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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-07-21
Governor Eayea' Rsligion.
FREMONT, o, June 27, 1877

ss Fremont, o., June "a, 1876.
10 the Editor Of the Cincinnati Gazette
As the church relations of Governor
Hayes are being mooteds begleaye to give
you the facts. Governor Hayes is not
member OF the church, but is regular at
tendant on our services, and rs the disci
pline Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
SLOWS q minority Of trustees % be men Of
good reputation, though not members Of
the church. the Governor Is president of
our Board of Trustees. Mrs. Hayes ii d
member ii good and regular standing ii
the Methodist Episcopal Church here, II
81 Tours respectfully,
ss Isaac NEwToN.
Pastor d. q. ohnscAs
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BRTC-A-BRAC.

Mr.. Beecher's experience on the witness
stand has made him little cautious. In
the recent suit brought by dentist to re-
cover the price of "toothing " the Beecher
family, H. W. eheerfully admitted that
:" from an early period of her life his wife
had been compelled todepend upon auxilia-
ry elements in eating"; but declined to
state whether any of the Nauxiliary ele-
ments" were teeth of the plaintiffs con-
struetion. "Anxiliary elements y is good,
and some composer of dentrifices may yet
thank the pastor of Plymouth for suggest
ing combination which will 'swork up
SO sweetly ON the roadside fence or ON the
natural bin boards in the mountainous por-
tions of the country.
The number of railroad accidents In the
United States FOR the year ending May 81,
was 1,0oa, by which asa apersons were killed
and 997 injured. The largest number Of
accidents in any one month occurred in
September, when there were 116, causing
the death of so persons and the injury Of
1872 others. Nearly three-fourtAs Of the ac-
cidents were unattended by loss Of life or
injury to persons, and considering the
amount of rallroading in the country, the
lumber OF passengers injured is Femarka=
bly, small. More persons asa killed or in
jured every year by accidents with horses
than by mishaps on the rail. Still the fact
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ST.L.0UIS HOTEL
ENTRANCE FROM MAIN JACKSON SITS.
Helena. Montana,
SCHWAB d. ZIMMERMAN,
Projectors.
THE LARGEST
First Class Hotel in the Territory.

Having secured lease for long term Of
wears of this large and commodious house,
/ have renovated, refurnished and emoei-
,ished it's roon,y parlors and elegant suits
Of rooms, and no expense or pains Will pe
shared to continue to improve and keep it
ON first class principles. The tables are
supplied with the very best the markets
afford and the delicacies of the season. Az
tendance unexceptionable. Terms, reason
able. 5SS.
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AN oRAToRTcAL GEN,
Hon Wm. II. Ciagett, Deer Lodge :

Hon IP'n. II. Clagett, Deer hodge,.
| DEAR SIR: We the undersigned, residents of Phil
ipsburg and Flint Creek Valley, who listened enrau
tured to the eloquent speech delivered by you upor
the Centennial birthday of American Liberty, full,
believing that other feowcitizens scattered far anf
wide over our favored land would be, by its pubca
ton, thrilled with the same pleasurable emotions thai
we more favored enjoyed upon that memorable occa-
sion, do most respectfully request you to consent
its publication full in our county paper THE New
NORTH WEST.
John Caplice John Ullery
Chas Smith Alexander Thornton
w C Darnod Joshua Jennings
FW Caplice VIM Farnsworth
B Waterbury JIM Comegys
j Pardee David Simmons
Con Murphy TIL Williams
j M Merrell EByne
Henry Imkamo Dan Berry
11ernan n Freeman
B P Tilden JIM Roberts
M Book FVollmer
William Lang VIM Weinstein
M r Kelley w B Fouts
Rutherford John Mcleod
Samuel P Wilson Lawrence Pence
John Thompson John Rule
VIM Larken Chris Guth
Hugh Bell W Darlington
Henry Edgar. G Fernie
O'Bannon Christopher Hart
n Ringeling Alex McRae
Hector Horton A Griffith
T Cain ID B Jenkins
B Levy and others.
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Centennial Grafton
DELIVERED AT
PHILIPSBURG, MONTANA, JULY 4, 1876.

By HON. VIM. I'll. CLAGETT.
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Pullman Palace Cars

are run on all through trains Of this road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these care
between Chicago aud 81 Paul, Chicago and Mil
waukee, or Chicago aud Win0uA
At Omaha our sleepets connect with the Over
band Sieepors ON the Union Pacific Railroad Tor
all points West Of the Missouri River.
On the arrival Of the traius from the East or
South the tTaiHs Of the Chicago n North West
Gro halfway LEAVE CHICAGO a. follows:
For Council Bluff, Omaha and California, Two
Through Trains dsily with Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through 70
Council Buffs.
For st. Paul ana Minneapolis, Two Through
Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars Atlsched
on both trans
Fer Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two Trains
daiiv sith Iulmsn Palace Cara attached. and
funnit through 70 Marquette.
For Milwaukee, -Four Through Trsins daily,
Pullman Cars on night tIains, PArlor Chair Cars
on day trans.
For sparta and WinonA and points in Mime.
sofa, One Through Train daily, with Pnliman
5lespers 10 WiDonA
For DubuEe, Wis Preeport, Two Through Trains
daily, with Pullman Cars Oh night trans.
For Dubuke and La Crosse, VIA Clinton, I've
Through Trains daily, wiih Pullman Cars on
night train to Mcgregor, Iows.
For Sioux City and Yankton, Two rrAias daily,
Pullman Care 10 Missouri Valley Junction.
For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily.
For Rockf I'd, tterliDg, kenosha, JEnesyills,
and other points, you can have from tuo ~ ten
trains daily.
New YORK. Office, ais Broadway; Boston Once
No. State Street Omaha Office, ass FArnhAn
street. San Francisco Office, l2l Montgomery
street. Chicago Ticket Uiiiees, ca Clark street.
under sherman House. corner Canal ard hGdi-
son streets, Kisuzie street Depot, corner W.
kuzis and Cana streets, Wells Street Depot,
corner Wells sud Kinzie street,
Fof rAtss o. Information not attain sDle from
vouI bome ticket agents, apply 20
" n. sFgRsETr, MARWs HU0HIT.
Gen. Pass ARt IhcEgB. Gen.bupt, Chicago.
sfJtv
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We are informed hy osg iown tapet-
inasB3cnt u schools la, Edward CoaanI
state sspersnishdtht vii IKE lseiurc
90 Bdaoadoa7 March ss.h.
a -AltbonSb tbs woasber vs.. laslemes'
last Aonday sTenipE gopdly number
iHraed cat ven laden with Eifls and
made Up fair donalloB TO Eider Cutlet,
A sung rel of groesbsaks belpod on %
The blll.
-Ons plght last week Mark iIArboar
bad - lne neus stolen, aud lhe following
night bic father, who lives a neighbor to
him, hAd 81 taken In tbs sArBe mAnner
Within day or two the parioiaer vas
found Aod most Of the biddies were re-
covered, though their pecks we're WIRING
The lhiefs name Is Feathers aud lives Ia
a shanty 10 Hell Hollow. % called. lie
was brought before GRAD Jnror Bowles
the succeeding day and being short OF
stamps, now sleeps in Bennington jail on
bis feSthery bed.
Elders Sherman aud Bowen are com.
ing again next sunday. Many Of our
people DO not ike their doctrine aud they
have good reasons therefor. Il never
was ordained that man should preach
from the pulpit with bis eyes shnii
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KNOW ruY oPronrusurY."

The grim monster, Death, was STEALTH
hot, fiery breath upon my forehead. My
fAithiess goddess, Hygeis, had utterly de-
serted me. Only now and then would
Morpheus befriend me, bnt on this aus
picious day, he had degned to moisten
my eyelids with heavenly ambrosia, and
slept. AS slept, behold, hada dream |
thought that | was roaming upon for
eign soil whittier my physician had sent
inc 10 recover my health. | was in a
great metropolis of the grand marts
Of the world. La one OF my strolls |
CHANGED 10 meet man who had in his
hand handsomely-boun volume, en-
titled 1.-THE Peoples Common Sense
Medical A WISER" and who said that he
was an agent for the sale of the book. -
The title was such novel one that | was
lmpelled to give il a casual notice. As
hastily glanced over its pages, observed
that ii contained treatises not commonly
found in medical works. Bat | bad too
many times been hoaxed by appearances,
and determined that would have notli-
iag to do with it. A voice within me,
ike faithful mentor, whispered, "Know
thy opportunity; in that book is thy
salvationW | began reasoning with my
self. Although doubtful and distrustiul,
yet put forth my hand TO take the book,
and, lol the agent was gone! was
miserable. In my agony | awoke. Great
drops of perspiration were upon my
brow. BY my bedside was friend who
had called during my slumber to see me.
Said my friend, Il have brought with me
book, just published, which thought
might interest YOU" One glance at the
work, aud ] was assured that Il was
"The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser" by DR.. II. v. Pierce, of Buffalo
N. Y. Surely, this was the veritable
book which had seen in my dreams.
My friend loaned me the work, and every
day as my strength permitted, perused
its pages Although IL contained very
interesting treatises on Biology, Cerebral
Physiology, Human Temperaments,N urs-
ing of the Sick, ETC., yet, being an invalid
was most interested in the subjects of
Diseases and Remedies. | believed that
| had liver affection, and yet more than
one medical attendant had pronounced
my disease Consumption, and that
would fall with the autumn leaves, In
that book found my symptoms pei feet
ly portrayed. was then confident that
| had not deceived myself. reasoned
thus: "Any man who can so trnthfuly
depict my feelings, and apparently un-
derstands my constitutional tendencies,
must know just what my physical system
demands. | will trust my case with Di.
Pierce, | will take his Golden Medical
Discovery as recommended for my d.
sease" The result is, that after having
perseveringly followed his prescribed
treatment, once again enjoy the bless
| ings Of health. Therefore, would say
to the afflicted, "Know thy opportunity"
aud take DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. QUIs.
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CENTAUR
LINIMENTS.

Tha inme can a.o htaln8 aaa ths 0eaa3e3 asa5
~hois. We uus swaw iasi Wbsl the lertsui
lsDl msais 80 Thty 81 hsE gaesA sfaAte
aanss a. care IAtcsf. hes thHs sgu rxtsuei safN.
Aets alisr psia, sarf lthea@A3sm ans larger
range ei 6esh. eese snd mss1e Nimeais has
krF afiicle pfef before discovered
nslsnt,ne akH etanai s0 begosd u.t tHsois o.
thceH ruHgAxkAeaa brag SHal8Ek. Gstpsata Hasa
nsiltm y May years aAaaiaE. Nicaragua.
Neke hAeE, Fever Asres Wo~plng supst,
ssaaaet. CtkSas breast bssaatte4 goiax Aaa
nFrsiasd ifmts " lhe waftt sod are cured bf
the Waite CUntEgr faai neut
II st deslrsg ne pan sna haal aitbnat $
scat ~ 9fafnNsg baSD@ Aaa raaa4as II SO e1s
tract tbs poissR = h4te- 40 stinKs, And me
ifust from Proven iiahs. II u very eMesaaas
FOR ksF-sehs. Too.h7Aeht. Ice aud CatAaaous
Eruptous
Ms. Josiah Wesfkte. Or MAr sYflle o vriiss
For years ny Ahenmsasm hAs been ~ bad
that bAys bssa unable ~ sta from The hanss
The 0rsl three bottles q Cchhuf tAuiment en-
kbisd ns % wAik without nv crutchss ! an
including rapsdis. lhiuk sour lAnimeut smP,
q marvel
G d. Bennett Druggist. Roos PrAine No,
sAss;
"CeutAur tlhimsnt sellA bettat and Kisos the
beet satisfaction II Anything % tie market"
What TIE CautAur LlnimeRt has done Cor 9th.
ers Il ~ii a for you. IL " hNady, It is reliable,
aud a u che4p,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-09

There is 20 medicine prescribed By
physicians, or sold by druggists, that
carries such evidence of its success aud
superior virtue as BOsehee's German
Syrup for severe coughs, colds settled on
the breast, consumption, or any disease
Of the throat aud lungs. A proof Of thai
fact il that any person afflicted can get &
sample bottle for 10 cents aud Try its
superior effect before buying the regular
sire At IS cents. II has been lately intro
daced In this country from Germany and
iis wonderful cures are astonishing every
one that use IT, Three doses will relieve
ANY eAse. Sold by Wait i Hard, Man.
chester, aud V. Grover, FAeaory Point.
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rKclAL NOTICES


~aesnta.
he saat Rsgslar Ca "a si'',Al s.A y As...lts
fe8re, = a A. ~. vsn ee.A A"AfssA'
vtaaag NsfzA 81 asFA 81 s.s ~
Ia. wh FflA p" n
Aaasiraaa Cbsrtst. Ne. -. " -
Nsff regular eansasstsus 90 ThnF ~ tfs1
tnf. Mayth ie az "a opiest
VA BLACK. sefs
Hkiaasr Fsst 80. a.. q. A. a.,
Nests Al Caituru nesss Han. Fsctoty roini. ~
De ArFi IueFsssy steElua ~ Each month.
uK0 ~ SESSIONS G.aanaandsf,
saEaHs t.~dgs. Ne. ios, 4. q g..
Meets st Adams Han every SATURDAY evening
A. I eripck AL mambsts Of he saraeF- ~
lusflsst noFfcs meetings ever trsi tnA th4r3
"Wednesday evening - each mahih a. o'elgsk
T. j HuAr. l. l.,
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FARM FOR sALE.--THE

pIaUe AHlNu - tNH Ikinss AIItl IaFfn sItlAt'
ed 30 ihe HluhAll lurupiks, mules from the
railroad. Said farm eontsins 80 acres, 80
heavily uiabered ~4ta spruce, bstni0ck AID hGs
aut been cat over Buildings are good repair
AID there s a good sugar orchard, also apple
orchard 90 the premises VIII be sold Ch ga 8
and ~ bat 800 can remain on mortgage II do
aired Apply " On address
A +. GRAHAM, KTseutor.
Bandvill4 VI 0rt 10th. 1910. zl5m
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Pain in Shoulders, Back and Lungs,
and Droppings in the Throat Disappear

ST. ARMAND, p. O., sept 70 1874.
Messrs. LIrTLEFIELD & co..
Deqr Srs:-Beiug dtsiii US that others may
know something OF the merits OF your "CoNsTi.
rUTioNaL CATkhRH REMEDY ] wirh TO inform
you what II has done for me. am ~ yeRr old
bad been out Of health for shout five years |
had empl0,e ed three or four different doctOls, any
tiled various medicines, without receiving and
permanent benefit, but coninued rather TO grow
worse, until last fall, when ha become 50 bad
AZ TO be unable TO do sn hours wurk at time,
Had severe soreness and pain under the shout
der blades and through the sheuds With very
lame back, and q feeling 10 my right lung ~
though there was weight bearing j. down, With
continued dropping IA the throat aud down upon
the lungs Such was my condition whtn | com
menced to take your Catarfh Remedy, one bolt Z
Of which ceased my psins aud gave me an inn
proved appetite and after taking four bottles
vas restored 10 health, 80 20 be able " endure
eard And continued labor, such - ehoppfng and
clearing land, at which ave been Engaged the
past season My recovery l sttribr 10 solely
9Th Gods blessing, 10 the use OF your Catsrrh
Remedy.
Yours truly. HENRY sNIDER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-09

BAno corp0re. The Influence N The stomach on
the brain should be carefully needed. let the
stomach bs in slight degree disturbed, and the
eutira nervous system becomes q sufferer Bring
the stomach 70 a healthy tone, and ne nervous
machinery promptly resumes ~ potiocl rufniuK
order. Happily, there 10 no necessity ~ aHy long
diaATrange 81 The funciinns u tho stomach,
since ID hrGHs PIfIs we have On perfect n9iR-
bioAtion, admirably adapted IN relief They have
stood the ttat Of years, and have exhibited sistn=
Aehie properties most wonderful Their VIA, use,
By tsspmg the system 10 perfect order promotes
longevity, aud what IL far better, ensures ue full
enloyIaant ~ the time spent here. VI use hem
aud know their vain. Florence gKss. Pioneer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-09
The Yellow Centaur Lininsnt,

is Worth IL weight in gold 10 ownars ., horses
and mules
This Llniment has cured more sprained,
sweenied, hiug-boned ana Called Horses Ia
three years thHn haes All che Farmers IN the
county "A an age I.s effects are simply WON
derinl
We have thousands up1h thousands Of eertiB-
cAtos As stroBg As ihs following.
MY horse Was lame Tor year With toliook
wrench. All remedies utterly failed TO cure aud
considered hiin worthless until | commenced
70 use tentAnr Llniment, winch rapidly cured
him. heartily recommend IL.
kky. GRO W. FERRIS,
ManorviIe, sehobRris Co., n Y"
"DEAg sR:-I have used your Centanr Lin-
ment Ia my family, and md IL 10 be 4 great
value. Please send me two dollars worth, Que
for the males and horses.
RILEY sICKLEs,
Fails Station, Wyoming Co. Pa"
II mskes very little difference what the case
Is, whether il be Wrench, Sprain, Poll-Ryil.
KiugboDe, Scratches or Lameness Of any Kind
the effects ale the same. Liyerymen, Stage
propretols Farmers, &e. should never be with
out tue yellow CentAur Eminent. II 10 sold
everywhere, aud warranted IN is effects.
Laboratory Of j. B. Rose d Co.,
70 Dey ST., New York
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gus.

Children cry for Castoria. 1t is q,
pleasant TO take as honey, aud is abso.
lulely harmless. II is sure to expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate The
bowels aud stomach, aud overcome irri.
liability caused by rash or cutting teeth
II 10 perfect substitute for Castor Oil
aud for Costiveness In young or Old there
is nothing IN existence so effective and
reliable.
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TO CnHsuMPTIvEA

rEt advertiser. 81 I'D phfsieiAn, = r. d from
AEtiys practice, having had placed 81 bic hssds
b a. last iBdlg Missionary the formula - 8
simple TeEetA is Remedy, foF tle speedy aud
pcfiaAnsut Cure u Consnm pii1n. lBf0nehetis,
GatAfrh, Asthns snd al Throat sod Lans Al
feet aus, als3 a Positive aud Radical Care fgf
Nervous Deblhty sHd al hsrroas Complaints,
olirF having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative pssens 40 thousands = cases, feels Il
be duty % make Il kB9sn " b. Fuffsfing lei
love. Astuktea bg this motive, and o0Bseies
Il gs assifs 70 fs1sra bumAn aanering, be vi
seud fires II charge 2 10 al Who desire u. thAs
recipe. With fail agfeeticAs for preparing ADD
sle5essfaliy uslng. seat by Tetnra mail " Al
afesxlEg
Df.w. e. BTEYEhE,
Ally Munro Bs0ck, hyrsease y. 4.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-09

The latest, greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever put together by medical
science for rheumatism, Wounds, Swell
lings, Burns, Caked Breast, &C., Is the
Centaur Hninent There are two kind !.
What tie White L,niment is for the hu-
man family, the Yeifow Centaur Lini-
ment is for spawned, lame aud strained
horses aud animals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-09
WISTAR's BALsAM Of
WILD CHERKY

nnenxa Cfosp, hhsoplng Cough, HGErssnsss
LAYER Con- plAiat Pains 81 sVfeHess IL the Cheat
o. side Bleeding At the I.angs, aud every ~.
lection Of the Throat, L4ags snd ChssG are
speedily EDd permanently cured u the zee 0f
Dn WiFfsEiz EsLstz ~ WmD CAKAsT, which
does DOT ety spa cough aud ltaFs TIE ezuse
bshiba - 10 the Gaze sith haosi remedies. bat
Igoseas a. eietnses shs isnss and al.sys irritA.
tioB thus removing the cause " TIE complaint.
c0GsU8RTI0E 0Aa m CURED
By timely resort 10 this standard fsmsdy. As
- proved b haBafs6s u testimonials lt has ~
osIyed.
Eoas gsnaiAs snlsss signed -, Butts" Ga
the NEapY@f.
&c. Ga3 81 = boitis large hotuss much cheap
sF. EEfn w. FoWlE 4 Sons. fropnstofs,
Bestsn. Mass. Sold b. dsalsfs gsasaAy,
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Deafness and headache Cured by
~ One Bottle.

MAacHEsTEh, n. IL, June z, 1879,
Messrs. LrrTI4FlTLD Cos, a.
l5e,aemea. - wish g. inform you o. th benefit
that have resolved firm sour valuable Cossrf'
frriuEAL CATAaRH RENEDT bad The CStarfi
90 bad that my hearing sSs affected badly. one
bottle restored my hearing 20 that ] can beat
ths lick Of toe closk very plain ! had the head.
ache for yeaf I'll the time ths last three
tno1ths have bot had RHY headache, AMI ny
aeaItL was DC YER better h&n ~ tne time Of wrt
iag this ! c4n ehserlp y recommend u 70 al
sulfsrafs from krth
Yefy rsspt e.rally you're,
IS h. HUBBARD,
Agent Unian Mutual I4fc ias 90 i0s7 Klm Il
Price 81 per bottle Sold by al Drugglsts. A
pnanpiat u 82 pages. Rivlng IttAiise % ca
lArrh. AID contslni' innumefabie esses q
cores. ut free, ~ addFes sing the lfofretofs
LIrILEFIEID q co, MAucl estsr ,, II.
Taa sAaz ~
WAIT & HARD, Manchester, Vt.
iGFIy
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ISYll.IsE ussg " sage closes - g 81 4. Il,
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L irD@ ne NoFsA arrive At tbs Pas' 90 81
h Mas
L 'rBm ne saaih sFrs,s si the Poet uAct,
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|. fos rsru. iAnsaross, Bsnayills. JsmAsef
b.. ~ stage. clo.s AZ FG5tnFf fsinl tpstuE
|sos At ~ a. ~ Tuesdays. ThHssasys saa ssfs
lHsd,ls,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-09

--Jabish lIakes, an old and respected
citizen died last Saturday, after brief
Illness, aged seyen,y-seyen years. ! have
known Mr.. lakes for twenty-five years
OF more, aud | have never heard aught
said sgainst him, or the sincerity Of his
religion questioned.
The Centennial Supper, 10 aid OF the
Baptist church, March LIST, realized some
$500.
Woodward adverlises arewell ball
on the 10Th inst. Music by Rhodes or
chestrA OF Troy, assisted by Fred Austen,
cornetist.
AT the annual republican caucus,
March 4th, strife between two rival
candidates for the nomination of Super
visor, drew out the unusual number Of
1873 votes. Some complaint is made that
the ''iron clad oath" was not strictly OBJ
served by the victorious party.
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