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Derlers in drugs, paints, oils, and
took Of every kind usually kept in
T~frst-class wholesale drug store,
bould call on Mr.. j. b. Hills, 2S1
! treat, Memphis, Tenn, as he
\ she oftke finest stocks Of goods
fthe city, and the country trade is
fpecialIy invited to call and exaln.
b bis stock before purchasing else
uIre.
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Certificate.
TIN STATE or Mlssisslrri,

I'M STATE or Mics issiFPi,
AUDITOR & OFFnE, JACKSON.
|, HENRY MUSGR0VE, Auditor OF Pub
lie Accounts of the State Of Mississippi, do
hereby certify that the PHENiA lNsUh-
ANGE COMPANY, located at Brooklyn,
State of New York, has complied with the act
entitled An Act to regnlaie Agencies OF
Foreign Insurance Companies approved Nay
~, 1871, and in virtue Of the powsr vested in
me by said law, ! hereby authorize j. A.
Polk, Agent for said Company at Saldis, In the
county of Pamela, TO transact business of In
surance in this State, until the LIST Of March,
1872.
Given under my hand and seal u Office, ut
the City of Jackson, this 22d day OF Noven'
Der, A. d., 1872. u -,
II, MUSGR0vE, Seal
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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READ THIS EVIDENCE.
NEAR VIcKsBuRe, Mississippi,
October %, 1870I
rooo,o NM o6o1J 3. H,oLoo Il

GENTLEMEN; Your Hungarian Rlsam for
the lungs has won for itself agreat reputation
in this town. Many cases of hing DISEASES have
been promptly cured by Its us. Some ofthese
were reported shaving consumption, others
with pains in the chest, brest and eide, ac-
companied by night sweats, While others had
the symptoms of Pneumonia In all these
cases your Hungarian Balsam actd likea charm
giving in most of them immedian relief. The
reasons which induce me to recommend your
remedy in preference to all Others, are: First,
it is prepartd in scientific name by respon-
sible parties; secondly, it contain no opium
Or morphine, which drugs, while hey palate
at the same time poison. The use i such rem
edies, cherry pectorals &c, containing these
opiates, disturbs the system AID produces
'fopium eaters thirdly, | recommended your
Hungarian Balsam in all cases Of lung CON-
plants, becsnso gifts known efficacy and value
The ingredients o (which it is composed, areshe
expsctoaants, diaphorsaties alteratiyes and ton
les bet known to thcmediealp Profession ofth'
present day.
Yours respectfully,
III 80 lS T. B. GLIDD0N, NJ. D.
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Consumption "a the seourge ofhis country
and Stays its thousands of victim annually;
yet how many people neglect a snple cough
or cold, which the Hungarian Baam of Life
viii cure in a single night. This giat remedy
will effect a cure in cases of bronctas, incipi-
ent consumption, or any form of binch al or
lung disease.
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Mansneld'S Balsh Cures Coughs.
Colds and assumption.

With entire eonfdke in its merits, we
would commend this iparation to all who
may be afflicted with ahiisease OF the Lungs,
as a safe and e%ffectual idicine, 1t has been
used, particularly in thsV estern States with
great success in many Ss where the life Of
the patient was despaire&. We believe this to
be the best Lung Remedsow before the pub
lie, and worthy Of a fair al by those having
any affection of the Lung
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nsaD Thr rAsOSY =.
Memphis, TESi April 81, 1871.
MessrS MoDSfeM 4 HiGbegt

"HHTHI9i IHN NPTII IT IV'I'
Megrs Mansfield J. Higbes
lam from Albany, N YFhither I will re-
turn in about two weeks. hve been troubled
with a severe cold, spittinlblood, and many
other symptoms Of Lung Dihso, having been
confined to my bed threesd Ia, and so weak
could not sit up, and havinghrt of the time a
heavy fever. ! used your lngarion Balsam
with entire success. 1t atfond quick relief
and with the aid ola couple otoses of Match
les Sanitive Pills to work out II cold, am now
entirely cured. Believing it a positive duty
to others VINO may be similsy affected, !
thought II best to let you knotof it. Three
doses of the Hungarian Bslsam Sred the spit
ting ofblood. CHARLEs. JONES.
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RUCK'S BRILLIANT,

which is,the king of all the stoves. 1t bakes
biscuit and bread 80 nice that It viii make your
wife sing merry songs, and you will grow pleas
ant and fat. A maj told me the other day
that he had but one objection TO il, and that
wasthis, when his wife got up in the morning
he did not have time to turn over in the bed
before she called him to breakfast.
fl7-tf J. P. RYAN.
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STOVES, CRATES ! HOLLOW WARE,

Has ID large supply always onThand, and has a
large stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Etc !,
which he sells at very low prices and, as here,
tofore, will duplicpte any Memphis bill and
pack aud ship them free OF cost. This is the
reason Ryan don't make any money-he sells
so cheap. He has, also, on hand the best quail
ity Of white, pure Coal Oil, which Will show
you light from head to feet. Come and get
rnttr
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IN . aequaintaBeesbip we found
him fessing a truly lovely dispo.
sitionigh, unAinching integrity,
and 'ndid business cupscity-
0 His los q severe blow to his family
and ids.
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IEIAkLN ia Nf2fHt 81
We cal, attention to the card Of
b. ", N. Robins, who intends To-
vng in Sardis soon. DIR. Robins
tWfknownto some Of our citi-
b, and haseS reputation in the
Ehte of Arkansas; where he has had
NryNtsnsiye prasticsfo for the past
Fdyesars equal 70 any physician
! ths State. / We welcome him to
Or town. aA " ~ t.
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~. b ~ 81 ALHa.Ha
The dyeing establishment OF B.
Hollenberghas been removed from
Second street to 81 Madison ST.,
Tenn, where every ap-
Nance of art has been secured to
make every department Of the dye
% and cleaning business complete.
This is the finest establishment in
h city, and we advise all Of our
bends to sendall Of their goods they
|aife cleaned, dyed or repaired to
|As establishment.
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A. l.. FRANKLAND.
SrCrI0.t avn
Sommtssio. Merchant,

Undcrwrip's Agcai,
sos and Sg7 Matn street, Memphis.
maa
TAAnr SiLrs-Div Goods clothing, Boots,
SHOES Hats. Notions Hosiery cutlery and Fancy
Goods MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays
GRocrREs Axp FuRsruRg -Tuesinys and
Thursdays
nsA. Alwaysin store a large stock o. he7'
handiss A. private sale
.sm Il A. FARMLAND. Astr cle
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We would invite the especial at
Iptsn of housekeepers to the stock
4 saves, tinware, hardware, ETC.,
h,tn store by our townsman Mr..
Rnb. A kinds of gttteting,
and repairing done ON short
pdis. If
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AL f
DE- Grand Juryshoald bring in Q

Nof Indictment against the over
pr oftha road running due north
on this place, 40 the road is in a
Fry bad condition. We do not
lnow who the oversecr is, but the
|azsns ct Sardis ought to have the
Pad put in good condition, as it is
most impossible totravel over some
of the road within three
Of the town.
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
TIME TABER.

ohasgeoftipe on Sunday Eov-Ra 1870.
+. GOING SOUTH
Nail tfain leaves Memphis 2.1D Ap.t N, pas
Como 426P p. w., Sardis 500, Batesyille 529,
CORTLAND 5:43, pope'g Station $50, and ar
arrive III 6renada 7ss5 r. ". re"
Express trains leave Memphis 4:15 Pm, pass
Como ;5s, Sardis 7;35, BatesyilleS:0 Court
lahd 6s24, sPepess8;aIrr. M snd arrive o.
Grenada 1910, r.ss.4
Freight train 1tavss Msmphis e:30iA.N, Fsss
Como ILLS, sardis 1920, BatesvilIe l12,
CORTLAND l.4l, Po2c's 1853, and arrive at
Grenada $40 P. ",
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada 1926 ; H., pass Pope's
ll:l0, Courtland, 1li17, BateevAle, lE32,
Sardis, 1920, Como, 1910 A. NJ, aud arrive
at Memphis3 800 Pm.
Express trains leave Grenada 2;35 A. NJ, pass
Pope's 437, CORTLAND AS, Batesville SOB,
Sardis $50, Como, 6:12, and arrive at Mem
phigs.b0 A.. n. - a B&ttMD
Freight train leaves Grenada 500 A. NJ pass
Ponies SAT, CORTLAND 500, BateSyille 9:27,
sardis 1926, Como 1l:l5, A. NJ, and arrive
at Memphis 400 P. \.
Mail and 4,Exprcss trsAe daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays.
The mail train going South makes Gireo
connection at Grenada for New Orleans. The
Express going South connects for Water Val
ley, Cefeeyille, Oxford, &c.
Az LTvERMoRE, Gent. sdaft.
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Several Of our leading county mer-
|,ps leave in a few days for the
Ito purchase their stock of spring
pods.
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a. Gunter keeps coal oil at 40
=, cash.
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Statement of the Condition
g. 3i OF TIE
Southern Life
AFs8
Insurance Company.
Insurance Company.

Insurance Company.
Made to the Auditor Of the STATE of Mississippi
on the first day of July, 1871.
The name Of the Company is the Southern
Life Insurance Company. 1t Is located IN
Memphis, Tenn.
The amount Of It's Capital Stock is..~s250,00 900
The amount Of its Capital Stock
paid up..""."."."."".."..... 2oO,VVV
The Assets Of the company are as foliows'
Cash on band andja- bask- $2s,s2s-S1 .~s~~
hands of Agents and in
Btransit.. 49,. ..........l 49,, 667 90 A2to, 703.a0
0 onds owned By the Company, wa
O9 Twen. Sst sias i iA1jfIj
market value, .sl06,000 90
Virginia.".".-.. l6,9a4,36
Tennessee....".". 2 3,IG0,ot
Georgia........." lI,Uyb,OO
South Car3line. .. 46,e95iW 2o4,s34,Vo
Leans on Bends and Mortgages
being first liens on unincnm-
bered Real Estate, worth
double. .....m..."r S0Oi0OVivO
Amount Loaned ~{NsN
Loans secured by Policies. ".".... 81 $500
Debts otherwise secured, ."".".,.2g QI5V3
Loan Notes ...... Observation-Disclosures $50
Semi Annual and Quarterly Notes. 8oe69,1s
An other securities. -. ............ l2,i43;52
Total Assets. Zap gsa52S
LIABILITIES.
Loans adjusted and not due ..."..$20,500,Oo
All o,hersiaims against the Company l4,20 IS
Total Liabilities. .S34i i07,bS
The greatest smocnt insured in any II
one risk pio'ooV
+. A. NELsUS President
Ben May, Secretary,
State Of TennesseeEl sxH
Shelby County 3tGEfX
We, IT, 4. Nelson, President, and Bon May,
Secretary, do solemnly swear that the above
and foregoing statement Of thecouh,tion Of Tue
Southern ffe Irturance Company, n correct
to the best Of our knowledge and btlef.
7. A. NELSON, Pres.
th BEN.IAI, SectyY
sworn and subscribed to before me this the
9Th day Of November 1871
f t@F HUDSON CARY,
Commissioned for Mississippi in Tennessee,
STATE or MISSISSIPPI, Secretary.
!, Henry Musgrove, Auditor Of Public 40
%connts Of The State aforesaid, do hereby certify
that the foregoing Statement Of the Southern
Life Insurance Company Of Memphis Tennessee
lie truly and correctly copied from The origina
% I'' n ~ o. sfrTH
Given under my hand and OHicin. seai at
jackson, the lob day Of Noyemhsr. 1871,
II. MuSGR0vE,
Auditor vi Public Acecnpts
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Total Liabilities

SI.sa5.ha7 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-09-06
Freemen's Meeting.

Freemen's meeting was attended with
considerable spirit in this town on Tues
day, and there were some sharp tits over
the check list on Monday, and again as
the election progressed Tuesday fore
noon. The polls had been open not
more than two hours when the tidal
wave" was very perceptible. 1t proved
a Waterloo rout Of the opposition. Many
democrats refuse to have anything to do
with the election, or were so cold toward
the Gardner ticket that they would tear
off the Greeley and Brown heading of
their ticket before voting-a very signif-
icant act in relation TO next November.
Several of the Irish voted the straight
republican ticket without concealment,
and one closed his demonstration by
purchasing a Grant and Wilson flag.
The result was the largest republican
majority ever thrown in this town and
all on a straight pull between the two
parties there being no boiling on either
side, The republican gain in this town
over 1868, is 80, and over our last cleo
ton in 1870 1t is SO, so that which ever
way our opponents turn their compari-
son they are sorry they did not turn it
the other way.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-09-06
Election Notes.

Cavendish elected C. F. Barrett repre-
sesentative on the second ballot as fol-
lows Barret, 173, t. 0. Seaver, Y,
Judge French, Is, and 2 scattering. At
last election her republican majority was
IA, now it is 176.
Weston elected DIR. Edmunds repre-
sentative by vote of 81 to 65 for Cra-
gin aud Is scattering, and gives Gree
ley vote Of 80, which is so much gain of
that kind.
Old Mortified has covered herself
with glory. The town is redeemed. In
1870 the democrats elected their repre-
sentative by 81 majority. Tuesday
Edmund Pope, sterling republican,
was elected by 81 majority, and Con-
verse got handsome majority.
Bradford is another democratic town
redeemed this year, the republicans max
ing a clean sweep this year, for the frs
time in eight years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-09-06
The Local Campaign.

Our local campaign has this year been
conducted with unusual spirit by the
republicans, and with very complete sue
cess. Several gentlemen have been very
earnest workers for the cause, and have
largely contributed to the result. A
special feature may be mentioned also,
of the interest manifested by the young
men. They were the dash ng cavalry,
and did very effectual service, and with
the old guard and the young united,
there was no standing the final charge
on Tuesday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-09-06

RHYMES OF YANKEE LAND.-This is
the title Of little volume of pleasant
rhymes by Aella Greene, of Spring
field, Mass, and published by Lee 81
Sheppard, Boston. The poems are d.
vided into three heads. The Smithville
Worthless, Light From Dark and Mis-
cellaneous. We have only time now
to say that the reader will be we'll pleas
d with the contents of this volume
Among its contents are Squire Smith
The Village Sehoolmaster- Iuto the
Sunshine-Rest in Work-The Sugar
Camp in Early Spring-Be cheerful
ever, &c.
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WINDHAM COUNTY.

WINDHAM COUNTY.
WESTMINSTER -SylvesterS S. Stoddard,
Nathan Fisher, Thomas w. Wiley, Mar
vim w. Davis, Ebenezer Hall, Freeman
Gorham, William B. Cutting.
GRAFTON. Ambrose Burgess, D. w !.
Twitchell, Charles f. Glynn, A. Ii. Bur
CESS, A. G. Gibson, Samuel Phelps, w.
G. Wyman.
TowNsHEND.- james II. Phelps, j. S,
Fullerton, Francis Kidder, j. Twitchell.
Ira X. BateheIder, A. G. Howard, John
L. Nichols.
JAMAICA. = Luke Howard, H. II.
FELTON,, Daniel Sherwin, A. NJ. Butler,
Daniel Lyon, Henry Wheeler, Lysander
w. Howe.
PUTNEy. - John Kimball, S. w,
Houghton, JAS Crawford, j. X. Parker,
0ennison Davis, f.. P. WashbuID, Frank
lin Austin.
BRooKLINE - Erastus Whitney, j.
B. Stebbins, VIM. Adams, o. G. Merri-
field, e. 2. WelIman.
NEwFANE. F. o. Burditt, Holland
Plimpton, H. T. Robinson, S. p. Miller,
NJ. o. Howe, Z. P. Wheeler, d. A. Dick
inson. 8
BRATTLEBoRo.-As Asa Key yes, Royal Ty-
Ter, Lafayette Clark, Willard Arms, 10.
seph Steen, William s. Newton, James
M. Tyler, Kittredge Haskins, Timothy
Vinton, George Howe, Charles K Field,
Charles N. Davenport.
LoNDoNDERRY.- dwight Tyler, Cur
tbs Robinson, Barnet Waite, james Mar
tin, Albert N. Howe, ". w. Pierce, II
P. Dodge.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
CHESTER. Simeon Sherwin, Amos E
Head, F. w. Marsh, A. F. Baldwin, A
S. Adams, D. D. Williams, Lewis Hill
Henry Morris, james N. Mead, N. o
| johnson.
SPRINGFIELD Samuel w. Porter
Henry Closson, Horace I'll. Howe, Hen
ny Barnard, Almon B. Damon, G. Hor
ace Hubbard. Dennis b. Allen, Levi:
Davis, Geo. o. Henry. Daniel 0. Gill.
READING. Vim. Felch, Albert East
man, Grin Walker, Merritt Z. Goddard
James w. Fulton, Justin S. Davis. Fol
the seventh justice Calvert A. Morse, A
| W puuuaiu, IL /. toah Cit CiCu fSIclN
ed the same number of votes, and the
| legislature will have to elect.
ANDoyER. H. ]. Parker, Alden ia
qnith, Stephen Dudley, S. I'll. Nutting,
| A. f. Stannard.
| BALTIMoRE.-Putnam J. Thompson
George Davis, Zenas H. Graves, Rollil
G. Sherwin.
CAvENDIsH. Samuel Adams, JOSIAH
ellison, Saxon A. Craigue, William
Smith, A. W. Richardson, Chas. l.
Spauldiog, Horatio S. Pierce
PLYMOUTH Henry F. Pinney, Jane,
S. Brown. Daniel p Wilder, Warren r
Taylor, John 5. Slack, Alonzo F. Hub
bard, Ryland r. Dudley.
LurLow. -Wm. P. Spafford, H. w
Albee, George E. Walker, 0. J. Taylor
E, G. Pettigrew, Willard johnson, S. o
| Matthewson.
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Latest News.
VERMONT ELECTION.

The returns from l69 towns give Con
verse 1881, Gardner 13,449 giving
Converse a majority of 20, S92. In
1870 Stewards majority in the same
towns was 16,9S0. The towns to come
in gave in 1870 a republican majority of
1906, and this will carry Converse's
majority up to over 25,000. The repob-
lioans carry EVERY COUNTY IN
THE STATE. The Senate is therefore
unanimous. and the House of 240 MEM
bers will have only some % opposition.
THE STRAIGHT DEMOCRACY.
The straight democracy at Louisville
on Wednesday nominated Charles o Con
nor for President, and John Quincy Ad-
ans for Vice President.
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Representatives.
Republicans in roman Democrats in italic

in roman Democrats in ttalie
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Brattleboro -Kutre lge lIa kins.
Brook line IL. NJ. Whitney,
Dummerstou IS. l.. Dutton.
Dover-S. Ii. Sherman.
Grafton--J. Orville Wyman.
Halifax Charles f. Griffin.
Jamaica Charles S. CLARK.
Marlboro w. w. Lynde.
Northumberland ID. Dickinson.
Putney-Daniel 7. Webster.
Rockingham-A. N. Swain.
Townshend-M +. Ballou.
Vernon-AGdison Whitehead.
Wardsboro--L Nj, Newell.
estminster-Alfred Stevens.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Starr.
Wlmington-O i. Battlefield.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Chester-Hugh Henry.
Ludlow-E. j. Whitcomb.
Cavendish &C. T. Barrett.
Baltimore Putnam j. Thompson.
Plymouth-John G. Coolidge.
Weston-M. G. Edmunds.
Andover "A. T. Stannard.
Springfield Fred G. Field.
Reading C. A. Davis.
Woodstock DIR. Henry Boynton.
Hartford-S. M. Pingrey.
Hartland-C. G. Thornton.
Royalton e d. Foster.
Bethel-M. Barnet.
Weathersheld-D A. Wheeler.
Windsor-Horace Weston.
Montpelier-P. p. Pitkin.
Northfield-E. Pope.
Waterbury-G. V. Randall.
WalIingford-C. d. Child.
Stowe-A. C. Slayton.
Swanton-D. j. Morrill,.
Bradford-H. G. McDutfee.
Newbury-D. A. Rogers,
Baritone. E. Joslin.
Hydepark- Geo. L. Waterman.
Vergennes Maxfield.
Sunderland-E. G. Bacon.
LYNDON. w. Sanborn.
Randolph-M. A. Tewksbury.
81. Johnsbury-Franklin Fairbanks.
St. Albaus-E A. Smith.
Danvllle- Geo. B. Davis.
Middlebury-G. S. Wainwright.
Arlington-R. Judson.
Brandon-E. j. Ormsbee.
Castleton-E. FL. Amesbury.
Rut1and-Z V. K. Wilson.
Poultney, b. Frisbee.
Burlington, p. D, Ballou.
Pittsford. A. NJ Caverly.
Mt. Tabor, III. w. Lincoln.
Dandy, l.. g. Paris.
Salisbury, james Thomas.
Leicester, A. e. Stanley.
Shoreham. H. w. Jones.
Manchester, Lovelaud Munson,
Fairhaven, John G. Pitkin.
Bennington, Potter.
Rupert, j. H. Guild.
Mendon, O. Cook.
Mt Holly. p. f. Chase.
Middleton, Il. Buel.
Clarendon, Thomas S. Pierce.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ha

Observation-Disclosures had
a glorious republican victory on Tuesday.
Here Greeleyism tried to prevail, but
Col. Klttredge Haskins was elected rep
resentative on the first ballot by 26O
majority, while on State ticket she drown
ed the conglomeration under majority
of 664il Again of27S oyer 1870. Well
done indeed. No wonder they had mu-
sue and torch light procession Tuesday
evening. There is no chance for Gree
leyism in Brattleboro even at the second
or third resurrections.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-09-06

1t is proposed by many of the late
members of Co. G, 18th VT. Vols. to
have reunion at Bellows Falls, VT, on
the 10th day of Sept. 1872. Capt. Dig
gins has promised to be present, and
there seems to be general desire on the
part of all the comrades who have been
seen, to meet and renew the friendships
formed years ago on the tented field and
clasp our brother comrades by the hand
once more. All soldiers are invited es-
pecially members of Co. G. 18th VT.
Vols.
All who eau and will meet us there on
the 18th of Sept. please notify at once
by letter. r. E. Hathorn, Sec, Ludlow,
VT.