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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-05-10

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate
DISTRICT OF VERMONT S. Court held at
Woodstock within and for said District on
the sixth day Of May, A. ID. 1876.
Present, Hon. John Porter, Judge.
Thomas Fraser's estate, Barnard. intestate.
! Whereas, William +. Johnson Adminislra-
tor de bonus non of SAID estate has presented
to said Court his petition in writing, making
application for license to sell certain real es-
tate of the said interstate, situate in this
State. and described in the inventory returned
| to said Court, together with all other real es-
tate of the said intestate, if any such the be
within this State Saving the rights of the wild.
ow, but including the reversion Of dower) fol
the reason that it would be beneficial to the
heirs and those interested in said estate that
said real estate should be sold, although the
same may not be necessary to pay debts and
| expenses of administration and praying that
said Court would order the homestead interest
of the widow to be sold, as a severance Of the
same would greatly depreciate the value Of the
residue of the promises.
Thereupon, the Court appoints the fourth
Thursday twenty-tifth day. of May, A. D.,
1876, as a time and the Probate Office in
Woodstock aforesaid as place of hearing and
deciding on said application, and orders that
notice of said application be given to all per-
sons interested in said estate the reason for
the same, and the time and place OF hearing,
by publishing three weeks successfully in the
SPIRIT Of the Age, newspaper printed at
Woodstock in this State, which circulatea in
the neighborhood Of those interested (all
which publications shall be previous to said
time of hearing) certified copy Of the record
OF this order, that they may appear before said
Court and be heard in the matter Of said ap-
plication, if they see cause.
A true record
HENRY s DANA, Register.
A true copy of record.
HENRY s DANA, Register
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-05-10

The United States Senate has
confirmed VIM. Wells as Collector of
Customs for the District of Vermont.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-05-10

Piper has confessed to three afro
cious crimes-the murder of little Ma
bel Young and the Landergau girl,
and the murderous assault upon Mary
Tyner in Oxford street, Boston. Per-
haps he will also confess to the muir
der Of Kate Leehan in Brookline.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-05-10

assessmen Mt for the year ending March S1st.
1876.
This Company has been doing business
thirty-six years !; its assessments have aver
aged less than TWO AND roUR-PIFrHs per cent,
and it has surplus over all liabilities.
Woodstock, VT, April 9Th, 1876.
PHILO HATCH, President
II. s. SOUTHGATE. Treasurer.
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A SEASIDE RESORT.
One of the most charming and heathful loca.
tions
ON THE NEW ENGLAND COAST,
within
a Miles of the State House in Boston
has lately been brought into the market by the
fsOS'Toy EAND COMPANY,
who are rapidly developing their immense
property and throwing it open to The public
Bordered on the one side by the
Is IL d A I'D A I'll A TIC
and on the other by the inner
narbOr of Boston,
with all its innumerable attractions; having
hourly communication with the city, the heart
OF which Is reached in less than half an hour,
by the new narrow-Suage route of Boston
Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad, it offers to
all who are seeking health and pleasure an op.
portunlty which seldom occurs, to possess
A SEASIDE RESIDENCE,
at reasonable price. The Company are now
prepared to offei at private sale many most
desirable locations; and on Tuesday, the sixth
OF June, they propose to throw open
AE PUBLIC SALE,
SEVERAL MILLIONS OF FEET,
which will be sold to the HIGHEST BIDDER. with
out any reservation whatever, except suitable
restrictions as to the style Of buildings to be
erected, etc.
Full descriptive circulars, with schedule of
the land to be sold and otner days of salc also
free tickets from Boston to and from the sale,
sent to any address on application to
BOSTON LAND COMPANY,
No AZ Congress st Room II, Boston, Mass.
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Agents Wanted!


ssNHERE'S MONEY IN IT." The MAGIC
l DISH WASHER, CHIMNEY CLEANER,
CORK FULLER and BUSTER. Send 10 cts.
for sample and terms. Send stamp for price
list.
NEW ENGLAND NOVELTY MANIC co.
u Portland Street, Boston, Mass
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Windsor County Mutual Fire In
surance Company.

THE DIRECTORS Of said Company have
L laid the following assessments, payable
June |, 1861 on all notes in force on their
respectiYe dates viz /:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-05-10

The Centennial opens to-day.
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TRICKS OF TRADERS.

1t Is pity that the bill of Mr.. Parsons,
Of Kentucky, to regulate commerce among
the States has not been pushed through
Congress yet by the appropriate commit.
, 1876-08-16
LOCAL. POLITICS.


Tic arrival III Lew Steward yesterday was an
Item In the prevailing dearth vi news 1l.a ot.l
gentleman ca.t!le tn oM tho morning trnIn from
plauo nnd "cluallrl up,'' Id tho ex-aiayor
wulld suy, Ut tho Tgumo,lt. As far as Il THU.
UNa repurter could discover, he did not takr
room, hit rounlcl at viii uycr tho house, finally
Eraviatlng towards tie cln,-suuta wl.cFp tho
.ChltaXp Grecnlackcrs aro wullt to Rleut. HIT
thc Cl!cago SUITS do ,lnt rise III curly M THUR
country Rrethren, alHl ID tlo asplr:4nt to
Gubesnatorial distinction had to ,nuko tho hest
Of his tlu,e and await tho arrival Ut tllu
brrIugcr Brothers, Cul. Oa.ncrol,, Cupt. Reed,
and the Dlhcr mAlnstays VI the Greesb1rli
party In Chicago. uy'.lnl-by t!lsy drop
ped ln, As by previous a,,-
po!ntment, autl tho clul,.rou,n 'rureIycd
tlen, for its own. Uusll II o'clo>k,, everybody
yielded to tho ctsurlnS Of the oll gcnttyha,l's
clnq,lcl,ce, anu adnircd his talent fur trll!ng
funny stories. Az II, tho little party aljnslcsl
MI additional lock to the rl,lb.rou1p lolr, t,l,-
v!oilsty With tho fntcnt to keep out ycntllre-
soInu reporters, asl aat iown to t1cllbctulc.
Tho yarlous Committees III Arrangement fnr
tbs coming 1nass-1necting reported prosrGss,
thu majority Of tho railroads huylug adopted
tho ona anu one-ttlth faro arrangement. The
Grcenbaekers tllcn adopted campaign uni
form. Of thu following highly cHlb'ematIs
s!lyerfront, AMI gyltca-ll,.s,l epaastt.~; sasl,
ha!f green and lalf silver; Continental hat,
%it! tbs salae generous protuslon of colors
Tie EFcenbaek was adopted rs badgG, H1,lI t1Ia
ccntte 10 10 bear tho naiur Ut the club Rl,d tic
numbsr of the warl From the fuct that onij
, 1876-08-16
Tho White Stockings Defeated
at st. Louis, 6 to 5.
Fatal Fielding Errors the Cause of
(t..Louisvi|le VS.. Cincinnati,
Opening-Day OF tho Utica Ha ces-'
.. A uiAring Case Of Fraud.
Irene Wins the 2:38 Purae.-.The 2:24
- - Race Unfinished. s.
Good Trotttng at Mendoza, III. --.1@aces at
y Saratoga mud GAINESVILLE, Wis.

s,..,e, s f1ga,sI. m..e,,s 70 o1D 1as 7ttssns =,
sr. lo,ns< % Snt, % in'M:rnt II Chicago club, Inv.
ing during tha season performed pretty lnrcl'
lila nr rat,,,r Tim ctnax t.lay ,t,oat at,surt1ly
s ~ 1,,,,i,,n t .ns'.n,n"s ,su Ths y, Io,,. rlmi,
& ~ I1.ss t"s,''eove1. ,a,. M IT,. .oo ~ ar'
stoou ground ana saw IL ao'o' nat tooa no ae-
tive part In the proceedings except to give
chances for tue m,ifrs by means Of which. tho
Whtfcs rave tl,c,n til, ratuc. A,,ot,t a.boO pco.
ria n tstfncs.cd % HE 1,rrir,,,nrc and warn cmt.
ps , s.1 a 49, s"s
nentl9 glce1ul. antl part of them c'iaractcr's'
iieally blackguarslly thrnughout,-in fact,
they maintained their well-tnown reputa-
e'o" ano Wv. ..,s ns.n inuo. .''as '".J
eas'ay suipass an5 o..ei aaese ~ lou ,,aa. W."
The first anl scronti Innings we're played with.
out any paTtIcular exhibition Of GOOD or ,,al
n,nvs crrrnt that petcr. n,a,ie n viii throw IN
p.a3s' e@sspt t"as ~, ee's '"auo wv t"'"" W
Me3ey-"naeh u'a mol give any runs! however
Glenn opened the third inning by htlng sent to
first base on called balls. lie stote second, and,
i,,rn,,. the &,,n Mrs rnfsnd Ia p}vn hin, nut nli
, 1876-08-16
RAILROADS.,
CHANGES ON THE MICHIGAN CEN.
TRIAL. { p

CHANGES ON THE MICHIGAN CEN.
TRIAL. { p
Mr. D. A. Waterman, OF Detroit, Inns been
appointed Auditor, and Mr.. 7. Hralatol, AssIat-
mt Auditor, af tho Michigan Central Railroad,
with headquarters At Detroit. The olllco Of
Assistant Treasurer Of tho ruad has bccu aboi.
islled, md Nj. e. F. l.yernore, who has here
tofore held th1s oil.ea, llas been appointed
Cashier rhc duties ot Assistant ,1rcasslrer
will hereafter Be performed by tho Treasurer Of
The rpah at New York.
II Ia ANNOUNCED that ths Treasurer, a1r. X. G.
Ralston, has resigned, and tuat Mr. Benjamin
'DnnninG, OF New York. has been selected US his
SUCCESSOR,
MI. j: @. A. bean, wl.ote appointment rs
General Freight Agent Vas announced III Tue
Ta1nuak short tl'ne ago, will arrive lsse this
eyoni,lg to assume the tiutfes 0f hts new POSI-
ttoi. Mr, n. Il, Lcdyatl. General supertntcli.i.
cnt Of the road, will come with him 10 install
Tim Into o's!ce. Tho appointment Of a'r. Dean,
A. alrealy stated, gives great satisfaction to the
shippers at tlis end Of tho lille, and no a BETTER
attcl for tho position could have been cllosen.
, 1876-08-16

1&pnE eaTRe1-ChlCoVo, =; 81, LoQI1, I.
Two.bast hitx-HradlcJ. I.
Three base AitR-Basnea, /; Bradley, l..
-~ Total buses on htts-Chleago, 12t Si. 1onia: 0.
First base 0 ncsrors-ChicaKo, none; st: Louis, z.
Left on baecs-Chtcago. 8; st. Louis, @.
Passed ba!ls--Capp. 3.
~umpts-Walkor, of Cincinnati. go -
No special points Of play need remark heyond
q coupfo Of fne double plays, taai1e by Peters,
DArncs, and McVcy, and 1iclaski and Whitr.
The litter was the result Of splendid throw
from right field which almost reduamrl tho
other bad errors in that locality.
LouIsvtILH vB. CINCINNATI.
&ptstas i@,t..steaM @ ~ 70 ~ 7';Tf Tftaans. 49,,
the Clnclnnatls, was batted numerically In the
game hero to-tlny. Ten runs out Ut seventeen
were earned, at,d, as tho Reds did miserable
fielding and batting, tho gatno won't as Il should
have gone. Five runs scored BY the Reds III
tho third Inning were n,ala on tllrcu safe hits
aud six out Of Loulsylllu'H seven errora. -
TIE tooRHt
, 1876-08-16


Secretary OF tho Executive ConWittce
Of tho Natka,al Unlun Republican Cn,r,-
mI,tcr. lIraIouartert Nor,I,wrs,crr lie.
.,a.t,.<a. t,,,,.r,. IT, .on, ~,
~" .',:. . n,t.,,., -
n prnlea elseu'hr taarReh "n''ie"&ta',
ind addressed tn rn'snastrra III the varioHs
towns In tho State Of Wisconsin. It cal1ctlnpon
tho Eo.tmoatcr In rycrv town h, send ftun1l.
,rr+,,,tr, ttn rnrons ~ rr,,,, t,. u; .,r tt ~,
~. ~" - :" 90 y. ~
n>ost honntsnt lsepNDHea'lf, ana Ing sasne nau'-
bcr Of lukcwarns Democrats III his locality. ln
order to prevent mistakes The circular said a
nrnnrr hiann wo, ,uctoscd. which tha f,,,t-
s...a. H., ~, ~, s,,, r,,-,, ~ -, n,,,.a,s.,,n
''"ste' "sa :" ~ ~. "'s, Ae'"." ~ "
a;larsated 70 ksniith. aiso ansinSetl whh the
'ot t!ecessnfy ts' wrste 'ettef, ~ t'lat might
mol ne eniVchlett ntt lint !. Was isnroftailt 70
aetid the list immediately after tle receipt u
the clrt1saf.
ONE OF THESE CIRCULARS
ieat @ inso tuG aa'NH ~ ine:'net y. aue Nepuo.
such authorized man In this Vicinity as Rc1nick,
and tIat there wsre no ~ snsl, l'ca,t4uarter,s rs
te e'rt"r .1 % ssse.,o ,,an " n e M sTsnteM @ t'e
,,..,, & ~ ,,,n "ue rorrar ,,.,..
mi l.. % Sarn nnyt}ims 10 liz viii, tnc str,,,ar ]
man. II smms! ns lin KcoI,rl ,eiti shn,y. thnt
, 1876-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS,
pAvRhl'oRr, IA.

Sptctdt Dispatch to 1as 7tfbnaa-
DAVENPORT, In, aug. 15.-For four years
ne,,deats au1 Demacrals l,ns eo,,trslle % 1o.i M
,,nf,tt.. T., Vii. ,o,,ntv al ,vos ts.,.s 49,,
po'it'es ~ tn's county Il ca1 was 'ssuca . lew
uaTs ngo Tor County convention Of Liberals to
Convention. Tits call brought out n nrotsst
s ..'",.. a ~ a.. ,.',ts ,,., W. n.s.s'
from aboas sssehty.itVe leaali's Liberal Aepuo-
lEcana against Identifying their focal org1ntzn-
them, Tiers Is prospcct Of q quarrel, and thu
Rrnnh1tcan. mny nrctlt nv their dlrrronrcs @ ~ ~
lie oxtent ot carFyIng thu county,
KANSAS.
specto, DispafeA 10 1as 7ytbuas
LsAyESwo,.rt1, Kau,, Aug, 15,-Tho Repuh-
uo,,. hoi1 inr,,o t,oottn1 n, I'm t,,tw,fT',u
,l.u'te Ne'' ~ n,. ~ "i's'1'e ~ t''e ots.t'a'
'ass evening Ano s9cNtest eAeme'acnt III exists
nlMl ILLS ttlunty IL gohu 1or l,uW majority Tor
ltuycs mud Wheeler. The Republican State
GohSenI'on .nce.s III i"peka tomorrow
II rhcre y nlg hEI1t % TO VINO W1A % aoYerisor'
4. Cohb, John Guthrie, t;corgo r; Ant!.9ny,
jDfln A. llalderlnai, and Cns. 1T. Jofn Tho
lnttcr Eaes Into the Convention With the bly,
scst vote.
oulo coaaHcssioaAt NOMINATIONS;
sAfpuskf,, e., aug. 5-Thu Republican
.!ay, T.,'''a'e" 'o A1sn' eaties sos1sF ny ~
CnLuunrs, O.. Aup. 15,-rbe De,nosrs,s of
the Twelfth District to-day nominated (]cn.
Thomas Ewing, Of Lancaster, for Congress,
and Jnscl'h nnwuall, VI Columbus. Tor Presl-
uehs1aa Llec'or'
Su<ejoi nf.1a:rn 10 X Trtaun.
Runtlsalus, H., Aug. li.-Thc Democrats
nolA tnclr county convention on IhMrs.'y,
nms' - " '.'Its M os"s emn.oa'Gn , Ut GSsh ~
I:u,,s y f,anr"ntion Ia. nnt ,n,.s ,,,tii ~.
, 1876-08-16
BLACK HILLS.

8p*ctai hspa&eA 10 7As 71tbuaA
Sioux ClTy. ID, Aug. 15.-Ths Covingtoh;
Columbus d Black Hills Railroad laid track
TO Jnckson, ,s.Neb., Is miles nut, to-day They
VIII 4Aye eals running to Ponea Sept. next.
, 1876-08-16
Progress Of the Grent Contest
as Reported from DIFF.
:, ferent Points.
That TiIden Trick to Capture
Lukewarm Republicans in
the Northwest.
Tile Mythical Isemfck Discovered
to Have an Existence In
Judge Doollttlc.
Low Stewards Brief Visit to Town, and
His Conference with tic
B.. Greenbaokers.

1e @on'oi oueo VAIL '4o
GreenbaokerH.
80, ".",
-
hAoM'
sfEhCA. " The NnfohLacAH roMinka Fun
spfe'a' D''pafea 70 7hs Tribune.
SpHlNorlELpt ILL.,, Aug. f5.-Thc grandekt
Witnessed for many years took place tonight,
tho immediato oo,as;on being tho dedication of
the new Republican wewam. The lever foor,
,1on.ciy backed, ind /. was found necessary to
start an outdoor meeting to accommodate tho
mH!tltado WHO cou'a MOI ilusl aalnit1ahcc. Al
dark the Young MEMS Reform Club, tho Boys
in D1ue, the several waru marching clubs, anl
tbe Co1urcd Ilayes and Wheeler Club falone
numbering over 100 mtmnc.s) formed
IN line, Aan y tose1l-iisns process
slon paradcd tho principal streets.
pnssing by Mr. Cul1om's residence, md cheering
W. ,' % ana s .,1a f1nm T n p',,I,,n. IN - na.r,m.
nal olllee' anu tue iioa H. L, fhl'llpe, nomlhet
for congrcss.. The, procession WIS ~ iul-
uicnso ono. ~s''
=, ain ,,,. ,,,a,,, ~nht'au ~aa arv,,,,s, nv tno
III ~ "a nau ~, nsnu...,sa 'sa -. ~ auo
ses:Stlon ol dov.'' beFerau8o 70 preside,
who made very, fellcttous address, ard
The t,rst speaker. md to make ths dedI.
sas.a, ..,a.ess H. T,,,,,,, Il, o,,o,tn,r ~. a,,-
eators a1o,ess: Ms. ou'om, ~ opening nus NY
dress, salu no teit cohs'fa'aeo 70 olief ms pro-
found thanks for sucti demonstration at this,
Myvf,nt il Nh, r.ason for thia vnst iii.
'a',nsnso eouRTuRas,o ., sna e'1,He's, luo ne"
publfcaps, Of 1lliuoIsi, .Tllta meeting ls but atl
e ot b.,
nut,ttan party Of The stata Of Illinois. 1t shows
tn". .,'s F III auo 49, ~ a,,,h,,a.,ss' ~
tuat tAs wv nse' luz o.u entaos'aAs 10 .ot
dead. lut taat the same spirit which saved ti,
,lrterulluca IN II ever wus, that tie priuros Of
co,,,n,on i,;.stco nnd, nnt,on., 1,o,ar which n1n
eon!l'on 9ue"t1 anu na1'ona. nun1t "nsn n'o :,
hea %ao,l;rr ~ sns Heuo'saa party snan prevail
m ov TIE +nInr sa
o passsu liz s.au .1' H. 'osaa", ".'u ssessA'y
S put orn te Reeaon sna @ eaanepatea p Ms tho
negro, gayc him Ills civil rights mud the ballot
md was resolved to SECURE him In tho samo at
MI hasarls. Tic rceonstfurtioh measures wcro
.Wlso and Iust, apa were = accepted now eren
y ny . a.coastyo,py tor<a 10 a,i tn
nres sarroJ into onEst " t'e hepup1,Sa party
crae nnpty was sa IL rcd s-
.nnu,r,1,rn,t ~ rhn ff,,nrnc hv 4to p,s,,th1fon.
management, ot tne naantc ny tMG hspnolIsah
a.Iy, cntIs'y y Tx Inn. I.'a ~ al
i .e aht " " pent9fsn,9 t uvGI at,
nha, N n!s l4dslneut' INC last theg "ouia ever
oaSe' naa ,,o,xr, ,,o,rx , ~ 10 ,vn nx~
nonnoMan t.s s,...s,., aunGi AZ - Ekn eENr u,
70 Ksep tne HovethMens 1.ss Tuhn'nE; democrat
1c Aamlhlslsatohs' histories. Me shoWct, Wefs
conspicuous iof m!lHsnla31nEehent OF hhaheea anu
eSeryhlhE oee. ane hepatnSan ~, parry, on Inc
contrary, n9u 20 managea @ LnctllhHeea M " 70 Pay
~ ~, u ,ar "ar o i1te rv ~
, 1876-08-16
MILITARY CQuRI.MARIlAl.

sAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug: 15.-A count.
martial convened ut Alcatraz tutlay to try Capt.
John Ece.il, ot tlc Fourth Artillery, eta.1nana
sng tint post, on cl,urEra alleging co1uluti
preIut,tcia to good order anil military discipline
, 1876-08-16

=, Sp<ctd. Dfsputch 70 The Tribune, j.
MONTREAL. Aug. l5.--The Muntrcal Lacrofas
Club have sunt tuu,n to Newport tn psr
agatslst the European 1nlian team on invitation
OF Bennett, Of tho I}ty1ld. e,
, 1876-08-16
THE WEATHER.

WAsHlaaroN, D. c., Aug. tt-l .. m.-For
Ing followed by falling Barometer, col nosti-
erly winds vceTlrg to warmer oastCrly Or suutl!-
eray, elear or partly cloudy vcather, and poss.-
Wy rain a1eas aloug Lakc4 Superior aad aftrAl'
gan,
, 1876-08-16

elegant ca,nbaatioh Of Tho tr,,o Jamaica 0tnael
sou tim nost hsalAy, lnylEoratDg tnnic md silliun
heforu the rulu. II 4 taFnesty recommended t1 iht
thx Iitrascs and to Tho sgcI. to Whon It llupastl
, 1876-08-16
Dttlgc. Ecnrgo Wc)lcr's Combination, md
DonE'as' Flora y. Lady I)ml.c tuut "s "sol. u.
heat easily, Flnrn y. Hcrn!stl C1mhinat,n nst! ~!
sent 10 the stac after tho second heal ior n, ".
driving, ' '"Gt

UonE'as' Flora u. t.nhy I)ulgc tvut s "sal u.
heat ca-ly, Flnrn y. pcrn!Nl C1mh,na,lonn nntssfJ ~
sent 10 the stable after tho second heal In, tss, nas
driving, ''t'
MESpnTA. I'LL.
Special DfsYnlch 10 The 7rtbnne
MRHn0TA, H., Aug. 1i.-ru.lny wn,'n.
opcnlng meeting nj th" Mcnlnta Driving par*' %'
The. weathrr waa pleasant, thu tsael; ii errt
Lent rf,ntiitsnn, aud the ATTENDANCE taIr ~.
first raco esletl was tur all ssa!l!on. when onss
re. Daniel Brown, liI!s;korY, West lli'cr,y, a"l
At tic Elaif lEtetury's l!nca brnlsc ttc irtys..
Charles WItautl, sprang With the ngIlJtY al !,
.crcusridor o1 ilfe )ursus hack, ecIxe liz fnars
tpGnle, rode round the track, mud saye. ii. H.,
tpilce t tha intruso .Eattsfactien of The sprcts.
tors, mil a1.l1at the widest pf applause. ~.
race throughout wus vel! ami closely contc.tgH
rs will bc seen by the six heats.
rurss e3ao for 81 stalllons; s1so 10 asst. $40 ia
mostao nss;rf i,to,,n
H"rta,n Mest Liberty f's'''''.'''''''''.:.'"
''SSH1s, Ss;t15 aS. s:: s:;, s d.
In tile St20 class there were only tlyc l,o,,,
came up for Tic word. sixteen ptfers hsvisspp hsvsp
lanen drawn. II was IN exciting race from be.
ginning To end, Jnntsyle and Little Tom
etrn{nlng every lntlscle for tic first 1t,nty
,1hncsy1te was run into IN the first heal i,
lIlc buy, smashing her aulky wheel.
stMMAir.
.JnnaarilEe...s.t .........+.......4 l. l 0 /
Lii 10 Toms...,." ...nu.+s,s.. ,..l y o i
p,.iS;. nss11,,o ;'.:':.'. ,.'''....,.'.'..,"a
4''' 71"ss-S:i:iai:; s E:sK:: a:i7H: a; e:aa
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26
Cuarty i.ca> =

The }.e ilan: proclamation against
IL, R:ha C.lh> IN South Carolina Is
l.aying a alncitiatory effect, and IT Is
- bc lapcd that the ballot viii be
u2rramm.lcG by these whose motto Is
.ulr or ruin" Republicans are be
g., mig discouraged in Mississippi on
a,ro,.nt Of the violence and b.ood->hed
t}.iar-ou the state. How long these
t,.ng~ are TO cent Gue Is a question
cya.v e-al man viii ask with increas-
in- interest, until a man can skcak
A.! acr his honest connections IL al
, .ii,ns Of "nr country alike
Beware ofthe man who >ty> he be
longs 10 the GI,caback panty. ii j.
tut a scheme Ia divide the republican
laak~, AID, give tie Victory TO the
democracy.
The Eastc-n ques'iNn is assuming
v,ly alarming Indications. Russian,
tern any. with Austria 10y necessity,
are joining tlcir force for the purpose
%. suu,iaing Turkey and placing the
i~,,ignier of the great Bar over the
,n.naret> Of Iun~tanrinnple, England
proposes to lie ncut al IN he matter,
hrr Indications are that She Will not
allow her strength in the Black : TO
lie iEtclftrei with in this manner
aud unless a dipiomative settlement
i soon ac,eed uron, We may expect
for The Dogs of war to he let loose
and Europe tie shaken 10 ITS very
Itcr. ere MANY months.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26


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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09
A Chemists Evidence ON the Ruben.
stein Trial.
New York Sun, Feb. 3d.

stein Trial.
NEW York Sun, Feb. 3d.
Prof. A. L. Eaton, analytical chemist.
testified that he took from the bottom of
Rubenstein's boot black scale, which
adhered to the narrow part with some
firmness. He took some of the soil from
the corner beneath the heel and from the
side of the heel. He also cut ont pieces
Of the boots, on each of which was dark
spot with radiating points, as though
made by a. drop Of liquid which had fall
en- and spattered. He had received some
dirt from the street in front of Ruben.
stein'sresidence in New York, and some
from the corn field in East New York.
He had also taken some dirt from the
girls shoes. The spot on the boot he
found was made by blood. The substance
that he removed from the shank
of the boot was. dried blood, intermlin.
gled with particles of vegetable matter
and some woolly fibre. He cut some
bloody fringe from the woman's shawl.
and he found it to be of the same fibre
that entered into the scale that was taken
from the boot. -.
He round the spot on the knife to be
blood. He had cut spots of stain out of
tho lining Of the prisoners coat sleeves.
and found that they:were made by blood.
The fibrous vegetable matter in the sub.
stance on the bottom Of the boot. was in
part piece of corn husk. He had ex:
amined the different soils, and found that
the cornfie Id soil contained small gran.
ules Of quartz. This soil was alone on
the girls shoes. On the prisoners. it
was mingled with soil like that taken
from Bayard street. -
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09
POLITICAL.

The Central Republican Congressional
Committee fully organized on the Sd by elect
ng Hon. Simon Cameron Of Pennsylvania,
President; Hon. j. NJ. Edmunds. Secretary ;
Jacob Form, Treasurer, and an executive and
resident committee consisting of Senators
Cameron, Cragin, West, Logan and Dorsey,
and Representatives Rust, Hubbill, Sinnick.
son and Plat.
A Jackson, Miss, telegram of the Goth,
says it is reported the legislative committee
have evidence rendering the impeachment of
Lieutenant Governor Davis certain. There is
no question about Superintendent Of EducA-
tioa Cardoza's guilt. He will certainly be re-
moved. The committee investigating the case
OF Governor Ames are retioent. Notwithstand-
ing the voluminous testimony the impression
prevails that the Impeachment will not be
pressed, as conviction is regarded as uncer-
tain