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NOTICE.
To John F. StrattOn, formerly Of Apo
matt0x Co., Virginia, or his Heirs.

DY a decree of the Circuit Court tor the
ID county aforesaid, in the State aforesaid,
In the suit therein OF White and wife vs.. John
STRAIT on executors and devisees, l am d.
rected TO ascertain whether the defendant,
John F. Stratton, has departed this lie, and If
so, who, as his next of kin, are entitled TO re,
celve about 500, now under the control OF
said court in said suit. A IL persons interested
are hereby notified o appear before me, on or
before the 10Th day OF March. 1876, at mT
office, at Appomattox c. H., Virginia, and
make Rnown their interest In the estate of
the said John f. Stratton.
Oh. d. SACKETrF, CUm'r in Ch'y,
fhI7 AppOmattOX Circuit Court.
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TRUSTEE SALES,
Trustees SAFE

DY virtue Ct q decree 10 the Chancery Court
D Of Shelby cOUn y, ia the case CT Mary L.
Campbell vs.. joel s.. wilson 10 al No. 1907,
r D., wherein have hasu eppOlnted, in the
place of = +. McNutt, decd, Trustee in a Deed
in Trust exec utfd on the ss.h Of June, 1870, By
Joel Z. Wilson End +. wilson, for the pur-
pose OF securing q CeTtliu in@ebteduss5 there
in mentioned, " hich deed is recorded in the
Registers office Of shelly county, in Dle1
Book No. 9j, pages 1917 lg9, viii, Dy virtue of
said authority, on
Tuesday, the 2lst Day Of Harebs 1876,
at The southwest ro-ner Of the intersection of
n ain and dad son streets, IN the city OF Men,
ph's sell within LEGAL hours, at public auction,
TO the highest bidder, for Casu, the property
described IN said rust Deed, tG--it; situated
in Sh alby county, Tenn, aud beginning Gt
the northeast corner o. J. W. IaylOI's lot No.
]; thence west six chains and tW5nty-Jhree
links to stake, with three sweetgum point
ers; thence north four chains md 1fJy-e 'ght
links to a stake, with sweetgUm pointers
thence east six chains and twenty three LINKS
TO E stake In toe west 81 of MOSely avenue,
and thence south four chains aud hfty-eigCt
links to the beg.nuIDg-cGuta ElUg two acres
and Sj-iOO Inc rquity Of redemption is
waived. little believed 70 be good, out l sell
and convey as trus &c only.
JOHN JOHNS on, Trustee.
Clagp 81 HeUX, NttOrL eyS. fOiS
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From Indiana VIC have the ramon that
the Labor Reform party there, whose
convention meets shorty, will nominate
Judge Davis, Of the United States su-
preme court, for President and Nathan
lei p Banks for Vice-PTesident.
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lOFFICIAL.l
NOTICE TO CRY PkX-Pk7ERS.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX-COLLECTOR,
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, February q, 1876. !
DS- The city textbooks for the 48th corpo-
rate yeer Qs75) having been delivered TO me
on December :, 1875, 1 hereby give notice that
1 will issue DISTRESS WARRANTS against
all who fail to pay their taxes by March Z, 1876.
FRED. c. SCHAPER,
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Trustees Sale,

EAY virtue OF two several Deeds Of Trust
IS made 20 ne a. Trustee, BY John W. Todd
and hesteran 4. TODD, his wife, on the 10Th
day January, 1875, and duly recorded IN
County CLERK s Office Of uesha county, Arkau-
sas, in Book No. one, on pages 81, 80, 355, 3J7
and 595 ana Book No. two, pages ., :, s, . and
Will m
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aOTICE an EAShnUPTCY.

District OF West Tennessee, sat Mem phi is
the 18th day of January, 1876.
EgNHE undersigned ht reby gives notice OF his
1 appointment as assignee OF ID. II. Town
send, OF Memphis, in the county of Shelby
and State of Tennessee, within said District
who has been adjudged bankrupt upod his
own petition, by the District Court OF said
District. T. =. WlNCHE5TER,
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E7OR the speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness
n Lost Manhood, snd AL disorders bIoUgh
On By i1diGCretiOu CT excess. ANY CTUggl5
he's the Ingredients Address DAVIDS OK
co Box 22gs. NeU York. oG4G-giGOd
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REW D.
$3.50 REWARD.

To all who shall see these Presents-Greeting'
NT HEREAS, 1t has been made known To
w me that a certain WILLIAM b. JUHN-
son, charged with having committed fOu
and atrs ci0us murder on he-dRy of De-
eember, 1875, upon the body of Rolling john
son, late of our county OF Shelby, has fed
from justice, and is now running al large;
Now, there ore, |, James d. Porter, Governor
as aforesaid, by virtue Of the power and su-
thoTiIy in me vested, do hereby offer q reward
of $3.50 to any person or persons VINO may APP
prehend the said William B. johnson, and de
liver him to the sheriff or iailer of our county
of shelby, in order that justice in that behalf
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, L have hereUnto set my
hand, and eau ed the Great Seal OF the State
TO be affixed, at Nashville, on the 18th day OF
January, 1875.
JAMES D. PORTER.
By the Governor:
CHARLES N. GIBBS, Gecretarv. fb26
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many friends ne has made during his
brief 81 journ in our city, as will his es-
timab'e wife, whose departure is not less
regretted than his OVID.
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Notice OF stockholders

THE annual meeting o. the Stockholders of
L the Memphis Gas Light Company will be
held at the office of the Company, AZ Madison
street, Memphis, Tenn, on
WEDN rSDAY, MARCH 1ST,
to elect Seven Dir ectors to serve the Company
the ensuing year. Election from 10 am. TO
ppm. JOSEPH CRAIG, Secretary.
February l, 1876 FIJI
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Fr.dar- ssrea 10. 1876,

a. L. T. EEGrELlud-s store, MOTT Main street.
Memphis. Fem, tGe Rocks Accom- o., Notes
etc. Also. the real estate b=-u-g.u- tn sad
firms estate ta-UI.: lots tps. So %, Gu and
81, in W. s.. Filipino subdivision. shelby
county. Te1u ess@e.
Also, the >E 3 and 2, - Of Soc 80 i,Cf -rr-
ton p, e o. 3, OF Il . L, cO.taiLig- 20 acres,
sissippi.
The schedules, an other evidences o. prop
erty, can be- seen a. -sE office, $50. p 81 Is S-Eol
street. A deposit o. iD per cent. Will be re-
buried az time OF sale.
fbI7 INN a. WGD-DETDsE. sS-fgrrs
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MILLINERY.
TO THE LADIES.

NEW feature for the ladies who live in the
~ interior cities and towns OF Ksnt1Csy
and adjoining States, commencing the lst Of
March, lS76. q. c. Porter, OF the well-kr own
Paris Millinery House, No. 30 Fourth street,
Louisville, KY, or better known as Porter'S
Temple OF Fashion, viii receive orders for
ID, ess Hats and B)nuetS, Bridal Walls Wreaths
Morning BOnnetS and Walls, end vii, send.
{. o. ID. on approval The express agent will
allow inspection, aud II the goods don't please,
the agent will return them at once.
Respectfully, Z. G. PORTER.
N.B.-Send for circular. fbls fri
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sTENoGRAPHER.
JAS. WALSH, STRE0GRAPHRR,
3S North Court Street.

evidence reported in Courts, bsGorer ef-
"a erees, ETC., verbatim. Shorthand taught
orally or by mail. fb5
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a. J. I: 4. . ..:.... !.
"a The few compositions,
MS which Ia &c won tbs
n sNTsT confidence of mankind
~ NEH z ~ and become house no d
EssEs 1H(S-lO words, among not only
ketH N.GTT - one bur Inpuy nations,
- S1S.ss2= TX Taust have eXtraordiu-
~ So 49, - ~ airy virtues. Perhaps
81 &SaSz2ast w. 80! u % one ever sccuE sdsso
~ " - 7ttEs- vide a re0ut"fi d or
StssszE5s5aeE II * maint dnsd it so Ion g
eSSy-V3--l tk,szuffee=--Z zs@-f as AVER Gil EREY
" A 49, 81 TzsEszltE=A PECTORAI.. II has been
szzvk 5lssY g,E-A5SGFll known 10 the public
$3.50 about forty years, by
long cUutiuue s,r Is 81 III trvelCue cures
that have wOu FOR it a COIhdsn"s m IL viz
tues, never eGuaied by any other medicine.
II stil m A. es tie most eft CtUal cures Cf
Coughs, Colds, consumption, that cen be
made By medical skill. Indeed, the CHERRY
PICTORIAL has really robbed these dangerous
diseases Of their terr0rs, to a great extent, and
given feeling Of immunity from their faiaI
effects, that is well founded If the rem edy be
taken in season. Ey ~ family should have
1t in their closet for be rea y and prompt re-
lief OF its members Sickness, suffering, and
even life is saved by this timely protection.
The prudent should not neglect 70, and the
wise will not, Keep IL by you for the pro-
lection it affords Oy It's timely uSe in sudden
attacks.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. c. AVER e CO., Lowell, Macs,
Practical nrd sbsyg afesl ~ ents1s.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers IN sfsdicin
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ASsIG NEE SALE.
ASSlGAEES 5 ALE.

IN MISTER Of B7f hau- e simpson. EsuI.ruq.s-
IN ban 1rJpJsy, a1 Memphis, Iaau.
10y vir ne Of tIa sUt. u-'-y vested IA me IS
ID AssiE ee OF said bzukTUpts' estate, viii
SOL II nnL-,. -E..- o..
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MEDICAL..
Ayers Cherry PectOral,

For Diseases Of the Throat ara lungs,
such as CGugn las, Colds WnoOpaEk-
EGuSh. Bronchitis, thEnH
aid fs2NEI NPEERN
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saiurdsy, March 4, 1876,

AuSJ3 1SASA r. ACeOS
the following real estate, or so much thereof
as shall be sufficient 10 discharge the taxes
adjudged against said property and all costs as
shown by said decree, 10 wit: Lying in shelby
county, Tennessee, aud in the city Of Mem
phis, and known as lot No. t3l three, in block
No. 1871 sixty seven, on he south side Of Union
street: Beginning 100 feet east from the east
side OF Second street, at its Intersection with
the south side of Union street; thence esst 40
feet; thence south go feet at right angles with
Union street; thence west, parallel with
Union street, 40 feet thence north 30 feet TO
the beginning
This lltn day of February, 1876.
b. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner Of Revenue, etc.
John Johnston, Attorney. fbl2 sat
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No. 1912, r. D.-FIrst ChanceTy Court OF Shelby
county.-B. p. Anderson, Commissioner Of
Revenue, VS.. VIM. Johnston.
Pursuant 10 q decree entered In this
cause, February l, 1875 1 will sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at
he courthouse door of Shelby county, in the
city of Mem phis, on
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PREsCRIFTInh -

DR.. J. c. AVER e Co. Lowoll, Macs.
Practical nrd sCsyg afesI ~ sustais.
sod br al nrnggIsts and re..lers On EIs.iicin
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-03

HCGohl tn is pale, cmaCiAtel Il cure. with loWncas
eye, like some criminal about TO meet her fate see
that nervous, Nl,tru -tiul lpoN Il she walks along
W ltli 4 slow and unsteady step. TIE pink has Ittt
her checks AMI the cherry h'r lips. The once spark
Ing, dancing ewes are NOW du and express ION
less. The once WIlm and ,iimplG hands now
tnIn and cold. Her beauty la, lied nat has
tught TINS WonierOus change: What Is mat
Whch Is lurking beneath the ufilcc OF that once
lovely form? Does She realize her terrible con
i;llon J. she aw.ne olthc Wuc1ui an "alancc She
makes? oman, from her very nature, i subject
To Il catalogue OF diseases notn Whlrh man i
!n"jY excerpt. Many OF these maltiIcS ind re-
ed by her own C,trcle> Sne>>, through Ignorance
81 The laws Of her beng. Again many Female
I>ea-e II properly treated, might be arrested III
thoT course, AID Thereby prove Of >Eolt duration.
They should net he let to an Inexperienced ply
l,IcItn who docs MT understand their nature, and
Is, !hefcfOle, incompetent to troat them. The I'M
pos lance OF att, nliug to Female diseases in their
earliest stage cinot he too strongly urged For If
neg 'ctod, they fequ' ntly lead 10 Consumption,
Chrome DcblIty, and oitcntmes t. INSANITY. In
all classes OF cmaie Diseases, Dr. Fierce 5 avOr
tie Prescription i, without rival No medicine
has surpassed Il. IN = lie Peoples Common
sense Medical ADVISER, of UlIch K. V. Pierce, NJ.
- "i i:ufalo y. y, Is the author and rubll,he l.
IA extended treatise or WOMAN AND HER DIS
k.sk>. nder thi7 heat the VA louS affections Ia
winch WON N is incident arc carefully consider Ell,
accurately portrayed, and Il restorative course OF
tea mcnt suggested. livery woman, as she values
her HE aud health, should possess copy OF this
Valuable boob. Ii She he diseased, TIL, ADVISER.
WI! how her Row she may be restored to health,
ami ''ii ect her how She may ward II many malt
dies To which She Is constantly being exposed.
Let every suffering woman heed tins timely advice
and SIC herself As Others sec her. IilCe OF Adj
user, 81 % (post-paid to any address,
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Notice..

liz. Dire tors Of Washington County Agricultural
society viii meet at the Court House i'll Montpelier on
saturday, the 9TH day of May next at | O'clock II
to see Il the Directors viii vote resrird tie vote To-
eating the Far on the Bailey grounds in Nontppr-
and locate the same the grounds Of e. G. Willard IN
East MOntpelier. Also to if the directors viii va,
u sell the bindings the Fair Grounds in Fls Nov
peier. VI G. WHITE
Barre, April 2itn l:-6. Secretary,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-03

FREMONT AT THE CENrENNI>L.-A
meeting Of the state Ccnntcni,l Commit.
tee was held in Burlington. Tuesday after
noon. there being present Gen. p. p. Pit.
kin, OF Montpelier, Charman oG the Com
mittec. and Mcs~r-. Henry Lane, of Corn
wall, NJ. ). Colburn, of Manchester. John
y. I1%". OF Montpelier. +. :. >tranaIan
OF 1t Albums, w. w. Henry, Oc,rc~cnt-
ing Mayor llatch), of Burlington, and DR..
Middleton Goldsmith and and $. Il. Pet
'en9iil of Rutland. The question Of the
appointment of a gentlemen to tax,
charge OF the state headquarters at the
exposition was discussed at great lcn4ih,
and the committee finally came to tie con
eIuslon that the appointing power rested
with DR.. Goldsmith. State Commits >i0ncr.
Inc committee had decided TO appoint
Judge Wilmington, of Salisbury, while
Dr- Goldsmith had appointed his son in
law, Mr.. Patterson, Il Resident Of Phladc-
phia. DIR. Goldsmith claimed that he had
appointed DE-. Patterson in ignorance of
the tact that the committee had previously
named Judge Millinyton. but was willinr
TO Withdraw the appointment if the com
mittee wished, though he thought il mex
pcdlcnt to do SO. The committee saw il
IN the same light, and DR.. Patterson will
have charge of the Vermont hc,J,u,rt,I.s
1t Is stated that the 5000 necessary for
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-03
From the Vermont Farmer.
Vermont Politics.

PULLING USwIsE.
W" 2tioal IN ever learn political MS GH H
y1 the M fr Of h reople; Since 1 ts an5n
ac.tEat convention. There the glorious or
ortnny to Elye sanction and efert to the Great re,
PARTY, Vermont elsewhere throughout the union
Ned th4t the convention would catch the spirit OF
ar. aul; Filings and stewar. involnntra-ily
and they alone could take such stand national
c)!ventl4n as We would wish for Vt influence and
rh're Of the people. These were the men t" Z" to
Bat tie SirCr"lers pot house and Pc"
SrupuouS fellows appeared in force at the an Ness
iarion5 plans ODD wig and demc|railc wlrerners
were thtrr synnahetic and Opposing remnants Of ths
Syer a s rics Of Marrsr s ani a hniT
at h"ne a-ain All the morrow's successful cand.-
"HS rtintrs nrnenty I pressns their eandats
re,nllar claims. Bar room and parlor hall and cor
H@S Hr the 1s T1rs DS x, a1wnd ana
man. {" whom h"weyer AR cable socially and
s b bra IN n4 ia, tT as D.
lai lie He Is the emhodlment of u t h
FAMED, pulling himself from office to office and
@ snf i5 r rwe ST m yarn pIT natd 10 Win
tins ,nd,rfn success he aspired to he governor
rated two sail fresh III the minds OF tie
eh the elected to preside over the ronN, n
t,n HI opening speech peculiarly unf'rtln4te
cal % Er na r Hh amat5 or Of sf"
coupled with lnSinrer' fawnlngs and even slthtninIi
who's reson"as IT Is but lust to say were m%rr "a
{raisc~orriv mainly t,r what they did not c''ntan
vry presidents We're elected. but for what u"s,lit
dr, Themselves vino seemed very loth to arfar Hr"n
10 III at the presidents urgent request. But their
[i N may hay been as ta'h one m
va. r ,tr e t fr"m sfnI' as, N lr"r
"HSly "k"d Pleasantly about B,lhnar and did scare
Any INN els Likewise Id-t Poland III ms srerrn
.ails can present other reasons for PARTY success
rrnlar support Is proved 10y the opposite PARTY :
an the "a,t t, 5een% 5 T. pt tmnf
", anonymously elected stat dsieate to %nin !,4
Iihr"l,, 'eris lI.Me Of Bra'tebor@ knMise
" If t -r ri"T . ST ne wa a'i ns
unanimously a4It" The conN rntion was YER. niiAn
, IN. ii rn ~ az. Far rI'' TON, On IT,, pre--
b'th INVENT -. i!,;r.- AM state. hay "cn Sc
Eerrl' rro't-e ~ On" tor 4.'rrlWE ant w. o'neF
VI ,, IN, ,,. ,Ie.iri H.. = ave
t4n II how'll. IT, an * tl4,ut ,-.te i: ,Oer ,t,-
'J nm, ~, s il INV NM -. nd U l'i ~ ..s Al. a!
'-i ny. ''sI tn' ~" IA n4t nal 'nE"l,u -
1t h4>n NATIONAL RI lta'i'u luke Poland the
'n'! TN. @hl' ami -'al II o'r drrSAtI>n.
' ''7' n k '' '' l " l 5, - ., TAT.
a3~'.,-~ 4' ~ tr-~l.i.l Aie.l'N and; HlnA'.' "a
rl-- r. 'l'.e- nal glal'n MN .,i'
'-~ '. IA r. H. i.'r aid ~.l lH .i'.'. ...i.} l.
'.s tn. ...-.,.. ,ss.s .. ;. III
III ...-.-..4. Il. II. r..a jim. u MI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-03
4 Wonderful Discovery

Our w Hampshire Exchanges come "a " IA,
accounts OF most wonderful Effected By Dr
Cages MEDICAL WONDER. 1t is said be t. creates
Ntalzcr YET discovered giving loyancy the spirits
elasticity t. the step and maxim, the invalid hearty
COURAGEOUS, stron@. Il all diseases IF t}
liver stomach, Kidneys aud spine: s,rotul4 and al
blood diseases; cures nervous pr ,stratlon Of tIer
Read the following cures:
Mrs. IRA :. ArPLEToN HIllsbpro' Bride IL: sIi-
nal and kidney diseases. confined bed ana dtttrs
Wonder and she now writes, am able to Do cpIe4ll
erabie work"
J. F. MORRILL, Franklin: scr"fulous hu1or SAYS
moth ny has ever helped hm like - Medical Wuud. r.
bed, and had been treated without benefit by several
PiysI'1dls for female and kidney diseases: ok Dr
cages Medical WONDER, and was cared III a mon IL
ANpkIW J Pr tSIEE. Sutton, ii hHfnpr. debility
disease OF nNtr .unEs Nt: most NuEG'r al recovery
REV. . j WAIT. Franklin. y. II ; sortiN aiilc-
ted; took Medical Wonder " with great success.
ono. W. EVANS, Derry; difficulty Of SIDE and stonl-
2tn, Hunpr, weakness. &r.: cured and went to work
Mrs }. W. FIFE. Suncouk, \. II female weakness
drnlsA, nervous Prostitution, &c. dlsriiarEtd hired
girl.
- We would also refer to Mrs VIM. shepherd and
dang inter-. and EbcncZer Newtrn Manchester House:
Nrs Fred Sdnh I'm. Vest Rumney; Mrs +. J Jones'
l'lailpu; GEO IL Walker. tirantham: Albert rus
dell, Snhcouk: Mrs. Benz Martin, Grafton; Hiram
Ntanyan, Chichester: Alma II HIll. Canterbury: Mrs
Warr' tpver: Iennlker Mrs Walter Farrar, II ILL
bore HrliZr; T. Ella Hooks.t: Miss X. A. =. HnNt
Mrs > }. Fla. Manchester: Mrs G. T. Kldeput. Nil
ford; Joseph DAVIS, II llls; Ellen Proctor Plttshrd:
VI j I.raveuwOrth, An,Uytr.
ASK YOUR DRUGGISTS FOR DICAI. WoNDEE.
Sold i'm NontIelicr y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

s. to Asen ,1 wanted for new hgsin.ss N WIN
< ~ - to &l0 day one VINO had never car
N;tssed before made : ~ III hour:
lereuccd agent made 50 - l. hours.
a Particulars tree G A tIEtrtf. Manager. {.
n v duane St. New York " We know e. \ Cc---
- ~ to be responsible and reliable and think h.
Cr-pr- oilers 1,IltS extraordinary Inducements -
~ l&E We-t,lV AprIl IA i-76.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-03

Taylor, eN-'.rcform'' governor Of Wis
consin seems to have been a pretty bad lot .
An investigating committee has found lots
of payments from the contingent fund,
during his administration, for which there
were no vouchers, and which he can t
satisfactorily account for. Appearances
Indicate tint he pockcteI the money him
self
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-03

PREMATURE Loss The ii AIR, wi ch Is 50
common nowadays, may be entirely prevented
uy the use OF Eulncit's Coco1nc. 1t has been used
III thousands Of cases where the hair was coming
ont III han liul~, has never failed To arrest IT. decay
ana I" promote healthy AMI vigorous growth. 1t
Is 1T the sam2 linH unrv.ille a, Il dressing for the
h1u- y single application VIII render it and
GLOSSY for several day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-03
Letters nraiIrd tor at Montpelier VI. Post
ONCE. April 13tH. 1876

,,lta!u thr~, letters persons u...-, -:,p tie
above tatv.
L>IIt> Miss Ellent Bruce. Mrs Albert q I-urr
Miss Mary Foley. Mrs |. Harrln4t'n Miss Emma
VI sh'r Mrs 'arrlc : StearrS. Miss Nellie sullivan.
GI>rlEMrN Geo Z Bradley. smith Barnett. Jaillos
-. Garner VI l.. Faulkner. II t Hunt. Elmer Reyes.
Jack Inr,.. &. l. smith, PEI! W smith. VI y. L
+ Fucker
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-03
Deputy Boyden organized Mount Nor
lis Grange, ut Lowell, W., April 20th.
with forty charter members The follow

rbs AC-St,f w.I We + 3 G5oed a.a1in
lrHin >trnn@ns1' T,ee'!reF IRWIN sfH2hens =
Dirr~; MI. Ill I!Hr,ncc. 2 mona; Miss Mar1 Ste-
S1Nsr' Flora: Miss Lucy Sweet Lady Assistant
Deputy d. L. Eoylen, organized STR of
Hope Grange, at Cr1ltsburv. Vt. April
9Th, with IS charter members:
: : ,il u 4i:'r; a. : s5 %r oT; g, n3th l.
t-~lstn,t steward; Wn. chamberlain, Chal lam
G, krIr ' W l. a.*' r riSF:'a M4s ' T.
Cara y. l;ald.I., Lady Assistant steward
Deputy Boyden hts organized one hun
bred and twenty-ci4ht Oranges one hun
/ 'rcd AMI fifteen in Vermont, and thir-
tcrl; in New Hampshire, ana expects to
organize several more during the spring.
G&nrnN su-tr house of Daniel
/ Wormwool WIS burned recently. Loss.
about one hundred dollar,; no insurance.
Mr. Il. F. Clark, of Evcgatc, has moved
20 Groton AMI gone into the boot, shoe
and harness business, Success to him.
The Srnt.c has confirm Il William Wells
Is collectorof custom, for the District of
Vermont
EEoohIIrLp-Tha BroohlieIl Lodge,
No. 10. |. O ofG r, elected last Sa.-
urlly eve. the following officers for the
ensuin" quarter;
z,n'i n Jimmy e Miss Isabel NJ t,ranr. ".
y 5 Irs Nai.''l Mars V Iryalarer; K,y al ~
vs. A T. k 'i','' " G ' a MII: NvfS> 9am
The Lodge i in prosperous condition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-03

The Washington investigations have re-
suited in much more cry than wool for
Il week. Caullield is trying to oct rid Of
Little Johnny Davenport" who insists
on tcllin" about the election frauds in
New York; but is very much in the con-
dltion Of the soldier who caught the bear,
ana said so to his companions. " Bring
the bear in they cried Il can't" said
he Come iIT yourself then" He
won't let mo-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-03

Bernhard Fi;,herty, whose stage name
was Barney Williams, died in New York
last week. He was an excellent come
dian.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-03

j. y. Adams, Il young s.t,lcnt Of law,
committed suicide at Chester, SATURDAY.
evening, by taking poison His intern
peratc habits caused y rupture with the
lady to whom he was engaged. which. il
is supposed urged him to the act.
Mr.. Adams was Il Young man of talent,
ana at times wrote for the press with treat
vigor Of style, bu, WAS variable, according
to the mood he was in. lie had been for
years u local corrcsp onIcnt Of country pa
pcrS, AMI the pt>t f:w months general
CORES pondcnt for the Boston Joulp i in
southeastern Vermont. He WAS ut one
time in the employ Of the large and well
known firm Of Held Letter e Co.. Of Chi
cago.
His father, Hon. Luther Adams. Il lead
ing lawyer Of Windsor county, and /, high
" esteemed citizen, we'll known through
out the state, will have the kind sympathy
Of his many friends anil acqaaint,nc es in
this au event.