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ADDITIONAL MARRETS.
NEW ORLEANS.

NE,c ORI-FNS Ss, January l2.-Fiour quiet
but fiu1: treb,s extra, s. SOg7 .; family
9 1903 %. Corn qGle' white, &c; yeI.owJ &c
Quiei: prime, s12; choice easier at -. Porl
dull al SO IS. Dry selt meats u better supply
aud weaker, at G5zc S4c and ~. Bacon II
good supply aud easier ~ Sc, sc ai2H y%c
lsms quiet at l2Nc Lard driD tierce, : 9s5sc
keg, gE9lB-. sugar duB; lu3erlor, 1915
common, 5aGlsc; fair 70 fully ifgT, Geese
prime 70 choice. q tg9cs seeUn3si s/sess = Eos1
cigTile3, 6cAc, yellow claIiiieus sl4Ng4e
white, q q lo1zc. Moi0Eses IN good oenanS
iso0r, dull; centrifugal, 4Uc; clStsrD-bottOin
tses fclmeuting, ~ 5Ge; prime 70 ; strictly
orfipe. 60. whisky Ia light supply; iCaiEi
ana ri 0i9l u; Cincinnati, 81 e5. Coffee act
T,. and higher. Ofdiu3ry, - seg9I'zc: lalr- 2Ge
slxo: eOod, 3 = . e.; prime. Hlss2Se Corn
.rteal : -.
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Aemphis, this 18th day OF January, 1874.
uORNER & GRAVEs's SCHOOL, HIS
II bOFO', n. q. A Classical, Mathematical,
Scientific and Military Academy, with full
corps Of instructors.
The Spring Session Of 1874 begins the second
Monday in January. We refer, by permis-
sion, to Rt. Rev. Thomas Atkinson. Bfsbop
OF n. C.; Rev. Albert Smedes, D. D., ST. Mary's,
Raleigh, n. c. Rev. 4. NJ. Jones, ID. d. Pres
Greensboro +. College; Rev. r. BurWell,
Peace Institute, Raleigh, N. c.; Hon. A. W.
NenaOie, eS-U. 3. Rep. from n. G.; Paul G.
Cameron, Esq, HillsbOro' ". c.; to which we
will add only the two following testimonials,
one from Hon. W. A. Graham, LII. D ex-U.
). Senator from n. C., and the other from Rev.
Charles Phillips, ID. D., Prof. OF Mathematics
In Davidson College, formerly Prof. of Mathe-
MATES in University Of North Carolina:
:" nave been long acquainted with Messrs.
boTner & Graves, as instructors of youth in
High schools, ana esteem them in the very
nTst class OF their profession.
Dec. II, 1873. W.A.GRAHAM.r
DAVIDSON COLLEGE, Dec. Il, 1873.
"Certatnly-Iny dear sir-certainly, you are
at liberty to refer to the faculty of Davidson
College, and to any other faculty that ever
knew you and your partner. have for many
years been recommending HeSsrs. Horner &
Grayes-severally and jointly-without ask
ing their permission 50 to do-and now my
colleagues hope that they may be permitted
to do so for many years to come, with profit 10
you and with pleasure 20 themselves, With
sincere regards, am, yours etc.,
&C. PHILLIPS"
Circulars, setting forth terms and other par
ueulaTs, sent on application.
j. d. HORNER q II. g. GRAVES. .PrincfuaIs
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S. w. atiilwell, president Of the First
national bank OF Anderson, Indiana,
was arrested last Saturday, charged
with embezzlement OF funds of the
bank. A. B. Kline, the cashier of the
same bank, ''lit out" and is making
himself beautifully non est.
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MARRIED.

HEIDELL-JAMESON- this city, Mon
day evening, January 18TH, by Rev. Mr.. sur
ratt, air. JULIUS HEiDELL and Miss FANNIE
JAMESON.
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Notice I'm RankruntcK.

A LII creditors of Bill & Hornsby are hereby
n notified that on the - day OF January.
1874, viii file my report and account before
I. j. Latham, Register in Bankruptcy, pre-
poratory to declaring dividend in said case.
LEWIS BOND, Assignee.
JanuaTV l3- lS11 faIQ
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No. I5 Union street,
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS
WI. B. MOORE & co.,
UnfOn ST., Memphis. Tenn
RgMOVAL----MVITAFION.

OUR REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE has
been removed to No. IS Union street,
between Main and Front, on second noor ID
Lee Block. We shall be pleased % see all OF
our old friends and to make many new ones,
at our new place of business We wish % m
form the public that we have stores, Dwell
ingS. CITY and Suburban Lots, and dsslraoie
Farms for sale, which we expect 70 sell onAy
by giving % purchasers the nosb lonps-ns
bargains. All they have TO do Is % les -
know what they require, and we tnlEk tne5
can be suited in every particular.
Mr.. W. ID. MCCALIUM, IN our HkNTAh
DEPA RTsrENr, has always in charge houses.
And lands In almost every variety as regards
quality and location, which ne Is prepared %
rent or lease for long or short tmes and upon
the most favorable terms. Buyers and renters
Will please call and let their wants be 41p-
Piled IRRELEVANT 4 CO.
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NOTICE.

A meeting OF the Howard Association
n on the 18th inst, resolution was passed
requesting all citizens who are Interested in,
and have collected funds for the MATTE
STEPHENSON MONUMENT, TO meet a COM
mittee OF this Association at the rooms OF the
Chamber of Commerce at . O'Clock FRIDAY,
10TH INST. A compliance with this request
Is earnestly solicited.
fal3 7 > gnpEuTGnN Saorat,r,-
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

For full report see third page.I
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
sfaE.'L SERVICE UNITED STATES ARMY,
ElEfPHIs, TENN. January L, IS14
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On the 18th day of February, 1874,

OH tH0 AotH uaJ Vi II UIuEIJ5 Iodf5
between the hours Of Il m. and pm. on the
premises, the following described property:
A certain tract or parcel of land lying in
Shelby county, Tennessee, part OF country lot
No. 500, lying on the north side of Adams
street, in the city of Memphis, beginning at a
stake % feet and inches west from the south
west corner of lot on which the Memphis
Female College (nOw occupied by the Chris
tian BrotherS) is situated; running thence
north on parallel line with the west line of
the lot on which said College building stands
liS feet and inches to a stake; thence west
50 feet to a fence; thence south l4S feet and q
inches to. the north line of Adams street !;
line OF Adams street to the beginning. it
being the lot on which the said j. r. Wray
now resides.
The right os redemption is waived and the
title is believed to be perfect, but sell and
convey only as trustee.
wa LIDDON, Trustee.
U. w. Miller, Attorney. jaI3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

FIlHE Masonic Relief Board VIII meet q
this (rUEsDAY) evening, January 18th, ~
at "a o'clock A. J. WHEELER, Sec'y.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a trust deed to ple executed b,
D ]. K. Wray, on the 2ith May, ISL, duly reg
istered in Record Book No. 81, page i39, said
trust deed having been given TO secure certain
Indebtedness therein specified, l viii sell at
public sale, for cash,
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KRMPHIG AGRICULTURAL
MEG CHANICAL SOCIETY,
OFFICIAL DRAWING.
- / % ! ~ b 10 8 % 2 a 4S
EVeufuE-CIass F0. IT6

7OI54 So 70 l67 30l % 3I55IuI7I3iIH
Memphis, this 18th day OF January, 1874.
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not rush into the newspaper / would
let him down easy. viii simply state
here all that know in reference TO the
manner in which Mr.. Ball was elected.
Before his election the supporters of II.
S. Lee had either a pledge, promise or
assurance from him that he would vote
for Lee against ME; they were not
satisfied with this; they asked others,
such as John Donovan and NJ. d.
Stewart IL Bali would keep his promise.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-01

FAST DAY.-MAss MEETING.-Theu union
service (next Friday at 10 1-2 o'clock) will
be held in Trinity Church.; and will con-
sist of a Mass Temperance Meeting. In
stead of the usual sermon there will be
short addresses by the several pastors and
other gentlemen, on the great question of
the hour. Let all the people be there.
FINISHING Up THE WORK.-At the spe-
cial town meeting held in Village Hall on
Tuesday, Erastus Hubbard. Esq, was
chosen Il Lister to fill the vacancy caused
by the declination of J. T. Thurston, ESQ.
who was elected at the annual March
meeting in Montpelier. Mr.. Hubbard has
had long experience in the business, and
will make an efficient assessor At pre-
vious meeting holden last week, the town
treasurer, j. c. Houghton. Esq. was in
structed to borrow such sums of money
not exceeding $4,000 in amount, rs the
financial necessities of the town may de-
mand. This authorization to use the
credit of the town as needed, could not
have been confided to safer hands. or n
wiser financial head,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-01

back with amendments the Senate bill pro
viding for the payment of the bonds Oh
tlie LOUSY lie and Portland Canal Com
nany. The bill continues in force the ap
preparation made in the River and Harbo
bill of March 3. 1873. for the payment o
the debts of the Louisville and Portlan,
canal Company. and makes it permanent
ly applicable for the same.
Mes>rs. Banning and Taylor. of Obi
Itan,ieford of Ky, and Others advocate
he bill in the interest of cheap freights ul
NE Ohio River
The Bo~t n JonrmarS dispatch from
g. Perley says:
MIR. Willard of Vermont made the le;l
ng speech in opposition t. the bill. Ii
thought that the same argument wOul
nlble the Government t. take possession
f the Erie and every other canal in til
.ountrv which was an eXtravagant IN
mpracticable demand. The relief whic
commerce. might receive from the remov
! Il of these tolls would he counterbalancc.
" increased taxation elsewhere. Ii
| shonght the commerce OF the Wet wei
| lble to bear this toll, and opposed the ten
| iency of Congress to absorb all the watrl
md commercial routes in the country.
! the Government were to 90 into the DtlSl
ness of furnishing free transportation. it
annual expenses, instead of being $500,
| 900. 900 would be over billion. and theI
| there would be a reaction against taxation
He intimated that the principle Of this bill
would bring the Government to commun
| ism. and suggested an amendment that n'
expenditure shall be made on the canal IL
in any one year greater than the amour
received for tolls.
Mr. KasSon opposed the bill, and Messrs
| Coburn, WoodfUrd and others advocated
| it. The bin went over till Tuesday.
The Centennial question came up for
brief talk before adjournment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-01

lq' Of Ss 81 %
control f he's sIeoa5s Of
df ssd 81 nssTs pSss
and for de nsrss Of
,as rarosds 70 nominate Presidents and Iae Cabi-
ard aceotap{ish POLITICALLY whatever the ISo~er Of
Lei him Who Would ve eb a. fntSre S w our
Pots vote for this bin and he viii have taken long
demorGalizing to politics than any invited or
PS have doe Il w we 0n
t;s species OF legislation other measures become iney
tempting to make contracts between parties ablndany
M say what shall fo for his sefVides
eai | Tb Ta pay Is not 9ai to what this must
law may rightfglIy denand that the price of what It
ron It viii demand cheaper engines aud Cheaper cars
and ak to be @ led aa9T strikes OF
tles TO compel its workmen to receive and work for
and il you fix the price Of the laborer then You mus
TX the price OF the coat Of the boots Of the shirt which
ports lie. vii tbs stop aRyS short the
writers Of all schools have re1ted as evidence Of a
and scsrey fit to be Better 9e a6
governments which have everywhere given place to
Which Rave 3oSed fa' nl3ns hshest deveopmfpt
man powers 4 century or more ago this government
control was type Of despotis1n of absolute power,
believe in human progress Now it is type OF sub
if pursued. communism, the use BY the govern
ment of the property the people the benefit
what majority may by vote decide To be for the
era 'yelfar Every measure hike this looks in that d
OF the greatest periis threatening the
future OF the Government our safety lies in less faith
III the machinery of government and in greater self
| reliance on the part of the people.
! No man. SAID DisraeI. weakened government as
SIR Robert Peel: lie changed so much people lost
| confidence rulers. and obliged to think for
themselves And hereafter the people Of this country
will | trust. find their confidence III govern
mert .Inac ninery weakrneii ~ the constant
hlbltions OF its inpotent efforts people from
the consequences OF their mistakes and IniSCOn-
duet that II will be willing 10 leave the Federal power
to the its proper functions and attep,
through it to hinder the working of economic laws
much beyond its control the laws Of nature
| the movements of the planetary system
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-01
NJ A p X | A G. E 5 .

In Montpelier March ao.h. by Rev. J. Edward Wright
IT. HENRY ". NICHOLS and Miss MTRAETTE l.
.ONG. both of MiddleseX-
In Montpelier March 3lst, by Rev. H. A. Spencer MI
BRAN BECKLEI and Mrs MARY NJ LlTTLEfIELD
nth of Barre.
In this village the residence of Dr. J. = Maconoer,
March 81. BY Rev J Edward Wright Mr. CHARLES |" .
Tx T. nf Newport. n. ii III Miss NELLIE 4. LADD Oh
montpelier.
Il l-uiadeplia. Pa. March lsh. by Rev W H Fur,
HENRY L. SLAYTON. Esq. of Chicago ILL., al
IS NINA Z. GREGORY. daughter of Hon John
-e.-ory OF Mortified. Vt
In Chelsea March 2eh by Rev. P; Merrill. at the NJ
BRETT CHENEY. both of Washington
sy Rev p Merrill. March 18th. Mr.. s. I. BTZZELL OF
.r,-as IA and Miss JENETrE c. SPENCER Oh
ashington.
n Rochester March a4tt. by Rev George Guernsey
r CHI ARLES T WRITTEN and Miss JENNIE H.
f.L-SMORTH. both Of Hancock
In Cnrinth March l9h az the RESIDENCE Of the bride
her by Rev \ b. HOPKINS Mr.. l. ID HEAlh anu
Mss NARY EMMA WOODCOCR, both of Corinth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-01

PUrrE.-The present :tnpl, supples and con
tinucd liberal receipts toge her with the ncarne-s
of The season for tie new make, results IN a di-po
ifi.,n among fuycrs to restrict thelr purchases TO
immediate wants I'm, with the Ie>ile among the
trade TO realize w must note an easier feeling to
he II throughout with The buIk of tl,. bus
ness Mt inside qio ATOMS though tor strictly fine
GRADES there are little if any necessary
To effect sales. the supply OF Inns cumpur-
aIiyely small. The receipts of new, although how
ing gradual ease are vet wholly insuiiici Mt
10 meet the requirements OF to establish rcnabIe
ounttt ons and Iair men generally are above views
ii buvpr, IN the county Latest scales of old are
al a range Of 4u4f 42c or prime and selections at
n he: far good in lots ut 3jd zoe medium and
ordinary 2S4L22c; common and bakers al 2lI2ac.
! CHEtsG-rnc market rules steady with a good
demand nj otntationS The offerings are tree but
rr.n.;ctIul. are light Prime factory at d. a &c
fair TO good l4dlGc
] tGGS-lh,, supplies are scrr liberal ANA again
some., hat IN cNrt~s of demand vet The iicrumula-
ton l. not large and ut quotations. there Is Il very
Northern lgc Tor southern aud rs lSc Tor cSIcrn.
FIOI-K-We quOte Western suncrtine at - 80
as % = bld: common extras 1t 81 25G67 -:
Wisconsin aud Minnesota eAtrils at UDdS -; white
wncat ono lndiant ana MishIsan at 81 o5lI - ::
ST Louis at - 5unl0 80 ~ Dbl, including choice
family brands. southern Flour IS quiet at So asa
10 III = Dbl for common extras and choice family
and fancy Minnesota S9dl0 -.
+ CORN Market firm at s9d92c = hnshcl for Old
and new mixcd and yellow.
OATs-Narkct steady at tt}tjG-g r bu-hrl tol
RYE.->ales have been male ii ~ IGaI II q
bu>hel
/ SHORTS Shorts 52-U1s Fine Feed and mid
dlinys, ) .4d 3ul = ton
APPLkS-t luice scarce and firm AMI tie stoc /
IS much re lucel Ne quote Russets ut - 0JdG 0C;
Greetings 81 jOd5 50; Bahiwins 50 5oa600.
pea beans at 81 ood2 Is! = bush; do Western hand
t,Icked at - y az 30 - BUSH do common at - OOd
} 10 Der bush; medium, choice at So 10 per bU .h
do common ut 81 51n2 O0per bush
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-01

The stockholders of the Montpelier and
ST. Jolnsbury and Essex County Railroads
held their annual meeting ut st. Johns
bury on the 2lst inst. Each elected the
old board of directors. and voted to ratify
the contracts executed by and between
their companies and the Eastern Railroad
Company of Massachusetts, the Portland
and Ogdensburg Railroad Company OF
Maine and New Hampshire. the Montpe-
lier and ST. Johnsbury Railroad Company,
the Lamoille Valley Junction Railroad
Company, the Northern Vermont and
Lake Champlain Railroad Company, the
Missisquoi junction Railroad Company
of Canada, and the Montreal, Chambly
aud Sorel Railway Company of Canada,
bearing date of February 25, 1874, and
authorized the issue of second mortgage
bonds. securee by a mortgage of their road
and property, for the purpose of complet-
ing and fully equipping the same as pro.
vied in said contracts with said several
railroad companies.
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d E AT III 5 .

In Fays, March 27t the wife of Willard Potter
81
In Lowell Mass March p. SUSAN LILLIAN; daugh-
= OH william T. and NeTriia 4 CLARK, aSed Year,
, days. !, .,,.,,-,,
When we --aZa upon thai marble brow
50 beautiful and calm:
Oh who would wish her back AGAIN
To brave lifes fearful storm?
Oh. wish not that her pris oned sooi
Was fattered longer here
Where sorrow shrouds us
From the cradle 70 the bier
fsut traisa the al1rlous tIlver
Who d0eth all things well
That he hath CALLED her to his arms
In paace with him 70 dwell
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-01
U EZIAH H. PECK'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Washington Distrist s.
In probate Court held at Montpelier within and Tor
said district on the 18th day Of Msrch- A d. lG4 -
Ansin Peek executor Of the estate OF Ks7isn IL
application TO said for license TO sell all OF the
real estate said deceased. TO wit the home place
oun ed nv said deceased known TwinEevllle Hotel
and Occupied by herself and late husband. Heman
acres of land with the buildings thereon rep
resenfine that thereof is necessary for the
OF the said deceased and expenses Of
! HE administration Of said estate
Whereupon, IL IL ordered by said Court tn,t sSq ap
plication bereferred TO session % ps nsio
HE Probate Oce IN said Montpelier on the IN d1y o.
aanri A b isSS for hearing and decision therein;
and IL is further ordered that all persons b
ofied hereof nv publication Of notice Of sato eppra
ton and order thereon three weeks N e
Green Mountain Freeman printed n Montpeter o.
fore said time OF that they may apSr e said
time and place and If they cause object thereto
| usv. BY the Court HARVEY TILpEN. Judge,
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MONTPELIER MARKET.

Apples, dried new II "a II p b Butter 35a 4oc
Beef 4d20; beef dried. green weight. 20; Pork
fIe>h saga; Pork salt l27a;; Ham Is; Lard 10
Veal 6dI4; Beans p busheI, S3d55J; Corn e
Corn meal, T. 100 fts, SLID; Oats p bushei Coo
Flour per Dbl. Ss-50Dl.0O; Crackers 81 so. Coal .
ton slOGsl0 50; Cheese p b. lsc; Fish, Fresh
Cod, dressed l0c. Habur Is, obad 35, Mackerel Is
salt Fish. Cod Sc; salmon. l2Ia0l5c y ID Trpe
l24 Kerosene OIL p gal SOC. Potatoes 75c y bu
salt 10c. U bush; Dairy Ikd2c r Il; Sugar re-
fnrd lla12c; Brown, l, 6p00: Molasses p gal zoe
asl-OU; Maple Sugar y ID 9dl2Kc; syrup 40dsI
Tea 73GSl p; Coffee, Old Java, roasted soc; Rio
roasted, 4Jc- Herds Grass seed 8 IS; Michigan
Glover lie y ID Northern New York tic. i2h p h
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-01
IRA CTNMINS' ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. Washington District, Sc
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District. the 2ith day Of March. A u lss4
Fbnu Scrib,aT administrator of the estate OF Ira
CunnlilS MddieseN. in SAID District deceased
makes a;li said Court with the consent ana
Irla+ir in writing the heirs of sand asec Tor
license - all the real estate OF sad decease 10
Wit The home with tie buildings thereon oelng
me same premises occupied said deceased at the time OF
his DEATH including tine homestead. but excepting the
also other piece OF land situated
near the mountain said MiddleseN used as Hooc
Tot with said farm. representing that the sale
vould be beneficial the widow and heirs OF SAID de-
{ ceased ard those interested III said estate
WhereuIon Ii j. ordered by said Court that said az
plication he referred to session thereof 70 - neiS
AT the Probate Office in said Montpelier on the Ism
9av of April A D. ISL hearing and decision there
on aud is further ordered that all persons interest
ed notified hereof. by publication Of notice OF said
application and order thereon. three weeks
m the Green Mountain Freeman. printed Al MontEe
Her before of hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place, and if they see cause object
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-01

April Isl comes the Rhode Island State
election: 9Th the Connecticut election and
Michigan town elections: 9TH. Illinois and
Wisconsin town elections; Sth. Oregon
Republican Convention; Nth, Illinois
State grange meeting at Bloomington, and
Industrial Congress at Rochester. N.Y.;
18th, Oregon Independents Convention.
May 9TH, meeting Of the Illinois Farmers
Convention. June l, Oregon election ;
9th, National Convention of farmers and
mechanics Mt Cincinnati; 18th. Indiana
Republican Convention: sd. Maine Demo-
cratic Convention. July 10th, Indiana
and Ohio Democratic Conventions; Doth.
Alabama Con ,ervatiVc Convention. This
is the political almanac 50 far a. made
ont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-01
HANNAH n. MARSH'S ESTATE.

III
The UNDERSIGNED having been appointed by the Hon
orahe Probate Court the District Of
Observation-Disclosures to receive, examine, and adjust all
Claims and demands ali persons against the estate OF
Hannah Marsh late Montpelier. in said District
deceased and all claims exhibited in offset thereto
hereby give notice that will meet for the purposes
at the residence of Miss Fanny Msrth IN esid
Montpeier the sd day of April next and on the
dav Of September next, at O'Clock p n. on eacn
of said days apd months from the 10Th Gay o.
March a D. 1874. is the time limited by SAID Coult
for said creditors present their claims TO us for ex
matd ~ Montpelier this day Of March. D. ls74
r M5RKlLilrp Commissioners
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-01

MONTPELIER, VT.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL /, 1874.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
valuab efor its news from all parts of Vermont,
and our friends in different parts OF the STATE
especially in Washington. Orange and Iamoill'
Counties VIII confer great favor upon us and our
readers by sending us local intelligence. Give us
cts and we will arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-01
MARY BRAMAN'S WILL.

STATE OF VERMONT. Distric. II Washington, 81
In Probate Court. held Al MoEtpellsT IN emo icr salo
District. the sd dan of March a u ls.4,,
An instrument plEoTflil. l" ", ~ a. ~ "a 49,,
lament Of Marx Braman. late Of Ber.n IL SAID dlsrlc
at4asel presented 10 tie Court by john Il Mini
mn the Executor named, for Probate: IL Is or
derei by said Court that all persons concerned Ierein
notified OF
Al the Probate tice in Montpelier. the 18th day Of
Arril d ls74 and show i any they may nave
st tn Probate said VIII: for which purpose II II
further ordered that copy Of the record OF TINS order
i,a ,ulishei three weeks successfully IN the Green
Mountain Freeman printed Montpelier previous to
/ said time appointed for hearing
81 the Court--Atest - = -,