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MISCELLANEOUS.

Opps ANu EAps--it " stated TINT tho light Oh
Middle Island llna bcen ont Of shape tceently....
Propoauls for building iic- saving Rtatlps.houFs
ut Grosso Point noar Evanston. will ba 70.
ccivcd at tho Chicago Custom- lI""ss
until tho Goth Inst s....Thu new steam .acit
# H MG IT, & sssai f.ds y; sns ss' a M
The steam barge Mineral toek ls pprntttcd u ia,.
gate tho lakcs. She Ia "li!, dscnycs. aud In d.
rlsed at buffalo last Sunday: This props Newbusg,
y: BLANCHARD, and :upan an1 1,..l ssh's rottsi
ina pas 1so a oy Se y
Post iiaren; ani sshTs Saaes i. joy. H. Y, sszc,
encc, Witch n won't wont ashere mcs south Of Manssss,
fas been stripped and abandoned a. q Total wreck.
The Flqrencs ineasuFcd 80 tons. She VA . built u
rated q l. Thors was no Insurance On tllo craft.
The name Of tho owner according e the regster i
s az Khc ss ss;, Es
next day aacceodvd IN rcleaslug hoF.: Tho Detroit
Csstle, reports Tho andfns Of MIN Frdes when OF
Point au fsles Island, betwoen there and tho Dur.
ninv light. lie took him to Lsamln4ton and turned
IN tho water toll or twelve days; The eorp.o
ssss @ as ..s: @ " Nv I;osnss Gn ns va. sss ssss
canada. ts tw,ss tobacco il III roctct from whIss !!
10 discovered. "....A dispatch from Eric ssys:
''The schs Evelfnc, Of Torouto, .prung q leak md
wate1loEgcd In the sqpall on tho 5th, eAst Of o!.
10 Du1Alo. Opposite ELK Creek the ssew threw out
thc anchor and abandoned her. Yesterday shc
e hea es bosa
he her outsde. With tae ail et two n.ers tugs o.
boat was rghed aud fastcped to tho slde Of anoth'
| cr yesssl, and toWed III. Losa about 800.
| Special DspoteA 10 7as tribune.
| MAnQurTTE, Mich. July 11.-Ar1iyed, propa ,.
, 1876-07-12
AMERICAN CITIES.
Nkw TONE.

Special Nspafch 10 1hs IteuEA
New y0Ak, July li,-Gfain-6psing wheat 1esa peF
bu lower heavy, and pu1sttel} demand both for ".
pvrt sni homs l!yhts advance IN freixhsa and
scarcity Of roam had depressing effect, winter wheat
lui. With deea!uS tendency, sAss Of TO- 90 bn At
a:4s3o tos uusound spring, oo3oso for No. uChc.Eo.
$4,000 tor No. Milwaukee, Sl.oo0t.W for No.
Chicago. 1L0s1l.lo for No. AtIlxaukee. aset3l.Ie
for unKrHded spring. itye nominal - 7Ss7sc
for WeAlesn. Cosn-Hth FREQ receipts and very mod.
crate export Anh home trade demand. prfees we're 10
Ia tr l.xst, Aasss VI 1u uo IN u Aasoc Tor hot
, 1876-07-12

kllEEp-Wcft In!ct and steady at 81. hoS4. 20 for
NOR chuleu Mat Df the sales wcEc ~ 50. 301AD.
- Du7FALo. -'
DuFFALo, Jnly Observation-Disclosures. l.0oa. Total.
for tho week. 74D1 The ularket Eas lo1cratey act.
iycy medium and ecat shade TO W higher; comE,on
wcAk Rt last X1qka pftctst a1!B1 l.!I EaTs. =
SHEEP and Lun.bs-lsecelrta. 200. Total Tor ths
week, u. .40l Market dn!i and slows dale4 only u
uons. Owners holding for bcttIF fateA,
Ioas-Receipts, lt4b0 Total for tho week. 9, 800.
Tho market Yesterday was fairly act!ye' miles carr
Yurkrrs 81 $B !5. mo.ty ns &gGoI cars ho.yy
NJ 81. o547.t0, mostly nt $9.e3 Thts morning tho
market 1!ow Iorse fs!r 1GnGssy eaf & pny o.
Three cars of guod quality nnsold
EAST LIBENTr.
EAsr LtrnrTr: JulT 1MGaH.t.Rcsespts t T., to-day: A
.ay s9t /. c @o6 +.
Oj.DD c0nmoa 10 far. III. ~, sockefs and feed.
ilossSS!yseeIra today, 77ohcad, Workers. 81. $50
Shet-Tsccetp to-day 800 hcad selllDg as 81, Goa
AIS.
wATEATowH, KAss.
wArxRTowH, Mass. JMly 1l.-Cdntt-Recttptat
tt7a2; extra, 81 ue7 -: nrst quality, 30, 258d 20,
second, 81. G04sa. Is, third. 81, ,6oIa: 70.
Sheen and L1Hb<-Ilccclptk B,20as aheep In lots.
si.hoU2.23t extra1 *3.ooa$.50 Or Sh&8o PEE ni
ipFtnE lambs, 8A8c.
CINCINNATI
iaei fait to sood lght, $5.a5&aAa, heavy, sa.35d
4.A0
, 1876-07-12

uY TELElHApII.
~. - tNL.sLu- A..nuf-AAf f1Aa.-

III INd WSAeFH N9spCJu7zN z7t11.
New Yonx, July n.-0old opened at 111A,
aud closed at 111I, with sales In tho interim Ut
ms. Carrying ratca to0.
Governments wore strong. The demand was
active, and offerings woro small.
Ial,road bonds woro quiet and firm, except Now
1uracp Central, convertible which declined " u.
State securities wcso nrnl.
Stocks wcse dull and lower, with tho general de-
elino In Westcrn Union mud Lake Shore. Other
changes wcro nnlmpurtant. Tho transactions were
only ", 700 sl,hses, Ut which "a, 200 were West.
ern Union, 81, 00o Lake Shore, md 1000 MIclll-
san CuntEnL
Moncy market eAy. 2M2n, rr!me noscandlo
paper, 305.
Customs receipts, $3oa, 900. ....
The Assistant Treasurer llsbursod 4lD7, 900.
CicarnEs, 81, 600.
Produce exports. $7l7, 900.
Sterling nrm: 10 dnys. Aao, sight, adj.
xsx1xzz
, 1876-07-12

""Ae'""n 'touA 'to'o w 0A0'oaJ @o- e''J WI"
sumption! u o4O bn wheat.
The following grain was Inspected into store IN
thls city on Ine9dAy morning: . cara no. ~ W.
wheat, u cars NO. = N. W. DO cars NO. !
spring, III cura No. uo Il cars No. u do, ~
cars rejected do' cars no Gradc t1o1 wheat)s 81
cara high mixed corn lod cars and 10, 500 hu No.
do cars new mixed do, " cars and ., 600. bu
rejected no. * cars and eoU IN no arauo
=. cars whito oats ~ cars and 10 500 bu No.
do, II cars rcjeetcd do, car no grade 100 oats);
d cars No. rye. cars rejected do, l car no
grndc: . carr No. harley, cars No. do. To.
tal ('24 cars>, 240, 600 bu. Inspected out: R0.-
:}71 bu wheat, 90. OIL br corn, e5, 400 bu oats,
4aJ hu rye.
Tho lcnd!ng produce markets wtrc only modcr-
atoiy active yesterday, md weakness again tho
predominant feature, though corn was somewhat
Armer. Thu woathOs WAS more Hcttled, showing
signs Of clearing OF, md there wss poor demand
on Eastern account for any description Ut proper
ty. DNycrs Of pork product held OF In the hope
OF lower prices, whflc buyers OF grain seemed to
10 attni,l OF condition. Kilograms from New York
Indicate great alarm In reference to tho condition
os The wheat now there and on the way thlthcr, and
| the market rules heavy In consequence, though II
does not appear TINT any Of our No. : II x1ectod
! there. The Ml9chlcf seems to he confined to the
1 Minnesota grades, which arc more plump than the
etraiylt Chicago wlteat, md to our lower gralea,
which havu bcrn cleaned up the way to the sea-
board. 4 good dcal o! tho wheat which has been
l. yspcctcd into Btotc In this city ns No. s wns go
rated simply because it was too damp for No. Z,
and this weather ia fetching the moisture out Of It,
The last crop Of wheat was harvested amid good
deal oG raln, mud that fuct Is now telling It's own
, story.
Tho dry-gnols na,ket had NO peculiar features.
Qufct,,tle stlll psEyadcH all the deputmcn,a-aA W
Invariably tho cakc at this season Of the ycar-and
prices remain sseaiy md firm. Groceries weso
roaaonnhiv nctIyo md l,oth sfanlc nnl side Soots
, 1876-07-12

4. 5txa4.N
1. a3l4.D
3.u093.75
3.U)43,73
2.Gtt&2.7 IS
,NtiE3.W

joHGrho rccClpts fell altogether short Of general
expEetaon and ~ latuss rssn!t ths 1latket ,oysi
r{orU and portion OF tho Aecllne tlGn su.slhe! was
recovered, Thu demand did not appear to By very ur.
Erltt thuuXl quito sufficient 70 absorb not Only
ho tcah rscs!pts hit tho stH!s hoge eit oxe1 fsos
Mu;,iaY, nothing Ut consequence remaining un8o]d at
tho closc. Trading at 81. B.2U}q.85. There wote
nly scattering lDe Mt tho outside nenic indcca.
II, ,NhIa arrnn
, 1876-07-12

Long and hhdtt clears, tuDlfl1F. At 1JAc cA4t MD
~ sei!er August b1xsa; swest r. nGxisa IsmNb bcl
ianls, p.tMDs4e. cash ur sceE Jalys sMinWcr @ loag
clear, Gstci Mng.cnt hRtnA. l22134c, bo1sd phcoa
hams l31lt
HEEF FrttUptCIS-Wsrr steady aud quiet a. 8to.7a
aiI:Wt %! meM; I'll. .7sds13Oo TOR extra mcsa: and
Iulio.e-Was quotei IL atac for city and 7asSc for
country e0tl, according 10 cHnllston.
, 1876-07-12

WNEAI-HA6r rnknEf WUfE hC&sFGs bu1 AH1u We&Ht
dcsl!apg nc per bu and closing NC below tho steit
prtees Of Mouday evening" Liverpool WAS quoted quiet
With nut much demand aud an easier feeling IN car
Roes aoat, rhllc NeW York waa dull and dspresscdhy
prIs Seas See; .s I'LL
aS nseS g AZ
E SIfSp II t" ssEy yw fo s sna IN
adSces our s.oeSs unasr tho lssssnsl
sa.s III ea!s s
H. ;SS sJS xSss Esi;sSn
sss y ~ s
ri d thaa n !. asssta sss;ss ras x ,es r.
VI IT.
s ssqd s.d = 4 @ Il 10
ssl 5 sysssss sssss 4 sp.9f 9s tSs ss: ssR
noa soa # sss fSs ha # at IL 1.as. nste; @ ana
Hsis 81 Ns :? j. i ss IL 's s!as II d: @
'.%Ss 4 % ESss t.ss .sa ss lower IN
E u ~ y : S q u 'sSi
4s!;5fsSSe as!sa ssye and !rssnlsrls
hGhsrn 81 sta e ' AZ So.
q Ss!nE Sa1s ssssi H ,na Nax
Ts iees ssf
Geninnd PROPORTION .o tha 9asrlnes .hirpens taking
e s s asa as
sft y .dys Ss aG9aty
Ia thase sesiions TIefe WI hoxs!sf, q to N
~ 1 'ss 4;
Ssss'rs ssSsay sea ss ~
sRsss fs%s :%as Eses :? ;ss
iixhtley bslnE ycry much af'aid of ns.t!nas Iu.'
ousit eafiainiy 70 a.ttact consumer: sssi huKa.
ss,s sn fe s rsa ( t2
eeses ssIls, ~ p9a!h a5s x
1s5 s9osIaa o Z ~ sssed {
* ssSe1 e fths 4a - M = ~ 4 " y
T. F. S;a: i s' 81 q e
s:ss ss$sp SsF. ssa
othrr sids u tho dsal. being froo sa!lers. and woo
II ssns ss's Il s
e lssa IL IL x 2sb
shs p!ssieus e;saias cas = sSISF month sRsns
ss5 FL .ss "a :s.sS SsSiss !. i
W.: sss sssa sss % Ss y
sE;S*' ~. ~ 10 r,s '
ms1S asFfss so.sa ss:y ,ks,ssss$ SoS,nsi =;
Sssieeea. ssse. ssSa Included IL ;spis
5 tsis ;F:ss ssss f. 5sss9
~ dss' a q sr ssptenbss @
teia6er non.iial q II ba aa1 477.o ssksa r.
i Sss SsFs
siaies aa aeaIly psr ssat over thst
Ess ast$
it, Kpps q Tsas se as as1e.d
.fcago per gent II la1 aaa nas n9W aayaaeSI ~
, 1876-07-12
PORT HURON.
Special Dispatch 10 11e 7rtbmna.

Tnnr HunoN, Mich, July 11.--Down. prop,
Alnska, Philadelphia, scotla No. !, Mctamora and
basges; schFs II. F. Merry, Lil1io Parsons,
'oshnwk., Cavalier, ]. Maria scot1 Southampton;
tugs Mcrrtck with raft, Nngora with raft.
ur-Props Japan Konnnkc, Commodore, Miner
nl Rock and barHea, Dirckhcad and bargrs, Woles
and barges: schra King sescrs,. Gran!tasn, N. G,
garlat,, Sweden. 1lurtnn.
-Avtnn..North,, Kcntlci weather, fne.
Pohr fiult0N, Mich. July lilo y. m.-DowN
-1ropd City of Concord. Havana and bnrgca,
Oscar Townsend md conAort sellrs Butcher hoy,
Can,dcn, Three brothers, 1icivet!a.
UfA--Frsps Ontario, Ennlinc, pfalrtc Slate md
barccs; sohra ]. N. Fosior, David Vance.
WiaD-soutl, gentle; weather fine.
, 1876-07-12

bsls beef, and sundtca, etmr Huron, South Itnz.n
white Lake, bsia pork brls lard, and sun,lfItt.
stn,r J: L. l!nrd Marquette. l. b25 hn mats ii I'll
~ ~ n
fnhslrics; barge 0uidtng atar, Port llnron, III sS
bu corn; prop 8. y. CALDWELL, Port Huron, 23,2oo
bu corn, !, 40 brls fsout, and sundt'ts.
, 1876-07-12
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shtpmants Of
Che loading Articles OF produce In this city during
the twenty .fonr hpnra ending at O'Clock on
Tuesday morning, md for tho corresponding
time lnst year:
, 1876-07-12

CIxvx1Anp, O., July is.-pstroleum unchanged.
plrrsuuno, Pa, July ll.-Vlet and tr,ni crude.
a. so3 ,a1 u rArkers; raone, Ia sIsc PhalsdepluA
deIlvsrf.
, 1876-07-12
LIJhfDER.

Tbs cargo market again tull. About Is cargoes.
combating principally Of piece zun were on sale hut
buyers md sellers wide apart In their vievs, and
consequently vcry 1tlo dono. Homu OF the yards
were Kidding 30 for Alanstee ptcca.stu but scers
continue hold II frn,iy nt ea.uD. Inch stud was
quoted Il 81. .oo0i4oo and lath At si.la Shingles ss
41.IORl.2a.
Al the yards tradc continues dull. Tricca some
times Alale. but uot sulceatty to warrant cllahXc
, 1876-07-12

Tete9. aa Thu, ARe Na Il. Sss; No .Sois mssk
sstSs;t s5s 81, q s; tsy maessi:
:S: ,s4se s . 3t' k III i;:s ss sty
SX tsfiSt ?ssnx n.r.S9 seh h,,3ns ss ts1Sd 4Sd
h;5 'f2' ts ,sa: masa, a, mssh NJ
s 9s'1s Il nd ID %
s92s cs. l:ss. ,sSs, ,Sss q,.%s s
z.s!s sSFsR}i ,asS ssS:. s!.tSs :s!ataf .pps
sss s nsTfs eSssafs
f E|:S; sss,: s?as f;Sssrh
1 4 t:, As.
ui:KEN FKuifsi ilertes MeIs 4; AL .aErIy Nv =:
fSSss Stss sSos ps!ss.
siH !s. ss,ss .,sSHst 81 ssf y
~: is }s = &
Ss;f t Law'o; S S; e. Il Res S
Ss;s gGs s5 ~ S1a
s!Es IL II .s;s ~ :fsfs sss u
sss sH @ % t:f s fSssz
'ss sSe s:fsa stafss '"sff fou
ehSles { fsney RE Sq $ss fGsd ,o gfms NJ; $}!S
@ s1m%s Ssss e 81. ss tss.s ags
;s1fs;$ y; I'll; f;sSS @
tsSs.s Ss' satr. .e% * t'ss = yssx
" ssse
e, s4tEs sfR, ss ss%ssa sssa
esns moaases, choice. 05a do prime. 54t*hc. %,
ee'aon soe eonp 10 o!s.sc: s1s
rssi autMsEs s!ssss g. 81.
e?;ss %sss,@Tf. s,nEs5 l':s; IL, German Notified s47c,
f;i.a AZ: eNs e. Ms, s ss o
q! :'!s saf5 t%%tSy i n
!;5ss}. Si;:j;s :S s'oaSsioSd' No. d. 's'SSsa'
''inki1i ''iiIkuINiS Were very qalst hat unehsnRed
IL, y xsx :.Sn asssd a' Bale va. Of
ri sSs Ss: sssee q f ptsss s
ey eashss sSrsa Sst All heavy
M sS$;; !sssa.:1I ss: S5ss1 ss s
e55: a. 4. sSss 81 ~ sstss ssss t sss
s'a''tssS' ed'dsa
rosSss, 5s5a i :,,,. ,ss s', p.r sn .,s
fsiITEIo fss9PI1 t., As ssr kS; sSc; tssS sS ppc d.
Cbpper.-bott0nls. 32c: sacathenE cDppcE. 800.
shssf fr1n-NS "a MI fatctt tkuiaIa Iron. Nos to IL
,oc; d. No. l. stained. Isl; American lsas!N x. 1851
lie; galvanized trun No. 10 l4r with discount, Of
5 A: a: i.
| t'StNihsNWcrc ii MiVirrstu request ii yiN.
0Ls-me}H y asHv as 9sS snS n1 @u X. fGoWnW non I
tl0ns aro xtvon MonaYs Carbon, dexrees
Sa a. " SH VIZ X yht
5noM a sniH y nsiTa jartI iii HSc No. l. Gec, No. s.
| jTc iinBceI, raw. $50 boiled, Dne whale, win.
tcr'beashcd. 7aet7acs aRGth' IT, ~ ~
gu atFel{ RI RITZ ::tr.its en-, nSsmhsuo I'll III
7oo trpent,ns, 15ata5o; napiha, co4orIted KrAyl
", l3tttf4Hc: Wcak VtrganlA olls, RalurA. 81 9cHs
, 1876-07-12

Du1rALo, N. y. July IA Duilalo towing
association has at last bean formed, embracing ali
largo tugs in the tarbus, including the Hand uni!
Mnythorn lines. Competition ID ovcr for tue sci.
crnte lit rates viii bo established, Canal frcigAts
aro .ten,ly at d!{c for wheat. bHc for corn, and
1Kc for UatA 10 New York. Tall ffoglts nrs DC fol
wheat and hiic for corn TO Now York, subject Ia
&ctlniuhl chnrgcs.
, 1876-07-12

Dn1noEro9T, JnlY ll.--AnAlyEp-prop King
nroa., Kankakco Feeder, 1,Gou hn corn; prop
Mantauk, Locklors. Sg3 bt!s flour, 200 hrln meal;
CIEAMEp-.Pllo,nix. Inckpost, VI, 1G0 It lumber;
Dolphin, Oltawa. I'll, HJu II lumber, 50 III shin.
gcs, u. IN lnth 1ltdorc, Henry. II, TT It luabos,
IT'D Iii lutl
, 1876-07-12
LIVE STOCK.

MeSsTT marvel oocod ~ EXTREMELY du. Ga;
became fairly acre Inter In the DAY atsltRhty lower
prices than prevailed Monday The weakness Rrew out
Of tho exccs4ivc rcceps the arrivals being among tho
largest csrr rcporscd and greatly exceeding the COM
hncd wants Of the trade. In comparison with Mon
days quotations. prices tot" toe, md had II not
lccn that nvcca from the East held out sonc encollr.
agofnent tho depreciation mutt nvD been much moro
sevrrc. or tho cntro auppiy more than ono' fourth
were through Texans OF tho rcma6dor considerable
proportion consstai Of grass cattle. and saes show
n1nersl,y lewrr average OF rrIces than for Monday
trailing At a. b14b Us, clEAY st So Ul1 ~ Tor
TGxaus; At 81 75dt73 for native hntcrfa stock; and
nt a. 2t M Tor fair ~ cholcp shipping steers. Tho
market closed rhsJ
QUOTATIONS..
Choice DcAves-Ftne. fat well.forncd9
year to year old steers, Weighing |, tHDt
ooSd M Observation-Disclosures tteers, 1esh.
~ r. IN III; c. With:
lid t6u 10 T. iii Observation-Disclosures. a54 30
common to eloice GUYS, for city Slaughter
Weighing B) tU I, ITO III. 3b01S 70
ID ,sGu IT, 3.Uoa3 Is
hs eua scaiswae stocrt ,s...,,,,',...,, 2uD2o rs
Tc1ot-Tl,ruuRh druycR cR+...+.,........... l.SE3D0
, 1876-07-12

YOuKlGN.

Loxnos. July l1.-ls.te Of discount In open
below the Uank Of knzland rate. :
Consols-Aopsy and account, N 6.18.
10.40s. 107}si new ~, lD7x:
l1H.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-04-19

The great Democratic-Liberal tri'
umph in Connecticut is the grandcst
victory ever achieved in this State by
the Democracy ; and it is the most
crushing and lasting defeat the Radi-
cal party has ever sustained. What
causes have produced this result The
people are satisfied that the Republi-
cans cannot reform the abuses within
their party. A change of party in the
administration of the Government is
demanded The effort of the House
to retrench is sustained The action
of the Senate to continue improper ex.
penditures is condemned. The cor.
ruptions that pervade every depart
menC of the Government have had
their influence The rings that rob-
and are so firmly fastened upon the
Government, are alarming the people
They must be broken up.-HarVoro
7imes
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-04-19

STATE OF VERMONT, County Court.
WINDSOR COUNTY, So. }May Term, 1876.
Whereas, Louisa j. Cummings of SPRING
the office of the Clerk of the County Court,
within and for said County, setting forth in
substance that on the 30th day Of November,
1862, she was duly married to Charles L.
Cummings, then Of Cavendsh in said County,
and that she lived with the said Charles al q
faithful wife until the 18th day Of November,
1867, when he wilfully deserted her, and has
continued said desertion, since said time. and
has neglected to contribute anything for the
support of your petitioner, or her daughter,
Nettie NJ. Cummings, nine years of age
And further representing that the said
| Charles resides in San Luis, in the Territory
Colrado, and praying for n Divorce. and for
the care and custody of her said minor
daughter.
AND, WHEREAS, it appears that the said
Charles is without this State, 30 hat personal
service of the said Petition cannot be made
upon him, it is ordered that the substance Of
the said Petition as aforesaid, together with
this order be published for three consecutive
weeks in the Spirit of the kge, a newspaper
printed in Woodstock, in said County, the
last publication to be at least six weeks before
the Term Of the County Court next to be held
~ NoouotoCh III 5dlu SouHly VII tiio loul VI
Tuesday of May, 1876, and that the said
Charles therein BIO notified to appear at the
said Term and make answer to the said
| Petition.
THEREFORE, you, the said Charles Z. Cum
mings are hereby notified to appear at the
said last mentioned Term, then and there to
make answer to the said Petition and further
to abide such Order and Decree as the Court
may make therein.
Dated at said Woodstock this 18th day of
April, 1876.
GEO. 3. FRENCH, Clerk.
GEO. L. FLETCHER, Attorney.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-04-19

How funny the delegation from
Vermont to the Cincinnati convention
would look labeled reform"
wouldn't they? This is substantially
what the Springfield Republican, Rut-
land Globe, Burlington Tree Press
and other out-spoken journals are
pleased to remark "'The State con
vention leaves it facing the wrong
way, and with its worst foot foremost.
The Republican old guard Of Yer
mont, the brains and conscience of the
party, do not propose to go ony furth
er in that direction. They are train
ing with Billings and Willard, this
yesr--not with Taft and Woodbridge
They muster a good many votes, al
told enough to make a repetition Of
the Burlington foolishness at Cincin
natl particularly hazardous business sc
far as Vermont is concerned" Ben
nington Gozette.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-04-19
Windsor.

Windsor.
Our merchants are now receiving their
Spring Goods which they ar selling
cheap as the cheapest. Business here
about as dull as ever.
Good Friday and the State Fast Day
passed off as usual. Services at st. Paul's
Church and at the "Old South" The
Congregationalists, Methodists and Bap-
fist uniting. In the afternoon our Cor
net Band made their first appearance OF
the season on the streets, discourslng
excellent music. The boys also had a
fine time kicking foot ball.
The Rev. A. M. Folger, ofthe Metho-
dist Church, preached his last sermon OF
the Conference year last Sunday evening.
At the conclusion of the service that
evening, Mr.. Eugene Hall in behalf Of the
"young converts" presented him with a
nice, large, glt-edged Bible, with neat
and appropriate presentation speech,
which was very creditably delivered,-
Mr.. Folger responded in his usual happy
manner.
We hear Of several removals and pur-
chasss of real estate of which we have
no room to record.
The "tram" business still continues
Mr.. Tramp stops at the Dudley Hotel a,
the expense Of the town, and is wei
cared for.
We are requested to say that the Rev
j. B. Child Of Pawtucket, r. l., viii
preach at the Baptist Church next Sunday
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The Caledonian, in referring to
the recent Republican State Conven-
ton at Burlington thus adjures its ac-
ton: "The delegates from this way,
so far as we know, came home from
the Burlington convention thoroughly
Disguised with the way matters were
carried there. There are representa-.
tive men in Vermont, but they do not
appear on the ticket to any great ex
tent
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Hartland.

Hartland.
WESTWARD Bound. 1.-Two of our
Young men started west the Sd inst,
to locate.
Il A Shedd has rented the Col
burn house for one year, and has
moved therein.
A surprise party came OFT at
Hosea B Young's the 9TH inst, about
thirty being present. All had a good
time.
-Rev. A J Hough, Methodist, is
having a vacation now, preparatory to
entering on his duties for new year
He is expecting to preach one half OF
the time here, and the other half at
North Hartland The forenoon at
North Hartland, the afternoon here.
Your Junction correspondent has
made slight mistake OF 40 years IN
regard to the book owned by d M
Badger of this place, Badger says it
was printed in 1913, although, per
haps he had it near enough for all
practical purposes.
Edwin Hoisington has snapped his
Charles Warren house, with lthlmas
Marcy, for his farm. Said Hoisington
is to pay two thousand dollars, besides
the house, tor said Marcy's farm. Mr.
Marcy is to move soon.
Capt. Geo. Williams of this town,
who has been sick for long time, is
not expected to live only for a very
short time, and the doctors say there
is no hope for him.
MI. Hugh Miller has taken the
Cummings saw,mill, so-called.
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The ex Governor of Mississippi is
on his way to Massachusetts with his
carpet,bag.

A CASE OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING. -
From Mrs. Joseph Baker, of Johnson, VT.
81 feel it my duty to make known to the
world the wonderful efficacy Of your Wis
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. For twenty
years was serely afflicted with phthisic,
and previously to using the Balsam was
pronounced by the physicians incurable.
Two or three bottles afforded me good
deal Of relief, and as many more complete
ly restored me; and for two years past
have not had the least return of that pain
full complaint 50 cents and 81 bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
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Springfield. ..
The Springfield Bulletin has sus'
pended publication.
Business is reported as better in
this place than in most towns at this
time.
MIR Franklin Ball has sold his
house situated just above the Metho-
dist church to Mr. r " johnson, and
Mr. William Cobb has bought the
residence of DR. Colburn on Pearl
street.
The bell in the cotton mill is
among the centennial relics ofthe sea-
son, having been cast IN Stockholm in
1853.
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Chester.

Chester.
Snow has pretty much taken
French leave on the south side of the
hills. 1t fingers to good depth on
the north side of the hills and in the
woods.
The stage from Londonderry and
Weston is at last on wheels. 1t has
taken back roads, away from the river
road to reach Chester, for few days
past, on runners.
Easter Sunday was opened at the
Episcopal Church, with the usual flo
raj offerings incident to the occasion,
Several were baptized.
p 0 Sargent, Esq, died on Tues
day of last week. He was lifelong
Democrat, brother to the late Jabe2
Sargent, Esq, of Windsor. Under
the administration OF Gen. jackson
he obtained the office Of postmaster
which his brother Benjamin B., now
living, held and performed at Chester
for number Of years. His age was
"a years, being born on the 29th OF
February, he could have only 81 pro
per birth days. Of course he hac
Democratic proclivities through life.
The J p Barnes place-the scene
of the recent tire-has been sold by
the morgager, to a Mr.. Henry Parke
of Andover, for somewhere abou
$4,000.