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, 1873-12-06

CA1Ro, ILL.,, Dec. 5.-rho aafos OF II, uendrtoh-
son and Mitchell l. sons, Marion, ILL.,, were
robbed BY experienced burglars, on "Wednesday
night. The latter lost $3.50. uondrickson's safe
contained much larger amouot, which tho bur-
glars failed to SECURE, as daylight interrupted
them.
, 1873-12-06
CENTRAL ASIA,

Daily Telegraph from its Genital Aaian corre-
epondont says: ''Gen. Kaufman, by Ills
wastofnl and corrupt administration III Turkos-
TIM aud bis conduct in tho late campaign agaiust
Khiva has incurred tho diBploaauTe OF the Ozar."
, 1873-12-06

Spfcfal D1tpascA to Tie EAitHqo tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Dec. 5.-Elward Crap, formerly
an amploye Of tho glaas-works in this city. is
uuder arrest, charged wih having fired the
glass; workB, which wero burned down here not
long since. His preliminary examination was
begun hero this afternoon.
, 1873-12-06

Nptc'07 UIsNaltN o. Tia CHicdGo TftbHno.
PH1LApELr11A, Doc. 5.-Tho money marriott to-
day vas very unsettled, owing tu tho receipt Of
proporiionnto!y. The mnrkot was we'll supplied
with money, donlanda boing fow amd liglIt.
Rates wcro almost without chango call loa1,s
varying from, to per cent, whilst prlms paper
sold readily ut 0 10 1U per cent.
, 1873-12-06

LONDON, Dec. Go =. m.-Iho Government
squadron LaB not beon seen in the vicinity Of
Cartagena for woek Tic insurgents, in its
absence, have been able to secure fresh supplies
daily, and have captured several provision boats.
, 1873-12-06
OBITUARY..

<;roryc II. Andrews, Oshkosh.
All old sottlor died llia -ttcrnoon at tho ago o,
10. IIs represented the Fourteenth District OF
Now York IN tho Thirty-tlras Congress, ~
Whi.x.
, 1873-12-06

PrrrsnuRaH, Pa, Dec. 5.-A petition was fllod
in the United States District Court to-lay by tlo
President aud Trustee Of the Natibuaf Trust
Company, naking that Robert J. Grior, lato
Casltor, DO adjudgcd bankrupt. The petit
tion sots forth that Grier converted to hia own
uue large sums Of money, valuable bills rccoya-
bio, anu notes to The value Of many thousands
Of doiera, which belonged to said banking com
pany, the exact amount Of which caunot bo
sivcn. and has left tue State with visw Of do
IraulinS Lis creditors.
, 1873-12-06

Dody-Snntctisfg In Fort Wayne. Ind.
spectal Uispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune,
FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 6.-Considerablo e1-
citemont prevails here, caused by the disappear
hnce Of the body Of Dir. William Wieas, WHO rus
accidentally killed short time Bi1ce. The dis
appearance is attributed to medical rosurrec-
toniBts.
, 1873-12-06

FoRT dAaRY, Dec, IA destructive fire oc-
CURED hero last night, by which tho Parliament
buildings were totally consumed. All tue books
and official documents worn saved
, 1873-12-06

DosroN, MasB., Dec. 5.-The municipal caucus
last night to select candidates for School Com
mittee, placod tlrco women in nomination.
, 1873-12-06
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET,

SpssHs nitnaseb 10 Ths Chicago 7rtauas.
; hAfsAs CIr1, Dco Observation-Disclosures, &03;
ot through Texas steers It sloo93.10; wutered do,
s2.o0: Now Me1iao cows, $l.7t,
uoa4-ltecepts, a.6ll. Yhs msfket IL fr1n, spttye,
sH6.
, 1873-12-06

LONDON, Dec. IA fuetory at Halifax waa
consumed ~ n e. thas morning. The loss is estimated
at $150,000. Three persons wero killed.
, 1873-12-06

.CA1no, ILL.,, Dec. 5.-Lindsey Brown and Levi
Olapp mulattoes, were hanged to-lay at Danu-
yllo. ballard County, Ky, for ontrago OH white
y married lady last summer. They diod asserting
their innocence.
, 1873-12-06

l!r'cd ami nil tbs rprltos to which wnse aolaillry
pirtt?eI nuyUr = l!sulw, It..
{AtaMMD 1IENnY @. uowcN.
Dnoo4,.yn, Cot. 8, 1873,
, 1873-12-06

Special Dfspateh n The Chicago Trtbuns
OsHKoBM, Wis. Dec, 5.-1n the Stevenson mur-
der trial, Judge Pulling delivered his Charge to
the jury at o'clock, mud tho Jury retired 1t 10.
Aftor soyen hours deliberations, the jury brought
in verdict Of mauBlaughlor in the third degree.
, 1873-12-06

LONDON, Dec. 3.-The Pail 1faN Gazette sAya
that Rusaia IL sending another expedition *gainHs
tho T,ucomauB.
, 1873-12-06
Tho Caso OF George Isird Grinnc1l
u

New YORK, Dec. 5,-George Bird drinnell l.
Go. appeared in court to-day aud stated that
thoy lad agreed with nearly all tloir creditors
for withdrawal Of the bankruptcy proceedings,
ana askct for an order, which WAS granted, lGat
tho NeEster lake Testimony and report on tho
diRcontlnuance OF tho proceeuInga.
, 1873-12-06

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
OSHKOSH, Wis, Dec. 4.-ln the Stevenson mur-
der trial, H. B. jackson, FOR tie prosecution, no-
gan luis argument tLis morning, reviewing tho
able speech Of three hours, for the tlofonso,
George ". Barnett. Distriot-Attorney closed in
a speech OF two hours reviewing all tlie import
ant points In the oaBo. Tho Court ndiournol,
leaving the Jury IN tho charge Of the shosir. Tho
morning.
, 1873-12-06

ADJOURNMENT.
The House adjourned till Monday.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
liddltlslun Transtript
: poEssaas svsas sArvsDAv ~
UAVv0en wevn~las.

1RRnS-9a.0oa a year, payable In advance.
No paper discontinued until 90 ordered, except At
shs speieu of the publIshcr.
RATES OF ADvERTISiNG.--Adv Advertisements
u - linee or less will he iusertsd twice for 81 90
I'D - cents for each additional Insertion. Bus
iuep easds, $40 per year. Une-quarier Of a col.
emA, , months, -; months, Si5; one year,
v38. Ons-talf0f q column, } months, SIS; q
0onthh SO; one year, $50. One column, one
year, 3l0O. Business Locals, 10 cents line for
each insertion. Marriages aud Deaths inserted
ftse. obituaries charged for at regular adver~
tising rstss.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
u A New Thing under the Sum-"
sixteen on Painting. In a Hook,

Never before was such an idea attempted for
book illustration every ons who has seen IL pro-
nonsees |, ScfEns. Mrs .Harri., l,ceeher Stoves
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
Iimt GABLES.
GA4EE
Delaware Rail Road Line
FAN Advancement.
SoRfn.
sorrm.

~ and amer Monday, nc, 9oth. 1878, (ssndays ex
" cepsed,i Trains will leave a. foiiovs:
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25

A BsOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
IA Courts OF different States for desersious, &c.
70 publicity ssgu'ssd. 70 isS:s. sSi:sss as'' divorce
&ev 2a-sa - Deeadway, y. +.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
.iias For SASSAFRAS RIVER.

TNHE steamer TRuNPErER being uow ia
l. complete order viii resume her trips on sat
urday, the ist of March. 1873, leaving Pier No
D. Light street wharf Baltimore every The .aAy
Thursday and Saturday, al l0l \, ", arriving
In Georgetown at 4 p. II. Returning will lea's
Georgetown the alternate days Al "a. NJ, arriv
ing In baltimore al P ": touching at Bnrk
Neck, Barnards, Be,tcron. Turner's Greek, CAS-
sidays, Shalleross, and Frederekto"n, going
and returning.
We sincerely trust that the friendly relations
hitherto existing between the steamer Trumpe-
ter, her patrons, and the public generally, may
never grow less for the pcrpeiuaiion OF which
we will ever be found striving our very hest.
mar lily WM. CCNDlfF, Capt,
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
ELECTION NOTICE.

ciruExs NATIONAL BANK,
Middle,own, Del, Dec. sth. 1919.
The annual election for Nine Directors to serve
the ensuing year, will be held in the Bankinc
House on Tuesday, january l3fh, between the
hours Of 10 and ie o'clock, a. m. J n. HALL,
pec. 4-2w. Cashier.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25

MIXED TRAIN N,-Norihwari, will leave Del
mar at - 2. ~: Laurel 3.l2 seafori. 3 ~
Bridgeyie, 90; Greenwood, I 40; Pennington
ass; Harrington, 5 20 Dover. . "a CLAYTON.
TAI Mddlctown. 20. Arriveat Wilmington.
9.55 Philadelphia, il.30; Baltimore, $50. +.
N.
Southward, will leave Phn nj II 30 r. ".
Baltimore, 100; Wilmington, H. IS New Cas-
tie, i.2o; MIddletown, ?.2s Townsend. 2.45
Clayton, ais: Dover 400 Wyoming, AZ;
FELTON,, 40; Harrington, o5; farmiugion,
SlT; Greenwood, 5.32 Bfdgevi,lc $50; Sea-
ford, 6lT; Laurel, 20: Dclmar 90
The mixed train will he run subject to DELAYS
Incident to freight business. aud viii stop only
at stations where time is given.
sGw CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington aad phila-
delphia at I ~, 4. ". and s.25 r ~ Leave viii
ningion at .25 and s. so ,. ". for New Castle.
SMYRNA neAScu rnAiSs,
Additional TO those above. leave SMYRNA for
CLAYTON u so A. ". ani I 30 Z. u. leave Clayton
for Smyrna si0 4. H., aud 200 +. ~, leave
10 make connection with trains 10 and from Do
yer, and Stations south.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend. with the Ken, County and
with Nd. and Del. X. II, Al Harrington with
J. & D. L. Il. At Scafotd, with Dorrestcr aud
Delaware II. Il. At Delmat. with Eastern Sho,c
Il. H., and Wieon,ico and Pocomoke Il. X.
Nay eo-ly II, r. kENSEy. Superintendent
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
MAGNIFICENT..;:..;,. .;.;,.

1900, One man just cleared 500 Ia days
oollIhg he COMPLETE DOMESTIC BIHLR, just
- oatosjpf paper. Exceis every war and eells
-. ~ 1efus % aeents. Out1t ffee. fot fulI
~ o11seoa HuBuARD .D0QS, peb6.,
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New aad Secondhand, Of 6rst-class makers, will
b sold at Lower Prices for cash, or on INSTALL
usats, iu city or country, during this Financial
Crlsis and the Holidays, by HORACE WATERS
} SON, No. AL Broad way. than ever before af.
Ssfed Ia New York. Agents wanted for the sale
Of Waters Celebrated Pianos Concerto and Or
eAssssal Organs. Illustrated catalogues mailed
70 ministers, churches, Sunday schools &c dis-4t
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
For Three Scent stamps

0DsYCHoMANcY or SOUL CHARMING !"
l. How either sex may fascina,c and gain the
love aud affections ofany pcreon ihcy choose IN
siantly. This simple mental requirement all cal
possess, free By mail, for e5c. together with mar
riage guide, Egsption Oracle, Dreams, Hints to
Ladies, " dding-NirLt Shirt, &c. \ queer book
Address T. WiLlIAn 4 Co, Pubs, Phila. N29-4,
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
ELECTION NOTICE.

Nsw CAnn CcrsrY Mart BAxx ov onrssA,
Dscembcr 4ih, 1879. !
The Stockholdsrs Election for Nins Dirsctorl
q serve fbs oae yeas VII bs held In the BAakiug
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-06
LADIES DEPARTMENT..
Mrs, G. W. HENDEE, Secretary.
Mrs. A. d. THOMAS, Assistant Secretary.

VI. +.
Mrs. A. d. THOMAS Assistant Secretary.
Committee of General ArrangemetMrs D. j. Stafford Mrs.
A. o. Gates; Mrs. II. II. Powers Mrs p. X. Gleed.
Committee Floral DepartmemMrs Thaddcus ubbol VOL
colt Mrs Il. II. Wait Stove Mrs Hiram Stafford Morrisvllc
Culinary Dpartment-Mrs. Francis Atwell Eden Mrs c. S.
Parker, Emore Mrs. Orrin Moody Stowe
Domestic DepartrnenMrs s. N Palmer, Morristoun Mrs.
NJ o. Heath johnson; Mrs Solomon Stowe, Morrstown'
Ornamental Neede,corkMrS s. s. Pike, johnson Mrs Jonas
Gilbert, Morrsvllo; Mrs Freeman Smith Stowe.
On Painting and DraDing-Mrs p X Gleed. Morrsyie
On Bead, Burr and Leather Wok-Mss Clara Page Hyde
Park Mrs G. Hardy Worthwhile; Mrs e. II. Stone, Emoro.
Discretionary CommitteeMrs A. A. Miles, Morrsyllo Mira
Il. W. Mcfarland, johnson; Mrs. A. G. sIayton, Stowe.
PREMIUM LIST
Best bed quilt SO I'd do co.
Best bed spread so % do, co.
Best fuled cloth, 90; I'd do. rs.
Best 10 yards rag carretng, so 81 d. 90.
Best BRAIDED rug 90; % do, Is.
Best drawn rug, 90; Cd do. 49,
Best crocheted cotton tidy, rs; I'd do, %.
Best ladies or gents hose so; I'd do, 25
Best knit cotton tidy 80; I'd do. 25
Best crochetcd worsed tidy rs Cd do, so.
Best woolen yarn so; I'd do, 25
Best yarn mitens gloves, So Sd DO, %.
Best 10 yards web linen 90. I'd do, So
Best ottoman cover 90; I'd do SO.
Best cambria embroidery, rs Cd do. so.
Best embroidered cushion, so; Cd do25
Best cotton embroidery, So 81 do IS.
Best wax hair bead or leather work. cach 90 ID do So
Best moss work. dried grass autumn leaves flowers etc., so
DOES.
Best stand of growing plants, Is ID do SO.
Best collection of natural flowers rs I'd do SO.
Best oil painting, co. ID do 80.
Best painting of any other kind SO I'd do 25
Best loaf Of brown bread wheat bread pies etc. SO do
Best cage canaries, 90 I'd do SO.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
All articles enumerated in tho foregoing Premium List must be
registered in the Office Of the Secretaries before IL NJ on LIST
day of the Fair pramium diplomas will awarded on ar
icles coming in after that time
All committees will make out and hand the Assistant Secretary
their reports on before p NJ of the LIST day of the
All committees will report themselves the Secetarys
occ on or before A. the LIST the Fair for Instructions
ana VIII enter upon their duties Immediately thereafter At 10
NJ vacancies will be filled by the Directors
In order prevent embarrassment and confusion in the order of
business and duties absolutely necessary these Rules and
Regulations should be strictly complied with
No articles will be entitled premium or diploma unless made
or manufactured within year prior the time of registering
within said county and town.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-06

oHErsE, ASP noSff- ~
Re-. ~. chess 20 lbs or over o. "a Do % so 90" w
r., ,.h m.p,o sugar. 5 90 "a Do % % des "
lei boz Of honey 90; "a Do 90 ID co. on 0ns'
rEuIT AND vparTlHIIs
one variety SO; "a do co. Sd do Do
Re-, J;.h - do plums so % do, 0oi Sd do 90
Be-, Tong blood bSeis 6 in number. % "a 40 %
RI three heads cabbage, so I'd do 20
Be-, pesk onions. ono variety. 30; I'd do 20;
r., s,re,y POTATOES one peck EACH So ID do, 20
Best .psc9os squashss sos I'd do. 20;
Bes, pumpkins Eve in number. 90; "a do'' 20
Best peck beans 90; I'd do, %.
Best specimen potatoes on.
Best / bushsl wheat, 90; I'd do l 90.
Best bushe oats CO., % do; so
Best bushel corn. in ear, ] % I'd do o.
Best peck peas 90; ID d. 90
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
manufactured in the county and presented by the
manufacturer. co. ID do, 4 90 Sd DO, w,
Resi- lumber wagon 4 90; I'd Co., 8 90; Sd do 90
Best sleigh, 4 90 ID do, 90 ID do w.
Best ox-cart, 4 90; % do, 3 90 Sd do, 2 co.
Best harrow, SO I'd do 90
Best horse rake so; I'd d. 20.
Best hand rake, so I'd do, 25.
Best specimen blacksmithing 90; % do, so.
Best specimen tin ware, 90; I'd do. 90.
Best churn. T5; ID do, 30.
Best butter tub, SO I'd do, %.
Best single harness. 3 90; I'd do, 2 90; Sd do, CO.
Best work harness. 2 90; I'd do. 90; Sd do. o.
Best SASH doors, and blinds. . 90 I'd d. 90,
Best boots aud shoes, 90; ID do So
Best specimen Of marble 4 90; I'd do 3 co. .
Best specimen cabinet 90; I'd do GU sd doi oo
EQUEsTRIANIsM
Res, female rider 90; % do. 5 OO; Sd do, 2 co.
Best Infant exceeding year Of age at mo oil FAR W.
ID do, 90; Sd do. 3 co.
There shall be at least infants compete for the premiums
and the Committee are disregard nativity color and Dress passing
Judgment clear baby only weight health general formation oil
body and of face and head to be among the elements
control the Committee.
Parents with the child to pass around track least
carriages
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-06
TROTTING PURSES.

TRQTTING PURSES
No. l, Sl25,--P. N. Of first day.
Open all that beat 300 S75 to s $50 to I'd
SIS to Sd.
No. Q, sT5,-A. NJ Of second day.
Open ouryeaod and UNDER owned the County and Hard
wick. s45 to LIST, s25 to 2d, $40 to 3D..
No. 3, sl00,-P. NJ Of secomd day.
Open all horses owned the County and ardwick 500 to
LIST, $40 to ID, sl5 to Sd.
No. 4, S300-P NJ, of second day.
Open to all horses 5000 to LIST. S75tO ID, s25 to Sd.
Entrance fec 10 per purse to be paid the Sec
rotary A. A. Miles, Movc before the first day of the Fair
and the Scrotary Office tho FarGrounds on or before
O'clock in the forenoon of the day that each contested for
there 30 three and start in each
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-08-06
SCHEDULE OF PREMIUMS.
sHoRT-uoRN STOCK.

Best Shortorn Bull three old and upwards co. ID
Best two years old BULL 90; I'd do. co. Sd d. ZOO
Best year old bull, 90; I'd do, co. Sd do, co.
Best calf, 90; I'd do. 90; Sd do, 90.
Best cow four years old and over 90 I'd d. co. Sd CO.
Best heiter three years old co. I'd d. 90 Sd do co.
Best heifer years DID, 90; Cd do 200; Sd d. 100
Best heifer calf 90 I'd do, 90; Sd do, 90.
AYEsHIREs, JERSEYS NATIVES.
Same Premiums above.
Best pair draft oxen, 90; "a do, 90; Sd d. co..
Best pair five years old 90 I'd do co. Sd d. co.
Best pair four years old, co. I'd do, 90 Sd d. co.
Best pair steers three DID, co. I'd de- co. Sd do co.
Best pair steers two years DID, co. I'd d. co. Sd d. co.
Best pair steers year DID, $780, I'd d. co. Sd d. co.
Best pair steer calves co. I'd do 2 90; 3D. do 90.
Best five years old and over, co. I'd d. co. Sd do OO
Best four years old S 90; % do 90; Sd d. 3 co.
Best three years old, 90; Cd de-, 90 Sd do co.
Best two years old, 90; I'd do. 90; Sd do. 100.
Best ono year DID, 90; I'd do, 90; Sd do, 90.
BREEDING MARES
Best and colt S 90 I'd do. 4 90 Sd DO, 2 90.
oELDINGs AND RlLLIEs
Best colt three years old co. I'd do co. Sd do 90.
Best COLT years old, 90; Cd do, 90; 3D. d. co.
Best colt, year DID, 90 I'd do, 90; Sd do. co.
Best driving carriage horse five years old and co. Cd d.
8 90; 3D. d., 200.
Best driving carriage horse four years old and under d.
90; Sd do. co.
Best pair fancy horses years old and over
do, 90; Sd do. 90.
Best pair fancy matched horses years old under 90
do, 90; Sd do. 8 90.
LAMoILLR
For saonsme heats best three in fve IL 90 I'd d. 90
Sd do, co.
For gdngs five old and over mile heats three
in FIVE. Is 90; I'd do, 10 co. Sd do, 5 90.
For gedng four years old UNDER mile heats best
in three, IL 90 ID do, 90; Sd do. co.
TEN FROM ONE TOWN
Best String, 20 90 % do, Is 90; Sd do. 10 90.
oowoLD LEICESTER sourHDowS PREMIUMS ARR
EACH.
Bsst buck, three years Old over 90 ID d. co. Sd d.
l 90.
Best buck two years old, o. I'd d. co. Sd do. co.
Best buck, year old, 90; ID d. 90; Sd do. co.
Best buck lamb, 3 co. I'd do, 90; Sd do. 90.
Best pen three in number 90 I'd d. co. Sd do co.
Best boar year old over co. I'd do co. Sd d. co.
Best boar pig co.
Best with pigs by her side co. I'd d. co. Sd d. CO.
Best four geese, l 90 I'd do, SO cents.
Best coop Of tens five in number and four females 90
I'd do. so cents
BUTTER,
Best ubno less than 40 lbs 90 I'd d. co. 3D. d. co.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
UNIFICAIION IN LOUISIANA.

The mass meeting held in New0rleans on
the 18th inst at the call Of the Committee Of One Humid
red 70 ipaugurate the party movement, was emi-
nently ksuecessfu After the selection Of officers OF
the meeting the President J. N. Marks came forward
and referred In detail 20 the manifesto issued by the
Committee of One Hundred and said no hoped all came
together lay upon the altar OF country all Of the
preudioes Of the past" Mr.. Marks followed by the
Hon T. 7. Allan, colored, OF West Baton Rouge,
member OF the Legislature who reviewed the past his
tory OF the country and concluded by urging the adop
ton Of the resolutions embodyinR the sentiments OF the
unifcaton organization. Col. ]. d. Hill then spoke
briefly Of the importance Of perfecting any
scheme undertaken for the purpose OF pro
lection and advancement, and the necessity Of
undoubted sympathy among those defending the
same cause. The desire now that all should strive
70 advance the material interests OF the State and the
only way out of difficulties under which the citizens
OF Louisiana now labor the plan offered by this
movement of unacaton Mr.. Hill then read the follow
ing resolutions which were adopted some yoces how
ever being heard in the negative:
Rssolped That the preamble and resolutions adopted
nv the Committee OF One Hundred meet with the ap
probation Of this mass meetingI
and coiored, assembled In mass meeting, pledge
the epiovment OF civil, political, and public rights
of ali ctizeus irrespective OF color shall have ceased
in a con,rnon moyement 10 reduce taxation TO a
corresponding the OF the countyG 10 nves
sary offices TO diminish the high salaries and exorbi-
ant emOaments attached 10 public Office and 10 secure
In Louisiana, possible, the establishment OF
an honest economic. and patriotic government.
Resolved That the President be authorized 10 appoint
an Executive Committee OF thirty to advocate main
tain aud develop throughout this State the principles
herenbefOre sot FORTH aud 20 convene the people, ana
for the purpose OF the herenDeOre
rected resolutions.
Upon the adoption OF the resolutions, Mr.. ]. Henri
Burch OF Baton Rouge, representative colored man,
and a member Of the State Legislature. made a speech
fayorng the uncaton movement as the best and most
practical way " lead the State Out VI s present d1l
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
AN IMPORTANT WILL CASE.

The will of Cora Livingston Barton, late of
Red Hook, Dutchess County, admitted 10 probate
before Surrogate Dorland In Poughkeepse, yesterday
Wm Allen Butler esq., OF New York City appeared In be-
half the executors and although there over 10 heirs
atrlaw, there is contest The executors qualifying
Charles o. Pinckney, Arthur Leary Louis Living
ston Hunt, NJ Livingston Delahed Of New York City,
and Carlton Hunt OF New-Orleans. The will devises
property 10 the amount OF nearly t2OO0OOO The follow
ing are among the charitable bequests
To ST. Lukes Hospital, NewYork, for the purpose OF
end0wng free beds TO DO known the L. L. or Louise
Livingston Beds, the sum OF 10000.
To the hospital known the Charity Hospital OF the
City OF New Orleans the sum OF $1,000
To the Methodist Episcopal Church OF Bhlnebeck,
$4,000.
To the Childrens Aid Society OF New York City $4,000
To the religious corporation known AS the Rector
Church. Warden, ana Vestrynen Of 81 Georges Church,
NewYork City, 5000.
The old mansion ut Rcd Hook. known as Montgom-
cry Place left 10 The use Of Carlton Hunt Louisa y
ingstOn Hunt, and julia Barton Hunt.
Among the bequests also QUE 10 each servant who
wac Ia doocsGedS omplQE