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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11
Notice to the Public.

The undersigned would respectfully an.
nounce that he has leased the Grist Mill own
ed by l.. p. Foster at East Cornth and that
he is prepared to do custom grinding in a
trstrato manner.
And would turtker say that he has had II
years experience i'll merchant and custom
mills in the Western country, and feels conf
dent that he can give good satisfaction to all
who, will give him their patronage. Flour,
Meal and Feed constantly on hand, and for
sale at the lowest cash prices.
ALONZO TAPLIN.
East Corinth. Nov. 26, 1875. 2yw3
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

The simple announcement that
Warden has been to market this
week for his usual stock of Holiday
goods, is sufficient for everybody to
know here to find the largest stock
of Holiday goods in this section of
the country.
Anything you want in handker-
chiefs you can find at Mrs. G. S.
Stevens.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11
Bradford, VT, Dec. II. 1878.
LOCAL MA TIERS.
BRADFORD POST OFFICE.

CLOSE. DUE
Southern Mail. ,....l 1918 \. M..... +. NJ.
Northern Mail. ..... 80 y. M.....ll A. NJ,
Western Mail ,..... B. =. M,....lO A, N.
Boston 4 New York 40 T.. Mo-. . \. NJ.
Office hours from 7,30 4. N. to $50 i. NJ Sun
lays FROM 30 to Pm.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

-COrsets in all the diff crent
styles, at Mrs. g. S. Stevens.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11
Dress Making {!

Mrs. W. f. ROWE Ill respectfully announ-
Nl ces to the Ladies of COrinth and vicinity
that she will be ioun at DR.. E. Il. Smiths,
where she is prepared to do Dress Making in
the latest style and best manner. Particular
attention paid to Gu ng and fitting. Hair
work done to order. 26w4*
, 1875-10-09

Under other circumstances thai llugo men,
tiono.l. that it, who III hoard tho ahr awhr
from lartl, ia nusn to bc followed hy s!ip~fe'nr.
whith in certain and almost immediate
death. Tie fever ati'l slclirum laHtod
hnrlls The cntlrn paAaago nscf. aHd
his comrades wcro aInlrss certain TINT
l,e wonad DO too much 1.nstrung to shoot in tho
team. lfa recovered rapidly, luwcver. on reach
in. Iard, anil liis practicn Honn tlrosttl thhi his
a1ily to hit t,c hn'ae,o Tas r.. Impaired
nni othor hjc1 medical nr,t1,ortios that I.o lad
from s, r WS *' ,e s us sc mot
atnnrnu In yory naturally dreaded tho rpturn
ynyagr. Int it lid to he atte'nnted NJ any rate;
stA,l after stRrtinK MI lH roturn ho waa attacked
tlle ra1ur m hefurc though cycn moro aovorcly.
liz rctrsfI,rL ,ie1lo,a the whole tlmo, however.
untll tho vc-rrl reached sandy Hook. and os-
ea, cd ship fever. IT was u novofo o1pcriouco;
Int, ru,,ri,lerlng the fact that Int few affected
Ar he ~as SURVIVE a SECOND ocean passage, he
sro!n that hc was very fortunate. Though he
rslmns covered with !1nnors. It would take
greater intrel,ents than t'he victories Of Dolly
mount or Wimbledon to tempt him to crons old
ocean aGain.
, 1875-10-09

EFl9 {3u,} C0TTf1pVIA1e1Ts cIic,Nillll kfl1taFfF.
A singular thclloluenon IL Just uow creating a
sensation few milus south at this city, In the
shape Of 4 lnouso-catching infaut, surpaas,nR iu
axVertuess the agility OF tho Lost canluo OF TO-
ltno nouacr il' the country. Tho report Of this
thenticatsd that concluded to crafty my curl
osty. aud possibly b. sold. az l had often been.
hut, to nlY BuEprae. tho faots turned OUT more
remarkable than tho report represented, and tho
neHsod. Tho little girl in question is = tr1iIs
over year old, aud Gnu bnt Just begin to run
slout the house aud sAE1. The momant
ala Wakcs and ge.s out uf llor crib sha
xues II tho old kitcnon fireplace,
sl!uh ia infested win species Ut Email houss
mipc. aud tits dawu by holo in tho corner ysxJ
much Like cal, with hct eyes intsnsly Gxea On
, 1875-10-09

Friday night, At the restaurant Of A. frcrHev,
In Monroe. slic!,., two mon. named Join ConlI4s
and Henrgo keed lnatls wager al 10 their tcla.
tivo powers nf e1durnnoa in conflict with Etyen
number Of orators, tint tho one who Should give
tho bIyalvutar struggle commenced In thu
cnllrse Of All hour lilo contents Of ten cnns Ind
disappeared. md. Mother party showing any
ssmptoma Of falling ar1eotite and only ouo moro
to cali It draw gatno and divsde tho eleventh
can equally. which was done, cach contestant
paying halt tho damage. Tho number of raw
oysters eaten whn something oynr fifty dozon,
which. together with the accompanying crackers
substantial unoal. Ono OF tho two mon remarked
that, though he wasn't actually hungry for more,
ho could, II invited, get away with auotAcF can
Of kN0.
, 1875-10-09

EhfcknHn1v |

of Ncrfpcs-.snrrinre l.eztsis.tton--
Choctn.v Dtscontcnt--lsuudt anu
rttv r.xvxnnncr.
y,ycin, ro,rr,uo,uturs AZ The cateaac Tr,aun-
,r,,svoarr Croak Nation, ind sror not' d
"Aoono"17 o.oo~ A''" ' ~o'' ~~'
IAo animated, though bloodlese, contest going
between uoy. oyertou aud ox-Goy, Harris, tho
r,unoc+,vo le.,,e,u tf nnr,,ou uarRtng for I'm oo
,.apJ1so ,,.el"' s.' ~ IL. N.,,s.. 1.a..usa ~
ntlea4 supremacy N .nat nauon. 1ebu!,ea a ~
tic vote III tho Legislature (Counctl). oVor-
ton party having control OF tho House by ono
majority, aud tho Harris party tbs soua.o By
ann r.afa~;tr N.,,,,s ona.tu.,1', olocl;nr o.o,,
ouo '"A! ~, -. e' s''.s ~e '''~@A
othef' "h1eh n''st haso ea'u'a1S ohecs'
POLITICAL n1ours OF SEaAoEs.
Tho u,atter of political rights, 10 long denied
IN tha neeroes fo,mcr slaves rcsdont of tbo
~ ~: 49, t'e. y c,1S",.. S.I;s.. T.. a,.a..
t"eAASa" ana enuele" ", nas4'0' 10 a1o"N eou'
ing TO hcad. Ino CnlcRaba" Aeg'slatE1e mas
appointcd Commissioner lin conjunction with
one to bo chosen by tho Cnocta,5sl to &C, with
1Initca stnfca snccial ccmmissioncr thanks In
sst,,s.,.a H. ',vns,ion. p,n,a -, ~ ro,.roos
ad]aa''he LIB 4"e7'loi' nono " tao nee5oeo
arc tn quandary what to do. II thoy arc ad-
uittei to citizenship IN theBc nations. OF co1rBo
tlev hecome absolutely under the control OF the
r,dio- nor.r,u,arta ,hor.of ,vh;c,, ,n,r ho ar.
!ua'aa oo'o1o4'o-.' s'o'ooA' "A''o ''t@' w -
h!tfary OF hos az au11a tha 1eaae1e "neteas' un-
der existing relations 70 these nations. they eau,
ip Inv, appeal TO tho United States Courts for
any grievances that may OCCUR to themselves
ard ia1ui,los. Il is to be hopel, however, that
such III adjustment may 10 lad as will host con-
Hcryo all lis political and personal rights Of this
humble and dependent class Of people.
MARRIAGE LAW.
Thn Chickaaaw Legislature has passed eoyoral
acts this SESSION. but none Of moro Importance
thau ap act forbidding intermarriage with whites
outAde Of tho nation, aud prescribing who are
qualified to intornarry wItiIn tho uation under
tho act. All such marriages subject tho parties,
not Chirkasaws, to 1emoyal Az intrudets under
the Intercourse law Ut CougroBs.
Tho Choc.aw Legislature (Councll) meets Oh
hf0ndny, tlo 4th inst :; aud, from tito fact that
Gen. Albert Pike and hls aw-raetnor, 1-Unitcd
BtAtes Souator johnson, Of Arkansas. havo been,
and are now, In close consultation with Chiof
Coleman Cole Of the Cloctawz, it is beloved
that somo important stops will DO taken to
DISSOLVE TuEI1 RELATIONS
with the Okmulgeo Grand Council, owing to its
failure 10 pnss Constitution, aud Laws OF
wholesome and effective character theroundor;
al woll III 10 ask Congress that that nation have
"a Agent resident among them, aa provided iu
formor treaties, nnd thoy th0lcby bo wholly dis
connected from tho Consolidated Union Agency,
at Muakogee, Of tho five civilized trlbes al IL
now by law provided. Certain it ia, that much
discon{ant prevails lii tho CAoetaw Nation, and
wO nay look out for ~ vigorous measures
auaipst white people, or iptrudars, aB circuu-
STANCES viii purmt.
col. HouplSoT AMI u1H NEW rArEH.
, 1875-10-09
Tho Now French a1'ontnRc.Stnmp.

AV ltNt* n A1ttVA4 NNAA&R RG"Sk4&sNPs
Tho Fstnc!, Government recently invited d.
signs for noW postase-Hta1np. The prizoA Of
ferol for tho thEeo best leslBQB ware l,60O 300,
and 100 francs respectively Th8 artists we're
left to their own fnncy rs regards the heads or
l8ur0s to be introduced, tho only condition
being that no political character should be given
to either. and that the words Poste y and ''I}e~
pubiiaue FrancaiBe " were to be Included in the
composition. in ANSWER to this 43l drawings
aud photographs Mers Hent In, aud out Of these,
after three 1ays consideration, twonty-hvo we're
selected for final examination by the Postal
Stamp Committee. Bome sight iours NoEe
taken up In discussing their relative
inertia aud In tho oud their number
was reducea 10 three. Thu most admired OF
tue twenty-five drawings waa Morcuty riding on
Pegasus. This was pronounced chef-d'1upre
OF composition aud delicato muatuto painting.
stamp. The drawing which obtained tho 1rst
trixa Of .5u0 francs represented Foace and Com.
merce leaning on terrestrial globa with m
equatorial band. whare tho worda - ltepublqus
Franchise" appear. Tie aecond prizo la Abiln-
dance supported by d shio,d. The third IL
France, ~ a nude hguro, holding = tlAmbeau 70
light tic world On ~! tho prize drawings the
words " ltepubiquo Franchise" and the prios
OF the postage Are worry apparent. Certain dttti-
enlhes Of detaA pEsvpnted tho Committee from
deciding whether the Post Office should adopt
their judgment. Tho twonty-Ayn "plRcad" :"
drawings we:e carefully transported to the FL
uhnce ailnister for lis inspection. and tho com.
petition ia now reduced TO tbs thsoe just do
tct1bud.
, 1875-10-09
HORSE E-'I'If{)tlHI.ES.



AN IMPROVEMENT No1ErKD.
The condition OF tho horses belonging to Tho
West Diviaion llnllway Company is rapidly I'M
proving. Many of Tho animals arc rtil suffer.
ing from co[ds az is osidoncol by their frequent
coughing, but thoy haze roga!ned in Ereat mra-
eulo thotr spirits and travel mich ona'nr. Tho
reports from tho various stables yesterday
showed tlae out OF III horses at tho Van f'Ehn
ntrcot stabIos only eix were on tho sick l'4s' At
tho Clinton street stable, wlloro there arc ''xrn-
ty-th1ce horaes, but ono uas stk: At tlo Mil
wnnkce nrcnuo Hsah1cs mono ~ the ~ l,ornta
wcro reported AZ sick. At tho 1'l1," iHshhn ny
o,no stables four woro tnl "osk''1E. W thn
G53 horsoB at tho Western ayct,,c Stables three
wero sick aud pi1ty-seson oil fecn.
II tho prescn! favorable weather contluuos.
tio f.ntn,anv Will he al!r to tpsEtne TIM old
Timetable, M xtic, II ilas not heen ab1o 10 adLeto
to during tho past week., .......
ponies and from rr.yatt, Stables, Indicate the
same general improvement.
, 1875-10-09

OPENING or EoNtIREss.
C1rT or Mexico, Ropt. 30, via HAVANA. Oct. 8.
Tho National Congress met Sept. ID for tho
first tj1lo undor tho restored political regime.
President Lerdo do To}ada In opening tho Hcs@
sion sall: "Wo may congratulate ourselves
upon tue undertaking rrogross Of onr tnsttu-
.ions. Our relations with friendly foreign pow.
ers tB satisfactory. A Minister TO tho kiug Of
spain has nga!n boon accredited. 4 treaty MI
justnR tho boundary linc botweon Mexico
snd Guatemala will soon bo conclud-
Cd, Tho chihuahua and Sonora IT,
sestigattnR Cominasson havo brought
their lahotB to sasAfactorY termination. Tho
election Of mombers OF tho 6uprenlo Court has
beun held, and tho result awaits tho confirmation
Of Congress. Tho Federal DIstrict Courts arc to
DO reorEantzotl. and tho subject Of public odu-
cation will rocoivo ospociat attention. Tho or
dinary payments Of tho Misunderstanding. civil and
military, aro tnalo With regularity. peaco pro-
walls throughout tho 'Republ,c: informal i'm
provements hEe gong on, nnd tho harbor works
at afazatlhr, Tainpicu, aud Frontern arc pro-
grensipg."
Tho rroaidenl's speech WAS we'll received.
, 1875-10-09
4 MINISTRIES FALL.

A Painful Scene md II T'ouchlng Con-
xcS*inn.
We flti In tho Maroa lIL) .Ns,cs Of the 25th
OF September Ill account Of tie reBignatlou Of
Elder J. Y. Deckmnn AZ pastor Of tho Christian
Church Of TINT village. For some t!tno past tho
reverend geutlcmAn's habits hayo been such as
to cause greRt grief to his friends md bring re-
proach upon the church, At tho close Of the
sermon, which WAS preached by nclgllboring
pastor, Elder Beaklnan inadc the following adj
tlreAs, which wo E,vo an warning 10 all 1noR,
both young antl 0lh to Ayottl tho ELL nud shame
which AAsa coule upon this inan:
Az man havc the highest conception ~ to what
sssouI bs. ! knnw that To should ea a connlssent
aud upright hr, thu: cn bu Looked "a by tho ton-
'n.ly ss an e1anpIo ~ Of purify aud r!slt,eouaness
desire to tcntrr tu this church. for which haye
1aM'rce ao long, my resignation.
You that rsffr tn my sin Of inteyuper-
ancr. This may ho my s4t ollMEiunsy 1f addressing
3ou, and want to ask W! u.as gon S'I not charge
s 4s css,ss ~ III ~ ea Own
strange that i should thus yield to temptation I
i utanso tIat o.her. :.''' drank md ,si raissti
themselves with alcohol. AN rlaL that there are
,ny ysnns sn hers t h; @ fn . tint nsy I; IL.
e1aullr. ioll think now that yon strong, and III
no danger. will remember tho tine when believed
my Inexperienced hand and took tho Intoxicating cup,
thought WA strong; but developed hahlt that
now holds u III chains, a1l In tho most s~fnl sa7tsy
That humanity sTtr subjected u. II lo&H In
ita rEDrac, when srak my bed for repoas; it lis
turs ny dreaua during the weary huurs Of night and
eoxes ~ lts pry when Tte up in ths noru.nH to
eiItcr uiun The uutes OF ile day.
iTuht. Oh psnnt ny my example; Bes what 1t haa
lonu for mt. 1lers o slEnu WHEN stood fair
any tntnHter OF ttle church in 1nuls there was
tillo When had bright prospects, and cheering
Aupes rnr tho tnturn any of my classmates. Hut
now they aii gona bes'2uau Of futempcrAneu u
that could btuK tic wtIos world to h.zsr my warning
voice. YonnH la4teA, yu 10 much to rrtnUse thA
cuEre fro1n tho world by nut cuunteuunetnX IL use
among YOUR c0nlpanIons
pastor with sad hrart. II wonld bo sad under sllt
1at favorable circuHtsuctf but much Il
is. Dut slull remain with yon In tho church, AMI
labor In The community for livelihood; will conc
to your gorlal neetlnBx aud work with you ln the Hl.
day+chot, auA will do ~Aat can t0 atone for the
grrat sin haye El,mMlttett.
Tod klown do nut wIal to tn4nfo Ifja cauEo, lf1f
fur lie that may sct uvcrctino thls ltacttihH sln.
trht ehall be niJln to co1GuGr. Hut. Ruult! &c
down unticr Tue xthering Influence usR that you
,usnler ns kindly. Whenever yo1t Isss me, md
der what c4rcunaanees. Telleultaor Tiers time
wi.cu You we're proud ct me- Int treat ~ Sou
may, srt towAst. you choose, eg elAt you wi
Remember LILY wife kindly. ID not glya Asr 4iu aud
SORROW lcca1ao u my wrong jUluY. Poor wUman alle
!aa AlWs,s suffered enough. ! tHarried her sueot
ahd lnRnrrnt Rlrf Aho has lea raent and f4Ithfdl
witt. Again, aak Tint 3ua will kindly remember my
wife aul children.
, 1875-10-09

@TIs family ti:;ca ID nnmssr il e. IT, sgsregsts
measured ~ feet An one-half inch In hesht, Weighed
3.1oa pounds Bn1 the Of their aut1se nges thon
was b57 years. The coInplte strength Of the father
md si1 6,;'u0 pounds. At that .atd {l8l6}
there wero several g.snaeht4sen oyes ~ fcst high.
Current lied agGd ia years, May u. la7o nest
ls.ddolls Mills where she bad l|ved for sixty years
soyen chiirou arvty!nK tr Hnn had twelve brothers
and sistera, zach over fist hjgf."
ln this couneatinn will state that the Rev. JameA
Qllsonbarry, at CArk County, Kentucky hAd two aes
Of children, twevs in each. Tie tWenty-four chill
drcn tsch had from twelve to nincteen offspring. 10
ulask mnn ~ho hoard us speak Of tho tail families,
says. A NaAon County gent added that Nelson CltH,
Of that county had wonty-eeven rn!ldsrn Married
sevornl times. supposa ~ No 1dded. Mo- sir, only
oncs l think, +" he replied.
Nal John Edwards, Of this county, had twensy-four
children frunl two marriages.
, 1875-10-09


When Yicksbnrg woman nnkoa up her mind
to 70 on q journey alto spenda at leAst ons weoK
b,,ying pins, bandkernhtefs, perfumory, volts and
now clothing, and about three days packing hct
trunk. The night before leaving home aho Aits
up alI night to finish getting ready, and from
Ii she has fosgotton anything: sho gota to tho
train at last, gata sinrko1 and la just congratu.
lsting horsolf tlat she has taken aIouR all Hllc
meant to talie, when ehe suddoniy seizea her
hu1band'a arm and exelatns:
.'Ihero! Georget There! Two went and
forgotten my shhwl, two pa}fa Of stockings,
three. dresses, my hai1-pips, md thai box OF
cufIs!n
, 1875-10-09
A lkon,cdY Against House E'ltess

An Irish Clergyman, tho 1sey. 0oorga Meares
Drought, balieves thHt Aa has discovered rom
edy sKsInst plaques Ut tiica--Aud . worry Hiuipts
and pleasant one--namaly, 4 window.gArdon OF
ResRnIums aud calceolarlas. 1Io says that ho
had for \ long 4mo been conKEatuIatiug himself
on bis exemption from tho plaNuo Of dies from
which hts neiehborx suffered, whoa, at length,
io psepariug for q ralnovs!, no sout Away hIs
"ihtow-bok Of Re1Rniuus and caloeo!asias to bis
low rasldouos. lmmediately lIis room waA ~
fuI! Of dies ~ that Of any of h,n uoiRhboss, and
so ho found out that IL WAS h.s window garden
which had sAvod him. That shows very bad
tasto ou the part Of tho 1ies, for such = gArden
Ia great oyuamunt to 4 towu.5oom. whom II
does not Keep out tho air Too much. but II this
bo tfs, tue lad t&4;e of tue tes Id clearly great
luck foE human beings.
, 1875-10-09
rnr rrnssoSrr.st1t,y.


80. s..4,. .VI
Ten Fersons-ascrsge height fert inches nearly.
THE KENTUCKY FAMILY.
IN Colllns' new History Of Kentucky, wo nud tho
following In relation To the Howard faualy Of this
county: .... ....
'.1n February, 1854, there wAs Living in Bourbon
County tho parents and eight out ot nina children Of
family without = parallel In the known world-for
strength Of Tho Dlhle record In dencaie
H., Il Thcro wero giants In the earth In those days.
The father, t1jen u his 10th year brought 10 Kcn
sncky when qnlte young, and raised, in Bourbon
County his fn1ily Of si1 aona and thres ds1ghtera.
whose height, weight. mud aggregate ago arc here
, 1875-10-09
THE ILLINOIS CORN CROP,

HbFftd1 VI9ba&tH 70 1H1 EHlFG0o 1TTbEnF.
I4A3ALLK. ILL.,, Oct. 8.--Iho harvesting Of tho
corn on the Illiuois botton,-lalds in shfu vicinity
reycafs much better crop thau was generally
expected. comparatively small proportion Of
it was killed outright BY tho lato oo&ls and that
which waH spared has nlatutoa much better than
was hoped,
, 1875-10-09
THE TRIGGER.

Msssfs. JohnEon aud Sherman, tile woll-known
amateur pigeon bhots of this city, met 81 Tom
Stae9'B grounds yesterday. anl slot at 10 hirls
eact llurliuFham rules, traps, 80 yazdB, for
goo Bido. lr. Johpson wou by the following
aCoro:
/ JoANsoN-t 0lUl fQ0nlt
r-3l.
1nEnMAn-t h11tll11bl0li11
1uu i0l 1l1000ll0Gllo 00lIllu
Q-24.
, 1875-10-09

Scrytn Decides to Take No Part
In tho Pending Struggle.
The Carlists Renew the Bombardment
Of San Sebastian.
TURKEY.


-nE uEHxEtIovlSEsE LEArLH.
I.oSnoS. Oct. IA special dispAtch to tho
rniy Nc'ns states that IJubnhfatich, the leader
iii with feycr.
NOTE.
BELGRADE, Oct. 8.--1'ht Journals here stata
that tho Powers baso tss,nl a noto declaring
tlIat they will not prevent tho occupation NJ Aor-
yan territory by Tho Turks il scryia pro-
vokos il.
eEily1A WILL. NOT FIGHT.
I.pSpor. Oct. D-G a. tu.--A apeciat to tho
Morning Standard stnfoa that tho bery1hn nepu-
tics lase mot ut tho residence Of tho Prince
FUte OF ca to II,
, 1875-10-09

o'clock, and 3 ANAL tenement l1ol,5o MAS a1most
cntiroIy c,R,lIpei in tho eams part Of tt' city.
Ioee ci,voret hv iuarnnru. Tho chtltts VI Tho
flies Mcre defective tfltcn
, 1875-10-09

AuETH VI. EEKT BtUE,
Tho match.samo Of 'luoits played between rcu-
Ecsentatiyc playorA fran tho North aud Won.
Bides at No. III Woss Madison street yestctday
Resulted in Tho dofeat Of Tho SuIth hide1s l,y
tlsroe points. Tho stake war sin0 4 return
match will 10 played Friday at thu Ratue Jlaco.
, 1875-10-09
GIANT FAMILIES.

Specimens OF Vermont and kentucky
ffonvy. 1Eet1hths
TO The Efitor Of Tbs Chsedao tribune:
CH1cAoo, Oct 7.-Ilow is this for altisndo2
Are thero no other States to bear from? u.
7bfhs Eiitor nF fla ft.tis TrAA Ktnfatk|dr. - ....
CHICAGO, Rept IA. til 6.-1 understand you hsrn IN
your county very tall family WIN you procure aud
publish tho namo, height, mud weight Of each member
Of that fAlniiy7 Herewith sfud you tho following
correct statement In relation to the 3etca family, Of
Hoyaltou, VI. Ed.
, 1875-10-09
THE TURF.

THE 1EH3HE FA1fK RACES.
NEW Yonk. Oct, H,-At ttIo Jerome Park races
.o-d., t,,o n.st ro.o ,,oxt ~ ono ,ni,o aud
.'' '.'o "ts' t~o' '
nalt aad h1 atatters. aao ft6uitoa ~ ueno 'eas
botweon josie b. an1 f4ccnlo for the lrst rlacc.
H. T. Carycr third Century fourth, UnrCoo fifth.
80 49,. ,,..1 r;n,o ., IN. ,r,'. ,,ra ,,.
hio hen'ps htAs" 4'ao' o s" .o .1 WA, Va,
hlfaalS decided Ill iasor u iiccoio 1of 'ne alsE
plaSf. ,. , ,r.. .o u,.., ,.,;o.,
Ing Becohu Iaro WIS H.! k'ahu ihti"aha ,l.
han.iicaI' awennssakGS oi Tauu aen, IVY WIN s!,ugo
nnuea two 1nes anu "mt'gt' NY a'ashHu. .i,i.
!ho race was "9' ny 4.ntotl ttla!!Esspp' ; Mtl1te
It UH '"-o'''' 1 '' '0 ~ ~ s'
u'tn;s' e,on .,,;,, ,,,,., h,, h.,.
4Ae tu4Ia fACG. FtlEs1 : wv, 4lo tAtss nsta pllt
Two starters. Tho race was won ~ lthada1nln-
thus, beating hIattiu 4. in LII and 1:1slt.
Tho five fi1rtonrB raco. for twe-yeArH DID, was
won By Yirginius, Cyril second, Motto third.
Tiinc, i;0Gs1.
At NASHVILLE.
, 1875-10-09
ASHORE,

Po1xr BnowxEL1~ Ont, Oct 8.-The schooner
Grace Sherwood, whoat-laden, came ashore here
to-day, aud will probably bo q total loss.
, 1875-10-09
Eta bozzlora In the Albany Tonitons
fIMEis

Thero IL Nal. Virgil i. Eggleston. formerly
PAyn,nater 10 tho U1aseta ssates as.ny, very
bright sallaw, not yot snllate~sged, al excellent
4ecouutAns, and very valuable to tho shoa-cou-
tractors. who employ him In their Office. tie wss
on duty Away out in Portland. Ore. when his &C.
aounts failed 10 bAiAuee by *l2.47Q.40. Tho IT,
, 1875-10-09

IIAH,araS, Out, Oct. R,-flso prorolora 1t.
AtHlley and Bristol, lying At tho dock here, wcro
burned to tho wntcr's odse this morning. Tho
ptorcos XoalAnd ntao took s,rc, un'l waa
dan,agaito tho cxtrnt Of :1.0oo. Tho IT. Autlloy
and 1'rlHsoi worH valuoi Mt :io,oC0 cach; fully
insured,
, 1875-10-09

srfrfat Disuhtrh Ia The Chn'don T51htttr.
M1SSEAro1as, Ntln., Oct. 9.-tlinton 1owts,
Of po|auo, Was thrown from 8 wagon loaded
With lumber this morning and thrown under tho
wheel. receiving injuries that resulted in his
death an hour afterwards.
!frceasH Ihstaltth 70 IEe Chenaa Tribune.
DErnc,T, OCT. g. Edward l5arro,l, freight
conductor Oh tho Detroit L lay City 1lsilrosl,
Has killed by tue cars at EolumbiaYilfa to-day.
, 1875-10-09
Fires.


MEArrIIs, Oct, b.-At O'Clock tonight iiEs
was discovered brdaklug through the ROOF Of tho
6iault House, formerly tho Osorton Hotel
tho alarm was promptly sounded, hut
owing to tho gro.s height Of tho
building considerable damage ensued
bofoio tbs engines gos fairly to work. hftor 4
struggle Of III hour the 1ircGlen got tho tlto
uIldsI control. 1t IL impossible tonight to learn
tAe ox!cnt of tho 1aulages, but 1t IL thought tlis
books aud records Ut lhe various courtA Whlcl!
are on lilo III the aacund story aFo not damaged
by water. Tho ti1o wuh couiiuod to tho fifth
siorY. It IL supposed to Aayo originated in q
1u+u filled NTH botlIiug aud furniture whcl.
whs fosmosy i'll tho Aotel, but how it uriginatad
ID up. knonn. I.oss fully cuyercd by Insurance.
, 1875-10-09

Tbs proceedings Of tho Ucny,a, Tiekpt and
Passenger Agents AsAoc'atlon, held Ut Saratoga
= short tlnie ago. haso Just heou published, but
beyond vosy AiAS anA Au.uu1o;;a address, ,,,,v.
erod by Mr.. 4. Y. II. Carpenter, tiy,n,Sl T1oLut
Agent of tho milwaukee, K 1t. lanl ;;ai!ruaJ. Ine
BOOK coiltuuS nnthlns b., u1.l shat Las alIsulv
teeu rublislled IN TmE TA;Lusx.