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PATIENTS

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vs.. In Chanccry.
Albert Eaton, William Bum
garner, and the Mason County
Mining and Manufacturing
in PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
j Circuit Court Of Mason county, West Wiz
ginia, made on the - day Of May, 1870, in the
above entitled cause. the undersigned, Special
Commissioner, who was appointed BY said de-
cree for that purpose, will on
Tuesday, tic 1871 dayqfS September, 1870,
proceed to sell on the premises; at public auc
tion, TO the highest bidder, the following real
estate situated in Hartford City, Mason county,
West Virginia, to.wit: LotNo l6 in square
six, 10y and bounded rs, follows, viz: on the
north side by lot No. Is on the east by lot
40. l, on the south side by third street, and
on the west side by the turnpike road, upon
the following terms, to.wit: 0ne.half cash in
hand and the residue on a credit Of two equal
instalments payablein six and-twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale, the purchaser
giving bond with good personal security for
the deferred instalmonts, and retaining the le'
gal title as further security.
Said Lot. No. l6 has large building there
on sufficient to accommodate two or more fam.
lilies. JOHN U. MYERS,
aug4-5w. Special Commissioner.
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DsYCH0MANOY, OR SOUL OHARNIER.-
l A wonderful book: isshows how either sex
can iascinato any ono they wish, instantly
(All posses This power 1t teaches how. to
get rich, Alchemy, Sarcerios, Incarnation.
Demonology, Magic Mesmerism, Spiritualism,
Marriage Guide, and thousand wonders
Mailed for % cents. Address T. WILLIAM
& Co.. Publishers, South 7lh street, Philadel'
phia, Pa.
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In family in Middlcscx, Vermont,
there arc the mothers, two grandmothers,
one grcat-grandmother, throo daughters, two
grand daughters, one great grand-daught-
or, two wives, one widow, two husbands,
two fathers, two sons.in-law, ono grand
father, one son-in-law, and only six NOM
bcrs in the family,
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.

THE NEXT TERN WILL BEGIN, IN ALL
i Departments, Thursday Morning. Scptem.
Der LIST, aud continue sixteen weeks.
In the Academy, a thorough preparation for
College may be obtained, and instructions re.
ceived in all the branches usually taught ia
High Schools,
adcmy, to Union Soldiers taking full cole.
giate course, and to students preparing for the
ministry.
The Trustees have decided to establish a
Department. Of Science, with special reference
to mining. mctallurgy, DC.
For further information, apply to President
L EDeERToN, Treasurer.
MAniErrE ONO, Aug. A lS7O-3wE
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TnE Ohio county democracy entertained
and equalizcd a full blooded African-iu
one of their township conventions, the 9TH
er day.
Goodness!
Goodness Gracious!
Oh, Gracious me!
Goodness Alive!
Thunder and Lightcniagl
Who'd ha' thunk i'll
Oh!
"Whito-Black Mans Party%
Send US H. s. g. Co.
Oh!
-West Tlrainian.
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A LIikinds of Magistrate Hanks on hsno
~ and for sale at THIS OFFICE
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Tho Mason County Journal has at last
equalised itself with "uiggcr." 1t has
fallen from its high estate, and puts itself
upon an equality with a negro" by Gu
tering into newspaper controversy with
ono-Eli Coleman. So far tho ''despisod"
man has had the best of it. Oh, where!
Oh, where, is the "white mans" party.
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Tho editor oftho Mason County jour
nal calls upon US to give tho name of ono
Democrat who condemns the address of
the Democratic Committee" We give
that of gentleman Of prominence aud
honor, and ono who has moro brains than
the editor Of tho Journal and the Demo-
cratic County Executive Committee COM
binod-that gentleman is @. P. I. Moore,
Esq. Do you hear III
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SuocK1SG AccrDENr-Two MEN DRowS-
ED.-Onc of the most distressing accidents,
all things considered, that wc have heard
of for many days occurred on Monday last
in Fayette county. Two young men, Gone
of them AIr. Hammond, n nephew of Mr..
@. P. Huntingdon, President G. & o. r.
r., and the other Mr.. Howard, started
from Miilcr's Ferry in skitf, accompanied
by q young man named Marsh, who
lived in the vicinity, and was acquaiu.
ted with tho river. When they reached
the shoals at Hawks Nest, they expressed
a determination to remain in the skiff while
going through the rapids; although Mr..
Marsh advised them not to Mr.. Demp-
scy, who resides in tho vicinity, also en-
deavoredto dissuadc them from the porilous
enterprise, telling them that the empty
skiff could only be gotten down by attaching
lines to it. They PERSISTED, however, Mr..
Maash refusing to go in the frail vessel,
and soon after leaving the. shore, they
we're buried in tic rapid waters. The
body Of Mr.. Howard has been found, the
head very much disfgurcd. There is g
reward Of 500 offered fortho body Of Mr..
Hammond Kdaalola Republican.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
ONE tract of land containing $40 acres. IS
" Of which is cleared and mostly bottom
land; two good dwelling houses. and one Of
the finest mill sites IN the county Price four
thousand Eve hundred dollars, fif,een hundred
cash in hand, and tho balance in annual pay
ments. Situated in Mason county, West Vir.
ginia, on the Little Guyandotte river, four
miles from the Ohio river. The title to this
land is indisputable, and general warranty
deed will be given. Possession given imme.
diateIy. Good roads 10 the fam from all di-
reetions, and school.house on the next farm
heavily timbered, and the farm is in good re.
pair, Call on or address,
MOORE, ToMLINSoN d SISSoN,
Real Estate Agents,
Point Pleasant. West Virginia.
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no coNsUMpTIvEs.--You can get sure
i cure for Coughs and Colds, and all lung
complaints free. 1thus cured thousands. Send
for il to DANIEL ADEE, P. o. Box 1881, New
York
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IRON the Cumberland md, ) Telegraph.l
The Political situation Of West Viz.

From Lle CumDeHAnu kMu'Il AeleBEuPh'l 81
The Political situation Of West vir-
giHia.
Our ncighbors Of West Virginia will
have, upon October next, IN opportunity
Of exercising their political Judgments ia
the selection Of an entire State ticket, 70
consist Of Governor, Secretary Of State.
Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, and
one Judge of the Court Of Appeals. They
also elect members Of Congress and one
half their Senate. The Democratic ticket
will be headed by JohnJ. Jacob, Of Rom.
ncy, as nominee for Governor, opposed
upon the Republican side BY w. 3. Ste
venson, of Parkersburg. The next term
Of the Legislature will BE an important one.
Among other matters, it will take action
upon What is knownas the "Flick Amend
mcnt." This proposed amendment Of the
State Constitution, deriving its name from
the gentleman introducing it, contemplates
universal suffrage" 10 other words,
it does away with lllrestrictions now pla-
ced upon voters, either because Of color or
for disloyalty. The Democrats refuse to
touch the Flick Amendment, except with
tongs, yet have demanded the Immediate
repeal Of the requirements of the rcgistrs-
ton law, that insists upon certain in
terrogations being delicately put to all vo-
ters, as to former loyalty or disloyatty.-
They shout deliantly, ''white mans gov
crnment!" and refuse to couhtenance an
amendment that, if adopted. will release
thousands Of their allies from the disquali-
ication of disloyaalty. In the meantime,
the Republicans wifi not be slow to use
the advantage given them by this anoma-
lous position oflheir enemies.
The Flick Amendment has passed the
Legislature once. If it again passes that
body it goes before the people for their rati-
fcation or rejection. In case ofun affirma-
tive vote by tho people, the Governor an
nouuces the same by proclamation and it
becomes part Of the State Constitution.
Adviccs from West Virginia assures US
Of Republican majority, in tho coming
contest, Of FIVE thousand.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

William W. Harper and Joseph
E. Mccoy, partners doing bust
ness in the firm name of Harper
d Mccoy
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

1 EDGERTON, Treasurer.
MGRrETr&, ONO, Aug. 4. lS7O-3w4
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
NJ ASON lC.

M3nnt Vernon Royal Arch GhaptoT, me ,Ts
Grst Monday IN each MONTH at 'he'F hH' III -"'
Market House bn,i!InS. .,, n, o, ,
r. g. r'% m w sncanH anI E,Irth TIrrs
laws in each month, ut their hsll in tho Market
House Building
Andrew Jackson Ln!g1' no. NO, ~ a. T.. ~ "A,
NJ, meets Hrst anu lAlrI thnFsnsys III rHcn
month"; 1t tneir nall, on FAIRFAX street, o'I""oA
hinH ana iF'hce'
ODD FELLOWS
Narlcv Encamnmont No, &, meets second
and ionrih Mnni,v in each month, a. odd
E,IlovcI uo1l on II',l,,,huc etrnoi
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARI l.
Miscellaneous EteIals.

On the Goth ult all the spacious college building
of Ottcrbcin University, an institution under
the auspices Of the United Brethren in Christ,
a. Westcryille, Ohio, was burned down. Libra
ry, &c., destroyed. Loss $500
In the Tennessee State Constitutional Con
yentiou at Nashville. on Friday, the suffrage
constitutional amendment to the State Consti-
tuition was adopted by vote Of 50 to l6, con
icrrlug the right of suffrage on all male citizens
Of the United States, 81 years OF age.
There is at North Brookfeld, Massachusetts
the largest shoe factory 10 the country. The
flooring covers an area Of yearly three and
three quarter acres: about $50 hands are EN-
poyed in the shop, and $50 outside. The work
consists of pegged boots and shoes, chiefly tor
the Southern market, and last year the bust
ness amounted to about three millions OF dol
larS.
The South Carolina phosphate beds, lew
miles back Of Charleston, aud extending mile
or more on the Ashepoo river, yield four hun
drcd and fifty tons OF the phosphate rock to
one fourth OF an acre. OSsiGed bones -possi :.
blv OF antediIuvian origin form a large part OF
the substance, and sharks. teoth seem to be
very plenty. In addition to the mills at Charles,
ton, one has Just been erected at Savannah, on
the island, to grind up this fertizlng sub
stance.
The Senate committee on postothcc5 yester-
day had special meeting on The subject OIL
postal teIeeraphs and came to an, important
conclusion, by virtually agreeing TO report
Senator Ramsay's bill to establish postal tel
cgraph system and to incorporate the United
States Postal Telegraph Company,
The Baltimore Methodist says:-Sunday
morning week, DR.. Nlunsey delivered bis first
missionary address in Baltimore, Trinity
Church overflowed with all eager crowd. The
address was eXtempore, tut marked by The
characteristic vipor and style Of the great
preacher.
The New York rribune thinks that there IL
neither sense nor dccency 10 paying the general
Of the army n time of peace nearly three times
liz much as the Chief Justice oil the u. y, an,!
more than donblc AZ much ~ the Secretary oi
War. There are great many others beside;
the New York Tribune who thinks so too.
The New York Trhucc says mir. Webster
cxpounded, Mr.. Sumner amends, constitutions.
Mr.. Sumner amends constitutions which he
cannot expound and which, when amended
are not worth cxrounling
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

LEXANDRIA PLANNING MILLS.
uOUERT JAMESON BOYD N. SMITH.
JAMESON ~ SMITH.
JOHN r. LAMBDEN. Superintendent,
Nos. 20 and 81 Water ST.,
AFRO prepared 30 furnish at short motto" ana
on reasonable terms
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, BRACKETS,
MOULDINGS,
BA LEIJSTERS,
Newell POSTS.
WEhTH Err BOARDING.
SIDING, BOX STUFF,
DRAWER STUFF,
PANELS, &c, g..
And to execute all kinds Of Scroll Saving
Gnd Wood Turning, Planning, TongEcing and
Growing and Surflcing done in tho bost man
nor. Thoy will also furnish plans sad spGc'h-
cations for dwellings, stores and other building
~ 2-tf
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.NfW - ~. &C..

!: prepared g. c>cc,.t" witn ncH.Has" and Dis
l!..rl! ~! kinds -;
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r Asst NOTICE TO TAN- PA ERS
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

r Asst NOTICE TO ia PAY K RS
SHERIFFS NOTICE.
The large amount OF taxes unpaid and tho
heavy demands for money due on the County
levy. ~ also tho State, demands prompt action
and if not pnid 10y the 18th day OF February
will be compelled IL collect rs tho law pro-
Tidrs. As my payments must be ma'ln, TO accom-.
noda.c those who are employed during the
dsy. will be ut my ollicn ON Wednesday and
Friday nights. from Il! To halt-past o'clock.
Office No l2%outh Royal street.
J. &. UNEAL,
inn - .ihariN Alnyundria county, Va.
gDSIAM II. H. SMOOr
" Formerly of aui successor IL Smo"t, TN
Ter 3 Company,
LUMBER DEALER.
No II Union ST..
Between King and Cameron,)
le left Alexandria, Va.
N SPRING SUPPLY.
We have Just received orr first supply Of
fresh GARDEN SEEDS l"r the Spring OF
lS1u Catalogues can he hat upon application.
jan 20 T.. s. LEADBEATER. ~ BRO.
NoTlcE.
| AN selling NY entire stncl; Of FEED AT
COST consisting Of 90 bales Glover and limo
thy Hay nud ANM buShels at Grain and Miltocd
dec - A. WALL. III King ST.
- FOX RENT-Thc ,hroo.<tory BRICK
s.: HOUSE near the corner # Wolfe and st
N>aph streets. viii be in good repair. En-
STEW ART. Jan &-tf
krUTM EG DKlrS-a superior article of Sy-
~ rurs-tnr sale by GEO. l.. SEAToNf
dec 6 III King street.
GO0 LBS NEW BuCkWHEATfo for sale by
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RAILROAD 7.!IES.
a LEXANpRIA, LOUDOCN i HAM z
n. SHIRE RAILROAD.
u N n # Tlslssssas ssss s::zss

On End sitter December 25th. 1869. the trains
on this road will be run as follows:
The mail train will leave Alexandria daily,
except Sunday at $50 9. m; arrive at Lees
burg at lilo o. H., and Hamilton st lao 3. n.
Leave Hamilton at 1920 p. M, and Lees burg q:
1880 y, M; arrive at Alexsndria at $50 ,. III.
The accommodation train will leave AleXan-
dria daily except Sunday, At pm, and arrive
at Lecsburg at ESQ p. H.. Leave Leesburg nj
7:15 am, and arrive At Alexardris at Gas II. m.
Tho $50 IN. train from Alexandria and 1922
With Kemp Daily Line OF Coaches for Pur-
cellviIle, Snickersville, Berryvillc and Win,
chester; also. with Reamer's Line of Coaches
which leave Leesburg daily for Balls Mill
A die and Middleburg. dec 23-tf
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BOOTS az SYSdbES.

n oTloE'
A lnrgo stock OF Boys and Youths
FINE AND HEAVY BOOTS,
or superior quality, which will be sold at great.
Iy reduced prices. All in want will do we'll to
call ut No. "a King street.
dec Pm w. g. WADDEI.
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA h&N MAN
" ASShS khILHnAH.
L4 5Y M al Sssss$S3 80 e:

,.l,I, ,,,y,,,nu,, ,%n ,iAN.
{ i'N'' -; !ShC: n,It'nu;1;
~ N"'-''' ~ u -..,---.-
Iss sss Ea asJ ESSsSS9 ::i- sS9a sa&t:.
safSf VI, ~ eff ~ ~
On aid%!t"? I'LL hHDAl !'"'' a. t%'., .''
.'aiiy messenger TRAIN w! ;lt pGt"'Hi' " "A''it,
lNGFON aud ~ NCIlEU hI, c"h'e"t'h. a.
Gord"nsvl!ir, wiLh the Eh"S"lc'.Ee ;'!A ""
Railr"H' to Richmond G"Ein&ton "f; me In
gina springs W i'SI,'I;MIE i"' ,"
southwest, ana 81 washington - u" -''' 81
"'!" ~. rnI VI HvI;;,, ,;1 ,n.,; - .,.;
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ALEXANDRIA AMI
wv GEORGETOWN r r
M q M III ~ 81 -

f8& ~ " u & IT. e. 1sfte&ats s5z8tt--5ffx
NEW TIME TABLE, NIGHT TRAIN FOR
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PAS
SENGER TRAINS CHANGED.
DAY TRAIN FOR LYN CHB u re
On and after THURSDAY, Nov. 18th, 1869,
and until further notice, through and loca!
passenger trains will run between Washington
and Alexandria, rs follows:
Through Day Trains, Sundays Included
Leave Washington, South ward bound, Mary
land Avenue Depot, ut 10 n. N. Leave Alex,
andra, NorthwHrd bound, c"ruor Duke and
Horny streets, aL 6::'l p. III.
Through Night Trains, Sundays excepted
Leave Washington, Southwark bound, Mary
land Avenue Depot, at ESQ p. Ill. Leave Alox,,
andra NorthwHrd bound, corner Duke and
Henry streets, at $50 q. m.
Evening special trains will BIO run between
WasLir eton and Alexandria Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdays, rs follows:
Leave Alexandria, Northward bound, corner
st. Asaph and King streets, 1T G:l0 p. III. l.nRvC
Washington, Southwark bound, Maryland NJ
onuo Depot at ll::.j y. III.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS between NAshlhG-
ton and Alexandria (Sundays excepted.
Leave Washington, Maryland avenue Depot,
at and IL n M, and >, d:Gl and (Hundnys in
clulrlJ Ut 7:20 p. III.
Leave AlexanLriM. corner St. Asnph and
King streets at $ and 10 H. m, and md . pm.
and corner Duke and Henry sts., 1T $40 u. III
ROUND TRIP TICK E1'S--P"rtins purchas
ing round tr p tickets for evening special trnln'
and not returning same evening, can make use
of such tickets in payment OF far" on any l"''t
train or following day.
FAKE-F"r evening special train. fly rrni'
for round trip. Tickets !"r Same /" bt"at%ircd
only st AIcxnndri:. ticket office Oh Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays after departure at" p
y. IN. lncAl day train.
No other tr;G:; rnC"gnlZti "n "V'nIn% sr''
cial train. o. y. STEN Ems, r"n. H'lrs:
w, J. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. nov Ut
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.

VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAME
FACTORY,
Wa Inrn now made ,,,-Ito. wiz, ttIeXa.
from - 10 SI1susnt up oU0 doors Of All sizes
as,J u"no;4en =, $40 Windows of Sash, glazed
nTrl ...s lazed, cheap 300 pairs Blinds, @ll
sizes; 1000 feet Mouldings 40 dilIoront pat
terms Will make Mt short notice Window AMI
Door Frames, Brackets, &c, Newels, Bslus-
tiers and Hydrants constantly on hand. Liber-
al discounts made TO dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves. We feel
confident that we can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving
Turning and Scroll-Sswing done in the best
manner.
Plans and specifications furnished to parties
contracting with us for building materials.
MARI R1SHEILL Sc HODGE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

y short time since the oyeIsetr Of the
poor IN 81. bloomsbury, was called out
rather early 10y IA stranger. The man
was apparently vigorous, and the over
seer Was Il little surprised at being called
upon tor assistance. The man SAID he
had been in town with his family, d few
weeks, and though a carpenter by trade,
he had done but few days WORKS, for
his health was poor. The overseer no
ticed that the applicant for aid wore a
heavy geld ring, and no doubt hestated
to answer readily the claim set up tor
aid from the town. Upon this, the APP
pllcant became little Indignant, declar-
ing the town was under obligation to
support him and his family, and under
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

The Methodist Sabbath School in this
place, by invitation OF The West Concord
school, j ined them ina picnic at the
latter place on Wednesday Of this week.
The SCHOOL lett this place Il little before
nine in the morning. loaded in coaches,
large and small wagons, and with flags
and banners flying. At the grove, Ihcy
w,re joined 10y the school OF the Uniyer-
saIist society, which was also a guest on
thi, occasion. The day was spent in adj
dresses by several clergymen and some
of the scholars, singing Of beautiful
hymns by the schools, and Iectalions,
etc, by the little ones. The excursions
ISIS returned about six o'clock much
g:atitied at their days entertainment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
RNEfUL,fIIH EMfL.tIIe.

David NJ. C.emcnt of east Lyndon. en-
ticcd Il our-year>-old daughter OF Loren
Fisher in'u Il piece OF woods near Fishers
house "n : n"ay last. and attempted an
outrage upon her person. He Wl> seen
creeping into the bush 10y boy in the
uci-h5nrhood. who tuII the Fishers. when
'icn,nt VAS followed and arrested While
attempting his Niliainy. The Girl was not
tniurcd. Clement had his examination ON
Monday. and in default OF - 900 bonds.
wa> committed to Jail in this place. Alter
his arrest. Tie WerkSc> visited Clcmenr'>
house. rni foUud in ;hc attic some over
twenty meal bags. and a quantity of hay
ami manure forks belonging 10 them
Clement i Is years old, and has wife
aud daughter. Clcment is 4 fair repre-
sentative Of a set OF drunken. thicvin@.
lrwd fellows. who have Infested the east
part OF Lyndon tor many Years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

At the annual meeting of the Corpora
tors and Trustees OF the Lyndon Institu-
ton. held on Tuesday last, the tollowin"
board of officers was elected tor the wear
ensuing: Rev. 4. =. Moulton. President /:
|. W. Sanborn. Sec'y and Treasures; :.
Il. Foss. Jeremy Pearl. Auditors: Rev.
L. b. TaSker. l.. Howard, 5. II. Fo,S. \.
o. Harris, Rev. c. Il. Peckham. Executive
Committee. At this meeting, the trustees
instructed the executive committee to Sc
cure teachers and open school the com
inc fall. Preparations are already bein"
made to that effect.
The F. W. Baptist Society and friends
are again a@iatng the question of build
Ing new and commodiouS church AT
Lyndon. They arc satisfied that the time
has come when something should be done
to afford better accommodations for the
people in this regard: and Il meeting OF
the citizens i called AT the Baptist church
at Lyndon Ccutrc. ON Tuesday cvcnir."
next august p at o'clock.