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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

Is f7ss s Ysss j. i5S as Co., ls ss
sSS M :S Z S.f e. iss
ID $780, 100, Is 316e5 &c., 10 632c; 1000 lois 100
i ,jJ g ,,ss i5o Hs' sss iSS
is Side; 100 70 l7s3e 200, Is siss, 400; is s$2e
100 Is 5lec 100 10 1899; 600 1e 3l6c 200 7.s2ei
jane 90 total bales Grand toa , Nm,
shippers held back The usde however purchased Trad.
brands generally the prices regarded very eason,D
indeed No. sill and hm supeue quite plenty anc os
steady sld fairly active for Trade
brands heavy aperane shipping es Of 1900
lfls uenu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

There was more active trade in railroad bonds
than usual. New-York IS of 1875 sold at 10, and
Registered Bounty Loan at 10s. OF the Southern
issues Tennessee new ex-cOupon declined to 50,
Tennessee old excoupon sold at sc, and new series
AT g. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

Money has been in good supply al day at "a and
per cent on call, prime discounts selling at to Z.
The Treasury at Washington received to-day
sos 900 for redemption. The Internal Revenue re-
ceipts today were Sj65OOO. The estimated receipts
for the month are SS750000.
Government bonds were quiet and firm. We annex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

q
Buekwheat and lower s4Gsi 20 100
ID for State.
FRRGHrsThe berth and BY charter quiet
without noticeable change Po Grain accommodation ro
hight inquiry with l0l lower Ia the chserfns
little nothing done aud rates remained before
embrace BY 10 Liverpool 5000 bush Grain
at Sd; BUSH 4i TO Leniou 900 bbls Floor az
I'D The An Italian bIrk 446 tons register now
Norfolk Va with VI Cotren 4Oo bses TO Liver
7l6d Continent az 1854 and TO direct port
l64d off, Prom Galveston bars with 800 bales do 70 Cork for
Grain at Cd from Philadelphia Italian bark tn Belfast with
1900 bark TO Consaninope, with
Refined Petroleum at PEI Swedish bark from
with 300 bbs Refined TO- at Is I'd
GRAIN-he heat opened qne but With limited
good Sphug offering but shippers held on Win
though The market Tor Wheat closes lower snd
shippers hold OF and mi buy cauoasy Winter Is
quiet we'll bed the sales 1000 blsn 81 O6Gfl 10
r degraded Iowa and Minnesota ST. 10 Tor No. Chicago Spring.
Milwaukee, 81 22ds % for Red Westerns 81 "a for Amber DO
300sl SO White Ohot 81 3S0sl 40 for White Michigan
81 % for Red do included ~ the sales
900 BUSH No Chicago at 81 TO- ahost "a 900 BUSH
No. Chicago 81 TO- 10000 bush No Mlwsuses
81 IL saos 5000 bush good Choee Northwest 81 IL,
afoa 5000 bush No. Milwaukee at VI l42 ahoat Barley IS
dull heavy Barley Mali is quiet Common tame Choice urn
Of 100 bush Good Western 81 90 time and GOO bush Rve
Matt 81 To- and GOO bush Wheat do at 20 tame Oats are s
inferior lowers Choice and fiy aeye the
sales 10000 bush New Ohio MIet at 600 d62 White at
6a63 Western Mixed at &c. Wue at 3d60c State Mixed at
and afost and White 81 a63 &c Rye heavy
demand the sales 15O0 bnh State st92c afos
demand the prices asked for the future
business the sales O4OO0 bush Western MIed at 9o
d974 the inside price do White at Sdsl O3 DO yellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


I'll. market remn quiet Tor spot Cotton ana poo
a..n, AZ L., ID. We qaoe az fellows; ,o-.
a,,.ss, bssed standard Of classification 10 iv' sp no.
aud on uelsnd cottob 10 'e"e Iaao,.s :" 49,
1910 .ns,s 81 psiou aa.si "a us.,,,, ,bs
Ordinary, 12s sIns, M 49, tx i - Cool Mid, Lea
o.,t..,oa, based American STANDARD o. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
THE LAKE SHORE AND IT'S MORTGAGES.

THE LAKE SHORE AND ITS MORTGAGES.
TO the Editor OF The TRIBUNE.
SIR: Your correspondent who says the Lake
Shore Dividend Bonds called, unsecured is mis-
slken They secured by mortgage on the road and
ali its income franchises and property to o. H. Payne,
dated April 1862 and certified TO be recorded In every
county through which the road passes. II is mis-
nomer somewhat, 10 call these " Dividend Bonds" as
there is nothing upon them to indicate that they
not PLAIN mortgage bonds OF the Company. The word
dividend does not appear upon then nut they are IN
scrihed Lake Shore Mortgage Bonds VI 1892 n
Helc- YORK, Oct. 5, 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

London advices report the money market active
at per cent, which is the Bank OF England rate, on
three months bills. In consequence British consols
and United States bonds were weak at the close,
Erie being down per cent. The foreign exchange
market was dull and steady The gold market was
ouiet and all the sales were at 10 and lOi the
ket being devoid of incident. On gold loans the
rates were and II per cent for carrying and fiat.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont S2S,O0O in called
bonds, $4,000 in coin interestson the public debt
The days operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered Gold cleared So. 1861 900; gold balances
81 ,9s5 currency balances, S1,773O65 The fol-
lowing were the quotations for gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
IurrgH-Ths fairly active and prices still tend upward for
s,a,- na Western uader the liberal pts, easier We

CHgKsR-ihe market firy &C yei Shippers are now "n e
the present adEees rom Fnr0De; lS'S IS oehk p
Home fairly active western we revise our 9uo1ous'
49,. faetory 6ae To State Factory, new, -
f.ncy l5al64c all cream e.. 10 ul5S4
scare Factor, good TO State Factory, new,
me -..'..'...., l5dl52 all cream, fair, 10 ala
STATE Factory com. State Factory, new,
fair. l2adl3 au cream, nan n .,o
Wester Factory skinned o UiV
TO hne. l2Ssd 1874 STATE fsctory,, new,
WHISKY "a active and prices d per gallon
..s. ~ ono mi. AZ Al or and 600 bbls at 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

NAVAL STORES-For ROsln the Values
note OF DC bb Ordinary Good " 80
s2 40 o 6ner grses small inquiry note sales OF
2O bbs Low SO So For Spirits Tapenne there only
demand prices steadily held Of 100 bb at
&c. ruled quiet and steady quote at :! ood$2 TO- Fitch an
0SE.seed dull at 7sa79c from cushers hands Crude Ph
are quiet unchang Mnhaen steady at Soc
Lard without quotbe change; have small se Of
ct 81 lzd$l TO- anu prime ~ ~
other Oils dull -.
PETROLFUM-Por Refined Oil the market quiet sDd ysl1s
held; and future sass OF 2oOO
bhs Vessel ready 10 l2 Crude OIL quiet ana STEADY az
at Nspntha steady; quoted 10L102 for Western, aud
lie Tor CITY ORDER At Pha elpha the market rules
opet and prices last published Tue telegphc adces
are az folow OIL City Grp 81 o. a$l 05 Petroleum Centre
et at about 90c rdioue unchanged Zoe bid Pakers United
iTL Shipments 81 022 Later 23OO bbl Refined de
yersbe up TO % at l27s 1000 bills Crude deliverable h
closing Sn that price Subsequent @iVces report
United at Psrkers al SUc.
PRoVi;OSS-The market Is rather aciye and 6ner
sales Of 700 Sz2 81 2QS23 for Ness 800 ob Saturday
ae@and aud weaker sales Sl4 50aSl5 for Packet
AM slS so Family Terce Beef quiet the spot bear oil
farer s Of 2OOU Western Prime Mess and India Mess
for s t @ Southern and r western Cut
sales Of 2oUO Picked Shoulders az
7iIO plain DO at TALES 1920 Picket Hams at l24Dl2lasi
700 Smoked "a &c; 500 smoked shoulders at +aIisc
Is 600 b ght Bellies 49, in bulk 5000 heaydo at III e.
400 Bacon dull and heyyj sales OF % boxes ClV
LING Clear lots II the arrival here Of 300 boxes
pool Long and Short Clear which w be
from the same po ne give the particulars the stocks
10000 boxes. Dressed dogs are
ve.k and in fair demand l4dSs for City Lard moderate
supply quite Ern sales OF l2O tcs C at i tes a
yery 900 seller October at Ia ia Z0O tcs
seller year rlnoei at ii 1885, IL Sc the nomina
price, seller Elk months r..
Wa.ter nnleF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

1879, 4 Deposits Loans Specie iCirculston Leg io@
49,.
Dec. 10 I9O02o0 254 500 eg cS
Dee 9Oio4io6oo 257 1Si 900 900 q? l25 a 40
Dec 2795lb2I00 500 "a 1885, 90
'74Jan 26l 1885 600 Zoo
Ian 10 2I96SaOO0 265 a. 800
Ion ~ oaI Oh fO0 oaa Ias "a 900
jan "a 23269 300 Gil 100 100 ~ 024 IV
Ian an aaa 10 900 2S9 So 100 26
Eah oQo Qka an 177 IOO "a Q10 100 26 69Oo2
Eeb 4, os9 sTo 100 ma 900 900 26 600
Fb Or osq 1s7 400 2s3 230 600 "a 600 60 10000
Feb % 2398643OO 282 200 &c.
No. o I9o 400 2ss 7s7 200 o. as 9O 81
NJ ga 9s oa5 N ion "a 400 26 81 800
War o. oio oo I'M aas s6 200 os 400
Mar q 23s 7O 600 800 6o6s5O0
Anr oaT lo I00 oo1 1a "a 26 &c. 9SO0
Inr n oaa so ZOO goa 400 65613sO0
Apr 10 aSs $4,000 S.
Anr as 700 2ss coo 81,
NAV 234 4o 800 oss "a 600 $40 IS sS0
100 65.IyopU
Nav So5 900 2si 600 81 loO3O0
Nav "a osI 9ia G 4s2 Al 900 400
MAJ an lol 400 $40 81 46O0
Inga 9sI Ola 400 279 100 2s7e CT 800
Ino o99 100 0sI 22 900 90 U
lime % 997 200 81
ynno ~ ose 900 oO0 2aI 79I 800 1890
Juv oI1 II5 zoo 2s7 400 200 81 % 800
INV II % g23 100 81 335l0O
July 5000 2S5 800 oo
July 81 ,33300 oCo
Aug 2i274300 2600 100 40 90
Aug 24226 600 $50 800 a5c 20
AuS TX 79l55OO 279 $50 COO 89 665I8OO
Aue "a 2sls64Oc 600 65 400
Aug 100 800 100 90
Sept 6234746O0O 2i9oS4 662 400 1oo
sept Il 1867 800 10 100 25605 M eoaoyo
sent 10 236s40 800 1888 900
Sent 20 400 900 25625 go w
Oct. 236,925 900 270O0 200 26il9o0 o2,Y0o
TABLE orthe Acreage Amount or Loans, SpeeH Orc"a
iion Deposits and Legal Tenders Ia The Bants or me
Civ of EeW-York for The peek ending Saturday, oc''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
THE MARKETS.
lCareiuiIr reported ior THs rKIBushI
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
MONDAY. Oct 5, 1874.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MONDAY. Oct o. 1874.
he foosos complete list Of exports 'ap'ei 10 'e''s" "AH
re cleared to- isy for foreign pors:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

!, Amen sn standard OF elisslneahon,
Ir,i..as. Alabama hes-Onssnh IelA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

TIpLR OF The Acreage Amount or Loans Specie, CTcM4
iio, Deposits aud Legal Tenders ia The BdnES or me
ON of New York for The peek ending Saturday, ocf'
8. 1874
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-23
3hariaaes.

IN Bo1n september a. hy Row u :. FROST, Mr.. JOIiN
VI A1t, Of Mmtrelier and Miss JENNIE =. HiGulNs
" Bolton. SO cards
ln ,iooregark. Nch seremher ls a The residence q
Hon. T.. Moore. hy itcV. y. D. McCnrl, Mr. MAHLON
IAILiN of Moutpelief w.. anil Miss jOsErillNE N.
HANff, OF M0ouIarN
Ia MONTPELIER. september % o. Tho residence ~ the father
VI ODE nnlel ny Rev. \. Newtn eaalrr Mr. e.. G.. PUT
NAM, ir, of MHdleey- and Miss JENNlk H. Youngest
dh12htct of Medad Wright Es'i. .llmnks fol KIND re-
HuVrnhrarte.1
In irlahunh. September .. hv Re, " >. Forrest, Mr.
NALENilSE FAl,il-H and Miss NEr1lE NYE both VI
Lowell.
IA Waterbury, September hy Rev. w. copeland Mr.
IEkLEN DAVIS ana Ales MINNIE RENGAN, both Of
puNhufy,
IN Waterbury senember o. hy Rev. l. 6. Dcyerson. N
Derby, MIR AMOS W. TOWN. and FLORA Z. CHAPLIN,
both OF stowe.
ln Rochester, September b by Rev D. :. Hubbard, Nj
ALuNLo a HARLOW NJ keenc, ~ H., and Miss LUCY
NJ Mo,liih, Of Rochester.
% pgcham. September 10, by Hey \. " Wild, Mr..
WILLIAM W. FOLSOM aud Mri ALICE TAYLOR POL
SOM, both of South Walden,
Ia North Troy, September II, by Rev VI q. Smith Of
N1hfnri, Mr. cliAHLEs =. BLtN, NJ Newport, and Miss
LILLIAN AGNES daughter of She late Hon. A. }. Hove.
OF North Troy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-23

pERsosAL-Maj y. T. Bowman is said 10 have
been elected county judge in Caledonia county
Wen, il we are to have a democratic Judge, we
know Of no one we should prefer to the genial
Major
lr is generally conceded at present that Love
land Munson, Of Manchester, has the inside track
for the position Of speaker whoroat his many
friends throughout the state are greatly pleased.
JosmH D DENisoN, Esq, son Of Hon D. C.
Denison, and secretary of civil and military AZ
fairs, was recently married to Miss libbie Rix,
youngest daughter of William Rix ESQ., of 10y
alton.
In Is said that Mr., b, L. Benedict, treasurer Of
the Free Press association, has been rendered the
position OF clerk Of Judge Benodiets court OF tho
southern district Of New York, and that he will
probably accept the same
LnnrENANr-C COLONEL PRED GRANT, son Of the
President and who is attached to General sheri-
dams staff in Chicago, will be married on October
10th to Miss Ida llnnore, daughter of H. H. IIo-
more of that ctv, and sister of Mrs Potter Ial-
mor, the wife Of the Chicago millionaire The
wedding will take place at the residence Of Mr..
Palmer
LIEuTENANT GOVERNOR PENN, Of Louisiana,
whose name Is now So prominent was born in
1896 After his graduation from college he
studied law, but did not practice it, preiening
mercantile pursuits He entered the confederate
service as Major OF the seventh Louisiana, was
promoted for gallantry TO the colonelcy, and was
sent to Johnsons Island just before the collapse
of the coniederucy he was exchanged, appointed
brgadiergeneral and assigned TO the command Of
eastern Louisiana.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-23
1rahs

IN Mont elie September 10, CORA ETA daughter Of
Thomas b and Frances &. Cave, aged "a years and months
In Water ule September 10, Mrs. ANNIE LEACH.
In HARE. September &C. Mr.. JOHN DODGE aged "a
years.
In Barre. September 90 HENRY WARNER FRENCH
aged a. ears
In Hartford, September II. Mr. AMOS MoLAUGHL1S
aged 20 years and months
In walden, September g. Mrs ANNETTE W. wife of T.
GaInehl, aged a. years and months.
In West Randoirh, September u, CLARENCE VI. SAX
Ton, child G. N, aud Mary T.. Saxton, aged months
and days.
In West Randolph. September 10. MIR. LORENzO u.
HERNlCK aged 6s years and days. Mr. HeErick
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-23

MoyrNY, September n. 1874
BrrTEH our mnrkei pot active. lut the dTulnd hos
Increased and Is about elmtu the supry, that prizes
steadily maintained, iluie are less indications u weakness
than last week, and lools prices viii hu M
this mlh From The West bnVe smaller suIpicz than
usual and ie drunghi which has prevailed there most Of
tine summer has mateaiy cftns the production OF both
butter and chea, AMI need not expect much from that
section unless them better prices hnn rule.
We continue TO note cs of Nee York and Vermont diaries
q 3ie c " ~ but 3 an extreme price for fancy lots
uts medium quality sell ni lseslUr which range
OF the sales OF Western Common butter continues
quite -ratcc and 2sc Is sim the lowest price for amy kind In
tine market
CHELst-iriccs might be- called shade irmeT, but not
qnuilhy higher The trade buy very cautiously, giving
di,0t ir for rhucc factory ht lots In holders hands
cannot be- bought except nt something over l4r which they
feel confident ut getting in few weeks Medium grades
range Ht HGllc u H. The export demand has not been
very brisk but it Is because sellers Views a little too
high shippers ready operate At about ltc, shade
under. but holders ia New York ask little mpfe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-23

Hon, HAnyEr Hidden, Judge.
Hon n A (uA4p ReOiSfay

The following business was transacted In the
Probate Court for the District Of Washington
during the week cnding September "a, 1874;
september ls-Jnmas Norris estate adninlsirator's ac-
count Ieieuod To October ~ catherine fnrWells estate
administrators account allowed and decree made. u H.
smiths estate, hrarng september ~ John q, Dow's ea-
tate Nsense ~ sell real estate pianted.
september 10 lntfiR Mars estate, inventory returned
september is--levi houtWas estate, prto ion llrnge
10 sell real estate feiuffel 20 % tulHr 10.
September u ~ g. Joslyns oine, 1 W Iifown admin
,Fatori y ~ llasiass ana Ia iiiehald''a appmi.en y
ferauIa estate, license Ia sell real estate granted.
september IL Maynard freirls estate petition for IL
eense 10 sol r estate rrfcfIr 10 October 10. Joel Colds
bury estei executors account allowed aud decree made
Hector NOLAN estate, VIII reformed for probate 10 October
H.. Royal WheceI's estate. adnnisiratOrs account re-
frued 10 october ~ -
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y
IN Probate Court held at Montpelier and said Dis
rlct, Tie 2lst day of september, A. ID. lsll
An instrument purp0rng TO h. the last WIN and Iesa-
meu Of ,cor Mclean llte Of Cabot, IN said District de-
ceased eng presented to the Court b. Carlos Bancroft the
Executor therein nnfei Proiate' It ordered by said
Court that all persons concerned therein he notified 70 APP
Ohce, in Montpelier, the ISM day Of octdher A. y. ia
and show n any they may have, against the Probate
said viii which purpose L. further ordered that
copy the record OF this order DC puhshel three weeks
sucdessiyeiv the Vermont Waterman & state Journal
printed AZ Montpelier previous said time appointed for
hearing by the Count Attest
i5-45 HARVEY TILDES judge.
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s.rATE or VERMONT,

In Probate Court held NJ Montpelier, within and for HAi
District ON lie lnii day ~ september, A. D. ls,i
Samuel kcton administrator Of the estate Of Robert
f. Cove, Of East Montpelier n said District deceased
makes application % said Court nl license Ia se al OF tho
ea estate =id deceased Including the homestead thcfe
representing That mo sale thereof excepting the hoeztead
i necessary payment Of The debts Of said deceased
and expenses OF administration Of said estate, and that
sale tho homestead would be beneficial Ia the vldpN and
children Of said deceased and that sesennce thereof
would he injurious all persons ntefVse apd having the
oi said widow and children TO such SALE Whee-
upon ordered by SAID Court, that said urplitinn ~ 10
efre 10 q hereof 10 he held At HE lroe once,
n said Montpelier, ie 9Th ay Of uetoher A. ~ lsit Tor
hran and decision thereon and h further ordered mat
all llsons Interested hi notified eei by puhleann Of
notice Of SAIL aplh4ttun and pcr thereon, three weeks
sucessNay in me Vermont Waehnmn state Journal,
printed at Montpelier before SAID time OF hearing that They
may nr Al tnld and place and, " they cause,
nhieet theIsto Iy the Nonft.-Attesf
T-H N. 4. CHASE, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-23

Y I~lAlE OF WILLIAM ~UMtNNllII.
itf Undersigned. having been appointed by the Honorable
riafa ouurt for The District Of Washington, Commission
rNeiye, examine and adjust all claims and deiuands
uf " persons against te estate 81 William -oueyille late
~ Moretnwn n said District, deceased, and al claims
hihiel n Offset thereto, hereby give notice that VIII
mef for the purposes aforesaid, at The dwelling house Of
Thomas sumeNiue, n Mnutpwn, ON the last Monday of
october and last Monday Of February next from o'clock
until five o'clock, T., No. ON each Of said days and that six
months The 25t day August, \. d. 1874, Is the tme
limited 10y said Court ior said credon 10 present tlleir
claims to ms for examination and allowance
Dated at MoreoWn, this IN day Vt september. A. D. 1874
o-r u h "a a Ami ~ Commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-23
CoMMIssIoNnns, NorIcr.

The undersigned having hoen APP iei BIS the Honorable
Probate Court for TIE District u Washington cummission-
crs receive and adjust AM claims and demands
Vt al persons against tho este " Lewis Sihcy, late Of
East Montpelier m sail District deceased, and all ella ms
exhibited i oft Thereto, hereby give notice that Will
meet for the purposes aioesad 90 the dwelling house of
CLARK Sihry. n Last Montpelier the lith day Of No.
MEMBER and llu day Of February next from o'clock
until four O'clock each ut sid days and TINT ak
nihs from il 18th day Of August. A. D. si l. the time
limited by Court for said creditors % present their
Oininis 10 rs for examination and allowance.
Dated as Montpelier, this ls day Of Sept A. d. 1874.
sAAttEL s. kELTON, , ,,,,,u.,s.t,n..s
ii-46 THOMAS Il. STEVENS No'ni''aSiVh'is-
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strArE or vEKMONT

Ia Probate Court holden at Montpeier within and for
said Bl,tric the 81 day Of seutanber, A. - is1t
spencer, Administrator Of tlte estate Of Frederick O.
McCrilh late " MMehneld Ia SAID District, decreased
maks Application to said Court Win the consent and APP
prubliun o willow and heirs zi decreased, for lcclse
"a sell all the rial estate Of sd deceased, excepting tho
right Of therein, but Including the homestead and
Vision OF dow representing that the sale thereof would be
bceral The widow and heirs Of said decreased and those
interested In his estate. Mhcreupon, ordered By said
Court thai application Ice referred % session thereof
90 be held a the Probate once 81 said Montpelier on the
10Th day september A. d. sii tor hearing and drison
thereon and Il further oned. that an persons Interested
notntd herpof hy publication OF notisr Of said apnc
order thrron three weeks successfully n the Yer
mont Naohnan state journal, printed at Montpeler
before said time " hearing that they may appear ~ said
time and place, and, they cause, object thereto
49, the Court Attest
49-i5 MA. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-23
NItTE OF NENMONI -, ,,,.,,.,,,,., y,
IN p,,a,e e,,t hld a, NINA Gld IN IA n,s,,ie On

In Probate Court held at Bruokhed, ia said District on
iI llf day Of September a. ID. 1874.
saug H. Davis administrative Of the estate of John q.
Davis late OF Chelsea III said District decease' presents
her administration account for examination and allowance,
mnkes application decree OF distribution and paft
un OF the estate OF said deceased Nheruurou Is ordered
by -d Court that said aconunt and said Application be
ierfe session thereof be held at hs fIubato piee In
said chelsea, the 18Th day OF uctoher A. d. 1871 for
hearing decision thereon. And, is further ordered,
notice hereof be given TO all persons Interested by pnb
atlnn same excessively IN THE Vermont
Maiehman 4 STATE journal, newspaper published At
Montpelier previous said time appointed for hearing that
they may afear said time and rlnre, and show cause
auy they have, why said aeu, snul not be allowed,
and safh decree made. BY the tourt--Attest
li-lh JOHN x. tl4LAs ELAND, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-23

In Probate Court held Montpelier said District,
the l2th day at september A. D. 1874.
G. W H. DNhel specl1 administrator Of the estate OF
Thomas J. st. Clair late u MaTSrld, In said District de-
ceased presents his administration account fo5 examination
and allowance, and makt application for decree Of distri-
button and partition af the estate " said deceased. where
upon, It ordered by ahi curt, that said lHnt and said
uppilr lOu be- referred a sfSiu thereof, o. held at the
prnbat, ONCE IA said Aanteer, the 9Th Of October.
A. D. ls.t Ton hearing aha decision thereon; nd, Il fur
ef ora ned thi n0iic pr given IN All persons interested,
by publication II the three weeks successfully IN the
Vermont Waterman flnie journal, a Newspaper pub
lsht % Montpelier, HNNiou- 10 said time appointed for
hear they nunear at said time AMI place, and
SHOW they uAy have, why said account should
not h1 allow ed anti such decree made
Hy tic Oouft.-Aitesi
tt-tG n. 4. CHASE, Register.