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Sabbath Morning.


Calmly steals the Sabbath morDisa
Ger tho quivering air,
With its deep prophetic warning
Of the soul Of Prsysr
Tender tones repeat the story
In our ears to-day,
That like wresthipg mist e9rtb's glory
Ysnishsth away.
That Q dsisled mound cen ouly
Crcwn lifs's dream sfsr.
Esrvent fsrsEslls. ssl ard loaJ.
Loving Spirits Isr.
Xsacsi bell IL tss1 siidi .Lss;.
Bids sill RsEIIs sd9Tc,
shows anew tho crown ca e0igo"
ons on Calvary bore.
List We to its solemn greeting.
While We gladly bring
With swift feet an earnest trituts
To our Lord and King
Hi love, only, spans the shadows
Round our grief and loss;
His arm bears the weary burde1
Of eash daily GROSS.
Earth and ocean lift their voices.
And tho forests dim
kobcd in gold and purple splenjoi
join the swelling hymn !
Flee the psltry cares that rustic
Through our cheokered way
Rsnish far, all glittering hustle
From this sacred day
Let its benoliction woven
Through the sunbeams bright.
Win our wandering footsteps nearer
To the world Of light :
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Americans Arrested in Japan

A steamer brings tho following news
from China and Japan. Judge Richard.
son, of The United States court of claims
at Washington, and Commander Lewis of
the United States steamer Yantic, while
travelling within tho treaty limits of Yo
kahama, were arrested by local officers
aod sent back to tho foreign settlement.
THO act was unG ub,ody illegal and wss
IL mediatclY recc nized as such by tho
government at Y, lo which took imms.
diaio measures for Rn investigation of tho
case, before any complaint had been
made Of tho offending parties and they
we're promptly punished aud such apollo.
gics were offered as to give full ssiisisc.
iion to the gentlemen concerned.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-09-21
The Trouble in Mississippi.

The attorney. general has manifested no
anxiety to interfere with the troubles in
Mississippi. He speaks freely of the sit.
uation, and expresses the conviction that,
az Gov. Ames has not even attempted to
use the powers a, his command TO sup.
press the disturbance, thero can be no jus.
ti6cation for interference by the federal
authorities. Ho says, in addition to the
supreme power Of the state, Governor
Ames has the legislature and three.fourths
of the people on his eide, and with these
forces he ought to cope with local dis.
tarbsnce. Until he has been furnished
with evidence that the governor has ex-
hausted his power as the executive, the
attorney general is not disposed TO advise
the employment Of federal forces
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-09-21
Salem Lead Company,

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD =
Well known throughout New England as tho
WHITE5T, FINEST, and BEST
LEAD TAPE. So in wide. on reels for
curtain Sticks.
LEAD RIBBON. from ? i.2 tos inches
eide, or reels for Builders,
LF I'D PIPE. Of any size or thickness.
All Swsst market prices for goods Of equal
lsslity. s-low
YRANCIs BROWN, Treasurer, Salem, Mass
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State NORMAL SCHOOL

~ RANDOLPH, VERMONT.
ABEL z. LRAvENwOhTH, A. M, PRtScIPAL,
Assisted by Four Capable Graduates Of Nor
NAL Schools from three States.
New Features for Fall Term, 1875. Capacity
Of buildino doubled, Model and Preparatory
departments added.
Pail Term opens fourth Tuesday in August
Spring Term, frst Tuesday in February.
SEsD FoR CATALOGUE.
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EOR SALE.

IL farm of $50 sores, situated about Ia
ailss south of Salisbury Depot, belonging to the
estate Of William P. Dewey, late Of Salisbury, de.
ceased. l75 sores Of tho samo In meadow, the
bslsnoe tillage and pasture land with wood sufii.
sisns for use Of farm. Abundantly watered, and
building. and fences in good repair. first class
dairy farm. Terms of payment will be satsfac
tory. Apply to Rebecca E and William P. Dew
sy, sdmrs., Salisbury, VT, or Samuel Il. Cooke
fudge Of Probate, Middlebdry. 2sy
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,'OR SALE.

7 My store and stock Of goods, the barn and
eighteen rods Of land connected with the store in
the village Of Brooksvlle. are now offered for
sale, cheap. for cash. The post-of1ce Is kept In
the building and can be had, without doubt, by
the purchaser. The store Is only few rods from
the railroad station that there Is little expense
" transportation. HENRY JACKSON.
DrooksviIle, Vt, Aug. II. 1878. 22.f
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ID ERSONAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all officers,
sailors, and soldiers, wounded, ruptured, or IT.
jured In the late rebellion, however slightly, are
entitled to pension, and thousands Of pensioners
entitled TO an increased rate Apply imme-
diately through DIR. Z. B. JACKSON.
Lato Surgeon, I. ). Navy.
40. [ New Chambers ST.. NY 24-ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-09-21

II you are at church Of Sunday eve.
ming 10 August, without iau, cast about
your eye until i, lights on an engaged
couple, aud, when you see how close they
snug up together, you will lose in grea,
degree . sense of The heat
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DUS[N ESS.

ID US[NESS.
ID The Downer, Bolton 4 Allen mill will be
put In operation for saving custom logs, at onoe,
ander the control Of the new propretors. Bring in
your logs. The sash and door branch, continued
with the mill, will also receive a jog.
MARTIN 4 TCPPER.
Dessmber, 1874 4O6
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-09-21

Dickeus always believed in Spiriiusl.
ism after asking at seanee the atleld.
ance Of The spirit OF Lindley Murray and
being answered BY The spectre. to whom
be put the question, ARE you the spirit
Of Lindlsy Murray" II are"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-09-21

Stanley Waterloo, OF the ST. Lonis
Republican, 10 a college graduate, and
can swear in Latin at the cockroschss who
run of with his pencil stsbs
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NOTICE.

IT s. PUTNAM would inform the
l. l. speople Of Middlebury and Addison County
that the old Cotton Mill Is in full operation, and
chat he is prepared 20 furnish carpet warp and
batting Of superior quality. at the lowest cash
price.
Middlebury, Doc 10, 1872. 39;tf
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DEsIRABLE REAL AsTATE FOR

IL SALF.-Ths property situate on the COR
Ger Of Seminary aud High st. Gets, in the village
sf Middiebury, and occupied By Wa. B. Nichols.
said property consists oftwo dwelling houses and
. Isra, aud the lot upon which they stand, and Is
located In pleasant section Of The village. For
ssrRs inquire Of
jClilstsry, w. ssrs 2s. 1878. un
.sxs.sA.s, ~ 49, -. 20. ~
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W. BLANCHARD, NJ. D.

PGYsIcIAK AND SuReEos.
Special attention given to diseases Of the lungs
obscure kidney difficulties, and chronic diseases
peculiar TO the female sex.
Ohiee hours from 10 to 10 An. Office In
MECHANICAL EXPOSITION BUILDIs0
MfDDLRbURY, VT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-09-21

T X. SAYRE would inform the
LIE Butter-makers Of Middlebury and vicin-
~, and especially his old customers that he will
pay cash for Prime Butter at Beckwith Cc.'s
hondays and saturdays hereafter, at the stand
formerly occupied by R. T Bristol
Middlebury, May "a, 1875. lOu
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-09-21

Keep cool and let your hair grow,
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IL n. SMITH, Attorney ana Coun-
GLs sellor at Law. Office over Postoflce,
Mid llebury, Vt.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

n p. MEAD, Real Estate Broker,
W. 10; MIDDLsRuRy, VI.
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VIZ w. THOMAS, Teacher oi Vocal
w Music. Agent for Pianos and Organs,
x,ddlebvrv. VT, ly7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20

TExAs LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUGH
ing &C Key West carrying the Unhod states MAIL =
stea mer q CLYDE Captain Pennington, will lsayo
pier ~ East River, on Saturday. June &C. At Z M
Inrou2n Ds OF lading given all points the H. shl
9. 7 and q. n, a. v and H. and O. H. and ;, A. r X
No charge Tor forwarding In New York For freight or
passage, having superior accommodations apply 70
@. II. MALLORY n Co.. 1853 Maiden lane.
w 4. Clyde CO, llg wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20
EXCURSIONS,

A FINE EXCURSION PROGRAMME, THIS WEEK.
N JARRETT PALMRRS SUPERB STEAMER
PLYMOUTH ROCK,
Will this week continue her series OF brilliant popular
aud successful excursions as follows-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20
MONDAY, JuNE N.

or the scenery of The noble Hudson Boat Fall
RIVER Line pier q loot q Murray street. north River
80 NJ foot OF Twenty third street. North River, at
O'clock Returning, leaves West Point at Q. 30
FARE, round trip ST. Children, half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20

TIAvANA PLAN-TICKgrs FOR THE KENTUCKY
Ill state single number distribution drawn June z6
can now be secured At the old established agency, ia
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20

TroUND-IR NASSAU STREET, JUNE II, A WATQH
III LOckeL The owner can recover u at GEQkUE ".
WELCH's 2s3 Greenwich street by describing the
article and paying expense OF advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20

DAwNBR0KFR5 sALE-wATCHES AND JEW
Il elry..RICnARD FIELD. General Auetoneeg
al ii O'Clock $50 lots Gold and Silver watches Diamond
and Cold Jewelry, Pins Rings Earrings Gold Guard,
Fob ana Vest Chains &c also Guns PISTOLS and Musical
Instruments by order <. simpson CO., 1875 Bowery.
N B.-Also one lne old Niolen l0o years old
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DAWNBRoRERs' sALBs-BY RIcHARD FIELD,
General AuctioneeF,

salesroOm NO. 81 bOWery.
Monday, June Ably order 81 Mehrbach COO lots
Mems aud Women's Clothing.
tuesday. june 22-By order r. Simpson Co, $50 lots
Watches and Je weiry,
Wednesday Juns T-By order simpson, Green 4 Co.,
600 lots Mems and womens Clothing
Thursday, June n-By order Hugh FTeel 600 lots
Mems aud Women's Clothing.
Friday, June I5-BY order Hugh MoAleenan, GOD lots
Mems and Womca,s Clothing.
n. B-I,oft lot. WY lifted d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20
TUESDAY, JUNE 22

AFTERNOON TRIP TO SANDY HOOK and the ALLAN
TIC OCEAN splendid view OF the boats Of the AtlAnti
yacht squadron coming in on the home stretch. Boa
leaves foot Of fwentythlrd street North River, at
N. foot OF Murray street. North river, at ~
FARh round trip, 81. Chidren, half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ..

ALL DAY TRIP to the City OF BRIDGEPORT. Al
fOrding excursonists panoramic pictures OF the grea
metropolis the Islands OF the East River Hurl Cate the
forts lighthouses beacons towns and villages on either
side OF the sound. Ample time will be allowed for a
visit TO the monster sewing MACHINE cAriage aud other
factories with which the beautiful city abound ana the
excursion promises to be one OF tho most interesting
the Boat leaves foot Of Murray street Nortf
River, at A. NJ Dock street wharf between Fulton anc
Catharine ferrcs Brooklyn, at 500; foot OF Twenty
third street, East River, at O'clock
FARE round trip, 81 Children half price.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
IL ADVHRTIS EMENTs RECKIN I'd At ALL HOURS
tP TO NINE 2. NJ, AND NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED
WITH HERALDS AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORN
ING AT l,2s5 BRO DwAY AND $50 SIKH AVENUE
STREETS OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT HARLEM
OFFICE 2a5l THIRD AVENUE, CORNER OF PATH
STREET; ADYE EASEMENTS RECEIYED TO Z 20 z
NJ, AND AEWsDEALERS SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK BVEEY MORNING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUcTIoNEER
w otilce NO 3 Chambers street
Eotel at auction Tuesday, 22d inst at o'clock p.
NJ, containing y rooms with 81 Beds and Beading,
known the Ahlb0rn Hotel, No ass Fulton street
opposite Washington market; also contents OF Restau.
rant and Barroom attached steam Tables copper Yes.
ses, &c. the lease has four years 10 run.
For Other Advertisements Under This
Heading Sec Directory.
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Tor Saba HANDSOME BtA6K TEAM OF
H. Horsos, greatiy below their value 20 close an
estate perfectly sound ana gente also Landau and
Clarence only used few tiresi built bS Wood Bro
Can be seen at private stable East sixty street.
re xt 10 corner Fourth avenue.
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~ 49,
"A sale OF valuable Real Estate in the towns OF New
q ana at Rssssn os IN s Village
Sans ss Az o'clock n on TUESDAY INV a,e
sadsr foa% ana T a%shScE c co..
%sy q o% u sS AZ % wsn
and horse car railroad terms sale easy the
hnn ges, portion q the purchase money can remsn on
aucnoneeE l25 Broadway, Office OF executors SSs
Broome street New York.
A UcTIoN ROOMS, 80 AND IL EAST rnIRrEEkIn
Iaror Beds, Bookcases, Glass, Plated and Crockery
on sn'1 Ac Ss oI Sa on aesaay
J. HAVEN, Auctoneer.
= $ sast Ninth strest1tksrBsLk ( GO sells, on
o %0Sa9 S qS au S Noe 90 % TsSs Wines &C.
Ry DANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUoTToSEER. SALES
~ room A and ~ Liberty street, opposite Post office
% 'Fpi q SALE
DECEASED az StSdr . ShhNAH ESQ., Executor Louis "0"
ID emptory sale o tue large stock Of Groceries Teas
ns% scs ap BSaord W SELL
Sssst PorroS Sonds S~ so@%sns SS ocseS
The entire large ana select ocs hps
gn sp& Sa ;s Soa s also az &C.
@ e. od n S nd s the su
less Of cost Further particulars tomorrow. CAMP
BELL CO., General Ahchoneers; ofico SO Ninth street.
opposite A. T. Ste warts
~ W. JENKINS, AUCTIoNEER-E. B. HENRY
~ will sell on Monday, June o. at loA O'Clock at No
l53 FIRST avenue large and general assortment OF House
hold furniture, comprising black walnut Bedstcads
Bureaus Washstards marble top and Leaf Tables SOFAS
Lounges, Look Glasses rocking, scat and wood
Chairs; Engravfngs. Mattress, Pillows Cribs and COM
mon Bedstoads; corner Stands, barroom Tables, &c.
II II. FRENCH, AUCTIONEER
-. will SELL MONDAY June u, at 10 A. M, at
Benjamin @. Eegicy, the old established jeweler
OF 20i Greenwich street.
his stock
Gold and silver Watches,
Jewclry,
French and American Clocks,
Solid silver and ST yer Plated Ware.
R. FOLEY. AUCrIoNEER,
81. 1898 Third avenue, near l2Ith street
Grand anction sale, premises Westchester,
TUESDAY. Juna % L O'CLOCK of
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DAwNBRoKRRs' SALES
il BY THOS. ]. McGRATH, Auctloneer,
l5S Chatham street corner Mulberry.
Monday, Mems and Noman's Clothing. BY order j. l..
Prayer. West Thirty third street
Wednesday Watches, Jewelry DiamondS &c. By or
dor T.. Ganiey 81 Division street.
Thursday, Mems and Wom5n's Clothing. BY order T.
CarroH, Iqsouth Filth avenue.
Friday, Watches, Jewery, Diamonds, 40. BY order
N. Levy, Grand street
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MUOIUAII kNIEHTAIN ME \ Z IN AII tAJU HsIUNo,
BY CHIMES OF CHURCH BELLS.
MOZART GLEE CLUB.
CHOIR OF MADRIGAL BOYS,
CATHEDRAL ORGAN, STRING ORCHESTRA,
GILMoRL'S MILITARY BAND
Refreshments OF all kinds AT reasonable rates
TICKETS AT USUAL PLACES. AND THE BOAT.
THURSDAY JUNE24 MIDDAY TRIP UP THE HUDSON,
FOR LADIES' AND CHILDREN
FRIDAY June rs AFTERNOON trip to SANDY HOOK,
LIGHT SHIP AND ATLANTIC OCEAN
FRIDAY EVENING moonlight excursion to West Point
Leaving the city at o'clock.
SATURDAY JUNE %, AQUATIC MATINEE CONCERT.
EXCURSION uP THE SOUND
SUNDAY June y. TO WEST POINT
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A FOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY Doc
Food sor hooking birds, At b. O DovEfss 10. sdreei
street near Canal
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a IANU FROM MkN. DURAN. = NNNUIATE Of
"A the Lying-in Hospital, Royal Kotunda Dublin
Having changed nv residence 10 505 seventh avenue
between Forieth and fcrtyf streets am prepared
10 receive ladies during confinement Having rst class
accommodation and requisite Tor the most fas
tidious I trust-nsy. than that feel conhdent
that my institution shall not lack Of The esseLta
qualities which consi ute frs; olass yinein establish
ment iriyae rooms especially set apart or the pur-
pOSe disposal Of ladies' who may dcsre IN
together with my services With the approval Of both
Clergy anj medical profession together with my long
and ensive practice Of over y wears deem n IN
necessary say han simply can attention % the
matter ~ present and refer q M past record a.
pledge Tor the future.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04

AT Creston, Iowa, . few days since, .
man na,Led Jacob Haffner, in large
Touring mill, was caught on shaft, re-
volving two hundred times per minute,
and instantly killed. He was found
hanging to the shaft with every particle
Of his clothing torn OF except q small
wollen scarf, which was tied around his
neck and bound him tightly to the shaft.
Both legs were beaten off and had the ap-
pearancc of . frayed stick that has
been whipped over some hard substance
until it is worn out. His left arm was
dangling by a piece of skin, and his!head
and body were one mass ofcrushed bones
and flesh. So great was the force of the
mans body that the feet, as they revolved
around the shaft, crushed through pine
partition, near by, widening the gap at
every revolution until hole nearly fiYc
feet square had been literally pounded
p
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04
L'rrY CouNcr1. Ro.,Ms,

CrTY CouNc11. Rocks,
sss CRY or AUSTIN March 20. 1875.
l2EauLAR MEETISa-1T The entire Conn-
ell were present, and the minutes of last
regular meeting read and approved.
The following bills were presented and
referred to the Com on Bills:
Davidson s Basford for printing : 2O.70
Il. I. Tyler Road Overser 5000.
Patrick Gallagher SO. 90.
Patrick GeraghtY 5000.
] ohm Minettee for fees 2.O7.
Thomas Riley for fees 4.15
On motion the following bills were
presented aud returned from the
Com. on Bills, and were allowed and or
ders drawn for the amounts:
r. w. Woodland Justice fees 8 500
Thomas Riley Constable fees 600
John Mlnettee serv. as watch'n 1900
CD. Jalany Asst. Com. $500
A. a. HARDWOOD for City printing 1879
L n. Griffith Justice fees 1928
John Mincttee COnst. fees 3. Is
Seymour johnson for repairs 1.75
Report of 7. w. Woodard, on account
Of fines collected, received and ordered
placed on file.
An ordinance in relation to stove pipes
and chimncys was presented by the Com.
on Ordinances and unanimously adopt
ed. .sz.>
On motion, the City Attorney was in
structed to communicate with Mr.. Bald
win, cashier of State National Bank of
Minneapolis, and make answer to action
brought by them against this city, by al
lowing them to take judgment for prin
cipal and seven per cent. interest, in lieu
Of twelve per cent.
An ordinance to establish and regulate
the grade of certain streets in ordinance
No. 81 as published, was presented and
adopted. =
On motion the council adjourned to
meet on Saturday, March 9th, 1875.
Russ B. DAVIS,
City Recorder.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04
Closing Osae,

$50 81 -
The Legislature will finlsh the work of
tho session tonight at IL O'Clock, and At
noon tomorrow will make a final adjourn.
m.nt. We expect soon to publish the
general laws for the benefit Of our readers
who will then be able to judge Of the
value of the session. 1t has been for
long time our conviction that Minnesota
ought to adopt the rule Of meeting for
legislation but once in two years. The
interests of the State considered as whole
will suffer less by this rule than they do
ut present. ~. ...z,
An opportunity to legislate seems to
occasion legislation. The truth Of this is
established by the frequent modification
Of some laws, and the speedy repeal Of
others. More than half the business
transacted at any session is projected dur
ing the last twenty days. The fact IS but
few members 60 the Capitol with any
we'll defined views upon either local or
6tstc questions, aud discover no means of
distinguishing themselves until near the
close Of the torn. Rather than return to
his constituents without being able to
point to something which he had accom-
plishcd, an i'll devised, impracicable
scheme is put into the form of bill by
som. one aud quite likely crystalized in
into law, but valuable only because it
furnishes Some Ntlcr ststcsmaw an onnor
tunity to introduce bill for its repeal.
OF such char actcr and of such value is a
very large proportion Of State legislation.
a. soon rs the accomplished facts are be-
fore US We shall examine somewhat in
detail the work of the 18th legislatures
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04

81
q ~ \ ala.b. NM 3 - d
a,aeon. non & 3
iaasf.l "a q .sti 81 HIM 9 ,o is
vish|ing a - ths 3 ,ot 50, s.
hi.shsd him i 'front.' q 4 piiske. isnoe.;
getting loose he 1atten,pt 81 @ jump tl.s
1 fence and inppaIed hi,a.el Ton the pick
81.
The Lao qni F.rle Press 81. ,hsre
e bu' one tamil il TINT county ds.
pesdsnt q charity support, md .his
= tic isnil of James { alyerson. who
had one q his Zee. badly frozen, thus
.deprivinR his iua,ily =. his labor As
Inc qui Parls war ono 81 the gra.-hop.
per counties this i very good Re.
cDrd. },s.s '.=@7. .s.5
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The Agricultural Society.

The Mower Co. Agricultural Society
have decided to. purchase the land ana
locate its Fair Grounds permanently at
such point as may hereafter be deter
mined upon. In fixing the location the
Execu i've Committee will be largely ill.,
hucnccd by the inducements the compe-
ting localities shall offer in the way of
donation of land for grounds, money to
fence it, &c. A number of localities have
already made liberal propositions, but in
order that all may have an opportunity t.
compete, the Executive Committee have
concluded to bring the question before
the people of the different towns in the
county when they are assembled at the
annual town meeting, and to this end re-
spectiully request the following named
gentlemen to act in the matter and to re-
port the result to E. G. Dorr, Secretary,
Austin:
Ubolpho, b. w Maxwell, w d Peck,
and Carlos Manchester; Waltham, Frank
Kimball, John Hoy, and A Lounsbury;
Sargent, s King, Patrick Holland, aud H
" Sargent; Pleasant Valley, John Rowly
E II Campbell, and A E Peck; Racine,
John Camrfell, Adam Wtsinger, and W
E Harris; Frankford, s Bostwick, Benz.
Wright. d P Putncy; Grand Meadow, o
w Case, Henry Weber, and Abner Hunt;
Dexter, Daniel Williams, c Short, and
Dexter PARROT; Brownsville, H A Brown
n P futile, and Fl E Tanner; Lansing,
n Tuttle, j B Yates, and E A Snow; Aus,
tin City, C H Coates, L Chase, and w
T Wilkins; Aautin Town, Thomas Varco,
Abram Lott, w w Hills; Window, W c
Watt, Geo N Conkey, and John A Thomp
son; Marshall, w NJ Corbitt. Sampson
Hanson, and NJ Ray Clayton, H P Cole
man, John O'Wold; Leroy, s P Bacon,
j NJ Wykof, and W B Spencer; Adams,
Matthew Rooney. John Fl johnson, and
n Kribsbach; Nevada, Hans C Anderson,
A c Bisbee, aud John c Hawkins; Lyle,
Thorn. Hotson, NJ N Trowbridge, and
Alanson Beach.
In such towns as do not care to com.
pete, the Committee desires that an cx.
preston may be taken as to what other
town will suit them best. -
G. w. GRINsnAw, Pres't.