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The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
OFF THE RAILS.

Fatal Railroad Accident in Pennsylvania
PrrTsBURG, Pa. Oct 21.-As the Pacific ex-
press was rounding a curve near Conemaugh
this morning the rear truck Of the tender
jumped the track aud forced two express cars
one baggage car and passenger coach from
the rails. The express messenger was crushed
to death and two passengers injured by jump
ing from the car windows. The express car
caught fire and was consumed. The express
matter was saved.
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DRESS. GOODS

From 12 1.2 cents to $500 per yard
Special Bargains in silks, Velyets, Sat.
h have Se a0n' yery ana re seS Of PS Thsh
Fancy Styles.
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MINOR TEL EGRAMS.

An inch of snow fell at Fabyan's Tuesday
night. Mount Washington and the whole
Presidential range are covered to the depth of
some inches
A house and two barns at Graverly Ridge,
N H belonging to R. Stoddard, were burned
Wednesday night. Loss $4,000; insured for
$1,000.
Gen. Walker has decided to compare the
method of taking the census of 1880 with that
of 1870 in the South.
Three more bodies of persons lost on the
steamer Alpena have been recovered.
The American bark Devonshire, Baltimore
for Bordeaux, before reported ~shore near
Rouen, has broken up and become a total loss.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
MAINE.
The Pembroke Tragedy.

LILO I0lupIOhAO 1ldsOoy'
PEMBROKE, Oct. 21.-Warren Longmore,
who was acquitted of the murder of Freeman
Wright, is now under arrest AID is to be tried
again.
Body Recovered.
STOCKTON, Oct 21.-The body of Fred Pat
terson, drowned in the harbor Monday, was
found this morning.
Republican Demonstration at Cornish
CORNISH, Oct. 21.-There was grand Re-
publican illumination and torchlight parade,
composed of artillery and infantry companies
from surrounding towns tonight. Chambers
Band of Portland furnished music.
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-
MAR RIAGES.

In this city, Oct 30 at the residence of the brides
father oy Kew Thos Hill d. D., Frank Elliot Sweet
ser s Of Ohssriestown; s Mass. and Susan Jameson,
In Scarborough, Oct. 81, at the residence of the
brides lather, by Prof. A. f. Packard. of Bowdoin
College, eeth L. Larrabee Esq, and Lulu B. Stnrte-
want. daughter of DR.. j. S. Sturtevant
In Buxton. Oct 19 by Rev. Wm.. Fierce Freeman
W. johnson of Gorham and Miss Nellie L. Dresser
daughter OF the late Capt. VIM. Dresser of Buxton
In West Paris, Oct. 10 Gilbert P Abbott and Misc
Fannie f. Bowker both of Paris -''''
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THE INDIANS.
Sitting Bull Allowed to Surrender.

Sitting Bull Allowed to Surrender.
8 FORT BUFoRD, D. T., Oct. 21.-Gen. Terry
has authorized Col. Allison to receive the sur
render of Sitting Bull and his Indians, the
latter to give up all arms and ponies, the latter
to be sold and cattle purchased for them with
the proceeds. The Indiars to go to any Sioux
agency to which they may be assigned. If Sit
ting Bull does not surrender the troops will
move in force against him.
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European Markets.

by I6IegraphI
LONDON Oct. 21-12.3U P. M.-American securi-
ttes-United States bonds Is, 113; 41as at 1884.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2I-12.3O P. M.-Flour So 6d@
lis 30; Winter Wheat 9s 2d09s Cd; Spring Whe
at IS 4dg 9s 4d; California average 8s 9d@9s Sd;
club 90 Us od91Os 3D. Corn at 5s 4d; Peas Us 1Od.
Provisions, &c,-Pork 72s; Beef 63s Cd; Cheese at
67s; Lard 45s; Bacon AIS 6d646s Cd; Tallow at GAS
Cd, at London 36s 3d.
LIVERPOOL, DC. 2l-l2.30 P. Motion mhl ket
in good demand Middling uplands at 6s4 d. orleans
port 1000.
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The LyndOnville, VT. Tragedy

LYNDoNvILLE, Oct. 21.-Funeral services
We're held today over the bodies of the maniac
Blake and his Victims and were attended by
large crowds of people. Blake attempted to
poison the family with arsenic two years ago
before he was sent to the Asylum, and has
threatened the old folks several times since,
ere have been eight murders and twelve
suicides in this county in ten years.
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DEATHS

In this city, Oct 20, VIM. B. Bent, aged 16 years
months.
In this city, Oct 21, Deborah Runnels. widow of
the late William Runnells, aged 70 years.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. at
No. 8 oxford street.
In Scarboro, Oct. 81, Mark Libby, aged 70 wears
months '
In Saco, Oct. II, Jennie Cummings aged 20 years
In henneDunk Oct 49, John L. Taylor, formerly
of Lyman aged IS years
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and the United States ministers to Peru and
Chill to take part as mediators.
The national convention of Bolivia has de-
creed the Standardization of General Daza
for cowardice.
information has been received at Ottawa
that the Brazilian Parliament has voted SUBJ
sidy of $4,000 to line of steamships to trade
between ports of that country and Canada
In consequence Of the Indebtedness of the
Colombian government to British bondholders,
the English government, through its consul at
Panama, has embargoed the subvention of
Panama to Columbia. This subvention
amounts to quarter of a million in gold per
annum.
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a Much Advertised Fizzle

New ORLEANS, Oct 20.-The Hancock and
English ex Federal soldiers and sailors ratifi-
cation, after one months advertising, came off
at Odd Fellows hall last night. There were
l30 persons present. of whom only six were ex-
Federal soldiers. The band played "Dixie,"
and addresses were delivered by three ex-Con-
federate officers
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Voluntary Confession of M,,rdar

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-Last night George
A Wheeler. married man, went to the no
lice station and confessed that he had murder
ed his siser-in-law, Della Tillson, and packed
II body in trunk His statement has been
verified by the police Wheeler had had crimi-
mai relations with Della and had become ieal-
ous of the attention of man who wished to
marry her.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The Carriage Builders
National Association in session here today,
adopt d resolutions for the establishment of
school of technology in New York especially
devoted to the art of carriage building.
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Strike In Chicapo

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-A strike is in progress at
the South Side Rolling Mills, 500 men having
left work on account of the Superintendent S
refusal to re-employ union man who had
thrown up his work some time since. A detail
of police is stationed at the mills to preserve
order.
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CAPE COD TROUBLES.
No Money Yet for

No Money Yet for the Laborers.
Boston, Oct. 21.-No money arrived at
Sandwich today for the Italian strikers. The
train on which it was expected was Surround
ed on its arrival by an eager crowd, but no vio-
lent demonstration occurred when it was learn
ed that they money had not come.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
The Los Pinos Difficnltu

Los PINos, Oct. 21.-Major Fletcher will
furnish whatever military escort is neces-
sary to secure the protection of Agent Berry
in case he surrenders to the United States
marshal and will insure his safe delivery into
the custody of the civil authorities
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following were the closing quotatlons Of
ChicagoLive STOCK Market.

(By Telegraph.)
CHICAGO. Oct. 2l.-hogs-kecepts 81 900 head
shipments $500 head market is slow and 1Oc Off;
mixed packing at 3O94 55; light at 5O@4 10;
choiceheavy at 7O@7 81; closed weak.
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Mysterious Disappearance.

BURLINGTON; VT, Oct. 21.-Seymour Ran
dali. Il years old, Friday night entered the
his hat and went out the back door and has
not been seen since.
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ROBBED AND PROBABLY MUIR
DERED.
viilainous Work of Burglars in Pocasset,
Mass.

w OIk Ol OC0So0U,
Mass.
PoCAssET, Mass, Oct. 21.-Great excitement
exists over the robbery and probable murder of
Isaac Clement, 70 years old, highly respected
resident of this village. Mr.. Clement was
awakened in the night by some burning match
es under his nose and the full glare of a dark
lantern in his eyes probably intended to test
ously administered. The burglar ordered Mr..
Clement to get up, and while he was proceed
ing to comply he was dragged out of bed and
across the floor, and in the struggle that en-
sued received CHASTITY wound on the left
temple from the corner of a heavy kerosene
lamp bottom, which rendered him unconscious,
in which condition he was found this morning
He has since been able to tell his story, but is
not expected to recover. The robber secured
quite large sum of money.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
METEOROLOGICAL.


INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TwENrY-FoUF
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Oct 81, 9 A. NJ.
For New England,
Partly cloudy weather occasional rain, souther
temperature, N the eastern part lower tenn
peratur
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Prohibition Nominations.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, Oct. 21.-The Pro-
hibitory convention has nominated for Con-
gress Hon. Rodney French, of New Bedford; /;
for Councillor, Nehemiah P. Baker, of Fal-
mouth; for Presidential Elector, John D.
King, of Edgartown; for Senator for the Cape
district, Sullivan Rogers, of Chath m; for
Sheriff, David Bursley, of Barnstable.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portlan, DaII, Wholesale Market.

Portlans DaIi, Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND Oct 21.
Flour continues firm and prices are kept up in
sympathy with the speculative movements in the
Western markets and favorable news from. Eng
and. The stock of Flour here is small and is taken
as fast as received, and we see no indication of
earl decline from present quotation many of
large dealers predict further rise. Gables from
London to-day report floating cargoes of Wheat
about six pence de ,rer; of Corn firm. At Liver
pool Wheat is quiet and Corn firm. In Produce
there is no change except in Eggs which scarce
and firm at 2O921c Sugar is unchanged.
he following are to-days quotations. OF Flour,
Grain, Provisions &C.
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Defalcation in the Grand Lodge of Ma

sons.
LOUISVILLE, K Oct. 21.-The Grand Lodge
of Masons were startled last night by the re-
port of a committee appointed 10 examine the
books of A. G.. Hodges, Grand Treasurer
showing that Hodges is a defaulter to the
amount of $1,000. The accused is GA years of
age, one of the best known Masons, and has
held the office for many years.
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.By IeIegraph.]
NEW YORK Oct 81 Evening. ng.-Money easy at 2@
per cent. call; closed at 21a; prime mercantile
paper 41ag5Ks per cent Sterling Exchange firm
at 481A a4SlA for long and 4S31 g4S3M for
lower for and rs for As. State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds generally strong and higher. The
stock market closed strong.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 342, 100 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
MASSACHUSETTS.


Boston, Oct. 21.-The examination of the
accounts of the defaulting City Cashier Wood
ward of Boston reveals an additional embezzle-
ment of $4,000, which so far makes an aggre-
gate of S8S 600
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Sixty Horses Burned to Death

DENVER, Col. Oct. 21.-Estabrook's livery
stable, with go horses and other contents, was
burned today.
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DVbtOH K5t<sIks ukNh hkNN
Sales of the Brokers Board, Oct. 81

lSaAes OF the Broker'S Board, Uct. Il J
Second Board-First Call.
$4,000 Eastern Railroad 412s...........,... 1894
2 Boston & Maine Railroad ....144
60 Eastern Railroad - -. .......... 80
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MATANZAS. Brig Matte Russell-4e26 shocks
and heads
WESTPORT Ms. Schr Hibernia-3O bbls -four,
2 do meal, ton coal.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
SPORTING.
A California Race.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-On the Santa
Rosa track yesterday. half-mile dash Berryes-
sa beat Jim Lick in 48s, the best half-mile
ever made on the Pacific coast
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-22
Esosron stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-iOO0 bush Cornmeal TO q
W Frrua Il Go.
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FOR SALE.

THE City Mills, situated on Deering bridge, Port
land, Maine, consisting of the mill, engine and
boiler, two run of stone, water wheel betting &c.
For particulars inquire of
JOHN G. PROCTER
ocl9 dow S3 Exchange Street.
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PORTLAND, Oct. 70.
For Portland SO cars miscellaneous merchandise /;
for connecting sroads. 90 miscellaneous msr
chandse.
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DEPARTURE oFo.EAN sTEAmEws
PORT OF PORTLAND.

THURSDAY, Oct. 21.
Arrived.
Steamer Falmouth, Hall, ST john NIB via East
port for Boston.
Sch abby wasson, Lord, Hoboken-coal to S
Rounds Son.
Sch Allie Oakes, Pillsbury. New York coal to
U government.
Sch Imogene, Hutchings, Boston.
Sch Glide, (Br) Hunter, kempt Ms.
Sch Three Sisters Bickmore, Friendship.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton. Boothbay.
Sch Virginia. Armst. ong, Hantsport, Ms, for New
Sch Mary Pike, Good, Dorchester, ND, for New
York.
Sch Opera, (Br) Fowler. Moncton, NIB for Salem
Sch Ranger, (Br) Melvin Musquash for Boston,
Sch temperance Belle, (Br) Odell, st John, NIB,
for Boston.
Sch Hopvine, Br Tufts, St John, NIB, for Now
York.
Sch Paragon. Br) spragg st John. NIB. for Salem
Sch y. 1 st Pierre, OBJ Haley, St John, NIB, for
Sch Dauntless, (Br) Tatton St Andrews, NIB, for
Boston.
Sch Lookout, Dinsmore. Lubec for New York.
Sch Frances Ellen. Tanning, Lubec for New York.
Sch Gamecock, Robinson, Calais for Lynn
Sch Geo somes. Norwood, Calais for Newpor
Sch Bangor, Treworgy. Bangor for New WI Bedford.
Sch Allston, Haskell. Bangor for New York.
Sch Mail, Merrill. Kennebec for New York.
Sch Mary Shields, Linscott, Kennebec for New
Bedford.
BELOW-Schs VIM Penn, Enterprise and others,
from the east bound west.
Cleared.
Brig o Stillman, Race, Buenos Ayres-S Over
Brig Matt B Russell, Atherton Matanzas-Nut-
ter Kimball Il Ce.
Sch Hiberna. (Br) Coggins, Westport NS-master
Sch Sophia Wiley. Hams, Bath, to load for New
Bedford-.I Nickerson & Son.
Sch JAS Pike, Woodbury. Machias-S W Thax-
ter
Sch Baltimore. Hutchings, Brooklin-N Blake
Sch Lxact, Kimball. North Boothbay-N Blake.
Master Geo Russell, of East Deering has contract
ed to build three-masted schr of 240 TONS for NJ
Sargent j Nickerson & Son, A j York and 9th
ers. of Portland. She is to be named Andrew j
York and will be commanded by Capt H Little
john, of schr Teascr.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Matanzas 14th inst, sch Nellie Sawyer,
Bunker, Portland IA days
Ar at Queenstown 18th inst barque Piscataaua,
Scott Portland
Sid I'm Lisbon Oct IA. brig L Munson, Smith,
New York.
Sid I'm Sharpness goth inst, ship Florida, Sparks,
New York.
Sid I'm Marseilles 18th, barque Elmiranda Staples
Boston.
Ar at Singapore prev to goth inst, barque Hiram
Emery, Wyman, New York.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Cyrus Chamberlain, Hart, from kennebec f
Newport. put into Boston Goth leaking 800 strokes
per hour having started in gale 10th, off Seguin'
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LOUISVILLE, Oct 21.-The 20 mile race be-
tween Miss Minnie Pinnco of Greeley, Color
ado, and Miss Emma Jewell OF Minnesota, was
won by the latter in 513 minutes 6 seconds
Distance between at the finish : of mile.
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VI EM OR ANDA
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sch Cyrus Chamberlain, Hart, from kennebec r
Newport put into Boston Goth leaking 800 strokes
per hour. having started in gale 16th off Seguin.
Will discharge for repairs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25

Geek Freer OF Yaz0O.
nAscocK ,aOs MAJORITY ~ MS rnrolscT.

oTvEs HAscocK ,oO9 MAJORITY IN MS PRtoisor.
A Dmickrat on say, sab, from 1jjiannee, s.,J
An voted tibet way thar In sixty-three2 -
Ho, thar. 81 Coon yeer, eend ovar eenhl Ht<e
Heir be annther Confedft freend.
An yeu'r lnqulrin' how It's round heer,
what we'z gwine ter do this lection year2 HN
Sab In Misslssp. great confedrit state, ecF
We uns all takes our Dmockrcy strait
Fz we do our cker -
without grimace or smoker, ".
An with nary thought Of back klckn' or sneera -
Agln ticket made of own "brigadierH." -f1Nt
Re the people heer in this presink9 s1f
Ninety thar be heer good votln' men.
An niggahs, epgsacly two hundred an ten.
What How much they will beat WEI How many IN
Not emmy, stranger You jat bet not enny
The nigs" may be thick ez aswarfn NV bees,
An past all numberin', as the forest trees, %.
But they don't pile myjorities not very high
When we old confeds be anywhere's nigh,
They wuz bawn, they wuz, to do onr totin,
An we can't hev them spilled by emmy fule votin'.
Mississip spert aint yet so degraded
Ez TO let their polls be niggah invaded.
No, sab An yeu'll that tell yen true;
In this presink heer cloze to ynzoo,
Hancocks majority will sartinly be
Nary one less than thouRan' an three
What's thet2 what do you say?
" How kin II be tibet way
Ninety good voiin' men,
An =" nigs" two hundred and ten,
Makes three hundred, you guess.
Nary one more nor less
An how kin II under eany sarkumstances be
We kin hev for majority thoupan' on three ~
Stranger I Amt very hefty on nggahs,
MY biz TO- the wah wuz a huntin' nggahs.
But thar be ninety heer, good votin' men,
An niggahs, eggsacly two hundred an ten.
An Hancock's majority sartin she'll be
Nary short ov one thousaD an three
-tDefroit Post Tribune
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25
An Appeal to Young Men.


FROM A SPEECH GENERAL GARFIELD LAST OCTOBER.
Now fellow citizens word before leave you on the
s selves es ns iSe great wos Of TUESDAY morning f.ee
in this great audience tonight great many young men,
give You word q suggestion and advice heard very
brilliant thing said by b9y the other day up in one o. our
great mind to vote the Democratic ticket, That not
e aher Rpnba n and MY Sfohe aSd anu
Republican AZ over but want to Be , an n,spendent
the Republican ticket Just because hts dad did and I've
n dI mot ike he s hs by ses
but admire the spirit OF the boy who wanted TO have
s yS" yC1ns, don't vote the e.
cratic ticket even he does vote IT, But let give you
mi. one word Of advice as you are about to pitch your
and buoyant with hope now and beg You when pitch
a tent pitch 4 az on the Lying and n net aOns h The
Democratic people and with that party let go with you
w mot Soy e ysunR e
to put your young life into. 1t to me far like grave
ali over with The graves OF issues OF buried opinions
live in comfort in such place. why look here. Here is
little louble mound. look down on 1t and read, Sacred
decision" Amllon and half Democrats voted Zoe that
Abraham Lincoln and here ii ess Young man,
me p,1ee tVt yo; e ,,rhor usre ia .ro,,er
black tomband beside distingui. he'd friend said
there towers to the Ky monument Of four million pair Of
is little headstone this Sacred to the memory Of human
They defended Il they followed g rs grave mqurne
But here u lies dead by ie hand OF Abraham lincoln
Dead by the power of the Republican party Dead by the
Justice OF Almighty tod Don camp there young man
But here is another-a little brmstone tomb-and read
It's yellow face in lnrd bloody lines these words
sacred 70 the memory OF state sovereignty and secession
Twelve millions OF Democrats mustered around In arms
TO keep ave but here lies. shot TO death by the million
guns 81 te repnec Here es It's shrine burnt to ashes
dead would not have you stay In there minute, in
this balmy night air TO look AT such place.
But Just before leave 1t discover new made grave,
little mound-shor Ihe grass has hardly sprouted over IT,
and all around see torn pieces Of paper with the word
nat on them and look down In curiosity wondering
what the little grave ~ ana read on T.: sacred to the
memory OF the Rag Baby nursed IN the brain OF all the
fanacsm OF the world rocked by Thomas Ewing George
H. Iendleton samuel Cary and few others throughout
the land But died on the LIST of January 1873 and the
hundred and forty millions OF gold that God made and
not fiat power lie upon Its little and keep II down
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25
Why l Am Not a Democrat.


am opposed TO the Democratic party, and will tell you
why.
Every state that seeded from the United States
Democratic state
Every ordinance Of secession that drawn drawn
by Democrat.
Every that endeavored to old AZ from the
heaven that 1t enriches was Democrat.
Every that tried TO destroy this nation Demo-
crat.
Every enemy this great republic for twenty years
has been a Democrat
Every that shot Union soldiers was "A Democrat.
Every man that starved Union soldiers and refused them
In the extremity of death a crust WAS a Democrat
The man that assassinated Abraham Lincoln was a
Every who synpathized with the assass in-every
man glad that the nobes president ever elected was
slnated was Democrat.
Every wanted the privilege whipping another
man To make him work for him for nothing and pay him
with lashes on lbs naked back was a Democrat.
Every man that raised boodhounds TO pursue human be-
Every man that cutched from shrieking, shuddering
efouclng babes from their breasts and them
into slavery, was a Democrat
Every impaired the credit OF the United States
every that swore we would never redeem The green
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25

LONDON increases Its population at the rate of
seventy-five to eighty thousand year, and to ac-
commodate this vast increase about ten thousand
five hundred new houses are annually required
Spots which were green meadows ten years ago
are now covered with dwellings; outlying ham
lets have become towns, and grown into part OF
the new Babylon, and the tendency OF London Is
To extend its area in greater proportion than
II increases In population.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25
Ladies and Store-Keepers,

You can get Choice Goods cheap by writing us an
order Postal Gard for Price List, which enables
to order goods by mail The best way and the
ingiy low prices We send samples OF Haburgs Laees
Ribbons, fTnges, etc. II requested. We sell Wholesale
and Retail for Cash down. new combination system
which have just started enables to quote very close
prices We have ST. 81 and S. packages Of notions which
be bought for twice the elsewhere all wanted
every family Money returned u not satisfactory for any
purchase, H0UGHIoN DUrroS, 90 fremont Street,
boston, Mass. elp2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25
WHAT THE PAPER WHICH REPORTED HIM SAYS

WHAT THE PAPER WHICH REPORTED HIM SAYS
Iron The Staunton Valley Yirginianl
We do not know what was In General IIamptons mind
when he delivered his speech In staunton, but do
Know what his language meant lie declared that the
Democratic party, under Hancocks lead, fighting
for the same principles that Lee and Jackson fought
and for which the southern soldiers died There
qualification In the used. Hs appeal har
mony In the Democratic party In Virginia, and % make
effective he brought up the war remembrance TO touch
the feelings of the audience and In that connection
nonnced the principles which Issue In the
the country
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25

QUEEN VICTORIA is going into society again,
having recently attended party given by the
prince Of Wales, and the English papers are at a
loss TO account for her sudden recovery Of spirits