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Guysudotte Items.
From the Echo

From the Keno
Big rise in the river
Business getting very lively.
Tie weather has for the past few
days has been exceedingly pleasant
Indications OF manipulating UNI
brcllas, marryinga fashionable lady and
refusing to take the Echo.
The next thing after the holidays
this year, will be headaches, "tapering
OFFS and on to Cuba.
We would modeStly suggest to our
city dads the proprity of having our
streets aud sidewalks attended to-
They sadly need it. Can it be that
their zeal in the Cuban cause has led
them to neglect this matter ?
Remember, that the steamer j. C
CrosSlcy, will not MAKE any landing at
the Wharf Boat. But will stop regu
larry at the laading in front of the
Craw!ey House.
PERsoyAL-Capt. Geo. W. Bay,
of steamer CroSsley, has been lying
dangerously i'll at his residence in Proc
torsv.llc We are glad to learn he is con
yale,ceut. He called on us to-day
subscribed for the Echo, aud departed
smiling sweetly
\ colorcI individual, on last Tlcs-
day night, ran against hri.khat as it
was flying through the air, from Il c
hands Of som2 .ak2own person. We
dill not learn the name of the attend
iLg physician.
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CIRCUIT COURr The session of the
Circuit Court has been q protracted
one and will continue for some days
vet, owing to crowded docket. Du-
ring the present week, much time has
been used in the prosecution of the
case known us Moore vs. Ferrill. This
is an action of the administrators Of
John t. Moore, who was murdered and
robbed at BarbourSville about two
years ago, to recover from the defend
ant, Ferril, one thousand dollars charg-
ed to have been taken by him from the
body Of Moore, after he was killed
and never paid over. The defendant
claims to have received the pocket
books from the person Of Moore, at the
instance of his friends, and retained
them in his possession until they were
called Tor, but that instead OF the
amount named they contained only IN
Insignificant sum.
Argument commenced in this sc on
Tuesday and was opened bv Hon. L.
7. Moore, of CattlettSburg, for the
prosecution, followed by Judge Jas.
II. Ferguson for the defence In the
afternoon the argument was resumed
for the defence by Judge c. w. Smith,
and closed at a late hour, by Capt
EuStace Gibson, who occupied two and
a half hours in delivering his speech
This is the second trial, the jury in the
f 5, failing to agree.
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To CAPITALIsT.-We have q tract
Of $4,000, forty nine thousand acres
Of Coal land on the Kanowha river,
of which we are authorized TO sell
one half one third or one fourth
The timber on the tract is sold. and
the land will be sold with or withou,
the contract for timber.
w. S. DOwNER T. Go.
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TO BUlLDERS.-I am now pre-
pared to furnish any quantity of
the best quality Of large brick
and good building rock, to be
delivered at any time and any
place in Huntington, upon the
most reasonable terms.
lift X. S. WYNN.
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PRoF. FRESCH'S NEw SENSATION
On Monday last Prof. French ar
rived with bis troupe and engaged
IpghaD's Hall for his entertainment.
The crowded house on the first night
induced the Prof to remain until
Tuesday The performance cOusis-
ted chiefly 10 feats in prestigiAtiOp
comic speeches, clog dancing, music
&c. The slight of the hand perfor-
nance was unexcelled. The Prof.
would send an egg through az earth
en plate and wooden table at his
bidding turn wine into water and
water into wire at his pleasure,
change the color Of cards on an In
slant and make the Queens aud
Jacks dance out Of their ease. He
swallowed a copy Of the temperance
edition of the INDEPENDENT and in
three quarters cf a minnie converted
/, into one hundred and sixty ysrds
Of variously eolored ribbon. The
Prot. was assisted by Ned G. Baker
Dutch Commediln, who ELECTED
great applause in his stillful repre-
seutaiious of the German character;
and Commodore Fred Sabin, BapjOist
who CONFUSED the house with his
quaint songs aud sayings. The
troupe lef, on wednesday for Guyan-
dot,e and thence to Middleport.
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THE MERCHANT 1AILCRING estab-
lishmeDt on Bird. Avenue between IN
III. and 1lth, Steets, is rapidly grow.
ing into a very popular and success
full business. Mr.. Flooding keeps con
stautly on hand great variety Of
piece goods.-aD excellent cutter, and
warrants a Fl at sl times.
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IIler Intelligence.

The Bo,,oua brought up on Fri
t-y four car loads Of hogs.
Tie Hudson cane in Sunday even
lre about g o'clock with Ter band
playing Size had full pass niger
'Tlp, among sbom we're several me ID
hers Of The U1red States Court which
commenced az Charleston this week.
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in the midst Of the greatest CoAL, la
on md LUMBLR region OF the fsnnwhn
valley. bids fair. from The rapillty OF ito
growth, since the completion Of the Ches
areake and Ohio Railroad, 10 come one
Of the largest manufacturing cities OF
the country. Surrounded by hills. the
extent Of level ground is limited. The
IVES, End, .mbracing nearly one half Of
the entire site upon which the City is
hult, and that portinu which will be in
& We years, owing to its many Advantages.
The most important part OF the City, will
be sold at AUCTION, on
DECEMBER Goth, 1873.
Lots fronting fo'ty FIVE feet will in all
prob bi'iiy, sell for bot over siI dollars
per front foot.
Terms, only $50. in hanl. cash; bal
ance in one, two and tb. c. years Title
perfect
See N,chelrs new map Of West Vir
giniA. or send for Map and pamphlet 20
WFsr CHARLESTON EXTENSION COMA y.
Charleston ia onl; - hours from Rich
moni and Washington by rail, aud Is
haurs by rail and boat from Cincinnati
Hotels. hest in he State. Parties from a
distance purchasing lois, will be given
return tickets.
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A full line of rubber goods, con
sisting of mems boys and youths
long-leg boots. buckle and Congress
arctic shoes; ladies and misses boots
mems ladies', misses, and chilereo's
sandals aud overshoes; red-top pat
ent leather boots, for children; With
a full stock of trunks. handbags, &c.
at Chase & Burdick's on Third Ave
Que.
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WANTED-EVERY BODY TO
KNOW.-That ladies' and gentle
man wishing first class board by the
day or week can be accommodated
in the most comfortable manner by
the Undersigned. Every attention
paid to the wants of guests.
MRs. ANNIE JOHNSON
Third Avenue, opposite Harry Il
Sous Store. 36-4w.
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Happy Relief f.r y0nDg men from tie effects
" ErrUrs AID Abuses 10 early he. Manhood Re-
sfU 81 Igy' dimenfs 10 Msrrage r,Inpyed.-
Nry methD.i Of 'rea ,m..Ht. New ard remarLa-
blr RENT dies. Book snd circnlIr. sent free. ~
sealed envelopes Asd ess. HOWARD ASSO-
CATION, No. South Nihih ~. Philadelphia,
PAN Institution having h'gn reputation for
honorable conduct AID ,rUfessional ski.
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| y. BARTRAN.

FUrhace Irchiteci G Buiid,r,
Sharon, Conn.
Also, fnrnisher Of Piist- elias, FIRE stone
furnace bearihs, round and square.
Comp teDt forrmen and woTkmen fur
uishsd for 81 kinds Of fTi mace work an
masonry in general.
BEFEsgycE. Ensign Manufacturing 60
Huntington, ". Va. BarnUm Richard
,on a Co. Lime Rock, Corn. Richmond
iron Works, Wet SIockbridge, Mass ly29
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REAL ESTATE We have given up
all connection with the Insurance Busi-
ness. and devote all our attention II the
purchase and sale Of Real Estate, Lea
sing Of Houses and Farms, Collection
of Claims, Rents &c.
W. :. DowNER & Co.
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Wash Jones ism, more careful
how he trots around the streets with
On, his hat the next tbioC be will
Get will be the quinsy, and then his
wife will have to feed him with a
sp0OU.
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loaded with pretty things and all
sorts of books. Her sister got well.
n. B.-If yon have sick sisters, go
to jenkins at the Post-offce and buy
them something.
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FlRE-"Now is The winter oil cur
disco tent. waiting and hoping for
the whistle that esj!y nerslds thai
old Pay Car. But o the meantime
be careful about your Ere places,
.;oye-pip.s &c. II. NJ Buri'ek o
the City Cornell, aud tie City Mar
shall arc COMMITTEE 20 see that
h re is 40 unnecessary danger c used
by ,be conn c;ion Of Stoye-F'pes With
aucs-,hsir passage through PaF;i-
tons &c.
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Cart. Burke was at the show Tues
day evening. The show man sent
ont 70 borrow hat and by soue
chance he got hold Of the Cspt'in's
stove pipe 10 his twists aud turns
10 iusgjery he pulled out Of the bea-
yer one fe,ther bed. ten valises, a
lot Of household and kitchen furni-
lure and way down 10 the bottom he
thought be saw a--cITcum-
stance.
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NOTICE During my absence
from the city, persons having bust
ness with W. S. Downer & 20. will
please call at the Office of A. NJ. War
Der on 81 Avenue between 9th, and
10th, streets.
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DOORS, DOORS, DOORS.

1000 Panel Doors, al sizes, at
low figures. We defy competition,
Office and Mil, Sd Ave. above 18th
St., Huntington, ". We.
GREEN & YATER.
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The hard rain on Friday caused
sliie on the railroad which delayed
the express train until a late hour
Sturdy nieht
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HEATING Stoves j. r. Pigman,
Thir D aeeune has received bis winter
stock Of Heating Stoves, which are
offered at the lowest manufacturers
,ric.S
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Miller drew sack ofiour the otner
NIGHT at the show. This was an auSp'-
cious hint that he should quit his bach
1lorhont and be happy.
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LUM3Ea, LUMBER, LrMEER.
100000 fee: Of dry Poplar Lum
Ger in the rough or dressed, can be
had cheap at Green & Eafar'sM
3rd., Ave above 18th, ST., Hunting
ton, West Va.
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For RENr.-A neat two story
dwelling house on Bird. avcnuc-central-
" located. Also rooms suitable for
small family. O. q. CHASE.
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GEORGE A. FLOODING is constantly
receiving new styles of Gents Ready
made Dress Goods of every grade
aud price, and will always insure q
perfect fit and enuro satisfaction.
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Lamps of all styles, and Lamp
Chimney's of the best quality can BE-
had at Pigmau's Stove and Tin Store.
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IMPORTANT TO BUHDERs.-A. b Pal
mer is prepared to take contracts for
building houses and all kinds Of carpen-
ter work. Don't fail to give him Il call.
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Coon TEvrLAas OYSTER SUPPER
The Good Temp ars Of this cit7
held an oyster supper at their hall 90
trout street Tuesday evening. 1t was
largely attended and literally patron
lied. The receipts clear cf eKFens-
e. foot up to about fi'y dollars
They t,lk Of buying lot nPoo
which they propose to erect ten
rle With tie lew Of getting the
Graud Lodge to hold its sessions
Eeie.
The Society returas thanks 70 Capt
Campbell and other officers Of the
Steamer Fleetwood for a spleudid
cake presented ~ them.A
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color, Nth the gloss and freshness Of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decayed;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that new growth Of
hair is produced. Instead of fouling
the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of,
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruff, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepars-
tions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair. giving it q rich,
glossy lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
sold nj ALL DRUGGISTS EvERrwHKkR.
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Oar accommodating mail agent VT
Nv Holmes. was stricken with paTai'
vsis on Tuesday night.
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CHEAPEST GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO THE CITY OF

CHEAPEST GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO THE CITY OF
HUNTINGTON H.r Q; & Sors
has just received large lot of goods,
ioaght for cash; cheaper than were
ever offered before 10 this market.
Standard prints 9 Il 10. Ladies
dress goods cheaper still. Ladies
CATERS from 60 to 75c. worth $50
$3.50. Boots and shoes hats and
caps at half price. Claie and Harry
sre wild with delight IS they can
now sell more goods, aud cheaper
goods, than any other statesmen 10
the State. Come one. come all and
receive your part OF the benefit of
goods having been purchased at pan
ic prices,
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The railroad and telegraph oihees
have undergone fresh coat OF pant
and new look as bright as ne"
pin.
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Every description Of Job work in
the Stove and Tinware business,
promptly executed. J Il. PIGMAN
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Mr.. Ioui, Ad'ir is to be Post Ms
-, Portsmouth. Ohio.
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A general assortment of Tinware
kept constantly on hand, at j r
Pigman's, Third avenue.
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For a geuutue ar,lc'e OF Catswsba
Wine call 90 Creider Bio Druggists,
Third avenue.
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hungry thief made way WIN
IA Quarter Of vcuisOn from Myers
.,.,,nr,ut last Friday night
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If YOU WANT A GOOD AR
ticle of Rye or Bourbon WHISTLES call
on IA CogbilI, Front street, Hunting
ton, w. Va.
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Saturday opened up with brisk
wind storm.
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j. C.. GUNTHER.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Special attention given to job work in
his ! : Also Sewing Machines adjusted
and Repaired
Third Avenue, one door West Of Green
& Kaftr's Planning MIL.
Nov. :1th u
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W. d Wood is on time with lis
stock Of hris'mss goods.
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Christmas toys arc going Oh IKE
DO; cakes.
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DR. B. c. Vinson. our Rep esenta'
tive at Charleston, will accept thanks
for REGENTS favors.
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timony Of our best citizens. OF all classes, es-
tablishes tho fact, that CHERRY PICTORIAL
will and does relieve and cure tic hiiiictin&
disorders Of the Throat and Lungs beyond any
other medicine. The most dangerous alice
tons of the Pulmonary Organs yield TO i's
power; and cases Of Consumption, cured
by this preparation, are publicly known, 80
remarkable as hardly to he believed. wero
they not proven beyond dispute. As a rem
edy il /. adequate, Oh which the public may
RELY for full protection. BY curing Coughs,
the forerunners Of more serious disease, II
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount u
suffering not to he computed. IL challenges
trial, and convinces the most scepticaL
Every family should keep IL on hand as q
protection against the early and unpcrceivcd
attacks OF Pulmonary Affections, which nrs
easily met at first. but which become incura-
bic, and too often fatal, il neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence; and il is unwise 10
be without it, As a safeguard 10 children,
amid the distressing diseases which besct tho
Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, bv It's timely
use, multitudes are rescued from premature
graves. and saved TO the love and affection
centred on them. IL acis specify and surely
against ordinary colds, securing sound and
health-res.0ring sleep. No one will suffer
troublesome Influenza and painful BrOn-
chitis, when they know how easily they can
be cured.
Originally the product Of long. laborious,
and successful chemical investigation, no cost
or toll is spared in making every bottle III ihe
utmost possible perfection. II may be comb
IDENTIFY relied upon rs possessing all the vir.
tues il has ever exhibited, and capable Of
producing cures a. memorable NJ tho greatest
l. has ever effected.
PREPARED nv
Or. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists-
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CITY AND NEIGHBoRHoop.
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gnaspfaasnt'

VrSrIyaroy, December Is 100
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FOR SALE.

ONE-HALF OF CHARLESTON,
THE CAPITOL OF WEST NIR-
GINA TO BE OLD AT PUB
Lie AUCTION on DEC 20ih,
AT THE COTTON OpERA
HOUSE IN CHARLESTON, W.
VA.
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lack Eros, was visible for an hour
after sunrise Monday.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,

For Diseases Of tho Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinG-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
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Among the great
discoveries Of mod
ern science, few AFRO
Of more real value
to mankind than
this efiectual rem
edy for all diseases
Of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast iri-
al Of its virtues,
Throughout, this aud
other countries, has
shown that IL dofa
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Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair it,
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreea-
bic, healthy,
and efectual
for preserv-
ling the hair.
re soon re-
stores faded
or gray hair
TO its original
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PHIL. rs AHEAD VET.

For nearly two years there has been a
dead loci" in the administration of
criminal justice in Utah territory. Prior
to 1871 the Probate Court of the terri
tory disposed of the criminal affairs,
and that being a creature of the local
legislature, with officers appointed by
Mormon authorities, and governed by
laws and rules established by Brigham
1oung, or his immediate followers, it
was manifest that there was and would
be no impartial administration of Justice.
When Mormon was indicted for an Of
renee against a Gentle, or 0ice gerSa.
But since 1871, the supreme Court has
decided that the Probate Court has no
jurisdiction in criminal matters, and has
uniformly discharged all criminals held
tof trial in that court, on habeas corpus.
VI course there is no object in seeking
10 punish malefactors, when a superior
tribunal stands ready to release the re-
spondent either before or after convic-
ton
While the Supreme Court was thus
aepriving, and probably rightfully, the
Inferior local tribunal from enforcing
criminal laws, upon the ground that II
was thereby usurping powers it could
not legally exercise, it held that the SUI
Preihe court itself, had no authority to
80" " 0ialu jury, and as no criminal
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are being made from the HERALD in re-
gard to the same subject.

are being made from the HERALD in re-
gard to the same subject.
AT the recent Fair at Brandon there
was the best of order preserved. A re-
porter of the HERALD says he did not
see an intoxicated person during the en-
tire two days.
Among the most toothsome luxuries
OF the season we are pleased to notice
those luscious Delaware grapes from the
extensive grapery of Case & Dyer, at
Brandon, which have become a staple
commodity at our markets. About four
tons of this delicious fruit were sold
from this vineyard last year, and the
estimate for the present season is at
least ton more. In addition to this is
the crop of wine, which last year
amounted to over 400 gallons. Evident
ly Case 81 Dyer are grapists
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Minor EfenlS.

"A day or two since we Charitably
volunteered to teach the Geographic ed
itor of the Globe the rudiments of geog-
raphy, but it would now seem as though
the editorial writer himself is sadly in
need of elementary knowledge regard
ing the rules of punctuation, for he asks
us a successive trio of questions and fol
lows each with an exclamation point.
Our public school is now open, and pu-
pills may be received in the primary de-
partment without regard to age.
Our erudite contemporary evidently
does not know what he is writing about
when he says Postmaster Tilley, of St.
Louis, is, politically speaking, all right. y
Mr., TilleY is not postmaster of ST.
Louis. ,..t...
The Globe attributes a very diseour-
teous act to President Buckham, in stat
ing that he excused himsel'f for repeat
ing an address delivered once before at
a meeting of this Brandon Farmers'0
club. . President Buckham never be-
fore delivered that address before the
club, and did not say that he had done
so. Ike
The Globe promises to give its read
ers this morning the peroration of Pres
ident Buckham's address before the
Brandon agricultural fair, of which we
published complete synopsis yesterday
morning. 1t is good reading, but the
editor of the Globe should remember
that what is one day fresh news, in the
course of time may become ancient his
tory. If the readers of the Globe seek
therein for ancient history, however, we
have no objection,
The nom de plume of Mr.. E. D.
Taylor, of the Utica IN. Y Herald, the
noted humorist, is -. Joshua jenkins, =
not -" Joshua, as stated by the
Globe ~.
The photography of the Gtode is
bad. 1t heads local item "a Runaway
Marriage Ker4atm sap. ..I. $50. g.a
Quite a discussion is being carried
on in the Hartford daily journals in re-
gard to the humbugs, the eddy fam
ily," of Chittenden. Copious extracts