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LAST EDITION
New York.
The Failure of Russell & sturges--

The Failure of Russell &c Sturges--
COunterfeiters--Li etc., etc.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-A telegram from
Manila to the agent here confirms the
failure Of Russell & Sturges. The senior
partner was on his way here, but was
taken sick three weeks since and died
in San Francisco. The house Is under
stood to have had large deposits, and it
is supposed that. on the news of the
death of MIR. Russell a run was made
upon it and failure was the result.
A gang OF counterfeiters, composed Of
five females, three Of them children,
were arrested to-day. They have been
circulating counterfeit five7cent pieces
to a very large extent. A mold for
making the money was found in their
rooms. The father Of the family, Eman-
uel DeMott, is now in prison, serving a
term for counterfeiting.
The first papers in the libel suit of
John Kelley against the New York
Times were issued yesterday.
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\ Terrible Esplossos.

PITTsBURG, Nov. ia terrible acci-
dent occurred at the Pottsyille Colliery,
Locastdale, this morning, caused by the
explosion Of a keg OF powder. Ig ap-
pe;srs that Alfred Stolers, Morton Jones,
Robert Payne, and John Durkin, a boy
about IS years old, were sitting
on bog which contained
"a keg of powder, when q
spark dropped from one of the miners
lamps into the powder. Every stitch O
clothing was torn from the bodies Of
Durkin and Payne, except their shoes,
and both are mass of raw flesh. StO'
Ter is terribly injured in the abdomen
and suffers intensely. Jones Is also
frigntfully burned. The men were both
rem owed to their homes and medical aid
summoned.
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The Crooked wnisnv Ty,a,..

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1S.-Tho trial OF Gen
Mcdonald is still in progress. Ed. B.
Frazier, of Bevis q Frazier, testified
that In May 1874, all the distilleries were
making crooked whisky and raising
money for Revenue officials. On one
occasion Joyce told him he must have
$1,000, whicn was raised. Another So, 900
was raised in May, 1875, at the sugges-
tion of Joseph Fitzroy, Chief Clerk in
the Revenue Collectors office, and given
to him by witness. Never paid any
money to Mcdonald, but did to Joyce.
Mcdonald told witness Fitzroy should
not be blamed for The $1,000 he received,
and which the distillers wished re-
turned. as 1t had given them time to get
rid OF their surplus.
Andrew Megrue, an employe In the
Post-office at Cincinnati, ana cousin of
q. &. Megrue, testified: | ran Beyis &
Frazer's distillery in 1871, and made IL
licit, whisky, perhaps one-third, Me-
Donald came to the distillery two or
three times, asked ME how we were get
ting along, and If we couldn't make
more "crooked." He said, "D-n it.
man, this thiyd amt paying; we must
make more."
Joseph M. Fitzroy had heard from
Joyce and Megrue that. the money re-
ceived from the distillers was paid for
political purposes. subsequently, he
learned from Mcdonald and Joyce that
the ring consisted OF Megrue, Mcdonald,
Joyce, Collectors Ford and Mcguire,
VIM. HcKee, Avery, Patrick, Newcomb
and the Gaugers aud Storekeepers. Wit
ness received money weekly from distil-
lers Ulrlci, Bevis, Frazier, Busby, Teus-
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in the Department of Agriculture. They
are engaged in examining reports from
| the PROVINCIAL Advisory Boards.

in the Department of Agriculture. They
are engaged in examining reports from
the Provincial Advisory Boards.
FOREIGN NOTES.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18-Fr0m the latest
European files we CLEAN the foll0wing:
No appPehensions OF turtner floods are
entertained. In France considerable
land near Toulouse is still submerged,
but the Garonne is falling.
A monument was recently unveiled in
Paris to the memory of the French
soldiers who fell at Mars La Tour.
Mr.. Geo. Smith, who recently discov-
cred in the ruins of Nineyah fragments
OF tables giving account OF the deluge,
&C., has left England to further prose.
cute his historical researches in Asia
Minor.
1t is reported that in the event Of
Turkey failing to suppress the insur-
rection in Herzegovina, Austria will
intervene next spring with an armed
force in behalf OF the European Powers.
THE LETTER OF DON CARLOS.
MADRID, Nov. 1S.--Intelligence from
Carlist sources says a recent letter from
Don Carlos to King Alfonso offers to
agree to a truce should the Cuban diff
Guilty cause a war between Spain ant
the United States. In that case Carlos,
while reserying his right to the throne
of Spain, offers to unite his forces will
those Of Alfonso to defend the integrity
or Spanish territory.
HE MAY NOT HANG.
OTTAWA, ONT, Nov. lS.-The rumol
that Davis Lorento, ab0rtionist, who il
sentenced to be hanged on December 9Th
has had his sentence committed to i'm
prisonment for life, is incorrect. The
case Is now under consideration by thu
Minister justice, and as several lega
technicalities are involved, tits possible
a death sentence may be committed.
| ENGLISH FINANCES.
| LONDON, Nov. l8.-The Bank Of Eng
land has reduced its rate OF per cent.
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and read: VIM. III. Brown, Front strssk,
50 per ton; Hunt street, 50 81; Thomas
Dodsworth. Hunt street, 50 SO per tea.
y w.lliam ~ nor u. hGboe o.irn Hunt s.res s,
Charles Martin Gardner, Fronf
street, 50 81 per ton; Hunt street, - -
per ton. q
Mr. Bowman moved that the contract
to furnish 5000 tons to Front street be
awarded to VIM. Fl. Brown, and i.o9D
tons to Hunt street to Th0s. D0dsworth-
The motion was adopted.
Mr.. Hilb moved that the parties -
whom contracts were awarded be rc-
quired to sign contract and give bonus
before any coal Is delivered. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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Charlie Ross Found.
PERHAPs.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1S.--lnformation
was received here last night that Charlie
Ross has been found in town in Con-
necticut, near the place where Bill
Mosher stole the boat In which he made
the cruise. The boy is In the cuslod of
q woman. It is believed from the de-
scription that this Is the boy.
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.Burntng Of the Mohasyk.

BUFFALO, Nov. 1S.-The Western
Transportation Company's propeller,
Mohawk, laid up for winter at their
docks, was discovered to be on fire yes
terday afternoon. After fruitless at
tempts to save her, she was towed away
from the wharf, and finally burned to
the waters edge. The vessel Is total
loss. No insurance. She was valued at
S92 Gf0 9HI-t
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

T,HE stockholders Of Home Building Asso :
IL citation, No. 8, Of Cincinnati, are requested
to meet at their hail, N. W. corner Eighth and
freeman streets, Saturday evening, November
20, 1875, to take measures for the dissolution Of
said association. w. 5. ROBINSON,
no18-2t, ,Th&s* President.
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The committee appointed to prepare
testimonial'on the life of the late men,
Der, e. J. Buckingham, reported to-day.
The report was read and adopted by
the Chamber, and ordered placed upon
the record Of the Chamber, and. copy
transmitted to the family Of deceased.
Committee: George f. Davis, k. w.
Cunningham, P. Mathers, Henry Nye,
S, Morse. S 4sa
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The. storekeepers and gaugers were paid
differently, In various sums and by dir
ferent persons.
On cEoss-examinatioR witness thought
he might possibly have $4,000 or $4,000
as his share of the ring fund.
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WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 18.-In the
pacing race between Sleepy George,
Sorrel Billy and Sallie was finished the
final heat, and was won by Sleepy
George in 2:35; Sorrel Billy second and
Sallie third. The race was awarded to
Sleepy George.
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this county, and lately wealthy broker
OF this city, has been missing for several
days. 1t was known to. be his habit to
carry large sums of money, and IL is
feared he has been murdered and robbed.
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I. DR.. Schlieman writes from Leydsn,
Holland, TO- the London Academy thss&
be has become convinced, BY new err
dence treasured in the prehistoric par-
tion OF, the museum OF that city, thnk
there never was any "Stone Age,S b1a
that stone weapons and iinplemepts have
at all times, even In the remotest antS@a.-
ty, been used simultaneously with NeaI-
ons and implements OF copper. 81
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1s.-Hon. John
w. Foster, United States Minister to
Mexico, arrived here yesterday. The
Chamber OF Commerce will give him a
public reception tonight.
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Wedding journeys, are no longer aAn
style, written Invitations are oonsifexad
'once more very elegant, and wed6sax
cards were issued at Lockport, n Il
the other day with the signifea.s iaki-
nation, ssNo bfesents.''
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PERSONAL.

TT MIR. JOHN HOLMES, OF Goshen, Ohio,
Il is still in the city / would be pleased to
meet him at tho STAR Office between the hours
Of and O'Clock this P. NJ. Ifailed to get
postal card in time for this A. NJ.
JOS. w. POMFREY,
Publisher OF "The Press.n
CINCINNATI, Nov. IS. 1tt
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WRESTLING.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-A wrestling
match for i've hundred dollars aside, be.
tween Andrew Christol and L. Bauer,
has been arranged. and one hundred
party. The match is to take place in
this city between the 7th and 14th of De-
cember. The match is the result of
challenge issued recently by Bauer.
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DETROIT, MICH, Now lS.--Alonzo
EetOn, formerly Register Of Deeds for
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TNOR RENT-TWO NICE COTTAGEs-of A
IL rooms each on line of street cars and con-
vcnient to ferry. Inquire 5y7 Main street,
Coylngton. nolf-lt
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FOR RENT.

TSOR RENT-COTTAGE-Of rooms and
il kitchen at 492 Sycamore. Key next door.
Kent. $2U. n0lS-3t
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NM TANTED-PARTNER-- energetic. So
\ NV ber and experienced man Of good ad-
aress. With $l,U0U capital. to establish bfo-
tcgrfvh gallery in Philadephia during the
Ee.Annial. Asidrefs or coll on BELL, Ito w.
iifta sp cot, Cincinnati. nol6-st .
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WI UATGON-By colored man
Wv as porter in store. Address by letter,
e. r., 217 Laurel street. nol6-3t
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

yNT TANTED - SITUATION = By an expe-
wv ricnced wood turner. Address E. F.
N NUMBERS, box 99, Decatur, Ind. no17-3
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Sporting News.
CoCK FIGHTING.
THE PRIZE RING.

BROOKLYN, Nov. 18.-A cooking m ain
for $4,000, the odd fight, and 5000 each
battle, between New York and Connecti-
cut, took place In this city last night.
Thirteen battles were fought. Con-
necticut won seven battles to four for
New York. The New York fowls were
the fayorites all through the main.
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LOST.

r OST - SLIPPERS = Pair Of gentleman's,
Il with three pairs Of stockings. Monday al
ternoon. Finder will please return to COW EN-
ward. nolI-3t
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wv hand writer and correct German and
French translator In ne sspaper or law Office;
have experience and best OF references. Ad-
dress SHORTHAND WRITER, 234 W. Third
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. nol7-3t
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WV STU UATION--By two sisters,
wv in hotel, for dining-room or up stairs
work: good references. Call at 57l Sycamore
street. no16-3t
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XNT NTANTED-SITUAT ATION-As salesman in
wv the store or travelling business, not par
ticular. Address J. O. KEENER, Muncie, In
diana. noi7-3t
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THOR SALE--LAND--5 SO acres prairie land; I;
It good spring on same; in thickly -settled
|neighborhood, in Adair county, Iowa.. near
ic0unty-seat Or will trade for horse and light
lnpfing wagon. Address "W," this office.
Ijy14-tfl
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VNTANpER = SITUATION As travelling
wv salesman Tor a whisky or liquor house,
by gentleman who has had twenty ears ex-
perlence IN the Southern trade. Address q. NJ,
237 W. Walnut ST, Louisville, Ky. no17-3t
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VNTANTED--SITUAT ATION-As advertisin 6
wv agent fo- some good paper; good refer
ence given. Address box 437, sidney, Ohio.
nOf7-3t
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WI ALTON - AS coachman.
w can give the best city reference. Call at
126 Van Horn street. no16-6tf
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VNT ANTED ~ SITUATION - by youn g
wv married man in needy circumstances
willing and able to work at anything to make
an honest living through the winter call on
or address J. Z. b., LIZ Pleasant st. nol7-St
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THOR SALE OR RENT - SEWING-MA-
IL CHINES-By the week or month, all the
late improved, and instructions given at 2OS
Water street. nol6-otr
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FOR RENT--RooMs.

T,OR RENr-R0OMS-3 furnished rooms,
il for single gentlemen only. Apply at 81
East Fourth street. nol6-3t
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TNUR SALE OR EXCHANGE. PROPERTY
G -First-class inside property in Indianap-
oils, for good farm in Indiana and Illinois, or
for good city property in California! Address
FARMER, care Journal office, Indianapolis,
Indiana. no17-3t
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WANTED BOARDING.

VXTANTED--BOARD- room by q lady,
wv convenient to the corner Of Main and
Bixth; must not exceed four dollars per week.
Address X. s.. star Office.
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T0R SALE-LAND--143 acres OF land, IL
IL miles west Of the city; upland. Address
IL. Star Office. oc9-u
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WANTED IscnLLANHoUs

tVTJ ANTED = Clothes wrIngers Repaired.
wv r. TETTENBORN, 2l9 w. Fifth street.
jy3i-S, ,Tu&Th,tfl
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T1OR SALE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP - TO
n one of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
1exes. Will sell cheap. Address s. z. u, Box
o, city. Oclo-u
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

EfSy- Closing out Sale Of WafcRes,
Clocks and Jewefry, at j. VOSS', No. "a West
Fifth street. Also, lease and fixtures for sale.
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| VTTANTED - SITUATION = By young
| wv man in a commission house to learn the
business; wages no object; references given.
Address Post-ofice box 1880. no17-3t
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FOR SALE.

TSOR SALE-LEASE--O On store 94 W. Fifth
IL street. Apply to j. VOSS. nol3-6t
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THOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS :
r. Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW q
CO., 30 West Third street. 1yl6-i
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LNOR SALE OR TRADE = LOTS - For
H Western land in Kansas; three excellent
lots in KokOmo, Indiana, town Of 5,uU0 in
habitants, Size of lots 40 by 1853 feet. Address
A. M. RAPER, Fairmount, Grant county, Ind.
no17-3t
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TyOR SALE-LAND-T0 acres Of choice bot
tom land, all IN cultivation, on a railroad
and near station, 15 miles from the city.
Address H., Star office. oc9-f
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,NTAETED y THE PUBLIC TO KNOW =
wv That CON VOSS, formerly with VIM
6tolpp, Is now with JOHN RENNER, oppo-
site Grand Hotel. who keeps constantly on
hant the best brands OF shell oysters.
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TNOR SALE-PONY-Bas phaeton pony;
II been ridden and driven by children, and
harness; only $500. IUl E. Fifth street.
not7-3t
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VERMONT NEWS.


ADDISON COUNTY.
party Of ruiFans recently made an at
tack on the residence of Mrs. Fanny Cas-
well. Of RiptOn. destroying nearly all the
glass in the windows. because of her oppo-
sition to having liquor agent appointed in
town.
Mr.. Geo Varney, OF South Lincoln, re-
Gently had quite sharp skirmish with a
wild animal of the wild cat species.
Last week, as Miss Minnie. aged about
90, daughter OF Darwin Forbes. Esq, oil
Orwell, was out driving, the horse became
anageable and ran, the carriage was
overturned, and Miss Forbes was thrown
out and dragged a distance of twenty rods
or more, tearing her clothing into shreds,
and badly bruising her from head to foot.
She was taken up insensible. and the Won
| der is that she escaped with her life.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The camp meeting begins at Lynd0nyllle,
Monday, Aug. %. continuing over Sunday
Information respecting board, rooms, etc,
will be furnished on application to Rev.
Mr.. Sterling, Lyndon.
Daniel Iiawse, of St. John>bury. dropped
down dead while talking with DR.. q. Il.
Billiard, in the road . 'ew rods from his
house, the other day. lie had been suffer
ing from asthma for some time.
Walden is experiencing quite revival of
religion. During the past tour weeks sixty
five persons have made profession of their
faith. Meetings are held alternately at the
North and South churches. conducted by
laymen from ST. JohnsburY and Danyllle,
assisted by home talent.
The stockholders of the Lyndon bank
Z lsntr ed hi. lny. fr
81. 80 TO 500
FRANKLIN COUNTY
One night last week the house Of Mr.
Flayel Butler, on the road leading from
Fairfax Plain to Georgia Hill. was entered
by tramp, who, after fastening Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler into their sleeping apartment.
proceeded to rummage about. Before he
had secured any plumber, Jason jackson,
who slept in the room above vas awakened
and started down stairs, hearing whom the
thief fed, leaving the outside door open,
and a cndgel in chair, which lie Lad prob
ably intended as a means of defence.
LAMouLE COUNTY.
Four Wateryille lads ont berrying the
other day, near johnson line, became
frightened al two wild animals which from
their description must be lynxes The boys
were chased several rods by them but r.
eeised no injuries.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Georse King. p years old, at Holland. in
carelc.sly taking up loaded double barrel
ed gun, got heavy charge OF shot in the
back part Of his neck, and physicians think
there Is little chance for his recovery
Mrs Samuel Twombly, Of Barton, lady
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o. 3. Clark, the bank forger, sentenced
at Rutland to the State Prison for eight
years, and whose sentence has nearly ex-
pirei, on Monday last met with an accident
from the machine which he was working in
the State Prison shoe shop. by which his
right hand was nearly severed, and be is in
danger Of being permanently disabled.
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DIR. J. +. Bryant's Magnetic Remedies.
BRYANT's RHUs WINE.
BRYANTS INVIGATORING CORDIAL.
BRYANT'S LUNG SYRUP.
BRYANTs MAGNETIC EMINENT.
DRYANT'S LIVER PILLS.
Sold only by the popular druggists. r. B. Stearus
Co. Peck's Block, College St., Park Drug Store"
DIED.

DIED.
FERGUsoS.-In this city. Aug. 18th. Mabel Cooper,
infant daughter OF Oscar d. and Alma NJ. Ferguson.
aged weeks.
ALLEN.-1n POultney, August 9th, Horace Archie,
infant son Of Frank P. and Hattie J. Allen.
MuRRAY.-In Colchester, August 18th. 1875. Mr..
Asa B. Murray, aged &C years and months.
CArLN-August 18TH 1875 of cholera infantum
Mary Clarke, daughter Of II. u. Catlin. ased i
months and % days.
August 10th, Mrs Kate Follansbee, aged IS years.
RooD.-In Sugar Creek. Wisconsin, on the 10th
ult.. Silas s. Rood, aged S. years.
Mr.. Rood was born in Milton, Chittenden county
Vt, July 18th, 1890. Came to Wisconsin in 1853
and has from that time been resident of the town
in which he died. Alr. Rood has been member of
the Wesleyan church for some five years past BIS
funeral took place from the Union Church under
the direction Of Rev. U. d. Lathrop He was
worthy and respected citizen and neighbor. He
was soldier OF the war of 1872 and served at the
battle of Plattsburg h.-Wiseonsin Er.
GREES.-At Richmond, VT, August 10, 1875. Miss
AIDA Green, eldest daughter of Hon. T. b. Green,
aged -.
Miss Green early experienced religion and united
with the Congregational church. She has been an
invalid for nearly twenty years, battling the skill
OF the most celebrated physicians. She was faith
lul and consistent Christian, lady Of rare accom-
pllshments Intellectual, moral and social and won
the love and esteem Of all who came in contact with
her. She always took deep interest in all of the
great moral questions OF the day. as well as all the
social gatherings Of the Church and society The
funeral exercises were conducted by the Rev Austin
Hazln, the 18th instant. The choir sang appropri-
ate pieces Tor the OCCASION and chaste and suitable
Moral decorations were placed on the casket. y.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

| As the Assignee of Merrill NJ Hill, will sell at
J.. Public Auction TO the highest bidder, at the
store ~ GEORGE ". Woodwork, in Underhill,
The ssh day Vi August. A L.. l57, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, four prumisory notes, bearing date
the 9TH day o. March, A. ID. I-67, each given for
s. 2, upon which notes there is due about 3&7O0
Also will sell the right of redeemng and all the
Interest that have as the Asssnee OF said Hill in
seN N other notes OF the same date and given each
Tor go All Of the above mentioned notes
signed BY George T. Story. and secured by mort
-aSe On the story farm so called }, in Upderhill
consisting OF 2O1 acres OF land, which are good
buildings, three apple orchards, one sugar orchard
said farm is subject 10 a previous mortgage OF
Su>0 65- VIII also sell all the interest have as
the Assignee o. said Hi IN said Story farm and the
right OF redemption OF the same. Also | will sell
all the interest the Bankrupt estate of said Hill has
IN the Patrick McMannis farm 80 ealled) in Under
hil!-it bein.. 3O'7-}7gi52 undivided parts of two
certain pieces OF land, one OF which is bounded
north by the land Of Michael Kane, and west by
the land OF John Doom. and south by the several
lands Of Edward Breen and Mary Malanif, and east
hy the land Of Francs Barrett and the other piece
bounded north " the land Of Felix Doom and John
Doom, west by the Chittenden lot $50 Called south
by the 4rs q John Doom, and east by the several
lands q Fix Doom and John Doom. The above
real AMI personal estate will be sold by the
authority OF law.
Jericho, august eth, ISIS.
9W3w L. +. WILBUR. ASS gnEe.