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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-19
In THK COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS, George Boliver, Clerk Of the
Courts Of General Sessions aud Cosnmozs
Pleas Of said Csanty. hath made suit % me
60 grsnt him Letters Of Adminis,railoh of
tho Estate and Effects Of Sarah Rianaker,
late OF said County, deceasedh ~ -
These are wherefore to to elite ,AAd admoa-
ieh al sate singular the kiadred and Credit
tops Of the said Sarah Binnaker, deceased,
that they be aud appear before me, inTthe
Court Of Probate, 10 be held at, ,0rang ehurg
Court Heuss en- the 9TH day og May next,
amer puolicatioar beresf. a. n; e'cloek In
the fOrsnoeas tes ssew eaase, " any they
not be granted sEse e tsGg % -,
Given ahder my haai,, this +th day Of Aprl
s Anne Domipf 1873.
[E,sI kt6 ,. kNewagOsssAa'
Probate Judge, o. c.
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The Massacre Of Gen. Cnnby

A great many people in South Caro-.
lima have read the announcement of the
killing Of Cen Edward r. s. Canby
with no feeling Of regret. The reason
for this is the personal or sectional au
tipathy for the victim. This however
cannot affect tho character or effect of
the deed, whose announcement will send
thrill along The current commuuica-
tion Of civilized life A national re .ro,
attends the event Of the shocking death
Of Gen. Cabby who was a di-tingaished
eficer of tie United States army And
ou. Of this regre, comes the enquiry in
to the manner Of his murder and the
Judgement Of condo .nnation upon his
murdorers.
The fnlicy of the United States
government towards tho barbarian
Indians who remain unnamed by the
influence of civilization which has been
gradually surrounding aud embracing
them, bag been one of missakcu kind.
ness. Harsh discipline aud severe sys.
tom WAS and is needed IN the treat.
ment of savages all unamenablo to
civilization, natural aud eternal cneni.s
tothe waite race and trcachcrou, beyond
all compare. Forced, bent and tanned
Into submission, the Indian sh ould have
been taught by severe lessons to
respect the power Of the Cove rnmcut be
fore it Was cssayel to M akc tl,sn, s-a,e
ful for ita kindness.
Stripped of the drapsry of romance
in which the early lore Of this cont.
nent has invested the red man. hs is a
most loatheon,s savage. The autoch
thones of this rich soil, they have been
AMI continue to be its cankerworu,
gradually being cxtirpatcd but wonder
ful in the .enaeity of its deadly virus
The romance of the Indians fate may
be an exhaustlcss theme for pocsy and
rhetoric, but for the practical purposes
OF government in the discharge of it's
duty of advancing and protecting the
out posts and frontier Of settlement aud
population, n business rule OF whole.
some di'cipline must be established aud
vigorously maintained.
had this boon the o. urse of the
governments the. Mnd,e war would not
have occurred, nnr had the brutal jack
murdered an army officer.
Tho punishm.ns will probably Be
condign and terrible.
Gem. Shermans army ordsr SAVE
somsthing about determinations.
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sheriF's Sales.

BY virtue Of Sundry Executions to me di-
rected, will sell to the highest bidder, at
Orangeburg G. H., on the FIRST MON
DAY in May next, FOX CASH, all the
Right, Title and Interest Of the Defend
ants in the following Property. viz:
l. one tract of land containing 400 acros
moro or less, in Orangeburg County, bound
ed on the Northeast by Columbia Road, EA,,
by lands formerly Of H. c. Wannamaker.
South and West by T. X. sasportas.
s. One tract in said County containing
$50 acre, more or less, bounded on tho
North and West by land of o. Farnnn,
East by tue tract above described. and eat
ny land Of T. K. Saspor.as. Levied on the
property Of Gosper Inabinet at the suit Of
Jacob Amaker.
All that tract or parcel Of land in said
County, containing l2l acres. with Dwell
ing House and other improvements, being
tract whsreon J. Hamilton Fielder now re-
sides, bounded on the south by tho Orange
burg Road, and on all other sides by lands
Of Hamilton Fielder Leviod OH as tho
property Of J. Hamilton Fielder at tho suit
Of Thomas W. Asllichamp.
One Buggy. Levied on rs tho property OF
Joel Il. Whotsoil at tho suit of John T. aud
Laura 5. J. Jackson.
ALSO
AT Lswisrille. beginning At II o'clock on
Mondsy aud continuing from day to day
until the whole stock i. disposed OF. all the
S ock Of Goods in Store. OF Winfield Clark
consis'irgof Dry Goods. Groceries, Shoes.
Hats. Crorkery. Tin Ware, SC. Levi cd on
on the properly OF Winfield CLARK at the
suits of feake, urcdyke & Go. and others
On TErdsy nj the re1ideHcs of tho De-
feAdAnt 10 bushsls Corn. Levied on ms the
property OF Calvin Guignard ~ the sui; Of
Wade md Nancy Gadslsn.
Sheriff. ONce EI. CAIN.
orangehnrg c. Ii. s. G., SO G.
Apl. ls'h, 1871.
apl 10 I'd
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april 10
IN TRE COURT OB PROBATE.

WHEREAs, Newton z. w. Sistrunk made
suit 10 ms to grant to him Leuers Of Ad-
ministration Of the Estate aud effects Of
Mrs Ann Sistrupk, late Of Orangeburg
County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admo onish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore mo att Court Of Probate for the said
Count to- bo holden At Orangesurg on the
9th de- r Of May, 1873, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. TO show cause il any, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be grnnted,.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF my
Court, this 18th day OF April, A. D. 1873,
and in the ninety seventh year Of American
Independence.
AUG. B KNOwLTON,
L.S. Judge Of rrsbsis O. G.
hpl
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VlEc' Bft,sla Press or tYse
Murder OFCnssby.

The New York Journals stand thus on
the murder Of Candy by the ModOcs;
The Tribune thinks that "this friyhtful
catastrophe is natural and legitimate re.
suit Of the conduct Of tho Government
during the Whole progress Of this petty
war;" The World 10 quite severe
upon "tke eanting scounirels who
have in%siglc.i Crane into. treating
pack OF su.laws US il they were Sunday
school children" But the ISs., talks of
WRONG" on both sides and the Times
doesn't wan, the peace policy abandoned
'Tha Hhraid, like tho Tribune and World
holds that "at the present moment Il is
certain that we need prompt and vigo.
rous military policy rather thau peace
policy, however humaae and prA; sewor.
thy" 1t pitches iuriously into the
Government
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WN Mount Agt for 3 s Mount, $50. r.
Henry B Eettles, 55.
Pursuant to IAN Act" to asaend An Act
entitled An Act Providing for the ASSESS
ment and Taxation CT property, passed
September Is, 1868, and all Acts Amsnda-
tory thereto. Approved March ~, 1879
Notice is hereby given that the whole Of the
several Parcels, Lots and parts Of Lots Of
Real Estate described in the preceding list,
or SO muck thepeof as viii be necessary to
pay the Taxes, Psnsltics and Assessments
charged thereon, will be sold by Treasurer
Of orAngeburg County, South Carslins, a.
his Office in said County, on the Fisst Mon
day, (hfth) OF May, A. D. 1873. "a.
Unless said Tsxes, Assessments aad Pen
alties be paid before that time: and such
Sale win DO continued from day 70 day until
all Of said Parcels, Lots, and parts Of Lots Of
Real Estate shall be sold or offered for sale.
Said lands. to be Sold and Conveyed in fee
sip.ps without any right Of redemption.
JAS. VAN TAsSBL,
Auditors Once, County Auditor, Orange
burg County, April iIth, 1873. 2 ~
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M RS. .C.S. M AULE,
RUSSELL STREET.

Takes pleasure in announcing to her Gus
toners and the Public in general that she
has opened her SPRING STOCK consisting
Of tho LATEST STYLES Of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Thankful for past favors, she respectfully
solicits a continuance of the same.
SPEClALTY-Dress Making, Cutting
and Fitting Carried on as usual by Mira. ].
s. CUMMINGS.
Country Orders respectfully solicited and
will meet with prompt attention.
Apl 10 I'm
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IN THE COURT OF PRoBATE

Whereas, George .Bolirer, Clerk Of the
Courts Of General Sessions and SGommoa
Pleas, Of said County, hath applied 10 me
for Letters Of Administration on ne Estate
and Effects of Lawrence Avinger, late sf
orangeburg County, deceased. ssaass
These are therefore 10 cite and admsnish
ell and singular the kindred and Crediters
Of the said deceasedh to be and appear, s..
fore me, ht Cour, Of Probats for ths ssiN
County to be holden at orangeburR, on the
17th day Of May 1871, at 10 o'clock. A.
H., TO show cHnse il any, why In. said Ad.
ministration should not be granted. ''rS
Given under my Hand and the Seal ef Court,
this 4,h day Of Apl A. D. 1873, and Ia
the ninety-ss' nth year Of american Inds-
pcndence.
ELS.] AUG. B. ANOWLTON.g ae'
aP 5-2t RrobHte Judge, o. C.
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Sale Under Mortgage.

BY virtue Of Mortgage from ]. Nj. Pen
nington TO Bull, Scovill & Pike, dated March
26, 1872, and with the consent Of parties,
will sell at Orangeburg Court House, ON
Tuesday, the 9Th day of May next for cash
two Mules and enc Four Horse Wagon.
aPl ltd W. II. JOINER, Agent.
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTlcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT one
IN Month ON date l will nls my Anal
account with the Honorable Aug. B. Knoul-
ton, Judge Of Probate for OranEsburR
County, as Guardian Of Joseph M and
Daniel J. Griffin, and ask for Letters Of Dig
missal. JOHN p. GRIFFIN
April 18th, 1873 Guardian.
aPl l9 In
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Ornngeburg-Eh Prbatc Court.
ID. l. Trity, rs. p. II. Hou,er, Ad,nr. John
Il. Eein.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the late John a. Keitt are request
ed 10 present and prove their respective de-
mands before this Court on or before the
twenty day of April, 1873. to which
date the further hearing of the above en-
tiued action 10 continued.
A. B. KSOwLTON.
Probate Judge.
april 81
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"SIR KNIGHTS.n

an pleased to annoanes to the public,
that A TOURNAMENT win take place 3,
orangeburg 8. c., on the drs, day ss May.
The good citizens Of Charleston through ths
in1usnss Of our worthy HERALD, have
contributed handsomely to eur lirt Of PFisss.
The list Of knights fer the esLtsst is bsinR
rapidly hlled up. All these dssissus Of
entering, can do SO by giving me thsir
names on or before the 2oth day Of April. %
after this day tho list will'bs closed.
J. w. PATRICK. Y -r
Orangeburg s. c..
April II -
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NOTICE TO ttsED81'O E&S. ..
IN All persons having demands Raaihsi
the Estate OF B. G. Hunt, DECEASED, and oil
persons Indebted to said Estate will present
the same and make payment to tho under
signed within three months from this date.
JOHN P. SPIGESER,
Qralihed Administrator.
February 1lih, 1873. Is I'd
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wHITH GOODS, gMBRoIDRR1Es, &C.
-S IS 85s
Armstrong Gator & Co.

InPoRrEus, AAEeEAGrunRRsAHD sosBuns
Bonnet, Trimming, Esek and Sash Rib.
bons, Velvet RIbbeNs,. Neck Tiss, Bonnet
Silks, SsEins, veyvets and Grapes, Flowers,
Feathers, Ornaments Frames, &C., .BrAw
Bonnets and Ladies' and Children . II ats,
triRned and untrimmed. And in connect
ing wareroems white G3ods, Linens, Rn.
broideries, Laees, Metz. Cellars, @Sot,s.
Handkerchiefs, Yelling Head Nets, Re-, &c
K Mes. 2s7 and 249 Bsltinors Street, Balt;-
more Md 4sS EE$E hITEI
These goods ara manufactured by Ne o.
bought fer Cash directly from the Europe an.
and Ameriosn Maaufastarsrs, saerasin.
all che lstaas nevsltiss. unsqnAllsd in uaSis-
" snd oHeapness In any market
ordsrs tilis4 VITA ssrs Prsnptasss sAd
despatok. ,
mar LIST -. a. a
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NOTICE.
Delinquent Land Sales,

ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
Amelia Township.
} Ell Amakcr, 1917.
A Fertick, 20.
Daniel Fritz, SO
Sam'l Footman, ~
Estate L E r Myers, 1871.
wN NJ Rast, 2S9.
Estate Paul spigner. 95.
DAvie F. Zeigl er, 1900 acres.
BronchriHe To,vaship.
r. A. Williams, Town Lot, 1870 ~ 70.
Est. Of j. ID. MettE, or L. crook, 80 acres,
Buildings, 1901 30.
Est. Of John McEhany, 800 .crss, S
Buildings, 1870 II -
Martin Thomas, Town Lot, 1871.
RGM Berry, 800.
CJ Folder, 20.
CaW Corr Township.
Angus Mclean, l65 acres.
CT Fielder, 6uardin l25.
Mary A Inabinett, 800.
W Patrick, Agent Estate Of A s Rush,
100.
Smart Summers, Is.
" d Stabler, Agent for J Z Stabisr l35.
Daniel Stobip, l37. r,
Sarah To,.nd, IS.
Mary Ulmer, 450.
TIP WannamRker, $50.
Corr Casfle Topn.Ajp,
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Probate Court-OraGsecburg,

Probate Court-OFaHReburg.
NOTICE is hereby given that on che Goth
day OF May, 1879, / will file my fnnl ae.
count rs Administrator Of the Estate Of
CourPd Crider, in the Probs,e Court Of said
County, and will apply for my linal dis
charge. s gyao 49,,
JACOB RUCRER,
Admir- Conrad Cridsr1 8
april s S". y & Be-
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tic duty and nanor.n.p, do,o,5 -
less upon our wives an,t dapoh,s,a % ,a'f9 TOT or
Stove is as simple and b..r,;f,S luz
tion as il is rapid and reliable in IL. norS
In Q word, It is as near pcrfoot 8. !, ,.n ~
John P. Kinard, j. X. q. Nance
J. C. 8. Brov=. Isaac Herh.r,
C. Mccracken, A. Lopr.hore
John hbrams. DIP Hswk;n,
". p. Nets, or. Harris.
Jas. Lesrer. 8. Wsrts.
r. 81. williams, d. F. Grifiu,
~" MI, "a. Lengshore,
L, D,ck.t ID w;n:s
II. W. Subcr. JM II Nm,
D. s. Holie, J. W. Ci:l.m,
- - LpPs' .. oxner,
). w. Rhoades, NJ. Rcoicr,
samue! Abrams, M. {. Lon.hor>.
M. L. foung, J. [. Stewart,
:; d. Johnstn, W. l.. Waters,
n. hendricks W. ". kinarI.
Len SlausoN jacob Kibler,
:. b"rie5dJ& g.. W. Andrews,
D. o. burtoS. J. s. PiuA,
lanes Jarrett, L. LonGske->,
|;D' fetsrsen' VIM A. Fair,
y'na .. eook. John McIar.ey,
H. o0oIer' '" Dor"oa,
A. Y. hoit'nss"orth.
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OrangcburgAIn CenauIaosa

Or0ngcburg-In CenaRsaosas :
Pleas. ..1
Geo. Bo'i'e' Admir-. @. Araaf ys. gase5. ,+Arsss
Etal
BY order of tho Judge oftbs First Circuit
oil persons having claims against ths Estate
OF the late Christian Arant arc requested TO
present and prove their resp ectiyc denaasids
before me, at orangeburg, So. Cs., esyor
before the tWenty-eighth day Of April, 1873.
G. b. GLOVER,
Ex r, RGferes.
April s S.<fLt 81 =
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Notice Of Dismissal.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In one month frem date will fls my hnaf
aeeSaat with the Honsrable Aug. d. EnsWl-
ton, Judge OF Probate fer 0rangeburg Cepa-
~. 10 Rxseusor sf ths Estate. Of Mrs Di-
ansh Beach, deed, SAd :Esk fer Letters Of
sDismisssi E s.se-.u.
e. JAMES IZL1E.
March t5tkS 1919. Exeeuisr.
mar rs At
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Rickenbaksr, 20. III
Go6d'and zoSa,a.g.
John r. Ash, 1872. e. Ef
Margaret z Argot, 200, b.
John W Davis, Agent for Minors, SEQ.
Morgan, 81, r.
o L Phillips, lS9.
Jas Touag, Sc, r.
At1ron ToWnshiY.
Morgan Gariok, $50.
Liberty To~nsAip.
Nero Bloom, 81, =.
Jerome MoMiohasl, 1856.
Alonze Milhous, 453.
David sharpssn, 27s.
John C Whetstsne, 1877.
Lyons To'rnshp.
HuEkerpiller, 69,"
HunkerPillsr, 60.
Rachel Haiglsr. 200.
Aiddie Topnship.
RR Dsntzler. 100.
L Dantzler, 100.
Allen DaRtzler, 62. 2.
B Hunter. lO4.
Estate ID r Hunkerpillsr, 1914, II.
W stronan, Agent for DantIler, 1Ie.
W Stroman, Agent for Est A Stronan.
900
b Smith, Agent, 400.
FtS Hope To,cn,hip.
DN staly, 100, R.
Orange TOpH,hip.
Berj Byas, 5s5.
Anthony Goolson, 4. X.
Jas Mays, enc town lot.
Haine More, 1876.
Mrs . Melton, 7.
Pharah Robinson, one town lot.
@ Herbert Sass, ono town let
Estate ssligman one tewn lot.
I K saapsrtaa. 2 town lots and 1850 acres.
Pine Grove To~nsiip.
c Taber, 1000,
Poplar To~n,hip.
snD1 BookhaTt, 700.
Nero Chayis, 100.
Estate A r Dash, 1880.
Estate Adam Fielder, 1871.
Peter Ranson, 15l.
Benjamin johnson, 272.
London Lawrence, CO.
Adam Palmer, l3O.
& Perkins, 20. r.
EiiIabcth Ruah, 346.
II Stone, "a. X.
Prori ienee Ternghip.
10 kcitt, so acres.
Handy Johns-n, 80 acres.
} Avinger, 63.
d II Danfzier, 1877.
L D Dantrl.r, Guardian for c z Dan,.-
Ter. l43. r.
John T Griffin. 100.
April Grant, l3l.
william p. Kictt, So,
Frank Pauiling, lSl-
Caroline A ShuleT, $50. r.
John d sbu,cr. SO.
Sam d Shuler, l42
G Thompson, 800.
Mrs Il 4 Thomas, 4s. Il.
Rocky Grors To:.ns6p.
Martha :, II Boylssoa, fs5
Union Torn,hp.
Gam Busber, 80. r.
VIM BrowH, 80. {"
Mary Fielder, 222.
Joseph w,lfo, 3eo.
TGnes's Tsrn.hY..
Mack Avingsr, 100 n.
D f Dan,Iler, 4i2.
Susan E Keitt, 34l.
Hilior Topa,hip.
Mrs " L Cannon, 90.
Marion b Cue, 500.
Jasob Hydrick, 400.
James Hagsn 81.
john II Jennings, so. Z.
Matheny, 100.
C @ Stephens, $40.
Andrew Bsssdman, 80.
Hansford Stewart, 900.
ZioH Jotrnship.
4 A Connor. 225.
Andy PrankKn, s..
Eliza Frankln, IS.
Ann b Funchess, go. y
Peter Jacobs, SO.
WN Mount Agt for 3 s Mount, $50. r.
Henry B Nettles, 65.
Pursuant to IAN Act" to asaend An Act
entitled An Act Providing for the Assesa-
ment and Taxation CT property, passed
~l A..
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From the hewbsrry rs. c. Herald Of
March II, 1879
NKwBERRr, s. c., March 3, 1873.

III 11H1h5ItJ = . ~ LIt DNO1 II EHD:
1t is with pleasure that We commend your
Farmer Cooking Stove to the general public.
They are an absolute household necessity At
this time, especially when 30 much Of dornes
tic duty and management depends more or
less upon our wives and daughters. The
Stove is as simple and beautiful q oonstruo
tion ss il is rapid and reliable in its work.
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ABsnvILLE County, January IA. 1873.
I. L. D. Bowls. Clerk ofthe Court OF
Common Pleas and General Sessions, for
county and sta'e aforesaid, do hereby
certify that ! am personally acquainted
with the above signcrs. and take pleasure in
saying that they are severally honorable
gentlemen, and arc men OF credit and un-
doubted yeracity. ] will add that Messrs
Culver Brothers have sold several hundred
Of their Farmer Cooking Stoves in this
county, and, 90 far as hHve heard, they
give universal satisfaction.
l.. ID. BOWIE.
april 10 Al
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April II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29

MONDAY, October 27 ls-1,
BUTTER Tho market is 0ilIy as strong as laH
woes, " dc demand equal o. the receipts Fine ia
itsearco aud inted and sells readily 40 36U37rpr
Do in ruuud lot aud % lsdi1c Tor selected tuhs
sirai -ht duflt- OF which rho rofeIpt4 ure mostly
composed mnge al . oslo per DO, with good
nAAu. Otcus nuAl lots 90 common 20 llI Ha ul H.
way from nn2-c hut very iiiilrcnmng n from New
YORK Or Vermont sells uuder Gee per 10. The Mes
sull holds hack Us butter, nul htriN eunuEh hm'
reen received ter week or two pact 10 establish d
urce. We arc beginning 90 rec I've sume lots nou
Canada, and we uotice sales af 1ia3'o for hll, ana
lsH ne Tor summer make. Liberal supplies wtu
GO o along from there when Gao uaygaton OF tho ST
CHEESE The advance noticed lar week has heor
we'll IA unfainrd, and tho Indications nrs that ful
prices will rule thr cumns week. Good 70 chnIu
factory s0de 3a 49, aud fanny lots which are out
scarce cnu.fn md iiiMt. e per l Those pflcrs ar
paid Tor lots ui iron ton o. ty h1xosust enough 10
Keep the trade supplied. Dealers 60 not caro- d
stock up a. they think break likely 10 occur, hu
ufrscut iu icntlons are decidedly against them.
BE ANS-iheru T. "A scarcity ~ medium hcuus and
durins the past Two or three DAYS sales havi beer
made at 40 per hushel, which Is 1910 mole than
week aso Pea ueans hold az t2.I5 per hushel. will
fancy lots ~ sfSf. n will lie noticed that thofe Is
not much 'incr' nee between the prices OF moiiun'
nd rta. an weare told ny dealer that theeon-um .
Ton at tho inrncr is fapdlY exceeding the latter
AMI 10 30 cuutiuurs the difference will .onn eutrel
dl.appoar. yellow kyrsaro quiet at sen per hush
pDlAIOEs-lhe supply OF Jacks son Whites has 10
crea sri and prices arr little luwsi than last
sales haYing utcn made at 5id0Gic per bush. Ear b.,
Rose a'o sui comparatively scarce, and are solln.
EuGs-The dealers complain Of tho quality Of N,
eggs received Nearly tRo-hrds are sta q, owing q,
being held hack Ia the country, an trade h unsats
itctuty. As hi-h a. blc per duL has been maid fli
fresh lots, tut 80 OF those we'd were difficult
got Off NJ 2+tpj c pr duk A. We advised asst week
send along eggs while fresh.
llAY--Thn haJ marset continues rather dull. ane
tlidgG per ton r. tho Highest iaugu can quote To-
the hest Eastern am Northern. Ordinary GRADE
range at ti-dl % per ton.
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Washington County Court.



Hon. AsAuEL PEcK, Preading Jadge
Hon JAWS II lioinrv.l ,..,.,t
Hon. WV b. ORcr1r : '''''' '''
lrrurH NmoNu. ESQ Ciut.
WV. y. DuiNGnM ESQ Nfa's's AH'V
llonAcE W LrfoRp, ESQ Sheriff.
Only one ease has been tried during the pass
week, the court having taken n recess m Thurs
day morning ill The second fuc-day in Noycm
Der. It had been hoped that the " STAT,
cases would have been finished before the clm
mencement Of the general term. and the return
Of the jury have been thus made unnecessary .
hut MIR Dillingham;, representing that the state
ul his health, and the absence Of important
sitne.ses in the liquor cases, made t almost
impossible ior him to 20 on, judge RclGrla
reluctantly granted his request, although, he
said. If it bad been his own court he should
have refused, on account Of the great expense
and trouble. The case tried was as follows
State rs jerome 3. Parker Indictment lot
grand larceny in stealing feather BED. the
property Of Mrs Cuinda T. Spaulding. The
theft was alleged to have hoen committed 10
May, 1871, and the circumstances were sub
stantially these Mrs Spaulding was about
90 start for Michigan. and having srmo guod.
stored in the house VI Bcaman Campbell. iu
Warren, a short distance from the residence of
Tie respondent. She hired jerome 20 pack them
in box, and send them to Rnxhury depot
The feather bed was among the things put
into the box, but whenitgntto Michigan the bed
was missing. After the return of Mr.. Snayl-
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Vermont Dalrymcn,' Association.


Tho annual husincs. meeting Of this assoeia.
zion was hcll the Weldon House, IN ST. 40
hans. last Thur.day.
Tie report Of the Treasurer showed TINT OF
tho transactions oft the slciety had hcon printed
md 10. indebtedness paid, ne organization an'
reputation thoroughly established, and that g
'nd On bond a aurpu. II me hundred dollars
which surplus WIS unanimously voted to Mr.
Bliss. asa remuneration for his services am
expcnscs
The OLD hoard Of officers we're re elected, th'
more important OF vhirh are the President
Hon. d Mason. Of Richmond, and the See
rotary and Treasurer, o. S Bliss, E.q. o.
Georgia.
Resolutions Of respect tr the memory OF
Capt p l. Hihmrd, Of franklin, were 10
ported, and unanimously adopted.
lt WINS vltei that 20 persons WIN may hecom,
life mcmhcr- before tie next winter mcctin
shall be entitled tu foil set of the hack ~
purts, and those who may hcclmc annual mem
hers will have the same, by paying one dola
more thun the membership fee.
The matter ui hDldinga fair, or exhibition o..
dairy products implements. etc at such tim
and place NJ may Dee deemed suitable, was di~
cu~sei briefly, md Albert Chrke was invite
~ prepare paper un the subject. o. be rcad "a
the next winter meeting
The matter uf the place ol holding tine ncX
winter meeting WIS discussed, hut finally lci
40 the discretion nf the Executive Committcc.
with che understanding that the place vi bel
shall offer the mrgc-t inducements. n Oh,
shape OF new members, shal. be selected.