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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-04
BENJAMIN CRANAGE,
Cnle of Real Estate by order of Court

Cale of Real Estate by order of Court
- On the 9th day Of June, 1862, at one o'clock P
NJ on the premises in Pennington. Ohio. Will be
sold to the hil b st bidder the undivided one hall OF
the following two tracts of real estate as the prop
erty Of Emanuel Urieh, deed, to wit situate IN
Pennington township, Truinbull county, state oil
Ohio, and is known as part Of lot No. 8. ana also as
part Of lot No. 10, and the SAID tracts are pounded
as follows TO wit: the tract in lot No. 3 Is bounded
on the north by lands belonging TO Lew chapman
and wife and the heirs Of Lewis Hcrner, deed on
the west by lot line; on the east by the centre Of tne
State Road. and on the south b. a line parallel TO
the south line of Levi Chapman and vile and Lew
is Herner's heirs. and 80 far distant theretronn as
with the other lines Of boundary shall include thM-
ty-fye acres of land. The tract in. lot No. III. Is
bounded rs follows, to wit: commencing at the north.
west corner Of said lot No 10. thence east on lot
line ninety-fve rods and four links to lands owned
by Francis Curtis, thence south scVenty-SlX IOds
and Eve links to the south west corner Of said Cur
it's land, thence east about slxty-three rods 70 the
east line of said lot No. 10. thence south on lot line
about one hundred rods to thc south line o. the iot
thence west on lot line to the centre Of the State
Road, thence n~Orth-Nesterly along the, centre OF
the State Road about one hundred and thirty rOds,
to lands owned by james G.. Armitage, thence north
eaSterly along sand Armitages land twenty-five
rods and twelve and one half links, thence north
westerly along said Armitages line thrty-seVen
rods to the west line of said lot No. III, thence soutn
on lot line eleven rods and two links TO me place o.
beginning, and computed to contain within the
above bounds ninety sever acres of land, but al
ways excepting and reserving ten acres OF land
owned by Olive p Stetler, IN the southwest corner
of said ninety-seven acre tract. The last Dounded
tract in lot No. 10, is remembered BY the dover es-
tate of Olive l.. Urich. widow of Emanuel Orleh,
decd, and appraised atSSi3, and the thirty-hve acre
tract is appraised at 1913. Terms OF sale Onc-half
thirty DAYS from the day of sale. anu the remain
der ninety days from the day of sale, and both pay
ments at six per cent interest. Title deeds will be
given rs soon rs the purchase money and interest
undsrSiVned. JOSEPH IL. WOIG0TT.
] May 3, ISS-4w Admir- Of Emanuel rich. dee q.
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MA r
VI. A. PATMOR.

Wholesale and Retail dealer in Flour, Salt Fish.
Hams, Shoulders, Fish. Salt. Butter. Lard, Su-
gars, Syrup, Orleans MOlasses. Teas, Coffee. burn
ing Oil, Fruits and VEGETABLES in their seasons
Groceries of all kinds, Confectionaries. &c. *:
No, u Market 81. May ., %.
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Farmers Look Here !

TNhe large and superior Jack Buena
Vista, will be kept at my farm in BaIetta. du;
ring fhis season. 1 will furnish his services. and
NAV N. 1865. I. T.. LEWIS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-04

- 3w sw sm em Tyr
l Square s 80 Sl.OOI 8 l,5Ol 5 go 5 4.0OI s 100
2 ssuaEe. leo 2@l 1901 S0l S.WI 100
as2ssres l.oi aot aWt 5.Ot loco l6.oO
kcOlumn 1901 1901 6@l sy0t l20l 1000
= column 400 zoo a.0I l@Wl 2sOl $500
! column cool 1901 l2Wl @.oI Sa.0l COCO
Advsrtiscments not under contract, must be mark
ed the length of time desired, or they will be
continued aud charged for until ordered out.
Sp0siAI Notices. and extra displayed Advertise
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis, but Obituary
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for invariably
In advance.
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, not connected with
their regular business.
Business Cards. not exceeding 3 lines. $780, line
per year: each additional line. G5 cents.
O PRINTING.
Having recently made large additions of the
Printing material, we are prepared to execute in
the best manner, the different varieties of Plain
and Fancy Printing
SUCH As
address Cards. Certificates, Labels,
Business Cards. Check Books. Manifcsts,
Bank Checks. Celored Printing. Notes,
Bill 81 lssding. Drafts. Programmes.
Hsll TlekstS Form Books, Receipts
ing. at prices that cannot fail to suit, and with
dispatch. We keep constantly on hand a good
assortment of Cards and Fine Stationery. from
which those IN rant Of Printing can select.
Jussfees' and COnstablcs' Blanks,
Farran.es, Mortgage and Quit Gaim Deeds, Sam
mons. EreestioAs, SHbDGAas, ete-,
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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EGAL NOTICE..
. -DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

a DEMONSTRATORS NOIIOL-
N On the 18th day Of May. in the year 1852, the
Probate Court Of Trumbull eounts; declaring the
estate Of Cornelius Moser. decd. 70 be probably in
solvent. creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against the estate 10 the undersigned
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled TO
payment. SAMUEL MOSER, AdInr 81
May n, IS62-5w Cornelius Moser. deed.
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DROTECTION.-Be Industrious;
economical and insure with MeLain & Son and
we insure you against want, Incidence and ire
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western Reserve Chronicle.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Oaf BsNar uRa fVfV Ceats, IN udrance; Tco DE
Tara puEasuf ~ NOT made IA dfraRce. Ne IA.
Der discontinued until ell arrearages are paid ex.
segt ~ the option Of the publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14

TUE DRAFr.-The CONSUMPTION has been 20 long
deferred that many people under TIE iraTrs'ioa
that, III this State it will not take place al AL In
this they are very much mistaken. There has hess
no more delay than has been absolutely necessary
perfect the machinery requisite to fair tr~;i, "
least 80 far as the State officers concerned Drs
in some of the counties there has been very great
aversion to such a measure and, consequently, the
local officials have not made haste to complete The
enrolment. To-day, or, at furthest, tomorrow, ne
definite orders of the Governor upon the subject Wiz
probably be made public. Eminent citizens will 30
appointed in each ward and township 10 act as Conn
mssouers whose duty it will he to hear aud decide
upon all claims for exemption. When their laoorS
which will last about "a week, eoncluded, The
draft will take place. The New-York State Mliue
will be exempted. SO also will be the trenen pro-
yided they raise by volunteering their proportion o.
the quota The draft will be for 80 600 nine mcnia
men. These will not DO formed into new regimenS'
but will be placed in the thnued ranks Of the INV
80 two yeas) regiments raised in the State, wloe'
term of service will expire in something e'' tnAn
nine months hence. Various attempts have oees
made to show the number of men still due from 'n'
several counties but are assured that they s'
all grossly erroneous. OF this the pubic may o.
assored. thers will DO draft for 80 0Vo Lon IN %"
State within three weeks, and we may as wen p"
pare to meet IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14

Tgy Nrw-YoRK HARMONIC SocirrY.-This oos'
CIV has been engaged in benevolent wc'A'
Through the management Of A. L. Greehieai' ''s,
a number of the members of this ASSOCIATION WOE,
by invitation To Blackwells lstand on Sunday 1A
s,ug for the inmates of the various departments
Tho entertainment, both 10 audience and perio'm''S
WA, agreeable. Even the inmates OF the Lun"'~
ASYLUM were delighted with the music' ana III ~
ious crowds gathered in the halls, eager " az
every strain. Many were the thanks ana 0''S
the ladies and gentlemen OF tie Society 'e'e"
from this unfortunate Glars of beings i"e s"N ~.
d.ers were also highly pleased. On sirsns
Star.sIangled Banner as u closing piece '"'''
could ioined in the chorus, and the piece W." ~.
csiyed with the most enthusiastic SppiAas'
learn that many OF the members Of the Soee' =.
accepted an invitation TO sing for the inna'e' -
Mag,lslene Asylum in Eighty-eghth street W..
row evening; aud that they also pave M ."'
TO sng a, the rooms Of the Solclers hei'e' ''' a
ton, No. 1874 Broadway, under the manaseu'.
Col Er,,nk l.. Howe. They have also Voiun'e'' -.
their services 10 70 to Davids Island ana sung
ina sck soldiers confined there. Tho PeriofinA'ss
at Backwells Island were uhue' ''' inch
Of j. G. Dewey, esq, who is deserving IN.
credit. Ths New York Harmonic Society W." 49,.
corporated in 1857, and has for Its OBJECT Wv Thv
tormspe, Of sacred music Of the highest ofue" &
meet for rehearsal regularly every Monday e''S r;,.
AZ their rooms. No. 2sS Fourth avenue Inv
of hi, institution are in "A prosperous s'n''''
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c,h.r 1872 ,,.,,.,,.....,..Sa a6o %
September 1861. ......................- 79Slo %
Increase. 1852. ...................$2o,6a4 81

No doubt is entertained of the ability Of the COM
many TO nav interest on all its bonds Of every kind,
as the same shall mature.
The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad
again shows decrease in its earnings on the first
week Vi October.
The deposits with Mr.. Cisco, to-day, for CONVEX
sion into $40 y cents were $4,000. The de-
posts Of gold on 4 cent interest, about S5o,OcO
The deposits for conversion would have been much
larger, bn, for rumors that Government was making
a negotiation for $i0,0O0,0O0 Of its securities. We
have authority for stating that nothing in regard to
such a negotiation is known TO the Sub-Treasurer
here, and Mr.. Chase would scarcely take any I'M
portant step without consultation with his principal
financial adviser That proportions have been made
to Mr.. Chase, looking to negotiation OF Iooi anu
:. 30's we have been aware Of for some days, but
not 10 the extent named and not upon terms accept
able TO the Treasury 1t is possible that something
NAV yet grow out Of the present correspondence WIN
Mr.. Chase, but il has yet reached nothing but vague
generates
Cuetom-House Notes have been very strong to-
dsy and touched 1851 The demand was LARGE Messrs.
I,ivermre. Clews g. Co. alone bought and sold
commenced, and with large transactions the quota
ton was 1904 at the close. The one year Certlll-
Gates were in active demand aud sold freely at 9ls a
100. the atterfor those having large amount of In
terest accumulated. The 1905 Treasury Notes are
frmer to-day, and are lOJi at the close.
Messrs. Thompson Brothers have received a
million of Excise Stamps for checks and applicants
can now supply their wants. portion of the other
descriptions will probably be received late in TIM
week or early in the next SiIoders Of second mort
gage bonds of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
are requested to send in their overdue coupons. a
! settlement has been made with all the contesline
defendants in their foreclosure suit, which secures
their bonds and interest in full, by decree of the
United States Court.
The steamer North Star, from Aspinwall, brings
$s07 626 California gold.
The shipments Of Specie from this port last week
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v,..c;,,s Of Produce.

ocr Ia-3Oss. bbs Flour, los DO orr ,aa 40 TO- Csn'
as I6 bb. b.sy 1879 900 bush Mhsa a,ss. 80 rig
~ 900 bush Oats 900 do barley sS 20 s Ina ~ ku -
Provisions, 1899 PAs. w VsAs' ~ v"
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Bank 6tatcmenls.

American Txch1nge Uani.-Statement OF the
AMEHICfN EXCHANGE BAhh, n \ required by Chapter
II saturday the VI
Average q Loans and Disc ants OJ5Sl 81
~
Sb.SD
anHtuni 81 Drf t.tO>,DtD
County ID New fofts. u murray. Ca hs 81" ihs Amor
Bank NeS iOfi, bang day draa
th. oel o. tie te 81 igsdg- and li
MURRAY Cish.'L
Sworn bet.fe IN this 18th day q Octoter. l-ol
fsspts0 BULI Notary Pubic.
AtJnutir Bank Statement Of the ATLANTIC BANK.
a, required by Cuaper Laws Z" 49, f Tho fndy
the 18th day u Ocp'1cf, Ird
Average amount aud - Jjs
Average amount 81 sprtr bI.t3O
amount d D'fsl-i- ...-..--.-.... OJOSnS
Cty County hrw iok, J. J. D. SJuhS0uh, rfts
De II A f0fk benz duly ~
correct, the bot
belief j. J. bOUtIiNOhlH
sworn bes,fe 70 tbs I3il d,yol Ocieoor, Is4
Lpsn I, CouI, ConIiSalgps OF Deeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14

The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, and Chicago Rail-
way is doing very large aud increasing business,
and It's capacity to earn handsome dividends on the
stock will be fully demonstrated in the results OF this
wears business. The Fort Wayne Road connects
with the Pennsylvania Central at Pittsburgh, and is,
with that line, the shortest railway route from New
York to Chicago, by about 10 miles, and must neces
sary become one of the most important trunk lines
in the country According to the figures of the year
earnings printed few days a.o, tho net earnings
for seven months have been:
Net earnings or months. 455o 1863 q
Estimating the net eAfinog' Of the hye months
remaining OIL the same rate, viz TilJ.eonst
y m.nL, the resgl, win be............... $4,000 %
Net for tn. as 1863 a.
Interest eebt Of u y35 10, al q oent... 95ti u
Net for sSGs71 u
s+.5CO,OOo at Il: q n@'oO ~
In the five months estimated are included Septem-
Der, October. aud November-the best business
mouths Of the year-which must very much exceed
in net earnings those Of tie previous months.
There was u better supply Of Money on call among
the brokers to-day, and the furry occssoned by the
sudden calling in Of loans seems to be over. There
is but neager supply Of paper in tie Street, and
the negotiations are uniInportant. Short dates 80
readily at o. cent and the range for and months
choice names IL Il a5i. The disturbance in demand
loans last week was probably tie resut Of little
tinidty on tie pant Of bankers, who became startled
at the rapid advance in Stocks, and the increasing
balance Of September. II hsdabout as much effect
upon tie market as tie sudden pouring Of a few
buckets Of water upon very large fire.
The weekly statement Of bank averages shows
the results we have indicated. The exTansion Of
loans in the average IL over four and half millions
and over deposits over five Millions and those
figures do not show the full expansion The increase
in the loan line is almost entirely due 10 the stock
movement. In specie the figures show IN increase
OF nearly million.
The following is comparative statement Of the
condition Of the banks of New-York City:
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Buch,r,, and Drawers, BanL.-stsiemeut of Ia
nroaanny Dnnk.-s.a..m... d lhe nROADNA

broadway Dnnk.-Sfatcmeli Of tho bAOADNA ~
EANk II ~ Chgrr o. Lave o. @ Tor TIE ~sst enins
saturday he llth day oi u,to5af, irA.i -..-. 49,
Ave- oi ious sni bscugHts tJoN".io %
Afesss tnsuni o sErcsc. 1850 %
Aress- au4ai col CifC4rton .sssD : ~,
aaalrf ci pfE ~ 9sDS'"'. "
GU snd Co-nfy Yost J l. fsrr cl.4rr = t-e
an ne .lss state
ne1i e. = ~ bc-i o. tLssieiss sad j.. = -
} l. EyERITT. Csh.-r.
s-ofn before M. ia, 18Th tsy ofOc;obsr laoL
M.rrHn. B.sr.. IonrIssursr OF DEEDS
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nank Of The STATE OF Ncw.YorL

- rASA % lHE .IAIE ~ SEN IOIA cd hs CrJ 90 So
Yoft s.fes4fri o. Ctsgsf -. ..'a - of 90 500 ra
r.'aftsy fls lltA 49, sf Otatcf. ia.4f
A,aas ians al blai. g. H.ii5 %
k,-..- .r..aut u 80 .................. rlS.Il1
Gre ffi-l
'.
IA lu4rfy ~ l. " pncr 4
III nl rr- fes. iuy
csr.i to t~t
Islss snI ura.t q NNDtEh Cashrf
SO o 10 n4o igh Jay o. oci.bsr. iHeA
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NEwyORR DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. OCTOBER a. 1867


(4rOccps' BHuMs-Sthffnsnto OF ths OhO' bhS DhNh
in The CITY required by CHATTER aT Laws OF 1885, 1
tho Tday the ilih day OF October, sli
Average amount aud Discounts. v. aud T. -
stobr
amount OF specie
amount o. lrculltn 4,Sss ~
Aver. amount
md New York Samuel White, cashier OF tbs
q o.ef B.n, Cay Of New York bong day dpg-e and
the best Of s. and
beieL ~ ;" ""''H Na'"e'
b y. WArsos Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14

Scw-yorh Exchange 3nai. st.',ns', Of tho
NfN iUAh fh,hANof NANh required hy tholtof 20 Lave
i-s .ldH ~t..y lss asa -Ay .i 600 lrt.
Lp.Ht co.,. Discounts :, ,u., ~
Attl rsr,r -. 81 -
% tt>,att 90
Dsp.ti. -
c. Clun % ttt hUrk T. d. hsseal Ia.hrf vi he
Sew itctnH ns beng lur ~ url hat tAs
at.raat ,Dirtc be-t ol n s'r n'I tee
u. u uALSf. Ia-hrr
700 before ms llia dry OF o,iohef. li,-
A. = ~ pptus Ho'.ry Pabic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14

TABtR ortiz Iodss Specie, Circulation, and Deposs or
Banfs of The Guy Of Nsp York. for the Dsek s5is9 Sdf
day oct IL. 1862 10 vhoA alfred the Capital Of 'de'
Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14
IiunlA of NcM Vol

Bank oi Ne" 0rh.-,iAt~insnt "' tLr ~ N 'f
SkN lONh. ssre44ass Chlge - Laws ~ 80, To- ne West
rll tie iil ~ o Of1tsf. .aH.i
tsns an Dsls-s feBtlt-2 Os
Avrr.. s.-s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. x.s;xtN. "a
ATefase suo-nf " tfcus' tt~<ep %
80 ~ a.. ~ o. - fort Mrstsr. ctlef to
fof. tr9~ all tai he se'e
eoffot iHs 80 best = n sni trf
" u NEEkEn Cst-cf.
s-ors bs'.re il.s I.t 81 q oc.lef. i-tl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14

Peoples Bnnk.-S'siement Of the PEOPLES RAyY
New Y0fa reqlllei BY Chapter 80, Laws Of le Cor -
ending Saturday, be iith DAY Of October, s5li
Ayetase Of Loans aud s7sJ 0sA n
Ayernge sinognt ~ specie 1lx,140 81
Average amount Of yg2si n
zuOInt Of Deposits 7yS q
CITY and County Of ewYors Godfrey Lake CON-
Bsus, bang duly ipee ,.t m
above esteeut - correct I" TIE Dst ~ ny Anos cog, and bel
G. w. LAKE, Clsale.
Sworn before ne this nth Day ~ october. ~ '
T. s. PALzG., Commas OF nsess
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Nrw-y,rI, Cosnty runh.-Sta,cui.ut ofthe NEW

tOkn CotNIf nshh, ~ tiagef 80 Laws u 1893, o
-,nrt a iers sad SEA ~
Asrrnsr u1an 81 Slor+ 1853 8.
amount IiN.t3S ga
" 81
g Nlul Ncw York isns Ogden ,ash 81 OF ne
ks Cour Baak bsns dy svon icVoe mud sJ that The
nnosa s 4Itou-.. he beet Of kupN ei u nne.c
ISAAC q. OGDEN, Cashier
Sworn bci. .. we tA.. illh dsy VI Oc,ber, is4
AtG,srrs fai.sp, Noias Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14

National bnLk. Statement OF TO NATION Al BANK
tar tt t iua, required y thpes SO l. w. of lot iSf
'hf S.'day she itth a., It CO. der. f'ff - ~
A. Loom, rd ID s,Ouu's y. 3nsJS ~
Ann, ttr..ut sn.e.. aU.,.IpO %
a.. Ii, .lt-nl # ron at,np l~U2s on
Ara. utrrsu a i- ............ ~ $500 ~
CO ant County 10 sos iok "a. II y inIpem "a hc OF mo
N4t ant d'sr and shy nai ' h1o'e state
us4, 70 thr tc,t e.. AlyNsesr 1nd b. ~
r. H. rAtfiS, CASHIER.
Sworn bca,fo no tho lih day OF October. l,ua
Tpvts y Clsst tornus,untr of Deeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14

Metrop Titan BanI..-5ta'smsnt Of the IEIhoPOis-
res4uci ~ 1Lsyef - iawso lr iof
urts "a rs study the tth day 4 Ost0f To- - . ~
sAd Discounts VI VS<sos. We
e., n s.nt Of ......... I.,s3, 52t rs
suDla u Ifcf son = 30. w
70
.t- tsny O. Srs l,ra Geo l. sraey, CaaheT 81 lie
g t.l ssn, duy d~g soc ssy hat ne
Gao. skNLf. Cashier.
-" ' ~ F.sp.ss BrLL, Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14

e,, y, ~ naNS or THT NEW, YORK DRY DOCK CON
pASY a. required BIZ Chapr Of less Tor the week ending
SATURDAY the nth day 81 o,tob-f iSa; 49,, IN o.
q Lens and Di.couIt
ml
81
Aversse u D-I.its -, -
CIV and County nf Yort. l. Ffedefst T. hhye'
The Ne, Ypb Dry Duet Conpny beng day ."u., c'b;s
tbs, the above -tsisment = cnert y l. nal no. N
sworn IN thu ID Day OF Octo1cI ~" 49,. p,hl;c
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Bank of Commerce in New-York. :

BANk ,rs-Helt Clgo No. L~s d -, hf tho 81
ihe .lft Gay I. u,toI ~, lni.f
L1ss A. Dc,4nts tsnA.s
fi e,.siif
A
AF~fs amount oi bfsIsfT
CT 0olniy fr~ ioi., T. Oep.e C. VILLAINS, CsLf
tLrur tens day swfn. acl I'D tat DE siuf
staiensni correct g. The besi iney GOD bci
GtONGL % MlLLlAhs, Cislef.
s~urn ,elr- m, this iIit dp oi %, otrf, l-.
a. &. I.lts.. NaaD rIhlc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14

(iiy Bank. mt of h- CITY BANk a. require j
Chapter 20 ~s0 les The 80 entIs sandy. e ih d.
y )
o. Losns eni t,binoS =.
Af'fasc aiAIuni Of -.-NNisNs
A'efsse n'ini q" 'naioH-.. .--.-....--.-.- . 49,.
Afciase .aii o. b'i-rs o. i''f' -
clf AL Cnlny Nrp i,t.sst l. p i1i;arsa' 1las f Oh
CO B,f nsaag sworn die ard ~ la tac los a. % 30
,oue,t o. taeltst q no ktovletis sni h.Irt
CtETWRiGHf clsl.-r.
Sworn bro'r tll' 10th diy Of o-i,ie. toL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-18

gS On Friday last, CHANGING to be in
Elmore, we were surprised at the amount
Of snow. In the road this side of the
Pond, judging from the appearance, or.
rather, the non-appearance of the fences,
We should think the snow to average from
four to six feet in depth. The house of
one man, near neighbor of j. S. Chap
lin, at which we CHANGED to call, was 80
completely drifted in as to entirely hide
the windows, the snow being piled nearly
or quite as high as the caves, all along
the front side. fe -t
On the way home, when about half q
mile above Morrisville, on looking across
the river, we saw two females on the roof
of the residence of the late widow Has
kins, now occupied by her three maiden
daughters. They were throwing water on
the roof. Seeing no smoke, we concluded
that there could be no fire. We have
since learned, however that there was fire
and smoke only few minutes before, and
that the house narrowly escaped destruc-
ton. The men of the neighborhood hav-
ing all gone to attend the auction at the
village, the women had to fight the fire
alone. They soon subdued it, however,
and the house was saved.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-18

SAD Academia most sad and fatal
accident occurred in Windham, on Satur-
day evening last. Mr.. BENJAMIN L. Benz
is was cleaning gun which had been
loaded for fox, and had Withdrawn all
the charge as he supposed. The barrel
was detached from the stock, and the
tube at the. brecch had been held in o
candle to burn off some turpentine which
had been placed there. Mr.. Bemis then
placed the end of the barrel in his mouth
to blow through it, when it, exploded,
killing him instantly. Two shot passed
through his head. These with the pow
der seem to have been left in the gun,
when he supposed he had withdrawn the
entire charge. He was 81 years of age,
and leaves wife and three small children,
one about year old. The terror strick-
en- and now bereaved wife was standing
by his side, doing some work, when the
terrible affair took place.. r. Times.