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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20

CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRI(

CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
~ of Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate OF Joseph
Hascall, late OF Mt. Holly, in said District, oe-
ceased. GREEIlNo'
Whereas, II. NJ. Dickerman, administrator OF
the estate of Joseph Hascall, late OF Mt HOLY,
in said district, deceased having presenseG. nus
that there is homestead belonging or resting IN
the widow and children of said deceased, by oPeI-
alton of the homestead act, and that 1t woulo DC
beneficial to said widow and minor children 70
sell the homestead for the purpose OF lnvestlns
the proceeds i'll another homestead, or otherwise
disposng of the same the said court may u
rect in accordance with the acts OF 1864 and 1900.
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before sand Court az
the Probate Office, in Rutland, in said district,
on the LIST Tuesday of June, A. u. lSos, 70
show cause, if any you haze, why SAID hcehse
should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this llth Gay
of May, A. d. 1869 -
w. G. EDGERTON,
l9w3ws Second Register.
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WHY WILL You Dn.-Conklin's fas'les eule'
Consumption, Bronchitis, Hoarsene.s; Ass ~.
Coughs, Colds catsrrh Group, sore 1 nssos m
as,seADse p p &c. Public Speakers and
GUY - viii find them unrvalled for clearing the
oa s' Price Is cents per box. For sale BY Pond
s = %orss. and by F. Fem & Co., Rutland.
~ $780, 4.w3m.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The American people are emphatically . last
livers,n The constant wear and tear OF brain ana
,nnscle brings on manv ailments, including dis
nansia and all its attendant horrors, such as bill
ious headache, loss Of appetite, stupor. hypochon
dria, and general debility Of the whole system.
All persons thus afflicted need some gentle stlmu-
liant. which comprises medical properties and the
virtues Of the best tonic. Such an article can be
found in ALIENS CONGRESS BrrrERs. They are
not a cheap Whiskey, but scientific combina-
ton of some sixteen kinds OF Roots ana barKs
ali of which are acknowledged by the Medical
Faculty to contain curative and tonic properties
One important Ingredient is the Prickly Ash
Berry. celebrated throughout Europe as a pre-
ventive of Asiatic cholera, and OF all summer
some reliable family medicine on hand, not only
as a cure but as preventive, and all who oeiievs
that pure curative stimulant Is preferable to the
many poisonous compounds usually called "Bour-
hon Whiskcy." should purchase and use ALIENS
CoNsREss Buffers. Address w. ALLEN, FRO
$500 Eort Edward Ny l4:wly
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

CTATE OF VERMONT,D DISTRICT
NJ of Rutland, SIS.
Be it remembered, that at session OF the Pro
bate court, holden at Rutland, within ana Ior
said district on the 4th day of May, A. D..
1869.
PRESENT: Hon. Walter G. Dunton, Judge.
WHEREAS, a certain instrument IN writing,
under seal supporting to be the last will and ties
lament OF Langdon b. Hammond, late OF Mt. Holly,
in said district deceased, having been this day pre-
scented to said court for probate, and duly nled IN
the Registers office: therefore,
1t is ordered, that all persons interested In the
estate of said deceased be notified TO appear be-
fore said court at the Probate office IN Rutland,
| in said district on the twenty-second day of May,
A. d. 1863, by publication OF this order, three
weeks successfully previous thereto in the Rut-
| land HERALD, newspaper printed at Rutland
aforesaid TO show cause, If any they may have,
why SAID instrument in Writing should not be
proved and allowed, as the last will and testament
OF the SAID deceased.
W G. EDGERTON,
/ lSw3w' Second Register.
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VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCA

VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCA-
ton. secretary's Office, st. Johnsbury.
March, 1869.
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.
Teachers Institutes for the Counties of Wind
ham, Windsor, Rutland, Bennington, Addison
and Orange, will be held as follows:
At Grafton, May and 5.
At Ludlow, May and s.
At East Wallingford, May II and L.
/ At East Dorset, May IA and Is.
At Orwell May IS and 10.
At West Kanpoph May 81 and y.
The Institutes will continue i'll session two day.
commencing at O'Clock, a.. IN, with a lecture on
the evening preceding each Institute, and on the
evening of the first day of each. Examination
for Institute Certificates Will be held during the
second day.
Ali friends of Education are invited to attend
Town Supertntend.nts are requested to see that
teachers are notified and urged to attend. Cler-
gymen are respectfully invited to give notice from
their pulpits.
WV a T.. RANKIN, Secretary.
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MFDJCaI, AND SURGICAL OFFICE, No. A
HOWARD ST, BOSTON.


Or. FREDERICK MORRILL, gives special at
tention to diseases of the genito-urlnary organs,
ana I chronic and difficult diseases in both sexes,
his great success in those long standing and dlth-
cult cases such as were formerly considered IN
curable. Is sufficient to commend him to the pub
Tic as worthy the extensive patronage he has re-
ceived. -,,
DIR, MORRILL'S FEMALE SPECIFIC,
For Married and Single Ladies Twenty years
experience has proved it superior to any other
medicine for suppression, irregularities, &c. 1t
restores the patient to health and vlgor. The
constantly increasing demand for this reliable
remedy has induced us to put tins within the
means of all Price Is 90
Da MORRILL,. is admitted by the best medi-
cal talent of the country to have equal in the
treatment of Female Complaints, and 1T is no UNI
usual occurrence for physicians III regular prac-
tice to recommend parties to him for treatment
when afflicted with diseases in his speciality
I.adi,. will receive the most scientific attention
both medically and surgicaly. Board. with old
and eh.4arieplcd nurses, VIII be furnished those
who wish t. roman in tho city during treatment
The poor advised t,ee OF charge. Physicians on
patients wishing has opIntGn advice, by letter
and enclosing the usual ree, VIII BE- answered by
return mail Medicines sent To- MI parts OF the
eoyIntry 2lwly
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES

" OR NO CHARGE MADE.
Or. Dow l. consulted daily. ffoTn a. N. 20 r.
m, above upon all difficult and chronic Diseases
Of every name and nature.
DIR Dow, Nos. aud = Endioyit street. Boston.
Those Whose need the seTgIc.-s OF experienced
physician and suI.g.sJB should give hirn n call
~. B.-Dr. Dow imports and has f0r sale q new
artlcl. called the French Secret. Order by mad.
Two for 81 and n red stamp.
Boston, Apnl, lsSs. lily
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MILLINERY GOODS,
DEDfGREE OF CLEVELAND

DEDfGREE OF CLEVELAND
l. Bay He was imported. from the ''New Do
miiion - sired by .,Roseberry," brought from
England by the "Drummondyille Agricultural
society,"
Raspberry was got by Beverly his dam by
"Drainer;'' grand dam by liking William.
Beverly was got by Cleveland his dam by Gen.
Benefit grand dam by cold Volunteer Cleye-
land was got by Roseberry pure bred Cleveland
Horse.
Dam Great grand dam by "Back Snake, -
grand dam by colt from ''Sir Walter" The
dam by a horse named "Blutchur," got by thor
oughbred horse by that name whose dam was
got by a colt from "Sir Walter
This horse Is 16a hands high, weighs $50 lbs,
six years old, fine style, Mahogany Bay, and is
said by good Judges TO be the best horse ever
brought to this country. Mr.. Rarey, twho has
travelled through the Provinces the past year,
pronounced him the best stock horse he had seen
in Canada. For size, strength, endurance and ac-
tivity he cannot be surpassed, and has peen
brou,h here to satisfy the increasing demand Tor
a larger and better class of horses
Cleveland Bay will stand this season at the
fo,lIowing places, commencing May 18th:
Mondays at Fairhayen,
Tuesdays at West Polltney
Wednesdays aud Thursdays at Middletown.
FRIDAYS and Saturdays at CAstlston.
TERMS:
For the s..ason Sl5.O0
Warrant 5000
HIRAM sTREETER, Agent.
For further particulars see bills,
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CT LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY.
CANTON, n. Y

The attention OF Students desiring or intending
10 enter College is called 20 the advantages this rni
verrity offers. Its four year. Scientific and Gas
meal Courses Of Study are high and complete az
those Of Yale or Harvard. Its Professors are able
and thorough. Its government firm and oonsid-
crate Of the opinions Of students and parents Of
all denominations. Expenses for tuition. room
rent and board lower than any institution Of
like grade IN the States. Tuition. % par term
three terms per year. Board in private familes or
College boarding hall, $50 per week, including
washing. Ladies are received on the ZANE ooIdi-
tons into all the departments Of the University
e eentleme0. Send for Circulars stating eondi-
tions Of admission and courres Of study.
For further information address
s-vsm RICHMOND FISK, JH., President.
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TEcCMsEH.
d , 3 *
Red ROAM, Calved Feb. s. 1866,
Cot ~ SHERIDAN, tal7S)
On. Of Jeuny Lini by i3gy,de.e, il36S}
Ka-t,te p. by AJAX, ttl75l
Ep~.tse hy Marfn;on, 400
f.y Nero. llI
By Young t'oUc'. PAID
A. in Bvlvd-re. American Herd Book, Vol =.
Br,lby Z 4 F. L. SMITH,
Wilmington WiRlhom County, VI
Now owned by
H. GLEASON. shrewsbury, Rutland Co, VI.
NprI T. The undersigned Will keep at his
stable ia Shrewsbury Tor the accommodation OF
those who want 10 improve their stock, his thor
oughbred Durham Bull,
IECUMSEH,
till June 1st after that time, at the stable OF
Charles NJ. sherman, North Clarendon
TERMS
Thoroughbred Cows s. co
Graded Cows, s2.O0
Il c. GLEASON.
Shrewsbury, Iay y, 1863 l9wtf
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OONFIDENTIAL.-YOUNG MEN

" who have injured themselves by secret
| habits which unfit them for business, pleasure,
or the duties OF married life; also middle-aged
or old men, who, from the follies of youth, or
other causes feel debility IN advance Of their
years, before placing themselves under the treat
ment OF any one, should nrst read 1.-The Secret
Fnsnd-" Sent 20 any address, IN q sealed
yelope, On receipt OF IS cents. Address DIR. CHAS.
| A. STEWART a CO.. Boston, Mass. swly
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In order TO make room for the increase or my
business 1 have leased for u term OF years the
new store of Mr.. +. 5. Hale in Bates Block, Gen.
ter street, two stores west OF futile 4 Co.'s Print
ng establishment, opposite the r. X. Depot.
where hall be happy 30 meet my patrons and
friends, and where they will find large assort-
ment Of Gents, Boys and Youths Readymade
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Bags and valises
which will always be eady to sell at the lowest
possible prices.
Thanking you for past favors, and trusting for
a continuance of the patronage in future, at my
new store in Bates New Block, on Center street,
two stores from the corner, opposite the Railroad
Depot.
MARCUS JERKOwSKI.
Rutland, March l, 1869. d2tawAw
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WESLEY MORRILL,.
Middle bury, VI. Oct. IL. ls6s.

Miidlebury, W.. Oct. L. lS6s.
Mr.. WN l.. BRADLEY,
Dear SRI have an old clay soil meadow ot
about three acres; and three years ago / began
experimenting on IL with your Phosphate, by top
dressing, with about one half barrel of the Phos-
phate 10 the acre. Before the Phosphate was
applied the meadow produced regularly about
i ton hay to the acre. l applied about the same
amount of Phosphate each sea- on sowing it ear
ly IN the spring. The yield OF hay has steadily
increased each year both IN quantity and quality
since'I began the treatment with Phosphate, and
this summer L cut fully two tons of hay TO the
acre, Of far better quality than that grown on
the same land in it's former impoverished condi-
ton. think that this land is what would
be called rich meadow; whereas three years
since 1t would hardly pay for moving. i think
hay grown on land manured with Phosphate Is
worth at least three dollars per ton more than
that grown on ordinary land, without Phosphate
and l certainly would make that difference in
purchasing to feed my own stock. raised q fine
and believe it au excellent manure for that and
indeed all other crops
Very truly, &c,
H. A. SHELDON.
Let 1t be remembered that Phosphate when
applied as q top-dressing on Meadow or Pasture
land should be used early in the spring.
This standard Fertilizer is sold by
LANDON & HUNTOON,
Rutland, Vt,
And other reliable dealers throughout the coun-
try. aplOdW &S6w&w2m
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CHARLES MASON.
A GENTS. FARMERS, GARDEN

IA ers and Fruit Growers. send for particulars
Of " Best's improved Fruit Tree and Vine Inylg-
will be forwuded 10 any part Of the United
States. and perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Good
agents are wanted in every county in the United
Baltimore, Md.
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EOR SALE.---TEE ACRES OF
Il go6d Land, with house, barn, and wagon
house, In Pittsford, one mile from the mills, .
pleasant location for q small family Price ten
hundred dollars. For particulars enquire Of
Capon Leonard. or the subscr1ber.
HEPsY FARGO. 4.
Pfttsford. March IA. 1859. Wv.
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uIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FE-

IL MALES IN DELICATE HEALTH
DIR. Dow, Nos. and y EndIcott street. Boston,
Is consulted daily for all diseases incident 20 the
female system. Prolapsus Uten falling Of the
Womb. Fluor AIbus. Suppression, and other
Menstrual DeTan.s.IneDts. ali treated upon
new pathological principles, and speedy rebef
guaranteed m a very few days.
DR. Dow has, doubt, had greater experience
IN the Of dis-as,- Of and children ID
any other physician iD Boston.
Boarding accommodations tor patients who may
wish 20 stay IA BostOn few days under hls treat
meni
n. bah letter. must contain four red stamps
OF hey xill not De- answered
Cf1oe hours from IA. 20 y. IA. lilly
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STATEoF VERMONT, DISTRICT

district of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate Of Fra
c. Gibson, late OF Mount Holly, in said district,
deceased, t,state. Greeting
By the authority of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Probate
Court, al the Probate Office in Rutland, IN
SAID district, on the 1t Monday OF June, a. ID.
1863, to show cause, II any you have, why the
account of CLARK H. Chapman, administrator OF
the estate vi said deceased should not be allowed
aud also why the residue OF said estate should
NO be distributed 10 the parties entitled thereto
Dated II Rutland, III sand district, tins 81
day OF MY, A. ~, 1879
la'wsw ". c. EBuEGTON, ~ Register.
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SPECIAL TERM OF THE

\ T \ SPECIAL TERM OF THE
1 supreme Court. held at the City Hail., City
OF Albany, In and for the county of Albany, and
state OF New York, on the 9Th day OF February,
1859. Present Hon Theodore Miller, Justice.
In the matter OF the application of the Trus-
tees and Officers Of the Empire Marble Company
tor the dissolution OF the Corporation.
On reading the petition OF John T. Christie j.
Dckcrman, Peer Grant, Jonu a. uVv,-vy ....d
Charles ID. Mills, majority ol the Trustees of the
Empire Marble Company, ana also the ailda-
wits OF sad Tru- oes that the facts stated in said
Petition, and tho accounts, luNCuton.s and state
meuts contained therein. and annexed thereto,
are Just and true 50 far thsy sevetally avOw,
and sad Petition itll tyltS aud inventories being
filed, now on motion of J. ri. Bailey aud J. G..
Mott, attorneys, &c representing SAID Company
aud Trustees.
Il IS ordered that this matter and the applica-
ton of said Trustees Tor the dissolution OF SAID
corpr.t' ion, tn, Empire Marble Company and
Tor other rlI-f, be- referred 10 VIM. b. Harris
Esq. Rttciee, To hear the leg ttious ana proofs
OF ptr'es, and who shall, with all convenient
speed, report the same to the Court with "A state
meut OF the property, effects, debts, credits and
engagcmcnts Of such corporations, and all other
matters and things pertaining to the affairs OF
such corporation. Aud further. that ali persons
interested in said corporation, do show cause, if
any they have, a. the office of said RefeIee No.
10 state street, city of Albany, New York on
the 2ith day OF May, 1863, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day, as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard, why such corporation
should not be dissolved.
lSw3w WILLIAM b. HARRIS, Referee.
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r LIBERATION NOTICE.

1his = 70 certify that ] have this day given my
50, William l. Hardy, his time daring the re-
ma3n0e1 Of his minority, and shall claim none Of
NJ wneo poe pay any debts Of has cootracfing
a1fag tkis dats.
JAMES HARDY.
Rstiand, Apen 10, 1863. l5vsu'
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EARLY ROSE POTATO. MR..
IDavd r Weseott, of Hydeville, vt, will sell
Earl Early Rose Potatoes for slj per bushel. Write
'Ain' lS*W9w
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REMOVAL /! REMOVAL :

To the Public people, of Rutland county and
vicinity:
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WARRANTED UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
w NJ. l.. BRADLEY,
"a Broad ST., Boston.
TESTIMONIALS.

Cornwall, Vt, Oct. IL, 1868
WA. l.. BRADLEY, ESQ,
Sir planted about six acres with corn last
spring, and used your Phosphate in the hill as
recommended, getting on about one barrel Phos-
phate to the acre. Between each acre left four
rows through the field on which | applied no
Phosphate, but two OF each four 1 used plaster
and ashes mixed. There other manure
used on the field. The result OF this experiment
got noised about while the corn was growing and
| should say that one hundred people came TO
look at Il, many remarsing that il really beat
the stories they had heard Of II. carefully meas
ured the corn from each four rows without Phos-
phate, and then from four of the rows right
alongside which had received the Phosphate
The four rows without Phosphate measured on
an average seven bushels of of corn. And
the same number of rows with Phosphate meas
ured twelve bushels of ears. The plaster and
asiIrs DID vor. ii,tIs good that I could discover
The yield on the whole six acres was $50 bushels
of good sound corn. Where there was no Phos-
Ihate used, much of the corn wac soft. | plant
ell the corn in hills only feet apart, which was
too thick for such growth as II was a perfect
swamp. never saw the like for corn BY care
full estimate l found that $50 worth OF your
Phosphate made me something over increase
of 10 bushels of shell.d corn.
CHAS. d. LANE.
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JHAS. ID. LANE.
Brandon. Vt. Oct. IL. 1s6s

Brandon, VI, Oct. Is, 1858.
Nh WM. l.. BRADLEY
Dear sir:-Last spring planted four acres OF
poor land which had not been MANFRED TOR H.
years with corn, using one barrel of your Phos-
phate TO the acre in the hull.
Alter the corn was up sppi.d plaster round
the hills-and at second hoeing / spread ashes
about the hills also, but used no other manure At
all ON the land. The yield of corn per acre was
40 bushels of shelled corn, which consider very
large from such land which was certainly very
poor before the Phosphate was applied. / sold
about 20 tons of Brailey's Phosphate here last
spring, and 1t has given very general sati,factio
Very truly yours,
WESLEY MORRILL,
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MARRIAGES. GREAT INDUCE
~ ments offered 10 those wishing Carriages of
any description. Any style can be furnished at
reduced prices, ty>applying 10
l.. \. BARROWS,
l5:MUm Calstleton Corners. Vt.
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MRS. A. B. PURNORT, lGilHnsr. r,mov.a
nom Union Block to PA0ntx Baook, Lsrohanfs'
Row, has now . very desirable stock q eeods
ready Sor M and winter tIAdo. o2odAvff
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r E NJ o Y A L !!
NEWMAN WEEKS & co.

Can now he found in their new Crankery aud
Furniture Warerooms
, 1869-09-18

IT. tt,n ruru II Tin n,laHr,t 'mtlrf ""nf'
urt," thu ,,,,o.ilin" u tl4s, ll.mui II 'tr.utn
atiu,ht.nt ia Hsu,tIt,ata thu tInt', IT ltn,
,rI",t n,a,tu t,y i,m 1art,rn "!,, ,,n., s',s.i
"niIm, ..,,,n tu tho l.,i'aslt,y t'.,niuai"'1as
!. IN .'s'Aost!'n decide tI'at ',"' t.'atlrl s.,n
a ,a H. a., ~. ,.ss.. .s II, !" IN, s,a IT f's .,aa
ng,"uEa.tr, "t"l slnh llr, rau,t n"t hf"car" III
:, Tmf.. due. it,, ni,,.ar fFut,, tnr whine. ,.
IT, t' ,.'nn,rr r.. l'at thrF" 'l M sn .ay G"
ni,na. trTs ttr 'im ecttrttM,.t If rouirarsa i,u.
''aa'1t. IT., comut,,... ,,c n, o,,n,p ,ro, III. ,
rrc hr!ole 1nrt,, tIat hurley VII un,t likely !'s.
' 'rs!n a;a X s 81 Wt,Tn s 'S Sass. lars III '''' '"'
And does rat aal.ear that sualt,y equal To
! , ~, ~, ~ !. + ~ 'Ao' "''e "'' '''' a.
, 1869-09-18
POLITICAL

IN. Aver, ot " Cherry rectoral' farat. .nsa clear
ttk1 In Boutwe'+ district, Is the Republican nom-
.net. for CouGrrss.
The New Yoyk TsiiHns's Washington cat
respondent te.egraphs. az hare the bes; aataoss-
y tor staeiue positively that the Chlaese mission
has been rendered to ex-senator FrelluShuJsen4
OF New Jersey, and b. him declined
The New Yost le4lrr SAYS thst when the editor
Of the Er1 asse1ta that he yosei for St1 Aad
blAi1, the editor OF the Tu.u tells An untruth- II
u ruMorcd IN political clscIes that A5tor ua.l will
turnsh the proof oi hia statement 70 the public II
81 sas5 tiay.
The Republicans Of Kendall County, III. hare
ron.nased the following Ticket: Judge, Henry S.
Hudson; Clerk Jeremiah Evazts: Treasurer, NIL
TN E Cornell: Superintendent Of Schools, John
r Ma1shal!. SpgreJo1, l. e. DtaDest; Assot.asc
justices, John c. Scho1tld, William l. Fowler.
Inc Republicans OF Adams County, Ill, nsvc
nominated the following ueket: JuhSe, E. J.
Mitchell; CLERK, Charles IL Morton: Treasurer,
Cha.les J. Tenau1: School Superintendent. S. Y
! Grammar: Surveyor, Charles Peru; Members oi
! the Constitutional Convention, Dr. Joseph Rob,
b.cs, Thomas HALEY.
| The Atlanta GAY CoH.titutionaI.s& can Bee nc
parallel between General LouSssrees>s coursc aad
thal Of the v!rgtalanA 1t ssys that II he has the
rrIec aud Il y TINT tAAs doo:ns him.; nnd that hi
1nuss rot " look LOT bis indignant, deserted ~.
/ betrayed COMPANIONS 10 suiie xnncl!on upoa
deed that Il .crtd With lhe dasK blazougy Of II,
| trs,t.