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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-06
DEATH OF A MORMON PROPHET.

We read in an Eastern exchange that
Sidney Rigdon, one OF the Mormon
disciples, lately died at Dunkirk, New
York, at the advanced age of 50. Rig
don had almost as much to do with es-
t%ablishing the Mormon religion, If re.
ligion it be, as did Joseph Smith. He
was a native of Pennsylvania, otficiated
as a Campbelite preacher In Ohio, and
finally, in 1880, united with Joe Smith,
aiding the prophet, it is said, very ma
terially in his inspirational translation
OF the New Testament. The Book of
Mormon is supposed to have been the
joint production Of Rigdon and Smith.
1t was expected that Rigdon would ex-
plain all matters pertaining to the or.
igin of the Mormon Church, just what
he and Smith he. N view when they
undertook the ~x, but he has died
and made no sign. He was a jealous
Saint during the early history of the
Church, taking q prominent part in
behalf Of Zion through all of the
troubles which the faithful encountered
at Nauvoo and other places In the
West. At Kirkland he and the Prophet
Joseph were on occasion treated to
a liberal coating Of tar and feathers,
aud both were compelled to depart be.
tween two days to save their necks.
The indignation of the people in this
snstsnce q aroused by the failure Of
q banking venture launched by these
enterprising Saints. Rigdon withdrew
from the Mormon Church more than
thirty years ago, and Notwithstanding
he was frequently interviewed by
newspaper men, he invariably refused
to reveal anything bearing upon the
original purposes of the founders Of
the new faith. 1t was a venture, a
speculation on the part of these men
to begin with, and there is good reason
for believing that it outgrew by far
the most sanguine expectations of its
authors. Old man Rigdon, had he felt
inclined, could have told an interesting
story about the snn in which he
and Joe Smith ''foated" the Mormon
Church.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-06
THE TILDEN AND HENDRICKS
LETTERS.

We are informed by our dispatches
that Tilden and Hendricks letters Of
acceptance have been issued and ap-
peared in the Eastern journals Of yes
terday. Our telegraphic reports fail to
give us even a synopsis OF their con.
tents other than we can gather from
the subjoined comments Of the press,
from the tone OF which we infer that
they are both ably written and will
tend to strengthen their ticket at the
ensuing election:
The New York Tribune, Republican,
says: "His main points are reform In
public expenditures, the condition OF
the South, resumption, and civil serv-
ice reform. It would be idle to deny
that on these points his positions are
for the most part strongly and ably
sustained, and much that he says I'M
der each head a large majority of his
political opponents will agree with. His
remarks ON the necessity Of all the re-
forms referred to will meet with uni
versal approval. Hendricks letter, on
the contrary, is classed BY the Tribune
ss . narrow, offensive party docu-
mont.
The New York Times, Republican.
compares Tilden's letter with that Of
Hayes unfavorably to the former.
The World, Democratic, praises the
letter heartily for vigor, straightfor-
wardness and practicable and inflicted
tone.
The Herald, Independent, thinks
both able and discreet documents.
The Chicago Times, Independent,
says: It is in temper, breath and tone
far out of the style of documents of its
class, and will give his country a
clearer insight into the candidates than
all the partisan press of the land from
now until election. AS a campaign
production the letter presents all the
issues with a cogency of argument, a
compactness of statement and bril-
liancy of illustration which take it far
out Of the literature of its class and
stamps its author as a statesman.
The New York Ecening Tost (Repub-
lican) says: "Governor Tilden's letter
of acceptance is an able and careful
showing that familiarity
with his subject which comes of pa
tient study and large experience. The
ends which Governor Tilden keeps in
view will be everywhere agreed to.
The differences will occur upon the
by which he proposes to secure
these ends.
P. Slater last night, after the
above was in type, we unexpectedly
received that portion of Mr.. Tilden's
letter which will be found in our tele-
graphic columns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-06
Ruby Hill Water Works,

EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL
I claims against the Ruby Hill Water
Works will DO paid by ]. W. PEARSON,
who is also alone authorized to settle with
those Indebted to the same.
". h. HARRUB. Proprietor.
ja&tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-06

yesterday. There were no supplies,
and in the absence Of transactions the
nearest quotations was 81 pence per
ounce, but'this is purely nominal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-06
CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE.

T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS
L candidate for CONSTABLE for Eureka
Township, subject to the nomination of tho
Democratic Township Convention.
j. W. WALSH.
Eureka, August Sd, 1876. aui-tdS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-06
BATES WATCHES!
Highly recommended BY J. Straus, and all
leading watchmnkers Of San Francisco.
dhis watch 1 will sell ~ follows:

Gold watches. ~jewelry, etc., sold for gold in
my esta %blishment.
GOOD ARTICLES are worth tho money.
Clocks, silyerware, and other fancy articles.
for ale at FIFTY CENTS profit above cost.
jyIn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-06

THE Miner, published at Deadwood
City, Black Hills, states that there are
1000 miners in that region.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-06
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.

Until FURTHER NOTICE L. w.
~ Cromer will act under our direction in
settling the business of the late firm Of Maui
pin 4 Cromcr. C. HOLBR0Ok.
II. MULLER,
Assignees.
Dated Aug. 9Th, 1875. au8-lw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-06
NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF MAUrIN + CROMER Is
i dissolved by mutual consent. All tho
assets OF said Iate firm are assigned to II.
yullcr and Chns. Holbrook for the benefit of
all creditors. who will close up the business
Of tho firm and distribute the proceeds among
the creditors 4. }. MAUPIN,
l.. W. CK0MEli.
Dated August LIST, 1876.
All debts duo tho late firm Of Maupin K
Cromer must be paid without delay to ). i.
Hall. at the store Of said lat. firm, or to II.
Muller. mt Paxton 4 Co.'S Bank, and all nc.
counts must be- settled without delay.
IAS. HuLBKOOk,
". MULLER.
Dated August LIST, 1876.
au2-tf
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-23

- umiral Vsak ami nyni nepromluvil
dive, az poslednim okamziku, kde hla-
site zvolal: ,Odpust mi, pane, nebylt
jsom zadnym kfestanomp - ,,Rdzona'
posle1nfm timto vzdechem zayfely Sc Ia
vzdy uvadIG jeho rty!!
Jak isem z celeho jeho jedn6ni vyrozu-
mel, povazoval Sc ubozak "a vraha bratra
sv6ho.
V navalu 5ilenstvi slonpal re svych ST.
rex hlavicky, vhodil je do vina, obsah
ten smrtonosny vypil. V n6kolika hodi-
mach ma to zahynul jedom tim. Pokoj
popeli ieho Jane els. 5, pfizemi -
ma hfbitov6. - Z. Pr.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-23

vseho druhu, dychavicnosti zapachu z
1st.
OsvtdGeny lex pti vsech zenskych ne
mocech, bledniGcc, zIoutenici, zkazenG kr-
We a zaludkoyych kfeci
Jisty prestredek prot zimnici rheu-
matismu.
Uzivani iedne lahye AugsburgskJch
kapek uSetfi vGtsich vyloh IA leky.
% cti. "a lahev meb lal II "a $100
X dostani kazd6 pofadn6 lekarn6 neb
pfi zaslani obnosu, hlavniho skladu pro
Ameriku cd
VI ErrnaS6 GFawaIn..b an
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-23

,zajist6,' odpovtdE sir William.
Polibiv Baccaratku v cello prayil k nj:
,Vratim Sc, drahd pfitelkyn6, abych Sc
podival ma stale, jez nyni opravuji'
Fany chopila Sc ruky sy6 PAM, polibi-
Ia j yfele a nasledovala sira Williama Dc
lajic, jakoby stale plakala.
Baronnet vedl il lekafi.
,Jste Wy to, pane tazal SO tento, ,ste
w ten pan, jenz ptivezl diyku, kterouz
jsem videl jiti pres dvGrr
,Ano, pane; jest to mole divka, kterouz
miluii,' dolozil sir William doiat.
,Jakou pax ma chorobu dusevnig
Sir William jevil velike rozpaky.
,Vite, pane, ze jest to mnohdy trapn6
bolestn6, mame-li SO pfiznati. Anais
mne podvedla.'
Lekaf pohledl ma baronneta a myslil 81
nepochybne, ze jest to mlada osoba tvrdo-
hlava, nechtic milovati mladika tax PHI
jemn6ho a, jak Sc zdalo, dosti vznesen6ho
Avsak pravil 1smevem:
jest to, pane, patrn6 velky ddkaz sile
nosti; ale mezi nami feGeno, neni-li mic
jineho, nevim, prospejeli co me osetfova-
nj. ate.
Pane, pravil baronnet trpce, to neni
vlastni choroba, avsak odpustte, muslin
VAN pov6deti dalsi pOdrobnosti, nebot jich
tn tfeba'
,Mluvte pane.'
,Divka jmenuje Sc Anais Huertierova;
poznal jsem j jako d6!nici, zamiloval
isem 81 il dial jsem j kon6, povoz - chy
ba, jakouz nelze odpustit, kdyz chceme
byti milovany -
A baronnet 81 pravou chvili hlubo-
ka vzdechl.
Annals mela,' ujal Sc opet slova, ,pfitel
kyni, divku galantniho sveta, jez Sc jme
nnje Baccaratka'
,Slysel jsem 0 MI pravil l6kaf.
Sir William sc uklonil pokracoval;
,Baccaratka m6la milovnika, mladika ne
patrneho, iejz zboznovala k vdli nemuz
oklamala mu2e vzneseneho, barona o.
Nyni poklonil sc Ease lekaf.
,Jm6no to Jest mi Gpln6 znamo,' pravil.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-23

Po techto udalostech bydlel Jitik u
mne; velmi Sc vsak zm6nil, Caste po
cely den nepromluvil ami slavka SVEN
konani Sc vibec ami nezminovol. Kdyz
jsem jednou - bylo to asi "a osm dni po
smrti hrabete noel domi pfisel, ma.
Sol jsem jel, an nejstrasnejsich bolostech
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-23
Fulninanti.
(Ze sdpaSek, ro&. dtist@nzka.)

DokonGeni)
Po slovech tech vypravuiici Sc ma chvi-
Ii odmlcel kdyz byl udelal notny dou-
SEX poharu GerstvG mu naliteho, mluvil
dale:
Ami jsem nepohnul fasnicemi, kdyt
jsem sc adresu tu dov6del; Sci jsem zvol-
MA ma hfbitov, kdez zdstal isem diva dny,
nepromluviv AMI slovi6ka, pred jejim vlh-
kym obydlim lezeti, nechtGje kid jeji
rusiti. Tfotiho dne vratil jsem sc do
m6sta zp6t. R6zena byla mrtva, to
bylo dobfe; nebot and6l tento byl by OBJ
mekcil tu tvrdou kiru nenavisti, misty a
opovrhovani idmi, kteraz Sc hyla prG-
b6hu sesti let kolem srdce m6ho utvofila
,Cinil jsem navstevy pfateldm a zna-
mJm, lee zapomn6l isem, 20 pfestalym
trestem zloGin die lidskeho milosrdenstvi
neni jeste odpykan = byl jsem tudiz die
toho pfijat, totiz jake zlocinec.
,Nedivil jsem sc ami dost malo, 20 me
bratr m1j, kdyz isem no navstivil "a
podporu prosil, domu chtGl vyhoditi.
Ano v6d6lt jsem to napfed, ze Sc tax sta
ne, a navSteva ma byla pouze obyyklou
slusnosti; nesmelt jsem no pfece pfi svych
navst6vach pfejiti, musel jsem mu zdsta
viii tn cest, ze me vyhodi.
,Kdybych mohl Rdzenu vzbuditi Ii
votu, nebyl byeh to ucinil; bylat by pax
jen proto lila, ably mnou osudem mym
byla zavrazd6na.
S velkym namahanim obdrzel jsem
prostfednictvim jednoho mych n6kdej-
sich sluzebnikd povoleni ku prodavani
sirek. NGl 5tLD
,Jesto mas Italii smi prodavac sv6
zbozi v ulici hlasite vyvolavati, hodila sc
tato vyziva dpln6 k menu zan6ru. Sta
nul isem pred domem sveho bratra, a
kdykoliv on nebo nekdo ieho rodiny z
domu vysel, nabizel jsem jim sve zboz.
Jeho pani dcera obycein6 pfi tom O.
mdlely, on vsak mel tuhou pfirozenost.
Lid, jenz po prynim takovem vUevn ma
dal SC Timed bohate latky k historic po-
horslivych phpadd, pocal SO pro mne "a
jimati, a jakmile ezjevna mu byla souvi
slost, posmival SO hrabGti. To pdsobilc
vice.
,Nejprve pokusil Sc 0 to. ably me "a nd
slime pomoci tifadd cd domu zapndil, a
kdyz SO mu to nepodafilo, jail SO cinit
mne ty nejskvelejsi navrhy, pakli bycl
mesto chtel opustiti. Ale mne libilo 81
me postaveni, stalt jscm 90 lidu oblibe
nJm delal jsem skvele obchody; te.
jsem 81 ziskal kruh dobrJch znamych
ovsen jen posledni Tidy lidu, lee shle
dal jsem, ze znami tito NELL mnohem vSt
81 cenu nezli moi dfiveisi znami prv
Mich po vytce ttid spolecenskych. :
Zdstal jsem tedy Padoy6 ma sven
mist6.
,Broglio, ten padouch, jenz bydlel TAX
v dome meho bratra, mel takovy stracf
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-23
Cena.25 ct8i,
Cen@I25 eth.
OZllanlky.
90 VYDANI.

Obsahuje uplny seznam vsech ontch
NEST We SIP. Statech, territory Canady
kter6 die posledniho scitani lidu v6tsi 0
bYvatelstvo citaji nez 5000, iakoz Sc
znam jmen vsech casopisI vychazejicich,
ktcre on6ch mestech neivGtsiho rozsife-
nj mail - Takt6z obsahuie seznam case
pisG, jenz sc oznamovatel6m k OMAN
kan odporuGuji co nejvice mist6 dotyG
n6m rozsifeni nejevn6jsi ceny mai.
Dale otsahue vSechny casopisy We Sp
Statech, jenz vychazeji takovych mi
stech kde ie pres 5000 obyvateld.
Konecn6 vsecky nabozenske, hospodaf
ske, vtdecke, pr1mysln6, medicinske,
svobodozednicke, paedagogicke, obchod-
nj pojistovaci caf opisy.-Soudni, spolko
We, musikalni, modni jinG odborni novi
ny V nejspolehlivej5im seznam Du.ale
1plny seznam pres 800 n6meckJch no.
vim, ktere yychazeji We Sp. St. - Vysvt
tlenf 0 vyhlaskach, mnoho cenniki ohla.
SEX, yse co ohlasovateldm tfeba vedeti
Adresujte ma
Geo. II. ROWeII ~ Co.,
Al Park Row.
New York.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-23
Move tajnOSti PafizSk6.
Cd
V P0NS0NA TERRAIL.
q Ztrancoush6ho PFo2osa X. A.
TAJEMNE DEDlCTVf.


,Jmeno nemocnel' tdzal sc. 4s
Annals Heurtierova, prayil sir Will.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-23
KINGSFORDUV
OSwcgO kukuriCni SkrOb,

n a puddingy blanc mango,
zmrzl inu ect,
Jest pdvodni -- zalozeny 1915. Ia
chovava poytst svou co Gistsi, siln4jsi
iemn6jI nez kterykoliy jiny skrob, budiz
81 nazey jeho iakykol.
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. d. x C. noi-
lepsi autorita na poll chenie Y Europe,
peclivG rozlozil skrob tonto y soucastky
eho nalozl iei zdrayym zivnym.
Navod k d6lani puddingu a iinych il.
del Jest na kazdem libcrnim paklicku.
~ Ma prodei vsech yelkych grocerd
G4 = so
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-23
kENGSFOISDUN
OSNN EGO
5lStJ, StiiblOlGSklI SkrOb
pro pradclny.
Vyribi jei
II. kENGSEORD 81 son.

nojlepsi skrob ma sy5tG.
Davd krasny lesk pradlu, kdezto roz-
dil mezi cenou tohoto oby6eineho skro.
bu jest sotya pal ctu pti pradle Pteitc
Sc po mem yaseho grocera.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-18

The pomona grange organized in Ohitten.
den county does great credit TO the Patrons
Of thar county, showing their interest in the
order to equal if not to exceed the interest 10
any other county in New England. Caledo.
MA aud Essex counties follow Chittenden
county closely in the work, but Chittenden
leads the van in New Eugland, having the
first county grange, and receiving the benefit
first Of q county union, consolidating their
orders to form county orders, making more
effective cooperation and union than can be
formed in any other way, giving weak oranges
the same purchasing power as strong ones,
thereby greatly Strengthening aud encourage
ing them. 1t is but justice to T. 9. Nara.
more to say that Chittenden county has been
favored with a deputy who has done much
work gratuitously, and kept the oranges of
Chittenden county active and wide awake by
calliog conventions and stirring up the
oranges to keep up the county council. He
organized the greater proportion Of the
oranges in tbe county, organized the first
successful county council aud worked per-
sistenty TO make it success lie may have
made mistakes, and in his zeal to make the
oranges Of Chittendeu county successful made
enemies aud appeared at times over jealous,
but his were mistakes OF the head and not of
the heart, and his work in the good cause in
tho county is greatly underestimated by many
who have seen him only on certain occasions.
when his zeal nearly overcome his discretiOs
and judgment. His persistent efforts have
stimulated ali the Patrons in the county TO
work until to-day they have the first pomona
grange in New England, and as prosperous
oranges as can be found in the nation.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-18
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

The train from Portland on Tuesday got
stuck 10 the snow near the Crawford House,
and hadn't got through at the time we went
TO press.
A wag took the pains to count and says
that six hundred and City horses with their
drivers passed the FARMER Office on Wednes.
day, besides one runaway, and it wasn't much
OF day for horses either. Who says Rail.
road street is not a busy little place
A man coming up 10 the train the other
day inquired Of another what the population
Of st Johnsbury is Don't know says the
other, but when you get up to the station
you can count them.
William II. Wheelers last known address
was Aspinwall, Central America.
DR. II. A, Cutting, state geologist, gives
lecture at town hall this friday evening at
seven o'clock, subject Egypt.
The Portland train due bore at 4.40 Fri.
day encountered snow in the notch which
delayed it until six o'clock Saturday morn.
ing Eight couples were aboard destined for
the ball here, so they bawlcd there all night.
The South church has declined sending
delegates to the advisory council eit 2
All temperance people should remember
the meeting OF the county temperance society
at the town hall Saturday at ten O'Clock a.
m. For the past few years towns people
have given the meetings Of this society very
discouragng audiences, SO much SO that the
committee felt almost compelled to call the
meeting at some other place. Let us turn
out this year and show the society we have
an interest in their labors.
About twenty Of the business men Of Bur
lingtou passed through the place Oh Tuesday
on a trip to Portland.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-18
- ; - -
Deaths.

At South Duxbury, Jan 2s, Of pneumonia. Fanny
1ertle, daughter OF Samuel NJ. and Pha Turner aged
years and months. =
At Bristol, Feb A. Davis d. Tucker aRed "a Year,
and months
A. Lincoln, Feb g. ofdiphtheria, Eison e., only son
oil kErs " and Lydia Purngton) 70, aged 10 years
Enosburgh, Feb .. Clarence E. dau ghtsr Of Oscar
and Emma Stevens 3 mos.
AZ Enosburgb, Feb I, Mrs Stephen House.
AZ Enosburgh, Feb l. Mrs Oscar Stevens, a.
AZ Enosburgh Feb u, Mrs II. Eldred, 73
At Enesburgh, Feb 10, Mrs Il. J. Tyler, 40
AZ Barton Landing, Feb II. Gene We've A., W lie Of H.
W. Buchanan, "a. - -
n Al barton, Feb 49, Mary uIamlton) Allen, wifs Of
Dea Harvey Allen, aged 20 yrs, 10 mos
A. burlington, Feb 10, Chas d. Ford IS.
A. Westheld, Feb s, Benjamin Stsbbins, CO.
At Lincoln, Jan 81, only ushter of A. j. and Anne
liza Cushman, aged years, 10 mos.
AT 81 Johnsbary Center, Feb l6, Orlando L. oldest
son OF Lueius e. and Lucy W. Farnhain aged ii years
and ~ mos. - 'N''
At Hardwick, Feb ~, Thomas Williams, ~.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-18
February 10, 1876.
GRANGE STORE!
ST. JoHNsHURY, WI.

WE announce this week that our stock Of doods-
the staple articles Of trades yet good and We expect
soon to be able TO make . large addition TO II. We
expect car load Of this week, which will be
sold at reasonable rates. Also car Of coarse mid
dhngs, and new lot Of Flour We invite the fflsnds
and others, TO call aud examine these goods We in
tend to send very for load Of Land Plaster and
all who desire to purchase will please leave their
orders at this store, consult with Brother e. L.
HOveL chairman Of business committee or either
Of the other committee Of the board will give tho
proper Information on all general subjects connected
with this store. Wo have on hand already tho Cum
berland Phosphate, which is no doubt very superior
article, az men who are qualified TESTIFY. We intend
next week 10 send for our third car Of salt and those
who wish to order will please notify us soon Those
who are in want Of nails will also please leave their
orders soon. We can say without Boosting that our
butter salt $40 barrels) 10 really pure nice article
In fact II is the INCEST anywhere. We have
tho same in bags and boxes 10 suit ALL Our Dry Goods
are the staple paln and substantial qualities such
We believe our friends desire most, -Bleaohed and
Brown Cottons, the best prints oweling, full cloth,
and striped shifting, also linen, machine thread,
double wooden mttsns and feelings. Brooms, Ak
hsVes, stove polish and all sorts of groceries, Garden
Seeds, rice, cotton Irvine, matches bag strings seed
onions, etc. Tub sugar. eggs and butter in limited
quantities. Old corn and old corn meal, a splendid
article and no discount all see for themselves
We shall now In few days be ready to take butter,
eggs ana some other produce, limited quantities,
In exchange for goods, or will send to market for q
very small commission. I'VE send produce to market
We expect to be sold at short notice. at market rates.
and returns made Immediately to US. We shall say
more Of this as soon full arrangements are made.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-18
PETITION I'm oHANoERY.

A. n. GAMMELL,
Ell. CHAMBERLIN. IN ohsn'ery'
GEORGE ROLLINS,
hEN lp, e HAYDEN SYsEN AIT June Term, 1875.
STATE OF vEBMoNT.l whereas A. II. Gaum.ll.
CasdcSia County Court duly entered his petition set
ting forth that on the 9Th day Of November, ls72
Ellery ,. cbambsrlln duly executed 70 the pe,tlonsl
mortgage deed Of certain land In 81 Johnsbury,
county ofCaledonia and state Of Vermont described
a. followsi being certain lot OF land near Pad.
DOCKS Village, go called, and being tho same lot
bought Of Luke Buzzel meaning to include ali build
ngs thereon standing with the land, conditioned for
three hundred and ton dollars and Interest snnualy
RayaelS on the 2tth day Of November, 1873 to said
vamm me, 81 eearer The petitioner further shows
a. ID. 1872, executed a certain other mortgage upon
!hs same prepses unto one Luke Bui1ell " said 81
certain note signed by said Chamberlin for the sum
q Zone hundred aud any dollars payable 70 said Luke
with interest annually both Of which notes with the
interest thereon are due and owing and have not been
anu .he pe'oneI iurther says that the said
and transferred his said mortgage and note unto the
petitioner, who Is now the legal holder and bearer
and his wife, Martha s. Cham6erlia on the 10th day
Of june a; D. 1874, conveyed said premises to one
George Rollins Of Middletown, In the county Of Middle
sex, and stats Of Connecticut who still holds the title
thereto and claims to own the same aud that one
Henry q. Hayden. agent for the Wheeler 4 Wilson
Misunderstanding Company Of Boston, in the county Of
Suffolk, and state Of Massachusetts claims an interest
In said premises by virtue Of mortgage SUBSEQUENT
In date and right TO the petitioners mortgage; and
that one Jonathan Ross Of st Johnsbury claims an In
terest In said premises by virtue Of attachment on
levy Of execution thereon,
Ant II appearing that the said George Rollins and
Henry u Hayden, agent aforesaid aud the Wheeler
Wilson Manufacturing Company reside without the
state, ~ that personal service cannot no made on
them and have mot bad notice hereof II 10 hereby
ordered that notice Of the pendsncy OF this petition be
given to the said George Rollins, Henry o. Hayden,
agent Of Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company,
and the Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company,
oy publication Of the substance Of this petition and
newspaper published n Caledonia county three weeks
successfully the last Of which publication 10 be twenty
Gays prvr " the hrst day Of next term Of Caledonia
county court to be begun and held at So JOhnsbury
on the arst Tuesday In June, A. ID. 1876.
Dated at st Johnsbury February 3, 1876.
A. L. RANKIN, Clerk.
BKLDEN IDE, Solicitors.
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