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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

MESSAGE FROM E.PREsIDENr.-In az
liking my signature to The river AMI hll-
hor appropriation b II. | deem it my Luty
To annou te Ia the House of Representa-
tiv's my objection to some features of the
bill aH'l The reason why | sign it. If j;
was obligatory upon the executive to ex-
pend All the money appropriated Ivy Con
yrcs>, | should return the brll with my OBJ
J~rctiun~. notwithstanding the great incun
venlcnce To the public interest resulting
thrrtfr"m. and the loss of expenditures
from previous Congress upon incomplete
works. Without cnumrrtlinr many APP
preparations are made for work of a pure
~ private or ! cd interest. in no >cI>,. ma
tional. | ann give my sanction t.
these, and Will take care thai during my
term of office n" plblic money >hll hr
expended up N them. There i, very urea
necessity for economy of cxpen liturrs at
This time, grow NJ ONT of the loss of rev
rnur likely To rise from thu d'li .icn.y Of
the appropriation of the same. TIA" re-
Iuclipn OF revenue districts. the ,liminu-
tl"n of spcc!I lgrnt> AMI the total ahpIl-
ION Of Supervisors my result III Il great
f,lliny If of Il may be t ulr>-
ton to consider whether any ~rNp-niulrr
ran be well authorized under the river am
h.rb"r appropriation further than To pro-
ttct the work already done and paid for.
| n,er no circumstances Viii | allow OK
ptnditurt~ not clearly nltiuull.
Signed t. :. GEN\r.
Executive Mansion. WASHINGTON. u. &.
August lith.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

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nm, ana f'l~ "alrImtI" on several times a
'!1N- ne j. very mad ut the New "rk
1rtj1urt ) premature obituary Of aim. 1t
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tons. have been put On plat form e.1r-. m, N
winch they will he kept durinr the Cen
truuil Exhibition. They are some 10 ar
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hoops.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

Extract from Il private letter from ST.
Louis IN the Boston Idt6rtlser: Money
wa used here like water. Tllden's BROTH
er and his nephew, 10y the name of Pei
ton, was the dishurscr. and there was n,
restraint on 'heir libcrality, or license of
expense. The delegates from the north
western states, AS We'll rs from all New
England, were organized and bound to-
Sether. They had all been secured. The
wonderful thing about all this is, that it is
iidcns own fight. 1t is his personal af-
far He dictated everything. and han
Hes every weapon himself. If there are
contributions of money. he yields it ;s if
II were his own. He is initiating in poll
tics the audacitv of Gould and Fisk in
other spheres. If be is elected, he will
take the credit to himself, an, he will be
entitled to it.
The country Is saved from Mu1le,t. The
appointment Of James G.. Hill Of Bo.top.
long the Assistant Supervising Architect
the treasury to the held of the Bureau.
is made by The Secretary of the Treasury,
and Is not subject to confirmation bv The
senate Mr.. Hill is the man that Potter
hoped would receive the appointment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

Dull IN EERMoNr.-On the arrival at
Rich'0rs!, Friday afternoon, Of lhe Mon.rr-
Il train over the SO 1.-THE Is crn road, ",
he 81. Albums M>>'A3er. >iNNoun. FrrncA
men. cvil, nlly Of tn" upper CLASSES -ot of
tnl proceeded through the fields to 4 pas
uue cl~t Of the Mi~>i-ll,i railroad, about
t mile south of the village. Before Il
great whiie pistol Shots Were heard. and
soon three of the party appeared a: The
OF Sherman Sears. enc Of them sent
. / went t" the villa-" and in a short tim,
j. l.. G"llirl> team arrived and con
vclcd the sufferer and his cumuanions TO
be Union house, where DR.. Hamilton dis
oovtrcd that The man bad beer shot in lIl,
l'@. He tuUnd u flesh wound. not very Sc
we're, AMI extracted the bullet. Tie ,hrr,
others hid proc cdr,l to the depot and were
Waiting for The cars WHEN, it having been
-t:>l"rcl tlat Il duel had cen fought, the,
were alit>trd and one Of them promptly
confessed the charge.
The names of Ii" comlnt"nts were Ar
thur lovct, who was tie challenger ana
he man wounded. and Lrun N~ulr.v.
Rove : seconds w lie Edward Guil,emett
md NJ. Dur,nd; Naudrcv'S were AIb,le
Flambert and Louis HcIthclct.
tn" penalty III Vermont for engaging in
| duel II principals. when The result i, nov
Fatal, is not more llan ten Near,' impli>on-
mont or a tine not exceeding $1,000, and 4
disqualification for holding office here: the
penalty for the seconds is five wears or
- 600 and tn same di>Iu,liii alton.
The mrn engaged in thu. duel are from
VI ,n!r"'i. The cause seems TO have been
IN old qrUrrcl between them. They : uo!
1t Il distance OF one hnndrrl feet apart.
One ct them receive = wound in the right
thigh Th" ball entered at the front.
passed nearly through, and was taken on,
behind and above where it entered.
the prince pals and the seconds have
been tried and placed un,lrr bonA., III.
principals $1,000 each. the others $1,000
HE SIX wer" brought to st. Albums iuI
Mondty. They are wholly rcticent. d,
clInlng t" b" interviewed. and ut their cN
allnntl"n before Justice G.. w. Gibson in
frhi'rd they declined t" talk, simply de-
nyin" the charge. Just before the rX.mi-
nation two "r three of them bad admitted
II, protesting i,nor me. h 1t it WAS pro-
hlbIt2d.
Monday noon Mr.. Ollivore. Il detective.
from Montreal. and Mr.. L.. De Bolclrr T.
VILE. II hotel keeper from Quehcc. friends
II tn" ptrtl's. arrived and other friends.
who are expected to bill them. are said to
ne on The way. They have retained
Mes>r> Noble. Davis and Smith us coun.
81 Their friends say that they have been
over from France only about Il year. and
one of them is said to nave intimate.I that
they ar sporting characters. The wound
Ell man Is doing we'll and does not suffer
severely.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16
THE INDIAN CAMPA1GN.-The CHica1

The INDIAN CAMPA1GN.-The ChicagG
Times correspondent writing from Fort
ButOrd Aug. II, via Bismarck Nth, say.
Gen. Terry's force which left Rosebud or
the Sth numbered 1000 fighting men. and
was accompanied bv 225 wagons with sun
plies for 30 days. Gen. Terry with il view
OF forming Il junction with Gen. Crook
Will move down the west bank of the Rose
BUD 40 miles, when the combined fore,
VIII endeavor to engage the Indians in the
region Of Big Horn Mountains. The Crow
scouts report the main body Of Sittino
Bulls band camped on Sinking River, :,
tributary of the BIG Horn Mountains.
which will be an almost impossible un-
dertaklng at this season of the wear.
1t appears that there is no prospect of
another engagement with the Sioux, unles>
the Indians desire to make Il fight, as the
troops WILL lie unable to Overtake them be
ore the approach Of cold weather. 1t j.
reported that large bands of Northern In
dltnS were seen crossing the Missouri be
low Fort Benton, going north inro tn,
british possessions, and it is not believe,
tlcy Will make :: stand against the troops
again this year.
General Terry has decided to return
with his en- ire command to the mouth of
the Rosebud about September H.. All tn,
troops will be Withdrawn after that dat.
AMI the command Will march overland
from supply camp along the north bank
Oh the Yellowstone to Il point opposite,
fort Bufnrd, where Il ferry will b.. proviI-
ct to move the command to the east bank
OF the Missouri. The troops frol thai
POINT will march overland to w,rr;.,,
ports in Dakota and ;lonr the Missouri
river. The steamer Far West will remain
at the mouth of the Rosebud until the re-
turn OF the troops and will convey the sick
ana wounded and such of the supplies AMI
camp 'qllplTc rs possible to The mouth Of
HE Yellowstone and down the Missouri
FlNcr. All OF the steamers, with this c>-
t"pilon, have been taken Out of the river.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

That was some time ago and Samuel
might have reformed but he hasn't and hi.
latest record isn't any better than his war
record.
Reform is necessary"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

The secretary Of tn" treasury III, direct
ed the assistant treasurer of the United
States ut New York to sell tp-dy NNrd-
nr>day) the gold received in ptvinrnt for
bonds of the five per cent funded iutn of
1881. sold on the 18th instant, under the
provisions OF the act approved April i2th.
1876, providing for the payment of Judo
mentS rendered Ivy til" cours sc tn" Al
bama claims commissioners.
National Republican., 1876-06-20

A MAGNIFICENT demonstration crowned
the efforts of the respective Republican
organizations Of the District last night. 1t
was success of which the party, from
Maine tothe Pacific, may well be proud, for
inhabitants from all the States were pres
ent at the great meeting. The appoint
ments were complete, the facilities ample,
the enthusiasm unbounded, the illumina-
tions brilliant, and the speeches full of
spirit, eloquence and worth. This was the
biggest first-gun of the campaign, and its
mighty influence will be felt from
ocean to ocean. The speeches of
Ketchum, of Pa, Butler and Morton were
received with great enthusiasm, be-
cause the speakers devoted their words to
the protection of the loyal element in the
South, which is to-day at the mercy Of the
White League an organization formed for
the purpose of destroying, by intimidation
and force, the elective franchise Of the
blacks, and many of those who have suf-
fered at the hands of this vicious organiza-
ton were in the vast assemblage. Most of
the speeches were devoted, to eulogies of
the candidates, and all were received with
marked enthusiasm. The scenes of the
eventful evening eliminated at MIR.
Blaine's house about II o'clock, when the
different organizations waited upon him
The impulsive enthusiasm exhibited there
shows, unmistakably, that the "Great
Commoner'' is beloved by the masses.
National Republican., 1876-06-20
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
JUNE II, 1876.
0EI


JUNE IL, 1876.
AN. Leave Washington. oEE4
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations.
$40 Bxltimore, Annapolis and " ay Stations, Point
Of Rocks, and intermediate Stations, Main
7:lo Baltimore and Alexandria Junction.
s:lO NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON
Way Stations and connects for Annapolis.
Sis CipcinPst St Louis and PitssogTF EsP5sss
, ETsdeTisk, s n.gsFsS9wn and Valley road:
$40 Baltimore and Way Stations.
s:25 NEW YORK LIMITED EXPRESS. Baltimore
and Philsdelphia; Sunday to Baltimore only.
n:i5 Baltimore, Way Stations, Erlicott City and
leo NEW 4oRK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
EXPRESS. On Sunday all way stations and
20 R,isi%STs spS %s{ stas1ons ,,.ss r,.ss-
rick, Ellicott City and Way Stations via
$40 FredeFick and Point of Rocks, tvis Metropou-
As Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
Park, Oakland, Columbus and Louisville by
11:3O D. m. train on Saturday, Hagerstown
and Winchestsri Sleeping cars to Chicago,
s elnoa AND RSp EXPRESS
Frederick; and Way stations, via Relay.
$40 Baltimore, Bladens6urE, College, Beltsvtlle,
Laurel. Annapolis Junction.
$40 Pittsburg, but no connection beyond Martins
burg by train leaving sunday night. Way
300 Baltimore. Relay, Bladensourg, Beltsyule,
Laurel.
1000 NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NIGHT EX-
PRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
10:r5 Baltimore and Principal Way Stations
1O:40 Martinsburg and Way Stations, Metropolitan
Branch.
u:30 ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Deer Park, Oakland,
Chicago, Columbus, SaAduSky, Newark. On
Saturday for Louisville.
7:1o s:IO S:l5 SS5 a. M. lao. 5:2 5:ss. $40, ZOO,
500 SGD, 1890. lOG5 and II 30 p. NJ, daily.
Al other trains daily, except sunday ,.,,-o,v,
Valley Branch, or for New York and Philadel-
phia at $40 q. m. and lao D. m.
For further Information apply st the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices Washington Station, and As,
601 and 6O3 Pennsylvania avenue, and No. GLIB Fif-
teeuth street y. W., where orders will be taken for
baggage TO be checked and received at any point in
THOS. r. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. S. KOONTZ, General Agent.
National Republican., 1876-06-20

When the Democratic party succeeds in screen
ing itself and all of its Objectionable and ugly
features behind the splendid achievements Of
the gallant Hancock, positive blindness will
have smitten the gaze OF those who preserved
The Union aud manumitted the slave.
The Republican ticket has excited unbounded
enthusiasm in Maine. The Maine people, dis
appointed at the defeat of their favorite, have
taken courage from his magnanimous ex-
ample, have fallen into line and are preparing
to march on to victory.
National Republican., 1876-06-20

The WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
is now ready for delivery; containing the
general news of the week, including the
proceedings of the Republican National
Convention at Cincinnati. 1t is a cheap
and large campaign paper.
National Republican., 1876-06-20

COLONEL FITZGERALD, of the PhIladel-
phia Item, made a neat little speech at the
ratification meeting last night, in which he
noted, en- passant, the wonderful changes
which had taken place in our city since
1860. He characterized 1t as the most
beautiful city in the world.
National Republican., 1876-06-20

THE House yesterday passed several i'm
portant District bills, Including one for the
pavement of Pennsylvania avenue and one
for commission to draft a new form of
government for the District.
National Republican., 1876-06-20

THE New York World says ''the general
public knows nothing about either" Hayes
or Wheeler. But then, they will be well
known by the ides of November, even by
the most ignorant Democrats. "D'ye
min that, nowl"
National Republican., 1876-06-20

Persons EedOing the city during the sum
NOR months, and soishiHg to be Informed Of
matters trGnspiring at the city Of Wash
Iaoton, can haze the DAILY NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN mailed to their address, free Of
postage, at the following rates, payable in
National Republican., 1876-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NOR SALE AT sl,7oO 5000 CASH
Il and balance s25 per month for a neat property
ss FenfBRFh Fh oT " and streets.
FoR SALE At slsoO-rwo,sToRY
IL frame house on SAMSON street. near Four
jels Seventh and streets.
EoR SALE AT sl,4sO-Two-STORY
Il frame house, with six rooms, terrace, front
jeis B. Il. WARNERr Seventh and Streets
FOR AEE AT s1,4OO-TwO-SToRY
h0uis oH 4 BSpRfaSf isrest Seventh and Streets
FOR SALE AT s,@O- ON LONG
T Jel5 ! i B. Il. WAR WARMER, Seventh and Streets
EoR SALE AT 400 II $50 CASH AND.
Il SIS monthly, for two-story four-rOom houss
nG jels i. T Ii. w %RRNER, % seventh @ a. and nd IS Streets
TOR SALE AT s7OO-s25 CASH AND
II SIS monthly for two-story frame house. near
Seventh and Boundary; house rents for so per
month. b. H. WARNER,
TOR SALE AT $3.50 - THREE-STORY
Il brick house, with all the improvements and in
H. W3kSER "a .Rd
EoR SALE AT ss,7OO-FoR A NEW
II three-story brick house, with mans1rd roof,
bay window on every story, all modern improve
jeiS B. II. WARNER. Seventh and streets.
EoR SALE AT ss,5Oo-A FOUR-STORY,
Il nine-roomed brick house. with all the modern
jeis 3. f. %ARNER " seventh and Streets
L story and basement, corner house and store
on street east, An excellent business chance.
EoR SALE AT 5000 "A THREE
story m wf street. ~ rGSs & S apo f sree
jeis B. Il. WARNER. seventh and + streets.
FOR SALE AT 5000 = CORNER
Il Property, in excellent location in the north
jelS Seventh and streets.
EoR SALE A T $500 - ELEGANT
resdsnes nearly new fronting On IN, Innias ssTsea
through to Boundary street; in complete order,
'1s 5 has BSif Y ssd
TOR SALE AT 6,oOC-FoR A NEAT
G three-story residence, containing IA roems, and
within one square Of the Capitol II an elegant
JeiS Seventh and T streets.
FOR SALE AT $4,000 = ELEGANTLY
Il located brick house, with the modern con-
veniences, on street, near sITthi a WARNER
Jel9 Seventh and streets.
EoR SALE AT $1,000 O-THREE E,
4 story pressed brick house, with IL rooms and
al the improvements on street I9rfhysis near
jeIs Seventh and z streets.
EOR SALE AT slI,OyO- ON PENNSYL-
Il YANIA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
''Sss'': jsis sevsBih Ri II; .HS %AFsFEi stFssi..
FOR ALE A $1,000 - CoMM0-
Il DIOUS and convenient house, on the north
side of South street, between Second and Third
county, Md, B. IL. WARNER,
jeI9 Seventh and streets.
EOR SALE AT $4,000 - FOU R
II story property in complete order, with II
rooms, &c, in Mount Vernon Place, street,
b. II. WARNER,
jeIs Seventh and streets.
nor SALE AT $4,000 - LARGE
II brick house near Seventh aud IL streets north
west ten rooms and all modern cOnyeniences. One
half cash and balance suit.
Jel9 b. II. WARNER, Seventh and streets.
EOR ALE AT SlO,0Ol-TWO-STORY
Il brick hous-, with mansard rOef and base
ment, in MichIer Row, on street, between Seven
tccnth and Eighteenth streets.
Jel9 b. II. WARNER, Seventh and streets.
EOR SALE AT S9OOO-A HOUSE
Il with ten rooms and modern Improvements,
near Four-and-a-half and streets northwest.
jeig B. H. WARMER, Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1876-06-20
RAILROADS.
ENOR THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION,
Il Five Trains Daily, except Sunday,

BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Commencing MONDAY. June l2.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
will run the following trains through to Philadel-
phia without change of cars, leaving the Depot,
Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue
sos a. m. daily, except Sunday; arriving in Pha-
delphia, l:2O p.
s:S5 a. m. daily. except ;srriving In Phia-
delphia, l:25 p. m.
lao p. m daily, except Sunday, arriving in PhIa-
delphia, $50 p. IN.
535 D. m daily, arriving in Philadelphia II 90 p
$40 D. m. daily, arriving in Philadelphia 235
Sleeping Cars attached to train to Philadelphia
leaving at $40 p. m. and persons securing berth5
can remain in car until o'clock q. In.
Secure your ticket at office OF the company. north
east corner Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
northeast Sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and depot Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company. ID. M. BOYD, JE.,
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
myi6-tf General Manager.
National Republican., 1876-06-20
B. II. WARNER.

business CHANCE-s4O,OOo ,OOo-A LARGE
u and Excellent mansion in conspicuous and
jeis b. II. WARMER, Seventh and streets,
business CHANCE - s25 OoO-AN ELE-
sJsf''' 3 style and good '''s Seventh % IL aHd
business CHANCE-s25, 5,OOo-ELEGANT
DresideRce on the vest side Of u FiTSt Strset east
jeIs Seventh and streets.
business CHANCE - $4,000 - BRICK
ID house. elegantly finished and centrally To-
Gated. Has Is rooms and all the modern conyeni-
jeis b. h. WARMER, Seventh and streets.
BUSINESS CHANOE-s2loOo-oN EASY
-, - terms. splendid properly on II Z st5sst; near
Tfnsh fia street northwest seventh If aSd Streets
business CHANCE-s15,oOO-A l6RoOM
ID brick house, with all the modern improve
jeis B. II. WARMER, seventh and streets.
business CHAN -s1aOOoFIv
provements in complete order, street, be-
tween Elghah and Rinth ssEeetSi ssStS,D and
business CHANGERS, ,5OO-FoR ELE-
jei9 Seventh and streets.
BUSINESS CHANCE $4,000 - FRAME
So sSt stf nRe f:s go das sa
jeis B. Ii. WARNER, Seventh and Streets
business CHANCES OOo-s1 900 CASH,
ID and balance to suit, for an elght-room house,
jeis B. Ii. WHRNER, Seventh and i streets.
business CHANOE-sI,s I,sOO-Two-sToRY
u brick house, near the Agricultural Depart,
ment. Has modern improvements; 900 cash, and
balance S25 per month.
jels B. H. WARNER, Seventh and streets.
business CHANCE-s1, ,soo-NEw HOUSE
- on street, between New Jersey avenue and
jeis b. II. WARNER, Seventh and streets.
business CHANCE-s1, ,soo-FOR TWO
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
jeis B. H. WARNER, Seventh and streets.
business CHANCE - slsO0 - THREE
ID story brick house, with six rooms, near Twen-
ty-sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Jel9 B. II. WARNER, Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1876-06-20

There is a genuine desire among many of
the adherents Of the Democratic party to fight
under the standard of Winfield S. Hancock,
hoping that with such leader they could
gain the confidence of the loyal people of the
land. This hope is fragile and fading one,
National Republican., 1876-06-20
LOST AND FOUND.

NNSHONONOONONONONON~NONO
Il OST-ON SATURDAY, IN THE CARS
IL between Twelfth street, in Washington, and
Georgetown, pOrtemOnnaie containing n: also,
check dated 9th June, 1875, drawn by Messrs.
Hoover & Co. in favor of the undersigned (but not
endOrsedl for the sum of $50 on the Metropolitan
Savings Bank. All Persons are notified not to pur-
chase said cheek, as payment of the same has been
stopped. r. P. JACKSON,
No. 1S5 Bridge street, Georgetown.
JUNE 10, 1886. jel9-2t
National Republican., 1876-06-20
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

Proctor Knott and his followers have again
commenced to assault Mr.. Blaine, but they
will find another Waterloo when the proper
time comes.
National Republican., 1876-06-20
.NE DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Railroad tickets bought sold, to from all
this city. Apply to NJ. ID. WHITESlDE,
81 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, in the candy
store, Washington, ID. G. ialS-ly
National Republican., 1876-06-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~<~ONN(ON/DNO|DN( (O~N<(NN/ON<NOOOO
u p. WOOD CO., ROOM II, ST. CLOUD
Il building, corner of Ninth and y streets, pay
special attention TO renting houses collecting rents
and furnishing help for private families and
hotels.
The patronage of the public is respectfully So
licited, je9-FMWlm
National Republican., 1876-06-20
r|e Y. M. q. A.

SABBATH EVENING SERVICE FOR THE
MASSES,
COMMENCING SABBATH, June IS, at O'Clock.
SERVICES OF SONG-Fifteeu minutes.
BRIEF ADDRESSES AND EXPERIENCES
Forty-hve minutes.
FOLLOWED BY INQUIRY MEETING.
SINGING LED BY CORNET AND ORGAN.