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DEATH OF DR.. J. ". HEARST.
Death has been abroad in ou

Death mas Deen aDfOau IN QUE
land during the past week, and
among its victims, it has numbered
few purer OF better men than DIR.
John Wardlaw Hearst, who died
at his residence in the lower part
of our county, from disease Of the
heart on Thursday last. He had
been afflicted with paralysis some
months since, and had partially re.
covered, and at last has been sud-
denly taken away amid tile pro-
found grief of a large circle Of sor-
rowing relatives and friends.
DR.. Hearst was a member of a
well-known and honored family,
and in him its characteristic traits
found true exponent and Gtrepre'
sentative. Though unobtrusive i'll
his department, yet such was h!s
sterling worth, rare judgment aud
high integrity, that he became one
Of the most popular and trusted
representatives Of Abbeville, in the
State Legislature. We knew him
well and can hear testimony to the
purity and nobility Of his charac'
tier. lie was one Of those with
whom personal contact deepens the
sentiments of esteem, regard and
love. A circumstance relatedto Us
will show the strict CONSCIENTIOUS
ness and high integrity of the man.
He once owned the valuable tract
of lanJ in Abbeville County on
which the Dorm Gold Mine was dis
covered, and had entered into a
contract to sell it. Before however
any legal obligation had been exc
cuted the discovery was made, and
he might have rescinded the con-
tract, and put several hundred
thousand dollars in his pocket.
But no; his word was his bond,
and his integrity was not to- be
weighed in the balances with silver
and gold. The contract was exc
cuted, and the transfer was made.
Again he had paid a counsel fee in
money which afterwards became
valueless in the hands Of his lawyer,
and after the war insisted in paying
the uttermost farthing, and could
only be prevailed at last to retain
one half the fee. Such facts need
no comment. --. '...-
Liberal and public spirited, his
bencfactions were prlncely in aid of
every good cause. The Church Of
his faith found in him q steady
friend, and liberal supporter, and
his own College of Erskine had in
him a staunch and unfinching pa
tron. Possessed of ample means,
and with no children, he had the
spirit and the ability to give, and
exercised them fully. His loss will
be deeply felt and universally de-
plored,
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The BOND CAsE-During the
past week, the reply of Morton, Bliss
e. Co, and the rejoiner of the Comp.
troller Hoge have been fled. Thurs
day has been set as the day of the
argument. The Hon. Armistead
Burt, one of the counsel in behalf OF
the Comptroller General went to Co.
lu 10 bia on Monday. =.
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H@- It is rumored tha. the
managers of the South Carolina,
the Greenville and the Spartanburg
and Union. Railroads have deter
mined upon a considerable reduc-
ton in the tariff on freights, to
take effect within few days.
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The SOUTH CARoL1NIAN.-=-We

The SOUTH CARoL1N1AN.-We
regret to announce the suspension
Of this staunch. journal, which has
been conducted with rare ability
and independence. but which has
been forced to succumb to the
pecuniary pressure of the
the times. We trust that anoth. r
time and under better auspices, the
efforts of editors and proprietors
will be rewarded with merited suc4
cess. -..
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e@A DR.. John S.. Thompson will
please accept oar thanks for a copy
Of the Constitution and Bylaws
ard Code Of Ethics of the State
Dental Association. The object of
the Association is to elevate the
standard of professional skill as
we'll as of professional courtesy.
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WEATHER AND CROPS. - The
weather during the past week has
been very favorable to farming op-
erations, and the farmers are get
ting out of the grass. The wheat
and oats crops.are turning out very
encouragingly.
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The CAPTURED MoDocs. - Gen
Davis, it seems. was about to exc
cute dozen of the captured Mo
docs, with true military pronpti
tude, when he was stayed by orders
from headquarters-and to the ex'
treme disgust Of the army at the
delau
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Our CouRr.-The June Term of
our Court opens here on Monday
next, His Honor Judge Cooke pre-
siding. The criminal docket is a
light one, and a short Term is an
ticipated. .'
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Governor McEnery has issued an
address to. the people Of Louisiana,
advising acquiescence to the Kel-
logg Government until Congress
assemblies in December. ....-.
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The commencement exercises OF
the Lutheran College at Walhalla:
known as the Newberry College,
BEGIN on June 19, and end on June
2e, when the degrees will be CON
ferred.
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THE MoDoc SCARE IN MEMPHIS

THE MoDoc SCARE IN MEMPHIS
We learn from our attentive
Memphis correspondent, w. s.
Nc, that there have been recently
very many desertions in the ranks
of the Federal troops in that city
from the fact of their mistakine
the tobacco signs for Captain jacks
scouts. We suppose that the panic
has subsidized by this time.
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MINISTER ORR's REMAINS

MINISTER ORR's REMA1Ns.-The
Masons. and civic authorities of
New York city are making extern
sive preparations for paying due
honors to the remains of Minister
Orrupon their arrival.
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Boston, June 4.-Rev. DR.. Pad
dock has accepted the Massachu-
setts bishopric. The conservation
will take place on the 18th septem-
ber.
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'ABBEVILLE,

which we will reasonable enough for
any one to afford an investment. In
addition to this we have some excellent
brands of SEGARS. Of all kinds. Call
and examine and be your own judges,
at WILSON Il &COTHRAN'S RANGE,
don't fail to enquire for A. Be
QUESTS STORE.
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m- Mr.. & Mrs. Jno. W. Sign re-
turn.d few days since from trip
Of Measure to tho North.
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IT,.EQ

the clothing line we can also suit all
classes of customers with HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES, COATS, COATS,
VESTS, PANTS, and good assortment
of DRESS GOODS. Besides this I
have on hand some Of the best Liquor
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Notice,

A Ii persons having claims agxinst
A. the Estate Of John A. Partlow,
deceased, will present the same before
me duly artested, OH or before the LIST Of
September, 1873, or be barred. Those
indebted to the estate will make pay
ment at once or suit will be entered
against them.
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w anted.
THE
June9, 1873, s-t

NNTERPRIsING AND CHEAP
IA CASH ESTABLISHMENT has
re-opened with select stock Of GRO
CERIES of all kinds, low enough In.
price to induce the Emigration Of
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MODOCS

TO Abbeville. TEAS, COFFEES aSU:-
CARS. RICE, FLOUR. CORN, Po-
TATOES, BACON, HAMS, &C., &C..
can be had here at the old low figures
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Ann T. Partlow,

Administrators Of the Estate OF John
F. Partlow, decd.
June Z, 1873, 9-3t* 70 ,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04
Diamond " eiiin0.


Mn, EpIroE The people Of Newbqry en-
iugcd genuine sensation hast week, We say
/ sensation because 40 the present day II IL Al.
uost marvellous II a man aud wife stund the
flieltie. OF married llo for ten Years, but
here isu compile who for sir'g gear' have hcrue
the joys, the care and fouoWs Of life togcth
en-, and Low well aud happily their friends
aud neighbours viii testify and not oven appli.
cd for divorce 10 make o loug story snort
Mr. aud Mrs, llancs johnson we're married
March nh, iHl1, aud as u matter Of course
the ! oi the present month would number
the fiyticlh of their marriage anniversary
This fact becoming known 10 a few IL MAS de-
tcuumed that an event which 80 seldom &C
eHfs should not pass without being celebrated
bceomiuely, aud they tct the bah rolling fora
surprise Diamond Wedding, and It continued
10 roll and gather unit i the afternoon Of the
llth, when one hundred and fifty, strong OF
their relatives and friends were gathered at
their residence. 10 say they we've surprised
is putting Il to mildly they were complete
IL overcome 40 such decentralization OF
friendship and esteem, bat they foonlceoyer.
=" "N" "' Qua " "''. ~ ~"
proceeded I" mako h'ms'l NJ hoUie' AM
moreover ali brought lhe'r lish heei'u BOOTS
aud were them too and more Jolly company
II seldom seen. 4 couple of hours were spent
IN ,oeid chut and friendly greeting, when
Rev, ;. l., Bates called The company to order
and addressed the bride and bridegroom IN +"
few remarks appropriate to the occasion and
closing by presenting, in hshalf of those pros
ont, Mr.. johnson with very handsome lami-
~ Bible, and Mrs johnson with pair OF
gold bowed spec'aclcs unl other valuable
presents, song wasaurs entitled The old
Man 10 lis wife On their SiStieth AhiuNeis"'
ry.' The next IN the order OF exercises was
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NcV Hampshire Nsr 3.

VhVlrulLL.--N1 cases of i'm
1iuiur @VeAeen tried before the
S..ae D0eg row in session here,
urI . .4... aamber have been set
..L a.G disposed Of Judge
y.t... dppy faculty Of dis.
I... lrs. Judge Hubbard
...p. tuis wcek, and n long
tviM is anticipated.
The many hicrds Of Or. Carbec
are gratifcd Mt his return, after a
Winter spout IN Boston attending
medical ieeiules. He and his col.
lcg.vr. ID. Qalncr. will successful
Is munster "a lhe His iiesh is heir TO.
There ia good attendance Al
Il, rclGcmy, and a prospect Of a
1.,. ami and profitable term under
cGIict,iou Of Miss Hattie Merrill
The meetings Of the Ladies' BE.
nevo',nt Society are well pai onl2-
cd. and II large amount OF work has
been performed 10y those meeting
in the afternoon, while the evenings
are devoted to social entertainments.
Work has been resumed on the
pulp mill, and the engine ana boil
ar will bc put in this week. 1t Is
contemplated putting up several
houses the coming spring, for the
employees.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

\ NERITABLE INDIA RUBBER
MAN.-The Gardner (Me) journal
gives the following particulars Of
the wonderful. escape Of Mr.. Joseph
GlazieI, of that city, from instant
death. He was examining Il paper
mill in Topsham and while so engag.
ed the Skirt.Cf his coat caught in the
Ioil. he Immediately brthought him
self TO throw off his coat. In doing SO
his hand was drawn into the rolls
IN let t pull my arm out, he
thought to himself; but rs the mer.
cilesS machine pulled at the stout
muscle and teudonS, Mr. Glazicr
found that his arm would not pull of
without breaking his neck. just
think OF such situation for a man
to bc in, Coolly submitting to his
fate, lie turned his head over on one
side to save his nose and through
the space of about fouI inches he
was drawn to his hips. lie SAYS as
the rolls passed over h.s head ii
made a noise like grinding coffee in
mill. and THAT is the last he re.
meners. The blood spirited from
his eyes. ears and mouth so as 10 90
on the dryer. twelve feet distant.
lie was taken up for dead, but.
strange to say, he is now about the
streets. The space he went through
was about four inches, we are told.
but the upper roll could rise a little
by what give there was to an eighty
inch felt. The journal naturally re
marks that it hardly seems possible
that man could be ground through
such small space and live.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04
o. L. Cuttings Estate.

TWIN SUBSCRIBERS. having been apuoip.-
81 10y the Honorable Probate Cont for
the District. of Bradford. Commissioners, 10
receive. examine. and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons. against the estate of
q. I. Cuttings. late Of Thctford. in said
District. deceased. represented msolvont. and
the term Of six months from the % il say of
March. 1873. being allowed by sand Court to
the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims beioIa. lIS Give
notice. that We viii attend 70 the duties Of
our appointment At the dwelling h. nse of Mrs
a. +. johnson. in taiilee. in said District. on
The I'D day of April and Sept next. at one
o'clock ~ the afternoon. of said dag.
Wv. KIMBALL.
HARvY DODGE. Commissioners
L VI TAYLOR.
fhctford. March, eth, ls73-liw3
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

HANOVER Tile following are the
appointments for junior exhibition
in order Of merit: Philosophical
Relation of Steam to War,
j. $. ilaines, Manchester, Latin
Observation-Disclosures siela est Atque
Unica Virtus. {. II. Pettee, Man
chester. Philosophical Oration-
Relation Of Words to Thoughts, $.
w. Mccall, Chambersburg, Pa.
English Grafton The Destructive
Element in reform, +. n. Parsons,
Derry. English Oration--Skillcd
a.d Educated Labor Com AIRED, i.
, Baldwin, lynn, Mass. English
C3ti0u--ilist0ry in Tombs, q. L.
Qn1lry. Hanover, English Ora,
tiau--0m County. Right or Wrong,
q Crawford, Fort Wayne, Iud,
19.iSa Orajion-.KnoHiedgc Test.
ra ~ is Use, Il. L. Morse, South
Daulp. VI. Political Dsputa
uop--Qng'I Trial by Jury to zee
AHctsH,a? Af. h. S. Ball, Town
s,na MISS; Neg. 7. 9. Southgate,
HG"nt9Gli, W. EtMca! Disputa.
l0u-- u a tigtuogs Ambition Pos
@bie All. \. II Beaslcy, Peoria,
IN; Neg i. l.. Allen, White Riy.
~ JWaction, ". DiSsertation-To
ibe Nictors belong the Spells, Ii, p.
Lewis, West Claremont. Disserta
jJp--Ihe Poetry of the Sea, Il. Il,
NIISbt, West Glover. Vt. DisScr
u.tion--lhe Darwinian Theory, W.
". Morrill,, Belmont. Dissertation
Hamilton and Jefferson az Party
Leaders, }. G. Barrett, Woodstock,
VT.
Whitelaw Reed Of the Yew Jrk
Tribune has been engaged by the
United Literary Societies as com.
meucement orator
The Mcpdelssohn Quiutette Club
of Boston. and llOugh's COrnet
Band of Lebanon, are also engaged
to iutuish music.
Wendell Phillips had a larger an.
dieuce to hear his lecture on Daniel
O'ConneN. chan there has been in
the College church since last com
meucement. lie commenced by re
Viewing Mr.. FrouGe's lectures in
this conutr then touched upon the
character of the English people,
and ended with the career of MIR,
O'Cconncll.
His review Of Mr.. Fr6Sde was
severely critical, but will be sus
tanned as just.
Although the first part Of the
lecture did not pertain to O'Connen.
it helped well to explain character
aud situation.
He held the audience in close at
tention from the beginning to the
close, who are prepared TO say of
the speaker, as Henry Clay had
said after hearing OConnell, "thiS
Is the mon and this the tongue that
speaks the most eloquent english Of
our day. Al.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

STATE or VEM0NT,1
q iASGE tousp, -. Whereas, Laura
Snow has filed he this tatulN Court within
nul for the County Of Orange IA this state her
petition aud nnplIcliion against her husband,
Asa H. SNOW, far divorce irum the
hundt of hniiimony hrfNcrn herself and her
slid husband rrtuuHnlt - tile county tout
nest a. Ice holden ut thclsra, 40 und Tor the
sald County of Orange, an the FIRST tuesday OF
june, \, d., 1913, setting tnfll among other
Thugs that she was lawfully married TO
A,a II. Snow aud that since said mar
ria(c lac has treated her with ifoicrHb'c Sc,
nriiy. aud that ON on before ih' lst day OF
March, A. H., ls,U, hc WttHiB 0esfriM her
nud has refused tolvc with her, or 10 provide
for hCr since that tune and prnling Tor q
hlll of divorce from her sli hnshnlW, ana
that fhc may be allowed nltmony out Of her
husbands estate aud the custody oi their
three children. Aud, whereas, II appears
that the said Asa II. Snow resides with
ont this state, 80 that no service can
ho mnde GA him IN the ofdinnry manner
therefore IL i ordered that notice of tho pen
dohcy Of the said petition aud of this order he
given 10 the said ASA IT, snow, By publ
cation of the foregoing substance OF said pcli-
ton with this order three Wccks successfully
"a the National Opinion, "a weekly newspaper,
printed at Bradford IN The said County OF On
Hnge, the last of which said publications 10 he
six weeks before the session Of tllc said
Orange County Court, at the term
thereof aforesaid that he may II lac src cause
appear aud answer thereto, aud stand to ana
ahdc the order aud deere OF the Court therein
which publication shall be sufficient notice 10
the said ASA II, Snow to appear at the
taiG term OF Court and make answer TO SAID
petition.
Given under my hand at Chelsea. in said
Orange County, this 18th day of March, a.
D., 1873. l.. G. IllNCkLEY, Cxrk.
$. NJ. GLEAsoS, Atty. i3W3
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

WooDsyItLE.-Ihc alarming OK
citcmcht which has prevailed here
FOR the last FIVE weeks, on account
Of the small pox, is be Ginning to
ruhside some. OF the six eases in
aud near Woodsyillc, five have
proved fatal.
Mr.. Eli Evans has sold thirty
acres Of his meadow land south Of
Woodsvilc. TO j. +. Henry for $ %
an acre; Il lot Of timber land 10 Ira
Whitcher for $50 an acre ; also, an.
other lot TO Harry Holton for $40
an acre, and Il small! lot TO &. Nj.
Weeks for $l5 an acre.
As the men were blasting rocks
in the ledge back of Wells River, n
short timr nee, a large stone fell
through the roof Of Mr.. Jones'
lousc, coming down in the sitting
room. The family had all left the
room excepting tie grandmother
and one child. She saw the stone
coming and Selling the child sprang
for the door just as it came crash.
ing down within a few feet Of her.
Fortunately no one was injured.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

Those good people who are IN such
distress because Gen. Grant did not
veto the Congressional salary swim
die. should bear in mind that he was
headed off in the matter, for it was
placed in the general appropriation
bill, very cnnningly. as an ameHd,
ment. A veto would Lave cloggcd
the wheels Of government at the la;c
hour the bill was passd. There was
method III the whole arrangement,
and designed to put the President
in position where he could not help
himself.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

GTATE or VERMONT, bradford District,
- IS. In Probate Court, held at Nowhuly
within aud for said District on the 10Th day of
March. A. u. 1873, aud instrument purpurting
to he the last will and Testament OF Levi Car.
ter, late of NcWbuIy IN said district deceased
leiu. presented to the Court by Henry w.
Bailcr the Executor therein named, ioriro-
batc. Il is ordered by sgid Court. that all
porfons concerned therein be notified to APP
pear at a session of said Court to be held nt
The Trotior House. in bradford on the second
Tuesday OF May, \. u. 1913, and show cause,
IL nIly the, may have. against the Probate of
said VIII; Tor which purpose it is further or
drrcd. that copy of this order be published
three weeks succcssnely IN The National Opin-
ion printed at bradford, previous TO said
time appointed for hearing
By the Court-Auest,
4.y3 H. ~ BAILEY JUDGE
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

At the present time only one.half
the members Ct Congress have
drawn their FIVE thousand dollars
back pay, OF the New Hampshire
Democrats, all Of whom voted
against the increase, none drew the
extra pay until the election was
over, when Judge lIibbard, defeat.
ed, and Mr.. Parker, re elected, drew
at once. Mr.. Bell, whose re.elec-
has within week or two been in
doubt, has not applied for his mon.
cy, nor have any Connecticut mem
berS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

CoNNEGTICUT ELECrlON,-Elee
ton occrfs next Monday in the "old
nutmeg" 1t is for Governor, Lieut..
Governor, and Members of Con-
gress. She is now represented in
Congress by three democrats and
one republican. The State last year
elected Jewell, the republican can.
didate, governor, over his democrat.
ic competitor by some 1000 majors
tv, and it went for Grant last fall
10y 5000 majority.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04
RAhE CHANGE.
FOR a PAINTER

The Subscriber. wishing "a change his bust
ness. now offers Tor sale his building. bust
ness an fixtures. Said building is 2ix3S feet
tive stories in front and three in the rear. has
two good tcnements, very convenient shop
for carrying on the Painting Business IL all
an good fepair-has a neyer-failing well of
water and "a cistern, 4 splendid chance for
any one wishing to engage in the business
No b-ttcr place for business in the State
Will be sold at a bargain. For further in
formation call on address the subscriber
on the premises.
y. d. All persons indebted TO the sub
scriber are requested to settle Immediately.
A. I. CLARKE.
Bradford, Vi, Dec. l., 1872
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

= company has been formed in
tit mouth To secure the erection of
ion some three story block for bu.
.in rposcs' which it is designed
t0 Aate 10 feet long by 90 in width
+Hl - accommodations for five.
STOKES o. the ground door.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

Some Of the Irish citizens Of Man
chestcr,N. H., instead ofcelchraling
st. Palrick's day in the usual man,
ncr. this year, devoted II days pay
to assist in building Il Catholic hospi
tai and Orphans Home. Those trad
ers of Irish descent gave the profits
of the day for the same object
About niuetyiyc per ccut o. the
Irish operatives in the mills gave
their days pay, and il is thougt that
1pwards OF $4,000 was realized.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

The Messrs. McIutirc, Of Little.
ton. recently cut spruce tlee in the
Palmer brook region, which meaSur
ed 1870 feet in height, and IL inches
in diameter % feet from the ground.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

If christianity means anything, it
means sixteen ounces 20 the pound =,
three feet to the yard, just weight
and a Just measure.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

ENIIIS Is TO CEKTIFY that have given
4 my son. Urbguc +. Rowell. MS time dur
ing lls minority, that ! shall claim none of
his earnings or pas ANY debts OF his contract
ing from TIN, date.
AMANDA 7. KNIGHT.
Witness. S. G. NrAroN
Ihcttold, W., Mureh lith. ls7} i3N3.
rszszssEFs ',s-Fil ls ins
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

4 room with pictures in it and a
room without, differ by nearly as
much as n room with windows and
a room. without windows.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

Try the populGr remedy for
coughs, colds. hoarscncss. ana all
diseases Of the throat and lungs
Weeks Magic Compound. 1t re.
licvtS and cures with astonishing
rapidity and certainty. 1t truly
works like Magic. Sold by drug
eistS.-3Sm2
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-04-04

The counsel for the Government
has very nearly completed the nee.
essary legal documents for com
mencing suits agalntstlc stockhold
ers Of the Credit Mobilier, to com.
pei them to disgorge their cXtrava.
CANT dividends wrnng out Of the
Government subsidy to the Pacific
Railroad Company. Suits viii be
instituted in United States courts
for the several districts in which the
stockholders reside. A similar suit
to test the legality Of the interest
clauses Of the Pacific Railroad act
will be instituted, and all moneys
due fer transportation from the
Government will be in the mean.
time withheld.