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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-04

GopEY's LApY's Book, for October il
rich in illustrations, and specially so IL
pleasing ones for the young people. .
+. Woods has it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-04

- The St. JohnsbuIy folks are going
to use more coal than wood the coming
winter.
The Orange County Fair win be
held at Bradford on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, October 9Th, 9th, and 10th.
A child Of Mr.. John Gates, Of
Pcacham, aged I wo years, fell into a tub
Of hot water last Saturday. 1t died Sum
day morning.
- Rev. Mr.. Mighill has accepted the
call Of the Congregational society in Brat
tleboro, with salary of $4,000 year
and the use Of the parsonage.
We have received from II. L. Story
Of Burlington, a copy Of the Vermont
Musical Journal for October. 1t contains
Frank ]. Halls new prize song My
Beautiful Champlain," and such matter of
interest to musicians. Price $l.O0 per
annum.
The camp meeting held lately at the
Railroad Grove in Lyndon, was the larg-
est ever held in Northern Vermont. The
attendance through the week was very
large, but Sunday swelled the number TO
about 1000 people.
- The Methodists of Burlington have
determined to build an elegant stone
church, at cost of $4,000, and Mr.. Nc
GUN who is now erecting the new Con-
gregational, church at Montpelier, has
taken the contract.
= John McKeon received quite severe
injuries while working at a saw in Brad
fcrd's new mill, 10 Bennington, on Satur-
day last. He was running through a
board when piece flew back, hitting him
on the forehead, cutting quite cash and
prostrating him to the ground, the wound
presenting bad appearance.
- Notice is given in the Burlington pa
pers that application will be made at the
next session of the Legislature for char
ter for railroad from some point in the
city OF Burlington, running north through
the counties of Franklin and Grand Isle,
or either of them, to some point in the
town of Alburgh or Highgate.
\ Hon. Justin S. Morrill,, was at Burling.
ton on Monday evening en- route for Chi
cago. A number of the citizens of that
city paid him their respects at the /" AM
erican." The Senator'S health was much
improved by his European trip.
- The stockholders of the Bank o.
Royaitun having voted to become a Ma
tional Bank, the Comptroller of the Cur
I rency, on the 10Th of Sept, issued Ger.
tifcate authorizing .The National Banl
of Royalton."
We are this week advertising thu
celebrated medicines of DIR. Aver and a
they are among the best offered TO thu
, public, we take pleasure in calling atten
ton TO the different advertisements OF hi
! which viii appear in our paper the mex
few weeks-an unusual circumstance wit
us as to patent medicines.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-04
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-04

IA subscription book, the Philosophy Of Housoksspingv
by and Mrs Joseph B. Lyman. scientific and pseo
tca man Tor the preparation of all uda Of Eod thu
making up of all articles OF dress the press vaton oe
health intelligent and skillfnl performances a
every hous hold No book Of the o1erS gne
great ladies' disabled sodierss schoob
teachers retred and all others in want Of pIca
Bile employment For descriptive circulars tsss &op
apply address,
e94a Hartford, Conn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-04
Auction
DEAL ESTATE In WESTMINSTER,

The Subscriber viii sell ct public auction on Monday,
October 18th 1857 II oclesk. a. NJ, the following d.
scrbed estate vxThe Mark Spencer Farm calsd)
situated the road, leading sm Westminster =
patney with the addition Of fifty pasture divided
as follows Porty-6ve of tags land upon which -
dwelling house. three barns in good repair and running
Twenty Of pasturng, orchard and woodlAuds
az home and fifty acres Of pasture and woodland
one and onehaf miles from the home place. the whoie
amounting hundred and fifteen acres. This hsm
plenty of grated fruit good road II mile from
Westminster street, and is q most desirable place.
ALLEN WEIIA
wrsrMrxsryn VI Sent a. 1867.
394i 1.sg Csc. Ruxr, Aust'r
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ITALY AND DANTE.

A Lecture by Rev. Era rcis vintOn, ID. ID.
A largo audience assembled last evening In the Re-
formed Ddseh church. On West Twenty first street. east
Of Sixth avenic for saspurpose Of hearing lecture ~
Rev. Francis vintoa. D. D., On .-Itaiy and Danter
Ths Aiscosss WAS very sitentvssy listened Co. beoga
0ns, eloquent expression of the characier Of tho
times IN which tho poss Dants lived. and more par.
t.cu.a7ly an interesting asaGs or tne psychological
n1ssrs II fbe sleet author manifested In Ills p0ems
Aiser describing the earlier struggles between the
.mo whom Frederick died 10 1850, deserted emperor
and frendiess man, he remarked that the last atty
years or the thirteenth century the birthday Of
nev rder OF things II was the birth time OF modern
civis .0n-thc morning Of modern litesature-
forssaadowing OF the age We live In. In this period
beautiful but possessed an Intellectual counte.
nance His eyes were large and prominent, hn com
piexon dark and ruddy his hair black and with pro
jec.ing lower ur. Nwas his brow which token Of
his idesl,y. As boy he possessed an enthusiastic,
ardent temperament, and bashfu'ness which spranG
bis self -cohsciousness Born ia sunny Italy, at
Florence in 1895, he only nine years old whom be
frss mot Bcatrice at banquet 10 her fathers Rouse.
she inspired In him ai that tender age gave impulse %
his pocsca thoughts and her features and rat colorcd
and Ssa"sSS % ~ ns nne o are sss
by HIS friend otto discovered in ls4O IN thechapes
Of the old palace In this his countenance s thought
ness Beatrice was afterwards married to Forontino,
and died at the sge or twenty-five The influence Of this
woman on the nature OF Dante tended 10 prove that
without her thero would be poets at all And what
= blank that would lcave in litcrafure without her
there would have been Troja0 war, and no Homer
10 sing Of IL IAughter.J There would be NO
noveis-think OF that lIaaghicr) Dante became =
soldier, and was n lieutenant under Corso Donati
In the struggle between tho old and srstccracy
between chivary and commerce. Hc studied tho
sciences Bologna theology al Paris and Is supposed
to have visited Oxford. Ho diligent reader OF
history. ani Virgil his fayoritc poet In 1921 no
married Donna nona,i q woman Of !" savage temper, "
whom no celebrated in his "Inferno" He then became
mayor OF Florence and was finally banised and died
al Ravcnna in 1921. OF hls two great works the
"Divna Commcda" and sInferno." the lecturer gave
clear anays extracts and sad OF their author
that he the foremost TO demonstrate the power "
the Italian language TO nrcrnte whatever 10 tender
descriptive grand nice and discriminating didactic in
the conceptions or the human mind The sDivina
Commediah was a landmark in literature the nrst
Christian epic. From ts ncs Shakespeare. Milton ana
other ceebraiod authors bad drawn the inspiration and
material OF many of ther finest productions. I
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M
SPECIAL TrlEGaAx 70 raf. aeaALo.


CastIeseau and MA ximilian Favsrabiy I'm.
clined Towards shc Restoratioa Of JuaScx
e the Mexican Presidency.
Nrw ORISAss Jan. o. 1881.
General Castlsseau and Maxmiiian have como TO .
secret unaerstanding tho character Of which Is known
here. This Is roabe. docs NOT uniavoraby affect
the formal restoration OF Jussoz 70 the Presidency by
the middle OF next month.
The Last Of the French to Embark By March
} The Reported Capture Of San Luis PetesI
DSscredsed. 90.
GALvEros, Jan Q, 1851.
The steamer Thames put In for coal Her passengers
from the interior dscredis tho reported capture Of san
Luis Posos Trsvino, with six thousand liberals, has
scattered che country pliasing and without
smaunitioa.
AsJla has two shousspd and ninety men, armed and
we'll supplied.
They think TINT tho liberals were defeated Bazans
has ordered the last French soldiers sobe embarked by
the Sd Of March His force melting towards the coast
with the rosr guard At Chscoa
When tho orncer frcss tho Susquehaana landed y
Vera Csss pns Acxicans chesrsd MIN, for which shcy
we're afterwards beaten and badly wounded by From ch
os sSs "a q January so-s vsbssrs met ! ssiis nsat
Vera 0ux ap6robeed Al tho passsngsrs Ting also rob
Charles Moorshead, Of Nov York, Ind Davis Co., Il
the as0ess bapking hoasD 70 San Luis rotos wero n
prsscned sx wesks In ceisor odeace against french
oHceu res4 s-t.s
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news fsrM TIVE Pacific COAST.
6An FRartDro, yal

6As FRssczsro Jan. Q, 1901
II g Dissdci was Exaggerated Governor OF the State
Of Nevada yesterday The Nevada Senatorial fight was
carried with great spirit by several contestaats and
their numerous friends Both hoses will meet 10 Joint
convention for the election OF United States Senator
The yellow Jacket Mining Company have opcnod
body OF rich ore in their mine The sane company
yesterday declared dividend OF $50 per foot, and car
ried surplus OF S39, ,000
A large and enthusastic prblc meeting was held at
Victoria, yancouvcrs Island January TO discuss the
seat OF government question. The meeting was ad-
dressed BY the most prominent Of the island who
unanimous declaring Victoria, from its national
government wns resolved that's petition generally
signed be presented to the government TO this effect
Mys valuable Goa. : s' nssi1s Sssu
Legislature last session voted premium for the dis
covery Of gold in the Victoria district and s supposed
thers claimants who have earned ne bonus
The bark Cornela which cleared yesterday for Liver
pool carries 10 900 sncks Of wheat and the bark Arc
vida for Hong K0. ssss ~ % Iss
The correspondent. Of the Sacramento Uniom writing
from San Diego ca n reference to the southern Paci.
Ac Railroad, says pass has recently been discovered
the mountains from the bay OF San Diego TO Fort
Tho Boars 81 psco Of the pseSc Insurance Com
pany OF this city have sIven notice OF their intention 70
increase the capital stock TO million doliars Tho
per cent on the present capital, e750000.
The stockholders Of the Hale and Norcross Mining
scribe less than towards The construction
OF the Suiro tunnel
The British ship Victoria from Hong Kong, via Kama
gawa Japan, reports making the passage from the lat
Ger place In the unprecedented time Of twenty days.
On December "a sea washed over her stern carrying
away her binnscle and com pass Besides doing other
serious damage 10 the vessel, killed George Smith,
native OF New 0reans broke the leg Of tho third ocsr
and seriously injunng another seaman and bruisng
some Of the passene@A
Bee Yins. Chimes opium deaear, has been arrested
ON charge of smuggling ea0, 900 worth Of opium. Tbs
prisonsf was turned over 10 the United States 90
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TIVE colussu SOLDIERS AND SAILORS couyrsrlos.
PHiLADKLpHiA, Jan ., 1897.

v
The National Convention OF colorcd soldiers sail
reassembled this morning Several delegates
made thoir appearances and we're heartily welcomed
rhe resolutions reported at Yesterdays session were
ing tho inquities and oppression pracised upon tho
state coorcd soldiers and sailors IN the South BY those
lately In rebellion, and demanding that the President
and Congress should protect them adopted. A
resolution passed naming the organization THE
National Soldiers and Sailors League, Headquarters ~
Washington, D. c."
lengthy address 70 Congress and 70 tho people OF
tho United States presented and adopted IL re-
verted 70 the patriotic impulses that had animated the
acoorod ctxcrs Of country since the organization
f this government; also 70 the fact that the coored
race had been called upon no less than three Hnes
during century to aid In maintaining tho supremacy
OF enc government; rejoicing In the prosperity
of the country, and that the colored race had pre-
sented record OF pure, unsullicd loyalty aud pat
-otsn The sddress recounts rho osu Of the colorcd
patriots OF their SERVICES 10 the auhorites after the
all OF Fort SUMTER and again Gxss the deont - The
Union fercss ~ Bull run, the rejection u them By
she s0vsvnmsnt the hnsi acceptance when tho rsoei
hordeS invaded Pannsyvsna end Threatened the whole
Eorth--ths dsaft rots Ia New York and other cities
arising out OF tho nonscceptsncs OF tho oolore men
Che many esrs and insults they received after entering
clared that this government for white men only,
and closes With appeal 10 the people Of the country
grant them that which they feel Justly entitled TO- the
exercise Of the ballot and the enjoyment Of all privileges
grained 10 The white race
Of thanks then rendered the oncers or the
Convention, and the body finally adjourned 10 meet In
Cincinnati on the Sih OF January ncxt.
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FINE ARTS.

s not surprising that amidst The general enthusiasm
excited by Of the great yacht tho
public interest In should have been chiefly centered
this week upon the admirable picture Of tho Hcntiea,
Sy De Haas one OF best marine painters which 10
now on exhibition at schaus The franc itself IL 80
elegant and appropriate a. to be work Of art At Bra
sy's the capital portrait OF tho Of tho winning
yacht has likewise been the cynosure OF all eyes.
A most attractive collection OF about thirty-ave
pictures Of American and European scenery, BY
ssvorsse American artist, Alexander wust Is now
on exhibition at the Fine Art Gallery or Messrs.
Miner Somcrville !. ofcrs to the public the
result OF Mr.. Wusts conscientious aoors for tho past
-Four yesrs, dufing bis absence in Europe Several pic
this collection remarkably interesting for
their bold and faithful representations Of Norwegian
scenery. Conspicuous among these the two chsfs
xurrre OF Mr.. wust-"A Norwegian Waterfall by Moon.
iightr which received the gold medal by royal decree
z the last years exhibition at Brussels, and "a Noun
tain Tonsn, in Norway" which the gold medal at
she Hague All these paintings will be offered for sale
al auction next Monday evening, January H.
Another Interesting sale will bs made by hsssrs-
issas & Miner, - the studio Buihins. this even
ing Tho large aai inportan. .coitsotion Of pic.
tares recently imported from the we'll known house
Of Msssrs Gsmbart & Co., Of London will be sold.
Il comprises works by ccromo Msissonier Ed. Frcrs,
Bsugn.et Plessan. verboeckhoven, schlcssinee Du-
ssrgsr Rupcrox Do Jonghc. opmsns, Kcicr, AiDas.
Tndsa La Sale and other distinguished artists Mr..
1igeram the agent that In consequence OF the
large banking failures in England, and the continued
scarcity Of money there thcre number OF pictures
in this collection which would not under ordinary cir
oumstanoes have been brought TO this country, aordins
an opportunity for selection which may not again
Tho second exhibition Of pictures contributed by
artists Of the French Etching Club, founded by Mr.
Csdar;, is still open.
Among tho recent pictures by our own American
artists Edwin Whites "st Stephen" at the New York
uniyersity; Kauffnan's " General Sherman at the
Artists studo s. Colran's "Tow Boats in tho High
iands" at Averys, sud 0rdway's "Waverey Oaks" at
sencdecors must be mentioned as having attracted
special attention
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MESSAGE ue THE aayERHOa Of mIMxap7A

SE PAuI, JsnL q 1867
The meEago oS Goyerner Marshall to stAinOseoss
Legislature gs tho cash receipts for the past yssr -
AMOUNTS 10 sIo1 400 at seven per cent snd "a $50
eight per cent 2Iso000 held by the sche - INA sink
ing funds The Governor advises that the 6S zee PAID
possirsc, and saga the claim OF Maussots
against the federal government or sl2s 00C N fair
way to be seE.ed The taxable property SVA00 90.
The population $4,000, and 5a,00u schocs
children There ~, ,93' OF pesiic
lands entered the past Including 3S5 54l sef = Tor
homsstesds The Governor the rrocse ~ OK
the sale OF half million oil land which the Stnfs
recently received from the federal government ar in
lerral improvements, to 10 towards hquidatnx out
standing ra,rosa bonds He also recommends snend
ment 10 the State constitution glyns negro suffrage and
Yatiiyng the 70 the federal constituticA
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Dfsetins 81 I. y. ID. Ooesvs -Anesher side q
she Rsuiaa Story.
Ate meeting q l. n b. ofhcers o. centres, held on
last evening at private In Pearl street. number
Of resolutions were adopted declaring the feeling Of the
recently expasraed Fenlaus TO b strongly opposed TO
the prevailing efforts Of newly arisen party 70 prove
James stephens traitor and many other such ibeous
things Tbesensral opinion In the assemblsge Of last
evening was, that Stephens after al s not bad he
is represented that certain clique OF selfish psuedo
patriots unfortunately succeeded IN making him plant
creature OF their ends, and eventually rendered nuga
a the true nature Of stephens motives In not acting up
20 his promises OF last year. commktee appointed
70 wait upon him. and upon the receipt OF their report
iffavorsble 70 the late q -they Intend 20 issue
Q stirring appeal 20 the OF Ireland 20 keep their
faith intact aud that H. no one else will s have faith
In the now discarded chief they At least v DO found
~ asvotcd Alltae
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sPKLy0yINLD, Jan. y, 1907.
The var against the Ysilyosd monopoftcs, vhicn
promseas to be important feature In the Lssstsro
this opened this morning by General Ssephen
A. Huribu I, who moved resolution which the Aousa
adopted In ssucting the Committee Railroads 20
Qufs into Il power o The Legislature control the rai
tho subject OF charges for passengers ana freights
- as4 ..s.. y cmc 400. Jau o. 1867.
Tue repsbicanf Legislative Caucus nss ~ sprinsasta
,sxt evcning sn1 postponed action the senaiovtaa
question iii next ond evening by votv OF ~ yeas
10 81 naya This vote must not 10 Yega~dedas indica
tive Of she relative rength OF p1rttc5ief Canddass
bts Psmers Friends beiieviag he wgau by Shs deias,
ere much euc0ufsgedk OK 49,
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ACard from, Ban. Black 4 20.

For two months past runors have been rife that md
failed Suspended.
simply bp' emphae.ly thai there ioanda-
ton whAtevar Tor such witt corddruf safiagv
toe many icrs Of vhn attsrngiy have
pathiycd with our auppo.cd DISASTER.
II has been question with whether II necessary
10 MAKE this public dsnis but the report has now
pcared In PRINT and been -c1h0ed from Europe
hsps u IA brftnr that wn should do
II Is ycrr!nc nait ccn:ry since the csabsh
Of house. and OF pepe has been Dis
hoDored, and f he excused for dscounttng ths
events OF re future feel certain that such contingency
II scarcely possibc.
BALL, BLACK a CO.. Jewellers.
81: and 10. Broadwsy.
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c A N a o A..
sPfcIAt 1rlesRAMs 10 THE ReAAlp.

Canadian nRorfiacatiess-Thc Scat Of Govern.
mcnt. &c.
QUsBxc, Jan. Q, 1857.
Plans hays been decided upon for the for6cation Of
Montreal, for which the imperial Parliament win be re-
quxed vote $40 900 Oeo The work will be commenced
next summer.
The t;a,eae OF yesterday labors immenselc TO show
that Quebec the capital for the new Confederu.
to It's plans and arguments this point have created
great excitement here and at Montreal.
Omctal COnlrmatiOn of the Communication OF
Sentence Of the Eenian PrisOuers-lsrcRt In.
dignation Among tho Queen's Own-Tho
Trials 20 Cemmcnce To-Dav. &c.
ToRosYo, c. W., Jan. Q, 1857.
Sheriff Davies received day from the Solicitor Cone
raj despatch in which he Is informed that the
prisoners under Of death and confined In the
old JAIL have had their sentence commuted TO mprison.
tor twenty years at hard labor in the Provincial
Penthensiary ut Kingston. Tho prisoners ara TO be
removed tonight at twoye o'clock, the Grand Trunk
Railroad having received orders fora special train
Great indignation is manifested over the news A
meeting OF the Queens Own Is called for tonight In
order that petition maybe crcuntcd asking the gov
ernment 10 either hang or pardon tho prisoners
Justice Morrison is TO preside al the trial OF the Fe
nian prisoners. The court opens at noon tomorrow.
The Hon. Kenneth Mckenzie defends the prisoders
behalf OF the American government.
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NEW yuaI uAlRYmAws ASSOCIATION.

Urea, N. r., Jan o, 1857
The second annual meeting Of the Dalrymsn's Associa
ton commencef IN this city to-day and will be con-
ccedngy large, aud the greatest interest manifested
In the discussions and proceedings generally Mr. GOO.
Williams OF Vernon, Oneida county has been chosen
President OF the Tor me ensuing yoar Tho
convention was addressed this evening By Mr.. Will
lard
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cospIy!oa Of GOVERNOR Caapo.

DnTRasr, Mich Jan ". is8s.
Tie Governor haAscne hat Tvyl-sd since moynDs.
and ~ now conscious and there Ta.at o.
his rscovery. ..se.
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MARINE iMrsllIeeMcE.

IS sr ehipwreck and Loss Of Life.
n. tsn-.~ LIVERPOOL, Jan. O. 1857.
The ship Harves. Queen, from Swansea, bound for
3aiumose, was los, at sea Only one man was saved
Iivmroor, JAN o, 1857
The French steamer 81, Laurent. from New York, has
arrived ouI Nss@f
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1ss1ascrna GA sauTH cAasllHA eassa.

twenty-five Nsgrses Baraea 60 Death.
s Caintxsros, Jan. ., 1897.
Advices reached hers this morning Of the destruction
BY re Of the jail at Kngsree by which twenty-five or
the inmates, negroes pershed In the flames The jail
10 said TO have been entirely consumed.
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SALE or the Oh % AND MISSISSIPPI aAilasaa.

EGNci.SATl, Jan v, ASOS
Tho Otto and a's sssirp Rahrssd sold This morn
ing the Trset the bcneat " the creditors To-
million dolsYs over and above the lrst mortgages
bonds
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BATH N A THEATRE

BA,riMour Nd. Jan o. 1857
Mr. James O. Bgaa dro ped dead the Hoi,aa .stses.
theatre 70. night white Mr Jefferson payi ire
house wss rs nsuAa crowded. ana occnuencs
creotsd considerable seasasoD 1he Of dssts
congestion Of the brain.
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1Ss FRENCH nsuM PRESENTER 10 mrs. llscaLs.

CHICAGO, Jan. Q. 1857
Last Monday morning . gentleman arrived from.
France who Qui-ty proceeded 10 the residence OF Mr.
Lincoln. and without pop speech presented he: WITH
a media. behalf Of thirty thousand French people. Ia
token OF their respect for Abraham lLncoia
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MURDER TRIAL IN cexHtcrNur.


HARTFoRp, Conn, Jan. o, 1887.
Theodore Noistcr and Renry A. Smith, charged with
the murder 81 luther a. Thompson. In Fsrmingtcy In
OctobCg last, to-day bound tor trial beo 10 Tie
March torn of tho superior Court The defoncs intro.
daced the tcsiltoeny. aud submitted the case without
arg, insni
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MISSOURI UNITED STATES SENATOR.

JssrEssos CRY, IAN Q. 1881.
Mr. Drake rsscsved II votes todsy for Ssnaiot. Ne
was declared ELECTED.
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,,.avsA .brA,k occurs In the ranks Of the Harris
s.,,s,, n says Alvord will ind means 70 gain
oyer ,Ss = svsrins The plct rs thlckenins
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CuuErEaTIrtas INDICTED.

CHARLESTON, 8 c., Jan. 9, 1897
The oounterfeters trial here have been indicted BY
the Grand Jury. The indictment was found mainly on
pAs evidence OF some colorsd Witnesses