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NJ THIRD LARGE SUP PLY OF
GOODS FOR THIS SEASON.


have inst opened their third large supply Of goods
for this season. Their stock may now perhaps be
looked upon the largest In this CITY, The facilities
eas,a to those they have In isposIg Of thcm-doin
as large business at less expense than any house IN
the State.
advantage in the purchase OF goods is given to their
customers. Among the thousands of articles they
40 pieces of the new REsn.LE b1EsH BLACK
20 pieces BLACK IRON GRENADINES at SIC,
fully worth Csc; at Soc, the same generally SOLD
REsH.LE MESH GRENADINES ,lsik and Wool
at 75c. and sl.25-25c. yard less than general
Their general stock of DRESS GOODS IS the
largest now offered in the city
DRESS GOODS reduced from Soc to 2Oc. IN i'lalds
Striped and Solid Debeaes.
make sLKs great eat sgec3sfltyy ThfS stock
SILK Mo 81 iAi IA ALPACA at s1c.;
ALPACAS at SIC never solo FOR less IMAM oo c az
lpa 3GS a s. 70 rS east 2oe Yard
80 pieces Of the best PIQUEs ever offered at 1885,
FRENCH PIQUEs at 80 and 40c.-eost 7oc. 10 I'M
LACE STRIPE at 1870. sold last season ata7c.;
at 25c. reduced from 60c:;- -.
Tho ECRU HAMBURGER NET at ESQ., formerly
TUCKED sSiq = MEsL1N u yards wide, at ESQ., for
$40 pieces WHITE and COLoRED TARLATANs
1''G F'RENGH oRGANDfEs at below any price ever
ITO pieces 2H-yard-wlde sHEET1NG from zoe. a
14o dozen ladies', gentlemen's and ch!ldren's KNIT
200 psees PA rc I I1WNs in the best styles
full peces) at 10c.;
In d aRSSGh f HsSs pRs they shss sF. Sss
opened 400 pieces more. my 10
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Colonel w. c. CARHINGToN has in our
columns this morning 4 card, which will,
we think, add TO his strength before the
people. We have not thought, however,
that he was in any danger OF being defeated
br Mr.. j. AMBER SMITH.
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A WISE MEAsURE.-On Saturday, in the
House OF Representatives, Mr.. Hoar, of
Massachusetts,, introduced resolution,
which was adopted, directing that all per-
sons or corporations employing counsel or
agents to represent their interests in regard
to any measure pending before the House
shall cause the name and authority OF such
counsel or agent to be filed with the clerk Of
the House.
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Mr.. THURMAN on THE GREENBAcK CUES
TIos.--St. Louis, May 2I.-A dispatch from
Kansas City says Senator Thurman, Of
Ohio, has written to gentleman OF that
city in favor OF sending the grecnback ;ques-
ton to the congressional districts, and thus
relieving the National Convention OF that,
peyed subject.
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RICHMOND, May 90, 1876.

II - ~. RICHMOND, May %, 1876.
EDITORS DISPATCH: see by your
IL paper of this morning tlst my name has been
peace in Marshall Ward. Please state that, having
participated In the primary election, Ism in honor
bound to support the regular Conservative ticket,
and therefore cannot allow my name to be used OIL
any 0 ther. Respectfully, ,sss3a.&I
my23-lt j 90. EWILLLAM y. HENNING.
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NTCOHEN BROTHERS, having become
the purchasers Of an entire cargo Of MATING
which had been seized by revenue officials are ena-
bcd to sell 1t below any price ever known for mat
ting.
They are also in receipt Of n large quantity OF
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH below usual price. IN! 13
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,YLAND n. NORYELl.

who has been brought forward BY; slsl1en. p.
the sERGEANCY, was a member OF the oiu fifss
Virginia regiment. He served his country wi'''n'
i.rching from duty from the beginning 70 the end
ing Of the war. No man can say ought concerning
him. In the language OF one Of his con'rades-n.
arms, Napoleon ncvar commanded brarer soldier
nor did our beloved hero, R. z. Lee. Every member
Of the gallant Old First would be ont TOO gao 10 sup
st.ntiatc all contained In this notice. my 23-itss
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VIRGINIA LODGE, No. 2, X. OF MN
PA stated meeting will he held THIS EY&NA
EVENING at Pythan Hall at 8 O'Clock. 10 q u
All knights in good standing are fraternally \SSsl1
invited to attend. \SSU
by order of the c. G. 0.s/
my 2S-ltx ii. Z. DOWNING, X. Of r. and 6.
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rIr.nrx g. nn,a,,ss abelisye that

TrLpES OR BRIsTcss ss believe that
we are going to hase .eitaseg Bristow on
Tilden for PresIdeats and swili be
satisfied with elther. They aresthe peoples
candidates, and it nfsseers ssittlc that the
election Of either willproye disappoint..
ment to strict party men. We don't Want
b Republican per Sc, we don't want Demo.
crat per Sc. We .Want, an honest man, and
Bristow and Tilden meet the requirement.
Ness orleans Picdyt,ie.
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The Hartford Things says that the Demo-.
cratic party might as well understand land
IL y none too early to acquire the iniorIna-3
tom that il must make atolerebIy sure of
New York In the coming presidential cleo
ton.
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IF1o THE VOTERS OF JACK

E'O THE VOTERS OF JACKSON
4 WARD: Gentiemeu,-HaYlns been proposed us
councilman from Your ward, 1T meeting held last
week, take this opportunity of thanking you. for
the honor offered; but, being an oUT-AND-oUT Con-
serrstire-hayiIg pledged myself ut the primary
elecion-I cannot conscfeniOusly accept, and there
fore must decline the honor. Yours respectfully, .
,ElE G. A. NOTHING Hardware-Dealer.
my 23-1t* 521 Broad street.
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NARRSHGES,

Married in this city. Oh the ] eth instant, Mt the
residence of the brides mother, by the Rev Joseph
H. Tylcr Mr. OLIVER T. BEAZIEY. Of Caroline
county, VIA, and Miss FANNIE l.. ELLiSON, OF
this city. No cards.
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g BUY YOUR KID GLOVES AND
CORSETS at COHEN BROTHERS.. They keep
the most reliable and cheapest In the city. my IL
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n9rNEW PRINTS, PERCALES, CAM
BRICS, LAWNS, ORGANIZES &C.. just opened
and on the way. Imy 1Gl T. r. PRICE co.
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H MAY 16, 1876.

EH- MAY TO, 1875. -.
BORE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
T. r. PRICE & co. ~.
are again In market, rcpenishinS their stocR with
many novelties In
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
PLAID SILK AND WOOL POPLINS, al! shades ;
PLAIN SILK AND WOOL POPLINS, all shades;
COLORED GRENADINES. for oyersklrts;
BLACK BASKET GRENADINES;
PLAIN WASH GRENADISEs, for mourning MOURNING!
RACK FOULARDS and TRIMMING SILKS,
MOURNING GOODS. great variety;
OPERA SHAWLS, entirely new: 900
TfEEsN EMBROIDERED SUITS. for travelling;
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR,
UNDERWEAR for boys and girls
All shades Of COI.0RED HOSIERY,
GLOVES, CORSETS, &c, &c. my Ib
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ME- SPLENDID STOCK OF CASSI-
MERES, ct. r. PRICE s co. are expecting
CLOTHS and CASSI4iERES, for which they have
had such large sales: -
Splendid line LADIES' SUN-U9lBRELLAS. IL 10
90 inchcs-ncw style handles; II.
CAMBRIA SKIRTS, SPRING BOULEVARDS;
KID GLOVES, every number-best grades;
BTEACHED COTTONS and SIIEET1NGS at fac
tory prices. my 10
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.

Just returned from New York With fresh supp!
of those handsome OPERA-sHADEs, C0LOREp
and BLACK TwO-BUTTON KID GLOVES al soc
pair, Ladies will call curly and make their Sc
Iections.
A beautiful line of BLACK GRENADINES at Ne"
York auction prices;
LINEN LAWNS'in all Understanding cool anu
pleasant for the summer season.: -.
CORDED JAC0NET LAWNS IN all figures il
PLAiD and STRIPED DRESS GOODS at extremely
low prices; r.xs.
CASHMERE TIES, SILK TIES;
CREAM LACES:
SASH-RIBBONSi In all shades aud prices: 80.
Another lot OF those HIP-G0RE CORSEIS 81 iU'-
and LADIES' WHITE COTTON HOSE a sy. !
pair, and large assortment or I!ADlEs az
MISSES WHITE and STRIPED HOSE az
WHITE and COLORED Isle anu slh "a
GLOVES, and many other goods too nuiher"I' "
h mention. .
e'''' 900 LEVI HEXTER's.
M 627 Broad street
Miss JOSEPHINE MANN, Lately with Mr.; :. -, ~ -
berger, will be In attendance, aud VIII be @ =,
see all her friends and customers. - ~
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LECTURES

-~~----~~~~~-|--~----
7 EcTuRE. - --.
THE DEBATABLE GROUND BETWEEN
SCIENCE AND RELIGION,''
by Captain ID. w. BonoN0E,
at Cathedral Hall, Marshall street. on
TUESDAY EVENING, May ed, at 8 O'Clock,
for the Centennial Fountain fund of st. Peters Total
..... Abstinence Society
Tickets, % cents. For sale at JohnSton's 91S
Main street, aud by the committee.
Sister societies and the public are respectfully In
yited. THOMAS COX,
my 2S-1t President
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

THE LEE MONUMENT MUSICAL ASSOCIA-
.a, 90 ,,o,,, o,,a Enn,droS of our hest muSi-
clans, at the request of the Board OF Managers OF
n NNaSD , ho - y ~ J Hr 40 nn '10
rr,rESD,y FTENiNG MAY 3OTrI and THURS
- DAY. JUNE 1ST,
for the benefit of the Lee Monument FUND.
In addition TO t;ic cholce SOLOS, ~ 10 NC a 81 Iii
DC Sung uuilE ae tm1 ~ o,,r itizens nv Handel
Rhighint, Mcycrbccr, Verdi, and other celebrated
composers WIN iull oTcneStrh ucootn p.. t
Aomit.ce; saas viii commence Mt
yNsTTss music-s+orc on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, May Gath, ut O'Clock.
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Elarec line of PLAID and STRIPED POPLINS re.
duced from 10c to 23c. yard;
bargains In SOLID and BROCADE POPLINS, &C.;
BLACK GRENADINES, In plain, striped figured,
and plaid, reduced from loo. to soc. a yard;
BLACK ALPACAS at 25c. to S1-cxtra bargains;
500 yards WHITE CORDED PIQUES. Mt 12E-
worth 2Oc.: ~ .E., -.
A full line of PLAID and STRIPED LACE MUS
LINs, PIQUES, VICTORIA LAWNS, SWISS
and CHECK MUSLINS, IRISH LINENS, and
other WHITE GOODS-all very cheap;
10000 wards best PA CIFIC LAWNS at loo. yard.
These goods are worth more money. Call carly
and secure some Of them. 's as4
pARASOLs! PARASoLs!-Wis Wishing to reduce my
stock Of PARASOLS will offer them from SOC.
to 81 less than regular prices. si't.}! ~.
Great bargains In KID GLOVES, LACE and SILK
" SCARFS, SASH-RIBBONs, STRIPED HOSE,
CORSETS, FANS and lots of other goods. i,
Don't fail to call on .sr
WILLIAM TIIALHIMER, +,
myl3 ~ COL Broad street.
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EXCURSIONS.

TXCURSION TO ASHLAND.-There
II will be MAY QUEEN CASTATA In the Col
lese chapel rendered by forty young misses, TUES
DAY NIGHT, May Esd. ~ ~ .-...
An excursion train will leave the Fredericksburg
depot AT $50 and return that night --'
Round-trip ticket, including admission, 81. +.
a,#- . my 22-2tE
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Ex.SrEAKER BLA1NE's HEALTH.-Mr.
Blaine is still confined to his bed. His ply
sicians hope to get him out this week. He
suffers now with chils and fever. @
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casbrDATEs oHaI
10 r ITsgRERGTIfeTStER @ s2a--

Ir. ,he md aonsuitatioas hare
T. sF6lir name as cnt7aidate fos
SgTr ana ND assnre You fnat not
sIane yo,Ir friends but everybody who knors your
hnneaty win vote for You. ours respectInig,,a
my e3.aS III 49, ~ - sniAfN9
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FESTIVAL.

STRAWBERRY FEAST WILL BE
IN held In the lecture-room of the
BROAD-STREET METHODIST CHURCH
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURS
= DAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS ...
OF this week, for the benefit OF the Sunday school,
my 22-2tx
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NOT CANDIDATES.

JNILLIAM z. LINDSAY declines to run
w "a candidat for
CITY SERGEANT,
and requests his friends white and colored, 10 give
X. II. NORVELL, ESQ, their full support.
my 23-2tk
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T ECTURE.-REv Z. NJ. PETERSON, OF
IL Norfolk, will lecture at Clay-Street Methodist
church TONIGHT, May 28d, at 81 O'Clock, for
the benefit of the Parsonage Society," Subject:
LABOR AND LAZlNESS.''
Price OF admission, 25 cents. my 2O-S&Iu2t
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rARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.

WILL OPEN on .f--
"sfL MONDAY, NAY STH,
SO pieces elegant styles, best-qaai'ty Ia''i'>
3 PERCALEs at greatly reduced prieeS'
Also, large additions to our stock OF DRESS "ooD1
at lower prices than same quality Of s0"a' DIV
ever sold for: li"
We eall special attention to our As and Soe BLA'N
IRON GRENADINES, which we offer as a lar
gain; 4taf
Also, handsome styles Of PLAID and siNii -
GRENADINES for dresses and 'Is orer-dFcsses'
lust received another new lot Of BLACK ana ~ d
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAsoIs.
very stylish; i, 4
With largo additions to our SILK STOCK o"'n'
i pla,n and fancy, which We are Offering al va
attractive prices.
= ~ "a IL
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|EEs,rlx. ressCE,s.

H.ECES4 EdaGEs.
assgs- WIssEs.-5kil Of ny SUMMER
WINES haiti arriyedsI am adss enabled to os'er Q
very large 6atmcnt st. "a
-CLARETs, BlUTERSEs,IlAR sAcs, and HOOKS,
in wood as well as IN glass. OSCAR CRAM,
my 12-3t No. 14JGoyernor street.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

/. The WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, West W..
ginla, whose elevation Is two thousand feet ahoy,
md famous for its ALrEakTiyI
WATERS and fashionable patronage, Is now open.
Charges to July list; Monthly, 81 per day; weekly
1926 per day.
For months Of July and August: Monthly, $3.50
per day weekly, IS per day. ~" 53,
. Extensive improvements have been made sine.
last year: among others. the erection OF the rEY
TON HOUSE, 4 large hotel, with aIirnodern i'm.
provements, which viii be kept open during winter
Us well as summer; also, several NEW COTTAGES
Descriptive pamphlets obtained OF PURCELL
LADp s. Co. GEORGE L. PEYT0S & CO.
my Tu,Th,&Sa1m ,e.ts.".. .s-
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r sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co.

{ VI sdic ny w rsi oOnaSluN ~ ".
AnRual Record Of Science and Industry for
1875. Edited by SPENCER +. BAIRD, with
the assistance OF eminent men OF science.
New York: HARPER Il BROTHERS. 1876.
The title Of this book explains its con-
tents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Il Co., Main
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New Books

Fertilizers Ventilated; or, 4 Short Treatise
upon Chemical ManureS. BY WILLIAM
HOLMAN, OF Cumberland county, Va.
Richmond: J. W. FERGUSON & Son.
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MMLB0R0 sF RINGg RITu
4sxaCOUNTYy FE.I ttwo n1fIes. from Hii,,..- ~
on The Ghe5apcake aud tiiorailroad. st,orro
plase tn1fhe nountzins 0r fanijlies,s E0ara g ~
dsf4 92 Per week. III per month, 43y. Eeadr
etrrutsEg w HI HOP KfNS, MiIibofv. sprfnS. io'
my 1o-lI z " Bath rountSsEa
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MEETINGS.

Cincinnati (ohio) papers please copy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22

THE MUSIC.
The music of the Fair was furnished
10y the ST. JohnsbuIy Band, and WAS
given the three days, in their usual eH-
cellcnt style.
The following is the score of the sev-
eral trots:
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Death of DR.. Geo. B. Wlush.p

The death of the famous trhrurr Ir
George l.. Wiu>hip AT Boston "u lU',
daN. at the early ace of l.. lrlI>. N..
he accepted at COMMUNICATING rA, op'
ION thai great muscular dr>c0opm,t .,
not favorable To- longevity. pr. Nr
shin WAS an ardent h,li,Nrl Do no, -
ticacv of regular and violent mu-,H.r
.rxcrtiou ~ = means of pIuruo,Iu- '.,
GENERAL virur of the humlu system.
and sr,u,in" hr,I,L IL. especially
advocated the lifting method ot ,>,'
else. and his prodi.inu> fru'~ Doc 'a'
line will h, recalled b\ All urN>,up,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22

\. X. \ G. y. DruIN of Grcru>horo.
made the largest exhibit of ANr>hirr>,
and VIM. McLarcn and the Mc>>I>.
completed the list III this
class
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22

inhated-they cost too much. The
sewing woman, the farmer, the profess
sional man-evcrybody who had laid
bv ii few hundred, OF thousand. dollars,
were allured by the great interest prom
ised. and invested i'll some of these ma
nv devices to get money. Soon the
railroads began to pass their divi-
dends. This was but the prelude to
further disaster, and finally the bottom
dropped out entirely, and many have
thus lost their all invested. Everybody
WAS bitten poor ministers; he
had possessed some railroad bonds him
self; and he never knew until then the
full force of the apostle Paufs lament,
when he told Agrippa that he would
that he and all who heard him. were
altogether such rs he was, except these
bOnds :
The past twenty-five years have been
more fruitful than those of fifty Years
previous. and rich in results to the
American people. do not forget. how
ever-God forbid our present condi-
ton, the trials and sorrows through
which we have passed. or the loss of
life that has made 50 many sad hearts
and homes dcsolate or the sutfrringS
of those impoverished 10y the war but,
in my opinion, the result III doing away
with slavery and giving freedom to our
nation has more than paid. know
they tell of Southern outrages but
think them magnitird, and we cannot
expect that where the slaves have been
made equal with the master that the
master can forget it at once. We should
not. and they do better than we should
OF could, and far better than We might
expect. BY this business CONFUSION
our Young men and women, many OF
whom tiockcd to the cities imbued with
the idea that they are too grand foI
manual Labor, have been taught Il usc-
t'ul lesson. We are nearly through with
these hard times, which come once III
! about 81 often and when the Govern
ment tells the truth and pays dollar fnl
dollar. We shall he once more in {;
houri>hing condition.
Nh. Beecher spoke for an hour and
ten minutes: holding his audience.
several hundred of whom were standing
in the mud and rccei>in" the rain upon
them t" the end. He closed with som,
and WAS then driven To the ;i:2O train
for Boston.
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gradually approach a morc bon.,,.-
bill of fare. In addition To- H.,
Will add carry bottle of II.n..,
cholera mXtur" and winter napr.L
We have thus hastily iortcd d
some things which experience. .,,.l
servation taught m>; if the, an, -, ''.
to any of our readers. ON. ul,i,....
compliShcd.
THE DERBY WIFE MIrpr,,..
despatch from Newport rrpr,,,n,. .,
Hay den, who killed hi vil,. ,.,
most killed his brothrr-iu-laV a.
Brigham, Is now filled with ,.,....
He says he wants to hc hu,u ..l
sooner the form at law i gnu,. o..
with the better satisfied h,. shat.
He has been indicted for the, m.,.I...
the Grand jury at Ira>hulu ~.
no obstacle will hc put in the. ...
having his wish graIiiird To- ,f,,. ,..
extent. There ale alrrad, fem
Hay d"ns living. Nh Brigham .5
Hayden also shot, Is rrculrrir.
TIE NEXT SrEAkEE. The r,.,.,
prr> are now trying t" eject N.
Speaker of the House. The, L.,...,
ready brought forward Hon. H.. IL
Ladd of Alburgh, Hon. ,Iohn " :.
art and Hon. F. f.. W"ndhrid,,.n a.,
Olson county, j. X. BatchrLll -,
lingtnn and Hugh Henry of ,h,,r..
A Man Who Has Changed HIS MIND
In his recent letter to- friend
answer to the inquiry how h,.. a,, ......
/ to vote, Professor Sumncl. of l.I.-,.-
| lcgc writes that he las had ,,,..
within Il year to icNlcW the IS hnl,.
tory of the Reconstruction 1T lI,.>,,..
and the effect upon his mind h.. I....
shame and blame To- himself t., p,
share which he, ~ Il Republican.
had III helping t" build up ,n. n.g..
LEGISLATION of the nineteenth ,,.,,..
He SAYS, further. that che b.. ....
shocked to realize 10y what >l,.,..,
stages We have built up h,f,....,..,...
of restrictive and cncIri,r lr,g.r.,..
which vcIN few Northern RrpuII....
know, in even It's hroad,>l ir.,luI,, .....
he can "nl y recognize in disorder. ..,,
mi>rulc, Irresponsible "tli,lI i,u,.
industrial loss. the Ir>ulr~ nhlr. l....
followed every where in hr>,ort r...
c"rrriNr legislation enacted los ....
community against am"tirl." ASH.
dread of the Southern iuti.rrr,. r.r..
General Government. the prur,,,ol ,I,.
rlarc> that "hr would rather uu-r ...
morrow. either on pccuuiut cot roI,.
cal questions. I" i t"u.It>> m.d, .,
entirely of Confederate. than ro ...
made up of such men II th. >ourl,.
Republican Representatives, hive .u..
since reconstruction.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22

Henry Ward BcrchrI l. 80 I"'
in having reckless rnrmlr>
happy in the possession "' ~ bad,
friends. 1t is safe t" ;r>>lIn' ..
il been known Il Near an" d ',' al
that Mrs. W ondhull WAS >Itil- I'' II.
vnrrc from her last aiimIi' '...''
MouIton had inN"> led his hii' j" .u.a
frauds upon the revenue - i..,,a
il To pay SJO.OOO penalty '', .I
him To retire from the partnri sup
that Mr.. Tilton was addI'l'" .,.'
ventures in sleeping raI>. Z" -,,n
confusion of Lady travellers, '' .I- rt,
spiracy to dcfanrr and h,A' N ''',' ,,r.r.
Plymouth pastor (a> his li">'' ',l 81,
the scandaD would never h',' .n,r,
far successful rs I" reach J." .,,,..>,-
What character the prIn'Ir'' I.ur4
against Mr.. Bce,her p"N>'>>' T. ,h,.i
the trial disappears rs the ''"Il YAK Ir.
them now comes out. W"
bHHe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
S3OO pTRsE-2,4O HORSES.

c. w. Davis, , 3 ,
Time. 2.}3 >: 81 2.3}.
There WAS considerable interest man
ifested in this last trot, and some
was exhibited for IA
moment among the drivers and owners.
but it passed away, and the result gave
general satisfaction.
THE CLOSE.
The $500 and $500 trots occupied all
the afternoon. and at the close of the
latter-ahout five o'clock, the people
dispersed to their homes. The day held
warm and beautiful throughout, though
cloudy. We have heard of no serious
accident, and trust there WAS none
The arrest of Il noisy intoxicated man.
made little ripple in the afternoon
but us Il whole, the crowd were orderly
and well behaved.
There were the usual number of mer-
-go-roundS, performing bears, lung
testers, and wheels of fortune, on tn,
gIound.
THE RECEIPTS.
Notwithstanding the unpropitiou,
weather, we under stand the Fair Ground
Co. took enough money to pay all eN-
pcnScS. although the premium list WA
ucvcrSo large before. Underline circum-
stances, we think they are to I've con
graduated With good weather TIA,
first tw" days, our fair this yeaI woulr
have been Il great success.
THE MANAGEMENT.
The officers of the Fair. the marShal'
aud police did their work faithfully ant
rlirctually. To their management the
good order and >nbretl of the crowd l.
largely due.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22

Andrew La Page, alias st. John, the
''lost man of Montpelier. has not been
found. 1t was reported that he was in
South RoyaIton, but the report WAS not
true. and his whereabout are still I'm
known. The authorities of MONTPELIER
J have offered Il reward for information
J that will lead to his discovery.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS.

The premiums awarded by the Agri
cultural Society, given above, will he
paid 10y the Treasurer, at the Cdiedonian
office, on next Friday and Saturday,
Sept. - and ~. As far us possible, all
are requested to call on one of the above
days. Those who ask premiums sent
by mail. will enclose stamp.