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Mr.. SnAs SEYMOUR, the consulting en-
gineer, is of opinion that narrow guage
railways are not, when all the facts are
considered, any cheaper than broad gauge.
He recommends to Mr.. Marshall O. Roberts
that the gIage of the Texas Pacific be made
five feet wide
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-10

A splendid assortment of Lace Collars,
the very latest style, received to-day by
nov5 tt G. RICE & Co.
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ManlOve, Richards & MeadOrs are
now receiving an entirely new stock of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, etc,
No. 10 Public Square. noyIO If
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Sale Of n Railroad.

The Railroad Commissioners yesterday
sold the East Tennessee and North Caro-
lima Railroad TO the original company for
$4,000.
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Excellent Atwood French Merino at
Soc, worth S1.25, received to-day by
nov5 II G.. RICE & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-10

Weakley & Warren have a splendid
stock of Furniture on hand, which they are
selling as low as any house in the city. Call
and examine. novl Luz
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-10

One Hundred Pieces of the finest Black
Alpaca, the celebrated Raven brand, the
best in the world, received to-day by
nOv5 If G.. RICE & Co.
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is perfect palace in its appointments.
nova 1w
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There is to be a grand complimentary
benefit given to the Lawrence Troupe at
Turner Hall tonight. They get up very
pleasing entertainment. fieu-aar
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Coming This Way.
The Hog Crop IN wilson CoUu,v

Berser's troupe of Swiss Bell Ringers are
70 be at Bowling Green next Wednesday
night
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CITY NoTICEs.

John Gilgan & CO.-Bargains in Furs,
Shawls, Dress Goods, Blankets and Elan
nels, at the Trade Palace, IA Public Square.
novl0 If
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For sale on years time, 25 most eligi-
gible Building Lots in North Edgefeld. Ap-
ply to WEAKLEY & WARREy.
nova lW
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HATS.
FOUND

FOUND!
I" The Tourist Hat" the NObbiest
thing out;
The Broadway Style SILK Hat;
New Styles OF Boys and Child
ren'S Hats;
New Styles OF Neck Wear;
FAN Underwear in great variety,
AT
ELY & WHITESIDE'S.
augs1 eOdsm top4thp Al Cherry street.
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Sateens ! Sateens The best quality all
wool Sateens in the city at 70 cents, worth
SIPS. G.. RICE & Co.
nOv5 If
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Trunk FactOry.-Al varieties of ladies'
and gentlemen's Travelling Trunks and
merchants Packing Trunks, at wholesale
and retail, at VIM. Dunstead's, At North
Market street. oc25 If
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1radePalace.-Dress Goods, Silks, Al
paeas, Shawls and Furs, cheap, at IA Pub
lie Square. JOHN GILGAy 4 Co
nOyS If
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Marriage Enide.

Marriage Guide. - Interesting work,
numerous engrayings, pa pages. Price so
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, u
North Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement. sep14 d&w1y
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ROYAL Havana LOttery-Ss30 OOO

Royal Havana LOttery.-S330,O00 in
gold drawn every seventeen days. Prizes
cashed and information furnished. The
highest rates paid for doubloons, all kinds of
gold and silver, Spanish bank bills, Govern
ment securities, etc. Taylor & Co., Bank
ers, No. is Wall street, New York.
u1v16 d,Ruff
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RELATIVE to New York fashion pursuits
this season, the Erening Mail of that city
says: "New York society has about recov-
cred from the literary and artistic fever
which ragged SO violently last winter, and
our bellies who tried SO hard to be learned
have concluded to return to those occupa-
tons for which nature and education have
fitted them-danclng and fiirting.'
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Burpettis Cooking Extracts are the
best. ami 1av1v fri
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1Slegraphie Report from ISiosaI Ssrries Cbrp,. n
y. A., Of Obseruations at 4 o,clocL D II y y
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-10

A resolution providing for the appropria-
ton of $50 to pay for printing the annual
reports of the Chief of the Fire Department
and the Superintendent of the Water Works
was adopted.
NEW POLICE MEASURE KILLED.
4 resolution from the Board of Aldermen
to apply to the Legislature TO have the law
relative to Police Commissioners so changed
as to provide for the election of five Police
Commissioners, instead of three, as at pres
ent, was rejected.
The Council adjourned until the next
stated meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-25

Oyr or TaE SADu zsT IRAGEDIEs OF AEoESl
YE,ns-The death Of Mrs Vaiiaudigham has
awakened ID the public heart feeling Of sym
patav altogether uDselfsh and universal Thou
sands who never ssw her and who merely knew
Of ber as the loving and faithful wife Of a noted
man. were sensible Of personal pain when
they read the brief announcement OF her de-
cess Nrs. VallAudighzm received the SAD til-
lprs Of ber husbands scsident while standing
beside the CONN Of her brother Although a.
most naraivzed by the EhocA, tAe strong yearn-
iups Of her love lifted her above the eHects OF
physical and mental prostratiou, consequent
upon the rrieyousnesz Of her doubla affection
and gave her strength to perform the long and
weary Journey TO her desolats home in time 70
look once more uuon the features Of her mani
mate husband. Forsone weeks after the funeral
Mrs. Vallandirhsm was confined to her bed. As
soon as she had rallied little, upon the advice
Of a physician she started on trip to Mary
land. in the vain hope that change OF air Sud
scene would result in s change for the better
But mind and body we're both UNEQUAL TO the
strain. and in a few weeks she followed her be
loved husband The whole case Is one OF the
ssddest tragedies Of recent years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-25

that Butler processes 70 be OF any reiigious
faith. but unfortunately bis practices Whlie
in this country were such Rs to render very
credible Mr.. Strang's accounts OF ms q,
PLOTS in Egypt, and tae oOnsuis 0eniAi WIZ
count for nothing at all where he Is kno"n'
Tho other method was 20 get his tool
S--oi,r,. 70 assault Mr.. St-ang- A cores
n,n5ent or the Lsvant Herald, writing IRON
Alexandria. thus describes the outrage
NJ s-rsur. lay sgenf Of the American
- - Missions. VINO Is suspected Of having
80 rbs letter IN question, was sitting II one
81 - carriae waiting for the train 10 start
- -v-o persons. one Of then Mr.. Strologo,
~ T-aliap Yankee not very hstteriugly referred
= -v me writer as the tool Of Consul-6ensral
Rut'sr. approached the carriage, and asked the
gsu,isrnsn in question if his name was strang
on the lE;te- replying that II was, Stroiogo IL
vifel min 10 step oat OF the platform. ana on
his refusal began an attack upon him Win
heavy stick through the open door accompany
inr the blows by some very un-Consulsr Ian
ruare indeed. The missionary beng muscu-
lar Christian. and having. happily for himself a
loaded cane II his hand, accepted battle, ana
sreppinr ont Of the carriage, WAS fast proceed
ing 10 give Mr. Butie-'s friend q Roland for ms
Oliver. when the bvstznders and the company
employees iuterfered and separated the combat
ants. a. the same tine disErmlnE both, but not
11ntil inc arms and back Of the Italian nsd re
esivei some severe punishment. The battle was
supposed 10 be over. when Suoloco's companion
fssid 10 be O s. co.. Skinner. also a friend Of
8!r. Butler'e,) sna,chei Mr.. strGng cane from
-be persou who held it. and handed il 10 strolo-
%. who teen recommended his attack on the ID
armed missionary with the loaded END OF the
s.ic-. The larrc- did hIs oesr 10 protect hf
head with MS arms, but his cheek was cut opea
before the Italian was again disGrme1.
Inc editor Of the Le7ant Herald adds TO
the account Of tins transaction
We know nothing Of Col Butler personally,
but d letter from hIm. OF this subject 10 a gen
t.enan in Pera. mas been shown 10 US which
We fesl bound 20 say il infinitely more dlscredii-
able than anything YET reported by % A. T.
As q suecimen Of written r0Wdylsm, We have
seen nothing equal 10 il sno7e the name OF any
person claiming, even by courtesy, 70 be a gen
l.emzu.
We cannot understand why sucl dis
reputable Ioafor as this Butler Is, should be
longer allowed t. disgrace the United State
by representing j, 40 any capacity. We
nope 20 hear of his SPECIFY removal from his
ohco.
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Treasury DEPAEETNEl
OrrrrF OF INTERNAL kEvENul


II-a. Amss. ESQ. Collector Internal RersH1-
Flrzt District, Proriaenre, Il Il
ss-Waitsr Paine. Esq.,, President Of the
q. Nereau-s' Insurance Company Of froTi-
sense. mas written to this Office respecting stan
duty en- receipts renewing policies OF insurance
when said receipts are inside previous 20 the e1-
ri-ztiou Of the policies. he mas been referred
TO you. ...--
The commor form Of renewal receipt conislns
& contract or agreement coHtlnul1J or renew
inc a policy. The lsW imposes upon the renewal
or coEiiauence Of any agreement or contract a
stamp duty tuual 10 thst required on the or
rinal instrument tecae1uls b- ci STAN
Duties. first urovisl under Mortgage
ANY written contract, tnel eilre- made 10 me
form Of q receipt or otherwise. which reneTs OF
continues policy. requires the sane Eiaup s.
the original policy. II makes DO aineIs renee
whether sueh renewal receipt Is given before
OF after the expiration Of the policy.
A different construction would almost uul--iy
the tax upou the renewal Of policies. one Of the
most important items II Schedule j. IS renewal
reeeipts are nearly always given before the ez-
pirstion Of the policy.
nm. ovsrrules the decision 81 Commission
pIesssn-1u. 10 d letter % Supervisor 5. D.
Dutche-. published in the Internal Revenue lee
e5.I. 10 a-5 for Msrch IS ISL ans restores
the r-evf5ns holding Of this othce. as given IL
tbe Record. No. -. for March 9. ISL
Ths Is an important lla-ter for nari-es in-
gursi. as the renewal receipts would na inFl-.l
unless duly stamped. and 10 SHOULD Be brought
Old me uo,ise ot policy holders Do Tlu- 1iz-r-
Nc-v respectfully.
j. g. uouGLls-
Comm -sslll.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-25

We acknowledge the receipt OF an cn-ieiac
circular sent US by d" The Victoria League .
This is an organization which % seems has
undernken The little task Of securing The
election Of Victoria C. WoodhuL. as The
next President Of the United State. WAls
deeply ha;terei by this indication tha- the
support Of this paper Is deemed CT some coz
sequence 70 Mrs Woodruff. 10 her cam
paign. we are vet compelled 70 hesitate. ba-
fore placing her name az the mead OF our
colums. The truth Is that iron and stee-
hulls are driving the wood huls from tl-
Ocean and it Is not clear that any WOOD
null is destined 20 prolonged supremacy on
land. Il is mater for deep muruhcatiou
that O man has ever thought OF putting up
a woman for the chief magistracy of our re-
public. and that the first woman named il-
the place mas actually been compelled g.
nominate herself The ease being as 1t be.
however, we cannot shut 0ur ewes % the con-
viction that Mrs. Woodruff. OF Blood. stands
no chance whatever OF success. Gen. Grant
can beat her. with one hand tied behind him.
She must console herself with the reflection
that ungrateful republics are alirags shut
ing their ewes To the merits and claims OF
their best citizens. The Ciays ana Web
stsrs and Woodhuls cannot he presidents
but they can be right. if they Viii. which
Is better.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-25

The Annouucenont Of the stack Of sixty-tEo
persons with the cholera in Konigsberg, Prufsia,
and the death Of twenty-five, confirms the in
preston thzt the disease there is the regular
Asiatic epidemic, whose westward advance has
already created considerable anxiety. Ityet re
mains to be seen whether there is any real DAP
ger Of visitation Of tine cholera to our shores.
Many times has It started from IDS home N Hin
dostsu. Travelled for considerable distance west
ward. and died out even before reaching the ess-
tern coasts Of the Atlantic. Az other times 1t
has moved very slowly. In 1882, after having
first appeared in England the autumn previous,
il vss IN Edinburgh IN January and IN Dublin
in March On June It sppesred in Montreal,
two dsys afterwards in Quebec. aud on June y
in New York Il reached Philadelphia, Roches-
ter and Albany IL July; Boston, Baltimore and
Washington in August; and in October it had
reached Cincinnati and New 0rleanE At that
time the deaths were about forty per cent OF all
those attacked.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-25

4 Mormon woman has az last dlseo7ore-
that she has some rights under the govern
ment of the United State. if her sex have
none under the lnws of brigham church .
and 70 test the strength OF the latter she has
brought suit Tor divorce IN tie third ll-.
trict court 10 Salt lake City. She claims
that she was legally married IN England
that she mas been true 20 hor husband. end
since he has seen proper To marry la- O
dozen other ladies, she chooses 10 resign nc'
claims. ard return 70 her old home i She
should gain her suit. and there De- but litue
doubt that she VII. the time viii have come
when the leaders aud followers Of Mormonlsn
had better emirrte TO some place where
railroads and United States c5urts arc un-
known.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-25

G0zED 70 DEATH.-losHua l7ie
known citizen Of SrocEh1.u, was -1-s-
by bull. en- Monday evening OF i'
Mr.. DYKE bad been attending SOM
small lot near MS house The a-tsli
people. living ne2r, was ARRESTED uE af
On arriving a. the pisee Ehere ne vas Pc
they found ms mausled remains quite le'-
appears that he was attending 70 . 50 =.
while 90 doing. bull. that was eonnne- =
h. ,.,s--ei nm. AMI before ne could ge- OFT
tbe vsv or defend hiuse-;, he vas gore
dezthi - ..----.
One Of the creature horns pAs-e-
his bsad evsrv rib was broken. his spine
..,hal s-o-, his BODY and ms clothes iora
go hin. The accident happened las, q, p I.
TIE mil. seemed TO realize the hoTn'.e ace
a.5 lone. and made ms escape frou his
NJ No fence could keep hin al
rosmed the country at large AT ear's i'
reo,le turned out en- masse % cApil17
which they succeeded in doing amer q az
-Ogiens5uTg Journal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-25
1B.e-na1 peueuus DECISION.
srlxPs roR Renewal RECEIPTS OF lAsOA )
Policies.

srlxPs roR Renewal RECEIPTS OF lSsOA AS
P0LIcIEs.
The following oficial communications CAL ~
tention 10 change in ruling IN the otlee CT II
,e.nal Revenue in reference 10 insurance renewal
receipts. and will be of general interest
UNITED STATES INTERNAL kKvESUE,
SuFz's OFFICE, DIsT. OF Me. y. Il. and VI.
DOVER, y. T., Aug. - le4l-
SIR.-Yon- attention is hereby called to thA'
part Of the new regulation, for the stamping
articles Of schedules B. and C.. (issued under
date Of July 81, 1S7l) which relates to stamp
iug renewal receipts on policies Of insurance
Ire present practice conforming 10 q former
rulipr Of Com PisasauJ0n. Is not 10 stamp such
receipts. VIII you please call the attention Of
IN insurance agents IN your district to this new
regulation recurring such receipts to Dc STAMPED
Yours truly,
WAICoTr. AAXLISs
Supervisor.
A.. J. CRANE. Esq.. Collector OF Internal l's-
venue, Burlington, VI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-25

Senator Morton IN his speech the other
evening at ST. Louis. took q rather wider
range Of discussion than Speaker Blaine.
lie dwelt upon the necessity Of maintaining
the republican parry In power IN order o.
secure the full recognition everywhere
throughout the country. and by all men, of
the new amendments 70 the constitution he
justified the constitutional disabilities impo--
ed upon " such men as JEFF Davis. Toombs
and Breckinridgc, who made a great national
funeral at which more than four hundred
thousand men were buried 81 he commended
the civil service reform policy of the Pres
dent ne advocated the rights and the cause
Of free labor be discussed the questions of
tree trade and q protective tariff. iavoring in-
eidental protection be advocated free schools
and contended that all the enemies of free
schools are in the democratic party be
commented the republicans In Congress for
their heavy reductions Of the national take
be defended the Ku Kiux bill as a benehcent
measure he argued that # the democracy
come into power the Southern democrat
will rule tins roost again, and viii moi tax
themselves 10 pay pensions TO Northern sol
diers unless Southern soldiers are pensi0nel,
and will demand compensation for southern
slaves set free. de echoed back from 81.
Louis the opinions Of Speaker Blaine at Slr-
atOga. on the 18th of July riots In New York,
and declared that religious liberty is not
safe IN the hands Of the democracy. He
agreed vita the Speaker. TOO. IN having 90
faith IN the De new departure Of the North
ern democrats, for, said he there Is NOT one
IN thousand Of the southern democrats.
and not one in fifty of the Northern demo
Gratis. that accept those amendments. Fin
ally he declared himself ready 70 support
the republican nominee for the Presidential
succession d" whether he be Greeley. Sumner,
Trumbul or Grant but.he added. Il think
at present that General Grants chance
is little the best - in which belief he IN
doubtediy finds plenty Of sharers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-25

ON the Isl Of July last there vas far pros
,,sr- that the democracy would carry the otite
of New York II November next oT 81 least nii5
Thousand majority. because % the unity % sue
iel --rNtg snd the dissenEIous and i1cl0-s ii'i--
ions su1-r the republicans. but or ln- -4t-
and l2th Of Julv lne whole lace OF tie case vac
onsprei The genera question % reisi1us
liberty involved IL inst Orange PROCESSION ana
A. presented 10 that controversy male pi'-
fuund impression a. once CT tle pubic mini
An IMPRESSION which would nave been utterly
ruri7us 70 the democracy but for me saving iu-
-e-venriou Of the Ooveruor AS * .s- Tins ar.ir
mas thrown ire party on the defensive, WITH the
odds AGAINST them 10 the rural districts, an
more recent accusations. true or false nave Only
operated @ Strengthen the rep1olcans s. me st.
r,os-r- ns-rv Iha ate siaI a. Dcdensuu-g
involving the question Of free speech, va. serve
TO Contribute fresh supply oi tue % tAe Afe
kindled with the insane E1tempt Of nos-le CROW %
10 suppress the principle OF equal rirnls 10 90
pressiue the Aforesaid obnoxious orange pro
cessiou l. csu hardly be- denied tnai cpea1er
Blaine correctly states the Presidential prospects
Of the democratic party a. gool Joy no-l-a-
with rre loss Of the STATE 0i New York. They
must csrry New Nork n this coming NoEelloer
election or their nomination l.r the next fres.
denc7 WILL hardly be- WORTH confirming JOY ID
the uations. Marty convention. Be- bow are
rnev to csrrv New Turk 10 November A. matters
now stand I-Heral-
The Herald. which Is very tender on Tan
many. does not mention one Of the chief things
that nave put q new zEpccs CT the face Of AeF
York pohres Inc revelation Of the IaumaHy
Frauds. in New YORK city, has s-rea17 cost the
democracy IN the Empire s-aie ma1y thousands
Of votes. and is costing them thousands more Tor
every day that a full ani complete eEpianaii'a
Of the Oououy accounts rs delayel-an ezp-ara-
tiou thatviu never be given
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-25

sI1fu-slr millions Of dollars IN two years and
a half
Why should not tie Z suocraf let It's
readers know some Of these things, II TOR
nothing else. as simple matters OF nswsf 1t
SAYS there have been defAlcations OF repuo-
lican collectors and corruption under re-
publican officials in Louisiana. II there
has, Is that any reason why an honest pa
per should cover Up and defend corruption
and uiundering IN New York city? Have
not honest men a common interest II expos
ing knayes, independent OF political eOnnec-
inns
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-25

RAILROAD sErTEEMEST.-The claim Of Mrs
George R Thompson Of Montpelier. against the
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
arising from the death Of her husband st New
Hamburger bridge. on the 9th Of February lest,
has been settled to the sstisisction of all parties
by J. A. Spencer, the assistant superintendent Of
the road. This is the last Of the claims incurred
by that road through that disaster
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