New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

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could g n account Of there being 20 many .ne pst
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hands Garrett he pessed behind ne 70 pay 10. I'LL
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while ohe talking Days conduct looked sssplcoss %
out ren treated whoever In The room AFTER we sos
Brunss; he asked all to drink.
Abraham V. Conner being sworn, says--I was at
ting in the back Burs when the Inspectors OF Cate.
ton sned with the ballot boz when the Inspectors ay.d ne
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think by Mr. Burns saying some q them wanted 70 e NJ.
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and he doubted whether he would be on hand tr
m az further conversaion caion Keep hssye on
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in few minutes returned Into the and said was reazyi
m s11ns td m No. a they could take their bso into
with them and set on the liable b them they re-
ns ts ballot boz setting on the table near where t dcns
link they asked me to tss charge G have 10 anS Ss
thought they had better take The ballot box wi,s them
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s 'as a n ms IL e With Sqs
two Minute and Mr. Bun. came s s1S rom rat s ~ s
and asked where the Inspectors we're od him That asy BAD
bs Sf %t more than time to take bis .e when
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charge Of ths bsobOs he thanked m. and sOt up .nd
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asked me to drink with him I declined drink
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wished 10 zee me ne we entered ne room Tss ns Ga
Of Waited search Of Bhen end found hin coming in
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Mr. oBsn Soh the los, very so the door ws e. Sss
fPsa sitting WITH he don't think more than
5 hs sSaP we're
the barcom when out There we're three door;
opened yhsP there Daily appeared 70 be IpssS M
O'Bren and Cox went to tea.
John Motzer, being duly sworn saith: reside in
him. The following 10y SsndSi
No H. To Brother and the friend, Of the Temperance
cruse in the Town Of Castleton.
No this county and scarcely one In this state has IN
/ M vile GROCERIES than has your town. -
riot aud disorder and the most hassns
violation and Decoration Of the Sabbath.
Supervisor Of the town the Of Brother Francis o.
Shaw has the Electors He has always been
seaous and Efficient worker In His election viii in
suppression these hauu OF vice and inquity and
will dive citizens peaceful SabbatLs good order and Tenn
perence.
Let therefore, appeal to every brother to vote for this
nd Of Temperance order and to only vote but work
for bis election Wednesday next - -
MGvI 1900 BY Order Of the Division"
yf,,oss 7 lsndhi atu
night before Town Meeting, at about q O'Clock M Ray
Ton brought ia HIMSELF he pulled two out OF his pocket
and rey them counter; 'opk of them and put
rgt up Patrick Carn, Patrick Wheeler, and two others 90
not know By In with him. Tompkins came In AGAR
Iisge.