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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

n Nsis wssanaiSs, b, D June .. is:a
pSS JAZZ ss.s 81 ;h.S "" Ss @ opsss ssss he o
y :. y. *. 4 .Sss ossi, tss,
tons of aato lba eaoh q best of mins umioou.
e s ..S GVs sss sessr.s TIM q
Uo.l y be delivered Alons.ids ne gpp-s hs.pltal
q ass Tine q III q sas PTsposs ssS .
,oa, e;seh veal, usst the Shois smeunt adv5r'issd
BidSsTs vii plOa.. make their offer. with u. yl.r
is Issql iss Ne pufShsss q ias Ia me bi.'tioi
PsSssDis oi uls.,y go, per ssuL q the .neuul dp,
sslysd spd v.lshsd asd ne ,ss !lol psT ssq, J,ts
gsEsd 10 Be- delivered 10 ieeordAnes With this sdysI
tisemenI sod agreements made 10 eoafsr'ni'J sith
10 oss % iuraish ouai a. shove ~iu b, cobsids-sd
SsaI Sss S ss sssS S s0i As
ket unlesa Il Il mads hI resulAr dealer ot miaer
oompsny 70 furnl.h either bliamiBous o. Sathtaeiis
Ulai alone, % both klgds o. uoal
after ,hs iilh q JsI. and the Hsht !. dsilss " y
ss'tsd 70 reject ~ sSy sss Of ,hs ssss, Ss.as q
lntif,;.: e; sSst t'a'l'' " tsai sSPsrsi.sssat
7 ooK our EUR TaE FouRru or JULy.
EAhE WVhhn w Ahh AANbos
FLAas oF ALL KINDS.
PAPER. LANTERNS. ALL ooLoRs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAn.
Al ORR. RUPERI'S,
is1!a Bssdqusrtsr- dO3 seventh street.
SUoAR.oURED HAMS
t.SSSscc Sio .SSsrios sSsss. cured 6issIassu aAnS
BRYAN BROS,
sss f'on"'An'' avenue opposite h'''TSS,sH z. I:
WHIrR VISITS AND ALL KiNns OF
Summer Clothing,
rs.dJ Tor uss, same .. ou.iom work. at
It51 PsaS-ylVnnla Ayenue, neRr Fifteenih
,.Sn wM. DIX MOTT a co.
3l3 s,s gsyhs.stHar 9ssFssr 9"rssssr. 3l3
a M siy' peSr. Nr,e MI 2, M tssesu'S'an'a a''0ss'
,Nl aooDs.
w 3UasxGKs. FIRK.BRIgKs
w o. LyoErr,
BooKBlNDKR AND pAPER.LUlRR.
No 11i Psupsyl,auis avenue. bs'~esn Tenth snd
Elsyeath strssta. soath side
sooks slas ,ntY or pis'ulJ hsund. Psdehi~.'. s"d
ns~spaBsr. sarsfally aitsaded n. teblbu
NorIoF, ----
RoAhD or PUBLIC wonKal
DtaTAICr or CoLuMntA,
WAaHINaror, ID. o., june %, tula
Notice 10 hereby given 10 poraona oSninR properu
on as Of streets 10 Of Improvement that thel
arc AuthofiIsd and requested 10 remove such old
oufbs fOotualks, Muttsru aa may be 10 tront q the
premises Owned hy then, provided such articles be
removed without dslaJiag ths imgtogs,m9as.s,
isSSst tSta,l vice Prssidsat
NoTIcE
UgFfcE EeouHTR JANIS RIVE INFaovGMGNTJ
AICuNoNn, Va ,June ", isIL J
The Captains oi all stesineis plying on lAinoa river
Tequesfed 10 iiBt1 issrH ApptoaohnH passnE
the United States ptiliiuG haehlns ~ work IN the
hAfb0r Nhen yellou nAG y Displayed gsepAraiions
ars being mAds foS elplosians With NITRO uLl-
OFRINK. and, 10 avoid danger. all pafeoas are noti
rsrmts 10 sit tbs msohlns 70 lnspsct The working
Of the DiAmoad Drill aust be had a. thl. once
ie9tGt u, Assistant kusinser.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28
Proposals.
PpseS PHp9s1sA5s % EDs Sr rS.AgTEVI4IA BQ FE sYE
TbssStsIlN TBE Spt2sGIlNlLz,ssoE MA I ~ 2 TIE E6RKHU oF
RvRIig Mg.a,.ssaa SE oGs.T1Y9IioH - ]. E,.T1R.

wAaHiEoToN, D. d, Jeas lS' isis.
Sealed pIopesAls 70 furpish Timber and other ms
81 Ia 70 w .ssv.S 81 "a s Suis.n ss's al, I'm i
esoes n, Of the "a Of JuS merit At which tine the
The ptopossis N u.t be addressed 10 The "uhsf n
ptrtissat ws.slSatos" and asst b ipasrssS -Pss. %
Pos.s ior 1imbsJ 40, 70! the nayl,n that ihaY msy
T s@rssi S ssd Sssliss X. sp.rs.g or
~ Sd Pa'si.. eiiiisg IOr svprlss At several vard,
do,;.d siA aS Ss-s y u. yard Ior sSisS h. cii.
Printed schedule, f,r .urh s...s. >. P.r,l.. deal
70 sea lntead 70 m igs ,.ss'hss viih pstrse,en.
q oSsE VIII iafasbsd 70 .Sss p.q.oSa :. d..s. g
spseily. ksJ Ysra., ssd those q al ,6s yards o.
w JON nssdsns % q sssh Na,y yard. and IN. Pur
ss,siss f.s@,..,:y ~ s,Sn s,si,.a .l Nv. 9epy
Judge whether lIis sirsbs 70 msks application ioI
fhs proposals must Be- fof The whole Of olas., but
ne s1ssvss re- ne Sh,n 20 saue ne
.Ssrs q s:oshs s.sssSa q ne sosss
aPpsieatloua Tor Information, for the ernnination
SAMPLES. mes, es made 10 the oommsndaais Of
~ at,ssioa - h. Dpagn,nt, IA. or es.r. sine.
q aaasLae,sr.r, %, ~ er,isl., A,y 9tr 20 L,ni,A
sssssus s o ss he ssss s aSoS s:S I O.
male. he os sia ssd s1ss *. eauirsS
b lau the Nav Department, however, rsssrvipG the
Isns - oINlssoh !hs toHe-t piui of Ay Whioh " may
u sr ~ Prss.ie-. u 0s ,scoad section Of "A, art
ssssiesis .s,.i 'd X so- HsiSr 10 JcT ss
sursiiss 10 the iul smount viii bo required 70 .su
ne couiaet snd lheiI responsibility must be osrt
saa,,epsi ssss,ip, 'es es,ns. N.Y. ~, DsesnmsI
withheld frpr iho spoaa, q he Blls Until he con
sssam q nsss ss,S sss sss fs
e..s by the uommAedants % ths isapsotvs yards.
mated In tbs eontrsot or. noss ls spsoasd b. The
=. q Ss .;srss ar u. .sd ss:., u;
ot The same shah have besn passed bV the Secretary
u: slss..s q ihi. Rprs.a arc numbered and d..s.
%h' Vim. Sia L 5l s Ss,,.S Witt o.s ss Gel
Mhlls oaL PIsni- -Oresoa Pine Deck Pissi !. nafs
Ria. Less, Ossses P,as los, ss Mars isi.sd yard.
Me- Yslls. r,eS Bsa%..ossEea Plas Bs.S. Al
q Mar; isiasS ,std No xsi,s Pine iessi No. i9
Heard. ipo BSss az se Mare "a T IsaSd Sssd % No.
Y, white Ash, Kim, Be.eh.w whits Ash Redrpod Al
loeust TimbsIj No q. Losa.l frosnslls Ne "a. o..
S ss6s oSpp.s ssss Ss VI .os.Ss ~ 'PS$ sSS
,saad and sassT N9 o. wroasnt iros, raj No, 81
" IiOs WrousS, s.iss No 3, iroe Gu. Hsiis No No.
soP sesS PIG sH.; s hass. & z'i s. Ms Es No
Eon Nc % seFsE.. 2, esas, .sa I'd iSSs s 10 g. fhs.
Va ysrd 4 spd ssoes 3. M S iii
no; ~ Mhl Is.di Ne u, zlae Paibs.i Ne. g,
YsTash spirIt. Tarpss,ins, No q. sperm ma I'D lad
OH Ne; a. Tsllos, soap 70 3, fi.h Oh No. Is
Se.,.aSsS No. 4. s,siios:y, Sc. "a oSSsiSssl W
FsS sn,p ,ss. Sss.RslS -. I'D so y StG,.,s
No. q Is.,hsr. pump. rlssns, lselaE n. q, JanL
sS, S n Ssss, S.". 80 1e'9s,s,.i Y So. nN
q, ousrOOaiI No. 9. Wool No %. Psisoisa A,
qu'Sd s i..S.s,1s 80 i asi war ;sia. 'D' '1"'
xr,o SITrsRy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28
BYCSoE CSEESs q. 4 .slI ..s :s:::

TRusTEEs SALE on Two.sTORY AND BASE.
hEhT BRICK HOUhK ON THE kAST SIDK
oE EEhTh STREET. BkrWkhH AND y
H. virtue o. deed Of trust 10 Joahua Whitney and
mIssli, dated Ootoher lHlO and At the request Of
the party asourod, will sell Al public auction, the
highest blddaI, on tho premises, on TUESDAY, Jnly
p lMi, A. 1t1O o'ciQok, p M Lot ~ IN Joseph y,
keba anbdiyisioa Of theNsst halt Of square si5 ~
yayor OF said oiy. toEothar with tbs improvements
thereon, oonsisu Of neat two.story aud hAaoment
Ternbi Ope third gAsh bA'Anqs IN ., Y. ~ and y
m6nhl with pet cent ihlere.t secured BY deed q
tho llme Of sale. II tho terms OF sale arc not com
the uoat Of the defAulubg purchaser.
BHAlNAAD IA MAhnkRi huIylyinE Trustees.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28
BSS.H HsSfs 4 ssIa.i I.st .sa :::

eHhEN ~ AuOllomeorus
DNo. 1901 Northwest corner Tenth and D streets,
TRusTEKS sALR OF VERY DESIRABLE
%EsE sipk 81 E%sh-rH I'll ni,sE sEEEEr 3 EE
By virtue OF dead Of trust to Joshua whitnsy,
dated Novamber ~ la.a. aud duly recorded lp lIbsI
No, oi, folio tJl OnaOf the Land Records Of WaAh.
lnst0a eouuty, D o., And also by urtus Of denrss
Of the Suprams OqIrt Of the Dlsthot Of Columbia,
pa.asd tbs sth day u yuns, lsa n the cause q
ualt y. Onl.tsad q A. No 9ts1, Elnlp docket u,
said Joshua Whltney, deceased, aud By the WTitiSa
Guston 10 front u ths prenlsas 10 lbs highest BID
der, on SATURDAY, July u, Ism, Al $3.50 O'Clock
y, IA lot Y And tbs sou, half of lot ID, In Giles
byers aubdvi Ion Of ota fifteen Qbl and slGtsan (sl
10 square two hundred and eightJ.ous (9Bi,) begin
ming tha l9i feet 10 inches from the aolih-
east eaTnoT Of said square, and running thenee north
With tho line Of Twelfth street west 80 fsot inohsa
thence Nest U.s. feet ~ luohss thsnos south with
tba llne Of an Alloy feat inehsl thsnos east lhi
fapt " Inches to the place Of beginning, Together
yih the imoros gpents thereon, bing Ia the oiu Of
Terms Of salss ono fourth eash; balance In 9, u,
IS and ~ monthA. With interest seonfed by deed OF
tfasi stAnins and oonyeYAnoinG a. the cost Of the
pnrunasar-400 do~n whea the prophrty 10 struck
a. Tue trustees The right 70 resell the prop-
eFy Al the rist and cost OF tha dsfAnliuH purchaser
u case The terms are MT COMPLIED sith within iVo
BRLIsARD u, wARNKR.l rs,.,...
ANDREW Y, pUNAlII 'us''ea
ish eoAds GREEN WILLIAMS, ApetA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28
Auction Sales.



nv HGHhkN a. VILLA Ms, Auctioneerg,
.....-... -. -. ... . =.
RNEuuTOHN RALH OF ROSEWOOD UkkE
rIANO, NIIu luONHR AND NTOOlh HhIH
ulQIl .PAhlON. kUItF. OI.IOMAnh, MAN.
IIM IDP ufNtHE IA BltN, VII AIHOln AND
HAT THk ", ui UllIH HQDKleHti ROfNs
wood nEUNIEAD AND MARDROHf, MAlt.
Bit. TOR HuRnAVs, .HlsAtlk MAlinuT hNp
MAHOHAnY UHAMBkh Iuhhliuhk, SIDE
hohhD, oAk htNL,knssiiOh Ih!bLk AID Al, DIE DIN
PEIs, HAIR MAlTRESSEs, nkATHkk BkDNl
illlQWh, hOlSIEkr, nuSk AND gOlIAlh
TOf MAffRFSSFs, BLANkkIA, SPREADS,
hukkIN AND uAskNl MIhDOW unHTAlns,
kuAnkN, HAlII DlLllOlHh hND hIAlR
UAhPhIt, TABLE, EONlukEikN > NlAhsMAHh,
hkDROOM MD CuOklNG STOVES, kIfOH.
I'm Sc
N On MONDAY ,the III dsy o. july, lbsa, A. ~
"a, o'clock a M rhAll eel y the rssdeuc. ei NC
" v, oct. 6sws.n slsth snd seventh srests north
vest, the abo'e named tttielsa n good condition
TERMS cash. MM. VI, DlsAttIIt Eneoutof.
it26 NHhENA WlLliAMa, AuotA
NV "A xyAaNtsu lei R.,n,. ItraL.,
Dand Auotioueer, Ne 13g ssysuth street, between
o ~
ruttarEp,a arr nT AZ ufpnAnr Fnf1p
'sinaVh paEsa hRfnk rRt,NT ii sstDliNdin
nonrn SinR uF"E SfpFRT HETwkRN
FINTu AND TENTH BrREkTh.
an G saS Snls tseerSd N fbss se toIe 80 one
oi Ia land rscofs Of Wasiinston county District o
Uoiambis, and by drse.o1 o. ibs psriy thereby 80.
Ssr' a 4 o'eicet' ob wRpNEsD DkY hffaiSNoDN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

TRusTEE's SALE OF A Two.sToRy ERAMR
DwFltINU, SITUATE ON THE BDUNHWfSr
VORNER on PlSuATAw AY ROAD % AND MON.
ROk STREET. IN UNlONTDwF, ID, a..
- by virtue o. deed Of trust 70 me, dated No.
I yeuihsr n, it7p and duy recorded 10 Liber Gl7,
APOLLO i7l, pne " the land records Of Washington
COUNTY, D. will soil, Al publlo auction, IN front %
the pre- lsss, 70 The highest bidder, on MONDAY,
Jnly =. is71, A. $50 O'Clock. p m the tollouiuR.
described real estate lying 10 Unienovn, ID. ", aud
bounded and do eFibsd tollows BeginniuE for the
At tho snntwsp corner formed ~ the tutsrsso.
ton tho psosi auAy mad ,uros street With the
mad leadnE 10 The south end Of the NAVY Yard bridge
lat Nhich pout theee Il iron bar driven deep into
the Efpand raaninE thenee along TOO vest .ide Of
sAd hdHe road norih u degrees vest - fsst; thence
n rsht Epeles ~ith q deGnoas wet loo isett thence
At right angles south p degrees east ~ ieot thence
oa u ~ eeEreea east tnd teet, more less, 10 the
aAd PsoAiAway road. and thence With said PiacAtA.
beginning. mi .H.
Terms will bo made known on the dAY OF saie.
Stamps aud oouvsyancng Al the cost of III scr
ALA down sh-n the property la struck OF. In case
ths terms Of sale not complied with 10 days after
s the prcpsrty III be resod At the risk aud coat Of
u. l. EATON, Trustee.
isiaSod4ds tstSrl b. II. wkRNkR, AusI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28
ny ~. ~. wAHsEt,- HeaI It-,sir BroErF
ID and Aaetionssr. 7ikD seSenth street. between O
and IA.

ThslIls SAN IN 2s,A q,k fShgsIiH sbsiT Tn siIR
ulNlA, hysnuK, BkrwEEN slXTH AND
By virtue Of deed Of trnst 70 me, dated February
q ISL, and duy recorded 10 tibef No. So, folio tsi
OF the land records foe WAshinRt0n % o., will
ssll Al public iou IN front nf the premses To the
hlshasi bidder. on SATURDAY, JAY o, is7a, al q
O'Clock p. lot r, In the aubdiVi.oa u square ~
the Il duly recorded In the surveyors once of
the ciY OF Washington. D. o., In Ilber Of the book
TsTms will b, made known ou tho day Of sale.
ehasE alO dovn when the property IL struck co.
In oAset he terms not complied With within seven
ID. Z. RATION, Truatse.
isiasoids CstHI n H. wARNER, Auot.
HYB n. YARNEH, Teal R-Ints HroLer
ID and Auci lopear, 11O Seyepih street northwest,
bStaaan a and II atFoatA
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29

1t is said that very important
pamphlet, giving q review OF Mr. Bout
wells management Of the rational fl
nances, is now in pressin Washington,
and will be issued shortly as a Liberal
campaign document. 1t will show,
from the records of the Departments,
that the pretended debt reduction is
false in fact, and that the public accouts
have been mutilated in order to mis-
lead the people. 1t will also show,
from official data, that the public ac-
counts are in Il muddled condition and
that there has been a double issue of
United States bonds, which is clearly
proved by the fact that duplicate cou-
pons aggregating more than three
millions of dollars have been paid.
Complete notes will accompany every
statement, so that reference may be
made to the volume, page and date in
verifcation thereof.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29
Next Tuesday ! !

The freemen of Vermont are to elect
their State officers, Legislature, Coun-
tv officers and Justices Of the Peace,
for two years The Democrats have
their candidates for all Of these offices
and we trust they will give them as
they can-and elect whenever and
wherever it is possible to do so.
The Democratic and Liberal Re
publican voters in our State know that
thorough change in the municipal
government Of the Commonwealth IS
most urgently needed for the good OF
the people thereof. That our State
Government has been run for many
years by the Wing and Republican
parties for almost the exclusive benefit
Of Banks, Railroads, and other monicd,
monopolizing, mistocratic Corpora
tons, no one acquainted with its his
tory will deny. That our State is too
much CORpoRAr ION-mDDEN--toO much
for the benefit Of rich men too little
in favor Of the rights and privileges Of
the people-the common. working
class, are facts that cannot be diSpu-
ted. The Democratic party is in
favor Of a Government Of the people,
for the benefit Of the ~i,olc people,
All in favor Of Il "Refom" in our
State and National Governments,
based upon the above named idea
Of the peoples goyecrment-will vote
the Democratic ticket next Tuesday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29

Democrats and Liberal Republi-
cans Of Windsor County, we expect
next Tuesday that you will give a
very large vote indeed. You can,
we believe, elect Representatives in
Bmdgewater, Barnard, Sharon, Nor
wich, Springfield, Hartlaad, Windsor,
and Bethel, if you work diligently and
shrewdly. At our last State election
in 1870 the Democrats of Windsor
came within IL or II votes Of elect
ing Alfred Hall, Esq, Representative.
The GRANTEES there are terribly stir
red up. We know that the ever
active Democrats Of that old Hunker
town can give the Radicals Il hard
push if they only will.
At our last State election the Dem
ocrats Of Windsor County only gave
our candidate for Governor 92O votes.
This year we ought to give our State
Ticket from 1000 to 5000 votes
and more if we can.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29

That eminent Granite, Guerilla
Mosby, has descended from the stump
and commenced to write letters. lie
declines to accept an invitation to de-
liver campaign speeches in New York,
on the plea that his time is fully oc-
cupied in converting the State of Viz
ginia to the cause of Grantism, but
sizes the opportunity to unburden his
mind Of smdry philosophical PROPOSE
tons Of an electioneering tendency,
His chief objection to the election Of
Greeley consists in the consideration
that event could afford no relief from
any Of the evils which at present afiict
the Southern people That these evils
are many and great, and are the off
spring Of carpet -baggery, he contesses;
but he cannot see how Mr. Greeley's
election is going to help the matter
any, or prevent the Southemers from
CHI DOSING bad rulers in the future, as
he assumes they have in the past. Mr.
Mosby should reflect more carefully
before committing his ideas to paper,
If Mr. Greeley were elected President,
he would not refuse the right Of yot-
inc to Southern citizens. He would
not arm himself with arbitrary power
and put whole counties under martial
law, thus confirming the supremacy
of a fayorilc Scott. He would not
overaw conventions with Gatlim gguns,
or APPOINT convicted criminals to res
ponsible postmaSterships and colec-
torships. In Il word. he would secure
to the South the free exercise Of the
right ofcitizenship, as President Grant
has shackled and tettered it. And,
more over, Mr. Mosby would not get
his office.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29

Even in Vermont the GRANTEES
are beginningto lose faith and courage,
and the ominous shadows which are
being cast before hint at the possibi-
ity Of a Liberal triumph in that strong
hold Of RadicaIism. Nlurmurs of dis
satisfaction are heard rolling along the
ranks Of the Administrationists, and
there is an evident decentralization in
the camp. The Montpelier Argus has
spied out a signiIicant little unpleasant
ness among the Rutland GRANTEES,
which is of Il piece with the general
aspect Of affairs all over the State, SO
rapid and all absorbing is the spread
of the Liberal movement that even
the candidates Of the Grant party are
now suspected Of leaning toward
Greeley and Brown; and the Rutland
County Committee are so exercised on
the subject that they have addressed a
circular letter to all the local candidat-
cs, ques ioning them as to their loyalty.
Their answers have not been divulgcd.
but a new convention has been called,
and the excitement still runs high.
Meanwhile, the Liberals are working
with energy, and receiving new acces-
sionS daily, Gen Fitzpatrick is doing
yeoman service in the northern part Of
the State, where crowds flock to hear
his eloquent arraignment of the Wash
mgton cabal. Hon. w. T. Hawabin,
Of Bennington, has wittcn a graceful
and manly letter, endorsing the nom
nation ofMr. Gardner for Governor
in the strongest terms, and entirely
coinciding with the preference of a
Liberal Republican candidate by the
convention Mr. lIMrabin, in coun-
selling the sacrahce of personal inter
ests for the sake Of the general good,
expresses the true sentiment Of Liber-
alism, and the spirit which will lead it
on to victory in Vermont as well as
elsewhere B0Stoa Post
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29
Special Notices.

CaStOria-is scientific vegetable pre-
paration pretetc substitute for, and more
effective than Castor Oil, and is pleasant to
take 1t cleanses the system III most re-
markaGlc manner; does not distress or gripe,
but operates when all other remedies have
failed. 1t is eertain to superscde Pills, Cas-
tor Oil, Narcotic Syrups, and all other purga-
tive and exciting medicines, The Castoria
contains neither Minerals, Morphine nor
Alcohol. BY its cmolient, soothing effect, it
assimilatcs the tcoe aud produces natural
sleep particular adapting it to crying and
teething children. 1t curos Stomach Ache,
Wind Cole Constipation, Flatulency, Group
and kills Worms. Make your Druggist send
iorit; he will always keep it, as every family
must have it. 1t costs but Ihirty-fyc cents Il
hottie.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29

The scandalous behavior of Cas-
sius NJ, Clay and Gen. Fitzpatrick,
when they represented the country
abroad years ago, just begins to excite
the indignations of the GRANTEES. We
cannot fail to remember that even
these gentlemen were highly praised
by the Republican organs when they
worked with the party, and they GER
tainly compare favorably with the But
lers, Cramers and Joneses who have
represented the country abroad under
Grants administration
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29
CARLTON H. RoUNDY State of Vermont,

u'' { SOthIg S0',
ORpAH B. RoUNDY, December Term. 1872.
WHEREAS, Carlton II. Roundy, of SPRING
w field, in said County, on the 18th day of
August, A d. 1872, filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the County Court for said County,
his petition, returnable to the December Term
A. d. 1872, of said Court, against his wife
Orpah b. Roundy, residing in the State of
Massachusetts,, praying for a divorce from her,
said wife, for the cause of wilful desertion. e.
And it appearing that the said Orpah B.
Roundy resides without this State so that the
ordinary process cannot be served upon her,
therefore it is Ordeyed that the Petitioner
notify the said Orpah b. Roundy of the pend
ing of this petition. and of the Term Of the
Court to which the same is returnable, by pub
fishing the substance of said petition with this
order for three weeks successfully in the
Spirit Of lie Age, printed at Woodstock, in laid
County, the last publication to be at least six
weeks previous to the Term of said Court to
which said petition is made returnable, which
publication will be deemed sufficient notice to
said Orpah b. Roundy to appear and make
answer to said petition.
GEORGE b. FRENCH, Clerk.
]. W. PIERCE, Attorney for Petitioner
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29

Remember that vote next Tues
day in favor of the Democratic and
Liberal" ticket, is vote against the
corruption ridden government of Yer
mont, and the corrupt Grant dynasty
at Washington. Remember that a
vote next Tuesday for the same ticket
is also vote in favor of Equal Rights,
Equal Taxation, and Reform in our
State and National Governments, and
a Restored Federal Union. Don't
forget these things but go next Tues
day and vote the Democratic ticket
@thom faiL
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DE- d.

In vineland N. J. Aug. Sd, Mr.. James NJ.
Wood, iormely OF Woodstock VT, aged 63
years.
In Cavendsh Aug. 9th, Miss Polly Hill,
In Cavendish, Aug. 18th, Mrs. Susan, wife
of the late Capt. Joseph White, aged SO years.
In South Reading, Aug. 18th, Allen r.
Green, aged as Yeas.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29
MARRIED.

AT the Methodist Episcopal Church, Millers
Falls, Mass, August 18th, by Rev. L. 2.
Frost Frederick A. Dodge of Woodstock,
VI, and Miss Marietta ~. Backus of NJ. f.
In Bethel, Aug. 18Th. by Rev. s. A. Parker
Henry s. Ellis ana Miss Ellen T. Townsend,
both of Barnard.
August Goth. by Rev. S. A. Parker, Ebene-
ger Miller, of Boston, Mass, and Miss Mary
w. stoughton, of South Royaton.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29

Every Democrat and Liberal Re
publican in the State should go and
vote next Tuesday. Should they do
so the usual large Republican majority
will be reduced considerable and our
vote would be encouragingly large
The Democracy would have an in
creased number of both Senators and
Representatives in our next Legis-
lature. Democratic Town Committees
do all you can to get every Demo
cratic voter to the polls next Tuesday
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29

CoEREcnoN. 1t was Mr.. Quincy,
of Massachusetts, instead Of Mr.. Quinn
by, as we had it in our article last
week, relating 70 the speakers at the
late Greeley & Brown hag-raising at
White River Junction, that was the
oHgiaotor of the doctrine of 'seces
session in 1911.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29

Wendell Phillips, another old
fossil abolitionist has written a letter
in answer to Chas Summers recent
efforts, which is fall of statements and
conclusions, that are utterly false, and
have been many times exploded. Oh,
no, tire Grant party don't fear Senator
Sumner