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NOR SALE.

NOR SALE.
owing TO 30 l,alh viii sell my fam, me ti the
plcasaut,st in Nindham County situated ON tho main
road from BrattlcbOro to Bellows ais three miles
from tho village of Brattleh. 10, containing one hum
drcd and Thirty acres land, with good supply Of
wood Zine and oak TIMBER building stone, &C. and is
wou watcred. The Improved land lies very handsome
l. and cay of cultivation The buildings consist Of
o two story house and oil, containing eight rooms,
with all necessary ou uiidings: harm 3OACl feet with
thcd, all IN fair repair. Water brought to the house
aud barn by aqucduc from nevcr-failing spring Of
pure soft water; sugar orchard with plenty Of fruit,
ornamental trees, slruil,ry sc. will sell the farm
entire OF in lots Of from nine to forty-four acres in
Gliding buildings.
For further particulars enquire OF CAMpBfLL&
CUDwORTH. or of the subscriber.
CHURCH MILLER.
Brattieburo, Feb. lst, 1s7l.-,f5
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Z
We, the undersigned, being duly appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro Conn
missoners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the Estate Of
IRUMANA. DIX, late OF Nottingham, in said Dis
thereto; and sx months from the 9TH day Of June,
A. d. lS7l being allowed by said Court for that
purpose We do hereby give notice that will attend
10 the duties of said appointment at the Inn Of
4. A. HICKS, in Nottingham, in said district, on
the second Saturdays in July and October next from
10 O'Clock A, NJ. until O'Clock p NJ each Of said
days.
II. b. BALLOU,l
G. b. NEwELL,l Commissioners.
H. O GILLETT, Admir-.
Nottingham, June ~, 1871, "a
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HINKLEY
KNITTING MACHINE.
The Simplest, Cheapest and Best in Use Mas but On,
Needle A Child can Run ~

nEsIGNED especially for the use OF families, and
ladies who desire To knit for the market viii de
every stitch Of the knitting in Stocking widening
aud narrowing as readily as by hand. Are splendid
FERENT KINDS OF STITCH Are very easy Ia
manage, and not liable TO get ont OF order. EvPHs
FAMILY SHOULD HAVE oNE.
We want an Agent Ina every Town 90 In.
trOduce and sell them, to whom We offer The
most liberal Inducements. Send for our Circular and
sample Stocking Address
HiNkLEN KNITTING MACHINE co., Bath, Me.
Or, 100 Broadway, n. Y,
lyS ilp wabash Ave, chicago, III
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GIVEN UP As LOST.

he second thing Is, The patients must stay IL warm
vent taking cold when the lungs diseased but 1t
be prevented or cure cannot be Effected Fresh air and
rdng out especially in this section Of the country
ial and winter season, all wrong Physicians WHO
recommend that course lose their patients, Ii their lungs
they must sit down quiet they must walk about tho
much and fast the strength will bear get
IN good sprs-bc determined TO get well. This has a
great deal TO do with the appetite and Is the great point
To despair Of after such evidence Of possibility
IN the worst cases and moral certainty In all others Is
sinful. Or. Schencks personal statement TO the Faculty
ofhis own cure was in these modest words:
Many years ago was in the last stages o. cousump
ton' confined TO my ped ana atone time my physicians
thought that could notve week then like drowning
paraons which now offer TO the public and they made
perfect cure Of me- II seemed TO me that could Ice!
them penetrate my whole system. They rpcnc tho
matter in my lungs, and would spit up more than pint
OF offensive yellow matter every morning for long time
As soon ms that began to subside my cough, fever pains
and night swcats all began to leave me and my appoi,
became so great that 1t was with difficulty that could
keep from eating too much soon gained my strength
and have grown IN flesh ever since
was weighed shortly after my recovery" added the
W,s %f @ 20 1s,si NY pSS, "s,st Is i"9
have enjoyed uninterrupted health
Dr. Schenck has discontinued his professional visits {,
New York and Boston. lie or his son, Dr. j. H. ~chcuok
Jr, still continue TO see patients at their office No n
north sixth street, Philadelphia, every saturday from
A. NJ. TO +. NJ. Those who wish thorough oNamiua-
with the Resprometor will be charged 81 The Res
promoter declares the condition of the lungs and
patients can readily learn whether they durable
not.
The directions for taking tho medicines are adapted TO
the intelligence even OF child Follow these directions,
and kind Nature VIII dc the rest excepting that
cases the Mandrake Pills are 10 be taken In increased
dose the three Medicines needno other accompanlmcnts
Than the ample Instructions that accompany them First,
create appetite OF returning health hunger the most
welcome symptom. When 1t comes, as it will come. let
the despairng at be Of good cheer Good blood Ut
once follows the cough oosens the night sweat is aha
In a short time both Of these morbid symptom,
forever.
DR.. scheneks medicines are constantly kept in ten, OF
thousands Of families. A. IL laxative purgutiye, tho
Mandrake Pills are standard preparation while tile
PumOnic Syrup, cure Of coughs and colds. may
regarded as prophylacteric against consumption in any
Of its forms.
Price Of tho Pulmonc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic 81 so
bottle, or $40 half dozen. Mandrake Pills %
box. For sale by all druggists and dealers.
GEO q. GOODWIN & CO., Agents, Boston
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS.

Having been appointed Administrator OF the Estate
Of FRANK W. RICHARDSON, late Of Brattleboro
deceased all persons having claims against tho Estate
requested TO present them to me for adjustment
EDWARD CROSBY, Admir-
Brattehoro MAY q. 1s7l.-9w2a
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CTATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro. SIS

CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro. IS.
- By the Probate court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of HOLLIS
COLE, late OF Brattleboro, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas, LUCY A. COLE, widow Of said deceased,
has made application to this Court, representing that
said Estate does not exceed in value the of three
hundred dollars, and prayng that the whole thereof
may be assign ed to her You are hereby notified that
this Court will decide upon said application at the
session thereof TO be held at the Probate Office in
Bratteboro in said District the frat Saturday OF
July, A. d. 1871, when aud where you may be heard
in the premises, ii you sec cause.
ASA REYES, Registe
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A FARROW COW, Of good 70, color red and white,
IA and about ten years old, came into my enclosure
the sth inst. The owner can have her by proving
property and paying charges
ROBERT GOoDENOUGH
West Bratteboro, June -, 1871. "a
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C1 VIE OLE VERMONT. Mnrlhoro. IS

81 VIE OF VERMONT, M0rII0rO. IS.
- By The Probate court for said District.
To oil persons interested in the Estate Of PHILA
BROWN late of Marlboro, deceased, Greeting.
whereas, TIMOTHY NJ BROWN, has present.
to this Court Instrument purportng 10 be the last
viii Of said deceased, for Probate You are hereby
noihod that this Court will decide upon the Probate Of
said instrument at the session thereof to be held at
the Probate Once in Brattlcboro in said District
the first Saturday Of July A. u. 1871, when and
whore You muy appear and contest the same, il you
see cause.
ASA KEYES, Register.
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AdrrtdqeS.

SrODDARD-NICHOLS.- Putuey, june 4, by
Rev. A. Foster, Sidney T. Stoddard and Fannie A.
Nichols both Of Saxtons river.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, SIS.
- By the Probate Court for said DISTINCT
To all persons interested in the Estate Of SAMUEL
ALLEN, late of Stratton, deceased, Greeting;
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the application of BETSEY +. ALLEN, widow
Of said deceased for the assignment Of personal prop
oTty in said Estate at the session thereof to be held
at the Probate once in Bratteboro in said District
the first Saturday of July, A. ID. 1871, when and
where you may be heard in the premises, II you see
cause
A. REYES, Register.
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TOTNG CHIJIPION,

OWNED BY WARREN HIGl.EY or MARLBORO, vi.
TINHIS beautiful young stallion may be found the
i present season az the stable Of the subscriber.
except Fridays In the Western part of Marlboro.
He Is years old, sired by Dandy JACK, the dam
was English and Messenger blood, IL Of dark hay
color Is liz hands high and weighs 100 he His style
and action not surpassed by any in the State. He wac
awarded the irst premium ut the state Fair held a.
Brattleboro in lSs and at County Fair held At New
FAME also the first premium at the County Fair when
a sucking colt. Also first premium at Conn. River
Valley Fair I'm 1868 and 1870. Termssl5 to warrant
WARREN HIGLEY.
Marlboro Vt, May 9Oth, 1871. 4w2s
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The Scawoed Tonic In conjunction with the Pills per
meaes and assimates with the food Qualification is
progressing without Its previous fortunes Digestion
becomes painless, and the Is to be at hand
There Is no more fatuencc cNacorbaton OF the
mach. An appetite sets in.
Now the greatest blood Purifier ever vet given
by indulgent father TO suffering SChoncks r
monte Syrup comes in to perform its functions aud In
hasten and complete the cure 1t enters once upon H.
work. Nature cannot be cheated II collects and rpcns
the impaired and diseased portions OF the lungs In tho
form OF gatherings 1t prepares them for eXpectornon
and lol In very short time the malady Is vanqushod
the rotten throne that II occupied Is renovated and made
new and the patient IN all the dignity of rcgancd vgor
steps forth enjoy the manhood or MumnnhO1d that fs
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CONSUMPTION.
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"

The Mandrake Pills are composed Of one of Nature
nobcs gis-thc podophillum rcatum They possess all
the blood Alternative properties OF cdl0mo but
anil 10 UuI pfrf1fh
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DIR. JOSEPH n. sCuENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

and nyailcd themselves Of his wonderfully cncacious
medicines, they would not have fallen
Dr. Schenck has in his own case proven that where
ever sufficient vitality remains that Vitality by his med-
cines and his directions for tcir use is qulckoned into
hcalthn Vigor.
In this Statement there is nothing presumptuous
10 the faith Of the invalid Is made no representation
that is not thousand times substanated BY living and
visible works. The theory Of tho by DR. schoncks
medicines Is simple II is unfing. Its philosophy
requires argument It Is self assuring, self-con-
Nincing.
The Seawccd Tonic and Mandrake Pills tho two
weapons with which the citadel ofthc malndy is assncd.
1wothrs Of the Of consumption originate In dys-
popsa and fnnCtionally disordercd liver. with this
condition the bronchial tubes "sympathzc" with the
stomach They respond to the morblic action OF the
liver Here then comes the eliminating result and the
setting in. with all its distressing SYMPTOMS. of
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III THE VERMONT NATIONAL BANK AT BRAT
TLEBORO, in the state Of Vermont, at close of bus-
ness, June 10th, 1911
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THE VERMONT PHOENIX BRAETLEBoRo w. JUNEne, 1877.
.Hor salt.
EoRsALE. NEAR ROCHESTER, MY.

LOR SALE. NEAR ROCHESTER, MY.
Tho fruit farm and vineyard lately owned and
pied by Dr. J. A. BLANCHARD, deceased, containing
about SO acrcs situatcd about miles from the city Of
Rochester, y. Y. and Ia miles from the village of
Charlotte at the mouth of the Gonessec River, is
offered for sale at great bargain. There is good
two story dwelling house, hot house, barn, and all
necessary out buildings, about 1000 Apple, 5000 PEACH
1900 Pear $50 Cherry and other rut trees acres Of
Grapes, with a variety OF small fruit on the farm.
Terms easy For further particulars enquire of f. II.
COY, near the premises, GRO. $. DOwLEY, Esq, Of
Bmitieboro, or Of p. STARR.
Jacksonville, VT, April 81, 1871 tina
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New Store and New Goods.
OfiCe Hours. - "a 2.

Oulft thOufs. " to :.
rho object IN the formation Of this Institution was
to attain the greatest perfection in the preparation,
practice and use Of Vegetable Remedies, and to secure
a permanent place where Families, inyads or any
person could obtain the best medical advice, and such
remedies their might require, without IN"
of poisonous drugs.
Dr. Greene has been ply -cian OF the Institute since
It's foundation now than twenty-n years. Few
mon mayo had large experience in the treatment of
chrorc disease Dr. Greene Is now in his hfty-hfth
year and has devoted his life to this branch of his pro-
fession and his believe is without parallel
Among the diseases to which he gives special atten.
ton may be noticed Cancer scroiula, Catarrh Bron-
chtis, Consumption, Heart Diseases, Neuralgia Asth
ma Nervousness, rheumatism, Paralysis, spiI Dis
cases. Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Female Complaints
Fain. stomach Erysipelas, White Swelling, salt
Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Diseases, seminal
Weakness, &c.
Dr. Grcens's Medical Pamphlet, descriptive Of dis
cases and their proper treatment will be sent free to
inyahds
Address Dr. GREENE NJ. D., "a Temple place, Bos.
ton,
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Terms, $50 to Warrant.

Terms, $50 to Warrant.
ma ms Y.ar, the Terms ,riH be 500.
Payable March let, 1871. All accidents thf risk Of
owners
The owner announces that he will give silver pitch
er every year 80 he trotted for by Young Americas
colts at four years OF age, incentive Breeders
to bring choice Mares to his Stallion.
J. &. DAVIS, Agent
Brattleboro, W., April Is, Is7l.-l4wl7
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NOR SALE.
The best farm in southern vermont, containing 300
acres 400 acres ntcryae and meadow; balance wood
land and pasture: two minutes WALL from Depot we'll
adapted to raising tobacco, grass, and any crops what
ever. Inquire Of EN-Goy. HOLBROOK Of Brattleboro,
or of the proprietor on the premises.
JOHN HUNT.
vernon. Jan. 20. 1871. tf3
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ma n~ var, The Term, ,ew b, 500.
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t.t.I s-.e4 4
their wives and little ones at home. You
were at onee, their protectors and sup.
portcss and quietly waited through the
long confess, trusting in God for your
dsliycrance from tho bondage Of slavery
Again q say to you, be true to your past
history aud by the grace of God you
will be triumphant in the end.
One word more about dishonest Off
ciais. IL you know of single dishon-
est act done by your Clerk of Court,
your Treasurer, your Auditor, your
Judge Of Probate or any other of your
county officials, it is your duty to report
them to the Solicitor or before the Grand
Jury. II you know OF any dishonest
act committed by them and don't do. your
duty, you shsuld ever afterwards hold
your peace.
My Republican friends, when the
Democrats tell you of dishonest Repub-
lican officials in South Carolina, and
give you that as areason why you should
desert your patty, point them to New
York city, governed aud controlled by
Delr Gratis, where for every thousand
dollars missed here, Mcy stenl million.
This very city of New York is tho very
strong hold of the Democracy.
thank you, my friends, for the at
ten'ion You have given to my remarks,
and trust it will be the Last time may
ever have cause to speak to you on the
unplcasant subject that has caused you
to meet this day.
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OnASGgDURa, s. c.,
Scptemb,r 4t!A, iSIl

A.rooably to Resolutions adopted at
y Mas Meeting of the Rcpublican' party,
held al 0rausehurg C.ll., on Saturday
September I'd, 1871, Committee appoin.
ted hy the aforesaid meeting to coufer
with the Central Executive Democratic
Committee of the County, for the pur-
pose of making joint call for a Mass
Meeting of all citizens of the county, ir-
respective of party, assembled in the
Court House at O'Clock p. ~, VIM.
n. Mount, Esq, in the chair.
Mr.. G. W. Sturgeon was requested to
act as Secretary The Chairman in
formed the Committee that he had had
an interview with Paul s. Fielder, Esq,
who was supposed TO be the Chairman
of tie Executive Committee of the Dem
ocratic or Union Reform party, and that
Mr.. Fielder had informed him that his
functions, as well as those of his Com
mittee, had ceascd, there being at pres
| ent no such party organizations existing
in this County. Mr. Folder. however
had shown disposition to meet the
Republican Committee, but not in an
official capacity as a member of any Or
ganizcd political Committee.
Mr.. Sturgeon then offered the fJilow
ing preamble aud resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the undersigned. a Com
mittcc appointed (by Mass hIeet
ing of the Republican party, held
on September I'd, 1S7D, for the
purpose OF comforting with the Ex-
ccutive Committee of the Democratic or
Union Reform party of this County,
looking towards the calling of a Mass
Meeting of all law abiding, and peaceably
disposed citizens, irrespective of party,
and upon inform ,lion furnished us by
the cx Chairman of the late Union Re-
form Committee, to the effect, that there
is no political organization existing ut
present in Orangeburg, known rs the
Union Reform party, therefore,
Rcsolec9, That wo hereby call upon
all law abiding citizens Of Oraugcburg
County without regard to their polti-
cal opinions, to assemble in Mass Meet
ing at Orangebu,g Court House.. on
Saturday, September. 18th, 1871, in
order that-a full and candid expression
of the sentiments, Of all good citizens
may be given i'll condemnation Ct sl)
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Mr.. Knowlton, on being called upon,
briefly addressed the meeting. His re-
marks were wei! timed, aud listened to
with the greatest attention.
On motion of j. j.. Jamison, Malcolm
l. Browning, Esq, was requested to ad-
drcss the meeting.
Mr.. Browning made very torcible
address condemned in strong terms all
unlawful organizations--appealed to the
white and colorcd people to live in peace
and harmony, that Their interests were
Identical eulogizcd the colored people
for the quiet and pcaceabe manner in
which they assembled here to-day. and
conc uded by saying that he hoped the
time was not far distant when all the
existing bitter feeling and prejudices
would he nbliteratcd.
Mr., Browning's remarks were frc-
Guently interrupted by applause, and
we're we'll received Throughout by uii
parties present.
! Mr.. JAS. l.. Jamison being called
upon, made n strong appeal to MI col.
ored men, to be honest and upright, aud
advised them to act in concert with the
merchants Of the County in order to
prevent; and discourage cotton stealing.
He '"ld the culorcd people, they ought
t" consult the merchants in their vari-
oms nci@hhmho and urgently re-
Iqnnstcd thcm not 10 purchase cotton
except daring the iay time. lie thought
''if tht merchants done Mci'r duty in this
matter, there would bc'css stealing and
consequently more satisticton To all.
The chair then announced the next
uSineas before the meciing would be
4 he election nf :, Chairmau !ur the Ex-
$ciiiiyc Coatidttce OF the Rai,a5iican
party Of this County.
George Do!ivcr wss unanimously
Il ciel 20 the position.
\ vote Of il,auks was then teitlcra
tho several srsak.rs, and tho Chaitinnp,
"'icr wh:ch, the meeting adjourned,
GEO " STU KG EON,
Secretary.
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Minutes Of the Mass-Mccting of
Saturday Last.

""' A'""''
/, A Mass ,tec,;n, or ,ho pnnrh,;o,n
par.y was held Mt Oranr.bnr, co,r.
| House >, ci,,,a,. c, o,,o-,
7 FcIder Moyors r.o n,s ILL -
The chair. and Mr. @ W s,rr,oor 20
Ipucs.cl, to net rs Sccre.,rv
Tho Chairman in :, vo.y c,ro;lIo ,a
olaoucnt address s.,,cJ ,bo .,b;... g.,
hich the mdetinr was c,ual and !,
conclusion, introduced to the audience
ItIIoa. S..I!. Hoe Of Columb;, cx. Nom.
lIber of Congress and formcr,y =, as.o
ilc;rro .Tu.,;c.a,I, IA , =
li,,.,c.I % ''"' os'''" "'
J ~ - ~ asst
Mr. iioAe SPOKE :nr nc;r,J two hours,
and WIS scvctl times interrupted by
load bursts o!'applauyc.
\, a., o.1..s; - " -,
.'N'' - ''",' ~
'".'" p /" .'so:u''"' was "!''''H ana "d"P-
'od ''at u Committee of thi:tc"n l'e ap
po;utsd hy tie chair whose duty il
| ,hn,,,J be /, 5r,.i .,.t ,r r,.,,,,:.
ga, g..
,,., ,. 81. ''e
'"S "e ehsiF ai'i'o'H"u '"e l"'l""mE,
wli!eh lncMGa scyeial hcmucraia
- - ltrrsssi
| Alan {. Williams, Gro " Sturgeon.
| In,-us;ns I, r-nn.y,.,, l-.Ic.i,,
u - ,....: ~ ,,
:, - w.. ,,,,'.'' .,,,, '',"9
| Dy"s, F" y y N"'ht Vrr'' " hg.'er.
las. 1. Janis \, anl Jno :. rhAlips.
Nesays ". J. H.TT.e.~m,, ..! ,as 7
=, > %, So, ,,,, .,., -.,,.,s, /,
I" ac' on 'A9 N'ma'l''ee' but "rrf'"eM
at this Stage or the pr'ceedin $, MIR.
Meyers WAS oallcd away irnm tho meet
inr bv ur"cu. business cl.ewhnro and
" y Un,., ~ us .,..o..., -
rn wv " 1,,''N ~
"c' 10 N""'E"l'p III ms ste""' on mo-
tion OF Mr.. ]. G. A!bcrs2tti, it was
resolved that the speech of Mr.. Hoge
be pu5!!phel in the OnAxoEuuDG
Nrus
Anor an ,hsonoo 80 h.le -. ,,,u
An. r K,ov,,o, Eso from ,ho ron,
p,i,tcc on rcso,ut;ons ronortod tho fl
lowi,e which w,s rr,ni,,or.,v oa,n
,o1
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ontrages urder cover OF any name what
ever, aud for the purpose of deyising
meaus to suppress any unlawful osgani-
zation that may exist in this County.
Resolved, Thaswe eafpestIy request
the members af Tue * Cc@mittee Of tho
late Union Reform party, ,sto encourage,
by all means in their power, & full at
tendance Of citizens entertaining opin+
ions autagonastic 10 those advocated by
the Republican party. and would cordi-
ally invite all such citizens, aud especi-
ally the property holders, to meet us, in
order that better understanding msy
be established between the conflicting
political elements Of this County.
WIN. N MOUNT, Chairman.
FRANK III. GREENE,
j. FIELDER MEYERS,
BENJAMIN BY AS,
Fa.td GEORGE "BOErvER,s R,srsG -
GEO. w. STURGEON, ,ass
JAS. l.. j AMISON,
75 Ma' Committee.
On motion it was aat ss@
Resoloerl, that the Secretary furnish
a copy Of the said resolutions TO Paul
8. Fielder Esq, late Chairman of the
ex-Committee Of the Union Reform
party, and that tho proceedings of 5ihis
meeting be published in the ORANGE
BURG News. t ki t
On motion, the Committee adjourned.
GEO. w. STURGEON,
.f. ,a, Sec OF Committee.
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meeting who SHALL in conjunction with
the Executive Committee Of the Repub-
,lican party of this County confer, in
IAN aroieab!e,spirit, with The Executive
lCommittee Of the Dehocfatic party of
said County, id ordpr to devise means
looking towards the holding of n Mass
Meeting of the citizens of Orangeburg,
irrespective Of party, so that rhe real
sentiments of the whole abiding
people may be expressed, in opposition
to such part of our society as are in
sympathy with the organization, known
as the Ku Klux Klan.
Resolged, That the Chairman of this
meeting act as Chairman of the Com
uittee.,
The Chair then appointed the follow
ing as the Committee :
W. N. MOUNT, Chairman,
GEORGE BOL1yER,
j. FIELDER MEYERS,
JAS. L. JANllsON,
GEO. w. STURGEON,
L. II. GREENE,
BENJAMIN BYAS,