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nTATE OLE VERMONT.

~ wINDHAM COUNTY. CLERKS oFTicR So.
Whereas JANE II. WARD Of Brauleboro, in said
County, has fled in this office her libel for divorce,
returnabe 10 the County Court next to be holden at
Newfane, within and for said County Of Windham,
the second Tuesday Of April 1876 setting forth her
marriage to winsow Ward the I'd day Of May, 1884,
her residence with him in this State until June Is,
1874, when he deserted her and went TO parts un-
known, and has SINCE though q sufficient pecu
MARY ability, without cause grossly, wanorly and
cruelty neglected t. provide hor, ard his and her
minor children, with suitable maintenance and sup
port and praying for q dissolution Of the bond Of
matrimony for alimony, and for the custody Of Eve
children born Of said marriage, all between the ages
Of two and eleven years, to wit; Minnie L., George
A., Alfred L., Henry D., and Merton B. Ward
And 1t appearing that the said Winnlow Ward re-
sides and is without the State Of Vermont IL 10 here
by ordered that he be notified Of the peEdency Of ha
petition and to appear and answer the same at aaid
term of court by publishing the foregoing substance
Of said petition with this order, three weeks
siyely In the Vermont PhPnix,a newspaper published
In said county, the last Of which publications shall be
at least six weeks before eaid term Of court.
Dated at Bratleboro this 18th day Of January 1875
ROYALL TYLER, CLERK.
ChAs. N. Davenport, Attorney.
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ly Democrat, hut has since been Free
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r. TYLER, County Clerk.
Geo. Howe, Piff's Atty. &C
CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF

GTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF
- Westminster, IS. In Probate Court At Town
shend in and for said District, the 18th day Of
January, AID. 1878.
Comes DELivAH c. DEXTER, Guardian Of Lila J.
and Flora NJ Knowlton heirs of Jason Knowlton and
Caroline Knowlton late Of Townshend In said district
deceased, and makes application to said Court, for
license to sell all Of the real estate Of said wards
wit: their interest in the homestead aud dwelling
house and lot situated in the village Of Townshend in
said district representing that the sale would he con-
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to session thereof to be held at the Probate Office in
said Townihepd On the fourth day Of February A. D.
1875, for hearing and decision thereon: And Il IL
further ordered that all persons interested be nothed
hereof, by publication Of notice Of said application
and order thereon three weeks successfully in
The Vermont Phoenix, newspaper published at
Brateboro, and which circulses in the neichborhood
Of those interested before said time of hearing that
they may appear at said time and place. and II they
see cause, object thereto.
by the Court. Affect,
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NtnaI Notifies.
CTATE OF VERMONT,
~ wINDHAM ss.-CouNrY CLEnE's OFTcE,
LEsTiNA A. COY v. WIN. II. COY,

holtNA n. tOA " Nhs IL WI
Whereas LEgTISA A. Cox OF Ncwfane, in said Coun-
IT, has this day filed IN this Office her petition,
urnabe to the next term Of the County Court TO be
held at New fame In and for paid County the
ond Tuesday Of April AID 1916 against her husband
william II. Coy, formerly Of said Newlane, now Of
parts unknown, praying for divorce from her said
husband for the cause Of wiful desertion for more
than three years. And IL appearing that the said
William II. Coy now resides without this State, so
that the common and ordinary process Of the Court
cannot be served upon him, II Is therefore ordered
that the petitioner notify the said william H. Coy Of
tho pondoncy Of her said petition and Of the term Of
the Court to which the Is returnable, by pub
fishing the substance Of her said petition, with this
order thereon, for three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Phoenix, printed al Brattcboro, In said
County, the last publication TO be at least six week
previous to said next April term Ct said Court which
publication will be deemed sufficient notice to said
william II. Coy to appear aud make answer TO said
petition. L. TYLER, CLERK.
Benz. f. Morse, Special Atty.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
~ wIsDHAM COUNTY CLERK's OFFICE.
DORA E. wAsHBURNE v. HAMMOND n. WASH
BURNE.

b
Whereas on the 18th day Of January, A. d. 1875,
DOM z. WAsHBURSE Of Brattleboro, in said County,
filed in this office her petition against her husband
Hammond N wAshburne, formerly Of the same Brat
tleboro, Of parts unknown to her, praying Cor
divorce from him for the Of wful desertion for
three years and upwards, which petition Is reurnsble
to the next term of the County Court said County
to be held the second Tuesday Of April 1875, At
Newfane, in the County aforesaid.
And It appearing that said Hammond Y. washburne
resides without this State that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served upon him. 1t is ordered that
the petitioner notify the said Hammond n. Wash
burne of her said petition and of the term of the
Court to which the is returnabe, by publishing
the substance thereof, with this order, for three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phuni1, printed
at Brattleboro aforesaid, the last publication to be
least six weeks previous to said next April term of
said Court which publication will be deemed sufficient
netice to said Hammond n. washburne to appear and
make answer 10 said petition.
r. TYLER, County Clerk.
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Real Estate in city aud vicinity so that II will net
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Omcers for 1873.

Onicers for 1915.
FARLEY STAIR, President.
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S.N. HERRlCK, Secretary and Treasurer.
TRUSTEES: Geo J. Brooks WIN. ". Lynde, d. A.
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ wINDHAM COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, IS.
Whereas MARIETTA c. SIssos of Bratteboro, in
faid County, has filed in this Ofce her libel for d.
vorce, returnabe to the County Court next to be
holden at Newfane, within and for said county of
windham on the second Tuesday Of April, 1876 ret
ting forth her risRe to Lucius W. S,sson on the
nth day OF June, 1858, her cOhGbietion with him
until Jan. ], 1874, and alleging that he, the first
day Of July, 1873 and on divers days and times be
tween that day and Jan. 1875 committed the crime
Of adultery with one Ella Hale and praying for ds-
solution OF the bond OF matrimony for alimony aud
for tho custody Of their minor child Della L. Ssson
And II appearing that the said Lucius W. Sisson
resides and ia without the State Of Vermont, II is
hereby ordered that he be notified Of tho tendency Of
this petition, and TO appear and anEwer the came, at
said term Of Court by publishing tho foregoing cub
stance Of said petition, with this order three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Ph9niX, a Newspaper
published in said county, the last OF which pubica-
tons shall DO at least Fix weeks before said term Of
Court.
Dated at Brattleboro, Jan. 10. 1875.
R0YALL TYLER, Clerk.
Chas N. Davenport, Attorney. &C
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The Bank has sustained no losses since 1t COM
menced business.
The extra dividend Of per cent per annum Tor
per cent for the four years the Bank has done bus
nes declared on the 9Th instant added TO the regu-
lar temi-annuAl dividends CT per cent, make the
total dividends average per cent year from the be-
ginning "A result having parallel, within our
knowledge In the history Of any savings institution
during the hrst four years Of its existence.
We hereby certify that we have examined the books
and vouchers Of the Brattleboro Savings Bank, and
believe the above statement to be correct.
GEO s. DOWLEY,
o. ID. EBTERBROOS, Auditors.
II. F. SMITH
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-23
Chicago MaTkeI.

CHICAGO, July ?2-Flour-I'irm and
in fair demand shipping extras s. G7!@
i %. Whcat-Demand active and prices
advanced at 81 2Si seller August; 81 23{
seller September Corn-Dlll and easier
at 7Gsc seller August; 77{c seller Sep
tcmber. Oats-Dull and market easier
No. 81 !c seller July; 42c seller August;
3gc seller September Rye Demand
fair and market firm; nominaliy at S5c
seller August, offerings light. Barley
Strong; sales at 81 % seller September.
Secds-Dull but unchanged. Provisions
Quiet and steady Pork-Dcmand fair
and price, advanced at 81 10 seller Au-
gust; 81 80 seller September. Lard
Demand tar and market firm at Sl5 %
seller August; $l4 - seller September;
nominally at $l2 - bid seller all year.
Bulk Mcuts-Strongan in good demand
shoulder, S,ci short rib middlcs l2c; short
clear l2ic Whishy-Dcnnnd fair and
market firm at 81 l..
On call board -Whcat-Strong and
higher at at 81 2S4@l 2S. seller August.
Corn--Actiyc and higher at nc seller
August; 11!c seller September. Oats
Firmcr at - e. seller August; 39iGJ3y :,
seller September. Pork-Strong and
higher ut $2l 3Om2l IS seller September
Lard-Firmcr at Sl3 9j@lfOO seller Au.
gust Sll l.! seller September.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-23
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, ATI,July22.-Co.ton-Stcady
at li,c. Flour-Strong at s. 2jCfG 10.
Whcut-Firm and in fair demand at
81 45m1 80. Corn-Stcady at ia 7lc
Oats Demand fair and market firm at
58IaGlc. Oils-Unchangcd Butter
Eggs and Chccse-Dcmand fair and
market firm. Provisions Moderately
active. Pork-S2O 5Om2O -. Lard
Strong at l34@ l4ic. Bulk Meats
Firmcr; shoulders S!c; clear rib l2ci
clear !@l2tc. Bncon-Firm; shoulders
9lc; clear rib l2jc; clear l3ic. Whisky
Demand tuir and market firm at 81 To-
Hoes Quiet and firm; common - IL
nj .; good to choice extra s. 2jG1 30