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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-04-07

TIE Losr Is FOUND. The last Ana
mosa Eureka contains alangthy account
|bf the recovery f"Sann's Mules" con-
cerning the loss of which ami sabset
luent attemptst to find the thief we have
bin heard so much since the mules were
stolen the night Of the 9Th Of last De-
cenber. '#
The mules were found In the posses
lion of livery iirm'a. Quincy, Illinois.
but had been twice or three times sold
before falling intoiheir hands. Follow
Ing back the hands through which the
team had passed Mr.. saum wasenabled
10 alightupon the probahle thief Baugh,
arrested last winter and taken through
here to Ailamosa was discharged) in one
MN. JOY, living 2 miles from Stan
wood, this county. JOY is now in thu
Anamoss jail. anda supposed accom-
p,ice has been arrested in Quincy. II
will be tried 1t the June term OF tn
Jones county District Court.
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cash, BMtter, Eggs,
Lara, Bacon, de-, &C., !.
received In exchange for Goods.
BAGLEY 4 INGMAN.
Administrator Notice.

A0m1nlStr0C0r,S N0C100. /.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed has this day been appointed by tho
Circuit Court Of Cedar county, iowa, admins
,tEAtfix OF the estate OF Frederick Richards dec.
all persons having claims against said estate
will file them with the Clerk Of sat1 C0urA
clearly stated and duly sworn to. and Within
b1gal time, preparatory to their being allow
ed or proved; and persons owing said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment -
the undersigned. and avoid COSTA 35a'fsssf
Dated at Coon Creek, Cedar county, lows,
tnis 18th day Of March, l870. IN h .ssS4 81
3wl3 JANE RICHARDS Admfnistra1xfx.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
In ehip heretofore existing between Mo-
NanaQra n Belts 10 this day dissolved by mQ.
t0aI consent; and that the business will hae9.
after be carried on by McNamarA q LVtao, -
the old stand. 81. gi.t ssf.ssfst
All persons knowing themselves indebted 10
McNAmara a Belts, by note or book account.
will please call and settle q The 4tOrA
MCNAMARA q BE4F0. II
Upton, Iowa, March gath, ls70 f2wN 'ssSi.
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y, IxMARK, Dickens, Combined. All the Go, I
ID Star, opsra. Fancy Aster and Va Fnseeensrriy
= 4 IaesEa and Ghiidren's Shoes md 0attssB
| M u grDot veslety, end vary ohe9p. 49,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-04-07

In Guardian Of Mary Ann Funk. has ILL.,
his final report, and that the same y ct ~
dnal hearing April llth, lMO. at which 04aA
uiiiess objections are made, he will BE- dlos
chnrged JOHN HTEFFH, Guar0lans
Pi0tt 4 Carr, Atty's. IN .Efss.,t -, 3wl) 4ass
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-26
1t as you may see &c.
Your friend, WIN. GARNET,
CAMDEN, MICH, Nov. "a, 1853.
DIR. JARDELLA-Dear Sir: was attacked
with disease OF the lungs, which feareC
am, yours, respectfully,
r RRUrT

% b hUbbLLL-
VINCENNEs, Sept, Is, 1870.
believe Jardella's BAIsAM OF WILD
SsaEtSlaY AND TAR to be an excellent medi.
cine cine, Ior colds and coughs. for which have
Irleo IL 3. BOWERS.
Pastor Of M Z. Church.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR ESER ROTTIE,
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-26

tnnmber Of deIefatse 70 the lm-
eonF eniion ave arrived 81
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-26
AgHBY's SALOON

AGS - 4GD AAA ~
NsAPT. JAS. ASHBY HAS FITTED
no the spacious building on Locust
81, between Water q First, as 3 u1st- Class
SALOON AID REa1AURANI.
q-aa Qar VIII always be supplied win the
YgSsr BRANps or L1cuoRss and me hes-
faurant Will be furnished with the
Choicest Brands Of Oysters
An Kinds OF 0A1EN IN season, aud 7,at-
eSasr 80 most fas1sdiouG 1ppelttz 1e-
sfra. All serves VII q trti1 pftIHE-<H
~ Give ue 9 eaiss ~
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-26
The Old Saint CaarIeS.

IN H Il UNDERSIGNED RESPECT
III fully announces to his friends and
patrons in Evansville and elsewhere, that
the old reliable and fashionable
Restaurant and Saloon,
Which was well and favorably known 70
the pubic 1or many years as the SAINT
CHARLES has been re-opened In the INST
style, and the proprietor viii be happy 20
meet and greet his former customers and
as many new ones as will favor him with
their patronage
The Dining Room viii be furnished with
all the dellcacieg OF the markets, fFiah,
Game, Oysters, Crabs, Lohst9rs, ETC., In
their seaS0nl and meals prepared In Hp1eu-
did style on short notfee, from O'Clock
An. until Enidn1ght. rs.
The Bar will be supplied with the choic.
est brands OF Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc.
Prompt and attentive bar.keepeEs and
/ walters always ready TO attend upon Gus
toners. IL you are hungry or Thirsty. dc
not forget that your wants can be supplied
sold ~. Charlea,"
i First Street, hefe'een Main and Loeuss
1 1treete, EsVansviil 8 11a1sna.
poFls.Sm aHAsKm TEAHRE.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-26
Dentists.

: Resident Dentist,
over First National Bank.
Corner MaIn and First Streets,
Evansville, IlAa
RwANUFACTURER or COETKMR-
aEEM Gus Gum Work, Gold, Silver, Va
can1te, CoraIite, and Amber Plates, Carwa4
work. Artificial Ralates, as.
ADMINISTRATION OF Nitrous Ox1ks
Tan excellent and safe ansasthetic), Clr8 Z.
r0forn. Ether, and also several local pRzg >
lYEaxE.
MEUHALaIC Affections treated.
nix FACILITIES are IS good ana a =
establishment as large consisting OF Bxwis
r00Enal "a any iu the Uafted s. ates.
EExUES ny TEAEKEN Tor TIA a
senHlya pakEouais s. received during the PISS
Ni@hI YEAH mehN
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-26

Among the first boats due here are
the Idlewild and Mallie Ragon, from
Cairo; Morning Star and TaFasoon,
from Louisville; St. Marys, for New
Orleans; Commercial and Mary Mil
Ter, from Memphis; Edinburg. Tom.
Reese and barges. and Alaska. from
New Orleans; Champion, from st.
Louis; Sam. J. Hale. for Memphis
Kate Robinson, for st. Louis; Evans
vile. from Bowling Green; Sam. Orr,
from Eastport.
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be nursed againl"
But l won't stay here" / within
pered, like any baby; don't leave me
alone; won't be lett alone a single
minute !"
mo, poor child" said old Mr..
Wilson, coming toward me, and
speaking in his slow way; I'm T0' ally
sorry this has happened. l Away
kinder thought Sairy WASH quite right
in her head. IL was kiSnder foolish
to take a gal In, come to the door that
way. But you ra'GIly don't blame
me, / hope?"
Eyes I do" cried /, az sharply as
could In my weakness. Il was young
and foolish--I felt all safe. And you
thought she wasn't right2 D, hate
you !'-and here | might have gone
of again, but for Mrs: Wilson, who
quieted me, and hustled off the poor
man, who went out, mutter1ng that
he alters did think Mrs. Kennedy
rayther q spunky woman; but, ra'ally
be didn't know she had such 3 tarnG-
ton temperl"
It was a week before was up again
and full two weeks before | could
bear to hear Sairy's name. When
did hear of her again. she'd beer
taken back to the lunatic asylum
where she belonged.
Your poor grandpai how fright.
ened he was to hear il all. i believe
he wouldn't have spoken TO Mr., Viii
son, but for my coaxing. We left for
the city soon. where John and hii
brother had started 10 business te.
gether.
4 Well, (said grandma, after 3 pause)
ny storys d0ne. Katie, you sill!
child, y4n'va been crying; did M
story Ake 70u nervous Rsmem
bt as nearly City years ago.
@ - - - rsusu,ss.--
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
~ TIC E.. To all Whom it may Concern:

Inc unAer.igped unaer fbe name and siys ass G I1lsragx Ditch Company. ., hereby give nsAsr - have hi. day claimed Ave tlsousAsd 3eN inshss sa Insasurrd anaer two inches rsessasrr f me suers Ri~er h. t.ksa fssn sAia nver ai I-sina Ar 4 E.stA. sf ulie above inc head of the dish Se afo L used by tho swlling Irrgsiing Canal te'aIe... "a, iin,satelv below the rocky psasi that tsef. ,. sH the river vhiel ...l. lo.aan xss sslscied D " s ling and Th.las HarnnI about one yesf az s T;,.A signed aso claim right f way hs tish is,'sf .,l Rarnum Co the old arequa ~ dieh spineu-.s. 1as sa Moniexnaa Ditch and thsace sbsag ihe esaA' ssI s, ditch its ,hle leaash claiming hny fesi % saeh And the sad Plasix Ditch CotaEeny give ss.. s. s fiat 'ssy .s:ssa Q e,,Fa.sfsee S,ss ,.sa si'A
 "'''' ~ 'N ' J w swIIIlNG,
 THOMAS BARAuh
 UT. AI.sAP
 PhaeaiE piich csmresi, rhGnIx July ( Is7o. a'. ... g,,s, m is5a John snsith and A. nset Etfs s .,r to shaFss and h Has asFeea e claim D s. sra-rg hddouai to that already claimed Airl ~ ,s. A,isss that uosIee thecof be sisea sy Phl.ais,ap p sss..TT MINER. J' I. A<oo'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
POSTLE-S RANCH
 FOR SALE CHEAP.

krn ef i01 Acrss s--t arabe Lsni .iiaar in Ctine Valley aiiui - asles aorrh uf prrsesst 'ash~r Improvements th.rcea censsnx ef e srKe. Sec aasa- dwsiiiag t-stss asging mill euTral aa,lscs str Tls i1sd a tpes s- iFrKufs.i knd hs nsg sun hy srs which s raFris-i sll place n askss fg-m the pac. sre s~~vrs thnsssanA yoans sne hnAy bee. The raney fr stck t- sxcsed per.sns ftutins of Tl-vhsins gain nsii itsf raNaaa by csins prruairea N5ha
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
TO sHIPPERs
 Great Reduction in fresss" i ANAHEIM LIGHTER co'

Tn. und.,.9rea |. now prepared ,c recss' ,ar s ,s1 %nsselm ss fanSins, to be fSwaried to s"' State or Arizona . fl,eat Indaeenlsh Ia. The low rate of Lghtenge oners u'1 s.,ro GeGds s' shippers of meTchandse r Io 'sa's ..'.'s .-., shircsrs viii piease send Bills Of tsaST and y,,rk etssis care Of AnabeiB ~snnaSsoN Agsn'
 CHAD hh '"' aag65n Anaheim, July i5, is7O.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
NOTICE. LIGHTER COMPANY

Prom AAd aher this dote, cnAs h yohss, Agent aud General suIrnh''' Dy order of the Beard of Trustees. KORS
 s.crs,ary ASaAei1 LsA'' - Anahcim July IS, ls7o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
ISAAC III. LEVY, Dealer in General Merchandise, and General
 Commission Merchant, san Beruardino, California

c'uitsHsss and desgsfeh
 tseil-ias;. f<gaf Tsad.4s ana saiairu fizd ssslr- manis. lutEgtL
 oeis- sf fts Arstaaa stzxs IJ-~ xe Jssssn nks,. csrasr of Third and Granssa sfreefs
 San Bsrnariina, Cal Aart-t gJ ls1o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
N oTIcE E.

To aH Uhom t may Cosora.
 The undrr.irnei unsler fhs name aod .,vt. ,f .. SALT RIVER DITCH COMPANY heYvl,t siy. ,s,,-. that they have ihls day claimed Forty Tbosand iueh,. o 's rnsrs nn'i~' two .nese- Pr.--sr, 9 the unisr. a Salt Myrf Co s taken frO sad river ai t.su, ,l..-, sNe miles above ths erssns of Inc MeD0teii sna Flr rad sald river and opposite fs.i u.uns.. .. the .ash sale of said nHst. We also claim .s rge f way tE said ditch o I-int opras,e the middle n ne uarth side of the iieic Mafictpa hsuniain Ne ,,ss claim hundred feei each sias of said de ard fL. cniirv length nf said ditch.
 And the saij sah River Di,ch Comyanx further Kiv. nu,ics that thsy piepd tp wurk ca Inc s,A Ditch befoFr the 2i,h day 'f DcecBter D lsie Said dfrh a mn uu tbe sssufh side of sad river
 N. L. HhtTN, Jos, W. kSUTI,
 CALVIN JACKSON, A. H kpffH
 JoHN " wtsSyN. A FIX StfrouD
 lACpu NflITW, \, SH0tF
 iEs~E JAC ksoN, (. A. LIKE
 . IAcgsoN H C. nAtx
 Sag kiVsr A IT, Aaruss ed. lsiO. aneg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
Prescott Sdrertisemeats.
DIONEER DRUG STORE.
 Prescott E Arizona.

''''' A N'' On hand and for sale..-
 Hdlrs Btlsam for he Lungs io~",e"d' Srr'qgoriao
 hysrs'
 Brisiors
 Ifairs
 Ayer's Cherry Pectoydi,
 dque Cure,
 OsQood's fHdia Cholagogae, Byo,on's Jdmdicd Ginger,
 Itrry Dduis's Pdin Kaler,
 Gooiale's CdtaTTh Rsmsiy,
 BrO,oH's Bronchial Troches,
 Brydn's PulmoRic Wdfers,
 Dr. DeriHfs PIch LoseHge,
 Kodting's Cough l"
 sdyaes Patent NedieiRes, And In fact, a full assortment of all tho Patent Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toilet Soaps, FaHcy Articles, Ftrfuatry, And large supply of Dispensing Medicines. \ B.--Physicians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. c. ID. KENDALL. gy' Dr. KendalIs oaBce-fn of Drug Store. Prescott, April 2i, 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-12
HERBERT BOWERS, Post Trader, Fort Whippie, A. T., Has recently rrtlsni.l,ed hi. ssoek of

Grooeries, Prorisioas, Cda Flwps, Co,iipg, Boots, Sho,s, Sa'iosery, F;rscy Goods,
 Tobaooo, Cigars, dc, He, aiso, keers ean.sau,iy haad and e. sse t toEing articles al of which nanuf.rtnrs,l hs Agra Frio NH, 2o B.lss eas; irou Prrsc,rtt: Flour, Graham Flour, Buekwhcat Flour, Bolted Corn Meal, Bran and Shorts. Tho hour Is good the e.s mF-~,ed California ef which t takes Prvccsience in this market.
 Prices Reasonable. Call and examine hr ysur-alvca
 IT. BOWERS Psst Trader, mars Fuu whirps.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-04-07
THE TRoTTING STALLION
MAMBRINO PATCHkl

III "A
WIN max. a sea-on at my Stables in Cornwall
commencing April l5,b, and enalng July 18th,
for the low price OF as the season. Mares prov
ing not in foal may be returned the hext So, "
for one-half price. Mares from distance VIII be
pastured and cared for ct risk OF owner, al 20
cents per week. -. - l.
Mambrino Patchen, by Geo. III Pstehen, %
Csssiu. NJ Clay, by Henry Clay, by ADores
Jack.on by Young Bashaw. by Grand bashaNs
ont of the fro-ting mare '.Betsey, py messenger
Fclipse by Messenger, by Mambrlno by ihapn,-
ed Messenger Is IL years oio, 10 nd bay With
hixh. weighs l. IT'S pounds. Is rosewood pay, VIII
hiack poiuts fine name and tai, OF noo'e car
rispe great endurance, good courage abo peIiisct
dociilty Trotted when years QUO IN @.oo'a -
dsnt Has never been trained since, but has
trotted az Stallion at FAIRS In 50 ana oetb.r.
Il a sure foal getter, and DECLARED by good JUDGES
10 be getter of the most promising Stock IA rev
England or elsewhere, having good rize and Color
with tine trotting actaon-a 10 hand Day cyit
from HIM trotted in Philadelphia ltst seas on IN
36, and many others are irot'lne -
of two wear olds tn. past winter III minutes, aho
even better. - -. 18th
Mamorino Patchen is trot'ing blood on D oa!
sides and osey related to the most no,e1 e
tars ~ America such American olII' Lucy,
-, Tnorn Danver's Boy, Medoe, geo M
Pstchen. Jr, McDonsl1's Pstcben,-ail peter
thsn 40 horses. and host Of others moe re-
moteIy 10 Dexter. Goldsmith Malo, rlofa lem
nIs and Others of Messenger blood
Vsrmnnt horses by indiscriminate IN an 49, ~
breeding and sales OF the best, are, a. ,,ab
two sna boned lack size and are W.
punched up. o,,nion. is rre-emi-
nentiV Calculated 70 overcome thee de,ec,s sor,
raise the standard of Vermont aqenselT bred as
mer repus.' ,nost perfect uniformity u stock OF
70 ihsa, rsse and desirable quality-in TACT is
nsfursily in every respect frst class more, snc
aWsrsd TO the farmers ana preeoers III eAAaou'
IL ~ ,s,ice within the reach OF ALL
Thomas Jefferson, by Toronto Chief, out OF ,ns
N mile trotter GIpsey Queen, will also be found
At NV stables, ana between the two the n.es' -
see. e. o Co,nvau Ct
| March Is, 1870. ''o-~e"Ao
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-04-07

and one pair for % 20, or lie. per h.. dressed.
Lambert Hastings sold one pair of oxen at &c.,,
oxen at l2kc., and one stag at Ilc per Id. b.
Dow sold two oxen at lSc. per ID, to dress 100
lbs each, one at lokc., and one COW at &c. per h.
L. w. Brownell sold oxen, TO dress from 10 20
IA cwt., at 13c j. A. Bake sold cattle at IoAc.
per lb. Aldrich & Wheeler sold two oxen. TO
dress 1850 lbs, cash, at lsc., two of ll5O lbs at
12Kc., and four stays at Ike. per lb.
There were only 1000 sheep at Cambridge, and
1lo0 from the West. Consequently prices are
higher. The supply of sheep, well as of cattle,
appears to be short of the demand. In March.
1869, 81 04s sheep marked, and this year, for
same month, only 29,ass, difference of 77lo in
one month. Perhaps those farmers who have
held on to their hocks will make a note of this.
We understand that &c. per ID. was paid for some
Of the best lots. George w. Jones sold 80, about
100 lbs, at 81 sc. per ID. d. Brown bought 24s
sheep, 81 lbs, at IKE. per ID. c. d. Dudley sold
100 sheep at exc, and ID. Rice & Livingston 90
shesp at $3.50 per head. T. P. Waterman sold
l04 sheep, 62 lbs, at &c. per h., and Brown &
Burr sold 81 sheep, II lbs, at 7kc. per ID.
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Crime i'm Utica.

UTICA, April l.
The Coroner's Jury in the case of
George B. Porter, killed in a faro bank,
last Friday night, find he was murdered
by Hugh Mallon alias Skin Rat, and
that Amos B. Stafford was accessory to
the act.
The Coroner is tonight holding an in
quest on the body of Geo. Hill, who cut
his throat in his own house night before
last.
On Monday afternoon a German in
West Utica made three attempts TO hang
himself in his yard, bis wife watching
him from the back window. Twice he
was interrupted, and once the rope was
too long
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-04-07
LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH.
NIcFarIand,s Trial.

VuCE
NEW YORK, April 4.
The eighth juror William Welsh, dry
goods dealer, 9Th Avenue, has been chosen
in the Mcfarland case. Bartholomew
Smith, was left to the jury who could not
agree as to his competency to serve as
juror. The question viii be settled to-
morrow. During the afternoon, Graham
counsel for defendant said, we will show
conspiracy from the first to destroy this
man, under eyes and in presence, and
with approval of persons who ought to be
ashamed of it, and to show this conspiracy
Influenced his mind on the day OF
the alleged murder, all that took place
from the day that that woman, referring
to Mrs. Mcfarland Richardson, left this
man to the hour of pre-arranged con-
spiracy and that those gentlemen who
fathered the conspiracy ought to be
ashamed of it, who pretend to be respect
able members of this community. The
details of that conspiracy when unfolded
will appall the public.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-04-07
Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, April, 5.
The Twentieth Senatorial District.
counted last night as Republican, is
Democratic by 81 majority, and the Third
District is Democratic by or 4 majority.
This gives the Senate to the Democrats
by one majority, unless the Sixteenth
District, which is close, should be Repub-
lican. This would give the Republicans
majority of one. The House is Repub-
lican by small majority, probably not
more than six, perhaps ten. English's
majority will, from present appearances,
be about 600. ..
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had an experience of some fifteen years in
the purchase and sale of goods among the
leading retail dry goods houses in Boston
and its vicinity, and are prepared to give
their customers the benefit Of this expe-
rience.
Their present stock has been bought
during the past twenty days, at prices re-
minding us of the good old times before
the war;" and this taken in connection
with the fact that one member OF the firm
will continue to reside in Boston, and will
give his attention to the daily purchase
of additions to their present stock, must
convince every one that at their store
goods of the latest style can always be
bought at the lowest price.
Their advertisement will be found in
another column, to which we call the at
tention of our readers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-04-07
New York News.

NEW YORK, April 5.
Owing to the great interest taken in
the probable action Of the State Senate
upon the new Charter, City Hall and de-
partments of the municipal government
are almost deserted to-day. Mayor Hall,
Comptroller Connolly and members of
the Common Council having gone to AL
bany.
John R. Jaffray of London, senior part
ner of E. s. Jaffray & Co., and head OF
the London branch of that house, is dead.
The store in Broadway is closed in conse-
quence. ..# r#.... .-.. s.. ...
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DEATHS.

HOWARD-1n Mt. Tabor, March Sd, Alice E.,
wife OF Henry s Howard, aged 90 years. She
was a daughter of Elias Austin of Essex.
HOBERT-In Dandy, March GOTH Betsey,
widow of Solomon Hobert, aged 20 years and is
days. She was native of Thetford, and daugh-
ter of Benjamin Chamberlain and was first mar
ried to Mr.. Henry Bond three of the children
of her first marriage now living at Dandy.
For so years she worthy member of the
Congreg ationa Church at Thetford, with which
she united at the age of 20, under the pastorate
of the distinguished Rev. Asa Burton, DID.
HULETT-In SALISBURY, April ID, Hopkins
Hulett, aged 40 years.
RIDER-In Middlebury, March 2lst, Mrs. Ly-
dia Rider aged "A years.
wOOD-In Middlebury, March 8lst Miss Ly-
dia Wood, aged 81 years.
Rich, aged % years.
HAMMOND-In Middlebury, April I'd, Mrs.
john A. Hammond, aged 70 years.
PARKILL-In Fondulac, Wis, March 18th,
Truman Parkill, aged 65 years, formerly of Corn
wall.
POTTER-In Troy, N. Y, March sth of in
merly of Clarendon, Vt, aged a years and IL
months.
BARNES-In this town, on We inesday, 30th
inst, after short and painful illness, Mr.. Aaron
Barnes, aged 70 years.
LOCKwoOD.-In Whiting, April End, Fred
die B., son of II. G. and Jane Z. Lockwood aged
years and months.
BICKFORD.-In Brandon, Tuesday, March
29th, Neddie, only son of Z. T.. and l.. A. Bick-
ford, aged years and months.
ALLEN-In Pittsford. March sd, OF scarle.
fever, Dickie H, aged years and 8 MONTHS
April Sd, Oracle L., aged 5 years and months,
only children of Richard n. and s. Emma Allen.
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Marrfaaes.

GALUSHA-CHASE-In Shaft bury, March
Slst, by Rev. VIM. II. Rugg, Edgar E. Galusha
and Sarah j. Chase.
DOTY-GREEN-At Dandy, March 29th, by
Rev. j. P. Stsne, DR.. Forest L. Doty of Tinmouth,
and Malone Green of Dandy.
RMSTR0NG-TODD-In Brandon, the 29th
inst, by Rev. j. N. Fairbanks John G. Arm
strong and Miss Rebecca Todd, both of Leicester.
BUTTLEs- RUSsELL-In East Middlebury,
March %, by Rev. G. A. Thomas, Mr.. Stephen L.
Buttes of Brandon, and Miss Mandana L. Rus
sell of East Middlebury.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-04-07

On the other side of the area were Chief
Justice Chase and all the other Justices of
the Court. General Cox, Secretary of the
Interior, presided, assisted by Vice
President Colfax on his right, and Speaker
Blaine on his left. Brief speeches were
made by Generals Sherman, Garfield and
Stoughton, Chief Justice Chase, and
others, all of whom made touching
illusions to the dead.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-04-07

OBITUARY. - Josiah Blaisdell, an old
and useful citizen of Riohford, died there
Monday morning, March 29th, of chronic
Inflammation of the bowels. He was a
native of Richford, was born in 1903, and
represented that town in the Legislature
of Vermont in 1S43 and again in 1857.
One of his sons, Rev. William S. Blais-
dell, is pastor of the Baptist church in
Bristol