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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30
Marriages.

The following license have been is
sued sinse our last report:
Jas. Fl. Ward to Sarah C. WilkeTsOn.
W. J. Morris to Mrs. T. n. o, Gordon.
David =, Vaughn to Ella A. Sanders.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30
TAX coLLxoroR.

We are authorized TO announce Col T. N.
BUCK GoRDoN aeandidate for County Court
Clerk at the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

We are authorized to announce CHzRITs
A. DEvER a candidate for County Court
Clerk Of Giles county at the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.
We arc authorized to announce HEHRY NJ
STANLEY a candidate for reelection to the
oiIics Of Circuit Court Clerk Of Giles county
81 the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

We are authorized to announce Maj. III. n.
AyMETT a candidate for e-election TO the
office OF County Court Clerk OF Giles county
Al the ensuing election
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30
GO TO TEXAS
LONE STAR ROUTE
). -. 81 Aea eaaAs Naa4nEas 8 y. !

Pa-=sneers rafnr - Texas gla Ne.asA :
and Littis Rock. 81 vie risrreerost. -tals
this iiae a / onesieg', re i-2st rgate - Pa
estine. Haarne, Wsco. Austia. HuuseFiiie.
uoust1H, Gtlsesteh aud 81 Tseinrs n Wet
err. Central, Eastern as.t rQl.f bern Texas.
Passeagsrs yis Sew Orleans Will nEd e
fhs best Icute 10 Tyler. Hineqia, Dallas,
GaeTlar, Cror-ett. IslEEsieU eu1 Al points
"a Eastera auf E=Fth=rn Irsas-
This tre s. ~elf huilt, Thoroughly e4lif'ea
with every mclern iusfrqteiiie.t- tn.-i'i.iil.f
New aa5 Elegant par cqaehrss fuiusan fai-
ace Sieefsnz cars. Wcziinrhouse AR hfakes,
! tfii5e.f- 'f5af.nt Safsty Flatiarnss AUd cosp-
! iers. and nsa here sise san tlie Eassef ger %
: o8mpistsIy defend on q speedS, SAFE And
a...-., fsls iournEz.
ne LONE sfAk EoUTE has sdmirabiy
7 answered Tia gseFy. Hos 20 20 - Tezzsf'a
IS the pahlisesion Of A INTERESTING end
I .futhfrl to1aH1cnt, containing = Fdi1snie
and caFrcct map, which ca1 - p5teiled -Irs
81 charge - addreasinE ths a11 - a Z
TICKET AGENT, International sad afsla
Eorthsrn Rsairoa2. Hoasl2n, 1exss.
Hla-f1et HI ~ -
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

pie that ] am q candidate for County Cont
Clerk OF Giles county, ami viii be glad 10
receive their votes. If elected viii perform
the various duties Of said Office to the beet nj
my ability. - WILLIAM Hors1o,, =.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

We are authorized to announce b. NJ.
BURcH a candidate for Trustee of Giles coun-
" ut the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Major ".
W. j. BRowNLow candidate for Trustee Of
Giles county at the ensuing election. =
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

~ Circuit Court convened Last MOI
day, Judge Martin presiding.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

N We have it upon the authority of
our good friend Il. G, Naples of Lime
stone county, Ala, an old friend of the
CITIZEN, that a citizen Of his neighbor-
hood, having lost COW, went to hunt
for her in the forks Of Elk and Tennes-
see. For some time he could hear the
bell, the tone OF which he very easily
recognized as corresponding with that
of his own, but it had strange muffied
sound as If the COW was in hollow log
or under the earth. he hunted round
and round for long time, and finally
discovered the head and horns project
ing from the mouth of huge rattle
snake. The snake was captured and
the COW rescued. The snake measured
% feet IN length and carried rs rattles.
The COW is doing as well as could be ex-
pected. The snakes skin was stuffed
and is now on exhibition In Athens.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30
sHERIFF.

Johnson candidate for the Office of Sheriff
Of Giles County, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
We are authorised TO announce Capt. X. A.
MITCHELL a candidate for reelection to the
Office Of sheriff of Giles county at the ensu
ing cleo ton.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

We are authorized to annonnce Ernest
Meredith candidate for Tax Collector At
the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

We are authorized to announce J. N. Pan
EIR candidate for Tax Collector at the en-
suing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

We are authorized to announce RIouARn
K. DICK REED candidate for Countv
Court Clerk Of Giles county at the ensuing
election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

We are authorized to announce ]. r. @.
REED candidate for Tax Collector of Giles
county at the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30
TRUSTEE

We are authorized TO announce DAKIEL B.
GARRETT = candidate for re election 10 the
office Of Trustee Of Giles county at the ensu
iu., alacffou
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

We are authorized to announce VIZ. e..
LEWIS a candidate for recollection TO the Office
Of Tax Collector of Giles county at the ensu-
ing August election
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30

We are authorized 70 announce ALLEN n.
HIGDoN candidate for Tax Collector of
Giles county at the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-30
ANNOUNCEMENT.


We are authorized TO hnnodnse Col. SOLOS
7. Ross, Of Giles. a candidate for Congress-
from this, the 1thi district, subject TO The
party.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02

he herewith re-publish Mr. Danis0n's
card As : natter q special interest this
week
To tie Freedmen n tie Seea1d Con
gresssoazl District q Vermont The
result IF pour last balloting f0r member
q eg1g-esz has beeo1e vel known
through The public press and il appears
that yoa hare koB9red ne With : plural
IN Of youF ot@ which pierzlity consists
IF large 1a5orf1E cast bE the rspabli-
ezn party While Igreztly disszust nv
o~n fitness fgr the dice / ID not feel
II liberty 10 disregard this expression d
ygzr egnH4encs. and therefars gratefully
2ooeFs TIE Doninzs5on thus ezse19e3 10
IL thnngh the hzllot-bOz blythe pes
Pc q the dlszriez
II Esa shall further honor ne By an
eleetioa | shall doahsaess fall far belo#
the Standard established By the eminent
statesman. Wbo In this o5ee have ren-
dezea the fame Of cur state ill1ssri0uz.
and can enly assure goa thai Nth saeh
aliilty = | ID possess ny wTioes shall
Dc earnest s15 fai1bfal
DUDLET C. DKzlsox-
Rogalten. Sept >. 1874
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02

Fog TIE zeek e1Gng Te1sesEzy. Oz0bH p
Al Dzrxat fr the earTszs Eeek-Cztsls 39s7s Sheep
and LAMBS 1895 Swine $500 number q Western
czs $50: Ezsseru cz-sss ~. Working o1en. y"rth-
zz Cz=sle AID Milrh CsEs 80
Przoes q B9 Czs1ae. pr err I've we5ght-Extrs
aazzEF s. 3 -. first qzzlEF $ 80 %; second
qazi9s 3 o. 8 p LIZ third q2zlisy g 50s %.
Isaosea grades eszEss Oxsas BaEfs etc. s. IS 500.
Brseases Hides IscEer .. grSgasoa TzIloE
81 Lee pr L. CegEsry Hs1es La s. Per h.
ce5nsry TzIsgH IL = per b. Csif Gkfrs Is Ice
perIb- SBes1 AID Lana skzas 15c 81 = each
Ths trade Eox bss cattle tass Neex Ezs besz duLL
zl1ao1ga the sspEtg freza the wsgt not near 50
z-se Il sas lag raek- Prizes upoa Al grades have
sz1sn q faF 4-4c PEI ID frn2 GU szst guOsatious-
Taszz oae ~ q FeT ezra ezse sod fbe Ezst q
TIE usek = LIZ per u. Ire weight Ar1ong the
western essste were seEezi hzuared Texas: s0z1e
very god szes sezlaS euE sstg00tzts9ns- TIE
t-=se has act bsez - 6ali q Tuesday Il Iong te
~ 7. za8 this rex
Esskzzg O1es-sssa - sI42 sl4s. $40. SIG sIs5
z51 ga TEe-e WIS > god szrpsT ln IasrEes- bs;
tie de-sz7d was rssaerzse
ssoE@ CasEse-Tearasngs 81 81 two-Tear CHS Sc
. 20 thrseEear Ga go 4s pa bad
E1ea Coz-Ee ezose extra az So co. or1znz1Y
81 80 pr head- Sssrs csws So - pz bead
Sassp AID Lzuhe--Tae s8gEsg fsexa tae Ness was
~ Ezs1as4 u snF rex sg severzi nso1tas pas
S.Eas-g1a-e Fszs zEsseszss5 > he. real 7 IL
= Sc pa = Fss EOgs IL ee per d.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02
N CHANCERY.

~ Orleans District. -
In Cnaneery September Term 1874
Sydney T BeaucIerk, Of the city OF Troy. state Of
New York. having presented bis petition 70 the Hon
67 he ccasss of es5s a &c t alsgs II sgd
afler the first Tuesday Of September s74 setting
firth that Henry q Dzvenpor1 Of Irzsfsyfs Aforesaid
On the 18th day d February A 1872 duly executed
20 Mary Be2uclerk mortgage deed q certain land
in IEasbuTgn. described as follows viz: Being the
westerly half Of Iot number one hundred aud forty
four 70 be divided from the ezsery half Of said lot b.
lDe running parallel with the end lines thereof
said morgage having been given TO secure the puf-
chase nl0nes Of said premises
Conditioned for the payment o. said Dayenport's
proIaisEg no. D. him executed and delivered for the
sT1 q I9nr hrneTe1 dollars parable % the order Of
Mary BezUcleFk IN eight equal annual pzyrnents.-
he nTzt payment 70 be due February Is, 1871, and
interest Annually On the whole sum unpaid. Also,
one o11eT Dote ~ two hundred dollars signed BIZ said
Henry D Davenport and Amos Mesesh payable 70
Mar BeaeceTk order m four dual annual BAY
naents. The fFst 70 be due February Is, 1879 and
interest aEnzaliy on whole suTn unpaid both notes
beng dated February Is 1879: and that sad note for
the s1u q four hundred dollars has been endorssd
and made payable % said petitioner by Charles Ar
len administrator u the stare ~ 9sy pesrrifrs
ana tst r. Is BOZ the and holder Of the SANE
and that there i zTgs amount u interest thereon
n0N ane which has 10. been pald accounting 70 the
efEsct q he Ezr1e.
And further that in November A d 1872 sasd Henry
Davenport and his wife. Able Davenport convey
Fl bg 6eed 81 Giseizn theiK fnterest IN and 70 szh
EsFtgzged PREMISES 70 oe Charles Davenport; and
praying it the equity n redemption IN he premises
may oe feree3osed sgYeesyt0 the provisions d the
18Th 5eetO1 u CHATTER 70 q the Genera s,atutea
And Il sptzs ing that sad defendant resides without
the ssze - Vermont that ts8e usual process a
snbpasIa cannot be legally served npon him # il
therefore ordered that tie substance q TIE ssd Es
ts0u. together With this order, ~ published three
weeks sgoeegsiTslg IN the Orleans County Monitor
Newspaper polished AZ Barton, is aid OrIeans C0uI-
~ the lass pbestfsn 10 be st leas. tSensy dzys pre-
voas e the Es slated session d sztd Court he
ho1deH Il IFzsb8y2A within and fr the County d
Df1ezEg On tie frzs TtseszsF n February A d IsTg
zppe2r and make answer 70 said net5ti0n-
II THOMPSON. Deputy Clerk
LII THOMPSON. Solicitor 40
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02
THE SUN.
Weekly and Daily for 1878
cr4nshury. Vt, October 81. Isl.

weekly ana 1aily for 1870.
The approach Of the Presidential election gives un-
usual mkoT lance to the events and Developments Of
$50 We shall endeavor 70 describe them fully. faith
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained a circulation
Of over seventy thousand copies Its readers found
IN every State and Territory and its qnaity is well
known 70 the public We shall only cudeayer TO
keep fully up to the old standard but TO improve
and add to Its variety and power.
THE WEEKLY SUN viii continue to be a thorough
newspaper. Al the of the day viii be found
IL condensed when unirnportant. at fun length when
Of moment and always. we trust treated in clear,
interesting and instructive manner.
Il Is our aim e make the WEEKLY sun the best
family newspaper in the world II viii be full Of
entertaining and appropriate heading Of every ssFi
but wll print nothing TO offend the most scrupulous
and delicate taste. Ii will always contain the NEST
interesting stories and romances of the day. carefully
selected and legIbly printed.
The Agricultural Department is prominent feature
in the WEEKLY SUN. and its articles viii always be
found fresh and useful TO the farmer.
The number Of independent Of politics is In
eTaasing and the WEEKLY SUN is their paper espec-
iay- II belongs 70 party, and obeys dctation.
cqntendlng Tor principles and for the election Of the
best men 1t exposes the corruption that disgrsces
the country and threatens the overthrow of republican
institutions II has no fear Of knaves. and seeks no
The markets Of every kind and the fashions are
regularly reported n its columns. 4
The pTsee Of the WEEKLY sun is one dollar year
FOR sheet q eight pages. and fftysix columns As
this barely pays the expenses Of paper and printing
We are Eot able to make ans discount allow any
premium 70 friends who may make special efforts
extend its circulation. Under the law. which
requires payment Of postage in advance dollar a
year. with twenty cents the est OF prepaid postage
added Is the rate OF subscription. Il is MOI necessary
70 get up club in order 10 have the WEEKLY sun
Is this rte Anyone who sends dollar and twenty
cents vii get the paper. postpaid. for year.
We have no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLY SUNLIGHT pages, ffty-su
columns Only sI.2g year. postage prepaid. NJ
discount from this rate
THE DAILY @TN-A large fyur-uzse neKsra
per Of tseHtseght columns. Daily circulation oye
10000 Al the news for 2 cents. Subscription
postage PREPAID IS cents month. OF $3.50 a year
To clubs q 10 over, discount OF 20 ger cent
z44s Address, 'sTHE SUM- New York City
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02
THr NoyrsnrR FrRcr4nss-Tba a,e,

IHE NoyEaBER ELEcTIoSs--The elce-
tons which are to determine the politi-
cal complexion Of the Forty-fourth Con-
gress. occur tomorrow. Twenty-Five
States viii on that dav select their rep
resentauyes in the lower branch of the
National Legislature. and the whole
number Of members then 70 be chosen is
2ls- The same States are represented
IN the present Congress BY l46 Repub-
iicans. 90 Democrats. and two elected
as independents IF the Democrats can
make gain Of IS they viii have pre-
ponderanoe in the House in December.
1915. Tbs whole number Of Represen-
tatlses in the Forty-third Congress is
2sa. Of whom l94 are Republicans. 90
Democrats aud Liberal Republicans.
There are also ten Territorial Delegates,
four Of them Rebublicans, five Democrats
and one Mormon. In the Congressional
elections which have already occurred,
at which sixty-three members have been
elected. the Democrats have gained four
teen California. Connecticut and New
Hampshire do not have their elections
until next Spring.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02
THIRD TERN.
WAsHINsroN. d. c. Oct.

WASHINGTON, IL. Il, Oct %.
President Grant Is somewhat aston
ished 1t the attention which IS being
paid the third term question. and At
the general discussion Of 1t in the news
papers He Is at los to understand
the cause Of the elamor. Is neither be
nor any person authorized to represent
him has, either recently or at remote
period, given the slightest occasion for
the suspicion that he viii be a candidate
for nomination for the third term In
alludlng to the close Of his present term.
the President. in conversation with his
friends, has uniformly spoken Of it as 81
event that would relieve him Of great re-
spoBsibility and much annoyance His
disposition and natural tastes. as IS well
known, are aserse to public life, and
there IS excellent authority for saying
that but for the unparalleled. malignant
scandals that were so widely circulated
about him. personally and officially. du-
ring his first administration, he would
not have accepted nomination for Sec
end term So violently was the Presi-
dent pursued and assziled By the oppo-
sition press and BY certain disappointed
persons claiming fellowship IN the Be-
publican party. that it is asserted his
friends prevailed upon him 70 accept the
nomination In order 70 afford his coun-
aynen an opportunity to rindicate his
character. personal and official, against
his slanderers, By eleyating him a sec
ona time To the Presidency. 1t Is aseer
tanned from the highest sources that the
idea Of accepting nomination for
third term. much less Of using the exec
utlye power and patronage IN plotting
and scAemlng u obtain It, never suggest
Cd itself 10 President Grant Nor, when
il has been advanced By oyer-nealous,
and, IN some instances. not entirely dis
interested friends. has he given II the
slightest attention Or encouragement
That he should come before the people.
either RoE OF a any other time preyi-
oas 70 the meeting Of the next National
Republican Convention with ..so Bhon
II nay eaneen- On this subject. the
President regards Is extremely absurd.
Il would be difficult for him 70 decline
that which he has MT been offered and
Which lie has 10 reason 70 expect He
has IN intention Of placing himself IN
any such manifessly ridiculous position ]:
mr. does be belieFe that, upon calm "a
/ 6assion. any rne friend Of his Or Of the
Republican party Nill expect him 70 DO
81 The stories therefore. that have
! been circulated. recently. In the pablie
prints. concerning the Presidents inten-
ton q sitting tie third tern business
b. public declaration On the subject
are utterly basaless Neither the Presi-
( dent nar thosa With Ehon he Is IN the
habit q esnsalting can understand how
tie Republican party Is IN Dc injured By
the discussion q this question. OF By :
failure IN his part % diselain ii zzpi-
razioas fs- Boston GEoIe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02

In the chronological Journal for No
yenber, readers will find variety of ex-
oeIlent reading There are Representa-
uFe Temperance Advocates, comprising
portraits and sketches of General Neal
Dow, E. C. Pitman. LID, Judge James
Black. Aaren N Powell and Rev. 4. A.
Miner; Caltiyating and Restraining Fac
ulties-Hints toward the improvement
ofeharaeter: William Baxter. the invent
or with portrait. The kathr Postman;
Personal independence Of woman; Ideal
Of Wife; That Troublesome Boy many
heads Of families are advised On a sore
subject in this pithy chapter; Famous
Trees Of the World Pre-Adamite Man
not IN the Bible. Besides. many susges-
tons Of value 70 the farmer. and
much reading Of practical and entertain
ing sort Of Answers to Correspondents.
Pnoe, S. year 30 cents for the num-
Der Subscriptions are now in order for
1876. Address 5. r. WELLS, Publisher.
$50 Broadway, Y. L
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02

A MAP OF THR JNTrgp STATES GIVEN
Await you want beautiful color
ed map. l5xS6 inches. Of the United
States. send your name and post office
address to G. L. Harrison. ) State street.
Boston, Mass. to l. +. Booth. 229
Broadway, New York City: or to W. II.
Stennett, General Passenger Agent G. &
\. ". Railway, Chicago. H.. and a
copy will be sent you free. 4447
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02
LOUISIANA.

Ar-zzs = Frsnzazz= Fssras-Erzss zr=zazzzs - zA-
MosE0E La. Oct 2s-S. J. Soos4,
Parish judge and J. " Ra@y. Re
c1r5er q Claiborne Parish. Dr. Riehars-
sn. Eayo- e HonE. Dd james H1sy.
s Nzysad and P l. Philips Of Lin
c8ln. E=s br0esht here this 1sruin-
under cavalry eses-1 Or Rlchs-dssn
and Hoey we're h4E5e1S4d tage1ber-
TIE Ear4ses mere inE-iseDe3 Under close
guard N The Sber7Es Gee. u Ehich
tazir o8aassl were admitted On writ o.
6s-x-
The Claiborne F-isen-s are charged
With Il st-snF1 u break " peaesabl=
azszblzge IN the llts II July IN Ho-
ar. when N reality Mayer Rsciar3sg1,
Ramsey and sosts were attire N pre-
venting = ri9-
The Lineoln V-1sonzz are charged
With n zaaezpz ID oupl Dir Je~es+
b. wh0l warrants arg isszs5. u r7ss1
Is Cozzsssso1er IN LlBeeln- Tbe prs
0oerz declare thai they did nj kDgw h
was Ceaaiazssoer. and ne7- nz6e
s9el oelze1
The F-isoog-z #Ge taken away with
ozs tine 70 eg8szlt With their fzaalEes 81
gss : change q elg9iez Hhn Her
asked for tbs authority fsr lis arrest
Lse1- Ho5gss31. n clz-gs q tie car
al-y. erew rereaae- ssyng- TEs
= NY zEf1e-stT7 A s9ud C soldiers
was i-ezghs IN vita lasda3 ezrbsBsz,
VIXEN DeF-sy Na-zhal seyss dnH : pair
Il hza1sEs and plzosz 14z n H8ey
=rSssz with LIS hzaz behind bis tack
The entire party were Iedgsd Izsf night
II EBsola jail rsoa II tie jail be-e
: benz repaired fsr tasz- Clzzs,ersz
and Ll1esEn are De1sr-ze5e parishes
Azrshzl ss.Fs rsf1ssd 70 obey TIE writ
= Ao5sas ooTas s-Vs3 hy Dsssriss Jadgs
Trsal1=. RsTz5lseaA
The sele@z-1 Er9 Ker ezs zse,
ls2Tin- HezZ Great 119z<Ezs5ea i
fit here Il tie arrest ard trsazueus 9.
tie ErissoEz czs fEe feeling i 10 SAB
Lii 10 Eae sg-e & aE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02

The spple erop Of the country. except
ing that Ct northern. Veraont. i said
% ie the largest produced for long
tine. and tie Sew Tork payers report
thai il the apple regsen 81 Lake 0nta-
70. god fruit j. selling - low as oDe
dollar PER barrel The elder yield Is
eEpeesed % De eDormen@ DeaIers should
b able % rroeare fall supply Of good
apples Il favorable prizes. and make >
gss1 pre6s wifaout exs0r1ion.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02

REN2Ezs-Iha Hzrke. for butter i easier and al
gzA EzF BE- e1o.sd lower, IN dacs5ed holding
II On sae PAR q buyers 4 that Cheese Is steady
w5ta0z1 s1T zctSyitE :. Al Eggs ara dosng bettsT.-
Bezzs are 6ul z1d ezs5sr. Flour he's gone d0zn
zz0far pm. ETsh prospect 70 20 iover ye Htbe-e
zay EGza rsee 20 90 P97k lard and haas ara dull
and E0we-- Csrn iz6uI and lower Oats steady
z7d ding better Potatoes ara n stezdF demand
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-02

.9THE TxrTEzeaL ArEE-On ny
soarness oTer tie eonsiDent-tAroagh
Tarkey. Indaa- China, Japan. Peru
Chill. Paraguay, Brazil Mexico, and
tie Grited e1ateg-in them 81 70 so4ae
eztezs and IN so1e % : great extent /
hzEe fo1nz TIE .-Iasyersal Ager repre-
seated b. his fzmily ns1ieiDes, waiea
arg efsen besd n fabulous esteem.-
NkeFaer tLe5 via their azrFsIoas rep
Etataon by their e1res ] kngE M, but ]
ksow they kars i IL eBch > degree that
= frsssently gre Eae Distinguished
importance % have eaase fDsa TIE szzse
e9zatry-FsJSs Lstevs yyons aJvoad-