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Southern cotton, and II the supply of thl
staple should exceed the Immediate &c.
oufremeuts Of manufacturers here and
abroad there is ali the more reason for the
establishment of mills and factories fOT
it's manufacture Into yarns and fabrics,
thereby saving to local consumers the
percentage added to the cost Of cotton
goods By shipping the raw material TO dis
tant points % buying back again the
finished products Of the looms. Cheap
cotton Will always ind a ready market
somewhere, however, and It is q mistaken
idea hat 70 check the natural increase OF
production Of any article Of unusual
utility like cotton would be attended with
any benefit, either present or prospective.
to the producers. Nothing that limits
consumption can ever stimulate produc-
ton or render 1t more profitable.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, May is, 1871.
Stock, September /, 1870. 1880
Reed since last statement 500
Received previously ....... ISL, 904-8747S
40I, 748
Shipped since last st'ment 1924
Shipped previOusly~.--...~. 479, 474-4SO, 75S
Stock at noon today. IO,9s5
Imports.
Memphis and Charleston r~ailrOad.... a
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad SO
Memphis and Ohio railrOad............ IS
Memphis and Little Rock railroad. -
Steamers $50
per wagons. ............. ......... so
Exports.
Memphis and Charleston railroad. 90
Memphis and Ohio railroRd...-....... Dol.
997
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Saturday, ths 10Th Day0 { June. BzL

sell at the southwest C0rusr OF Main and
Madison streets, at public cutlery t1F cash.
between the hours Of 10 and y O'CLOCK Lla
land conveyed 20 said W H. Martin By said
Trust Deed. described as t0LDUB- r1-T-Es
Commencing &C a stake on Third street ECrz
hundred and dIy-Eve feet from ElT1EC
sCrssL1 tleuc soutl elE1-E-EaTzu lz9- E
inches 81 u5 ms TO an alley -H51-z Ws
on e line Of the said alley twenty-five =.
feet 20 an aLleyf ben north sE1-T-s=T9-
feet six inches l6T q. @ ms. thence east sew
enty-dVs rs III feet 90 TU1r1 El-E6L, the be-
ginning point. and being lot number three
mo 81, in block number sLLry-tCur -EC.1ll
according % the plat or plan Of Mem
plLE. and being on TIE west side " 4lL1
street extended. as per deed Of conveyance
from James III. Lean, sr-- Peter M.L6ll-
VaIsria 81. Lsath and James H. LFat--lE- El
Milton A. Kerr, dated May 3, 1857. aud re-
corded ia she Registers 8mcs OF eLe--I
county, SOCK No. S. pages ~ rs and 90.
May E- Gsol
Eqrity Of redemption waived sale wiz
Therefore be- absolute. i believe the ULz 20
be good. bal i sell and convey the said above
described land only as Trustee
in. FORD, Trustee
Memuhfg. AuFTa g. III ugs
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WEDNESDAY, KAY 81, 1871,
Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate


No. 8Ig5-In IRE second ClHucary Court ~
shelby couuty, Teuneszea-Hlrrle J. E1Ts-
ter, aomIulstrabIL- VS.. EoysEer Of al
aEY virtue Of an order OF sale made ID rlis
y cause, ] VIII sell at public auction, 10 Lle
highest bidder. In 'front.' Of the ONCE & the
second Chancery Court, IN the city Of Aem-
unig. TENNESSEE on
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erInInni In tha BnwaIs and WInd CaIle.

It not only relieves the child from pain, but
invigOrates the stomach ana bowels, cOrrects
acid1ty, and gives tone and energy TO the
Wh0ls system. Il wiz almost instantly re-
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sT0CKs AND BONDS ~ NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, May Is, 1925 s.m.-Goy-
eruments q fraction better with medium
demand. Sterling steady at llOl. Gold
lOaning fat without INTEREST,"
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LITTLE ROCK AND FORT SMITH RAILROAD.
Mai Train leaves Argents (oppOsite Little
Rock al Gam.
Returning, leaves LOuisburg at 1880 pm,
arriving at Little Rock at & pm.
d.. W. G. BROWN, Gent upL.
LORLEG p RICHARDSON, q. Ia.
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Tgas6ay, he Gin aay d d . I87I

IN 'front.' o. the oHcs Of Mzrys G T~azzvs--.
d. NaCi-ou street Memphis between the
lHurS OF t aL1 Gel ok p-1c9zc O. .eL. or
cash. al purLc OClgrg. Co me biz 1-lle-
l-H property IN sara deed describe C1---5--
ing %. "a beautiful m. % tlu ac WIN neat
C1tLazs and Cl- lULl1lu.s- near 1lLrTC sl7-
LLou. I've miles from Ulls. on ELz LzLH
plis an Charleston raE-ru1d.
TIE deed calls Tor i've acres, but only four
will be soLu5 q release suC Iuit-cLaim having
been heretofore given for one acre. The
equity of redemption IS waived by tie terms
OF the deed. and the title Is partsCL. 6lCCzL Il
snail sell - trustee only
mV6 La ". IS AEEE TruFE1z-
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RECONSIDERATION


LODGES. ~
SOUTH EEZFHLs. No. uB-meets ID Friday in
each mouth-Hau cor. Madison and Second.
", 8 Matthews, W.. NJ Ben. K Pullen
AEGEEOSA, No. l5S-mests Ist Monday In ev,
cry month, at Odd-F ell Ows Han, Corner
Court and Main. c. "a. Carroll W.M.: ohA
Beamish, Secretary.
L~ELLAbCOTr. NC. 8g-meets LIST Friday OF each
mOutn-haL 0rue Madison and Second.
h H. HlEDee, ". NJ; ~. 3 Judah, Sec
DESoTO. NO. Sd Friday OF each
mUutl-Odd-FeLI0Ws' HalL. r &. uuam-
son. W. Nj r VI. Shelton, Sec.
EHWEELEG. No. ath Friday OF
each mOlth-Gt South Memphis Hall. cor
uer OF Madison and Second. w. b.
RicnGrdel ", H.; Louis CEapskL, Sec,
ROYAL ARCH
FEgE CHAFTER, No. &-msets I'd Monday OF
each muuth-Odd-FelowE' Hail. A. J..
Wheeler. N. EH. p. G. g. Locke, See.
MEMPHIS CHATTER NO. 10 az Odd
Fellows Eall, Sd Monday OF each month.
Henry LYNN, II. L. H p e K. Pollen,
Secretary.
Rand SIX.
ECEEEA COUNCIL, No. -meets Sd Monday Of
each m0uth-Gdd-F elbows Han. d. ,. Fors-
ter, Tn. H.; Z. q, Myers, Rec
TEnEPLAEs.
CTREEE COELAEuEET, No, Meets 6th Non
Gay Of each month. Geo. MellersA, Com;
TT. EsrcLus. Rec.
CALvAEE CHAaIEE OF ROSE RcrE- 18th, No.
l. Charles W. Adams, SD, M. VIZ HI.
IJmLusour SD, Sec.
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MRS. WINSL0W'S
S OOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.

n Realty facilitates the process of teeth
" ing, bv sOftening the gums, reducing all
iDdammatiOn-wil alay ALL PAIN and
spasmOdic action, is
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TINTED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUms,

TENNESSEE grove, No. l. U. A. @. D.-Meets al
the Druid HalI. No. 81 south Court street, on
the Erst and third Tuesday evenings IN each
month. J.. 3 EelllgerE. n a. J. Beehler.
Va r. ". Bu-ttiuEhauE, Secretary; John
T. ElCLDerz, Treagurlr.
hLEEPHrs aE0yE No Meets az the Druid
Hail. 10 Court street. every Thursday even
ing. Wm. a. Loeb, n. A.; d. Oertel. v. A f;
Up slIde, Secretary BErney Gray, Treas.
Han. Court street. on the drst and third
Monday TellE I'm each month. A. r.
Davis. r.. Al: George W. Baxter, VA; NJ.
Brsu. Secretary. Martin Cohen, treasure,
n. a. EHAFTEE. No Meets st
the Druid Hall, or The second and fourth
E-eEday evenings in each month. j. Eeeh-
n. ~ $. A.: A. Hitzfelu, Secretary.
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Mons ssidsnf RofIes

No. 80. r. DIN the First Chaucery Court Of
Shelby County, Teunessez-AIE swift and
Seth Evans, arm OF AK Swift g. Co., VS..
Patrick Glyuu, agnes MCkeligre1b.
IT appearing thar writ OF attachment was
4 issued in the above cause May &, 1871,
against the estate Of Patrick Glyuu OF the
bill Of c~Omplainants, fled in this Court, uu-
der oath, alleging that said Glyun Is a resi-
dent Of Omaha TrrEIl0ry and q nonresident
OF The State of Tennessee, and that he is IN
dsbted To cOmplaiuaHts In the Sum Of about
1857 Gu, as evidenced by a IudEmen rendered
against him in the United STATES Court.
and by open account that said
attachment has been returned levied on
the property OF defendant; also, that Agnes
MCkelligrett 10 m-rly Glyun) and her bus
band. Morris Mcksligretr, are residents Of
Omaha. and non residents or the state OF
Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein, lt The courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday In June, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to compliments bill, OF the same
will be taken for confessed as to them ard set
for hearing eZparte; and that a copy OF this
order Ice published once a week, for o sue
cessivs weeks, 1nGhe Memphis Appeal.
ACOpy attest:
EDMUND A COLE, CLERK and Master
By R ]. BLACK, Deputy& and d.,
MetCalf & Scarborough. bOis, for C0mpIts.
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ROBERT LENS & CO.,
Boiler Makers 8 sheeslron WORKERS

NTAvY YARD, MEMPHIS, TENN. Second
IN hand Boilers always on hand. Repair
ing done with Pr0mptnesA Particular attene
tl9n given % Repairing Hteameoat AoheF7s
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RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May Is, las p.m-Msrket
was heavy aud lower, but steady after
ward at the reduced quotations.
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ECEEEA COUECLL. No. -meetsS d Monday ol
each month-Gdd-F elbows Han. D. ,. Fors-
ter, Tn. H.; c.. q, Myers, Rec.
. O. o. r. DIRECTORY.


O~DD-FELLCWs' HsLL- corner OF Main and
Norm lourts-Errh Lodge, No. ], Daughters
or h-eueEal-meers on the fourth Thurs
day night OF each month. ar - o'clock
8 ~. Norwood, n. g Thomas Bacon, Sec
uarET-.
GAEos0 E~ECAEFMENT, NO, |meets on the
first ana third Thursday nights Of each
month. az - o'clock. J.E. Russell, Z. P;
c. d. Carroll, II. r; Thomas Bacon. Scribe.
EEEFHIs LODHE No. -meets every Tuesday
night. az E O'Clock. A. ~. Jones. n. g. ]
ST. Heath v. O. J. W. WayuesDurg, SeChy.
EaEgrR Tr0rr-R- Bfnuham- III " "a
LUTsUul. ". o. -ShIpway, Secretary.
CEICEAsAW L0DGE, No. meets every Non
day night. 40 B o'clock. John Gordon, n.
o.; Ilus. S. Bingham, v. g. ThOs, Bacon,
Secretary.
MEMPHIS DEsEEE LoDGE, No. a-Meets
second Thursday OF each month, at -
O'Clock. LIS. burr, W.. d.. n job Link
lauer, d. A.. Nj n. W Norwood, Assistant
A T. lE Leon Levy Secretary John Cor
lEU-E Treasurer.
SCHILLER LODGE. No H3-meets every We'd
uesoaT. r. kropp. ~. g.; T. Alderman, V.
g.; Jos, Uhl, SeC'ys I. UrJeuheimer, Treas.
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Wa6nssday. tho 7th day 0FI1ns- I87I,

expose llE elLes On aAe premises lra zen
IpgaI hours at public outcry to the highest
Ut1dHr for cash. a certain L5aze1C-l interest
In the following described real estate r0-W--s
-L0 number Isl. on the south side OF Poplar
street. and west OF the bayou. and fronting
on said street CWeutT-rlur IA feet. and run
ming back in parallel lines Do hum
draa and forty-eiEht l&l feet and bounded
on the east stdaCf said lot By an alley
together with the building and luH
urOVemeuts thereon. ulELp-rs- per-
zion OF the term embraces a period Of lCuElsEl
years and two month
The purchaser under this sale has Els CHR
to dispose OF. and move All buLllCEsa DIM
on the premises az the expire
Ton of the lease Improvements IN E-----
ses consists OF q good CW0-srO-y name house
and necessary Cur-hOuses-
p d. JORDCEr Lr-z-5z
LIayBth- ISL Ll7-
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unlInmlYs NERHIFUeE cnNEEcrInns

TWENTT yearE eEp6renoe mas proved this
me most popular remedy with phyEi-
clans and parents 1or those peaE OF CHILD
rr9d-EGrfaa TheV are pleasant 20 take,
e~f aIwavs efaetIre I'M eEpeLlng the Worms
md t5ulnR the system up 70 lA normal
o0udffiou. Beware of c0unteElela ana ltal-
f5f3ous. The genuine have the signature O
re proprletors on the OF eaeh
oHEsroS, HOLLOWAY q CoWpEE
Philadelphia
no Frgf Htests1t 1eaI Onlaaas
~ ttiVely cure letter AyHlPe
W 80 aEenru, BARRIERS 4lcl ElMpi
SAL f,rns OF skin Diseasei also.
hlotcRss we Laaa, Discharges nom nc
- md Old Sores, no U - - -
rfsndiug. OF the money resaN
pFissia95iss roE HoLuoWA &coEDES
aol5 SO cents per BOX by an druggist SEM
~ NAH for gu oan&
o.uam RasaBag oredf-UpNAa Ae
Mem Oure III
-vmL mre Bronchitis D9n-A E,St
W T1nr Diseases ana bplbtlIs n
--srheu and build up ne &c.,
nealfhF condition. 49, In
- Teo1seau in Two InolaeAa -
af t--ie al PARIS, IN Wmcn y gAlS
Nle L-e~- Csc. and az ms oountis "
A "a ~ physician many 49,
ee heeu restored 70 -
@1 move Is eMcacTs 500
r-riT foFsf % a~~vruru
goEhHfVN Fhaaaelnma
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Haa-Rssldent Nofics.

NO. go. b.. DIN the Second Chsncery Cou1-
Of Shelby Comfy, Tenn HOugh VS.
Elijah hc-arty, Henry G. Deuu and VIM.
y Hules.
IT appearing from bill duly sworn to in this
/ cause hat the defendant, ElfJah Mc-arty
is mon resident of tEe state az Tennessee,
and "a res CeEt OF the state CLll1uOls.
1t is therefore ordered, That he make bis
appearance herein az the COuIt-House OF the
Second Ch2neery Court Of shelby county, IN
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee. on The drst
Monday in June, ISL, aud plead answer or
uemur to c0"mplsluant's DLlf OF the same
VIII be taken Tor confessed IS to him, and set
for hearing eLparfe, and that q copy OF this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessiVs weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This april l9, ISL
A ~cOpy-Attest.
NJ. ID. u. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By G. BEL-HAR,
Deputy CleIk and Master.
y. s. Avres. Sol. Lor Uomplaiuant apM
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TRUST SALE.

NOTICE IS hereby given that by WINE Of
~ a deed Of trust executed o. me. the u1-
dersIgued astrus5 ZEE, by ID. Thornton. 90 SCI
ur e certain debts therein described. due Mrs.
L 4 A.----- I LII ------- "
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-FRIpAY, M 6. Il

Charles -asidsisok eaaHBasass-sllsfg
"a e~-adrV. A.LA1ANDR & 20. proprietor
4 aChaE LeoV1la ana BrcWn
eref7. FOR sale BY 1eelarA
HIsr, sole AEen81yrthe United
OK
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TRUSTEE SALE,

ny virtue OF the terms and provisions Of q
ID deed Of trust executed ton By WlLLzL
g.. Lewis and A. Lewis en- the Sd day OF
May. IE6q. recorded in the Registers CIee. OF
Shelby county. Tennessee. in book NO j OF
clatteI MORTGAGES pages 81, GZ and l rl
secure the payment Of certain nlzlt511E
therein meluonsd, I viii, On
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NEW YORK, Nay is. 2:5 p.m.-GOveru-
menUs dull, but steady in tone. Sterling
steady at llOA. Gold loaning Tat. Money
unchanged.
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LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE COURT SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

No. 455-Petition TO sen land to pay debts
5Onu 3. Smith, EZeCu1o Of John n. Robin
son, deceased, vs.. John Irwin and vie.
HINDER a by virtue OF "a decree OF sale
made in the above cause. az the present
May term ET1, Of the Probate Court or
shelby county, tennessee Wiz proceed 90
sell, at public auction, 20 the highest and
best bidder, before the courthouse door on
Union street, il the city Of4emphLss IsEu@
see, on
Saturday, June 3, 1871,
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. a1la
o'clock pm. the following described re4-
tate, to-Wits All OF that los OF parcel OF a1-
situate, lying and being m the county o.
Shelby and state OF Tennessee norm OF
Chelsea. allowed and decreed % tne ell4-
Gerry Court Of the sityOf Mamph4 u to1n-
Robinson I'm the case Of John Lhollao4 VS.
william Robinson OF 81, entered On the nth
dav OF July. 1857. and recorded IN l4a 6
tsrig once oil shelby county Aus1s $50 IA
book No 81. pages "a, etc. NOT SOLO con-
viewed 10 other parties oT the s4Q John y
Eobfnson before the commencement or this
a7ff- me property hereby offered for sale be-
f-T about f1ur li acres more or less and Isl
IN ne Wsakley Subdivision near the city Of
TEtTs OF sALE-On a credit OF six ard
tweTve months. with interest, purchaser TO
execute notes with approved security.
EQUITY OF redemption barred.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
ET-w EFmn A~Hu--nw
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RAILROADS.
TIMETABLES.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES LEAVEss
New Orleans Mail, daily 300 p.m. l;l0 pm.
Express daily ---......--.--- $500 an. fa5 pm.
Freight daily eZceptSun-
$3.50 pm. 540am.
Depot At foot OF Main street. Ticket Once
SIX Main street one door north Of Jefferson
JAS. NONGE, Gent Bupt
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EN- @EAEEL " GENIE GiGEE0E@
such as Syphilis, Gouorrhea, Glest, Structures
and all Urinary Diseases syphlitic or MeT'
CuTial affections Of the throat, skin or me
Orchitls, hernia Or~rupture; also, the effects
Of q solitary habit, UilOus TO the body and
mind, producing blOtches on the fac5, debut-
ty, lmpoJeucy, dizziness, dlmnees Of sight,
confusion OF IDEAS evil f~OrebOding, aversion
60 society. loss of memory, weakness, etc, not
all OF these ia any one case, but all occurring
frequently IN various cases. Rheumatism
and rheumatic pains cured by new method
Particular attention paid TO the DLSEA rs
OF WOMEN, sucn as Excessive, suppressed
or painful M"enstruatiOn, LuchOrrhGa or
Whites. falling OF the womb. and all irTegu-
Iarities OF the monthly periods, causing ster-
iiity or b-arrenuess, and Often-times COnEump-
ton.
The doctor can be consulted personally OF
by letter upon all diseases Lot requiring his
attention outside OF his ONCE. ONCE hours,
from 8 am. to c O'Clock pm
mill DIS. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
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TRUSTEE SALE

0URsUAET 70 Deed OF Trust executed 5T
Milton A. Kerr % william h Martin on
the LIST day Of June 1888, suc sEsrsrac 1tEs
decree entered In q cause entitled HUSH Llr-
rance vs. May A. Martin s- al, 4s. u. d.
I VIII. on
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Tie lsi Day Of Ial8 1871,

On the premises, sen publicly. 90 the highest
bidder for the following described l1E
in the clEy OF Memphis, and the improve
stake On the south side Of P1u-ar streets
thence running Eoull 10 feet % . stake.
thence east % feet 90 steEs5 thence north
70 the BEGINNING eoTueEf benz lot NO.. I4 o.
watt o. 81. dlord's subdivision auE -arl o.
country Lot 40. 500 Equity Of redemption
waived. HarchLs Bl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-08-15

A telegram was sent to his Fl, thrr,
who had left Middlebury that day
where he had been to attend the Prize
Speaking the evening before, in which
his son lad won the second prize of his
class. Mr.. Round had just reached
his home when the telegram alnoun-
ced the death Of his son. He re-
turned to Mlddlebury on the nj ht
train, aud Thursday morning the body
was followed to the train by Gilmorr's
Band and large procession consisting
ofthc members of the Delta Kappa Ep-
silon society, the Odd Fellows, the col
lcge procession and hundreds of others:
A delegation of his class accompanied
the remains to Clarendon.
The funeral was attended at Clarcn-
don Flats Friday. Rev. Harvey d.
Kitchel President of Mlddlebury Col
lege, delivered an extemporaneous dis
course full of consolation and sympa-
thy. The casket was borne by six
members of the college w. II. Utley,
Geo. Brooks, G.. r Turrill, II. +,
Northrup, A L. Clark and,F. NJ. Peck.
This sad accident has cast gloom
over the Commencement exercises ana
the entire community, and has remov.
ed from us one esteemed and loved and
| full of promise and hope.
The father of the deceased wishes to
express through our columns his CRATE
full thanks Ia the President, faculty and
students Of The college and TO the people
of Niddlebury especially to Mr.. Mum
roc, at whose residence the remains
reposcd until removed to Clarendon
for efficient services and tender sympa-
thy manifested in the hour Of his great
afliictiOn.
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Sad Case ofDrowning.

On the afternoon of Wednesday last
J, j. Round, son of Linsley Round of
North Clarendon, and n member of the
sophomore class Of Middlebury College
with @. b. Smith. Il member of the
Freshman class, went up the Otter
Creek about half n mile from this viii
lage to battle, Smith swan across the
river and Round, who could swim but
little, getting into deep water called to
Smith for help. Smith quickly swan
to him and taking him by the hair told
him not to touch him and he would
shore, Round, catching some water in
his mouth, strangled, and selling
smith by the foot, both sank to the
bottom, smith succeeded In getting
free ana on rising, swan ashore, 9th
ers VINO were bathing near immediate
ly went and dove for the body. The
report soon reached the village and
hundreds fastened to the spot. and
hose who could swim continued div
ing. AT last Bernard Donahue, a boy
~ years of age, came, and although he
was informed that his father and MANY
others had been diving, yet he ventur-
ed to try and the third time he went
down, after remaining under water
over one minute, he brought up the
body. All was done by doctors, stu.
dents and others, that could be done to
restore life, but in vain. Even after
the body had been removed to Mr..
Munroe's efforts We're made to restore
life but the body had been under the
water nearly an hour, and life was ex-
tinct.
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GOSHEN The teachers of the Dis
trict Schools, Miss Ella Ford, Miss Vel
ma A . Allen, Miss Amelia II. Peck and
Miss Calista G.. White, with the pupils
of their respective schools. had gala
day on Friday July 2Sth. They met
In the grove owned by Nceman Allen,
Esq and had exercises in defamation,
essays, singing, &c. &C, which were
listened to by large number of people,
who were much interested in the exer-
cises, and gave the teachers and pupils
much credit for their success this time.
After the exercises Of the schools had
closed, all partook of a bounteous din
ner prepared by the friends of the
schools. After dinner all returned to
the stand and listened to appropriate
remarks, which were made by Rev.
Mr.. Sisco d. Hooker. Esq, n. Capen,
ESQ, Mr.. !, Reuben Phelps, Mr.. e.
Knapp and II. q. Churchill, Supt. All
appeared to enjoy themselves finely,
and some said it was the best picnic
they had ever attended.
James Carson, ESQ, who fell from
the stairs In his wood-shed about three
weeks ago, has so far recovered that he
can walk and ride, but is not able to do
any work.
Mr.. Clark w. Breed, VINO was hurl
on the same day by q load of logs being
upset and thrown upon his foot, has re-
covered 80 that he can attend to his
work az usual.
Mr.. Reuben Phelps was seve rely hurt
Aug. lat, while settling some fence
posts. He was holding the post while
Mr. James r. McGlbbon was driving
it into the ground with beetle; the
head of the beetle came off from the
handle, hitting Mr.. Phelpsain the face
a little below his left eye. He was In
n state of unconsclousness until aftel
he had been conveyed to his home, {
distance of about one mile.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-08-15
In MemOriam.

Drowned in Otter Greek, at Middle
bury, August 9th, 1871, John Jay
Rounds of the class of 1878, Middlebury
College.
Whereas, by this event Chapter has been
deprived of one of its most loyal and active mem
bers in so sudden and unexpected manner, there
fore
Rssoiued, That, while our hearts ache in conse-
quence Of this bereavement, We ever keep in
lively remembrance his memory, made dear to us
by that manly bearing and generous disposition
ever manifested by him in his association with us.
That while we recall his many noble traits OF
character, with which will ever be indisolubly
connected tho painful circumstance of his deah
we will be encouraged to right actions, and
thoughtful that every responsibility BIO met and
discharged as in the presence of Him whose stew
ards we are
That, we sincerely sympnthize with the afflicted
friends of the deceased in this common bereave
ment.
That, in remembrance Of our departed brother
we drape our badges and invite our sister chap
tiers to Join with us in this token Of respect
That copies of this be transmitted to the rela
tives of the deceased to our sister chapters ant
for publication in the Rutland Herald and Mid
dlebury Register,
HIRAM SMITH, Jr, }
G. 6oT BSss N ss s,n5sHnNAS'} Committee.
! Alpha Hall of Delta kappaEpsilon Fraternity,
Mddebury College, VT, Aug, IA, 1877 J