davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-08

The London ShipPfng t;axestc, commenting on
the returns OF the National Banks Of the UnIted
siatea on the 14th Of March, concludes that these
institutions hold better postionr go far as thctE
rtlxtvc strength Is cuuccfneti-that Is, teir abilE-
The proportion Of reserve to liabilities on that date
was u little more than +! per cent; whereas tIe
1cseF.e held hy the English joint stock hanks docs
not On the average Of years exceed 10 per cent Of
the liabilities. Onr London contemporary holds
1hnt cur system Ia e0tetcally sonnd snI In prnc-
tce Is far tetter adapted to avert II not prevent
mon. tarF crisis, than the English. since all tic
English joint stock md private banks, which keep
heir balances at the Rank Of England, are prone
Q withdraw their reserve to meet any threatened
emergency, and In this way panic Is intensified,
because the British people nrc accustomed TO re-
gard the Bank Of England accounts as the true
Tcnectton Of the financial condition Of the country.
The Gazette also marvels at the prompt manner In
which the American ,anks comply with the law
which compels them to hold Z certain reserve In
hand to meet their engagements, ani culogizes
the syftem Of making the returns upon day In
the past fnstead Of the future, which obviates my
disturbance Of the motley market through the
calling In Of loans
, 1870-07-08

PITTSBURGH, July s.-CrB1c petroleum firm anI
active. Sales spot Anl July al 1E1c; August
quoted 1oc, Sepst mbrr 1ea7 leAc. Refined weak
er; SPOT 27t!c, July 215c, september e7s4c, Octo-
Der CSC.
, 1870-07-08

11 Snuth C11rkse, t1cats al Private .ai Sexual Dir
ehse1t ard effects Cra In the 1UAt yteu&
and obstfnat. ea%~ Of Seminal Ncakn..s, Do
bint5, or Syphttc Affections Of any kind without tho
heutes. Pat7hIet Of Atyics sent free Censltattou
, 1870-07-08
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING. Jnly7. .
The folloEipg table shows the receipts and
shisments Of produce at this point during the
past twenty-four hours
, 1870-07-08

BAiTMunR, July John ". Smith, Claim
Agent, for Letrautlus the United States by ost2n-
fct ai1uuvtts, has been enteneeu to line Of ST.
eco, and VIII he Ilnrrasenel in the County jail for
twenty months.
, 1870-07-08

SIIEEp-The light receipts Impaired q Grmer
tnac to this market, though aomlnnily values were
10 chutce. Inferior descriptions arc not wanted ut
$l.Dtt3 |. 90 per leal.
, 1870-07-08

CHICAGO, july I'VE note the following en-
gaEen,enss from CltcaKo: To BuG Ao-Pso2 Mav-
toWer. heat on through F1.e to ,Stw York; prnp
Potomac, corn On through rate to New Iorh: t,atk
Z. E. Minis, wheat Oh owners account To 0S-
WeGo-Sch. Nevada. corn ii SC; 5c1T EZ3f. El.Il
at She 10 klngst0n-Earxa Cambria, B:.tt@h
Llali. schrs A,Hadale, aaf Orient, wheat 4: sstc.
To tort SArnia-PE.,i, e u. caltiweH- CORA sus
Though rue Il: Portland. Il Ug1sc1,blrsh
NIshu1, ch~;:t Ihfupr sst:.I IL Portland
NHwACEEE July G-f7 fn,lgtts ar. tl!l!l a1,d
nomicclly lower. We quote rates 1T 5,jt7oc for
wheat to Buffalo anu 0swego; We hear o{ no en-
R1HemgnrA-Stntinei
TOLEDO, July d.-Freights dull and unchanged
We hear Of several charters, but Ill were uaale aE
tue rates previously quoted --Btlde-
DETEo1T, july A-The inquiry for vesseta Is Iaot1-
crate, lDu the market on the whole rules In favor
Of shippers, although once IN while therr ls q
chance. for vessels to pick up remuner1iive
freghis. There IL Inquiry to moderate extent
at s-e5 from byng 1ulet, Georgian Bar, To CHI
caco, free OF tuvagt, which Is an improvement
upon the rates frpm Saginaw River Barges are
operating, learn, ct 8 from Bay City, and SEQ
from the Sa2fiaWs. Stapes are In moderate sup
ply at former rates. The following engagements
are reported: Barge Henry Howard, pipe ssayes,
Port Huron to Du1a1h, s1l.0G Schr B. F. Wade,
hills and pipes, Detroit u Buffalo, oGaael Wiki
part 80 pig iron on p. Scow Maid OF the Mist
and schr EoStorta, lQmber, TA~as City to Toledo,
$aaeA Steam barge jenny Rriscoe, Port Huron to
Fremont, Ohio, IuInher ut $201 aud shingles and
lath Ut eI114c- Steam barge Jaques Cartier, l1ua-
bes, Port Huron to Geveland $i,sd Schr A. Dr,ll-
tcy, strives, Detroit to Buffalo, s669Sa4 4o0--nest.
, 1870-07-08
RAILROADS,
Arrival aaa Departure Of Trains
SU.HAER aR2AHEEHENr.

CHICAGO 4OkTHWEsTXKH RAILROAD
Ticket Otce :pIthtaft cotEer o. Ut2.E auu Lafest
CoUhCn4 aLU111 AID uAlHA LIE
nxA N13&b, n1l~ .A
, 1870-07-08

Tho Miners Journal addresses proclatna-
tion " to the prees abroad, declaring that the
supply of coal will DO above million Of tons
more than last ycar, whether the strikes con-
tinuc or not, and advising consumers abroad
not to rr1ab info the market and "cause
1,uctration in prices which is not beneficial to,
ard which is not desired by, the trade"
LATER
At the "0pen Dosrd, y No. 2 spring wheat
closed at 81 1.O5, seller last half Of July. and
No. corn at 82s<c, acller last half, and &c
fpot. Lake freights were dull, and rates SUBJ
E:antiaily the Same as on Change.
, 1870-07-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

THURSDAY EVENING, July7.
The following table shows the daily receipts and
shipments Of live stock during the week. up TO this
, 1870-07-08

Tie fol!n~-inR nFe tic prices now current:
4 or star saved. Observation-Disclosures. fa2tE 80.
M. I, sAWc1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lH0Sea 2,3fK
Tllirknesa-Fiye shingles to be two inches in
thIcknesR- Length-Sl1teen inctes. $3G0 per
cargo aided when transferred, Which follows The
EhjurlnS.
, 1870-07-08
The following wcsc the stocks in store at several


Inc. 5000 Dc aG5, ,sau DC. 2a2 $40
The following comparative table shows the quail
ity Of some OF the principal articles OF produce
left at uIe-watcr from the commencement OF uay-
isation to and Including the soth Of June IN the
{nn, .'T "
, 1870-07-08

schr coasetse, Detroit 70 osxeso, wheat
schs corsaaE ,l; Msman5es 81 e oswsso. Tseat. :.
Toronto. coal
Schr Gndinf, Esfe to Hamilton. eoal
Schr Ada Mel0rat ToleLo 10 ogdeHburgh, lun-
bcr.
Schr Belle " Wa1bridgc, Toledo To osdsnsbur9n,
wheat
Sehr A W. -uckeJ, Chkaso 10 OsWee7, cofu.
Schr PaIagOi Ere 70 T.fonto. coaL
, 1870-07-08

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO TRANUK
Thc 0e-c-al Tsant4tlsn.ie Corcpany's mali ttrp1u
chip. betwee New Ycsk snd Hav7r calling Mt Brett
The splendid verkes tns fAvoEte Iuute fo1 tha n
Etnt sail every ntezcate Saturday. -.
Rates q raet1Ea raya5e il geld Including wfne, 70
HEeet Or Havre-First cabin. 8t%l; second cabin ITS
Excursion tiek@t.. l9 per ccot reduction
1hes= steamers do not cst.J s.eessEe p1.senseE1
american tsTelle-t ecinE to or returning frura TIA
tcnt;nf;st % tutsee b tsinE sIs Ing avoia hath
crostins ths chann- he-iI saving :ne trouble, and
e1Heaae. GEO. MACKENZIE, AGENT. M IS btosde
way. NV,
, 1870-07-08

--AlE~
Chronic diseases.

h.JNMES.
ThssrnonreI Specialist Of tho Asr, founder nd eoo-
6ncfar Of Jzzues' Lock Hospital New OrteaaA L. ter
thirteen yeAEa For The last eleven yes9 located In Chi
caso, H. DE. James SJphIl!s With neutzs1z1
No mrErEry or polsenons Iruks nsaSa S2e7ntfoEp0e4
aud inpctesee cusrd BY hfa]lbIs Essthod. savtRs
time and rz1eu.e- All di.ea+es OF a contagious vcoe
zeal ehareetes successfully treated. Dr.. Jaaacs has
b 6+sn snsased IL Ills reeisJ for mors shao qua1teF
Esm.s aitaea1ass aai Irregularities treated with
send for r,,rr purt,elz., On .eezzt ds
e1.est 5t4ris e b9fh +. sef,, isxps :, ~,
q + .str r 9ss '7.st 5ke.ss Il sTs
pr JAMES 1astita: :, the largest q lie kind In tbs
En:tcd Stated
PriSnte Matters.
F.p n4REE. y, 2: H. Rssa!ss o:d E,:,b1l,hed
Dr. c'''f q f2a!s fliiEs tsS aS2is
s:sS e IN; 9,ps ss T. ;zs2 s.sd s s e 7 by mail
sas!: :;:;. f. s. s. FIT s e cEkE ia South c.
ET. Raphael
be.esfees d-es.ee vi.bu.s any nfos7a..ion 49,
s;s.a5 NJ; hss II q f:se .Tss
4S' Il 4 S:i 1s5 fEE f5E 1a fse'' tor a GUIDE
Manhood ana Womunhood.
,rIsfsa sa9s = ~ EoE roS ,5S NES ths F4asT
sisar. whsE pettef tnaah-d soa sts.ce wsnsahood
ser a5aaRp IS 9 M 'f '
Prtsntc Consultations,
R& / saSGEE i:sa!issE Fr.:s; isS:nf n
ss,a ns,shis in al ea.f- Ems!s tzeEaia:isits
iss 5sa s'e.s sads e S5s e maui
TN~.
, 1870-07-08
Prtyufc Consultations.

And treat1nen. in al pirate nastteg.ms's 9: ters.a
Brok for thr M.7;e5. 50 ccnts Fen4le Pills. ter:a:n
aaeet.sefssiiy treated Aka. NERVINE PILI*-eurs
cure fot r1ct;ms Of -eifabu.e$a;e By mail Enalose
stxtcp .cH 41.drrt4 P, O. uoI 81, CsfcaEo,
, 1870-07-08

Rates OF Passase Reduced.
STEAMERS SAIL DIRECT Tfa t-nsno-t.
P.AEAGEtT.........Jl July ..
Rates OF passskc pnyabTe In currency, Ftr.t cabin
a70. tttou1 rabit. a51; ststrsse, xsf
Pas.c1ecss tesoke to Hamburg bremen HstEr, PARIS,
AEtweTn and Rotterdam ut reduced cu11rnts ratr-.
For friKhs and pnssaEt apply 10 ROWLAND d
ASPISWALI, Agents. s. S.utti-st, New York. ar -
Jas W44ERAEh, cD.uG- llSails md M141ftouttz.~
, 1870-07-08

ISL South Clark+t. Chlcssu, {or ebareet tbs
i k1n1tAt ot thr University Of ftihdelpht. and T.
the most reliable phy.iea. II the city fsE Al ChzonIe
and Sexual Diseases Of both teIeA Ssua stamp fof
Theory Of Serau. sn1 Se1uAl Disease Consultations
fire. and confidential
, 1870-07-08

York for last week and since September nze thus
stated:
For tie reeE Sintt September !.
1870 1860, 1850. 1858.
Flour, brla.. 1000 4a,sno 1,44R,1O0 800, 100
Wheat, bu.. .374,s00 eaa500 15,l6aO0o ,ss5,eoO
Com, bu..... 29,90o 2o.1o0 a10900 2,7l5,100
The annexed exhibit Shows the imports aud ex-
ports Of tour and grain 1t Montreal during the
dales specified:
-. 1NFORIS
Ireef ending From Jan. /
June %, 10 June q, Same time in
1870. 1870. 1859.
Flour, brls.... 94,7o4 Bs3,4a7 542,7a4
Wheat, bu. ..1a5,939 2,970,970 1,959,701
ExTOKI1-
From Jan.
to June g., Same time IN
1870. 1909.
Flour, brls. 93T,s71 2eD.169
Wheat, ,tu-.-.....-........1 ., ,5a2.934 1,292,64s
, 1870-07-08

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on the pas.itnaras
traetlcn o The and tic hsppiafss If fRCH ME-
RIAGr, trheE perttet maah-d aad Iefsccs wo1suhood
uEe to consrc1atc the aloE Sa. tr1I. In sealed tu-
velcF~s- Adirrss HOWARD ASSOCIATION Box 2.
pnil4dephI3, Fl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-26
Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI, December "a 1t was
made public to-day that Fee, SURE & Co.,
prominent druggists, have become some
what embarrassed. 1t is thought Ill
monied circles it has been known
some time. 1t was not till this week
that things look in the present shape.
1t seems that some time ago Mr.. Sure
endorsed, for considerable amount, the
paper of the United States Proprietary
Machine Company, the principal stock
of which he also purchased. This pa
per went to protest on which Mr.. Sure
asked an extension. At the san time
the firm asked an extension on thelrown
paper. 1t is understood that they have
asked for six, twelve and eighteen
months, and that so far as heard
from very favorable responses
have been received. The house
is an extensive one and nearly al
their Liabilities are in the East They
claim that their liabilities do not ex
coed $4,000, while their assets ar'
$4,000. The impression prevails
that they will work through safely.
The day has been cold, though the
temperature was not over g above al
midday; tonight it has risen slowly
The cold weather has acted untavor
ably on Christmas sales, many not ven
turing ont. The holiday sales have
been satisfactory during the week. Som'
! Ioolars dnino more than usual
The dealers in leaf tobacco, manu-
facturers and warehousemen, held 9
meeting to,day to devise some equitable
system for tobacco inspection. A com
mittee was finally appointed to repor
on Wednesday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-26
More Democratic Thunder,
Georgia Wheels into Line.
The Legislature Overwhelm-
fpgly Democratic.
A Democratic Congressional
Delegation.

AUGUSTA, December 81. Sufficient
re;urns from. all sections show that
the State has gone largely Democratic,
and it is tolerably certain that the fol-
lowing Democrats have been elected to
Congress lst District, w. Paine to
4lst Congress, A.. J. McIntire to 42d;
Sd District, VIM Wright to 4lst and
42d; 5th District, L. A. Cooker
to 4lst and D. NJ. Duboy to 42d
9TH District, T. ?. Price to 4lst and 42d;
7th Dlstrist, P. R. Young to 4lst and
SD. The 2nd and 4th Districts are
doubtful, 1t is thought they have
gone Republican, but it will take the
official count to decide. The Demo
Gratis have elected three-fourths OF the
members to the Legislature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-26
HE Weather.

IND.'NArolrs. December 24.-Last
-ht Was the coldest of the season.
.ae Thermometer at Indianapolis at s
4 Y stood at G. below zero. At La
r.te. lOo below; New Albany. % be-
Richmond, % below; Evansville,
.aow; Union City, Ind, 10 below
eancs IO' below; Terre Haute, lie
..yv
gyuyNATI, December 24.-This was
coolest morning Of the season. The
.s-a meter was 4 below at sunrise,
'-t some Of the thermometers on the
Heated as low as lU7. 1T was o
'g al noon.
NV YORK. December 24.-The
a.agr in this vicinity during the past
-'s. lays has been exceedingly severe,
morning was the coldest of the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-26
"a" Trial Of Governor Holden Post
pOEel.

".lrDH December 24-Governor
arreared Yesterday, by his
. before the Senate sitting as a
5' OF impeachment, responded 20 the
-., of Impeachment and asked for
.ays delay, in which to prepare
.,"sr. The court ordered the an
~. 10 tie articles of impeachment to
4 med on or before January 23d; that
.'.'agcrs file their replication with
r..,, .rg 'e@,s.X days, and that the case
.' stand fer trial January 80. The
"ea a adjourned till January 81.
a.. enocrats lack one vote Of having
s,s o,s l,,tTdS majority. The Republicans
'''Aient Of Holden requittal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-26
Loss OF Life.

PHILADELPHIA, December 24.-The
steamer Aries came ashore at Hentord
Bar, op the morning OF the 25d. a
boat was at once launched to take sound
ings, but before getting a great distance
from the steamer it upset and the mate
and four seameau were lost, three o.
the party being drowned. The other
two succeeded in getting onthe bottom
of the boat where, after few hours sui-
fering, they froze to death. Two OF the
bodies foatcd ashore at Cape May to-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-26
TrTEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

s,ri closed in New York, Saturday
lilo:
The exlct population of Ohio, accord
,,to the corrected returns, is 2,66S,6Sl.
The loss 10y the burning ofthe Ruth,
.,-i Park Hotel, y. j., Saturday, is
ma,,i at $4,000.
pur,k McCunn was caught between
..aun wagon and another and crushed
. ls3,h in the Seventh Ward, Cincin,
,.+ saturday,
Tn, residence of r. W. Cameron, the
- known stock breeder and importer,
., staten Island, New York, burned
,~-}y night
william VI Tweed has given $4,000
,3 Sheriff o Brien 1900 tons of coal
he relief of the poor in the respec-
wards of New York City.
r.ba ". Morris aud Charles Stadt,
.,. been identified by Mr.. Nudge, of
-suon who was lately knocked down,
rnlti, and robbed of q large
Of jewelry, as the perpetrators
Tie libel suit OF James Fisk, Jr,
-. :, BowIgs, of the Springfield Re,
rsra.at New York, has been discon-
ra.i This was done through the in
,s.g Of George Wilkes, editor OF the
y-,., Hs Times.
Ar, broke out in the oil dyeing es-
.-uaynt a frame building owned
rI A Lockwood, No. 80 and 252
Wa'ru, street, Brooklyn, on Friday
-.r.. Several adjoining buildings
rrsde,troyei. Loss about $4,000.
Taeye>sel which spoke steamer Rob
t Lowe brings a letter from Captain
ae.-. dated Friday. Continuous gales
--r.pnred but everything is ready to
.. hcmsclves of the first moderate
u.,a.- 10 repair the Atlantic cables.
u..,.1Isani anl fifty of the Crispin
>..se-, OF New York City received
Money Tor another weeks support from
s-,..ety funds Saturday night. They
a. ,hey are determined TO hold out,
ST.. are receiving S40O weekly from
cities
The employees of the Detroit Free
have substantial reason to re
-.uber Christmas The proprietors
a;e given each assistant editor, re-
.ys.gr compositor, presman, uewsboy
Hi a.rier suitable present In all
- persons have been provided for.
W., Elizabeth B. Phe lrs, a well
1oan advocate Of woman's tights and
.aIy OF wealth and high social posi-
... va, honorably acquitted Saturday
.Jaj-c Bowling, of New York. The
.-.e on which she was arrested and
nu.ucd was stealing a package of
,y from a store on Sixth avenue
1a the 18th inst the Southern Ex-
Zee, Company was robbed, a few miles
Pensacola, Florida, of several
agcS Of money, one Of so, 900 from
Navy Department, which was prob
INTENDED for Pensacola navy yard,
.. package of 5000, and several
..- -aa,l suns, amounting altogether
aau, $1,000. all OF which was
...a
At.uti- horror occurred on Friday
..,r-a, Ca'Iamer, y. y. Lorenzo
b >a.,r aged 32 years, murdered his
a@.r.,..a James c. Tallman, aged
D., year. >aratt attacked Tallman in
a, sHa glsd and b,oke his skull with
a-aE. s.,..G him instantly. Saratt
she. waa. 70 his own barn, about six
", Distant and hung himself The
T. m.n Lad been quarrelng about
properly Tor several years.
r"aaI john Ramsey, of Jersey
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-26

Made of poor rum, whisky, proof spirits ana
refuse LIQUORS, ,doctored, spiced and sWeeten.
ed TO please the taste, called " TONES, AP-
petizers," Restorers," &c, that Ieao the
tippler on TO drunkenness and rum 9ut ,S. are
a true Medicine, made from the Naive
Roots and Herbs OF California, free nom
ali Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE a perfect Kenova-
tor and InvigoratOr Of the system, carry ng
of all poisonous matter, and restoring the the
blood To a healthy condition: NO person
can take these Bitters, according TO dlrec-
tions, and remain long unwell.
500 will be given for an incuraDle case
providing the Bones are not destroyed by
mineral poisOns or other means, anu tlIe
vital organs wasted beyond the point o' re-
pair. ,,,.,,,,,o-
tiSul and GOut, Dyspepsia, or lndlgestlon'
Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent FeVerH,
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
bladder, these Bitters have been most sue
ceSSfuI. such diseases are caused by vita
ted blood, which is generally produced by
arrangement ofthe Digestive Organs.
They fnyigorate the Stomach, and slim u
late the torpid Liver and Bowels, which
render them OF unequalled efncacy In
! cleansing the blood Of all impurities and
| imparting new life and vigor TO the Whoit
DySpepsia or Indigestion, Headache, Pain
! In the shoulders, Coughs, Ilghtness OF tn'
! Chest, Dizziness. Sour Stomach, Bad Tast'
/ in the Mouth, Bilious attacks Palpitatlor
J OF the Heart, Copious discharges OF Urine
| Pain in the regions Of the Kidneys ana :
| hundred other painful symptoms Whlci
| are the ofsprings Of Dyspepsia, are curef
/ by these BitterS
Cleanse the Vftiated Blood whenever yoV
find its impurities bursting through IN
SKIN in Pimpies, Eruptions, or Sores, cleans
II when IL Is foul, and your feelings vii
tell YOU when. Keep the blood pure ant
the health Of the system will follow.
| PIN, TAPE, and other worms, lurking j.
| the system OF so many thousands, are ei
fectually destroyed and removed.
For full directions, read carefully the clI
cular around each bottle, printed In iou
languages-English, German, French an
J.WALKER, 81 and "a Commerce Street
New York, Proprietor.
Druggists and General Agen9-
san Francisco, California and 3 ana
'GaseIof ssTs9ID BY BY All Ali DRUGGISTS AN
nPN EpG oct4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-26
Hog Packing I'm the west.

ST. LOUIS, December 24.-The Secre,
tary of the American Exchange received
the following statistics Hog packing
in West St. Louis, Isl 1884; same time
last wear, 179,53S. Chicago, 81. '9f2
last wear, 337, CSC. Cincinnati, 29S, 424
last year, 275, 800. Louisville, 2I9,2it
last year, 10000. Milwaukee, IgWo oO
last year, $1,000. Indianapolis, oo'9g4
Hogs packed here average 264 pounds
last year, 240 pounds
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-26
Window Glass.

. n BOXES WINDOW GLASS, assorted
OU sizes, just received and for sale oy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-15
The Late Railroad Accident.

We notice that some papers abroad
have made very unusual comments in
relation to the late railroad accident AT
the Summit on the Rutland g. Burlinc.
ton railroad, passing severe censure on
the road and also on the people in the vi.
entity where the accident occurred, These
cehsures have been entirely rebutted and
removed by the statement of the railroad
commissioner Of this State, and others
including citizens of Mt. Holly, one of
whom happens to be personal friend of
Mr.. Field who was Of the injured and
afterwards ied, Besides, ifthestatemept
ana charges Of neglect were true, it
would be an easy matter to prove them.
But when paper simply writes up a
railroad accident and mipgles and con.
meets 1t with political affairs, as did the
New York World, it is hardly worth a
notice. When a newspaper is so low for
political capital, as to find it necessary
to make most sad and serious catastro-
phe, the foundation for political COM
parison between Vermont and a southern
State, (where it appears such accidents
also sometimes happen its animus is too
plain to need contradiction in the minds
of any candid person.
Railroad accidents are too often, too fire.
quent, nor arethey confined to any articu-
lar road, and we wish human ingenuity
was such that they could be prevented
aud avoided, but there is no probability
that they ever will be, and indeed there
is no vocation at all, or possible exist
ence, in which human lifeis not at some
risk and exposure
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-15

ScRIMAGEs IN Chester has
recently been enlivened by unusal com
bats and friction. A week or two since,
Constable G, P. Spaulding called upon
Oramel Hutchinson for taxes, which call
was refused, followed with words and f.
nally Hutchinson struck Spaulding with
a hoe, cutting a cash in his face; where
upon Spaulding became thoroughly rous-
ed, arrested his man, put " bracelets" on
his wrists, and took him to jail at Wood
stock.
On Friday of last week, Washington
Paine and son, and one Balch and son.
in-law living on the border of the town,
undertook to settle some differences in
social matters with scythes, pitchforks,
bludgeons, &c, A report in the Herald
says that young Paine was very nearly
ready for sausage meat when the battle
ended. All were more or less cut up,
and had fought enough to establish
King on the Spanish throne, if Prussia
and France would only give their con-
sent. The parties were all arrested for
assault and breaking the peace, but we
have not heard the result of the trial
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-15
Benin min Howe. Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, S. within and for said
district To all interested in the estate of
BENJAMIN HOWE late of Townshend in said
district, deceased: GREETING
YOU are hereby notified that Aurelius G. Howard
L executor of the will of said deceased, has filed
his petition in the Court here setting forth that it
will be beneficial to all interested in said
tate to sell all the real estate of said testator for the
purpose Of dividing the proceeds 10 the persons en-
titled 70 the same. and has prayed for license to sell
the said real estate at public aaction private sale
and has brought into court the consent of all the
heirs and deysess residing IN this state to such sale
And you are further notified that said Court will de-
eide upon said application at special session there
of TO be held at the Probate Office in Townshend in
said district the 10th day Of July 1870 at which
you shall see cause. G. b. EDDY. Register
June "a. 1870, f-8