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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-27
..cIoN AND VICINITY.

RITTER MAREFT-At Richmond
".- p, Monday, there were l75 tubs butter
n'T''. LEI active prices ranged from , to 30
a'i -' IN boxes cheese and sold from to 10
....s1 SolnIEBs.-The committee of ar
-.-.-r,. request disabled soldiers and soldiers
s.5.r.rdlsI2. intending to participate in
..-,i,s- Of Commemoratioa bay, to leave
....- names as early as Friday, with Gen. Wells.
.-.r.of Henry 81 Co, College street
s..-r, pssrH-NJrs. Mary T Wright aged
.a.hsr-ia-,.v Of Ami F. Stone Of this city,
lei very suddenly Of heart disease, about noon
Yesterday. shewas sitting by the window reading
when she fell to the floor, and was dead when
ts.uuG.
"Wednesday night, ,h. shoe shop
.. Jerry Cr5to at Wnoosa was tlrssrousy
entered through window aai three % four
pairs Of shoe. tlsau-au -as-s -aPpelei TO be
IN the shou.
LAKE Gra.a-ras lake George steamer
,snmepeei her regular efr- tr the season
on MONDAY. s9b inst Attae same time the
double line was -a.eI upon Lake Ch'mF.al
af9rI.us i.,.s. ans.t.aa va THIS l5''s -''--
-su.eta.r .-s .ae arrangements 1ie 10
-.sss r..t...a4rs 81 B. .. ST.. returning 5n the
...-.-. r the Caamp.aiu steam
-...... ..-e rat..alr-a az 500 A. 81, Bur
... .. AL! Whitehall att A. NJ.
,,.....p. Tie full programme fir the
........ .. tie 5.ra oc Nay are given in our
..-lav The duty Of marking The yari-
-..... tie soldiers IN the cemeteries has
-.....I 10 charge of committee consisting
rT Peek, Pomeroy LOOMS, aud William
ssh. request us 10 say that ze,er.' graves
were ..s-,5.kei a. the decoration dag ---. year.
I avoid this in the future the committee would
H.al-el 20 tie friends Of amy soldiers .hgs
auei If they win, during the week. leave ,ae
names T. all such at the store O.. L.eu.- Fl, Co.,.
Church Street
Nu5s.-Taa-s was quite a =.tmm.s. Jas,
seek 90 Christian Kin. between Homer Se.,er
aI AL. g-.-ass. the cla.. o.. contention being
aa di dlaa-iaei is.-h.a-eof which sla. c.'.n-
slts oe tbs proprietor. resulting .a 'aeu-u'l
number Of u.s.saaeI .g0s aaI bloody noses
J.w. Carey Hl. a.ita. Roberts Ia,'.so Gale
eI'' to W. D.. Basetr
Ble,r brought from 300 GEMS 10 .le
Milton mar.s.. Monday -ae -'.a. ruling at .o
cents
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CHOICE EOgyA LANDS

IDR SALE. a. : Per acre I7i uprar's, Tor cash
Il or on cred TO- ny tLe IONA RAILROAD LAND
co. Bailru-- t.r-tfy Hu.lt tlrl ID the Lands and
all slices ot raeu. bIeat inducements o. settlers.
Send ;ar our FREE Fllp.-.f. 10 gives rrce-, terms
B cation ts is who should come west. what they
should nru-, uAat 10 Sill l.-t- gives yla aud e.e-
which the Company fu7I-. re from s. o. % s4O0O
ready go set ~. l.als sent s.. desired. Address
". ". WALKER. Ii-s-P rs,issHf.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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CARD

Mr.. JOSEPH Z. Oi,t u.s. formcrl, President ftse
NiLth y IDA. atut ttle city U. New York. A.F
ing accepted tae Presidency Of the SECURITY
ItNh, desires .u renew his ar.liuraure uul cue
r.-lIr.eUce v.ta tae Bans t-- rs private Ian -er-
Merchants. and other .u- ness men throughout ne
country.
Mr. 0ryfs,s'iI assure them of the best terms. ans
u..-- careful attention o. their interests
State EtuE acquires nearly all the J We. coll.
u-.stIe-e- which spperrlin % any hank or IaU ~
,.vFANY and il careful, ecouuiu cal and cnu,s-s
alive exercise |ftlasc powers aud privileges, au. ia
iuthiu. attention o. the Interests Of corr,s 'c-
dents and dealers, 10 is the wish of Mr. OBvts tuat
tuc otCJ RITZ bANk shall be fully equal to any
other. and iu this wish all the Directors heartily
join, fully believing that such a course OF action will
make their stock valuable and the bank useful.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Il. DEWEY, formerly Of Bur
HuEon, and cashier FOX nine years Of the National
Bank Of Waterbury Vermont, has been appointed
as Cashier Of the SEC GRITTY BANK, and viii use
bus hest e1ertlu o render the institution iavorte
With banks, Merchants. aud dealers generally
whose accounts are hereby solicited.
Say.uzs Rank. Tus: Companies, Insurance Com
laHl. Railroad, alanu acturlng, and other COrpo-
ratUu-. Executors 90. Estates. Trustees, Public ON
GERS, nui all Who have trust moneys or who act in
llN liu'.tr, e. ute.-t. ahether they live in New
York orr sl-. here are invited 10 open accounts
with 'le >E KITTY BANK oI the CITY OF NEW
AUnN. 90 letter or lu person, N 80 brpa1way.
Parties desiring 90 invest money will receive free
ly Information as % the various Stocks and Bonds
which are on the market
JOSEPH L. ORVIS, President
BENJAMIN ID. DEWEY, Cashier.
New 4 759 tBt%Ga sy az, $780, May Baldwin
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IHF HoRsr Stock FaHN-rhose ur1 l4'e m
charge the work Of can7ts-u- for the -,a,s arm
enterprise in this state are much encouraged By
the result Of their labors thus far, ami confident
~ predict success in their efforts The Wool
stock SfsnzarI gives the following names, as
some Of the most liberal subscribers
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NEW GOODS.
y r. " GO OBS
Received Once a Weekat
T.. 'slerGnder'S Store,
1owlt CHARLOTTE. VI


Good second hani DJUBLE WAGON. with
II fur seats, mounted on good springs. ami In
good order will re sold cheap. For further pu-
tcuIars, address
BARTON
-@Hlt ". Charlotte Vt
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ro pr prRiIsaFD sooN.

ry,HE Life. safferinss aud Death Of hosWELL ~
PERSON. Of Willisboro, y. Y "I9 VA IN ~ III
AT the acc Of - in Massachusetts, IDS uOvA -
al.o Z. ntain full description Of ali ths loJ.s @
herbs Of the vegetable kingdom ana ,leis =, uses
Subscriptions al 81 coy WI NJ spfSEs
-, Essex, n. Y.
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Tfnal AGites.
I'm wALCorT,s ESTATE

NTE, the Subscribers, having been appointed
w By the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chttenden, Commissioners 20 receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate Of Ann Malcott,
late Of COlchester in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in offset thereto; and six months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, do therefore hereby give no
tce, that We will attend 10 the business Of our ap
pointment at the store Of D. II. Macumb r. IN Essex
Junction, 10 said District, on the las, Tuesdays If
June and October next, at DO o'clock A. n, on each
Of said days.
Dated this 9Th day Of MAJ A =. I,7I.
, a DkuR Commissioners
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eiAE SING A-Icl <fttr '0h7r
Ny DEAR SIR My daIghtsr Alice thirteen years
old has been completely cured Of That horrible ti-
,ease. Scr,flla which for years rendered life tor-
meut. af,es al medicine aud many phJ s-cans had
been tried and failed, commenced giving her your
pills She took them almost every day for three
months instantly mpro, Ing. She h4- Io# elt'so-
liz recovered Yours truly
NN!EL LUTHER.
H9S b. PRAynRETE Mas --dtwlu
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JUST RECEIVED
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

THE Copartnership heretofore exist NJ between
l the uuders ned, under the name ana firm o.
A &. SPEAR 4 Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The bust ness Of the firm Will De settled by
either partner al the Drugstore Of F. ". Burritt,
A. c. SPEAR
Burlington, May ad, l-,o. f. W. hURhITr.
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IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court Of the
| United States for the District ofNeruont In
the matter Of Freeerics Landou, Bankrupt Not
ice is hereby given tlat petition has been filed in
aid Court by Frederick Landon Of south hero, In
said District duly declared Bankrupt under the
Act Of Congress Of March 2nd i-07i tor discharge
and certificate thereof fro n al ais debts and other
claims proyable under said act, and that the eth
dav Of June I-70, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, before the
Hon D. A SxALLEY Jufge Of said Court, a. his
Chambers in the City Of Burlington, is as gned Tor
the hearing OF the same. when and where al cred.
itors who have proved Their debts, and other per-
sons in interest may attend and show cause if any
they have, why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
DATED at Burlington, on the 5th day of May \. D.,
1870
46y3g B. b. SMALLEY. CLERK.
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JACOB GREENS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT , The Honorable the
~ ma - District Of Chittenden
To al persons interested in the estate Of jacob
Green. late u burlington in said District
deceased, tPyrrryt:.
M HEREAS, said Court hath asst guct the 18th
w day Of June, $50, next. for the settlement u
the administration account Of the Administrator OF
the estate Of said deceased and ordered that public
notice Thereof be given o. all persons Interested 10
zaid estate by Publishing this order tI-ae weeks
successlvely previous % JLe day as-'-leI. Ia the
burlington Free Press, printed u lur..u-t. H. in
said District.
TgERsF0HE, You are hereby notified =. appear 81
the Probate Court rooms, IN Burlington, on the day
assigned, then and there o. contest the ,lI0,-tu-.
Of said account, If You see cause
Given under my hand this ed day % Nav,
a. d. $50. T. l. WALES INDIE
iSR3W
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BANNERS. Sc.
FEE SECURITY RANs4
CITE oF NEW YORK.

Organized uud,r ihe rantir= In,c of
tAe state OF trw Aor~, with %
Capital Imu % 10
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HAVING purchased from Mr.. SPEAR his interest
II in the lac firm, the subscriber viii continue
the business at the old stanc where a full assort-
meut Of Dru - Medicines. Chemicals, Surgical In
strumeuts, Fancy tod. &C. will he sept constantly
on hand. Physicians Pres riptions and Family Re
celpts carefully prepared Al all hours Hoping by
strict careful stJenti sn 10 business u receive
share Of tho public patronage remain.
Very respectfully,
NAV aith-t-dswm f ". BURRItT.
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c. D. Gates and 7. 5. Whipple was appointed to
make the arrangements, and resolutions were
passed inviting all church, temperance, and
other societies, all schools and the entire com
munity to Join with them in doing merited
honors to the sacred mounds beneath whose turf
lies the "nation's dead The committee are
busily st work and have secured the services Of
Rev l. A. Dunn Of Fairfax, who VIII deliver
the principal address. Speeches will be made by
other gentlemen. Cambridge brass band will
make it, first appearance in public on this occa-
sion.
The programme will be announced as soon IS
completed.
a b Mnnn
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4s,rndusa- af Hr.i eHi. jane p. 1870.
JAMES i-fL'H' IRE. ieNl OF '-e ''l'
Wee isqis.-Nm. B. Brooks, h'r.e-
Williams Rutland, Peter johnson. Pouitney;
james Weeks. Middle Granville, n J.; treisr-
iek Porter. NorH Bennington; John V hi'''
Smith, Montpelier; John Iankari, 81 lohnshury
Charles "ia'arap, "oai-toes' Charles Br.ses'
F,irHsy,u: Io.u Strong, la-r.eion; Walter Bow
yer, brtui on' 'e'i e 60 gen
g. Smith, James Welt, Burlington, th'r.e-
Short. 81 AIo41s; George Sil, Mtile3ury;
J,hu Fsl- Dt'ii Iurhy, windsor.
S.r,e4r.ss-A DAB ,i-' .,lt.Aal' j., d i'-
,r..s, Eaal.a, d. De .Ii2ms, f'a-'At'
Ger-- j. "i.''-.-' 81. 7'- ~, D'''-. 1.'
O-ItJr % ~. Diy- -.N'' Va i''lhln IL. ''u' ''-
ot Albany, y. }.
igrItcf-,enaior he'e's oi 'llssi'7'fli, i',--
irg'on, D. ana other eminent persons II 7 u.-
out the State.
.N1rs1ai n tte D1y-j Is. hasorook, bTal-
don; Assistants iona hei, fOuitney' b. v.
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Aerr advertisements.

NTeRdyilie Theological SCHOOL, Unitarian,
vi educates Ministers; si6D year to poor Students
begins Aug. p. Apply 70 4. a. LipsTmors, Mead
vile, Pa
NEW BoOK.-Agsnts win eel 100 per wees.
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buy Ne. and I'll do You Good"

4 sK YOUR nOC1oR OR DRUGGIST
y f1r SWEET GUNNER equals bitter Quin-
inc. IRA by srEsRSs, FAIR & Co.
Chemists New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-27

RITTER MARKFr-At Richmond
A.' Monday, there were l75 tubs butter,
n'T''.. .., active prices ranged from p to 30
a'l IN boxes cheese and sold from to 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-27
Qaurhn 4 Cos advertisements.
I'D on DIS YER We
AND INVIGORATOR.
I'd o ID DIS .V'ERV'FHE

is COMPLkrE SPECIFIC for sleeplessuess. It
soothes the throbbing muscle Ike magic and tran
quilizes the mind. And every body knows that good
sleep is better than all medicines. And all folks
that
CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-27

4 report in morning journal that the Chicago,
Rock island and Pacii, Company have sold 80 600
tares If stock 10 patton Of new issue is eI-
ulicity denied at the Office Of the Company.
STOCKS Market late in the afternoon was firm,
except on Pacific Mail, which was weak. The FOR
lowing were the current quotations at O'Clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-27
scrofnIa Cured by Brandrelh,s PIE.

Scrofula Cured by BraEdreth's Pills.
Brandreth's Pills penetrate the whole mass Of
blood causing the expulsion of impurities. The body
feels relieved from a single dose; what then may be-
expected from twenty by continuing their use the
whole Of the blood in time become, purified, and the
body reconstructed f.om good material, and new
lease Of life secured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-27
YOUNG BULLS. cows AND HELPERS,

The get OF
CLIMAX. 18th Duke Of Thorndale and 9Th Duke
Of Geneva.
COWS 4 HELPERS N CALF to 18th Duke Of
Thorndale.
A.W. GRISTOLD, or
WIN WILLIAMS, Herd'man,
Malvern Farms M0rrisville, VI. ySd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-27

nISTRlCT OF VERMONT, 81 At 81 Alblns. the
~ thirteeath day Of May A. D., i-7J The uu-
dersiS ned hereby gives notice Of bis appointment
As Assignee Of MARK Bannlster Of CHORD, uths
County Of Franklin, and State Of Vermont, within
said district, who has been aijudgud a Bankrupt.
upon the petition Of Joel HougntOn, creditor q
said Bannster, by the DstrctCOurt q said D.str g..
F. STEWART S1RANAHAN, Assignee
MAY lsfh.-t- wv
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s.rar> pstrH.-NIrs Mary 7. Wright aged
n8,her-ia-,.v Of Ami F. Stone Of this city,
.-. very suddenly Of heart disease, about noon
Yesterday. Shewas sitting by the window reading
when she fell to the floor, and was dead when
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-27

NOR SALE the Sh0rt-Horued Bull
L MALVERN BOY. $685.
Roam got by Climax, 5i53, dam snow Drop by Lu-
cius 1915. Malvern Boy is a grand show huli, Of
great substance, and In form and style strongly re
sembles his grand sire, d Duke q Thorndale.
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Bankrupt 0Otitrs.

II the District Court 90 the United States f.r the
L District Of Nermout-In the matter % Culuus
II. Stevens, Bankrupt.-Nutce F, hereby given that
petition has been filed iu said Court, by CollUs
H. Stevens Of East Montpelier iE said District. duly
declared a bankrupt under the Act Of Congress 0f
March o l-67. fr discharge and certificate there
Of from all his dent- and other claims pruvasle uu
der said Act and that the 5th day Of July, $500 at
iuo'clock \. NJ, before the Hon. d. A. Su5lIey.
judi &c Of said Court, at his Chambers 10 the city
Of Burlington, IL assigned for the hearing of the
same when and where all creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons In interest. may at
tend and show cause. If any they have why the
prayer OF sail petition should not be era ted.
Dated at Burlington on the I'd dag % Say
1870. l.. r SMALLEi, Clerk.
4sV}E
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-27

....rD SOLDIERS The committee Of ar
cement. request disabled soldiers and soldiers
..-.v,rofIsl2. intending to participate in
..-,iees Of Commemorati0a Day, to leave
Dir names rs early as Friday, with Gen. Wells,
..-.r.of Henry S Co, College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-04

TUE Philadelphia Age says: 'Recent
investigations show that the Southern
Methodist Church is rapidly losing its
eolored membership, there being about
nineteen thousand members this year,
against thirty-twO thousand last year.
This fac. opens wider field for comment
than can be titled in the crowded col
umns Of daily journal. Is this lamen-
table fact to be attributed to the sudden
change in the relations of four millions Of
men and women, unprepared for the
temptations incident to their new posi-
tons Has the course of the Radical
party, since emancipation, tended to de-
moralize and degrade, rather than elevate
and improve the colored race in this
country? What say Christian men and
women, in the light of such fact as that
in relation to the loss of negro communi-
cants in one branch of the Christian
Church There is a moral side to this
question which cannot be much longer
obscured by bigotry and partisan feeling.
CHRISTIANS will have to measure the re-
suits of these party attachments by the
condition of the negroes, and not by
Radical platforms or the spceshes Of blst-
tering and corrupt demagogues. In the
meantime, will the negro race wander
farther and farther from the needed re-
straints of religious organizations If
so, both the black man and the nation
will suffer"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-04
THE CONSOLIDATION BILL

When the so called enforcement bill
was before the Senate, Senator Ferry OF
Connecticut, said:
''If there be three hundred tho usand
citizens of the Southern States lying IN
der the ban of the Fourteenth Amend
meDt; if they be men of intelligence and
some degree of culture; if they be men of
property and influence in society; if they
be men whom the white men and the
black men round about them have been
accustomed from their childhood to look
up to with respect and with regard, what
tends to induce these men to give their
intelligence, their culture, their influence
to the support of the government which
whether they will it or not, is to be their
government till they die-to place them
upon an equal footing with the other
governed citizens of the republic or to
maintain them, as class, pariahs and
outlaws till they die!n
Gen. Grant-under instructions from
President Johnson-brought up this very
point in his whitewashing report, made
soon after the close of the war, and it is
one that has never been answered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-04
TIE FALL ELECTIONS.

In reference to the elections to come off
this fall for members of Congress, the
New York Post gives the following inter
esting statistics:
GIN the present House of Eepresenta-
tives, seventy-eight members hold their
seats by majorities under 9, 500; and for
ty-nine by majorities less than 1900. In
number of cases the vote was very close.
For instance, the following Democrats, in
the present House, had less than GO ma
jority: johnson, of California, 282 ma
jority; Crebs, of Illinois, sos; Voorhees,,
of Indiana, 1S2; Adams, of Kentucky,
1862; Hamill, of Maryland, $50; Wells, of
Missouri, Isl; Griswold, of New York,
sos; Sraeder, of Ohio, 2l1; Reading, of
Pennsylvania, Il.
'The following Republicans in the
present House hold by less than 600 ma
jority; Roots, of Arkansas, 467; Julian,
of Indiana, 116; Orth, of Indiana, 457;
Hill, of New Jersey, rs; Ketchum, of
New York, 42j; Schenck, of Ohio, 245;
Stevenson, of Ohio, 497; Smith, of Ohio,
1913; Winans, of Ohio, los; Walker, of
Ohio, 462; Bingham, of Ohio, 4l6; Cake,
of Pennsylvania, 225; Mercur, of Penn
sylvania, 9l1; Cessna, of Pennsylvania,
81; Paine, of Wisconsin, 429.
at will be seen that slight change in
opinion may in any of these districts and
in many others as well, where the vote
was nearly as close, change the result.
In view Of the result of the recent
election in New York, the Radicals are
trembling in theiF boots at the prospect of
losing quite number of members of Con-
gress. Andw they may, for if that cleo
ton be any indication, the tide has already
set in which is to oyerwhelm the Radical
corruptiOnists.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-04
THE SCHOOL FUND-mR. r.v.

We have received the following letter
from Alex. Riya The Messrs. Riva were
highly esteemed citizens of Nashville,
previous to the war, and there had been
no breath of suspicion against either of
them previous to the report referred to in
the subjoined letter:
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
NEW YORK, May 81, 1S7O.-I have
just read in your paper the report of the
Committee of your Legislature on the
''school fund, =" and am very much sur
prised to see the name of one "Rivan
mixed up with the supposed whereabouts
of kcg of gold. Thinking they
refer TO my brother, who has been in
Europe for the last two years, l beg you,
if possible, to procure for me full copy
of all the testimony concerning said
matter, to send to him, and give him the
opportunity to fully vindicate himself,
which | am certain he can easily do.
Excuse the trouble, but counting on
your friendship, am, very truly, yours,
ALEX. RlvA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-04

THB Boston papers devote large share
OF their space TO the particulars of the
suit recently instituted by fashionable
dressmaker to recover bill, said 10 be
extortionate, from one of her lady pa
irons. The Boston editors believe that
the disclosure of the items of this bill,
and the discussion and dissection to which
these items have been subjected, viii lead
TO a reform of the extravaganza with
which females in good circumstances have
been wont to conduct their mantua- max
ing negotiations. The Boston editors may
believe this if they like; but time will
show that they are mistaken.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-04

THB question, "Who will be King of
Spainl" is about as difficult of solution as
that "Who struck Billy Patterson" The
managers win not have Serrano. Espar-
tcro will not mount the throne, Prim is
afraid to make the venture. The masses
favor a Republic. From the muddle
who will deliver the kingdom9 Can
Napoleon cut the Gordian knott Does
he wish to do 80 until Portugal and Spain
are ready for union on the old Iberian
basel II such a contamination can be
reached, and a new power formed, Ma
pOlcOn may assume a protectorate, and
champion the Latin race on the PENN
sula. Until then, it is more than likely,
Spain win continue in a disturbed, dis
jointed condition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-04

THB State ebctiOn comes off in Oregon
on Monday, the 9th inst. S. +. Grover is
tho Democratic candidate for Governor.
He is opposed by Joel Palmer, the Radi-
cal nominee. The State also elects a
Congressman. James ii. Slater and ]. G.
Wilson are the respective candidates. In
1868, the Democrats carried the State by
1874 majority for Seymour. A new House
OF Representatives win be elected, and the
Legislature viii choose a United States
Senator in place. of Williams, Radical.
The Democracy are well-organizcd, and
confident of carrying the State. Mr..
Grover has great personal popularity, and
the negro utilization of the Radical party
will add hundreds of votes to the Demo
cratic strength. Senator Williams, who
is an intensely bitter Radical, will hardly
serve a second term from Oregon.