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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

LIE CounCll Oh OcllSOrS nave NJ
ished up their business and adjourn.
ed, having proposed the following
articles of amendment to the con.
stitution and called a constitutional
convention.
ARTICLE |.
Corporations shall not be created,
nor their powers increased or dimin-
ished by special laws, eXcept for mu.
nicipal purposes.
ARTICLE ..
SEC. |. The General Assembly
shall meet on the first Wednesday,
of October, biennially; the first clec
ton shall he on the first Tuesday
of September. A. -. 1870: the first
SESSION OF the Gcu,rwl Asscn,t,i. ou
the first Wednesday Of October, A.
ID. 1910.
SEC. =. The Governor, Mcut"n
ant Governor, Treasurer of the State.
Senators, Town Representatives., AS.
sistant judges of the County Court,
Sheriiis, High Bailitis, States At.
torneys, Judges Of Probate aud jus
tees of the Peace, shall be elected
biennially, on the first Tuesday OF
S3ptembcr,ln the manner prescribed
by the Constitution Of the State.
SEC. The term of office of the
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
Treasurer of the State, respectively
shall commence when they shall he
chosen and qualified, and shall con
tinue for the term of two years
or until their successors shall ht
chosen and qualified. or to the ad
.journment Of the session of the Leg
islaturc, at which, by the Coustitu
ton and laws, their successors ar,
required to be chosen, and not after
such adjournment.
Sec. 1. The term of office or Sen
ators and Town Representative
shall he two years, commencing ol
the first Wednesday of October fol
lowing their election.
SEC. .. The term of Office of til
Assistant Judges of the Count.
Court, SheriilS, Nigh Bailifis. state
Attorneys, Judges of Probate am
Justices of the Peace, shall he tw,
years. aud shall commence on tn,
first day of December next after thci
election.
ARTICLE ..
Whenever the Office of Senator o
or town Representatives, shall he
come vacant from any cause, til
Legislature may provide by law 10
filling such vacancy.
ARTICLE |.
SIC. !. The term of Office of III
Judges of the Supreme Court sha
he six years: provided that undo
the first appointment made in pul
suaDce Of this section one third ,
the Judges first appointed shall hol
their offices for the period of Vi
years: onc.thrd thereof second !
the order of appointment shall hol
their Office for q period Of two year
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05
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j. II. MERRILL, : Con
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BROOD MARES AND COLTS.

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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

a Missouri editor alludes to fine
"Equinoxical Council" to be held
III Rome.
An Omaha dispatch reports the
massacre of government surveying
party, numbering twelve, near Fort
MCPHERSON, recently.
y colored woman confined in iaiI
at Savannah, Ga, the other day.
gave birth TO twins-a son and
daughter. The daughter is as black
as the ace OF spades, and the Son
is white.
King George Of Greece is devot.
ed to the velocipede, and spends
more time on it than III ATTENDING
to the affairs of his nation. Imae.
inc an ancient Greek dashing around
the Acropolis on a bycicle!
y shower Of ants, lasting for about
two minutes, is reported from Lau
same, on Lake Geneva. Millions
Of winged insects fell, covering the
streets so that it was Impossible to
walk without crushing number.
There is some virtue left even
among New York politicians, one OF
them having administered a sound
thraShing to a notori0ug character
who had approached him with an
offer to negotiate for the sale of
number of rcpcdters.
The tusls of a mastodon were
found in the bed Of Straight Creek,
OHIO, last week, One of them is
entire and the other nearly so. They
each measure three and one-half
feet long and twenty and one-half
inches in circumference. The per.
feet one weighs nearly fifty pounds.
During Anna Dickiuson's sojourn
at Salt Lake City-so the story go
es--a crowd gathered to seIenadc
her. \ dispute arose as to whether
. size >hold be sailed out as a "Miss'
or "Mistcr,n when a compromise
was effected by an individual, who
shouted: Bring It out"
The Coliseum was drawn by lot
/ terry last Saturday, John Mcguire,
a lumber dealer Of Boston, held the
/ lucky number, (S},4 jD. and he does
not propose to sell it to the builders
for $4,000, but to job it ont to his
/ customers when he expects to real
/ iya - uDn Hg.iI.S Mr. Mpruira
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

a man who brought u suit for
ovcrchargc against the Hudson Riv.
cr railroad company, has just re.
ceiycd the nice little sum OF So
slO.ll. 80 II seems there X. in some
places, protection to the people
against the grccdiness of railroad
corporations.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

bradford, |.
FAT CATTLE.
j & j Edwards, Newbury, >.
SPANISH MERINO BUCKS.
LIST prem. l. Douglas, Chelsea, 6.
ID, 4.
Sd, " /" ..
Buck lambs; 1st prem. j w Ste,
vens, Corinth. 3. ID, NJ r. Chamber
lin & Son, Bradford, ..
Spanish Merino Ewes and Lambs
LIST prem. j w Stevens, Corinth, 6.
ID, :" " 1.
Sd, " d X Cummings, Bradford, >.
One yr. old; j w Stevens, Cor
inth, 4.
Eve Lambs 1St NJ r Chamber
lin < Son, Bradford, 3. I'd, j W
Stevens, Corinth, ..
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lambs; buck lambs, ID X Cummings
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

ALASKA.--Wlere ON this globe
can We 90 beyond the mnnipre~ent
Yankee Landing at Sitlia, we had
walked but IA short distance into the
town when wcleacheI the northern
depot of Or. Ayers medicines in full
display among the huts, ShanticS and
courts of these horcal tribes. There
the familiar, holnclike names Of his
Cherry pectoraI, PilIs,&c., salute MS
ftOm the exterior and the interior of
a store which shows more business
than its ncighhors, and proves THAT
these simple but sure remedies are
even more necessary to savage life
than to ourselves where they visit
every frcside.- Correspondent Al
eXand. Journal.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

Most Of the game seen along the
line OF the Pacific Railroad is the
game Of "old slcdgc."
\ man at Cape May, who rcceiv.
ed fifty cents from gentleman he
had saved from drowning, handed
back forty.nine cents because he
'idn't want to take any more than
the mans life was worth.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

According to the Hebrew Nation
al of London. there are six millions
Of jews in the world. one half of
them living in Europe. and allowing
only 100000 in all America.
The Ecumenical Council. so says
the Civilta Catholic, OF Rome. is not
convened for the purpose Of dccid-
ing questions by a majority vote,
but to ratiiy decisions already made
by the Pope.
\ law suit was decided in Con.
nectlcut few days since 10y Il game
of eucre. The defendant won, tie
indictment was quashcd, and the
lawyers "cucMcd' out of their fees
LOUISVILLE, oct. -, \ bloody
tragedy occurred yesterday at
Mitchcilsyiilc. Tennessee. Two citi.
zers and man named Moses Crane
become involved in dispute during
which pistols were drawn and Che
three parties were MORALLY wound
ed.
The government has decided to
recall James ID. Long. Consul at
/ MoutcNidco, South America. for his
offensive manifestations of sympa.
| thy with the "loSt cause He was
one of Johnson's appointees from
/ Maryland: and part of his official
equipment is said to be u rebel .ilag
On Saturday work was resumed
on span sixteen of the blidgcacros,
the Ohio River at Louisville. This
is called the fatal Span," as in three
years fifty men have here los
their lives by falling upon the rock
below. The last death occurred OF
Sunday last, the victim being :
stranger who walked out on til,
span.
Il. II. Uniac, the well known tenn
perance lecturer, died at his board
ing house, No. } Asylum street
Boston, OF Friday last, after u sLor
b illness. Ills death was undoubtcd
~ caused by IN overdose of opium
which he had been taking Thursda,
during the day and evening. 70
a few days past hc had rclapscd in
to habits of incompetence, agains
which he had often vainly struggl
ed To free himself. In these effort
he had been aided by many friend
who will hear of his sad death Wit
3 sorrow. He was attacked with d,
, lirum trcmcns Wednesday night am
, was using opiates to get relief. II
was found dead in his bed. He wa
about 80 years Of age, of unusua
talent and brllliancy aud was yer,
popular a. a lecturer.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05
VIM Stephenson, Bradford, 80.
VEGETABLES

VIM Stephenson, Bradford, 80.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes, Worcester & Closson.
Thetford, 80. Onions, A p Nc
kinstry, Bradford, 80. Beets, do.
90. Carrots. do. 80. Turnips, ID
X Cummings, Bradford, 30. Pump
kins, j x j Edwards, Nevburv. 30.
CabbageS, a z Mckinstry, Brad>
ford, 80.
LADIES HORsEMANSHIP.
LIST prem. Miss NJ a Peters, Brad
ford, ;. Cd do. Miss NJ G Miller.
West Fairlee, ..
FLORA HALL.
Mrs. Geo. w CorlIss, Corinth, l
bed spread, 10; l pr. double nit
tens, %; | bunch stocking yarn,
90. MIS-. Daniel Corliss, Newbury.
piece all WOOL flannel, 80. MIS-.
W l Bailey, of Newbury, | bunch
stocking yarn, %. ii G johnson,
Bradford, pr. yarn mittcns, %.
Sarah Sibley, East Corinth, all wool
and cotton tides. go. Fred. + HAY.
Bradford, 3 pictures, l Charlotte
j Nelson, Bradford, paintings and
pencilling, 3. Mary Currier, Brad
ford, water color paintings, ,50.-
Jane Corliss, Newly, feather wreath
90. Silas Shumway, Jr.. Bradford,
full cloth, flannel and footingS, 10.
Mabel Grow, Bradford, string of
buttons, 80. Emma Wright, Brad
ford, feather wreath, 10. Mamie
Wright, do. crochet tidy, -. Mag
gie Barstow, do. pictures, -. Mar
celia Stephenson, do. > tides, 30.
MIS- Z W Robe, do. stocking yarn,
table cloths. full cloth, hood and
scarf, .. Ruth Smith, do. skirts, 30.
Miss f y Smith, do. scarf and nit
tens, 10. MIS- II b Witt, do. rag
carpet, /. Emma L Pierce, rag rug,
50. MIS- j { Johnston, NewburV,
currant wine, bedquilt, and flannel,
10. S f Miller, West Fairlee, pr.
double mittens, %. Mary c Miller
do. pr. double mittenS, -. MIS- Gee
rrichard, bradford, rugs, /. 1Ir>
\ $ CorlisS, East Corinth, piece OF
fullld cloth, /. Worcester 4 Gloss
on, display of flowers, >. Mrs W II
NourSc, bradford, fur coat, |. +
5 Rodgers, west Topsham, piece
tulled cloth, ,, MIS-. II + Stcarns
; bradford, quilt, 80. Julia Cnrn
er, do. tucked skirt, 10. NJ VI Nil
; Ter, west Fair!ce, !, bot. cmant Wine
> 80. MISS NJ b Pillsb ry' BradfoIl
| craYon picture, !. MISS VI j j'E
: dcrliIl, DO. peuciliing, 80. MIS- Eli
Il ',ha Cjlley, East corinth, piece car
peting, LOO. MIS- , i Higgins, Brad
ford, picturc, cross and basket o
> flowers, LOO. MIS- Horace White
Topsham, childlcus' stockings, ,jo
Blanchard Jones. do, mjttcnS an,
gloves. I. Ella Flanders, Bradford
J. wax cross aud feather wreath, -
MIS- Edwin Fuller, do. drawn rug. |
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

ten lives lost by the recent flood, in
Windham and Windsor counties.
The first through train on the Rut-
and Railroad since the food pass.
ed on Tuesday of last week.
The freight train on the Passump-
sic railroad ran off the track at
Barton, last Wednetday night. max
ing sad havoc with the rails and ties
delaying the cars about two hours.
Gilmore Morrison contracts to
rebuild the South Ryegate bridge
for $500. He has what lumber and
iron he can get out of the old bridge.
- Union.
Coal is selling at st. Adams for
80 per ton, and even as low as 50
so. 1t Is more than that here-say
80 per ton-yet at that price it is
cheaper than wood at the prices the
wood dealers ask Caledonian.
S. II. Cooper Of Panton was lately
drowned in Il tit, near Nergcnncs, Vt,
having on his person 5000, the pro-
ceeds Of his property, which he had
sold with the intention of going
West. He leaves a wife and seven
children.
TIE LEGIsLArURE.--The Yer
genncs Nermontcr thus chronicles
the doings of the Legislature ON
Monday:
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0O0000000000000
Good argument in favor Of the bien-
NAL sessions.
During the recent Hood an cugin-
Ger discovered COW swimming IN
the Hartford meadows, near the rail
rool tr,rl, He fastened q rono IN
her horns and maxine tho ctbr, end
fast to his locomotivc,and lowed the
beast oshor, She moved to Inc .
voInub,a. cow. which had come down
fop tha mn country Somewhere.
nobody knew from what State
y little 'wali' two months Old was
left IN a pMIor at the Stevens House
in l}utIand,on Thursday, by young
Brnnipotou 4 Eutlaud railroad. -
How vr..rhcl mrstb p,le f.olinos .,
the u,,ant who vould Tins ab.udo,
h.r own ol1.rrira tn thn clilln,
.grcs or tlr.vnrld The little .,,,ir
"a. som nroyilod fnr hov,ycr ., :.
..n,Inn,u slammed ina and rronos.,
,,.,don4it
II, q w +. Peck of PasSumpsic
are carrying ON an extensive bust
ness in the line Of horses. The,
have tbi, season delivered and soil
in market over 800 horses. VIM
Peck usn lily does the selling, Whil'
his brother travels through til,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

Listof patents issued to Vermont.
erS from the L. ). Patent Office, for
the week ending Oct. T., each bear.
ing that date: &. NJ iluckins Ct Ia.
TopSham, for bride bit. T.. W. lIa.
ven of brandon, for hand corn plant
or. j. X. Collins of Hartford, for
hay teddcr. Thomas j. lockwood
OF st. JohnSbury, for machine for
milling the knife edges Of scale
beams. 5. w. Rowcll of Rutland,
for screw propeller l.. &. Merrill
and \. W. Willard of Challcslown
assisnors to l.. G. Merrill, for com
position for emery wheels and Other
abrading implements. George J
Wardwell of rutland, assignor :,
Steam Stone Cutter Company o
New York city, for stone channclnl
machine.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

1t is ascertained that there were
ten lives lost by the recent flood, in
Windham and Windsor counties.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

The first through train on the Rut-
and Railroad since the Hood pass.
ed on Tuesday of last week.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05
Proposals of i!ncH4mcnf.

The Council Of CenSors have fin
ished up their business and adjourn.
ed, having proposed the following
articles of amendment to the con.
stitution and called constitutional
convention.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

The freight train on the Passump-
sic railroad ran off the track at
Barton, last Wednesday night, max
ing sad havoc with the rails and ties
delaying the cars about two hours.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

Gilmore Morrison contracts to
rebuild the South Ryegate bridge
for $500. He has what lumber and
iron he can get out of the old bridge.
- Union.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

THE LEGISLArURE.--The Yer
genncs Nermontcr thus chronicles
the doings of the Legislature ON
Monday:
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
00O0O0OO0O0000 0O000O0OO000O0O
Good argument in favor Of the bien-
NAL sessions.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

ham COW, which have taken premi-
umS AT our County Fair, so are not
entitled to another; but the COM
mittee would recommend his bull to
all those who wish to improve their
stock. Also would say the herd of
cattle shown by NJ Il Chamberlin &
Son, is one of the best ever shown
in our county. There was also ex-
hibited by johnson Chamberlin, of
Newbury, a herd of Durham cattle,
which were worthy of notice.
WORKING OXEN.
LIST prem. Thomas johnson, Brad
ford, ). I'd, E Z johnson, Bradford
1.
-Four yrs. old: LIST prem. w. S.
Graves, Brookfeld, /. I'd, J II Saw
yer, Bradford, 3.
STEERS
Best pr. 3 Yrs, old; II c Johnson,
Bradford, 4. I'd II W & w L Bal
ley, Newbury. ;. Sd, VIM. McFar-
land, Corinth. ,.
Best pr. . yrs. old steers; b c
Jones, Topsham, 3. ID, johnson
Chamberlain, Newbury, ,.
Best Or. VI. Old: + L johnson.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05
ARTICLE l..

Corporations shall not be created
nor their powers increased or dimin
ished 10y special laws, except for mu
nicipal purposes.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

s. II. Cooper Of Panton was lately
drowned in linear Nergcuncs, Vt,
having on his person 5000, the pro
ceeds Of his property, which he had
sold with the intention Of going
West. He leaves a wife and seven
childlen.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

Coal is selling at st. Adams for
$40 per ton, and even as low as So
80. 1t Is more than that here-say
80 per ton-yet at that price it is
cheaper than wood at the prices the
wood dealers ask TCaledonian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-18
Notice.

IN DsSTRICT COURT, FIRST
Judicial District, County OF Storey and Stale
Of Ncvada.-In the matter Of the estate Of WILL
LIAM a. WHITE, GccCascd.-On reading and
filing the petition Of Margaret Mcintyre, Exccn.
triX Of the estate OF William A. White. deceased,
setting forth that she has filed, or II aboat to file
the final account Of her administration Of the cs-
tate Of said deceased in this Court, and that said
estate l. ready TO be closed, that all the debts
aud expenses Of administration have been duly
paid. and that Il portion Of raid estate remains
10 be distributed. and praying, among other
things, for an order Of distribution of the resi-
due Of said estate 10 The party entitled, it L. or.
dcred that all parties interested in the estate OF
William White, deceased. be and appear before
the District Court Of the First Judicial District
in and for the Comfy Of Storey and State Of Ne
vada, at the Court Room OF said Court, In the
City of Virginia. OH MONDAY, the eth DAY
OF MAY. 4. ID. 1850, at 10 CLOCK 4. ~, then and
there to show cause why M order redistribution
should moi be made Of the residue OF said estate
10 the heir aud dcvisec. under the provisions Of
the last will aud testament of said deceased. Ii
Is further ordered That 4 copy Of this order bc
published for ten successive days bcfUr the raid
alth day Of May, \. d. 1860, In the GOLD Hill
DAILY NEws, Il newspaper printed and pub.
lishcd In the own OF Gold Hill, County Of
Storey. and State Of Nevada.
lsENL.l RICHARD RISING, Judge.
Attest, a true copy.
GEORGE II. DANA. Clerk.
Dated Virginia, May IL, 1864. myl3-lOt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-18
TIE MINING PATENT QUESTION.

U. 5. LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CRY. NEv., May 5, 1869.
EDITOR GOLD HILL NEWS: Dear Sir
Referring TO the Hon. Commissioner letter
of January %. 1869, published in yesterdays
issue Of the Gold Hill News, permit ne to
state that the following mining eases have
been sent from this Office TO Washington,
and in the order named:
Radical, Spotted Tiger, Bald Eagle, Dean,
North Star CBucl), South American, Bailey,
Utah, Brophy. Knickcrbocker, Timokc,
Golden Swan, Hale & NorerosS, Ohio, Rapi-
dan. Front Lode Consolidated Uncle SAM,
Twin, Montgomery, Fiity-six, Rogers, Table
Mountain, Emigrant, Jr., Alabama, Buck
eye. Grant. Atlantic and Pacific starlight
L.odc), Atlantic and Pacific Midas Lode).
Patents have been issued to the Bucl,
North Star, and TO the Fifty-six.
In n letter from the General land Office
dated April u, 1869, and received at this
office April %, is the following paragraph:
"In the case Of the Bailey Co.'S claim upon
the Bailey Lode, and the Virginia SidOnia
Co.'S claim upon the Virginia Sidonia Lode,
no further action need be taken at this time,
as their areas arc found TO be within 1000
feet OF she proposed line Of the Sutgo
Tunnel Very respectfully,
F. d. TODD,
Clerk in charge Of Office.