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The Van Buren press., 1872-08-06

tw~ We published last week, an extract
fIom letter written 10y W. NJ. REED OF
Fayetteville. Ark, TO one of our citizens,
charging JoHS V. RYAN, Agent ofthe Mound
City Mutual Life Insurance Company, with
being an mpostor and warning our citizens
to beware of him and requesting the gentle
men to whom it was addressed to notify all
of our business men. Since the publication
Mr.. Ryan has returned TO Van Buren, and we
arc fully satisfied that he has been malicious
ly traduced and that the statement of Reed
is not worthy of belief. We are satisfied that
he knowingly made the fabrication out Of
| personal resentment.
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Master forever" tnCaI.. us
he scholars filled the old mans eyes WIN :
'omethmg behind his .pectacles before V
,e led his ohs iy"oi"t .intoans srs.-.
Col. B. J. Brown, Van Buren, Arkansas
Dear Sir. 1t having been conceded that urawi9La q
coming election. we. the undersigned, earnestly re-
Quest you to permit your name to go before the ps
frct Convention believing that you will make us an
Efficient officer and do credit to our District
Respectfully,
g. Wilcox, Hiram broqea
ID. c. Williams, william Mhltnelu
wv Wbitdeid j. NJ Wood,
ii p Thomason NJ. Lynch,
Geo Austin j. Neal
il c ueyman Jesse Turner.
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Call for u Conservative Democratic
Convention of Sth Senatorial
District.

Convention is hereby called to meet at Ozark on
MoSDAY, the % day of September next, to nominate
candidates: One state senator and four Representa-
tves for said District, in our next Legislature The
Counties will be entitled to votes as follows:
Crawford County
Franklin
Sebastian
Based on Democratic vote Of 1870, A full Delegation
is earnestly requested. consider the convention
one Of vital importance.
Il. j. BROWN, Chairman
Cen. Ex Com sth Senatorial District
Van Buren. Ark, Aug. 3, ~.
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Call for County Convention.

Call for County Convention.
'INiE Conservative Democratic masses of crawford
/ County, will assemble in Primary Meetings, at
such places in their respective Townships as they
may deem best, on some day not later than AUGUST
18TH. 1872 and select Delegates to the County Con,
venion to be called sometime in the Lac. week Of said
month. The County Convention will be called for
the purpose of nominating a County ticket. And
also Delegates to the Congressional and Senatorial
Conventions.
BY order Central Executive Committee.
G.. WILCOX. Chm n,
A. b. HOWELL,
W. DEFFEBAUGH
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4 G,cGey and Brown Club meeting
ygiIt was a rouser. Hons. G.. Will
hd II +. TnoYAsoN made address
id the most intense enthusiasm.
number of new members were
and among them several colored
meets next week on Satur.
r. Call the Court House.
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I " Let the Democrats and Conservatives of
/ the I'd ,thiS) and 81 Congressional Districts
/ follow the example of the lrt. When thev
assemble in their Conventions TO nominate
| their standard bearers let them select their
| leading young mcn-not old f0gies. party
hacks ar chronic politicians. The days of
availability, old fogyism and partysm are
past Let Arkansas unite with her Southern
Sisters in sending To the National Capitol
men of thought men of actiou-rcpreSent
tive men. Let the South show the world
that the line of men who formerly thought
and acted for her in the Halls OF Congress
though long overshadowed, is not extinct. :
The able Democratic paper, the Pine Bluf
Press, closing very excellent notice of Col.
CAUSE, the nominee for Congress in the lst
District has the above very timely advice to
the 2d and 81 Districts. We can assure our
tfgleepdsof the Press that thtss 81 DISTRICT will
rginia, 32,2iS,iil 47,U; to the
not be behind the first in preoentineFOl5 =
voters. a candidate every way worthy of the
confidence and support of the masses OF the
people. Crawford county presents the name
of Hon, G.. WILCOX, young man of ability
and education. native of the State, and who
possesses in marked degree, eminent quail
/ fications to make faithful and honored mem
Der of Congress. And without dispaaging
the claims of any OF the other candidates, we
think he Is the man Of all others, that We
should place in charge fthis high trust.
REGisTRARs.-The following are the Reg
i,trars for this part of the State appointed by
Gov IIadley,
/ Benton-J. n. Curtis, c. G. Davis, II. 5.
| Coleman.
Hoone-J j. Thompson, J. NJ Doubleday
J. 4. Torrance.
Crawford-T G, Singleton. J. a. Lockhart
! G. W B. Meadows.
Franklin-John W. Williams, T. E' Berry
Johnson-R. W. Ward, Henderson Jacobs
Green llandlcy.
1 Madison-Juhn II. Bivins. Jesse r. Stan
sells, Benz jamin Vaughan, -
Marion-Ieroy Rose John tlsher A. u
Orcutt, ,
Newton--Johu Womack, Jackson Case. +
ii Spears.
Pope-Y. b. Sheppard, W, w, Brashear
{. c. Ewing g
Sebastian-John s, Spradling James S
=, Robinson Archibald Young.
Scott--N. Floyd, Thomas j. Tate, Jas Il
Floyd. -. ,
Searcy-J II. Ham, Green Ross, G. W. b
Smith.
Washington--Sam Barl, j. O. Benbrook
b. r. Little.
: Yell--H c. Mustain, Thos, J. Ross, Alex
= y, Rose.
= We doubt the propriety Of GOV. Iladle!
4 appointing Mr.. ockhart, Registrar as h
| /, at present county clerk and also a can
1 didatc for reelection. Mr.. lockhart woul
e make a competent registrar and the Book
: would be made up satisfactorily in busl
ness point of yiew and we should be sorr
/ to believe that he, or any of the Boart
would resort to any unfair means 10 dc
, fraud any one entitled, oat of their vote
2 The people are not in the humor at TIN
{ time to submit to any high outrage
: In connection with their ballots,
tI~ We published. last week. an eNtra'
i fiom letter written by q W. VI. REED
\, Fayetteville. Ark, TO one of our citizen
charging JoHN V. RyAS, Agent ofthe Noun
/. City Mutual Life Insurance Company, wit
being an impostor and warning our citizer
to beware of him and requesting the gentle
p mon to whom IL was addressed to notify q
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,;earray VI YNeul,

ore, III lSsu)e lett ont liz the cold then
rs w., sSriEpack to the part. all true Re-
,ubl1ans. 40 consistent Democrats who
,oulChot s& the former denunciations Of
Joe Hooks o. How willing he is to take
| ltd Demoatic sugar in his. But I've al
much paper on SO small a
argaas thllnan johnson, but they attempt
ID tCteate Gittle sensation and | thought |
ouNentH'I II. Britton's " man FRIDAY"
'all3Or Nv cheers for Grant which was
to, and the crowd dispersed
Nitt fTIN, hurras for Grant. sumner,
ir,k, txRotc., and thus ended this iizzlo
70 in .lects that nobody is willing to
at1it. Mill q.
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roy FOR Tie Pre"
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JENKS BROWN.
COMMERCIAL AGENT,

Represents the following Saint Is,j
Houses:
ADEN, BURR & CO., Flour and Com
mission.
r. SUFFERT & CO., Produce and Ptl
visions,
LEWIS DORSHEIMER, Saddlcry Man
ufaeturcr.
CLAFLIN. ALLEN & CO., Boot and Sbu1
JObbers.
BRADFORD Il RAINWATER, Hat
Caps and Furs.
JOHN G. ALLEN 4 SONS, Dry Good
Notions and Clothing.
FISHER & ELAN, Tobacco Manufss
turers.
j. II. GARNHART & CO., Imported a.
Domestic Liquors.
STEWART & NEEDHAM Western Agus
for CLIMAX MOWERS, REAsH
ERS. WAGONS n HAY CuE
TIERS, and manufacturers Of GrubbeS,
Stump Pullers, etc.
dec. l7.7l.yl
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Monday Night.

lens as the lamp holds out to burn
r yib>st sinners may return.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16


gossip rom the Cu,ton-hou,c
DISHONEST WEIGuEa~.
q. Then you mad convicted these parties a. II were Of
returning short wcgtts 10y ccuson with the Wcghcrs :
A. Yes, Sir.
@ Who wore the people who weighed these -ugor,l 4.
j cannot state from present recollection.
@. VIII your papers at the Custom house disclose 10
you the names Of the Wcighers who rauduently
Uded with the imporerl A. II the information Is there.
q. VIII you be Mind enough 10 furnish tins Committee
with the names Of those Wcgcrs CustOn-h0usc ohi
cias A. Yes, Sir; the names were there at one time
there have been where the Weigher Imposed
upon by his foreman or clerk in those cases the evidence
O. Were those Weiglers.rcmoyed from office 4. I
think they all ont of office tho time Of the dIs
coyey; am not aware thhl any OF them are IN Oict
q. VIII yon give the residences Of the parties, II you
cani a. Yes, sir
O. Also the names Of all cases, separately. In which
yod and Nh Jayne made IN examination when resulted
In Tcttemcnti A. Yes. sr.i
access where articles are stored and under your control;
IN cases where merchandise Is unpaeked s always re
turned to tho case from which II WI. takenf A un-
O. YoH make pubic sales by ancion Of these packages
GftoT a time Z 4. OF the small seizures.
q. DO you ever seize packages that are emptyi A.
There have been such instances.
q. Have such empty boxes been sofa al tbls auction
O. Then why do the advert scment- OF auction sale
maine empty Ioxesi A. If there half dozen varo-
ties Of goods In case they are CLASSIFIED wlth other
O. In those cases the articles taken out and oXhb-
tied. and the remains empty A. l have known
many such instances that IL done ny the oucOhecr at
the time OF the salct
q. Then why does the advertisement take the trouble
TO specify empty casesi A. II there were any.
q That is your explanation Of the frequent advertise
mCut " empty bOI6si 4. Certainly.
TIE WITNESS MOIETIEs.
Senator Ca-serly-YOu are Deputy Collector; Is the
Deputy Collector entitled by law To any portion Of tho
proceeds from foricltures A. Not by virtue Of his
Office; he has The right to disribuye share that
any other officer OF Che Government il entitled TO- If he
makes tho seizure of the nforners Ia tho ease
q. You have spoken OF two classes Of In which
you have received certain amount Ot proceeds ono
where y0ur upon the record and another where
II j. NOT; ia what class of does your npprar
The record g.. Either scZiuC officer Infulmcr;
| think all the one Of tho miOrmcTe; there
may be two where was the selling officer
but 10 Fpme triniug matter II Vis.
a. Nna b. the character or the other class Of
which Your uumc does not appear on tho rcCurdf a Il
H. where am likewise iuiDrmrr with Oth-rt ami tho
matter put INTO aiAD hLo Tie case ,lp.td
80 .JrlbI, "ha.r lu MW HIp'u3l 7' t.p .yIfI.. cd
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Epistoidry.

Dear Opinion The past scason has been a
wet and growing one. Field. and pastures
have been kept fresh ard green, aud lovers of
charming landscapes IN this border land of the
mountains, have had favorable opportunities
tor Teasing their eyes to satisfaction. Very
rarely has the country looked lovercr the
season through. The exceeding heat has been
powelleas to blight. We pity those who, pcnt
up in cities, have been denied the sight.
The crops have been, and are generally
promising. Hay considerably better than last
year, Grain more so. Corn has made large
growth and promises heavy yield. Potatoes
medium, tops of some kinds already dead.
Some signs Of rot. Muck worms" giving
trouble in som fields. Vines and garden veg
etabcs large though cucumberS are not as
prolific rs common. Why should they be,
when they found ich poor encouragement in
irving to keep "cool I" Shall grow some fine
cabbage heads notn ithstauling the jtiei''g
protest of the green wcrris. Thanks to sever
al "pouliugs" OF strong soap -udo ]" The worm
loves such food, out does not iAucY lch drink
anl-succp.nibs This is y fact worth know
ing.
The thunder shower Of August 22nd, was tho
most terrific known here for many years.
There va, u slight frost GA the morning Of
Sept ith., nippcl some vines a littIe, not
enough to do material damage
On sunday. the Sth., mercury again up IL
80 IN the shade with thunder showers in the
evening. For two seasons preceding this some
grumbied because OF the drouth /, airing Il har-
vest f..lGrc. But they lived on in spite of
their fears and did no. g hungry. This year,
some have gruublad because it has been
wet, fearing consequential damages with
no Geneva Board Of Arbitrators TO assess them
on the clerk of the weather. We do not APP
prchend they Will shorten life, on impose sutf-
cring Such losses, we mean, but We hesitate
to insure them against such rcsglts from the
g,toubting How easy it is to intcr3perse the
song Of the wear with iuteiludca Of grumbing,
Experience, even, is 4 poor teacher to some
We close with query which has been agitat-
ing our mind OF late. If parsonage with am
ple grounds Tor Il few choice fruit treesis tree
les through thoaghtlcssucss or neglect. ought
il net Tor It's supplies to have a lien upon the
orchards Of the parish Perhaps we should
not have written this, if We had u loaded or
chard OF our own. Yours heartily,
OHFOED.
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LITTLEToN.-A Grant and VII,
son club was organized here last
Saturday evening, with &. w.
Rand. Esq, President, ard &. II.
Greene, Secretary, with three Vice
Presidents, and an executive com.
mittee OF five.
The Littleton Wooden Company
have stopped their mill for II few
weeks tol repairs, and are putting in
Il large new steam boiler.
Crops in this vicinity are looking
we'll, except potatoes, which are
rusting badly.
George Stewart. q workman in
the Wanmbck mills, lost twenty five
dollars from his vest pocket, while
filing his board saw. t fell into the
saw pit and was washed down the
river.
While j. b, Shaw, was driving a
valuable horse owned by Mr.. a,
Weeka, it fell through n drain and
nearly severed the cords of one OF
its fore feet.
Last Friday, Elisha Durham was
severely injured 10y Il block thrown
from Il circular saw which he was
using. His injuries are less serious
than at first supposed.
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S. a. Fish & Son Of Thetford
Center. will sell by public Auction
on Friday, Sept, 9th, at 10 o'clock,
a. NJ. their Grist Mill, just built,
with new machinery, . run OF Burr
Stones. and doing Il COOL business.
Also . large rooms adapted to man
ufacturing purposes, with the best
water power in the county, ana
plenty of water at all seasons. AL.
SO. personal property. &c. at same
time. They also offer at private
sale two dwelling houses in Thetford
Center Village. near the mill. This
is rare chance for any one who
wishes to go into the mill business.
laws
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OPINION BRA DFORD VERMONT FRIDAY SEPT H. 1872

Queen City Band, which the BOYS
appreciated wi IN rousing cheers.
The regiment chose the following
officers for the ensuing year:
Plesldent-Gen. W. w. Henry,
Burlington.
Vice observation-disclosures +. b.
Davis, Bradford; Sergeant A. l..
Dodge, Barre.
Secretary-W. A. Chaplin, Jr.,
LiverpoA, n. Y.
acknowledgement II. w. Kings.
ley, Rutland.
Executive Committee-Generai
W. w. Henry, Burlington Private
Milton Washburn, Milton Private
5. b. Maynard, Enosburgh.
The regiment also voted to hold
the next re um II at Waterbury, on
the first Thursday of September,
1878.
A pleasing feature of the reunion
was .he tact of the members of the
regiment calling in IA body on Cap.
tain George T.. Davis OF Company
ID, who has been confined to his
house by severe illness for some
months. It cheercd him much.
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4 Dead Eody Found.


WENTWORTH, \. H.. SEPT. -
O1itc an excitement was caused in
this place yesterday, by the finding
of a dead body in the woods by
some parties who were ont cunning.
The body WAS found about one mile
from Wentworth Village, and was
apparently that of Il man from 60 to
20 years of age. The body was en-
tirely dccomposed.
The Selectmpn went to the place
that morning for the purpose of
making an examination. and in at
tempting to remove the skeleton ii
fell TO pieces, showing that many
months must have elapsed since the
death ensured. The body was cri-
IDENTIFY that of a person OF about six
feet and one inch in hight. and Of
large proportions. II 5 teeth were
mostly gone, only three or tonr re-
ma.ninc. He was evidently dressed
in a grey ribbed coat and vest.
checked wooden shirt, while his
pants We're probably Sanbornton
tweed. and around his necl, was
gileham handkerchief on his feet
thick boots and WOODEN stockings.
There was found upon his person
a gingham pocket handkerchief,
pair of specfacles in ease. pair of
scissors, four-blade pocket knife and
If cents in change. Ahout three
feet from the body was found a half
pint flask. corked tight. IN which
was twenty>six dollars in bills and
ninety cents i'll scrip.
About six feet from rhe body was
found a cotton umbrella. and about
twelve feet was double trimmed
high crowned palm-leaf hat. and
upon the hat were spots of different
colored paints, viii g by the side
of the hat was a broken porter
hottie. Several spruce boughs
we're under his head having evil
IDENTITY been cut and placed there
for a pillow. Where the body was
found was a very retired spot, be
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y y . IT IT II "
General Freight y gent.

Tie Barton uoaitor says: San,u-
FL Cook is the man who lost his arm
at Newport by The premature dis
Charge of a cannon. He viii not
use his eye as was tho't at the time.
lie has a vie and four small chill
dren. and is utterly destitute Of
means for their support, being de
pendent upon his own labor. A cir
sa'ar signed by prominent men Of
both the Dem ocratic and Republl-
c,n parties, has been issued to the
tgWn committees IN the county. OF
both parties. asking contributions
ioyaids purchasing homestead for
tie man.
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Re- Onion Of the Tenth Regiment.

The Tenth Vermont Regiment is
lie only one of the organizations of
Vermont Volunteer soldiery that
Ought through the war, which has
an annual re union of rank and file.
through the earnest and enthusiasts
fc efforts Of Colonel Henry, Major
>tsbury, Surgeon Childc and
Chaplain Hayes, this regiment have
come together annually, and III
speech, soug and reminis }ence. kept
.recn the memories of camp and
-attle field. This year, so full of
Political excitement, naturally
Tough brought out Il less number
aanuSual of the veterans, yet about
1rty from far and near assembled
|atheNan Ness House last evening
nd sat down to substantial sup
En- A feeling prayer was offered
Rev. DR.. Childe, of Crown
Point, New York, and after the
10th was removed, Colonel and
1rneral Henry, who presided, made
suitable welcome speech, and in.
loduced Surgeon Willard ~. Childe
Moers, New York, who read a
ragment of poem on Cedar
Ieek," which he has prepared to
~'lyer before posts of the q. A, r.,
'ld iyceums during the present sea
w. HIS lines were fine, being de.
tIptlve Of the prelimiuaries OF the
ted of Cedar Creek, and were
,'a'tlly applanded by his old com
DUES. Mr. Bige!ow, of tho Free
'fS and Times, responded briefly
q call upon the press, speaking
AMY "a of Read, Darrah, and other
Tue gallant dead of the Tenth.
'7'efdl Henry then told his telling
'Nh story for the benefit Of EX
%'ftermaster Charles Ii. Rey.
, %lS, of Chicago, who was back
M ms old comrades for the first
V Tor years. The Secretary,
~ u. w. A. Chaplin, Jr., of Liver.
w. y. T., then read letters from
pam VIM. Il. Hoyt, Eau Claire,
.5 n, and Major j. A. Salisbury,
LAND, Vt.
! u n Tenth then adjourned to
paflors Of the Van Ness House
s4r business meeting, which. how
! was preiaced by an admirable
Iffopria.c rerena.!e from the
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WORCESTER. MASS. SEPT. .
The Thirty-siXth Regiment held its
annual re-unon in this city to-day
on their old camp ground at the
Driving Park. About 225 COM
radeS were present-a larger mum
her than on any previous occasion.
4 vote taken for Presidential can
didatpS resultrd-Grant. 223 Gree =
lev. .. At the conclusion of the ey-
elciSeS the comrades formed in line
and marched down to Nam street,
where they broke ranks, after giving
hearty cheers fol the Grant aud
Wilson flag waving over their
heads.
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WEST BRooKFIELD.--Thc Spirit.
ulists will hold Il picnic. September
18th, in William Fuller's grove on
the Gulf road leading from Brain
tree to Mortified, and a grove meet
ing the following Sunday, Sept. 10.
Miss Emma Paul, of Stowe, is en-.
gagged to speak, and other speakers
are expected. Should the weather
be bad on Sunday, the meeting will
be held ut the Snowville meeting
house.
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ing nearly a half mile from any
habitation. The matter remains u
mystery.
MANCHESTER. N. H., Sept. H.
From the description OF the body
which was recently discovered IN the
woods ut Wentworth, it is believed
that it was that Of Mr.. Samuel
Jones, of New Boston, who sudden
~ disappeared in August, 1871.
Some of the relatives oi Mr.. Jones
have gone to Wentworth to make
an examination of the remains.
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is purely vegetable compound. made from
roots and barkS growing IN our immediate Vi
cinity, the medicinal qualities of which are
preserved in pure spirit. making Neeet able
Bitter and Blood Purifier; and we icd,rant
them to contain no minerals tchaterer.
The Bittcrs will he iour Il most valuable for
the ou" of those diseases arising from the
stomR, II. which ismo>t likely to get disordered
of any organ OF the human system few OF
the diseases which the Bitters cure, we crumer-
ate below. These we are rs likely to have in
one season rs another. but generally more III
Spring and summer: IMPOSITION or DYsPhP-
sIA which is probably the worst disease tho
American people have to endure IA of very
common occurrence, aud much to he dreaded
There are many disorders occasioned by indl-
gestom which extend to al parts of the body;
such as IiEApACHE. PALrIrATIoN, OF THE
HEART, IRREGULARITIES OF THE PILst, Loss
OF ENERGY, CoNFUsIoN OF THoUGrT AND
FEELING OF UTTER FEusrRATION WITHOUT ANY
FULL SIGNS OF DISEASE. The organs of diges
ton are liable to a great amount OF disease,
and ii remains for lis 70 have seine reliable
agent nearat hand and this we offer you in
the Granite State BItters which does not fail
to cure. BuIIoUsNEss, whichis apparent in
a great many. is al ways releaved Blythe Blttcrs.
BuILs are occaeioued by impurities OF the blood
striving TO free themselves, use the Bltters
aud Your blood will become pure. LIVER
CoMPLAiNTs and all diseases OF the Liver,
readily yield t. the use Of the Granite state
Bittels. The most common affections of this
organ are ToRpIDITY, ENLARGEMENT AND con
GEsTIoS OR INILAMA1ION. JAuNDICE, SCnoI
uLA HEADACHE, CONsIrArioS and all lMPu
RITES OF TIE BLOOD are cured by the Granite
State Bittcrs. They purify and rciuvigor~te
the system.
Piice s. per bottle. For sale by f. G.. DAY,
Druggist, Bradford Vt
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-13

ORFoRD.-The supporters OF
Grant and Wilson formed Il club
here Thursday, Aug. Goth, with
Willard Hnsford, VI. D., President !;
David I. Hale, Il. Frank Niles, Ed
ward Grimes, b. Frank TruSscll,
Vice Presidents ; Isaac Willard.
Secretary. They are in earnest in
this campaign, and although three
Republican 5, sore headed or for 9th
er causes, have declared for Greeley
for President, Yet there are enough
TO more than make up, who are
willing. out of love to their country.
to 90 tor Grant, IA man OF principle,
iirmuess, and fathiuluesS, as the
last four years show. The former
majoritieS will this year stand good.
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Edward Conant, an employee in
VI. 5. Adams and Cos saw mill at
South Royalton, got his left arm so
badly mangled last Thursday on the
circGllr saw, that amputation WAS
rendered necessary between the el.
how ard shoulder. \ purse has
D .pn raised for the unfortunate Mr.
Canant. OF between 800 and 5000.
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Local Items.
About Tow u

About Town
Lewis Whipple, one of L. ID. Kel.
ley's workmen, fell from nm apple
tree the other day and broke his
right arm at the wrist.
The wife of Ira Low died very
suddenly last Friday from II stroke
of paralysis. She was over 20 yrs.
old.
The Singers. American and
Wheeler and Wilson are the three
leading sewing machines, that can't
be beat. Call at Warden's Jewelry
Store and see them before buying.