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$42 so.
Shep-At Al 33, 81 so, AL 81, SO 25, and S3 IL.
S0ine-Old hogs at wholesale, 4 12 C. At retail 4
IL to 5 1-2c.
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CABINET SHOP.

- s
VNHE subscriber having taken the CABI-
III NET SHOP recently occupied by jesse
Batchelder, and situated in the easterly part
of this Village, hereby announces to the pub
lie that he is carrying on the above business
in its various departments.
SOFAS, SECRETARIES,
COMMON AND DRESS BUREAUS,
Dress, Dining and other TABLES; Light
and Wash STANDS; French and other
BEDSTEADS, are among the many articles
of CABINET FURNITURE which will be
found on hand, or male IN short notice. The
above named, and all the articles manufactur.
cd at this shop will be warranted of as good
material, and as well made, as can be found
at any shop in Rutland or Addison County,
and will be sold on fair terms.
GNA1RG
will be kept constantly on hand and for sale.
cay Wood, LUMBER, and most kinds of
Produce will be taken in payment.
J.J. STACKS.
Brandon, Sept, 10, 1876, 13
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STATE OF VERMONT.
DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, IS.

DIoIKICI OF 6S.) :.
IRE 1T REMEMBERED, that at a Probate
Court held at Rutland, within and for
said District, on the 18th day Of September,
A. d. l846, Present, WIN, HALL, Judge,
Whereas, Barzillai Davenport, Administra-
tor Of the estate Of Jason Hack, late of Bran
don in said District, deceased, intestate, pro-
poses to render an account Of his administra-
ton of said estate; Therefore, 1t is ordered,
that said account be referred for examination
and allowance to the first Monday, being the
I'd day Of November next, and that a copy Of
this record be published three weeks success
sively previous thereto in the Voice of Free
dom, a newspaper printed at said Brandon,
that all persons interested may appear and OBJ
ject to the allowance thereof, ifthey see cause.
A true copy of record.
16 HENRY HALL, Register.
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range of the heart of the town and was SER
we'd throughout the night with good effect.
Early on the morning OF the gath, l rccel-
we'd a flag from the town, bearing a commu-
%nication from General Ampudia. | also ar
ranged with the bearer of the flag a cessation
of fire until y o'clock, which hour | appoin-
ted TO receive the final answer Of Gen AM
pudia at Gen Worth's head quarters. Before
the appointed time, however, General Ampu-
dia had signifed to Gen. Worth his desire
for a personal interview with me, for the pur-
pose of making some definite Arrangement
An interview was accordingly appointed for
one o'clock and resulted in the ! aiming of a
commission to draw up articles of agreement
regulating the withdrawal Of the Mexican for
ces, and Il temporary cessation OF hostilitles.
The commissioners named by the Mexican
gen eral in chief were Generals OteGa and
Requena and Don Manuel M Llano, govern
or OF New Leon. Those named on the Amer
lean side were General Worth, General Hen
derson, Governor of Texas, and Col Davis, of
theMississippi volunteers The commission fin
ally settled upon the articles, ofwhich l en-
close a copy, (No4,) the duplicates of which
Gin Spanish and English have been duly sign
cd. Agreeably to the provisions of the 4th
article, our t:oops have this morning occupied
the citadel.
/ am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
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TYPE FOUNDRY. S. N. DIcK1N.

TYPE FOUNDRY. S. N. DIcK1N.
n SON & Co., offer their services to the
Printers throughout the country as TYPE
AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDERS. They
can furnish fonts ofany required weight, from
Diamond to English. They warrant their
manufacture to be equal to that of any other
foundry in the country. Their prices are
the same as at any other respectable foundry,
and their terms will be as favorable as can be-
found elsewhere.
They cast a very large assortment of Job
Type, Leads, Cuts, Metal Furniture, Quota
tons, &c. sc. They have Just got up a Com
b%ination Metal Stereotype Block, which will
be found ofgreat utility to Book Printers,and
altogether the most economical Block in use
Constantly on hand, Brass Rule, Metal
Rule, Composing Sticks, Cases, Chascs, Stands,
Galleys, Furniture, &c. &c. Entire Offices
furnished at short notice.
They have just got up a series of Text let
ter, suitable for the headings of newspapers:
and as they are continually adding to their
assortment, and to their facilities for TYNE
Founding, they would respectfully ask the at.
t%ention Of Printers to their establishment, at
No. 52 Washington street, Boston. eff
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NEW FALL O

AL The CHEAPEST STOKE In
RUTLAND OR ADDISON COUNTY.
THNHE subscribers have just received from
Il New York a very large and general as
sortment of FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
CROCKERY, GLASS & HARD WARE,
Dfu95 ano MsOitines,
which they offer for CASH Or PRODUCE,
at greatly reduced prices. They latter them
selves they can give great bargains, as their
Stock was purchased for cash when the mar
ket was at the lowest point. We cannot boast
of "%ruining any particular class of manufac-
t%urers," but are very confident our goods are
bought at prices Which will enable US to sell
as cheap as the cheapest, and are prepared to
meet the closest competition, at home or a
broad. Only give US a call and we will salts
fly YOU of the truth Of our statement
FLETCHER WRIGHT.
Orwell, Oct. IL, 1916.
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BRIGHTON ~MARKET-OCT. II.
Reported for The Boston Traveller.

AT market, 1850 Beef Cattle, 80 yokes Working Oxen,
AZ Cows and Calves, 1880 Sheep, 1900 swine
Prices Beef ~CdtHe-Extra 5000: first quality SIS so
second quality, $450 q 4 rs; third quality, IS 60 a 425.
Working 0res-Sole Rcticed $40, ST3, $50 and S91.
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THE NEW YORKER

THE NEW YORKER
rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY at the
Tribune BUILDINGS corner OF Nassau
and Spruce streets, opposite the City Hall,
Price 81 per annum. Twelve copies $40.
Twenty five copies $50.
New YORK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
published every Wednesday and Saturday.
Price SO per annum. Two copies for So.
The New YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
published once a week. Price 50 per annum.
Ten copies for SD. Twenty copies for 1921.
THE New YORK DAILY TRIBUNE is pub
lished every morning, Sunday excepted
Price SIS per anEhm, 18:3w
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DEATH OF A MEMBER OF H HOUSE.
have a melancholy duty to perform, in
announcing the very suddendeath, on Sunday
morning, at his room at the Pavilion, of DR..
WILLIAM CULLEN WARNER, representative
of the town of Bristol. aged AZ years. BY a
g%rievous mistake, DR.. Warner took Il large
dose of strychnine, which, in spite Of the
immediate services of a physician, resulted in
his death in the space OF ten minutes. The
members and officers of both Houses, the OIL
GERS Of the State and National governments
present in town, and the citizens generally,
expressed their respect for the deceased by
uniting in the funeral services. At two o.
clock the funeral procession repaired to the
hall Of the House of Representatives under
the direction of the Sergeant-at-A Arms and
after the r%ealingofthe ,riptures and prayer,
the body Of the deceased was given into the
possession oftriends, and removed to Bristol.
The DaiLy Journal.
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DESTITUTE EMIGRANTs. Quite a de-
plorable sight was witnessed on "Wednesday
evening, at the foot of Dover street. New
York, in the 4th ward. 1t seems, says the
Herald, the ship Sardinia brought over 800
Dutch emigrants, consisting of men, women,
and children, all in a state of Substitution, and
avast number ofthem sick. About $50 wom-
Ell and children were taken to the 4th Ward
station-house ? the balance of them lay on the
deck, with hardly q rag to cover them, expos
ed to the weather.
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~ The type on which this paper is print
ed was furnished by S. N. Dickinson & Co.,
and they have the liberty of referring to the
prop!rietors for any information that may be
required.
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richest kind. The carpet is the only pattern
of the kind ever imported, and is "A part Of
the same in the drawing room of Louis Phil
lippe.
We have never travelled on board a boat
which has so little motion, or on which the
the luxuries Of travel are so perfect ana pro-
fuse.-N Y. Tribune.
Although there are several nicely finished steam
boats on the North and East rivers, the Isaac New
ton surpasses them all. This splendid floating pal
ace goes from Albany to New 70 k on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday nights, and from New York
to Albany on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
nights. If any of our Vermont folks wish to get the
worth of their money in riding, and satiating their
taste for beauty, they will find a good return from a
trip on this boat,
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OlREOR AlCIORIA.

Notwithstanding that the II ur and other brealsufs
sent 10 England are 81 the purcs quality. nevertheless
W. learn from the Batavia \. Y Times that Mr. Henry
Smh entrrprsng miller OF that county sent six ba
res 81 thc cholcst suporne Tennessee -four manuiactu-
red nj his mill IN " heatHnd Monroe county. 10 Queen
GLORIA aud for which in due time. h, received from hor
Majesty The cemarabo hitlc sum If Hrcc thousand dol
lars The lluu Iu upn hiaily finished barrels.
neatly vanished. cnc scd sacks and forwarded direct
to The Queen al lnnd The iurtunae experiment up
nllc appetite OF Royalty to have suited her Ma
lcsy : palate needy. that IN addition the ample re-
uncaon r hls frs, adventure. he has recently receiv-
I'd an cra,r direct fran l. ndon for three thousand bareLs
more "ol the sort which lie has prom pity for.
wardod.
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I'VE nniersgncd hay ing recently rented and taken posses
sion OF the Natural Bdse Hotel, most respectfully tendf
Their services 10 the rmer patrons, friends to the greatest nat
nral eno7esand to the public soi ain
M aid consideration the nremited attention that shall
he given to the cpnfpr ana gr,ti alton OF all who may tvor
them with their company. ~ motive IN behalf ol one among
Natures greatest works. (anl naa'emen to those " are
admirers Of and acknowledge its superoryD CAR has been
attached to IT. IN which persons whpeeet safety, DC
conveyed from prominent height 10 the surfcc Of the
stream below. In its descent yon have tni an perfect
view OF the Arch and the many curioses which have been
discovered since that addition hanks 10 Capt Joi l.tcN-
LAND former of the property for his ingenuity which
must rebound to Its credit) From the construction oil the
'arypnmay be placed within fw PAGES OF In" tAti and
AIS friendly the Los. under its guardian wing mn
medaey the OF the Arch and to have been
probably fixed there by Supreme Power to the surprise a
wonder of his creaa Is.
TN the 9th OF December naxt, intend furnishing BALI
ny way OF inroluson which occasion tie Bridge and
var will be illuminated the latter accompanied by Band ol
excellent music its descens and asrcnts All those VINO
may ayo us with their patronage shall be ce1mmodated
with the best the country Will aprd No pains whatever on
inc part Of the Popreto, shah be spared, to render then
guests comfortable
JOHN LEWIS EUBANN,
ltc. 3-ts GEORGE WIN. \. RNNE
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NOTICE..

virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and thancery for the County o Nelson, pronounced on
NV second day of October Si6 in the suit therein depcinE
em George Wright and others plaintiffs, and Charles
and others defendants, which decree is Transferred
'e benefit Of Charles pcrrov, shall on Friday, the sh
'anaty next if fair, if np the neNt fair day thereafter
rse to sale, the premises, the TRACT OF LAND
en the said Charles Prvis resides in The County oi Mel
ana about two miles from the pNu Of Ioyngston and
lining TWO HUNDRED or less, OF 50 much
Fao as will pay debt interest and in said decree
and charges of sale. The terms ci sale Will be Tor
lash as will cover charges aud the balance in equal
o sly twelve and eighteen months credit. the par-
g,ns bonds with approved e,urityand the the with
~ me fvmca' of the nlr'h 5se money j. fall, made
"ec3-thJ WILLIAM s. LOVING, Com'l.
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letter from Washington 10 the editor Of the Bat
more Patriot naratt4 the following Amusing incident:
S4mc time since Nr. lloliTo1A, private mail agent
At the North b45ht huge cheese II Connecticut and
scn it on TO Washington by the string d mad agents
long the route asa present 10 Cob Cave johnson, the
Postmaster General. Al right Subordnales know
how totce the fancy of their supcrors, in most
Sonctm s. however, iunctonarics from the S1llh-wcst
a,e not over fond If cheese BE the case with Col
johnson as It may. the cheese. instead Of being the
oiyer intended was, most likely by some agent who
loves Cave johnson less than he doris cheese msah,ey
oasy caped in the pest ,ce nail, by which convey
came safe 10 hand with one manfred and teeaty
fire dalars stage charged on it, Col johnson fused
tbe present and ldre tho cheese to be taken back
So taf might * properly fad a~y m 'ihs dead le'
tr etitc -
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q Nftuepi deed otlrust, made b, Richard = Ellis.
y III Which Thomas II Ellis and thaupr Garter are
constituted fUstces, bearing date the }ra August $50
and repuled III the Jerk office OF the county Amherst
nude 10 secure the payment Of the debit therein specified
the undersigned. hanre Carter. with the assent andap
prevail 81 the said fhomas II Ellis will upon the DIST day
ofDccembrr, IL, lr and II not the lar day the
s2eto be continued lrau day IaA until completed NJ
P"ar NtIlsm the county II Amherst sell 1t public auc
llnn. 10 lh- hlnL--I LLL-LLL ..usL u
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E.aLL StPPLl.
Lee ~ az bert =

RE- Just in receipt Of their Fail Stock OF "r9ffroS
u l i5nors Domestic Gouhs Sc. &c. which have
been recently purchased such terms as to eaa1,e them
,;r ia ther friends in the country and the pablo gen
Grady. very great inducements to buy. ..,..,
we solicit call from all w51 are in want {" good ana
LEE < ROBERTS.
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decd oiirlst as containing TWO 1T Nrrrp l>r nanr,
tl"nr 'cRtN, ADJOINING the lanIs otEdWaM 'rinsey and
others.
Ns' another TRACT also situated in sud county aud
described N sad deed IS containing TWO NJ >nRln tNp
EIGHTY "nn ACRES. adjoining the lands Of BcN,rl, pa
y,sanduthcrs.
A- another TR \Cr OF LAND described in said
deed. asrantinnp fotR on rIvr Npurn >,RES. stu
at DIN the county Of Amherst. purchased by Rlrhard
ts "lJohn Hoy heirs. ADJOINING thclan@s ol Martin
\. Dawson and others
AS. another TRACT land ying in The said county
Il Amherst and ,ssrIad m said dol rs containing ON
Ill Nn'shp ANn fafl1N teRle. purhas a D, said Rich
arI : ELS ejahu Ioag. adu,au2 the iu1s oi : pulul
Nrel, :, hcjfsanl ail4l,
Ns1.@1ther iRhCrorn1in the said county Of Am
hert ami described IN said decd containing tn, o MY
hRtb NNntlaun orp >eRrs, purchased Dr., said Rich
nd ) Ellis vi Lindsey ufas. djoinna the Lands Of lal
bot. AesI aai others.
And by frmr auoh, deed of trust made iheelnlc
X rardN Fills, bearing date the It'll day ol June Ns
and duly recorded IN The clt rs oi of The sd count, of
Amh'rsi.ln which ihonas H. Ellis. Charles Ellis and
thampe Garter arr constituted 'Ius' Is made Er tn,
parPe Of curing and Plynt the debts therein ennrn
tel. tn uni r~l2n d. Champe tarer with the assent an
approval ol liz sud Thomas H. IN Cnres Ellis will ,t
tn" same TIM AMI place II iir and if not tn II VI flir
day ihes' Ia continue tfan,av ia dry unit; the sale
cHi' 'I.s llipHl=He lg=' bidder. at luticauetan / +
css'l,a TitACTOFI LAND. s0plfadln tars,id ,on n,
II NmbsJst aa' d. uael in sHl dcad MS containing
ro'E HUNDRED ra'fNr Two ANp#, ntir etRfs. lrIr
I#eaItf aid Il h1rI Ellis ofJoln Bur's. I'm " u,
on GIe s4u.h Mi rs ii P.d.r Rlur
Ns1.4a7.h#rlR VT Il Land lrirr. nal l,i4g in Il +,
'ld county #(mhef-f aBI d.ssrfl in sIIl ae,l liz
containing o ~ It ArGrp TeRB #,Np3 ,HrHt.
lynn oa tha ~oaib waters ot pd,r Rigpr. anil wIrha
~ ~ sad RHharI ) Fills of Samuel Bu51. (.,n 81
C,huIo*) adjoining The laad,of the ,slataof Joshua
t.li,saud Others
AIs'. another TRACT Of Land in tn said county Of
Amherst. Described Ia said deel ar euniantue rlrr,
gaEs, purchased by sud RsInnI :, Ellis Of Charll
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DEG EYiI3I.R list. 1916.

ANOTHER STDGk OF SPLENDID GOODS.
Cheaper Stiil-though more beautiful than ever.
AN NOW RECEIVING, direct from the Northern Mar
kes the following and elegant Goods They are de-
ciclly rich -cal and see them.
Black and Fancy CaSsmercs-A large assortment.
Cloths Of all grades Bioticy best l6aite
fren,h Cloatngs for I.ocs-An eireant atllri'
Highland pats Ladies br,sscs-lhe nealest and mos
elegant Goods imported.
Pad Cahmere and N,1slin de aines in great variety,
one SPLENDID ROBE-Emhrarlercd IN gold at h' dol
lars the most elegant party dress ever seen IN upper "
gnia.
One Bridal Nci-s1ih
Two more White embroidered Grape Shaws, ry beautiful
Print, in great Abundance he p b,nve than ever seen
in this market
Silk Worked Nparras-A large stock,
Fiannels and Flannel Shlts,
Silk Vests Tor Ladies, e.. ~ Sc.
All o,yhieh viii be sold low ior the Cash.
Dec. 3-ts WIN II RYAN,
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DWELLING lIOl SIS

T~R DWELLING llol SES fySyRSN.
@sI;,,s and t'ardtus attached Ia each ssNlS&xT
fhafIIiB a Snme House Maaulac tETMf
6 - Ss4sA ufue Mil, ttty feet hy forty. 49,
viii thWe pair oi Stpne,,a Wheat Mil. Corn aud rlas
Tel Mil The tract 81 land contains luor III ACRES.
Embedded upon lmest1ne ol the hest quality, with Il
qoarN immediately upon the Canal. | will scll the
Mil. stnc House and Dwelling, with hundred \
crrs OF Wood Land. attached Ia The same. ar the sup
port as fuel. N lMlt 4e the Whole ua,oihcr. It may
suit purchasers. Any p"rsu. wishing To invest in sueh
valuable property. Will ralluPon the subscriber residing
Within one nar el II. "ha will take ereat pleasure IN
showing the same. and great bargain uay be expected
vii say II has the Ives, custom OF any NH know
OF III the county. Nirdmp lram La Ia }lM arrs nj toll
per Year. ALEXANDER MI NDN.
Nept2t Is
o. The Richmond Wing VII please cory. and send
account 10 tbs otlire hr collection.
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John ". s'aye.
~ LII

Vk'lll practise IN the inferior and Superior Court
w Il lAuehbug. also IN The counties ol Campbell
Nmlers aud \ppanatt1N. Office in Scaoalirds build
nv. ue'r the Market house
Oct. -
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ALEXANDRIA, VOLUNTEERS ACCEPTED.

Gov Smith has accepted The services Of "AieNan-
dria Volunteers. uhawill form part Of the Regiment Of
Infantry required by the President of the :. from tho
State oiVugna. The ranks of the company have been
gradually llngup. and now that the uncertainty of their
acceptance is removed. we cannot permit ourselves Ia
doubt that the whole number necessary TO the organization
of the corps will be speedily enrolled As soon as tho
Company is full the officers will be elected. and the mus
ter rolls and certificates ofelecon made out and iorwar-
ed To the Governor who will theoupon issue the commits
rendezvous al Richmond. without deay.-,lcr. CAT.
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z,ninis. plL. ,gNifc ElcMa e.'c.

EbRINIE. VI unIain Iinsccd Oh, LOWS best White
\ Lead. and goner1 ass itmert Of DIy=Panls,
Vamshcs Brushes Spirit arrrrrcniinr Putty, sc. &c
For ao by JOIN Il. St.Al Druggist
Sept. = Is
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A g'ac,0r, TO: tscnt,


Tg1iIE subscriber has on hand a stock Of very SliPF
d RlDR S.IGAR>. Of various brands 10 which h
would invite the altent 4 smokers
Join II. sEAl, Druggist.
My 27 IS
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conn .gE' E.tSY'!

GtII.K PRINCES AMI BUTTONS. iu,t received, ol
y every shade and pattern. Gail som OF yen Wmss
lhcm. -. i. I. PEI EhN.
Or % Is
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.N(lII'CE.


HI-ST received. direct from the Manufacturer, ll2p
81 wards OF beautiful PRINCES, assorted coIor7 and
widths to which we respectfully invite The attention q
the Ladies' Btli' III ohF'l' y ~
\ovnn,hcr % Is
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Mr. Francis Gricc, Of the New York Navy Yard has
been aph,lntod Chief Naval Cos ructor of the Navy
Mr. f. Grice in conjunction with his father. built the
tinted 5 es Frgate Guerriere in Philadelphia, IN
ISL The appointment is one that will be 5und advan-
ageous 10 the country, it is deserved honor to Mr.
Grice.
The subject of River and lIarbor Improvements his
been taken in hand in good earnest by the people OF Chi
cago Illinois, who have held large public meeting T.
take some action in relation the great meeting that to
be held in that city in July Of le4i
The Boston Journal SAYS
I'VE are informed that grocer in this city his re-
ceivcd large order from dist ngushed lawyer. also re-
siding and practising in this city, for greenes oil dfer-
eat kinds he distributed Among number OF poor fam
Ilrs'
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Correspondence y hr Baltimore .4merican.
" ,suINErnS na,

The Diplomatic circles have been engaged fr s,me
days ras in earnest dis usson Of The effect the arrest Il
The itonrh Consul At Monterey. The nature Of his Of
s.ens th- ii may lead 10 difficulty between the two ma
tons Ii is question likely al least 10 lead to long con-
lroyrrsy.
Nations e a long limc have taken up the quarrels OF
their agents. and without much regard to the question
Wheeler the, were in the right or wrong. II is very
probable HAT there has been good for the
made and that the discussion has arisen here from the
natural senstyeness Of persons holding ,iees Of Dipo
macy 10 thcir rights,
a'ne REsrLI IN low t-'ihe Legislature Of this New
STATE met al Iowa city on last Monday. 1t ascerianed
thai the vote ON ioal ballot " II stand,
Democrats rs
Wings II
l..
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NsITrON 4 NASH'o Extra Fine CHEWING
- TOBACCO can be had by calling on +. d. lca
lngs. said II be very fne by good Judges Of the ar
Gle Call and give il trial.
Oct. y is
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IIT|F IN
W higs
independents

II will he seen that the controlling votes h,l by
his .'lalcpondeals,' from Lee county.
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ElIIEI MATlC OiNTMENT.- Ga Alad a b. o
Ia HnGrN,1t pI>rs- ytirhi~ sail, hv those who hly,
used it. 10 b. excellent article pfire only 10 rents af
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