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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-24
PIANOS AND ORGANS T!

ORGANIZED beings owe their progressive do.
vOopment largely 10 the number, tho frequency, the
kind and the urgency Of their wants. Prom the lowest
created living thing, the polyp, whose simple and
transient wants easily satisfied from the surround
ing elements air, earth and water, TO the highest
being in the sCaie-man, there is Indeed vaa dis.
lance Jet many Of the wants of all the creatures in
the animal kingdom are alike in kind and degree. OF
these We may instance hunger, thirst and sleep, the
socaled uncomfortable wants, Of these, thirst has
been much as blessing to the human race,
which show, that in some cases instinct is safer guide
than mind the former being unorring while the latter
may be perverted
Ascending the scale we meet sundry wants (artl
aciaD shared by men in common with animals; the
attentive reader will recall many Instances Of the kind
among his horse. dog and bird acquaintance The
writer has cames nhale tobacco smoke with all
the gustO of Mohawk; and, alas for poor animal
nature dog in neighborhood visited an adjoining
brewery and got sadly fuddled.
| But to come to the clincher--wheh are the wants
that make man what he is, or should be, t
They are OfHn intellectual, aesthetic, or religious
nature The safest and most enjoy able are the
aesthetic. Among these we will mention bat two
brnnOhes-pOetry and music. To excel in the former
requires genius or talent. Mechanics come to Oul
assistance in the latter and enable any ordinary NOR
tai to DO pleasure TO himself and others. viOlll
playing depends for excellence on decacy Of feel
ing given to few among men, The organ AMI tn
piano the instruments which carry joy aud pleas
into the remOtest hamlet and the lOneliest farm
house. To enable all persons to have one Of thss
sources Of pleasure at moderate cost,
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

WANTER ARRANGEMENT ..u
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Trains leave Montpelier, ..|.#tr
Mail at g. 05 A. NJ, for Boston, New York To-
Day Express at 2 10 P. NJ, for Boston.
Night Express ats 90 for Boston, New York &c.
TRAINS leave Waite River Junction.
Mail trains at 90 A. NJ, and ~ 30 p. NJ for Boston,
VIA fitchburg), New York, &c.
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GOING NORTH AND WEST.
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Mixed Train at Il 30 A. NJ, for Northheld.
Express Mail at 45 p NJ, (Montpelier at 20 P.
NJ for Burlington st. Adams, Montreal, 0gdensburg,
and the West. ~
Night Express at 90 A. NJ montpelier at 30 A,
No for Darlington, St. Adams, Montreal ogdensburg,
and the West.
Accommodation Train leaves Nerthaeld at q 4OA.
NJ hoRtpeller at Q5 A. No for Burlington, st. Al
bans, 81. Johns, and Ogdensburg.
SLEEPING CARS are attached TO the Night Ex
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Montreal and Springfield.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-03
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November 2.-In the election
to-day for county officers 81 out Of 50
precincts in this city, give 5000 votes for
Huck, the Republican candidate; 1856
for HeSing, the opposition candidate,
and 2,927 for Keeley, Independent DEM
ocrat.
Later reports from forty precincts in
the city, and nine towns show vote for
Huck Of 1874; Hesing, $500; Kelley,
5000; Huck's plurality, 1888.
CHICAGO, November Q, ll:l5 r. NJ
Seventy.iour precincts give Huck j9,7S2,
Kelley 5,9Sl and Hesing lG,ls7. The Op.
po.ition claim that the county towns will
give Hesing gnearly solid vote, and hope
by this aid to overcome the city majority
for Huck, which seems inevitable now.
WArsEKA, ILL.,, November ".-Indica.
tions are that John L. Hamilton, Repub.
lican, Is elected Treasurer Of IroquOis
county by 200 majority. The entire Re.
publican ticket is elected.
CHICAGO November Fifteen pre-.
Cincts give the official vote Of Huck at
1924, Kley GILL, Hesing 1885.
CHICAGO, November with seven
precincts to hear from, Hucks plurality
over Hesing and Keely is 3,303. These
seven precincts will doubtless lessen this
majority considerably, but specials from
the country towns in this county indicate
that Huck has received firm majority
in nearly all points outside Of the city.
The vote ia one Of the largest ever polled
here, though the interest in the election
was very quiet, and, the banks and most
business places being closed during the
day, few collisions occurred between the
opposing parties, and comparatively lew
arrests have been made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-03
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, November 2.-Mea.
gre returns from the State show gains for
both Conservatives and Republicans, the
former, however, having the largest In
some counties. In the counties where
the Republicans have no candidate they
are supporting the Independents. It Is
more than probable that the general re-
suit will not materially alter the com.
plexion Of the situation.
RICHMOND, November 2.-Gen. Brad.
ley T. johnson is elected State Senator
by 1000 majority. The two other Con.
servatives are elected by large majorities.
Returns from lifty.four precincts in diff.
ierent counties show increased majorities
for the Conservatives, whose gains in
many counties are large. The Republi-
cans show only small gains, and in but
few instances. II is at this time
i'm possible to estimate the extent
Of the independent move outside Of this
district as the returns are too meagre.
The Conservatives carry the city Of
Lynchburgh by small majority, with q
gain OF over one hundred and over from
last year, when the Republicans carried
the city. Norfolk City elects all the Con.
seryatives, there being no opposition.
The Republican gains in Norfolk county
will probably elect J.. D. Brady TO the
Senate, and Cannon, negro, to the House.
Portsmouth elects n Conservative to the
House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-03
ISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November 2.-The elec.
ton for Governor and State officers, and
Legislature is proceeding quietly. The
returns this evening will be compared
with the vote Of two years ago, when the
Democratic Reiormers carried the State
by $4,000 majority.
Returns from thirty.fve towns and pre-.
cincts give the Democratic Reform canii.
date for Governor 1856 majority, a Re.
publican gain Of 475.
MILWAUKEE, November 2.-The total
vote for Governor in this city is, Luding,
ton, $3.50. Taylor, 5,Sl6; TAylor's major.
ity 727, Republican gain Of 1925. In
the city and sixty towns Ludingtons ma.
jOrity Is 5s3, and the Republican gain is
9,363. Ludington and the balance Of the
Republican State ticket Is undoubtedly
elected.
MILWAUKEE, November 2.-Returns
from the city Of Milwaukee and So towns
give Taylor, Democrat Reform candidate
Tor Governor, 02 mniority;a Republican
gain Of lOOl7.
MILWAUKEE, November 2.-IIon. E
W. Keys, Chairman Of the Republican
State Central Committee, telegraphs 10
the Sentinel; ~ have no doubt Of the sue.
cess Of our whole ticket" The Demo.
Gratis concede the election Of Iudington,
One hundred and forty towns have been
heard from, and they give Ludington 42O
majority, a Republican gain Of l0,S02,
Ludington Is probably elected by from
5000 10 5000, but the balance Of the Re-
publican ticket Is in great doubt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-03

VIZ learn from Wellsburg that the
Town Council Of that place, at itS session
on Monday night, authorized vote OF
the citizens on the question Of subscribing
$4,000, as a corporation, to the reorgan.
lied stock Of the p. W. 4 Ky. Railroad.
We are further informed that there is
little or no doubt but that the people will
vote that amount to the proposed reor.
ganization. Mr.. Hubbard's speech on
Thursday night made decidedly good
impression on them. II is also said
that in addition to this $4,000 Of corpo.
rate subscription, private subscriptions to
the amount Of several thousand dollars
will be obtained. Wellsburg Is alive
and earnest in her desire and determine
tion to sec this long deferred project
brought to n successful contamination. To
this end she Is willing to do her full share.
The programme OF Mr.. Hubbard, Cap.
tain McLure, and others who have the
matter in charge, is that not one dollar Of
these subscriptions shall be expended
until enough money is raised TO complete
the road ready for the cars or to put 1t in
acondition where a loan sufficient tOcom.
plete it can be negotiated on advanta.
geous terms. They mean to make
sure work Of their efforts this
time. They will perfect all the necessary
understandings with the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati Il St. Louis Company, in re.
gard to running arrangement, before
they expend dollar, and, in addition,
will ascertain just what they can negott.
ate loan for, and the exact amount nee.
sssary to complete the road ready for
business. They are putting their own as
well "a other peoples money into the
new organization, and they will see that
the iastcnings ure all right before paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-03
Jersey too Goes Re-
publican.
An Unexpected Political Rev.
OIutiOn.
Both Branches of the LsgisIa-
ture Republican.
The Late school Agitation Shows
Itself on the Public Mind.

New York, November 2.-Scattering
returns from New Jersey show decided
Republican gain,
Returns as far as received from New
Jersey indicate both branches Of the Leg.
istatIre Republican. Essex county sends
one Representative, Senator, and eight
Assemblymen to one Democratic Assem-
blyman, a Republican gain Of five, The
Republicans gain two Assemblymen ip
Hudson, and two in Mercer County,
New YORK, November 2.-The Repub.
licans have elected their Senators in Es.
sex and Union counties, where the Demo-
crats expected to be successful and have
also elected their Senator in Salem. The
Democrats have elected Senators in Mon.
mouth, Warren and Somerset. As 1t now
stands the Senate Is tie, with two coun-
ties, Camden and Gloucester, both Re.
publican, TO hear from.
CAMDEN, November 1.-The whole Re.
publican ticket Is elected in Camden
county by majorities ranging from ) to
1900.
The Republicans have carried five out
Of the eight State Senators; l3 Sena.
tors hold over from last year, being seven
Republicans and six Democrats. The
Republican majority in the next Senate
will therefore be three. The last dis.
patches show that the Republicans have
carried 80 members Of the House Of As.
sembly, with three counties to hear from,
which will probably swell the number
to from 80 to 80. The House consists Of
60 members, so that the Republicans will
have good working majority.
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NIISSISSII'PI.

MENPHIs, November 2.-General ]. z.
George, Chairman OF the Democratic
State Executive Committee, at Jackson,
Miss, telegraphs that reports from all
parts OF the State indicate sweeping
Democratic victory. We have carried
every doubtful county.
MEMPHIS, November 2. The Ap.
idnche'S Jackson, Miss, special says the
election passed Of quietly, and not sin.
gle disturbance Is reported anywhere.
The returns from all parts OF the State
indicate an overwhelming Conservative
victory. They have carried every doubt.
full county, and have n decided majority
in the House aud Senate. Lamar, Sin.
gleton, Hooker and Mooney are elected to
Congress. The Republicans concede the
State, and have not had their headquar-
ters open since morning. Everybody Is
enthusiastic and happy.
ViCKsDURd, November 2.-The elec.
ton passed of very quietly. No disturb.
ance Of any sort occurred at the polls or
elsewhere. A majority Of the Democratic
nominees are elected.
JACKSON, November 2.-The election
passed of very peaceably. No diStur.
bance was reported at any point. The
Republican Executive Committee closed
their headquarters at sundown and gave
up the contest. Returns indicate that
the Democrats carry the State by 10000
majority. They have a decided majority
in both Houses and elect four Congress.
men, and perhaps the entire CongreSsion.
al delegation.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November IA
special to the Courier Journal from Holly
Springs, Miss, says that place has gone
Democratic for the first time in years.
Marshall county has gone Democratic by
800 majority. Wells, Democrat, for Con-
gresS, carries the county by 500 majority.
Everything Is quiet. The Democrats are
iubilant and the Republicans correspond.
inPly detected,
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November 2.-The cleo
lion proceeded comparatively quiet from
what wNs expected, although bloody
fights are frequent and in some wards
from one to a dozen shots have been fired,
but with no serious results.
BALTIMORE, November 2.ISeyenteen
wards gives Carroll for Governor 1926
majority, the majority for the balance Of
the State ticket about the same. The re.
maining three wards will probably give a
small Democratic majority.
Anne Arundel couRty gives about 700
Democratic majority on the State and
county ticket.
Kent county reported 100 Democratic.
Returns from otker counties are very
meagre, but the indications are that the
entire Democratic State ticket Is elected.
BALTIMORE November 2.-seventeen
wards give carroll, Democrat, an aggre.
gate majority Of l5,430. The three re.
manning wards give Harris 5l3 majority,
leaving CarrollS majority in the city IA,
9l7, an increase Of 12,l62 over Lalfobe'.
majority last Wednesday.
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Susquehanna county gives Hartraaft
700 majority, Republican gain Of Il,
Centre county gives Pershing 400
majority, a Democratic gain Of 4S5.
Huntington county gives Pershing
about 800 majority, Democratic gain 55l.
Northumberland county gives Pershing
about 800 majority, gain Il.
LuLerne county will give from ! 800 to
1000 Democratic majority,
PHILADELPHIA, November 3-l;S0 A.
M.-Full returns from all the wards Of
this city give Hartranft, for Governor,
plurality OF 1882, The Prohibition
ticket polled 63l votes, The Republicans
also elect their entire county ticket.
ERIE, November 2.-Rawle gains in
shis city 659 over the vote Of 1874.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-Returns
from 40 districts in Montgomery county
indicate a Democratic majority Of about
100, a loss Of $40.
PHILADELPHIA, November $40 A.
M.-Col. Mcclure comedies the State to
Hartranit by $1,000 majority. Outside
Of Philadelphia the vote will be very
close.
Miflin county gives 44O Democratic
majority, u gain Of 203.
PHILADELPHIA, November S-3 A. NJ.
The city and two counties foot up9O,76l
majority for Hartranft.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, November Every light
vote; only 300 cast in the city. In The
seth district, Silver, Independent Repub.
lican, Is elected to the Legislature over
Adams, regular Republican, In the 9th
district, Bonebrake is elected without
opposition. In the jsth district, Foster,
regular Republican, Is elected over Otis,
opposition. The Republican county
ticket is elected by majorities ranging
from 400 to 1000.
The Commonwealth has a special show.
ing the election Of Mosstr, Republican,
to the Legislature, over Ellis Long, in
Ellsworth county.
LEAvENwoRTH, November g. The
whole Republican county ticket isproba.
bly, elected by about 80 majority. No re.
turns have been received from tie State
and nothing can be given in regard to The
results to-dight.
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In the last possibly occasional rains.
For the Lake regions falling barome.
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