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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-03

j. Tatro has sold out his black
smith shop and removed to Middlcbury
REV. 5. Gardiner has left town fol
n few weeks to visit lricnds'at Kinder
hook, N. Y.
H. Gardiner has purchased a lot OF
North street of j. Dixie, and will sooi
put up dwelling-housc on it.
1t is rumored that Rev. j. 5. Small
will soon close his engagement with tho
Baptist society, on account of i'll health
The examination of Mr.. Bcnton's
school, Thursday and Friday. showed
commendablc progress on the part Of
the pupils.
Friday evening the pupils of the
academy gave an interesting exhibition
at Academy hall. The hall was filled
to overlooking.
Rev. ID. w. Hall of Acworth, N. H.,
occupied the Baptist pulpit Sunday
morning, and the Methodist pulpit on
the evening of the same day.
The concert by the Peak family
bcll-ringers, Monday evening, was well
attended, and was novel and inter-
csing entertainment: one worth hear
ing a second time.
Friday and Saturday evenings, l..
l.. Durant of Montpelier lcctured al
the Methodist church on the subject OF
temperance. The lectures were able eff
forts and well attended.
Frederick Landon has received the
appointment of postmaster ut this place.
So. if Hayes is elected, that question is
settled. The appointment gives quite
general satisfaction all round.
The Good Tcmplars are rchcarsing
the plays Zone Hundred Years Ago"
"Abovc the Clouds;' and the farccs
'Paddlc His Own Canoe" and "Littlc
Brown jug" to put on the stage about
the middle of March.
The Bristol cornct band made their
leader. :. W. Hatch, present of n fine
gold watch, chain and lockct charm, and
an E-hat Cornet, last Saturday evening,
in appreciation of his valuable sery-
ices in conducting the band.
Monday evening was the twentieth
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua lockwood. Ii was ccle-
brated by q variety wedding. Friends
to the number of seventy-fivc took pos
session OF their residence in their alb
sencc, many of whom were present at
their marriage, twenty years ago. 1t
was a complete surprise. The presents
were numerous and various, and many
of them were valuable also. The occa-
sion was one long TO be remembered by
those who were fortunate enough to he
present.
PROGRAMME OF MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF AGRCULTURE AT BRISTOL,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 3 AND 9,
1ST.-Thursday morning: Words at
the Start, f. A. Hasseltine, Bristol /;
Plaster and Ashes, III. NJ. Seely, Mid
dlebury; Questions on Fish Culture, j.
Ridley, Bristol. Thursday afternoon
Glover, G. G. Cady, NIiddlcbury; Grass
Culture, j. ii. Mead, West Rutland !;
Root Culture, A. Chapman, NIiddlcbu-
ry. Thursday evening: Home Produc-
ton, Ora Paul, Pomfrct; Home, A. L.
Carr, Cornwall. Friday morning: Bee
Keeping for Farmers, j. f. Crane,
Dridpori; Mcr'ino Wool IIusbandry, T..
;. Stowcll, Cornwall. Friday after
noon: Milk Setting, G. :. Fassett,
Enosburgh; Veal from skim Milk, A.
Il. Smith, New Haven; Marketing Dali
ry Products. f. ID. Mason, Richmond.
Friday evening: The Condition of Sue
cess in Dairy Farming, +. ID. Douglas,
Whiting; Injurious Insects. Prof G. II.
Perkins, Burlington.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-03
IETCECTER

There have been two or three deaths
from Observation-Disclosures aud ono
from dipthcHa recently. There are n
few cases of dipiheria at present.
Mr.. T. Armstrong had very mar
row escape from serious confederation
recently. iIo was awakened at about
one O'Clock. Monday morning last, by a
sense of fire in that immediate vicinity,
and investigation revealed the unplcas-
ant fact that one of his buildings, which
was quite near the house, was In flames
and past recovery. Fortunately there
was but little wind, and by timely aid
they succeeded IN preventing further
damage. Had ii been a less favorable
time, the loss of all his buildings would
have been certainty.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-03
RTDYIN

Mr.. j. l.. Goodyear, while too sicl,
to leave the house, had the pleasure of
beholding a couple of chaps make
themselves free with q quantity of his
hay, and take il Off with them: probably
thinking Mr. G.. had too much for his
own good
Miss Matte Kingsley's school in
this town closes this week. Tho youno.
lady leaves the district with much praise ,
Miss Kingsley is considered by our su-
perintendent and by the inhabitants of
the district TO be one of the best and
most thorough young female teachers in
the state.
We were permitted q short time a0o
10 examine specimens of wax fruit
wrought by Mrs. III. Il. Ripley, that in
our humble opinion could not be sur-
passed by any one for artistic grouping.
neatness OF design, and delicacy Of col
oring. We were aware that the lady in
question sometimes produced wonder
fnl combinations in the line of laces and
vclvets, but did not think that we were
harboring true artist among lis.
About the best score of work done
i'll mill that we have heard of recently.
has been done in the steam mill owned
by ). +. Mattcson, Esq, and supervised
by j. NJ. King. For about eight weeks
the mill has been moving cautiously
two tours Of twelve hours each, and
has averaged nearly two hundred bun.
dies of slaves TO the tour. Two hun.
drcd and thiriy-iivc bundles have been
cut in twelve hours. One hundred and
thirty is called fair business, but it does
make considerable difference rs to who
is at the head.
"A short time ago, Ella Lees colored
girl OF some twelve years, made furi-
0ns attack upon her mother, a Mrs.
Emory, who, being physically unable TO
compete with her, got badly bruised.
On the 10Th nit, she, on being brought
before Justice Chandler, pleaded guilty
to the charge, and since tho chances for
reform appeared pretty poor in her
case here, he concluded 10 allow her
to try the Reform School until she mr.
rives at the age of eighteen; thinking
that perhaps that might be economy for
the community. She started for her
new residence on the 9th, in charge of
Constable Ripley.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-03
.ST.IRH.SROPO

The usual placid social elements of
Huntington Gore" were slightly ruff
fled recently. occasioncd by the clone
ment of Mrs. Carrie Wright with n Mr..
Gilly. II is understood that they have
lit down among the Adirondack moun-
tain, TO spend the honeymoon. Mrs.
Wright is some forty years old, more or
less. The boy she has cnioed away is
about twenty years old. Mr.. Wright
has the congratulations of his friends ON
his good fortune in being rid of an nm
faithful woman. The boy she has en-
iiccd away has the sympathy of all that
know the woman.
Mr.. j. Orvis had his horse taken
from his stable on Sabbath evening last
by some unknown person. From the
appearance of the horse in the morning
it had been driven hard through the
night, and put back in the stable with
out being embarrassed. "John would
like to have an interview with that fell
low Some people here think that
person who is in the habit of taking a
circle through the snow on dark nights
to get into their neighbors out buildings
have forgotten that the state owns a
building in Windsor. Mr., Won had
better keep the road and practice YOUR
protests by daylight.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-03
HERGENNG0

--lscv. Mr.. Hall. the man who has
been engaged TO supply the Congrcga-
tional pulpit, has just arrived hero.
Bishop Bissell lfs appointed April
., being the Tuesday AFTER Easter, as
the day of his visitation of st. Panl'S
parish.
The dancing-school is progressing
finely, with prospect of q large in
crease in the attendance after the son
son of Lent has passed.
The ice on the river begins 10 Weld
TO the steady approach of spring. Two
teams and one COW arc reported IL hav-
ing broke through this week.
Il. l.. Durant's address. before the
Reform Club on Sunday, was eminently
successful, and possessed In addition to
other merits, the unusual one in tenn
pcrance addresses of originality.
Mrs. Emma NTolloy will lecture on
temperance at the Congregational
church on saturday. Mrs. NJ. has crca-
ted quite a sensation in those Towns in
in Vermont that she has visited.
-Cn Thursday, one of the female in
mates ofthe Reform School made an NJ
tempt TO shake off the wholesome re-
straints of the institution by taking
French leave, but was overhauled bv
the officers before she got ont <of the
city.
On Sunday last, a son of James
Baker, of Addison, was shot by rccli
lessness. A pistol in the hands of n
campanion was discharged, and Young
Baker may lose his life. We cannot re-
frain from saying that all except peace
officers should be severely punished for
carrying pistols and cndangering the
lives of their friends and neighbors.
Charles Aim was up on Saturday
before Justice Roberts for selling liquor.
The State failed to make out case
against him, and the jury found YER
dict of moi guilty. As Mr.. Aim was
was about removing from town, having
ms goods packed and at the depot, he
felt as though he was being prosecuted
instead of being prosecuted. 1t is but
justice TO the court and prosecuting at
torney to say that they did not know
Ann was about leaving town when the
suit was entered.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-03
County News.
BRIDPORT.

The winter term In District No. 7,
taught by Miss Kate l.. Collins. closed
last Friday. Nearly forty visitors as
sembled in the afternoon TO hear the
closing exercises. All of the recitations
were nicely rendered, after which the
standing IN lessons end department was
read. Four prizes were awarded Ia
those standing highest In department
The school seems to have been decided
guogpss,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-03
1T WILL CURE CATARRH

IT WILL CURE Loss of Voice. Night sweais
Hectic Fever, and all symptoms of Consumption.
TRY IT.
For every affection of the Throat and lungs il
only needs trial 10 convince the most skepucal of
lis wonderful curative propcrtic-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-03
NEK HiTEN

Examination of classes ia Beoman
Academy, "Wednesday, THURSDAY and
Friday, March,, 8 and 9, closing with
an exhibition Friday evening.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-03
Remember that it
CURES COLDS,
CURES COUGHS.
CURES CATARRH.
CURES CONSUMPTION.

pr. WM. NJ LADD, leading sruggi Of Clar-
mont, certiiea rs follows
For many years have known DIR. \. J. tlsgg
as u successful practicing physician, and can a.
sure the public HAT his representation relative 10
the Cough and Lung syrup can be strictly relied
upon. II has been used in his extended practice
with marvellous success, and know Il 10 he all
thai he clair for H. WM, VI. LApp, NJ. u.
tLARrMoSr y. H., september, lsIj.
Dr. fLAGu-My hear Sir; Your Cough an Il
Lung syrup has proved great benefit TO me, Civ.
ing relief nom severe Coughs and soreness OF the
Lungs, when all other remedies and physiciaus
had Jailed. have never taken a medicine nor
pleasant Ia the taste on more salsiao tnry in H.
results MgS INDIA WILEY,
ilcparcd only 10y
d.. 4, j. FLAGG u co,
tlalVm0nt, n. III,
Price Agents, sohsSy all druggists, aS-ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-03

Robert Truewolth, soldier Of the Union,
Wilder Rowcll, Guardian ofCaylic Clifford
W. A. Brooks.
Hosea jerks, Auctionecr 4. w Baker.
Hiram jerks, his son, r. u. Proctor.
Crimp, cOOrcd sam Sheldon.
General Grant, H. r. Powers
Lieut. Col. Boxer. a. IT, Marin
Gayle CLIFFORD an llcircss, Jennie Brook
Mrs Trueworih, lioberl's Mother,
Carrie Ashley.
Say W. Powers.
Several of the characters In the drama
rendered their parts with much force
and expression, though but few ofthem
had ever performed on the stage before.
NJ. a. Brooks did finely in rather diff
iicult character All the young ladies
carried out their parts well. Sammy
Sheldon was very effective and conf
cal "nigger," and showed good powers
as an actor The drama as whole gave
much pleasure TO the audience, Tho
music consisted of pianoforto solos b,
Misses May NJ. Powers, Mary and Efie
Daunis, which elected the applause OF
the audience, and duet by Mrs. l.. NJ
Fletcher and Miss Susie Sheldon. =
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
Sic 0cbredjeu Oes Mltcrs

fnO iGmersr Su ertroeen ais bic 9eiber in inittlerer
ea5ren ooer in Der Su9eub. 30 bic 8ibcritanostrait tnt
SrsaniSrtus ii@ nit ben Sunehmenoet, sSobren uermius
bert lot uuo &ronfbett uuo S9ner5en iiber ben erttrGis
teten &6rper mebr 9epolt boDeu. Gaber lit es nm 10
peientti4er, boB ieue @ioeritonbstrait uern,ebrt perbe.
$ ofetter's sc osenbttters. Elm 9eiIiam itGr>
fenOes 2ubial, lit rounOerium Ooiir ~seeisnet. Gs rpirtt
sesen bic benz bobeu utter eisentbintIi9en gebredert
unb btt,t Der obsentatteten @otur. gs bete5t ben i9,pd6z
ti9en Sorper. siebt slet6iam neues Del in bic ftifernbe
eebcusfampe, ~perbleitet frii9e @drme bur9 bic irof, tns
ben @bsrn unb sepdbrt iopobl Sebosen pie sinberuns,
70 boB Is bic 8Irbe bes @lterS ~erIeidtert nn6 einioers
muBen ben Toitidritt bes @eriaues oufbdlt. aGe in
Sarteru geiuubbeit9~S uitunbe, 70 ME aud beiobrte Gers
ioner. empiangen Don sieiem Detliom anresenben Stdrs
fun e3mitte srObeu Mueeu. Gs lit p0a;9 rein, iein
atoua nitt uulnsenebm unb pirb Don b~erii1mteu
2erstet empfohlet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
Gin matiomales 6ein1 fir &atieuten.

Gas Snpolib'8 Sotcl in 9coipect Gpenue ndbert
ft6 raid Der gOQenbuns. Is wirb bos l90nite
Gebdube III ber Sta6t Iein. s. II Snbes
pendent 2eober.
Die oben ertpdbnte s~lnita[t ipir6 oon Or. 9. g.
Gierce ais en !5oipitotsO cportemcnt Der .@orlb's
0iipeniarp" fir Bic Sebun6Iun9 i6pieriecr Safe
9rOnii9er Sruufbeiten unb fir bic seIGifte Be-
ban6lun9 bon 9eformitdten unb oQen Sduct. in
men 9irur9ii6c Sperationen n0tbis perben, erz
ri6tet. Ste pirb etucn bcbasGiten unb crmutbis
senben Guicntbalt fir sic 6ranfen Oorb,eeeu unb
inter 2eitun9 zines po0ltdnDegeu etabes scIdifs
ter Aer3tc nnb @unbdr6te itsben. Gin3elbetteu
bieriber iin6 i'll 4ierce'6 &otiSbu9ern S1 finbcn,
bic III aGert gtpotbcfcl ueri9enfr lper6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
Sf6u0c.

ct, 20 Il 10. JfoD.
Der 8oli,ilt Bbitc lit Der Munoe, tpelcbe
er Gil 6reitag ppri9crQEohe III Ocnn&fe
nit &anDe Dem @irbred)er uno WlOroer
Ron 81. Glmo, cSu., Danonaetra8en bate,
helte NbeuD turs DOr a0t llhr erlegcl.
0eute 9todnlittdg irdr, % Der Srdn0 Dti1s
3ugetreteu mar, has 0eit Gbgenprrlne1
noroen. Der Yarient lhien Ii6 not oer
operation better ST. beiiuOen, gegsn 6 uhr
aber began1Ien ieine &rGfte ral6 ah5ullebs
men ullo ;ebn M;niten DOT adt u1r erlDlte
Der Sob ben Qeioenocu.
9tanoe's 8efinoen bate it6 bcute iotpeit
gebeliert, naB man inn tOanOl6euen or>
legte, I'M tbm ieDe9)to8li6lett einesTlu6ts
oeriubs abSui9neipen.
ct. 9nuts, 20. gtoo.
6ranf 9tanoe, Der Moroer, tpuroe bcute
bon benz NrSt ais auber oller 0efabr be-
finbliD ertlGrt, unb iptro bis Srettag ODER
Samitog 10 neit bsr9eitelt iei1, UNI forts
geid)afTt lperoen 81 tonllen. Sie Woden
I'm bas Spital iinb nerlldrft Deroel1, tpeil
aUf ben StroBen Qnoeutllnqen iiber Die
2lbiibt, gtoloc Gil lpn6en, laut wuroell,
bo1 itno bis ieBt teine Nnseihen bafijr
rorbanben, oab cine l0lde Qbltdt ernl.lld
gebe0t piro. Die 8ilrgcr Don ct. Glno
lnuen gcoroDt haben, ben Bug an5ubalten,
ouf tpeldem HanOe uah Suinois 9eiGtdt
niro, I'M ben Wiorber Su tooten.
ct. 2ouiS, 30. Noo.
Sheriff 6it6cof bon 8eoria, Delder
1i6 nit 0ouperneur GuIorn'S Nusl,efes
rungSgeiu@ geitcru Mbegb naG Sefferiou
Gitp 5egebei1 bate, lit beute Qbeno ;urilds
getebrt uno mad 9Seoria beimgereilt. @ous
o~.,oI SlLnI,,S hoL1:G;r%o AoS M,t5I;ofo-
run9Sgeiuh obre 36gern uro Ganbe miro
iobalO i'm Der Nr5t fir retlcf16t8 erfldrt.
@ounerneur GuIom miro ale 8orfehruns
gen ~trefier, I'm ieoen @eriuA, 0tanbe auf
Der 6etie bur6 :SainoiS Sit lgn6en, nnz
mo8Lt9 gu ma6en.
St.opuis, 20. g9oo.
Der Otorber Sranf &anbe tpurbe beute
aus Dem Sp;tale rad benz itGbtiidett Gez
~f0ngniiie gebro9t. Seine 8ultoen fino
raid lit Der l6eiGung begriffer, uilo IS miro
m0gIi6 ieil, i'm mad ~penigen Gaeet nab
Snor Sountp, Su., 81 b~ringen. Die @ez
rltdte, bob CT 9elDnbt toeroeu Ditroe, be-
bor ct @illon erreiGt, bebdupten ft6 nod
INNER, bod glaubt man d[lgemeirt, bab
@ouberneur Gulom ale Olabre9eln trefe
fen miro, UNI cine berarti9e GDGt 81 Derz
btnoetn.
@eHe3tet.
Baltimore, %. 9tob.
Ser 90 Sabre alte 8orbtse Sames 9foz
ienburp 6alpfins iDurbe beute in Toipions
toipn gebenft, na66em CT nod oor ieinem
Gobe Elm idriftltde5 @eitdnbniB ieineS
@erbredle11s obgele9t bate. ST iiberfiel int
2lpril b. S. Die breiSebnjGbrtse Sba S6dfz
fer auf ibrem Q8e8e 3ur S6ule, madte i6r
suerit unSii6ti9eN ntrdes uno ais Das Sinh
bieielben entieBt suriiGpieS unb 81 entflies
ben perildte, i6leppte eS Ser S6urfe in
ber @alb, banb eS NIT eiuem 0eOer Site
men all eileln 8allne felt, tpiirgte es bis
8eipuBtloiiafeit e%intrat, un5 be9iug 0onn
ein abideulides Gerbredeu. 0aS Sinh
erIangte, na6oeru Der SGurfe entfloben
mar, ieiu 8emubtietn tpieber un6 idIeppte
ii6, nit 8Lut bebedt, mad 6auie. !6ap5
fins mdre, ais bas 8erbreden ru6bar
tpurbe, BON oer Sep0lferung beinaDe 9ez
IDn6t tDoroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
SGgttd)er Warftbettdt.
G Dicdgo. "a. 9foU. 1877.
O. ctr etbem art.
9lnsemciuer 2Saarennto.et.

Nu9euIEtHeC XS0NCennfottt.
gn tier. Seit. ~Gboics Greaz
mern" 3O@a2c.; quite bis bette (doice)
v9oir1" 1925. StIdbutter Gin rolls)
14@1S.
Ger. 1926. fir gan; frii6s in
Siiten, rpiGIeO" uMo uTruit 9oule" 100
TIC.
SartoffeIn. 8ei @iienba6nipaoenz
2abungen 3S@42c. y. Bulbel fin GarlD
Stole auf ben S6ieneu, 48(050c. fir
Qcobblotps bon QSi9coniin unD fir DO.
bon Sn6iana 48@55c.; Gullet5 38@42c.
Sn fleineren GuantitGten 301Oc. per 8uz
ibel boDer.
Smeet BOT. $3.50 fir iebr id)0re
Seriep SQinotS un6 iioli6e $1.75W2.5O
un0 fir iebr id0ne $2.75@3.O 90 per TaB.
Sprtt. 100 SAB Su LOG. >.
Sn 81 nct matt = $1.O5.
Sn 9 eorta - $1.05.
SIN 3 a[ti IRE $1.095.
Sn 81 em 0rlea nS-Gecttftcirter los
@1.09.
Sn 8btGabeGp6t d. @eitIi@e'
$1.10.
Sn ct. Qonts. - $1.O6.
Sn Stem OFF - $1.10.
NIfo0ol-2.14@2.1 per SAT.
Gtber- 81. 950$3. 90 per } SOB fir
iuben; s 5.00@5.5O pet TaB uno $1,000
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
SallOel u!lO i5inan5en
III It a g, "a. 9lon.
Tttt0nsen.

SQ 1T u q 9 ~. JlOD.
0inanscm.
Die beute SIT Gnoe g"benoe Wode lit in
ttnQn5Ielen &retlen cine nidt ipel1lg erciBs
ntBretd)s gclpelen, unO 5tpar reid all Grs
eiBnillen bo6t unerfreult6er 2lrt. Nber
niGt 9eltug, oaB Die 8 bat a d) II iOor
btnldnglt6 betrilbenoer 9tatlr tparel, audi
an i0llmmen q CT ii d II bon t"Dciteren
8auf6ri6eu, bic beporitiiuoen, tpar Elm
iolder llebcrfluB. baB Elm Seocr nit ongitz
lider Spannung na6 ben uneuefIel 9}a0s
ri9ten ilber Den Stan0 Der 0inge" foridte
ur1o fal1nt ouS GrI6einen Der ndflten Setz
tur9elt abtparten tonnte. Oieic @erltd)te
naren aber tpie in Den meiiten 8alIea bon
iener &lolie Geute altsgelprengt ullO per>
brcitct norDer, oenen IS Gergnilgen ma0t,
Den 9uten Guf 2nDerer au l6Goi9en, ODER
Golden, Oenen eS 8eourfntB lit, tmrner
.etDnS yleues" mitSutbeilen. 8e5i9Ii6
Der f~allirten 8anfen lit 81 6erjdten,
baB 8anfinipettor Watiou ii6 nit Den
Observation-Disclosures Der britten Sea-
tionalbant bei6dftigt, ipa9renb q. $. Ser
lep ais lein @ebIlfe ben Stauo Der Sem
trail 9(attonalbanf unteriudt.
Ser Bancroft Der v@entral gfotionol"
miro it6 I'M 9anoe ebetlo t%itbl6ar, ipe1n
ntbt fiblbarer macbcn, ais in Der Sto6t,
ba lie 9anobanten 1913, 1895 iduloet,
tDd6rerl0 Die bieiigen Depoltten mn tDent8e
9duleuO Dollars n1e1r = $149, &c., As -
betrage1. Sn Der Staot tDaret es meiit
0robbdnbler in Spe3ereiipaaren, bic bort
oepDnirten, unb betrllg bereu 9aDl etlpa
800. l1e6rigens lit Der 8anferott bieier
8anf fein 10 bebeuteuoer, ipte Der Ser 3.
J1ational5ollf, Do lire Standardization
Omit Giri1luB be5 Iib att 100000 8Dl:
lars besifferrocn Stonrteeloes) tpeni9er els
ein0rtttel iener Ser 4eBterell 8anf betra3et,
Salifieu1e,1tS iperoen ~2(br4o6n1e Der @tnz
$4,000, bic auselneine @el6dft5itille ull0
Die brI6er0en 8anfteuern argegebeu.
0teie 8anfbrit6e baben, iDie niGt an
oer5 gu ertparten lit, in Stnon3z un0 6onz
belsfrctielt ni6t gertnge 1n6eDaglidfett
Deruriadt.
Ser 0el6marft mar fin; 0isconto
SOTO psf. per SaDr. Gelo lit rci6li0
Dor9attoen.
Sisconto fir @e6ieG auf 6tGi6e 8orfcn
stpii6en Stabtbanfen 100 per Wtile.
8nnfolsgleidungen: So, 10O, 900.
9tuS ben am 1. 9ftober 5. s. bon ben
9totionalbal1fen III ben Ser. Staatcn at
ben Comptroller erftotteten 8eridter erz
BELT, boB tbr @eiammtoern10sen all oc;t
9enannten Gage 81 1927, 265 1858 be-
trus. Sir Dos Sabr bonn /. Ottobet 1876
bis 5un 1. Sftober 1877 crQie6t iiG cine
NbnaDn1e beS &apitaIs I'm 2Os Wtillipner
Dollars unO cine GbnaDme DeS llebcrz
1d)ufieS urt III WfilIiouen. Die Ginlaeen
ndDn1en UNI 80 W1iuinueu ob.
ueber Die Ibdtigfeit be8 uGlcoring,@ouie"
tpdbrenO Der nergangenen Wo6e beribtet
bet 0treftor Sale, tpie folgt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
SdDou WieOer cine.
9ie vGeutral National" l9liebt lire
Sbiiren.

Srcttag Worocn tpurbe bas Vublifum
burG Die 9tddriht iiberrai9t, oaB aud
bic ,Gentral 9totional" 8anf i'm Otet9ooiit
8lof, oil Der SilDoltz@Ge BON Glarf> Uno
Mai6ingtonitrabe bslegen, ibre Tbiiren ges
i6loiIen uno angefiinoigt babe, baB ie in
Liquidation ge6en poQe. Die gtohridt
mar I'M 10 lberrui6enoer, als III ben an
9onueritag 5ablretb I'm fliegenoen 0crild)z
ten nt6tS Don benz S6manfen oteler Sanf
ertudbnI mar.
9o6 obgIei6 o6ue ie9Gihe 8orboti6aft,
Die Misunderstanding mar oa. Nn Der
Sbir pran9te bic Uerb6ngniBuoue Nll;eige:
,,Oicie Sonf piro beu:e ni6t iIr @rteStguns
Don @el6dften oeDiinct nerocn, inocnl If beldloiz
fen bat, su ltQuioiren. Schre &erbinoLtGtciteu
peroen idnr1tlId9 bcsabIt lpcroen-"
Die Central 9%lationol 8alf murbe i'm
Sabre 1872 nit einenI 8etriebs- &apital
Don $500, Geo gegriinoet, unb ibr 9rditoelt
bic 9nn;e i3eit binbuya irar %. s. @ubiz
colt. Gas 0ireftorium beitebt aus ben
!0erren s. 02. GnOicott, S. Mc&inolep,
S. W. Batter. 8. s. Nrnolb, s. u. Gins
bale, 9. u. 9orpner, 6raueis Worsan ul1o
%. S. GIl0icott. SIM Triibiabr 6ieie5
SabreS ubernabm bic 8onf Die Ntttpa uno
9Saiiipa Der 9totional Banf of Commerce,
tpelfe e~ingtug. Die 8anf puroe balpt>
id6liG bon @rocern patrouiiirt, perfnuthz
lid, neil ibr Gbef, 9err @nbicott, friber
Dlitglieo zines prominenter @rocerpzGes
id)Gfte5 getpeien mar. Die 8anf bate feline
DffentIi6en 6onbs irgeno tpelder Dirt sur
Qu~fbelDabrung uu6 tire @eiddfte tpareu
gering. Die 3abl t5rer &unben belief ii9
nuf nidt Iber 800, bod befdnben fid barr
inter mebrere Qanobanfen, tpelde fte our6
Dobe 3inien aneelodt bate, uub bic Ger
manzQmerican 8orf, fir ipel6e fie bic
Clearinghouse GeiGdfte beiorgte, utb ipcG5
DIE 9Eilfltb geru9 mar, Dot SborcSiGluB
Sic bort binterle9ten $4,000 in Ser. st.
8onOS unO $14,0O in 8aar berauS3ube>
fommen. Die Qanbbanfen brauden iebt
ibr gelb unb baben itarf duf Bic Gentrnl
ge3ogelt, Bic 6dour6 uno bur6 atbere l1rz
id6eu iett benz lebter 0tonat5beridt Iber
$500, 600 @tnlagen p~erlore11 bat.
Die Sdnfbeamteu 1nGdten bpn benz
Stonbe Der 8anf 9eitern Morgen foIgenbe
Nngaben:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
.Aamorrbpiocst taad,cu Wand,cat

SaS 9cDca st1r GaaI! M1o6te bod
ieoer 6dmerrDoioarius 3D. bclebreu laiien,
bnB Dr.. S. Silsbee na6 jaDreIangem Stu>
blum Der &roufbeit unD i6rer bi86erigeu
Gcbonolun95tpeiie, Elm Wtittel, AWAKE
SEs, entbedt BAT, ipclGeS lit 6en auerntets
iten SGQe etne ~oouitdnoige !6eiIun9. III
a4en TGnen aber cine abfcIttte 2inbez
rulg beS 2eioens berbeifiibrt. SIR ld6eIt
ungldubig, ipeiL @u6 9tebnlt6eS idon 10
oft BON gbarlatauen erSdblt tDurbe. MoDl1
or, oerludet es uno laBt Sud fOitcnfrei
bon P. Neustaedter & Co., Box 1916, New
York, cine Brobe fomnlen.
MT, Mi fret tup0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26

6err Sobn 6elbtg, @reenfielb, Wtaf..
i6reibt: v0a i'd So. glu9uft &0mts'S
9au3bmr9er Sropfcst uno 3amsb1tr=
9er 8rufttbee in meiner Son1tlie ieit
Ianeerer l3ett gebrau9t babe un0 itd btes
ieIben in alien SdQen 6etpdbrt ba6en, iDoz
fir iie empfOb1en itnb, 10 fam i6 ni9t
ntebr obne Dieielben lctn un6 tDer6e 0teieIs
ben INNER I'M 9auie balten.