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Probate Court-Chnpin, i.

SO"AA
The following business was transacted at the
session of the nrobate court held in this cifv
- a.. 90
~ - TO-
HWS PrOccd-Of Albert w Smith Of West
DOfO, Lucy Jane smith ana Walter Is smith
executors, valuation OF estate, $4,000 real,
S33uOO personal; of Henry Holt Of West BOylS-
ton, Albert Kinds executor, $4,000 real, $4,000
personal; OF Jonas Tyler of Warren, Abner
Tyler executor, $1,000 real, 10000 personal; OF
Lucy Sawyer OF Bolton, Nahum Stratton eX-
ccutor, sl5hD real; OF Joseph Wright of Gard
ner, Nancy Wright eSecutrlX, $1,000; OF Hannah
SeVery OF Charlton, ChaS & Wood executor,
S250O personal; Of Elias Hull Of Millbuy
SIMEON HAYWARD and Samuel Hull eN-
'cutOIS, SCUM real, SlUUO personal; OF
George HUI ol LPomlnster, Henry Atwood
executor, $1,000; OF Annie Aldnch of North
BRIDGE, Samuel ! Aldnch executor, 500 per
soual; OF Ellen WeIch OF Milford, Michael Nc
Donald and John QulSley executors, Sl4OO per-
,onal; of James keou%h Of Flichburg, VIM II
Nose executor, $1,000 real, $1,000 personal; of
Maria Il Conlcy OF Worcester, DIR Rufus Wood
ward executor SlGpO,pcrsonal; of Mrs l. Emily
Pratt of Grafton, Joseph Ii Adams of Worcester
executor, a230O personal; OF Albert Hamilton
OF Petersham, Charlotte l. Hamilton eXccutrX,
$1,000; foreign will Of Elizabeth Goodhue OF
B"Init, Wisconsin, Charles ) Iidd of New
Bralnffce administrator with the VIII annexed,
$4,000 personal.
-l"hthHtSh0t1IS APpo@teQ-Deha w curtis
on estate of Eumce Curtis of Worcester, valua-
non, $4,000 real, $4,000 personal; Sarah DnS-
more ON estate OF David Dinsmore Of Northboro,
$500 real, $500 personal; John Tyler on estate
OF James Tyler oil warren, $1,000 personal; WIN
Mayo ON estate of Lowell Sylvester of West
Minister sS63 personal; CaliSta Haylold on eS-
tate OF Ira llayIurd OF Worcester, S22OO person
al; Ira b, Plmpton on estate of SIlas Pllmpton
Of Sturbrdge, $1,000 real, $500 personal; Bcthu-
cl EMS ON estate OF john SlOitY OF Nlnchcn-
don, $1,000 personal; Samuel Bennett on estate
Of Isabella tafwcll Ol BOylstun 500 personal ;
Nathaniei MCINTYRE on estate OF Harriet Is
Phmpton OF SOuthOndge, Sl5OO personal; Aus
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The Weather.
The Probabilities Terrible Storm aud
Very cold Weather AT the West, etc.

PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, Nov, 22.-The low barometer
viii probably continue TO rise from the Ohio
valley north and westward, with light winds,
Nreling to northwest aud increasing TO brisk
for short times on Lakes Michigan and Huron.
Northwest wnds!a cloudy weather will pre-.
vail in the middle and eastern states Monday,
after clearing up rain tonight, Partially
cloudy and pleasant weather will prevail in the
southern and gulf states, with diminished tenn
perdture
SYNOPSIS.
Light snow fell this afternoon at Chicago and
LeaYenwOrth, with a fall in thermometer at the
latter place of twenty-three degrees in twenty
four hours. There is Il storm of sleet this eve
mug ut Cotinne, Utah. AT the summit of Mt
W aShmgton, at five to lay, the temperature had
risen twcnty-three degrees since yesterday;
wind, sixty miles an hour; the barometer had
fallen twenty-lour hundredths OF an inch since
morning
FEARFULLT COLD-INTEEsE SUFFERING.
HELENA, Mont, Nov. pa Fort Shaw dis
patch, yesterday, saws: 1.-TWO companies Of the
9TH infantry, Major Freeman commanding, re-
turning from Fort Brown, were caught in yes
terday's fearful storm, and are now campcd
twelve miles from here, a number being badly
frozen. Ten ilozen men haN been brought in
10 hospital. The worst cases are still out hut
are being brought in rs fast as possible. The
men are Frozen principally about the feet and
VII lose their toes, and some even their feet
lhe thermometer this morning, was thirty be-
low zero; tonight it is fifteen. No STAGES have
arrived from any direction within thirty-six
hours"
LOSS OF LIFE.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 2G.-The reported
loss Of life by the late snow slides in the canOns
is lar more serious than stated Yesterday
number Of persons missing are supposed to be
lost. Ii Is stOrnng AGAIN to-day in the mining
districts Of WaSatch, and an unusually hard
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Fire Record.
At KIT cARsoN-Loss 500. 600


CHICAGO, LII, Nov. pa letter from Kit
Carson, Col, says that on the morning of the
18th inst. an entire block in that city, in which
were located the Perry house. post office, stores,
offices &c., was completely destroyed by fire.
The loss is about 100000. The properly was
not insured
AT NEW YoRK--LoSs $4,000.
New YORK, Nov, 2G-Spcar's feed store, a
five story building ia the corner Of Albany and
West streets, was burned last evening from
spontaneous combustion of grain. Loss 3d.,
900. Insured,
AT MANAYuNK, PA.-LosS 100000
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-Iesterday after
noon wooden mill on the canal bank, above
the county bridge, Muuayunk, owned by Thos.
Schofed, and occupied by Holt 4 Mcguire, was
partially destroyed by fire with a loss Of S10-
900. The property was insured to the amount
of $1,000,
AT NEW HAvEN-LOss $4,000.
NEW HAVEN, Nov 26.-Ihe New Haven
chemical works were burned this morning.
Loss, $4,000; parity insured.
AT PoRTLAND-Loss $4,000.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. ZG.-Ihe iewelry es-
Enlistment Of j. w. & Ii. McDutfee was dam
aged 900 or $50 600 by fire 20 day. insured
for S25,0O0 in different companies; National, of
Boston, $1,000; PheniX, Of Hartford, $1,000;
Pennsylvania, OF Philadelphia, $500; Natlun'
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New England Dispatches.


MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON, Nov. 26.-J. A. Hanson implicated
IN the recently discovered lUrgcreS was arrested
last evening, on complaint of the Third national
bank, and in default Of $4,000 committed for
examination Notes Of three thousand dollars
each are said to have been discounted at various
banks, on which he had forged the endorsement
OF John }. Clark, his tather-n-law. The ac-
cuscd was Of the firm Of Hanson & Bonner, in.
surancc brokers, State street.
Patrick Costello was killed last evening, while
crossing Il railroad track in Dorchester.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, Nov. 26.-lhe common council,
yesterday afternoon, passed the bill appropriate
IN 100000 for the purpose of bringing water
from Long pond to supply the city, with an
amendment submitting it to majority vote of
the people, the voting to be by wards.
DOVER, Nov. 26.-HOn. William $. Stevens
was last night re-nominated by the republican
party as their candidate for mayor at the city
election next Tuesday.
GREAT FALLS, Nov. pa man by the name
OF Joseph Young, formerly Of this place, was
arrested ON Friday at Newmarket for breaking
and entering shoe store in that place, and in
default Of bail sent to jail at Exeter.
VERMONT.
RUTLAND, Nov. 26-Hon. Leoyal c. Kellogg,
eNlud@e Of the supreme court OF Vermont, died
nj Benson, this morning, aged tIty-iye.
CONNECTICUT.
NEW HAVEN, NOV. 26.-Alchael Kicrce was
murdered Saturday night by Richard Dugan, Il
sailor, who stabbed him. lie died instantly.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 26.-SCnator Morton of
Indiana, delivered Il lecture here last evening on
The National Idea, before an audience of two
thousand. lie goes TO Boston tomorrow.
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make splendid candidate, as would also Judge
Davis Judge Ranncy ,eX-Sccretary Cox and Gratz
Brown. In spite OF his tariff procliyitieS he
would support Greeley He does not think there
is any scarcity of material and thinks the only
difficulty to be appreheuded is in hunkclism and
BourboniSm democracy.
DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION TO AN ANTIGRANT
COALITION.
Ever democratic senator and member who
has arrived here opposes any coalition with the
anti-Grant republicans until the latter show
their strength by some positive political action
in developing numbers, or in calling a national
convention to nominate candidate for prcsi-
dent. To make bargain in advance Of all this
is generally opposed.
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d0(ortester 9allp Spp.
CITY NEWS.

An advertisement in another place tells our
readers that c. II. Greenlcai has opened fruit
and confectionery store, at 81 Main street.
Members of the Chamberlain Light Battery
will observe with pleasure the notice for them
among the advertisements, concerning rcmuner-
alton for services in the Sterling campaign.
Messrs. Ball & Doman, who have Just pur-
chased the eating house under the Central tx
change building, gave a complimentary supper
to Niagara hose company Saturday evening,
A la6orer named Brien Sweeney had his leg
broken Saturday afternoon by the cayng of a
lot Of earth on Belmont street, where he was en-
gaged with others in getting earth Tor filling on
Z b. Walkers contract.
The estate of Mr.. VIM. II. Jourdan, on Main
street, between Hammond and Ripley streets,
has been sold at private sale to Mr.. George 5,
Barton. The estate is one Of the finest in the
city, and the purchase money is reported to be
i'll the vicinity Of $50 600
Four trains will hereafter be run on the
Boston, Barre and Gardner railroad beginning
10 day. The times of running, connections,
ETC., are fully given in the time. table Of the
road, published in its proper place.
The schools at South Worcester will give an
l'aiii'nen'' conSlstin@ u Iec''alons' Son3s'
o''.oS"e'' "uu tlpieduA' al inc schoo' mouse
h'i'' to-no'lo"' ueSu'H j. evening a" o'i'hl'
"us WIN 'e'''e Tue Day o'a'e po"S' ut DID anu
Will return after the entertainments
Niagara hose company, No 1, viii have their
regular Thanksgiving bali this year on the eve
Hlhs OF the Z9lh' lhefe VIII ne plenty III ins
INC oi amusement lof lhat h'@ht' mt lillS
the city, and will probably have a large COM
pany in attendance.
No better concert viii be given here this win,
ter than the one to be given BY Theodore
Thomas next Thursday night His orchestra,
which every one knows is the best in America
as nov organized, consists Of sixteen yons led
by Bernard Listemann, five yioIi,s four yiolon-
ceos, four doube bassc8, one harp, one picco
10, two flutes, two oboes, one couo augais, two
two trumpets. three tromLoncs. one tnba. Ike fl,
drums, side drum, and bass drum.
An extra train ran from this city to West
BcooEfield, Yesterday, for the accommodation
of about forty railroad men. who wished tn nj
tend the funeral of Harrison Barton, one of tbe
engineers of the Boston and Albany railroad
He broke his leo some thrcc weeks 400 i'm iulnn
inc from train near the bridgc in SgriuaiieId.
il was found necessary to amputgte il q few
DAYS LATER and typhoid fever at last SET in and
ended his life last Friday. He leaves a wife and
two or three children in Springfield. His father
lived in West BIookfeld, and there his body
was buried. 1t was BROUGHT from Springfield,
yesterday, in funeral train of four cars.
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More trouble has taken place at Long Island

More trOuDIC has tHken place 0t Long Island
City, owing to the question of the Bible in the
school. Last week, ut the school, when the
reading of the Scriptures was begun, a glrl, in Il
very excited manner, refused to remain in the
room, expressing her disbelief in the Scriptures,
and said its doctrines, il believed in, would send
them 10 hell. Many of the scholars applauded
The action of the girl, and the greatest uproar
ensued. he principal commanded the girl to
retire to another room. Immediately her two
brothers jumped up aud approached him in a
threatening manner, and ordered him to let the
gnl alone, and with physical force compelled
HIM 10 retreat. The principal Immediately left
the school and the two young men were arrested.
George Wilkes has published pamphlet en-
titled "The Internationale, its principles and
purposes" Its dedicated TO the national labor
union,
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Our New York Dispatches.

Ex-COniFOiiCr slippery Dick arrested,
and his Bail Fixed at 81 600, OOO-R
mOTs about Tweed-Thc Grand Duke
Makes Tour of Inspection ia the HaT-
berthe Case of Jim Fisk ana Mrs.
Josephine LHwlOr Mansfield Fisk =
stokes, etc.
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THE MAID AND LUCY.
NEW York, Nov. pa considerable amount
OF bets are pending ON the time to he made at
the uOtting match between Goldsmith Maid and
Lucy, which had been fixed TO come OFF at Pros
pect park, yesterday. The sporting men who
control the race did not think the course suffi-
GENTLY hard after the late showers, and to the
great disappointment of large gathering the
race was postponed to another day to be duly
advertised.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
re THE wORCEsTEB DAILY sPW
FROM EUROPE.


Great Britain.
SUFFERING AND DEATH.
LONDON, Nov. 26,-The sudden and severe
GOODNESS Of the weather causes great distress
among the unprep6red poor The police returns
show that within the city limits seventeen deaths
have resulted Immediately from the extreme
cold since the ice first appeared. Measures are
being taken to provide fuel and clothing for the
suffering.
MORE EXPLOSIONS.
CollierY explosion occurred Thursday near
BrOmwlSh while the men were at work. Eight
miners were killed. A similar accident is re-
ported in a coal mine near HayerSIord, by which
twenty men were injured but no one killed
sAAsHUP.
There was an accident 10 the Scotch express
train ON the Northwestern railway Thursday
night. The cars were badly wrecked and seven
teen persons injured, but no deaths are reported.
THE SICK PRINCE.
The physicians in attendance upon the prince
OF Wales issued bulletin last evening, stating
that al! is going on WELL and his strength is
good. To-day the prince is suffering from Sc
we're and regular fever
THAT ALLIANCE AGAIN.
At council Of working men, last night,
Scott Russell stated that the lords were still
anxious to perfect an alliance, and a Joint meet
Ing Of both councils would soon be held.
France.
p,n,. No.. a ne" JE ,'i = ! 80
si - 'ri 10 ti ~ 81 ''i' N"it'ie
", Iii ~ i. ~ III.
nG III Ieas -, 10, D. 1N
sci Ills father ;mst bad an into.,,io, VIII
Tbiors u, ,rLi.h H., I,,r,s,J 81. H., H. ~ -
SON h1 sno,nJ Tha r,osi,I,,t No., II, a.
torted Pags,i hos ,,,ri,to,, ,,t w e.
sa,in,r thar he j. roa,I M al, ' ;,,1ri,,,,
tbat he nav he soacl niii,,' io,,,in,,
TL, o.rai J;s,I,,I, t ~ ,,''rIs
H. 49,, ;5"i,tg ~ "h',o'f, "'G w.,
the second volume of his work on the reOrgani-
A"l'ol Vi tue HIlly'
President Thier. and Een Gissoy ,,olo g., trim
to Poupn on Friday o,J yisitaI H., sitn If ti,
nrnnosrd military ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SrLs oiti,a,
rvtrndad a warm relnnt,"n To- ,I,,. ,isitc.i ,Tbn
left tonpht nm tLrir retn,n IN Vars,iiles
"''
TROUBLE WITH BRAZIL.
BERLIN, NOV. 26.-OrJels have been sent to
p "1'' tu t' hlul 10 NJ put !ieu oi-wat lo
thr rvnpd,tinn il tn deTani sotis ctip ,,r ,I,a
malnratmcnt or :, Garm,n no,S.i Gtiinsr an, \
t,yo cadets in =, (ipIt in The strants of Pin Lone.
rio.
WILLIAM TO RE AN ARBIrR AToR.
ne emperor has consented TO act rs arOtra-
tof between the United States and England upon
the question OF the disputed line between the
former country and Fmcouyers Island in the
Htralt OF san Juan dc Fnca. Minister Bancroft
VII ne invited to present TO the emperor ON the
folh OF DecemGer tlic mtmordnm III the matter
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al, Of Bangor, $1,000. The building was insured
for $1,000, 5000 each in the Howard and Ma
tiona Of New York.
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ilhldhNs
CONFLICT OF AUTHORITIES.


Mining operations in Utah are brisk despite
the bad weather.
The receipts Of bullion, at Salt Lake, last
week were nearly million OF dollars
Two negroes have been admitted TO practice
in Kentucky courts.
The Salt Lake News denies that the Mormons
propose TO move their location.
Those who have renowned polygamy have
been cut off from the Mormon church
Advices from the Greek Indians report them
friendly, quiet and peaceable.
At Cincinnati, there were sixty deaths from
small pOX, last week.
The directors OF the Missouri Pacific railroad
decided TO pay off half million of the floating
debt before the first of January.
In California, the grapes are nearly all gath
cred. The vintage is the largest aud finest ever
produced.
The newly appointed members of the els
Lothian cabinet took the oaths Of office on Sat
urday.
Francis S. Thayer has been elected chairman
of the reform committee OF the citizens OF Troy,
MY.
NJ, snokmer David James aud Claiborne
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WORCESTER
Industrial Advertising Agency
AND
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
Room No. Rogers Block,
LIFE, FIRE and Accidental Insurance
Promptly Attended TO.

HOUSES. TENENfENTS. SHOPS, STORES, ROOMS.
&C, SECURED FOR THOSE WHO WISH
Property Rented Bills Collected situations Found for
DOmestics and Help obtained on the most reasonable
chambermaids, kitchen girls table walters Tor hotels
and saloons, and general information given those who
coming into the city and looking Tor work or de-
sire situation in any kind Of business
G. X. HUBBARD,
AGENTS WANTEn-To canvass the country and
sell Patent Articles and Yankee Notions.
Ofiee hours from TO Il, from TO 5, and tos
sal diff
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Tue GETTYsBCEG PICTURE will be cx-
hibited here to-day, Col Bachelor having Sc
cured the hail and CXtendcd his stay one day
more, in order to give many an opportunity to
visit it who have not already done SO. His en-
gaaement with the Grand Army closed Saturday
night; but he met with 50 much encouragement
10 stop one day more, that lie secured the hall
and is prepared to entertain his friends with
lectures upon this wonderful picture of the
great battle, at Horticultural hall, to-day, ut II
A. NJ, half past and p. NJ. 1t will he the last
opportunity TO see it here, and should not be
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From Hiram Knight treasurer, North Brook

SUDDEN DEATu.-A death occurred in this
which were very peculiar. MIR. Daniel L. John
son and his wife retired at about eleven O'Clock
Saturday night, and on Sunday morning when
the husband awoke, Mrs. johnson was dead, the
body being cold with the appearance of having
been lielcss two or three hours. She was in
GOOD health, apparently, during the evening,
and seemed very cheerful and in good spirits,
which was remarked by some friends who made
n call at their rooms. She has had one or two
lninting attacks within Il few weeks but feared
nothing serious from them. At about two
O'Clock yesterday morning, she said to Mr.. John
son that she felt faint in thesame way as before
and asked him to get her some ammonia, which
he did. wetfiug handkerchief with it, so that
she might revive herself by holding 1t TO her
face At three o'clock, or thereabouts, she said
she felt better, and babe Mr. Johnson good
night saying she was going to sleep. He there
upon felt no further anxiety and Immediately
dropped into a slumher, from which he awokc
at five O'Clock to find his wife lying dead beside
him, having died so very near and without his
knowing when the great change came upon
her. They had been married but Il few weeks.
SUPERIOR (CIvIL) Court AT FITCuBURG
ScuDDEB, 1.-The following verdcts, ludg-
ments &C., have been rendered. additional to
those before reported: James McMackiney vs.
Benjamin Jones and trustee, verdict ior the
n plaintiff for S56.21; Herbert Z. Davis VS.. Josiah
~. Britton, verdict for the plaintiff for s23,99i
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II EEN WOOD IN STITUTF
= Miles from Boston,
ON THE BOSTON AND MAINE IL. n.

THIS Institution is established for the recepfion and
Treatment of patients suffering from i-ease or Jergnge-
ment o. mo nervous system, caused by CyertaNug the
ml ny Too sedcntary ha its, The excessive or in
'uiiclnu7 use ul alrohuhci 'arrutiC smuants
lhe terms luf board ann ''urut me from SIS To $50
" W''k' varying accounting - ne accummO utinn, re-
puteu nor inc patients. In cases requiring cNtrorli-
mlrv care and attention. there win be proporonae
extra charge. '0'''''
All inquiries addressed to me ut Greenwood Mass or
ai my office in Boston, will he Immediately answered
Iatcls are eNprttc to remain such length OF time
rs may he deemed necessary
Payments will he required la advance
BustOn Once-l3uOmS No. n fremont TplnnIe ono
hOurs-lO a. NJ. to : O'Clock +. NJ
ALBERT DAY, NJ D..
superintendent and Physician.
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TElIMBER LAND FOR SALOONS Lot

TIMBER LAND FOR SALE-One Lot
II CONTAINING 80 acres. This lot is within mile OF
two saw mil and depot, and is very heavily tmhered
with white and yellow Pine. and is the best pine timber
lot In this part Of the state.
AsD another lot containing 60 acres fourteen acres OF
which IA covered with very large Chestnut Timber The
Hest m Worcester county. The remainder OF this lot q
covered with Slpiing Pines OF about twenty wears
growth This lot is within half mile ct mill ana
about miles from depot, good rOad. ANY one
wishing buy good timber lots will do wen to examine
the above lots
For particulars inquire of
MRS SALLY FISH.
s19 w3m' Athol Derot Mass
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AID FOR CHIcAGO.-The following addition
al subscriptions for Chicago and the northwest
have been received at the office of NIessrs Rice,
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NLbTNT DNl, Vt. D,
Greenwood AuC u, 1871. deonsgt ~ ''' ' ois

DOLLAR REWARD SOAP - Washes
- without rubbing; Removes PUch, Tar, paigy
GfeaSe, SWeat ana LeatRer STAINS &c. Washes with
Hot or t1ld Hard, SOFT, or Salt Water; Saves Labor
lime, Fuel, Clothes and Money. Clothes washed with
wear twice rs long rs 1t washed with common SOAP
one pound OF II viii wash from ten 10 fifteen dozen
pieces Of ordinary family washing II washes the dRest
lace without injury and renders all articles as clear and
LLI-LIL ~ - --
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The grand duke was yesterday the guest of
Major General Mcdowell, and was engaged in
making an inspection of the Notifications of
New York harbor. The grand duke and staff,
including Mr. Catacazy, late Russian minister,
embarked on a government cutter, and, sailing
down the bay. landed at Forts Hamilton and
Lafayette In the afternoon the tour closed at
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Montgomery Blair has been interviewed. He
says Let the democratic party, as an orEaniza-
ton stand back and the field be kept clear to
disaiiected and independent republicans. Let
the radicals call their convention and nominate
Grant, aud let the independent republicans bolt
aud nominate whoever they please, and then the
democrats rally to his support. He says some
sacrifice must be made to defeat Grant. aud ex-
presses personal preference for William Cullen
Bryant, although he thinks Trumbull would