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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-26

President Grant has issued a proclima-
ton abolishng the discriminating duties
heretofore levied upon merchandise inn
ported into the United States in French
vessels.
Gen. Schoheld has issued an order rol
the execution OF the condemned Modocs at
Fort klamath, Or, on the 81 of October.
Gen. Banks is going to lecture on "Will
il Endure?" being review of the dangers
that threaten the republic.
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MdrrtdNfs.

HoLDEN-WHITAKER-In West Brattleboro, 22d
inst, by Rev O. II. Merrill, Vim. W. Holden Of New
fame and Miss Sylvia s. Whitaker of West Bratteboro
ST0CKWELL-CROwNING - In Brattle-
boro, Sept 49, by william s. Newton, Esq, Horace
stockwell of Brattleboro and Mary Ann Drowning
shield of Guilford
DORAND-ROGERS-I Grafton, Sept 10, by Rev
Z. j. Ward, Peter Dorand and Clara L. Rogers, both
Of Rockingham.
HALE-LYMAN-In Keene, H., Sept II, by Rev.
]. A. Leach. Edward L. Hale of Hinsdale and Laura
NJ Lyman of Northfeld Mass.
MILLER-KIDDER-In Yokohama, Japan, July TO-
1873 by Rev DIR S. r. Brown, in the presence of the
American consul Rev Edward Rothesay Miller Of the
Presbyterian mission, and Mary +. Kidder, daughte
Of John L. Kidder Of Amherst, Mass
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At q special meeting of Fountain Engine, No. 4
held at their hall Saturday, Sept 40 the company vo
ed to extend their thanks TO Hydropath Engine Co.
No. 3, and Western, No. l. for the Offer of their
chimes TO muster day also to c. r. Briggs fol
services, and to Messrs. Harmon and Crosby for fur
nshing music, and to the volunteers and all who as
sisted them at the late muster
HUGH II. HACKLEY, Clerk.
Brattloboro Sent "a
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VALUABLE
PROPERTY FOR SALB /!
THE BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD AND FARM, RE-
GENTLY OCCUPIED BY ESEK ATWOOD, ESQ,
NOW DECEASED, AND FORMERLY KNOWN
AS THE 'RANNEY PLACE" IS OFFERED
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

rJNHIS property is situated the pleasant village
i Of Bratteboro, w. and ia but half mile distant
from Churches, Schools, p. o. &c. 1t consists Of a
commodious House. recently and thoroughly repaired;
good Barn, and other outbuildngs; and farm Of
about nifty acres Of land, well watered and stocked
with a variety Of trees for fruit and shade.
Near the luse are two Mineral Springs, which,
cording TO analysis made by Professor Cassel Of
most of the celebrated medicinal springs in the
try. To persons living In the city, and to those who
wish to keep Summer boarders, this is good oppor
tunity for Investment.
For further information, inquire Of DIR. ]. II.
STEDMAN, West Brattleboro' or OF A. II. PORTER,
Esq, 95 Wall Street, New York. tf29
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,TATE OLE VERMONT, Marlboro SIS

~ The Probate Court for said District:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of
NATHANIEL II. WHITNEY, late Of Marlboro,
in said District, deceased, Greeting:
You hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance of the account Of
WM. W. LYnDE AND HARRIET NJ. WHITNEY,
Executors of the last viii Of said deceased, and
decree distribution thereof to the persons entitled at
the session thereof to be held at the Probate Office in
Bratteboro the last Saturday of September, AID.
1879 when md where you may be heard in the pre-
ises, II you see cause.
ASA KEYES, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO,

~ IS. The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JOHN
LYNDE, late of Guilford, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas, G. C. LYNDE, Executor Of the VIII
Of said deceased, has made application in writing
to this Court setting forth that will be beneficial -
the heirs and all persons interested in said Estate to
sell the whole of the Real Estate Of said deceased and
praying for license to sell the same accordingly and
has filed in this Court the consent and appreciation OF
all the heirs Of said deceased residing in this State to
such ae;-You are hereby notified that this Court
will decide upon said application at the session thereof
to be held at the Probate Office in Brateboro in said
District, on the last Saturday Of September A. d.
1873, when and where you may be heard in the prem
ises, if you cause. ASA KEYES, Register.
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A Gard.

MRS. J. +. WILLARD viii! please accept my sincere
thanks for the very beautiful bouquet presented me
the occasion Of the late hremens muster, satur-
day, Sept 20, 1878. @. r. BRIGGS.
Brattleboro, Sept. "a
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Sept. 4, 1879
CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO.

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO,
~ So. The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of CLARK
wORDEN, late of Marlboro in said District, deceas-
ed, Greeting:
Whereas, JOHN J. wORDEN, Administrator upon
said Estate, has made application in writing to this
Court setting forth that the amount of debts due from
sd deceased is 1882 &C that there personal prop
ery and praying for license to sell Real Estate for the
hereby notified that this Court will decide upon said
application at the session thereof to be held at the
Probate Office in Brattleboro, in said District, the
last Saturday of September, AID 1873 when and where
you may be heard in the premises If you cause.
ASA KEYES. REGISTER.
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DfdtHR.

sMITH-In West Halifax, Sept 10, Abigail Smith,
formerly of Marlboro, aged 10.
HUBER-In Halifax, Sept IA, very suddenly Of heart
disease, Louisa s. Huber, aged II years.
CLARK-In Halifax, Sept 49, DR. Ebenezer NJ Clark,
aged II.
PHELPs-In Northfeld Mass, Sept %, Miss Alice
Phelps, aged II.
DUNKLEE-In Mcpherson, Kansas, Sept 16, Of ty-
phoid fever, Jonathan o. aged 81 years. of Jona-
than Dunklee of this town.
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Births.

DUsH-In Brookline, Sept II, son to Mary and
Wright Bush.
wELLMAN-In Drookline. Sept 81, son to Bert
rand and Leavitt Wellmhn.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF

CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF
~ Westminster S. The Probate Court in and for
said District
To all persons interested in the Estate of LUCIUS NJ
BARNARD, late of Jamaica, in said District deceased
Greeting
You are hereby notified that PHILA BARNARD
Administrative of said Estate proposes to render her
administration account and apply for assignment
and distribution of said estate at special session Of
said Court to be held ct the Probate Office in Town
shend in said District, the last Saturday of Sep
decide upon the allowance Of said account and order
distribution of said estate.
C. B. EDDY, Register.
Sent. 4. 1873
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
JONATHAN HORIZONS ESTATE.

JONATHAN HORIZONS ESTATE.
We, the subscribers, being duly appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Marlboro, Com
mssoners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of alpersons against the Estate of JON
ATTAIN HORTON late of Bratteboro, in said District,
deceased represented insolven and the term of six
months from the 3Oth day of August 1873 being al
lowed by said Court to the creditors of said de-
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us: Give notice. that we will attend to the du-
ties of Of appointment at the store Of William S.
Newton, in Brattleboro, in said District, on the 3Oth
of September inst and the Gath of February next
from two until four O'Clock in the afternoon, each
Of said days.
WILLIAM S. NEWTON, |
W. NJ CHAMBERLAIN, ! Commissioners.
BrattebOro, Sept. G, 1873. 81
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ron SALE OR TO LET,
THE CARRIAGE FACTORY

LNORMERLY occupied by s. +. BoYLSTON, for
IL manufacturing Children's Carriages, situated at
Green River, Vt. Good buildings with Thrty-Horse
Water Power Blacksmith's Shop, Dry House, latest
improvement for getting up steam, good steam Box,
&C. Terms made easy For further information in
qure of =. n Il. BOYLSTON,
tf28 100 william st., New York.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO,

n ga. The PrODate COURT Tor bald Dlstflct.
To all persons Interested in the Estate of JOSEPH
CLARK, late of Brattleboro deceased, Greeting:
You hereby notified that ills Court will decide
upon the application of Elizabeth A. Clark widow
of said deceased for the Assignment Of Personal
Property from said Estate ut the session thereof to be
held at the Probate ONCE in Brateboro on the last
Saturday of September, A. D. 1873, when and where
you may be heard in the premises, II you cause.
ASA KEYES Register
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STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, S S.

CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, S s..
~ The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of
KEITH WHITE late of Brattleboro, deceased, Greet
ing:
Whereas, ELIZABETH II. WHITE, Administrative
upon said Estate, has made application in writing to
this Court, setting forth that will be beneficial to the
heirs and all persons interested in said Estate to sell
that part Of the Real Estate of said deceased
situated in Marlboro, in said district, and
praying for license to sell the accordingly, and
has filed in this Court the consent and appreciation Of
all the heirs Of said deceased residing in this State 90
such sale:-You hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon said application at the session thereof to
be held at the Probate Office in Brattleboro in said
District, on the last Saturday Of September, A. d.
1873 when and where you may be heard In the prem
Uses, II you see cause. ASA KEYES, Register
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NOTICE.
rNIIE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTI-
Il ned that CHARLES S. PERRY heretofore doing
business OF Rythers ArCade Bratleboro East Village,
is longer my Agent and that all money due
tracts made by him In said business must be paid to
the undersigned, and not to the said Perry.
CHAS. s. PR0UTY.
Drattleboro, Aug %, 1873 az
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!

The subscribers offer for sale very desirable Build
ing Lots on FOREST SQUARE. The location is one
of the best in village, being near Western Avenue
and having streets and avenues connecting it perma-
nently laid out.
Terms reasonable
96eop4t CT. THOMPSON 4 co.
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ReaI Estate.
Farm For Sale.

uated in the north part Of the town Of Bratteboro
= miles from the village and containing SO Acres,
well watered, with nice young Orchard Of Fall and
Winter Frui wood, Oak and Ash limb 10 tarly pay
for the farm house need repairs; good barn
62x28 and sheds all in good repair. Tho farm ia in
good state Of cultivation and the land is good for to-
bacco an all other crops; good Sugar Orchard. VIII
sell In lots or together, as desired.
Inquire Of y. A, CONVEY, on the premises.
Brattleboro, Sept. TO- 1873 37tf
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Fire IN ShebOygan!
Round House Burned.
Three LO(O|IaTITES DENTnoIEA.
600 Coz. Chairs Consume
LOSS A80EE SSj 600.

Wednesdays mail brought IN Extra j.
sued by the Sheboygan Tones, from which
we CLEAN the following part'c 'culars:
About four o'clock Tuesday morning,
fire broke out in OF near the roof Of the
round house OF the Shcbovgqn & Fond
du Lac Railroad in Sheboygan. and in ten
minutes envelopcd the whole building, and
communicated to the wood and machine
shops adjoining, all Of which were con-
sumcd with their contents. The buildings
were so far gone when discovered, that
when The engines arrived it was too late
to save them, it being all they coull do to
prevent the ShcL"ygan Manufacturing Cos
factory from burning.
In the round house were the engines
Sheboygan, Calvary AMI Princeton. all Of
them are complete wreck. The Ripon
stood ON the track .ust in front of the
house, Llt was hauled away by hand
The loss to the Railroad Company is about
s15, 600, no insurance
The store house of the Chair Factory
was within 20 feet of the round house, and
Of course was soon in flames. 1t was a
wood building and contained 500 or
COO dozen chairs ready for shipment Only
about 20 dozen were saved. Loss about
$4,000. Insured fCf |, 600.
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description? Are men bJua1 in 50 horrible
trades union. determined to thrust wo-
mcn from m led at;cn lance on their own
sex b. s.,cl m m.lnS, those wi5m YOU will
fancy calm, to tro.s yoar wives AMI daush-
;crs, gentlemen?
In the recent lcfeat of tic W0manhooi
SsfTraEo b.H in tie Mlssacaltet:s House
10 one thing was So u1t;e liable rs the boor-
i.hness Of the opposition. Nothing was
30 -.aifcan: IS .h2 valSarity Of tie rtsis
tent force of aryIm 2a:. Msa AMI wam:n
old in the rol-I cx? sr.tae1 Of strugg' ing
for an unpo2Ilat ttJ.h, co floss themselves
astonishei at the character IF the remarks
which this discussion cll!ei OFT. they
sLo: b,ush over the cA.,k Of every lady
in the rolm, and they we've meant to. If
nothing else Will serve the pnrpose one re-
sort IS left, Man can restrain women
from given course of conduct by
an insult, when bolts anl bars would fail
him.
\ certain class of m3n, grown so con-
siderable As 10 be no lor er cxcnipt from
the notice 70 which is general character
does not catt'e it, is prepared, in the teeth
Of the present contest, 70 wound the finer
nature &C wom,n, even a: so brutal cost
as this
l. en- only require tha. woman under
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IN PROBATE, MANITgWOC COUNTY
L COURT. In the matter Of the Estate Of
Anton So.atny deceased. On reading and
fling the petition Of Elisabeth Eckart Of
Gibson. representing among other things
that An;on-Nosatny late of Mi-hicott, on
the eighteenth day OF September, 4. b.,
1872. atlfishico,t, diei iatestntc, leaving
goods chattcls and estate within this State
and that the said petitioner is widow Of said
deceased, ,aal praying that administration Of
said estate be to Charles Kg-ert, granted. it
is ordered that said petition be heard before
the judge Of This court, on Monday, the nine
tccntl day ef May. 4. NJ, at III ce in
sail county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be
given TO the heirs Of said deceased, AID to
aii persons interested, sy publishing copy
Of this order for three successive weeks prior
TO said day Of hearing. n the Manitowoc Pi.
lot, weekly newspaper published a Ma2i
toyoc, "a s4ii county
", ", WALDO, County Judge.
Dated Msl.:yEoc. tie 10th day O. ! phi
A. d 1878.
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Bhe 2 . 81 & a.s:- ood-hnExniupIe CT
Ec-son E..SiIy.
BY ELLzAEErn sIrANT ruEtre.

By ELIZABETH STUART ruEArs.
From t'e indie, cndeut
:: 5 the Ggita"on consequent upon tie
emancipation OF women wears ilto its
more irritating stages, wsth the slow, sure
tightening tension of all genuine reforms,
wc are lei to observe two things in con
nection with II.
L. 1t has Developed new and severe
trials Of those clements in masculine IA
tnrc which We lave been accustomed 10
call chivalrv: AMI. :, masculine nlturc
has n"-, 80 far, vCrr ir.lit.l!y stood lie
t,st,
Man is strong. Womsn Is weak. Man
+. cross-.raiucI anal rough. Woman is
fine and Iure. We reference her. She
cunob,cs him. lie protects Lcr. Size
Leans; nu Inn. IL sc.na.., her. She de-
mend. ~, lin. lie Ives for lrr. She
I've, rl,rg,.rh him. Sb, ,,igr, life to :,
rorrn an his rra<.,-. s,n.. II, Ic,.j,,s l5r,.
or Il, ;harn, ia her ,l..i. rs..., u-t..re. Tie
erred j. rs Oh q, t3.r Gr-. tournament
and - mi-r s. Is TIE Eaaul u. lc.
For:n ,,a.e ;o ,.!ac No aayc h,arl /.
N !t.rr.d threat: s.-,tav In yaur sI.herc,
att! -, .a'. r IT, he fl.t.. /. ave it. an
y"l ,Hu,' ,ea all. y..1 she'll sr.. .i"aI yaat
.."rS:"-- aat Sc Wi IL oar i.:> to you
tuu,, 5G. !.aaer.. a.l ~ viii shawl yy,.
=
s'al ,t#f.i m the ears. Prrar,I-auJ Won
carry yaur own buul!cs. Rival us il
traI,--aa., 81 may .c5 over Il nvI pua-
de - ba-t you can.
Enne,: zonlcu have SAIL We can af
ford to hell 0rr own umbrellas If We na7
receive cylal wages for equal services with
yal when reed 10 support 4 groW irr
family and a sick husband by our ulAi.,cli
names. We can bear to take the outer
cdsc Of the sidewalk if we can purchase bv
tl.at gacriiice the i.ht 70 oay own children.
Earnest men have said All that is
;rorh saving in the faith VII. be saved, a;
all cyents The g,a1UHe respect felt by
s0.ajHe manhood fer essential womunhood
rests upon Deeper foundations than any
"A'e" '''' reform can shake The larger
Clements OF 1t can never Sip through the
sieve Of these tfoubioas times. Men will
at last, exhibit to weak woman the
same consI ierations winch they exhibit
ior weak man. SIC asks 30 more They
VIII be sure to entertain toward a strong
woman 'he same generous instinct OF god
comr'icshiP winch they entertain toward
: ''''''e man. '"o N'i' "'''l' Ho'Ai"S
- - s''o '','' % '"' s'''', :
''" - '''P''' - o"' ''i'es, suspect i
- = o,'' go ~ : : =, 10y '''s'''''
'''o''7 - '''' -, "'' : : '''''
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STATE or WIsCoSsIS PROBATE OFFICE
Co. oF MANIrUwOC, ! Manitogoc Apr. 10.
"a

STATE or WIsCoSsISl PROBATE OFFICE
co. OF MANIrowoC, ! Manitogoc apr. 10.
\ u 1873.
In the matter Of the Proof aud Probate Of
the last vii. and Testament of Gmdcr
Ovcuscn deceased. late Of the Comfy OF
ManitowOc. WHEREAS. an iu.trgmcnt in
writing purpoptiug 10 be the last VIII and
Testament cf GHuder oyeusen deceased,
late Of thc County Of ManituwoC has been
filed in this Office md Whereas application
has hccs made by Christian o. ror"ison
praying that IN" same lie pr.vcn and admit
ted - Probate according 70 the laws Of tl-is
State: Therefore it il ordered that said
application be heard before me at the Pro-
bate Office Ill the City Of Manitaroc in said
County, on l2th day Of May a u. 1878 at
10 O'Clock A. ~. And it Is further orIcrc, /
that notice shall be given to al persons in
tcrcstcd III sIl viii, Of the time and place
of suid hearing ~ publication in .hc Mani
towoc PILOT. newspaper prlnied in said
City aul touRty for three s'iccc S~iyc weeks,
"f.-c each week. prior - the timc Of such
hearing BY the Court
v. y Waldo.
l436-3w CaUBty Judge
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IN PROBATE, MANITOWOC COUNTY
| COURT. In the matter of the estato Of
Franz Zech, Of Mecme. rcpreso nting among
other things that- Franz II isdorf late of
Mecme in said County. On the 22nd day Of
April a. D. 1873 at Ncemc died intcstatc,
leaving goods, chattels and estate within
this State and that said petitioner lis s4n-n-
law Of said deceased and praying that adj
minstration Of said estate he TO him granted,
it is ordered that said Tetitiou be heard be-
fore the Judge Of this Court Oh Moulay the
Goth day Of May \. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock
4. NJ ut my Office in said County
ORDERED FURTuER. thit notice thereof
lie given to tic heirs Of snii deceased, and
to all persns interested. by publishing a copy
Of this order for three successive weeks prior
10 saii lily of hearing. in the Mqnitowoa PHI
OF Weekly Newspaper luoisesi at A,.ni:o
wee in saii Coun y.
W ". WALDO CorSry judge
Dated The eGth day Of April \. y 1879.
l4-3S 4W
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enemy between Plymouth and Lake Su-
psrior.s 49,
Here. meantime, the multitude, weary
with excitement. bivouacked hsre ar3
there, as beds, lou.ges and floors were OBJ
tainable. Gradually, as the nj n: wancd
and morning began TO break, sleep settled
upon nR, and ''nary" an Indian appeared,
even in dreams. At O'Clock \. N. we
slxsnt home from va:shins by a sick child
all was still, save the chirping, chirping
crickets, and the water falling over the
mill dam.
Af.er The excitement was eyer,
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W V RI-cEgE, Of Memphis, sends to tie
Agpsai Of that city, over bis own signature,
the following narrative ofdomestic ataiction:
..Iftaere are those O! cur readers WHO DO
not believe in poison. just LEI them, if they
boys. bate che with dog, and let another
eat a handful of peach seed. ana II they 10
not have two Grst-cate funerals, thea they
VII. have better luck than l have had In
the winter Of 1868 deg bi, my then only
son, d in just about one year from that
time he died with hyIrol aobia, and on
YESTERDAY week my :, oon1 and only son. Jim,
ate his doable-handsful CT peach-se..ls. and
vas tscently baried At Elmwood yesterday.
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SAVE NOUI, ASHES.

Nh IL I. McJllnStef WISH
es to notify tie Citizens Of this
City and County. that he, hav
ing commenced the manufac-
tory If pcrlash and Saleratus,
viii pay the highest market
price In cash for al the ashes
made in this vac;nity, and viii,
within fur weeks, send around
and pick them up at your own
doors. Ashes are worth saving
care, howeve should be taken
that they are - secured as not
to set fires by rekindling. Save
your ashes and get Your money.
at your own door, 10 humbuo
g;ne; he must have ashes.
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AUSTRIA.
The CEoLEE

VIENNA, April 25-fwanty cases Of
sporadic cliolcra were ',rought te the hos
pital, yesterday, fTe Of which proved fatal.
An efor, IS being made to conceal the fact
Of i,s appearance in the c.:y.
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Fra-.,tln a.. ;.SaItow,r. II E-t5cn soften.
Prorg.s.a. ile irse trrk aad5 o.. rrceath
hclii nas oecn Efl.s5a-. o.. sz.rlcnt l. maxine
ii one OF tHc igTEsat FTDst flnrt..a uOteIs il
HaultO voc 4 good : .E'- - attf +. .r.. .uvciis.
with tuo Go1se, wu-:e stoc., VIII - .,= uro7ldri
ipr. lgIt;1
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INDIAH SCARE IN 1882.
A Grapic Account Of the Panic in She.
boygan County.

The wa"ie Population affrigbted
Through Three Counties-EsoW
They f.aificc E:ecounoite-cc, and
Finally slept in laiciuess iiI, Morn
Ing Hud'craI1s Fnri,fcp.s- zo. 900
People ia the Panic.
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SsbS,z ssssYfE.zs 49,.

Adam Roberts. BlacEsmlsl aAt WIE"1-'nakar
NhDD os tho cp-Gsr o. seventh IN NHiK st-.
SoitI side. A-rToyCc. Docs ali kinds o
lrCr WORK gooi and cEeep any otter esiab
liSHnen. III TIA cItg. 1856
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ID Er
cnEL wAR APPREuESDED.

tI4 II * Mt 4 = n ' UAN.
LoyDoN, April 2j.-Th2 .raycst appce-
Leasions are fe.t in the hishes. circles in
Paris, Of an immediate evil war. Mon
arcLists are determined to oast Presiien:
Theirs, at any cost.
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4sagE'l ESTEf.- Egn..E,,

Professor OF MuSc, ,etc VIII give lessons n Vocal ana
instrumental Nus IL the cItv .f - Ultrg.uc - :
NO k,Ho's. cs.ceucc on Eis.t g.. ra.. re
OUTt House. 81 q.