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With its Millions of Pores,

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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Peoples Gas Light
Company Will be held at the once OF said com.
PAW OHM 'nday, July oh, 1877 at O'Clock p
M, for the purpose OF electlng board OF direc-
''l' W '-' '' asoHeE R. BoTTuM,
Rutland W.T. June s asS. 1877 c'sfk.
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MrER> snrhi>G 4 rINDIcirIoN.


WASHI>GToN, Oct. ~ John G. Myers IF
Nebraskn late Consul General of the United
States to China who Wac removed by Mr. Hayes
Ia June last On account Of his quarrel with Mr..
Seward. our Minister to China. has arrived
here. lie says h. has come to secure n Vindlca-
ton from persecution. and will demand AN IN
Nrstiration by Congress Of the charges brought
against him by Mr.. Seward. lie Will also sub
nit to Congress ~ long list Of charges against
Mr., Seward. whom he alleges to be- n very wicked
and di.hun rst person Myor. wns charged by
Minister seward with having attacked him in Il
new pHprr on account of certain official action
which he took. Myers says ne WINS not guilty Of
this offence. but asserts that tue newspaper
criticism WIS a Just ono, ana that II WIS IN"
nhridg'm' mt or oui4,ruWlh of sermon prrnrh-
ed by "A Rev li. Nelson, in which Seward
was as-ahrd for hIS action in dischnrG-
INK from custody u certain American
VINO had hrnn arrested tor piracy and
murder. The most serious charge which Myers
brings against Nh Seward : that ne has usol
his onl'r to mako money. He declares himself
ahli To- ~ul~lantiatr hie statements ANA il hc
dur- 40 ho WEI certainly make ont very scan
duous state Of thln--. Myers staieS hls charges
with Erri PARTICULARLY, Representative
Nmnu,r of Illinois has taken up the mutter
and Myrras statements VIII Ice rrheusrd at
lrnGih before thr Committee On Foreign Affairs
Wht ~ il is appointed.
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After the reading OF the lDurnal, MT. How
u, 'n,n, w. s,.orr -, os ,,nr,,cr -
~. in ~ - was '"''" ~ '7 " ~
Under the call Of States for bills for reference
IL" following bills were introduced ana re-
ferred
no ~, rr,, no, v..ro ,,y,ye mud cor,,ppe The
81, @ '",.'' ~, ne cne,n VI WV
~ MIR hrnic. rep v -rlo,rlns p rmancnt form
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M nm"m Item 81 mnAIn,is N'g lIo, , 'n s ir
~" H0 vf w.iie- h.p Mass -Iereanns ,hc section. OF
Al" Rs,,.ri sta,ns ,iS, in" ,r icinr, oy 0nte
OF ,,e ''r,"ss award
VII Il, .I ~ ,, ,e u ME-. , ',
e. as the '@l' " I"nAe lands to the 'a''H
.i ~ Mr L"'i'' 'N'I' h''"''n' tue postage %"
y, VI, rnflI. i.m I'm TO- r'I'N The tax 'n de
w.t. NIP, snl ny ,N' ~, Jaw"
a. nnDi UNA u'cf, & 10 ,''' ~ & ''i re- ~
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ma, ,,rnm,.ir .'f,n,r 70 VI. ,t,......,
Of ne Mi,...i.p Alenr Ne amonuorn'~ oi0i',.
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The family were at brrakinet one dal when
ifif ilrr' int seized with "a t ~ ruugl ns
IN. mhrr t'h hm to ,tp? Ih lo' ,lhcr oouli not ~
Nfnh uH Al inA iafr lac ihl not The iHihst iuuN
MN ont n tine cfiHsr hui,o nls whipped nm severely
ln' punishment could Toe hoard th. house Ih'
pifi h'r pluid whipped ili he vn~ urod IrNhHN. and
W"n ceased Tor rwN,r lhe prelms IKE Inc whiMms,
tNtIi 'H ''hid hN .lic iHnll Ainr pre- while.
Winqii- MA, r,umcd lhc' nntr prayer Then more
Whipping Aud tus prayer nn The strap licfnhtcd i0r
"A fihT'i able uMr MrAuwlll, Mr- luYrr-i was
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In,, un"'", '.' A,i,n. remml, chairman.
ns, On . W. g'-, s:sgs. G9 ilRSoi 9.
inri,n ,i il iru-.. llac OF Msnr fc.icr o one
Fr'mSio, s mr., taS5ac N":.r. Tu,sncr Nc' chair
MAJ. Iaig- Of ONO. ii'n.ant-h Of N,V 1 III ";
gee n Ngw '2r., ha i u. s E fniS S.o Of
rs,ido Rnuroad-Mes.rs Potter n y. chairman:
rhr~NnDn e. ''Ne-, M"fn,'n ,I wv nmeccnt
nc.'re i,,if'I 90 '' In 'I""",'i, Sell OF
Penn, rr ,rir m ~ iihmp,Yvr, chn,,s Wis
,a. t. .S. 'i nPi,i ' T,n ,i, cGams" warne! IF
.mn'c,9h un'tsm Nrih 'sr, ',iai ,,i'f y" 'od Of
>,M lwn .m, r,gl q i'hm"': tim '' "''''-'"
,"nmgr w., ha.ai IcWs n"nnlln ir, S"%n
/ o Hc" 4, YEA " N'Srr. NJ Z" N.M N'tS n'o, II
I co. 'iNi"m'. :. ~ ~ ", 1870 Mn ~ w.. r.
o t,',nn 'nn., Of ,rbrn.,s cark "S II INN, ~ nl,,
KciGao u SM YIN racsS 81 csgofma. S sapp q
Iowa. w.ci Nebraska and kiHderof Dakota
Pct "li.,.and i.'' ..W,..igil \ gheirmon'
| O. Inns, =" lcNas, "irih of N,mlnn. quinn Q" sew
n,q m Y gn.,i,a anna Wiiim, Of Sew York. ' and rawa
| n's,Gi,, of columbia William. Mich Chairman.
Me a. et,lind. i,m.r of Penn ,l,ana MaNhnn oi
,i,m :" Massachusetts, Hr''""' o' '0"o''' ami paw"
iuicinry Knott ~ chairman, Mc.srs L,nic OF
r,r OF rrnn., wanna. VI, Nnlon oI ONO cuiicr.on OF
riNn, fr', of Muy Baii,r o' Massachusetts, rons' o
War ,m9-- h',n ~ 'hutman Messr, rahcll of
wcii II krniu.ty ,,,d,r" " YORK Re,ily ct penn
r.,,ss,,'s 9,,',.i -, ya lngnn,on oi rcnn-,i'ania
u'rl Il a rmsS sa '1 9" T.. 6a
Mia 'pi "e rg S ~" ~, y",s k..,l'y ct Michigan
'in.if i'g' ,,i"- W Ir' ',i' Nf 'hngRnni
lam, 'lawaro brrn'.nn of vafn',ni S,,i,f w
a., ,..... v...,,.r.. ,.,......',..' -
o. -'' y" a VIZ" tint, l' Nt' Mil-uu 9" st WI
o. ',li t.. l.dd. %, Nrw ,.A Tuner OF Missouri. 1.
ksn'iii ne. ,.'r, cutler y r. cnaifm,p. ci,yer
81 .'oii iiN more q" ii-ima. Covert H N'w N"tk.
N,s'n q" 1 a. '..ina' ti4,N o' Hlne sl"c.M Nurtl
'i@, n ' s, s, n., '' 'n's "a chairman Roam.
ef kcuin,i no,s,r OF >l.-i-rfr Norian o. al-.,lpi.
N"l fHsr +" .n' a'g.ra ,a N.r,e- q" OHIO I9T ,-.nd
M "r o.. N'"',i ''i .n, 90" iii ,.,,
N,.N ~ j. ..N.. NR. IT, Nih'm, OF hA!w"r,. hhi,h oi
Wp,n' w. .",N N.T ,"'N "'N va 81 OF illnwi.
az nt s.n.., N'rii ,'arina p,'-I
oi Penn, iVauia ond small. of ~,r'h Caroiinn
Nn'' N"i' Nr-'i. "hli,ntw lt,nl ,hnir
Wan s Ur, 1i ''rS ma WING %. N,w
~. hmn.li OF MAINLAND. iiarr,. oi Nas.achg- t-
,i.t,.n, '''''' '''''''' d" ''"''N"n'"' ana "'hh'
trssn ia1i-'nSMane Nj, M chG9mae Nc,.., ces
Sehl.slrfo ,N.. Binds; Of nn-,l'nna Wilson o
Ssio 81 Mass. la. It.. aqi es,T " {" rean.,sa
t.rong,- ,i4n5 M W. 1Mirn'e Nc,,r, tra'
Iens. Ut Nasame Nudrew Of M's.';pp, ,Nor~eel Ma;
~ linos Neni oi 0i sni W'sn, Of v"",n ''''''
h' gnn"nnr Pension, 9nd Wat OF l-i!. NacA,N ra'
Gsr" d, c' >g~ SeSk Ei, q Iow:,,na ko
So EgS @Hr rnn 81 ", Norero''o Massachusetts,
~, Aianana Rildc rcunr .-.c Waish Of MAJ, isui
NH.k,y 81 PENN, wanna 'rittrndon of Missouri Cover
'9nGs"a !o,Ge ,c5gost ro~sr; OF IVAN Nac
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TIIE SUN.


1878. NEW YORK. 1873.
As the time approaches Tor N" renewal of snhscrip-
tons. THE 81 y would remind II, ircnd- and well wish
ers everywhere That It l. asaim caniiate tor ueit
consideration and support Upon its ord for the pit
ten years II relies for continuance of the heart, sln.
paths and generous cooperation which have hitherto
been extended a. At from every quarter o the Union
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Of % columns VIM, -Nn- the news u the day, It nl|
contains lnrge amount at literary AMI miscellanr "a
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throughout the United states, the canada. ami no
,ond ninety thousand mmihe, greet ii- ~el,pn'
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Sci nr and friend It's news. editorial a-u, l.iurt and
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. UPTOWN ADvEKTisrss

A Uptown ADSEkIisEHs
WAY leave thcr iayor' rns srS at the ony author
i,::ss r-criway. corner 81 ~, st ~ 81 r III
;,1s West - :, egp"" GtpI npvr" House. ami 20"
NorNun charge
DoNIsTIC, singer whc,icr 4 wilson Will
~ COX G.hhs -cwin, machines tor sel'. ~ u"
canal 4
n go. or " aid " covered. SO - Eat "'s
ArrHnNrihSSr nasGG r + , x T. NE '"
n rlcnk making suii,nn-t
AGImL to work in tie Kitchen. R,.t,uran, corner
- ui H9th - AMI IA aN
DNsTrK. aud pr,..cr. ou White vests also rrsi.
- oa., ir6ncr 10 learn - Elm 1t
CLoAK HANDS. ,negd out # nog.c wsnl ,,l, a,
\ 2iDl 81 Az, between IAN ami il't IT. side H'a'
I'M store
I NiCOfi. the rhor rs BowDry
EuRsrciAss r Is , On ,gsnrTs. Y NJ fsSnG
J,IKsT.tINss operator. On ladies custom ~hy.s
4 y II HArGuop. "a Mon square.
I'iHsr.tIAss minncrs wanted cp7 sth av can
Il i i,'ii Hpri' s,i'eR ais.i 'cp Stair.
HAND liaeg coat a;, IRE. e.. and nn,eaeo'
I 'rT,r GIRL To- mindalh.r enamake herself
npruATngs ou " " mn,hn, aud busters
- end hutt.mh j" waA'r' ami nrc.~'ts "n "ie 'e-ts
nprK rOv- 900 cloak .lri waterproof. with ma
~ rhn'. also tni.hcr- and apprentices O." "ranl T..
| OPERATOR en " Gw or SINGER in1chuc. one
~ Who l,r ,,tand. drc-.uakiu. preferred Nrll, at
! Orru ,roKs on " NV machines ard ba.ter, On
! ~ nnr "r.l' N'>i-. go liNi'i'n a, Fr'"HNn
Orh"Ar""S amt Ab ,iit e ~ w " - n.arom ST.
OPERATIONS wanted on ladies .h"'' ~ cham
DtrER HuNEs girl, on collar hoSc. ami
fRip sroEcGL Il and 10 II wcr,
SIwI>G >Cm'>rs. selling q ,srcn n',
/ s. g Gr en~icn az. corner West 10Th It ami 10
SEWING MACHINES ReincDl rricr. siu a.,
81 Hudson It n,tOccn TIA ami nius.
Srwi>e M,,u,r - cneep to, G;,.h Wheel. zee. L.
shac" '' "' rriN, dEa"i i ' "'a i Br,aNs,
'I',IiOnrss Nan,.a ON custom coats. one ina, o.t
ol'rnir 49, Grenwirh.
WANTED gcti Qunur. on whcrlcr 4 Wilson MY
,uo ,s NIX ,pb To Il sllf- = N ss '. >,
" ,>TrD ." orator. AMI ba-'er. aud vgrA given
to Eorai sffNrfLI iS7 la. ii, t. ''"' -'' N''
WANTED -'n,'"laue- itna,, 'odeo,,r. cheap
w c.i nnd w-i rl"," Empire rtcs~r 100 81 Az nr
WANTED -rir.icia., .hoe and e.nicr up. rator.
w German single man preferred ArplN at a. spruce
WANTED Fni.lcr- anil ha.i,r. OF. anc .hop cont.
W test prices paid steady ""rk :" Defiance, Il
"' "
WANTED Rui'onholc maker. IN liiic. One she. :
w nl-teia-, hand, only iol Ea., s'ih st. top door
w hsli homework - West sdih Il basement
WANTED young siri g, a.. kitchen work Cal
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$aOinOs 1anhs.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK,
~ NuNAlkuf ~it ~ ANnlIlli 81
Interest rlMn NNlu- frnu tiN FIRST b. rnth month
ASSETS = ~.' -'ff ~ 81 RfllS H.ik~l 20
bWNStuulf S.r II Hril. r'r,t
SINrE>Ny SAVINGS BANK. nr,iin,, .ml
- A-Nr .l.t l-tfIslsiitl lu l>ff kIuh bats
from lnA iH- - lI,NNrN.-i FtItFl Ht.rAtl
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STEAMBOATS, mo .,alIroiOs.
ALBANY EVENING BOATS. People, Line
y leave Pier a., Il ,NerN wrok Ia, At q J. iol
AihanN STATE runu- comfortably warmed Pare. sion
Free transfer by boat. ui the Bronklvu NnurN
.NNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ON and after June - 1871.
Trains leave NV YORK DcshrO>-.s AMI 'nrtlnlt
~fs Ferries fuiluWS
Exprc-, tr Iarilur. riii.hur-h the wc.t ami South
with Pullman Palace cars attached. - VI .H amt : 80
dallN
for wihamspo,' Look Haven CORY. ami Ero. At S3o
VI connect us 1T turrN for ItusN i.ir Petroleum
Centre, AMI the oh Regions For Wilhhm-port aud
Lack Haven't \
For Baltimore, Washington, nnd the south. Limited
Washington ENprrs -" oi Pullman Pnflor car. daily
except SUNDAY, 90, \. v arrive Washington I 10
+ NJ Regular AZ - MI. and $50 T.. VI. sun
dAy d amt al T. VI
iNprc,, ior rniaicipha. 30. : ~ g 81 ~ Iimiic.h
10 MA I. T. =. e.. :, AMI : 800 T. SUNDAY - 4 NJ.
tU7 amt 3lr VI Emisrant and second class, 7
Boa,, ut BronkNn Annex connect with all through
trans At icr.cs ,ity. nnorlng a speedy and drvot
transfer fnr BfHnkis n travel.
fog tram, 10 Newark. Elizabeth RlhwaN Princeton.
llrntln. Forth AmhoN. ft minstnu. BelNilt Pc. and
other point-. ~e lo. a ~ h~iue> at R Ilckrt unccs
Trans ARRIVE From rif.hursh. a go ami 10 40
and ~ cor daily. Ia ~ 4. VI and Hhn T. NJ. dnily.
excerpt MnniaN frmu Washington amt BAiiunarr.
e. fl 4 10 I 49, % I'D. amt 10 10 T. SUNDAY.
ilA FROM rmlieihrt pos. 30 N.ll 80 in.
H. ~ II 30 VI. . 10. iit i. ln. 800. 80. 10 n.
in9nP VI SUNDAY, U'. 900 10 ~. II tlA NJ Il ID
and 10 2DP NJ
T,kot Onlc'. ,,f ana ga broadway. A.t,r Iou.,.
and foot ni u .hrl-.s tuI turiiandt ~. Court
Brook w. ma in. ant ll- int.lu IT ilnIuAou, Depot
lrr.g, On lutrut IDk tun.c : hltt. /. p,ace
lRANk THOMSON l.. T. FARMER
a.. rtI NJ t.- 90
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miscellaneous.

nRtsIIEs of every dcscrinuon At $40 Pearl
ID liurg~r> building NJ lu1Ntsf prirf>
joins HOrfEl. Manufacturer and Importer
CLOTHES WRINGERs 90 au KIND. rcpairdhi
u FRANK ENkRIl ART AGENT go tnfihuii i
INVOICES. quietly. tor any clu~' rN VII % u
- Vorcci safe advice free, American Law N.'h
No 10 broadway.
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Amustmtnts.

Smustmtnts
ACADEMY OF Music.
ANNrAL BENEFIT
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM
THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, NONEM-
BIER I, 1877
The entertainment s under tho direction VI
LEON joins VINCENT
THE GREAT vOLrNTEER BILL.
Sustained hy LOTTA. ciiARIOrTE THOMPSON, Mrs
q & HOWARD DOND BYRON. : II. MILLS. Union
SQUARE COMPANY. GRAND OrERA mut re ,IoNrA-
~ SAN FRANCISCO MINSTKILS. BRNANIS MIN
STHEI,s TONY PASTORS T1iNATEE. THEATRE
COM1Ot'E COMPANY. OLYMPIC THEATRE tOMPA-
Ny FIFTY OTHER ARTISTS.
GOOD FOR NOTHING. RorGH DfAMoND
UNCLE TON's CABIN NEGRO MINsTRELsy.
SOLOS sONGS. SKETCHES. Sc.. &c
Doors orcn afternoon O'Clock curais rises o'clock
Doors open evening. 81 curtain rises -
The sale oi seats and private boxes VIII commence
this daN At the AcadcinN OF Muse
hos uff &C. al. rs "A 4 VI
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SSWmo .Aatblnts,

A NEW Smrrr ma, hlnc 2drnWprs drnp leaf co,cr.
~ 40. Wheeler Nil-pu RON SO in yhi ltnNr FL
uuvrl Hnkw ~ domestic. H. 10 ~, WcoN ulbh-
GCn FOR SINGER family S7Dmnchnc. nr 81 Tor
Wv iY Whcoor alison so ksst Oui o.. annoy
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tlotcls
NolIo nn1 NosMs

Ar Sow rurlsni iinnI 80, nawr,n " "lf'-
~ l,-l.lu--. - co.. ra t.i -nHi..
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House OF Representatives..

After the reading OF the journal, Mr. lIcw-
1T Dem. " " was sworn in rs II member II
the House.
Under the call Of States for bills for reference
the following bills were introduced and re-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
yEnMuSr MuRuEReHs.

John r phair, who was TO have been
executed At Windsor last week, receiv.
ed reprieve from Gov. Fairbanks by
telegraph which reached him only hall
an hour before the time Of execution
aud after the arrangements had all teen
completed The reason Of his unex-
pected action was the discovery oil
new evidence which might establish the
innocence Of the doomed man, or al
least leave tue matter 10 doubt,
II seems that Boston man read
phair's statement, which was published
in one Of the papers Of that city on the
morning Of the day fixed for his execu-
ton. This man became convinced that
be met Phsir on train from ProVi-
dence to Boston al time which would
materially aid ia proving the
Innocence Of the latter, He immedi-
ately telegraphed Gov Fairbanks his
convictions. aud the latter thought il
Q! sniiieieat consequence TO delay tie
execution Tor one month until the mat.
ter can be investigated We hardly
see how il could break the chain Of cir.
eums,Annal evidence against Phaif,
even IL il turns out that be went TO
ProFidcnce and was on the train at the
time claimed BY the Boston man.
Woaley who killed bis brother in
Grafton last la.l has been convicted Of
uarder IL The second degree aud Patton
the Yves, Rutland nan has also been
convicted Of Eaaslaughter.
A horrible murder occurred 10 East
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Mcnipeter April icsA. gfawisg oct Of
a asrasr kua 4 mao uAmel Hiram
Artuesls visited ,be grisi all anl shus
George sbon, yeaaE naa aged 81,
ssd thea wrps % q " Bancrott's
blscksuish shop and sh3s bin. He
afterwards shot himself dead. bancroft
Is dead and shart i ia a critical con.
di1iea. ADD got expected g. live The
tragedy has created iaiensc excitement
Ia tAis aeigbberhood The set was
pfemctitaiei. aad the murderer boast.
cd TIA, he had lhoaghi OF Il fer
three months Ills character was not
Of the best. Bancroft was bis brother.
in.law.
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A correspondent 81 the London
Time writing from Para. says Amid
81 The GaeiaAilous between hope and
fear. one thing Is becoming clear, that
the n.en Who are responsible for peace
a. var sueh a. lie Sultan. Mahmoud,
Damsd aud said pasha--Are earnestly
even Anrionsly DESTROYS for peace.
They have good reasons for this The
gnfcrpmen, dare n0i issae more than
1905. GOO Tufkish pounds worth Of
paper money lees il should become at.
tegly worthless Tho provisions Tor
Tie army. although they COASTS, oaly
u Hsar and rice. Involves a monthly
e1peadiiare of7o0 600 Turkish pounds
sbieA will 10 a year amount 10 {, 500.
COO Turkish ponaas 10 excess o. the
badgei q The war department. The
govegument is also enable % obtain
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II now seems the principal obstacle
IN the way Of an adjustment Of the dis.
pote 10 Louisisua IL the ambition Of the
Democratic candidates for the United
States Senate These gentlemen op.
posc the reorganization Of the Legisla.
tore for fear that their own plans may
thereby be frustrated. The project Of
. reorganization being favored by Gov,
Brown. they do not hesitate to accuse
tba, gentleman Of having sold out his
party TO secure aid for the Southern
Pacific.
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The windhAm County Reformer say.
that States Attorney Martin - winning
golden compliments for tie ability and
courtesy with which be managed the
prosecutions ibis term. His argument IL
The Wooley case i sAid 70 have been the
stronges, beard from a States Attorney
tor several years
The large block on Railroad street,
St. Johnsbnry, occupied BY n. NJ. Jshn-
son, was burned Saturday night The
Losses are ~ follows; ~ NJ johnson,
500; Qainion Cock, grocer. 500;
both fally insured p c. Bates, r. G.
L1kely. lawyer; VI r Horton, tailor,
and &. A. Aiken, piano iuBsr, from 80
20 eco eseh; no insurance; Mrs. VIII
liam Brown and " T. Thaycr, tenants,
900 each 40 Insurance.
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lie Baltimore Gazette. Dem calls
fsr the final silea, ing Of the quo car.
raa,o rumors With all the facility OF
The democratic leaders to blunder, il
does not believe them guilty Of such
stupeuduous Jolly as these stories hint
at Mr.. Hayes is President, . says the
Gazette, and. II he lives, will con.
Time 10 discharge his duties as such
lor four years The people DO not want
apy further discussion, aud any at
tempt 10 revive {. will only unsct,le
slili more the business interests Of the
country. Prosperity can only come
with a speedy return 20 the old chan.
nai- ard the present is gloomy enough
without increasing oar troubles by
throwing the Presidency into litiga.
ton
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Chamberlain and the other republi.
can state officers Of South Carolina
have vacated and the democrats have
taken their places Chamberlain sends
Parthian shot in the shape Of letter
which makes some statements that are
hard TO get around We foar that the
precedent thus established on the part
Of the national government will make
trouble 10 the future. The change may
be made without any outbreak this
time, bnt i may not always be so aud
il will surely be tried over again by
ambitions aspirants for office
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There j. "a Increasing prospect fof
waf 10 Ketore which has alrea4y made
~ advance 10 the price II -four add
grain 10 THE country. Turkey will
make 90 concessions and Russia il
boand 10 6ght But what will make
safeFiax and misery On the continent
vii be likely 10 create business sc,iy.
~ 10 this oountfy