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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
THE DANVILLE TIMES

THIS q Demne,atic weekly paper. e.talll.i,.
4 Ell IN 1sf5. having IN extensive sire,iI,l,o,,
. All TIC Virginia and North Carolina Counties
ar0fud INnyillc. Prize y. year. el, IN ~
month";; 10 cent. for three months. sfeene,,
copies forwarded upon application.
bddress 4. BUULDfN,
JnneH Editor and Proprietor,
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BROKEN-DoWN MILLIONAIREs.
Keen Old Uncle Daniel Drew should 60 into
the LccturinG Business.


As soon rs Daniels health improves he
should take the lect re vi Lform. re knows
puore about iucy stock SIZE 'uiation than any
AiAr living, and he can do much goOI. besides
making NICE living. hV spre ding his knDwl-
edge before tie public. As lecturer, Uncle
betting as 90 the time when he entered Wall
street, could give the Old man IA few hints con
csrnlng proper programme. ] WAS at N n time
clerk In Front street AMI used TO 20 to Dan
iefs den to sell uncurreu. money. lie was then
worth flDu1, which ne had made keeping
tavern and also hs n Snowman From that be-
ginning he rose to be worm at least f2,OO,0l o.
and then sank into bankruptcy. The histor, OF
such a career would lie highly Instructive, aud
would also be OF thrilling interest. In this re-
spect old Daniel ST. nds alone. His Is the long
est ard most eyentful history Wall street ever
Afforded.
form he can tell the audience that at the time
he entered w II street there was not ono OF all
the stocks now offered at the hoard I'm exist
ence He can also say that OF all the crowd OF
brokers who have throneed the stock room dur
Ing his experience. there IA not one that was
there when he entered II. Jacob Little wa.
King OF the stock market when Daniel made his
debut The latter has seen the death Of Little
In a state OF poverty. also the rise and fall OF
lie Grand Lockwood. who bee ime a millionaire,
and then ended his DAYS BANKRUPT lie knew
Anthony Morse when he was a clerk, and he
saw ms rise aud fall also. There, too are Alden
Sumson, Kenyon Cox Co.-all men who once
made grand display, aid then failed and dis
appeared.
lie could speak Of the decisive appearance OIL
Canton stO, X, and also 20 IicksilVrr," In both
OF viii he sunk enormous sums. ana also could
relate Ills heavy losses in Erie and North western
Toledo, however, AS his last aud worst delu
SION. lie hoped by grand operation in TN,
lhhcy 10 retrieve his losses, but the result Wal
tothl rum. what all experience ~ unfold be-
fore the pubAc!
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The Tnlle-t of niith Texans.

The newspapers are speaking OF tail
man named iurdslon' VINO now lives on white
OAK creek, Titus county, Texas. We are well
acquainted with Henry lhruston. He IL feet
Inches hign standing b ireiooted. lie went Il
companions had deal Of fun with hun When
they saw atrain Of wagons coming they CAREFUL,
concealed Henry In "a " igon, and when the traiI
came up they managed to int oduce the subj eel
OF tall men. They proposed to bet any sum inai
they had the tallest man in the crowd. Most OF
nonrys companions were men OF medium
stature, and II was not hard to get up bet. The
money having been staked, they produced
10y ths Joke.
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Wlanit0-- -9fnMns.

A -GLOBE GARMENT co, 1l3 Blocker 81. ,
IA bells you any sewing machine a ears time /,
enttep gu rantee Tor I'll the worx you can do.
A WHEELER ~ WILSON sewing niacnne,
IA III used, IN complete order, with attachments
eo tno VIII sell for tlb at 80 Bond st. near Bowery.
I'll CLINTON PLACE. sth at Oldest and
most relable party for wing machines ana wors ;
20 operators on nne chemisrs wanted Il n, BLAKE
A IL kinds " sewing machines for sale TO rent or
hn.VhAhse also bought and repaired good sec On Il.
w e"esp lhohthiy payments. 100 Canal ST.
A ING Eirl for general Homework, one who
slce' AZ BanI Il @NN ''"'"s' WIN 'e'o''
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Two wheels will be provided-one holding the names
OF shareholders and the other holding the numOers OF
the plots and lots. name and numOer will be drawn
simultaneously until both wheels are empty and the
rds called each shar holder being entitled TO which,
ever his number dfsignai 80 as shown on the m ..
No shat eho ders ms enter into the distribution
uness bis her payments shall amount TO Ave
dollars each share py the OF the distrbu.
ton TINS rule IL essential to preserve good faith be
tween the shareholders
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TATE LiNE. OF 4TgAMER- A,
WfJIaT 46FENBr5kESE ANp lIyEgr ,oL Can
RYINu INIIfD sIAIEa MAIL. !. Al
= ost ano FOUND.

500 stew teS% es Iom iS sicIa y.
cor Rodney ST., Brooklyn, D. on "Wednesday ~ TX
June 81, about Oct cg, dark hay MAR, - NIX
hign, long black tan. aud flowing name "a p,.s
points Ell hi years Old "a. lasl srcn Ir ,e ,,ns TO-
vet 4. ferry Yong along South ST. Any ulr s'bIs VI
formation that viii lead to tue dctec linu ~ ,ve re-
the return OF the marc will receive lNe sO'''
ward,
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SHARES 800 EACH.
PAYABLE 81 MONTHLY.
EACH sHAREHOLDER WILL HAVE ONE LOT,
WHILE TIE MOST FORTUNATE ONE WILL

$1,000 MANSION
AND TWO ACRES
OF the BEST LAND the MAIN STREET, and but
two blocks rom the railroad station.
EACH PURCHASER OF A SHARE upon the pay.
ment Of the nrrt instalment will receive certificate
emitting him her Of tue lots plots men.
toned IN the annexed list upon the iu payment OF the
one Hundred Dollars. either In weeSy or monthly IN
staments. or cash Gown, az the pure elect;
the location OF each purchasers property TO be deter
DRAWING AT THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
IN PRESENCE OF THE SHAREHOLDERS,
TO WHICH ONLY THOSE SHOWING CERrlFI.
GATES WILL BE ADMIIIkD.
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510 FOR COMFY Inland DAILY

I776 s1"rs So ~. .,i sshANBRR Vim
run ,oconsy l.lsnso and after suSDAY June u,
Z: Nj icih 4. j. siO' iiio, j sSd SIC
PILoI roy leaves asd e. y. +. 1880 A. N. 1850,
Iso p VI, Franklin st., n K. 1850 A. NJ, i:5o, and
80 r M Pier p h 4 s. N: and, and ,i 2 ~
"a n, 1890 and $3.50 p y 23d e.. e;io A. n. 1910
~; Fulton ferry. Brooklyn e95 A. NJ, l:o5 and
400 p. NJ.
w EsT POINT, NEwBURGH, PoUGHkEEPsIE,
w AND RETURN SANE DAY
BY DAY LINE STEAMERS
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Excursions.


A,-pKL1tS6pbTEHkp fk SHfGRY sH2
5RSS SsSft SgfAS
ss sg0E sCys sS, cS Ss chm cSS Sc:
.uu..oo. Horace Weston, osnjost. &c.
dEifs Leave: Zoo. ga IT. MA s ,iS O'Clock.
WEEK. FARE fer the whole excursion.
single TRIP tickets. to or from Rock.
away. 81 cents.
fHTpA pa TyEE Tw az
IN the morning and one IN the afternoon
TwESTyr HIsEEfs p Rs sqs ATtASET OCEAN.
By the i'voT sER Rf aSS SEy R
Musical tSisIi1Hj9 q SHE IL f9't 6GTb
AMRRICUs LEAVES
f,'s St. = i%S,Sar"FS ySs''y''n KIN St" Pc
e. ."a and IS ssS md and 10
steam leave 10 kasay At II A. Ma ana $50 r. 81.
ks,S : .ics !. goo q eiipsT s ,ss boats.
n HSph9s sn Ss 's se Snsr %iha cooE sad
connection with the apove boats.
A AFRO CHARTEa.-ste,mo For. Lee
N vii accOmmO late 400 passengers price $50 70
500 per day Apply IN tue afternoon hH FdltOn Sc
DROOKLYN, New Yors. ana New burgh, BY steam.
ID boat ARMENIA, commencing June 16.-Leaye
Fulton st. BrooKyn, at o. Vestry st New YOrk q, Q2O
and Nth at at p;i6 a, NJ, landing at Yonkcrs Iona
Island, CgLzens, wesi Point ana Cornwall Returning.
TICKETS FOR ThE ROUND TRIP 81
ntLIGH rFUL ane quiet d.lly fsmily rrcqrsonss
~ 20 ndy Hook-The elegant steamers JESSE
HOYT and CRYSTAL WAVE. OF the New jersey soutn.
ern Railroad Line. leave Pier n. r., foot Of Rector
st. at p45 A. VI Returning, arrive IN New York at llO
+. NJ. Also leave Pier at $3.50 and 4a0 7. NJ and ar
rive IN New YORK the return trip ats NJ. ON sun
days, leave Pier at $50 A. NJ connecting At SANDY
Hook with tram for. Long Branch. Returning. leave
W 3. ssEDEN. General Manager.
nAILY FAMILY EXuURsIONST TO FISH,
IL ING BANkS.-On ana after Sund y. y une % the
popular and we l.gnown steamer TWILIGHT Will
leave dav, Saturdays executed, as lows: Harrison
st., North rlver. A. Grand st.. East river. $40
Peck slip East river. $780, 10th st., North river Si5
and nshing TACKLE on board Music and .reshments.
Fare for gen iiemen, q ladies, % cents.
nAIIY and sunday excursions to Fort Lee. Pleas
Iant Valley, and shady Side Steam boats leave Canal
1t. daily at 0t5 ano 10 A. NJ o:15 and 1915 ~ sun
day At 10 IL A. NJ. l2 ~, and /, ., and p ~,
landing a. "a ana ssih daily and sundsy) 10 min.
IrIsHING BANKS every day q ituruays pted)
II ocel steamer SETH Low leaving ,rrlson at, N.
r, 0:3oj sh at, H., II Pier "a +. r.. 7i5; 10th e.,
N. r. TAO, Pier o, N. r., sA; N. TIC e.sSi
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
PnNNrYLyA,lIA EAiI,It9l o.

GksAf TkuIh LIN
AND UNITED STATE MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, wa Desbrosses and COrtlAni
EIpres, Tor II rrlsburg Pt,sburgn. the West and
Sou h, with Pullman Palace .rs t.ched $50 A. NJ.
o sad $50 r N. sund \, .ad sisoP N;
Vile, Petroleum Centre. aud tie OIL he sioIs.
ws.hinstsn EIpTe., "oi Pal nan PsyoI Oars d ~;
Pm: Regular al $40 \. NJ. nor. NJ. SUNDAY.
Esp,cs Tor Peisdeehi. ?. 1850 $40 $50 A. NJ. 1850
50. 7, $3.50 an p. N. Emisrsat second cils..
For Gsntennial d 'po, at $50 $50, 7,9o A. NJ. and
NJ he!ranips leave ,enteaniA' Depot i l. ai'e'
For trains g Ne~srk. Elm! heth Railway, Princeton,
Trentoa, Perth Amboy. Pennington, he vIdere. aud
other pol ts, see schedules at al ricket ON os.
Trains rrlye-From Pits urgh, $40 and 10 30 A, NJ.
and lo:s0P. dali, 1910 A. " aud $50 NJ. d dir.
except Mono T. From washiaRton "a Bii.ilnora.
From Pn,iadei hia COS. $50, o.1o, 1910 ii.So ii5o
A. NJ, e;l0, 4. b:l0. $40 o. o. S4, an 1929 L. a.
SUNDAY. 6oo $50. $50. 1850 A NJ. $50 and 1920
Ticket onces, 6eo and ga Bro,dwsy. Astor House.
foot OF Desbro.se. aud Cor, landf Sc Court ST.
Brooklyn ia, ll6 ana IFS Hudson II. HObokeni De-
po jersey Cl.Y e nigraat TIC tet once, hatlerI
FRANK THOMSON, General IA ger.
ITO CHARTER FOR KxCUksION,.-
Republic, Chicago. BALDWIN. teionia, and Anna Al.
derney Park, Excelsior Orienta Rarltan Beach. Iona
ST.. opposite Christopher st Ferry. H. b CIR IssErr.
rIHE MARY POWELL, for west Point, New.
Lg at CozZcns's, Cornsail, Milton and New Hamburg
and Marlboro By ferry, will leave Pier 3D. ". X Vostry
St., DAILY, sundays excepted al $3.50 =. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-26
Rtal Estate.

GREAT cLEARiSsEsSSur SALE
DISTRIBUTION OF mousEs AND LOTS
IN THE NEW AND THRIVING SETTLEMENT OF
H1rCHCOCK'S
GARDFN CITY PARK.
Separated only by the railroad track from the Hon.
A. I. STEWARDS GARDEN CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-26

Autiiou Nutua
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUoTIONEER,
N ONCE, 20 East 18th u.
Pursuant to an order Of the Supreme Court, viii
offer for sale al puOhc auction on
MOADAY June 10, 1870
at l2 O'Clock noon. at 23 PARK In the city OF New
YORK, through Arch Johnston, Aucuoneer, all aud
snsuar the properly and effects OF tue Newspaper
known as the NEW YORK SPORTSMAN, including Inc
SUBSCRIPTION list, ana good viii thereof.
ISAAC W. ENGLAND, Receiver.
New York. June 7, 1870.
The above sale Ia adjourned to Monday. June e. 1870
al same time and place.
New YORK, June H. 1870.
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for Sal, ano 10 xa.

for Sal, ano 10 $n
large store. three rooms. rent cheap. bio Fast
Il 1Hhtt
hFFiCES 70 LET in second story Sun Duildng
" front rear, well light I'd al heA ed 40
% at sun Publication dee Nsssa Frau fort
Two LET-Lofts at u.s. III, ITO. and i21 East 18th
IT, between Sd and 4lh avs, utable for II sht manu-
featuring bust NJ ia ia East llh ST. opposite
Academy OF Music. Inquire OF b. GBOfk Co, on
the premises.
rI,HE STORE, io8 Vasssl st., sun building to lot.
II sutlb Tor ban King ms irin;e, or geasrh bisl-
iessi steam heated. Apply Ut the sun Pa )hcatioi
ONCE, 40 Nassau 81.
O. PER MONTu-Large room and bedroom
sDO painted and Gle med. Apply 5l7 Ia 10th It.
CcIO PER- MON1H-Flrst noor rooms panied
- = and papered. Amply 5i7 East 18th 81.
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Orr GOODS.
NatgIn,tg.

WANTED a foo lathe ch.ao ,oI CO ,,.ua
w bTAELkY. aSI West lsd a. Tor '''
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St1ing Matgla,s

400 FOH NJ ALMOST new hslf cabinet Wheeler
I'd - - Wilson machine tucker, corner, eIlbrol.
uerer nno hemmers. binder and rollers 81 East 81 o.
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A -RoCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS

-. NEXT SUNDAY, and EVERY day thereafter.
the PLYMOUTH ROCK VIII make TWO TRIPS. one
IN the mo rnIng and one IN the afternoon.
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LIST OF Pr s,IERT Y Y o y. At TIE UNIFORM

oSE AWARD OF Large Mansion. with 80 Lots, corner
OF Jsr,cno 70 levard and Stewart sv. oth $4,000.
ONE AWARD OF rye STATE root Barn and6 Lots
corner Of stewart sv. and LIST st, worth 5000
THREE AWARDS OF New Two-Story Cottages and
Lots, worth 81 900 cach.
SEVEN AWARDS Of siIteen-Lot Piats, at $1,000
eacn.
TEN AWARDS of EightLot Pats. valued at $500
each.
ZEN AWARDS of Four.Lot Pats. valued At sSoo
each.
FIFTY AWARDS Of Lots valued At $3.50 each.
THREE HUNDRED AWARDS Of Lots valued al $50
each
FIFTY AWARDS Of Lot. valued at $50 each.
fIFrY AWARDS OF l. It's va ued at o. 90 each.
Lots valued a. 800 each.
EACH SHAREHOLDER will receive q full CovenAn
Warranty Deco for toe Lot or Lots awarded, upon tue
completion OF the payment.
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W, Cream.

90 -WRIT!NGj PAINE's College % Bower
y1t1 commercial, English, anu classical department
day and evening al summer.
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&mnstmtnts.

6fuubthttlups
b W. fTiiEb 2SkSSr THEATRE.
Bei w cen Both and sist sts.
and n n,1ssser
THE oool koS tbafA EEYYEsfs dh5J JUNE TO-
wEpSEsp su Hsp ' sS TfHs rps MArrNsEs
xpv ENTIRE CHANGE OF PRoaRAAMMMwETi ACES,
yi HIsshs tssi1 K; ;'fS 2Fs
H. new sse'GMsss sonss sPd d1ness S5%s' essr
Mr.. j. ". MgASpREwys n bic Srtgnsl speciality.
The ever welcome GtoRGE WARREN, in new banjo
solos; HARRY LESLIE In his great specially. LIZ
Mr.. q F.sEABERr. WILLIAM WARREN.
The entertainment vii conclude each evening with
Tue ''usn'Ol' 'a''s BIG msrAKEi
Mr simon pstibone Harry Lesl,e
riank fa,hom +.'''.''.''''.'''',, u r. Sesoert
& ,ss ,t N, @
Tue Miss Lille DC Oorss
. u,,ExIRA, A1TRAcTIoNI,
HARRY LESLIE the hero of Niagara
sh 'PRS sb + aop r. ns GEsbAY
gThY az o'clock orec, Elk from The TOP Of TIE
perform the following ieats vlSi
Walking, and wa king hoop around feet Rymnsstlc
Ing limitations OF drunken female IN character (;
showing ne wonderful power OF balance, carving three
pals OF water AMI irving cooking stove making
hrc AMI cooking egg omeets.
N. B.-No postp0nemcLt on account Of weather.
wrpsE eBaSp 81 FAHlRlff H6IIEE H
5Fss Fss S cents cents ss asa
ETHAy. THEATRE. ,4rosadd,Sa And sS,n =,
tyfSg Sfg ia =. SS aans Rolf
pPr, n o9o9 Y = EEEH
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.... Htntisrrp.
REAUTiFUL teeth for So single eli waranten
- silver nllings, 600 n Y Dental Rooms e62 9th Ay
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Ally EXCURSIONS TO THR PROPERTY.
Ladies and Gentlemen desir us OF viewing tins prop
erty and AlsD elegant marOvei nts Oeing made ~
Mr.. Stewart on his joining property can accompanl
our salesman r. IN store, 855 81 ay Il o'c1c< A. NJ
or take 10 O'Clock ain fr m right hand OF fern
lindi Hunters Point Cross Sith Il ferry at w. q
$50. o IL Zine for tram. For mape and further m
formation cali upon or azure
B. W. HITCHCOCK. ass 81 Av,
corner 20 d IT., New York.
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WEEK. FARE, for the whole excursion.
FIFTY CENTS.
Single trip tickets. to or from Rock.
away, 81 cents
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A tiOOo savings bank homes on instai lment pl n.
n s, nd for crcJ ara. T.. X. KELLOGG, broadway.
CHnICE u-siz a Genet ~ lots. sil2 halves ana
" quarters In proportion. qure at 300 Broadway.
NOR SALE Good AMI cheap land 10 foreign vine
IL growers gardeners. and farmers
JOHN u. PAGE, l02 Park place. N Y.
HARMS FOR SALE.-Gooi ard cheap easy
Il terms. JOHN Is. fAGb. ZOE PARK pl ace. N. Y.
SOSA tACH TORS leniid building tots. hi IN. CRY.
oZOVa h athy gre II bsrghnsj yery ersy
terms. Apply 70 CHARLES SIhOSSON, Newtown
Long Island.
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QIIt.!lIIsJII.

~ State Tor incomDatibii Ivy, &C. Residence not una
TERI l. Fee after deer, e Address o. L. SINS, 81 ksa-
LAND block. Chicago, IL.
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Leaves foot ED ct. N r., at 1850 O'Clock
LenYes PIer 2. N. r.. NJ 3 O'CLOCK.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-07-01
Boston Market.

Flour and Grain-The market for 1our is dull
and the sales have been confined to small lots, but
prices remain about the same; the sales have been
Of Western superfne at 50 IS; common extras
at 81 Is 5; Wisconsin extras at IS 10 /;
Minnesota extras at s. u so including choice
brands; winter wheat Ohio, Indiana and Michi-
gan at S. rs 10; Illinois at Sc s; and st.
Louis at So Is a per Dbl Southern -four remains
the same, but is dull at So 80 . per Dbl for
good and choice brands; fancy Minnesota and
Wisconsin brands are selling at 81 a per Dbl
Corn is quiet, but prices are steady; we quote al
so y Csc per bush for mixed and yellow; and
sc 5Sc for rejected. Oats are firm but quit at
IS 43c per bush for mixed and No white 4;
rejected at 80 a 3Sc and No white at 4G a 500.
Rye at 80 a 95 per bush Shorts at $l4 Ia so 4;
fine feed at SIS Is so: and midilings sic Is
per ton.
Provisions pork is quiet at slGal7 for prime 20
20 so for ness S2l so ~ SO per Dbl for clear
and extra clear. Beef ranges from $40 SO ~
for mess and extra mess, and Sl3 Ia per Dbl
for family. Lard IL IL sac per ID for city and
western, as to quality; smoked hams IL l3e per
10. Butter sells at Is Csc per ID; and cheese
from lie per ID, as to quality.
Wool-The market for wool has been dull dur
ing the week and prices have ruled in favor of
buyers. New heeces are beginning to arrive
from the west and manufacturers are holding of,
The advices from the West indicate slow move
ment in the new clip at from rs SOC per ID in
Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio. The principal
demand here continues to be for California, and
sales of 500. 900 lbs spring at Is 27c to quail
ity; 5000 lbs fall at i6I9 lie; Sc, 600 lbs Ohio
and Pennsylvania feeces at IS 3se for Y and
Xxx; 10000 lbs Michigan at 33A 33Lc; 1000
lbs washed delsine at 3T1Sc Is 900 lbs unwashed
combing at 80 sec; 40,0 900 lbs unwashed aeeoes
at l6 2sc; &c, 900 lbs secured at 40 75c; l00,-
900 super lbs and Y pulled at IS a 42c, $500 lbs
tub washed at 80 4 35c; 900 lbs noils and
5000 lbs sundries on private terms. In foreign
wool the sales have been 900 lbs Australia
cross bred aud clothing on private terms.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-07-01

MEssRs. EDIToRs.-Permit me through
the columns OF the Register to suggest
to the Republican electors of this town
the propriety OF the formation ofa Hayes
and Wheeler Club
Vermont, to be sure, is proudly claim.
ed and universally acknowledged as the
"Star that never SETS" and yet, since she
hres the first gun in the Presidential
election. it is OF the highest importance
that every Republican voter do his duty
10 swelling the majority to the utmost
limit, and speak in thunder tones for
Hayes and Wheeler and the Union. Such
an organization judiciously managed need
involve but little expense. and would
awaken enthusiasm and increase the vote,
Yours for the cause, BLAINE.
Middlebury, June 20, '76.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-07-01
CTATE OF VERMONT-Distriet OF

- huuisoui 81
In Probate Court in and for said district Of Al
olson on the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1876.
Ornda Williamson, administrative lie b3nis n,.
OF the estate of Abraham l.. Williamson late OF
Cornwall, in the district of Addison, deceased
makes application in writing, stating that il i.
necessary to sell part of the real estate Of said
deceased for the purpose ofpaying the debts .,
said deceased and the charges Of ADMINISTRATORS
and that it will be beneficial to all the heirs t.
sell the whole of said real estate, excepting tbs
homestead, said real estate consisting Of the farm
lately in the possession of Rhoda William
SON, deceased, situate in Cornwall. on the road
leading from Middlebury village to Bridport,
containing "A acres and 100 rods Of land, also
lot Of about acres in Cornwall aforesaid situate
on tho road leading from Middlebury village to
Whiting, also, presenting the assent in writing Vt
all the heirs residing in the state that said license
may be granted.
1t is thereupon ordered by said Court, that said
application be referred to session Of said court
to be held at the Probate office in Mddlebury
on the 10th day Of July, A. D., 1876, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, for hearing thereon
And, 1t Is further ordered, that notice hereof be
given to all persons interested by publication of
the same three weeks successfully in the Middle
bury Register, newspaper published at Middle
bury previous to said time appointed for hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place aud
show cause, If any they may have, why said Ii
eense should not be granted.
IL sAML. L. COOKE. Judge.
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NTATE OF VERMCNT-Distrjc, Of


In Probate Court, held at Middlebury. in saii
District, on the 2lst day of June, A. D. 1876.
Thurman Brookins, administrator of the estate
OF hepzbeth Dana late Of Bridport in said district
deceased, presents his administration account far
examination and allowance, and makes application
iot uecree oil distribution and partition Of the
estate Of said deceased. Whereupon. il ia ordarei
by said Court, that said account and said applica-
ton be referred to session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office in said Middlebury, on the 3Ist
day Of July, A. D. 1876, a. ten o'clock in the
forenoon, for hearing and decision thereon AMI
all persons interested by publication of the sane
three weeks successfully in the Middlebury Reg
ister' newspaper published at Middlebury. pre-
Viou' 10 said time appointed for hearing thar
they may appear at said time and place, sui
show cause, if any they may have, why said ae-
made BY the Court -Attest
II SAM'L T.. COOK Il Iu,lg.
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The Democratic House of Repre-.
Seniutives, nosing about for some more
political capital" required Of the secre.
tary of the treasury q statement Of de-.
iulca'ions from the government for
the past forty years, the intention
being, Of course, to sstonish the
country by comparing the amount lost
under Democratic administrations with
that gobbled up by the tremendously cor.
rupt and thieving Republican ditto. And
the country is astonidhed. The figures
show that the defalcations during Demo.
cratic rule from 1884 to 1861 we're
5000 out Of every $1,000 collected ;
while from 1861 to 1875, the defalca.
tons were Is cents per $1,000. We
suppose this exhibit might be explained
to the advantage Of the Democrats; but
tho average mind will interpret it as show.
lug that Democrats are greater thieves
than Republicans 1t is queer, but
something seems to strike back hard
nearly every time when the Democrats
seek to make comparisons with their
opponents.