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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-24
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

(Snecial River Dispatches tn the Star.l
CHARLESTON. Dec. 24-940 A. M.-Kana.
wha River 10 feet and rising w, ather
cloudy Rain last night and this morning.
Wind from the south.
OIL Cry, Pa. Dec 24-11:11 A. NJ
Allegheny River feet inches and rising.
Weather cloudy. Wind southeast.
PrrrsBuRe, Dec. M-l16e A. M.-River
feet II inches and rising. Weather rainy.
Boat Hands Gossip.
Business fair on the levee.
Steady, heavy rain last night.
The punctual City Of Portsmouth leaves
at p. m. daily for Chilo. and attends to all
way business
The Fashion left for Evansville last night
with fair trip She will be here to leave
again next Tuesday. and the Virgie' Lee
having been withdrawn, she will have the
trade to herself.
The Wildwood came down last night,
and returned to Maysvlle at noon to-day.
Capt. James Kirker's fine steamer Pe tn.
mac came down this morning. and will
leave this evening from the foot of Broad
way for Maysville. Portsmouth, Ironton,
Big Sandy. Gallipolis and Pomeroy direct.
Mr.. Watt Sliedd has charge Of the Office.
The Ohio No. 4 will be down tomorrow
morning and return to Pomeroy at 5 p. M,
leaving from the foot of Broadway.
The fine, fast and reliable packet Virgie
Lee will hereafter ply between this CITY and
Memphis under the auspices of the. Men,
pills h Lower Ohio River Packet Company,
the above Company having purchased her
Yesterday. SHE will leave on her initial
trip in the trade to-day. She is an excel
lent boat for the trade, being light, sub
stantially built, and having first-class &C.
commodations for both passengers and
freight.
The new Mary Houston left for New
Orleans last night with fair trip. She will
add largely at Louisville to-day.
The Bonanza will be down and return to
Portsmouth tomorrow at noon.
The large, speedy and elegant G. & O. r..
X. packet Fleetwood came down this morn
ing, and viii return to Huntington prompt
ly at 4 p. M, making connection at that
point with the early trains tomorrow for
all Eastern cities. She will be followed to-
morrow by the Bostona.
Captain j. Lawrence Carter's large and
capaci0us new passenger and freight stean,-
er. U. P. Schenck, is loading and will posi-
lively leave tomorrowfor all landings on the
Lower Mississippi River and New Orleans
direct, and receipt freight through to all
Southern ports, Thomas Bond Is her affa-
BILE clerk.
Weather cloudy and mild at noon.
Commodore James 8. Wise will hereafter
send out three boats week for Memphis.
leaving every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday at 5 p. m. .....
The Fred. A. Blanks Is loading, and billed
to leave this evening for New Orleans, Size
is new steamer, and one Of the lightest
cotton boats ever built.
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As with us, the Fernando Po bride ID
clad in white-not the gauzy, flowing
robe, however, but plastering of earthly
paste resembling plaster Of Paris. She
wears bridal veil, too, composed Of tiny
white shells, strung together, and which
covers the face from forehead to chin,
while her plentifully pomatumed tresses
are surmounted with an enormous helmet
made Of cowhide. The Fernando Pc
bridegroom is even more elaborately dec
Grated. 1t is work Of time as we'll as Of
art to make the young gentleman ready
to take the necessary VOWS before the two
mothers-his own and his intended's-
who act the part Of priests. Like his
bride, he is thickly plastered over with
the white tola paste, and he wears on his
head an enormous disc of fine bamboo
plat skewered to his hair with long pins
with blue and red beads for heads, -
His marriage raiment is of strum
shells; and it being notorious that the I'M
stant young man commences to, make
himself ready for marriage mali
cious evil spirits are in close attend
ance, and on the alert to balk his laud-
able intent, as an anecdote against their
malevolence he carries in his hand the
whole time, and never takes his eyes off,
a piece of yam shaped like heart and
in which the red feather of parrot ia
stuck. The marriage ceremony is the
essence of simplicity. The mother
priests place an arm each round the neck
of bride and bridegroom, and deliver
short address to them on the their re-
speciive duties, after which the calabass.
Of palm wine is produced, and the COLI
tracing parties ratify the condition by
drinking the one to the other, after which
the officiating mothers-in-law pledge each
other in the remainder, and the cere-
mony is at an end. $685.. =. .....
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fair demand ut 79sc for live and 9ai0c for
dressed per lb Chickens in full supply at 81 500
30 per dozen. Geese at IS 6oas so. and ducks
at s2@2 80 per dozen Vl.nison at lO@l2Hc per
Quail at 8. 25@2 so, Rabbits at 81 50@l T5 and
sqllirrels at 75caN per dozen.
Potatoes steady and quiet, and receipts ample.
Peachblows at S@30c per bushel loose on arrival.
and so iOc In store. Choice early rose in store t
81 75ta2 per barrel -
Rags IN fair demand and firm. Cotton at 10,
white, and Sc for mixed Fine wooden at l49i5c.
and common at lc per lh
Seed In moderate d-mend for clover and tim0
thy and sell al &c per ID for the former and g. IS
@2W per bu for the latter. Clover on arrival
Nominal at SIC per ID. Flax In demand at q 20a
Soap quiet and steady with moderate demand.
Common yellow at 2sz@34c, olive at 4s4@5c. and
German at 51sc per ID.
Starch In far demand and firm. Pearl at sta
SIC, and royal gloss at 6t9614c per lb.
Salt quiet and steady. Turks Island al s7@3sc
per ou, and coarse Liverpool at Slal o. yer sack.
OHIO River and Kanawha at 81 80 per small barrel
ana u 70 per large barrel
Timers stock: The demand is fair and market
nm nm. -; Zinc slab. 197c do sneet, sesHC
copper ingots, 24c: do braziers' sheet, 3Ox6O, 80
Csc: do sheathing. Ia to l6 oz, 29c; do bottoma
Sbc: do pl nished. SOC; Russia iron. 15c: American
plan,shed iron, l09llc; timers solder, l5@lsd
Tallow is in fair demand and steady. Country
rendered packed at 6sc and city loose at $50 per
Vegetables Turnipe at 75c@Sl per brl. Sweet
potatoes quiet at $lg2 % per brl for homegrown.
Caooage ct Si05 per hundred Onions OF S3Q93 u
per brl.
woodenware in moderate demand and steady.
Washboards. 81 S5@2 rs per dozen: tubs
s sssts So # No. .7 "a s s. No. Per , @ss g D.y No Sopen
buckets two-hoop. 81 5o@l 90; aud three hoop
u I5@l IS per dozen churns, No. /, s. 6099; No.
2, ~ 50@S. and No. 5, s. 6U@7 per dozen.
Wool IN fair demand and market steady. We
quote: nwashed-Combing. S693Sc; delaine seq
3Sc: clothing. S.@S7c; common S0@S2c. Washed
- Fine fieeces, 43a45c: medium and delsine
fieeces. 45@4Sc: long combing. 46@4Sr Tub
washed-Coarse. 6@l7c, and choice. 50952c per lh
TOBACCO.
The offerings Of leaf tobacco at the auction ware
houses to-day were 12S hhds and boxes at the
following prices.
70 hhds Mason County Kentucky--l hid at
- 80: hhds at S9@s 20; l at $l1 76; s at SIC 500
at $40 25@i2 so.
l3 hhds Brown County. Ohio-l hid at IS 60; 1
at "; Eat $ll 75@l2; Sat SIS 5O@1s.
"a hhds new Owen County, ky.-8 at 50 o0d1
?. 1S; q at sse1 75' at IS 6ogs 20, ID at $40 SOC
80 hhds new Pendleton County, Ky.-s at 80 40
Il Is. ''' w ! ~ ''V"' ~ - :" s'0 S''s
IA hhds new Carroll County. Ky.-l at d osa
50, at 81 70@7 9, 8 at $500, 2 at sl1 509l2 Is.
hhds and boxes new West Virgiiiia--4 hhds
at SOS so: boxes at g z5da3 90, l,1i M
II hhds and boxes lndiana-3 hid at 81 150
7 70 tS 1877 hhds and boxes, new-2 hhds
at y lO@j 20. Lat ST. at IS 25 boxes al sSS3 70.
! hid Eastern Ohio at 800
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rain had extinguished them, and Butler
was evidently satisfied when one Of TIE
wedding party stuck their heads out the
window and made an insulting remark to
Butler. This riled the officer and lie took
the entire party to the Ham mond-street
StatiOn-House where ONeil was charged
with violating the hack ordinance. and the
rest of the party with disorderly conduct.
After remaining at the station while
the parties were all bailed out by Jerry
Mulroy. In the Police Court this morning
the cases were all dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-24
A WEDDING PARTY
Winds Up In the Hammond-street Station.
i House.

VIM. Whalen and Hannah German were
married yesterday, and in the evening, to.
igether with Samuel Johnson and Miss Mel
lie Johnson, hired hack and took q ride
out in the country.
The bridal party returned rather late,
and while coming down broadway the hack
lamps went out. Officer Tom Butler heard
the. hack coming down the street
and tho lamps not being lighted he hailed
the driver, Samuel O'NeiI, and asked him
TO explain why he was violating the hack
ordinance by not having his lamps burn
ing. - yWe sEg aa
UNeil went to tell how the wind and
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qunHtorS yoetcIudy lOr ulSOFu0riy cOnQucC,
etc.
Mr.. ]. G. Sc hwartz has the largest and
finest assortment of holiday goods ever
brought TO Hamilton. Tg -3
The Christmas and decorations at the
Christian Church tonight will be asplendid
affair. Admission free.
Work has been commenced by the G., H.
q .. Railroad Company laying down three
switch tracks across East Ludlow and
Caldwell streets
The entertainment of the Mission Sun
day, School was pleasant and enjoyable
affair. Although the attendance wasn' +
large, yet the exercises justified full
house.
There will be d grand entertainment at
the st. Joseph's Church ON Thursday and
Friday evenings Of this week, at which
time the gold watch will be voted to the
most popular young lady. "'
DAYTON. M.
Christmas services in the churches TO-
morrow.
Huesman's Hall is being provided with q
new Stage and scenery, .4
Cbildren's entertainment at the M. E..
Church tomorrow night.
Postmaster HAYWARD sIfngs out oysters
and candies TO his customers with alacrity.
/ Mots has purchased the old stage and
scenery belonging to the Eureka Club for
his hall.
ME- VIM. Luskr foreman at the establish.
ment OF the Covihgton Dock Company was
presented yesterday by the employees of
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Bridal COsiu mes Of Fernando Pc. ;

Ind Eastern Ohio at 81 20.
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FINANCIAL
CINCINNAT Dec.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 4-2PM M.
Eastern exchange Is in fair demand and rates
are unchanged. We quote it q discount buying
and par selling.
Sterling is steady at previous rates. Sight at
81 84% and sixty days al 81 80 per & sterling.
The local rates for Government bonds are as
follows:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-24

IIOOs' hO0 VFTItt uIlII 1T III. CJUINUH 1T
81 65a4 05 fair to good light "a 1904 g, fair to
good packing 81 35@4 65 select butchers at 81 65
"a 50 per Genital
CAITtE-Common dull. Steady and fair de-
rnand for good grades Common at 81 5092 fair
to medium at 81 25@S good to choice $3 2594 fair
to good Mt 81 2595 pr GENITAL gross
SHEEP-ssteady and firm. Common to fair at
81 2@3 70, and good to choice So 75dy5 per GENITAL
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-24
Cincinnati Live Stock Market

CINCINNATI. Dec. 24-2 I'M.
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
i've stock for tho past "a hours:
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DaiIu 1srnnfbrr .5olrnal.
NARROW ESCAPE 4 GIRL FROM 4 H0R
RIBLE DEATH

The heroine of the following remarkable
story-but which comes on unimpcachahlc
authority as perfectly true-says CHAMBERS
Journal. was a Young lady of thirteen or
fourteen wears. After somewhat pro-
tracted illness She. Ia all appearance.
died The mother literally refused To he
lieye il, although the doctors and the 9TH
er inmates of the house saw no reason to
doubt the fact.
The funeral was arranged. the grave
made. and the specified three days had
come to an end. The mother had never
left her daughter body: She had tried
every available means to restore her, but
TO no avail. Is the hour approached for
the ceremony to take place she became
more and more distracted. and more dc,-
perate in her efforts to convince herself
that life still fingered
As last resort she went for some strong
elixir, and taking out OF her pocket a fruit
knife with two blades. one blade of gold,
the other of silver-procccdcdh v continual
working to force the gold blade between
the teeth when inserted she poured drop
of the elixir on the blade. than another
and another. and tried to make it enter
the mouth but ii seemed only to triclIc
back again and down the chin. Still She
perseverved. becoming more desperate a.
the moments flew on Ia the hour, now 80
near. when her child was to be taken from
her
At the very last, when she was beginning
to dread the very worst. she thought she
detected slight spasm in the throat, and
on close examination she became aware
that the liquid was no longer returning. rs
:. II a L.. 4 Il, al,
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kENAEBFf COFNTf.-fH PrObdte CnHrt heir
at iHgHStd on the SccOHd H0Ud1y Of F,brn0rB
IS7g.
GAM Ell TIrCOMB, Administrator on the estate
, OF Daniel W. Russell late of Augusta in said
County, deceased. having presented his second ac
count OF administration for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given tire,
March next. in the Daily kenneb.c journal a news.
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons interest
ed may attend AZ Probate Court then to be held "a,
should not be allowed.
II. h. BAKER, Judge.
Attest - CHARLES IiENINS, Register
tvb22t.iw &w2w
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kENNEBEC COtNTf-M PROBATE court, heLd
at iug"si", on the to"rh Monddy OF February,
1879. ."
INDWlN Il. JACOBS, Executor of the last will
\ andtestament Ofjesse T.. Jacobs late of Mt Yer.
non in said County, deceased, having presented his
first account as Executor OF said will for allowance
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior TO the fourth Monday Of
March next IN the kenncbec journal, II news.
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interested
may attend at Probate Court then to be held at Au
gusta, and show cause If any, why the same should
not be allowed.
H. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest = CHARLES HrwISs, Register, :wIO.
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NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That tn, subscr
~ her has been duly appointed Executor OF tn,
last will and testament of
ANNA MARIE PACKARD, late of Winthrop,
In the County Of hrnnebrc, deceased, tcstate. and
has Undertaken that trust by given bond the law
directs All persons, therefore. having demand.
against the estate of said deceased desired to
hibt the same for settlement and all indebted said
estate are requested to make immediate payment To
FRANK n. PACKARD
Feb. II. lS;p 3wl0
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

M uil'trsign'd, commissioners appoint.d hv
the Judge Of Probate for kcnu,h,r t'ount, ~,
receive ana Mainline the claims ut creditor, npain.t
t'e 'StH'' OF Frank ISisr, late of Windsor d.,e..,!
represented lhSoNVnt, give notc,, THAI six uo,th'
nom tie 10Th day of Fcbruarv iS.p mr.. alIom,d ,
sa 'i'"i'"fS 10 present and prove their claims uud
,' 'H WIN be- ~ session for the purpose of r,cri
,"H s"ni 'ia!s hnd proof, nj the dwelling house of
y il.rcc III Windsor, TT l0oclock In the fireman
Oh eaeh gay on saturday, the 9th day of April and
on SATURDAY tn. ?dth day Of july next.
{. \. PIERCE.
NATHANIEL JONES fomhtSS'oD,.r.
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Argal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Treasurer's Sale.

STATE oE MAlNE-HANcock. - Count, Treas.
nrer'S Once, Ellsworth, Feb. 9th, 1917.
In accordance with the Revised Statutes of the
described lands or much of them Ms mnv IN, u,r.,
sarN I" pay taxes, interest and costs ithe owners
thereof being unknown will be sold to III. hiyh,st
p"u'r az 'it ounv lreasurcrs office, in Ellsworth
on saturday the the twenty siNth day of April next
~ tho clock IN III. forenoon, for taxes duly assessed
Hancock for the building aud repairing of road. nJ
now remaining unpaid, to Wit:
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Notice Of Assignment.

NoIltt i. hereby given. that Ida r. Coburn OF
~ ialoNel IN the County of kcnu.bcc aud
stare OF Maine, has th. day assigned 10 M. all her
property, except such is 10y law exempt from at
tachicht aud execution, for III. benefit of her cred
itors. in accordance NTH the provisions of Chap q
of TIA. ReNi statutes. and act anendat erv there
to, and three months from til. execution of laid A.,
sighmcnt ARE allowed for said creditors to become
PARTIES thereto. r. J.. BEAN
lIpO~ell, Ne. Jan. ~. lssp. f,bl+EN
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JostrH BAKER & Al. ". l.. l.. NDEI.wun.
4 Nd now ON suggestion to the Court that l.. l..
"A NORWOOD, tn. defendant AT the time Of III,
service Of the writ was not inhnbitaut of this
Ntat, ana id no tenant, agent or attorney. within
IN" SAINT that his goods estate hAN been attuch,
i'll this action. and that he has had notice of said
sint anu attachment, II i ORDERED, that notice u
the pcndency of this suit be given to the said dcdan,
by Publishing atrst-d copy of this order together
with an abstract of the plantih : writ three weeks
successfully in the kenncbec journal. Il new slaI.f
printed AT Augusta, in the County of ktnnchcc, In,
last publication To he not less than thirty DAYS BE-
fore the second next term of this Court l., holden
AT Augusta. within Hnd for the County of krnnebec
OH the first Tuesday Of April ls;s. tina, said defend
ant may then and there appear, and answer To said
suit, il he shall cause.
Attest: WI NJ STRATIDN. Clerk
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hENNEHEf COTNTY-h Pro6ate court at Az.
G"Std, on The scc0nd NoRddg ~ Februnry, 1879
4 BBl A. LIBBY. Administrative ON the estate
"A Milton T.. Libby late of Augusta. in said { oun.
~ deceased, having pctiiomrd for license TO frll
ut public auction or private sale. the following real
estate 81 sand deceased for the pay oftlebts &c
viz A wood lot situated in the town of Belgrade
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior To the second Monday Of
harch next IN the Daily kehnebec journal, news.
paper printed in Augusta that all persons Interested
may attend at Court Of Probate then to hr holden
ut Augusta, aud show cause if any, why the PRAYER
OF said petition should not be granted
II. h, BAKER, Judge.
Attest - CHARLES HEwINs, Register
frh2lt3wow
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STATE OF MAINE.
khNNEBEC, IS.

M w EEkf, IS!
COT RI OF l\SOtNENtI
In the cn,r ot Harrison Baker % Augusta in said
said County, lnsolrat Debtor
\'bTlt t. is hereby given that a petition has ON
~ Thu third day of March, \. II. 1879, been prc.
.rntcd 10 aid Court for laid County. by Harrison
baker oi Augusta, in the ountV of ktnn.her rrr,
ing that he may be decrced to have full discharge
from all hiH debts prov able under the lnsol,cn Act
OF the star" OF Maine, approved February II. is.s
ana upon said Petition, lT Is oKEERED hv said
ourt that u hearing be had uion the same before
-iiid Court at the Probate office in Augusta in said
"uhiy oi ktnnebec on III. fourth Monday OF March,
y u ~" Al Two O'Clock in the afternoon aud that
notice thereof be published in Daily kennehcc Jour.
nal, II new >papcr published in said ounty of ken.
ncbtc, once awtck for three successive weeks the
last publication to be- three days before the dav Of
hearing and thar all creditors Who have prove ed their
dcht>. and Other persons Interested, may appear at
>atd place and time and show cause fany they hive
whN discharge should rot bee granted .nid Dehtur
according Ia the prayer oi hi, petition.
Affect e. ARIES HENIN~
Register ri said I Ouri OF said County of htnn,bec
mars = -
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PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY
No. 20 state ST.. opp"sitc kiiI,y, Boston.
secures Patents In the nt,d Stutrs also in Great
Britain. France aud other foreign countries. copies
of the claims of any Patent furnished bV RENTING
dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
No dgcHcY ht thited hfdfeS possesses sHj,t r0r t-
caitticS tor obfdiHiaD Patents or dsccrtdiHiHg he
D'ttegfdbjiify Of iRftntioHS.
Il. II. EDDY, solicitor of Patents.
II %rIMONlAIS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy rs one Of the most capnble amt
sHcceSSfUi practitioners with whom have had OIL.
cial intercourse.
tHAS MASON, commissioners of Patents.
"myentors cannot employ person more trisiwor.
thy more capable of securing for them early
and favorable consideration ut the Patent Office.
EDMt Nd III RkE, late Commissioner OF Patents"
Bu>ToN, October ~, $50.
Il. u. EDDY. Dear sir: you procdred for
me, in 1910, MY first patent. Since then YOU have
ted for and advised me in hundreds of eases, and
procured many patents. REISSUES and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies in New
York. Philadelphia and Washington, but still give
YOU almost the whole of my business, In your line
and advise Others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, January J, 1879. lyl
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

kEANEBEC. IS.
rlNAkEN ON EXECUTION. aud will be sold hy
L pnhlic auction, on saturday, the twelfth day OF
April. y. u. lS'o, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at
the Office of II. Blake in laowcll. in said County
all the right in equity which John Mclaughlin OF
said HaloWcn, had at the time of the attachment oi
the same oil the original writ or now has. to redeem
the following described parcel of real estate situated
in said Haowell to wit 4 certain lot of land with
the buildings thereon situated in said Iialiowell and
bounded a follows westerly by the county road
leading toward Gardiner. nOrterlv bv land ofwidow
'corkr W White; custeIiN by ktunchcc river and
suuthcily by aAd of j. Il. Bodwell and Charles vii
son. Being lot of land thirty feet wide the road
and extending the sanc width to low water mark oil,
kcnncbec river. Also the right of passing and re-.
ph>Siu" iroH said county road to said low water
mark. strip of land about twelve feet wide next
north OF the premises. said premises being the same
deed ui warantce, dated Feb l.. ls19 and recorded
in book 3li page >. III the kcnnrhcc Registry
said premises being subject TO two MORTGAGES the
first recorded in said hrnncbec Registry of Deeds.
book n page POO given hy aid Mel aughlin to the
iialnwcll savings Institution of said Iiallowell, to
secure the payment OF four hundred dollars, in four
pr"ini-sorN notes Of one hundred dollars each all
dated March >'h lsa., one payable in one week from
IT. date. the others III one two and three there
after with interest AT eight per cent.
said second mortgage recorded in said Registry,
savings Institution aforesaid to secure the payment
of note for fifty dollar, dated September Ith 1871
payable in one year, with Interest eight per cent
The amount now due on said first mortgage is about
SlJG. The amount due said second mortgage is
80.
WIN. II, LIBBY. Sheriff.
Mar. :, l>'n 3wll
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Courts OF Insolvency.

NOTICE is hereby given, Than Courts of Insol
~ v"ncy, will be held at the Proba e Office in
Aug"Sia. on the second and fourth Mondays in
each oath, at two o clock in the afternoon until
othewi order ed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Nov /, lH7S. tSwtf