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MEXICO.
The Revolutionists Abandon the Rio
Grande and Propose Movement
Against the Capital.

ne NeVOIutlOniSt9 Abandon the Rio
Grande and Propose a Movement
Against the Capital.
CAMARGo, May S.-Trevino, with his
entire force, left here this morning for the
interior, abandoning the line of the Rio
GrAnde. He moves towards Liueres for
the purpose Of opposing Corola, who Ia
coming hither TO operate with Cevallos
from Matamoras. Aguere and staff have
Joined Trevino. Trevino, before leaving,
received tho following from Satillo: Diaz
Is in Jalisco, rapidly organizing his forces.
Guerra reported, officially, that Roche has
suffered a terrible blow, three OF his bat
talions having been attacked iu the noun.
tains by Durango, killing their chiefs and
capturinga large quantity Of provisions
and munitions belonging to the govern.
ment.
General Oremana has arrived at Satillo
on an important mission.
Trevino states that an important move.
ment is onfoot 10 concentrate all the revo-
lutionary lorces and move on the capital.
The revolutionary General at San Luis
Potosi recently visited Jose Nora Corr.
Icajal, living in Texas, and offered him an
important command in that State.
NEW YoRK, May IA special from
Tampico OI May 7th says that advices
from San Luis Potosi 10 the 28th ult state
that there are no revolutionists In tho
States oil San Luis Potosi .Quaniuata and
Zacatecas, apd that business Is improving
IN those States. Rocha has arrived at
Mazatlan and has confirmed the report Ct
Diaz being in JaliHco. Corello left San
Luis Potosi on the 9th and went towards
Monterey. Garcia Aydla, Governor of
NlelvO Leon, has issued decree to the
effect that all males over fifteen years OF
age are liable to military duty or to pay
fifteen dollars per month Tor six months
in advance. He accompanies Cevallas
and commands the troops of Cortina, who
has been relieved. Cevallas' advance
occupies Camargo, in the southern part Of
Mexico. Leon has pronounced In favor
Of the government. Francisco Valdez
and Mattiaz Berlaugo, commanding forces
ut Lanars aud MOntneolles, have declared
against Trcvino and In favor OF tho gov.
ernment
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Seeing by the report Of the PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board Of Supervisors that an aS'
preparation Of two thousand dollars haS
been madeto the Wheeling, West Libertv %
& Bethany Turnpike, have Thought =
brief sketchof the history and MANAGE.
ment Of that road would not be unaccent.
able to your rcaders-cspecially the tax.
paying portion Of them.
The Act Incorporating said company
was passed by tho General Assembly Of
Virginia on the Goth Of March, 1857, and
on the Cd Of May tho Commissioners
named in the Act viz: John Goshorn,
VIM. Mccoy, John Brady, D. 8. Forney
and others. met at West Liberty and pro
ceeded to open books for subscription 10
the capital stock Of said company, and on
the 2sd Of May q sufficient amount Of
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, May 1.-THE Palmer regis.
try, amended 10 suit the views of the
Governor, has been adopted. The Senate
board OF managers Of The impeachment
against Judge Barnard appeared at the
bar Of the House and announced that
they had informed the Senate OF their ap.
pointment and the President OF the Sun.
ate had stated that the Senate would
adopt the necessary measures for the
court for the trial Of Impeachment, The
Senate today confirmed the nomination
Of VIM. a. Leonard for Judge Of tho su-
pertor Court in place Of Cardozo.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May 1.-THE commission on
capitulations declares It finds itself
lncompetent TO adjudicate upon the ques.
tion. The Paris commission, however,
thinks the great responsibility for the sur.
render of the city rests upon Julis Favre
Minister of Foreign Affairs, under the
government Of the National defense and
exculpates Trochu and Binory from all
blame in the matter.
PARIS, May l2-Gambetta replying to
an address from deputation Of Alsations,
said France must not speak of revenge.
de advised them to adopt patience and
tenaclty as the watch words OF the future.
True to q policy Of which these are the
keynotes, France would obtain satisiac.
tion without resorting to the sword.
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NASHVILLE RACES,
A Bull Movement In Wall Street
this Week,

NEw YoRK, May 12.-The HtralGs
monetary article has the following: Some
OF tho wise men Of Wall street and those
who have tho reputation of being far.
seeing and sagaciouS dealers, prognasti.
cate bull movement next week that
will at least cause the market to recover
from is present depressed condition and
send the majority Of the speculative
stocks up three or four per cent.
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THE CINCINNATI NOMINATIONS

The Virginia Member Of the Nation-
al Democratic Committee Ready
TO Support them. 10 ...-..-.
NoakoLK, Va, May 11.-Tho Virgin
ian newspaper Of to morrow will contain
a letter from Hon. Jno. Good, a member
Of the National Democratic Committee
correcting the statement Of the New York
RerGlTS letter, that he was urging ex-
treme Democratic views.
Mr.. Good says that at present he is pre-.
pared to support the nominees Of the Lib.
eral Republicans and thinks 1t would be
unwise for Baltimore to make nomina.
tions,
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The New Orleans Custom House In
vesIigation..-Grant at Last Driven
to Remove His Brother.in.Law.

WARRINGTON, May 12.-The Congress.
sionsl committee recently appointed to
investigate the affairs at New Orleans,
have just handed their printed report to
the President, and he has had an oppor.
tunity for the first time, Of examining It
critically. In consequence Of this exami.
nation, he has requested tho resignation
Of Casey, Collector OF Customs, at New
Orleans, and his deputy, Mr.. Herring.
There is nothing In this report to show
that these gentlemen were not honest and
effectual in the discharge Of their duties
as Custom House officers, but owing to
the character Of certain portions Of the
testimony, It was thought that change
In these offices might promote tho several
interests Of the service.
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EVANSVILLE. IND, May 1s.-Weather,
cloudy and cool. River, fallen four inches.
CAIRO, May l2-River, fallen 10 inches.
Weather, clear and cool; mercury, "a.
CINCINNATI, May 12.-River, II feet 6
inches, and falling.
PIrTsBURGH, May 12.-Rtver 3 feet s
inches and falling. Strong indications OF
rain.
LOUISVILLE, May 12.-Rlver has risen
2 inches and stationery, with s feet 0
inches in canal and feet 0 inches In the
chute. Clear and cool.
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PITTSBURGH.
FahneStock'S Lead Works Burned

EauueBluck'B AeHu WOFKB BuFheus
PIrTsDuRau, Pa, May 12.-The lead
works Of Fahnestock. Hazlett s. Swartz,
on Liberty street, took fire at two o'clock
this afternoon and were entirely dc.
stroyed, together with the dwellings ad.
joining. Fahnestock's loss is very large
probably half million dollars. In.
surance 100000. Five thousand each in
the North American, Of Philadelphia;
Hartford, Of Hartford; International, Of
New York; Delaware Mutual, of Phila.
,delphia; Union, Of Bangor, and the bal.
ance In Pittsburgh companies.
This morning row Of eleven tenement
houses, belonging to Clark 6 Thaw, were
burned. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
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Fire Damp Explosion Near scranton.

SCRANTON, Pa, May 12.-Yesterday
morning while party Of engineers were
examining a disused gangway in the Pine
Ridge colliery, two miles from Wilkes.
barre, an explosion Of fire damp took
place. ThoS. Morgan, David Morgan and
Evan Davis were Killed and another man
badly hurt, but who will recover. The
explosion did not extend beyond the
gangway in which 1t occurred, and no
Others were injured.
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Fires in South Mountain.

CARLISLE, Pa, May IA disastrous
fro has been burning for tho past six days
on South Mountain. 1t commenced In
the vicinity OF Pine Grove Furnace. To.
day 1t is raging stronger than ever and Ia
rapidly working down the mountain to.
wards Holly Spring. A large amount Of
timber has been destroyed.
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MOuntain Fires Ia uI.,er Coz, N. Y.

PoUauKEEPsrE, May 19.-Reports from
Chicester, Ulster county, say that the
mountain fires there are three miles in
length and that the birds and game are
fleeing before the flames. On Friday all
day the smoke was so dense that the sun
was obscured, and the united efforts Of a
hundred and fifty men alone saved the
village of Chicester, 1t was so hot al
times that they had to throw themselves,
face downward, on the ground to avoid
anEfncation
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ENGLAND.

Compliment to the Empress Augusta.
LONDON, May 1.-THE order of victo.
ria and Albert has been conferred upon
Empress Augusta, Of Germany, who Is
now on a visit to Queen Victoria.
The strike Of the sailors at Southamp.
ton aud this city has not yet ended, and
tho seamen at Liverpool are also threat.
ening to strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-13
The Pennsylvania OH Production,

TITusvnIE, May. 19.-The Herald will
publish tomorrow the following report
Of the production OF petroleum for the
month OF April: Total production 479,
1870 barrels; daily average l6,62G barrels,
increase In daily average over March 502
barrels; increase In total stock during
April 77,O37 barrels The number ol
wells being drilled 277.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 11.-A FIRE last night iu
the sash and blind factory Of F. II. Roelle
s. Son, destroyed $4,000 worth OF stock
and material, and damaged machinery to
tho amount Of IS 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-13
Cheap mill Property
FOR SALE.

The new Steam Saw MIL at the head Of Wheel.
Ing leland Is offered for sale on Very reasonable
terms This Mill ID capable OF cutting from 8 1000
100000 feet per day, aud has the best Log Har-
NEtlusirFry will bc sold separately or In conuoc-
tlon with the Mill. This Lot 10 situated short
distance above tho Furnace and 10 q tpIendId To-
eAuty for Glass Houses or other manu- tacturiuR
30 ldinge. For particulars, enquire Oh tho prem.
lsSS, or Of
8. B. WILLIAMS,
Cot. Of Walnut and Second Sts., Wheeling Island
GP
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WE are sorry that our friend Of tho
F9rkeFsourg JOurna! cannot take Joke
as freely as he gives one, or that he should
be incapable Of a more legitimate mode Of
Fetort than that employed through the
medium Of Saturdays Rsot,tsr
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, May 12-Durlns the past
year the totGl shipments of ores iroru Salt
Lake City was 10000 tons; bullion, 2S;0
tons, nearly all from these districts,
The crops throughout the Territory arc
reported splendid, there being little or no
fear this year Of the grass hopper plague
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Entertainers OF Alexis to Receive
Decorations from the Car.

New York, May 11.-A st. Peters.
burg correspondent says that Gen. sheri.
dan and a number Of other persons who
entertained Alexis during his visit to the
United States, are to receive decoration
from the Gear In acknowledgment Of the
kindness shown the Grand Duke. Gen.
Sheridan Is to receive the order OF
"White Eagle" The other recipients are
not named.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.

offer at private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures IN Union Foundry, belonging to the late
dfri Of W. W. Miller d Co.
Eas purchaser can secure reasonable lease oi
the Foundry aud grounds, The building ia b6
teei6y S feet centrally located with good light
which cannot be obstructed, and contains all the
IeeesSAfy appliances OF q nrst-clAss J0bbing
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
JAMS Receiver.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

loEOt for sale tho houe In which how're. ~
dde, sitn9te on John street, few doors iE
sIt Of Ftlth. The house 10 substantial iit
Meesofy brick containing eight room6, be.
naes bath room and kitchen, and finished
Nue, WithA good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms. The house Ia In good order and
NeiI located and In every way desirable prop.
SsEh being butA little over o square nom the
FOtOHce. There Is also on tho promises good
BRICK STABLE,
samelent iot four horses, and carriage house.
ANY one Wishing 10 purchase can examine the
premises At AnytIm
Sept9S JNO. F. McDERMoT.
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Arrivals ut New York: Steamer Dutch.
Ian from Bremen md Parthia, from
Liverpool,
, Arrivals at Queenstown: Steamer CubE
from New York.
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TRUSTEES. SALE-BY VIRTUE
i Of Deed Of Trust executed by Fret Mayer
fot the benefit Of John DALEY, tho undersigned,
% Trustee, will sell At LubIic auction In the Bar
Der shop under Dailey's City Hotcl: on THURS
Wash stand and Bowls three BArbe' Chairs,
eight Chair, three Stands, tour Looking Glasses,
one Stove and Pipe, three sets Of Drawers, Par
ttions, Screens and all other AEtIclCs 10 the BAr'
Bar Shop, JOHN MCDOWELL,
myI0t Trustee.
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FOR SALE
10 ACRES FIRST CLASS UPLAND
T sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
land. Price from 500 to s., 900 each.
TERMS -one.fourth cash, the residue In equal
llstAllments st ono, two and throe yeArs, with In
,ereSL JNO. P. GILCHRIST,
Gplo At Ton Mil.
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PresbVtsrian Board of Foreign Mis-.
Rlnnn.

NEW YORK, May 12.-Thc anniversary
OF the Presbyterian Board Of Foreign
Missions was held tonight ut Madison
Square Church. Rev. Dr.. Ellenwood, the
President, reported that the receipts for
the year were $455. 900, against $320,OOC
the proceeding year. There was a debl
remaining Of $50, 900 until few days ago
when legacy OF $SS000 was received
DR.. Hall gave gratifying account Of the
progress made.
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TOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE
niece or Land, two or three miles this aide
on Moundsyllle Marshall county, consisting Of
Six ScreI or River Bottom, on which there arc
40 OSps Vines well stiGed with locust posts q
yeaf1 bearIpRl, $50 Plum treets, 800 Peach trees,
every variety, l5O Qulnce trees, lSS Pear trees,
standard and dwarf. and 80 Cherry trees, oil 10
thrIfty condition. WIN bo sold on reasonable
myiO l. IRWIN, Agent
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.Y TELEc PH.
Associated PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.

(By the Western Union Line,
U6cs Northwest COZ. .'ot Main and Monroe stsl
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A UCTI0N, AUCTION, AUCTION.

II
Great Clearance Sale of Thousands Of Hats,
lots OF Clothing, Fish, Furniture, Notions, &C.,
on Tuesday evenings, Wednesday mornings,
Friday evening", Saturday mornings and SAttir.
dSy evenings, until closed out and without 70.
NFye 10 the highest bidder for CASH, by
J. G. HERVEY d co,
my6s 100 Market street,
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S00 BBLS. FLOUR.
OOO Is Bbls Rye Flour.
6o0 Half hbls Lake ucrrlpg
70 White Fish.
M0 MkcHrrel,
80 Quarter bbls Mackescl,
100 Kits MacKelcl.
soO Bbla choice y. o. Molassss.
90 Hhds chOIceN y. Sugar.
10 PR. do.
.o9 DemerarI DO.
100 Bbls Refined do.
200 Pounds Peaches, rs and IA.
% Kegs choice Lard,
10 Tlerces do.
100 Bags chol Q COGno
arriving and ior sale At lowest cash prIrcs TO
WnIGh Wo Invite tho attention Of buyers heiore
mAtl6 NELL & ELLINGHAM,
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TENNESSEE.
sale of Blooded Stock.

NASHVILLE, May 11.-Gen. Banniug's
annual sale Of blooded stock took piace
TO day. Tho sales were: Get, Of Van.
'dal, and Jack Malone, and aggregated
$1,000. The Vandalite tilly, Ioaled In
1871 by Vandal, sister TO Nellie Ransom,
was purchased by q. Ball, OF New
York. u srGT {; c''ris 's'a
NASHVILLE. RACES
The Nashville spring races will open
on Monday with two races, both mile
heats. Four crack nags have been entered
lor each race.
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For Sale.

noR SALE CHEAP @A
l THE ToWBoAT BENWooD, u -
Septh OF hold; ono double fledD boiler, u feet
iOnT, 4? Inches IN d Gmeter; cylInter " Inches
diameter, % iuches stroke. She 10 IN good run
For further Information address
HoRNBRooK b CO.,
myti aswater street, Wheeling. ". Va.
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MoRGANs "OENTURY" SOAP,
AH ~, !OO Boxes q the above fAvorito soGp.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-12
DIED,

In Norwich, March q, AIRS. Hannah Davis,
widow of the late Mr. Ladd Davis, ia her slst
year.
Also, March 2s, Mr.. Elisha Hutchinson, in
his SD year,
In Wells River. March 81, Mary Belle,
youngest daughter of Willis Palmer, aged 10
yrs. mos.
At Copporas Hill, March eth, of cankerrash,
Lucy May daughter OF James X. aud Jannette
u. Gilman, aged years, months.
In Bradford. April 8, at the residence of X.
Il. Aldrich, Mrs Vodacia l.. Bailey, aged ~
yrs. Mrs. Bailey was a pensioner of the War
of 1912.
In Bradford, April 7, Mr.. William d. Davis
aged 70 yrs.
In lIavcrhill, April S, Lydia J, wife of Grove
S, Stevens, Esq, aged 5syrs
In West Failce, April Andrew j. Elan.
ders, aged about 80 yrs
In Pernlont April :, of measles Miss Jane
Simpson aged about IS yrs,
In permont April 9TH, of pneumonia, Mrs.
Isaac Stevens. aged about 65 yrs.
In Ncwbury, Mar. 9TH. Dora Francis, aged .
yrs, mos, scalded to death; and March 30,
Of canker rash, Harry William, aged I yrs. >
mos, only children of Seneca and Emma l..
Dickey. tcorreetedl
In Oxford April ID, Ransom f. Griggs, aged
10 years.
In Lyme, April I'd, Mr., Eras,us Grant, aged
- yrs.
In Bradford, April TO- NJ. Samuel p Badger
aged IS yrs. , mos. IN. II, papers please copy.)
In Bradford, April sth, of Pneumonia at the
residence of her father, X. X. Aldrich, Esq,
Mrs, Josephine T.. Benton, aged 80 years and
months.
From childhood an invalid and IA sufferer,
| none but her most intimate friends knew the
lifelong struggle of that heroic spirit. Her
highly sensitive nature and great delicacy OF
feeling led her to endure in silence, in patience
in sweet resignation and to seek in her near
est fri, nds tic sympathy and comic thsr heart
so yearned for. To them she was ever a
source of comfort and an object of fondest
love and of tender solicitudc Married in
1866 to j. II. Benton, Jr, Esq, her few years
OF welded life passed swiftly and happily by.
| Ia har husbands love and devotedncss she
| could he happy dvsPit, l.oo"eo which like a
shadow continually tell upon her path. AL
though thrown much into company during the
past few years, where she made many friends
her heart was ever turning toward the home
of her childhood, and here she was perAitted
to spend her last days on earth. For months her
strength had been falling and her spirits frail
casket wasting away A sudde' cold and n
fe " hours of severe sickness Drought her
down to the river Of death but when told
that she could not live her calmness did not
forsake her; that patient, gentle spirit so long
chsstcned and sweetned by suffering was hers
still. Expressing a wish to live for her husband
and for her parents sake, vet if it We're Gods
will she was ready and willing to die. Her
faith in ." Saviour was sifo Ugly expires sed and
with perfect calmncss and self control she
made arrangements for her funeral, sent
messages of love TO absent friends and spoke
words of comfort TO weeping friends around
her bedside And when the angel, Death,
came with the golden key to unlock for her the
gate paradise, she sank peacefully into his
armcs without Il struggle.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-12

HE VERMONT CENTRAL.-Somo
idea of the business which is bpino
done by the Vermont Central road
may be gained from the following
authentic figures: Number of miles
OF ROAD under control of the comma
ny, 500; locomotives employed. 40
p >sen er ca s, l1U; frei- h Gus. 4
26i number OF employees, 1900: miles
run IN lSIl-paSseuger trains .OS3.
l26; freight l,9Ol ,S2l: service oo4'
4t2, making II total of 3.1Sg,3522
miles. Another new Pullman car
the third-has just been placed M.
on the road in connection with the
Montreal train. 1t was built at the
company workshops in St. Adams.
and is finished and furnished in the
most complete and magnificent
manner. For completeness of an
poIntment, thoroughness of MANAGE
ment, and general accommodation
to the wants OF the public, tins road.
welinVo, stunuo cvIUuu III none III
New England Waterman.
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Local Items.
About Town.

There will he services at the Meth
odist Church next sabbath and it is
expected that Rev. i. T.. Gushing
viii supply the pulpit for the pres
ent.
The Sugar party l. wee which
WAS to come of at Town Hall this
Friday.) evening is for several good
and sufficient reasons, indefinitely
postponed.
40. Dickinson has bought out
the boot and shoe store of A. j.
Russ. This is IA first rate business
and Mr.. Dickinson is the righl kind
of man to make it successful. lie
has very large stock of goods and
will give good trades to all who call
on him.
II. b. and A. M. Stevens have
dissolved partnership in the Livery
S,yblc bu'iness, and Harry will
hereafter carry on the business
alone.
\. Il. Doe advertises his place on
the upper Plain for sale. 1t is one
of the most pleasant locations in
this section; every thing about it is
in the incest order, it having been
fitted up as a summer residence and
is offered at a reasonable price.
A. NJ. Stevens has gone into the
Liver, stable business with Jerry
Drew at ST. Johnsbury.
see +. b Davis & Co.'S advertise
m,nt of Gras, seed for sac. They
have bought q large lot of the best
seeds which they are bound To Sell.
We understand that A. J. Russ
has boz at tn. Edward W. Robe
farm. Oh the Waits River roa.l
The past week has put u com
pound fractu into the spinal col.
umn of tue hoary headed reigning
monarch of the past four months
In other words. the back bone of
winter is broken. April showers
have settled the snow, started the
streams, and as we write il seems
a; though a regular old fashioned
rain storm had Just commenced
Bat very little sugar has been made
yet. and the prospect is not very
encouraging for tlat business.
CAUCus.-The Republican voters
OF Bradford are hereby notified to
meet in Caucus at Band Hall. on
tuesday evening, April 10Th, 1872,
ut o'clock PM, for the purpose of
choosing two Delegates and two Al
ternates to the Republican State
Convention to be held at Bellows
Falls, May list, 1872.
Per Order REPUB. Town Com.