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/ layo given to these appoals my most
thoughtful oonsiloratiot': II there ,,ypro any
roasoll to doubt That tho law waa rightly ruled nj
at tho trial or 1,at to evidence tny warra,!e
tho first degree. would glso the crlnhal tho
bono!lt Ct tint doaht. Dut with firm conyic-
tion that tIoro wan no error Ii, cit:or, and that
thero in nothing in Ills caHo which cal 1lHtly
connle,l1 II tn Executive ciono!acy, eainot ILL.,
to,poso to tnitigato l,la puiiahment. ,.;t.. L.
ain panied to say sl1in to you, al'prcciating AZ
I do yo,ir sincerity and tho purity Of your mo-
iiros; and I deciro TO announce my tloclaion to
yourself and tho otllor respected ciorGynlon who
nyo joined Il, interesting for him. III lilo spirit
vocation toncflcg thom to loolt with tonslornons
upon Tho frniitieB Of others. ....+...
10 the representations Of tho gentlemen in
secular occupntfonn who hnvo nppeacd to mo IN
his behalf have paid tho sa1no respectful con.
niloration but nm constrained to think TINT
tloy hayo neither gyon BulIciont forolhought to
tho consequences Of whit thoy nak, II it woro
granted, nor considered tint, with tile beAt i'll
tentIons wo may, by ,niadiroctesl uynln.hy. cotI-
tribute uncOnBCouglv y, to onahnyor tho public
HRfoty md our own,
Inin asked, III disregard Of tho evidence mud
tho judgment Of tho highest judicial tribunal
In tho slnto on tho low, to oct aside tho ponnly
awarded to tho moat asyccofls Of crinlos. IL
proceeding on my part ,lldor tho circulnntancos
OF THIS caao. would bo to impnir tho forco
Of ludiciul decisions, and to break down tho
barriers which tho law has Aot up; for tho
projection Of human life. 10 thiu' act Of
social diaorgauization 1 cn,,not land The. OK
ooutiro authority contldod 10 mo by the people
Of tho State. doom 1t duo to tho good ordor
Or society to say that, 40 far Us dopenlB on INC,
tho supremacy Of tho law will 10 intloxiby 1nnin-
tanned, and that evory man who strikes MUIR
doroua blow at tho lifo Of lin follow must bo
1nado to feol tint his own ID in cortain poril. II
wo cannot by flrnnosa Of purpose attain this ond
wo may eoon bo forced to acknowledge tho da-
honrtomlng truth tnas l'irsu H. .."tl,;n9 40 choap
or 80 Unprotected az human lilo.
I address this lotter to you becaugc you woro
tho first to apply to Gov. Hofrman and tho
tlrst to apply to mo for Communication Of Fosters
ncntonce. 1t Is Hont in pinecro sympathy with
YOU, bis oarly spiritual advisor, and with his
afflicted family, son,o OF whom know and hold
IN tho highest cstoo1t, but with tho cloar convic-
ton TINT atu performing a.1 imperative duty.
mn. dear sir, with unfoigncd respect and es-
tccln, yours JOHN A. DIX.
lsuy. sTrrAEs Il. TYxa, D. D.
, 1873-03-21

Like tue provorbial "carrylug coala TO Noy-
castle" ia The expectation Of lager beer from
the ,grcat chemist, lately mado speech, which
has boon published in and commented on by tho
German press, III which ho aaid Itis ollaraotor-
istio Of the Americans that they make bettor
boer. than wo do. I am convinced tho timo Ia
beer from tho market. With III everything
stands Htill, and the worst boor browors arc IN
bavaria, though formerly tho beat uned to como
from that quartor." Tho German broworH, ho
improvements, and continue to brow In tho old
routine 'nothols, incapable, seemingly, Of holp-
Ing themselves. Tho Americans, OIL the contrary.
no sooner obBeryo anything requiring improve
ment, than they tako note Of and noyor forget
It,"
, 1873-03-21

State Convention ut Springfield, e..
Apr1l9.

Apr&l cs
Farmers Of Illinoie:
mica arc rejoicing III tho hope tha. VIC shall 80
be so absorbed IN tho business Of getting III 9
cropr rs to forget them and tho Yrongi wn 4
suffering Mt their hands let uH diERpruint The
in tLip. We laye yet limo foI ono moro g;a
ralIy,--for one moro united effort to rca:e .,
solves from tho grasp Of that loScr tEnt ia Il
aorbng a1l tho prohtn Of our labor.
You aro therefore hc:oby requested b. t
Executive Committee Of tile Stats Fcrmo- - 4
eociation, to hold another Convention III ca
of your several counties to eloct ono or MT
Delegation to moet at Springfield, on Wcds.cHd.
our intoresta in the Legislature, nnd Of civ
TINT body nud tho Governor to understand Il
We mean business, end arc no longer to bo tritl
with; TINT whilo We hayo no disposition to
fringe upon the rights Of others, wo dcma
TINT protoction at thoir AandS from the intol'
roIds which thoy haSe constitutional right
giyo liz.
I,ho recent neoting Of tho various railrc
officials ut Springfield means mischief to ,,s.
Lot lib be ropreBontod there also. Thougl
may cost us fow dollars it will be nonoyM
upont, il wo succeed In couutcractins tho per
cious intluolloo they arc oxerting upon the u
ialature, and of arouoing that body to roll
ing sonBo Of tho duty VIC demand OF them.
petitions, resolutionA anl h1oinorial9 TINT iIa
boon pouring ~ upon them tor the pabs
months haro el!citod aa yot nothing tim. lot
likely to l,olp 11s,-nothng uaso much tali.
little purpoeo. Meantime tho session is wearl
away, and II, aa scolns probable, ,now, the tt
for adjournment arrives with nothing for our
liof accomplished We uhull lo loft for two j..
moro at the mercy Of tho cor1uorantB who arc,
vouring uH -..,. ..-........
Now farmers give anothor day to your oaus
bottor remain idlo all tho your, tlan continue
toll, that tho railroads may rcap the profits.
lect your best mon for tho purpose from el
county, and 500 to it that money enough bo RI
cd to pny their necessary expenses, Appc
your mootings. whom 1t will bcnt suit your .
yenionco, but In time for your delegntco to rel
to reach the Capital on the Cd proxin,o.
It la hoped TINT oyery county il tho State
bc represented, and that County Commtteos
give this mattor. their entire peraonal attonti'
vention yet hold and tho ono moat prolific
good resnlta to our cause. Onco mora til
farmers, to tho roscuol
by ordor Of tho State Executive Committee.
s. n. SMITH, Secretary
, 1873-03-21
at Lnwrcuccl,1lrH4 Esy.

From. H.: louisville Co"saereiaI, atarch 1s.
Tho following accounts Of tho lire aro from re-
liablo citizens Of I,awroncoburg, who asauro 1ta
TINT tloir estimates OF the loaaes will probably
exceed tho figures giyen:
"0n tho afternoon Of Saturday, tho 18TH mat,
botwcon tho hours Of IL and o'clock, tho alarm
O'Clock soma tlfty-fvo or sixty dwellings, and
business houses, aoyoral largo stables, aud y
number OF out-houHes had burned to the ground.
Thrco-fourths OF the town is mass Of -ruinei,
with viii few ,ts s1s and quite q marx aunhG5 o of sos e
wlioro lie Houses formerly stood. Say
ing tho Court-Houao thero was not II house
left on eltllor sido Of Main Btroc.. for two whco
squares, and throo lonsos on each side Of tho
third EIuare were burned. Every business hou.o
in tho town, including both hotels; was burned.
Tho heat waa 80 intonse tl.at oSery tree utong
the ntroot wlloro tho 1lro raSed iwas burned to
stump. Tho town waA mainly supplied with
water from wells, On tho street, but tieso woro
them, That very little could bo dono to arreat
the progress of tho fire. Thoro could bo no
passing through tho Btreat from north to south,
md those at QUO end could not tell what WAS bo-
ing done at tho other until the tlro ceaHea. a
high wind WIS blowing from tue southwest, nud
| thoRo pergonB living OIL the cast allo had
little caa"co tt to hayo ;;.s., anythnlus, M the
few minutes attor bolng put tllero. Those living
on tho west gdo woro moro fortunate, saving MI
they could curry ont but tho alar4n was go sud-
don, and tho Hproad Of tho firo SO rapid, worry
little, comparatively, WAS gayod.
"An tho provisions in tho town, eayo what
little may be found In private pAlstres, wcro
burned Several families are left entirely desti-
tuto, aaying nothing but few clothes a1lt1 bed
or two; among them some five or six wiGlowe.
It ia nuppoaoi the papers and money in tho Hafe
IN tho bunk vault aro uninjurod,' but neither
hayo boon oponed. =
"hIany whose fortunes vcro not totally
! wrecked will immediately put up box houuoB for
Immediate use, and during tho summer erect
substantial business houEes, thus 1uantfeHting
noss Of tie town, aud substantially rebuild It.
The total loss by tho fro is ostimatod at oyor
ea50,o00. have no means OF estimating tho
insurance. but, from all I can learn, It III COM
paratiYoly light.
, 1873-03-21

would haSo' boon 81, ,ilo. ilo .doo. Waaeca G County nf
would have produced 4,o2o,0oo pounds, worth
e8G4 900; Nicollnt. brown, Whtonwap. Fnrl-
bault, stoclo, Rico, To suour, and glbloy (es-
tnatcd aron) would llavo produced i0,000,0 Ono,
the Total for len oonntina would havo ~boou
81 $50 ,d)0 pounds, worth sslO,3OlDOO. They le-
loved those Rgntop l,olow Lllo truth.
Now o. thin ratio the staso would produce an
nvctago n1lol'nt Of acj.0oo, ,oao lionndh Of Thin
tho astounding e,nl Of 5Gl .00O, ,O00--onouEll to
onnbo ovory farmor In tho Btnte to lEcop' a hired
GIRL So
, 1873-03-21

ebn nutl "; r. 1siclie, Of n. P. Morgan Il Co.,
0htcnGo. ", Z. Cook. Of Lacon, wns elected
President; W. d. Smith, Of Koitllnbnrg, yico-
ProBtdont, mud O. a. Trick, Of Koltl,Eb,lrg, Sec-
rotary. Tho 1}oArd orlorod MI Immediate u,.rvoy
Of tho lino with u view to active operations.
Tho limo IL designed to bo brnnch of tho 1Iuu,-
iltot,, Loeon It Eastorn Railroad, Of which you
havo boforo spoken. q.
, 1873-03-21
KE'TnsBuRo, LAcoN & EASTERN RAILROAD

KElrnsnuaa, Ill, Aarch 10, 1878.
20 Ihe Editor u 7hs thtca0o 1Fi1.ns:' |
Tue Directors Of tho KoithBbnrg," Laoon d
Eastern Railroad Company mot here yc.torday,
and completed the organization Of their Compa-
ny: Tho Directors ares ". D. Smith. r. D, o.
been, aud T. Clancy, Of Kelthsburg, W, E,
Cook. tho Hou, G. L. Fe:t, aud F. Gage, Of La-
, 1873-03-21
'THE cAR.Ho0K MURDERER.
Gov. Dixsn Dociaa0n--1nis Lcttcr 10 tho
Rev DIR. TyHB-"xkO Will RIOT Annu1
the IS E)ni1bcrntn and vVul1.C0saaiHCr~
Cal Determination O1 Jurica and

Rev. DR.. Ty"E-"Hto VIII not Annui l.
the s. Dostbcrntn and Noil- -cossl"or-
ol Determination OF Jt,ries and
Courta.u
Brlrn OF NEv Yonr, ExrturvE CnA4nkn,l
Af'rANr, N,hrch II, 1e7a. d
REVEREND AND DEAN Sln: llayo gvon to tho
o0tae d1y osr ond ny oi
nj tho .cstimony, tie oiIlcinl pnporu and nll tho
ntatome1lts which hnyo been made to ,no III tho
onso Of William Foster, who llca under uontcuco
In !, rcnont cnso. not nnliko I,s safd WAS
willinr to Iayo il ,haIoratonl lint c,roumstauccB
Of very. extraordinary nature would DO nocdod
to indrco mo to intoroac for tho purpose Of MI.
| mutation OF iurios mud courta, ~9>'"-@-
I lind no lucl, oircumatancos attending tho
criminal not Of ToBor, his ttinl, the verdict or
tho decision Of Tho courts, by which It'd record
was reviewed. j., =
Tho public intorost which has hoon and is still
felt In this caso tho extraordinary efforts which
llnye boon mado to procure accumulation OF tho
se1teneo nc the the publicity ralia given to there storts
yoars-wiici Inns elapsod nihco tho erlulo was
Committed, 1nnko It proper for nc, hcforo COM
mulicating to you my final dociaion to state
the eirenstaneea + u aud tho considerations Oh
Fostcr and Putnam, his victim, mot IN n rail-
roal chr In the City OF Now York. The latter
hnl two Indies IN his Charge and, in consequence
Of certain i, e@nnoyan,cess nm by the former, reaon-
| ncor thnt Tntnnm ofrorol lin nnv nrovn.
crafion' ri Fostor:- WIN lad hncn IN In
9ront n]atfora. entered tho chr md eat down hv
Putnam. making hin, gcyoral tjncs how far Ia
/ wan Going Aila yyl,on tho }nttor ioniincd to
nyoid a controversy. Fostor anii Il Woii' mn
goIpr aB far % you go ind boforo you ioaYc tiIs
chr will give you hell"
! ue tton returned to tho front platform mud
would loarn him {r.1oaning Pntna1n1 Ills buunons
whom he gotta oif Tic car ho would loasn Him to
keep Lis place" When tho car stopped Fostor
Beizoil tho car-hook telling tho tlrvor who triod
longtli of tlo chr o., tho Outside, nttaokod Put
11a1 who had lust rot out, aid atrucl, him two
blows on tho lead, ono OF which was fatal.
| Thoy wnro togc{hnr. nftor LIN f1rat nn1,versa-
! lion ietwcnn fhun,. wills lin CIR ras nnaanr
, 1873-03-21

I1S. a.. t,,a .x..vt;a..u -. Ii.
Ill recent, and the TWO % o1Geptlong beas deto
moro shan ten month"; nlteI sno murder was eota"
werc made to my predecessor for co1nmutation dlo
OF tto sontenee-on5n as lale a., as March. ls1s
and there Is no evidonco tllAt my such state
mont was presented J. to him. & nor la there iie ny
reference to ono IN nls lottof denying tho lettes
parte nfldayita or statements by 1urora lmpoacli-
ing tho ycracsn thoy have rendered under tho
Tospone9ty Of tclr oatns WI no1 uo 5eee'yea f
by tho Courts III support OF apPlcatlonn 1or
new trinls: Indeed, believe It my 20 a. atatnu to-
as rue Ell Tar ~ moro ws.ey aceeptoa 10 .iiai tao
adat tue gfoahds OF sMGlr gofTe; JI;ro 10 9ow %eF
that thcy lntohtloa somothlng dinosont 1rona
what u thy & tonna:I & Mao.ior Tue foloen1oh OF
suoit a1uAv.ta @ auu @ " ~ 10 auIanvu Hpon
NE neaa ias ~ T.. VI 'e psoss"e,ea H. 10,
Lnetat,ons 1aa o. lHrioa ~ ins'ty oaays nna tho
x IT, 81 ro1nn na,t, ~ p tr aa 10 Go ~
ing or vhothor thcv be- un W.
eesonsi5lity r @ eannot So pormttod 'vs to oyor @
o% so apn So auo ,t "nog ter Inc @
II adj al,nittcl: to upsottlo tie adm snistrstion % u ~
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SAYS the Muscatinc (Iowa) Courier: ave
hsve done and arc still doing business with
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Throughout tho country, and have no fault to
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THE SALE OF THE CHAPpAQUA

THE SALE OF THE CHAPpAQUA
FARM.-Although Mr.. Grecley's
Chappaqna farm bad been advcrtis
cd to he sold, the sale of course was
postponed on account Of his death.
The reason which induced him 70
decide to sell the homestead was as
follows: After Mrs Grceley's death
Mr.. Greeley resolved to live with
his daughter in New York during
the winter. AS a great quantity OF
rubbish, consisting mostly of farm.
ing utensils, had been accommodating
for years, Mr.. Greeley desired to get
rid Of it. AS he did not wish to
hire u man to stay on the place, he
decided to sell the live stock too,
and make clean sweep. In the
spring, if he moved back, he intend
ell to re stock it.
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with heavy SHOWS in the mountains.
At Little Cottonwood, near Central
City. a terrible snow slide occurred
yesterday, from 6 to s feet of snow
having fallen in the past two days.
Yesterday afternoon an avalanche,
600 feet wide and II feet deep, came
down, crossing the stage road, and
carrying away from eight to ten
teams and their drivers, taking
them 800 feet across Cottonwood
Creek. Three of the transfers
have been shoveled out alive, but
badly bruised. -Four more, who are
known to be buried, were not rescu-
ed, and it is thought that it will be
impossible to find them before spring,
although from 100 to 200 men are
now at work shOvcling. All the
teams in the line of the avalanche
were swept away. There have been
ITO delays on the Pacific road as yet.
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trates every month, we must consider it rs on'
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cial Connecticut papers aro sensibly
inveiChing against the frequency of
State aud local elections. The first
named paper says: at will be a
relief to citizens when our State
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State and town elections are brought
together in the full. The frequency
Of our elections has become an in.
tOlerable nuisance"
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BRADFORD, FRIDAY. Jan. 10. 1873

The second trial of 81 kcs for the
murder of Fisk is ended, and the
Jury found him guilty of murder IN
the first degree. lie WAS brought
into court on Monday and sentenced
TO be hanged Feb. 10Th. The pris'
oner's counsel made q motion for a
hearing on exceptions which will be
had in the course of two weeks.
IL is not ! robablc, however, that
this move will amount to anything.
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A baby was born in ChardOu, o.,
last week, that weighed twenty four
pounds at its birth, and the father
had to hunt up some of his own
clothes for the little wellspring of
pleasure.
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The farm contains $50 acres-sixty of heavy
wood and timber with Sugar Orchard of 5O6G
trees, within 100 rods buildings Ample Or
chard of 80 Trees, grated fruit 40d..OOO fl
of Hard Lumber, ! mile from Saw Mill. The
lumber is worth Is per thousand in the log n,
the Mill and 5000 cords Wood The farm
cuts from 30 TO 40 tons of Hay-witb Ma.
chlne-loo loads of Manure in the yard.
House ID Stores with Eli finished from col
lar to garrett. Barns and outbuildinus All poon
Running and never failing water at house and
barnsi' located within mile of Straf.
ford upper village in Orange County near
churches, good schools. sc.
Will be sold for e., 500 Terms easv-sGOO IN
$i"oo down, the balance $500 a year. x good
WORKING man can pay for the farm in two
years IN sugar, or in three years in wood and
lumber, and have plenty LETT. This is the
greatest bargain ever offered in Orange COM
ty.
,,c-, A. Russ.
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rulation Of 10000, tho Weekly In read by at
least half u million persons, aud its influence
rs an organ Of opinion is simply tremendous.
The Weekly maintains u positive position, arul
expresses decided views on political and social
problems. Louisville Courier Journal
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-10

The Windsor Journal has left of
its ".iuror,' title, been reduced In
size to the extent Of about 0 col.
nmns Of matter per week, and ap'
pears now to be published by Ill. j.
McIndOe" alone.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-10

Peck, who murdered Mrs. Almira
Cheney, in Colearine, Mass, five
years ago, and has been in an insane
asylum since, has been discharged
rs sane, and will be tried for the
murder. popular feeling against
Peek at the time Of the murder was
very strong.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-10

Bismark has been relieved, by the
king, OF the premiership of the Ger.
man empire. He retains the minis
try Of foreign affairs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-10

An exchange is taking about "the
next worlds Fair" just rs ii we
didn't have trouble enough with
this worlds ''faii."
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-10

Use NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE.
1T is the best.
Contains nothing injurious.
Clear as crystal.
No sediment or filth.
Does not stain the skin.
Elegantly perfumed.
Restores gray hair.
Prevents the hair from falling off.
See advertisement. 20
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-10

Western and Northern Corn Meal constant
ly on hand and for sale at tho very lowest
prie, ,Or cash.
Custom grinding done i, the best possible
manner at their new Mill.