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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-07
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF !

Rock ISLAND CoUSrY. 81
To the January Term, A. D., 1871, Of the Circuit
Court of said County.
John Hosth, complainant, vs.. Albert Msrcellus
and Marvin Rich, defendants.
To the above named defendants: Take mo-
tice that . suit, the parties vhersto, complain
ant and defendants, are - above stated, has
lately been begun and now is pending In the
above entitled court; That luminous therein has
been issued against You, rsturnable to said term
of said court, to be begun and holden in the
Court House, in the city Of Rock Island, in said
county, on the Afst Monday in January next.
SAMUEL p. HODGES,
W. II. GEsY, Clerk of said Court.
Oomplainsnt's Solicitor.
Dated November :, 1870. nov3-dvlv
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LOCAL 0oxUadM,
Farmers use Equine Powqers.
FOR SALE.

To persons wishing to build this ssaaon, I Of
fer thirty lots in my editions to the City of
Rock Island. The first payment to be made in
one year, balance in three yearly Psymsnts with
interest
sepl8-d2m BAILEY DA'nNEonA.
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At Wolfe Q we'll selected stock OF Domestic
and French Rlsnnels, and the best and cheapest
OF Ladies' Furs can be found At VOLTS. All are
invited to call and examine his stock.
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HAwLEY's personal sgentin Quincy seems
to be giving up the fight. Read the article
in this paper.
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VorE for P. l.. Gable, tomorrow, who is
in favor of making the rich pay their Just
share of the taxes.
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FuRs, FURs.-Call at May Bros. aud
see the large and fine assortment OF furs at
lower prices than any house in this city or
Davenport.
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JOHN B. HAwLEY never raised his hand or
voice TO sssist or encourage laborers to
secure their just rights but he has always
voted Oh the side of the capitalists and
mouopoiists, Vote for P. l.. Cable tomorrow
and let Hawley stay at home.
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JOHN AsFER is the man who makes and
sells the best bread, cakes pies, pastry, &c,
in this city. Give him q trial.
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REMEMBER THE GREAT Free TRADE
SPEECH AT THE CoURr House THIS EVENING.
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LOOAL n S.

We ask attention to the advertisement in
another column, of"Jackson's Catarrh Snuff
and Troche Powder good article. d&w
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JOHN B. HAwLEY voted to make the rich
richer and the poor poorer.-Vote for p. L.
Gable and let Hawley the champion Of the
tariff robbers stay u home.
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We urge upon every democrat to go to
the polls early Tomorrow morning before
the rush.
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How to 4ecure IL.

A clear smooth skin and beautiful complexion
follows the use Of wayne's Diuretic and Altsr.-
tive Elixir.
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congressman il this district you must save
every possible vote.
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VoTE for P. l.. Cable, who has given more
to churches and lone more for public i'm.
proyements than a dozen Like Hawley.
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REMEMBER Indiana and defeat Hawley
and thus redeem the district.
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If you want to buy your winter gloves,
call at M. Livingston &.Co.
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no uoes not Der the contest then OF
the so.cslled Ten Hour Law? 1t was the
first progress made in the interests Of
lsbor- That law was then as
sailed as violently as the
Eight Hour Law was in the late contest, and
it was the Democratic party which origina
ted it and carried it through to success.
Here is, in brief, the record of, the demo.
cratic party in regard to labor. The demo.
cratic party is and ever has been the friend
and defender of the rights of labor, and of the
poor and the struggling masses in their
contest with ~monopolies and the eucroach.
ments Of power. 1t is . record which every
democrat can point to with pride.
MIR. Cable is the democratic candidate
and stands bound by the good faith of the
democratic party. He was once poor himself,
and he sympathizes with the weak and the
oppressed. BE was the first to form q cooper.
alive union with his miners, by which they
are all partners with him and interested in
the profits of their wi work. He never CD.
pressed lahore or sought to deprive it ofits just
reward. And to day he stands bound BY
the action of his party, and bound by his
wi principles and ~sympathies as the
friend of the Eight Hour Law,
the friend of labor, the friend of low tariffs,
the friend of reduction in the cost of living.
and of economy in high places. His heart,
his ~sympsthies and his principles bind him
to this position, and no Democrat, who is
worthy of the name Democrat, or who val.
ues his principles, or his own good name,
will fail to give his vote to P. l.. Cable for
Congress.
DEN. CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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PIMPLRs ON THE A c

For comedones, black worms or grubs, pimPly
eruptions, and blotchsd disfgurations upon the
face, use Perry's Comedme and Pimple Remedy.
1t contains NO lead poison. Prepared only by
DIR. B. c. Perry, 40 BOND street, N. Y. Sold BY
Ali Druggist. in Baltimore and elsewhere, and at
DOUGHERTY'S,
i~el3-dSv6m Ii45 ". Baltimore ct.
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Go to the Court House this erening and
hear the great Free Trade speech.
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that we consider your proposition reasons-
Bile, consequently we accept it.
Respectfully yours,
The STONE CUTTERS.
We are glad to learn that good feeling is
restored, and that work is to be resumed.
We have never doubted that Gen. Rodman
would do all he could to preserve amicable
relations between the War Department and
the government employees. And it is q
source of pride in us to be able to gay that
the workmen nave conducted themselves
with remarkable propriety and good man
ners asking only what they had q right to
ask, under the law, and determined to sub
NIT to no abatement ofheir just rights, at
The hands Of Gen. Schofeld or any one else.
WHO WERE THE FRIENDS OF LABOR?
The foregoing extracts show the follow.
ing facts
LIST. A Democrat was the author of the
Eight Hour Law.
I'd. A radical Secretary of War tried to
defeat the object of the law.
Sd. That the Rock Island Union and the
Davenport Gazette, radical papers, urged
the laboring men not to insist on their rights
under the law.
4th. The Rock Island ARGUS, . demo-
cratic paper, counseled the laboriug men to
ineist on their rights, using all its power in
their favor.
9th. Gen. Singleton, then the democratic
candidate for congress from this district, in
his speech at Coal Valley, which WA pub
lished in the ARGUS Of August 24th, 1868,
used the following language;
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Renne is in luck. He has struck lie with.
out boring-anybody. Renne's Pain Kill
ing Magic Oil is his "Oll Bank and Oil City
without the smell of Oil" Renne's Magic
Oil is an institution. a necessity. A certain
cure for ell kinds of pain. For sale by G.
K, Bard,
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ARGUS JOB OFFICE.
Rock Islan 4. Ill.

A1TE are q present prepared 10 doany Kind
w Of job work which nay b ordered. ~
he shortest possible nsuss, saA IN he tsA
oaAAsa.
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Equine Remedies are warranted.
Odd Fellow

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, /. O. O. r., meets
every Monday evening ut Odd Fellow Han.
corner Of Illinois and Ess,s Sta A
n O'Clock p. Il.
L. F.HAlsoN, N. G..
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CIlroad Time Fable.

90, ROCK ISLAND i PACIFIC B. b.
oIs pIvIsIox-from Rock Island to Chicago.
DAY Express and Mail, 1870 q. m. $50 P. m.
Wight EKprsss, l0:0o P. m. 6;4b .. m.
IOWA rvrsIoH-from Dsvsnportto Council Bluff.
Day Express and Mail, $50 .. N. TOO .. m.
Night Hxprsss, 100 p. IN. s:a5 p. m.
WESTERN UNION R. b.
Rnok BOOK ISLAND TO RAoInn.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Express d Nail, $50 0. m. $3.50 p. IN.
Mixed Passen ger, $500 p. m. 1900 m.
RuOK ISLAND b PEORIA R. r.
yaoh hook ISLAND TO COAL VALLEY.
Regular Train, TOO .. m. lI:00 .. N.
Regular Train, Loo ,. N. 500 Pm.
ROCKFORD, r. ISLAND 4 81. LOUIS r. r..
IRAy1.
Chicago E1pr'" k9St Island st s;oU A: A.
6teplips Frsisbt Rock Island At AIS P. Nj.
GOING south " $50 P. NJ.
Camden b.55 P. NJ.
Going North Coal Valley 1t 100 A. M ).
Camden $50 A. M.
ARRIVE.
Rock Island K1. Rock Island b.2e P. II.
Night Express 800 A. N.
FREIGHT 1I.1SA. 4.
Camden Express, Goal Valley SIS p. NJ.
Camden S.25
Rock Island $50 "
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and let Hswley stay at hi

SALE OF REAL ESTATE General
Rodman has purchased from R. Corker Esq,
his former residence on the Camden road
tor four thousand dollars. The general has
also purchased the Bracket property
adjoining for eleven hundred dollars, all for
cash.
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REMEMBER West Virginia, and poll every
vote to morrow.
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Great Distribution
By the Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash Gifts to The amount Of $500, 600
Eyery Ticket Draws q Prize.


Every Ticket Draws q Prize.
6 Cash Gift, esch$a0 900 5oCashGifts, eaehl ,Oo0
10 " 10, 90 800 SOC
20 " 5000 500 100
80 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $500 to 500
rs !" MeIodeop." rs to Zee
$50 Sewing Machines a" GO 10 Us
500 Gold Watches 40 to 500
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, DC, valued At s., eco. 600
A chance to draw any of the above Prizes for
Csc. Iickets describing prizes are sealed IN En-
velopee and we'll mixed. On receipt OF Zoe. Q
Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice and cent
by mail to any address. The prize named upon
it will be delivered to the ticket holder on pay
ment of One Dollar. Prizes are Immediately
sent to any address by express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before you
pay for it. Any prize exchanged for another OF
.ame value. No Blanks. Our patrons can de-
pend on fair dealing.
REFERENCES The following lately drew Nsl-
liable Prizes and kindly permitted u, to publi.h
them Andrew j. Burnes, Chicago, $4,000 ::
Mies Clara Walker, Baltimore, Piano. $500 Jas
NJ. Matthews, Detroit. IS. geo John 7 AndeT-
son, Savannah, $4,000; Miss Agnes Simmons,
Charleston. Piano, $500.
Press OPINIONS THE FIRM 10 reliable
Weekly Tribune. May 2sth. observe their sue
cess."-N. Y. Herald, Oct. i. "Just and honor
able."-Nens Oct. 9.
Send for circular. Liberal Involvement TO
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every pack
age OF Sealed Envelopes contsin one Cash Gift.
Six tickets for 81 Is for 50; IS for sl5. Ad-
dress all letters to WARD, NASH 4 CO. "6
Broadway, n. 7. oet2i-d8vln
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF NAILS.

This mail arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays,
and departs Wednesdays and Saturdays, This
route terminates a. New Windsor.
ARRIVES. CLosAS.
ALBDo NAIL $50 p. m. 900 3. m.
Mail matter for Camden Mills, Andalusia,
Edgington, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, Oquswks, to
0quawka Junction, (Sagetownl also for Pleasant
Ridge, Ha1list, Buffalo Prairie, Illinois City,
Drury, Copper Creek, and Millersbure, goes by
this route.
MONMOUTH NAIL TOO p. m. 700 e. m.
This mail arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays; departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdsys. All mall matter for Presumption, Sues,
Grove and Monmouth, should be sent BY this
route. Also Centre Ridge on Thursdays.
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AetofnoYS md O0unSeu0T1 n 41Wp
R0CK Is.AND, ILLINOIS.
WTILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO
w all business entrusted to them in Rock
Island and adjoining ~countise in Illinois, and
Scott county and adjoining counties In Iowa.
0faos In Poet 06hcs Block. feb3dwly.
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS 4 MIME
sofa r. r.
From Pock Island to Burlington.
"asssn gers from Rock Island going over this
Eue v i'll take the regular train going west on the
divisi IN of tho O. r. I. q p. R. R., connecting
ct Columbus junction, IS follows -
To 3 arlington, $50 n. m.
To Ioek Island, 9:25s. m. sos Pr
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The above Trains make close connections ct
Sterling for all points West on the Northwestern
Railway, and ct Chicago with Ill trains going
east and South.
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Cars all night trains.
Through Tickets to Chicago and all points
east can be obtained OF the Company's Office In
Rock Island and Moline.
Trains run by Chicago time, which is Is min
ates faster than Rock Island time.
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vorE for Cable, the friend of the poor
man.
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Go to the polls early and vote for P. L.
Gable.
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Equine Powders make new Horses.
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WORK! w02K!!

Democrats bear in mind that but little
time is lef. in which to work, improve itwell,
the opposition are ssraining every nerve in
order to secure the full vote. Let demo.
orats be on the alert from now until the
polls are closed. Let every democrat and
conservative voter be at the polls and work
from morning until night. See that every
vote is polled-get IS many re-
publicans for all or part of our ticket as you
can-devote one day to the best interests o.
your country, and when the result is an
uounced you will find that your work has not
been in vain.
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DEN
HINES 4 STARK,
DENTISTS.

SUCCESSORS TO d. McoAULY. Rooms
next door TO Western Union Telegraph Of
ice, Roch Island, Ill sepl0-d&uIy
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VorE the straight Democratic ticket.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09
ABOUT TOWN.

"A new roof already covers the building Of
Messrs Storrs and Town, 50 cHectually unroofed
by fire a few days since. By-the-way, the build
ing is not 50 much Of landmark as We supposed,
it having been entirely rebuilt few years
since.
The new Union House bridge is ready for
travel, and the Academy bridge will soon be in
the same state Of completion.
w E. Adams has the old Riker house well
in hand and in a way of furnishing him a first
class business stand. He has it already brought
out on to the street, well raised up, and is put
ting a new and commodious story underneath
The new bridge at the depot is about ready
for the trains, and great relief it will be.
John Elkins, who has been SO long connected
with the Burnham Hotel, has purchased the livery
stable property of Mr.. FL. A. Ordway in this vii
lage and proposes 10 run the same All who
patronize him may expect square dealing
Two days the past week were spent at the
Court House in hearing before the Courts Com
mittee in respect to assessing various towns in
the County to build bridge across the river be-
low Montpelier village, The decision is not yet
made public.
Qaite number Of our citizens will attend the
funeral of Gov. Washbun at Woodstock to-
morrow, Thursday at one O'Clock, p. NJ.
The great snow storm of the season occurred
last Tuesday night-giying us new install
ment of about foot in depth. The New York
mail of last evening, and the Boston mail of this
morning, are still due.
"A meeting was held at the vestry of the Bap-
fist church on Tuesday evening to consider the
expediency of forming Young Mems Christian
Association. All the evangelical societies in
town were represented. 1t was voted to form
such an organization, anda committee, consisting
Of Prof. Chester, d. Mcdonald, s. S, Towner,
n. X. Brown and A. j, Howe, was appointed, to
prepare form of organization, and report at a
meeting on Monday evening next, at the same
place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

Friends Of Temperance in Orange County,
among whom are ministers Of the Gospel of
Christ, officers and teachers of Sabbath Schools,
and all Christians, Good Templars, patriots and
philanthropsts, and especially all wives, mothers
and daughters / respectfully invite you 10 CO
operate with me in the holding Of series Of tenn
pemnce meetings in the County, Mt the following
times and places, 10 wit The first to be holden
at Williamstown, on Tuesday, Feb. 18th the sec
ond to be holden at Washington Flats on We'd
nesday, Feb. 10th the third at Bradford, ON
Thursday, Feb. 18th the fourth at Chelsea, on
Friday, Feb 18th, and the fifth ut Fast Ran
dolph, Saturday, Feb 10th.
These meetings are called under the auspices Of
the County Society, and trust its members will
each and all feel that they have some personal
responsibility in the matter of contributing some
thing to their success and profit. This you can
do in various ways first, by being present at the
meetings yourselves second, by inducing others
to be there third, by helping to stir each other
up 10 renewed cxerton and duty in the great life
work Of helping 10 check the tidal waves of this
monster euii, which is now threatening, with a
new lease Of life and power, 10 sweep over not
only our fair Commonwealth, but our entire land
with its surges Of dcsolaton and destruction If
arrangements can be completed, already begun,
we hope and expect to have at least one distin-
guished speaker from abroad to address US at
these meetings, but We earnestly invite all who
ic'H TO assist us in making them such that those
in attendance may find it good to be there"
We invite the singers in the several places TO
enliyen our meetings with songs suitable for the
occasion. We trust the people will entertain
friends from abroad
The annual business Of the Society will be done
at Chelsea
The meetings will commence at one o'clock, p.
NJ. Of each day, aud II the interest warrants, as
we trust it will, they will continue through the
evening.
Now, friends, there is work to be done viii
you Heed this call, and
"koer think the victory won,
Nor once at ease VI down
Tho arduous work will no'or be done,
TIL thou hast got the crown"
J. b. MEAD, President
Or2nge Co Temperance Society.
Randolph, Feb. 8, 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09
PERSONAL

C. A. Burbank, Esq, formerly Of Danyille
has received the appointment Of Cashier of the
Merchants National Bank at Hastings, Mnneso-
Ia, and has just removed 20 that place from St.
Anthony.
Hon Geo. Merrill delivered, last week
Friday evening, highly interesting lecture to
the Y. NJ. G. Association Of Rutland, on his late
trip to Europe.
John II. Flngg, Esq, of Bennington, now
principal Legislative clerk of the United States
Senate at Washington, was on Wednesday, ad-
mitted to practice in the Supreme Court Of the
United States.
AT the public reception at the White House
on Tuesday, Mrs. Grant was assisted in her re-
ception Of visitors and guests by Mrs. Judge Po-
land. This reception was pronounced the most
fashionable and most numer6usly attended recep-
ton ever held at the Executive Mansion.
The last Rutland Herald says" Rev. j. E.
Wright Of Montpelier, preached before the Libe-
raj Christian society at the Rutland Opera House
on Sunday, morning and evening, with great ac-
ceptance. Mr.. Wright is among the most earnest
and popular preachers in the State"
A copy Of an Elizabethtown, North Carolina
journal, comes to us containing card Of thanks
numerously signed to Captain j Z. EIDRgDoE
sheriff Of Bladen county for his almost supcrhu-
man and successful efforts in staying disastrous
fire. Captain Eldredge is a son off. A. Eldredgt
OF East Warren, in this county-was well known
in the LIST Vermont Brigade during the war, ant
removed to North Carolina at the close of the re-
bollon
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MIR. NichoIls' REGULATIONS.


II was really surprising 10 witness the large
audience that assembled at Village Hall on Mon
day evening to hear the readings, or rather reci-
ations, for he use, no book, of Mr. HNRY NrcH-
Oils, of London. Mr. ~ came 10 this country
two years ago, almost unheralded, but with ex-
cellent endorsements from the English press, and
has won his way by real merit to the front rank
Of living clocutioniss. 1t is sufficient 10 say that
he far exceeded the expectations Of his large audi
ence, and the close of the entertainment, which
lasted fall hour and thrce-quarters, found his
hearers much more eager and attentive than at
the beginning. lie evidently possesses n keen
sense of the ludcrous, and seems 10 ENJOY every
bit of humor as much as bis audience.
Mr. Nichols does not oyerdo his representations,
nor ape the manners Of the stage, but in his de-
scrptiye selections, and those which require the
Improvisation of different characters, he recites
every part with wonderful fidelity TO life. The
audience seemed particularly we'll pleased with
his rendering of " The Vulgar Little Boy, and
Hoods serio-comic " Desert Born, while sam
Weller's " Valentine received its full share Of
hearty applause.
We earnestly hope for other visits from Mr.,
Nichols
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Literary Notices.

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rms 'oiunio - uoeiueuly inc pest american euiuon OF
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elegantly printed ana bound and proiuscly lustra-
cd. III the gem OF recent publications.
For sale at Wilders'
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

PEAcuAM.-on Sunday, the 23d of January,
while Miss l.. p. Bradley of Peacham, was on her
way to church, when near the door she made a
misstep and slipped, receiving fatal injuries She
fingered till Saturday last, when she died. She
was daughter of the late Nehemiah Bradley,
who was for long time resident Of Peacham.
Miss Bradley has been a very useful person among
us, for long time being teacher of drawing
aud painting in the Academy here, but more re-
Gently keeping a hrst-class boarding house. Her
age was about 80 years,
The members of the Congregational church
aud society paid their pastor, Rev, r. b, Fisk,
their annual visit on the afternoon and evening
Of January Goth. The parsonage was crowded to
its utmost capacity and many " substantial tokens
of regard were left, which were acknowledged by
the pastor in few earnest, heartfelt words, The
gifts amounted to about 3ll0.