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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05

TIE office OF City Treasurer
was abolished by law in all
towns where the County Seat
is situated. The County Treas.
urer performs the duties Of both
offices. .t.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05

7l SUSAN B. ANTHONY says Day
ton would be the most delight
ful place to live in in the world,
With an intelligent woman fol
Mayor. -. ~. III -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05
$1,000, $500. $1Oo

They will be iasued as coaF on'bonds, payAs
bic to bearer, ard may be held in that form.
or ..M frh Eft5
The bond may he.regiseered'in the name OF
the owner, vi h the coupons remaining psya>
Bile to bearer attached the principal. being
then transferable only en- the books OF tho
company, unless re.asHgnsd to bearer; or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled
the bond made perman ent registered bOnds
transferable only on the books Of ths cOmpa-
ny and the interest made payable only to tho
registered owner or his attorney. - III
The three classes WiN,bs known respectively
as:
LIST. "COupea Bonds payable
to Bearer" sr
I'd. ARegistered Bonds with
Coupons attacked. o, 4
Sd. "Registered Bonds with
Coupons detached" and should;
be so designated By correspondents Ia
specifying the class oG bonds desired 7
They have thirty years to run from January
Is, 1870, With interest as SIX per cent. per an
mum from Noyember !, 1850. Principal and
interest payable in, gold in tho city Of New
York. .~-., ..,
The interest Is payable in May and Novem.
ber. tha. u may take the plRce OF that Of tho
earlier issues oi are tHentieh and suit the
convenience Of our friends who already hold
oentnl and Western Pacific Bonds, with In.
terest payable in January and July, and Who
may desire, in making additional Alinvestmsnts.-
70 have their intenest receivable a. different
seasons Of the year. AAss- N - 81
The Loan Is secured by moftgags upon
the entire Ina Of road from Richmond tothe
Ohio River, with ihs equipment and all other
property and appurtenances connected there-
with. ..-, rs
A sinkinafand Of sioeiooo perannum IS pros
vided for the redemption ofthe bonds, to take,
effect one year after the completion OF the
road. ~ ~-- 80
The mortgage Is for sl6,Ooo,ooo OF which
s2,oOo,oOo will be reserved and held ntrustfor
the redemption Of outstanding bonds o. the
Virginia Central Railroad Company. aoW
merged In the Chesapeake and Ohio.
or the rsmsinning sl3,ooo,ooo, 9 spficient
amount will be sold to complete the- rosd 70
the Ohio river, perfect and improve. ths ror.
tion now in operation, and thoroughly equip
the whole for large and. sctixs trafHe.
The present pree is soand accrued interest.
A loan 50. amply secured. % cssefully
guarded, and 70 certain hereafter 10 COM
masd . prominent place among the fAyorite
secarihes In the markets, both Of this country
and Europe. will be & once appreciated aud
| quickly absorbed - f4tAk
| Very respectfully. ,se .r~
|. FISK &HATCH. r..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05
LATER.

Apparently the calamity is
much greater than yet report.
ed. The number of killed Will
reach over sixty, and the
wounded is known to be over
two hundred. ~ a.,r.t
The scenes of despair and
anguish in the vicinity of the
disaster are beyond descrip'
ton. Dark mourning covers
the whole city,.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05
THE VINT0N RECORD
McARTH UR, HIo,
THURSDAY. MAY 8, 1870,
Which ls the Gennine Article9

watch II the Genuine ArticleY
Our Democratic cotempo.
rary sejaiced over the election
ofGov. English, of Connecti-
cut and proclaimedita as a Dem-
Oofatic victory. That may all
be very true; it may be Dem
ocratic victory, butit was not
a victory of anti.progressive
Democracy, such as flourishes
in Vinton county Here is the
position of Gov. English, as de-
fined BY his own party papers,
in Connecticut: 'EThe amend
ment was ratified and made a
fundamental law Of the land,
and no amount of opposition
was going to affect its practic-
al operations. For himself,
when in Congress in 1868, he
voted for the abolition of slav.
cry in the District of Columbia,
he foresaw the result. He cast
that vote with a clear percep-
tion that the removal of slav.
cry from the District was but
the first step to its complete
abolition throughout the coun.
try; and that the emancipation
ofthe slace race acOuld natstr-
Slly resph in their e,yranchise-
ment." '.t-
Now, this may be Democra-
cy; but if it is our neighbor is
not a Democrat. One or the
other of them is trying to palm
offa bogus article on the old
and everywhere and always the
same Democracy.
Is Gov. English an impostor,
peddling false principles under
the guise of Democracy, or is
the Enquirer the bogus con.
cernl Will our neighbor tell
us which has the genuine arti,
clei
TRE San Francisco Figaro of
April 1st, says: "When the
colored procession was passing
the Lincoln School House they
had a beautiful and costly
wreath which they wished to
place on the statue of their
friend and lberator, which
stands in front. But they we're
forbidden and prevented by a
martinetic pedagogue,a "a scourg-
er Of email boys, by the name
of Marks, who inhabits a cock
loft on the premises. In the
melee the wreath was lost, and
the sable procession moved on.
Mr.. Conner, an Irish Democrat,
who keeps a saloon near by,
saw the shameful occurrence,
came out, recovered the
wreath, and placed it over a
portrait of Washington which
hangs in his place and there it
still remains. He said he was
a Democrat, had not been a
friend of Lincoln, was opposed
to negro suffrage and the Fif,
teenth Amendment; neverthe-
less, his Irish blood boiled over
on seeing an act so cowardly
and contemplate"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05
Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

Il a eombinat,on Of all he ingredients u hs
Ba,eys. ,vith PuRE Santa Cruz Rum, 0runSe, stc.
n q ned Tor Ns same dissdses az De Biters, IN
eas,, pheys some pure alcoholic Himulas 70 70
ouir,d. You ,pu btar IN mind that hsM rene
Siss are entirely different from any oilers
sdvsrti,ed for ne cure Of me diseases NAMED,
Nsse being seientidc preparations qf medicinal
extracts, srhiIe the Othsri are mere dereeSons @
-, IN ,ors FORM. The TONIC "a decidedly one
af he moa pleasant and agreeable remedies svsr
sHtyed % be public It's taste 70 e-quinte. Q
4 pleasurs % take Il, tohis its Ie,0iuiHo, eEAil-
arafin0. and medicinal 1taiiiies have edUsed 70
4 kaosra e. EAs oTedtea Of all tonieS.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05

WILLIAM DoANE has been a
member Of the Council Of Chr
cleviile nineteen consecutive
years, having been first elected
in 1851, and has served as Pres
ident Of that body since 1854.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05
% 1870.
Spring y Millinery.

pared to offer TO the MILLINERY TRADE q
fLll assortment Of the latest styles in HATS,
BONNETS. HEAc DRESSES. LADIES
CAPS, PAPTERf' BONNETS, ,NECkTIES,&C.
and all NOVELTIES IN this line as they ap.
pear in the Eastern Cities. Buying our goods
that we are thus enabled to give them the
lowest New York Cash prices, and they will
find it to their interest TO give us an early
call.
rKl6F aA3DEV0U & co.,
s3i& e5 Pearl Street,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05
Administrators Sale.

TN pursuance Of an order OF the Probate
lCourt Of vinton County, Ohio, VIII ofier
for saie on the
, 1870-01-28
FORHANDLINGER
Colo u adet
FOR ST. CR0IX.

(Slutning af M6det den code Decbr.)
2det Medlem for Christian8teds Landdi-
strict RatcIife) bem@rkede, at Diet af 4de
MedIem Tor Christiansteds Landdistrict
(FarreIIN fremsatte, Forslag vistnok var
rigtig / HovedSagen, men diets Udf0relse
Wide vare forbunden med stor Vanskelig-
he'd. Forslaget gaaer I'D paa, at den som
antager en- Immigrant Diet andet Aar af
hans Ophold herpaa Den skal betaIc IS, og
den, der antager ham for Diet treble Aar
skal betaIo ct ligesaa stort Bel6b. Men
Diet er bleven almindeligen sagt, indr6mmet
Og troet, at der finder en- T~iIskyndelse til
Arbeidernes Flytning / Form af Bestikkel-
ser, og de s Dalere i ForbindeIse med Be-
tikkelsessummen Wide virkeIigen bIive ct
Baand paa Immigranten til at bIive paa
den t6rste Plantage. Dette Wide Immi-
, 1870-01-28

ORDER of the day for the Colonial Councils
y extra meeting on Monday the 3lst January
1870, - o'cloe6 moan.
l, The 2nd discussion of a draft of an additional
Grant to the Budget for 16G9-7O, Item D. 10:
The Poor Department.
2, Proposal of the Government for authorization
for The Cash Commission to keep a limited
amount of the Colonial Treasury's cash in an
iron chest in the vault by the TrGasury's
office.
3, Introduction of a Draft of Ordinance con-
corning the posts as Public Physicians in
st. Croix.
Colonial Council St. Oroix 27th Jan. 1870.
C. SARAUW,
Chairman.
, 1870-01-28

Gtfle |DcGfunQeuG + ofanQrlng NEE I1enSYu
til Stederne hvortra Immigranter skuIIe
s5ges, har ganske visit y8ret heldig for For
maalet, Naar Diet 4de MedIem for Christi
ansteds Landdistrict erkI@rede Diet util-
raadcIigt at nedsptte de tremtidige Bidrag
at Fondet, maa han %tiIstaae, at han like
troer at Immigratioucn synderlig Grad vii
bIiyc hvmmet we'd Nc4srttcIscn, da han
troer at Udgifterne Diet IIeIc kunne ned
srttes, og hidtiI have yaret h6iere end be-
h0vedes. Under allie Olhstvndighedcr er
Observation-Disclosures af Fondcts Bidrag bleyet
en- Acknowledged we'd MangIen af Midler /
Fondet. Med IIensyn til de. af 2det Med
lem for Christiansteds Landdi>trict forud-
satte Fanskeligheder we'd at node den anden
Arbeidshcrre til at svare den bestemte
Godtgj0relse af Ud2ifterne til Immigrant
tens lndf0rsel, MATTE han f0rst nedl8gge
IndsigeIse imOd at der tages Hensyn til
nogen Bestikkelsessum. At anvcnde Be
stikkelse er uloyligt og umoralsk, og der
kan aIdrig tillagges Immigranten nogen
Adkomst til saadan. Den nye Arbeids-
heres F~OrpligteIse til at indbetale Sc /
Immigrationsfondet vii like kunne vpre til
Hinder for Immigrantens Flytning, naar
hensees til, at den f0rste ArbeidSherre /
Re4Ien har at udIPgge $14 til SIG og at
Arbeidoren Acknowledged er nvttigere
etter ct Aars OphoId herpaa Landet. Med
IIcnsyn Ill MuIigheden af Fors0g paa at
omgaac ForpligteIseu paa den Made, at
~Immigrantcn ctter Udl6bet af Diet f0rste
Aar gjorde en- REESE til st. Thomas 90 kort
etter kom tiIbage, da erindrer han, at detto
Punkt netop var under OmhandIing i For
haudIin4erne i Raadet / 1865 angaaende
den foreI0bigo Anordning af 23de August
1864 ON Forandringer / A%nOrdningen ON
Immigrationsfondet 90 der blew netop /
den AuIedning toretaget en- Redactionsfor-
andring den engclSke Oversettelse at s 2,
saaIedes at der istedetfor Udtrykkene den
~t0reI0bige Anorduing "for the second or
the third year, blew / Overspttelsen af den
endeIlge An0rdning sat "during the second
or the third year," hyOrved Diet er b%etegnet,
at F%orpIigteIsen for den nye Arbeidsherre
indtr.rder uden Hensyn til ON han antager
I%mml9ranten straX we'd Udl0bet at denaes
f6rste Tjenesteaar, elIer senere i L0bet1 af
det andet elIer treble Aar. Photographer
undergik tilIige andre Forandringer, for at
udtrykke, at Forpligtelsen ogsaa gieIder
for den, der antager saadan Immigrant som
Huustyende Byerne.
.1ste MedIem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) Wide like udtaIe' sig I'm selve den
~toreligSende Sag LovbestemmeIsen var nu
engang som den er; han og ct andet Med
lem havde sin lid stemt imod Bestem-
meI8ens Vedtagelse, men nu MATTE den
udf0res. Hvad Immigrationsfondets Sta
tus angik, hayde Gouverneuren gientagne
, 1870-01-28
!

oaae, som han let vii kunna oi6fa we'd blot
at begive sig over ill St. Thomas, 90 naar
han da kommer her tiIbage, kan hans for
rige Arbeidsherre like faae den nve til at
botaIe noget. Dasudan Wide meear faa
PIantere vare v;lli4e til at bota}e IS for
uden Bestikkelsessummen. bet ciorle
ham ondt at erfare IuHigratioaalondets
daarlige Status, som lorbausele ham. Ind
~f0rseIen af de ostindiska Cooler ~auta-es at
have kostet $4,000. OF deres TiIbaocf5rsel
$4,000, or der maa altsaa v.qre anvendt
$4,000 til andre FORMAL. CapitaIen
burde like we're Opbrugt saaIedes. Result
tatet cr, at helo Immigratiousiondets Ind
tpgt med aaer til Afbataliug afGiuIden
0g til L0nujnger af Embedsnarnd. or In
migrationsskattau som vi cndnu Inaa be-
tale, er til inoeu Nvttc: ii betale kun for
FeiIene beoaaede af dem der gil forud for
Os. Han tr0ede at F0ndets Status var
mcgct auusticcre yed Oyerganoen til Co.
loniaIkassen. Maaskee Diet iste MedIem for
Fredcriksted's Bv Wide ware island I'll ut
udtalo sic derom.
Gouverneuren Kafdte Erindring, at da
der / 1862 forhaudIedcs ON OpretteIsen af
Immigrationslondet var Diet torudsat, at
Laanet af S65,000 Wilde bliva anvendt for
uemmeligtiI Indfo@ler al osliudiske Cooler
j de uafuesJ pautJ12aula Nar. 90 man an
toe at Wide vae.. island tII Lo5gt at uogIc
Aar at iuJi5re 9 q 1900 al den npvato
Slags Arbeilere. Da man inidIertid / 1868
haydo erhoIdt den l5rsto TiIf0rsel af e. 800
Coolies. visto der SIC mceet smart Store
TiIb0ioIighed hos PIanterne til at erhoIdo
, 1870-01-28

TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN,
during the week from 10Th to 25th January.
Christiansted. Fredprlksted. Kings Hill.
, 1870-01-28
Shipping intelligence.

CLEARED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
Jan. 27.-American Barque 'Antelope,' B. L.
White, Frederiksted, part Of import
cargo.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

Lewis $. Partridge, the Demo.
cratic candidate for Member of
Congress in this District, carried
40 small a number of votes that we
might us well say that Hon. Luke
l.. Poland is returned to Congress
without opposition; and Mr.. Par.
fridge is ut liberty to retire again to
the scclusion from which the late
election has hardly brought forth
oven his name.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
Local and State Matters.

Lovers of flowers enjoyed a rich
treat at Mrs. Geo. richards this
week, in the exhibition of a Night
Blooming Cereus.' The plant is six
years Old and has not bloomed he
fore 1t has seven unusually per.
feet flowers, three opening Monday,
aud four Tuesday evening. The
largest measured 10 inches in diam
ctcr, and including the stem the
length WAS 10 inches. They COM
mcnccd opening at about : p. m,
and arrived at perfection at T., clos
iug early in the morning Thes,
flowers are Delightfully."- fra2rant.-
The plant is of the Cactus" specie,
and is of easy cultivation.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

CHARITY LODGE. No. -. Regular commu-
nications ut Masonic Hall. i'll Hardy's Building
an Wednesday of the week i'll which the moon
full. T. Clark, w. NJ; J d. w. Prichard
Secretary.
MI LEBANON X. A. CHAPTER. Meetings at
Masonic Hall on Wednesday afternoon of the
u,,.rk in which the moon tuils s. @. liaatOn,
H. P: Dir. j. II. Jones, Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
- ED.

Ia Bradford August -, 1870 at the resi-
doncc of his brotherin-law Samuel Merrill
Mr.. Josiah Sanboni, former resident OF San
boruton, n, H., aged u yrs. Ills end was
peace
In Fairlee, August Is, 1870, Mrs Harriet
Freeman. wife of Bcnialnin Freeman, aged
60 yrs 5mos. and 10 days.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

Corinth did nobly on Tuesday,
having made a clean sweep, and
wheeled regularly into line as a Re
publican town. S. ID. Huntington,
Republican, was elected Represent
alive by % majority-the first time
a republican has been sent from
Corinth for about ID years, we be-
lleye.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
Ke~Iixion, Societies.

METHODIST EPI-CoTAL CHURCH. Rev. I.
Tabor. Pastor Sabbath services-nIcrnirSS
AT II afternoon at Ills, and o'clock.
CoSGREG ATIos,L Church. Rev. j. X. VIII
Iams Pastor. Sabbath Services az llOo A.
" and l:I5 and d o'clock L. MI The latter
in the Academy building.l
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

Good food and plenty Of it, produces tie
same efsct upon a person who has been starry
ed that the Peruvian Syrup. an Iron Tonic,
does upon the weak and dchiItatcd. it makes
them strong and vigorous. changing weakness
and suffering into strength and health
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
bradford Council No. II.

Meetings at Masonic Hall on "Wednesday a.
te rnoon of the week in which the moon iullS
in the months of September, December, March
and jane. Daniel Hurlbut, I. l. G.. NJ. Rev.
! Brittou, Rccordcr.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
Bradford Village


Southern mail closes at l0;ls A. NJ. arrives
d y,rthern mail closes at 40 P. NJ; arrives
Al HAN. IN
Boston mail closes at s.30PM arrives at
80 NJ
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

VERMONT STATE FAE.-Thc
prospects for the coming Fair OF
the Vermont State Agricultural
Society at Burlington, September
18th, llth, 10Th and 10th. are far
more auspiciou> than ever before al
this early day. The Secretary is
daily crowded with applications for
places and entries, made 10y letter
aud telegram. and the Indications
are SO strong that the various
buildings and sheds in the
several departments will require
large additions to meet the demand
upon the society. The directors,
however, will make ample arrange
l1.nts for exhibitors to the full eN-
tent of tie grounds.
A large number of entries have
been made of herds OF blood cattle
from New York, Canada and Yer.
mont, and notice has been given
that many exhibitors of cattle and
horses at the New Eng.and Fair
will also be present ut Burlington.
The four Races on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday will draw a
large crowd, and great interest is
already manifested among horse.
men in the close contests to take
place between tavorite horses. The
visit of General Grant on Thurs
day, aud the address by Dr. George
Il. Loring, one Of the most cclcbrat
ed of New England orators, will
call forth a large aSscmblagc oI
people. All things seem 10 com
bine to make this exhibition one uI
the most attractive, useful and sue
cessiul held in the country tn,
; present season. The officers of til,
association are actively engaged II
their efforts TO meet promptly an,
: satisfactorily all the increased de
mauds thut are so suddenly made
. upon them. The entries and arrange
/ mcnts Of articles aud stock vii
. commence on the ground OH Mon
day, September 18th.
The Rutland, Vermont Central
Passumpsic Railroads and LAX,
Champlain Steamers will carr.
s articles and animals if rcturnc,
e free, and passengers attending Tia
- Fair for fare one way.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
Railway Trains.

Going South-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
at lO:l5 A. NJ; Express, l2.l6 A NJ; Fright,
Ii5rM; Stock lMondsysl 30 pm
cn;uo Nortll-Mail Train leaves Bradford nj
o.j7PM; Express. 9.32; Freight, 9.3j An
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

BuRGLARy.-Thc Methodist Book
'olceih was robbed on the night
~ August 3lst, Of some over sl5,.
ooo' Only a small safc was opened.
An attempt was made upon the
large safe Of the concern where
ssOo,ooO is usually kept on hand,
ppt the thieves could not force 1t.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

The following Resolutions were
adopted at the last meeting of
Walisville Fire Engine Company.
ReSotred, that We highly appreciate
The courtesy extended to this com
pany by the President and mamg.
rrS of the passumpsic Railroad, in
giving us a free ride over the road,
ana that we return TO them our
sincere thanks for the pleasure If.
iorded us by the excursion.
Resotred, that the Clerk be in
Strnctcd to transmit copy of this
resolution TO the President of the
Railroad, and TO procure ITS publ
cation in the National Opinion.
d.. {. SrERNs, Foreman.
ALDEN STEVENS, Clerk.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

RIVERSIDE LopGE, No 90. Meetings every
Tuesday evening, at Tcmplar's Hall, Shcp.
Icri,ons Building. G. l.. Butler, w. c. l. -
& C. Dotv. Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

The most astonishing cure of chronic diar-
rhpa we ever heard of is that of VIM Clark,
Frankfort Mills Waldo 90 , Maine; the facts
are attcstcd by Ezra Treat, Upton Treat, and
VI. a. Merrill, either Of whom might be ad-
dressed fer particulars. Mr.. Clark was cured
by JolInson's Anodyne Liniment
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

In Straffored three -tourths of the
Democrats refused to vote for
Partridge for Member of Congress,
knowing him too well.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

Reader, if your Druggist or Merchant does
not keep Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil On
hand to sell he will he will send for it at your
request, and sell it at the manufacturers low
est price at re- all 1T works like charm"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
ry Goods, Grocics, Hats, Caps
Boots and Shoes,
Al Unrd Pan Prices.

for the coming 60 days, For Cnsh o, Ready P,ty.
Last hut not least, the celebrated Grover aud
Baker Sewing Machine. which we sell ON liber-
nj terms Thanking onr friends for past ia
yGrs. We hope for share of their patronage
IN tho future. ~ BAH bool, accounts must
hc settled on or before the 10th of September
1870. do WAY X NARNUM.
East Corinth, VI, Aug. 10, $50 Ilti
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

Hon. Joseph Farewell, Mayor of Roclland,
Me, Isaac NJ. Bragg, Esq, Bangor, and MeSsrs
Pope Bros, Machias Ne, lumber Merchants,
fully endorsed the Sheridan Cavalry Condition
Powders aud have given the proprietors lib
crty 10 use their names in accommodating
them
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

Music furnished for Fairs, Picnics, &c, at
reasonable rates.
II. Is. CHASE, Leader.
+ u. DAVIS Clerk,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
Post II. T.. Va.hbmrn, q. \. H.,

DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT.
L. Fmnham, Com'r II. w. Cobb, Adj t.
Meets First and Third Friday each month.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

Friday was an unlucky day on
this road. The down passenger train
ran over Mr.. Seavcr in the town OF
Coventry. Soon after, bridge
brace was thrust into the baggage
car smashing the car considerably,
and Just missing Richardson. ex-
press agent. The down express
tram same night, ran off the track
at McIndoes Falls, delaying it sew
rial hours. The train was running
very slow at the time, else the acct
dent would have been quite serious
Canse--a halfopen SWITCH Gale
DOMAIN.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09
Fire DeDartn,cmt.

Wur~yILLE FIRE ENGINE Co. J. c. Stearn-
Foreman; Alden Stevens Clerk. Meetings on
5he first Thursday of every month
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

STATE FAIR,-Spcaking of the
coming State Fair, to be held III
Burlington, the Rutland Herald
says that Vice President Coltax has
been compelled to decline the deliv-
cry Of the annual address, on ac.
count of his active participation in
the political canvass in his own
State at the same date, and Dr..
Geo. b. Loring of Salem, Mass,
President of the New England Az
ricultural Society, has consented to
fill the vacancy, ana will deliver the
address on Thursday, the 10th.
AS some doubts have been eX-
pressed in reference to the expected
presence of President Grant, the
Herald publishes the following from
Senator Morrill,:
I am gratiiicd in being able to in.
form You that President Grant Will
attend the State Fair OH the 18th oi
! September. The day left Wash
ington called on the President
and he gave me permission to SAY
that he would devote two or tire,
days to this object, and feel sure
he will receive as wen rs impar'
pleasure by his visit.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-09-09

The present population of Tops
ham is 400, number who attend
public worship 1000, number of
religious Sccts or denominations .,
number Of families 81, number of
churches I, number of families des-
tltutc of copy of the Holy Scrip.
lures when the census was taken s.