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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05
WASHINGTON.

Opening aud OBTAINING Letters-POstmas-
ters Without Authority 10 do these
Things-FederaI Courts of Louisiana
Assurances that their Enforcement Act
Rulings will be Enforced.
WASHINGTON, December 4.-The Attorney
General has decided, in answer to com
munication from the Postmaster General,
that postoffice officials have no right to
open or detain letters or other matter trans
Initted through the postoffice, though they
may know that they contain obscene mat
ter. The Attorney General adds that post
masters have no more authority to open
letters, other than those addressed to them
selves, than any other citizen of the. United
States.
Thare are assurances from nearly the
highest officers of the government that the
rulings OF the federal courts OF Louisiana,
within the enforcement laws, will be en-
forced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

Judge Di6bIs yesterday evening sent the
following communication to Judge Elmore:
NGw ORLEANS, December g. 1873.
Hos. W. A. 8,nore:.
SIR-In order that there may be no mis-
apprehension of my position, l hereby give
you notice that still claim to be judge de
jure aud de facto Of the Eighth District
Court Tor the parish of Orleans am now
restrained by overpowering force from ex-
ercising the functions of my Office, but at
the proper time, when the constitution and
the laws are respected and obeyed or en-
forced, will resume the discharge of my
duties. Meanwhile, consider oil acts done
by you under assumption of judicial au-
thOrity as coYa1t non jHdice.
If, Ehen the results of the recent election
are legally ascertained, you are found to
have been chosen to the Office, will be the
first to recognize you.
Very respectfully,
HENRY c. DIBBLE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

right to do so. Still 1 do not think your
honor can inquire into the right of the Su,
prone Court to issue this mandate.
The court-AIr. Ray, can not issue q
writ of possession on this.
Dir. Ray-Sball go to the clerk of the
supreme Court and obtain further evil
The Court-WelI, Mr Ray, think you
are learned in the law, and will doubtless
ises. When parties present mandates.
showing nothing except the opinion of the
court, there can be no action taken under
them.
Mr.. Ray then presented ar application
tor devolutjve appeal in the returning
boards t.3 suits, dismissed Tuesday by Judge
Elmore, Whereapon the court adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE,
Meeting Observation-Disclosures Vote Case,
for Grant ana Wilson-The HIesseugeE
IN

Meeting Observation-Disclosures Vote Cas
for Grant and Wils0n-The Messeuga
to Washington.
The Republican electors for presiden
and Vice President met yesterday at tht
Mechanics Institute, in the parlor Of tt,
Lieutenant Governor, the Senate chambe
being occupied by the electors claiming q
have been elected upon the fusion ticket.
The meeting was called TO order by tht
Hon. John Ray, and, upon motion, DR.. N
+. Bonzano was made president of 'he
board and Mr.. Charles E. HaEsteaJ VS. ap-
pointed secretary.
The roll being called, cwo oFshe electors
we're found to be absent lamely-MiItOn
Morris and DR.. Joseph "aysor
The meeting then .,ok recess AntI four
o'clock
The hour ,aying arrived fog meeting
aoain the president called the meeting 10
order I'd an election 70 fill the vacancies
| Of IT, two absent members was had. result
is in the election Of P Z. Dur&nd to Ill
1.-THE place Of Milton Morris. and r. Lott to
ELL that of DR., Joseph Taylor
a ballot was then taken for President
and Vice President of the United States,
resulting in the unanimous choice os Gen
eral L. S. Grant, Of Illinois, for President,
and that of Henry Wilson. os Massachu
setts, for Vice President.
On motion OF the Hon John Ray. the col
lege then proceeded to elect one of its mem
bers to take charge of and deliver to the
President of the Senate Of the United
States tAe certificate of election fog Presi.
dent and Vice President.
The Hon. John Ray nominated Charles
f. Halstead, and jules Lanbere nominated
DR. L. G. Roudanez.
Upon count Of the ballot, it was found
that DR.. Roudanez received five votes and
Mr.. Halstead three DR.. Roudanez was de-
elared by the president to be the person
chosen to deliver to the President of the
United States Senate the certificates Of the
votes cast in Louisiana for Preside ent and
Vice President.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
until to-day at 3 P, NJ.
THE FUsIONIsTs.
The fusion candidates for electors. who
claim to have been elected in this State
met yesterday, organized and went through
the form of casting eight blank votes for
President, and eight votes for B. Gratz
Brown for Vice President.
General B. B. Semmes was chosen mes
senger to convey the result Of the deIib-
erations Of these gentlemen to Washington.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05
characteristio letrer from Mr.. Greeley.

Characteristic Getter from Mr. Greeley.
WAsuNGToE, December I.-The folio W.
ing is copy of the last letter from Horace
Greeley &c Charles Lanmann, of this city:
NEW YORK, June q. 1872.
FRIEND LASmASN-Received yours of the
twentyffth instant. | have all my life been
dong what people called vastly foolish and
iilnpolttic acs7, and did not dispute their
judgment.
| only said that what did seemed to me
the right thing. If should die before cleo
ton, or be beaten therein, please testify for
me that do not regret having brayed pub
lie opinion when | thought it was wrong
and knew il to be merciless.
HORACE GREELEY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

Lotsa, tbe little New Orleans fa7orite
who went to Europe for her health, still
lives, notwithstanding the sensational re-
port Of the Mobile Register TO the contrary.
Authentic information as to her condition
may be found in the extract from the St.
Louis Rspsb'ea,,, embodying the substance
Of latter TO Mr.. Ben DeBar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05
THE FUsIONTSTs
Worthy of Fnconragement.

A number of men tackle to car on the
Baronne street and Carrollton railroad and
drag any number Of people who will pay
two-bits apiece from Canal street to Napo-
leon avenue.
The men are drivers, mainly, drivers
whom epizooty has deprived of employ
nent, 1t is but fair the companies should
let them have the cars free-we don't know
whether they do OF not-and that the pub
lie should patronize them. or the latter
there will be no doubt, even If cars are run
on all the principal lines and every quarter
or half hour.
As there may not be enough drivers to
fill the public requirements in this new and
profitable employment, we recommend to
Mayor Wilt and the new Administrators
to call the attention of the crowds daily
thronging the City Hall to tbis promising
opening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

At twelve o'clock NJ to-day, Colonel
StockdaLe, Collector of Internal Revenue,
vii cause to be sold at public auction. at
the Canal street entrance of the Custom
house building. lot OF seized property,
consisting Of plug, fne-cut and leaf tobacco,
cigars and cigarettes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

A full set of colors will be presented by
the citizens of Yicksburg to the new steamer
John B. Haude, on her arrival at Yioksburg
Tomorrow, before entering the bends trade.
There are six of the flags in all, one for
each wheelhouse, on one Of which is ia
scribed the name "Vieksburg, and on the
other the word Bends" The Union Jack,
with streamer in blue, filed with white
stars, is elegantly and tastefully gotten up.
Then there is the flag streamer, on which is
inscribed the name Of the steamer, John
B. Maude, the whole to be crowned with
large United States regulation flag, which
ID to swing from the bow Of the haude
when occasion may require. So we are in
formed By the Ticksbgrg Cyz,es. y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05
NOTICE
NOTICE
MIR A Nj o n .
Dealer In An Kinds Of FurnEtur

Dealer IN All hAnWs Ua # N aREEE71 o
NOS s9. fol and IN2 CHARTRBS STREET, New Or
leans.
Eas constantly on hand an assortment OF
Cottage Bedsteads lextra make W1shtG dE-lncb
postal with teasters, = L. -
EoiS walnut one-fourth Marbse Bureaus, $50.
Sold Walnut Portable Armoirs, with TWO draw
ers Ia bottom, $50.
Victoria Bedroom Sets IN Walnut. Mahogany and
Imitation Rosewood, ten pieces, 8 &i20.
Sofing Mattresses made to order, B2S snd mSV
PartOr Sets in Walnut, Mahogany and Imitation
Rosewood ten pieces. at very moderate prices
Also, an assortment Of Z 0okng Glasses ct EeasF'
ste PCiceA Ee"AS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

BIOnday Evening, December 2, 1872,
first time in this city of the new and original
drama. written expressly for Mr.. FRANK MAYO
b. the late Frank Murdoch, Esq., entitled
DAVY CROCK EFT.
or, BE SURE YOU'RE RIGHT TREE GO AHEAD.
Pronounced by the press and pubic everywhere to
be the best American drama written,
This great drama will be presented with new and
beautiful scenery by H. 4. HOyt, Esq mechanical
effects BY T. J. Wheelan and assistants; properties
By Will Morris and assistants
FRIDAT-FaTeweu Benefit Of Frank Mayo
SATURDAY EOOE-Last Mayo Matinee-DAvY
CROCKETT.
NeNDAY-Decembe 9-MAFFTTT s BARTHOLO-
tlEN,S great New York Pantomine Troupe. del
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05
Reward for Incendiaries,

Read the advertisement of Mr.. Youennes,
fire warden of the board of insurers, offer
ing reward of $4,000 for any information
that will secure the conviction in the Grim
inal Court Of this city OF any person who
may be guilty of incendiarism.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

That podest gentleman, estiInabIe citizen
and honest official, Mayer Witt, honored
US with call yesterday afternoon at the
editOria. r9ons of the REPUBLICAN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

FURNITURE,
EsTABLIsRED IN Is4O.

JOSEPH B. HUBBARD,
Corner Of Perdido and Rampant Streets,
Has on hand one of the most complete and best
selected stocks Of Parlor, Bedroom and Dining
room Sets ever offered in this city.
Also all descriptions of low price Furniture for
plantation aud family use. All goods packed with
care and delivered free of charge su3l an
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS YESTERDAY
SENATE PRESIDENT PRO TEN
GREELEY FUNERAL OBSEQUIEs
OPENING AND OBTAINING LETTERS
FEDERAL COURTS OF LOUISIANA
ENFORCEMENT ACT RULINGS ENFORCED
STREET RAILROAD STABLE BURNED
CARS AND HORSES DESTROYED
NO GAS IH LONDON
WRECK OF a STEAMSHIP
TWENTY ONE LIVES LOST
VOTE OF THE ELECTORS
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MARIO,
THE sTRAK0sCH CONCERTS.

Ia the week commencing December 16 1872, Mile
@ARLoTTA PATTI PATTI queen Of the concert TT, room N
CARRENO, the distinguished pianist; Signor E.
&GOLARA, the famous b3ss1; Mons. Z. SAURBT,
the talented violinist and Sig. G. MARIO, the cee-
5rated tenor Sig. MARIO, accOmpanist.
PattiMarO ticket office at GrUnewald's Music
Stnrn. nO30
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GAZE BISMARCK.

ftAFE BISMARCK,
Royal Street
GRAND TYROLEAN CONCERTS EVERY NIGHT
s. the Imperial and Royal Troupe, under the lead.
ershipof Professor SeppI O. Schwandner.
Adnttance free. Commencing at P. N. See
s2lat prOgTammes. de5
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS YESTERDAY
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SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.

sPLRNDID SCHEME-OELY 10000 NUMBERS.
Capital Prize, $4,000.
CLASS r,
&c BIZ DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS OY
Saturday, December Ia, 1872.
HOWARD, SIMMONS & CO., Contractor.
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CARS AND HORSES DESTROYED
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LcoNTINUED on EIGHTH PAGE.
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STREET RAILROAD STABLE BURNED
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ENFORCEMENT ACT RULINGS ENFORCED
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NO GAS IN LONDON
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-08
nnLcOH.


lRc.inscrtcd for orTeet'on).
Died in Wolcott, April Sd. Mrs.
SaIomc Hubbcll, aged ~.
Mrs. Ilubbc'l was the last of those
early settlers who made the first oacroach.
mcnls on the forests. save one sister, who
still lives in town. She was the reconI
wife Of Seth lluhbcll, who came iuto
town on snowshoes drawing his house
hold goods on a handsled, followed by
his vile, also walking on suowshocs.
The late Mrs. lluhbcl was born IN VII.
ton, Conn, Feb, II, 1850. She was the
daughter Of a revolutionary soldier, aud
ever manifested a strong attachment to
her country. At the age of % she left
her home to live in n log house and en-
durc the hardShips oflile in the wilder.
ness in 1903. She retained her faculties
remarkably well, and was able to give
much interesting history of the carly set.
tiers, often intcrspersing her remarks
with keen wit. She survived her husband
40 years which she spent with her son,
the Hon Thaddcus Ilubbell. If she was
not the last, snc was among the last Of
the revolutionary pensioners, her husband
having been a soldier in the war of'I5.
She had & children, three of whom sur
sv'vc her, Il grandchildren, and 8 great
grandchildren living at the time Of Der
death Mrs Nuhbell died trusting in
the merits Of that Saviour in whom she
had believed, patiently waiting for the
time to come when she should leave the
world,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-08

-NOuHl Mansfield Lodge. No. III.
Installed the following ofosB Tor the
quarter ending Aug. let.
". c. 7. NJ. Horace Paaaoe.
W.T. Mr.. Rolusy Corse.
W. $ Col. J. J. Biyu,ou.
W. I. Mr.. Freeman Smith.
WIS $. Mrs. John Straw.
W. NJ. Mr. - Peterson.
WIG. Me. Melis.a Baurl.
W. q. g. Mr.. George Morrill,
VIC Mr.. Solomon Allen.
+. W. c 7. Mr. T.. Pike.
W. Il. II. s. Ms Y. T.. Wright
W. l.. II. $. Miss Ellen Loyejoy.
W. d. N. Lydia Fox.
W. As Grace Craolall.
SNOW fell thick aud fast hers for o
few hours Monday, May 9th. L, seem,
that winter leaves Us very reluctantly.
Mr.. Vernon wilkins has exchanged
the place where he new lives. for one
owned by Mr.. II. Guycr, Jr.
The milliners have returned with
their nsw stocks Of spring aud summer
goods.
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Store

II LIVERY ENTERpRIsE- Messrs. Bruce
u Ladd, since their purchase of the Mt.
Mansfield livery have bo.n disposng Of
all the DID, and consequently unsty lish
rolling stock" of the establishment, and
Restocking it with new and stylish bug
GIGS, barouchcs, mountain wagons har-
nesses, &c. One buggy but just arrived
is probably the finest ever owned in the
county, being finished with costly gold
plate and other things to match. Several
more Of these, and the barouchcs are
now being manufactured in Boston.
The establishment now contains seventy
three horses, all good drivers, and val
liable, and enough more will be added to
make the number ninety before the sea-
son opens. No one can fail to get just
the kinl of team desired, from a saddle
pony to a coach-and-eight, among SO
many, and at prices TO correspond, which
are quite reasonable Bruce & Ladd's
stables at Waterbury and Stowe, during
the present season will comprise one Of
the most, if not the mosl extensive estab-
lishments in the State, and will add not
little to the success of the mountain
season.
Prospects COR an early "season" at
the Mt. Mansfed hotel are more than
usually good this year, large number of
rooms having been engaged for the
month of June.
H. b. Oaks, since the purchase Of
q. L. Douglass stock in trade, has taken
Daniel Cady into partnership with him
Henry and Dan" arc both well liked in
Stove, and where known, SO We predict
Tor the rev firm profitable trade.
"A dance at Dan. Ishams on Wed.
nesday eve, last was attended by &c
couples. Robinson's Band furnished the
music.
Mrs. E. K. Hale was thrown from
her wagon on Wednesday last, and badly
hurt.
Rev. Mr.. johnson of the NJ. Il.
Church, preaching very acceptably TO
his people.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-08
nR. PLUMLEY
CAN BE CONSULTED FREE
AT THE HOTEL IN WOLC0TT,
FRIDAY, mn Y II.
Henri StowelL'S Estate.

State of Vermont, Lamoille District, SIS. In
Probate Court, holden at johnson in and
for said Dist on the 10Th of April A. ID. 1872
An instrument purporting &c &c the last viii and
Testament of Henry Stowel, lato Of Cambridge,
in said district, deceased, being presented to the
Court by Cordeia A. Stowel for Probate.
1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notiod to appear at session
of said Court e. - held at the Probate office in
johnson on tho l3.h day of May, A. D. 1872, and
show cause, ifant they may hare, against the Pro-
bate Of sad Will for which purpose II is further
ordered, that copy of tho record Of this order be
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN the LAMoiLLE
NEwsDEALER printed at Hyde Park, previous to
S. S. PIKE, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-08

State of Vermont, Lamoillo District, So. In
Probate Court, held at johnson in said DIST,
ON the 9th day Of May 4. D. 1872.
S. s. Pike, Guar liam Of Urban O. Fletcher
a minor, residing in Waterylllo IN said district,
makes application to said Court for license TO sci
tho following described real estate OF his sad ward
to wit. All tho real estnte in sad Belydere TO
winch the said minor has any title, representing
that the sale thereof for the purpose OF putting
the proceeds of such sale Mt interest or
same in stocks or real estate, wou be beneficial TO
said ward, :,
Whereupon. it s ordered by said Court that said
application lie referred to q session 81
said Court TO be held at the Probate Once IN SAD
johnson, on tho 9th day OF May, A. u. 1877 ior
hearing and decision thereon;
1t is further ordered That al persons interested he
notified hereof by publication ofnotce OF said APP
plication and order thereon, three weeks success-
lively in the Lamoillc Newsdealer printed at Hyde
Park, before said time Of bearing. that they may
appear at said time and place, and, If they SEQ
cause, object thereto. -,
25w3 Attest, l. H. fEhhb, '""Se'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-08
EHcA.

E0cR.
White & Whittemore have recently
put in clap-boari mill, which it is tx
pectcd will do good business.
We are about losing che Of ou,
townsmeu, Mr.. Curtis Adams, who il,
moving with his family to Salem, W.,
where he has purcha ed homestead.
The imous noting horse, Red
Cloud, which has been seriously i'll at
Sylvester Carpenters, Is improving undei
the care Of Samuel Smith.
The roads are pas,abIo from Eden
to Lowell, and travel is quite brisk.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-08

State of Vermont Lamoillc District, S. In Pro
bate Court, held ut johnson, on the 18th day
Of April, A. D. 1872
c. n. Page, executor Of the estate o. Gath
crime Champ,au. late Of MoiristCwn in said Dist
deceased presents his administIai account iorex-
ANIMATION and allowance, and makes application
for adccrce Of distribution and partition Ct the eS-
tate Of said deceased Whereup0n, it Is ordered by
said Court, that said account and said application
be referred TO session Of said Ccurt to be held at
the Probate Office in SAID Jo nson on the l3th day CT
Nav, A. y. ls12 for hearing and decision thereon.
And IL is further ordered, that notice hereotbe
given to al persons interested by publication ithe
same three weeks successfully in the Lamoille
Nowsd caler, u paper published at Hyde lak, pre-.
vious to said time appointed for hearing that they
m " appear at said time and place, ard show
cause, If any they may lave, why said sccoun'
should net 30 allowed and such decree made
2lw3 BY the Court.-Attcst
S. S. PIKE, Register
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.pyyLylNe.

A#f w.
The Examination Of Teachers will
,ts place saturday, May II, at the
academy Hall ia M0rrisville, beginning
precisely 10 o'clock An.
T. G. HAmAwAY.
townsville, May 3. 1872.
-Oficers Of Green Mountain Lodge.
H. u, [. q. orc. T., for the quarter
1 Iius July 81, 1872.
Wet PIX. Gletd.
WIT Mrs. G. W. Hendee.
Wet. C. W. lleudee.
VS. Rufus u. Clark.
WAS. Mrs. D. J. Safcrl
" NJ. Chas. NJ. Peek.
W.D.M. Mrs. Daniel Spaulding
VT Hiram Stafford.
IVES Miss Amelia A. Munson.
W. g. Rev. V NJ, Hardy.
WIG. Miss Cleora Cross.
W.O.G. J.P Caprou.
". RMS. Mrs. J. w. Spaulling.
Willis. Miss Alelia Keeler.
Id. Oh. Cooke.
-Life-size portraits finished in India
ink. Oil, or Water colors, from Sxl0 t,
Tle.size, either from life or old pictures
Do not lose this chance. | mean all
advertise. Call at once at +. n. Porter
Photograph Gallery Morrisville.
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./0hRs0R.

Johnson.
Mitchell Gearwar has sold his farm
in the north part Of the town, to Zeb.
Gotta for $4,000.
The past week has been one of ac-
livity along the river, as Waterman and
Fullington have been starting their logs,
which lined its banks, for Milton their
destination. Some twenty thousand have
gone down the stream the present season,
john Holmes proposes "new dc.
parturc' Immediately in the shape Of an.
other story on his wagon shop which he
will build by raising up the roof and in.
scrtng story in the vacancy thus made,
-Sugaring is now done and the general
complaint is lack Of the usual quantity
Of sugar, From J to , pounds per tree
is the average, but cncc in while one
has made nearly or quite 3 pounds pei
ce,
The public examination Of teachers
will be held next Saturday.
Norman ODER has calf which
weighed one hunlIod pounds st b.r,h
Who beats?
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GTALLlONS
>
AT THE MALVERN FARMS.
SEASON OF 1872.
SEASON OF 1872.

FILTERS III,
Brown stallion, Is Ia hands loaleu Aug g.,
1861, by Rysdyk's Hambetonian, dam by Dan
iel Lambert (by Ethan Alien out of Fanny Cook
by AbdnIah); al dam Quakercss, by Young
Emperor (by Bridges Emperor out Of cherub,
by Abdaliah); 3D. dam by sir Charles, thorough
bred son Of Duroc-wiH make the season of
1872 at the Malvern Farms. Morris,iHe La
noble Co., a. 3 30 to insure.
IiIL,
Brown stallion, l6hands foaled June !, 1868;
by Gen, NJ. Patchcn out Of QuakcrCss (pedi-
gree aloyc)-wiH make the season at the same
place at $50 insure Mares kept at reasona-
be rates at owners risk.
ALMoH W. GmswoLD.
Forcirculars, and AL matters pertaining, TO
the horses, address IlENBY S. TowN, Supern-
tcndcut, Morris,iHc, Vt. 2Im3
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Local Matters.
Vrde RUk.

Yrds 1Uik.
-Ssh5ol closes Friday mex. With .
-. ia the evening At the Toun Hall.
-Nis Maggie Walker has been en-.
.ltotesch the Summer School.
Mis-, Clara Page makes her bou Co
,-b.i, In aHoihe- column. Her mil
..r, MONS are opposite the 20 t-oihse
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/ IRE ms URANCE e.

l. en- inresimeni e ths safTf dfssririian
n e u1n ulo hasa llis llsuranar ioliry, has
iusf al -ooi pruTerty O. lfaFs hs faai.y A. d
BE- oprfi uritri States l.t.ls 81 fiIual allcuut
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