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cratic party into power in State and
Nation,-as I have no doubt you will
with your indomitable perseverance and
unyielding energy,-let US all devoutly,
hope that they viii! manage differently
from what they do in Dakota county.
l notice that the elements of opposition
combine better in the Republican coun-
ties than they do in Democratic coun-
ties. Yours,
II. A. TANNER.
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The Legislative Ticket in LIE Sneul
County.

County.
The LIE Sueur Seminal says Of the
nomination Of the Anti-Monopolists in
that county:
M. Doran has received the nomina-
ton for State Senator by an almost
unanimous vote and it is not too much
to say that there is not a man in the
county in whom the people generally
repose greater confidence. Always
positive and outspoken, he has been the
central figure of the bitter personal
contests of the past half dozen years,
(now, happily at an end,) but through
out his fidelity to important trusts has
never been seriously doubted. MOI
in the county has greater interests at
stake, nor does any one doubt that he
will zealously guard every interest Of
the county.
The candidates for Representatives
are Thomas Collins of Kilkenny R. L.
Mason of Kasota; and Thos.. Smullen
of Lexington. Though neither of these
gentlemen have had legislative expert
ence, they possess the requisite qualities
for making useful members. They have
been residents Of the county since its
early settlement, and are men OF
solid character. Mr.. Collins is gentle
man Of good ability and sound judgment,
and is always prudent in speech and
action. The same may be said of Mr..
Smullen, though young man. Mr..
Mason is gentleman of considerable
culture, and possesses much more than
ordinary talent. The Representative
ticket will be found, ON close scrutiny,
to be above the average even in much
more pop-lous counties. The candi-
dates for Senator and Representatives
are each in full sympathy with the Anti
Monopoly movement and in no res
pect do they fall short of all the essen
tials of honest and useful legislators.
A GENEROUS OFFER FROM MIR.
COX.
A few minutes before going to press
we received letter from Hon. E. St.
Julien Cox. which appears herewith.
He lays aside all personal ambition, and
proposes to submit his nomination to
another meeting of the Convention if
any ten delegates will request the reas-
sembling of that body. By taking
this course, Mr.. Cox manifests an
honest desire to secure the success
the organization with which he acts
and has performed an act which
will elevate him in the estimation of
every man in the State.
By promptly placing himself in the
hands of those who placed him in the
field he displays spirit Of self-sacrifice
rarely found in politician or public
man, and he opens the door for plant
ing q staggering blow between the eyes
Of the party whose history is substan-
TALLY that of Mr.. McIlrath' s. st.
Paul Dispatch.
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I have received and contracted for the
most complete assortment Of Pianos and Or
gans ever brought to Minnesota.
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Avoid Quacks & Impostors

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G. A. DeGRAFF.
BR1gpRR OF

Lax BHEEDRR OF ~ s@Hs
M fsns Nv ~
Short Horns, Ayrshire and Attorney cattles
Poland China, Chester White and Imported
Berkshire hogs; Cotswold and 6outhdOwn
sheep. I now have for sale fine specimens
Of the aforementioned kinds Ond varieties Of
stock It ssLAKK ELYSIAN STOCK FARM.n
Information given and orders promptly filed
by application to LOTS WALLACE,
Janesville, Waseca Co., MINI.
June -, 1874 a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24

of them nudged the other with his ell
until he was directly opposite to the
commodore, leaned over and said, in a
maudlin whine: | sposeyer think't Pm
agoin straight to h(hic)ell, don't yer p
.'Why-no; I hope not answered the
commodore, deprecatingly. The young
man edged back to the side of his COM
panion. with, "Say, Bill, he's Univer-
SaliSt."
In sabbath school class, i'm which
the lesson touched upon the promise of
Hcrod to the daughter of HerOdias, the
teacher asked whether it was true that
IIcrod was obliged to keep his vow
when it.would lead to the beheading of
John the Babtist. | guess if she had
asked for his own head, IIcrod would
not have felt himself obliged to keep
it, replied bright boy of 10 or II
Slightly sarcastic WAS the clergyman
who paused. and addressed il man com
ing into church after the sermon had
begun. with the remark I" Glad to see
Won. sir: come in Always glad to see
those here late. who can't come early"
And decidedly self-posScsSrd was the
man thus addressed, in the presence of
an aStoniShcd congregation. us he re
spoulcd 'Tlank YOU: would Nnu ia
vor me with the teNtg
\ Jealous but ignorant negro preach
or in eNp"unding to his flock as to the
astonishing nature of miracles got Il
triilc confused in the matter. He said,
MY beloved friends: the greatest of all
miracles WAS bout the loavcs and fish
cS deere was 5000 loavcS and 2OOO fish
cS and de twelve 'poStles had to eat
dem all. and dc miracle is dcy didn't
bust.
A John Bull who had been introduced
to the Emperor of Russia kept pacing Il
steamers deck, cXclaiming, ''tlIc Czal
is great" eyes, said hystandrr,
..but cod is greater" "Oh. to be sure.
WAS Bulls reply. 'hmt then, !"u know,
the Gar is Noun" vet
oh the skrctcr. the beautiful Skeet
cr. filling the air with mclodiouS metre.
udcr omr hat. and ticklin" our nose,
taking bite through Il hole in ON
clothes; in through the window. open
ing the door; filling "ur chamber and
singing the Swcctcr, ever is found the
untIIing mIISkcetcr.
An English Judge. Baron Anderson,
on being asked to give his opinion as
to the proper length of II sermon re
/ piled: Twenty minutes, with Il lean
/ ing To the side of mercy.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN -
II. II. EDDY ny.
SoLIC1TOR OFp,,

- r"' i"''"'""N Trote Nrd. ., ,. ~ !
No I" State Street, oppo>it, KIN. ''i.
Mass. '''''' N''''r I...
-''''i an tNi'hslNr prtctr ,f ,.,
Years com inucs 10 secure. f,f. iAH''.- ,t-. .
STATES also III Great Britain 30 H., D.
ci@h countries Caveats. ,t,,,.,. .'., f'rnr..
'Shih'hiS, and all papers ni ,I,.,,, ,..''' .,.s.
executed on lii"ra terms. and No.. 70" ...
searches mad" INT" American -, ''t.r,.
htIcllnln" the validity 81 ui,li, '.'.-n s..
N"niIons-and legal OF uthrr .,,E ' l"'r..
matters touching the saline r.r,,- l'hG.r,.
any patent furnished l., nh. ' THE. ,...
menis recorded AT Washii,.r,,, t..
IESTIMONItr,
regard Mr.. Eddy ~ nn,. ,f ri.
ana r'iI,ahl" practitioners y,frl. . ''"' '..,..
WAL '"'iN'' 'llA>. NN>ll ...
'"uui-.u,...,.,,
Il have no hesitation in .,.-,.,., o" I..,...
they cannot employ Il u,.r~nu ,..... A.'r'....
trustworthy. and NOR, ,.,ialL, '''..ra..
applications in form t" ~o,rir,. ,.., '.'.t. ..
AMI favorable consideration AT H.. '.'i. . OBJ.
EpM IND III l;kE LATE cur.,.
tents. ..-r...,.. . .
Mr.; Il. II. Eddy has nia,l. r.,.r,.,.
on all but one al " hich patent. l.... ''|..,...
and that Is now prudu. MI. ''' -..
proof al great talent and ahil,.. STD.
me Ia recommend ali inventor "a, .. tN.. Dr..
pI"ur" their patents as il,.t l,.. +"
lng the most faithful attention
eases, ana at very r,:iSuIilhl,. chm. ' .. ..
B"st"m, Jan. |. I-sI.-ll. ions
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
JANE LAuGHLIN'S ESTATE.

MARY JANE LAUGlIllN'S ESTATE.
wi STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT. 81.
In Probate Court held at the Pr"latc Office in
st. .Iohnsbury i'll said district, on the :id day OF
July, \. II. IS1i
Alexander L. Prin"lr, administrator" f the estate
of Mary Jane Laughln late of Eycgatc i'll said
district. deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance. and makes
application for decree. of distribution and partition
of the estate of said deceased.
Whcrcupon il is ordered by said court, that said
account and said application he referred Ia session
al said court la hc held at the probate office III
st. JOhnshury, the 18th day of July, y. H. ISL
for hearing and decision thereon: And il Is further
ordered that notice hereof hr given tn all persons
interested. 10y publication al the same tire" weeks
succ,sSiNtly in the Cilc"nian, a -paI'cr pub
lishrd at 81. bloomsbury. previous (" said time aI'
pointed for hearing. that they may appear at said
time and place, and show ,:iusr, if any they may
have. why said account should not H. allowed and
such decree made.
Hy the. C"ur;, Attest
HENRY FRENCH E".ist"r.
\ true copy nf TrcnTd.-Att.-t.
2-U HENRY FRENCH Register.
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gfnr Sale.
House and Personal Property for Sale.

Tho snbscriber being about to leave the place
offers HIS HOUSE South Park for sale;
The housc is two stories high, with ell and gG"n
Gas has bathino rooms and other modern improve
mcnts. Also. one open, light buggy Wagon Brat
tleboro make could he used for light express one
six Years old horse. new Miller sleigh fnnes'
atc Terms satisfactory WIN. ii. NELSON.
81 Johnsbury Nav 26, 1874 22u
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
Farm for Sale !

offer for sale my farm situated one-half mile
from West Barnct Said farm consists of 10 acres
divided into tillagc, wood and pastnrage, has an
excellent sugar orchard, and also u large run or
clard has good buildings and is a desirable place
for one. IfioMAH r. Niopi.T-
West Barnet VI. .Jnnc 30. lS1i. 2l-f2.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
House for Sale !

The Honse situated on Portland Street, is n new
two story building, well finished. and il supplied
with water from good spring on the premises; IL
fitted for two t,ncments. Terms easy. Apply on
the premises. 2ttf NJ. SliANhH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
Desirable Place For Sale

Having left town the subscriber offers for sale
his place situated nn, half mill, west of Fairbanks
village. said place consists of Il new dwelling"
huIIs,. and barn and about ten of land. Run
nin.. water Ia house and barn. II il Il desirable
place for any wishing little land near the vii
Lace. For particulars enquire of albert LAW
RENO near til" premises, or of
GEO. n. SMITH,
West Eairl,, left
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,KKIEEEKIEkIktKEKLLi
LIZ !:ad: n95RAlassz94 Gardner R.a
Commencing Monday. April a.. l.

TRAINS MOVING 50. lL
Leave Winchcnd"n at 40 \ VI o..
i:aO l.. NJ. Arrive at Worcester l'." D.. & "
NJ. ;I::,:I l.. NJ.
TRAINS MOVING NuLIH
Leave Worcester at -.Gn \ VI lhi.TN
l.. NJ. $40 l.. NJ. Arrive al Nm.,r B.
\. NJ. -. L. NJ. SIS l.. VI.
Passengers for Providence, let. lu- ~ ~
at ola y. NJ. arriN" At N"I',~j'r of ...
ami leave Worcester nj G..!u l.. VI 'T lf...
Trains Ia and from Vine ii'ud"II .I.-.'
Express and way trains "n l'"-i"n -
Norwich y Worcester fol '.'-'.H
Springfield. also for New l"rI .I
Springfield. h~>
II If
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Farm in Lyndon For Sale !!

The Ira Dow farm occupied by Saylrs Fan
dali three. miles from I.N ndnn Garner on tn"
branch road Ia " h,,l"Ck Hollow. Said farm
siSts "f 10 at land. Nid"d int" tillagc wood
and I:iSturi.,.-ah"ut h acres al woodland with
sugar orchard at -"n' GOO trees. House and barns
in Good repair. and running water Ia barns. For
particulars, terms etc, enquire at
y. q. HARRIS.
Lyndon Centre. l2tt
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Wanted A.!
1000 OR MORE PICTURE FRAN,

a. | shall hr prepared I" luru-n i'.r. .. ..
Black Walnut and tilt. whit u,.ir,.- .
patch. My Walnut frames ar, Hu.-..t.
lac Polish. which l., lppr">'d 10. t.. .........
and four times - durable. ell al.uHr r.. r.
easily renewed a. VarnI~h iIu~t
ALSO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
House and Land for Sale

Tn" subscriber desiring to 90 south will sell at "A
bargain his place, c"nsisim" of a new HOUSE" and
Barn. with fifteen of land. situated one half
mile from thu, VILLAGE. ui West Concord. thu, road
leading To Concord Corner. Never iiilin" water
runnn. To buildings. For further particulars
address W. W. OSi;OOD West Concord Vi.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24

with the y. Y Independent o., l--l H
have their rh"ir'' IANl~l..,
ST. JohnshuTY Vi.
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SWITSER & EASTMAN,

Manufacturers and Wh"lr~tl, .nH ir'
"r- Sprin. Beds \ Lounges. lI"f N"f.
and Excelsior Mattresses I,'I.'-i.'. '...
French I.a~lru., NJ. A'"a 3D..
lbIm:Sh y Hair Seating. >"lI- '-.
repaired at short n"ii,". j. ~"..
Nl'~INr
Eastern i Venue ST. .I"hu~hur.
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PORTlAND D,

Fnalcd lS6j. Black. IL Hands >n.,A o.. 'N"
Dam by VIM. Tell. Grand Dam h.. 'NA N'",n.r
Terms 80 To insure.
Mares pasturcd AT 81 per week. AT .tf"' -
No business attended Ia on SundaE-
T Z; For Circulars. giving EXTENDED 300. --
full particulars, etc. please address
MOlLTOS BROS, West !;Iui.Iu. ..-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
CALVIN MORRILL,, Comm'rs.
DAVID CHAPMAN,

c,TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT. SIS.
= In Probate Court, holden at the Probate Oilcc
in st. .ohnsbury the ID day of July. 4; d. ls'i
lament of Roswell e. Vaughn late of St J"hnsbu
nv in said district deceased, makes application To
said court for license to sell the whole of the real
estate of said deceased except the widow 5 right of
Homestead therein representing that said sale ~
necessary for the payment of tn" debts oi SAID de
ceased and charges of administration,
Whcrrupon il is ordered by said court, that sad
application come under consideration and he heard
on the 18th day of July 4. - 1874 at The Probate
Office in 81. .Iohnshury And il IL further ordered
that all PERSONS Interested he notified hereof by
publication of notice of said application and order
thereon three, weeks successfully i'll the Calcdonan
a newspaper published at ST bloomsbury, previous
to said time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear said lime and place, and, if they cause
object thereto.
l;y the Court Attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
a true copy of Record. Attest,
2s3O HENRY FRENCH Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
WORLD or row..

" HITING DESKS WOEk lpfI.
rEkFUMEl;l, EOOh~ >ItIg,.. ''''
Ac.. AZ. So,
No. ., Flanders Flock l. e. IT '"'''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24

never had an atom of it in my compost
TONY. Y. Sunday Times.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24

q After II shower Il few days since,
Il number of rats We're seen to go down
the roof of the old Cove and hathaway
hotel West Brnokheld. to the cNc-tron"h
to drink. \ party Watching their move
mcntS counted u. and among them
was an old rat with five Young ones.
approach the spout, the old mother
holding Il straw in her mouth, and the
five little ones each held the straw. and
were led in this manner t" the edge
and placed in Il row. The old one then
takes the first one. winding her tail
around it. letting it down to the water,
then placing il t" the right i'll the row
of small rats. Then she takes the one
ut the left. and letting it down {" drink,
places it to the right again and 50 on
with the whole: after which they all
take hold of the straw. aud the mother
leads them back into their hole. HIooL
fcH NcrS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
Gstafes.
JOSIAH CIRCUITS ESTATE.

Josiah CIRCUITS ESTATE.
d The subscribers having been appointed by tn"
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Gale
donna Commissioners to receive, examine and adj
lust all claims and demands of all persons against
i'm said District deceased, represented ins,iN 'nt,
and the term of six months from the stu day OF
july \. ID. 1874 being allowed by sald "urt l"
their respective claims before MS: Give notice,
that we will attend to the duties Of our appoint
mcnt ut the dwelling housc OF widow Rosstttl
Gront in ST JobnsbIry in said District. the 9Th
day of October and the 9th day OF January
next. at nine o'clock in the forenoon, on each of
said days. ~
og3l DAVID CHAPMAN, "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
Fine Watch Repairi,,
md ENGE.IIIlc .
C.. J. HOUCnToN

Also viii h,. r,ir.i
LADIES' WATCHES = ,IlI>> ,,..
CLOCKS, SlI.\ EE WARE pI,l., w.
r., GOLD NECKLACES I...''.. '
BRACELETS. GOLD s IrtI''. Us
>!l~
And prices in acc"Idnnr,. u.,I d..
Eric" 81 t"lt
In CuuIi,rti.u 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24

The German papers not only
publish births, marriages and deaths.
but also engagements. and when en-
gagementS are broken off the fact is
often published. a very singular mott
tcalion of this sort recently appeared
in the DrcSdcncr Journal. as follows ::
''With respect to the announcement 10y
which |. at the end "f last November.
gave notice of my being engaged to
the Dowagcr Baroness Zoe Won kotzc-
hue. am now obliged to state that
this relationship has. at her desire. and
to my great regret, been broken off,
because she did not find in my deport-
ment that gravity which she had ii right
to EXPECT Count Luckncr"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24

Commodore Vanderbilt is clerical
looking man. Coming down town one
day in New York in ii horse two
Young men entered, both drunk enough
to he in the coniiding mood. Perceiv-
ing the snowy locks and white necker-
chief on the other side of the ear. one
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
GREEN MOUNTAIN STUD
DON GIOVANNI,

Fnalcd l-1O. Bay l5t Hands >.r't Jos ii...
10y ENSlyk's llamblrt"niau. Dam 20. ..
thr sir, Of IIuntr,-S. record -. G.,,-..r 3d.
VIM. II. Allan. :slit he l., E.~tsa- i..-
nian. Grand Dam by old Nhdh''t.
Will u" limited tn twenty Mate I'f.-
Wit. 80 at time of service. and - N.,'
prove i'll fnal. Mares that d"Itt IH.v. g. .a
he returned next Season. and Oh, =" .r..
Iaid will he allowed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
Splendid Premiums

invite the Public to caI aul .,a.
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Desirable Place For Sale.

West Fairlcc, Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24

Having now located in our new office in til" Brick
Block north side the Soldiers Monument, and iIaN
in, LARGELY Increased our facilities tor d"in"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
House for Sale TenementS
f0 Rent
Wood and Hay For Sale !

;"oi maple, wood aud hay for sale 10y
TllOS. WARD.
Pleas" leave orders Al Daniels Sylvester y Go.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
SENATOR BRoWNLoW.

Senator Brownlow is evidently coming around
to the ir,me of mind in Which he was before the
war, when he octr ID in The Northern S'1ies on
thu div me che ac'rr OF s'pvelN.
Ii seems that a convention of coloied men. helu
in Nashy lie, took occ wiou - e. tie SO the Sehl'
Tor for his lukewarn cOp' 20 N Congress.
The Senator replies in an elabomle Letter,
marked with b's homcly Style ia wi tch he treats
the conven, OH rs "mls gu del men, lnc.tcd by
.unpl rciplcd deme yog des"
He suns up his record ilicnd OF the lr'on
aud .end OF the negro, a1d especially when,
as Governor, ".'uawcd by personal threats and
The irowns of lfc-lorg supporters, he dcmandeu
Tor the negro equal rights w.th the white nrn.
Although he thus aided the negroes, lac owed
them nothing, 9rd lie owes - election to the
various offices he has held 10 "thr votes oil The
loyal white men of the State and the disiran-
chisement of those who p" ic'patcd - ne re-
Delion."
At the same the lie wiz not support the Civ !
Rights Bnl or any mer spre that provides for the
'co education OF the two races" Rather nan do
this he would "see every politlcs' organ alton III
the land go the way OF Wa-d's ducks, and every
politician bun ed without hope of resurrection.
Ii tins bill is passed, the whole school iabiIc oil
Tennessee viii fall to the grorId
This 10 pla'r md bold language from Senator
who has been among the most radical oi the he
publioans. At the same time his declaration
against the Civil Rights hill is virtually rccanta
uon OF his belief in the Republican party. lie
sees, no doubt that he has gone lar enough III his
acceptance Of the extreme N.ews OF the tepubli-
cans. The issue he makes Il not a practice! one,
We take the above from Philadelphia Eepub-
lcan paper and We ask our readers to note the
remarks that follow, from the same sheet. They
viii leicriye that their tenor shows that tue Re
Pnblicans are beginning 10 see the error that the
people have been Id iuto Oh the negro ianaticsm
which has Cost the county SO dearly. The re-
marks which folIsw now from an editorial sane
tun the chief occupant Of which holds an ap-
pointment under Graut
heretofore he Radical Senators from the
South have abandoned everything to please tlie
Negro. Vow they find that there is another Indu
ence to te couclated.
Mr.. BrownIow, in taking his step, only iustlhe'
Our estimate of him as q man of unusual shrewd
ness, WHO knew when t. suppolt slavery and
when 10 oppose it; who knows when the negro
lutnence is uselHl aud wien II ceases to have any
value. HIS declaration OF opinion is one Of tile
most significant events IN the now ripeBing can
Yass for the Presidency"
IL would he a wonderful change, and one tha
wonld be noteworthy, if the nomination Of The
thlId tcrm should be sought on the Brownlov
idea, and the Radical part of the Republican
party should be treated hereafter as Henry VII
son, Sumner and Chandler treated the more con
scrvative men Of their party lew years ago.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20

TAE TOTAL NoTE.-The total vote received
by each candidate for Sheriff and Coroner at
the election Saturday afternoon will be found