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Testimony in the above case was re-
sumed this morning. Henry Speer, gr,.
was examined at length, but nothing
was ELECTED which would throw any
light going to show that there was any
foul play.
| The witness was cross-examined at
length by Hon. 4. B. Paxton, Mrs. Ea-
toms attorney. Speer's anxiety to re-
late matters of private business relatinR
to himself and Mrs. Stratton, a member
| of the Eaton family, in which consider
able heat ana displeasure was MANI
| tested on his part, was promptly ruled
out,
| Mr.. Paxton stated to the jury thai all
the reports circulated which had a tend
lency to throw veil of mystery arenad
the whole matter was the work OF Henry
tSpeer, jr., with motives which he would
| leave TO the jury to determine.
| Mr.. Paxton emphatical.y denied The
story published that he haI been im,ae.
diaIely called in by Mrs. Eaton 70 ssS
that the life insurance policies were a51
straight. This he did not do.
Prof. Wayne submitted the following
report:
''Dr. p. F. Maley, Coroner Hamilton Counts.
"DEAR SIR-I would report that L have
made an analysis OF the stomach, ana
contents Of the same, placed in my HANGS
by you for that purpose, and said fD b.
by you the stomach and contents taksn
from the body oil Harry g. Eaton. ana
that have not been able to detect ia fhb
same by my examination any poisonous
substance.
"The condition OF the stomach m
found and here reported warrants shs
coaeluston that Harry q. Eaton tl5s1
from the effect Of an organic disease a
she stomach, and that tho congestion "a
the brain was a result OF the fiiseanea
condition, and not caused by the ADMIN
istration OF any poisonous or narcosip
agent u, 3. WAxNxs
Ins psaDsST.
AFTER having exsGined sSid S.ax
ana heard tue evidence, we. rhs ln,S
40 nnd the deceased came 20 bis isss<
n q X4nI I.I..r
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Moore VS.. Hayman.

G. 7. Hayman, the commission broker
whom Miss Eliza Moore charges I'm
IN ih"ecen' assauis oohiln .Ued upon her
On sne hign' o' 'ne 18th Of May, has been
bound over - the Grand Jury in the sum
ol Souo to answer the charge.
In his examination in the Police Court
this morning the fact was offered in eyi-
dence that he endeavored to compromise
with the girl by payment TO her of
$500. -
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Rejoicing at Vanderbilt Uni.
w

By American Press Association o'the STAR.
NASHVILLE, TENN, May N.-The stu
dents Of Vanderbilt University are to-
day celebrating Commodore Wander.
bilts birthday. The exercises were
commenced at 8 O'Clock, with music.
Bishop McTyeire then delivered an ad-
dress, which was succeeded by other
addresses and birthday congratulations
to Mr.. Vanderbilt. The buildings and
grounds will be Illuminated this eyen-
ing, and the exercises continued.
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Rhe bad Luck of stones GOld
Hunters,

By American Press Association to the STAR.
LINCOLN, NEB., May 27.-Advices re-
ceived here from Kearney junction state
that eleven of the Cincinnati Black Hills
party known as Col. stones company
fell into the hands OF the Iuuians and
were either killed or carried 0tf rs pris.
oners. Stone was not with the party at
the time the attack was made.
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CHESTER PARK.
Splendid Attendance at the Races
Yesterday.

Splendid Attendance at the Races
Yesterday.
Fully five thousand people were ON
hand yesterday afternoon at the com.
mencement of the sport. The track was
in excellent condition, as the time made
will show. A number of the best ladias
of Cincinnati were there, aud any num-
ber of prominent citizens.
Below is the summary Of yesterday
afternoons races, and The programmes
for to-day:
Purse, $50, for all ages; three-quarters
oil mile:
7. j. Megibben, ch. (. Eaglet. ....--.-
A. B. Lewis Il Co., ch. I. Lady Clipper ..-.- Z
John b. Todd, b. ......::................-.- Y
Green Clay br. c. Grenoble. e.............rk
Glenn. Beachy, b. g. Jack Harkaway .,,,...-
J. A. Grinstead, b. I. Phoebe May Flow =
John Rodegap, Oh. c. EvaY..,. -f....
Ira Platner, b. b. Larry .......--......
John FunL Father Ryan ... q
ms -, y. h. st. George ............... Q
Purse $3.50, for all ages; dash OF two
miles:
W. L. Guild, b. I. Sue Wynn nn.....A
James MurDhy, br.' Bob Wooliey. .....-.l
| ID. McCarty, ch. e. Camargo. a
Time--s:A u
Burnet House stakes, tnree-year-olds.
$50 entrance, p. p., Burnet House 10 add
5000. closed with thirty nominations ana
eight starters.
Cadwallader s. McFadden's g. o. Lins-
" m L. Looch's b. C. Grit. it..........4 IN
y alter a; Dunn's ch. I. Nina Douglas. slist.
I. J. MegibbePs ch. 6. Goldsberg ..... 1isk.
John Rodegap's b. I. Lady Mack. .. DIST
u. SwigerL's b. c. Bombay y....I 81
q. W. Stewart u 20. ,s ch. q Maimistic.' {
John Funk's br. C. Harry Hill. 50
Time--l :4T%, l;45&, l:47z.
To-DAY's RACES.
This Is the closing day, and VIII be
marked by three races, as follows:
First Race-Purse, $500. For ali axes.
second horse to have SEQ; mile heafs:
three best in five. :.
Second Racs-The Cincinnati Gun.
For all ages $50 entrance, D. D. The AS
sociation to add $500; dash OF TWO and a
half milesj closed with eleven nominar
tiOns.
Third Race-Consolation Purse. $soe.
For beaten horses; horses beaten once,
allowed 5 lbs.; twice, 10 lbs.; three
tim.s, IA lbs; second horse TO have %,
mile heats. 4
The entries in the first race are Bob
W ooiiey, brakesmau, and Phyllis.
ooiiey was largely the fayorite lasx
night; Bfakesman second.
In the eecond race the starters WIN IN
Novity, Carrie Anderson, Emma G.
War Jig, Lottia Moore, Weatherby, and
Capt. Hutchinson. and they stood In she
pools last night IL the order named.
In the last race there were five entries.
as follows, selling in the pools In the or~
der named: Larry Hart, G0ldmine. Cru
sian, Eaglet, and Minnie Morgan.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

WANTED-You to know that it IL really as :
tonishlng how cheap s. MARX, 25O W. Fifth
made boots, shoes, CATERS and slippers. 1t
will pay You well to go there. Then his stock
is the largest, and his prices the lowest in the
city. Gail early, to avoid the rush in the even
ing.
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NIarrIage Liccnses.

The following marriage licenses were 10.
sued since our last report:
Ferd. Fox and Annie Busch.
Gordon ShIllito and Jane w. Gaff.
john Conners and Ellen Ryan.
X. A. Hurtig and Lizzie steeblg.
Clemens Wahl and Lizzie W Wellmann.
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Church of the Blessed sacramen,

ChWfCh OF ING BIess6U SaCFHHheHts e
Tomorrow May 2S) there will be given
candy May party to the children of the
Church aforesaid, on Glenway Land and
Building Association grounds, near the
Seminary. Children OF st. Patrick's in
vited, with st. Miohael's. ALI free.
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LAST EDITION.

For the neat t,oenty:tour hours probably
fair or partially cloudy soeather, soith little
or no change in temperature.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

And buy your Children's Carriages, Star FLU
ters, Peerless Wringers and the celebrated
Monitor OIL Stove, at 139 and 2l7 West Fifth
street. COLBY, RHORER & CO., Manufac-
turing Agents. myl3- I'm s., Tu&Th
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iCtKDTCHrEG FROM NATURE--ln peucI,
|kJ and water colors, and drawing and paint
Utpetvntod, 10 cts. OF any bookseller or Jlca3E
ANbY y co. lls Nassau at., NIX. fsiistf
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY,

NTINTH-S STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
IN Ninth street, between Vine and Race
Key. l.. Moss will preach at II A. M. sabbath.
school at 25. p. NJ.
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T,0R RSALE-HOUSE--T Ten rooms, fine lot.
VI Main avenue, Ayondale. Cheapir sold at
taee. T. D. Box ai9. my25-5t
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-HOUSE-
30 Richmond street; handsome stone front.
large lot; will exchange for other property or
sell on long time. mN2,-4t
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PROPER FITTING SHIRTS.

make speciality OF cutting shirts to order,
guaranteeing perfect fitting garment. Make
samples when desired. Il. L. SPRAGUE, 5. e.
corner Fourth and Vine streets, up stairs.
apM-3
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

V,ABEkNACLE CONGREGATION. ROB-
4 INSON'S ra-house.-Henry ID. Moore,
Pastor Sunday morning. The Prodgal Son.
Luke xv:ii2, IA, IS, 90 W: 'Give me the por-
ton Of Goods that falIeJh to me-" "Anl when
he had Spent all, he began to be in Waut." ~
will Arise and Go 10 my Father" " hen he
was yet great way of, his Father saw him. "
Bring forth the best Robe and put it ON hln.' %
The music Is conducted py Prof. c. NJ. Cur
rier. with a select band Of fifteen instru-
ments. Programme of Sacred Song: /. volun-
tary- Orchestra; ?. "Al Hail! The Power OF
Jesus Nama;" 8. Ofertory = Orchestra; 4.
" Forever With the Lord; 8, "Thcre is a Land
that is Fairer than Day-Sweet BY and By"
those who are called Infidel, those who
cali themselves Skeptics, those who have
no church home elsewhere, and all who
are seeking after truth, are cordially invited
to come and hear Attentive ushers will show
you to seats as long as there are seats to be
had. The scenery on the stage will be re-
moved to the extreme rear, and the ample
space thus obtained will be furnished with
seats, so as to provide, as far as possible, ac-
commodatlon for all who desire to worship
with us. All are cordially invited. Strangers
in the city and young men specially welcome.
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NM BOOTS AND SHOES
wv Ladies' fine custom made si,e-iac kid
Rnd pebble goat boots, 81; nice foxed boots,
b 70; laced CATERS, 81; lldes' fine kid slippers
and ties. 81; at Il. b. DOHAN'S, 34T Central
Ayenue, near Richmond street. my25-3t
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FOR SALE.

iJ70R sALE-FEArHERS-L Az pound
IL pillows, 81; choice feathers, Is cents per
pound; 8b pound beds, IS. Z. w. MORRISON
u CO., vi West Sixth street. my27-I0t
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iVTOR REM ENT-HOUSE-Nea brick OF 7 rooms
gas, water, all papered and grained. HUGH
TUGH, 247 Gutter street. my25-3t*
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I'M ATANTED-MEN-We want to give 5000
wv trial packages, worth 81 each, to 500
EnoR who wish to engage permanently in the
best paying business in the United States. We
guarantee live men $40 per week during tho
fear. II unemployed, write to Q. X. RAY
tO, Chicago, Ill. my25-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

HIOR SALE-BARRELS-5,O0 empty &C.
III mont barrels, in good order, ohcap, Gin
Stnnati Facing Company, Nos. 425 to 4S5 Il.
Front street. my2s-3t
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,L,OR RENT-HOUSE-141 Barr street, eight
IN rooms and modern Improvements. Apply
40 L. HINSDALE, Room l6, Carlisle Building
my25.4t
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MANTED-SITUAT ATION-For q boy OF /:
w years Of age. Address S9l Main street.
my26-3tt
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tANT TANTED-SALESMAN a Boston
w boot and shoe house, an experienced
salesman with well established trade in Ohio
eDd Western Pennsylvania; none others need
hnswer. Address, In confidence, Box 2,iS3, Bos-
kDu, MASS. mY2b-5t
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-HOUSE-Ot eight rooms, gas
JIG and water on first and second floors. In
suire at 2g6 Broadway. my25-3t
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XN1 ATOMIC do general
w housework, by girl. 107 Clark street,
up stairs. my25-5t
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plfR RWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS or
M MARTIN. at 42 W. Fifth st. jy1S-tf
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wANTED---sIruAr1oNs.

WANTED = SITUATION - For a boy ID
w years Of age. Address 400 sycamore st.
my25-8t+
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kFIOR SALE--COTTAGE-Of two rooms on
~ Prices Hill Road, only half square from
prcc's Incline and Grand View. Reasons for
selling, gong TO the old country. Come and
SOC. II. r. MOSWEENEY.
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NorICBs.

M0TICE.-A Special Train will leave the
~ Plum street Depot at l 80 r. NJ, for the
10 great Base bali game played at the Park.
Fare for the round trip, a0c. IT.
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WIN CONGREGATIONAL
Y CHURCH.-Services will be held in this
church as usual on Sunday, May -. Morning
sermon by the Pastor, the Rev. q. B. Boynton,
DID, on the following subject-"The Saliva
ton Of Christ Whole Salvation" Evening
lecture: 1.-The Miracles in Egypt" continued.
Music will be as usual, the choir accompanied
BY orchestral Instruments Seats free, and all
are invited and made welcome.
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T1OR RENT-HOUSE-Large house; Az
| It Story prick, No. 324 Walnut street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets. Inquire at 22 Ninth
street, or at 80 jackson street, my25-3t
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W WANTED-SITUATIO a girl to do
w general honsework In a small family, no
objection to the country. INQUIRE at 3aT Free
man street. my25-4t
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ct. PAUL NJ. f. CHURCH, corner Seventh
y and Smith stree,s. Preaching by the Pas
tor. Rev. Z. II. Payne. DID,, Tomorrow at u
A. NJ. and TX p. NJ. sunday school at ~ p
M. All are cordially invited.
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FOUND.
PERSONAL.
FOR LEASE.

THOR LEASE--RESIDENCE residence
,E at Oakley--Elegant mansion, OF IA rooms,
fnnished in splendid style, with all desirable
accommodations; SIX acres in lawn, garden,
shrnbbery, fruit, grape arbor In full bearing:
on long, very cheap lease. PAUL SCHUSTER.
&a Court street, my25-5t
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IL OR RENT-HOUSE- Avondale-Large
IT b.iok house, IL rooms, hall in center; two
tasres OF ground; stable, clsterns, well, No. For
particulars address City P. y. Box 1,0l2.
my2i-4t
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
Y street. between Central avenue and Plum
Preaching morning and evening by Isaac Err
rett, Editor of the Christian Standard.
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w -slTUATlONs-By two Prot
w estant girls, for general housework.
Also, No. cook, laundress. nurse and seam
stress, with reference, at 81 Ludlow street.
mySj-at
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EOR KENT HOUSE = Three-story brick
1t house. lU rooms, with front and largo side
gard. No. l86, northeast corner L0ngworth al d
John. Inquire Of JAMES GILL, Nos 1C0 and
an w. Fourth street. my2j-4t
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M ANTED-KID OR PEBBLE GOAT
wv Custom made side lace shoes, 81 70; lS-
thread lasting siie lace, 81 W, ut FIX. BOGEN-
sCHUTZ'S. No. 248 Central avenue. corner OF
George. 1t
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tnnTTTUE and Morphine Habit cured In
NIIAl UM TEN DAYS. A New Discovery.
!HfHI1W rhe only known and sure rem
MI HIM ely. No money required
! until cured. DR.. STE
PHLNs, NO. ITO w. Ninth ST., Cincinnati, O.
myl3-15td, S, Tu&Th- my lS-4tw
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frOR SALE - CHEAP = LIFE SCHOLAR |
IL SHJP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph |
Tor full particulars address s. r. C., Box D,
PITY. ja8-t -tf,d&w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AM TANTED-GIRL-Ag good girl to do cook
wv ing at lO3 Broadway. It's
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Il,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-HoUsE-
Il And lot. in Wyoming; Will exchange for
maukee. Inquire OF w. CAREY, 40 Freeman
street my25-4t
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FOR RENT-.RooMs

IsT n Beautiful Visiting Cards. with name
All neatly printed on them, sent post paid
nj lor 26c. Also, sample lrds sent Of glass,
aU tinted bristol, snowflake, marble etc.
Address Ii. Ii. MEGREW, Canal street,
Gincinnat. my25-3tIn, ,S&W
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-15
Correspondence.

MEssRs. EDIIoRs In tho last issue oil
the REGISTER, l noticed piece in regard
to the voters of Mr.. Lucia for states at,
torney in Granville, being withheld by
me. as postmaster. 1t Is great mistake.
There was any quantity Of Lucia votes
at the town meeting, and the slips of pa.
per that came 10 here 10 favor Of Lucia,
came in on Tuesday evening after the
election. Our mail comes in town on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even.
ings. There was Republican state and
county tickets, and Democratic state and
county tickets, came into this office on
Tuesday night, in the same mail that the
slips or sheets came 10 for Lucia after
freeman's meeting was over. Presiding
officer says there was Lucia votes laying
upon the table all day. have had no
such talk with any one as. "Oh, l had
forgotten all about them" Now. sir, this
is all falsehood. How any one should
know that was 10 favor Of Chapman I
cannot tell. for have never passed my
views 10 the matter. As to the hard.
ware man coming over from your place
aud destroying votes know nothing
about. But, sir, do know what Temper.
ance Voter" says about my Withholding
votes, or having any talk that had for.
gotten them. Is . falsehood from begin.
ming to end. and would like TO know his
name aud meet him face to face.
T. b. DrMIoE. p. NJ.
Granville, Oct. 7, 1875.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-15
,szell Of Dover and Freeman Of Balti

Lssell Of Dover and Freeman Of BaIii.
more
Land Tax Committee - Messts Hutch.
iusou OF Hancock, Hougl'cu Of Reads.
boro. Brown Of Waterford. Mscombcr Of
Wcsttord, Frizsell Of Canasp, Uford Of
Fairfax, Tracy of South Hero, Hodskip.
lot Bclvidere, Carr of STAFFORD, Whitchcr
Of Wes'Reld, Goodrich OF Benson, Tilden
OF Roxbory, johnson Of Vernon and
Stannard OF Andover.
On State Prison-Mcssrs BaicheIdcr
Of Arlington, Lynde Of Marlboro, White
Of Washington, Parker OF READING.
Guernsey OF Castleton, Adams Of Enos.
burgh and Lincoln OF Lyndon.
On Corporations 49, Messrs Henry of
Chester, Human Of Chatlessoo, iIapgood
of Underhill, Kingsley of Salisbury, Web.
ster Of Cabot, Huling Of Beuuiueion and
CrandalI Of Haidwick
On Town Lines NESTS Everest Of
Addison, PriDglc Of Charlotte, Wheeler
of Berkshire, Howe Of Tunbridgo, Dick
crmaD of Wallingford, Pnkin Of Marsh.
field and Howe OF Springfield
On Mileage AID De5on.ures--Messrs
Birkett Of Ferrisburgb, Simonds of Peru,
Winchester Of S.annard, McGregor OF
South Burlington, Fitch ci Brunswick,
Chase Of i'icbioid, Knight Of North
Hero, Fniler Of Eden, Camp of Orauae,
Wells OF Bloomington. Hopkins Of Tin.
mouth, Butnsp Of Calais, Rauney Of
Athens add Thornton Of Ilariland.
On Public Buildinga-Ale Sheldon
of Rutland, Ssbin Of Montpelier, Estey
Of Brattlcboro, Clark of Stockbridge,
TempletcD of Glover, Jenkins Of Burke
and Rose Of Wa,ham.
Under the Fourth Joint iuIe-AIessrs
Howe of Springfield, Sherwood OF Fair.
Geld and Lyford OF Woodbury..
On the Reform School-Messrs Sprseue
OF Brandon, Blodgett of st Johnsbury,
Martin Of Chelsea, Newton Of St Albaus,
Porter Of Cornwall, Estoy Of Brattleboro
and Jennings of Hubbardton.
On the Library-Messrs French Of
Woodstock, jenkins Of East Haven and
Chamberlin of Sharon.
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- TATE OF VERMONT District Of

auuispD, IS.
In Probate Court, held ut Middiebury, within
and for said district. on tho 25th day Of Septem.
her, A. b. 1876.
Albert NJ. Eyerts, administrator of the estate
o! Charles L. Eyerts, late Of Salisbury in sula
uz,riet deceased, makes application to this court
IN writing, stating that said deceased died seized
and possessed of the following real estate, VIZ
home farm and wood lot containing over two
hundred acres situated in Salisbury; the Board
man farm Of about 20 acres, situated In Middle
bury AID salisbury, ard so acrcs Of woodland In
Hipton. aud that the personal estate Of said .ic
ceased Is not sufficient TO pay Ike debts, and tia,
II Is necessary 10 Fell all the real estate Of said
deceased in order 20 pay tho debts against said
estate and expenses sf administration and praying
sait court for license to sell the came Ii Is
thetoupon ordered that said application be re.er
red to a 81 sion q said court to DO held st the
Probate OF "a in Middlebury on the 23i day ci
october, AID. 1876, at ~ clock in the forenoon.
for hearing thereon; and it Is further ordered
that notice be given to all persons interested l.,
publication Of notice Of said application and lhs.
order thereon throo weeks successfully in tho
Mlddleoury Register, newspaper printed al
Midilebury, previous u said time Of hearing
that they may appear at said time and place ana
shVw cause If any they may have why sal license
should not be granted.
q sASPL +. COOKE, Jutse