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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-11
81. LoIIs. Oct. 10 90 ~

The wind is stil blowing, and 1t Sc. ms
that nothing can save the Western Division
The Ices Is at present estimated at from
800 100000 to $780, 800 600. Ala bust
ness Is suspended and must remain 50 for a
long time. The fte-prJof buildings burn
ike timber. Not one OF the banks remain.
Few business men saved their ptperS
The Whole population was busy ali night.
and the streets are now ike bivouac with
sleeping men. IL Is imp5sslbl= to esti-
mate the loss Of lie. lie shipping ordered
INTO the north branch OF the rIver was sent
ldriit INTO Lake Michigan Many vesse 5
are burned. Tremendous efforts were made
TO save the Tribune building aud Post Office,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-11

s. u. Wells ~ Co., samples OF lasts. ST. Orlando
knapp, thlcb boots, 81 thIu do, 81. a. O.. Cum
mIu-, specimen on marble work, s. 81. b. burAce.
tiu and copper ware, al. Aua-a Tucker nm and
copper ware 30, do. Mar heater, 81. do. -yyItt~ 81
Bancroft q spear, cook-stoye American and fur
ultuIc, let premium do, paror stove LIST premium.
Jdmt- IWluS, cooper ware, 81 - a. otIckucy, do.
-I. Charles Wheaton, buck boart, 81 prem tuI.
II A.Putuum sap evapurdtJr, l-t premium george
I ANS, orIu- clothes dryer, SOL L. a. Town, burial
baskets, l~t- " T. Adams, splendid exhibition
81 hats caps, fur>, gloves and uttcu~, NOT within
. Tire rules, but recommend "a discretionary pre-
F mlum az -. Francis Baker exhibited superior
stttIcics OF table and dairy salt, winch We recon-
mend dairy men and others for use. 4. Mckee
Z exhibited 81 hceler n Wilson sewing machine. Ia
award The lst premium Iustt iHc people
appreciate THIS machine Is demons triCd bE
OF srycIa! machines While ON exhibition 4. &.
PAinucg exhibited the Grover and Baker, % winch
He award The 2d premium. Othcr machines were
prc-euI-the one from DauvIilc not wIthIu county
limits.
Fay orders for the premiums VIII be forwarded to
tiI- town Glrer oIs When Ike residence IS known
jl cases where the residences not known tlt. 1lv
orders VIII ho lett with the tarwel Bros. Mont t
licr, VINO authorized by tie Treasurer o. nav
orders pre- aented. Tie treasurer Wlll also maze
payments
y K cents. buck skin glove was picked up AFTER the
Fan which The owner can uud al f3rWelfs store, bs
I producing, the mate 10 Il.
" regret 10 nOuce the theft of articles from In.
Hail. y rug l. missing, and valuable shawl wa
I BADLY cut 10 obtain par OF glovc- when were.
/ stltcneI 10 the same.
=. %. ARMS Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-11

''4-'D1l-AM tONNII.
Mr.. Lyman Stearns of Grafton attemnted
suicide last week, caused no doubt bv his
uabits OF dissipation MS
Thomas W. Titus of Vernon committed
sulc de on Sunday by hanging b,nseiF
pecunIary difficulties were the cause, H.
Mr.; johnson Of West Dover, recentlv had
an old fashioned corn husking at his naa
over nifty lads and lasses, younger and In
ssembled and had merry time. e. re oiu9r
hou sc. evening at
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
PERSONAL.

NJ. Gustave DOrG, the artist recently re-
ccived visit from the Prince OF Wales, the Princess
Loulse, the Marquis OF Lofne.
Each of the Junior counsel in the Ii chborne
case now on their TO Australia in search oI further
evidence, receives S2,j25 and his expenses.
The eminent surgeon, Mr.. James Paget, re-
corrlv received the honor Of luighhood from Queen
Victoria, in recognition Oi his professional merits
Prof. Reissmann, Il decided opponent of the
Papal claims has been elected Rector OF Wwzburs Uni
versty spite OF the strenuous e1ertons o the Ultra
montana party.
The Rev. Morley Punshon is so popular IN
England that 10000 applications for tickets OF admission
10 the Wesleyan Chapel, Leeds were lDaue "AeA Ae
preached there recently
Mr.. William Wallace, the philanthropic En-
gli.hman who did so much for the wounded at Pans
during the siege has been made Baronet by the Qeer'
IN recognition vi his humanitarian services
Prof. Gilman of Yale has, by the request OF
the Secretary of the Interior started on tour oI nspec-
top Of the Agricultural Colleges Of the Northern states,
to collect information for tie department Oh 'he interior
Canon Kingsley WIS about TO visit for the
first time Westward Ho which takes its name from the
work he wrote and the scenes he depicted in its neigh
borbood banquet 10 nc gwen III MS hohor Oh the
Iitb at which Nr. j. \. irOude was to be present.
At the Miles Standish celebration, DR.. Loring
LET ont an remiuiscence Of the PW1tans court
shin NOT related by Longfcow. -" claim meal descent
from Miles standsh," said the Doctor; my grand
mOrhcr'- Aidthtd Aluti'
alden was cent by udish 10 court hcr by proxy but
who accepted 20 modest hint rom the naid' ana won her
for himself instead OF his leader"
Several French journals publish the follow
ing letter OF DcescuZc, the Communist e"ueI "IIeh
two hours before his death:
Nv good sister: neither wish nor can 'erre 2s nsLn oA
md victim 10 the victorious reacuonst4 fon ~ pf gong "ie
, to srd6ced Thy bi 80 not tt courage en- llgh 20
.,, "a rev defeat many oht l tl'e Thousand
love terl Your ne.rsry will be ny last tholgh before
eog ret bless thee webeoved ss;eI who alone lHs been
uOihtr Adrul hdeu LIss
tbe sn Your brctle who will love thee to the last moment
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
THE INDIANS.
PrpoRT FROM THE KIowAs-A PROSPECT OF
PEACE.

REPORT FROM THE KowAs-A PROSPECT OF
PEACE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The Indian Bureau
to-day received 4 communication from Eno'h Hoag of
the central and Southern superintcnGency' transmit
ting report received by him from Laurie Iatnu' agent
for the Kiowas dated Fort SILL Aug The agent states
that Kicking Bird and several other chiefs ana head men
NJ the Kiowas brought TO that post on the % INST IL
mules 10 replace in part the ones they recently s'oe III
Tcxas They gave assurances that they wanted 10 I'VE
/, neace and would make no more RAIDS in leNas or
aisebere and that they would bring IN le Oher o the
a. 'nlcs thcy had stolen. The mules Drought IN were
rcr, In YeroT and the agent would Keep Dut Two OF
tbe;n telling thc Indians they stole gOOd hues' anu
ust return good ones He assured Them thdt, II thty
id rcs,nre tnc mules and 60 upon the reservation,
nothing nould be done with them at present; but rs
soon ~ thev made another rad, an alleult Nouu DC
[ to arrest the leaders Of the raldlng party ana the
IS. ,bo we're with Santantd on his late rald Agent
expresses the opinion That the hlOwas are III Det-
tr Iii lion now than they ever were before.
Col G-ierson commanding AT Fort NlH, ana Col; Nc
uou1ie commanding at Fort Richardson Texas, have
Or son,e time been preparing TO make J0Dt movement
the Kiowas which Is probably one cause OF their
6in i'm as they nave undoubtedly observed the move
ooue he troons Should the Indians fail 10 restore
~ ,,Ian nules an effort 10 capture portion or al the
Iis ~ ena-iled m the raid into Texas Will probably De
u.a
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
ARREST OF A TROY FoRGER

Edward Burlingame a Co. of No. $50 River
. IT, have been in the habit Of signing blank checks,
,,hn their bookkeper would afterward MI TO any
,,,,ircd amount Frank schryyer friend OF the linn,
toe recently three OF these signed checks upon tie
chemical Bank Brooklyn one OF these checks echryver
-, ~ Gov ssi5 and another for $50 He then came 10
Iiic @ .udea yored cash the check at the Chem
,hi, p??,f hut was unsuccessful; the bank however,
l'I, i "a. cheek and, having acquaintance with
Tci &C. iioon I'M" Titus q Co. OF No 20 NaTrcLst.,
in 1tr0rI proceeded thither and obtained the money
dfc M i'4 r,iry was discovered Yesterday, aud
riley after long search, at last succeeded IN
Dv.s,no srbuyyer last evening In hotel on the Bow
r,,r An. prisoners person found 500 Of the
~! by the forgery and the unused check for
mo- ysbuvyer was locked up at Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
sCHCMAKER AND WILLIAMS AGAIN--A CHARGE
DIsAvowED BUT NOT RETRACTED.

DIsAVOWED BUT NOT RETRACTED
TO the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The statement in your paper was not
correct that had corroborated what said by Mr.
Edwin Baker regarding remarks alleged TO have been
made by Mr.. John Williams about Mr. John c. Schuua-
keT plainly stated that had recollection Of over
hearing such remarks. Please make this correction
CHAs j. SHEPARD.
THE reporter claims that the conversation alluded to
was correctly reported shepard's statement to the
contrary notwithstanding. Mr. Baker, was present
during the interview between Mr Shepard and the re-
porter also makes the assertion Mr.. Shepard fully
corroborated that occasion what Mr Baker had said
with reference to Mr. Williams, and frankly admitted
that ne recoected the conversation The reporter dis
tncty asserted in Mr. sheparis hearing that nc would
publish the statement that two gentlemen corrob.
GRATED each other which Mr. Shepard took no eAcep-
tiOn whatever.
The reporter employed IN the case is known TO MS TO
be careful and psnstauc. Mr. Baker is represented To
Ms 10 be somewhat bitter and perhaps ovcrzeaous ell
eIny OF the Brooklyn Ring, but not disposed TO
doubt him for that reason Mr. John Williams claims 20
be an enemy of the Ring but evidently prefers to fight IL
ANONYMOUSLY from the rltru OF Clapp5 corner
grocery Tns sort Of hghtng will never XIII the Brook
lyp Ring We are anxious 10 aid the citizens who are
combining 10 destroy III its incpieucy the Ring which
seeks 10 fasten upon Brooklyn as that OF TamAany has
fastened upon New-YOrk, but We wish statements
from me not prepared TO swear to-day To the dec
Iaratons they made Yesterday The Brooty" Eagle
lous ~ the bad reputation OF The World as disreputabe
journal asserts that MI shepard stated that he expected
hs letter to appear yesterdays TRIBUNE II IL only
necessary TO add that li Shepard was told that his let
ter would probably not appear next day, nor until the
reporter and Sr Baker had IT, aud added 10 IL their
own st,em,nts and he advised not to run t. some
mpertucnt editor ignorant alike OF the difficulties and
duos Of journalism and complain, others had done,
tlI.t bis letter not published
In IN. meantime IN. or giua charge remains, with
sIi..t modification Dir. schumacher charged S2a0.o .oI
yuta which lad dbcDa previously done y Air Ninca ter
Bsttm fr sI'nn Hc gave $1,000 ~ it to his cr1hs,
pocAoicd s1vC0 himself aud tie rest was lost" hr'
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
IUE SThTE or TRADE.
nOAKSTLC MARNFrt

Mma,-Tpy Al, 22F'e-r f-u. Fd-. fpa1s ~ ~ ss ~
What 20. No. 2, ~ ital b. cs.h;f-l o4SslO sI,r
Ss1icmirr. 10. Gus TO- On' fur =. 2. g. Con
31 Milei ne. e,e fg; No ! s'c ~ o.. 10 sgnas
I8OOf bssl. Wlezt. frright-W ga, D. = ...o, lc
d nPIu. Arg 2fosf qgg ~ rar.sr ef % - 'o1t7 a
Com scs. A. f- goats Pf lu cd 90 ga :;
b.ri dril md Boaiasi slJuuc gsen t-er S.oa,r.
'Wrlnrysrov Aug lzSriTs rrr0fs Cra = ~ Rofs srnt
az ~ tor sirrne - kT TO- J. 81 90 W No. ilr krtr,
Pale So Craze Tar ya-as sc - - i0r ies
lOs biz. sli - ~ i0f rgr.
LOUISVILLE Aux Z2-T,tco active; p-c g. 81 pac4lsfly
low gr. - s-es l13 fids Forr TgH sri steady yry fErt
IS ~ Wheat very t previous quoa0ss O1ei tns
pr.y.Jui duef bat irn PCrt, flZQ sl -
Bacon-Shos etc Clear Rob Sies gel 1cii ' ,c hsns-
lsic P.sin lfc, ~ pc-t. I.f-fnfle iA te
Ole; keg, lie WHISKY quiet 5ra9ic
ALBAVY Aur 22Shest bul'a1t and sc'Vsi rs 60 Er's
Dc9.n bqgs s0 No White shcugsn. . q; "a krs
White Michigan. 81 %; sud c' is.a -h E. NJ l. ,glt y,
Ett statr s1t rye QUIET nominal Corn nI rrei ,sils
and more sought afcr sg 80 Na 20 rei h Go- c ~
o,h-r q1st. Oats rToy q, ."' Cr No Sbs
bags state Sc No y bic Wes'-r1 $)ri 40
bsEgei lots ditto. soc.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
THE RINDERPEsT-DANGER OF ITS APPROACH
FROM SIBERIA.
22.-Consul McGowan

W,suINcTOY. Aug. 22.-CODsul MctTowan
i, ., ,, scrciary OF state from Shanghai, June -.
CONCERNING the rinderpest infection, as follows
The General Goyernment having adopted measures TO
rrayent The spread Of the rndepcs IRON Europe 10 inc
,sd m The possbity of that contaBlon Reaching Amer
Ten by way Of siberia and the knrlie isalds Inc nm
near the boundary ~ Europe ana Asa III It's eastern
conrseshowing that It does not spresd s an ouhiy p
ltr II proved extremely virulent; aud according TO
recent accounts II Is extending its rang ,o
rrrbondise from Alaska 10 Passetie lfon regions int
ncrnorth Now although such coTu',I % a. "a ,he
Ai",r'c,, roost vet there Is growing lhet"use pe
tween he uaiiNcs those coat1, Tlo % 'Iy n
'n ~. "i'..... ,,attrr ali the disease may ne thds
tutt. pI.flbc. also, NJ ollri man hoNiG' ~
Vi domestic animals are cApapI" w wa N'"@ W. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
DIED.


ATwTILTuestay morning August p, Winthrop At" ia the 9th
Far'rs iloa G late reace II PorsleP.e y y Thursday.
Augls, a. a: II O'Clock 8. II.
BENNHTT-i Nespo on Tue,'ay August resee Of ben
aged IA years
DIKEMAN-A Harlem. Monday morning tie 2 in'' H. Mason
Tie friends and re4vr u , H, are SyeI to atsaa
bs funeral he 81 Jsm.' NJ r. thGfe corner 81 Nf ,A
oeoeI Ills easns Vii Be taken to wocJIaTl
The Companions Of sylvan ag'er No. 49, R 4 " IN are ss'sr
Mason nseman On I1urds Al her oSs corner o. o-'L-A@fs"
and twenty i0'T'''' al" ili'4'' a. ~ J. BR6cSwN HIP
HUyT-on Monday Angus, o. join Hut Treasurer Of 4e EsAs
Funeral .ery az al Grace Church. tre.. y. y
McGAY-Ou Tlcs.ay August - is4-t M,C-y.
Notice Of iUlera iersa.'r
MooRg-A Ycli, on saui,- Arsp,; o. IN Louisa CLAY .fs or
Thomas Moore and second .-a-l' .le i. Seao' 's'L
Tarsis1 Sags o. a. oeo,. p H. s,tfe Fnt Peso
csro, q, o ,he ock u rOn lt.ir,-t The
viii be taken TO GREENWOOD Ceaetrr Fiar morning..
NcCrRpY-On Arcu y 1871 Ms.taa NeClr asd = 'e'r
The relatives and irrn. O., hr i,i-! are T % % . = .h
inst. ~ > p
RIcHARDSoy-MWl,. PAIN, Ny Aaru, p psyii Hile isi,
is.e David Ilale, aged uolsls and 9la'~
VAN A9.s', TreiG-s ? y'H VII
Rdiyes an 0a, az respectfully lTel 20 attend tie fsa,u rOa
ne residence of bis N.. The Gore ,alu1 No. ~ ksn-
senst, BooAI,u Tue.iay. - inst. al .o,loes p M
wILLETs-Oa Trdy re 4A iH't Aasal''et, L. L. Esther
Frk and ra,es s-t respectfully uv, to ate8. e fl1rrl foa
Friends Ms.tll House. Erlr l. /. ~ fo.ra da. 81 ma s
n O'Clock. Carriage "il be u Hlaas 70 N,'ba Stsoa on .hs
arrival Of The co,A from JaEcsslp ard BIZ Ia Goa
Hunters Point
wlLzNsoy-on Sunday August 20 ,ter Bagg nc' yeoh.
i..pI No. tlugh.- Jsrtla S. and N.rlh a. MiAutol.
R,y., N! friends al. -srrrlF lgy,ed 60 attend The fueai
at tie OF her rseat' - 'ol b"oAo- Al 80 ,
a. obi, laJ.
WULIAHS-i Clg,n Srrrg, y. AuGuf. % irns Ho.4en
jsugt;sr II John g. ali fsuc " ls ai sc; g = 'sl.
The rebtvcs nel1s o Ar family il'ta % a' 8.
90 the Aui0u Memorial t-ra, Nri .or rt, o. .
WILnAMSON-M BrgoIre, scotland on tae st 1s JVA1 "" ~
hanson 10 the sCh -rl o be hge nag 10. h'iA'o-i "
many vess . resident OF tie tty II New lofa. -
YoVNGS-On MONDAY August a. Percy r. lOungs VOC " -
Addison touugs. agel ,rar 10 mont - an ~ sf
aud attend ls flc '
h.s rarens - L-e ave-, Bnoslyu T. D. On "'dH''''' ~
AZ / ococA D. n.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

pereer; Secretary, C. Feldmann Trustees W. Grund.
Friedcrich -
Inc Ordinance Bureau caused 10 men to be
arrested Yesterday for violating the ordinance relative
t1 A. blasting Justice Coulter. at YCrkylc discharged
"A child of Louis Schappert, butcher living
IN Ashley Luzeme County Pa dio r,oc,,i, ,o,, e,,I
lowing large stag beetle ' ''] 'F''""' 'O'" s""'
thomas Rowlands Of Utica was killed during
tbis , ns .c N SsE Hartford hy Hs.h n,gee r,rgh ot
.Emna Ra'"--- .,. So,
Eo.0 MongomeSyst Utc dol yesterday s esse. boax
poison administered BY lersh Domestic ,lcy se
fire IN The printing establishment of !. II Bleu.
ief Co, u NO Ft night tr gel sock S2D, 'Hsuel
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

sold Mt less price than the imported ones II also an
pears that while CODgressmcn pay out Of the peoples
money the high price charged for the genuine Rodgers
cutlery, tboy get therefor only spurious article after
ALL much % Is frequently charged for these spu-
rtous pocket knives when de0t ont 10 members, and
great numbers giyon by senator's to pages who sell
or give them away 10 their friends. ..---.-
surely here Ia cnanco for some member OF senaor
10 effect q reform by profding that American msnaao
turers may least be placed oar with their unprin
cped British rivals and noNed y chance to compete
lth mem IOr the sin' privilege OF supplying our Wv"
lawmakers and rfr friends with penkniyes-
BushinQt0p n ~ L.. !, or ,s-i AMERICUs.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
prpsoyAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Emperorand Empress OF the Brazs ar
rived % Hamburg yesterday
Mr.. NJ r. Butler, the pioneer architect OF Cali
oa sI native oil Ma,acIn5es, died yesterday iofAUs
sir Fd,yord Thornton, the British Envoy TO
u, rrtgrael lone on leave Of S'enc few days ago ha.
gone to EaIa aAe tue o1il 10 he V''A 1s O 'i
saesys Priv Council
II is scmi-oiiically stated that the Emperor
p,rc. Jpb of austria viii to lad Gan a Pr i hu' hl
I,e tbe Emperor william 0l 6truaJ ~ iu' H ' lis u''
Of ahich ha, not yet been rransed
Cant. Douglass of the Gnlf pot-boat Corne Ia,
10Y IL lar. Ns-ton from New orleans for N "'Hn ~ b.
W.. en- ~ on E-soa ol Morton. tie 2otn ius., I've
49, - o, fr,a. sopl. West Pass He was bJrtl 90 sfn
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LEXINGTON, Ky.

LEXINGTON, Aug. pa ire in this city yester-
day totally destroyed HIsgnss Bloek-ev'u buildings
in all-invoiyinga loss OF not less than s5oV"' Inc
stocks OF goods were mostly removed Inc insurance
sdiyided follows: Nv Cochran sons S'O'o'
:, r,e cou,paniss W. Kings Agency 5000 Cameron Il
40 >, eercv s. 900 Andes sll 900; Castlemans Agency
saoo It's supposed that the fire was caused by spon
t,,.n.ts combustion.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
popr1GN POCKETKNIvEs FOR CoNGREssMEN.
a.. Eatfor Of The Tribune.

SIR: BY recent report II appears that
ess proyides by law that the cutlery furnished for
n, hody shall he OF foreign make-that is, that the
,ives shall he OF Rodscrss make Now, II seems to me
,,t this is AN outrage upon American manufacturers
and very poor way to foster home interests II these
80, knives could be bought any cheaper than home
,I. articles OF equally good quality. there might bo
,, justification lor the act; but such Is not the ease.
"a, nave home. uiade ARTICLES o"'lly good which are
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

The Phoenix Society, German benevolent
association held an annual meeting yesterday, AT Whch
rcports were submitted showing that s.49 g. hid Dee
received during the year, and GlS So expended III az"
OF disabled members aud Of the widows ana "4h'"' :"
,ed IL, minors. TIE following olccrs wee elected;
r,,siacnt. r. ,iruudLcrr. VieeJresIdcut, ". KoSeH
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
ter cOrreCted Tor temperiIuIt nm VIVFHVIVI''I
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER

IElTOmctcr COIIttItu IOT ItIIIIIUI 'VVII' 'I'' "
WAR DEPARTMENT, } q.
OFFICE oy THE CHTEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Aug %, 1871 a. III.
SlUloDsis for tho DaSt hceHtYfCW hours .,
The area of high barometer has continued
IN dyoucc from the New England States southwest
ward Tne pressure has remained nearly stt2marg @ o on
n nroach thc coast OF GoOg gia from the eastward
and storm has probably prevailed this evening IN the me
snufbrrn mart OF that state. No reports nave Deeh re-
ccv~d fr,m Florida Local storms have been reported
from Minnesota and Illinois, and cloudy ana ny Talhny
weather from Virginia to Florida. Haze ana smoke
have continued from the lower lakes south-west"ard
and on the western Gull coast:
Probabilities. .
Partially cloudy and clear weather are nrobaDle LOT
Wednesday from Maine North Carolina aud WESTWARD
~ tbr WississipDi with diminished eastery winds on
tbe coast The storm Georgia will probably be GLS-
patcd and clearing weather prevail In Missouri ang ii.i
T0iS TTcsb wind are probable rom Like ontario 70
Lake Michigan, and westerly winds north ana east o
NFaa-a bust
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

ease and OF finding their way from one continent to
ihe 0ther Congress enactmens have protected the At
lan'o seaboprd from the peserous invasion, but they
would prove imperative in the remote northwest
what would he needed there should the disease make
ts appearance would be the practice ~ the Siberian
th0res, VIZ. killing animals they show symp-
toms OF the pest and burning the carcasscs latter
being not loss important than the former
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

Shepard has assured In writing that he knows this
not on Mr.. Wiamss authority, or Mr.. Bakers or any
other mans. The corner grocery men may settle tho
question of yeracty among Themselves the fact remains
that axpnyersiof Brooklyn paid $4,000 for work for
which 5000 such ample pay that Mr. schumacher
consnted himself with it. That remains planned
Ell ~
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

The Ist Assembly District Custom Hous

The Ist Assembly District CustomI House
Association held its first meeting since the reorganz
ton last evening at No 154 Frankin-st., Nathan Kings
lev IT, in the chair. The President announced the stand
ing committees and the Secretary stated that there
27l names on the roll Of members. The Treasurer re-
ported balance OF SO 15 in the Treasury \ Committee
was elected 10 secure situations mcnbc OF the Asso
ciaton desiring appointments under the General Gov
eTnmeD. Resolutions were passed lhGol,ihs cen Grant,
and thanking Messrs. Orton and Schultz for their
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

THE ARMY woRM IL THE COTTON FIELDS.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 2?.-ReportS nom
t bst co,top fields IN Alabama and Mississippi state
rn,t tLe army worm has appeared in greater numbers
than over before. The boil worm is also reported IN
many counties.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
POLITICAL.
OHIO
rrxDrEroN TAKES THE STUNT.

prND1FToN TAKES THE STUNT.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 9s.-The Hon. ',." Ueo'st 0t
y, pendleton made his first speech OF the ca'l rc.
Ioyesnd. Ohio. to-day II was chiefly deyo'ou ~ and
,oy Of the recent speeches Of Mor'Oh' ,or1 OF
garfield He paid a glowing triOH'e 10 'A'
the latc Mr.. YaNaudigham.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

.o,,,e state could or would pay him dollar,
no oVr,nriation having been made for such purpose
no of making Mr. Evans the victim OF pOlll-
iuNn"gnr is by these facts made fully apparent.