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New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
PAIL NALL GAZETTE

The Bedegcd Redeat led LIE which, reflected 10 his ath
RACES, ,ens to have been f Of and vy Tsey
which one would that LIE among the population % eose,
inK Ltd eity naslb be ieacsELn
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ILLUSTRATED TINES.
LONDON SOCIETY.

The letters from the Be,sged aisay sey sph
thoroughly unique n tier matter tier sJ r."
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Engsmes the Talae lor al purposes Of tie eomnnnea
tons pubshed IN THE DAILY NEWS s ehea events
evolving thensv Of THIS eoespndenee that ibs
sg.tus,c eto7s that s he
alcted French peasants TOOK their lise."
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e letters Of tn. Bedegea Resident from Paris gre~sis
,res. ben they appeared tine tine 'rR DAILY NBwA
They give lively and The dspaos of
asars Paris during months Of so4oa from the
Pnnee Other N be oubhshe which
complete picture volume likely
certainly 13d elsewhere
much hlluess Of detail"
The high Of the OnsEg literary contributions THE
DAILY NEWS shown By oo~ing Of
reprinted states from the English eduOn all d wheh
fEuff
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"Ms1y eqaai descriptive srs-toa the auest define.
atoms Of similar novels Caryc Fredenek
the G The accounts Of the Siege Of Ms which the fullest
casy Chs call sketches scf nature The
description 0 tie Battle Of SelAn a masterpiece
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LUDGATH HILL,

VISITORS TO LONDON.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION l812
HOWITr q COMPANY.
completed tr attention
her Special Designs Ladies CastHmes Po0nai,e
Nantes The Engsh aad
s Aatensh Pophns MOhais Apsss csnle,s Bsse,
k Lace Goods Ribbons HoGerY, 1eves aud Ladies
Muslin Household Idnens
Mourning will be found article requisite for
Family Complimentary MuDg ready ior usdzte VI The
best quality, at Moderate prices
ALBION HOUSE.
Z6 Z7 ds h9 80 HIGH H0LBORN,
LONDON. w. O.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For NewHaven and Bridgeport G(EIL lJo l2lS (Bxl
tEr.l, 3.45. go, $50. and (EEl n m.
For Milford sr4tfosd FaFaeld gouthpor and Westro lO
u; 3:45 E3D. and $50 m
fs south Norrsl sIEIl o. 1;aO M IBIS sLL (KLl 1ss
40 (ELl $50 go and IEIl ? n.,o
For stamford (EIl ll;so a m lEls (kLl ES (En, so
t0 ELl 4;45, $50 $50 i:l3, (ELl p N a.. q 4.
For Greenwich stations :. D. ;0 n 3ls sS
sy Ill. Tain leave. Twenty .eventhss ssv.YSk al tef
b.. "a, ar SDnnKsed and Shore Lane.
80 'COENECT1SG TRAINS
For Boston VIA sprinz6ed n snd p
For boston va Shore Line, u Is and p
For Hartford and Springfield, m. Has ana d
Far ConBecteut RIVER Railroad rl9 p n 70 h'aanp''a
, N 10 Montreal. ,.,x.
For Tine Railway Norwich and P0'lasAes Liza
J. 10 -Losdon and Norvisb, p. N
Fo and Northampton Rarosl nj n 70 North
An pton Wiliamsburzb. ~. ,.t.rs.L,,
a N and p n
Railroad and ~ n 20 "aeouy.
ForD NOrHak Railroad q a. lLl9 Eno ~
For New Canaan Railroad e II: IS and<.sO p n -,
Cammoious sleeping Cas attached frAn aaa 80 70
Mail either LEs Dravngroon Car a'.I1sa " '7s
a NJ. aud m Trans -. ..h.a -. 49,. - =,
Depot toe SewYOfk aad New haTsn x cor l"sTy
~ and Fourth ave st the Ones q IA New tot Isesier 70
id Erps-s No. saa Broadway and No Courts soosys soa
by avug Doe have their bsggss eas of AID snAsd
IRON residence 70 eestinat on gAnks oOl. o-gl
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YFw.YORK TRIBUNE
CHICAGO TRIDCNE.

1.-THE DAILY NEWS dstancd al Other European jourbss
the ness promptneAs, ami accuracy Of is news"
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Uteou cleaners.

Uteou 5teamers.
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FOR ST. THOMAS and Brazil; covp,r,
Il UNITED STATES ard BRAZIL sIEAAsHif ,S ~
A'FS.sI S1ETH S1i ASFRIcA cspT weif J1ne "A
sgRRinAcS. CAPT G siocun. Jui, -
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt TinAlspaash, Asse'i ~ a. 49,.
Pan PHaInbaeo and RIO De Jsnso gong and Feras F'
tssTwSHas wa o. r. hsslf saRSsoS Gss Ss SYo
IT 5. MAIL to HAVANA. % So. -.,.s,
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co - hhss feFular'
EVERY THURSDAY, at O'clock n pTeeseJ lIeR KG no -
cREScExr CITY Can't J. B. Baker. CviA Sl'',u)Ja9.75 y
S1Had a ~ .T4T T49- 80, 20 Ts. n ~ Ncrtor II
TO lsh passage apply % A. Ea,sos;.., Esai
JNMAN LINE. = For QUEENSTOWN and
LIvERPooLRoya Mail Steamers are 7R5gl 2 a a, oo
CITY or NEW-YORK III RSDAY JaS, e. II m
CIR OF .AA1 KDAY Juns p D. n
CRY or .sATuRDAY Jags 2gm
ss1i ss4 'fi4 E7tI is'''''-' '4,..Al .r@DN'
FIRST ftd1BHs y SOLD.
"a rsas :: Ls, HaHbtr s.eaes YorEay and
Tele. oas 5. 6ougat ssrs Moderate persons viAng to
Thraga Bs Of Laang given pnsHis Of goO' % HAN, lHe
FoS fsrtLeT iu.orrIsuon lprr A. Tie Conpnyf o9c.
JOHN G. DALE. AFclI No Is BIsadEiJ " l.
limited rpu.r Of SECOND CABIN PASSENGERS viii ee taken
JOHN G. DALE. Aseut Brose.sy
Only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" TUE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANTs MAIL
sTEAasaIPs BETwEKS YEw-I0RK And HAvRE, CALLING
The splendid vessels this veie rate for the csrhrsHi WI sail
iron PER No. 50 North River as follows ,,,,v ,,o
WAgHINGTON SATURDAY, Jlne y
ylLLF Dk PARIS. .surnont.. .-.SAIl kDAl july u
ST. LArRsSI Len ,LeR1,s; y i UhDAt y -
TO BRRST OR hIvRE:
f''' EXCURSION EXCURSION TicKETs At febTcED RATA
Thets osrry reerage ptfragers .
hv ~ n n lne AVOID bl transit BY hnsh sl
sld n touoris crossing ne Chitus beside syns q, oao
an sIDeHse Gk0. MACKENZIE, agent. Ne $ eo.i.A,.
THE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPo9L
FORTSlGHTIY TO AND PROM LONDON DlHCE
Prom Pen "A and a, korh RSeE
TO QUEENSTOWN ARD LIVERPOOL;
CANADA. kDAI. June D. a. l1
HOLLAND BIGgs.......'.... " EDhksDAf yu9s 20
TO LONDON DIRECT: -.
EDNESDAY. July ?. N
THE QuEEH. ThonAH WEDAEsDAl June " a ~ u
CABIN e79 and 20 currency
PREPAID Sernge from LTeIp0 QutensiosI DIoo1 XIV
GasFou or London So currency.
E0T iUIibeI riornsu0s sppg A. iAe CSnpanJl
y " :. NJ lSI - Sa-.--e--
LIMITED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, and
- AUSTRALIAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LIEE.-Tbs sanshigs q
sYpouied a ron San FIaEesco fer SbNLEALASp
and AUSTRALIA, Hobolslu upOn
JUNE 70, OCT 3
JULY II, nov.
49, " X WEBB a ErthIrrer,o, ieyYors.
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DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
pIfT ROADS OF y J. DTvIsIOS-From Of DESBROssks
II .1e rom foot Of WEST PHILAbELPHlA
:, ace ,n1 s,3a a n I'm, Eoo 500 sSOs, 500 p ~
night FOI Phsasphi. via osmasn a and For BALTI,
WASHINGTON and THB WEST. Baltimore, st0
snds;1Osp D N For SOUTH 800 and sjo- 2, Pail
an Pas ears % Baltimore and Washington daily 800 ran
-fthst h,uae Por WEST PenhsylvanA hAilrOadsD
and O0 ana Pullman Palace Hiisehed TO The sS
n .nd run through Yerk Pittsburgh, Chicago and Louis
% .ifhout change Pullman Palace attached 20 the 6os
, ard ub through Rttsbnh Cincinnati, LSusve sBa ST.
Iu .bout ehAnge Pullman Palace attached 70 The 80
n aso ran through EewTSt Pittsburgh Fon Wsyn and
h1To u,hoHt Tickets for foot of Desbrsess Loot
of 81 Broadway 'Daily Takes e6ec jane III
A i CAssArT Geu'i Manager p ". JACKSON, Genl sept
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

TIE periortr Of description he Var shcn afbedh'
THE DAILY NEWS IS everywhere acknowledged Therefore, s eo
eou with commentary. and the connected eEposoa Of 'hs
events Of the war produced mas. be pronoahcei The
highest degree useful The Cospoaden Of riB DAILY hE"s
s1eeed those Of al Osraas pOnpde opoasnes and
accuracy" - - -. 81. ., e. - -
DaT OF he Beezel Rreut PaTs which he following
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

The missing etters Of the Besegcd Resident way no
20 those hst have contemporary
style ei wiring ta reminds u Mf Berual Osborbe
tahng-a style Psraas and tie siege heussFe
with singular felicity. He the art Of putting place oess
Aoas a uOvel way generally telling, and oheH strsiag'
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5unrmfr Retreats


CURF HOTEL, Fire Island Beach,
- is NOW OPEN.
through tickets and bsr checked 70 Hotel bv
from Roosevelt Esv-YorE Tie place
sicpsd fever obtain relief The SEA
BATHING the best IN the United sistss-
ps s sAMNns, Proprietor
GUNNER BOARD, from July 70 September
C with large comfortable psr1a location Agp Al TIE
De Gsno Rhn5becE y T., OF by letter 70 JAMES De
GARAO. s.ne address
TNHE QUEEN of SEASIDE RESORTS =
Il WATCH HILL POINT, K. l., sioungtOn, Coun-Tbe
PLPTON HOUSE Reoened seventh The Isl Of
bathing
al shore unsurpassed For normaon
circulars Ge address a. s PLiAPTOS Co westerly R L
THOMPSON's ATLANTIC PAVILION, High
Il lands Of Nevernk " J. This fne shady
guests Fine surf nvei bahug
boating and bshng Sc address JOSEPH THOMPSON Peor
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, Vt
Rev J.. NEWMAN D. Prop. Open on May sPeSsl TAies
10 fan Lies aud seIsoH bosrdsrs
NAUMBEK HOUSE, Jefferson, n H.
w This Summer sey by The undersigned
ar 20 and Teegphs ~ Port
land Me- sused MI starr Kag nc commands magnificent
grandeur Catarrhal complaints and haT fever mmekey
relieved Western Onion telegraph ofst Mr. H. Phs
the The Stages connect a.
n. e. only miles With Bosn trains and after JAY
HsTkumbesne (rand Trunk
Jefferson r. H. W P. MERRILL. PropnetoL
JsssTOn. n. H., Nay II lg2
XVACCABUC HOUSE, Lake Waccabuc,
w Go6-Bt Bridge Wes'cAeEe County Y VII oJen June 2L
NJ R. MEAD Propnesor.
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CouHtrp proPertp 10 Eet.

GcuHtrp proPertr 10 Eet.
A FINE HOUSE to RENT-FOr the season
n hioey furnished; an improvements hcAs neghbor
hood al Elizabeth, \. J. Also unfinished cheap
}. e. FREEMAN lo2 Broadway.
EOR RENT for the Season, at Yonkers, fur
uished HOUSE WITH tao soe GROUND aIge q9a5tie&s & o.
Immediate possession Apply u CHAS J. PJsE1f - Broad
v1y, Y. OrgAMEs YOUMANs, fonkers
TINO LET or FOR SALE, cheap-A large,
rood HOUSE land fruit and ardeu paated 10
rninus wooawn Depot the Harlem Railroad Inquire
al Broadway, Long Island Insurance Once
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SAMUEL BROTHERS 80 LUDGATE HILL, LONDON,
OUTFITTERs


nsS
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LLrsrRLrEp LONpOY ~.

The Diary Bsre-l Resilient IN Tas VII certainly form
one Of the most reuarEsbs ePse lis
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THE DEuTscHE zETUSG CBERLH).

az the most important AMI aecaase contribution to be hi''op d
wal y yeg seea-"
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TVE BRITISU orARTgRLY REvTEW

The personal element these ees uBgus'uoDAhy hs
VII gave their charm certain that The sespcabs @
unworthy Of which the Besege The chioHieisr
have 70 be taken ato uuthi the ss
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SOtTH SIDE X. r. OF L. l

SouTH SIDE r. K. OF L. l.
JUNRL 1871
RUNNING TO AND ALONG ROCKAWAI BEACH
Prom Roosevelt and Gra0dsL Ferres, " T.
Mail for PAiebogae boat 70 Fire Island
M m.-AreooIamoaAuoa 10 lniip.
au.-AecommOdEaon for Roekauaf and BssFioa
3.1o D m-EKVress for Patebogue beat 70 Pre- Island
. m-kIpres ies hsrriek sDd kockauay.
n-Aeeommedatsn " Pafchogne.
sfN q m-AcromtsodatioA 70 BA6You-
a.m D m--Ace0Dnedanoa " MsTrck
sh3 % eoant ai Valley stream Tor Hampstead
~" ~ {. W DOUGLAS supsnssssSssL
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6oaro ano Rooms.
6otels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse
~ Occupying sqaae ron Worcester 70 SpnBgsset Bossa B.
?. RoGkRS Proprietor.
CTURTEVANTH TH0USE-American plan, 50 so
- per great hoe center Broadway I'm and lshL seEsos
al modern improvements. LkNls GbO. LELAND Proprh
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAIIRo AD -Commeneing MONDAY, JUNE ~, IsTL
T1rousb tra rs slu leave Grand Central Depot
400 n Chicago and Montreal EIpre With drawing room ears
through % watetown Rochester. and ST AlbAns -
Iopo Special Chicago Express With dravBgFoOm 70 Buffalo
and Eisgarn Fsls.
II 20 a m Nor,hern and Western ExrreeL
400 a Mostr,s Express seepHgeas IRON View TOTk 20 ST.
800 ETpf,rs dsv sleeping for WATERFOWL ogdeDs
bsTg AID CxnAnaagn2 -
anna Psesc Rrpr,ss Nth seepngea- Tor Rochester Bueao
and yisxafs Chicago both L. s. and NJ G.
PAIL o sundava
.nn FTure.s With ngears for TTOy and ALBANY.
row lTGA-Ths SPECIAL DAy Trans VIII be resumed
an s.tur., leave New orb al T. and go
reaching r. kESDRrcK General Passenger Agent
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NEW YORK TIHBs.
NEW YORK NATION

This collection Of letters valuable contribution 10 TIE hsior
this memorable struggle"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
NEw-YORK AND,mo, m,SSEW-HAvEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y, l87L
TRAINs LEAVE Ngw.YORE

PuaSsy n NevYok Of Twenty sventht and
Pou1hsye. Enrrsnce on Twenty seTssfhsL
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TIE KEsTNINsTER REv1Ew.

Earlier and fuller Information other papsr Las gwen
the war hGs appeared N TIE DAILY NEWS"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

"The Beseged Rsieat kseassa.eI msn Of The World,
lively sometimes whimsical hgmor and feeansasY reporter
Of the incidents beard ai lie entertaining s0tbo
tie l2s broastt lorth'
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rHF RrRMIYGHAN POST.
ILLUSTRATED TINES.

"The stride which THE DAILY NEWS has asen
during displaying suddenly brilliant supremacy over h eons'n
porarss has naturally excited curiosity and admiration"
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Gitn l1roperip TO fet.

A FINE STORE. corner Broadway and Thirty
~ n Junction SIKH ave- % LEASE-SutAbe foT bakerv, haT
isg clothing dy soOas shoe store any coed business
WA- Il kAlNOR
s. Pnen.
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NARRAGAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ PALL RIVER LIXR
SUNDAY BOAT TO AND FRoA BOSTON ON JuHB 70, -
.ss gULI T. II, ~ and a. ssvss ha 30, n n, 81 sls -
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nTo CRITICS. hess letters mueriloasi their marvellous shhy and
wonderful accuracy uBveray ickaovei 1Aey appeared
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

PrbsbIy no accounts capA amply ssushed s
modern picturesque The deSagGoa Of the battle of
page Of Tat and ior s~a 'ndn'
might BY Of Thacyidess nsrrlTe Of The pagae
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pprrrsu orAprRRLY RErIEN.

"Tbe eIcenenc, Of THE DAILY Sgws sOrsonaeaos hs BE-
matter Of common nOtone,y and general confession"
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RRIsTOL and PROVIDENCE.

70. A q SIMMONS Capt B. N. SIMMONS
~ -, - Yas "a T.ua.on Mdceboo Pymoath. New Bed
u Asrhat ssd all poois toe soah SHORE
- o. cd Rs,l~aF A.o oagh fraHlngnsn, Feh
buE Lowell Cosooi Esstsa hADcteer Lavnes ffmoun TIE
WHTE MOUNTAINS Pf0nensde eonesrs
,..s b. Hs sug bae4a For uekes
rs spyly Brosewsy szs bEoad.., corner spnog
eotef Dodd EIpfes Ohoe ~ bfosdvsT
sbc sOsarLs Btookiyu. a. he anes On ths Per
A. p BACON. SapsnHieDdenL
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TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c-Fare,
81 Is Steamers leave Peksbp for NesHayn At ji3 and ii
D. m. connecting with lbe railroad
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-28
The Democrats and Mr.. GreeIey

The following remarks form part of an
editorial in the New York World Of Aug. 22ss
They sufficiently set forth what the Democrats
expect from Horace Greeley What pretense
Republicans can have for persuading them
selves that Greeley will be Republican
President, in the face of such declarations
as the following, We leave our readers to de-
termine:
The advantages which may reasonably be
expected from the success OF the Baltimore
ticket are obvious. None but the willfullv
blind or preverse can fail to see them. True,
we shall elect a Republican President: but
we should also have Republican President
if Grant were reelected. But even in this
narrow view, it would not be an even thing
whether Greeley or Grant is the President.
No President IS i1sdepeHdeHt Of the political
organisation to lChich he olCes his election.
The Democratic party will hare a control oUer
Mr.. Greeley lchich II could MT erert oUer Gen.
Grant. We belieUe that M. Greeleu LciU ifs
good faith recognise his obligations TO The Dem
ocratic Party. He is pledged to liberal, gen
erous treatment of the South he loathes the
rascally carpet-bag Governments; he ,CiH be
neutral on The tTee-tTGde question and If we
act in good faith in accepting the new Con-
stitutiOnal amendments, we cannot conceive
of any important differences that can arise
between him and his Democratic supporters
/ HIS Cabinet tGiU necessarily contain a large
proportion of Democratic advisers Democrats
iUIh be appointed 10 foreign missions and Con-
suishiys, and TO subordinate administrative
Offices at home; none of t0hich advantages
could be expected from The reelection of Grant
There are still other advantages which
will accompany Mr.. Greeley's election. In
electing him we shall elect a Democratic ma
jority Of the House Of Representatives. In
electing him We shall regain control of ma
{ iority of the State Governments, and replace
many OF the present Republican Senator's tcitI
Democrats. Whereas, on the other hand, il
Grant is reelected, there will be Republi
can House; the Republicans will hold theil
overwhelming ascendency in the Senate
they will retain majority Of the State Gov
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-28

HOwE's CIRCUS & MESAGERIE- No class OF
musements is more popular than a cir Gus and men
agerie They please alike the wis c and simple, the
ich the poor the refined and the million. There is
rcharm about the ring which Is irresistible and the
aroma Of the sawdustis a grateful to the popular
s5nse as the perfome from Araby the best. We
presume that the announcement that Howes cele-
bra'ed London Circus and sangeg's no Hess cele-
brated British Menagere and collection Ottrained
wild beasts is to be IN Montpelier the 5ist VIII be
good news to most of our readers. This establish
meut takes q foremos, rank among exhibitions OF 1T
class as well for the general excellence which mark
all its departments as for the unusual brilliancy
and extent Of lie gratuitous street display which IS
said to excel any smar attempt heretofore made.
The muIu-colorcd posters, pictorial sheets and
mammoth show bills which cover eveIy dead wall
in town, and the One Autographs which obt'dde
themselves ON our notice from the shop windows,
as wei as the attractive advertisement IN another
column, have made everybody acquainted with the
tidiugs Of It's coming and we have no doubt that
the crowds which WIZ attend The circus, VIZ be
large and collective.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-28

BARRR.-The Grant and Wilson Club oil
Barre were addressed lest evening by. Judge
Adds, who spoke nearly two hours in a clear
calm, and convincing argument in favor OF
the election of Gen. Grant. The value OF
the speech consisted in it's appeal to the
reasoning intelligence CT the audience, rath-
er than in any attempt to excite prejudices
or deal in invective. Mr.. Willard spoke
about half an hour after the close of Judge
A dis remarks. The Village Hall was crowd
ed and the audience paid close attenti on to
the speakers.
THE COALITION are to have meetings in this
county this week to revive the tagging ener-
gies of the party. Hon. David E. Nicholson
of Rutland, spoke at Marshfeld, last night,
and is to speak at Barre to night. ION Sat
urday there is to be, we understand, Lib
eral demonstration in Montpelier ,iand Gen.
Fitzpatrick is expected.
THE REPUBLICANS of Rutland county have
nominated Col. W. G. Veasey of Rutland,
for Senator, in place of Hon. NJ. G. Everts,
first put upon the ticket, and Hon. Hiel
HOLSTER of Pawlet, in place of Hon. p. W.
Hyde, as one of the Judges. We understand
hat both Mr.. Everts and Mr.. Hyde declared
their purpose to vote for Grant, but the con-
yention concluded, notwithstanding, to take
heir names off from the ticket.
The Republican County Convention and
mass meeting at North Hero on Saturday was
a lorr,a and opthuaiastip catherine over 500
persons being in attendance. Addresses
were made by Senator Elmunds and Col.
Charles Il. Joyce. Hon. Asa Reynolds, Of
Alburgh was nominated fer Senator, and that
veteran and Influential Democrat, Hon. Giles
Harrington, Of Alburgh, for States Attorney.
Mr. Harrington cannot swallow Greeley and
therefore supports Grant.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-28

TRICMrHASI TOR TWENTY AEARs.-MOre
than twenty years ago the MUsTANG LININENr
made its debut in the West. Its cures OF the
W rious external diseases OF horses and cattle,
astonished the planters and farmers Of the
NJ issIssippi and Ohio Valleys, and a demand
for it sprung up which necessitated its man
ufacture on an extensive scale. . JJn the
discovery WAS made that It was grand
specific tor rheumatism, govt, neuralgia, car
ache, toothache, and O.hcr external ailments
of mankind Then it was tried as healing
pain killing application, in cases of outward
injury. such as cuts, bruises, burns, sIasms
sc, and was found equally seryIceable. The
tame Of the new remedy Tor some of the most
painful ills that atflct mankind and the lower
animals spread rapidly, and MUsrANG LININENT
soon took rank in every State and Terrlto-y
Of the Union as q STANDARD CURE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-28

In LunenburEh- August ma, CLARA MATILDA,
autshter OF Judson &. and OryillI X W ebster,
aged months and n days.
In II. JOhnsbury, July 3lst, oicou-ump ion, MIR
WILLIAM LYNN, aged % years.
In Barre, August 6th, Mrs. ELIZA b. TUCKER,
aged 20 years.
In BroosGeld, July Sth FRANKIE IL August
lIth, JESSIE T., son and daughter OF James and
Alma ROuhau.
suffer little children % come unto me for of
such y the kingdom of heaven"
In WilliamStown, August 18th, HELEN, wife OF
Mr.. II. +. W. Little of Manchester, y. H.. and
daughter Of Alvin and Orinda Flint, aged 3t
years, months and = days.
In Mount Auburn, Mass, August 22d, EDDIE
youngest child Of Edward and Juha Stafford, ged
year and months.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-28
DESCRIPTION Oh LANDS.

Acres. Tax.
Na.IlIu Ia range, original RIGHT Of sam
uel Biodeeu. supposed owner James 80. .,, 81,
pari ~ I'll Na.e.,u Sd range. original
right Of samuel weuivorth. supposed
owner Joseph W. Small. l"a co .
/ of West B uumcer lu 6th range original
right oi Marnn Phelps, and 3 OF - acre
of East part No in sth range original
right Of Nathsniel Phelps, Dr.. supposed
ewuer j. q. Covet's Estate, IF " t'
Part 81 Lot No sin S:h range, original right
OF Joseph PncHsou- supposed owner J.
q. Coyey's Estate. Do ;"
No.t in "a range. original right Of Jehn
Holden, supposed owner ThurSto" & MOT H..
A lof formerly belonging Go Somerset, mum
her and range unknown, supposed owner ,
No. 40 IN n diIIsioa. original rghr of Rums
woodbridge, supposed owner samuel -
BlandOu's Estate. p y
I. Ne 10 an an range, original ngh ~
Charles Clapps supposed owner Nl'n 90.
i No. , in ata range, original right Of Ma
thaniel Phelps, supposed owner H.
PART NJ. 10 In am range. original right Of
Charles Clapp, supposed owner Joseph
Part ~. > IN I'm range, original lisht ct
Eleazsr Hinom, supposed owner fr'ut = t ii, =,
+. No. 10 in 9TH range, original right 81
Oliver Lyman, supposed owner J. NJ ,o,
Part IT. Of GOVERNOR right, supposed owner
/ David sumner. 20 81 81
| joel Lee. supposed owner, Henry T.
= No. . in 5th range original right Of 10
/ seph Pincheon, supposed owner Henry
T. PAYNE loo 90
j, No 10 in oh range, original right OF
samuel 'Odgett, supposed owner henry
Z. PAYNE. iVo : ~
!; No % in 81 division, orIgi nal right of
/ first settled Minister, supposed owner
Henry Z. Payne. 20 j %
y No. - in Sd diVisiCn. original right OF
Joel I es supposed owner Henry L. Payne, -
Part NJ 10 in 9 III range, original right OF
Richard Stanner, supposed owner WI
W. Underwood, 10 - %
Part No. 10 in 9TH range, original night OF
Joel Lee, supposed owner Wn.W. un
deTwood :" %
= No 9 in 5th range, original night o.
Joseph Piueheon supposed owner VIM
w. Underwood, iuo %
J.. No. 10 in 5th range, original risnt OF
Samuel Blodgett, supposed owner Nm
W Und erwCod, iV3 : W
4. No. % ia 81 division. Original fghl OF
first settled minister, supposed owner
: Wm. w. Underwood, ~ %
: = No. % in Sd division, org mai nsht OF
Joel Lee, supposed Ow ner " m W " -
derwood, a., - "
South Part No. ; ia let range, ofisIhai
I right of Josiah Bower, and south East
nan No 3 in 81 range, original right Of
a Daniel Lee supposed owner Lucy trout tlS y
1 PartN 9 in 6ih range, original right of
James Hill, supposed oTner ChaTles ray > %
I No IS in 81 division, original right OF
/ Nathaniel Phe lps supposed owner Charles
I, Fay .. :" ) -
= Part No 3 in 9th range orginal rghl OF
spencer Phelps, supposed owner Far
roster & Buck, y g
9Th day of August A D. 1871
| T3sw3 =. II. WILLS Collector.