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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14

PORT OF RICHMOND, july ID, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Farmers Return, White, james river,
lumber, to master.
SAILEh
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New Crk' mercnan-
disc and messengers. G. ". Allen K 60.
S. rn IIinnce. Carr. Philadelphia, mcrchan-
1;.e AMI messengers ". 4. Porter, agent.
Steamer shirley, Trayeis, basllmore, .nefchah-
DIS. and passengers. l.. q. TituIT afrrt .
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford NorIolh' iher-
chaudise auu Passengers. l.. Is. atuln: agent: -.
Schooncr j. II. Va"ce, Lee, Philaleiphih Dto
Ci,rernont railroad. ties. Cnrtis & Parker:
Echoouer Hattie r. Giles, Phelps, Newoerry,
coal curtis l. Parker. ,,,,,,,
Schooner ". J. McNanghon, Burns, ih'ladel-
mia granite curtis & Parker.
CLEARED, FOR THIS FORT.
Rark Edwin (Sorw.), Chrstoifcrson, Liverpool
June 9Th. -, ,. ,u,,. OH
Schvoucr IIarluder, Alexandra, july Tn. OIL,
Schooner NJ. r. simmons, Gaudt, MO, july Gun
Schooner H. II. Fish, Nixon. Boston. July ION;
Schooner :. q. Wolf. McDeVilt, Philadelphia
July 18th. r,,1
NEW YORK. July 13.-Arrlvrd: trisia' 'anaud'
rriy.d out: Amaz N, s. G. Blanchard, Fanny -
NcClelIan Garib ,di, atlantic, Harmohla' Nes'eiu
Empire, Melbourne, EInn I DOE.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP <eeEss
" conn AMY. sHkGE
FOR NEW YORK.

This Company TiIl dispatch N tSsaE splenis
BELL, RICHMOND, and sfEoRt Z W. ELDER
every TUEsDAY. FRIDAY ar<1 SUNDAY al
These ships are entirely new, and were onilf ex'
prsssly for tilis route
They have sIsendid saloons, ststerooo 3 ana cain
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attena IN are I'm
surpassed.
At New FORK OF the Compsny's covereds 'er' 81
North 7tver. 81. nt - .-sl#1 = FL,
j. Freignts for points beyond NeTYork facs 9ruec
with dispatch and no charge male excepS . ;tual
expenses incurred y .-.... : t.'t.. .
Freigf, received until P. d. daily. 'EEt ~
For Turner Information, apply 70 s.-ss- t.-. r
- GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agentn.
MP fS office Conpanvs whaYTes 'RocKetus
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PosrAL.-New po>t-ofiices are established
at Favette station, Fayette county, W. Va,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, from
huntington to Hinton, with Charles F. Jones
As postmaster !; at Evergreen Mills, Loudonn
county. Va, on the route from Leesburg to
SudIey'S springs, With James w. johnson as
postmaster; mt Trenton Mills, CHAMBERLAIN
county, Va, on the route from Cumberland
Courthouse to New Canton, with q. L. VII
hanson as postmaster.
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GO CANTON INSIDE L1NR.1saa5.,p
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
--. RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
--. RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TREWEEkLY.
- On and AFTER OCTOBER 1ST the splendid irIn
steamers Of this line will leave Ricnlscn,t TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS froIa
Powhatsn Steamboat Lines pier, ascorner OF
Twenty-secpnd md Eock streets, makinyclose con.
nCctiom eaess TIP at Canton, Md. (rast Ratimortl
with the Ptilss,elphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
kahrouf Company for Phadelphis. -s.E 49,
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: -
All freight ~ this line covered oy tire andHnarine
insurance free OF cost No dockage Charged AT
Rchmnid. Rates as low as any other line. This
IL the quickest line between Philadelphia and Riel
mond. .a..t.. s.F
Preigliss erterei by this line should be marked
"Cantpu Inside Ltne," and sent to the Ph:kR1el-
phla, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Pi.;'adei-
pbia- .a'...L =
Frcghts received daily in Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further Information apply TO
l.. Il. TATUM, Agent,
: Offices Twenty-seconh and dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, orto.
T. $. WILSON, General Freight agent.
'Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadelphia ia9
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Bishop Dudley, OF Kentucky, who is So
iourniny ut The Hygeia Hotel, was invited to
nold services in the Episcopal church, and
ofhciated there yesterday morDiog. A very
large congregation was present, and the
Bishop delivered Il most eloquent and i'm
pressive DISCOURSE Letter from Fortress
Monroe IN Norfolk landmark.
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HoNoRs TO GARiBALDi on Ills ARRIVAL
AT CEvlrA FgccHIA.- Rome, July l2.--dart'
baIdi arrived ut Cevita Neccnia to-day Oh DIS
way Lack TO Cuprero. The crown unuoiSeo
his carriage and drew him TO bis hotc'. Inc
town is illuminated Tonight III honor Q! A's
presence,
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The physician IN Attendance upon Robert
Da.c Daen, III lndlaDa, gives II is his opinion
lAa his PATIENTS hOpee>sly insane. He sa! S
iurihcr, The Indianapolis journal announces,
tuat the dissase l. soiLcnlng OF the briin, aud
th4. Mr. U"en caunot he expected 70 live
longer than fortnight.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATeM,
u COMPANY. ssznssssiSs-Slaas

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
OLD. POINT MD WE DE L'EAU HOTELst
AND
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On aud after TUESDAY, June 1st 1875, this
Company fast and elegant steamer JOHN SIL-
VtS'rr r. Captain }. A. POST, carrying United
States Mai, will leave wharf, Rockets, Tor above
named points II ESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SAEGa DAYS at 9 a. NJ.
Passengers uake sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York
FARE TO WE DE L'EAU A&D
OGD f'lLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
KUN ~ lHbf .............. . DU
FARE TO NORFOLK UNLi........ 2 90
FARE To- NORFOLK AND Re-
ItRN.... ----...,......,............ . 0U
Fare to Baltimore. observation-disclosures. 90
Fare TO. Philadelphia. Observation-Disclosures. 30
Fare to New YORK .................... IL 3U
Ticke - for sale on S'eaBers, ut Garoer i Co. IS
Ticket, Agency, Nam stree and Exchange Hotel,
aud baagagt check.H through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk. and Portsmouth. and
regular landings on james river from A. NJ. TO
6 l.. NJ nc reasOu able rates.
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid.
+. j. TATUN, General Agent.
Office Company's wharf. Rockets; branch office
ut W. ID. BlLiF " cos, corner of MIMI and Main
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DRUGS. NJ EDltlNES. Hc.
FRENCH PHARMACEUTICALS
AT
MEADE BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

WIN pEPSiNE La DIASTASE,
WIN DE DCsART, au Lucto Phosphate DC tha"N'
sIRoP DE DUSART, au Lacto-Phosphatc de
ChauX:
GOUDRON DE GUYON
PtPSINE-BUUDAULT
PEPoINE Torcl,
PEPSINE Amylacee,
pEpsINE AGA sUCRE,
PHOSPHATE DE FyR-par Leras
SlRUP DE AUBERGlER,
PERI. ES D'HuILLE PhoSPHOREE'
PEKI.ES DE CHLOROF0RME.
p.RLES D'ESSaNCE TEkEBINTH1NE,
PERLES DE VALERlANE,
PR ,ES SIDE PAULLlSlA,
PRISES DE 6 UARASA,
PaSrIILES Dr DE-. BELLOC.
pASTILLES DIGEST1F DU BCISSON,
PASTILLtS DE L. EAU EMS,
lamar INDIEN-fruit laXatif contre Ia constipa-
| ton, snd all new and valuable remedies for sale
bv MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists.
mv1o 919 Main street
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r uMBER! LUMBER! EuMBER !

TRUMAN A. PARKER s GO.
have on hand at their yards. crnec stf,h ana m
and sixth and Canal streets, Eres stoeS " ~.
kinds of LuMKER: also, GLAn1D W iHppgTW s
&C., &C.. which they Ole. for sale Ysfs low p1se'
my $50
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

ItlLIINUND, JlTy Io' TOT
... ..s... j.. OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-HhHs, 90 bushels new. Req II
bushels neu.
CokN.-W While, So bushels.
SALES. ."
WIIEAT.-EhHe. 10 bushels very good new at
1874. ReI 1872 bu-ht - good new at $50
CORS.-1EkIte. 20 bushels very goQl on private
terms 40 bushels prime at 90c. 26 bushels prime
on private leruS. Total, 81 bushels.
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paANOS. ORGANS. sSc. ,>>>~~
\ RRIyAL AND DEPARTURES 4l
n OF PIANO. FoRTEs.

,.,-,ssrs are constantly receiving supplies pns.
Tss sS9,e PSRrs and The saSs
9 Gor siiss III rcd = 70 aasyy - 10 the ou
trims y Sa s.; Ssa is avail ss'a
ind,tcemea2 t. buy OF u.s.. 80 reprcsented At our
establishment q, exchange.
S ssye,s, ,an s sisas 3 bad .. eur
safe and a,r rs 81 ewsSooDaOysE z PAhAAA'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TORS SALE. THESTOCk, GOODWILL,
L and FIXTURES of a FIR: Tel AsS GRO
Gerry STUkE-an old, established house. 80 bet
ter stand In the city. A rare chance, upon accom-
modaling terms. Inquire nf
SQUIRE & CRAWFORD.
Real Estate Agents anu AucIioneers,
iyl2-h&W2 No. 9l7 Bank street
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EOR BALTIMORE StTMsl
II TRI.WEEKLY. ssselk
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE,

NO D0CKAGE CHARGED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY anu
MISSIONER, oi this line, leave their new pier, III
tue LOCK. loot Of Vwenlv-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNIEGS At 4
O'Clock and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4
O'CLOCK for salti,noyc making close connections M
Locust. Oni with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also, win Northern
Cent raj rail- oaiL tor northern cities and Canada
Through bills signeo 70 Baltimore anu Ill points
Yves. aud rates guaranteed rs low US by any otnel
ling Annly 70 l.. B. TATUM, Agen;.
Offices, Twenty-second aud DOCK and NiRtn anc
Main streets. ocoA
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GROCERIES,. dc.

r E. MORRIS & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND.
WHOLESALE FANCY GEOCERS,
No. GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VA"
respectfully call the attention of ,hetrsie to their
full aud complete stock OF
Cross 6 Brucxwrrs. Motions. and CoOper'sPlC-
KRIS, CfiO CHOW, sAUCES5 &C;
r + + COlmau's MUSfAkDS:
ON & Nelson's rLAIlStS; ,,,,,r.o
E.tsr>s III, tCOLAFF, COCOA, audBkDmaS, .
Gnruon 4 niIworrh.s PktsEk MEs aud JELLlEs' )
= inpsford & duryea's STARCH;
IaI;NURY aud FANCY S''APS;.
SpIctS. GA MED 6CODS;.
.msrican PICKLES and - tlCESi
r. ct a fun assortment ~ the fancy grocery hnc
a. low as New York or Baltimore pzicss, delivered
htge. y rxctus1yrry
Goods dciiye red In the cit wIttlQAt cnarge. =,
Sur stock has been ). ecIed with care 0y mr.,
Y PEnKISsOS with the.lt'e firSn oil L: Baimef y
COZ who fully understand the wants OF tne tfane.
We ask for MIN lhlal SupnOs1, pieog,h3 OH as
selves that any goods ppretlt,an o, US sha'i give
satisfaction. JOHN r---Hohhi" " w
10
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CANNED TOMATOES.

Having q large lot OF CANNED TOMAIloTS
~ pound cansj. and desiring to close out ter new
crop | will sell during the month 5OU uozrn cans
| " the low price OF 100 per GOzen. Guaranteed
! standard, ue4l a. flALLNl,0h'
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. July Noon.-Stocks sxtrenels
dul and lower. money, X. Gold. lIsA. Ex-
e;t,m 4s7h; short, ASK. Governments
Gull and steady. STATES dull and steady.
Erening-Moaev easy ut zoe. Sterling lit
TIE weaker nj 4S7k. Gold weak aud lover at
ft0an1i5>- governments active and little fetter
STAKES quiet and steady. .-..,...-....
BALTIMORE. a~s a-.-e
BALTIMORE. July 13.-Vrginia 6's. rieelers, 46iff;
c0Uspis, 81 West yirginia's. S1t North Carolina
G's, sid, 20A new. II; special tax, 4. Bid Io-cay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14

r HAVE THIS DAY TURNED OVER
/ 10 j. Il. FORD all o. my mules, wagons. draws.
and harness, to he w,rked by him, IS my agent Tor
NY benefl'. "A Purchases made ny the said Fora
90 ny :" K. l.. BUTtER
B,ruNoSD UNIV 1e75 T.. S2w%
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Dh,'PARTURE OF sTEaMrn.

e. -. = .,.s x2RK .;zghs sEz
,naulsflip OIIu.s1 0MiSIES, CsDlajn N 49,.
w! Ja q s.,, & c,ssocs 4 s &.
ThrduEis bills or iso. NJ signed ana seoes fsr
waraed with dispatch 10 ~ pCtais north, soniS
east, and west also, to fotesn ports. AZ ,hs''T'FS
Passenger acc0mln Ddations Unsurpassed. ,Ig !;
Fare, TO New York, 412; steerage, 81; FOUND.
trip tickets, $40, ii
For freight or passage apply % ~ @ltast~
q siaI a"s Ha g.. W.ALLEHt& CO.. sAHs9:s.
jy 1S.3t &.r fOmDaD S's W harf. kof kfrfs.
DHILADEIPHI A EICF- zsSes
~. MOND, AND NORFOLK sTEAM.SsIksa
sh Up P, II LIEE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
tns the will leave Philadeiphta every TUES
DAY :. I'D SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESD. " and FRIDAY at II O'Clock.
Freight AIKEN at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, PEI, nsyv2nla, and Delaware, for Provi.
dence and 'oston. Also. for Liverpool and Ant.
werp via Rec Star aoC American steamship lines,
and h.lls Of lao lug sienef thronpn. fa
= 80 - W. P. PORTER. Agent,
1423 Dock street. Richmond.
", LLlAM p. CLYDE s. CO.,
mf,Ie NOT 81 WITH ~hsrves, Philadelphia
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, July II, 1873.
mn, ri.cs.45l Moon rises........ l.ls
49,, as 20 High toe. .........
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RAILROAD LyEEs

Train leaving Richmond at $50 A. M. -ursd.yr
te3cept Sunoayl stopping at all regular staiions
aIaln ieaV19H Richmond 4, 81 r. M. INNS div
Stopping at Hanover. Louisa, Gordonsyi,le. CSasy,'
lottesyiiie Ivy. Mechum's river, Green wood. Ar
ton.l Waynesboro, Stauntop, Goshen. Nillborn,
CoviDgtoD, and all stations west Of ALLEGHENY,
Sce0Dlmodatioa trafn leaves RichnoHd for CIR.
louisville and ali intermediate stations daily 1er
cept Sunday at $3.50 r NJ. va
Pullman sleeping.car rims on 9:I0 P. M, train
between Richmond and " hite Sujphur A
Trains arrive at Richmond as follows:
Express Tain daily at. a. NJ.
Mail Train daily Except sunday a..... $40 r.. M.
accommodation Train daily Except -
Sunday Observation-Disclosures. $50 A. NJ
above. - : -r@'~1,l''s 90 80
Trains make close connection with trains of the
hienm9nd ana Dapville and Richmond and Peters,
putS TaliLoaos. both TO and from Rich mond.
TOT Iuruer information, rates. C., apply at S26
MAIL street, or ateompanyis offices. - -
CONWAY Z. HOWARD,
... aeneIai MESSENGER and Ticket Agent.
-Lts W. NJ. s. DUNN. tTs 'I-f
:. Engineer and Superintendent Transportation.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ORLEANS PROBATE o6URT.

Probate Courts are held at Nevpofo on Monday and
saturday and at lrasburgh ON Wednesday aud Thus
day. Of ea'h week. The following business was trans
se,ed Cor the week ending Novsmber IS.
nov s-Nartha Mason'sestate; commissioner re-
port returned.
nov Diane minor; Augusta A. Lane appointed
guardian.
Nuy lO.-John Jenness' estate; commissioners re-
ror, returned G. b. Meuilrs estate S r. jenkins
administrator; VIM. Twombly and L. W. simpson
aq.rssrs and commissioners. Abigail Wilson's estate
orfrror notice for license.
SOY. u.-HolHs Atwelrs estate; license granted.-
Prudence Martins estate; settlement of guardian
count Geo r. Holmes estate; D. A Mausur George
Tontroy and G. D. Holmes, administrators with win
annexed j. E. Dickcrman, Geo D wyman and Chas.
Lgnt appraisers aud commissioners.
nov. I2.-LeyI ~. ParkhursCs estate will present
aI hearing on probate Dec. g. at Newport
Sow lJ-M n. Dailey's estate; settlement Of adj
mul.trltou account; decree of distribution. John s.
TIustrs estate; commssioucrs' report returned.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
OUR CLUB LIST.

We have made arrangements with the
publishers, enabling us to send the Mon
roE and either Of the following publi-
cations for the price annexed, postage
paid:
Hasroy DAIRY GloHr, price $500. and Monitor both
Hrr yrar f0r g.tu
B6sroy WEEKLY Glonr, prizes $500. and Monitor
both our year Tor 33i.
rasroy pulY JOURNAL price 50 o. and the Mont.
ODD. bath one year. for SOLO
UnsfaS SEut-WEEKLy JOURNAL. price $500 and the
Monitor both one year Tor $500
UHgrnS WEEKLY JOURNAL price $500 and Monitor
both 0uu year Cor $50
N-v YoaK WEEKLY TIMES. price $500. and Monitor
both one wear Tor Slaj.
Sew YonK srNi-wErELY Tmrs. price $500 and
OBJ. Monitor. both one year for St5O.
SEW YORK WEEKLY TatnuvE. price 81 90 and Mon
|t.r both one year Tor $50.
Sow IoUg SEMI WEEKLY TuBUSR, price s. 90 and
Monitor, uo;h one year Tor Si5o
srryarWLp WEEKLY grruuLIctN price 500. and
Monitor, both one year ior 80 90.
uAerrn.s WEEKLY price stO0. and Monitor both
u,rrEns BszAAR, price $500. aud Monitor. both
ou. year Cor $685..
u,urgs MozrHlr price $500, and Monitor. both
ou. year Tor Sj2i.
N1unr,t DutY WITNESS, price $500. and Monitor
both one year for $3.50.
MoyrRE,L THI-WEEKLY WITNESS price $500 and
tHH Monitor, both one year for s3.65
N0yr1rAL WEEKLY witness price lIO and the
Monitor. both one wear for Sass.
M1yrBrtL NEw DouryioN Monthly price 81 80
arI doe Monitor, both one year for $500
IorsEIotu price lilo, and the Monitor, both one
year ur $500.
ABrUrEs lLtusrRArEp HOWE MAGAzfyr, price
$3.50 anil the Monitor. both one year for $500.
IurElLs LIVING AGE, price IS 90. and Monitor
both ono year for IS 20
E0sr0y Pttor, price S3Gj. and Monitor both ont
7nl. with chrome. for 500
l4sH World. price s. co. and Monitor both one
year fr Situ.
UEtUrU Ayu HOME price So so and Monitor both
Urr year ior So 90.
The above terms are for yearly sub
scriptions only
The list will be extended next week
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

A pious New Jersey dame has stop
ped praying for her husband. because.
as she says. 81 have prayed so long
without effect that / think the Lord has
Just as poor an opinion of that man as
/ have"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
next weeks washing. Rome Sentinel.
Reaoine 21ofices.

THE NENERABLE ARcHDEAcoN ScoTT,
of Durham. Quebec. says that he suffer
ed from dyspepsia more than twenty
FIVE years. but that three weeks use of
the Peruvian Syrup Gan Iron tonic) has
benefited him so wonderfully that he
can hardly persuade himself of the re-
aity, and people who know him are
astonished at the change.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
NOAH srAIpNe.s ESTATE

- Orleans District. IS
In Probate Court held st Irasburgh IN said District
the 10th day Of November A. n ISIS
An instrument purporting e. b. the last VIII and
Testament Of NOAH SPALDING late q Glover.
in said district deceased being presented - the Court
by Phebe Spalding the Executrix therein named. for
Probate.
Il is ordered BY said Court that all persons concern
ed therein he notified appear at session Of sald
Court 70 be held the Probate Once in lrashuu-h.
aforesaid on the Ell day Of December. A. D. 1878 and
show cause II any they may have against the Prohste
Of said Will; for which purpose Is further ordered.
that COPY OF the record OF this order be published
three weeks successively IN tho Orleans County Mon-
i,or printed at Barton in said District previous 10 said
time appointed for hearing.
By the Court-Attest
46-4s +. A. STEWART. Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

Matilda. she cried. this week there
es a fair or a boss trot, or suthin' at
Utica, and you jest get out the tubs and
pals, and put 'em under the cave trough
and well catch enough soft water for
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

FARMERS, ATTENTION We have a
contract for Ttco thousand Bushels Of
Oats to fill. and will pay the highest
market price for them Price governed
by quality. FLINT BROS. & co.
Barton Landing. Vt. s. 1875.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

Governor Peck has accepted the day
named by President Grant, and APP
pointed Thursday, November 25th as
Thanksgiving Day.
ALBANK.
VIM X. Anns, the noted horseman.
having been in the employ of the Ut
tons Of Morrisville, for some time past,
has moved his family to that place, and
will continue to work for the same par
ties The Uttons are making horse
training a big business and need the
help Of Annis.
Two tramps lately undertook to stop
the horse which Miss Vance, daughter
Of Stephen Vance, was driving on her
return home from Barton. The young
lady didn't court an interview with the
fellows, and whipped up her horse so
smartly that she left the would-be rob-
bers alone in the woods.
The school at South Albany, taught
by Miss Clara A. Randall. closed Nov.
O. Of the scholars attending. FIVE, viz
Cora Rowell, Eta Cobb, Mary Anderson
Frank Patterson and Eddie Rowell had
no absent marks. Six. Annie Mason
Maggie Gilmour, Alice Anderson, Lilla
Far Mary Anderson and Eddie Rowel
bad no tardy marks. Those who were
marked To- in every study. were, Wilm;
and Bell Rowell. Bertha Smead, Matti,
Patterson. Mary and Alice Anderson
Lyman Ellis and Thomas Buchanan
standard Of marking was 10.
BARTON.
a heavy tall Of snow came on We'd
nesday night and for a few days sleigh
ing has been good.
Ars. A VI. Crane, now of st. Louis
author Of our "Trufax" letters, is HON
fora short visit.
Aaron lwombly killed a pig betwee
SIX and seven months old, last Friday
That weighed 325 pounds.
Uuy Z. Rowell has brought to our Of
nee an apple which he got in New Ham,
'aIre, which is sweet on one side an
sour on the other.
ourlast week locals from Greensbor,
Nait'bury and Derby reached US Monda
night, eitker through the fault Of III
mails or from other causes.
The puplic are invited to attend II
EXAMINATIONS at the academy tomorrow
'uere will be oral examinations in a
NE departments.
Wild geese have concluded that the
WI De no more Indian summer her
large flock passed over this place tn
morning, on their way to Florida.
W. Hall has returned from BostC
'Ds'' he has been to purchase ne
s''u'' and J. Z. Skinner has gone 10 Il
same place for the same purpose.
L's Brothers come out this wee
','' new winter advertisement viii,
o." are invited to read. They have ia
returned from the hub with heaps
New goy,i,.
Va account Of the religious intert
H.. IN the Hiram Cass schC
'',,,l' meetings will be held this we
~ Wednesday and Friday eveniu,
outside workers are invited.
Ar'. Samuel rwombly. of whom me
'' was made some time since, has s.
'e' TIE amPutation Of the dead In
~ mas caused her so much suffer-
we last year. The amputation "
'''''r@ed by DR.. R. b. Skinner. asst
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

We have just returned from market with what may
be safely called Of the largest stocks Of goods 70
be found In Northern Vermont and At prices for less
than they have been for years There has been
great fall in the price Of most all kinds Of goods and
yOu viii End prices 70 correspond with the tines
We have the la gest stock q Dress Goods We have
ever kept. We have also something new 10 the Inc
Of Clothing which cannot fail 70 suit all II takes
Ike hot cakes There has been great fall in price
Of Clothing. Our stock o. Small Wares vas never
better Just give call and Ne VIII prove 70 you
that there Is no fraud in the above statements. and
that there has actually been great fan IN The pTces
Of goods
FIX POWELL son.
cEzfsssury. w. Rev. Is. 1873. 49,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

The Michigan Farmer reports three
year-old steer which weighed $500 lbs,
when turned out to grass last spring
He belongs to Mr.. Beach of Livingston
County. Mich
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

ATTENTION All those that need shoe
leather please remember that FLINT
BROS. & CO., Barton Landing. VT. have
the largest stock of mems and boys
boots to be found in Northern Vermont.
And in addition they have just received
30 cases of mems, boys aud youths
overshoes, rubbers and rubber boots of
every style, and sizes to fit, from No
10 youths foot to No II mans Also
large line of white and black mecca
SINS. buffalo boots. &c. &c. All of the
above stock must be sold before January
lss, as they wish to close out this branch
of their business by that time. Call
and see if they have what you want.