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Trustee sale.

DY virtue Of deed q trust made 10 me a.
ID trustee, by n. Cotton and his Wife J. =
Cotton, on the lst day OF May, ls73, and noted
in notebook No. :, page 30, and recorded on
the Sth day OF Msy, 1873, in record book No
SO, page 51j, TO secure the payment OF a certain
prOmissOry note mentioned and described In
said deed of trust, and at the request of ths
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COTTON STATEMENT.

InDOrt8.-M. & c. K. R., 463; NJ. & T.
r. K, 704; /. & n. G. S. r. R., 527;
p & NJ. r r "a; NJ. & l., r. r. r f,
1860: steamers, $40.
Erports.-k. d G. R. R.. 237; Ii. &
T. Z. R, -; L. & n. g. 8. r. R, 695;
by steamers north, 1884; by steamers
south, 1880; by rail north, 932
Ths following are the official tele-
grams Gf Tie condition Of the domestic
markets 81 recsived at the cotton ex-
rhAnra.
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18th Day of December, 1875, at u M,
1. r. CHI u ~ Nx
STEAMBOAT & FORWARDING AGENT,
proprietor of Wharfboat)
MEMPHIS :: :: GE9aESSEE.

IA Y charge to Steamboats, Is simply ten per
w cent. on their business. Special rates
made when desired. 1 have u. 5. Mail Box
en- board visited twice day by a carrier, and
boats mails and kilograms to my care will be
found in boxes arranged in my Office specially
for their accommodation.
81 have just gone all round and through Mr..
Glenn's MharfOoat recaulking, as l did last
fall, and ind 1t now, as then, in excellent
condition, In every way seaWOrthy, and by far
the staunchest hull l know of. l am a practi-
cal caulker and ssIp carpenter of fifteen years
experience. +. Il. REYNOLDS"
"UpOn the report Of Captain j. H. Haipham,
Inspector OF the Marine Board of Under
writers OF this city, I insured Mr.. Il. P Glenn's
Wharfboat as a first class hull OF the XII D.
"BEN PHELON."
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a deed OF trust made by James
ID Wells to me as trustee, and recorded in
the Registers office OF Shelby county, Tenn,
In Record BOOK No. los, page 26S, will sell on
wednesday, December IS, 1875,
at IL o'clock am, on the south west corner Of
Main and Madison streets, Memphis, Tenn,
the following described property viz: ying
on the south side Cf Monroe street eXtendei,
and known as part of Block \ O. 1874, together
with the dwelling-hOuses situated upon the
same and known as Nos 2i} and 2i5; the aid
property being q les SehOld, h wing about
three years and ST months to run. said prem
ises will be sold for cash, to satisfy the debt
therein mentioned. The title is believed TO be
good, but sell as trustee only.
8 a pool, TruStaa
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, Decem Der 9.-Package trade
in cotton goods are moderate, with the most
activity in brown sleetingS and cotton fan
neis. Bleached sheeting quiet, and BaIlou
sheetings aid Knights cambrics have been
reduced by agents. Plaid prints in steady Ie-
quest, but robes less active. Fancy casSl-
meres and worstsd cOstiugs rather more act
i've, but cloths, doesklns, satinets and Jeans
quiet. Foreign goods dull,
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Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram repors: Ordinary, 10 1l.l6c; good
ordinary, I2sc; low middliDg, II IL Ice;
middliBg, l3!c; sales, 2235 bsles. Mid
ding same lime last year, l44c. The
telegyams give the tone Of the market ss
follows: 1899, opened quiet, nOminslIy
unchanged; 1915, quiet and steady;
2:l5, firm; 3, firm.
The following are the closing rates In
New York futures for yesterday and the
dEy before:
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. IL. 1876,

in front of the CoMMANDANT's HOUSE, in the
to the highest bidder, on a credit OF six
twelve and eighteen months, the entire
NAVY YARD PROPERTY, with all the inn
provements thereto belonging, the sale to be
maze in lots, as per survey and subdivision
lately made by A. J. Murray, Engineer, and
map showing the size and position OF each
lot and part lot can be seen at the counting
and at the Office OF the Clerk and Master of
said court.
Many OF these lots have valuable improve
ments; and the bidder is especially referred
to the !" Communicates House "a spacious
building commanding a splendid view of the
river, and fronting to the west on Promenade
street, which is well paved. Most Of the
houses are well built and have good cisterns
attached; and that portion of the property
fronting west on Promenade street Is among
the coolest and most pleasant in the city for
family residences. That part west OF Prone
made street, and west of the vertical wall is
suited TO manufacturing purposes as well as
any piece of land in the country.
Parts of this property are under leases TO
good paying tenants at fair and remunerstive
prices, the leases running to 1856, 1887 and 1883;
all of which Will appear by the map, ard the
lois will be sold subject to said leases.
Purchasers TO give notes, bearing interest
fIom date, with approved security, and lien
TO be retained until the purchase money il
paid.
Immediate possession will be given to all
property not under lease.
The title is thought perfect.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock am. of said day,
and continue from day to day till all said
land is sold. E. MCDAVITT,
Receiver and Commissioner.
Memphis, December g. 1875. de3
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VIHIS unequaled preparation is paying the
i usual penalty of merit, and we would
warn buyers to be cautious in receiving the
assertions of unscTupu1Ous parties claiming to
WSy," or "just as good" We are now nearing
n season when a Cough Balsam is placed on
its merits, and when cold days and nights, and
rainy weather, calls upon a cough preparation
to prove Its efficacy, and no other medicine
will answer the same purpose as Williams's
Balsam for the immediate re ief Of the 6is-
eases for which 1t is so confidently recon-
mended. We earnestly ask a trial, and rely
upon its merits to prove our assertions, that 1t
is the best remedy ever offered to the public
for al! com plants arising from diseases Of the
throat and lungs, Try it and be convinced OF
its magical effect. If you cannot obtain it
from your druggist, send to US and we will for
ward it. All wholesale orders addressed to G.
c. Ward Bro, Memphis, Tenn, will receive
prompt attention. NJ ne genuine without our
trade marx on each bottle. Beware of coun-
terfeiters. Respectfully,
C @. WARD & BRO.
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TIE ClTrnN MARKET was active yes.

TIE CLIFTON MARKET was active yes
teTdAy. TIe kilograms were generally
favorable, The tone being commonly
firm and prices well maintained. But
Liverpool, though firm for spcts, lost the
l-32i on srrivsls that was gained the
other day, and his incident was made
the most OF by buyers. Oar market was
easier for low miicliDgs and below, and
some Of the buyers were induced to take
freely from the favorable terma within
their reach. The demand was very gen.
eral, nearly every buyer taking part in
the transactions. This betokens more
orders on hand than were here the two
previous days. Superior cottons con-
tinue to be relatively higher than others,
as arrivals show an increasing proper
ton Of the commoner grades. Clean
stained remains in favor, but dusty cot
tons are ranked at the Old appreciation
Of "dog-tsiI" The official quotations
of the Memphis cotton exchange were
SIS follows:
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Royal Havana LsIGery-Grsnd ExtPaOT
dfnaEy Drawing

Royal Havana LstGRry-GrSnd ExtPsOT-
dfnBTy Drawing
WILL TAKE PLACE DECEMBER %, 1875.
1900 900 Dollars so ne Distributed.
Capital Prize, $500 900.
sInfy 10 600 Tickets.
This Lottery never 20 tpOne the drawing or
fail in anything promised. Official list Of
prizes sent 10 every purchaser Of tickets. Send
money by pOstoftice order, registered letter,
eX press or draft. Send for circular All prizes
cashed at the rate OF exchange
The Second Capital Prize of $50 JJ), together
with seven other smaller prizes IN the OIdi.
nary Drawing of Novem Der 3, 1875, were sold
In New Orleans.
Prices-Whole Ticket, 500; Half, $50; Qpsr-
ter, SIS; Tenth, SlO; TWEEN ieth, .. Clubs pUr-
ca asing tickets 20 the amount OF over 90 VIII
be a lowed discount Of Is per cent. from the
above rates. Address all orders to
MANUEL ORRANTIA,
Eolqeod l6s Common 1t New Orleans La
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The market closed firm for better
grsdes; low cotton neglected; sales were
400 bales, Of all which spinners took
1900 bales, exporters 300 bales; specu-
lstors 300 lales. Dusty cottons quote
7G81c; stained, l0@ll3c. Middling same
time Iaat veal Ii ll-l6c.
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Saturday, D5cem Der Is, 1876,

D1 virtue OF a decree for sale entered In
ID this cause, will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, in front Of the court
house door, on Main street, Memphis, on
Saturday, D5cem Der Is, 1896,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: Living and being In the
Sixth civil district of Shelby county, Tenneg-
see, as follows:
All Of lot No. 4, containing 81 Hoo acres, "
ing on the west side of the Big IT ek plank
road, bounded as follows: ON the east hy
Marsh's avenue, on the west by the Thomas
lands, on the north by the lands of Fisher Z
Angus, on the south by the land of simeon
Marsh.
Lot No. 2, containing o 24-lOO acres, lying on
each side of said plank road and near WOi.
river, bounded as follows: On the east by this
land OF Cherry, on the west by the lands OF
the Rawlings estate, on the north by the
lands of Simeon Marsh, on the south by the
lands of the John 4 Marsh estate.
Also portion OF lot No. 3 containing % ST.
100 acres, lying on the north side OF said plauE
road, bounded as follows: On the east by the
lands of Mary A. Marsh, ON the west b. the
dover of Fannie :. Marsh, on the north By
the lands OF the estate of John K. Marsh. on
the south by the Big creek piSnkrOad.
For more perfect description of these lois.
reference is made to plan of subdi vision made
by 9. e. Burk, County Surveyor, in case OF
Mary A. Marsh, 81 al VS.. John H. Marsh ct al,
No. 30, N. Il. D., First Chaneery Court OF
Shelby county.
The minimum value of said land is $50 per
acre.
Terms of saIe-One-third cash, balance ia
six and twelve months, purchasers eXecutin-
notes with approved security, and lien will
be retained until the purchase money is
wholly paid.
This November 10, 1875.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
Z. M. Hearn, sol for cOmplt. nOIj
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$40 REWARD.

By James ID Porter, Governor of the State of
Tennessee To all who shall see these pres
ents, greeting: " rg. #F. as.r-. .l.#
VA HERFAS, 1t has been made known to
- me that JOE CHASE, charged with hRv-
ing committed a foul sud atrociOus murder on
the 10th day Of November, 1875, upon the body
OF Leon Cohupe, late Of our county OF Shelby.
has fled from Justice, and is now running at
large;
Now, Therefore, I, James D. Porter, Governor
as Aforesaid, by virtue Of the power and su-
lhorlt y in Eae vested, DC hereby offer reward
OF go TO any pc son or persons VINO may ap-
prehend the sGid joe CHASE and deliver him
10 the sheriff or jaileT o. our county of ,-hei-
By, in order that justice in that behalf may be
had and executed.
IN testimony whereof, have heTeunto set my
hand. and cause the Great Zeal of the state
20 he affixed, at Nashville, on the 18th day of
November, SO.
JAMES D. PORTER.
By the Governor:
CHARLES n. GIBBS, Secretary,
DESCRIPTION:
JOE CHASE is about five feet seven inches
h!ghi rether dark com pleLion; walks bow
legged; Is about twenty-five yeara old; his
upper two front teeth project out; little mus
tache. he was last seen in the ne 'gh borhood
OF Pleasant Hill lie lotto county, Mississippi,
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Sales, Is 5CG; 1925, opened quiet and
easy; 1925, steady; l:50, firm; z:a0,
firm; 3:l5, steady.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Uplands, 6 Is l6d; Orleans,
1850; ssles, il 600 bales, Of which 1900
we're American Uplsnd middling same
time las year, II l6d. The tone OF the
market was firm throughout. Receipts
were $500, Of which 500 were American.
Liverpool arrivals were weak and
] 32d lower.
Gold in New York closed at I144;
same time last year, llOs.
The movement at all the ports was le-
ported as follow:
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ON The I'D OF December, 1875, will offer for
" sale, at auction, 10 the highest bidder on
the pf emtSeS, the residence OF the late OIO eI
Louis HOwes, at Horn Lake Depot, NJ iS.., CON
sisttng OF 100 acres OF land, gOou frame cottage.
barn, and ali necessary OuthOuses attached
orchard.
Terms OF SaIe-One third cash; baIauc e ia
twelve and eighteen Dontns, for which notes
Will be taken with approved security, and
which will De a lien on the properly until
paid. ED K. HIATT, Administrator.
Memnhis. NOVaTn h-r y LII
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness, ear
ly dec3y, loss OF manhood, etc, will send a
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE,
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
siopary in South America. Send a self ad
dressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH 7. ISMAN,
station d, Bible Honse, New York city.eod&w
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DR.. D. s. JOhnson's
PaIVATE
MEDICAL DISPBNSAkY,
No. IL JEFF RSON STREET,
Between Main and Front Streets,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1880

nR. JOHNSON Is Acknowledged by il par
- ties interested, as By far The most success
full physician in TIE treatm mt 81 pTivats or
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and perma-
nent cures guaranteed in every case, male or
female Recent 5ses OF GOBOrrhea and Syph-
ills cured in a few days, without the use 81
mercury, change OF diet o. hiudr6Dce from
business. Secondary AyphiIis the last vesti
eradicated without the use OF mercury. III.
voluntary loss Of SER en- stopped in "a short
time. SufieI ers from i'm potency or loss of sex
uai pow rs restored 10 free vigOr in few
weeks. Victims Of self abuse and excessive
veneIy, suffering from spa1 m atOTrhee AMI
10 OF physical and mental power, speedily
and permanently cured.
Particular attention paid to the Diseases Of
Women, and cures gu 'Tanteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new
remedies.
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express 10 all parts OF the
country.
Office houIs from am to 9 pm. SUNDAY
from TO pm.
deco d&w ID. :. JOHNSON, NJ. ID
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lOFFIClAL.l
PROPOSALS.


~ MEMPHIS TENN November 20, 1875.
Sealed proposals will he received st this
office until O'-loct pm Friday, the lCt day
of December 1870, Tor fu4 EIshinE all Ia Dor anu
required materials for the paving, with stone,
OF the west portion Of Main street, or that Iy-
ing between the west rail OF the street rail-
road and the west curb o. said street, from
Beale to Calhoun streets, an similar manner
and with materials as that specimen pave
ment on Madison street, near fhiru street, Is
constructed. Also, for jhe balance q. the
vest SIDE OF Main street. from Beslc 20 the
Louisville ana Nash Vile depot, but IN q sim
lar manner and material a. Washington a
Market strCe's are C instructed, or or block
stone. rs the Judgment OF the Improvement
Ommit ee, NJ yOr and Engineer nay dictate,
and in accordance with specification on MS
at this office. All proposals mus. be in ac-
e0rdance with the letter and spirit OF section
81 of the CITY charter.
The city reserves the right TO reject any or
all pr pOSals.
del O. C. BITRKF CITY Fugfueer
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RIVER CHRONICLE.


weather and Rivers.
Maximum altitude of thermometers
here yesterday, Il with clear sky. Rivers as
follows:
OFFICE or OBSERVATION
SIGNAL SERVICE q. =. Army,
MEMPHIS TENN. December Q, 1875.
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Administrators Sale

or Pine Farm at HOrS Lake Depot nfs-
sfssipPt and Tennessee X. n, AZ Hises
frnm MemDhIE.
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NOTICE OF RROPREIRG BIDS

In Chaucery at Nashville, Tenn.--J. L. Rice,
Executor, ct ais. VS.. Ewing Thompson ct ais.
1 n this cause, 1t is by the Court ordered and
heretofore bid off at the public sale made on
23d October, 1875, be reopened, and remain
open, until the
18th Day of December, 1876, at II M,
and that notice of the same be given by adj
vertisement. II is further decTeed by the
Court that the Special Commissioner accept
only such advance bidding as extends to the
whole property. Persons who have already
bid, OF may desire to bid, will please observe
this notice, and be governed accordingly.
JOHN p. TREZ EVA ANT,
deS Special Commissioner.
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PROBATE COURT SALE
F al rs TIA t &.

No. 2OS r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, TRANSATLANTIC 5. Marsh admin
istratrix, ETC., VS.. Sin Marsh, ct al.
DY virtue of a decree for sale entered In
ID this cause, L will sell at public auction
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q. c. BURKE, city Engineer.

d. BOHAH-NAC-
Marriage GU1Let.Hrl.B
a.. tIc tuTui si1Iys should
kuuS on C0uft shin. Mar
rage, the PLY Illogical
Mysteieg and Revelations
Of the sexual So steu. Tl.-
.0sOphy Of Reproduction,
Who should marry. the im-
DedlWeutr 90 uarr.a-T 70
al Private Disease, fully
rs and means 20 cure. L
lfthe Kind ever pub ~
is complete in every rvs
J on receipt OF 50 C.s. Al
North kItlh s.,
81.
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SALE
MEMPHIS
MAYNARD!
so LOTS G SUBDIVISIONS

TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court of Shelby county, made
in the case of X. S. Adams VS.. the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad Company and
others, will, on
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+ WILL sell to the highest bidder, at the
l. COanty courthouse in the city OF Memphis,
TUESDAY EAkUAzY IL 1876
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asuecslcn.

aeuechee.
The lrestie work at the Cult was
completed last week, and the putting
up OF the bridge is now in progress,
photographic views OF the Cult
were produced last week by an artist
from Wells River, which sold readily
for one dollar and fifty cents each.
These pictures, however, but very
feebIy present the su6limity, picturesq-
ness and beauty OF the spot. Any
copy, in TACT, that can be produced by
human appliances must of necessity
fall tar short Of doing justice to the
original, which the creative hand of
the great Artist has presented in all
vividness and grandeur, and to which
ne has lent a charm which cannot bere-
produced on paper or canvass; and
the only way by which one may OBJ
tain anything approaching correct
idea of the Quechee Cult, is to visit
it, and thus and there get the correct
idea.
The bridge which is to span the
Cult, will be, when up-itis said by
good authority-the highest in New
England.
1t has been estimated that more
than 600 persons visited the Gulf last
Sunday, and those figures are but Il
little too large to represent the aver
age daily number through the past
week.
The great and constantly in
creasing multitude Of visitors to the
Cult. aud their oft repeated call for
accommodations by way of refresh
ments, have at last aroused one of
our most enterprising citizens, who,
determined to supply that demand
hcncetorth, has put up Il comnodious
building and opened II restaurant, on
the east side and near the Gulf. where
refreshments Of all kinds including
warm meals if desiled-can be OBJ
tanned at all hours Of day. The cars
will make three trips daily. through
the season, between White River
Junction and the Cult, for the accom-
mediation of those who may d,termine
to visit one of the most attractive
spots in New England.
Gushing, the Woodstock artist,
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I1artlanI.

Hartland.
The Nersal Badger place was
sold at auction last week Tuesday,
Henry Spaulding being the purchaser
Morris Warner made 43 pounds
Of butter from four cows last week
after using what butter, milk, and
cream needed in a family of five per-
sons.
Berries are very plenty here. A
week ago last Saturday there was over
POO quarts picked in one neighbour
hood. Last Saturday there was over
10 bushels picked anG carried out Of
one lot.
Last week Grizzly bear was seen
near the depot in this place. This is
no Quechee Gulf rattle snake story.
but a fact.
Some miners are here looking
for lead and silver. We understand
that they have bought two or three
claims, and will commence work soon.
Wilson Britton has bought an.
other fast horse, and A. p. Hill is fit
ting it for the course.
The hay crop is lighter than last
year, but the quality is better.
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beer from a tumbler man fashion and
unaided. Artist Gates undertook to
take their picture, but they never
went as far as this in civilization, and
Mr.. Gates had to give up, 1t was a
warm day and nobody had any
ambition to be q tame bear. Their
keepers picked up some coppers, and
started in the direction of Bridge
water the next morning.
The " Winooskj," the first engine
driven into Bethel, VT, over the Yer
mont Central Railroad, happens to be
the first machine to run over the iron
of the Woodstock Railroad. George
Randall, Esq, is now her engineer
and -- her fireman, both
gentleman who are an honor to our
road. In 1852 Mr.. Randall fired for
Ed. Steb bins engineer of the "Stran-
ger" and Mr.. Henry Gushing for Hen
ry Stebbins engineer of the "1ron
Horse" Since then they have not
met until to-day July 26th,) But
the grasp of the hant keenly spoke of
old acquaintance and the ride from
"Quechee Gulf through "Shallies
Hill to White River Junction
brought up many "reminiscences Of
the past. Wv
The engine flames NJ. Floss"
driving the down express of July 26th
run into a herd Of cattle above Royal
ton center. At the Junction her head
light and flag staff, showed signs of
distress.
The water,power, of which we
have spoken Of so many times in the
past, is a source of annoyance to us on
every rainy day; and it would benefit
us very much if some one would in.
form brother Greene of some substan-
tlal article which he may apply, and
which will be more lasting than the
cow-manure he has been putting on.
On Friday last Norman Taylor
of Woodstock, Vt. run at Glen Mitch
ell, Saratoga 20 miles in . hours,
20 minutes and 4G seconds, leaving 9
minutes and IA seconds to make
time Of 2 hours and 80 minutes. He
run his last mile in minutes and 6
seconds. N y Hcruld.
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6sOalaliret.


-Mr. Oliver Gotf, Of this town, liv-
ing near the village of East Barnard,
had some honey stolen on the night
of the 18th. The thief was discovered
and, as, a matter of course ''paid dear
ly for his whistle"
As Lloyd i. Livingston was tax
ing a lock from gun, in the house of
Edwin Allen, it went off and the bul.
let passed through the wall Of The
house. The bullet cut off a part of
the coat Of young Livingstons broth
er, Fortunately no one was injured.
Nearly all the farmers are Illus
trating the old poverb OF make hay
while the sun shines.