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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

ELECTION FRAups.-A Washington despatch
states that the Congressional Committee appoint
ell to investigate the charges Of fraud at the re
cent Presidential election in New York, have
taken a vast amount Of testimony, and In their
report will show that $4,000 bogus votes, at
least. were thrown. The correspondent charges
both the Republican and Democratic party with
committing the frauds, but admits that COM
paratively a small number Of fraudulant votes
were cast by the Republicans. There were all
sorts Of frauds committcd-yoting for dead men,
for those persons who had not been to the polls
to deposit their ballots, voting at different places
by the same party, etc.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

yELocirEpEs.-rhe velocipede fever has broken
out in Portland quite brisky. Large numbers
were In at Kimball and L,rkinS yesterday TO Wit.
mess the performances Of the vehicle which has
created 40 great q Juror In Europe and we doubt
not nearly all were happily disappointed In md.
ing II more easy OF mana cement aud promising
better sport than they had anticipated. It's real
~ a wonderful thing, aud will We predict, super
sede most other Kinds Of outoi.door sports M
amateur experts easily beat the fastest horses ioi
n DAY jolrney.
Messrs. kimbAll AMI Larkln have already re
ceiyed orders for quite n nun Der and when the
spring opens they will be whirling about 81 q
great rata. TO In and see the veiOclpede. The
exhibition 10 free Aad 90 will DO ride 10 you
choose u --JrgIs, .... ......
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

MoxrESrono.-A cable dispatch day or
two ago reported battle between the Turks and
the inhabitants Of Moltcnegro. Montenegro Is
now. as Il long has been, substantially = Rus
sian dependency. The annual tribute OF s2D,-
600 to the sultan Is always paid by the Car.
whose will is supreme, acting through nomi-
nally republican form Of government. The
whole country is about one-thiri the size OF
Rhode Island. and its population Is about 3D..
600. But the Greek religion prevails, and
binds the people to the Patriarch Of that Church
while indncing q perpetual dispute with the dis
ciplcs Of Mahomet The country lies between
Austrian and Turkish Albania. and has had
frequent conflicts with both. The youth Of the
chief families arc educated at st. Petersburg,
and thus the hatrci Of Turkey is kept alive.
The Turkish rule has always been more nomi-
nal than real. but at times, when II was intend
Cd to make the government felt, the methods
adopted have been severe. There are no de-
tails Of the battle received yet. but u Is quite
likely thai Il may led TO serious di,culties be-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

Il 4, now generally admitted by honest phy,i-
clans, that when once the Consumption " hIy
save the patient IRON death. They ALEC say that
about atty per cent Of those " no die from t'lis
disease can trace the cause Ia neglected cough OF
cold. which might have been cured by bottle oi
Ljauid Opodeidoc, or what II the zane thing.
Jokasss's Lnodyss LinimsHf.
Cut this notice out aud bring II with you. We
are authorised To refund the cash to any person ~
persons who shAll buy and use Pg,on' Ps'g""'s
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

there are 81 farmers. 20 merchants, l2lawyers.
II manufacturers. lumbermen, 8 physicians
shipbuildcrA students. master mariners
2 tanners, 2 shoemakcrs, 2 clergmen, 2 brick
makers, 2 mechanics, shipnastsr. ! black
smith, 1 cashier. l bookkeeper. hotel keeper
| mason, machinist, surveyor, teacher,
harness maker, l editor, l sailmaker, l "en-
gagged in general out door business and !
"yeOman." Average age of Representatives AZ
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

HEALTH 4 B1AurY.-speer's STANDARD Wine
bitter 4" are the ultimate Of the grape. pure and
unaduiterated simply made bitter by the hest
herbs and roots. Known 20 Chemists and Medical
Practitioners. viz. Peruvian BARK. Calamus, Cham
oinile Flowers Snake Root, Wild Cherry Bark. &c,
and Ia lust such q tonic has losg been desIde-
ratum among Medical men. trial will gain your
approval rs tonic par sJesR,Hes. r.
Mold nv Druygists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12
rwen,r.tiye Years, Practice

In the Treatment ~ Diseases Incident N Females,
making such pr sctics D speciality. and enables
him 70 guarantees speedy snd permanent cuTs In
the worst cAses az Sspyr0sioa aIh all other MtN-
sfrnai DsraHgsmssts. from eAatsrr eaVs, All let
tets for ahvicc must contain 81. Once, No. Endi
oott Street. Boston.
N. B.-Board rnI,hed TO those desiring TO re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, I-Cs,-sp.no.iyr:s ....r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Holder. Of Govcrnmen, bonds.
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND vALUABLEs.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS,
20 STATE ST., BOSTON ..s,'

LEE, HIGGINsON 4 CO. Offer for Rent. Safes In
side their Vaults, Mt rates ffom so 10 tO per an
num- They also Offer 81 receive, on special depos.
H. as Bailees, securities OF persons living In tho
country or travelling abroad. ofhcers Of the Army
and Navy, Masters OF Vessels, and others. Circu-
lars containing full particulars, forwarded on ap-
plcatiou "a HENDf LEb, Mansyer.
Boston, March I, 1868. ,p.polyil
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12
The Ne~ Sena ..

The elections Of members Of the United States
for the mex, Congress are now complete, with
the exception Of the States Of Virginia, Missis-
sippi and Texas, not yet reconstructed. The
list Of members, with the date Of the expiration
OF their terms Of Office. is rs follows, the names
Of Democrats being printed In italics
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

Ths rebel portion Of rennessee are getting
alarmed Il Gov. Brownlow's avowed determine
alton 10 suppress Ku Klu1ism. and have begun
to appeal to the Tennessee delegation in Con-
gruss to ~, their influence 10 prevent the mi
llni, frvm being calisd out. The evil must
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

Tn LFarL,rnk-The Legislature Regis
ter, Published by the pages Of the Maine Legis
lature. shows that in the Senate there are Il
merchants, 6 lawyers, . farmers. . manuf,ct-
urer. = mmhsruen, 1 elitor, / engagcl N
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

On the hpt day q August two brothers, Cap
tains Otis II. and Henry A. Ballard. belonging
In Salem. sled, one in command Of Ship Nut
lah, from Beston for Hong Kong, and the other
In command Of ship Fearless, from New York
for San Francisco. On the 10th Of that month.
when each was 6ftccn days out. they met and
exchanged congratulations.
The Manchester Mirror says that last We'd
ncsiay night tho house Of Mr.. A. Coburn Of
North Salem, N. H., was struck by lightning
and set on fire. The fluid passed down the
wall Of room near where children were sleep
ing, but did no damage. II then entered anoth-
or room, knocked plastering down upon pill
low by the side Of persons asleep, tore q door
from its hinges and threw Il upon the bel, set
the room on fire, but doing no serious injury.
II then passed within the wall and rcappcarcd
in pantry, where there were several pans Of
milk placed side by side, in contact with each
other. Some of these pans were solderci to-
gether by the melting of the metal with which
they were made, and others were bored through
by the lightning.
v.,oc;,cl;, having become the prcyailinv ma
&. MIA Of the day, anything connected Herewith Is
interesting. A man Of Bridgeport has invented
Q new pattern of velocipcde. II has three
wheels, and the motivcpower in part will be the
weight of the rider. An Englishman has In
vented one with but a single wheel. The feet
are placed on short stills connected with the
cranks, one on either side Of the rim, while the
rider sits upon steel spripr saddle over the
center of the whole wheel. The inventor mod.
estIv Iimit, the diameter NJ the wheel IN twelve
foot. and IN, number of revolution, 70 ff,v pcr
minute. Twenty-Five miles pcr hour 1, the
speed expected To be- rcached. The Partisan
pattern with which 40 many pupils are now
practising, win probably be the popular one.
There is said to be some disappointment
among railroad men at the defects found in the
steel rails which many roads are putting down.
They are more liable to injury in winter than
iron, and break in frosty weather. A new plan
ofputting steel face on an iron rail promises
well. .r
James A. Doydon, Of Boston, sentenced to five
months imprisonment and a fine Of $1,000, for
violation Of the internal revenue law, has been
parloncd by the President.
On Friday, Benjamin Fowler, formerly Of
Lowell, was arrested In Bangor for passing
counterfeit money. lie Is ono OF gang who Tor
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12
The New York Ledger in recent article on
unhappy marriages lay down the principal that
the husband Is generally TO blame. with reasons

From rrrzt yar.sty a circumstances MARRIAGES may
Prove unhappy bat Is hani, In by Oar The nsjouv ..
eAss that thu hasani h snehsw rathsr The cans 81
The evil DvDests firity h ssAiom nauei by The 30
mani u u her empir,sDi she 10 hksiy 10 destroy
by bome pr,nclpe. and ID bar nAiars 10 scek b,
render q agrccahe as roseie 10 her husband. She
has AIS mrp istenss ssnss An u Ne accroes u
iik-s mors Asxous 30 have ali duties proyry oesryci
10 have . ercaaAbis AppeAs.nc~ bsfs> s<ighss<--in
ahoss a. she SAYS % hAss svsrythas rxhL Nes-svvn
sensible. weilcfucAtcd meo-Ars cnea rvbss Against
may Of shs prcfwistsss, bat women very uAr~ty.
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NOTICE.

~, ,..,.o,. ar. hereby cautioned against pur-
p.,sv 4 pets Of sand dated Jan. =. iuss,
nsyshis three mouths from dats 70 Z. u Read or
kssr.y. for the sum Of one hundred and twenty.
Ave aoliaIs. and signed BY Soopt ~ NJ ~
being without considerauou Ana INC uSh~ssN W
the sams obtained By fnsd. ~ coopyn
North berwick. Feb. ., 1893. 2vs
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

The U. s Senate has passed. the following
act prOposingan amendment to the Constitution
by vote Of 40 TO l6:
Bs 70 Resolved Se- Twothlrls 90 hosh IIo-,.-. o.,,,
Ing hat the buo-lag srtes - prsps-s N m. L.s,.
Aiurcs % The syeral states In smeimcni 10 he Coc.t
tutica 10 ts unts Stats sither % whlca ~hsa r.,r
hy thrs-isarhs Il sAs lesslatarss shall BE- he'll =. !.
part q said Coostitntion, namely
ARTICLE Is No Discrimination shari hs uaIe \,
The unlel Stairs among The eiiis.ns 90 The uHt STATE.
Ia the sxrtei- % the ecctlve tranch-e. In The At
b, holi oce In any State on % rsee cO.ct ma
tiv.ty, property, eiscAiioa - erccd. -a. ri r.g
ArrICLE Ia TIE >><r<i Clause, nnt sectisn, SC
col Arrri q The Constitution eue uhl,ei States sha
be .-sendsi IN r,.si a. tlis-s Ir- .F 20 ....
aEch STAT shA sproint by vvse u The peope thew
az aaAfinei ts va No Representative m Csarross q
number of slciocs EQUAL 10 the whole numhr 81 Ssna-
tsrs ani Representative IN whea the Sate may be
tt.i In the Congress- hut S~nscr Representative,
oS ,~rssa haldiag onos AZ profit trust uD-icr tn
unl.cl State shsit arpcinei eky,nr, and the Coo
sr,.. .ha N have swtr prvscr tbe Ia which
such shctors shall b. ehS-en BY tbe Peope."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

-, a.,
In saco, Jan. ei. Mis. Eliza J. ierrich, aged Is
years. rl 40,
In Alfred, Jan. %. OF consumption. Enoee L.. son
Of Abel n. and Sarah blanchard, aged "a yer
and months. lie vas young man o' A~'
In Bufton Jan. u, John Eldea, sEea ~ Ss
and months. A kind husband and ialher' seH-
ial and kipd peikhbor, and nm honest man
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

A son Of Capt. Campbell Crowley Of Indiana
river, about ten years old, was accidentally
shot one day last week, by the discharge Of
gun. An older brother had hid the gun In the
forks Of tree. The young lad searched for 1t
and found II laid ID the tree with the murzlc
downwarls. In taking 1t down, It was dis
charged, killing him instantly. Capt. Crowley.
the father, Is absent ut sea.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12
WESTERN

State Normal School,
FARnnINoTO1I-
TEAcHEHs.
CHARLES C. ROUNDS, 81. D., PrinciPAi.
RDIISTON WOODBURY..
HELES IS. CORffN-
srskN u. MEtCIlER
MARY A DAVIS
q, A. ALLEN, Teacher Of Vocal Music.
THE SPRING TERRI viii commence Feb. ~.
~. niIdatss for admission will be examined In
ri.,a.,tsr ~ studies and those desiring admfsaes
-, s,s.s.d Glasses will be examined In all studies
taken by the classes when they desire w sns''
F'F' corMEs ov LECTURES
will he delivered during the term on Mythology
sy ! u. scyery, ". D.t Geology, by n r. True. ".
D (, Cbemistry and Science TeAehlng In schools,
by the Trinel pei Physics, by Mr.. Woodbury.,
Students receive irss retarn uehets on Ardr.'.
boofs nee 10 tho.s proposing 10 teash IN ths
For iurtha Inflammation aud for CATALOGUES, adj
dress the Principal
Parmingsoo. Ne, fsb. ., 1859. %S
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nIsrRicT or MAINE. - AZ Biddeford The
III ART day Of February. A. y. 1853. The under.
signed party gives motto. .. he sPPs,nsH,sa', s -
Cernsy n York sod state q naLss: sishIs did
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12
DIED.

r Nolic~. of deaths not eyos~ilnr iInes, Inserted
fr.. above thai punl.r At regular advertising rates.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

M,aSaLIA wArgR-superior to the best I'm
ported herman Cologne, and sold Mt hall tho price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26
The French Atlantic Cable.

The French telegraph cable across the At
lantic is in successful operation. Our CORES
pondent at Duxbury says Everything was
satisfactory beyond the hopes of ALL" The
laying of ocean cables of almost any length
has now become an easy matter, comparatively.
Modern science and practice in the work ena-
bles men to overcome all obstacles, to pene-
trate the greatest depths of ocean, to conquer
the turbulent waves of the Atlantic and to
defy the raging storm. The graphic descrip
ton which we have published Of the progress
OF laying the French cable, from the COM
mencement till landed on American soil of
the detection of faults in the cable through
constant communication and by the most deli
cate instruments; of the buoying, cutting
and splicing of it in mid ocean, while the great
ship that bore it rested on the heaving Allan
tic, and Of the beautiful management of the
whole work, reads like a romance. The most
important results must follow this enterprise.
1t will increase and quicken communication
between the two continents, stimulate COM
merce, bring the nations of both into closer
and more friendly contact, and ought to
cheaper very much the telegraphic rate OF
charges. But there is room for more, and the
more there are and the cheaper the rate of
charges, the greater will be the business. We
have now the English and French cables, but
we want an American oable-one TO be laid by
American capital and enterprise. What do
our capitalists say? Who will undertake the
work9 1t is intimated in Boston contempt
rary that there will be third cable within a
few months, projected by American enterprise
and worked by American capital. We hope
this is 30. Rivalry is the life and soul of bust
ness, and, as we said, there would be profit
able work enough for another Atlantic cable,
or for more than another one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26
TINE LATEST RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Permission was yesterday given to remove the
body Of william Green, the boy crushed beneath
locomotive attached to an oil train belonging to the
Hudson River Railroad Company, at sixty-nnh
street and Eleventh avenue as already re-
ported from the Thiry-1rst precinct station house
to the residence or his parents, No. 74s Eighth
avenue At the time OF the accident the lad was
going to battle In the river, and reaching the rail.
road track stopped to watch an upward bound train,
when an oil train gong down came upon him I'M
awares and crushed his head most fearfuy, causing
Matthew ID. Green well known In political circles OF
the past as an ardent Henry Clay WING, and moro
recently as an active member of the Republican
party. Not long since he kept public house In Four
teenth street, near the corner OF Fourth avenue
Mr.. Green who is now In very poor health Is absent
CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

The War in Cubs-Ad.iraI Hs6 and The
The progress of the revolutionary war In
Cuba has already evolved international ques-
tons OF important interest," es between the
governments Of Spain and the United States,
and is likely to produce others Of very diff
cult character should the policy of the Cabinet
In Washington remain hesitating or doubtful
as to our course or means of action in the
premises. From Key West we are specially
informed that Admiral HoF's squadron, COM
prising the Contoocook, Gettysburg and
Centaur, reached that point from San
tiago on Saturday. The Admiral re-
ports in detail of previous accounts the
sanguinary character of the contest which
Is being carried on In Cuba, and that 1t was of
such nature as to cause his interference to
certain extent. The Governor vi sited our
flagship, on which occasion the Admiral
made inquiry as to the recent executions of
American volunteers; to which his Excel
lency replied, In effect, that he could not re-
sist the ''clamor" for their death, and conse-
quently had the dread penalty inflicted by
virtue of General Dulce's late order, directing
that armed invaders should be treated as
pirates. Admiral HoR characterized the
action az murder, and entered sharp
protest. AS if in evasion by
very grim reply, or the practice of q most
melancholy and fatal subterfuge, the Governor
has ordered the Spanish troops not to bring in
any such class Of prisoners in future, but to
'kill them on the spot" The citizens
of Santiago were considerably excited by the
presence of the American war vessels. 1t was
indeed, reported at one moment that Admiral
Hoff was about to lombard the place. This
state of feeling was quoted by the interchange
of official visits between the Governor, the
American Consul, and the Admiral, and the
firing of salute in honor of the Spaniard.
Something more decisive is required, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26
TINE DEATH or MRS. SULLIVAN.

In the HERALD of yesterday morning the death Of
Mrs. Ellen Sullivan, an Irish woman 40 years OF age
late OF No. 80 Park street. was announced, In o
note sent to the coroners Office, Sergeant Kennedy,
OF the Sixth precinct, says deceased had been sick
by Dr. Rosenberger OF No. so Centre street. who re.
ceved ten dollars for his services. After death the
friends applied TO DR.. Rosenbcrger for q certificate
which, 1t Is alleged he refused TO give unless paid So
additional The doctor, It Is further alleged, declined
giving the police any Information as to the cause OF
Mrs. Su]van's death. The case was reported 70 he
one OF cholera morbus Coroner Flynn has the mat
ter In charge ana will make an investgati0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

A COOP SIGN FROM MEXIoo-In the fact
that in the expression of the popular will our
Mexican imtators of 'lhe great republic"
have advanced to the high degree Of ballot
stufhng. How, then, can it be said that there
is no hope for sef-government in Mexico, or
that she is not qualified for annexation? Is
not this Mexican ballot stufiing a great i'm
provement on elections by the bayonet? Is it
not an important step to the regular substitu-
ton of the ballot for the bulletp Ballot stuff
ing, then, is step forward for Mexico; but
we look for even greater things from Juarez.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

SORRY TO HEAR IT-That Senator Anthony
is not collecting ammunition for a renewal of
the war on Senator Sprague with the re-
assembling of Congress. We are sorry, be-
cause we want peace, and there will be no
peace in Rhode Island until we have deci-
sive settlement of this Sprague-Anthony war.
To be sure, it does not amount to much, but
it is enough to keep Rhode Island in stew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

AN IMPORTANT QUESTION. Throughout the
country the farmers, from the superabundant
crops of everything, are complaining Of the
low prices of their products. We are not
aware, however, of any material rcduct ton
from bread and butter TO potatoes and turnips
in the retail business in these things with
our city consumers. How is it that the good
news Of bounteous supply Of food in the
country is so late in getting to town? That is
the question. Can anybody answer 1t?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26
ARMY INTELLIGENCE,

The finding Of the Court Martial in the Of Lieu.
tenant Charles Garrettson. Seventeenth infantry,
tried at Galveston, Texas, has been disapproved by
the President, and Lieutenant Garretson restored
to duty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

The INCOME TAx.-That portion of the In
ternal Revenue law which relates to incomes
winds up as folows:-'The taxes on incomes
herein imposed shall be due and payable on
the 3Oth day Of April in each year until and
including the year 1870, and no longer" A
powerful pressure will be brought upon Con-
gress during its next session to abolish imme-
diately this unjust unequal and consequently
unpopular law. The condition Of the finances
of the country will warrant the abolition of all
further tax on mems earnings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

THE Lone BRANCH BAM.-The ball which
Is to be given tonight at Long Branch in honor
of General Grant and his family promises to
be brilliant affair. All the fat incumbents of
fat offices will, Of course, be present, and,
like all such gatherings, where few dollars
pay the piper, the party will be fringed with
the tallow chandler and Goldfish aristocracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

SUMMER TRAVEL. hotel proprietors at
the watering places and summer resorts are
lamenting over the lack Of visitors this season.
If they would ali their houses they must come
down Ia their prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

AN EDITOR TO BE CHIEF OF POLICE. -The
Cincinnati papers report that the chief editor
of the Commercial in that city is to be Chief
of Police. New York once had its Old
Hayes. Cincinnati will now have its Old Hal
stead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

BOUTWELL, FOR STOKES. Bout
well is getting on very well with the money
question, but very badly on reconstruction.
He was and is opposed to the victorious liberal
Walker party in Virginia. 1t is reported that
he is stoutly opposed to the Senter liberal
party in Tennessee, and in favor of Stokes and
his DISTINGUISHING ultra radical faction, and 30
on, in Mississippi spdd Texas Now, when il
is apparent that Mr.. Boutwell, is becoming
strong in the administration and the dominant
party on the money question, he is, at the
same time, in a fair way to make much mis-
chief on the reconstruction question for the
truth is, that unless the rep ublican party shall
fall In with this new liberal Southern party it
will before the end of year be swamped in
every Southern State. And the worst of 1t is
that while General Grant remains silent on
this question his outspoken Secretary of the
Treasury is construed as speaking by author
ity. There must be a clear understanding
soon, or there will be trouble in the Cabinet
on this subject with the return of Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

Doc IN THE MANGER.-The radicals decline
to acknowledge the result of the Virginia cleo
ton a republican victory, and at the same
time they refuse to allow the democrats to
claim it.