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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-21
9t 9,aul Minneipta, @amfa9, ben 21 september 1872

Oroen eebabrenpen Ndtuns unoS @o<
nuna psrfabren rurce. te9e9nete 60 III
Dl0elcorf bob Seilitenpatres auf ofz
fener Straee> eleid Yasobunoen ect'
poli3eicienern oneebalten purren. Sn
S0enbeim, i'm Gllab wurce ben Tatrts
pom preubil9en &retsoireftor cine Trtit
BON ,wet @c9en etneerdumt innerholb
melber fie Srt unp 2anc su cer!a1ls
totten> unb rpd eeb1rt bic cprt'ss be-
rlbmte Nnltalt ben Selutten uno tt1o
riele fat ale 8iireer ce6 Glla0es -
Die blinpe 8erfoleune fiibrt jecc6 bic
@ewaltbater ielbf unwiQfarli6 gum
2dAcrlt6en. SIM &etds9eleBe beibt
es> ben S'luitea let jere ~0rcenstbd<
tiefeit oerboten fluas lesten bic 9e@
bprlamen Dtener Bt6mards cas- 0s'sB
70 aas, tab fe ben e}eluiten aud has
Betdtb1ren unp Me0eleien unterlasz
ten :; peritdnntee 8eamte laben aber eln>
cob pies feline uSrpenstbdtisteit" iet
uno oeltatteten bos Me0slelen 10 J..
9. in 8E!n,-bo9 bel serl6lelenen
3biiren. Gta9 Der Mel1e meroen bic
Iburen rer STRIDE wteper 9eSHnet.
User mSd:: "a nt@t laden> tpcnn eie
Sa9e nlHt ;u ernf ware -
Dan,it ii es nidt 9enu9: 'nan
ihreibt aus Bonn: Die Ne9lerun9
l6eint es tei ben Mubre8elu eescn rie
9eiutten nidt bewenben la1en 5u 'pols
len, lpnrern 3u teatFdti3en, aub bic
meitli9en Srrenefl5fer einmal elmer
eenauen&er lion au untermerfen. Die
bier bsfebenren &l6fer Der Grans'efaz
nerinnen Der barmter;isen Sdwsitern,
cer vGrauen ter ewtaen Nnbetun9" unc
rom armen &tnoe Sslu" baten BON
Der ppli;eibsb1rre cie Nuf7rrreruna err
balten> cine senaue Mtlar,ft tbrer Sta=
tuten unpSrrsnsrs3eln, icwie beitimmte
Nn9aten lber bic Mit9lierersabl rer
ein,elnen &l1lter, cen lmfang, res
8loferzgiSentbumS &c. at5uliefegn
g1o9 mebr: aus Dori1en, in Sdles
iien> miro pom II. 9lus. bertdtet: Am
perean9enen Donnerita9 wurce unz
fern armen Granciscanern, cte ielbit Der
allies per1blinaenbe Napolepn 1. in
Nube esla7en bat curd ben 6rn.
Oberbirsermeifer pe@eloi9e Elm S@reiz
ben Ger Reeieruns suaefertist, wona@
fe binnen fursem bic Neseln uno Stas
tuten ibres Srrens etnSuisnoen uno TT
teipen 6raSen 3u beantrprten baben,
Oh fe NIT ben Seluiten >.'wanot unc
pb Te einem ausrdrtiosn Stern unter
seben feien. Man mus aefeben, oab
Die @enaltbaber pes neuen ceutlden
Nei9eS NIT allen, mas na9 fatboltz
i@em Srpensleben aus!ebt, 9riinoli@
auhurdumen perluden. Wie aber rafir
selorst il, pob pte gdume nidt in ben
6immel ,pa1len, miro au1 rteier neuz
mopil9en Muffld:un9s 9Yrannet CUR
3ett fiber cas 3iel eeitedt werpen.
8or bunbert Sabre baben es idon bic
0oredneer 8tsmards erfabren: POM
bal in portugal, Nranpa in Spanien,
Gboileul In Granfreid; aub pieie ba>
ben ote Seiuiten uerjast uno ruourd-
wem pas 1bor se6fnet? Der rotben
Nepolution. 90 lebrt bic @eididte.
Der Deuti&e &ronprins bat nealid
eine Nunpretie IN Sip Deutl9lanD
aema9t, UNI iiber bic Bunpestruppen
tn ben perldiepenen Staaten 9eipettiun
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-21
cr itolteni1den Geaieruna In Nom fit

cer italienil9en &eaierunQ IN &om fit
pie frempen relieiSlrn @orporationen
raleltt III perwenoen. GS tit nt6t
an,unetn,en, tas tie 8ailer ppn Sez
ferrei6, 1eutihlano unc &ublanp ca
nit bespnnen babeu, itd cur& einen
1plden Sdritt ror aler Welt III blaz
miren. pius TX. lit nidt cer Mann,
i9 auf cieie Meile tmpontren ;u laiz
len, ras bat 8iemard etnitmeilen er<
fobren.
Mit elmer Meui3fett gan, anoerer @rt
nurce rte 1elepelt in ben leBten So9en
unterbalten. Der europdilhe 1ele<
arapb bielt es fir ridti9 9enua ~ be-
rihten, pab Der atsefaaene Gar"s'fter
MSnf, ebemals pater 6Yocint'' ae<
nannt uno einf als preo'ser terstmt
fi9 in 2onopn NIT elmer Nmerifontrin
perbeirattet bat. So peit es bic per<
1on ces Mbbe 9oDicn Go beiBt 6Yacintb
nit leinem Gamiliennamen) betrifft,
bat bic Sa1e feline meitere Beteutung
auein es 1deint> bab rerle'be feline aten<
teuerlide &plle auf reli9i5lem @etiete
fprtlptelen wpQe. Gr erfldrt ndml'h
in fransbflben uno ensliiden 3eitunz
een, bab pie Gbe NIT pem prieiterfarre
rur9ouS ni@t unpereinbar iet; ber
Abenteurer 1T raber entlhlo0tn, in bic
Guefapfen jener Nbtrdnaiaen gu treten,
pon cenen tie eldubisen Satbolifen fl@
Idnsft weg9eweuoet taten> uno IS 1T
out, raB ST. 2oylon letne 2aroe neg
pirft camit ale Welt >peif> mobtn ct
nun esb5rt. So peit baben bic reut>
iden Neuerer ea bieber mod ntdt &C.
bra9t.
Sm 2aufe cieler @o9e bielten bic
beutiden BildSfe wterer cine 3u(am<
menfunft in 6ulca, porlber pie Ser
mania" foleenpss mittbeilt: F.: Die ctesz
jdbrise 3uiammenfunft ftcbt in ftiner
pirecten Sss'ebuna su ZEN Grdsen, melz
DE jeBt tie @emitbsr in 10 bobem
0rape belbdftieen icnrern iit curd bic
Wer:inbatuns eetcten, na6 welder Gle
reutlden (n,dt blpe preubilden) 8t<
{tDfe oue smet Sabre i'm September in
Tulra suiammenfummen wpuen uno
nit Der Be(timmuns pe8 Ta9e5 ben
prddrenten beauftraet baben. Sn
Golse rtsler @erfinta1un9 muBte, ea
i'm September 1870 Bic leste8eriamm<
lung rer reutfden Biid5fe fattfano,
fur ben September pieies Sa5res cine
lol9e 0srl lammlun9 aussei1rieben tper>
cen. Darum fno penn aud nidt blpb
pie prsubilden Hiid5fe oeutider3unse,
lonrern aud pie ilpoeutl9en Btld6fe
3u berielben einselapen, unp etnise BON
oielsn baben, obslei@ her II. Septemz
Der Gals Der Sag Der NnfunfD IT'D nod fern
it, ibre 5erlbnfunft ldun an9emelpet.
llnterce0tn mrbten bic mitalieper
ces Seluitsnoroens i'm 9ansen tl6en
Nei9e tbre Nnitalten 1dlieben, ibre
6abisliefeiten 3ulammenpaden als
8erbannte, wenn elei@ S5bne pes
9anpes, Gem fe nur @utes erwielen, es
wdre nenn, cab i1e es por9esoeen bdt>
ten, in ireeno einem 8infel res beut<
11en &ei1eS unter Der Nufit9t zines
poliseibattels su leben. Die Nrt Der
@oustebuns pes 8erbannunss9eieBes
war eine 1ebr perldieeene, ie na9 Dem
Gbaratter per bstrefenpen 8eamten.
@abrenp /. 9. in aa1en nit auer benz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-21
Meuflie Ma@ri6ten
auf per pritten @ette.
Mmsldmoii9e Na@ri9te,&.

Nadcem yprerf c9 3uiammenfunft
Der cret Railer in Berlin tie au9emetne
Nufmerf(amfett in Nnlpru6 sencmmen
bat, fraot man Eh nun, marum renn
nidt aud bic bret reutiden &6niae ft@
III rieltm feltenen Geite einsefunoen baz
ben. Man liest wecer ZEN Namen ces
&Snios ppn 8aDern nod renjent9en
pes &5nies pom @lrtember9 nod renz
ienioen pes &1ntes ron Sadien auf
ber 2iffe Der 6uriten i'm @efolse> ,pdb>
reno cc& cine Menee @rcbber;cse,
6er;cae, 6lrifen uno @rafen rabei pa
racirten, unp cod finp bic Monarden
Der prei eenannten teutlden @taaten
lebr fart rabet interei11rt, menn es ii6
um cine ousemetne &e9eluns rer euro<
pdi1den @erbdltniie banceln lollte.
ueber he @e1bantluneen, pelde srriz
'den ten &ai(ern unb reren Minif iftern
fattfaneen> weib Der 1eleerapb swar
Man9erlet 3u beridten, cod 9ebt Aues
nidt iiber ras 8erei1 Der Bermutbun,
Aen tinaus. Ga bsibt es !. g., Die
BRET &ailer bdtten ld in @eserwart
ibrer erhen Minif ter iunrenlan9 iiber
Die Besiebuneen Der &taatereeierunsen
gum papfe belprpden, ferner iiter bic
eeeenmd,ti9e Sage Tranfreid6 II. {. f.
Nud bic freenonnte orlcntuliide Nneee
leeenbeit> betrefenp tie 2iirfei lei &C.
oenRanp ibrer GrSrtsrun9en oereien,
lomie bic internationalen pplitif1en
Gragen. Mebr Nntlan9 finrt bic
Mitttsilung rae rie 3ulammenfunft
Der 8ailer een 3red babe, bic 9leiulz
tate Der jiinaiten Sriese in Guropa &C.
willermueen gu ratiI3iren, unp roourd
rer Steuun9 rer betrehenpen &e9enten
gu einanrer cine neue 0ruaclase gu &C.
ben.
Naertinss febIte ou6 fir ciefe Nnz
nabme cine ridtiee Yartei: Tranfreid
NOR nidt rertrsten. Omar murre Der
fran36flde 8ptldafter pon Zen &aiiern
lebr ondpi9 empfanaen, aber ramit be-
aniqt Grontreid f@ ntdt; es mill iein
Wcn in cen srpsen eurppdiiden Nnsez
leoenbeiten mttlpreden. 1aB Gtctor
Emmanuel bel bieler @onferen3 sefrSnz
ter 9dupter nidts 3u tbun tatte, liest
auf Der 6ano: er nimmt, was ibm
Anpere ouf ben Seller lesen. Napoz
leon lat itm he 2ombarret erobert,
preuBen @enerte unp Hom nabm er,
neil Jpn feine onrere Madt oaran binz
eerte; feline eefr6nten Greunce f9auen
leinem 9reibsn einfa6 3u. nnterceb
reist er in leinem Qanoe lumber uno
bat fiir3li@ Die &unfausfteQun8 in
Mailanc er6ffnet.
um jerp9 bic @elt nt9t pbne Neu<
isfeit 3u lai1en. melpet Ger 1ele9rapb:
cine Tepeide aus &om beridte, pab
her Cardinal Nntonelli pom pdptlt9en
Nunttus in @itn cine Wittbeiluns
empfan8ep babe, 3ufulse welder bic pret
&ailer in Berlin lbereineetommen wds
rem, cen Yaplt gu eriu6sn, pab ct NIT
ben Se{uiten brede, roseeen Die Woz
narden f@ oerpfi@ten paroel fi@ bel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-21
Ser ,,SSanberer" ,,ls6 europa

Sebe Mp&e se5tn cine MnsaAl Gremplare ees
,,@anberer" RAD EUROPA, uno ntr MAIDEN be
2efer befonbers aafmert(am, bab btt uebsr'e1''
ieutettsrpes Oeeans Elm iebr eeetenetes Mtttel
IN. einen ununter5ro6enen Herfebr NIT bentels
bet, N unterbalten unb lie u5er bic 3ufdnbe
siejes Qanbes ~ unterrtdten, beRer als eS bur9
Briefpeafel eel@tben fDnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-21
eefsuuugeu. Rrief, ,e. ftne gu aerefHsen:' :'
"W A n D E r e r -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@iIenbabn Tabr<pldne.
st. Vaul uno 4aetfc.

Rad Nnpfa. Git @iser ct. &lcus unb eauf Rapihs-
8erlaN<n st. gaul $3.50 Gprn. urt errei4en Sau SD.
pips 1885, perlaen Saut Napibs 72O nxs erret&en st.
paul 1t:05 Rittaes
Dtlanp $50 0prmittass; Muaeapplis 9:a5 Born. uns
erredsn ct. paul 1889 Born. 3urudtetrsnt perafen
bte5elben ct. paul 345 Madmttaes; MianeapoIts 432
Rabmi.taeS ash erreiGen Delanp $50 atenss.
ct. paul. Deane. eitfels nas Benfcn 3as.1gsrlaH.n
e assas's Szy MSrs,ns
aTen Se 9tniou 1916 Ntorsens Minntasolis 5:35 Ra<
nttaas; trrtiden ct. paul 6: IS Ma&uittass
ct. paul uue Dainneapsl,s 3us- Fer-
l6Rt 6f paut 80 Wereeas erreidt nneapplis 1915
Vaamtttsas asb trrei&t st. gaul 2:40 Ra&mittess.
st. paul unp @tpur City.
serlaR.u Remmen an
st. paul...... $50 Born. Ct. Sames...... SIS Ra$m
ct. paul..... 4oO Na8m. Manfatr 6.s5 -
e. ss%s' sSe % Born. e. gsaI,i gsa 1as 81 s,rm
Gate Superior uno Wtiftfflrpt.
8erlaNen ct. 8.25 Born.
Rpmmeu an tn Dulatb........ 535 Nagm
Berlafen Dulutb oU
Qpmmeu an In st. gaul $40 Ra&m
@tlwaufee, ct. paul unb Minneapp>
lts<3I9e. -
Dxrdb,ase mad sem Often (&rpreAl
abaauu $50 Born. Anfunft 200 Nadm.
minneapolis uns ct. NauI 3ise. 20 !.
asmm en- $40 Born. @ebeb ab...." ESQ Born.
Rsmmen an.....3:l0Ra&m. @ebea ab 5:1ONa@m.
ct. paul uns Gbteasp Sase. ,
0eben al mad 5aanss. Rebwtue ,e. 11.4e Born.
ufunft In ct. paul 2.o5 Na3m. T.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-07-25
incorporated Oct. 30th, 1888.
First Policy Issued April, G, 1S4O.

The assessment for the year ending
March 81, 1872, is TWO AND THREE
FoURTns per cent, which is the average
rate for the past thirly-two years.
1t asks your patronage because.
|. 1t is no experiment, but has
been in successful operation more than
Thirty years:
=. 1t is a HOME COMPANY; managed
by Vermont men, aud insuring only iu
this State:
3. Insurance in it is cheaper than it
can be in any Stock Co., because it is
nutuaJ and there are no dividends to be
paid to stockholders:
4. 1t takes but three per cent, on the
premium.noie in advance, and assesses
at the end of each year what is necessary
to meet the losses already made thus
leaving your money, so far as possible,
IN your own hands, where it cannot be
lost through any mistake or dishonesty
of Directors:
5. The Company has clear surplus
over all liabilities, and the very low av-
erage of assessments proves that it has
been honestly and prudenlly managed.
May, 1872.
Phiio Hatch, Pres,
R. y. Southgatc, Sec.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-07-25

In digging a cistern at ST. Johns
bury, the workmen found two toads
some nine feet under ground. Three
feet of the top soil was loan, and the
bottom six feet solid clay. The toads
were in the clay, each filling hole
just large enough for its body and in
shape corresponding herewith. When
first found they were of the color OF
the clay, but the next morning they
had assumed the color Of toads living
above ground. After they were un-
covered they hoped about as other
toads do
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-07-25

The Standard printed last week,
on its first page, nearly two columns
of particularly ill-natured and tedious
TRADE, addressed to "Abolition Repub
licans," from the pen Of the Right
Rev. B. Shaw. The matter therein
contained is so shallow, vapid and
nonsensical asto merit no comment, and
it would be unnecessary, for the read
ers of the Sian0ord are, it is to be
hoped, too sensible to be humbugged
by such tom-foolery To begin with,
the persons whom he addresses long
since ceased to style themselves Abo-
litionists, and when they existed as a
party, they were not in the habit of
being controlled by men Of the men
tai character evinccd by the brother
in this effusion. We suppose he was
urged to perpetrate the aforesaid by
an insane desire to appear in print
Such men, and such authors are ca
lamities, not only to the public, but tc
the publisher who is favored () with
their lucubrations.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-07-25

The Democrats and Liberal Re
publicans of Ohio are to hold a joint
State Convention at Columbus on
the 31st inst, to nominate PRESIDENT
al Electors. The meeting will be ad
dressed by B. Gratz Brown, Schurz
Trumbull and other distinguished
speakers. The Buckeye State is re
garded as sure for Greeley & Brown
next November, by an Overwhelming
majority.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-07-25
Il @ G Il h N II " S.

OrrA' QuEcnEE CHAPTER No. 81, Il. y. NJ,
regular Convocaton Thursday eve, June 10,
1872 at I - cloch
WOODSTOCK loDGE No. 81 r. 4 \. NJ,
regular communication Wednesday evc., June
10, 1872, at - o'clock.
GRAND ARMY OF THE HEpunLIC.-Rcgular
Meeting of sheridan Post, No. %, Dept. OF
Vermont G. a. r., i held on the first and third
Thursday evenings Of each month, All appli-
cations for muster must be made ut Regular
Meetings. by order Of the Post Commander,
+. p. TEwKsBuRY, Adjt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-07-25
Greeley and Brown Club.

The undersigned legal voters, pur-
pose to meet at the Town Hall at
Woodstock, on Saturday, August Sd,
1872, at 7 o'clock p. NJ. with view
to forming a Greeley & Brown Club,
We invite all voters opposed to the to
the reelection Of President Grant, OF
who wish TO discuss the matter, to
join with us at that time in such ac-
ton as may be thought best.
Nathl Randall,
VIM. ID. McMaster,
Geo. w. Paul,
b. II. Pinney,
Joseph Hathaway,
c. w, Knapp,
c. J. Taft,
Michael Myers,
Geo. b. Barrett,
G. II. McClay,
huSlln II. summons,
Allen Thompson,
Il. c. Lockwood,
T, j. Merrill,
William Davis,
VIM. Billings, Jr,
E. L. Sumner,
II. II. Brown,
II. Carpenter,
Henry Barnes,
John II. Pinks,
II. II. Woodbury.,
r. A. Perkins,
II. II, Bailey,
N. G. Fairbanks,
W. w. Pclton,
Phiander Bryant,
Patrick Kelley,
Charles Taft,
Gallon Persons,
Rufus Shaw,
Ashley Wyman,
Joscnh c. Mckenzie
{. y. Fairbanks,
i. NJ. Furman,
j. n. Haskell,
F. Sherwin Briggs.
Before we issue again we expect to
be able to swell this list to 800 names
ora majority of the voters in town.
As this paper was only started Mon
day we are unable to get but a few
names before going to press. Organ
ize ! Organize .
With Horace and Gratz,
Wen clean out the rats
That are eating the government corn.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-07-25
EPe:alis.n.

Reading.
In view of the approaching Centen-
NAL celebration, some account OF the
early history Of the town may not
be devoid of interest. Reading was
chartered to Israel Stowell, Jonathan
Hammond and others, July 6, 1881,
and contains 23,04O acres. The set
tlement of the township was commen-
ced about the year 1772, by Andrew
Spear, who removed his family here
from Walpole, n. II. This was for
several years the only family in town.
About the year 177S, John Weld, Esq,
moved his family from Pomtret, Ct,
and several young men from that and
other New England states, began I'M
provements in the southern parts OF
the township. Most OF the early set
tiers were in low circumstances as to
property and like the settlers of other
new townships they had to endure
privations and hardships, The town
was organized March 80, 1880, and
Jedediah Leavens was the first town
clerk. 1t was represented the same
year by Thomas Hapgood, Col. Ty-
ler of Claremont, n. H., built a saw
mill in 1880, and the first grist mill in
1888. Capt. David Burnham opened
the first tavern in 1856. On the 23d
of November, 1887, Rev. Nahum Ser
geant was ordained to the pastoral
care of the Congregational church,
in Reading, with a permanent salary
for life. A log meeting house was at
the same time erected. The church,
however were not long blest with his
labors. for in visiting his friends in
in Chelsea, Mass, he was disposed tC
have the smallpox by incubation, Of
which disease he died on the 7th o.
October, 1892. The most remarkable
season OF mortality here, was that 0.
the winter of 1913, when more thar
sixty persons died jn town mostly oi
the spotted fever.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-07-25
West Randolph.

West Randolph.
A Greeley and Brown Club has
been organized here. The following
Gentleman are prominent and active
members:-liiram Blaisdell, Esq, NJ.
L. Scott, NJ. d., George Dutton, NJ
D. +. Henry Wiley, George w. Mann,
William Mann and Charles o. Stand
ish
The Chadwick hotel in this village
which for several week has been clos.
ed, is now being re-modellod, and
when the repairs are complete, Mr..
L. b. Atwood will occupy it as ready
made clothing and gents furnish
ish goods store.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-07-25

The Windsor County Democratic
Convention will be held at White
River Junction, Aug. 9th, We trust
o Democrat will fail to be present.
The Liberal Republican Convention
i'll be held at the same time and
ace.
See advertisement of Tilden Sem
larry, in another column. 1t is the
est conducted school of the kind in
e country,
The weather is cooler and man
spires easier again,
There is q great rush for the
'hite Mountains now, and the Mes
+. Bamnos keep good houses. Gree
\, Beecher and Chapin are there.
-The Converse party is fast for an
gan here. We have seven papers
re, all told, and yet Mr.. Converse
no supporter among them. This
too bad
See call in another part of this
per for q Democratic State Conven,
n at Burlington, August 1st. AL
towns should be represented.
Mr. Crayton a. Woodbury. OF
IS town has received Il patent upon
instrument for cutting lace leather.
The Woodstock Cornet BAND
;e engaged John II. Marsh to give
m Il series Of lessons. The band i,
,reat credit as wei! as pleasure ano
hope our citizens and local organ
ions, agricultural societies, etc, for
ON they have done large amour
gratuitous work will aid and en-
rage them when ever it is possible
10 -Stondnd.
Among the graduates of the Med
College at Burlington, Vermont
note the name of Mr.. A. G. Sher
Of this place, who has for som
e been a student with the firm o
hmond & Sherwin. Mr.. SherwiI
luated with honor, and now con
plates locating in the practice o
profession. No doubt he will
merited success.
The heavy rains of Wednesda
1ings did considerable damage t
rs and crops south and west of us
water in the Sout branch, Wei
Hay night, was within five inche
IS high as it was in the Octobe
het of '69. John Mckenzie had
cart carried off. Many other a
[s along the brook left their moo
duning the shower.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-07-25

"A. M. Cook of St. Johnsbury,
recently raised Greeley flag, under
the impression that he had right to
do SO. Somebody probably think
ing that Cook had not the authority
under the laws of Vermont, to act his
own pleasure in this matter--cut down
the campaign banner one night last
week.
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A. T. Stewart, Of New York, is out
in favor Of Greeley and Brown, and
papers say he has contributed $4,000
to the election fund. 1t will be rec.
elected that Mr.. Stewart contributed
largely for Grants election, but now
he says, 81 can have no more to dc
with such man."
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Democratic State Convention.

The Democrats in the several towns in Ver-
mont are requested to send one Delegate fol
each town, and one for each 50 votes, or the
larger fraction thereof, for the Democratic
can lidate for Governor at the last election, to
Ito Il Democratic State Convention, to be held
|at Burlington. on Thursday, the lst day Of
August, 1872, to nominate Candidates for State
Officers and Presidential Electors.
II. B. SMITH,
GEO. W. AIKEN,
HIRAM ATKINS, Stale Committee.
j. NJ. WEEKS,
b, B. SAlALLEY,
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Norwich.

NOrNVich.
Orson II. Sargent had q jug Of
Canada high wines sent to him by
express. He took it home, deposited
it in his barn, and while he turned out
his horse, couple of bad youths got
wind of the rum, slipped in and
relieved him of the same. They out
ouetht to be sent to Windsor.
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Windsor G0uutJ Democratic
Convention.

The Democrats of Windsor County are here
by notified to meet at the
.sTECiiOD E2O.laCy VVl,isc AGGVVY June
ti0M, 'AursR0y. AuGI1.t Gihg 1872
at two o'clock p. NJ. TO put in nomination list
Of candidates for County Officers, to appoint
Town Committees, and to do any other busi-
ness as may properly come before the Conven-
ton.
j. ", PIERCE.
THOMAS KEEFE,
\. l.. CHAMBERLAIN : County Committee.
WIN. D. McMASTER,
JOHN ROBINSON,
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- Mrs Aaron Moore, an elderly wo-
man living at Barnet, was struck by
lightning during the shower at that
place on Monday and instantly killed.
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Horace Greeley will deliver the
annual address at the Vermont State
Fair at st, Johnsbury, on Thursday,
September 18th.
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The Liberal Republican Conven-
ton at Burlington, has been adjourned
to August 1st.
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IkcilArI.

Seihci'
Nelson Putnam of the westerly
part of the town was thrown from a
load Of hay, by the team suddenly
starting, one day last week, breaking
the bones Of his LEG in three places
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w iliiSOr.

Nihasor'
The Congregational church at Wind
sor have given Rev J, g. Bailey of
Hyde Park, w., 4 call for one year
and it is understood he will accept and
begin labor there about the first OF
August.
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S!l9rOy,,

J. Henry Marsh, Of Sharon owns a
Minkery, or building erected for the
purpose Of breeding or raising mink
as a source of profit, either from sell
ING ,he animals to breed from, or from
selling their fur