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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-22
GorrefponoemS aus Sprins6rooG,
Soma.
Serr. &eoaeteur !

Tor ni6t 9ar lang eri9ien in Der
Baltimore &atbolii6en 8oltsseituna" elm
Nrtifel, Der uniere @emeinbe bier in benz
i9ledteiten 2i6te erI6einen IieB. Gin
Wiberrui 1T biz Sato ni1t erfolat, unb
I'M nidt einen jener Seberfrieee berpprsu=
rufen, wie lie leioer ielbit spiiGen fatboli=
i6en 9lattern nod 10 oft p%orfommen, ba6=
ten mir, es lit bclier llnre6t leioen, als
llnredt tbun. SaB Die Yfarrei Sprina=
broot, penn aud nod jung, bod sepilt
III, ibre Yhidt uno S9uloisteit gu tbun,
10 miro es Sbnen nidt unlieb iein, ipenn
iA Sbnen uniere Sortidritie untsr Der
neuen seiitli6en 2eituns mittbeile. Im
80. SUM feierte bic @emeinbe Elm boppel=
tss 5et, oas YatrOnsfeit unb Die erite bei=
li9e communion Der Sinber. Gs moi Elm
wirtli9es 6eIt, mic mir es LANCE ni9t mebr
batten. Ser bodm. Batter Sdifmader
BON 8eneuue, belt oas Sodamt uno un=
Ter Serr Yaitor Die Seitpreoist. 4m Na1-
mittas natirli6li6 lesten Die Gritfommu=
nitanten oas Saufseluboe ab uno in iebr
anIpre4enoen uno 81 Ser5eh 9ebenoen
Worten bob unier bo9w. Yfarrer ben
Nuben Der Oftere b. Communion berpor.
Wir boffen nod piele FOLDER Seite nit un-
Term suten Yrieiter gu fmeiern, penn i'm Der
liebe Soft 9eiunb ldBt uno er bel uns blei-
ben fann. Die @aben fir uniere Stride
mebren ii6 in LETTER 3eit auBeroroentlid.
Seit Srobnlei6nam, oaB bieier Yrielter I'M.
ter uns lit, baben mir cine I10ne emiae
9ampe erbalten. Gs lit unter @noerm
@elo fir 2 @lOden %porbanoen, fur einen
Muttersottesaltar, fir cine ct. @iaibror-
bus Statue, ales lauter @eI9enfe. Gls
Die Stiible Oerrentet puroen, ersab li9 ei-
ne ertledlihe Summe unb es tparen ni6t
senus Sibe p%orbanoen. Sas 1T Der On.
fang unb in &urSem fann i9 iiber nod
mebr @aben beridten, benn es fino nod
mebr bier, Die f6nnen uno molten.
@ia Die rSaltimorein" bies nidt ab=
oruden? s. %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-22

pbne BE feline 8ilouns Der alien @ries
den, ,pelde ibre &Obbeit milperte, prer
ben Stols Der HSmer, pelbe le BON
@emeinbeit unp Sdanpe bswabren Mir
be?
@is lteraus wittis 1T es eaebaIb
fir @ltern, rae fe S6ulen fnten fSns
men, in pel1en ibre 8inper = jene
tbeueren ansebSrissn, Bel reren Gr,suz
suns lie ais @erfseuse mitsebolfen bas
ben une fir beren swises Seil iie Sers
antmprtlib fur-beaufR6tist UNI sur
Ssrri6tuns ndBli6er Serufsarbeiten
unterrit.et perpen, unp in pelbsn
Staaren Don eifriscn, sebilpeten une
relisipIen Grauen ftets bemibt linp, ben
Samen rer lussnp in ibren 5srsen 3u
p~fansen UNI Su ndbren unp ibre junsen
9emitber aud Dor jeeem Sbutten Der
Yeaeduns ia tewabren. SUl1e 6d<
t%erinnen Der weibliben Susenp fSnnen
nur in Zen SlSitern unp S6uIen Der
iatboliden Sirde sefunpen percen. Da
III ibr 2ebsn gan, unp auslblieelth ben
Wertsn Der 0obltbdtisfei; sewirmst UNI
ter renen bic rslisiOie Intriguing Der I'M
rpiGenren feinsSwess ras ssrinsfte 1T.
Die Belt bat fir ie fsin Sntersle nod
@nsisbunssfraft; fe bewssen iid unp
lsbsn In elmer Mtmolpbdre Der Srrnuns,
pes @sbets unc Der Nube, unp l6on
ibre Gri&einuns 1T cine prerisf res @ss
bprlams unp freupisen 8srtrauens auf
bic Site ibreS Sh5pferS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-22

bas S9pert su breden, bas iie sesen Die
&epublif idibt. Ser gtbenienier bat
Surdt Dor Dem Spartaner, Der Sparta-
ner Sur9t Dor Dem Sniulaner, Der Sroup=
pier uno Der Offentli9e 8ettler iIrdtcn
iid sesenieitis uno baden bod Gur4t Dor
Dem Barren!
9as lit Elm selunsenes Bib Der fran=
sDfidsn &epublif, oas 9euillot seSeidnet,
ino Oas er ipOttueiie Galimir 9erier se=
tpiomet hat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-22
~2nGemburger Gazette.

jest!! Mrm, aus ibrem 0aterlanoe per=
bannt, nit 10 pielen S6pierisfeiten tdm-
pfeno, iuer ion Sbnen jest belfen? Soa
Der bo9p'i ts Sii6ot betannt nit allen
llmItdnben, nit ibrem iiberaus suten
3ued, sab ibnen ioslei6 Die GrlaubniB
I'M i'm Staate colectiren Su seben, uno es
perbsn Ii6 nod piele eole Seelen fnoen
Die quite Sa9e gu unteritiBen. Die Gol-
lection besann am Is. SuIi.
81. s..
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

TIE STATE AGRICULTURAL 50
CIETY. The annual meeting OF the
vermont State agricultural, Society
was held at Bellows Fans Nov. /.
with q fair Attendance Of MeM'ei-
aud officers. The niiicc)s elected
are as follows: President, itui o.
WIN. Il. Sanford of Orwell; Vice
Presidents, Hon. Crosby Miller O
Pomfret, Henry Chase Of Lyndon,
Col. Geo. 4. Merrill Of LvEdunviie.
James A. Shedd Of Burin.to
Treasurer, Hon. \. j. Stafford OF
White Rivci junction; Secretary,
Henry CLARK Of Rutiand ; Drlr,} q
Directors. Gen. Ii. henry Baxter u
Rutland, Elijah Clcave,dud of Gov.
entity, Henry q, Root VI b.Hnin4-
ton, John Gregory Of NoithGtiU,
Geo. Campbell OF Westminster, Ii.
b. Kent of Dorset. David Gou,tat
of Byattleboro', Il. i. StoNe!l OF
Cornwall, &, Ii. Hubbard OF Sph4-
field, S. e.. uolSoke of st. Alhans,
l., $. Drew Of burlington, George
Hammond Of Middlebury, HarIel
NJ. Hall of East Burke. The re
ceipts at the last annual fare show
but a small balance over the exprn-
SEES and premiums paid. \ com
mittee was appointed to prepare a
premium and regulations for the
best farm in the State. The white!
meeting of the society viii be h-''.
II st. Adams the second Npuues. !
day in January.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

On Saturday, Senator Shormal
had long interview with FlrSidtl,
Grant respecting the course Of ii.
Senate finance committee, OF whic'
he is chairman, III preparing SON
financial measure for tn" consider.
ton Of Congress at the approach
ing session. 1t is understood tllat
the President will take bold stan,
on this question in his message t.
COngaesS, and it is desirable. there.
fore, that the finance committees oI
both houses he rs nearly in hamu.
ny as possible with The Presidents
views.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21
DESPERATE FIGHT WITH INDl.

DESPERATE FIGHr WITH lNDl'
ANS. a dispatch dated "ilead OF
North Fork of McClellan's Greek,
Texas, Nov. 0, via. Fort Dodge.
Kansas, 10TH states that Lieut..
Baldwin, with n detachment of Ds
men AMI one howitzer, fought 200
Chcycnncs on the 9th inst, from
$50 in the M0rniug until l.30 in the
afternoon. Lieut., Baldwin, after
charging their abandoned camps
under gallant fire, captured their
whole outfit, driving the Indians
eight miles from the last position Of
those succesSivcly taken by them
on the hill tops. The hard and we'll
worn prizes left as trophies of vie
tory were recovered by Lieut. Bald
win commanding. in the person of
two little starved white captives,
Young girls, aged five and seven
years, named Germon, whose faith
ar, mother, eldest sister aud brother
were recently masSacred in Kansas
while going to Colorado as settlers.
two remaining sisters, agrl thu,
teen ANA fifteen years are yet ned
by the Indians, doomed to fate
worse than death. Two desperate
charges were made by the indians
to regain them. They were bitter
~ repulSed and handsomely charged
by Lieut.. Overton's company OF
linh .raI troops. who got close
CROUCH to use pistols advantage
ouSiy. The horses were 81 much
used up after this that the men had
10 fight on foot. About eighty ol
one hundred trophies were captured
and much property destroyed. The
camp numbered from 400 to 900,
counting women and children. The
pursuit lasted twenty miles and was
not abandoned until four O'Clock
p. NJ, when it became useless and
impossible for it to be continued
longer.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

Corrected weekly by STEVENS & BAGLsi.
Boston Cattle Markets.

At Cambridge Nd Brighton. Tor the week
ending Tuesday. November u, 1874.
PRICES. B.ef CaH's.--iGStra lat and heavy
premium oxen, $50 1000; first qna'its.
$3.50 q 9 81 second qualify $500 a SO
third quality, $500 80. per 100 HIS OF! total
weight of hide tallow and dressed beef
Working Oren.-Sl5o 2io per pair. or &C
cordin. 10 their value rs beef Steers, $S' q
$3.50
Mich Cocs. -tair quality, $35 60, extra
good, SOS 95 with without calves, rs MAJ
I've greed farrcSy .nd ordinary, Sli SO +;
.yca;!in%s, slo 4 10: 2-year olds, $40 II 20 J.
year lids, sea
Srrp,--4a5 Extra 6" g: live weight
or 81 30 u 6.0opor bo ID. i.an.hS
!Ma,cS --Whoesaie 81 Il 10 retnil, =! Be-
per III. Fat Hogs, ~ a7ic per III.
Wdts.-Brigh Sc, country ipts.7 q
Sc; cai>kins, l5c tallo., &c per lh country,
30.
Pets. With wool on, l.ooc caob
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

STATE OFFICERS. On Tuesday,
in joint assembly the Legislature
elected the following officers:
Railroad Commissioners, NJ w.
Bailey of st. Adams Commissions
or for the Insane, II. Ii. Atwatcr.
BIZ. d., OF Burlington; Supelinten.
dent OF Staie Prison, John I. Bal
ley Of Windsor; Directors Of State
Prison. G. L. HougHlou Of Bonninr-
tOn, Il. G. Pcitigrew 0i hadioN, ana
N. ID. Gilman Of M0njtD',er; ior
Trustees ot the Reform ScitoUi, PAM
Dillingham; OF Waterbury, CHARLES
Rogers OF ST, bloomsbury, and Vic
tor Atwo"d Of st Adams; for Trus-
tees vf the Vermont University ana
Agricultural College, Hon. Justin
s. Morrill,, Hon. Waldo Brigham
and Hon. +. Z. Walton; for Judges
OF the Supreme Court, Hon. john
Pleipont of Vergellurs, Hon. James
Barrett of Woodstock, Hon HOyt
Wheeler of jamaica, Hou. Homer
r.. Royce OF st. Aibans. Hon. L. l..
Kedfield OF Montpelier, Hon. JDha
Ross Of st. Johnsb.lry nn,, Hon.
Il. Il. Powers u. Maffsvi,ie; Far
Court Reporter, Hon, Jo4u ". Low
ell Of West Randolph.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

A BAPTIST church IN Tennessee
has just decided that Il Grange,
cannot remain a member OF the
church. That society is a secret OK
@aniza'iUn. Since the order is be-
coming so numerous in Vermont WI.
suppose Gen. Phelps will now direct
his batteries against it. He has
hunted his head against Masonry.
to the injury of his own pate more
than that ancient institution. for a
long time, and without producing
any Visible effect upon its prOsperi.
~ or progress. He may now think
it best to haul off Il while, aud hurl
his terrible thunderbolts against The
Changers, The haDtists of Tennes-
see have set him an example of
radical way Of driving il ont Of the
church militant. Perhaps the Geu-
eral and his compatriots in oppnsi-
ZION to "seciet societies" may find
out rs summary way to deal with
them in p, ermOnt.-Argas.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21
INGENIOUS MFN knnnERY.

INGENIOUS fNFE kORDERY. NJ
Cincinnatti ON Monday afternoon u
discharged messenger ut the Amer
lean Express L ,Mpany, named Mon
roe, visited ing office of the Com
pany and engaged a day wat Gilman
~ drawing sitaws lor cigars. At
the same time Two mcn druve up in
u wagon containing Il trunk, which
they bundled Is lhonsh very heavy,
and lett it AZ the oilcr. The watch
man, having ost the cigars. went
across the street aud 90, them. and
during his ahs.nue Monroe placed
one of the ConuauN's small safes
IN the frank. Alter the Waterman
had returned the men also returned,
stating that the trunk had been left
ut the .wrons Office, and shnuid 20
10 the Adams ENne'>. They iol'i.
ed it in the wagon am3 disappeared,
aid have not been seen since. Men
roe soon afterward left, and took
the evening train iIr indianapolis,
where he was captured at midnight.
The sNie vas a vanable one, Was
destined for Chicago. and containell
Il large amount at money, stated t.
be $,0.09O.
LATER. The robbers have been
cluShv and nearly all the !nnney
reci vHrpu.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

STEClE PAYMENTS. The few
Western Republican t0nsresSmct
who have arrived al Washington tu
10 seem to have changed thcir y Jew )
upon finance. They state that If the
President re!ews his recommends.
lions cf legislation Ia flcili..la spe
ele Payments they VIII not DC abe
TO support them, and 10 urge tA1a
issue can only tend to c,cate dissru-
sion. !, Is celtHil, luN eye!. ia.
the President VIII take ,y.Y .os.
tive ground in his I..y ssagc II tayci
Of Il return 10 specie Payments al
an early day. and he is known 10
nave expressed he wish that the
date of The resumption OF SrenI,
payments may he within the peiloa
Of his administration.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

DANIEL y, liAsitELL. the ycle.
ran editor vt he Boston T.rnscripi
died mt the Revere House, NJ > l.
A. NJ, last Friday, Of pneumouia,
He contracted cold about fer,
night ago. which became quite 80.
we're on election night, hut the az
tack was nor thought to be >o!iraf
until it developed into 'hc d;soa,
from which he died. Il had bee
connected with tie Transcript ili
more than twontA Years.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21
\ RACE For S25, 900.

y RACE For $4,000, A GREAT
four mile beat running race for y
pl'tS" Of S2j,tIno in gold, given by
The Pacific Jockey C!nh took place
at san francisco on Saturday. The
race was open to All horses in the
Wollt. aud the parse Was the laru-
est ever given iii HE United States.
The h:'~t horse received Si3, OnO, thp
second 5000, the thirt, $1,000. and
the ilflh $4,000. The entrance fee
was 10 pee cent. OF tue purses. AND
horses which came i'runl east Of the
Rocky Mountains were allowed
TtU'ic Tor expenses.
Tie weather was dniiehtf,.l al.;l
TIE race course WAS crowded with
spectators long before the commerce,
mcnt Of the race, fully 2o.0JO peo-
pie beng nii the gr0nu,is prey lons
10 tna s.att. At tWCnty inmates
past on" Heck Hooking YVES brought
out on ti'P track. and appeared to
he very Hama. The judges soou az
'ei called the horses to the post. ANA
the following faced the start, +
ihA'l. Stevens, Joe DanieIlS, Katie
teaSr. Henry, Hook Hooking. liar,
wcod and Alpha. Katie pease won
the money IN two straigh heats. |
Time 1.434-13GI.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

"HURLEIGI.@ the New York cor,
respondent Of ,hc Boston JoHy?,u!
writes As follows about "lhe Tidal
[ Navc:"
/ The lesson in this quarter lro,lG
! the ia;c ti"ciinn is u very plain one.
: II is thai offensive .!lcASiIG'p> and OF
! t"i!Siv| men mast n.t Dc tllruSt 40
on ne laE!o'. HE propp demand
an honest Government, and mean
/ to nave it. iiiden owed vary much
+" his efforts il breaking he nitw.
Silung as TamnaHy proved 10 h4,
anu FNlriM>ng rs the y te was.
SlIU conld not carry the Register,
Her can,lldAic Was tainted. aud Ihe
/ ktpuhiran nominee was tliunl-
phant,y e'pc:1d. ,.ullsenoen was
the Democratic nOniuen, aud was
etettcd il! ui>'r.ut 0terWiicia.u4.v
Republican. lie WAS believed to he
an honest man, and hi" opponent
WAS the most nupoplI"s ;!,lii 10 the
city. The i'I"'li.,.,j0Ii>i- paNe got
q lesson WHICH. II they r5c It li2ht.
viii be sAnvliiptl ~ then. They
were opposed tp license ihey be
~iege,, The Governor 10 veto die TO-
cal option bill iheu they took the
stumn aud houudea aim down be-
e'l, i'"conIull,u Ni..,,a,il n'qGest
ih:l have aided in putting the
State into thp hands nt mon " l,nsa
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

CENTEEN1AL ART GALLERY. a
finely execute! !itl.o%rap', Of Cen.
tpnnial Art Gallery. the permanent
portion o. tta centennial bui.,iinaS,
which Is now bein. erected in Nair-
mount Park, of tight granite at Il
cost of VI 5tjU,0jU and VIII he one
D, the finest specimens Of archite"-
tire on be continent, has jusl been
issued by TnosnrS Hunter, phiialrl
l'lia. II is printed IN bl,cl, and two
llnts, Oh heavy plate paper, 2lx27
inches, and il ht far the ,unat fn-
ished print of this ma gniiirent bni|d.
Ing Yet produced. 1t has the sui!c-
tiuh Of the Centennial Board Of ii
nance, who have ordered large
'i'nibrI tor distribution amoag TIN.
representatives % foreign nations.
ilIte % cents. seat nN mail, post
aye paii, Agents wanted in'eve!N
'"Wn. Amy VIZ, Thy young man or
woman can secure u handsome ia
come iy cauVa-sing ior this popu.
lar p!ctutc \. dress Thomas Hun.
TER, 1l6 Fiibtrt st Phi!adelplia.
Pa
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

HE Washington correspondent
Of the \. \. Tr;bnae. speaking OF
TIE difficulties to be encountered 10y
the Democratic party ia Congress,
says:
"ihera is in the first place d large
ana niru!y majority Of Democrats.
MANY OF the members OF which
were nominated as mere matter, OF
form. when t,lnre WIS NO reason to
expect lhc.r election and whom ru
one wouit have ,.lpanleh Of select
lnG rs representatives to Congress.
This class 81 members have beer
found by the Republicans wholly
beyond management, and their Wild
votes On The most Important meas
ures have. with opposition votes,
carried the House for or against
measures for which the party is hel'.
Responsible by The people. Their
whole party WI. unite ia anything
The South may tt,naliU as u price
ct persnlnrnt support. but Oh fiDall~-
ciai questions Ihrre will be no more
cohesion among Democrats than
here has been among Republicans
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

1HE growth and. structure ef the
human hair. is ven, plainly set foltl,
i'll pamphlet, pdbii>ilei by H. i.
jail Il Co., Nashua. \. L.. proprie-
tors of ilaii'> Vegetable liiclllan
t'"ig Renrwer, for yrataitoas distri-
button. the deservtdly high rcpu
iatioh ri their preparation has whol-
~ been gained by lis merits, Be
Ing free from all oil aid alcOhol, il
has healthy action OH the scalp.
restoring gray hair 10 its natural
color without dyrins it, cures itch-
ing ct the sc.id, removes and pre-
vents uanrnif, and vii! .hlcken up
the THU locks Such are II he bene-
fits which are conferred upon the
conSniner. No one should neglect
Ia give 1t trial jOH,aa! G St0tes-
MAJ, u iimiaytoR, bet
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

luE NEW SUPREME CoURT
JUDGE. The Legislature in Joint
A ,aembly on Tuesday afternoon
elected Hon. Fl. Henry Powers, the
present able and very efficient Spa FAX
O. of the House, to fill the vacancy
Oh the Supreme Court bench occa-
stoned by Gov. Peck's resignation.
1t is the common opinion of all who
have witnessed during the present
session the able and impartial man.
ner in which Speaker Powers has
presided his pronptneSs in putting
questions. accuracy in dcriding
points of order, clear enunciatiou
and perfect system, seldom making
ii mistake TO be tOrrpcted--tlat he
cannot fail 70 become not only an
ornament, but a working and useful
member Of the Supreme Bench.
Most of the Judges are we'll advan"-
ed in teurs. and a Young maa OF
Speaker Powers ability can not bu!
he Il great acquisition to them il.
the performance of their laDOrious
duties.
Mr.. Powers is a native Of the
staunch Old town Of Morristowr,
which he represents. He WAS born
May Goth, 1885, and is now in his
fortieth year. He prepared for col
lrge at the Peoples Academy III
M0rrisrille. which was established
in 1857, and still hourishes there,
having been recently rem odled, we
believe. Subsequently he entered
the University of Vermont, where
he made his mark, and graduated in
1850. lie then entered the law OF.
fee of Thomas Gleed. at Morrlssille,
where he pursue his studies until
admitted to the Lam0lIle county bar
in 1853. Since then he has had all
extensive practice in LamoiIle, Or
leans and Caledonia counties. While
Lamoi'e county rece"tiY,
the writer asked an intelligent lady.
"Who are your snarteSt lawyers r
She replied, ellen Powers aud Pnii
G.eed. wonder they didn't have
Powers to give the address at The
County Fair; he can't easily be
beaten in speaking" SO nuch for Il
ludA's opinion of the new Judge
MorrisyiiIe has turned out sever
II lawyers, some OF marked ability,
Challes MciGs. Samuel 4. Willard. !
George Mason. Luke Z. Poland. |
Charles Robinson, Thomas Glee,l,
Philip X. Gleed, II. Henry Powers,
George W. Hentee, now member Of I
congress. aud A. NJ. Burke, have
Ill rraciiced there Ofthese Thom
rs Gleel. with whom Speaker Pow
IFS studied, is represented to have
II his day stood ut the he;.d Of the
1amnille county bar. He was born
It Lyme Regis, Dorsetshire, Eng
and. July s, 1926, and was Il son Of
Rev. John Gleed. He died ut Nor
iSvlle. August 30, 1861. He served
IS States Attorney two Years from
Sj3, aud as one of the Council of
Icnsors, State Senator, and mem
'er Of the House. He is spoken Of
y iii able debater, quick and dis
as man "benevolent,
iith u hand largely open to the
CORES" --ArghS.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

THOMPSON, i}uteI'., successor,
Photographed hi, platiorln to tine
Manhattan Clau OF New York IN
AnsWe; 10 nn invitation 10 come on
10 she .jo!!iiIcdi,0n, and here it in.
1t il, bg no lteanS bad in fact, goOG
enonsh tor any Republican:
The principles upon which the
victory in the Massachusetts Sixth
District has been won are First.
opposition to the Capitalization Of
power in the Federal Government:
srcona, 10 currency hat gold, or
That which i, convertible INFO gold
un lemand thiri. no discrimina-
tlni iii favor nt sl,e white race, no
Discrimination N favor Of The color
ri race. hat Il perfect e4saity Of
fights, y perfect equality ut duties,
liberal AND i':St laws for all fourth,
She Necessity Of '"hn'sing he inter.
ference Of Tie Federal otlice holders
III eau uses and elections.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21
JAMES THoMPsJN'S ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSiGNED, having been mp
pointed by the Honorable Probate Court FOR
the District of Bradford Commissioners to re
ceive examine, and adjust all ciaiuis and de
niaids o. all persons against the estate OF
James Iuoiapsau late Of Cori til in said Dis
trict, deceased, and ali claims exhibited il
ott>e' thereto. hereby given notice that We
will meet for the purposes aforesaid. at the
Dwelling House of the deceased, on the first
SATURDAY of December iS7 /, and first Satur
day of May 1875. next, from 10 o'clock A. NJ
until o'clock. p. NJ, each of said days.
and that six months tro,u tine tenth day %
November 4 d. 1874 is the time Hunted by said
Court for said creditors 10 present ,.eir CLAIMS
to US tor examination and allowance.
Dated AT Corirth. this li,h Jay u November
a. D. 1874. 2ow3
s 5. Il s masffNIi, Commissioners.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

OF IHlS Striking result the most
r.-n" i''.'.oie al thu popular ii'NhN Is
tAe uettat of ,irn. butlrl and rhe
political revelation in Massachu
sets. We have Sensible people busy
assuring us lhai these are healthy
!n'lica'itlon> Of IA relur3I OF populav
conscience. We hope thar it is 50,
but beg 10 be excused while doubt.
ing the tact. nrn. Butler is the b"S,
VI his class. This is not saying
much, but enough. ilr is not a
christian statesinan, aud never GOV
ers his iniquiiy, if gull; OF any, with
the cloak TT religion. He never rosy.
Ia his place ana saId, ",n the name
Of God, amen; let's rob somebody's
Ii he committed any stealing and
was caught at it, he did not snlve.
aud Pray. This is mach when yon
cont TO think of it, and makes us
regret the SUCCESS Of iIoar and the
defeat Of Buller,- Washington cap
Hai.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21

Oviatt, the official reporter of the
raj road in, estigation he'd at st.
Albans in the spring of'72, who has
hitherto refused to give up his re.
port to he proper authorities. has
just passed the document in,O the
hands Of the printer.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-21
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