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eune.. vet no capges have isken place and South

dizziness yet no changes have TAKEN pace
ns past y set, has S ssa r s,oE
Of q 20 90 eainst iC0J 1000 time last year We
8 sS 1--we w. 81 & z @rf fron1 brown
ar 81 red Ss CO. dr1 sTyf 1edsd ssSa ser
Ordinary and tss. tTonts uor,,u, trade has been
done At previous prices we quoe snort Green Brnsa "a
&c. GTecn ur, 6a07 &C. Medium Green. 6a0e.: hed an'
BLE~6nly small trade been done and nc sac &C.
S Saq seans'' s Ca" k GdsSG Gti iSSSs oaa
pgIahine 4s, g. and Va 992Oc ,rs,uess coses rather
moderate even small steady price. rule %e quote
y sS4s - iG Resne ~ cds II Ssss
CHICc6iY has continued nrm at &C.. gold, for German
" %nX las been anst ana nominal at SOC for Maracabo,
trr saro Doniheo, 17aZic for Caracas ana iS~@o
c0XI~tnthraclte duh and nomnaly unchanged;
supplies are large and the tone so ~ sia az sg sres
We quote: liverpool Camel $l6dsl7 ldverpoo Gas
So esdsj o frsnSs = Soes5 So Penn
syvana westmcreiad aud Wet yiEsnia as as5 90
sSd xSthrsee % 5Sesi 50 By DE ,.,v ,,.r,
was good jobbng tfIde invoice sales were noted Mid
obGing lots bul lots from irst hands though
dinsry 5ai54c FAIR q g24c Good Pol. Pr .a
70 Good OcG20isc mats 22g25e s;nSapore Ia
2lc Native Cylon IL 2ezOc Msracabo lS@2Ge hss"aya
2ic Mexican 100 oe sayan 1sSa roi caraoo oS
Manila sg all go a iST n and Business OF
modeTate 'e csracter wS quote Empty Aotsheaas " so
Hoops feet Ordinary Prime, s33gs3G; IL iee 60 ~
Jrsp Holases shocks SO inches with Heads u So|SZi
Sugar shocks. with Heads 80 inches ~ 5nas % 90 20
ncG@s 81 Coss3; Fog shocks, 7O@'5c' Rum sh0ok1 III
PIPE shocks. t6 bOdS7. .. 1T, II. 80.
CORDAGJ-A moderate jobbng trade .s aay gong on:
Rope DO. I2threah 70 &c do 40. o,'niesn
and thread lie; Mania C"i1age Bolt Rope ngrns 40 -
DO. Gthrcad and 0hrcad u &C 90 wna M Lns ,S
lie: 1arred Manila, "a Zine IaIrtd h3ina IatI
Yarn lee Sisa Rope 2c ~ thread, l2c DO 6hrrah
0thresd. II &C.; Tesrod slsai lash Yarn ilc I'm.
Tarrt DO 10 nc: Russia Hemp Tarred CordaYe l5c;
Hacked Hemp Tsrred Coage 2e Iarred Amen'
can J-liA Yarn l2o. Fine DO Co.. Is a.. -, -. 81,
COTTON There was business on the spot at
rp previous prices not disposed 70 MAKE
magnitude owing adCciinc ID g0d ana queer
Liverpool there was however more business o
rpecuatiou: the l41S bales VI which 10 st
evening including 296 for export I3 for bBne consumption
aud specGlation LOO bales were delivered on eoh
tract receipts the ports were lS,1 y bls taAst
this day last week and 81 go GALES TINS cay s
year: total Sept. l. Z7274S4 bales against 2iIZy3s
bales daring the period in 1866 Tt iotauOhs were
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Go u]hom il man Concern

NOTICE of MISUNDERSTANDING il hereby
~ given that JOHN II. PARKER Of the township Of IL
cey County and state Of ewJcsey hath this day
made an assignment the subscriber OF MS estate for
equal ben OF his creditors and that The sid creditors must
exhibit their respective claims under oath Affirmation.
within the term Of three months JOHN ACMACK, Toms
River, N J.-Dated December 10 1879. d27 lswIwW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

NevYor are cndenvOriDg IN earn interest upon Two III"
three tircs their actual coat value Iherc ~ pu' on'
remedy Tor growing evil AMI that leH IN INC power
~ the legislature either 10 reduer capitals down 20 fe'
yaues or fix rate for fT'@his ana passengers
which vii. return but o per cent upon present capt
taliZaii0ns.
The stock market to-day simply duplicate OF
hundred Others which have been described IN his eo
uun For six ruoaths every inward movement made ia
other srocks beeu easily trncensIc 10 an chofe 10
markr. the Lake Shore stock. SO to-day Dea"fe'
Iscknvanna and Western was suddenly advanced
from 70 10 1872 aud then Illinois Central W 3D. ana
finally Western Union TO rs On uiese se'e'"
movements Lake Shore FROM 81 4 to 54a, but VAS
steadily gold by the clique mp TO the best p'lce, anu
down again 10 5fls-Delawarc, Laeka"anna ana "eSt-
ern docliuug 1854 Illinois Central to G3's ana "ts
cru Union TO 72 EcwYork Central was steady az Ioi4
1Io2 although at one time 1929 BID for It, ROCK
Island was neglected at 1O1S9l0l's9iOih. IL no"
,urus out thai tie movement initiated few days since
WAS spocd by the sales Of stock for account OF one oil the
National banks which s holds two or three thonsahh
shares which FOR Gale at about lo2 Inc o. fauS
presented no feature In sales OF 100 common q, Zo2
and 500 preferred mt 53ea534 0539 IL is estimated
bya prominent official of the company, and probably
correctly that the first elk months earnings OF 1877
will fall about 81 100000 short of those for 1876
this proves 10 true deficiency IN net earn
,ugs 10 meet the fixed interest charges Inc Horh-"cet
tradlngs nothing es possible Anxiety 10 OK
pressed to know what INSTITUTIONS are loanins money
upon these securities, and at what prices the STOCKS
coud sell IL These loan, should be called Hannibal ana
St Joseph preferred declined to 2GA while OF the con-
mon there was not IA sale. For the holders OF lhese
socka no are humorous aud OF long dcte there seems
10 bo one relief from the depression whch holds thein
down 20 wit, united combination 10 make conlheN
and radical change in the DIRECTORY mo s9ihan! Payt
uut in salaries its officers nearly Ii2 per cent
of ia gToes receipts. The expresses were lreeuiaf
,nrean hring hi,ther and the eners lower The total
TRANSACTIONS at the day aggregated but 04ooo shaTes
rom tho aet aias of Yesterday w follows: Declines
Michigan Central and st. Paul preferred, eacf u; kocK
Island and ST. PAM, each a; Chicago burlington an
Adams Express 3, United States Express 'nd Hann
hal and 81 JJaeph preferred, - AdyanceS-tcntraI OF
New, Iprsey NorthW West, Western Union, aud QdicE-
silver each e; Central and Hudson and ono ana Hls
sissupi each Ia Union Pacific, p; Delaware ana Hud-
son 10 Delaware Iackawanna and Western and h!DeIi
can Express each 81 Harlem |, and Illinois CentraI,
36. n,r cent The following table shows the
RANGE STOCK MARKET:
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% b, r. me Ma,sInoros. 22925 2fa22ac; ven
Bogots q MA 10. Il aZ3c; Mararslo 20a23 10 49,;
Bahia, 20d2I TO- 10000; Puerto Csbelo and Iagasr.s
2lD26 ~, igU2lc; Caracas, 2fd2Z n, I7alSc -
93d2S ~, 17sal9Lc.; sissl. lSl22 b. l714Isic. -
all gold. NV,
HoPs-Nothing special trsuspired to-day; basiness ga.
moderate bOta in the choice and lower gFies tho os
seadness owing 20 the noderse stocks bat tho sis,
plenty inclined TO much easises-. We quote NJ
Yorks, f3a2Sc Eastern, l9d23c.; Wisconsin, fI2 liz.
YearnRs l0d5c 01s all groyths. 4aSe CaliiOrnsns AZ
Oregon 230Z7o.
INDIA RUBBER has been In fair demand and finn
NC quote SIC for Fine Para; 02e for Esneralda. 80
Pressed Guayaqul 47c for DO. Garth geua sc y.
Nicaragua scrap. aud sic. for DO Sheet
LArE-Thsrp small business IN nisiera'e
csrgues holders realize the full hRnres Of 81 gsl
LEATHER The market for Hemock Sole has latery be-,
quef ptioD and export pIcss however -
steady under the small stocks Crops aad Dac are "a
good eonsnDptve demand and firm Pecopts OF is w,.S
30 100 sides and 8s4 bales; exports $500 sides 70 Rags1
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

In State bonds North Carol;nas firm at 22i2, and
Tennessee, new Issue, at 43la In city bank stocks
Fourth National C270p sold at %; American Exchange
Clj) 100 Bank of Now-YOrk QO at 10 and Bank Of
Commerce Il ~ at 1OJl2 There falling of ia tie
railroad bonds. The Pacihcs lower
on the yielding in the price Of gold, and horthWestein
coupon gu. cOnsOls fell to 92I2 lie Ohio Issues were
lower seconds 80. and those OF New-Jcrsey Central
easier.
Tho standard Fire Insurance Company have declared
semi annual dividend of 3i2 cent upon the capital,
and guaranty surplus and special reserve funds are aya-
BILE demand.
The Ienox Fire Insurance Company have declared
semiannual dividend 0f per cent, payable on demand
Tie Continental Insurance Company have declared an
interest dividend OF 32 per cent upon the capital Of the
company aud upon the amount OF its guarantee surplus
ard special reserve fund, payable Oh demand.
The kings County Fire Insurance Company has de
clarcl a semi-annual dividend Of 10 per cent.
The following shows tine exports exclusive OF specie
from The port NewYOrk 10 foreign ports Tor the week
ending Jan. and since The beginning OF the year:
1875. 1876. 1877.
For the week ...... 81 224, il6 SJiGJ398 s39S $50
Previously reported. 4249,239 4ol2,32S 69JS,0l0
Total since Jan.1 sS47s6j5 s9,lel,7I go 940ii9
Price OF god........ li22 ll21 100
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DentieIrn
Sales bn Auttion

A. MELVIN, Aucuonccr
10Y BANGS& Co., GJG Broadway, near Bond
ID ST. -sales OF Books Works NJ Arr. sc &c
THURSDAY, at p. nL-Vauable AMEHICAS and EN-
GLISU LAW COOKS, comprising HepOrtA, 1rcats.s, d.
gests, Commentaries, and Trials
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cLosiSG QUOTATIONS..
TUESDAY, Jan. Or. H.

TUESDAY, Jan. 9-P. NJ
In another column will be found n report of
the meeting Of The Cheap Transportation Association.
ho. t.dny None Of the statements or theories there
advanced touch the matter OF vital importance the
commerce of Eca York. IL Is not much question OF
cheap transportation 40 one Of equality with other
Atlantic scaporta that interests New-fork and the latter
IL simply impossible long as the Central aud Hudson,
aud Lake Shore and all the other railroads leading "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

New Jersey Il
lJ...bc 1879
Pitts, ri W & { q
J...bcc .l0l
I Ohio and Miss
2gJ...bc. 10
300. SO. "a
| 100. ..... ~
900. rs
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Total sales for the day
"a 4rllgr 20 DAYS.

'6i seller 80 days.
CHI. al yiccs from Europe continue favorable. United
Satns bonds IN London being still further advances old
so; Ia lO53 stStyscyGns 10 100, tenIOt ties 10 lVj4e
and n Il, nves to 1919 Eie is steady at 99s British
copso npcned 9ii =. closing an eisneh lower.
Tho m, ley market easy the Uuside banks dSc0uutg
three months bills at la is per cent or "a Del"" te
minimum rate OF interest at the BANK or lhSIand ILe
sum az COS 900 bullion Withdrawn irou the banE
on balance today Ia Frankfort. [ new 5s are TO- b
and in Amsterdam Lrie IL quoted at 81 North Western
patches report French five per cent ren"s loZo AZ
sIyut exchange on LONDON Is easter at 25lGl2. The
standard drawers Of foreign exchange have rcduc their
nominal rates TODAY - S6 FOR slrht aud 81 - Sky
.ays Tne selling - S3L26p4 03@i, ana ~ o5
57Si S5a. There was further downward turn III goa
from lO6s 81 the opening to lO5 on the stfer prices
~ bonds in London tie reasons already referred tO
Ths 5 the lowest price touched slce June a. looZ IN
Inc Afternoon The price suddenly stlnened up 70
lu6l,. On gold loans renewals were at a4| eoo,
aud later and per ccnt carrying. he day
business at the Gold Clearing Departments oI the lahk
OF tie state Of New-Y0ik covered: God cleared SIS
625 COO gold balances II 39l 573; currency balances,
~ DsI ,55i. Tue gold quotations we're rs follows:
lO 1861 30 .1J53 q 2:3O. ...lOG4 b.. .lOGs
i.ad rtafn inf
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THE MONEY MARKET.
1oA H.-sAils BKrorE IuE CALI

cfFYcjtL EgrorT Y J. sTJ"H Frc-idT0E SALES
.tHCAET0 1871
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q "a 80. 1904 2:3O.......lOG4 3.."...lOGa
! revised quotations % foreign exchange:

Money on call was In good Inquiry todny ahd Wa
the more rate, the loans making below this
figure being exceptional There ia change IN meIcan-
tile paper. Savannah quotes New-York exchange at
bs discount Charleston, Il discount 10 par; New
Ofcans discount; Cincinnati, soc G$l per $1,000
discount 81. Louis. par Chicago, SOC per $1,000
prem um The United states Treasurer At " ash!Dgton
received to-day 500 900 national bank notes Tor
dcmpti0n. The customs receipts were sj0OOO0, and IN
ternd receipts $l6O,OOO The following Is the
clearinghouse statement to-day: CurIoucy exchanges.
800 O3i ,533 currency balances S627.SO3 gold cX-
changes, 81 us, SS5 gold balances, 81 ,l59,7O5
A heavy business was done in Government bonds TO-
day at declining prices. Coupon is OF 1851 at 1888;
registered, 1871 a 1872; cGupOn new Cos at 1O34U
lO9as; siXtye, ems, 1l2osGll2l4 ana new fyes down
- IL registered 1898. The recorded sales ut the
amounted 10 over 100000. We annex latest
uuOtatlOus:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

For future delivery good business though the
activity great yesterday prices ~tTc Ia2G"2
lover sales Yesterday aitor p. tanuary 1000 49,
Ap1ii V36 1871 20 1875. Ma, Goo ss 800 Ilils
uuc 400 la3y; 100 li7s2; my POO Il August, oyu,
ILL., repoube. 60 I4ts 100 l3alas 40l, l3se octo
bcr 100 1854; 200, l3 November 100 1915; total,
IL 500 bales. call to-day January 100 H. 18th,
lbs February. 800 l$la aares 200 i2a AP- goo
october 300 1875 November, 100 l3a, total 100 bales
second calMarch 100 1873 April - l@tls May $780,
ja 100 Is Ausus 100 l4'f tqt15 log bare
1000 1914 100 l3lsisi 1000 l32 1900, I33g; so,
i57,s 100 i@isz March, 400, l$lis: LOO iS2a2 200,
1000 $s 100 lSS5 POO la.ile o99 9o5 iaii !9 200
i3isie 600 1877 a 100 49, 400 lI2,2 Geo. l$Ii 100
l3I5,s Zoo l3-gl 200 1875 500, l32g2 100 l3'e
Nav 700 Il Ion 1859 100 i4Is 300 liiqe 200, "A
June go. l4s 500 ~; lGo l47aq go 49, 800 lilss
100 ii3s; July LOO l4a4 500, lvl2 500, IA "a Angus
100 l41ag 200 IA October 100 Is u total So 100 bales
OV.nu total. 4 , bales he market closed
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THE MARKETS.
rCaTemllv reported tor rHK raIBuNE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
tyr North Klssr. He.seia. a,lh RaILroIta.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY, Jan. n, iSI7
AsHEs-There nothing prices
nominal 40 iSic. for Pots aud osic. for Pearls.
BEEsWAk-TLe whole has been marked by extreme
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TIE CALI.
12l2 o'cLoCK-sALFs BEFORE

covrrNNpNrT srOCK pFPARTMTST-2 O'CLOCK.
US e.. Coupon, 1881 $3.50 / u 100 Registered ,,ot
!Isi's .'''Ai- .
L : 5.2C Reg lSn1 80. : %; 0upoH' 1891 n,
3Otn ...........ll2hs l4O,OU0................lIl
L : so coupon, 1861 -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

SPICES have sold fairly ioobins los az hrn SIs
We uuotc. Pepper-SingapOrc. Ii PC suiaIa ltv 49,
y, l,c Mace 9O8g3c. Cloves SSdaoe' stets' isS s.
Iassa-Chaa Ilsnea, 20 T22c hMaNl@ -Oe--,; "'NtSni
rsleItta 6i,d7c? Atr,cau TIC Pimen,o .3diSse' s"'
mcRs IS n aoc.. all gOt. ,,,.,,,. n ~ far
sTEARIN-Ihe market was arm at llS@IlT'' "'
Prime Western .., -. A., ,,-,... Raw
sIoAR-Refned gco demand al nrm prizes, n ia
sugar was yety at late pTi,cs Win s,ill sPo 80
hbis Meada sold al &C.; IN some Instances IS m,
quotes. close the late large sars sy'g i,er 10
,cundsnce The quotations follows CHna "a
common Refining sd0c DO Far 9'sc q" neSl - sa
Prime gs.e Fair Choice 0rocefy 9hdlV ~
irfncal hhds aud boxes Nos 10 ~ iO9IvsS, eses
h,,. and boxes 7saac Melada, 50i c. Havana uoAss
INNS inv S"s 70 ga atc; do Nos 10 "a ~ etasse ao'
pas "a 90 "a iOalOSc do. Nos IL 70 Ia l0el1e 3@'
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-04-14

Scribaer's Monthly still stands at
the head Of the popular Magazines of
the day, and the number for April is
still up to the standard that its editor
has placed for it. The chapters of
Nicholas Minturn are Of equal
interest of those preceding them.
DR.. Holland has the power of de-
lineating character, which has placed
him in front rank Of novel writer's
of the day.
So. Nicholas, for April, contains
just the best matter for the young
folks, and for those who are not so
young. Mrs. Dodge has the faculty
of selecting the wheat from the chat
in Juvenile literature.
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tatajar Jarnsp 3ar''i'rp-

GENERAL, MERCH ANDIsE.--Franl Han,
do 40 Il. l.. Hubbard.
ESSEX HOUSE. --Wm. #. Hartshoin.
AITORNEY.--C. l. Beaton.
PHYsIC AN.---Dr. y. 5. Boyce.
LUMBER MANFER--L. +. Moore.
GRIsr AlILL,-L. r. Moore.
LIVERY STA BLE,-Charlss Z. HarlshOrn.
CARPENTERS.-Wm ID. RosebroulSs, Wm.
C. Washburn, Hubbard WLl.rd, Joseph
Ormsby.
PosT.oFFICE.--Wm "a HGr;shsrn.
SHOE MAKER,--C. W JOY.
WOOD & LUMBER SURVEYOR. r. Foi'
lansby.
wuEELwRIGRTS,--. p. Cobb, Poole &
Moore.
BLACKSMITH, --Jousthan Poole.
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BOYS AND GIRLs.-Our home is the
largest, cheapest and best Illustrated
juvenile journal published in America.
Only thirty cents a year with Il
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Send stamp for specimen copy.
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Windfall City, Indiana.
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General News.

Senator Blaine was confined to his
residence in Augusta last week by
illness.
Rev. Dir. Webb of the Shawmut
Church is suffering from quite severe
illness, the result OF oyerwork in con
nection with the Moody and Sankey
meetings, and bad cold. DR.. Webb,
as chairman of the Executive Commit
tee, has given great deal of time and
labor to promote the success Of the
Tabernacle meetings. He will have
the earnest wishes Of q large circle Of
Christian friends for his speedy
recovery.
1t is stated that James Gordon
Bennett is preparing for long stay
abroad, and his horses and yacht will
be sent to him.
Roger A. Pryor, the Virglnian, is
announced as the orator for Decoration
Day i'll Brooklyn.
Commodore Vanderbilt's widow has
started on u Southern tour with her
mother, her siSter-iA-law and Dr..
Linsley, the late Commodore's
physician.
Edward Caswell, the first Governor
Of North Corolna, lies IN an unmarked
grave near Kingston, in that State.
Tie New. York Sun says Oakley
Hall owns $4,000 worth Of real
estate.
The Pope is better and has taken a
walk in the gardens Of the Vatican.
1t it announced that Vice President
Wheeler will marry an Albany lady
soon.
On the 17th Of April there will be a
gathering OF one hundred thousand
workmen III London, who propose to
go in procession to Parliament 10 de-
mand the release Of O:ton, known as
Irchborne. There may be a dis
turbance.
All Paris was alarmed the other day
by the rumor that Mademoiselie
Aimee, the opera singer, had per
ished in one ofthose fli9htful railroad
accidents in America, YOU know"
President and Mrs. Hayes have
determined that at their public rc-
ceptions and private entertainments,
neither wines nor liquors Of any kline
shall be dispensed.
The jubilee Singers from Nashville
are making a very successful concert
tour in Holland.
Leona Dare, the American ''lady
gymnast," was badly Injured by a fail
while performing in Brussels recently
One Of the last cases in which
Oakley Hall participated, before his
flight from New York, was as counso
for a widow whose husband had beer
killed by carelessncss. The defence
proved by gentlemanly looking mar
that everything possible had been done
| to secure safety. Hall knew that the
man had been convicted Of a felony
but that justice had been suspended
and he had in his pocket a transcript
Of the trial which, if used, .woult
seriously iniure the witness. III
showed it to the opposing counsel
who agreed that its production woui(
settle the case, but : Hall said: g,
don't think this witness has done II,
SO much harm that | can't win my
case. With this, of course, / woult
win, but it would ruin him. He seems
to be a well-meaning man; he has
family, and stands we'll with hi
employers. l cau't bear TO use this
His employers would doubtless dis
charge him, and his companions
would twit him. I'll put it in IN,
pocket" And he did, and won TIL
case without it.
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DIE

In Lancaster, N. H., April 2, Edith Louisa,
only child Of Oliver S. ana Mary l.. Rice, aged
year. months and IL days.
Dear little Edith we bid thee farewell!
We know that with Jesus thou evershult well
Where sorrow and sickness and pain are I'M
known,
And many loved ones have welcomed thee
home.
R4-Lancaster papers please copy,
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E'icforg.

In the death Of Mrs. John Shores.
this community sustain a great loss.
She was born in or near Sanbornlon,
IN. H., May, 10, 1898. She was
married to Mr.. Shores July, u, 1878,
and moved to CRANKY, in 1915, when
there was but two families in town,
Nathaniel Bell and Mr.. Waid, and
has lived for about sixty years on or
near the place where she died.
Being strong in body, and determined
in purpose, she grappled with the pri-
vations and hardships of pioneer life,
even in those famous cold seasons of
1915 to 1920, with adverse fortune,
embarrassing debts and long con-
tinued sickness in her family; yield
ing only at last to the right Of more
than four score years. Her children,
grandchildren and great grand
chi.dren, are nearly all settled near
the ancestral home. Her husband, a
few months her junior, attended her
funeral with faltering step, and must
soon follow the wife of his youth, over
the "river."
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-04-14

Grace Greenwood wou!d have the
North act on The assn nption that
Wale Hampton cannot be otherwise
than an unrtpen ant rebel il he would.
Gen. Gran, has faith in the policy Of
conclliation.
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GUILDIIALL.
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WANrED,--25 cords of dry wood
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Frank Hall, is loading a carload
Of potatoes this week.
Fred. Smith, has returned home,
after quite an extended visit in the
southern portion Of the State.
Zcd. Woods, has the material
alrcady'Gor large new barn, and he
is to erect one equal in accommodate
lions to any in town.
Our farmers shoull not forget, when
coming to town, to bring with them
something the raise, and secure the
HERALD for the ensuing year.
Again the evening brcezcs wait tie
welcome ''crack" of the mallet and
balls, from tie delightful and fascin-
atlng game OF crOQuet.
Z. b. Beach and saving machine, is
an awful thing to eat ZIP our wood
piles. 1t takes the laurels all away
from our professional vendors of the
wood-saw.
j. Miles, who commenced to build
new house last Fall, on Guildhall
Hill, will complete the same early this
season. This will make quite an
addition to the appearance Of the
chill"
Hon. Richard Small of this town,
while gathering sap in his sugar or
chard last Monday, was seriously,
and it is feared fatally injured, by be-
ing crushed between his team and
sugar-house.
Our young men are improving the
return Of Spring, and with it the bare
ground, by testing their muscular
Developments and scientific knowl-
edge at wrestling.
At the town meeting, held here last
Saturday, to consider the question 81
dividing a school district in the west
part of the town, committee of three
consisting Of p. r. Follansby, VIM. II
Hartshorn and George Hubbard, were
appointed, to investigate the matter
and report at the adjourned meeting
to be held on the last Saturday o
this month.
The listers Of this town have givel
notice that they will meet at tht
office of the Town Clerk, on the 28tI
day Of April, at one O'Clock p. NJ, 70
the purpose Of considering any ap
plicAtion that may be made for the re
duction fiom the amount assessed t,
any individual, and attend to sucl
other business as may como belor
the meeting.
The Lyceum Association, will holc
their closing Lyceum on Tuesda,
evening Of next week, April IL. Th,
question for discussion will be:
Resolved, That moral suasion has
greater influence over mankind, thai
the fear Of punishment" The dis
putants for the affirmative side of I'll
question arc, VIM. II. IIortshorn an,
Q. A. Benton; for the negative, q. L
Benton and Geo. 6. Boyce. The dis
ussion promises to be rare treat t
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-04-14
Northumberland, N. H

GENERAL MERCHANDISE L. Adams
Patrons of dusbsndry.
POST OFFtCE.-..R. L. Adams.
WHEELWRIGHTS,. -Wm Marshall.
BLACKSMITHS,-- WIN. II. Poole s. Son.
PEGS, STRAW BOARD ana STAECH,-' Rob
elt Chase q SON
fNoRTHUMBERLA TOLL BRlDGE,--Geo.
Poole, Keeper.