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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06
STATE or MILNE.
HEAD QrARTERs,
Augusta, June 81, 1897.
GENERAL ORDER, NO. 81.
FELLOW SOLDIERS

U ELLVW soobpitNo
The soil Of our state has been invaded -
One Of our citizrns. while in the performance
Of duty required by law, wus arrested within
the territory Of Maine, and carried TO an ad-
jacent foreign province, where he now re-
mains incurcernted within the walls Of prs
on. This is but n repetition of former acts
OF injustice, committed against our border IN
habitants,b by officers acting under the author-
" OF the British Province ofNcw Brunswick.
The integrity Of the State n,,'st be presev-
cd. Maine looks To the General Government
for redress.
Our citizens must be secure within our
limits, and il may be found necessary to bring
forth military power TO give that protection to
which they are entitled.
The Commqndcr in Chief therefore calls
upon the Miliiis to hold themselves in 'eidi-
meas 10 obey such orders. as the security oI
our citizens aud the. honor Of the State may
Sequire.
By the Commander in Chief.
A.B. THOMPSON, .A'J. Gen.
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FOR. .NEH YORK. THIS DAY,
PEOPLES LINE.
Fare from Newport, e4.,O, and f.

Fare from Newport, Sd 30, and found.
Nr TIE steamboat Los.
a. n lnr,"ntspt Vanderbilt
VSsi -- Will leave Newport on
'h'A''''s--sz zs-s'T-9 Monday afternoon, July
i0h. al o'clock, tor Now York
The Hour for leaving Providence IL fixed
at ! O'Clock, on the arrival Of the afternoon
cars, and New York at ; =. NJ,
G :" The Lexington viii arrive at New
York, IN time for passengers 10 take the Phil
adt phia or Albany Boats on the same morn.
ing.
/ n. B.-Newport and New Bedford passen.
gers can be accommodated with Bcrths ~
this Boat, by applying the day previous To
her leaving.
For further information. enquire Of VI. T..
BHewSrER, No. ], Colonnade Row, Newport
! July Ita.
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MORE PRIZES,

L
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERIES, TINS
WEEK.
Tuesday, July 4,
Class 80, - nos. ] | ballots. Capital Sl0CCO,
Tickets SO.
"Wednesday. July ;,
Class 81, GO nos. ballots, Capital $500,
l. Tickets -.
Thursday. July 6.
Class 50, - hes. I ballots. Capital Ss,OO0
Tickets 50.
Friday, July7,
Class So, &C nos II ballots, Capital $1,000,
Tickets 81.
Saturday, July s,
Class 81, - nos. I2 ballots. Capital $4,000,
Tickets $40.
Tickets in great variety, to be had at the
Old Lucky Office of
=. G. SHAW.
July q.
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Court Of Probate, .lE;ddletom,, June I9th, 1887

Court Of Probate, .lEddieto,rn, June I9th, 1887.
SNBrREAs the Commissioners report and
W Executors account on the estate Of
John .Mien, late of MIddletowD, deceased,
was presented for exnmnat ton and allowance:
II IS ordered, That the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the Town House,
IN hliddetown on the 3d Monday OF July next,
At o'clock, p. m., and that previous notice
h" given by publishing copy Of this order.
three several times in the "Iicraid of tie
Times" for all persons Interested. To- appear
AT said time and place, and be heard.
True copy---witness:
WILLIAM SMITH, prob. elk.
June %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

Map Doos.-h little Girl, daughter Of Mrs
Joseph Ely, ot West Springfield, aged about
Z years. was bitten hy n rabid dog last week
as she came ont Of school. A council of ply
sicians was called, and her arm Immediately
ampntHtcd. but there is little hopes of her life.
But if she lives what must be her suffering.
and that Of her friends from the apprehension
Of the terrible disease? This IL II warning to
every town TO see 10 their dogs. The citl-
zcnS Of West Springfield Immediately com
mcnccd killing theirs. Every ono should ei-
ther be killed or confined, for it il not right
to expose people 10 this friehtinl disease by
letting them run at large A rabid dog has
lately appeared in Berkshire county. Since
the above was written the Springfield Re-
publican has come to hand. which states that
this dog bit 4 or ) others aud COW, in the
lower part of West Springfield. The little
girl was bitten very severely. The dog ponnc-
ed upon her. threw her down, and bit her at
and above the elbow, tearing the flesh from
the bone. The citizens nf Springfield have
taken measures to secure The canine race IN
tha, town. A calf in n neighhoring town was
recently knocked in the head. after having
FOR hours exhibited all the symptoms of mad
ness.-.Norh0mpton Gazette.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

o. We understand that the very nppro-
pirate and well written Original Hymn"
sung at the celebration in this town on the
4th, was composed by the Rev. Mr.. Brooks,
Pastor of the Unitarian Church.
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Died,

In this town on Thursday last suddenly, MIR.
c. Carpenter Gard. aged AG years.
At Bristol Oh the 22d ut. Mr.. Josiah Smith,
aged 90 years and days, the oldest nhabltanl
in that place.
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Fruit ~ Auction

On !SrivTiOy neT NJ q 0'cio.S A. w. rU Be
sod ~ P"biic .1'"iion, in 'front.' Of tie sub.
sc,iber'S Store,
on boxes superior bunch Rnlsins.
--O 90 do. do. cluster do.
3 bags Almonds.
> bags Rio Coffee.
2 kegs of American Honey,
uLag- Pipe os Brandy,
beds, b-dotcads, sheets, blankets,
. sc's Silver Spoons,
Kitchen furniture, and other articles.
July q. NJ. HALL, .aacrr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

The Legislature Of Virginia is now in scs-
sion. This is the second time only that that
body has assembled by special summons since
the days OF the Revolution. And ii is called
together now to devise some means to bring
relief to trade, which has been prostrated by
the ma! administration of the government.
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.HdnliliSiraiOr's Sale.

O.N MONDAY. Tie I0M day Of July ne,f, at
o'c'ock H. NJ wW be sold at public ame-
Hon, on he premises By rirtrc O, u decrer of
The Court Of Probate, Of the io,cn Of .Nt,o-
port,
4 LII the right, title and interest which Al
- eXan1cr p. Moore, late of Newport,
Physician, dec. had AZ the time Of his deceasc
IN aud to certain undivided half part or moi
e'y OF land, containing by estimation two
acres, be the same more or less, situated in
Newport bounded Northcrly OH drift way
leading to Taylor's beach, Eas,erly on land
late Of Thomas G. Hazard, dee. Southerly on
land late Of Russel CLARKE, and Westerly on
land of the heirs Of Anthony Dixon. dec.
Conditions st the time and place of sale.
SAMUEL WHirEHoRyE, .adntr.
June 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

WEBSTER MEErIyG.---A meeting Of clI-
zens friendly 10 the nomination of Nh Web.
stcr 10 the uiIice of President of tho United
States, was held in New York ou "Wednesday.
The meeting was unusually large even fr
thu city. jonathan Thompson presided. as-
sisted hv sixteen Vice Pfrsidrnt>' fna
m""t,n. MAS addressed By Hiram krichum,
Esq An address to the people of the u.
States was read. and several resolutions "Vr"
adopted. These resolutions were mainly
descriptive Of Mr.. W'bster's political course
in the councils OF The nation, tnd ol the
course pursued by the Government during II
few years p,~I--wiih hearty approval Of
the first, and a. hearty diSaPproval ut the
last.
Mr.. Webster was una"imouSlv nominated
as Candidate for The Presdency-with II
perfect understanding. that whatever conrs"
should be hereafter adopted, oHd Whatever
candidate should be hereafter nominated by
a Wing National Conveniion, oI hy nuJorlly
of the Wings IN Congress, won!d be concnr-
red in bv the members OF that meeting. The
spirit which pcryadrd the meeting ~ spoken
of as highly conclliatory. Tim" will deter
mine how far this nomination will be respon-
dcd to by the people III other sections Of the
country. The hearty welcome he every
where meets. induces n belief that his nom
'ination may b. as heartily responded 10 in
the West. Should il be otherwise. we hope
the Wings viii mite upon one Candidate,
and Concentrate their united forces upon that
one whoever he may be- FH Rirtr Mon
itor
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Es. Z. Union HANK,

a semi-annual Dividend will he paid on ard
"a after Saturday, July ist, 1887, TO such
persons as shall appear b, the books of the bank
To be Stock holders thereof on the 24lh inst.
GEO. c. MASON, Cosh'r.
Newport, June 29th, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

MrIANOHoLl ST,TEMrNr.-Tho \. York
New Era contains the follnwing "Ai ~ sr-
rod OF ils history las there been so great a
degree oi general distress ia this city'ns there
i. AZ ihS day. OF is mechanics aud other
working men, al least ten Thousand urc now
wrliom employn ~it; and the wives and ia
u''rrs If these, which amount, upon low cal
cuntion, to ten thousand persons more, are
.of ring want, mnny of them bitter. heart
r"nding want. The letters which abound up
on our table fiom commercial clerks. stat"
that there Is at least two thoussnd az that cd
ucatcd class who have been di missed from,
their occupations. aud whose previously scan
~ salaries allowed them tn make little il any
provision for So sudden aud distressing con-
t'n"ancv. OF seamstresses, book-fidcrs,
bonnet makers, ard other industrious females,
we are assurcdfrnm sources likely to be well
informed. that certainly three thousand are
at this moment in pinlng des,itution aud ex-
posed 10 hearlcss temI tation."
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NOTICE.

The citizens Of Newport friendly to digging for
coal. are requested to meet at the State House
this afternoon at o'clock, t" take into consid-
Grafton the ways and means of carrying the same
into pxecution.
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M 1rr:cG,

In this town, on Monday afternoon last, by the
Rev Mr.. Brooks, Mr.. Thomas Fowler 10 Miss
Harriet Bliss-Mr. William A. Cogge-hall to Miss
Louisa Bliss-daueh'ers Of Capt. Jeremiah Bliss,
all Of this place.
At St. Pauls church. Portsmouth,, on Monday
Sd inst. by Rev. ]. y. Fenher. Mr.. William Childs
Of New York. to Miss Ann Thomas, daughter Of
Stephen Thomas, Esq. Of the former place.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

GUARDIANS SALE.
o" ,Mgnday ner', huy 10, NJ 9otio,k, "A ~.
rW be sod n pubiic aatcfion. nj The store re-
Gently occupied By Capt. Thomas Caapman.
IN Washington street, on lie Point.
4 LII. the stock in trade Of said Chapman.
IA consisting Of tI'e rsual variety common
ly found in Grocery Store
.3iso-the Shop Furniture. Conditions at
the time and place.
=. p. REMINGTON, Guardian.
Newport, July 6, 1897.
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NOTICE.

A N adjourned meeting OF the Sioo kholders of
"a the CODDlNGTON MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, viii be held al the Factory building,
on Monday the i0ih July. AT 8 O'Clock y. NJ
Newport, June 10Th, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06
LOST OR MESCARRIED.

LOST OR MESCARRIED.
A LETTER was placed by William IT..
"A Loving, Esq in the Post Office at
Brownsville, Tennessee, on or ahont The 9th
May, 1896, directed to the subscriber at New
port. X. Island containing the left hand halves
Of Five One Hundred Dollar notes Of tho
Bank Of the United States, dated-and num-
brred as follows
One for 500, l.. I. dated 4th March, 1929 or
1927, payable at -. Louis.
One for 500, q. 1874, dated sth June, 1882.
payable at Naichez.
One for sIoo, N. 2i2. dated goth Dec. 1894. /.
payable at Na,rhez.
One for 2iaO, N. 52s, dated Sd April. 1892.
payable ut Nashville.
One FOR 500, p. 57i, dated u, May. 1885.
payable a, Mobile.
Said Letter has never reached ITS destina-
ton All persons are canii,ned against re-
ceiving the above described notes, ss apph-
cation will be- made to the Bank BY the sub
scriber, to whom they belong, for payment.
DANIEL TISDALE.
Newport, r. I. April 20. 1e37.--3m.
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Commissioners and Executors Notice.
'aNnE subscribers having been appointed
u Commissioners to receive and examine
the claims against the estate Of Benjamin
Lawton, late Of Newport, dec. hereby civ.
notice that they will meet Tor that purpose at
the house of Mr. Jonathan r. AlInv, on the
last Saturdays Of June, July and August, at
3 O'Clock p. VI.
loN. T. AIMY, }
Nat. m.rrSsw cozzrss, commr',.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-.
ques,cd to make immediate payment To-
SAMUEL u: LAwros, c,.,,
CHARLES LAwTov T''cs
Newport, June 8, 1887. Hume G2l
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China Tea Sets.

Q ow is the time 10 i,uy a set Of China rery
y cheap, at No. sOt, Thames street. Prices
3. 3, 81, !, -. ;, 10 10 dollars per oct -
Nothing charged lor ooaing- call at Charles n.
Iileys, Directly opposite the sign of the Good
Samaritan. July D.
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On TUE (

On TUESDAY. August Ist,
n / o'dork a. " ioiA be sold nj .iuci;on o.,
tie premises,
w. That valuable FARM in the
l.TssAEa Neck, formerly occupied by the
Iiss, late Capt. James Plilhps.-1he
ske1 Farm consists of l4J acres of
the best land on Rhode Island: has large
dwclling-huuse, barn, and other ont-hudings
thereon with two excellent orchards of select
cd fruit trees. and has one of the best 3rvi-
leges for sea mrnure.-An undonbted ttlt.
will be given. ANY person wishing further
information, can obtain the same bv applying
to the Executor, or TO Mr.. Congdun, who now
occupies th" Farm. Conditions will he made
known at the time and place of sale.
ISAAC BURDICK, Erec,itor.
June G.
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TO LET.

fNHoIcE fresh pRUNES aud LEMON SYR-
v UP. just received aud for sule ut No gOi <
No. liS, ! hames-st., by &. ". IiHey
June 90.
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WIN. s. VOSE.

EHroHMs the public. that he has opened A
PUBLIC READING ROOM. for any one
wishing to call and read the news--free Of
cxpen>e-but while reading, should they be
hungry or dry, they will find Ice Creams,
Mint Julips, Wines. Oysters, Pastry, and 9TH.
er refreshments-that will be good for such
complainls-und ali We ask in return is lit
tie Cash.
Families wishing Oysters can have them
fresh, in summer aS in winter. They are
kcl in n cold clinlatc-the Ice house. Call
at Markct-squarc, and see for yourselvcs-Up
stairs. Newport, June 90.
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NOTICE-COAL.

= N consequence Of reduction in the price Of
a l,-igh-, The subscriber reduces his price on
Coal conformable thereto. lie now sells AT Ss,-
50 for 2240 lbs aud invites those who have paid
higher price to him for their Coal. to call and
he will refund the difference. as previously siipu-
lated. GEO. KNOWLES.
Newport June 20, 1887.
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AUCTIONS.
PRINTS g. SHIFTING AT AUCTION.

PKTN 3 a SHIFTING At AUCTION.
TO .h0RROW, Friday Juiy IN, a. 9otiock
II. W. mif b. soil al PubHc .3nei;on attic
s"Isrr.ber's .Storr,
M ~. fine calico prints desirable patterns,
Wv 20 ps. hi"ach"d sh,riing.
3 pa. 3-i bb-ached stlrr,ng,
10 p'. prints.
~ cards al pens,
100 pr. srlssors, j"welrv. wallets. pocket
books. and other art,clcs. Sales posllive.---
Conditions at sale. NJ. HALL, .iucfr
July d.
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MINIATURE PAINTING,

n1R. STURGEON having removed from
A'A town TO the Cottage on the beach. begs
leave to inform the inhabitants Of Newport,
and visitors, that specimens may be- seen at
Bellevue house and at the Cottage, where
sittings are taken.
Terms, from so 10 $50 dolls. each Minia.
'turc. Price depending on the size Of the
picture.
July 6, 1897.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

RESUMPTION OF SPECIs PAYMESrs.--We
are indebted to the Baltimore Merchant, for
copy Of letter first published in the
Charleston Mercury, written by James Ham
ilton, formerly member of Congress, and now
n president Of one Of tho South Carolina
banks, to Nicholas Biddle. in which he re.
commends n recharter OF tho Bank Of the u
nited States, speedy resumption Of specie
pavments, and a consultation among the
banks. aud the appointment Of a committee
of the most eminent bankers IN attend the
deliberations Of Congress. Snth a committee
savs the Merchant, would bring to the aid Of
Congress body of Intelligence and pract-
cal information which could not fail to assis.
greatly in reconcilng the conflicting inter-
ests, which must be brought to harmonize
before anv efficient remedy for the existing
state or things can be applied.
d The National (Phil,dclphia) Gazette Of Satur-
day evening states as one OF the last and r'pes'
fruits Of the experiment. that on application being
made. that morning 10 the Grard tDeposiO Rank
Of that city. for navy pension. payment 'co'
refused for he rant Of the pension funds
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lsana Of EsEsODs-HsAANEs.

VHNIE scmI-annual Dividend at the Blnt Of
4 Rhode Island, viii be paid on and after
Monday. July 81, 1877.
June % $. +. GARDNER. Cashier.
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TH1S BAY, July q.
SIXTY FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR TWO FIFTY.

DeI0,c0re. Er. Glass 81,
70 be drawn This Day, July &,
Capital GJ,000-Tickets 2 80.
Liicrni,ve. Glass q,
To be drawn Friday, July7,
Capital i,500-Tickets 81.
ireihin, Uheeiing, Class 4.
II" be drawn Saturday, July s,
Capital s'25 ,O0O-Ticktts $40.
GronH Consolidated, Glass 2S.
To be. d. .rn Monday, July 10,
Capital ,OOO-Tickets So
Deiairnre, Class 2S,
To b" drawn Tuesday. July II,
Capital $6,000-Tickets So
Tickets and sharcs for sale hy
3. .. rTOYEs,
137 I-2 Ihames- 81.
Orders enclosing cash or prize Tickets, fn
Tickets in any lotteries. under the manage
mrnt of Mossrs. d. s. Gregory g. Co. pune.
tually attended to il addressed as above.
July 6.
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GUNRDLl.N'.S NOTICE.

v7>IlE subscriber having been appointed by
the Hon. Cont Of Probate OF the town
of Newport, Guardian to the person and es-
tate Of Thomas Chapman, of said Newport,
hereby requests all persons having claims
against said Chapman, to present them for
adjustment, and all indebted to him to make
payment to p. r. REMINGTON, Guardian
Newport, July ), 1887.
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SUORD EISN.

y w. Eddy hrs received Scord Fish, a,
- prime pieces which offers tc'hose friendly
to good living feast at ln'le expense. While
,hs article can be procured, le, nons complain Of
the high price Of provisions. July 6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

COCOA NUTS, PINE APPLES, Fill
~ BERTS. ctcctcra. all in fine order, tist
received, by J. w. EDDY, mex; north OF the
Perry Factory. June %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

TIGARs-5O0O Spanish and 1000 half Span
~ sh cigars Of superior quality, just received
aud for sale on consignment by
July 9Th. CHARLES N. TlI.LEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

OTiCE.-N rsr.or. ths, have hore~eA
Y pads. .crn-pril-. or baskets of the sub.cribe,.
are requested 10 return them without delay.
Junp 22. CHARLES ~ TtLLEY.
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yWeekID Altndnar.
Colculaf,d for the me,nian Of .Nemport.

Moons first quar-. 10Th, Sh. 26m. aft.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

THF NEWPORT ENTIRE ABsriNrScE So
Getty, held their Annual Meeting on Tues
day afternoon. July 4th.-I'he following per-
aons were chosen officers Tor the ensuing
year:
Geo. {. S.iaw W, President;
Bcrj Marsh IT, Iice PrSsiJtui:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01
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