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Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13

 RESOURCES,

..-.,. RESOURCES, sg Y..,....s.. s Loans and Discounts, S, $sTO5lG9o Oyerdrafts, s' 70 t' .- 5,299 92 U. s. Bonds to secure circulation, l5o % Other Stocks Bonds and Mortgages, ITS5OO Due from Redeeming & Reserve Agents, 43. .331. .5S ps Due fsom ITO % National Banks, y rsl l0,s6so4 Eankfng House, T,S1b.3O Current Expenses. .H lO76lS Taxes Paid, r-.--.. l... 2. orc 90 Cash Items Qncluding stanps), '' 7,5STio Bills of National Banks, 43l2O0 Fractional Currency, dncludng Nickels, 51209 Specle (Conl, 2,S00.00 U. 8. Certificates of Deposit for Legal
 Tsnder Notes, 100000
 Total Resources, $6so, 1331l
 LIABILITIES.
 Capital Stock paid in, $9OO,OOOOO Surplus Funds, 100000 Exchange, 196s1 Profit and Loss, 11,s61.28 National Bank Circulation Outstanding, 12e,S15,OO State Bank MA '" 5,403.OO Dividends Unpaid, N 2SSOO Individual Deposits, 209, ,34Ob3 Due to National Banks, 3S 5f864 Special Interest Account, S,8s000
 Total Liabilities, $6so. .7ss.l1 STATE OF GoNNEoTIcUT, ss. l..- .-a.ra..1s. County of Litchheld. ss' '.-....... e. ' I, A. C.. RANDALL, Cashier of the National Iron Bank, do solemnly swear that the above and belief A. e. RANDALL, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this snd day
 ,DS LEE P. DEAN, Justice of the Peace. i Correct-Attest: 2 .s .. sf a S.F. TD MfLLsPAueH. Mi Ensu D irectOr..
 WM.H, H,WALT0N, JR -
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13
4ulte Yems.

.*s We shall feel greatly obliged to any of our friends in the county, or elsewhere, who will send
 us particulars of any occurrences of interest which
 may come under their notice. @# \
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13
Farm For Sale!

The Farm belonging to the estate of Edmund Belden, deceased, situated In Canaan, containing l5O acres, and more if desired. The buildings are large andsin good repair, and water abundant at the honse and barns For particulars enquire of E. F. BELDEN at South Canaan. 2stf C,
 Jan, lS 1873
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13

The Courier Journal says that the Ken lucky Legislature Is ''a settin' an settin' an doin' nothip'Tlke hen on porcelain egg"
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13
For Sale.

1.-TWO fine new bugEies, e sus .rrrr g. One s-horse light pleasure wagon. - .- Two s-horse team wagons new. a
 By 0. M. Brinton, 4w46 Falls Village.
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13
Ne,r Adrertisetlrents.
Grand Vocal Concert 1!

NTISS ADA PALMER, with her class of uven- MI iles will give CONCERT at
 WEBOTUCK HALL, MillertOn.
 on TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 17th.,
 Come one Come all. Admission 25 cents Re served seats 35 cents. Children 15 cents.
 Doors open at o'clock. Concert begins at 8, N. B.--Tickets for sale at w W. Merriheld's Confectionery Store, and at the door, 1w4S
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13
Millinery.

MRS.: WINCHELL wishes to inform her pat 4v1 rone that she has just received full IAS- sOrtmemt of fIrst-c1nss Millinery Goods, which she will sell at the lowest cnRh prices. Please call and examine her stock be- fore purchasing elsewhere.
 Lakeville, May 27th, 1874. 3w46s
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13
Connecticut Western News.
New Advertisements.

Grand Vocal Concert Ada Palmer. Statement Natl Iron Bank. Time Table Hartf'd Prov. & Fishkill R. R. Summer, 1873 Vim Jones Prices Reduced Weatherby, K. & Pelton.
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13

BRIDGEPORT MARKET REPORT
 lroR H. R. K. rRopuoEl
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13
Report of the Condition NATION'L IRON BANK

At FALLS VILLAGE, in the State of Connecti- cut, at close of business on FRIDAY, the
 25th day of April, 1s73 ".
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13

Thursday morning lad named Daniel Burns was terribly bruised by contact with a revolving shaft in the EeIst Haddam Duck companys mill in Leesviue.
Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13

Do N.-Resd Weatherby, Knous & Pel ions new advertisement this week. It will charm you!
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
RESTING AT HOME.

miss Hannah NJ Walton died Dee 18Th, 1872,
aged 20 ..
hf JENNIE Z. MA0EE.
Before her glad spirit, so buoyant and gay.
Hat measured this struggle and strife
II Hurst FROM lis clay welded letters away,
Just la The bright May-lay Of liia
Yen lind moi friend, tread this wide, wide
world DER,
SO constant, congenal, kind,
With thoughts so exalted, affections so rnfe,
Aud feelings 50 deeply refined.
Aud now " hen yr .t In your quiet, al ho.ne
Aud gaze on the treasures she loy'd,
We weep for the idol that once was your own.
But God, In his wisdom removed.
No measure discorjanttths melody mars,
That swells fiom the far-away shores,
oh, there are no changes. arrangements, NOT
tears,
When LIES mystic drama Is Ger.
Thought never can fathom the fountains Of
woe;
These earnest desires We ieei,
For what these surroundings can never he stow,
To us, our immortal reveal,
The form that we loved with devotion 50 Wild
The grave holds In hottest keeping:
The true-.iearted christian, the dutifill child
Lives where are no parting nor weeping.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
DIED.

In Newport Delaware on the lith inst. Elizabeth
Roe, aged 80 years Baltimore papers please copy.
In this City OH the l4th inst, Sarah Rebec-
ca, daughter ofJohnathan 2. and Mary l.. Barr,
aged = years aud months,
In this city, January 18th, 1873, Mary Rob-
inson.
10 this city, on the 18th lust, George ID. Nor
timer, aged IS years. %
The friends aud relatives Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend tile funeral from
the residence of his parents, No. 42l Hast Sc
cond street, this Thursday afternoon Al t~o
o'clock.
In BraR,lywlne Hundrel. On the i4th inst,
Mary Lawson, In the a2d year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
| her late residence near the Prsciieal Farmer
this CThursday) morning al II o'clock, to pro-
a,ad tn rbA ha1fEhl ernnzlA at harotsa us-~L
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
SHERIFFS SALE.

By Siuae OF a writ OF eysri facia> TO me directed,
viii he rxposSd to public sale, at the Hotel kept BY
William s. Ford ut khlwooj, In ST. Georges Hun
drsd, New Caste County, Delawarr, On MONDAY.
Februoiy g. 1875. at O'Clock n N. the following de
cIbed real estate NH all thnt Gel ain farm or track
OF Land, situate. lsitS aud being In p-pesder Hun
ersi New Castle County, and State of Delaware par
tenl.ilN bounded anil described inl'uws to W.T.:
Beginning at a 70 BLACK OAK tree, corner OF Out
toe ID. Jr-tcr's snd William B calhoun's land, AND
ruunng thence by the land vi said Calhoun south 81
dcgrees 2nS ITO perches 10 stone In tantwel'
CLARK line with his line south one quarter o.
= degrees east 81 $40 prrchrs to n stonu In Joseph
Sapps tine, therce by his aud William j. hurlock's
land north degrees east - perches to stone and
south 81 degrees east lD pcrches Ia stone corner
of David ~ Wares land, thence with his land souli
81 desr,e- last IS i0 prrehcs to stake, eornet OF
george W Walkers land, til, ncs With his land 49,.
degrees east 0sI perches TO stone In private
road thence with said read due north IS perches 10
stone, y corner of John MeCormlcA's land, thence
with h. land north iok degrees west ~ $40 perches
TO stoue thence north t3S degrees east % -io per
chcs 10 a and rersiminon stump, thence south
nN degrees ess.td;io rrchss. 70 stonei corner or
north 4, gree west "a -io perehes to the above
named black uak tree and place OF beginning, con-
tsinin hundred and forty-eight o. more or less
Seized and taken In execution ~ the property OF
Mary c. Pe,kard, surviving nortga2or, Edwin II.
PeciaId. administrator, ID. {. N CT. A. OF Henry
L. Packard, deceased, Mortgagor, and Y. y. punsp
and John Il. Price terre tensnt.. and % be rod by
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

DEATH OF AN AGmcuITURIsr.-Mr.J Jas.
Gowan, 9 ,well-know citizen Of Philadelphia,
died OF his residence, Mount Airy, on Wednes-
day, In his $50 year. The Ledger says I: "On
"Wednesday morning Mr. Gowan was In bis u.s.
val health, but at two O'Clock he was stricken
with appoplexy, and died at five O'Clock. For
many years Mr.. Gowan had been prominently
idsptinsd with the agricultural interests of the
State and country. His farm, at Mount Airy
was model establishment, and his specially
was tue breeding Of choice cattle, the stock for
which he imported. His cattle were distrib
uted throughout the country. He was for ma
ny years President Of the State Agriculture
Society, and also leading and active memb el
Of the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Ag
tculture. In his youth and manhood Mr.
Gowen was prominent politician, and a fire
auent contributor to the democratic press, aut
his correspondence included large collection
Of letters from the leading statesmen of pas
generation. He was the Oldest past master o
lodge No. 81, A. Y. NJ. The deceased was the
father Of Franklin B. Gowen, president of tn,
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
aud J, 8. Gowen and q. g. Gowen, two well
Known citizens.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16


CONGRESSIONAL In the u. S. Senate, on
Tuesday, Mr.. Sherman, from the Finance Com
mittee, made report declaring that the Secre-
taiy Of the Treasury has not the power, unde,
existing laws 10 reissue any portion of the forty
four millions Of retired legal tenders. Mr.. Cor
bett, from the same committee, reported bill,
which was passed, prohibiting National banks
from mourning liabilities exceeding one-tenth
oftheir capital stock. On motion of Mr. Casser-
" 1.-THE Judiciary Com, was dlrc ed TO inquire in
to the power Of Congress over railroads between
Staies, and the power of States, within their
own limits, over the Same subject. The Agri-
cultural and Industrial Arts College blil was
passed by vote Of 30 to "A. Tho House bill
establishing military prison at Rock Island
was reported. Adjourned
In the House, the Legislative Appropriation
bill was considered la Committee Of the Whole,
and the amendment repeating the Ninth sec
ton Of tho Army Appropriation bill Of 1871,
relative 10 payments ~ the Pacific Railroads was
adopted. Without further action on the bill the
Hon,a adjourned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

correspondent of the Bangor VIII. II. Mi
writes that On New Years eve thrrr rntiyliS of
that town assaulted young girl, ab,n hflsen
years Of age forced her 10 inllale chionrin until
she was lnsenslblc, and taking her 10 lt li,ioc-
eupied building committed a huribis age
upon her person. After accompilshln. heir
Internal purpose, the lafl her still insra,lblA.
aud Hent away. Cpan her rngaining toII,riuu,.
ness she made her way home, wl,en Il wa, found
that her hands and feel were badly fioHAu t,y
the inteaSe cold.
Hawaiian WnlBau who hat A,na been a
! steh pedier in Cinrhn.ti MAS lDtnt lead Ia
her room ia that ctv "A lev llys since, having
| literally persisted OF Starvation. IN her room
were fiand deeds oi real estate which she owned
worth about $4,000, and greenbacks and notes
| to The amount Of 5000 more. Whether her ex-
traorllnary deathunder these circumstances was
due 20 mere misery greed or to her love for an
onis soi', for whom her savings appear TO have
beeu made, Il uncertain.
A young woman In /. ,ui,ye, Ky, applied at
one Of the hotels In that city for lodging and was
| refused OH the ground that being alone rendered
her character liable TO suspicion. Instead oil APP
peallng to the newspapers for redress the young
woman appealed TO the courts, and as reward
for her enterprise iec0,e cred damages 10 a consld-
cradle amount, the cuurl DECIDING thai an Inn
Keeper II he has room, Cannot refuse TO entertain
any well-behaved person.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
SHERIFFS SALE.

by virtue supdry writs oil ais lsvari facAas ne
directed will he exposed 10 public sale, the Lafay
cite Hotel, No si shgley street, kept by James c.
Picrson In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle Coun-
", Deaw are, on SATURDAY, February LIST, 1873.
at o'clock, r. IN, the following described zeal estate.
all that certain lot Of land situated In the city
Wilmington, aforesaid. With a large Brick Ho- -.
tel thereon. Beginning at the south-easterly In 0
terseeuon of King and Front streets, and runs
ming eastery along Front thirty feet six
inches a corner sake, thence south thirty two de-
grees six inches to another corner stake.
thence north any eight degrees west foot TO anoth
corner stake, thence south thrtytwo degrees west
eighty feet another stake, thence north mi
light grees west thirteen feet six inches, thence
south thirty two degrees west one foot TO another
twenty Ave feet 10 the easterly side Of King street,
thence norhery along said street feet TO the
place of beginning, be the contents what they may
Seized and taken in execution the property OF
Norris Die knson, and to be sold by
ianl ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
sHERRIEF,S SALE.

By virtue OF writ OF levar faciss TO me dresied,
will be exposed to public sale ut the Lafayette Hotel
No. Sii Shipley street, kept by james e. Piersou, lD
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle County, on satuI
day February ist 1878, at O'Clock the follow
ing described real estate, viz: All that certain -
lot, or piece OF land with framo house thereon da
erected, situated in the City Of Wilmington ~
aforesaid, bounded As follows, to Wit Beginning 81
psn the easterly side Of Townsend street. at the
distance of two hundred and from the cor
formed by the intersection of the said side Of
Townsend street aud the northerly side Of avenue
ION street seventy feet wide thence easterly by
limo OF Tinohy fntys land and parallel with b, ons
hundred ieoi TO stake thence northeriy parallel with
Townsend street, twenty teet TO stake, thence
westerly aud parallel with avenue b, ono hundred
feet, To tue aforesaid side Of Townsend street, and
thence thereby southcry twenty feet TO the place OF
beginning b1 tbs contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the property OF
Ann Clark, Catharne CLARK, Peter Clark, Margaret
Clark aud Cornelius Clark and Elizabeth Clark, (be-
ing the widow aud heirs OF John Clark, deceasedI
and tetre tenants, and to be sold by
ian u KODEKT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheiih. :.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
SHERIFF,s SALE.

Bl virtue Of writ Of levar faclas to me diEected
VIII be exposed to public sale at the ote
No 81 ShPiey street, kept by James c. Plsrson, Ia
wsre, on SATURDAY, Feb. LIST, 1878, at 2 O'Clock,
v M, the following described Heal Estate, viz Al
dred lots sold February 1861 situated in the city
wilmington aforesaid, bounded and described as FOL
IONS, TO wilt: Beginning at the intersection, or the
norhery side Of Seventh with the easterly side
OF Bennett street, at 10 feet wide, thence with said
sde OF Seventh street eHstery twenty feet stake
IN land sold 70 Joseph W. bay, thence with said
land hortherly parallel with Bennett street and
Church street. ninety feet stake, in land sold
Samuel w McCaulley, thence with said samuel W.
MoCauieys line westerly parallel with Seventh stree
twenty feet to the said side Bennett street. and
thence Herewith southerly feet the place or
beignning, be the contents more or less.
belzed and taken in execution as the property OF
David Montgomery and Jsns Moutgomers, his wife.
and to be sold by
iau % ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG shertf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

pI fhTCE OF writ VI I.-yaIi Facius ~ dl-
ID rected, will be exposed to Public Sale, at ths
LAFAYETTE Hotel 81 shipey street, kept BY james c
Pcrson, In the city OF Wilmington New Castle Coun
~, Delaware, ON TUESDAY the 2sth day OF ia
ary 1873 At II o'clock q m, the following described
Real Estate viz: All that certain lot or Pie Land
situated In the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid bounded
and described follows, to with Beginning at the
corner formed BY the intersection or the line the
Easterly side vi Walnut street with the line the
northeriy side oil Tenth street, thence EAsrsRLi
along the nvrthcrly side OF Tenth street hun
dred and hity five feet to the Nefery side Wilson
street laid out ~ thrt, tive feet WIDE thence
therly along the limo OF the Westerly side OF Wilson
street parallel to Walnut street hundred feet
stah. thence Westerly parallel to Tenth street one
hundred aud hity dive feet to the ne OF the ea-ers
side OF walnut street, ahd thence thereby Souther,
ono hundred feet to the place Of beginning.
Seized and tai en Into execution the prvperty OF
LOTUS Sykes aud Jsue SYKES his wire and Samuel
Kelley and Mary Kelley his Wifi aud John W. Todd,
tevre teUont and to be Hold by
kOBERT L. AkAsTRONG, Shcrin.
shvria~ ofh,-, View Castle. Del, tJsuuaryf A. D.,
1873, Januzry9-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

Nothing Is doing in the liosio II burnt district
10 consequence Of the snow and cold weather.
The architects are busy with their plans, and
the real estate owners are In uncertainty as 10
The new stree, lines. notwithstanding more
than two months have elapsed, several fires
among the rubbish are stills burning.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
sHERIFE,S SALE

~ virtue Of writ of lev Iacds To mo directed
WI be- exposed to public sale, ut the Lafayette Hotel
40 stl Shipley street, Kept by James q. Pierson. Ia
the cltJ Of Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
care, GA WEDNESDAY, January -. 1873, at tw,
O'Clock, y. M the following described Real Estate,
Vie: All that certain lot or piece oil land situate Ia
ths city % Wilmington bounded aud described o.
follows, TO Wit; Beginning on tho easterly side
wilson street toiioery Liberty streetJ at the dis
tame otsAtJ-ou feet from the northeriy side Of etl
sTrs, ana ut the horlhsry side OF four feet Wide al
sasery along said side OF said alley and parallel
Sihtii street seventy feet to stake thence norter
pafnliel TO wilson ST., i0rtytwo feet 10 anOthet
stake thence westerly parallel TO Ninth seventy
Ifet 10 tho said side Ut Wilson street. and thence
merely sputherl, forty two feet the place of begin
nnk be the contents thereon what they may; with the
privilege q the use OF the said alley In common with
others entitled thereto, forever.
seized and taken In execution a. the property Of
William +. Beggs aud Susannah NJ, his wife, and
W H. Mvhi-r. terre tenant, and TO be sold by
Inn hOREkI L.. AHMSTHNNG. Slerin
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

boy, doubtless u brother 10 the ona the
Old man In the fable caught stealing apples,
lives In Portland. \ fruit dealer caught him
stealing fruit and was proceeding to administer
punishment. The hoy begged TO he released
becau,c he hal recently been yaccnated fresh
from the GOV, "What has that to do with i,o''
shouted the iniuriiled dealer. aShe wa, hook
irs COW, and II has goi into my blood" was the
whining reply.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
SHEKIEF.S SALE.

~ virtue OF u writ oi Levali Facss dh ected
Wal be exposed 10 public sale. at the Lafayette Hotel
~ Shipiel street kept by Jsmrs e. Person In the
City Of Wilmington, New Castle County, Dela~ art
on TCEsDAf, the 18th day oil January, 1873, at ii
O'CLOCK, T. M, tho following described Heal Estate.
via: All that certain lot or piece OF land situated III
the City Of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and de-
se,ibsd q, iollows towit: beginning on the eastsriy
side OF alnut street at the distance bundred
feet from the northery side Of Tenth street, thence
easteTly parallel with Tenth street, hundred and
hrty-nye feet to the westerly side OF Wilson al
thrty-faet wide, thence thereby northerly parallel
with Walnut street thirty ieet to a stake thence Yves
terly parallel with Tenth street. hundred and
feet TO the said Side OF Walnut street thence thereby
souhery thirty feet To the place beginning be
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken III execution rs the property Oh
Robert A. Van Rensselaer, and Annette NJ. van Rem
sAlasr his wife, sni Thomas NJ. Moore and MARY U.
Moore his wife, and John W. Todd. terrr tenant and
10 be- sold Nv
Ian a-t. HDBElT T.. aRNSTRONt. shcrih
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

SHERIFB'S SALE.

ny ,htne OF .unxry WRITE OF levari f.cisS d.
reeted viii be raposed bile sale at the yette
no'ei, No 81 shiRleS street. Kept by James c. Pier
son IN The atty OF WILMINGTON, New Castle County
WEDNESDAY, January 10Th, 1879 at 9 O'Clock, p
-, me following described real estate, Wis An
lntt eitaih lot piece or parcel of land with brick
swelling hou.' thereon erected, situated In tha
cs o. wilmington aforesaid, bounded and desert Led
81. suth street, between Lombard and Pine street,.
a. u. distance OF feet three inches
line. thence with his line southerly ~ fcct TO Zee,
wide alley Leading into Northumberland thence with
said alley side easterly, sixteen feet less
stake, thence northeriy, parallel with Pine
inches TO the place Of beginning with the common
use or said alley forever Seized and taken In
non o. 1e property OF William q. Moore and Amy
~ r. ms vile, and terTe tenants, and To he sold b.
ian kGHInI L \ AAerId
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

\ Missouri man, who left his VIII, because OF her
.secesh" pr6cllylties and Joined Frenonts army al
ne breaking out OF the war, and who had see I
day. and Just he was seating himself by the aide OF
an elegantly dressed woman, In the car she ra.ed her
val revealing to his ast0nIsbed vision, the features
OF his wife. From the ahectlonate character OF the
ensuing demonstration the passengers inferred that
be had 0yercOme his dsllke OF ..secnah.m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

Additional details OF the hattie between In.
troops and Apaches IN Salt River, Arl.oua, sh,w "
that not warrior escaped, that all the band
We're killed, and that twenty-five women and
children were captured. A New Mexico freight
train for Camp Bell was recently attacked BY
apaches, and the wagon master was killed. II
Is also stated that some white men were killed
by Indians, who afterwards appeared on The
reservation wearing the clothes of their vic
Tins
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

James 4. Sanders having become Tired OF
farming, Ia, rented the ,tore No 2IS Market st
now occupied By Drake < Co., and Will open
on the 18th oil March, or fow days thereafter
with Large stock Of dry goods. lie /, well
known TO our citizens, having been in the
trade for. long time, and Is well eacna-
ted TO do large business