National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06

mcnced Tuesday and closed ST..
day night. was one of the most S.
CeSSlnl exhibitions Of the kind eye.
given in New England. At no time
could the attendance have been
much less than five thousand Der.
sons; and Friday afternoon il wa,
estimated that about twenty thous.
and visitors were upon the grounds.
Trials of speed We're more a feature
Of the lair than at pevious eXhibi.
tions, and proved. from the large at.
tendance, that tne interest centred
in them. The Fair was under the
management otactive liberal men
Of the city who conducted it in such
a manner that no dissatisfaction
could exist. The Judges were Sc
lCCtcd from men Of integrity and
standing III New England and gave
character to the exhibition. Fmm
cialIN it was success, and a large
number Of extra premiums were
consequently made up after the fair
commenced. The show of horses
was excellent, both as to character
and numbers, and some very good
/ ting was made on trials of speed.
A CAUTION TO SOTDIERS.--Sol
dcrs throughout the country are
cautioned against parties represent
ing themselves TO bc sent from
Washington with instructions to
soldiers and claim AGENTS for tho col
lection of additional bounties and
also STATING that tLo soldiers of 1891
are entitled 70 one hundred and siv
ty acres of land. The object of
these parties apnears ia he to oh
tain thp dates. nnmber of rpoiment.
and officers sionitnrns as tho, ar,
near mon DISCHARGE nouor. NH
these dates forced onnIiration. tor
nay y,nuId nrohahlv Ln mada om,
Scyr.al of those n1rti.y hayo hoo,'
discoyernI in obio .a,d InJi,,,a
nov u.. rz.-.
u,ru n>-,,,.. n ',,, I'VE 'oN hNILD
nv n,o, -' ,'r : ,, ~" y ilVNi'-A veal
49,, I'll, ''';,i ~ i'oS'o'' no CIV us acoull-
H., ','''I' - '''' o"""' ~ VI tll"t
NIX =, ', 1llS. "'' il "SSausl'ed
,rJ 49,; 49, u. ~ ~ Ii.''' ~ nav "I'o'her'
""'' '''Ny' ''''tu an aucuoheer famous
use II III 'he papers at private sale,
pu' to conceal the location, telling
purchasers to apply ut ms office. In
IL" Gays the gentleman happened
upon the advertisement, was pleas
cot with the account of the place,
showed u to ms wife, and the two
rphci"Geu 1t was lpst what they
+ 'i'c" ana that they would secure
u ~ once. 80 he went to the office
the place he had advertised was such
a one a. he desired aud he would
/ purchase II. The auctionccr burst
INTO laugh and told him that that
was the description of his own house
where he was then living. Hercad
the advertisement again. pondered
,., .NJ'N' Sh'1oti iaNhS+ etc. and
'iohe out us II possible Well
"',,aonetf' make out my bill for
|"N'' uSInS ai,uCAPehSeN, 10y George
! NouI"n sen Inc place for three
Tn. New Uamnslirc Statc.m,r
saws: "Thirty- ridLt ,oo,.s a,ra III.
summer. .July ~ fam vorn'r mon,
of Concord and tbren oautIonno,
from Boston instituted ali fine com.
INST erected by I. Crawford. On
that day the stage came from Ian
caster with two passcngcre, bound
Tor fortIand'
-.
~ - S'at'" that' IN the state of
noat una, nn d tnr whites nave from 10,
WV I" -"'Vuo MAJORITY on the regis.
I'.'"" Owe" S', ,, thc blacks but that
."VI , 'ie oo'ooo Willte men pledged
TO the support of republican mincl.
,.,o
d,,I ''"s d. saratoga having deer
ton't, W. I, '"' II ~ '''e ''''daic OF sep
',o ''p ""S oTS'h 10 Stnd hey ~
800 III Instruments. she VIII ac
''''i''"H tue 'aSt car load herself
The editor of an Iowa paper saws
day last week. with wild reese 'ying
South, and conscouentIy nrcsoges
that winter win lao Lora So,,,o,,Inr