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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-25
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINeroN, June "a. s m.
PROBABILITIES,

PROBABILITIES,
For the New England and Middle
States, partly cloudy weather, north
east and northwest winds, stationary or
falling temperature and rising barome-
ter. For the South Atlantic States,
partly cloudy weather, variable winds,
high tenn perature and continued high
barometer. For the Cult States, areas
of rain, southeast to southwest winds,
continued high temperature and high
barometer. For Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, increasing cloudiness and
continued high temperature, with vari-
able winds and stationary or rising
barometer. For the Lake Region and
the Northwest. increasing cloudiness
and areas of rain from Michigan west
ward and southwestward to the Mis-
sour valley, essterly or southerly winds,
high tenn perature except in the north
ern portion OF the Upper Lake region
and in the Lower Lake region, and but
slight changes in the barometer.
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Cleveland Markes.

CLEVELAND. June 24-Wheat-Dull
and unchanged; No. red 81 80; No.
. DO 90. Corn-Stesdy; high mixed
re; low mixed 70c. Oais-Uuchaug-
ed; No. state 55c; No = do 53c; white
Soc PetroIeum-Qaiet, weak aud
unchanged
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SAMPSON Oil.

This oil (deriving its name from
Sampson, meaning strength is one OF
the beat if not The best remedy offered
to the public for rheumatism, and all
pain, and it appears that no medicine
has ever gained so Hat,ering reputation
10 as short a time. msylS.
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NEW YORK STATE
Race Postponed.

PKKKskrLL. June. The shell race
between Scharf snd Teneyck, snnourc-
ed to take place this afternoon, was
postponed until 7:30 tomorrow morn
iug in consequence OF rough water.
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CANADA.
Rain Storm.

QUEBEC. June 24.-The rain storms
which lately visited this section. caused
very serious damage in seversi paris hes
OF the country OF Beance, particularly
those of St. Joseph aud 81. Frederick.
In some places the direction of the
water courses have been changed, build
ings and bridges swept away, tarms
inundated and covered with sand and
gravel, and travel in several places
seriously impeded. .,.f
81. Johns Day.
MONTREAL, June 24-St. John the
Bartists day was successfully ceIeera :
ed in this city to-day. About 10000
persons took part in the procession, In
cluding about forty American societies
with thirty bands OF music.
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GERMAN Y.

BERLIN, June pa naval court
marshal has sentenced Captain Werner
to arrest for his conduct when in com =
mand Of German man-of-war in the
barbor OF Cartagena during the lntran'
sigiente revolt.
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LOUISVILLE.
81. Joh n's Day.

LOUISVILLE, June 24.-The Mssons
ot this CITY celebrated St. Johns day y
o, Ev q snns nsrsde I through the streets and a a
t:stiysI at Central Park. Ihousanat
If neople were iu attendance and tne
.. .,aPbratiop Pi was the largest ever held IN
,Ls c;tv. The proceeds go to tne
Masonic Widows and orphsn ;.,, nU,as - .
~ this city. Business in the Guy "Ss
seperally suspeudei during the ua''
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KENTUCKY.
Sale Of rhorough hbred Colts.

LEXINGTON, June 24-AIexander's
sale of thoroughbred and trotting colts
came off to-day at his farm nearSpring
Station. There was a large attendance
OF buyers from all parts Of the country,
but principally from New York city:
Col. Mcdaniel got the finest animal
sold, a full brother OF Harry Bassets, at
$i,reo There were fifty thorough
bred yearliuso --ri -----..o, =.
$62S, the trotters averaging about 5000
The total Gales were about $4,000.
There will be sales OF tboroughbrede
every day this week.
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INDIA VA. 4
CarnsrAtona Laid.

INDIANAPOLIS, June A.-The corner
stope OF the new Chamber OF Commerce
building, corner OF Lexington Avenue
and Maryland streets, was laid this
afternoon. The ceremonies were con-
Quoted by the Masonic Grand Lodge.
The building will be 60 by l4f feet.
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BOSTON,.

BosroN. June 24.-The liquor license
bill passed the lower branch of the
legislature to-day BY vote OF y to o4.
The Senate has enacted the lics0se
bill. 4 .- ~ -
Base Ball.
The game Of base ball stood, Bos-
IONS 10; Chicagos 2.
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Philadeinhin Market.

PHlLApRLPHA, June 24-Flour-
Firm and unchanged Wheat-Dull
Corn-Firm; yellow S2G S3c. Oats
Advancing white 62@6Sc. Buttera
Cheese-U. changed. Eggs-Flrm
western l7@lSc. Petroleum-Retined
l22c. Whisky-99c.
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Pr,sburxh PetroI.um Market.

PlrrsBURGH, June 24.-Petroleum-
Crude unchanged at S5c 81 well; s5,
@Sl 90 at Psrker-; refined not quoted
lo.iaY.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June "a The government
prohibits the distribution in France OF
photographs of the Prince Imperial.
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81. Johns Day,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The markets are generally steady,
but the business doing is not heavy. .
Groceries are in fair demand, without
any change in prices. There is rumor
in the city that coffee and sugar have
advanced a little in New York, but no
advance has taken place in this city
Sugars are firm, however, and as the
fruit season progresses, the price Is
likely to move up cent or two.
Cheese has declined &c, and carbon
oil is down to l4!c. MacAerel has
taken another downward Glide OF Sue )
No. . now -ssu: at ST 25 and No. 2
at:675. -. - -
Flour has IA iuactive-in TACT, dull
and prices unchanged. t.-.- -
In provisions the market has been
fair, but not as bouyant as it has been
most of the season. The excessive heat
heat has unnerved business men geper-
ally, and the droath in the country hae
made the demand ss light as il is pos
sible to have it. Prices have, however
all been we'll maintained in all the
leading artcles Of provisions. .
In Dry Goods there is an improved
feeling, and q general belief is express
ed that early in July a considerable
movement will take place in the trade
with an advance in prices. The Ne"
York Bulletin Of Monday, says tna
stocks of goods in jobbers hands ere
much lighter than usual, not only IN
that city but throughout the coun'r,
and, as the prospects for the fall trade
are encouraging, en- active movement
in both cotton and woolen fabrics ma!
be looked for in the ensuing month
az current prices are certainly Low
enough 10 stimulate liberal investment
and probably speculation.
Wool lie still improving a little. To
day's quotations show the range o
prices in Philadelphia TO be from 45 tC
55 cent?. West Virginia. Penusylva
MIA, and Ohio Xxx ranging from % L
55, and extra and medium from - Il
So, In this city prices nave sdyaacet
a shade and the market is qaite firm
The grades mentioned above rapg'
here from As to AZ cts. An occasions
lot of fancy may command 80 cts.
The consuming drouth still exists
and all vegetation is burning up: Th'
whea, is filing out pretty well; ku
meadows, pastures, oats, barley, ant
corn are sll in a poor way. The ap'
pies are still falling from the trees, an
the orchards begin to look as il ou
fond hopes Of large fruit crop are t
be blasted.
QUOTATIONS.. q
| 10.
BUTTER-Choice, dull l5c. ~. ~ .
CHEESE-Arriving In large quantity
at l41zc for primelull cream; tklms at lowe
Tater.
| CARBON Oils now quoted at ~
COFFEE Good 70 prime E3e4c; hoit
&c; roa,ted DC. old ye low RIO s:arce ~
choice Java &c t...- r.
CRACKERs-sugaT, lie; lemon, ny
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as some OF its provisions are opposed
to the business interests OF the country
and as whole will not meet the ap-
proval OF the mercantile community
~ sales Of Coal. Z -
At the auction sale OF, Scranton coal
to-day $4,000 tons sold as follows:
Steamboat, 5000 ton. at "a SHOT 90 !;
CRATE. 5000 at S. 90; egg. 5000 tons at
IS l2A@5l5; stove, 5000 tons at 1865,
5000 tons at 81 57(94 GAY.
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MaryC. Campbell. ri ni.
~ 3W' EIe - VIZ
IN CHANIFRy

Mary c. Campbell. a at,
IN CHASCERY
By virtue OF decree OF ibe Municipal
Court OF wheeling, msde and entered IN
the above entitled cause on the 3jlh DAY OF
March, 1874, Will, on
Saturday, ib. I3th day OF Jane, "a
BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock o. m, OF said dsy,
ufisr Rt public sale To the highest and bes,
bidder or bidders, nj the front door ~ the
Court House OF Chic county. The following
described lots aud par cles Oi gIound situsie
In tn. eth ward ~ the city o. Wheeling,
thst is 10 say: Lot numbered one ia tqusT.
numbered eighteen, lots mum mbered s.ven.
teen and eighteen In qusre numbered
eighteen with the Improvement upon Ssid
lot No. II, consisting of frame tenement
house, lot numbered ffteen In ,Iusre Bufo.
bered thirty.eght lots humber ed fye and
six Ia square numbered foity.tpuT, lot
q umbered three Ia square numbered thirty.
ssyeu, and lot LuInisTed two In tqusTs
numbered forty nine. sIl Of the addIt, ON to
The city OF wheeling, laid out by nprigE q
Richie.
Terms OF ShLE--One fourth ors much
more OF the purchase money ~ ths puT-
| chaser or purchases fnay elect 10 pay In
cash, and the residue IN lbIes equsI annual
indailments nom the day OF ssle. With In -
terest upon said do erred instaIlments bon
the day Of sale, the purchase To give good
srsonai security Jor the payment of ssid
deferred iDstallfnents, AID Interest, and
the title to the prop~ity 90 be retsinsd un-
I'll the purch ass money In fully paid.
JAMES n. McMECHfN,
mal2 osvt hpecisl CommisAtoper.
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,,,, our reports this morning the
1.biIi,iss ',Ji sre that the weather to-
.'S's s;I be partly cloudy. with vsria-
81 ND. and continued high tempera.
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Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
baltimore Division.

EksT-LHAyn WEsr- LkAVEh
sWhecliDg 'Wnshington, Va,
daily at-.-.7.l5 4. n daily at......0:D A. n.
Wheeling washington, va,
daily at...--+OC p. n daily at...Eto 2, n.
sSundRys excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets 70 all principal points can be pro
cured al tue ONCE at the Depot.
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master OF Ira importation u
r. 7. DEvRiEs. General Agent Who =
ing mnylB
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Tickets 10 all principal points In the hsp {
and west can be procured NJ the Dniot
Ticket Office, under Mcclure House, and at
the station at bridgeport.
n. MYERs,
iue2O Gent Passenger anS TirkPf SEQ .
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Accommodation. 4

EAsT-LEAvrH. wIsr-LhAvR.
sWheeling SWheeling
daily at.....8 5j A. u. daily at-...st1 y. y.
ARRIVES IT ARRIVES At
CumberIHnd.S:2b T.. u. GAINESVILLE. I0 p. N.
sundays excepted. i'sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connections
at baltimore with trains for Philadel.
phia, New York and Boston. At WASH
ington CITY for all poins South.
West bound trains make direct connec.
tinn FOR all points West AZ" Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
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Com missiOner's sale Of Sth
Ward Property.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Elizabeth q. Campbell and Tho~. y. Camp
bell, Infants who sue ~ their next frieLd
jacob X. Greer.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio RaIroad Co
70 3s aNl

an AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY II,
" 1874, Trains will leave Wheeling as fol-
lows, Nheeling time:
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QUOTATIONS.

BUTTER-Choice, dull l5c. ~ 20.
CHEESE-Arriving In large quantity,
at I41zc for prime.full cream; klms at lower
rater.
CARBON Oils now quoted at 1910.
COFFEE Good 70 prime Z3c4e; ch oiee
25c; roa,ted DC: old ye low RIO s:srcs Be
choice Java &c o.. r.
CRACKERS-SugaT lie; lemon, llHt
soda, 7hc; water, 6lci oyster, 71Ici cream
Is; butter, IKE. -..-
EGGsNSull quoted at I11zlc.5
FIsH-Nackerei. 20. z large g. q; No
3 large rf6 Is. These quotations Tor fui
weights. White fish E76. Herring scare
IS %.
FLOUR-white wheat fancy "a Sa7 81
al IS; red IS 1907 90; spring wheat ~ 7Ss1 oO
| low grade OF super $5 0095 2j- Rye s6 s..
GRAIS-Wheat dull; white 81 4GSl -
red q SOal 3i Rye quoted az Sc, Dyt non'
| in this market. Corn from the wagon d
at the wharf, 75c. 0atIS5c. ; l.F|rF
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~. Louis EXPRESS.

lAeT-LHAvBe. wKbT-LKAVn.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at. I 10 A. N daily st-....g 20 Y. n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Washington Newark .....,Sl5 .. N
City..........6:5O p. H-Columbus. .-..<;b0 A. -
Baltimore. SEQ p. NJ. sandusky ......d25 \. N.
Philadelphia 2S5 A. N cinnati .IU:;iS A. n.
New York DO, A N Chicagu,......y;O 800 y. n
eSnnnn Va el cenled.
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Western Express.

Eksr-LEAyb HEr-LKAvn.
Wheeling Nv heeling
,iHity AT .i'55 p. u. daily at--.7:tO A.
kBRIvns AT ARRIVES AT
Washington Newark ....-':i0 p. n.
Ctty.......7:l0 A. n columbus. y. y. 4.
RartimOro..-S 10 A. NJ SandusKy ...B-Sb p. N.
Philadelphia l:2J y MCincinnati.- -l0:t0 r. M.
Nav York -.J.lO A. " hIcagO. ~ A. NJ.
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1t'lteline 9ee'5ter,

.,osed in New York yestsr-
5oLD cIose"
.Mllll
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Cleveland b Pittsburgh 4. &.
I.MAVL

- SE-zE7 ON AND APTER JUNE.
- ff%H ~, 1873, Tralna. VIII run
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BY TELiE'G RAP b..
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line, ONCE North
west corner OF Main and 18th streets.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-04-29

At wAtertown and Brighton, for the week ending
Tuesday, April %, 1874.
AMOUNT OF STOCK At NARKEr.
catns SA,sP. sAets' Hog, ciits,.
This week.. 1855 ASA 1870 300 10
Last week 49,. loss e,e9 LOO 400 5Ie
One year ago.. 3.l7s 5,6i6 SCI 1900 i,O7s
PRIcEs.-B,.f caffs-Extra fat and heavy premium
oxen ss0Oa9.50, first quality, ssOons.b0 second
quality, s60O97 80, third quality, tj.501j.75 per
100 lbs. total wei ght Of hide tAlow and dressed
500
Working oIsH.-si5O325O per nsir. or according
to their value as beef. Steers, ss7Gl25
aHeA coirs.-Fair quality, sl5960 extra good, SCI
6q5, with without calves as may be agreed fsrrow
aES . ,s s yssGlaS' soSs aysAr
SAMPLER extra, 6H9c few fancy locks, gi6
9io per ID, live weight or si.ooGs rs per head.
=. Shgtei. - wholesale, 79'lei retail 7a9c per H.
Fat Hogs, 6td6lc per III.
real Cdirfs-fj.50d9O1 per head.
Hlds,-Brghton, 7i0sc country lots, 7@7lc calf
skins, l2l Rlfci tallow, SC per ID. country, 4lc.
Pshs-Wth wool on, ii.50d2.50 each.
RENARKs. There was a sufieiency Of cattle from
the West TO keep prices A. easy rates Butchers are
now dependent upon the West for their supplies and
there is apparently lack from that section. There
were G2 head received from the North, comprising
oxen, steers stays and heiiers, with large offering
OF mich COWS OF medium and extra quality. Cow
that were fine mixers sold at f7ids0 per head with
calf The prices beef cattle shaded fraction
from last week, o. Il. Taylor sold four hefers f0i
beef TO dress 5 lbs each at &C per h. dressed weight
Mr. Hastings sold two stays, to weigh so lbs each
at Sc per ID live weight; q W BroTnell sold tire,
lans Co sold 10 steer, average l,lls lbs at &c pei
/ III, live weight 10 NJ. Kahn, and 10 steers, averag,
l,3l2 lbs, at 90 per 10, live weight. Hathaway
swl sold p steers average ,325 lbs, at 10 per H.
! live weight 10 Mfr, Dana Working oxen are dull o.
sale, ADD but few required for the demand.
The few lots Of Northern sheep that were received
were run on early at tc advance on last weeks prices
the stock were 10 better condition to handle th'
wool being dry and weight lighter. q. W. Jones sole
u old sheep, average 40 lbs at 9ic per h. and l0
lambs, average 20 lbs, at loo per ID" fancy lot"
T. Shackett sold 80 sheep aud lambs average ~ lbs
at sic per 10. Veal calves have been received freely
and have helped out the light supply Of sheep.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHlNGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier on the 18th
day of April, A. ID. ls7ii
Nm. =. Dillingham;, Administrator Of the estate Of
Daniel Landon, late Of Waterbury, in said district
deceased makes application TO said Court for license
sell all Of the real estate Of said deceased repre-
sentng that said sale is necessary for the payment OF
tho debts Of said deceased. Whereupon II Is ordered
by said Court that said application come under con-
sderation and be heard on the 9Th day Of May, d..
1874 at the Probate Office, in Montpelier; and, u Is
further ordered that all persons interested be- notified
hereof by publication OF notice Of this application
and order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman State Journal, printed at Mont
peer before said time Of hearing, that they may APP
pear at said time and place, and II they OBJ
Joet thereto BY the Court.-Attest,
| 1928 n. A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-04-29

TEMPERANCE MEETNO,--On Monday evening
Trinity yestry was well filled to listen to an ad.
dress upon the present phases Of the temperance
work, by Mrs. ANNIE WIrTENMYER, Of Philadel-
phia. Mrs W. has made herself familiar, by
personal contact and experience, with the
Womens' temperance crusade Of the West and
is deeply inspired with faith in its divine orr.
gin and destined triumph She is an accom-,
plished speaker, and her tender and thrilling
appeal riyeted the attention and deeply moved
the sympathies Of all present The effect pro
duced upon the audience must have been Ia
greatly strengthen the conviction, not only that
the axe is about TO be laid at the root of this
mother Of denominations, bat also that God is
calling out the reserve force OF Woman to lead
the van in the good work. Mrs w. was
followed by stirring appeals from Rev. DR.. E.
o. Haven and Bishop Peck, who were proyl-
dentally with US on their return from the Yer.
mont Conference.
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marriages.

In Cambridge, April ls by Rev. A. scribner, Mr.
FRASE H. CHAsg aud Miss LovisA NJ Woon, both O
Cambridge.
In West Randolph, April p, by Rev. Z. Gerry, Mr.
LKaor q. rIlsoN and Miss DELLA P. HARLOW, boil
Of West Randolph.
In East Randolph, April g, by Rev. Joseph Cox
Mr.. WILLIAM CRAGGY, OF Washington, aud Miss Al
sISA CARsEs, Of Bast Barre.
In Fletcher April q, at tho Union church, by Rev
George s. Guernsey, Of Rochester, Mr. JUSTIN s
LEAcH and Miss NELLIE V. WILSON, both Of Fletcher
In West Topsham, April IS, at the residence Of th
brides father, by Rev o. shipman, assisted by Rev
%. A. Farley, Mr.. j. A. F0ss, Of Plainfeld, and Mis-
DELLA q. WILEY, Of West Topsham.
In Wells River, April p, by Rev VIM. s. Palmer
assisted by Rev Messrs Beattle and Houston Of Rye
gate, JAMS h, NELSON, NJ. d., and Miss LiLLIAs A.
Youngest daughter Of Samuel A. Moore Esq, both o
Wells River.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-04-29

The SUNDAY EVENING Manufacturing to
the inclement weather, the attendance was not
large. After singing, Mr.. John W Clark,
who presided, called upon Rev Mr.. Wright to
offer prayer,
The chairman, in few earnest words, con
trasted the young man who would sacrifice his
life for his country, to the one who would
slaughter himself by his own appetite.
Rev. Mr.. Wright, in most impressive man
ner, answered some Of the arguments used by
those who only take little" and can stop
whenever they choose spoke of Christian
liberty in its highest sense, explaining how God
allowed His people to walk among temptations,
that they might triumph over them.
Mr.. Hopkins, being called for, showed by
his kind appeal to those present, whose thoughts
he could not fathom, as well as by other per
tinent remarks, that his interest was undated.
And all who listened must have been convinced
that one old soldier" certainly did stand
in his place"
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Deaths.

In Worcester, April ?, Miss EuSicE AMELIA Corey,
aged Il years.
In Bradford April 81. Mr. SAMUEL WILSON aged
about 60 years.
In Bradford, April ~, Mr.. sItAs SUBWAY. aged 81
years and months
In Derby, April IA, Mrs. Dolly, wife OF Capt. Jo-
seph Bates, aged 81 years.
In Morrstown, April 10, Mrs. AMANDA n, wife Of
A. II Little, aged nearly % years.
10 Northfeld, April 10, Mrs MARIA g., wife Of the
late Harvey Benton, aged GO years
In West Randolph. April 10, Mrs AUGUSTA Z. LAM
son, aged IS years and months.
In Danvllle, April IS, amer protracted Illness,
Mrs. NATHAN SMILE aged - years.
In Northheld April u, Mrs. LYDIA, widow Of the
late Adm Smith, aged 81 years and 10 months.
In Worcester, April ~ FREbDs L., son Of Simeon
and Caroline Hatch, aged year and months.
10 PianReld, April 8, Of lung fever, Mrs. CHLoE J.
BArCHELDER, aged 70 years months and 10 days.
In Vershire, March 3D. FRANKIE f., son OFFS. NJ. and
VI. II. Douglas, aged months and p days. Jesus
will wake little frankie.
In Danyille, April q, Mrs RuLr c. wife Of Frank.
lin II. Palmer and daughter Of the late Capt. Harry
Chamberlin, aged % years.