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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-07
STATE or VERMONT. ormg


Whereas, HELEN l.. Cri p Of Brooklirld. in
said county, ii-d her petition in this Court
stating that October ~ l>61. she was duly
luihed in marriage with one George II. Crisp
then of illyukr, Mass, at Bellows Falls,
Vermont hN the Rev. Mr.. stevens, a minister
of the Gospel that afterwards on or about
the day of December. lSn9, the said George
ii. Crisp, without calSe wltuliy deserted SAID
petitioner and went to parts unknown; and al
tn ugh of sufficient ability. for IA long time
before, and ever since then, he has refused to
support the petitioner, and praying that a i'll
of divorce may he granted Unite her from SAID
George II. Aud 1t appearing that the said
Gorge H. Crisp Is without tins state, d
that rrorcNs cannot hc >rrNc ed upon him 1t j.
Ordered that the said George II. appear be
fore the touutN Court next to bc holden al
Chelsea Wit in aud for HE County of Orange
on the first tuesday of June, Is, and make
answer Ia the SAID petitions; and that this no.
tue aud orurr hc mhli>hrd three weeks sue
&c sivcly in the National Opinion, ne Nspap, T
priutcd at lirntord, Vermont, the ia>t at
which to hc AZ least >iN weeks previous to the
aforesaid term.
Given under my hand at Chelsea. this Sd
day of april, \. u. ISL
/ q. lllNCkLEY, Clerk.
c. ". CLARK, ANY 4,
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"a Missouri newspaper claims
that the hogs of that State are so
TAT that III order 10 find out where
their heads are, it is necessary to
make them Squea', and then judge
by the sound.- Tx.
They must have introduced new
breeds of hogs in that section of late
years. The dominant breed used to
be what the soldiers called "SIedge
pigs" This name originated in the
resemblance of the sW Inc TO "A slrdne
lammer,-lhelr bodies being about
the same proportion to their heads
that the handle does To the hammer
head. When they wanted to slaugh
ter "A swine, they Nardrd the drove
and then caught one and laid him
with his neck across a fence. and if
his body balanced his head he WAS
considered fit Tor Slaughter: but if
his head oNerbalancud his body, he
WAS turned out and Pnother one
tired. Sometimes in AN uncommon.
~ fine drove of 10 TO 100 hogs, "A
half dozen might be found that VOID
stand this test of fitness Tor slaunn
ter. They used also to have novel
manner of weighing their pork
They would place the carcas on one
end of a board laid across fence.
and then pile stones upon the other
end to balance it, and then guess at
the weight of the stones.
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A,TATE OF NERM ONT, Bradford District
- s. In Probate Court held at NrwbuiN
H. SAID distinct, ON the Sd ddN oi March ~ t,
Rpueu Harvey, Admiui>trLto IF the estate oi
Jllnr, buchanan. late OF Ncwnurv in said
District. deceased. presents his administration
account for examination and allowance. and
makes Application Tor Il decree OF distribution
and partition OF the estate Oi said deceased
" hercupon, II is ordered by said court, thai
said account and said application be referred
to "A session Of d court TO held 1T the 1rot-
ter House, II Bradford, o the Jth day of May
l>1l. 10. hearing and decision tllr.eon; and ii
is further ordered, that notice her of be given
to all persons Interested, lbs publication Of the
sa ne three weeks successfully in ;he National
Opinion, a newspaper published ~ Bradford.
previous to SAID time appointed for hearing.
thai they may appear at SAID time aud place
and show cause, II any they may have, why
SAID account should not he allowed, and such
decree made.
By the tOnrt,-Attc,t,
IA II. W. BAILEY, Judge.
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Farm for sale +!

TIVE subscriber offers for sal. his Farm one
mile from bradford Village near bradford
Poor Farm containing loo acres of land, with
good house. newly painted aud paprrrd. tllr e
good barns and other outbuihlings, and never
failing water At house aud barns. A fine or
cha'd OF grated fruit, and good sugar or
charl. The farm is one of the best in this vi.
ciu:v, aud " i'll keep ~ cows and other stock
II has plenty of wood and timber and i. well
wd'errd The farm will he sold all together,
or viii be di,ircd up to suit purchasers For
further particulars call on tie subscriber.
j. H. MlNARD.
bradford. Vt. Feb. II, 1871. 37n
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Machine ought to read
An ,l.i,,,,- .,,,..i,I.r,.J ,b,. N.w Vb,,I,r 4
W. T. ,',.,- ,,'' u..''l,in. ia, h,,,
'''-
fl'Nt-bre'n'e th'N are tue n'"sl dui""''
Machines having 9lt seven wearing places
ab"N' me tapi', and thrN" :" g si'urt"' th''
~ the Mh'h' u'H ever S'' ""f'' 'h'N ca" o'
nghtcnrd WIN a common T'""'lN, T. ana
your Machine VII theh ne ~ goo" - new
Scrnud--liccHnsc II : the stillcSt running
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commissioners Notice.

SAmUtI MAgOOl7S Estate.
I'VE Subscribers having been appointed bv
l the Houolable Probate Court for the Dis
trlct of Bradford, Commissioners, to receive,
examine. aud adjust all cllnns and demands
OF all persons against the estate of Samuel
Magoon, late OF Iupsham III said district, de-
cea,cd represented iu>olvent, and the term of
six months from the sixth day of Feb, 1871,
being allowed by said Court to The creditors
of SAID deceased, tocN hibit aud prove their
respective claims before us: give notice that
we will attend TO Il g. dUtlcs OF our appuint-
meut at the dwelling House of widow Ann
Mdgoun IN ropshaui, ia SAID district. on the
Eighth day OF April and Fourth day of Au-
gust next. at one o'clock in the afternoon ON
each of said days.
MILAN ROGERS, / C minis
+. 4. IOWNkR. }sloners.
ToushaIn March :, ISL. llw
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Administrative sale
IL by Auction. A

'I'HE Subscriber will sell at Public Auction
L AT her Residence in Iopsham. ,ler a H.
cctilse from III Probate Count for bradford
instinct oil Friday. lhe 7th day of April Ap.
~ l. AT one o'clock in the afternoon. the fol
lowing Described Real estate aud Personal
Property. to wit The house and farm of the
iatr Naiunel Magoon. IN Iopsham. ON the
stage rad lrailing from Waits River to East
orange, containing about u! acres of land.
wen wooded and watercd. aud suitably diyld
81 into mnwing. tillac, aud pastuIing. lso,
COW. 4tw" years old Steers. sheep. ! horse.
last -pIing solt. about = tons of hay, | eir
wagon. lumber wagon. | express wagon. |
pillow. harrow. >klgh, grirdstone iron
bar, chains whitfirtrees. sled. stone
drag 100 sap tubs. | sap pan. , holders. har-
ness. yokes and staples, hay forks. ma.
nure fork. a lot of old mon. lumh +. kettle.
aud vari"ns articles too numerous to mention
sale positive. Terms made known at sale.
ANN MAGDON. Aiminist, atrix
T"pshaun, Vt, March "a. 1871 Iva
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Notices.

rI'llE undersigned. having been appointed
i guardian unto MNrun Ah"ott of \ewhurv
hereby turoius all persons fro" trusting said
Myron, or ANY other person or hls account.
MOSES ABBOTI, Guardian.
New bury, Marcn :, 1874 ~
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A portion of the Democrats seem
to be really in earnest in their efforts
to make Senator Summer their can.
lids.te for President at the next cleo
zion. They remember that Chiet
Justice Chase came into their web
only to be ruined, but they will find
Mr.. Sumner not quite so easily
moulded to their wishes, even if he
is dissatisfied with his own party
associates. The life ambition OF
Mr.. Chase was 10 be President, and
he failed. Mr.. Sumner has aSpired
to be a party lSader. or dictator as
some would say, aud the country
knows with what success.
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TIVE subscriber oilers for sale 10 tons Of
i hrst quality ENGLISH HAY. AT his barn at
head OF iarlce rund
50 Il ". DAVIS
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FUR NTTU X u.

CHILDRENS CARRIAGES. C,IBS.
WIN DOW SHADES, MIRRORS. PIANO OR
MUSIC STOOLS, INSTRUCTION BOOKS, sc.
All of which will be sold at reduced
prices aud very low for Cash or approved
credit
The subscriber. truly grateful for liberal ia
vOrs IN the past. while he asks not. nor cN-
poets ALL. hopes still to merit SHARE of
public patronage.
Those wishing any thing IN his line of Goods
are respt ctfullv invited To cali at
First door South of Trotter House.
bradford, VT.
4Om3 G.. l.. BTTLER
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R E A L EST A TIE.
Farm EOv sale!

The Subscriber offers Tor sale. his farm in
Bradford known Is the Moore place about
mile from Bradford Village. at the Water
trough on the Mates River Road. Said farm
contains about 80 acres of excellent land. with
good Apple orchard. Sugar orchard. and good
buildings. For further particulars Inquire of
the subscriber on the farm
+. W. Robe.
Bradford, Aug l6 If
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General statutes.

TIVE revised edition Is70l of the or. o
L STATUTEs OF VERMONT Is now w ,i,
and copies are placed on sale al tF en,.,
hookst pes IN the State. at si.@ lF..,.i
Orders for the same should be ad"io'
the undersigned At Nolthheld; mis-
Secrefa y Of S fe
December 90. 1870.
VFor sale st Or. FAIRS bScKs'o'
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AUCTION ROOMS .
Next door south of Days Drug Store,
BRADFORD, Vt.
e. Ch u q tx,
Licensed Auctioneer.

All -inds of Dry Goods constantly for
sale.
Auctions Wednesdays and Saturdays, After
noon and evening.
Consignments respectfully solicited. and
cash advance made on the same when de-
sired
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PROBATE COU RTS.

William Buchanan. ORANGE CoC>LY,
Rnucrt Buchanan,
George +. Buchanan, COURT OF CHANCERf.
vs.,
William Aitkcn. June Term, 1871.
The orator, in the foregoing entitled petition
having filed their petition III the Clerk oicc
IN the Court of Chancrry for said County,
which petition sets forth that the SAID Vii
liam itkrn Oh the eleventh (llthl day of
Juue, A. ID. 1870, executed To the orators a
mortgage deed of Il certain quantity of land
in New bury, in said orange County, being
about seventy five acres. more or less, aud the
same land decided to he said AItkrn CA the
18Th day of May, $50, by the orators. and ten
acres decided {" said Aiken by james lladlry.
conditioned for the payment OF auote of maud
of the date OF May Z 1870 for the auln OF six
hund ed dollars asks to have the SAID mort
gage and the equity of redemption OF the said
Aitkrn in the same turcciu,cd Aud it APP
pcaring that the said Aitken lives out of Thu
state, and bcyond the reach of process -
Therefore it is hereby ordered that the said
William Aitktu be noticed OF the pcnuing of
said petition, and that he be required to APP
pear and answer to the same. at IA term of the
Court of Chahccry Ia be held at Chelsea in
and for the ounty o. Orange, on the first
this order in the National Opinion. Il neWslIa
per printed a 81 ford. in The Comfy OF Or
auge. three week Excessively. the last Of
which publication snail be at least twenty
days previous to the said first Tuesday in
june" and which puoi eaton shall be deemed
sufficient notice Tor the said Aitkcn to appear
and answer to said petition.
Dared at Chelsea this Sth day of March, A.
ID. ls7l.
l.. G. lIINCKLEY, Clerk
LESLIE & Rogers,
Solicitors for Petitioners. A.
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INTERNAL IlEVENaE.
United States Assessors Notice

The undersigned, Assessor r the Second
Collection District III the State of Vermont,
hereby gives notice to all persons concerned,
that Appeals will be r. ceived and determined
bN him relative tUany trrOn' Gus or excessive
valuations. assessments. or enuneratinns by
the Assessor or assistant assessors, returned
in the annual List Tor ISL, iol 1871, for said
cllcdJ of the United States, now ia force, as
follows:
Monday. April ~, 1871.
at the Junction House, VIII G River Junction,
at O'Clock T. NJ.
Tuesday, April IL. 1871,
at the Island House Lellows Falls, at 3 y NJ,
Thursday. April 30, 1871.
at the Office of Pearl ID. Blodgctt. III 81. Johns
bury. at ~ O'Clock A. NJ.
>aiMr. ay, April 22. 1874,
at his office in l. adiord. at o'clock a. NJ.
At winch times aLd place, he will -nbmt the
proceedings OF the Assessor and Assistant As
ses,ors. n the Annual Lists taken and re. urn
ed, as aforesaid. to the inspection of any ana
Al persons who may apply Tor that purpose
q NO appeal will be entertained unless the
same shall DC submitted il wtitiug specIlNiu
the particular rausc, matter on thing rtspeci-
ing winch Il dcCIslOn Is requested, aud stating
To- the ground OF principle of error com
planned OF.
JOHN c. STEARNS
L. :. Assessor. ID District, Vermont.
Bradford. April /, ISL. IA
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w n E f {: L?

w n f r {: 1?
Where is the best PLACE to buy
PAINTS, OILS, vARN'slIEs,
PAPER IIANGiNGS, and
FAINT STOCK of EVERY DESCRIPTION
why Al the puiut ard Oh Stare of the sub
sclihrr (trst floor Norih of the Brick Crust
Mill who has been .n lnarket aud returned
with the Largest nud Beet ierte'l Stock of
PAINTS. 49, SHud NAkNl>llEs,
to be found In n .Htv
ALSO, n new auo hse nrtnehto ~ IA
per llaugings with ,plrH fdefs Ia match.
Round, square, aud oval
Picture ~ Games,
constantly ON hand and furnished To order,
MlnnoH PLAlts. WINDOW y PlcruRE GLASS.
Brandon Paint, all shades aud tolors, The
whole Ia be- sold at low figure Tor Cash.
Thanking NV old friends and customers for
their liberal pai ruuul" Ia the past. ] would re-
siicctiu ~ solicit continuance ni IA" same,
A I. CLARKE.
~ Bile /. asa agent for
y. E.iy n Cos Cottage Organs
and NclOdcon-. which are without
rival in this county or any other,
Bradford March - 1871. a3'i2
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The public are hereby assured,
through the columns of the "Opin'
ion," hat Parsons Purga i've Pills
contain no Injurious principle, but
that they may be administered to
children and the most veal. and
shattered constitutions in small do.
SEES, with great certainty of success.
\ fond father in Vermont offers
his farm to any one who viii marry
his daughter What's the matter
with the daughter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-04

A REMINIsCENCE OF THE REIGN OF TER
RoR.-The France mentions the death in
Paris, at the age Of ninety-tive, Of man
who PLAYED part in the Reign Of Terror.
His name was Lambert, and he had been
Secretary to tbs Public Prosecutor, Fou-
uuier-Tinville, and Recorder to the ReYo-
lutionary Tribunal. Though hardly twenty
years of age, he held these offices for three
wears. Pursued Us Terrorist by the re-
action Of Thermidor, he escaped and took
refuge in London, where he became
accountant in the house of Lob &
Stein, brewers. He returned to France
on the entrance Of the Allies in 1915,
and inhabited the little house in the
Rue dc "a Pepiniere, in which he died.
This house had little garden, and M.
Lambert, who was very fond OF flowers,
cultivated them for his amusement till
1910, when, in consequence of the trans
formation of that ancient street, his garden
gave place to new buildings. Since then
he lived very retired; two or three persons
in the neighborhood alone had the privi-
lege Of visiting him. The atrocities com
United in the Terror constantly required to
his mind, and it was only with fear and
hesitation that he would relate some cpl
sodeS Of that time. The revolution of 1S4S
threw him into state Of gloomy sadness
from which he could not recover till the
period of the Exhibition of 1867, which be
visited. The investment of Paris, the in
vaSiOn Of France, and the horrors of the
present war, again plunged him into an
apathy so complete that it almost amounted
to imbecility. EIe died repeating the words
that were ever on his lips-"AIay God save
France"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-04

AN IMPORTANT INSURANCE DECISION
[From the New York World, February al
An interesting opinion was given by Judge
Blatchtord yesterday in the case Of Benja.
min F. Folsom against the Mercantile Mu-
tual Insurance Company. 1t appears that
the schooner B. +. Folsom left Boston for
Montevideo January 9Th, 1869, commanded
by John Orlando. When she had been to
sea one week she became disabled, and was
on the point of going down, when the crew
we're picked up and taken to Bremerhaven.
Soon after there came a dispatch through
the Associated Press that the Naooner
"Orlando" had been lost. TNeSWner of
the B. F. Folsom, apparently iEefed by the
rather vague and incorrect. dispatch, took
out an additional policy ofthree thousand
dollars from the MercaHtile, and had it an
tedated, so that it wo9ld coVerany accident
that might have occurred to the vessel since
her departure. The official news OF the
loss reached New York by mail some weeks
after. The insurance company claim that
Folsom should have told them the name OF
the master of the schooner when he came
to insure, and they then might have sus.
pected that the Orlando was in reality the
b. F. Folsom. Considering all the facts in
connection with the law of such cases,
Judge Blatchford decides, however, that the
policy be paid up to the. owner Of the
schooner,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-04


w HINdToN, Feb. 3.-Senate,-On
motion OF MIR. Trumbull, a committee OF
conference was ordered on the bill With re-
States. WIG eou'nel u
The steamship subsidy bill was resumed
put by vote Of % to "a gave way to the
pension PHI, which was passed. 0
Inc Military Committee reported ad.
yersely to making the 30th of Nav idecora-
ton day. a national holiday. '
house.-A bill fixing the time for the
meeting OF Congress was referred To the
Mileage Committee. W 'n'
g.. 4 heavy petition was presented by MIR.
Swami asking that tobacco be treated az
general merchandise respecting the tax on IN
sales. WA VI.
The bill regulating the removal of cases
from State to Federal courts was consid.
cred.
The naval appropriation (appropriating
$19, 500 ,00O was considered.
The papers in the Tiff case from Georpi.
were referred to the Election Committee.
The House eoncurred in the Senate reso-
luton for the relief of the European wal
sufferers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-04

EQUATION OF PAYMENrs.-The judges APP.
pointed at meeting in New York of the
competitors, held January Ii last, for the
- 900 offered for the best rule for the equa
ton Of payments by Professor Ware, lave,
after thorough examination and test, given
their verdict as follows:
We, the undersigned committee selected
to decide upon the different plans submit.
ted in the contest for the best rule for equa-
ton Of payments, after mature and careful
examination and test of plans offered by
tifty-Seven competitors Qnldc conformity
and personally, do declare this to be our
final and positive anSwer-Vlz
That the rule presented hy Professor w.
Powell Ware, of New York city, is the
shortest, simplest, and best, possessing the
greatest utility and general adaptation, not
only of the plans now before lis, but Of any
that has ever come to our knowledge, and
which, in our judgment, is mathematically
correct.
We, therefore, declare that Professor W,
Powell Ware, Of New York, is duly emit
tied to the award offered.
Signed, Joseph T.. Atwood, with Ian.
ders, Frary & Clarke, 90 Chambers street ;
A. .. Field. with Jordan, Marsh Il Co., 49,
and 1856 Church street John G. HUM,
with Hoover, Calhoun & Co., 1862 Broad.
way EQWarQ +. Cn0ate, WIN T.. *. 1'lD-
bic & Co., So and 30 Worth street; B. I,
Blake, with Naming, Glover Il Co.. 109 and
Ill Worth street.
We fully concur in the above decision.
II. L. Phelps, book-keeper of II. Z. Clafin
& Co. John P. Gaul, book-keeper of Tetft,
Griswold & Kellogg, 443 and 45 Broadway;
Anthem j. Kruger, book-leeper Of Dun
can, Sherman & Co., bankers E; William IL
Clark, book-keeper Of Henry Clews i Co.,
bankers, 81 Wall street; Matthew Bunker,
OF Benedict, Hall u Co., 1874 and 1856 Grand
street.
Prof. Wares right to introduce rule
having been conceded by the competitors,
he stipulated that in the event that amy rule
was an infringement of his own, which was
copyrighted, it should not be received, and
that the successful competitor should copy.
right and secure to him the title OF his rule
absolutely before receiving the prize.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-04
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
RICHMOND.
SESSIO OF 1S7l.,72.

TWO COURSES OF LIE CTUREs are delivered
the usual winter and the additional spring anG
The SPRING and SUMMER COURSE Of 1871
will commence WEDNESDAY,, March 22d, and
LECTURES of the Systematic Course by the
adjunct Faculty as follows pSs:,,oo - Madame
W. II. TAYLOR, NJ. b., Chemistry.
]. G. SHELTON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseases
Of women and children.
J. E. W1L hGasi N. D., Matefia Medca.
B. HERNDoN, NJ. D., Physiology.
X. N. PULLIAM NJ. D., Anatomy.
SPECIAL COURSES Of lectures will be de-
CLINICS,-A Medical Surgical, a Woman IS
and ChlIdren's Clinic, and Clinic for the Eye
Opportunities for Exercises In Diagnosis, and
Prescribing, in Operative and Minor Surgery,
and In Practical Chemistry, afforded the student
under careful supervision.
Attention is called to the advantages presented
in this course for acquiring practical kno Wedge
Of the Diseases Of Warm seasons and Climates,
constituting the larger proportion OF all the
diseases requiring the care OF The practitioner In
the middle and southern states.
The Faculty, though not exacting attendance
on this course as condition OF the degree are so
impressed with Its importance to thorough pro-
fessional training that they encourage II by credit
ing tie fees on the tickets Of the winter session,
and by employing the facilities for board under
their CONTROL so practically TO enable the stu
dent to enjoy It's advantages with trlnlng addl.
ton to the cost of the winter lectures alone And
mentary instruction. they dispense with the requi-
sition Of the years previous study with pre-
ceptor either for admission 70 this course or for
wise complied with the usual requirements:
For Announcement: with details or other In.
formation, address M. L. ia MES, M. D., 81,
2os East st Grace street: Richmond Va.
Ia 2l-dlawlm, sw1awlm, &wlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-04

A CHILD WHIPPED TO DEATH.-Detroit,
Feb. Authorization has just reached this
city Of most heartrending child murder
which occurred last Monday in the town.
ship Of Wayland, Allegheny county, Mich.
A desperate character named Jos. Wheaton
lost his wife about six years ago, who left q
boy one year old, which he gave away le-
gally to MIR. Baird. This family kept him
unmolested until last fall, since which time
Wheaton has stolen the child three times,
and last Monday, having the child again in
he would not stay with him. The excite
ment in the vicinity Is very great, and the
people have turned out en- masse, with
arms, hunting for The murderer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-04

A Moscow LETTER states that one Of the
most Important measures ever taken for
The Improvement Of the Russian army has
)u't been devised by the Car, who has
cancelled, by an order under his own hand,
The privilege Of exemption from military
service SO long enjoyed by the Russian no.
blI!ty. The CONSUMPTION is, therefore, now
universal, instead Of being confined to the
,radlng and peasant classes and, to the
honor OF those who enjoyed the hereditary
inifiiege, II must be stated that they have
already expressed their approval or the
new measure, and their readiness to obey
IL requirements,