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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-21

Reported expressly for the HERALD by c. c.
CHAMBEELrs q Co, Commission Aer-
chants, 20 and 81 Faneull Hail
Market Boston
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-21

.nN MARKIAGE.-fS FOR
~ YOUNG MEN, On great SOCIAL EVILS
aud ABUSES. which interfere with Marriage,
and ruin the happiness 0f thoEsanos.-w1th sure
me Ans OF relief for the FIRING ana onf,rtunate,
diseased and debilifated.
sa,t in sailed letter envelopes, free or charge.
a d6re.s EDWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2, Is.
Ninth ST. Philadelphia, Pa lsepi2d&w5m
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Weather Report.
IGNAL STATION,

SIGNAL STATION,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 20.
The low barometer OF Tuesday after
noon in the south Atlantic States still
continues, and has fallen somewhat. That
which was 10 New England has probably
moved eastward beyond our stations, and
the pressure has very generally risen from
Virginia to Missouri and southwark. The
high barometer in Minnesota has moved
southeastward into Wisconsin and Mich
igan, and the pressure has probably begun
to fall in Minnesota. The temperature
has fallen very generally east of Michi-
gan and Mississippi and especially In the
Middle and Eastern States. Threatening
weather with light rains is still reported
from the south Atlantic and Florida, and
from New England, and partially cloudy
and clearing weather in New York and
Pennsylvania. Fresh northerly winds
continue from the Middle and east At
lantic States, westward to Lake Michigan
and Tennessee. Light southeast winds
have risen in Iowa and Minnesota.
| PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably continue
to rise on Thursday on the Atlantic coast
with cloudy weather from Virginia t
Florida. Partially cloudy and clea
weather in the Middle and Eastern State
and on the lakes. North and northeaster
ly winds from Chesapeake Bay to Geor
gia, and from Lake Erie to Lake Superior
Northerly winds with clear weather fror
Kentucky to Alabama and Texas.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-21

w N Ofivar-Sir:-W think the work upon
The hea3st0ne very nicely executed. The more
we see the stone the better we are pleased with
- L, q. LINCOLN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-21
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING

The first opening of Fall Styles at Miss Hae
horns will be Sept 26;h, when we expect 10 snow s
our Lady Patrons something decidedly ne" aou
handsome. -n;u
Miss Hathorn, with her principal trmer, WIN VIII
spend next week In New York, and atteno me y.
Fail openings there. And as we have mace auoi-
tions to our Rooms here, we expect, on our re
turn to be prepared to receive and I'LL promptly
all orders that the Ladies of Rutland and vlcln-
ity may be pleased tn favor us with. -.
Rutland, Sept. l4th, 1871. 80
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-21

Essex Man LosT.--Mr. G. G. Mortor'
Of E.-ex, left tn, depot at Essex junction
last Thur sday sfre rnoon for home. as was
socpo.ed. hut be ha not been seen up to
.;x O'Clock last Tues, 'ay evening.
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mEa1lS.

ORMsBY.-Ir Mendon, Sept. 18Th, ulys ses
A Ormshv. son of ira A. and Clara P. Ormsoy'
aged l9 N nths and days.
.,C+ona home 10 T. st in Jesus arms - ,
>vAuNJER In Sutherland Falls, sep. 18Th,
Miss Lizzie Warner, aged 81 yeas daughter "f
Y 3. Warter.
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lbs 55as7 cents, shorn 50 esnts each.


T5era has been an eviie Improvement in the
tone II the market tor cattle this week and the
quality OF the sfO x Is somewhat better One or
two Lets Of Western Steers have been held at ! &c
on live weigh. HOu2htCn & Wilcox sold
prior 80. r from Lake ChsmplaIn valley at sc
dressed. . ~ Sc dress d and A. e live weight,
I'D by II. y. Wall-ce, Bridgeport. John Den
ham sold steers ted 10y Fletcher, Brldgep 1T,
ri superior quality u Mr.. Winter on private
terms. Mr.. II ughJ. Is Id Is s-e.rs and heif-rs
ta Mr.. PEEK a. & &c; twO-yeaT dds we're sold at
I1c, 10 n BE II for 2g3 per bead. J. =. Fay
sid beef ken AT s. Ter pound dressed, cows
tor seS OF 60 &c, stays al Ne dressed weight J.
W CuOy-r 8 oxen SIC a. Sc, ? At &C DIR ed.
co KS tor sfS or Nc On dr. ssed weight j. w.
Coo ueT Ox-n a. Q &c. ~ Sc. At &c dressed X.
T.. French 80. d Ken 800 lbs &c live
Teizht II $40 bz Al Ne L. L JoDe- snld y
oxen to drers $50 lbs 4ch for 3 on de d weight,
mulch COW and calf t37, cows ana calves and
/ 2 tpriuRCrs a. 81.
/ On steep aud lambs the market favors the
bnyeIs little but th-re Is No qugtabls change IN
pres.
Live poultry lja per 10.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-21

Cattle. Sheep. sbotes. Fat Hogs. Veal,
This week, 1858 1886 $50 1887
Last week 4l4O IA $50 2oO 600 $50
One year ago, 1858 1882 $50 57lI 50
Beet pr 100 lbs. on total wight hide, tallow
and dressed meat, extra s9.a00sI0 90. First
quality, 50 OOGsg so; seco"d quality, sS.OO1
S IS third quality, 500 G775.
We-tern Steers live weight 5&97c. Texans
Ease per 10.
Working oxen $40. to $500.
Handy steers soc 10 81 IS
Cows and young calves film 70 fair quality.
IS to 35a Fair [, good 30 TO 65 cents Extra
IS cents. Farrow aud dry Is TO soc.
Stores unchanged.
Sh-ep per 10. i've weight, sheared 4cr36e.
Sheep and lambs per head in lots s2.5O9H. 50,
or 5E@7c.
Fat a.,gs, per h., to 5 @c live weight
ehotes wholesale, 81 96c.; retail, 81 TO Sc.
Much changed
YOU g pigs. SSGI0.
H5d-s- Brighton Sc; country lots, 7EGsc
Calf Skins. l6sa ISc per ID
Tallow, Brighton, 6 to exc per ID, country lots
5 to y
Pelrs 90asl 3 each.
Lambs jg9s7 cents. shorn 80 esnts each.
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,xeraid - the only pnpe' Ia
r.nutyof Rutland, or this seq
inc -, vermont that takes FH'"-
''o news. The Herald receive"
.ssociated Press Reports re9"-
lariY. -
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IMPERIAL Using TEA.

l. choice Hack Tea, Orange Peeco flavor.
1,nr.s headsche ou;e.s the nerv,s, refreshes the
system. 800 per pound Ounce sample by
NAL IN receipt of 10 rents. Address the ikEAI
EAST INDIA TEA CO, ?. Q. Box 2,sZS, bos-
Mass,
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nO0H A MONTH.-Horse and carriage Iur-
XOZC pished expenses paid samples free.
81. B SHAW, Alfred, Me. sep2ld&w4w
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THURSDAY, Sept. q, 1871.
Rutland Retail Prices Current.
1rnsp.Y aIonrEse. selt. q, ls7l.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHESTER
Kingsley, Grocer, and w. II. Dunton.
proprietor Of Fulton Market
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cambridge and rIedford
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Money easy at to per cent.
Stocks closed declining on fears OF an extra sale
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A DEs1RABLE HISS There is the hiss Of ridl-
Guile, the hiss of soon, the hiss of snakes in the
grass but the most delightful hiss is that OF
TARRANTiS FERVEsCENT SELTZER
APERItNT' IN the sp trkling goblet, giving as
snr4uce 10 the invalid that his thi st will be de-
iciou-ly assuaged that his stomach will be re-
freshed and purified that if he Is feverlSh, MS
BODY viii be cooled by healthy I'll evaporation !;
that it he is c0ns'ipated the difficulty will pass
away without paug and that II the eondluon
of his general health Is Impaired, 1t Will be speed
ilv restored OF course, he will take care to pro-
cure none but the genuine.
SOLD BY ALL D8UGGISTg.
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AMOUNT OF grooE At mAnEEr.

Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
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Goyeromsnts, notwithstanding the extra pur-
eh 4se of the treasury, closed weak.
The foI owing are the quotations
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

HORSEs, CARRIAGES. &C.
Al THE S1TS sRp ASs AgSrISS RSsn s4sT 4sTrrns.rns
;ons Il fg'ffcs1 B Ssa ise 1A5 H1 Erect
nvEny SATURDAY
every 1HEss s's DaivnsS STafg s'sfsP;'s sfss
s, .ssy'ss y ss,i:i ::i
81 gsfs ssf p fs b% Rr K c
or s6d drive her superior rOsd:ser
s..,... ~. ~ DscSoE:s ENTIRE rs-AsLIsHxEsI
~ ss$: S,: i
.sTr:nss ,ose,ssr viii pseoIs rSss,on
the property OF Dr. Dunn, is abou, to remove to
One side spring Concord Wagon, built by rvers,
One .yp Nag n. nit ny Parry.
hav ssss ssd si.s "
o three are an ana IN
Sr Harness. but little use co. when new s
s,s s os gss :9 ,
used hS ni %D a I, rC,
on the road as zoe HswSins is warranted sound and
Fine stylish par sorre Coach ,5 high and
sysss s Oh fosd es great r9a nsys been
All harness together WIN Coach. Harness. ac soId for
One SET double Harness, built by Dunscome.
cn 81: snss su mafnes Sy cS%e Sn
Saddles, Brides, Hal,efs. wbips Horse Clothing, &C.
Sales never postponed on account Of weather
Rch. JOHNSTON, AuclIoEEER.
Of the well known Livery Stable
No. Eaet Houston street.
" 'SsbsnSN 8sSsEsS&y, vos os.or.4 pasiSEIl' Il.
AZ II o'c,ock,
ivsnly:avs Horses, Harness, 40, Sc. ''' "''''''
The Establishment and Goo VIII wi, be for
sae a. private sac ny g ihe above named time when q no.
bidder
"A. ON ACCOUNT or SEVERE STORM
ylsEkS s xE posrvEll lAkh 4axE EiaCS FGAcE
THIS p!y PAY Is .sATDRpAY, 9cr9BhE AS y oSLoGK
Fiftb avenue consstng Of three very fast lrotns
Horses family Horse, two Top Wagons one Opeu
double hsee basS bear soS ns Las 0Rs ss
Blankets, &C. For iuI particulars ca,aogue al sale.
AT GREAT sACRHIB FOR CASH.
"A 70 close oui ssnimer consgnmentsL
Ps Psn Fop EsssS' 10, Pc Pony fs :so
i ..,.nd hand Top " agon, oy Brewster, also
$50 sets OF Harne Of supc. ior make
Blankets, Robes. sc, AfshAns IN great variety - -
70 Liberty. sohssToS Ts11 IVAN I''i.s:s TxssRLL Liberty
two sR1 OND HAND ToP wAioNs. siu BACH;
"A. one Brewster Road Wagon, two Express wagons
'0 s'Si ss %oo: .s . Ss ss
4 FINE YOUNG SOUND BAY MARE GOOD rRAv-
SSoo great bargain. Apply Al stable, 50 Norsn Moore
A LIGHT SIX SEAT IVES IcHEsTER RocKAwAY
seat scnsp sason SsSRs
'' and 'ssA @ 'ssi - Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

LyoH NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company
sesmshps of THE line leave pier " North RIVER foo OF
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond The steamship
WYANOKE will. sail Saturday, Oct. " at r. NJ, con-
neci,ng with Virginia and tennessee Air line, the sea
board Inland Air line. Petersburg and welcon Railroad.
Railroad Through passenger tickets and through bills OF
iAdns reduced rates al points South and southwest
Steamship ALBEMARLE with frsish,l for Norfolk and
Portsmouth only, on Monday, Oct 8.
No passengers Aksn By snips sailing on Aonday Wedne
Apply 81 Once, on pier 81 once Of hs COMPANY iei
0reehWch street, corner of DeN
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS. SHOES. TRIMS
"A and valises At the Great Family Shoe Emporium $50
Bowery, corner Of Bond street, selling 20 per below
Broadway prices. w. d. BIGELOW
ROBERT IRWIN.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTwISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's LINE 10
California, japan and China,
via Panama,
Carrying Malls Passengers and Freight
Kingston, Jamaica, Santa Mar.hs and Greytown
and Pacific Coast Of Mexico,
Central America, Peru
and Chile.
Steamers leave 18th ana 30h each MONTH except when
those dates fall on sunday then the day previous -
October 1f-Steamer OCEAN QUEEN, Captain a. q.
Jones' win leave No u North River al IL O'Clock noon
for Aspinwall via Kingston, connecting At Panama Wild
steamer MONTANA, Captain Lspdge. touching at Acapaco
Manzano and Mazaan, and also connecting Tor AL Central
South Pacific Freights tor last named
ports received until 4 J. N. OF October H.
Steamer AMERICA viii leave San Francisco. November
for Japan and China For rates OF passage freight and all
further information apply ~ Compsnys ONCE on the pier
foot Of Canal street. " II BABY, Agent
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
u Atlantic Mail Steamship COMPANY.
Sailing regularly Thursday ~ o'clock p. NJ, pre-
ejsey, from pier No. North River.
MORR0 CASTLE, Capt. X, Adams. oct "
COLUMBIA, Capt h Van Slice. ice.................Oct y
" 'S A. W. DlMoCR President.
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TOR FERNANDINA, FLORIDA,
And all points the Florida and Jacksonville, Penss
. cola and Mobile Railroads and Brunswick. dn.
Steamship sHl.AND sails Saturday, October A3P NJ.
- from pier 29 North River.
through bills iading given 20 ali points In Florida.
Exceien, passenger accommodations.
JAMES HAND, AGENT
street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

"A Lots ON 0rAe Tract and ovington Tract will II
drainage sssessments remain unpaid Address Immediately,
giving lot numberr, THEODORE v. W. BERGEN, Col.
ieotor Bay Ridge, L. l. -
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
EUROPEAN sTRAMsHIPx

THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET COMPANYs
i iron mail steamship
Captain N. Trautmann will sail October TO- 1871 Al
Il. NJ, for Hamburg
taking passengers from New York TO Plymouth London
Cherbourg and Hamburg.
First Cabin. 12O Second Cabin S72 Stcerage, $780, gold;
payable in United States gold
The HAMMONfA will sail October H. 1871.
The ALLEMANA will sail Ocober7, extra steamer 10
Hamburg, and take passengers at the usual rate.
kUNHARDT CO., G. B. RICHARD 4 BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
u Broad street, N. Y. No. Barclay street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

SPOkTINH DOGN, BIRDS, &C.
E,OR HALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, Birds
&c Medicines for all diseases prepared Food for mock
ing bros At B. g. DovEY'S No. Greene street, near
Canal.
en- FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS BULL TERRIER
RfV. Dog l6 months 0 d; good coach dog will be
taken In part payment Address D. b., box 203 Post oce
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.ta Wltn
Cf g. f5tHia
sarifna t.f 1sf InfH
uhl ~ Done E'
omrni w.lA Co., 81 H
K mlf ~ aa
.bia ~ fbo jH is h.rlf i
Dol aiiHbnif1 o. .a .tsf. .rf
cteiiemcnf offh0 mlGrni. .ft.tag
cause save dI-r pcct l1F 'ho Court
or contempt 1f it Authority The
Court accepted the apology % va.
thought that everything ra settled
and thc Judge wa nummual.l for
thu having soon effected the fs
lontion Of order without having o.
resort 10 violent measures, which
might have resulted BOO blpod.hcl.
But without any notice whatever
I'LL SAYS otto strike che nauc
Of Col. Lamar from the rull d at
torneys practicing in biz Cont.
Thiswis an Outrage and o. undouJt
cdly the most unwarrautcl trick
that Judge Till has ever been guilty
and lie deserves ccusuro for
1t. Col. Lamar i aquict pcaccable
gentlemen Of the finest scnseof hon
or, and one Of the mo4t quiet men
the State, and would have COM
no violence in a Court
except myself defence as most clear
y he acted in this case. 1t was sur
by some that there was some
political feeling in the matter, bat
is not true.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-07-01
SUCCESSFUL
l Lady Relieved After SUFFERING
Twenty-Se'en Years By A
Surgical operation.

We learn from the gentleman at
whose house she was stopping, that
DIR. w, L. Rogers, oftlis city, assist
cd BY some Of our prominent Phi
slcians, Drs, Rice, Willct, Mallory,
Nuttall, Williams, and DR.. Geo.
Snyder, Of Jackson, Tennessee, OPP
peated for a rent in the bladder
(kr wa among medical men as rcc,co
rdgiam Estnid,) which had existed
y years with complete success.
There were difficulties to over
come in the aasc before the oper-
alton could be performed, which re-
quired the daily attention Of the doe
tors for four months. His mtirine
energy and perseverance has been
crowned with brilliant success, and
this operatio alone would places him
on thotop round Of thcladder, oven
If he were not already known to our
people as an accomplished and skill
lul Surgeon. The lady left this even
ing for her home in Nashville,
whore mumoros friends auXiOuly
wait to congratulate her.
We clip the above notice from theI
Appeal OF the Doth inst
and feel q sense of prido that our
distinguished friend DR.. Rogers,
have received 80 mcritcd Il
compliment from our ncighbor jour
nails for we know of no Surgeon of
The South of higher rank and emil
nencc for skill and ability than him.
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MMUNICATEn.

Mr., EdIroR; Your corrcspon-
dent claims not to be u politician,
yersed in tho lodges necessary to OBJ
tain the spoils of Office or power Of
place. Nor is he a PARTISAN, ready to
gnlp every measure of one faction
while he would hatsily condemn
the good as well rs the bad another
may do. The history of all parties
is rcplotc with favoritism-and dem
agogucsha retarded and prevented
enterprise and improvement by lus-
ty shouts of "Wolf when their
hearts are iull Of selfish aims and
hopes, No measure suits the crawl
ing proclivitics OF schcmiug uen
half so well as local interest, while
on nothing viii they descaut SO ell.
oqucntly and there is nothing half
50 attractive to them as the "puhlic
crib toward which their longing
eyes turn ever watchfully.
But the preposterouS idea ofmak-
ing the removal of the county site a
party question, and worse than all a
Radical measure would be laughablc
really il we did not know that local
pa%rtisans were making this a means 10
excite prejudicos whore they are well
aware there is no ground for such
opposition. Now it is well known
at the last county election, to fn the
vacancy in the lower House, the cam
didate backed by the influence Of
batesvlIle aud Pamela, and pledged
to them to oppose the removal of the
Court House did not receive a cor
poral guards vote for the Office,
while Maj. Howe, who was not
PLEDGED, but believed to sympathize
IN the movement for Sardis, notwith-
standing his political connections
lchdc'n a son goa0 received in that
election the unqualified support of
many respectable and intelligent
gentlemen on this side of the river
at least And if gcntlemcn are de-
tcrmined to force the issue out Of its
local bearing into the canvass as n
political test, they will find that a
compromise ticket endorsing the
measure will receive the votes of an
overwhelming majority now on both
sides Of The river. And yet gentle
men lrac'iously talk Of half dozen
supporters, With tAese facts patent
before thsceuntrs. Nor Is the meas.
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Important Public Notlte

DR.. Stewart, P. G. strictly Eclectic PIN
clan, discarding Calomel, Blue Mass, Qui,i,
Arsenic, Strychnia, and other 'poisons, tr'
with almost invariable success, Asthma
tarrh, lncipient Consumption, Fits, Heart
ease, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Drunkncss, all d
in a few days. Eryspilas, Chronic chilli !
duces all enlarged Splenes, cures Caneer, 4
tire Tor swelled neck, Female Diseases, Cha
Liver, Spinal and Kidney Diseases, Dias
Paralysis, Piles, letter, Scrofula, Neural
Wens, Weeping, Sore-Leg, Ulcers, Stulpr,
llare-Lips, Sore. Eyes, Sick and Nervous ID
ache.
Cures badness and removes all superaw
hair, Embalms the dead, securing sr,
against decay and the conquerer of the ask
the Worm, Cures rheumatism in all its form
Treats Chronic Diseases exclusively.
Medicine sent anywhere by mail or Enm
All letters strictly confidential, address
DR.. STEWART, PIG
sardis MisSissirp.
Nolan
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Chancery Notice..
The State Of Mississippi,
Pamela County. 7

The State Of Mississippi,
Pamela County.
In the chancery Court Of said count, y
Rules before the clerk Of said court q BIS oaa
in the town ofSardis in said county, On =
Beth day Of May A. D. ISL
No 3Te.
Martha Ann Jones
by her next friend &c,
vs..
George Jones.
Bill for divorce, Upon opening eomplalahs]
bin, It appearing 10 the satisti ctiosi q a
court, that the said acfcndan, George lhsss !
a non resident of the State sf mississippi rs
his place OF residence and post chiee are "
known, and that after diiisent inquiry Y.
same cannot be aseertainca. II is therein
ordered. that the said defendant, do eng =,
appearance herein on or before, the irs i
Of the next term of ribs court, to pc Y
den In and for said county. at the eouri "
in the town Of Sardis, on the 2Rd Monaa'
July A. D. 1sTl, and plead answer or as-
to the eompiainants said hill. or the aaia ~
~ he cot for hearing, Es.parle on hiilaaa ~
Il l. further ordered, that 4 cepv d nv VIZ
be published IN tho aNeckly paHola ~
newspaper published N said county W.
month.
A true copy, ~,
Harrison 4 Taylor. SOILS
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90
Three sisters named llurlburt, who
came into the world simultaneously,
are now livngtsgethcr in Litchfehi
Connecticut, aged 81. They have
rarely been separated, and have al
ways enjoyed excellent health.
Twenty-six citizens ofMouroe coun-
ty, including 4 negroes were taken
oxford last week fer hearing before
the U. s. Commissioners, charged
with a violation Of the 9th and 9th
sessions Of the k. X. bill.
Parties in arrears for newspaper
postage must pay NJ. A hint to
the wise is sufficient.
ji-2w j. \. WADpY. p. N.
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Ter tht fanoll star.
To the conservatives of Pamela
County, North and South of the riv-
er; What say You? Fhen shall
we have a Convention to pnt in the
field good and true men for State
and County otlicersl Speak out
from both sides o fthe river.
JErr. j. MEEK
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public nIiuiDu otIr el through
flo best r,f'lrus If ihe county iof.
a Ilem t9 commit thcmaolye4 30 a
m r.alIr ou rilth rafl 'irj
would lago chosen iienco ba.r
Homaas would wee L5 t1 gp back
on ourselves. 80 sir, hateful at The
aat Is 90 HatcsyiIlc. and wc no not
blame Der BOO h.r gr.cfou. di appoint
mcHt, they are all honorable men,
yet the citiztm Die ua't in rgor
#, do o,,.,a.,t Tt.
r..,
compl.hcl By 2lali,n rta mani
and they now feel fiot Le6al iu.ti-
iics the means. And 70 % fca local
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a.J r,,
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90. NJ FI;,or n, ,,,.l,l.ra ~
l., orco ,Lo, yin l.. I'll -
a; Iii
Iam ,a,Ia Ian.
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o.n,ta .;,.,e.-4 t.ta.,ann a.
aa,o,.n,ihu a. Ill
II.,1t la..r,r'1.Il~
- ="
- .', III ''' awe '''" Nv ''','
viii CrelOBg roam at viii through
tno torgIo1 v.,IL, Ia. ,,.l.Lr
Tho ma oGaat, - lan rs,l. -
I@ovoito .ntLn.,,. .l.trnr..,
\, ro,tor o~rLi.,cr,. nl;i. a., ILL.,,
pa1a, 4. INK I
tho nmoro, memorial, .~;,,aIL,.a
minority of,Lo victor. ot,ho o,nn..
orc acnogi,o1 in H., or.Liro. ofha
sto,oa,tLo L,,
nan.lL ~. a.. ~
~
an Aanin na a. a.
ro, n,L,uan.1 t,,., 49,
to,o,. ,ho hoa,1 ,n,.,l.u,.. I'LL
l,,.1u I'm,
mains morl,or nhoro o,o,,ia, ..1
c...,..t,
4sbc s.ccps her As, ,r.cn. .bc Inn, a,,b, ler
last battle,
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n,L.no A.. .n.t , .,y, w., ,'S''
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VIII =, '"o rN'F,,
"'' Wv
Milo locot,on in tbc coHnt, IT. QUIZ
Orn word ,, s,,.,.., 1
friend uAnti Radicolv AMI w.
Iona Wa oo,,ot ho4 nau,nI "a.
il, ob,,n, o,an
umt;on T., ono. ,.In
!, w. '0'''' 'N''',' 'or TIC VIII
'''' ''"' MS ScorI' ana hatred Tor
6dagers and scaiawags is not
more intense than our own. He is
" nosmoans n brilliont~ ovcort;on ~
l. ontinotir - ,ho n,
~ '' ,''''P''o '''o''
ut nc VIII pardon us tat we cannot
ppreciate his eloquent plcadinr m.
o,o ur
= Wv 'SSUo o','to US 'lone'er a
political issue is made and
nr rights are threatencd,i is our du-
y no less than'our purposc 10 MAIN
Mn thom w;,h III H. -, n.,
"' Wv ''"' '""' Is
i US'0'o none 'lo''l go farther orery
)uoer than we. The burden o
nNatjon which lis prophetic ken
lone discovers nresonts no-ol,rm;r,
,otrros ia ~, H.. a..I7
"'Pt'" W
' N'"' :" NSN EdidtC dNtS VI COEDO-
ION exist Tor the Towns of P0nola
nd ~BatcsviIlo, that they warrcd
\ I'M nHCh ntHnp lar n fnNn INtt houn