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BRUrAL AssAULT.-Mr. Joseph Morse
of Leicester, was made the subject Of a
brutal assault on the evening Of the Sd
inst which resulted 10 serious injury.
The circumstances are as follows Mr..
Morse had been to Middlebury, and was
on his way home. As he was passing
the house Of Mr.. Erwin Barker, in Leices.
ter, in the night, his attention was drawn
by two men who came out and as he
slackened the speed ofhis horse, they rush.
ed upon him, one Selling the horse BY the
head, while the other jumped into the
hind end of the wagon and seizing him BY
throwing one arm around his neck, com.
menced pounding him in the face with
the other, and by the severity ofthe blows
binding him. Soon he was pulled back
wards from his wagon or to the ground,
breaking his arm. While on the ground
the man jumped on him and pounded and
kicked him in II terrible manner, Alter
leaving him almost dead. the sconndrcl,
ran away. When he had sufficiently
come TO himself he managed to get home
Mr.. Morse was lrcky TO recognize tn,
men. who proved to be Miner Bronson
and his cousin. The case was laid befnrt
the grand jury of the county in session
last week. and a hill found against them
and also against Mr.. Baker for being N
accessory. Mr.. Morse ia a very highly
respected citizen and widely known il
this county. One Of the villains went Il
Q t0ws grand juror add complained 0
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Addison County.

Albert Perry, Panton, had his leg
broken one day last week, while wrcst.
ling, we are told.
Col. s.. n. Warren Of Orwell %
building a ine new house, one Of the best
in town.
Addison County Conference Of Con
gregational churches aud Ministers a,
Vergenncs to-day and tomorrow.
We are obliged to defer an interest.
ing account of the closing exercises ot
New Haven Academy, for want o
space. 1t will appear nex week.
-Messrs. Daniel and Joel Buell. o
Orwell have gone to California with 200
fine wooded sheep, nearly all Of which
they raised themselves.
One Of the finest dwellings in Ad
Olson is now in process Of erection b.
Mr.. U. w. Reed, on the site Ct his for
mer residence.
There was "A dance at Lake Dunmor
House last Thursday e%veuing. The part,
was large aud select, aud all enjoyed |
immensely. 1t was the opening of tn
season.
Tho Burlington district preacher
meeting will be held ia tho Methods
church at Fair Haven, June l7ih an,
18th. Rev. Mr.. Mseker will preach tn
opening SERMON
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Providence reioices over the disap-
pearance of smallpox from lis limits.
An Ohio paper proposes as n substi-
ute for jury trials the appointment OF
4 estate Flipper." who shall decide
cases by tossing up n copper.
A horse chestnut tree in New Haven
blossoms alternately on the north and
south sides from year to year, but once
in seven years blooms OH both sides.
A Minnesota farmer lost II gimlet
three years ago. The other day he cui
down II tree and found in it Il tlircc-
quarter inch auger. SO much for put
ting u thing ont ut interest.
1t seems to lie true that joaquin Mil
Ter nee lived among the Modocs with
an Indian girl for his wife. So there is
IA good deal 10 he said in excuse for Cap
tain Jack,
Tie Walla Walla Statesman declares
that Washington Territory has expert
enced an earthquake every day since
the 18th of February. The disturbed
district is between the Wenatche aud
Lake Chelan.
1.-THE cheerful crack of the pistol and
the inspiring groans of the dying" re-
markS tue lsEGlsIEK OF central CIV,
Colorado, "cnliven the streets of Fair
play almost daily, making it very evil
dent that the lost arts of 80 and go
are reviving in that altitudinous min
ing camp"
Miss Mink, charged with having
murdered DR.. Baker at Warren, Me,
was examined at tina. place on Mon.
day, and ordered to be committed &c
Wiscasset Jail. She protests her limo.
cence of the crime. and refused to leave
the court room, and had to he taken
out by force.
The New York HERALD'S Washing.
ton special denies that the Board o
Examiners of the Treasury Department
resigned on account Ofthe failure of III,
system has proved successful, especial
~ in regard to original appointments
and the Board SO stated in their recen
report to the Advisory Board.
The New York TIMES does not he
lieve that the repeal of the increase,
salary bill by Congress could he accom-
plished. even II it could be kept FREE
from complication with other ques
lions. But IL h certain To lac anlago
nized 10y n proposition to restore tn
j.. franking privilege. as the abolition q
that privilege WAS distinctly and torci
: lily urged as one of the reasons whicl
> nocessitated an increase OF member
pay.
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[hsJuue term of the Addison County
Govt met at Middlobury on Tuesday
,p6ruing. Present Hon. John PierpoinI
Chief Justice, presiding Hon. Joshua
W. Boyuton and Hon. l.. l.. Beers,
Assistant Judges.
The term was opened with prayer by
the Rev. w. Il. Meeker, pastor of the
Methodist church in Middiebury.
Grand Jurors were called and sworn
as follows: Henry Willmarth, Addison
y. p. Gray, Bridport; N. f. Dunshee
Bristol Abram Foot, Cornwall Ab,o'
lon Upper, L, rrishufgh A. j. Lamb
Granville j. G.. Robbins, Hancock
Frank Chandler, Leicester tlodijah Lin.
coin, Lincoln L. j. Matthews, Middle.
bury; l. f. Smith, Molkton; +. D
Warner, New Haven /; k. L. White, Or,
we'll ; Emerson Holland, Pau,on j
Forbes, Shortham /; Beuj. T. Ellison
Stalksboro j. L. Roberts, Vcrgepnes
Royal D. Iledieu, Salisbury.
The following petit jurors were called
and sworn. D. G. Smith, f, G. Gulley
Addison L. W. Fitch, Bridport S. W
Farr, J. w. Rock wood, Bristol /; II. 9
Warner, Cornwall Medud Martin, Jared
Booth, Ferrisburgh ; Wolcott Baird Jr.
Goshen H. G. Vinton, Hancock OH!
II. Capron, Leicester Henry Clay, Lin
coin; John Seeley. Gardner G. Cady
Middlebury Joseph Carter, II. j. Fin
ney. Monkton j.. f. Enos, Warner
Peck, New Haven Farwell Hathorn
Geo. A. Kimball, Orwell L. A. Field
Panton I; G, A. Phillips, Ripton I; G. S
Crook, Salisbury (; John S. Ward, G. j
Moore, Shorcham +; John 7. Hill, Starks
boro Il Stevens, w A. Sheriff., Yer
genucs, G. +. Burroughs, Waltham
Ira S. Wright, Weybridge; +. A. Bald
win. Whiting.
Willard Daniels VS.. Harley Bates
Spauldiug, Rider and Clark, 4ttys 70
pitt. Dillingham; Tor diff Action o
Assumpsit. Defendant filed an offset 70
damages done to a horse, let by the de
fendaut to the plaintiff. Verdict for tn
plaintiff. Damages Sl2 aud costs.
Charles NJ. Sterens VS.. Eli Sterens
Action for damages for killing an on
Slade aud Stewart attys. for pltf. Orm'
bee and Joyce fer .cftndaut. Verde
Tor plif.
EGeUezer Rider vs.. Ward Ballard =
Action Tor iiespuss. Ira W Clalk att.
or pltf. Mcleod and Stewart for d.,
Verdict for dcteuiant to recover his cost.
J. Smith vs.. H. +. Learin -Ac,iu
Of As,umpoit to recover money paid I
usury. ATTY. ior pltt. Spalding. +,
ltt. Stewart g. Edrcdgc. Judgmcl
for plaintiff. Exceptions by defendant.
T. B. Smith VS.. /. N. Tripp-A'
lion OF trover. Atty. for pitt. Sturtevan
For diff. Stewart q Eldredge. submit
ted on statement of facts. JudgmeI
for defendant. Exceptions by pitt.
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himself, thinking this would shield him
from further prosecution and punishment
THE TABLES TURNED State VS. Joe
German aud s S. Andrus, April l1th
1872, Joe German was arrested on the
complaint Of S. s. Andrus for ~disdguriug
a horse, examined before u Justice aud
bound up in the sun of one thousand dol
lars. lie obtained bail and was released.
having remained 10 Jail Que night during
his examination. Mr.. Andrus not con.
sidering GERMAN IA safe person to be at
large. Again July 9th 1872, entered a
complaint against him for larceny, aud he
was again bound up in the sum OF one
hundred and fifty dollars and for want
of bail, was committed to Jail, where he
remained several days when he was re-
leased. July 30tb. three days after
! Germaiu's trial for larceny, Andrus was
arrested on the complaint Of German fol
perjury, and was bound up IN the sum Of
five hundred dollars. Gave bail ard wa,
released.
January 9th 1873, Andrus being still
unwilling that German should be a
large. again complained Of him for lar
ceny, when he was again bound up, and
was unable to procure bail, and vas com
United to jiil, whero he remained until
few weeks ago, when he aud Carter, The
horse thief broke jail-Gcrmain going t,
Canada, Carter to parts unknown.
During the recent session Of the Crane
Jury for this County, these cases wer'
brought before them aud passed upon
Against Gera.ain there was found moth
inJ against Andrus there was found
true bill Tor perjury His bail was raisct
from five hundred dollars to fifteen hun
,lfcd dollars, which he obtained. aud Wa
again released.
1t is understood that every effort vii
I've made at the next term Of Court, L
bring Audrus to trial for this worst O
crimes, where, il he is convicted, it i, cx
pected his punishment will be common
surute to his crime.
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Misunderstanding the shower here
on Thursday night the lightning struck
a walnut tree about 90 rods from the
dwelling of Mr. Noble Herendeen. The
result was that tho tree is unified for
further usefulness and the Inhabitants ir
the vicinity considerably excited.
The farmers here are rejoicing at
the prospect Of an abundant hay and
grain crop.
Mr.. Hiram Miller and family of Troy
n. Y. are paying a visit to the OLD
u. Wright Homestead " now owned by the
Wright Brothers, Geo. L. Child has re.
turned from his trip to Colorado and i,
in excellen: trim He reports all lovely
in the vicinity OF Green Horn Hills
Colorado. Also that the Child Bros
Mr.. B,iggs and n. Whitman, so wei
known among us are all right. Thii
will be gratifying to their numerous
friends here.
United Sabbath Schools Of the w. NJ
and NJ. +. churches. have elected tn,
following off 'crs for the ensuing year.
Col. Sa'dis Dodge. Supt NJ. N. Baker
A,'t. Supt; F. +. Stewart. Chorister
n. i ParkiIl. Sect and Treas w. c
SIurtevant. Librarian. The school mum
hers about 50 scholars, a good degree Q
Interest is manifested.
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Efgal Notices.
OF VERMONT-District Of

CTATE OF VERMONT-District Of
~ New Haven, ~.
In Probate Court, held at Bristol, IN and for
said District, on tho I'd day Of June, A. d.
1873, an instrument purpotting to be Che last will
and testament of
HERVEY r. DAY,
late Of Bristol, In said district, deceased, being
presented to the court by Datus Il. Cage and
Heman Hill, the executors therein NAMED, for
probate. 1t is ordered by said court that all per-
sons concerned therein be notified TO appear at n
session Of said court to be held at the Probate or
fce in Bristol, on the 9Th day of July, A. D 1873,
and show cause, IL any they may have, against
the probate Of said will; for which purpose it ia
further ordered that a copy of tho record Of this
order be published three weeks successfully in
tho Middlebury Register, printed at Mi1dlcbGry,
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
IL j. d. SMITH. Judge.
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a Great Offer {!

HpRACE WATERS 4 son, 4sl D'way, N. Y,
will disp SO of 100 Pianos and Organs of first
class makers, including Waters at extremely low
prices for cash, or part cash, and balance in small
monthly payments. New I-Octavo frst-class Pi.
amos, all modern improvements, for S275 cash.
Organs, SIS, SIS; Double Reed Organs, 500;
i.ltop, S 10; s-Stop, SIPS, and upwards.
WATERS CONCERTO PAkLoR ORGANS
arc tho most beautiful in style and perfect in tone
over mado. The Concerto Stop is tho best ever
placed in any organ. 1t is produced by a third
set of reods peculiarly voiced, tho effect of which
is most charming and soul-stirring, while its imi-
tation of the human voice is superb. Terms lib
eral. illustrated Catalogues mailed for one stamp.
A liberal discount to Ministers, Churches, sun
day Schools, Lodges, etc. Agents Wanted.
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RIProN.-Wc had a hard frost here
on the morning Of the 3lst, ult., nipping
and killing tender vegetables nicely.
On the lst inst. certain parties not
having the fear Of God or respect for the
laws Of man before eyes improved (f) holy
time by burning II large !alIow is this
New Hampshire fashions?
The NJ. f. society have decided to
have but QUE public service at the church
fer the present Sundays, using tho re-
manning time on Sunday Sch ,o!s and
class meetings, their new preacher max.
ing his appearance and preaching twice
on the lst inst he comes well recon-
mended by his previous presiding ED r
Since the great battle Mr.. f. Harvey
has executed n mastery change of base
falling back to York State" viii prob.
ably return.
We have lost Dr.. Hamblin. he havin.
moved to East MiJdlebury taking
lodgings, and fitting up hii Office at Mr.
A. Summers. We hope his accustomed
success will follow him.
We learn that Rev. Mr.. Merrill is ex
pected to supply the Methodist pulpi
the coming year. He has been Iaborin;
iu ~Stockbridge for some time past.
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Biography.

a necessary part of every persons education in
this advanced age is the art Of Telegraphing.
Apply to the undersigned for Smiths Manual OF
Topography, the best work published on this sub
jet. Price, 80 cts. Also every description of
rclcgraphic Instruments and Battery; Nitro
Chronic battery for Electroplating. l.. G. TIL
LOT5ON Il CO, 8 Dey St, Now York.
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CTATE OF vERMONT-District Of

~ Addison IS.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, within
and for said District on the 22d day Of May, a..
A.. 1873,
Stephen N. Warren, Administrator Of tho estate
of HARRIET ROYCE,
late Of Orwell, in said district, deceased, presents
his application in writing, with the assent Of all
the heirs residing in this state, praying for license
to sell all of the real estate Of the said deceased,
consisting Of her homestead, situate in Orwell,
aforesaid, as the same cannot be divided without
damage to all interested therein. II is thoreupon
ordered that said application be referred to a SOS
sion of this Court to be held at the probaCe Office
in Middlebury, on Monday, the ed day Of Juno
next, tlS'3), for hearing thereon; and it is fur
Their ordered that notice hereof be given by publi-
cation Of this order three weeks successfully ia tho
Middlebury Register, a newspaper printed a.
Middlebury, previous to said time, that all inter.
ested in said estate may appear and show cause,
II any they may have, why said license should not
be granted. 10 SAMUEL L. COOKE, Judge.
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q" You Ask! I'll Tell =

(TnE NEW DEPARTURE IN B0OKS.)
Agents Wanted. Exclusive territory given.
The book will sell itself. Father, Mother. sister,
Brother, Minister, Merchant, Manufacturer, Far
mer, Miner, NJ ,riner and Yourself all want it.
There is Money in it. Send for Circular. CuEo-
rERMAN & WEBSTER, 90 North ST., Philadel-
phil, Pa.
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Katalysine Water

l. the nearest approach to a specific ever discov-
cred for Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheumatism ,dout'
Gravel, Diabetes, kinney and Urinary Diseases
generally. 1t restores muscular power to the
Paralytic. 1t cures Liver Complaint, Chronic
Diarrh0a, Piles, Constipation, Asthma, Catarrh
and Bronchitis, Diseases OF the Skin, General De-
bility and Nervous Prostitution from Mental and
Physical Excuses. 1t is the Greatest Antiaote
ever discovered for Excessive Eating or Drinking
1t ~corree;s the stomach, promotes Digestion, aud
Relieves tho Head almost Immediately. No
household should be without it. For sale by all
Druggists
la-tor a history a. tho SPRING, for medical
req IS Of the power ., the water over diseases,
Tor "arvclluus cures, ard for testimonials from
di'tit suishod men, sen, or pamphlets. Witt
NEi bkOs., General Agents, 221 South Front
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
G-uYsLugG sPRIsG Co. 10
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
100000 ACRES!

CHEAP FARMS!
The cheapest land in market for sale by tho
UNION PACIFIC R. R. COMPANY,
In tho Great Platte Valley.
5000, 900 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA
Now for sale in tracts Of forty acres and upwards,
five and ten years credit at 6 per cent. No adj
vance interest required.
Mild and bealthfnl climate, fertile soil, an
abundance Of good water.
THE BEST MARKET IN THE VEST The
great mining regions Of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah
aud Nevada being supplied by tho farmers in the
Platte Valley.
SOLDIERS ENTITLED TO A HOMESTEAD or 100 ACRES
THE BEST LOCATIONS ron COLONIES.
Free homes for all Millions of acrcs of choice
Government Lands open for entry under the
Homestead Law, near this Great Railroad, with
good markets and all tho convonicnces Of an old
settled country.
Free passes to purchasers OF Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps, showing tho Land, also new
edition Of Descriptive Pamphlet with new Maps
mailed free everywhere. Address o. L. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner u. p. r.. Omaha. Neb.
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MIN ERALS

I LIBERAL Prices paid for good ASBESTOS and
- AMlANrLus, otherwise known as Rock
Mood, liock-uoik, MOuBtain Leather, Iossil-pa-
per, Fossil Flax and Enth-Flax.
Address by mail, giving specimens and price
per ton, Ii. u. JARNES,
lo;4w 10 Devonshirs ST., Boston, Mass.
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TROTTING STATIONS
HAMBLEToNIAN MONARCH,

HAMBLETONIAN MONARCH,
Foaled April 2ath, lsCi. got by RYSDYK'S
HAMBLEr0NIAN, dam by ltoe's ABDALLAn
CHiEf, blood bay, black legs with two white hind
ankles, IL hands high, will stand the season Of
1873 at the stock farm of the subscriber.
Terms, $50, to wit: SO payable at time Of SER
vice, and S:3 when the mare proves with flhl.
PORTLAND d.
Foaled 1865 got by CLARION, dam WILLIAM TELL,
grand.dam by old ABpALLAm, black, with white
tar, Is hands high. will also make tho season Of
LOIS at the sal. place. Terms, ST. To- insure.
Mares pastured at owners risk at 81 per week.
no BUSINESS DONE on SUNDAYS.
For circulars, giving extended pedigree and
full particulars, plea'e address,
JUSTIN II. MOULrON,
slim West Randolph, Vt.
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DIR. do LEWIS has opened a fine CURE
on Beacon Hill, Boston. end fer Circular.
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Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash, $4,000
only a few tickets remain unsoli, and they
will be furnished to the first applicants at the
following prices; Whole tickets, SlOi halves,
So; quarters, $3.50; IL whCles for 500; sc for
$500: lI3 for 81, 900, and 57j for ) 900. For
tickets and full information, apply to
TlIOS. +. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, Ky.
or TnOS. II. HAYS 4 CO.,
: COZ Broadway, New York.
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100000 CASH
GIFTS TO BE PAID IN FULL.
THE THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
pUHLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

Will be given in the great hall of Library Build
ing, at Louisville, on TUESDAY, July s, 1873. at
which time TEN THOUSAND GIFTS, amounting
to a grand total Of $500, 900, ALL CASH, will be
distributed by lot to ticket-holders. No reduction
ia amount Of gifts at this distribution, but each
gift will be paid IN FULL.
OFFICE OF FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK, !
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 7, 1879.
This is to certify that there is in tho Farmers
and Drovers' Bank, to tho credit of tho Third
Grand Gilt Concert for tho benefit Of tho Public
Library Of Ky, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars,
which has been set apart by the Managers to pay
tho gifts ia full, and will DO held by the Bank
and paid cut tor this purpose, and this purpose
only. ~tsigued) X, >. NEECH, Cashier.
list OE GIFrS.
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| n BRILLIANT BOOKS for CanvasseIs and
= statesmen! Bryant's Library of Poetry and
Song, and Miss Beecher's New Housekeepcrs
Manual. Both selling fast and far. Exclusive
Territory; liberal terms. J.. B. FORD 4 CO.,
III Bromfeld St., Boston.
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.I. HOUSEKEEPERS BEWARE
Cheap Family Soup is now largely adulteratod
with ground sand, and also marble dust.
81. TEST YOUR FAMILY SOAP
by dissoiying in hot water, and see if II wlite
powder settles at the bottom.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A CARD.

We nre doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner of Elm
and Market streets "a prominent poino,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignmcnts Of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing Il real estate bust
ness 49, buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc, We sell ut public
or private sale, ~ instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignmcnts. Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns" References. Swindells n
McCalcb Editors and proprietors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams Il Leonard
Bankers, Dallas Castor, Thomas Il
Baylor Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt G. NJ, Swink, Dallas;
Coils Sneed 4 Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shryock & Row
land, st. Louis; y. {. Jordan " Co.,
Bankers, Dallas Robt. Hare, Caron-
delet St., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
NJ, A. HIBRLER T. co.
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l-------.l-s=i--as=s7T |s
NEM MILL,

II IL with no ordinary pleasure that
we chronicle the fact that on Friday
last n company was organized In this
city, composed OF entcrprlsing men,
who possess the necessary capital, to
erect Il large and commodio,s flour
mill, with a capacity for grinding two
hundred barrels Of flour daily. Esll-
mating Ave bushels of wheat to the
barrel, II will DO found upon calcula-
ton that this mill alone will require
over 100000 bushels of wheat per an
mum to supply It's wants. Beside the
cost Of Misunderstanding expended by the
owners for labor this mill alone will
bring TO this city for the flour 1t will
ship estimating the price of flour at
81 per barrcl-S39l 200 Of foreign capt.
tai annually. A half dozen such enter
prlscs can find all the work they may
want at Dallas, and we hope soon to
see that number In successful opera
ton. An agent OF the company we
refer to has already gone to st. Louis
TO procure the necessary machinery.
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box in which the tickets shall be

box in which the tickets shall be
plnced.
On the next day Let each and all the
presiding officers meet nj the Court
house In Dallas TO open the boxes and
count the votes, In presence of Ill the
candidates and citizens who may
choose 10 bc present, and when thus
counted out le, those having the larg-
est number Of votes for each office be
taken M the Democratic candidates.
This Is II plan which avoids al the
usual charges Of trlckery and unfair
ness. II will come as near to Il fair
expression Of choice among brethren
ny can he arrived at until we can more
perfectly inauguraie The genuine prin-
ciple of primary elections, and will
probably receive the approval Of all
aspr0nts who would scorn TO succeed
10y divl ling their own party, aud sue
ceeding by the Md Of Radical votes.
Gentlemen of the committee, We re-
spectlMlly ark you to try this plan.
DEMOCRATS.