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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20
Communication

SrRAWa snow WHOM WAN TIM
WIND OW3-Did Alr, y, II. OF
the last issue Of the OpRi0a, pay as
much Tor his premium as he did ia
win the Stallion purse? Last year
the committee were unanimous in
awarding the premiums on stations
concluded to award TO animals
and not names. Did he pay any.
thing for that lIlion purse! Any
one can ask }. +, lleminway OF
Chelsea, W., The owner OF the bay
stallion, and get the facts; orof Mr..
johnson of West fairlcc, vino car.
ried home the fist money in his
pocket. ANY proof Of the above
statement wanted, apply TO the ONE
who "knows how it is himselE'
y.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20

The Whole population were then
seized with Il puuic, caught up then
children and fled 10 the river and
other places Tor safety. Shortly
altcra horrible tornado cnyclnpcd
everything IN fire, smoke, hot sand
and clndeys. Those who had uOl
then reached the river were suiloca.
ted aud burned before they could
advance many steps.
The storm was flame borne 10y a
hurricane, accompanied by cleclii-
cal sparks aud electrical flashes in
the mir, and danced over the whole
earth. 1t lasted only half an hour,
hut the buildings and woods burn
ed ali night. About 100 persons
fled to n low meadow below the
bridge and were al saved. A large
number took refuge in mill pond,
where they kept themselves and
babies under water, constantly wet.
ting their heads to keep from roast
ing. Several were drowned 10y cat.
tie fleeing to the pond and trampling
them down. The tornado came
from the southwest and was about
ten miles wide. sweeping every YES.
tigc Of fences, bulldogs and timber
before it with fire. The editor of
the Menomone UaUM states that
over fifteen hun dred men, women
and children were burned 10 death
in the track of the tornado III Wis.
conSn. All roots, crops and pro
visions were destroyed in seven
counties Of Wisconsin,, and through.
ont the western portion Of Michigan.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20
BRADFORD, FRIDAY, OCT. 20, 1871.
'H3ticy fsHiOH E0id.

ST Paul, MINI. papers give FIJI
particulars Of another Fcnian raid
into Manitoba, and the capture of
one OF the Hudson Bay Company's
Forts The invaders numbered
about forty, and were under com.
mand Of Gems. O'Ncil and ODono-
hue. The fort had no garrison ana
was occupied 10y only three persons
who had not time to cstape. They
however, managed ~ dispatch Il
message to Col. Wheaton, command
ant of the l.. =. forces at Fort Penn.
bina, and he ut once despatched a
force which captured the leaders,
their plumber, and many of the men.
One captain pursued the fleeing
Fenians alone and with his revolver
in hand compelled the surrender OF
ONeil, Donnelly, Carlcy, and ten
of the rank and file. This episode
illustrates the fighting qualities OF
these Fenian black guards. They
are a set of rascals too pitiful 70,
even the cheap admiration Of THEN
ignorant dupcs. In justice to thee
poor Irish laborels and servant girls
from whom the leaders eXt0rt mon
ey by promises they know they can
never fulfill, the government ought
to take severe measures with ONcil
and ODouohue, and knock the I'm
derpinning from under this Feniau
organization, which has kuavcs for
leaders and fools for followers. TIL"
absurdty Of their plans and at
tempts has caused the public this
side OF the Dominion line to regard
them only with ridicule and con
tempt; but it is time they were re
garded and treated as criminals.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20

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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20
Topsham, Vt, Oct. -, 1871.


The National Convention of Spirit.
uaiiSts, recently held AT Troy, has
Adjourned, fortunately for the cause
OF virtue and good morals. Ii was
characterized throughout by con
tempt Of everything sacred in re
ligion and open and unqualified re'
pudiatlon Of every requirement Of
established law as to social and mar
ital relations. Many of the spcak-
ers induIgcd in the widest blrsnhe.
my. One of them opposing a rcso.
luton lebuling profanity said: IL
can swear in twenty different Ian
guages if YOU give Inc time, and all
the resolutions in the world won't
stop me. ! assert my God given
right to damn everything and every
body whenever please" Another
SAID: Its Just as natural for me to
swear as it is for some people to
pray, and my swearing does just as
much good with much more of the
same sort, but yet more Infamous.
Other speakers proclaimed them
selves Atheists, while still others
one of them waman-deClared I'M
blushngly in favor of aboishinr
the institution of marriage and sub.
shutting therefor that of "natural
atlinities." \ suggestion that the
association should appoint regular
officers whose duty it should be to
solelhnlze Sp'rituai unions between
''ailinltles" in this world was rcgpiy-
ed with general favor. How much
longer are these abominable doe
hincs to be proclaimed from the
houSe-tops to an Indifferent, or at
best but icebiy protesting public.
". \. Mail.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20
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at Works like n CL.

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II is clean, safe aud dcliciou, fms
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Directions ON each bottle. Bpy ~,
druggist or merchant whore yop ,r.l VIZ.
the, have not got il on baud thew va -,
iorit a. ylur request, aud sell Won c.
Rcue' Pain killing Magic or. M m. a.s'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al rciaH.
~ Sold 10y pruggiH. Merchant, .,1c
Gers. II d. put up ia t.uoc azr.. aal an.
Trinl -fo Medium size, ana Lam. 3D..
Ni#' bottles. WAL RENNr.
Sole fropric,oraad llarutr...
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SoidiD bradford by II. q. pn. and D..
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20


hciler was born; ! have nothing 10
say about the controversy but
there Is another point made III the
same article by H., that breeders III
this section do not feel like passing
over too lightly. Il. says that there
was another decision of the Commit
tee regarded by many ms "pecllllar,
aud that was the award of the first
premium 10 bulls in the same class.
He says that no one that examined
the stock can doubt there were ut
least two better bulls in that class
on the grounds, and some even think
the premium WAS awarded on the
names of the owners and not on the
merits of the stock.
| had no interest direct or lndi.
rect IN any stock ut the late State
or Orange county Fair, but MS low
or of good stock, ] must take ISSUES
with u. in the position he last lays
down, with regard to the number of
bulls on the ground. There was
only one there entered for II preml.
um besides the one that took the
first premium. Mr.. Gilmore had &n
Aldclncy bull on the ground but lie
was honorable enough to notify the
committee that by the rules of the
Society Inc could not compete for Il
premium as he drew the first premi.
um last year, and he was there for
exhibition only. So the committee
have nothing to do with any Of the
bulls but the two that drew the Hist
and second premiums: hence the
one that drew the second premium
must have been the one that Z,s9ys
an, one that saw can doubt WAS bet
ter than the one that drew the first
premium.
We do not doubt that 4. was
sinserc in lis own opinion; still,
when he includes as sharing his .
opinion all that saw the bulls, he .
must have been mistaken, for 10 my |
certain knowledge a large number .
among whom were many OF the best /
Judges IN the state, and men that |
knew the bull that drew the !!rst
premium at the Bradford FAN -
when they saw the bail at s. Johns
bury that drew the first premium AT
the State Fair, said he was i'll al
most every point inferior to Tie
Vopsham bun, and urged the Owner
of the Topsham bull to send him to
the bradford Fair to compete with
him; and during the time the bulls
were on exhibition at Bradford, |
heard their merits discussed by
many good judges with whom /
was personally acquainted, and 10y
strangers, and III every case the
Topsham bull was pronounced su-
perior to the other.
With the above stated facts with
in my own knowledge, and knowing
the committee to stand among first
class breeders Of good stock, and
high minded and honorable men, 1t
strikes me that the statement Of 4.
that "no one that examined the
stock could doubt that there were
at least two better bulls on the
grounds in that class, ana some even
think the premium was awarded on
The names Of the owners and Lot on
he merits OF the stock was in us
)wn language, little ''peculiar.'
Y.
Topsham, Vt, Oct. y, 1871.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20

NEW York.--The investigations
into the Tammany Frauds contin.
ues, AID is daily uncovcring proofs
of enormous thcitS. John II. Key.
ser, one Of the parties to whom i'm
mense sums have been paid, has
conveyed 5000, 900 to The Commit
tee of Seventy, to cover any sums
Improperly received by him He
states in published communication
that over $500, 900 of the warrants.
apparently paid to him, 10y the
Comptroller was never seen by him.
He has made important revelations
to the committee, not set made pub
lie.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20
10 the Editor OF the Opinion

-----ss .
10 the Editor OF the Opinion.
! notice an article in your Friday
paper, the 9Th iast,, in regard TO The
age Of Mr.. j. II. Peters heilcr Bios
som. 1t is in Justice to the Other
members of the committee that
take amy notice Of the article. NJ
the time the committee were inspect
ing the AldcrncN stock neither Mr.
Peters nor Mr.. SlralnS were pres
cit. The committee had 10 Other
criterion of Judging Of the age ol
the two hcllers, save 10y their teeth.
Nh White and Mr.. Watson, the
other two members Of The commit.
tee, said they were unable TO tell
the ages Of Che two animals by then
teeth, aud requested me to make
the examination. did SO and was
fully persuaded that there Was At
! least Years difference between the
ages Of the two hciiers by their teeth,
and to sustain me in my opinion, the
readers are referred 20 thc ma mes OF
such men us John Claiilin of Lyme,
y. H., the noted sheep breeder, AlOu.
70 Putnam Of IlaVclhjll, y. H., j.
Edwards of Newbmy, Nelson Bal
ley Of Newbury, Oliver Rogers of
NcWbury. Ed. Baldwin of Newbury,
and L. II. Forsythe Of Topsham.-
If necessary might furnish a col
unm Of names Of persons who eN
aminpd the mouths Of both heiters
in question on the third day OF the
Fair, and pronounced the Peters
heitcr years Old, and the Stearns
heiler years Old.
Mr.. Peters failing to ovcrule the
decision Of the committee, got tie
managers Of the Orange County
Society to appoint another commit
tee. and SO ascertain if possible the
ace of his hcjrrr Blossom. The com.
mjttec consisted OF Col. 4. p. Gould.
COL u. X. Aldros,. YAos. Reuhcw,
NJ. Il, Chanlhnlin and Geo. Baldwin.
learn that two of the committee
arp of the onjujon that BlCssOm is
. ypors old and fine other lbrpo are
OF the opinion t,at she is 3 years
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20

Sammy Tildcn, opening tAt dem
ocratic convention at Richmend, the
other day, "thanked God that The
cloud begins 10 show its silver lin,
ing II that's the cloud the Tam
many gang are under, ten 10 one
they steal the lining.-Hartford
Post.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20
To the Bradford Publishing Co



GENTLEMEN -
Your correspondent z, in
the National Opinion of Oct. &, com
plains that the committee on Alder
ney stock at the late Bradford Fair
ruled out a . yrs. old hcifer belong
ing to J. IL. Peters, claiming that
She was 3 yrs. old. He then puts
in an aliIavit of some body in Mass
achusctts to prove. that the heiier
was bonn in May, 1860. Now as the
committee are among he most intel
iiacnt breeders of Orange and Cal
edonia counties, and the Mass. dep
y>itiuu Is positive abJu. tie day the
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20

The Manhattan Insurance Co. has
suspended business. but it is expect
i'can pay its losses by the Chicago
fire
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20

y correspondent describes Winnie
Ream in her studio with her arms
bare 10 the shoulders, and her ank
les likewise"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20

s1tymn'~ s'uimouic WATERS.

are uutj ling IN the cure Of Coughs. Co.'S,
Asthma Bronchitis, sore Throat. hirr
Consumption. and Diseases Of ihr lH-
They Laye Hp taste If uttCicino and ans.
ed to health that had hcfoi, dc,paipd
tmony given ir hundred, of ,l-es Ash.
dose relieve. Ia ron minutes. Ash turIai.
N'SFI'LMONIC NAFEKS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20
The Elections.
The election news is most encour
esetssssylsasnig

The ploction news il most cncour
aoi, o.
s,cnnayl,uniu
goes republican with Il majority OF
near 5000 against less than 5000
last year. The republicans have a
majority in both branches Of the
legislature.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20

\ Protestant church is about to
be built in Rome. The ground has
been purchased 10y an American
company, who propose to build an
editice of great magniiiccncc.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20
w. Il. ClIASE'S
SHAVING & HAIR DRESSING SALOON
Over Prichard & Hays Store,
Bradforl. VI

Particular attention given to Ladies' and
Cmldrens Hair Cutting I tine Stucl, of Col.
lars Neck-iies, Hair Oils. pertumory. Con
tectIouerv, &c. for sale
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20

The SttveSaut Bank OF New York
= ruined.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-10-20

REAL ESTATE.

"a .. !. z &c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-18
THE ORGAN FACTORY.

Messrs. DAvie, jackson 4 Co gave us
fairly to understand, in our own hearing,
that their platform was laid down, and that
wages, expenses, ETC., were items upon
which they were going to date, In case they
started in Rock Island. Now, that We should
like to have them with US is q fact we have
not concealed. But we have already shown
that we regret that these gentlemen did not
properly understand and appreciate our eiti
Gems Mr.. Dsvie, in his meeting with our
citizens, told them, time after time,-as any
objection arose that he and his partners
were prepared TO meet Rock Island npou
the most advantageous grounds for both
parties then we heard that fatal paper
about salaries, expenses, etc.; and-if he
bad only hst> ned-he would have noticed
that the business men present were pretty
silent They could not see their way as
we'll as they could have wished The action
which Dsvis, jackson Il Co. have taken, is
hasty. They should not forget that Rock
Island is west of Chicago, and that it Is tbs
houe of some of the business men of the
States the pioneer business men. Our cap
italists only require 10 know where their
money is, and lrhy it is there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-18
ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

STATE or ILLINOIS. Rock Island County,
Ia the Circuit Court Of tae September Term, j.
h. 1871.
Nehemiah Sherwood, Elisha Ware, and Ed
ward CLARK, partners, &c &, n Sherwood d
Co, Va. Gray eli BRId-A ttachn.ent
Notice is hereby given to the said dsfendan
Grsybin Bard, that the above emitted cause
Is now pending in said court and that writ OF
attach next Was lssued therein from the ssid
court on the thirty first day OF Nay, A u, 1871 .
at the suit OF The ssid plaintiffs Nehemiah Nher
wood, EiIsha Ware, ana Edward F. Clark
partners trading nder he firm name and sty lie
of Sherwood Co., agp inst the estate Of the
said GTsybl Bard, for the I'll N Of thirty-two
dollars and sixty Eve cents, which has been re-
turned levied upvn the estate of the said GRAY
bali K Bard, aud unless the sAid Graybll
Bard shall appear, give bsif and plead OF tht
first day of the next term OF said CoH1t to he
holden at the Court House, in the eity Of Rock
Island, in sRid county, the fret Monday of
September merit Judgment viii bs entered
against him, the said GraybiIl X. Bard in favor
of the said plaintiffs, and the estate attached
will be sold.
Dated this twenty fourth day of June, A. D.
1871.
SAMUEL T. HODGES,
Clerk of said Court.
CONNOLLY 4 McNEAL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. ieI4d4w
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-18

JAMES A. OATES DEAD.--We have just
received information from New York City
that James 4. Oates, the manager Of the
Mrs. James a Oates burleque troupe, which
is not unknown to this city, died at the
Grand Central Hotel OF Friday. he was
yet quite Young, having been born in Cork,
Ireland, some twenty mine years ago. AL
though his theatrical career was short i. was
brilliant, and gave promise of much success
in the future. He first appeared SIS an setor
at Norfolk, Va. in 1860 He very soon
ranked as leading sotor IN the Western
cities, and became quits popular So light
coined an. He played in Woods Theatre,
Cincinnati, In the Louisville Theatre. and ia
the Nashville Theatre. As Badger in the
Streets OF New York, be rapidly attained
much popularity. In 1863 he organized The
Eoglish Comic Opera Troupe. and became
quite q successful manager. One of the fret
Efforts Of this troupe WAS TO bring out at the
Olympic Theatre last summer a burlesque
of Herbes "Le Petit Faust" Mr.. Oates in
social life was quite as popular as he was Oh
the stage, and his friends in Cincin ali cree
ted for him few years ago theatre which
vas knowA in taAt city IS the Fourth Street
Theatre.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-18
Rock Island, July 18th, 1871

The CANADA THISTLE QUEsr1oN.- The
Davenport Gazette is still doing its best to
settle Canada thistIes. The Directors of the
Agricultural Society had meeting Satur
day evening, when the following resolutions
we're adopted
ResOtUed, That Mr.. John Friday, Mr.. T.
5 Shaw, and Mr.. Jas. Thorn psou be appoint
ed Committee, each to exterminate the
Canada thistles, on or near their lands
ResoIred, That Mr. Edwin Smith be ap-
pointed q committee to NOTIFY all owners OF
lsud in Scott cousty on which the Canada
.histes may be groWiDg, to exterminate
them within Eve days after said notice, and
that If the same Is not done, this Society
will canse them TO De- prosecuted under the
laws in sut b case made and provided, and
ga d Committee is directed to destroy Them
, fter Il expiration of said notice ct the
cost of the Society.
ResolUed, That ell farmers In Scott county,
whose land are infested with thistles of any
kind, are requested to cut them down at
once.
Reso1ced, That the seed dealers be re-
quested not to import to this country seeds
of any kisd from any district infested by
CsDsda thistles, and not TO purchase OF
vendors, any kind of seed or grain in which
thistles of any description are permitted TO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-18
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, kock IsIaBd County. .
S.
ia the Circuit Court qtths September Term. A. d.
1871.
Henry Swift, James ID Swift, and Louisa Bow
ley, partners, &c. henry swift d Co. vs..
Graybill Bard.-Attacbment
Notice is HEREBY given TO he said defen dant
Ora sbin Bard, that the above entitled cause
is now pending in said county, and that writ oil
attachment was issued therein from said Court
on the twentieth day of May, D 1871. at thu
suit Of said plaintiffs, Henry Swift, James N
Swift an Louis D owley partu ers trad ing under
the firm, naUe and style of Henry Swift a Co.
against tke estate of the said Graybill Bard
fo the sum of one hundred and thirty eight doI-
lars and thirty four cents, with interest thereon
from the Tth day of February, A 1871 and
two dollars and twenty zine cents protest fees,
whieh he's been returned levied upon the estate OF
the said Grsybili K Bard, and unless the said
Graybin Bard shall appear, give bail and
plead on tbs first day of the next term of sa 10
Court, to be holden at the Court ouse in the city
O. Rock Island, in said county. on the first Mon
day of September next. judy ne ut will be entered
against him, the said Graybill Bard. 10 favor
of the said plaintiffs and the estate attached will
be sold.
Dated this oath day of June, A D 1871.
SAMUEL p HODGES
Clerk of the said Court
Connolly 4 kcNEAL,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. je24i4w
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-18
NRw WORK nIRous.

The New York Circus is in Rock Island
10 day, and gives en- afternoon and evening
performance. We have been very sorry to
see that l.. B. Lent, the director of this cir
Gus, has come round with this show. The
agen. whined so because we did not notice
the show; and wishing to do this we'll known
old caterer the fullest justice, We yesterday
gave the circus favorable notice. This
morning, however, when we saw the grand
procession { pass our window time or
two, we we're compelled to think that We
had spoken rather hastily. A chariot and q
carriage, drawn by horses and ponies, is
hardly our idea of a circus procession.
As q procession, it was in our eyes.
q little dog without a tail-s very small
affair. The agent of this circus was, the
other day, quietly shown the door of the
Harper House for improper behavior in
broad day light; we could say more, but it
is not pleasant subject. This is, we
learn, to be the pretexe for abusing the Har-
per Louise. We think Mr.. Harper will
survive. This afternoon, being very hot,
number of the audience in the circus took
the question of heat into consideration and
sought the open air. A disturbance in one
Of the side shows has been before the police
court. The limited attendance will probably
teach circuses not to travel on their name
Pros erly behaved agents can always stop al
6rst class hotels without being kicked out
and good shows can always draw full houses
in Rock Island. We say this much in JUS
tice to those circuses that kre good-some
of which do have good audiences here
| Since writing the above we learn that one
of Mr.. Lent's best riders has left Quary
what is left.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-18
Attachment m Office.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Rock Island County
So.
In The Circuit Court Of the September Term, A. d
1871.
MILFORD Pisman and Edgar L. Vance, part
ners, &c, Pitman d Vance, VS.. Graybili X. Bard
Attachment.
Notice Is hereby given to said defendant that
the above entitled cause is nos pending in said
Court, and that writ of attachment vas issued
therein from said court ON the TWEEN, isth da, Of
May, A. ID 1871, at the suit Of the said plaintiff.
MILFORD Pitnan ane Edjsr I. Vance, partners ira
ding under the firm name and style of Pitnan 4
Vance, againat the estate of the said Graybiu X
hard, for the sum of fifty six dollars, which has
been returned levied upon the estate of the ssid
Graybill Bard, and unless tie said Grsybiil
4. Bard shall! appear, give bail and plead on the
nrst day of the next term of said court, TO be
holden ct the Court House, in the city of Rock
Island in said county, on the first Monday Of
september next, judgment will be entered
against him the said Gray bill X. Bard, In fav'r
of the said plaintiffs, and the estate attached
win be sold.
Dated this Gath day Of June. A. p. 1871.
SAMUEL P HODGES,
Clerk of the said Court.
OoNNBLLY None
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.