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ALFRED A. HALL. }
NJ. U. EVANS. c.
GEO. w. W. DAVIS

Comp. Munsill, for the Committee on FL
nance, presented the Report, showing funds
on hand of 81 .39l.97; disbursements,
S52ll7; leaving a balance on hand of
$50. so, from which appropriations were
made, amounting to Sl79 A.
The Grand Chapter then proceeded to the
election of officers, and the following were
elected for the ensuing yer
lie Edward Dana, Cornwall Grand High Priest.
L. Robert 5. Southgate, Woodstock, Dep. Grsni
Ii gh Priest.
Z. william =. hopkins. Vergennts, Grand Scribe.
E. Justus W washburn, Montpelier, GRAND
Treasurer.
T. William II. S. Whitconb. Burlington, drand
Secretary.
E. Homer NJ. Phelps. Burlington, Grand Capt. Of
the Host.
The Grand Council then announced the
following appointments:
Comp. Rev. Thaddeus +. Stuart South Burling-
ton. Grand Chaplain.
Comp. Rev. Nathan W. Scott, Glover, Asst. Grand
Chap,aiu.
coup Alfred L. Clark, Brattlebsro. Grand Prin.
Soul
Gimp Albert c. Hubbell, Bennington Centre.
GRAM hoy Arch Captain
Comp. william Brinsmad, Burlington. Graz d
Master ID Vail.
Comp. Duncan McDougal, Barton. Grani Mas
comp. Collins L. Piper, Brattieboro. Grand Mas
Comp. Jonathan L. Mack. Northnsld. Grand Lsc
turer
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la. .ai e. IRAGEDY-A SICK Boy Snor
il hro AT Parsonsfeld, a small
- So, 10 l0rk county. Maine. curious
>,-s was enacted last Sunday. John,
..t..1'i5 Oh sln Of Charles Crennor, was
c. !, d bis bed by sickness, attended by
r.. - la'ca, ylun ger lad. The boys
am -.-e 'n the sick room. when Patch
..-'.ll'', cat, exe,aiming. Something's
-. Eater WITH Johnny" The family has
~ To- TIE Room and found Young Cren-
,...'''5'el With the bed clothes, bleeding
h. ,s ani ghastiy wound showed
a., ~ h4d been shot through the heart
g, pi,'aliy instantly killed. A small
isf I .,'i "as iound IN the bed by the siee Of
are ''''e,, body Of the youth. There are
a., Theories. One Is that Crennor
led al nl.qli-e.t, using revolver under the
a.. , ,io'Aes another, that the Patch bov
paying with the weapon and acciien,
ie7al slgt his companion and placed the
6,bs.,ef IN the bed to conceal his own aniit
Pstcs s' Oeiieye that there was Quarrel and
IN ~ ~ moment OF passion Killed Cren-
1Hete are no further particulars.
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e.. If ~ NAEkET. September 25.-But-
81 -i' sold iur ~ to p, for fair % to
so 20 325 for choice and fancy
l- 40 d, 90 10, FOR fair dairies and 4
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s-'~a 1e'ln' de- pi,''' -
1T. ST.. 's ''-nl ID Alo'is- ~
-F -l'"n IN 'A'' We. may . 49,
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'-.- ''''' " - D. ~
.-.-. 'a'''.1' 0.'
.-1neI to ss.tlo here, a1i did
--5.si IN :as successful practice
,.-5.,,-la unit. l-73 when he
...r -..s. Nl-, ,wder5 he remain
b- Tlnny was the son
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'.e A-iAui Herald Lublishes evidence
=. N idAt hly. Phineas Bailey, of Chel-
!. 3d. VA the originator of the phonetic
-. ..'. -ill writing Mr.. Bailey promul-
'--.-.'-.' system in lslg-preceeding all
.'--i, IS Is ytAra
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Watertown Union Live stock Market
Ser
MOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT HARKEr.
C.ttl. Sham 4 Lamhs

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT hARKkr.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Sw
This week 1922 1882 iliae
Last week 1916 64S2 1911
From VERMONT 3t3 3oi3
Prices OF Market Beel-A few choice, u 81 a 70 ;
sxtra. 81 c067 rs. 6rst quality, Sc IS a IS; Sec
Ond quality, $ 50 go, third quality, 81 Is a .
sloO. $50, Sl75, $40 Mich Cows and Calves.
from S3O350; extra, S55fs5; Farrow Cove $aoM3o;
Yearlinys, SiOG22; Two Years Old, Sls132; Three
Years Old, 12Sti0.
Prices OF sheep and Lambs-In lots, 81 50. s. co.
~ SO and 50 each. extra, 50 7564 Is. or from TO
SIC ' b. Spring Lambs. 4i16c Y H. Veal calves,
$5d17 80.
Prices Of Hides Tailow and Skim Brighton
Hides,-M6yc Y D.; Tallow. Go v h Country
Hides, 5yf6c vD; Taliow, SC h pelts, soc each
Calf Skins, l00lIc Y 3.
aKnARXB.
Csttls-There were 1921 head OF Cattle at tbs
landing Tor the week 450 came fom the North
No improvement In the market.
3 eep and Lsmbs-Prices remain unchanged.
Poulry-The run Is heavy and the out ids rate
on Chiekens thi. week Is lss y b FIR mixed lts
Of Poul ~ i3c ' y.
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be-. --- . Apouti5n for Centennial passen-
l.n4a' lively between the various
H.. -Il CITIZENS steamboat line, OF
,.. are INV selling tickets for the round
A Troy TO Philadelphia and back
n. l. .L-.ar.
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]. -ALaAN- BrTTgR MARksT, September
..- -'' Attendance was good, but receipts
..t'i market dull Common sold at
y j. cents good. ~ TO - cents /,
--. B. vs. cents gilt edged, 30 cents
t'i. With >e7eral well-known ezra
selling al a higher prize.
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JOHN II. BUTTLEs' ESTATE.

JOHN II. BUTTLEs' ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, . To all persons con.
DISTRICT OF cHrTTESDES. Sc. Jobn H. ButtIes. Ist,
Of Huntington. in said District. deceased,
UREETISG.
AT Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District OF Chttenden, the eth day
OF September, A. ID. 1876, an Instrument, pur-
porting 10 be the last VIII and Testament OF
John H. buttlss late Of Huntiu gtOn in said District.
deceased, was presented 10 the Court aiOre-
said. for Probate and il is ordered by said Court that
the 2lst day Of October. A D. s76, at the Probate
Court Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned Tor
proving said Instrument, and that notice thereof
be given TO all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully in the Burling-
ton Free Press, newspaper printed at said Bur-
Lngton, previous 10 the time appointed.
Therefore, you hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will, il you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. in said Dis
triet. this 9th day OF SEPTEMBER. A. ID. ls76.
Iiw3w R. :. TAFT, Register
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VI ce1 1o az IN pf ths F. Gsn
DISTRICT OF cHIrrESDES IS. IF Rniu. ' RnSrrs
late o. Shelburn. in said District. deceased
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and FOR the District OF Chittenden the 18th day Of
september, n ID. 1876 an Instrument, purportlng
10 be the last viii and Testament. OF Ra hogers.
late Of Shelburn. N said District deceased, wss
presented TO the Court Aforesaid for Probate and il
IS ordered by said Court that the 2lst day Of ucto
Der, A. ID. 1876 at the Probate Court Rooms IN said
Burlington, be assigned for proving SAID Instru-
ment and that notice thereo; be gwen to all per
sons concerned, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press. news
paper printed at said Burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO Appear DO
fore said Court the time and place aforesaid. and
contest the probate OF said will # you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington. in said
District, this p day Of September, A. u. 1876
Itwsw R. 5. TAFT, Register.
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-- -.- ..a county court docket shows
A'- .-leS 10 IN chancery. OF the
a-.' % aga new State cases, nearly all
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The VKRGENNEs MACHINE COMPANY have
five large orders for their Flanders pumps,
ranging from 100000 to SIe5 900 in
amount. and are having calls almost daily
to make estimates for other towns and
cities The Chicago Tribune says: "The
Flanders Pumps put in at Lake View-Chi-
cago waterworks-constitu the finest sys-
TEN ever put in operation in any city,"
We understand this company will soon en-
large their works and enter more extensive
ly into the manufacture of both small and
large pumps. The Holley Company, who
brought suit against the Vergennes Compa-
nv for infringement Of the Holley patents,
now wish to have the case remain 10 statu
quo. before they have attempted, even. to
make out a primd .facie case. The Yer
Rennes Company refuse TO remain inactive,
out will push the case to q speedy trial.
knowing they have nothing to fear from
the courts The large orders for these
Flanders Pumps show both the excellence
OF the system and tho public confidence in
the legality Of the Flanders claims.
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aanlR BUSINESS here is looking up.
-'e- DR. the last -I1,y day. average 30
.-'i d. ne than for the corresponding
At year, and about the same percent
'' -7r prtylus time in the present
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No people In the world suffer so much with Dys
pepsis as Americans. Although years Of expert
ence IN medicine had failed to accomplish certain
and sure remedy for this disease and its effects,
such as Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Water-brash,
Sick Headache, Costiveness, palptation OF the
Heart, Liver Complaints, coming up Of the food,
low spirits general debility. etc, yet since the in
PRODUCTION OF GREENS AUGUST FLOWER we
believe there is no case Of Dyspepsia that cannot
be Immediately relieved. 5000 dozen sold last
year without one case Of failure reported. &c to
your druggist and get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Two doses will relieve you. Regular
izs IS cents. Juncl2-deodAweowt
The only preparation IN the market for cleaning
and identifying silver ware, iewelry, etc, without
leaving the slightest scratch upon the finest surface
is now sold by jewellers and druggists. under the
name OF CARROLL. We cheerfully recommend 1t to
every family and can assure them that after one
using, they will never allow themselves to DO with
out It.
CARROLL is prepared in London aud sells here icr
twenty cents package.
July s, Sat Mon, Thur &wtf
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MASONIC.

Annual COnvocation of the Grand hoy a l
. Arch Chapter of Vermont.
The NJ. E. Grand Royal Arch Chapter
OF Vermont convened in the hall of Wash
inRton Lodge, No. 3, F. & A. NJ at 10
A. NJ, Wednesday, September 81. with the
following officers
N. Z. Edward S. Dana. CIR. High Priest.
4. Robert b. Southgate, Deputy High Priest.
+. A. A. Hall as CIR. King.
=: James Holloway, Gr. scribe.
h. Samuel crooks, as Or. Treas.
+. w. II. d. Whitcomb, Cir. Secy.
Z. ii. NJ. Phelps. as Or. capt. OF Host.
Comp. Rev. I. F. Stuart, Gr. Chaplain.
Comp. A. +. CLARK, 6r. Prin. Sojourner.
Comp. A. Z. Hubbell, tir. X. A Capt.
Comp. VIM. brinsmaid, Or. Master 3rd Vail
Comp. ID. McDougall, CIR. Master md Vail
Comp. c. l. Piper OR. Master LIST Vail.
Comp. D Q. Barber CIR. Stewards
Comp. G. p. Currier : Va
Comp. q. +. Morse, eentinel.
Comp. Il, Town, CIR. Tyler,
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'a- Ne.-Snowu tr1ttsr. Charlie Mac,
r. nei az tue P1tsdam races,
.s, J'f Brown beating HIM in the
f-'. racs 10 PSI +. Il. Howard :
I 20 DE wln the > - race.
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and the Representatives of twenty-five out
Of twenty-five subordinate Chapters.

and the representatives oil twenty-five out
OF twenty-five subordinate Chapters.
Representatives were present for the
States of Tennessee, Ohio, Minnesota. Con-
nectlcut, Illinois. Arkansas, South Carolina,
New jersey and Wisconsin. besides Canad,
and the District of Columbia.
An invitation was extended by the NJ. E.
Grand High Priest to all Companions in
good standing, inviting them to seats in
the Grand Chapter during this session.
The vacancies in the several committees
were filed and the Grand High Priest then
submitted and read his annual address. 1t
was an able production, of which the fol-
lowing is an abstract
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The house and barn Of William
81 L->lS Junction. were destroyed
'' saturday night. Two cows and all
.i' and gram IN the barn were burned.
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-.>..>-lS-A match game Of base bal,
-'sl here. the 23i. between the
.. l--a club and Strangers Of this
i'4. A1i Fa- Won by the Strangers by
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Comp. Frank A. aoss. vsrzennss, Assistant Grand
Lecturer.
a, Comp Daniel c. Barber. Burlington. Grand
Comp. Cyrus P. Currier. Burlington. Grand
Comp. Howard H. Burge, vergennes. Grand Sen
tinel.
Comp. Emory Town, Waterbury. Grand Tyler.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Foreign Correspondenoe-Comps J. NJ. Poland
s. L. Wood. &. ". W. Davis.
Finance-Comps. Hiram Roberts, IL L. sowles,
Dispensstions ard Chapters Conps Eiwin b.
True, samuel Broohs, Salmon SteLbiis
:, Grevsnces-Comps Jehn W. Clark. faik Davis,
Publie.tion.COmps. ". II. s. whitosrnb NJ. o.
Evans, ID. A. Abbott.
CredeLtals-Comps. George =. 81 n, J. s. Farms
worth, L. Il. Spencer.
The officers were then duly installed by
NJ. Z. Grand High Priest ELS. Dana, Comp.
Frank A. Goss acting as Grand Marshall.
On motion of Camp. A. A. Hall, the re-
port of the Committee on Foreign Cores
pondence was accepted, subject to the ap-
prevail of the NJ. E. Grand High Priest and
that it be printed with the proceedings.
The motion of Comp. REV. 7. F. Stuart,
to change the time of the Annual Conyen-
ton from September to June was dis
agreed to.
The thanks of the Grand Chapter were
voted to the Central Vermont and Wood
stock Railroads for the courtesy of return
checks.
The Grand Chapter thea closed in due
form and Companions unite in saying this
was ono Of the most pleasant of the an
nual gathering of the Fraternity.
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81. 1881 NlNggEN died Tuesday, at
o.. .-.Hsp. III lie was pr9mi-
e. l.- -lt aal au carues; member Of
0-1. Church, ana was respected a.
.- 1a- l4a aud Ia law-ebiding citizen,
!. ..s.-e Vs. ir0r-y- lie had held for
-. s.4-- ias responsible cfi;e Of City
a...-. .ll bus death makes vacancy IN
Bad ID ASSESSORS.
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The above sale is adjourned to the 25th das OF
September, 1876, at the same place and time OF day
Montpelier, May 18th, 1876.
WORTH iN6T0N L. sNiITH.)
ESTES HOWE Finishes
JOSEPH II. CONVERSE
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...s.. 4-.>AL STATISTICS. - There are
5 A. aer6-aaonl. ministers IN Vermont,
tT.1 ars without charge There
p. .a J.1-rs ya,ilual churches, with an
---..... .. o. a-5 resident members
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The above sale is adjourned to the 9th day u
May, lcsb. at the same place and tme Of day.
Montpelier, Feb. 18th. ls-6.
MOhTHIN6TON O. SMITH Trustees II
ESTES HOWE, Mortgage Ponds,
>Nt Central L. r.
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mi u1uuLlI
PURCHASED AT THE
BLUE ST 0 RE,
breaking array ia the st cing,
wiU be mended by as
FREE or EXPENSE.
although the goods lce sell
IRE NOT OF OUR OWN
U4NUFfCTURF. they are
Thoroughly made from honest
fabrics. For this reason are
can afford to WARRANT
them.
Our line Of fdU goods has
been selected Uith great care
from the best manufacturers.
Therefore, tchen yOu WInt
to bug Cashmere suits for
Mems, Youths and Boys
tre0r.
Cashmere Pants for Mems
Youths and Boys Uear,
WOrsteds Coats dnd Tests,
for Mems. Youths and Boys
Uedr.
ZOudUe, CreciaR, Aie.cis and
hiH suits for Boys and
CHiIdren's ice0r,
OrercOdfs for Hens,
Youths and Boys tcedr, and
Uish to select them from the
largest stock of entirely near
goods, and at the lO,ceSt prices
erer seen in the State, call at
the
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AFTERNOON.
The Committee on Credentials reported.
showing about IS delegates.
Comp. A. A. Hall, for the committee on
address of the NJ. E. Grand High Priest.
presented the following:
To the NJ E. Grand Royal ChGPtef ofysrmoat. now
Session.
Your committee to whom referred the adj
dress OF the NJ. f. Grand H.gh Priest, report that
we refer with especial pleasure TO the HI gh moral
and religious tone OF the paper and to the ailuson
10 the Autumn o; the year-the days OF the sere
and yellow leaf-as emphatcally typical OF the
portals OF the bright future when we, having prsc-
order shall pass 10 the iul frution OF our labors
50 graphically described in the address.
That SO much MS relates to his official decisions
We approve.
ion !. X. thompson rs 6rand Representative of
this Grand body, near the Grand Chapter of the
District Of Columbia, tie confirmed.
We express our hearty approval Of the exceange
OF courtesles between Grand bodies by means OF
Grand Representatives and think IL tends in the
hi CHEST de gree promote that fraternal feeling
and harmony SO peculiarly the genius Of our instl
tuition.
concerning so much Of the address as relates to
deceased COMPANIONS we recommend that mourn
ing page be set apart and tablet inscribed to the
memory OF companions, Harvey Munsill and John
Bacon md a. u further tribute TO these excsllent
me and Masons, whose virtues are 50 beautifully
portray I'd therein.
In conclusion We congratulate the craft upon the
successful year now closed, the peace and harmony
which have prevailed, through the earnest efforts
Of our III Z. Grand High Priest and other eli ;ers
aud companions which nave So much conduced to
our present standing, and which is the only true
augury OF continued prosperity.
Respectfully submitted,
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-aA.li criminal eases in Washington
Is s..tt vii begin next Thursday.
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ID. Ns expecting {. attend the Baptist
%, Chester. October 4-h and 5;h,
4-a -Wa-l their names at once to
]. Spencer. Chester depot.
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,'s- fTlIz,.-Mr. George z. Berkeley,
DIS .t7, has raised. on hl4 land at Nil
t.i sweet potat0es-a thing sci
\ -up.l-I.i IN this latitude.
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The above sale i adjourned to the = tn day Of
December. is15, al the place aad time Of ray.
WORrHINGTON L. sMIrH) Trustees I'd
ESTES HOWE tNortsage Bends
J. Ii. CUNVEKSF VCRR
Dgr arfh
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The above sale Is further adjourned to Tuesday,
the 18th day OF February, ls76, at the same place
and time Of day.
Montpelier, December 2-th, ISIS.
MOkTHINGTUS a. SMITII)
JOSEPH II. CONVERSE. STru.tees
Estes HOWE.
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Free, equal and fraternal.
In Gods own way and time
To live the life eternal,
And 10 lnNa the lnNa suhlima-

The address was referred to q committee
consisting of 4. A. Hall, NJ. o. Evans, Geo.
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July s, d Sat. Mon. Thur &wtf
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l1 t surg |D- are Anpelul taat ne
...ot.s amrltat.Jn Of bis right
81. ..z4zr NlUgGEv died TucSd4y, at
O.. .-..s q. Ill lie was a pr0mi-
l.- -lt and au carnes; member Of
0-1 Church. ana was respected as
l- c.. man and law-abiding citizen.
..s.-ep.- lr.r-y. lie had held for
-. s-.-- iaa responsible cfi;e Of City
a....-. all A.- death makes q vacancy in
4 .--. d Assessors.
...4-.>Al STATISTICS. - There are
4 a. asrt.aaonal ministers in Vermont,
! "a. go ars without d charge There
jim C.1-r.g4,ilna, churches, with an
4---....a .l o. s-5 resident members
l. -.lrE PAS 1.-Two years ago there
pr 81 cra,- ia the SAFE Prison at
l..r NV there are IL. The prison
-l.s.-. lll i, income, oyer ali e1-
-~' "-' IT tao last TWO years some
- Ser 50 t-ll-and dollars on the II.
ti- natives Vi tli- state az oil
.-->4-a- % are foreigners, and the ma
zoe is MT gwen
JUS HAl1i sIim,na. eases in Washington
BE-. a.art VIII begin next Thursday
'...'i LAST the aaiamnal equinox
-'.-- a. What is called southern de-
ii' a-i-,1na- "a llnox Is one OF
''-''--, "i TIE illr great epocAs OF
.... .............. - DIT.
n -,-l.i.'-..- -.o'.li ~ "ll1 ~
b ( .r.s- 80 5or -''',-''' t. '''' ~
.,..-p -,-.e. v- 60 p p..i.l,-
wet ro To- 10, az nm, -
...npi.5.3 r, tbis Iatitn5s
...fr57 .rsryrss hero ID 1o,ki,- mn
,l5. 90 - ~ 10Y ~ 10 "a ,'u
So .-I ''' ..g OolIeS i'ouulus
4 -, -, ~ - IL - ~
~ ''---' al '-'0 p' '7en'
b. 4ssl b.-, f5e 95i bo u, o the
.a l--t a.a5 and Strangers of this
d i'a. AMI za-w,D by the Strtnrers nv a
tI-.-
r-... .--. .,.' s = 'lus Tue I f. ,ioG
r rs fsn 80, ' "a, 80 &c rort
-t.- c.s-.c.. - ~ 81 g. va, -
p .V..'- 3. INV 49,, - a. - -'' ''''''''
WV -a'= S'
---r..- ~.
.s. .-s rsu STAT ~ l n,loS roo C aT
- 4--:g-v
tss The house and bs-, If william
.. 81 E-,.x junction wero DESTROYED
.-r. saturday nIgbt To-, - ~ oil
.l, and .rt-r IN tho h,r,, yre-o brr,ed
jos So known tr,ttsr Charlie Mac.
BE- .,reI" a. the P,ts5am races,
'i s..s. d.. Brown nsatIng HIM in the
T-.. racs IN j. 2Sl r r. Howard :
l. DE sln the > q race
Pa. l4f>5.i mr. 51 r., 55,f,r f,i- Oh n
.-g slto33s g. cbo,oe and ra,cv
.s-e sd ais IN I0. f,r f.ir davies and II
l. ilr age - "a - -
4aeAl.4ui Her5{ rnblisbss ev;danee
e. rs thar Egy. pbineas R.iIev of CheI.
---t -s-i wr.,.r, NJ Rs;io, n-ornni-
at1 b.. .,.ro, $50 10y e.,, P,o,n al 81
A-a, ISL, vr,r4 ''''''- ~
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-02


Capt. Hacker has published a
card in the Knoxville Chronicle in
which he kinder ''goes for the HER.
AID AND TRIBUNE. because we hap
pened to get a local item last week
which was public to perhaps every
business man in town, before 1t ap.
peared in our paper. The Captain in
his card says: "ln common with many
other Republicans, I think we need
another good Republican paper in this
Congressional District-a paper not
run exclusively in the interest Of one
man, but in the interest of the Repub>
lican party
We fear the Captain has forgotten
that we supported him rs literally
when he was a candidate as we have
ever supported any man, and further
that the HERALD AND TRIBUNE
has warmly supported every Rcpubli,
can nominee in our Congressional Dis.
trict or county since its establishment.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-02
THAT

The saucu, held in a neighboring town
last Friday night at the residence Of an u.
army officer, composed of twelve gentle.
men some Of whom would be pleased to fill
the Offices from an NJ. G. down to Deputy
Sheriff was a lively and interesting meets
ing. Committees were appointed, who
will be notified Of the work they have to
perform, q "traveliDg agent" was sent
abroad to report the news of the enthuse,
astic meeting, the smoke from the genuine
''long grcen'surled gracefully to Il Q cell
ing of the splendid mansion, while wit and
humor from the"man who is posted"and
who proposed ito bet a dollar" impress
sed some of the crowd with the idea that
but little more was yet to be done to
secure oil the Offices to which the different
members Of the Caucus we're aspiring.
In justice to at least four Of the gen.
tlemen who were trapped" into that
''caucus" we will say that the proceedings
were not entirely ap proved by them.