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Considerable curiosity is erinced in yari-
Gus quarters to learn the contents of the let
ter said TO have been written by Governor
hemper. on political affairs, to gentleman
ST Fauqllier county.--iierandria Gazette.
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Weii-iluniflcept Dopations, IN Ricll:
ntonse.r ne. y - - 49, : 2 - -

New YORK; tJllne s.-The will Of the late
William Shakespeare Caldwell, the million.
aife, was admitted to probatein the Surro-
gate Court to-day. He leaves S20, 900 to the
Right Rev. James Gibbons. the Roman Cath.
ole Bishop lat Richmond, for his personal use,
and also leaves him all his furniture and chat
t9 property. He leaves 5000 to help sup.
port the female Roman Catholic orphan asy-
lum tSt. Joseph'D In Richmond, Va, and
also 5000 to the municipal government of
Fredericksburg, Va, for the benefit of the
poor of that place.
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Railroad Conductor Fined.

MILWAUKEE,, June S.-A railroad conductor
who refused to admit man i%'c car who
had rendered the money for his fare has been
lnulcted in the sum of two hundred dollars.
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SUMNER PRoGRAMME.--Soon after the adj
joiirnmeut Of Congress the President will
visit family relatives on the kanawha, West
Niginia. then return 10 Washington. and
will resume his summer residence at Long
Branch about the 4th of July.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June S.-Firginla 6's. old, 80.
Virginia consols. 51s; Virginia ex-coupons Ash.
West Eirginia's. Tx. North Carolina 6's, DID, 90;
new. / special tax. 5. Bid to-day.
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HenYY Storm.

PouGHKEEPslE, n. T., June S.-A heav!
thunder and rain storm east OF here las
night, washed away the tracks of several rail
roads
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ST LOUIS MARKETS.

sr.LouIs. June s.-Flour quiet and weak small
2 mixed, on track Whiskey steady at 96c. Pork
quiet at 1926. Bacon-Only small order trade !;
round lots lower TO sell. Lard quiet at iOac. 1or
sum
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In1IISYIIIE MARKETS

LOUISVILLE, June S.-Flour unchanged. Corn
quiet aud unchanged ut 76@S9c Prsyisions quiet
Fork, $3.50. Bacon-ShouldeEs. nc, char rig,
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,,.R1NE fNTELLIGENGE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 9, 1874.
,rr 4.44 Noon rises......". 1.2SS
S S,,I, sars 7,l6 High tide. ........I I.4o
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKE'

PHILADELPHIA. June 8.-Beer cattle dull; extra
pennsyivapia aud Western steers, x7.SS5aaS1.5O;
lover: $, 900 sold ut S5@S6.75. Hogs lower; 1000
sold nj xSIUSS.JO.
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NOTTCE,-Al persons having Cams nII
against the estate Of WILLIAM r tssm nra-
nary verified ut my Office one door DeoW ,ne
Once and all persons indebted TO saa ess sXnent
pleissIe , Sai' ~ 'A1 ROBERT STILES,
anu no 9 9'Issw4w Attorney for tue adm1'
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VIRGINIA MATCH COMPANY.

A. GOLDBACK & CO.,
Manufactur ers OF the best iariof hi"'."@' - the
United Staies. oo>s.,
Warehouse and office. 310l and Ioo ~ IN, ana
"a. "n1 oA0o 7-ecdSm
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE SHORTEST ALL-RAu LINE
FROM .-.rE- IN IS
Il G II OND
~

RICHMOND AND rEr GHa.,Un,. nAlL-t
ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MAY 15rH, 1874, trains
~ on this road will RIM as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
sos i. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily (px.epl Sum
day.; connecting for all points South
and West. Sieeping.car attached.
500 A. NJ, FREIGHT R AIN daily Except Suu-
day., with coach attached, for Peters,
burg and stations on the Southside
road, Lynchburg, and the West
l:4o Z. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West, with
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from Richmond TO Savannah.
PASSENGERS taking This train win
- make close connection ut Petersburg
" for Norfolk.
5:35 2. NJ, FIR hr daily Except Sunday,
with coach attached,
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. Nj. ERGiGHI TRAN daily, Except
1900 NJ, THR0UGH'MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West
sos P NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sunday,
coach attached.
S:25 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except Sum
day., connecting. with Ricllnoud,
Fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROADS
for nj points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through 10
Baltimore.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Chester.
Passengers from Glover Hill will leave at $50 A.
NJ, and returning leave Richmond az 1:45 2. M
dali. Except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Peter Sburg will start from
AppomattUX depot.
my12 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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s,4,Ks, STATIONERY, &c.


WAlTE'S DECISIONS
act Of Assembly al
lowing Waiver of the Homestead Declared Constis
tutiOnal-The last Amendatory Bankrupt Aet Oh
Congress Unconstitutional and Eoid-Our stare
Constitution Operative from 9Th July, 1853, ana
the Homestead Right from that date.
win be published III pamphlet form and Tor SAFE
: RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. :"
8. ie 9-dsg 1918 Main street
CHOICE READING.-MEMOR OF
VA QUIET LIFE, by Augustus J. q. Hare
PERSONAL yKECoLLECTIoNs, from early life
to old age of Mary sonasryIle, So 80.
MEMOIR AND LETTERS OF SARA GUILE
. RIDGE, edited by herdaughter, $3.50.
THE superb UMAN ORIGIN OF The BIBLE,
inferred from itself. ha Henry Rogers, authou
OF the ECLIPSE Of Faith, 'rS2
ALTON SERMONS. by Hare, $3.50
POMPEII--Its History, Buildings, and Antiqu1ffes,
with many hundred illustrations and maps, eat
ted Ivy Thomas II. Dyer, third. EDITION, So
All the best NEW WOkKS recsived as soon as
published. - WO0DHOUSE Il PARHAA
jos
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PIANOS. ORGANS &c.

DIANOS AND 0RGANs.-JusteI
Il received an elegant assortment ofrf sU
the finest Instruments in the city, including
AMERICAN ORGANS and thecelebIateoW WEBER
PIANOS, which are offered 1t m3pnsaeturers'
nrices without exkza cost fon freight, by SLEI6HT
& HOWARD, Sole Agents, af lain street Old
pianos taken In exchange. Pianos TUNED and
kEPaIRED my 26-lm :
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10 DDSlOu 80
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only,
leaves Richmond daily tMondays excepted at
! O:3O A. NJ, connecting with steamers at West
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early ne1S
T.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and west Polnis
FRIDAYS at 7 A. NJ. Local freight received Tues
''' EDW. F. FOLGER,
superintendent.
W.N BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. ap 20
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, June S, 1874.
GOLD. Bid. asked
American gold. .......................1l0 600
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AIDES AND MISSES SERGE -
1ACE and BUTTON CATERS, - Al.
LADIES' and Misses Serge Fo1ed ana Button oA-
: .dias, and Misses French, Black hid' ana Serge
CROQUETS; ,-,r,us.
Maria Antoinette BUShlSS; s,vIes ne SLIP.
JunIattas, M Ma q aIS ME anS SHOES;
cartIemens, Bows, and Youths Car rrinsea Az AZ.
bert OXFORDS, TIES, &C., box, pialn' ana eA'
~, ,!Srsns and Infants Colo-ed and Black shoEs
oH and SLIPPERS in endless Isss Variety just ~
<,Gf1eslTy eIM tor WnRR MADE TO ORDER AMI
nHTooRhSTEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neali!
aI Snscisl attention paid to orders. cory
Spe'iA' JOHN y. BOSCHEN e Sun.
,rn o. 6Cs and 511 Bread street.
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W. L. COWARDlN, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Dr.. Secretary. je32w
BENJAMIN II. NASH, B. &. WHERRY, SR,,
President. Secretary.
H. X. ELLYSOS, j. d. MCINTYRE,
Vice. President. Assistant Secretary.
CAPITAL and ASSETS..... 10000.
THE OLD DOMINION FIRE -INSU-
l. RANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE No. lll3 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
VA. Insures property In the city anu country
against loss damage by fire. my 9-Im
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WAsp1SaroN, June S.-For the northern
rort;on of the Middle States and the Lower
lake region, threatening weather and ram,
Increasing easterly or southerly winds, high
temperature, and falling barom aesa,, s,o+oy
Tennessee, Virginia, and the Ohio valley,
partly cloudy and continued warm wea aSil.h;
southeast to southwest winds, ana sisa'
changes in the barometer. .,o,u
The lower Missouri river Will rise slowly
and the lower Mississippi will fall during
Tuesday, 80
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I,t,,,,t,,. N,,,d,v tI.ali ..,.,,,.ti IL, i,,.io-
,o,,e SNOW. and .,Ic,,il l...nb,, for rl,pl.-
linz, t,r,rt.,' ,,l,l... mag, ,i.,.,,t
I'M Xo..,o.. c.,I ,,t l,t 's,,.,d, .or,r,,t,Il,
,..r,,r ,,o,,l.- ,.eii.o.,l,e,.tof.,,, et.. ,u.
and ..r.,,..- ,.,. b.. ..o,,,I, t.,,
- -@.,.,e., 49,, ,., ,.' ~.
,9,
,', T,,, W., I
.,,,
,,vr
nv. ,,'''
'",
"'"' ivy "'''
49,
'r
About seventy couples attended penan Bros.
pedi'"'ioh hiu' on tne evening oi ''e ~ D u'''
lhe entertainment proved one OF iie most soc-
ee9'im H'l nave ever h"". Ai' pace" on q''e'y
ana orderly.
Elisha >ayton's ham, in the southwest part
of Woodbury., was burned the Dist uh., together
with coutcnts-a large amount Of hay aud estn
The building belonged to Ina Kent, OF Calais, aud
the contents TO Stay ton. Insurance on the build
ing It is Thought TO have been the work OF an
nccndaiy.
II. W Hall sued Finley Green twice on ac-
count of Green's dog biting Halls boy last Au-
gust. The cases were tiied before Judge Pellcy,
the 9Th and 2Sth ult., resulting in favor of the
plaintiff, he recovering in the first SO and costs,
aud in the other, - and costs. Appeals we've
taken. The first was brought in the name of the
/ boy for injury suffered the other in the name
/ of the father, for expense Of care and treatment
School matters in thi. VILLAGE continue !, lad
] condition. the leeitimate result of contention
among the citizens and hasty ill-eon.dered action
relative To school management Itisa matter Of
regret that So vital an interest TO the welfare OF
any community a. that of the education Of il,
children should suffer from the influence Of pnrely
personal ouarrels actnated only by the la ct
seldshness. IT is well known that the di,aricefnl
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- WNNUINWTVN TTNINTI 7. =.
IN rnnGie Count, held at Montpelier, Ia and Tor said
nslilrt. on tlH I'm day ct November A. u. lNit,
liiuln A. ttle administrator Of the estate Of Lorenzo
i laie nl Mu-lhurN tn Said District, deceasei, makes
Application tn said Court fur heen-c To- ssll a of tile real
.iae of s pcnlse owit ull Of lot NO fort mine 20 In
'nuts DO d Woodbury., including the right Of home
stead and Inversion of dn therein but excepting the dDweT
representing that Che sale thereof except the homestead j.
ne- the pastn OF the debts Of said deeeased amt
ektu- ui administration Of his iair and that The sale Of
such homestead Wunli be- beneficial 10 the widoN and
lr- OF aId deceased, aai thu-c Interested la said
estate. Wherrron, b b onieIed by said Court, that
said application Dee referred 20 session thereof To be Held At
The fuhif ure, m .d Muntpel uu the hth dry Of De-
reuof A. D. lslt tor hearing t da-ion thereon and, Il
further ordered That all Interested be uuie her "a
hy publication cot notice Of said urlication and order
thereon three weeks surce-sNelf u The Vermont Nniuhnnn
Is state journal spAptr published at Montpelier, and
which rnate tr nehhufhood Of those Interested, be-
sd time of heafir1 that they may aprar at said time
ami place, alu. 10 tirA -fe sAussi ohlepl thereto.
ls the Court Attest,
bI-s5 MA. CHASE, Register
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SEVERE AcoiDENr-A gang of men have been
employed Tor some time ia rebuilding the railroad
bridge just north Of Pittsford Quarry station,
known as the Potwine bridge Monday morning
the men were engaged In raising staging TO put
up the bent Of the bridge. Isaac smith, Of Rutland
was stationed at the foot Of the timber 20 support
it VIII lc being raised. The surface on which the
end rested being somewhat icy, Mr. Smith was I'M
able Ia keep it in place ltsuddenly slipped away,
and striking the end Of the next post, knocked it
down with a crash. lnts descent IL brought down
Mike Nolan, who was on the top, a distance Of
eighteen feet from the ground lie fell the whole
distance aud struck upon his breast across a large
timber With the other timbers, heavy two
inch plank fell This struck Mr.. Smith ON the
back, and precpt.ted him with great force
against the corner Of a stick Of timber, injuring
his head and face They were brought 10 Rutland
aud taken 10 IN II homcs. The last accounts from
MIR Smitl. indicate that he is very severely hurt
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CAuor The item Of last week in relation TO
the carriage and sleigh business OF buchanan,
Marshal a Britt should have read one hundred
and twenty-five, instead Of twenty-five, Kcene
seishs, now ready for sale.
Union services were held at the new Meth
odist ycstry, ON Thanksgiving day. The sermon
was by Rev. Nh Wight, whose subject was that
we should give thanks unto God for all the bless.
ings and merccs which he is daily and hourly
bestoNin., upon MS in an directions.
AT a iown meeting held the oath ult J. L.
Severance was elected constable and collector Of
taxes in place of W. W. lyford, resigned.
We had fue slelghmg for Thanksgiving but
it wls somewhat injured by the thaw saturday
and sunday The same thaw, however, glad
dened the hearts of the farmers, who had such a
scarcity Of water for their stocl,
For the benefit Of the travelling public we
would say that since the commencement Of
slcighin-, We have had a nice covered stage from
this place to the depot in Marshheld, in place Of
the old freight wagon that has been run on this
rouie the past summer. The next improvement
we confidently expect will be the building of the
Mal~hded and llardwicls railroad
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Another Horror.

The city Ut ruscumhia Alabama. was visited
with destructive tornado on SUNDAY evening oi
/ last week. Of which Che following are the paiticu.
lars ON Sunday evening shortly after shutdown,
q wind storm Of unprecedented violence struck
IuscumbIa and iu two minutes DESTROYED upward
Of one hundred buildings, killing eleven persons
outright aud wouuding not less than thirty others
All day The weather was exceedingly warm, and
toward evening soft, warm wind began to blow
from the southwest and ihick bank NJ darl,
clouds was seen to form In that direction
Al shutdown rain began to fall and shortly after
dark o sound like rushing thunder was heard IN
the streets and before the inhabitants were fully
aware Of the danger that threatened them, the
storm had passed over. The people whose houses
were uniniurod Immediately rushed into the
streets They found men, women and children
dying bon al directions their cries oi alarm min
Cling with thomoanng ofd,ing animals. Houses
were blown down in many places, aud Tie sireeis
and roads everywhere filled with crumhng walls
and shattered umhcrs
A few citizens hastily formed Hn organized body,
appointed n leader and set about asccuaining the
nature Of The damage done They were met by q
little erl named Lille Elliott WHO told them that
her aunt house was completely blown down, and
she feared every one Ia twas killed Everything
was still. and the men were about TO turn away.
when they heard the voice Of child crying The
call came nom the middle of the fallen building
and the party, by this time largely reinforced, set
To- work 90 remove the hrc, and timber
After fifteen minutes hard work they were re-
vanded %, finding two little girls, one FIVE and
the other eight year. OF age one Of the children
other had 400 arm firmly wcdlcd in between two
hcam. hut with courage which WIS marvellous
called out. Get my mother out get my mother
out never mind me- 40 last Che beams were cut
away and che little one released. Digging farther
into the rubbish. terrible sight met the eyes Of
the workmou ON broken bed lay the body OF
% dead woman two massive cios. uniheis resting
ou her neck Under her were two little children
locked ia each others arms, both dead, and
crushed ont OF ali shape
The lady was tie wife of State senator Mooe
recent, elected Both of the youngest children
were mdle..od when found and the litJe ehls
rescued said that their mother was just putting
them to bed when the house was blown down
Little Lille lhou. who gave the alarm when the
storm nmc ON. .ay- Size fclt the house falling
about her. but shcvas uubamod
When tlc Inst shock Of the tornado had as. ed,
John Hodakns. Young man well known in tie
town. ciawlod into the hal of the TuscumMa
Hotel. and stuffed that Dee had been thrown out of
the sccond-story window of hi. house hy the force
OF the -tom-that Che house WIS entirely blown
down and Dis brothers family buried beneath the
rnin. 4 part, no once formed. and. headed bv
Mr. james liascy. traveller for o New York
i.,,. ..,.,e.l.t o., fi. f,.ffrt.e of Al. II, d,,-
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nrArn nr NrRMnNr.

; n
lu ruillta Court, held az Montpelier, Ia AMI for said
District, on trr lith day of November, 4. u, lsli
IusHun Bartlett administrator az the estate u John
T.. Nfefs, hts nf lnmneld in sad district deceased.
inH- Implication 90 sd Court for license 10 sell all of the
rai estate Uf M dH,e ~ Co wits except the right Of doWsf
therein. hut including the Homestead and rc,erspn o. dover,
rHI-Itus That such slle would he hruenrihl e. the WIDOW
a hrr4 of sld deceased and fsr interested u h e-tar,
Nhrfiu soriee ny said Court, that said application
hc session thereof De- held at the Probate pee,
lu-I NNutrr, ou Che lifhdlf Of leeamherA D. ~ = for
lrurE uud df0uu thereon fnd q b further Ouiercd. that
900 ff.runa Interested Doe notified hcuof h1 publication q
notice OF said application and order thereon, three weeks
successfully 90 the Vermont Macnnan state journal.
newspaper Published nt Mont"er, aud which cfcuaies
Boo m u,hboooi Of those interested. before said time Of
hcng tat they appear ut said time and place and,
BE- they cause object thereto.
iiy the tnuIt.-Atiesi,
AlA HARVEY ItIpIN judge
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s,rArE or vknMoNT.

Ia Probate Cnuft hci 90 Montpelier, In said District,
The lNh DIV OF Noteuihrr, 4, %, lsil.
n. j. Gnfr executor 81 the lasi VIII and rsilment ot
llunus j. ST. CLAIM late % Mnlsneii IN said District, de-
ceed presents is administration account for examination
aud aouanee, and makes Application tot decfe Of DIS.
fiOuun and uurtuhu Of te estate Of said deceased
MheIeupu. II & ordered y said Court that said acrount
and sad Application 90 refiti 60 session thereof 70 be
held ne the prnhae zoo sl Mont eller the ga day
n,eemhef, A. u. lsi ur hearins aud elsion hereon
And % Is further ordered that notice hereof he gwen To a
Interested, iN puhlluun of the same three weeks
surd.sNplN the Vermont Waterman State Journal,
newspaper published Mnnuerf. previous 10 said time
appointed or hearing, that they mas aear At sai time and
place, and show any they may have, why said ac
count should not he allowed and such decree made.
Is the Count Aitcst
6j-V \. 4. CHASE licsster.
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srowg.-One Of the plcasaule-t occasion. over
known here was the celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the maunge Of Mr. aud Ms.
o Dwight Matthews, which occunod on Tuesday
Of last week The attendance was very large, and
the presents we've numerous aud valuable among
which was n elegant silver ten-sct from friends in
town. Hon W H. H. Bingham llcsented The ar
toles In q neat and well-wodod address, which
fairly brought down the house. lheocca,lon was
thoroughly enjoyed hy n'l pc cpl.
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ANurHru lMrH0vINrNr-Atc Che fst OF
january nest ihe agricultural department of the
WArcntAN win be under the exclusive conuol of
DR.. T. n llosdns. of Newport, insisted DIS seve-
IA OF lhc most ute gent practical aud success
ml farmers in the state nl hosiin- is too we'll
known toicquiie any oXteudod introduction from
us lie was the originator and for long time
the editor of the Vermont Farmer when that pa
per was at i' best estate and since bis retirement
from that, ha. bad haueung offers to become COLI
ncctod with the Sow England faUr and other
leading agricultural rarci-. llemeiolr, however,
10 write fora Vermont piper, and SO has made the
above arrangement he Will make the aglicul-
tuml department of the WAroaMAN useful to
every farmer ia the statc.
This is bu, one of the many Improvements we
intend making in Che paper during Che coming
year, aud our relde.s may ret assured that no
labor or expense viii be spared TO render lis
weekly visits welcome and instructive.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-02

4 llonoKrN street railway has a down grade
nearly mile long, end the other day while
woman was sitting in car at the head Of the
line a street arab jumped ON the front platform
and loosened the brake. There being no horses
attached the car started down the hill aud reached
the foot at such tremendous rate Of speed as to
jump the track crash through platform, leap a
ditch, aud land ON the other side The woman
was dashed from one end Of the ear 10 the other
with great force, and terribly injured that her
recovery is doubtful.
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lu Probate Court, held at Montpelier n said BsIlct,
Tie IAN dty ot November A. u, 1874
- kNltun, Administrator uf the estate OF Charles ".
Kinney lie OF llHnncid, he said District. dssea-ed,
presents ls administration account for examination and
hliuunu e, and makes Application for decree Of dstri-
hu0u Hi Partition ui the estate Ol said decreased. Where
uin - ordered by said tuu that said account and said
aupnu Doe referred tn session thefruf o. be held NJ the
Probate umce In said feler, te sth day Of Dee,
u. ma Nr hearing and dc.on thereon and, u X fur
theg nnen that notice De given 10 nll persons interested,
h publication of tr sr thife weeks succrzsiYely In The
Vermont Watelman AZ Siafo InurnHl. newspaper pub
l.hsd at Montpelier, previous 90 said time appointed Tor
hearing that hry may appear a said time and place and
show % they have, Why said account should
mot Dee allowed, and such decree made
- llr Court Anf-i,
5l-i5 HARVEY riLDEN. judge.