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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-15
CHICAGO.
AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.
ATTEMPTED LYNCH LAW AT
ROCKFORD.
AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.

AGRICULTURAL CoSvxNTIoN.
CAIcAao, August l4.-A convention has
been called 70 meet in Chicago on the Gath
inst, 10 be composed Of the presidents Of
agricultural colleges, professors Of agricul.
ture and other persons in the United
States aud British provinces, who are en-.
gagged or interested in promoting agricui-
tunl science by experiments in fsld or
labratory, for the purpose Of organizing
consulting and cooperating In the great
work Of advancing the cause Of agricultur-
al knowledge and education especially by
experiments with similar crops, under
similar conditions, at all the agricultural
colleges in the country. The call is
signed by q number of the leading pro-
fessors of agricultural colleges in the
United States and Oanadas.
-r ATTEMPTED LYNCHrNG.
Several demonstrations have been made
pose Of seizing and lyncing negro who
committed rape on the little daughter. Of
Mr.. Walton, but none proved successful:
follow on Saturday. Sheriff Flynn swore
in as special deputies several men who
were engaged in the first attempt TO secure
the negro for the purpose OF iynchins
him.
The iron of the st. Paul and Chicago
railroad will all be laid by Wednesday
next, when through line between the two
cities will be completed with the exception
Of bridges at Wenora and Hastings, which
will be finished in September.
This morning At 10 o'clock the scaffolding
used in the erection Of an addition to the
high school, on which were Isaac Toolness
and Anson Peters, gave way and seriously
hurt them. HIfG .a Ebo. ul |.''
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ST. LOUIS.
MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A
80 STOCK DEALER.
ARREST OF THE HARRISBURG
.t. MURDERERS.
SELF pEsTRUoTIoN.

SELf DEbTRUOTIONs
ST.. Louis, August 14.-Ffank Hanse'
ler while supposed to be laboring under
delirium trenens yesterday, in Baden, six
miles north of this city, stabbed himself in
the abdomen and otherwise tilating
himself horribly, and then cut his throat.
He did notsever the jugular, however, and
ID still alive, but cannot recover.
M MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
Several days ago q stock dealer from
Illinois was picked up on the street in a
drunken condition and taken to house
on Fifth street Yesterday he returned to
the 81. Nicholas hotel suffering from ter
rible beating he had received, and yester-
day he died. A mystery envelopes the
case which will probably be unravalled at
the coroner's inquest
KILLED By THE CARS.
Thos. Mcconnell was run over and killed
by q railroad train near Sedalea, Mo-, last
Friday.
ARREST OF THE PIcKHBISos
The Cape Gsrdeau Argus says one day
last week Sheriff Albert arrested WIN. +.
Pickering and his two sons, james and
William, d short distance from Cape Cir
ardeau. These men are accused Of having
killed . man named Austin, near Harris
burg, Saline county, Illinois, on July 80.
The father made full confession to Sheriff
Albert. f.-
Al the invitation Of number Of promi-
nent citizens of this city, Senator Morton,
Of Indiana, will deliver an address to the
people here on Wednesday evening, on
the political issues Of the day.
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BY TELBGRAPH.
Reported especially Tor she Cairo hui
letin. Ten hours In sdvNuee of ~.
tonfs papers. ., ...r..s ,..-.
WASHINGTON.
---------------- ..
THE GENEVA = ARBITRATORS.
GEN. EXPERIMENTATION,
~ E.i.'e. ,t ETC. .5tt

WasmSoros, August IA despatch
from Minister Scbenck confirms the report
received by cable telegram, that Sir Alex
ander Cockburne, Lord Chief Justice of
Ensland, Is TO be arbitrator at Geneva,
under the treaty at Washington, and Sir
Kounde|l Palmer, counsel. ..
II Is now certainly known that the As
sistant Secretary Bancroft Davis is 10 be
agent for the United States. The British
agent has not yet been announced.
This government has as yet appointed
no counsel.
e. Charles C. Cran,an, Of New-York, is
employed to assist the agent for the
United States in preparing cases 10 be
brought before the tribunal. ..s
3 Robert s. Hall, of the state Of New
. York, agent and counsel on the part of the
United States for claims TO come before
the commissioners " set in Washington,
is now here on business connected with
his ONCE. Pirst Lisutonsnt James Carlin,
OF the first United States cavalry, having
been tried by court martial and found
guilty Of conduct prejudicions % good or
der and military discipline in having or
dered a soldier TO discharge his carbine at
target before which trumpeter Kelsey
was standing, and by which the trumpeter
was killed, has been dismissed from SER
vice.
Fo.' GES. SHERMAN
Leaves here tomorrow for . leisure trip to
Getty sburg and vicinity, in bis own car
YiAge, and before returning will probably y
visit President Grant at Long Branch. .
s1-s.. wRArHHs REPORT.
The barometer has risen alighty since
Sunday afternoon at the Pacific and Rocky
mountains stations, and remains stationary
north and west Of Missouri. 1t has fallen
in Wisconsin and Michigan, and threaten
ing weather Is reported from Southern
Wisconsin and Iowa. Rainy and cloudy
weather has contin ued in florida and South
CArolins, and are now reported from Louis
ana eastward Maximum tempeYaturehs has
extended from Missouri and Arkansas to
West Virginia. In West Virginia and
East Tennessee southeastly winds, with
partially cloudy and clear weather, have
prevailed, as also on the middle and east
Atlantic coasts.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably rise in the
n".sn~ ~a.,hs. Conditions are favorable for 10.
cal storms tonight in Wisconsin and ILL
nois, which will probably bc reported on
Tuesday afternoon over the same region
Light rains, IL any, will probably be ex.
psrienced tomorrow on the gulf coast and
an increased cioudiness, with generally
pleasant weather through out the Atlantic
states. ...
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MAYSVILLE, N. Y.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT EX-
PLOSION. .... ,
MANY KILLED AND WOUNDED,

MArsvILLE, N. Y, August A.-Thc
steamer Chautaugua exploded her boiler
this afternoon while wooding at Whitney's
landing, six miles below Maysville. The
dead SO far as known are Mrs. Hopkins
and daughter, residence unknown Henry
Cook, Of Cory, (coloredA barber at the
Chautaugua house; Mrs. Il. O. Cocheranc,
drowned; body not recovered, The in
jsred arc Mrs., Samuel niue 1 BsriholS%ew, %,s,S Of
N. Y; Cornelius Shay, Jamestown, N. Y;
Captain Murray, jamestown; w. +. Mil
Ter, Pittsburg, Pa; d. L. Crawford, Pitts
burg, Pa; Alfred Cradle, Allegheny City,
Pa; John Bemus, Bemus Point +. w.
Apshutz, Allegheny City, Pa; w. O..
Davis, CORY, Par Ida and Lizzie Ells
and Miss Hopkins, Cleveland, Ohio. The
boat Is badly wrecked. Several Of the in
jursd will probably die.
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LOUISVILLE.
SIR WALTER SCOTT CENTEN.
merry.
THE CROSSE POISONING CASE

LOUISVILLE, Aug. l4.-The st. Andrew
society, a Scottish organization in this city
will celebrate the centennial anniversary
of the birth of Sir Walter Scott, by festival
at the Masonic hall tomorrow evening.
DR.. Charles Crosse was before the city
court this morning on a charge of being
the cause of his wife's death by ill-treat-
ment, and probably by poison. The ex-
animation was postponed until this morn
ing.
His wife's stomach is being examined,
and the result will be given at the cxamn-
ing trial.
b. +. Wayne was arrested in this city
to-day by the United States detective, and
brought before United States Commits
sioner Beatty on the charge of forging
quartermaster's vouches. He was held to
bail in tho sum Of five thousand dollars to
appear at the October term of the United
States district court.
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FIRES.
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.
THREE CHILDREN PERISH IN
THE FLAMES.
TWO WOMEN AND A BOY
BURNED TO DEATH AT
JERSEY CITY.

AT JERSEY CITY.
NEw-YoRK, August l4.-The wife, son,
and niece of Hank Smith were found in
the fire in Jersey City yesterday. The
bodies of the two women have been recov-
cred.
Mckee, of the Arm of Durancy & Nc
Kee, has been arrested for arson.
AT YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.
CINCINNATI, August l4.-The buildings
known as the Bernett row, at Kingstown,
Ohio in which eight families resided, were
burned Saturday night.
The children of John Williams perished
in the flames.
Lewis Eckert, Brakeman was run over
and killed at Coshocton on the Pan-Han-
die railroad yesterday.
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PITTSBURG.
FIREDAMP EXPLOSION IN A
COAL SHAFT.
TWENTY MEN IMPRISONED
BEHIND THE DEBRIS.

PITTsBuRa, Pa August l4.--A fire.
damp explosion occurred this morning in
Eagle shaft, in which d. Davis was in
stantly killed and twenty workmen inn
prisonsd behind the debris, with no means
Of escape till cleared away. The men are
probably dead or will DO dead before they
can be reached.
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XENIA, OHIO.
NOMINATION..

XENIA, o., August l4--John Little, re-
publican, was nominated for representa-
tive from this county, after one of the
most spirited contests ever witnessed here
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TERRIBLE VOLCANIC ERUP.
TION.
A WHOLE ISLAND DEPOPU.
LATED.
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY
PERSONS SWEPT AWAY.
NEWS FROM CAPT. HALL, THE
ARTIC EXPLORER.
TRIAL OF GUSTAVE COURBET
... PROGRESSING.
NEWFOUNDLAND.

ST.. JOINS, Newfoundland, Aug. IA,
The Swedish gunboat, Ingerd, arrived
here yesterday. At Halstemberg, Dan.
ish port in Jutland, the Ingerd left the
American Artic ship, Polaris, which had
on board the expedition commanded by
Capt. Hall. The Polaris arrived at Halls
temberg on the Slst Of July. Capt. Hall
intended to remain at Halstemberg until
the 4th of this month for the Congress, but
should tho latter not have arrived at that
date, tho Pularis was TO have left for Disco
there to await the Congress.
The commander of the Ingerd brings
dispatches from Capt. Hall for the secre'
tary of the navy, which so forward by
mail
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COLUMBUS, 0.
ARREST OF MRS. COLBURN.

COLUMBUS, o., August l4.-Mrs. r. II.
Colburn will be arrested tomorrow on
charge poisoning Butienbarger. She will
be admitted to bail till Monday when u
preliminary examination will commence.
This arrangement was made between the
counsel Of all parties to-day.
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PHILADELPHIA.
THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
FIVE THOUSAND NOT AC-
COUNTED FOR.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug li,--Tho Evening
Bulletin Of this afternoon contains the ex-
position of the alleged defaultcation of the
collector Of tho Pennsylvania war claims
of the general government, amounting
with interest TO over $365,000 which have
not been accounted for.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-15
LITTLE ROCK.
DAVIDSON COMPLETES HIS
ONE HUNDRED HOURS.

LITTLE Rock, August 14.-Davidson,
the pedestrian, completed his 100 hours
walk, stopping only two hours and TWEEN
ty-eight minutes. He carried black
smiths anvil, weighing Ill pounds, every
twelve hours for half an hour, and walked
backwards one.half hour in each twelve.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-15
uoTTESToTs sE
3 u Q FL u.
lFron the Dispensary Of the United states.l
DIOsMA CRENATA-RUCHU LEAVES.

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Practical Analytical Chemist 594 Broadway "
and Oi South Tenth ST. Philadelphia Pa Sold by Druggists everywhere
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BULLETIN BUILDING. WAsHIN GTON A.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, August IA.
FLOUR-Extremely dull. Prices NOM
inaly unchanged.
WHEAT-Frm for choices other
grades unchanged. Inspected No. 4, Sl.O4;
No. 8, $l.lO; No. 2, Sl.25. BY sample
No. 3, sold $l.08al.l0; No. 2, Sl.l7si23.
CORN-Dull and easier. No. 2, mixed,
ilc No. 9, yellow AZ; white, 45ci bulk
mixed, 3ja47c; yellow, 4s, white soc, sack
ed.
OATS-Closed lower and unsettled
Mixed 3la33c in bulk; 36a37lc, sacked.
BARLEY-Quiet. Prime spring 30.
RYE-Unchanged. 57a60c for prime
TO choice.
PORK--IIeld firm but demand limited
Sl3.00al325 for jobbing and order lots.
BACON-Firm. Sholders, loose packed
6iaGI; clear rib 73s clear sides sass.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, August IA.
FLOUR--In demand; Xxx 81 80, Xxx
Sc s7I@7.
CoRN-Quiet mixed G5c, yellow Csc.
white 7Oc.
OATS-Quict prime 50c.
HAY.-Unchanged
BRAN--Firmer, 81 10.
GORh-Sli 20.
BACON-Quiet but armat &c, rib st6G
SIC, sides SIC.
LARD-Unchanged.
SUGAR--Quiet common 9l@l0sc, yell
low clarified 12le.
WHISKY-Dull at 90cC1$l.
COFFEE-Firm at 14l@15lc.
STERLING-l23, sight t@g.
GOLD-ll2@ll2l.
CINCINNATI.
CISCINNATI, August IA.
FLOUR-Steady; family, S5.4O@5.65
WHEAT-Steady al Sl.l2@l.l5.
RYE-Firm at 65 to zoe. ...
WHISKY-Firni, and advanced to sSc
PROVISIONS-Fair. but rather unset
| tied.
POBK--Mess sold at $3.50, but is hclt
at $1,000.
LARD-.l3c.
BULK MEATS-Held at 5lc, CT, 6sc
and &c, but shoulders and rough sides
sold 5lc to Gle; bacon held at 6ic, 7tc, and
7ic 80 hhds. clear sides sold at 7ic; clear
rib, 7lc; sales of sides for September at I
to 73c, at the sellers option.
nchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
INSURANCE,
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ENGLAND.

FEARFUL VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
LONDON, August IA dreadful cal
amity visited the small Island of Togo
lanndc, in Malay, Archipelago, abou,
thirty miles northeast Of the Island OF
Celebes, by an outburst of a volcano. The
rumbling was accompanied by convulsion'
Of the sea, and wave forty yards in
height, which swept every human being
and, all cattle and horses from the Island
The number of persons lost is stated to be
four hundred and tfty.
VIC UNDER THE WEATHER.
Queen Victoria is indisposed.
FRANCE.
TRIAL OF GUsTAvE CoURBET.
VERSAILLES, August 1.-THE defense
Of Gustave Courbet, which was submitted
to court martial to-day, is to the effect
that he joined the communists for the
purpose of endeavoring to effect paciiica-
tion between its members and the Yer
sailles authorities, and that to his personal
eXertions was due the saving of many an
object Of art from destruction during the
seige Of Paris.
DENMARK.
THE CHOLERA.
COPENHAGEN, August l4.-Most strin-
gent precautionary measures have been
adopted and will be enforced by the Dan
ish government, for the prevention of the
introduction of the cholera into that
country.
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BASE BALL.
AT OGDENSBURG.

OGDESsBuRG, August l4.--Thc Forest
City base ball club, Of Rockford, played n
game here, to-day, with the Maple City
club, of this place. The game was called
after the fifth inning, when the score stood,
Forest City, 7s Maple City 0.
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PUBLIC NOTION.

Whereas, William r. Burke and Rossnna Burke
ms wiie, d'd on the y2d day Of June, A. d. Iss3,
execute their certain mortgage or deed Of trust
IN mentioned, which deed Of trust WAS duly &C.
knowledged and recorded in book "D' pages sa3
ana SA IN the recorders office OF Alexander coun-
IN the payment Q: said notes., Now, therefore,
Will Sa ids Prdsv o b ae ss, o9
ISL, at the front door Of the court house OF Al.
exsnder county, State ol Illinois, n o'clock OF
said day proceed 70 sell the following deecribsd
property, situate lying in the city Of Csiso 70 VII;
Lots numbered seventeen (ly1, eighteen CS),
nineteen l9) in block nfty Hour (o4), = the sssns
Taylor and Davis, the same being described in
sad deed OF trust, for cash in hand 70 the hishsst
bidder, and WI execute 70 the purchaser OF pur.
chasers deed for the AAme.s
ELlzABRTH q. HAYuIG.
July 2stb. lS7I. US0Wtd.
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sSLadies' and children's hair cut and sham.
pooed, either at the shop or at their own homes.
~Gentlemen'a whiskers and hair dyed in
eientlhc manner. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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W. II. MORRIS, II. II. CANDEE
Notary Public, No. Plb and L. g. Com.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-06-21
ROAD MATTERS.

PETITIONS. For vacating road from
Bloom hotel property to Anderson creek,
in Bloom township. Viewers, S. Nj. Clarke,
B. B. Hartshorn. Geo Bloom.
For vacating and supplying road from
Mrs. Abel Brock land to Fred Shaffer 5,
in Brady township. Viewers, VIM. Schwem,
NJ. Luther, George Kirk.
For private road from W. Lord to the
public road leading from Utahviile, in Bee
cara township. Viewers, H. B. Wright,
VIM. Riddle, Joseph NJ. Smith.
For road from Clear6eld and Frenchvile
road, at q point between Congress Hill
school house and Leconte's Mills to II.
Bumbarger's on road leading from James
Irwin dam to Grahamton, in Girard tp.
Viewers, John L. Cutie, Adam Gearhart,
Charles Mignot.
For road from New Washington Boro'
to Burnside, in Burnside township. View
ers, Thomas W. Moore, David Bell, j. l..
Patchen.
For review of private road, with authori-
ty to change and vacate, in Lawrence town
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Court Proceedings.
CIVIL LIST.


A. H. Franciscus & Co. VS. S. w. Thomp-
son, def't, JAS Forrest, garnishee, and Eliz-
abeth Thompson def Attachment sur
Execution. Tried Verdict for plaintiff
the Court reserving right to reverse at Sep
tember term.
A Harter VS. J. W Lewis, det't, and j.
L. Nef, Garnishee. sur exc
cution. Tried. Verdict for defendant.
NJ v French VS. Bourneman and Mack
Summons in assumpsl;. Tried. Verdict
for plaintiff in the sum of 1923 46.
W. w Irwin vs. d. Hensall and G. II.
Lytle. Appeal by defendants. Tried. Yer
diet for plaintiff for $l35 &c.
Jacob c. Snyder VS. G. H. Lytle.-Sum-
mons in debt Tried Verdict for plaintiff
for $T00 co.
G. d. GoodfeIlow, use Hoops, Weaver &
Co. vs. Joseph Brchield and B. Spackman.
Sci. IA to revive mechanics lien. Tried.
Verdict for Goodfellow for 1923 79.
Thomas NJ Quilkin vs.. George Merrell.-
Appeal. Jury called. Plaintiff voiunta-
rily suffers non suit.
G. Ly dick vs. ID. T. Smith.-Case upon
promises Defendant confessed Judgment
for costs.
All the other cases in the civil list were
continued
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Local Corresuondenee.

Our BAND-For the last two weeks our
band has paraded the streets, discoursing
music sweet enough to soothe any savage.
We have good band, and ought to be
proud Of our native talent but we don t do
our duty by it. When eighteen or twenty
young men are willing to sacrifice their own
amusement for our entertainment, we ought
at least do something in evidence OF our APP
probation of their talent and industry. Our
neighboring towns are furnishing their bands
with uniforms and other equipments, and
our band is just as good, if not a little
'gooder' than any band in the interior of
the State, at least this is the verdict of COM
petent judges. We all like music, and it is
rs little as we could well do, to furnish them
with the necessary instruments and music.
We all desire to see the band prosper, aud
unless we assist them financially it will
eventually go down. Some Of our citizens
have contributed literally, even more than
their share. but others who are just as fond
of music, and listen 10 and enjoy it as often,
don contribute at ALL Now, in order to
use all alike, aud give all an opportunity Of
contributing to its support, the band will
serenade three evenings each week FOR the
pur pose Of receiving contributions. Then,
let US all prove our appreciation of good
music, and make the band perfect success
and fixed institution Of our town.
CITIZEN.
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ship. Viewers, j. i. Cutie, VIM. Brown
George Hail.
For the vacation of road from Mays 10
mouth of Potts run, in Knox township.
Viewers, Thomas W Moore, Conrad Baker,
BENZ. Roberts
For public read from Houtzdae to Pu
seyvile in Woodward township. Viewers,
f. L. Lingle, DIR. Good, Harry Goss.
For a road from Chest creek at James
Curry's along division line of II. Gallagher
and w H. Wagoaer. to branch of Glen
connei road near j. johnson barn, in Chest
township Viewers, j. NJ. Cummings, c.
Wcrrell, l.. Boice.
CONFIRMED ABSOLUTE road from III.
L. Weber's on Jefferson county line to near
H. Anthonys, in Brady township.
A road from near J. w. Bells to road
near John Snyder 5, in Bell township.
A road from bridge across Chest creek to
turnpike bstween Ansonviile and Lumber
city, in Chest aud Ferguson townships.
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NEW TOWNSHIPS, ETC.


CONFIRMED NJ. sI.-A road from near
Jacob WIse's to near Jacob illegal 5. IN
Morris and other townships.
A road from David Ways to public road
near Thos Bloom S, in Pike township.
A road from pear Summit turnpike to
school house at VIM. Jehnston's in Gra-
ham township.
Review of road from bridge across VIII
son 5 run to near a. b. Barrett's IN Chest
township.
a road from Punxsutawney turnpike to
road near John Leis' farm, in Brady tp.
Review of road from ID. Ream' S saw mill
to Coal Hill road near Ii. Knarr's in Brady
township.
Review of road leading from R. Halls to
John Welch's, in Pike township.
A road from township line near I.ltz 5
fording to road near Wilson Hoover's, in
Boggs township.
To vacate and supply road from near John
Kings to line of Cherrytree Borough near
Thomas O Briens, in Burnside township.
Petition for the erection of a new town
ship out of parts of Bell. Penn and Fergu-
son townships. Viewers, S. +. McClosky,
John Patton, VIM. Mcbride.
Petition for the erection Of AZ lndepend
ent school district, in Pike township. Com.
missioners. H. b. Thompson, B. B. Thomp-
son, Daniel Faust
Petition for the appointment of a Super
visor in Bell township. Court appointed
Arthur Bell.
Confirmed absolutely the report of the
Commissioners to establish the line between
Boggs and Decatur townships.
Confirmed ni 81, the Independent school
district out of part of Lawrence township.
Confirmed nj. ST., annexing OF Ii. j.
Meade's farm to Goshen township for school
purposes.
Confirmed nj. ST. bridge across the Sus
quehanna river, in Pike township.
Confirmed nj ST., bridge across the Sus
nuabonu, river naar 4 RaI's in Reil IN
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DIED:

On Monday. June lst, 1871, ELIZABETH
EMMA, daughter of William and Eveline
Anderson, aged 10 years. month and 22
DAYS. She is gone like a fower-gone in
the morning OF youth. And there is no
night there.
At his residence in Lawrence township,
on Tuesday. June 18th, 1871, JAMES A.
REED, aged 76 years, | month and 10 days
Mr.. X. was one of our oldest and most re-
spected citizens, and his death is deeply
mourned by his large circle of relatives, and
many friends. Peace to his remains.
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Co-Partnership in Store.

C. A. Rorobangh having associated with him
in the Mercantile business, in Lewisville, Clear
field county, Mr.. C. II. McCrscken, solicits
tnuance of the patronage so generously extended
heretofore
Having just returned from the eastern cities
their stock emtI aces a large and varied assort-
ment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, and in fact nearly. everything usu-
ally kept in acountry store, which they will sell
st prices to suit the times.
Country produce taken in exchange for goods
c. A. RoRoBAUGH.
May Is, '7o-tf C R MoCRACKEN.