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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-22

soMKTIHB ago an agricultural congress
assembled at Augusta, Ca and subse-
quently another held Its meeting st Nash.
Vile. A consolidation Of the two is pro-
posed, snd for that purpose each has
adjourned TO meet At Selma, Alabama, on
the first Tuesday Of December next, where
matters OF great Importance TO the whole
agricultural world will be considered and
discussed. All agricultural societies
throughout the country are invited 70
send delegates. It is understood that The
several railroads leading to Selma will
transport delegates at hslf-fare ratea. We
regard the project of Commodore Msury,
IS indicated In his address before the
Memphis Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair association In October Last, as of
vital importance to Memphis, 81 her uros-
psrity Is based exclusively, 81 this time.
agriculture, and therefore feel
desp interest In the deliberations Of tbin
What step has our agricultural
association taken 70 have its interests rep-
resented ct Sslmsg Commodore Maury
Hrs; publicly preached HE scksne here,
and why should not Memphis claim the
honor OF it's p~aternityf Let "a be repre-
ssnted at Selma.
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journal can possibly ben conducted IS
the servile organ of deprsved ~pretenders,
who know nothing Of principle, but AL OF
Taeaee
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CABAL6.
No political writer has made better
general observations on the evils to which
popular governments are subject In revO-
luti0nsEy periods than Edmund Burke.
Living during the shock which the French
revolution gave to opinions and institu-
lions, bis observation confirmed much
that he had leErned from the study Of the
past, or illustrated, while they modified,
opinions formed IN the comprehensive
study which he had given to politics.
One Of the great evils Of disturbed and
revolutionary times, Is he observed them,
was the tendency OF men TO form them
selves in combinations for the most selfish
purposes. he hes expressed SO much, by
way OF description Of 8 Ssss always dan
gsrcus IN disturbed timea, thss we submit
Whist he has written to our readers, who
viii a. once sso how descriptive 1t IL Of a
elass seeking position in the wild times
wherein we i've. Burke warns the people
that those knot or cabals Of men who
have got toget e svowedly without any
public principle, IA order TO cell their con-
junos iniQuity al the highest rate, and are,
therefore, universally odious, ought never
% be suffered 70 dOminear in the State,
bscauss they have no connection Vlth the
sentiments asd opinions Of the people "
These last words are itslicised IN the origi-
nsl, a. they certainly would be italicised by
US In the 0 ? which we give to our read
ens In these sentiments Burke paints the
New York Tammany ring, and the little
clan in Memphis bat has attempted to
ape the deiunot New York ring. When-
sysr tbs place hunters conspire together.
and seek 20 form these isolated little polit-
ical combinations, "svowedly without
any public prinoiplea." we may at onoe
anticipate what the isolated combinations
win become. even II we are too kindly 20
suppose that they we're 50 designed by
those who originated them. They wiz
inevitably sooner or later, become knots
or cHbsls Of msn selling their oonjunct
power 70 VthomsOsver they can ind able
TO promote their conjunct iniquity st
rate Eumeasntiy high to satisfy those who
manage the sale and receive the procseds.
To war upon these "kaots and cabals .
viii Be she policy Of the ARrzkL.
The editofs are Of that class who do not .
believe that securing once is the frat emo {
Of tie, while they srs strong in the opip- I
ion that honslt principles, steadily main. f,
.siped. sre Of more worth than fraudulent I
and Thai 4 proper kept up IN A /,
ho.aat oourss IS OF more value and q !
Iruar guide 20 those who read 1t than any
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IN Boston forgery reported yesterday
morning wa 3 family affair, and has been
arranged. 3
United States Minister Marsh has ar
-t~hit-hca ~-a~~-f~@~ fa~a-
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This is an increase Of 50, Ss5, S9Lg or
s,0o8, S4s per year. This is q sufficient
commentary upon Radical State govern.
ment and laundering. No wonder the
people Of South Carolina have nothing
left but Reputation. The New York
newspapers assent. They say such debts
should never be paid by South Carolina.
In what are Mineral Home, and other
bogus bonds of Tennessee, that were sold
In violation of the law authorizing their
issuance, and bought-and are held by q
ring, cognizant of all the facts and of
their inyslidity-in what are these Ten
nssses bonds better than those Of South
CsrolInaf If South Carolina should not
pay, neither should Tennessee.
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ROGus RONna

The Plttsburg Post ssys in 1887, four
years ago, the public debt of South Caro-.
lima amounted to $40, 2l2,96. It Is now
Is follows.
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Clay va Edgington; I1S9, Goebles VS. Adler
son, admir-; 1877. Order w Stone: 1888.
lien vs. Rose; 1889, lien vs. Green wald;
1890, lien ~vs1Schloss; 1891, lien VS. Kline;
frok RFfe-s~-t-s ps--- --t-~~l 9a
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DEKOCRAIIC MASS MEETING

Pursuant 10 8 call, numerously signed,
4 Mass Meeting Of the Democracy Of
Memphis win be held in the Greenlsw
Opsrahouss on Saturday, December 9Th,
Tor the purpose OF nominating candidates
for mayor and other municipal offices.
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II IN said that an effort will be made by
the defendants counsel 10 have the cases
Of Brigham Young, Mayor Wells, Stout
and others postponed till the March term.
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80 me undersigned takes cccsaien, IN ibis
connection, 70 thank the public ior paas "a
voKs, and 70 assure all persons HAVING CLAIMS
IN the hands Of the lafe Erin OF Meyers
Dedrick Tor eol1eHlQ1, ~ veil e. those nav
ing claims OF any sort which have nos yes
been presentsd that Il VIII he his consbant
eudeayor 70 press business with the utmost
dNfrence. andto give satisfaction % al par
ties msruatiug busineEg 70 him. - = VIII
pleasure that he nofes GOWN disposition
on the part OF the General aoFerumenS 20
deal IN q manner more liberal with those
who suffered loss Of property curing thslatc
war. and Il Il Likewise . source o. sra1ncar
ton that the prospects, are good OF "A sarly
ssttlement Of All neritorious p4nelon and
claims. II q also Wortny o. n1te
thsb A considerable numbe1 OF CITIZENS OF
forsirn birth LIVING among Is, VIC ~ Euf
fersd loas and damage Of penaca and prop
cry during the war, are ncT provided with
psomDt and Efficient means Of redress 0g The
fTeafy o. Washfnstou OF M9y 3, it7l With
these improved facu1 les Il y 10 De t0pad
Al worthy claims VIII II IN are meet
moe prompt attenlto1s aol be bruuqhf %
ara set erde1t with iaEs dlGcrfties and d.
than eFer beiore.
Fery respectfully, etc.
GlLBERT A0TEnz
omesss No. "a North Courfs street. Mamphls-
Team; Posleuse Bnil4iag, FickH5urg, Glsa
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Dissolution of cOpartnsrsnIp ,.

DHE arm OF Meyers q DERRICK, Attornsy's-
at-LaW and United states Claim AgelIts.
Is this day dissolved By mutual consent N.
W. DERRICK retiring. Gilbert Meyers It's
suuss All liabilities OF the late Am and ts
alone authorized 70 complete the unfinished
standing indebtedness due said I'm
GILBERT MoTER5.
". " uEDaiCK.
Memphis. Tenn, Hovsnbsr %. 1871.
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RKv. X. 8. MCLEAN VIII preach In the
Chelsea Cumberland Presbyterian Churoh,
ing, st 7 O'Clock.
m Tro1ES0p wtlf ur@nrh In thu First Ren--
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Public Library OF Kentucky

The Concert and Distrit ation Will take place
under the immediate supervision OF the Trustees
named in the Act of Incorporation.
The Trustees Will he assist NJ by well known and
eminent citizens Cf Keutucky. who have consented
To he present at the Concert ard to superinteud
the drawing and distribution Of Gifts.
The holders Of tickets to which gifts are awarded
will be paid on presentation If them OF their f-ac-
ton, at the Office in louisville, the second day
after drawing and every business day for six
months thereafter, and may be sent direct OF
through any Bank or Express ComuaEy for c8!lec-
ton All orders accompanied by Drafts. Post
Office Money Orders, or GTeenbsckS, will be
promptly attended to and tickets returned by
mail, registered or expressed, as desired.
Tickets are ike greeubacks-gooI only ITO the
holder.
Buyers will note there are only One Hundred
Thousand Tickets, instead of Two Hundred
Thousand. As in tie san Francisco Gift Concert.
and that there Is 0 more distributed. l
sold that and made the awards in four months and
paid S4>s,0OO 10 ticket holdersf rom November
Ind To 18th, $50, and turned over SI2 900 to
the Secretary due tickets MT presented.
Il viii be particularly noticed that il is a mat
ter Of impoSsibility for any one to know what
numbers draw gifts, as it snot known what the
gift Of any number drawn from the first wheel
will be. until the sealed box. with amount of the
gift plainly printed. Is taken from the ether wheel
and opened in full view Of the d1J!ience, therefore
the larger gifts may not come cut till towards the
last. or in the middle IF the drawing. The S1GO.-
600 gift In the San Francisco Gift Concert. under
the management Of C. Il. Peters. was the 2O0th
number drawn. and was awarded and paid to a
gentleman in New Orleans.
fs~ The numbers and Gifts are drawn by blind
children Fl N s t. II years Of age.
Th- drawing will BE- extensively published and
parties ordering tickets will have printed lists sent
them. Parties forming Clubs and desiring iniOr-
nation. viii please address this office.
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600 GIFTS.

The money received for the sale Of the tickets
and the title deeds Of the property will be depos-
tied in the odd Fellows Bank If say incs, at sac
rameuto. who viii be duly authorized to hand
over the gifts 10 those who hold the lucky num-
bers.
sr-Responsible Agents wanted. to whom a dis
count will be made equal to that of any similar
enterprise. To persons RENTING direct. eleven
tickets will be sent Tor SO, sc tickets f6r $50. or
l15 tickets for Sl00. We thus make it an oil ct
to persons forming clubs.
The drawing will take place under the supervi-
sion of a commit ee Of well known and responsible
citizens Of Address orders to
FELCH ( Co.. Gen1 Managers.
se12-td 10 Fourth street. Sacramento, Cal.
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administrators sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IL
pursuance Of an order If the District Court
f the Tnird Judicih District in and for the
County OF EsneraIla. State Of Nevada. made on
the 18th day of August, 1871, in the matter of the
Estate of A. f. WILDS. deceased, the undersign-
81, administrator of said estate, will sell at pub
-ic auction. or private sale, to suit purchasers, to
the highest bidder, for cash in god cola, in one
parc-l, subject to confirmation by said District
Cpurt, on SATURDAY, tle 23j day ofSept.mber,
81, at II O'Clock M, at Dish Lake Valley, in
sad county, all the right, title and interest of
said deceased, at the time Of his death. and all
the right, title and interest that the said estate
has. by operation of law or otherwise. acquired
other than or in addition to that of said deceased.
al the time of his death, in and to an undivided
one half Of that certain ranch, lying and being
situate in Fish lake Valley, in said county, and
known as the 80 lake Ranch, containing 800
acres, formerly owned and occupied by Wilds and
Moore
Terms and conditions Of saIs: cash down.
+. ii. WILDS, Administrator
Aurora, New Aug. %, 1871. se1-3w
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IL. company. -PTluCipal place Of bust.
ness # said Company is located in Carson CITY.
Nevada Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing Il the Board Of Trustees Of said Company.
held on the 4th LAY Of February. ISL, an assess
.nent, No. Il, Of five 81 cents Per share was levied
on the capital stock OF said Company that at 4
meeting If said Board held on the lst dav Of
March. Isl. an assessment. No. Is. Of che and
twp-fhIrds tt-a5 cents per share was T. We'd uucu
the capital stock If said Company: that at
meeting # sau: Band Leld On the 1t day Of July.
ISL. an assessment, No. i. e twelve and one
half tl2lat cents per share was levied on Ii capi-
tai stock Of said Company: that at q meeting Of
said Board held On the 81 day # August. ISL an
assessment, No. l.. Of sixteen and tw0-ti rh
tlr-a} cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company that at a M citing Of said
B ard held on the 18th day IF August Isl. an ~
se-sment, No. Il, Of three and one tlird 49,
cents Per share Wa levied upon tie capital E *
Of said Company.
All Of which said assessments were ravabIr
II ediately after the l%evying Thereof in ~
q the United states, To The SEC. etary Ia o..
pany. Ar its office, in the t. wn Of 81 the com
state Of Nevada. Any st,r.S NJ larson C1t-
sessments, or any or e;t'.er o. N "h'c's SAID a
unpaid on THURSDAY. - mem, shaii remain
SEPTEMBER, ISL. nail . dea,ac cg' ttfn. lay q,
and r1Iees = ~. sIll,t = for sale AT public alctiCn
tH' - shall Ne made On or before
ISL 10 '-e Fourteenth Day Of October
ri,i - lal 5 .ch deIir1 U -ht assessment. tacetht-
n 81 Advertising and expenses Of sale.
; "NeL Of the Board.
Gov. ALFRED HELM, Sec'y.
~ IN CITY, aug. 10, ISL. aul64w
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Dissolution Notice.

1--WE CO-PARTNERSHiP HERFTORORr Fx.
1 ISTlNG between and under the nams of
"ALhEK BETTiNGER, in the Hotel business.
Is tins DAY dissolved by mutual Consent. Elijah
walker VIII pay all debts against and collect all
debts due said firm.
f.. WALKER.
GEO. BETTINGEE,
Carson, Sept. t, 1871.
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IL Tickets for SIG0; IS Tickets,
S2J5 80 Tickets, $500; Tia
/ SI.HnO.

: The undersigned. late principal Business Mana
ger Of the very successful Mercantile Library Gift
Concert Of San Francisco. has been appointed
agent and manager of the Gift Concert in aid of
tie Public Library IF Kentucky.
The drawing viii tai e place in public, and
everything will be done to satisfy buyers of tickets
that their interests will be as well protected as if
tLev personally SuTerinteuded the entire affair.
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BOOKS and STATIONERY

HiE REAs9Ns FOR GCYING BOOKS AND
New York, are 7 ~
FIRsT-We MANUFACTURE very largely q,
goods exactly suited 10 your wants, and which
you cannot obtain elsewhere.
U and SELL, importing from
Eastern and European manufacturers. upon such
Terms as make it to your interest to come to II,
rather than go to New York.
Your orders are respectfully solicited, satisfac
tion guaranteed. Very respectfully
A. l.. BANCROFT L. CO.,
fell-5m SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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$4,000
In Cash Gifts to be distributed by
h metropolitan Cash Prize Co.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

Ca>f Prize Silver Ware, ate valued at 81. 200 600
A chance 10 draw any vfthe above prizes for &c.
Tickets describing prizes are SEALED IN Envelopes
aud Wei mixed On receipt If &c. A SEALED
TICKET Is drawn without choice. and sent by mail
to any address. The prize named upon it will be
delivered 10 the ticket-holder on payment Of ONE
DOLLAR. Prizes are Immediately sent 10 any ad-
dress by express or return mail.
fou Will know what your Prize is before YOU
pay fer it. ANY Prize eNCban sed for another Of
the same value. No blanks. our patrons can
depend - fair dealing.
REFERsNcEs The following lately drew Yalu-
able Prizes and kindly p nitted Is to publish
them Andrew J. Burns, Chicago. $1,000; Mis-
Clara Walker. Baltimore, Piano, $500 James NJ.
Matthews, Detroit, $500: John T. Anderson,
Savannah, 3 co..; james Simmons, Boston,
COCO.
Press OPINIONS The firm is reliable
Weekly Tribune. Dec. Is. Deserve their sue
cess, y Y. Herald, Jan. !. Just and Hon
orahle. Dec. g.
Sead for Circular. Liberal inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package
II go Sealed Envelopes contains ONE CASH GIFT.
Seven tickets far 81 l. for s. 50 for s.; 2oO for
SIS. Address:
BENSON, MILES & Co., 80 Broad St. NY
aul2-lm
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TAKE WARNING,

THE '. { 7. T. L. co. ARE ANXIOUS To
l. tahe due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running Of their
trains; and they take this method Of warning pa.
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children PLAYING abouf
sHeir cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys, who frequent the termini and stor.
piLg places OF the read from climbing uuGn the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures if these
annoyanceS are continued. Recent accidents.
which are wholly ascribable TO the carelessness =
persons III jumping on and off the cars whc,, ~
motion, should he warning enough in them Il u
H. NJ. YERINGToN, superints dent
August IS. 1870.
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After paving the expenses Of the enterprise AID
making the distribution # the gifts. the balance
Of the proceeds arising from the sale of tickets
will lie appropriated 10 the establishment Of a
FREE LIBRARY in LoUisy lie, to be called the
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So-Harfn ersilip Notice.

No1iCh IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ under etgned have tai. dav formed a co-n,rt-
heIshlp l'r the purpose o. conducting the Ho,e1
uusipJss in the city OF Carson. under the firm
n',4ie and style1f MURRAY & FINN.
Carson City. Nevada, Aug. 25, ISL. ANAL,
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These gifts will, AT the concert. be awarded to
the holders of tickets in the same manner as at
the concert given il San Francisco in aid Of the
Mercantile Library.
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Marriage and Celibacy.
EssaSs for IounS Men, or great So
CIaL EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
MnRRIAGk-with sure means of relief for fbe
Eriirg and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitatf,
Selt nee, in sealed envelopes. Adjres
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No, 2 $, With St
PAiiadelphia, Pa. ,IHS-t, =
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MANNER OF DRAWING.

There will he two glass wheels One wheel will
contain loo 900 numbers, plainly printed on leather
tags, The other wheel will contain 72i boxes.
each containing gift One tagOr number will be
drawn from the JOG, 1000 wheel, and the first box
drawn from the second or III box wheel will con-
tain a gift, neatly printed and sealed up, and the
gift 50 drawn from the second wheel will be the
gift Of the tag first drawn, whether SlOG, 81 300
or Slul. 600. a. announced.
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To my Friends and the Patrons o<
the Mint HouSe.

HAsINd P~ORCIIASEp THE INTEREST OF
III my partner, George Bettinger and intsn1
ing to run tine Hotel On MY OWN HOOK. 7 am
fhsnkfui fr the very liberal patronage heretofore
oesto*ed upon us and hope, by a strict attentio,
70 duty, 70 merit aconsiRuance Of the came in the
future. He
seo-im E. WALKER.
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Any one can spare a dollar for such a chance.

800 Magnificent Prizes. among which
is IN of $4,000 Gold Coin.
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10, 900 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD

Which will eutitle the holder to any one Of the
following gifts that may be awarded 10 1t.
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II F. RICE SILVER MINING

MILES & Co., 80 Broad St. NY
aul2-lm
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-26
MARRIED.


 In Salisbury, by the Rev Dr. Reid, Dr. John H. Blodgett, to Miss Estelle Miller both of Salisbury. .Rfk In Roxbnry, January 1lth, by the Rev. Austin Ishan1. Mir. Edwin Trowbridge, to Miss Sarah Weller. In Roxbury, Jap uary l7tb, by the R V. J. Howe Voree of Meriden, Mir. Sheldon Lemon. of Woodbury, to Mrs Lottie Vel Ter. daughter of Stephen Sanford, Esq. of Roxbury. Ea TN @A aw @z At Thomaston, December 3I, by Rev. Mir. Bachus. George 0 Hosfogd and Jo. sephine Trivoya, both of Thomaston>
 In Wolcottville, Jan. 12. at the residence of the brides father, by Rev. H. N. Gates, Mir. Albert w. Camp, of Northfield, and Miss l.. Augusta Fenn.
 In Thomaston, Jan. II, by Rev. Mir. Bachus, Jonathan M. Peck. and Miss Helen, daughter of Benjamin PIatt. all of Thomas. ton.
 At North Colebrook, Colebrook, Ct., Jan. 9th, at the residence of the brides father, by Rev. Thos. Benedick, Morton H. Per. sous of Wolcatt, Wayne Co.,, N. Y., aud Mary A. Andrews, only daughter of Emery A. Andrews, of North Colebrook.
 In Roxbury, at the residence If the brides parents, Jan. II, by Rev Austin Isham, Charles E. Trowbridge to Miss Sarah. daughter of Elisha A; Weller. Esq.,, both of Roxbury. At Canaan, Jan 10, by the Rev. B. Fl. Burch, Rufus H. Whitford. and Fanny F. Wickware. both of Canaan
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-26
DIED.

In this town January 24th. Frances A., wife of Ethan O. Barber, aged 60. Fune. ral at the M. E. Church. Friday, at one o'clock, P. M.
 In Bethlehem, January 18th, Mrs. Cyn- thia Darlington, aged S5 #H k In this town. Jan. 24, Mrs. Lucinda B. Webster. aged 40. ~
 In Ellsworth, January 18th, Anrelia Miles, wife of the late Amadeus Parsons, in the 87th year of her age.
 In Wilbraham, Mass, Jan. II, Soloman B. Minor, of Woodbury, aged 54 years.
 In Winsted. Jan. 19, at the age of 69 years, Hon. Elliott Bsardsley, a native of Huntington, and for the past thirty two years resident of Winsted.
 At New Hartford. Dec. 3l, Emma. wife of w. w. Weaver, and daughter of T. D. Bentley. aged 27.
 In Warren, 'Jao. 12, Homer Sackett, aged 69. >2@
 At Riverton. Jan. 12, Frank H., son of Harvey O., and Laura A, Smith, aged years.
 In Bethlehem, Jan. 12, : Mrs. Jonathan Burlington, age 65 years.
 At New Britain, Jans IT, Harriet, wife of Buel Sedgwick, eldest daughter of Chester G. Birge, Esq. formerly of Litch6eld.
 At Sharon. Jan. 13, Aurelia Parsons. aged 89 years.
 In Sharon. Jan. l3, B=tsey Reed. aged
 At sharon, Jan. II. Catherine Jackson, aged 49