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EXCITED Brooklyn editor: "Yes, and
we go further, Mr.. Johnston, and say that
the life of one nan like Francis Butler,
who died of hydrohbia yesterday, and Of
one woman ike Ada Glare, who died Of
the same disease few weeks since, Is Of
more value than all the Spitz dogs in
America"
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uo.t rennessee Insane AsKIum.

Gov. Brown and DIS. Calender, Cheat
ham and Jones, returned from Brownsville
Yesterday evening. A decision in regard
10 the site will be made by the Governor
in a fortnight, probably.
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Five thousand yards of elegant goods
in variety, at % cents, worth from 80 cents
to 81 per yard. Beyond all question cheap,
incredibly cheap. Must be sold quickly.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
je25 st
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New Uniforms.

The new uniforms which were ordered
from Baltimore a few days since, for the
Encampment of Odd Fellows, arrived here
Yesterday, and will be ready for distribu-
finn tn-lav
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COntentment and happiness reign in all
households where DOoley's Yeast Powder
is used. Try it. Your grocer has it.
je23 dlw&wlt
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CITY NOTICES.

Bargainsi Bargains.-Come and see our
Bargain Counter and you will see some
cheap goods. Nancy Bros, 90 Church st..
ie25 st
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Great bargains at Nancy Bros in
Boots, Shoes and Slippers. Call and see
us. je2J 3t
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Maximum thermometer, 90 deg; minimum
thermometer, 65 deg.
TslsgrapAie Report from SiSnaI Service O5Tps u
g. a, Of O5serTGti0H, az 3:56 p. My kAs
Wsstsra Union Linz
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Children's fine Colored Slippers at SOC
pair, worth SI.jO. Nancy Bros, SO Church
street. je2J st
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Has any one wronSed You? BE brayeiy
yeveBged; slight il, and the work is begun;
forgive il, lis finished. He is below him
self who is Dol above an injury.
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brand New Magistrates.

Yesterday the Governor commissioned as
magistrates. Messrs. A. p. Mitchell and J.
". Lane, of Dyer county.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June %, 100 A. VI.
PrO6dbilitieS.-FOr the Gulf States, Ten
nessee, and the Ohio valley generally, clear
weather, local rains near the gulf coast and
in the lower Mississippi valley, high tenn
Tuesday.
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Mr.. Green Morrow: We, citizens of Nash
vile and Davidson county, approaching your
many good qualities Of head and heart
which distinguish you, and remembering
your disinterested labors in behalf of the
orphans, and your efforts to honor the
memory of those who loved our country,
and numerous acts of beney0lence; and
knowing that you would discharge any Of
fetal trust which you might assume with
honesty, integrity and fidelity, urgently call
upon you to become a candidate for Jailer
of this county, and permit your name 10 60
before the County Convention for that pO-
Sition.
VIM. Roberts, Sam Seay, T. II. Everett,
V. r. Harris, A. Tyler, G.. w. Petway, d.
W. Bigley, J. l.. Rice, d. I. Stratton, Nor
ris & Stratton, Myles Coleman, A. p. Sims,
A. V. Rutland, Chas. Robertson. Joe b.
Patton, VIM. NJ. Mccarthy, W. p. Phillips,
W. II. Shivers, II. W. Buttorff, Benz. Nc
Carthy, Charley Stevens, Jas. w. Ross, 5.
r. Ham. Sd district, W. F. Moore, II. II.
Singleton, T. c. Crunk, S. 5. Wharton,
Jas. NJ. Davidge, W. f. Hopkins, I. J.
Hopkins, t. S. Goodwin, w. j. Bright, f.
Turner, J. r. Phillips, w. V. Buck, w. Il.
X. Wear, T. Murray, Y. l.. Greenfield, W.
III. Atwell, J. II. Sneed, w. G.. Nelson, w.
T. Gates, w. H. Pohlman, w. NJ. Brown,
W. L. McInturff, John g. Patterson, W.D.
Rose, w. III. Chickering, J. A. J. Rose, B.
A. Philips. Z. NJ. CullOm, G. b. Goodwin,
A. W. Wharton, John Doyle, John G..
Weber, w. H. Weakley, J. NJ. Barnes, T.
NJ. Eubanl, T. NJ. Buck. Jr., w. G. Wynne.
Tom Richardson, Tom Lusty, John Harris;
E. S. Ship, J. A. Burton, VIM. Burns,
John Galloway.
June a, 1874.
REPLY.
MeSsrs. Roberts, Everett, Petway, STRAIT
ton, Hopkins and otherS-Gentlemen: Your
very complimentary call upon me to be-
come a candidate for Jailer of this county,
is now before me. have never sought pO-
litical prefement, having never been a can
didate for any Office within the gift of the
people.
You allude in a most altering manner to
the services l have rendered in contribut-
ing to the relief of Confederate orphans,
manned Confederate soldiers, and other
charitable objects, and l trust you will per-
nit me to say that l never undertook such
work f ON selfish or personal considera-
tionS, but was prompted by a higher and
nobler motive. Should my fellow-citizens,
in whose midst ] was born and raised, and
among whom / have lived, see proper TO
elect me, | assure them that | will ever ap-
preciate their kindness, and pledge myself
to a faithful discharge of duty. / will sub
NIT my claims to the County Convention,
and will cheerfully abide their verdict. l
am not disorganizer. am for harmony.
Very truly yours, A. q. MORROW.
June a, 1874.
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Blank (..) indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tionary; minus & tendency 10 fall; plus ~ ten
deney to rise. A. @. Ford, Observer.
The river was feet 3 inches on Harpeth
Shoals at 3 p. VI. yesterday.
The John S. BransfOrd departed for
Louisville to carry a cargo of iron and
liquor, and the A. p. Green left for Padu-
cab with a small cargo of iron.
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Ladies' fine Kid Shoes al S1.J0 apair,
worth 3. Nancy Bros, Church street.
ia25 3t
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OBTAIN AT HOME.

They should remember that the more work
they have performed by their neighbors, the
better able viii their neighbors be 70 do dne
work; and the more they do abroad. the more
they will have TO DO abroad, because there will
be nothing TO induce ETst-class priAters to come
MT remain anon Us.
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MIKE POWERS

UNAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING HIS
j customers and the public at large that he
has now on hand the largest, best and cheapest
stock of Ready-mRde Clothing, for both
men and BOYS, that was ever offered In this mar
ket. Those who wish to purchase Readv-made
Clothing, and save from Is to % per cent wOuld
do well 20 give him a call at the Star Clothing
Store, corner Market street and Square
my17 I'm 4thp II. POWERS, Proprietor.
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If you wish good Shoe at low price,
call at Nancy Bros, SO Church street.
ie25 st
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RIVER NEWS

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water. svifh Charges N
tie "a Hours ending p NJ JUNE "a 1874.
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TRAINS.


Eastern Fast Line, ex-
cept Sunday...-.....
Cincinnati EXPIRES, d'ly
Cincinnati night EX-
press. except Sunday
Lexington Mail, except
Sunc2y....-..-.......
Lexington Express, ex-
cept Sunday.....-...
Lagrange Accommoia-
ton, except Sunday
Lagrange Accommoda-
ton, except Sunday. .
helbyville Mail except
Sundsy...............
Shelbyville Express ex-
cept Sunday.........
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MERIT IS mostly discovered by accident,
and reward by destiny.
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County JaiIer-Correspondence.

j. 4. UAHLGHEN,
Committee on Travel and Transportation
Fourth Nashville Industrial Exposition.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

AMI ONAAO
The shortest and quickert route TO Washing
ton, Baltimore, the East and Southeast
CONDENSED TINE TABLE THROUGH TRAINS.
VIA PARKERSBURG r.1; st. Louis
MAY 10, 1874. Nv Express.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

Arrival and Departure OIL Trains
% at Nashville.
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leUIsVI1.LE AND NASHVILLE ANN
tskEAT seuTHERN.-DepOt North Col
lsge street. }. n. Brooks, Agent.
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ALIAS SUMMONS

&TATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY or "
- kEkA A, IS. In Justices Conrt IT H.
township. before William NJ, Ga,Ss tLa al.
OF the teacc, Geo. v. Cassidy. Ploi, SsE u
Lander Consolidated Mining Comrang :, =
lns as corporation under the law ~
tornia. HrtcEdM.t. '4'
The tate of Nevada, 10 Lander Co,,.r
dat.d Mining Company, existing AS A eo sD,
ton under the laws OF California:
=loa are hereby Summoned 10 appeo, h.,
ME. Il Justice OF the ieace in and irr F vss.'
township. county and State aforesaid ,,r'
o!iire IN Eureka, on the 18th DAY Of febr,r'
\. ID. 1911, at l. o'clock NJ. Of that day, ~a!.
>wer 10 the complaint o. Geo. W.tsaI~
wherein he Claims 10 recover from yn 4,
Stln Of two hundred and sixty dollar: IN , NJ
coin, for advertising and printing, a, trT :,
forth III Ilaintlt 5 complaint on file m nv
Office.
and You are hereby notified. tia, if ",
fail To appear and answer the comllsr; :;
aforesaid. Judgment will be taken ~ayain>ty9I
for the said sun Of two hundred and .ry
dollars ii gold coin, ard costs of suit.
To the shellii or any constable Of ail
county. greeting: Make legal service and le
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day jam.
AIRY. \. H.. lS'i. WI. NJ. GATL>,
Justice OF the Peace, township, county and
state aforesaid. iila
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IL. MANENBAU NJ.
4 TYORNEY AND coz NSEEOR Mt
n LAW. Austin. Nevada jeli
TOXIN DRDi.N.t.N CES.
RpINANCE NUMBER TWELVE.

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MEDICAL
TO THE uNroa7r~,.,,
NEW REMEDIES,
Or. GIBBONS o,spr.,.

DiSpeu..-
Ne. e2a KEApNY srpr '
.~onalnEercial. San Fr%anc;Ltr,. oORyr,
ISL. for tbcu ,ra.erelal street. f%fira,Tss.'
D-isn,sns 'ne Treatment of Seyra LiSta6GIsJFt'
Syrhilis in M ali S~"9norrhoa, GIasan and >sa5r,5l
lmran III an ITS forms. rn MEET >tfie,s..a
stand;n@ Hf. etc. Skin dis s,al Neaisri,
~ treated. '"' Oie'ratcd Legs, eta 't yt,',
Or. GiEBON has ,bo :, eSl,
cling that he has rn,r 're h%lca-ure Of a.
%s lrrmTt' nron n,Ssnitals of EUROPE slCl y, si;i,isIs' \.
u ahS doctor p has spared pei,,,. ID H.
1870 y seeking out new rrmdS!f the \,
Walton of " b",u increased facilities \. ,aiiis.
seminal Weakness
Seminal emission is the cone
abuse. This solitary vice oVrnS5equdAe,s
INDULGENCE. Is practiecd bv II oelfa'Ss,|
sexes 10 IN almost ]unlim;,audI We youtt GtSS
ing with uncrring certaintr et,,leht,rSS
train of morbid symn,nn'aH' The .5lsS
by scientific medical moo uhie's eepsS
countcnance, dark spots ,nSdises.;, VII: So
IN me head; ringing in the cars 'ne eye, h,
rustling Of leaves or rot,I;uuais, noise mn.
eaSincss about the loins4 ,sa u e~haiiotsr
limbs, confused vision. blnnf,ss5a hn.ss d i
OF CONFIDENCE ditfidcncc in aprro n,helliet, ],
GERS. a dislike to form new 'aaoacllfg sim.
disposition to shun society aellalntalts,
himtles \ various eruptions abo ~ n,eraa,,
hecuc ii1shes, turred tongue asp S. itea h.
e?ushs. CONSUMPTION, night sweat %ua Sfeaa
h,a, and frequently INSANITY. las; nonon..
obtained, You should apply ;m nj felei ben,
Their IN person or by letter ,rn1i dlaley, d.
effected by. his new and sc; lem; fhaVea eis
treating this disease, which " nole NODE i
~eiiectinS "A quick and radical cn ,e'ef fails /
Cured at HON.
Persons Mt a distance NAV ba r,
l.. by addressing A let,o, NtnlD II
6oN. stating case. sSmrtoms lou.h IN. Glb-
the disease has continued. and bnssaol o. tn.
promptly forwarded. free from da, aavlro,
caiio,iiy' to any part of the eS "rtase ~
tull and Plain directions for nse eyh, nl si
Nio III com III Il registered lrt,o, = inc,'l.
p%o.tottice. or through Wells. Farc ,aioGgA Ii
y package of medicine viii h 80 ".
by express to any part of the / n;o, .V'"sild
PERSONS writing to the Doctor n;, =,
state the namc OF the PAPER tbey wi viii leas
ye1tisement in. " 'ce 'asai
Al communications strictly eo,sd.r...,
Address BIZ. i y IG1IIluisanial.
box 1857, San Francisco. Ca pHy
NII NsA-A.
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Assessment Notice.

TO d. II. HALL, p. U'CONN0E, LMS
lIAlCk. L. BURNER. JOHN IAIth
\. VI. GEL.AT, and j. ANDERSON.
YOU AND EACH OF YGC ARE HER,
l by notified that there is due from va
the SUN SET opposite Your RESPECTIVE nam,
fox the working and development Of theh'
lowing named mines, set opposite yorrn alu,
situated il the antelope Mining listrie', j.
rcka collty, and state of Nevada. to.Sit'
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ishereby given that the eo-raE fnsp. /
heretofore existing between US p1SS hi.
iaiieyi in the saloon business, on n% naDsl e ee.
sent. All claims against The eoneern I naus q;
rrrscnted to j. NJ. BAILEY, who Il .,s mi
thori ed tocollcct and receipt l q MmaIIEl.
due the .aId hrn, &C., iaI
81 rtkn. Jan. u, lsIL %
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$40
,o.+ strayed or Stolen AZ

V,Wo HORSE MULES, oNtL mules, .hassi
~sorrcl: g0od-si4ed MoiA branded s ilri
!aiIs, SQUARE re rGq % c on %la jaw. LEI f, l5n il!Ss.
i hrSe nfSSi: l 9f5 will pay 70 for Of To to She'd
of .aii mules al Diamond .fs'"
q ''' JAMES KELLEk' p
jan:O-lm
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.tnd you and each of You are hereby lei,
fed that unless the amounts due rem earld
you hail t. paid Oh or before The e%ApilIaal
ct riuet, days nom this date to VII. Da'd'
io,t. N his Office in Eureka. Nevada, q u
the undersigned, your respective ihules
sF.all become the property OF yoor CONNIE
IN said mining claims. under and by t,l'1 r.
ihc law q, Congress, approved May IVA. f-
entitled An Act 70 promote the pT!eni
mpnt OF the Mining resources Q, ne SlyRA
MARX EnLEI;
FnrcL, \cy.. Oct. u. 1873. octave"
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NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE ,THATw ,,
J. s'eF lis my autharis 81 as-rt Gi-i7t .,
lenltrary at ieLce nuin i.ureFa. -
IAN 4ary oh, loil -
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piTENT' APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 80.


L. =. httsl>ltk 'iIH -. - r.
Eureka. Nevada, Dee. ~, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ia THE
y Gc,idcs and Bertrand Mill, and Mining
Company ,postotlice address Eureka. Ncva-
ia has this day filed in this office n diagram
patent from the United States. under act OF
congress approved May. IL. 1S.2, for eight
hundred $50 linear feet of the Geddes So. I
Lode. the same runnins4S2 feet northcrly and
Si> icct suuthcrly from the SHAFT No. D. with
surface ground 100 feet mt northern e Il and
20 feet at the southern end and situated in
secret Cannon Mining District. Eureka coun-
ty, Nevada. and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows. to-wit:
q. S. Survey No. 50.
Beginning nj n post marked Ne. I. :.
Survey No. ~" whence the Town Company'S
we'll in Vanderbilt bears ;. Is II J.. ~ feet.
shaft No. y bears NJ ". 81 feet and nut
nine tree y feet in diameter markedG. y =. +.
/. bears y. ga ". IL feet: thence running
:. - W @n feet to pest marked No. ) sur
yry No. ta: thence Ms ~ W. S0i2-l0 feet
10 post marked No. , L. :. Survey No. tn:
thence y. ~ T.. 100 feet to post marked No.
IS. survey Va. ~: md thence :. II +. ~
/ feet to post No. /. the place of beginning:
containing = 1t-lm acres. courses expressed
from the true meridian with Il magnetic vari-
alton 81 Ii East. This claim i on unsnr-
vcvci land and * bounded on the East by the
StueNton Lode.
he claim i recorded in Book c. rage l. of
the secret CANNON District Mining hecorls,
and Il copy Of the uetice and diagram can be
found puSted nj Shaft Ne. ) upon the lode.
d u CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
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Dissolution Notice

1--WE CopARTNERslilp 1 nhs'c Il sul1a
existing under the firm nannlyed by ua,
* MITCHELL, is this day aiS,;r;nc iron to-
tual consent. H.. l.. smiih bs conducted @
concern, the business VIII MITCHELL
the undersigned. !~'
Morev. Jan. !, 1871. ~
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z. s, Survey No. 70.

Beginning ut IL post marked Ne t.. ;. Sur
vey W. % whence the Town Cnmpauy'> well.
in The town of Nanderhilt. bears ;. A. i +.
81 .cct. Ihn Calico shat bears y. s. ".
81 feet. and shaft Ne. > bears \. ~ ~ ".
- laet: thence running ;. - ". 900 feet to
post maAed No. > | =. Survey Ne. ~, " hence
ii nut Inc tree feet in diameter marx "a ;. X
q. i. I. bears ;. l. ". os' feet. IL; ast
stands On the eastern boundary Of Survey No
~. made for the GrddtS and bertrand Mill
and Mining Company ON the Gcddes Ne. /
Lode; thence y. Il ". T>fcet 10 post No. /
uf said Surycy 81. ~. lND tcrt TO post marked
VI. ) \. :. Ssrvey Nc. 20. whence a nut-Fine
tree i inches IL 6iame'er bears y. ~ l.. ~
feet; thence y. - E2hicet 10 post narKcd Ne.
tt Survey No.Th, and thonce :. II l.. lo0
feet Ia lost Ne. l., the lace Of beginning: con-
tHinIug t It-l@ acre.: courses expressed from
the true meridian with " magnetic variation
- Il Last, This claim is on un>urveycd
land and i bounded On the West by the
Grdde> NJ. 1 and ON the north By the GtddcS
10. > Lodi.
Ihe claim is recorded in Book {. PAGE 10 of
tic secret CANYON District Mining Records.
and acory OF til notice and diagram can be
teund posted AT til location meIumonta AZ the
stockton eat upon the lu,e.
do ClHIS +. HORN. Register.
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Eureka! A Home Business!
Pure Ground Coffee!
ALLESSANDRO DoTTA.
One Pound to One Thousand Pounds.

Persons can be satisfied Of the commences
. the article b. calling at ~ t~et0ry. on
Duel street, near the corner Of Clark street.
L.Ickd. tJ-tt
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 22i6.
|. :. REGISTER'S OFFICE.
" N- IL ~ L.

NOTICE IL HEhEBl GIVE THAT fllE
y Gcides and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company ti'o>totiice address Eureka. Ncva-
la. lia> this day filed in this office a diagram.
together with a notice of application Ter II
yuicnt from the luitcd Stat">. under act Of
Congress approved MAY 10. l>12. ter one thou
>and lt15 linear feet of the stockton lode,
thc same running va lc"t rortherIH and NM
feet Seutherly trom tie location monument at
the STOCKTON cut upcu the lode, with surface
ground 21 feet in width. situated in Secret
Canyon Mining District, Eurcka county. state
Of Nevada and described in The plat and field
MINIS IN lilo IL this ntiirn II tnlinM. tu-MIL:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-08-26

AS the Farmers or opposition party
tailed or made several abortve at
tempts to make damaging charges against
G. s. Page, the Republican nominee for
senator, they have finally resorted to and
appear to rely upon putting in circulation
statements that he has used money and
other means dishonorably to influence the
declination Of certain nominees Of the Far
mers' party, and in various other ways, to
secure his election; which charges are en-
phatically denied. To render it an OBJ
ject for parties interested to examine and
look up the facts in the case, his friends
have deposited, subject to our order. one
hundred dollars, which will be paid by us
to any persons that will show by reasona.
bic proof that he is guilty Of the above
named charge. Now as these charges if
true are easily susceptible of proof, it is
due to the accused that the opposition eth.
er have it forthcoming and receive their
reward, or otherwise do only an &C: Of plain.
simple justice to one they have unjustly
striven to malign and injure, and retract
tho fabrications which some of their lead
ers have been unprincipled enough to put
forth as facts.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-08-26

Mr.. ED,ToR
understand the trade between the Republi-
can secedersand the leading Democrats to be
that the whole Democratic party be transferred
free from political preferences to the Farmers
party as their share of the capital stock, and
that such secelers, as their share of such stock
transfer themselves free from political prefer
ences, and also what they can bring in from the
true Republican party, and the first dividend
that is to be made will be Senator to the Demo
Gratis and the balance of the county officers to
the Republican seceders, and all subsequent div
idends to be made without any regard to old
political views, the ostensible business of which
firm to be to break up the rotten Republican
party, and from the wreck select honest mer
enough to constitute pure party when mixed
and stirred up with the entire Democratic party
It appears to me that this bargain and snle may
lead to diiculy for it quite possible that there
are some Democrats in Lamoillc county that
will not consent to have their political views
destroyed or abandoned CONTRARY to- the policy
adopted by Democrats in any other county in the
State) for no other consideration than to graft.
fy the ambition Of q few political aspirants, and
in such event the contracting parties who have
acted in behalf0f the Democratic party must fiIi
to carry out their part ofthe contract and un
derstand also that certain Democratic lawyers
with other political aspirants in this county are
active workers and strong sympathizers in the
farmers interest, and that by stepping behind
the curtain they ma, be seen actively engaged
handling the political wires, and If so is it such
ON entertainment as the honest farmers Of La
noble county had supposed they had been in
! vited 10.