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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-17
Addison County Court.
DEC. TERM, 1867

Hon. JOHN PIERpOINT, Chief Judge
" JoNAs n. SMITH, Asst J,d,os
JAMES NJ. SLApu 49,
The term closed on Saturday last, after
session of only five days. OF the thirty
cases OH the jury calendar, only two were
tried.
GrareS rs Taylor, VAS an action for
troycr. a jury was called, but the plain
iiT entered a nonsuit Stewart and
Hawkins for plf. Clark and Briggs and
Orm4bcc for diff.
Bo'cea rs. HagArs 8. HmiJH, was an
action on a promissory note, alledged to
have been endorsed by defendants. De-
Tense, forgery. Verdict for pitt for
50 I6S,Gl. Stewart and Phelps for pltf
Wright Briggs and Ormsbce for dens
HgJee rs. Smith, ct a. was An action
Of trespass for the value of IL cows The
jury being unable TO agree, were dis
charged, and the case continued. Hard
and Stewart for pltf. Spaulding and
Phelps for dfts
Wheeler rs. Ahcood The Court hav
ing ruled that the plItfs testimony did
not support the declaration, the case vas.
on motion of the PlltfI, continued, with
leave TO amend the declaration, under a
rule that pltf take no costs of the term
and pay the deft's costs Topper and
Phelps for pltf Stewart & Eldredse for
def.
.Si0clcH rs. UGmBlond was continued
on motion of defendant under a rule that
the defendant pay the plaintiffs costs OF
the term and take none. Hard, Phelp:
and Stewart for pltf. Dillingham;, Tracy,
Woodbridge &c Meader, Clark and FL
drcdgc for deft.
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A Congregational church and Socie.
ty is to be organized at North Benning-
ton, and house of worship is TO be erects
cd.
Hon. Sylvester Dem;ng of Arlington
is dangerously i'll.
Joseph kellogg of Woodford has
been so injured by being thrown from bis
wagon that his life is despaircd Of
President Angel, of the University
of Vermont and State Agricultural Col
legc, will deliver lecture in Village Hall
Montpelier, Wednesday eve. 18th. Sub
ject "Alone, or with the mqjoritY..'
Dexter Knight of Dover, and War
rem Higley Marlboro, recently freed and
shot a large lynx, half a mile west of the
middle town of Dover. in piece Of woods
of Martin Perry. This is the largest one
We have heard Of, measuring 3 feet and 8
Inches from tip TO tip, weighing 20 pounds,
and having foot five inches in width.
This il not the fourth nor fifth lynx which
has been caught in Dover this fall, as has
been stated, but the only one that has
been caught, or ever seen, since 1868,
and the second ore in fifty years, at
least.
REV. George L. Gleas of West
Rutland, was agreeably surprised one eve-
ming last week on entering his study after
an hours absence, 10 find beautiful
black walnut desk, three by six feet in
dimensions, and containing convenient
shelves ard drawers This is only one OF
the many tokens of favor which the pco.
pie have already shown their new pastor.
The cost Of this elegant piece of furniture
could not have been less than fifty dol
lars
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

a man Uoma time since IVES repairing = gas
leak. coruer OF 2Stl street end 9Th Avenue New
York. He N-nt iu!I ;he excavation and th,n lit
match. / explosion Of tho gas took plsce,
nj the nan va much burned. Or. Tobias W.
nctisn Liumant vas applied freely, md in three
days Che man vas about his husress in the Man
haitian Gss Works a, we'll a ever. HIS name j.
Samuel Waters This ia one Of tn. wonderful
cures male by DR.. Tobias cel.hfa'si Venetian
Iinim-nt Il Is not only good for Burns bat i,i
ODD Sores. Bruises, Chronic Rheumatism, sore
Throat, Cuts, insect Stinsss Pains in the Limbs,
Chest and nacl also internally for Collie, Cramps
DK1hGs, Bvsentory and Group L, ia perfectly
INNOCENT TO take internally, and is the best family
medicine in the world Orders aro received all
over Europe Tor il The most celebrated Phvsi-
clans recommend lit never t.ds, br Tobis,
nuts every dror himself sold 10y all Druggists Al
20 cents aud 81 per bottle. Depot ~ Courtandt
Street, y. Y. ?3
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
IRON IN THE BLOOD.


Il The necessity Of due proportion Of iron In
the bio ID is well known to all medical men; when
it becomes reduced from any cause whatever the
whole system suffers, the weakest part being first
attacked, aud a feeling Of languor. lassi,udo and
tall gonenes" pervades tho system. The remedy
Is simply to upplv the blood with the neccs~a y
quantity of iron. This can be done by using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
protected solution Of the prOtoxido ofiron, which
is prepared that it as,inilates at once with the
blood, giving strength, yigOr and dew life to the
whole :, stem.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasonol by
n deficiency Of Iron in the BnoG, without re- nring
it TO the system, is like trying to repair building
when the Foundation is gone.
An eminent uNine SAYS: II have been using
the PcruN ian Syrup for some time past it gives
me new vigor, huoyancY Of spirits, elasticity Of
muscle"
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures. and
recommendation irum some of the most eminent
physiciars. corgyneu and Others, will he sen;
free to any address.
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" blown in Il {
glass, j. +. DlESMORE, Proprietor.
No SO Dcy ST., New York
Sold by all drug lists.
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4 MEXICAN
w A L I II A NJ w ATC II ES.

The true value Of machinery applied to Watch
making is not that by its use Watches arc made
rapidly, but that they made correctly. Very
few people know why a Waltham Watch should
hc superior to any either. In the first place at
Waitham the Watch is regarded as only machine
to tie instructed like any other machine IN me
chanical principles, If tho watches arc good, it
Is because the machinery is good. Of course there
IN iSt he no defect in the principle or plan Of the
movement-no mistake in the sizes or shapes Of
the pieces Of which it is composed-notng want
ing In their properties and no error in their po-
s'tiiors. These points once thoroughly settled
it rests wholly with the machinery, constructed
with infinite diversity OF form aud function eX-
pressly for tue purpose, to produce the finished
pieces. BY means Of suppl wing gauges and micro
scopes, tests and inspection for the detection Of
wear in tie cutting tools, and for suits aud flaws
in ateel or stone made to accompany the work
in every stage from beginning to end As a ne
cesSary result, the watch goes together a perfect
machine. Every part is found to tit properly in
its place. Every pin may be pushed till it PITCHES
and every screw turned home. Instead of slug
| gi,h and feeble action, the balance even under
| the pressure Of the lishtest handspring Vhrates
with vi lie and free motion, aud the beat has the
| clear ringing sound always characteristic If the
Waltham Watch. The machine is a timekeeper
| from the start.
| This system Of matchmaking is unknown in for
| egn countries, aud is entirely original with the
Waltham Company. The Company claim that
! by it they produce watches that cannot he equal
! lei Tor every quIitN which makes a watch Nau-
able. Simple in plan and correct in principle. the
movement is not only beautifully finished, sub
stsntilk accurate and cheap but is uniform in the
minute,t details, not easily damaged, AMI when
repaired aiwa"s a, good as new. There are differ
ent grades If finish in the different varietie, OF
watches made by the Waitham Company, as there
different sizes aud shapes TO suit al tastes aud
means; bat every Wa 'ch that bears the genuine
trademark Of Waitham' is guaranteed to lie a
god one, and nobody need he afraid to buy it.
EVERY WATCH Is FULLY WARRANTED.
For sale bv al First-C2ass Dealers in the United
5 ates and British Provinces.
For further Information address the Agents,
ROBBINS K APPLETON.
se;iw 1872 broadway. \. Y
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PAIN KILLER cures Sore Throst
A Fayotite Medicine with all ella --es
Is Davis Pain Killer.
II You have Painters Collie.
ESQ the Pain Killer
20 Medicine is 50 popular
a. the Pain Killer.
X fEP the Pain Killer always at hand,
l you have cough or cold,
U-e the Pain Killer.
l. COX out aud not he caught without
hottie OF Pam hiiler in the house.
l. TT every body ufs the Pain Killer
Tor Sprsiua and Bruises
+ VERY sAi or should carry 4 bottle Of
Pain Her with bin
II EMEMDER the Pain Killer !. for
both Internal and External use
The Pain Killer is sold by al Druggists an'
Dealers in Family Medicines. 30, In
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nn,1,,1se1ONERS NOTICE.
CTATE OF VERMONT = Addison

GTATE OF VERMONT - Addison
~ District, 81.
In Probate Court, held al Mddlebutv within
and ior aid district. on the 18th day Oh DtednlOer
A. d 1867
II. +. Hayden cuarli Of llssEr !. HAYDEN,
minor ot MildleburJ, in sail district, mascs APP
licaIon to rtt, court tbf license to cell Gil ~ the
real estate Of said ~arl situated in Colchester, in
the ouuty ct CLiitcnden. being one Undivided
hall "a, ne hund'ed acte, described in deed fron
Eonuud unlerhiil and John II. Ferris 10 Andrew
i Merrill .ui Sbiah +. la, den, dated July l5th,
1910.
WberIpon, IL Is ordered By ssi1 toiri t!st,sad
aiplc4 Jon io frlrrr,l "a session hstsci, I'd be
ted It tie Probate Office il said M.l'cLurv. on
the 6'h d.y Of iardar,, a. u 1913. i'r leNrng
aob deci ion thereon; and it 's further ordered,
tfa' IL 30 on rye s-tc3 / @ notified hUe'f by
publication d.. notice of SAID application end s'drr
there D., n rec weeks successfully in thu Middle
lutr E',. cr. iriu ell az NJ d:le5urs. aciore said
'm' oi hear thet they may appear c's aid limo
'Ui Place aEi il tioy Sc eau =. object thereto.
5S.1W Attest, JED :. BUSHNELL, Register
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OF PARTNER

The partnership heretofore existing under the
name and style II Baker & Stowe, is this dav dis
solved b. mutual consent The books and ac-
counts of said firm are left in the hands Of NJ n.
Baker, and all demands due said firm must be
paid to him
BtRZILLA RAKER
CYRUS STOWE
Middiebury. Vt, Nov. 20, 1867. 36:3w
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SCItOFULA.

Dri. UiUl., 81 Paris ous of She mos! eminent
hemist- Of Europe, said
The mot astounding results may he antiti-
pNtcd " hon Iodine can lie dissolved il pure
water"
Dr.. II. Ayp.P~, after l.itcon years Il scientific
rc-cprc, snd rNlcrimcnt has suucccioH in li--
sowing uun and one quarter grains ct Iodine to
each huil ounce ol water, and IN. most a,touud-
iug result have followed Us use, particularly in
Or. II. II AnI.rs lolme Water is for a,,e 10y
/. Dl%5&Oii., 2e boy Street, Now York, Snd
by Nil Druggists. 33
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GRACE'S CELEBRATED sALvE

From SIR. + tn lcr Dcpo. master Salisbury. NJ
81 have been troubled for Ncais with o, bad hui
NOR; sometimes outwardlt, and sometimes ia.
warjlv. ring the past summer it manifested
itset more than usual outwar,!ly and used y,,r
Saive. All signs Of il have since disappeared
without ancctin., me inwarllv. Indicating,
think, the ciaiica,ing nature of he Salvc.'
SETH W FOWLE & son. Boston = opretors.
Sold by all druggists, at % c,nts box Sent
by mail Tor 80 cents. 3d.
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% YEARS AN INVALIDl

published by herself in the Newport Expressly
10 the sick AMI despairng would bring words
OF encouragement and cheer. For Twenty-Five
wears have been unable to sit up five minutes
without the strongest supporters. though, during
this period have had the hest medical attend
ance OF the age both in city and country. For
years past have suffered extremely from spinal
disease liver complaint and dyspepsia, with never
ceasing headache In June last havin!, then been
four months on my bed, came under the medical
care Of Dr. A. u. Crahtre of Conn Under his
treatment by the blessing Of God, have, from
the first been steadily recovering now lit up
nearly all day and feel no Inconvenience whatever
in walking out without any mechanical support.
Derby, sept. g. 1867. Mrs SARAH McNAB.
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(NNFEERLED and Delicate Constitu-
~ tinHs, Of both >eIes, use tIemho!d's Ex'r'ct
buchu. Ii will give hri,k and energetic feelings,
and enable YOU to sleep veil.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-17

r AIDES in want Of Winter Boots
IL Button or Lace PolislI-can find nice as
svrtment at BARBOUR'S.
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XEISTAKS BAISAM OF WILD

~ HATTEklED Constitutions Restored
~ by llEINnnLp's EXTRACT Brcnu 4g:1y
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(From the Standari)

She is daughler-in-law to DIR. and the mot
eminent Doctors in America. Gncluding Boston
and \. " have treated her without benefit, and
a fortune has been expended in useless attempts
to restore her. She is now up, dressed, and
walks ont without Inconvenience, and the people
stlpl amazed on beholdn, her in health. as tho
one rose from her grave
Mrs VIM Green, Of Sutton, VT. applied to Dr.
Crahtre, June 20h having eNe cry symptom If
Consumptiun-2t stage. A constant hard couch
had irritited and caused an excessive purulont
and sanguineOus discharge from the lungs, great
debility, &c. She evidently could not long tive
without help. DIR. C.'s medicines have restored
her. the cough is cured, the lungs we'll no night
sweats and She claims she is cured and can do a
good days worl,
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RHEUMATISM.

CRowDs Follow A greater number than
heretofore visited litle's Hotel last week, on the
occasion Of the fourth regular monthly visit of the
Sauatorian to this town lnvalids hearing ct the
great success of the Doctors treatment, came in
crowds on foot, who We're able. ani in carriages,
and the last Law great was the demand, that
many were Obliged to return without prescription.
His medicines are agreeable to take. and most
wonderfully eliaacinus in results. lie makes one
more witt here this fill, and promises to return
in the spring.-HTton piper, Sept. 3.
DR. Crahtrc will make monthly visits to tn,
principal towns in this County during the fall and
winter, he has in Orleans County the past
ENTIRE MoSTHs. Those towns where people are
too slnw to seize this great opportunity for health
he will drop from his list at once and add the day
to other places.
ca REMEMBER THE DAYS. 20
CONE EARLY.
" L. BAR kER. Aront.
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" ANTED.
2 o 0 f A r VI F. Il s,
4 CHANCE TO MAKE honey.

Good rilsavpke Agents wsnts& In every town
ia the trritsl State. 10 engage in, very luers-
tive hu'ia,'s, that can bo operated everywhere
successfully. Only small capital required. FOR
full particulars ard descriptive circular, Address,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-17

The Hartford Courant says, In mentioning Sc
case OF Scrotua DIR. G.. cured "ln such cases
he is remarkably successful"
. The Herald Of Lie, On. ~ says; ave deem
him perfectly reliable"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-24

need any introduction or commendation
from u, and We shall look for his tri-
umphant election.
TRUMAN PARCHER,
Of.Clearwater, aud .
W. H. BLAIsDELL, ,s
Of Paynesvillc, were placed in nomina-
ton for the 18th and 9Th Commissioner
Districts. They are both capable, in
telligent, honest and reliable business
men, in whose hands tho affairs of the
County would rest safely. Their elec-
ton, by decided majorities, is certain.
A ticket is here presented, embrao-
ing the names Of some Of the best men
in tho District and County, and one
which can aud will be supported by
both Republicans and Democrats. It
is ticket chosen to subserve tho inter.
ests Of the people, and this fact will Be
appreciated BY the voters when they
come to the polls. Let all take hold
earnestly and elect the candidates 50.
lected by the Conventions.
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STATE NEWS.

-Winona, according to = recent
school census, has a population Of g.
900.
--1c the case Of Hoyt, tried at Fari-
bault for the murder of Josiah E.
Stanford, the jury brought in a verdict
Of murder in the first degree.
= AT Rochester = boy named Thadeus
Bamber was caught by tho fore finger
Of his left hand IN the cogs Of = sorghum
mill. The Pot says he saved himself
by pulling off his finger------About
$4,000 Is paid out daily At Rochester
for wheat.
The Wabashaw Herald says the
barn Of J. G. Rand, Of Elgin, vas set
fire to: by an incendiary and burned.
He managed to save large portion Of
the eontents------The Herald and
Lake City Leader are having . lively
fight over tho proposed removal of the
county seat from Wabashaw to the lat
ter point.
The Mankato Union says that
Herman Hall had three fingers Of his
left hand sawed off while at work
in mill near Tvoli ------Dr. j. La.
Dow, Of St. Peter, hunting near the
lower Sioux Agency, was killed by the
accidental discharge Of his gun-----
The Record says that son Of Henry
Klaycome, who lives near the Red
jacket Mills, was instantly killed by
being caught aud twisted around the
tumbling rod Of tbrashing machine
------John DUANE had his left foot
split in pillow factory At Mankato; and
= young man working for Mr.. Birch,
Of Lime township, discharged load Of
shot through tho wrist Of his right arm
1890 The wooden mill at Mankato has
commenced operations, and is working
we'll.
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NEN 10 tsEkrzsRI'xEIN,.rS.:
NOEICE.

~ The nndersigned viii conduct public examination
q ths 1sacheEs Of the Cinnamon schools for the 6ec.
sond Conmioloner District comprising the Towns Of
g. Joe Brockway and L. sauk at the schoolhouse In
the village of st. Jo In said district on Tuesday the
10th November, 1867, between tho hours Of l0A. n.
and4 2. u. & sssa@=s #1E:.E'3s
For the Third District. comprising the Towns Of
Wakefield Munson, Rockville and Luxembourg, at tho
sehoolhouse in Cold Spring. on Wednesday, tho 2oth
November, 1907, between the hours Of l0A. n. and
2P. 4. "'aae4asssgs3ss7eT%
For the Fourth Dstrict comprising tho Towns OF st.
aasan vssd.e' sauk Centre. Getty, aroys, Ct. Ray
Eden LAKE, st the sehoolhouse Ia Sank Centre VIII
-, On Tharsdsy. tho 2lst November, between tho
hours OF IL 4. Y. and ?. Y.
1or The Tfth District, comprising the Towns Of st.
Augusta, Maine Prairie, Lynden aud Fair Haven, At
Tu..d.y To aeth Nov.nber, ISL, between tue Gours
Of IL 4. Y. and AP.M. ..1
Persons desirous Of teaching in any Of the common
schools in etearns County will please be In attendance
at tho above named places.
IL, MI. RARNRS,
Superintendent OF Common Schools for stear ms Co.
b. Cloud, Oct q, 1857. nl4- 6w
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AUCTION SALE
LANDS IN SAUK VALLEY
On Wednesday, Nov. 9Th, Mt 1 p. M,
at Middend0rf's Store

I'm RICHMOND.
I win sell 4so acres of the very best lands
in the Sank Valley, VIZ:
1G0 ACRES,
Being the E ] Of tho SW / of Section 26,
Town 124, Range 80, and N ! of NV ! of
Section IS, Town 1874, Range 50.
This piece is on the south side Of the
Sauk; is high'prairie; all can be plowed :;
has creek through it some hay land and
soil Of the best quality. 1t is just one-half
mile directly south Of John Unger's farm,
and joins Mr.. John Winters and Peter
Cows farm. There is timber near it-not
brush on it.
ALSO 160 ACRES, *'s
Being the E J Of the Sc / of Section 80,
and 8 ! Of sW / Of Section SO, Town 124,
Range 80.
This piece lies one.quarter of mile east
Of Pillsbury's Hote!, but on the opposite
(south) side Of the Sank touches tho river;
has good spring creek some scattering
oaks on one forty; some good hay land and
all lies well.
The road to Sank Centre passes through
this md the first 160.
ALSO 100 ACRES,
Being tho Sc / Of NV ! and E of sW !
Of Section q, Town 124, Range 80, and
NE ! Of NV / Of Section "a, Township 1874,
Range 80, running from the Sank one mile
north, crossing the road to Alexandria.
It Is just one and three. quarters of a
mile east Of Pillsbury's; is near Kennehec
P. o.; has spring stream running
through it; some good grass land and some
timber.
/ -. TERMS.
One-half cash, one-half in twelve months
If the purchaser has not sold his wheat he
can pay me forfeit Of seventy-five dollars,
and pay the balance of the cash payments
at the end Of thirty days and receive title.
Two persons wanting to buy an eighty
each, can join. in the purchase.
Sale Wednesday Nov. 9Th, at P. N.
13-2W II. s. FAIRCHILD.
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The official returns of the recent
election in Pennsylvania give Sharswood
992 majority. While it is disgrace to
the Republican party that Democrat
vas elected At all, yet this majority in
a vote Of over 100000 Is rather slim
victory for Copperheads, specially
when it is considered that some $4,000
Republicans will vote next year.
staid at home.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
TUEsDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1867,
At tho Court House.
In the Election District, composed Of tho Township of
8t. Cioud In the county OF 6tearns election will
opened eto O'Clock IN the morning, and will continue
open until O'Clock in the afternoon Of the same day,
to elect State andCounty Oicers follows to t.:
Governor, to serve for tho term Of two years.
Lieutenant Governor, to servo for the term of two
4 Secretary Of State to serve for the term Of two
years.
An Attorney General, to servo for the term Of two
years.
A State Treasurer, to serve tho term of two years.
Sheriff, to servo two years.
A Register Of Deeds, to serve two years.
County Treasurer, to serve two years,
A County Attorney, to serve two years.
AJudge Of Probate to serve two years.
County Surveyor, to serve two years.
ACourt Commissioner, to serve three years,
A Coroner, to serve two years.
One State Senator to for the term of two years.
One Representative, for the county of Stearns, to
serve for one year, also to vote for against the
posed amendment Of section one of article seven Of
the Constitution Of the State of Minnesota,
For or against the proposed amendment Of section
four, OF article nine Of the Constitution.
FOR or against the duplication of State Railroad
Bond sinking fund for the extinguishmept of the
4inneoota State Railroad Bonds.'
G. 8. NATION, Town Clerk.
st. Cloud, October 10th, 1867.
In Chapter I, Of General Statutes of Minnesota.
Section tho following clause: '1he said Judges
q Election; On each Wednesday next preceding such
election. and Unnecessary, fox the next three days from
the hour Of nine In tho forenoon to four In the
Il the polls the day Of such election shall he pres
sut ct the place pointed for the holding Of such eo
ton In their respective election districts Tor te nnr
pose Of making corrections in said list" oct2l.3w
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IT is said that Sam. Beman, Who
spoke here on last Friday, has challenged
Flandrau to stump the State. Judge F.
declines to challenge Mr.. Donhelly !;
will he pick up the gauntlet Bemaa
hrows down =? ..-5. -. -:-~.. ... 49,