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4 PENNSYLVANIA CENTGHN!sL.

r,usauna. Ia, May l4.--To-mor7ow. in
GYcrnhD.ry, Weatmoreland County. viii 10 cello.
Lratsd tho centennial Of tie adoption Of the
resolution that tbs American ooloutoa hhail frcc
themselves, mud no liespstd murder. no famine,
introduced by law. Ihss meeting was lcld Al
Iaaunatown, three miles from tho place wloct
tho meeting Ia to b. held. 1mmonso prspara'
tiopa hAva bean ma6o for It. Gov. Hart
rantt, Lieut.. Gov. Latta, Senator Cameron
and other great diRn,tnrics, will assond. Lot
tcrH acknowledging receipt Of Invitation to h
ptcaene AaYa boen received from IEesl.cn
Grant and Governors Of the following States
Ionneesee, VlsKii,aa, Dslawate, South Caroltua
llods Island, New York, panMsyl'as,a. Ant
Iowa. Gov. Henderson, Ut 1ndtaua s1asea IN
his letter that ho was born III tliH county. h'lc
rcEre,a lila inati!ily to be prt sent on accounl
et the tleahllro OF official business. Thu tipT.
eruor OF TenuesHts c1p eAstH tho ho}o t1st
thcse csntonnia meetings will aEs.st II
tho roIk oE ccna,Snsug to oblslot
oil differences between ths Meth aud tho fouth
Gov. kempar, OF virgins, also Wrtsee toa sin-
ilet htratn. prsgident drSut txrrca.sseyihpt-
lhy, but Mill be prevented by official saeiHek2
tluu participating in tho cernlnou,os.
There Will DO rrocssMon Of n.!IHfy, snt
n1sstinE At tho oust-Ilouto, whcst the Hon.
Edgar Gown nil dnliyer tLs osasln. Ii the
dsy to fne fully 2o0oU pcoplo will ptlleiraso, ~
special s&tes and exoul slon tzAipa saTc peeo Il.
RANGED.
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FIT. 1orls, 3lo.. May 14.-Ths Mi1'ors' Hation-
Al Convention changed itaeif to-day from 1naas-
convention To n delegated association. ar-
pointed commitsooa, And framed const[tu-
tioa ard by-iars Tho following off,
cora wers elected. President, Goorgs
1'oine, H. Louia. vico-rroalcn., L.
Michigan. Tho Con,utttos on pa:ons Rlehta.
after dlscussiug Tho general question,
made recommendation that Congress-
bo petitioncd to Establish q special
pntopt Court Mt Washington, with full
jur,sdcsion to ts3 md establish tho righta Of
patentoea, such declnion to be considered lnnl.
After leaving tho question Of tho t,1no and
place Of holding tile next annual moosinR to tho
prosideut, and paa.Ing various resolutions Of
thanha, the Convention adjourned.
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TIE nAsoH 1s,onorioN oAsE. :
Th4 motion for Injunction IN the caeo Of
parksr n. Maaon cnrnr mn hcfora Jntl0a n1o5octt
s.., ~. rs.,..n -
yeststasr ''oin'nE' m1' uoa''., WY aPPsaseo
Tor Nf' hlsson' eaRed 1or moro t1mo IN which TO
prepare for tho argument. 1Io sad tho quehtion
raised waa "a 10 tho rights OF tho Government, or
of the D}ntr,ct- Attornev in hchnlf nf thu f3oy-
s.,nan, a.. .,a s.i.":.a " 49, ~. -. ,.s .p .,..
0t"4outt ~ t'""o 0e'Sat.nt "'u .1e 'oAaso sue1
could 60 to, and that 1t WAS then raised for
s. X, Dow, and Loouara Bvo.t, also
rcnrcaentod aoro into,oaied n.,,i,a md tnnv
,r,.s ss.,. ~!
"ete not 1cauy' tne !"esnon "aa po'n 63aso
nad new, ana fcqurou TO be conRldoFeu very
carefully, even by counsel, 50 as to adriso tho
Court. Mr. Dontall dpstrod TINT tho rnnt,er
shorn, ha nna,nonod "a tonc An no.eibto mi
~, - -.t. - - - -
"eo ta"t 'no pst''oa "noae propetty nau oeoh
seizcd should DO allo"ou to como IN anu give
honls 10 % to rotoano their property. Tho
Court co,,td or]ar TINT tim enfes Bhot,td ronnin
In ia ,,.,,, ~ H.. M.-uh,, ,.,,;c,, .ro,J 49,
- ~ su1s =. .'H. ' ". w., ,aa ..... =.
tect tue f'Ehth OF TUG uosor1laon1' ano leaso tao
matter III 6tata quo until II conla DO dccoed.
1Ir. Smith urgod tho necessity Of allowing tho
- .ar,au. ir+or,,,,t,or ,, .,.,,.a. rhn o,..
~ eoi.oua '"1s't ~ -, I"os
t'oh ~ laauo "a' us " tfo 4tRhs" " '"e Aus4'et
Attorney 10 conpnl tho production Of docuMenta
to be uhed III evidence. go.
Judge Blodgett WAS very Wiling to roHtpone
the matter and allow tho parties 10 give bJnds,
and also auEgcsted that ho would allow tho
owners Of tho HRfeB to, sako out s'lcA papcrB -
wero not necasfaty Tor tho dovo:n:1ltns. 10
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|1pE WHISKY FRAUDS.
rho Treasury Department Con-
stantly Unearthing New
Cases.
t.v Evidence Against the Union
Copper Dlstillcry, Of
Chicago.
povonue Officers in 0ollusion with
~ Sellers Of the Crooked"
Article.
Collectors Ignore Instructions
Calling for 1nfor-
nation.
suoery1sor Munn's Removal Said to Be-
Decided upon+
Tie Supervisor Himself Cannot
Understand the Mnitcr.
10 Ha, Always Btriven to Do Bis Duty
Faithfully.
lryumcnt In tho Chicago Cases Postponed.
Collectors Ignore Instructions
Calling for 1nfor-
nation.
staerylsor kIunn's Removal Said to Be-
Decided Upon.
10 Ha, Always Btriven to Do his Duty
Faithfully.


HUNTING THEM DOWN.
NuNN WILL DE nEMoFKu.
eptetat Dtspatch to Tts Chteaa~ Tribune.
E.Asn1so1oA, D. c.. May 14.-Dan Muun Will
ier:,!nlY be superseded. Tho politician On tho
North Side who Ia impllcated in this 1hilky
,as Is dunger.
III tn Annotated [stss.1
xEw FRAUDS.
WASHINGTON D. G., May 14.-WhskY frnuts
m still receiving attcution Of tho Treasury
pe,attn,ont, and Solicitor Wilson is continually
upoarthiug now frauds. Fauther record eH-
tt1ce was discovered to-day against the Union
Copper Dtslsilory Of Chicago, md 150 barrels Il
,p;,its wero botzed at thoir works. Three hun-
dr. barrels wero also aozod belonging to Dcms
Frazer, In at. Louis, fresh proof having been
ot:aiuCd against them.
1uorodKArh1u COPIES or INTERNAL REVENUE nt-
TnHSs
lro heinz mado at tho Treasury Department and
forwarded to the officers Il. tho dtile1ent cltica
10 aid thcnl III sutstAt.tiatiuE their clnrgos.
Among those nado to-day wAs ope from GAuger
It Cincinnati certifying that cettatn nuknber
9batrola Of spirits had boen enptled apa tho
stamps destroyed In accordauco with th4 }Aw,
md upon further search tho aatno lot ct spirits
xrs found In Chicago in oriene! packages, thua
eonclusively showing tho collusionof tho 0auger
with dHtillora.
TN ApFu HUt ILL., h1lHUa LhHaa upon hAd ~of-
lec.ors Of informal Novenue 10 different locali-
tcb to furnish certain information concerning
transactions In their lissriots, but up to lase
night worry few Of tlsm had responded, and to-
d4y tic Secretary OF tho Treasury called upon
thsm for an explanation Of thetr non-comp!i-
an:o, aud for m immediate reply. He 10 deter
mined that all orders OF this nature ehall bs
ol ered, OF tho Collectors must taho tho conao-
q.enoes. 4 largo uurubor Of COMMUNICATIONS
bare boen received from utferant aecAous from
pl111ks OFFERING 10 FURNISH puooF OF FnAup,
and tho asoretary has directed all such to fur
p,sh tho proof to tho proper officers, and II
found valuable aud used, tho PARTON Furnishing
II will DO reuunerated. Information reached
here this morning that tho diatilIess In hilwau-
tce had called upon those Of st. Louis 70 com
bins with them In procuring the ksrvIces Of tlt
lion. Matt Carpenter to obtain thefr reIeaso. 1r
.fApense TO IT, seoretaTy nrstow esnt 4ispaseho.
1lIlnankse, informing them Tint boss legl -
sstancs will bo furnished them In their effort
tu convict those under arrest, and tho Govern
n1snt Il oonAdcxt Of eatahliahink tAs Gu.l1 Of d
pStttAa.
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Ep<e1at Di.pateA 10 Ihs Chtaaas Tribune
BPn1xoz1r1p, ILL.,. May M.-In tho caRe Of tho
Pokin Alcohol Works, eci1ed for alleged viola-
1atlou OF tho neYcnue law, bond is boipg pre-
pared In order to allow resumption Of opera-
tions. largo number Of casuc md hogs azo
being fed at this dis4llesy, aud, In cuch caso.
the law allows bond to bo fled upon which \
resumption is allowed. 4 suitable and satisfao-
tory bond will be furnished, without doubt, and
tho distllery Will begin work again tomorrow.
Il Ia beloved that no more seizures will bA noada
In this district.
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THE CHICAGO rn1buNr SATURDAY, 49, 187srwrLvE PAGES

T. hiatt aud consequently Was extremely hp.
ptAnded By tho assembly. 1he young fotnalo
doctor Ia hero in Sra&t conssdnt aim. When nho
look her dssroe shout thsao or fonr ycsra ago.
thu ceremony w4a performed with good deal of
noiemnlty, ti,1 Cardinal Lneata and AEehtiehop.
La. Dmado hez prosen. Of gold anun-box."
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Tho following from Fssnchnswspapsr dated
1TSs has modern retosen.a !" Bologna, March
s.-Tho day before yeateday. Asdemossslls
1.aure BusyY, = graduate Of tia Uniyersity, seed
q. d,aputod with tho Protssor Ia tha Latin
tcugus tho question va. Whethor tbs boues
of tha hunaAu body hAd th< aecsakioa by Ito
means u cstlatn Juices p ~ Anatou5ss main.
t4osd tha Affirmative, ebd II iAdJ The eonesa1yt
cha hksnkA villa kEsai s1o4Haos tn - hoos ~
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think coutd hare dons hll Waahbu1n A4d hs
men heve II / had boon called urou. 49,.
Mr. Munn's manner during this consertation
indicated that 10 felt vary sore ovsr the reports,
In yiew Of ths fact tlat his Integrity HAa uot
attacked aud that Lis dlsm!sahi. II hs Ii ordered
10 "step down aud out" would b, 10 tsx ~
known, absoIuteIy without ckuBa.
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4p%eGsI D&oaE1A Il ~ chlaoas 9fs4xn<.
pxsao1r, Mah-, NA5 A-At Montague, IT,
TssEys hand Nd haIo&&ut othas AiaaAs, tsoa
1kia II ~ ~ t0sesk
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IT KHTQ1 5VTL.EEt EN0.
TEEnE HAuTz. 1nd., Aay l4.-A t1s occurred
h KnIghtsvllle, Ind, this morning obout
O'Clock. beginning in tho Diamond ualoon, and
resulting IN the following loaKos: Casper
SohroutarmAn, 45.o00; insured $1,000, Will
lam Plumb, $4,000; no insurance. Daniel
Easter, q, 600; no inburanco. There werd othor
small losass. The fire uss tho work Ut N in-
cenaiafy, and Robert Baxter, tho oHper Of tho
plcton.
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HNttW kEc


8psetal Dttpahh II TIA Chaaao 1s1ban1,
EAs1 H4aNAw, Mich, Nay IA l2-yeas.o'd
boy named We!r Wa drowned IN Saginaw Hlsss
II Bay City this forenoon. Ths body WAS To-
covered four honrs after, An inqusat hohl AAd
yerliEt II accidental drowning rendered.
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6ytstos Dtsps&sh u 1At CAaaos Tnetss<.
JoIlE7, H., MAy 14.-WuiAm Parker, the
pttntss who fol It Rlwood's nav hosel hare lass
Monday, diod Of h1a Injuries Last u!fht-
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Spsetai Dfslateh 10 J,hs chseaqo 7rfluns.
BATTLE CREEK, May A.-During balloon
ascension tllis ntteznoon, attached to SprlIges's
Circus, hosss belonging to Mr. J.. P. Kollogg,
Of this city, ma frightened and ran away. csosa"
ing tho track OF tho Chicago & Lake Huron
Railroad upsettiuR thu vehicle, and throwing alr.
Kellogg out upon The rail, ,ujusinE hsn severely.
Hs u over 10 ysara old, aud h.s lnjuslaA wll
pEnYe fatal
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\ Valuable Discovery.

4 Valuable discovery.
nE. G. " he:4on. Likorei phtt..4E, li :ins:a Ea.
tM*ts HAltil"a t~:!h hAd tuc!l a'':lan 70 ss9:
tl3pAaat hAt iyGaf.sn1 lint nj Grt-} Af
c.krhH!o e'nHIut, In Csft.a rropatu'D Invariably
eurss stnne htaaa, lrttepc h,rtes, sick EcsdaGEe
enemstr7. ard srItsss ait o:s te eautsJ
b. mat. 10 r:9ps:s> II III p!llt ~ - een.s .r lox Iho
Upctcf II 1arKet{ hz1 highly Inspected Ia EAlu.
nlDFc.-KpIseupal sEt'h.aias.
bold II VAN htith A4:k. STEVENSON REID, No.
" tAks4t.. eorasr Dfaso.,r4'. ard AL hrnxEL
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OCEAN, STEAMSHIP HEWG.

OCEAN, STEAMSHIP HEWG.
1.oxpox, May 14.--11,e 1nn1au Limo stcamslir
City of I}r,,eacla which A1iei from Liverpool
Yesterday for New York. won't esflorc On tho lr1th
ceakt. but 70. of without dRmugs or assistance,
Apd proceeded.
:;Ew YonE. Nav 14.--Arrirad, sts&msiIp Etti-
opia. from 4laasow.
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Al ENHEhRs MlNHs
2psesa3 1,spdtch II Ihs ChIeasa Tribune.
LANsno, Mioh.. May 1l.-Iho barn Of Caleb
Knlneu, IL tho Towuship Of Euroka, Montcalrn
County, was atruck by lightning aud entirely
eonsutocd with ali it, contents except team.
Mr. KnitIen and son were IN tho barn whom
Struck, and wcrs severely affected by the eleoHi-
cal diacharga.
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0REkT WAC He FALL,
Special UisEatsh 10 Ihs kAtaas Tribune.
Sioux C1EY. H., May 1t.-Lass night, ~ :
dro1s Of cat.lo wAa pkastoe ever tho Seventh
stree& bridge, over Floyd Aiyor, tho structure
says way prscipltatinY the snti1s lsrd to tho
ground, distance of 70 feet. 1aroo II tho
a2ttls Wers KILLED and otners Injured.
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IN CHlCN0U,
Ths alarm from Box bJ Ut y o'clock yesterday
afternoon was caused by fire In Tho cotton
factory OF Hirchhsrger d Kock, Nos. 1f2 aud 1o4
Twentieth stTsnt. Tie damage amounted 10
$1,000 fully covered hy inslrapcs. Friction
caused the Ggp.
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For Sale at q BARGAIN.

1lso loot i. ~ COT, Of North tila1k and Maple
s..a Kssns"t IT. t. fty who soaa snad = sne' H.. a
u tllls pArt q tkn oAJ psasraasog
fa4snr thai lu anS othea l.caton,
Tbs ownes. bAIax Fa &dent of QdttoA H&As.. M!sh&
ssahan<e tnA taz p1op0ty tn thAk siains1.
f'@ @'43~& NSGGHHGb / COZ, Is IAEaro.st.
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'['ri1r}1lli

We display g. superb stock Of
choice Novelties in this depart
ment, including Ross and Mar
about Trimmings, Crinaped
Tape and Chenille Silk Fringes;
Fringes ind Fa5sem ente@ie
Gimps, with and without Jets;
Worsted Chenille and Tape
Fringes, with headings; Her
culos Braids and Trimming
Buttons, Of all kinds, to match
the new shades and styles Of
Dress Goods.
Damassie Gibbons, suitable
for Hat Scarfs and Sashes, in
scarce shades; z, 8, and 12-inch
wide Windsor Sashes; Fancy
Brocaded Sash and Neck Rib
bons, in Gil widths.
Special attention is asked to
the superior quality Of Blk and
Col'd Gros Grain Ribbons we are
now selling, and to the many
new and scarce articles and the
special bargains daily added to
this department, which is the
most extensive and ctrnprehen-
sive in the West, and at
"The Lowest Prices"
UUs. G0ssUQe
q ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-16


In Middlebury, March 10, Mrs. lila Mulcha.
b ~, in Der Slst year.
10 Middiebu y, March 10th. Of consumption.
Mrs Marietta Q. Lavey, aged " years.
In Middlebury. March llth, of consumption
Miss Sarah Donahue, aged "a years.
In New Haven, March 18th, Of scarlet fever.
Daisy, daughter of Il. A. Langdon ESQ, aged
! l years.
In Warren, VT, Feb. q, 1875, at the re.ide nee
Of his son-in-law, Nahum Nichols. Horace
Powers, formerly VI Ferrisburg, aged ~ years
and one month.
At Chico, California, Feb 10. Allen p. Hobart.
aged 90 years and months foiuerly If Vergen.
mes.
At Loo Moor, Clinton Co.. Iowa. Feb. 30.
Luther q. Hoicomb, aged d5 yeas. Formerly Of
Panton, Vt.
In Leicester, Feb. &c Alneron Briggs, aged
50 years.
In East shoreham, Feb. rs, Of scarlet fever,
Adm H.. only son Of h. II. and Esther L. woos.
ter, aged years, months and % days
Ia Schuyler, Colfax Co, Nebraska, Jan. %.
Martha g., wife of S. n. White aud daughter of
Orrin Abbey, aged SO years.
In West Cornwall, Feb 4, of caukcr rash Her.
bert Park, third son If E. b. and II. II. Parkill,
aged three years, months and n days.
Darling BERTHE thou hast left W.,
Here thy loss we deeply feel
But It's God that hath bereft Us.
He can still our SORROWS heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee
When this life has passed away.
Then in heaven with joy we'll greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is she'd
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-16
A BREACH OF PROMISE CASE
LEADING Moy1rrlrrn PHYSICIAN iN,cl,rp

LEADING NoNIrEtIhH PHYSICIAN 'N'"LNfp'
"A spec'ai from Mou'p,ref 10 'nc DOS
Ton uloce' unuer uate oil tuesday, says
~ ho'a'ie p'each OF PROMISE case was
eh'efeu 10 uay at inc eou,n'ono' u'.n' Vi
me Spr'pg FERN OF the w ash'ng'on county
court 1T mas oecn known auu ,a'Teu OIL
'or se'efoi Gays 'na' sucn case n'a ocoh
commenccd' ou' no one seemed 10 hho"
any'h'ug peyo'o CONJECTURE un'', 'ne WIN
'o'uay teiis It's sad 'ale 10 " ing'i ,oih'as
way ana reveals 'ne par'l'S' l.e f'a,n'il
Is hiSs ha'tie d bradshaw o. Manchest'
er' n H. ana me defendant Is 'ohn W.
rage oil Mop'pc'ier, twenty seven years
DID, graduate oil bi''hon'h' ana Inc
son OF Inc "eai'hy oahkeF' 'ohh a. rage
VINO Is also STATE treasurer OF e'inoh''
Inc young man Is also an assistant e'efH
IN MS 'a,ncr once, ana was married TO
MISS higgins, oil boiton, u IN sep
TENDER last. Inc piain'lii alleges that
John W. rage began 10 pay her marked
attention early ID the year 1911 ana
that his attention was mol continued very
long when proposition OF marriage was
made oy the defendant ana accepted by
the plaintlh. She iur'hes alleges that the
defendant by repeated aud renewed pro-
mises OF marriage and other divers means
and arguments, accomplished her rum
be meeting all her imporiuhi'ies to have
the marriage solemnlzed by tnylal excus-
es' which, though Tar from being salts
factory to her accomplished his purpose
by postponlng their nuPtials. As plaintiff
further alleges When her condition be-
came known she urged the defendant to
fulfil his promise aud undertake to marry
her at once and save the disgrace OF both
10 this, as alleged be made reply that he
had friend who was physician who
would get her out OF the ALTAR all right,
and that at some time thereafter when
defendant could get ready be would marry
her. She further alleges that she could
could do no better than to follow defend
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-16
CTATE OF VERMONT, Addison


Almira Trussell. of Miidlebury, In the County
Of Addison, having filed her petition to the Add
son County Court next to be held at hiddlebury,
within and for said County, ON the first Tuesday
of June, A d 1875: Setting forth in substance
that she was married to Nelson L. Trussell ON the
2Gth day of February. 1867; that she has resided
in said county for more than two years last past
that the said Nelson L. wltully deserted the said
Almra on the 2lst day Of November. 1871, A~d
since that time has contributed nothing for the
support of herself children. Wherefore she
prays for divorce from the said Nelson L., aud
the custody OF her children William W and Ma
ry NJ. during their minority.
And it appearing that the said Nelson L. re-
sides without this State that said petition eau
not be served upon him: 1t is ordered that the
said Nelson L. Trussell be summoned TO appear
and answer the foregoing petition. on the first
day of the next term of said court. to be held at
Middlobury, within aud foi said county, on the
first day Of June, A D 1875. by the publication
of the substance of said petition together with
this order in the Middlebury Register, a public
newspaper published in Middlebury in said coup-
ty, three weeke successfully, the last of which
publications to be at least sir weeks prior to said
term of said court.
Dated at Middlebury, aforesaid, this 25th day
Of February, d 1875
80 r. WAINWRIGHT, Clerk.
STEWART ELpREDGE, Attys for petitioner.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-16
:. TATE OF VERMONT-District OF

- Addison, So.
At a Probate Court held at Midilsbury, within
aud for the District of Addison, On the 9th day
of March. A 1875, an authenticated copy of the
last will and test iment OF Harvey F. Leavitt, late
of Grinnell, county of Poweshick, and state Of
Iowa, deceased, and the probate thereof agreea-
bly, to the laws of said state is presented to this
court by one of the executors named therein for
allowance, in accorjauce with the statute in such
case made and provided; it is thereupon ordered
that said copy Of said will and the probate there
Of be referred to a session Of this court to be held
at the Probate Office. in Middlebury, in said dis
trct on the 9Th day of April, A. D. 1875, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, for hearing thereon,
and it is further ordered that this noticeof said
presentation and this order thereon, be given to
all persons concerned by publication three weeks
successfully in the Middlebury Register, a news
paper printed at said Middlebury, previous to the
time appointed. Therefore you are hereby noti-
fed to appear before said court at the time and
place aforesaid, and contest If you see cause, the
allowance of said will.
81 SAINT, E. COOKE Judge
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-16
ETHAN ALLEN CENTENNIAL.

At an adjourned meeting. held at
Ticopderogs, lsst Wednesday evening,
for the purpose Of celebrating the
centennial Of the capture OF Fort Ticon.
derogs by Ethan Allen. which will occur
May 10, 1875, the following Ulcers and
committees were elected
OFFICERS.
VIM. 4. Cslkus, President A. NJ.
Pipchip, Vice President; A. NJ. Pond
Treasurer SteTbeu h Wheeler, Secre.
tary.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
VIM. G. Baldwin. chsilmop; 9. II
Delano, John G. Ilolenhcck, b, w
Burleigh, G. G. " eed, VIM. Hooper,
j ohm Mccormick, Fred Weed. Francis
Mccormick, John Manyille, John II
Barr, q. w. Adkins.
FINANCIAL COMMITTEE
Mrs. G.. G. Weed, Mrs. l.. Hall, Mrs
G. 7. Ives, Miss Salie A. Arthur, Jas
NJ. Delauo, JAS A. Fleming, w. G.
French
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
John G. Fenton, T.. T. Downs. f. J
Arthur, %.
MARSHAL.
G,u. John Hammond, Crown Point
HONORARY COMMITTEE
Coz, Theodore Peck, Edward }
Phelps, ID. &. Barber, Gen. Henry
Burlington john W. Stewart, Col, A
s, Tracy Col L. f. Knapp, Middlcbury
Gen. II. H. Baxter, j. W. Cramlon
Rutland +. } Ornsbco, Brandon Rev
Joseph Cook, Boston Cart. j. Ward
Shoreham ]. W, Boynton, Orwell Maj
Barker, Grown Point Col, Price, Benz
II. Baldwin, Whitehall; Col. Stowell
Cornwall; X. w. Pitts, Sudbury Maj
Dolan, Gen, Mofatt. plattsburg Col
Egolf, Troy A j.. Hill, IIubbardton
Capt. Edgerl7, Moriah Gen. Barrett
Dresden; Il. l. Hand, EIizabethtown
T. f. Witherbee, Port Henry; ID
Williamson, Putnam: j. w. Rising
Hague Col. j. W. Seaver, Malone Dr.
Haynes, Saranac j. p. Ladd, Alburgh
Wells Dickinson, Bangor, N. Y; Capt
E, Harris, Caldwell NJ. \. Sheldon
Glens Fall Maj Hazclton, West Rut
land; S. H. BeviDs, Bolion Gen
Grandey, Vergonues.
"A Grange was organized at Shrews
bury, March 8, by Y +. Jameson
Deputy. The following officers were
elected: Master, Perrin Johnson
Overseer Leland Frost Lecturer, Chas
j ohnson Steward, w. w, Philbrick
Asst. Steward, Daril Cook Chaplain
Sarah Gibson Treasurer, II. G. John
son; Secretary, Willard Guild; Gate
Keeper, Benton Brooks /; Ceres, Mrs
Edward Aldlich Flora, Quincy Wheel.
err; Pomona, Leland Frost -Stewardess
Orpha Cock Business Agent, Willard
Guild.
"A. j. Crane left Burlington Friday
morning in company with United State
Marshal George p, Foster, for Wood
stock,
The Vice President has arrointcc
Senator Edmunds a director Of iht
Columbia Institution for the Deaf ant
Dumb
One Dell died in Morrisvile on tn,
9TH inst, at the advanced ege of on,
hundred and one years and four months
He lad served in the Frouch army unde
the great Napoleon.
Mr.. Julian Scott, who has beer
spending a few days in Burlington, re
turned to his home in New York CT
Monday. He is now engaged upon
large picture Of the landing Of Ethan
Allen and his party at sold IT." which
promises to be one Of the most nteres;in.
works yet produced by this artist.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-16
AUCTION SALE.

Will be sold at public auction, At the Addison
House, in Middlebury. Vermont ON Tuesday, the
23d day Of March, A. ID. 1875, at eleven o'clock
in the forenoon, all that valuable tract of land
situate ia Mdllebury, known as the Addison
County Man bic Company's Quarry, consisting of
about % acres of land with a marble quarry there
on, well opened and ready for spring working
With thus are four dwelling houses. blacksmith
shop barn and shed.
ALSO,
The Stowell Farm, so-callei consisting Of about
80 acres OF land with the buildings thereon, a
house in good repair, u barn ami other outbouses.
ALSO,
The Beldens Falls Marble Mills, with an unfail-
ing water power and about 90 acIes Of land. With
this is included three houses, barn, blacksmith
shops.
ALSO,
The Railway connecting the mill and quarry,
about four miles in length.
ALSO.
All the Tools, Machinery. Implements, Supplies,
Marble manufactured and unmanutactured one
Wardweli Stone Channcling Machine, one Dia-
mond Calder, including all the movable property
ut the said mill and quarry.
Terms and conditions, with a detailed schedule
Of the property, made known at the sale.
WN. Ii. IRELAND Treasurer.
ABRAHAM JACKSON, Secretary.