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rnE WohK or THE LATE cosGREHs.
Tho NOM FORK World has tbs following COM
rnoutH on the work donc py tho Inle National
T1osting Association:
Thu two most t'ntorsant amendments made IN sbo
rnltn were thnse rsat!ns t. the isosrd of Atlcss
a1n Gentry fess:" The Dossa Of Appeals was ,aI'o.
hey s.ke for Hoards Of Interior Jurisdiction. and
they sot than: Although ronle Of this de.sa..s
they really hnl right 10 conpiaIn In view Of tho
iaes thht The RasseFn as*oc''c members o'.tnum.
ss M.,e w @ VII ssy n' sTs i, a q
the ntnrteen that now cnnnp,%e tho 13otri Of APP
tya1s, Witch, divided m ths question Esst and
west without counting the number from the District
nf oon'ns'a. who on vote that IL sectional Ii, char
Il Ioped at IT, ec.oos It tbe pistst oI 1ntsrop
Hoat, which MIL he known 40 tho Kasser1. Atlantic.
Cenrat asd Western Disrsea, will bs aou,i law, and
that illHH Will lie but very few appealed to tue
whole board. which Il tn ins+t annusnyiu Dercnl!es
t,1t which will AolL tta Ars meeting next May, III
Cleveland. O., wl.ei the rul.a will be ready sud
~ nece~asy arrangements perfected for tts summer
ca,n1Mtgn.
the greatest possible h,pes Ars expected from :hs
amended rllsa "e1tris~ aud en.ta1.co fees' Kuo
a tntndrd 40 as to x the hour of closing he entries
At II It also allnws as.ociate a.nle1s 10 receive
bet 1ecetvo an entry without the money inclo-oi,
y noM hns tho poVot 10 rrleu said entry. uav-
sasocA.e member must Il paid befors lie rsee Ien,
rsse csrrtca penalty, Wills tho.o entering and ncs
ausrendca. Tneso are ssl,t c4anges but o!r elect
must Lave considerable influence On tho enses pe1t
simmer. Owner. Of hofsea. especially among the
tow or ru!ttalc ca,s Hlil atly while before they
mako t1rr eutriee. They VII! mt engage their
horaes IN long circuits, extending from Chicago 10
Hartford. incltdlng e!rt ectnKn unlcaa they
bare the aptta to start with Or certainty Of ge.Hu8
II a. the circuit rrogrrsats for tho failure ny nj
Ctc will atop thin nj Duneio Iochcster. The
only drawback 10 tnis s1lo In thst Eecstarea caunpt
make the notico Of nuspeuF!on nEci. between each
other but rut,'t srud through the Secretary Of tho
National Association. which, II done by telegraph is
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GRAND BALL At MADISON. WIS,

oFseF"* @F*"'ssFs - : ~ @'sfEosU II t0R"Ss
MADISON, Wis, Fob. 17.-Tho legislative halls
tonight wero occupied with thegrand Centeunil
LsapYear Leglslasse party. Tho rooms wese
tassctu!ly aud pasriotically decorated. Tho
desks vere removed aud tho place caayassst.
lieu. David Atwood presided, and. after
lrief romarks, introduced Gov. Ludiaatou.
- tho wit Ut Wisconsin, and mAde very spicy
and numerous speech sn raplr. afzs. II. III.
Page. IN the costume Of tho Daughter OF tho
Rsgmsnt. thsn sang tho atatseillsa Hymn. and,
being heartily epp!ludsl and snoosed, Kave tha
Hatsr 6panslsd DAnnsx" With centennial mi.
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MooDY'a NEW YORK MEETINGS.
Nxw YonK, Feb. 17..--Tho Hippodromo Taa
crowded again this evening. sud hundreds MORO
turned away, uuabto to gain admission. lit.
Moody took for lis text "AR Nosca tiftad mn
tin horponk In the wildernaBs. oven 80
thu Son Of Man mnAt BE- lifted
up, that whoBocyer bhlisvoth 10 Him nhonld not
perish but have eternal l,fs" Fully 3.0uO tadlen
remained for tho prayer .nessing which, followed
tho sermon. Thla meeting Naa tho largest since
tho beginning Of the revival, and the inquiry
rooms were throuBed.
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atione. Dancing tdon began to tho music
Of B4oh's Band, Of Milwaukee, sud
was kept up to n 1sta hour. Many mambors and
otlcors OF The Legislature l&l brought their
wIvoa. and there was large company of gentle
mon sud ladies from different parta Of tic Btate
and fulnF ainlADt tQtlntk.
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HTMEhEAL.

SptcFaI Uftpa{ch % tbs Chltd9o 1S16uHS.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 17.-Jederson j. Auehn,
Assistant State Treasurer, and sou Of sAto-
Treasurer Kushp was married thia morning In
Qrace Church, BY the Nev. ]. Wilkinson. to Mtsa
Gallo r. Baker, daughter OF Dr.. Jamss q. Da-
ker, Cashier Of the Park Dank. Tho marriage
WAS quiet family affair. Tho happy couple arc
hixhly essoemed In tho tirst otts!ea hero. They
1sft to-day for 81. Louis. the Directors car OF
taa Aotthsestsza Halfway haytny beam furnished
them to Chicago.
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SATISFACTORILY ADJUSTED,

NEW ORLEANS, Fob. 17.-Tho difficulty pend
ing botwean the 1Ioh. Geo. Duprco and Mr. J.
N. stuutmcyer. OF tue Times. was this mo1niug
amicablv adjusted on tho field tn a manner
!lghly crclItable to tho principals and satiBf&c-
tory to tho friends reproscn ting them respout-
iyely,
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6p<cfA UEsn3hA to Tbs Ch.eauo Tftbux,
LAxArETrE. Ind, Feb. 17.-The case Of Han
uett ugninst the Toledo, Wabast, d Western Hail.
road Company, In thu Donton County Court, for
t'a1nasos sustained while employed 81 con-
slucaor OH that road. from hia train being thrown
from, Wildcat bridge. was suddenly terminated
by compromise to-day, tho road paying Dou-
nett 81 900 and oact marty paying their owl
tfied i this Court, tue jury iu the first trial ra-
turning verdict for sl0.oD0 damages and the
Judge granting \ new trial.
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IlnElEn.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 17.-Tlle steamship AdrJhttc
las boon libcled by Tho ownors Of tue ship
Harvest Queen, which she sunk in tho nisl,
Chapnol. The damages ars laid ut $225.D
The gteaunsh,p Was released on 3 bond OF $3uD,-
mn.
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Sptcdl pispateh to 1As CAteado TfitAns.
CAnnoNpALE, ILL.,, Feb. 17,-This morning Dr..
". L. johnson, an old citizen and prominent
physician, died in thtB piace.
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Speeiat L)ispafch tn The E'h,cags 3rt5Mrs.
DAry1L1E, ILL.,, Feb. 17-A soTiea Of meetingB
inaugurated at the Krnbor N. E. Church tho lat
Of January has boon In operation aver sincc.
Much interpst il manifoKted, and many con-
ycsalons hAye bueu made.
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Special HspstcA ta Tia Chicago Tt1bnnA.
LAFAYETTE Ind., Feb. T.-OharieB Z. Gore,
Mastor lIachiulet OF the Oiuoipuau. Lafayette /
Chicago Railroad Company, having rcasgned his
position aud accepted q similar poaiuou Oh tho
Gunt this eyeninE Ut the hands OF lila fsienda.
, 1876-02-18

INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
Carving tho MALI hstueen
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
For ps4sage apply Il Co#upAny's otea - H. CIArkat
Chicago. FltAHClB @. HllUWN, Gen, W4at AZ l.
IT, prsfts pa ureAt britain anu Isslaud,
Great Western Steamship fine.
Prom New Yotk to fslstoa Il nxt.uu} alsost.
E0MEHsHf Mbstcrn.. II. .Iussi4y, Fob. .
la4hNWAlIp hSAmg4r ...u.s......,. -
Cabin PA..aye. slg. lat.sa.di4 -; 6suot.*s. ~.
9N Apply Il G4neeal ffstxlt uspoa I2ke Ehoxs ii.
NJ q QEQs MCDONALD. ASsnA
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21

Two Colebrook fishermen recent,
ly scored 335 as the result ofone DAYS
trout fishing.
Nothing has been heard of the
missing Nashua man, George p Blake,
who, it is said, disappeared once be,
fore IN similar manner and turned
up out West,
Nov they are bringing out their
Centennial pork barrels. Durham
takes the lead with one that was first
filled in 1865, and has been filled each
year since. II holds more than 500
pounds, so that it has been the recep-
tacle CT about $4,000 pounds Of polk.
MI Carrigan, chairman of the
committee to arrange for u Dartmouth
encampment at the Centennial, has re-
ported that accommodations for one
hundred student! have been provided
ut Camp Scott.
The state prison at Concord, has
more than paid expenses foy the last
year. The earnings were thirty six
thousand three hundred and ninety
nine dollar, and the expenses fifteen
thousand eight hundred and twenty
one dollars.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21

The Republican National Con-
vention at Cincinnati, last week,
closed its important deliberations by
nominating Gov Rutherford B. Hay es
of Ohio, for president, and congress
man William A. Wheeler of New
York, for vice-presdent. Both men
are but little known to the people,
beyond their own respective localities.
1t was q combination of the strength
of the administration against the Gre
form" wing of the party, in the con-
vention, that gave the ticket the nom
ination. The ticket is weak one,
and is not at all cordially received by
the party anywhere. The platform is
mostly made up of dead issues and
on the whole is fraud.
Hayes is a candidate whose weak
ness and unimportarce are his pr;nci-
pal recommendations to the Kepubli-
can party. His record is brief and
slight, though he is fifty four year old.
He was an Ohio lawyer, served for a
time in the army, was twice sent to
Congress, ard last tall, the Democrats
making the fatal mistake Of putting
forth soft money platform, he was
elected governor OF Ohio, by the mea-
gre majority OF 1914 in canvass Of
100000 votes. In Congress he was
one Of the obscurest of its members
and never raised his voice against co..
ruption and in the Governors Office
he has performed such routine duties
AS were required of him III a way thai
excited no particular comment. He
has no marked powers taat have been
brought into play he has no strong
points of character he has been but
lucky man in politics. Above all,
he is no reformer. He is not the man
to clean out political corruption. to
destroy the desperate Rings which
have got hold of the country, or to do
anything to obliterate the abomination
of Grantism.
Wheeler who was nominated on the
first ballot, is also weak and unknown.
New tor the St. Louis nominations,
which, ifjudiciously made, will with,
out doubt, turn the race.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21

The New York Sun of Wednes-
day, has an authentic account of the
opening scenes at the Cincinnati con.
vention this Thursday morning, from
which we make the following extracts {:
son Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock,
every delegate was in his seat except
the gentlemen from Vermont. These
worthy and respectable men had been
lodged in brewery, and, fortified by
the recent decision Of a Green Noun
tain judge, had conscientiously en-
deavored to determine whether Gin,
cinnati beer is, as is claimed, the hest
in the country. The Vermont delega-
ton came in late, and made futile
,attempt to incorporate their views on
this subject in the conventions plat
form"
After several nominations had been
made, the following occurred: 81 am
tired of all this beating round the
bush, and this talk Of compromise
candidate" said a member of the Yer
mont delegation, struggling unsleadi-
ly to his feet. "W hat we do want
what the Vermont delegation wants
most is"
Down came the gavel. -Er.
The above is not strictly correct.
AS we hear the facts, they arc ab out
as follows : About the hour The con.
vention was to meet, the Vermont
delegates, instead Of going 4lrect to
the hall went to n lager beer brewery
on Vine street all except Poland.
Poland SAID he ''didn't car" for lager
beer, that good wIi,key was good
enough for him, but that the rest of
them might 90 and Get their beer and
he would wait for them They did
so, but they liked the beer so well that
they tarricd ut the brewery longer
than they ought to. In the meantime
the convention was called TO order and
the roll OF delegates called, to which
all the states responded except Yer.
mont. a messenger was sent for
them, who. meeting Poland, was in.
formed where they were. The mes
scnger went at once to the brewery
and notified them they were wanted
at the convention, when they all i'm
mediately left, AID soon meeting Pc.
land he pilo;ed them safely to the
hail.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21
MAINE.

In Portland, SO many stolen arti-
c!es are sold at junk shop, that deal
ers are required to keep Il record of
purchases.
"A COW owned bye G ID Bisbee,
Esq, of Buckfeld distinguished her
self by devouring pocket book con
tanning notes, receipts and Sl5S in
bank notes. A powerful emetic was
administered without any effect The
pocket book was owned by Addison
Monk, who hung his vest containing
it on a post within reach Of the COW.
The Biddetord Chronicle thought
youth was little chagrine1, recent
ly, when a spark from a pipe he had
just pat into his pocket burned a hole
soIarge that his whiskey bottle slip
ped out on the sidewalk, just in front
of the rooms of the reform clnb. and
in the presence of several ladies'.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21

SuHdrles.

Senator Sherman wants to make
newspaper postage four cents. Old
Tecump should spank his foolish
brother.
The Governor General Of Canada
will visit Philadelphia the last of this
month.
1t has been proven that Grant S
brotherin law, Casey, was protected
in his crimes by Senator Boutwell,
while he was Secretary OF the Treas,
ury,
The Western Union Telegraph
Company has declared a quarterly div
idend Of j per cent.
Little Delaware formally presents
the name Of her noo!e son. Thomas f
Bayard, for the consideration OF the
St. Louis Convention. Rah for Liz
tie Delaware.
--Ne~ York State pays her Gov,
ernor the largest salary Of amy State
in the Union, $1,000 year. Mich
igan, Nebraska, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, and Vermont each pay
their Governor 81, 900 year.
Two men own 100000 acres Of
land in San Joaquin and Santa Clara
valleys. California, upon which they
pay $4,000 yearly in taxes Their
names are Lax and Miller, AMI they
began their business lives in San Fran
cisco as butchers, without amy capital.
The land is used as meadows and
pastures.
An Omaha journal says that an
old man tell asleep in a Council Bluffs
church the other Sunday, and his nose
got wedgrd into the book rack so
tightly that he could not get it out
Alter he had thrashed about and
snoted a good deal the sexton releas-
ed him by splitting open the rack
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21
Windsor County Democratic
Convention.

The Democrats Of Windsor County arc
hereby notified to meet in Convention, at the
TOWN HALL, WOODSTOCK, JULY 18th,
1876, AT IL O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to put in
nomination a list of Candidates for County
Officers, to appoint County Committee, Town
Committees. and to do any other business rs
may properly come before the Convention.
1t was voted at the last Convention that
this Convention be called as Delegate Z on
vention.
The basis of representation is ore Dele
gate for the town, and an additional Dele
gate for every so votes cast for the Democrat
ic candidate for Governor at the last state
election, or the larger fraction OF 50.
j. W. PIERCE,
WIN. ID. McMASTER, co.c
M. SYLVESTER, oo"h'y o'n'
l.. S. PARTRIDGE,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21
Centennial Convention.

The Centennial Convention at East
Granville, VT, commencing June 80,
and continuing from day to day at the
will Of the people assembled, not to
exceed six days, promises to be the
g"eat event of the year. The call is
issued by Daniel Tarbell, Esq, and
some thirty others. Fare one way on
the railroads. Board Is cents day.
There will be opportunity to board
yourself if YOU wish. Among the
speakers expected are, Austin E. Sim
mons. II. p. Fairfield, II. Hubbard,
Mrs. u. Pratt, J. A. Spear and scores
of others not mentioned. Important
topics will be discussed Oh the occa
sion. Good music in attendance. For
further particulars see last weeks AGE
or posters.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21
Ne7v England.
CONNECTICUT.

A guardian was appointed for a
woman in Bridgeport, recently, and
she illustrated the dangers aud hard
ships Of his office by whipping him in
the court room.
The schooner Golden West has
arrived at New London from the
South Sea with 2GOO South Sea fur
seal skins and AGO Cape Hon seal
skins. He.' owners are Me,srs Law
reace & Co. She has been olt eleven
months and has not lost man nor
met with single disaster
"A painter il Merde,, fell from
roo the other day, struck on a
fire. yht car and smashed the roof,
rolled off, struck on his head on a ral,
aud then got up AMI went home. He
sad he didn't feel very well, but
would 60 to work in a day or two,
and he did.
"A Norwich artist has modelled a
bust Of Demostheaes, representing him
Uhe Bulletia says) in an attitude Of
pain, or as one "ould feel some four
hours alter robbing green apple or
chard.
Flank Bailey, recently released
from Litchfeld, Jail on petition Of
prominent citizens Of Salisbury, out
ragged Mrs Walter Bmsie in Salisbury,
Monday, as she was passing through
the woods near an Indian cave.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21
MASSACHUSETTS,.

"A little Boston boy was inconsol-
able at the loss of "a toy balloon that
escaped from him and Went toward
the clouds the other day, because, as
he said, it cost him twenty-five cents,
and he didn't want God to get 1t for
nothing.
Boston has sold her historic Old
South Church for $500. Now who
wants TO buy the Common for watch
charm 3 Isl. Louis Times
In the Massachusetts Unitarian
convention member said there would
be no need Of mentioning God in the
constitution if the people took care to
elect congressman who had God in
their hearts.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21
VERMONT.

B B Smalcv, Esq, lefc for st.
Louis on Thursday evening to attend
the Democrat. National Convention.
john Cain, Esq, leaves this week.
Two young men named Mundel
and Moore, of Hrattleboro, while re.
turning through dark strip Of woods
from a fishing trip, Saturday night
last, walked over a precipice and fell
thirty feet. Both are thought to be
fatally injured.
Mrs. Roswell Alger, Of Goulds-
vile, a lady over serenity years Of age,
while engaged in nursing her sic''
husband. turned quickly, fell 10 the
floor, breaking and dislocating her
hip The shock to her system is such
that she is not expected to recover.
.-WaShnglon and LamoiIlc coun-
ties having proposed a soldiers reun-
ion at Montpelier this fall, Orange
county desires to be counted in also.
1t is stated that Charles G Morse
has sold the Hydcpark Ne'rsdea'er to
Hon. l. II Noyes, who will hereafter
run it upon Democratic principles,
Mr. Butler owed Tatro, the High
gate murderer, $40 for labor, and at
their interview OF Inursday OF last
week, the prisoner requested him to
keep that money and apply ii toward
a monument for his wife's grave.
The Ralsom guards Of st. Adams
and the Estev guards OF Brattleboro
have chartered the "City OF Law
renee to take them from New Lon
don to Jersey City, on the 2sth inst,
the boat taking no other passengers.
We learn that a boy seven years
old, by the name of LaPiant, was m
stantly killed at Richforl Tuesday.
He was looking into the machine FOR
pressing brick, when the'sweep struck
him crushiay ia his head and killing
him instantly.
Que Rock, a Frenchman, seized
the eight year old daughter OF VIM.
Corant of Salisbury OF Wednesday in
the woods. and succeeded in oulraging
her. The will was arrested and
identified, but tries to swear the crime
upon his brother.
William Bracket Fisher recent
" moved from East Wheelock to
Wheelock, and as the reputation CT
the family was not tancied by his new
neighbors, eleven young men went to
his house Thursday night and beat
him terribly, breaking his jaw and III
hic,ing other serious injuries
A party Of fifty Oh sixty persons,
ladies and gentlemen, from st. johns
bury, 20 to the Centennial this month,
camping out upon the grounfs in
large tent They carry their bed lin
en- and blankets, but procure mattras-
SEES and bedsteads there. They in
tend to remain long enough to see the
entire show.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21

The Democrats OF Maine held
their State Convention at Bangor, on
Tuesday of last week. They elected
four Delegates at Large to the st.
Louis Convention and nominated
John G Talbot for Governor Gen.
G w Roberts and Joseph Titcomb as
candidates at large tor electors of
President aud Vice President. They
adopted glorious platform of princi
p.es-endorsed Gov. Tilden for the
Presidency. Among the resolutions
passed was one in favor of the coming
National Democratic Convention,
adopting the majority instead of the
two-third rule.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21
In the National House of Repre-

In the National House of Repre-
sentatives, recently, the Judiciary
Committee voted to pay to the State
of Texas a balance of about 100000,
which was left over in the Treasury
from the1 sum deposited to pay the
debts of the Republic Of Texas when
that Republic was annexed to this
country. The money has been in the
Treasury rumber Of years, and evil
IDENTIFY belongs to Texas.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21

At the recent Democratic State
Convention of North Carolina, held at
Raleigh, an excellen State ticket was
nominated. Aunt Abby House, an
oMaady so years old, and for twenty
FIVE years identified with the party,
was given a seat OF honor in the Con-
vention.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21

The N Y Sm says of Deacon
Richard Smiths speech at Cincinnati ;
ole spoke OF the great aud grand
Republican party. Now, there is
no such thing. The Republican par
ty Of to-day is neither great nor grand.
1t is rather mean and rotten, exhaust
ed of principle, low in aim, and cor
rupt in management"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21
Written for the Age.
L. IN n

On The death Of CHARLIE Il. VtsE, rho died in
Woodstock, Feb. 2lsl. 1876.
The little boy is dead
flushed il his glad young voice.
The light of life has fled
The little boy I used to know.
Me- again will see the violets blow.
Oft times at the dinner or supper hour
With merry voice and swiftly moving feet,
Along the sidewalk he would haste
Me with childish joy to greet;
Aud as to- day, | sadly musng stand,
seem once more to heir h il voice.
And to feel the pressure Of his little hani
The little boy il dead
And well know what grief must dwell
In the happy home where he was loved 20 we'll
A father and mother tears are there,
md gone the object Of her tenderest care,
Deeply the loving sisters heart that grief
must share.
Tho little boy no. he IL not dead !;
But in that lard where never sweeps the rain,
Where there is no sickness. grief, or pain
In that land where never falls the snow,
And where the cold winds never blow.
There lues the little boy, once did know.
NORMAN TAYLOR
Plymouth, Feb. 2S, 1876.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21

-Winslow, the Boston forger and
Rotterdam man has 6een discharged
from custody in England, and says he
will now return to The United States.
Not much will he return.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21

Don't fret over the Cincinnati
nominations yet. The successful can
didates are to be nominated at St.
Louis, next week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21

Remember the East Granville,
Centennial Convention, June Both
See notice in another part Of this
paper. Attend by all means.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21
VA RRIEU.
y II y

STATE OF VERM INT. At Probate
D1srRcr OF HARTFORD, IS. Court held at
" ooistock within and for said District on the
seventh day of June, A, D., 1876.
Present Hon. JOHN PORTER, Judge.
Thomas Culyer's estate, pomiret. intestate
Edwin Allen, Administrator of said es-
tate, proposes to render an account Of his
administration and to present his account
against said estate for examination and al
lowance at Probate Court, to be held at
Woodstock aforesaid on the first Wednesday
Qifth day. of July next. The court therefore
orders that notice of the same be given to all
persons interested in said estate, by publish
ing certified copy of the record of this order
three weeks successfully in the Spirit of the
Age, newspaper printed at Woodstock afoPe
said, that they may appear before sad Court
and contest the allowance Of said account, if
they see cause.
A true record,
HENRY S. DANA. Register.
A true copy Of record,
HENRY S. DANA. Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-21

The National House of Repre-
sentatives, have unanimously voted to
exonerate Speaker Kerr from the
charges laid against him.