National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Congregational church at WinOna,
Min, has recently been appointed by
Gen. Fisk. superintendent of the
colored schools of Tennessee.
The chair of Analytical and Ap-
piled Chemistry in the University of
Vermont will be filed during the !.
coming year by Prof. Chas. Blake,
of Providence. Rhode Island.
In WOrcester.a few days ago,a man
who gave his name as James hice,
and said he had just returned rom
the West. called at the door OF MIS-.
Josiah Britain. Oh Lincoln street.
and stated that about sixteen
years ago lie had worked for MI
Britain. and when he received his
wages he took by mistake IL dollars
too much. He wished to return the
money, which he did.
In Fitchburg. last Tuesday. a pair
of runaway horses dashed the car
rage to which they We're attached,
against a wagon in which Mrs. Ed
ward Batten. of West Fitchburg
was seated, throwing her out and
iniuring her so badly that she has
since died.
A few days ago, at Louisville, the Z
body of a man was found on the .
street with one hundred stabS III his .
body. his ears cut off. his eyes gOug
ed out, and other frighttul mutila-
tons. Noclue to the murderer or the .
mans identity has been obtained. (
HEAVY DEFALCATIoN AT GREEN f.
ZELDA heavy defalcation,amonnt- .
ing to no less than S21 900, from the /.
funds of the First National Bank at
Greenfield. has lately been diScoV-
cred. The money was abStractcd at
various periods for some time past,
10y l.. {. Tenney. the teller of the
bank, and was spent in speculation
in gold. The funds cmhczzlcd We're
from special deposits Of bonds and
other readily valuable paper, and
while the bank itself loses q very
small amount. the depoSltors are
heavy sufferers, OF" of them to the
extent of : 1000. Suspicion was .
aroused in the matter several days
since, and on Monday Tcnney was
arrested and lodged in jail. At his
examination before the Police Court
OF Wednesday he pleaded not guilty.
and is now awaiting release on bail.
which will probably be effected be
fore long Springfield Republican.
PAT ANSWERs.-The telcgraphs
fails to give us some of the incidents
which happen on President John
sons tour. The following are among
the omitted ones:
While the President was speak
ing from the window Of the Drlrvan
House at Albany, he inquired. To
whom have IpfoVed tratorE when
an Irishman replied. To General
Sweeney and the Faynians.' He
continued, j have held every Office
in the gift of the people, what more
can desire , when a fellow sung
out, Another term.
TIE HAIR a CROWN OF GLORY.
He whose ingenuity has invented
something to prevent premature
badness. arrest the falling out of
the hair. Promote its growth, cradi-
cate humorS and hair caters. keep the
scalp in cool and healthy condition.
and change the hair to its natural.
original color. is indeed public ben
cfactor. All this BorrcTs Hdir
Restorative" seems to do with charm.
as mass of testimony from some
of the most prominent and intluen-
tial citizens in the country will show:
and 80 far rs we know, they all con
s eur in the fact that the effect. after
3 using one bottle cnly,is truly mirac-
ulous.
The Chicago RepublicaA says that
Il Young man from Rutland, YER
mont. named Robert Johnson, was
arrested in that city the other day
tor drunkenness. On his person
were found no less than twenty nine
photographs of young ladies. while
in his pockets, coat Innings. boots
and even his bosom were stuffed full
of love letters. all of which he had
obtained by answering advertise
ments or advertising for female cor
respondents, lDI W Illtu tlt lIti' al
mania.
a PREDlCTIoN.-Thc Chicago
Tribune predicts that. in the coming
election, the Western States will
stand by Congress and its Recon
struction Policy--in other words,
will go Republican-by the follow
M ing decisive majorities Ohio, 40,
600; Indiana, $1,000; Illinois, 40,
900; Michigan, $1,000: Wisconsin
$4,000; Iowa, $1,000; Missouri,
10000: Minnesota, 5000; Kansas.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Republican ma
~ jority, 100000.
\ half crazy colored man was re
Gently arrested in St.Louis for drunk
enness. He was soon overheard
praying, and during the course o
his deyotions asked "dc Lord to for
glib" his many trcspasses, and par
ticular)y to pardon him for stealing
Il watch. The calaboosc keeper
overheard him. and made him fork
over valuable gold watch an,
N chain.