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The daily gazette., 1879-04-18
ntVIDEND.
- Ah,isAks SAVINGS BAyr
APRIL Inn -,

The managers have this dsv dn")
dividend, at the rate of Ava ueclaruia
annum 1or the last six mon,hp, pcr cent bst
not wlthdrawn are regardai Dlvldeld,
rom The hrst day of April a., az d,eposn
dends. =, ~ ~ ller diy.
api6. 8t. ~ L0R,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-18

NJ oTIIE.-The Wilmington Losn =
~ citation now offers new stocS S'a O., an 1s'
Inc nrst payment may be mads :" ~, as
time 20 tne Secretary, GEO. c. MAPtTs ~
nnaI3t-IIn b0l Shipley NJ gnd ~
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NJ oTlCE.-J. II. Primrose has,.,., ;.
~ management OF the old And .ea ,sI,. "
sewing machine company-tbe Whsaisio h,elso. |.
wilson. This machiue has hs.n "ea
improved, and is an en.irely new VIM ,n assis sisl
and IN known as the Improved " hssa.
Waison; !, ~ y The finest made locssls a
Sewing machlne now In use, and n, M y
We hope our friends will give
and net buy until they have exanins, ~
new machine. "'ue ~
Our territery embraces Delaw,, a.,
Chester counties. Pa, and DeIava,s ~, @a
the Eastern Shore OF Mary land. '' ~
Our ONCE. ~ present, will be FINN, a,
12S MARKET street. After the 25lh nf S NJ.
next we will be found at our Old s,asd \, "
Garrett building, No. 7ls Market slres, street. V
~AGENTS WANTED.
ieoo oti j. Ii. Primrose
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HERIFF'S SALE.
= By virtue OF n writ OF venditioni Ex-
ponas to me directed, will be exposed 70
public sale. at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATT,
In the Village Of NewpOr', in Christiana
hundred, New Castle county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
The 25th day of April, A. d., 1879,
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OBITUARY.

DIED-O1 consumption. Miss LITTLE
BRAcY, daughter Of G. w. and E S.
BRAoY, aged % years.
She unit with the Christian Church
in 1865 and remained consistent mem
ber until her death. which occurred Oc-
tober 27, 1879. Her sickness, though
of long duration, was borne with chris
tian f,r,tude. Her prayer through all
her illness was, that her sfflction might
not be greater than she could bear pa
tien,ly, and had she her life to live over
again she would spend half her time in
prayer. She would say: ssWhy am
attic so, when the Lord lovelh whom
he chasteneth?" then would exclaim
with the Apostle "For our light sffl C.
tions, which as but for moment, work
out for US far more exceeding and
eternal light of glory She often spoke
of that bright mansion which her heav-
emily Father had in reservation for her,
and would say, 40! won't it be glorious
to go from this bed Of affliction ?" and
when asked il she thought she was going
there, she said she mot only thonght
but knew that Jesus would lead her
through the dark valley and the shadow
of death, and her sisters welcome her on
the other shore"
Thy friends with songs shall greet thee,
When thou shalt thither come; -
Thy lost ones there shah meet thee,
In their eternal home.
A short time before her death she
composed the following verses:
Our lives are rivers gliding free
To that unfathomed, boundless sea-
The silent grave.
Thither all earthly pomp and boast
Roll, to be swallowed up and lost,
In one dark wave.
Her soul to Him who gave it rose,
God led it to its long repose-
Its glorious rest.
And though the dear ones sun has set,
Its light shall linger round US yet
Bright, radiant, blest.
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Written for The Spirit 81 Democracy
FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
WApEsrows, Mon Co., W VA !
& Nnya-bnr 1870 4

LNOsCIhOCl AZ, y.
EDITOR SPIRrr: By request of Mr.
Isaac MeCuriy, one of yout subscri-
bers. and Tor Tie interest uf your many
readers, | beg space in your valuable
paper for short Communication
Everything is brisk here, and the peo-
pie are alive to their interest gazing at
the dews of good times showering upon
them. Tie summer and fall have been
very drys hut our Dlinkard Valley is
composed of very fertile soil We
are blessed with an excellent crop of
wheat and oats and corn that stood a,
first planting is very good, while there
us some, but very little, soft corn. Hay
hut q half crop, grass short, hut stock
has done-.auaIly as we'll as in former
seasons Fruit, no, great abnndaace, but
some Of every kind Winter apples that
are exposed to the air are fast rot,ing,
while those that are kept. from the air
are keeping perfect.
Or stock dealers are shipping their
fat cattle and hogs daily. Maricle Run
Abe Shriver and big Abe Shriver Of
Dunkard, are preparing to visit your
county for the purpose of buying stock
cattle. s 'ssH
+ The Knny Bros have recently sold
their wool clip for 3S cents per pound
it was twenty-four hundred dollar clip;
they are also building fine two story
dwelling house, James NJ. Ullom, con
tractor
Mr.. Isaac ,McCurdy, of New Castle
Monroe county, Ohio, and Ellis Shiiver
of this place, have started a fine store
and are doing a good business.
Died Of old age-W ashingtona Ballard
OF, Maricle Run, Nov 6, 1879. age Is
1years
Died of Consumption, Mrs Leroy
Harker, Nov. l, age 20 years
Died of cholera infan,um, Little Lu.
zetta, daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth
McCurdy, aged II months The par.
ents have our sy m pathy for the loss oi
their dear babe
Married-Mr Henry Stewart and
Miss Elena Toothman, October 22d
1879. Also. Mr.. Henry Six, of Roane
county, to Miss Sereptia Haines, of this
county.
Abraham Whistler. planted a pumpkin
seed in his grandfa,hers garden that
produced twenty large pumpkins Who
can beat that on a single vine7 Henry
Barb raised q gourd that weighs %
pounds. These are the kind of pump
kina and gourds old Monongalia raises
Yours, JAMES NJ. ULLoM.
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(From the N. Y. Herald.)
The Republican Scare in Maine.


The assembling at Augusta of six or
seven ex Governors and host Of other
republican dignitarles to watch tho
counting Of the votes for Governor be-
.tokened the painful fright into which the
leaders of Maine have been
thrown by their suspicious Of unfair
play Their panic was probably caused
less by anything they knew Of the inten-
tions of Abe democratic officials than
by their own knowledge of Irregular
ties inmany Of the electlons and certi-
fcates of returns, and their recollection
of the way in which republican officials
have heretofore treated democratic can
dldates in similar circumstances No
longer ago than 1877 they deprived one
democratic Senator and one democratic
Represeltatie OF their seats for mere ire.
gnlarities OF form, and they naturally ex-
pect to see this kind of tactics retorted up
on themselves. The true rule is to respect
the intentions Of the voters and waive
mere formalitics when the will of the vo-
ters is clear. But this is not the practice
of political parties. A few years since a
candidate in New Hampshire was de-
prlved Of his election because share OF
the votes we're for "Natt Head" when
his real name was Nathaniel Head, a.
thougl, there was no doubt that all the
votes were intended for the same person.
Some of the irregularities in Maine are
quite as trivial; but if the democratic
officials should initiate their republican
predecessors and rigidly follow the
strict letter of the law the result may be Q
democratic and greenback Leglslatu e,
who will defeat the republican candidate
for Governor, since the Legislature
chooses that officer when none of the
candidates has clear mrjority, as was
the case in the September election.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

T,HoMAS BEOWNF1ELD, of Pilot Point
| Denton county Texas; Charles Brown
field, who resides in the Stale of Texas, bui
whose postofice address ia unknown; and
Bnos Givens, Daniel Givens, Charles Givens
Samuel Giveus and Leander Givens, each oi
whom reside near Twiggs postofice, Pleas
ants county, West Virginia. will take NOTICE
that William Givens, ofMonroe county. Ohio
did, on the 18th day Of November. 1879, file
his petition in the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, against John Brown
field, and the persons above named, and
others, the only heirs and legal fepresents
tives Of Enos Brown6eld, deceased, praying
that mortgage given by said William Civ
ems and wife to said Rnos Brown6eld on the
west half of the northwest quarter of sec
ton fourteen township three, range Ave
and the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section fifteen, township three,
range five, In said Monroe county. Ohio,
bearing date May IA. 1853, and given to Sc.
cure two cotss Of 5000 each, may be adjudg-
ed paid and discharged, and the same order.
ed released and cancelled of record; that
said William Givens' title to said premises
may be quietsd, and for other proper relief
and the said Thomas Brownhsld, Charles
Brownisld, Bnos Givens. Daniel Givens
Charles Givens, Samuel Givsns and Leandc,
Givens are notified that they are required Ia
appear and answer said petition on or before
January "a, 1880. gM ls sas,si9d
WILLIAM OWENS,
By okey & okey ana Jasper Lisk, his Att'ys
nov25,79t7
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LEGAL NOTICE.


ELIZABETH KRALL, whose psstsAss ~.
"a dress is Rock Island. Hliusis; Gsyslinlr.
Taggart, whose postofaos address IL REX T.,
land, Illinois. aud rasgast. whsss
postofics address is Moundsyills. West W.
ginia. and Mary Kolsr and John Ksles, vksss
post Office, address is, Woodlspds IaasAail
County, West virginla, VIII take psstss tAe1
Daniel FAnkhsussr, Administrator VIA ~
will annexed Of Rudolph Ssibsr, dsessssA,
on the Gai day Of 0otobss, 4. D. ls3e ~ /
his petition in the Probate Court. within saa I.
for the county Of Monroe and Stats u 06i1.
alleging that the personal sstats Of said 49,
cedsnt is insufficient to pay his debts uDo
the charges Of administering his estate; thss
hs died ssizsd In fec simpls Of sthe. idllseeGe
described real estate, situate in said eoassP.
10 Wit: liF iss} ssisf q
Apart Of the northeast quarter q s-ssissq
thirty, township three. range thru, IL Nns,
| to commence At the southwest oornsr Of ssiA
half quarter; thsnos y run ssast four>esns
rods to stake; thsuee north tFsnty .ains
degrees west distapos seven rods % 8 statss
hence south four rods 70 che bsetsn1agSsal
tainiDg sixty rode more or lsss. Als6g pass
! of the northeast half quattef ot ssstisn
thirty, township three ANA range three. -
| ginning for the same st stake - The usst
inc; four rods from the soathwest CORNER sf
said half quarter; thence Running foas ss6ss
south TO said eosnsr; thsnes seuth Gfty ssvea
AMI hslf degrees west sightssn poles - .
stake; thsnes back 90 - u. stsihsis Aegia-
ming corner OF . stake line. containing thirty
six rods more or less." 54kTa
The prayer Of said petition 3 iss he sale
Of said real estate for ths paynsnt sf Ne
debts and charges aforesaid ss rssss9 ~
You are required 70 sppsafa apa Anssss
said petition on or before tLs third sstasasv
after the 9th day Of December =. D. i1se.ss
DANIEL RkNK11 U51k
Adn'r with tbs win ANNEXED e ~ ss}kss =
Rudolph ssihsr. deed. set2s ssss
! PEARsoS 4 DcnERsy, AttsI gsS1
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OBITUARY.

DIED -September'14, 1879, MAGNo
LA, only child of JOSEPH and SUSAN
Price, aged l year MAGNOLIA was a
bright and lovely child and being too
sweet and innocent for earth, God in his
goodness has taken her TO adorn the par
adise above She was taken i'll the 9th
of the month, and after nine days Of the
most intense suffering from that dread
disease. brain fever, was released from
her suffering and her sweet spirit took
its flight to that better lan,l where sick
ness and Heath never comes. And
though their hearts are almost broken
at the loss of their dear little girl they
know their loss is her eternal gain, and
NAV they feel to thank God that her
sufferings are forever at an end, and he
has taken her home ere her life was
stained with sim. May God sustain
them in their bereavement and help them
SO to live that when life and its labors
are DER they NAV join their darling babe
on the other shore.
L. J. MARTIN.
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TlDINGs FROM WISE.
A Bottle Dropped from the Path
Wise Exhausted and Hungry.

ST LauIs. Nov. 10 The flight Of the
"Palh6uder," which sailed away Septem-
Der 2S, with Prof. Wise and Geo. Burr,
and the subsequent fate of Burr, are
matters ton fresh to need anv extended
notice. The fate OF Prof. Wise has
never been known up TO this time. ! 1t is
linked with that Of Wash. Dopaldson
and, the sea and the air and the earth
alike refuse to give up The secret place
where they must have met death. Now
comes q faded note, written on piece
OF . leaf OF . memorandum hook, which
purports TO have been written by Prof.
Wise. 1t is as follows:
PArH FINDER, OHro RIVER, Nor. 2
$50 P. M.-Near Padncah, Kv. Going
at the rate OF Sky y-fve miles south west
per hour. P. F. in bad condition.
am ain ost dead with exhaustion and
hunger. Eleven days since Burrs death
Goodbye. WISE. :,
The writing was executed with lead
pencil, and is faded. A curious fact in
connection with this note,and one going
to prove the writing as that of Wise, is
that two words are made OF Pathfinder
This was an invsriahle practice of Prof
Wise when writing the word.
This note was picked up in bottle
that was found on the 18th. in in'Pirking's
Creek, between Metropolis, H., sni Pa
ducah, XIV Persons familiar with Wise 1
hand writing declare it 10 he geniina.
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.i Marshal Ridgevay .sa... ~ !
vs. ssRsassA .sss
jan Cs RidssWsy stsslsl -

DY virtus ofa certain order Of sale h passi.
tion issued from the eeurtof co1nss pleas
within and for the county Of nenses. .anA Ssass
Of 0hio.in aosss pending in said coufS bsswvn
the above named partiss; and " As dlyssssA,
4 will offer for sale at public sustfea - -
east door Of the court house 10 Wssds1sll.sa
Sdtarday,the 29th day Of Novsa5sr, 1873,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock !. =. asxt
O'CLOCK p. m, Of said day, the following as-
soribed real estate situate In uonros ss0hty.
Ohio, 10 Wit: = Y Nttil IA
I The northwest quarter Of the southysat
quarter and the northeast quarter VI .,he ssUtA !
west quarter and the southeast quArtse Il 6e''
southwest quarter Of section thirty y-two, tota-
ship three, range Ave, containing ssventy-fsuR
and eighty-two hundredth acfss. except ok an
half acres off of the south end Of the soask
east quarter Of the southwest quarter seld -
Thomas Cline. y 3 81 - SFETEfEsE
s. Also. the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section two, township four, rsues
six, containing forty and twssstyl hundrs11h
acres, except thirteen acres,ops rood ard sAirty.
six perches off of the west side sold 70 GserRe
Coss. in all ninety Ave acres more er lsss. lfVs
Said property 80 ordered 10 hs cold b aps
praised as follows: --.--------..x-.-
First tract At $as2. p4a
Q Second tract at 32l.
and may sell for two thirds Of said sppFaiss-
msnt. ~ - NE - 80
TsRxs or sAER-0ns third s1 asysSf ssle
one third In ons year auA one 1hip1 ia ne
years, with interest from day Of sale; as-
fsrfed payments TO bs secured b. mortgage
on the premises sold, - "a
~ -
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THE OIL BOOM.
Heavy Advance at Oil City--Enor-
nous Sales. y, & :

On CITr, Pa, Nov. I7|-TiIeghusi-
ness boom has strack the oil business in
earnest. The advance in prices during
the past week has heen as unexpected as
1t was remarkable, when the unfavorable
aspect of affairs is taken into considera-
ton. The appreciation in values is sup
posed to be largely attributable. to the
investment of enormous amounts of
eastern capital.
In the Oil Exchange here today, the
excitement reached almost q panic, and
!, 200, 600 barrels changed hands. nearly
one-fourth Of which was bought for New
York capitalists. The market opened at
81 09a. advanced to SI 20, dropped to
81 15,advanced to and closed at 81 27A
bid. The assembly room ofsthe -ex.
change was crowded throughout the en-
tire dav aud the most intense excite
ment prevailed, together with an abunG-
ance OF champagne. At the opening Of
the afternoon sessisn, there was an ad.
vance of four. cents without .. single
l.saIe. : al 49,. law.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 17--Cattls
Very best on sale this week 4 25@5
90; that generally rated first quality 3
624@4 324; medium or good lair quail
ity 2 25@3 25; ordinary thin steers,
oxen and cows 2 00@2 25; extreme
range of prices 2 0O@5 co.; most Of
the sales were from 8 00@3 75.
Mich cows.-There is fair supply
and a moderate demand at 20 00@45
90 per head
Hogs.-Prices show some improve
ment. We quote hogs at 44@54c;
choice 5sc, with favorable prospects.
Sheep-We quote butchers Sheep at
3@44c; Lambs 3@5c, and took Sheep
l 50@2 SO per head. Feeding weth-
ers We quote at 3t@4c.
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THE CLOUDS OF WAR ARE
se GATHERING,
And the Conviction is Daily Grow.
ing That a. Great Struggle Is
Imminent.

Loxpos, NV. 1S.-A dispatch from
Berlin says: "Rissis has advised Tur-
key t. ask all signatories TO the treaty
of 1856 to dispatch sqasarons to the
Dardanelles in case the English fleet -en
ter the Straits The whole of the ST.
Petersburg press is violent in its tone on
the question:" "s
Tue Moscow Committee on Volunteer
G users has called meeting to discuss
ways and means for raising a fresh SUBJ
scription for the constructlorof cruis-
ers, in view OF Russia relations With
England.
A dispatch from Athens saws: ''The
Austrian squadron has left Plracas for
Solonica, hut its ultimate destination is
believed to he Besika Bav."
The Post. bv ofIlc al authority, denies
that England's uitimstum was sent to
the Porte, denies that the Channel feet
was ordered u be in readiness L. proceed
from Malta to Turkish waters in four
days, denies that Eaglani demanded
from Turkey a cessinn of port in the
Black Sea, and denies that q league Of
the Balkan Provinces has been formed.
MesrREAL, CAS.. lNov.'iS "A gentle
man here has privste a.ivices from En-
gland which say that war with Russia is
imminent, and that nothing can now
avert T.. The authority is yerv gooi.
ERRLIS Nov. l8.-The st Petersburg
Ncvoc Vremeja, discussing the pros
poets of war, says: ."Naither, the Rus
sian people, nor the Russian Govern
ment, wish for war. because the bad
financial state OF the empire epj,ins
peace, hut every day and everg hour the
convict' deepens that great struggle
is soon to bresk out" a
PARIS. N ". lS.-A dispatch from St
Petersburg reports that all Russian Off
GERS on leave OF sbience have been or
dered to join their regiments immedi-
stely "a (
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Probate Notice.

p.
A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been fled
n in the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following administrators and
Guardiansj
First and final account Of Henry H Green
Administrator Of the estate Of Rlzabsth
Hoskinson, deceased.
Second and final account of John C. Duerr
Administrator. with the will annexed upon
the estate Of John N. ,Duerr. deceased.
First partial account of Samuel Bolen Ad-
ministrator, with the win annexed, upon
the estate of James Bolen. deceased.
First and final account Of William SCOTT
Guardian of Frances Scott. an imbecile.
Fifth and final account Of Andrew Twinem
Guardian of Sarah J. Rutter, minor.
Any person interested may die written ex-
ceptions to said accounts or any item thereo
on or before the 18th day of December next
when the same will be finally heard and con
tinued from day to day until disposed Of
r. K. WALTON,
nov2s.Tsws. Probate Judge NJ. C. o.
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HWe clip from the Register the

wWe clip from the Register the fol
lowing wholesale prices in Wheeling:
q WHEAT-A fair supply is coming in
81 15@l 20 is the ruling price a
p CogN-The supply in market is good
selling at 40@50c. 8as
RYE-Saes firm, but quite small sell.
ing at 60c per bushel.
I OATs-The market was firm with q
moderate demand and decreasing sup
ply good to prime 30@35c. 2
BARLEY with moderate de-
mand. except for the best qualities al
.55@Sl Co., prs : { - s'7'i9"
HAY-Demand active; supply equal
t6lit; old loose on wagons Sl5 00@1s
90 per ton; baled at S16 00@l8 90 -
Western Iowa SIS 00@20 90.
5, SEEDs-Timothy steady at 81 5000
Is per bushel for Western; clover seed
$5. 25@5 30 per bushel. Z - ia ae2
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Z sHERIFF's SALE.
John Elby Latts
vs.. H q 3.
Emily Moose Of al.

D Y virtue Of certain order Of sale In par
tition issued from the court Of commoa
pleas, within and for the county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio, In = case pending In said
court between the above named parties. and
TO me directed, will offer for sale At spnblic
auction as the east door Of the court house
in Woodsasld, on
Saturday, the 20th day Of December, 1879
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m. and 4
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the following de-.
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county.
Ohio. to wit:
No 8-Ths east half Of the southeast
quarter Of section sixteen township 6ve,
range six, containing eighty acres more or
less. an- s5ss 81
No. s-Also, the west side Of the north
west quarter OF the northeast quarter in
section fourteen township i've, range I've,
containing twenty y.fve acres more or less
and being the same premises decided by
George W Nallsy and wife to John Moose,
by deed dated April a. 1875. @Rss
No. l0--Alsothe following described pFem-
ises. to wit: Beginning for the same e. the
southwest corner Of certain tract or parcel
of land containing ffty-three acres mors or
less. and being part Of section fourteen,
townships6vs. range five. formerly owned BY
John C. Dunns, aud being . part of said lot;
thence north twenty EIGHT rods to q atone In
the run; thence east forty six rods 10 .
stone; thence south twenty Eight rods;t thence
west to rthe place Of beginning. containing
,evsn acres, on which is . saw mill, and be.
ing the same premises conveyed BY John r.
Spriggs, Master Commissioner, to John Moose,
BY deed dated May 81, 1869. s -
No. 11-Also. . part Of the west half Of
the northeast quarter of section fourteen,
township ave, range Eve, and also the north
part of the east halt of the south east uar-
ter of q SANS section township and range
containing in All one hundred and one acres,
more or Jess. sleEat
No. 17AEso, the following described
premises conysysd by John A Morris and
wife to John Moose, by deed dated April s,
1875, situate in Washington township, said
county OF Monroe.t TO Wit: Being all the land
belonging to said John a. Morris In the north
west quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
section six, township three. range six, lying
on the east side of the main road, except the
land occupied by the stsb.s Of Joseph Cline.
also except. twelve feet wide and twsuty-
two feet long on the east side Of said stable;
also all the land belonging to said John A.
Morris, in the southwest quarter Of the north
west quarter OF section elk, township three,
range six, lying on the east side Of the main
road. supposed to be seven sorss in oil. ex
cept land enough for road TO the Aslds Of
said Joseph Cline, which. road is to remain
where it Is now located. IS
No 13-Also, the southeast quartsr.of the
southwest quarter of section six, township
three. rapge six, containing ithirty-six acres
more or less.
Appraised, free from the dover estate 81
Kmily Moose, as follows to wit:
| Tract M. at 81 mn
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From time to lime come sad stories
.of. The reverses caused by the failure Of
the Glasgow Bank Afew weeks since
a young man committed suicide, after
having endured for whole year the
loss Of 100000 by the failure; and by
the last papers young girl was charg-
ed with theft by her employer, at Isting-
ion, whose family lost their all by the
failure, and who committed the theft to
get food for her starving mother and
two little children Her father had been
pbysician in good practice, and died
OF grief The Charity Organization So
ciety will provide for The family, a'