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Z NIGHTS OF MN
TENNESSEE LODGE No. -Meets everyS IE
Wednesday night at Cyrene Conn (&s$<1
mandery Hall, No. 24 Front street. ny
]. (. Russell, v. P; W. K. French, ~
W. Q; r. Shipway, N.C.; VIII. Miller, B.;
Z. R. Jack, +. IS; II. C.. BigelOw, r. S.
MEMPHIS LODGE No. 6-Neets every Tuesday
night at Druid Hall, No. 371% South Court
street. h 5. Reynolds, N.P. Charles L. An
derson, W.. e.; J. Y. Savage, V. c.; &. A. Lee
Clerc. B.; ID r. Irving, Il. S: NJ. Bren. Z. s.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of a Trust Deed made to me on
ID the 2lst day of June, 1850, by Jacob A
DOugherty and David McCOmb, which is re-
corded in the Registers Office IF Shelby cOun-
ty. in Book No. a, PIP. I07, los, 100 ana 10, I
will. on
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LOUISVILLE
SAVANNAH,

LOUISVILLE, August "a. - Cotton i,
quiet; low middling, zoe.
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FRANKFORT, August "A. UniteC
States coupons, sos, '62, 96s.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriage
removed. New method of treatment New
and remarkable remedies. Books and eircu-
lars sent tree, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam In
stitution having a high reputation for honor
able conduct and professional skill. IeOd&w
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of a trust deed made to me on the
ID Dist day Of June, 1860, by Thomas swim
ton, which is recorded in the Registers office
of Shelby county, in book number Il, pages
a, 10 and 46, L viii, on
Wednesday, September the 18th, 1872,
within legal hours, at the southwest corner of
Main and Madison streets, in the city of Mem
phis, proceed to sell, TO the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property tO-wit:
A certain lot of land, situate, lying and being
in the county of Shelby, state of Tennessee,
being what is known and designated on the
W. q. Lane subdivision of attract OF land adj
joining and near the city of Memphis on the
east, as laid Off and sold by MOnsarrat, Du-
Pre- & CO., as lot humble eighty-nine, 'front.'
ing on Dupree street fifty feet, by one hun
dred and Orty-eight and One-half Q4S19 feet
in depth.
The equity of redemption is expressly
waived in said trust deed, and the title is be-
lieved to be perfect, but L convey only as
trustee.
T. 5. AYRES, Trustee.
Tenn. August 26. 1872.
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DIRECTORY
MEMPHIS
Arrives.

~PosroFFTcE, MEMPHIS, July /, 1872.
OFFICE HOURs-FRoM 3 AM TO JPN; sun
DAY, FROM 3 TO 10 AN.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

DY virtue of a trust deed made 10 me on the
ID Dist day of June, 1850, by Robert Z. ARM
strong, which is recorded in the Registers
office of Shelby county, in book No. a, pages
7 and 8, 1 viii, on
Wednesday, September the 18th, 1879,
within legal hours, at the southwest corner
OF Main and Madison streets, in the city Of
Memphis, proceed to sell, 10 the highest bid
der for cash, the following described property,
to-Wit: Certain lots of land situate, lying and
being in the county Of shelby, state Of Ten
nessee, being what is known and designated
ON the W. @. Lane subdivision Of a tract OF
land adjoining and near the city Of Mem
phis on tie east, as laid OFF and sold by Mon
sarratt, DuPue q Co, as lots number one hum
dred and thirteen (ll3) and one hundred and
fourteen (ll4), fronting on DuPre street hfty
iJl feet each, by one hundred and fOrty-elght
and one-half l8S19 feet IN depth, each.
The equity OF redemption is expressly
waived in said trust deed, and the title is be-
lieved to be perfect, but l convey only as
trustee.
rs. AYRES, Trustee.
Memphis. Tennessee. August 26. 1872. au25
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THE TRANSCRIPT,
LIBERAL ORGAN,
PUBLISHED AT WASHINGTON, DC.
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CTNCTNNATI
OI-NA-NNAAA

81. LUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 24.-CottOn dull and
nominal.
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wednesday, September the 18th, 1872,

within legal hours, at the southwest corner Of
Main and Madison streets, in the city of Mem
phis, proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property, tO-wft:
Certain lots of land, situated, wing and being
in the county of Shelby, state of Tennessee,
being is known and designated on the
W. q. Lane subdivision of q tract of land adj
Joining and near { g city OF Memphis on the
q Co. as lots numbers one hundred and TWEEN
ty-seven I'D anc one hundred anG twenty
eight (l2S), fronting on Ayres street fifty (j9)
feet each by one hundred and fOrty-eight and
One-hau Q4s19 feet in depth each, The equity
Of redemption is expressly waived in said
Trust Deed, and the title is believed to be per-
feet, but L convey only as trustee.
T.. :. ANRES, Trustee.
Memphis Tenn, August %, 1872. AUS
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LAND SALES.
Supreme Court Sale.

No. 81, II. c. DIN the Supreme Corrr NJ
Jaekson.-Sarah Van Hook, Adminisfratrix
OF !. h van Hook, deceased, VS.. John a.
BurkS, Martha Burks and Beverly =. Davis
Y virtue OF a decree pronounced by the
supreme Court Of Tennessee, at Jackson-
June H. I6lZ. in this cause. ] will sell 10 fb-
highest bidder, In front OF the First Chancerv
Courtroom, on second street. In the CIV ~
Memphis, within legal houu. ON
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DECREE LODGE
NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

MEMPHIS DEGREE, No. S-Meets first Saturday
of each month; ". H. Moyston, D. NJ; b
Bingham, D. L. NJ; ]. E. Russell, A. L. NJ.
T. S. Jukes, Secretary, Leon Levy, Treasurer.
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Wednesday, September the 18th, 1872,
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of a Deed of Trust made to me on
ID the DIST day of June, 1860, by John h.
Stephenson, which is recorded in the Regis
ters office Of shelby county, in Book No. 43,
PIP. 5S4, 55 and $50, I will, on
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LODGES:
MEMPHIS, No. 6-Meets every Tuesday nigh
of each week, at 8 o'clock: h. f. Alexan
der, n. G.: George W. Mathews, V. G.; JohI
W. Waynesburg, r. and P. Secretary; E. F
Risk, Treasurer.
CHICKAsAw, No. SMeets every Monday
night Of each week, at 3 o'clock: ID
SchlOss, N. g.; John A. Holt, V. G.; GeOrgs
W. L. Crook, Rec. Secretary; Thomas Bacon
Per. Secretary; d. D. C0nneIl, Treasurer.
SCHILLER, No. H0-Meets every Wednesday
night of each week, at S O'Clock: J. Aero
nauer, N. G.; F. Henniger, V. G.; II. Shil
ling, Secretary; T. Acthman, Treasurer.
BANNER, No. l47-Neets every Friday NIGH
Of each week, at s o'clock E. r. Jack
n. g.; j. f. Fischer, V. G.; VIM. Henry, Rec
Secretary; H. Backer, Per. Secretary Geo
A. Warning, Treasurer.
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RATCHELORs, HAIR DYE.
COTTON PRESS.
CHEEK
COTTON PRESS!

A I MY OLD STAND, IL LINDEN ST,
IA Memphis, Tenn, l viii continue as here
tofore 10 manufacture this celebrated planta-
ton Cotton Press, which for the past three
years has given such universal satisfaction,
and is now so extensively known and used
that l deem il unnecessary 10 say more than
pledge myself that 1t shall be fully equal to
those sold last year and avlng greatly in
creased facilities for manufacturing. we viii
make it more complete than we did last year.
We are prepared 70 furnish the necessary at
TO run this press by steam, which
makes 1t as complete a steam-power press as
IL is a horsepower press. All orders for the
Cheek Cotton Press must be addressed 10 Ford,
Porter q Co., % Union street, Memphis, Tenn.
N. ID. CHEEK, IS5 fernando ST.,
iva Memphis. TeBuesSee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DT virtue Of a Trust Deed made to me on
ID the 2lst day of June, 1850, by Abraham P.
slower, which is recorded in the Registers
office of shelby county, in Book No. A, PIP. ?,
3 and 4, 1 will, on
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PARIS.
PARIS, August 24-Rentes, 55f. 4c.
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. Sc, Second Chancery DOcket-Ln Supreme
Court at JacksOn.-D. r. Cook & Co. ct al. vs..
j. +. Frank, John f. Mckinney at al.
DG virtue Of a decree pronounced bv the
ID Supreme Court of Tennessee, at Jackson.
May p, 1872. in this cause, I viii sell to the
highest bidder, in front of the second Chan
Gerry Courtroom, on Second street, in the city
of Mempnfs. on
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
LODGES:

LDUILNs "
SOUTH MEMPHIS, No. uS-Meets I'd Friday II
each months; hail corner Madison aud Sec
ond. A. j. Wheeler, w. NJ; J.. Harvey
Mathes, Secretary.
ANGERONA, No. I6S-Meets first Monday IL
every month, at Odd Fellows Hall, cOrnel
Court and Main; G, q. Locke, W. M; Il
Richmond, Secretary.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2S9-Meets first Thursday in
each month; hall corner Madison and Sec.
ond 5. Sturm, WIN. NJ. Hochstadter, Sec'y
DESOTo, No. 29S-Msets third Friday of each
month, at Odd Fellows Hail; r. G. William.
son, w. NJ; r. W. shelton, Secretary.
K-ILwNNING, No. 34I-Meets fourth Friday oil
each month, at south Memphis Hall, corner
Of Madison and Second; ". B. Richardef
w. NJ: Louis CZapski. SECRETARY.
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! IIEIsULGIs


GAYoso, No. Sheets on the first and third
Thursday nights of each month, at s o'clock
John Gordon, c. P; 5. NJ. Norwood, II. P;
R.. +. Alexander, 5. W; Thomas Bacon,
Scribe; II. D. Connell, Treasurer; George W.
Mathews, ]. W.
MEMPHIS, No. 3g-Meets second and fourth
Thursday nights Of each month, at s o'clock
Thos. ). Bingham, c. p; A. W. NewsOm, h.
P; J. L. Randle, :. w; George W. Smith,
Scribe; 7. 5. Jukes, Treasurer; J. f. Ffsch-
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CYRENE COMMANDERY, No. 4Afeets fourth
Monday Of each month; George Mellersh,
CON-; I. ]. Barchus, Recorder.
MTTHRAs LODGE OF PERFECTION, No. 1, A.
and A. S. Rite-Meets fourth Thursday of
each month, at AngerOna Lodge Hall; Geo,
MeIlersh, Master, Z. c. Mcdowell, Secretary.
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wedaesday, september the 1sth, Sc,
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of a Trust Deed made to me On
ID the Dist day Of June, 1860, by w. A.
MeCloy, which is recorded in the Registers
Office OF shelby county, in Book NO.45, Pr. Il,
y md 70, L viii, on
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ARCH.

PENN CHAPTER, No. 2-Meets second Mon
day Of each month, at Odd Fellows Hall; G..
q. Locke, NJ. E. H P; Al. Wheeler, Sec'y.
MEMPHIS CHAPTER, No. 95-Mests at d
Secretary.
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7 o.. o. e. %DIRECTORY.

Odd Follows Hall. corner Main
and North Court streets. ~
q
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R. AND S. NJ

EUREKA COUNCIL Mo- -Meets third Thursday
OF each month, at Odd Fellows Hall; q. Re
der, Tn. H.; Z. h Myers, Recorder.
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VENEREAL Or SECRET DISEASES

Is now permanently established for the treat
menL OF PATIENTS both male and female,
who are afflicted with auv form of
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Political Farming.

we learn that Cummings 4 lloskins have pur.
ohaSel The 1t Johnshury Times and have removed
tne 'gmont Fdrmer u St. Juhnsbury, uniting II
WIN the Times -Nepport Express.
The Vermont Farmer has reached st. Johns.
bury and gone into Congressional agriculture
Inc Times went down under the burden, and the
f0rne has takenup the load that kiledth T,ne,,
ana may possibly discover, when too late, that
'nough It may be pnid tor the freigh, it carries,
yet II will be likely to lose It's vehicle Farming
Is tough work enough by itself, but when an az.
rcul'ural newspaper adds politics to it, agricul.
ture' It's editor will soon find leisure to tell the
world what he knows about political farming
We imagine that befjre the year is up, his Sub.
ScriherS will do a little UbsoiGag ior him thai
"ill initiate him into the mysteries Of deep plant.
lng 40 deep, in fact, that it will require the
trump OF the resurrection to bring him to the
surface again
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III o q t h g..

->e~~-~s-~--~---~~~~--e-~~y~~
10 Montpelier, October Of typhoid fever FASvfg A
laughtct o. Thomas n. aud Frances q. Cave, aged
years and months
In Calias, September O., Mrs NicEsl wife Of Georr
uail, aged " ears and months
10 West Egoshurxh September % Mrs Rspgcct Fu
tth huusE, aged IS years Mrs House was sister D
lsrdwiok and Eno.hurgh
30 years. '-'H' ~
., 10 burlington, September t. Of consumption, Mrs 5
a., Ia Barre, Of typhoid fcvcr, september o. Capt A.
"AtsHhAN aged u years.
IN ltoyalton, September %, Mrs. f. zARErn DuHKs
"lle ot ;. v Kendall, aged 81 years
IN Cambridge September 49, LeoVanA II BuKtR vii
" Nharles Buker and daughter Of Francis Gallup, az
In Cameron No, September p, Mrs LrcY HoYr. vii
NJ A. G. burbank, aged 80 years formerly Of Cahot,
The death Of Mrs. Burbank has cast a sad gloom ov
the community In which she lived. BY her loving word
and kind deeds she had cndearcd herself large circ
of warm friends, who deeply mourn their loss and VIII
extend to the family and ffonis, not only in Can
eron, hut In Cabot that have been suddenly and rr,
paahly hereaved, their deepest sympathy Mrs Burban
was lady Of rare worth aud Christian character an,
her happiness consisted In doing good 10 others Err
in life she gave heart to the Savior and has eve
lived consistent Christian and died In the full hope
bssful immortality. She leaves dear husband and
little daughter u ten years mourn her loss and thouu
crushed with sorrow yet may they feel that God do.i
all things we'll.
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DAVID LEwIs--Alr. David Lewis, of this vii.
lage, died at his residence on Main street. on the
25th ult, Of consumption, at the age Of 81. Mr.
Lewis has been suffering for some years under
the effect of the disease which terminated his
life, but has not entirely withdrawn from bust
ness and society till within few weeks of hi'
death, lie was born in this town, and several Of
his brothers and sister survive him lie was
man of excellent character, of superior judg'
ment and always commanded the confidence and
esteem of his neighbors and associates. lie wa,
very reserved and retiring in his habits, and hi'
real worth was known best only to his most in
innate friends. The shock which he received OF
the Intelligence of Mr. Best's death PROSTATE,
him, and seemed tn hasten the progress Of disease
lie made all his preparations ir the final even
with the utmost caroiulness, and submitted him
-elf quietly aid patiently, in all his suffering, Il
The Divine viii.
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FROM the
A Word from Ohio.

The interest taken in the election in the
second district in this State is as widespread
as our country. The spontaneous impulse OF
the best people, and especially Vermonters
and their almost unanimous expression, is for
the return Of Judge Poland We have al.
ready given circulation to many Of these ex.
pressions and here is another, and from a
former citizen
Columns, o., Sept. 20, 1879.
Friend St0Re Former citizens of Yer.
mont are surprised that the Republicans OF
your district can entertain for a moment any
proposition that would prevent your return
ing Judge Poland to Congress, He has most
ably represented you, and not only you, but
the union sentiment of the entire country.
He is recognized as one of the most ound
minds, solid thinkers, aud active, euergoti'
workers in Washington, His opinion and
judgment is very greatly respected, and hi,
reputation is not confined to his own district
or State. He does not make the " ado about
nothing" that is the fault of so many mem.
bers 10 the House, but when he does speak
upon any question, It is to the point and be
is certain to be listened TO by the best men
in both parties. He thoroughly understand,
all the routine of Congressional business, and
is too useful man to be spared. The Re-
publicaus here at least will certainly feel
that they have sustained serious loss il
you fail to return him at this time. DoD'l
permit such calamity.
Truly Yours,
|. A. HUTCHINSON.
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THE Coon WORK PROGRESSING. As we predict
ed, last sabbath evenings temperance meeting
was even more interesting and encouraging than
any of its PROFESSIONALLY demonstrating, as
it did, that the movement is taking deep and firm
hold upon our community, encouraging the hope
that it is destined to work a thorough and gcnu-
inc reform in our town. Father Brown presided
and spoke appropriate and hearty words of en-
enlargement The meeting was most effectively
addressed by Messrs. j. NJ. Ketn, W. A. Lord
Rev. Mr. Field, Formerly of Willamstown,) A.
O. Brown, 0sman $. lIoyt, Of Cabot Joel Foster,
jr,, and DR.. Brigham. About seventy persons---
principally young men-came forward and signed
the pledge. This makes total of nearly one
hundred and seventy names already attached to
the pledge and what is better, the signs plainly
indicate that the good work has but just begun.
Is there a heart in our community that does not
swell with joy and hope?
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HARDwfok,-A new building is being erected
by Jonathan Foster, on the bill north of the rail-
road and near the residences Of phibrook and
Wakefield. It is designed f,r meat market in
the basement and a tenement above. The excay-
ations are completed, and the foundations are
being laid.
Hon. A. +. Judevine has his new and elegant
residence nearly completed and expects to occupy it
before winter. lie s now engaged in building
bank wall along the margin OF the river in front
Of his buildings, which when completed and filled
will add much to the appearance and value Of his
premises.
A aoursbing Lyceum Society has been organ.
organized in connection with our village schools
The meetings are held Wednesday evenings.
"A frenchman, laborer on the gravel train,
was pitched headoremost into a cattle guard, near
the west rad crossing in this village, a few days
since, and considerably injured. by jumping Cd
the train when 10 motion. It Is about time TO
stop the rain at the crossing, allowing tho mon
to get or or compel them to wait ill the train
stops or be plrposc, beIors more serious acct
] dents occur.
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LANoILLE VALLEY R. R.-It is generally un
derstood here that the loan of the city of Port
land to the Portland Il Ogdensburg Railroad, is
sued to complete the construction of the road t,
the Connecticut river, together with the bond
issued in Vermont to complete the road from thu
Connecticut river to Lake Champlain, amountin.
to nearly nine millions, have been taken by
German banking house through their agents il
New York, upon exceedingly favorable terms
We sincerely trust this rumor may prove vel
founded and, if So the friends of the road vii
have good occasion to rejoice,
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At CainhIidEo and Bright1n, Tor The week cndlng
iucs'aSi "V'o"e' 10 1868
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
-. o.. 60, n o
rtt. .e, 15sai Ia ,n pga' arr
~, va '''-'' 55,.oo 49, IA 49, -
i i.i,' "eoh '..''' sSvel5 ,sysst ~ ,.',g 20
oh" , ear aso''' o'''t l'''' wv "'SN o.
PRlcEs.-Rssf Caffis--Extra tat and heavy premium
ken, flU25 n $3.50 first quality, fg1i TO-. Second
quality, $500 a $50 third quality, 5000 a i775 u
100 MS, total weight Of hide tallow amt dressed heel
few choice single pairs Sl07j Hsll.51. Bulls, &c.
t601 Hs7.0i.
Worting 0rsn f295W pair or according to theiI
value as heel Handy Steers, s75 a ilO0.
Mich Com'.-sil as extra good, s. 10 500 with or
without calves rs may he agreed barrow and ordina-
~, fl5R5l
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A YER's sARsAPARILLA,
ron PURIFYING rHE BLooD.

medicine that cures IL real public blessing AVER,
SARsArARiLLA makes positive cure OF series Of CON.
plants which ar, always affecting and too often fata
II purhes the blood purgo out the lurking humors H.
the system, which undermine health and settle int,
troublesome disorders Erupiious Of the skin are thu
appearance the surface Of humors that should be OK
PEELED from the blood Internal arrangements are TN,
determination Of these humors to some interna
organ or organs, whose action hey dernnge and who's
substance they disease and destroy AYERS sARsAPA
RiLLA expels these humors from the blood When the,
are gone, the disorders they produce disappear such a
Uiceyatons Of The Lnsr Sf9m .cA Ktin,y, Lungf Erup
tons and Erupire Diseases Of the Skin, ST. Infhonys Fus
Roe or Efyupeas, PiBte'. Pustai' Biofchss Bos IT,
nor' Tftsr and Sat Rssum Scpd Hea Riagieor Ulcer,
and SORES, Rhsumam, Neuralgia, Pam TIE Bones Side
and Head Female Wedsnes' Stsry, LsneorrAaa arising
ron internal liberation and uterine dsass DropsV Dy.-
pep'i1, snariafioH and General Debility With their de
parture health returns
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER & CO, LOWELL, MASS,
PaAcrcAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
49-etwly
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RETRENoEINo.-Th officers of the Vermont
Central have tlgun thorough reirenchment Of
their expenses. The st. Adams Messenger says
Nearly one third of the train men are being
discharged while the remainder who have to as
sumo their duties have their pay increased only
by one fifth. Upwards of forty shop hands have
been discharged and the pay of the remainder cut
dlwn from ten to fifty cents each per day There
is very much less activity in the shops than here
tofore. Some of the section men are also being
discharged, and il any officers or clerks can BE-
spared they will doubtless have to 60 or course
the men do not enjoy it, and on many of them il
falls hard at this time of the year, but the mnna.
gers are left no alternative but to cut down every
expense not absolutely necessary to the safe run
ming of the road.
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MEETING OF THE DR,FrEp MEN-At meet
ing Of the drafted men. held at the Town Hail
Rutland. Thursday, Sept. 90, W. s. Eddy was
chosen President, and S, +. Paige, Secretary and
Treasurer Forcihle and acceptable remark,
were made by Hon. James NJ. Slade and others
twenty-five hundred names have already beer
procured to the petition to the Legislature t.
reimburse Communication money paid by draft
ed men. A committee was appointed to carr,
forward the work by enlisting the service,
Of some person in each county to sec that tn,
petitions are presented to the Legislature, anG
do such other business as may he thought nee
essary. The following gentlemen constituted IL,
committee Charles r. Jones, W. S, Eddy, s
F. Paige, George C. Thrall. It was voted that
each drafted man in the State he requested to pay
one dollar or more towards the expenses of carry.
ing on the work.