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SHERIEES SALE
Succession Of C. r knishton
$50 * xes - r.
VIC. Keith, ct ais

W. C. Keith, ct ais.
In Parish Court Of BUssier, La
Dy virtue of two writs of 6eEi fAcias
~ issued from the Clerks olilce Of the
Parish of B0ssier, La. ON two bonds given
by w G. Keith, ct ais, and to me directed,
have seized and will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction to the last and highest bidder,
before the Court house., in the town Of
Bellevue, L0uisiana, within the legal hours
Of sale, on Saturday, the 3rd day 81 March,
1875. the following described land, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of section thirty;
nOfthwest quarter of southwpst quarter and
south half Of southwest CHARTER Of section
thirty-one, and northwest quarter uf section
thirty one, in township twenty range
eleven; the northeast quarter of southwest
quarter, northwest quarter of southwest
quarter of section thirty.one; northeast
quarter Of southeast quarter, southeAst
quarter Of northeast quarter, and hgttheast
quarter of northeast quarter Of section thir-
tysix, and southeast quarter of southeast
quarter of section TWENTY-FIVE, in township
twenty one, range eleven all IN the ratish
of B0ssier, Louisiana, and containing in all
six hundred and eighty acres, more Or less,
with al improvements thef1UA. ass2S 81
Seized rs the property Of the defendant
w. G. Keith, and to be sold to pay and sat,
isfy said writs issued on twelve months
bonds. s8 4 1sts
Terms of Sale Cash, without benefit d
appfaisement. sasssss - $3.50 !
Act Of sale at expense of purchaser.
# B; r. ONEAL, Sheriff /
-s Per w. H. Hill, Deputy.
Bellevue. La, Feb. q, 1875. lpr's fee III
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FINAL ACCOUNT.

Succession of Wilson In Parish Court Of
Dalrymple. deceased. Dossier parish, In.
sNotica II hereby given that Margaret A.
IN Dalrymple. administrative Of the
succession Of Wilson Dalrymple. deceased,
has thia day filcilin the of6se Of the Clerk
Of the District Court for Bossier parish, her
final account a. aalininistratrix Of said sue
cession. ~ =
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that II opposition is not
sasde thereto within the time prescribed by
law, said account will be hornologated and
made the Judgment Of the Court.
Witness. the Hoa b. F. Fort, Parish
Judge Of Bossier parish La, this lst day
Of March, 1875 -
Given under my official signature and
ssat fofhce. It Bellevue, La. on date above
written. -
s j. W. WALKER,
n50 2ts.prsfee44e Clerk Dist. Court.
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The Bible Readers Map.
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and locations, If existing Arab tribes and
villages; the ancient and modern boundaries
and references 10 Scripture texts where
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Public Sales.



r. T. Stinson, 1t ii.
In Parish Court. Bossier Parish, LcaiisiAnAs
No AL.
B. +. Fort
vs..
r. T. StinsoIn M 81 ssss
In Parish Court Of Bossier Parish, Louisi-
ana, No. 446
Dy virtuesofa writs Of fefi fariaH, isepea
ID in the above named suits, BY the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Bossier par.
ish, Louisiana, and directed to the Sheriff
of Bossier, there has been seized and wall
be sold at public auction to the last aud
highest bidder, before the Court House
door, in the town of Bellevue, Booster parish,
Louisiana, within the legal hours Of SALE on
the first Saturday, the 3rd day Of April,
1875, the following described lands, to-wit !:
The whole of section number twenty four,
in township number nineteen, range num-
Der thirteen. in the parish Of B0ssler, La,
Seized az the property of the defendant,
r. i. Stinson, and to be sold to pay ard sat
isfy said writs
Terms Of S&h- Cash, with bcueGt Of up.
praisement.
Act Of akHas expenee of purchaseh
B. r. ONEAIn Sheriff.
Per w. II. HE, deputy
February 9th, 1878 tpr's fee go
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1876. AGAIN. 1876.
Louisville Weekly Courier journal

1oDtinues for the present year its liberal
~ arrangement, whereby, on the 3lst Of
December, 1875, it win distribute impartial.
" anrunx It's subscribers,
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Price Of Tickets Only One Dollar.

Price Of Tickets Only One Dollar.
Low TO REMIr--Money must be sent by
Ii registered letter to Round Rock,
Williamson Comfy, or Postoffice Money Or
der ON Austin, Texas.
pepOsitory-C.R 4. Johns q Co., Bankers,
Austin, Travis county, Texas.
Directors: FRANCIS nj. BUEfN, Mama
ger; John. w. Christian aud Alex. Harris.
The Concert will be under the immediate
supervision of Mr. C. T. SISSON, which will
bea sn6icient guarantee that the price paid
for the ticket will insure the worth of the
money. $500 ~ = : '&Ss
Rerferences: Coffee & Henderson, At
torrieys.at law; Gafey 4 Morrow, Attorneys
at law; Makemson & Posey, Attorneys-at-
law, Georgetown, Texas. Norton Noses,
Burnet, Burnett county, Texas.. B. A. Bland
ford, Auetin Encampment, 10. 0. r.; Gen.
B. zimpleman, AUSTIN Encampment, %.
@. #.
Endorsement Of our Own oatisens.
ROUND Rock, Williamson Co, Texas, Z
January Is, 1875. {
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-05

SoMr forty feet of Hyren Henry's dam, on
BLACK River, In rerkinsvllc, was swept away by
the high water on the 10Th
JouN T. ruAIn the convicted murderer Of Mrs
Ann fueze at Rutland, under his sentence Of
hard labor, has been pnt to work with the peg
gng machine In the shoe shop u tho Vermont
state prison
Henry THOMPSON, who was so badly Injured
In Woodwad's factory, Woodstock, some four
weeks ago as TO have his life despairod Of for sew
efa days, i slowly improving aud hopes are en-
tertained Of his complete recovery.
InE small factory situated in that part Of I.ud-
low known as " Grahansyillc." was totally con-
snmcd on Wednesday morning the 2sth ult
The fire WIS discovered ahout two O'Clock, and
was then under such Roadway that any attempt
70 stay It's progress was entirely out Of the ques-
ton the whole front part Of tho building being
wholly enveloped In flames The mill Was used
Tor the manufacture Of blankets, and until re-
Gently had been run by William Barnes a Co
lhi- company failed recently. and for short
time past what manufacturing has been done was
~ the Messn-. J. W. & y e. Pcitigrew Of Iud-
stock on hand NJ The time Of the failure, aud were
running u ont at the time the building harmed.
mere was no Insurance the building or the
personal property destroyed.
rur Barnett saw mill. at Springfield. was
burned "Wednesday morning. The fire was dis
covered about three O'Clock the cause unknown.
The building was two stories in height forty by
sixty feet In size, aud bad considerable valuable
machinery. aud large circular saw. It WIS
leased by the Industrial Works J. " Ellis SUI
perintendent. BY this Mr. Ellis 10 again dis
turhed In business and with the COMPANY mccss
with large loss although there was ~ coo insur-
anec on machinery and from thirty to forty ot
the best class uf operatives thrown out Of employ
ment The building is supposed 10 have beea
quite well insured
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-05

PLEASANT OccAsIoS.-The neighbors and
friends Of Mr. Edwin Bond and wife, Of Marsh
field, gathered on May day IN good number to
celebrate with the young farmer and wife the fifth
anniversary Of their marriage not so much to be-
stow the worldly wares as to encourage the con-
tnuance Of the honeymoon-like life thus far lived,
To buoy their spirits in the acquisition OF the need
full, by the interchange Of friendships offerings,
and to stimulate such an assimilation as is NO con
genial in society the result Of frequent
citation. very enjoyable season was had. The
bride and groom accepted the wares and wit with
evident relish; and all seemed TO think it good to
be there, and worthy Of repetition. The bestow-
ers only regret that the occasions are so rare.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-05

RELIEF ComMrTTEE.N q meeting Of several
ladies called together at the Unitarian yestry,
yesterday, an organization was formed for the re-
lief OF those destitute persons who were burned
out a, the lite fire, The committee is composed
OF Mrs. c. W. Willard, Mrs. J. II. Bos,wick, Mrs.
II. S LOOMS, Mrs. Luther Newcomb Mrs S. Bur
hank, Mrs. George W. Reed and Mrs. J. W. Ellis.
Mrs Samuel Wells was appointed Treasurer, and
Nrs. G. Fl. Plumley, Assistant Secretary. Desti-
tutc parties desiring assistance should apply to
any Of the committee, and they would be thank
full for information from persons who have knowl.
edge OF such. A general meeting Is called for
this afternoon, at the Unitarian church, at two
O'Clock Mr.. James X, Iangdon made generou,
contribution OF 500 to the cause
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-05

ANNUAL MEErisG.-The Green Mountain Assoc
citation Of universasts will hold their annual
meeting In Chester, Wednesday and Thursday.
June 9Th and i0th. A full attendance is desired.
Delegates will be required to bring written re-
port OF their respective parishes. There will be
an occasional sermon by the Rev l.. Hewitt, Of
Woodstock. Subject Church Organization a
lecture by the Rev DIR. Eli Ballou. of South Wood
stock Subject; Temperance an essay by the
Rev. J. '. Simmons, Of Springfield. Subject;
"How Shall We Retain Adults in the Sunday
School p The Chester parish extends an invita-
tion to all, and entertainment will be furnished
for all who attend Tho Central Vermont Rail-
road will furnish half fare return tickets to all
who have paid full fare In going to the Associa-
ton. Persons desiring any further information in
regard to said meeting can obtain II by address
ing the Rev. y. J. Chaffee, Clerk of the Associa-
ton, North Chester
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-05

MARsHrIELD.-Mr. John d. Pike gave sugar
party, May LIST, 1t being general invitation. Mr..
Pixies generosity was well appreciated, there being
about seventy-fiye persons In attendance. After
partaking OF liberal quantity OF Mr.. Pixies ex-
celsor sugar, the attention of those in attendance
was called to a long row Of tables on which was
placed almost everything in the pastry line that the
inner could ask for. Perhaps II would be
well to add that Mr.. Pixies sugar orchard and
boiling apparatus are first class, and that the
the state.
The hotel has changed landlords, Mr. Luther
Bemis having rented it OF the late incumbent
Mr.. Bemis is a gentlemanly, s;mitforward young
man, besides being temperance man All per.
sons patronazing him will be sure to depart with
good wishes for the new landlord %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-05

HARDwIcK.-Atthe May hall, at Drenans Hall,
in this place, Friday evening, the Goth ult there
was fair attendance
Wheeler Boardman, saw mill owners at this
place, have commenced saving hardwood lumber
on the Drew contract for one hundred thousand
feet Of one and half inch floor stuff
Mr. swedfeser, our new miller, is rapidly put
ting the mill in order for first class work His
wheatmil is now in good shape for successful bust
meas, This will be good news for the many farm
ers who have been obliged to 90 To other towns or
villages for long time, for satisfactory milling
especially Of wheat. Good work fully attests the
quality Of the mill, and the practical skill OF tho
miller
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-05

DEATH OF JosKrH s. WALros.-T The Sherbrooke
Gazette announces the death, on the 10th ult, OF
JOSEPH s. WALTON, the founder Of that news
paper. He was the fourth son Of George Walton,
Of Peacham VI, born April 2, 1902 At the age
Of fourteen he entered the WArcHMAs office ut
Montpelier, as an apprentice to his brother Ezekiel
2, Walton, and subsequently, was partner with
him In the business Of publishing and bookselling
In 1928, In company with Lewis Person, he started
the Essex County Republicaa. at Essex, n Y, and
continued 1t for few years; next removed to
Rock Island, stanstead, and engaged in the print
ing and book-bnding business with Asa Gaylord,
who was also from Montpelier and in 1884 they
removed to sherbrooke and established the Farm
ers advocate. In 1899, Mr. Gaylord retired, and
the title Of the paper was changed To the SAer-
brooke Gazette, under which name It has ever
since been published. Mr.. Walton was very
highly esteemed for his personal character and
real In every good work.
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Boston Produce Market.

MoSDAr, May J. 1873
BUTTER market doll and prices are the de-
enr. fnf the best lots Of outside prize and
pe- oi the sales have been at ttl6c n h very fine lot
Of 90 bnttrt would sil command 2tef2r, but very little
here commands Doc " n, Inc viii buy fair lot.
CiIIsL-We continue 10 notice steady demand for
cheese d previous prices Exporters send N large quaint
te every week and ocs are getting ~ q their s,och
o. ud nt id rates Choice factory commands i6i and
fancy inis isr n ~ fn cheese has iuade
appearance New Yofk. and sold Shetisc n r but
none have here yet.
fLoUk steady but not active demand Tor -four
and prizes nru Low grades including Mestern
extras have fu demand for the trade and
the Province. NJ t,2srb5 " barrel. Bakers Wisconsin
and Minnesota extras selling at t35e1b50 u barrel
White whaats Det with fair demand At Net615 for Ohio
Indiana and Michigan, Se2e 3 for Illinois, and sG25ets
n barrel for IT. Louis. fanfy Minnesota brands range
fetsse 81 barrel ami thu latter y extreme price
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- WASHINGTON COUNTY. SIS
wAsHIseros corsTr cLEaK's orrIcR,l


Wherein, Ellen Cary, o. Montpelier. In the county OF
Washington. has this day filed Ia this office libel
able TO e County Court, September term, 1875, settling
forth. In substance, that she duly married Edward
Cary.o boston, In the county Of Suffolk and state Of Mas
sachusss at said Boston the th day ot October A. D.
las by - Burre minister Of the Gospel, that she
lived with said Edward to the hth Of December lss In
the due observance Of the marriage contract her part,
but the SAIL Edward refused 10 perform the his
part but treated her with nioerablc severity that his
duct such that she compelled TO leave him the
sth day Of DeceDher Aforesaid through fear Of bodily In
jury, and that he has furnished her support
cept four dollars and praying she maiden
and praying for divorce the said Edward And
Whereas II u made to appear To the Clerk OF said
Court that the eee resides out Of this state that the
libel cannot he personally served HIM II l. therefore
dere that the eee be notified Of the pendenoe Of This Pc
Triton BY the publication Of this order and the substance Of the
aforesaid libel three weeks successfully Vermont
Waterman State Journal the last Of which publications
washingion County Court, 1876 and the said Edward
Gary hereby required 10 appear before the County Court
next 70 be held at Montpelier within and for the county Of
Washington the second Tuesday In September next
the hfst Of the terra and make said suit
cording to the statute In such provided.
Gyeu under my hand at Montpelier said county this
l9th day Of April. l-7s.
J, A. WING, Attorney. 1871
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lrafhs.

In Montpelier, May MARGARET COOPER. aged about
~ years.
ia Rochester. May .. JOHN PAUL, aged 81 years.
In Rochester, May !, AMAsA FISK, aged 81 years.
In Bethel, April "a. ELLA CLOuGH, aged ~ years.
In Rochester, April %, Mrs. BENJAMIN HUTTON, aged
10 years.
Barry, aged about q, years.
In iyegae Aprl a. Of lung fever pneumonia, ELIZA.
BETH A. DiCKEY. aged "a yeats.
In IiydeDafk, April 10. LORENZO ID. CHENEY, son Of
Lorenzo u. and Della Cheney, aged 70 years.
In johnson, April "a, NELSON II, TuLIrER, aged I
years aud Apnl 25 UkORdE b. both OF
rash.
In johnson, April IA. MARY rIKE, aged 100 years,
months and days. Her centennial was observed Sose-
Der ", 1874.
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STATE or VERMONT, y.

N Flobaie Court. held a Monpeer. N sAld Di.iIct
on the 23d day VI April. A. D. is7s.
Hiram Wells, administrator OF tho estate Of George Will
ley late " Cabot In said district DECREASED hiI
administration foe aud allowance
makes application for decre q distribution and psriias
Of the estas Of SAID deceased whrrcupon, 4 orrrrt By
said court that sah account aud said appicao b
fere 70 session thereof 10 be held al the probate once IN
hearing and decision thereon And, y further ordered.
that notice hereof be- given 10 all persons nteestsd BY pub
caton Of the three weeks successfully In hs Vermont
Waterman and State Journal newspaief publshed ~
Montpelier 10 said time appointed for hearing that
they appear NJ said time and place and show Gauss.
any they may have ny ad account should not b Allowed
and such decree made. by the Court-Aue-t,
1918 HARVEY flLDES, Judge.
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BRIGrr, CHERRY AND USEFUL, with it, fifty
five fine engravings and its multitude of practical
articles and suggestions, is the american .igif-
cdtirisi for May lst Like every other copy this
year the number before us shows decided I'm
provement over the previous issues of this journal
during the past thrty-three years Of publication
II gives much plain, practical, trustworthy in
partments-indeed, for all classes Its bold OK
posture Of hnmbuss has been feature OF almost
every nulnber for many yeats The current vol
ume is giving valuable series Of practical articles
by Prof Atwater. showing How Science does
and can aid Cultyators' also, large number OF
engraved house plans aud descriptions, with items
of cost, or Cheap ana convenient homes for the
people in country and village. These last are
alone worth many times the cost of this Journal
lSl. 60 year, post-paid). Orange Judd Company,
publishers, 245 Broadway, New York.
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PaoBArR CouIu. The following business was
transacted In the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington, during the week ending May 3, 1875:
April n, ID. A. Browns estate, administration ac-
count referred to May Is. Harriet Turner'S es-
tate, ID. X ferrand, administrator; T. w. Hnntley
and 5. s. Foster, appraisers and commissioner
Eliakim Aliens estate will referred for probate to
May TO- Sylvester jennings estate, $. X. Cam
eron, administrator. N. l.. Farnsworth's estate.
commissioner report returned April 2s. Josiah
L. Browns estate, commissioner report returned.
April 20, Marcellus NJ simons' estate, Olive
simons administrators; zenas Giasier and Ed
ward Austin, appraisers and commissioners.
Lillian Cressey's guardianship, guardians account
allowed. May !, Charles Swift's estate will
proved; c, D. Holden, executor; J. H. Holden and j.
c. Leland, commissioner. May 5. susl O. Delch-
srs guardianship, guardians account allowed.
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i osiSGE'Qousry, JUNE TERM. is1s
hs yas s sd R MS yas nave s .gss1a ss scu
he cis ses n ,sd ecSaiy .sns forth that % ,hs "a
Ia d seaa s s & i pS % u
sa shsl.ss no5ss dee, e certain land Y saa casi.
whR ss. % e s .. "a cns s Ss :s 3, ne
nsIs q q sd lott
% ssssa handrsa doafs one note assbis each yssr on
% s ss q s s the Win s' Ss y snss the
iai.hsr setting forth maj ihs ls,h day o. May D
ss exc presioa.i DECIDED Royal White .
AND and N . s co. saa a a Ss%
% X nc is Of q 's snos ssa o s e
aS's p BY 81 Ss ssa s sS
Newton payable 70 the ead J9hns9n symmes. with
wards Inc sail Norman newton oonSsSsa ali b eres u
,as premises e ~ < s , % saia chs:ss And
having paid no! caused 70 be paid 20 he ssd Kha and
gage q ihs is the said Sha md Raras r. ss p
.ss hs ps,oa sgas., The sail ch =, s. and M i
Is The % q S es Sa q ses az. a coa ss ss .
newton a. and Rs T. Ss~,sa sSo,ls Pay .. the ssS Eha
rea s ". aa y d or sna n ave- fs %
Sss sss S So ssa a Nh ss nd
srs DAY q hg p @ IA e ssy ss s. s1 an
them should forceiossd Of al equity q IsiemPoa y
.sd e%.s Aaa M srs ss tsn ss led . s ssu sp
with hs sa order and sd Court the tis TO sAd
ssss. & al "a he rsa and
the pstoners And further settling fofth tnAt Tue sad
johnson Symnes, by virtue 81 his said noneaee emhn-
Ing title Interest In said premises AND claiming r@ht
TONERS. And further settling FORTH that IN addition V the
sums 10 ordered paid the INST day Of April, A. ID.
sIS there are Of two hundred dollars each with
large o. a.s.es, on INC same ~ anPsid And
Synm.. In lhs prenlisrs may b< fofccloaed.
And appealing that the said johnson syuime< resides
out Ok he Vermont, hereby ordered that be 10
q AVpsAr and spswe. 10 said petition OF he Art
tuesday June A. H. 1873 At session VI <ald Court th<n
and hes 70 be held 4 chsls.a ~ and ~ ~ esury q
watclnan and stale Journal thre weeks SUCCESSFULLY s
o. which publications si b. At least twen days pre-
under my hand. ~ chclaoA, o county VI ORANGE
this is'A day Of April A. p is a 'urscKLEr. c,..s.
wiLLiAn ,. u. HEsARp, AiaerneyG VII
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In Probate Court, held Montpelier within and said
Detrict, on the ith day q May, A. u. 1875.
Neaon A. Chase, guardian Of Jenneite ID, Preston OF
Herln In said District. makes application Gad Court for
license 20 sell the following described real estate u his said
war " Wit all the real estate Of whhh she "a seized and
possessed, situated In Mdeses, In sad District represent
Ing that the sale thereof for the purpose u pung Inc pr
cees Of such sale Al interest Investing the
or real estate. would be beneficial 70 sld ward Where
upon " y ordered by said court. that said application
b referred 20 session thereof TO be held at the probate Of
nee In said Montpelier on the 2sh day u May A. b. 1878 Tor
hearing and decision thereon And II IA further ordered that
~ persons interested BE- notified hereof by publication u
ts ~ said application and oner thereon three
ee.rl yay IN the Vermont Waterman and Journal
publhffdA Montpelier before said time Of bearing
they mat Appear At said time and place and. n they
cause, ohe;t, hereto. ny the Court-Atest,
77-7q HARVEY TfLDEN. Judge.