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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-30

The money order system is prov
ing itself "a great convenience and
is mere freely used as its advantag.
es become better known. The
amount sent IN this way during the
past year, was over S24 900 900, an
increase of more than nine million
dollars over the business of 1869,
and the profit of the business to the
Post Office Department was ninety
thousand dollars. There is no way
of transmitting small sums, so cheap
and safe aud easy. Negotiations
are now in progress for an interna
tional exchange OF postal orders
between the United States and CT
Britain. We have already such an
arrangement with Switzerland
winch paid net revenue of Si3.
last year.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-30

Early III July last, a commission
consisting Of three of the most skill
full engineers in the American ser.
vice, viz General II. &. Wright.
Col. Michel, and Gen. j. &. Barnard.
were appointed by the Secretary Of
war, Il board Tor the examination
of the van iOuS means of tOrtliiCa-
tons employed 10y Russia, Prussia,
Denmark, and England, for the pro.
tectiou Of their hargors, and the sea
coast dcfencCS. The committee have
been at work nearly six months, and
during that time have made mi.
mute examination of the fortified
tons at CrOnstadt, and number Of
other celebrated points OF defence
along the northern coast OF Europe.
At Cronstadt, these gentlemen ac
credited as they Were from the Unit
ed States, were the recipients Of the
highest military honors by the par.
ticular orders of the Car. Every
facility was given them in further.
ance Of their mission. From each
of the forts visited, they were cna
bed to bring with them such plans
and specifications as would prove
advantageous in constructing SINH
lar ones III our own country. 1t is
understood that they have embed
in their report to the Secretary Of
War, suggestions by which our own
Notifications will be materially
strengthened. This report will b,
: submitted 70 Congress at an early
, day.
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Huild mn the system.

Strength cvaporsi.s fas. at this ssascn. This =
especially the with all who live by the sweat of
their bVvv. FTon every pore al the ,ieSe-bks skin
q moisture exuies which contains the element; IL
vitslity. Thereby the blood j. impoverished, the
nerves relaxed, thu muscles weakened, the dig.s-
ton impaired, the h,wels disturbed, and the ami
NAL spirits depressed The constant drain that Pro-
duces theSe effects cannot I've arrested, issu-e y
due to the heat Of the atmosphere; hut the hrs Of
the DEMONSTRATING elements can he supplied by
extra Indignation. Now, therefne, is the time to
resort tn Ho.tctter's Stomach BitsefS, the most
powerful end healtnful Al all vegetable tonnes. Long
experience has proved that nothing el will effect
,sally sustain and regulate the system, when wilt
ing down un.ler the double pressure "f excessive
heat, and constant ply sisal mental labor. All
pevso0s rho have tsen tempted to try local ton
ics' (so-taletD which have seen started by scfiid
speculat"Fs in almost every town and village. With
a,view II turning penny by the ere1ulIsy 81
the unwary, know this 10 their cost. II l. wise
maxim that says ''hoh fast 10 that which i
eposl.'' ~ the forty millions II people in the
United Ststes, pfobsbly o0e-hfth have tested tn.
restorative properties Of HOstetters Bittcrs anil
know II % BE- specific FIR dysJ~rsia, biliou.Dess
nervOas weakness, general debility, ccnstiY'a'i"n
6svef .nd .gue. and want # appetite, that any Of
thee should be persuaded to experiment with the
worthless nostTums, recommended by masterpieces
and igncsnnt emrerics seems almost incredible.
tu-th&aslkW
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1"a' go 80. =: g s.ss.s:.S.r~e''.
ST. kours, July to- Tuesday boy
about IA years Of age, working wilA team
On the grazing q he MscSsiy kan. 4
Ter. k.iifosds ahons te1 nssev hIua
Setlalia, wasseverely logged 81 one - ne
workmen. Ea6isckinc one Of lis kcrses f
rode away but rssssns5 IN .Bost - ADar
armed with sloG guR svn sevOlvVr, md
riding up To- the man who Whipped him,
sh0 IN dad. Another mRa sDvsag ior-
ward to dkarm hin, when he Gled . n
vclver mofiS1y vuunding ose Of sheR md
With Pitol in kaisd litcAsd ~ his team and
drove Oh unmolessed. Tiseawe dhy negro
ravished a white ghl and Ne eitizeas Of the
place took him from jail md ksng him.
Yesterday a negro grossly insuhef Mrs.
Crawford living four miles from Se.lhlia,
during her h;s1nmls absence. Mr.. Csav-
ford with blood hounds Is nuw on his track.
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ROBBERY OF A STORE At LENAPE.
TINE THIEVES ARRESTED

On Tuesday night Last sore IT Lcnarc,
IN this county, was entered by burglars, who
iroke down the sioor, made square meal ON
oysters, crackers, etc, and then departed,
taking with them considerable whiskey, to-
baccc, and other articles. Suspicion pointed
to two men named Tat. Finch and -
Williamson, who were arrested, pleaded
guilty lefore Justice Green, and were
brought 10 the County Jail for safe keeping,
in default If hail, till the next term Of the
Criminal Court. Rascals have hard time
If it vixen they commit crime out that way.
They seldom escape.
UNDER the inspiration Of 95 degrees,
Fahrenheit, an attic poet sweated through
him the following poem
Tke dcrg DAYS are upon us:
The sun Is pouring down
Upon the heads II every one
In this here blazcn town
-, for . breath Of fresh air,
~, EH little rain,
I'd Just do anything earth
These things ior to obtain.
4 funeral thep will he;
The hacks will With my friends he hlled
But the corpse IL will he me.
.'Saratoes and Newport, you We seen them. -
Said Charley one morning toyoe;
''Pray tell NC the difference between them,
For bother my Wig II KNOW
Quoth Zoe otis the easiest matter
Al once e. distinguish the tvo;
A. the you so into the water,
At the other IL soes into you
SOMEBODY has found out that all the hair
ressoratives contain more or less lead. Well,
what Of il? Is that going 20 prevent bsld-
headed men and women from rcsorting 70
cverything advertised 10 nnske their hair
grow +? BY no means. Ifevery preparation
made was known to contain nitro glycerihe,
and turl,entine' enough 70 make them mad
- a March hare, does any one suppose that
the dcvOtees Of fashion would hesitate 70
. pm Il ca-and touch match 10 Il, for that
matser-if only It was recommended As d
sure cure for madness ? Suppose it should
blow them into the middle Of next week?
BsaAer be there than going around in FASH
ioaab3e society here without hair. The dis
Covay q lead in these things is very small
Amir to those who want to use them.
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II 8e6I16 n WO00y.
WAsHiEufos, yvly f3.-1he Cohsefente
lCnnmittee On 6Ie GkosEia TN, n its session
thfs .. n. were NJ abe 10 xgtee shd resolved
to 30 report % the two Holses Subsequently,
ito Of three Members Of tie Gabinet we're II
thG Capifo9 ~ vUke' u President Grant,
desire 10 hate TIL State brought in before
adjournment. The Committee ou1cluded to
meet again to-mbirow and see II could
reach an agreement
=. fYDikNs GoiM; soffM:
The fft6xT, Office to-day, received tele-
gram from WhetstolS axe6ty, Dskoaa, re-
porting THAT the chiefs HlIo fafely visited
Washington exercise good ih1fFiiiefce m pre-
venting var PARTIES from leaving that agency.
spotted Tail rkp0ted large numbers Of the
Northern SCstx crossing the Plat and giving
SOUTH
ASHLEY REMOVER
Among the Combinations Nv tie Seihte
to-day, was BENZ. F. Fetts for Governor u
Montana, vice James NJ. Ashley.
TAX AND TARIFF.
In the Senate during the evening, bill
IEcset1 ekentaing pork packers, lard renderers
and lefs0s engaged irf smoking hams, from
tax As manufactures. The tax and tariff
bill as it passed Congress to-day from the
Conference Commit:ee, is expected to redhe
the burden Of taxaiiun about $50, OOO, 900; il
abolishes all taxes on gross receipts, legscies,
slccessions, watches, carriages, gold and
silver plate, billiard tables, passports salaries,
banks and bankers and the whole system OF
special and lc.ifse taxes, except those On
breweries and ditilleries and all taxes On
sales If leaf and manufactured tolacco, snuff,
cigars, wircs and liquors; it also aIolishes
the stamp tax on all receipts and transfers Of
mortgages, notes fnr les than one hundred
dollars, snd canned and preserved fish. The
income tax Is 10 ls collected Inst two wears
more and at the rate Uf two and one half
per cent, with 5000 exemption. The ,sib-
lication Of the income returns is positively
prohibited
WAR CERTAIN.
Both Russian and Austrian ministers have
to-day expressed the opinion that the ces;a-
tiOu in the war excitement on the continent
is only ON the surface, and that the chance; |
Of avoiding a war IRE very few. Its known |
That both thee ministers are taking measures
looking to the purchase If war material In |
hi. rfsps,t,y
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A Synopsls 81 tho Pending nan =
PNhArSe.

WASHINGTON, July l:'.--The following u
synopsis Of the funding hill ss finally pae.--
ed Congress:
Section II provides f,r the Issue of S2N,-
O00, 600 FIVE lcr cent. bonl;, S:Sfo, O0c, 900
four and a half per cent h,ml., AMI t''",s,rl
million four per cent. 'sarls, running re-
slsrtively 10, Is and NJ wears.
Section 2 authorize. the Secretary VI thu,
Treasury 10 sell said bonds at par for coin
and 10 apply the proceeds to the redemption
Of the outstanding sos at their lsar value
or nc m'y exchange new f,r old bonds at par
for PAR, Int new bonds shall i,e iss,,ed for no
other purpose. A s,,m MT exceeding half Ter
cent. Is allowed for Commi:s,io..s in ner.hi.i
ing new bonds.
Section 3, unimPprtant.
Section provides for the redemption of
5-9s now or hereafter falling due, at par,
beginning with the first numbered and issued,
Interest To cease three months after proper
notice has been given.
Section 5 authorizes two and a half ,sr
cent. on gold deposits, - Ter cent Of such
deposits 70 TIC retained in the U. S. Treasury
and the balance 10 he used in the redemption
Of sos, under the provision Of section L.
Section q provides for the canCelling of
all bonds now held or hereafter published ON
account If the sinking fund.
Section WAS striken out.
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A0RhoOoO.

TOKoNrO, July 13.-It is reported that
the Governor Generals proclamation will h
Issued shortly, declaring the admission Of
Maritota into the Dominion II will CON-
tain an amnesty clause. Advices from Fort
Gary state that Riell Is virtually kept pris-
oner by his own men, who stand guard over
him To prevent his leaving the settlement,
and that both whites and Indians have sent
populations to meet the Dominion exI.eii-
tiUi and to tender it the aid and assistance Of
the inhabitants along the road.
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WARRINGTON.
NJ: fseot1khW sen N~sWSnascss- Oahe
N~snenottOms- a'OrTesP0adG ssec Wttl
eSVe0e Rs6tn0o

NJ. freltnghWysea Nominated Other
N~sssenettWns- C0r9esp0adG ssec with
Great Ds8tRt0.
WASHINGTON, n. e., July 1.-THE
President nominated r. T. FTclincbuy,en
Minister to England, vice Motley, recalled.
TIC following nominations were also sent 70
the Senate to-day Chas. +. Dclany, of
Nevada, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter PleniPotentiary to Japan Peter Negler,
Assistant Treasurer U. s., Baltimore Post
master, Alex. NJ. Campbell, Salina, Kansas.
The President sent To tire Senate copies If
correspondence relative to questions pending
between the l.. S. and Great Britain. Mot
ley, in a letter to Fish, details conversation
had with Lord Clarendon in January, dur
ing which Motley informed him that it wa;
the desire Of the President that when neco-
tiatiODs relative to the Alabama claims are
settled, that they be reopened at Washing
ton. II further appears in letter from
] lord Clarendon, to Motley, May q, that
Her Majesty 'sGOyernn,en consider it Meth
er useful nor expedient to resume or con-
lin,.e controversial correspondence in which
30 little hope for our Government Icing able
10 convince the other
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NAnasSer. Who Doo.e Pre.rn

WASHINGTON, July lit was very
generally expected yesterday that the PrsSi-
dent would announce the removal of Minis
ter Motley and Minister Bancroft, and send
~ the Senate the nomination f ex-senator
f.clinghuysen, Of New jersey, for the En-
glish mission, and Secretary Cox, of the
Interior Department, for the Prissian
Court. There h no doubt that the President
will to-day nominate Mr.. Frelinghuysen rs
Minister to England.
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CINCINNATI.


Preparations for industrial Exhibit
tiON.
CINCISNArI, July 1.-THE Directors NJ
the 1ntlu trial Convention 3" be held in Sep.
trmlrr have determined to issue cal,
inviting the mechanic: and manufacturers al
the United States, to convene ut Cincinnati
Sept. 18th, one week after the opening o'
the Grand industrial Exposition, to consider
The various prominent subjects affecting the
productive interests Of the country, such IL
labor, wages, cooperative unions, health,
safety and convenience in work shops and
dwellings, industrial schools, weights AMI
measures, patents, and such other subject; a;
may he presented, and Z" take sncl, action in
relation to the same rs may ~ thought expo
dent
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MADRID, July 1S.-Rumcrs are circula-
ted that Carlists have been secn in consider
able numbers in Basque Province, and that
Don Carlos embarked at Bordeaux {" make
a descent on the Spanish coast. The report
has been investigated and proves unfounded
Minister Zacota ha.i conference yeaer-
day with the Ministers Of France and Eng
land and the United States.
Prince Charles, Of Hohenzol!ern, sent 10
Paris I copy Of the despatch he addressed Ia
Gen. frim Withdrawing hi; sons name as =
candidate Tor the throne.
Z Warlike preparations have commenced
here. and orders have been signed calling
O,it the first military reserve.
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ST. LOUIS.
NyxsrsaOua D0Cl-Gcl0scN Man Mar.
dcrCso.

dCrCSo.
ST. Louis, July l4.-CaW. Eandcnis
having been engaged in a duel reported las,
night, his name WIS coupled with the
afiair 50 empl,atically and frequently that it
was thought safe to lse it, and il wis ~ pub
lished TODAY The matter is still shroudel
in mystery, and the name; Of the seconds
and the other principals are not vet known.
Mat. kei,h's wounds are doing well.
Isaac Andrews, cclorcl man, WI; shot and
killed Monday night, and to-day Monrc.
johnson, colore,i, wis arrested as his muir
dcrcr, and Ca,s,i,,s NJ. Clay, also colored, a.
his accessory.
Weather very warm again. Mercury ut
) y. M. %; at 7P. m. %.
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Military Activity.

LONDON, July 1S.-TeIcgrams from
Paris confirm the reports that feeling Of
distr,lst and insinceritv prevails On the
Bourse. notwithstanding the Withdrawal If
Leopold. Troops are moving through Paris
kor the frontier. and there seems no abate-
ment Of military activity in other quarters Of
France.
3 II isaid the Belgian Government is pro-
viding for warlike contingencies, and all
leaves of absence have been recalled, and
troops have hem ordered TO the frontier
with instructions to destroy railways and tel
esraphs in case Of invasion by foreign
armv
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Constipation, fltulcnee Inward Pile. fuiiness III
Blood to the Head, Aoidity If the stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Tor
F1st, fullBesso r Weight in
the Stomach. Sour
Eructations, Sinking
fluttering nj tho Pit AZ the Stom-
ach, Summing Of the Head, Hurried OF
Dfneuh breathing, fluttsring at the Heart thok
ing "r sunsrating Sensations when IN j Ly-
Ing Posture, Gmness al Vision,
Dots Webs before the
sight, Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency offer
spiratio0, lelowness Of the skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest
Limbs. etc, Sudden Flsheso f Heat Burning in the
Flesh. Constant Imaginings OF Evil. and Great De
preston ot Spirts-all Indicate disease ii the Live.
or digestive organs. combined with impure blood
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Fatal l'ODDha6O0.

QiNcY, July IA collision between the
freight train Of Z. B. 4 q. r. r. and the
passenger train on the Toledo, Wab..l, &
Western Railroad ut Fowler Station this
morning, resulted in the killing Of break
man Hamill and injurins the engineer and
fireman and smashing the locomotive and
6cc
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France and Prw..ia IN aor Figs.a

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-OfiCial advice;
at hand last night from our fureign repre-
seiitative', asserting that there was little or
no reason to doubt that a war between France
and Prussia would at once he iratig,,rated,
!,sl to something Of an informal conference
thi; morning between the President, MEM
hers of the Cabinet and several Senators and
Members, rs to whether the Administration
should not take some measures 10 reinfor,.
it,; position in the WAY Of naval strength, in
order TINT the government might lc prepared
Ion any unforeseen emergency. One Of these
emergencies was mentioned to I've the prc'n-
bic attempted seizure of Cuba by France.
S..mc members ProPnedth Congress; should
increase the naval appropriation. No step,
however, was taken in Congress, there 'eins
mere all,lsion in debate that the govern
mcnt might need more internal revenue IN
the event Of falling oft in customs, while
the news later in the day promised 4 peace
tul s.lution Of the situation.
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MONTREAL, July 14.-One Of the most
fearful forms that ever visited this country
swept over here last evening, and actually
syesd sys.ysG"s ]. its way ,Se
hundreds severely damaged, hut no loss Of
life yet reported. Two large freight sheds
Of the Grand Trunk r. r. pfoArated the loSs
on them alone Is immense. All telegraPhic
communication with the city saopped. Rn-
mors Of still greater damage at other points.
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Re010O.

CAxAxDAIcuA, N. Y, July l3-The
jury in the case Of Gen. StarT, tried for vio-
l.line Tie neatsaliy laws in being oua.ecaed
with the Fenian raid, bEosght in . verdict Of
guilty On two counts Of the indictment, With
a Recommendation 10 mercy. The case Of
Col. Thompson, similarly charged. occupied
the rest Of tbe day, and resulaed u similar
verdict. The tE;al Il Naasex begins To-
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DETR OFT.
Confession Of q Murderer.

DETROIT, July 1i.-Edwari Hu,y, the
man arrested Oh the suspicion Of havin:
murdered the two women this morning, ha.;
nfcsssed to the deed. Mrs. Phillips, nearly
10 years old, was on visit 70 her daughter,
Mrs. Clair, widow who was living with
Hng. His motive was money, Which he
enlcavOred to obtain, by threats, from Mrs.
Clair. Upon her refusal 10 satisfy his de-
mand, he procured hatChet and struck her
several times on the head. The noise
aroused the old woman, who was sleepin. in
another room. lIoag, hearing her scream,
ran in and finished the bloody work.
Mrs. Phillips head wal literally cut to
pietvs. Alter having murdered both women
H"aS set both beds on fire with kerosene
oil lamp, took his trunk out the side door
and went 70 the water closet, where he re-
manned till the neighbors were aroused by
the dense Hnoke. Afler the fire was extin-
g,lisl,ed, Mrs. Clair was found 70 have
Crawled from the bed. She WAS removed 10
the ncighbors and died in about an hour.
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PARIS, July l3.-The Constitutional il
pacific to-day, hut the other journals continue
tO fill their columns with the details Of war
like preparations.
The Bourse tonight Is agitated, rente;
having fallen IL 60 francs 81 centines.
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TerriHle RailroaA Accident.

NASHVILLE, July 1.-THE north hound
passenger train on the Nashville 4 Decatur
K. L., broke through bridge near Hyne-
vile yesterday, and fell into the stream be-
lbv. Tom. VNeal telegraph repairer,
received wound Of which he died last night.
Sam. Jones q brakeman, was desperately
wounded and ten or twelve passenger,
among whom we're several Ladies, more o.
les hurt, some Of them sericurly.
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G 4 M REWARD WILL BL GIVEN FOR IN
ClVU fOAAATlOS which VIII lad 10 the de-
lection AZ The Discseant VIM, o. the night u the
Fourth u Jelly. eatesed % the psenies Of The Nm.
derIEDed * mis- vest u the City. and destroyed
. lnsse nu1Asr q Guit tsees snd committed other
depfsa.ass0 ~ n ;. PARROIT.
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AnciDe1 - AnDa.

DETROIT, July l4.-At IN early hour this
morning, house occupied By Mrs. Philips
and daughter was discovered 70 be on fire.
When the flames were extinguished the two
women were found dead and their bodies
horribly mangIed. A man RaDed Edward
Hoag Who lived with the women vas arrested
on suspicion, but denies the crime.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 13-Tboma, Hill
hon, head Of the firm Of HilbOn 4 Co.,
wool brokers', il reported to have disappear
Ell with sixty thousand dollars belonging to
the firm
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Irish Pr0ec,eeoesLG.e.I com,


NEW YORK, July 12.-TO-day being the
anniversary Of the hattie Of the Royne, the
Irish Protestants turned out in great force,
and after parading through the streets they
proceeded TO Elm Park, in the uITer Part ii
the city, to enjoy picnic. All along the
line Of march the Irish Catholics jeered ut
and inst,lted them. As soon rs the Orange
men entered the park the narri.s who work
on the Boulevards and other public works
in the vicinity, being joined by other Catho-
lie Irishmen, marched toward the Park, to
the number Of about four hundred. Being
refused admission. they broke down the
fence, and one Of their number entered and
discharged his revolver at the Orangesnen.
He was instantly shot dead. A general fight
cnS,ied, and several men were killed and \
large number wounded. A strong police
force was coon on the SPOT, and finally sue
ceeded in quelling the riot. Subsequently,
the cars conveying Oransemen down town
we're attacked, and several persons wounded.
Eight cars were badly damaged.
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
The Democratic General Committee of
King County tonight passed resolutions op-
posing the importation Of Cinnamon, and
advocating the enforcement Of the eight hour
ISWS
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SAN FRANCISCO, July l3.-The RepubIi-
can State Convention has resolved that Cen
Cooks bill against the importation cf
Chinese, embodies the sentiments OF the Re
publican party Of California
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THt health Of the city is mitch better THU,
ever before at this season Of the year. Ccfi-
sidering the extremely warm weather, there
has been very little sickness.
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WASHINGTON, July A.-Hoa. d. 8.
Norton, United States Senator from Min
nesota- died this forenoon, about O'Clock,
uf consumption. He had been coaGned 10
bed for the lat three OF four weeks.
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