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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27

TaE Richmond Whig misrepresents the
REruBLIcES by quoting an extract from our
columns, ln which Il claims that We concede
the election OF Horace Greeley. We have
never conceded anything OF the kind. We
have too profound 4 respect for the intellI-
gence and common sense Of our countrymen,
too high q trust In Providence to believe for
q moment that He has so great calamity In
storefor us as the election of Horace Greel y
to the Presidency would be. .t.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27

THERE rs KU-KLUx oRoAN 10 Baltimore,
edited BY Col. Yerger, OF Mississippi, about
whom the least said the better. Mr.. Yerger
assures us that his paper Is not edited by "a
negro" Who slaudered The coiorcd people
by saying that Ii was7
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
RY u. ~: wARNsR, Real Rstats Broker
u and Auotloneer, 59p seventh street,
halnaan " and Ia.

TRUsrEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND uhlMkRovnn PROPERTY LYING In
~ virtue d decd of trust p me, given b. Jno W,
Na1hoot, end dated May Is, ISL, and daly 70,
sSseosas foJ he oogag q WA,hlastoP,, and by The
public Anetien en the premises, % the highest bid.
der, on thIpAY, July q, isis ~ q O'Clock. D. M,
trust together with the lmpFoysmsnta thereon.
THIS tract o. lAnd embraces nine md quarter aorea
hslshts q Unioa,2sn And oveIlcots the gntire Dis
Eini4 II s Improved bY an elas ant btsk and frame
resdenes and hs grounds are set With ohoiss iruit
bounds of the property will bO given On the dny on
% slls y ihs ,Iastsa previous 70 that dAts, AppoG
TSIms q sale One iopIlh SaSh, and tho balance Ia
~ deed u trust the property eldO down on tho
d4I ~ the sAls, tho terms arc not conn piled with
VI Mo ten dayl altar sale the trustee reserves thS
nEht % resell Al the Isk and cost of the dsfanltn
parohAsor' DANIEL A. kATon, Trustees.
ie2l'eo4ds tstATl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
pRoPosALs ElR pIMEnnos srpNE RE-
Ekw GUVkRhM kNf BUii.DiNtls AZ uiii

~ iiso ttVposs WI bs IsoS,yed antll tho sid day
oiyuy lhA ~ the tmge o. th9 buperviainE Arohi
s, y en, tof iuInishlne And deliv'
~ ,,e, ~, "a i,n e t1to ~ ngs Uni "a btate.
s.,- ~ s5 - tslsits1 IN W oSnsunetoa. The
IN " aons irvm Nnleh setsoiou VII be made
WI be oonhhsi 70 1ranitsa, hAibes, of sAndstonea,
as,n.,s " - s naisasd u on viii Be IN
o.p.SS iSr & .9sAiss aGdsF NE er,;s o. hammer.
na o. ontns sd On one the nAtaral iTaotuse Of
h9 si0ns that has not been tssted By actaAl IN
.I..i.., .s 49,. 4. le-ss Siu W eonainefeda anu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27

IN ANOTHER COLUMN this morning will be
found letter from Senator schurz to the
Illinois Liberal convention. Il Il the same
old aonO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27

NOTICE TO PRE.KMPrIoN CLAIMANTS,
EVory psraan antitad 10 the tlahl OF pti0n
70 any N the lAnds uithn The lowashps and pAIta q
townships Aboss enumerated u required to establish
the 70 the aAtsfaoton Of the registers and
oolVeu Of the proper land otoaa, And make payment
therofor a soon ~ practicable aftqr aearE this
tice and before tho day appointed ior the oommsues
ment Of the public sale Of the lands embracing the
WILLIS DRuNMOND,
Commissioners ol the oohorai Land Once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27

sanity reoently tried 10 blow his brains out with
2 bellows, aud mlaorably failed TO accomplish
his VlllalnouS design.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
Dry Goods.

DhY GOODs hkDUUkD.
All japanese SILKS strictly At cost.
Full line Of ofGRKNADINks, from l9k cents up.
kleEaDt satin Striped p. X, ~ osnta
knGilsh LONG OL0TH, Is 90 ats. worth % cents.
Victoria LAWNS, from ls cents up.
Ven large stock BKD.sFREADs, At much reduced
TAt0a
Lnea and Cotton LAwHH. cheap.
YArd.lonE double DAMAsK TOWELS, IS oents.
DOhESTIOs, al Wholesale prices.
ielt aELBY A. NAUDAIN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
Auction Sales.
@ :s-..E %Ik.s y l.a;S ia ...:.

BY :srp. p%.I4ka,Gsl y 4k.a,G ia 4Ss.:.s'r' ...:'
b,o. d6KD6dk, M soGhaksr rsp4lf ~. y, ii TX hN6 B
m BY vsIs e Ss. II S:',:, Ps..s tn. sapr.m.
NJ AZ, Ssoiss 's W fles. USs%s. % n .ou, esn,s
~ ,bs p,.,sl ss | I WI III E1slle suoier rosi
Jgne A. D. is1S At O'Clock p N. the foiioslpa ~
trees 6OanoOOu, s'sass BousSs ssG SfSsS f..ntIs,S
70. !. isfO', inOhs. b, % f.s,, i~O-.,Oy fran.
Io.s Is ,ad a. each 10 feet lnObs. By "a fss,, ,uo
Lo, Yin oId brick building, frost. Sssi f.., on
Lsis :, 8 :. y nd isi no improvement.
,.n,h 5as ~. W. i,isop q squsfs 49, bstuesp Ksb.
Iot Is, Win ,vo-.,ory fran. hama.
fSi' h and y sssb Win iSsi.io, RSo fr.mc, unau.
s. .aEdis,,iSs; ~ 2; q :, AsS sSn.,. M e s,HprOrs~on
s.s,. 2, LS. a sos q s,ss 'o.,ss fee.
in depth and Improved With Ivostory franS boa.s'
psss ts ps sSf's' Si Bs fsss SSIs benz.
Iroat p.i.d sFd' from "a % 10 feet Ia dspth. and
fhs vacant lots above msntioned ara slaib,. site.
value and withia thres squarss ony ol strs.a NJ
road soy IN Sosris q soas,.as,log, sNd ~ branch
wgrd ue prs.eal 20 All Dc. ripg handsome Gsi CON.
modons duslliass or profitable Investment a rare
fss@s Of sale; One s,I,b cash, balance in thir,y
monthly payments, with interest 81 ten per oent tnm
from the dal q aAla, secured 70 and
llsa rstalnsd aeon the property sold A dspo.lt q
hhy doAta VI be required o. the purchaser a the
ums q ale. Al eosysYAnoinE and stamps at the
WIN. FMATTIFGgY,
WM, JNO. MILLRR
PHILIP A. DARNElLLR,
jslLd ts,Arl oREES wrLLIAsss.' Ssss:.
~. THE ABovE SALE OF LOIS u, 70. 90. "a
and ". In Stars subdivision Of tquATs lal, Will be
ooniieged TnIS kvKNlN0, at u o'eIoek. Also,
monta,
By order. wM. " MArI1NGJy,
MM, JNO. MlLLRR,
PHILIP A. DAhnkILLR,
ion GsiA,l GREEN a wILLIAMs, hnsis
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27

RY IA. COLEMAN, AsctioneeF,
Dboalhoaat corner Of Tenth atrost and peunHylyana
avenue
y % their advantage 70 oA On me, - win M eAsh
Ior the Gooda % sall At public Aadtioa Al iog par.
DAh ehd hAHuhDAh' mhl3Am
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
By SSnssS Tmas .IIs.; z H. ~

BIooi. .dia.; 4 a:sI .Ss ..s:.,.
TRUsTKE,s SALE or TWO STORY AND BAsF.
MINT hRlOk HOUSE, ON TIIH FAbT HlDH
on TENTH STREET BFrWEkH p AND q
By ylrtns o. doad o. trust 10 Joshua whitney and
nyaolf, dated October J. l97o And At the request 81
hisheae bidder, on the promises, on TUESDAY, july
y, m.L Al 9IaO oolooh, D. M Lot - 10 Joseph "
ne sAma l. I'D down upon the records u the Bar.
so ssos 2, ssa CIV toFethsr With tbs improvements
bmok lI0nss With brown trimmings,
Terms One third cash bA anoe In g. Il, IA and "a
months With per cent Interest," secured by decd u
trust on the pfopetty seyontyhyo dollAFa dOsn al
We uma o. sale. IL the terms Of AIie arc not com.
piled With aeyen days the properly 70 bo nosold Al
th. coat q the deiAulNnG purchaser.
BRAlNAaD IA. MAifHKl, Surviving Tfustaa
jslisodAds GRkkN A WILLIAMS, AuetA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
oB ILLINOIS.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT
hGhRY WILSON.

I'm present general Of the Democracy
General Decentralization.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27

THH POLITICIANS we mean the Democratic
and the sore-hoad Republican politicians,
seem TO have gone mad on the. subject Of
conventions aud eonfeTenees, BY refer
eneo 10 our news columns this morning II
will be seen that the New York Democrats
who arc In favor Of anything ITO beat Gree
ley" have called . convention to meet In
Baltimore on July 8. To these gentlemen
we say--don't Give us Greeley. Take
Greeley, nominate him, run hlmi put him on
any platform or no platform at all against
General Grant. He Is the strongest mar you
can nominate, and, paradoxleal Us II may
seem, be Il the easiest man for US to beat,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
By s sd Il %AssEa NJ Ssr E:,s,s
between a and II.


TRUsTRR's sALH on A pRsIRABIv TWO
AInhY BRICK DWELIIN0, No, aus sEV.
EhIu pH,r rsfhEEri hEEri nkrwKkN b AND o
~ .irtns of deed Of trust 70 me, dated sop,sm-
ner ~, w and daly recorded IN LibeF No e5s 10
VII sell - pqhlie Aaoaon, ~ front % the prsmises
y the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, Jnly o. 49, Al
y O'clock y, m, Lots sixteen and sssantaen, in
frogts srbdiylson Of hqaAre numbered nins hun.
dred, O0 biunded a. fuiloWai BeginnnE 40 q point
ono hundred and elsht ieot thras inches south
from the point Of intersection Of Seventh stresl saSI
WIN Worth UarollnA Asenusi thence North forty feet
70 an alley tho co cast ons handrsd and uinstssn
feet 70 AZ alley tan feet two lnohoa Wide thenos
the dydiaf line Of lots hioon aud sixteen ons hun.
dtsa and nlneteen feat 10 the place of boEnnnE 10
keiher with the improvements thereon.
Terms viii be made known on the dAy OF sale.
chaser.
sl0o dlun whom tho property l. struck on In case
the tertna are not complied with within asven days
Nter the sale the property will bo resod at the risk
and cost Of the dsiaallnE purchaser,
IslasoId. Istarl B.H.% kkskR. HaetiSa.ssss. tiss.ss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
ON HAND


ON HAN IL
Inn do,. aih. o.D roMAroFa
DIAMOND BRAND, sl.AO per don.
i,Ooi dos. s.ib. can PRAOHKs, s3a5 per doz.
lov prices.
JUST RECEIVED, smother invoice Of oAIIFoR.
MA APkIOOTs and BARTLETT PEARs, the
nussi goods In the market
sOOO lbs. BUrTRR, At 40 cents per h. Its the
nneat Quality Ne" fork.
SUGARS.
~, nr,,nTIls.sd: pO"dsred, Crushed. bsst New York.
phnhhAhA' ..
Just reoelVed, 70 bhh. best NhW ORlHANS MO.
Lhnohh.
Just received psr staamor. Hye o.stu PLANrA.
TION UOFFRF Itts eon,I n noch. n, ,.,,. ,.,
IN sr.sr !, !, 4 a.,,. ,a..,ss ~ ''- Po'
.:: g.: !. :S:$= ::!! az 4..::. ~ ,' is
.s .'p !, D.'T, %
our .,nre. and no s.,sr used In 'oa'''us' tA'rsbJ
DATES.
"HA"' in"reeeFeo' IVY cents peFb'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27

Mn. EDwARD A. POLLARD, the high-toned
"southern Historian" has a letter In the
Lyuchburg (ya.) Republican from this city,
In which he says, ..H..
"Among southern residents in washington
there arc not . feU names which occur among
our roooleollons, personal and historical, Of the
late var Of those having the eaires 70 south.
mont 70 mon and events At tho capital, was
pleaaed 70 hnd Major Gal Sayre, Of Alabama,
one q the hSroos Of Santa Rosa Island, aud doc
orntsd by an almost fatal wound there"
As may be supposed, the "SOuthern HiSto-
rlaas" letter Is as valuable and Trustworthy
as bis political contributions generally are.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
For Sale Or Rent.

E0R RENT-k SEVEN ROOM FRAME HOUSE,
y Yss ,s and Matsr, on the sornsf o. ,irset ,9uth
el5 per mooth. fSaulrs nsii door. isi1.Si'
TOR SALE, uHEAP-A THREE.sToRY AND
street nor,hvest, 0esiti 00x S0Afi,kN.
EoR SALE OR .REyTa.!TdE oI.D.ESTAB.
!. h.hsd BhkERY hspt by WIN; Aysads.. o. VIZ.
nssr NAVY Yard. Inquire a. Un.oa IioSss. K,sht6
LNoR RRNr-NKwLY FURNISHED ROOMS
" q moderate priee-Sll Ninth street, bs,-ssu
EoR SALE.
Four-s.Ory. ten room HOUSE,. pressed brick front,
hsii, s.,s,' ss,, bs,a.room' AZ II street. between
hhh.,so?m pressed bIieS fren,, hall water and gas,
ssoK huTsF ips on ': :,
s:s ,ss IG!;,ae fSsSe inYS "a ;';ss
tsynth, between " and strses northwest
seven. room FRA NJ, bsll, 10, on & bstwesn Don.
slIrooP fRAMr, 90 Tssniyaiih. between X
''5sss ret snd p;ns.ylyaIi,, A 4 a%ys1g. % -, =,
hall, water, gas, bath ROOFS, baf rnd5vs on THIRD
E.'s Wv ;s S;,sssP az never S:sdg:S
eI,h sad s,.ss,, e . .,ea,es.ss nsys, ocoag,sc
hivsto3m ~ eossl fitth street southeast
Also, several LUIS 10 the northern part Of the
fhs sb9ys vlll be ,Old oHEAP. ON LONG TIMR,
u called for Al onoe. -. =.
isaS-u B05F street Masonic Temple.
TOR SALE, AT A BARoAIy-A NRw THRRR
y story Brick Dvslliag. win baot buildieF, collar,
gssl r.nGs h9, and oala 5Atsr, bath, te lot y bJ
sin b tsssn "a i'irt psymsa,, Hpely a ones 10 NJ
n; RoHGER, 5iS ssvSath stSSsi, i SpS@si,. Rs.i
Once. isa2-eo9t
EoR sALE. .yERy OHEAP-AN EIGHr ROOM
~ BRICK HOUSk, closets, water, 40, No, dO1
''Iss, nss'bss. IYasI,S sS tes RIsni:ss s,s,
Psnpsrivaai. ,ssnus w ..hinsio, h pup' "oi .svs
Two-SToRY BRIOK HoUsR. wIrH sKvRN
~ rooms; vel Of good gAtsr, poroh In front, for sale.
sBARRINGros BAOHR,
900 vERMoET AvkSUR, OPPOSITE Tar
90 ARLlNorON-For rent, after the close I
two slssani furnished sutss Il Rooms With or Win
SSt sS. msels Al'o't~o single ROOss Rsisrspes; sI
EoR RKNT,-HANDsoMK FURNIsHkp
Rooms, h31O Indiana avenue, ap0-u
EoR RKNT-rHK LARaK DwRIIINa HOUSE,,
as1 f.apsyls.ni. aysnls, siI doors .ast o. The
-, FakNQK. TAYLOR,
FOR sALE-THK LOT soUTHRAsr oORNKR
ss.pSs Pos psrisSa. Ia n sppS ifSS' 20 j. Js u
AndTsu Joyoe Uo.t boseh FaotorJ, soqihvesi
CORNER OF Foar'esnth .ad ks,rosla fobT.u
FOE RENL7,THE LARgg goURsrOBY
bstussn Ninth AHd Tenth ussii halls Aad roomi
lArse ceilings blshi has tau IooinsI slssasl bath.
ssP naua. n. n.a Ssor S ss,Ts'a 1r % sd
oANsoN. National Bsuh Of The kspabliS. mhiS,G
RARK OHAsOE To sRouRR oHRAP FUR.
,na sass ss.,o,, 2, n 9sa missaiss,a's Ins under
,s ~, ~ =, oI eo1n. ousn"s-' ousrs MS entire
SAMUEL KIRBY,
mytu 3Is Eighth st., bot Maftei spsss asa D.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
Groceries.
DOLLY WARDEN
G. RO RIES,
DOLLY WARDEN PRICES!
ATTuK POPULAR FIRM OF
BRAY a. BRO.

sHbS,siRvs sbo,i, From 10 % s'P!' per p.
Ohoies BRnAkfAsT y AoOh ,.s.s..ll
jus, Ise.iysd, eheies 10, Of BUrrkR, the beat 10
the market, lba iPr a. -
TAKE MOTOR.
We aan cheaper than all 0thera, 90 evefyvhsrs
rad ~ Advrfilssrnents, and then come straight 70
BRAY a BhO''s aud buy your uROORRfks.
35t Pennsylvania Avenue,
myai NORTH sIDE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
pRoPosAIs ron ooNgRRrR sToNE, NEv
L g9yaRNMKsT BUILDINGS. CaiOI6o

ILLINOIS.
Scaled proposals will he received until the Ssd IA,
otJaly lsl2, at the once of the SapsstlsiuG ArohI
teot, Treasury Dep utment, WAshiuGf1r, u. u, for
81 other hA,d durable stone broAen 10 the siES Of
hens eEss ssitAhle fSr coeerets The proposals 20 be
ffoposAls viii be mAde By ihs cubic yard and will
be nsosissd hy weight the weight Of Iard 10 be
osrAiued by the sape htsndsnt b. n,..surlns Hass,
ratep apd Weighing The same
All bida must be mads on the priutst form to be
obtained " tue hupervisug Arobiaot al Gtou
o. the Collector Of Outtoma UhioAgn, H. and vii be
auArded him
delivered within fortJ days alter the eoaIsos E On.
tered into.
Ths right 70 reject any or all bids IL reserved.
Pc pOaala must be tnoiostd IN sealed 90 yplope and
lndorsed fropoaaa totUoncrste siohe, New tlUvsrn-
,.oz s,n...,.,. ...S.., D: MuLLkTE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
HAnNnaR.

0IL = ~ -WLNSSa
full stock of IAFnsas of out osn make, and
everIthinf AppertalninG 20 the SAddiety, uaFnsaa
snd rrunk buslncaa tfas Harssss and ranfs mai
10 oder
sole agents for Hnrs oeltbrated CONCORD HkR
MISS and COLLARS, Nhieh We are saillnR Al Ton
o2fd prizes. Ooneotd Harness room In second siorJ
tW-BEsURK oF THE NAME AsD NumBER.
r. A. LUTZ, Jr., q BRO,
d07 PenasyIvaaia nyenae,
iaqTsaol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

ment.-After the pleasant duty already perform
cd this afternoon, it affords me further pleasure
to express to you, in behalf of the State and for
myself Individually, my qualification at the
good order, efficiency and discipline we have
witnessed here to-day. | need not say to you
that under system ike ours the government
must ultimately rest on the loyal hearts of its
Citizens, and upon emergency the life Of the
government depends on the action Of the citizens
In defending it by srms Our theory Of gov
ment discards the standing army. and places Il e
deiense Of the government On the people; and
1t is the duty Of tie people to maintain such a
condition Of organization and familiarity with
the use OF arms as will enable them to act with
efficiency when the occasion arises.
am aware, gentlemen, that the people Of this
state have given you very little encouragement
IN your Efforts TO sustain the militia, and it is
therefore greater pleasure to zee that your al
most unaided efforts have been 80 successful. |
am the more glad, also, becsuse your success is
the strongest guaranty that the State will yet
furnish the additional assistance and encourage
ment to which you are entitled. sm glad to-
DAY to bear testimony not only to the zeal and
emclency OF your officers, but TO the good order
and ereditGble appearance Of the rank and file
l congratulate the State that it has such regi-
ment "a this. l Eish you safe and pleasant
return to your homes; and trust that you will
in future continue to manifest the same interest
in the support of the militia Of the State, in
order that the future may show increased eff
cheney and success.
Ihsse words appreciation and cheer, were
received by the regiment with three rousing
cheers and tiger, for the Governor Dress
parade followed, after which Governors salute
Of fifteen guns wss fired By the Battery, while
the Band entertained the guests of the Colonel
with rene choice selections. The parade thus
ended pleasantly and successfully and to the
qualification of sll present
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27
Sperial gutifts.


1t Is sad thirs to pass through life only hall
ahTe. Yet thel are Thousands whose hsbitual con-
dition is one Of languor ami debility. They cam.
plain OF no specific disease; thoy suffer no postiy
PAIN bat they have no relish for anything which
azores mental or sensuous pleasure to their more
robust and energetic fellow bslngs.
In nino cases out Of ten this state Of Iasstude and
torlor arises from morbid stomach. Indigestion
destroys the energy OF both mind and body. When
the waste Of nature is not supplied by a due and
regular assimilation Of the food, every organ is
starved every function interrupted.
Nov what does common sense suggest under these
circumstances OF depression The system needs
IOuslng and strengthening not merely for an hour
or TWO, TO sink Afterwards into more pitiable con-
diuon than ever as 1t assuredly would do If an
Ordinary alcoholic stimulant were resOrted to- but
radically aad permanently.
now Is THIS desirable object to be accomplished :
The answer to this question, founded on the unyary
lqs experience OF quarter Of century, is easily
gwen lnfase new vigor into the digestive organs
by course OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Do not
waste time IN administering temporary remedies
but wake the 81 stem up by recuperating the fount
ain head OF physical strength and energy the Great
organ upon which all the other organs depend for
their nurture and support
By the time that dozen doses Of the great v,oe.
table tonic and invgorant have been taken, the
iee9le frame OF the dyspeptic will begin to feel
us nenign influence Appetite will be created and
with appetite the capacity TO digest what Graves
fsrseVere uatl the cure is complets-until health
iul oood' ut to be the material Of aesh and muscle
bono and nerve and brain, flows through the chan
nels Of circulation, instead Of the watery pabulnp
with which they have heretofore been iupsrfec.ly
noarished.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

CLINTON COUNTY NoNISArIoss.-The Repub-
licanr Of Clinton County. n Y, have nominated
al excellent ticket IS follows For Assembly,
Everett c. Baker Of Plstt,burgh; County Treas
urer, David F. DObie, present incumbent Sup
erintendent Of the Poor, Peter SENEGAL Schocl
Commissioners, William D. Dodge and Robert S.
Mccullough; Coroner, Harvey Carter; Justices
Of Sessions, Ira B. Vaughan. The Pls,t.burgh
Seatinel says We commend as wise and ap-
propriste the general acts of the Convention. 1t
sought out its candidates with the most judicious
discrimination, and has given Us ticket that We
take pride and pleasure in putting at the head of
our columns. And nov, we snxiously await
the voice Of old Clinton That it will be in
commentator Of the right, and in condemna-
top of the wrong, we believe we may safely
affirm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

THosE ELECTION Returns 1t is not matter
Of much consequence, in view Of the fact thst
We shall 50 soon haze the official count Of the
vote Of our State; bat We believe we have st
last srrivei pretty closely At the true figures for
Rutland county. The Town Clerk Of Mount
Tabor writes Us that fourteen votes lreIc cart for
Gardner in that town. Weoin't reconcile this
with the Rutland HeralH's repeated statement
tia; il tasr Mount Tabor cast bat two votes for
Gardner; but rs the Town Clerk hss stood By
US, We stand by the Town Clerk, and retain our
figures for Mt. Tabor, al 81 for Converse and II
for Gsrdner Then we have the official figures
Tor Brandon, which are Converse, l99; Gard
neF, l5S, varying little both from our figures
(received BY telegraph and the Herald's. With
there Corrections and correction Of our footings,
We make the vote Of Rutland county-Converse,
4'5i7; Gardner. 2,o5i; Republican majority,
24S8.
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