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The New York herald., 1875-09-30
ENGLAND.

THE VANGUARD COURT MARTIAIs-cAPTAIN DAw-
KINs CEEsURED AND RELIEVED FROM COM
MAND.
LONDON Sept 90 1875.
The court martial Captain Dawkins Lieutenant
Hathorn, Navigating Lieutenant Thomas and the
mander Of the officers and OF Her Maesty's ship
Vanguard for the loss Of that vessel off wicklow Head
Ireland, the lst September, has been concluded.
The Court was presided over by Rear Admiral Lord
John Hay, C, B. and held on board Her Majesty's
ship Royal Adelaide flagship, at Deyonport-
THE WINDING.
The Court finds that the cause OF the sinking
of the ship owing TO the great speed MAIN
tanned by the squadron during fog 10 the Vanguard
improperly reducing her speed and the Iron Duke in
creasng her speed and sheerng from her course Cap
tain Dawkins is severely reprimanded and dismissed
from command. Lieutenant Thomas, Commander
Tandy and Engineer Brown are also reprmanded.
There reference made to the officers Of the Iron
Duke, who will probably be court martialed subse,
Quenty.
THE PRINCE OF WALES TO VISIT GREECE EN-
ROUTE TO INDIA.
ATHENS, Sept 20, 1875.
The British Legation here has informed the Greek
government that the Prince Of Wales will leave Italy ON
the 10th of October for India and will visit Athens en-
route. The government has accordingly appointed
commission to make preparations for his reception
ALDERMAN COTTON ELECTED LORD MAYOR OF
LONDON.
LONDON, Sept %, 1875.
The Liverymen of London met at the Guildhall, in
King street. Cheapside, at two O'Clock this afternoon,
TO elect Lord Mayor for the ensuing year Following
the ancient custom, the senior Alderman who has not
yet passed the Chair and has served Sheriff duly
elected This gentleman is Alderman William James
r. Cotton who elected member OF Parliament for
the city Of London at the last election Alderman Cot
ton will be Installed in his Office Lord Mayors Day.
November Q
STATISTICS OF THE FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE
LONDON, Sept. %, 1875
The foot and mouth disease has slightly Unfinished
in some counties and has increased in others. The
show that in East Sussex there 292
beasts affected in Gloucester, IL 900; in Warwckshire
sOoO in Cumberland s, 70o and in Westmoreland, 400
Yorkshire shows large increase.
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THE TEXAS STORM.
AID ARRIVING FOR THE sUFFERERs

AID ARRIVING FOR THE SUFFERERS.
GALVESTON, Sept. %, 1875.
Large contributions for the Indanoa and coast suffer-
ers coming forward from Austin, San Antona, New
Braunfos Dallas, Waco and Shreveport also from
many of the Northern and Eastern cities.
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THE hEPETTTIoN on AN oLp STORY.
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

RUMoRED APPOINTMENT OF MIR. G. DAWSON
COLEMAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA, AND REASON
THEREFOR.
WARRINGTON, Sept 20, 1878
There is nothing definite known as yet regarding Mr.
Delano's successor. Mr.. Coleman, of Pennsylvania
whose name is the last mentioned, recently sold or
presented TO the President number Of Hostein cattle
which nave been shipped to the Presidents farm
Those intimately acquainted with Mr. Coleman do not
think he would sacrifice the pleasures of his baronal
estate for the unenvable position Of Secretary of the
Interior.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept 20, 1875
Further advces from the railroad accident at HamiL
ton state that the only persons injured three
young men named John Schuer, Andrew wertz and
Henry Deemer who stealing ride on the plat
form of the sleeping when the freight train struck
IT, Andrew Wertz killed instantly and John Schuler
died shortly after. Henry Deemer is still living, but
there are NO hopes of his recovery.
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COLLISION AT HAMILTON, OHIO.
CtxcrSxATr Ohio Snnt % 1e

UINCINNATI, UhO, Sept q, 1870
The Peoria express on the Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
road which lef here at O'Clock last evening"
run into by freight train at Hamilton, Ohio demosh
ing sleeping John Schuler killed three
others fatally injured.
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All, IT'S CATARRHl USE WoLC0TT'S CATARRH
Tested at 60 Chatham street, New York, al
the Pain Paint office.
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The Insurgents Demand a
European Commission.
An AmiStice During Negotiations and a
Guarantee for Performance.
THEY REFUSE TO TREAT WITH THE PORTE.
The Whole Question Submitted to
the Powers of Europe.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. !
RAeUsA, Sept 30, 1875.
I am in communication with the mediat-
ing Consuls and the insurgent committee
abstracts of the reports which the Consuls
made to their respective governments on the
state of the insurrection and the demands of
the insurgents.
THE NsURaENT DEMANDS.
The insurgents will consent to treat only
with commission appointed by the Euro
pean Powers.
AN ARNIsTIcE
But before treating they will insist on an
'armistice during the negotiations.
THEY DIsrRUsT THE PORTE.
They will not treat directly with the Porte,
but will insist upon the appointment of
European commission by the Powers, which
shall have power not alone to make treaty,
but also to confirm it and guarantee its full
flment
LOOKING TO THE GREAT POWERS.
The matter, they say, is now in the hands
of the European Powers, and to them they
will look for solution.
THE CoNsUI4s' EFFoRrs
The Consuls visited twenty insurrectionary
centres out of one hundred they anticipated
visiting.
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REGULAR So HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, $S 50.
elsewhere for S. and s. Is Now Church stairs
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AID FoR TEXAS.

J. H. Brewer, No. As South street, begs to acknowl-
edge contributions for the relief Of sufferers Indian
ola, &c, which no has this day placed by telegram
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Y FOR THE INSURGENTS.

REPORTED VICTORY FOR THE INSURGENTS.
CErTINJE, Sept 20, 1875
Advices from insurgent sources state that they
victory in the engagements yesterday osredza,
Turkish Croatia and along the river Una far as
Dogopole.
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THE RUSSIAN PRESS ON THE TURKISH DESIRE
FOR REFoRM-FoREIGN DIPLOMATIC PRES
SURE TO BE AVOIDED.
LONDON Sept. 20, 1875
The Journal de 81. fetersoayy says:-Turkey herself
and the Grand Vizer especially fully admit the
sity for reforms and have decided to introduce them
throughout the Empire for all nationates, For this
foreign cabinets should abstain from ostensble
diplomatic pressure and confne their efforts to the
pacihcaon of the nsurrocton and the examination of
suitable institutions for the present crisis and thus be
the means Of eIecting the first improvement in the
condition OF the East
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BARKER'S HUMAN HAIR PARL0RS AND GOLDEN
Fluid Depot West Twenty street, four doors oe
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DRpARrrENr.

WAE DkPAKTEENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Sept 29-7 80 z. N.
Probabilities
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THE TURKS TO OCCUPY sERvIAN ISLAND IN
THE INSTRUMENTATION THOUSAND SER
WAN TROOPS ON THE FRONTIER.
BELGRADE, Sept. 20, 1875
1t reported that the Sublime Porte has notified the
Servian government that it is about to occupy tho
island of Little Redoubt in the river Drina, which is
claimed by Servia The Servnn government opposes
the project
II is officially announced that the Servian troops on
the frontier Nisch have received reinforcement
of 5000 men, They number "a, 600 in that neigh
borhood.
REPORTED REsIGNAT1oNs FROM THE sKUPTs-
CHINA.
LONDON, Sept. 20, 1875.
special despatch in the Morning Standard
that twenty nine members Of the Sknpschina
of Serva have resigned their seats.
SEAT OF THE sKUPTsCHINA REMOVED.
BELGRADE, Sept %, 1875
Rumors are current Of impending ministerial
crisis because dissensons in the Cabinet upon the
question of Tho complication OF matters is in
creasng
decroo of Prince Milan tranfers tho seat of the
Skuptschina from Kragujevatz to Belgrade.
RUMoRED INTENTION OF THE TURKS TO ATTACK
sERvIA.
VIENNA Sept %, 1875
Belgrade papers publish alarming reports that the
Turks are preparing to attack the Servian frontier
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EXTRA DRY CABINET,
Of
MOET CIIANDON.
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE
For sale by leading dealers in wines ~
Sole agent for the United States.
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FOR ENFEEBLED AND DEBILITATED CONSTI,
tutions the is Just the medicine needed
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COMFORT FOR TENDER FEET.-PERFECTIoN IN
akng made patent lasts modelled from nature.
EUGENE FERRIS d SON.
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special despatch in the Morning Standard an
that twenty nine members of the Skuptschina
of Serva have resigned their seats
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS--DONT
make your stomach dstiery But II you must GRAEFEN-
BERG VEGETABLE PILLS will remove the rubbish.
GRAEFEN BERG COMPANY. 50 Reade ST.. New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-07-21

\ FLOWER mls.ion, composed Of one hundred
aud thirty Indies, is new wrinkle in the st. Louis
churches
oSr hundred and ahy "pickod Welsh singers
are organizing an expedition 10 attend The ccn-
tennial at Philadelphia
OvER two hundred and fifty young men have
applied for admission To Harvard College this
year aud the average age u the applicant. is
nineteen.
r. is now given out that Robert Dale owen Is
hopelessy insane Ills disease, say bis physicians,
is softenng Of the BRAIN and It Is stated that he
cannot live more than fortnight
E,nNESr English lawyers are advocating the
adoption Of a code in that country, on the ground
that tho present bulk Of English law Is such rs to
be almost beyond The mastery Of any man.
MEs,ns MOODY AND sANKEY have resolutoly
declined any sort Of memorial from the people Of
England in their behalf and the project Of raising
q subscription to provide for generous recogni-
ton Of their services will probably be dropped.
TIM spirit Of the age oven invests the execution
room. 40 tie hanging Of Buvn a, Monticello,
Va, on Friday q small rope Was attached to the
dup connecting with the clappcr Of the court
house BEN SO That when 10 fell solemn ton
sounded oft, and tbc whole town held its breath
rne steamer upon which f,isiori had engaged b.
.ail FROM sm Francisco for Australia on the 2ist
nll, lcn port without Der. but with all her COM
pany ON hooid When Che captain discovered
that sAc was nehing, Dee pui back Co port She
had paid for lcf tekoi seven iholaud dolaus -in-
Guiding suite.
Mss lHltNc, niece OF Professor Wise, tie aoro-
naut, made = balloon ascension at Philadelphia
on Monday when her balloon bad reached an
altitude Of about five tionsand feet it suddenly
burst, and was torn fgsn the top To the valve
The gas came out in such quantities as to over
power Miss lhling, and she foil to tho bottom Of
the basket insen.ihc, and the balloon fcll to- the
ground When The balloon was Grstsccn 90 burst.
t spun around with fearful velocity, and the gas
bag fall over the side Tho parachute armnge-
mcut attached To- the balloon saved the lady from
being dashed 10 pieces
oNE day last week G. o. simpson, OF sheffield,
had domestic scene which seldom happens la
wcll-rcgulated families. 4 bull belonging to
Hosea Garfield got oui OF his pasture, and soon
appeared in simpsons doorsafd The dog was
excited aboutit and applied himself vigorously at
the bulls heels Tho kitchen door happened to be
open, and OH Taurus entered. talinga turn around
among Tie Chains. tables and cooking utensils,
aud driving the frightened inhabitants intoanother
pat " thc hoasa The dog continued hs work
at the heels, compelling the Old fellow to make
good time until his exit through the back door.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-07-21


NoiumIrLD.- An alarm Of fire ON Monday Of
this week called out both Of our engine. for tbo
first time this season The fire moved IN le in tho
wooden factory Of Andrew Uowarth HAVING canrbt
in the picker room Is, the industry and courage
Of the operators and nsc Of eztipruisbcrs the fro
WAS subdued before the engines could MAY Tho
loss /. mainly confined In dam,red ,-,,i aud
will not exceed one hundred Jouars Ioss cov-
cred ty insurance
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t,,t,o.. 49,, a., ,..,.,,-,u. 49,, -,
erbo,, ~ his l,,, ,.,,, -, NJ ia.,
i"0 p''n'o "u'''un'eu 'o' tue SUNDAY schools
- - so'O'1' Owns "s'''''seu W.T." tue Metious'
l"s,oi'' '''"'."' 0'"'' ou a. per Pfosiasi'ne'
u"Si 'o'o'9 sio''' " "lise "''e'lu"h'e ana an
'N''''o"' '"ie WIS Tue general reh'arN'
Mortified Juvenile Temple, No l, picnicked
ut Camp Meeting Grove ON saturday last. This
lenplei under the efficient superintendent of
Rev X. \. Greene, is rapidly growing in numbers
and misunderstanding now npon Its rolls about
one hundred and ten who have taken the triple
pledge against rum, tobacco and profanity
Quite AN excitement in orr VILLAGE oyor tho
loss Of Mrs. NJ. L. Gnehrst's pocket-bool< ar
ritheron its alleged finding Mrs Gilchrist LOST her
wallet coming home from Montpclier "Wednesday
evening. on the mixed train. the car s.onnin, M
this place Its contents were some r,ilroad tick
ots. two certificates Of deposit and FINN te, IN
fifty dollars in money ON Thursday morning a
lad of fifteen years. who came in from New Yorl
city on the morning train. prosented tho certif.
Gates TO J. IL Ransom proprietor Of Tho Nortbsola
House. and asked il they woro Of vnlne On ho-
Ing informed that they were valuable only IN N,s
Gilebrist he went with Mr. Ransom IN H. cu
christ and ,,ve than, IN nor ON hin, ,o.,,..,.,
"a IN the wallet and r,one,. he denial Oh -,
ed,,c NJ e,,her Aro,va,ds an lii, -, =.
confess hi. Lno,ylol,o 81 Tho sor,s a,,I
tho monov he an, aon,in, ,ha, h,I :,
bor mona, want % A., ci,o,ris, 49, 49,,
his money somo a,ty.four doI,,rs ,n,, h., ,a,'
told her II anv of bor money ,,,oro y, ,a, !,
ONT mi. aha confessed hor ,n.i,i,,t, - A., ,,',
kent ALI ,ho mouor ,ol,,r. hin, - Az ,,o ,,.,,o,
and rostore ber wono,, and ho st,rI, 40 IA.
The bov bv nil ,iuo hod ho.o,,,o ,,,,'.,.a,I,.
dcenlv aei,a,od and cr,o1 ,,d ,ro,as,o, Ia. ,,,,c
ceneo veheme,,ly uo howo,ar ,,on, ,,;,t Al.
Avery n Aennty sherie, ha.,, 81 ,h, ho,o, 49,
tbe ,rnllet and ,iol,o,s ,,o,o ,o,,,d H., -.
he mlstrusted tho wallet was there heconso
fellow with whom be hecamo acouaintad ON Tho
cars. and who stunned an nt No,thae,d .e,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-07-21

WNnrS-There is considerable excitement
here about narrow gauge railroad, just at pres
cut The Green Mountain Railroad Company
have had out a surveying party, under the charge
Of President Spngue surveying the proposed
route from Rochester % some point on the Central
line. They worked through this town last week
and pronounced il very feasible route Warren
has a great amouutof timber land and Mad river.
with it. numerous tributaries, furnishes excellent
water power for its manufacture The only
drawback now is the cost OF transportation to the
rarlruad station. We have at present Eve clap
board mills, three olothc--dn factories, two tan
ncries one shingle MILL one pail-handle factory
one nolling-pin factory, one bowl factory four
saw-inils, four planners and other machinery
within a distance Of oss then one mile, there are
thirteen watcf-whcel- IN operation and siill room
for As many more. There will be shipped from
this place the present season over one hundred
car loads Of manufactured lumber and il costs
twenty-five cents per hundred pounds, or about
siNtyiiye dollar per load TO transport it to the
railroad. This is quite a drawback on our manu-
featuring interest With a railroad through the
town, Warren would be one Of the iust man
utacturing towns in the state
- mere nave ucch TWO very sudden deaths in
town the past week-Mr Joseph yiclcry and Mr
Otis Bucklin Mr. Vickery, on Monday, July 9Th
complained in the morning Of not feeling well
was assisted 10 the housc-called for something To
drink, and expired Immediately. Mr. Vickery
was one Of our oldest inhabitants, being eighty
yean Of age-a highly respected and good citi-
zen. lie was buried Wednesday. The same even
ing MI nucAlin, who had been in apparent good
health, came from the field where he had been hay
ing, spoke % hi- hired man about the chores and
fell dead instantly probably nom disease Of the
heart. lie WAS sixty year Of age, member Of
the Baptist church, aud much esteemed and re-
speciod 10y all who knew him His funeral obse-
qule' took place ON saturday, July l7th
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-07-21

MoNrrEnM y WELLS RIVER RAILROAD
Another epoch seems TO have been reached in the
history Of this corporation Mr.. james G. French,
50 closely identified with the ontcrprize from its
inception, as Director aud Manager since It's COM
peton, has resigned his dictatorship, sold his
bonds, and entirely disconnected himself with the
road save as q stakeholder This has resulted,
doubtless, from the fact that long standing dis
agreement anons the directors as to Mr.. Frencli's
management, recently eliminated In placing the
management in the hands Of committee Of d.
rectors, consisting OF Alessrs Hall Foster and
Shurtlef. Ihcreupon Mr. French resigned, sold
his bonds 10 Mr.. Sartwell, and surrendered all
agency in the control Of the road ny this sale,
Mr.. Sanweli becomes POSSESSED Of a majority Of
tie bonds, and Of course will control the manage
mout Many OF our people are anxious concern
ing the change and fear that It will result in the
interests Of Montpelier-much the largest stock
hodcr-being lost sight OF in the future manage
ment of the road. Bat we cannot doubt that Mr.
sartwell will readily perceive that not only the
plainest demands of justice, but also the wi est
policy, will dictate that, as Montpelier had the
largest agency in building the road she will also
prove tho largest factor in It's being proitably rum
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SrArE or yEnMoNT,, ,o,,,. ,,.,,,or -

- WNHITTNVTVN ITN NIITs -.
In Probate Cont, held Moptpele in said District
the I'm day Of July, A. u. ISIS!
Frank flumley, administrator Of the estate 81
Eixaheih Cahiil who diel at Jersey Clty, and late
Of Noihned, IN said district, deceased, presents his
administration account for examination and allow
AMI makes application tOV decree nf distribution and pArt
of the OF said Deceased Whereup0n a ordered by
said Court that said and said application be ecrre
% session thereof 20 be held al the Probate oee IA said
Montpelier the 81 day Of August A. d. ISIS, for hearing
and decision ieieoni And u l. further nrdarc that nucc
hereof be given 10 all persons Interested By pabcaion o.
the three weeks successfully Ia the vermont Watch
state J0urna newspaper published Al Montleei
pnsyns 10 said time appointed ilt hearing thai tfl may
appear said time and place and show case, u any they
may have, why SAID account shon not be Allowed and
surh decree made
- the Couit.-Attest
s.-sa ~ n A. CHASE, Register.
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SrArE on vERMoNI

In Probate Court, held az Monleiel, In ami Ton said
District on the lth day Of July, A. u lsso;
samuel keli0n, executor Of The estate q James n
Nocfoss ast Montpelier IN Snid district, DECEASED
makes application 10 sad cduI with ne consent and app,o
batoat hi-wring 81 tli widow and heirs OF said de-
ceased, rssling Ia this state, Tor license 10 sell
ali OF the real estate Of .lli decsasosi. 10 wit ,
f1rtyelght acrcs Of laad IN said East Montpelier
thirty acres Of land IN Mershhsld in aid iset
Or less Including The homestead aud inversion
therrln, bat excepting the right OF iower ropre-
sent the sale thereof would be beneficial the widow
and helrs Of said eeased AMI those interested In his
tate wheapon. Il y orle:e1 BY SAID Court that said APP
flcniion he referred "a session thcrcof, be held
u Jny A. d. 1873, for hearing and DECISION thereon; and,
1, further ordered that all persons Interested be nolied
hereof BY publaton Of noice Of sasi applkaon and
gnier theieon, time weeks success S~iy IN Tho Vermont
Montpeer, and whoh ,r uates ~ the nei4hboihood u
those Interested before said tins u hearing that tLeS
appear al said time and place, and u they cause, Oh
lect theINto ny the Court Attest,
s'-s, HARVEY rii.pES, Judge.
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In Probate Court. held Montpelier Ia said District,
tia llih diy OF July A. ID. 1855.
VIM. u, Mcintyre, executor Of Tie last Nl ani testament
Of David barnett, Of MidlrseN, In said District, de-
cesei presents hs administration aecont for esaina-
tinn and allowance. and makes nplieation for a
decree Of distribution and partition Of the estate OF said d.
ceased. Mheeupun Il Is ordered by said Court that said
account and slhl application be Reformed To session
thereof TO BE- held NJ the Probate Oiee, in SAID Mont
peler, the lsh day o. August, A. ID. 1913. for
hearing and decision ticffoui and u l. fuhor or
icc that hereof be TO all persons interested.
by publication 81 the trCe weeks succeiyely In tho
Vrilnuut Waterman state journal, neWspapef pub
isheI Montpelier previous 90 said time appointed for
heiif that they may hpear At said time AMI place. and
show carse " ay they may have why said account should
not be allu 4 ed. and such decree made.
Hl the ClIri.-,iigsi,
$50 " \. CHASE, Register.
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S,TATE OF VERMONT

In Probate Court. iedat Montreer, IN said District
the 1t day or Julv, A. n. ISIS
Ebsucsr n. halng. Admin sratnr II tie estate Of yd1
EHnnui, late Waitshei, An said District deceased,
sents his administration account for examination and allow.
and makes application for decree Of distribution and
partition Of tn estate OF said DECREASED Nhesenon Is Or
efrl y sd Court that said account and said application
bo rcfafc session tefeof 10 be held al the Probate
ONCE sl Montpelier the l6ih day nf Jnly A. d. lssl,
for hearing and decision ieIoln And, Is further ordered.
that notice hereof be given 90 all persons Interested by pub
ratnu the three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Waterman state Journal, newspaper published AZ
Montpelier pguls 20 sail Tins appointed for hearing that
they may appear said time and place, and show cause
any cy may have Why said account should not be allowed
and suci decree iande. ny the Court.-Attest
sG-ss HARVEY TILnES, judge,
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Tegat e9loGre5.


= TNTNTT NTVTTNTIW =. VTEEIFE-
The undersigned, having been appointed by the honofa-
Die pfuHe court Tor ihe district u Washington.
snnrr, o. receive, examine, and adjust all claims and de-
m1nds Of an persons against tho estate Of Richard ;. Cur
rer late Of Barre. no ti district, deceased and all
claims exhibited n offset thereto. hereby give notice That
will the purposes Aforesaid the dwelling
Of Fanny u Curer. widow Of said deceased in said Barre
thfbh day Of August and fourth day Of January fu
ten O'Clock t four O'Clock p. each Of said days
and that six months um the sixth day OF July, A. u. ls75
y The time limited by said Court for said creditors 10 pre-
sent their claims To us fuf examination and allowance
Dated 10 Barre TINS l3ih day Of July, A. u. lsi5.
HOMER W. NEATON, ,,,,,,,is.,,,,s.
IRA T. iiANilSGrON,i N'i"'N''''''''s'