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We un'lcr-tatid ist Canton = delegation
TO the colorrG celebration 20 Nla:,aoii;, waa
very sral'-not nu,al,atirg more fi4an a.
dozen. TIE conduct Of the picnio:.crs was
dis:.rrcolul. Ono BlacEburn, negro post
master 1T B.ooI haven. u':inyitcd In;;;'at2d
the stump. and commenced melting his
hearers 18th the bones OF ,he ea'oJetl Re
pg'b'cans ate bleaching on every tield CT
the South.r He was grabbed by the coat
tails ans, pulled down. Like 2 cork lie
again bounced up, aud commenced with.
~ ion Lee surrendered 20 GRAM At
ibis junciuIo 4 pistol WAS drawn the
Mayer Of Magnolia accom- panied " = posse
appeared on lie sfounj, and several az
rests were made. Tic lall'le then en-
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S''iai.''t gang, ;n,l tl;cn returned to tl.cii
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July Sth.
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Ward, Emna.
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IyfEEINtA NATIONAL Z .flK vs.. Nary T. WEI
~ neT aud Valentine Wernar AT Rules, the ft',
.,orti.. IN the Ciaucery Court ot .ialson coulfv
State oe mississippi.
No 1875
Upon tie oT;e;.inG &C the ; % caIn;iIaf =
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81 tue Court that M'r rrn.r and lcr IN, b+,I,
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nc CvoI OF si;Ottatinll on a N.tl q OF
Hour iro-h 81. Louis to tl'is point Is about
one dollar aud fifty cents.
Persons wishing TO purchase any OF the
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81. jsonis. No.
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TILDEN,
WHO IL THEIR gANptpATHt


Upon this platform Of ave, tile Democratic
dole gatcs," they have placed In nomination Mr.
Samuel J. Tllden, nf tho City Of New York, ~
their cxemplar and illustrator Of reform. Wlla.
has he done' Who Is Mr., Samuel J. Tl,lcns
One Of the most expert railroad lawyers on tue
continent. That Is not lirst-class recommends
ton. I.aughtcr.] A man thoroughly imbssa
With tho corporation spirit, 50 completely
that, llku the client which hc represents, hc has
no soul. {ltcnowcd laughter aud chccrs.] II
has ordinarily been tho case that phyatc!ans are
prosporra !n proportion as they have cured thclr
great corporation p'ysiciun; but all precedent
IN Ills case Is aboIlshel,-th patients have died
aud the physician has psospcred. Loud laugh.
ter. Wherever and Whenever Samuel J. T1lien
has bccn called to
BrANp III Tun BRD-slbu or BIcK RAILROAD,
Thero was a funcsn! IN the near future.
(Chccra aud laughterI Ilo Is tho father Of
Meiercd stock. liz "a the great saifroad absorb,
thor Of farm mortgage bouda, and don't need
to explain 10 you what those Instruments moan.
There never yet came Into the door Of his office
healthy corporation which did not hobb1o out
from tho other door IN crutccs and In bnnlages.
Laughter and ciuers.] All along, up and down
this great West, Aru tho wrecks Ut disappointed
hopes aud blasted expectstions that .Stockho1I-
erd and corporations hayc lad, when they have
passed through tho gentle but dea.l'~dealing
cratic politician Of tho highest and the lowest
type
he was q Democratic politician. We are TOLD
that Our candidate, Cor. Hayes. IL atnAu OF very
ordinary abilities. thank God thaa ha did npt
, 1876-07-17

and Fillmore. s7.o4; r1eree. .: 80; Buchanan,
Gfan aee eens na ~
a; oaIytss,ts 20 sents." lInnd cheers! Thas, my
in,mcnsety satisfactotT one. ICheers:] Il 10
record, however, that you wonld not dream Of
In every branch Of tho public aervicc.
indose him. lido notauddenIy changop,y opinion Of
mel NJ l,ave yet tls 70 ~: ~. wien ths memory
perishsd in utter oblivion and forectfnlne.. when
such men ever !ived. the real, ao!td, rattiotic
ae,syeinents Of y. :. Grant will. growing 0rtehtc.
aud brighter ~ the years wear array, make rec,rd
ior him that shall BE- attolutely lmperlshablc.
liond ind continued cheering. In all this te.ribc
st1s1n Of oblulny-and M man has cves ST red
more In tho fngtittul flood Of catn.uny which has
bsen poured upon us-silent. and patient. and
ss psople beat viii and for him, and eansc!on. In
was not a potriotie one, and never entertained .
purpose sofar - this great nation was CONCERNED,
tliat WAS not patriotic a. weI1. fChceu.1 Now, II
that 10 tfeason, make the most OF 1t. tLaughter1
, 1876-07-17

= have ,r,;, NJ F,rnx,rorIh,a .n,.ch--roa,, T.
~, INV teao NY f"tna"ut."s ePeeen!eaa ~
with care. found nothing III It, except this:
o,,S :. H.. .a.ri., ~ thn u,,h.,,t. ,.a, iTh.e1
4t'a' 70 a'c.''m " 'ne oaoeueN VA easc' to"ee,sJ
Farn,wo1t,, docs tr,ca nm s,as -, r. Ia. @
ra.".'"s. :" 49, Wv o'1s 'ass
FeoluaTy. nnu we aucceeaeo sealnst quito d
willing 10 retry It With Fa.7,swort!l. lie may
tlnpa.iul q tury when he plpascs aud where iIo
n}tnses. nsd fha jurv nfrIr,l o,1t srnn Kamn
tEcuutv ,.nv H. SsI.n'n .ni,,, .ines 4eH.'o ...'
@ GoaA1y n'nJ " ~ EnotM ~ eesee's1 oa,iuf o!ln
Ts !s1I}, au at' ~ e.Insntu @ atH
case on tke second trial precisely as Il was set
, 1876-07-17
GOV. HAYES.
uI8 LBTTBIt or ACCEPTANCE,

caied1a Adrqnct tCnngre0ational organ,.
Gov. Hayes letter accepting the nomination
for the Presidency, given ia full elsewhere,
twill be surprise to Ills supporters and dis
appointment TO bis adycrsaries." As those who
knew him best expected, II Is remarkably rat
isfactory document. Every word Of it Il In per-
feet taste; be clearly recognizes aud emphasizes
exactly thoSo questions that arc most vital 10
tho right administration Of the Government.
lie frankly indoracs tho principles Of the Con-
yentton which nominated him; but bis own :
enuuciatlon Of these principles Il 10 decided au
Improvement, that his iettor will ba III Repnb-
lean platform In the ensuing campaign. Tho
matter Of the GIstl-8erYice reform w Axye no.
where else seen so>well prcsentod-in language
At once 80 tes<e, rad!csl, aud comprehensive.
The reform of the abuses, IT length wall.
, 1876-07-17

CH0 Manufacturer Of LAd!es' Fins
r4H> Futa and TrimmIpgs. Altering
U VBt0eaad reItning. J. E1TLiNQER,
u GAdlson'lt, pp.atalsk
, 1876-07-17
EDWARD RUTZ.
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Fon STATE TREAS

Dfliee1i's Lik) Advocate.
The Hon. Edward Nutz, OF Bcllcvlllc, nom.
mated for Stats Treasurer ON the Republican
ticket, was born in Baden, Germany, in 1880,
and at the age Of 1s years came to this country,
settling In Mascoutall, st. Clnir County. Aftct
residence Of several years at that point, where
ho gained tho esteem aud confidence OF lii
nctghbors, which lima ever since manifested
itself Mt the polls when hu came before The pco-
pie for thcEr suifragcs, he removed 10 Daycn-
port, H., wl,ero he fllcd tho appointment IT
Assistant Engineer Of tho city for one year
He then went to Kansas, and finally to Cal!far-
opening u the Rebellion.
On the reception OF the news Of the Gring On
Fort Sumter, and thu call for Is, 600 volunteers,
Mt. kutz determined to cnter tho ranks uf tho
defeillers Of hts adopted country: He at one,
repaired t9 sau Francisco, md, upon learn,
Third United States Artillery, bad been
ordered ;Eaas went % Lieni. Livingston. then
lngston informed him that lii prospects for ai-
vanceIcht would bo much better In avo3unttcr or.
sss sss s. s ;sq stns M sa saa f'f Sl h 70
81 tho same mind. to Eetur, and 1s would rcesiys
h!in. T. y needles, to .uy that he again applied,
and taok tic 1cfd Aftsr tho faithful service for
tho whole term of ha enlistment, Ms. Rutx was
honofabl, discharged. ths certificate Of that fact.
scrloed WITH battles ia which Do was engsged, ~hich
Included Yorktown, Williamsburg, South Aoun-
tain. An.'etam, ,FrederlcksLurg, chaneeIlolslIlc.
and the various s&lrnlah engagelncnts through Tho
Penfnanla, Maryland, Orant'S Virginia AMI Shurt-
dams Shenandoah Valley campaigns.
Mr.. ltntx then returned to IT. CLAIR County MD
sssumed the atts Of peace. !lp Wa e1ccted County
Surveyor In l6t5, County Assessor and TTcaAnfet
n 1867 and again In lsd0 aud 1871, each time by
tucteAseA mnjostt1as.
In 1879 tho Republican Convention tondared
hin, the nomination for ssata Tfcnaurer, and hs
was elected by AatteEfug yptc. In bis own conn.
ty ho recotved majority Of u43, aga!nBt LIT for
tho Grant electors, and 10 for John Hay, Repub-
llcan candidate for Congress. which fs eonclualvo
evidence Of hIs popularity among his eeghhoss;
tho xcal and 1dollt} displayed BY him ia tic dl4.
ebsrys Of hi. ag,lss - State Ileasn,s,, tho rigid
whenever serving, .he rpblto Ia any capacity, Of
trust, have marked hlhl ~ 1l1a ln whom tho In.
tercsts OF Tho people arc arcure and sacrei, aud,
Nhsn Tho Convention Of tho present year assrm.
bled, 1t 4tsplsyed great wisdom In again placing
hutz for tho Tfcaauscrahlp. X hu docs not "a
tnto tho otice wlth n greater maturity. from Gott
hls 9Wn county aud ie State at large than befots.
It Will be contrary to hla past record and to The
Judgment oi tho wslter formed oa knowledgs
Of the personal worth and popularity ot Tie
nominee.
, 1876-07-17

lorm of both: II makes loud and lofty promites
o. IT, performances In tho tntnro. 1iut a. wise
ile men. ~ absolutely nnimpasaoncd Men. II such
great n their maQntlnde-as wIso men, sny, wo
tln9t lake you, not by thu assurances you make
.eay sGHay ent y your In the long pass
D. Understand, my fficn,t, and I am not finding
,n E1tli ihc Democratic pattJ,-that they com.
:, VT rsnsIs7zNT.r ATTACK THEIR RECORD.
IL wo isaa such record a. the!rs wouldn't NO he
anxious to igryit' i they hatl .ucl record y
sSn vets ~ S2stea isish ,e.ssa hono
Fsason.if ia. wss Tho rssei tat .hs iispnb.
cai drdn tf,n mountains 10 fail upon and bury III
sntner thnn benz ttdenonncsd or commented upon
nSa at M hepnbsan party e'osss to .ak Of u re-
Democratic purity hides i. head when Il Ii mention
ed. hecanrc i is record In tho presence oi which
i1as not changed; tA character has NOT eangcd II.
iMtfy II. X thousand Eiberais ike Tstnswoit,
nnitaly above liz nero personal ehsfacsss.stiss of
The men placed In nomination, although upon that
t'ulnl dcsrG to say something.
THE RETURN or THE LtHHRAf.s.
You hrt here o-nfght 10 raslfy The nomlnAton OF
Ilaycs and Wheeicf. Their nomination whs wtae.
j. i .esSs wa w9 SIoSes Fl ss ss ;,
Laek home, It brought ths Independents baek
hume. It. there are any Liberals Of Independents
l872, sny 10 tjcn,, i've onen wiIe The door: wc
bid yon welcome only don't do 70 nny morn.
sSS@t'i mud detsIs cheers IL fsd 51n
don't, for lleoycnts sake. try 10 10 Il
by voting the Democratic ticket: It n thu
lilo kInd. tLauglteri, You sre iii BACK. rsfcly
housed in thnt glorious Old Republican tcn1pc. the
walls OF which ara Jcckca with he most hcroic
achievements OF the pAet century. with A record
that ia as enduring "a time, and history will neyor
willingly let dte-thas spondid totuple wiosc dome
is lifted even among thu very stars, aud whuso
foundations atu ID secure as the eternal rocks
you arc back again within 1t, and SEQ that no In
scrtption ever goea Upon those wallis that nothing
along with The deeds tllat already sdorn il.
ICheers.
We orc to-day a united, powerful and-I focl
rl1s nErunL1cAN RECORD.
II ia tho samo old organization, WITH the sAmc old
patrotc are md nerve that hns carried thls great
il Tim Kama narty fhat fncnd the rranltn or III avn
, 1876-07-17
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
TIA nEMANn F1n KRFnuM

The Democratic party havo had convention
in tho City Of st. Louis, need not describe It
to you, but at tho expense Of being possibly
aomawflat tedious permit f1c to suggest that We
stand at the very threshold Of tho canvass, and
1t 1,ay bo well for Us to read tho st. Louis pat-
form, or portions Of It. The platform of tho
Democracy says; I" We, tho Democratic dele
gates" It Ia Important to get that In, for
page uftcr page, and pago after pago follows in
dcnunciation Of the Republican party and In
the demand for reform. When you read vol
ulnes Of denunetations you inquire, Who is II
TINT donounccss" Whcn you read volumes Of
Awllo IS IT THAT Is cLAhoR1Nd ron RsFonM1 :"
II 1t turns cut that tho manu- OF Ju.la. 1scarlot
is Signed At the bottont Of tho papor, and he
demands tho utmost fidelity to sworn engage
demand, proceeding from that sourcc, "a prob
ably hollow" When you read platform headed,
.'We, the Democratic delegates" coneratq1atIng
war, and demanding reform. etc., yot uay, 'That
Judas would have bcnr,-it would 'paie ita lncf.
feStual ft Ares before such q document as this"
Now, what do ''We,, Tho Democratic dele
ssbu hsat y g. VT.
people OF tho Union, eleven years ago happily
euea from tho danger of a accession of states."
whom ote In favor Of tho sccoaslon Of states ono
half OF whom fought that that secession of Btates
nght snes:e Sc togs!.cr in national eonven.toa
rebuild and establish" n nation "hnpptiy saved
from Tho paEila Of secession II which they under.
0Hs ars! g 1H esets og sI
comment possiblof
1T rs s. s 'fs 4 ws sas5s ssvs ~ "
'liat now to b. sayea from eorrup. p.ccnt.allsm"
r. rf,nIN all NDS%kts hat
ccntrallsn IL something very bad, am opposed to
~ y y so.;nctthtng gsF{ g0oa IN IN IL fasqr 9f 4
,hs pSs'nos.st'e delegates. ;,e Ban illt " Ftz:
secession. md iasisf npon il that ths @coffupt
sSn9s ss sss' 70 b. tn;
ses S'a Witch '!S' Z ss sss asn
tset . ses. ws h'a apa ests ss;sa sfs it, Has aS
oss3aass. u Satss a t!sss 81 NJ ~
aud uRo lIko the 4ea." This ceutFa,s.n i our ne.
Msa rs wS .tssn: tint
up ., 600 iles oi sea eoabs h febeiilon, sont ia
hundreds and thousands. Of conquering lexlons to
tho same time with it, left scattered a1l over tfo
North AZ a.e Glcs'iuEs Of time OF benoacant
peace. lChe0fs,l ..
APTEK THE WAR.
..Wc. ths Democratic delegates" let mo not
fxTn, - ii Il tbs saso ceutEaiism which, after tho
War had closed, Ind tho courage to ri, ..Thie
sna 500, o9olves, t ". g1xantc tssl of strength
fought has brcn beaten in the last court 10 which
you eau tako ., contcst-ths asbtta1neat Of war
4 buried, Your right Of .scesslon = buried yith
tho Same eehtraiism which .aid s.Wo can.
not aIord, We Will not AFFORD. to place
Wv W down III she vsty toahdatlon., Gasiea n ti's
Congress- cannot reach It. Will secure The fruits
eon:es! whore shsy wll b sats ,or ~ si1us
tLeud cheet.]. 1t is Tie "eotFupt Ssntsall.n" " "
- susnl.tioa lChssss llt y .as ''sottsnt ssa.
1858 81 the population Of tho national debt and
annlh!latoa y, lcheets. It's "eorrupt central,
South. which propose. that eresY eugaHsmspt g shail
formed. lChecTs.l
, 1876-07-17
RICE FIVE CENTS. ~
Id leaders. - In tho olacn ttms, "Attention,
Ardt" tLoul aud prolonged cheering, !.
IN GENERAL.
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.


op*e'a. 1Hpate" 20 1he 1HohnA
NEW toHk, juif tG--It Is impossible to gct
at tue actual facts aud rcsrlts Of tho intcryev
i,af,xa.u T,,t.n .,1 u.t,i =. -"
4t'us" ~" Aeun'iehs ~ oasntoEaf Hutt
from all that can bo learned, II Is inferred that
tie dlflcrencea betwcen the ", wrrc mi ,..a,.
died H. IN fset Inv are m rcconrao Ma,a
conclusive was reached rs to tho letter Of &C.
% tst,an ,<,, ns'us -. wiz 90 nome tof oonsnl-
.aseon Win n's friends, and return In the conrso
Of 4 week. Meantime TIldcn will not issuo hid
conair. {, u.,' 9n. sa asset a.aes HOW
..~.aaa ..',. ~ .no '0o .euess IN hnaneo u 70 ~
.acS destes =. to s Il
&c., 7nn pnr,s -.
81 = ss5atSfa IL tIa{ ssa! 8 3 i.
~. IL II, 0as as 9 VII q s1 dan
bemos!s.s , ;hoTn h " pcs!iive a1d enps,sl.
its renders that doy. Ilo1drie<s viii accept hls
~ that = H. nn.strr eenS 9mo.so q heso
rnr9st uGsac H.sGton anu tho 1nolons F9s!lon Or
teal pEed!,s;.nsnt !,; from which ~ Ms legal ia-
special streen en'do ov e1ndiosa
tm herc or,in sxtth H.. 1tsnGs.,1 aaa - % r.
sny. M nI In"."iti MI LIZ. .GG,nGeks ~ noont tek
msni hctw,et' m .,n ,,n ;
standinr IN rcfcrcnrc ~ instnss - ,.cnnn @ @
stnr.. - ~ ~ it.t. ~ ~ " hecepLnnCe 1ho
foMn,to wbatn,s con.J a, H nssGcmcnt hase no
nf i;ny TIrnhrIcss otccnntin, Naeio n'" s"5 ueuos
1IrNnu,rSs ~ no..uts,e s.ts,.e;
AA''AA'~AS ~ ne"sInts 80 "fFAfAEh soh CHOW
fhLLiHtt.
apse'o' ar5p9ten % 1ae 1fIoah&
,,a "a WY lp.71uov. He4aslcks arrived
nri1r.a VI ~ noins r. IsoM sasntoss nut abe9uley
tnrn nsu " ~ !ntore'sWgn M egncGrning ha vs!t
~ a. anu sogishee mIn liluen. Ae eatd 40 Visit
tSir ~ ~ sagn'asanec, anu tn51 tlo only
~ sfx .. ~ ~ W. IT, W. unGia! hotntAton OF
H. H. ,a.,a nc san1,,,Iontteo IN reply 10
~ " T. ncn VII !oas !estor no submit.
= itt,a y. tsi snst ~ soon ~ ean Eve II
Tore H. rsna III an Srshi cettaanly nos DC
~ ~ RI rs,.,tt Nv Ma9G ~ M.oMM nj Achtlhtn4
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Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25
DISSOLUTION. .

The limited opartnershp heretofore existing between E. B. Reed of Sharon, Conn.,, and w. A. Dean of Lime Rock Conn.,, under the firm name of W A. Dean,'' is this day dissolved by mutual consent Any parties hay ing claims will please present the immediately All persons indebted to the firm requested to make prompt payment to B. B. Reed who will be at the Lime Rock post office Mondays of each week. and who alone is author ized to settle the business of said copartners1p.
 E. B. Reed
 w. A. Dean. N. B.-One horse, one light square box wogon top buggy, for sale CHEAP. Apply to
 E. B. Reed. LIME ROCK, Conn.,, Aug 21st, 1s76
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25
grpbate Notifes.

ATACO COURT OF PROBATE holden at North A Canaan within and for the District of North Canaan on the 18th day of August A. D. 1876.
 On motion of Nelson J. Clark, administrators with the will annexed on the state of William Sims. late of North Canaan, within said district deceased
 This Court doth decree that six months be al- lowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the said administrator, and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a news paper published in Litchfeld county, and by post Town of North Canaan nearest the place where the deceased last dwet. Certified from record
 3w6 J. B. .HARDENBERG, Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25
Desirable Farm for Sale.

A RARE opportunity is offered to purchase A farm of about 100 acres. situated about 80 rods east of the village of North Canaan Depot and the junction of the Conn. Western and Hous- gently occupied by Mss Susan Bennett, now de- ceased.
 A fine large dwelling house. with good out buildings, running water, a shady yard, excellent land for agricultural purposes, portion of which IS suitable, and can be sold for, building lots )and being located in the handsomest part of the town Of North Canaan, makes it one of the most desir- able locations in the county. For further partic- ulars enquire of SAMUEL A. BENNETT,
 c. W. R. R. office, Asylum street,
 4Gtf Hartford, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25
RAILROAD.

NORTH, SOUTH, Fri Pas Milk 1Pas 2Pas Milk P.M PM. I'M AM. PM. F.. 5tl I.2O 1I43 Winsted 700 12.l0 4,OO 5US 1255 11.12 Wolcottville 7.25 15.35 4.83 80 1I.45 9.55 Waterbury S'25 1.35 b.55 lO.4U l0'10 GAO Bridgeport 9.55 BIO Al0 a.m. am. am. am. pm. pm.
 Connections.
 Tine End Passenger and Milk Trains. SOUTH" connect with Conn. Western k. k. from NIiA. lCrLOns
 All trains, "NoRTH,D on the above table con. nect with Conn. WsstsFa R. R. for MtllertOR. Dec. Ia, 1s7b. q. ". BEACH, saRp'k