National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10


son, Robert Ramsdell, Porter o.
Republicans.
BRAINTREE.-W.C G. Holman, w.
Z. White, Jonathan Holman, s. r.
Bachelor. Whitman Howard, A.
Hanback,, j. p. Cleveland, Jr., all
Republicans.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arnold,
Frederick e. Bigelow, Ephraim +.
Clatlin, John Il. Cleaveiand, Terence
Calagan, VIM. Ii. Smith, Rep Jno.
Lamson, Dem.
CHELsEA..-John w. Smith, Per
ley c. Jones, Lyman c. Hinckley,
Carlos Moore, Hyde Cabot, Thomas
Godfrey, Amos S. Hatch, all Repub>
licahs.
FAIELEE.--Benjamin Cilley, Den
niSon Mclendey, S. l.. Granger. Will
liam Child, b. w. Davis, all Repub-
Leans.
WEST FAIRLEE. No Justices
elected.
RANDoLpH.-P. p. Ripley, David
S. WaShburn. John Buswell. Oliver
lIincher, Alphcus Carley, Gilbert
Tilson, Chas. 5. Paine, Samuel How
ard, Nathan 5. Clark, Charles X.
Granger, all Republicans.
SrRAFFORD.- Charles Barrett,
Nathan b. Cobb, Phineas Walker,
X. II. Duncan, Hiram Robinson.
Rep. ID. ID. Preston, Arson West,
Dem.
THETFORD.-H. II. Niles, VIM
Sladc, John kinSman, Truman
Burr, John Colby, Cummings Hub
bard, Harvey Dodge, all Repub.
Leans,
observation-disclosures Whitney
Nathaniel King, John Monkey, Ira
Mudgctt, Elizur +. Howe, DAME
Moves, AFRO b. Drew, all Republi
cans.
CoRINTH.-John Richardson, j
\. Tenuey, John l.. Wilson, l.. F
Hale, George Jewell, NJ. n. Hum
phrey, A. J. Leighton.
observation-disclosures Gilman, Ru
fus Blanchard Moses Spear, Thos
Pollard, William w. Nutting, Alba
Pierce, Richard w. Barrett dem
ocrats.
WILLIAMsTOwN.--William 5
Beckett, John Lynde. David Gale
John NJ. Palmer, Milton Martin
Nathan Hall, Daniel ID. Martin.
\ Boston paper says that at on
of the Presidential receptions i
Vermont, the President and his goo
! lady alieltcd from the cars and wcI
about 20 be conducted to carriage
in waiting for them. The crow
gathered about in their cagerness
catch glimpse of the General, an
Mrs. Grant was for a moment lo'
in the throng. Her simple, unpre
tentious dress and manner proven
; ed her being recognized, and Will
one person forced IA bundle into he
hands to hold, she was told from al
other quarter to "stand back an
let the Presidents party pass" 81
r was soon extricatcd, however, an
is said to have laughed quite hear
ily over the righteousness OF her p
sition. -
! Stone g. Murray's Combinatic
Circus will exhibit at Haverhill, )
. H., afternoon and evening of We
5 ncsday, Sept, Odd. The peIforI
= ances Of this company are high
, spoken of wherever they 60.
. The Newark, n. j., Advertis
l says: "Stone & Murray have e,
, plunged the antique abuses and Gu
toms which other exhibitions cir
to with so much tcnacity, and II
I augurated a new era in circus anus
| ments. With troupe of artists Il
e most distinguished in the worl
. this circus has acquired fame {
| excellence and responsibility TIL
f no other travelling exhibition c
joys.'
q One feature of this show Is pc
e scssed Ivy no other in the worl
/. viz: The Complex Klu.Klux Pa
o tamorphs, or Grand Phantasmag
- ria of Guyasticutuses, bioug
t forth from the impenctrable secl
y sion of the primcval wilds of A
# bama, whose gr0tesque antics al
% incomprchensiblo contoltions co
If pletcly mystiiy the---thats all
It know about it; If you would kn'
more 20 and see it.