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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-12

How TO COURT IN CHURcH-A young
gentleman happening to sit at church, in O
pew adjoining one in which sat young
lady for whom he conceived su1den and
violent attachment, Was desirors of entering
into a courtship on the spot, but the place
not being suitable for formal declaration,
the case suggesting the following plan. He
politely handed his fair peighbor Bible
opened. with pin stuck in the following
text; Second Epistle of John, verse 5 Sand
now / beseech thee, not as though wrote a
new commandment unto thee, but that
which we had from the beginning, that We
love one another"
She returned it, pointing to the second
chapter of Ruth, tenth verse. "Then she
fell on her face, and bowed herself 70 the
ground, and said to him Why have I found
grace in thine eyes, seeing am strangerl"
He returned the book, pointing to the
thirteenth chapter of the Third Epistle Of
John :-"Having many things to write unto
you, ] would not write with pen and ink,
but I trust shortly to come unto you and
speak face to face that our JOY may be full"
From the above interview a marriage took
place the ensuing week
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-12
Notice in Bankruptcy.

Notice in Bankruptcy.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the 23th day
l. Of September, A. D. 1863 Warrant in Bank
ruptoy issued sgains the estate of Robert Hayes
Of Delaware township, in the county of Northumber
land, and State Of Pennsyla who has been Rdjudged
q Bankrupt on his petition that the payment of
nny debts and delivery of any property belonging to
such Bankrupt to him for his and tho trans
fer of any property by him forbidden by law !;
that meeting of the creditors of the said Bankrupt
to prove their debts, and TO choose more As
sgnees of his estate will bo hold at Court of Bank
ruptcy to be holden in the Borough of Sunbury,
county of Northumberland, and State Of Pennsylva-
MIA before John S. Do.weilsr Esq, Register, on the
9th day Of December, A. .. S6S at O'clock a II.
T. b GREENAWALT.
Deputy United States Marshal, las Messsnger)
Western District of Pennsy lyania
November IA iS6S.-tt
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-27

4th to 10th consist of VALUABLE RESI-
4si DENCES and BUSINESS HOUSES, To-
Gated in St. Lsuis, and valued at from
$4,000 to $4,000 apiece There are also
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-27

Women naturally resent the charge
that they are wholly absorbed in clothes
We very frequently NEE, women in So
siesy Who, IL not above dressing. are far
shove dresseS-R 7. Commonwealth
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-27

Dry Goods Trade
| a.st ttrn 'tni0,l - t''
OF MEMPHIS!
'hs'r "a ina' n NH
30 q pif'sti p la
ts. freA 40 So VOC
fo yatlni Z nt faa apii
GRAND PREPARATIONS
bs -FoR-
u i.i orH ~ At17 at
no fiei of..gf tsaao1.,N
FALL TRAD E!.
b fi1is naii
IaE dl aom 'is ta
Competition Defied,
f -AT-sG r
fta. Nai ia 'rar lNafg
HOME OR ABRoADl
sp - alh ~
lifi go 'aa llaa $500
TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE FAVOR
able prospects Of bountiful season. by which
there must necessarily insure A LARGE
TRADE, We have concluded arrangements
through which We propose to OFFER IN
JUDGMENTS FOR ALL BUYERS TO
PURCHASE HERE:
aAeesr.ss.es I --'-- f4sFf dItet4
Ist-Al Imported Goods We Will Ini'
port Direct, or buy from the I'M
porter's Agents. All Domestic
Goods We VIII buy direct from the
Manufacturer. Shoes We Will have
made 70 order. In fact, we VIII
procure all Our Goods from FIRST
HANDS, thereby saving the job
ber's profits. n
2d-Through our large capital we are
enabled to BUY FOR CASH, there
by can buy closer than those buy
ing ON credit.
Sd-We shall continue to SELL ONLY
; FOR CASH, which enables ms to
sell ut q closer profit than those
selling ON Time.
4th-We Will continually nave our
buyers I'm the East watching the
Market and attending the Trade
Auction Sales, buying Bargains,
which we Will again sell as Bar
gains.
! Through these advantages 1t must be appa-
rent to all that we will be able to COMPETE
WITH ANY MARKET ON THIS CONT
NENT.
People should not listen to the base fabrica-
tons of Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Louis
drummers. that Memphis cannot compete with
their markets.
MEMPHIS CAN NOW, AND WILL. COM
PETE WITH ALL MARKETS. 81
oAa3 lsa41
We Shall Continue Cur
Cloak Mandatory,
Under tho Management of No. CLOAK
CUTTER, making up the
LATEST PARTISAN STYLES,
Whereby we will save at least IS per cent, and
can thereby sell them
25 PER CENT. CHEAPER
Than those kuying from Eastern
Ms.nufacturersf
WE SHALL KEEP THE
l. A II G Ii = Il
AS WELL AS THE
Most Complete Stock
IN THIS CITY. s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-27
PAscHALL HOUSE.
PASCHALL HOUSE DRAWING,

81 s. :
@IIzss5i IS
OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
DRAWING OCTOBER s. 1868,
Most Positively! X
q
EiUA HIM n pAA Dpi1NC
ElvC AAulAUA CA II Illus
"
Half Million Worth Of Property
Hbi va
fafl Nd
rrprrr az raCu
f9a
rn,,urrn,,r,o,,o
'HiS GRAND DISThlbUIlON w vAL-
liable Real Estate property, under the man,
agement OF some OF the most 1nmuentai and
respected citizens Ct St; LSuls, viii taks place
october q iS1S' WlTHOUT FALL oh POST-
P0NEMENT.
a5aF List of prizes. 1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-27
y k5oNsUMPrIoN.
Cancer Cured!

l. TREATISE ON DEAFNESS, Ca
tsrrh, Consumption and Cancer; their
uses, means of speedy relief, and ultimate
I5re. By Pupil Of the Academy Of Medi-
ne. Paris. Sent to any addvess 'or 10 cents.
ILetter from Robt. McMurdy. DID,, LII. D.,
Irand Prelate Of Grand Encampmento Of U. s.,
Ind Editor Of the National Freenason ::
y NEW York. September II, 1851. DIR. Stilwell
vas In charge of Grace Church Hospital, Alex
andria, Va. during the war. I frequently, all
most daily. for months. visited this Hospital.
and had every means of knowing his reputa-
ton for EyrrcIENcY and SKILL. It was Of the
nost creditable character, and his success In
the treatment Of patients was remarkable.
utig8r RoBr. McMuRDY.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
1t fits into the ear. is not perceptilie. re-
nsopes singing noises IN the head, and enables
deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and
public assemblies. This instrument will often
produce results almost miraculous, and indeed
In most cases Of long standing deafness, It will
relieve in . short time. 1t may be adjusted
with the ease of spectacles. .,.,r
DR.. Stilwell will be professionally at 81 East
w ashington place, University Buildings, N.
7 -, daily. 10 to 4, except Tuesdays. when he
viii be at bis rooms, 1882 Pine street. Phila-
deIphia, Pa. ~. ..a ~ q6-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-27
RoachesIR Reaches,

u0UsBKKEPERs SHOULD NOT FAIL
IL % get some Of ny celebrated remedy
sfainst reaches. D, KAHN A Co. Dry Goods
Dealers. No. 1G Main street corner Poplar.
had Tn u. as everybody Who has ione % can
rccomu end II. d. MAUREh.
sole Invsnter ofths InfsIlibls Remedy sgsinst
Roaetes. Hi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-27

- shaving, l0c: Hair-Cuiting. &c: sham
pooire, 1so. First-clasF Barber alHays In Al
tendance. ... =.
eod-i3 A. hOILhis AtenI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-27
TRANSPORTATION,
Great Reduction in Rates !
MEMPHIS 4 CHARLESTON R. R.
VIA

Virginia and Tennessee Air Line.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-27

OYFERs GREAT ADVANTAGES AS an
~ AdTertiEng Meiiun-
- The etats UniVsrliv. q. 8. Court ard
Hirh Court 81 krrors and Appeaif are leeatsd
a 0xford, Minl eod-la
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
Important Certificate.



s1ns aasihs sga j ua, g3llea rs auena ads 81
MNt4hstsu 8 p s, whahtd l,ns asrn saaaruE Gom
troublesome ptefl9s disease tfs pGeesHEe Whs mara
fa h} Caut .8ai pei ft atfff Some Nirs w wat
rfE CONSISTENCY aHi e7fntJMas eHuHHy end mueaspHr.
Hlrut sha brad hHeh der other treatment taf some
riua die1iaae8 sNeHFisu naartsau and alesfsian ~
The ctfea atei fhrutrIiaf iHHs ,ama3tn, wki0h Was
syiAFptF assBmHg caF,uit httaA, vas a. "a sfsxat.
"a bf long stuaiHE constipation, palpanaa q the
daily lAnuAa She hfnted % eBtira usrnthiiitg dur
Na one u m3 afet Nlsits icammsaUA % r1Bfse ~
sich active 'ca treatment hr Liberation demand,
ei sod thee Applied myself We frrnpefatisa ~ he
general huaIlb II was intnutr0ieh % see her frHs
qurniN aud eKerpt thu hralHa II iho alters.
h1f t'ue and constitutional lntgUtsut paids NrfNlpe
oHt{ was prescribed. had some ltut AUhtlr berame
acquainted with it pt0PgtHos, Had kWHw 81 nathmK
more safe gr satisfaction Ia ifs probable rfttts And
than iurWlEh. lhs bowels hai become tut 900 rceB-
hrte lhaif governments tbr 81 itsweats disappeared,
ara appetite h1esa 90 EgUW The fainitHg sprHa be-
came less tfrqaaut. and sApn cf4-cd aliuH7thrf 10
hn1 tft irtn.a 1 thHr, vas 40 marf ru9.h, sac yas
mai dIseaBrst tya saAeiuy dmlnJshlug sleep was aur
NAL ana tteklHe aHa tBe eehsAl healih decidedly
Improved Nhi r4ntluse sn8n told Tho pahent
continued JhU Hsp 81 hs NHftiae dHd ito 8fhyf mrdi-
eirt1 lf snmu week. lbnees when Eiv pfthcT atieBd
aHcE Wt+ nai reQurl Sine. Der rfrUTers bake seen
he h3i apee she secns prFirgfiy wen tlegiay over
rtatorrd health aHUtnt rnNasb musf enthusiastic,
shgHotUl bat,oa Yti medicine give htrsuch cnmart
-aand stah Ipntitia aNhU such sleep and such cuura
are aud sueb siralgA she WaHllut tfl u keep
hlHso 44NH Wilhn9t %, And ~ inrlh. bad sp fh Y
j. ny uWH aplHipu thltihl NtnlrH % fhe best bifii1
crt7me amber mvahstrsflug shailuei fall t1cou-
iiHaN its use ia sI Nmilte c9shs aud the profession
knew they arr mons ar0ms uannah.
For said by an prngEsls Pfee one Dollar swg6
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
Powder and Fuse
Paints, Colors Dry and

in Oh, Lead, Zine. OILS, Trrp,niues,
japan shelac yarnishes, Paint, Var
rjsh and White Wash Brushos fun
stock. We mako a speciality Of
GLASS, carrying very large stoel,
Of al sizes and qualities, ana arc
selling very low. Putty, Cline and
Sand Paper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
IADIES
LADIES
IN POOR
HEALTH.

na5 af fr lesi nefiHa tftshit thg fsrt BEST ever
alfs6f sA 81 49, sunefHss srH tfagfesslHs Filafais
kaasa a. fENA4t aUNPi AiA BE-. s. nsias Nffrtef
#aa tafHsaIalar NrH'sths rsia ies tlst sid timst
Faa#Ist.ss 81 tsr M.aft faalnest feas ca ttpetite,
Nssas HruH Pats HTsetlfsfaan - rlftNsih krtsinsa
ExfeRaTe fHHtaaF 81 raiaf1 8sea ast eiel8 81 -
saadf aept 80 Nyttpss Efiitpsf ataaehula A.
BE- % al bat HasHh 81 Aisa usst Yalasls n iaises
vha srf ssF4ii. a.tE 81 fhshs iHsdshi te advanced
BeFe EkfH 81 rs tha& Haf.siH 1aai taas make ihetr
Appearance aa1 . arsiHs aaaai taf asieia sHf tisr
assEe or fantaHiHE H4FN Na4a Nuflt# tnd lNtig ef,
aiHf EHti5 aaasts usfaro af ta infa. taHi FeTiaa
nsIaltriFg t6r Yiea4 HBA uhH4aiitf w ttf8 lilH asa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
W WEYMOUTH Nails,

Meat Critters, Butcher Knives and
Meat Save. A splendid line Of Table
ard Pocket Cutlery, Shears, Scissors
and Button Hole Cutters Azas and
Axe Hclycs at whJl sale and ratail
Hay Knives, Steel Traps, sboyemand
Iaugs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

~ N d W TfWNTVFI-
Hat.sfsat8fy gY.denrt hAslfH lesa furnished ne
thai tlfe alspte uaaed Ilebaeaa ii6iss Il flfialH
iels Slhte ard 81 faf HlsA igHus t e hHfri3 ~
asreal aai tiin foregoing HfiE8ga the snets nee
faeFass a4fh tlis order tUefeDH b. p0isasssf4l "a
she MaHehasfs3 Journal peeffaf#f pf4uttsl -
Maaais asts4 Il sad County 4 buningian tffss
sesEs s0eeessi1tiy ~ lssi "a stscht I'1lesi1ons
10 b. a. H.est al1 #eeAs u fore ihf esiA es q q
~ tsaff = feaasi eAicA ss.ali 81 sufhagat fs,-
alee b. fhs aalA EeAeaes 5Aiee e llss ptaashey
kheIesf
oit,u us6 y haud e isatiAna. is tAe l@nnly
GutssAd iisa lssh aaG i helaalhef $ y. iras-
PROFIT
Judge ~ s1Dnas Ceuff.
z aa Auy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
aLaLNEEElN lnEHNAI-

la elsi stnaat y D. Dalg az faaga i{
lha aass is slaed fof iiv sbi1 news. ezn.
See. aa8 laeaa - paiats aHere
pda4a Wtan.58 tiat aea-wgf s9g lag.fgattit
ibe' {aftla6fEs Z Fu1lss'.s isltslaA 500
luls0 Wafglape
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
EaT $IzEg ItATGs.

STATE on YlEMON1 e. suy y h ~
BgsslKaqua Caisg1, 3 eoar'ss q % sta si4tt
fresttss35 IW tte auhun.g " iga STATS "a Fen.
mont s.u 81 hnfe8g commanded " susssitpu Tie
FaH hiseaea BaIea e ~ Bs i1uad 1laiW BeH
precinct h. apposf bUiaf lIf s1pfsat curt
neat n ~ holden 81 Manchester aithla +Aa ia
the ClautY ~ iteualnKtga, 81 Ter ~ ! aes~
asy ue18 rfteY tAe fourth iaeaiag la January A.
b 1903 b. aNsNsr aata tlr ipFgeAas PETITION .Aisa
sldae such iaEthef afaur pf daHfe e. shan ~
then sBA tAere made.
lssnusBFtbH, iH stid County Eiia iath 4at o.
&8FNmief A ~ is5i
jobs y HALL. Ciefh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

EUEI TICKETS 10 TmE aEsT Eivao IL -, nta
ID YCHaLO4tC FAsafs Visa, - sall ehatgnla#
Hos 70 fzsgHst .an9 grin tlf love ~ sol art b-.
baa4t Heality and pf8spfF9Rs bainass As siessHt
ia-a eontaifias aiao nch fftEeb HsFei Pss1ai De-
with 3 tbonsand business ohaac-a ne ageh natef
beflfe pgHifhaf Pf5st 81 ets b. maH Address @
WILLIAM a 60 Boss pab3shsts rhiisfFpha
COON &EWs FOB CuNsU6PiYE-
1 LADY bsid lgt the Is see~fai aafth- ~ isst4rt.
= cmrad a tstlisa q IT. Gsasle eeass
nes H5 thfrh af5s So a'l ssHa iif h4atsfY ~ asf
piaa ff gasf1TH ~ ~ rF tFv ffns e sssFse
aEf Heres ffssfa e. disAasAa h6frsts y rs e. &.
rEt H9k@A 6rtaaf9.Nl 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
Whips and Thongs
Advance Mop Wringer,
Paints, Drugs and Oils,
FISH.

So aafe sua val eaHA3ug b. have on hand at al
ulnea tbe yeil BEST If
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
Honey. GIyccrinp. tsides Flower
BoqIef and Palm.

IN i5halty Ht1 uha f-tfTHsr warranted agHi "a Cd.
English sHd selA by ~ per cent fheayef UAich hT
cpgnts f1f The sfaft failing uH D. tHe HrUHud o. thi
foregH aoaps ans iae unprecedented sHcecas af a..
ANLEICAE fJMrANT TOILET s0Ar- uuw sol,
overs y ber i8 th, iHuI 1l8tas
n kEuNE, YAEHAAGEN \ 90 sd, Msarrs
phtlallelptlaabH NgW EUft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
Cumberland Coal,

Blacksmiths, Carpenters and Ma
ehinisis Tools Quarry Materials,
Cast steel square and half round
Iron, Shovelr, Grow Bars, Picks, strik-
ing Hammcrs, Slodge Handles,
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~ srad f1f tIFtu.sft aud 81 HeF rms, sHd flij
daAcflP 4uu of ere wuFk Atafes 4nNts BEuIHEEs
a 90 l.nLL-u. Min D.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-27

gentleman of this city has recently patented
an appliance for preserving life In the water t consists
SIMPLY OF cork Jacket and loose rubber suit the latter
being I'm single piece and covering the entire person
with the exception OF the face and hands The whole
weighs 81 pounds and put on In two or three minutes
bere ara also IRON soed shoes for ballast At Battery
place Yesterday afternoon the inventor made practical
exhibition, which though unannounced and INTENDED 70
GOOD deal OF interest After being dressed in his SUIT the
Inventor waded in the river and sank at once 70 ns @
The plaudts OF the loOkers-on. After WINE
from tin attached 10 his waist Dy stIng sui g anu
he eisurey TO unfold and which proved TO De
staff about eight feet long THIS ne iasened @ 10 .e can,
word =" Eureka" He also extracted apples and other
nrnyisons from the cam and after refreshing himself
with these he turned his back, and was borne
seward by the outgoing tide AZ the end OF forty MN
tes or fbereabouts he worked his way to the shore
where he was received by tho crowd, and showered
with complimentary remarks.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-27
CHAMBER OE COMMERCE.

The object of the meeting of the Chamber
yesterday to consider the report OF Special Com
mittee the subject Of prohbitory freight on the rail-
roads Of the State The report condemns as detrimental
to the interests Of the people Of the State the recent sys
tenn Of railroad monopoly and its consequent excessive
rates Of freight 1t says that large part OF the best
and most profitable trade of the city has been lost by
this monopoly and the with the interior seri
ously affected For the rapid enrichment OF few indi
vduas it afrms that the city is threatened with stag
nant trade and declining influence. beside the loss of
many OF her most industrious citizens VINO are Delng
driven away An appeal to the Legislature TO nterpose
Its authority Is therefore recommended and the COMMIT
tee submit form OF memorial to the senate ana house
OF Assembly for presentation The memorial sets forth
that to 1884, the Erie Canal was the only channe 70
trade between the West and this city In 1852 the Erie
Railroad and the Lake Shore Railroad from Dunkrk 10
Chicago, opened, bringing NewY and Chcago
the first time In communication by rail- In 1855 the
roads Of the Northern line were consolidated into the
NewYork Central, and another railroad line tnroug1
Canada TO Chicago opened forming two great lines OF
communication with the Wesf beside tne canal onte ice
communications with the West with the exception OF the
extension of the Erie Railway to Cincinnati while the
two great lines from Philadelphia and Baltimore have
been perfectlng a system OF roads TO control tne
the policy OF small profits aud the NewYork roads aid
them by arbitrary rates high as TO be prohDtOry so
quantities OF grain have laid at Toledo and Buffalo,
while grain was moving by the southern lines from
cepted by the Toledo and Buffalo forwarders Goods are
often sent to the West by way Of Portland Ogdensburg
done over the NewYork roads IN direct line. Heavy
goods be shipped to Boston with the cost OF drayage
here freight 10 Boston and eshppng charges there ana
thence TO Cincinnati st. Louis, and Louisville at less
rate than the same goods can he sent TO the ame cities
from New-York direct The memorial concludes by urg
ing the Legislature TO prevent consolidation or the
management Of the roads leading to thus city The report
and memorial were unanimously adopted, and a com
mttee of five appointed TO lay them before tne Legs
renee OF the Chamber in the resolutions adopted by the
NewYork State Canal Convention on the 2oh ana 2on OF
February last agnns the canal contract system the sale
water necessary to navigation, and In favor OF
thorough system Of reform IN canal management Ihe
special committee the appointment OF Capt Melville
Governor OF the Sailors Snug Harbor reported tna
under the circumstances would have been better to
have elected old and retired captain Capt Melville
being only years OF age. The report after some de-
bate, was adopted The report OF special committee
on the Pacific Railroad, which was youmlnous ana
strongly favor OF the road ordered to be printed
for the use OF members.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-27
PARTICULARS OF THE NORTH scrTUATE BANK
ROBBERY

At about o'clock on Wednesday morning,
four men disguise entered Mr Albert Hubbards dwell
ling In North sctuate Mass went to his bedroom, held
lantern aud pistol TO his face and ordered him to get
up and give them the keys OF the bank OF which he
casher. At the same time they gagged. handeuhed aud
bound him. put rope around his neck and gagged ad
tied his wife and son Being completely In thelr powe
with their demands Two OF them remaining IN the house
distant and effected an entrance INTO the banking olhce
lock OF the vault resisted all their efforts to open M
house and holding pistol TO the head of the cashier
marched him over 70 the bank. and compelled hin to
open the vault for them. and then they despoed u OF ts
entire contents which included 10000 In bonds s0 or
$500 specie $500 IN notes Of various banks 5000 IN
notes scuate National Bank discount notes, 5000
In hoes OF the Citizens Union Rank the special deposits
and sayn. Bank books left in the vault for safety by IN
dvIduals In the place, aud many Wills and other valuable
papers left there by the cashier who had formerly
about s25ooO Of which sii 1000 Is the property Of the
bank The only money left behind is special deposit OF
OIL 900 constituting the entire wealth OF an individual de
posor which was dropped In the haste OF departure
Pretending TO the cashier that they had eft men TO
booty took the steamboat train for Boston As soon
@ % GS made Known was and the a the
lowed to Providence but the telegraph was not In opera
0n A. hoslSa sS1 % 6e aa S pcbbe ali disguised
excepting whom the others called Captain He y dc,
na o5s 81 ts & Esa5"s TsS. seesS
which part Of the booty slowed They left behind
them d their implements crowbar and the handouts
the office boing In the lower story. family residing IN
iba upper story not awakened. The vault Is an
chamber with masonry around IT, "lnlh ths Is an
iron safe containing the valuables The secret OF open
ing II was known TO only three persons and IL could not
poby nave been unlocked by any else not even by
ihe maker No noise heard IN the village except
that the ayernkceper heard carriage drive away from
his shed about - o'clock -
Tho capital stock OF the bank is $4,000. A check OF
large amount on the Bank OF Mutual Redemption is
among the missing funds but the payment OF 1t has been
stopped There among the money abstracted about
q In bills OF the old Citizens Union Bank which was
aafth hia hank
system These bills had been redeemed by the Scituae
National Bank and being nearly all OF the issues OF the
old bank that been In circulation suchbs VIII not
redeemed without satisfactory evidence that
they are the stolen and the public are cautioned
against receiving them
New-York tribune., 1868-03-27
Il CARD.

To THE PUBLIC.-It has appeared in the pub
shed proceedings OF the Police Court that have been
held TO bail on the complaint OF BrOwn Brothers Conf
pany for the alleged obtaining Of property from them
fIaudulcnty. l wish to give public denial OF these
charges and TO assure the public that the investigation
OF the matter which will be had will afford satisfactory
evidence that have not consciously said or done any
thing to mar the good have enjoyed In this com
munty for the last thirty and that this prosecu
ton is means resored to, after other remedies have
proved abortve to from my friends terms
OF settlement Of debt. the result OF number OF years
OF business involving hundreds OF thousands OF DOLLARS
which would give an unjust preference to the prosecutors
over my other creditors The long delay OF this prosecu
ton IA evidence of its lack Of merit and feel assured
bat tho pubc will refrain from any opinion Judgment
until the whole matter shall be spread before it.
Ns,. YorI March o. 1893 JAMES X. PLACE.