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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-06
MILAN ITEMS.
EDITORS wnIa ASD TRIBuxE :

This has been q week Of activity in oul
little city. Business or every kind has beer
brisk. The receipts Of cotton are larger
than any week this season. Near eight
hundred bales have been brought into
town since last Wednesday.
Capt. Jackson, of the firm Of Bryant
Jackson & Co., informed Us last night that
they had within tho last I've days, bought
over two hundred bales, besides the amour;
! they had shipped for parties.
| EMian is the best cotton market north Of
Jackson, and commands the trade Of a por-
| ton Of four counties Henderson, Carroll.
1 Weakley and Gibson. We have several A.
! good cotton merchants rs West Tennessee
affords.
We note the erection Of several new
buildings in the northern part Of the city
The foundation OF "A new store house was
laid at the crossing this week.
Several families have lately moved INTO
town, most OF them coming from the sur
rounding towns. The population OF the
town is rapidly increasing in every way.
The grest desideratum Of Milan is a live
newspaper. The public do not know the
importance OF our town, because we have
no representative in the shape Of 4 paper
published in our own city. We have !
sufficient population and trade TO support
good paper, and would welcome an ener-
getic editor into our midst.
A party Of Milanites returned Saturday
from the lakes, bringing 4 quantity Of fish,
deer and fowf. They report the lake lined
with fishermen and the forest teeming with
hunters.
Friday morning the Gibson County
Council Of the Patrons OF Husbandry''
met at the Odd-Fellows Hall; quite a num- /
Der OF delegates were present. They dined /
at the hall-thG organization OF this place |
supplying them with an abundance Of /
yiands They transacted some very i'm
pOrtant business. At night Col. A. J.
ThurstOn, Of Humboldt; II. c. Burnett and
J. b. Robertson lectured upon the nature
and design Of the Grange. Col. ThurstOn's
sFeech was 4 happy effort, and elected the
quiet attention Of his auditors.
On the 18th, as the y O'Clock freight train
from Louisville entered town. three men
were discovered by brakeman in car
goods consigned to Memphis.
they were taken into custody by Marshal
Picker, who CHANGED TO be in town and
carried to Humboldt, where they were re-
aimed until the car was examined. Moth
Rg missIng-they were released and told to
rcspass on the grounds OF "Giant Despair"
10 more.
There were two weddings near town last
Thursday evening. But fortune borrow
tn TO deck its own crown, while these two
so happily, the joyful anticipa-
ions of bride at Lavenia were blighted J
y the non-appearancs Of the groom. The ,,
arson, walters and all were in readiness
'hen the young gent with whom the groom .
'as to come, arrived, bearing note from
ais heartless wretch, stating that by the
me his betrothed received it he would be
Arkansas. He stated that his cuisines
as 80 urgent he could not watt" and hap :
ly for her that he could not. 4.
FABIUS. !.
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disagreement arose between him and the
horse. The horse concluded to stop and
the negro determined 10 go oR-which lie
did. And the horse did-stop. This
caused the separation. The negro now
thinks the ground would have been in bet
ter condition If it had Tained more. The
horse didn't seem TO care much any way.
THIS was sggrayating, doubtless -- to
the negro.
am sorry TO learn that on yesterday,
Monday, Mr.. Hardy Deans little daughter,
Mollie, was 80 unfortunate IS 10 have her
aim broken At the wrist, hut am pleased
to record that tho IiltLc sufferer is improv-
ing. TAB.
Mcnderson. Tenn. Dec. lLh. Is-4.
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Attention, Builders!

We would call the attention of
those wanting anything in the line of
doors, sash, blinds, brackets, mould
ing, balusters, glass, putty, locks,
hinges, door and shutter bolts, gate,
sash and blind fixtures fact eYerv-
thing in the line of builders hard
ware and wOod-work-to the largest
and best selected stock of these ma
terials ever brought to jackson, and
to be fOund'at the old stand of c. T.
Bates, where he is selling at the very
lowest cash prices. Contractors and
builders viii save money by calling
on him before purchasing elsewhere.
Send to him for price list.
Liberty Street,
march 1S-1y. JACKSON, TEN.
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NELLY 81 PYBAS,
PERSONALS.

Mr. W. II. Hunt is reported some better,
though his condition is still critical.
Mr.. Alex Person Is slowly recovering
from the severe wound received last week.
Mr.. John T. Stark returned to his home
in this city on Saturday last, after bridal
expedition to Texas which consumed sew
eral months. He returned however, with
n beautiful bride, ana islooking as happy
M happy can be. We renew our good
wishes for n happy future to him and his
lovely bride.
We learn that the friends Of Capt. Tom
McCutchen are determined to run him for
Alderman in the 4th Ward. Captain Nc
Cutchen is as man OF energy, good judge
ment and intelligent experience, and would
make most excellent Alderman. The 4th
Ward could not elect a man that would
serve is and the interests of the City more
faithfully.
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Election Notice,

| y pursuance OF an order to me directed
from the Honorable Board of Mayer
I and Aldermen, Of the city OF Jackson, 1 will
open and hold an election, at the various
wards or voting places in the city OF Jack.
son, OH the
First Saturday in January, 1874,
I for the purpose of determining, blythe peo-
pie, the question submitted by an Ordi-
nance, passed by the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen, authorizing "A subscription by
the city of Jackson, in and TO the jackson
and birmingham Railroad, OF stock 10 the
amount of 100000 Those voting in favor
Of the proposition, Will put upon their tick
cts, for subscription. Those opposed Will
put upon their tickets no subscription.
The following named persons, are hereby
specially deputIzed 10 open and hold said
election, in their res pective wards.
LIST. ward, I. L. kendrick.
End. ward, John Brooks.
Sd. ward. +. W. Wadley.
4th. ward Z. F. Lands.
Who Will make due returns to me at my
office, in the city of Jackson, on the Mon
day after the election.
This Path day Of November, ls73.
nov. 2-iW. +. VI. MAY, Sheriff.
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Our receipts have fallen but little, if any,
below last week, being about 1900 bales.
We are pleased to notice several heavy
shipments TO our City by both the Mobile
and Central Railroads.
We quote New York to- day friday at
1G1sc.; New Orleans 16c.; Memphis 10 &c;
Nashville 13I(@l4c. for Middling cotton.
Liverpool sgd.
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COMMERCIAL
JACKSON COT TON MARKET.

Contrary 10 the expectations Of nezrly
every one cotton took considerable tum.
BILE since cur last report, declining from
161<e. in New York on Saturday, to 1875.
on Wednesday, and New Orleans declined
from 1G5sc. to l55Sc. This gave check to
the busyancy our market had possessed for
4 week previous, and our buyers lowered
their figures from 1910. TO l4c. for Mid
ding. Late on Wednesday, however, New
York and New Orleans quoted sc up,
which was followed on Thursday by I1e.
advance, this give vigOr to the market and
our buyers went in with vim, buying
about 225 bales At the same quotations as
to-day (Friday) as follows:
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JUST RECEIVED {!

At Houston 4 Sayle's,
100 Bbls Flour,
90 " Apples,
70 Packages New Orleans AIolasse5.
And will be sold as cheap as the cheapest.
Dcc tst lg73-lt
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MARRIED..

In this county recently, Mr. Fell = Ruth
erfOrd - Miss Jennie a. Shelton.
Mr.. L. ". Williamson 10 Miss Phuba
COOns.
At the residence OF the BRIDES ther. in
Gibson county, by the Rev. DIR. q; RpbcII
Mr.. y. NJ. Stewart. Of thi- City, 3 nj Miss
MollIc L. Sharp, Of Gibson.
The happy pair have our hearth IT con-
gratulatiOns. When true man and woman.
hood unite in a common lie, sc del bv
love, the future can but be brighta I'd blIss-
ful. In the union announced abO. Fe these
matches elements Of humanity ave mt
and mingLeI into one.
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We take pleasure in stating TO the people OF
Madison county, that the conflicting inter-
est arising between US, and +. Nj. Belts Co.
en- account OF the sale of the Steam washer
or, Woman s Friend, is this day amicably adj
justed aud reeonciled and that they are our
authorized Agents for the sale OF the same In
Haywood and Obion counties, this 18th day Of
November, 1873. 4. II. 4 Il. Il. JONES.
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AnnOuncem' ants.
FOR MAYOR

We are authorized 70 annOuuc y. H. KING
as u candidate for reelection TO- the Office Of
Mayor Of the city Of Jackson.
We are authorized to annCuDf - JOHN 4 N
OAKLAND rs q candidate for Mayor OF Jack k
son. Election Ist saturday IN JANUARY next.
We are authorized TO annOUno. Ut. J. 4. AR
RINGTON as a candidate Tor the orica OF
Mayor Of jackson Election Isl saturday ia
January next.
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NOTICE.

TiHANE this day sold 10 Messrs W W.
Il Pupe, and W. c.. Tucker, each On interest
IA the Drug business OF M. Roberts a CO., %
jackson, Tenn, to take effect from and AFTER
the 18th Of Nov, 1878, and Will continue the.
business IN all its branches, under the same.
firm name and style, C. NJ. Roberts 4 Co.,
and at the 81 me place.
MILTON ROBERTS,
w. ~. POPE,
W. G.. TUCKER.
, arksnn, Tom. Nov. u. IL
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HTST RECEIVFD !!

From New Orleans, several car loads New
Sugar and MO!asses.
We ask the Trade TO call and price before
purchasing elsewhere.
Dec SGT. Il. a. IREADWELL " co.
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DIED,

At the residence Of her son. = Dqyi.
near Andrew Chlirei. IN this Coy ntv, on
the 51th ult- Mrs. Tabiiha Davis in tine
18th year Of her age.
Mr.. Davis protested religion IH 1914 and
joined the Methodist Church. Il, r funeral
was preached by the Rev. Geo. ] :. Brooks.
She lived and died true christi. n woman.
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EOk KECORnER

We are authorized 70 announce Z. L PER-
son as a candidate t1r City Recorder Elec-
ton first Saturday IN aHEaTy next.
Z. W. MAY again earnestly ks his friends
10 vote for him the lsr Saturday in January
next. for CITY Recorder
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-06

We are anthC rized to announce HUGH L.
ANDERSON as a Candjd date for City Attorney.
Election first Saturday in January next.
We are authorized to announce MARCUS NJ.
BRIGHT as a candidate for CITY Attorney
Election lst saturday IN January.
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A CARD.

Having resumed my old business I am
now prepared 10 DO everything in the
House, sign, and Ornamental Painting and
Decorative art on The shortest notice and
rs cheap as any WORKMAN in the business.
can be found At the Basementof Tomuu',
Corner, where l will be happy TO receive
the orders ofmy old patrons.
july5-6m c. T. BRADY.
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FORCTTY MaRg.u.N

w. arr authorized - announce JOHN :
Cru TCITFIELD rs a Candl date for CITY Mar
shall Election nrst saturday in January next
We arc authorized 10 ar nounce FRANK Nc
CABE as candidate tr.r reelection % the Of
lice II City Marshal. Election Ist Saturday in
JGnu ary next
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MADISON LopGK. No. 16.--JOhn t. Bolts
g!G.: NJ. s. Nicely, V. O.; Jno. T. STARE
Secretary; David Hampton, Treasurer; rev
J. A. Heard, Chaplain. Meets every lhurs-
dny night.
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Original Attachment.
State of Tenn, Madison, co'ty.

". e. Butler VS., Allen Crump, and
Walsh IL Harris VS.. Allen Crump.
IN these causes, it appearing by afidavits
lthat the defendant Allen Crump, is Justly
indebted to the plaintiffs, and is a non
resident OF the State Of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of law, cannot be
served on him. And that original attach
ments, having been levied on mis- property.
II Is therefore ordered, that publication be
made IN the WING AND TRIBUNE, news
paper published in the city of Jackson, for
said Allen Crump, to appear before me. or
some other acting ustice Of the Peace, at
my ofilce in the Court House, on Monday,
fence to said suits against him or thew will
be proceeded with ex-pRrte.
nov. % Nv. J. r. CHAPPELL, J. p.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
n,n.onIc meet,nE. OF Jnohson.

JACKSON CoAIsfANDRY, No. l3.-John
Chester, Eminent Commander; j. g..
Smith. Recorder. Meets on tho 3d Mon
day night Of each month.
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NOTICE.
READ THIS !!

I forbid all persons from hunting or
trespassing on my land.
Dec. Git. BENZ. BAhl.
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
Now Tlme Tablo N. q o. n. r..

new Time TabIo VI. a. o. Il. Il.
Trains going North:
EXPRESS Train leaves Jackson, .l:l5 nm.
Mail Train leaves Jackson, 40 pm.
Trains going South:
Mail Train leaves Jackson, ... ll:lo am.
Express Train arrives. ll:'1 pm.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
TriRS going North
Express Train f'Oo am
Trains going South:
Mail Train leaves Jackson, 800 SIN
Express Train 4" (nIght)l2.lO am
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CLINTON r. A. CHATTER, No. 9:-B.
n. Harris, II. f.; A. u. Zones, r.; ,. T.
Thappcll. s. Meets 3D. Friday each mohth'
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STARK ENcANiPMENT, No. 10.-Richard
Redman. p; J. r. Bolts, II. T.; John j.
Stark. Scribe.
each month.
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J,cKsoN LODGE No. 45.-A. y. Jones,
W. NJ: J. G. Smith, Jr, Sec'y., Meets stu
Friday each month.
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J.cKsoS COUNCIL, No. IS, r. s. s. M
Rev. A. w. Jones, r. ]. q. n. j. II. Chap
nell, Recorder. Meets 4th Monday each
.uonLh
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ST. JouN's LODGE, No. 332-J. g. Pybas,
W. ri; George q. Hughes. Sec'y. Meets
lst Monday each month.
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MILAN LODGE. No. Ed. II. Dickin-
son. N. G.; G.. w. Chapman. V. G.; Robt.
Edwards, Sec; William Galley IrenS.; .
n Holt. Chaplain. Meets every Wednes-
day night.
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DEGRFE LODGE.-Mcets every 2d Thurs
dnv night in each month.
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COAL, COAL, &c.
Anderson 81 Bringhurst
Dealers In

COAL, HAY, BRAN, SALT, &c.
Ag'ts. for Diamonds Coal Mines, Ky.
Orders promptly filed. Coal speciality
with us. We sell by Miners invoice, for
CASH. Orders should be addressed 10 US
at GAINESVILLE, Tenn. sept. 13-Sm
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Knirhta OF PYthIns.

LArINcELoT LODGE No. i3.-Meets avery
Wednesday night Mt ODD FcllowH ha y,
" p Robertson, G.. G.; J. Il. Stark, V. G.;
IT, W. McCorry. p; n. s. White. J.. G.;
Stoddcrt Carutherg, NJ. of +; J. 7. Bolts,
NJ. of r.; W. +. Alexander. X. OF X. and >
United Friends Of Temperance.
jackson Council, No. %, Jos. F. Fogg,
W. p: meets every Tuesday night, AZ
TemDerance Hall, opposite the Methodist
Church. ID. A. MCALEXANDER, X. 5.
Madison Council No. II, DR.. B. l.. Roz-
zeII. WI meets every Friday night at
Temperance Hall, opposite the Methodlst
Church. T. j. ROGERS, II. S.
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HIEDON ITEMS.

JOHNNY UMsTED
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MONTElUNIA ITENIs.

Plnson, Tenn, December Sd, ls78.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-03
Temperance Meeting.

The Addison County Temperance So
ciety met in Convention at New Haven,
on Tuesday May 9th, 1873, at 10
o'clock a. IN, President S. b. NJ. Cowles
in the chair. The morning session was
opened with prayer by Rev. W. IL.
Meeker oil Middlebury.
On motion Of Rev. 4, II. Archibald,
the agent oil the State Temperance So
ciety, Rev, =. y, Granger, who was
present was invited to address the Couyen-
ton at 2 O'Clock P. m.
The chairman of the Executive Com
mittee communicated to the Society the
resignation OF Col. j. II. Lucia as a mem
Der of the Executive Committee. On
motion OF Hon. H. 5. llnman the resigna.
ton was accepted. A committee was APP
pointed to non mate some one to I'LL the
vacancy made by the resignation OF Col.
Lucia, consisting OF Messrs. l.. W. Stowe,
Rev. T. II Archibald, aud j. Il, Barker.
On motion of Dea. T.. ). Bottum, the
following were appointed a committee on
resolutions, Rev. j. II. Bond, Mr.. Sylyes-
ter Doud and Rev. Mr.. Atwater.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-03

RIPToN.-The suit of Fisher Us Fisher
ct al. came to trial on the Goth inst, to
which jury was summoned and on
verdict giving S. Fisher $40 damages and
about s13 costs.
j. S. Chandler on the 25th, picked
beech twig that had grown this season,
8 inches.
A certain married couple had an argu-
ment the other morning as to who should
build the fire, and on the wife's refusing
to do it, the gentleman proceeded to
throw a quantity of COW manure at her,
and in return got stick of fire wood G,
j. Foster is about with his head in
bandage, and says "hoss" kicked him.
DR., Powers says that the article head
ed "a Gentlemanly Proceeding" pub.
lished in the REGISTER few weeks ago,
does not apply to him.
ETHAN ALLEN Stock. -Messrs Solace
Il Huntly Of Bridport have lately sold to
Col. Phyfe Of New York four year old
gelding sired by Henry belongs Ethan
Allen for $4,000 lie is a very prom.
Using young horse having made full mile
in 2:43 in private trial. We think the
Ethan Allen stock is fast asserting its
claims as fast stock. Bonner's young
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-03

Brownlow, Cooper, Golladay, Garrett,
Maynard and all the back-pay grabbers
are spotted for l!ture execution, and al
though they may attempt to fill the eyes
OF their constitute : with dust and iuIi-
GUS cards Of explanation now they will
not escape, Right here let me enter a
little prediction, aud that is that not one
of the Teunesseeans who voted for the
salary steal will be reelected They
were pretty well dead before, and by the
grab they drove the last nail in their
collins and twisted the ends [Chatta.
nooga Letter.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-03

1t is noticeable in how many congres.
sional districts, all over the Union, the
people are talking of the new men they
will next year elect to Congress. Indeed
it would seem that the demand for "ncw
men," in the hope to get better men, will
inevitably sweep every man of the pres
ent race Of politicians out Of public life.
The obituaries Of many hundres of these
"our eminent statesmen" mag be written
up aud closed this year The madness
that rules the hour has method in it of
very fearful determination. i Chicago
Tribune.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-03

Some very indiscreet friends of Rev,
Henry Ward Becchcr have obtruded on
public notice some iuconsequcntial docu-
ments bearing upon very disgusting
controversy. In common with most of
the respectable 'rnal+ Of the country,
we have hitherto left this torrent ofsan.
der" as Mr. Heecher's friend calls it, to
circulate among the organs Of the slums
with which it originated. The matter
had better been left there i the letters
which We publish, this morning, are all
that MIR. Beecher or his friends have to
say about it.-[New York Times.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-03

Mr. Editor. readers Of the REG
lsTER have had their attention twice
called to the death OF Henry Day Of this
place, or rather to his course Of lite pre-
vlous to his death. Neither of which OF
themselves would convey IA correct i'm
preston to an individual unacquainted
WITH tho mau himself in the writers
opinion.
In his younger days he exceled as a
writer and speaker at the public debates
carried on at that time. Indeed the
prospects pointed to something more than
local reputation. But he fell. An
enemy fingered around his path. The
same enemy that is now on the track
Of SO many of our young men at the pres
ent time. That enemy was rum, to speak
1t plainly. 1t was the obstacle in the
way to life of distinction. He gradual
ly yielded to his appetite until he became
a secluded sot In its broadest sense. He
was naturally good farmer and cared
well for the external appearance Of his
home. lie kept his word good lie
WOulu uOt tTaue HHVu Huch unuer tue
influence of liquor. And so did not
squander his property as most men do
that are continually filled With rum. lie
seldom left his home. His sister aud
himself were the only regular occupants
Of the house except large number oil
cats-both persuasions beng well repre-.
sented.
The history Of the man would be one
Of the best arguments in favor of total
abstinence that could be produced.
A young man that 10 comparatively
destitute Of manly feeling or inspira
ton, with inclinations TO vice, moderat,
intellectually, aud lOD in the true sens,
of the word, may hasten his ruin by tn,
use Of run. Yet it does not awaken
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Probate Court District of Addison
Hon. S. L. Cooke, Judge.


Hon. S. Z. Cooke, Judge.
The following are the principal items
of business in the Probate Court for the
District of Addison, during the month Of
May;
May Maria llaven's estate, Middlebury. J.
q. Hawkins, Brandon, administrator Woldo
Omstcd and Porter Champlin appraisers and COM
missioners-
May 3-Martin l. Boynton's estate, Ripton
Application to sell real estate Order published
Court June ., 1873.
May j-Orpha Stewards estate, Salisbury. Will
filed for probate, Order published Court June
90, 1873.
May G-Sarah lIuntingtons estate, Whiting.
Commissioners report filed.
May G-Amasa Williams estate, Bridport. Ex-
ecutors settlement fled
May l0-Silas ID. Cars estate, Cornwall JUL
Jus b Benedict appointed administrator. Charles
Lane and Isaac Eells appointed commissioners.
May l0-Noah Jones estate, Shoreham. Will
filed for probate. Order published. Court June
I, 1873,
May l2-Aaron Ellis estate, Middlcbury. Will
fled for probate. Order published, Court June
l6, 1873.
May l2--William p. Russels estate, Middle.
bury. Application to sell real estate Order pub.
lishod. Court June lG. 1878.
May l5-Betsey Parmaees estate, Middlebury.
Will filed for probate. Order published. Court
June lG, 1873.
May l9-,John Bencdict's estate Cornwall. Adj
ministrator presents his account for allowance.
Order published. Court June ~. 1873.
May 22-lIarriet Eoyces estate Orwell Ste
phen Warren appointed administrator Appli-
cation to sell real estate. Order published Court
June %, 1873.