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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-08-24

prayer by Rev. John Wheelock A lien, (
grandson OF fighting Parson Allen OF Ben
nlngton battle memory. Hon. Il. J. Phelps
president of the Centennial Comm ission
then introduced Gov. Fairbanks, who gavt
a short address of welcome. The oratioi
by Prof. Bartlett published on first page
was next delivered. Prof. Churchill, o
Andover, Mass, then read the
ODE ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
on this fair valleys grassy breast
The calm, sweet rays Of summer rest,
And dOve-like peace benignly broods
on its smooth lawns and solemn woods.
Acentury since in fame and smoke,
The storm Of battle DER II broke,
And ere the invader turned and fed,
These pleasant fields were strewn with dead.
STARK, quick to act and bold 10 dare,
And wARNER's mountain band were there,
And ALLEN, who bad flung the pen
Aside to lead the Berkshire men.
With hery onset-bow on blow
They rushed upon the embattled foe
And swept the squadrOns from the vale,
Like leaves before the autumn gale.
oh never may the purple stain
OF combat blot these helds again,
Nor this fair valley ever cease
To wear the placid smile Of peace.
Yet hore, beside that battlefield,
We plight the vow that ere we yield
The rights for which our fathers bled,
Our blood shall steep the ground we tread.
And men will hold the memory dear
OF those who fought for freedom here,
And guard the heritage they won
While these green hill-sdes feel the sun.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-08-24

The 10th regiment, Col. Veazey's old
command, during the reunion voted 10
have regimental reunion July 8, 1853, the
anniversary of the battle of Gettysburg, and
appointed committee to make arrange
mants
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-08-24

Windham County Fair is 10 be held ON
Wednesday and Thursday. Sept. 18th and
18th.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-08-24
AT THE PAVILION.

Ga the arrival of the procession at the
mammoth pavilion on the centennial fields
the address of welcome was delivered by
Hon. E. ]. Phelps of Burlington, President
of the Vermont Centennial Commission,
who introduced the orator of the day, Hon.
Daniel Roberts of Burlington.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-08-24

shall withdraw from oblivion these poor
words which now stir the air, may they,
who shall then gather TO look upon the
monuments which we now rear rs memo
rails of heroic age, as they look back over
the field OF Vermont history for 200 years,
a State and people softened by culture, yet
true to the spirit of the prlmeval State and
of those who founded it-a people free, in
dependent, intelligent, industrious, sober,
honest, conservative of the good, aggress-
i've towards the wrong, virtuous, religious
"A happy people whose God Is the Lord.
The applause during the delivery of the
address was frequent and hearty. The
reading of
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

Il.e ciss II r.siI. in Hungary. aas visited.
On the t2sh anil nth ~ March. hs .ts II The
heaviest t,oN -si,asns IA, rconi, The a,,aa
railways and st.rriag traffic. Tae slna Na~
ffam thrsv t. twelve fees .l.el,,
The khe,il.. u Egstss ha. formally. .hnash
TN. british nlav.niatis. al cair.. renewed
aud cenfirm.i his fathers gin IL unat britain
~ .cienpatsA's N,ssll." Preparations lar IT.
removal tn I.a,slun arr progressing.
London pars,s IL III. 10th n-. osiieiall, ri.
lsonnrr that Mr.. Elliot will very rla,il, nts,sM.
Ill. duties as Ambassador f,usn alea, ihi.ain n
tonrtantnolc. aud tia, |, l. prolalle TINT
Elho,'s return viii he followed hs tina, II tl,e
Ambassadors IL the other great pn~.ss.
Interesting item- flnm the happy land u
Mexico United state. Minister r.,,,
feengniscs blag ~ President ii,
factn, I'M will III. formally n-
rswnisa hun A. rresid.n, 4. iue until after
the meeting ~ Congress and hin inauguration
Thr S.natc has ,sen ignnrs,l i, ,lp l'n,.i~.
lanal uossrnmrn,, VIM have l,vlaiei that III.
Law creating iho SENATE nas forced ls lanla
appointing hr friends Ina. luwruf. prsans
isea IL observe te constitution Wh.ll nni t.ss III
convenient. \ r.liaiuu4 I,lsv,~tis'n IN VI, .la
was Dispersed h ths MILITARY. man VA tn.
tni.,i ~ saarrnasasa I'm HI. rntls'su III nls.
taining Information ahunt souf.ted arm
Crowds IN tho capital nn Monday shouted,
"iiurfah fpr nas anil death tn tu..ignel~
|. II announced that lgnnttnfls n,srirl, Il,
l,an,iun has resulted In III arrangement h.
| tween the English all snss,an ips.r,,nsni4
relative IL the terms III the rral,Afal MI I'll.
rnrki.l, question:. England proposed esilail,
modification. t. which |. Il lsli.s.si i,asvla
viii readily aer.l.. and THUS tlN atse,nrt Il
hritg thr moral rnasin,, " rnri. a,ae n,nt.
IL bear upon tlr stubborn Turk i Inn fair m,
| ii succeed.
4 4 dispatch t. tho Inl,dnn It,as f1nn l'.,g
states thai thr Revolutionary tfaNlsni,tr. n
1 Atl,.ns haa s.lit circular Il hi. ,aliun~ runl
mlttees III crete. declaring tha, thu natel,ea.s
| II rise Viii sunn H. sl,sn III. Afah irliNs II
] ienlol, hay. rosnltoi, III. Turkish eannandel
| II that district n~k~ for r.infurremenis
4 frnm the latest budget II lapai, nsss il At
/ rrAr. that thu satr,irua rebellion Il failea
r'rlo,,a affair IL proportions anl incidents
arr concealed hs iii. Government A. far ~ les
1 shle. Int il IL hnewl, that ihe li~ln,haus,
san~rs nllel. nneneii,sH III III. earlial. nnl tim
extraordinary .tInils arr male IL, IL sup
/ ptcrsinn.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

A week or two ago. the officers ~ tils
steamer Irnsa~. while on their wa, M
thu Rcd river. found Il ncce.sary. owing
10 thu low water Ia bayou Macon. In.
opposite Franklin parish, 10 deposit ~
tie warehouse ~ the plantation u lare.
portion u the hont's Cargo. Eiglt ne
gr,.s, armed and equipped. after the ,le'
part,,rr ol the boat. entered the war;.
house and pl,,n,lcrrd the cmrgo. After
securing al they needed. md not being
able tu carry ~ the whole, they sct iirr
10 the ho,,sr. which, together with its
contents. vnlnul nt about sl ,tEM,. was
destroyed. some citixcns II the parish.
indignant IL the outrage perletrtcl by
these people. made nn investigation, ~
Tho affair, sald some of the guilty parties
were arrested. tine nr two III the men
turned States evidence md related tl',
whole nftair, giving the nnlarn oi th''
four principal leaders of tl.r robl.ry aid
Arson. \ court war immediately organ.
lied, and the four rinslra.lcr. after tlr'
Testimony wits given hy these II their
gang who lal lnr,cl States evidence.
were, hung.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

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Peter NJ l.nwell anu Mife, II Elnlra. y, u.
with thu VIEW u suicide. The poison failing
b. cause tlea,h r.nwell With M NJ. killed hir
wife. and lhen r,ti his nMn THREAT. hut MT snf-
fieien.ls u keep him oat II lail,
The Legislature II Connecticut haH parsed Il
law fixing tle legal rate ~ Interest In tat Stas
ii u lper cent, il the uharnrs III contract.
The contestants II ths viii III th. iai. cum.
m"iorc Vanderbilt have withdrawn their nhIee.
tons to IL hcing prohated. and III. threatened.
fight over ihc dead millianaire's NANCY -hasr
Will not eame off after all, mneh IL the ,lisap-
pnininent ~ tin lawyers.
The unemployed anfkngm.n IT se,antu,.
IA, matie demonstration upon thu t'iis tiou,.
eli, TIM othef day, calling npan the melahe..
when IN aesriun and demanding an apl,tni,ria-
tton II tao.Ooo for the rnhlie works. that en,.
piosnent may he given, sunt II thu working
n,en used tlreat.nin. lalsaau. and ~efe n.
baked hs the Mayor. Whrfsa, th.re Mas n,.as
ul,rual, and elies III We will hnve bread o.
hlncd Thu meeting ii.L. ap In Will di-.
afsisl,
Peter II, RNeell.s. Wins. naln. MAS assuel.
ated With lta-s Tweed In III. great ring swim.
lles, and aho has heen All esile fur III. ra-. ii,.
Years has returned Ia New ietk eit.. H. ha,
l,oi lsen taken nto enst.sls. because, Il Nh. NJ,
ranged With thu Attorne, tienctHl that II Ii.
would return and he lfus.nt III the trial aeansi
him MI proceedings. civil and criminal. NJ fal
A. arrusiinp him. should l# r,,s,sn.i., during
thc trial and Tor thirty days afterMAld.
Ihumas W. Thompson. II wesliiel.i, y. Y.
hAs hen arrested and heid fof trial un Il ri,atg,
II using thu nails 10 fraudulent, eliaininn
fruM relatives IT deccamsi parties II thu LAT.
AuhtAbnla disaster, his npnlna nlrransli bein,
~ write to relatives of iecea~d friends rlatinl
he had In his possession certain articles ls,lol,g
! INN u d.eeassd, md upon fee.ipl II siipalstrs
sums woul.l forward the ariicl.s named
/ signing his name ,vieto. llni,ett.' The pti-
oner offered lin ,leien~e, pleading suili, 10 th'
charge.
| The steamer Husband. h"nnd from AntN,rl
~ New York, Mas driven .n The leach nj lanI
llfAtlch, N. J., by i violent gale. d feW night
/ ssa. Tho passengers mud crew. numbering
attaut iUn l.rpl., Wuf. rc@etssl u, I'll. lit.
saving cfeM stationed III that ruini. Ill
rssamsr will prulMhls l,ro.v total t.a.
The litt tjpilsr Works, III piitrhArrl. In.
hass l.sn destroyed by iire. I.ors e-imat.
1T ,,sarls t9Al 00t,.
West.
Chicago elevators. ~ l1f official returns, sal
tain ASA. .rfa bushels ~ NhuAt J,27a u,
hn~ilcls IL eofn TIA WA l,islel1 III oatss ~
GGl hnsl,r4 ~ ry., and ssi AL bushels IL ha,
/ luy making grand total IL -. VIA hi~l,.l,
AgHiirt d.5t0.G7i ff tho corresponding Int
HN Year.
Mctivsus, Iowa, reinia firth this "thAal.
it,~s II again found. THIS ilne un thu MI-sl,
eippi river, nv n,ll.. l.loW this ls,inl with
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

The Territories. anl recently admitted
States which Mrr Molr generally afflicted
hy Locust. thnm thu older Western States.
were recently visited by Prof, Packard,
who collected anll derived from turner's
nl,l others Il MlnHs III new information
concerning the rAvMEcn ol these ,lcstr,,ct.
iye insects. This, with new ulscrva-
tiuns ui the habits III leusts Ii, En-
glan.l, will enable him tn extend onr
knowlsigc ii the distribution of this ,lc.
str,,esivc ls'nst. annl win In grent part
furnish ,lah, from which hc eun begin
tl,r construction of map indicating IN
culnrr its distribution nnd migintion~.
lly conference with Prof. Able, oi tli.
Weather Signal linra,,, the factS oh.
served seem to point ta IN intimate colt-
necilun between thu prevailing win,ln at
different srasonH ana III different nlti.
tubes. which may Offer mn explanation of
tlr astonishing extent III the mignstioiln
III loclsts eastward, null the return IN
swarms westward of thc succeeding gen.
rmtinn horn In Kansas, Wisconsin. et,.
II Ii the conclusion frnm study III Tho
migraii,na III the l,H,lrtn IN the liA'ky
munntnin region that their peri,Alieal
NlRVS NotNsNP WtHt Wtsss"sN's
nsns.,,,r. nnd TINT there are cycles ~
year. recurring favorable Or anI,yorallc
ii i@st life. anil II III believed TINT il
will s,'t BE- possible IL prslict the m.
rival II injurious insects. AMI ~ r'niei
i, ls,~sihls IA provi.lc against lrpr'sla.
,iunn ly them. II W. shall iM able 4
predict i visitation, II ln,nsi~ IN such /.
yeur IN Kansas nr Nebraska. for instance,
lrnM meteorological phenomena Mvnr.
ring IN tln Territories a. the westward
then turner's caii omit such crops ia ar,
most et,,g,t nissr hy them. AMI incrcn~,
these l.rs liahlr 81 their rayaRss, m,
store them np tor Il ysnr u famine, q,
lid tlIc ancient Egyptians.
This may MrM visionary "a some, I'M
IL IL asserted that II IN NJ more M tim
III. Weather bureau system u prc.lirtint
~inrm~ seemed ~ practical men Nv,
wars n.n. The lossrn III the unitr
State from. destructive insects nnlnln
tn ,Mn sl'G'. .,hkl.,AM a. s5Otl. .tAN,.,AAl
Hy@fna f.h,f,..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

Ii i r,,,,nf..l that linn. tarl Sfhu1s will ~.
remain hong IN III. allne,. Having fairly IN.
Ias.,i thu ha,nrr IL III. position he viii ~
elgi,, il il Thought, II afs.pt fareisn misri',l.
I'll. members IL il,e i'm tahin.s w.fe r~nrt
into oille. ~, tle nth insi., ainl Immediately
assumed sharr. II thur Respective
departments. r.etnaat.r General KY
e.,ll noi inke III. llnll-eaa oath.
aud Ill. no.lisl oath MAS adm.nirt.t.atn tn him.
After III. ,n,,nb4rs qualified, se~stan, lasting
nj, ll,,nr and 4 half. fnuausl, fnr the p,lsn~c
IL h.en.ni,,g acquainted With each utls.f. At
thu sa,l,e time .h... was ann. talk nls.n the
ls,lies II tle administration. Int II ~as only 4
r.i,eratiel, IT ssntImcnts contained IN the In
aasnfai address.
.lnln, q. smith Will IL retained n enniMts.
SINNER IT Indian Anai,r,
I'll. suit fu, breach II lron,is. against S.i,a.
tur si,nnn Cameron has isen withdrawn.
lh.rs il III doubt that the tnhan Agtalols
arr alant IL n,ew ih.ir.ff.iis t.r Wcugntiai.
The withdrawal II Fish fr,n, she h.ate llsla,s-
nrnt and III. appointment of Esart. Il IL he
made the hari. II the agitation.
tn. rtnieloas = slraM.hld syHiom Nhiel,
has been rrastieed herrinfor. In nats u
lesr ,irgres, Ii, thu hitting af mai.es,le es',,-
tracts, will receive lts lnleinr under TIN h.M
administration IT .ln ln~tniiles Department
No l,d Will H. entertained nnlers accompanied
by guarantee II l..rrn,ml performance et III.
service. ar 4 ~Motu enls II thu contract unle,
Which /, Il ta In performed Il. 4 third party
Secretary 1T TIN 1snaa,rs Al,elinan has .l,'
eislcsl ta retain Mr. knns n Comptroller of III.
Currency.
EA.ror,niaat.r uen.ral 1snef ha. lssl AZ
lali,,t.d fifsi Assistant lnnin,asi.s tis,lslal.
Fred Douglass has h.sn nominated hs tn
l'ssrii.n, for Marshal II III. District IT ta
h,n,ha.
IN. forty s-lhi,d eal IL. tlie ntlemIti,,nf 5-a'
honds II lsis, May and November. has Jus
l.,cn i4s,led h, the a.vf.ias. II thu Trarni,
i'hr call Il fur NM. principal ami inter
esl 60 le paid At tlas Treasury nj AMI after tn
18TH II june neSt. thu int.fr~t IL e.as IN tim
day. Thr following |. de~erirtiau ut III
lan,ls Registered bond~, siOn, M. d.sisT 1
AM, hath Inclusive. +atn, NJ. a.usl To a,p7t
hath tneln~i..l tt.nn NJ. i,ial 10 ia.i7'
inth irlusis. -s.ttAl. Nj. 1.si-d /. 7,isss, iat
Inclusive tuial, rNh.tAM. tsuls tA,tIt'
+sua, Nj. ~ lul IL u. MA, lrih insil~tss
ti.aA,, M. is,., III ~ III. hath inflns.s.
t.tal. tpts,.sNO.
The ea,,eus fur Iii. NlHah.fshir II llil. lls.l
ainons The Democratic candidates, hashal
1oA. Morrison and sH,lsr,
Secretary srhurx ,ntiiic. tir snheisllnair- !
,hr Interior Department thai his rnlle, VI
h.. hfteii. M I.,nasaIr sseert tn ra,s~,
ainl m rtnlnuilnns ssssIi II, merit u III
announcement ihr s.et,ias, a.l,ls. I.f ~
I.,telit IL tho Thousand ali ia,ts applicants 4
lA,~tlsas thai ih.f. als II lts N.it .a sa.'a'...
ii thu Department.
4 Washington dispatch Nsa ihc1. y kus
rsa.on 10 heli.s. that W, lev II any, iipn
matte cllAnge~ Will Il made u lter.l.t. A"1l
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.asei lmxrsa ~ hl,ssisl,,ri. ~. ,slsrsjl
s,e Ns- ,srs~sl .nisiic ihe city, aul. ls ID.
nd q iss.1et i,ts,tag~aa tv" layss me.-ag'.'
s.te saai., la which sl,s .sl.t,ss nWssnE.f
TURNED as.t l,. car H. tn ,hisf n,ai,f What l'
had .ssss r'sa,n Ia snia~'~. s,~ gcn''ns ,i''
sssnsttuue IL that .tf,st trtm IL, u.ntal NJ.
pfi,,,.,si,a al ia,tsl,usRl. 1hr vles.f ,asal,
aia u,anas,si tln i.h raiised sl~,n, $1,000 f"'
tl..it palns anl ths Express ,nn,pans ar "",.
i.tins eha, inv ss.i ,na,l.vtsi iaan u rob
isets will msst w. attempted
Washington ai4l.asch SAYS that man, Am,r'
issns hass tl.i ,nnlaain,s against liawraf'
pasis. mm Munster u ,aalin. f,a d.4~mrtcs,
and gias,r ofs.nsrs.
Tho steamship ai,s ~ nrass.,l-. ml,iii -aiis
fl.n New inrk last week. t,s,k ont sio.uv',,WH
lnit. ler cent, United state. bo,,,i~. with whcl
IL camel like amount ~ 5.a0 bond. held II
Eurulr. ana alout falling due.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23
MlscRLLANEous oLEANin0s.

lin nanll.r ~ postal cards lsss,i ls III,
t,u.rl,nrnt last ,saf amounted III iau.sla.Mn
FIRES Montreal. talasia. L,~s t.,t'. ma N.a
intk city. .liD.Msl Mnni,@vk.t, II. Il. ssn.un
DAltiiliul,. Md, sin. n.n,r.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

ruk h,tt grades ~ Durham anl Al,l.r-
~, cows ~. ~cllIngin Kentucky ior only
ssaal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23
BAYLIHg
oReAT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
KEoKUK. IOWA.

rrul. Maa. N. Miller. tteustAl Manager. Nhs-
teentA Year. About sasy dollars ~, ~ sApsn~Hs
for Mrtnisrshsp, hparL and Htssis.hrry. tkpA-
surveyors And tuashetA tlaifnsiNhis hilsa. fMutis
l,rans.H Free tfrs lsvtur,~ ~ tsAil.snt ofalurs
trs festivals, with hrAN~ baul, IA tntirHr leail
Free furnished Fsa,iua fnr collaborating. TVle.
NrAphtNN frer. shorthand NfitinH fFss. uA.l
lear.isnH ctui~ AnL tA.ltS trAri. ltstlrslAd fsts
.tsdnrtsd, ttnincnps btslhst~ IN krnaut. NUtscA
ttnu. Addr.*a MANtikhs tOLlEAtE. ksnkNk, luwx
HtAts ~ll.re you Asw this adssrstsfs snsnt aayl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23


south Ntanuf,irhir E8.4 i.Msi,ns.ts1
Midland .s+..ss .s IL tTa,sA,isst
iastl,astpr A,sIu,ssl,tA ,tAai
south Mae# 843ss*sts# ts8ts8@ ~, 4,tNl.Ah,ssh
North Wal.a 4 ....4.s.44. 54.a.. a,issisAs.tss,
iturhatu aul <rrtl,.ltii rtahl - iu.stH lHa,
I.aal 4F4s6ssesg ssttssA 48sesss, iu,lth.HA,'Ns'
This deposit would fnrnisl, for ~
years The amount nse,l IN 1915 lIs,
INN. IND tn,,s. HIT not included in III
nhov, nru numerous rich veins III cnl
recently discovered III Sortll Wnlcr,
AtAiior.lshirc, shropshire. and III" Mil.
land. Besides these nrr I'll. scotch an
Irish MINES aH y,t practically nnseni"hrd
I. rME oh mode III detecting wWMrilc
thief hy charging sticks with ginln~
,lcl wnH recently tried by d MinncMta
farmer. nn,i II worked ~ we'll u. evei.
A ncighhnr'x stowe wa. blown ins'
pieces
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

A recent issue of the tOtiisry f;ua,si'
i'm, Published hi Great Britain. has th''
following calculation " the available esa,l.
supply ~ that country. u " lmsel oit
tie estimated reserve ~ only tho known
coal fields
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-12-20
THE PULASKI CITIZEN

Prof. Fritz Werren of Fayette
vile was in Pulaski Monday. He
has been nominated by DIR. Rivers
TO fill a vacancy in Martin College
Faculty occasioned by the resigna-
ton Of Miss Mcclellan, who has so
ably filled the position for two
years. Prof Werren is undoubted-
ly the finest music teacher in the
State and can bring certificates from
every citizen of Fayetteville, where
he has lived seven years. testifying
to his perfect social virtues and his
extra proficiency in his profession.
The Board met on Tuesday evening
and unanimously confirmed the
nomination,and he will be here early
IN January to take charge at the
opening of the Spring session. Our
people will soon learn to know Prof
Werren's ability, and we have not
the remotest doubt that his acqusi
ton will serge largely to build up
Martin College and attract pupils
from Il distance. Fayetteville has
felt his presence by becoming one
of the most refined musical commu-
mites in the South. Pulaski is very
fortunate in securing him, and we
say this meaning every word in it's
most extended import.