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Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate tor the Coun-
ty OF Hancock.
THE UNDERSIGNED administrator OF the es.
1 tate OF Benjamin Benson. late OF fremont. in
SAID county, deceased, respectfully represents
that the goods and chatte's, rights and credits Of
said deceased are not sufficient TO pay his Just
debts and charges OF al mn nsirstion, bV the sum
OF two thousand dollars wherefore YOUR petition
er prays your honor To grant him a License Ia sell
at pubhc or private sale, such resl estate herein
alter mentioned. and convey the same via -'Ine
acre OF land ana small house on the same, Ihi'ty
three acres OF back wood land and one small -
land. Al the above being situated on the "a, st
side 81 hass Harbor IN sald fremont, being all Of
The real estate OF the deceased (nclu ling the
version Of the widow, dover therein to satisfy
said debts and charges OF adminlstrsu
W. ~. BENSON.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, -. - Court uI Probate. Aprii Ierin,
\. u. i>1G.
Uron The foregoing petition. ORDERED. That
said pciiiinnor give pubic notice 10 at persons
interested hy causlug 4 copy of the petition. aud
thts order thereon, 10 be puhli- he'd tnrrr weeks
succcssiNely in the Ellsworth American. a news.
paper published in Ellsworth, IN said county
be- held at Ellsworth. IN SAT- County on the 81
wednesday "I june next. at ten OF the cln,.k in
tue forenoon, To show cause, II any they have
Why the prayer OF stid petitioner shouid not NOT
granted
5wis PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest tHAs. l.. IoKR IL gisirr.
\ ttuo copy-Auest. tHA-. T.. pURE. Register.
Vt court % Probate hnlden at Eu-worwh with
10 and tor the County af Hanro, on the !uj
Wednesday - AprII, \. D.. ls5G.
I1BE< u. CLARK, Admr. Of the Estate cf Eaton
Ii tiaiE, lat" ot fremont. 10 -til Couaty ti,.-
octse.i-hAvinE presented 2d account tot Aim.
upon -Iii estate Tor Probate
uRnERLD That the sand Admir- s!ve notice
Ia all pcrsou- Interested. by causing a. cnps pI
tins order t. De- published three weeks -urgs.~-3yi
ly ia the Ellsworth American, p-iuied at Ei.~-
worth, tha' they may appear At Probate Cou {
to bc holden at Ellsworth in sAit county, on tie
3 Wednrsay OF June ne n. at ten Of the clork iu
the forenoon, and snow cause. n any they have
uh4 the same should not be allowet
jwls PARKER TUCk, Judge
true copl-attcst CHAs. l.. poRR, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth. within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the sd We'd
nesday OF April A. ID. 1876
RSO WISWELL. Administrator OF the estate
II OF Cynthia h. Maddoeks. late OF Ellsworth.
ia said county deceased. having present ed his
fret account of atmini >tritioa upon said estate
Tor Prubate.
oHDERED-rhat the saId Admir- give notice
copy of this Order 10 be published three weeks
snccessively III the Ellsworth American printed
IN Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 be holden at Fills swortl, on the 81 cnes
day OF Junc next. at ten OF the clock in the fore
noon. ani show cause, IL any they have why the
same should not be allowed.
SAlg PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ true Copy-Attest: CHts. Z. DoRR. Register.
At a cou,t of Probate holden at Ellsworth. with
IN Aud tor the county OF Hancock. the 3nd
Wrdnc-dtv Of April \. II, is.6.
y a certain instrument uItng TO be the last
l. " n AZ Testament If Thomas >tatfe' late If
rAnb NY Isle. la said County dec H~rd having
presented The same Tor probateI
ORDERED That notice re given
To all persons inteTcstesiby causing copy OF this
nTi,r t. be published three weeks .uCCeSsiVeIv
Ia The Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth,
that they may appear at a Probate Court to be
h'ilea at rli-wnrt- on the "a "Wednesday OF
June next. At 10 O'Clock In the forenoon. AMI
show cause II any they have why The said lnstru-
mrut should not bc proved. approved and al
lowed a. the las, wilt aud testament OF said de
ceased.
Swl9 PARKER TUCK. judge
\ udc cppv-AttssI :CHAs. 4. DORK, Register
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

TIE u b>CElBkE heTcby .lyc. public notice
70 al concerned, that he has been ,uly Ap.
poin"d and hA- taken upon hiIn-eli. the rust oi
an Administrator. oi The Estate Of
JOSEPH VI. BEAN, late OF sullivan
IN Inc county oI Hancock, dccea.ed
by giving bond the law directs he Therefore. r..
que.t. all pcr-on- who aJe indebted ~ .A4l de-
c"a,ed. estate 20 make imua.,iI4t, payulrat ana
those WHO have any dcinALls thereon III ~
hi5lt tie same i1r pis mcui.
Aprl l2.h. l,1G lwIs
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

E5- NoW Gentlemen, I mean Busiae.s. h
YER rant Clothing, / rant Nontg. and
mtH gre you better bargains than you ceer
"''oe OeIore. Pot
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

TiHk - H~I kIBEK hsret y gives pubic notice
70 ALI concerned. that she has been day ap-
pointed and has taken upon her self the trust
Of an Administrator of the estate Of
>bLAN HIGGINS. late OF Eden
IN The tounIy Of ilIancoCs deceased.
b} giving bond ~ Iuc Law directs she
therefore requests all Fer~ous who are indebted
to the -All dcloa-ssi's estate. to make immeuIate
pSs mCut, and those who have any demands
thereon. 30 exhibit the Samc tor pas mrut
MARI II. IlIcGINs.
April l.th. l-1a. 5wIg
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-18

Ecprcsen'iug hrst cla.~. reliable and tnlcpra.
deut tompanlc-. which are un.urpa- scd Ia char.
arieT' siaadlngi and strength. furnishing the
most
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Congressional Investigation Com.
mtttee Unearthf 0g Dead Loads of
CuStOmhOuse Frauds.

NEW ORLEANS, June 7-William
Swami, whose name appears on the Gus.
tomhouse payroll, testified that be
never worked In the customhouse, an d
his name on the payroll was forgery.
He never received any money from the
customhouse.
John A Walsh testified in regard to
the statements made by Supervisor
Hunt. He said: "I met Hunt, as stated,
but did not tell him my name; didn't
tell him wished to make arrangements
with him similar to those made with
Cobb; had never made any arrange
ment with Cobb; did not send any tele-
gram to Cobb.n The committee here
produced 3 telegram to Cobb signed 81.
A. W." Walsh admitted having sent
it; he seldom ever signed his full name,
and had no reason to doubt that Cobb
would know it was from him.
Frank Y. Wicker, collector of customs
at Key West, testified in regard to the
crooked importation Of cigars by Burnio
Bias.
Spseisl Treasury Agent KinseIla testi-
tilted concerning four export bonds,
under which eighteen hundred and
tWenty-four barrels of whisky were
taken out Of the bonded warehouse in
1869, when Steadman was collector of
internal revenue. The bonds were after
ward Cancelled, and when the reports
of the collectors at the ports to which
the whisky had been manifested were
received, they showed that no such
shipments had been made. Some of the
witnesses testified that in 1858 large car
goes of whisky aud tobacco were taken
out OF the bonded warehouses under ex-
portation bonds and never shipped. The
bonds were Cancelled, and not put In
suit,
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thing sosascertain whether the dispatch
was genuine or not.
NJ u L. - i-.-.

thing soSascertain whether the dispatch
WAS genuine or not.
Mr.. kuott-That is not true.
Mr.. Linde-It the dispatch was sppri-
Gus would IL not be best to telegraph to
London?
Mr.. Rlsine-EveryA American registers
at ths cable offics, and if you had tele.
gfaphed baGh TO Inquire whether the
sender was Josiah Caldwell or not, you
could have obtained the whole police of
London to look 1t up. This matter
could have been looked up in six hours.
The, examination by Blaine Of the
whole ju iieisry committee went on in
the same strain until the committee ad-
journed.
Mr.. Ashe, a Democratic member Of
the Committee, ,disclaimed all knowledge
Of the dispatch.
Mr.. Ashe-This resolution Of Blsine's
IN regard to the telegram was referred, l
understand, to the Judiciary committee,
and we are going on examining about it
here befors the committee has directed
1t to be taken up.
Mr.. Blaine-Ihe committee has hsd
forty.eigbt hours to consider 1t.
Mr.. Ashe-And 1t has forty. eight
hours more,
Mr.. Blaine-T am perfectly willing
that 1t should take six months.
The scene between Representatives
Knott and Blaine to-day in the room of
the committee on Judiciary, was at times
Of the most exciting character, especial
ly on the part of Knott, in CONSCIENCE
OF questions asked by Blaine, which
Knott supposed impugned his honor.
After the subcommittee adjourned,
Knott, approaching Frye, member Of
the committee, and who has been IL at.
tendance as advising friend Of Blaine,
said to him: "Mr. Frye your friend
Blaine is the Cd d-t scoundrel
in America" This remark or
its equivalent having already found its
way into print. 1t should be added that
Mr.. Frye replied! "You forget yourself,
Mr.. Knott" "Yes," said Mr.. Knott, ~
do" and he thereupon Immediately
withdrew the remark, and apologized
for having made 1t. The following is
copy Of the telegram received by Repre-
sentative Knott on Thursday last, and
which he furnisht for publication, dated
London:
To the Chairman of the House Judiciary Com.
mittee, Washington:
have just read in the New York pa
pers Scott's evidence about our bond
transaction, and can fully corrOborate it.
never gave Blaine any Fort Smith
railroad bonds, directly or otherwise. l
have three foreign railroad con.
tracts on my hands, which make it i'm
possible feI me to leave without great
pecuniary loss, or would gladly voiun-
tsrily come home and so testify. l can
make affidavit to this effect and mail it,
IL desired. JOSIAH CALDWELL.
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The senate proceedings, yesterday,
were OF little Importance. In the house
q bll ssas passed making restrictions in
the disposal o. lsncs in the States OF
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ar
kansas snd Florida. It repesls that sec.
tion which confines the disposal OF pub
hclsndsi in those States to the provisions
Of the homestead law. Itprovides, how
ever, that the repeal OF such section
shall aot Impair the right Of any home
stead settled, end that said lands shall
be offered st public sale as soon as pos
eihIe-
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Crowds continue to crowd into the
grand Centennial show at Philadelphis.
At indianapolis, yesterday, Louis B.
Brasser, of Cincinnati, was acquitted of
the charge of whisky frauds.
The residence of DR.. Weeks, in Little
Rock, burned last night. Loss twenty
Thousand dollars. Supposed work OF in
cendiaries.
Chas. L. FerrelI was arrested yester-
day in Council Bluffs, Iowa, by E. w.
Jackson, on the charge Of embezzlement
and forgery.
The reports in London that the khe-
dive Of Egynt had been summoned to
ConstantinOple, owing to the disagree
ment with the Ottoman government, is
officially contradicted.
Rev. David Edward; bishop of the
church of the United Brethren in Christ,
died last evening in Baltimore, at the
age of sixty.two. Bishop Edwards was
q native of Ohio.
The Ohio Falls carworks, at Jeffer-
sonville, Indiana, the largest in the
world, have been ordered to be sold next
Saturday under foreclosure mortgage
to secure the creditors.
Alfred Bevis, E. G.. Frayzer, G. Bens-
berg and JJhn 8. Bermacker, Illicit dis
tillers, were sentenced in 81. Louis yes
terday, to one Thousand dollars fine and
one days imprisonment.
/ A dispatch from Carson, Nevada, says
that the anti-Cooiie men continue to
make demonstrations, demanding the
discharge Of the Chinese lsboreIs, but as
yet have committed no violence.
-
is offered ior the arrest of the striking
quarrymen who set fire to and destroyed
the Ulster and Delaware railroad bridge
near RoundOut, New York, yesterday
morning.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, VIM. II. Van
derbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr., VIM.
r Vanderbilt, Augustus Scbell, Samuel
F. Barger, Joseph Harter, Chsuncey ID.
Depew, John e. Burrell, w. s, Church,
Chester w. Chaplin, George J. Whitney,
and James M. Marvin, were yesterday
elected directors Of the New York Gen.
trail railway company.
George r. Frintz, clerk in the post.
office, was to have married young lady
in Cincinnati yesterday evening. The
guests assembled and the bride was IN
readiness, but FrintZ did not make his
appearance. A friend, calling at his
room yesterday, found him upon his
bed. Without saying q word he (FrintZ)
drew a revovler and shot himself
through the heart. The motive Of the
suicide is unknown.
At the annual meeting of the stock.
hOlders, of the Canada Central railroad,
st st. Thomas, Ontario, yesterday, tbs
following directors were chosen: w. II
Vanderbilt, Augustus SehDel, 8. F
Bsger, Z D. Worcester, J. HaIker, w
L Scott, Sidney Dillon, A. Crook anC
e. A. Wicks. A resolution was passed
approving and confirming the sale o
the msjodty of the stock of the com
psuy to Commodore Val dsTbilt.
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WE have Just comp eted and have for sale
w an Iron-Hulled Sternwheel steamboat,
122 IT. long, "a II. be NJ, 81 #. holdi has two
slide-valve pOppet cut of engines ~ N. bore,
81 it. stroke; wheel Il IT. diam eter, l6 4. face;
boiler q In. shell, - It. long, ten in. hues,
5,0OO lbs. T. ?. iron, drilled, double riveted,
and allowed l6l lbs working pressure. Two
In. by 10 in. nigger-engine, double-geaEed
capstan, doctor, heater, and everything com
plete. Cabin on main deck, with COOK mouse
pantry, Office, etc; pflot-house II + square.
Hull machinery, Joiner work and equipments
all new and huilt in the best manner. Draws
without water in bsiler l21H In, bow and
stern. We have superior fscilities Tor The con-
struction of Iron Boats and Barges, and Will
furnish estimates to parties int -nding 70 build
For further particulars apply to THEODORE
ALLEN, Sup't Western Iron Boat Building
Company, South st. Louis, Mo. te2
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Railroad Freight Rates Reduced.

CHICAGO, June IA private dispatch
from Boston, received by the agent of
the National fast freight line here, an
nounces that the managers Of that line
have made the following reductions from
Boston to Chicago: On first, second and
third class freight, which formerly were
openly rated at seventy-five, seventy
and sixty cents per hundred pounds,
have sll been reduced to twenty cents;
and all fourth and special classes, which
were forty.five and thirty five cents,
have been reduced to sixteen cent?.
This Is another aggressive step on the
part OF the Grand Trunk.
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ATrIo of swindIers.

ST. LOUIS, June Kruger Teal and
Fred Gsbnzrd weTs arrested here last
night for attempting 10 pTsetics various
conf leucs games. Tney had tried to
bly twelve thousand dollars worth of
govern uent bonds o'R S. Louis broker
sge company, with a draft on Brown
Br8tbers, New Y rk, ard attempted to
swindle Kshu & Co., brokers, in simi-
lar way. They also tried to vietimlZs
number ( Wholesale and retail dealers
for various amounts, but succeeded IN
DOT aiming nothing IL any case. Teal was
S merchant here some years ago, and
was ind cted tOr obtaining whisky under
false prateBses, aud has figured as dis
honest claim agent 1t Washington.
B0sn men are locked up.
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Twelve Hundred OF Lodges of Indians
I'm War Smear,

CHEYENNE, June IAN Indian
named Hand reported to Fort Laramie
to-day through Little Bat, the govern
ment scout who was with Egau in his
last expedition, that he met some north
ern Indians, who report twelve hundred
lodges near the mouth Of the Tongue
river, moving north to engage Crook
Another band, that which has been be-
fore reported by Egsn, was struck by
Terry's command, news of which drew
reinforcements nom the main Indian
force, who, with them, engaged Terry.
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wEArHER PROBABILITIES.

WA4 DEPT, OFFICE CT. sIG. OFFIcER,l
sIC1 June s, l an. (
FJr Tennessee and the Ohio Udley,
southeast, Useriag to 1OarB7er sossthOest
a0i'las, parity cloudy tceGther and local
rains. 'oith stationary or falling, p0ssi-
b.yJo Jared By rising barometer.
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Trouble Brewing About Coolies.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.-Thres Of
the leaders in the recent anti.C, ollie
movement at Carson, Nevada, was ar
rested this morning and jailed. Their
followers threaten to tear down the j4il
II they are not released.
Tomorrow is the day set for stopping
Chinese labor, and trouble is sntici.
pated. The streets are crowded and
nothing else is talked eff
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dar I'd &nld hY keceiYara.

ST. LOUIS, June TN the United
States circuit court to-day, decree Of
foreclosure OF the third mortgage bonds
of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, IN
this State, was entered and the road or
dsred to be sold by the receivers, at the
courthouse In this city, after being ad-
vertised sixty days In the st. Louis,
New York and Boston papers.
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WASHINGTON.
War Department Matters internal
Revenue Receipts the Past Year
Appropriation for Library
BuIIding-Etc.
WAR DEPARTMENT ESTIMATES AND AP.


WAR DEPARTMENT ESTIMATES AND AP.
PREPARATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June THE house
committee on appropriations this morn
ing visited the war department, and had
a conference with Secretary Cameron in
regard to the estimates and sppropria-
tiOns for the army. The committee SUBJ
sequently completed the army sppropri-
alton bill and will report it to the house
shortly. 1t apPropriates twenty-four
million three hundred and sixty-six
thousand dollars, which Is about four
million dollars less than the revised esti-
mates and three and half million dol
lars less than the amount appropriated
by the bill OF last year. The committee
have embodied in this bill provision of
the measure passed by the house two
months ago to reduce the pay OF officers
Of the army. The committee also in
sert provision abolishing the law which
limits the transportation Of the allow.
ances of officers to their actual expenses
and restoring the old mileage system,
with a reduction of the rate to eight
cents per mile. The appropriation items
of the bill are understood to be, in their
present shape, satisfactory to the war
uepAIbLuou5 hHu W Al1 bAc HonDStS VI
the committee of both parties.
REVENUE RECEIPTS, ETC.
Government receipts for the fiscal
ear ending with June, are estimated as
follows: From customs, $146, ,596;
internal revenue, SIG, ,008, ,507; miscel-
Ianeous, 1921, ,JS5. "a; total, $3.50, ,247, 1857.
were $263, 1873, ,S52. Sur
plus, June 3Oth, $2l, los, ,534. Receipts
show q decrease from the estimates-in
customs, Sl0, ,2S6, ,070; in internal reve-
nue., 81, Isl ,2I6, and show an increase of
So, las, $40 in the miscellaneous. Ex-
penses are S5,30S. $50 inside the esti
mates.
$780, 600 FOR LIBRARY BUILDING.
The joint committee on the library to-
day agreed to report bill aprropriating
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
to the erection of building for the IL
brary of congress in the botanical gar.
den near the capitol.
POLITICAL.
The Republicans of this District repu-
dating the convention held in March
last to elect Two delegates to the Cincin.
pati convention, met to-day and elected
Ex-Governor A. r. Shepard and Fred
Douglass.
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IAp AND EOS EAST 23D STREET, NEW
lVO YORK. Five minutes walk from Broad
way and Fifth Avenue Hotel, adjacent 10
Madison Park. Handsomely furnished rooms
aud appointments first in every partlcu-
lar, Unsurpassed accommodations for gentle
men wishing to visit the Centennial and locate
their families with view to comfort ana
scororov Manonhis raSaranees given. thu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-08

TIE Democratic Safe convention Of
Wisconsin met at Wisconsin yesterday,
and appointed twenty delegates to the
st. Louis convention, seventeen of
MhDnn ere flr Tildsr.
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REMOVAL Notice.
uAVING BEEN ELECTED SECRETARY
III OF the P-OpIss EnauFns e. company
OF this city, my once Is removed,
No. Is MADISON STREET,
Darlington Mason. Agent
sale o. Unclaimed Goods.

OUsTOM-HOU5E, MEMPHIS, TENN, Sur-
~ veyor'r once, May %, lS75.-The 'olloWtnE
described goods having been seized and for
feited TO the United states, notice is heIe eby
given that on June %, 1870, Al The hour Of II
O'Clock N at the steps OF the United states
bonded Warehouse, No. 219 second street, 81
the Port of Memphis will sell, at puOllc
auction, to the highest and best bidder. To-
wit: cask Irish Whisky, marked 3. q. % K.
cod WI. SMITH, urvey or Of Customs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-08

TELEGKAPHIc a6vices from Portland
say tnai oFsgoT has undoubtedly gone
Dem crane, ami that the legislature will
t-Ai5 b.,I-, 1o|Lt twelve msjariiy on joint
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-08

TIE funeral Of Moulin, the French
consul murdered at Sslonics, took place
at Paris yesterday, with great ceremony
and military display.
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Woman killed by a Train of Cars.

ERIE, PA, June 7.-Mls. TyTel,
while driving across the Lake Shore
road, at Harlem creek, this afternoon,
was stru k by the fast mHil'trsin and
instantly killed. The horse was also
killed and the carriage reduced to kim
dling-woOd.
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FIRST.CLASS SALOON,
Iight-Drauxht steamer for Sale.

and the very best of WINES, LIQUORS AND
CIGARS. come to stay, and mean what
saw ri n. EU SkAE.
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NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the OOrTOE Xxx
0 ca NaG SAs.uON, So BaotsOn
street, desire to inform my friends and the
public generally that shall keep strictly
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CLOSING RATES

fes'erals i cotton ana gold: New
YorE, cottaa, l2;i Menlphis, lie.
Eel0 'ork, 2 "a closed at ll2i; Mem
l5Eis, IIIA,
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DIED.

TAGGART-At her residence, S. Pontotoc
street, Mrs. z. ]. TAGGART, aged 81 years.
Funeral services at First Methodist Church
this THURS nAYl morning. at 10 O'Clock.
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ESCAPED FROM THE HOUSE
A Gang Of CounterfeIfers Baeged

ST. LOUIS, June IA gang Of eoun-
terfeiters, having their headquarters in
and about Mt. Vernon, Illinois, were
broken up last night by the arrest Of six
persons at Mt. Vernon, Two at Ashley,
illinois, and one at East st. Louis. A
considerable amount of bogus fiity-cent
currency and various implements used
in its manufacture were alsO captured.
1t Is expected the other parties will be
arrested and the gang entirely broken
up. Those captured at Mt. Vernon are
connected with old and respectable fam
lilies of that place and vicinity.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue of the power vested in me as Trus-
b tee py certain Trust Deed made on the
Iith day of March, 1871, by VIM. d. Fly, ana
county Tenue essee, in Chattle-aortgage BOOK
No 8, page 2o7, and at the request OF the osne-
dciaTy, will sell, at auction, 20 the n1gpest
hiddsr for cash at the aucttOn-house OF Mo
Cloy & Bro, No. 20l Main street, Memphis,
Tennes ee, on
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The Qusen Dowsger Josephine, of
SEe8zn, IL desd.