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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11
DEATH OF non. ANDREW TRACY.

HEAL II VI htO4fs "
Hon. Andrew Tracy expired at his resi-
dencein Woodstock, on Wednesday morn,
I ing. atll o'clock, at the age of about ~
years Mr.. Tracy was engaged as one of
The counsel for the Rensselaer, & Saratoga
Railroad from Rutland to West Rutland,
and appeared before the committee, until
Thursday evening" last Taking sud
den andaviolent cold, he returned home
on Saturday morning, and took his bed.
and gradually sunk away. He has been
an invalid for more than % years, but
ty determination and force of will, has
resisted the influence Of disease, and with
the exception Of brief periods, has kept
in the constant and active practice of his
profession He has been at the bar more
than forty years, and has achieved for
himself a high rank among the leading
lawyers Of the country He, perhaps,
more strictly devoted himself to his pro-
fession, than most men of his ability,
avoiding, from choice, the responsibilities
of public office He had, however, repre-
sented his town in the General Assembly
and was Speaker Of the House in lS42,
1913 and 1874, and discharged the duties
Of that position with ability and courtesy
that marked him as among the most pop
ular presiding officers Of that body. He
was, also member of Congress- from lS5S
to 1865, and declined re election. as is
understood, because Congressional life
was not agreeable to his tastes .' ~
Had he remained in Congress, he would
have stood among the foremost legislators
Of the nation. AS a lawyer, he took a
high rank and the energy and power
with which he presented his case before
juries, and the whitening sarcasm and in
vcctive. in which he sometimes INDUCED
in his address at the bar were perhaps
uncquaIlcd in Vermont. He was man
Of independence of character and opinion
which he freely expressed. He was in
politics. in latter years. highly conscrva--
tive. and was claimed as democrat but
we are not aware that he ever fully idcu.
tilted himself with that party.
Mr. Tracy's death is a public loss, es
pccially to the legal profession of Yer
mont, and the interests of the various
corporations for whom he was legal advis
err The legal profession within few
years has been called upon to mourn the
loss of many Of its ablest and brightest
ornaments. Linsley, Peck. Collamer,
Bradley and Bennett. none Of whom, in
many respects, equalled or excelled An
drew Tracy--onc Of Vermont's most gift
ted and accomplished jurists --Rmlaad
Herald Oct 80 .t'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11
PROSPECTUS.
D II BtcKNRLL

"0NWARD > along the track of civil
izatiou---on towards goodness aud glory
ID finger post pointing to all that is
worthy of attainment-a guide to con.
duet the youth of america along that
path leading to the highest, and poblest
manhood such is the design of May,,
Reds Nagosine
And tits meant for the youth of Am
e,ica--they who in few short years will
ho'd as in the hollow of their hand tn,
destinics not only of America, but Of man
kind .... .. ..a
Supreme satisfaction to be even the
humtlest guide in such glorious march
and while acting as such. Coward" viii
endeavor to prove not only sure guide
but cheerful companion one who. while
dealing largely with the realities of lite
will not forget that life has also lis re-
uance-essentia to its healthy existence
as the food that is eaten, or the air that
is bFeathed
Inc literature Of this magazine is in
teEdtd TO te the highest character kuowr
to the pages of periodical: since the
experience of its Conductor tells him il
is not necessary to write down to tn,
youth Of America. 1t will be illustrated
and to This end the best artists have beer
engaged.
Its first number will appear in time 70,
the Christmas Holidays; and in addition
to the lore suitable to that mystic season
will coutain the opening chapters of ;
story Of South American life, entitled The
LOST SISTER a Tale of the pampas: al
also the commencement of the YELLOW
CHEZ; tale of the Parties
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11
DEMOCRATIC CONSOLATION.

We made up our binds sometime sine
that when this campaign ended, and Gran
and Colfsx were triumphantly elected, a
We expected they would be, we would no
talk politics much more for some time
We adhere to that resolution yet; but VI
want to speak once or twice more befOr'
We close entirely 1t is rather amusing
now to hear the dems say "tirant is no
representative man" "if you had pu
up o representative man, We would have
whipped you out Of sight !" Grant and
Colfax not representative men! What
josh. No. 1t is not bosh after all, al
though 1t is false. But here is the joke.
The democrats never surrender. They
fight to the last gasp, and mean to contest
every inch of the ground over which they
are driven. They are overwhelmingly
beaten at the polls-what next? Why,
of course, pursuing their time honorcd
policy, they will try to scduce General
Grant from the straight and narrow path
Of recttude, and fidelity to TIE great prin
ciples which have carried him to the proud
est position on earth, and drag him down
to the dead level of Tyler, Fillmore, or
a johnson. Failing in this as they will,
they have yet another remedy -the last
resort After the silver tonguea Blair
has tried his seductive arts, and all the
demoralizing Influences Of Washington So
ciety have been exhausted in vain, as
they will be, to make him betray sonc
part Of the principles of the great
party of progress and peace, what next I?
Shade Of the grim demon, Booth ! How
often and often have VIC heard it despair
ingly said 40, they'll kill him'~-they'll
assassiuate him" This fearful apprChea
sion has been eugendered in the public
mind by the terrible facts Of our history.
There is q deep settled conviction in the
minds Of the people that assassination
has become part Of the democratic poll
cy.. We have DO apprehension but Gen.
Grant will satisfy all reasonable men in
the Republican party and the election
of Grant sros party triumph,
and he knows it as we'll as any man liv.
ing When the K. K, K 8 have to stop
their butchering Of loyal men in the South
as the will very coon after Gen Grants
Inauguration on the 4th of March next,
We shall expect to hear a grosn from the
democratic press, louder than the groans
Of the Dritons. He will be branded as
tyrant aud usurpcr, and there are enough
democrats who would esteem il a virtue
to murder him; but VIC hope God has for
him and this country better fate Of
course, the great body Of the democratic
party will quietly and gracefully acquicscc
in the result of the election, and many,
no doubt, are secretly rtjoiced at our tri
umph but there is in the ranks of that
party large body of desperadoes, to
whq4 murder is pastime. We, howev.
or, believe that Gen, Grant will neither
be corrupted nor murdered and that at
the end of his four years administration
there will be none but tho dcmoniac to
wish him harm, SO just and wise will be
his rule. .. ... $685.
49,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

CONCERT IN JOHNSON Mrs, V. NJ. Til
sou will give public entertainment with
her class 10 vocal and instrumental music,
including a performance of the cantats,
"rhe Twin Sisters" at Academy Hall, il
Johuson, on Monday evening, the 10th
inst. Doors open at G Q o'clock. Elk
ercises CONNIE nce at sevcz. Admission %
cents Children under twelve, 10 cents
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

WHAT'S the matter? with the mails.
Two letters, one dated Philadelphia Nov.
9Th, and The other at New Brunswick, N.
j.. the same day, informing US Of parcels
being mailed to US at those Offices on tina,
day, reached US duly but the parcels
have not been seen yet. ....s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

- We have received copy of the an
Aual catalogue Of tho Essex Academy,
from Oscar Atwood A. NJ who occupies
the position Of teacher Of Latin and Greek
in the institution, which shows the school
to be in a very fOurishing condition.
The Fall term has been attended by l0l
pupils. and the aggregate attendance for
the year has been 200
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11
.SnLseriptions. loGg


liarpcr's Magazlne. one year - '', -, ~.
An extra copy of either the Magazine, o@ iss
Bazaar will be supplied gratis Tor ever! ,, sw
Eve subscribers at 81 each, in one renl'''''"
or six copies for $50 90. w..l,ul
Subscriptions to the Magazine ".eST b.
Bazaar, to one address for one year slo% ~, al
two OF these periodicals to one ado'eS' ;" w.
year, ST. 90. ,r, finn,
Back numbers can be supplied at any uY .,vr
A complete set. now comprising 4, 'h \" :,stb
volumes, in neat cloth binding. WIZ ps , o'' 4
express, freight at expense OF purchaser M, n
81 rs per volume. Single volumes ,ai,r
postpaid, SO 10. Cloth cases. LOT O'Hu"'
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The postage on Harper's Magazine sbg
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

- We are indebted to the gentlemanly
aud efficient Secretary Of State, Col. Geo.
Nichols, for copies Of the legislative Di.
rectOry, Tenth Registration Report and
annual report of state officers for 1868,
for which he has our thanks. s ...H
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

- Dir J. s. brennan. sells his farm on
the Randolph road in horristown at auc
ton 90 the 18th inst suEless before die
posed of at private sale. Also large
amount of personal property. 7r 'ra
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

fi A case of chronic rheumatism of unus.
nal severity, cured by Johnson's 8, Anodyue
Eminent, is noticed by one of our OK.
changes. large bunch came out upon
"a, the breast Of the sufferer aud appeared
like part the breast bone. iaaa' y
The sweetest word in our iauguae &c is
health, At the frat indication Of disease
use well known and apprpyek remedies.
Fer dyspepsia or Indigestion, use Parson's
Purgatiye Pills For coughs, colds. sore
or lame stomach, use JohnsOn's Liniment.
= Chas. Crane left for New York on
Monday last "a y II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

1t samson's strength actually lay in
the length and abundance Of his hair. a
liberal use Of the famous Barrctts vegeta-
Bile Hair Restorative ought to impart
many times the strength Of that dout hty
ancient warrior. for there is no limit il
villlaOt reach If properly applied stl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

e. n. Porter Of Morrisyilc. Seems
to be very fertile 10 inventions. He has
now patented Swift and Reel, which il
50 simple and curious as at opce to attract
attention. They, or II, eau be sold much
lees than the iron ones serving the same
purpose. We are glad to learn that i,
"takes" As the patent men are among
tho most liberal patrons Of the printers
We like to see them all prosper. "a Haa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11
HARPER & BRoruERs, New i'''
1nI;N II rnApL's ESTATE

Tho 81 bscrihers having been apI,olnlsst II IL
honorable probate court for the olsi a,oine spi
noble. commissioners to receive tH "a ussop'
adjust all claims and demands o. an hp d
against the estate of John 4 ooan .,e,,pitt
Moieott In said district deceased, ~ ,rsp, ihi
insolvent. and the term OF six lnon'ns allowed
fourth day of November, 1865 bell 4 saec,nG,
by said court TO the creditors Of t@O .I,ms ~
to exhibit and prove their Respective md to The
fore us give notice that we WI s sIIiur bOps
duties Of our appointment o. the o"y WIoiroit ID
OF the widow Tryphena Udall; 10 TnSscsmter.
said District. on the seventh DAY ., torsnocl
and May next. at ten O'Clock IN 'h' Wv
on each OF said days. - ,commiP
ALGER JONES, Io
SOCRATES uDALL, s'O'
wolcott. Nov, 4. 1868. Oh ---
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11
EXHIBITION.

The exhibition at the close Of the Fall
Term of the Peoples Academy and Nor.
rlsville Graded School. will take pl ace on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of next
week. Nov l7th and 18th
The Orchestra will furnish the music.
The present term of the l. c. A. W i
close on Monday next Rhetorical exer
ciscs at the Town Hail on that evening,
beginning at o'clock. Friends aud
patrons of the school are cordially invited
to attend.
The Lowell Cosriel makes a distinc-
ton with difference in that horse tro's
arc always fair, but fairs not are always
horse tlots.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

bAhbbto gSe dlsSON tlcu ~
BEEMAN's UNIVERSAL POTATOR,v.
And it should be u.edjD OAAti
II Y E R Y FA.MJty
For the Following Reasong..
lst.-lt saves labor and IL also v,o0,..
ment on the present way of baIipS , no,, .apNt
also very great Improvement in r rti.Na
handing them while baking. ID The ndia Y
arc not liable to burn when baking IN Sul y
TATo BAKER" As in the present WAY u =, ", s,l =
Of the laker are made thin on the ur,s .' ~ y
and therefore the potatoes lay on sm, rI' ,.g
OF iron while baking, which is essenli, 'g a
The potatoes are baked NICER AND nnpp ,, W,
in the Baker, as they are kept up Off lbs b"
OF the oven or slide, and the heat Ia. m, ''%N
ton around while baking. 4th,-lt Sos..
with the disagreealIe TASK Of putting tn S,' s !"
into hot oven and turning over the po,i"
while baking and burning the hands mo, rI or,a
~ the potatoes are nicely and evenly ,,irg,
simply taking hold OF its handle or lin anal
ing the ! aker back and forth once or tv,, i
is worth many times its price for This nse ,,,,
| 5th.--lt can be left in the oven, as wb4, ,m,
use for baking potatoes, it can be turudr,
and the bottom OF the Baker make, al.
crate or slide TO bake bread pies, oak, III
and for this use IL worth double II, Mi,
9th 1t is made OF iron isseNiccabt and M
care will last Lifetime. 1t is no hnmMg
the many hundred who have used it will r,i
testify. Is IS household necessity. IN
save its p ice in short time in baking pct,V
etc, in an agreeable and laborsayinr mann.
take great p easurc in referring The N,
OF the below named counties TO the follow
persons, all OF whom have fully testedit
Ex.tiOv. Smith says--"To all interested in
b r-saying utensils, | would recommend them
try Beeman's Potato Baker-haye used one
find it all that it is recommend to be-
Pierce, prop'r OF American House, St. Alba
says | have used TuRSG OF the Bakers in
hotel, and am c0niidest they will save the pI
IN any family in very short time" Hon. 4
Samson says-"1he Baker viii MEET WITH
APPROVAL OF TIM wOMEN-FoLEI' i, BraiDl
Park Davis, Esd, Rev. J. s. D. Taylor, Il
butcher. Z. b. Whiting ED Of Messenger
clark and large number Of other pumil
families in Franklin Co. have all used and
dorsc 1t CnEERPULLY AND HEALTHY,
VOLNEf WILEY, WATERvIILE, VI,
a. Authorized Agent
For LANOILLE, CALEDONIA and ORLEANS
Town aud County rights for sale on reasol
terms. Communication promptly answers
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11
STATE OF VERMONT.
A COLA NJ A 7 | o n
POH A DAY OF

Public Thanksgiving and Praise
1t becomcth US, as a people, to ackuowl.
edg9 our dependence upon Divine PrOvi
dence,. and to return thanks for the many
blessings which have crowned the year.
The custom is hallowed by the usage OF
many generations i do therefore appoint
THURSDAY, THE 2GTH OF NOVEMBER,
to be observed by the people of this State,
as. a day Of Thanksgiving and Praise to
Almighty God tas bus
Let US, on that day, enter into His
courts with praise, for surely goodness
and mercy have followed US, bcstOwing
upou US an abundant measure of health,
granting US plentiful harvests as the re
ward of the labors of the husbandman.
and continuing unto US the estimate
blessings of civil and religious liberty
Most of all, should we ever render fresh
'rhanksgivings, for the gift of grace and
the hope of Heaven, revealed unto us
through our Lord Jesus Christ.
Let US not forget 1.-The fatherless and
the widow that they may eat and be
satisfied, that the Lord thy God m y
bless thee in all the work of thine hands
which thou docs.," ..,,
Given under my hand and the seal. Of
the State, in the Executive Cham Der,
at Montpelier, this third day of No
LIS Ivember, in the year of our Lsrd on,
thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight. aud Of the Iudculence Of the
United States the ninety third
J. ,.,. ,,.. JOHN B PAGE.
BY the Governor, .-.,........
S. { BURNuAM. ...... sd
Sec Of Civil and Military Affairs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

--l'ev. Mr. Oxnard has accepted call
from the Congregational church at John
son. and has already commenced his
labors. ... ...: ... a.t...... al
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

At the regular meeting of Lamoillt
Central Lodge No, 46, I. 0 G. r.. hello
Nov. 6, 1868, the following list of off
GERS was installed for the present quarter
by F. B. Sawyer, Deputy G. W, G, T.
Dennis H. Bicknell. W G r,
Miss Betsie A. Calkins, W VT.
Clark G. Gould, VS.,
Miss Belle Moves. W AS,
Lucius Dutton. PIVOT,
Jefferson Thomas, VIC,
Fred Keeler. " T,
Miss Mary Thomas. W F S,
VIM R Smith, W NJ, ....
Mrs. VIM. r. Smith, W D NJ,
Miss Flora Stewart, W | q,
Stuart Butler, W OG,
Miss Julia Keeler. r H S,
Miss Nellie Sawyer, l. H s.
ai "t CLARK G. Coup, ". s.
So The officers of Wateryille Lodge for
the ensuing quarter arc as follows -
S. G. Whittemore, W. G. r. i1 @
Juliua r Miller, ". V. 7.
H. NJ. Mcfarland. VS. @ .',
Ellen Leach, w, AS .-a .
Hannah Wilbur, ", r. s.
S R. Miller, ". T. IS
J. B. Wilbur, ". n r.. .s..s
Rhola Ccddirg, W. ID MI
Marietta Harvey, W. I, G..
O H. Potter, ". O. G. .. "a.
Chas. Atwell, W. G. ,.
Miriam D. Taylor, " r Fl S. H
a. J. Manchester, W l. Ii S. evil.
EDEN Minis, W., Oct. 90
At II gular meeting of our Lodge No.
7 |. 0. of G. r., Oct "a, 1868, we uban
imously adopted the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, Death has again visited our
midst and removed our much esteemed
brother Truman Carpenter, whose interest
in the temperance cause and whose strict
integrity and amiable disposition endeared
him to US all, and feeling deeply the loss
we have sustained, therefore ''
Hesoired, That while death to him was
a relief from suffering borne without a
murmsr or complaint, and trusting it was
only a change from this to the spiritual
calm we are adm9nished of the necessity
of being also ready and of laboring more
earnestly for the cause Of temperance and
reform. ...t.......tt .....
RssOlred, That as Lodge we deeply
feel our loss and cordially extend our
personal sympathy to the bereaved family
Resoived, That the secretary present
copy of these resolutions to the family of
our brother also to the editor of the La.
NOZZLE NEw6DEALER for publication
f G. WHITE, J
W. &. DODGE, } Committee.
G. CHENEY, $3.50 wa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

PATENTS. Earl Guyer. of Wolco It has
invented an improved Butter Tub. It il
similar to Bailey's and the follower car
be stopped at any point in the tub; while
Mr.. B,iley's is coudued in one place
Gilbert's tub differs from either of these
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11
NnliCc.

This may certify that have ,n,s I, w. ,bs 70
my son. Alvin Bellus, his time dar'Is nav NJ
mainder Of his minority and sn", "a of BIZ
debts OF his &C ntrs citing or claim ~ ny,Lus,
contracting after this date. ErSESh "A
Cambridge. MAY 10, 1868. --
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11


WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. In the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, to-day,
the case Of John Surratt came up, the mo
tior being to dismiss the appeal of the
District Attorney from the decision Of
Judge Wylie, in the Criminal Court sus.
tanning the plea Of the statute Of limita
lions, and discharging the prisoner, The
Court, Judges Carter, and Wylie dismiss
ed the appeal on the ground that there
was no precedent to sustain au appeal or
case where judgment had been render
ed, 10 criminal court. in favor Of the
defendant. This is the cad Of the Sur
raw osee' H.frreN H.. seIs Ia Httf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

BE- -clalk Boynton, Of Morristown raised
95 bushels Of good wheat from thre ocrese
the past season aud Mr.. Oscar Cook Of
the same town raised % bushels from one
acre. Send along the statistics. h
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11
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of the kind in the WO'A'
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11


K PETERS U S. MUSICAL REVIEW The
November Number confirms the following
choice New Music "A Heat that beats
only for thee and "Whon went home
with Belle two new songs by the author
of Mora 0lNeal :" a Sacred Song by
Bishop. entitled Seek aud ye shall find :"
Pheasant thoughts Nszurka,' by Chas
kinkel. and ''Loves of the Angels a
beautiful March by Packer. This Music
is written especially forthe r Evsw. and
is published in sheet form az cost of
$2,40 9 In addition to- the Music, the
following reading matter appears. Poe,
try--Autumn Festivals. and Nellie; SOL
dlers Masie; Popular Songs /; Early
Years Of Meyerbeer; What are the Bells
Saying; Our Village Annals; Music i n
Poetry Esthetic Woman ;Newa Music
Review demanding IN sall so large
pages sdpsuad so tstee5s a5 iosaaa
The ilRglEw is published by jill. Pr
VERs. 1913 Broadway New York, at 81. Oh
per year. Sample Copies, % Cents. - II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

ha.-- Jonathan Cook, ESD an aged and
respected citizen Of Morristown, says that
swhen be came into that town in 1905,
there we're City families 10 town, and that
now only one member, Mrs. David Little,
isrrivcs. She is about 50 years Of age.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11
WANTED :

Two good coopers, to work on b"''''
through the WINTER. n a,urf.
I,tt atHff T'a1,t. y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS IN JOHNSON
.---lhe public cxsmiuationof teachers re.
quircd by law will be held at the Nor.
NAL School Building in johnson, on Fri
day the goth inst /, at 0 A. NJ
The examination is tn be conducted
partly orally and partly BY the use oil
cards. and is expected to occupy the en-.
tire day Hence all persons wishing for
certificates are expected to be present pre-.
cisely at the hour specified.
h D HoDOB, Sup't
Johnson, Nov 5. 1868.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11

The only way to keep up a flock Of
sheep, large or snail, is to Gull out the
cid and in6rm every Fall. H@ pa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-11-11
AAAANMNNNA

tali.N MRS. ~. u. STORY [ttf
Has Just returned from Boston with A new
Stock Of
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At Caaysville, on the mornir,.,r
George A. Tinker, aged IS year, ""'
dent Of this town. N""s'