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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

The steamers Of this company make connec-
tons at Norfolk for Bostor md sll points East
at New York with all points West and North
west, and at Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and fregh. handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply TO +. A. REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON. President.
Office under NATL Metrop. Bank,
sep Z7-tt Washington, d @.
~4S CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
s1ssasG LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVJ-
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers losve Alexandra EVERY TIES
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT.
URDAY. "a L
This line connects ct Alexandria with .hoo
a. & ID. and W & o. K. Rs, ana at Pbilsde
phis with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fs II
River, Providence and Boston, ."
Freight forwarded with prompsness and CARA
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in PHILADELPHIA. And
o wharfage In Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures Through rates snd through bills
Of lading given. Insurance at the lowest rates.
Agents:
F. a. BRED, Alexsndria.
WIN. P CLYDE g CO., Phlladelpt il,
JOHNSON & CO., Wash. s. Georgrn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17
asss & GOODS.
= REAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS.

pLACK CiSHMERES AND ALPACAS
~ CLOSING OUT AT COST.
VIM. N. REkKLEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17
Inland l. Seab0ard Coasting Go.

Steamers Of this line will run as follows:
FOEs NORFOLK,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boston. steamer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

WyHITE COUNTEHPANES
w SELLING OFF AT COST.
jyl9 Wm, n. BERKLEY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

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hearty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

S7OrT0N BATS, COTTON YARN, CAR
: PET CHAIN, SC. selling of cheap
jY22 VIM N BERK LEY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26
lFr07 Oar Esg.lE CorrssP,.sst1
Washington Letter.

WAsHNGroS. D. C.. May p 1851.
The great b11s race. that has b.sn talk
81 Of for weeks. tia, has ilIst 20 col.
uuns Of the newspapers, tia, csuse.i IN
AdjO1nmsn; Of congress. and mach peelect
Of government work in all The sxsc1tire
dePAEtmeat.-ihs great q bous rsee-
ass been ro~ei and the natiou nav now
90 its accustomed ways in peace. Wash.
ingtoo i used 10 faxes in the human Ode.
Crowds come to see the Inauguration Of
president, the opening Of eoagress. or the
unwilling Of : brOazs horse suraOan.ed
6E The eigy Of = general, bat seldom. L
ever. has Washington seen L bigger crowd
than assembled 10 see the pores. tAmess
spectacle ever enacted on land q ~zter
II HsnlAn and CO1rtaey we're abe to
excel By half the best line they have ever
made, they would nos Be worth looking
AZ o1. tens OF thousands Of people
refined ladies and intelligent men. gener-
az, Admirals. senator's, and iaiges. waited
Tor three hours in the b,oiling sun because.
iorsooth. these Two bTsE1y. vulgar spoEis
preferred 70 delay the r.os until tie close
OF the evening, or two hours ls.er than
the appointed time. Really, !. Is time The
American people had dOze with this de-
iacAtion Of muscle. l, Is silly. il Is Tulgs.
The glory Of our age is in i.s intellectual
xIunP0s over physical nature, and if the
hundred thousand people perspiring on
the banks Of the Potomac had aos.uusei
and halIelujAhei to the steam TUGS and
yachts that passed and repassed dnring The
race they woald have Shown a mach moe
Intelligent appreciation o. ,beir era snl lis
achievements.
The Senate Is more eugrossed with The
subject Of adjournment than anThia- else.
The members Of the committee on spuEo-
prlaiio1s say they Can ge; I'd Of all the
appropriation bills BY the SIS; inaaa;, %.
lie democrats, insist that some law to
regulate the coans Of the electoral vote
most oe passed. A prominent democratic
senator said this uorning-"Ualess We
pass law 10 govern the coun,.Oqr having
majority lie both hoases Of congress viii
nos d. any good. The republican. Will
declare thai the vice pcesidea: has the
RICH. TO e9un; the vote. and ,heT will
enforce This a: the ppin: If ,hA
oayone: If necessary.T This b.ia- .1e
state OF feeling among the democrats. i.
bids fair to delay final adiourumeu, fsr
some time. Any proposition 10 regulate
the electoral count will lead 10 partisan
diso1ssioa. The democrats will naturally
want to hold all the advantage Of the ns-
ioH;y, and the republicans will iyh, auv.
thing that does nos give them fair.squ.re
show. Therefore, as it is plain hat the
democrats mean TO attempt the passage Of
ls~. the chances OF early Adjournment,
are growing beautifully less.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26

IMPORTANT DECiSIoS.-An important
decision has jus; been rendered in The
United STATES paten: office. the real parties
in the case being D. B. Wooster OF Marsh
held, VT. vs.. the Vermont Farm Machine
Company Of Bellows Falls. Vt. owners
Of the Cooley creamer patent. The fol-
lowing Is the issue between Inc pAE:ie. ::
- The combination with Il cs5i1e. or box
provided with : separate wa.er-tict; ioe
receptacle and 1 lid 10 cover the cabinet
and ice receptacle. OF vertically e.0a-
gated milk receptacle passing centrally
through the bottom OF the ice receptacle
SO that the upper portion will De enclosed
within the ice receptacle and the lower
end PROTEST below the SINE. and 4 Yeuti-
la'ei cover fitting upon the top of said
milk receptacle" The dairy public both
=: home and abrosd will better understand
the case BY the exhibits at the lsst inter.
national dairy fair held 1; New York city:
this creamery being substantially exhibit
ed b. Chaplin and Bar.is Of Poaltue7. VT.
Moseley and Sto3dari, also Of Poultney,
AMI the Vernon: Farm Machiue Comuany
OF Bellows Falls, Vt. The decisions giving
priority Of Invention, rendered bY the
principal examiner Of iiui4gferences.
United States board OF appeals and the
SraII decision OF the commissioners. have
been in favor Of Wooster. holding ,ha. be
is the true and original inventor o; the
s1biecs matter 81 Issue. H. 4. Seymour
OF Washington. 5. c. SaurtleE. Moatus-
lier. Vi, a,iOEneys for Wooster; Trasker
and Co. and c. 3. Eddy for Vermont Farm
Machine Company.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26
LANolLLE COUNTY.

BelTidsre, J; Cambridge. ;; Eden. ?
E.more, Z; Hyde Park. 5: johnson. >
Mo77is'own, I; Stowe, 5; Wa:erri.le, ,
Wo.,.ti. ::
Il sill looks IS thO1gh Col. Fsrnban
all. have the republican nomination fol
goveEnov withoa; serioQs contest FoI
.iea;elani governor Col Clarke Q: $:
Adams. Gen. bsys.ow Of Burlington ant
Nj. Mgusoa OF Manchester age named
70. s.a.e treasurer the names Of Nj. Page
Q: Montpelier, Mr.. DuBois Of Yves, Rag.
3o.ph and Nj. Field Of Rutland have been
le.muen:ed on. NJ. Field VIC do 10;
z1o~ ID. Go 10: doub. be is 8 man who
would become good officer. Nj. Dubois
certainly woald bu. be will hardly be a
candidate IS long as his eoon,y promises
10 have the man to head the ticket.
Thai Mr.. Psge has proved 50 good .
treasurer as to hare hsd many re election,
appears to be the main srgumen, Of some
Of The RatlAnd county papers The otfce
Of state treasurer IS Of such a kind tina,
the doctrine Of passing i; around 10 gre
Others chance is \ novel one.
Mr.. Page does nos need the Office. lie
MS been good fnsucier all bis life and
before be ever was state treasurer was
beyond :ha. need. He has managed the
ius-ces OF the stsse well ard we hardly
think .hai because AZ has done this for =
long time will bs though; by the people =
drss class reason for some o:her mans
nomination. When they nominate smother
man il will be for smother reason. And
We sire sure Mr.. Page does no. wish 10
have charge OF the money raised from the
people Of The state an inssu. from the time
hey want him 10 cease having charge Of
it The notion Of its being life Office"
mus! De as lew a one to Mr.. Page IS to
offers. for he hAs hsd frequent reminder.
By beginning new term tina, i. WAS lin
lied in time, and has no doab; IS often
been gVa,ifesi at the confidence repeatedly
reposed in him.
We look to see some other good man
chosen 10 this Office long, We hope, before
Mr.. Page dies bat it does moi now seem
probable tbs. change will be made this
rear.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26
SIT BACK = YEAS.

" | was troubled fo- mauT 7ez-, -.
Kidney Complaint. G-aTei, &c II r.
became thin; | Was jul. a-5 .-t.7.
could hArtly erAEI abo1:; H,s A. Il.
worn oul mAa all over; could =. ----.,-
10 help me. until | q. Hop Bi..--,. a.
Tow l an boy again. NJ 5.u5 A..
kidneys are all right. ard ! an 81, s-rs
~ = msn Of 3A although Au =. az Z
have 10 doG5s il will DO l. We. r. dr.,
Of nv s-e. Il : worth iris,--. E...-,
-SugS8y KsTr4ry. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26

A well informed gentleman writes u,
hom Chelsea, West Hill, where the p.ss. !.
very common, that the dry spots in our
pastures. that are creating so much alarm,
are caused By small earth colo.ed worms
shout three-folrths Of an inch long. and
ere nearly al found in = belt four inches
in width On the line where the dead grass
joins the green They work on. or near.
the surface, and are easily killed by apply.
ing with sp-inkIing pail boiling DO;
wafer. with Two handfuLs Of sal. 10 the
pailful. Ten quarts Of water will do the
work thoroughly for rod, and will kill
most Of them for twics that distance
Those who are afflicted with these pests
o1gh! to do their bes. to check them, no;
only to stop present loss, but also to pre-
ven! greater troabls which threatens 10
come from their increase hereafter"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26
MONTPELIER MARKET
2ErArI FAtrEg
Es. u rss.k ss.s,a.- r,...,.-l

Esr iAs rs1< sn4.,G- Tssa5sf :. Nc $ tEE
Apples, dgSe,i sew A. r. - Rr,.s- stza.,.
bess tslse; Beef, dried. yreer HspEti, Ist. 20 b.
i,esas 90 se' Pogx, sEli, lac; H1z, -: lar.
= sei Veal. S7t9c. BsGas, 51xezt, ssS.h
Sofes SIS Cora neal. r lis ts- a. a.: Jas
o1sass, AS14ss: FtSzr > 81 s. sss R,; Cha.
- sd; tssAB, = tea, es-SgaasJsl: Cs<sse, r >.
ISe IS; tlsA-Eresa Cot. dressed. lsc: Hthsgi-
ASi >11f. y; Nteksrel. lie: >sI Fts.. C4s5. z,
= eEoe. taIer = \: Trtpx- "a. ksrs.ess
"a gAlsoz, be-. Poszrosss. = bzsAsl, s4a6sc-
eAA = h'asae3, SsaSas: Dairy, ( -. , >rE1r.
re11S he ellie. 6s0ws 7zSs, Nol1s4sS ? Ef.,ur
We "a Maze e1Ezr- p .-gias >rras, n II 8Ni
tseA Tea. tRsSaaT9. CaEae. slsl I1rl -als7s.
-; 30, roasted. Sc = e Hsrts Gas seet
y ~ hStalyIs CsaFes. > 2i4 p Z. Nsr6ssrz Ns1
YORK Do, ll3s3e p p.J9za.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26

RICHMOND MARKET. May 5s-B.--
sold 5; IS 10 10 cents fair foF Is .ol.,,.
bes, grass made IS to Is. Cbeese ss.4 ).
I0tOII cents for bsst Whole uEs. =
med and partly skinned. 70 8 ,s-s
ST. ALBANs BCTTEE MAExEr. NJ g.
-At;sndznos god. reesip.s i-c-sz,--.
make, qaies- We q1ote eo-uoo r !.
Is cents per Po1nd. good 20 c.5.-s :. d,
Is cents Per podnd; few t-oey &..,..s 81.
: higher Priee; general p-ic- 2 go. o..
pound; quality improving S..uzs-..
from MissiSq1Oi rad and : An.
l.5o0 packages. Eggs u cel:s p. 3.-.
en-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26

lnez Smith has bsen appointed post.
mistress AZ Greensboro.
I Tie state teachers association Is to BE-
held AZ Bellows Falls, Angus: 4.h and jih.
/ The state teachers association is to be
held st Bellows Fails. Angus 4th and
jih.
hILLED 81 TIE CARs.-Da1iel Crowley.
section hand aged abba, sixty. was raa
. over By the cars =. Poul.ney on FRIDAY
afternoon. and received fatal injuries.
Dr.. Edward F.. Phelps of Windsor. the
eminent physician, who has been in fail.
ing health for many months. is row very
low and uOi expected 70 lire many DAYS.
Vernon. will be represented =. the
grand eucamPmeni OF Knights Templar OF
lie United STATES TO De held 8, Chicago
neAt August. ny Beauseaa, eommander7
of Brsulsboro.
AccIDENT.-Mrs. Clark Whisuey Of
Westminster WIS probably f,sAlIy injured
~ Bellows Falls By jumping from runs.
war team. Saturday night, frac,uring her
skull She hAs large family OF children.
Z D. Morrill,. Of Barnet. aged 20 h.,
sued Moses Gild.lau. who recently as
saul;ed him seriously. for $1,000 dam.
ages. The action is resurnable June Is,
10 the Caledonia county count at S. Johns
bury.
Inc milk sold by Darlington milkmeu
las been analyzej, and According to the
result. as Published in the Fire< P-t.s,. thew
lave lot been palmiug of chalk and
wafer on an uGsaspeciing pablie-all oil
which is very creditable to the Burlington 1
BIT no doub their brethren in
81 Albaps would show As good record.
DEFAULTEE ARgESTED.-W. C. Brown.
ne Rutland absco1ding teller, WAS arrest.
ID in Denver, Colorado. Friday. The nee.
sssaTy papers were at once made ont bv
states Attorney Lawrence, who in Gonna.
" with Sheriff Peabody. of Rutland. lea |,
or the Yves, Immediately.
CRIMINALS SENTENCED AT HYDE PIsx
The Lamoille county coUrs adjourned
W. dIe, Friday. Marx Z. Davis WAS
to TWO years in the state prison /
Windsor for horse stealing; Andrew
Wilkins TO six months in the workbouss.
Ienry Cots fined SIS and costs for petty =
'rceny. with sa alternative sentence tn I
se workh0use for one hundred and 6ftv
sys.
Mr.. Ahd Mrs. Lyman Gibbs, of P;,,.
I'D eeseoralsd their golden wedding ,ha '
her day. 'N'' l
II Is said thai the profits Of the Ph;I,. s.
alpha Ledger. which IS wholly owns5 z
George w. Childs, Gen Grants friend =
ere $4,000 last year. The New York
sy1la IS the only paper in this eountrv
nicn yields larger ne; revenue. ProS.
'!y the Boston Herald comes third. =,
The BEAUTIES OF DENocRAuc NAV. G
Tribune says Cnitsa
Aies marshal in Ohio. who adyspee3
q thousand dollars to keep bis osioe in
'e FSiSo0' informs the astoxney.gener1I :;
al be Is unable to pay any more on, or ;.
s own pocket; the courts in TIA, 6;.t-;.. J. g
erefsre will be compelled to suspend q q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26

Tie Galena QIl.) Ga:<ite, whose editor
is personal friend OF Gen. Grant. p0b.
fishes the following: An item has BEEN
going the rounds of the press asserting
that George W. ChiIds OF the Philadelpbi.
L<dgsr has stated that Gen. Gran, would
order his name Withdrawn from the con.
test a. the national convention in CHICAGO.
Neither George w. Childs nor sny one
else has authority 70. making such an
assertion. Geo. Grants name has never
gone before The plblic as candidate for
tbs presidency BY any word or &c, of his
own and be most certainly will no; order
his name Withdrawn. 4 very lsrge class
OF the American people have chosen to
m2ke him their candidate. and if the re-
pa5licsn national convention 4. Chicago
sse 1t to lender him nomination, he will
Eos decline. This we know TO be lns kss,
and We publish i. because j, is well tbs,
the republicans of the country shovld cease
to hold the matter in do1bs."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26

F'' ia Nt'- . b.. no. s-G ig -
cs5t.4 ,tegs H. -,,
Al zarts' ia5. uteE, @La ~, III, IT.
% l1s; WeES, 80 -.se. H.. a.
" sc yeIr 1r2, 40 Al 80. s
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a6-'s1 10; -rsi 41LlEr. 49, > CT ....r.
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gsl - Us - ;1G4l EezEri q 1sBe, "a Nv III.
- Balls ss.-- s4ltasI l. Wy-Ez-E5rs. 1 Ia
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>.seri, s-j@.lA Mia a2Ts, So. s.s-t IN
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.;3te. yeast.zgs. s7Jisr1ILst: .#1-y4l.-,..
s.-.'t2 -A'4i .-ts=-Ts'Er ellis, So ls7... ,.4-
sGs u; sIfta 15'!t r t-sc 80 q "a ID.
a%At. >p-zE a4zS., 7Gr: p r. >1sa..,. .,esi
; .G5.-1. r +. Fat EsE:~s a5i,. = = -s.-,4-i
dressed -9cs, t5iiI. = :. Veal tIITss s. E.t :
2 bad. BrIgefsz kl3ss, is5s &c: sss--;.7 ..lt
:9' re; -. sA1ss, = -i9lss g%. .e- Il-:v
Sa3. o.. 8 g-ia5&.s eE:e: t,1c5rT ~, 8 .ln-
a-5- Scared skis .5:.
RENARh>--Tas >Erksi e,sz1 1e4 = q ..
/ g.-i1s'1 Vie :ai.ae- BAT ;as arrivals lave .esl
1eLTF. C9csp3sr11As zIz? Ire - Jsrzsst II. II 4
zle-i- therefore ne 1st.lE-@ IS .oi xali Z : II
are os~o Tsts 4 10. p: .a= 9ziss. We 1r.:t 1
2s':4-z& % western =is=rz eEZkl 10 =. pe'.-. =.
Ets1i- Dealers =s.s 11spl.=ti 10 el.- cd. a
-Gutc 20 ioz ez&1sIs. N3fls+ru g4ae H=.s
.,E.i szp9.F. AZ. E= Fa.s t3- Qz!y isu sr.z 10
,c-..s iE= y Il zFs - s-I wszks. Sales Esrs I'll,
I ~ 4. y. M31rss Of 4 sissEs, ATe-A-e Las d.. ,
~ III ., All 3 ososrs- 1TtFTsz- Ii "a /
IS : pes e#s- J, A. Hti1EE1F %. s,si1 q :tsr
ky-Fl-- 81 De, Il $40 y-- eat J. Prs.s3- -.
= .-L-- t'-.i-! ssssrs- TeL-s o5il 20 dress ~
IS eLt1 ii .: l=- %, 1fs.s<- Hsgc-- TcE-s III
/ iag-i szPpl! Of s.s=2 LHi I-.s LzI The 1zl :
ss-etI4y Vas -; tie o+:i- / zz= tz-th G! sv.-,.
-A-.ss. -s3ziss oa3, 4E5szgIag :. ,as, Hers 80
81 W II. BA''+ We. 10 u. W. H5..ss PrRss NJ.
ZOE {. II u itQse c5=:Ezg. rs. kzZG4u .eHf
1zzE- fstsaE 81 s1-Ec, ETs;GE= 81 .as, a; s.,
J. 3 sLr-sGl s3.5 :. s.sL rel s5e@p. ATsf1r= +. M
~ r: PEI T. 'eIAs s.y.l Ii - ca per -, gn,.
o[s. I19 Te-T s.s5sss S3ls AZ s155. gzo ID. a.ri
Lzg oI=c we're s91.1 = 5-s1i Esr9 Il 81 E1zr
s?94 Ii II: Per pll11,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26

HAT country. Can; o'COonel. The treas
urer, hAs forwarded ooe-thirl Of the
snOan, to Lard LyOas for the Duchess Of
MzrlboroGsh's fund. oae-shird TO the lord
mayor. and the remaining third TO the
Irish bishops Further sums are nov
being rAised sor the sane lsud.ble PGr-
pose.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26
ORANGE CoCNT

Bradford, ); Brainiree. >: Brookield, );
CHELSEA, j; CoEin.b, 8; Ely, ?; Ezirlee. 2:
Ne~o1r!, ); Orange, >; Randolph. ):
Stafford. s; Tne;fo-d. 5; Toushsn. s:
I1noEi6gc. ); Washington, ;; Wes: Fair
Zee, ,; Wi..iams:own, 5;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26
Water : Free.

Tbl.'s 80, 5ci u uos: Pii%r; --s-.r:-a=. -. ru.,
s3r ! =, ,s.s rL,s 0. is--l; si1,- a .----E -
dry a1lr7s - All 2-s pettr-= % --...-
zIke SIX .s1lrLt u -e','r-= s..-. o.. sam F..
lay. P7s..,e9zs ius1g-t- .; = nt.z--'- -1-... ..
54zsg Diseases, LlTs- -lasp.llri4-.. 4. Ire
d. 6alh dlzr.ass all el.slrs. :5t 20 a.. -...,r
l5e5 L Ir-5AF. FN.'T
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26

VIM. 5. King Of Minnesota. swears he
did aot write the letter to Springer which
the ls;'eE attributed to Finley aud which
t'I.ey declared he thought King wrote.
E1peErs differ sboa. tie matter. Douell7
went OF The stand and in his testimony
charged Springer with his dishonesty. We
neTer sdmired Springer whose democracy
sometimes assumes 4 likeness to that of
lie " bounding Beebe," ba. he sets like :
square nsn and Mr.. Donelly and Mr..
Finley will have fine time getting auv
body to believe them on any poin. where
Syringe, disputes them. he is more of g
man than twenty Donellys and FInleys
rolled ito one.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26

LTTTELL's LIVING AGE--The uuubers
OF the LiTfH9 Ags for the weeks euiiug
May 18Th and 23i, respectively. eoutsin
The following articles: The History Of RsD,
n England. Contemporary; The Irish
Small Farmer. F3rtHigAtly; Personal r..
objections OF MsFE Carpenter, Nsierz r..
giE Ni Religion. AchAian and Semitic h,
H. Hon. w Z Gladstone. NIgSSszg,.k or.
AATy; The Suppression OF the TenDlsrs in
hngland, Ca1aTeh 9ls1rtsylg RerieAc; lin.
SONS of Memory. C0Ynhill: Noe. On
lnhnlty, By Richard A. Proctor, snd The
Dog aud its Folklore, GC1lIszals,,s NJ
sssi<; Elea1our: a Tale Of Non Psrfo-n.r.
Bd9es47esd; The Civil Code OF the L.
Pa44 Nail; Mr.. Brudenell Carter IN
Snort Sight, Spectator; A Russian II.
House, Chamber Journal: with jns,-iI-
menis OF Adam aud Eve" He thZr w;iI
not when be may" and =. Ysrsne - -
!Aine's rebellion, aud The usual su,os,ot nj
poetry. '--'' u
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The GeoVgians are down on Senator
GoEdon's successor, and openly express
their disaqp.oval o; his appointment by
the governor. They do MOI like him be.
cause they say he is 4 man who "be.r.Yed
the s:a,e in her hours of trial and com.
United and ins.iga;ed measures which.
had they prevailed. would have iucsrcev-
sIed many Of her best citizens and
placed Others under the gallows, and
oIoaght izto po#e. party iuimieal to
the 0as; Interests OF the state and good
and reputable people 1: is now stated
that Gordon resigned the seratorship
because OF being mixed up in certain
questionable transactions which he WAS
afraid woald come to ligh, and ring down
The curtain on him, leaving him in politi.
cal darkness.
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mayor. and the remaining third TO thS
Irish bishops Further sums are nos
being rzisei Eor the sane lsud.ble par
pose.
The ceRS7s enlners,Ors begin WORK
jane Is There are go appointed il
this state. Aoo1i July Is; they will fl'
Isis in the county clerks Offices snd ~
shall know whether Old Vernon, has in
creased or decreased 10 population the As
10 years There will De 10 grea; loss oil
gain.
The enumerA,ors for Washington. La
noble and Osznge COUNTIES we give Be
low:
WASHINGTON COUNT.
Barre, o. z. JAckuau.
/ Berlin, 7. D. Hobart.
Cabot. J. NJ. Fisher.
Calais. J. K. Tobey.
/ D1Io1Ty. z. W. Hun,leT.
East Montpelier. Austin TempIe;oo.
Fsystol. G D. Porter.
Mzrshfeld, ]. 5. Severance.
MiddleseI. {. c. Eaton.
Montpelier. d. P. Clark and H. c. Lall.
MOVesown. A G. Prenliss.
! Mortified, E.S. Bradley and II B. ThAver.
I PLaiu1eld. A c. Perrin.
Roxb1ry. q. ). Stanton.
Wsiisdeld. l. D. Savage.
Warren. H. W. Lyford.
Waterbury. y. ": MSy.
Woodbury., o. D. Town.
Worcester, c. 7. Tenple:on.
LLNoILLE COUNTY.
BelTi,lere. J. c. Hoigkins.
Cambridge, J. VI. Stafford.
Eden, Edwin c. White.
EImore, B. T. Morse.
Hpie PARK. H. VI. Mcfarland.
johnson, William c. CriDpcn.
Morris:oEu, c. c. Dodge and d. J. Saf-
feci.
Stowe. Chandler Watts, "a.
W2;erviI.e. r W. Hu.io1rt.
Wo,ooa. z. J. B1rnell.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Bradford. Daniel Harl5ut.
Brain;ree. J. P. Cleveland. Jr.
Brookieli, w C. Clark.
Chelsea, Abel Morrill,.
C'2Einih. c. K. Darling.
Eiy. 5 B. Darling.
Fairlee. ". Il. Gilmore.
Ee~bary. John Bailey.
Orange, E 6. Peak.
Randolph. Luke Parish.
Stafford, c. B. Dow.
The:f3gd, 5. K. Berry.
Topsham. H. B. White.
Tuao!idge. FL. T. Smith.
Washington, Egast1s Smith.
Wes, FAi-.ee, A II. So1thworth.
Willis ms.own, John Linde, Jr.
SYNOPSIS oF ESCNEEARIoS DISTRICTS FOE
VERMONT.
Addison county-Par.on and Wsltbsn
form one district; sill o.her towns dis.
:rici each.
Bennington c9un.y-Benningto forms
} districts; all Others each.
Caledonia coln;T-S.. Johnso1ry ( dis.
.ric's; 81. others eseh.
Clii;enden c91nty-B1Eling.o1 9, Col.
chester ?; all others each.
Essex coun.y-Averill. Canaan snd
MORON form district; Brunswick and
Ferdinand form ! district; Lexington and
Lewis firm ! district
Franklin coau:y-S.. Adams ;, Scranton
=; sill Others each.
Grand Isle c'o1nEy-Egch town forms 5
district
Lanoille eocniy-Mo.risso~n >; all
Others each
Orange ooun:y-Esch town forms dis.
trict.
Orleans oo1n:y-Eaca town forms 4 dis.
lric.
Ra.lsud colnty-Bra1doa >. Castle.on
:, R7tland : al Others each.
Washington eo0uty-Noutpelicr >.
Mortified ?; AL Others each.
Wiadham co0aly-Athens and Bruokline
form district brznlehoro 8, Rockingham
?: al Others ! each.
Windsor colu.y-Esch town forms s
district
Whole number Of districts in Vermont.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Barre, 5; Berlin. ?: Cabot. s; Calais, 2:
Dl1baE!. ); EAsi Montpelier. >: Fsvs:ou.
!; Mansfield. ?; Miiilesex. :. M9u;-
g-.!er. ); Mo.e;owr, :; NovthdelI. !.
t.A.na=.d. :; Ro1b1ry, >; Wai.ie.d. =;
aAETen. ); Waterbury, 4; Woodbury.. > /:
Worcester.