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THE FARMERS WAH-EQuAL TAXATION
-GnANGEs-PArRoNs OF HusBANDRY-A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLOBE, from the pen of Hon. s. NJ.
Dorr, of Rutland, and now collected and
published for general circulation. by order
of the Rutland Grange Of the Patrons of
IIushandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred. Published ny the
G'o'e Paper Company, Rutland.
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Troy, June 30.
The Troy Times of this evening gives
the following dispatch from Albany,
which will be of interest TO the slate pro-
duccrs of Vermont:
ALBANY, June 30.
Mr. Marcy is instructed to adopt the
tariff on slate going west proposed by
him in May. New rates will take effect at
once TIE reduction is from eighteen to
tWpnIN NOR conf
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Not n Corporation.

MEMPHIS, June so
Chancellor Walker, in the case of Vena-
BILE against the Paducah and Memphis rail-
road for damages, decided that no such
corporation ms the Paducah and Memphis
railroad is known TO law, the authority
under which the charter was granted having
been unconstitutional. This decision, II
sustained by the supreme court, VIII rcnoer
all contracts entered into by the said corpo-
ration null and void.
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Chester.

The cnterprizing proprietor of the Cues
ter House has just completed his new AID
elegant hall. which we believe to be the
finest in the county, adding much to the
general appearance Of the hotel property
and 10 Depot square 1t is to he dedicated
on July 81 by grand ball, and promenade
concert. for which the proprietor has en-
gagged our fine cornet and string bands.
We hope his friends and the public gener-
ally will show their appreciation of this
much needed improvement, by turning out
and giving him a hamper.
Az OBSERVER.
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Good Bye.

WAsHINGToS, June 30.
At the close of business to-day the clerks
of the postonice department and the sixth
auditors Office assembled to say good bye
to Postmaster-General Creswell, and pre-
scented to him unanimous resolution, to
preserve, both of their high esteem for him
as "a man and of their admiration of his
official administration, which they asserted
had not been eXceled by the most distin-
guished of his predecessors. In reply Mr..
Cresswel said the sight OF their familiar
faces and tins manifestation Of their esteem
excited in him a feeling of sadness in sun
dering the ties which had bound him and
them together during more than five years,
but that although he relinquished his posi-
ton without single pique or resentment,
he left official life voluntarily and without
any regret. He would never have retired
of his own volition, as he had done, while
any imputation against him remained I'M
answered. But this was no longer the
case, and he felt that he.had effected every
reform which lie could hope to accomplish
by staying in Office until the close OF the
presidents term. He could now conf
IDENTIFY challenge any banking or railroad
corporation to show proportional amount
of business transacted with proportionaly
small loss in comparison with the business
of the post office department during his
administration of its affairs In conclusion
Mr. Creswell babe farewell to The bureau
officers and clerks individually, and ex-
pressed a warm desire TO meet any of them
at all times as friends.
President Grant and party returned to
Washington this evening.
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Found Guilty.
BUFFALO, June &c

BUFFALO, June 30.
The jury in the case OF Charles Sigwald,
contractor, charged with manslaughter in
tue fourth degree in connection with the
falling of McArthurs building some time
since, by which several lives were lost, rem
dered verdict of guilty this afternoon.
The prisoner will he sentenced ON Friday.
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Rumored Murder of Ten Persons.

IOUl5VILLE, June 30.
1t is reported hat in Spencer county,
Ky, last night, Mrs. Donaldson, her
grown-up daughter and six small children
and Mrs. Stockenry, Mrs. Donadson's
sster-in-law, and her daughter, who We're
on a visit to Donaldson's, were all killed
while asleep, by parties who had entered
the house with the intention of robbing.
There is no communication with that point
by telegraph, and the rumor is not verified
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THIRD NoMiNATToN.

After several nominations and much dis
cussion it was decided TO nominate the
next candidate from the Rutland probate
district, whcreupon Henry +. Lathrop of
Pittsford, Luther p. Howe of Mount Ia
Dor, Charles W. Brigham of Plttsfeld
and Roswell Bucl of Middletown were
named.
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REsIGNED.--Dr. l.. b. Newton, for some
time past station agent for the Troy and
Boston railroad at North Bennington, has
resigned the position, and will be succeed
ed by Fred Il. Hawks of that place. The
position which the doctor has so accepta-
bly, filled will be as well supplied by Fred,
who is every way capable of so doing,
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RICHMOND MARKET, June 2O.-The mar
ket for butter rules steady at unchanged
rates, viz: 23c. to 25c. for fair to good
selections, 26c. to 27c.; 200 tubs offered.
Cheese-250 boxes at market, and prices
ranged from Zoe. to 12c. for farm diaries,
and 12lc. to 1910. for sage.
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the nominee.
ASSISTANT JUDGES OF COUSrY.
Hon. r. c. Abel, Of West Haven, pre-
scented the name OF Hon. Chauncy :.
Rumsey of ilubbardton. for First Assisttu,
Judge. lie was seconded by Hon. PITT W.
Hyde, and on motion Of Seneca Rout. Of
llubbardton. Mr.. Rumsey was unanimous
ly nominated Cicd core.
Dr. Orel Cook presented thename of Ezra
Edison, of Mcndon, for the Second As,is-
tant Judge.
Roswell Buc nominated Evelyn p.
Seamons, of Middetown
Major John \. Salisbury nominated
Jacob Edgerton, of Rutland
In presenting the names Of the candidate
the remarks were quite spicy at times. DIR.
Cook said he hardly knew whether Mendon
was an independent town or a suburb of
Rutland, at any rate it had never had .
county olllcer-and il it was part of
Rutland it should have a part of tho
officers TO which Mr. Timony, Of Mid
dletown replied that years ago when Isaac
MaihcwsOn was ON earth, and represented
Nendon. and Charles Linsey. 4 democrat,
represented Rutland. Mathcwson said he
had to represent both Mendon and Rut-
land
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new yorn s,oom ana MONEY u.rn.,

LATEST MONETARY.
NEW YORK, June 30.
Money Boa.
Prime mercantile paper at 5G@6K.
Sterling firm with business at l-ss for 60 DAYS.
1907 for sight
Produce exports for the week amounted 10
s1,l9l,Gli. an Increase over last week Of s7Gl.-
9G6.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to saM..
900.
Gold opened at 1ils, advanced to 1lil( and
closed at III, the lowest point Of the day.
Carrying rates 1@3 per cent, nat ana finally
1-Gi.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
$4,000.
Clcarlngs in the Gold Exchange to-day, :a2.-
100000
Exports $4,000.
Governments steady.
Railroad bonds active.
State bonds dull
Stocks, with the single exception OF Erie,
were weak at the commencement OF business,
with strong disposition to sell. The decline
ranged from i to IL per cent, with Western
Union, Lake Shore and Wabash as the features
About midday there was a slight recovery, fol-
lowed by a further decline. During the last
hour Of business the market was firm and
prices recovered L to per cent in the entire
list, leaving of active and strong, the advance
being most marked In Western Union, North
western, Lake shore, Wabash. Rock Island,
Ohios and Union Pacific.
Among the sales to-day 5000 were West
ern Union, $4,000 Union Pacific 1900 Wabash,
$4,000 Pacific Mail, 5000 st. Paul. 1000 Lake
Shore, "a 900 Erie, 900 Northwest
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Baptist Sunday school Picnic

The members and friends of the Baptist
Sabbath school, intending to go to,;he picnic
to-day, to be held in Gibson's grove, North
Clarendon, are requested to be at the depot
before o'clock a. m
Refreshments may be brought to the
depot.
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Che 8atland Daily Glohc.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

SENATORS.
Redfield Proctor of Rutland
Simeon Allen, of Fairhaven.
Luther p. Howe, of Mount Tabor
Fayette Holmes, of Sudbury.
ASSISTANT JUDGES.
Chauncey S. Ramsey, of Hubbardton.
Jacob Edgerton, of Rutland
STATES ATTORNEY.
J. G. Baker, of Rutland.
FOR SHERIFF.
William NJ. Field, of Rutland
FOR HIGII BAIIlFF.
George d. Spencer, of Fairhaven
FOR JUDGES OF PROBATE.
Walter G. Dunton, District of Rutland.
Jerome B. Bromley, Dist of Farhaven,
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Caucus.
81. Adams, June 30.
Hon. Morrison X. Waite, chief justice
of the supreme court Of the United States,
and family, arrived here Tonight TO spend
the summer
The republican caucus, tor the appoint
mcnt of delegates to the county conyen-
ton, which meets at Sheldon tomorrow,
met this evening. The delegates elected
will favor the nomination Of Park Davis
for senator. The opposition ticket was in
the interest of Col. Clarke of the Messen-
ger. Davis had $50 votes Clarke ticket
800 up"
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Sentenced TO be Hung.

RALEIGH, N. c., June 30.
A negro named Blake charged with rape
on white girl, on the pod inst, was tried
here to-day. He was convicted and SEN
fenced to be hung on the Gath Of July.
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Election Reports.

LITTLE Rock, June 30.
The election passed off very quietly to-
day 1t is impossible to tell the result at
this hour 1870 p. m. The city has gone
largely for the convention, though votes
for delegates are very close.
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Ihereupon Col. Redfeld Proctor was de-
clared the nominee
sRcoND NOMINATION.
Hon, Jerome b. Bromley presented the
name of Simeon Allen of Fairhaves and
he was unanimously nominated by peva
o0ce.
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
ASD TAS ask your Druggist for PcrTy's Moth
and Frccklc Lotion. which IS harmless and in
every case infalliblc. or for his Improved CO.
mod0nc and Pimplc Remedy, the great skin
Medicine for Pimples, Black Heads or Flesh
worms. Or consult b. c. PERRY, the noted
skin Doctor, - Bond street, New York.
fsss't % nd t,-gt
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Grain Prospects.

SAN FRANClsCo, June 80.
Harvesting has commenced in many
parts Iof the state, and the yield of
grain will be enormous.
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GERMAN SWEET CHOCOLATE. n superior brand,
is furnished the trade by Walter Baker a. co.,
Boston, on the most favorable terms The pub
lie are assured OF really pure article In pur-
chasing only this make. All grocers sell &C.
uOusepstablshed 1850.
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NIFP OF HEALING
by THE
LAYING ON OF HANDS. u

SIMON VAN ETTEN, Magnetic and Eclectic
Physician, OF Corning, n. y, Is receiving letters
from different parts OF the world where he has
been, and those whom he has treated have
acknowledged IA cure, and that he possesses
wonderful powers OF healing.
lie would respectfully announce TO the citi-
2cns OF Rutland and vicinity that ne has taken
Room No. l, at the BERWICK HOTEL, NJ. X.
IIotchkss, Proprietor.
Hope and Joy for the afflicted Truth stronger
than llctlOnl God be praised: Health Is
wealth. God Is love.
Is meeting with unparalleled success In re-
ievlng suffering humanity, wherever he goes
II would be wen for those who are afflicted 10
give him call, while he Is here. Those per-
sons who are objects OF charity are cordially
invited "without money and without price,
cleanliness only required. Time once passed
never returns, and the moments that are LOST
are lost forever only what we wrought into
our characters during our life can we take
away with US. Will remain here until iur-
thcr notice. consultation free.
On. SIMON VAN ETTEN.
Dated Rutland, VT, June 10. ls74 lld&w2w
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over 600 millions nave been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. sold by Printers and Stationers
EVERYWHERE
GLOBE PAPFG co. RUTLAND,
iuut2sdNuir Wholesale Agents.
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There being no choice Roswell Buel
Withdrew his name and nominated George
Capron of Tinmouth.
N. T. Spraguc, Jr., moved the nomina
ton of II. +. Lathrop by reclamation, but
objection being made the motion was with
drawn-and the convention proceeded to
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Luther p. Howe, Of Mount Tabor, WAS
announced as the nominee
L. Howard Kellogg nominated as thc
fourth candidate for senator fayetlc
Holmes Of IIubbardton. j. T. limony
of Middleton, nominated John 3. Bcaman
of Poultney.
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Accepted.
ALBANY, June 80.

ALBANY, June 80.
Ex-Gov. Clark has accepted the nomina-
ton of the prohibition convention for the
goyernorship
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fsNIlE GREAT PRIZES
OF THE
FO L RI'II GIFT co n c T. r I
OF THE
KENTUCKY PUBLIC LIBRARY

WOO UTuWn rs IOIIOWs
The first prize Of $4,000, the capital prize, by
clubs IN Memphis, Tenn.
The second gilt, $4,000, vas paid to state
Bank. MADISON Mo, j II Wakefield and A L
Sims Of Trenton, Ky, II IL Bolllnger, Pembroke,
Ky, p W DOoncr Los Angeles. CAL, w q Dyer
IS, Portsmouth, O.. Flint Chamberlin, Waco;
In coupons.
The Farmers National Bank, Of Richmond,
Vim Oates, Nicksburg, Miss, j NJ Copeland
Franklin, KY, Armstrong Sawyer, GransburP,
md. each one-tenth. The remainder was held
I'm clubs.
Tho Ir-t prize OF the third drawing was all in
one ticket, and owned by l. II Keith Esq,
Kingston, Mass, TO whom was paid 100000 IN
cash.
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Permanent organization

tNlNiltlDlul StIItluIltS.
Permanent organization
PRESIDENT.
Hon w G. Dunton. Rutland
INDEPENDENTS.
Hon Pitt w. Hyde. Castletor
Hon Ebenezer Fisher, Shrewsbury
SECRETARIES.
L. IL. Armstrong. Castleton.
Benz. G. Rice, Poutney
John c. Williams, Dandy
Hon. n. T. Sprague, Jr., moved that a
committee of five be appointed to nominate
a county committee, which was agreed TO
whereupon the President appointed as such
committee, n. T. Sprague, Jr., of Bran
don, Albert Vase of Pittsfield, Ira c.
Allen of Farhaven, John C. Colvin of
Clarendon, Rodney Barber of Sudbury.
Hon. J. b. Bromley, of Castleton moved
the appointment of committee of three
on resolutions which was agreed to, where
upon the president named ]. b. Bromley,
r. c. Abel, l.. Howard Kellogg
On motion of Hon. Pitt w. Hyde, the
convention took a recess until the coming
in of the committee, to nominate county
committee.
Hon. n. Il. Sprague, Jr., from the COM
mittec reported the following named gen
tlemcn to constitute the county committee
Henry c. Harrison, Brandon Charles W.
Brigham, Pittsfield; A. II, Tuttle, Rut
land; George NJ Fuller, Fairliaven.
p w. Hyde in the chair.
On motion OF w. c. Dunton the conyen-
ton proceeded to the nomination of can
didates for county officers.
SENATOR'S.
WalterC. Dunton presented the name of
Col. Redfeld Proctor.
r. C. Smith of Pittsforl presented the
name of Henry f. Lathrop of Pittsford.
Dr. Ore Cook of Mendon presented the
name of Col Wheelock G. Veazey, who
was seconded by Roswell Buel of Middle
town.
Simeon Young of Sudbury nominated
Fayette Holmes of Sudbury, who was
seconded by Hon. c. S. Rumsey of Hub
bardton.
Wesley Rowe of Wells nominated John
B Beaman of Poultney, who was seconded
by Hon. r. c. Abel
Albert Vose of Pittsfeld presented the
name of DR.. Charles w. Brigham of Pitts
field, who was seconded by Ezra Edison OF
| Mendon.
Hon. Ira G. Allen presented the name OF
| Simeon Allen of Fairhaven, who was sec
onded by Hon J. B. Bromley.
Pending the nominations, DR.. Cook adj
vocated the denomination of one of the
old Senators, as a matter of policy to re-
tain influence in the Legislature, favoring
Col. Veazey. Roswell Buel of Middle
town took the same view in supporting
Mr.. Veazey.
Hon. n. Il. Sprague, Jr., said at the
last session, the Rutland probate district
had three senators, two senators should be
conceded to thelFairhaven district, which
was acquiesced in by general consent.
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CANFlELD-n Arlington, June 3Oth, Mrs
Almera Canncld, aged IS years.
Funeral ON Thursday.
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E7ON SALE.-A fine lot of fat onc-ycar-
4 old liens; cOrn-fcd Inquire at Perkins
grocery store Forest street. jn291tt
OBJECTION NOTICE. 49, The annual
e. meeting of the Peoples Gas Light Com
pany tor the election OF Directors for the ensu-
ing year. VIII be held ut the Office OF said COM
pany. ON Wednesday, July 5, 1871. at O'Clock
D. N. GEO. X. BoTTuM, CLERK.
Eui;ai,. .uuc %, ls7l. in29dl0t
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From Washington.
APPOINTMENT ACCEPTED.

WAsHINGToN, June 80
Hon. II. T. Blow arrived here to-day
and in company with -Postmaster-Gen
eral Dennson had an interview with Sec
rotary Brstow in reference to their duties
as commissioners of the temporary govern
ment of the District Of Columbia. The
tenor of Mr. Blows conversation clearly
indicated that lie will accept the position
ms one of the commissioners. AS Mr..
Dennson accepted Yesterday, the only one
of the three appointces who has not signi-
fed his acceptance is ex-senator Cattell.
RUMOR.
II is widely asserted here to-day that G..
b. Carter, the present superintendent of
the bureau of engineering and printing, will
be appointed assistant secretary of the
treasury in place of Sawyer
THE vIRGINIUs AFFAIR.
Secretary Fish remarked in conversation
to-day that the demand for indemnity for
American prisoners executed by order of
Bul1lel, was in accordance with the proto-
col concerning the settlement of the Viz
ginius.aitair apart from the duty imposed
upon the government to claim satisfaction
for such wrongs,
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EPIDEMIC.

CRY OF MEXICO June 81.
A terrible disease, the character of which
is not known, has broken out in Jlacolutom
and become an epidemic. The government
is assisting the inhabitants and has adopted
measures to prevent the spreading of the
malady.
PREMIUMS OFFERED
The state OF Guanajuato offers premi-
ums for the production and manufacture of
silk and cotton; also for the best specimens
of wine produced in the state.
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nLD COINS.-Persons wishing 10 buy
~ or sell ola Coins, address
"COIN,
1uno12dlms East Glare hdon.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

owing to business engagements IN Canada, |
viii be absent from Rutland during July.
.. W. SMYTH, NJ. ID.
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CREAMERY BUTTER.

We are determined to keep the best goods the
Aarket affords. Mr.. Marshall, proprietor OF the
Clarendon Creamery, aware of THIS fact aud
having n keen eye to business, nas, after
thoroughly considering the natter an retu-
sing many other applicants, appointed us as
agents for the sale OF his butter Although the
creamery has but Just commenced operations
we feel confident that # the people Will but try
Il once, they will use no OTHER can iOl Mar
shall's butter. sold only by
inp9dtf, b. * ID. G. BILLINGS.
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TAXEs INCREASED.

Capt. Gen. Concha has issued decree
requiring on and after the LIST of July the
payment Of so per cent, instead of % per
cent. in gold as heretofore, of regular taxes
and duties. The rate at which paper will
be received in payment and these dues is
to be fixed by the government. The de-
cree of June 18th, authorizing the banks to
sell gold for the payment of land taxes is
revoked
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weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHiSGToN June 30.-sp tn,
PROBABILITIES
For New England and the middle states
clear or fair weather will prevail in the in
terror, with threatening weather near the
coast northwest or northeast winds, lower
temperature and rising barometer
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONvEN
TION.


The Rutland county republican conven-
ton assembled at the town hall in Rutland
on Wednesday at / o'clock p. IN. The
convention was called to order by the
chairman of the county, who read the call
and list of delegates. The county com
mittee presented the name of Hon. Walter
G. Dunton, of Rutland, for temporary
president which was confirmed by the
convention. Z. II. Armstrong, of Castle
ton, was appointed secretary.
On motion w. S. Walker was substituted
as delegate from Mendon, and John c.
Colvin as a delegate from Clarendon to
fiji vacancies in the delegations from those
towns, which completed the
Roll OF the Convention.
BENsoN-A $ Bartholomew, L Howard KEEL
logg John Balls.
BRASDoN-N 7 sprague, Jr, Frank II Button,
CAsTLEToN-Pltt W Hyde. Il Bromley, L II
Armstrong.
CnITTENDEN.-Asa Collins, Edwin Horton,
Phillip Dutelc.
CLARENDON-JOhn G spencer, Edwin COngdOn,
John Calvin.
DASBY-J Griffith, williams, d W Rog-
ers.
FAIRHAvEs-Ira Allen, Samuel Wood, VIII
liam Pltkin.
HuBBARDToN-se Root, Ansel Hnl, c $
RumSey.
MENDoN-Dr o Cook, Ezra Edison, Wilson
Walker
MGDDLETows.-Eve1yn + Seamons, Roswell
Buel, James p Timony.
MOUNT HoILY-Warren Horton, Frederick
Parmenter, Windsor Newton.
MT. TABoR-John Mlnet, Edward Foley, l. p
Howe
PAwLET-Daniel W Bromley, Fayette Blake
ly Henry Allen.
PITrsFiELD-E Jackson, Albert vose, Lyman
Parmenter.
P1TTsroRD--R c Smith, A ID Tiffany George d
Wheaton.
PoULTNEY-Marvln stoddard, Henry 4 HUI,
h G. Rice.
RUTLAND--W Dunton, John A Salisbury, II
II Brown
sHERBURNE-Levl willard, D w Taylor, Levi
Wilson.
sHREwsBURYD G Jones, Allen Barney, Eben-
ezer Fisher
SUDBURY--Rodney Barber, Simeon Young, G.
c Selleck
TINMoUrH-arSsah Rounds, Hannibal Hopkins.
Lyman Cobb,
WALLINGFoRD-HIlon Bump, o Stafford VI
II Dlckerman
WELLs--wesley Rowe, wlnslow Goodspeed O
L Goodrich.
WEST HAvEN-R c Abel, Nathaniel Fish, Il
Wood.
On motion of Hon. n. II. Sprague. ,Ir.,
the temporary organization was made per-
manent with two vice-presidents and two
additional secretaries.
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ASSISTANT JUDGES OF COUNTY.

ThereupOn Faycttc Homes W0s decINrcJ
he nominee.