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STABDING ATFRAY.

Another outrageous and b!ooisAissty stabbtng
affair occurred Oh tho North Side yesterday af-
ternoon. Between mud O'Clock S.lren 3ouno-
aon, Swedish sailor, and William Foley, Daniel
Keys. alias "Smash.' a notorious character;
in tho saloon OF Potter Swanson, No. 1877 Chicago
ayonuo, drinliug froely. Tho mariner WAS in
maudliu atato aud, believing that "smash "
and Foley were trying to rob him, accused
them of 1t. a fight Immediately eusued,
and in tho course OF it Souuohou rs stabbHa sx
times lu the right and leIt shoulders and once
three inches long, and two or three doep. II is
close to tho lung, aud may have penetrated tie
ploura. Tho man blsd very protnBoly. aud be-
calno very weak before DR.. l.. Il, Casa arrived
sud staunohed the blood aud dressed tho
wounds.
sergla. 0erbIng and Hathaway, Dccteotiye
Dargan, and Officer Lauritzen we're at the sceae
of the fray just after itH saugunary close, and
arrested all tho parties named ADORE. anu S"an-
son and hlH Darkeeper, John JnnnBon.
HouHoHon Was subsequently eeut to fis lotg-
inEs, at No. 141 Chicago avenue, where Dr. lIou-
rotin. County Physician, visitsd hun, but was
Unable to dotermlne the extent and final result
0f The wounds.
Tho prisoners wore all taken before Justice
further examination, and held tho others In
bonds Of $1,000, to answer the charge Of riot.
Tho evidence rhowal that Foley waa tho man
vino did tho outing, but Ae denies it, and saya
that u Smash did It. Tho knife, sn,al1 one,
was found OH tho Aoor OF the Ba!oan, eoyase.l
with blood; Il il believed that whl's 'sma4h y
and the sailor wero struggling and fighting one
another. Foley stabbed tho latter from boA4nd,
driving tho short blade to the hilt At every
thrust.
, 1874-10-20

Tho Grand Jury Mill make its report On the
Mike McDonald case to-day.
The White Stockings played With the Empires,
Of st. Louis, Saturday, and defeated tAem IL
to nothing.
Tho Chcago Il Northwestern Railroad ulne
beat tho Chicago, nooh Island / Pacific Railway
nino Saturday by q acoEs Of 10 to8.
After numerous failures, uydo PARK has nuc-
coetod In completing au independent line Of tol-
cgraph to this ulty.
somo of the boht boys In tho city are applying
to tho Y. H.. g. 4. E'1y!oy'mont Bureau, 1l5
nacEat,o Loys acquainted in the cltv. oilcc boya
ti twi.o 1rite good hund, or cash boys in stoto,
Gu rot ti,en, hy applying u tha above otiloo'
Tho AoYs hkrs throrn AMY tht!F N'ux'Hanss,
, 1874-10-20
E0 F7V 2FaHQF VFN9 1F1 EF1 !
. Dancing w'il1 begin pro
EvANBTON.
EvANBTON,

Mra. g., wife OF = prominent citizen OF
Evanston, living on Tho lako-Hhore, nas Knocked
down by an cxpress-wagon, on North Clark
street, at tho corner Of Michigan, yeBtotdny al
toTnoou, md badly bruised, The accident wsa
tho reBnls Of careless driving. Tie lady was
carod for, and was able to roaoh homo In safety.
John Blanchard. eldest sou Of William Dlatlcu-
ard, Esq. aged about l5 years. met with seri-
Gus accident In Lake View Saturday. He at
tempted 10 iunn from the roof Ut house by
dropping from tho limb OF ii tron, bnt tho limb
broke, and llo fell to the ground, sustaining ill.,
tetna1 injurioa that may prove tatal.
, 1874-10-20

Reeds Temple Of Music.
Fine rosewood pianos, pr!cen sloo to 500: torms,
so cash, balance $es per month. Splendid organs
with eix hops for st25 TURNS, 50 cash, balance
monthly payments.
, 1874-10-20

IA ,Inf&n1IH yfl1thNG.
liz m, c"r I,ii,or mi lh,t],nr. Yho sldownIks
oro crtsn viii, lillian jenvn,. 1t onrlv morning
a slippery tfmc Ehttorr on tho 'ave'nohtH, Milk
IL mp cruz. leo HaFnb and ":t@fihH.cartH
arc out, anu lok chest'l|lta arc ILL., IL III A'most
winter
81 Arnanfa. " eatd tia YOUNG c1nn. - Huran Il.
Anthony snys II IA iii ligtt-ao, now
" :Jnrnn u sho anil "r nm but d ypune anil
foolish erl." Next momont S!a1nnHo twin
ahndow with ono scl.ignon and ono tn'lstaclls
waB proptojcctcd upon the brown holland Blind.
Ihoy arc correcting tho numbers OH Wcnt
Congrcss sttoot at nrcscnt, and to nIany porHonA
thia viii bo tho first fl,tinAton tI,at tlIcy 1.-Two
Bxty-f0.1r n,,mbors further uptown than tlloy
did yesterday.
Mrs. Dr., Stafford Dlalio and Hrs Flynt. Of
Boston, gave a hccond exhibition or improved
female underwear ~ the y, MethoIiiat chnrcn
very iair. QuIts a uulnbor Of gentlemen being
present.
p.t,,,,, nora,,.rtv ~ NJ 1oi ,vast Hnrrinon
.,r.as m,a IT,, ny,r ~ ~ lu,0rr duyou hy
I,i,.riea G1rduor ~ IL, ,rruar ~ 13Ine I.lau
avcuro ana Twelfth ttreot, laat evening, md Sas
s'i"ltly injured ABOUT tho head
There aro many thin devices whereby tho I'M
poounisrB atteinpt to sacure free passnge on to
Went Madisol street ears. sucI, as representing
themselves to bs detectives, reporters, Alder
men, ato., but probably tile most eublimelY thin
waB nnBliccehsfuy tried Saturday. IT belong
to the Company" said lilo doatl-buat. "What
do ,ou do?" said tho conductor. 10, TN q
sponef!" "aB the reply.
A Jonne 1edy In tho Thirteenth Ward, who ras
tho other evening amusing some children by fin-
nting Tho cr1es Of vnrlous a,na,s. 70 admirably
fei!led the watcli. .dog'B honont bark that sho as
since received thrce offers Of marriage from,
young nen WHO say wife Of that sort would be
Just the thing whoi, burglars aro n,ound.
rLo nv nr nr1or ;1o,ivoro, .n a,o,,,o,. .,,
vo-, loarmc ncIaro yoatnrdav avar;n m ata@a 1a
49,, ",,,1,onao ;m liz Incfnro.r,nnn ~ t,a ,t
lko an.om,,a, 'rn a"i,,,nt - H. tne .,." Us
,aa { ani W. nc p,o1 ~ nnr1,a ria :" 49,,
Snc T"' ns H. olixery Iho auicnco fraar,"tiu "ti
smnmaS,, ti,or nia.s,;ro lv a,nlnusc' a"0A''S
Dotccflvca LeaRo ana OiaPp, OF New YORK
Gy mFlseu mo'e 5es'u a i,n IL a1'ne ;" a IL ~,
,,1ov"r Gant. 1fcoyas n lfliart1-1,nlj nronrietnr
on Broadway. IN tho Metropolis. Of $1,000.
WIN the a'a VI Deteo'lSo ponnia =, s9tlhmohs. tMos
,inht in ia mai,. rossc1 rns,ccshv
ing yo,,ng man of about 18 yoara, aud il not
, 1874-10-20

ril bo made bv rcridonta of Haywood and Oak
phtk. aud s'lno hleakor from Cicaso "ill p1oi'-
Ahly ho preaeM.
Tlnrdny evening tho young ladine and con-
tlctnon hf thu 'reDbytorian onllroll vi eiv6 ah
entertainment III which soarfa aud utlior III tlcleh
Of male ahd ieunala attita Will play \ prominent
f'art: Tho proceeda Of tte eycnInE will bn "x-
p"hdcl IN enla,!.ing thu library OF tho Sunday
tuhool of that church,
OAK pAnx,
Tho Daptlht Society NJ Oak Park viii gtvo IN
entertainment this ovaning at Unity Church.
The cntertasnmont will consist Of descriptive
readings from Pilgrims Progress. Illustrated, IN
tabeAt1x. About forty characters and twenty
0rc sconas wi" be repic.on,ed this evening,
Tue reatnga Mill be by tho nov. George Hunt
tngton. Tho music will be furnished by Nttss
Nellln Wood. o'gnnlHt; Miss Jcsslo Hardy, so-
rrauo Miss Mabel Buchanan, nto; hlr, ], e,
Thompson, bass md Dir. A. W. BlnGrnr fonor
FRIDAY oyening tha rncond part of tho nro.
EsaMno will DO presented.
The 5ocisty has Bljarod neither paing nor CT.
pnnae TO prehent tleao sce,lcs In tho moat poy-
fcot anu aatlsiaotory nlnntor. An admission fee
Of 30 Cofts will be churRed those over 15 yoars Of
ago :; under that age, 26 conts
Mr.. Mar]tn III MpvlnE bin rcBfdencb from tho
moth to tho south nde OF tic 1aIlront,. Au tle
building was bolng tason ACROSS tho track sn,,-
day moon, All eaHtwarl bound train came aloug,
and, although algra1oA TO stop, tho engineer ran
tue train over tho claims, cutting tl,ona III two.
Aside from tho in1u1y to tho chain, a httin acnre
to thoao oueaeed in moving tho building, AId
tho rsnnl complement Of aWearlng, no Injury
wns done.
Capt. Lamb has returned home from tho
Southern part of Indiana, where ho haa been
!opksnE after aoslo mining intorosts. .
Tho dedication OF the Congregational Church
has bcen deferred OIL account Of Inability to COM
nleto tho building. The dedication wilt most
probably take place Oh tho Lat psox.
The nen residence Of a1r. Hnlburt IL approach
ing completion. and atready presents most At
traetivG npponrance.
Col. 1ugalls. Republican nominee for State
serator is q resident Of Oak Park. All hts fol-
low-citizens ,,ntte in saying that moro honost
| aud worthy man could uot hare boon selected bY
the party.
Tic German citizens Of Oak Park aud the
country round about seem to enioy very much
tho beautiful drive to Wald4em Cnotery and tho
! fluid procured at the ummer-garAer SUNDAYS.
The Rcdowa Club will l,uld its second soclal
party at MIR. Austin'H private hall, tho church.
! which is to he nlnle ever for IT, not hong In
readiness. Dancing will begin promptly at
| O'Clock.
, 1874-10-20

Yesterday murning tho preaitent, accompanied
by Gun, MoAr.hur. ex-socrotayy Of lAe Nary
t,ria, Unltoa nta.es Oo'nn!aslonos Philip
tioyue, aaa one or two othor gontlomon, yisited
lbs present l'ust-O ..leo and tho now Government
ru;ll!..s u. -9r,te u: cs:et:p. With both plaooa
, 1874-10-20


DooT!1- -WARNER-on Tho 1tlh in.t+. .t ting Gun.
III: sanue M. Ho;al. Of i!hica7o aud Ills EYisa Ii
Dsll Warner. Of Washington, Cam. No nards.
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grounds on which men support Judge
Peck, and claims him as Chttenden
county man. The ST. Adams Messenger
of Saturday, in an ably written editorial,
urges the nomination. The Rutland GLOBE
also presents his name, and the Rutland
Herald would like to see him governor If
his services cannot be retained on the
bench. The Free Press has announced
that he will retire from the bench, in any
event, this fall The Poultney Bulletin
also speaks favorably of him. 1t is very
evident that on the west side of the noun
tain that people have been thinking of this
nomination as the fittest thing to be done.
The people this side have been doing the
same thing, and waiting to see whether
| they could have a chance of expressing
their thoughts without, in a sense, enter
| ferin" Mr.. Park and Mr.. Barlow have
announced that their names will not be
used before the convention, and are conf
dent that if the June convention reflects
the sentiment of the people, 1t will nomi-
nate Asahel Peck for governor by accla-
nation. The republican party of Vermont
has noble record; IL can add no better
page TO it than by doing this.
Judge Peck would see to it, as did the
lamcnted Coy. Washburn. that no careless
bungling legislation goes upon the statute
books, and whatever contests might arise
betwenn conflicting interests, all who have
no reason to dread just and fearless action
would rejoice TO haye him the executive OF
the state
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All write the editorial business.
The best ding to take before singing
breath.
A rude dry-goodS salesman acts as a
counter-irritant.
Congress evidently bankers after a pots
herds Of free postage. Be frank about it,
gentlemen.
The recent duellists in New Orleans are
trying to establish good character by ex-
pending about S14 II for ga card in a To-
cal paper.
An ingenious Nevada gentleman claims
the invention of ga process of manufactu-
ring ground glass without grinding.
With men of small understanding, the
things they do not understand make the
deepest impression.
The lady crusaders, arrested in Cncin-
natl, woke up the next morning to find their
full names, nationaitics, and %, horror y
ages published in the newspapers
Many Of the artists are preparing to
leave town earlier than usual for their
summer quarters. The "slackness of the
times has doubtless something to do with
this.
When the naughty boys made II bare
suggestion to the prophet and told him to
go up" they little thought of the bare sug-
geston which was to follow
Ever prolific in pet names for opponents
politician in Georgia calls another "car
magnoble," and the latter retorts by calling
his slandercr "kidering"
A gentleman having his hair cut by a
talkative barber, was asked how he would
like i: done. "If possible" replied the
gentleman, sin silence"
Gentlemanly hotel clerks are practicng
on the response, "Besticando," for the ben
eft of summer guests who object to climb
ing five long flights of stairs to their rooms.
"Mr. Barnum, to change the subject,
when do you expect to initiate your bal
| loOn?' "Don't u,e the word initiate said
| he, cts too Bullerish." "D0n't you thnl;
they ought to name Mr.. Butler, Ish?" said
/. "Why so?" said he. Because" said
!, Sour children will be taught rs they grow
up, by theit nursery maids, "rhe 'ish ran
away with the spoon
The king of Persia once ordered his viz
Ter to make out list of all the fools in his
dominions. He did so, ana put his males
tvs name at the head. The king asked
Linn why; TO which he Immediately answer
ed, "Because you intrusted lac o: ru-
pccs to men you don't know, to buy horses
Tor you Il thousand miles off, and who'll
never come back" cay; but suppose
they come back?" "Then l shall erase
your name and insert theirs"
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a Rural snciesCIsI.

Widow Williams, says the Lyndon
Uni0a, furnishes the town an example of
grit which is quite remarkable. She oc-
cupies place which Frank Gray has the
charge Of Frank was recently doing some
work in her vicinity, which required pass
ing through her yard with his team. The
woman was uppish about ii and told Mr.
Gray that his oxen could no more pass over
her freehold. Frank eXposiulatcd, but
without avail. The widow planted herself
in the gateway and observed, "You can't
30 thro' here without going over my body.
Frank surveyed the situation and then nd
dressed his team, claw Brght-up' Tho
faithful stays passed easily through the
gateway, old Bright having only a small
addition TO his burden in the form of Il
plucky woman on one.of his horns. Find
ing that she could neither throw old Bright
down nor twist his head off, she stamped
into the house to mediate Il new plan OF
attack while Frank kept quietly on about
his work, not forgetting at night to measure
out an extra quart of meal as a reward fol
obedience.
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miscellaneous.

200 AGENTS WANTED-MEN OR
> Women. To sell our sewing SILK, Linen
Thread, Pms, Needles, Golden Pens, and Pic
lures and Writing Paper. Large wages sure.
Anulv to d. J.. Guernsey, PUB, Concord, y. II
may2Gl&wIW
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, l:40 1920 a. M, '2OD "
1885 y. IN. -. -.
Burlington 1882 & 'i1:lO a. H., 1880 IS 1890
n. m.
" Tlconderoga, '1140 a. m.
Bennington, 1900 M, 1855 q '9,5 p, IN.
IN.
Saratoga, 'it:I5 n. m, 9.0G p. IN.
" salem, l:40 a. t10io a. M, t3:iO '4:57 y.
IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls 1242 1890 n. m, 1900 1880
p IN. 49, 90. -.
burlington, 1910 81 t5lO a. M, 1910 sos p
IN.
- TlcOndcroga, h:05 y. IN.
bennington, 1900 1900 u. M. q 1900 p IN
Saratoga, 500 a. m, q $500 p. m.
salem, 1:40 & t5:40 n. M, 100 $500 p. m.
Mali Train mixed
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MAY.

VINO saw April when she went,
Weary hearted, wan and gray
Leaving all the world content
With the May?
with the darling OF the year,
When with happy eyes she came.
W hiSperlng in the worlds charmed ear
summers name.
Smiling at the winters dream,
Making slaves of winter free,
Listening to each bird and stream
GraclOusly.
Dropping flowers for passing shower,
Making fields and gardens rare,
Making roses hooking SHOWS
Here and there.
Winning the reluctant time,
Wedding beauty 10 the year
Winters facts to summers rhyme,
Adding grief TO cheer.
Who mOurned Tor April " oh not
For the present is too fair,
summer comes to glOrify
Earth and air.
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alailrnaGs.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND RUT-
Y LAND RAILROADS..

VERMONT CENTRAL AND RUT-
LAND RAILROADS.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
On and after Monday, Dec. Sth, 1878. trains
wlllrun as follows Sundays excepted:
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Rutland at 1880 ana 500 a. m, and 1910
and $40 p. N.
MAlL.--Leave st. Adams at G:aO q. m, Burr
ington at s:lO a. H., Port Henry at $50 a. m,
Rutland Mt 1910 p. IN, Bellows Falls Al $3.50 p.
H., arriving at New London al 920 T. H., con
Meeting with steamer for New York.
NEW YORK EXPRESS.-Leayes st Adams At
$3.50 n. M, Burlington 1905 a. H., arriving In
NIGHT EXPRESs.-Ieayes Ogdensburg at Il
M, Montreal 1890 pm, ST. Adams 1870 pm, Bur
llngton $40 p. M, Rutland 1880 a. m, Bellows
pelis' S'so a. H. arriving at New London at llh5
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves burlington at 300 p
M, arriving IN Rutland at 200 =. IN. Leaves
Rutland at $3.50 a. m, Bellows Fails G:35 a. IN.
accommodation train, q IRVING at New London
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Rutland at $40 p. M.
for Bellows Falls ana Brattleboro.
GOING NORTH
Leaves Rutland at 1:la and $40 a. H., and $50
MAIL.ELeaves New London at $500 a. M,
Springfield 500 a. In, Boston 1880 Il. m, Bellows
Falls ll:l5., Rutland $50 p. H., for Port Henry,
Burlington, st. Adams Montreal ana ogdens-
EXPREss-Leavos Rutland at so5 D. m.
arriving at Port Henry at 500 p IA, Adams al
9:25 p. m.
NIGHT EXPRESS.-Leaycs New London at
2l5 p. m, Springfield at $40 p. IN, connecting
with train leaving New Norl, at 300 p. H., Bel
lows Falls ll:2O p. lA., connecting with train
leaving Boston AZ $3.50 p. ~, Rutland 1:43, Tor
Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal Ogdensburg
and the west.
MIXED TRAIN.--Leavcs Rutland at $40 q. m.
for Burlington, ST. Adams, ST. Johns and Ma
lone n. Y.
MIXED TRAIN;-Leaves Bellows Falls AZ $3.50
a. m, arriving IN Rutland at $3.50 n. m.
Il 4 f~ae A4str~ Tp.,.i
$40 n, M, Bellows Falls $3.50 p. M, arriving In
hGtlai.6 at ll:O0 p. m.
Tn. ms leave Burlington going east, for Mont
PEI &C., at 600 a, m, 1920 p. m. and 1850 p. IN.
IRA MS leave Bellows Falls going north, for
WHIT River Junction, &C., at $50 a. m. and
1890 w., and $3.50 and l1:20 p m.
TTI0NS.-At Rutland with Rensselaer, &
Saratoga and Harlem Extension Railroads; at
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroads at South
Vernon with Connecticut River Railroad.
70 Sleeping cars are attached to night trains
between st. Adams and Troy, and Burlington
and Boston. j. W. HOBART,
Genl Supt.
A4
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ViCissiiude of Fortune.

..Thie v,n,, eo;1 Ntooo,,ioY or a onloLro
,o1 ,ns S ,',' .. ,, ny y. go, u.,un,"
,';o;sri,',Jo, 81 fant, ,'" n' "''I To-, ICY
oiinnt o,,. SmaI, I % "S ' ,o i NV
tng,. of ,ho - , ,'1 ~; .,,v LIS, do
va .J n";i~n iiro WI VIII !" uu,S oo
pS o'rais a." icies;t1os o ~ for,n no'I IT,
s,,i,S 81 lie ,,,,,donca " rioh 49, ,r,shns
,tiIi ,sla ,,in%s AMI d,, Wv n,,n n It'll
,,ro,I >e ,;rG,r, ,,,, ' raHSo,od fron,
conn.," ,,i,,iol,tv hns Iad :, lossos and lnsons
In,.,, W ~ ni,;ant ,,,,,a,.,,, "''N
M noi;cv IF l i;to Iirs,r,rco r,olos
o,i,, N s,,oIi Inn,onj ,,,,on - iar'ro i,c"n,o
Nm'onnnai nren,inn, ~ onc ~ r 7,yn lr tho,,s
and " dnIIors nav snr,re fr,y o. aftv thon
san1 dnliars ~ he nsad ~, thn v,ifn or
cEil1rrn when he Who is now r;rh and
nrnsmernre has ,.,ftor p,o,,, ,;cissitrJns
pf ftrt,,no sumi, ot Iost in,n ob;ont ,nnvo,-
ty" EsnrciolIv nav this I've ibc casa If
tLn rolirv has Ioon ;o,nm on thn Tnntinc
nlon nr1ctirrd Inv ,hn EonitohIc ,;fn A.
tn,nncr Socictv ~ ,yLich lie nynon.c may,
ho limi;ed IN ion ~. tiftoon voors JJnrn in
tha Hfa ins,r,nno honrh, ,iTrinr ,hn naIr,,
dnvs il tho annie nr9visinn reon,irdI for
survivors
Thn wroltl,,. mn, ,yI,, :, i,dono,dcn, or
bn.inrss ,iets n,nv sny,. con do he,ter
with,nv mnnrv th:n inycsi some Of il in n
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\ POEsg On NAV.

The Inclosed poem has been submitted t)
quite number OF persons who while they
think they recognize it as an old friend, cannot
definitely place IT, VIII you therefore confer a
favor by printing the same and ask your read
crs TO help US to the name OF the author?
Yours truly,
JOHN MIDWAY, LR.
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Agents Tor the Globe.
H. p. Morgan, Walllngford.
Herbert Smith, Factory Point
III. 5. Hard, Arlington.
NJ, b. Kelley, South Wallngford.
e. c. Pierce. East Clarendon.
Il. J. Carpenter, Brattleboro.
Kelley q Dyer. Brandon.
DennisOn Brothers, PittSford.
Rufus Holt, Plttsneld.
j. ID. culver, HydeVlle.
II. X. Horton, Clarendon.
ID. 7. Peabody, Pittslord,
Alden a. Co., Mlddlebury. :
II. Il. Spencer, Sutherland Falls
Ashton Hubbard, Fairhayen.
Kelloggi& Rice, Castleton.
@. j. Gilmore, West Rutland.
l.. johnson, West Pawlet.
W. S. Bassett, Mlddletown.
James Rice, Pawlet.
b L. Parmenter, MechanIcsyillei
d. Horton, Mount Holly.
w. w. Hubbard, Poultney.
z. IIolton, Dandy Corners.
William Pierce, Dandy
Il. A. Carter, Benson.
w. IL. Hull, Wells.
o. II. Woods, Bellows Falls.
p. ii, Robbins, Chester.
e. X. Allen, East Wallingford
sherman Brothers, Ludlow.
Brown Clark, Chttenden
j. ID. Purdy, Manchester.
M Southland. yergennes.
j. y. johnson, Ilubbarlon.
A. W. Irving, orwell.
Reuben WhitcOmb, Stockbrldge.
w. 4. Morse, 7. NJ, Shrewsbury,
y. Sails, Forestdale,
r: II. Dutton, =. NJ, Cavendsh
W. ). Bassett, Postmaster, Mlddletown.'
J. G. Spencer, Postmaster, East Clarendon
@. A. Ram, East Poultney.
Q. II. Marsh, North Clarendon.
!, Easton, +, NJ, Hortonvllle, Vt,
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