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Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for
Resolutions passed by Mt. Desert Lodge on
Inc death OF Capt Geo u Freem IN Of sch. T.
Z. Gates, who die at Lewes, Del. Sept. 9Th.
ls1Z. on his passage from jacksonville, Ia 10
Boston.
WHEREAS. That grim messenger DEATH ha.
again visited our Lodge d removed to that
celesnai Loi2e above our brother q. b. Free
man. therefore.
RESOLVED. Thai by the death Of brother
Freeman the Business commuuity have lost an
active and enierprising citizen. the fraternity
a true and devoted folio ser Of il prinejule.
The widow an affectionaie companion and the
surviving parent 4 dufiful son
kEsoLyFD, That We deeply rerret the I'M
timely death Of our highly esteemed snd wor-
tuy brother.
The bereyed family snd friends Of the deceased
10 their great affection. and INN m them 40
the care Of Him who doeth ali hings WELL
RESOLVED. Tbaf copE Of these solutions
be published, slso foFw arded 10 the widow ami
family Of the deceased.
THADDEUs suMrs.
b 5, r n. sdxrs Com. on Res.
Bluehill-- Nov. 9th. Norah Ru.L d.ugh,ar
Of se vail p. AMI Carrie VI. Snowman. ased Q
months.
A beautiful child. the object Of our fopdas,
love and hope. We mourn deeply our earthly
loss, yet feel II TO be heavenly gain. Our bud
of promise so early transplal ted - m Mas
ter's gsrien, shall there unfold in richer fr.-
GRANGE and eternal bloom.
We shall meet sgain our darling.
When the storms OF life are Ger;
She wi ] watch TO bid US welcome,
To the briq hteferls 81 shore.
Nov. 18th, Francis Pert. aged Il years
Nov. 2ith. - IN lei Willins. aged -
GOuldsboro-Noy. 18th. Amaudx n. only
daughter Of Capt Je sc cry aged 20 Years.
Nibridge-Nov 18th. Margaret Joy, wife OF
Capt. John 5. Brown. aged % wears.
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MARINE LIST.


Port Of EIlswerth.
SAILED.
ch II Boypton -, New York.
" Wesley Albert, Smith Resaop
10 Hussar, Hodgkfns, RoekIand
ID stately. Maxwell. b. ton.
ARRIVED.
Nav Munroe, Hall, Rocktan,l
Castiiian, Morgan. Boston.
SAILED.
Nov. %
Mary cushman, Walls, Providence.
Elizabeth, Murch. Boston.
samuel Lewis, Young, Boston.
SAILED.
Nov. %.
Arboreer, Ciars, BOSTON.
SAILED.
Minniola, Whitaker, Boston.
DcNtef, Lori Boston.
ARRIVED
Red Rover, Jellison, Boston.
May Munroe, Han. Cardenas.
!. c, Dee ,.
: Charles Upton, Belatiy, Boston
tsnoVa. Iaie, Boston
ARRIVED.
80 Highlander. Rogers Salem.
7 Telegraph, Woodland. Boston.
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At Court of Probate holden at BluehiIl within
and Tor the County Of hancock. Gu The "a We'd
nesday NJ November a. u. lsI2.
HHARLES CnIPMAN, named Executor in a
" certain instrument purporiing to be the last
Will AMI te stamrnt of sylvanus Chapman late Of
buckspoH IN sad county deceased. having pre-
senied the same Tor pr bate
Ordered - At the said Executor give notice
To all persons interested. BY causing "A copy Of
thi- order 70 In published three weeks successive
~ IN r'c Ellsworth American pI inted hsw OF tn
that they may appear at Probate Conrt To be
held AZ Ellsworth in said county on the srst Wed
nc-iay OF January next. al ten OF tn, clock
IN the forenoon. aud shc~ cause il any they have
wis the said instrument should not be proved,
approved and allowed as the last will and Tesla
meuf of said deceased.
8ws- PARKER Tr..k ,Iudc.
4 me capy-Attest: GEo. A. DYER RcgI.ts
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EAST SULLIVAN. Oct. Il. l.

Mn 4. ". G.EELr-The jules Hugucnin
watch bought ni yoa May ith, $50, SIN own.
and has been in constant nse. IL has bad no
pairs OF any description In the time ttwo and 4
half years ne ither mas ID needed any. con slider
II The most reliable time-Aeeper OF any watch
know OF. Il. SMITH.
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TO THt moS. JUDGE ofrroDa,e t.r the ccur
Il Of Ill

TO TIE Hon. JUDGE of Probate iar the couu.
~ Of II incock.
The undersigned administrator Of the estate Of
Ebrn Mayo iaie OF Bu-hil in said county deccas-
ed, respectfully represents that the goods and
chstiels rights aud credits of said deces ,ed are
not sufficient To pay Ms just debts and ch 4rsc-
A.nlnisir alton 10y the sum of six hundred aud
nineteen dollar shcTciorc your ctitioacr pra, :
your h"uor 10 grant her n License 10 sell. a. pub
~ or private .ale, and convey portion Of the
real estate OF the deceased (inriuibg the
Of the widows dover tht'rein.) to sausfv sad
debit and charges II Naturalization.
OLIVE 4. MAYO.
Nov II is-s.
Ha>oock. SCOUT Of Probate, Nov. Term. \.
ID ls12
lyon the foregoing petition, ORDERED That
laid petitioner give public notice t. all persons
Interested 81 causing copy sisihc petition a 4
this order thereon, to be published three week !.
.uoces-isely In the Ellis. Am. a new .paper pub
lishsd in Ellsworth. IN sad County. that they ma 5
appear at q Court Of Probste TO lie held at
Ellsworth on the fir.i wednesday OF January
next. at Ten of the clock IN the forenoon, to .h-a
eau q, II ans they have. Why the prayer OF sad
petitioner should not be granted.
3uE PARKER TUCK. Judge
true copy-Aiicst: Geo. A. Dyer. Register.
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sUBDUn THE EtRsT SYMPTOMS OF CoCGH,
e1d. attack OF influenza. or any other affect ion
Of the lungs. and windpipe or the bronchial
passages, with HALE.s HoSFY OF HoRE
HOUND AND TAR. The relief is certsia and
immediate. Crttenton's 9th Avenue. Sold
BY all Druggists.
Pikes'> Toothsehe drops cnre in one minute
MFRfTED DIsrIScTIoN.-The well known
Grof0n JuuctlGa, on the great thorougbiare o
the Northern Lines to Boston. hss ..ed 10 be
With a large and increasing population, proud
as well a prosperous. IT'S citizens, in mas,
meeting assembled. have voted TO change the
name Of their town to AYER--affer one Of
the best known menin America. DIR. j. {. Aver
OF Lowell-and the Legislature OF Massachu-
sehs has enacted thai decision into law. W,
eonnend their choice. Tor not only Is the nam.
short ard distinctive. but DIR. Ayers Medicine,
have made il gratefully known 10 the ends o
,he earth. Probably no living man has carries
Ie,et 10 such countless multitudes Of the sicl
= ne, and this high honor. from his neighbour
.1lls the Estimation in hich he is held BY hos.
A0 Know hin.-Bristol Times.
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W. -. McCRATE.


AURORA. Oct. Is. iS-2.
Mg. A.. W GRFELY-fiaving been ncquain. ed
VIII the Jules Iiuguenin watches for ine pas.
twelve years, ami having own-d -vVc"Il UI them
IN that time, al ~ Hhch hHytng rived durable
and correct iine-ActPeIs. ean eh' criull; RECON-
mend them 20 All "a wnut %. a good wstrh.
louT-.rcspectiully, ~. l.. ROW r..
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Mr. GREELr-Dear sir--i have had of
Jules Hpguenin watches three years. IL has
kept perfect time since. l think anyone
wanting good watch will be perfectly sat. lei
TO buy, one 81 jules uuguenin watches.
Yours AUGUSTINE ". HILL.
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ami for the county Of Hancock, on the I'd Wed.
besday OF Jniy, K. H., ls72
HEARD LORD. Executor OF the Last Will OF
IL DosheA $. Horton late Of Bluehill in said
County deceased-having present d his first and
hnal account of admins tration upon said estate
for Probate: Ordcred;-rhst the said Executor
give notice thereofto all persons interested, h |,
causing copy OF this Order to be published three
weeks suceessively IN the Ellsworth American
printed In Ellsworth that they may appear IT a
Probate Court 10 be holden al Ellis worth on The list
wednesday Of January neXt at ten of the clock
in he forenoon. and shew eau Sc II any they have
why the same should not he allowed
swG PARKER TUCK. Judge.
n true Copy-Attest. GEo A. DYER, Register
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have carried one OF Jules Huguenin" watch
for hiteen yncr-. II HI. given perfect sati-ac.
ion. an 4 u an excellent time Keeper.
SEW ALI. TENNEI.
Ellsworth, oct. 81. I-.2.
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EAST 2.
4. W. GREEir Esq.-Dcar SRI have used
one Of JElcs Huguenin watches for hyc years.
and it has given Inc beat II satisfaction. and l
viii cheeruiiy recommend 1t t. rnS "ne IA wint vi
a x oI watch.
Yours, sc. W. u. McCRATE.
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CONSISTING OF
Ladies' Fancy and Gents
FURNISHING GOODS.

Having made very extensive purchases of these
I"ods,a At home and abroad at extremely low
Frees. W. can and viii offer our friends and Gus.
toners all goods in this iiue at over prices than
ever before We have all the most celebrated
makes AMI We believe VIC eau offer suficlent IN
duceinen' for the.pubIc to PATRONAGE US In our
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T'reasurer's Office,
Ellsworth. October 1872.

Of allowed Criminal
A.. D.. 1872.
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tlsworf a-Nov. 9Th. br Rev. DIR. Tennev.
v"hn n .5tim 'oer. Esq. and Miss Maggie l.,
AuH,ln' 10Th Of El-A orth
=, No ". Both. by Rev DR.. Temney Mr.. Geo
= ~ - neson and Miss Lizzie Burleigh. both Of
LII worth.
F'>t 8rooksville-Nov. aisi BY Rev H. II.
Hutchinson. MIR. Byron derrick of Penob cot
aad Miss Ida ) Howard OF Bro o~sville.
Bluenill-NOy 9th. by Rev A. III Tibbats
Mr. Bert III en- age and Miss Emma VI. Con-
AIRY both Of Biuehll.
Nov. 9TH. by the same. Mr.. Sylvester D.
Grindse and Miss Ruby Gr.nde both Of B.ue-
hal.
Gouidsboro - Nov. 23d. br n. Penaleton.
Ia Mr.. Jabez Myrick and Miss Albina Ne a.
man both Of 0onl i-Soro.
Nov. 24th. by the same, Mr.. Rufus l. Bun
ker and Mrs. Sarah j. Joy both of y culdsboro
ourry-Noy. 2-th at the residence OF B. g.
saunders. by Rev Andre n Gray, Mr.. Seneca
T. LuiAia and Miss Rosie A. Carter. both OF
sur-y.
W-st Surry-Dac. lst. by Rev. Andrew Gray
Mr. George r Grsy Of Urland and Miss Edna
Cunningham of >urry
Bangor-Nov. 18th by Rev Mr. Knapp. Mr.
Frank r. Nook anu Miss Phebe Anna daugh-
IT Of Charles Peters, Esq all Of Bangor.
dthaul-Dec- lst. by Henry +. Buker,
Ia MIR Idiot Jordan 2nd. of Waltham. and
Mt Hannah Is. johnson, of Easibrook
lamb idge, Nasty Rev. Mr. Leavitt, Mr.
=. FRANK Colby Of Boston and Mis- Mary Il
Brown Of Portland.
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Alta ceur, of Probate holden at B.uehnl wi,hir

Ata Cour, Of Probate holden at B,nehtii within
aud for the County OF Hancock, on the "a, We'd
ncs.iay OF November A. D., Is52
DENBEN PAtE, Executor OF the last VIII of
n Mary J. Page late of Buck port in aid coun.
~ deceased having presented his first account,
OF administration upon said estate for Probate:
or'iercd-That the said admir- give notice there
OF to all bcrscns interested by causing u copy .f
this Order to be published three weess sueces.
sively IN the Ellsworth American printed Els,
that they may appear at Probate Court t. be
holden At Ellsworth on the first Wcdne sday of
Januar. next at ten Of the clock in the forenoon
and shew cause, " any they have, why :,he same
shosid no. he allowed.
PARKER TUCK JUICE.
Mtest;-Geo. \. Dyer, Register. 3wt1.
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Mr.. \. W GHtFIl-for the past seven years
hay. use 81 the Jul,s Hu-uentn Natch..
Il hl- gwen perfect satisfaction. and | highly
rec ,mmcnd thr.n 10 ue very durable ami reliable
time keepers.
Your respectfully, e. . PkCh.
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Ma 4. " t.REtLl-l have carried oi he
jules Hngueniu watches tor the past eight ycar-.
and found i the least liable 20 get out OF order,
and the most reliable time. piece ever owned
Your, truly a. NJ. FOX.
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Notice

Notice
The subscriber having got on his fee: again An
la wing at his shed on Water street line lot OF
sullivan Granite. procured expressly for the pur-
pose, is prepared 10 furnish monuments and tab
lets Of any size design lie will also furnish
difion d repairs on stones Or Enclosures already
set. All business ru-ted to him in this line
will be promptly and faithfully executed on rea-
sonable terms. Grading and grassiug cemetery
lots attended to. Orders solicited.
LEVI WEBER.
Ellsworth Nov. Is, 1872. 3iios.is
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ELLSWORTH. OF. 10, ls12.
MIR. \. ". GREELl-iiaNIug used Of the
Jules iILguruin watches iur the pat nine years.
and knowing cther- OF the same Ike Tor a. irn.
leurs iruiy, y. T. II ALE.
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GREAT SPECIALITY =!

For instance we sell the most celebrated make.
OF Kid Gloves from IS cts. up. Ladies' driving
Wooden and Fleece Lined Gloves. WOODEN mori.
n" and cotton hosiery for Ladies, Msse. and
Children. Ladies Misses and chiiIrcn'- merino
undertakes. Ladies, Misses and Childrcn's
sacks Nubias and >carfs in all colors. a great
variety Zephyr worstcd. Germantown and sax
"ny Yarns IN all shades. oil kinds Of worsicd
work, the greatest assortment. German French
and American Corset-, Hoop skirts and Bustes
The best stock and latest STYLES OF lace collars
Hamburg Fdgngs and Lices IN all widths and
qualities. Black ruipur Lsee Curtain Lace Hair
<et- Handkerchief, IN all qualities sash and
~''k Ribbons In all color~ aud widths Roman
Scarf- and sin Tics
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TO TIE HON. Judge Of Probate for the Coua-
~ Of Hancock
The undersigned Guardian OF Arthur Il. Leach
Of Penob-cot IN The county OF Hancock. minor
heir of Atkins 4 Leach in SAID county, minor re
specially shrws, the said minor j. seized and
posses -ed Of certain real estote situated in safi
Penob-c.t and described As lolloWcs
THE homestead Of the late Atkins 4. Leach and
n certain wood lot connected thereto and used
with said homestead said minors interest therein
being twe-,hird- thereof That II would be Tor
the benefit aud interest Of said minor that TIE
same saouid be sold and the proceeds puI out aud
secured interest or otherwise used Tor his bcne
At. lie therefore prays your uoaor that tie
he authorized and empowered agreeably To Law to
sell at public or private "a the above described
real estate according to the requirement OF the
Law.
HAsCOCk, IS. At a court of Probate held al
Blsehill on the I'd Wednesday Of November
1s7s.
On the Petition aforesaid. Orsiered.-That no
tiee b. given by publishing n copy of said petition
with this order thereon, three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American a newspaper printed
in Ellsworth that all persons Interested may
tend on the nrst Wednesday of January next, at a
court of Probate then To Ice holden in Ellsworth
and shew cause II any they have why the prayer
OF said petitioner should not be granted.
5wss PARKER TUCK. judge.
A uue copy-Attest: Oho. \. DYER, Reg'r.
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legal a 8!

At aCour ofDProbate holden at Bluchii on the al.
Wednesday Of November. A. u. lisa
NHRfsTfANA g. P1Ll.SBURY Adm'x pron
~ the Estate Of Parker X. Pillebury late of Biae
hill in said County 0 Hancock deceased-hayins
presented her first account o. admin upon estate
for Probate Ordered That the said aim'x give
notice thereof to all persons Interested, by caus.
ing a copy OF this Or,ier to be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellswoit tn American
newspaper printed In Ellsworth. that they IN V
appear at . Probate Court to be holden at ElIs.
worth ON the 10 "Wednesday of January nexs,at 10
oi the clock in the forenoon. and shew cause IL
any they have why the same should not be allow.
ed.
3ws. PARKER TrcK Judye
true copy Attest. Gro. A. DYsR, Register
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| have used one uf tbs Julcs !iu9ucnin watce
for the past niue aF~, amt crn-tlcr 4 me % l
bang up' watches. tHA~ y. "a Nl.f
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JhW ELRY Shell. ri,'.I and n,i' s"d 1.o Ill.,
We have over 40 different s,yIe. Of I.incn
aud Juis thignons on hand. also Linen Braiis.
Linen and Juic switches
We have general issootmcnt Of Good. suit
able tor CHRIS rMh> PRESENTS. ia iact We
have everything ihata lady needs.
We connect with our Fancy Goods the largest
stock OF
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Gents Furni>hing Goods.

ever br'sht 10 the City Of Ellsworth or vicinity
Ne have over 50 different a Ialiie- Of KNIT
tNpER>iiiLrS and DRAwER- FLANNEL
and CLOTH oNER>IiiRT>. WHITE SHIRTS
Pspcr aad lincn Cuff and Collar. Shirt B,som.
Hands erch.cf-. >GspendeT-, Necktics. scarf,
n Sc etc. &c
Ne insIic an inspection OF our Goods a. there is
no t!"ubi. Ia showing them. Remember the
PLACE
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To theuonorable Judge Of Probate for the COUNTY

To theuoncrable Judge OF Probate for the County
Of Hancock.
The u.dersigned administrator Of Ad.iie NJ Jor-
dan late Of Orland in said County. deceased re.
spectfully represents IN & the goods aud chai,sl
rights aud credits Of said deoca-ed are not sum.
Gent t. Iay his jast debts and charge of admin
i-traiion, by the sum OF ave hundrd and nny
dollars W therefore, your petitioner Iray> Your
Honor to grant him aLicensc TO sell. at pubts 81
private -ac all of the real estate Il SAID deceased
and convey the same that said rial estate CoHstSl
o The hon estead OF deceased thst par al sale II
entire porticn oil the same would greatly sle.,
pr-ciAte the residue wherefore the under igued
prays that you would grant him license 10 sell the
whole Of the the real estate of the decreased
Including the re.ersioa OF the widos's doAv
thcrain,) 10 satisfy sad debts and Charge Ca
Administration
Thomas q. Saunders.
or aud NV. u, ls.s.
HANCOCK, ss.-Couu of Probate. Nov Term.
ID. ls.2.
tpou the foregoing petition ordered that laid
petitioner give public notics 10 aii person. inter.
estcd by causing n copy OF the petition ami -ihl-
or'ier thereon. 10 be published three weeks cue
cessiveiy in tue Ellsworth American a Newspaper
publ he'd IN Ellsworth. IN said CouHty, thai they
may appear OF Court OF Probate for said COUNTY
to BE- held at Ellsworth ON the let " cdnesday oil
JA>LAKl next, at ten of Ihe clock IN the forvnoa
TO shew ausc. II anv they have. why the PRAY
Il said petitioner should not be granted.
Sat. PARKER TUCK. Judge.
4 True copy-Attcsi, Geo. A. Dyer, Rcgisier.
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FLLswOKIH. OR "a l~1!.
MIR. \. ". GRIZZLY iiay ng wurn one ui the
Juics iluyucRia Watches iur several teats. Hnd
alter giving 1t -one pretty hard tests, baV" IL"
hesitation IN recommending them to any one IN
want Of "A good watch.
Yours respectfully, ALFRED BATES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-12-05

~ Parties seeking Reliable insurance are
respectfully invited and will find to their sdsan
s.re 10 confer with me before making their sngag-
msnts. 5hieese
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ELLSWORTH. Oct. .. I-7e.
Mn. \. W GRELLi-i nave owned t"o jules
HugGeuin watches am carrying orC q. th' pes
eut Time, both have proved very satisfactory, and
1 can with pleasure recommend them rs .Opd
~ atrhes. Yours truly.
WALTER L. COX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12

mes pSrf ss: been ascdsSy active
:
4's SS0s for u nor
short January sc u bresscd hogs were sSsH
sd aequss Win ss'is%s' sales se q
70 eS % ss sa he I ss Of IS $40 or S
% SSSaisa ns%s as;nSy. at ss CIT
pa,y o s09Ss e. 3, SSsng
unchanged ardhe @ae for ,q Western emanes
ps sass go sas 1s
eIee was En at the Spsnns but closed sales SO
an UNUSUALLY Sf d p1lsei business TO-
Gay in refining sraSes and the market emaned
% hSd. S'TsSr ssaasn ssyu Gns
esnninS Cubas at our 9noations-No II centrifugal
SIC Refined was ALSO mS arSy as sEsr' ana "a
Ur me ssr a0e%S % at S S AZ s
good e prime sc 70 src sSSS a sr to SO ssod
hid. c SRd ssnd
boxes boxes: Butch ssnd. %ssAd Nos nsvsRs
t 49, e rs lss vs alis
Dutch Standard, Nos 70 Z, Tss age. ysva-Datch
and extra superior Ss TX s ~'e Man'lA-suDer0f
R,cEmThe market generally quiet hnt prices were
bags Patna at 7c. &c., and $50 bags Rangoon at 6Sc
held 80 ercs ans po e[ al Ssne eas
ana iGo ticrces to arrive, at iO,ic
%nsksrAReSe sS" 80 b6s The market continued
Ss but Was again easier The sales 00' up 400 'Ol'
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept II, 1877
siy bales sss sFr s,Gs.
gross 100 Sales So Stock, 1865 'e'''p0 'SO 0"'eS'
bales. Exports cOastwise, iOi Stock, 1891
Cotton quiet offerings large demand light; low mid
Exports eossiwse @ sales g. rsss csR se' bales
coton CASTER goSa ordinary Sso; Ta mid
Exports eossiws a Sales s s' s tteSsp bales
WILxIScroN, Sept II, 1872
agRspass ?Sss q RS' Sae r
& d Virgin at for hard
nn.,,o.. % ,.r LogIsvI5r, KY, Sept II, 1872
Non Peace Onion essen here on Of the
Lake impors-rIour sbls wheat bushels S'd
sSip%snsmWSsat 81 i$s bushels. corn ;cS % Rail.
ssshts ,$s s. Fisar " aa'
g bushels %yaSsse No. Spin" s". g
quiet; Western held at Sc Balance q maff marx un
s1 ns B 1ss am sse Nn,sr w|.
sS r?sSs Esft ssii Of sale. 1855
sSSsa
81 aRsna e.: @Sas Per tom p SsS
YORK Railroad feights5Flosr p Boston, New
lumber shipments BY canal-560O bushels wheat. 5000
bushels corn, 20 900 feet lumber fhe amount OF grain
aoat on the canal from Buffalo and Oswego, for tide
%yes d De c
5000 do rye.
CHICAGO Sept II, 1872.
Flour steady Wheat active and hp sr but irregular
No Spring at 81 81 No DO at 81 70 81 2 cash.
closing 81 20 bid; seller September 81 81 seller Oc
tobsr 81 l7 No Spring 81 IN; rejecied 81 O61s a
No. mixed 36ac. $3.50, cash seller September;
3s4c 3sc seller October rejected, 35c Oats steady
SSc; Barley steady No, Fall sss; Pork ns%inally I'M
business SMALL quotations lower; shoulders 614c Csc
short rib middles, sac SIC. Bacon unchanged. Whis-
key In fair demand and lower Soc treights Buff
ialo, l2,ac. 70 oswego, 2oc. on wheat ReceipstoOo
oats 60o do rye $1,000 do barlsy shipmens-s0o bbls.
-four 81 00 bushels wheat, 22500 do. corn, 1900 do
oats, 10000 do. barley
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12
SHOCKING BRUTALITY IN JERSEY.
A Wife's story OF Her Husband-A Can.
nina fstic Canaler.

decent looking woman, Mrs. Donahue, ap-
reared at the Newark Police Court yesterday and
decl ared that James, her husband. was unit to be
at large He was IN the habit, she stated, Of
spending all his earning In rum and beating and
Kicking her In most brutal manner. Not long
AGO she added, he beat her and their two children
SO badly that they had to 60 to the hospital. The
children died there. Donahue was arrested and
fully committed for trial.
A BLOOMFIELD ATROCrTY.
At the Morris Canal basin, In Jersey City, yes
terday. two Newark officers took into custody one
Neil Mckinley, canal boatman, who is charged
with having, In company with others, atrociously
assaulted Mr.. Joseph Minhardt, q saloon keeper In
Bloomfield. IL appears Mckinley and two other
b0atmen entered the saloon on August ~ ana
called for drinks They were intoxicated and the
proprietor said ne haa no liquor This enraged the
trio, and, as alleged they then fell upon hinnards,
him Mckinley bit great Jumps out Of the poor mans
left breast and his arm IN several places. He wa
committed TO answer.