
ISw3 HENRY L. CLARK. Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-27
CTATE OF VERMONT.
- DISTRICT OF RUTLAND SIS.

y
BE il remembered that at a session of TIL
Probate Court holden at Rutland. within
and for the District of Rutland, ON the 9TH
day of November, A. ID. 1873.
Present: Hon. WALTER q. DUNToS. Judge
Whereas, Olive q. Nourse, administra-
trix. and A. II. Caverly, administrator OF
Asa Nourse, late OF Pittsheld, in said Dis
trict, deceased, have this day presented TO
saidCourt, their petition in writing, setting
forth. that it viii be beneficial for all par
ties interested therein TO sell the following
real estate of said deceased, to wit one
lot of land, IA acres more or less. with the
buildings thereon, recently the home place
of Samuel S. Nourse; and one other piece
ofland, TO wit the lot recently owned by
Siloe Dunklee, deceased, containing about
nine acres. and therein making applice-
ton to said court for license TO make such
sale. And said administrative and adj
ministrator having produced TO said
court the assent in writing of all the heirs
to said estate residing in this state, infer
ested in said real estate.
1t is ordered that all persons interested
in the estate of said deceased, be notified
to appear before said Court, at the Pro-
bate Office in Rutland, in said District, on
the 10th day of Defender, A. ID. lls75,
BY publication of this order, three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY prev fous thereto, in the Rut-
land Herald, a newspaper printed st Rut-
Iaad. aforesaid. TO show cause, II afiY they
may have, why said license should not he
granted.
ssW3 THOS. @. ROBBINS. Register.