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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-14

On wednesday, October is, California will hold an
election for the choice OF Judge 81 the Supreme Court
hold Office for years partial set OF district judges
for four years county judges In ali the counties for TOUR
years Justices OF the for years and Supcrn
The Offices OF Supreme Judge Superint endent Of
Public lnstrucon are important ones and The result OF
the election Will be awaited with great interest The
candidates for supreme Judge are John Curry repub-
can and Royal sprague democrat and the candidates
for superintendent OF Public Instruction John S~e
republican, and o. FitlgerYd democrat The repuo-
lican candidates are the ~ ssent ncumbonts OF the
Offices
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France and Prsssia-Improved Relations.
The relations subsisting between Frsoce and
Prussia are gradually assuming more friendly
character. The North German Gazette, which ID
supposed to be in the confidence OF Count
Bismarck, admits that the French Emperor II
sincere in his desire for peace. On an early day
Napoleon and King William are expected to
meet in friendly conference. 1t will be well II
this other war cloud blow past, leaving the
nations in peace. Napoleon, we feel assured,
begins to see that war with Prussia, though
it might bring him a little addi-
tional military renown, would not per-
mansntly check the progress Of Ger
man unity. In such o case he knows the
renown would be dearly bought The
Emperor wisely begins to think that il
Germany must be united it is better for
France and for him to have united Germany
for friend than foe. The habit Of dictation
has not yet left the chief of the French people
how can it all at once but the fighting
propensity is less violent than formerly. If he
only keeps his finger out Of this Italian pie
there is good reason for believing that
existing difficulties will be quietly got over,
and that the peace of Europe will remain
undisturbed.
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REIRAsrD. -Colonel Samuel and N. A. Stewart AFTER
six weeks and three days confinement under guard
se b.rracks at Rome were released last Saturday by
ord Of General Pope they giving bonds Of $4,000 ,ash
10 the Governor 10 answer TO any charges that mar
hereafter be brousht against them BY TIE military OF
civil authorities OF the United states or Of tho state u
Georgia Macon Ga Telegraph, OCT, 10,
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WINDMILL JrDGs-U is said that Husband, the
Yankee OF three months residence, who appointed
BY General Pope Judge OF the Middle district OF Florida
went TO that state as an inventor OF . windmill and
vendcr Of patent redcines. 1t 10 thought that tho
favor OF our commsxdIng general --Hpon tGdl yse,
r1pt, Ocs. Nv.
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had just started from the city badly smashing the en-
CINE and two cars and killing ono passenger
The government commissioners have completed their
examination OF the section Of Central Pacific Rail-
road west OF Cisco, and unanimously recommend the
government 10 accept the road
The yellow fever has been declared epidemic in Men,
phis, Tenn. Forty-seven reported for tho
twenty -four hours ending at noon yesterday.
Levi Silman Ives. DID,, LII D., formerly Bishop Of
The Protestant Episcopal Church OF North Carolina and
we'll known for his religious writings philanthropc
works and conversion TO the Catholic faith died at his
residence In Manhattanvills yesterday afternoon.
The United states gunboat Marblehsad, which has
been lately overhanled tho Norfolk Navy Yard sale
the llth inst for long among the West India
Islands
The annual sermon OF the Society for the Increase
the Ministry was preached last evening by the Rev. Dr.
Morgan, In Christ church, Fifth avenue
Mrs Martha Webster died In Brooklyn on Saturday
morning from the effects Of overdose Of morphine,
which had been Inadvertently prepared BY druggists
assistant In store on Third avenue in that city The
clerk was arrested and held to await the result OF the
coronsr's investigation.
General Candy TO leave Charleston to-day for Column
bA 70 consult with Governor Orr, OF South Carolina
and Governor WORTH OF North Carolina on questions re-
latng 10 reconstruction in the District
Senior Romero and his family were in Charleston Yes
terday, awaiting the arrival OF the United
wilderness, which Is 70 convey them to Mexico.
train Of cars on the South Carolina Railroad, near
Columbia, C., thrown from the track and the cars
robbed on Saturday night II Is supposed that gang Of
negroes tore up the track aud committed the robbery
Mike McCoole, the pngist, has forwarded to gen.
eman in this city thousand dollars forfeit money
and challenge TO fight any man in America.
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INEW YORK HERALD.
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
->~~->~~->->~~-~~>--
All business or news letters and Geographic
dispatches must be addressed New YORK
HERALD
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Volume XXI. Observation-Disclosures. No. 2S7
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
BROADWAY THEATRE. BrOadwA'.-rHH WOMAN "
"A'A
FRENCH THEATRE. Fourteenth street-MAarr Az.
ToIssrrE.
woRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE. Oppo.
site New York HotsL-rHs FRENCH sPY
BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-srRisc or PEARLS
D o
NIBLo's GARDEN, Broadwsy.-BLAcK csooK
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway.-RIP VAN wsKLx
wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18TH st-THx
RENT DAr-FoRrY AND FIFTY.
GERMAN STADT THEATRE IS and AZ Bowery -DAs
AurfisDgS DER swERcE-EiS GEBiLDSTER HAusKNzcnr.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIc.-GRASp DUCHESS
BANvARD's OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM Broad.
way and Thirtieth street-DEyn's AUCTION.
NEW YORK CIRCUS. Fourteenth street-GrxSAsrIcs
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE 2 and West cath street =
ALADDis, TnE WospEEfuL SCAMP, &c.
THEATRE CoMTQUE. 5ii Broadway -wurrx corros
sHARPLKYs MissrRrLs
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs 5s5 Broadway.-Eruro.
Plan ENTERTAINMENTS SINGING DAsclsG AND BuRLEsoUEs
KELLY 4 Icons MISsTRELs 100 Broadway. SONGS.
DANCES, EccEsrRicuIrs, BuRLKsouEs, &C.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2ol Bowcry.-colrc
VocALisA, NEGRO MissrRELsr &c.
BUFFERS AMERICAN THEATRE, AZ Broadway
BALLET, FARCE PANToMIxx, he
BUNyAN HALL, Broadway and Fifteenth s,rse..-TuE
PILGRm.
EIGHTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE, corner Thirty fourth
street-siscIsc, DANCING, &c
IRVING HALL Irving rlace.-rar ADVENTURES or
"AS' D"o"s'
HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Brooxlyn.-E raIortAs
MissTRrlsr, BALLADS AND BURLEsaUEs
BROOKLYN OPERA HOUSE. Williamsburg -Uspxs
GAsLICHr.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE. -ExHsIrIos OF NATIONAL In.
DUsrRrAL PRODUCTS.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, us Broadway
SCiKNcx AND ART.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth street.-IrALrAy
OrERA-TnE HUcUrxoIs
New York, Monday, October IA, 1867.
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woRRELL SISTERS, NEW YORK THEATRE. oppo.
site New York Hotel.-rHR FRENCH SPY.
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FRENCH THEATRE. Fourteenth street-MARrr Al
ToIsBrrE.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway-rnH WOMAN
wuuk.
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GERMAN STADT THEATRE, 10 and ~ Bowery -DAs
IurfisDEN Der SwERGE-EIS GEBILDEIER HAusKNEcur.
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BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-srRIsc or PEAR
DEAD SHOT.
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wALLACK'S THEATRE. Broadway and 18TH st-TH,
Rent DAY-FoRIY AND FIFTY.
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-osAsp DUCHESS
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BANvARD'S OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM, gi
way and Thirtieth sireet.-DEyn's AUCTION
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q to "a miles the Shortest Route

Al ffains nm directly through to New York,
A0-Aeo a118o wnnog9 eGAssl q, CoAcu.a.@0
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE
The Washington Library Compan!


In order that the object SET forth IN hi. cir
eulsr may be tssfnly accomplish D. hare issued nys
nr.estf T#
FINE sTEEL-pLATg EEsRAyIEGs,
which epnt subscription plies much below ther
retail valne. "a
CERTIFICATES or STOCK IN TUE WASHING
Ton LIBRAaY COMPANY
will lie issued stamped with the seal Of the Company
AID signed ~ the secretsry fNone Others gsnrine
ANY person sendtug Us usE DnLLAE or paying the
ga g. on local sv-nt wifi recaive immediately
S Plate Engraving Vt choice from the following LIST
sni One Certificate OF Soes urrg One Present
published cheiule
ONE DaLLAR ENGRAxIxis
~. Ivy el4lll Ny chila!" No. 2-'Thsyrs
the sttr ays 81 ,he ~evolut,au
Any person r.yteg 40 DOLLARS will receive either
Of re ,oilo~ins nnr sf.ri Plates At ciice ssa NO
Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENaRAvNGs
No. l-"w..hIpgton's nour.ship" No. 2-"wa,hing-
tons List Interview with his Mother"
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Any p-r,on psyins THREE DOLLARS viii receive the
beautiful Steel Plate Of III &f NJ
aHoMK FROM Tue WAR;
and Three Certificates Of Flock, becoming entitled to
Three PIoeels
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAvINss
Any person ras ing souR noLLARs .hall receive the
large and tesutiful steel Piate Of
THE PERILs OF OUR FoRRYATHERs"
and -Four Certificates of Stock emitting them Four
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAyISas.
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall receive
the Lat g. And spen AID Steel Plato al
1.-THE MARRIAGE OF PocAHoSTAs"
And Ave Certificates OF stock emitting them to Five
Presents
The Engrsvinss ard Certificates win be delivered to
each subs rber at Local Agencies sent by mail
post patti, or e1 pssss. ~ aag be ordered.
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FROM DuRfAEO-By New York time ffcn De
pot cor. nxchaaes and MisAisss atre~a:
| 6.46 AZ H. Rev York Day Exprese, (eun-
| days axcepssdl stops at Hornelhviiis a:oS Z. N.
| IDS d, Jsnp asd arrive IN Nav York 1880 p,
/ Oonsecsa 81 Great Bend with Delaware Lack.
avauna wsstsfn Railroad, and ~ jersey City
with Midnisht 1xpress tt ain Of Nov Jsvss, Rail-
roai for PbilAdesphA, Raltu ore and Washinatnn.
500 A. u. Exprsss Mail, via Avon and Hor.
| nellsville fsundsys exeepted). Arrives In New
FORK u 7;a.m Connects At Eimira With Nor tn
err Central Railwa, for Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
a.2O p. II. Lightning Express, Sundays
cepted) Stops 1t Hornellsri lie t:z5 p. m. dup
| sad arnvs in Hew York !. ~ q m. Connects al
| { gsr,sy Raiirrad tsr baltimore aud Washington.
and It Rss yofk Hith Aprnia& E4pssss Train for
6.I0 r. N. New ysrA Night Express,
DAILY. steps Al Po,tsg. SOS p. m. tsup.) inter
sectine at Horneiisviile with the ais D m Trair
from Dunkirk. and arrirsin New Fork 1T 1890
b. p.M. F5E.s
II 30 p. n. Cineinnati Express, Sundays
excepted stops At eusqueh.nus $50 m. tBkfts
se 1ufnsf'v ITO y. ns tsin~h and arrives N New
Horth-rn csntia, Rsilssy iet n.ari.hsfr. phiia.
dslphia, baltimore, Washington and rofnts souti,
at Crest Bend with Delaware, IAchawarna q
+ 81 Wsstsr- Raiiroed nr soEanson Trenton aid Phil
sdeIphia md q New York with Aftsrnotn Trains
and steamers for boston and New England Cities
Only One Train East On sunhy, leaving Buffalo 1t
Gle .. m /, and reaching New York at 1880 p. M.
ppsfcs Ahs HKw HsaLASD PAssasexRs, With their
Baggage are transferred 6rss Of charge in New York
n7~o pleasure travellers the line OF the Erie Railway
presents many object. OF interest," passing through the
beautiful valleys Of the Chcmnnx, 6asqnehanna, Dea-
ware and Ramapo rivers changing panorama Of
Of natures beautits commands attention.
4 s& sB
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Ihave tested these Drops 10 my practice ten
years aud do DOT hesitate TO that Ing yet
been devehped ~ nodea, reavnrch Dow er
fully, pos ftiyely, and rnrssy In OF female
regu arfy ~ does this mecire " all rscelt cases
nerer fails willie Thousands lo have been long suasr
ers, are indebted 10 II rite hocu 81 health todas,
Although 70 powerful aud positive they are prrfScts
harmless and may be used at all timrs, except when
speciality Forbidden In tlis dirsotfSns
THEY have been sxnusireiy employed by emuen
Physicians In France std Erland we'll 10 m, iwr
practice ov " ton years and basr yet 10 hear 81 I'd
aIrt a-t+ner o failure could give you t-stimonjr
cfth,f efficacy from lHirs Hii the Northern "
h"t"rn statps thss pnt Ia their nature private
Over lOnhh bottles hate been sold the past year and
oope niid trust many sufferers have been bsnnattrd
an wei aware thai rtuedy 20 potent TO removed
obrtrictont nrsy he used for bad purpose bot trns
that where one bottle 10 TINS used, m6y fall Into
the hands OF really needy sufferers,
To all who suffer from any irreEusrity; painful din
cult f1ee-sise, offensive or obstrleted Msnstruaitp
luccfrta, ur the train ofdt that follow ~ouil
.ay. Try bottle OF ~. lynn French Itrradsna DruA
Being fluid preparation THEFT action II direct and
positive tisii AIRY pill powders. Extfci directions
bearing ~, facsimile, accompany eafh bottle.
They may be oftainen bfnesriy every druggist In tire
country, Or by enclosing tiis price to q. q. CLAIM
60, NV Haven, g., General Agents for tha United
States and Canada,
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1fon asd ssr AU0per 2sth, 1861. frain9 vtli lsass
IN eoAoec<s0s With al Western liass. - 6lovs.
UhOA OU0KI0K AND AALAMAMCA-
~ Now fesk tins ffoa Union Deuos;
7.30 A. =. kAprsss HAIL, froe Raairh, fsun-
days sassetsdl. Stops 81 salamanca fo-e0A- =
end c06hscts ~ Hs9nelisvills ord Corning nth
she 800, = hxpess Nail from BuhAio, end =
rvesia MsW Yast q TOO /. u
StSS r II. Laghtning Expreas, ffaA Gain
nance, tsundays ,sxospted1. s.ops at Heeneils.
vile 6G p. =. (erph intersectus With the 40
Pm. Nan from Bnnalo, and arrives In New York
at70e .. N. q S. - So e8s3
A.16 r. = Aew York Night Dxpssss, IRON
DunkIh( osDdayp excepted). 6eeps Ut eNaA0an-
ca 6oep N. 0taas7:85 fSupe Turner'S D. -
am. fsaft) aad arrives In New York Il 10 % p.
m. conuecting with Afternoon Trains and etsaln-
ers for Busson ard New England Cities.
ESQ n Cfnea1nati Express, from Bun
khk, (sundays sxsepted.) stops At ealamaAn At
l55 P, nd connects At Acrneiisviiie with
the it7op n. Train from Buffalo. arriving In New
York 81 SIS r. Il.
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Schedule of Presents.


C@h Ptesept.......... 0o0
Cssh preseut.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 900
Cash Present.. 10 600
Cash 5000
Cash Prssents of q, 500 eaoh..--........,. 0C0
Handsome Country Residence, Stable, Grounds
Ae, esrm.u,own, pniladoi ph,s-...-........ $4,000
Double hesideace, three-storY brick, Camden,
hsw Jersey Is 900
Coa Depot ufi -, Sheds ,irau vi, with bust
n-ss estabii-hed No 1914 Washington Av-
enue, lphia.........-.. .-........".. Is 600
Coustfy esideuce. Riverside, n. j., with
Grouad, rruits Se...........-. .....,..... 10 900
Tbreestory Cottage, Lot, 90
rs Valuable Buildins Lots, Riverside, $500 each 5000
! Elegant Turnout Family Carriage Span OF
ttorses Harness Sc, completion. -........ 5000
10 Nalus.e buidinss Lott. Riverside, $500 5000
l Beautiful sver-srs, uorr-, l5,S hslds high,
sired BY the celebrated Imported Arsbian
Ho 81 Cali Oh - also = light Road agon
weigtt li0 pom de-, with set VI supsr ior
Siuge Harness, &C, Masking 1nst-o.sss
estsAshu.ent 5000
20 Planes 35ue Zach 600
% Geodeors, s2223 esch...., sgp'
Seewoud sewing NJ hines s20s each ..,..4.. COZ
10 fsmy Sr~ing Ma hines, fto6 each. .s...... eco
81 Fire told wstc hos, $40 zach. ...- 10 90
loo Oil p-iatings,. by leading nrtistsAarg resate
vaius..... 10 600
3 Cancels Hsir Sbaw., 81 900 eseh........... 600
Csiueis Hsii shssls. $500 each ........... ECO
Handsome Lace shauls, $3.50 each............. $50
10 Cashmere Shaw s. $50 each 500
~ six Dress Patterns, <fh each 500
81 fits building lots $40 each $3.50
The remainder viii consist OF Silvervs-e, Mu-
steal t,cxes, opera Glasses. Pocket sibles
and different articles Of ornsment and use,
amounting ....-.-..,. 81, 900
Tcfn $500 90
All the properties given clear OF ineu nbrsuce.
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BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, Journals, Ledgers,

RECORDS, RECEIPT AND CASH BOOKS
AL Sizes and Styles Of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memerandums, Copying Books,
Digries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, fable.
Composition Books, Bills payable receiv.
An, ,iag no,r iip- he proeuredi In the Ams ricae
or forrixu ruarkrs. furnished at short notice. and Il
mauufi trr srs' or irapeI ters' prices.
RaSe-s comr tn the ty will do well to example THU
stock before selecting and eeiyed through the
si wilrtceve the careful ats ntion Of experienced
clerks.
100000 Rolls Wall Paper. u
An Grades. ~afe 20 th- Whole ale and Re tail
Trade. Printing Paper, all sizes mill prices.
81 43y2l
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-25
A CARD TO INVALIDS

CLERGYMAN WHILE RESIDING IN
N South America as a missionary, discovered
a safe and simple remedy for the Cure OF Ner-
vous Weakness, Early Decay. Disease of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by banetul and
vicious habits Great Numbers have been
already cured By this noble remedy
Prompted by desire TO benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, | will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
envelope, to any one who needs it, Free Of
charge.
please enclose a post paid envelope, address
ed TO Yourself
Address. JOSEPH 4. INMAN.
Station d. Bible House,
6n' New \ ork City.
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WHISPERS
AND
MOU ST A CHI ES !

U,oRCED TO grow upon the smsothest face IN
sevirne's Resturatuer Capillaire, the most
S Wonderful discovery in modern science, acting
upon vhe beard and hair in an almost iniineuc,
Ions manner. II has been used by the elite OF
Paris and London with the most hattering sue
ed and II entire satisfaction is not ven IN ev
eTy Instance, the money will be che irfully r.
G,nded. Price by mail, scaled ant. postpnla,,
Al. Descriptive circulars and te, ,,,a.rs
mailed FREQ. Address BERGEk SIT ~
co Chemists, No. 2s5 River street, ROY w.
y sole agents for the United states
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ELINOR GEORGEaS ESTATE
TATE OF = Il IL VI q v Il


Ii Probate Court, holden at West Fairlee,
within and for said district, On the 10th day of
january, A. ID. ls67,
Alyah Bean. executor on the estate of Ella
nor \. George. late OF West Ealrce, in said
district deceased. makes application to said
Court foricense TO sell all the real estate of said
deceased Of which she died seized and possessed
within this state. to wit About - acres of
land in the village of West !airee, with a
dwelling house and out buildings thereon. Al
50 d building lot adjoining tine same. and Il
slip in the meeting house ia said village.
Whcr upon, it Is ordered by said Court that
said ap, Acatton come under consideration and
be heard . session Of said Court to be holden
4. West EaIrlec, in said district, on the I'd Tues
day of February, \. ID. 1867,
/ And that all concerned be notified hereof by
/ the publication of this order in the National
/ Opinion, printed at Bradford, Vt, three week
/ successfully, before said time OF hearing that
i they may appear at said time and place, ii they
+ see cause object thereto.
! BY the Court. Attest
3lH3 i. Il. GILMORE, Judge
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Probate Courts,
Bradford District.

nROBATE COURTS WILL BE HOLDEN
within and for the District of Bradford,
for the year ensuing, rs follows, Wis;
At the 'Trotter House, in bradford, on inc
I'd Tuesdays in January, May, July, ana sep
TENDER.
,he second Tuesday in December and the I'd
TUESDAYS In February, April and October.
AT the Hotel in East Corinth,on the "a Tues
DAYS of March, June, August, and November
ALVAH BEAN, Register.
West Firleo, Dec !, 1866.
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BLOODY AFFRAY IN KANSAS

BLOODY AFFRAY IN KANSAS
FOUR MEN KILLED.-New York,
Jan. 16.-A special dispatch from
Leavenworth, Kansas, of tO-day's
date, gives an account of bloody
affray at Cave Gulch, in Montana
Territory, on December IA. The
cause of the difficulty was jumping
claims. Patrick Osborn, John Bas-
sett. VIM. Chevers and VIM. Me
LaughliH were killed, and several
wounded. Thirteen persons were
mnested by vigilance committee
and will be tried for the murder.
A miner in Dry Gtllch was murdered
at Helena on the same night.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-25

--THE AMERICAN HAIR REGE>ERAToR AND
HAIR DRESSER is pronounced by all who have
used it, the best Hair Restorative in the mar
kct. 1t is fast working itself into public favor
and already it stands upon the toilet tables in
many of our first houses. The ladies' of fash
ion are delighted with IT, for il is not only such
beautiful dressing, but !, does not soil the
most delicate head dress.
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AUCTION SALE.

yu,uE SUBSCRIBER will sell at public auc-
ton at his residence in Bradford village
on saturday, Jan. &c, 1867, commencing ut 10
O'clock A, NJ. his household furniture consist
Inc of Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, Stoves, Stove.
pipe, Crockery, Earthern, Glass, Stone. Iron
md Wooden Ware, Oil.cloth Carpet Is feet
,.id.' Ala / CHAMBER sett, 3 Sewing machines
show case, Maple Fire Wood, fitted for tn,
stove, extra Cow-cnlves In March, and som,
arst quality Hay, with great many article
not herein mentioned.
Il. BLISS, Auctioncer, ,,
Bradford, Jan. 10, Is67.-39w2
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Gov. BOutwelrs proposition was
debated for two hours and a half,
Messrs. Bingham, Farnsworth, Hill
and Hise warmly opposing it, and
Boutwell,, Wilson. Raymond, Stew
ems and others supporting it-Mr.
Raymond, however, indicating his
opposition to admitting the State at
all, on the ground of insufiiciency OF
population. The debate was cOnfin'i
ed mainly to the constitutional pow
er of Congress to impose any such
conditions upon State as debating.
the basis of its suffrage. The Dem
ocrats voted solid against it, but the
amendment was adopted-yeas 81,
nays 20.
THE COLORADO ADMISSION BILL.
The House at once, on Mr.. Ash
ley's motion, proceeded to consider
the Colorado bill, which came from
the Senate at the same time with the
Nebraska State bill, and an amend
ment precisely similar to Boutwelfs
was engrafted omit by yeas 70, nays
60, and the. bill thds amended was
passed under the influence of the
previous question, by yeas 80, nays
So.
The bills both 90 to the Senate for
concurrence in the amendments OF
the House. When concurred in,
and the bills formally enacted into
law, the matter rests with the lie
gislatures of Nebraska and Colora
do. If they formally assent to the
condition imposed, that fact wher
duly proclaimed at once constitute,
them as States of this Union with
out any further action on the par
of Congress. The presumption is
therefore, almost absolute that with
in sixty days from this time there
will be Two more States added t
the American Union.
Senator { vans name as minis
ter to Aus ril was sent to the Sen
ate to-day. vice Mr.. Motley, VIII
, has asked to be relieved. NJ" Cow
an SAYS he did not seek the place
I and doubts if he accepts it.