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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER BKnKs, from Phadclphia for Boston went
ashore Yesterday the fats in the blight New Castle
Del. but got OF and proceeded.
smr STAR. vianeio from Lobo.. with guano for Europe
before rcportedl. abandoned May l o.
Chloe Island The took the boats
by the captain with and the other by the
with eleven The mates boat the third
in sight Of tho Island OF Chloe when the weather
thick and rainy, and In attempting land
swxmped and knocked pieces slarge roller
all hands except tolocd sailor lost The sailor
thrown upon the beach insensible.
surr CRY BosroN Crosby. from Boston April 20 for
Bombay put into Bahia Jsnc IL In distress of what
not stated
snlr FRANcIs SAGE 1894 tons built At Now York In
1880 metsed In 1874 at this has been sold
snder the Portuguese flag AT - private price.
URSULA 2So tons, built baltimore in 1856.
mctslcd Ia 1874 this has been sold for Norwe
CLAN account at $1,000.
Brig EXAMPLE (Br), Lewis from Boston via Barbados.
for Lxgusyra totally wrecked 2lst OF June
the spanish Main. No particular The Il ls3 tons
register owned In Pictou, where she built in 1853
ScHR BiLL BUTCHER, at San Francisco July q from
Bowers Landing, reports:At midnight. June 80 run
City Of striking side
she schr we'll down, which shortly asr hlsd with
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MIR. JEWELS RESIGNATION.
MR. WILLIAM oRToN's DENIAL OF ANY CON.
NECTION THERRwITH.

MR. WILLIAM ORTON S DENIAL OF ANY CON-
NEcTI0N THERRwITH.
NEW YORK, July IL, 1870
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
The statement published as a Washington special IN
tho Erenng Post OF to-day the effect that was con-
cerned in had knowledge OF the removal Of Post
master General Jewell, is absolutely false.
Mr.. Jewell and myself were warm personal friends
long before he became Postmaster General and nothing
has occurred that aware OF during his official
term to disturb relations in the slightest degree.
II is made by law the duty OF the Postmaster Gen.
era year fix the rates which the government
shall pay upon its teegraphic business. This is
usually dono the end OF June each year. and snco
Mr. Jewell has been Postmaster General he has given
notice of the when he would consider tho sub
ject IN order that might he heard should SO desire
Somo three weeks aso he called my attention 10 the
matter he had done the year before about the
time, and in communication to the subject
spoke Of n reduction oi rates We had some CORE.
spondence about the matter during which he stated
that he proposed TO bring up the subject Cabinet
meeting Thersupon sent the President commu-
cation by telegraph to be considered the tme
giving briefly the reasons why thought the govern
ment which arc considerably below The average
rates paid by the public, should not be further re-
duccd This message rot sent in time TO be con-
sidered at tho meeting. A few days later went to
Washington Tor the purpose OF conerring with tho
Postmaster General this subject and the result OF
tho conference arrangement of the rates SUBJ
stanaIly the basis OF last year, which entirely
satisfactory to me-
| have not only not been party, directly or indi-
rectly TO any movement looking to the removal Of Mr.
Jewell. but | have had no knowledge whatever that
any such movement was on foot
OF course am not a competent witness concerning
whs, done Cabinet meetings. but as the telegraph
rates for the current sca year liked by Post
master General voluntarily there was occasion Tor
appeal TO the Cabinet TO overrulc him. and such
ap zeal made to my knowledge and II may be as
samed, therefore, that he was not oycrruIcd.
WILLIAM oRTON.
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NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS.

THE STATE CONVENTION YYsTKRDAY--JUDGF
SETTLE NOMINATED FOR GovEgNon-rHx
CONVENTION ADJOURNED UNTIL TO-DAY.
RAL.IGH July IL, 1875
The Republican State Convention was called to order
at noon by Colonel Thomas b. Keogh Chairman of tho
State Executive Committee, who appointed for tenn
porary President Right Rev. W. Hood bishop Of the
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
A turbulent scene followed. motion authorizing
the President to appoint a Committee on Permanent
Organization, was violently opposed by Mr.. POOLS ad
hcrens, but ultimately passed, whcrcupon the Prcs
dent read a cut-and-dried list OF committeeman. A
Committee Credentials appointed, also, during
the retirement OF these committees Various inefIcc
tual motions made ard great confusion prevailed
Speeches made by Judge Tourgee' Hon.
W. Watts Hon. samuel T. Phillips, Solicitor General
of the United States, who had been selected for per-
President, thrh spoke at considerable length
Hon. Richard {. Badger then put in nomination for
Governor Hon. Thomas Settle one OF the supreme
Court judges OF North Carolina, characterzing him
as OF the truest most manly and
chivalrc republicans In the State, Hon. owen II.
DocSery named Tor the candidacy by Judge Rus
sell. Hon. John Pool advocated Dockery old line
whic. Amer remarks from several persons support
OF one or the other ot the two gentcmsn In nomina-
tion, the roll WAS called Settle received l'3 votes TO
65 for Dockery, upon Dockery appeared upon tho
platform proposed three cheers Tor North Carolina and
moved 10 make the nomination unanimous
For Lieutenant Governor, oxCongrcssman William
A. Smith and Alfred How, negro, were pamcd
Pending a vote thereon, Judge Settle was conducted
TO the platform and announced his acceptance OF the
nomination. with its responsibilities he briefly stated
that hc would forthwith resign his Judicial ONCE and
commence canvass OF tho state, jointly with Gov
ernor Vance, IRON the mountains TO the scaboard-
Hon. William A smith was then nominated for
Lieutenant Governor receiving all but twenty seven
votes. The Secretary Of State being next order,
Allen Rutherford, J. Edward West w. H. Howarton,
Judge samuel w. Watts and Colonel William A. Al.
bright were severally named Without taking a vote
the Convention. at ten minutes past seven T. NJ. ad-
Journed 10 ten A. Al. TO morrow.
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SAvAyLLA. june 30-In port schr Fannie Pike Robbina
for Pensscola to have left June but detained 10
consequences OF the removal of the Custom House 10 Bar
rauquillaA
sYDsxv cB: July 3Arrived. bark Capri (Br,. Mclean
Londonderry ldg. for Montreal. with coal
ST STEPHEN. NB June 27-Ceared schr LAmoine LIE sch
RIO JRneiro.
sr JonS. NIB. suly 11-Arvcd. ship Ellen Goodspesd,
Morse liverpool brig Victor Yongha 18TH schr Bright
Star tBr), Perth Amboy. NJ.
Cleared lIth. bark BrigadIer Hsvre.
Sailed lith ship John Bryce Morse Lyerpool: bark 81
Nicholas tDrl. Saunders. Penarth Roads.
VICTORIA, june 3o-Arriyed. brig Pomare (Iav), from
Honolulu.
Sailed June 80. bark ia ohan Ircrns. San Francisco
VALPARAISO May 2S-Arnved, ship Ingomsr (Hr). Long,
Rio Janero: June bark Louisa Malcolm (Br Robertson
do
In 5th. ships Amor Banyon Watts PabeIlon
de- Pcas for Queenstown reloaded ready and sail 9th
Edward q Brien Snaey. from Meliones for Liverpool
finished airs nd relosdng; Bevedere Kirby Inde
pendencia Bay for Hampton Roads, dcharging for further
YAnxourH Ms July l2-Arived. steamer Dominion lBr),
Clements, Boston,
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
mon MATKR
PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY y, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
KTYoRrnD NJ THB RKRALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wmTnsToHs TELEGRAPH LIH

KYYORTnp RKRALD STEAM vACHfo AND HERALD
vMTn6ToMH TELEGRAPH LSx
Steamer Aisata tBr,. Campbell. Glasgow July and
Movle I'd with md.s and is9 passengers 70 hsnSers"n
nss' s hsass %s er t' IL 80 TO-
Emma .a from c"da for Ss fI5s smsu,v INN, % and
nd.s and 27o PAS Kunhsrds 5
ss H:a Sss''!y ssi
~ % @us:sS ..snsr soSnd Sssna
9th IS ;Saallsd sSip FinslssdsT s. M from
hy.S Gy s B.
oH%1s 10Th
10th. Palermo eoth Meptone 24th and with
steamer E,na sgD. SAMSON. ror. "u Prince June 70.
mdse and passengers to pm Forwood Co: First four
Primes; 18th, Oh Great Egg H.fSsf 'shf cha' Kemp
oo,u%SS; nssS ;s, nsssna g. July g. with md''
stssmsr state Of Texas. Bolser. Galveston Jny and
ksy %s' @'s s7s o%
with ss mass and and p..:snSssSs. tcclsIs seaman.
ship JsSS %ind.sr Ss,, Gibson Liverpool A
BARK Es,oiis 'ot Yarmouth Ss. Poole Trieste so days,
with barrels to Brett Son Co.. passed Gibraltar
F..S. s@sn sss s:y ~
ham Boyese9 Crossed the Eaui.or Nay 81 IN lon 80 SO
das. s"' via pcaw.re rcai~ssr with S.ury
days. moiasses to rrowbridge's sons
% schr Francis French Candy. yirynia July H. 10 PM
while laying a. anchor on Coney Island point struck BY
which lay at anchor close by was sunk at the same
sshr W Davis Fleming. virr,nia
Sch, ssS Tsssi ss 4s EsossTs os9 H;k1s. vIss Virginia
Schr Emma, Eastman. Virginia.
ssSr ssSl Tve STt a..y e9'i. SaDm.y y5sg'. yssn.
Schr Annie Cranmer. Bragg. Virginia.
Schr Rhodela Blew, Scull, Virginia.
sehr W Phillips, Hawkins deOrgetown. DC, for Nor
sehr Craft. oreey. Rcckland, Me- days, with paving
stones to Magin; vessel to master
~ Bark Saga tNor from westport. which anchored
In the lower bay passed up TO the city 18th Pm.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Eleanora Johnson, Portland for New York.
Steamer City Of Fitchburg Springer. New Bedford for
Steamer Electra. Young. Providence for Now York
SeSr Damon. Weeks Providence for New York.
schr Henry May Hatch. Providence for new York
sehr Emily Heuts king. Kennsbsc for New York
ser Day Row Bsssg, for New ,l YoSs v
Schr Maud Webster Marshall, Providence for New York
@ ny l York
Schr Hsse. McNamee. Greenwich for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Tilhe. Ewing. New York for Nov London and
Bark amos Mccarthy. Gould. New York for Buenos
Schr Newport CBrj, Miller New York for ST John M
schr John Boynton. IIill New York for Calais
scSr Q n.wl,y, Barrett. ror. johnson for Boston.
Schr d @ Burdett Rogers, New York for New Haven
seSr isabel Rberto Tccxcr New York for Port Jefferson
Schr Planter Hamin. New York for Derby.
senr ohn soekSa% Hart New York for Providsnce
schr Hannah Brown. sackett, New York tor Provi
sehr Hswlev, Bayies Port johnson for Provdsnes
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came to Washington in tho service OF the per-
sons to lobby an act through Congress. ratyins The
final awards Of the commission, for which he received
s., 0U0 lnl his expenses. This Is forbidden by
section l,7sl of the Revised Statutes, which makes
such services performed by . member OF Congress
penal offence 1t is said here that when the report
this Venezuela business is made public 1t will need
something more than the appointment Of Mr. Tyner as
Postmaster General to strengthen the party in Ind
orth. in Indiana, and Marshal Packard, in Lou.s
ana arc heavy loads for the party TO carry
GOVERNOR TILDEN AND CIVIL SERVICE RE-
FoRM-A PROPOSITION TO ED HIGHER THAN
HAYES.
Several Of tho most influential democrats here are
urging Governor Tiden to declare in his letter Of ac
cepance unequvocally for civil service REFORM and
promise that he will not make removals in tho SUBJ
ordinate offices If he should be elected except for In
capacity or corruption. This movement startles
many membecs who hardly prepared for slch a
micnnal promise, and would rather have 1t deferred
until they get their own people in. But the men who
urge the most influential In their party here and
they in earnest They their candidate bid
higher than Governor Hayes, and it is certainly a
promising sign in politics when tho wsest and most
influential men in both parties that the way to
lies IN the most specific pledges OF good govern
ment and OF reform IN the public service
ME- HEwITT's LITTLE sPEECH-REPuBIIcAN
PROMISES AND PERFORMANCES CoNrRAsTFD.
Mr. Hewitt of New York, has prepared n brief
speech to bc delivered TO morrow composed almost
entirely OF quotations from republican platforms.
promises of civil service reform and messages OF Gen.
era Grant on the same subject His intention Is to
the frequent and abundant promises with tho
very meagre performances.
THE DISMISSAL OF THE LATE POSTMASTER
GENERAL-CABINKT MINISTER'S WITH TOUGH
SKINS WANTED.
The sudden dismissal OF Mr. Jewell remains topic
OF discussion and is reported today that his brother
who is Commissioner OF the Court OF Alabama CLAIMS
will soon follow him.
Didn't Jewell have rather short notice from the
Presidcntyn some one asked personal friend OF Gen.
eral Grants to-day, and the reply was:-
"We yes. 1t was little rough on tho old man.
He might very wisely dissemble his love, but no ought
not 10 kick him down stairs"
There Is an impression that the President was dis
appointed at the voluntary resignation OF Mr. Brstow
and Bluford Wilson, and took 1t out OF poor Mr. jew
ell Meantime, persons OF delicate sensibilties will
hardly expose themselves to such treatment, and the
President will have to seek Cabinet ministers here
after If he shonld need others, among tho tough
skinned Sort who do not mind being shown the door
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BuRRARp INLET June 2s-ssiled. bark Wellington (Nc,.
Buses Arnrs x ,.1A..iy.d :ehS S LSssrSs Rogers
ton bombay, arrived ll,a in distress b.rs Eian Br.
Rieh%snd u. arrived sh Haa.a Ger, Cords from Rich
BAsAcoA July lin port schr Caleb Eatou Savage for
C.IIAo June issailsd ship Gardner Colby. stroetsr
CARpssAs. July s-Arrved. brig Goodwin. Craig. Mar
CnsruKcos. July sArrived. brig Atalaya Cole. Kings
sailed s,h brIgs Aelsuia Csp) Arenla Baltimore; Pan
chito ,sp). 81 John, Nh .
c.nAnIrs. July 7-Arrived brig Perce' Hinckey Small
Sailed 7th bark Adelia Carleton Packard New York
HAVANA, July 6--Arrived. brig Torrent. Ne, PhAdcl-
Richardson from baltimore Liverpool via 81 johns NJ
Lsnos juno 25-Arrivsd. brig Express Ge, Fretwurst.
Locxroxr Ms, July Io-sailed. schr Ranger (Br West
Mosrxvrpko May 2s-Arrivcd schr Anne Conant, sssf
ford rs:s s for ss Ea%sss ssa. .ns .. ssa:
In port June bark Emma Francis tBr. Burns for New
MosrnrAL. July locieared. steamers Amelia. Possu-
ger, London; c9rinhian Mennies Glasgow Lake Cham
MrRAxIcmI July 4-Arrved. bark Albion Nor,. Larsen.
sailed July 1, bark Kate Crosby (Brl Liverpool,
In port 80 BARK Carrie Dcsp (Br, xcRac for Lv-
SxSlIro June 25-saed brig Dcux Amis (Fr. Roberts.
Prcrou. july 7-clesred bark Laura Foster. GLASGOW:
Qusssc July e-Arrlvcd .-amc stevio Br sdley. New
Thames Campbell. London Morsvisn Graham Liverpool
ship st Bernard Horton Liverpoo bark Agatha Hansen
Hull.
Cleared 10Th. barks Norwegian Rogers London Equity.
Nordstrou. Dublin Ida, Norris Cardiff; Axel, ToIlesscn.
london Louise. Msrch. Lverpool Aexin Bernier Caer
nsrvon; Madurs. for Amsterdam.
Rio GRAxpk Nay 3U-ln port, brig Neptuues Car (Brl.
Pike, for New York. competing cargo; Gipsey dam.
Jayne. schr Ella. Mitchell. for Boston. ready.
kIo JASKno June SIN port ships Gslatca. Harder Tor
-; Newman Hall tBr) Slater, -; bAfks May Queen.
Sprngster Baltimore arrived LIST: Serene Segcmsn.
do, arrived tsh David Preston. Hail unc rsismsn
fBr) Blackford Cochin (Brl. Dcrve from Greenock
arrived May for Portland ready briKx Mary
Leighton. Nxter Lily. Teukbury from Monte video
River Plate Dtdu
Ssw) ANDERSON: for Galveston, loading: krowp yon
Psussen ier). Klein, for do do schrs Curtis Acsery Nor
ton unc; wismne scott from CampsnA arrived May -
G Evans Brewster, from New York. arrived June Il.
Sailed MAY ~ brgs Horsey Br), Cofl, santos with
inward earso June 3; ship India lforp, Lc,sar New
York 4th. brig Mentor Port) terrinho New York; 9th
barG Chris,ns (Br), Andrews BsrDsdos; 9Th. brig
Packard, Anssbury, Baltimore.
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SAILED.

Steamers Russs tBr, for Lverpoo Erin Br). London
Nellie Martha Rio Jsncro. &c; Gen Barnes Savanna all
Gulf Stream, charieston ship Roneile tBr, Liverpool
bsrks Eureka. AMER. Mary Agnes tBr). Queenstown
Neversink. 'Dsntzic brig A Jewett, Marsciss
Wind as sunset. ssE: at midnight NNw, light
Barometer at sunset 3uO6; Rt ID PM, 3QOA
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Panama June "a. bark Sea Fox Hamlin Of
NIB, with 80 bbls OIL
Sailed from Talcahuano April TO- barks Nautilus Lake.
NIB John Carver Deans, do: 25th. Mary Susan Handy
do Falon, Henendeen do: Morning Star Lewis do Ma
Mars Allon. do (a to crusc).
letter from Mr. Donaldson. first onfcer OF brig Herman
Smith Cook Of Boston reports her of the coast OF
Florida, with so bbls oil
spokenJuy 8 lat 40 30 bark Ranger Flanders NIB,
=
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SPOKEN.

Bark VIM Owen (Br). Brown. North sydney for Lewcs.
July II 3 80 Pm. Absecomb bearing wNw. 10 miles.
Sloop Bittle nhout II feet long). Monsen from New
York for Europe, July s. so miles ESE of Sandy Hook
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YACHTS. sTEAMnOATs. go.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATs. &C.
A THE OLD ESTABLfsiEO PLACE fot WxTE6
"A ST.. near Cathsrne Market, me allie and wooden
boats, all kinds. JOHN r SMITH.
L,OR sALE-A NEW IRON STEAM LAUNCH so FERR
r long; speed, IL niles Inquire Of NEAFIE LEVY.
rhiladephia
DOR SALE-fllE NEW. FAST SLOOP YACHT
EgeriA JJxl59 complete and ready immediate
Apply to q. W. NJ sTUkGEs. ~ Reads it.
L,oR SALE--CABIN sL0OP YACHT Is BY 10. CON-
Il piete In every respect ~ Broadway room Al
VVANTED-A FIRST CLASS YACHT WITH coon
w accommodation tor 10 cruise Of . week 70 70
daya Address NJ. box LII Herald oncs.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

rns OF SYpARruREs PROM new YORK voR Trs MONTHS
JULY AND ACGCsT
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WEATHER REPORT
FOREIGN PORTS.

-JHoLYHlAp, July II. PM-wind Sw. moderate.
QUEENS OWN. July IL, PM-wind s, very light; dull
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11
Club List for 1877.

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The Lyndon CRi0R tells this story:
Some years ago. when Elder Hale was
setteled in Waterford. be preached Ser
non in which be had something 70 say
about casting OF. devils Uncle Asa
Hover hearing about it. and wishing to
plague the preacher. began TO question
him sbeut such nonsense being accepted
as literally true Nos" said he. ''ze-
coriiDg 70 your doctrine. | have . devil
in ne. and do yOa suppose it would be
possible 70 cast il out The elder
looked him over seriously for . minute.
and replied No SIR, nOt-and have
ANYTHING left
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11

The Reform Club at this place Is
nOurishing beyond the expectation Of the
most sanguine- They propose to have
literary exercises In eOnnecsion with
the club meetings. hereafter. Next
Tuesday evening Q2 inst debate IS
IN order On the question Rss,lrsss
That If Russia declares var with Turkey
It IS good craftsmanship for England to
interfere All are invited TO participate
IN the debate
DERBY
Dr.. J. H. Peek Is here from tie West.
School at the academy commences
this week. Wednesday.
Potatoes are pOv selling here q, from
80 TO so cents Per bushsL
PrOf. Allen cOu,enplases giving even
ing lessons in PhOn0graphy during the
winter.
HE people OF Derby prOpose to have
= singing school, during the winter. and
to that end have raised sOme s75.
2 The Reform Club movement still pro-
crosses in this place, They meet every
Wednesday evening. at the Coed Ten
plAr's hall The present officers are: E
B. HOlt. president; Daniel KiIburu. Sec
rotary.
GLOFER.
Jos Drew viii weigh hay and other
things. for half the usual price during
the winter.
Sherburn and Hall expect TO have :
social ball at ibeir hotel THURSDAY eve
Dec- l+th-
The sabbath schools Of the Nertb anC
South churches. will unite in eslebrat
ing Christmas
Henzn MeLure has returned from til
West He speaks Of hard times and lo1
wages among the poorer class
Prentls< Leonard has bought. durin.
the past few weeks, 2OO turkeys. vhlcl
. he proposes to dress for Christmas
Foxes are unusually plenty in thi
: vicinity. one came for three DAYS in 81,
! eession into the yard Of IAbAu Darliu
: and took each tine > chicken
: The taxpayers Of school district y,
! 8. consider themselves fortunate in *
: curing the services Of Mr.. Ba6coek zn
: Mss Biekfori for the winter term
= Orleans Liberal Institute closed. Ia:
: week. With Al examination and exhib
! tim. both Of which exercises reaeete
4 much credit upon the teachers who ha'
I made the school z1coesS
: 4 sou Of Samuel Wheeler under 81
! years Of age lost rsosatly the use Of !
/! arm By What seems 10 Be paralysis. :
: unooanoa occurznce for one 50 yOun
Hopes are entertained that be nay =
e covsr It use
I joseph Drew. wishing 70 tEy Al Z
, pertinent. cut g l-2 pounds from L
: side Of fat hOg. fron which lie ob.4i
e ed % pounds q strained lard the SRA
d weighing ? PoaD3s- lsaTiug only l l
3 pounds for waste
Mr.. Perkins left town With his fan
: II. last thursday His rev 6eld q
= Dor Is So Royaltcn- Daring Mr.. P;
= kius' ministry q Is years II this Plz'
he has gained many w2-a friends. y
- Eish hin 2bari4nt s1eesss-
The Glover folks have been killing
: ;hsir hogs lately, and the foIl0~ing
the Esigbs Of several that we're Kill
in The village DeighboEhood- If any '
laSe can show As god Or : better reor
On porks-z. ne should ike to publish
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11

Are DOT some Of our Orleans county
friends pursuing very foolish course in
attempting 70 defeat the inevitable The
removal Of the county buildings to some
point Oh the railroad Is As sure TO come
IS the seasons it Is one Of those things
which modern progress demands. and
the demand viii be enforced The fall
in real estate st Irasburgh vas sure to
come, It can't be averted and the old
time prices can never b restored. It IS
unpleasant for the people Of that town,
&c know. many things in life are, but
they must be borne for all that. The
commission proposed to locate the new
county buildings we're certainly men Of
ability. unpartiEan. and bound BY every
consideration Of honor and duty 70 pru-
ceei With caution and fairness, and rem
der decision which the people Of that
distracted county and entire state would
sceept IS Just and 6nzl.-Ft Farmer.
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ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

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