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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-08

President Garfield is represented as being
in a very contented frame Of mind, and APP
parently unaware of the supposed fact that
he has great quarrel on his hands. Ne ex-
presses no opinion on the Senate contest, ex-
cept to say that II a continuation of the strug-
gle is necessary for Mahone's protection, he
would prolongit for reasonable time.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-08

The Rutland Herald, speaking Of the work
of the listers in that town, says that 'about
half the taxpayers called upon are found
with no list prepared, some giving the ex-
ouse that they do not know how to fill out the
blank
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-08

Nearly twenty five years ago citizen of Chi
eago was surprised Que day at finding him
self slugged behind the ear with SNOWFALL.
1t was discovered that a Chicago youth had
done the work. To-day, in his studio ct the
Joliet penitentiary, this Chicago boy is max
ing shoes
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-08

Postmaster General James relieves Second
Assistant Postmaster General Brady of all re.
sponsibility for the star routes, and all applica
tons for increase of pay on thoseroutes will be
referred to headquarters. The result during
the first month of the new administration is
already notable, the saving in the star route
service alone being $3.50, 765. Mr.. james
has applied his business faculty in all direc.
tons, and in the steamboat service has saved
during his first month $50, 725, and in the
messenger service $7529, making total il
the three items of 1929, O10. At this rate Mr.
James will easily prove himself profitable
servant" and stands an excellent chance tc
accomplish his desire to make the post office
department self-sustaining.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-08

Messrs. Simmons & Son, proprietors of
Coax Hall, Boston, having been disappoint-
ed in not receiving balloons from Paris, France,
as promised, will be unable to give balloon
ascensions advertised in this paper until the
last of April or first of May. Boys, be on the
lookout for them
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-08

The signal service records show the past
winter to have been by far the severest since
the government observations began.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-08

BRATTLEDoRo CLUB.
TWO cAREERs-(wITH A LOCAL APPLICATION
From the New York Tribunel

Nearly twenty-five years ago a citizen of
Brattleboro, Vt, was surprised one day At
finding the figure of an angel moulded in
snow standing on one of the streets. 1t was
discovered that Brattleboro youth, Larkin
G. Meade, had done the work, and he was
helped to pursue his artistic studies. To-day,
at his studio in Rome, this American sculptor
is making for Brattleboro q marble copy of
the snow angel which first brought him into
nofice
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-08

Hattie DUEL, an insane girl, at Iowa City,
Ia, has tasted ~ days.
The upper story of Phoenix block at Am.
herst, Mass, opposite the common, wai
burned between ~ and l O'Clock Tuesday
morning, causing a loss of S25, 600 or $50,
600. The origin is unknown, but the fire
originated in students room in the third
story and was so well under way when dis
covered that the flames soon burst through
the roof. The loss on the building is $l5,.
600. 1t will be Immediately repaired.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-08
GBe Uermont 9Benit,
BRATTLEB0Ro;
FRIDAY, APRIL s, 1881.

The VERMONT RECORD AND FARMER tods
combined tcih THE PuDSIx May LAT, lssO--the sub
scripion list, name and good ,cH Of the Record and
Farmer becoming the property Of the proprietors Of
The Ph0nir Without reserve.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-08
SHORT RANGE, APRIL 2, 1881
q

SPRINGFIELD vs.. BRATrLEBoRo.
tFrom the Republican Of to-day.l
The Rod and Gun club won in their match
with the Brattleboro rifle team yesterday al
ternoon, the respective scores being l29 and
4Ol. After the match the home club enter
tanned tho visitors at tho Belden House in
West Springfield and took them about
town, sending them home well pleased with
their visit. The full scores follow
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-08

THE DEATH OF ALBRo G. coRsE
-Albro c., son of Henry Corse of Whit
ingham, died in Searsburg March 29th, aged
20 years. He had been suffering during the
past winter from an affection of the liver,
originating from an injury received last au-
tumn but the immediate cause of bis death
was surgical operation performed by Drs
Titus and Hoon Of Wilmington. The remains
were brought TO Nottingham for interment
On Friday, April LIST, there was post NOR
tenn examination by Drs johnson, Stafford
and Newell, together with Drs Titus and
Hoon, who were present by invitation. The
liver was found to be greatly enlarged, weigh
ing lbs. 10 o., the normal weight being
from four to Eve pounds. Suppuration had
taken place and there was a large quantity Of
pus in the liver The disease which had
been progressing for several months was evil
IDENTIFY incurable and probably in few weeks
would have terminated fatally. The phys-
clans who performed the unfortunate opera
ton supposed there was pus in the liver and
wished to "explore" for the purpose of as.
certaining. BY the post norton examina-
ton, It was found that the instrument with
which the operation was performed, piercing
the right side, made an incision which was
over three inches in length and the suffer.
ing was so acute and the shock so great to the
nervous system that the patient. in a state of
extreme debility, did not possess sufficient
vitality to produce reaction and did not sur
vive the operation. We have thus briefly stated
the facts according to the best information,
derived from the most reliable sources, but
further investigations and developments may
elicit many more important facts in relation
TO this unfortunate case. E.
Snow fell nearly foot deep on the 30sh
ult.
For some days the mercury has been
pressing hard toward zero.
The continued cold weather has inter
rupted sugarmakiDg operations
Prof. Collier, celebrated illusionist aud
ventriloquist, on the evenings of the LIST and
ID inst, gave at Glen Hall two interesting
and amusing entertainments he is peculiar
ly expert at legerdemain.
AT the annual meeting in school district
No. ., held on Tuesday evening, the Goth ult.,
the following officers were elected n. L.
Stetson, chairman A. A. Butterfield clerk:
j. Hatch, treasurer j. Chase. collector; W.
p. Jones, prudential committee; f. G. Starr,
II. G. Porter, auditors. Voted to have three
terms of school of ten weeks each. A. A.
Butter6eid, A. q. Stetson and II. G.. Porter
were appointed a committee TO superintend
the improvement of the buildings at cost not
to exceed 5000.
Several Of our citizens will attend the
third annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge K.
OF ii. of Vcrmont, to be held at Rutland, April
18th w. p. Jones, Grand Reporter NJ W.
Ihayer, Reporter from Vermont Lodge nun
Der ol9to Grand Lodge A. @. Stetson, chair
man Grand Lodge finance committee Also
Others will probably attend
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-08

Israel Wood reports 20 snow storms thut
far this winter.
, 1881-05-20
peNNYWElGHTlNG,


Iohuny Meonsy xnd John Malloy alias
Nu,,oh f" vere run in yesterday ny Ilotootlvos
Londorgan and liyan for pennywcghtlng ut
Aiatson's jows'ry store. Yesterday attosnoon
the .uen won't tNtu tho aforesaid stose nnd. whllo
hooking ut and pricing dtttpToat artlclus OF
jcwolry Mooney pockoted. Of. a. tho slang
rhraso hus It, pennywe[Ehtcd" watch-chatn
yulued ut about e;M Nepnoy congratulated
hiuaseIf. 70 no admIttod when arrested With tho
chalm in hts possession, that he .had taken 4
Rood clean trick. 10th ut tho rAscals aro
fuslio of tho lIriduwol frequently nnd know
what poHltentiary life means. Ate9noy, wh'lo y
youaFstor. which waa about eight years ;!, 9S;o.
Ilutlnlu XIII" IN Randolph street vnrlcty
tlr9.:. For that be served ono ycar vt
ovu 10 VIA seNe lOwp on i four years sentence,
wis rclrased ut tho e1 ptrntuu uf two years. ai|d
thosrforo has boon at" liberty nnly about *
months. Ihoy will hpl0Ar At the hout6 bldo
Police Court thlf luoFt1tAR.
, 1881-05-20
MURDEROUS ASSAULT.
A "Scabn SGT Upon by Some Of His
KhlfoSR. XuYknans

A "Scabn Set Upon by Some Of His
Fe1tosv- Syorkmen.
II. II. Sessions, m iron molder, living Mt No.
a9s Wostt Fifteenth street, upon leaving bis
honio at S:l5 last evening 10 10 10 the grocery
wus set upon and murderously bonton about tho
head by two men, who wcro lying In wait for
him Just outside tho fence. Thore wore
severnl people In tho vicinity Mt tho time.
but tho nssasins did their work 30 quickly
that ITO one colnprchende4 what WIS up Until
the fellows wgro seen ecampcrlug away from
tholr PROSTATE and unconscious vtottm, Ar.
Sessions was picked up by tho ns'uhbors md
carried lntu bis house. where ho was 0ttendcd
shortly afterwards by Or. TaIlMfcrro. of No, A85
Centre avenue. uo was badly bruised
by blows and kcks about tho body,
aud had no less than nine sovcto
sculp wounds, from each of which ho hcd pro-
fukcy. lie was readily rest orel to conscious.
ness, and after his wounds bud boon dressed
mns III such good condition that tho doetor
thournt no serlons results would iolnw: @ Iao
Of lint nature. The 1nen WHO COM n,
Ouneath han.lkcsehieta. and went ahont tho
business IN band Without uttot1ng y sinAio
w.,ru. wttucssus say Mr. scss;ons % say9A hlsn.
that thoir b!ows wero all Of short range. neitv.
cred At arnts length, tho strokes would havo
Mi III. Sessions bad but little to say last night
concerning tho asanHlt except @ thas bed BE- t'a not not
sA!I bnth herself and ber husband had very vol
grounded s.lsplulona, but eho did not think It
aaues ns TIC ,at xo 70 ants sef Sofoe
Tong. und then tho would-ba assnalna might
y brought to Justice. sh1 sntnatoa .,toa
where her husband, hns BEEN employed. so1lo
tne rye hS fsry o%GoySs sask sa 90
, 1881-05-20

CHICAGO, April tn.-0 0ENrLEMEs: nccopt with
my heAtt yonr polite Invitation for the 10Th
prUx., but, Rs do not expect to 10 AZ hDfnc at
that date. my head tells mo must send my ro-
grcta, In which mt heart joins Yours truly.
]. YouS0 8CAAMON.
Letters Of regret, at inability to 10 present
wero also recslsed from Lathrop 1lohnso,n,
Lac. Wis.,: J. ". Jnckson, Chicago; Samuel c.
Clarke. Marietta. Ca; Seth r. Otis, Ann Arbor,
Mlch:: Amos HALEY, Santa C,az, Gai;; 4; & 9:
ninris,, cheiaEo; 81 M9hs. ro, Walw9sth' s Mis.;
Fake. Chleaao; i. i: Talent, Chicago, F: aie.
9toulngton, Conn: Richard Fennlmoro, ChfcnFn;
John Gage, -vineland. N. j.. John Watkins
Joliet. III: ]. j. Richards. Chicago: ChAFles
Adams, Norwnlk:. Conn.,; nr. WI.
Ghsaae: !. s.. lscot. ilHiaio, y; ,jX,;;
Cnsuntcot, No: Jnmes E. pLshop. Deavcr;, II.
IA,onis. Burlington, Vt: James \. Hooker,
WashiaFton, p, q; ii. L. Shap'ey, MsridIan,
Tex: tho Isev. y. Il. DerRs, rlntncld. ~: IT,.
Lt.hvcnworth, milwaukee,, Wis.,: J. NJ. Under
wo,d, nsnygrs, Mass: n. e. Walton. San Frau
Gcnoyn. H.: 4. E. caFptnter, AurGra. H.: ".
Chicago; 4. Ferguson. Geneva Ill.
, 1881-05-20
JUDGE l,LODGETT.

JUDGE U14OnGETT.
Mr.. Doane-uonttslnon, l know Of no ono
amonv our guests this evening VINO has done
lnoro TO promote tho Integrity Of thIa city thnn
our hunored friend, Judge Dlodgctt, whom Wo
should be Rlad to hear from.
Jidge Dlod9utt~-saH. CHAIRMAN, It has bccn
hsa1g1,cd TO tno to ANNOUNCE to you tho doath-
roll af the old settlots who, Within a ysnr
h1yS G1ns m tt p1TnS
rrad tn yoti, and "a fnad thoin hafc NO dotlht
nearly every org wlo lIstuna 70 mo will recall
tender snd kind reeeeoons ot every si1H1e i.
wentworth dietl Mny is, 1sa,, Ahrahnn Morr!-
aon, June II: Hiram 1iaet!nas. July l6, aEed ihs
bsa sss' Psxs se 4HF a. Fa:aar aSS 81 Sss Fs:d H. ses se
.p, nscl Tot y. q. ltyalt. t>at. a. agcd 0v: WtIh
l.. Church, Out: ~, aged o.; E?oklcl MorrIaon.
sss My a4Fss 4Famas I'll f. &ss1 Ghfs1. Nf II nnsx se Ssx
Ezra i. shorn.nn. Feb. IL, aXna a.: Donnis ).
M:rsh , Y ,'sy{ sssa II S,ss @ npr Il ns
,Issass ,,iS AsSFi! o. asoa ii ad Ea'aos aIsdo1s'
pected thilt inen who ,eoma within tho require.
tho e pursuits 9s ot aaiSe iirs il 1si ssoaia 10
thuso whoso nn'nos havo mentioned Int, passed
TIT era s'Af et the!s iiyss whsa tho sSaaoxs
Who VIII IL ibelr duiiy lives fNnllei III that was q:
said Tint. their htsttry Is thtoswoven With tho
asysot hs,nsy Ct t1 niaies No y 5 ains the
Haeat nent met, asfi II Ill as WITH y " HIN VI
pars at! Sxbly sax mi md 1 'nsntu @ sd @ noS, on On Till
orcasu1, NO can only ston fnr inulnnnt tn DROP
tear over t1lulr memory. md say" We'll tln.ic.
They hhvs !!ntc well tho part which wis ALLOTTED
tn titO1n In Ito.
, 1881-05-20

lAE LS De
Tho following IL a compicte aisl Of tho old
sctIora prosont together With tho dRto OF suttla-
mont and rrosont age Of cach.
Adams, Joseph; Aaams, William H., 1871,
CO, Allon, Edward IL. 1sD. u;
Alton, Thomns, 1Es, II; Arnold. 1snao
III 1xa IT, o sSE 81 ,alsvg svHo,ts gsbn ,ss gscaIs q;
5,atcs. J"hn, Jul, IL; iMaia9artcn. Gharlss.
1S ss;,poa @ eraas sgsSa5 ssrl aS'e4 oss .o
i%ssit fs t. II IL r. r. ~, " 'i y: lia, %1s%; ri %;ss
tn" isadioy ii iasI @ 81 Ill., ; lIradsy. Tas!hy H.;
lrsw fw Nsssa"si Sssi r isys y1.G i as; 81 aS H.
s ss'ss, jcan; Sa!postef: rh!io; isas. n;
iEE, T; Glsfko. iieiIy W, lSs, ss; l.. C'ysySr,
TDuwSiiit calvin, Gaieaxu, is,7, Fssil.y,sanla. y;
Ssscr A. a Al neknso s,-,d Aus9st!ns; ss!a.;, ptg Hy
ssSne,; ssw aSfs " t9xs:s. nSs Ffsas;s; E!ao:gs:'
4; A. dsra 81 'se tesa 81 rEsSs i Aefsq. = a'ns VI
STsq TissSa IT, sss9FsS m ass; S5ss, 5a', } } =:
.; :'x is}atsp' iaespMn T. Il M ii t. iS. q:
rfas Ill., is Isl Isl S isss 'xs!''E r!a r. :sn I'LL I'll S s is9:
a siSsaas; sas 3.! r HuSbs.o Hsa5!s; M T. IT, ,ss n
VerfnUnt, u. HuRunn, .jh1nes hi Humphrey,
J4up1 u: Huntington, Alunxo, lkA, ~ lonta.
A.. lES, i KillIex' Ja,ness, 'Mi,es, 1Sw III II
isl'. Il; .knickerboeker,. II. ". 1ssl es;
$ssS +; ex, W!''!s% ,s;,; T., q;
hcFareen' lohti H.. 1xtT, "; Merrill. leurKo;
blllpr Jaco 1884, ~; HtlltkGu. Isaac H., lhlF7,
s; AorxSsn: r., Aor1slsott At!s.an.is?f; {?
lx,a ~, Murray, Il. N. Judge. kapVrvtlts, lKilt
EiIjab: lsS7, d; loek:: Charles; 3, ,lISH'
| lain, lEbj, VI: Pool, Cnpt., j. W., lH3l. II;
1'uEtcr, A. H.: Porter tho Hgv Jeremiah; Price,
Cornelius, lS:B. u; Porter. Charle4. frnllvlit0.
john. 1871, 81: Frinllv,Ilc. ltsttn.a!d. lsI. o.;
sSxA sstts4ss, 9$ T. ts III ,* II NJ Msaxxyss' x1s
| Wtliuri, fa1S ~; scott, Wills. ChIcuYp, lH!J,
| Now York, q. bcoviltu. Wllllnm H., lE57. ~; !.
W. OAtrs, e. Snuth Canal s!ruut; Sherman. 4. b,
,y ~; sk;act Mask saus 1nuxe' ki9Sx knifSxo with, I'LL
H.; i s"!.h. y; Jossph 1t' =; saoshook. ": n ls5s'
eus T., lsj, Is; stecle. j. W;
, 1881-05-20
LETTERS RECEIVED.
Tho following Interesting lOtturB wGro received
from old settlers who wern unable TO be prcs-
ont:

from old settlers who weru unable 70 bo prcs-
ont:
c1.EMESs srosE. ......-
SAN FRAEc1RCo, Enl. Mny l2,-JohH f9tnt.
ttoTh-DKAR Sill: In answer 10 your Inquiry II
cannot nttend the old settlef;' reception th!s
for mo " d. 80: hut tnc.nsc yo.l my photo--
was born III Germany AMg. !. l'Rj ! en.fgrntcd
to tho United 6tntcs III lhoH. settled In l.nncns-
tsS Pa nd aen rernosSd y y Ese r.; ~
upon tho stcaulor United Suites, Capt Tltus
arrived upon tho steamer stcttlon Thompson:
Fearing the cholera ! stored my persnnAl
et.ects in tue l"e hoass q John % Sc % %MoEan.
vt. Joscrh, In Michigan and afterwards was tho
Government hlackemlth at the Indinn Agenuy,
ncnr n Hog. Mich. wHa PRESENT nt tho Indian
treaty In 1887. Gov. Porter was nre Of tho Com,
boarded whilst tho treaty was bong innde, With
JAtncs I4crrlngl0u. fnthar OF AuguetuE and
james c., uf irnovA, H.. fur Six weeks. lio
lived In tog house IN MichEhn nteiue. near
brought q ho9ss in a kesi. Ioat trnin M!obi.
Kan. and net It up III lot bcionElng tq Mnrk
ExchanHo IIntci ] s.,|i the house 10 Mark
I3enulen for saU0. SILL own tho real estate
whs,s M tne s.osS Block + ssTner Of Ilandop9
think wns The FIRST blacksmith III Chicago. It
tnny he thar ex-A!icrtnan Asanct Pierce was be.
fOro me. lwMs Alderman Ut tho Sntonl Ward
w FL s. VILE " 1T wsn wnfn 10 u bsay " a
ths schooner. Peter sehntitor. ,who. sctttod OH
tho FUx fflrer, wont with li'c; also Mf. Steven"
sot. who settled mar Nnpervtllt. My son,
Charles st0sn, btI!l restdcs IL your city. GIvo
my respects TO all tho old settlcrs who nuy DO at
>AS C1EMExs srosE.
, 1881-05-20

YOUR card ut Invitation to tho third nnhunl ~.
cepllun h!s bcen fyrMs,r.ao1 " ln9hera. rsEsot
utscp mUFp tho OLD familiar fnoUs. Your place Of
injecting, Michigan nvuiuo and Eghtrenta
stEuuta. auKgustA tho rvtIuuton thnt you VIII
probably Dv UatinR Wtld.fawa in 1881 IN thb alh!t
whuro auls.e Ut rus hoys" ueed ~ shoot them !n
lSl1 II any doubt this Will rufnr tn9M to NJ.
J0s!Ah u. Mccl4rU, who WIS our crNcE shot ~
lhosp days, nud WIN, aiu happy to belosu, sslIl
survives aud flouelshGs,
CQspcf Lakv aud Clark stspat4, lzA
, 1881-05-20


After tho intellectual exercises of tho evening
hud bcen tlisposol of the party wure Invited to
supper, which haa henn prepared In tho billiard
leading features Ut which werc .thFou magnt0-
cent sal,nan aorvud. Tho rnnln ornamohtu ton
wis OIL tho centrc table, whcre beautiful laEgo
iloral representation 81 ol blreh-bark canoo
four teot IN length and two tceI
nigh. tho cameo prupsr being composed Of
thu choicest tlnWgfn wl1 the Whtpr 1t rested III
was Represented by tnstetu!ly nrrnnRcd snlhx
n.1 ptlor evorRreens. Tho chan1oltgrf Oh other
tAtlIuB Wbtp orttninentcil with sinilnx.
Whilu supper w,ls teng discussed Ponds or
csiestrn pi6ycd the following pfogrAn, which. It
will bu seeti, tneltllRs d number Ut pieces by ITO
1nou1,s fashionable mt modern society pnther-
Ing. yet tho very thing to rouse to delight tho
Solcc;ion-'' Echoes from Othor Climes."
song" just Forty YrAra AgD." .. -.
C0ntradanco-opcra reel" Arkansas Tray
Heiioot,on-" Yo olden 'rime."
Cuntraduncc-VtrRinIa reel
1iOnto Musk"
4. . Aud Lung HyHo."
- Hmm, Sweet lfomc.''
Thg Chicago QuMrtBt nlBo aang eto!co NUM-
Eer Of SELECTIONS and thcti tho following. which
Hour dem Hollis"
Song wa,tz-vUKcls.
,*swinx i.aw s~oct Chariot"
u AIN ltallin2,"
"0li1 unkCn liucket."
"Aud Lung Syue."
Aftor supper the party passcd IN hour or two
In socini enjoyment. rt.llewlnE old McguRInt-
auccshtlt ntlu rUvlvinH old memories. all tue D-
er ones a,ulnR homo be{Oro midnight. by which
tno the reunion was practically over.
, 1881-05-20
SYLVESTER MARSH.

CONCORD. n. H.. biny 14.-Comntttes ot calu-
.net CiitI-G ENTLEMEN: Your oard OF Invitation
10 10 present Mt tho thjrt annual reception Of
tho Old Settlers OF Chicnxp WIS received. have
read over tho nullcs ot the Cupimlttee With
grc.t Interest and vivid recolicctlans Of
c4ef ono i,An,es. frusa tho tlmo af
their flrat arrival tn Chieaxo, thon
just beginnnE Erowsh nnparaliits,i.G's a 4, Cd
city ala slauglters h,'9s6 q enough each yeas. Il
hut just begun to develop itself as y KteasS S
been Ii Chleauo when i arrived thero: Allow
MO to lnoHttona 4 few f9cts connected With n.y
irstysArs u Cncnge tMk up y ,, rss,dense s nee
nyo now Lying who rrccG!isd mo: = Il. Tug.
iruk. A. N. Fucrt!'u,, rhilo Carpenter, Z: d.
Williams, and u. X. Nptsforsf. Thor0 nlay 10
othcrs, hut to not sccollctt nny. lbcRan the
market business for tho tlrst sixty days ny
hnilging my beef OIL a inrgo elm tree on bSonr9o
street, lirat tho river. helped XIII bonr In
tho wtt,ds near vnn 1tlrrn street.. lie was cur.
ritl to tho fremont House by pail-leAreEs ~
nj, npEroprato mnnncr, MHd wis cooked aH4
A.ryGd tho next ttay ~ nearly al tho tNwhspen-
pie, George W l}utO Gcng ktarshal OF tho day,
and your humble servant officiating us cnrveE.
nt., spending my tecltnlnE yours III tie quiet,
bcN,ltltlit city Ut Concord, tho Capital Of my
native btnte, and our pAths, long slnre divided,
arc nonyorgfr4 tt tho enh or tho Journey. II
wc tu not n,eGt aKaln hcs0. l hnt'e Mo shall on
tho HthOr aldo lN d battGr country. 1Oi1rb, with
sentiments Of cstecta, md kfnst remembrance,
SYLVESTER MARSH.
, 1881-05-20
two widows. / know all OF thon. tlMuahter
and npplauhe.]
Judge Gatun-l heo you arc proud Of tho dis

judge Gatun-l hco you arc proud Of the dis
'pi''': NJ. 'w':ontworth-Now. my fellow. c,ttzcn. tho
by various wri,2nas. You know il il sait that
ws yS IT. q" we .es gn5fp to, We . +,
M nancs Tt to il. Nav. dent D caro- M how | ccsse M
man y. how retchlivc big memory. he wll mako
viii mix up the parties to thoso events. and ho
vii kct tho dates ~ acastorei cred along from ono ono
asionithed to lind how little know about ChieA.
M Nnd % 20 moi hnve Va VII Written and viii continue 10
wr!!o; but thorc ato facts. nnd those facts oxist
old soldiers. gentlemen. for you have fought
many good light, and by comparing what cno
man says With what anothor man says you got
And this Club IL entitled Ia tho wholu credit of
@ Nsx 81 q o ss ssek 5 hs c9 Sab Gf os essn9
his!ory, w'thoat which it it nevor ooald haso been
Now, my fcllow.ois'zens, have a duty TO dls:
esrEo to yo Y1 s one gn 9ro Ss. ts:
Of l'n you. I'D biafk Bcaubien wss horc. 40:
piai,se.1 Int ho has passed away ns wo shall ill
lis homo. AZ this Club did moro for him shnn
snybody e!sc r. tno latter pars Of biz ha.n Ifs,
pseset L e y.ho n oa!ot IL SG Gu6. % xppas SaS
d SoTs ;s.s, ss e. s s9ssass,. ss q teS i
t .ho s' Fra"os families anil hero that lid ta.io
for this. but could not i,nd ono That
= x "a % frS ps,s and l. ppy sao e 'GS IL, 'nS .
wo,li my TINT ID tho absenoo q Tho I'D ,Kantlo:
would say atso. IN bchalf Of. Ills brother. DID
Charlie t3eanb!en, whom you az remember, md
, 1881-05-20
cIvlL.SERVlcE REFORM,

C1NclkAATt. o., blay lv.~TAa HIM. 0oorgs II.
PunJutou. In LETTER TO Tllford Grocshpek. &C.
est,ts tho Presidency OF tho Gyl-Soryire te-
(ur,n Association Of Cincinnati. IN organization
comilosc1 Ut Democratic ulld Republicans.
, 1881-05-20

kEf& All Tvs 'AH 2Aks
Tho lloy. hfr. p1rtoe followed. Hpvaktng sub
atuntiaEly as fo!iowss
btlt. PRESIDENT ARD GANrLxAEN-Wosds
csnnot express the gratitude which fool to
Tod aud to you for tho privilege 1 hnvo to-
night Ut Standing herts-forty.oIght yours th's
iay etnoo rscached tho first ssrmon N Fort
Invitation fro.n this Ciub your ago: J. oalno
to ul8 tn Bun FranclstM.-tu fMrAwAy Tor acuept.
eo: isd eens .aou!d nes ass VA se!s
have Ie9a raguo.tol to saH something about
particulars saturday tnan Gun. l,opo 10 havo
the prIv!Iego VI hear!nx hIu'. lut be i iut w
the surt = eary ~ did, tscacag;t tho n,tsllo .I
biaoktnaw May Or 8. IKfA Il was 4 Sabbath
tnurIinH, aud 10 nnu went ashnrc, Monday Wu
present untruisco. IL d lung beat, and IAudu.t ut
tnrt anrburil, which waa thon about uns'thlr!
Ut fChicuH,. rho 1'lnckhhwk war bud occurred lhe
l,ut fi ] aud Su1p!oi E0rt DuarGurM TOR srit ID:
fcMsc against iho Indians; so.aa oltizeus haa
soiag p,s 1t u'nsiierablo !inportanee. Tue iert
1:i " s,;s SSaFa 4 Sissfy I'D iii a s
teoSps SsSis s$itg ot Ms go*o % It % sSa sas, !. g.
apsny saa sn Thots W. IT, -
sss'es %s ssuns ~ w. GfSss cb4 ';is sss wSas syp
Sa0hut sci,Ool. Nv friend phtlo Carpenter,
who, reloIoo e. know. 4 hero ta,nikht: had M
galheratt tho cbiE4ren of tue HenubtcIls, % tho
thirty Ct thgn,-In.o ths schuta., When reached
hero, hoxussr, Ar. Carpenter bud Enno to New
Yorkto buy hrtiR1 t0r his storo. Ihefo wy .
Iuy 4cAuni.h over IN thu west sdo " tho
r!vcr ind thuro NY trst Sermon VII pre4neh9a: ~ ~
fort Tor u placp Of wuraA!p.--uIruued, out tho
! curpctltur- shup,-and tlleru prcacnoa tho next
Sabbath. 1t wns \, pleusaiIt. oeGasltnl. as,t!!
| theru until provIstl. WIS ulatlv outside TOR
church. Nal. Fowtr went 10 West Point ~
| ufeded h!al. Tbs D,yernlnvut bud hu'lt u ItxGt-
| huusu nut was planning 10 Gunslrnet II imrt!nr,
! ua1 Muj. uenurr, tlluk, WIS aeut IL lVuk llttE
, 1881-05-20
OHIO BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

CoLvuyus, O, May W.~EleVon lnombeFs OF
tho State Hoard Ut Equalization A!cd u protest
with the Auditor Ut stpte tu.day lgainat tue
per uaJ,t rut!uction Of tho aRsrogate valuation
ii lands. The l9,hrti adopted y resolution nsk-
Inn fbe t,Okt l.pk!HlktlrU To Fuvlsb luu reform
tho xuuGrul- tax Hystelu III tho state.