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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
Price OF Hands In AAtnnesota and
Nebraska Compared.
Especial Correspondents Of The Press,

Especial Correspondence OF The Press.
GRAND ISLAND, Nebraska, June 80, 1873.
The two great immigrant States Of the West
are Minnesota and Nebraska, and can best
show what Nebraska has done by comparing
it with its vast and entegprislng sister. In 1863
1886, ,52S acres Of the public domain were entered
as hOmesteadS In Minnesota, and the same
year 324, ,626 acres were entered IN Nebraska
In 1869, 3S9, ,331 acres of homeSteads were en-.
tered In Minnesota, and $50, ,O89 In Nebraska.
In 1870 Minnesota had 3S9, ,465 acres of home
steads taken, and 456, ,439 were taken in Ne
bTaska. In 1871 464. .1SS acres were taken in
Minnesota, and "a, ,6o4 In Nebraska. The to-
tai for these four years in hOmeSteads were
for Minnesota 1,h3l, ,6O7 acres, and Nebraska
1,876,65S, putting Nebraska 345, Isl acres
ahead. have not the reports Of the Land
Once at hand TO show what the relative hOme-
stead operations OF these two great States
were in 1872. but thIHk Nebraska was largely
in the advance. .aa-
PRICE OF LANDS.
The State Of Nebraska has no State debt
and there is provision in the constitution, that
all Indebtedness Of the State over $50 900 shall
be unconstitutional. The State tax Only amounts
to about three mills on the dollar aud will
soon be nothing. When Nebraska was admit
ted into the Union she had an immense lana
grant from the General Government, so GOO
acres alone being given for building the capt.
| tOl and penitentary. In the town OF Lincoln
/
almost enough money 70 build the StatehOuse
Insane AsylRm and State University
THE STATE CAPITAL.
The growth of Lincoln has been most re,
markable. In 1857 the site OF it was barren
prairie in 1872, five years afterwards n
/ polled 1,22S votes. had a population of 3 200
and taxable property 20 the value Of S1,7s7
569.
Il THE SCHOOL LAND.
| The State reserves IN every township tWC
sections OF land which are not sold until th 81
will bring 81 per acre, and tue value Of thesC
lands often reaches $40 and S12 per acre
more than enough TO defray the expenses Of al
the educational buildings.
The school lands Of Nebraska have 30 far
when sold at anctl0n, brought an average
prica OF $685. The Burlington aud Missouri
lands have only brought an average pric
Of $8.42, which shows they are not too high
compared with the auction sales Of schoo
tanuas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

Phe EmpPess Eugenle-WhatRh sac Thlnha
Of Francs and what she Sees On ehe
FutuFe. #s#ats *t5F
NEW YORK, July IA letter from Geneva
TO the World, gives acOnversatiOn with the late
Empress OF France. She says her Visit to
France Is for q Political purpose. aud that Il Is
useless to try and ceaCeal ID She believes
there will soon be q general return Of the pee
pie to order, and she said the HledmOnEesa
government &c Rome, the anti. Christian and
Pagan court at Berlin, and the wild commu-
nants at Madrid, $40 1llo1 with fear sat the
awakening OF Catholic France, now that the
Wretched rhieEB ia sG0ne. HAh know that
Mcmahon is prudent and loves France
/" The future, said the Empress, sis ours,
and France will LEAD the reaction aaaiass sthe
forces which have seemed 10 threaten the ex-
istance Of society aud religion thEOngh0nt Eu-
rome" She eaW IN tho futltto that FKanaE
may again be at the head OF natiOna the rob
bers driven out OG Rome, the Pope EestoFed
Germany divided into harmless ssates and
Austria again strong,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
RnbIif SaIes.
VALUABLE
Misunderstanding aaa CIGy PFOpsFsy,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The following desirable real estate is offered at
no. 1.-The two steam and water power mills
now oecnpied and used as kiln dried corn meal and
south side Of the Brandywins with ali tte water
rights belonging theFeuntO. comprising four sew
water on the south side Of the creek. THIS STopST
" comprises twelve run Of stone four ovoFshot
EstsE Tnsss S3s seventy horse power engine bolt
valuable wharf property adjoining mill
No; PA large lot Of land containing thrse-an
a-ht aere9 more or less stuat ted the south bank
q Jas. 4 Price Co.. adjoining lands Of the swim.
Courtney beecher Co., with q very large frontage
on the creek and admirably adapted for WhaTTss,-
On this property are situated stable, one store
helse and three dwelling houses.
| No. 3-A lot OF land with two tWo-storv frams
cooper shops. situated at the corner Of Fifteeath
and Walnut streets, having front Of about AZ feet
on walnut street Dy ~ feet in depth along Fifteenth
No. 4-Atvo-and-a q half story double brick dwell
ing ao9se WITH LOT LIZ fest front on Sixteenth street
6% $50 feet in depth on Walnut, situated at the
W. corner Of Sixteenth and Walnut streets beina
No. DS T. Sixteenth street and running through thi
ments.
No, "a two story frame dwelling house, with
feet In depth. being No "a & FfssSntS street.. n
No; 6-A lot Of land At the S. E. corner Of -Four
teenth and French streets so feet on French stree
store house, IS By 60 feet
No. "A lot ct land at the Southeast corner o
kVulso~9tA H9O Ie080 btRooQs W te0t on rear
tenth street By 50 feet on Orange street
No S5A lot Of land with hne brick stable on Ii
south side Of Fourteenth street, between MaPke
and Orange streets. With front Of about so feet
foqrteenth street. with depth Of 30 feet.
No. "a very desirable building lot at the N, I
corner OF Eighth and Madison streets, with q frou
fe0 ret on Madison street By u on Eighth stroo
All the above described property Is now oHoFe
at private sale on easy terms OF payment II com
pFisss some Valuable building lots, toRstb sr wiz
two Of the most available mill sites on the BrandJ
WiaO.
Forfull particulars aud terms, apply to
JAMES B. PRICE,
. L. Or to bis Attorney,
, je 2j-tf. 0E0R96 H. BAT ES,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

10 thirty years the wealth Of the Aslors, the
Stewarta VandeFbiils, Drsws, Packers, Jay
Cookies, Drexels and others, composing the one
hundred men whose cOmbinedWgallh Is worth
81. 600 0oO, 900, will amount 10 $l6, 600, ,0O0O0
calculating that it requires the annual savings
Of labor Of eight hundred men to pay the inter
est on $l,0OO,OOO. il will require the annual
savings Of $4,000. 900 men to pay the intSFssl
Oh $l6. 6.000.OOO,OOO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
PERaoNAL.

Gov. Ponder was in tswn, this morning, and
made brief calls upon several fIiends, He
looks well.
Ex-COngressman Biggs, passed through this
morning, on his way to Philadelphia. He
looks Well, and reports fair crop OF peaches
from his Maryland farms.
Congressman Isohand was also In town,
this morning. 95s "A ~ - - -
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Another muvsass q aas CapllaI.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Willlam Tyler acol'
cred man, wasahnA last night hy Andrew Stew
ars, also coleFsd, daring fEacaa IN the sonthagp
part Of the city. Stewart had beenf fshting With
smother c0loFed nan named TOm AndefsOn.
The friends OF the latter interfered and wese
beating Stewart, when he drew pistol and hTed
two shols, one taking afecs on The paFaOn OfTy-
ler, 6ho did . m lss nieulss% Stewart va
aFreaiRd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

Il is rspaFtal ID RhllaaslRhis thai ths Raansyl-
vania Railroad Company haa caused the arrest OF
fnur conductors on the FhliaasiphiA an8 A4W
York division. and also the gAks-keepsR ut jersey
Oikv Ensfy, i8R awiAaling The company In some
wav on coupon tickets. The peeulaktt NJ era said
10 have been going on for long time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

Tue San FranciEco Board Of fSapervisms have
sustained the Mayors veto Of the Chinese
lauOdrymen ordinance. They have passed an
order giving the Southern Pacific Railroad the
tight to portions Of Louisiana street and Mission
Bay, TO facilitate the bringing together Of ships
and railroad freight cars,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
Tho onoIera In Vonlce.

BULLETINS OF FRR PRoaRRss OF TIE DISEASE TO
BK mzuKp nAmY.
VRNIcn. July a-!Ths pEsssaes Of eholesa haFs
is oalcially anaeanesd, and hnllsElns Of the pro
REoas Of The disease will Be issued daily BY ths
sanitary oHlceTs. s4.7ses sss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
Police Anairs.
RERoRn MAYOR a1nrus.

gal and Hiram Best were arrested tor disoEdealy
conduct, and each fined So and costs, and held 70
bail, in the sum OF 500, to keep the peace,
Six cases of drunkenness have been disposed of
since last report, at hfty cents and costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
DIVIDEND,
DIVIDEND.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
JULY 3rd, 1873
The Board Of Directors have this day declared a
dividend Of per cent clear Of tax, payable an de-
jyS-6t GEO. D. ARMSTRONG. Cashier
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
OGR ED Is4s.
JOHN McLEAR & SON:
ExChange&DepOsItBa Bank
No. sea Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts. suhjecL TO eneck at sight (samO
as at National Bank solicited from firms, eorDo-
ratlons and individuals.
FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits, payable on de-
mand.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
For iuteres. made on deposits Ofspecife sums. fol
COLLECTIONS
o Dividends Notes. Interest Drafts &C. made viii
despatch. and accounted for the day payment Is 70
CHECKS
On Banks in PhilAdelphia. New York, Boston. Bal
| nmore. Delaware. Pennsylvania and Washi igt0l
will be credited on receipt from customers at par.
BONDS. STOCKS. GOLD. &c.
Government Securities. Gold, State Bonds, Rail
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on c0mmis
sion Local Securities a speciality. Being repre-
sented in all the principal cities by reliable e0rrel
pondents, are prepared to attend TO any busnes
IN this line with pFomptness and despatch. Person
Wanting TO buy or sell invited TO give Us q cal
Quotations Of the active Stocks at New York an
Philadelphia received daily at our once.
Sound Investment Securities negotiated and fC
sale.
Every kind Oflsgitimats Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
PROPOSALS.
Il ARE

Il ARE
INVITED FOR THE REMODELING OF THE
STATE H0USE AT DOVER,
Plans and speeihcatious may be seen at Senator
enak espsaIss once in Dover. July 10TH ls73 and
copies Of the Specifications may be obtained from
meme OF the Commission after that date Pro.
posals VIII be received until the 24h inst address
at Dover. Del.
LEAHD5H RIDDLE Wilmington.
IEW19 THOMPSON,
10. VAH 0EsKKX Smyrna
hUoH MARTIN. Saaford
GHAs 2. STOoKLRV, GEORGETOWN
WIN. NJ. sHAKESPEARk, Dover
OI-oEA Chairman Of Com.
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NoT'oE.
JohN MeGkANN, In ChaneeEy.
,r,vr / New Castle County. S.
FEhkk AedkANN, Canss Of partition,

IN PeEsuAneo OF IN order OF the Chancellor. Ia
he above e9uaes maao at the February Tern A
lSS all persons having any lien or liens sfFsst-
'nG the interest or estate Of JOhn MeGirann Ellen
sns Meae9tsFiok. Peter Aetirann, Patrick Ne
cal and EliEahsth Neal. his wife. Jane Me6rabn
hieaasl =. Me9Fann. ssm'i G. Mv6rann Jane Ge-
gan. jAms 6egaR. Edward GeRan. ihOmas 6exan
Nay 9esan, Mary Ann Ne,3uxan, James Il ROl-
itns. EltbhAlst Rollins. ftErgaret Met3rann. Ann
AsonS formerly Ana @e9ss IN. or either OF them
N the lands and premises To which said cause re-
ates are hereby nO,IhSd. 10 file petition setting
9th tia nAinre and amount OF the same in the
mce Of the Register in ChaneaFy, for Neg Castle
Saunky. ten day before tho aFst Monday in Sep !.
smoeF. A D.. 1914. ana 10 appear and prove said
len or liens as the ensuing term Of the C1uFt
bStO's the rising Of the Court the third day OF
| the term. W. g. WHIFELEY,
| iyl-l0i Trustee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
DIVIDEND.

TNHE PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON Ann
n BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, June g. 1873
Ihe Board Of Directors have declared q semi-au-
1uAl Divideod Of Four per cent on the Capital
Of July, 1873. -
ALFRED H0RNER.
JunSAW Secretary
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

NUIlCE.-The Semi Annual Session Of the Grand
Lodge. Knights Of Pythias Of Delaware, viii be
nSlo N the Hall Of Star Of Bethlehem Lodge. No.
u, ~ - smyrna, on Wednesday. July l6, 1873, al 2
N-uyl0 JAS. P. HAYES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
4ptiGes.
GIx CENTS REWARD.

away from the subscriber. on the night Of the
tohTHh ttoohhTh OF the present month, q BOUND BLACK
DOL Dy the name Of jacob james Carter about
. snsseH years old. very black and pouch mouthed
M smAi ot MS age; well dressed and new shoes on
S19Ppcssd TO be in the nsigh hbOFhood Of HedgeviIe
W MMnmlngtsn, IS his mother lives there. All persons
Ite cautioned against hiring or harborinR him as
tney VIII De dolt with according to law, AnV per
~ returning said bSund boy to me will receive ths
~IoSe ~ reward. SAM'L E. TOWNSEND,
OS-Se Townsend Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

Deposit Accounts. suneeE TO cneck at sight. tsams
rations and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits, payable on de-
mand.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

DANKRUPT SALE.
Hp | shall sell by order of tho District Court of
the United States for the district of Vermont; at
public auction, on Wednesday, June 25 1873, at one
O'Clock in the AFTERNOON, the following property,
belong to the MorisYille Manufacturing Company,
bankrupt viz. Tho flctrry building at Morrisville,
30 by 80, three stories HIGH built in 1867 and the
machinery therein, consisting of one surface and
one rotary planer, one cut off saw, two splitting and
jig saw, one sde-frame cuttingo saw one mortice
machine, one tenon machine, one No moulding
machine, ono lathe, and other machinery, and nu-
merous other articles, being sot Of first class ma
chinery for the manufacture of sash, doors and
blinds, AID all kinds of wood work, iogeather With
q complete shop outfit for the same. The power
operate tho same is taken from the Lamoille river
and is ample for oil purposes. Also ono dry house
mar the factory. Also about eight acres Of land
adjoining tho factory, embracing one ofthe best
water privileges on the Lamoille river. The metes
and bounds will be given at the time and plabe Of
sale. 4tA
The above property Is encumbercd, tho rarticu-
lars of which will be made known at tie time of
sale,
Also will BIO sold complete set Of starch factory
machinery Also about 10000 feet spruco lumber,
1900 feet pine G000 feet bass, 1000 feet ash and a
quantity piue sash stuff, and planned clapboards,
mouldings and unfinished work |; also II DOORS 5
pair blinds, e32 lights sask.
The obove property is qery desirable; the pow
er Is excellent easy eff access, machinery rstcass
and of latest patterns Buildings in coed coud
ton, Sale is peremtory and subject 10 tho incum
branoe, or otherwise as will be made known al
the time of sale.
ASA r. CAMP, Assignee.
Stowe, May 9th, 1873.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
Hyde Tu7k.

PEGs.-James NJ. Randall, Esq has
purchased the shoe-p"g mandatory of
the late George Russ in the eastern part
of this town. The machinery was invent
ed by the father of Geo. Russ, and is said
to be the best in the country, although
other and more recent Inventions will
tnrn off a larger quantity. yet for excel
lencs it is claimed the Russ pegs cannot
be excelled. Mr.. Randall has had two
years experience in the manu- featuring Of
these pegs, and iuasmuch as both skill
and good machinery are required. We can
assure his customers that they will get a
genuine Russ peg.
The highway over the R. R. by the
depot is completed, by the now road lead
ing to the depot yet remains in dis
graceful condition. Now, gentlemen of
the board of sclcctmen, please attend to it
at once.
John Horner has taken the job of
completing the grading Of the R, R. from
this place to johnson. We understand
that it is to be completed by Sept Goth.
The highway under the hill, by Sargent's
is first to be rcopeped.
On Monday last, Hon. R. 8. Page
was thrown from his wagon, and sustained
slight bruises on one shoulder. The horse
had been frightened by the falling Of a
wood-Tile near him. It ran up main
street, on the side walk most Of the way.
and turned into Ohas. Cranes garden ip
the rear of his store, where il was seized
and held by p. O. Oleaveland. The af.
fair created some excitement for few
minutes.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

Mr.. Chistenden. uhO completed his
contract At the close Of the Spring term
last week, has been engaged 10 teach an
other year at = salary Of sllOO. The
academy under bis Instruction. has been
very successful.
Almond BOardman. is preparing TO
move his barns near the dePO, grounds. on
to the land south Of bis dwellings With
this improvement. there will be no pleas
snter located r. X. bull, ings on the line
--"NeighbOr lakewood" vas playel
again las, night to full hOufe. In ev-
cry case where Improvement was posi-
bic. il was manifest. We have no space
in which 10 PARTICIPANTS.
Thermometer, s5e in the shade
Monday and Tuesday.
Yesterday afternoon. when the court
was left without any trials to proceed
with, owing to absence of parties Judg'
Parish whispered to Judge Redhe.d, thai
the FIRST day Of the term, came just on,
day too soon.
"A person who had got down too mucS
T. G. had to be taken to the lookup o.
Sunday last.
-Paymasior Hastings was in town OF
Saturday distributing plethOric envelopes
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
Silver Wedding.

". II. Webster aud wife Of West
shire thinking that in these days of
manaigss and easy divorces, it was
credit to have lived together in
and quiet for Is years, made ar
&meuts to celebrate the 25th aniver.
Of their married life with a. Silver
Hing.
&e day inlay 7thj was II that could
been asked and at an early hour, in
afteruoon guests began to arrive.
parsonage-by the WAYS the
Or pleasantest located residence
y Village. Entering the front door
Epests were greeted with the word
llcome" wrought in evergreen; in the
|6g room over each window was trim
{ Of evergreen with a wreath in the
ke, and over the door the words Sweet
4 The par.or also was nicely trimmed
lestooned overhead with evergreen.
Is to the number of 30 or 70 gath.
DO the afternoon. which number was
ased in the evening to a bout one hun
The afternoon passed pleasantly,
there seemed to be some cause
ractiop in the parlor, the doors Of
were kept closed. After some
of hurrying to and fro on the part
ew who wore continued smiles, the
Of the parlor wore thrown open to
the bride and groom, who were
brmltted to enter Or look in. In the
y of the room under the main arch Of
reen was centre table well filled
silver ware. The central figure of
roup was large silver Ice pitcher
utiful pattern, having on either side
lined silver goblets, presented by
3 from Essex Junction, the cost of
was unknown but was estimated to
I less than 5000. Around these
rranged silver tea service Of eight
-of the best material, all of the
fishes being lined with gold, The re-
Fice of which was $4,000 from this
boweyer liberal discount was made
Wyman Of St. Adams. Of whom
were purchased. In the spoon
were doz. tea spoons of coip sill
pstipg $3.50 each=-all of which
presented BY tie kind people Of
Berkshire.
IRE was also silver syrup cup the
Chas Nichols and family Of Essex
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

Belyide1e.
The following officers, for the quar-
ter ending July 3lst, of Kelley River
Lodge No. 1893, were installed by T. j.
Cheney, L. D.:
r. d. Whittemore,-W. G. 7.
Cynthia Downing,-W. V. T.
James Fletcher.-W. s.
Julia Tillotson,-W. F. S.
II. b. DOwniug,-W. T.
Mary Cheney, w. 9.
Harris Ladd.-W. NJ.
Leosa Pottcr,-W. |. g.
Daniel Havse,-W. o. G.
The snow has nearly disappeared in
"Boetown" and wheeled vehicles are IN
order.
No liquor agent was appointed by
the commissioner this year.
Louis Whittemore was severely bit.
ten in the face by savage dog, the prop
erty of Amos Potter.
One of the school districts is suffer
ing loss by the absconding of its treas
urer With $40 of its funds.
Thomas Thompson is getting materi.
al on the ground preparatory to the erec'
ton of new dwelling-house.
Alice j. Whittemore daughter Of
Rev. Il. D. Whitemore was on the 18th
of this month operated upon by DIR. Wal.
ter Burnham Of Lowell, Mass assisted by
DR.. X. Sherwood of Fairfield who took
from her an ovarian tuner wei ching 90
pounds, Operation successful to this date,
with brilliant hopes Of a complete cure.
There were also present DR.. 6. b. Cutter,
DR.. G. d. Stevens and DR.. w. II Cid
dincs Of Bakersfield; DIR. j b. Morgan
of johnson; and DR.. G. Corey Of Water.
vile.
Mr.. Whittcmore desires TO express his
many thanks through this paper to Elder
d. Il. Watkins and others for their Chris.
tan and timely aid in donatingto him, one
hundred dollars in money to pay DIR,
Burnham; also eight dollars and five cents
to his daughter; and to others for their
sympathy and interest in their welfare
made manifest by good works.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

MAY TERM. 1873.
eOmneseed at Hyde Park, May
9Th. before
TIM0. P. REDFIELD. CAig Jsdgs.
ANAsl SrEvKSt, a.. -.
JAWS 7. PGRIsH. 'a"' T. 'uS''''
OFFICERS ~ ATrKSbENcK.
b. Sawyer, Clerk.
ban Camp, Elmore. Sheriff.
Dwinsll, Hyde Park, Deputy.
e. Lampher,
e Parker. Z"
10. Hardy, Worthwhile, {"
~ Eaton, a
A. 0viats, Stenographer.
GRAND JURORS.
U1|riders.-B. b. Weston.
<'rHbrid9e.-HSrmOn Morse, ID. W.
E1fH. WIN. scott.
Elnore- "A NJ. Kelley.
Hyde PARKS. A. Spiccr, Edgal
yea
Johnson, 20. G. Chadwick, L. H.
hosier.
orrisfolpa.-Winslow Wheelock. Ali
f1ris, b. i. Rand.
<Ires,-A. G. Slayton. II. Z. Town
|e1ehus Lovejoy.
sferriHe,-G. b. Thomas.
cott,-Alger Jones, Joseph Titus
PETIT JURORS.
fpidere, Ira Potter. @
q sbridge,-Orlando Holmes, Franz
I1<rds, Hiel b. Chase, A. II. Hawley
Mn,-Jacob Harrington, j. +
~ Hes.
Emore,-W. b. Harris.
4 q Parks. X. Vaughn, ID. X. Sher
s Sam'l. Cinnamon, G. G, Ferry.
son,-John w. Carpenter, l.. NJ
bgton, Eli ID. Wiswall.
brristown, Horace Grout, Ambrose
n Is, G.. N. Bates, Eli B. Gle.
61ope,-S. @. Poor, N. S. Warren
Barrows, Isaac Alger.
KaterUiIe,--S. &. Taylor.
Wolcotf, &c. w. Pennock, John Poor
Prayer was offered by Rev. G. W. Bal
Y. after which the jurors we're called
|orn and ably charged by Judge Red
calling.the docket. several causes
81 set for trial; yet the prospects are
y Nc Pitt Jury will not be kept lonl
- thei- homes.
Ike FIRST case reached was No. IL
III rs. Geo 2. Foster and Trustee
"a commenced before the morning ad
meut. On the comiugin of the Cour
afternoon the plaintiff iu this case
living arrived, bis counsel, set i
i for the jury" and it went over.
other case being ready that after
- the Court took recess till 8 O'Clock
1 norning.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

-EaeR.
The snow has disappeared, the grass
is looking finely and the trees are fast put.
ting on their summer dresses. Notwith.
standing the tardy spring, tho farmers,
crops are coming Cd first rate.
The Mills school has opened with 30
scholars and fair prospects of future pros.
periiy Rev.J.K, Fuller breaches here again
this year. There will bo one sermon every
Sabbath followed by Sabbath Schoo
and class meeting.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
Jonathan Parcher's Estate

""''''''e'e'D e '0I O''o' q 170tottV'
State of Vermont, Lamoillc District, IS. In
Probate Court held at johnson, within and
for said District ON the 26th day of May,
A. d. 1878,
Sophronia A. Parohor. executrix of tho estate Of
deceased, presents her administration act for exam
nation and Allowance and makes application'Io. d
decree redistribution and partition Of the estate Of
said deceased. Whereupon. 1t is ordered by said
ferred to seseion Of said Court to BIO held at the
Probate Office in said johnson on the 10th day Of
June, AID. 1873 for hearing and decision thereon:
to all persons Interested By publication of tho
same three weeks successfully in the Lamoille
Newsdealer, paper published at Hyde Park, pre-
vous to said time appointed for hearing, that they
may appear at said time and place, and show cause
ifany they may ave, why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
L % Attest NJ. HEATH; judge