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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

an FOR RENT OR LEASE.-The
wI STORE on Pearl street next door to Messrs
Oh Al.n the new BRICK WAREHOUSE fronting on
the Basin and Cary street. next door to Messrs m
Staples Co. ,,,op
NV FILLING HOUSE on Grace street. adjoining the
residence OF Judge Halyburton. Immediate pos
mv ssaodts JOHN RUTHERFORD.
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/ ARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.

THOS. r.. PRICE & CO,
By arrivals within the past few days. and by vessels
daily expected making large additions to their
extensive assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
II ia unnecessary to attempt an enumeration OF
their leading styles will the limits of adyer
sement admit of it. suffice it to say, that in everv
department of imported and domestic fabrics their
stock is at all times kept full and complete.
In extent selection variety, and price they feel
willing and able to stand any test which the most
discriminating buyer either at wholesale or retail
may subject them to. In elegant
DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS,
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sADDLEHY
a SADDLE AND HARNESS

CA SADD LIE AND HARNESS
EkH| MANUFACT0RY.--sAM 4. cor.
NfAEN TRELL. wholesale and Fetail. No. ina
Main street, Ri hmond, Va, returns III
hanks 10 his old friends and the pnblc generalIy
Tor the very liberal patronage he has reserved AZ
their hands for the last sixteen years and assures
them that he s at present better prepared 10 accor
m0date them than ever, from the fact that be has IN
his employment the very best hands and uses none
out the best materials.
He has always on hand good supply Of all mall
ties Of articles usually kept ia his line hIoh wiz
be sold as low as they can be purchased an where
he invites the public and his old friends ana cuso;
mers TO give him call. A silver medal has been
awarded to him by the Mechanics Institute. A. ts
two last exhibitions-honorable testimonials OF the
kill and fidelity Of the work done in his establish
nent SAM'LS CJTTRELL
10 H-dhcw3m No. lla Main g.
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A RARE CHANCE.--NOW is THE
- TIME SELLING OFF AT COST AT is2
BROAD STkEET-rhe subscriber feeling himself
unable to attend 20 his business on account OF his
feeble health, has determined to sell out his entire
stock at cost, tor cash. The goods have been re
Gently purchased 10 New York at the lowest cash
prices. at which am now offering my goods, which
consist OF the usual variety OF DRY GOODS. Also,
an assortmcnt of BOOTS, SHOES aud HATS. [
would call especial attention 90 my stonk OF DoMES
30 per cent less than they can be purchased else.
where. Country merchants. families and others In
want of anything in my line will find IL greatly 60
their interest to call before purchasing else
where. as am determined to sell al prime coat nm
tai the lst OF July when will close out the balance
at auction. Do not miss the place : =
JOSEPH MYERS. 2ss Broad street.
@. All persons indebted TO ma will cali and sef-
tie as wish 20 close my accounts soon a. possi.
BILE; and an persons whom owe will please present
their plils. an 23--dim
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nONNAN l. Co.,
~ COMMTSSiON kERCHA NTS.
virginia street. Richmond, Virginia.
Especial attention paid to the sale Oh sooaceo'
a 10 hr,. knnA
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MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MASON,
Main street. between 5th and 9Th sts.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Monuments of any size or design, made to order
Of the best italian or American Marble.
respectfully invite the attention of those ia want
to my stock which is the largest and best finished
assortment of MONUMENTS, TOM3S, HEAD PIE
CES and MANTLES, to be found in the city.
saEirst Premiums awarded by the Virginia Agri
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute Sc Is
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lREEDEN. FOX s co.

pREEDEN, FOX s. co.
- Will receive by this days steamer, a large lot
of SILK and Lace Nantes and Busters
Barege Robes
Double Skirt Robes
Two Flounced do.
Blk Grenadine do.
Lace Sets Collars and Sleeves
Also very pretty assortment of black Grape Col
lars and Sleeves and black and white Illusion Sets
all of which are of the newest styles and VIII De
sold very cheap. r,, ,ru
H..
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. THE Old TREE HOUSE.

Ii RENT This House situated on Broad be-
tween Cd and 81 Streets is for rent, with lease TIL
November, $780, and the Fixtures, together with Ihe
Furniture for sale.
The House Il well fitted up for Restaurant, and
can be made OF the best Lager Beer Saloons in
the city.
if not rented privately by the 22d inst the movabes
will be sold at auction, and the House rented out on
that day.
Any one wishing to examine the premises, can do
NV I3-td b COOK co. Aucts
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QELELVUE H0SPITAL.-ThisI nstitu-
~ tion which has been in successful operation fer
the last fire years. is situated on
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA
Ia delightful airy position, aud is furnished with
tents and the successful treatment OF disease.
IL has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable TO the accom-
mediation of gentlemen who may find 10 inconye-
nient to be treated at their private lodgings
Particular attention will be paid tn the lyinc IN
yards, which are peculiarly commodious.
TERMS
Udydble On the removal CT the Patiently
white patients, per week.....-.................f6
SVloteu 10. ......................,...
Private Rooms ......ST to ais
80 City acceptances required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known 70
ono Of the Ply sicians of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
ance, Nursing and Medicine. BY an arrang cement
with the inirmary Of the Medical College a small
additional Zee ranging from g. to $780, will be charg
Ell Tor Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
as:ertained beforehand by application to one Of tho
No small pox admitted.
The undersigned will give their personal attcn
ton TO all PATIENTS placed in their Hospital
ATTENDING fHysiCIANs.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4th aud 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD N d.,
Easement Of the Powhatan House.
y. A. URESSHAW, NJ ID,
Franklin Ct, nevt door below Trinity Church.
WIN. W. PARKER, NJ d,
law buiiding, Franklin street, next deor to state
m,,o, =, Court House
NH ii-eodly
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CuGAR.--l50 bhls. Egertou, Doagher-
~ ty, Woods & Cos G ooffee Sugars; leo bhss Crush
ed and Powdered Sugar. receiving this megnihs'
for sale BY -,
my ~ SEWyS WE'RE Is co.
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~ SILVER WARE AT COST,
EsuITABLE FOR PREsENrs-siIyer SUI
~ gar Baskets, Pitchers. Hobets. plain en-
graved and chased Cups. Salt Celiers
Napkin Kings. Pie Knives. and large assortment
OF Plated Ware. below cost
MYERS JAHNKE
apH Corner Of Main and Pearl sta.
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A CARD.-We. the undersipned hot

A CARD.-We, the undersigned, bot
Atlers of Mineral Waters, Porter, Ale Cider and La
manner in which our bottles have been used by many
OF our customers, have reluctantly been obliged to
frame the following resolution which We are deter
mined to enforce from this date
we shall charge each and ell of our customers
and drivers Jointly aud severaly, with the bottles
selvered at the rate of 80 cts dozen the driver to
the name OF any party found DELINQUENT. And we
would further appoint certain day say the first
driver % have settlement of the bottle &C count
when the Customer will be required To pay the driver
at the above rates of 81 per dozen for every empty
bottle missing. unless a corresponding number of
full bottles in stock can be produced to satisfy the
drivers demand. And should we find any Of our
drivers negecting refusing to return the name
of any party when bottles are missing he 1.-THE
driver) will be Obliged TO pay MS he above sum Of
90 ats per dozen under pain Sr,nstans dismisss
patronage bestowed on Us by the citizens of Rich
mond. would further take the present opportunity
have in times past carsfuy saved and returned our
bottles. TO those who have not been quite care
full we would say. make up for psst dslnduHsncHisss
an m-,m1 signed y y M aSSes9okkAhASS az
II, McvORMACK and 9. MASON cl. would
for any of their bottles either broken or otherwise
. they are determined TO enforce the law.
Q500 REWARD viii be paid at the
DCUU Bank Of Baltimore. for the return Of six
which were lost between the Bank and H ss
street. e r ORA BBE
BALTIMORE. March 1883. NH Sta
CPkING OVER COATS.-lOO Spring
- Over Coats, assorted oolors and prices, at IA
Main street. VIM IRA SMITH
GOLDEN HILL SHIRTS. The pattern
- of these Shirts is new. The bodies, yokes
sleeves. and bosoms are formed TO ht the person
with ease end comfort. and every guaranteed TO
be well made. fresh supply OF the above Shirts
Just received and for sale by
: DARRAoofT. HARRIS 4 Co,
epH ll2 Main street.
NOTICE,-The subscriber begs.. leave to
informhis customers of the city Of Richmond that
he H. now receiving 100 half bbls first quality Phila
deiphia Cream Ale. and viii dispose Of the same Oh
the most reasonable terms, and deliver 10 free OF
e ~ n. MCCORMACK,
te0-w 30S Broad street
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RASPBERRY, Wild Cherry and Ginger

N Braudes; pure Medicinal Brandy, warranted;
large stock OF pure and Old Rye Whistles, the
most fayorite brands; pure Port. Madeira snd
Sherry Wines; London Porter. slts ana quarts;
Green and Black Teas; Havana Cigar, &c. ia store
'''N - '"'' hadLgsroY 4 YIrzaERALD.
my s-2w No IL Pc ri street
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DRY GOODS.
r ARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
Foreign Dry Goods,
For CA . H,
s. xufrryy1ry nj -y 4 70 n I'M FFfETR (fJyT
DRY GOODS.

We viii, from this date until the ist Of June. oper
cur entire stock Of Day GOODS without REGARD 70
their COST for CASH or q credit OF mohsns, iot
approved negotiable paper.
The stock contests In part of Black and Fancy
French Cloths, Cassmpres, Yestings, and good
assortment of Taiiors' Trimmings, Ladies Dress
Goods In great variety, white and checked Gam
brics Jaconets, Nainsook and Swiss Musiins, lrish
many OF which are of our own Importation ,
We invite the Retailers of the city, specaily 70
feel grateful for the encouragement they have given
MS 10 our efforts to increase the sale of Foreign Dry
Goods IN this market; and we will continue to NIL
duced prices II Is our purpose to close every de
scription OF Fancy Goods 1t auction on the lst June
and we expect to open the Fall Trade Win an entire
new importation, many of our orders being already
10 hand
We mean no Humbug! but pledge ourselves to
JB FERGUSON, JR, CO.
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"A FOR RENT The Store on the
Z North side of Min street. lately occupied by
Z Warren ESQ. Possession given Immediately:
Also the House and Lot, known as warsaw" in
lately occupied by |, Cox, ESQ. The lot contains
four acres of land we'll enclosed, and the improve
ments consist OF a commodious dwelling house with
rooms. brick kitchen. carriage house and stable.
Possession given Immediately.
my l0-eod5t As TAYLOR q sUN.
O. FOR RENT-A very desirable
IT Brick House on 5th street, near the Armory
Bridge suitable for a moderate size family.
Also Brick Tenement on Sd street. Possession
can be had Immediately
Also FOR HlRE-A No. Dining Room Servant,
for the balance of the year.
Also FOR HIRE-A No. Carriage Driver and
HOstler.
ED EACH0,
General Agent and Collector,
my I5-3t Pearl ST., near Exchange Hotel.
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NRORGE sTARRETT-Belvin's New

Superintendent Transportation.
OFFICE r + 4 PIX X co.,
RICHMOND, May n, 1883. my l2-td
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: MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOR

g. FOR RENT brick tenements
a.f in rear of Central Depot near the Greek, con-
tanning each three rooms. both having frame kitch
en- with two rooms. Apply to
JOHN K. COOK, General Agent.
my its Corner of Main and Pearl st.
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-,Eszx@E3a RICHMOND AND PETERS
<azSX2gBURG RAILR0AD.-As the rreula
tions OF this Company require that al funds collect
ed by its Agents shall be deposited daily in one OF
the Banks IN the city Of Richmond Notice is here
by givea, that on and after the first day OF May
next, payment for freight transport alton, and for
passenger fare, viii be required t. be made in such
funds only, as may from time TO tims be receivable
on deposit by said Banks.
An 2t-Im III GJII. gunt
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N5 Broadway, New York
FISHER WINSTON and ADIz Il GRAY, Agents for
Richnond. de 2-itcw6m
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CWORDS & + h A W-ADDlTlONAL
~ SUPPLIES We have just added to our stock of
Goods, In rich Bayadere, Organize. &c. Mantllas--
rich French Lace Mantllas. misunderstanding
some Lace Sets BOYS Near-a complete assort-
ment Of goods for BoTs Gentlemen's Goods-Cloths,
Cassimeres and ysstings: Linen Shirts, Collars,
Socks, Neck Ties, Merno Shirts and Drawers -
Housekeeping Goods-a full and complete assort.
ment of Family Goods Also, Servants Clothing OF
every description TO which we ask call from all In
want ~ SWORDS ~ InAW..
my7 li3 Broad street.
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"a ASHLAND-Por the accumulation Of persons
N DESTROYS of visiting the Bpcampment OF the lst
n Regiment OF Virginia Volunteers at Ashland,
commencing on Saturday ed Instant. an Extra
Train will be run each day, SATURDAY, 22d. SUN
DAY. 23d, MONDAY, cath, and TUES DAY, 25tn,
leaving Richmond az 9 O'Clock. A VI.
Returning will leave Ashland on SATURDAY at
30 z Al: on SUNDAY ats VI; on MONDAY az : 81
NJ, and on TU ESDAY. (the night Of the Ball. az
80 NJ. For persons DESTROYS of attending the
Bail. the Trains run as follows: IS 81, A VI, AZ
NJ, and 7-3n NJ.
Tickets for the round trip, 81. -
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COPAHINE. -These PINS eombine alL

4 OPAHINE.--The Pills combine ail
" the henenciors qualities OF the RasSm CopaNs.
without US lntolerab!e taste, aud dfttiericus IA
ner In which u acts on the digestive organs abu
nervous system, Ia short. they superior 10 any!
thing known at the present time. IN,
also prepars and keep for sale, the ANtiNhV,
LEkA MIXTURE, the best med tclne ever nsta
against thar dreadful disease; besides IL Il go2d of
sick stomach, sriping in the bowels, and All the
complaints the summer generally brings oni HaF
lays pain almost Instantly Fer sale by
l. WAGNER, Druggist aad Chemist
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NOTICE.--I am no longer the agent for
~ the line of Freight Boats formerly advertised
by me. Mr. VIM Cox, at the Shed, on Dock street
IN rear OF the Gas Works is the agent for same
line. whom cordially recommend to the public aud
my former patrons.
NH z--ta
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27

Offices and unnecessary expenses and they
are for bringing the government back. not
only in regard to this slavery question, but in
regard to all questions, to its original policy
under Washington and Jefferson We are
for an economical administration Of the gov
eminent, for shaping the legislation of the
country to serve the best interests of the
country, and the whole country-oppressin
no section and no interest, but doing justice
to all, cries Of "Good, good, and loud APP
plausc no interfering with slavery where it
is, but shaping the policy of the country so
as to prevent its expansion, and leaving il as
the constitution has left it-for the States
whore it exists to manage it as it shall seem
to them best. Applause That under
stand to be the policy of the Republican party.
Install that party in power, and we may look
forward to long years of peace and prosper
ity, for a free, united and happy people.
Loud and long continued cheering.
As Mr. Trumbull retired, three cheers we're
called for by voice in the crowd. and re-
sponded to by thousands of voices with great
enthusiasm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27

NoRrHPELD, AUG. %, 1853.
MR., EDiToR,-The most interesting news
IS, of course, in relation to the Atlantic Ca
ble,-a fit subject for consideration. 1t is
almost impossible to realize the greatness Of
the work, or to imagine the influence upon
the Commercial world that this connection
between the two continents will exert. Truly
1t is one of the Wonders of the Age. In
view of the successful termination of the Law
ing of the cable, the citizens of this VILLAGE
joined in a celebration on the reception of tbe
news. The bells rung, cannon fired. and the
Band dlscoursed some excellent music. to-
gether with the firing of rockets; in short
every one showed evidence of gladpess and
were ready to contribute in celebrating the
event. ''''
we have another paper printed here now.
called the Northteld Herald. The first edi-
ton appeared last week; il is of the same
SIZE as the Messenger. The only fault find
about 1t is that it supports the present admin
istratlon think this is a fauls of no small
consequence, otherwise could wish it sue
cess.
The Uniyersalists are about building n
Church, which added to the number we AL
ready have will make the respectable number
Of six. The Universalist denomination is the
largest and ablest in town.
Mr.. Graham who has labored with us in
the Academy for few years past, departed
TINS morning for Canada, to enter upon his
duties as Prof. Success to him. Mr.. A.
J.. Bissell, who graduated at the University
OF Vermont this summer, will take tho place
of Mr.. Graham.
Our village improves every gear in appear
anco few buildings are being erected this
season. The streets are now shaded with
trees yet they are not SO large and grand as
those that so beautifully decorate your vii.
iage but time will do much to make them
SO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27
NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER.-A BAD
BEGINNING

NEW DEMONRAl III PAGER.-A BAD
BEGINNING.
We have received new paper, democratic
in politics, published at Mortified, in this
County, by Andrew Hoffman, and named
"7He Nodtfeld Herald" Good looking, but
bad politics, and beginning in a bad way
with communication, giving what purports
to be the proceedings of the Washington Co
Temperance Convention, holden at Montpel-
Ter on the 7th inst, and ending thus
"After deliboraton the Committee made report which
unanimously ACCEPTED. Some one ignorant Of Par,
amentary practice made the unnecessary motion that
The report be adopted. which properly laid the Ia
oe or rejected But as the report Of the Committee
AocHErED neD con-, the Convention did actuolly nom
nate the following County Temperance Ticket g"
Here followed the Republican ticket altered,
by inserting the names of PAUL DILL1NG-
HAM and ]. A. WING, in place of f. d. PUT
NAM and d, X. SMITH
The writer for the Herald is mani!ostly ig-
norant of the parliamentary rule as to accept
ing report-the effect simply being to dis
charge the committee and bring the report be-
fore the assembly to decide whether to adopt
or rel ect it. In this case, had the report been
accepted and the meeting adjourned. no
nomination would have been made and when
motion to adopt" ,Oas made, and laid
on the table, or rejected" it was refusal
to nominate; and SO, we have beon told.
everybody in the Convention understood il.
and everybody rejoiced at it. The attempt
to get up split ticket, in this tcay. looks
very much like fraud upon the Convention:
and such an attempt, through a Democratic
newspaper, will not commend itself very
strongly to the favor of the Republicans, of
the county. We are unwilling to charge
this to any Republican, hardly willing even
to any Democrat; for however much the de.
mocracy may be DESTROYS of the success OF
Mr.. Dillingham;, it strikes us that they must
too well Understand the spirit of the Repub
licans of the County to hope for a moment
that he can receive any considerable support.
We believe that even the strongest temper
ance men in the Republican ranks, who are
acquainted with the candidates will find no
ground for preferring Mr.. Dillingham; to Mr..
Putnam, or Mr.. Wing to Mr.. Smith and
we think that both Mr.. Dillingham; and Mr.
Wing expect no such thing. Split tickets
have not usually succeeded in the county.
and we suspect that this new attempt, under
the auspices of the Democratic Herald. will
meet with worse success than usual.
p S. Mr.. Wing declines to be candidate
and cordially endorses Mr. SMITH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27

Hon. VIM. A. HowARD, OF MICHIGAN,
visited Brandon, last week, and by request
addressed the people of that place, among
whom he has many old and warm friends
Hon. +. N. Briggs presided, and introduced
Mr. Howard, who spoke for two hours and
half in an eloquent, energetic and satisfactory
style, eliciting much applause On motion
of Hon. r. V. Marsh, resolutions of thanks
were unanimously adopted. Mr.. Howard
was subsequently serenaded, and Mr.. Marsh
Whose guest he was,) responded to the hon
or with brief speech and collation..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27
ARE YOU READY ;

The election comes on TUESDAY THE
SEVENTH OF SEPTEMBER. Only ten
days for preparation, Let these days be Civ
en- for thorough preparaton-yotes enough,
distributors enough, and means of getting
out EVERY VOTER to the polls. Yer
mont ought to speak out loud and plainly,
this year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27
FAIR

The Second Annual Fair of the "Cham-
plain Valley Agricultural Society of Addison
and Chittenden Countless" will be held at
Vergennes, on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day Sept. 8, 10 and /. Hon. JOHN p. HALE
of n H. will deliver the address. Stock
free and half fare for passengers on the Rut-
land Il Burlington Railroad.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27

New YoRK, Aug. l9.-The sum of $50, 900
of the bills on the Hatter's Bank of Bethel,
recently stolen, have been conveyed to the
police Of this city in guarded aud private
manner.
~ brandon presents a new competitor
for the honor of originating the Telegraph
Battery. The Adpocate of that village says !:
We are informed that Mr.. Thomas Da-
venport, formerly citizen of Brandon, broth
er of h. Davenport, Esq, of our village, was
the first inventor of a Telcgraphic Battery,
which Battery was built in this village some
years since. We have not time for detail
Of the circumstances connected with it, at this
point.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27

PATENTs.-ln the list of Patents issued
Aug TO- we notice one to Rufus Nuttng, of
Randolph, for improvement in machines for
tanning and asserting grain. Also. among
those issued Aug. IL, one to Luke White of
Essex, for improvement in machines for dig.
slng potatoes and one to James S. Appleton
of White River Junction, for improved Churn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27
VOTES ! VOTES! VOTES u!
Votes furnished to order at this office.
TO COUNTY AND TOWN COMMITTEES.

We understand that by a recent decision
of the post Office Department, printed votes
cannot be sent by mail, unless postage on
erery sheet is prepaid Committeeman should
therefore see, IN person, to the procuring of
votes, and seasonably
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27
KANSAS ELECTION.

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 81.
Official returns from 20 counties and par
iiai returns from two more give the whole
vote at 1890, majority agains, the propo-
sition 96is