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lied despotsm. How can the Demo-
cratic party 60 before the country, and,
after holding up the unconstitutional
outrages of Radiealism, exposing their
usurpatons and the iniamies of the
reconstruction acts, coOlly wind up
their assaults by gently bending their
heads and declaring, " We accept the
situation:" the measures upon which
we have warred and about which we
have made such a hullabaloo, are
&" accomplished iaets9p The people
would hiss such contemplate incon.
sistency and party trickery out Of the
canvass. The Democrats propose no
such absurd position. In the next
contest for the Presidency the battle
cry of Democracy viii be the Re
construction Acts, conceived in sin
and brought forth in iniquity, are I'M
constitutional, and having failed to
give peace, let them be eXpunged from
the records of the nation. Down with
the usurpers! Lift high the Constitu-
tionW By these signs the Democrats
can conquer.
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handwriting on the wall. The
speeches Of despots and tyrants sell
DOM If ever, command applause; but
whenever a voice is raised in defense
Of liberty and in denunciation Of
usurpation, the popular heart, which
cherishes an innate love for freedom
and sympathy for the wronged,
catches the inspiration and echoes
back the theme. It is not, therefore,
uprising that the Radicals are never
applaudeG by the galleries at Wash
ingtOn, or that the Democrats should
receive the enthusiastic cheers OF all
who listen TO their eloquent appeals
i'm behalf of liberty, and in condem-
nation Of tyranny. But this is an
objectionable ofense in the eyes Of
the hunkies and the Hck-spittles, who
Crook the pregnant hinges Of the knee
Where thrift may follow Awning.
Even the eagle suffers the linnet to
triU his matin song, and when the
lion is gorged with food his fierce
heart pulsates as softly as an infants;
but the Radical tyrants at Washing
ton never relent; they are so ferOciOus,
and have so long played petty despOts,
that they growl when the popular
heart applauds the exposure Of their
villainies.
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Now that it is generally acknOwl-
edged fact that Grant has not the
ghost Of a chance for the re-nOmina-
ton as the Republican candidate for
the Presidency, a host of aspirants
have been discovered. The New
York Democrat sums up the list as
follows: Senator Logan has the Grand
Army Of the Republic; Judge TrUm-
bull has the sensible Republicans of
the West; Schuyler C0lfaX has TiltOn
and the Young Mems Christian AssO-
Citations; Speaker Blaine and Senator
Sumner have the Puritan element of
New England; Ben. Butler has-him-
self; Charles Francis Adams has the
Sun and the old-fogy millionaires of
New York; -ex-Secretary Cox has all
the goOdy-goOd element in the
party; Ex-Governor Holden has the
negroes and black Ku-KIux Of the
South; Boutwell, has the national
banks on a string; General Sherman
has all who agree with him in the
opinion that "the American people
have more liberty than is good for
them" Since the organization Of the
Government there never has been a
party so demOraIized and disorganized
as the Radical party of the present
day. 1t is at sea without rudder or
compass. Its principles are repudi-
ated by the people, and there is no
man, now that Grant is a failure, who
can reorgsnize and reunite the de
funct concern. II the Democrats
viii be true to themselves, stick to
their principles aud make an sggres-
sive war upon the routed and dis
c0mdted foe, the Radical party, at the
next Presidential election will be
buried so deep that the hand Of the
resurrection will never reach it.
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Friday, April %, 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-wit:
A certain lot or land In the city CT Nam.
phis, fronting sixty (60} feet on Monroe street
extended, and running back between two
parallel lines toward Madison street extend.
ed q hundred and hfty-four and one fourth
feet conveyed by deed Of complainant's ties.
tatrlX, dated March 8. 1855, aud recorded m
the Registers office OF said county, in book
NO. So, pages 4Sl, 49, and 4S8. and to which
reference IN here made for a full description.
Terms OF Ssle.-0n a credit or seven "a and
twelve ID months, purchaser to execute
notes, with approved security.
Equity Of redemption barred. Title aba0-
lutte. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
I n narfTaa ATTY mhG
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ChanCeFy sale Of Real Estate.

Nos, R-First Chancery Court OF shelby
County-J. ". Baird, administrator OF
Mary Baird, deceased, VS.. NJ +. shelton and
Asa Shelton.
ID virtue Of an in-teflOoutory decree Tor
- sale entered in the above cause January
a, 1871, ] VIII sell, az public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters Ofdce, GrgeniaW block, second
sLreaL. 10 the CITY Of Eannn-a $780,. nn
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Eon-Resident Notice.

Petition to resign-In the Probate Court OF
Shelby County, Tsnn.-In the matter OF the
ETPON the hiing OF She petition OF Tom
u Gale, executor Of VIM. HUTCHINSON, de-
esaaaf 10 ba allowed to resign his trust as
executor Of the estate OF said ueeeuent II
annesrinr to the court upon audaFit fled
ffsrswifH that the heirs aud deVlsees Of said
fasraf0r. vfE.- B~ufCnins0n aEd-Huteh-
inson. are now non-Tesideuts Of this Slata.
III fg ordered thatthey be q they are here
by uotined to appear At the april Term, ls7I.
of said court and on or befcf0 the I'm Of
April, 1871. thereof, n show cause IL nnV
they can why thasaid executor should not be
allowed 30 resign his said trust Il Ia furtnsr
ordered that q copy OF this order be published
once a week forfosr successive weeks la ne
Memphis Appeal
Atrne oOpy-A6test
JAMES REILLY, County Court Court.
J, W. Scales, Sol. for petitioner, mhi1
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RAILROADS.
RRlLROADs.
LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
WINTER !
TAKES EFFECT IAN. 8, 1871

Except Sunday at AIS pm.
Daily through train TO Nashville andChat-
tanOOga, without change Of cars, leaves at
Z.5 Pm; arrives IN Nashville at 8 am, Chat
tRnOOga at 40 PM next day.
Depot at head of Main street.
Ticket ONCE, Z7k Main street, one door
north OfJeIerson-
The train leaving Memphis at Is3 pm. runa
daily. a 4sb am train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through TO Louis
vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
run through ontheAA5 pm. train nom Mem
phis 70 Louisville, connecting at LOufEVills
with through cars 10 Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Bu6alo and New York without change. Only
one anange from Louisville to BALTIMORE.
Washington City aud Boston. Berths and
stateroomH, IN through cars, can be enRaqed
ct the Ifcket once, G7k Main street.
d.F, BOYD, superintendent
SPEED Tickets Agent. FAM
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Tas' day, April Is, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
properly, JO-Wtt:
A certain tract OF land in Shelby county,
Tennessee, az shelby Depot. In Ene Eighth
Civil District; beginning at a stake Fifty feet
south from the center OF the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad, on the vest line Of Mrs.
Francis Stewart; thence running south with
Mrs. Stewards Line four CHAINS and seventy
four (7D links, to q stake theme east ten
chains and eleven links, to 8 stake; thence
north four a. chains and s~eventy-fOur G4)
Inks, to a STAKE fifty feet from the center o.
said railroads thence WestWardly with said
railroad nifty feet from and parallel with the
center to TIE beEinnlng-cOntsintng n acre.
Terms Of SRie -One-thlrd 90 cash balance
In two squai instaliments, at nine and twelve
months from DAY OF sale. Notes, with ap-
proved security REQUIRED. bearing interest
nom date. Lien to be retained until same Is
paid. EDMUND A. Ill
Clerk and Master.
Luke w. Finlay, Atty mhB
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 6F, R-Ftrst Chsncery Court OF shelby
COunty.-JOhn Brown, administratOr Of j.
F. Orr, deceased, ct al VS.. Luther McMullen
ct al
ny virtue of an lnterIoGutory decree for
ID sale entered IN the above cause, March
q, 1871, 1 will sell, at public auctiah, To the
highest bidder IN from Of the Clerk and Mas
ter's odice, GreenlaW block second street, in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, Of
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Nc. f24s, r. DIN the Second ChanceryC Court
OF shelby county Teun.-Elvirs Rhodes 81
al W. Betsy Koen, 81 al
the above cause an order OF publication
Il Tor creditors to dle their claims having
been made by the court,
Notice is there ore hereby given. to al per.
sons having claims against the estate OF J..
W. Keen deceased, to come forward and sX.
hlbit taeir demands and have themselves
made parties 70 eOmplalnantsi bill, ia she
mauner prescribed by law, on or before the
forever barred.
This March Is, 1871
M. D. J.. STEWART, Clerk ard Master.
JRrnigan q FrayseT, Soils. for CON-. mhig
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DAILY APPEAL
Can be had fer
FIVE CENTS COPY

Joe LOCKS, 2ss 10 Malls Street.
WILL EAHSFORD's, cor. Monroe & SeOsnd.
ERMONs G SONS, IsasrsOH, Near FFOat.
And Of an Hswsnsn, at RaIlFOad Dspots
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Inc only ladies Furnishing
House in the City.

DRANCH Of NEW YORK EMPORIUM OF
ID FASHION, 1872 Main street.
S7tts Of great variety furnished TO the
trade st New YOrk Prices.
sample Room at III. j. YanCy & Co.'S Mile
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WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, al
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tie, or six for IS 90.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &CoWDEN,
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8 R01N FlR NE MMIln.-

MARRIAGE rz a s NFssFEn g 20 - o. ~
GUIDE. g nary me-. os @s ssysiologi.
tons OF The sexual systsm. rith the 5afeef
discoveries Id PRODUCING and n-ravenffng o.
spring preserving the complexion, etc.
THIS is an interesting work Of two hundred
ana bWen1y-4our pages, with numerous en-.
cravings aud contains vsluable informafion
FOR those VINO are married or oonfemnlafa
marrtagei Still it Is q book that ought to bs
under lock and key, ard not laid carelegsfp
shout the house.
Sent TO any one (ree Of postagsl Tor 50 cents.
Address Or. Butts D~ispeDsary, no, 10 ii
Eighth street. St Louis, BIO.
~ Notice % Us Affected and U~HgosfasQtss
Before applying 10 the notorious QUAuKs
oUAoE REHEDIEs, peFuse IN. Butts work, no
matter Whist your disease f.. OF how deplora-
BILE your condition.
DR.. Butts can be consulted, personally or BY
mail. on the diseases mentioned in his works
Omea, No r. n. Eighth street, bet Marketand
Chestnut St Loatas 40, G&W
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RACES c !!
THE SPRING MEETING
NTEEEPHI9 CoURSG
VIII commence on
TUESDAY, APRIL IS 1871,
And continue Five Days, with the fonOwIn
PROGRAMME

FIRST DAY-Tuesday, April 25-POst Stake
for all ages, two miles and repeat; subsLrIp-
ton $50, PIP; the second to save his stake,
TOname at 5 pm. the day preceding The race.
The Club to add $500. Closed with hve sub
scribers.
SAME DAY-Sweepstakes OF SIS each, PIP,
Wit $3.50 added dash "a mile, for three year
Olds. Closed with eleven subscribers.
SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY. April 26-
Handicap sweepstakes Tor all ages, dash Of a
mile 8nu a quarOeri subscription $50, half for
leiJ. or only $40 ID declared. The Club TO add
SOU, ElgnL s~uD5crlbers.
SAME DAY-PuIse S4CO, mile heats, Tree for
THIRD DAY-Thursday. April 9-Purse
$500, dash OF a mile and a half, Tor all ages.
SANE ~AT-SWeepstake fOr three year ODDS,
mile heats; subscription SO, p.p.s To which
the Club viii d $3.50. Eight subscribers.
FOURTH April - FJee
handicap, dash Of Two miles, for ali ages.
weights Of all the horses on the course to be
announce at 8 pm. end acceptance to be
made by B pm. the day preceding the race
SAM D1Y-Purse $500, for all ages, mile
heats. best 3 I'm s..
FIFTH DAY-saturday, April 2g-Purse
$50 dash OF a mile, fres Tor ali.
SAME DAY-SWeepstakes for SIS each. PIP
for three year old colts and nIles nat haC
not appeared In public prior to Janu8 y LIST
mile &no repeat. The second TO receive 50
out Of the ST tBes. The CuuB 10 add 500
Twelve subscribers.
THIRD RACE-COusOlati0n handicap fol
beaten horses. Entrance $40: entrance money
to second horse. a horse beaten once allowed
Z pounds; twice, lj pounds; three times, .
pOunCSs For a purse or SOD
B6 No entrance fee to Purses. A walk Owe
entities a horse 60 full amount Of purse
~ Admission TO Public Stand, 20 cents K
Grand stand, 81 LADIES FREE
80 Quarter-Stretsh Badges, for the week
$40. For sale aL the Hotels, GastOn's and tht
AlcheL Oh JlhhflestoH Depot
- Railroad Fares cents, round trip.
mDZo q. SLONL, secretary
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APPEAL
wEOEEsOAY N0BEIEa, : APRIL 5 I87I'

THE election in Rhode Island viii
be held to-day, when five State officers
and members Of the Legislature will
be chosen, and at the same time the
people will vote on several amend
ments to the State Constitution The
candidates for State officers are as fol-
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NJ OTsl No Payg Hisskslps letter Ofafaasss
WILL positively cure letter, ErysipeIas
w Salt Rheum, Barber's Itch, PimpIes,
Blotches and all forms OF Skin Disease: also.
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges nom the
Ear, and Old Sores, no matter on how long
standing, or the money returned by the pro-
prietoIs.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY COWBEN,
Philadelphia,
Sold 50 cents per box By al draggists. sent
by mail for 50 cents.
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BO0UETS! FL0WERSl

7 INVITE the attention Of the admirers OF
u natures GOral beautias to my Green
House, on the fernando Street Railway az
the south gate of ElmWOod Cem6tary, where
I am prepared 20 offer a beautiful collection
or Plants and Flowers In great variety or
VIII have them arrayedi in BOquets on short
nQLce. Any plants purchased OF me VIII De
placed on lots in "ElmWood' Wlthoub addi-
uOnal charge. I am also prepared 70 Decorate
front yards. soddfng and laying them on In
beautiful walks, ETC. and hops 20 receive q
mhE henry MOORE.
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OmosL ReDubHsan. Democrat
cove uar seth EadeIford. Thomss s eere.
Essy -sis-Jno. r. Bardeit. WIN. J. Miller.
AUS Gen lard Sayles. George n. Hiss.
l~rrssurer -SanIA Parker " r CUngdou.
Mr.. Seth Padelford, the Republican
candidate Tor Governor, has already
been twice elected. Last year his ma
iority was more than four thousand in
q total vote of only about seventeen
thousand. Mr.. Steere, the Democratic
candidate, is comparatively a new
man In politics. ''The chief interest, -
says the New York EBeniag Post (Re-
publican), q" IS in the constitutional
amendments, which are not to be
voted on directly, but by the choice Of
members Of the legislature. The act
providing for the amendments re-
quires that they shall be rat
lied by three.fhhs of the MEM
baTs to be elected on Wednesday.
The amendments partly abolish the
property qualifications Of electors and
prohibit the granting Of State aid to
any -sectarian school or other institu-
ton, The qualifications Of q voter are
90 be the ability 10 read, registry Of
his name and two years residence in
the State and six months in the town
where he desires to vote. The pres
ent registry tax upon voters is to be
abolished" The Democracy are SAN
guine, and expect to elect their candi-
dates.
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ROLLOWAY's VERMIFueE CONFECTI0Ns

TWEETY years experience has proved this
y the most popular remedy with physi-
clans and parents for those pests OF child
hOod-WOrmH. They are pleasant TO take,
and always effective In eZpeldng the Worms
and tonlng the system up 20 its normal
condition. Beware of counterfeits and imi-
tations. The genuine have the signature Of
the proprietcrs on the wrapper OF each
package.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY q COwDEN,
phfEana1BmFa
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Saturday, Hay 9Th, 1871,

az the door of the Courthouse, in the city OF
Helena, county of Phillips, and state Of Ar
kansas, between the hour Of judicial sale,
sell, for cash in hanu,J 10 the best and highest
bidder, the following described tracts ofland,
situate in said county n State, tO-wit; The
southwest quarter OF section eleven UD; the
north halt Of section eleven QD; the south
half OF sectisn two q; the east halfof section
lOh and the northeast quarter OF section
fourteen "a all in Township one %, north
OF Range two " east, 1850 acres. The TUE is
considered good, but will convey only such
as 1 may havess trustee.
March S, 1871.
mhIa- u q orrmu d.
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90 e YoUR
Valuable Lands for Sale.

ON b Isth day OF April, 1871, as trustee,
~ etc. 1 will sell for cash, without the eqnt-
ty OF redemption, TO the highest bidder on
the premises. q tract OF about so acres. con-
VeyeG to me on the LIST day OF January, 1870,
by Joseph F0ltz and others Ia trust to pay
purchase money which Is situated on the
from Memphis, aud being all or the place
known as the homep place 0fthe late Or. Sam
uel Bond, except about 200 acres On said
tract there is a valuable brick residence and
good ~outhouses; land rich, neighborhooa
healthy and desirable.
mhf4 q. L. pENIsoN, Trustee,
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viii be Drawn for al Memphis, TonB.:

All Of The above Property benign tbs City of Memphis and It's Suburbs.
3 Splendid Plantation, containing 800 ace4 In Pamela county HissdppL---gGEG
Making in all q choice and valuable pieces of Real Estate, challenging
comparison with any distribution ever before offered to the public.
We take pleasure in tetgng to the above list of Property being placed ct
a fair valuation.
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LOOK AT OUR PRICE LIST.
Lawns at II IL to 20 cts.
Lawns, all Linen, at IS els.
Grenadines, Embroidered,
Striped and Figured, IS to so cts.
PsFCaIes, IS to 80 cts.
White Piquss, i: II IL to so eis.
LsB0 and Japanese POpIins, 20 els.
Fine French COrsets, : IS cts.
Lsdiss' and Gents Hsmmsd
H'dkercbiefs. 81 50 10 So per dOz,
Fine White TuCk'd Skirts, ST to / so.
Fine Chsmisss, so CTS. to 81 Is.
A Superior Article Of Table
Linen, SO CTS. per yard.
Beautiful Towels, 24x44, SO per doz
We also have a large assortment Of Ladies'
and EEfTdrHnFa Fine
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REILLY. County Court Court.
les Sol. for petitioner, mhl7
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-17

Mild, Certain, Safe, Efficient. 1t is far tho host
Cathartoc remedy yet discovered, and at once re-
leves and invgorates all the vital functions
without causing injury to any of them. The
most complete success has long attended its use
in many localitids; and it is now offered to the
general public with the conviction that it can
fail to accomplish all that is claimed for it,
1t produces little or no pain; leaves the organs
free from irritation, and never over taxes or ex-
cites the nervous system. In all diseases Of the
skin, blood, stomach bowels, liver, kicneys,-of
lchidrcn, and in many difficulties peculiar to wo-
men, it brings prompt relief and certain cure
The best physicians recommend and prescribe it /;
rnd no person who once uses this, will volunta-
ally return to the use of any other cathartic.
sent by mail, on receipt of price and postage.
! Box, SO.2j Postage, cen
Boxes, 100 Is
10 9pj 30 90
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Addison County.

Rev kittredge Haven Of Shoreham
will preach in sudbury next sunday.
Rev Mr.. Bailey will read his Poem.
THE REBELLION OF RUM" at Salisbury,
on Thursday evening next.
The Vergcnnes Baptist ladies hold
festival at the town h Il this evening.
There are to be refreshments, ice cream
oysters &c.
"A steam saw mill is soon to be erect
ed on the Weybridge side of Snake
Mountain. A 20 horse power engine
has been purchased for it,
AN opportunity to purchase Gran
vile lands is likely to occur ar the land
tax sale to be held in that town on Satur-
day the 25th day Of February, proximo.
The sale is advertised elsewhere in this
issue.
GOLDEN WEDDING - Mr.. and Mrs.
Seth Langdon of New Haven will cele-
brate the fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage, by reception Of family and
friends at their residence, on Wednesday
evening of next week.
We hope the people Of Addison
County, will bear in mind the annual
meeting of the County Agricultural So
ciety, which will be held at the Town
Room in Middlebury, tomorrow at 10 o.
clock a. m.
An interesting state Of religious in
terest has developed during and since the
week of prayer, in New Haven. Quite
u number of conversions arcsfeported
many of the scholars attending the
academy being among the number.
Officers of the Orwell National
Bank for the year ensuing: President
John l.. Hammond; Cashier, G. f.
Bush Directors, John H. Hammond,
John II. Rich, Edgar S. Catlin, Martin
c. Rice, Marvin North.
Rev. NJ. Bailey read his Poem. The
"Rebellion of Rum" at two places last
week, Brooksvile and Weybridge, tC
highly gratifed audiences, who signifeC
their pleasure in hearing by repeated
manifestations of applause. lie has sew
eral calls from differant places for it
delivery.
The Weybridge Young Mems Chris
tian Association held their annual meet
ing last Tuesday, and elected, the follow
ing officers President, w. b. IIurlburt
LIST Vice President, Rev. Il. g. Partridge
2nd Vice President, Rev. A. j. ingalls,
Secretary, N. Il. Parkill; Treasurer
Charles E. Wright.
--Olin McQuain of Cornwall trappe'
and caught an owl last Friday night
which measured five feet from tip to til
of his wings. Mr.. Owl is a savage look
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A Il Stanley, Esq, was the prominent
speaker Of the evening, and read az essay
on the " Inconsistencies of the world"
Sunday, a m, Doctor lloughton spoke
upon the subject of Phenomenal Spiritual
ism. In the afternoon Mr. Grcenlcai
was cntranccd and spoke upon religious
bliss and spiritual phenomena.
In the evening Mrs Fannie Davis
Smith spoke upon the reformers and there
writings. Doctor lioughton spoke upon
the positive and negative forces in nature
and of physical development.
There were present some of the most
famous mediums for physical manifesto.
tons, namely, lIoratio g Eddy, of Chit.
tenden, and Henry b Allen, Of Hyde.
park. Seances were held at Mr. Clevc.
lands, at the Addison House and at the
Court House