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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-28

LAURBNs, s.. O., Mar. J5. 81
MR.. j. II. HARRIS,
DEAR SIE:--For some
time / suffered intensely with
gravel affection. / tried every
remedy that was obtainable, but
without any relief. Had given up
hopes almost ofbefng cured. Some
one recommended the Harris
Lithia Water and / tried it faith
fully and was cured. After using
one case Of the water 1 passed five
or six gravels. I can not say too
much In It's praise.
Yours Truly,
W.D, BARKsDALE.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-28
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LAURENs-PRo-
BATE COURT.

WHEREAS, Eliza D.. Osborne has
applied to me for Letters Of AID.
ministratiOn on the estate of w. X.
Osborne, deceased
These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin.
dred and creditors Of said de-
ceased, TO be and appear before me
at q Court Of Probate to be holden
at my Office at Laurens g. H, on
the 18th day of May, 1901, at 10
O'Clock A. M, to show cause il any
they can, why letters should not be
granted.
Given nndcr my hand and seal
this 9th day of April, 1891,
JOHN NJ. CLARDY,
Apr %, 81. 3t j. p. l.. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-28


Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cIeanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it's
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by eli leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one whr
wishes to try it. Do not accepts All,
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 20
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW FORK. Nv
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-28
LAURENs. s. q. April 2sth, 1891.

The Keowee Courier has been
enlarged. 1t ranks among the
best papers I'm the state.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-28

en- is the final letter OF cad
ministration,n but thought to begin
with q "T.n
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-28

"What is the matter with Mary ?'
Is the question now Fostering
the newspapers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-28

Special and General.
Edmund Holiday, colored, was
hung at Manning, Friday, for the
murder of John w. DuBOse.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-28
NOTICE.

All persons holding demands
against the estate Of Elizabeth
Strain, deceased, are notified to
present and establish them in due
form of law before me at Laurens
Court House South Carolina on
Tuesday the 18th of May 1891 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-28

Florida has the Call just at this
point in the game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-09
New Eoglar d Order Of PTotsction
Grand Ledge Meets.

BucKsPoRr. April 6.-The third session
OF the Gfard Lodge of Maine Of the New
Enslard order Of Prstection was held a.
Bucksport yesterday. There were 30 pres
ent, representing locges from all parts OF
the State. 81 received the grand lodge
degree.
:, The lodge vas called 10 order BY Grand
H. w. Oakes at one O'Clock and continued
in session with the exception Of the noon
recess until 6 o'clock. A large smount of
business was transacted and the officers
we're elected without single jar.
The meeting was characterized by haY-
mony and good will. The following off
GERS were elected and Installed: A. II.
Germ, Bucksport. grand vice warden; 8.
+. Foss. Saco, grand guide, W z. Quimby.
Bangor; grand chaplain, Mrs. NJ. A. WASH
ourne, Lewiston; grand guardian. H.
T. Thompson, Lisbon; grand sen
tinel. A. Il. Warren. Auburn; grand trus-
tees; o 3. Cisson, Gardiner. A, J. Cum.
mings, Portisnd; Mrs. Josie p. Smith,
Biddeiord. Representative to Supreme
Lodge for two years: A. E Verrili, ESQ.,,
Auburn; r W. Jackson, Portland; A. W.
Potter. NJ. D.. Lisbon. Alternates. d. N.
Hathorn. Veazie; Edwin Lord, Bangor;
Il. C. Berry, Portland. Member of the
executive committee, s. F. Foss, Saco.
Finance committee, (appointed) II. A.
Weymouth, M. D., Saco; G. F. Toner,
Auburn; A. A. Beaton, Rocklsnd.
A meeting was held in the evening which
was open to all members Of the order.
Speeches were listened 70 from supreme
and grand effl GERS, and all were then re-
freshed with ice cream and cake. The 4th
annual session will he held at Saco on the
let Tuesday Of April, 1892.
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ran saALIao INDUSTRY.
Proolamatioa By Prssidsns Hsntscn
wasrirg vtolatoss Of the Law.

WAsHmerox, April S.-Ths President
has issued the following proclamation: By
the Prssidens Of The United States Of Amer
lea. Q proclamation: The following pro-
Visions Of the laws Of the United States are
hereby published for information Of ali
concerned: Section 1856 Of tie K, S !.
chapter 5. title -, enacts that .No person
shall kill any otter, mink. martin, ssbls or
fur zeal. OF other fur bearing animal Within
the hmifs Of Aiaska q tsrritcry, o. In waters
thereof. Aud every person guilty thereof
shall for each offence be fined not less than
$500 or not more than Sl0c0 CT imptison.
meat for not more than six months, or
both. and all vessels, their tackle. apparel,
furniture and cargo fouud engaged in the
violation Of this section shall be forfeited.
but the secretary Of the treasury shall have
power to authorize the killing Of any such
mink, mArten, sable or other far-bearing
animal except fur seals. under such fegula-
tions - he may prescribe, and it shall be the
duly Of the secretary 10 prevent killing Of
any fur seal. ard to provide for the execu
tion Of the provisions Of this section unsil it
10 otherwise provided b. Law, nor shall be
grant any special privileges uader this Sec
sion.'
Section three of An act entitled, "An act
to provide for protection Of salmon fsher-
les Of Aiaska." approved March 2. 1889.
provides that.
Section 3-Thas section 1857 Of the
Revised Statutes 10 hereby declared 10 in
clude and apply to all dominion Of the
United States in the waters OF the Behring
Sea. and it shall be the duty Of the Presi-
dent at timely season in each yesr to issue
his proclamation, and cause the same to be
published for one month at leat in
one newspaper (if any such there
bs), published at each United States
port Of entry On the Pacific coast, warning
all persons agAinst entering such waters for
the purpose Of violating the provisions Of
said section, and he shall also cause one or
more vessels Of the Unised States to dill
gently cruise said waters and arrest all per.
sons and seize all vessels found to be or to
have been engaged in any violation Of the
laws of the Uoited States therein.
Now. therefore. l, Bspjsmin Harrison.
President Of the United States, pursuant to
the above devised statutes, hereby warn sll
persons against entering the waters of the
Behfing sea within the dominion Of the
United States for the purpose OF violating
the provisions Of said section, 1856, and l
hereby proclaim that all persons found to
be or nave been engaged in any violation Of
the laws Of the United States in said waters
will be arrested and pur i.hed - above pro-
vided, and that all vessels 20 employed.
their tackel, apparel, furniture and carsoes
will be seized and forfeited.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed
[6eal]
Doue NJ the city Of Washington this fourth
day ot April. 1891, and Of the Independ-
ence of the ll5th.
CSignedl BENJAMIN HARRISON.
BY the President,
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Secretary Of State.
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Gross NssIisss CO Of Naval oific as

WAsHIsGroN, April 8-The secretsry Of
the Navy has sppoiliel board to survey
the Alert and report the repairs necessary /;
and naval constructor Fernaid has been
ordered to Mare Island navy yard to super
wise the repairing Of the vessel. The re-
port of board appointed some time aso to
investigate and report whether or not there
was cAreiessness on part Of any officer in
preparing the Alert for sea has been re-
ceived at the navy department.
The board fods that Naval Cor s!ructof
Feaster has been careless in the supei =
vision OF repairs upon the Alert and
neglectfuI in his examinations Of tha work
as it progressed, which resulted in serious
defecEs In 'he ship being passed over with
cut repairs and unsatisfactory workman
ship in repsirs made. MISTER Shipwright
Willismssn vas negligent in the perform.
ance of The duty entrusted him in the i'm
mediate direction Of the first repairs to the
ship prior to Nov. "a, 1890. and in omittir 3
the important work Of scaling the corf0ded
surfaces before painting
Shipffaer Artsmss Webster was ueeli-
gent in the performance Of his duty, in moi
exaetipg proper workmanship in the repairs
made Gpon thu double bottom Of the Alert
subsequent to NV. rs, 1890, and 10 mo-
properly csrryiu out the recommendation.
Of the board Of survey by failing to remedy
the defects which we're especially men
toned. Master Shipiitter Webster will b.
discharged for negiecs Of duty. MAstel
shipxrighr williamson hss slresdy beer
removed
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Nxw YORE. April
FIous,-Receirts. 299e7 pkgs; exports, 1891
obls; sales, zSa50. kepext quotations iaoiud
ing City Mill extra, q 33ass So patent, es 1or
o. 65; supcrnpe, a. i5at2 7s; extra No. 9. - sss
Is ec; winter wheat low grade, % soaet 90; Min,
neso.a extra, a ioss4 IS; ssathern Sour dull,
rye -four quiet.
waEAr-Eecsipts 74ioo; exports, ssses; sales
5000, higher: No. red ia No : red, loss
1914; No kfed ioptaIoeA; eev'P, 1l3t'ob f.tfsi6i,
de.iv'd. Nc hard, .23l, 70 northern. !17alSol;
HIg-Quiet. state, siss2; western, 7gasl.
BARLyY-QYiet with west; sales 00os No.
Milwaukee. sias2: oswcgo No. ]. ssaieo; No
do, VI.
1000, hrmer. steamef. 7os73s; nos. 7os7zi;
store and elevator. 73ia7ss aSost.
OA1s-Keceipss. .77.@o. sxpoiss. 2oo; ss,ss'
isl 900; steady; 30 = sssssi' .ss. 90 rni's' NJ
54asi; do white. 6ia MIXED western, :ssss,
54s5ss.
CosygK-gio, firm. active, is1s20
SUoAR-Raw Srm: refined nm: asDand
fair; crushed a.; extra crushed, 5 leaA ~ white
sxtEs crashed, 5sa7ls; ont Loaf o.; rasuiAtsd, u
PyTRoLKUS-Quiet 12A
PoRK-steady
BEKH-quiet
LAap-dali, western stea1, os.o7i oios
ing o. on city steam, - 20 refined qsiet; sorznen,
os Ujsts 30 y. A. e675.
BurTEn-s,ate dairy. ~ . 30: DO creamery,
q a2s; western dalr5.' 70 . 70; DO creamery. d
q ~, do factory, fla2s-
BurTzB-better dem. wsstsn daisy 7iaii, DC
CnHks.-s1opa. fair De. STATE. saioi: fanny
r,etehss 10 Liverpool quiet.
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BELrAeT ITEMS.

Especial to the KENNEBEo JOURNAL.
BELFAST. April s-The managers Of
,hs Belfast Water Company Of Boston will
come to Belfast next week in regard to the
extension OF the pipes from the dam a,
Little river to the hotel at Northport. d.
v. Bird was ordered to measure the die
lance, which he did, fading it to be $3.50
feet.
Hon. Arliog,on B. Marston Of Bangor.
deputy grand chancellor, will visit Palestine
Commsndery, n. T., of Belfast on Thurs
lay next officially.
A committee will report next Monday
night concerning the celebration Of the
Odd Fellows anniversary to be held at
Belfast April 25th.
The British schooaers Westfield. Bel
yed, ard Aurora Boreaiis, McDade, ar
rived from St. Johns with lumber Monday
A petition to close all places where liq1or
is kept or sold In Belfast is being circu-
ated by the ". C T. y.
Schooner NJ. V. B. Chase, Pinkham,
sailed Wednesday for Fernandlnan
Schooner G. S. Warren, Colson. arrived
Saturday from Boston; Odelie, Wade,
rrived Sunday from Boston; James
Holmes, Ryan, arrived Sunday from Bos-
ton,
Schooner Louisa Francis Thorndike Ar
rived Sunday from Boston. Carrie s.
Hicks. Hicks arrived Sunday from Nsw
YORK. Schooner William Cobb. Olson
arrived from Boston and is loading paving
for Nex York. Schooner Mary Fsrtow.
Ccndon. sailed Wednesday for Boston.
VIM. A. Kimbsll and Pembroke . Staples
sill now wear the blue coats AM brass
buttons, as special Eight police.
Seaside Grange of Wald0 will dedicate
their now completed hall on April Is. The
exercises will consist of short farce en-
titled the "Msle Cook" songs. recitstions,
etc. supper and dance
Mr.. Fred Chase is quite sick with neu-
ralgiA and swelled bronchial tubes.
Mr.. Frank Field Of Belfast goes TO
3uckspors on ohio Thursday regarding
he completion Of the Maine Register,
which he is preparing.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Congress d InIsatais 0p:nsd
It Washington.
plssidsst Hsrikal ild Illy oAsl
Prominent Hon Present.


WASHINGTON, April s.-Ths opening
session of the congress Of inventors and
manufacturers Of patented inventions in
celebration Of the be ginning Of the second
century Of the American patents system
vas held this afternoon in the Academy Of
Music. President Harrison and . large
number Of prominent men Who had been
selected - vice presidents ct the congress,
occupied seass on the stage. The hall was
filled with Representative gathering Of in
vensors aud manufacturers Of the country
Il vss nearly half rsst two when the
President, accompanied by Secretary
Noble and Postmaster General Wanamaker
entered and took his seat on the ttage.
Senator Platt, Senator Daniel. Assistant
Secretary Bus:ey, Commissionsr Mitchell
and Commissioner Wright entered soon
after. The President vas introduced as
chairman of the meeting by Hon. John
Lynch, chairman Of the centennial execu-
tive committee. When the applause with
which he was greeted had subsided, the
President made brief speech.
He then called upon Rev. DR.. Sunder-
land to open the cor gress with prayer. At
its conclusion the President said that urgent
affairs prevented his remaining as the
meeting, and, after calling to the chair
Secretary Noble, the President left the
hall.
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Morocco 6tsiks Eudsd at Lyan.

LYNN, Mass, April Sat q meeting Of
the morocco dressers Tuesday evening il
was voted to make an unconditional sur
render and seek work At the factories.
The strike was inaugursted August IL,
1890, by the SO finishers in the employ OF
John T. Mouiton, for Sl3 q week and no
more apprentices for two years. Manu-
facsurers, all the members of the National
Monroe Co. Manufacturer Association
promptly locked out all their men and
within "a hours of the time the strike WAS
declared, 1900 men were loafing.
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coNDHRsnD DIsPArcHns
The Pith cf tho News taken from the
Current Events OF tbs Day.

The National Mule Spinners Union is in
session at Lowell, Mass.
P. T. Barhum leaves an estate OF over
Ave millions, which is dispo,ed OF by will,
largely to his legal heirs.
The mill Of the Morley Paper Company
at Loudville, Mass, q suburb Of Ncrthamp-
ton, WAS burned Wednesday morniog. Loss,
$50, 600; insurance, $4,000.
Toof MCGOWAN & Co, prominent whole
sale g.ocers and COTTON factors Of Memphis,
Tenn, made an assignment Wednesday.
Liabilities Sl26, ,72s; assets 1915. 1863.
A special dispatch from Raleigh, N. c.,
says Governor Daniel g. Fowle died sud-
denly Tuesday night a. IL 80. The cause
Of his death is supposed tb be heart failure.
The municipal elections were help
throughous Nebraska, Tue,day, under the
new Australian system and reports are
practically unanimous ss to the undoubted
success of the law. Reports 90 far show
the general resumption Of power by the
Republicans where party lines were drawn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-09
OVER TIE STATE.

How the new manufactures will spring
up in Aroostook county after work begins
on t'ist new railroad
Portland. Lewiston and Auburn are each
making arrangements to have . merchants
week during the last Of the present month.
Ga Monday. Jordan 4 Cartoons new
twin screw propeller scow SagsdAboc was
launched from the yard where che was
ouilt in Woolwich. She will receive her
engine at the Bath Iron Works.
The numerous academies throughout the
State which received aid from the Legisla-
ture, will be ensbed to do grea. deal of
good with The money, and are just entering
upon the spring terms with renewed energy
and enthusiasm.
The following pstents have been granted
tn Msiae people: Geo. W. Blanchard,
Waierville, electrical car stopping device !;
John l.. Clark, Bangor. tea- kettle: Frank
Rabinson and z. W. F. Lander, Bar gar,
rolley support fer electric cars; Thax:er
Shaw. Vanceboro. rough lea,hes dressing
machine; Thomas Walker, Warren, take
up device for spindle bands.
The spfieg is ecld and bsck~ard. Solid
heaps OF old snnw are piled up all about.
and on the roth sides of buiiiinss Away
from the sun bsrdly tbaw all day. The
Winds are rough and piercing and come
straight from the North pole. But few Of
our spring songsters have yet made Us
their first brief ceremonious call.
A little Bath girl who attended church
Sunday, fell asleep shile tie minister vas
preaching and awoke just after the pastor
| had introduced . coiored speaker who vas
making . fe~ remarks. No; comprehend.
ing the change Of parsonage, the little one
whispered to hsf mother ia an awessruck
stage tone Mamma what made thss man
turn black - quick?7
| Po tisnd Pfess: A curious practical joke
was played Al Bovdoin College the Other
! day. Readers Of the papers will remember
| that on the programme Of the fecen. Senior
exhibition At Bowdoin l.. A. Burleieh VA
| cYedit.d with the theme .'Deanihroromo.
/ rhizatop," and marked Excused Mr.
Burleigh. vh, is Governor burleigh's con
is member Of the Glass; hut this = intel
hiss bsen repafias the Legislature Q
Augusta. He kses zothing Of the extra
ordinary subject sss gned lin by SOM
fuguish fellow sfndelts rn,il he read it i
! the papsr. He to the ] sks good nat1redl
and without any demorz hoffaiizsti,n.
= =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-09

The only S0rsapariffa guaranteed to abso-
iufefy cure Difsasss of the Stomach, Licer, and
Kidneys, Dyspspsia. mitigation, loss Of Ap.
petite, Sick Headache. NRscaiar Eheumdtista,
Dt1siness, Feraai, Weakness, Ealaciftion, Cen
erdi Deb0ity. ErHptions of he .Skis. Pmpies,
BOiks, TniH0rs, Ssrofafoas .s5fcfioss, Cdncer-
ous Hamors. Sat RheuBa, .sgphtdis. citayrh,
Ringeorm. Caybunefes, Ulcers md Sores,
MGiavi0i Poison, Tain in the BoRes.
DANA SARS1PARILLI CO., Belflss, Ne.
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IAprtlS 1871. 10 Z. III
BASE b ALL


Association Games Played Wedoss-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-09
Fire at Has<forc, Conn.

HARTFORD, Com sAprii Sire broke
ont about this evening in the building
owned by the Phoenix Brsss Founding Co.
occupied by the Hartford Easioe and Ma
chine Co, Hartford Warp Co. ard the
Dwight CushmAn Water Wheel Works.
The building was shep p,hed with corrugated
iron, vhioh made it Impossible for nremen
to resch the flames With any success, and
the building was badl eutted. Total loss
between SIS coo ard s20. 900. Insurance
on building, $1,000; it was valued at
s&ln0
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AouLfoH AnnnsrED.
Ass. R1npsts's Assa11ant Admits shs
Assault acd h Locked Up.

Down. n. II April s.-John Moulson.
Who y charged with cSusing the death Of
Mrs. Bennett. N shis, city last Saturday.
and vho has since eluded cfncefs, was cap
tufed today on the road between Crest Fall
ard Rochester. BY Chief Of PoEics Hobbs
Of Gfea; Falls ana Ofieef Stevens Of Dover.
Aculs1n vas wild with rsge over his srrest
snd used his tongue freely.
he admitted tne sssauls upon Ma. Ben
neit and said il Vas because aha called him
names and threatened 70 reveal something
he once told her. He Vas sorry she vas
dead. He admitted that be vas to have met
his mother ct the bridge between Crest
Falls and Berwick, and that she VS. to give
him money to 60 70 Canada. He VS.
brought to this city and locked up in the
police station. He will be asraigned to-
morrow morning.
When Moulton snd her daughter left the
electric Car al Great Falis to meet Mouiton
they were shadowei until M5uison was
arrested. They returned this city. The
mother admitted that she had 4l00 for her
son which she wss 70 have given him.
Daniel Cisy Of Suaf1fd will adopt Eva
Bennett as soon ~ the necessary papers
can be made out.
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Miss Morris Paradox Company.

Miss Neitie Morris will occupy MeoDian
Hall with her Equine and Paradox Com
esoy hprit l7th and 18Th. Of this CON-
psny and their reecat appesrsoce IN Port
isni 'be Portland Transcript says:
Lovers Of the horse and dog, those
trusted Ard t,us friends Of msn, Who have
oot visited City Hal snd Witnessed the
performance given by Miss Nettie Morris
irained animals, should DO - today or
tonight. The entertainment 10 full Of spice
and variety. novel In ito character and never
iiags nor gsts tifesome. A. an illustration
of What patent training will do, this
combination 10 one Of the best ever In this
city. The animals all DO their work cheer
fully, there being little or no use Of the
~hip. and old and young lesvs the hall
wondering how the little animals were ever
20 thoroughly educated. The sqnine ard
canine paradox has certainly fouad favor
With our people and can be chseffu'iy
recommended o pleasing ana sssisfac,cfy
entertainments
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ANU GEM HNTo.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

'Standins room only prevailed LAST
, vening at Meonisn hall to witness the
Harry Lindley company produce The above
drama. The large audience spplauded the
situations and yellei with lsughter at the
comedy 90 vel furnished BY Harry Lindley
xad Sol Walters. The rest Of the company
were fsr above the average, snd their per
iormArces are justly rewarded BY crowded
houses. Tonight they produce Alexander
5alvini's great piece, ''Storm Beaten" In
Producing scenic effects, viz. the burning
Of the vessel and the arctic icebefgs. On
Saturday afternoon . special matines for
ladies' and children will be given. "Si:tiDs
Bull" the Baltimore success, Friday even
i,g. Seats cs1 nov be secured .. Hunt's.
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VIII, win succeed Ecmurd.p

BosTos, April S.-A special from 81.
Albans, Vermont, to the Journal says:
There promises TO be . most in.ers sting
and seirted contest for the succession to
the senA.orship from which Senator Ed.
munds has resigned. There will probably
BE- several candidates. fer the offlce, includ-
ing Hon. Henry Powers. congressman
eject from the first district, aud Hon.
Reddeld Proctor, secretary Of war. The
names Of Judge Wheelock G Veazey, Of
the United States Interstate Commerce.
commission and Ex-Governor John w.
Sewart and Ex-Governor Gregory may
also be included 10 the list Of popular can
didA,es. Senator Eimunds lives on the
west side Of the Green mountains, from
which section, u nder the unwristen political
law Of the state his successor must be
taken. The situation is an extremely in
teresting one.