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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

THE GREAT TAMMANY' MEErING..-
The following letter is published in the
New York 'Sta as having becn ,rc-
ccivcd at the great Tammany Hall
llaEc)ck meeting Held on tho 23d inst. {:
FROM HON. JAMES II. RloN, or SOUTH
CAROLINA.
49,. WINNsBORo, S. g., Sept. Is, 1880.
lion. IHgUStHs SchcW, Chairman:
DEAR SIR: am in receipt OF your
lcttcrof the 9th inst, inviting ME to-
address the grand mass meeting to bc
held on the 2Dd inst.
! am very sorry that my engage
mcms at the courts here, which arc
now in session, and which will con-
tinuc beyond the 23d, will prevent my
accepting your invitation.
| hope that the reunion Of the
Democracy in New York is q harbin-
ger of the real reunion of the States,
which can only be effected by the Cfcc-
ton of Hancock and English and the
defeat of the so-callcd Republican par
ty. The election Of Hancock would
mean peace and goodwill, and re-
union between all parts Of this c0un-
try; that of Garfield would signify the
pcrpctuation of dishonesty, discord
and misrnlc. Very respectfully, your
obcdicnt servant, JAMES IT, RI0N.
RESULT or TIE PRIMARY.-It mn
pears from selni-oflicial sources that
i1l1l ~ III i1lli uiS thG result of tile pri-
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

--Ihysiciaus recommend sshrincr's
indian Fcrmitilgc as Il reliable agent
TO destroy and cXpcl worms. IT is per-
ieclly safe and easily administered. 1t
is cheap and will give satisfaction. y
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A~ e. UE II T r. Eat:aS

Have never DIcOrc been advertised. but have
gained wonderful reputation wherever used.
Compounded by prominent Delaware nhNSi-
clan. and used by hIm IN his practice during
more than twccty years. Thcy have never
nc'n known to ia!l when taken strictly accord.
ing 10 directions. myself had the aEuc every
rthcr dav Tor. nearly two !cari,. Nut was In
uiccd TO Try this remedy, and IN. ing taken one
never been troubled since. Hundreds OF tcSii
monialS might 'be gIven. Price sue. per box,
postpaid. Address -, ~
sep, 15-.Iw NJ l.. EDISON Claymoni, Del
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New Double Store

During the ten years since our cstl
iiShment Of orr house VIC lave develop
the music trade Of tho South to n wo
dcr!ul Gcgr;r, but n5N6t ;Sc'havc onlyb
gun. WCHcc, not many years rhcad, n
business of II million n enr. and to take
care ot this enormous trade We have pro-
vidcd our present mammoth wnrcroo!nS.
Fall trade 1880 will be immense We nro
ready for it,. For months our senior part
ncr has been ut tho North cont raGtinr
with Piano and Organ manufacturers for
instruments. lie has concluded most
advantageous contracts, and the Pianos
and Organs are "comin9, coming" 10 }, coo.
more, by every stcn,ncr. New Styles, New
Prices, New Terms, New Store, New De-
pariurO.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

Disease in fowls can be prevented
by using FEputZ's Celebrated Horse and
Cattle Powders III their food.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

Our friend Mr.. n. G. Robertson his
already sold thirty-six b1lcs Of cotton
Of this years crop, from iour-horsc
farm. There is life and money in the
old land vet.
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E'ab EIHI'E.

RlDrS will be received by the Executive
- Committee of the Chester Fair As
soclatlon for the privilege of selling Beer
ana lemonade. Also for tho privilege of
opening Restaurant on tic Fair sronn,)s
during the Fair. Ecuclr to be in scrara, @
apartments. Bids will also be received
Tor Band to furnish music d.fri,iH the
Enlr. Bids must be handed in by Mon.
day the dth OF October. All cominunica-
tons must be addressGdto
80. j. Q. McATEE.
Sec: Chester \. II. & NJ. Assn.
sept 30 xl
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= -
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

T1iG!iNS ID Stops, Sub Bnss, Oct. CoNnlcr,
Won celeste 81 NnN iluuInna, Sent. OF trGti Tar-
wanted, only St5. Pianos 1925 up. Cal ai0guc
FREE Address DANIEL l.. BEATTY, Washing
ton, y. j.
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Two colorcd men living on one Of
Mr.. d. II. Flcnnikcn's places, have al
ready sold six teen heavy bales ofcot-
tom from two-mulc farm.
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- ~ 80 70 ~------
FRESH GRoCERF2s i

SUGARS, assorted. Coilrcs, RIOS
' LaGnayrn and Old Gov. Java.
Rio and Old Gov. Java Toasted.
Teas, Black, Imperial, Gunpowdcr :
and Young Tyson.
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Subscribe to the your county during
the can,pai"7i."'
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New Advertisements. Il

Noticc-A. Williford.
The Arcadc-MimnaugE.
FALL Landcckcr e. Bro.
Don't Buy Elscwhcru--R. W. Phil
lips.
TO Let t-J. C. McAtcc, Sec. Chester
Tair Association.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

IMMENSE SUCCESS 10000 In 80 days
MORE AGENTS WANTED to scll tho Official
,oy I5yh GENERAL II HANCOCK.
In"ludfng the, t.tfc OF Hon WM II. ENGiiSH
vhis work Is endorsed by GEN. HANCOCK and
the party leaders. Is low priced, Immensely
popular, ana selling Ike hot cakes. Tho hnr-
vest time Is September and October. Outfits
soc. Act quick ana coin money, For best
terms and tuli particulars, address. HUBBARD
BROS, Atlanta, Ga.
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We have received hnuSilifully ell
gravca invitation to attend tl>J open
ing Of Mcssrs. Wolfe Il Barucl in Dul-
las Texas, on the 2ad instant. a band Of
Music was 10 be on ha,id and things
to be generally lively. Sorry we
couldn't step over, Sol, old fcli5w, but
we wish you abundant trade aid
coolies ofmOncv.
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CANNED GOODS:

Pears, rcdchcs, 1'inttppcs. TO
matocs, Salmon, Corhcd Beef, Dcvicd
lam and Turkey, SartineS. &c.
hlacaroni and Cheese, Ginger Pre-
serves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Coopcl
Gcla'inc, Mustard, Black Pepper and
NuimewS. &.
hald%ir Catsup, Cross s. Black :
wc'ls Chow Chow, Empirt Chow
CHOW: Assorted Pickles, Lea & Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce.
j. j. McAASTER e go.
sept /!
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at Il competitive examination iii
Columbia for the appointments to the
Nashville Normal School, John G..
buchanan, sou Of Or. II. a. Buchanan,
stood second, lie will leave this
week. He is Il pupi. Of Mt. Zion
School, and a talented and thorough
fellow. Though sorry to loAc him,
we wish him success.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

The following is tho result
Of the Primary Election, pre-.
cured just as we go TO press. The fol-
lowing arc nominated: For Senator,
T. y. Gaillard.' For Representatives,
Jno. W. Lylcs, G. e. Thomas. For
School Commissioner, John Boyd. For
Judge of Probate, j. II. Boylcs. For
Coroner, G. s. Ilinnant. No others
are nominated. The follow ing. arc
sent back to the Clubs: For Repre-
scntativcs, G.. ii. McAIastcr and II. S.
Bricc. For Sheriff, j. ID. McCarlcy
and II. E. Ellison. For County Com
1nissioncrs, H. o. Duke, j. r.. Harvey,
>. G. Heron, !. a. lIinnant, j. A.
Stewart, II. M. Zcaly. The second
primary comes off or Saturday, ul-
der the same rules. The clubs will
please take notice.
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''' O0FHfFr'"F't It"I''tIT Vl u tNNN TFt
date contained very ilattcriNH notice
OF the fall opening Of Mcssrs. Dcs-
portcs & Edluuds. Their stock was
complete fnF gave c''itlcncc of the
greatest skin and taste III selection.
Mcssrs. II. II. E,,inuuds and }. NJ.
Edmnnds represent Fairfield, besides
whom arc several other competent
salcsmcn. Fairfield people visiting
Columbia will not fail to give this
house; il call.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-22
srAr. NEws.

Two young men were arrested recently
at Rutland snd 6ned for hanging around
The depot after having been ordered away.
East Hardwick has succeeded in re-
funding the town bouds. About $50, 900
was taken by private individuals, the bal
snce by the Montpelier savings bank.
Mrs. w. n. Beecher, Of Irssbufg. slip
ped on the lee some days since aud fell
striking her head on stone door step,
cutting a long cash aud rendering her in-
sensible. Il was thought that she would
not survive.
The receivershp OF the Howe Seal
Compasy. at Rutland, ended Thursday,
and the trustees for tie bondhoIders--
Messts. Rowell and Kellogg passed
back into the hands OF The company full
control Of their works aud property, the
matter producing the embarrassment
having been satisfactorily arranged.
The announcement is made that Rev.
Whitman Tilley, the psslor OF the Melho.
dist church 10 Brandon, hss change his
thee ogica creed and become convert
to the doctrine Of the Episcopal church.
Among the earliest real estate records
10 Charlotte are deeds from Eaihsn Alien
to DIvid Ferris, David breckenridge and
ChAs. Mcneil. They range Ia date iron
1853 to i7s5. At thai time, Charlotte was
In Rutland county.
Martin Daily of Burlington worked for
Que year on the Rutland and Burlington
railroad under The original contractors
Bradley, Strong & Co., aud has ever
since worked for that road, drawing fall
pay every months record Of 81 years
and niue months Of labor without the loss
Of single day from any causs.
The Psaumpsie railroad company
have purchased one hundred box cars.
snd Tie line, iheiuding tie 5. T., the d.
c. NJ. aud the PAaempsie has purchased
another hundred These esrs e8st about
t6o0 each, or 500 more than they vsald
have ooss fouF moutbs ago. TIE com.
pany have Bow Gsl ireiRll cars Apd this
number wilh tbe tso bRadred jast pur.
chased and The afy to eoms from the
shops, would seen 10 give rolling stock
enough 10 DO The business,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-22
NArtnsAL risasek..

The discussion Of asAnciai questions
ksa commenced ia Congress and will
probably not cad very soon. Mr. Chit.
srndsn Of New Yoik. made a strong
speech Os Tuesday Of which we give =
brief resume.
Air. Chisteudeu sAid the talk aboat
resumption. ilby tia. uord was meant
tAe hosest pas msut OF ths aosting var
dsit was = ksoad farce ia The ryss Of
he commercial world Ths cry 'let
cell enough sloss' neAst eIseIly Tbs
opposite; il meAss gold for Nsw YORK.
silver. Of ifrsdesmable paper for the
y and West For more than two
yesrs Il has tsea sppsrsst 70 the isiel-
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The only Way,

The only way to cure catarth IL by tho
use OF cleansing aud healing lotion APP
piled 10 the in1amed and diseased mem.
braue. SnHfls and iumigators, while
Ahording temporary relief, irriiate the
affected parts and excite moro extended
inflammation. Besides, no outward appli.
cations eau alone cure catarh, The dis
ease originates in vitiaied state OF the
blood, aud a thorough Alternative course
Is necessary to remove II from the system.
DIR. Sage's Catsrrh Remedy has long been
known a. an efficient standard remedy
for this disease, but, 20 insure radical
and permanent cure, II should be used In
conjunction with DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical discovery, the best vegetable al.
terative yet discovered. The Discovery
clssnses the vltiated blood, while the
Catarfh Remedy allays the inflammation
and heals the diseased tissues.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-22

Rgsni msrsAssu q New Yefk thai
AHsrica woais stsolatsiy eonGol sbs
Ksla mAfteta " the wasld wbsnsveF
ceaEress psfuittsa Chiilendsn ~.
narted tsai pgs dollar 81 The soAtisE
~ astt bad besa paid siaee May,
is5s scr bad saythisE yss taken place
10 saie rsssmpsio5 stable snd sscars
lie feared ihs ma onty "a CosgFess wsfs
nss cgscernsd 70 make rssumpiion ss-
care. be Aiso feared TIE possou 81 leEA
tsndsf rad % eaten inio tie vilAls q
ibs oouuiry that Congress you'd sever
bio, tie curse from The statsls book, and
unless there wefe a power whose de-
cfees wsfs bindinE os Co0gre-. the
eouu,ry was Al east 10 great dagger Of
icing plugged again into the irighuol
vorteI oi fspudiation The government
bad blabdersd 10 dealing With che cur.
fcncy and blandefsd At 80 immense
cos. 10 The people The legal teuder
ieslure Of ii was the primary. colossal
mistake debt past due oosld not he
paid TOO quickly Tor the boHor sad high.
e.t Interest Of the debtor II CoHgress
usiy bed the courage to deal wisely
~ith the currency now. without refer.
etcr 10 The peIt Congress or next
flc.idsut the world would soon he
amszsd ~ the swift deliveranee Of the
lniled States IRON the legal leuder
poruon u ito hAiioBAl debt. and by the
substitution VI gold for every dollar Of
a. he believed ii could be paid dollar
for dollar Out Of the mines and surpluss
revenue - the country ia lees than FIVE
yeats. not only without a sensation Of
harm bot with the most encouraging
inspiration and support Of every honest
man. aud the industry iG the land
would deprive the greenbscks Of their
legal tender quality from next July.
He would stop minting silver dollars,
and would Is soon ~ practicable,
convert all the silver bullion now on
band and owned by the government
with the $4,000, 900 OF useless silver
dollars into gold. and with gold thus
acquired. would 10 the regular course
Of business pay an equal amount OF
greenbacks. he would further pay off
the greenbAcks with the surplus rev.
enue instead OF buying bonds not yet
due. With $4,000. 900 Of gold and
silver produced by the mines every
month. all the gold wanted for currency
purposes could be easily controlled. and
other great nations could be forced to
Join the United States in the establish
ment Of bi.meta!ic standard whenever
ii should appear for the interest OF the
United States to do it.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-22

The Rutland RcUIetg has the follow
lug Judge kedield was severely
severe on Josiah Saver the WAits6sId
incendiaty sentencing ham to twenty.
dse years 10 Windsor atAtc prison.
SeAyef has = young wife. 10 only
twenty two years old, aud by ell &C
c5auis Ia not bad man, otherwise than
having a weakness for burning houses
md barns on course il IL rongh on
the insurance company to have TO pay
80 much insurance money, but the 60.
'ion ~ the judge although perfectly
legal. will have tendency to give the
outside world the Impression that il
wac caused by insurance corporation
prosecution. Justice certainly did not
demand 80 extreme > sentence, and II a
little mercy bad been shown, the law
would have just a. well been wildcat
ed. liz our mind, aud we understand
1t is the impression Of others. thst there
was insanity about this case We hope
that after the man has been FIVE years
10 Windsor we may have humane
ll4g IA the governors chair. In the
meantime the young wife Is deserving
OF the deepest sympathy OF every
philAnlhopist 10 the state.
II 10 quite evident that the editor Of
the Revrle has not lived where fire bog
has piled bis neiarious trade for an indef.
mite period or he would not tLuk the
Punishment referred 10 severe enough
Imprisonment for life is none too severe
fVr = man who makes a practice o.
barn,hg buildiags for no motive what
ever except pure cassedness Setting
fire TO holdings not only endAngerr the
lives OF the occupants bat where such
iocendisry FIRE. are u frequent occur.
rsnco tho worry OF mind caused by
continual wsuhing especially 10 vo-
men and 10 tilnid and still mora 10 tho
sick and Invalid people Is worse than
tie aclaAl damage shich occurs. AID il
81 i'ea the case ,h,t such people are
buried into their graves by this anx.
iety. Imprisonment for life 10 hardly
ta1 euoogh Tor such iueendiary
wsete 4es
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A REVISIT 10 THE GREEN MOUNT
AIMS.
No. IL.

no. IL
We must leave the Connecticut val
ley at Wells River Junction. rs the
Passumpsic railroad follows the river
bearing iis own name TO its source and
onward TO the young aad growing VIII
lsge OF Newport. 81 the head Of Magog
Lake. II would have rewarded us TO
pause at the large aud still growing
village OF st. Jobnsbury. In passing
VIC saw a part Of its enlargement dur
Ing the thirty years that have passed
since our last previous visit there Its
neEly.made streets, its fourishing
academy and churches, it's county
buildings recently erected, along with
it's manufacturing establishments
still flourisbing. only begin TO tell what
an amount OF work has there been &C
complished within less than fifty years,
when Erastus Fairbanks, since Govern
or Of Vermont, ard his brothers Joseph
and Thaddeus, par mobile frdtrum, com.
menced there the manufacture of the
world renowned Fairbanks patent
scales
Friends were awaiting our coming at
Barton village. Crystal Lake. for
many years known as BelIwater Pond.
beautiful sheet Of water some two
miles 10 length aud less than one-third
ola mile IN width. lay at our right IN
til we reach the village. 1t there be-
comes a good water power and forms
one Of three branches Of the Barton
river, which enters the Lake at New
port. Since our visit TO Barton ia 1864
il has increased 10 size aud beauty aud
wealth. The Orleans Co Bank is To-
Gated here. It's large union school
building, its hotels and stores, and its
rich aod tasteful, aud withal convenient
church edifces, bespeak the prosperity
Of the village aud the town. We made
the Acquaintance OF the editor OF ils
well.flled weekly paper. Here and at
Barton landing aud al East Coventry
ten piles north and in sight Of the lake
that lies bali Of il in the Queens Do
minion, We rested aud visited our kind.
red whom we had not seen since the
third year % the war AT Barton land
ing we visited relative. Lieut.. Ed.
win JoslyR. who was IN the battle OF
Winchester under Sheridan. aud was
sbot 10 the right eye. and the bal pass
ing %, Of bis head in front Of HE left
ear. We wondered at his recovery
then, aud rejoiced 10 hnd him ia toler.
able health Ia East Coventry. only .
large mile ir0m the railroad. 40 only
living brother has rcsided forty years
His farm Eisss uumistakable proofs Of
long continued and thorough culiivs-
ton. AID with many others IN the came
and surrounding towns. be has reAped
the rewards Of patient industry. For
macy years the Springfield DAILY Re.
pul2ieaa. and later the Boston DAILY
Journal. is found on bis table. In
previous visits we bad seen from bis
vicinity and come doEen nilss distant,
sOstheAsisfly. branch OF the Green
AoHstsias rubniOE northeastsriy A
aosCh ia The mountain poistinE 81 right
angles appeared as II !, bad beea cut
out d0wn 10 the level OF the country
arousd We bad also learned that =
sheet ol water Eve niles long and oEe
! hall mile wide. called WiIloughby Lake,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-22

NJ Ntih1nEsi Chilas, theatre basiness
agenl u some experiences. AID formerly
dramatic editor 81 tbe Bostos Traveller.
compliments 10 fiowata Opera House,
Rsrlinkses, speaking q L. ~ oee Of 1.-Two
moti sAafnlng eFefa b0osss among
SIXTY be Visited
Pauf Psftons have bed tbs Eas Of
iowa clerk 10 Aeabury f5r he pest
us years. TIE arsi ele,k. Cul J kent,
bed The eiaae 50 Yests, lease Bailey, 81
years: Dasiel Johnson. = years; hsn
various persans held she Office Tor The
next ak Ysafs; aud Hon. II W. Bailey
bSs nov bed the oflce for - years. Hon.
Alvin Bean has bsid the efios OF town
clark 10 West Falrlec, for IS years.
The baaRess transacted II ibs Burling.
ton post 0fiiee iAsi year wss lsrEef than
ever kuOw before. the recips fniliug only
lriaa short Of lwsaly thousand dollars,
When they reseh that sun, as they IN
doubsedY will next year, the free dsliy.
cry system will be inAnguraied. The
money order business transacted was
over Que huntIred aud twenty-hve thou-
sand doilsts-
10 tie year 1879 there we're In this
State 6S failures Tor about per cen. Of
The total member engaged Ia business)
with liabilities of Nab Sgg
Bart Howard a Dover man, 50 year.
old, wns taken with paralysis while Al =
meeting the other evening, aud expired
10 sh3u Zine.
Nj u. G.. llubbvlI OF West Enosborgh
was thrown from bis wsgou the other
evening, by The breaking Of 80 axle, aud
sustained .elious injuries about the bead
aud shoulders, bn, il is hoped he will re-
ever
a iilts eiil 81 George Deianey's OF
SwAnton, bad narrow escape 3 ieU
days ago, that probably would have
proved fatal. She WAS sliding with a
sled aud going upon the river, just above
the dsm, the sled refused TO be guided and
the child had barely tine TO tumble of
when the Sled went over and Into the
rapids.
Tie valuable mill property at Denny
vile (Bsrre), which has been idle most
of the time since the death OF the propri-
eIor, Edward Denny, has been sold to
Boston corporation, represented by vii.
liam ii. Blood, for S24, 600. One OF the
parties is understood TO be- Timothy Col
ony OF Keene, N. II. The property vii
be Immediately put in working order.
The East River bridge between New
York and Brooklyn has cost thus far I'll,
FOG, 457. There Is therefore, 81 00l ,504 to
complete the work. The committee re-
commend the passage OF a bill by the
Legislature requiring New York city to
pay $4,000 aud Brooklyn $l, 900 for
the equipment OF The bridge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-22
EPHRAIM MOORE'S EsrArr.

stato o. Vermont Manchester, District, a.,
In Probate Court held Al Manchester within
and for said District, on the Stat day u Dessm.
Dor a. u, 1873.
An Instrument, purportHg 10 be The last Will
aud Testament OF EphfA!m Moore, late ~ Land
grove. ia said District, deceased, being ne
sented by LsthA v. Moore the E1seutriK tbersla
named, for probate, II Is ordered by said Ccnft,
that ali persoBs concerned therein be noticed "
appear - afs,ion thereof, 10 be held 81 shs
Probate Office IN Manchester. In raid distrls, On
the 2sth day Of Jan. A. D. 1880 at 10 0'cl0sk, In
the forenoon aud shos cause, u any thsy have,
against The probate 81 said VIII for uhlch puF.
pose Il il further ordered, that iliis efdsE We
published three weeks saeceasively 10 the MAa.
chester JuUhsAL Newspaper printed - Man.
chester Ia this state, previous to said aims u
hearing.
by the Court,
sisS ATrtsr HAAhEY HOWARD, Judgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-22

The ugstis ia MAlss sesus TO L.
asssly 81 a. ssd. The SSprene cost
decided has gAsss nsmbsns 10 uhon
0ssesloa illsgAlly granted csruhcales
wers oct sotitlsd 10 their seats aad
eee.sqaeui'y thsi there wAs DO qaofum
N stksr house u The iosiouls, egisls
tafs ao8 consequently al tAOit sess
we're illsg. aud .oiJ ther The d.
ei.isn the RepubliSan Legislature elect.
~ DAVIS Governor spd flied the eshef
state ofsoss The la.ionists slill cee.
titse - meet outside. having beea
rfs.~d s6tnisian 10 the state booze
asd indeisr ia some angry ialt snd
have decided So submit some questions
70 the court. but there 10 little prospect
u thsir seiting spy recognition ltat
vi Rlss thea apy authority 70 set
According "a TIE decision u The cont
they never bad .hy legal s1aadips 40
"a @tismpi to cary GOT their plane h
defiance VI the law IL a conspiracy
~hich ell good citizens wil condemn,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-22

fAt HAy2su mufAsr lrisl kRs 81 itsi
sstss. TIE Jsfy 50 hsisg ate g. sgr,s
TIE 1rs ttA sisrea q the isryDsu
wtfs iof scqsilth nsd ase Is favor q
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