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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP AsfFFH
~ ....--. COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one Of their splendid
steaners-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE, 1shAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GORGE w. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY n
high water. vi. es...
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressty for this route. s 80 @9
They have splendid saloons, ststerooms. and nstaa
The fare, accommodations, and attention ara un
surpassed. .aa --. ~
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river - 49, 20 i - :. -iss
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge nsde except actrs,
expenses incurred. 80 '5--s -
Freight received until 8 p. II. daily.
For further informanen, apply 70 ,,,aH
GEORGE W. ALLEN d CO., AgenHs &
my 10 ONCE Comeany's wharves. Rocketa3.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO

On and after july 3lst the ACCONNon, ,,o,.
THIN Naytng kichmold ut $50 p. N ~; uniVS
SATURDAYS run 70 STAUNTUN, refurnI MIN, On
Monoays. AH'tk On
Kound.trip tickets are on sale TO Al, N. ...,
for this train. hey are good 10 return irn 'Ssol5
ton by, Tuesdays night-train and from hs,aon.
tons by Tuesdays oay-train. '''sf IL.
- - ~ - - CONWAY r. HOWARD
IL General Passenger and Freisbt ~
W. n 3. DUNS, Engineer and Superin,endsnm,t..
tr
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BY Thomas w. KeeSee, Auctioneer,
No. 2 Governor street.

DLOODED STALLION FOR SALE AT
ID q NC rION.-At the request Of the owner. l
will sell at the horse-auctfon lot on SATUR-
DAY MORNING.. 4th instant. al II OK o'clock,
ONE BLUODED sOkREL STA LION,
seven years old warranted sound, and 70 work In
single or double harness; sold for no aIlt-o1ner
having no use for him.
THOMAS W. KEFSEE, Auctioneer.
j. e.. KERSEE. Salesman. .s..~.# .... &c
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BY Edward c. eoddin.
Real Estate Agent and sAuct1oneer,
mr. & M 1O16 Main street. T@E

VERY EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT
" (yN WEST SIDE OF TWENTIETH Re,
TWEEN GRA6E AND BROAD STREETS FOB Oh
sALE AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY. SeptemDeI
9d at dEoicloek p M, will cell on the premises
that VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT 40,
ioinIne the two brick tenenents ut the sonthwest
corner of Broad and Twentieth streets: Inc t9s
aley. This is an exceedingly desirable building site
and will be sold low. = - 10
TERMS: OBe-third cash: balance az anu 40
inoh'''' wa" 90 EDWARD C. GODDlN.
ra1 =. Auctoneer.
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RICHMOND, FRRD'G & PoroMAc X. r. ~
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET kcprT
RICHMOND. Nay 20, 1878.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

1856 n. II, DAY NAIL leaves Byrd.s,rs,. -.
es,. ton daily, COSSECTIEG Mn ~,
y, The STEAMER KEYPoprin
Cuantco, with trains or he p.hH
~ 1855 more and Ohio railroad at ,heI, NM pS,:
ia rsHtE opposite Alexandria-due I'm PaH,l
more at 900 p. NJ; and at W,sS,..s
t"<- - = ton with the Baltimore and po,nnu.ss.
t# II! rafiroad for Baltimore and The Ssrss
s:2o P. NJ, SieHT MAIL leaves Byrs.s,,,
t' station Sunday excepted cannect,ss
~ gf.l - 2gnatr Washington With the BaIimn.Ss,
81 l4 ben and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohm
Z s' "t ~ railroads. 0Ap
Sos P. n. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN r..
Is Lag 3: Hanover Junction. leaves Broad ,rss ~
station tSundays exceptedl,
SAM, NIGHT NAIL arrives at Byrd-s,,e.
& station tMondays excepted
1850 P. M.,DAY NAIL arrives At Byrd-Srss, SIS.
s:s7 AM, aascsc eSsS TRAIN ,,,,,..
3sag . III. at Broad-Street station Sundays a.
ceptedI.
: Parlor.cars on day trains.
Pullman sleeping.cars on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive at Broad
Street 'statfoT on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol all psInts North and
West. t.g.s.s u. 80
Through bills Of lading and rates given TO al
principal points North and West
by order Of General Superintendent
.,.tT,.az.r G. A. TAYLOR
mvsl lenersi Fraight and Ticket A.rr.
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AUI.TION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Grubbs & Williams, ~ II
..e Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between ndain and Bank.

.NEAT TWO STORY BRICK.AND-
n FRAME DWELLING. ON THE NOkTH
SIDE OF GRACE STREET BETWEEN MON.
ROE AND HENRY STREETS, FOB ale AT
AUCTION.-We will sell at auction, on the prem
i:es, on IUESDkfathe-7th Of September al on
O'clock P. b.. the PROPERTY, located as above,
now occupied by Mr. Alexander Hodgson. 1t has
seven rooms, with Kitchen and stable. The lot Is
4Oxl55 feet 10 an alley The location In Iapd
streets In the city, and The nelghborhood ts very
god ,h.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at four, e1ght
and Twelve months, with Interest. .:a.
"'N -lz~GRUBBS.& WILLIAMS. 60
co rss..a.l-.-s - IW-.7s-st5 Auctioneers.
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TsOR BALTIMORE 40 a35iiHf ~
n ,ssslt 9tsttTR Ri W EEKLy.aiS Z
= ,row1HAyAN sTEAMBoAT L1sE & s2 g I. /.
5easIia sts rHRoUaH SRElsHr.f hssa
soTRAEsyrR, BETWEEN kioHstosD AMsD1l''
81 sstsssns, no ssAt tnR sSSRasEnaRn 49,

= The new and fast Iron stearafTa HAIBLEy siaaa
WHSTpyER, OF this Hne, leaya thetr new pier, IN
me 1ncxi Is1t oI -.TMenty.second sireet, every
.TtESDAX lsnt THUHaDAN MQRNIAGss at Is
io'elocks and sSA9URDAY AFTERNOON % I a.
Locust fons with baltimore aud Ohio railroad for
all points west 1f6 northwest; also, with NoFther1
Thrcugh bills Stgned TO Baltimore sHu all points
Mess. o. rntes RmnxRtocd 90 low % By xnF other
Oacessl Eas1fy-seceud and Doek ma Ninsn and
Astn ssssi. 80. S, I, - ee
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MnLBoRo' HOUSE AND
CRYSTAL CaALYBEATE AND WHITE

SULPHUR 0TNINVS,
DEPOT, BATH COUNTY, VA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS.
This place has been much improved this season
and Is now one of the delightful resorts III The
mountains. For further information address the
proprietor. Visitors leave the cars here for Rock
bridge Alum, Jordan Alum, Millboro Srripgs
WalIawlatoata Springs, Bath Alum, Warm, Hot
ie oar Proprietor.
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JAMES RfYER sTEAMBOATHsI.
- yaae i.ge .tG0APAsHY. .g:,if nfl1';Ssaa1E

III <A~1a ~ NsA~s- ESSk&3ssfERl l..
Ed saas isaa .G0APASY. sys,yf - k'Risz2a
l 2il1; nil SUMNER ,sCHEDULE.@s S'n !
Fob N0RROLKs PORTSM0uI RALTTMORE,
Il 81 PHILADELPHlAtASD NEW YORK. az,
= 80 ALSO FoR - u iEz..ss.
iEkKDa NOS 3tN'JAMRS River.
On and after EU EeDAY. Dune lss-. 1875, this
Comnany's fast and elegant steamer JOHa SYL.
States saii viii leave wharf kockstts, for above;
ramed p0ipisr TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS at ESQ a. II,
TPassengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philsdelphia, and Ne~
York. s4a
To- GoRFSLK AND BE
Fale E y
80 Fare 70 Philadelphia .....a,s go
tickets for sale on sieaosrs. at Carter q Cow
Ticket Agency. Main. stree, and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage checked threughss FrstghE received
daily foE. Bps,on.g Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and
regular landings on James river from a. IL. 10
SP.M. az reasonable rates. siA ~ {RSR55
! Freight for way. landnga must be prepaid '..SAk
~, est ~ L. b. TATUM, General eept.
Office: Gompany,s wfart., Reeksstsi branch ofnee
at W. D. BLir q Co.'S, cornerfof Ninth and Main
streets .ts.iuaEs1 .,9Assy III > 81 S=4aES S61
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FLOR the Dlspatch.]
Watermelon Song.

Wart, wart, wart, wart-er-mtlliens!
Look sharp dar come along,
Come and hear dis uiggeI's song;
Dey are ripe, dey ARC fine,
S.. DEFY are from de living vine.
Gee wo wharf
Dey keep you cool
Whar you gwine dar s.
...,. .. H. GIT up mule
Times Is hard, money skase.
Desc come from OLD marster's place;
Dem wild money come ana Duy,
Dem wido dey stand and cry.
Gee wo wharl &c.
Oar riuds is green, dar juice is sweet
Dsy is de hest you ever eat;
Dis mule Is hungry, so is me,
Dey is de best you ever see
Gee wo whar &c.
Wart, wart, wart, wart-er. millions
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nEton....s...as...,..''"
|elDhla

q Il LAsEA POWDER--bess prepsraSsa
III ii, Ase for cieaaing rassal eashipg pslns sSua.
.Aes ~ hea$eksepefs AZ y psItlcnizsrnsn rE,
n;s 3 ~ VaalstiAs assas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

n N. WALKER u CO., GENERAL IN
L. SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, Of London and Edin
burgh England-capital. ST. 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Cincin'
natl Ohie-assets ever 81.000,000;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPk
NY. OF New York-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
C CON oaN: Of Lynchburg' Va.-asssts ova'
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BROOKLYN, N. Y.-assets over So 10000.
PHGNTX INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Brook.
Ign. N. Y.-assets over *2,U00,000. .
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth. Va.-assets over $4,000.
OeO. Losses eIutably adjusted and promptly pale
ut this agency. Applications solicited, and imme'
date attention given tkareto. oc Is :,
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DHILADEEPH a, RICF- ZfKh
< MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-Saa3
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Unnl further notice the steamers Of
this line win leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at IL o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provt.
dence and Boston. Also. for Liverpool and Ant
werp ria Red Star anG American steamship lines,
and bills of lading agnec through.
- W.. P. PORTER. Agent,
.. s.....u.... 8 1926 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO.,
NH 10 No. 10 Sou th Wharves, Philadelphia.
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EORNE YORK The eFNk
Il Old Dominion Stea mship Company's saass
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALLER,
win sail FRIDAY, September Sd Ut O'Clock P. 4 !.
Freight received until O'Clock P. N.
Through bills OF lading signed anu goods fer.
Harded with dispatch TO all points north, south
cast and west; also, to foreign ports. H.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2; steerage, 90; round
rip tickets $50. ,at
For freight or passage apply 70
q. W. ALLEN d CO.. Agents,
CO 1-St .t@ COMMANDS Wharf, kOt ketts,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

II The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain si$
CARR, will receive freight for The above port till
FRiDA Y the Sd instant at 10 O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington. Del, Providence,
Boston, and San Francisco, and bills OF ladtng
signed through. = -
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
stateroon, %. w. z. PORT GR. Agent,
so 2.2t A4.s.FA ~ 2425 Dock street. E.
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: HyR n Aadersois2 Co. AnctioseerS,
q 1924 Msin street. 9gs 2

"a TrfTIOMHAI.E.a.W We will cell FhiDAa,
~ seutember Sd, at onr aucfion.nosasesi TO- 49,
Nain street. ai 10k O'Clock. .,,t1 ts3s1t
. ACoE {hAma snd shnudersls hbsH 5atSt 10y
MACKEREI HEARIy0s, sGEf 81
III isOaP Toilet ami i.HunnfyI ~
puTTER, LARD, CEEE6E, adj iEsglRFfi ri (
io TEAS, COFFEE. x.u.a,rt
MARSHALL. SALT tslightly camaReclaa@e
BUCKETS, TMINE.- PAPER, 40
BL1CKING, sRoE-BRUsESS. at.ur ia,
BOARDS. cloTHEs.rsIINlsw ~ nlesse have
tnetr onnds in esriY, Terms strictly cash; rfs.
We viii hsve our sale OF HORSES a5 70 '
ON SATURDAY. K.e. AhDbhScM. ,foneera Z
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TOHN 81. CLAIBORNE, No. 11OS Main
lie iSSCRANCE COMPANY OFNEW YORK.
Cash assets over s72. 100000. Cash dividends
surprising all others at first and every anniversary
of policies. Premiums payable annual y, semian.
nualIy, and quarterly. The Oldest, largest, and
cheapest company In the United states.
% I'm
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w VIRGINIA., ..G
will be kept open until OCTOBER 5ih. Septem-
her and October are beautiful months to be In the
and the BATHS ut the WARM
SPRINGS are delightful
o,1R1,p Proprietor.
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BY Cook q Lsuah:on. Aucnt reesss
No. 10 Governor street. :

rTor1sEHoLD FURN1TURE, &C.. At
III AuCTfON.-THIs DAY at 10 .o.esosn m os
viii soil ar Our anction.roorns an assoI "
HS,rsEHOID FURNITURE. CONSISTING oiI
MIHOaANY WARDRoBEs and BUREAus, :, ~
MAHOGANY BEDsrEAps 2n6 WAs a
SIpEBoARp, SAFES, LEAF.TABLEs'ST1i.t
CAyE- and WOOD. SEAT CHAIRS; .gj,,ig 80
DoIHLE and SINGLE MATTRESSES, rU
MAHOGANY aud WALNUT CRIBS;
FxCRLLRHT FEKTHER-BEDS;ss Sc
COoKING.STor KS. &C.; ,sn,{ac -t
SOFAS, LOUNGES, PAhLoR CHAIRS, &C., &c
good WHEELER & WILSON SEWlHG-
se3 COOK q LAUGaTON, HueIlonss-s.-
DON'T. FORGET the auction s sre,;e %
ID FRIjITs. VEGETABLES, LIyE-sTOCha,
SC TO-DAY o'cloesse iyTaalGS TeE ans It.,
~ Fhs W I'd 1et Ain one pair OF VERY FINE
LARGE MtLEs and several HORSES: .a. ~!
j. HOCKADk1;s s IIsao st sae..
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.kAlLsl.ap lziSsE


- A.. ~.
Except SrrGayt stopping u ali n snl.. daily
TSsin eayiss Richnond g 81 E. ~ rss s,S.:
i,sssntis ~, Louisa ooronsyile fSa
tom; Waynesboro. SfAunton, Goeh.n' Wsst AZ
Covfngfon. and M stations west of Aiilboro,
Accommodated train leaves Richnnesaan
louisville and NIL intermediate stst,ans isr Coz.
cept Sunday at 4:30 III N. 'HS oaity tex.
|. Punman e!eepiny-car runs on GIN ".
tbeGueed Richmond and " hl.e Suinhnrf ". Tain
:, Tralns sI5tye ct Richmond a. foiiow,:
Nall Train div 9esc ~,
sAsco nn ac = Train aatiy Except Z u.
Trsins eof;ins into P;cnrc:;n.i;.::
above llti.ssj - III d. d. stations a
Tsstns make close connection With train, ,
hlcnm9na arg Daayille and Richmond and ps ,, me
burR railroads. both TO and from RiebmnnS fs'e's.
For fnfther information, rates. &c. aSrsx. o..
Mntn otree& OF. a. comnany's Offices, p'' " e2s
,.l..g..,y,,.,. -, CONWAY r. HOwipn
.'5.S,: 10 General Passenger and Ticts,A IaD,
.fjt.u .si.a e9.r} ~ w. a. y. DUNN. h6ehs
:, Engineer and Superintendent Transpor,,ao,
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uANbBILLS, eI To % Der hundred, a
~ tbs 0IaPATCH PRMTIHGsH0uER
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.

b -
This delightful place is open for visi tors. TWO
trains and stages each day vid Milboro depot.
Posr-office and telegraph ut the springs. board
lou, and sneciaI terms made with families. Ad-
dress BAXTER &'GARflSUloN,
All 5.1m ProprirtorS.
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- SUMMER RESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA. ....

BOARD FOR SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER:
30 per day by the month; $3.50 per day by the
week.
The season during these months is the most de-
lighlfu of the year. .,... -.-.
nm 2s.lOt GEORGE L. PEYTON. & co.
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BY w. Goddin. -,..- f.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

eRusps d WILLIAMS, -Auctioneers. au so:Id
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-20
An amusing story about the AZ

An amusing story about the late Bar
on James de Rothschild, who was as sar-
castle as be was shrewd, is new going
the rounds of the French press. It is
to the effect that the Baron was PLAYING
whist one night, 50 6nancier's game
for moderate stakes. that is-with the
wealthy Marquis d Aligre. and a party.
when the Marquis. having let a louis
fall on the floor, insisted on stopping
the game until he found it. The Baron
learning the cause Of the interruutiou.
exclaimed in pathetic tone. "A louis
on the floor? All that is a serious
matter" and cOclly taking hundred
franc note from his pocket, rolled it up,
lighted it at candle, and held the blaz-
ing paper down 10 the carpet with pro-
found gravity 70 help the Marquis in
bis search
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-20

The balloon was well inflated and
Prof. James X. Allen, son Of Prof. James
Allen accompanied by Mr.. Charles p.
Jenness Of Barton. together with the
turkey, which was to make the descent
in the parachute. began to make slow
ascent The gobbler was thrown out
and came down safely. landing ia A
farmers field very near HOck Of terri,
fed turkeys. The balloon entered the
lOv clouds within five minutes. and WA
not seen afterwards. From Prof. Allen
and Mr.. Jenness We gather the following
in relation 10 the voyage above the
clouds. and the descent The balloon
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-20
DISASTROUS FIRE AT MIDDLE
BURY.

Middlebury was visited, Friday night,
by the most destructive fire it has ever
experienced Over three acres of build
ings in its business centre are burned
over, making an estimated loss of Sl75,-
900, scarcely half of which is covered
by insurance.
The fire was discovered in the roof of
Oliver Severance's large paper mill, on
the west side of Otter Greek. little af-
ter midnight How it ignited, no one
at present can tell Some of the employ
es were at work in the mill up to half
past eleven o'clock, when all the ights
were put out. A general alarm was at
once given but the inhabitants of Mid
dlebury, who were mostly in deep slum-
Der, were not quickly aroused, and it
was not until after half past twelve
O'Clock that the engine Washington and
the iremen were on the ground to en-
deavor to stay the fire.
But it was soon evident that the la
bors of the firemen would be of little
avail to prevent what must be a wide
spread confagration. The wind blow
ing fresh from the north, the paper mill
soon fell prey to the flames, which
soon communicated to Wallace Swiney's
sash and door factory, and thence to
Lane & Clay's fine wooden block, which
were destroyed in an incredibly short
space of time. The force pumps from
the grist mill were now brought into
play, and also bucket brigade, but the
fire continued to rage in spite of all eff
fort to stay it, up both sides of Main
street, the bridge over Otter Creek catch
ing fire several times, and being only
saved by the most superhuman exertions.
Four more blocks were now rapidly con.
sumed.
At about a quarter past three the fire
was got under control at the house Of
Mrs. H. L. Osborne, on the south side
of Main street Here, led by Fire War.
den o. F. Constock, the students Of
Middlebury College made stand, and
fighting the devouring element like he
roes, at last stayed its fierce progress
This was effected by a well directed
bucket line from the river, and ais
with what little aid the fire cngin
could give with its miserable hose, which
was thoroughly played out, three hund
red feet of it having been burned through
some mismanagement, at or near the pa
per mill.
Help was telegraphed for from Bun
lington and Rutland. which was prompt
ly made ready, but for lack of transpol
tation did not arrive upon the gronn
! until the fire was substantially unde
control.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-20
State Ne,os.

Mrs. Harding of Bradford, who suf-
fered the removal of an ovarian tumor,
on Monday of week before last. died on
the following Sunday.
Hon. Henry Clark of Rutland, will
deliver the annual address before the
Orange County Agricultural Association
on Wednesday afternoon. October 9th.
Considerable excitement is caused by
the opening of a supposed silver mine
on the farm of Heman Frenyan, in the
edge of Hinesburgh. Hon. J. l.. Mason
has leased it for ninety-nine years.
Perhaps the only widow of Revolu-
tionary soldier. in the state, is Mrs. Sa-
rah Wilson of Randolph, ninety-three
years old. whose husband was thirty
years her senior. She is still In good
health and retains her faculties.
John Mcmahon of Rutland. defeated
r. Gardiner of San Francisco, Cal, in a
wrestling match in the latter city, a
week ago last Saturday, for $1,000, and
the championship Of America 1t took
an hour and forty minutes to do it.
The st. Adams butter market, last
Tuesday, was improved in the quality
of butter offered. We quote common to
fair at from fifteen to twenty-five cents
fair to good, twenty-four to twenty six
cents; selections, twenty to thirty cents
gilt-edge selling at thirty-two cents.
| The Associated Press dispatch to the
Boston Globe was rather rough on A. A.
Earle. The following is what it says
The trotting will be prominent feat
ure. As anything that has made re
cord Of 2:30 is barred from the race, III,
brown gelding Earle of Morrisville, vii
not be entered, much to the regret Q
those who like to see good. square trot
ting"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-09-20

BLOODY RIOTS IN MIssIssIpPI.-A
portion of the State of Mississippi has
been the scene of bloody conflicts. which
have resulted in the slaughter of large
number of negroes, some accounts say as
many as one hundred, and of several
whites. The murderous proceedings be-
gan on the 4th inst, at Clinton, where
about 5000 people had gathered from
all parts Of the country to attend a Re-
publican mass meeting. By special ar
rangement, Judge johnson, the Demo
cratic candidate for State Senator, spoke
for an hour, and was followed by Capt.
H Fisher, the Republican orator. Hard
ly had Fisher begun when disturbance
and then three pistol shots were heard
on the outside of the crowd. The firing
soon became general, and the stampage
of men, women and children that follow
ed was complete. The cause of the first
disturbance is differently stated, but it
grew out of political hostilities and op.
position to the negroes, who were at
tackled by the whites with pistols and
all driven from the ground. The next
morning, which was Sunday, two humid
red men from Vicksburg commenced
slaughtering the negroes. A dozen or
more were killed in cold blood. Armed
bands organized and secured the coun-
try. 1t is estimated that fifty men were
killed in this way in the county on Sun
day. Those who were not killed had to
fee to the woods and swamps for pro.
lection. On Tuesday, Gov. Ames sent a
message to President Grant, saying that
the authorities of Yazoo county hao
been overthrown, and that Kinds anG
Warren counties were in state of ter
rorism and on Wednesday he made &
formal application to the president fol
assistance.
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