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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17

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lebten orei @Oden 10 DieIe ndatIi6e
Gdubereicn ftattsefunben unb Die Staot
1T BON 10 pieIen Sramps beimeeIu9t
Worben, baB fid Die 8eD0lterung gu
Der 8iIbune zines 8i9iIan;se Omites
9enotbi9t fab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17

1ar @abrenb Der Mitpod 8a9t
LETTER ISOLDE wuroe ole Sffce Der Il.
g. &rpreB Gompanie in 8onuet'S Mia
erbro6en, Der gelbfdranf ee0fnet unb
bemIelben etua $4,000 entnommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17

sa- Gn5 bette Mittcl fir Ons Ncini-
gen Der 9hor6iirittn ii, wsnn man einigr
Sropfen 0arsborn III Elm wcnig @nher
9ieBt, Die Suritc init etwis Se!fe elm
rFibt unb in Dem WHfsr wGiht, hann
nit rcinem @aiIsr auSipii't unb gum
Srodncn ON S~eniter u%ufbdngt. Die
Soritcn leioen anf bieie Mciie nidt
Den 9crin0ittn Mndtbeil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17

sg @arnuna.-G6e SIR Or. Nu.
quit S0nig's Samburgtr 6amilien.
Weoii'nen fault, lofIet Gu6 bon
Guerem @pot9eter ODER SAMPLER seiaen,
onB oieielbtn nit Der 1nterf6rift Der
9elren. 81. @ogeIer un0 So. usrIcben
fine. oamit Sbr ni6t bur1 fbdelide
Na9abmungen betroaeu ueroet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17

BR- Gines Ser beitcn NtittcI CUR
8einianns bcS SIutes, Sef0rberuna
Der Seroauun9 uno beS StubI9an9es,
iowie fir ole 9eiSen Der 9eber uno
oeS HnterIeibeS 1T unitreiti9 Or. @lu9.
NaGe'S BrlpGration, S6warSe
6rnpieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17

na- 9sbtsn Sreita9 1urb bas sipei
Sabre aIte S66terd' N bes 9errn Sreb.
9infe, Yoitmeiiter in Sem, etna IS
Meilen floIid BON bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17
Die noblbefannten unO beIiebten
NrGpdr0tc

9%bospbor 8appe fur @atten, Golden
Cough Drops, Geiunbbeitsfrauter,
@unoboIiam, Sduar3es eminent fur
Yferoe, Wurmpulper, uufeblbar ae9en
8anOwurm, @mmenpuluer fur Mutter,
welde nidt senua Nfil6 baben, unb
100 anoere Yrdparationen, allies
eigeneS Sobritat iinO beit0nOig gu BADEN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17
ScrDnbeln un6 1nbere
&ranfbeiten 6eS 8lntcS.

ScropbeIn (King's Evil) finb cine
8eroerbni6 Der Safte oeS 60rpers,
melhe benIeIben nit l6itisen uno boss
artigen lureinigfeiten ii%berlaoen. Die
contribution beS SorperS wiro gee
fhwddt, ielbt nenn Die 6useren Nu-
asiden total febIen, uelde our9 Quss
i6ldge auf Dem SopTe ODER onoereu
S6eilen osS &0rpers Die Nnmeienbcit
BON ScrOpbeln anseigeu.
Sie Sranfbeit lit UNI 70 eefdbrli6er
uno ernitliber, oa bieieIbe in oielen
Sd1en erblid bon @eihlc9t auf 8e'
idle6t forteepfcnst miro uno idreflid
iino bic Solgen, ipel6e Nus;ebrune,
Serihwarun9 Der 9eber uno enoli9 Den
Sob nod Iid siehen.
Nrr pesetabiIiide Webisinen, meIde
bic Safte oes Sorpers reini9en uno Den
Siftitof entfernen, finb bier bon wirf-
Iidem,, Wertbe.
Or. Nuauit &onis's Samburser So.
miIien.N eoiiinen uno inter oiefen Or
Nus. &onia's Samburaer Sropfen rei'
nisen bas S1item, erneueru Ole Safte
uno entfernen ous 2eioen, iuOem iie es
nit Der @ur,eI ausreiBeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17

Srdulein 6 aroline Sperg.
Mi6se tets Die Come bes Slides
auf tbren Yfab burds 2eben fdeinen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17
NerDDfe GDpf16mer3en

perren burd @eritopfung ODER Ssrbau
un9s'S ~t6run9en beroor9erufeu. Die
Ienigen Y~erionen meI6e an bieIem
llebel Ieiben, miii1en Snffse, Stun, Bier
unb Sabad bermeioen nno ben 9eib
our& Or. Nuauit Sonig's 3amburger
SrOpfen often balten.
Yerionen, welde elmer ibenben Sc
beuSpeiie untermorfen iiuo, ioIteu fid
friib Moraeus 8epegune in freier Cuff
MAIDEN uno Or. Nuauif S6nia's Sum-
burger Sropfen msbrmals oes Sa9es
in fleiuen OoIen aebrauhen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17

Sbige 3eidnun9 itcIt cine Sapeten
beidneibmuidine Dor, weIde BON Inter
,eidnetem aebraudt miro, UNI Sapeten
peI9e be, ,bM %9sfauft wernen, uncnts
aeloIid gu beidneioen. Cine uor,iss
lide NuswahI bcrieI6cn au m0Bigen
Yrcifeu ieoerieit n~orrdtbie bel
81. $. Safenritter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17

S abOnnirt ouf bas Serlnanner
SoltsbIatt, Die einsige Oeutibe 8situna
i'm Gounta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17
.ttDdsf1rT0rllter

Der l1nter,ei6rste 1T Don ieBt an tsreit. jebem
5armer feline Wole anf baS bette gu frimpeln
[%carbeu] cher I%pinnen.
Dd uultre @altinsrier auf5 Bette unb
Heusffe rinesri6trt iInb unb msine 20=jdbriss
@rfaprune in eieIem @el6Gft 1T 9aranti", baB
ale Nrbeit snr 3ufriepenbeit ausfnaen pirb.
Cir Rcu Garbins berehnen mir 7 Gents, Gar
bling unb Spinuen IS Gents per. pfnne.
NQs Irbeit ptrO earantirt
9lbDlpb. mnner.
DUNMOORE MILLS COMPANY.
ST. James, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17
9 r t:

@m Sountag ben IL. Wat 1873,
ourd Srn. Grieoersridtsr GblS. 9of'
mann, in Der @obuun9 Ger @lt.rn bes
8rdutisams,
Serr &uguf @obIt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17
B66entIitber Marf:Seritbt:
9 etreibemarFt

Seoen Wittmo@ cerristrf Don Der
"Hermann Star Mills"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17
O0mffn0muN a!

Die llnter3ei6neten fpt eden hermit
allen benienieen, Die 5eiln Sobe ibrsE
asliebten SHUTTER, @orie Glifebstb
Naufebuno, ibr 8eiIeib ~bessugtsu,
ibren bcr;liden Sdnt aus
s barIes so { unb.
@iIGiam SO aufe B unb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-17
0eiGwulite @e16miire
Tlc6ten, S1l3HuB

cntiprin9cn ale unreinem Dilute unS 1T
oaber our6 Den nnertannten 9Iutreinis
ger Or. 9lu9uit S0nis's Samburaer
Sropfen Ser SiftItof aus benz &orger
gu entferneu. Sft 1T es ieoo6 notbie,
UNI Die SeiIuu0 gu bei6Ieuniaen, duBer=
li6e lotale Mittel an,upenbeu. NlS
ciu IoI6eS lit Or. @uauit S0nia's
9nmbureer SrduterpFaiter, fopobl ais
3uas ME SeiI-YHaiter, bon gutter
Wtrtuna uno leiitet Defenders fduaen-
cen Ntutteru, peIde an gefdwOQeneu
Sriiten Ieioen, unbe;ablbare 0ienfte.
0elbfu6t.
SeIbiudt III cine St0rune ser 9eber
uno 6aour6 beroor9ebra6te lleberfiGs
uns 6es Slutes nit Sale. 3einiaune
ner Safte in 6olge BON tii6tieem Nb'
iHbren burd Or. Nuauit 80nig's Sam.
burger Sropfen, tdeIide Iauwarmc
Sdoer, unO Setue9una in freier 9uft
limb bic beiten Sattoren cine totale
9eiInng gu bespe6en.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20

from fever have occurred in Gallipolis
since Friday. An attempt was made
10 land some Of the steamer Porter's
barges at Bladenshurg, ten miles be-
low Gallipolls, by man who was on
them, when they broke loose. He
was prevented from landing by a man
who fired several shots and followed
him down the river ten miles.
NEW ORLEANS, sept. I6. From noon
to p. NJ, - deaths and 1874 new
cases were reported. The mortuary
report for the week ending 6 p. M,
Sunday, show the total deaths to have
been T03, of which 632 males and II
females; 26l were children under 10
years Of age. The Young Mems
Christian Association reports new
cases 40; the How&rds report 35S,
including the destitute. Charles Me-
Coy was married Thursday, taken
sick Friday, died Sunday and was
buried to-day.
YIcKsBURc, Sept. l6. There were
20 deaths to-day, Is white and 5 COL
ored 85 new cases were reported to
day, principally colored. The follow
ing explains itselfi
Vlcksburg to her generous friends
throughout the country, greeting;
The distress of the South has only
been equaled by the generosity of orr
friends North. The responses to our
appeals have been so generously met
that we think the aid already received
will carry us through to the end o.
our troubles, and that the PUBLIC cha
rity Of the country may not be inn
posed upon, we request that all future
subscriptions for our relief be hello
subject to future calls, OF which no
tice will be given. when required.
(Signed) VIM, LOCKWOOD.
President of the Howard Association
BATON RoUGE, La, Sept. 16. Yes
terday's deaths, 2; new cases, IA t.
day, no deaths; new cases "a; tota
deaths, %; total cases, 541,
Reports from Greenville, Miss
give the total deaths, to date 1903.
CANTON, Miss, Sept. 16. Tots
number of cases to date, 404 death
Sc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20
Foreign Items.

Hotel keepers il, Switzerland this
summer complain Of dull times, and
say that no one stays long, Every
one seems to lie in a hurry, especially
the Americans.
Mr.. II. f. Keenan,, an American
journalist who has been residing
abroad for year or two, will return
home in September
The Parisians are wild with rage
because one Of the young ladies whom
they have been educating in their
Conservatory has accepted an engage
ment in the Grand Opera in Brussels.
1t was not exactly the proper thing
for her to do.
Macon, France, has been wild with
celebrations on the occasion of the
erection of the statue of Lamartine,
which has been made a social and lit
erary event.
The Swiss Federal Council has f.
nally decided to lay before the people
for their vote the matter of the subsi-
dy to be accorded the new ST. Gothard
route. 1t will, if accepto !, entail d
heavy tax on the people, but will also
increase trade.
The Russians lave found out q
large number Of persons who cheated
them in RoQmania in buying supplies
during the late war, and now propose
to prosecute them. 1t is said that an
instance is on record Of man who
sold 1000 francs worth of hay, then
gave receipt for 1000 roubles to the
Russian contractor, and thea admit.
ted in conversation, that the real sum
paid for the hay was three times what
it was worth.
An American writes to the London
Times to warn Englishmen against
drifting into the caucus system in pol.
itics. lie thinks he observes the ten.
dency, and he informs them that il
will be Of the greatest injury to then
Mr.. Stanley's man kadQ, who wa:
formerly page to the Emperor o
Uganda, but accompanied the ex
plorer across Africa, is on his way
from Zanzibar to Paris, to meet hl
old friend.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20

EXPERIENCES OF A VERMONT JUDGE
IN THE FAR WEsr.-The Washington
correspondent of the Graphic thus de-
scribos a singular contest which is 60
ing on in Wyoming Territory
"There is a curious fight going on
in the Attorney Generals office be-
tween q Judge and District Attor-
ney in Wyoming Territory. A cou-
pie of years ago Judge Peck Of YER
mont was appointed Judge Of Wyo-
ming, but on account Of his notions
regarding morals and court etiquette
he soon became very unpopular in the
Territory. He even carried his whim
of professional propriety so far as TO
prohibit swearing in court, and is said
to have fined lawyer who swore at a
witness during his cross-eXamnation.
Another popularity Of this Judge is
Q dislike of seeing attorneys, when
arguing case before him, pass around
a bottle Of viii skey, and he is said to
be violently, opposed to lawyers treat
ing the jury to drinks while trial is
in progress. Judge Peck is also re-
ported to have violated common de-
cency by refusing to proceed with a
case until the attorneys engaged in it
had eXtinguished their pipes; and a
community once rose 10 Indignation
when he ordered lawyer to remove
his feet from the Judges desk. These
whimsical notions are alleged to have
ade Judge Peck very unpopular in
the Territory; but when he instruct
ed q Grand Jury to indlct every man
who INDUCED in gambling or sold
liquor without license, the outraged
public demanded his removal. Not
being able to secure this, 8 bill drawn
| by District Attorney Johnson, passed
the Territorial Legislature, reappor-
tiohing the Territory into judicial dis
tricts, and assigning Judge Peck tc
the northern district. which does not
contain a town or court house, and
Is entirely uninhabited except by mil
itary garrisons, Indians and wild
beasts. He was deprived, by this bill
of any jurisdiction whatever, ard th,
indignation Of the public was satisfied
The Governor Of the Territory whl
approved this remarkable bill WAS re.
moved by the President last winter
and an act was passed by the Senat
disappearing the action of the Terri
torial Legislature; but through the in
auencc OF the delegate in Congress
the House of Representatives refused
, to concur with the Senate and the bill
was defeated. Judge Peek, who la
, now no jurisdiction, has nothing t
do bnt labor for the removal Of Dis
trict Attorney Johnson, who, h
/ claims, is the author Of all the mis-
chief. But Johnson is warmly sus
! tanned by the citizens, who feel
+ debt Of gratitude to him for his bri
\ liant achievement in shelving such a
f outrageous Judge and johnson
I backed by the citizens, is erdeaYorin
5 to secure Judge Peck's remova
:, promising, when that is accomplished
=. to secure the repeal Of the Redistric
' ing act"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20
Sudd en- Changes.

The proprietors of Downs ELIXIR
frequently hear it remarked by those
not in the trade, that cough medicines
do not sell much during the summer
months. This is a mistaken idea.
The sudden changes to Which this cli7
mate is subject at all seasons of the
year, renders il necessary to always
have some reliable cough remedy at
hand. Downs ELIXIR is sure cure
fer Coughs, Colds and Whooping
Cough, and all Lung Diseases, when
taken in season, and one dose, we have
no doubt, has many times prevented
consumption and death. The best
certificate that can he given for any
medicine is daily accorded to Downs
ELIXIR in the fact that it has survived
the storms and tempests of nearly half
a century, and is to-day the most pop
ular with those who have known it
longest. 1t has gained this great fa7
vor with the public entirely on its own
merits, having had less advertising
done for 1t in the whole time than is
done for some medicines in single
year. For sale everywhere
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20
The Autumn Season.

This is about the time when, re-
CARELESS Of the old distinctions of the
almanac, we ought to look for the real
beginning Of autumn. We are glad
to say that the present signs are en-
couraging to such expectations. The
dog days-and the dogs seem to have
had more than their usual share
this year--appcar to have departed
before the signals Of the great storm,
which spent its force elsewhere, and
we are now in the enjoyment Of ad-
mirable September weather. Though
the sun is still bright, the air is clear
and exhiliarating as if supplied from
u wholly different source from that Of
few days ago. The country never
looked in a better condition ut this
time of the year than it does now,
and the crops throughout New Eng
land, though not remarkable in any
particular, have turned out well, on
The average, much better than was
expected in the carly part Of the suns
meI. In the city there IS a renewal
of the Old busy life and activity, as
our streets are showing. We are glad
to record, also, strengthened feeling
of confidence in business circles, which
seems to be warranted by general re-
ports from the rest Of the country,
and which, at any rate, is, by its in
1uences and effects, great improve
ment over the gloom which has rested
upon too large part Of the mercan-
tile community hitherto.
We cannot forget, however, that
much us we in this section may long
for any benefits autumn may yet have
in store for us, how far more eagerly
and intensely the fcYer-stricken popu-
latioms Of the South must be awaiting
The first frosls Of the season, Not
wealth, or all the other material Iles,
sings of life, can equal. in their view
the chill which they might dread at
other times. That alone will stop
the terrible ravages of the pestilence
which has made their homes so many
cha.nel-houses. May they soon be
gratfied and relieved. 1t is probably
beyond the bounds Of imagination fol
our happy people to realize the hor
rors and distress which our Southern
brethren have been experiencing foi
so long period. The thing to be
done now is to send forward all tht
pocuniary aid AND supplies that may
be needed. The generous response o
the country so creditabIe hitherto, viii
we arc sure, not fail to the last The
time will come Shen the feasibility O
preventing such terrible visitation.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20

Medlclne to use during the heated
term They rectify torpidity of the
Liver, give tone to the stomach; they
act without gripping upon the Bowels
they remove bile from the blood they
purify regulate and invigorate the body
thereby preventing many diseases in
cident to hot summer weather. The
public, the medical profession and the
press, have borne ample testimony, to
the sterling qualities of the MANDRAKE
BIrrERs made by HENRY, JOHNSON &
LORD, Burlington VT, who are the
only proprietors of the genuine, Price
20 cents per bottle.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20

1t is to be hoped that this genera
ton may never be again appealed to
for aid in such a crisis as now over
shadows large section of the coun-
try. 1t is quite improbable that it
will. Therefore let no man, in antici-
patton of future appeals to his charity,
withhold lis cash sympathles from
the plaguc-stricken PEOPLE Of the
South, The fear of misrepresentation
should furnish no excuse for delay or
meagre contributions. AS general
thing the cash and supplies forwarded
for the relief Of the Southern people
pass through Che hands of these who
at the risk Of their own lives have
stood by their dying neighhors. Such
people can be trusted with untold
treasures.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20

Americans, like Ortogral of Basra, de-
sire that the golden stream should be sud
den and violent, or, in other words, that
riches would flow in upon them in a sud
den and violent stream. The ladies are
also like Ortogral. They want their hair
to flow like golden stream of beauty from
crown to feet. Carboline will do it. 1t
makes the hair soft and silky, and causes
it to grow long and luXnrantly. 1t is an
extract from petroleum and thoroughly de-
odorized by secret process, without the
aid of acids or alkalies. 1t has taken years
of hard work to accomplish this great re-
suit; but, thanks TO the CHEMISTS art, il
has at last been so completely deodorized
that it can be used as daintly as the fam.
Gus eau de cologne" of Farina fame.
The color has, at the same time, been OBJ
liberated, and there can not be possibly
any objections to its use. It is cleanly and
cooling in its application, and so thoroughly
penetrating IN its nature, that the seat Of
disease is reached at once; and further, it
will certainly do all that is claimed for it.
Sold by all dealers in drugs and medi-
Gipes.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20

When the true story of the yellow
fever plague of 1873 shall be written,
il will be found, we think, that the
most prominent part, North and
South, belongs of right to the women
Of the land. We have the testimony
of General Shields as to the sentiment
and action now pervading the women
of the North. Every record from
New Orleans, Grenada, Vieksburg,
and other smitten places, is redolcnt
with the heroism and sacrifice of the
devoted women Of the South. Many
men have been accused of cowardice
in leaving their homes and families to
the mercy of the world, and the raw
ages OF the scourge, but we have seen
no well authenticated account of such
baseness and treachery on the part of
any woman. On the contrary, wo-
men Of high and humble station, wo-
in the garb of religion and in the APP
parrel OF the world, women pure as
the dream Of angels, and women
God pity the--soied with sin, out
with true womaph0od unexGnguished
fhave braved death, Narration, misery
and all the woes that wait upon the
plague that spares not By day or night
We may not believe in the doctrin,
of total deprav,ty-, but if it is evel
exemplifed, th5 unfortunate being
who illustrates IL 10 never a female
God bless the women of the whole
country.-Augusia (Ga.) Chronicle.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20
SALUTATORY.

With the present number we
assume the control and man.
agement Of the Herald. Our
object will be to make our pa
per interesting and valuable.
We shall strive to conduct it
on the principle of malice to-
ward none. 1t will be the or
gan Of no clique OF ring, but
earnest in the advocacy of high
morals and good government.
Politically, we shall advocate
Republican principles, believ-
ing that the perpetuity and
strength Of our political institu-
tons depend, in ameasure, up
on the carrying out of the ideas
advocated by that party. 4
sssdy adherence to sound po4-
ICY and well estaBIiSIi5G theor-
les is necessary, and we shall
advance no notions contrary to
these tcnets. The present is
not the time for conjecture, but
rather for sound thought and
deliberate action. We desire
to do right, fearing and favor
ing none. Being the only pa.
per in the county we shall ad-
yocate the interests of every
section, AID strive to make the
Herald the home organ Of cv
cry town in Essex County. We
are located in the most -four
fishing village in the county,
Island Pond,-on the line o
the Grand Trunk Railway, ant
have at our command all thu
necessary equipments to run
good country newspaper. W.
confidently hope for liberia
support, both by subscription
and advertising patronage. w
pledge to our patrons our bes
efforts to make an acceptabl
paper, and to deserve a genel
Gus support.
w. II. BISHOP.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20
sgeaal aIptifea.
4~-~~~~-~~-~-~4~N~O~ ~N~N~NO~~c~-~-~~~~Ns~
STATE OF VERMONT, !

.O-~~~~~~OC~~~1~~~~NN -N~N~~~C~0~S~~-o~N~~
STATE OF VERMONT SIS.
ESSEX District.
In Probate Court held at Guildhall within
ana for said District, on the I'd day of Sep
tember A. D., 1873 an instrument purpowing
TO be the last win and Testament OF Joseph
T., Ingalls, late of Canaan. in said district de-
ceased being presented to the COURT by Mrs.
Mary NJ. ingalls,, for Probate.
concerned therein he notified to appear at n
session Of said Court TO be held mt the Proba te
ONCE in GuildhalI on the goth day of Septem-
Der a. d.. and show cause, II any they may
have, against the Probate Of said Will
For which purpose IT il further ordered,
that n copy Of the record of This order be pub
lihhed three weeks successiyelyin the Essex
County HERALD print az Island Pond pre-
vious to SAID time appointed for hearing,
VIM H. HARTSllORN, Judge.
a true copy of record Attest
VIM. IL, HARTsH0RN, Judge,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-20
THE SOUTHERN PLAGUE,
Sad Reports from Memphis and Other
Places.

MEMPHIs, Sept. IL. The mortality
to-day is greater than was anticipat7
ed III deaths are reported, 36 col
ored. Yesterday there were 9S deaths
instead Of 90 as reported. Reports
tonight are to the effect that the
fever is rapidly spreading in the su-
burbs ami the surrounding country.
CNorNNArI, Sept. 16 Three deaths