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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-18

TW SEVEN WEALTHY DIsrmcTs OF THIS
CouSrRY.--'rhe personal income returns of
the last fiscal year show that there are only
seven Congressional districts whose nhabit-
ants return personal income of over a mil
lion and half of dollars
The Eighth District of New York, which
comprises the 18th, 10th and 2lst wards, in
the city of New York, and is represented in
Congress by Hon. James Brooks, pays total
personal income tax Of s5,394,9i5 "a. This
is the largest amount paid by amy single dis
trct.
The Sixth District of New York, which
consists Of the 9th, 10th and 10Th wards OF
the city, and is represented in Congress by
Hon, Thomas +. Stewart, pays S2,350, 500 06.
The Fourth District of Massachusetts,,
which comprises the LIST, ID 3D., 4th, 9th and
oh wards of Boston, and Cambridge aud Chel-
sea, is represented in Congress by Hon. Samuel
Hooper, ranks third in the list The total
amount paid is s2,029,057 A.
The Third District of New York, which
embraces some of the wealthiest wards OF
brooklyn, and is represented in Congress by
Hon. William Il. Robinson, pays 81 ,s37 ,269
rs.
The First District of Illinois, which embra-
ces Cook county, where Chicago is located
and is represented in Congress BY Hon. Nor.
man b. Judd, ranks fifth in the list, paying
1858, 139 Of.
The Third District of Massachusetts. which
is composed of the 9th, 7th, sth, 10th, llth
and 18th Boston wards, and Roxbury and
Brookline, and is represented in Congress by
Hon. emery Twichell, pays sl.55s,95s 10
The Second Pennsylvania District which
comprise the list, 7th, Sth, 9th, 10TH and 26tl
Wards of Philadelphia, and is represented il
Congress by Hon. Charles O'Neill, pays 81
50l,S12 II.
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rule that the present stckcr ought 10 have been guarded
against AZ tnc closing Of this report We have heard Of
no lot " Western being sold overt The sheep tndo
not US bad ~ that cattle vet those who nave fed sheep
all winter In anticipation ofthe usual advance on mutton
At this Of the year feel disappointed The river
sheep that command the highest prices are mostly Ken
lucky Western sheep bought hy the feeders last fall IN
Albany and weighed from O tU 80 ib with loug clean
wool, that adds much to the value nf their pelts
There were several slim lot. this week at u 10 ~ v H.
or 275 an $50 v head. Thorc were hundred and
dny cal calves, mostly Disposed Of on commits
sion, az q cost VI ~ 10 head.
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Religious Intelligence.

REytyALs.-Thc columns of our religious
press are even more burdened than ever with
reports Of religious awakening, The Metho.
dist organs have reports the last week from
all parts Of the country and we have summed
up the numbers of the converts which are
claimed, and they amount TO over 10000.
Some Of these, no doubt, had been previously
reported but most are for the first time pub
lishcd. Our exchanges among the United
Brethren report | 200 conversions; among
the Congregationaliss, 1900 among the
Prcsbyterions 300; among the Baptsts,
400. How far these numbers represent the
actual increase Of Christ's invisible church
we cannot tell but they certainly show that
there is deep and general spirit Of PRAYER
pervading the churches. 1t must however.
be understood that the respective number of
reported converts is no reliable criterion Of
the relative actual increase of Christ's Church
in the several denominations Various de-
nominations and various sections of the coun-
try differ in the development Of deep, solid
carncstncss, or of the more magnetic and
sympathetic feelings, and so in the number of
their converts who prove to he worthy of the
name.
\ religion, crusade has been started against
secret societies ofall sorts Prominent clergy
men and laymen Of no less than ten Protest
ant sccts have united in movement for
general Christian Convention. to be held at
Pitisburg during the FIRST week ia May, to
adopt measures 20 countcract the alleged in
curious influences of secret societies Senator
Wilson and several congressman, together
with the heads of various colleges, have prom
iscd TO attend aud take part IN the proceed
ue..
Under date of Feb. 10, Rev. ~ j Morri-
son. President of Oliyct College, Michigan
writes, very gracious and powerful revi-
val of religion is now progressing in Olivet
College, aud I'm the community around. \
large number of hopeful conversions have all
ready occurred both IN the college and in the
village The country neighborhoods around
ia which our ministerial students conduct
Sundy schools, have also shared literally in
the general blessing
Twenty--eycn persons We're received into
the congregational church at Westminster
West, March LIST, ON profession Seventeen
were heads of iamile. Thirteen were males
and fourteen were females Nineteen re-
ccived baptism They are of al ages from
Twelve To siNty-t"o' mostly young married
SiN person, united with ihG Congregational
church at S,Alblns. last sabbath. by profess
/. .",nl,,rg hs rnl,i, ami MN ,nnroy.J -.
lioonl interest," mantle. Tbs Youn,
NJ. Cl,-;.,;.n ,...,.,:,.. ';,...;,.
weekly prayer meeting
r.., decentralization.
orfmljc.- joined the Congregational church,
last Sabbath. m Chelsea. This addition makes
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BY TELEGRAPH
10 Monineller nnIln Lnnrnnl.
NEw YoRK, March lG.

NEW YORK, March 10.
Gold $780,
Washington specials contain the following
II is understood that the expectation of an
attack from the Virginia shore has within
the past few days taken more substantial
form than was at FIRST anticipated. II is
known that an order has just been issued in
the War Department, directing forty army
wagons with teamsters to be kept in readiness
to move at n moments notice for the trans
portation OF supplies. Private orders have
also been issued to keep their command, both
officer. and men, in quarters.
Since the excitement of Friday last the
health Of Thad. Stevens has assumed more
serious evidence Of decline, and it is thought
by those intimately acquainted with his fail
ing condition. that it is very doubtful
whether he will again be able to leave his
room. The greatest fears are now entertain
ed that Mr.. Stevens days Of duty have en-
ded
Mr. johnson has been for the last three
or four days engaged in making preparations
for his trial almost to the entire exclusion Of
other business even his friends say that he
is considerably alarmed at the aspect Of af-
fairs. and begins at last TO realize the fact
that his conviction is almost b certainty, and
evptIs;on from, the White TIou-e nrvit,bln
He is speculatiuo on hi. Glture course. and
fla, r,,,,,,.. q. H., ;..,.l e... ,,,,,,.,..I g.,
stump the country against the Republicans,
and endoayor to yindicate his administration.
The Presidents counsel are not ia harmony
with themselves OF with the President
Mr.. Black is much disheartencd, and one Of
the coun.el &. .,ti.God that fine President viii
H.. ......1 pn It. l
navy '''e' "f
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" \ woman lately looking at Gordon
press ON which the San Francisco Free Press
was being printed, looked up into the face of
her companion, and in the most earnest man
her inquired Arrah' Inn an themS the
'hinsS as writes me paypers bes them the
W'ns' t1ey can lu%'er' HOY Mother OF
MOSES uoes 'ne 9hNees i'e' abuse ana black
suafu one ano'ner Dy machinery
Wife. if YOU are going out. pray why
don't YOU put your bonnet on said Sprigqins
to his better half "Why. I've had il on this
half hour, dear, waiting for YOU Spriggins
hand't specially inspected square inch or
WV y" ''' ''P u "'s "''' "'''''
Wages went to the depot Of one Of our
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4 TON will give dowers Of $500 to life members,
provide for the support and education Of children double
their mvings, cte Apply IN or address WM. BREWS-
TER Treasurer Office Of CRAM Co, ~ Lindall st.,
directly South Of p o., Boston, Mass.
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TURNER'S Tic DoLouRRuX on UNIvRRsAL NEURALGIA
Pun Il safe, certain and speedy Cure for Neuralgia
and all Nervous Diseases The cases are com
pletely and permanently cured In u very short time
Neuralgia In tho face or head Is utterly banshed In a
few hours No form OF Nervous Disease wtlstands liz
magic influence. II has the unqualified approval Of
many eminent physicians II contains nothing Injurious
TO the most delicate system Sold everywhere Sent on
receipt OF 81 90 and two postage stamps.
TURNER a CO.. l2O fremont St, Boston, Mass, Pro-
prctOrs, 6silg
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pooK AGENTS WANTED.

DR. wv. SMITHS DfcTfONdRY or THE BfBLE.
Written BY 20 Of the most distinguished Divines in
Europe and America illustrated with over vs. steel
and Wood Engraving. IN ono large Octave volume.
Price $40 TfIE pUnLisuFn AMERICA a,
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dealing with rs send for descriptive CIRCULAR and see
our terms. j. ~ BURR q co.. Publisher Hartford, g.
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The Cottage Gardener of London, says
carthing up potatoes dminishes the produce
and retards the ripening of the tubers Long
experiments in England have proved this fact
that killing up the potato will reduce the
crop one-lourth.
-Eighty-nine vessels are ON the way to
New York from California with wheat, sup
posed to be in the neighborhood of five mill
lion bushels.
The late King of Bavaria broke off his
engagement with the Duchess Sophia because
he saw her box the ears of waiting maid
with a saucer, and judged that She had a
hasty temper.
AN exchange calls the bills of the gas
companies the heavy charge of the light
brigade.
"A joker says that the latest dead duck
is the Democratic canvas-back in New Hamp-
shire.
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JAY COOKE u CO..
No. ~ WALL SWGEr Corner OF Nas-nu st. ) NgN YoRK.
We buy and se ct the most liberal current prices, and
keep On hand n fall supply VI GOV ERNMENT BON Us
OF ALL lsSt rs, SENEN1riltRrlES. aud COMPOUND
lNTENESr NOTES and execute orders ior purchase aud
sale uf STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
CONVERSIONS
We convert thc several issucs VI ENEN-ruiitrtat
DE most favorable market rates into flN F-TNENflEs,
which at present price OF gold Yield the builder about
one per cent interest per Circulars with
May 3daW ly. JAY COOKE & co.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT ~.
In Probate Court held ut Montpelier In said District,
on the ith day Of March A. ID. ls6s.
A. IA. Warren, administrator Of the estate Of Moses
Strong late of Berlin In -nd District deceased pre-
ents lis administration account for examination aud al
lowancc and makes application for decree " drihu
ton and partition of the estate " said deceased
Nhofeupou, It is ordered by said Court that said ae-
count and said application De roecd 10 session Of said
Court to be held At the Probate once IN said Montpelier
on the Dist DAY of March A D. 1865 for hearing aud dc
csion thereon Aud 1t D. further ordered, that notice
hereof be given to ali persons mtcrcsod by publication
oi the same three weeks successfully 10 the Vermont
Waterman and state Journal newspaper published at
Montpelier previous To said time appointed Tor hearing
hat they mny appear 1T said tins aud place and show
cause, ID any they may have, why said account should
not la allowed and such decree made.
BY the Court. Attest
utOg r Ii MERRILL. Julvo
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4 GENTS WANTED-We want first.
c1S PER DAY. SURE. No money
yHHE MARRIAGE FIIND ASsOCIA.

- AD In advance. Agents wanted everywhere to
sell Patent Etersfiag Neiae cioflcs-Lnes Address
AMERICAN WRE Co., i62 Broadway, N y l6 Dearborn
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Ienal tlntices.
STATE OF VERMONT.

-. N II UT TIINWVNT,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT 81.
In Probate Court held ut Montpelier within and for
said District, the 18th day of February, A. ID. iss.
An Instrument, purporting to be the last viii and
Testament q Daniel BckfOr late Of Cabot In said Dis
uc deceased being presented 10 the Court by Fanny
Bickurd the oNecutflX therein named, for Probate II u
ordered by said Court that all pcrson concerned therein
be nscd To appear at session Of said Court 10 be hold
en- AZ the Probate Office, In Montpelier the 9Th dpy
of March, 1865, and show " any they may have,
against the Probate u said VIII for which purpose, u Is
further ordered that copy Of the record Of CHS order
be published three weeks excessively In the Vermont
Natchmau State Journal, printed Ut Montpelier pre-
vious 10 aid time appointed for hearing.
\ true copy NJ record
mOj Attest, T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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dWERTC4N CoAfP4NT TOTLET SOIPS.
HONEY. GLYCERlNE, ROQuEr \ PALM
These popular SOaps made from the choicest mater
ials, very richly perfumed. warranted only equal
but superior to the Eng-h, and por cent cheaper
They superseding all foreign toilet Soaps IN this
market. it is well known that since thor Introduction
the demand for the latter has fallen Of fully onehalf
Manufactured only iN
MckEuNE VAN IAAGEN & CO.,
] --Os4ou pitladeultin and New York.
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AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
EssAl IoR NOLAG AiEN the Errors Abuses and Dis
which destroy the Manly Powers and create npod-
imeuts 20 MARRIAGE, with means Of relief Sent In
scaled letter envelope free of charge Address DR. J.
skILLIN HOVGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
pha, Penn. Jan3ldaw3mo
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- GORGE $. MOVES EsTATE..-Th,

bONNb :. Npi I"7 I"7l a ! - hc
~ Subscriber having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District Of Randolph. Com
mlssoncrs 90 receive, examine and adjust all claims aud
demands of all persons, against the estate Of George =
Noycs late Of Chelsea In said District decaasod rcpres
eucd n-oyen and the term Of six months rom the 9lth
day OF February 1868 being allowed by said Court, tu
tho creditors OF said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Us;
Give notice. that will attend to the duties Of our
appointment at the lwelnghousc Of Widow George $.
Noyes In Chelsea, in said District the last saturday
Of July lsGs at O'Clock, in the afternoon, said
day. AFRO DREW, Cnu,irs
j. s. HACkErr I'm ~
NnDl..n- Enll- ~ 4 ID l.l.-. nl.ni
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"rur Tprnf ivA NrssmLL.'-Thc many kinds Of
common salentu7 found IN market are weak, Impure
and unhealthy and dofaud the purchaser ofhs money.
Pylcs saemtus entirely free from all those objections
It's great sale proves is popularity. Sold by groccrs
everywhere, In pound packages,
During a ten minutes conversation recently with an
officer who served with distinction the army Po-
tomac he took occasion to say that Johns1n Anodyne
Eminent did more good than any all other medl-
cnes dispensed to the soldiers
Al VIM need physic take Parsons Pargatlyo Pills. II
your system Is ia unhealthy state, three Of Far
sons Pills viii bring it round all right
Ofal disease that Tor the few years past have insprel
every one with dread, perhaps none s. regarded with
terror than diphthcna. American Life Drops are
warranted ior this complaint, as also for
Coughs Colds, and AN throat troubles.
"Tne SWEETEST TuiSe N LifEn is good health and
good spirits and If you have thcm not the next best
thing /. what will restore bloom to the faded check and
Happiness 10 the dropping heart The great and suro
remedy Plantation Bitcrs which physicians
ounond to both male and female patients, a safe
liable agreeable aud cordial stimulant. They contain
nothing to disagree with the most delicate constitution
and have golden opinions from all who have tried
ihtmi anu puNuhA NO AltNtt was tNtl Ith ny l*uA
persons. They elevate the depressed and give strength
70 the weak 0lnj
MRS. q. A. ALIENS IMPROVED las,c sfyl) HAIR
REsronEn Oh DnEssSG, ,ia bofne.)-rwo weeks
trial and you have the guarantee that you will not have
gray hair IN your head The natural color and beauty
restored, and aud luxuriant growth Is the re-
suit We hear this spoken by those who have used it,
and predict hosts of friends for the improved prcpam
and, 4. STA fla 10
Dollar per bottle. Every Druggist sells It,
Afur.6deoptmo
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A GENTs WANTEn EnR

n TINE BLU n COd =
fad hou nsg Ltsd Fought and Dirt for ne linton, nth
and igciisHn IN ne Grsaf Rendition 10 contains
over 100 fine Engraving and 90 pago9 and s ue pici-
est and cheapest war book published Price only $50
The public cautioned against inferior works with
similar title See that the book YOU buy contains
lOu fine engnvngs and jCn pages Send for Ciruulars.
Address JONES BROTHERS & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
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prussia nEARING LIBERAL TESTIMONY.

fNA NNiA DEAielNh AslnLitAia lAbN1s
The Medical College of Bresnu, Prussia, by command
of the Government instituted inquiries Ia regard 10 the
purity Of On. RAnWN1's Pulls The following g. copy
Of the report after thorough analysis signed by the
Professors of the College
REPORT or ~ -fNfLFSfS or RfDHdi REGU-
Lifting Pills,
Instituted for the satisfaction Of the Prusinn Govern
ment and people It appears that the great popularity
Of the pills throughout ucunany as an aperlent, anti
bilious and Alternative medicine had provoked the malice
OF the apohecare who caused report to DE circulated
that the ingredient. were poisonous Therefore scien
tihc inqui-iton into their nature and properties
ordered, the issues Of which most triumphant vim
diaaton of the sanitary value of the pills
The Faculty Of the College state IN their report that
mar careful and minute examination they have the honor
TO state that the Pills only free from every sub
injurious to health but composed wholly Of
substances and clements promOtye Of Digestion aud GER
tain at the time act iavomhy upon the nervous
systen,n &e &c They state further that the injurious
set oat by the Pussan apothccarcs originated
mean spirit Of trade jealousy excited by the great
celebrity attained by the Pills within very brief
period"
Signed In behalf Of the College,
DR. Pun. TuEuUALn WERNEu,
director Of ne PoiyfeohHic BureaH.
nH. lIEisE First assistant
nr. Railway Pills are sold by Druggists and Country
Merchants everl where. See Dr. Railways Almanac for
1865 dawuiuj
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marriages.


In West Randolph March II Mrs. Celia ErsAine relict
Of the late John Griswod, aged G3 years
In Crpisbuy, February I'd, Augusta b. Whitney,
aged - years.
in Barre March Q, Mrs, Polly Allen, widow Of Josiah
Allen, aged 81 years.
In Cabot Fob. 10, Daniel BickordI aged 60 yenrs
In Cabot, Feb. 70, Lucretia, wifo Of Iesor Mclean
ESD. aged 80 years.
aged so years and q days.
In Lowell, Feb. 30 Of consumption, Abigail Crockcr
aged IS years.
in Cransbury, Fob. 30 Mrs, Abigail stratton wife Of
samuel STATION, aged 10 years
In Crafisbury March 2, Mr. james Gage aged u years
At the residence Of d. r. Dudley Es, IN Berlin, Mar
H. Willie, Of Mr., !, A, Preston, aged 10 years
In Concord n H., Feb. a. Nellie Roberts daughter Of
William VI. and Lizze A. Sorrg, aged Year, and mos
IN Montpelier, March ~, Ofmenbraneous Group Ida,
infant daughter of Nathan and Hattie Chamberlain,
aged year, months and V days.
In Orwell, Fob. 4, of consumption James u. culnan
only son of Hon Earl Cushman, NJ. D., aged y years.
In Rochester, N. ", Feb, a. Mrs. Nancy ". Gilman,
relio Of the late Harvey Gilman n the 18th Of her
age, formerly Of Montpelier,
In Tunbfdge, jan. 20, Simeon H., son OF Loren and
Penelope d. Roberts, aged 40 years and months.
In East Calais Feb 10, Mrs, Emily Cochran ne'ce and
adopted daughter Of Jacob and Lysa Eaton and wife Of
Ira Cochran, aged 80 yeaIs.
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DOOK AGENTS WANTED.

- To solicit ordcrs for the
ORIGIN AND HISTORY on THE BOOKS or THE
BIBLE
nv PRoF e. u. STOWE, d. D..
fresh book by Of tho best aud thorough au-
tb0rs, There u no WORK published that compare
with It. 10 u having large sale oHfseng
hgous book. over ~ 0OO sold within the last months
Sales rapidly Increasing sond for circulars Address
apply TO HAnrfORD PtuIisuISG Co., Hartford, c.
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RO & II y Pc W ID X
A positive and pleasant remedy In Coughs, Catarrh,
bronchitis Colds, iloarseness, Asthma, Bad Breath,
Headache ETC.. and all diseases resulting from
colds In the herd, throat, and vocal organs,
icfS LIKE MfGIc MEIER rms try Fl
This remedy Is qc Btreaf from all Others and should
not be COMPOUNDED with the old-mslioned sneezng and
headache snuis As snuf in Cairh, Il Is nid and
agreeable and positively
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZlNG
For disorders of the throat II acts quickly tastes pleas
enty, and never nauseacs, 1t instantly gives 10 the
head aud throat
Delicious Sensation Of co0A'e's and Comfort.
TRr NJ SAFE, Reliable, and only rmRn-Fyg cents
sold by Druggists, or mailed free. Address
COOPER WILSON & co., Philadelphia
For sale in Montpelicrby \. X. BRowN PUTNAM 4 Co..
and REnFIELB CnOOks. In NorthAeld by DE. Il. PoR-
TER.
f. HENRY CO., Waterbury, VI.
May "a, 1867. dawly,
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Information guaranteed % produce luNurapt growth
OF hair upon bald head heardess face also recipe
iof the removal Of Pmpes, Blotchcs Eupuon-- etc. ON
the skim leaving the soft, clear, and beautiful
be obtained without charge hy addressing,
TliOS. 2. CHAPMAN. CHENiSr.
Cab 80 Broadway, New York.
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The following is table of pounds Of yari-
ous articles to make bushel Wheat. %
pounds 10 the bushc corn shclled, So pounds !,
corn on the cob, 20 pounds; rye, 30 pounds
oats, - pound. barley iG pounds buck
wheat, - pounds Irish potatoes, 81 pounds
onions, 81 pounds beans, 90 pounds BRAN
% pounds clover seed, go pounds timothy
seed, - pounds hemp seed, - pounds ;
bluegrass. seed, / pounds dried peaches, 33
pounds aax.ced % pounds castor beans,
- pounds dried apples - pounds coal,
- pounds.
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THE BLOOD owes It's red color to minute gloubles which
float in that fluid and contain, in a healthy person.
large amount of Iron, which gives vitality to the blood
The Peruvian Syrup supplies the blood with this vital
element aud gives strength and sor to the whole sys-
ten.
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The Minneapolis Mimi Tri5uae urges
that Hon lIANNmAL lIAMIN. Of Maine, be
nominated for Nicc-Prcsidcnt on the Bepub-
lican ticket Gen Grant. nomination o.. Pres
ident being ia Us opinion, ioregono coucIu-
sion.
4 Bangor correspondent Of the Boston
Adrctisr says that the feeling in favor Of
the nomination OF Mr. lNLrN throughout
the State of Maine Is deep, strong and uu-
bounded