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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-06
NiETlC.


!. Red nee five seventies of a
square mile TO "A compound number.
.. The difference in longitude be-
tween Chicago and New York is II
degrees. 5G minutes. What is the
difference in time !
3. Name and define the different
kinds Of fractions.
4. What is the annual interest on
sjiIG2 Tor five years, seven months
and eight days.
5. What are the present availS OF
note for $500, due eight months
hence, at bank which charges {
! per cent discount :
6. Define and Illustrate Simple
and Compound Proportion.
:. How many cords in a pile o
wood 10 feet long, 6 feet high, til,
wood being I | > feet long,
s. In an aiitlmctical series III,
greater extreme is l2j, common diff
ference Is, and number of terms -
what is the less extreme 7 Explain
the process.
o. My farm is in the form Of
uprfrct circle. The diameter of if /
200 rods; how many acres are Their
in the farm.
10. If three men can chop cord
of wood in FIVE days, how man
cords can seven men chop in tw
days.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-06
Report Of the Committee on the
Examination Of Candidates for
the MUitdry ana Norat Schools.
To the Hon. i. u. Poland. Member Of
Con5ress from the Second Congres,
SiOHdl District. Vermont.

TO the Hon. j.. r. Poland. Member Of
Congress from the Second Congress
siOndl District, Vermont,
The undersigned, committee ap,
pointed for the purpose of examin-
ms candidates TO be nominated by
YOU for admission to the Military
Academy, at West Point, and the
Naval Academy, at Annapolis. re.
specially report that they met the
several candidates for such appoint
ments. at White River Junction, in
( the above named District, on the
Sd and lth days of May, instant,
and performed the duties OF their
appointments
There were present seventeen
candidates, Of whom five were APP
plicant~ for appointment to the Ma
ual. and the remainder TO the Mill .
tary Academy. They were all eN- /
amined in Writing, Spelling, Allth- |
mctic, Geography, History and
Grammar. Reading was omitted
for want of time E; but it could not
have changed the result. Some Of
&, the questions proponndrd, Of which
copies are hereto appended, were
printed, and the answers required
in writing. The remainder of the
examination was conducted orally
by the several members OF the com
mittce. The young men all showed
good degree Of proficiency in the
branches in which they were exam
med, and the committee only regret
that a larger number cannot be APP
pointed from so many worthy APP
plicantS.
After a thorough examination.
: and fair consideration of the quail
i ilicatonS of the candidates, both
mental and physical, the committee
are unanimously of the opinion that
that they recommend for nomination
. by YOU for admission 10 the two
y academies, the following young
II men, in the order of precedence here
" indicated, viz:
FOR THE MILITARY ACADEMY.
" Victor II. Bridgman of 'artlwNk.
" Th"ophilus Grort OF st. Johnsbury
1t Andrew l.. Mcmillan of Danville.
II TillotSon w. ellison OF Hartford.
!" Charles X. Lincoln of Chelsea.
- Charles II. Walter Of Bradford.
a., FOR TIE NAVAL ACADEMY.
- William 4. Dutton of Hartford.
f., Charles +. CorlisS OF Brad ford.
Il; Your committe recommend sever
Ia al candidates, so that, in case III,
~ first nominated should fail to az
,n ccpt the appointment for any reason
as another might be nominated Will
.o out new examination.
.v Respectfully submitted,
N BENZ, II. STEELE,
-, &. i. FROST. ro,,,.;
-, ROSWELL FhRNAAN, {
~ ). +. pINGREE,
White River junction, W., May
" 1-~u
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-06
GEOGRAPHY.

|. Define Astronomical, Ply steal,
and Political Geography.
II. On the longest day at the
Arctic Circle, ut what point on the
carihS surface is the sun vertical
III, Explain the change Of sea.
sons.
". Name the five great lakes of
North America. and their outlets.
Y. Describe the Rhine aud the
Potomac.
VI. Draw small mapof Vermont,
showing the Counties, as well as the
Rivers, Mountains, Sc.
VII. Explain the various lengths
of degrees of longitude and latitude
at different points upon the carth''
surface.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-06

The following is the printed list
of questions propoundcd to the
candidates:
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-06

The most Simple, Practical, aud Economical
Sewing Machine made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

"WEDNESDAY, April s0.-FLorR AND MEAL-Tho
market continues active for shipping GRADS steady
prices sales 1900 bills, OF about double the rccc ns
extra. state. &C., 1.7sssis; round hoop oil sisJ
do double extras, tSase, do. winter wheat extras
as city shipping Extras. u sSs5; city trade and IAN,
Nv brands, tsoNF25 southern supefs, stJo9tS; do.
shlrpne and family brands, IS s@ts, rye -four u 50
@S9o corn meal N.75stS5O; jersey bag meal, u 30
SuNDRtEs-tot In more demand middling IN
lands; 4S5sc. Petroleum rctlye SI&2dc. for refined.
siO. Fresnts active. closing at "a FOR wheat 70
Provisions Pork n ght demand. but nrmer.
for Thin mess; t2isiH for meas; so 80 6os al s2s IS
balance tbs mon b. and NAV and June Beef In better
demand; sales 600 bbls. at tlC@sH5 for plain mess.
more active; sales 100 rkEs. AZ i6@6Ec. for picsied
hams. Bacon dnl. Lard higher. and wanted sales
So At isc for No DhSlecs for city, and &c 70.
cseese unchanged. Eggs 1890.
o az SS,i sesso spns si IN
store and adoat tIit lot 30 10, In stnre d 20 for
req ViIginla 10 store ~ eai for am Der western
strong .sss 20 bush caasda Wei at ,I@sio!. aSa
600 hush California at sc. Oats in better and
SAcs o0oO bush. ONO and Western 6lc IN stoT e.
Gr for state In store and G9I@lOc anuat Rive In fAr
demand sales lion bush. at q o. Corn less active
but hrm sales ~ 900 bush Western mixed at 81 II
tli6 ahoat old do. o. In stores Southern yellow,
GRooERms-Conee was nrmer for Brazil STYLES. Al
Baltimore sales Of tgp bags Rio. Molasses In de,
mAnd AT former rates salcs ga hds q cs az Sc. for
CuDa, hnd Ufabsc. Tor Porto Rico Rlce rather dull
sales $50 tics at 6A6ic for Carolina Sugars In Rood
demand with previous prices sustained We quote fair
to good refining sS@sSc sAalOAc. for Porto REQ I,
vita sales OF 10 hhos aud 100 Nes Havana poor at
089kcj renned In good demand and irm At IKE. for
crushed, and i2N@i2>sc. for son white.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

ALFORD.-On wednesday. Aprii 90, Anne Serena,
only daughter OF Edwin NJ and Fannie A. Afford, Jr,
aged years. months. and days. ..,
The relatives and friends OF the family arc reaDoctu
ly invited TO attend the funeral on Friday hpri 20
~ O'Clock from the residence OF her parents IS AIMS
CANFiEJD.-0n "Wednesday morning, April 20. Mar.
Hnycock Canneld AGED years, months, and day.
The relatives and friends OF the ftnty are respec!.
fully invited 70 attend hs funeral nc 81. 11mothys
lDr Geers) Church seth and 9th sts west OF Sth aV,
to-day llhureday) at o'clock.
CnRlSl-At Paris, France, on "wednesday morning.
niece OF Lorenzo Dcmonco. aud sister OF Charles Del
monico.
FARLEY Cornelius Farley, son of Cornelius and
Margaret Farley. aged years and months.
he relatives and rlenus OF the fam w are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral to-day Ghursday)
P0RrEl. On Wednesday. April 20. thomas Porter,
unera to-day Uhuraday) at o'clock from the resi-
dence OF his son.n-aw, Robert Buoo, $40 Bridge st.
Blooklyn Friends OF the family are respectfully IN
sTAMPA.-On Wednesday. April 20, Father, the he
loved wife Of Walter stampa and daughter q the late
Peter Douglas. mercnant, Edinburgh. Scotland
The funeral will take place from her late residence,
North Moore st, on Friday at o'clock - -
of william and Margaret C.Teevan, aged n years.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral TODAY Crhursday)
at O'clock from n late residence, eij Hudson st. -
WILsON.-On Wednesday afternoon. April 20, VII.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fuly requested to attend this funeral nom his late
residence AIS West S0th st., Friday afternoon At
O'Clock, without further notice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

In the Tommany the able management Of Josh
Hart Las brought back tho crowded houses Of l,lst
season, whHn Idnmany Mas in its greatest glory
The per orma1ce Is strictly variety, aud Is a re.
markably good ore, with the exception OF the ballet
The eOryphecs are evidently ahntcd, but require
drilling lhe pl6'HiersS diHSSlSsS, lowever-Mlles
De We're aid PennOyeT-ao MT up To the mark
icing very poor dancers. Dick Ralph excited much
enthusiasm by his songs and dances. but the lea.
lures OF the evenings entertainment were upquen-
liODably the singing OF Eva Brent and the Japanese
performance OF the Leon BlOlhers a youtg ,,ebu.
which We would " nh 10 see omitted, since II W,
not add the hilurity OF tue visitors to mans
rains spatteIcd upon the odd O. OF the orchestra
New stars are promised for nexI week and shortly
Mile Augusta, the beautiful AneriCrn ddAsstSe, win
arrive IRON Boston, when the ballet VIII prove q
very great attraction,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

WAereds Great irregularities have been practised In
the organization OF the lie sslaure IN the state Of
tion OF certain member as well aso ~ IN s reorgani
ration since tle act cf December last therefore,
De enacted BY ne Senate and H0bse OF hepreseHf1-
tires Q TIE United states Of Arei tea IN Congress
Georges is hereby dec AIRED TO be provisional and the
tanc shall continue subject 10 the provisions OF the
acts Of Congress of March 2 lS6i, and March 2S 1861
and OF Jny H. 1867, until the admission OF SAID state by
District.
svc ; And ~ n curfher eaac,ed That in accordance
with the PROVISIONS Of and unrer the powers aud lint
sad State commencing ON the 18th November, 1870 and
continuing as the President may DESIGNATE for all the
menbers the General Assembly OF said state PROV
det tor IN Tho Constitution of aid State. and opened
tS convention the nth day OF March. 15s which
election all persons who by SAID Constitution
ors shl he entitled TO vote And sad General Assem-.
on Tuesday the 18Th day OF December 1870 ana organ
ze preparatory TO the admission Of the state repre-
scntauon IL Congress The power and functions OF the
mrbefs OF the existing General Assembly snail
SEC 5. And BE- "a ruper esdcfed. that. whenever II
shal appear to the Pre- ident, application by
the Legsla ure OF anv State BY the Govei such
state when the Legislature cannot be convened. that
nciDa organization such State, thai cannot be sup
pressed by the loca authoriues IL shall the duty
the President To suppress uch domestic violence m
Tor that purpose he Is hereby authorized employ
military force Of the United stAtes and any portion OF
the militia OF any state he may deem saTy and 20
exercise AL tuch power and inlet such punf Mt
may py the laws The rules and articles OF war. be
eNcrci.ed or inflicted 10 case OF insurrectiou.
hKc 50 much OF the set EMIT ed act making
appropriations for the support the year
snIhs june 20 lss Ana for other purposes approved
Maich l'. as prohibits the organ zaton, aInng or
Gazing into service OF the mi mia in the Of
georgia. be and the same Il hereby repealed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

In State bonds tho leading feature new Tennes-
sees which advanced on active dealings from san to 80.
Next In point Of interest Mlssouris, which do
clincd from YAK e2k virpinia old being strong At
co. new at 90, and Alabama So at go South Carolnas
were In good demand at 90 new North Carolnas selling
at 22H, Now York bounty bonds iO9X, Louisiana
levee 6s at eX seller 10 DAYS City bank shares sold
Sw 4, u.s. ana fsnh Ssona cSk Ra HS%
mrrlgages were aenoy on wen Distributed dealings
a, Soy seconds 6lE and Contra Pscincs at tx The
F SS ooad fH Sad rsn
s3s inc2ne,, Shetsli and stock. iiI@NS. The earn
Company for Inc second week in Aprii slow an IN
e same period an zfnl Sas Of
r. Under the ease in money and the sutiepssd increase
m market onened strong and advanced the Vanderbilt
& for Se@ YORK On and & r
he ah ere SpSyc ns
to he close w; heavy and lover 90
nc regSrsd defeat Al Albany oi the new YORK Central
~ Sr2 scrip So The isnns on in The SalsScs q
S1 H. S Ss ess s;sd RsSapg ,opPps from @
pSs. c & SS Ne. s, x
S S g sx s.s.:s roe, TO-" % q: oSs s
,SsTs: Is.
& mssS os'1 of ~ pecto " ot s5s .
read was hello today foI o.ienbs purpose Of se!
hoTcycr hat more portsnt matters were introduced,
The term majority Of ne present direction b
classhcnon OF directors, and also for the coneoiida.
ton OF that extension OF the road connecting at
omaha With the Chicago and Rock Island. AZ
Already stated In these columns II lie believed
soc OF the Northwesten aud the present discussion
was for the purpose securing favor with the new i'm.
portant Interest Al the Boards the Dubuque sioux
i sold at 0I and Boston, Hartford, and Erie at tkes
~ The principal business IN the niscelaneous liat
was In Canton, which rose rom 69N to TON; Pacific
Mall ranging ut SIX TO s5b. and western Union Tcie
grath Mt Sk@SeR. Mariposa preferred sold NJ ~ and
Delaware and Hudson Canal AZ i21H. Express thares
were steady. with sales OF American At 81 end Wells
steady. with onot Atioua AZ r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY, April SOP M.-The gold market
also The other departments Of the Stock Exehau &C.
with the exception Of Guvrlme securities, have
been decidedly stupid 10 day. Wall street brokers
generally complain Of dearth OF orders. ana the
fluctuations have been 50 slight that proht could
scarcely he realized any investments, whether made
Tor rive or decline Tie gold market has kent re.
matkatly steady With majority Of dealings at ll3k TO
iljH Those who went short of gold this morning be
came disguised, and numbers covered at cent. loss.
while the bulls 1gure up profits at the close Of the
days transactions. There was late In the afternoon
attempt made to break the market by heavy sales but
the stcadncss Of the day was maintained There were
also small lots quietly sold, hut agRregatng several
millions, and though the market closed rm yet was
very unsatisfactory. because OF the general dullness
and inactivity which prevailed.
In the gold loan market the rates paid for having hal
anccs carried we've g. ~. 1. fiat, ~ and cent the
final rate after Clearing House beng The outward
bound steamers Nevada and Cuba took no specie. The
Hammouia. however ,wil carry over $4,000
The total clearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank were
Sio,5(OOOO. gold balances N2,6i2, and currency bal.
ances tl,l2o0S7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

The Government sale OF million gold to-day
ELECTED offerings to the amount OF tSt7Oo. at prices
ranging fOm III to 1871, a prominent nrm Offering
ll3Al ior the round million. The awards were made az
1854 TO 1881. Foreign exchange under less liberal
supply OF bills has been nImer though rates un-
changed. salos maze nj lCgA, less lilo though
the close leading houses refused TO draw less than full
rates these O9Js@iO9A for prime 60 days bills,
1904 9l09X for sight and iOsk@l0ek for commercial
Francs on Paris tbankers) were quoted at 5.lS4@JIA
to the dollar for long, and l6A@bl5 for sho.t.
The money market has been without essential change
the supply having been ABUNDANT al and v cent,
call according to the collateral. Tie currency move
ment is moderate, and favor OF the city banks The
discount market is scantily supplied with commercial
paper strictly nrstc!ass acce moving at 6
cent with quotstons of names less favoraby known
at higher rates
The chief Interest OF the street has centred in Govern
ment boldt which have hown decidedly more activity
and animation. Tie leading dealers report an active
demand for investment from tho Interior, and to-day
the foregn bankers have been large buyers, partcu.
larry OF the 6s G5s. and Gis or late the Inquiry nom
these sources has been limited, shipments Of bonds
abroad having been checked by the activity In money
In the continental centres and the consequent dcPres
sion OF national securities To-day. however, the al
vance IN 0os at London 10 $50 ex coupon has stimu
lated this demand Tesuing In rise in the home
ket TO li2X for s nix for 6s, ard NIX for 65s. The
anticipated defeat OF the Funding bill has impaired
strength the market, as also the prospective pur
chase OF one million bonds tomorrow by the Treasury
Tho supply Of bends coming upon the market IL ght,
the principal holders OF stock not being disposed 10
oner any imnortant amounts In view OF anticipated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
Arr,,.s-wnpNEspAr. Arril 70

Steamship Columbia, Havana. mdsc and pass
steamship Huntsville, Savannah, mdse and pass.
Ia. Anton, bremen, m lsS. aud pass.
bark Entracht, shields. coal.
BARK Teresa, MaracaiOo, coffee.
Bark Preclo.a, 6irgentc, sulphur.
Bars H. d. Sttyer, Trinidad de Cuba. sugar.
Brig Alex nndrr Nickes. Havana. sugar.
Drlg San l1etro, CasteiamaTc, mutt
rig - Mcleod, Demcrara, sugar.
Brig Fanny. MALAGA. wine aud lead.
Brig Herman, Matauzas sugar.
Brig Mcssina, Artce.Oo 7. ~. sugar.
tclir. Dexter, trinidad de CuAa. sugar.
schI. Emma Gilllat, Arroyo, L. u sugar.
sChr Glengarty, MatauZas, mO.aasus.
hchr. Hertz, BaracoA. lrut.
Schr Harmon Curtis. Arroyo, L. n, sugar.
Sem, Alpha. Manzanilla, ain leaf Sc.
Aisu. the usua river and rplsiNis vessels.
SAILED teamsmls Cuba and Nevada, Tor liverpool
shIs I0uaVc, ior Cadll byssie latktr Tor ~. John
\, 81 landos and ltcum ca tor rau tIauet,co
harks Alert, Tor Croust1ut Goe h. and N tie for
Bremen Queen ol the Fleet Tor rotterdam VI Cor.
hnI, for HINIc 81 urul., Tor RIO Jaurlro Emily
ior Bgenos Ayresy hnedale. Tor NiIanichi ~ g
Amy \. Lane aud Maurice, ioT tal,z Nara CIowCl
for Bahia anil a. for kingston, jan; onu osc, lor
81 Jugo JugH aud Mm. MCke.u !, T. NJ. johns : ,
Annie seymour, for Bermuda +, I. Dunalr, for -
schrs ng Dove, Cor FaTa Louisa Snllt, !1r Ason
vile Spectator. Tor ---.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT
LONDONDERRY, AuIi 2S-Doraa, New York
BREsr, April 20-Beonn, NewYOrk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
A Reaction AGAINST McRarland-John Graz
ham ApoIoRIzes 10 Mrs. Calhoun.

Rom Nee Jo'k IetGram TO me CAfed0o nfbuHs.
There are indications Of u reaction in public
sentiment, which was strongly in hvUr Of hcfar-
land before the trial Papers in and out OF the city
that formerly sympathized with him are now asking
for lis conviction and the tenor the conversation
In public places Is daily less favorable to him. Ii Ia
generally conceded that he will be- acquitted tho
ground Of insa, itl, aud without any justification.
Mrs. Calhoun has received letters and visits by
tho hundred since the att elk upon ner by tle coni-
sel Tor the defence, aud when she visited the Acad
smy VI DesiLn ON thursday night her reception DY
tie ladies and gentlemen present was highly enthu-
hiustIc.
Jo.n Graham Rpoogized privately TO Judge Gar
win Tor the indecent illusions to Mrs Calhoun, and
said he believed nothing f Il, and only made the
remark in the hope oil he ping his client
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
Richardson's Fate Justly MerIted-Lct
Mcfarland Go.

FVOFI NC HuTU0Td IITIcF
The Mcfarland trial ~ getting 20 be tedious.
Over sbd over again witnesses are brought up to
say that the prisoner looked villa and was crazy
that he appeared ~ DO drunk, but was no--thAt he
staggered about or sppeared stupid from mental alb
erration. &C. All this, perhaps IL necessary. In or
der to furnish the Jury LEGAL ground ior verdict
of acquittal, when In reality that verdict will be
rendered upon plain, blunt, and universal prin.
eiple OF served him right"
Richardson went through the defendants family
and broke up his home. IL excited tue husband
and made hin gloomy. His lone and happiness
were gone. He intercepted ons Of Rcha dson =
10, letters to his vile and rnot him. The verdict
should, and doubtess viii he mot guilty !" and II
might as well De given without regard To rum or
insanity Tor In the ,eelings OF the country the poor
man is Justified In striking down the sedueer W no
had desUated his home, and readered his life In
tolerabc burden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

AZ the Exchange YESTERDAY. Mcssrs. 4. j. Blecck.
~, N A Co. sold house lot I57 .udsou II 2Sx
ieg t2i.Eo; house and lot i6 WawoTth ~. Brooklyn,
y. Seaman sOdi lots, :. S5th e.. % r. W. Cd av.
mrni 10 acres titnate ~ Jamaica. L.. for ell 90.
Meecry. A. D. Melck, Jr. a bro. have recently effect
ed the follow Tryate sales; House an lot Cnrro
place, BrooElyn. 10000 The following IL ali New Jer
sey real estate Milestone. "a acres, t3i 900; Duneen,
70! aeres. t5o0 Elzabeth, house and lot. tisn00 !;
Linden houe and lot tiSooo kosec. 20 acres, $1,000
$500 Roselle, lot 2o0x200 81 200.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
Live stock Market.

NEw York. Wednesday April o0.-There were
no bcevcs offered, and no material change IN the
ket Tor slaughtered beef Medium 10 far steers are
good 20 prime at is4Slosc Only cars, OF 6s sheep
arrived TODAY, and sellers able close out early
at yesterday prices. Ordinary TO good clipped sneeT
were sold at5N6yc; and ono snan ,ot OF extra NJ 6c
and one car load OF medium unshon brought 1Lc. a
llt Of iiS veal calves was sold 81 74iic. n. very
choice no. at i2tc.i and - ordinary, at etC. With
light receipts OF hogs, partly Owing TO detention by
Hoods, dressed hogs advanced TO l2Ssl24e. y n The
arrivals were car loads, or l,0iB head.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

The CongresSoroi Globe Of TUESDAY contains sble
nnt exhaustive speech by the Hon. Nm. ID. Kelley OF
Pennsylvania, on International Coinage showing that
We cannot accept the French coin the standard in
consequence OF It's Gebasemcnt. Mr.. Kelley has evil.
IDENTITY devoted much time 10 the subject ard states
his views clearly.
The Cuba which sailed to-day. took among its pas
seneers Mr. 9. y. Habich, who goes ont as res dent
London. branch OF the well known banking house OF
Henry Clews Co. OF this city,
The coupons on nrst mortgage bonds OF the 81 Ions
and St Joseph RAiiroad Companies. due NAV l. 1870,
viii be paid In gold presentation at the Farmer
Loan and TTust COMPANY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
More Iusauity-Cburles =. Spencer 20 be
towhidcd.

Tt0W NO TH0UNIIOTI9 30NrNnT,
We are rejoiccd 10 learn that Mr. Bunkle, the
husband OF Mis- Calhoun, is rapidly becoming in.
sane. He has announced his determination to COW.
hide Mr.. Spencer soon ~ the Mcfarland
trial II over OF course, II IS not 10 be expected
{ at Mr.. Bunkle will become very insane In so short
time; but unless tho defence bring the trial to q
speedy conclusion, We have hopes he may increase
the degree OF MS madness TO tie extent necessary 10
substitute shooting for cowhidirg MIR. Bunke
would be fined or the latter; he will be diued and
Wined for the former
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
I.,hi. nm Enecr Of tn moili-.cnent.

FTVlI NUtWtNIFT IIT
Sam. Bowes of the Springfield RepubliodR,
maui ing in either metpplS sizes OF nsanity, says, IN
an article al out Mcfarland and Mrs. richardson
We Is the mthcr OF Ter children, rs well us the as
~ sin Of her husband r. Tins is undoubtedly cor.
eci hut II IL very nard upon the casual reader who
Cunt nae " be bOtLeTeo with puzzles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

Doty's Washing Machine has been before the pub
nc now fer several years and has had full and fair
tina IN innume able honseholis We have had ono OF
them In use IN our family from the nrst CAV OF their
public sale, and II gves great pleasure 70 bear tes.
mony OF their great excellence, use, aud value There
T. no mistake aoont them They perform all the work
That u claimed for them BY the makers and all who
have used Dotyt Machine say thev would not he with.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

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KnoNs elegant hats for the spring season His latest
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