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uation IN thH l"!'o"luS lo'"'t''
style;
"VLerr are three courses for the
IcojSluture ta take; The first is to
font. The second is "a fold arms
and do nothing. The third is to
call Il state convention.
There would be unanimous
voice in favor Of the first, il We had
any power 10 maxi, = decent resist
ance.
The question is between the sec
ond and third. The second leads to
an acceptance OF the cruel aud mcr-
CHESS terms imposed upon us. Tile
second leads to the same thins--and
to much more.
The question now Is. who shall
/ oct the control of the state under
/ the new diSpcnsatlon OF universal
/ Suirage-thc whites or the blacks ::
The provisional government, with
universal black and qualified white
suffrage, is already upon us. The
/ Court House bells III all the conn
ties will soon summon white and
black alike to the polls. In addl-
ton to this, while the provisional
government lasts, we shall have
martial law in Nirglia--the liberty
of every man III I'll" hands "l fedcf.
IL n'l l ,;l H., ,.1lo.
mas pee" ',.. sun ',,'' ,, wv " . -
yer nav ',l''l5'lS law ,; '''"m ~ ~" u"
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY.-At the Meeting OF the
Congressional Temperance Society,
held in the Hall of Representatives,
il large number were present. Among
others who spoke was Senator ates
of Illinois, who announced himself
as Il new convert, and was very
Jealous in recommending his exam
ple to others. lie said he had tax
en- the pledge from Senator W ilSoh
and would kept.
The names ofabOut fifty Senators
and Representatives, were read as
belonging to the society. 1t was
stated that although the name OF
ThaddpuS Stevens was not included,
that gentleman had not tasted III
toXicating liquors for thirty years
Speaker ColtaX said he had long
been IL temperance man without any
pledge. About thirty years ago,
when he witnessed the death OF a
companiou from dellrlum tremenS'
he resolved that ne would never
follow in the road Of a drunkard. ht
ploouently aAmOniShcd the AGung OF
the GREAT evil. and said that III the
course of his twelve years OF legiSia
five service, there had never beer
less of intoXication than now II
Congress.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

..,,- ,-,>-l,,r,rnp>1,
WOMEN W ANIED IN I Al,lt oNH "a A.
The San Francesca Holuen IRA
thus diScOWseSabout one % 'ai'ioF
MAS greatest needs:
All of us laughed ana mate N'r
ny over Mcrccr's importation OF
women, = few months since. let
we laughed At an attempt I" sup
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

SAVE Your DoCroR'S Bills
When Dr. Wistar's BalSam OF Wild
Cherry will cure coughs, colds,
bleeding az the lungs, and arrest
the fell destroyer. consumption, il,
does more than most physicians can
do. The ttSo Of Il single bottle. cos,
ING one dollar, will satisfy the IN.
cgcduiout chat thcy need look no
further for the required aid.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

THE FENIAN EISyNG.--The fol-
lowing dispatches relative to the
irish rebellion. received by the ca
BILE. are OF interest;
DURLIE, March 9. \ dc~p'tch
trol Waterford states that the Gal
the mountanS.on the borders ot11p-
pcrayy and Cork counties, are
Swanuing with FenlanS, and 1t is
feared that an attack will he made
upon the town of Tipperary, the IN
/ habitantS of which are diSatiected
and strongly disposed to help them
Tippcrary town is the capital OF the
famous county of that name, and OF
considerable importance.
L0NbON, March H--Evenin%. Dis
patches from Dublin state that
small bands Of Fenians are PATROL
inc the counties ofCork, Waterford
TippcrarN and Limerick, pressing
the people into their ranks and com
1 hitting Yobberics everywhere.
The tavcmS in the city of Cork
are to be closed every evening al
dusk.
James Stevens is reported to h,
S,illin Paris.
) Official dispatches received from
: Ireland say that loads of arms anC
. munitions have been discovered an'
seized by the military, and this fac
seems to confirm the report that tn
rising OF the Irish people has falle'
to be general.
1t is reported from Ireland to-da
that tranquility has been restore
throughout the province of lclnSteI
and that there has been no rece'
disturbance in the county of Kerr,
, the scene of the abortive outbre Il
Of last month.
\ general order dated Army
/, Liberation, Camp il the Field, Eel
II. 1867 has been issued by III
military leaders, ailiNing the pm
ishment OF death to Struggling. d'
sprtion. disohcdicncr OF orders. sc
and also declaring that any perSo
. or persons who shall take upon hin
+ or them to kill or murder any pc
, son u prisoner, burn any house. {
commit any act of destruction Will
u4t special written orders from Il
commandcr..in chief, shall sum
, death.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

Among the nominations confirm.
ed in the Senate on the llth lust.
We notice that Of T.. G. Eedington, as
pension agent at ST. bloomsbury.
Pensioners whoarc inscribed on the
rolls Of this agcncywill soon be able
TO get the six months pay which is
now due them.
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gent than in other eases. The pen
atty for any fraud OF concealment,
direct or indirect, under the act, is
Imprisonment, with or without hard
labor for term not exceeding three
wears.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

The other cases not mentioned
were either settled or We're mlScn-
tries, The divorce eases We will give
next week.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

II is said that n portion of raw
onion just before retiring to rest
will insure refreshing sleep to per.
sons suffering with lungs over bur.
dcned with oppressive and irrltat.
ing matter.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

\ lady being asked to waltz. gave
the following sensible and appro.
pirate reply "No thank you sir ;
! have hugging enough at home
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buckingham palace is said tohc
the cheapest building ever erected.
for the reason thJt it was built for
one sovereign and altered for duoth
or.
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I'm old bachelor. seeing the words
"iamllies supplied" over the door of
q shop, stepped in, aud said he
would TAX" a wife and two children.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

4 person asked an lrislman why
he wore lis stockings wrong side
outward. "Because.' said he,
"th,r's "A hole on the other side
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15
New Hampshire Election.

The Granite State remains true
10 its patriotic record. The first
gun of the New tngland campaign,
fired among its hills on Tuesday,
has no uncertain sound. As We are
at present informed the result has
been the election of the Union can
didate-Gen. Haillmap-fOr Gov
ernor by an estimated majority OF
1900: three republican congressman
10y majoriticS Of about 1000 each !;
of four republican councillors out OF
the five which will constitute that
body: ofuiuc Union men Of the T.
senator's. and OF Il majority OF - re
publican members OF the house OF
representatives. We furnish as inil
details of the clecti0nas were receiN-
ed at Concord and Manchester last
evening, and it /, not probable that
. further informatiod viii materially
change the result Boston Jom'Rai'
CONCORD. \. H., March T.. We
have returns from 126 towns, which
give Hartman. 25:of7, Sinclair ant
scattering, 80. 1872.
Ella, in tip inst congressional d!S
trict, is probably elected by 200 ma
ioritN: and stevens in the Sccon
district ana 3 cuton in the third b,
about 1000 majority each.
The council will stand four fcput
ljcauS and one democrat.
The senate Will stand eight repu'
licans and tour democrats.
The House has 80 republican ma
ioli'l.
The republicans have a majorit
in six counties and the democrat
in four counties.
The vote in the state Will eNcee
the vote Of last year in the aggr
gate by 1900 to 5000. The who
:, vote OF the state Will exceed 100
+ The minority for Hartman Il
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES .
Supreme Court--0range County.
MARCH JERH. 1861.

II H.. 1 l., . : -
Tho session commenced Trrsday.
March 9Th. and and closed Monday, h
,be 1ltb. The following eases were
heard viz:
No :, Chas. Smear US. job \ Cur
tic ant Action. debt ON Judgment.
Plea. statute ofhmitations. Rapli-
cation that this suit was commcnc. .
ca within ono wear after the deter,
IMITATION Of = ro.ncr suit. which was
drought within eight years from
rendition Of the Judgment sued. .
Indictment of County Court affirmed. +.
Powcll for p,atiG. Perrin for de- .
f.pdaut.
No. 3. Hiram Turner rs. Chas.
Waldo. Action, Troycr for cattle
and the undivided half Of leased
premises. The defendant, Waldo,
was admr. of ). ). Turner. The |
f I'm was leased by plii'. to :. 5. TUr
ner. Judgment in County Court for
pllT. on both points, and judgment
affirmed by Supreme Court. Lamb
for plil Perrin and HebaId for dett.
No. ). George L. Baldwin vs.. A..
l.. Coburn. Action on bond given
nv def liru3r aren't for West
Fairlcc, to PIN, County Commission
er. The bond given was not the
one required by the statute to en-
sure the proper performance Of the
agents duties: but was given to
secu,e fine commissioner against loss
-, ,ionors furnished bv him to tine
.o.ut Indictment of conn;y court
fn,. def, an fine orouud that sucl
transactions were AGAINST pullic pol
icy. Julpmrut affirmed by Surrem,
Court Ormsby for nln. lleaar,
for don
No & Dov;d y. V,lmot IS. W
II NJ. Howard. Suit for malprac
ticc in SETTING u,fI.s arm. Verde
and Judgment of county court TO
pIff Executions taken To the ru
ing of Judge Peel, on various q,rs
tions o. law. Not decided; cas-
with the court. Clark and OrmSh,
far nltr Uebard & Nashburn fo
def
No :. Edward Sprague vs.. III
ban Ainsworth. Judgment of coul
~ court affirmed. IIcbard Il pe
rim for p,f. Denison for delft
no. 8. iona c. Smith vs.. Edwai
Spraguc. Submitted on briefs Wit
out argument. Judgment Of cou
ty court affirmed. IIebard for pl
Perrin for def.
No. @. Ira Whitaker vs.. Geo. .
Norev This is the bark ease Tn
has been so long ia court. and Ia
somany trials at law and inchancer
In county court the verdict an
indictment were for the dof.. but G
centious were taken hv the pl4. q
mcs,ions of law. in the trial beloy
The Suprcmc court rcAerscd II
Judgment OF the county court. an
the case is rmanIcd for new tri.
Leslie 4 Rogers and Ilehard I
plff. Ormsby for deit.
NO. TO- Henry barnard vs. \
Conner NIiningCo. Action on not
amouuting to SlS,3OO. JLdgmo
ofcoun,y cour, for pln. Exec
tions taken by delft. 70 ruling Of t
Cont allowing : per cent. in;rrc,
the notes 5cinr Given in New 20,
Op suppcS ION of defendants co.
sci that this case was closely q
nected with No. l., it was conth
cd. Ormsby for plll. Iarma
Diclicy and Kpdf,.ld for drdS.
No. -. VI. Copper Mining Co.
II. Barnard. In Chancery. r
suit was brought originally to
Join the preceding one, and to
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15
Miscellaneous Items.

INCREASE DE INSANITY FROM H.
TEMPERANCE.-Dr. John Z. Tyler
Superintendent of the Mclean In.
sane Asylum, in his annual report.
Just published, makes the following
painful statement:
The excessive drinking OF wine,
and ardent spirits has brought in.
sanity upon many persons dnring
the last year. This ind ulgenre
seems to be increasing very greatlr
and its consequences are indeed
alarming. More persons, and chief
~ young men, either positively in
sane Or who have been scriouSv
damaged mentally and physically
by this cause. have come under ouy
professional observation. or have an
piled here for advice and relief DIN
ing the last year than we can II d. I'm
Der before III the same length u!
time
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15
The Bankrupt Law.

the Iniled States Circuit Courts act
iny in supervisory capacity as
Courts of Equity. and Judges of the
District Counts will be assisted by
Registers in Bankruptcy, whose
mowers are limited, and provision Is
made for reference of disputed ques-
tionS to the District Court Judges,
and for appeals from the District
Courts to the Circuit Courts, and
from the latter, in eases where the
matter in dispute shall exceed two
thousand dollars. to the T. >. SUI
prcmc Court.
There are two kinds OF bankrupt
cy. voluntary and involuntary. In
the former any person residing WITH ,
in the L. :. jurisdiction, owing over .
$500. and finding himself insolvent, +
may apply by petition to the Judge .
of the District in which he has 10 .
sided for The six months preceding (
the date of the petition, or for the /
longest period during such SIX +.
months and shall thercupon be de- |
clared bankrupt. The creditoIS'
/ having been properly notliiedby ne
court. can appoint one or more as
/ S!ouccs of the estate of the deot"r'
the choice to be made by the great
pl nat in value and in number OF
the creditors who have proved then
debts. or. in ease OF failure to agree,
then by the District Judge, or,
where there are no opposing credit
ors. by the Register. The Whole at
fairs of the bankrupt pass INTO the
hands Of the aSSlgnce>, VII" nave
full powers granted them necessary
for the collection OF all the debts ana
the final adjustment and closing up
of the estate: and where delay Is
likely to occur from litigation IN the
final distribution OF the assets, the
court is empowered to direct thclr
Temporary investment. The BANK
rupt is liable at all times To be call
ed up for examination on oath upon
matters relating to the disposal "l
condition of his property on h"Ni
ness transactions, and tor good cauN'
e hi, wife may in like manner be com
!. PEELED to attend as a witness III the
,. case.
I'm fine IiStribution Of the bank
. ~ ''' ''..''' . in,i nrn f., l.,
III I ,,,.,,, H., r,,in,i,
'''!" e., - 49, "i''.Ii'...',.. t,.,n inn,
to time. at three months intervals
Int fine following claims are first t.
p"' ''!J 49, ~ II r,,.4 H. r,...
= '''i" M .,-,..,' ,,md,', tl,o ,.,
,.,,.I ,j,I,ti and ,..as.,nru+
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! t,,a.. a,I o,s...,.ants fnurtl
p ,,a,,o 49, ,,,. onor,tiyc rl.rl ,
= l L,7 ..,,,.,nt to nv ,mnnut NOT @,
- noadi,a ga tnr loLnr n,rrorme
1t u e';.Ii, ~, ,,,ntI,s nroraIina III
II, hamI'r,ntr,. Gtth Lehfs dine f. nm
:" $50. ~ NV, ~. ,n,,- I've rutitIc
H. t tna ,'raf,,nncn hy +hn laws Of IL
ne I,ni+nJ St,tn. Thr v,luntar
Oh Ha"i,rr,t = nntitIad tn hi, dischors
nrnl.iL.d ma t,,ud i. proved arain,
y Iiu' ~, any. t;,nn from sjxty DAYS
At "''' ,' ~ 10, a,ta, t'a.ndmdirotjon
IT. w., ,,,,.tn,,. LH+ rho nrn,f 81, III
IT, a',.a,.,'n mn. tr1nL ~, roucpalmr,
" J.,,,,,.., Iin, ~ tb. rfolt IA di
IL oInr,,n NJ nor.on vhn has ON,
:. rnnniInI his disnLo,,re i to he cnt
~ tlnd ooajn IA hccome y yollutal
." L,nr,nnt pnlnss his estate is sui
j.. r;onI tnnav sryruty.Gyc pcr cent.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

At n wedding in Petersburg, Va,
u former husband Of the bride off.
ciatcL us the bridegroon's attend.
ant.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15
Town Officers.


C1RIyTn.-.Modriator, Il. :. Sleep
cr: Town Clerk and treasurer W.
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- r.,. nr.r.oar or.
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r,,prr NIoI.rator. prrlcy Ma
.o,, T,vn CIr,k William Child:
treasurer " o"" 20 '''o''
men, b. "''''N - : ''"''''' - ) '''''''
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. Town trrdlId Jurors, y: Nti-lilt' -
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

Artemus Ward (Chas. L. Brown
is dead. His funeral took place in
London. March q.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15
State Items

members. anu itoihdlbtb blIt-H'' ''' Il
Onl1 four chufehF. have member
shin Of more than 300. These are
Brattlcinro. i'airfaN. Manchester d
and TownSheud. Five of the church !
cS have less than 20 members each {
The oldest Baptist churches now IN
the State were organized III leu
They are three IN uumhcr-trul.ioid.
Sharon and WallingtOrd. The stare
Convention employs general ms {
siouary. and aid, II churches III SuN-
tainin. their pastors. The amount
appromiatrd to these churches last
wear was -. I92. The New lamp
roI Literary and Theological IN /
stitutian IT Fairfax has II students .
in the Theological department, and t
the catalo.ur 10. last year gives the
names of 2g1 students in the hitrra-
,l> department. llj Of them being
/ ladies.
Deputy Collector Chase seized
/ two carloads of HORSES at st. Al
bans on the ID inst, for undervalu-
alton. There We're thiuy-ninc horS /
q, entered at SIS each. some days /
mo, M. Chase ..aized - Gee mains /
~, ,,,rnll, ,,u,,.s yalurd nj oven.
. S5.0Og. which WeIe imported from
abroad. shipped from Boston to
Canada in bond, ond then brought
back into the COUNTRY at a consider
able uAdlN uluation.-1 Transcript.
'''
At tDo city election in burlington
, IN Tuesday OF last Werk. Mayor
Wales was unanimously reelected.
~ 1"..i,'i"a thn ,it,- witL w,+n,
r..,., III. IL. ;rs+,,J If N.inuo,sl,
,:,.', ,,-,,,n ,,;,.t,,;,r, IN an tbe
,r.,L.
over one tLuuSand pnotooraphs
, have been sold of the Great panther.
! lately shot mt p,rlinSville.
n ,o,,.r MIA r,.1o
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, VIM. N'H ,'' ',,.,. "uonf 49,
y ''''',''''' 49, ,...,a+nI w., tho
,''> ',.I ''', ~, ~ ,,"..n. annnirtrf
= W., p,n.i,np.. b,J hrttor not
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of ''''''' 49, go ~ "," '" Mn w.
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a' 'l'N'a''e WIN NV, I'm I'',,, ~ - l,,I
#, Pay '"'h' on W W." w.. a. I'''' u
snip !" n''iI poor N'i ,. ? AM III !
niefH W'"""N' an" ~ , .r, ''''', .,. -
a. IU'H''i"H 81 ."c O'"''''i"' "'' MAJ r
!. o. my l.''''|'
.el.. g.,
e. ~ we recent Sl $50. ~ wv ''u
r; pEel"r o''lu III " I'',l ,, y, ,'"'''
n ,..
80 inc bIa'''G'oio p'I'[S "i'''','
~ ire Woo" ''''''iN ~ '''' LOW Il VIZ
IL charging 'A''"'n'o", n''N., '''''
ut, dTIIlh2 vac PV'P'' 'n'" Tue ''Sr y
rs. 'o'' "I :, ",y ,' ,l " c' ~ ~ FL
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NV
-. The Newport Express says: j
G.. English OF this village, was o
nus Saturday last. prosecuted for sclIin
before Justice Sargent. and tine
$40 and costs. ENGLISH promising i
en-. the strongest terms to stop the "a
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

and ardent spirits has brought in.
sanity upon many persons dnring
the last year. This ind ulgence
seems to be increasing very greatlr
and its consequences are indeed
alarming. More persons, and chief
~ young men, either positively il
sane or who have been scri0uSlv
damaged mentally and physically
by this cause. have come under or
professional observation. or haveap
piled here for advice and relief Gur.
in4 the last year than we can re .am.
Der before in the same length If
time
Now | am between two tailor7
said dandy at pnJlic dime
W here a couple of young tailo>
were seated. Very true, said ug4
of them; we are but beginner,
and can only otfora to keep one
goose between us
THE "BAR.-Avoid the place
it is not a misnomer The exppr
cncr of thousands has proved iap
bar 10 be a bar to responsibility:
bar to honor; a bar to happiness,
bar to domestic felicity bar to
heaven.
high price Of butter was owing To
4 considerable part of 1t is OWN.
Two months since | paid him
IN. }' ,1, ~; ,,r ,,, va ,n I'D
~" r,.' -, ,I, '' I',th II hil nn+h.r ~.
, MI ,E -, ,r,rt:,p Of nm n,,ymm ~,
"F"I''f>'
VI. !. ~ H'ch''\ or"l'''4
'l't'' j. nv '''' % III = : III ,I. ~
" '''Nn'> pI'' , ''., - . '''''
''''''''' III INV
The remedy Of tomorrow /, ,o
la,. fo~ m, Evil Of today.
The only shares that are Smg f.
turn W".! neutrality-suspicious..
"A He rake, a hundred N;eS a Ia+
l
When guns 90 Oft do hey rl,o"
Let the world understand I@
YOU can lie spit upon, and You arl
In Detroit they fined a man IN
Il having fits IN the street. The
e
% \ dog is the only dependant II
$ know Of upon whom You can j.
q WAYS rtIS AS fiicud.
IS Looking glasses Won H. ,
q thc} tell some d"iui pam u"'.
{ sometimes.
- -. ,aj,.,,
=, tLrm to crow I'm sheen
Ia
ii We should not measure mcn
SUNDAYS. without looking to VII
cr -,
al - lti' ~ NOW 'i''' w. ~
: ." l"'I,"N, HN'''. ''''', ''''' p
III '''N 1t '''' ''''' "'''N =
l' lively about If: promisrd assi,taat
Il after 4 while is considered debt
ia
IT. M uon ever REGRETTED fiat s
al wos,i,tu,us and honest in hisyH.
,e and kent aIooi from idle coma
y ions
!
i. get it right, no one will rcmemaI
NJ. it: and if Won are wrou.. 10 JI
- will forget il,
- p,.n,ll;,o,., ,,r G,o.r from M
"a watGr vnn iray. ma hole in the Nj
Of ID and hy dyirg Won leave no u
ee cancl III the world.
ur
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

Now | am between two tailors
said a dandy at a pn5lic dime.
where a couple of young tailos
were seated. Very true,' said oap
of them; we are but beginner,
and can only otford to keep ons
goose between us
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

THE "BAR.-Avoid the place
it is not a missioner. The exppu
cace of thousands has proved DE
bar to be IA bar To responsibility; a
bar to honor; bar to happiness;
Il bar to domestic felicity: "A bar to
heaven.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

DuHiN, March, I2-Eyeuing.-
Arrests OF I:rnians are being made
in all parts of the country, ard large
quantities III arms have been seized
10y thcpolicc. a dispatch from Cork
states that u detachment has been
sent in pursuit Of n large number oi
insurgents, who were reported 10
have gathered in the vicinity of Nal.
low Junction, an important railway
centre in the county of Cork.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

LoSpoN. March. l2--Noon. The
Fcuian Bands in ireland have all
been dispersed, and the entire Island
is tranquil. The authorities. how.
ever have good reasons to fear an
other rising. and are taking the nee.
cssaly measures to Illustrate it.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

Smith asked Brown what til,
high price Of butter was owing %
y considerable part of It is OWN.
10 my grocer said Brown; 'torth
two months since | paid him,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

\ shawl factory to cos half
million dollars is being bulk at Bur
lington 10y seth Hunt of New York.
Two dead hcatS-onc or them Il
pretended NJ. D., lately swindlcd u
st. JohuSbnry landlord ont of a
weeks board. and each IHggcd OF
various articles belonging to other
people.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

The Wilson's of Vermont trace
their pedigree 10 Robert, Earl Of
Warwick, and are prospecting for a
share Of the Earl's property, consist.
inc 81 10000 acres Of land located
about % miles from London. % ten.
emrnt houses in London, with the
land ON which they stand.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

Addison was not Il rcadh 'tN
\ lady once rallied him on his ~
wordncss in this respect. 'Ma"%
said the csSaNist. :! don't 4,
small change about with me- y.
can draw on my banker for = III"
and pounds
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

The man who imagined n'"T
wise because h0 detected sou.
biographical errors in n newSl~
has gone eastward to get y l"r
dicular view Of the rainbow.
The first water was let INV NJ
Chicago Lake Tunnel on N, G'a
day last. Tho experimental .
ing will he protracted tlronI" ~
cral days, if not weeks, WIN nj
to n thorough testing OF r'e!!s Il Il
ton Of the structure. The CIV, ,tf
he supplied through the new ~
mel, il all goes well, IN aDo"'
weeks,