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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

GRAND PIosIo, tournament and bar
bacue at Central Park tomorrow.
Grand Marshals-Col. NJ. Mageveney,
Col. W. L. Stewart, Chas- Nye, Esq.
Committee of Arrsngements-J. r. Sell
kirk, J. B. Campbell, A. A. Norman
Floor Managers-Cspt. j. P. Gallagher,
Capt L. B. Horrigan, Lieut. Miller,
Lieut. Coyle, W. B. Goodlett, Alexander
Bancroft, C. c. Jones, ST., ]. B. Miller,
R. W. Ainslie, Gen. W. Fl. Morgan, Col
J. S. Kerr. and others. The grand cricket
match will come off at liz am. Cars will
leave theMemphis andCharleston railroad
depot every hour. commencing at 8 am,
landing passengers at the gate. Fare
round trip, twenty cents.
tMornhg papers please copy in local
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

FERrrLlzERsl FERTILIZERS 1900 bar
rels of slack Lime for sale cheap
+ No. 8 Madison street, Memphis.
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MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
TRI.WEEKLY LINE.
The Splendid side-whsel Steamers
Commercial, Liberty No. 2, and May
flower,

flower,
WILL PORN A TRI-wEEKLY LINE
w between Memphis aud White river, le.y-
ing Memphis every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY. at 5 O'Clock pm. connect
ing at Duvall's Bluff with trains Of the Little
Rock railroad for Little Rock, Hot sprines and
ali points in Arkansas. Returning VII le ..,
DavaII's Bluff every MONDAY. WhDNBs-
DAY and SATURDAY. on arrival Of the nain
CommsrciaI. Capt. John Edison, leaves Mem
phis Tuesday At 5 o'clock pm; Liberty No. z.
Cant. James Rice. Thursday q o'clock Pm;
Nsyfower, Capt. Wm. j.. Ashford. saturday
AZ s o'clock pm. O o. d. bills vii b. taken
FOR rcsponaible parties b. the line, a. hereto
fore. without any charge being made for col
Ire steamer r. ". Brooks viii run IN con
neciion with this line from Jacksonport % 20
cahonfns on Black river. making aemi-weekiy
ThaukfuI for the iiberni patro-.ss bestowed
upoh ~ during the past three years. ue hope,
~ strict attention 10 business, 70 merit q con
tfnuancs of1hs sane II he fgtnrS go,
SURF N. end W. II. Packst CcmreeS
LEVY A SHARPE. Ars1u.
LARRY HAkNsTkD, ksssl
St Star Wharfboat. bet 81 1e.sr,on =.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

POLICE CoURr.-Eighteen cases were
tried in the First District Police Court
this morning, but only Sl5 collected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

DKxr1sTRT.-Dr. J. B. Wasson, dentist,
can always De found during othes hours
at his new dental rooms. over his whole
sale drug emporium, No. 3ls Main street,
and ready 70 wait on those Who prefer
his professional services (only). I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

Unsatisfactory, n pair of gold
spectacIes. The finder of which Will
be rewarded by leaving Them at
Wells d. Coils, 267 Main street.
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LouIsvIILE Cry DIREoToRY We are
indebted to the politeness of Mr.. Richard
Edwards, the publisher, fora copy of the
new Louisville City Directory, which is
Just out and which be has done us the
favor to lay on our table. We UNDER
stand he proposes to publish similar
directory for this city, and that he has
commenced canvass for it. If we are
to have here directory as complete and
well arranged as the Louisville it will be
really desideratum to our citizens. The
efforts hitherto made have been failures.
The plan of this work is excellent, COM
bining with names, and places Of BUSH
ness, and residences of merchants and
citizens generally, full list of profess
sioual men, city officers, Ere and police
departments, county officers, courts,
churches, schools, lodges, United States
Offices, banks, insurance companies, rail-
roads, thesters, streets, etc. The work is
one for use, not blemished and burdened
with advertisements, mixed in for catch
penny purposes. Mr.. Edwards will give
ample satisfaction here BY giving Us such
a work as that be has already given 10
Louisville
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

500 PAIRS GRAY JEANS PANTS, lined, at
81 so a pair, at RICE & EsGEL's,
1877 233 Main street.
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CHOICEST family supplies of all kinds,
at j. Devoto's, corner of Third and
Adams streets. $50
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GExrLKMES's wear beautifully cleaned
aud dyed at $50 Second street, Memphis
steam dyeing and cleaning establish
meut 2S
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500 Coon SATIxET CoATs, from 81 to
AZ. AT RrcF & ExeEL's, 233 Main street.
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Special Notices.

Bride and Bridegroom. Essays for Young
Men on the interesting relation Of Bridegroom
to Bride in the institution of Marriages. Guide
to matrimonial felicity, and true happiness.
Sent BY mail in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. 20-sS
Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRRRsr's JU-
yrpER TAR Is warranted to cure Cough, Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR. 80 Second street, Agent.
Price, 35 cents. By mail. 6Oc per bottle. SIT
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HAVE you ever noticed what it costs
your family for lard and yeast powders ?
Inquire, and you will be astonisLed at the
amount By using Morgan's self rising
-four you save all the cost of yeast pow.
ders and half for the lard. The -four will
be found at all family groceries. Whole
sale and retail at 284 Main street.
81 FISNIE & BucKHAM.
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office.
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RKMovED.-Spicer 4 Sharpe have re-
moved to 354 Main street II
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CoMNIrrED AND BAILED.-Dr. Ola

Is BLACK CLorH CoArs, from Sc to s.
at RICE & ESGEL's, 233 Main street.
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$4,000 to Loan on COIlaterals, by
Martin Holland, $50 Main street. t
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PAscHALL HOUSE, DBAwISG.-Certif-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had in
Memphis Of Mr.. E. S. Plummer, 2l2 Front
Ct; WI. Passmore 4 Co, $50 Second st.,
and at Geo. Pattison 4 Co.'S bookstore.
sl7l Main street. Circulars containing
full'psriiculars furnished on application
10 either Of the above parties l25eodf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

BAR Fixtures for sale.
% Csc. W. MILLER, l55 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

PIrTsBURG and Kentucky coal and ga
coke. Brown b Jones, Office 2S2 MAR
street, Bethel Block.
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RUSSELL & DoDsos's, 279 Second st.,
is the place to get painting done cheap. T
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corroH. RIVER AND RAILRoADs.


The market was a little sitter this
morning. buyers operating freely. The
news from New York and Liverpool may
cause a change this afternoon. Prices
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PoLIrICAL ADDREss.-Hon. Henry I.
Elicit, of this city, formerly Judge of the
Supreme Court of Mississippi, will adj
dress the Young Mems Independent
Democratic Club tomorrow evening, at
Stillmap Hall. ~
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LARGE LOT OF Wool HOSIERY, from
New York auctions, at
le-t RICE 4 ExeEL's. 233 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

PRoDIGIoUs IMPROVEMENT. = Editors
Ledger: We are overcome with astonish.
ment. As we came to town this morning
Court street and Orleans was the scene
Of an operation not known to have oc-
cured in that section within legal mem
DRY. A spot Of fresh earth, where had
been crevasse for sometime, was
actually visible; two Irishmen and a cart
we're in view, and upon inquiry it turned
out that they were at work on the street.
Wonders will never cease We rubbed
our eyes to see if we were awake, and it
was no dream We can go home drunk
tonight without falling into the ditch,
and we don't care whether the city ever
works another street in the city. Your
correspondents complain very unreason-
ably. The city is economizing. Mayor
McDavitt abolished the Street Commits
sioner soon after he came into Office.
Such is my information from reliable
gentleman who says he has been OF the
hunt of him for several months, and has
never been able to find any sign. He
argues that every animal is tracked by
his sign; that there is no sign of Street
Commissioner; ergo, he is abolished
saving of three hundred aid fifty dol
lars per month. BE approves the re-
trenchment. So do we. Two hands and
q cart can fix up Court street in half
day, andwe can stagger home, if we want
to, without having to thread that narrow
place in the street. Who cares if Brink
ley avenue is impossible, and the hill
beyond the hospital is as bad az can be ?
Who cares if the far end of the bridge
over the railroad on Madison sjust ready
to let horses foot through anywhere ?
The foot paths are safe, and / have tried
the banisters every morning to see if they
are staunch for an evening lunge. They
are staunch. The city is right; the three
hundred and fifty dollars a month will
pay for FIVE times the work the Street
Commissioner ever did, and the money
is well saved. Put one Irishman to work
with two carts and couple of nagers,"
and the streets will be kept well enough.
Spend the money we save by doing with
out Street Commissioner on work, and
the mudholes will be filled and the noun
tains be laid low. CITIZEN.
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PIkSos, organs and melOdeons tuned
aad repaired by II. @. HOllenberg.
Leave orders ct Clark's jsvelry store.
Recommended BY Professors Leo Wheat,
winkler. sabatzky, Schultz. etc sOd42
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BrsT W. r butter at s5cts- BY he
pscksgs. 81 J. DsvotO's, corner Of Third
AID Adams streets 81
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REMovED.-Spicer & Sharpe have re-
moved to 1854 Main street. ~
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Accident Insurance at Is Madisons

OLD HATS made new at 3S4 Main St. |
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MINsrRELsY.-The lovers of good mu-
sic will find rich treat at the New Mem.
phis tonight The Emerson, Allen u
Manning troupe make their debut Seats
can be secured at the box Office of the
theater from 10 a. m. to p. m, and from
2 To 3 n m.
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ALse, AT SANE TINE AND PLACE.

A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE. with three
rooms, just west Of the above, on Rasland Ave-
nue. lot eOxlSO. Terms-Cash. Sale positive
and without reserve. good opportunity to
secure pleasant home for small investment
of money. Also. the lot on east side, Causey,
rs feet south of Vance. 65 feet front, on which
uapoUBLE TENEMENT FRAME BUILD
ING. Terms-HALF CASH; balance on osR
AND Two YKAss. with interest. secured by trust
deed. Title perfect. TfN
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RExovED.-Spicer & Sharpe have re-
moved TO 354 Main street. 81
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THE Metternich panisr and walking
skirt, id the Southern spiral hoop-skiFt
nsnufhofory. 30
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PUBLIC SALES
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT 6 CO.,
Auctioneers-


On THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1sT. 10 O'Clock.
at the Merchants Exchange Todd Fellows
HALL, we will sell to the highest bidder. A
NEAT COTTAGE. on Dunlap Avenue. second
house south of the NJ. 4 G. R. r. Nice yard.
garden, and we'll. Lot 6Ox1s0. Terms-Half
cash; balance in six months.
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iias reliable s28 Main street. I EalG8
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2 pOHEEIT's grand opening, Oct lst
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AFRICA.
Iss Appssranss IN Police coars shi'
Mornfng.


Africa, under the tuition Of the Radi-
calls, Is becoming daily worse. Il Ia
ueglccting all kinds Of labor and taken
TO thieving. In this, however, II Is only
following the example Of carpet-baggers.
At the First District Police Station
this morning. Mollie Jackson, q " colored
lady" was brought before Commissioner
Richards on charge Of shop.lfting
She had merely walked into store, and
helped herself 10 pair Of CATERS. Officer
Wilkerson caught her in the act, and she
was fiued ten dollars. Anthony Owens,
Q "colored gentleman" stole several ar
ticles from Mr.. Whitssll. He was arrest
ed by officer Clinton, and handed over to
be dealt with by magistrate. Bill Jones,
. darby who won't work, was picked up
BY officer Brown, and presented on q
charge Of vagrancy. He was fined IS I;
but, having no cash, he'll remain in jail
at the expense Of the city. Bill Baker is
sassy mig" He was arrested by off,
Ger McIIroy for drunkenness, and on his
way TO the stationhouse abused the officer.
He was fined IS; but, being short in
funds, will board for few days in the
calaboose. May Hodge is q laundress,
and they generally are abusive. She
showered billingsgate on some one, and
was swept into the dungeon by officer
Rice For the want Of witnesses her case
lies over indefinitely. Daniel is fellow
who gets into the lions den for stealing.
His last exploit was the taking Of
satchelful Of clothes without permission.
he was arrested by officer McIlroy, and
handed over to the tender mercy Of
magistrate. Sampson, a strong mig"
was found drunk on the sidewalk by Off
Ger Lieby. He was fined IS, but had no
money to pay, and was sent to the brick
jug" for few days.
IfAfrica progresses this way under
the guidance of Radicals, what will it
come tot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

HAYS Coal CoMPANY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 223 Madison st.
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RFxoTkI--Spicer 4 Sharpe have re-
moved to s54 Main street. ~
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MINsTRELsY.-The lovers OF good mu'
sic will find rich treat at the New Mem
phis tonight. The Emerson, Allen 4
Manning troupe make their debut Seats
can be secured at the box Office of the
theater from 10 a. m. to p m, and from
3 to s pm.
VARIETIES. - The Female HinstreI
will be performed by Messrs. Por-
ter, Berry and Mas, at the Varieties this
evening Songs, banjo solos, ballads
and dances, scenes of Little Nell and
Shakespeare Unabridged, will he fol-
lowed by the petite comedy of In ana
Ont of Place. The burlesque of the
Sessn Aaseppas closes the performance
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzES.-Willian
Crane died in Gainesville, Alabama, OF
the goth inst, aged SO years. native
of Hamilton county, Ohio. he was an
architect, and designed the splendid
courthouse in Cincinnati. Mr.. Crane
came to Memphis about the year 1916
and was much esteemed in our city
during his residence here. He was Q
true man during the war, and served al
Lieutenant of Engineers under Major
Winter. he was City Engineer for ssye'
raj years in Memphis. He left family
who have the sympathy of all old ctr
zens Of Memphis in their bereavement
They appreciated his worth while living
and will cherish his memory now that be
has gone from earth. Requiescat in pace
SOMETHING WORTH SEEING.-Mrs. Ian
der is now personating " Mary Stuart,
in the great play of Elisabeth, at the
Broadway Theater, New York. One o
ablest critics in that city says of the frs
representation "She personates th'
Queen of Scots as Schiller painted her
and Schiller, as is well known, followed
history, in most respects, with unerrinl
fdelity, Enduring that noble bard'i
drama, ia almost its complete elabora
ton and minuteness, The result is that w
see a graphic and complete portrait o
Mary Stuart. Her regal tempera
uent, her religious devotion, her CON
manding spirit, and her most patriotic
death, are all set forth-snd set fertl
thoroughly well--in this drama. Fo
Mrs. Lander to conceive this character
was comparatively an easy matter
Long residence in the pure atmosphere
Of the intellect has given her the exalted
refinement Of nature and Of manner tina
FITS the sovereign. Her embodiment o
Merry Stuart wss therefore accurate
even veil sustained. and effective from
frst to last To the mind It had no Jaw
TO the heart It may have seemed to lacl
warmth, now and then. in the highl,
emotional passages Something must b
allowed, however, for the drawbacks Incl
dental to a first representation, IL Mrs
Lander did not entirely gil the ideal o
royal misery, she satisfied, in every par
.icular, the ideal Of royal dignity; an'
this is much. Seeing her Mary Stuart
then, you see the correct portrait Oft
royal prisoner Of FOtherinEsT. Rnd yo'
traverse again the worn ground Of de
oussioa as TO her rights Of sovereignty and
hospitality. Aad you mel, in sorrow owe
The desolais death WHICH English poliii
cal policy. neeied ont to tte nost dan
reroaslF beautiful woman Of storm.
age" Saeb . personation ElIl be some
hing worth seeing, rhen Mfs Lande
snpears Il the New henpLir Theater
0ur play-sOerS win then have > szssls
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Four-StorIed Brick Building,

No. Is Madison street,
between Main and Front streets. now occupied
in part BY the Merchants Insurance Company
This property is in the very Business and
Banking center Of Memphis. and must be re
sarded as not surpassed in value By any Other
in the city. and such as can be rarely bought.
We are authorised 10 assure BID
der- that the sale win he Positive
ana wishens Reserve.
Terms made known at the sale.
TITLE WARRANTED AND PERFECT.
ROYsTEs. GREzE-Asr a co.
ls-f AuetIoneers.
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MoxKT to loan on cOllaterals, at e.
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SPLENDID BUSINESS PROPERTY
ON MADISON STREET.
We are instructed by the owner to sell to the
highest bidder. WITHOUT RESERVE.
On Friday Next, october ed,
at IL o'clock. UPON THE PREMISES. that
elegant
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LAUNDRY OFFICE, 40 Jefferson st.
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NOTICES.
n q II i @ e .

GONE OVER TO THE RAIDS.
TN ORDER TO COMPETE WITH i, some ONE
A. 75c ner square with the gutta percha paint.
oo"po'i'0n wv J.w. RAMSEY,
40 No. 50 Monroe street.
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THE CITY.

The Thermometer.
(RIPoRTED BY EDWARD c0LDsNIrH.l )
September %. 1868.
TAM. ppm. 9P.M.
rmometer.-...-....... % 76 81
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BOAR DING.

DoARDING-DAY BoARDERs CAN BE
ID accommodated at
26i NO. III UNION STKEET.
DOHRDING-TWO PLEASANT. ROOMS.
ID with good board, furnished or unfurnished.
Referenees required. Terms moderate A.p-
NV AZ No. 225 Adams street l2-f
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EST RAY.

CTRAYED OR sT0LRN-A BRIGHT s0R-
SREi HORSE PONY, about fJurtsen hands
high, ali four feet white with star in face. A
part Of his name has been rubbed of by collar.
A liberal reward will be given to any one de-
liyering the horse at l4 Second street. 25s
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fMOrnkg papers please copy in local ]
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

the Woodstock railroad, between that
place and 1 White River eunotion, has
l.een contracted for by Ralph Jones 4 Co,
Of Canada, and viii be at once commenced,
Work on the road from Woodstock 10
Rutland win b begun in the spring, and
the completion Of both win add another
route 10 the West
Rev c. Il, GadsleeF, Rector of St,
Luke's Church. Charleston, South Caro-
lima, Acknowledges in the ST, Adams Mes
sengcr the receipt Of check for si5, from
an anonymous source To "relieye the wants
temporarily or spiritually Of ANY in his
charge"
Prof Amos Dean OF the Albany, y,
y, law school, died in that city Sunday
evening lie was born in Barnard, Vt,
in lsoi, was admitted Ia the supreme
court bar in lssd, aud in 1888 associated
himself with Drs March and Armsby in
establishing the Albany Medical College,
and from that time 10 1889 was professor
Of medical jurisprudence in il, For sew
eral years past he has been writing his
tory Of civilization, the uncomple,ed man
uscript Of which he leaves
There are twelve aged persons in
Cambridge, the youngest Of whom is so
and the oldest " years OF age, There is
a family in town, all well, which consists
of father and mother aged so; son and
wife, aged 80; grandson aud wife. aged
30; great grandson, aged 10.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
state Items.
Barre has a population Of 1.s39.
Treasurer.

Barre has population Of 1850.
Rutland County has - towns and
43 postoffices,
The Ninth Vermont Regiment was
in ) battles
One per cent on the grand list Of
Vermont is so3O,5G2.62.
Windsor County has had two Cover
nors Carlos Coolidge and Ryland
Fletcher.
Vermont is the Goth State in the
Union in the area of square miles.
Miss Sarah r. Park has been appoint-
ed p NJ. ut Woodford.
"A cornet band has been organized in
Grafton, and now numbers % members.
The estate of the late Col james
Buchanan Of Wells River, i, estimated at
nearly 100000
The Congregational Society in Green's
boro have raised the salary Of their pas
tor. Rev. A. W. Wild, to $500
The Westminster Farmers Club are
debating the subject Of establishing a new
cheese factory in that place.
ia. P Alderman Of Brattlcboro Is
to lecture At Jamaica, Feb ID.
= Rev. Charles a. Allen delivers
a lecture ON the Book of job, next
sunday evening. in the Messiah Church,
Montpelier
The Spring term Of Derby and st
Johnsbury Academies commences Feb %
The Brattlcboro Phoenix comes out
in favor OF Gov Fenton, as the Repuhli'
can candidate for Nicc-Preeident.
There is a house near rutncy village
of moderate size, in which there are fly,
families with an aggregate Of thirty-twc
members
In one school district in Salem, quit,
sparscly settled, there have been in thu
last ten months seven deaths, all but on
heads of families.
The Windham provident Saving
Institution at Brattleboro, is the larges
Of the kind in the State and now has il
trust $725,3S6.
Tho ladies of Christ Church, Mont
pclicr, gave an entertainment on 1uesda,
evening last for the benefit of the new
; church edifcc.
Rev. Samuel Dunn OF England dc
,, livered lecture at Montpelier o.
5 wednesday evening" Subject-Old Eng
G land and New England.
The friends Of Rev. o. Smith of Eas
: Dover, have presented him with dona
ton of S45.
n Rev. A. w. Eastman OF East Middle
bury has received adonation of over Slo'
: Rev Lyman Smith, pastor Of tn
5 Baptist church in Whiting has receive
from his church and society donation
y 800.
= Rev d. A. Mack, late chaplain in ii
/ army, is on lecturing tour in Orlear
County.
Mr. C. B. Streeter of Bfattieboro, hi
a Bible purchased in the year 1884, an
= is at least 334 years old I! The date {
publication is unknown. 1t has been
Mr.. Streeter's family since 1534, man
more generations back than he can trace
g "A young ledge hand of %, of Nortl
g field, ran off last week with the heart al
:. money of widow of 60, who foolish
a. and fondly trusted 70 him her affection
" and 1926 in greenbacks.
10 The colored boy David, who was Il
last of tine Icolored) Mohicans in the tow
of of Ludlow, has been sent to the Refor
p. School and there is now no "Americ;
a. citizen of African descent" in Ludlow.
st The construction of the road-bed