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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-30

,4& In this paper may be
found the advertisements of the
lands to be sold for taxes unpaid
for the years 1870 and 1871. -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-30
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the pCst-ofice at
Fayetteville, Tenn, Thursday,
May 80, 1872:
Mark S Cochin, Jane Millgan, 's.i
Jasper Hames, Mary Rutledge.
Jas a Milliken,
Persons calling for the above
letters, will please say adcertised
G. w. MORGAN, P. M.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-30

Bar Advertisements are inserted in the or
der III which they are handed in.
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S We hear the Examination
exercises of Mulberry and Oak
Hill Academies highly spoken Of,
and seriously regret that we were
unable to be present.
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The Townof Fayetteville

Census of'the town Of Fayette.-
vile for the year 1872: ?" -
The white taxpayers represent property
to the amount of S371, 720. sqan4e ! al
White population. ...i. III H.. ~ 927
S& 1l0 req qP0fT9IqMi 'ilHBf1ratgasss
all4 Total .,s....,1 ,.s.tB =; ,s1696
The colored population represent prop
erty to the amount of $12,500
nonE.ogS 3 G. 3, MckENzIE, ! 4
~ Assessor and 0enSus-Taker, 1871
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! -ji.Chaneery Sale Of, q
Dwelling House glS and Town Lots.

I'm obedicnee to d decree for sale pro-
il nounced in the of James H. Fetch.
er rs. j. @. Woods admir-, &c+ ard others.
at the April term Of the .ChaReery Court at
FayetteviIIe, will sttena on tAs premises,
in the town Of FayesteyillsSi Ongaia1cm s8.
Saturday, 1st day of june 1877,
and offer for sale to the highest bidder, the
following described pToperty-7One, Brick
situatedS inOthe town OF
Fayetteville on 4etsin the plan of the
Town known as Lots No. 8, 33 and 81, and
a portion of Lot No g. Also Lot known
as the Berry Lot, on which is situated a
small frame Dwelling House. Als9, the
bufIdingknown as the Fletcher Warehouse
Building, the same being situated adjacent
to the Rail Road Depot, = s.. tt.s4f...o.,.
! Said property will be sold on a credit, OF.
one, two and three years. with per cent of q
the purchase money required IL caShTT.
Notes with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be required Of the purchasers,
and lien retained for the payment of the
purchase money. ID. w. lCLARk, -.
GU Dc Master and Special Commissioner
May 9, 1872. 10 L-if fi' AL
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Neac advertisements.
TAX SALE.

PURSUANT to an order of sale directed
Il to me from the honorable Circuit Court
of Lincoln county, Tennessee, at its March
tenn, 1872, 1 will, ou the / ! q 4 3
Flrst Monday in July. 1872.
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?. s. The s4a,pest thing rin-
'FayettevilleF = The cutlery Of the
hareware store of x Yhsf.
I'D Ill sATMSs oN & Perry.
Business of the Fayetteville POST
Office.

For the Week ending Nay %, 1872.
Number of money orders issued. -. Is
Amount received for same. .... $249. 80
Number of money orders repaid. 49,. 4
Amount Of same 90 49, $40. 90
n lumber of money orders received. 49,. Il
Amount paid =. .....s- $5.09
Amount deposited in other offices $435. 20
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NelU advertisements.
TAX SALE.

.DURSUANTt to an ordor of sale directed to
i me from the honorable Circuit Court
Of Lincoln county, Tennessee, al its March
Term 1872. j will ON tho alol tl------.-- -
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eg A new nonresident notice
may be found in this paper.zE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-30

onetract of Land, Alb acres, lying in. Civil
District No II, valued at $1,000, taxes 49, o.
Collectors fee 90, clerks fee l,iG. printers fee
so. total 22.00, ASSESSED to Sarah Leather
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT 4 MEETING OF THE IRON FOUNDERS or NEW
~ YORK, BROOKLYN Jersey city, Newark, New Haven and
Providence. r. H. he'd at TenonIa Hail. Fliday last,
March 2 at which 4s esia shmen,s were represented
was resolved that ca and after Apr the price o. Castings
be increased cent per Donnd
The adjourned meeting 10 receive the reports of commit
tes win be held at leuonls sll Friday next April
3 o lock r. NJ. PETER II. JACKSON, Chairman.
G. ID, HJLLERN ELL. Se
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INSTRUMENTATION rAer-rour.h. fifth and sixth

AausEMENTs-sFcoSD rAeE-Four1h, fifth and sixth
AsrRoLo sY-Nrsru PAer-sirth eoumn.
r,c kIss,0 sT, ss1 column
board ASp LoDaISa wANTEp-NINrl PAGE Sixth
BRoogiYS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE TWELFTH
BusINI S orPoTrc cSITiEs-IwrlrrH rAeE-si1sh
BgsISss p.eE7ss1'a eepT1
CLERKS G9ui1n RSp nsALEsMEN-ElrvrNrn PAar-FoGrth
s525sSS 1sb eesq
1S%n 'a ess ife and sixth
ccorssTsHssnrs -TwHhrrn RAes s,rs @ c,smn.
pASssiNG ASAniMIts-sfooSn pAGrI Ia.ri column
By 5us % LE n9s AS
FURNIsHED-sIcosp pAar-frst and second col.
EUROPEAN srEAMsuiPs-Nrs1n FAoE-rrh col
ggRorE-sre PAer-rard column.
FfiNAS.iAI5flssr sFi rAsrCEonrIh colnoin.
fu9NlsiihD Rooms AhD APARTMENTS TO LET
sf4GSR rSsnrrf,d Sisrn soon column
fKENcH ADysRTlsEAeN1s- ELhvrNrn rAoE-sizth
HELF WANTgD-FEMALRs- PAGr-Third
HrLP wASiEo~MALEs- -ElrvpNrn PAGE sixth col.
HORSES, cAnnIAGEs, &c.-Fnsr PAox- sesond and
housns Rooms, sc @&S2aDr,nor S9a'n; rAor-sis.h
lNsTN, ciioN-zsreosp PAet.- Third column.
N erk n h2SokfS tsMrG vp9s fSG E Amp hTn
PAGE-SecJnd coiumn.
LOAN 0FFIcrS-FihSr PAGF-F0urth cUnmn.
Lost AND FOUND-Flgsr PAGE-F Firs colunn
MACHlNERY-ffRsr PAGE--SlStb column
MAE LIE NANrELS-kLfNENrn PAur-SiKth coumn.
MiLisR4 AsD Ss rAerA
MIsCl LLAN EoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
Skin cotumn.
MUsIGAI.-SEooNp PAaE-rourh column.
FiaSoF1kThs ssGoSp ssars. fSH Column
sITnnThs rts.h Sqam
tlENFArH PAuf- Taird column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY loE SALE OR TO
RENT-TWRLFTH AGE-Sccoad and third columrs.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-T%ELf1n FAsF-rhird
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELFru PAaL-Ihird and
fourth columns
REwARDs-FIasT PAGE--Firs. coiurua.
SAILS AT A CflON-TwELkTA rA6E-Fourth, fifth and
tixth columns.
sITUA1 IONS WAETED-FFMALES-E ELEVENTH PAGE
First second and third columns.
SITUATIONS EB-MALES-ELFyEHTH PAGE-
Fourth column
SPECIAL EorlCEs--FIRsT PAGl- Fils. and col
sPoRTINi-DoGs, BIRDS, 6c-TrRsr Second
sTORAGE-FrIsT PAGE--Thrf column.
rae TRADEs- ELrvENrH PAG G-SiXth column.
THE ~ RF- FIRST PAaR-Servn.. column
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PUnpoSEs--sEcoSD PAGE
Frai neinmn.
UYfURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMLsTs TO LET
SECOND PAGr-Thrd column.
WANTED TO PURChASE-F FIRST PAGr-Thirf column.
NEsTCHEStER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO RENr-TwFiFTn PAsE-secoAd column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, to.-FIRBr PAGE-Ihiri COL
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=fckTINGa-- EDiss, EIrSos, .SC.
A FOR sALE--ALL KINDS of FANCY DOGS. BIRDS
n. dc. Medicines for al diseases; prepared Food fo
mocsing BIRDS at II. G. DoyElS No. Greene street,
Canal.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A ssl BROADWAY,
GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT
CnEArER THAN ON ANY
AVENUE OR STREET IN THE CITY.
696 CARTONS OF RIBBONS,
IN GRos GRAIN, SHADED DOLLY vARDENs,
PLAIDs AND FANCY sAsHKs &C.. &C.
LOTS OF RIBBONS. &C.. Sc. &C., Sc, Ioc.
FANCY RIBBONS. &C.. loc lsc., lsc., zoo
GRos GRAINS, loc., lsc., 9Oc. 2Sc. slc.
DOLLY vARDEss &c., 2cc. 2Sc., SIC, $50.
STRIPED AND PLAIDs, iSc 10 Ole.
sIxINoE SASH RIBBONS. Bic. up.
ALL THE NEW sRApEs in RIBBONS
5000 DOZEN SILK TIES
AND scARfs. BOUGHT AT
Aoc. ON THE DOLLAR, ALL |
THE NEW STYLES AND SHADES.
SILK TIES, ALL CoLoRs. WIDE
FRINGE, ENGLISH GOODS 2,c
WIDE WILSON TIE
SQUARE SILK cRAvArs, ALL coLoRs, = NiN'r' :
fRlNGED ALL ROUND, 2sc.
sLK sILK ROM. soMAN = TIES; nc A'NAA
VERY M RICH CHI @CHANGEAsLE SILK
sCARFs, SIX INCHES WIDE, 69c.
PLAIN WINDSOR scARrs. soc. A'NANs'
RICH R rsN gsosApE SA19I;, SCARS; ;;ssss Sc %. '
AT gINzEY's.
OPENING go cAsLs
NEW STRAW GOODS.
LADIES', MISSES AND BOYS.
IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES.
AMONG THE SHAPES MAY ii FOUND THE ihA FINEST
:5H.s.s ssah4 2sa4tFs xSAsxElhss1Hr SAxls 4,ss sEss
sShS$sh ss5E sSSS5 SSSS5 SS SisSS SsSis sSS$, S
IN ALL THE srsxWy xTg AsS sASE Ebs elHss
100 CAeToNs FINE
FRENCH FLOWERS IN
ALL THE NEW SHADES.
SILKS sAr1ss. GRAPES rLIusIoNs. 40. 40.
alMPs AND Fg1NoEs.
SSas.sa SiSs ii u iS 4sisasy;s
FnsoY FFi1UE lfsMsiSE uiMrs NS hfADSag Hf Ss M p
SILK FRINIEs, 25c. piece up. - - ~
fatK sleA gIIxAHs s ss e: S5s sos
DRESS SILKS, soc. yard up
$500 PAIRS OF KID GLOVES
TO BE SOLD LESS THAN GOLD COST.
MISSES ALEXANDRA KID GLOVE
IN EVERY COLOR AND SIZE, 60c. pair.
LADIES' ALEXANDER KID GLOVE,
ALL SIZES AND CoLoRS, 75c pair.
LAPEs' Apny coyos oyoHrss ssb XII NE GLOVE: 4ss
LADIES AMELIA KID GLOVE, o
iwo BUTTONS, EVERY SHADE. 81 pair.
LADIES' LuP1N KID GLOVE, 75c. pa'- o
TWO-BuTTON KID CLOVIS, '5c.
| -. ...~ -. AT KINzEYs.
il EVERY STYLE UsDlH AfoETLEs' 4 ta1Gfs Eisaxy,s
SILK EMBF9IDEs sIht sSLsRIssASs s Ks Sc
| LADIES' COTTON HusE, lUc pair up.
,,a,.,, ,,,uo,, uo,r AT KIYzEy's
ss MssEs ~ FANCY coTros @ 'iiSS; 1osEap new STYLES
F1hE FALE E2sGtIa E2sG rnes xsbLr & r @ sp
LADIES AND MISSES UNDERWEAR. :
.noM 1nA ~" 60, u.',',.nr ~ '. uA A. EISzEY's.
TUCKED BosoMs AND LAcE-EDGED. e4c
DIP sGs2zB s1SH Hsb
EAs HUspED sS0H pan2S s0s3ss sDS
n1 - w .~n n,,onn xT isINzEY's
TUCKED AND LACE E0GE, SEC 5sD' ''''
bGSsEH BHxs FHckfso AfS nSegaa HsD nGsfG2D MoTs &C.
,>u~,.,.,. -. . x.o,,r, .,r ,n - AT KINlEY'd
UkEeSlNH sACQUES LAGEEDiED 500.
TUNED AND EDGED WITH LACE, S0c - x
/ TUCKED BACK AND FRONT: ~ 10.
BIAS TUCklN0' FINELY IhiMAED' Sl ~ -
! ,,,,r u..e,, ,,,,,r =. a., AT kINEYs.
NIGHT DRESSES RUEFl.ED, &C, PIC.
TUCKED fkonIS AND huFrLED EDuE, q w.
| ~ ,v,,-, %. AT klNiEY's.
PLAIN WALKING SKIRTS, .?c
FINE TUCKED WALKING shihi, 'sc. 80 ,,,u,r
| TUCKED AND RUFFLED sKIRTs. $50.
EMBtOIDEkED AND bhAlOEDs 700.
| x o,.. 61ronuo %. AT hINZIY'S.
| HIP CORR CoRy.Ts bcc; ooyv o.,
nhALhBoNE oiHotLhn oonE' fpu .ru,r,r-,n
..e.. .....,ox.rura ,orcr~s =, Al kINZEYS.
CoRTILLL GLoyE-FlTIIsG 81 Is
. - n,,.,, ,,. ~, AT KINZEFS.
PANIEKs AND BuSTLEs, nc mp ,
HOOP skfRrS, PADS, CORSET COVERS, &C.
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THE TURF.

DoOLs SOLD AT JoHNsoN's RESTAURANT. lls7
i Broadway, corner Twenty eighth street, Metare
Races at New Orleans this evening and
telegraph OF entries and result OF past ock.
4. Is. JOHNSON.
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A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS or ROYAL HAVANA
~ and Kentucky State Lotteries always file. J. CLtTE,
Broker 2s roa way, l53 Fulton No. Park
box 1868 Post oilce.
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LOST AND FOUND,

LTouND--A sun OF MONEY. THE OWNER CAN OBJ.
tain the by dying 70 the Presi en Of the Hum
boift Fire Insurance. Company, 10 Broadway.
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nEnAlD RaANCH 0FgIOg-up NosyN.

herald BRANCH OF9ICE-UP TasyN.
~ ~
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RECEIVED AT THE BRAhC !. Office,
1855 BROADWAY I"
WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THinTI-EIRST AND THIRTY
SECOND STREETS
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIvED FROM 9 A. NJ
TILL 9P. NJ. EVERY DAY IL THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
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DETFCTIVES. -EDSALL 4 JONES', no. PINE
~ street. flrniah rcab anl cfcent operatives all
ruars pertaining taeir business
or Unite States and Europe; business strior confidential
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A MINER, STEVENS 4 CO.,

A GENTLEMAN BEING OBLIGED TO GO TO Ell.
~ rope on account q Y hcalh offers for sale span ot
bay Carage ltrses, t& hands high guaranteed sound and
gentle aud very sylsh; aso coupe, IN complete order
maie ny Adauls also Brett. hv Wood Brcs; rev
last GUNNER: together with Of double Harness ana
single Coupe lnrn.as, both gold mounted nearly
also Imported English Liyeres comree Ton Boots, Buck
sSn breechca &c Ihls sa good Opportunity Tor gentle
sppy tfl atll Vest Seventeenth street private stable,
between ani III A. NJ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

BEIs-5L-The tosn Lsu Monday evening va.
crowded 70 cyefoHing 10 listen to seusi5r FL
m11is, Governor Stewart AMI I L LsvEenc,
Esq Senator Elmunds spoke fiat AID was lis
tened to with profound attention. lie indulge
in No sbusa Of any msn or party. He deal
calmly with facts. and al seeuei to be imprsFse-
that he vas intimately acquainted with the
tgIjac,s that be discussed and the scenes b
described, All his speech wsr very damaging &,
the Greeley party. lie exp,sinei how Mr
Sumner came TO hate Tresile Grant 50 intense
ly, and took up enc after another OF the chsrge
brought against the President by his enemies
AID shogel them IN the true light lie SPOKE
throughout with convincing cslmuess AMI lair
ness and vas often applsuded by the sniicnce
Governor Stewart was the next speaker liz
dealt more particularly with Horace Greeley aal
the party tbs. would be pscel in power by hi
election. His speech wss well received, and Of
ten received the applause Of the audience.
Mr.. Lawrence came down on Greeley and th
democratic party all sorts. lie related som
stories that conyulsci the audience. Sul VS.
rousiugly oheerel
The Bristol Corne. Band gave us rome exec
lent music. and the meeting ass in every va.
successful and effective.
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Grand Isle County.

This county has been Represented as being
uaier the cloud of Greeley.m. By great per
sonai efforts the leaiers OF tie Greeley move
secured list Of names nearly che bundled in
number. as published in the ST. Adams .U,ssea-
ger Of the 18th. But it ir well known here that
quite a proportion Of the signers will not sur-
port Mr. Greeley Many of them gave their
names without thought or consideration, who on
reflection see aaI acknowledge that they rsda a
mistake. Others gave their names from tlisu1-
derstanding or from representations thst the
leaders would not e,re to have divu'gel, and
they vii return to their allegiance to the repub-
lioan GAUGE Very msny Of them are complete
ly iisgusted with the game that hiss been prsc-
iicei In Alburgh Am told, before tie can
vsss had com menced, tine leslers Of Greeleyism
spen, number Of days oanvls.ing in every
nook sud corner Of the town, AID used sll the
pertonsl influence they were capable Of 70 Sc
cure the nAmes .s publEhed The week follow
ing two young men, neither of Them old enough
to vote, circulated 6 paper for mGss meeting Of
sll in favor Of Grants reelection, and they did
not go into every part of the town, and yet they
secured one hundred and fifty names. And the
result vas without any psrsousl Influence being
brought to bsar-sho#ing three for Grant to one
for Greeley, sni there can be but little doubt
the result will be more favorable for Grant a. the
election II is believed that he will receive four
ffths of all the votes cast in Alburgh.
Mr.. Henry Ballard Of Burlington has had 4
series Of msss meetings in this county the pres
eat week, beginning on Monday at South Hero,
and ending At Alburgh Friday evening the 10th.
There vas full attendance at ali the meetings
and the feeling and manifestation was strong in
[ favor Of Grant At North Hero there Vas s
| Joint Discussion. Mr.. Ballard spoke two hours
Metsrs Harrington and Lsdd followed for Gree
| lev two hours After which Mr.. Ballard closet
in one hour, and during the entire time close at
iention was given aud numerous and repeated
demonstrations we're made in favor of Grant
but not one whisper was heard for Greeley dur
ing the entire Eve hours.
There is no doubt,it ia entirely safe to predict
that Grand Isle County will give more than ii
usual Republican majority for Grants re-elec
ton. Mr.. Ballard gave general satisfaction an;
will long be remembered by the many friends h
made in this county.
GRAND IsLE
August l6, 1872
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, ROTSING REPUBLICAN RALLY
IN pURIINGTO<

Arrangements are being made for n.ss
meeting ST Burlington, Saturday, August 9lst,
Tor the counties Of Chittenden, Franklin, Addi-
son, L.moille and Grand Itie The speakers
Hho have .lresdy engaged to be preseHt are Sens
t57 Eimunis, Dr.. George B. Loring. Of Salem,
Mass, Hon F. E Woodbridge sad Gen. R. S
Tu;hill, Of Nashville, Tenn. l,iz also expected
that Gen. Joserh r. Hswley, Ct Connecticut, sai
Hon A. o. Aldis, OF ST. Adams. will be present
to siIress tie meeting, with great array of home
talent Arrangements are being made also for
q reduction crtaro by railroad snd steamboat.
s general iHvits;i5n .s not only extended TO the
Grant sni Wilson clubs in this vicinity. but also
.s those throughout the State and Champlsin
valley. TIE meeting viii o7ea 81 100 p. n,
nd viii c-u-iru, through the afternoon and
....-r-
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TUE WHEAT FIELD or AMERICA.
Iiea.ihfsI Climate, Free Homes, Good
Markets.

the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD offers for sale its LANDS Ia central
and Western Ninne~ota. embracing; /. The
best o: v heat and ?. Excellent Timber for the
Mil the Farm and the Fire .. Rich Prairie Pas
turage and Natural Meadow. Water by clear Lahss
and running streams-in a Healthsul climate where
Feu,r saG AgEs Is EnkHoaE.
Grain can be shipped henos by lake TO market
as chsaply from Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois.
Cars now run through these Lands from Lake
Superior TO Dakota, Price If land close 70 track
81 o. 20 $500 per acre; i1TtEer away s. 20 70 500
seven Years Credit Warrantee Deeds
Northern Pacific s-3O Bonds. now selling at par,
received for land at tl.io. No other uncceuped
Lands present such advantages TO settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law (darch, l51tl
get 100 acres FREE, near the Raliroaa, by cne ard
two ears residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDCCED
RATES furnished at all principal points EaS; to
purchasers Of Railroad Lands, and To Settlers On
Government Homestoads. Purchasers. their wi.es
and children carried free over tho Northern Pa
cifc road Nov is the time for ettsIs and C5ionio
TO get Railroad LAEds and Government Homesteads
close to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information
map, and copy Of New Homestead Law. Address,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL MINI.
OR 23 FIFTH AVENUE.
COR. 9TH ST., NEW YORK.
lima s-Wed&Sat akUsow ms "
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GEORGE sAxroNs, EsrATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap-
W pointed By the Hon rihle the PROBATE Court
for the District OF Chttenden. Commissioners to
receive. examine and adjast the claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate Of GEORGE Saxton
late Of Sheihurue, in taid District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto. and SIX months from the day OF the date
heresf. teing ailOSed by said Court for that pur-
pose. We do therefore herooy give n0tics. that We
vii attend TO the business O. our appointment, at
the residence Of Mrs. George saxon, in shelburne,
in-sad District. the Is, Wednesdays Of September
and January snc next at 10 O'clock 4. on each Of
said days
Dated this 9Dih Day % July A. D. 1872.
EDGAR NASH. lr,.f,sf.,.-a
ABEL ID. WHITNEY, s
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JERIcHo.-A Grant aud Wilson campaign
club wss orgSnized at Jericho Friday evening
and the following officer, elected,

JERIcHo.-A Grant aud Wilson campaign
club was orgEnized at Jericho Friday evening
and the following officer, elected,
President-Hon. E. H. Lane
Vice Preridents-L. Il. Stevens and D. II
Day.
Secretsry-C s. Palmer.
Treasurer-C. NJ. Spaulding
Executive Committee-E II. Lane, Henry NJ.
Field, C. S. Palmer, Edmund Martin and +. S
Whitcomb, Jr.
Very able and instructive sdiref,es were de-
liyered by Judge NJ. R. Tyler and l. L. Law
renee Of Burlington. Mr. Tyler gave very
clear and concise review Of the republican party,
past and present, then reyiewei the history, Of
the principles and men, that formed the wonder
ful Cincinnati convention, and followed with
come very clear statements relative to the fnsn-
ci.l condition Of the country, and compared TIE
fnsncisl policy Of the Grant and johnson al
minis;rstiOus. lie vas followed by Mr.. Lsw-
renee, and the mere important points tina, we're
handled without gloves By this gentleman we're
Summers letter to the negroes" Greeley'f
letter Of acceptance of the BIltimore nomiua-
ton. Civil Service reform and the case Of the
very harmless slSnderer Of Gen Grant, the dis
reputable Fitzpatrick Both speakers at their
close and frequently duriag their addresses
were loudly spp!suiel.
The President then clearly explained the CD
Jet Of organizing the club, snd with three rous-
ing cheers FOR Grant and Wilson and vote Of
thsRk' to the speakers, the meeting adjourned
one week, and are 10 hold their next meeting
next Friday evening the PSI. - Jericho Center.
Greeley stock, which At fret WAS drug 10 the
market, is at present especially obnoxious to
most Of the freemen Of Jericho. ana there viii
be a clear report from the town IL September
aai November next
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COTTON &c higher and mere active; sales . sea
bales Uiddliug up.ancs NJ BIG.
FLOUR 1000 lower, ssles ll,Iao barrels State
. 50ld7 GO; round hoop Ohio, 65d5 ST. Western
5n18 50; Southern, 1912 %
GRAIN-Hhest heavy and &C lower, silts 3 o
bush No. spring at 529i s.; No. ? l iIgl 81
/ ma s. Corn quiet and shade essier; SALE
1871 600 bushels steamer mixed western s9aG)%
sail do 60 a 6l. Oats shsce flmer ssles 81 90
bushels Ohio, ie650; Western 4 20 ia.
BEEF dull.
PROVISIONS - Pork quiet new mes IA 90
Lard Grm at e:aD-i. Butter dull; state 22d25.
WHISKEY dull and shade easier at - Sa93:
SUGAR in Iair request huseoyato s.G9i &c
i9ing 8isG-s.
COFFEE dull; Rio I5Ilsl.
M0LAssES quiet
TURPENTlN quiet
ROSlN steady Is for strained.
PETROLEUM finn; crude IL = refined ~.
TALLoW steady at Sidel.
WOOL quiet, pulled 56a6i.
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Deeiination OF Hon. f. II. Green.
Editor Free Pres, & Times;

LNN0T Fffe FTt9s q IfNCS
Notice having been troaght TO me that at the
Convention recently held at Esscx Junction, I
received the nomins,en is Judge Of Probate on
the combined ticket Of the Liberal Republican
and Democratic conversion, I desire to s,y
thAt while duly appreciate the honor conferred,
and that l have often expce eel sayfslf sssa a.
mire7 Of NJ. Greeley, (6ut hsss never ye' tail
should vote for him for President, , I Do not wish
70 be considered candidates. any ofice in lhs
gift Of the County, or State even, sd DO hereby
protest and object to having ny rams uscd in
thst direction. E. B. GREEN.
Ricb,orJ A., 1i.L 1870