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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-19
6tn meues Goantns aospsta1.

Sem @ountorat6 lit am IA. pom dr3tz
li9en Oirectorium oeS 9puntD@0pSpi>
tails cine IGngere Wtttbetlung 3ugefomz
men, tportn oer1elbe erlu1t miro, aMf
Dem i'm berlpfienen Sabre 6afIr angez
fauften 0rMno 1tnb Booen lobalb ais
nl6glih Elm neues 6pspttal gu errtdten,
bd oai1elbe tpeber benz 3uorange BON
Yattenten Hanger entiprt6t, nod in
8auart, tpie DMrGb Die ungiinitige Sage
ben Mnforoerun9en, Die III etn 9oSpttaI
geiteut meroen miiien, genitgt. Die
0erren &erate i6la9en sugIetb Dor. baB
bas 9oSpttal mad etnent beretts angcferz
tigten PlaNe Der 6erren ArnIltroHg ullo
Cyan sebaut tperoen ioa.
Wir baben Den 8ldm Der Serren Nrtn7
itrpng uno @9en ni6t geieben, uno mir
9lauben 1uBer ben 9errn NerSteI mn
einigen Wfitglie0ern oeS 0o1pitalcomtteS
iiber9oupt Ntemano. Ntr fonnen pes
balb ui6t b~eurt1etlen, oh be1lelbe gut
ODER 56le9t lit. Nber es i6eint ullS, als
geli1ts eer Sbatfa9e, baB eS eilte Wtenge
bon Nr1itetten bier stebt, Die lberbaupt
BON Baltfun1t mebr DerIteber, tute Die
0erren Mrmitr0ng tno @gan uno Die
ipeSieu Iber 9Olpitalbautet uno oas
Spitem, tpona6 bas neue 9o1pttaI aa9es
meiner 3ui1immung aufolge gebGut tpers
ben 1pn LoaS 8opiuoniDiteml, meDr ptie
fen unb mebr eele1en BADEN, oaB eS i'll
bobem @raoe porfAneu lit, Die Auna6tle
etneS Ylanes au empfe9len, tuenn man
nod CUR feline S9rttte getban, nit alt>
beren utb m09li6erweiie belIeren Yldnen
8ergLei9e au3uftelen. l1ns i6eint, nnO
ptr boffeu, baB Der Gountpratb 70. be-
i6lteBen miro, 6aB fit bas 6ofpital
@oncurrenaplane ausgei6rieben !%perDeuI,
nnb tpeltn es u0tbi8 erl9eint, fur Die
b~eileren oerielben Nreiie ouSgeieBt tpers
ben ~iollten. Nuf bleiem 0ege aueln miro
IS mo9li9 lein, i'm nelten 9oipital etltell
8au gu erbatten, Der alien 2!nfOroeruH9en
i'm Die Berpftsgung pom araHteH eHt@
ipri3t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-19

&e&e4t.
SeantmOrtung zines s&reibens pom 9errn a(u9.

8eantportung zines G9rctbenS pom 5erru g(uq.
9r...., SullltD, Ottnn.
Die Sedenpflan3e, bon tpel0er in Diez
len Spalten Sept. %, 1874 Die Ge0e
tDar un0 Die ftp AM beiten fir 1olhe Oez
gerben bes 9%torbpeitens etgnet, TT tpelz
0en Die Slage Orange ni6t fortfommt,
tit Der MeiBoorlt, crataegus o~Nyacantha.
Ser WetBo0rn pd6lt be~fanntltd nuerz
prten bierlel6it milo, Da aber niloe
S60Blin9e Get tpeitem uiUt 70 gut 5ur
Nnlegung bon Seden iitlo, ais aus SQa>
men ~iorafdlttg I'M @arten ge3ogene
B1lan3en, lit e5 5tDedmGBiger, ii0 Iol6e
beran5u3ieben. W2Dgli1, Dag ii0 einige
0drtner nit Der Nn5ucDt bon QBeiBDpru>
5edenpflan3en befailen, bod lit ul5
tetne 1Ot0e AOreiie befannt; aud fin0cn
mir Dtefelbe ni6t in ben &atatogen alz
eefiDrt. 9as Belte tptrb DesGalb letn,
ii0 i'm Waloe bic Srl9te beS MeiB
oorn5, befannt ais rThornapples," 3t
Iamn1eln nnD berem SaamenfDrner I'M
Srl6ting 5u iGen; ODER, INN i0neller ans
3iel 81 g~elangen, Bflan5en aus 0euti0z
Lamb 81 De3ieben, no btsielben auBeror>
oentti6 tooDlfetl gu baben ftno; aud Der
transport BON britben lit nt1t 10 tDeuer,
baB ii6 Die SADIE nt6t lobnen mitrDe,
5ull1al sic itder ltno, auSgeset6net quite
Weibbornz 9flar3en Don bort 3u erbalten
nnb 3lDar in gutter i%or9ianler Gerpadung.
Wtr empfeblen Sbnen gil Oielem 8ebufe
). s. bic lan6pirtbi0aftlt6e 8flan3en7
DanDlunJ BON 8. Jteumann IN Gtbau,
Sa01en. 0ieielbe 5ei9t etler1 groBen
8orratb bieier Pflan3en an uno 5lDar su
folgenoen 8rei1en:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-19

Tide Sade Bel faItem @etter, inbem bas
our6, namentLi6 beim So9ren geeeu Ben
8ino, Der tui9ttaite GbeiL bes Sbieres
geidiiBt bleibt.
Das 8fero erfaltet fi6 ebenfc Ieiht,
tpie Der Weni6. Or lange es III 8etpez
snng lit, berridt penia @efabr Dor Grz
fdltung our0 fdLten Mlnb. Nber man.
laiie eS mn Elm paar Nugen6ltde fttultez
ben, beim Nblaoeu ODER Qluflaoen, Obne
tparn1e 9ede nn 8ruit Mno S6uLtern,
uno IS wirb fid oft nod ibneaer babel
erfdlten, ais mander Wenf0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-19

Gangs3eit, utb man bebauptet ia, in benz
beiBeu Slimd altere Der Wteni0 friDer
ais bel uns."
(SOrtissuus foIst.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-19

GomTab4erepnRt. 0te am IL. 5. so.
In G~Danl1on ab8ebaltene @ouita6lerpQbI
bate ~folgsubes JteiuItat. IS erbie[ten:
Bm. Garnep, 1853 9timmen; 6. SIS,
0earneo, 1856; u. S. &lie1e, l24: IS. s..
8tlion, 38i Sobn @arllep, 2; So6u
Osborn, 3 Sttmulen. 8te prei Grlfees
NanHteK iin0 ernG0lt,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-19
Proposals for the Erection ola Chap
ell for the Maine Insane Hospital.

The undersigned will receive Sealed Proposals
on and after the 2lst day of April inst and until
the 4th day of May next, 1T O'Clock in the alter
nooa, for furnishing the materials and erecting
under their direction, on the Hospital grounds at
Augusta Chapel for sail Hospital; the materials,
excavations grading and work, to he in accor-
dance with plans and specifications made by +. III.
Fas>ett, Architect, which may be 81 at tn Treas
urcrs Office at the Hospital ON aLd al CT the first
date above specified
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or
all proposals.
4. G.. WAKEFIELD, Trustees
JOHN T. GILMAN,
r l.. PATTANGALI, Maine
II. A. SHOREI,
+. W. WOODBURY., Insane Hospital.
JOHN w. CHASE,
Augusta, Ne. April TO- $50.
,prIn-tNIW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-19

it,, you may know that he commenced the article
directly after supper, and wrestled with it until
after midnight, rewriting it fourteen times, de-
stroying quire Of foolscap, and blessed his
pen every two minutes. That's the way they gen.
orally write an article when they arc Sin hurry,
and have mo time to revise it. -Nor,isfo'cn Her
aid
The removed Postmaster at Atlanta, ia, went
to sec Postmaster General Jewell and asked him
the cause Of his removal. said Mr.. Jewell ;
"Well, that's pointed question, and will give
You a straigh.foy ward answer. You were removed
because you were altogether too unanimous; you
talk too much, write too much, and slash around
generally too much for the good of the service
DWELL, Governor" said Mr. Bard, "is there any
hope Of "a reconsideration Of my casci" "None
in the world, so far as am concerned, was the
Postmaster Generals reply.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-19
GENERAL NEWS.

Messrs Moody and Sankey, the revivalists, are
meeting with some opposition in London.
Married women in Sweden are hereafter to
have undivided control of their property and
earnings.
A Canadian newspaper has just been sued for
libel, and had to pay twenty-five cents damages
to the plaintiff.
An injunction issued against dead heading pas.
sengers on the New Haven Railroad includes all
United Stat es and State officials.
According to the Advertiser Of Savannah, Ca,
there Is a marked Improvement in the quality of
the cotton brought into that city, compared to
what it was before the war.
The most curious freak of one Of the recent cy-
clones in Georgia was the driving Of hickory
tree about two feet in diameter four feet deeper
into the ground
Crosses are ladders that help us to rise Do
without them if YOU can; use other peoples lad
ders. and kick them down when you have done
with them.
The Louisville Courier-Journal believes that
waterproof armor, similar to that used by Paul
Boynton, will enable many criminal to escape
from justice, as there is no possibility of following
tracks in the water
When man hands an editor an article for pub
LEGATION, and asks him to SIX it up" because he
"wrote it in hurry and "hadnt time to revise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-19
WV PCBLIC4TIONS

We have received from CHM Brothers, Boston,
Nos. and of their geo graphics entitled "Our
World" by Mary J.. Hall. No contains the first
lessons in the form of familiar talks with the
pupils which are Of character to interest them and
while holding their attention to instruct them
There are questions at Inc bottom Of the pages,
the answers to which are simple and easily com
mitted to memory, so that the learner will have a
pleasant rather than difficult task. 1t seems TO
US that this is very excellent work. No. 2 is a
moyc diculi work for advanced and older scholars.
On this book and its plan opinions may differ.
Whoever masters this uust labor. Ii contains
much information and demands much study. The
lessons arc not to be memorized but questions are
connected with them the answers TO which are re-
quired, the scholar using his own language to OK
plain or describe. what he is asked. The arrange
ment may be seen by the following headings to
the divisions The Earth; The Crust of the
Earth Inhabitants of the Earth; Moth Ameri-
ca The United States; Mexico, Central America,
and the West Indies; South America; The East
ern Continent; Asia; Australia and the Islands.
There arc also important tables and fine yocabu-
larry. There are many maps and illustrations,
which clearly printed, the former ing hand
somely colored. The printing is in the best style
Of the art AMI adds greatly to the value and az
pearance of these works. School committees think
ing Of a change in Biographies should not fail to
examine them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-19
Special Notirfs.
GOOD ADVICE AND POETRY.
TUNE, Amy thing that FITS"
No rio nli /. - "A

ICSE, "AD}tnlng tHaL tls.
Magic on il death on Fits.
Magic Oil il delicious thank Renne for this
All Pain it cures quickly for mother on miss,
Goes right to the trouble, rubbed in with The PALM
As sure as you're faithful cit Works like a charm. >
The directions please follow, but use yourown skill
In sprans and Neuraigi +, but balhe with a will.
Used outward and inward 1t never does harm.
In Headache or COc 1T works Ike a c arm
Sore Throat from catarrh, rom cold in the head,
Or Chls from Cold that would keep you IN bed,
Magic Oh performs wonders and acts like n balm
For Gargle, or Swathing lit works like Il charm y
It cures Won so nicely it makes you feel brave,
So that ordinary pain is luxury to have.
Magic Oil in Dyspepsia gives feeling 50 calm,
The stomach in glee says 1T works like IL charm.
The "loot hc-n Of fame" most usually licsl
So the Magic Oil cures took the folks by surprise
The claims that it made caused wOndrous alarm.
The trial no~ shows that ii works Ike a charm
VIM RENNE & SONS, sole manufacturers, Pitts.
field, Mass.
Reader, call for it where usually trade, by
the full name. Sold by hINsMAN.
sep3-t&wti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-19
Personal NOTICE.

All officers, sailors ard soldiers, wounded, rup-
tured or injured In the late Rebellion, however
slightly, can obtain Pension by addressing DR.. +.
b. JACKSON, late Surgeon IN United states Navy
No. 4, New Chambers ST., New York CITY. Com
mnniGati llhs prOmpllY AnsWered Oct!9-s lily
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-19
Assessors Notice.


THE inhabitants of the city OF Augusta are here
L by notified to bring in true and perfect lists OF
their polls and also their estates real and personal
April 1875 also all property held by them collat-
eral security or on morga or in trust as guard
ans, administrators or executors, liable 10 taxa
ton. For the purpose of receiving said lists and
administering the necessary oath thereto, as by
law authorized, we will be in session at the
Aldermen's Room on Saturday the 10Th
day of April, 1873,
and on Saturday April the 18th; also Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and 5 sturday, 18TH,
10Th, 21st 22d and 23d Of April, 1873, and on all
stormy days during the month OF April.
Blank forms for returns Of property may be had
OF lis Oh application, or at the office OF City Treas
uler
&C. WHITEHOUsE, } Assessors
A. ID. TOWNSEND, OF
q. BARROWS, } Augusta.
April ,, 1870. apr3-f&wlm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04

The Manches ter, y. H., Union says:
Our own opinion is that there never is
TO be peace aad prosperity in this coun,
try until the negro is suppressed az po-
licai power. The southern people
should understand this, and, instead Of
counting him, Gght lGm. This may suit
some Of the oid-f4shioned New lIamp-
shire Democrats, but il will not make
converts in that State.
Postmaser General Jewell, IN u letter
to the House committee on sppropria-
ions, asking such change Of the win
dows Of biz department as will improve
the ventilation, says: "luasmueh rs /
DO not intend to spend my life here ! do
not care much about Il, but II would kill
auy man to work IN this building Two
years, which is a much longer time than
( expect TO stay hero At present"
A Memphis fortune-telIcr told man
that fortnua Of s30, 900 was coming 10
hlm.the next week, who sheiled out $50
10 his vile 20 bay new sui. When too
lue he earned that bi. vie bad tired he
tiliup wiih the Old wuman
q hs democratic. members of Congress
from Iae soatu and >outhves lave issu-
ed MS address 10 fhs people 1T ia sour b.
rgn State, cauuseiiiug paiisns, aAj fgr
beglauce uudaf tie e1islng cs,a.a. si -
ad8lfs. and advuestne tls tuaiH "a. .aliee
Of ,lie klBfliest relations wIart., Negro,
= loo ssoabl lie falls wguci~d ~ his
right ro vote - he presses
The waters al liir Illinois aver have
bfeglpe ~ ibogouxhly corrupted spd l,ol-
sone8, by li.e mills a. not only " kilI rbe
fab ibet~ia 81 Joliet. Norris ssd Ira-ei.-
- but . render disease aud death cer-
tain 10 ih9sc wh0 dwell near the river
Tie New York Mail says liie whole
country ih.s season appears to be : Dig
lhiug on ice. Ice appears 70 ss zig
th.as % ibs eonntry, A. ans rate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04
). II. ANsDES,
l.. A, A MsDEN.
LONDONDERRY.

The Londonderry Dramatic Club
will give one of their entertainments at
Union Hall, on Wednesday evening,
March 10th, at which time will be pre-
scented Among the Breakers" TO con.
clnde with farce entitled, LEND Me
Five shillings,'
Our village school closed last Friday,
with an exhibition in the evening. All
of the parlicipstors acted their parts well.
We have heard 1t spoken OF rs being the
best exhibition held here this winter
We think some Of the Dramatic Climb
better pattern after the school in perform.
log their parts.
West River star Chapter has recently
been organized with the following Of
tcers: a. A. Carts. Worthy Patron;
Mrs. l.. ;. Arnold, Worthy Marron /;
Mrs 4 4. Curtis, Associate Marion:
MIR, b Sparrow, Conductoress; Mrs
+. H. DAVE, Associate Couduclorcss
Mrs Frank stowell, Adah; MIR. u. S.
Wait, Ruth; Mrs. G. W. Whitney, Is
ther; Miss Nancy Arnold, Martha; Mrs
+. F. Sterling, Electa; Mrs. {. H. War
ner, Warden; e, W, Whitney, Treasurer;
+. +. Sterling, Secretary; l.. :, Arnold,
Sentinel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04

We arr sal 70 sanaaaeezssAi De peaea.
es have All been Killed. u hss been %
served that wbeu ths peaches are al kilt-
ell ~ Januar, We have AZ excellent crop
IN AnEnsl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04
sTArK fqEns

James Walker, u Glover, sss G tasider-
SHY burg a few dsgs siBee by being sorsd
b. cross buIl; GHsiiy seizauq lns srimsi
by the nostfI, De succeeded ia areaIgg
lls mad pIsg aua ieaped over tha fence
from harm. ..-.
A. John " Clsfks, carver At tba Van
Sse House. Burlington, Was carving
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04

Soreness Of the breast or luugs, OF fivtr
dlGeaHies, arc relieved b. placing two
o. three ib,ekuesscs Or flannel wet WIKI
Rcanc's paln-haNng Magic Oh over the
soreness when retiring % bed Al night
Try e. Ope application vii hcip yea
Yrrk rsnrh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04

As this season OF tbs year when ~ many OF
our people are suffering from coldr, 80 call At
tCutiou 30 AYrgs CaEgRN PECr1HtI A. sure
cure not ouly fer coughs aud colds but eli az
feetions VI thn lungs aud throat, Having use
&c n our family for many yeArs, can spsak
from personal knowledge al lie efficiency, There
oar experience this has proved th he by far the
best, lts qualities are uniform and wholly re.
liable, L is pleasant 60 take, and should be
kept At command. by aTery family, a. protec
uon ayanst class Of complaints which seom
aud dapgeruus II neg 'orted. N II Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04
800 Banehss Lalh


WAS every rssrth psrss1 atsa.
Il some epnveaiant, agreea hls and prompt rem
edr Tor HAhitual D0stiysnHat u wauid Rdfis-
all thoss who are treuhlea vith pyapapa a, Cos
uFeness, Piles, Hiliapsasss, Headache. % aav
fara Of indig estign. 10 ass pf HlRmreNs Pa.
tsrlIrtc LaxHFuxS Elshs Huntington. NJ u
sr.ltsutshAnt uoteFnot ~ MAsaAc husrtts. 40
Tbsy are pleasant 20 The taste, and never 70
CURE Increase ~ dose 10 perfect cure, Trial
boz % eepts LARGE boa % csnts mailed tree
Tot this last price.
bh HARhlhONN ICELAND BAi&AM.
. splsadid eurs Tor uau0Ha. H0tHsEAEsn aud AT
THRoAr aud luNa Complaints lUf tels by B..
y HARRISON 4 co. prufflstofs, No. ! Ire.
mont Temple, Boston, add BY sll pruKgists,
glAw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04

IrHOUsANns SAVED Prom bs bnHk ~
t5e grave, heslih aud strength eiycn to
basa deemed ihcufatie ar using the famous
HEt8ILGkN pLAsT discovered bt ~ Evans ~
the Nzvy Radically cures pfsrursts, livrs
and kmsFy CaNt1AlNTa NeaYous pGRtiFfr,
ErfENrsa Lost HI1AL1Ti, auG Weaknesses frum
eGees ees4E AIehuaL, IapkcaAs UrtgM AVID other
causes ssskeH3ag tbu EaaS aud Nervous 81.
rrN. send sl4uip iHr clfenaf- kIpfa Fharv
HaGesH4e1i a.. IA NpatagV ". J silly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04
Employment.

/ @Aut 4 g11 agehia ~ ess.vHss for the CON.
PrEIE HERHAfiST, sud IRt HgpwfS0 WoRtp,
viii give such terms ami furuIuh sueh adyvr-
using facilities that uo msu need make lbss
lhsB t23J pes sssuth and al ssisanses no mat.
Ter whether ha U8rF yauvRssrd before uf rot.
Ad Tres ID o PHELpS BROWN, Ma y 0tsud
street Jcrssy Cty, 81 l.. ana lail particulars
will be sent by Igiuru mali aiv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04

Scarlet Fever s,ill RACES here 70 an
alarming extent, sunday evening Feb.
2sth the daughter 81 Mrs Moses Haldwiu
died, aged uine yesrs, aud Monday
morning a sou 81 iloraus tIard. Of about
the same age. Two mere lie yerf -erion,
ly 80.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04
s0uTn LONDONDERRY

"A sermon in memory OF The late Dr.
II. ID. Cook was preached by Rev, J. 5.
Goodsll, at the Baptist Church, SUNDAY,
Feb. Zslh. AT the close Of the services
J. L. Martin, Esq, Ia very appropriate
aud sympthetic manner alluded to The
circumstances surrounding the sickness,
death aud burial VI Dr. Cook, sud then
introduced The following preamble aud
resolutions which were heartily adopted I:
Hhereas; BY the dispeusatiou Of Di-
vine Providence the grave bath opened
to receive the dust Of our esteemed citizen
aud physician, Henry y. Cook; there
fore.
Eesoleed, That we keeuly realize Tie
effect Of tbis saI event, aud by Il death
has laid ils strong hand heavily upon lis.
EcsoIcsd; THAT we extend our sgmpa.
ihies TO his bereAycd companion, hl.
praltlihg boy, biz sged father aud mother
ADD other borrowing frjcHds.
Regolcea; That we request TIE memo
rial sermon preached bY our pastor be
published 10 she Manchester JouExAL..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04
srEoI,I NOTICES

AssoRie,
Ika fmGt hagaIaf Uagt sass tsAi, aa. 81 AdgaLrAgn
IaHFe 3 s S. ~. ell - hsAa o. THURSDAY
evening. Msreh ~. 1853.
Aaantrau, chapter. Ne. ~, a, 4. n.
Next regular eoaNnokIlaa ua Wednesday even
lag March g, Al 4 o'elagk.
r# ~. H. SIMaNhs Il, T..
" A 81 KGk. Sset
sktaasr Pest No, "A, q. A. "a
Alusta st Adams Hall. FAciury Fagut Ga the hfst
quesdAy even nR ~ each month.
GEO. II. sESsIoFs Cuuim,ndsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-04

a. Nm. Reefs res. aruss and hAs flooded
hIs s5efP barn & ibe dsFth q fsat d
ruus asfou ihs road ntar DwiKal Taylo4'i
- hste obaEs people to tura into tbs ioi
e Esi ~ lt We have been Wishing 70,
wntss Dat ihe pttsrhi saPply 10 rtihsT TOO
mHsh Ter our Constitution, bui &c wlll DOT
BE- likely to a. bong.
pksEr.
The small poI scare sas entirely sab.
SIDED, 40 case having resulted from The
exposure.
Town meeting passed oG quietly,
tbs wesg eide being badly divided uniiI
Amasa DlcssrmAn threw his influence
IBto The breach and produced an lmme.
dlate union of forces. Town Clerk and
Treasurer. ]. C. Williams; Seledmen,
J. y. Phillips, Ira Cook. } Read. Lis.
tsrs. L. G Paris, J T.. Nichols, 4. :.
Baker Town Agent, W. NJ. Paris
Oyersesr Of Poor, constable aud collector
C.. &. nsrriek Superintendent 81 schools
Geo, .. Maihcwsou.
MOUNT TABOR.
--Sctectmeu, y II Lane, \ + Nichols.
A " TsrbslI; listers, G 5 Tabor. A
Thompson, Il BniTum; town agent for
law purpses, G Tabor; constable, |
scott grand jurors, 6 5 Tabor, A Thomp-
son, II W Lincoln; oyersecr Of the poor,
l. - Pember; town clerk, NJ Barrett;
treasurer, II W Lincoln superintendent,
n. II Lane fence viewers, J c King, 5
NJ Baker, a W Tarbell
RUTLAND.
The thAw which visited US last week
has caught cold aud today one feels like
staying IN the house aud hugung the
parIor stove. The weather is very cold
and sleighiug In the village poor, the
snow having all disappeared from the
streets.
On Saturday evening last the Re-
pubicans aud Democrats held joint
caucus ia the town hall, aud after some
discussion, nominated very fair ticket
for the election tomorrow
A partnership has been formed be-
tween y. II. Tuttle, Samuel Il. Petten.
gin and VIM. r. Winslow, for the pur-
pose of editing aud publishing the Rut-
land Daily aud Weekly Herald
aud We trust the new firm will re.
ceive The amount Of public patro lafe they
deserve, the Herald being one Of the
largest aud best dailies 10 the state.
-Commissiouer Smith was busy alt
day Saturday and until late hom Satur-
day evening, taking testimony aud hear
ing the application of The different parties
interested ia the reward offered Tor the
arrest aud conviction of Phair, and we
understand ,here /. Que more applicant
to appear to-day, when the matter will
be decided, aud we trust satisfactorily 10
all concerned.
The Rev. Mr.. Mills, pastor of the
Baptist Church in this village, preached
his farewell sermon last evening, to i
large congregation. Mr.. Mills leaves
here soon for new fields OF labor, and,
although regretting his loss, we wish him
abundant success.
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