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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-28

GOING SOUTH AM n@9+'
Lag. Burlington at 700 A. NJ, $50 T. H. AN1
sg9 Tr,in leaves St Adams at 40 A. NJ an, anu
MAI I, p+riin0ton With Rutland Burhn vi
I. W &c River Junction and b s.3Sss.ld and
AZ ~ .f,s 10 Boston, worcester. Sprin-n, New
with trains on fassnmpai0 ~
f95k , AZ 800 ,ul leaves Montreal At ~ NJ
St. Johns at "a. NJ, O5hlss. Pont 10. As A. ":
lodge AZ h4t y. a~ryipg in Boston via LoN'''
at 10 81 p. NJ .tt7,AM
,f,1-eai Is P NJ ROuse's Point o.tg 40 CON
At IS =. ~, Fals with Cheshire Railroad ior
p p.s ~ Worrester and with Vermont ~
RAILROAD for Springfield, SC, and arri'int "
York at 1870 P. NJ.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND VEST, m IN
Leave Burlington at AIS A NJ, s-lO A. IL 49,
u: Eynre:s leaves Boston via Lowell at SOP A.
u for Burlington st. Adams, Montreal AT n
=, Montreal at 81 P. NJ, OgdensourSh a. - n
Naii Train leaves Boston via Lowell A. '-,S a
Iavv-eDce and Fitchburg at 30 A ~ > Prln--
15ar-A5A NJ for Burlington, anG 81 A. n. ~. /. =
Accommodation Train leaves NorthheIu q -
N. Burlington, Rutland St Aioahs anu i'''D
siSbt Express leaves Bellows Fails at ~ p y
-e,eiving passengers from vermont - SI .sLir,
ieaving New YORK, at l2.l5 r Z anu II - al
n r ieaving Boston at $50 P. NJ conn Is IL. .,
tVbite River Junction with train leaving D,,si
sO0 P NJ. for Burlington, Rouse fI s5 TrrDl
~ Ogdensburg. connecting with 6rshu Ilu"'
rams ~ are attached to both the Night RI
- rains running between St Adams Au'
~,st,n and St. Alhans and SprinSheIu- go. We,
-7i-kets 10 Detroit Chicago and al Pol--..' n,
- - II DEURY, Agent No ? Aulerlc.h ~"
ri harrington, Vt Baggage checked thry -. e,
70 II NH tickets to Chicago and the "es' III
sale at the Principal s'atiS = MERRILL. sup't.
q Atbans May 10. 1867
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iiEAK1 S CONTENT, June 10.

HEART CONTENT, June IL
rac steamer Chiltern, arrived here
on sunday to grapple for the ends of the
broken cable. At 2. ". the lrish end
was recovered, tested. and found perfect. AZ
ter the Necessary buoying and renewed pre-.
paration for graphing, the Newfoundland
md was Obtained. and at six A. NJ. to-day
the ends were spliced, and communication
thiou.h the cable restored
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DO Better UOrH,

with LESS FOWER. B.. EASIER o. OPERATE Tor both
team and I-stf- rf-augr-. Hrrs l4r4t.s, more sim
pie Isss I;su 20 uss1 rsTsI-', gr- Hia-e sEsg 70
Jair,d, and is therefore srGefy the machine for the
farmer o. buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the atten-
tion of Farmers 90 tie following facts
That the manufacture 81 Moving Machine was
adopted hy a. permanent business in i-t'.-
That we have a shop and tools for that especial
business That believing 10 true economy for you
20 buy a. perfect Machine az
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R r.
CHANGE OF TINE

Commencing. MAY p. 1867, trains will rur as FOL
lows -
ANA NJ MAIL TRAIN for Boston blNy 81 NJ -.
res-er Fitchhurgh. Brattleboro ; IA =
ford, New Haven, Troy, Alhany 4ll - I, an y ~
arrive In Troy az BIO T. ii '-'eN i-'A
Boston 7.3lP NJ. 5000 c,-,
Ttro,gl 10 Bosfon and TOY siihori e;IH1' $500
1852. 81 DAY EXPRESS ior tullaiu r5tIaTd
F,ils 'Trov and Nv York. Arriyil- IN fNItlal.l
sTrP NJ. Bellows falls, = ~ ~ 9e-7No9
tody s 15P VI New York ~, \ " . p...t,,.
"a p ~ ACCCMOp ATiON TRAIN 70 i'u'--li''-'
arrives in Rutland AZ 50 7. p s,,..f,, "a e,-
to05P NIGHT EXPRESS with Sleeping : 95'iol
SeU york and Boston. Arrive IN Troy Al 81 -
New YORK tO.I5 ~ Boston >--' A n
r..-l % 1rrop 4-i4 BOSTON without chGngc P 80
me liOland 80 P. NJ ana ~ - ~ ~, -
r,ate rI0se connection with the New \ orA zen
tai At Troy and Albany for all points west
iron. "a, SoufA aHa East TTsi7' aTTIr' al
4ts.x NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with sleePins
Carr. from New Yors and Boston LesFe' -''
York At 5 p. N, Boston 5.3l ?. n. r.,.4
3 ~ A NACCOMODATION TRAIN RON huI - y
asp M.NATL TRAIN from Troy AM NSN IT, ~
JPN. EXPRESS from Boston, Lgeeu, ~ ~
esste Springfield, Hartford, Ne" haven II ,
and New York. ,r-t. 7-,.L
For further information apply at the Union IlcA
.. ofire No Z American Hotel blocsi or a. -
RutiaUf Burlington Passenger station Where t.cH
e. can he purchased for all OF me ssoee ~,
~ an points West, North West anc SUN 49,
choice mas be made from any o' ''-o 70 ~
from Burlington ,,..s,
I " WARDWELL, Agent, Passenger station.
l. v CARPENTER. Agent, No. American Iotei
. GEO. A. MERRILL sur l.
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NOTICE.

THE existence Of the Farmers and Mechan','
L Bank chartered BY the Legislature Of the state
of Vermont and located in arlington IN said state
was terminated a.reeably O. the laws Of said state
on the 10th day of September A ID. leo and NOTICE
is he reby given that said Bank will redeem its out
standing bills
The following act Of the Legislature % Vermont is
published by direction OF said Bank.
By ofder o. the Directors,
=. E WALLS Pres.
C. F. WARNEE. Cash
BurIiueron. y v. IS. I-ff.
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4 Is hereby enacted 5y The General assembly
Of The STATE Of Vermont


OF The STATE Of Vermont
So. l. Aftsr the expiration Of the charter q any
bank chartered By this state or after the termna-
tios Of the existence Of any such bank agree1t-v
o. the laws Of this state, such bank may cause
notice % be published u all the weekly newspapers
Of the county where such bank is located, f1r one
full year, setting forth that said bank Will redeem
its outstandn. bills. the day Of the expiration Hi
its charter the date OF the termination 20 ts exc
istence, and COPY % this act And upon due l-H-
hcation Of such notice, neither such bank nor .ts
officers shall be liable 20 any action for the noe
redemption Of any Of its outstanding bills. ul.es.
the same shall have been duly presented and ply-
ment thereof demanded within the year afJresa...
at the banking house Of such bank.
SIC p After the expiration Of the charter
after the termination Of the existence Of any such
bank as aforesaid such hans shall cease 20 be sub
ject 20 the operation liable 70 the provisiors 70
the sixty-thirt section Of chapter eishty-ui1s n
the General Statutes.
SEC 3. This Act shall take effect from is lls-
SAGE.
Approved November 10, 1855.
Nov lS-vIyr
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twill do bette work on an varieties q surface
than anv other mower. II has no side draft. no
WEIGHT upon the necks OF horses and has the light
est draft Therefore 10 is the best machine f0r the
team Il is also. the best for the driver, as Il has
well arranged, easy spring seat, and can ne
handled perfectly hy hoy Of ten years. without
any danger of heing thrown upon the tnives- The
afvsntagrs ~ the IMPROVED BUCKEYE on all
points that constitute perfect mower, are briefly
that will
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SIXPER CENT, IN GOLD


WInCIN CWI- On Ut ''''''''''
Tner1af was completed from Omaha 80 mile
west IN the Ist OF JaIuary. 1907 ana d luI-y
eUu.uptt and trains are re-u airy ruunlu- 80
ties etc. 90 finish the remaining portion 70 the
eastern Ea.e o. the Rocky Mountains @l& miles,
which Is under con tract 20 be done SEPTEMBER -
II this year. and DO Is expected that the entire
road vii be in running order from Omaha % us
western connection with the Contra. ta-iii' no =
al HHH .HH
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Preferred for many reasons Now is the tine 8.
enter
Send promptly for College Journal, New C.r,1-
lars. Specimens, &C
J. :. CHAMBERLIN. Principal.
Bur.ln-,-u, VI.
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Prospects for Business.

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
East is nov complete, aud the earnings Of the
Union Pacific on the sections already finished for
the first two weeks In Nay we're sll3,OoO These
sectional earnings the n al prC-esses will much
more than pay the interest on the Company =
bonds and tie through business over the only
line cf railroad between the Atlantic and Pacific
rrfrre -. frrrr
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for which they claim the aforementioned atgal-
tages over those in ordinary use, the proof FOL.
which NAV be seen in their constantly tncreas.u.
business during q residence In Hart.' I'd % sI
wears
let That from the peculiar construction Of tas
glasses theY assist and preserve the sight, render
IN frequent changes unnecessary
2d That they confer a brllllancy anu disiia',-
ness Of visit n, with an amount OF ease ana CON
fort not hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers
Sd. The the ma terial from which the Lenses are
ground is manufactured specially for optic pu--
poses, and is pure hard and brilliant and not .a-
bic % become scratched.
18th. That the frames in which they are SET,
whether in gold. silver or steel, are Of the finest
quality and finish, and guaranteed IN ever Dee
spect.
Apart from the above advantages offered, Messrs
Lazarus Morris are EDUCATED PRACTICAL orr
CLANS AND OcULIsrs. and are exceedingly sslllt1.
in ttfng. the eye, whether for diseased or impare
vision however difficult the case may be. They
examine the eve with Lens. and on the result q
such examinations, at once select slasse: O. sl-t.
The eve so fitted with spectacles possessing the
REQUISITE power. neither more nor less do not %
or REQUIRE the constant changes that are go uece.
sarv when badly fitted or improper glasses are
used The assurance Il offered that the business
will. as heretofore, be conducted with HONOR All
INTEG RITY, and in an uniformly and pains-tAs-
in manner.
- Remember the date Of visit at Z b. III. ". s.
Jes.Iry store. Burlington, Vt, July S. ls, -I.
s%-Ope Of the firm will visit every . mt Ltts
< B-NO PEDDLEES EMPLOYED.
juueled4Nsu.s
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Value and Security OF the
Bonds.

The Company respectfully submit that the
above statement VI facts fully demonstrates the
security Of their Bonds and additional proof
they would suggest that the Bonds now offered are
less than ten million dollars 5i7 miles Of road,
On whlch over twenty million dollars have already
ueen expended ION 33J miles Of this road the cars
are now running. and remaining Is miles are
nearly completed.
At the present II te Of premium on golf these
bonds pay an annual interest, on the present cost
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-28

Applications for agencies for the three last named
Companies in Vermont, Western New Hampshire
and Northern New York, should he made 70 as
General Agents and Agency superintendent for
said Companies In aid territory.
Fire and Inland insurance taken In the above
named first class Companies, % the amount Of
fl5Ot.l, in one risk.
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro-
perty generally will he insured for term Of
years, allowing the insured % receive back yearly
three-fourfhs the profits at rates low % make
il an object TO all having such property 20 insure,
20 try these Compzuies
Premium notes are not required, and the insured
incurs liability TO assessments the large cash
sets Of these Companies finnish perfect Indemnity
for all LOSSES
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Medirines.
DENTISTRY.

DR.WL. HARRIS having returned to Burlns-
IL ton has ntted mp ana opened suit 9! foo ,-
on the corner OF Church and College Streets, over
Dr Harris has been in the practice OF dentistry
isfsetion in All operations both Ia the operative
and mechanical departments. =, n
lie refers with pleasure to W. Carpenter, VI j.
s. " Thayer MD. b. W Carpenter, u. u.
sentE7-taHu
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SPRING CAMPAIGN.

4 Complete Canvass and Grand Rally.
We want o. hear from every young man 81
voung woman who means business anu desires
thorough preparation for duty.
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29lisrellaneous.
YOUNG AMERICA.
To Breeders Of TTOtting Horses.

The fast and famous trotting Stallion, YOUNG
AMERICA. by HCaglands trav Messenger, Jam
IN old Ahdallah. will stand for the season al the
Windhsm County Park, Brattebor0,Nt.
YOUNG AMERICA IL a handsome PoNcilu4
horse, eight years old, fifteen hands three inches
hish. and weighs !, 25o pounds lie is IRON gay,
with blacs points a splendid tr0tter, and the sire
Of some Of the most promising colts in the whole
country. He trotted when two years old, Two
races on the Centreville Course, Long Island,
asains Lady Beyins and Rocky Hill, winning ever
heat with ease, and making his mile IN three
minutes and three seconds 600, the best time on
record for a two-year Old. lie can now show a
> % ssait though only driven for exercl.e- MS
progeny cannot be eNcelled, As shown BY the iact
that a the fair Of the New England states held
last fall at 90 three years old, he t.ok the hrsi
and second premiums. One Of his get tooS the
first premium for % twO-year old stations, ana
ali the brood II trotting blood toat reeeE POI
premiums had foils at their side got ~ fOUNG
AsitRlCA.
The breeders and gentlemen Of New England
are invit d 10 see this horse and his produce II
IL his owners present intention TO remove him al
Orange County, New Yors, after the present sea
son Terms 50 20 insure, payable March ], l-t'
AL accidents ~ the Mss Of owners
". II. WALKER, Agent.
ah.
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CAUTIONTo FEMALES IN DELICATE
HEALTH.

nR. DOW. Physician ami Surgeon. No. Endicot
st Boston, Is consulted daily for all dlsea se
incident the female system; Prolapsus IteTi -. ol
Finor Albus Suppression, and other menstrual De
raTgemeuts are all treated new pathological
principles and speedy relief guaranteed IN yery
lew davis SO invariably certain is this new lnole 9,
treatment that most obstinate complaints yield
under H. and the afflicted person soon reloices IN
perfect health. -, !;
Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater experience 10
the cure OF diseases Of women than any other physl
clan in Boston. ,
BOARDING accommodations for patients VINO may
wish 70 stay in Boston few daIs undet HIS ueN'
ment. H. HI.
DR.. Dow, since 1915, having confined his Whole
attention TO an Office practice for the cure o.
yate Diseases and Female COmpl ints, acEhoHl'
edges no superior in the United States.
IL B-Ali letters must contain one dollar, or the!
will not be answered.
Office hours irons A. ". T. n.
] Bogton Seotl1-3lw VwlY
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You've ANERICA.-We are satisfied that IN TINS
vouns horse the breeders Of New Easland have
sta lion of very great value g their section q
the country He comes on both sides from pure
natural trOiting families, both Of which we're re-
markahle in the stoutness, as well a. the spee1
Of their stock
BLOSp ant YOUvG AMERICA are nearly ident-
fed ia blood and thins II the stallion had been
framed I'LL now he would have been as fat as she
il We have urged his owner 20 bring him back q
the island. and let him have season on nc
course. He believes VITA Us that the horse " ulu
distinguish himself and would fain give him The
opportunity % do so. But h's services AZ the
stud are So highly esteemed, and his produce have
already display eli such C points and such suDe-
lar speed and action, that lie cannot be spare
from the stud lie may, however, leave the uci-h
born. cd az some date, ami meantime, % we uEef
near him and had "a = .ot mare. we would certain
Is dip into the GRAY ME>sENGrE AMI AuuALIAl
blood. Of which hv is the Fountain.
AprH 2i-wei Ssat ISL
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Wine Per Cent,

VINE Rer Cent..
and IL Is believed hat on the completion Of the
road. like the Government Bonds. they will g
above par. The Company intend 10 sell but a
limited amount az the esent low rate, and retain
the right o. advance the price al their option
Subscriptions will be received in Nes FORK by
the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANk, No. = Nassau s. ,
CLARK, pJDGE Co., BANNERS, 80 Wall st,
JOHS J. CISCO Sos, BASKERs, No. 80 Wall St,
and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally
throughout the United states, Of whom maps and
descriptive pamphlets may be obtained. They " n
also be sent BY mail from the Company's Office,
No Nassau street, New York, on applicati, u
Subscribers will select their own Agents in whom
they have conf ence, who alone will be response
he 90 them for the SAFE deliver Of the bonds.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
juutfdSE3mos New York
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in.. the present season, run their line Of
FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN
STEAMERS daily, between Osdensbursh, 0sWeso,
Cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chicago, Milwaukee
and Intermediate Ports.
Leaving Ocden>buTgh, on Arrival Of
EMPRESS TRAIN FROM TIE EAST
PAsshNGFRs and Families moving West, can
embark with their Luggage. Team, Stoch- &C. anu
land together without disturbance " Iranshlp-
meut, at their port Of dest nAlous tAus 1870
tue great Inconvenience OF the many chan-es, .4e
laws and expenses Of other routes, These steamer
have large CABINS and SrAIE ROOMS alIti5 ,. an.
neatly furnished, for FIRST Class fAes 70 -
and Second Cables with Cook Stoves and c-lni9fta
Ne Accommodations for passengers ana fauilllss'
who may wish 20 furnish their own pfo'is.ons- 70
efforts will be spared 20 maintain the reputation
Of this, as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
A tbo-ough rebuilding refttiug, repairing and
refuruishius. with several new boats ADDED % the
line makes this now the most conf esAi''
and expeditions route 70 the GREAT MESI-
= Be sure and see the Agents OF TINS Line ue-
fore on buy your tickets
Ds50f IN Ogfsnstargt % tao e'frAs aH- 70 '''a'
Ne viii make g, the interest Of every Traveller
10 set the Agents Of this Line before purchasing
s'' USTHRoUGH TICKETS over all Western
Railroad Linss can De obtained 90 Application %
L FORGE ". SMITH. Office corner Ford ana Pat
terson SITS opposite johnson House, osiersonI .
NY .. 80. ..,l,,
-TONE HUNDRED POUNDS OF BAGGAGE
FREE. To EACH PASSESGr r.
Baggage Checked through % all points
For Through Tickets and other Information Ap-
Dis O. .,.
Office Steamers Landing, O-iers buzz h. y \.
GRO. " SMITH Gru'i Ticket Agent
Ii GOUDNO. Pa u-cr A-eIt
For further Information inquire at VI Central
Ticket Office
II. y. DRURY, Agent,
AMERICAN uurEL BL1cA.
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This we'll known and reliable Company, viii dur
ing the present Season run their inc %
HIn,r IL 49, I-RnI IL I'm
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Improved Buckeye Mower
No. -.
FOUR FEET FOUR INCH CUT.
BEST MATERIALS

This Machina.is simple in construction, and is
built q the
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NEW PLAN OF INSTRUCTION
a standard Institution.

We g'.lr4n,,s. raPii improvement and srfsrs '1'
ftFrefr-H.
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.sThe Great National Field Trial Of Sow
ers and Reapers.

IAN appropriation of $500 was made BY the
New YORK state Leg stature. for the purpose OF
practically tesiiug Mowers and other Farming In
plcmeuts and the supervision Of the trai intrustel
Ia tho state Agricultural Society. The trial {
Mowers and Reapers was held at Auburn during the
intensely heated term o. July last.
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Relating to the redemption flank Notes

C. F. WARVEE. Cash
Burl.aston. Nv. .. $50.
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FIFTY-NINE MACHINES

we're entered tor competition, and over two weeks
we're occupied in the numerous severe tests 70
which they were subjected The COMMITTEE o.
,isrsn yt45ss ronsgrtsHg Tracfcl and sesnfife az
-pr.r4iisfs and H1rhiuisfs made public the resul
~ their labors on wednesday evening last,at the
state Fair az Saratoga They AWARDED the
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Leaving Osden>bursh, on Arrival Of
FNpRFSS TRAIN FROM TIE EAST

STEAMERS daily, between Osienshur.h, OsNeSo
Cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chicago, MILWAUKEE,
ara Irta-mnlLate Pnrl.
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FIRST PREMIUM
grand gold medal, to the
RFCKEE'E .N.f CHINE
built by Adriance. Plat & Co.

as the hest Mower. The most prominent points OF
suteriority shown in the Buckeye Machine were
perfection of work In all kinds Of grass. and on
every variety Of surface, ghtness % DRAFT ease o.
management perfection Of mcdaniel construction
simplicity, strength and durability
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RST PR 7aEt VI
by THE
american Institute.

after four days trial seven other n
ing) in 1870 Its last and greatest victory was AT
Auburn 1861 as NAV be seen by the following eN-
tract from the New Yors Times" sept. 18th
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Tho Subscribers would again call the attention o
the Farmers o. their
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Railroads.
GER MONT Cent? AND suLLi'
T. RAILROADS.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Mqy. 10 1867
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-08
The DAILY EMPIRE.
KadlcnI Threntenlngs.

4 few days since the Cincinnati Gazette
put forth the following suggestive an
nouncenlct, IN the shape of d special dis
patch from Louisville, Kentucky The
withdrawal of HARDING, Union Conserva-
tive candidate for Governor, renders the
election of HELM pretty certain, as the
Radicals have little hopes of Their candl-
date. But the question is mooted whether
HELM wiH be dllo,0ed TO take his seat"
A similar threat, about the same time,
was put forth by the Nashville organ Of
the meek and lowly BRowNLow-the Press
and Times. Said that paper. ale who
supposes that ETHERrDGE, even IL elected,
would be suffered 6y Congress 10 rule Ten
Hessee, knows little of its iron will and de-
termination"
This Is a full explanation of BRowNLow
having his formidable armament ready and
his large body of military in command.
If the counsels of the flercer leaders of
Radicalism prevail, and the States of Ken
lucky and Tennessee hand over their polit-
ical and domestic affairs to the care of the
National Democracy-as we doubt not they
will-then there will be two more Military
Despotisms erected In the country, If Con-
gress dare do It,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-08
The Why and wherefore.

To show the influences that operate to
mold legislation, we give the following
from a synopsis of the doings of the late
Legislature of Ohio, furnished the Mans
field Shield and Banner, by MANUEL MAY,
Esq, the Senator from the Rlchland and
Ashland District. Says Mr.. MAY:
"A bill requiring liquor dealers to give
all bond in the sum of not less than $1,000
nor more than $1,000 has passed the House,
and came to the Senate, where it was re-
ferred to the Committee on Temperance.
At the request of the Hamilton and Cuya-
hoga delegations Republican, the commit
tee reported the bill, excepting from its OPP
Grafton Cincinnati and Cleveland. 1t was
generally said that, if the bill passed with
out t,(rh exception, the Germans of Cincin-
natl and Cleveland, at the spring elections,
would give over these cities to the Democ-
racy. The committee was composed of
four Republicans and one Democrat. The
latter said he was never consulted by the
rest of the committee about the bill, and he
therefore knew nothing concerning it. The
report was not received by the Senate. but
was referred back to the committee. Then
came the news that Cleveland had elected
a Democratic Mayor. After that the com
mittee never made a report, and the bill
died in their hands"
Radicalism, all overl