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New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
A FIRE REPORTER pRowNED.

James COulson, age %, Herald reporter,
went TO Pier No. 49, N. r.. on Wednesday, to write
description OF the new Inman steamship City Of Chester
but failed 70 return. on Saturday tie body OF an
unknown man was found In the East River, near tho
foot OF Riyington-st, and taken to the Morgue. On
Sunday, Deputy Coroner Leo made SUPERFICIAL e1am-
nation Of the body. which no trace Of violence
could be found, but which was decomposed
beyond recognition. A weIl-written letter concerning
family affairs. dated at CoOthill ireland, addressed,
My Dear JENNY" and slnged " Your unectiOnate
brother, Tom COulsOD," and large number Of tickets
for the recent bencn OF the family OF the late Michael
j. Kelley also The Herald found IN the pockets
Of the clothing. which answers the description Of that
worn by the missing nlan. These having been exam
ac yesterday the body believed ~ b. that Of young
COlisOu, whose friends have therefore obtained 10
interment. The deceased formerly attached 10 The
Chicago Tribune, and during the great fire in that city
lost All OF his personal effects, aud narrowly escaped
with ne tii-r his hand, and fago hal boon severely
bnnLeO Jnd Ls Q. LAllI hAlle.L.I. u ----
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OBSCENE CIRCULARS POSTED.

An Italian named CarnelO Bertolini, who
resided at No. 522 Ffthaye., South Brooklyn, was
arrested and taken before United States Commissioner
WinslOw, yesterday TO answer charge of having sent
obscene circulars through tbe mail The complainant
Michael Arthur Of Jersey CITY The circular referred to
was put In evidence. and charges q shocking his.
tory OF seduction and revenge, the victim being a
widow, Ellen Goodrich, whose abode was No. $50 De.
graw-s The circular had been prepared by Bertolini
and forwarded to the friends OF the widow for the
pose Of inurng he she had forbidden him 10 con-
tnue his attentions. IL states the circumstances under
which he first made her acquaintance aud the subsr
quent 5educ concluding with threats OF vengeance
because size had refused 10 see him nuy more. Mr.
Arthur Is a leather merchant, aud resides at No 2l3
Bergen-st, and Mrs. Goodrich employed as book
keeper in his establishment. Several months ago she
had informed him that the Italian dOgqug her and
threatening exposure She admitted that she had made
the mans acquaintance and the opera with him
Tie prisoner was held in $500 bail TO await trial.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
THE WITNESSES AGAINST stokes.

The two Harts and the boy Patrick Redmond
we're taken before Judge Pratt, yesterday. in the Su
preme Court Chambers on habeas corpus. and their
counsel John o. Mott, moved for their release on the
ground that the statute Of si which the order for
their detention witnesses in the Stokes case was
obtained, does not authorize the Oyer and Terminer
Court TO direct the Sheriff to hold them in custody,
unless they refused to enter into their personal reeogn
zance but have right to require them to furnish sure
ties. Counsel argued further that whereas ST. 900 is
usually the bail in grand larceny case it was very
unjust to these boys TO call upon them TO procure bail IN
$1,000, which they unable 10 do Ia reply remark
by Judge PTat that the highest Criminal Court was pre-
sumed 10 have acted regularly counsel said that was
trUe but only when persons are cnmnally before it
Assistant DistrctAttOrney Lyon in his reply, stated
that Stokes OF tho first be tried in
October. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
a CIRCuMLoCUTION STUDY.

AN ALDERMANS 5 HANDS TIED WITH hED iAfE'
In January last Chief Engineer Perley and
District Engineer Bates President Of the Board of
Fire Commissioners and Chief Engineer respectively,
called at the desk mandatory of Messrs Keh Kcllner
& Co. in Mangn-st, and stated that they had been
assigned by the Police Commissioners TO select desks
and tables for the houses Of the various fire companies
They were shown various styles, finally made selec
ton and ordered 27 desks and tables The former
to cost $50 each and the latter sll each. Alderman
Kehr the head of rn instructed his foreman to de-
liver the goods at the places designated and agreed to
accept reduction of five per OF the face of the
bills for cash. The goods were delivered February,
but the cash forthcoming and when about two
months after yard Alderman Kehr asked for payment
he was referred by the Fire Commissioners TO
Controller Green The Controller Informed him
that he could not pay him for the reason that,
under the provisions Of the Charter men,
Der Of the City Government could be allowed TO
receive pay for articles furnished any OF the depart
epts OF the City Government Alderman Kehr SAID lie
was ignorant OF this provision Of the Charter that he
the articles furnished should DO appraised By compt-
tent committee. He finally made Known his willingness
TO take back the desks and tables. He referred TO
the Fire Commissioners. Iley sdld that having
audited the bill OF kchr, kelluer Co., and found
it just, they had sent It 10 the Controller
by Alderman Kehr before they could give order for
the delivery the furniture otherwise they would be
placed the unpleasant position of having audited and
ordered paid bill for furniture which tine Department
did then possess. Again Alderman kehT called on
the Controller and asked him for the BILL explaining at
the same time the position in which the Commissioners
were placed. The Controller refused to part with the
bill and thus Kehr Kellner Co. neither obtain
payment Tor their property nor recover It, This IS the
Version given by Alderman Kehr. He claims to have
acted IL a STRAIGHTFORWARD manner throughout and says
at the the purchase made he does not be ieye
Messrs Perley and Bates knew that he was an Alder
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
TIE ARBITRARY ASSESSMENTS.

MORE DOUBTFUL ESTIMATES BROUGHT TO LIGHT
The interest in the subject of the assessment
Of uptown property continues undated. and again
manifested yesterday the large number who appeared
personally or by counsel before the Committee OF the
Board OF Supervisors appointed to hear complaints.
From the statements Of several persons appears that
the assessments unsatisfactory last year well
this tho burdens imposed neghboring lots Of equal
area being varied in amount in most arbitrary
ner II Is stated also that all efforts to have the
ments adjusted were futile, and that the amounts
paid under protest The claims for reduction this year
are chiefly confined OF excessive valuation Of
IA describing the boundaries OF lots and OF assess
ments on houses where there only open lors.
At Yesterdays session j. FOrschour JnO r. BOanash,
WIN. Collins, Joseph KOlmann and Peter Rush claimed
that their assessments had been increased from 5000 10
$500 r. ii. Beckwith claimed that his assessment OF
5000 had been increased 10 $4,000. Narron Carl Of
Phelps Dodge Co claimed that about 80 lots owned
by them along Avenue A, between Thirty-nnth and
FIFTY yseYepthsts consisting principally OF nigh rocks or
submerged land. the average increase had been 500
lot In some cases the lots had been assessed dOubly
The value OF the properly had for the most part
Increased since 1871. Adam Smith complained that
vacant iOt IN the vicinity OF tue mix depot AT Forty
elShtL-st aud LeNngOn-aye. had decreased IA yaluo
since lt7l, while the assessment that time only
$4,000, as against 5000 at present. Chas. A.
kifcnes appeared Tor "a number Of propery.Owners,
aud claimed that they we're assessed an
eXOTbttnt amount for rocks the vicinity OF
JOness Wood JOnn Brady and NJ. RosoubiatI desired
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
OceGH Steamers.
A NCHOR LINE. - EXPRESS STEAMERS
~ ..., .--- M 10 ---- ----- NJ w.

4 NCH0R LINE. - EXPRESS STEAMERS
WenesiAe July 30 COLUMBIA Wednesday Ang
vICTORlA.... .satarla Aux CAST Stiuria Aug
Passenger booked forwarded 1 4l Jg IA >ttoaa
BDt1 lreani Gernsnv Norav SFin penars or America
saI speedily comfortably, All che,Gl obef route or hle
by applying a. the CompaaYs ofes : BoNlng- green
HENDERSON BROrHBts Agent.
LOR ST. THOMAS ana BRAZIL.
RATES OF fRHlGul RlDUlED. -.
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANl,
Regusr Maj steamers sailing tle 2ii o. noBth
hEkkiMACh. Can't Neir JAY @A
SOCTH AMERICA Cars Tlkle7tIrh August u
ONTARiO Cara q. Si0cnm September 2B
These spcnll Steamers schedule alj cal o. NJ lA"Hs
Para pernhneo Rb ant RIO de Janso al rti1ns foi
WI. r. GARRISON. ASeaL Sg. BovIa,giese, New lors.
E0R LIVERPOOL.
NIAQUEESSTOWN.
CARRYING THB q. : MATS
TuR LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPAAt
will dispsh rs Of their ar.t class m power rn 'Tes 'e'asHss
IRON PAIR No. 4b. n. X. k'kSl "hONeSnAl
ss follows;
NEVADA Capt FoSsYrH..,,.... .''''1l9 % y .. Soh
MANHATTAN Capt Jas PMcE. jr-' August o. al s. OO N
WYOMING Capt MoRaAS .......'.'' 'Aasls' 10 No'o n
IDAaO Can't August 20 AZ 90 M
MINNESOTA cart r. y FaSESlS.AaylH y. a. $50 a n
WISCONSIN, C.pL I. W. hSEsAs. Sept ,, At l30pn
CABIN psssAge. SS0~sSd
s.seags passage ,Onse Ma 20 BroahSaJl $50
IsI ILsa.Al or s-bsI passage. oplEto .... I
WILLIAMS GUIoS, Ma G3wsn -.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

oroo reduction IN their assessments: james ye he
that he owned several lots along ate
tween Fifty-nfth and io as against
s9s OOO in 1873 making total assessment % based upon
years OF 1881 OO0 The assessnent IN a9 show that no
houses mad been buit since He claimed th npa an
assessements should not have was more than
loo Der cent greater Benjamin J. Ds9rEw persa% ~
ngot,hcvs y schunan Leonard kertz, Jhncs a. ttarIj
d Rros claimed that thoir assessments Snouu
be- reduced on ground at thcy were nbcb was
han their neighbois that their property Nnich was
taxed more tins year than last, IS actuaiy "orh uo
less
The Committee Yill continue to hear complaints from
Nneteonth Ward property owners NJ ii o. m To-Day
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
FICTITIOUS DEPUTY sHERIFFs.

John Green of No. 331 Nnth-ave. and Ed
ward Florence Of No. Ss5 Eighth st. arrained be-
fore Justice Hogan in the Tombs Police Court, yeser-
day, upon charge of false personatiOn preferred by
Helen Ulman keeper Of the concert saloon, No. 100
Chaham.st The complainant alleged that the accused
TO her saloon and falsely represented that they
were special deputy sherfs sent by the Board Of Ex-
else 10 take action against her for alleged violation
OF the Excise law. After few words had passed. the
two offered withdraw upon receipt s. each.
The woman however, instead OF paving the money.
called IN Detective Doan OF the sixth Precinct who
rested the The prisoners were committed IN
default Of 500 bail each.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Tombs Police Court before Justice Hogan
YESTERDAY George F. NOl German baker, Of No Sl5 LEt lY
seysntb committed for having bis possession some c g
hal been from fank rlmneh Of seeoaaa'~ and Ihy
fOurlh-st
At the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday. James
T. Shenin in lel of $500 20 answer charge
fsrre against hin by Cha Wolf NO. % hs F hrist II
ug ewelry vailed at 3lOOAn d. haha.s Of No 2lel
daughter Martha Mctutcheou
st quantity OF ewe valued 1882 Justice Coaer held
iu $500 bail 30 answer
Victor c. Julian, who, on the night of July H.
,.o fr0 Alfred Pckar Of No Al9 stcuudAe With whom
bo,ruc wr t3 $50 Ant whO Was subsequently,
Wabon sy pho.sgph which bad beea thhr hy the Police
, bfoafb 10 tbs SATURDAY ani committed Il thc il
Market Police Court YESTERDAY in dea IS 600 10 answer
General S,,sops OCTOBER. lie ADMITTED the thsfL
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
Margaret he Of No 52s hOome. charged Charles Parker With
hsng attempted 20 ssl 1m her Tse0ce ra1e
Win having stabbed her 20 the r hand during The attempt fng
wund Acculr cUhnttd default Of $1,000.
August No Vas pam Ia 1g OF $4,000 Tor having broken
hs bref shop Jobn ea No SIS kehta ave- stolen
tAcTolsoa talof, Ae., WogA $50.
-
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EBw w-ToRK..............,......
CLEARED.

PORT OF hbN-lOhh. ..s.......JCLf 20
Steamship Bristol. wallace Pii,ic'pta
eark Massachusetts,. slgenbar i1mbur5. Ryer Bros
Bark Alsnsna Grl. Grdi Rio IaHe.o flEel blIe ( Co.
Bark Bay etaI. Sor Corr F4uoua Faneb Edys
Bark Billy Limpse Br) Curry coaaasaopie, H ; De wofs
big Uenc waiter. lDrl. Shaw Liverpool sle Blak.es
Bass P Smith Dodge Barcelon, Mile & Ho1.U,o1.
Hrs Thomas Tar Thompson, M5yl,ls, W P Armstrong
schr sP GolSin "arJury stanford Slora aaalias0HHS Co
ARRIVED.
Stean's? (y ak Of S1TeD St ~ De9o'e lyeo0 Yer oyo and
VSislrsfo Geo. Vs. Cdc Ce Garr jay i9 and Es, West
22l VITA mis-. a1i pass - 9. H. Maori Co ,,
S,a@,hp on p.Tal Oh Hss ISo.t , Point ia4 Nofoi'
steamship Iybe Deloy DOnugo July 90 s,uina 2l
BrI P Bri.fof CSorl Te,.ssa, Grs7oc lay. n 5i,s:
Bars Paas, Bilde Of and Is days from belize, Hoa- wish log
Brig Adolo tBr) Ellis San Bas % ilr, Nth iv3rynq..
Bag Es;ee (of Granville y 81 bop Polce T. r. 10 di7s With
scir Robert MyLsn Dosre Barscoa 10 la7s with fruit
sclr Emma L. PoFer oi Poole.tJga SPACES, Sat Martha Is
Sclr 4aHa cuuer ot St. Jolu n b.. Peck john y B. IL
Scir IN Mage Ben Cof Roctlau Hail H.ooro b. 10 DAY.
Schf :. Fl4n Mlnroe Poselr. P,., n. C, .y.. wild
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoToS july 2sAHvi steamships George APpod from Balh
Hoy from Call brss Grace Lor1 rom Cap Hsvtr. Cra
iom St. Marc ses Oh Caad from Barleoi T. hymin
NEv.OELrASs Ju', 25Arvc Steamship Ctr Of Dallas Boyr
from ses.iol Sailed -Jih, steamship N-oFeaas Gsg
ia. July 2S-Ar1vef.' steamship hr-rsn LIVING
ston, Hes-Yos salc steamship Ameaci fr Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
crERvsrowv July 2S- The W.T. iuI Gun Li0 selmsht
Mnues Capt from NeW-Yok July I6 Tor Liverpool
arrived here "a morning
Scott. ON Quebec July 10. has arrived here.
SOUTHAMPTON jul .Sue North Gtrnn LoT steamship koniE
Wilhelm l.. Capt Hr.e from NeN YORK July b ur Bufa, arrived
O'Clock tis afternoon sud ler proceeded Tor her de
nation.
The steamship Ebe hom A,?nva and Wos; nian ports has
MOyLE July 2S-Tbe Sas Line elHsh Alabama Capt Flint
D NJ 8-rif.1 h.r tt-tag.
PI 49,, J,g ~ Tbe Hamburg American Lue steamship So
les Csp Hetc frJm New York jay IL Os HAuogr
,hi. harb0r al 2:30 a. TO-DAY
SPOKEN.
shin Guardian from Antwerp fr Pbiephs july % 10 mlI
b. from Ssn Hols .
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
MEETING CITY EXIGENCIFS.
LUENCE OF THE RAINS on THE WATER SUPPLY
RECEIPTS OF MUNICIPAL REVENUE.

RECEIPTS OF MUNICIPAL REVENUE.
Ats a. IN. on Saturday the water stood 29i
inches below the top OF the Croton DAM and the
hours lowered it to 80 inches Between m. OF sun
day and the same hour Monday the increased volume
of the tributary streams from Saturday ran and the
heavy showers Of Sunday, had raised the water five
inches reducing the distance from the dam to the water
level to % inches From these figures it will be
that the recent rains, though so inadequate TO
the needs OF vegetation, have seriously essened the
danger OF water famine. From the report of
Engineer Tracy 1t appears, however, that the
greatest rainfall occurred below the Croon Dam. the
rainfall at that point having been only 252 inches for
both Saturday and Sunday At the Storage Reservoir
at Boyd's Corners. the water at Saturday
35 feet Deep and at the hour Monday it 80
feet inches deep showing loss through the drOuth
upon it Of II feet exclusive Of the rain addition, which
shows the rain addition at that point was only os5
inches Mondays water depth Of s3 feet at this
vor shows contents to have been o33 gallons.
The following the receipts at the Controllers
Office Yesterdays From Of taxes, assessments,
water rents and interest, fl5l27 49, assessments for
street openings, improvements. and interest $SO73 0
water rents and penalties, $2l56l H. market and
fees Ss6 49, licenses, t5S % sale of Cy Record, $40
total, 1856 30.
The following is City Chamberlain Lanes statement
OF receipts, payments, and balances for last week.
D 59 Jgy T. sf sisgSe F5Ts; s5s4:o Bal ssgis Jpy e.
S.i1S dsHPtau.... 1491 ~ eglss1 59oz2 1920 este2s
snsing Fund Int. b9002t Il573 .... 73l 597
County Ife2sufys' o7SVoI o'oOo OtzV'l ool456
Totals 3Ol9lG8 s3G678O sI.o9IISI 823242Ol
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
NDAR-THfs nAY.

srpRy,fs CoUKr-CHAsBEHs-PRlrr "opens At 10 nCsm
Oar callol al IL a.
T. Poster Herbrouyb e ~. !OJlmmermann ag. Sane
CO.. The People, &c, Young agt. 81 e. lee szt SANE.
Green. los. .Acker et a.. AL Coll ns lr,
70 Equitable life Assurince So etaL
cey u. s., agt Hlyer l37. 10 TIE matter, 6e DaTes,
etaL 20 al
eO pooe AFT Isvraye IT9. IN the n1tcr Lc Aaron
N Zeiyipr Az same 1917 .R5usa Aro1soo.
so Eenmeuger AIT same 1875. a..
49, .BreTfus at. Sane, Z3l.n he mailer &C., kTernds
81. .Damhmln agt. Same Pak
50. .Henneq Inn sgt 04me. @}A.. Bei AZ bti.
S8 1yerlT at same 26l. Brvs.sr at Naming
ST. .AuaInordt agL Same. 2bb. 300 lsnacs az ff'si.
S5 .VauderhOe at Same. @O1. Foster agL ACAY.O-gh
50, .Dulen ct al at. Same.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
IMMATURE ALNASsC

Sun rises...... s:53 IS Moon sets.....10Oe
-lGH
San'y 1O53 lssnI....ll "a Aa ja;e Fe lOa
THI, uar-o
Sandy HOoE.lll3 Cows ls4uL..llJ3 Hell Gate bery l2s
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

DECIsIoNs-JULY 2s.
Superior Court-Special 7ern-Dy Judge Freed
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

Gsl, give hil sorf, .; Ariss fro uiihin
Art tlsua uci IL h.m. sillnls Ia dIur
SsFuagrr than anguish. dssper thaa sat-
NI.
Why % I trsfnhle, . crtaiure a hayi
Tis bai drcan,-l drive IL asay.
+ Back CONES fan breaih; bounds again
Nv heart released from the nightmare train;
I God l. in bcaysn-yes. everywhere;
And Love. the all-shiuing. viii Mn Despair
! turn the picture 10 the wall.
And g. away.
Bat Why + the noon - harc, up therel
AMI Nhy Is she - Ahiiel
Anss vhy does the noon 20 stare, up there
Strangely stare. out q the night!
Why stand up the Poplsrs
That sin way
And Why 10 those two Of them
Startasirayl
And ont Of the black why hang the grayl
Why does Il hang down 50. ] ssy,
Over that house, like a fringcl pail
Where the dead goes by in a funerall
- Soul q mine.
Thou the reason canst divine -
Into thee the moon doth stare
With pallid. terror-smitten air:
Thou, and the Horror lonely-stark,
Outcasi Of eternal dark,
Are In nature same and one,
And Thy story is not done.
So hang the picture on thy chamber wall.
And let the white moon stare.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

NEW ARITHMETIC QUEsrIoNs.-M. Quad
OF the Detroit Free Press Is about to nub
'lIsh new text boo; in arithmetic ia
which will be the following questions:
why is it that a man who steals $40
IS sent to State Prison, and one who stcols
$4,000 is lienized ?"
When will young Carlton be arrested2o
Ii man reeeTvos salary of SIS per
week. and his wife uses Sl2 of it for dress
how many card suppcrs can they give Nor
week on tho balance and not run behind
on house rent?'
=" Ii bustes, Hounces, frils and tucks
we're removed from this world what fash
lenable woman would have any further
object in living?"
|" If an African diamond, costing from
thirty cents to six dollars, is more 70.
Spected than ffly.six ounces of brains
what's the use of having brains?p
=" Ii an eastern Railroad President 70.
duces wages twenty per cent. on account
OF hard times, and pays $3.50, apiece for
silk horse blankets, how much pork can
you buy for As ccnts?"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
NOOres' Rural NeW.Yorker.

Ii seems tina, financial embarrassnents
lately overlook the editor of the Rural,
caused mainly by aiding friends and out
side investments, but we are pleased 70
learn that they do not effect the paper in
the least, for, as will be seen, the pr -
rectus for the coming year, Is ample H..
dence that the euterprlsing director of
this excellent publication are detern ned
to make their paper better than eve lur-
ing 1874. There are few of our week.ies
which can boast of more numerous and
competent corps of editors, and while az.
ricultural affairs receive special attention,
the literary and news departments are not
neglected. There are 10 pages in each
number well furnished with GOOD matter
and good engravinss, the raper is interest.
ing and full of information. aud we know
OF no better present to country cousin
than years subscription 10 the Rural
Ne,c- Yorker. All who once get it find
they cannot do without it, aud those who
have not got it should send their address
to the publisher at 5 Beckman ST., n. Y.
The Rural Nev- Yorker is family paper,
Its contents are rucxceptionabe, and it is
little wonder that it is as widely popular
as it is. A new publisher has been en-.
gagged who will relieve Mr.. Moore and
enable him TO devote his time and a,teu.
ton 10 the editorial mana cement, for
which he is eminantly qualified by over
thirty years experience in agricultural
Journalism. We congratulate the Rural
NeU- Yorker on its deserved success and
its brilliant prospects. Certainly no agri. !
cultural paper deserves better of the RI.
raj and industrial classes, aud we trus,
the year lS74--thc twcnty-ffih year of =
its pubication-wil prove tie most pro.
porous one experienced u its remarkable
career.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

State of Vermont, Lamoilc District SIS.
Probate Court, held at Johnson in saidDis'

State of Vermont, Lamoillc District, SIS. In
Probate Court, held at Johnson in saidDis't
on the 22d day Of Dec A. d. 1878.
Gilman NJ .Sherwin Administrator of the estate nj
James E Cobtei5h late of Hyde Park. in said Dis.
tfict, deceased, makes apglicaton 30 said Court.
or license to sell all Of the real estate of said de-
ceased, to wit: al the Real Estate IN Hyde Park
which the said deceased had title Representing
mat te sale thereof Is necerssary in order b. en-
anle MN 10 pay the deots and expenses of said es.
mte' WhereGpog, !: Is ordered BY said Court, that
said application le referred to a session tberemr
to be held ut the Probate Office, in said Johnson
on the 9Th day Of January, A. b. 1874 for hear,
ing anu decision thereon; ana ii is further order
gu that all persons interested he notified hereof
oy pu 'iication Of notice Of said app lieation aud
order thereon, three weeks excessively in ihc
Lamollie Newsdealer printed at Hyde Park he.
t1ru sald nearing That they may appear at said
thereto. Attest '"'oo'
M n IENmtn
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stockholders Meeting

National Bank of Hyde Park for the eloetion ~
Directors Will be held at its Bank ing House in
Aye Park on tuesday, the 18Th day Of January.
Per order of Directors
A. L. MOVES, Cashier.
Hyde Park, Dee. 4th, 1873.
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