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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
dead on the Field of Honor"


Every breath of air from the fever stricken
and panic stricken South, seems sureharged
with death. Business is suspended, and
towns that but yesterday were busy with
varied industries are to- day as solitary tombs,
the marts of business closed, and the silence
of the streets broken only by the rumbling
of the undertaker's rude cart, as the bodies
Of the victims, unattended by mourning
friends, are hurried to their last resting place.
The conduct Of the noble women of the South
during the. scourge has been worthy Of all
commendation, excellng the courage Of the
men. The nurses who have gone from the
North, taking their lives in heir hands, have
displayed q heroism that will shine forth con-
spicuousy even when the most courageous
exploits on bloody battle fields are narrated.
Money not only furnishes the sinews of
war, but rightly applied will send the bright
winged angel Of comfort on its glad and mer-
ciful errand. And 50 the generous-heartcd
Northern people are responding to the cries
Of distress that come to them from their
stricken brethren in the South. The spirit
Of giving, and the luxury Of giving, has pen
etrated nearly every village Of New England.
In this city several of our benevolent citizens
have already responded, and an organized
effort is to be made to procure still larger
sums. Let all have an interest in the good
work, and give promptly and cordially, re-
membering that "the liberal soul shall be
made fat'
Something really pathetic, which cannot
attach to the telegraphic dispatches which
we publish from day to day, hovers about the
exchanges from the yellow fever cities, they
show such signs of dire extremity. The
Memphis Avalanche has, from the beginning,
been reduced to a halfsheet. Even that
limited space is largely taken up by old ad.
vertisements, for the business brings but little
new to occupy the columns, and the working
force is too small to fill them with news mat
ter. The paper says; "With but three
printers we can give but pittance of the
world of lever news" The latest receipt,
Sundays issue, has this chilling, despaillng
record
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

The House.

We have complete official returns of the
recen, State election from all the representa-
tive districts, and publish elsewhere in this
paper, the names, residence and politics OF
all the members elect of the next Maine
House of Representatives. The following is
the recapitulation by counties
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
AUGUSTA, June Is. 1873.

KENNEBEC COUNTY In Probate Court at
augusta, on the first Monday of September, 1873.
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purportlng to be
n the last will and testament Of Betsey s. Nash,
late of West Gardir er in said County, deceased,
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given ihree
weeks successively prior to the hhh Monday of
September next, in the Kennebec Journal, a
news sper printed in Augusta. that all persons
Interested NAV attend at Court of Probate then
to be hold. ~ At Augusta, and show cause. If any,
why the said instrument should not be proved, ap.
proved and allowed, as the last viii and tes ament
OF the said deceased.
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLEs H.wIxs, Register. SWS9
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Chicago PrO0uce market.

Chicago Produce market.
CHICAGO. September Ia, 1878.
FLOCR-Extra spring 75a5 So: western $50
southern 5.25.
WHEAT-No Red Winter ---a9l No. SCI.
SSa cash; ~ september; No. Z Chicago Spring
sbhsaslS cash; So. sept So October; No.
Is; reJecl Ell b-is
CORN sales, S6h BIZ cash; 35E.a-- Sept
31A Oct; relected 3its
OATS HSa rcnsn; a September; altaA
October; rejected, is.
RYE-45-.
BARLEi-la"-a cash; l0!-aiOS- September
l07 Oct.
PORR-Casn IS -ss.53-; September, s42Ha+5,
Oct. s4aas4Th.
LARD Cash 8,2.s IL Sept. .. .1Oa72ts; Oct.
e75ar.
BULK MEATS shoulders AZ AZ, short rib
side 5ha-0; short clear rib ~ ao1. clear sides
WHISKEY-l07.
FRElGHrs-Corn to Buffalo - cents; wheat
~ cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
Wiafeld s. Howe.-7.
Hanover,

Hanover, Winfield s. Howe.-7.
Green5act.
Buckfeld. Henry d. Trsh.-l.
PESoBscOr CoUNTY-ENrITLED TO IS.
Republieam
Brewer. William p. Burr.
Garland, Charles Sewsid.-2.
Gresabacks.
Bangor, Charles P. Brown
q. l.. Boynton
Amos Picksrd.s
Newburg, Josiah I. Rgby.
Hermon. Albert Hall.
Plymouth, U. ID. Chapman.
Lagrange, Geo. w. Jones.
Alton, Amasa Hatch, Jr.
Milford, Wm. A Oakes.
Lee, CYRUS A. Hanson
Passalumkesg, VIM c. Hill.
Lincoln, Oliver II. Chesley.
Hampden, Joseph w. Hgg ins.
Odtown, j. NJ. Robinson.
Orono, H. n. Trueworthy.
Dexter, Samuel Eldrdge.-l6.
fiscATAouIs CouNrr-ENTITLED TO 3.
Green6acks.
Parkman, Iresou Briggs.
Milo, W Hsnscom.
toncrof, Is. +. Hsmmond.".-3
SAGADAHoc COUNTY ENTITLED ro4.
RePablicans
Bath, John H. Kimbals
Woolwich. John A. Stinsou.
Toy shan, James Barron.
Richmond, j, W Spauldngs.-4.
SOMERSET CoUNrY-ENTITLEp ToS.
Republicans.
Skowhessn. II. S. Steward.-l.
Greenbacts.
Fairfield Edward J. Lawrence.
Ripley, james b. Lewis.
Canaan, Albion X. Chase.
Harmony, Il. ID. Lsughton.
Norrldgewock, Samuel Is. Cragin.
Solon, John l.. p fierce.
Moose River, I.P. Newton-7.
WALDO CoUNTr-ENTTTLED TO s.
Greenbdcts.
Belfast, Geo. E. Wallace.
Sesrsport, ID. 5. Simpson,
W interpoit, Fred w. Richie.
Prospect Michael Fl. haley.
belmont. Martin B. Hunt.
Thorndlke, Albert S. Higgins.
Freedom, James ID. Lsmson.
Northport John r. Hurd.-S.
WASHINGTON CoUNTY-ENrlrLED TO 10.
Repu6lieans.
Calais, Geo. A. Curran..
Eastpor', George II. Robbns.*
Millbl ijgc, Charles A. Wallace. ID.
Meddybemps. Caleb Gilman.
RobbustoI, Franklin X. Leach.
Machias. j. Lowell Nash.-6.
Democrats.
East Machis, James r. Talbot
Machissport, ArtAur Moore.s
Addison, Jones Wass.
Princeton, A. II. Woodcock.s-4.
YORK CoUNTY-ENTITLED TO Is.
Republicans.
Biddeiord, Chas. p. Emery.
Saco, Geo. Parcher.s
kittery, Dennis NJ. Shapleigh.s
Stafford, j. MOulton, I'd.
Newield, Chas. E. Pinkham.
Limington, Richard S. Stanley.
Hollis James Meserve.s
Alfred, John T. Halls.
Democrats.
York. James A. Brsgdon.
Elliot, Howard Stsyle..-2.
Green5dcks.
Berwick, Chas. II. Horne.
Cornish, A. q. Andrews.
WATERFORD, w. W. Libby.
Dayton, Geo. II. Moore.
Bddeford, Harden Taylor
r = -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

THE cLAMMY BREATH IS GROWING MORE STIFF.
LING EVERY DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
Bankrupt stock!
FlTsA BARGAINS Now! /!

We have lately ol ened apart Of BA KkUfT
Stock OF FarcS 'ioOds, all u, ", clean goods ~
tn goof order, ami We can offer ior short time
(as ioug a. they last } me EA1IA BARGAINS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
THE DEATH DAMP.

1T cHoKEs CITY LIKE DEAD MANS GRASP ON
THE wRETcHED MuRDERER's NECK
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

Nice Elastic Cord, cent u yard.
7 aim Lea ms ct>. each.
Elack Lace Neils, 2jcto (iormei price 75)
Black Lace Scatir, 80 % and 100
l"dilts white Lace ilcs ttDli ID els up.
Good Q1antN sun Cmbl elias ioI 45rts.
i:"t @ DARK hit Gloves o .ly 81 cts,
Good spool Cotton, 10 cts. a Il zen.
Neo. \ Carke Machine rhteAd cts.
Men ihln Under hirts, q cts. e. Cd.
,'ri rrs raiSf C"i,as textra quality or lOcia box.
Lhilss' Linen iianikert hieis Tor - sls
tood io~etr, 5cJ-. each.
iailvs Stus Of Collar and CUFFS lh cts
Nbe Double Ruching, 10 cts. IA va,a
Eood hnittng Cotton, elsa bail
u dozen agate shut buttons Tor s cts
ladlcs, Nokic Plated Back Comb, " cts
Mems Mems Linen 80 -oms, IL, q and 81 e ch.l
feify Datis' PalnkIlier, 20 cts. A nolll.
CgstorIa Ga sub ttute tor Castor ON ~ cts
Green's August t.ower (ior tysp .,,in) cheap
i'a9l, :, Lisir Thread Gloves only 10 its a pair.
Laules' Ooid Plated Cuff and l,nrh pins ve,y
cheap.
Chiii, MS Hose fom 10 cts. to r. pair
Ladies hue Hose (inish 4 icrt) tor rs cts
boritrrd Cotton iandkercuieis ur rs cts
Chi'hen's iibs, (prety oues) for 20 ,tS.
Mrs, Wlu>low's Soothlrg S,rnp n,
Lirch Table Covers tUI 40 cts
,;aaies u' oi,h handkerehltis, 90 81 and 0 cts.
Men, Linen Covered Pape Coli rs. A. cts A tox
Mems SUI lender. iur II cts. al,.Ir.
Rubber Fine Combs cts. each
Good TOoth Brushes tor 10 els
tlitv Picture Albums from rs ct TO ~ OO each
Ldiies WORK Boxes. 10 cts. each
Ayers Hair Vigor 65 CTS.
Hail Har Remover TO cts.
Knowles Hair Rcstorer .5 cts
kennedvs Medical Discovery ouN AIlh.
>chenckh Sea Weed rUnh sl.I5,
Negetine blood Puriiierl 81 cts,
Huvte German Cclvgne, ~ cts
Alec. Ks Porous Plaster 70 cts
Ayers Sarzaparila 10 cts.
Peruvian syrup b5 cts.
oanlords Jamaica Ginger, 40 ct.
sanlords tatarTh Cure, cneap
Rush's sSrsa arIlla anu Iron cheap
Hostett.rs >toulach Bittcrs cb.ap
AdamsoDs Botanic Cough Balls. n >, cfs,
Atwood's Jaundite Bitter 25cfs
Jobnson's Anoiin. LiniDent kS,ts
ii Hdgan's Magnolia Ba am vniv 50 ct.
Best Brow Duck Uverall- Ss; a mir
D Ladies Fine HandkeTchlels for l5c
s Papers oi GoOu Pine ioi DC
New lot 10 Bone Crrsetr Tor soc
Extra ~ Bone EnbTUdt red torseis fo, a. m
very PfetLy Vases iOr otc anu 81 N mai,
All Iiuth towels Tor ~ each
ChliilrrL's kOuuu CuIu!JH 5. / I5c .,cl
All Linen Liable Covers ioi soc
New Lot Ladies kuciles for ilc a po,.,
paits ladies' striped Hose for a.
Ladies W LIT. Hose sc II pair
Nice Linen Dalhaek Towels z5c esch
GOOD Waiieto Is, - and 90, each
All Linen Is SONS II, ~, 80 AZ n as.h
Good SOtc Papel anu lOc a On ~. "'
trood tciiuu cry iur ioc " RnfIis
Nearly all kinds vi Pills for 1Oc a Rox
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

Knapp Brothers of South Brldgton are doing
a brisk business this season manufacturing boxes
for the Brdgton corn factory. Dariug the first
week Of the corn season they made 4,779 boxes
and are now turning off nine thousand day.
A recent morning train from ST. John ran over
and killed bear . short distance above KING
man. Several bears have been seen between
kingman and VaRceboro lately.
Alonzo Sturtivant Of Dexter, proves to be the
young man who broke into the house of d. Ii.
Bartlett Of Harmony, and he 10 also the same per
son who broke into the two stores 10 Ripley. He
was bound over in the sum Of i've hundred dol
lars, and in default thereof committed to Jail.
He made confession to other thefts and misde-
meanors.
The Wing chronicles the death of Richmond
Hayward, Esq, brother of Hon. Char les Hay
ward, of that city, aged "A years ii months. Mr..
Hay ywsrd WAS born in Readfeld. He WAS in trade
in Lincoln for about twenty years, and returned
to Bangor in 1856, where be resded until tho
time of his death.
Charles E. Ordway. an orphan, aged 12 years,
temporarily living with Frank p. Martin OF Po.
land. hung himself IN the barn Friday while the
folks were away. When found his feet rested on,
and his hands nearly touched the floor. Cause
dependency, and the loss OF his parents and sis
tiers.
A Frenchmsn named Gousie, of Saccarsppa,
WAS bit by q small green snake . few days ago.
The wound healed, but the other day the hand
that was bitten swelled to a great SIZE and the
whole arm became discolored. He is considered
in very precarious condition.
An infant childof William Mcclellan, who lives on
Portland street, Portland was sccidently drowned
by falling into . wash tub filled with water,
Wednesday.
Prof. Join Sewall returned to Bangor Thur.
day evening from his European trip.
Rev. George w. Bicknell. pastor Of the India
etra chu In and haa aal korr
from his trip to Nevads. He is looking finely,
and speaks in high praise of his vac alton tour.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

MEN ARE FALLING BY HUNDREDS NOW,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission.
ary the formula of simple vegetable remedy,
for the speedy and permanent cure for consump.
tion bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat
and lung affections, also . positive and radical
cure for nervous debility and all nervous COM
plants after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt 1t his duty
to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actua-
ted by this motive, and desire to relieve human
suffering, will send free Of charge, to all who
desire it, this recipe, with full directions for pre-
pairing and using, in German, French or English.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper. W. w. Sherar, l49 Powers Block,
Rochester, New York. augl5- 4wt &w
Encouragement for the Feeble.
So long as the failing embems of vitality are
caprb OF being re.knded Into a warm and gen.
at glow, Just so long there is hope for the weak
and enacated invalid. Let him not, therefore,
despond, but derive announcement from this and
from the iui ther fact that there is a restorative
most potent in renewing the dilap,dated powers OF
broken down system. Yes. thanks to its unexsm
pied tonic virtues, istett.r's Stomach Btters 10
daily revivng strength in the bndes and hone in
the minds o, the feeble and nervous. Appetite
eefre hing sleep the acquisition of ,sh and col.
or, are blessings attendant upon the reparative
processes which this priceless invis rant speedily
initiates and carries TO N success ul conclusion.
Digestion restored the bl cd fertlized and sus.
ten ance afforded to each lIfe-sustaining organ by
the Bit:ers which is inoftnsve even TO The femi.
min me palate, vegetable IN composition, and tho.
roughly sale. Use II ami retain vigor.
The fact Of the business is that Sulphur Baths
have become unnecessary since the introduction
Of Glrnn's suphur Soap. because that article an-
swers The same pulpoe, w the removal Of erup.
tiors, rheumali-u aud Lout. S,ld by all Drug
gists.
HILLS HAIR & WHIsKER DYE Black or Brown,
soc. 4w.
sepll-t&wlmo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
Probate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given. that the Probate Court
~ viii be held on the Gnh Monday of Septe mber
next. instead of the fourth Nonday: and Ill pro-
cesses and matters returnabe or eontin ned To the
fourth Monday, will be heard and tried on Ii, fth
Monday. H. X, BAKER Judee
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. fawswss
Augusta Aug. .26, 1878.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

AND THE PROSPECT OF ANOTHER WEEK IS TERRI
BILE BEYOND CONCEPTION.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

sEGaoEs, REFUSING TO WORK ARE FED IN IDLE.
NEss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
STATE NEWS.

" Member Of former legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

AND THEN FALLING SICK ARE DESERTED by
THEIR RACE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

usually found In a retail bakery. The public are
invited to call and the subscribe will endeavor to
give perfect satisfaction Ms rega'd> pr,ce and quail
ity. Orders solicit ed and nlled at short notice.
Hot Brown Bread and Beans for 4.,,o every Sun
morning. Fresh Yeast supplied TO families.
Truckers for ssle by the barrel.
JOHN SENATE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

THE MOST HORRIBLE OUTLOOK MEN WERE EVER
FORCED TO FACE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

new to occupy the columns, and the working
force is too small to fill them with news mat
ter. The paper says; "With but three
printers we can give but a pittance of the
world of lever news" The latest receipt,
Sundays issue, has this chilling despaiing
record:
THE DEATH DAMP.
1T cHoKEs A CITY LIKE DEAD MANS GRASP ON
THE wRETcHED MURDERER's NECK.
THE cLAMMY BREATH rs GROWING MORE STIFF.
LING EVERY DAY.
MEN ARE FALLING BY HUNDREDS NOW,
AND THE PROSPECT OF ANOTHER WEEK IS TERRI
BILE BEYOND CONCEPTION.
SEGaoEs REFUSING TO WORK, ARE PED IN IDLE.
NESS,
AND THEN FALLING SICK ARE DESERTED BY
THEIR RACE.
NURSES AND PHYSICIANS REACH BUT HALF OF
THEM.
FORCED TO FACE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

'URsEs AND PHYSICIANS REACH BUT HALF OF
THEM.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

Ssw YoRk, July 81.
COTTON-is steady and I-I6 higher; sales ? $40
bales middling uplands at ia
FLOUR The market 10 more active, spring
wheat firm, winter heavy, Instances a shade lower.
Tho receipts are 900 barrels sales are n 900
barrels. No. at 2 60 a. 25. Superhne state
and western at 65ai 90. common to good
extra western and state 10 % 30; good
to choice extra Go at 435 % 57j com
6 80 A6 50 fancy white wheat western extra at
G 35zf7 TO- common TO good extra Ohio at 10
n 8 49, common to choice extra BIT. Louis at
4 O0z17 90; patent Minnesota extra good to prime
S son IS choice to double extra . 20 n 100.
RYE FLOUR, steady; sales 90 barrels at 75@
CORN MEAL more active and firm, yellow West
ern, Jersey and Pennsylvania at ? IOr2 30.
WHEAT-The market is quoted unsettled for
spring September very firm checking business In
future shade easier; winter llp2 lower closing firm
err Receipts 265 600 bushels; sales DC, 900 bushels
/ % bid, IL asked for No. ? Milwaukee | O5D
i O6 ior No. winter red l lI8l II. for No. /
amber sound; 25 for old No. ! whites % for
white state.
RYE-thetmarket is firm at 90 "a 65 for Western ;
| 67M6s for state.
| BARLkY-noninal.
BARLEY MALT-nomlnal.
| CoRN-Marhet Is quoted .Mi lower for steamer
and No. wal scarce and frmer. pts
SelOoO bushels, sales 457 900 45m4st for ungraded
western mixed; 47@i7i for steamer. is9is for
| No. z 5li for ungraded white
OhTS-The market lie quoted as being a shade
easier easier, Receipts e sI r. Ss oe oushes sales 500
| ~ lof W.. 10 lOr NO. Chicago. Hl0I
| 33i for mixed 33i6D37i for white state.
HAY steady i5m55 for shipping.
| HOPS - he market dull 2fD3 Tor yearlings ;
BHl0 for eastern and western; 79I2 for New YORK
| state; l2Il4 for Californians
| C0FPEE-irmer at l36l6l
| BU6AR-Market is quiet, unchanged 7la75-Is
| for refining; "a for prime.
| MOLA6SE6-duls and unchanged
| RICE steady.
| at los.
TALLOW - the market is steady sales I3i, 900
| lbs. at l5-l6.
POTATOES 90 firm Long Island Jersey, / O0a
| 81.
| EGGS = unsettled; l2Dl3 for for state.
| PROVISIONS Pork The market Is quiet and
| firm mess 10 10 % 10 30. Beef, quiet Cut meats
steady bellies at g.. Middles, "a for western long
| clear; 6i for city short clear.
| LARD, BUTTER, ErC.-Lard, market Is quoted
| firm and steady at 5Oa7 10 Butter, market Il
| steady at s6Z3 for state. Cheese is quOtsd
| dull at 6itd53 for state.
| LINSkED-nominal,
WRIsKEY-nominsl,o offered at l OCT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

The MARQUIS o. Lorne, as Governor-Gen-
eral, has a salary of $50, 200 per year. His
wife has an income Of $4,000, and the
private fortune of the new Governor Gen
eral will supply any little deficiencies. The
Dominion will haye a regal court.
D. At the Carleton Club banquet, given in
bis honor, Lord Beaconsfeld is report ed to
have spoken of Mr.. Gladstone as "a sophis-
| teal rhetorician, inebriated with the exu-
berance of his own vcr bosIty and egotistical
imag in alton.
II. McVicker. many years proprietor oil
| McVicker's Theatre, Chicago. has filed a
voluntary pc tition in bankruptcy. Liabili-
| ties $3.50, 900, of which half q million is g
| Judgment a ainst him as one of the bonds
men for David A. Gage, ex-City Treasurer,
who defaulted in large amount in 1875
OF the remainder, S95 900 is secured by q
| NOR tgage on McVicker's Theatre, and all
the rest is variously secured. with the ex-
ception of 200 or $1,000. lie owed $780,
| 600 to Mrs. McVicker and S35 900 to various
Eastern parties.
Hon. Charles Foster sent letter to the
Republican Convention of the Seventh Ohio
| District-that in which be does not reside
absolutely declining a Congressional nom
nation, but the letter was not produced
and he was nominated in two districts. The
difficulties which thus beset him he states
as follows: "Shall l make the race in the
Seventh District where there is probability
of success, and thus assist in saving the
House of Representatives to the Republi-
eau party tthe saving Of which is corsid
Grafton Of immense Importance to the peace
and general welfare Of the coun try)
or shall 1 make the race in the
Eighth District where defeat is almost o
certainty" Still, as his Eighth District
friends were unanimous that he should CON
tinuo to be their candidate, he accepted
and will prosecute the campaign with al
the vigor at his command.
Lovers of sacred poetry will learn with
regret of the death of Miss Catherine
Winkworth. which took place at village
in Savoy, on the Is. ult. Miss Winkwortt
| was one of the most successful translators
of German hymns, and no one has been
more successful than she in catching thei-
spirit and transmit ting their beauty through
| the medium of English verse. the two Sc
ries of "Lyra Germanica Unpublished il
1855 and ls5S-and her volume on the
"Christisn Singers OF Germany" published
some years later, are valuable and perma
nent additions to devotional literature il
the department of hymnology, and English
speaking Christians could i'll afford to b,
deprived of them. Miss Winkwor tn spen
her early life near Manchester, and lived il
close intimacy with Mr.. Gsskell, the Mar
tineau family. and others, while her Ger
man labors led to lifelong friendship
with Baron Bunsen and his family. Sh,
has Of late years contributed much to the
advancement of the cause of higher educa
ton for women in the west of England. Sh
was q woman of Unusual intellectual and so
cial gifts. and had a peculiarly tender, sym
pathetic and womanly temperament.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

DIED,

CHAMBERs-At Winooski, July 3lst, 1873. Of con
sumption, Julie L. Margaret Chambers, aged .
years.
LovE.-At Saratoga, July 10, ISIS, OF consump'
tion. Roger W. Love, of Claremont N. H., brother
OF Ii. W. Love, Of this city, aged 81 years.
CooMBs.-At Holyoke, Mass, Wednesday, July
9th, of consumption, Henry Cosmbs, Jr., formerly
of this city.
FRALIcK.--In Syracuse, N. Y. July 18th, Fannie
A, widow Of Charles l.. Fralick aged q years and
6 months.
MCINNERNEY.-AtS st. Albans Vt, July a. ls7S,
Charles Patrick McInnerney, youngest son OF MI
and Mrs. John Mclnnerney, aged years and u
days.
VILAs.-At Greeley, Colorado, July 10th. 1873
Lucius n. Villas, in his 35th ear.
wALKER-In this city, Monday, July 3sth, lS7 5,
Obadiah Walker, of paralysis, in the 9th year oil
his age.
LONG SBoRouGH.-In WinOoski, July 18th, 1875, oil
Cholera infantum, Andrew s., infant son of George
and Helen Lon gsborough, aged months and days
EpDY.-In Huntington, July 10th, 1873, W. Wal
lace Eddy, aged Al years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02
IN BAykRUPTCY.

the District Court g: thu United States for tho
L District of Vermont In He. Jamos Warden &
Co, Bankrupts In Bankruptcy. No. 81. District
OF Vermont, 50.
SR:-Notice is hereby siVen that a petition has
been fled in siid Court. b, Jnmes Warcel, Isaac
W. BItcheider. and Horace Giiilln, all Of Pc .ch-
am. in said district, duly declared Bankrupts,
under the Act of March I'd. l-O-, Tor a discharge
and certificate thereof, from all their individual and
co partnership debt and other claims proyible
under said Act. and that the 81 day OF Sept, 1875
at9o'cl0ck 4. hsi0re the Hon. HhyI ii. Wheeler
Judge of SAID Court, at the L. ). Court Rooms, in
Burlington. is assigned for the erns of the same
when and where all creditors who have proved their
debts, ami other persons in interest may attend ami
show cause il any they have, why the prayer of said
petition should not be gcanted.
Dated At Burin. ton On the 9th day o: July. ISIS
5w3E L L. SMALLEY, Clerk