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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
UNION AND AMERICAN.

GOLD was strong In New York yes.
terday, opening at l154 and closing at
Il53.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07

FOREGONE conclusions sometimes
have an unlucky knaek Of not panning
out well. 1t seemed to be a matter Of
absolute certainty that Gen. Jno. S.
Williams cold Cerro Gordo') would
be the Democratic nominee for Cover.
nor Of Kentucky, and yet our dis
patches, this morning, announce Hon.
J. B. McCreary as the man. Williams
suffered the fate Of most candidates
who go into convention with a prepon-
derance Of strength in their favor, but
not sufficient TO secure the nomination
on the first ballot. His successful
competitor is Speaker Of the Kentucky
HOuse-of Representatives
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07

THESE startling headlines, from the
Memphis appeal of yesterday, tells the
old, old story Of legislation in haste
and repentance at leisure:
A Hopeless Muddle-The Mayor and
General Council Drifting, Drifting
The Prosperity of the City Likely to
be Wrecked on the Rock Of the "New
Charter''-Four Vetoes IN One Day
from His Honor the Mayor are Over
ridden by the Remorseiess Majority
a tumble Of Words-The Police and
Fire COmmisSionersEleCted Over Again
rs a Matter Of Prudence and Caution,
After Voting Down the Mayors Veto
-B0sh-A Sickening Chapter for Tax
Payers-The Conflicting Law Opinions
Confuse the Confusion Created by the
New Charter-A Mess-Lucidity Stu
pidity and Ignorance in Equal Quanti-
ties-No Avenue Of Escape for the
City Short Of the Courts-An Awful
Mixture.
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Zen nam EIec1ed 20 Courress.

ATLANTA, GA, May 6.-Ben Hill is
elected to Congress from the Ninth District
in place of Mcmillan, deceased.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
YANKEE JrnGE IN EGYPT.

The khediye Of Egypt-who IS very
highly spoken Of by some men, while
Others look upon him as a very eXtra7agant
and untrustwOrthy gentleman and ciyilizeT
has created a court like our United States
Supreme Court, and has invited Gen.
Batcheiler, Of Saratoga, To preside over It.
The traditional Cadi Of Egypt generally de-
cides cases rather by the light Of natural
reason, or a hint from his sUpeTiOrs, than
bv the strict letter Of law, and so Gen.
Batcheller may find himself at first unpOp-
ular and perhaps bewildered, but in time
all will accommodate itself to everything,
and the West will have taken back to the
East the light it first received thence.
The whole seems inCongTuOus, and has
thus been sung:
Ger Bagdat's towers Of tretted gold"
Old centuries tueir years have rolled.
Old Cairo lies beside the Nile
With indOlent and dreamy smile,
Watching the hOary river how
Into the silent sea below.
And there the lazy mueZZin's call
On dIOWsy ear Of morn doth fall.
Secret of Sphinx and pyramid
From mortal ken forever hid
Lies sacred as the hidden dead,
A riddle never to be read,
Till DER Times bier the mystery
Be read Of vast eternity.
Full forty centuries have rolled
Der pyramid and CheOps old.
Old Memn0n looks DER solemn sancs
And wakes to sun of other lands,
And s'true believers" are the sport
OF Isis-and Yankee court.
Such wonders Egypt never saw
AS Yankees dealing Egypt's law.
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ADVERTISERS.
UNION AND AMERICAN

At home and abroad, viii unquestiouably reacs
greater number OF readers through
the columns Ofthe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
THE SEMI-WEEKLY
UNION AND AMERICAN

Is made up from three dailies, and l. fun Of
choice matter Mailed Wednesdays and SAT-
Furdays. One year only SAD; six months
S2lO; three months, Sl,g5.
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.9drerFiSerS, at Home RF8d
.FbrOnd,

VIII unquesti0nablv reach greater number Or
readers through the columns of the UNION
AND AMERICAN than any paper published
in Tennessee OF the South. Address
UNION AND AMERICAN,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07

than any other paper published in Tennessee Ct
the South. Address
UNION ANDAMERICAN,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07

The Secretary of War has Issued a circu-
lar to the chiefs Of bureaus Of the War De
partment, directing that hereafter all circu-
lsTs, professional or scientific papers, digests
Of opinions, etc, which it is designed to
issue from any bureau, shall be submitted
for bis information or approval before being
printed,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07

MEMPHIS.
A Municipal misunderstanding The
Mayors APPOIntees.

Mayors APPOIntees.
MEMPHIS, May 6.-At a meeting Of the
General Council last evening, Mayor
League sent in four vetOes Of the measures
passed at the last meeting, looking to the
adoption Ofthe new charter, Among them
is the ordinance creating'a board Of five fire
and police commissioners. All the meas
ures were passed over his veto, and by over
whelming majOrities, and James I. Leath,
o. VaccarO, J. f. Frank, w. II. Moore, and
NJ. Mageveny, ST., were elected as commis-
sioners, all of whom are permanent citi-
zens, and not politicians. As the ordinance
passed Gusts nearly all the Mayors appoint
ees, it is reported several Of them will apply
for injunctiOns restraining the council from
displacing them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
The Commissioners Sworn In.

The i've Police and Fire COmmissiOners,
elected under the new charter, were sworn
into office by Esquire Spellman tonight
before the General Council, the Mayo, not
being present to administer the oath. 1t is
thought the several officers displaced by
this action will attempt to eni0inthe action
Of the council.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
The BIue aud the Cray FraternIsinK

A meeting of ex-Federal soldiers was
held this evening to consider the invitation
from the Committee of ex-COnfederate sol
diers, to participate in the approaching
cOmmemoration services, in decking with
flowers the graves Of both Federal and Con-
federate soldiers in ElmwOOd cemetery.
The meeting was largely attended, and ad-
dresses were made by Cols. James a.
Swain, J. W. Jefferson and Ii. L. Pierce
and others, advocating the acceptance Of
the invitation, and a resolution to that
effect was unanimously adopted.
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WASHINGTON.
Douglas 10 be IProTided For.

Douglas 20 be IPrOTided For.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The President
will appoint Commissioners Douglas to an
other Office Of equal importance as that soon
to be vacated by him.
Postmaster at New Orleans
The President has signed the commits
sion of J. g. Parker to be Postmaster at
New Orleans. Parker leaves for that city
tonight.
A New Order froBa the war Depar :
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Light Needed.

One Of the best local Improvements now
under way Is the proposition for the light
ing of the Smithsonian Institute grounds.
These grounds have been for a long time
the favOrite haunt of black devils, who lie
there in wait for helpless women A great
number of outrages have been perpetrated
in this vicinity.
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THE DATLY ONION & AMERICAN

Is filled with the latest and fullest news Ir0n
an quarters
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
Badeau and Bride.

Gen. Badeau and wife had dinner given
in their honor this evening by the Presi-
dent and wife. Gel. BadeaU has been for
some time Consul General at LOndOn-a
place he secured through writing one Of the
most fulsOme histories Of Grants life that
has ever been published.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
The Texas border.

The trouble with Mexico is growing af-
ter fashion. The War Department has
ordered an additional force of cavalry into
Texas, and has called upon the militia Of
the State of Texas to unite with the Gov
eument troops and repel invaders, and at
tempt to put down the cut-throat gangs
that infest each side Of the river.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07

A. G. ADAMS, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.
" ". REERY. WM. PHILLIPS,
r. H. GARDEER b. :. RHEA,
DEMPSEY WEAVER, JNO. n. WHELEAA.
y - GILBERT. JAS. A. McALISTER,
A g. ADAMS, SAHL COWAN,
fHOS. d. FI1E, J. b. OBkfAa.
TuHIS WELI-KNOWN COMPANY CON-
lInues 10 insure property against loss or dam
age BIZ IRE. It's usefulness and Willingness 90
meet It's engagements have been shown By the
psymentOf over
100000 TO POLlCY.HOLDERS
since its Orgsni ration.
Those who wish 20 pstroniEe q home company
organized upOn a solid basis and cOnserVaGiVeiy
managed, viii find the Equitable, Of Nashville
worthy of their confidence
BOLLES < GLASGOW, Agents.
my3O Iy Tsp.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
EQUITABLE
Fire Insurance Co.,
No. IL North Cherry Stss
NASHVILLE, TENN.

CAPITAL, S1,OOO.OOO.
TWENTY PER CENT PAID u
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The Rinr Arnin Defenfed.

The Grand jury of the District Of Co
lumbia to-day dismissed the charge AGAINST
Chas. A. Dana, Of libelling ex-Gov. Shep-
herd, by the publication Of certain articles
in the A0J0 York Sun last summer.
Spain Pays the Last Of the Hood
Honey
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-27
Boston Produce Market.

MONDAY, October 25 1875.
BUTTER The market Is In about tho same condition AZ
last week. Fine fall grades and wanted, and
readily command a4e1lic t1 n lots selec
Choice dAires on at 1eiJ2c, where aou
every tub and well colored Hut only very small
portion ~ the receipts up 10 these requirements and
slow sale at 2seI goc q No. and that down 25
plenty Of butter here that considered nst qnal
Nv by SINNERS limited At alegjlc but for which offer OF
80 ~ NJ cannot be obtained The very finest Western
dairy butter brings 2sepl0c with ordinary grades selling
2pe2c a N. New buyers here this week
aud cleared the market OF about 1909 10. Of old butter
CHEEsE-we can report a Arm market for cheese with
sales mostly at l2Cl3i,c a n. In New York fancy Sep
ieler cheese has advanced 10 H. and shippers paying
l3iaGcl3c; but trade will give 10, and even
that Is considered an extreme price.
EGGs1he tendency VI prices has been upward, owing
continued light receipts and fresh Northern and Eastern
Very coming in from the West and the Indications
that high prices viii rule, II more hlera supplies
| received
BEANs-The market has ruled steady for Mediums which
have been selling Mt slsVet ~ " bshe and 81 20 Is
tse price nj the close Pea beans at 81 0et225 n
bHshel rs 10 quality with small sales Yellow Eyes remain
dull Al about S225 tl hushel.
GRANITE advance in the rates Of freight from the
West have led 10 higher prices for and the sales
been at an advance of Be- ~ bshe We quote mixed and
yellow at 9eg~lc d bushel. higher the
and sales have been made at a5c for ected
and fsCllte for mixed and white Rye has been selling
Oepsi husle as o quality shorts, sli fine feed SIS
and mlidlings S3SefJ0 ~ ton.
WOOL The transactions In domestic wool the past three
weeks have been quite large comprising 5000 900 lbs Of all
kinds and there Is nrmeI feeling. There H. however.
prospect Of advance. Manufacturers selling goods
freely, but sil complain Of low and unsatisfactory
prices. Ohio and fennsy lvHnia hetcesN aud Nx-have
bee sold to some extent At 10 ibr; medium eeccs No
and range At fe1ec, aud cumbng and caine eecf-
nj aOef0c Tor washed, and iuetfgc for nnwase. The
ply oi the latter continues Ia he taken fast received
California wool has been selling quite freely, at 206i5c u
n for sprag and this Is considered the cheapest wool IN the
market.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-27
wATCHMAN JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER o. 1875

THE corner stone oftho chapel Of Trinity church,
Rutland, was laid on the afternoon of Saturday,
October 10th. The services were conducted by
Rev WilllamJ. Harris, D. d., rector Of the church.
5 D. BRONZE, Of Rutland, who was sent to the
insane asylum, few weeks ago, having been re-
leased, has published card, saying that his de
fangcmcut was caused by intompcmnce
fuE Sutherland Fails marble company and
Thomas Ross, Of the Lincoln Iron works, Rutland
have purchased the entire machinery left at lIoosac
tunnel, said TO be a hundred car loads aud two Of
their men have left 10 ship 1t 10 Rutland
On Wednesday Of last week Mr. James Knee
land, employed by the fairhayen marble and
marbleizcd slate company, in charging bias,
made mistake The blast prcmaturcly dis
charged decorating his face and putting out both Of
hiscycs lie isa poor man, with IA nily, and now
perfectly helpless he must he dependent in future
upon the charity Of tho world lie is about forty
years OF age
wfNDHAN COUNTY
rIir mother " Moody the evangelist, Is TINT
tartan, and was adeicgate to the dedication OF the
new Unitarian church, at Bmttleboro.
Mn BgNJAMrN CooNns man about sixty
years Of age, living on the farbrother place, hung
himself ia the barn, last week Monday morning It
is said he had found pocketh book containing some
twenty dollars, and had boon trying for few
weeks to drink what liquor IL would buy the sui
eide is attributed to that cause
oN Wednesday, the iath. as AIR. n. " Rice.
with her .on and daughter, we're about one-lalf
mile south " Bailey stone shop, in Dlumcrston.
their horse took sudden fright at somc boys
] md i. a.. A.
stintly whhling out of the road and capsiziug
them In the twnl,ling Of an eye Mrs. Rice sus-
tanned severe injury of the foot aud ankle The
young folks were yell shaken up, but not seriously
] hurt
WINDSOR COUNTY
TIM Spatlic Iron Company are about erecting
new buildings on their property 1t Tyson furnace,
in Plymouth.
TnE Green Mountain Narrow Guage railroad
has been surveyed through Plymouth The route
lies along Woodwapl's reservoir and the Black
river, and It is said that no very serious dllcalty
lies in the way of its construction
TuE late Gone.al Lyman Mower OF Woodstock,
bequeathod eight thousand dollars aud the slips
and pows owned by him. 10 St james Church. Of
that town TO be- invested permanently, aud the
interest to Ike devoted to paying for the services
Of rector
TUE Boston HotoH reports that Robert ttton,
Of Caycndish. whose WOODEN mill was burned
September 9Th, aud the loss settled by insurance
paying ssi, 500, offers his creditors twenty five
cents on dollar, cash, will go into bankruptcy
II this proposition is not accepted
MR. WARREN ADAMS an old resident Of Ludlow,
aud prominent man In Windsor county, was
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Drafhs.

In Worcester October % TIMOTHY ABBOTT, aged %
years.
In coruth, October 2, Mrs. SOLOMON WARD. aged 20
Year..
In bethel, october Q. THOMAS WILLIAMS, aged 50
years.
In Rochester, October Z. Mrs. AMOS G. RICHMOND
age,i % years,
IN Mouistovn, October z. FiitLNNDER ALEXANDER
aged % years and months
IN Chelsea. October p. WILLIAM HFHARD aqui "a
years, 10 months and % days.
In barnard. October i0 MARTHA C. BENN. widow, Of
The late seth Dean, agr7i II years.
IN rcacham september r. JOHN FERGUSON. % native
of Allqa Scotland, aged " years.
lu East Montneilcr October li Lucy g. uOLBROOK,
wife Of Amasa cunmlns, aged " years,
In Wnlcou. October 49, ~ fyphoi fever. HETsEY r.
wife of Ira clifford, aged % years aud o months.
In romfret, October Is. ABAuAtI RAYMOND. wife Of
the late Thomas Raymond aged % year nnuiis and 10
days.
In barnard, October H. LNvINtA nANFoRrH wife Of
Hon. Joseph 49, banforh, Ia me year " her age and
ilt " her welded ufr She an excellent wife and
mother aud highly esteemed by alt Tor many Christian
virtues.
In Northded, October O. JAMES LATHAM aged Is
years Mr. Latham the oldest person Ia Nnfihaed.
having moved there seventy-nve years ago and residing
there constantly from That time TN departure for the
higher NE \ numerous Attendance ~ iownsnen, neigh
h~s and friends ncsied, 10y their presence his funeral,
THEFT rspett for the venerable and worthy old Rev.
Mr. simmons lnNef-1list preacher uf Springfield VI,
spoke the funeral Address.
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3lrrhk sMarkeB.


At camhrdse and Brighton Tor the week ending Tuesday
October ~, 1878
AMOUNT % srocK At NAREKr
came. Shsep. Shofes. U80s galres
ihl. weeA ...-..-.. go lllal 200 SIS 2
One yesf aso,... iaii 1855 TO 1866 y
HtcrsBeer caffe- Extra fai and heavy pciuun oxen
s9OofslueVi hir quality Sblfps5ii .ccund quality. S6OO
iN0i Third quality, s50el5lj u lNO M, total weight "
hide, ttllnN and d1ssed heef few chore single pairs
sl0mN 400. Hnlis. etc, st5s.
Worstng gfen slio6p2ia u lair, according to their
value a. hsrf. Handy steers, ssl6lla0 fl pair.
Mich CoNs Fair quality, si,ep6s. extra good, s65Gei
with without calves may he agreed farfow and
liary, sfg40 yearings, sl00Neo2aN0; two-years-old
slsWsg13O0i three, eaie-olls, s2s00e146o0.
Nhesp Common, tft5r; extra, 5iaeC6c d h. live; or
Shofes Wholesale, lO6tllc, retail, les1s " n. Fai
hogs. AeIgi.c 81 H.
Hhie,- Brighton. 7Cc1i e.; country lots s6t7c " H. Cali
skins. 40 s. Helt with wool 81 O0ft Is each Tai
low. 5liD6ici country lots, 5@a'sc 81 n.
RENAHKs-fhe cattle trains have arrived and heyil,
loaded lie demand has improved but not equal 10 The
supply. W. lind Prices Aecisc lower live weight than
catte hold back at Cold River junction until
dered 70 market \. y. Monroe sold 30 average 0s.
s. at 5c " steers. llg lbs, at6c and -
average lis rs. at 1s d n, Hathaway Swift sold l6a
steers average lOo MS at $50 ~ N, to Cornell CO.. and
i6steers average $50 Ms e u N. j. r. Mcintyre sold
H. Dow sold three and heifer dress $50 ms
each, At If q N, dressed weight. Some nice mitch
sold A. high As one hundred dollars.
There Is fair feeling noticed sheep aud lambs. nuy-
paying full prices Tor the best Ocks There
much u change noticed n the prices old sheep.
H. Kdder sold 49, sheep average 70 Ms at lic n N. j. b
Sargent sold ls sheep aud lambs average ~ MS, al Be- 81 n
There were lWl head ~ lambs sold at &c 81 n.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-27

In Montpelier October yl by Rev pr for the BRIDES
father. Rev. NJ. y. kNEELANb, Of Waterloo, ~ Y and
Miss SARAH A. LORD
In Montpelier October %. by Row G.. T. rapln ALBERT
e. CHASE, u Sorihneld, and LYDIA a. BlNBY, Of
Montpelier.
In Worthwhile October NJ hy Rev. q. w. nanog ffFNRY
J. FISHER and LIZZIE ". COLE, both Of Morfistown.
In Cabot, October 10. by Rev. Is. s. Adams nFNJAMIN
y. CHESTER, Of Bare z. q and CORA u. WOODCOCk.
" Marshhed,
In Irasbutgh October ~ At The Congregational church.
Nv Bishop Blsael, Dr. G. =, lEMfLEloN aud ADA
BOTtE, both II lmsbnrgh.
In HARE, October y At the residence Of the brides pa,
rents. hy Rev James Vincent, - u. WATERMAN aud
adobe A. THOMPSON, both Of Barre.
IN lasbnfgh, October a. At the Methodist Episcopal par
souHgs, by Rev. g. u. Curuer, GEORGE SANbORN, Of
Barton, and SUSIE ktNNEsON, VI insburgh
In springfield Mass, october 20, by Rev. A. Iazen Rev.
T. :. GATES lately " Cambridge. w., and FANNY A.,
daughter ~ Tho officiating clergyman Mr. and Mrs. Gates
are expected a. si for India under the direction Of the
few days.
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LraaI 9loGres.
VALonous w. uALE's ESTATE.


The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
probate the district OF Washington commissioners
To receive. examine and adjust all claims and demands
all persons against the estate u Naoruns W Hale late OF
Cabot, In sail district deceased and all claims exhibited
in Offset thereto. hereby notice that we VIII for
the purposes aforesaid at tile late dwelling house of said de-
ceased the "a day Of November and I'd day Of March
from ten o'clock, ". ntil four O'Clock NJ each Of said
days, aud that SIX months from the It'll day September
A. u. ISIS. IL the time limited by said Court for said crei-
iors to present Their cls TO for examination and
allowance.
DateLnt Cabot tits lin day Of October \. d. 1875.
o,-o, lrraai HFN ywAtNntslirR Commissioners.
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MASON wooncoCK,s ESTATE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District of -hngon Commissioners
10 receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
persons against the estate Of Mason Woolcuck late OF
Mahhed, IN said District, deceased, and all claims eNhib
tied In Offset thereto hereby give notice that m meet for
the purposes Aforesaid, NJ the late residence Of Mason
Woodcotk on the 18TH day Of November and 6h day
Of April next from one o'clock r. ". unt i've o'clock
each Of said days, and that SIX months from the
9Th day Of october, \. D. 1875 a. the time limited by said
Court or said creditors 10 present their claims 10 for
animation and allowance.
Dated at Marshael, mis- ll day Of October A. u. ls75
WILLIAM PRESTON g..... ,..t.,....
0l-O3 j. q. 4. PACKER, Commissioners
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

q % T.
The undersigned having been appointed hy the Honorable
Probate Court Tor the District Of Washington Commission
10 receive examine and adjust MI claims and demands
q all persons against The estate Of Davi L. Frost late Of
Worcester, In said District, decreased, and all claims
bed Ia Offset thereto, hereby give Notice that will
meet for the purposes aforesaid the late dwelling
pf said David l. Frost the 10Th day Of November and
10Th DAY Of February next, from ten O'Clock, until
four o'clock, NJ each of SAID days, and that SIX months
from ti 2lst day Of september. A. D. 1878 Il the time lint
e 10y said Conft for said creditors present he claims
To rs for examination and allowance.
Date at Worcester hi, IN day Of october 4. d. ls75
OoAo nnpSirfH n, y + ''''"'' Commissioners.
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REuBEN l., HILLS ESTATE

~ STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Washington,
In Probate Court held At Montpelier IN and for said dis
triet. on the sih day OF October, A. D. 1875
An Instrument WtrlOrng la he the last will and tesla
men Of Reuben L. i late Of Cabot, In saii district
deceased being presented 10 the Court by Enoch D. Put
nam, tile Executor therein named Tor protaie II "
ordered 10y said Court that all persons therein
notified toappear ~ session Of said Court to be held at the
probate office In Montpelier, the 2 day Of November, A.
d. 1873, and show cause II they have, against the
probate Of said Will for which purpose Il further ordered
that copy Of the record Of this published three
weeks successfully IN the Vermont Waterman and State
Journal printed ~ Montpelier, previous TO said time APP
pointed foT hearing, By the cnuft-Atiest,
VO-o2 HARVEY TiLDiN judge.