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The Bennington County Union of |. O..
Of G. T. will meet with Bennington lodge,
No. 81, Wednesday. February 10Th, 1876,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-04

TUE WARNING is hereby given TO all
~ persons indebted to us over 80 days that
unless they come and settle on or before Feb
ruary LIST, 1875. their accounts Will be placed In
the hands of our attorneys, who never fall TO
succeed in collecting just debts. Take notice
by this warning, and pay your bills.
j. a. n. CADEN.
Rutland, Jan. H. 1875. janl4-dtofebl
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22

The Charlotte Observer says: MrB' i.
Dickey, 81 Cherokee county, was III this
city, yesterday, on his way home from
Richmond lie had been there to make
arrangements with the officials Of the
Piedmout Air Line Railway Company,
for tile shipnrntof cattle from Cherokee
county, ". c; 10 Richmond. Thedistance
from where Mr.. Dickey proposes 10 start
his cattle, 20 the Atlanta & Richmond Air
Line Railroad. where lie proposes topnt
them on board. iseO miles. We are glad
to know that he effected a satisfactory ar
rangenent, aud will shortly begin Ills
shipments
Irthis business il properly managed, y
can SOM be made source Of great profit
There Is no finer graziug country than
some Of the mountain counties OF Nartl
Carolina, aud lfihe people Of the country
will devote more u fllieirattenilou to cattl,
raising. even with their meagre shipping
facilities. they can make |. yield them
handsome revenue.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22
naier raltersen.s EIeeslen.

webellese we did not miscalcnate IN
our hopes IN the recent election. The vote
was not as full. perhaps as We expected.
but Major Paiterson's majority h up to the
mark. It's more than satisfactory. it
nol only remoyes the last existing doubt
as 10 the con,rol of the Convention, but Il
shows that the people Of Orange Ilad not
forgo,lem iheir duty totheir party, nor
thelr obligations % the nieniory q the
great man whose place they were called
upon 10 supply. Nor did they forget
what they owed u w. n. Patterson. He
had claims onisi de Of obligations ioothers,
uad ii Ii right that the county has recog-
nized them.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22

traced my steps TO the railroad, where l
took passage for Trinity College \ G..
my place Of destination. Here again !
oelield fine crops, but must now turn
my attention from turii crops, politics,
sporting &c; to tile pages Of classic lore and
again sip sweet hector from the eternal
foli,lt of knowledge. One hundred and
six students have matriculated here and
''still they come'p Craving your indui-
gence, Mr.. Editor, for the length OF this
hastily written account ofmy amblc.
bid you asrerpectful goodbye
'SAMBo.'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22

The Charlotte Ob-cryersass: Agentl'-
man went home to dinner yesterday. and
hearing wonderful cackling by ~ old
lien ana 4 bmod of ofchickeils outside, welt
out 10 sce what was tie matter. aud saw q
rooster holding RI, tightly ~ his grip.
Willie The old hen and chi,ktns sto"i
aronud aud cackled Justify IN their wonder
and alarm.
Verify. Ills town il the home Of many
strange beasts. Not long ago we repnriei
the case of a hog which was caught suck
ing CIV; now along comes ciiivhen
which catches rats. What nexts
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22
n YoUR l.IrE wORrfg TEN CENTS?

Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
body complains of some disease during
their life. When sick, the object Is to get
we'll; now we say plainly that 10 peisoh
iii this world that Il suffering with Dys-
pepsia. Liver Complaint aud It's effects,
such as Indigestion, C0siiyeness, 5ick
Headache, Sour Stomach, Htaft bniii
Palpitation of the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Bilio,Isness, &c; can take GREEN's s
AnGUsT FLOWER without getting relief
aud cure. fyou doubt this, 80 to your
Druggist DR.. O. Hooker and get sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try IT, Regular
size 75 cents. Two doses viii reiieye you.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22
"A. ". GRAHAM sec'y.

The Raleigh News says, we learn Sc
we're accident which occurred at Durham
about ) O'Clock yesterday evening. The
Durhalnltes, III honor ns the large mujofi.
IS given Major Patterson In the election
IN ogange on Thursday, were engaged IN
firing cannon, when the gun was pre-
n,aturely discharged. Mr.. Perry w. Aus
tin. formerlyof New York, but at present
engaged as painter At Durham. had both
III his hands blown off, and Mr. J.B. Nor
riss. 4 native of Durham, was wounded
severely In both hands. but IL hopes
they may be saved without any serio'i.
injury 10 ihcm. Mr.. Austin has NC
family, but Mr. Alorriss has wife and
several children. Slms fifteen shots hat
been fired when the accident occurred.
We are indebted u gentleman from
IsaItinnre. who came from Durham last
evening Oh tile freight train, for the above
i facts.
/ LATER. regret to learn That Mr.
Austin has since died. anl tlial Sir. Mor'
ris viii probably lose his lcft hand an'
possibly orc eye.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22
INTERESTING 10 MUSICIANS.

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for only ..SI.25. The enterrising rubli-
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have purchased a superb 81 900 Prize Pia-
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Free Gllance. AZ a premium Remit Sl.29
1T once and secure the Journal for one
wear and d Numbered Ticketin the rattle.
The list will soon bo closed. Subscribe
now Ii you want chance 10 winihe piano.
The Jnurllal Is well worth the Sl.25. and
Subscribers cannot lose penny by the
venture. Address tile Publishers.
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22
HILLspoRo SEP. 18th 1875.


Atameeting Of old soldiers and dother
citizens Of Orange County In tile Court
House on Saturday llie 18th inst DR.. Pride
Jones was called to the chair and A. w.
Graham requested 10 act as secretary The
Chairman having announced that the %.
ject OF the meeting was to.re-osganize ''the
Orange Guards, Y James A. Graham moved
that the secretary he requested 10 read the
act of Incorporation OF 1858 aud the Com
stitution and bylaws adopted Feb End
1859 carried. After the reading, on mo-
tion of T.. ID. TinDin the aforesaid Consti-
tuition and bylaws were adopted. On mos
.tion Of Jas. A. Grahanii the resignation
fee was reduced ID $3.50. The Chairman
then announced that the election ofoiiicers
was III order. r. ID. T'iniin nominated
Halcott p. jones, for Captain q. 5. Cooley
nominated Jas. a. Graham. Mr.. Graham,
Iii fewappropriate memarks. thanked bis
friend for the honor but regretted that he
could not serve, ii elected, on account Of
living in another county, ,..and not being
able TO be present at the meetings 50 de-
clined to be candidate. On motion Of
A. w. Graham, Halcott r Jones was
then unanimously elected Captain
The following officers were then elected.
Wm. N. Anderson, lst Lieut..
Sidney G. Strayhofn, 2nd Lieut..
A. w. Graham, 3rd Lieut..
NO. Long, Treasurer.
I'D. Tinnin, secretary.
ST.. Lynch, Snller.
The commissioned officers will appoint
tile nom commissioned officers.
Messrs. Anderson, Graham, Long
Tiiinin and Lynch were then appointed
i committee 70 devise a suitable uniform
FOR the company. On motion II. P.Jonei
/ w. NJ. Anderson a. w. Graham were AZ
pointed committeeto procure arms: oi
/ motion of Vim. n. Anderson DR.. Pride
Jones were added toboth committees.
Tile meeting then adjourned TO NEE
again Ut 4 o'clock on Thursday the 2esdo
SEPT. nt which tine aud place IL Is hope'
every member will he present, as bnsines
IL much Importance will come up iorcnn
si,l.ration. PRIDE JoNls
Chairm'n
&
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22

Mr.. Jas. a Williams, one ~ The editors
~ tl,e Wilson Advance, died on Monday
night at tile residenccuf his father, Henry
4. Williams, Esq; IL Wilson. Mr. VIII
iiams VAS yuurg Journalist, yet he
s,ual high III the profession, and wa-
much respected for both his ability aud
courtesy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22

We are happy - notice the re-organi>
zation aG this old company. Il isa thing
credi.al.Ie 10 llilIsLoro. its decay might
have Jern accounted Cor. Death had al
mos, oLIi,erated il, death met III aglorious
cause. Patriotism. and courage, gave the
27th NartI. Carollns Regiment splendid
fame, and no company masle more Sril.
lian. reputation than The Orange Guards.
We are proud Of them, and the people o.
Orange cllerisIl The meinory % The gal
liant baisi that Sustained 20 handsomely
the credit u thec unty aud the State.
Few suvIyorz renlaln. aud the new or-
ganiza,lol. Is new one. But some flhe'i
are veterans ~ tbs war. and they are ds
ternllnel o. maintain the record made hy
tae Old Orange Bnar,ls.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22

Nine Orphans from Oxford viii give
. ~. entersairmelss III llillsboro on the
evening Of "Wednesday, tile 9Th 1875 at
4 Raai.i Chu r, h sti o'clock p m. The
sr,an,ls of tle cause will securea place and
make needed arrangements. With best
j. III. Mills
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22

Want Of space prevents our giving the
proceedings at Chapel Hill on last We'd
nesday Suffice il to say for the p'esent
that il was perfect success, full account
may be expected next week.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22

,hsence last week must be our apology
,'.no,..lon Of notice of much interesting
!, i ,,,rr. We l,adila?ei g obtained re-
Nv, 81 M. celebration at Ciiapie Hill
parhaps we may yetbe 50 fortunate.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22
nsshmsad.

We call attention 10 s0ne few advertise
menls ln This city shlcii onghtto 10 have a
larger appreciation Of ils North caroii'ia
interests .han Ii displays through lls adj
yrriisIng patronage PERHAPS ai'er
While Il Win recognize The Importance y
following the example thai few sagAclonS
men set. We eai alicnlion 70 the i"l'
lowing. ~ sk
rALBoTT 4 soNs.
This Il one Of the oldest h,aIsrs engaged
In the manufactursofal kiuds % Machln.
cry. There Is nothing tia, Tie planter
needs, nothing that tie Manufacturer
wants that thisilirm cannot Supply W
suppose that no hous. Ia Rlchmond V 81
somucl, euels@laence 10 tlir iol'aee's''lst y
that of Talbot 4 sson's, aud 20 tl,e co'.-
structIon u all kinks u Agricultural Ma
chlnery they have no equal
In TYLEH &co.
There Il no such splendid jcwelry g.
tabIlshment. south of the Potomac rs y
occupied by this iirm. II has been ia'ely
removed 10 n house owned BY the arm.
andspeclally Iitled up for TIE Uusiness.
Readers Of the Arabian nights would have
their dreams realized. Nothing but such
dreams convey nm ldsn u lie establish
menL Yet, Tyler q c. u = place, where
the purse Il not stretched, aud The mode
ration Of charges Is surprising.
Al. ELIErr &co.
This sirm has moved toa new hous'
built aud owned by tl,e iifm, aud Is nov
without an equal in the wholesale 'raa'
in theclty.of lslchmond, 4 thorough eA
animation lfom cellar 10 The fourth stoI,
enabIes us 10 tay that Il Is complete W AZ
its parts, aud 90 sacA stock can be pre-eu'
sed anywhere 10 The eye. u would SEEN
20 be folly foe any North Carolina me-,
chant to ~ TO New York when such Eooa
and such prices are otleFedby a. Il. Elle'
sco' ~
JAS. W. oIBsoN.
This h one of the oldest crockefy es.a"
iishmenls ln Richmond, aud having som
experience Ia Il, We think u the best, ~
orders win Ls promptly Allied, and 'l'e'
viii be no JIsappolntment. foranythin
and every thing Lcantifulln the crncse,
delmrtmcnt, and ut tlne lowest prices, ~
dress James w Gibson.
er..-s----.--e > : :
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22

We viii lnoticelpur~Ii Lad,l &co, Rahm
i Hunter. @. w .Thorne, NJ q Valentine
mi o,hers when we find room.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22
NOTICE,

rs hereby given that by virtue Of u Mortgage
i given to the North Carolina state Life lnsu-
rance Company. the undersigned, Us Attornies
of said Company. will, on the
25M day IF September 1873,
At the Factory Of T.. II. P0gur. IN Hillshoro,
expose to sale TO the highest bidder at Public
Auction fur Cash. the following property toMit.
Gne Hydraulic Pump; Two shape Presses;
Two Pot Presses Two Pot NJ ills; Two Sets Of
shapers; six rox Screws; One Ratchet screw
and ,,otheiEimple:ncnt and other Machinery IN
said Factory.
JOHN W. GRAHAM,
I. EUFFlS.
August gGtil 80. tbs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22

something like year ago Mr.. Chris,
lapher c. Jordan In Orange County ,. =,
Ior lie golden shores. and sunny fields q
California. lie las jnst returned. iui'y
satisfied that North Carolina l. the Eden
oflhi. world, and Old Orange the bright
sst SPOT la tie garden.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22
FALL TRADE 1875.
S~~~~-~c~~~
a. U. EELETT & CO.,

"AgE reu0vcd TO their new Warei0oms,
Ill Nos. 10, Iaagi IL Twelfth street, between
Nam and ary streets, KirlmOnd. Va, where
they are hEw prepared to oiier to the merchants
q the south al enlircly new and fresh stock u
Stegile und Emcy Dry Gooismd Notions.
The largest they have ever atiered;.al bought ~
the very lowest prizes w!iith haze IfeNallsd ihe
uast ftM months. Their Sfock enbrDes every
VA rieiy suited TO ihs S,,ilIhtrh Trade. seeeteti
will geat care frpm manufacturers apu Their
agrliis. We ask the Merchants of The south "a
an examination Of onr St,tk. fully assured that
we can satisfy any MAn viii .iye ~ TAR cllalre
tlat tIey rs,n tD a we'll III the Richmond market
Is ANY ether in thiscountsy.
A. l.. ELLETT &.e0.
Sept. p 2in.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22
BIRD DOC WANTED.

w ANTED. ayoung nnd thoroughly broken
w (Alnirl Pointer or setter. Ne must l,e
stannch On point pnd 3 en,d retriever. For 4
we'll trained dng land va ether Is Mantetll a rca-
sonai,l, prize Willie imid.
Address, With full description. rrier. ~
NiNRuD.
tsafk lbs ~.
q. Wilmington, \ Z.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22

Another bear hapju-lI,cenkIlIed IN On
slow equity. Iiweigl,ed oven 30 pounds
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-22
Metropolitan Tea Co.


N arrniInt ~ tie hard Tires We sre deter.
" mined ~ Seil Teas or any kin,l. ebeauer
han any helise in tile World.
Bitrk Tel. from so to 1 100 pey nj.
lDay Hyson.
Inperni dhi GanTO,ulsr GO % 500 /"
wcwili send pound o. hslf pound package
70 you w mail
FOR A SAMPLE.
on rcceiFt ef The prize. lease state the kind of
Tea YOU want. and y very particular 20 give Us
y0tir correct address.
All leiieFs lnnsi b. addressed.
METROPOLITAN TEA COMPANY.
~ sae u yrsey Street,
June 70. NC9 York. !:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-19
TIL E BAYOU EFT.
A Vicksburg Sheriff Removed by
Federal Force.

VlCKsBURG, Miss, Jan. Is, 1875
This morning Captain Head, OF the Third United
States infantry. repaired to the Court House and
stated to Sheriff Flanagan, elected at a special
election on the 3lst ut.. that he had orders from
General Emory to expel MIN. Flanagan protested
against the removal, but surrendered the key to
Captain Head and withdrew. He appealed to
Chancellor Hill for recognition as Sherlfr de acto
but that Judge declined to interfere, never having
conceded FlanaQan's right to possession. Captain
Head reported his action to Judge HILL who sug-
gested that he should consult his superior officers
for advice. guard was placed over the Sherin's
ONCE. and In the afternoon the Supervisors or.
dered that the county property be transferred to
the president OF the said Board. This was DONE
Captain Head taking receipt for the property
and withdrawing the bayonets to the barracks.
The troops were used. through General Emory, By
Governor Ames, VINO claims to have had pledge
that soldiers should be sent from General sheridan
when en- route to New Orleans. The people look
upon the outrage with becoming forbearance.
The Chancellor appointed W. II. McGhee Sheriff
pro tenn, and he was placed In possession of the
office by the military McGhee (whte) is a repub-
Iican and was deputy under Sheriff Crosby.
ChancSilor Hill upon opening court two weeks
ago, adjourned 1t until TO-DAY in order to deter.
mine what course he would take in reference to
the Shrlevalty. Members of the Bar present pro-
tested against the courts allowing and apparently
approving Of tine military interference with its
officers. as violation OF all law and the destruc.
ton OF civil government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-19
DECLARATION OF LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. IL, 1875.
The public meeting at the Court House on Satur-
day night, to protest against the action OF tho
military In New Orleans, was the largest gather
ing held here for years. Speeches were made by
Hon. Boyd Winchester, Hon. Isaac Caldwell and
others. letter rom Governor Leslie was read,
In which, after denouncing the interference BY
the military, he says:-.One OF the most alarming
facts in the history OF these usurpations is that
the Chief Executive, in his recent Message. JUST.
nes them, however unconstitutional, on the
ground or expectancy. and does not hesitate to
avow his conviction that II 1t could be done the
outlawry Of most respectable citizens OF louisiana
ana their subsection TO the tender mercies, not Of
best solution 0i the problem In the State"
Alter the reading OIL the letter ana the speeches
1t was Resolved, That the military interference
with the rights OF the state Legislature, under the
authority Ol the federal Executive, was not only
unwarrnnted by the constitution, but was effected
in utter disregard oil the acts OF Congress wisely
intended TO define and limit bis powers and pro.
tect the constitutional rights OF the people; that
this dangerous cncroachment upon the rights or
States, unless reDuked bY the enlightened public
sentiment. threatens the utter subversion or the
American system OF government, Inc time may
come when other States, now tree, may be stricken
ment.
Resolved, That 1t Is the duty of the federal gov.
eminent to redress wrongs indicted on the Op-
pressed people OF Louisiana and restOr. them to
the iull. uninterrupted exercise Of their conslitu-
tlOnal rights.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-19
10 U IS I A N A.
Major Merrill's Lament from
Shreveport.
GENERAL SHERIDANS MESSAGE TO GRANT.
Sympathy OF Louisville and a
Protest by Richmond.
MAJOR MERRILL's LAMENT.

MAJOR MERRILL's LAMENT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 10, 1878
The following despatch has been received here:-
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 10, 1878
To Hon. W. W. BELKNAP, Secretary OF War;
report has just been received from Major
Merrill at Shreveport. which Is too long for tele
graphic transmission, but will be sent by mail.
The following is an epitome, almost in Major Mer.
rllls own words-
The threats made before the election 20 drive
from the community all that voted the radical
ticket are being carried out. Combinations among
the wl'tes are forming, and recruiting by every
form oil pressure by which all negroes who voted
the radical ticket are to be refused work or leases
All the whites not belonging TO the cOmDna ton
are TO be Ostracised. Already more than 500 lami-
lies including at least 1000 people OF all ages and
sexes, are wanderers without means to go else
where, poweriess to Ind other homes where they
are, and on the verge OF starvation IN mid
winter. THEFT and Otner crimes may result, ana
II Is feared that the bitter Feelings naturally re-
sulting from the sense OF injustice received, may
run nto one OF revenge. These harmless people
will gradually drift together and the white people
are not slow. as the past has shown, to set aloar
lnnammatory fumorS oil intentions OF organized
violence on the part OF the negro, ana where the
revolver and not law are the common resort In
such cases, as they usually have been here. DIS
orders, more or less extensive. are sure to result
II some preventive Is not found for sucn o state
OF things. p. II. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-19
THE STATE CAPITAL
Republican Caucus on the United States
SenatOrShip. -
e D. MORGAN NOMINATED
An Hour Of Dulness in the
Legislature.

ALBANY n. Y, Jan. IL, 1873
The political wake, otherwise known as the
republican caucus for United States Senator, was
the main feature OF the reassembling OF the Legis.
lature tonight. A feeling OF gloom seemed to
pervade the gathering. unrelieved by even stray
Joke. The only attempt at witticism was me re.
mark made by ex-Lleutenant Governor Alvord,
member from Syracuse, who insisted on being
formally conducted TO the chair by two gentle.
men, in accordance with parliamentary usage.
Senator Wood and ex-Speaker Hustled performed
this dignifed duty, alter Senator Robertson who
called the caucus to order, had retired from the
chair.
e. D. MORGAN NOMINATED FOR SENATOR.
1t then became M. Husted's duty to nominate
E. d. Morgan for the supposed honor, which the
ex.Speaker did in appropriate and eulogistic Ian.
Ruage on the career OF MS nominee rs Governor
United States Senator and political leader in the
last campaign. The nomination was eloquently
seconded by Mr.. Seward, from New York. NO one
suggested the name OF General Dix, but when tho
balotipg had concluded there was found to be l3
votes for that gentleman. 40 for Morgan. for
Wheeler, for Fenton and scattering. On mo-
ton OF MIR. Selkreg the nomination OF Mr.. Nor.
gan was made unanimous, and the eighteen Sena-
tors and nity-three members Of Assembly left the
chamber with broad smile upon their features.
BILLS INTRODUCED IN ASSEMBLY.
There was hall an hours meeting OF the Assem-
bly,, but few OF the Democratic members we're
were sr another Excise bill by Mr. stauf providing
Tor the appointments OI commissioners by the
nrices ,or H license; Mr. Waehner's bill arraneins
the appointment OF reporters OF law cases and de-
cisions IN the supreme Court; Mr.. Hess DILL ask
parade ground at 196th street in New York, and
petition from the cheap transportation Society,
points III relation to the canals, which wei re-
jected BY the constitutional commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-19
RHODE ISLAND SENATORSHIP.
p CHANoED-BURNsDE STILL AHEAD-A CON-
PROMISE CANDIDATE WANTED

THE CONTEST REsUMED-rHE COMPLEXION UN-
CHANGED-BURNsDE STILL AHEAD-A CON-
PROMISE CANDIDATE WANTED.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 10, 1878
The General Assembly convenes in this city TO.
morrow, when the balloting 10 United States
Senator to succeed the Hon. william Sprague,
whose term expires in March, Will be resumed
At the closing OF the last session the situation lett
the candidates In the same relative positions.
with General Burnside in the lead by goodly num-
Der OF votes. lacking only eleven of majority.
His competitor, Nathan F. Dixon, OF Westerly,
who is q member OF the lower body OF
the Legislature. developed q respectable show
OF strength. securing twenty-sight votes,
within fifteen OF Burnsde's number. Dixon
party. while Burnside has secured the support OF
the Sprague party to a great degree, besides that
OF the Goddard faction CT the Brown and Ives
family, which is thus divided on the Senatorial
question. While the two great polirlcal iactions
in the contest which developed no small share OF
strength-sunlcient, certainly II thrown on Que
side, TO result In an election. This balancing
power which throughout the session renamed
firm IN It's adhesion to its representative
candidate, comprised the temperance or
prohlbitory party IN the Legislature. ana
its vote was cast for Mr.. Amos g. Barstow, the
perancc advocate, who ut one time was Mayor OF
this city and mas held other positions OF impor-
lance in rhe municipality The General Assembly
adjourned on June rs, alter taking twenty-one
OF any immediate break In the deadlock. The last
ballot stood IOllOWS:-