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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-05
ELECTION RyruRKs


hew York pmscans By 1000 Ms1orJ
-
NV YoEr CTu. 3 p m, 5th
There has been several disturbances
to-day IL this city and Brooklyn. grow
Ing cat Of the election The indios-
tons are thAlA heavy vote has been
Poned
Nrw YoRK Crr, Nov 5
The city probably gives a Democrat
&c majority Of 10000. The returns
from the interior Of the State. at this
early hour. are very meagro But suf-
hcient returns have been received, how
ever, 10 corroborAta the belief that The
State has gone Democratic Large
Democratic gains throughout the State.
The State has probably gone Demo
cratic by 10000 majority.
Bosrox, Nov. 8.
Bullock viii probably have $4,000 or
20. 900 majority in tho State
Adams has 1923 majority in this city.
The License party viii have a ma
jority in both branches Of the Legisla-
ture.
LKAvESwoRrE, Kan, Nov. s.
Out Of about $500 registered, only
1900 votes have been cast here to-day.
Negro suffrage proposition received
only about 500 votes.
CHIcAeo, III, Nov. s.
The election to-day passed of very
quietly. T~wo-thirds vote cast. Gen.
Osburne. republican candidate for
County Treasurer, has 4,003 majority
in this city, with one precinct to hear
from.
NV YoRK CRY, Nov. 8.
New York and Brooklyn gives sew
enty thousand Democratic majority.
Buffalo Democratic majority 5000
Albany Democratic gain 1900.
Whitehall Democratic minority 1874
Troy Democratic gain 1000.
White Greek, republican majority 81
Jackson republican majority "a.
Syracuse Democratic gain 600.
Hoosick republican majority 100.
Schaghticoke republican majority 90
Fourteen towns from the interior Of
the State, heard from, report democrat
ic gains.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-05
oES. sHERIDAss REPLY.

Gen. Sheridan responded as follows
/ thank you for the very kind vel
come which you have given me here to
day. 1t has gives me great pleasure,
assure you. / recollect when ! was
boy of reading in the history of you
State Of the Green Mountain Boys IL
the times of l776, in the old reyolutio
and | thought that if | should ever ha,
the honor of commanding her troops,
should be greatly privileged, and ths
they would make the best campaign j
the experience of any leader. 10 til
war, / did have the honor OF commau
ding the Green Mountain Boys of 1861
and / assure YOU that | believe thu
they are equal to the Green Mountai
Boys Of l776. No greater honor coul
be conferred upon any q than IL
command Of such men, and the Stat
shout be proud Of them. They wei
always proud OF their State, during th
war, and always spoke very highly I,
it. ] al assure you that | feel high
honored BY q welcome from the peop
Of the State OF Vermont never con
manded troops that | had more conf
dence in, / am almost willing b say {
much confidence in, a. the Vernon
boys.
Ex-Gov. Dillingham; then remarke
that there was no man Yermonte
were prouder Of than Gen. Sherida.-
burlington Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-05

THE SUMNER SoANDAL-We copy the
following from the Springfield Repubti-
can Of Wednesday, and in giving circu-
lation to an unpleasant story, desire to
commend the closing words
The papers are beginning to print
the gossip and scandal hat has been
aioat in private circles for some weeks
concerning Senator Sumner and his
wife. The most that can be be said is,
that they have become estringed within
a year Of their marriage, and that she
has left him, and, "a We mentioned at
the time, gone TO Europe, alone. The
causes are too delicate and personal to
speculate upon; that most mentioned
ia q Irritation between her and an dtdche
OF the Prusian legation at Washington,
so marked AS to attract general atten-
tion in society and justify annoyance
on the part of the Senator, and inter
rupted by a sudden and peremptory re-
call Of the Prussian by Bismarck, per
the Atlantic cable; but we are sure
Their is nothing in all the circumstances
OF this sad termination to what proms-
ed to be a most fortunate and happy
relation for our distinguished Senator,
to abate the public respect for him as a
statesman or the deep affection Of his
wide circle of friends for him as a man,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-05

is IT. II A Book for every man. BY
Prof, II. II. Storer, II. D., is a compan-
ion volume to "Why Mott a book for
every woman" by the same author. II
is a pamphlet It's pages, containing an
able and careful sarvey OF certain Del
icate Subjects" usually summed in lite
nature and conversation. 1t contains
articles with the following headings:-
1t is not good to be alone; Marriage as
a sanitary measure; How early in life
is marriage to be advised; The rights
of the husband; Are these rights abso-
Lutte, or reciprocal with duties; Should
mere instinct, or reason be the rule
Arguments and counter arguments as
to divorce; A plea for woman, and an
appendix, containing q woman's view
OF why Not?" Such . book ~ this
and its companion annot be too wide
ly read. In the adoption of the advice
and hunts to reform here written, liz
tho secrets of health and happiness, and
our future prosperity as a nation. These
books can be obtained Of the publishers
Messrs. Lee & Shepard, BOSTON, free Of
postage by renting the price Of each.
90 cts, by mail.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-05
LEAvEwosrH, Kan, Nov. s.

Out Of about $500 registered, only
1900 votes have been cast here to-day.
Negro suffrage proposition received
only about 500 votes.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
Pen. Pencil and Scissors.

BY THE failure Of Vandenbrock Broth.
ers, at Paris, most OF the malcontent
Southerners there will nearly lose their
all.
WIsooxsrS's school fund, this year,
amounts to Sl66,000, which gives forty
seven cents to each scholar ten cents
more than last year.
RALPH WALDO ExERsoS, who is TO de-
liver the Phi Beta Kappo grafton ut Cam.
bridge this year, performed the same ser
vice thirty years ago.
The crowned heads Of Europe did not
discover that shooting prisoners of war
was murder until one Of their own number
was victim to the cruel code.
Hon. JAMES SAVAGE is the Oldest survivor
Of the Fourth Of July orators Of Boston.
He delivered the GRAFTON in 1911. He is
also the Oldest surviving ex-alderman, hav.
ing served on the board forty years ago.
The Governors OF New York State,
since l766, have issued l0,935 pardons
or this number, Governor De Witt Clin
ton dispensed l,6l9 and Governor Fenton
299.
THE Empress Eugenie has written to
the Princess of Wales to persuade her tc
live with her few months, insisting that
q complete change Of air might be bene
fetal, and assuring her that she will re-
ceiye all the ahectionate care of q sister
EI0HT-HoUR LAWS have been passed in
three States-New York, Illinois and
Missouri; and the Nation truly says
"These laws simply prohibit men from
working more than eight hours unless they
wish or agree to do SO, and are, therefore,
of about as much value as an act permit
ting the working-man to have roast turkey
and pumpkin pie for his dinner when he
think he can afford it,"
THERE have already come, says the
Paris official journal, to pay visit to the
Emperor Of the French, on the occasion
Of the exhibition, one Emperor Russia, J
three Kings Prussia. Belgium, and
Greece two Queens Belgium and Por.
tugal, and six Princes, theirs to crowns)
the Prince of Wales, the Hereditary
Grand Duke Of Russia, the Prince Royal
Of Prussia, Prince Humbert of Savoy, the
Prince Orange, and Prince Oscar Of
Sweden.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ID ROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
ID ROAD.
wAszrl.ro., Js.. q, lssz-seo..
.at wlsHiidfoI AND THi wIsT, are now run
FOR BALTnoRl
Leave daily, except sunday. a 100. T.4s. and u 10
p. n, and 400. 4 30, and stS ,. N.
IoR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday. ALL % . n. saa 90
ZOE WAY srArIols SOUTH OF AHHAPoLIs
L.ay. aels .ad a n. and 81 4 90 and Ass p.
FOR AHHAPoLIs
Leave s T.. and and T. % ?. N. 10 trsis 70 or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIkoRI
Leave II =. Is An. and $50 and g. Is Pm
YoR WAT srATIons
Leave Al T<s .. n. and 30 and 9. % ,. N
ToR ALL PkRrs OF THE WHIT.
L.sy. daily. except sunday. aLSa .. n. and $50
9. Sa.s.y. =, $50 and g. 1 ,. N, only. .ean.s,i.s
q Relay Station with trains from Baltimore TO Wheel
fSIossS asisis 70 III. Yves, ssn b. had =, III.
Washington Station Ticket onss st all hours In the
q, s:. Is.s e rss rs..s ..a Boston, "
kastsr Of rrAnsportatioa
L. n. COLI
General Ticket Agent
0Io. Q. KoolfI,
General Agent, Wsahington.
Il j. WILKINS
js1.u Passenger Agent
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UHIrlp srArzs PArnHr oyrrop.
wAaHII0ToI Juns IA laa7 :

On the petition Of Philo syila Of Rlgin Illinois.
and Augustus Adams, Of Sandwich, nlinois prsyins
for the sxtsnsion Of patent granted 10 thsm ths
oth day q September 1859 and rsssusd In divisions
numbered TAI, 722, 72s, IA 7as and 72e, ana dstsd
y: y: I'm a.y Of Nay issSM.hs reissue Numbered
an improvement In Grain and Grass Haryesters. fsr
seven years from the hssxpration Of said patent which
takes place en- the 10th day Of September. 1881,
70 ordered that the s.id petition be heard At the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9th day Of septsnbe
next q IL o'sloek. m. and all persons are noiasd
70 appeM and show cause, II any they have, why
raid petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are 10 ala
In the Patent onss their objections, specially sci
forth in writing, at least tosy days beiors the dsy
Of heAIingi all testimony hlsd By either party 10 Be
used at the said hearing must 80 taken and trans.
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon N testi
mony, must be alsd in the once t,osaty days before
the day Of hearing the Arguments, N any, within
ten days amer fling the testimony.
ordsrsd also that this notice be Published in the
REPUBLICAN and the IRtsll lfoeacsr, waahineton. D.
=. and In the Ri0fH Gazette. Mgin, Illinois, once
week for thros Successive weeks; the hrst Of said
Hubis.tioIs 70 be At least sixty days previous TO
the da{ OF hearing. TIC. THRAKBR,
Uo'Ausw Commissionsr Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

Of Paris ssd London. with the most gratifying re-
suits. Does no ipjury TO the hair. Pries By mail,
sealed and postpaid 81 Descriptive Cireuisrs mailed
frss. Address BRRoKR, SHUTS Co., Chsnists,
No 3sS River street, Troy, Y. Sole agents for the
Unitsd States. mh1e.dkvly
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
GARDNER1B PHOTOGRAPHIC
~ ART aALLHRY.
ibrHLLIaINOlR BUILDING,
nl Seventh street.
oAoI KoRx IN RUNNING ORDER.

rhs damage caused By the late are has been 90 f.r
repaired thai business viii be resumed
THIS MORNING, CwIDsRsDAI os.obsr I,A,)
when. afornsrly the ruls will be strictly enforced
throughout The sstAblisAmsht, Wv
"PRoDUCk rHk BKBT, NO MATrRR WHAT rHl
COST IN fInK AID MATERIAL.0
NJ. Q. takbsthia opportunity W thAnk his Aumer. .
gas tisnds and customers for past kindAsss, ana
merit Ne y.sy nbssi sassarassnsai Asrsiofsss sr .
sAssa v bic os4-dn
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
1897 GREAT 1917
lOO( PENNSYLVANIA RoUTR lOOI
70 fHk NORTHWEST, SOUTH. AND SOUTHWEST.


oa and amer NAY .tth, 1857. train will run ss
follows:
.....4 SOP. m. ..... ZOO
rHR ;iie 6iiar boTUits.rRIcx q RoUfs. u
With RLR0AnT sClnHRY, Palace btats room, day
aad night Cars, with modern improvements, and
saving from four 10 twelve hours In time over any
other route: Two hundred miles saved 10 Western
rHRsH f DAILY TRAINS TO THE WRIST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THk NORTH.
Through from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PIrTsBtRGH without change.
Passengers By this route from Baltlmore have the
aAyantages Of making all changes In UNION De.
POTS, and no fKRRfRA
Tickets By this route can be procured Al the once,
corner Of sixth street and PennsylvaniA avenue,
undsrHationai Hotel, where reliable Information win
be givsn st all times.
Passsngers procuring tsksts al this ofss, can Sc
cure accommodations IN slssping Cars for Rlnira
Pittsburgh. ". J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth u. and Penn. avenue,
washington, D. O.
I'D. g. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent,
dss-ly BAltimors, Nd.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
DRoPOsALs FOR NAVY CLOTH.
ING,
HAvr DspARfnnrr,
BusnAu Psovruoss Asp oIoI..ss.

HAvr DlPAarnsrr,
BuaHAu Paovruoss Asp oLornIso,
June ~, 1887.
Proposals, sealed and endorsed '!Prepossis for
Navy Ciothing, will be received d this Bnrsau NJ
July nsxt for TRH THOUSAND PAIRs BLul
eAr1hkr TRoWsERs, 5000 pairs deliverable u
New York and 1000 pairs In Boston, also, TEN
THOUSAND BLUE RLAHHIL oyIRshfRrS. 5000
deliverable In Hsv York, and 900 ia Besseai both
srtieles 70 b Of the navy standard aAd delivered
q the navy rsrds al The above named plasss
within sixty days amer nonestion Of The asssptanss
Of proposal aad there pass The usual inspsetios.
For description Of the articles, and the paskaSss
70 eoataia ths biddsrs are referred 10 the samples
a. the said NAVY Yards and for information On pan
phlst forn) regarding contracts 70 the eness o. ts
Commandants and paymastsrs Of the several Navy
Yards.
Every oRr mast BE- accompanied By . written
guarantees, signsd By one or more responsible per-
sona 10 the eject that he thsy undertake that tks
bidder or bidder will, his thsir bid be asesptsd,
sntsr into obligation within ave days, with good
and sufficient surstiss, 70 furnish the articles pro-
posed the responsibility Of the guArAr, 10 be sst
ned 10 By the Assessor Of Internal Rsvsnrs for the
District In which they reside. -.
No proposal wni bs consfdersd uHlsss aeeompa-
nfsd by such ouardstss, and by soffsfaaerv syt-
dence faf ths bidder % regular dsaisr IN ~ drtf-
Gle and has TIE tfcense required Nv act Of Conorsss.
jels-1avtw H. BRIDGE, Chisf Of Barsau.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
A STROL OGYI
rHHw WORLD AsToNIsHID
At TIE WONDERFUL nHvlIArIoss
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLoGIsT,
M A d A M Il H. A. PERRIG 10

She reveals secrets NO mortal ever know. She re-
store. to happiness those Who from dolsful events
eatAstrophss, crosses In love- loss Of relations and
friends, loss OF money, &C.. have become despondsnt
She brngs tose.hsr those long separated gives iufor-
nation sonesraing absent friends or lovers restores
lost or stolen property, tells you the buAnsss you
are best qualified 70 parsus And in what you viii be
most sueesssful, causes speedy marriages and tells
you the very day you will marry, gives you the
name likeness and characteristics Of the psrson She
reads your very thoughts and By her aimoAt super
natural powers unveils the dark and hidden mysts-
riss OF the future Prom the stars We see IN the
nrmamsnt-the n.Alsno stars that overcome or pre-
dominate In the oonhguration-from the aspects and
positions q the plAns,. and the ezsd stars in tbs
heavens At the tine Of BIRTH she dedaess the future
dssny OF man. Fail not 10 consult the greatest
troiogst on earth. II costs ron but trhs, and yas
nay never Again have 30 favorable an opportunltJ
CONSULTATION fee, with likeness and all desired II
formation, u. Parties living at distance can con
suit the Madame BY mail with equal safety aad sat-
isfAeton 10 themselves, Aa n In person. full and
explicit chart, written out, with all inquiries An
swsrst and nksnsss enclosed, sent By mail on receipt
Of price above msntonsd The strietss sssrssy viii
bs maintained, and all s9rrsspondsnss returned OF
destroyed Resrsnosa Of the highest order furnished
those dssiring thom. Write plainly the day Of the
month .sd year in which you were born, enclosing
address, MADAME H. A. PRRRIaO. .
nhle-dwly p. o, Drawer nos BuaAlo, Gr.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

CRIMINAL CoURT-JUSE TERx-Chief
yuaice Contradictory Burke was ordered to be-
discharged from Jail, bail in the sum Of $500
having been entered.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
d HOTOGRAPHs
FOR THE MILLIONIt

will send, postpaid, 90 Photographs Of the most
eelsbratsd Aetsrs for 90 cents 20 Actresses for 90
cents 90 Union Gsnerslsfor 90 esnis; 80 Rebel 0sn
sralsfor 90 ssnts 90 Statesmen for oossns 90 bean
Young dsntlemsn for 90 esntsj 9 large Photograph
Of frsnoh psasing Girls, In costume, Beautifully
soiorsd, exactly q they appear for 90 cents or for
Ian Ballet Troupe a. they appear In ths play Of the
Black Crook, At hiblos dardsn, New York
sshd @ All orders TO p o. Box, III, Troy, NJ.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
II UN FOR LII!

,.m sIi in,sraction. BY which any person. male or
lew hours practice, making q world Of fun and
tei becoming experts themselves can teach others.
merely making u source Of income Pull instruo.
tsas Aoh suhAV
n, Troy, k.Y,
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
DROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO
JIG BIZ SUPPLIED TO THE NAVY YARDS UNDlR
THE C00NIZAHCg OF THI BUREAU or
CONTRIBUTION AND RlPAIR.
NAvr DsPAlrnlsr,
BulnAu or CossrlucfIoH AHp RnrAfn,
n n. lat

wAsHInaroH, d. O. June IL, 1857.
terals for the Navy for the aseal year ending Jane
80, 1885, will be received d this Bureau until 10
o'sioeh .. m, Of the 10Th Of July nsxt, 81 which
The proposals must be sddrssssd to the Chief Of
the Bureau Of Construction and Repair, Navy De.
partmsnt, Washington, and must be endorsed "Pro'
fsrd Yard Al taam. he y.rS, d. - ,hat ,h.y ~ nay bs @ as.
tinguished from other business lettsrs the bids for
the different yards 70 be enclosed In separate snvsl
opes.
Printed schedules for any class together with Ia
struetons 70 biddersr giving the forms Of proposal
Of guar.ntss aud q esrt1eaie Of susiantors, with
ptrons desire 10 bid on application No the CON.
mandAnts Of the respective nayy.yards, and those
~ ne y.rS,% 70 On application 70 the Bar.au s Is'.:
June, instant
The comm.ndsnt Of each navy yard ssd the Par
of 4. ss.3a.. q Ss S S other yang: ysIa % el a s
only, In order that persons who intend 70 bid may
Judge whether II Is desirable to make application fof
The proposal mnst Be for ths whole Of class, ssS
all applications for information or for the sxamlna
tion Of samples must bs made to the eommandans Of
The proposal must be accompanied By esr,iass,.
from the colsstor o. Inisrn.l Rsysnus for the d.
triet In which The bidder resides that he has IL
and he must further show that he is manufasturst
Of or regular dealer In the articles which he ofsrs
10 supply The suaranton must Be esrti1ed by the
whiehthsy reside.
The contrast will Be svsrdsd to ths person who
makes the lowest bid and gives the guarsntss re-
quirsd By law; the Navy Department, however. re-
serving the right ,o reject the lowest bid, or any
which Ii may dean sxorbitant.
sureties In the fall amount will be required 70
sigu the contract and their responsibility mast Be
certified to the satisfaction Of the NAVY Department
A additional security twenty psr ssatun win Be
withheld from the amount Of the bills until the
tract shall have bssn eonplsted. and eighty per
eentum Of the amount Of each bill, approved In trip
be paid BY the pAynastsr Of the station dssgnsted
In the contract within tan days asr the warrant for
the same shall have been passed By the sssrstary
OF the Treasury.
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered and dss.
iqpated A folloys.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
PROF osALs.
DROPOsALs FOR COAL AND
Il woop.

W I srxArl or Yrs usIrzp srArss, b,
= stH4.H lrI Jsns ", 1857.
Sealed proposals. viii b rsssivsl a tkis oiss
:sppiyiss Yun lor sAs ss. q ~ s.s..s a. Il 4. s
U.itsa etstss, q foiiowsi grII. =
ssy:s hs.ar.t GOO, ss.s q 10 ib.l best wsits
serssasa.AaA frss from sirt :. I-l-"
one hundred gool Cord. best Batsr's Piss wood.
Seventy Ave (ao) Cords best Oak wood ii
vsui.., unSsr ihs direction Of ths 6hisf Esrn,Sr,
within two ~ months after the .c4traet is awarded
oz0. T. BROWN,
jele-d ssrf't-At-Arms .. q ssnsfs.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
FIN A n CIAL.

FINANCIAL.
|JAY oKK j. o.,
be- ..H..H 90 la sr fHr1u H.rH ra
HrE- .L-L- lHf " rn Taa.
..a. r BANKRRs, I rr .
nt .."-. a. raHfu"n- .'. Of
'.. .. ..r.rl % H.rf I'd
."# 30 "r "
.-r |-. arrs .a 1876.
,rrr,rrrH sras,r. .,,..a. rn, TREASURY,
by ..a sell a .s-r.., ..,s.. r.,...,..a hes, .e,.
a..uv ., A..a t.ii s.pp,y Of
oovlasxlsr Bosps.
szvlH.furRTrn,
COMPOUND rsrlRssr Horps.
orders fsr s.osks. Bsaas. As s.ss,,sd. and csllss.
tons made o, all accessible poins..
spi.du ~
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

TRIsRR LIZ CHRvBUx.
ons application war
ranted 10 surl the most
straight and stubborn
hair Of sither sex into
wavy ringlsts or heavy
massive eurls. Has bssn I
usad kv tha \.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
RAIL o A ID -.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AHp BALrfno1l RAILnoAD.

AID BIIfIIoii iAiLloAl.
lss fInifAILl.
oennsasl,s notDAr. April isth. isss. b,
rrsias %! Baliinors aad wsshinssoa leave fAila.
.iss Iis y, H s,pr..., nssssy. .rs.y,.s q ,i.S.
=, nEIrsssi s0op. N. rzpfsss; and ii'oo ,. n.'
n nor ss q Ha', y
..sr.. l u !. 4 siSrs::, = IL ;. n.' fspr.;
SUNDAY rRlIr,,
Leave Philadslphia for Baltimore ana Washington
a AS n, and u. 90 Rn-
L..ys Bslilnor. for ssv Yeri a s1sp. m,
TH r o UG II LIN 4 BETWEEN
L MAsaISaroH, PHILADELPHIA, AND Ssw
wAsnssros, Jan. O. lssT--noon.
Trains bstwse. wasAinsten and New York are now
y SoI y INV INV icRk, M v,.Aeu, chang. Of ears,
Lssys daily tsxssps ssndsy) q s+s q m, iais
ana N ZOE PHILADELPHIA, AL.
Lssys daily tsxsspt sunday at ItS Z. N. and lals
s,a q" nav p NJ a. .rvn,x
Leave for Few rort and Philadslphia d 700 p.
n.sSi.s cars for s.v rort ., 100 ,. n.,r.in
daily.
fkroush tsksss 70 Philadelphia, Few York or Bos
ton, san ss had d the Station oass 81 all hour In
s.s b.iuasr. and Ohio r.ilre.s say.rtl..n.n,
for schedule bstwssn WashinRton, Baitimors, An
sapolis, and The west il. WILSON,
Mastsr Of TrHnspostatiou.
L. n O0LH,
.s General riskst Agent
ol0. O. K00HfE,
Agent, Washineton-
HI. wILKInB
Passenger AGENT
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
VIZ II Is K ERS
w AHD NUsTACHIs
Horesd 70 grow uPoA the smoothsst face in from

fAURlrIUR' CAPiL.
LAIRl, the most woa-
dsrfal discovery In mod
srn ssisaos, astiAG upon
the Beard and HAh In An
almost mirAsulous n
nsr. II has been used By
the elite Of Paris AAd
Londoh with the mos
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

d X A u TYi
ID AUBURN. GOLDEN, FLA1Rs, AND sILKks
CURLs, produced By the use Of Prof. DR BRHUX'
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-08-08

Passed Balls Deming 2; Perkins g.
 Flys caught.-Dutton, c. Deming ,, How l, Perkins f. Batcheller ?, Holmes l, Weaver, shep- ard g. Watson ?, Skinner 1, Total 13.
 Struck out-Dutton 0, Dexter, 2
 Fouls Struck-Dutton 30, Dexter, 29.
 Fouls Caught-DuttOn, C. Demlng 2, Richards l Seymour l. Total 9. Dexter, Perkins g. Total 9.
 Fys Missed Dutton ?, Dexter i.
 Time of Game 2:4O.
 Umpire, J. G. Jones, Monitor Cluo Nateroury.
 Quite large number of spectators were present among whom were many from Win sted The Duttons had out the best nine they have ever put in the field, while the Dexters were not in quite as good condition as usual. Weaver, their pitcher, was not we'll and Col. Skinner had injured his hand a few days before in mill gearing. At first the Litchfield club had everything its own way. and at the end of the fifth inning had scored 20 to 2 Matters now looked Ike very heavy beat for the Dexters, when In the sixth inning they did magnlticently, making 12 to the Duttons 3. At the end of the seventh inning Litchield was only ahead. In the two last innings, how ever, luck turned again, and the Duttons finally won by thirteen tallies. The excel lent playing of the Duttons is sufficiently shown in the foregoing report and we will not attempt to particularize, except to mention that Bulkley, who had awful luck at Winsted, entirely retrieved himself, and that the beautiful catching of c. Deming attracted even more attention than usual. Weaver, pitcher of the Dexters,