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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-07-19

The agricultural returns of Great
Britain for 1872, show that only six per
cent. of the working population are em-
ployed in tillage and husbandry.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-07-19

The Mammoth Cave property is an
nounced for sale, and the price named
is 100000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09
ITO BE FOU ND AT T II Il
UNION HOUSE,

Cor. Main and Union sts,, Montpelier, VI,
Food for the hungry rest for the weary, all quiet
neat and clean. Rooms us pleasant and better urn-
ished than any public house Ia town. ! sond no
0rters to trains but guests and baggage taken to
ana from the depot free Of charge, ON request. Do
take the advice Of Porters from other houses who
say that we live mile from the depot, when It Is not
more than hye minutes walk, and that we keep a
one-horsc house" Come and try us once, and If not
satisfied with room, food and prices the first bill shall
be gratis. Your obedient servant
sO-ly GEORGE p. FOSTER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Wood and Coal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09
miscellaneous.
A MnnIAN,s nRrAM


"wii thou begin thy life again,
woman " the whitening hairl
Becomo a child, with shining train
OF angel-ohildren In the ARR ...
wilt feel thy mothers kisses press
Those cradled warmly at her feet ~
What find my vanished Rden' Yes,
All, yes, my God II was 70 eweetn
wilt thou in blissful faith resume
Thy siro's fond shelter as Of old,
While, breathing innocent perfume,
The white flowers Of thy heart unfold
Back 70 thy yernal happiness.
Fly like bird on pinlons neotw
Might but that Joy oontinuo,--yes,
All, yos, my God II was so sweet
wilt thou unlearn thy sorry lore,
And shyly keep life's leaves between,
And, feeding youngest hopes Oncs more,
Forget the winters thou hast seen
The daisied banks, the dove Of peace,
The morning freshness, round thy track
Shall these returnw "My God All yes
All but the wayside graves give back 4"
Have, then, thy wish Thy steps rotraccl
Flowers, perfume, song, be thine once more
Yet shall time lead thee TO the place
OF tears NJ surely ~ before.
Reklndlo Passions fires and view
Their over-bnlefll radiance 70
What light those earth-b0rn flames anew
All, no, my Savior Take me henecin
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09
.ARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber wishes 10 sell his farm, containing
about OO Of land, and the farm buildings thore-
on. Said hrm has good sugar place, and Is well
waered, and has good supply Of fruit trees and Is
pleasantly located East Montpelier village and
post Office store, grst ana saw mill, and is known
the Esquire Bassett Farm. Part Of the purchase
money may remain on mort gage IL desired For fur
ther particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises. ROYAL WHEELER.
East Montpelier, May /, 1873. 1854.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09
N NoTICEl

OFFICE oF COMPTROLLER or THE CuRRENcNf
MAsnNGroS, May nth, 1873
Wh,reas, By satisfactory evidence presented TO the
unders gncd, IL has been made TO appear that TIL y
NATIONAL BANK OF BARRE In the town Of Barre,
in the county Of Washington and State Of Vermont,
has becn duly organized under aud according to the
requirements Of the act Of Congress- entitled "An act
10 provide National Currency secured by pledge
lntion and redemption thereoi,h approved June %,
lsd and has complied with all the provisions Of said
net required TO be complied with before commencing
the business Of banking under said act
Now, therefore, !, John Jay Knox, CompiIoller OF
the Currency, do hereby cert ~ thatTllE NATIONAL
HANK OF BARRE, in the town of Barre aud county
OF Washington and State Of Vermont, Is authorized
to commence the business Of mixing under the act
aforesaid.
\ testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal ol
office, this nth day Of May 1919
,~N, JOHN j. KNOX,
LIS. Comptroller Of Currency
f~~>~' No. 2,l09. 1885
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09

great NOVELTY in Subscription Books Ara.
hisn Nights Guliver and Crusoe outdonc Pursuit
Of the Sea serpent" Discovery Of the South Poles
Death In the Mplstrom One hundred and ton full
Outsells everything yet Territory being rapidly
taken. Agents wanted everywhere. Write for six
teen page illustrated circular, terms ETC., 10 GEO NJ
SMITH 4 CO., Publishers, n Bromleld Street,
Boston, Mass. 7gs2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09

"A Nevada justice laid six shooter
on bis bench and asked " Is there any
one who takes exception to the rulings Of
this court ?' Nobody did,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09

--"No, thank you, never smoke" was
the courteous reply of a slumbering Ortho.
dox deacon as he gcntly pushed away the
proffered contribution box.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09
INERALs wANTEDl

LIBERAL PRICES PAID FOR coon Asbestos
AND AMIANruts
otherwise known as Rock-Wood, Rock-Cork. Noun
tain Leather, fossil-papor Fossil-flax and Earth
Flax.
Address by mall giving specimens and price psrton,
II. j. JARNES,
7i-49 10 Doyonshirc Street, Boston, Mas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09

July l. 1873. PAY WOOLSON
- WHAT YOU OWE HIN Ills bills arc drawn
Oh for settlement and will De presntod 10 peTaon or
by tuaii Interest will he cXacted every blll not
settled within ten days The money due 6 needed
now, and muit be raised" Pay for your Old
clothcsn s. e. WOOLSuN.
July }, is73. si-s2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09
FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS

"
The best vegetable medicine yet known, an Indian
recipe, will eradicate all humors which s one
Of great suffering, makes blood and streng
the whole system. Three bottles will convince the
most skeptoal, hundreds will testify. Nrite for cir
cular and testimonials. Inquire for Mrs. Belehers
Female Cure. Sold BY ali Druggists. Price 81, OF
six bottles o..
MRS. LINUS BELCHER, RANDOLPH, MASS.
Wholesale 4gcnfs,
George O. Goodwin 4 Co. 3s Hanover st., nosroN
Weeks Potter, 40 Washington Street
gl.ql
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09

NOTlCE-Whereas, my wife, Sophronia
~ r, having len my bed and board without iust
provocaton, this H "a forbid all persons haf-
boring OF trusting her my account, a. ! shall pay
no dehis uf her contracting aitcr This date
A. J. nOYCE.
East Kozbufy, June q, 1874 slsr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09

WANTED. A man with euccos- -ful
w record need not have hsd any experience ln
lnuanoo a. General AGENT f1r thc Equitable. o. go
% Washington and Warren Counties, Ia tlc State of
New York. Apply N
" u. b WHIrCOMB. Manager
Burlington, VI. July i ls73. el-li.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09
BY j. S5 j. M. POLAN ND.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUREDl
sCIlENCkiS PULMONIC SYRUP.
SCIikNCkis sEAWEED TONIC,
SCHENCkfS MANDRAKE Pills


Arc the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will
often oocnslon the death Of the patient II locks up
the liver stops the circulation df tho blood hefn0f
rhage f0llow' and In fact, clogrnr the action of the
very organs that caused the cough.
Livor complaint and dyspepsia are the causre of
tWothirds Of the cases Of consumption. Many are
now complaining with duh pain FOO the sde tho bow
els sometimes costive nnd sometimes too loose tongue
coated, pain in the shoulder blade foong slmotiiuo-
very restless and nt other times dr0wsy; tie food that
~ taken lles heavily un the stomach, accompanied
with acIdity and telching ofwIud. These symptoms
usually originate nom dlaordeTod condition of the
stomach torpid liver Persons $50 affected 10 they
take one two heavy colds and f the cough u these
cases ne suddenly stopped, the lungs liver and stou
ach clog, aud remain torpid and inactive and before
the patient s Of his situation the luurs are
mass Of sores, and liberated, aud death h tho iueva
sohenck's Pamonlc Syrup is an o1pcctoraul which
docs not contain any opium, Guy thing calculated
20 check a cough suddenly.
Sohencks scawccd Tonic diss0lyos the food. mixes
with the gastric juice Of the stomach digests easily
n0urlscs the system, aud creates healthy circuia
ion OF the blood. When the bowels arc c0stive skn
,alow ana the patient j Of bilious habit schoucks
Mandrake P.lls are required.
These medicines arc prepared and sold Ny Dr. j.
n. SCHENCK & son, Northeast corner of Sixth and
orc. c. GOODWIN q Co'' 5s Hanover strset. I'.,a9
and JOHN p HENRY, College Place, Ncg York,
Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Druggists generally 37-u
TOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs
Il AND TAN, use PERRY's Moth and FrectIe f.o
ton. 10 is RELIABLE aud mtnuLrss. Elld hy Drug
g'sis everywhcro. Depot i9 Bond street, NeE York.
EOR PIMPLES on THE FACE,
Il nlAckhcadf aud Flcsiwnrrs, use porry's im.
pfo,ea IonedoBe ana Pmpg R9Eety ths great gga
UcIuatolYE st, i9 Bond Street. NOV York Sold by
Druggists everywhere. el-4,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09

LNOR SALE-On Main Street, North.
L Geld, cottage house fourteen rooms Barn at
tarhed. Running water 20 both. Olo Of the best
locations In N0rhAeld. VIII be sold under lis value
u sold n three months Please examine for vouresC
71-59 tPHRAiM PIERCE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09
MeW Advertisements.

DIANO FORTE FOR SALE-A good
Il second hand instrument. in good order for aale
cheap, or Co rent n not sold
COPELAND.
wa'crl ury. Vt, july D. 1873 si--5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09

NOR SALE-Desirable Building Lots
Il on oap of the best streets in The village. Also
twenty acre. OF land iu.t outside OF village limits
Enquire No this ofi'c. 7Itf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE!

W0oDsgocg, W., JAY {, ls53,
Ipsonsequonco Of the dooelsc of my som wish 20
cell out my entire stock OF goods consisting Of good
yarlC y, and quality, and form W Boots, Shoes and
Rubber Goods. shail offer yory liberal inducements
10 any one shing 20 purchase who will apply sooa
Residence sold wth goods, if desired
si-Sl' CHARLES WALLING.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09

4 WORD TO THE PUBLICi
Call aud see our nice stock Of nugses before par
chasing olsowhcrc. Rem. .nhef the place,
Opposite Argus QGee, Main SFai.
si-sl FISHER, COTTON & KINsoM
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-09
IMMEDIATELY. -

w hundred and suvonty-lve tubs of good Butter.
% ON order Tor which the hi shosi cash prices viii
hc paid. g. L. SMITH
Montpelier, Jane n ls72. -lr
, 1873-06-21
SPRlNGFfELD.
The Copparus Creek LocIz.-1ncofPoe
rutetl-.E'iro insurance matterss

The Corparus Creek L0ck--1ncoFPos
rnted-.Eiro Insurance m1ttters'
Special If&puteh to The chicaa' Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Juno 20.-The Coppofas
Greek lock mud dam has been located about cue
milo below Copporas Crock Landing by tho
Canal Commissioners and Col. Mncomb, United
States Engineer in Charge Of tho Federal I'M
proyon,ont work of tllo Illinois Kivor. The Gov
ornmont has appropriated 100000 for the work.
and this will probably be expended. in accordance
with tho Recommendation OF Col. Maco,nb, on
this dam. The funds to complete 1t will come
from tho receipts Of tho canal, the net amount
Of which waa appropriated for tho purposo BY
tho last Legislature. ~.
I.ast night q pair Of horaen ran awny NTH
ooal-wagon, and so badly injnroa ";1l!atn
Grimes, boy II yea1a old, that no died ths
morning. 1a,oua
capital, S32 900; tho Star Brick hlacllino Com
pany, Of Chicago, carital $200,o and tho New
Haven Manufacturing Company, of Gal!atin Coun-
ty capital, $4,000 filed certificates Of organ1za-
ton in tho Office OF the Secretary Of State today
Tho following telegram was forwarded from
here to-day:
srn1sap1ELp, Juno 20-The impairment Of tho
North Missouri Insurance Companyfs capital, Lag
baeu mnle good, My examination mud eatemeht WILL
| 10 published tho first OF ue1t week.
WM SrApDEN, 6upt. 1ns.t 1lhnols.
, 1873-06-21
THE FIRE ERA.
Tho Mining Town OF N1icIligammi,
Lake Superior, Destroyed.
Serious Conaagrations in sagina Bal
timore, Cleveland, Alban g g
and Elsewhere. =
Destructive Forest Fires In ! !

Tononro, Juno ao.-vary dcstru 8 brush.
Ares ara rapne tbrotgbout tho ! atry north
And A. Il northoaat Of tnis oity. The N ortu from
nn" 4'o4 'uo"a' - ~ ,...
Aurora, Fonton falls' ana othof.. m oo'eflne
q stretch Of oyer sixty mics, state that thou-
enuds Of acres of timber together with oropa,
fonccs, farm-hotlsoB, barns, etc., aro being
swept away. Vegetation il suffering greatly
x osv Rs N1 IA fs sop !" ts0 s roiSS ne IL
tho Intor-O Colonial Railway, now under construc-
tion there, fur eonaldorable distance, destroy
matter in it's progress. Tho loss, chiefly to tho
railway contractors, is heavy.
DErnotr, Juno 2o.-Bpocial dispatches to the
FREQ, Press say that Michigammi City, Mar
destroyed by fire. It caught from tho burning
woods Tho plaoo was mining town in tho
iron region, and contained some 500 inhabitants:
Among other buildings burned wos tho mill of
Of 940,006. At tho spur Mine two
barns mid number OF log housos wore burned.
Tho heat has 80 warped tho rails ol tho Mar
qaotto, Houghton d Ontonagou Railroad as to
render the paasage of cars impossible In cor
tain places tho poles havo boon bur11od and tho
AZ soon os ho beard Of tho catastrophe, sent
special train to aid in tho rotief Of tho suforers
MILWAUKEE, June 20-The following dispatch
wne received BY supt, uaskinB to-day, dntcd,
0reon Bay, June 40:
"L'Anao reports tho town OF hlOhignmmt de-
stroyod by firo. Eight bodies woro found, aud
moro arc missing. The people took refuge in
the lake. ,+,, m ..o,.
EAsr oAa!NAWs Men,, 'Mno ~ ,,1sm;no.
O'CLOCK To-Day nfo proRe out III tne l,ants,g Isa
mill q Mead Lee q Co, corner Of Haya1n "1,a ISa
Franklin ssfeets' anu oelore H., coo'u uroat' ~
supP1oess9:a ~ no a., npioau W. doo+rnvn9 tha
er portion OF 1a9 1n9 odoq square oosta1yng n., sv
| planlnH-mll1, :, !oo1ouo 1oos VI lutngo6 III,
belonging to tliis irm. warehouses;, oty,nllat,
&C., nfteo1 dwollingh9uses mostly ;enonlunst ~
n9ahee, MN uaua6tnS "a ~ eoso ~ 1tfi;s,~. ~,
, 1873-06-21

ST.. LOUIS, Juno 2o-The Board Of Directors
of tho st. Louis Life Insurance Company hal q
prolonged discussion to-day Of tho proposi-
tion Of Charles II. Peck, President OF
tho Company, TINT they should Join him
in rosigaing tholr positions: There wae
q gonoral opinion Expressed that tho Board
should rosign, but there being legal point In
volvod, no doflnito action was takon. It ia
probable, however, that tho Board will DO fully
1oorganlzol within allort tin,o. The prin-
cipaT ol11corB OF tho North Missouri Insurance
Company arrived here today. aud say that
the Impairment Of the capital Of their Company
haa beon mado good by Stockholders. aud q sur
plus over all liabilitiea placed to the credit OF
tho Company. A full statement Of tho condi-
ton OF the Company will DO nsalo to tho proper
authority Aoro and elsewhere, and hereafter tue
Office OF tho Company will be- at st. LouIH.
, 1873-06-21

Special D1.patch to The Chicago Tribune.
CArno. ILL.,, Juno 20.-Thero las been no
cholera In this city this season, although ntato-
monte to tllnt ef1oct have boen circulated.
The nows to-day from Paducah, Ky, iB did,
couraging. Six deaths and forty cases we're re.
ported in that city tho day before yestorday, and
It Is suid to hayo beon worso yesterday. Weather
warm and showory.
OA1no, ILL.,, June 20.-Parties from Paducah.
KY, report tho appearance OF cholera IN thas
city. 1.-Two Loaths occurred thero to-day. No
caaos in. Cairo Oh yot.
MEMpu1s, juno 2O-The weather to-day was
hot and cloar until about o'clock this ovo1ing,
when heavy rain and thunder storm came from
tho west. There was considerable excitement
to-day in regard to the cholera, OWING to tn, the
publication Of the mortuary report OF ycsterday.
which contained tho largest number Of DEATHS
that have happened In one day since tue cholera
epidemic Of 1866. There were twonty-four in
tormenta to-day against thirty.threo yesterday
OF this number, seventeen dlod OF cholera.
BERLIN, juno 20.-sovoral casos Of oholora ars
reported ut Dantzig.
CINCINNATI, juno 20.-Throo deatha yesterday
and three deaths to-day have boon reported IN
this city az from cholera. They embrace cases
that in ordinary timos would bo classod as
cholera morbus, but they arc reported hoIG az
sporadic cholera, and arc so reported In theee
dispatches.
, 1873-06-21
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1873.

mission convinced Tint tho stcces Of eivlservic9
reform is to 30 decided by tug ih!ellgsaee 1a nna
fidelity With which 'ts frenH sha present sa It's Ete IT..
to recognize tio right Which requires that vlctor
ous party should 10 able 10 nao tho o1licora 30 far
e ss n s s'as ana nonss
Haae time that hnyo resatcd that theory which H.
:;s Tina s'sf sf s'ts a.s R ss
:! @ se;s s sss3ss Sssa :, sas .,1S: Rs
duration Of tenure ot Office oF ot oeraahips ~ one
with which the ciYil-RorVlcc reform, az now 1n6u8u-
rated l,as any other than an Indirect connection.
THO Commission soy In conclusions
Wo ought to- bear testimony to tho attention and
cooporason With which tho Executive md nbrnborB of
navo a' bee Brought n"Hy % o nnasy Sa With @ o praea
bosrgs Of tho 9reat pzincplcs OF int!yidus justice
ana national safety, which must bo tho 1nnis a1d
service. and t thc @ smpor: % our orpornitoa ~ havo
beeu Of measuring the allegiance which auch pr!nci-
pace nt the head Of their great afFalEs tho moro pro-
found Ia our Impression OF the 1nestmabe ynuo ct of
o H. of 1 and of tho rn aaa t
opportunity our gnnosntaon has eecn or may Heo 70
placo That reform upon ? sure foundation, AMI to
transmit In healthy vgor tho greateat roltic
to come.
(Btgned) DonMAN .. EATON.
sAMUEL sliELLAnA1aEn,
DAWSON A. WAIEEn,
f. Y. ELLIOTT,
JoBErn II. 1'LAoKYAN,
DAVID q. Cox.
Tho nignaturo Of Alexander &. Cattell, one Of
tha mombcrs OF tho Commission, does not up
pear In consequence OF hs absence In Europe.
DIPLOMATIC INTERVIEW.
| The Fronch Minister, accompanied by Score.
| tary Fish, Ind IN interview with the President
this morning.
| FREE DELIVERY.
An order was Issued today for tho eHtRbliet1,
mont Of tho froo-loliyory system nt Davenport
and Des MoinoB, Iowa. with hyo and four cur
riera respectively, tho service to commence
July !.
| PERSONAL.
Tho President will leayo Washington to-nigh
for Long Branch. Secretary Roboson will leave
hero tomorrow for Now York, and bo abBen
about ton days. His visit is in connection viii
the fitting out Of tho TigroHs for hor expedition
in search OF the Polnris. Secretary Richardson
will loaye tomorrow night to attond tho Com
moncomont exercises at Harvard College.
, 1873-06-21
s,n,,or~ snocuroting TN Pub. Docs.

r, con,cctinn with tic liucovory Of tho sale Of
vo1mnhle nulllio documents to secondhand deal"
era n in Washington, two casos Of noto lave come
to light. In tko arst sonator was applle.a .i,9 to
by vondor q oil paintings TO- purchase LAND I'd
chnnra for Documents thon duo the Senator, md
tho saio was made Oh theso tornu. The artist
reooiyol nearly all tue books duo for tho last
Congress- and sold them to second -ha1,i dealers.
rho other case was that of 8onator whose term
o1nired with last session. He traded oil books
duo for two yoarB for single raro volume in
tho hands Of 4 secondhand dealer.
, 1873-06-21

ST. Louis, Juno 20,-It is asserted to-day that
tie amounts tolegrapled yesterday as tho auma
for which the provislon-aealera hero failed on
Wednesday, are greatly exaggerated. Tie real
s100, 900. All tho meat bought by these tirms
has reverted back to the original owners, and the
only real loss involved is tho margins Oh pur-
chasos for the future. Tho figures given yester-
day were. however, furnished by tho parties
themselves, and wore supposed to 10 correct.
Tho failures created no o3citemont on Change,
nor have tAoy produced any iulluencs on tho
n,nrkntA
, 1873-06-21

DosToN, Juno 20.-Iho case OF Gozaway D..
Lamar against Albert G. Browne and othora, on
trial In the United HtateB Circuit Court for .
woek past. olosod yesterday. t ih an action Of
tort for tho conversion OF 1900 balos Of cotton
defendants took from him IN Goorgia, III 1906,
Judge Ohoploy, after the oyilonco was oloscd,
ruled that, ns tho evidence WAS uncontradioted
that the cotton was turnod oyor by
the military to tho dotendanta4 Nho
, 1873-06-21

of Arizona, loft Camp Mcdowell, May "a, with
A. a marty Of four Americans aud throo hlexicans,
oight dayn' provisions only, Since TINT time
nothing iiaB bonn heard OF tho pnrty, and IT iH
foazoa that thoy haye hesn murdered by ths
Apaohos.
, 1873-06-21

o1airnod thoy worc appointed special agents
Of captured and abandonod property In aeeeaing g
ni"sntirf md iirootod a verdict for tho ilcfond-
@ a@nts subject to revision by tho Supreme court
of tho Unitod States.
, 1873-06-21
WEATHER AND WATER.

War Department sVcnther 1tePoft'
local oB3EnvATfoN.
UniuA1u, juno 20, 1879.
, 1873-06-21

Tho Election Officers Who Let 1aor
Vote Punished.
OANANDA1dUA, N. Y, June 0.-The election
wore fuod each to-day 925 and $50 costs.
, 1873-06-21
CHANGES.
ABOVE Low
WATER
Rise. Fai

'DeloH high wator mark OF 1871.
". 8. KAUFMAN, Obaervor,
Room 78 Major Block, Chicago.
, 1873-06-21

OTHER REPORTS.
Cn1cAao, juno 20-10: 1ap. m.
Tho following reports have boen recolvod from
tho plncea montionol below:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-21
THEN AND NOW.

Geo. W. Childs, of the Philadelphia
Ledger: who has long been known as the
right-ha man of the President, and who
certainly Fought to know" says that there
was once time when an election to the
Senate of the United States was regarded as
next to tho highest honor the countrv could
bestow-whcn none but the abless and most
honorable men were seas there to represent
their State, and when none but honorable
means were used at The elections But all
this IS changed now. There are no less than
focr Serators in the United States Senate
who are directly charged with having got
there by corruption, and at least two of them
on TT al upon charges of having bought their
elections with money. Another, Under like
charges, is on his way to the Senate, waiting
for the re,assemhling Of Congress, and at
least forr more will make their Appearance on
the coming fourth of March. IN several of
the new Western States there seems to be but
one way of settling Senatorial elections. and
that is to settle in cash. In the pocket State
of Nevada they have canvass on hapd at
this time, and SO bitter is it that one party
threatens to make it "a conflict so memorable
and terrible" as to de,er all future attempts
to buy The Legislature. But that Legislature
will be bought all the same. The people of
the State are lost sight of N the contest. tho
whole business of who shall be Senator from
Nevada being settled outside of the State. in
San Francisco, by a few Individuals. Tho
next Nevada Senator will probably be tho
immediate personal representative o: the San
Francisco owner Of silver mine, just as the
new o egon Senator is the immediate personal
representative of great builder of subsidized
Government railways.