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OUTRAGFS IN GEORGIA.

From the New York Time [Rep.l Oct. S.
There could not be a more convincing
proof OF the rooted hostility of the Dem
ocrats and their allies, to the equal
rights ofthe colOred race, than the course
the parry has taken in Georgia. The
Legislature being strongly democratic,
changed the time Of election from No
Yember to October, and required the
production of a receipt for the poll-tax
OflS7I as a condition precedent to vO-
ting. This provision of law was inten-
ded to cut of the negro vote in TWO ways.
First, it was known that the negroes
would be very likely to have lost the tax
receipt OF the previous year and could
only obtain a duplicate of it from Demo-
cratic officials and, second, the election
was taken out of the operation of the
law for the enforcement OF the Four
teenth Amendment, n the KuKlux
were left free from all fear of punish
ment for terrorism, except under State
laws e., entirely free. The way hay
ing been thus paved, the scheme of dis
reimbursement was boldly carried out.
The polling places were made few in
~number-in Savannah only foul were
provided fora -OteO OF eight thousand and
these all in the same building. The
polls were surrounded by armed Demo
Gratis, anu the a were patrOlled by
Democratic Sabre Clubs q ov,rawe
the negroes. Tie voters were required
by the election officers not only 10 pro
duce the recei Is required 10y law, but
70 swear that they had paid a poll tax
every veal emancipation. In sOm
cases, the day before election, the bonds
men of the tax collector surrendered
his bond, leavII 3 no one qualified to
give necessary receipts. Not content
with this, in canvasslng The votes, whole
precincts,- where the Republican vote
was heavy, were thrown out Tor trivial
causes, or Tor no eau o atall. In Macon,
as our readers are already informed, the
cOlored men were driven away from the
polls by pistol shots and brick bat>, two
OF their number being murdered
right, and others severely wounded.
We call the attention OF all who be-
lieve that equal rights for all form the
only safe basis of government in this
country, 10 the evidence afforded by
Georgia as TO the intent of the modern
Democracy on this point. If unchecked
Democratic rule II Georgia gives rise TO
arbitrary and violent Acknowledgement
of the negroes, as of old, and this crime
is screened by Mr.. Greeley's personal
organ, what may be expected if Mr.,
Greeley and the Democrats should come
into the possession OF the National GOV
eminent? II we have insisted for seven
I wears on a reconstruction Of the South
ern States that should give security to
all men, in all their rights, is it worth
while to surrender the country to a par
" that shows an advance that it despises
and hates one half the Southern voters,
and will deprive them OF all their RICH Is
when itFegaius power?
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nUBLIC SALE.

DAAS GALL
III The undersigned viii offer for sale at
P~Olic aucti"n, at the late residence of II.
=. Robbins. deed. in the village OF Newton
Falls, Ohio, on Wednesda, Nov O, 1872. the
personal pr perry of decd. consisting OF l
stallion. Billy Gold Dust,"I extra good 5
year old Gray Mare. l extra gUod 4 year old
slack Mare. l five year old Bay Horse, ex-
ira Ioadster. 2heavy WORK Horses. o Colts,
Two aud three years old. 3 Colts, 1 year old.
aspiring Colts. nearly all Of Abdsllah stock;
three scaled platform spring Wagon. new; .
two horse wagons. Excelsior Fire Extin-
guisher, new: one-third OF Threshing Ma
chine; Aetna Reaper and Move 0ulKy
Rake. Buckley e Drtll, Iron Sale, 8 sets doub-
lie Harness Robes. Blankets, PIows, Har-
rows, CulIivatOrs,3 Cows, light trotting sui
key, about 40 tons Of Hay, and a great va
rieiy OF other articles. sale to commence
promptly al 9 a. m.
Terms-Purchases amounting to three
dollars or less, to be paid In cash above
that sum. notes at eight Month with two
good sureties viii be taken.
B. II. ROBBINS.
f. o. WADSWORTH,
Administrators
P. II. BEAN, Auctioneer.
Oct 23-2t
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7 FGAL NOTICE.

IIn Prubate Court OF Trumbuu County,
state OF Ohio.
P~ainesviile & Youngstown Rail Road Co.
vs.. Warren Iddings, Henry A. Iddings,
William I. Iddings Elizabeth Iddtngs. May
Iddings Forrest Iddings. Frank lodtngS. ct
al. Henry 4. lddings. who is supposed TO
reside in tue Stale OF Nebraska, William L.
Iddings whose residence is unknown,t liza
b tn Iddiugs, May Iddlngs, Forrest lddlngs,
and Frank Idungs whO reside in Merger
County. in the State OF Penna.. will a
notice, that the o named PatneSvillsS
Youngstown Railroad Company, on the 18th
day OF October. a. u. 1872. hled their pvl-
ton In the Probate Court Of said county
praN ing for the proper proceedings toe n
dunn and appropriate CERTAIN lands, OF
which Orlando Morgan holds the title anu
possession. as Trustee, and IN which defen-
dants have an nterest-situate in Lot No.
81, IN the township Of How and. in saiu
Ounty. Tor the purpOse-Of right OF way IN
the construction OF their rail road. The
quantity OF land sought TO be appropriated
n this preceding being one aud SS-lO0O
'"res, and IS FULLY described in said petit
ito L..
said petition will be for hearing on the
IN day Of . &c. 1872. at 10 o'clock, a. IN al
4hich lime you are notified to appear and
ieieud in sad action or judgment VIII be
aiken As pray I'd foT in said petition.
TAYLOR y JONES, Atty's
For gainesville & Youngstown X. X. Co.
Oct D. IS72-6t
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GHERIFF7S SALE in Partition.
Orhe STATE OF Ohio, Tr1mbun County, IS.
Frederick F. King m In P PTynn Com
Albert N. King, ct. all
By virtue of an order Of sale In Partition
issued out Of the court OF Common Pleas OF
TrumbuIl Co., Ohio, in the above named
case, TO me directed and delivered. ! shall
expose to public sale at the IGOR of the
Court House IN the city Of Warren, o.. on
Saturday, Nov. 18th, A. ID. 1872,
at ten O'Clock. A. NJ. of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements, situ-
ate in the county of Trumbull. and state of
OHIO, being part of original Lot No. p, in
The township of Rowland, and now within
the corporate limits Of the city Of WarreL,
Trumbull county, Ohio, bounded on the
north by Market ST, on the east Oy lands
Set OF to Joseph King, but in fact owned by
Rebecca King; south by lands belonging to
the estate of samuel Chesney. decd, and on
the west by Chestnut ST.; subject to dover
estat of Rebecea KING in part of said land,
to-wit: Beginning at the southwest corner
line oflands Of Samuel Chesney, at his de-
cease. twelve rods; thence north parallel
with Chestnut St., nine rods enc west
parallel with the south line twelve rods to
the east line OF Chestnut ST.; thence south
on Chestnut St., nine rods TO place Of be-
ginning. Appraised at 3. Terms Cash.
q. W. DICKINSON, Sherid.
Sherins Office. Warren. o.. Oct, Is. lS72-5t
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TIE RRSTLT is INDIAN.

The electionin Indiana may be called
q tie. The Republicans have carried
The Legislature-which carries the cleo
ton OF United States SenatOr-and all
the State ticket except the Governor
By electing the Lieutenant Governor
shey have secured the presiding officer
ofthe Senate. The substantial fruits of
The victory are theirs. The moral effect
of this election on that in November
zvould seen 10 be on the SIDE of the par
~ which carried its substantial fruits I;
and the more so when we consider the
effect of the Republican victories in
OHIO and Pennsylvania, which show
that the Greeley game is hopeless.
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dissolution OF PARTNER
DSHIP. Notice is hereby given, that the
pxrtnership lately subsisting between AL
bert r. Gales and Charles K. Delin, of the
city OF Warren, Ohio. under the firm Of
Gates & Delin was dissolved on the first day
OF October, A. ID. 1872, by mutual CONSENT
All debts owing to the said partnership are
to be received by said Albert R Gates, ana
all demands on said partnership are to be
presented 70 nIm for payment.and by agree
ment this day made, he is to pay the same.
ALBERT r. GATES,
CHAS. K, DELIN.
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hIV II r. z
Boarding and Sale Stable.

THE undersigned having purchased
the Interest NfPeter Fulk in the new sta
ne m the rear of the National House. are
0reDared To accommodate their patrons with
new e-ouipages, OF all varieties, single and
doubie, All OF the newest STYLES and finnish.
"0J" ~HN"%~
Is all in good condition, and viii be let at
reasonable rates. Hearse and carriages ur-
nisbsd for funerals. The best Of care given
70 boarding stock. BARTLETT & HERZOG.
May "a IsII-tf
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The Straight out Democrats Of Penn
sylvanIa met Wednesday at Harrisburg
aud adjourned, Cd the recommendation
of their Stale Executive committee that
there was no necessity for the nomina-
ton of an ELECTORAL ticket.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

fharIss l. Willis. Jr, whose residence
= unknown, is hereby notified, hat Allen
Waldorf. Of tn county OF Trumbuu n
state OF ohio. did. on the 2lSt day VI June,
lST2 dle his petition 4 the COurt Of Com
mon Pleas, for the county and state afOre-
said. az inst the said Charles O.. Willis. Jr..
settling forth that thesaid ILLS is indebted
to him upon a prumiSSOry nOIe given by said
Willis t0one James HaDey. which the q
WALDORF was compelled to pay. and did pay
as surety on said note, and that said Wills
Is indebted TO him thereon in the sum or
sIIO,O co and interest from the 9th day of April
lS7E Plaintiff prays for judgment against
in said action. aud has Issued
out ofsaid Court an order OF attachment In
sa q artiOn. on which the interest in certain
lands In BrookdeId OF the sid Willis, have
been attached. The "a Willis Is therefore
required to appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the 18th day OF November,
A. D. 1872 TAlLOk q JONhS,
oct. l6- lST2-6t. Atty's for Waldorf.
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Sale of BIoOded Stock,

TT B. ING NECESSARY 70 rent
lmy farm for q time, 1 viii Onsr my entire
LeTd OF short Horns for sale. on the tarm
one mile south aud One-half mile east OF the
center of GuStavus, TrumOull county. ONO,
on Thursday, the 7thday OF November next,
commeuclns al luo'clOck. The Herd consists
Buckeye B y 49,, one year old Bull JAIL
Z months; 10 head of breeding. Cows and
HeiferS; 1 Steer aud 4 Heifer Calves; I pair
mai he'd. fancy heavy yearlingsfeers; head
or sheen. Also pure bred Berkshire Hogs,
OF different ages will also offer one nve
wear old Wagner Mare. yeariing Hamble-
tOnian Horse Coll. set heaNy Farm Har-
ness. one single Harness. 2 Buggtes, one
new A liberal credit. Terms made known
on day Of sale. DWIGHT ROBERTS.
] W. CHAsE AuctiOneer-
Oct I6. lsll-3Lr
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Tuesday afternoon a railway train ran
into a street car at Paterson, n. J.. iniur-
ing q lady, breaking the arm OF James
Freeman, of Chicago. and badly soaring
be other passengers.
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& LOT FOR SALE.

III OOoG q LOL EOLG OALGs
III The undersigned offers his property
lul >ale, pleasantly situated. In the VIII
lage of Braceville, consisting of nine and
One-half acres OF land, never falling spring
of water: a very good and convenient story
and a hall house. good well Of soft water,
plenty OF fruit and good barn. There is also
on the place a large cOmmodiOus shop. b
above property Will be sold either with or
without the shop. TO suit the wants of the
purchaser, ana at a price which will be a
consideration to one wishing to procure
himself a home. For farther particulars
enquire of Henry stowe, at the late resi-
dence Of Calvin Stowe, decd. of Braceville,
Trumbun county, Ohio.
GEORGE sTOWE.
Oct q Is79-3ts
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

REAL ESTATE.
IN pursuance Of An order granted by the
Probate Court of Trumbuu count Ohio. I
viii offer for sale at public auction, on sat
urday, the I'd day OF Nov, 1872, between the
hours OF 10 o'clOck.a m, and u O'Clock noon
upon the premises. the following described
real estate: Situatein the township OF
hington, county Of Trumbuu and Stale OF
Ohio. to-wit: Parcel LIST has been assigned
to the widow as her dover, and Is situated
in Lot No. 50, and bounded north by center
Of highway; east by lands of David Kee-
Ter, and south by land Of Burton; west by
lands Of VIM. Smith. containing % acres
Appraised. subject to dover, at 800. Parcel
%, situated in Lot No. 40, and bounded south
by highway; east by lands Of David Keefe-;
north by other lands Of ]. Gleich's estate /;
west by lands OF Melissa Hitcheock's heirs,
containing 10 acres; appraised, free ofdow-
er. at $40
Parcel Sd. in Lot No. 40, bounded north by
Parkma road, east by lands OF David Kee-
fer, south by parcel No ,; west by and Of
Melissa HttchcOck'S heirs, VIM. Gambler.
and j. M Stuu- Containing 81 acres; ap-
praised. free of dOwer,at $3.50. Parcels 2 and
SSOld free Of dover, being all the and own
cd by John Gleieh. in SOuthingtOn, at the
time of his decease.
Terms of Sale.-One-third in hand one
third in n year ana one-thirdin two years
from day of sale. with interest; deferred
payments to be secured bV mortgage upon
the property sold. JNO. F. HITCHCOCK,
Adm 7 Of o Gleieh, decd
SouthingtOn, Oct. 2f ls72-4t
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NEW E MUSIC.
~ Eight Little Scamps.
Dance OF the Haymakers-
AWaking OF the Birds.
Drops OF Dew.
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The Omcial Vote.

Official returns have been received
from all the counties in Ohio and show
the following Republican msjorities for
state officers:
For Secretary Of State, Allen Wikof
14,O55 majority.
For Supreme Judge, John WEIGH, 10,
$50 majority.
For Member Of Board of Public
Works, Richard P. Porter, 1886 ma
.jority.
The total vote cast for secretary of
state is = O,OS7, the largest vote ever cast
in Ohio for any officer
The following are the congressman
elected in the various districts of the
state and their respective majorities:
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T EGAL NOTICE,

1.-the State OF Ohio. Trumbun County, IS.
a. the Court Of Common Pleas,
HoratiO p. Kile, Plaintiff, VS.. Nathan NJ.
Smith, Defendant.
The defendant, NatLsn NJ. Smith, whose
place OF residence is unknown, will take
notice. that the plaintiff, HOratIO p. Kile,
IN the county OF Irumbull and State OF o.,
did, ON the 10th nay o. Srptember,A. ID. 1872.
nle ms petition and affidavit for Attachment
Ia the Court OF Common Pleas within and
ior said county of Trumbull, and state Of
Ohio, against salt defendant, setting forth
that on the 18th day Of October, A. ID. 1885
said defendant made his certain promissory
note of that date, and delivered the same To
u. l. kile. and due in Two years after date,
for the SUN OffOrty-tWO dollars with interest
that said g. L. kile sold and delivered
said note to the plaintirf, that an order OF
Attachment has been issued in said case
aud asking for a Judgment against said de-
fendant for said SUN OF 40 aud interest,
and that the real estate at ached in this
case, be sold to satisfy said judgment and
costs. And the said is notified
that he is required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the 2lst day Of
December, A. ID. 1872.
HORATIO p. KILE.
By r. w. Ratlin, his Atty.
Oct, o, IS72-6t.
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Total. Is Republicans, 6 Democrats,
and l Liberal.
In addition to the above, o. J.. Dodds'
Democrat, was elected to fill vacancy in
Hamilton county.
In Analysing the vote it was found
that in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus.
Toledo and Dayton. large cities where
the whIskey interest was brought to
bear, the Democratic vote was increased,
but in the rural counties there were uni
form Republican gains.
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OHERIFF'S SALE

~ The state OF Ohio, OountJ' >.
NJ. GrOgan {. Ia
vs. fColumOn AAeS
Geo Rudge.Adm'r ct. all
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued q
OF the Court of Common Pleas OF IIun-
mil Co. Ohio. in the above named case,
10 me directed and delivered have teVied
upon and shall offer AZ public sale az q
door OF b Court House in the city OF War
rem, Ohio, on
Saturday. November l6, A. ID. 1879,
at IL O'Clock, a. m. OF said day, the following
real estate. situate in the county Of Irum-
mil and state OF OHIO. tO-w1t: Lot No. 90,
in Henry BurneLt's addition to the village
OF Niles. Trumbull county, Ohio, which said
lot is bound q and described as tolloWs:-
East BY the Hunter harm $50 called vest by
Glover st south by lands OF Henry Burnett;
north by Lot No 81 in said Burnett addi-
ton; said lot being fifty feet rOnto on Glover
street n extending back about one nun
dred and thirteen feet.
Appraised at -. Terms, Cash
G. W. Dickinson, sheriff.
sherifrs ONCE. Warren, o., Oct, 10, lS72-5t
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ESTATE of Calvin Stowe, decd.
LNotice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrator
on tine estate OF Cal in Stowe. late OF Brace
willie, rrumbull county. decd.
GEORGE STOWE, Admir-,
Braceville, o. Oct. -, lST2 SEs
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CPECIAL MASTER COMMITS
DSIONER'S SALE.
The state of Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
John NJ. Stul, In Trumbu0
VS.. SCommon Pleas.
E ParkE- ef. q

VS.. fCOHmOn Pleas
B. F. Parks. ct. al.
By virtue OF an order of sale issued oul
OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbull
Co. ohio, in the above named case, to me
directed and delivered, / have levied upon
and shall expose to public sale, on the premi-
sen, on
Saturday, Nov. 18th, A. ID. 1872,
at oneo'clock, p. m, OF said day. the follow
ing described real estate, together with all
fixtures connected with saiu premises, to-
wit: Situate in the township Of Warren,
county Of TTumbull, ard tate OF Ohio 9nd
known as being part Of Lot No. = In the
original survey Of laid township, bounded
as follows: Commencing at "a point on the
south side Of Water ~ at tue northwest
corner Of lands owned by Mrs S~hOenberger,
thence running sOuthel ~ along MIR Sheen
berger's west line 3jo To- east two hundred
and twenty three t2SD feet TO a stake. and
stone; thence nUrth-westeTly one ndre
and hfty-seven feet Q5D to a stake; thence
north $40 one undred and siXfy-Sevtn
Q6D fret to a stske and tones set a q south
side OF said Water St.; thence east along the
south side Of Wafer 81 n hundred and Tor
ty-TwOand a half O4210 feet.
Appraised at s.. Terms Cash
Also. at the above mentioned time and
place. shall sell the following described
personal pr lPerty. tO-wit: One Engine and
connections, one Boiler, Skating and Pull
two Tapping Lathes, Counter Shaft. Pulleys
&C. six cutting Heads, One Cutting Head,
one Trimming Lathe, one Pointing Lathe,
one Wash. one Grindstone, Shafts and Pull
Platform Scale, Betting, Two Heading Ma
chimes. Forge for heading. Fan Pulleys and
Pipes, Rolling Borles, Shafting. Pulleys-
Terms Cash q. W. DICKINSON,
Special Master Commissioner.
Sherih7s ONCE. Warren. o.. Oct ID. Is'z-ot
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OHERIFF'S SALE
- The state Of Ohio. Trumbull County. IS.
vs. fmOn Pleas.
Ansora Hayes, ct. al
By virtue Of an order of sale issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, of Trumbull
County, Ohie, in he above named case, tOm n
directed and delivered, I have levied upon
and shall expose to public sale, at the door
of the Court House in the city Of Warren,
Ohio. on
Saturday, November 18th, A. d. 1879,
at ten o'clock a. m. OF said day. the follow
ing real estate: ituste in the township Of
Fowler. county Of Trumbull. and state u
Ohio, and bounded as fOllown, tO-Wtt:-
Known as part OflOt No. hfty-six (56) in said
township; on the west by the west line Of
said township; on the north BY the east n
west rOad, kn.wn as the Mud street Road
the east by lands OF Orvtlle Hayden, and
the south by lands OF said Orvllle Hay-
den, containing thirty-seven acres Of land,
more or less.
Appraised at t.. Terms Cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, sheriff.
By ). f. Bartlett. Deputy.
sherifrs Office, Warren. o. Oct. Is lS32-5t
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JNO. P. DEAN,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
HAIR w A e e

American, English and German Cutlery,
Spencer q Nicholson Files; DissJOn's saws,
and BOynton's lightning saws; Beatty &
YerKe's & Piumb's Hatchets; Eastern Manu-
features and Pittsburgh Novelty Locks and
Latches; Mann's. L~ipplncOtL's n CRAFTS
Axes mes aud ROwIands S~nOvels; Black
smiths Tools; ohio Tool Co.'s Planes; coil,
Trace aud other chains: New London W. b.
Globe, National and other Horse Nails /;
Fire Irons. stands. ShOvelS and POkers;
Practical Clothes Wringers. and a full line
OF general Hardware AT the LODsst Market
Rdtes. Agents for PARK Bros. & Co.'S steel.
Oct 3, IS72-6m-
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C.B.DARLING. L. P, GLIDER
DARLING &c GLIDER,
DEALERS IN

ANTHRACITE, CAMEL. YOUGHIOGHEST,
CHURCH HILL, 4 MINERAL RIDGE
Coal and Slack. Delivered to any part Of
the city at the lowest current rates.
ONCE on west side of Main ST.; Sd door
north Of MahOning Depot. Also Agents for
the TALMAHGE OF Der PIPE co.
- Terms-Cash on Delivery.
Feb q. IS72
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MAP OF PALESTINE.

ESTATE OF Horace McMaster,
Edec'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed n qualified as administrator
on the estate OF Horace Mcaaster, decd,
late of Trumbull Co., Ohio.
Vienna, o.. Oct. %. Is72-3t.
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WARREN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. %, 1879.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09
praths.

At ST. Johnsbury, July % Harry Truman, only
child of Henry W. and Sarah Jane Wright, aged
year months and - DAYS
At st. Johnsbury. August l. George Franklin
aged years and months only child of Benz r
and Nancy ;. Rollins
AT 81. Johnsbury, August = of dysent-ry Wal
ter Ellis, aged months, son OF DR. 5 T Brooks
At ST. bloomsbury Centre July ii Of con.ump-
ton, William Lynn, aged 62 Years.
At Lyndon, July -, Mrs. Daniel W-ripplc aged
nearly Il years.
At sutton August ). Mrs " ell GRAY. aged g.. Wis
At West Concord July - Persis NJ Ha.eltne.
aged 81 years, wife OF David W. HibbaId Also.
the same day an infant son nf the above.
At Charleston, August C. Of dysenirry Richard
CHAPLIN AGED - wears. He had been a resident uf
Charleston AZ years.
At sutton August ! Mr.. George Thurber, aged
Al years Funeral at East Burke, Friday
OBITUARY
In st. Juhnsbury July "a Geo. &. Of Dr. j
:. and cynthia ti Sis aged ~ years months and
IL days.
The subject nf this notice was a most estimable
young His early death has cast gloom over
his home. and also IL large circle of acquain
tances and friends. All who knew him held him in
high esteem. He was young man OF correct hub-
It's. possessing most amiable disposition, and
strict integrity of character. 1t is believed that
the exciting of his death originated in iniu-
res that he received about eight wears ugo. His
failing health Administered him some months since
that his earthly career soon to close. when he
up his business and went Ia his father house
where every possible thing was done t" stay the
inevitable hour lie met death with calm,
brave spirit, and heroic faith that than
qurred the King of Terr"rs IIit mcIunry will
he tondly cherished May the consultations nf
religion he richly enjoyed by all VIII" mourn his
untimcly loss. Com.