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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

Mr.. EdaeT.
The Vermont Mutual lnsarAsce Co.
has iast psblished lie aaRuAl report
From Il we learn that since July lat.
ISIS. there have been AboOt 400 hres
10 the state. iovolviaS loss q about
1856 900. That At that date there
were sutsissisg uuAdjussed losses 10
the amount Of sl2.75o. making total
u sl6s.750 10 be provided Tor by as
sessments OF otherwise. That the
smount Of premium aotes is 81. $40, 900
and hence the necessity Of an assess
mebt Of per cent. OF the 400 free
we find IRON The report that "a occur.
red Ia Rutland county aud involved
the company 10 loss Of s45.le9,
nearly oue-dilh oi all the ires 10 the
state aud nearly one-third ol the whole
amount VI losa
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auIcK no LEARN.

But short time ago the ears Ct the
nation were filled with the groans OF
the Southern ebivalry over the thiesish
rule Of the Republican carpet-baggers.
Not only Southerners bat Northern
Democrats also groaned IN spirit over
the wrongs Of their Southern brethren.
In response to these repinings and re-
lying upon promises OF good behavior,
Republican administration winked at
the use Of shot-guns and tissue ballots
and allowed the Southern states one
after another TO come again under the
lead of the chivslry. OF course since
the change everything has been done
on the square. No state treasures
have been robbed, state debts have
been reduced, taxes have been collect
ed. and lives and property have been
perfectly secure.
Not exactly. Somehow the high
toned chivalry must have learned a
lesson of the thievish oarpet-bagger.
Even in Georgia, where the native
Southerner has longest held sway,
every member OF the state government
but two are under indictment for en-
bezzlement or MALE asance 10 off ce.
One OF the remaining two, the governor,
is under a cloud and narrowly escaped
a vote of ccnsure at the hands OF the
state Legislature Nearly every state
on the list has repudiated the whole or
good . III 4 It's public debt amount
iug in all 20 loss of over two hundred
millions Of dollars, principally 10 Nor
Ihern creditors. This added 10 muni-
cipal repudiaiiou will swell the amount
to over three hundred millions. Those
now in authority attempt to crush out
all opposition by the use Of the shot
gun and an unfair count Of the vote,
so thai the government is no longer
Republican except 10 name, and we
suppose all these lessons have been
learned from the lhievish carpet-bag-
gers They are certainly apt scholars
aud have learned their lessons quickly
aud we'll
Now We do not claim that the gov.
eminent Of she "earpet.bsggers' was
what !, ought to have been, but from
present appearances we should Judge
the latter state VI affairs the worse,
We expected improvement and have
not found il. Neither do We claim that
there is no repudialion at the North.
but here il Is tie exception aud there
il seems to be the rule
This state Of things cannot always
exist at The South. There are gtea,
many good people there aud before
many years there must be change,
a revolution. perhaps Peaceable. al
leasi we hope 80; bat the better class
81 people will insist upon good gov
erament and IN The end they will get
H. We believe there Is virtue and 10.
telligenee enough ia The South 10
iasare good local gorerameat, bot IN
some instances. Al least. thete is lack
% il at present Toe authority is Ia
The bands II met who are no better
titan the Iong suiIeriag cafpe,-baggers
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Drsoss. Mr1s, Sept. % 1879.
prar gsurpai
The MichigAa State ARtcaltaral Fs,
cl1sr1 is doors lsst saturdsy II wAs
aot geusrally speaking. success and
was only saved lfom 6nancia failure
bs the Presidential Welt Toe state
f.ir hss hitherto been opsa 70 exhibit.
5fs from sbfosd Thia year paasS
up with eonoeil Aad imagining that
MicAigAn constitutes almost universe
-ihe ~mAaagers" voted 20 exclude
iofeigh exhibitions II - estimated
thai 20 90 Canadians failed 10 visi.
ibc grounds - they have doae 10
former ycars. This ialse protection
theory was especially 10 be regretted
% aeeount 81 the absence 81 the usual
Cauadiaa exhibit Of imported aud
native cattle Our Csnadisa beighbors
ere laite proud Of their cattle and have
iast reason 10 be / took particular
notice u this part Of the show and |
noticed herd d 6ne imported short
horns belonging TO a farmer prince
named Holeomb. ~ho resides near
Jackson Ia THE state. Conspicuous
aaiong the exhibit was the mother Of
the herd OF the COW with ,he over.
eUat OF ilesl, a. the animal was called
by her owner. She was pure Durham,
3 year. I'D, and weig he'd 2 S74 pounds.
] inquired q the attendant what she
had been iaued On be said grass "
waited come time 10 hear what else.
but a. he seemed to have concluded
bis statement | passed on 10 the next
stalls where lha only other exhibit
worth mentioning was made by 3
Hillsdsle county farmer. This was the
Hulstcin breed Of cattle. This breed 10
imported from North Holland, are
usually hlack aud white. grow very
large Ia fact those ON exhibition.
some ball dozen in number. were 30
large that was led to observe that
there aust be very little room 10 little
Holland for the inhabitants II all their
stock was Of that large growth The
owner claims for this breed a combins-
ton Of all the excellent qualities de-
sirable in herd, equally good for the
dairy OF for meat This Holstein ex-
bibit was 10 my judgement the best !
had ever seen and | regret did not
have time to investigate farther. There
was very little "borse trotting" 10 the
fair, although there was large ex-
hibt OF horse flesh. This considered
favorable symptom. The criticism
that our agricultural fairs have degen.
Grated with agricultural horse trots'
10 these latter years has been too just.
The President spent two days at the
fair aud IN seeing" the city and vici.
nifty, aud on Thursday evening he
stood underneath temporary canopy
in the city hall and pumped the hands
Of city swells, laboring men and gran
gers-vsrying the monotony occasion
ally by kissing the babies--for three
mortal hours, at the expiration of which
time he retreated in good order to the
friendly shelter Of Whitney's grand
Opera House, where be Witnessed the
Salisbury Troubador performance. The
welcome extended TO the chief msgis.
trste was most hearty, but the welcome
TO Gen. Sherman, or TecGmp." as the
old veterans call him, was simply an
ovation. | have visited Fort Wayne
since writing you last and am engaged
in compiling some figures in reference
to that port which hope to lay before
your readers in my next letter.
Yours truly. B.H.c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

hfIUAI IIRsONIs EHIAIH.
TIE undersigned, having been app0lnt4d BY
Hon Probate Court TOT the District on MAnehes.
ter CommisriUnsts, 60 receive, stsfaips aHa III.
iu.t al claims aud damsBds u al peFsons
sgaiust the state ~
Abigail pstsons. late " Sunderland
Va aid DisirieI deceased, aud ell elsias srkib.
sill meet for tina purposes aforesaid. 81 khs
dwelling house Of HUI 10 said buRdsf lspd
Vu The 5th day Of March neat from Que eoloek,
m. until four O'Clock m, os said day aud that
ssI mont tbs from the 9TH day " hspt. A. d, Is7g.
itofs 10 present thtir claims TO Ne for sEantbs-
tim aud silseRbrs.
Dstsd At MANCHESTER this 9Th day Of ssptsm.
bst A y 1879.
l93w A. X hTiLh0H,
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ns.msaa. and wberx knieiea ere ssE8qst
equal "a merit Il i oiten bard e etciat,
thouKk snch awnSr vii very asiurtlly
think BE lhc hfa. Tbese gutxsa whl
probably be eAspEed every sesF. % that
u shY perseh ihiass be - net iFesied
fairly one year BE- will be qaift AkslY 10
be IL Gated better tbS nexL fhfte u ohlY
ons Wy 10 have ,necesttul society, md
thsl is ior ~ e. tale bolt sad - me
best they ess. snd 81 disappointed enc
ysaf Try and 40 better the nrri EpuOE
- DOT RSkG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

a meeting Of the Tamnany central
a.s0eia,i8u Of New York was held
Friday bisht 40 address was made
hy s ) Cox. lie eulogized John
Kelly. aud denied that TAmmany had
boited thn Syracuse convention they
bad simply kept their word. John
Kelly spoke. aud was greeted with
prolonged applause. lie said Robin
sou was under The influence Of Tildcn,
who nodded hin as piece Of putty.
II would be better il the Democratic
party did not exist than that the PEG.
pie be cheated IN such way lie
predicted Rotiasons defeat 10 New
lork county BY 10000. He said the
greatest calamity that could beiAl this
country woali be The election Of TiIden
as president Applause
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Now, Mr. Editor. il may be all lair
and honest. but submit it is n little
singular that about oue-tenth OF the
company losses should fall 10 tho
town OF Rutland aud nearly one.third
Of Them in Rutland county. 1t is
equally singular that siK.,enths Of the
companys losses in the county Of Ben.
ning,on should happen 10 the town Of
Dorset. | suggest that il would be q
profitable study for some OF the CON-
pany's agents TO review their work and
ascertain the cause Of such large
figures Ia their columns of losses. And
il would be profitable for the company
to closely supervise the work Of some
of their agents. ~ the same end. The
cause exists and must be removed.
The majority OF the policy holders have
a right to demand II aud are loudly
clamoring for it. A modification Of the
agencies in a score Of towns would
reduce our assessments TO the old
timed normal figures.
Policy HOLDER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

The history Of English colonial rule
contains mauy pages, aud one Of them
las ia-t been repeated 10 AtghanistaB.
FoHW year, ago the ameef. who
Wa scaled on The throne by English
bayonets. was assassinaied. and the
~hole Afghan nation rose 10 sudden
srrnlt. AHd eight thousand Of her
msgeesys soldiers webt dying Tor their
lisrs from CAbul Now the case looks
,QsAlly bad Combined with the re-
cert disasters 10 soath Africa. this nu-
expected outbreak Imposes upou Lord
Beacouslel4s government compli-
Gated add dAage oes prohlem. tAilure
~ solte which may coss them iheir
seat.. anA .ara tae popala, tide agaia
tosari til41ssoae Al the sigus O
tie lHafs peihl 9 the return q power
81 sb~i great siaicsmAn. and The pses-
sag iiouhie may be tbe soal cause d
hfAnsag aaaut stat fesuh
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RI ] FAREWRLLa TnLaLe

iSssftrE ~ yEHkenT. Distriet Of MAEekssisr, -
ia Probate Court, held - Manchester. within
AID f0t zsid Diaitist o. ihs zSd day Of nsytsEs-
bss, A. y. 1918.
Ifosent Hot. h. Howard. Jsdgs.
The Adn4ias-tFator 0soFgs W. faFsefl
On ths sstsis II H. Fatwsli, late
II Dorsst ia said district aessassa. gt0pos.
log /. FsnasF an seeoaat ~ Lia s6aaiEisssailsD
81 said estate, Is u efdsgsd BY ssad Cenrs ikss
sad sesgust be txAminsd fgr advance Al . SOS.
sloa tAsfaof u bs he'd a. Us PfoDats Once -
tn Manchester ia saia DistSiet ep sAs
xyik Cay ~ octsbsf a b, isf3, sod that nstiss
- giFea 70 Al pefs0es iuterestsi ~ The psbA
eatlqa ~ thls oftsf - tLs MkEstssssf fseasaI
Aewspaper pdnsea IT ssld MsneksssaF, ihiss
seeks sueefsarsiy. Vfsgioss p said lms Il
hearing
A tfus kte1fi
Attest, K. HOWARD. gsass.
tree eopy u Exeard
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

IL is little curious how the Ohio
Greeubackers. Pendleton aud Thurman,
argue the question. They both claim
that specie resumption has not been
accomplished that the Republicans
have brought great injury upon the
country by bringing about resumption;
that resumption was sure to como
anyway and would have come long
before it the Republicans had not
hindered il and lastly bat the Demo
Gratis aud Gfeenbackers have done
more than the Republicans 10 making
resumption possible. This is about as
cheeky as yoofhies claiming that be
WAS greater TREND 10 the soldiers
than Cos Morton ever was, bot
yooshics did not dare to say what sol
der, be referred L.
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D. n noYr.g p...ia

State Of Vermont Manchester District g.
Ia Pfobsts Court. held 1t hanshesttr, witbis
aud f.r said District 90 the 18th asy " ssps
tsnibsF a. %. 1879
Pres nt Hon. H4sssy HousFd Judge.
The Administrator, 0ss. r. Hart. ca The -.
Of H. u. Hoyt, late 0f ATiiBstoh. 10 ssid
District decreased, proposing ss fsndas aa sesevbs
~ his sdnliaisTati0H on said sslste, 10 10 order.
81 ~ said Court that said kec8uHi be sEsalhed
tUf allowance AZ session thereof " be held ~
tire Pfobats OAse in Asaoksssst. ~ sasd dlyllies
On the xJti dAy u October. A. .. 1878. end sest
noites b. given 70 81 persons Interested " ths
/ ub.leati0B Of Ills order u the bsHehsstst.
gousHAL. a Bewsysy printed al said Manehas-
tor, three wseis 'saossssassg. sstsoas " saaal
time II hearing.
Bg the Court
Attest, HAasET HOWARD. badge
Atras copy u Record,
issw Aussi, BIssrY HOWARD. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

Gov. Robinson. 10 bis letter accept.
Ing tie denomination for governor Of
Now York. claims the sole honor 81
reducing canal expenses and taxation
asd goes on TO show how much money
he has saved the state by such meaus,
Now this Il true Democratic modes,y.
Gov. Robinson and everybody else who
il acquainted with the circumstances
knows that The Republican legislature
inauguraled The work Of reduction and
Robinson simply should have credit Of
approving instead Of yetoing these
measures According TO John Kelly
he did veto acts OF the Legislature
which would have sAved millions OF
dollars TO New York City
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

Ben Batter aud weudAll Phillips IL The
Masssehussl,s Greenbaek team. inso-
IeRes aud eloqasaee.
Il is reported The diaersm eOsi con
panlrs have eome 10 81 Ggrsemehi. sad
thar tbs eonhlnAii0a would be seeetsd
niii4!a day o. lwo.
II Is reported that AleTaDder Mitchell
declined the Democratic nomination for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

Not go fast my friend il you could
see the stroag. healthy. blooming men.
women aud children that have been
raised from beds Of sickness. soiIering
aud almost death. by lbe use Of Hop
Biiters. you would say "6lorioos and
invaluable remedy See another
coiamn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

Tee nenocfats soms q sheu. lAsgh
Il lsf gepgb.ieAn vict0ri"s 10 caii'qt-
"a aad Massa - smsil potatoes, bus
80 uoatd lke = eBqsife how ne
Demaefats came cot n these elections
n the former sfAie they wrfe heh'n
t4ih tbs candidates. aud IN Naiae lhe
6feenbaekew beat them clear cot -
ssht II lhey oaasot 30 letter than
10 maks taa ltird in race they
ousbt -, ~ mAte ap faces At ihr
leaders
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

Rais5 has otsAias2 tsu aoHisai'es
gsr gasataaf .ium tAtse coArcaifoas e
Msfa1hassiis ibs Grstpbssf. lsgit'
Aeaacrais asa Bvsler RspsblseaAs
Bs Ia gel Efoag team bat rsshci
neaa ssa8us aa8 - haf8 = drive. obt
wasia sapgase - = Hsase team
~ wig mtts lisely Sight bot Is i
lle general impfrssion that hs all no'
Fel - many votes - e did lat ysar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ions MoPHILAAr's Estate.
The undersigned, having bssn appointed W
the Hon. Probate Couf, for the Disiriet Of Man
chester, Commissioners, 10 receive. sxsmIss aad
adjust all claims and demands o. 81 psTsons
against tbs estate Of
John hephilsmy. late " Dorset.
10 said District, deceased. ana all claims sIhib-
tied in OBJECT 'bsrets, hstsby give notice thst vs
vill meet tor the purposes aforesaid, at The lsis
70, idence ~ tho deceased ~ Dorsst, 90 tks 2atk
~ February rtIt from uine nelneh . m. ustlh
fuuf cioct y ~. on sid dAv sBd that III msH.ks
from tire 25ih st August, 1919 IL iks tims hm-
tied ny sid Court fof said creditors ~ prsssbt
theit rlHiui 10 us for siamihntion and showcase.
Dated ct Dorset this ash day OF August, a.
D.. 1879
cHAELHs WILLIAMS. o,.
l7s~ JOHN MANLY. va"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

Tbe pari Nhuier has written l,t
tn i8 feplr 60 81 Invitation g attend
"a tsvb9 hHb auaieetsaSy eelobfa
teis 81 r,r sriiItmeui Of kaneas e.
Vii d he say- 80 one n year
st.itr ststrs a. sueh record a.
,uf. b. tall Is peril and adventure,
iatutoJe. ecii-sacu6ce aud heroic De.
yation Is ireedoto lts baptism Of
mst,yr blood not only saved The state
/. abcuy but made The abolition q
slavery every whore possible.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

ti~a. Grant arrived 10 san Francisco
saturday evening" and Was accorded a
public reception Of character which
oau leave 30 doubt Of the manner 10
which be i. regarded by the residents
II tbe Pacific coast Not only the
whole city bot almost every town Ia
The state was flled with excitement.
and there ia no use denying that II was
chiefly The spontaneous ontbarsl Of
feeling q the people themselves.
though political leaders may possibly
have given the thing star,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

Democfatic rule ia 0his has psoyea
expeesive. 4 slalemeal so9n to be
pgbbsaea wiH show that within 10
yeAn cue Ices BY The detslcasl0as ana
shehs q Dem0erAsie eoUnsy oflcens
all saoaat to ever 81 .oo0 oe0 Thss
distributed hesweca % eeantie..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

DariBg lhv Rssl ihree year, hinety
thfse uonasicties sad ..ity-eue ooaVehis
have besn sappesse.i 10 Rome. sad their
lumstet, ! .sss ia hambef, east adfih
TIE vet pfceesds II tie eoadscasioas sud
sale 81 he caufeh property ia tbe clty
we're oniy csc millions Of doilau-G
mere trns ID egmPsslsoa to tie great
sxpseisiieus tsitrainsd ~ Ne autaosi.
lie..
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rnE FAIR.

Mr., Editor:
Why is it that so many people who
attend our fair return disappointed
They have toiled patiently and perse'
veringly for weeks or mouths perhaps
and have taken infinite pains 10 pre-
pairing some choice article for exhibit
ton. hoping to receive the reward Of
their industry and skill They enter
their articles with high hopes, even
confident. after examining other articles
on exhibition, Of receiving the well
earned premium, but greatly TO thei'
cbagrin some mole fortunate. but less
deserving person, receives the prize
and bears 1t Of 10 triumph, leaving
them disappointed, with feeling down
deep 10 their hearts that wrong and
injustice has been done somewhere
Those who award prizes will say these
wrongs are imaginary and that all can
not receive premiums True. they
cannot. but all may receive lustice,
Premiums should not be awarded TO the
person because he has helped about
the fair. getting it up, etc. but 10 The
article. If not, let all leave their stock
and produce and wares at home, end
the men who have the most friends
go and get their premiums and others
consider it useless 70 make anY further
attempts 10 excel. We hope those
who are in authority at the coming
fair will consider this matter and mete
out justice 10 each individual that
there may be more general satisfaction
aud less disappointment. We hope ell
who attend the fair this TALL will 81
home feeling that justice has been
done. then may We expect that The
town fairs will be q success, because
ali have received their foil share ol
praise aad The reward they deserve,
Everybody likes 10 attend the fair that
- faif. We trust The honor Of the
Judges. feeling they will be disposed
to DO the fair thing.
A MExBEE OF THK SoclErY.
IL l. too much 10 expect eteFyDed !
vi be sAsisAea with lhe decisions 81 say
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

The Acisl<&lleus rags 10 an sns ffom
tt2s GO is ssw kasared FAirhela
casaiy Kaisg homs- has lssi iIt1..
90 Boiler eanty had I've AtfAlca
tsus q ever 500 coo each. aal hss
i beatily lyAlosx senss 81 miaas
sfrsalAiisns Cisrmsat has seaefeA &c
us e,tea II SIS 900 Blown. $40
900 slaFt $500 Hsscock. sac .
900 Augia5ze. So 600. These
smeauss rsyrossst scssA stealngs
irom re puhfe treasury ovefehafges
ia iaes a not being tsien iaia sc.
caahL j. hali y tho coBpiics coauglI.
"a 8 DeaQcr4is IA the state here
have bees defaieau0Bs Dgaug ths
sane period osly to Or three deislca.
tisbs 10 hegablieao counties have oc.
CURED aid ialsc vefc ios Insignificant
taus Dfthe amount stolen ty Demo
cratic enc less than per cent.
ba, been recovered. and u tie % Be-.
laaltep obly 3 have been punished.
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Marriages.

Al Tres. \ ssps 1 O.. ~ ths fsssasses = 7
eoa W ne asastns ssttNsmaR hss J y Ne
fssst. Hfyaaf ~ Ckfists stureh. Nssheat We
Ar4 - tsfAtags ifass4s. Ana hiss Nna
Msaasslt ~ MkHthnsast. NetMesA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

Az 1nfkrtiln 5sfpasasa as CATS, a~Ft. tftA,
o. sFaplehF Rsgaplst affiea, s5is - Assess q.
Fhs5rn-f faFmpfly - nsrsst. W. sEeA 20 yeass
AZ N,psasstsf pspet. segl saA. Aiss usFtis
MsWtih. tEea 10 ysAfs
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81 Msmphi. Aoaiaaehs vas a. slai-
vat a rebel sheet during the sAr as
a., pathshcd ia TOE South, but like
BeAsregari il. editor Wa conquered
aat h,- btbaecI himself since tie sur.
feuier a. bscomrrh a spirit ehastened
i, defeat aud this il the very seu-
sitie ,ics De taxes of the situ4tioa Of
tae country to-day
Nli9 t. responsible for renewal OF
ibc &ar issurs hr Democratic lead
cf.bip Is congress Whu forced az
.vxira secession cmocrstig leaders
s. un have made fetce wal 90 presi
dcnt IlAy e. Democratic leaders. Who
have declared that 'bc army shall not
e FED clothed and paid. and that ali
the executive departments Of the gov
trnmeut shall lac closed or changed 7
Democrats leaders Who have united
tie Republican leaders aud made stai-
warts out 81 liberals Democratic
leaders Who ale those that year
ago dcclsted Hayes was the lawfully
elected President, bat who uow de-
nouuce him az fraudulent Que Dem.
ocratic leaders Who are they that
howl Justify for mo troops at the polls
anu charge President Hayes with the
tell purpose Of using hayonets at cleo
tionsY The same Democrats who a
year ago approved the removal Of the
troops from the South by Hayes. Who
then, has exbumed the bloody shirt 7
Democratic leaders Who il making
the North solid I Democratic leaders.
The most indifferent observer Of politi.
cal events can predict with the accura-
cy Of figures the result Of the contests
u 1879 and 1880. The Democratic
party will be overwhelmed with politi-
cal disaster and overthrow.
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sP.clAL sor,cKs.
1. o. Of o. p.

B-gulsr m~stisE a AdAm's Hall. "a FRIDAY
KFsning " each wsek
Z, B. BOLLiBrKE, y o.
w. a. ADAMn hse't.
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bennington county had ~ Gres With Al
aggregate loss TO the company oi S..
9l2. ~ follows:
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l. q. ~s O. T.

hSEaiar msslnxs % Saturday kysaiaaa II
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