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choice, and thus seek to correct great
wrong by committing another immeasura-
bly, greater wrong?
Can we sanction such action of the Lou
isiana returning board, and thereby form
precedent under the authority of which
IL party once in power may forever perpetu-
ate its rule, and SO end constitutional liber
ty? Shall such be the fate of this republic
nj .he beginning of the second century of
its existence, is the momeutous question
now presented for the determination of the
American people.
JOHN NJ. PALMER, LYMAN TRUMBULL,
WILLIAM BIGLER, GEORGE B. SMITH,
@. w. JULIAN. z. II. WATSON.
New ORLEANS, DEC. 6, 1876.
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The Oregon Electors.

The Board of State Canvassers in Ore
gon, with Lafayette F. Grover, Governor
of the State, have taken the same view of
the voting for electors in the recent cleo
tion which THE Sun has constantly con-
tented for, and have acted accordingly.
just as the law and their oaths required
them TO do.
In this election the Hayes electors had a
majority, but one of them, John w. Watts,
Postmaster at Lafayette, was inelici IDLE
under the Constitution of the United
States. The Board of State Canvassers
accordingly found that all votes cast for
him were null and void, just as if they had
been cast for dead man, aud that the
case stood just as it would have done had
the Republicans voted for only two electors
instead of voting for three. They found
also that Z. y. Cronin, one of the Demo-
cratic candidates for that office, stood next
III the number of votes received, and ac-
! cordingly they certified to the Governor
! that the two Republicans and one Demo-
crat had been duly appointed by the pco-
pie OF Oregon to be electors of President
and Fice President
The Governor issued his certificate to
the three men, but the two Republicans
! refused to act with Cronin. Thereupon,
in strict compliance with the laws of Ore
gon, ne proceeded to fill the vacancies
thus caused with two other Republicans,
and the three together forming the Elec
toral College of the State, cast two votes
for Hayes and Wheeler. and one for Til
den and Hendricks This result being
duly certified, the Electoral College ad-
Jourued, and the certificates of their action
IN regular form are sent up to Washington.
! The two Republican electors who refused
to act under the Governors certificate
held an unauthorized meeting by them
selves, choosing another person to act with
| them, and cast their votes for Hayes and
J Wheeler. Bat this proceeding goes to
Washington without the certificate of the
Governor, and without any of the evidence
ef regularity which has been customarly re-
quired in such certificates.
This certificate from Oregon gives Mr.
Illden 1S5 votes, and if allowed to stand
uuquestloned, it elects bin. We presume.
however, that it " III be questioned by the
Republican majority in The Senate but
this will render it impossible for the Re-
publIcans to carry through aud cousum-
mate with high hand, as they had intend
ed, their scheme Of counting out Mr.. Til
den and counting in Mr.. Hayes by the
Electoral votes Of the three fraudulent
States. When the validity of the certifi-
cate from Oregon Is questioned 10 the Sen
ate, the right OF the House OF Representa-
tives 10 object to and to exclude the fraud
ulent votes cast 10y the great Republican
conspiracy in South Carolina, Louisiana
and Florida, will have to be recognized ard
admitted. The prospect Of a settlement
OF this controversy in accordance with
common sense and justice is immensely
improved aud it is not probable that there
VIII hereafter be so much talk about fore
ing Mr.. Hayes into the Presidential chair
upon the strength of .he fraudulent returns
from the three stolen States.-N. \. SUM
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George r. Cowdry has been arrested
at Davenport, Iowa, for the ATTEMPTED
murder of his wife on the 18th day of July
last. AT that time it was supposed that
Mrs. Cowdry attempted suicide. They
lived unhappily, and had a quarrel that
morning. At the preliminary examination
before Justice Kaufman Mrs. Cowdrv tes.
titled that she desired to shield her hus.
oand. and told the doctor and neighbors
She shot herself Next day her husband
left the city and returned on Monday l,s,
She has supported herself ever since. and
would not now have prosecuted her hus-
band only that his parents, AS she testifies
are trying to injure her character Cowdry
is under bail
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While the congregation of the Pre-,

While the congregation of the Pres.
byterian church in Harmony village. War
rem county, n. j., were holding the pre-.
paratory service before Communion day
last Saturday, says the n. Y. World, a
messenger summoned Jacob Apgar, the
-se xton, to the door and told him his house
was on fire. On going home he found
that his daughter Laura, aged five wears,
had sat down on the stove plate and set hei
clothes on fire. Her mother ran to save
her and wrapped the blazing child in hel
owa garments. The fire caught those also.
and she was compelled to abandon the
child. When Mr.. Apgar arrived he found
the little girl lying dead in the yard. the
clothing all burned off and her body char
red black. Mrs. Apgar bad succeeded in
tearing off hor clothes, but was burribl =
burned, and will probably die
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THE infamous attempt to count in Hayes
has received prompt condemnation even in
Massachusetts,, as is shown by the local
elections held in Boston and Worcester on
Tuesday last. In the first named city Hon.
+. o. Prince, Secretary of the Democratic
National Committee, was elected Mayor
over all opposition by majority Of more
than two thousand, and in Abolition Wor-
cester like result has been reached by n
majority Of not less than three hundred.
Good enough.
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In view Of the recent shameless dOings of
the Republican leaders in Louisiana, South
Carolina and Florida, it has been suggested
as eminently fitting that the name of
Rutherford Birchard Hayes should forth
with be changed to Returning Board Hayes
"A title wen earned and entirely suggest
i've oi the means used to foist him into n
position for which nature never intended
him and to which the American people
have certainly not called him.
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THAT pure and honest patriot (?) Oliver
P Morton, says that the Governor of Ore
gon has been guilty Of a revolutionary act
tho Tilden electors of that State, but he
forgets TO mention that the Governors of
South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana
have in 4 more eminent degree laid them
selves open to just such n charge. We
DON'T wish to see either Tilden or Hayes
win the Presidential prize il this wny, bnt
what is sauce for the goose should be sauce
for .he gauder, and as the Republicans
have started the business VIC incline to the
opinion that the Democrats viii be able to
get through with It.
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4 DISPATCH from New Orleans TO the
New York Herald says that before one
or the magistrates there, on Saturday last,
Phillips aud others were brought mp for
preliminary hearing on the charge of kill.
ing the man Pinkston.. Mrs. Pinkston was
n witness, and on the cross examination
contrad icted herself SO frequently that the
attorney representing the State said that
there uds nothing in tie prosecution. And
yet it was the story Of murder and rapine
told by this unfortunate woman on which,
more than anything else, the infamous
Returning Board of Louisiana based their
assumed right TO overthrow the will Of the
people Of that State, as expressed at the
ballot-box by an overwhelming majority,
and count in the Hayes electors. Verify
and indeed have we fallen upon evil times
when such things can be done by the sane
tion, or at least without the condemnation,
OF a once great and powerful party.
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lie Pill

The PHILADELPHIA %
story as To bow d - ID
seno9"er sen : WIS 'e@rriea ,r ....-'-'' =
the deep: According i. &
yarn told by tie Pr " -s D.
ing at arcAos, when .-..i 4.
TO move ih-or.h n.
rate Of ten to fifteen ,..., e1 6,
then discovered bg .,.
that a whale had la....3
around Lis tsa, an5 - We
the tchUcuer. Ills
equally as'ouisheE
the water -svrrs1 r--..
tow, aud fua.iy mad. d
bundled aud rG:y fs.--'a 'as |
leaving the yesse, 4 49, . |
In Chamdersbagg. -. 4
the trial "c Johusun. fIsl... ..
concluded Tie ciirg,.o-''Ss
trial, under the Supr4l,,, ~, Z a
has oeen the cousfiue,-,al - ''-7
. on on this point tie Judge el,,,. e,,..
Tue testimony it was sr-,--'.' IS
/ Try was not cnlsnmms,.-I r. n
fraud, hnt tl-at If ibs IN. .--.
Hollands intimacy v, q
through him with Mr. ~.
mitted them. was the -. . p
a verdict OF guilty cag5r
jury retired abou. , g.',,,..
time elapsed Jefose n,
made. Their yeru.ct a..
first but guilty on So
counts.r ,'-l d
The Pittsburgh D..,...,
says that on the sfeyi,,..,...
named Minnie Brown ~
oi rape at the Navp,'s ra
Burkbeiuer. Tfthe r-,,..-.-
staniial there could De- H., --
vised sufficient for fls
Mis- Brown charged r..
violating the rerSan of
three years cd. Tir.
heIaIcr. while not ex.o
prosecUtTix, Etay> af lr...-.-
time, and If he isn't is- h..
10 be. The child u or...
with her by 4 woman 81 ...
Last week Sue had o-,s,. N.
from town for son lie da..,r
the house with the In.3. s55
time the uum-uliuaH'a
10 have been Committed p--
ar es;cd the same uf-.. AMI
a hearing.
At five o'c'ack Saf.7.l.I
wagon load Of uif1 rl.c--s
about six hundred uslr5.
point three quarters a5 4 ---.
town of Petral.a. lsae-,-
Smith, the Sunpliu,enf-r, n +.
Torpedo Company. aud an
were blown 10 atoms. An---,
OF tGem - small piece Ufsf
pieces of charlei He>a. 4
horse were Also torn 3D. ,fzs.
were unloading "a wagon and
one of thetl Slipped aai d
! he magazine, located Al
yards OF containing -als
pounds OF the a-all. ez1.-7z
escaped. This i>tieli...Es
affair of this character ....- ia,
the oil country within al .F.
altogether not less than .r.
thirty lives have b.ea .f-. --.
alone from the G.. e.s-> l4
dental niSplaCeEelt u lie del.
Iiue.
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Two Misses Campbell, Miss Choate
and James Gregory were drowned in a
mill pond, ten miles from Olmestead. XIV.
on Friday night. They were with a part y
oil fliteen on the way to a dance. ten of
whom were In one canoe aud five in an
other. and when about twenty-five yards
from the shore the canoe of the larger par
ty sank, six of its occupants, FIVE men and
on3 woman, swimming ashore, aud four
being drowned.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-15

Washington issued an address on Wednes-
day last announcing the election Of Tiidcn
and Hendricks, aud congIatulatinS the
country Oh this great victory for Reform.
IL also declares that nothing remains to be
done except for Congress to give effect to
the viii OF the Deople on this subject.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-15

-kev. James Kelly, who has for tho
Pas1 io1r years been pastor of St. Ste
phen's Catho lie chnrcb, Of Nicetown IA
on Saturday morning. lie had nrohaSln
reached the advanced age of 10. He ~
one OF the most ardent and devoted tem-
perance men in the country and in 1851
AT az summit Hill. Carbon county, in this
State, he organized the first T. 4. r. sorie
ty in Pennsylvania.
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4 POLITICAL sUIMkLT ~ --z 4
FCEI4ST THIS1s -U5- --E
AXE -.L j. L.

To tie Ssazss ana Tlas 2 Es
WLen I ah0 address y.a -4.s
name.
Aud suru= one e.ss P.esIl-rt 4
stead,
Attribute lhs errors I .-ya E.'1
Not 10 faul's ~ lie le4-, .-. q
the I-at-
Fo- since / lir s-yrn-e-~-h --5-
Twice only l saw a. r.--,.-- --
The debt Is dimiu.sl-I lie 'u-
Aud our aH1,ual iur-l-s- a-.-'
Slould the la.autr "a t.a..- Do --
CREASE
Naught should hinder r-sle
L eli Though Congress s-.--- g.
steps 10 UH. ill-a--
The wUrA IaGJ mE parry ''--.s
Towards the Indians u-. I-..-.
name.
Though whites ava-iIg-s i-'
Hl-l-
But a. fOr poor Cs~,7r.s i.sl'.-
And th- sCauda. .l.u, o..-
kuaps, ANA Sis,
OF which possibly sums q. j.
have heard.
I shall say uO.E.ug now -
word.
Our Foreign Relations a.. ns5-
@. WiuslON I. sgsaG 4. ---.-
though,
In the words uf the Bios q
agIu you .
For docking the Cga>n'l
ReIuvInh-r t.s said '.-' -'-
Suisse.
Could a cheap Envoy dance Wa
cigu UI Greece
The Army hls-s.ls Dla y4'
Atrhe North-and ;besgl.AH Is
busy days.
cor its triumph DER p2r.'A-il7--
court, II
And the ali it has tl.a''-
counting in Hases
When he wasn't u.e-feH, -.
We want SIX millions Ia.s -~
next year.
Mr.. Robeson's denartm-1' u
(As Shows the Aultils- ''i
strong II
As navy should be when '-
Of il. s-. 1
They lie who assert hes
wrong. --s-.
The wonder is--not thai .'-' 81
But-thaJ we have any l7''
The Post-Oaice revenues l1'.
As usual. The SUM i
Il shall not detaiu yoa 's -
How efficiently TyueE
Ofrhe carriers assessed =
And the tons Of Hayes ao-l.-
age free.)
The Electoral system, u
Is seen of Reform 90 s.''..- sian.
The remedy is To di>ira'',-..,
Incompetent either TO ,. "A
Your President meath s---
bs .....-s
Intelligent men OF attain
annsr5 4, synopsis Of vla'I
And l think on Tie W.
abuut right. s-,at'
The Senate majority a,'t
Jus,ifably when they XIV
kite u,fa
The treaty concluded 'H - -
They'll regret il, ID sun
days. Il
For Won see thar If San'a !
On orcasinn the rssgross'
And, as happy as a~ss %
erS. -. has
q, late. date , don. nssn to
fAeN : so, ..---. ,st..
But they could say,
snG-su. 4
With this Congress
days. -..ias
lis MOI likely Ia iu' 49,.
vii! receive from in'
pays s.sp'T
The average cii'E-A ~. ...y,.-
For The honor. iUfeEn'5' 4
OF the whole land. ,.-l.
sn your ''
(Signed) ,..-s
- ...,,t7.-.. Mars. 1.I.
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THE Boston Post puts it all in four lines
CT poetry as follows:
By command 0f UivSses. the tanner,
The Havesits stole Louisiana;
But GuYevuor Grover Knocked the D'tie ga<t
over,
A Ifd ttIat's Watts The matter with I.annah.
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TAE CiHDlIA FRiEdIA.
EsEHSBURC, PA,
Friday Morning, Dec. 15, 1876.

THE New Yo,k E'reBinJ Post hits the
nail exactly on The head. 1t says : "If the
Rhpubiicaus insist that The authentic &C, iou
tf the : ate is conclusive in Louisiana, they
a44st admit tia, ii is conclusive in Oregon. "
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AEotress OF 3hc IItc1en Commission
or TIE Louisiana Crime.

AN EXHAUSTIVE REVIEW OF THE INFA-
NOUS PROCEEDINGS OF THE KELLOGG
RETURNING BOARD-A PATRIOT
&c AND ELOQUENT APPEAL TO
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-12

Alta meeting o. La Platte Crane, OF saelburn.
held May 9th, 1870, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted
Whereas, II has pleased God in his providence O.
remove from our midst by death, our late brother
in the Grange, George R. Roberts therefore,
Rssoiued, That by the death Of our brother, this
Grange has lost an earnest and worthy member
and the community respected citizen
Rescued, That we, society, ana a. earnest
friends OF deceased, tender To his family our most
heartfelt sympathy in their great loss.
Res0tued That copy Of these resolution be pre-
scented 10 the family OF deceased, that they be
tered the records Of the Grange and be publish
ed in the FREE PRESS and the Clipper, newspaper
published In Burlington.
J. PArIERsoT, Master
& C. READ Secretary
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-12

You are asked every day through the columns OF
newspapers and by your Drugsistto use something
for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about you get disc ura ged spending money
with but little success. Now to give you sat.siac-
tory proof that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
will cure you Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
with all its effects, such as Sour Stomach, SICK
headache, Habitual Costiveness palpitation Of the
Heart, Heartburn, Water-brash, coming up oil
food after eating low spirits etc, we ask you to 90
To your Druggist and get a Sample Bottle OF
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER for ten cents and try
it. or a Regular Size for - cents, two doses viii
relieve you. Marsh li-deodeweovu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-12
ELIZA WARES ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden. Commissioners To
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate Of Eliza Ward,
late OF jericho, in said district, deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and SIX months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice. that VIII at
tend TO the business OF our appointment, at the
office OF DR.. A. r. Burdick. IN Jericho, in said
District. tho first Tuesdays OF June
and October next, at 10 O'Clock i. m, on each
Of said DAYS.
Dated this 10Th day O; April, A. d. 1876.
SIMEON WARD. }c,-..-
OLIsES WELLS OOtnniisSi"neiS-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-12
CALVIN DEARBOHN,s ESTATE.

I'VE, TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 10
eeive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate OF CALVIN Dsa rbora
late OF Huntington, in said District, deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the day Of the date
hereof. being allowed by said Court for that
purpose We do therefore hereby give notice. that
We will attend TO the business Of our appointment,
at the late residence OF the deceased in Huntington,
in said District, on the third Fedays o. NAV
and October next, at 10 O'Clock A. H.. on each
Of said days.
Dated this 10th day OF April A. D. 1876.
o. II. ELLIS. c,--,.-
44y3t John ELLIS COMMISSIONER.
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ELIHU BATES ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
IOl tho District OF Chittenden, Commissioners to
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
o. ali persons, against the estate OF Elhu Bates
lAte OF Richmond, in said district. deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and SIX months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we 10 therefore hereby give notice, that We will
attend 10 the business Of our appointment. at the
lats residence OF the deceased. in Rchnond In
SAD District, on the fourth Fridays OF May and
days. 9'--
Dated this ID day Of Nsy, A. .. 1876.
s + + G caTGEiR Com n ssiOnors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-12

WINoo-II-MAsoNIc.- The regular an
"a meeting OF Webster Lodge No. 81,
and \ NJ, was held in their hall, at
Nuoo-ki, Thursday evening, May 4th
After prayer and music, an address was
delivered hy Hon. NJ. r. Tyler. OF Bur
AustJu. After the address came music and
which were served in the hall
Iae evening was one OF rare enjoyment to
all present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-12

Norwich. n. Y, boasts Of the greatest
curiosity of the Centennial year, in the per
son Of Master Frankly Flynn, son of Edward
Flynn. He Is four and half years of age,
and Is not 50 large as one of Tom Thumb ;
legs. He stands twenty-eight inches in his
shoes, and weighs, clothes and all, twelve
pounds, being no larger than ne was when
one year old. His parents will take him to
the Centennial Exhibition. So says the
| tica DlSeyrey
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-12

BRIsToL.-The Bristol Cornet Band paid
delicate compliment to DR.. Ii. b. Sibiey.
Of Colchester who is spending awhile with
DR.. T. p. Wheeler. and We are sorry to
hear is not in strong health, by ASSEMBLING
near Dr. Wheelers residence, on Saturday
evening last and playing number OF choice
selections, much to the qualification OF DR..
Sibley. whose musical talent has often de-
lighted others. The Bristol Band is making
rapid progress, under the capable leadership
Of Smith W. Hatch, and bids fair soon to
rival any band in the State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-12
GEORGE h. ROBERTS, ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, havin. been ,p-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
lor the District of Chittenden Commissioners To re-
e9se, examine and adjust theclams and demands Of
all persons, against the estate of teorve Rahs,ts
Ate OF onelburn. in said District. deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto and six months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that purpose
We DO therefore hereby give notice. that we viii
attend 10 the business OF our appointment at the
Iown CLERKS Office, in said ShelOurn, in said Dis
ulet on the third Wednesdays OF b:ay and Noyem-
Der next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on each OF said days
Dated this 10Th day Of April, A. ID. 1876.
a 3 B K %IfrTsEy commissioners.
nj
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THE BURLINGTON. VT. FIRE

Listen to Reason There is no poison in WISH
ARTS PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL. Entirely free from
any infusion that may suppress one disease. to in
duce certain death by causing another. The pure
Iie-sap Of evergreen vegetation, warranted to
coughs, colds, hoarseness, and all pulmonary
diseases. WILT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-12


No class OF invalids are TO be more eommiserated
than the dyspeptic, since the palady from when
they suffer is the parent Of a more numerous on
spring Of tormenting symptoms than any other
disease. On the other hand they are to be eongrat-
uated that there is potent, safe and agreeable
botanic remedy for all the torture that they under
90. Hostetters Stomach Bitters powerfully inv z
crates the cellular tissue Of the stomach thus pro
noting an adequate secretion and how OF the d ses-
tive Juices, vitalzes the shrunken and debilitated
lining OF the stomach, directs the bile into is true
channel, and stimulates the Inactive bowels anu
dorment liver These radical eflectt arc accompa-
MED with the restoration Of appetite, flesh ana
sound repose. and the removal Of 1atulence' heart
burn. nausea, palpitaton OF the heart, vertigo
hghcolored and sealding urine, water orash' head
ache and many other harrassln symptoms OF dys-
pepsia. May ~ ueooA"i"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-12

RUTLAND DECORATION DAY. - Roberts
Post, No. lag. A. R., have arranged their
programme for Decoration Day. Col. ".
&. Eeazey is to deliver the Grafton, and the
Sherman Band Of Winooski have been en-
gagged to furnish the music. Last year the
post erected seventeen headstones for de-
ceased comrades, and this year headstones
will be erected at the graves of any soldiers
in town, which remain unmarked