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, 1870-11-13

TH6 Tu1Is
FtNSatS0 NEAr or TaK WAGON RlCE.

FTom he yflo Tork sun, For. II. -.
Yteserday, the nnHl heat Wls totted 6y NJ
cS,pnSn o,Il = ~, s4rsf vs.oa mo m ce T. Prospset
Course. Tue daJ WAS c!eaF, bat cold
oar, win = ELI northwest Wind, THIS, with 4
ss9T aToad Tia sas s :ss "a op3 III H
c.a;s, Tse trek Eai qos last, while not II bad
condition. Tue nigh wind VA. Also ag1tns: speed:
sui. Palmer ran II wo11attul fals, ae !ons ~ -
| ihn Gsj py running, could keep up Win hna. hno
VIM to the halt.mlie POLE In i:lox, gait never
| surpassed IN wagon.
The rnce, It W1ll be recol!ecea, VIZ ~
IAN snd tight coming on. Palmer. on Nsdass-
6ay. had Won the FIRST tho heau, one II aaA4.
and American lfl the sas!d: M1,s1 ne ~ Esss 9s
III. T. Palmer 1as The layossts ana w"- ,na d. ds
citne heat easily. wso the od3' ~ to % on ntHs m
r r. ssts.,sE Palmer T4s strong ~ = tsSo11ss az a
Gtt.. Far more Honey W1s offered IN lis fa.o va
q esspns a!a9s es3 @ef my zsss ssf' .sa' ssa
.sa aas aa ~ seas g I'd efS e4csf E
urable TO lve tae pace. she nm nearly III th
.ay reusd NE taa, es1loplns 4 leat ,ns i.st t.o
secends. u t. II dnsa us isaaiaa @ q Il
SHa,is Mut, IN ee-t Tha gEeat Ra.s OF soe mr.
aii he u tas az 1eaas., q III IL =
,nk T,so nd d ina lei p. ~ IN
though Palmer was 10 hano ana eased o1 ron hn
iH. tns pace II the hali mule. kept axey from he,
fnt four lengths on the home-stretca where he l4t
her that much and carried il home In a:9sA(, tog
| ping IN for the Last forty rods. -
| So ended one Of the finest raees OF the seasoD
:. .ss ever vas made It wis tae opinion or Il,
Nv the hufsemen present that Palmer cou,t
tsss q he last naaf mile n 1:lH, which wonlt
rs.s ne iii III .ecoi:9 3 xaaoa y tus r.
would have bes.s b hJ Gnsmp!.n, nd ID % he ~ -
:siss s;ss:a FL. i ds e. mo- made even 'p
/ nuch leks hFezx. - :.
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an I'D n ~ raeas w!:A bcsrd. Discretion
eeEe11ea.
, 1870-11-13

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, 1870-11-13
CORRESPONDENTS. :
ROLLING MILLS, fvHrn BR4Ecu.}

CHICAaps HVf~ III !atu-
10 tie Ednor a TIE 1fibtsns:'
s,s: VIII 1ou please .tate, st your ea5ltesf con.
yep:euce, why one pof1inn If 1ho candidates On
tic = Labor Reform Ticket" are totally ;ignorea
IN ytur return Hsts1 BY 30 dotng you VII obl9e
a1lt,er1 ft your readeis in thls section, AND a.
Is,ttcc to the candidates referred to. 49,
xa- Yours for the right, =
A CoxHIrrEI or THE FiFTK1H1a WARn
AxswEu.-We. Euppose the feason Is that no
"a ln5y, stser p,aisiog he great tnapr rr:,,:'
to the South Sas ra,so,d ssdisd es5s Ssds
fat1t tntul2rd In by men Of sitting csoss1 - !.
WIEN the ear is neo thus oSg1uGa fyes3 f II, H. :.
,apo,s Fi.h her ltesa VIC would suggest 70 hc:s
the Re1t time she II thus azgneyed: @ n1 oee
a5ta steadily upon the oncnders md 9bs35sa y
SINE feB1aio Itie1d, In a rotce audible ~ oEel
lie car. "Jsne, It IS sup.'ang a"T many salsos:
aie. having reseived insssast!o1s: ~ HsomplIi Y
wnfn be recognized BY their way Ut sltttn9. tn
NOS hardened essnaS qn1e asaf wli .s,snS. 8 en-
/ Il not quite case-nAraeotd he will leavs the "a
hAghtsd.
, 1870-11-13
MINArCH AfKAxAc

ONcAao Nor. II, 1ssu.
Sun tfek s ~ "a, Mo1 rteef...-.... So
Sstn 4 ~ n IN A1nA II - l. n.
, 1870-11-13
AuAeuucemeuts.

-
n. +. peixptto Esq.,. n.uu1turnt lawyer Of 31n
Ftauctsco, and recently sppot1tesi by President
Grsnt Cutsnl 10 RoamAb!a, Will 6elfEet lecture
IL iaii, Is Sa ~ liz East Raaaolpae sare1. His inun.1s
acquaintance with Rounania fully qaa1lnes him
TO tuscass the anbject he ha1 selected.
Of DE- cneaeo Ksiiei I'D d. i'd societJ iii BE- held
ID rArior No. !, fremont House, Tomorrow even
I'M, At 8 O'Clock All pereous inter- sted IN me
xofk Of the society sft invited to attend
Tho hin Utefay Association wiz open III
srrnettve @ pMgTanme. III. 1. L. Morrison, Nj.
3san a'c H. Ti9et' 'ssiebon ~ z eos.S sna
m the rest ct the boys. viii have something to
E2y:
turts pefo1e theT TounX Mems Christian ASsocAaon.
uxu Friday evening, IN Fat@eH Hal the aao-
|ect IL Is The Duei be.wccn France and usFmany,
| sIafaycte, the Faithful ONE For price Of ucf'
| tts and sale Of sehta see aavesf1ssment
COMMITTEES Of tne nnpois Woneas suurage As.
| 70 iaiion in FuWEll Hall, On Wednesday, foycm-
ss etas2 ese iSI ~ s conSen 81
IIo1 md appointing delegates 70 the annual meet.
,ng of the American Women'a Suffrage Assocla
sD s9 6e n.as ns1 ens Fsns 1G On @, tse eaass
| " cordially tnrtstd to Etteud.
l the theauica. pene1t Of ne 1nso-Amanc1I
ne az 1sta iDst' % It Sc ns1 a,ope Thesise, on 1ss
| rtaiEts. near Madison Etreet, 0Hin& 10 1uaTotda
b'e circumstance, hs8 been postponed uatu l
| iat9 date. due notice Of which viii be g1se'
.hfpn4h the CITY 2teE.
-Trt snuutl meeunR OF tue Board Of Mana
rert Of the Old Ladies' Home viii b. hstd 4 m
uoa'e tomorrow. 1t ~ O'Clock Al INC ON :ei
| III sent
ral Soc,tty will be held At tta 1ooma on I0eeaa.
the 18th. ut * O'Clock p. m AZ !nl9 mfeun
viii taye place the RuuuAi election Of oeers, 10
tcyis.on ana amendment Of the constitution, u
re idtp1 Of reports, aud other important bustnts
An members OF the KltSwoFth Zouavo4 vi
l uetd to-morIow evening At their he2tQuarter
promptly At O'Clock, 70 tafe aonc Steps Tor !,
; .eiying the Cincinnati AoaaSea. VINO a1c u
\ pectet here on ThznkfRty4ng Day.
Nhe Progressive LJceum gives concert aI
:; exhibition this evening. II CInsoJa Auac hs
/: II viii be very pleasant auaif, ana VIGIL wos
EThe Irish Rides 2.e to meet It ! 80 on Tue
T day evening in their military roggesy.
, 1870-11-13
Bill1z1is.

'MuboItHxs CHAIlxz0E AcCkfTLn
A pstTste lettaF received. on Yesterday, ~
JImmy Cutsek superintendent of Fplays hail.
Guul1luR rhe announcement that kud0iphta
chal!erRe, 70 PLY my 1l11fardt5t In Amef1ta for
81 ,010 Or upwards Mde. At any game, hs 70 R!ge
oeds OF 10 per cent, ms been accepted BY Grille
Dion, who stAnds ready to mako he match for
oall game, push e.zsd, Gtsrea hundred ,tasaup.
legitimate regular, and reasonable, but
It Is feared hat Rudolphe Viii endeayor
iansie a6out the make Of table. THIS, howevers
be CANNOT decenty do, 80 Dtons choice viii BE- the
sahlo used In nil Of tna m2tches for the chAnpon-
ship, and the one on which both himself And
brother have suffered defeat Ut RadolpneAe haatta
bean opened by the superior display Of ekI tnade
bY oIA3e in bis contests With FT1nk Denn1son,
Rare also Expressed desire 70 back him aEtaDs1
Rudolphe On the tefma proposed, 30 that II the
latter btands 70 hts o0ef, and tue ghrnt t3fea
| place. there will be no lack Of oppoftuni6fa fol
| him 10 undertake the accomplishment ct wnnt be
tays Is his scie object In playing Billiards, VIZ
making money.
| No agreement has besn arrived 1t between Rc
| dplphe and Parker ~ " tho etty N which thc11
match tor the American chAoptnnshlp shall taEf
pscAs ..,...,.n
| ILLINOIS Billiard Association. which Is comEoaet
| Ut The leadtng professional rMyers OF the stste
| to- the purpose OF taklng acunn with refesnnco I
the state championship. the champion CUE havtn
| M en- resigned BY Parker.
| Grille Dion has challenged Dau1e1s. OF Boi
| tei, to match Of French caro1s for Fo0 SO
the game 10 be played tn New York OF Hoeton
Daniels may eletss
, 1870-11-13
Total. -9sS. .f9S1 @1,ty.SlLH

IYst WeeE.......,..... ts,4s5,11@8 11s3a'5suW
Corresponding week
l1s2 year.. lss4Fr4Seso Ar~",A0%o
onot.tiops Tor businS and selling epyern-
r,snt honds. local stocks Ind land w3rrxnts in
ti,it market, this afternoon, arc givan By
Messre. Lunt, Preston i Ksan, hankers, A
, 1870-11-13

:; ssrNxn4 Match, st,ooo; nile
TnokFRrr PA1x. Nov. and la+- es''N' 4~''-
@Ab. In :. to wagon. =. ..1 4 4
CCtrniplfn' I br. { George Patnez- i
r, pante4st b. N. American Elr1......~.-- MI
, 1870-11-13

The following were the: receipts and skip
nenta Of bEea4lstuns and stock 1t this point
during the past week, and for tho correspond
,og weeks eading ~ d14ed:
, 1870-11-13
coHN VI. .1as hsQlonA
coults, IS. ..tesA4llu
1u7F1..-....1 ..1u$.sAtWk
Cui1tGJA Aua8tuss


Old TfKinf1 ....-...6
Qld E1fth C2-pttn&-.AA
SeF FNW1hCNfpHnAS
, 1870-11-13
Etse1kM

With the old dty lIm1t1.,...-...
Nm1hf Fullerton avGuue.
Ecut!pf EEAH RTcH1c-
WetM HeeteFu trearse -. ....-.,
, 1870-11-13

NNE m1tfet resy
steady. The d1ctuaao
nl,Uhf and >notrA4xe4f I
, 1870-11-13

6aa36E
6-1016W
-H3c@ao0
35e3Am
~ W
2H9l.S
, 1870-11-13
TElHE1TAILiR.
Arrival and Departure Of TrailH,
: Il. y: ! ! :. :: .-.-.-
10 =
SENHEa ARRASFR4EE,

uLEXQ8 QUTKAL-
rr,,e Fnof ~ I ~ -7r,
, 1870-11-13

P1TfssuRaH EoRP MAYNE 4 UHnAGO RAEz.
, 1870-11-13

Totsa puE6eT o{ families aided
Astfa{inS four and onc-haH persoob To txch
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-30

Prison labor To- Massachusetts, seems to be
more rcmumeraGye than in Vermont. as ap-
pear. by the following statement which we find
in the Enthusiastically IN the State rri.on"
article in the Boion Past.
Tl. number or prisoner. nav, IN Mn. Institution
is 500. OF this number $50 are employed BY the
10 c@nt w ' 81 gj pr ,y fr 1 hr M o5 l"p
The men are constantly employed in the manuuc-
s urG EeJ, nnl ynron. ot 1,' oIc s' 1b1
amount Of raw material consumed during the
5 "1. ' n GT rgn ' ton. " "" rne3 3i ir,
$4,000 feet Of lumber. 10 addition TO 80 tons
Tbe rrnIrr ~ tbc ,DVct '" ora c V y,,'a In
thc Shoe and E-u-h departments. Tie profit,
gc u, y ,n i 5gs ,ar ~ ' III. ' we 3 g5 o6G
and for period of less tuan three years the total
Jur no 'c n "'i e, '.I ,o7 oSo ''r OK THESE
From this class of h5orers In Vermont
there comes up annually deficit about MS
great in proportion as the met profits in bo
Cborle.towr Institute, Tina mast ro,r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-30

1t is positively announced from Wash.
ingon that the Russian government not only
counts on the moral aid Of the United States
to assist her in settling her pending Difficult.
ties with European powers but has expressed
desire, through Minister Cutacazy to have
this government represented in the European
congress if there should be one. 1t is also
affirmed that Mr.. Sumner fyors the project.
but that there is no approval Of it on the
part Of the administration, which prefers to
carry out the traditional American policy and
keep free from all cntangliug alliances. There
would be, indeed, no place for the United
States in congress Of nations called to con.
sider purely European questions but there
have been good many international matter
oil general interest pending now these many
years which will press harder for settlement
than ever when the pending fighting in Eu.
rope is over In congress to adjust these
questions the United States would naturally
have place and an influential one; and we
hope to see such congress in session before
many years have passed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-30
Missouri Election.

The Liberals, under the lead Of Gratz
Brown aud Carl Schuz have swept all be.
fore them 10 Missouri. Brown is elected
Governor by more than 10000 majority over
the present " Radical Governor, McClurg.
This State having ever since the commerce
ment of the rebellion, been a loyal, Republi-
can State, the present result astonishes many
Of the politicians The attempt Of the Presi-
dent to control local ieud by siding with
one of the parties to it against the other, by
the use Of the public patronage, had the ap'
pearancc Of dictation, and exasperated one
party without, in fact, helping the other
The President, it must be confessed has
not been fortunate in his Interference vita
State politics. The people are, everywhere,
jealous Of such interference. They do not
find il easy to believe that they are not as
well posted 10 their own affairs as are the
politicians at Washington. They like to do
as they please, and vote as they please, with
out being dictated TO from any quarter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-30

u .-... f..t sG., hs c-.oa.n WAR
p9..;. .......,.l a.. a.s,r.a..,.. With ....-
.,,gg.,5. ,,ii.tl.sl r.o,,ot,..sI i,.ar..t. ,,
M B.a.t 81. to me eg,.t tb,t t5a.o water.
.5o,i5 M pe,rs,lie and nod bstt, f,d of
,ho nation. To mike tbe c.ntr.c. d.fa.t.
and biudin, tbey arroo1 10 sail ma war v..ss,..
Inn Tint sa1 ego1 on errspl. of po,o, and M,
b, tbe prs.snt timo Russia has fitbe,liy lanr
her word Blt The restriction. arc tesfiy
b,mperin, 10 great nation and nr55,ly
have borne harder ON Rn..in tban op ann
.,l,.r .,,.y.,,t;,., r,,ro~ ,yi,il, ,tt,. ..,..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-30
Tho pn.illnn Of Rnssln.

Rae, B.. 4.,;,,,,. 81. lr,,i,,., 81 tl,c 1,yoCfl
c,bo Fro,.5 ,.,,... ~ ,,s,5i,,, h. p,r;.
trc,,, oc 1e5G Co.,..,at,g has already
i..noJ .;..,,l,, D., p'. l,n,,r,., p,vc,s in
vbi.b Lo 49,. n,,, me-, ,,iI, mn LANCER
,,.o.,, ,,, ..;...,.,.,, ,.,;.t.i;.,;,. l,. ,,v,i
c,rco =, ,,o Ri,.t e.,,, ;,.,,.id..,,,, iii.
wcr.ioos n, oy,.. Aha. T,rl,y b,.v;ol,,od
,bo ,r.,,y l,, ,.,,i....,., in n .,rio. Of rev.
ol,Go,,ry n,,,,,,.r,. :, ,r,,l,,;, anil W,.
bcbi, anal IN ui. b.. h,1 bc con.o,, or bo
other o.,,, r,,,o,. o,, v.r, ,,.,,,s.toH-
Il, ol., ..t. r,, n. ,.,ig I'm. b,c, i,.
r,i,,al with i,,eoi,g 81, .oy,r,l iotcr.l.
and p,i.r ,,,i,r. ,rs,cv,. by n, cr,r,pnc
into ro no.l s., or wbols .,u,Jr,,. or
porcign shin. or ,y,r ,,b., #, sea-. ,v,re..rv
proyilcl h., ii, c,r.;,,, ,,... o,, s,,sil ms.
the Straits.
For tbo.. rr,.,o. ,nl cr. o,,,r r.,s,os
which aro.not ciy,n and which ar, uudouh,.
cl.y the tru, ones. R1s., declare. herself
rr.o OF t,. t...,y. ,r pris 4, tb;. p,,yo
.b, s.,m. to b,,a tb..,ut.ut or Germany
Bi.m.-t rr...l.to o.. ,..on.b.i n t5e
circular of Gor..5,lof lgt,ve orprcbsud
II +. oolv, ,pion,.., .,,nr., t..,i, has
notified E1,lanl b,t r, i, ts.au army of
buplrel tb,Ys.,,l no,, or tb, harder and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-30

The Free Press has the following sensible
remarks upon Che poruicious custom of making
presents to the presiding officers Of the Logis.
latore, which we gladly copy
We venture To suggest Doubt whether 1t IS
best that the practice ol making presents of
watches and siherware to the presiding officers
of our legislature iuauguUtcd last year ia the
House ANA repeated this year 10 both House and
Senate, should become a standing custom. The
propositions o. make such presents doubtless
arose from kindly and dsinterestcd motives, in
these cases, and probably most Of those who CON
uihuted the purchase money did SO cheerluly
Yet IN every such general subscription there can
hardly hl 10 ho some who feel 0ligad % give
fearing that q refusal may be taken MS an indica.
ton of positive ill-wli or parsimony, but who do
not desire 20, and who perhaps need the money
trlllc though 10 be, more thal the recipient needs
their share Of the gill; Fo such, the pre-enta-
ton ul the subscription paper IN such eases is %
kind OF eXt0uion. But thoro are more serious
objections than this 20 tho practice. The Speaker
of the House and President Of the Senate occupy
positions of grave responsibility knowledge Of
the fact that they are likely 10 receive gmtuity
at the close OF the stssun, from those over whom
they preside is certainly not likely to conduce
to more absolute impartality and independence
on their part
As matters of taste, too, these presentations
are questionable, There is naturally good deal
Of " stopping over and excessive mutual ad-
mimtiOn m the speeches, and they do not look as
well in print as they sound at the time. OF
course it is not a very gracious thing TO criticize
or object 70 such performances, originating in
generous and kindly motives and ii Il did not
seem TO Us that principle worth nothing was in
yol,od we would not do H. But there IS really
no good reason why the presiding officers in our
general assembly should receive presents for do
have double pay in addition 10 the honor of their
positions, and We doubt not that generally they
are Herewith content This sort OF thing is not
customary, we think in other Legislatures, or in
Congress, and il il were, We should be still COM
PEELED 10 question is pr1prety Would il
not be well 70 have It understood, BY general con.
sent, that there shall be no more Of it in Yer.
mont?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-30

The Chicago Adraaee has found out all
about it. 1t says Gen, Grants failure to
realize some of the best hopes and wishes of
the friends of his administration has been
because he smokes 30 much. When he was
in the army he had plenty Of exercise and
smoking did not hurt him, but now it dulls
his moral sense SO that he cannot tell the diff.
ference between such men as Judge lloar aad
Simon Cameron, aud Gen. Cox aud Col For
ney. If this is so the President had better
be put into the hands Of brother Trask (him
Of Fitchburg, we meODl, AZ odee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-30

GoyFRNNESr RGoEIrrs AND Eyrgprrunrs.
The total receipts Of the treasury for the quar-
er ending Sep. 30, Sll5,10l $50, Of which
s5I729,473 was from customs, s49,ll7l37
from the internal revenue, SSl2 437 from the
sales ofpublic lands, and 78S2,lSl from mis-.
celaneous sources. The internal revenue re-
ceipts were five per cent. greater during the
first three months of this year than for the
corresponding months last year The total
expenditures for the same period were $780,
5d2,92O, Of which $50, 1854 was paid for
interest on the public debt, SUCCESSOR for
Indians and pensions, SlS,2O7,2l2 for civil
and miscellaneous expenses, aud SllSl5,2j7
for the navy. The balance in the Treasury
September 80 was s2GI, GO4,2l0.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-30
Notes and Comments.

statement that Chief Justice Chase will rot,
under any circumstances, resume his scat up
on the supreme Bench for year to come
lie will fully re-ostabish his health before
again taking on the cares and responsibilities
Of bis official station Nothing is said about
his resignation Of the Chief Justicoship, and
it is not at all probable that he cntcrtains any
such purpose
- Wanted Minister to England a
good salary will be paid, but constant en-.
pIoymcut cannot be guaranteed
- IL has just been decided by the superior
court in Cincinnati that o wife has a vested
right in her husbands society or companion
ship. and can maintain an action for damages
for the loss thereof. 1t appears that the hns-
baud bad an adopted daughter who was mar
ricl. and gradually he absented himself from
bis own house until. at last, he resided per.
manoniiy with those people Thewiie brought
suit against her husband aud the other two,
Eve damages for tha loss Of bis company and
society Upon demurrer The court ruled that
thc action would not lie as against her hu.-
band, but her right of action against those
who drew away and harbored bier husband
was iniisrumb'c Persons will, therefore
take notice If tboy harbor husbands they are
liable TO the wives for damages
The MeNcan Congress to avert d throat
'ne0 revolution have passed d 20" winch l
obnoxious to tine ministry ia spite OF the
strong opposition OF Romero. The health OF
'I''''enl 'o'r'@ Is completely restored ana
la'as.'pn'a communication wall soon he o''ao-
''-hea between Mexico ANA lezas--iWo very
encouraging Items TO those who feel an inter-
e'' 80 the welfare OF 'o'i queer country
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was well received 10y thc japanese officials
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