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STEINER LosI The Memphis ami NIcAs-
burg packet james Watson. laden with gov
eminent freight. and large number of pas
seu.eis and rs soldiers. sank 20 miles below
Nap.e-. 80 t.e morning cd the "a. Over 30
lives 0,gc la-t. including adam-' Express
Messenger. % soldiers and several ladies and
children. The o.hcers OF the boat were mostly
saved. The steamer and cargo j. a total loss.
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Married.

In Bakersfield Vt. March I'd 1865. b. the Rev A.
B. rruaN Dan L. C. Colburn Il. D., asst Surgeon
5th RegT VI. Vet. Vols, to Miss Ruths c. Royce
OF Fletcher. No cards
n Burlington on the 9Th inst ny tho Rev. b.
v smith, Dir. q. Il Minor OF Rochester, Vt, and
Aiss Matilda Gates Il Colchester.
un .'e5uesda, evening, Marc. let. by Rev. J.
Z, inverse ir. Edwin P. Whisher Of Burlington, t.
Miss sarah smith OF Hudson. ) Y
IN Darlington, at the residence If she brides
.ather, on Tie 2d inst BY Kew. 3. ". smith NJ
Asa 5. Witbereil II MORA, n. Y, and Iiss Ellen
H. Russell o: ruriington.
C,HEEP BREEDERS AND HoOL GROWERS
= Saouid take &uoRE's RURAL Asu-N q RKEA, the
lead " \ zTlcul tcral, LloeTaTt 4uc Family Ne"s
eaIer 81 America which has special Dear ~. CIV
If sheep Hushaudry edited ~ hut.- H. :. IA -
an author 81 I'll Pa neal SAePh srd," =" :.
rl.is Il tire -reas l-aT1l and tsfnly NeeNis onIy
:, a yeaI-less 10 cluhs. TIE 10 numbers VI tnls
quarters (Jan. % Apri) sent, fria! Tor 9niE "
cent? Address u. D. 7 AoohE; q,
Nlr. .. Fit AeolsitetI ~ l.
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trance of each tunnel, provided with delicate

trance Of each tunnel, provided with delicate
transit Instruments.
When It is desired to see whether the line
90" tunnel 10 true, a powerful lamp l.
nHnE immediately in front VI the middle ~!
the excavation. md the telescope in connec-
iion VIII the transit instrument Is brought
- bear on the signal posts. and when these
precisely In the middle Of the field, the teles-
cope j. derress,d IL the same vertical plane
unit. the lamp is seen. If this Is in the
centre + tie interesting wires, the pertora-
ti"o o. Progressing ia right direction il to
tire right OF Lett. the necessary correction is
made Toe tunnel will be nearly semi cir
cular, the exact dimensions being 2jft. 3sin
aerass The bottom. 26ft. 2sin. across the
widest part. 2lif. lin. high az Modsnc. end
2fi- 53in. ~ Bard0nneche About 300
workmcn are employed at either end, and
flr those curious in statistics. may add that
tire estimated quantity of powder required
i'r blasting PURPOSES will be : 100000
80 nHmhsf 81 blasts
u mn COO. The precise length u the tun-
uci will he 1920 metres-about twelve
miles.
l.as ,his great engineering undertaking
r1s~ answer. 30 nnviou- I-r IRE wel's-e OF
n"'ra-i.l. mus, II sire, i1r assuTediy raI4ways
SIRE iar more ,ih@ciuus in alaylng nations
IN troJherlv love than All the conventions
ana l,r tocols concerted boy congresses or di-
V.0maII-t>. The success Of this Wcrk will be
OF iucaicuable advantage 20 Italy for by IN
cIe1-ng her commerce. rs il Will, her posi-
ton uuun. nations will be- elevated. and %
travellers who now have Go sutnd lonr weary
hours c.amTcd IN uncomfortable diligences
rie passage Of tac AlIr will Use all its dis
comforts Bei-arriagcs viii he provided IN
tie night trains, and while stseped in slum-
Peg 'h- '-d7e'yr win glide from one country
-1 another. The mythisa. vinegar with
which Hannibal made passage for his hosts
through tie Alps. not far. according 81 ira
diiau. from the Col dc Fre,jus. eyaplrayes
% iH-i-nifcance before the work Of modern
engineers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
rnrnIrrrR FRrIr> OF FAD RI

THEBITTER FRUITS Of BAD BIT
teri Invalid reader. edo yos sao~ what niue
teaths ~ the Bitter. mp.uaa- y.u are solicited
hi the proprietor .. accept as universal uauaceas
go c.u posedo.. Di,c heed iar moment. Iaey
ere Manufactured from uara-ifeI alcohol. contain
iuga considerable p.l.oa OBJ. t4's. a.r poison s.-
r. 81 o. deadly as rru..-, ssit. THE ha-', % the
regular tInc,or.. o! Gle l-eria 'edca is the slue.
No amount af herbal extracts. can overcome t.c
bad tendency 9th. peru'riaus element, The Fee
ssnce Of sound Rye thoroughly r-eaei. b. the only
stimulaut which can re safely used O component
oil Tonic alternative and anti. .u- ue iicuc. and
HOsrETTERs STOMACH BirTERs is she only
me,ii. aal preparation iu the world in which this
article is used a- an Ingredient Hence the Extra
ordinary effects of This great specific. % gives
strength without pro- uc.n- excitement. So other
Tonic does this AL the ordinary Bitter. dush the
face and affect the brain HosrErrEs- BIrrEEs
iiIu.- 90 Agreeable calm through tle nervous sys-
ten promote digestion and pr,iuee sleep. ~,
other Tonic 81. quickly re,lve- One eKall.tel . no.
ir.I energies. restores Che appetite. anil removes
the : 1om and lelre..aa v-.,- a.ra. 81 1-'-'lpar-
les wsaka-.s ofta bodily power.
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NEW York. March s.
The steamship Cuba from Liverpool with
three DAYS later news has arrived.
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NEw YoRE, March
We nave nothing further from General
Sheridan
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ANpNANCEACTUBHEs' AGENTS.
40. ae5 ARCH ST..PUILADELPHIA.
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ARrHuR BAHror.

ARTHUR F. BAHros, Chittenden Co.
vs. Court,
Wy. L. ALLEN & Go. & Tr's.
EZRA MEKCH HORACE Rollins sept. Term, 1854
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THE GREAT GERMAN uEILsrIrrEL

THE GREAT GERMAN UEILMITTEL
Will positively cg7e
Catarrh, bronchitis Coughs, Colds,
and the drst stages OF
CONS UMPTION.
itisa sure prevsnttaivc ;or
DiPuTHERIh.
For saio ey all Druggists Price per Bottle, -.
WEEhs POTTER, Druggists,
$50. l7r = shin ston Street Boston. Mass,
VsirG General Agents.
Notice.
rTIis b. rn rl 't.-r taa- have -1is t.g even my
4 s.l Hiram itlup -ou. Die time during the rs-
In-inder 90 BIS minority. SHALL Therefore claim
none of hi- wees nor pay shy debts % Lis con
trscrl1'- sf--- o. dale
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
St-rzsrorv. We. FEB. 81, las V35w3
CASEORS.
IiLATED arc Britannia Cast0rE 1t
SHEDD, WALKERS Z WIRES
No. Uaion Block.
Nay = dtt
, 1865-07-28
Fntnl Result Off Young Lndyss Fond.
meas fur SGrfbbllu@.
GEroynr 4kR Rnr hss%,r T1,.tor

A few days ago tie Albany papers noticed
q vile hoax, as follows:
Some cowa.dly scamp sent ua whf1a ago, Q
notice q wha. pqrported e 10 The martlaee OF q
lhs utusl fec did Eot a3conpsny It, We Published
II, because We have q number 6f tub:crihars Ia
That Les. We have since learned that inc notice
Of wellc known psrt!es, but no marriage between
item occurred Or was ever dreamed a.
The de11ouenfnt was q sad and tragic one ior
TIE foolish autlnr, young lady Of Oneida
Valley, named Coinslla Fish-r. The part.cu.
lars are given hy correspondent Of the
ot Caroline st. C,air, wrote and mailed the
notice to the Oneida county as well as the
Albany papers. and all published them. For
while 1t remained mystery who the author
IVES, Suspicicn first fell upon Young uan
In the place, and ths n WIS finally ll.e.t7d to-
ward the young lady herself but nothing de-
finite vas known. Oae day, while about be
household work, she was questioned by hot
her The penalty Of the law end the probable
punishment che would receive If guilty. For
d mcmtnt afier that the mother was absent
from the room, but was soon recalled by
ltariDg her nsue faintly pronounced. She
quickly returned and found Cornelia appa.
rrntly dying. Her mother asked her wtat
vas tie matter: She replied that she did
quested her mother to pruy for hes. In q
few moments, thereafter she hseathcd her
1as.- She had for some time previous he,.n
troubled with the heart disease, and thIs.
under the over excitement Of The moment'
is believed to have caused her death. Ds.
CEASED ,s about eighteen years oeage, possessed
atesFectab.e char acter and wasof qu: ii and re-
ti'ipg disposition. After her death matters
came to lieht that proved beyond doubt thnt
sic WAS the author OF the letters, The wr
ling Il as apparently disguised, yet in teatut
, 1865-07-28
wounded were pzrolsd IN the hospitals ueaz

wounded were paroled IN the hospitals nea
Whilst The forces Of Shields were IN full re
treat, md our tseopa in pursuit, Ftemou
appeared on the opposite bank Of the sout
fork Of the Shenandoah, With his army, an.
opened bis ARTILLERY upon our ambulance
and tarttes engsgid d tn tie humane 1hbors
attending to onr dead and wounded, and TIL
dead and wounded OF tha cnemy. Thenex
day. withdrawing his tozces, ha Ectreatet
On the mornins Of the ls.h Munford enter
ed Harrfsonhurg, where, In addition tc
wagons. medical stores and camp eQutpase,
he captu ed some 200 small arms. at thai
point there also fell into our hsnls about 201
wound.d On the 6tb, and most Of the Others
had been left behind IS sick. The Federal
surgeons attending them were released, and
those under their cate parn1el.
The official rsports Of the casualt!cs of the
battle. show loss OF 16 officers killed, G.
wounded. and 2 m.sslng III non-ron1nis.
stoned officers and privates killed, 500 wound
1,D6, including ss1rmIshe1a, on the 9Th ;since
the tvacuation OF Winchester, ,1G7, also, one
riece Of artillery. II We add to the prisoners
captu1ed On the 9Th and 9th, those who vera
paroled at Har1tonbutg, aud in hospitals IN
the vicinity Of Port Republic, It will mako
the number of the enemy who fell into our
possession about G75, exclusive Of his killed,
email arms taken on the 9th, and at HaesIson-
burg. numbered about 1,D0+ We captured
seyfn pieces Of artillery, with their caissons
and all Of their limbers, except one. The
conduct Of the officers and men, during the
action, merits the highest praise.
Duripg the battle received va@uable as
eistance. In the transmission Of orders, from
a ff711nDfnr -f - 1.y
Ahnef smead, Assistant Inspector General !;
MAJ. 4. L. Daonsy, Assistant Adjutaut Gene
nj 1st Lieut.. A. 8. Pendleton, A. D, C.: 1st
Lieut.. a. E. Douglass. Assistant Inspector
General; 1st Lieut.. J. E. Boswell, Cuief Er-
g'neeri and Col: Vim: L. jackson. yoluntee
A. 2. 9. The Medical Director, Mr. Hunter
MtGuire, gave special attention to the com-
". J. Hawks, Chlet Comnilssary, and Mi, j,
A. Raimau, Chief Quarterms sster, had their
departments in good condition. For further
Information respecting the conduct of officers
and nea who distinguished themselves as
veil as for q more detailed accouut Of the
movement of troops, would respectfully re-
ftr you to the accompanying official reports
Of other officers.
I forward, herewith, two maps, BIZ 3lr. J,
uo ehk.ss, one giving the route OF The army
during the retreat from Srasburg to
porL Republic, and the other Of the battle
field.
On the Eth, the troops re-crossed South
river, and encamped near Weyes's Cave. For
the purpose Of rendering thanks to God, for
having crowned our arms with success, and
to tmplofe His continued faypr, divine service
was leld In the army OF the 14th.
The army remained near Weyef's Cave
until tie 17ih, Whsn, In obedience TO Instruc-
iions from the commanding General of the
Depart mem, it moved toward Richmond.
am, GeEeta., gcry respectfully. you obc-
dent servant, r. j.. .JAcKsox.
Lieutenant General,
, 1865-07-28

1stas enly fhyuc1an u Specialist noW IN ma et0
fhAt csn b eut1,ely relied upon- 60 70 u1 and not
anfa Du1A61 to remain II your 81 oah difacuf!n&
your sace and bedy, besicx dhsroJloZ your hAppa
neGa and rusrpa paosreea In LIZ He uas made pei
sonal dises2es and nesvoua debility hia study Lon The
lhst twenty year, ana u shcsetotu the p1sor whom
al atirted ehou,t consult. no ons evez hoard Of
patient Of his 60. being cured t.noe he has ben In
tsa city Hi reputation hAs vouchers IN ali The CITY
pspezz, Ia ps.lents and the medical pfoisson both
asse sta ssoad q betnx TIC uoss ss1fed spocattss
hern aEd thorough mastar Of hia psotts'lor. II al
nthefs sn11 doEt despair Elva hin call. It u ooty
> eorroI occurrence With him to curn such essss
Hs roorA teparsse fn aadies md Eurrfemeu. and
the mtat cons2lGtn In the CITY. Consultations tra
aad coAtds1:tal. oaec 30. 179 south caarS st,uot
oorps1 Of Aonroa. half block frosa tbr Post cmee-
Poss OEce Boz 153. Chicago. Il. Od11a houza fron
eA-N toBP-M
Er3d 10. k.s "Qa!ee 10 Hextth." puhll.hea msa.a.
II. tsee ct ceEEe.
Torae Nn T4u PAsT.suA1 KoE1m-UotIo1
Esslow devotM nch Of his TINE TO the 1rosrncat OF
&hose us capsed by sacret hapit which runa both
poty ant tnlrd uniting she unfortunate Individual
fr e!tte- bn.!ness Of society Thnss rdt Of shese
c.y hani:e o, the excss Ct s1pr yetzs. to vrskee
and deblEtate The constitution. destroy the physical
and mental po~ezs dx.Ellh eatcnble the nasur4 a
teelnks md e1haust the vital Energies OF mA,hood
the pleasures OF Lis are mas7ed Tbs o,4cl Of azT,Ake
Eukuated- and e1stauee ltzsf rondefod stsrr OF IN
eeaatnz nlss7 and raRztt enth e;Aoas. especially
thoes contemplating uastaks, should 1oss 10 time In
making Immediate application u D.. B. BY hts rew
treatment, u enabled 70 tn1ure . speedy and psrmA.
nent cure.
e ONCE 77D s3uth Clark street, err o. Menrce
jy16- -1s7-ls
, 1865-07-28

atppSs
There WIS an interesting lrgal case at
Vicksburg recently, detatled by, corraspon-
drnt,t IN lethr printed in anoth:r place,
which thows that men down there are won
lertnll5 under the infuncc OF tie old spirit.
A certain doctor had Ictdnan In his cu-
PlOy. TIE employer complained that ca1 tan
work was not done Ina cItatn Tay. The
friedman resp,t ded thaat. ii,c had not
pen 81 instructed 70 do it in that way.
ane doctor remarked that II the
negro ,eont:adlcttd him he would shot hin.
The negro ns'sttd that he had not re-
ctiVed the instructicns. Thcreupon the doc
tor very mildly shot him dad, putting not
one, but several bullets through his boly.
lie also tried to Kill the wife of the negro.
who nade an effort to save her hnsbaud-1
natural under taking, but not 70 reg srded BY
such men as tho chvalrous Doctor. The
murderer vas arrested snd arratgned before
Vas applied for. The bar Of Vlcksburg as
sisted in The service Of the writ, In
order to give It moral weight. In tue At
gument 1t WIS admitted that the Jutlrc
who Issued the writ, bad Just returned from
the rebel army; had lost an arm In the war
against The Government; had BEEN apu,int.
Cd Judge BY Provisional Governor sharkey;
that i the will was granted, the doctor
would have to be tried under the old code
of Mississippi, which excluded negro testi-
nony, and that even II the doctor admitted
tie act, It Wis not musder-only maaslaugh-
ter, at the worst, to kill neerc. The case
was dnsl1y reterT6d to General Howard, OF
the Frcedmsn's Bureau, who ordered the
witt to be. Nsfegarded. and that the
accused be tried BY military commission. |
Thexeupon the ssUnlon men'i Of Vicksburg
c1itd out against military desrotisu. and
DECLARED that they were still under military |
instead of civil rule, Notwithstanding the ar !
poin, msnt Of Provisional Governor. Pee
Pile will 10 apt to think, In view Of the e. |
cumstances. that tie citizens OF Mississ:r31
are not Jet ripe f1r civil rule. We wish th.y
were "z5re," but the fields do not yet lookas
II harvest was at hand.-Gtncinn1 1ti Gu-ettt.
, 1865-07-28
rttp Ro1nt8.
,NG11CE TO CONTRACTOR;

,NGTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~ ns Eouu Of Plrlle To>kl It p. Ls:1 Q. Cil.
csRo 1tl receive ses I'd prorcs1lE A. I'll SD d1n5g
nv G5at cay & Sept uaef hexs fos at h1thx*t.oa
stssoaN - eee2en Ih> TIN " s7o AieatgAa Ctaa.
s.n Mn Acf No :. = ct1f&1c Of 4bo = u mills
- l.1 ~ r g "a, Rcasd ff Plohc Wo<s1 IN CacaS
meI. - 1seE WsoS8sDAi, ras I'd Of aug ,st mill
s.ds " dMAfK. 1hIc NI b so,n4 1n1 o. CT ,iT
y. sstl A:lou at 1t cutie aAr3. asa
r. y ~ sonAas'A A1ls dsta ehed rosk, Aad Aoout
stEs* - Su S1.lo yafns o. stsAsln-u Huestoaa.
- u ~ Ssnetea t, M. tae COS o. fa1 e11kvatea. G
dstcgs .ithouI tuter1aioz VIA to,, 5.1i1s,ioa of
thr LGa. Lns Aa fuck t1cAs4si.n XIi al h.Ys 4,
to orha The c1 "a EVE at.n1 - II. feff
AID the o. tp1pK In rhe 1p,1tZ - 0 '-]
Alar1o HraennE OF q tehi1s n will be rrou,y,rf II
e1cASAta taa vtf2 within ka uEe -=cn.,rd .on.fsi.
t-E EatnlT Of SEAN t!eazes. scoxx aad craee1 ~
epiu..T and GRANTS Tor :hs socE. ~
fne fcaN rtaurs the s3xhr to Ye:ect s2x o- At,
bic1 Acd 20 bid viii TO xtc'rt d anlr1s Iae pa.ty
ropcelux Ktvts FTldercs sats .aclosy to ,ha B3sfd
ol iuolic II o. Il th1. ho Is ctm3e:ent rtlAnls and
III bids Yt1l re directed TO TIE Boa-a Of ra,nc
WoItH Yndo9sed .Proposal for E3cAvAstak 1iNn ~
ard Nts hitsn CAn1l" a.d sccoE p4oltd With the
usaal SEQ boad, blaoxs tor which will be f2:aAaei
81 atseios1 s-ca,isy for +ne nl:hsnl Performance
Of ths vosf NJ oe required OF ~ Psfu snSsa Did
FRYp. LRTZ
y J. RnHE,
WIN 8ONDIEG,
4. MASON.
tys1sElgs Board Of Pablo HocS1
, 1865-07-28

a AA1ffA U0f0ef-EynM u ASUy4es
The Richmond CpmntretaI Bu4<ftn has come
flank movement on is exchanges, By which
many an unwary one has fallen victim to
the w1es of jolly reb. It Was new local
horror, temptirs!J supplied with head !...es,
and OF Just the length to be sc!ssored without
reading. For those that copied 1t entire-
New York dail,es among the ress-shere Is,
therefore, ,seme excuse; bus the Boston Journa'
isabaolu:ely unpardonable for *'bollng down.
cask ofliasttd oil 10 the following dose for
Its readers:
: 4 MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR The body Of mn
WIS reeenty found In cask received by dug
gist IN Richmond from Phtladelphis. Mora than
halr OF it had become liquid mass, but tIsces of
identity were found, which chow th.t 1t was tbs
body Of Lynn c. Doyle. for several months occu-
pying room at No. III Market street, Phtladei-
ph1a. The authorities arc lnyestyaunx Ii. ciy.
eumstauees Of the affair, which is ut present
shtouded In mystery.
The Richmond Wig said "Capt. G. WILLIE
kens" had the Investigation n charge. That
indefat!gable officer should report progress,
now, to the Boston editor.
, 1865-07-28
Pence IIu1h ITS YIctorics.

rnent and anIe!y bull-k &rd nay.l 4 vlfl de.
s'roy. 20 surely VII AQ>TKTrERs hIrTkks pre-,
6ktre and pro{on0 l.f+.
1nM u rs m1st irving pes.oA Of II. ysas- Tns
stamina Of the etts bgst yloc3 u ore lpa to ,uo
conautn1 teup-sAturn Of aiGStuu1sr. VI. OF o Il
nom cv r. DIR The II: eHE Of Ga, pa4ses sway
l41ee AEc ncty.!as 4 Was . mte snc1 dino, ices
that H0sTkfTER'4 BfTrkkS wrrs x!yrn t. % isty.
"a raced cepested detll .te re-. iz.sl. = .,ahe,
thet II g ere eennenned ~ srHrrK TONIC ioF
vho nj kht Lave kepi death u hay for re asn
b3 ceaaica81 70 t-11 powerful ami y ME Il
Tteetaolc stonacEic.
k1n+ -te.ti ; OF The community, rch a. vel .. poor
4so1l cotr!ou8uy. II i4rir hAnes .ru nner1p cTra
It, r b'kus Gusy. lEd heat vurE IL Dc sssiss
- tht vitxl eDers 3*4 ~ nuEsu tr But tons The
Hyse1n VIII AphIHrIKR'S BlrTEnA ano Tho war
unc tear CT III rtxt life III BE- comnArAt1rely rniei
ever II iht Isoat orn.f ssive w,AInes n , Lnkucf
e11 epaed tn. vi be recruited a1d ta.ved b, this
1tAtG1Q1 Ieato alive. EuIu Jar 'nF EGIAft 1t II
r. l.peos.hie o younE md ole. rod evaryHh.fr.
, 1865-07-28

gro !" and he. would not have bsen 2s he is
noW-a Wretched, miserable, stsrved creature,
hl.ttsnted On all sides, buGeted and Ihunped,
cruelty maltseated and miserable. (HeAr,
Lcar.I There Is my defense about America.
CIT or LONDON. -e:
Dur.nz thewhole OF yeste:dsy much Of The
ordinary business of the city was ma3c to
g'Ie way to the all-absorb'ng subject OF tn.
elect1er; In the Defshborhood of Gu'lthall
ESPECIALLY. which IVES the principal polling
place, nnd the center Of news touching tha
slate Of the poll, strong body Of police WAS
on duty keeping order and facilitating the
The lour Liberal candidates had heAded the
pol, and they mnlnta ut d the lead through
out the day Mr. Crawford being often at
The top and sometimes Mr.. Goschen, while
Alderman Lawrence and Baron Rothschild
we're always respectively third and fourth,
ALI O'Clock the contest WAS practically de.
eldtd. Baton Rothschill had then. according
to the returns Of the LIBERAL Central C,1l.
mittee, majority over Mr.. Lyall Of 1,763,
which IN the next hour be Increased to 1.067s
and ~ o'clock 10 I, ,373 From to 1 o'clock
Mr.. Lyall polltd only 451 votes, and Mr.
Fowler Ill, while for Baron Rothschild.
whom they we're tr, ing to beat, 1,001 were
recorded. The Conservative Central Com
mittee published no return after 3 O'Clock.
which was regarded as \ s'gu Of tho ineyit.
able defeat that awaited them,
> The fual state Of the poll at 4 o'clock. a.
retmned BY the Liberal Committee, stocd
Goechen Gsberal) ..........,,. z.oss
GIawtotd ahe1al. G,oo0
lawrence {Lthe1hl ..-.......-.....-.....,.,6 6545
Ro,hschtld (IiberalL R49i
LyxI1 {EcpsesvAttge). aIR
Fowler lConsefEaslve)- -,.'.....-....,....... s,97