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sss = Good speakers viii address the
iia73 bna Meeting. ga.sA
The DAYS 81 martyrdom have

-
The days Of martyrdom have de.
2 sseuded unfDps thspnsh the Lashley
line-Aif b now ID Jail, having gone
and done i" BY refusing to give bail
3 for his appearance At court, to answer
- to An indictment BY the Grand Jury,
81 for SrUpY-ing how to mob tho Hkerif
7 apd keep the roof on the Centreville
p Jail littls uhiA longer. Let him
e martyr 81 ass 81. ss.sssss
4 l1is p. S.-Aftey ahstaining from food
! p : shout twenty four hours, and enjoying
the comfortable metallic quarters into
which he had voluntarily entered,
All. found that playing MARTYR isn't
congenial to his physique, SO e &C.
:. cepted ban IN the sum Of 46oo- Late
" Deyelip and Jas. Kinnel soine securi.
u tyfor his appearances.
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4Restrainina (lrslers.,

Have nothing to do with Far
quhars Honey-it is in The, con1E
and no strainer in the worIf
is equal to the teeth, for the ma
nifcent Honey he Is now selling.
Talking Of Honey reminds us Of
his Cheese, and the cheese reminds
us of the cheese cutter. Go there
and SEQ for yourselves.
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Go . DimnsenS - 80 n haI.4ag
Coal and wood yard on Fort Wayne
Avenue, to get yonr fire brick cement
plaster and lime. hrnsgFs,sT .,eg2 ssH

aNighs SeAesl. s1ie9aA 8 Hsiassfaa
j, G, MaoPherson scoounoes she
opening of : Night Sohool in he
third story Of Barnea' Building, on
Monday, Sept asth, = = O'clock
The branches intended to betanght
are those OF the day schools Ar
ithmetic, Grammer. Geogrnphy, etc.
See advertisement in another col
umn. aai+ea,s saassi
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We trust all our citizens who can
make it convenient, will patronize the
strset railwsy. 1t il an enterprise
that deserves to be fostered, and helps
give character and impetus to our
growing city. The track will soon be
finished to the Court House.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

The labors Of the Grand Jury were
brought to close on Wednesday last,
having presented between one hundred
and thirty and one hundred and forty
true indictments. ssosg q o
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

:. The ground purchased by the Com
mnissioners for the re-erection Of the
centreyillc Jail. with proper improve
ments thereto, is familiarly called
"Hells HALF Acre" here. It's the
best site for a Jail in all Christendom
the drainage cannot be. surpassed.
II. SEQ is the price paid. g
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There Il scareely AnytI.s,,E J

There II Scarcely Amy thing
In the line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods, that can not be found at J.
Zeyem & Brother, at 232, Main-st,
The nioest, and finest Undershirss,
Drawers, etc, eta Go and see.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

& s.lsssssS.,o, p,,.
. 1870 " .M r D.
- Tnas
- ~. wy - 81 -. r.
us 49,. Sks.: W. -.
1870 I. ..a,.;n,.noa
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suu Aop - :.
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-as.r,;s q. 49, : ~, q fkrea thou-
~ 90 &c q 4. q Z s q
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Hogs, and Sheep
Jordan's Oysters are always fresl


At the Depot is too well known
10y the people of the North End, for
rs to say one word in commenda-
ton of it They know him and tha
reliable articles he deals in, sndsa.
due regard for their health prompts
them to deal there NuE ced
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The Reynolas' House. 4
This first class Boarding House,
ID situated ON North Fifth street,
No. l31, and G. r. Perry il its pro-
prietor. He makes . speciality Of
Trancient Boarders, and his rea-
sonable charges, for his first class
odations commend the Rey-
nolds' House to all who desire to
feel at home. His rooms are new,
large and well ventilated. Do not
fail to give CHESTER call and test
his excellentIqualities be . landlord.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

d 1ovkoes rs
OF the Huntington House Drug
Store, is . never-iailing source Of
supply fot relieving and curing the
Ills that fesh is heir to- Go There
for pure drugs and medicines
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Pan ana Wlnsss suA1s q nsg,i 9..a
For s25 just ths stn6 for every
businsss-nan to have--arei made
TO order At a282 Nam street By J.
Zeyn 4 BrothM. Go and ordmia
suit and you win do . Ssnibis act
worthy Of recommendation ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

J. Z. Nys has The largest assert
ment Of cutlery, silver plated ware,
Queeusware, aud glassware, in the
city. atoa q
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

Has again broken out among our
neighbors Of Centreville, which, as a
faithful journalist, we are bound to
record, in order to preserve it for flu
ture reference. 9 s.'8 ~ 9
At the regular session of the County
Commissioners, the tearing down of
the Jail at Centerville was ordered,
and, as soon as it was made known
there, threats were made against any
one who might make the attempt
These threatnings reached the Sheriff,
who, on consultation, issued the fol-
lowing: 4.@4aassas IS.
NOTICE!
To the Citizens Of Centreville and all whom
1t may concern:
The Commissioners having let the
contract for tearing down the Jail, and
removing the same to the city of Rich
msnd, it becomes the duty Of the party
to whom the contract is awarded to
proceed with his work; and having
been informed that threats are being
made to use violence against the par
ties who may be employed BY the con-
tractor to perform said work, 1 there
fore call upon all citizens to desist
carrying out any threats so m ade, and
while 1 sincerely hope that it will not
be necessary to call upon me to pro-
| tect the contractor and his workmen,
vet IF NECESSARY, it will be my duty,
and shall perform it to the letter Of
the law. Respectfully, &C.
| WIN. n. STUDY, Sheriff Wayne Co.
Richmond, Sept. -, 1873.
Sheriff Study was perfectly justified
in giving the citizens of Contreville
this necessary warning under all the
circumstances, as the sequel proved
On Tuesday last, the Sheriff with the
necessary workmen to do the job Of
of tearing down, the structure, pre-
paratory to moving the material t.
our city, proceeded to Centreville
and, when they commenced the work
the workmen were fred on by al
armed mob and intimidated by threat,
of violence. Sheriff Study was firm t.
his purpose of maintaining the peace
even, if forcible measures we're to b,
instituted, and, seeing that determine
| ton, and having despatched Michae
Wilson, Esq. to the Capital for re
straining order to prevent the de
molishment Of the building, until tn
appeal of a former. case pending. be
fore the Supreme Court, asking for
permanent injunction, could be decid
ed, some of the leading citizens oh
tanned promise from the Sheriff
postpone the work for half an houl
until their messenger could be hear
from. The Sheriff granted this re
quest, and, in about one hour there
after, Wilson telegraphed that Judg
Buskirk had granted the order aske
for, when the Sheriff and the work
men came, back to our city.
Messrs. Bickle and Burchenal, Esqs
went to Indianapolis, and arranged ft
having the restraining order invest
gated on Tuesday next, the 30th ms
This is, is brief, the history of tn
"unpleasantness" SO far; but we jude
that the hasty and inconsiderate al
ton of our neighbors of Centeryill
/. will afford some additional labors
the Grand Jury now in session. /.
county,seat-removal-h history is beir
made in 'Old Wayne''-this being Il
second series.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

On the I'D instant, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. NJ. Gillian, Mr.. La
fayette Pray and Miss Matte Gifforyi, both
of this city.
On the 23d inst, at the paxsonageO Of Pearl
street Methodist Episcopal Church, by Rev,
N. Gillian, Mr.. Albert J. Fitx, of New Castle
and Miss Viola Morrison, of this city.
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10 build . 0heri6a Residence ard County
jail, In the city Of Richmond in said county.
The same to be built in conformity with
Rl0u1, specifications and estimates, now on
@le In the Auditors ONCE OF said county.
lid bids o. proposals. to be either for all or
Friday, October 2ath, tSl., Bids will be re-
ceiyed up TO uo6n ~ o'clockJ, Of snfd day,
and not later. said contract, TO be let IN
whole or part, for the erection of said build
tngs upon the best and most favorable terms
70 be had and In conformity With the Stat
ute in SUCH cAse made ana provided. Said
Board Foeosving the right to reject any and
al bid 70 node. And any pefeon making
such Mdfshall dle with said Board at the
time Of hts lid being made, good and sat-
isfactOIy Bond, with two good names as his
psrfeFnanO Of his lid hid, Il the same he be-
accepted by SAID Hoard, and that at the time
Of Ieftihg said contract to him he WIN Ale
any add hioaAal security II required by said
A0arN.bs Il gaalG sw 5aq fa0ne#g
STATE oF'IssDIANlA, ~ a
Wayne County, 9A
Il EIIHUsM. PARKER, Auditor within
and for ssth county, hereby certify the
above ana 10fR0inG to be o true copy OF the
order paeed ~ the Board Of Commission-
ers Of snid county, ON the l0th day Of Sep
!telnDeE, lN3s as the same appears on Eecord
WitueGs, my name and tn seal
Of the Board OF Commissioners of
SEAL. Wayne county, Indiana, At Rich
+ 81 m0nd, this 10th day Of September,
IIg ELIHU N. PAnKM, Auditor.
Z 6~oW I'D fbsga.sr sfsg vtfsr 4sssk
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Street railway tickets are for sale at
the PostONkoe. fia y assssE
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ouRD1YvAAAx8Ss ssn
aa1 --..- sef mo II
~ 49,. -, $500 1ue..s.,.. ~
mo aiseeeSa fQ9n ~ Nayne Circuit
coert' H.. s,oo<! IN ~ ~ - Hscs.,.t.,G,
NWsyns $50 n, i.ala. - q - ~ = 1919 Ssk e
A. 1;i u: 49, 49, q ,1assna aAso esysshe
= - y SSf& ~ ~ srS,fk .n..s46ee ~
M ~ rsnee one m ~ 1s ~ ~ s1nSsS 4.
% w Seqnn244 q 3sone Sof-
isn isi::ssx:iss. sootS.sss 49, i saa
- sSSsi6 ssrteS: 49, s1Sais Il Sio
ss5s ~ 1s$iEeS essne: ffsnss ~ ~ ~
and 1Sks g Z maFksd s!cne 81 kc6ssss'
q 3$ ~ - =
~ suss - ~ ~ "a 49,.
- - 49, cossss ~ Il. - ~ q. I'd
liam Ihistsewaateas-west line; thence s6ut!y
70 70 9o2A et $40 Inisuewaftes
Ssssnniss Ssseses so9 eth e w aas
~ tne HnyAe9eI ana appuftenahoe0 70 the
seme oesoe!n9.
,aT S y 80 s. - Se R5oRerx % I +, mae
hHnda IN fayos q the EiNt Na4ional bank,
q q xeI - = IS, lnsima ams1 = Motisson.
Chaase9 :S0mn ana AlDert n. 4anShAru.
spp.s Is lava ss''i nos sa'aa''Oa OF
Sheriff OF Wayne county.
a1noALLa = BuRcZtsSALssAfeN for
PlaintiG. ssasaLx
September ., 1873. $ll fee Its
|GmxnaRHsa nAu.E
.tS3s aaHassd
- a.
y sfad JS1 Zre----f s9J IT.
es..s.tet
By virtue q decree to me directed nom
To- Waynfe ircutt Court, will expose at
Public sale, Mt the Court House door IN the
City Of Richmond, Wayne en1lnty, indiana,
on the 18th day Of October, 1873, between the
hoa1ss Of 1oufCaock 4. y. anA 4O'clock r. NJ.
Of said day, the Following property, to Wit:
A part 81 the northeast and northwest
| quarters OF section fivc %, township tllir-
6een (l3), range one ~ west. lying and being
ana. ana bounded as follows, to wit. Begin
ninI q the cake in the west boundary OF
| that part OF the city OF Richmond laid out
by John and Samuel Smith, and on the
bssd ~ ana Ia: rngnlnr wcs iS's nrche,
| to = stake; thence north 10 percllcs and one
tenth to stake; thence east perches to o
Sonkc ON tho south side oftho alley bstsveen
yr.k A<I Iag. axR.-a
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Jordan has Salt Water Oysters.

s.Hsnse to whom Homer Is Duc.''
j Should be as rigidly applied now
a-days rs it Yves over eighteen hun
bred years ago, and all housewives
are ready to do this by giving full
praise to John M p 'Raxson, for hav-
ing brought about SO great revo-
luton in the various modes Of Elk.
ing up" Porcine, for marketable and
table purposes, as his Breakfast
Bacon invention has proved We
believe he Is the first one in our
city, who prepared the aforesaid
toothsome article, and he 10 prepar-
ing to accommodate his customers
hereafter with all they may desire;
and, in doing this, he wishes to
purchase large lot Of hogs-in
good order. Mr.. Parsons Cottage
Market" besides being well sup
piled with the best Of fresh and
cured Meats, Poultry, ETC., viii also.
have in its ice chest, bins and bar
rels, and on II tebles, fresh Butter,
Eggs Fruits and Vegetables
ererythmg used in the line of eat
ling, BY house keepers, including, OF
course Fresh Oysters by the Can
dfths best saAd en,ost popular
:Ihrands He pys tbs highest mar
llst psscs - a.lof b. cattle,
Calves, Hogs, and Sheep
His brother, Isaac II. Paxson,
viii be found there at all times
ready to supply the wants Of Gus
toners promptly. and we respect
fully solicit patronage lor the Got
tage Market" and for two Of ths
! best PAcK-soss in the city. q
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fCOrrected weelkly by N. w. Brins and
Thos. Nestor. The former Gives ~ the prices
81 grain, and the latter the prices Of other
produce and QrocerieS,1 ts4 fssss. lsg5szstsl
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

(aEarIham College" rejoiceth in hav-
ipg nou, fDr the fall and winter ses-
sion, ons hundred and sixty-fve stu
dents.
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We arc prepared to do al kinds of
Job Work, ~ lwell - our neiehbors,
q satisfactorily 70 our customers. and
a. cheap, If our olice is ANAL"
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For Neck Ties, CSalaEs, QAlEss, ese..
Go to 232 Main street. j. Zeycn
& Bro. viii be happy to see you.
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CMxItlxt RlpIDExCE ANDJAIL.
~ Dfsne3- fta0siB q HEST
- .qoAs
] NOTICE TO uONTRAtTORs
!, AND BUILDERS.

.ka&H A.agt liza Eli 348IAH
Be 1t remembered, that ON the 10th day
Of aepteubcr, n73, tho same being tlic 9tn
day, OF the Septgmher Term, 1873, of the
CoinlriS Court OF Wayne county, In
dian1, al1 following, among other proceed
toGe, wore hnd, to wit: Il n ordered by tho
Board OF Cominissioners, that tho newspa-
pers OfgeMers,l circulation published in said
county, and by posting copies of the same
In 6lx public places In said couItY, for
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

The Fourth Ward in said city, and all the
Township outside Of said city. south Of the
Wayne County Pike and edStof the Rich
mond and Boston Pike, 70 be the Fourth
Precinct. q ~
Election to he held m Ezra Smith q Co.'S
Shop, Joel J. Finney, Inspector. :,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

The Grasd Jury have found other
indietnsnts against the isadsrs q he
Centerville mob.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

AGnincompoop Of a reporter for the
indianapolis Journal Of the 18th,
gives our county q new Sheriff,
"Steedly" in place Of Study, and
makes the cost Of the Sheriffs dwell
ling and jail, 4 Geaterville, $500 or
$4,000, when the actuafeost was $780,
600 o. SEQ, 900. 9ws@ /
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

Reader, One Of the s0oQt af
sen Groceries in the city is right at
the head Of Railroad navigation
at the Depot in the old and well
known stand Of Vanneman, Ried
s. Co., now Dougan & Smith. The
old-time fame enjoyed at that cor
ner, has been renewed and inn
proved upon BY, : the present Pro
prietors, who have always on hand
the very BEST OF Family Groceries
and Provisions Of all kinds; Fruits,
Vegetables, and every article called
for and needed, can be had Of Dou-
gan & Smith. Giye them . call /.
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October r Election.
4osas IN o. is3,lt-.l 81 pluos. SIG
of4e1 I'D 1gcGff e.lfgi g5issgt
VOTING p88O119C CTS
= 3f4} fea n adtT-ss GLe4f9 ~ Sil3
IN wAYxE TOWNSHIP. e.

,TfsE fs--- "a - - 81
BE it se,nembessd that on the, 18th day of .
1873, the same being the 18th day !
of the Septemhee term, l6z& Of the Coir
Court OF Wayne County, 1ndt-
ana the following order was made by said
Board Of County Commissioners, to wit:
ship of Wayne be and the same is hereby
divided into four precints as follows;
FTDST PRECINCT.
The First Ward In the city Of Richmond,
and all the Township outside of the city,
south of the Wayne, County Pike, and west
of the Richmond and Boston Pike, tOaj6 the
First Precinct.
The election to be held In George W.,
,Barnes' Ham Huunes with Louis KnOpf as
inspe ctor thereof Affs ff. ISIS
sECOND PRECIMCT.
The Second and Third Wards in said city,
and all the T0wship outside of said city
north of the Wayne county, pike and west
Of the Richmond and Newport Pike, to be
the Second Precinct
Election to be held at No. IFS Fort Wayne
avenue. with sampson Boone - lnspertor.
THIRD PRECINCT. a
The Fifth Ward IN Sid city and al the
Wayne County Pike end east Of the Richs
P ,vcu sllo Nc*Po1s sase' = oe s,as' 1niI'A
Election TO be held in Ferrys Plow Shop,
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Local Notices.
Jordan receives Oysters every day


Lupton = HaDPton, Fxsias aaR
At No. l91, Fort Wayne Avenue,
have the fnestlot Of beeves, calves,
hogs, etc. ever brought to this mar
ket, expressly for Yearly Meeting
purposes. Go and try cut or two.
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Twenty yean' experience An snusineu6
strictly conideutial Complets List u PSse
ents hon I'D to date, Bend Tor Circular, =
3o-1W isffs3 ss4alt,a ~ Sc si5fss ssffs- 81
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IRON the Boise City Gasette. Idaho,
Of Ssptenber 13 We learn that the
people out in that far off Territory
have plenty Of peaches this season,
splendid quality, and at reasonable
prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

Jordan, Stews Saddle Rocks.
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Persons calling for these letters viii pleaao
say advertised" and give the date Of this
2 st,-vz- yT nv DAVIS, Pm.
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The Grand jury have found Other |
indietnsnts against the teaders q Tie
Centerville mob.
We arc prepared to do al kinds If |
Job Work, ~ we'll - our neiehbors,
a satisfactorily 70 our customers, and
a. chssp. If our oaice is " ANAL"
(aEarIham College" rejoiceth in hav-
Is moo, fbr the fall and winter ses-
sion, ons hundred and sixty-6ve stu
dents.
On Saturday last two COWS we're
ran over By ~ Chicago train just
above New Castls-all wrecked 4.
sspting the engine and tender.
We woald Be pleased to see John
G. MePAersoa's Night school we'll;
patronised. He Is deserving Of >.
we'll lllsa school room, and is we'll
adsp1ed 70 inpart instruAtion.
- -
1ron the Boise City Gasette. Idaho,
Of Ssptenber 13 We learn that the
people out in that far off Territory
have plenty Of peaches this season,
splendid quality, and at reasonable
prices.
One Of the hay burners Of our
street cars got his drivers of the track
near the depot on Thursday morning,
md bfeaking the Ties that bound him
to his coach. lit out>he vsss ditehed
in front OF Morrows grocery ut the
expense Of two hitehing posts. ,s
The ground purchased by the Com
missioners for the re-erection Of the
centrevillc Jail. with proper improve
ments thereto, il familiarity called
"Hell's Half Acre" here. It's the
best site for a Jail in all Christendom
the drainage cannot be. surpassed
~asees ov = 800 80 p ll'Oe
'''s's :. s.s.
Aisincompoop Of . reporter Tor th'
indianapolis Journal Of the 18th
gives our county . new Sheriff
'Steedly" in place Of Study, ane
makes the cost of the Sheria,s dwell
| ling and ia;r Z tepteryille. $500 O.
40 0OO when tie actual cost was $50
GOO or sec. OO0.V ga Ss a.
| e-D--r- = ~
4 ertunats, that the Palladuq Of
fee had nothing on deposit with Ja!
Cooke 4 Col We re by the las
Telegram that The banks here all ha,
- lucky an $3.50 With the exception
Of the Richmond National, that insti
tuition had $41oon deposit there.
We seSatom the recent appoint
ments - tha Northwestern Indian
Confer. that Rev. g. w. Staffor
! i sts4;oned 4 Ladoea: Rev wv I
McNrylsr !. rras;d;ro elder .n6
I9 m q MI
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Remaining in the PoooO13ice
Indiana, September "a, 1878,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
y "'D . En- 70 r0' TIE
ADVERTISERS G AZETTE!

book ofi2a pages, showing how when and where
to advertise and containing u list neatly 3 O00
newspapers, with much other inflammation Of inter.
est TO advertisers. Address GEO p. howell 90,
Publishers, Al Park Row, New York,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

In Cambridge, Feb 4th at the residence Of
Henry Brush, her son-in-law, widow Matilda
Bartram aged 60 years.-Mrs. Baftram was the
daughter of Daniel and Polly Blaisdcll who
were among tbs first settleld of the town Of
Cambridge. She was twice mrrried. At the
death Of her first husband, Joel C. Webster,
she was left with small property which she
managed with prudence, and NTH the use of it
wisely trained up her six children. She was a
woman of excellent Christian character.
she was was Frustrated with paralysis for the
last three years of her life. But her christian
confidence remained mistaken, and she pa
tiently awaited the rest of +" Home"
In Morrisville, Jan. 3lst, of Consumption,
Mrs. Roa D. Slocum. wife Of Sanford Slocum,
aged SO years.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
EN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY
In the District Court of the United States for
the District eff Vermont.
In the matter of Alourt Camp. Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that n petition has
been flied in said Court, by Albert Comp of
Stow, in said District, duly declared a bank
rupt under the Act Of Congress Of March ID.
1867, for discharge and certificate thereof,
from all his debts ahd other claims proyable an
said Act, rnd thatthe 2jth day of, Feburary
1878, at l0oclock A. NJ, bcfore ihe Hon. d. A
Smallcy, Jucge of said Court, at his Chambers
in the City Of Burlington, is assigned for the
hearing of The same, when and where all credit
ors who have proved their debts, and other per-
sons in interest, may attend and show calse, it
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the 18th day of Jan.
1878
I2W3. D. b. SMALLEY, Clerk.
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J. X. FULLER.
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Stone.
-fae annual donation visit Cor the bsn.
eft ofthe PsslOrof N. 4 Chursh ROv.
Nc. d. L. johnson will be holden on
wednesday Feb. 18th, afternoon aud
evening.
C. + Gates. senior member Of the
firm Of Gates Bros, druggists. has rcvcni-
ly had The degree Of N. ID conferred up
ou him BY the Eclectic Medical College
Of Cincinnati. aud will devote his time ex.
clusively TO the pravlire Of his profession.
Mr. Gates has remained ZONE time at Bel.
lcvue Hospital. n. Y. which with the at.
tendance at Cincinnati must give him uu.
usual ilness for young practitioner.
Report Of the Graded School for the
month ending Jan. 81. 1873
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In Morrisvillc, at the Uniyersalist Parson-
age, Feb. 9Th by Rev. @. W. Bailey Mr.. Paul
RADIATOR of Elmorc, to Miss Luella Dcmoisc of
Morristown.