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FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
N. .Carondelet street.
Paid up Capital, 100000.
Assets April 80, 1877, s1,2s2,9OS SO.
ISSUES POLICIES COVERING FIRE. RIVER
AND MARINE RISKS
LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
ED. A. PALFREY. President
JNO. CHAFFE, Vice President.
THOS. +. WALKER. Secretary
/. John l. Noble. T. Lytt. Lyon.
John Chaffe. Samuel Il. Boyd.
Richard Milliken, Joseph McElroy.
J.. Warren, VIM. J. Behan.
RI. Buckner, B. F. Esehleman,
Sam1 Friedlander. VIM. Q. Black.
A. A. Yates, Chas. Chaffe.
John I. Adams. L. @. Jurey,
Isaac Scherck, VIM. HartWeil.
r. M Walmsley. CD. Leeds.
A. Fl. May. A. 7. Jan1n.
s. Fl. Snowden. Jos. Bowling,
A. M Bickham. sci
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HOTELS.
CT. CHARLES HOTEL

ct. CHARLES HOTEL
The proprietor of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL
will, from this date reduce his prices and would
request families and others making arrange
ments for the winter to examine his superior
accommodations.
Country merchants and planters will find this
reduction especially suited to their patronage.
first class elevator being attached to the house.
gao
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AUCTION SALES.
By r.. M. 81 b. J. Montgomery.
HORSES, MULES. BUGGIEs, COWS.
"a Saddle and Harness HORSES.
IL MULES.
IA Mich COWS and CALVES.
BUGGIES.
4flne Attorney COWS.
fine Attorney BULL.

fine Attorney BULL.
Just landed per steamer Centennial,
AT AUCTION.
DY r. M. g. b. J. MONTGOMERY - r.: M.
ID Montgomery. auetioneer-Will be sold on
M, at No. 10 Baronne street. the above men
toned stock.
Terms-Cash, Oc3O
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J. G. RAIDERS AND J. nj. RAIDERS vs..
THE MINORS ANN AND MARY RAIDERS.
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next -
TRUSTEES.
Hugh Allison, g, p. Harrison,
J. Fl. Allin, j. Davidson Hill,
s. d. Autey, M Johnson.
Isaac Bloom, Robt. L. Moore.
j. A. Braselman, H. J. Mullan,
Sam Boyd. John Meyers,
John D, Cobb, Edward Male.
J. e. Campbell. Emile J. OBrien,
W. L. Cushing. NJ. Pfeifer,
Lloyd r. Coleman. ID. l.. Ranlett,
@. w. Cary. Geo. W. Sentell.
Temple s. Coous, w. B. Thompson.
J. M. Franker bush. G. W. Wood.
Ben. Gersoh Fred Wing.
P. g. Gilbert. L. b. Waterman,
sa30 i'm
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Placide J. Spear.

MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN THE SECOND DISTRICT.
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MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTIES
corner of Hospital and Johnson streets, cor
ner Of Hospital and Prieur streets. on John
son street, on Hospital street. Second Dis
trict, and Lands in Ocean Springs.
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The Board Of Trustees. at their annual meet
ing held on the oath inst. resolved to pay 10
per cent interest ON paid in capital, and de-
clared twenty per cent dividend on earned pre-
miums, both of which will be paid on full paid
stock. and credited on stock notes in part paid
on and after the twenty-second day of October
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Plaoide j. Spear.
IMPROVED PROPERTY,

DUMAINE AND IRENE STREETS. sECONI
DISTRICT.
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BY Hoey, Macon & O'Connor.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF JOHN FARRELL.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No SO 276
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The above statement ts true and correct
transcript from the books of the company.
LLOYD r. COLEMAN, President.
JAMES A. WHITE. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
City Of New Orleans. !
Sworn to and subscribed before me. notary
public, this twenty ninth day of September. 1877
EDGAR GRIMA, Notary Public,
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The city Of New orleans vs.. Benjamin

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12
Smaasaariaser og itou yirininaer,

gil Of mproe @rsp Don Norolterr
bapee bans SLENDER leist Ell Snis.
moroer, iom uso Wionatstio Iiitsos
llg ino / bans SouspGrslie. San
bapos alereoe b0uet lin Oolf, ea
Der hsrtes ct pIuoielist BUILDER. Gre.
psu paasnsos % aaWOresrsn. iprana
op AZ Senssu % Hf fat i en- Yiitol,
bporpeo Morosrsn bIsu laa iorltrsf.
Yet. at ban Hap Oolisn % bao ON
Naaoe. San matte eips lis ianaen
% a~absnbare line MsbItploi9e. Oa
@repsn iiosu uuosrleste NarIaasu
til gnloerst. fanot ban Ct N~eooelfal.
lom ct al bans Bern bapbe tabt
&psloen foruo. os boorpaa Woroer.
Ell illIrleisols baooe traaot. BARN.
blerilse @uo." raabte Norbltern.
"otb Din SiprsIie bar ct NeboslfaI
rsebe nit Gin % operaipet bsnus
SOrbrpper / HstiGrrisbeoens Sau.
oer".
SicsmGsilst. Gn Wnne / Gbi.
easo Ieosr line Sizes mso Sern.Nil.
lpaaner % iaar iaa hosneiter Staal.
pennsr al @in9sfiGrene paa Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12

BET ercnne &erelis. boorira Der saar
en- Der ino til bet rcos Y9rsIie,
lise peo Ssnaens Sopsb9ieths -
ies fob paa DsrIsriieltn. bspUsebs
Mrmsns =, iasoe "@aa |! saa ! aaa !"
/ en- snsiormis Zone. os OF iaa
ouer til bit Werslie. Yapa, % ipurs.
ts: "bpaN bar on aiort psb 8arrp
Martin ?"
"YRen Ypoene -, Be opernaturli9s
9poe -. benz bsrte ie9 isIp," iasoe
Yater &ohs. "o9 be fuuoe umulia
fOmme fra Sem. Mrs. 0arrp."
"8iUre Yater Hohe! iea iatts en-
msset iimpsl SSolsbarpe op i De
DDerite 8inbaer, % lnffeoe Tersn
=, bet par 8anibesns Sfris," lag.
be Moiis lssnps. "Sst bar 10 pilt.
nof urisiist blnolst al mig -, men
bpnb itulce ri siers a.? - 81 boIot
at binanhsn ban blep forbubt Su.
let, % is9 maatte life u9pns bans
Iauu % iaa fom 8arOnetten. iom
ON ban lfuIoe ie paa ct @oos, Der
oar tllfals =. Yapa Dor ubeieIie
% pilos at life 9ips sfier =. os
ie9 unr piit bIspen 3aop Startwsll,
bpis Barrb life par ialoet paa psn
bsloiss 6anfs ON Mannsn, o. iss
paa Banlbesn
Wr. Moeoemut ipntss life riati9
ON Den Ncus, De llnae bapbe label
BAN ipiue. % Yatsr 8che bIep Iiot
%aluorIis peo 2autsn ON Den Milsn
tan bap0e beoet oni Naltetoais, for
life at paslsre Beeropslissplapim,
men 8oiics slaoe NniiDt % munlrs
Slitsr lmltleoe Dem Ollie, ioo at DC
tilliblt maalte lie opcr @iltorien NEE
"8raafappsn."
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12
Slot af Suert.

UT iitte iitGnS en- iprun9en 9icut.
Sngeu buroe rtlle no ira ut Slem
meo 9elte % &cbitab uosu at for.
Ipne lg meo ct Sipffe BLOB 8obbsr.
traao % en- 4ommstnip. Der bIanni
anbst buree pere follpnst meo eli
Shortening til at bore Sullsr / ge.
berremme. : SilfUlcs al, at ct 81.
Ter anoet ltalos gaa i%iipffer, naar
man bar uhe poa ell Mells % be.
fanot rs / Gu iierrs Wlltaub ira en-
@aorn ellsr ct Sns. piloe man fOm.
me / en- pnfelis Situalion, bpls man
life bnpoe nOett Wlobel iii at repa.
rers Sfaosu. Weo en- Slump Sob.
bsrtraao o9 Ct Npparnt til at bore
nO9le 3uler / Seosrrtmms fan Ga
ben bllDe reparstet poG uoele Iaa
WInntter. M0n I9a er guosrne al
Den lprun9ne Mem oper bperanote
eLer lplihler Dem lammeu, bOler su.
od 9uuer 9leunem Dem % ipr Dem
oerpaa lammsn meo &0bbertraanen,
hsllt meo iaOtalpie Mttsritiu9. Gn.
oerne al @raaoen pirsr man Qoot
lammeu. % Mrbeiost er uNfed paa
n9'ien ll8eiaa fort @lo. lom Der be.
bspes Tor at lrle bette. Serlom
Speneen gaar i|lipffer der Sanoen
| lamme bIlper ituifSt ialsunem %
9lort nbrngbar, tan mar troffc Gn.
Den al Hemmen glennem Sprnoen,
bele pen tlIbnse % ieits cen pso
SlRlp al &obbsltraaoen, loel oenne
tr9ttes lSlennem Here ~ De for
Sp9noetanoen tilaueoe Quur. StuI.
DC Ell 6letting ipTin9e, to9sr man
De 10 n9lie 1effer (9eo) Iwa9sr Dem
opsr b~psranore % pirrsr Dem 9oot
lammen mso aobbtrtraaa, lan at
alettinsen fan holbe til man fom.
mer blem. ! Tutfeliabeosn fan Ct
laabant Siptte 6obbertraoo pete
nptll9t pla mango Maaosr. Sniei
fan iaaleoss laa Tffsrt bolNe en-
}
Snap / Gns Mybriosfl9osr lom Ct
StDtfs &obbsttraah. Weo oeune fan
man oesuoen fGiie en- Snap ubeu
boaoe Naol o. Sraao Der bsbeues
lite mere emo at ir0ffs Den sieunsm
Setet % Snlerns / 8nappsn, pirrs
gnNsrus soot hmmsu % itiGrs Dem
al meo en- 8nip. 90 mar mar Ell.
gang bar feltet en- Snap paa oenne
Waoos. bsbspcr man life ofisrs ulsi.
li9e 6rusnlimmons sitsr Maal %
sraao for at i9its Den i0jen. Oet
sr nspps nOssn Iicsn Sing, iom oil
bllpe bsfunoen at pers al iaa flor
NDtte paa ell 8aarb. / ct Yerflteo.
| en- Melle sllsr subo9 / ct Sus iom
Ell Stump blob &Obbertraao.-Am.
Agr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12
6crretnin9slcfale iammen mee
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Seeerab,

6crretnineslcfale iammen mse
FIRST NATIONAL sAgg / 9eeoras.
Wrnnolagt al eapiiallitsr / 0sco.
tob Tor al brine eli orosntIig Spa.
rebanf' SOrraning Snoifuo ira IN
Dollar % opao m~ootasss, Reuter
beioles. oa Meutes Hentc for buer
. Waanco, l~adl9nss Ysnssns biips
ltaatnos / Sanfen. Wau fan lite
erBoloe Nenter poa en- nirsre suer
bsors Waaoe, bpsrfsn al lmaa eler
tore summer, END peb at inbl9tte
Dem / osnne Sparsbanf. Bi bar
en- norlt Bstlent, Der l9lasr for %
Vasiager=S illetter for WHITE STAR
Ninitn % ulls andre uom9rteoe 2amp
% S~eilifibslinier til os fra alls
lfa%nolnaullts 9apne, Osiaa Yerler
paa ale De beoits Banter i be lfan.
olnaplte 9anoe.
Sruitces % Hefcrencts:
.. y. Sifsrman. .. y. Sbompfcn,
v. Srabiib. 9. Abeiten. O. 10.
Watte'pn. - Bref. Z. Qarien. 0ep. V.
Scren. Don. o.. &. 9cmmeu, Gr. ga
SasIerer. .. o. Sclbers o. aae andre
Staoninaper | Oeecrab.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12
EDWARD

Ill ARO LAX ESTER,
Buckeye Harvester,
Buckeye Reaper and Mower Combined,
Buckeye Light Mower,
Warrior Mower, A feet 8 ms. and 4 feet 7 ms cut,
Empire State Mower.
Seymour Mower. Triumph Reaper.
New Nanny Reaper Combined Economist Reaper, Off,
Roberts, Trop e Co. Vibrating Thresher,
MINNESOTA CHIEF THRESHER,
Carr, scott e Co.'S Indiana Thresher,
CARR. SCOTT & cos THREsHING ENGINES.
VANDIVER g. QUINCY CORN PLANTERS,
CORN
STANDARD RIDING CORN CULTIVATOR,
BADGER RIDING CORN CULTIVATOR.
EAGLE RIDING e. WALKING CULTIVATOR
EAGLE
Reversible steel Tooth Harrow ~ teeth
10 and go teeth Scotch Harrow,
RandalI-S PulNerizing Harrow,
Sci 4E-DUMp RAKE.
star hand-dump Rake,
The Hart ~ Norton Tanning Mill.
Smif paa - Sper Nrutel yttsn Operior sr fit al bebh,
Slaas o. luloheub0 garaucrt al 8abrtantens % al os. vi lon
ur in9cu MGmtcr, iom farr emitting os lager Ypst al 5di mel
Suaf % Nuf9r fu u lelQe btlissrs.
Smif paa - Vi igIsu blot De btoie @taTlusr. os oil ,appss
meo buemiombdt.
&Ontor % Eager: G8tOOuior ammou. ScOt & Sos 5abribps.
ming. @Sau StrUt, 0tlrob. Sonia
No. Is tit lit, yua. Paulk & Comstock.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12
Scnner pa auncer,

at Vi lem iaepanli9 CT beitiGiti9tt meo
at fortune 8ercen Cen Del al oeu leet-
minbtte) mfn
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12
J . 2 9 . : . !
Gaf for Chit!

Oa we're fierntseenee Btuner, fem
iieloen temmer til 0eeorab, iunee fri
mes Ill at trr at % bar ranoiet Scr.
retuinaer, fcrei ri BEN lentre Sto lite
9leunem Apilerne bar ldeet bsre fra co,
iaa faar vi e%npelta ip,isJe at aile SD
Ill at fnrInllf nrrc
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12
unccr Snbti0bspris,

for eerpeo at Iotfe 6olt inc, % vi Der.
for belieritfe tefdtte rs meo, pee ieoe
Spper al aoertere nclet ldapapt
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12
Observation-Disclosures

Nurus er life at ta,e ON / oisie baaroe
Siee).
8i bar att.r 9st sicrt ct fcrfsttgt
ca, icm NJ trrer, beiet9t uevals Al
WtaHuiafhr= Oh Colonial yarer
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12

lom ri Ialger til %tioslva,eHce lave Brit
Ter. V BRUCE life BET Sneb at i9l9e
ucale fda @Rnitdnos
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12
Lee, Johnson & Co,
THE
DecOrah Radical

e. BEN bilIisie ameriianlts apts | Nin,
ns'beii Sc. Bris 81 00fer @arsansen.
8eet Vlao al apertere l.. See. "
9atslst, Nseaftsr % 9ier.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12
IUNiSgJG

Alle pcre Vlrer ere al oen Yelfanenbee
% ere fisbte laalcees, at ri fan bap,
IN Smuls Scrtlenefe paa eem, ca cct
sis,e 3nbper 0st 70 St,el. 8t VII Der
for belit fertiatte, lem vi 6joluetil blI
aicrt, meo IN lteen men lepn Scroel pat
enbper Sing u lGlser, % trcr at Allt
etrmeo pil rare beoit tent S9naeen.
Sem Iaepanlis bitaar wort Eager At:
SjOletOicr, Tor ale Norstlosr, / lmuf'
fe Nsnitre 70 Rulsrer.
Sbnwlcr, enfelie OF bObbelte, nj ALE
Yriier.
Stakeholder Wepsllonts).
Tloneucr, Spsra 70 imple. b,lu. oG
belsulc ira &c beolie 6abttter.
Cashmere, Satinstt. 5mrcn. Sean
cs ecttcnaoe t scet uepals.
SfiortetOitr, llIr oa Bomulo, iamt
farrissicrte Stictt,r al ale SIass.
llu0rrfl1Oer for $errer % Gamer.
gambler % Banter, Sfiqri % Nu.
bies for Stere 90 Smaa, 6attis
o. 8i9.
StOulsr Sfo. Spsrito % @aloasr.
Sattc % Sncr.
SolOniatS arer, ialtet oa terrti Sif
8urpema9er Mrbsiee, S~ou1parf,
Salt, eement civ.
6crrefien alt irm man a~lmineelia psns
ter at Rnee / pcr Scrretnino.
Sa Der er Iaame9et Siraal en- zen.
tant, 'fal ri lite uuelaoe at bemarfe,
at ri lem Mnere, allerbelrt sniftr acn
tant for we're Varer, men trpr life at
bet netrp MI sr Siotn til AZ ineitrRnfe ia
I'll ueelutfenee 3ontants& anbel, OIL oil
eerfcr fun / 0en'i9beo paaminoe ollie
% 6nbper lem taar Relnifab til cs,
ON at afsisTe famine iue,n Inc Sanuar
naffemmeres. Bort Motto MI 6erefter,
lem fsr, blipe:
0Ooc Sarcr, biuile Yriier %
Fort Scnitano
I'll fire % flte Sunesr.
SarmprOOnltrr tagcs / Butte for
Sarcr.
US bseisf
Johnson r. IN
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-12
PAULK & Observation-Disclosures
FARM MASKlNER!!


vi br Der pn Siebet etablrst en- Sorretnin9 for Sal9 al
Tar,m. ~ aitincr, o. ennsr at bsnebe Narmerss OpmGrffOmbeb
pa Dor 6OrteaueiS al gPaNtner. huiIs ri ssr IN niaaris Grfaring
Sorrstningsu bar iunost at pers Be bsbfe for S~orobruset bet noro.
Ile SOMA os oct ipoiac Minusioa, De bebhe iom fabrifres be Dor.
enoe Statr. vi oil iees for Yrier, Der letter gnbper iane til at
fiebs bm
Snifr Sc noee ira port Eager, oa fOm til Of. % bis ri lite
eer Dem tla9s meb pore Nfaitnsr Og Yrier, ba fig %, hporiOr. %
ri oil fone9e enouu enaaug.
nax Ser or Qinen paa Wnlsiusr for 1877:
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-03-24
WELLS RIVER.

WELLS RIVER.
The family of Charles NJ. Weeks
are to move from WOodsviIle to this
place.
Erastus Baldwin has purchased
Kimball Marshall'S house and the
lot adjoining.
The Directors of the bank have
bought +. Sherwin's new house for
the Cashier and he will immediate.
y move in.
The boys intend to re.Organize
the Base Ball Club this season and
will soon be ready to receive chal-
anges from any club in the State.
g. Hagaboon is building an ell
part to Lis premises and improving
things generally.
More new goods at Sherwin &
Pcacl's. They offer this week the
choicest and largest stock of goods
in Orange county. Give them "A
call.
Webb Leonard is in trOnble again.
He bet $50 dollars with I. X. George
of WOolaville, Oh the general elec.
tion. After the Inauguration Of
Hayes, Webb called to take the
money, bnt it seems Ike had heen
there before him and demanhe,l the
money as he claimed the election of
riilen. ErastuS Baldwin Is the
stake holder and OF course is pleas
ed. as he will have the interest un.
til it is settled.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-03-24

ONE incident connected with the
appointment of the Marshal of the
Northern District of Illinois de-
serves to be recorded, as showing
tlat the Hayes adm Illustration will
not hr one of nepotiSm. Dir. Sill
well of Livingston county was one
OF HE unsuccessful candidates for
This office. lie WAS admitted to Il
private audience with the President,
and presented his papers. The Pres
ident looked them all carefully
Through, and then looking Stillwell
full in the face. said: your pa
prlS are uneXceptionable. There is
nothing in your record which does
not seem TO show that you are fully
qualified for the position, but there
is one insuperable objection to your
appointment to amy Federal office,
that is, that your wife is favOrite
cousin of Mrs. Hayes" StilIwelI
left the Presidential Office cOnyinc.
ed at last that the fact which many
thought would insure his appoint
meni had rendered his defeat inev.
liable.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-03-24
W EST rAIIlLEE,

/
The revival still continues to he
the all absorbing topic, in our vii
lnge. Opinions, pro and con are
expressed with perfect reckless
ness, which is absolutely surprising.
There seems to be an insane desire
for man to meet man, in argument.
and when the two magnetisms meet
an explosion 10 sure to follow, accom-.
panied by n volley of words, which
would surprise and put to shame
even an auctioneer. Ii il wonder
lnl never saw anything like it L! no
matter what one is doing, there is n
sudden stoppage; tools are drop.
ped, there il spasmodic movement,
and each aud everyone PUSHES into
the argument with all their strength,
ilinging the words here and there
regardless of consequences.
We have been told that there are
many hearts in w. Fairlee, that are
hard and wicked and into whose
depths the light of God has never
shed its rays! We suppose of
course that this does not include
the Hart that has come amongst
us.
We also hear that "Sntan's lmpS"
are at large, this may be so, for it
in an old saying; that, "tllcrc is
nothing new under the SUM-
Meetings have been held after.
noon and evening during the week,
and new converts have been added
to the fold.
Although the Gospel workers ex-
pect no remuneration for their la
bOrS, u collection was taken up on
Friday evening, and as the church
Mas well filed, it resulted in the
munifcent sum of Sl7.24, which was
given to Mr.. Hart.
"A praise meeting was held on
Sunday afternoon, and Elder Bee
man preached in the evening.
On Saturday evening last, the
Chelsea stage with four passengers
on board, tipped over, just out of
the village, but with the exception
of II little fright and good deal of
mud, there was no damage done.
Chas. ii. Wallace has bought out
the livery stable. of Jake JeiterdS.
When you need anything in his
line, give him Il call, and we will
guarantee that he will do the right
thing. Team and price to suit.
The Dramatic Club at Ely vii,
lage nave in preparation two new
plays. "Irish Assurance and Yankee
Modesty," and "Handy Aady," thar
they are soon to bring out with en-
tirely new costumes and scenery,
and which has been got up regard
less of expense. Look out for a
rousing time. SYPHAX.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-03-24
.lIE,I.SE "A.

|
The mrm aud personal property of tho lat,
''nr, " loues was sold ~ auction last Sal,
| hrdhN, The farm contained ahuut forty five
acres Of land, and Il situated IN the oil conn,
~ road 10 StNilorl, ahoNt two miles FROM
| Chelsea village. The farm was hid OF hy
W. H. u, Hall, Esq, Tor $500.
The excitement about the patent man opcr.
alton STU continues, Ahout forty men have
been called IA pay the $ll, for 0ne A few
have been "hulldozcl' into paving for one
rather than have u lawsuit. The majority
| however refuses payment
The man who lost u good leather aud ropc
natter near tho upper village, can learn SON .
thing about it by calling on John Parks.
Mr., John Stanton who takes caro- Of Mr..
Nolks stage team, had one foot badly famed
by stage wheel passing over II.
Foster Grow had one attoct of npoplcxy on
| the night OF The 18th inst. which rendered hin,
wholly nnroncious, IN which state he has 10.
ml,ncd except occasionally n lucid moment,
until this time lMarch 10Th, very little hope
Is entertained Of his recovery. Tie Is u man
extensively known IN the County, and very
highly esteemed in this community, His
sickness has ctcgtcd universal sympathy IN
his behalf.
5. y. llebard, Esq, of this town, was
thrown from his sleigh few days ago while
he WAS ut Randolph. aud striking upOn his
face, he received u severe biuise causing much
Il SO Grafton. Tho accident was caused by tho
horoe Shy.ng suddenly To the opposite side of
the road,
While h. W. Smith aud his wife were on
their way home from meeting of the Chel
sen gr'ng e. On Wednesday evening. March II.
~ sleigh ram upon snow bank near Stephen
Vincent s house. throwing hot h of the nut.
Mrs. Smith struck Violently upon ono shoul.
der. causing srriouS, and IL l. feared u prr,ul
'icnt jury ny tisloraling, rs WIS supposed
the cup OF the shoulder joint.
As II, l.. Bixhy was coming into the village
from his home last Thursday mpining, Tr
stopped II short time ~ w. II. Howard =
printing office. His horse concluded he won d
he his own master and started down street al
II RAPID gait. scattering the buffalo roors by
the WAY. He was brought up wiihoit doing
any serious damage.
Van McAlliStcr narrowly escaped a fatal
accident few days ago. He went out 10
hunt rabbi t.. and had his gun heavily lon led
with powder aud shot. lie set his gun down
beside some blocks OF wood, .n seeing II rab.
bit hoppinS along he suddenly took hold OF
the gun near the muzzle and drew it up. ana
aS he did 50 it was discharged. the charge
passing up his coat sleeve, and only barely
marking the skin.
Several real estate sales have tax
en- place recently. Elijah Coburn
has sold his half of the ''Coburn pas.
ture," SO called to Philanler Rob.
bins. Philip Sargent has bought
the house that belonged to Charles
Dodge's estate; price $3.50. John
b. Bacon has sold his farm on the
East Hill. known as the EMERSON
farm, to Lyman Denison of Wash.
n2ton; price 5000, \. ii. Pow
ers has sold the Orange County Ito.
tel to Benjamin Hyde; price $500.
Rufus ii. Hyde has SOLD the DR..
Dodge place, SO called, to A. FL.
Powers; price $4,000.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-03-24
STATE OF VERMONT.
A PI,OCLAMATIOS

The Lord rcigneth: lie cstnblishcth the
nations; ordaineth rulers; givelh rain. dew
and sunshine aud mukcth the earth fruitful
fecdcll all mankind aud prospercth their H.
Dor controllcth the ''rest'lence that waiket''
in darkness and the destruction that vast
eth ut noomlay !" numbercth the hairs OF the
head carcth Tor all things. lie is Lord GOD
overall
Wherefore, in conformity with wise ana
long established usage, |, Horace FAIRBANKS
q ,ycruor of the Stare of Vermont, do here
by Designate FRIDAY THE TniRTiETn INSTANT,
10 be observed by the people of this State rs
u day Of Fasting and of Supplicaton to Al
mighty God.
On this day let us rest from our usual vo-
cations, assemble in our respective places OF
pnhlic worship, confess aud iorsake our man
io triu,gre,sions, acknowledge HIS right
con, Providence. and with sincere tic lotion
lmnhly mplorc His continued favor through
oar Lard Je>u, Christ.
Let Us remember that the Fast God has
chosen consists in true repentance ana re-
formation. the fruits Of which ar love. JOY
nc zee. long suffering, gentlencss, goodness,
faith, mecknoss, temperance
With rcvercnt and obedient hearts let us
earnestly seek His protection and guidance
In the varied industrial, educational, govern
meut and religious interests of the State and
Nation that peace, plenty, prosperity, intel
lircncc aud sound morality may be establish
ed and abound.
Given under ms hand and the Seal of the
State, at st. Johnsbury. this seventeenth day
of March. in the year OF our Lord ono thou
sand eight hundred and seventy seven, OF
the Independence of the United States, the
one lundic cd and first, and OF this Common
wealth the one lun,l,edth.
HORACE FAIRBANKS.
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BY The Governor
A. T.. Rankin.
Secretary of Cival and
Military Affairs.