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FDR NEW YURk.
To sail on the 10Th inst

TO sail on the 10Th inst
LOUISIANA AND NEW WORK line
4;Ei THE superior ius sailing p~ckct ship LOU
,ITFs lisa, Truman, Master, will positively sal
-SA1-aas- as above. For freight of $50 bales cotton
or the bulk thereof passage, having elegant accom-
modations apply to the Cap ain board opposite the
vegetable malket, to
J u BEIN & L COHEN,
declO 80 Common 81
u The barque HIGHLANDER, Capt. Buron from
Havana, is d-chargirg tier bew the Railroad.
Gems gnees are particularly requested take their
permits and attend 10 The receipt of their goods.
l.. H. GALE,
declO 93 Common s.
5'rhe ship Favius, Capt. Jones, from New YORK.,
IL dlsch 'rging at 95, below the Rail Road; Con-
sgnees will please attend receipt of their goods
READ g. BARSrOW
d'O Bank Place
Ofec Me- Orleans . .NaSkpiI!c Rail Road Co,
Dec. 9TH. 1888. {
FoRTIiE RACES EVERY DAY.
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METARIE RACES

POSTPONED.
II YsOrder ofthe Club the Races on, the Nelarie
a. Course will be postponed Monday, the Eth
Deg, instant.
8. b. The Jockey Club purse for s'OOO mile
heats. will he run for on SATURDAY, the 18th instant
An adjourned meeting of til Club will take place on
Tuesday evening, the tA Instant, at O'clock at the
Exchange Hotel, NJ" H. S NJ REAP.
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Prizes amounting to nenrlv $780, On!!
Tickets $40 -Helv.s S5-Quarters So so.
For Packages or Single Tickets, apply ut
THE MANAGERS OFFICE,
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Fl The A | fast sailing ship NORMAN, J. f.
,Srs*M Wood, Master, will have immediate des-
patch for freight of 20O bales of cotton, or
'uss'ge, apply to 5. u. ]. ?. WHITNEY,
dccl0 ia1,D ST .
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To DAYS K 4t E,-NpN

Propretors Purse. S600--'!ile Heats, best in 5.
lst--Wm. J. Minor enters b f. TiLtR DOE 3 yrs
old, by Pacific dam Matilda, Country Maids dum.)
Dress, Hlue and White.
2nd-JaS. 5. Garrison enters be-. KLEBE, yrs.
old, by Bertrand; dam by Oscar Dress, Red and Red
3rd.--W. r & Is. II. Barrow cutters b. c. DICK
HALE, vrs. old. by Sir Charles, dam by Tonson
Dre>s Blue and Blue
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II EW ANNALS FOR 1889:
~ Cnmica ure Annual, London;
FifFirns Gallery of Graces;
The Imperial, London Annual
AIaric Waits, Christmas Tales, for 1893;
Young l.ady's Annual, for 1889;
\ oung GentlemanS Annual, for 1885,
The Git; The Violet;
T. Johns s. Cos Louisiana Almanac for 1889;
Just, eceivod and for sale hv
Z JOHNS & co,
nov17 ST Charles g. Common s
NEW PIT BLIEATInNS.
FENIIE Stranger in China, by Downing;
n The British Senate in vols;
Romance of Vienna, by Ms rrollope, vols;
Pelayo; The last of the Goths, in vols;
Peter Pilgrim, by DIR. Bird, . vols;
Pccioa, from the French Of Saintne;
The Wife Hunter, the Noriarty family;
Land Sharks & Sea Gus, by Captain Glass
cock, r n. in :! vols, for sale by
+ JOHNS & co,
novel cor St 'hnrles & Common ST
'H'lE subscriber having taken conmodons fire.
proofwarelouSe, respectfully offers hi. services to
the merchants and traders of New CLEANS for the pur
chase and sale of hides furs md peTles, and to repack
the same well az wool, moss, hemp, tobacco, dry
goods, &c. &c He will also receive any kind of mer-
chandize on storage at SIS Tchouptoulas street.
dec3 r w ELLIOTT.
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FOR RICH HOND.
The brig COUNSEL OR, Can't PURGE,
tTr4fs will have immediate despatch. For freight
49, or passage apply to
~ WHITNEY,
dIO 70 Cnmp at
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y Sl4 PriH's, amounting to slS5 Gs3
Tickets 81 90 Halves s. nn-Quart'rs 90
Packages of 25 Tickets for 500, warranted draw at
least 1874.
Packages of % half tickets $50, warranted 10 draw
at least 1924 90. Packages 25 Quarter ckfts SIS no.
warranted to draw at leassl2. For Packages or single
Tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
do IG Charities
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LOUIS IANA LOTTE Y.
A UrHORISED 5v Act Of Legislature, hap er lxiii
IN passed March 81, 1898. Glass No. II, Tor 1888,
u DO drawn WE'D NES0AY, Dec. 18th, 1898 at
o'clock, r. NJ precisely, the Exchange Hotel, 81.
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Successor to
YATES & McysryRE, Managers.
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1gAY-50J bales now landing a. d 10. sale by
"a & J p WHITNEY,
td5 - Camp Il
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A NTHRACI1'E and Crrel Coal in casks hhls and
~ in lots to suit purchasers.
Orders lie al the coal yard in Canal street, between
Carondele and Baronle, or the counting house of
HOLMES y MIL !,
noy22 O RonL pisc.
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OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
" BOATS Can hare their Bills struck of, in one,
more Coored Inks Pain'Or Colored Paper, nrith
desp0tch, aud on farornMe Terms, by tearing their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner of
PoydraS and ST. Charles streets
Nev29-H
a MEXICAN BRANDY.-2O bbls 9TH proof Ameri-
~ can Brandy, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE e. co,
26 l24 Marnzine st
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And others, amounting 10 $'73 90
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PNY DIX as ASYIIIM-

& PERM CANDI.ES-30O boxes New bedford
~ sperm Candles, assorted sizes, of approved brands
$50 boxes mould candles, JacN sons brand
100 boxes fresh Soap
so bhls refined hale Oil
Champaign Wine ofsuperior quality
Imperial, gunpowder, young h. son & souchonS
Teas
Copper, in sheets, from 70 to 1900 lbs
Black Lead Pots, assorted sizes for sale by
JOSEPH COCkAYNE,
nov 30 05 Crax;.r.,
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TNK->tePhrn's Writing Fni'; 10 snnerior black
writing ink do Interchangeable light blue; do do dark
DO; Amod's machine copying ink: Terry'a do
do do; MAYNARD II Nov.s black writing ink; Perrvan
ink Er steel pens; Perine, tiuvo n co.'s black wiling
INK l. Gu! OTIS red ink; CONSTR tv on hand, aud
for sale by W mexican
dec 10 corner Of Cam Il Common SITS
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NEW BOOKS--Nnnoleol's MISUNDERSTANDING,
l with Prime, amhaceres, by Baron anron in ,
vols; The MILDLY, scenes from the lie of Edunrd
Iasesiee IN vols; Paeys Christmas Tales 'or 1899;
Parleys Christmas If for 1882 just received and for
sale by w Mex AN,
dec 20 corner of CatAD & Common sis
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Camp So. Theatre.

Third night of the engagement of the celebrated per
senator of Yankee Character
NJ X -. NJ r B LIE.
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JANFI Is n NDKEWS,
Wholesale druggists,
nOvl0 cor Common Il choritOulns q
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JvM of eefurrs end Fxnerin EMS in Oh mi try
DR.. Riddell wonld respectfully announce, that for The
eonvenie Of citizens, aud others no wi Sh
tend the above coarse the lectures will be given in
large in The basement of the Methodist
Chnrch-n the evenings Of Monday. "Wednesday anil
Friday, at O'Clock. commenting honany, Dec. 10.
TSfhets go. d8-2t
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* ER>EYS SO bales Kerseys,
AA Oils barrels Tanners Oil,
81 casks winter Oil,
| 40 casks full strained do
| CANDLES-300 boxes Sperm Candles, for
sale BY l. GALE,
d| 93 Common
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DUTTER& CHEESI-We arr just Receiving our
4B old hvorite brands of Butter and Cheese
l20 boxes Cheese; 46 kegs Butter; now in store
for snle by WINSTON & SHALL,
d1A : Ero,, I ,r,o
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Westminster Probate District, IS.
To the Heirs, Legatees and Devisees, Tor their
Guardians) Of the Estate of JONATHAN
PRIEST, late of Athens in said district,
deceased, ~testate, and all concerned therein I:
A PPLICATION having been made by
IA Jonathan Cotton, Executor on said estate,
for license TO sell so much of the real estate at
public auction or private sale as will be sufi-
cient TO pay the debts of said deceased: You
are hereby notified that. a hearing will be had
in the premises at the Probate Court 10 be
holden on the last Wednesday of January
instant, at the Inn of Chester Rand, in Towns.
bend. And unless bonds be given with sufi-
cient ~sureties for the payment of said debts,
within such time as the court shall then and
there direct, license and authority will be given
the said executor to sell so much of the real
estate of said deceased as will raise such sum
as the personal estate is insufficient to pay.
And il appearing that a part of the said real
estate will be sufficient for said purpose, and
that such part cannot be sold without injury to
those interested in the remainder thereof; You
are notified to shew cause why license should
not be granted said executor TO sell the whole
of said real estate.
Given under my hand at Putney, in said
district. this LIST day of January, A. ID. 1888.
10 JAMES CRAWFORD, Prob, Reg.
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A OF VERMONT.

District Of Westminster, SIS.
BY The Honorable DAVID L. PUTNAM, Esq,
Judge of the Probate Court within and for
said district-To all concerned in the Els,
tate of BERLAH WHEELER, late of
Jamaica in said district, deceased, Greeting:
WHEREAS Zachariah w. Wheeler,
w Administrator on the Estate of said de-
ceased, has suggested to said Judge, that he
proposes to render the first account of his ad-
ministration on said estate, at the Probate
Court next to be holden at the Inn of Chester
Rand, in Townshend, in said district, on the
last Wednesday of January inst .,-Therefore
you are hereby cited to appear at the said Pro-
bate Court, and shew cause, if any you have,
why the said account should not be allowed,
and distribution of the residue Of said estate be
made among the heirs.
Dated at Putney in said district, this LIST day
of January, A. d. 1888.
BY order of the Judge.
10 JAMES CRAWFORD, Prob. Reg.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. s
OF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, information having been re.
ceived OF a dangerous excitement on the
Northern Frontier Of the United States. in
consequence Of the civil War begun in Can.
ada, and instructions having been given 10
the United States officers on the frontier. and
applications having been made to the Gov.
ernoFs OF the adjoining States to prevent any
unlawful interference on the part Of our cit.
izens in the contest unfortunately commenc.
ed in the British Provinces: additional in.
formation has just been received, that, not.
outstanding the proclamations of the Gov.
ernors Of the States Of New York and Yer.
mont, exhorting their citizens to refrain from
any unlawful acts within the territory of
the United States and Notwithstanding the
presence OF the civil officers of the United
States. who, by my directions, have visited
the scenes OF commotion with the view of
impressing the citizens with a proper sense
OF their duty, the excitement, instead of be-
ing appeased, is every day increasing in de-
gree-that arms and munitions of War, and
other supplies, have bren procured by the
insurgents in the United States-that a mill.
tary force, consisting, in part at least, of citi-
zens OF the United States, had been actually
organized, had co%ngregated at Navy Island,
and were still in arms under the command
Of a citizen Of the United States, and that
they were constantly receiving accessions
and aid:
Now, therefore, to the end that the au-
thority Of the laws may be maintained, and
the faith Of treaties observed, |, MARTIN
VAN buren,. do most earnestly exhort
all citizens Of the United States who have
thus violated their duties, 10 return peace
ably to their respective homes;-and |
hereby warn them, that any persons
who shall compromit the neutrality OF this
Government by interfering in an unlawful
manner with the affairs Of the n%eigbboring
British Provinces. will render themselves
liable to arrest and punishment under the
laws Of the United States, which will be
rigidly enforced; and. also, that they will
receive no aid or countenance from their
Government into whatever difficulties they
may be thrown by the violation of the laws
Of their country. and Of the territory Of u
n%eighboring and friendly nation.
Given under my hand at the city of Wash
ington, the fifth day Of January, A. ID.
1888. and the sixty-second year of the
independence of the United States.
MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
BY the President:
JOHN FORSYTH, Secretary Of STATE.
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Bleeding To deatA-A poor black wo-
man, named Rose, 60 years old. bled to
death from a wound on her ankle. in the O.
pen street, Newark. on Thursday last
There were plenty who saw her with the
blood streaming from her foot, the ground
presented the appearance OF u slaughter
house; but none proffered her any care or
assistance ill from weakness she fell 10 the
ground. unable to move further. Shs died
in q few minutes afterwards.
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MEETING.

Agreeably to previous notice a large mum
Der OF the friends of Temperance in Dunn
merston met on Tuesday evening, January
ed, for the purpose Of taking into considers
ton the expediency Of recognizing a Tenn
perance Society in that place. The meeting
was organized by choosing Joseph Duncan,
Esq. Chairman. and Clark Rice, Secretary,
The object of the meeting was then con.
sidered and remarks were made upon the
subject by a number of gentlemen present,
when it was unanimously
Resolped, That it is expedient and dcsira.
Bile that such reorganization should take
place.
A Constitution was then read and adop.
ted when a number Of appropriate Resolu.
tions were presented by the Rev. E. Child,
which, after being severally considered, were
adopted.
Voted, That the annual meeting of this
Society be held on the first Wednesday oil
January annually.
The following officers were then chosen
for the ensuing year.
c. RICE, President.
l.. SMITH, Vice President.
J. F. DIX, Secretary.
d. WILDER. Treasurer.
J. Whitney, Jr,)
w. Knight,
O. Miller, Executive Committee,
A. Dutton.
J. E. Worden,
Voted, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secreta-
ry and that a copy be presented 10 each ofthe
Editors OF the Brattleboro papers for publ
cation. Voted to adjourn.
J. DUNCAN, Chairman.
G. RICE, Secretary.
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STATE OF

District of Marlboro, s..
Al the Probate Court holden at Wilmington in
said District on the last Wednesday Of No
vember, AID. 1S37--Present, Hon. Asa
KNIGHT, Judge:
ZONES Dolly Adams, Executrix of the last
~ Will and Testament of LEVI ADAMS.
late OF Halifax in said District, deceased, and
moves for license TO sell the whole of the real
estate OF said deceased, pursuant to the direc-
lions OF said Will, except that part thereof
which is decreed to said E.xecutrix: W
upon 1t is ordered that a hearing be had in the
premises before said Court at the session there
OF next TO be holden at Brattleboro in said Dis
trIct, on the last Wednesday of January next;
and for the purpose Of notifying-ihe heirs and
all concerned, of the time and place of hear
ing, said Executrix is directed to publish a copy
OF the record Of this order three weeks success
be.
A true copy Of record.
IL Attest, A. KEYES, Ree'r.
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From the Globe of Saturday night.

Prompt and energetic measures have been
adopted by the President in relation TO the
difficulties on our Northern Frontier, as are
apparent from the Message to Congress and
the Proclamation. In consequence OF the
outrage committed on our territory, it is pre-
sumed by unauthorized and lawless men,
the President has decided to call out a sufi-
cient force of the militia Of the State of N.
York to protect our citizens from similar at
tacks, and to be ready to enforce the execu-
ton of the laws, in the event Of the civil!
authority proving insufficient. and Congress
vesting in him proper and adequate authori-
~ to compel the execution Of treaty stipula-
tons; and while he defends the inviolabili.
ty of our own territory. he will prevent that
Of a neighboring and friendly power from
being invaded by persons living within the
jurisdiction Of the United States, and who
ought to be under its control.
General Scott, we understand, is ordered
to the Northern Frontier. TO take command
Of the troops that may be called into service.
Yesterday morning. about nine o'clock, a
Mr. McHenry. in company with two other
persons, entered our office. He enquired
the dutHOT OIL an uTtiCle III OUT pdpeT. AS
we believed his intentions were hostile, and
as we were unarned, we requested him and
his friends to call at twelve, when the au-
thor should be made known to him.
Ia the mean time we consulted a friend
stated TO him the circumstances. He advis-
ed us to arm ourselves and be prepared.
At twelve o'clock we were at our Office
the loco foco made his appearance-we i'm
meditely rose and stated to him the author.
AT the moment. he struck me across the
head. Stunned by the blow | retired a few
PAGES. drew a pistol and fired. 1t missed
him.
He fred in return, but without effect-at
the same time jumping to an fro through
the Office to avoid my aim. ] fired again,
and the ball passed through his hat. He
then hid himself behind the imposing stone,
which was between us. and from under the
table, on which the stone was placed, fired at
me-thus wounding me in the feshy partof
my leg.
Thus terminated this most cowaIdly at
tack, by a most unprincipled loco-foco black
guard.
The wound | have received is ;rihing,
and though it may %confine me to my bed
for SOM days. still l shall use my efforts
against loco.focoism, and the unprincipled
wretches that are summoned to its support.
Neio Orleans Com. Herald.
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U rIrTEENrH. lsaa,

IDsAll who are indebted to us for the Yer
Phoenix, Advertising or Job Work, are
requested to be ready to settle their accounts
by the 18th of January. Our heavy bills be-
come due at that time, and we trust our pat
rons will be disposed TO assist us. Dec. 1897.
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1.-THE arrest ofthe Archbishop of Cologne Is

THE arrest ofthe Archbishop of Cologne is
producing its effects. lnsurrectionary pla.
cards have been stuck up in the streets OF
that town, calling on the inhabitants TO de.
lend by force the liberty of religious belief
The authorities have taken their stand
Field-pieces are stationed in the streets,
which are also traversed by numerous pa.
~trollers.
--latest from Portsmouth, Eng.-By the
packet ship Quebec, we have a Portsmouth
paper OF Dec. 9TH. Two regiments of Brit.
Ish troops, the 65th and card, have been or.
dered to the North American Proyinces.-D
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-12

LyA THE subscriber offers for sale
f..s.H good Farm, pleasantly situated in
e Brattleboro, with good buildings
sMlAseSA. thereon, and well proportioned into
Woodland, Moving aud Pssturing,-for no
other reason than that he wishes 10 break up
housekeeping. He will also sell his Farming
Tools, if desired. Possession given by the goth
OF March next. For further particulars enquire
oil the subscriber, living on the premises.
E. II. WHEELER.
Brattleboro, Jan. 3, 1893. *is
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MARRIED.

AT Dummerston, 9th inst. by Rev Mr. Graves Of
Townshend, Mr. Roy.i T.. Hall Of Townshend, to Miss
Dolly Stone Of Dummerston.
In Nottingham, 4ih inst by Rev Mr. Ballou, Mr.
James Miller Of Stamford, VI. to Miss Olive Read Of
Nottingham.
In Greenfield, Mass. Mr. Edward p. Graves to Mise
Sarah M. Keith, both Of Greenfield.
Az Halifax, LIST inst. Mr. Edward J. Tinkham Of
Middleborough, Mass. to Miss Mary burlington Of
Colerain.
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Brattleboro High school.

"HE next Term of this school will com
Il mence January 3ist. Terms as usual.
Scholars from abroad can obtain good ac-
commodations on reasonable terms.
PHLANDER WILDER, Principal.
Brauleboro, East Village, Jan. II, 1888. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-12

Next TUESDAY evening, half past 9. Lecture by
tt Tyler; Subject, The progress Of Astronomy.
The following resolution will be introduced, upon
which gentlemen are invited to ipeak,--That United
States Senators are bound to obey the instructions of
their State Legislature. By order.
p. WILDER, Scc'ry.
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Brighton Market--Monday, Jan. 8, 1888

Brighton Market--MOnday, Jan. 8, 1888.
Al market $50 Beef Ca tie, 1850 Sheep, and 400
Swine. 100 Beef Cattle uusold
Beef C~attis-Sales were quite dull, and
no advance effected. We quote extra at 8 70 a 81,
hrsi quality 6 20 a 8 IS; second quality 3 30 a So;
third qualify a 20 a 5 rs W
~Shssp-Lols were sold at 81, 2 rs, Q 80, So, and
3 10
Ssoine--Two lois we're sold at g. for sows and &c
for BarroSs. At retail, 0 for Sows, and 10 for Bar
rows
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LATEST FROM HAvRE.

Ed Sis The packet ship Vile de Lyon, the
havs OF the NY. Journal Of Commerce
Is, Tayre papers to the evening Of Dec.
Inc Havre Journal Of that date says,
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The PEOPLE R CoMING.-The last
Nashua ONLY Telegraph contains an ad-
dress to the Mechanics and Laborers of
Nashua, signed by twenty-five gentlemen
who were formerly Jackson men, condemn
ing the policy and measures of the present
State and National administrations, and ap-
pealing to their brethren through the facts
which they lay out, to COME IN WITH THEIR
AID to effect a change which is so much de-
sired. and which should be the first object
Of every who would check the
abuses which have so long prevailed. A
change Of E will secure a change of
MEASURES; and through change of MEN
and MEASURES only, are the MECHANICS
and LABoRERs 10 expect better times.
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Akeley Reuben
Adams Mylo
Ames Sybil
Burbank Sophronia
Bates Philander
Butterfeld Benjamin
Brigham j. C.
Bailey William
Bryant Elizabeth
Briggs Douglass
Barrett Ransel
Crouch Mrs
Carter William
Conant William
Chase M.
Dunklee Emory
DuDklee Solomon
Dickinson Lucretia
E~asterbrooks John
Elliot James
Emmons Belissent
Earl William
Frost Mary Jane
Frink Ephraim
Farr Celatia
Goodenough Robert
Harris P. r.
Hadley Roynlia
Hazeltine Serene
Horton Jonathan
Haden VIM. C..
Joy Samuel c.
Jackson JOSEPH
Jamison James
Lamb Lysis
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