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Commissioners Sale.

pH virtue Of \ decree rendered by the
ID Chaneery Court of Noxubee ruu.ty,
State Of Mississippi, at the January term,
A. D., 1871, IN the ease Of Simeon Orr vs..
w. b. Lowry, the nndcrsignen rs special
commissioner appointed III said ease, will
proceed TO sell, in front Of the Court
house door IN the town of Macon at public
outc,y for cash TO the highest bidder. on
thc..20th day Of March, A. D., 1871. the
following described lands, lying and being
III the county of NoXubee and State oi
Mississippi. to-wit: Lot twelve az and
the west half twenty (20) aud twentv-onc
Ell in section 49, 1lie South half OF
lots five AID six (5& 81 all of lots nine,
eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, Sixteen,
seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty,
twenty-"nc, twenty-five, twcnty-three mud
twenty-tour, @, II, II, Il, IA, III, II. Is,
10, 20, q, y, % q "a all in section four
~ and lots fifteen, sixteen, seventeen,
eighteen, twcnty-thrco and twenty-four
(l5, Ii, II, Is, % and "a in section five
Is! all in township sixteen, range sixteen,
ll6l east, or SO much thereof is may BE-
sufficient to satisfy the amount Of said
decree.
Titles believed to be Good, but, acting
Commissioner, | shall only convey to the
purchaser such title rs | may lawfully
convey under said decree. sale within
legal hours.
GRIFFIN ROBERTS,
Febls, lSTl-5t Commissioner.
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The market house on court
square has been closed, but S. NJ.
Johnson continues the sale OF
fresh meats at the corner oppos.
lite Hotel, whore he will always
have q good supply of beet, NUT.
ton, pork, the best the country
affords, and fresh fish three times
a week, namely, Tuesdays, Thurs-
da@ and Saturdays, lie is pre-
pared to pay the highest price for
stock in good order.
This is 4 very convenient stand
for our citizens. SAM is now
wearing the badge; the firm of
Rogers, Co!burn, La5ronc, Cline
Il Co, has failed. S. ". johnson
is still the butcher and Macon will
never want for meat.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

Prof. Ryan aud his talented son,
Rolla, have had very unfavorable
weather for their lectures. In
spite Of the rain a respectable au-
dience were highly entertained
Thursday night. Tonight, Sat
ufday, they will give another en-
tertainment at the courthouse
and as the weather is fair, we
think the Prof. and his son will
have a fair chance.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

?. S, You will please ship us
no goods e. .. D., as We ,hlnk too
much ofour reputation as an in
Aucntial person in this communi-
ty to receive any Of yolr goods
in any sRch Il manner.
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iiF Planters


''y7I'T AsanE Or Minis, !
nm i 10y 7, 1871.
Il. M a0Gs 'lamn you advcr-
@;pe "a " FERTlLIzrR. the
u VII has been $50 per
M. Al'h n this / below tic
S u",o q 4 7' ~ reliable conn
-, IH .c ii the market,
H. - : nave q Hn,ned to make
jon I. s'cG " .oWer. The Lang.
t Fr IS 4 4e"'a production, made
Jr''., %e1 6nown articles mo-
Ss.I aere' Bonbs and Cotton
as sr ,le0i mainly and | can.
e6e.u..~ 'aQiactnre aud sell it
f~tT,a. man any foreign manu-
Ais ma., can put his product in
velonoa n"Ve thiH year so. de-
a 4 as4 perfected my works
t IA % reanec the cost or nnnafae.
vsno, cen.'""'ablv gad lastly, ao
this N"u r I sesa the support Of
OOr Nav, nVo'nern enterprise bys
F'"illers, IN giving fLa T.
S eSa 'ssir Preference, t Int i'S n,sS.
ihom W " rredttocate BY giying
ii III , mn me Vantage / possess
S5o 1I ", price hereafter wiIibs orlv
Svv pr !. toa for lots 81 i've ~ n on.s
D %nS' \. s's for less amoarss N sa mO y
Il, w, hundred pounds for amaga a
ever, WAN q aton. At this I'm nr;ee
ass' ~ iarmsr will use feriili-
3, '' ,ss givcthis ~ inseysion.
leaa Ne benefit II yo.nr plan,a'.
VERY Respectable.
a ~ III AfA
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Notice to Taxpayers.

TIME assessment rolls of 1870 have been
i placed in my hands for collection.
You a pay your taxes BY calling at the
Sheritf's Office, as the books will be open
at said place until rlosed for final settle
ment i. A, j. MrlEENRY,
FeblS-St Sherif' and Tax.CnIlcrtor.
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al @sIsty.

} RI. n.e, .he NOxubee county
v,jcsi , ,re pquested to attend
%n,,tit, ,cicty ia Aacun on
SSQrj II foi March,
Last Y after an uHHs'i-
,lv warn ,oll, the weather
d,mrci. 1t night VT were
visited abundant frost.
h was i -.varc enough how
ever we h to injurc the trdlt
prospects.
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8ch directory.

'resbyterian church 4th
Saaday ote'. ~
al PASTOR
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tgRIED.
for sale at this 0Rce.

Vs. 81 vst.. IL MurPbey's before
~ bh Nd Eei Laidreth's fresh
,.lep .rcd.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

Sa e 0zeR end Or
Ta0R
HWMR oi1.
oas BY Pr .,.Irpair.
MAi, GUY ]. y. HODGES
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

Ny Very d ,ar Frisad.-For and
in consideration Of your very kind
favor in rly behalf in looking out
for my Itture prosperity, | ship
to You 10 day per express s2j in
merchandise, which i hope yon
may ret the fun benefit OF long
before this Bill may reach YOU.
Bat, MY dear Mr.. Clay, Just for
the sake OF getting "a little value
for onr valuable goods, we are
not very particular what kind Of
GBEENBACK's YOU may send us.
You can pay us oil in your Coun-
tcrtritS as We poor unfortunate
rebels 50 ar-down South are 20
ignorant that we don't know the
difference between your goods
and Mr.. SpiHncr's notes.
We remain, Mr.. Clay, yours,
ID. C.. B..
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NORWAY OATS!

.7NA BUSH'S GENUINE RAMS,
IOODALE NORWAY OATS lust
received and in store at r. w. Phillips
" Co. which we offer at a price within
reach Of every one. Call and examine
sample heads yer 20 inches long, will
produce from 50 to 100 bushels per acre,
AS has been proven by several planter in
this county.
Call on Z. W. PHILLIPS & Co,
or for reference to II. A. Rice, esq. BigLy
Valley. Miss, or any person in mis- noish-
horhood who have seen them growing.
They are rapidly growing in favor. Two
hundred dollars per acre has been real
lied Ay raising them in this State for seed
afort, last year, Then why plant as
lcrcd cotton, Planters? Call soon or YOU
may sleep on your best interests.
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Agr1Cu1turR1
IMPLEM NTS.

The undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens Of n xubee county that
he has opeped a
Branch House at aberdeen, Hiss,
where he keeps on band the latest i'm
proved Agricultural Implements and La
Dor Saving Machines in use. Among his
stock will be found the celebrated Misha-
waka and Moline Steel Plows, warranted
to scour in the black lands; the Uric
Pow; the Empire Plow; the Dix Rich
mDnd. Va, Cast plow, that never clokes;
Muriee'e snbsoil Plow; Woods Reaper Il
Nower; Garden Cultlvators; Corn Plant
crs; Dowlaw and king Cntton' Plant
crs; Riding and walking entity tors; steam
Engines Corn and wheat Mills; wheat
Fans; corn shelters; Post Hole Diggers;
Hay and Fod Ter cHtteras Dubois cotton
Gins; Thrcshing Machines; cider mills
the unrivalled
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Ladies gm't Despair,

Yrt. Buc, ids us the crafty
ne news that 9ac will leave MAJ
en about III 10Th inst, and re-
Nrn about Vi 18th prox., with a
hrgc and sp."1did assortment OF
| millinery ds, the finest that
| hive yet bcca brought to Macon.
| They viii 3, opened X IKE stead
over Brook> 4 Owens store, and
| at the ladic, arc cordially invited
10 make 4 o.( and see the spring
| styles.
EB'SHO1h BOOKS Of all kia6 at
frd9i-h JACOB HOLBERG Zoos.
EFrRuytic window shades the bestand
rtstra AT JACOB Hl1LBERG Il Cos.
. hr 10 sur to call at our store before
Purchasing elsewhere. KLAUS d BRO.
M Just cc.ivel-M advance stock Of
Nptias Goods at KLAUS & BRO'S.
M.All FIii end Winter Goods at is
Pr cent. Kiss tsHg the regular prf~. at
KLAUS & BROS.
--O.0-
Sunday : lit last some tlRi,,cs
Stiaothc curt House cupola.
Ind let them selves down through
The Rnaair' \ ceiling into the OF.
hc Of y. Ai mukcs Esq, and alb
S'rletcd two watches aud n guam
'tyot clo& { belonging 10 Mess
Voopsrana van, students in the
oac~ u -obbcrs threw the
I'ftef AZ, mt Of the wiadow,
""' secure ON Us they wcat
gu" They re seen about the
'o'' non, nt were supposed
%'" brv Nmc Of the young
''' T'm.. acre. Mcssrs Coop
w" 60" "rc both at church
-" l% me- robbery.
~ h'aa' Jay sh<higtest price
4, vo''"A MI manner Of Coun-
e.. and Genuine Gar
"'<' sod and for sale by
NEo ~ FRENCH.
,.i 1,'' "o' wilson Sewing Ma
PATTY & 70
s Noon AZ Klaus's Store
Il ..r rcat stock of goods:
.'' get bargains.
-
~ Planters
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

NJ Just rcc.ired-M advance stock .of
SPtius Good at KLAUS & BROS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

Mr. 10 sur 10 call at nlr store before
Purchasing elsewhere. KLAUS d BRO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

kEr Rus!ic window shades the bestand
AT JACOB Hl1LBERG Il Cos.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

M.Al FIii end Winter Goods at is
PT cent KS, rs the regular pri~. at
KLAUS g. BROS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

ES'NHD1I BOOKS Of all kind Mt
frd3rh JACOB H0LBERG 4 Cos.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

and Genuine Gar
t'1 and for sale by
NEo ~ FRENCH
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-03-04

"a AZ Klausls Store
rcat stock of goods:
get bargains
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Vs. VIA. .yl,,n cou..U.
OIncs, ltsa
t. & 70
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-02

Windsor.
Friday, Oct. 20th, the children Of the
late Stephen Williams, of Cornish, n.
H., had a pleasant gathering at the
house Of his son, G. p. Williams, in
Windsor village. The table was
finely spread, and the food thereon
was of most excellent kind. Among
the guests there assembled was our
Democratic friend, Mr. Benjamin f.
Bugbec and lady Of Cornish, n, H.,
who have attained to respectable old
age, and long may they live. Mrs, B.
was a daughter Of Mr.. Williams
For about thirty years Mr.. Stephen
Williams, (thc respected father Of
these childrem was Deputy Sheriff for
his town, for Sullivan County, per
forming its sometimes most difficult
duties in the most satisfactory manner.
He was always an unhinching and
uncompromising Democrat
st. Paul's Church, here, on Sunday
morning, Oct, 22nd, contributed $50
for the relief Of the Chicago sufferers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-02
SNOW.

SNOW.
Gently falling to cover
The earth in her quiet sleep;
Its white robe closing over
The graves where all lone hearts weep.
But not to last forever
Earth wakes at the breath of spring
And love death could not sever
Waits the new life Christ will bring.
Barton, the Waterbury Bank rob
Der has not vet been found, and we see
1t stated in the papers, that Squires
has offered to catch Barton again for
$1,000, to which is added "IIe will
hardly get the authorities at the
capitol to give him any more money,
for they are in doubt which is the
biggest rascal Squires or Barton. -
Isn't this rather hard on Barton
The late disastrous conhagrations,
which have desolated so large por-
ton of the city Of Chicago and swept
with desolation so many of the flour
ishing villages and farm-houses in
Wisconsin and Michigan, call loudly
upon the more favored and prosperous
sections Of the country for substantial
and generous relief. More than fifty
thousand people, mainly women and
children, must be supported by public
charity for the next six months. AT
the present time nothing is more need
ed by them, or will be more thankfully
received, than wearing apparel and
bed clothing. 1t has been suggested
that almost every family has cast-oh
articles of clothing, and half-worn
bedding, that they would cheerfully
contribute to those houseless and
homeless sufferers.
To all such, the subscriber will say
that he will receive at his Office any
such contributions as they wish tC
make, whether of old or new clothing
and will see that the same are speedi
ly sent to the appropriate committed
whose duty it may be, either in Chi
cago or in the States above named, tt
dispense these public charities.
CHARLES p. MARSH.
Woodstock, Oct. 81, 1871.
See advertisement of the "Spring
field Ins. CO.. in another column.
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West Randolph.

West Randolph.
L. p. Thayer, a worman in G. E.
Abbott's sash S Blind factory, got his
hand too near the Buzz Saw one day
lately, and lost a portion of four of his
fingers. DR.. Scott was called, and he
will soon be at work again.
Salisbury & Co. are about putting
in grist mill at their Manufactory-
they are also going to build a store
house to load and unload from the
Railroad track opposite the mill. The
r. r. Company are to extend theil
side track for that purpose.
Rev. II. f. Carpenter, Second Ad-
vent from Springfield, VT, formerly
Pastor of the church in Rutland, sup
plies the vacancy occasioned by the
temporary absence Of Rev. w. Stearns
of the Christian Church here.
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Total, O.S3 inches.

WANTED-A good, industrious, and
intelligent boy, Is or l6 years of age,
to learn the printing trade. Apply at
the Office Of this paper.
The weather is just glorious if ii
is the Indian Summer, we hope the
tribe will settle here permanently.
Vermont has twenty-ninc cheese
factories
Cold nights have put stop tc
gate sparkling. II she don't ask you
to come in now, YOU had better quit
-"The wind bloweth where it list.
eth" saith the Scriptue-and folk,
must get ready to list where it bloweth
Elliott Thomas and John Gilman
have taken the job Of building the
bank wall in the highway at Taitsvi]le.
The job has fallen into good hands.
John +, Riggs, of Ludlow, dug
one hundred and lightweight Early
Rose potatoes from one hill this sea
son. Doing as well as they'll average
we think -LuRlo,o Gazette.
That's nothing. Loring Richmond
Esq, Of this village, dug 2S0 ''Early
Roses" from one hill one day this
season, and it wasn't much Of Il day
for digging either.
Nineteen applications for divorce
have been heard at the present tenn Of
the Rutland County Court, Of which
seventeen have been granted.
"A photographic survey of Yer
mont is to be made.
DR.. Ezra McCollom is Il pension
surgeon.
Winter is rapidly approaching
We presume all are prepared for thi:
cold and inclement season. 1t has it!
Joys, pleasures and sorrows as well a.
all Of the other seasons Of the year
Snow abounds during this part OF tn,
year We find the following sublime
stanzas upon "snow," which we trans
fer to our local columns, They are
beautiful -
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John Kcefe of Woodstock anc


Henry ID. Briggs of Pomhct have
formed Il co-partnershipi in the tanning
business, They have purchased the
plow shop building of the estate Of the
late Barnes Gilbert at Taftsville, and
are putting up an addition to it Of 40
y 20 feet, which will give them room
for 40 watts. Water power steam,
and all the modern appliances will be
used. They are to use Woods patent
leaf process Success to them.
The weather and other things
were unfavorablc to the trot here on
Saturday, but we believe on the whole
all were satisfied The trotting was
good, but the "scrub' did not amount
to much. The little unpleasantness
between the drivers of "Jim Fisk" and
Ludlow Boy could not be charged
to the getters up Of the race,
The 5ycars old colt, Peter Popple,
owned by Mr., VIM, ID. Foster of this
place, was very much admired in the
race he is bright bay, stands ljI
hands, with black poirts his splendid
style, and the ease and power with
which he trots, has won him many
friends Apparently he could make
much better time than his record Of
last Saturday,
"A Chinaman's account Of the
Chicago calamity is as follows ; "Mcli-
can-llish boy take kelosene lamp and
milk COW COW kick over lamp; up
go Chicago"
The engine, Richmond, has run
$4,000 miles ON passenger trains, be
tween St. Adams and Bellows Falls,
without once going to the shop for
repairs.
MIR. Harvey Boardman, of East
Middlcbury, brought us, on Saturday
last, u peculiarly shaped stone, re.
sembllng a plow share, which savants
affirm is an Indian plow. 1t would
certainly be rude instrument for the
purpose Of plowing up the earth, but
its shape and appearance rather invite
credence that it was designed for that
service. 1t is certain that arrow heads
and other Indian relics have been
found, in abundance, in that locality.
-4WddeJ'ay Register
Vermont made upwards of D.
100000 pounds Of cheese last year.
Mutual ADMIRATION. - As the sea.
son of parties approaches boys begin
to feel gallant and gals" buoy-ant.
Col. Thomas Russell is very
sick man, and probably cannot live
the week out.
-S7j was taken at the Band Bene,
fit Concert ON Wednesday evening of
last week. The money was presented
by Justin Mckenzie, Esq, who made
few happy remarks on the occasion.
Dr. Cotton, leader of the band, re-
spondcd briefly, but to the point. -
The audience was much pleased with
the entertainment.
We hope our Christian and Hea-
then friends will respond to the call
for aid for the Western Sufferers, pub
lished in another column. The suffer
ing in that portion of our glorious
country is fea riul at this moment.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-02

BridgcWatcr.
Edward O. Richmond, son of Mr..
Barzilla Richmonds was at Sturgeon
Bay, Wisconsin during the recent fire,
and as nothing has been heard from
him, it is feared that he and his family
have perished.
R. d. Briggs has purchased the
farm and saw mill of Jas. n. Wood,
and is making several needed repairs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-02

Chester.
EDITOR OF TIE AGN:-Thc all-ab-
sorbing topic here for the past few
days has been, the exact distance from
Chester to Woodstock. We no long
CT hear enquiries as to how far it is to
New York or Boston. 1t is not the
air line distance we want, but that
distance which the several town au-
thoritieS in their wisdom saw fit to
make in the shape OF a public highway
on which Officer Locke or any other
officer might travel with "horse to
wagon Should the distance prove
to be less than 80 miles, then no more
depositons 90 from Chester to Wood
stock, and ministers OF the blessed
gospel can keep from Woodstock jail
Measles are very plural with us, in
fact they are thicker than paving
stones If "spots count they hold
some mighty good hands We know
Of no other physical malady having
such an inquisitive turn OF mind
These measles spread like the Chicago
fire, rcquiringno favoring winds either.
You can not look at a measle across
the street but what he will follow you
home and make acquaintance with
every member Of your family, if they
are at home, if one should happen to
be out Of town Mr. Measle will wait
the absent ones return Measles are
democratic in principle, having no
aristocratic predictions, as a general
rule they bully over innocent little
children and leave their little victims
such precious lcgacies aS sore eyes and
muifled ears. ID.
Rev, E. 5. Foster was sent to
Woodstock in charge Of officer Locke,
one day last week, ON some charge
growing out Of the Foster-Spauldine
slander case. He was bailed by Hon.
julius Converse, of the former place.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-02

MctcOrOiOgiCa;.
Meteorological observations, as taken at
Woodstock, VT, for the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, for the week ending Saturday, Oct. 28th,
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Il o 9 H Il N f. W s .

0rTAy QuEcHEE CHAPTER No. 81, r.. A. NJ,
regular Convocation Monday eve, Nov. 90,
1871, at ID O'Clock.
WOODSTOCK LODGE No. 81 +. & A. H..
regular communication Wednesday eve, Nov.
20, 1871, at l-2 o'clock.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REpUHLGC.-Rcgular
Meeting of Sheridan Post, No. -, Dept. OF
Vermont &. a. r., is held on the first and third
Thursday evenings Of each month. All appl-
cations for muster must be made at Regular
Meetings. BY order Of the Post Commander,
+. 7. TEwEsDURY, Adjt.
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New advertisements.
RUY YOUR STOVES

RUY YOUR STOVES
At A. G. BROWN & SONS.
Those who are in want of Il new stove will
ind the best assortment 10 select from in the
County and the LO,CeSt Prices.
We have for first class Reservoir stoves the
New American, the leading stove Of the day.
Rc.imprJyed Stewart, Celebrated Peerless
Home Friend, Olive Branch, with
double oven, Good Cheer, Cosmo-
politan, Home Treasure, EX.
change, Western Gem.
We also hav1a fine stock of cheaper Cook
ing, Parlor, Dining Room and Box Stoves.
Coal parlor Stoves: The Oriental, Morning
Glory, Lively Times, and Peerless.
A large stock of tin ware made from the best
Of stock, and workmanship. Lead Pipe and
Sootj iron lPo io AZ oS ioWejI prices M Jumps
can broiIer, copper boilers, brass kettles, iron
v,p,aa,. o,,1 p,.,.,. t1,,,..
made to order. OJ' Please call and examine
our ''o'N oc'oFH Pirc""S'"E c''c""e'e'
-
a. w. bl.ONN ~ " oON'
Central st., Woodstock, VI.
ll5ltf
aver 9OO PAIRS
| wv
Mans and Rows Roots
Just Received at
t-,,rr-DTJ,yA >-rr,,
-
Which will he sold nt nricos that
v;,uuot he Rca,l
ToJ;oc, N;ssos, o,I Ch;ldrons Soroe
'''"'C" -'i'oo0' "Iu "" N'SS
Glove, Goat, Calf and toXcd,
Sewel or pcuped
prrc,Nr cTy,rS
IN gro,t v,rio,v and ., n,t,c.,o7,, Io,r
P''<'S' n,.n,,,n ooon,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-02

Pcrk rkiusyiilc.
We have received communca-
ton from the Stewards Of the NJ. E..
Church as Perkinsville, (he same
which appearedin the Rutland Herald
Of last week,) the substance of which
is that they consider the Rev. A. b.
Waters guilty ola "little youthful in
discretion with one of the lambs of
his flock at that place, although he
was cleared by certain rulings at a
meeting Of the Church.
That school-house affair cannot be
whitewashed very easily.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-02
VOL. 80: NO 4.
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
ny WILLIAM ID. McMASTER.
TEnMs-$l. 80 in advance atcrthrec months
$1.7j; ut the end OF the year, $500.
rEpNIS FOR ADVERTISING

TERMS FOR ADV NERllSlNG.
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