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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
ELEcTIoR.
N o II @ II

OFFICE HERNANDo IxsrnAxcr CourtVv-l
No. Madison ~. MempAs. Nay ".
T,HE STOCKHOLDERS or TINS cox
Il pany are herebS notified that fIe annn4l
election for uise 81 Directors uin b. ieid M
Ms ohct - June 18th prorino. between the
houss sflo an. and R.ln.
I'm NELSON.
rs Secrcfary.
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NEw PorAroEs.-Conaway 4 Co.'s,
1863 Main street. al. 14rT
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sIRAYEp or sToLEN.

CsTRAYED OR SOLOMON MAY ~. A
- white COW, red roam neck. sides Of head red
horn touching the head; both ears red. hole
in one Of them. A reward Of SO vii be given
on delivery. or for information leading TO her
recovery. a the corner q looney and ssyenth
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-06

MATERIAL for the American Driven
Well, for sale at Thos. Flannery's s, No. 50
jefferson street. IS
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LiverpooI Cotton market.

By s. p. and A. telegraph
LIvERPooL, June 9, II a.m.-This being
Whit Monday it is generally observed as hol-
iday. Nothing doing here or at Manchester.
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FIRST grand picnic Of the Societa di
Unione Frattalanza Italiana, at James
Park, Tuesday, June II, 1870. Members
of the Association will meet at their hall
on Front street, between Washington
and Adams streets. Line Of march
Down Front to Adams, up Adams to
Main, down Main to Beal down Beal 10
DeSoto. down DeSoto to Vance, out
Vance to the Park. u
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HArs leaned and dyed, asl Main s.

THos. FLASNERY, Plumber, Gas and
Steam Pipe Filter, So Jefferson st. [S5
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NO. aaa Southern PaIace.

Great bankrupt sale of dry goods,
clothing, boots, shoes.
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DR.. PRIcEs Cream Baking Powder Is
prepared Eah reference to health as well
as effect. ~
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HoRsEs and cattle cured by Equine
Remedies.
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The remnant sale at Meaken Bros.
still continues, Ladies. make o note OF
!, SGT
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wilde. Collins d Co., 1914 Main ana
o3, rs. ~, 20, 81, 33 and 81 washing
ton street, general purchasing. for
warding and commission mer-
chants; exclusively Wholesale gro-
GERS. sundries. laundry supplies,
etc. So
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AK endless variety Of remnants al
Menken Bros. @f
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Removal. - The Home Washer
eadquarters have been removed TO
the new store of Wilde, Collins a
Co. 1914 Main street. Also. a full
stock OF laundry supplies, WASH
ing Machines. fluting Machines,
Clothes wringers. Sad Irons. Soap.
starch. Soda, Washing Crystal,
ete. s.
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If you want good old Megibben
whisky, go 10 278 second street.
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For sick horses use Equine Powders
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FoR spavins use Equine Liniment.
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Cry LICENSE AND TAxEs.-City Scrip,
in sums to suit, for licenses and taxes, at
City Bank, No. 3 Madison street. ll6-f
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\ New YORK Money MARKED.

NEw YORK, June 8, IL ;25 p.m.-Goyernme
securities are dull. with slight decline the
list. Sterling exchange is steady at lO97s for
sixty-day bills. Gold is carrying at 81 per cent.
Money continues easy mt per cent. isa f-
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DIES ARC OR LEGAL TENDER,

WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS ~T--
wv for the above points every [. = .s'e..zsN
TUESDAY. at 5 o clock pm. Leave Jackson
port every Friday, at 9 10 clock I'm: Duvall
Bluff every Saturday on arrival of train. These
steamers carry the u. s. mail, make close
connections at Duvall's Bluff with the train
for Little Rock, and at Jacksonport with light
draught steamers for Upper White and Black
rivers. ELLIOTT x MILLER, Ag'ts,
9l-d&wl Promenade st., opposite Landing.
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Memphis & Arkansas River P'k't Co.
White River U. =. Mail Line.

The entirely new and elegant passenger packe
Quilt expressly for the trade)
X. p. WALT, ;. Capt. j. WOodbnrn,
WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS rU-%
w every SATURDAY for all Ezs zzsa-.-a-=i
points ON White river through to Jaeksonport:
also to West Point and Searcy, on Little Red
river. Connecting at Duyalls Bluff with rail-
road for Little Rock and Hot Springs Com
Meeting at Jacksonport with steamer Bates
vile for Pocahontas and intermediate points
on Black river, and with steamer Argos for
Batesville. nIHt
For freight or passage apply on board, or at
the Company's Office, No. Madison street,
Stanton Block.
46-t w. II. KENNEDAY, Agent.
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The cheapest dress goods in the eoun-
try are our 10 cent grenadines.
s2t MENKEN Bios.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Colossal, St. Louis.
Sam j. Hale, Cincinnati.
% st. Francis, St. Francis river.
:. 5. G. Day. st. Francis river.
Celeste, Arkansas river.
:. City Of Cairo. Vicksburg.
George w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
w. A. Caldwell. Arkansas river.
Belle Memphis. st. Louis.
r. K. Lee, New Orleans.
Silver Spray. Cincinnati. 8a
Gen. Anderson. Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer City of Cairo. St. Louis.
Colossal, New Orleans.
X. Z. Lee, Louisville.
Silver Spray, New Orleans.
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BIRDS -EYR vIEw.7-Stoner's bird's-eye
view of Memphis is to be Autographed.
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Home Bitters are certain pre-
ventive nd cure OF fever and ague.
fntermfstents. fndigestfen. dyspep-
sickness.
WILDE. COLLINS A CO..
Sc Ie4 Main 81. Gen'I Ag'ts.
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Memorable June 9Th. Monday.
When the great bankrupt sale of dry
goods, at Howell, Wood 4 Co. s., No. 33i
Main street, will take place.
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Ten kegs of English Baking Soda
genuine just received by galHaa
SO WILDE. COLLINS Ok co.
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INOR RENT-THE BRILLIANT SALOON.
II corner Whisky Chute and Center alley /;
with fixtures: up stairs suitable for Billiard
Saloo n. Will be rented cheap if applied for
'''e N'''''' W. A. WHEATLEY,
A-1O9 Bethel Block.
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EQUIxE Powders for diseased cattle.
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SrhaEAsBslss IersiEei egery day.
C0SAvAY A Co,
Cit 363 Main, bet. Union and GayosO.
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GooDs at half price at the remnant
sale Of [s2tl AESkkS BH9s 4
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Great bankrupt Sale.
Howell. Wood & Co. s stock, Monday
June 9th.
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IL you wanf good old MesfbBeu
whisky. 20 60 2z6 second street.
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IT Jon want good old Megibben
whisky, go 90 avs seeQna street,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-06

FoR wounds and gals use Equine
Ointment. u ur0HHIH
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uyAKEN UP-ONE SMALL PONY WHICH
The owner can have BY proving. property
and paying charges. I. W. O,DONNkLL.
SO Chief Of Police.
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REMNANTS of prints, dOmesties, linens
jaeonets, etc, at Menken Bros. s2t B.
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orR laoe points inuCh i0TeF than last
month prices [s2fl Nfakss Bsos.
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w. &. BYRD,
Successor to Norman, Byrd & Co..
No. 275 Main street.
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TAKEN UP.

gT,AKEN UP-ONE YEARLING HELPER.
which the owner can have BY proving
property and paying CHARGES; ,-,-,,
$40 Chief Of Police.
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NOR RENT-TwELyER ROOMS. SUITABLE
L for Offices or families, over 1863 Main street;
Eight large, splendidly and freshly renovated
rooms in Almedia Block, delightful summer
apartments, either for families or young men,
WIN. L. DUFF,
81 1901 Attorney at Law, Madison st.
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Great bankrupt sale Of Dry Goods.
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Mammoth sInuEhter of Dry Goods.
Bank.apt sale al Southern Palace,
commencing June 9Th
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Z l sTEAMsoArs.
For White River.

Regular Memphis and White river u. s. Mail
Tuesday Paeket-For Helena, Indian Bay,
Ciarendon, Dnyalls Bluff, Little Rock, Des
sonport, connecting at Duvall's Bluff with
train for Little Rock.
LEGAL TENDER, Capt. J. d. Elliott,
r EAyEs AS ABOVE ON ~U-u~
IL TUESDAY. 7th instant. at L. s4..-..--lt
pm. lTT
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
o. ELLIOTT * MILLER. Agents.
30 Promenade street. opposite Landing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-06

LNOR RENT-Tw0 COTTAGES, ONE JUST
IT finished. containing six rooms, on Court
street extended; desirable residence. One on
Manassas street, near Raleigh road. three
rooms; win be rented very cheap; aod els
SIS w. Al. WHITE. 23i Front st.
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FOR RENT.

w. A. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
Bethel Block, Office No. 3. Receiver
ships accepted. I,
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QUORUM CoURr.-The County Quorum
Court is in session.
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George w. Cheek, Gen. Anderson, ST.
Francis. Sam J. Hale, Celeste, W. A. Cald.
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For White River.

Elliott's White and Little Red River Line.
For Helena, Friar's Point, Duvalls Bluff,
Little Rock, Hot Springs. Augusta, Searcy
Des Are and Jacksonport, the new splendid
passenger steamers ast.s-r.N AKA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-06

NOR RENT-FINE ROOMS. LIGHT AND
II well ventilated, atSIx DOLLARS per menth.
IN Jackson Block. No. 81 Main street. Apply
oH 81 ~ "n ,TEHfioMAs 4 JOHN B. LEIGH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-06

TRON-CLAD LEASES, AS AUTHORIZED
i by the last Legislature, for sale at this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03
ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes OF u Laxative
Medicine. -'i5 'aH +..lN

Perhaps noonG intyii.
cinU IEsO universally
required BY every.
holly tn y cAuIAFuc,
was over my bIt
fOrc 30 universally
adopted Into use, IN
every country anil
among all CLASSES, Ilt
this Mill butcnlclOnt
pNrEuthr Ftn. The
obvious rE'nSOn rs
that hamore rehH.
- r.. =. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03
Cleveland g. Pittsburg Railroad

dec7 General Agent, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

FIRE AT RrrCmB G. H.-Thc peaceful
slumbcrs Of the citizens Of our town were
disturbed, on Sunday morning last, about
4 o'clock, by the cries Of fire. The house
OF Mr.. S. G. Hall, which was occupied by
his aged father and mother, was burned
to the ground, and, with It all Of their
household goods, with the exception Of a
very few things which they succeeded IN
saving. II Is supposed, as they have had
no fro llI that part ottbelouS where the
fire originated, that It caught from box
ofhick0ry ashes they Ind setting in one
Of tho lower rooms. No Insurance.
Rjtehj6 Press,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03
A REQUIEM.

Peacefully she lies At rest;
Like blossom some may RAy,
Blown from apple.trees In May
flushed the hcRH lngs OF her breast "a
FaIrer wonders could not DO:
PeAFly shapes 40 delicate,
They could hardly lind Il InatO
In the mArVelS Of the sea.
Little mInIop.mo loves .ti
Stand aghAstat DeG tfs ccllpSO-'Gl
Closing eyes and blanching lips
Bluntcd arrows, dropping doves.
See hor hand, so small one.
Made ~ At . finer clasp
Than We noFtalS ever grasp,
In tho land whore sh0 Is Gonc.
Let tho lily blossom by her,
And the Bonded roses bloom
/ Lean and wan; shut up tho tomb,
Winter rains mpSt not come nigh hel
~ 2 o
Stay awhile your tears and sighs; D. Z ?
Then above her sable hearsO
Character this single verse:
"L0Tc Is dead and hero he les"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03
GR29nteIti9etior:=
SHADOWS.

oh, Sadly fall on hill and lea
iThe shadows Of the weary day.
A1ag TdIed nom thA FlilIngteg6y s.fRAfs
gAtbE9 long mTrthb oGm6 tobsy,l r ERis
TObaY: Eg9F ~
''ShlnO on, thou golden sun;
Thine hour will soon By dOnel
All! Well.a.dAy"
Cold drives the rain upon the world,
And homeless ID the North winds cry;
And, mid the darkness thicldy cuEled,
Sad tunes Of BOTTOw seem TO SIgh,
To Sigh:
"Bloom on, thou shining roSc; IN
Thy short life soon will close IA
For thon mn1tttot' ~
~ No - !. ~
oh, sadly fall on loving hearts
p The shadows Of liEG'B weary way,
And, etalsss Of the tear that starts,
AmbFtlnR ulelelgo 9eemS say,
4 20 ~ q 5T6Bay; 81
''Thec and thy love the tomb
b. Soon, soon will fold In gloom;
All! wcll.A.dAyW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03
Hcmpfleld Rail Road. Change Of Time.
IN INSURANCE..

'pRANKIIN INSURANCE Comply
u OF WHEELING,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

ANOTHER Fine IN. DopDRmGR.-We
have lust learned that the steam saw mill
ofNr. NJ. Jennings, located 81 miles from
this place, wis nearly destroyed BY fire on
the 2lst inst. Some hands were engaged
at work at and near the mill, In cdrring
Oft lumber, and had n fire in u stove set up
in a bedroom In the mill, the weather be.
ing extremely cold and tho mill not being
in operation. The fire caught from the
stove into the beds, there being two in the
room-by which in n few minutes the mill
was mostly destroyed, We understand
that Mr.. Toyles the foreman aud
young SPUR md Mr.. Huber saved The
saw, saw.carrlagc and some of tho most
valuable betting, as well ~, the engine, H.
most entire, by d constant supply Of water
and preventing the roof from falling upon
them having done the work almost Of IL
flrC.Cnginc, and quite as much Us might
have been done by a hook and ladder
company. Mr.. Jennings informs us that
his 'iosS iSgnbout $3.50, and that he will
have his mill running again in twelve or
fifteen days. This VIC arc glad to hear, rs
o number of Industrious men are thrown
opt of employment, by this accident
Yer U,,t0l.H spaH B "a 4.5sg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

fec,ual remedy li,a,l any other. Those who have
tried Il, know 0t Il cured them; those who have
not, know that cures lgib1rH Hqd ItlenuI'
and all know that what y dON{ once y docs hl'
ways that Il never fallA through npy null OF neg
gIeIt OF iLA composition, NO have thousands upon
thousands VI certificates q tell rsnlhrkaOle cures
Of tho following complaints, Dut suCl CltIS5 arc
known In every nUlghlOriloQd, and We rcPd not
publish them. Adapted " oil ayes and condtionS
In all climates containing neither caomgl nor any
deletOriOus drug, they may Ge t1Eeh WIN sNiety
by aayb9dy TaGir ~ sEEC ,rS G
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their llSO Ia any quantity, yI..aI =, ..r.s
They operate by their powerful influence on INC
internal VlGG0ra 70 purify tho blood aud sLeIintS
It Into healthy action remove tho ol1triCtlOns
Of The stomach bowels, llvgrt AAa 0IGE olt!nS,T ~
Tile body, restoring th9r rrtgnl action " heal
and BY correcting, whOroyGr they, cXiSL Rpeh Ill.,
rNngenRntl as arc tho hr1l origin q MlsctlSo. an
tho boz, for tho following complaints, when tncSC
rus rapidly Curc:- -,..,-
nIHa, H,tNngn0F anil Loss OF a nllSt!ttet tn.
should le taken moderately TO stimulate iho &ton
arll, AMI restore Its healthy tone and actiOn.
For Liver Complaint and biA varl0lS 9ylhp
toms, Bilious Headache, b!eA lAS9n'
aeIir. Jaundlce Or GresH sieA iSSS .'t1nii
bO lullcoNsiy taken for each eaee 70 SoIIsst Ivy
diseased nGti6n or trmovu thu obStruetlonS which
cause Il. ,>,....,.,,,. IN. oro
mild ,loSs IL generally required, 2
For IlhpHmIRtiSn1, Cont, Gravel, Pal
nitntIbn Of taN Heart, PAln IN tho
Side, Hack and L0ins, they should be contln;;
Ii5uSly tAR6n, rs required TO change the diseased
action hf the system. With such change those
complaints disappear. ~
thOy should he taken IN largo and frequent doses
10 produce thS eject Of q drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose Ebould hc
taken a. Il produces The desired eject by SYM
As q Dlmnsr PlIk, take ono or two Iotl' to
pT0nl0ta digestion aud EelIOye the btomaeh.
All occasional ,loSO stimulates tho stomach anu
bowels Into healthy action, r0stores ho ~
aud InVigOFatGs tbs system Ilenee Y U oItGI ~
VNntAeeOuS where no serious S ~.
One who feels iolarAbly well, eten nnla EnI NJ.
I0.r or theSO PtILa make him teel W. ~
lGT, nom THAR cleansing aud rehoH Asls enu'' ."
tho digestive apparatus. Is Ilirg74
NJ. .J1IC. AVER q CO.., Prdotteat ChSHatStS'
LOWELL. MASS" ia. q:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03
CTNCTNNATI RXPRES9,
RABT-LHAVEs
SWhCrlinp daily

4 RAsF-LEAVES WEST, VIA Q. o. D.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
q a. ......... .G20 p m, daily At. -. $40 .. m
ARRIVES AT Il BellaIFC :. y: 1910 q. m.
Grafton. -. Lilies p. m. ARRIVES At
Cumberland. .El0 i, m. BaEnCsyIlle. .10b0 a. m.
narp's Ferry. $50 q, nj. Cambridge =. lE00 p. NJ
Winchester. zoos u. m. zanesvllie .l95 p. m
IIaRorstOwn. :. $50 q, ~. Newark ....., 800 p m
baltimore -. 1l:65 o. IN. columbus. .4:4O p m
Wash'n City. 100 p. IN. SanJuSiiy ~. lG4O p M
Trains on tho Main Line mako connections at
Baltimore with trains fur Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. Al Relay lIopSO, via Wash
lngtOn City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection 81
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can 6e procured
at the oflcc, JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of TranSpOrtatio baltimore.
% seF H. r. DEVRlES,
dec7 .s General Agent, Wheeling.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-19
JeHerSOnVille.

Two residents of this place have
made bet-one betting SIS against $50
that he can harness himself into sulky
weighing 60pounds, and draw a man
weighing 100 pounds, one mile in 10 min
utes. The trial is to be made on the
trotting course in Burlington, June 4th,
next. ....,........
The barn and three cows belonging
to Isaac Cbeeseman were destroyed by
fire last Wednesday evening. The alarm
Of fire was given about s o'clock, and
people rallied from all parts of the town,
but found it impossible to extinguish the
flames. The COWS were valuable; the
barn good one, built two years ago, and
no insurance.
People have nearly flushed making
sugar--not having made near the usua
quantity, and there seems to be but little
demand for it at present.
Another beloved neighbor died las
Monday, and was carried TO her last rest
ing-pace Wednesday. Mrs Lucy Weth
erby, mother of Judge Wetherby, anC
daughter Of Dea. Moses Thurston an(
widow Of Luther Wetherby, who wa
crowned so years ago in the Missiso'
river at Highgate.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-19

New maple is selling at l2A cents
per ID.
Work has commenced on the Cheese
Factory on "Gold Brook"
Mrs. Ferry, the mother Of two boys
who we're recently sent to the Reform
School, ''really showed fight" whea they
were called for, the officer being obliged
to hold her while the witnesses we're tes-
tifying.
Mr.. Clark was buried on the 9Th
inst. He leaves wife and five children
to the charity Of the people. We hope
they may find good homes.
The Post Office is being repaired
and made ready for Gents Furnishing
Store, to be filled and managed by Mr.
Chas. Harris. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-19
No. HYDE Park.

Tho snow and ice are fast taking
leave, and although we arc glad to greet
the robins and butterflies of summer, vet
the sugar-makers will receive but small
remuneration for their labor.
Vegetation is starting finely and those
who have expected "big price" for hay
will be disappointed.
Sickness is still prevailing in this vi
entity, and numbers are suffering fror,
the present form of throat and lung dis.
ase, which is by no means small affair.
Hathe's Febrifuge Mixture, it is said, af.
tords relief if given in season. 81
Mr.. Alvin Fletcher has bought part
Of the farm, including the buildings, for.
merly owned by J. G. ODER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-19

Norman Atwood of Cambridge, was born
in 1884 and died April 1lth, 1870, aged
So years;
Catherine, wife of james Nottingham,
was born in 1888 and died Oct. 10, 1863
aged 10 years.
These persons we're born in Westminis-
ter, Mass. and came into the town OF
Cambride at an early day where they llv-
ed useful and honorable lives. They were
reyerently trained up from childhood after
the yirtuods manner Of our New England
fathers, Their parents were persons OF
excellence Of character and moral worth.
Mrs. Lucy Wetherby, the last of her
fathers large aud honorable household
was a prudent women aud keeper at
home. In 1919, her husband was drowned
at Highgatc near. Hyde's Falls in the
Missisco river, when she was left with
two dependent children toprovlde ioF and
to educate, as we'll as she could. And
well did she do it. She soon came to
Cambridge, where her kindred lived. Fol
81 years she has lived here until hel
death. Her fatherless children have grow
up to prosperous manhood and womonhood
here, to receive into their pleasant homes
with revereht affection their faithful anC
flowing mother in her age and years OF pair
and decline.
The sterling virtue and training OF he'
excellent ancestors were well preserved
. in her life and character. The inserlp
ton on the head-stonc of the grave 0
= Esther Bigelow Thurston, her mother wh'
n died in 1882 aged 8S years, and who i
: buried at Cambridge Centre, might appro
e pria,eIy be inscribed on her own, by he
j, children. 1t is of great beauty and SIG
ni6cance.-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-19
ReIYiaCrA.

Mir. Luther Shattuck, who has been
resident Of this town for several years,
but for the last year has lived in N. H.,
- y J'"r7-71s-Sr
his return and gladly Welcome him as a
kind friend and worthy citizen.
The Messrs. Woodwork have moved
into the house Of G. G. Prouty, and are
repairing the mill which vas damaged by
the freshet last fall.
Harlow Potter has exchanged his
home farm with |. Il. Deane for the one
formerly occrpied by Mr.. Lamondy.