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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-06

{ oHrIRAA1loS.-T -Thcanpontmcnts for
i.!h Rty. r. NJ. Whiul", d. D., Assistant
mop Of tie Diocese OF Virginia. for con-
nation in the Episcopal churches in this
E, made up to this umc) are as follows:
: Christ church. on Tuesday evening,
r,rh 2"l: at tie Monumental on Wednes.
. morning. March 2i'h; at Emmanuel
.y:cA. li"nrico county. on sunday morn
=. May lG,h: ard on sunday night (same
.',. -. paufs church. Richmond.
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SPECIAL GRAND JuRY.-The following IS a
list of the special grand jury of the Hastings
Court summoned for this morning at IL
O'Clock Andrew L. Elicit, John G. Spots,
Joseph Augustine. Joseph G. Dill, John H..
Chidrcy, Thomas NJ. Jones. William l.. Sal
mon, Richard d. Mitchell, William W. Tim
berlake, and Thomas j. SIarke.
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tuY TREASURER GREENHow.-Mr.S Samuel
',rrnhow, CEy Treasurer, with the con-
d.. 10, his >ureiieS. appeared IN the Hastings
art Yesterday. and avaiIed him~elf of the
. t>cd by The General Assembly Fehru-
: Is 1879, extending the time of tinal set
!..it OF collectors OF State taxes 10 June
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The LATE Thomas II. WySSE.-The Anti
ouar,an Society Of Worcester, Mass, has sent
to this city for material TO enable them TO
prepare proper eulosy and sketch OF the
late Thoma> II. Wynne.
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ErAHp or IaNlGKArIos.-Tbe Board Of
III Ia,ion, Governor james l.. hemper
..jcul, and Register samuel IL. 10! Kin
!y,1ry, met for The first time yesterday.
n bond OF the secretary was fixed al
IVy. The Board has at lis command
500 recently appropriated by the Gene
Assembly, and $4,000 inherited from tue
arar Board. IL adjourned to meet in
.F. next.
J. i, understood t1at the Governor dis
A,aAances the PROJECT for sending bim to
,:lte a. commissioner Of immigration.
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THE TIRED BODY SUES FOR SLEEP.
BOSTON, March 16, 1874

II. r. SerenS, Esq
Dear Sir,-It is as much from a sense OF duty as
Of gratitude that write to say that your FrG E.
TlNE-.veu if il Is patent medicine has been of
great help TO me when nothing else seemed TO avail
which could safely use. Either excessive mental
work unusual care brings uEon me 4 nervous ex-
hausion that desperately needs sleep, but as despe
ruley defes it. Ng hit after night the poor. tired
body sues for sleep until The day-nawn Is welcomed
back. and wS begin our work tired out with an al
most fruitlessctas after rest. Now. have found
that a little VtGrTI E taken just before retire
gives mc sweet and immediate sleep, and without
any OF the evil effects Of the usual narcotics.
think two things wouII tend ~ make brain wo, kcrs
sleep: lst. A little less work "a a lit le more
Vtt1ETlNE. This prescription has helped me.
Now, have particular horror or patent IN d.
cine" but have greater horror OF being afraid 10
tell the stIaight-Out truth. The VEGk1lNE has
helped Inc, ana own itup ~
Yours, IS, j. ). DICh ERSOS.
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! HI City LUSATrCs The special commit
ii the City touccii having IN charge the
jcc' Of providing Slcmporarily for the care
he luEatlc- now contiGtu IN the city jail
IL oul 10 the alm>house Yesterday with Il
= ot inspecting that institution and the
,t.!ILy VI providing quarters for them
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK LAUGHTON, 10, 8, and P. NJ, foreign
and domestic dry goods, & 80, at No. 1908 Main
street.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, closing sale OF
silver-plated ware. table cutlery, ice-pitchers
&c.
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Abandoned i'm the Ice-Many Lives
Lost.

ST. JoHN's, March 5.-The VioIetta, from
France, with salt and sugar, has been aban-
doned in the ice. The. captain and crew
were saved. The people from the shore
went to save the ship, but the wind shifted,
scattering the ice. Twenty perssas were
lost and twenty-five are missing.
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~ EfCArIrALlzATIoN SCnEME.-Thc FL
g.. Committee yesterday mornlng iutther
,.lcrcd the pI"Io>al Of MIR. Mckinnon
na%i,aiiZn the d.bt Of the State in bonds
IL four per cent. Interest, and payable,
4pll and interest, in land or in gold. As
. were several m,mbecs ot tue commit
t5., ~ no decisive action vas had. Au-
r TAYLOR. who was present during the
+ Il>cu,sion that took place, gave II, bis
.au that the present taX,biil would not
= the state 10 pay four per cent. III gold.
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RICHMOND. February II, 1876.
SPECIAL EoTIcE--Fr6m this date the best quail
ty OF Pembroke Shirts VIII be sold At tbfrty-six
dollars per dozen. q 4. E. B. SPENCE Son.
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RELIABLE tyIDENCE.

RELIABLE EVIDENCE.
ITS Baltic street, Brooklyn, n. y, Nov. 14, 1919.
II. r. Iteuens, Esq.
Dear Sir,-From personal benefit received by It's
use as well rs from personal knowledge OF those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost miracu,
leus, can most heartily and sincerely recoihlnehd
the VEG ETINE for the complaints tor ~hlcn IL -
claimed 10 cure. JAMES +: LUDLpW,
Late pastor Calvary Baptist church,
yEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Imh 3-X&S2tl
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SPRING AND SUMNER FAsHFoya-Mme. DEMO
RESTS reliable patterns for The spring and sum-
ner; also, portfolio of fashions Just received al
JULIUS MEYERS, 6O3 Broad street..
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Deash ar n Catno,se p,test.

CLEVELAND, O., March 5.-Very- Rev James
Conlan, for twenty-five years pastor of St..
Patrick's church, and formerly yiear-gene e.
raj of the Cleveland diocese, is dead.
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FrBLIC TEMPERANCE CELYBRATIoE.-A
Nug Of the committees OF all the various
-l~iaDce organizations are to meet at Har-
y Hall tonight TO make arrangements
grand public temperance celehrauon.
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yT,O The WHOLESALE TRADE UE

Il VIRGINIA AND NORA II CAROLINA.
RAEDuLpH & ENGLISH. 1918 Main street,
Richmond. of. II on The b~t.orm. !ull asSortmnnt
of SCHOOL, Miss ELL AM EuU., AZ , AND-
ARD BUUkS; BIBLE, aud HYMN BoOhS;
BLANK BOOKS OF their own anu The chcan nprth-
crn manufacture Cap, letter, Note, and wrap
linr Pap4r Of all Sir>: Initiai Paper aad En-
vclHnrs uf many styIcs: Pens Pencils, Twsac, Ink,
Muc laQr, Cards. Albums, coEn1n-s.ase INK
STANDS. re. A call IS solicited ORDERS VIII receive
prompt attention. "a 70
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SroLEs WArcH.-A lady's double-caSe gold
watch, with chain, was taken from Henry
Wiley. the noted thief, and is now in posts
sion of Captain Disney.
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TOHN n. LYLE,
na,e Judge Of Montgomery esan'y, VAIL
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.

Iand-law q specially: examines aad establishes
it'll 10 ates, buys, sells, rea,, ard pays taxes on
lands I'm any part or the Sn.ie. claims promptly
collected. nas,s
NIX Governor Il, q, Wake, and the bar OF soniii'
western Tirgtnia. ty 3o-sSm@mSm
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Don't mind the weather but 90 10 PIzZISI's and
get some marshmal;ow, gum and chocolate drops.
FLEMISG'S (SANTuSINE) WoRM-GoSFECTIOSs.
In this sca> on, Wien summer Complaints the
prevailing eprdcmics which attack humanity, We
think we could mol confer greater benefit than 10y
calling public attention to FLkMISG'S (santGpinc)
Worm CorfeclionS which la certain eradIcalor
OF worms in children or adults 1t IS one OF the
most pleasant we as hcahtul of worlnIncdi-
cincs Children CRY for it. 1t is for aleby all dug
gls,s. - ~
NEW STYLE OF HATS JUST RECEIVED AT AL
LENS.
THE BEST SILK HAT IN TILE CITY, ard price low.
can be found ut ALIENS.
ALIENS windows show The best variety of pretty
stylc hats in the city
GO TO ALIENS. lila Main street, If you want
TO sec The largest variety OF haa.
NO MORE NEED Of hiving your collars washed
when Won can wear ELMwoOD's and WAsWICK's,
that are for sale everywhere.
CALIFoRS1A PEAES.-Go to PIzzISI's and sel
some OF this delicious fruit.
YOU can buytgoof sohcaper at sIGLE BROTHERS.
than al ATTY other house in rhe city.
If yoa want nice SILK DRESS go to SYrt'LE BRO,
THEIRS, as you can RELY upon what they tell you.
rocnASrr CREAM BALLS.-PIZzINI has fresh
lot Uf this fine candy.
SYCLE BROTHERS offer FANCY CLoAEINGs q
5oc. per yard, worth s2.
FINE FIGS, EATING PRCNRs ayId DATES at PIz
ZlSI'S.
FLORIDA ORANGES just received by PIzZINI.
swErr HAVANA OKANV Es at PIzzISI'S,
YELLOW BANANAS at PIzzlSI'S.
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NEW YORK Muks and WAMsUTTA MUSLIN are
used In the best quality Of Pembroke shirts Six
shirts for eighteen dollars. Z. b. SPENCE & Son.
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EIGHTEEN DOLLARS will buy six OF the best
shirts, made to order and perfect ct guaranteed, by
Z. b. SPENCE & SON.
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: SI1 BEST PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to order for
eighteen dollars by E. B. SPENCE &c soN.
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iHE JAIL INyEsTIGA1los. - Or. James
lc, Dir. Peter w. GrubbS, and Mr..
.AAlln Stearns, the commissioners ap'
@4lcd to inspect the Jail of the city of Rich
'aa and report the result to the Hustipgs
lll commenced their labors yesterday.
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LIST OFLErTEsss. !.

+ IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~ THE RICHMOND POST -OFRroE MARCH
Persons calling for letters In this latrin please
say oAdvesttsedn II not called for I'm four NBeese
bey Will b. sent TO tife Dcad-Leter ofices in Wss~
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SIX BEST QUALITY PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to
order for eighteen dollars by Z. B. SPENCE & SOY.
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~HEcIcES To-DAY.-R"v. Dr.. Bethlehem
Il prcsch hi seventh annual sermon at the
,ytnth.Strcet synagogue to- day.
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Turvy,TuER YESTERDAY was raw, RAINY,
g, L! di>crccaHc.
p,,,ge nj Thermometer AT tie DisJ,atch Office
March ). 1875.
N,. 90 2 L. N.............. IS
N :, ...... So 6 I. ~. ............ 81
~ r.. 3s Midnight. ..........,.. "a
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T IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
IL MAlNIaG. III TAB MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE MARCH 9. 1876. Persons calling for
letters In tEs list wiz pelse ssy Advertised. II
not called fsiu e,ne a0l1h they @l he sent to mo
Dead-L Letter 9Gtc }, In Washington, D. q.
LAlJFES> LIST.
AlylsJ, Jtatcaer y A. Robertson, II. s..
Brown, NJ. &. HaI attn, +. Sims, NJ:
Baker, l.. A.. Hass, l.. SaVory, M.
Blankenshi o. T.. Ka nj, NJ. Smith, u. #.
Davis, X. Mc.Elrith, z. Turner, D.. g..
Duval, u. NJ NJ ooye, h. Moonork, C;ry -
Green. B. NJ iIier, B. NJ Watkins, A. Il.
Haggart, NJ Mitchell, NJ. K.
GI .NTLEMES'S LIST ..
Andrews A. D. t;oode D. b. Rudd. w. D..
hrrinyton A. 5ry e. Russell, e. L..
Anderson, W. :. 1OR. e. t2) Smith, SKI:
Andrews. a. 81 Couldman, A. j. slayer, Is. ~
Booker. TT. Henderson, 5. simmons, NJ
Branch, J!if. Mcdonald turner, =: W..
BrOckne,A.W Clark Turnrr, w m"
Craig, A. L. Moody, Il. I. Taylor, u. II. ~
Cheathana,W. Mayo, NJ. Wright, IL. A.l2I
Cox. r. Otey, Il. T.. Woodson,fJJ
Cogbili, Il. Powell, d. N, Whitehead, r. o.
Dickinson, RI !. Perdue, j. ID. kins,AaaHl'
.... ROBERT BEATTIE, z. M.
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THE RIvEK.-The river rose about eight
feet above ordinary high tide, and yesterday
commenced falling again.
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Tx WEATHER To-DAy.-} From orr r."
...gs ms nto1m.nq he luobnb'ht,'S are hW
.,-,a.lcr t2-d0y ,riN be clear.
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SPECIAL Inducements in BED QUILTS At SYCLE
BROTHERS,.
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xr-rnE CIRCULATION OF THE DIE
,,.~,I - LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
,rusPAFERS OF THE CITY.
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Don't mind the weather but 20 TO FIzzINls ant
get some marshnllow, gum and chocolate drops
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IMEI LIME LINE III!

uINDIAN ROCK" LIME.
VIZ are constantly RECEIVING supplies OF VIZ.
niAS ROCK" LINE fresh from our Kiln, in
Botetourt county, Yirginia; Fer saisdos' slasr :,
oc1e Manufactures. au3 Da;x.is ss
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sYcLE BROTHERS offer FANCY CLoAE1NGs at
5oc. per yard, worth s2.
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No MORE NEED Of h,ving your collars "ashea
when You can wear ELMwooD's ana WARWICK D
that are for sale everywhere.
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CALIFoRSIA PEARs.-Go to PIzzISls anu ke
some OF this delicious fruit.
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EImE, gEMEAF. PLASTER.

1910 barrels No. ROCkLASD LIME
daily expected,
for sale low from the wharf.
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r TsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-

S,.ho oner. A. II. Bonney.
E.L-VAS LEW, Postmaster.
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YOU can buylgoof cheaper at sIGLE BROTHERS.
than at ATTY other house in rhe city.
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If yaa want nice SILK DRESS so to SYr,,LE BRO.
Theirs, as you can RELY upon what they tell you
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NEW STYLE OF HATS JUST RECEIVED AT AL
IES.S.
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REMOVAL OF DEAD BODIES.

On motion of Mr.. McRae, a resolution was
agreed 10 requesting the Committee on Gem.
cterics to inquire and report what steps, if
any, are necessary to be taken, for the remo-
val of the remains of persons inferred in
places within the limits of the city formerly
used as public burying- grounds.
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THE BEST SILK HAT IN TILE cIrE, and price low,
can be found ut ALIENS.
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Mr.. Bransford, city attorney by permis-
sion of the Council, stated. that the suit Of
the city against the Manchester Cotton Mills
Lad been decided adversely to the city in the
Supreme Court OF Virginia.
On motion, the subject was referred to the
Committee on Streets for further action.
Mr.. Moody laid before the Council the
deed Of AIc>srS Martin Brothers Il Co., who
have leased the old sumac mills Flied.
On motion, the Council 1T 10 O'Clock nd.
journed.
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FLoRInA ORANGES just received by PIzzIN

FINE FIGS, EATING PRCNEs ayd DATES at PIi
ZlSI'S.
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. CocoANUr CREAM BALLs.-PIzzINI has u fresh
iot of this fine candy.
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A DARING Theft. .-YeS'erday afternoon
about O'Clock while little daughter of Mr..
Samuel Wicks, a@ed about four years. was
Standing near her fathers residence, on Hull
near Eighth street, a negro man approached
her, handed her u cake, and commenced q
conversation. While thus engaged he
snatched pair OF earrings from the chld's
cars and made of with them.
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PEKsoSAL.--Councilma n. A. Eubank
left the city yesterday for New York, to
which place be was summoned by tele.
gram announcing tue illness of relative.
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ALIENS windows show The best variety of pretty
style hats in the city
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On motion of Mr. McRae, resolution was
agreed to giving the walchman at the Free
bridge police powers, but no compensation.
[ The watchman is paid by the Bridge Com
miSSinnerS
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GO TO ALIENS. lll4 Main street, If you want
TO see The largest variety OF hala.
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s,,,.,or Christtaucy's status.

wAsursoros, March 5.-The Michigan
Delegation in Congress called upoA Senator
Christiancy this evening, and 10 q short ad.
dress he said he bad been a'6ed US TO the
political position he would, occupy. In re-
plv. he said that he would hot be bound By
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FINED.--Lem johnson was before the
Mayor yesterday, charged with indecent
conduct in the street, and was fined S..
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swErT HAVANA ORAN0 Es at PIzzISl's,
YELLOW BANANAS at PIzzlSI's.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-06-12
STA TIE NEWS.

The Woodstock Post has been
sold to the publisher of the Stand
ara.
The Changers of Northeastern
Vermont are arranging for an old
fashion Fourth of July &C lebration,
to take place in the grove at LAn-
dOnville. 1t is expected that they
will have a grand turnout.
Colonel Wheelock &. Veazey
will deliver the Grafton before the
Connecticut River Valley Masonic
Union at its celebration of st.
Johns day, june "a, at White
River Junction,
The Union Mutual Insurance
Co. has been organized ut Montpe-
lier under II charter granted Dy the
last Legislature. Each county in
the State is represented ON the
board of directors. The director
for Orange o. is Henry q. McDuf-
fee, Esq. OF Bradford.
The contracts for the repairs
and new buildings for tie State Re
form School at Vergennes have all
been made and the work given to
Il. II. Daniels of that town, the
builder of the former Reform Build
ingS at Waterbury,. Work will be-
gin at once upon new building,
three stories high, and tho present
buildings are to he thoroughly re-
modelled and made ready for occu-
pancy as soon as possible.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-06-12
CHURCH'S MUSICAL VISITOR for |

CHURCu's MUSICAL VISITOR for
June contains the following pieces
of new music: "\Vhcn the mail!
comes in," ballad by Geo. f. Root !;
"The Star of Bethlehem solo and
quartet; "Clara Muzurka," by Il,
L. Wittemore; and mo place SO
sweet as Home" pleasing little
rererie, full OF melody. In all, there
are thirteen full pages of music,
which would cost just one dollar and
Uty,fre cents, if bought at any mu-
sic-stOre. Add to this the large
amount of interesting reading mat
ter, musical sketches, stories, notes.
etc, and some idea of the value OF
the VISITOR may be formed by mu-
steal people. The June number
gives full account of the Cincin-
natl May Festival ; articles by John
Howard, Pleasant RiderhOod, +.
CrOwSet, and others, after which
comes correspondence, editorials,
and gossip Of the day on music and
science. The subscription price of
the VISITOR is only $3.50 a year,
including the choice of the new
premium rolumes, each containing
"A large collection of popular or clas-
sic music, bound in cloth, gold stamp
ed. A specimen copy of VISITOR,
with list of contents of premium
volumes, will he sent on receipt of
one stamp. Address john Church
q Co., Cincinnati, y.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-06-12

SIGNIFICANT. Some of the few
thick -and-thin Administration Or
ganS of the South are abusing Vice
President Wilson for his speeches
on his Southern trip breathing peace
and goodwill. One paper calls his
talk on Southern affairs, "senile fol-
lies, which menace the hard earned
reputation of a vigorous manhood )"
cries out that his Southern tour was
made solely for the purpose of "ren-
dering himself agreeable to the
Southern people; )" and charges, that
he has "faled to condemn what he
knows to be wrong, and is too plain
ly pandering to the prejudices of
the Southern people" Stuff and
nonsense! They don't know Our
Henry. He has been but echOing
the sentiment of the best Republi-
cans of the North who do their own
tliEking.-GlObe.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-06-12

MINORITY CANDIDATES. We OBJ
serve that the talk about Messrs.
Head and Todd being minority can
didates has mlsled some people out
of the State, who do not compre,
bend that majority of all the votes
thrown is required in this State for
the election of Governor or Sena-
tors by the popular vote. Weston,
himself, who is guilty Of this usur-
patton, owes his election to the fact
that majority of the House, last
year, was Democratic. He lacked
go votes of a majority last year.
Vacancies likewise occurred in Sen
torial Districts 2, 5, 7, and 8. In
No. 9 the whole number OF votes
cast was G.G3S, of which James
Priest (Dem. had 3,279, and Chas.
Sanborn (Rep.) 3,l2O; the remain
der were scattering. In convention.
Priest was elected. In No. 5, whole
number of votes, 5,O15. OF this
number, VIM. II. Farrar, (Dem. had
1870; Edwin Wallace, (Rop )2.472,
and notwithstanding Mr.. Wallace
had a handsome plurality over his
Democratic competitor, Farrar was
elected by the convention to fill the
vacancy. In No. Z. whole number
of votes, 4,G73, of which Thomas
p. Pierce, (Dem.) had 2.19S, and
Charles Ii. Burns, (Rep.) had 1923,
but here again the minority candi-
date, being Democrat, was elect
ed TO fill the vacancy. The same
was true of District No. 8, where
Joseph Barnard, (lsep.) had 1907
and w. II. Cove, (Dem. $50, and
yet the latter was elected to fill
the vacancy. Again in 1871, the
Democrats filled the vacancy in
No. 10, occasioned by death, by
electing a man whom they expected
to control, who had less than doz-
en- votes, over the Republican can.
didate who had over 1900 votes.
They had Il constitutional right to
do SO; of that we dc not complain,
but "what is sauce for the goose is
sauce for the gander." Precedents,
of this kind might be multiplied in
Monitor.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-06-12
NEJY HAMPSHIRE.

Rev. DR.. Balch, of Plymouth
died at Detroit, Mich, last Friday.
"A Frenchman, fishing in the
Merrimack river at H0oksett, a few
days since, caught u lake eel six
feet long and fifteen inches in cir.
conference that weighed thirty.
five pounds.
Mrs. John ii. Durgin, of Rris-
tol. committed suicide early Mon
day morning. She left her home
about 2 o'clock. Search for her
was soon after commenced aud her
body was found in Newtound river
about 5 o'clock. Mrs. Durgin was
about IS years of age, and has been
partially insane for several years.
The barn of John g. Smith,
near the middle OF the town of
Hudson, WAS totally destroyed by
fire at II O'clock Friday night, to-
gcther with = horses, 2 cows,3 pigs,
2 carriages. Il sleigh, farming tools
and other property to the value Of
81 900.
The Hall tannery ut Bradford
was burned Thursday morning.
The stock was owned by Boston
palties. The fire is supposed to
have originated il the steaming
operators. Loss about $1,000; ill.,
sured for 81 100.
"A very valuable blast has been
removed from the Turner silver
mine at Madison. About five tons
Of ore was thrown ont at one charge
OF the drill holes, and seventy per
cent is stated to he the yield OF tho
ore. Specimens have been taken
to Boston for assay.
1t is reported that James Nc,
Question has recently given 5000 to
the Congregational Church at Ply
mouth, to pay off the debt on its
parsonage, and $500 in addition, to
be divided among the poor Of the
town.
Captain d. T. Smith, son of
Timothy Smith of Hanover, shot
himself with a pistol May 6, at Fort
Abercrombie. ID. T., being deprrs-
srd by long illness and financial
embarraSments. He removed to
n Minnesota in 1865, where he filled
many offices of trust and RESPONSE
Witty.