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RUSSIA.

THE GOVERNMENT FIRM BUT CoECILIAToRY
ST. PErERsRURG, November 10, 8 PM
The reply OF The Russian Government to
Earl GranVtlle's letter was promptly for
warded to London. RuGSia adopts high
Iy conciliatofy tone, but remains entirely
firm in the position already adopted, and
refutes at length the statement that the
motives OF the prtncipalities in contraven-
ton of the treaty OF Paris Injured to her
advantage. She appeals to all friendly
Powers to note the fact that q Congress is
impossible in the present state Of the
principal European Powers, and that Rus
sia expressly dlselaims any hostile tnten-
tiOns or desire to disregard any provisions
OF the treaty of Paris other than those
which are generally admitted to be unjust
and oppressive against her. She would
deeply regret the interruption of friendly
relations, which she has endeayored TO
culminate with Great Britain: but she re-
peats her intention to act upon previous
notification in regard To the Black Sea.
The general feeling Of the people of st.
Petersburg is favorable to the position of
the government. GOrtsehakoff had q
long Interview yesterday with the Italian
Minister and a special envoy from Flor
pnCe.
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Chicago Harket.

By Teiezraphl CHICAGO. Nov. 10.
FLoUR-Extra supernne spring quiet at
s. 50G6.
lower; No. Chicago spring q l01l lO1< for
cash, and 81 liz for Decem Der; this after
noon the market was unsettled and fairly
active at u 005zgl 10 for cash, and gl l0T8
81 IL for December.
CoRN-steady, with moderate demand ;
No. 2, 649041zc cash or fn November: IN
the afternoon nomtnally Csc cash, and &c
In November.
OATs-Steady, with a moderate demand I;
No. 2. 42c.
RYE-Steady; No. 2, T3c.
BARLEY-Dun and prices nominal; No.
2, s3c.
HIGHWIEEs-Firm at SIC IN lion.
MESS PoRK-t20 50G21 cash, and 10 for
future delivery.
LARD-l25To.
HoGs-D1II at 90 25@s s5i packed 10 date
1880 mead.
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PRUSSIA.
Especial to the World.l

BERLIN, November 20.-Odo Russell has
received assurances from Bismarck that
there Is no private understanding between
Russia and Prussia on the Black Sea Ques-
ton.
II is asserted that Russia has declared
her willingness 10 grant very extensive
people.
Bismarck will be represented in the
North German Parliament by Herr Dell
bruck.
The result OF the Prussiau elections Is as
follows: Conservatives, 139; Free Con-
Eervatives, 80; Old Liberals, 2C: National
Liberals, I04; Left Ceutre, IS: FOrtschritf
A. Poles, 10; Particulars, 8; Catholics, 43,
and underlined, -.
BERLIN. November 21.-The treaty adj
mittiug the States OF Baden and Hesse
into the North German Confederation has
been signed. The details will be adjusted
By Conference within a fortnight.
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Tn Leitsr for tae Recall OF Minister

The-Leitrr for tae Recall or Minister
MOtieg On Its Wsy to England
All Departments and Public BusI-
ness 90 ba closed on Thanksgiving
Day-COllectOr Murphy NOs 70 be
Removed - Three Hundred Re-
CFuigs TO be Sent TO the 2lst q. 8.
Infantry, at San Diego, California.
WASHINGTON, November 49, 1t
has been officially ascertained that the
letter for the recall Of Minister Mot
ley is now on its way to England, and
until it shall have been received by
him he will, of course, be regarded as
the representative of this Government
at the British Court.
The assumption in England that
Russia and the United States have a
secret understanding, does not appear
to have q good foundation.
The President, this afternoon, on
being asked as to the truth of the
London telegram on the subject of
the alleged dispatch to Secretary Mo-
ran, in reference to the Alamama
Claims, replied that the first he had
heard of the matter was In the morn
ing papers.
The different Departments and all
places of public business here are to
be closed on Thursday next, Thanks
giving Day, and all work suspended
during the day.
There is 40 truth in any of the re-
ports that Collector Murphy, of New
York, will be removed, nor of his res
ignation having been rendered. There
is authority for stating that the Off
cial conduct of Murphy Is thoroughly
sustained by the administration in
every particular.
Senator Schurz had long inter
view with the Secretary of State to-
day.
The Superintendent of the recruit
ing service, at Cincinnati, has been
directed to forward three hundred
recruits to San Diego, California, for
assignment in the 2lst Infantry.
The Internal Revenue receipts for
the fiscal year to date, are SIC, ,504. .430
The custom receipts from November
1st to 9th, inclusive, are 81, ,557 ,267.
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Cincinnati Warket.

BY Telegraph CIHorEHATI, Nov. 10.
CorroN---Quiet and unOhangedi mid
ding, ib9l5Ic.
FLoURSIn good demand az fun prices I;
sales at Cd 5000.
WHEAT-In good demand az full prices ;
sales at 81 I7ai %.
CoRN-steady, with moderate demand
at 4S050o.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged at Soc.
OATs-Demand good at fuli pricesi sales
at 40G4lc.
BARLEY-Higher grades have advanced
TO 81 l09l IS.
GRooERIEs Steady.
OILs-UnchanRed.
EGos-Demand good AZ full prices; sales
at &c
BUTTER AND CHEEsE--steady, with q
moderate demand.
SEEDs-Bteady; clover 90 2j00 70; Timo-
thy 81 IS; Flax Oh S0MI85.
ROVI5IOEs-Irregular.
POHK-t2iM2i %.
LARD-l21zWl31Sc.
BULK MEATs-BhOulders z5<M8o; sides
liH@Ils<os half to 20 cured; demand very
light.
GREEN SHoULDERs-Demand good ct full
prices; sales 1890 pieces at &c on the
spot. and &c for future deliveryi sides dull
at DC: hams ll0Il5&c.
HoGs-Demand good and prices advan-
ced 70 81 4096 65; receipts 100.
WHIsKY-Dull and market unsettled, $40
SO asked.
GoLD-sl L..
ExcHAEGE-Pnr buying.
MONEY MARIET-Easy.
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By Telegraph 81. LOUIS. NOV. 10.
COTToN-Dull at 141<9l45<o.
FLOUR-Demaud fair and market firm (.
superdne winter "a 2194 D; extra 81 $50
62%.
WHEAT-Dull and declined 21<o; No. 2
red winter 81 30.
Constellation az 44o for mixed; CSC for
choice yellow, and 70872c for white.
OATs-Held higher sales at 43a40c.
BARLEY-Firm at 850Gl.
RYE-Easier at 70N7lc.
Tobacco and hemp unchanged.
BAGdING-28%c.
Provisions Lower and irregular; pork
f2IM22.
BULK MEATs-Order lots shoulders %
9IZc; clear rios 125za13c; clear sides l31<c.
BACON-Shoulders 18LSc.
LARD-Nominally lower.
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VOL. XXI.

n fireman. was killed by falling walls;
Inspector Holloway was buried under the
ruins for four hours but escaped with
slight injuries; and q man naEned O'Don-
nell had his leg broken.
The Helena, Big Horn g. Cheyenne Rail-
road aud Telegraph Company, on Satur-
cay, elected the following Trustees at
Helena, Montana: B +. Potts H. d. Wash
burn, l.. Il. Hauser, l.. b. Church. L. Hoss-
field, e. @. Hently, James Mass, j. A.
Wall and W. e. Cullen. Gov. 3. r. Potts
was elected President; Gen. II. d Wash
buru, Vice President; l.. II. Hossheld,
Cashier, and W. Z. Cullen. Secretary. Ar
rangements were made for an early COM
men cement and vigorous prosecution of
the work.
II is reported that a certain Senator is
drawing mp resolutions based upon the
Grant-Cox correspondence. to be intro
duced in the Senate as soon as that body
meets, providing for a thorough tnvestiea-
ton OF the alleged corrupt use OF money
by VIM. McGarrahau, while trying to & ct
a patent for disputed land claims. Some
rich developments are anticipated, and
those who claim TO be perfectly familiar
with the inside history Of this case aver
that the investigation will disclose as
founding corruption on the part of Off
elals, some of whom are In Congress.
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Louisville Market.

BY Tolegraph.l LoUGsVIL.Lm, Nov. 10.
ToBACoO-SRles OF s5 hhda lat 50 30a0 70
for common to good luRs S70l4 for low 70
medium leaf
BAGGING-Steady at 275z928c.
COTroN-Firner; mfddlinE l45ze.
FLOUR-Firmers extra family % 5O.
GRAIH-Quiet and unchanged.
HoGs-Stider and less active at 55z0b16c.
PRowIsIONg-DemAndg good bulk meats
Is DAYS In salt, shoulders SIC; clear ribs
I2c; clear sides I3c; mess pork ~ So
WHIsKY-steady at s98slc.
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AUSTRIA

vienna, November 20.-The debate on
the address to the Crown, has commenced
in &he Lower House OF the Reichsrath.
The Polish Delegates apprehendtng mis-
construction of their motives, deSIsted
from opposition. The Tyrolese Deputies
adopted the same policy for ths same
reasons.
LATER.-After long debate in the Low
er House. the address was carried by a
vote of % to 81.
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Erie Before the COurts-ArFlTai OF
the u. s, Frlgate Delaware.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The Ramsey
Erie case was before Judge Brady
to-day, in the Supreme Court. In
this case, the defendants insisted Oh
going to trial, aud the plaintiffs being
unprepared to go on. they permitted
a default to be taken, and the COM
plant was dismissed. Justice Brady
vacated that dismissal.
The United States steam frigate
Delaware, with Admiral Rowen, ar
rived this morning from the East
Indies.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, November 20-In Richscrath,
to-day, the Ministry carried the address
on the throne by q large majority.
The journals OF this city are vigorously
anti-kussian.
The Austrian rep'y to the Prussian note
day.
The resignation of the PotakI Cabinet
has been expected for q day or so, but IL Is
denied that any such action wac cOntem-
plated.
Sheridan has left Pesth for Constsn-
tinople.
The Abend Poste denies that Austria has
made any propositions for war.
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Memnhis Mnrkni.

BY Telegraph. MMNPHIs. Nov 10.
b COTTON fair and prices ad-
vanced TO AZ; receipts for the day 4,19l
bales; shipments 2,152.
FLoUR-Dull and prices nominal at 81 90
@6O0.
CoRE-Dull and holders anxious 70 sell
at S0c.
OATs-Dull and prices nominal at 47o.
HAY-Dull and prices a shade lower;
sales at g2002j.
LARD-D1il an 1 declined 20 l41<gleo.
BACON-5caTce and drm.
BULK BHOULD7kRs-Henvy receipts do
press the EaarEeSi sales a. "a sides IKE
1qlLc
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European Markets.

By Telegraph LoEDoHs Nov. 10.
Consols 825<; bonds steady 62s 66gz; Cos
So: CTS SS1[; 10-40s S5085x; stocks nFmer :
Erie ia illinois Central los +; Great West
ern 30.
LIVERPOOL, November l9.-COtton irm-
er; uplands .05s; Orleans VI sales 1000
bales: California white wheat lla 81 (
spring o. 8d@l0s Cd old 9s 81 winter l0a Cd
CLOS l0d; -four 81 corn new dlI9elszi oats
"a. peas 4015s pOrk lf8; beef, new l29s lard
y; cheese 7lI: Cumberland mlddiea 4b :
long clear mlddles O.: refined petroleum
Is I'd talioW 45.
FRANKFORT, November l9.-BOnds 925k
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TURKEY.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, Nov. 1.-THE Infringe
ments OF the Paris treaty OF 1856 Is dwelt
on by Gorlschakoh as follows: The union
of the Danubian Pr1ncfpRIities, the cleo
ton OF Charles as HospOdar, and the pas
ssee of Turkish frigates through the Bos-
phoTns. The Vizier replied, saying an Inn
mediate answer was impossible, and that
the subject must be submitted TO the great
powers of Europe.
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RUSSIA.
Words speciaI.l

ST. PETERSBURG, November Is, via. Lon
don. November 2D.-An imposing iron-clad
Russian squadron will shortly make its
aDpearancs In the Dardanelles, and mill
tary force will on the Danube If Vienna
and Constantinople are less compliant
than Russia hopes.
IgnatIf has started for Constantinople
10 furnish exnlicIL INSTRUCTIONS.
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By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10.
FLoUR-supernne ca 75i Xxx o Is; xxx
IS 90.
HAY-E30.
PORE-SM.
LARD-Tierce, old and new, 151f8lgxc.
BUaAR-Dull prime iO0ioZc.
MoLAssEs-prtme N1G5c.
OtherS unchanged.
COTTOE-Firmer; Balesi OF 5000 bales
middlinRs at lB1z8151Sc; receipts $780, exc
ports to Liverpool 8,ll0; TO bremen 2.Ol6 J
cOastwfse ], ,258.
sTERLIEG-Nominally p; sight \ dis
count.
GoLD-l2Z.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE. Nov. 20-The Austrian AM
bassador asks for special audience with
the King for the purpose of rendering con-
gratulattOns TO his Government on the
election Of the Duke OF AostR TO the
throne OF Spain.
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Corner OF Fourth and Locust Sts.r


Is prepared to Gum, Straighten, Retooth
and perform Repairs on SAWS OF every
description. All repairs warranted 10 De
well done. In connection with this ne
Will receive orders for Large or Small
CIRCULARS, Of the best English Cast
Steel, at the lowest market prices
All Saws sold by me warranted saws
filed and set. Particular attention paid TO
cumming and Strengthening large Circular
Saws. Orders from distance promptly
Vile Ind noVl6-lm
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Nov. I9.--AmeTican Generals
at the PruBsian camps say Paris is doomed,
and must fail before the 18th OF December.
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The Election or Butler, Of Tennessee
10 Congress to ibe Contested.

NASHVILLE, November 1J.-W hlte.
Democrat, announces his inten-
ton to contest the election of Butler
to Congress from the First District, on
the ground of alleged frauds on the
ballOt-box.
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ImmigratI0n Convention.


INDIANAPOLIS, November 19.-The
Governors of Kentucky aud Dakots,
have also appointed full delegation
to the approaching immigration Con-
vention. Delegates representing the
Boards of Trade of Boston, Chicago,
st. Louis, Milwaukee, Louisville,
Nashville, st. Paul, Indianapolis,
Cincinnati. aud other large cities, will
be present. a number of leading
public men of the country have signi-
fed their intention to be here during
the deliberations of the Convention,
which promises to be marked in its
personnel as one Of great ability, and
fully competent to deal with import
ant questions that will be presented.
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
England Demands An Armlstlce fOF
France.
Signs OF War.
Strengta Of the Russian Army.
Important Movements indicate an
Impending Battle near Paris.
Republican Demonstration at Tours,
Reported Battle at Dreux.
The Russian Question Looks More
Pacific
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VIC Weather.

New YORK, Nov. 10. II M.-The
weather is cold and windy. A heavy
snow storm set in half an hour since.
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 20.-It is thought here
that the aspect OF the Russian difficulty IS
more pacific,
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ITAIY

FLORENCE, Nov. 10 The Russian ques-
tion is SILL under consideration by the
Italian Government.
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MOSDAY. EOVEMBEB 2i. 1870.

THE drying fire in the tobacco barn
Of Mr.. J. FL. Daniels, near Buffalo,
Spencer County, caused the destruc-
ton Of the barn ard about three
thousand pounds of tobacco last week.
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EeW YORK Gold and STOCK Harkot.

STERLING G-Quiet at e3Sn0K
GoLD-Lower; opened at 81 l15k. touched
u 1901 1876, and closed steady az Oh i2%0
lz1s. Loans down at l94 per cent. Garry
ing rates nat. Clearanoes t84,O00 600. Exc
ports for the week 1850, 900.
GoYERNlfENTB-HiRh and strong
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Cotton ReceIpts--OODfldential Do.
teCtlVe or The Treasury Depart.
ment Watching Government Of1ls
cIaIs and Others, In New York
Bank statement - Financial Mat
faWa

NEW YORK. November 19.-The cotton
receipts for the week, from all ports is I22,-
1873 bales, and exports, 81 ,655 bales.
The recent decline in whisky, and the
general depression in this particular trade,
has caused a suspension OF some of the
houses IN the liquor trade, heretofore n
high standing.
A ruInor has gained much currency,
that wholesale and retail grocery firm,
identified with the business interests of
New York city tor a long series OF years,
mad failed, but IL could not, however, be
authenticated.
In regard to the recent frauds on reve-
nue., Ia the matter OF false weights at the
custom house, a report Is current that a
firm whose books were seized. has compro-
missed with Government officials for e200,-
OoO.
1t is stated that confidential detective
of the Treasury Department at wash
tngton IS In this city, watching closely
both the government officials and the
merchants.
The bank statement has an unfavorable
exhibit. but on being analyZed is not as
bare as IL seems on the face. The banks
now hold sl3 ,59l reserve above the
twenty-five per cent. required by law,
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BarkWeII 6 Harvey,

SURGEONS AND ORTHOPEDISTS
OFFICES
Third street, over Denby d. Kum-
er's OAlee. oct25-3m
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NeW YorF Drg 0ooT1 rarreI.

By Telegraph NEW YonK, Nov. Ig.
Th9 dry goods market isunief. bat prices
generally are steady. Amoskeau corset
Jeans llz; Pequot cOl0red do f2Jemla0s
Naumkeag GaUnB laSml6es AmCaEGnH
z5o; EllertOu II brown do 1906 paper cnn-
prlcH % for plain, and l05S Tor high C0iunas
heavy brown Hheetings f2<ml1o FOR best
makes; prints OF standard brands 1895
neaEy brown drills 18Gl&<s Stark "a haRH
aOc, aud Premium do a2Js.
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Masonic.

c,.p,ry LoDGR. No. -. Regular commu-
',,nn. at Masonic Hall. in tiardy's Building
Nv nv Wednesday of the week in which the moon
,sns T. Clark, W ~. b. W. Prchard
Secretary.
#, LEBANON X. A. CHAPTER. Meetings al
uls,,ic Hall on Wednesday afternoon OF the
urek in which the moon fulls. > u h""Joh
', II mr. I II Jones, Secretary.
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Administrators sale.

'l'lIl subscriber will sell ~ Public Auction.
" not previously disposed Of 1T private
snlc,l on the premises ~ widow Wcbbcf's IN
Upper Meadow. 50 called. IN Newbury, VT
Un To, sdaN, the 18th day Of Nov IN0. ~ 10
o'clock -. M, about ~ acres Of Meadow land.
aud about 90 ncics of hll land adjoining. sub
icct to mortgage Of about staJO, being part
Uf the estate Ut WIN. wcbbor, late Of said
New bury deceased LEVI TABOR,
Wen kiter' Nov. :, lhdo. ~ Admir-.
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VI u fslED.


STATE OF VERMONT Bradford District.
- ssh Probate Court holden at West
Faitlcr. on the 2lst day Of Novrmi,cr. \. -.
1870, Peter NJ nickcy, Esq administrator of
the estate of john GpOdwin late ui Gop-hatn
ia ,aid District. deceased. makes application
10 said court for license 10 sell all OF the real
estate of said deceased. representing that said
sale j. necessary for the payment ui tho debts
of said deceased whcreupon II j. ordered by
said court that said application come under
consideration aud hc heard on the "a Tuesday
Of Dorrtnlrf \. u. $50, ~ tlt" PROBATE ONCE
IN West Fairlce aud II is further ordered that
all persons Interested bc uuuied hereof by
publication uf notice Of this application aud
order thercut. three weeks succcssitcly IN tho
National opinion printed 1T Bradford. Vt,
before fad time of hearing. that they may ap.
pear at snik tinc aud place, aud II they see
cause. Object thereto.
By the cUurt,=-nttcst.
ALVAll BEAN. Register.
A true copy of record attest.
% ALNAII BEAN, Register.
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u.r.dford Council No. IL.

Meetings at Masonic Hall ON "Wednesday af-
:. moon Of the week III which the moon luis
" t Iu1,,'tbs nf September December, March,
~ AZ ,,np Daniel Hurlbut, T. /. G. NJ; Rev.
i Hritton Recorder.
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Nr1uopIsr EPIscor~L CHURCH. Rev. Z.
W. pastor. Sabbath services-morning
ihv'' .fternoon ut l:l5, and o'clock
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. j. X. vii
,;,ws, Pastor. Sabbath Services at 9t li;9o A.
u and 1915, and o'clock +. Nj The latter
- The Academy buildingl
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Bradford Village
Mails

Southern mail closes at 1918 An arrives
o. Snr,hern mail closes at go p. NJ. arrives
at Han atapx arrives at 10
a pn.tou mail closes at $50 IN, arrives at
q A n,
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.-FrOm
the catalogue of this institution, it
appears that there are this year four
hundred and thirty-eight students,
divided as follows; Medical depart
meut, A; Academical, 800; Scien-
titic, II; Agricultural, IL; Thayer
department, /. OF these New
Hampshire has 1853, Vermont SO,
Massachusetts 40, Maine %, Con
necticut 6, Rhode Island one.
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Railway Trains.

o.iro South-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
.,o'i5 A. ~; Express, l2.l6A NJ; Freight,
a45rM stock MONDAYS day. 10, rM R-,drora at
1v. Express. 9.32 Freight, $780, AN
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Lumber from the Pasumpsic Rail.
road to stations on the Conn. River,
New London and Fitchburg lines
will be carried by actual weight AT
ter May /, 1871, in accordance with
vote passed at Bellows Falls on
Monday last.
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1. o. orc. Il.

r,ytssips Lopez, No 90. Meetings every
r,,.dar evening. at Templr's Hail, SheP-
,.rd.on's Building. G.. l.. Butler W. {. r.
G. C. Doty, Secretary.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Tuesday of
last week DR.. Albert Dodge of Chel-
sea, was seriously injured by being
thrown from his carriage. He has
no use of his left knee joint, and
probably will not have for some
time. This confines him to his room ,
but he has lot of friends, and their
calls keep time from dragging so
heavily as it otherwise would.
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HIND ford brass ham IL /.

ys.e furnished for Fairs, picnics, &c. n
reasonable rates.
II. H. GLASS, Leader.
IN. DAVIS Clerk.
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FREE BEIDGE.-The people in
the vicinity Of Bellows Falls, on
both sides of the river, are rcioicir g
over a free bridge across the Con
uccticut, which connects WeStmin,
stcr, Vi, and Walpole, \. II. The
only other free bridge on the Con-
necticut is the one bctw cen Norwich
cad Hanover The work. moves.
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Mas, u. r. VVashburm. q. 4. H..

DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT,
yy,hom. Co,n'r. II. W. Cobb, Adit.
Meets First aud Third Friday each month,
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Fire alcpnrtlncnt.

WnrsyIlLR FIRE ENGlNf Go. j. C. Stearns
Foreman; Alden stevens oierk, meetings. u"
81, 6r,t Thursday of every month.
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ar.~d scientific Association.

uo.tirgs semi-monthly, at their rooms IN
~ ~, i,uildinp. Rev Sila7 Mckecn ID. D.,
urasilent; c. H. Harding secretary.
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If Spain had hurried up her work
and elected Duke of Aosta King
six months earlier, all the nations of
Europe would have enjoyed a hap.
pier Christmas than they are now
likely 10 do.
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The Republicans of Maryland
have reduced the Democratic ma
iority in the State from $4,000 to
$4,000.
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MONUMENT ERECrED.-A monu,
ment costing $1,000 has been erected
in the cemetery at Hanover, n. H.,
in memory of ex-President Lord, of
Dartmouth College.
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For the first time i'll nine years,
the Republicans have control OF the
Common Council of Detroit.