Rutland Daily Herald du lieu suivant : Rutland, Vermont • 1

JIUTLAXD, WEDNESDAY, E1TEMBER 5, 16(56: VOL HM). PRICE 3 CENTS. as4 has li repau'-oa of airtag nore LATEST HEWS. LIFE, ZZ7kTi JH3 EEAITT. r.

AUm'M World Hair Iltstorcr and Drifting invigorate, ttrtngtken and lengthen the hair. They aet directly upon the roots of the hair, supjrlylng re-ouired nourihmrnt, and TF. A I'll. HIST ELECTIONS. Returns In Trlrsmph.

r-r I P-i-rrswjtative, lwtiwti rr; 'wa re-sutive, M. rr If." mat tret.y D.i'.irgtaru e- Daiea-rrt For CxiTrm Tiwilin tge TO, ffr. B. Pake T. Town Rep-rmvj- I Fv.r 7 majjr-lt 1.

1 1 2 16. L'avenport 1 For njre Pa: an i Chase l-K 1 Tua wm Ri(un1 rp ta.i Rockingham For Tu RrprestBta-ti. H. Johnn tep Ci maj-mty. S'a ticket, IMUlugam Davenport TA.

l'nko gan 72. Hebury DilliEghan 2.6, l'aven-jr-rt IT. For Coigre- Wi.ir.ifi.le i IT. For Town Rr-pre- -otatve, J. W.

Stewart, 17 rev I i-Ut in D.l'.insSmTi 2 jl baveufort It. Congress. Wxihri 2I', Wt. Hl Town Rfprr-rtitatiTc. R.

M. Brrraio, Sept. 4. A pn'tu d.pua frum this njomicg, say Gea. Cat as 1 A Jmiral Farragnt are in Detroit, having tie Prrsi teatial pajT Cievt-lasd.

They lock the swamboat last c'-ft, and arrived this morning. The Ex-pre-s of this mortiag has from Chicago, which say that everything thrre points Ij a not on the PrericWat'a arrival. The Chicago Tim-s of to-day has a locg leader urging a not and in comment; eg apon th action of the Board of Trade, ia not ds nng to have their tall used for political speech making, says What tbey deem politics we cannot ay but It i perhaps our duty to say that the Prti lent will be protected in whatever he mi) say In the Board of Trade hall and elsewhere, to long as he shall remain In Chicago," Yaw, ac rw-l fnt 4 Wwwrm StifavrtM mu t-lr Sm 1 A 10, eSxfw a raw So t. e(M' Vknatrra tMii; tm 4 Itrs un t8k, avaiawv t.a iMnw iw4 to tksevaa um si a4 sbim. sv-it s.r tk itKt Na-lfta 4it Vt IHM 1 Vvil 5 a -iC S.M V.

M.istf nines 't-s? s. IfvfluD kS' iica I WtS. ktie pia-a 14- Jvi ir fi.ra f-m mtr 1 va r-rm sLea trttk Sew wtm b-rrtm ft otia rc Mai IKIII iTMl hJr Lit) b.r ii t-'VSi SAii rru. sniliLba hi trt.il nii NL ST-. aet tarjniiM Otia.

Oi'ei Linwi NijJ 1aJ tM-m atwk Prroi-r lrm. uti lN irade rii U.uJ tt T4IL.1W Vi'-t. I lijtl Fai.KT- To 1 1 rl uuh. HT.lv 1 IMO MAJORITIES. Third unrrrional District.

So rirition of onsrritun. I rom Brllwwa InlU "i-t lal to the litit.at iicra.4 Billow Fall. jt. I. The ejection here to dv l-en very exeitlrg and a full vote followed.

Win. B. JoKrfw, the Union candidate wsa tlected Representative over J. II. Williams by "9 rojorit and 61 majority over all.

The vota wm as follows Daniel Campbell 18, J. II. Williams "13, W. II Johnson 292. On Stat ticket the vote, wm Dillingham S04 Davenport 231.

By a Union gain on last year of "2. I On the announcement of the result in town meeting and amid much excitement, the Union party ST three cheer for the Constitution and the Union, and thre groans 'r the first Philadelphia Convention. A stage load of 20 Union Totem with th United States flag carried by a Vermont Cavalry boy who fought under Bherldan, went to the polls from this place and returned followed by a prorrsaloa of Union teams amid great enthusiasm and cheering. sseown nirTc p. at.

The Union party are very Jubilant here to-alght, and with ma sic are march ing In the street and calling upon va rtouit cltlxens and also the representa Vive elect. a. k. 8. The Tblral ('ncreaetwwial IMatrlrt.

(Special to the Rutland Herald. BcLmTOK, Sept. 4, In ten town in Chittenden county FJovt leads Baxter HI. S'x town to hear from. Vote close.

The l.lerlian i tit ttl i MoMTMLttB, 8 pt I. Th rv otn. a tn'h o' thf Ktte vote, Diillnsham 14'. Iavei rt 1 8ame towns last. yr, scalist 1.859.

The tndlottions ar- au Ineress RepvibMcan rosjority fwm. The R. ate will le onanimonslv Opub'ican, the House neirly hi. In the 31 Cnarts-iom, lUtri tlx re is Uk choiee, the twi R-jmMican tHn'li-daU- running about i In the o'Iht three, liepublican bv haiel-BOUie msjorit'es. Tke Vle Iw lhf Third nnirrwlnnnl nislrlrl.

good trotUsg Usaa aay other horse ta Terasoal II. is IS years old and caa do hla ia Sme of Darkey coita ajt oo exhin tioa as4 are aaoej th taet oa the ground iadadedla these are a co.t nei by TUWy and Sorvoa of Vt, a threw year id owaed by D. Karlow, Esq of Clamnoot, K. wact fr atyle and braaty Is Boeaalfed b) any horse on the groaads, and sevrral others of minor Imponatice Mr. BarU'W also has oa exhibit a good louking 3 years old of Black Hawk ant stock, which makes good promise ot be-coming a fst one." Among the other attractive trotters we aticed a aullion of firs years belonging to W.

W. Cheney, ol Belmont Mats a Cae pair cf matche-J Morrill- hors owned by O. I. Howe of LoJiow, Vt, a Dambleton-lan colt owDed by J. R.

Richardson of Ludlow, Vt. the celebrated Ratland Morgan" hore owce-1 by O. H. Cole of Ludlow, a Parker Morgan" horse and Morgan mare owned by Suarns A Coy of Ludlow and a "Columbus" trotur owned by Mr. G.

L. Com of Lndlow, Vt, together twith a floe atnd of 10 horse owned by 8. F.Twitchell of Fram- lcgham, including Black Hawks, Columbus bloods Morgans, da, A C. Among the noticeable running horses present were a Cue Imported Ulencoe bore, 16 12 hands high, owned by Mr. 8.

Atwuod of Greenfield, Mass. This horse was bred In New Orleans, and his present owner has refused 118,000 for him. Three fin running horsea, by Im ported "lalrowlne," the property of W. II. Cheney, of Belmont, were also on exhibition, with many other animals of leaser note.

In the cattle department which la well atodted, we could not help Dotlce-Ing a floe herd of devons, owned by E. II. Ilyda cf 8uflTjrd, several of whom have taken, as I am informed, the first prlaea wherever they have been exhibited. Mr. Hyde challenges the United Elates and Canada to produce their equal.

Winthrop W. Cheney, Esq of Belmont, also has on exhibition a lot of 20 Dutch Holskln cattle, some of which are valued as high aa 15000. Among these latter is a bull wetghlng 2 300, which took the N. E. Society's prize medal last year.

Of the other classes I will endeavor to speak at length In my letter to you to morrow, they being for want of time omitted to day. The meeting ot the Societies and Judges at the President's quartern on the grounds to-day have been postponed till to morrow, together with the Introductory addresses of the Presidents of the two Societies. The exhibition of stock and promiscuous driving on the race course during the day has shown that New Eng'and can boat of sone of the finest looking and fastest antmals In the country. Altogether vr think the prospects Indicate that the present exhibition will be the root successful which either Society has eer witnessed. iusini i.ivr stock Rrlahtoa, Citrnbrldr and Tttdrrl.

For the ending, Sept. 5, 1ha. R-ported fur the Rntland Herald or rror at aaRacr. Cttilr. I'pva.

Swim. 1.1 Hr(i. Thiaweek, Snis uto fco fti 75 Laat week. SIM 1W SKI 75 One jer XM W7 liW nucas. BKEF Per 10r Iba.

on total weight of tilde, Ullo and meat; extra I4 00 Brat qnahty 1300,13 DO. aermd quality third qualitr II a lew rh'iiee eingle palra. and Western 14 "iirff.lS no. 8ume of tlie poureat ban. e.

frnaio m. WnRKJM COWS AND YoCN ALVEJi-falr quality W75 eitra sor1), and dry HHFFP IVr is lire weight, arae. MIKbP AM) LAMBS I'er head la lota 1 50 4 5i. FAT IlCKlS-rer poond 10V2.11 cent lire weipM hflOTKS-Whnleraie. 12Q.1SXC ReUil 12V 6-1 r.

Ht.V ReUil, 1VJ18. HlDE-BrtEhton K10Vc. coantry lot. ALLU per weach; calf.kinsiC Ueaxmcauia above 150 were Weatora, frO Sortbeni and Eaat-eru For tb Bret time for several month pant. a portion of the trains are several hoar behind time.

It was eaased by aa accident Bear White River Junction, by which a portion of the Ver mont Central cars, due at Camhridire, wera dt-lared till after tea o'clock yesterday. This, with the rain which came aimoct abundantly and an onamally small number of buyers, canned the mot qnlet market that we hare area for rijme time. The market both this week and lat, is very heavily atorked for enrh hot weather a we had at 5nndy and Mondu The bet qualitir" of raf.le sold better at Camridiea ttao any other erades. There wt-re no wholeaale botcher prerent. and oxen found flow sales.

the ttllieat markrt cf the aeaann at lir ehton in conaeqnence of the rain. Theitork I yrded late and trade waa very Vi fi nothing ao'd orer we ander- I at id Mr had a couple of car loada of onio rsnle oa commiMion thstt rit lfK In 4iht, live -er-' p-j to.wJ a-e cent of fo lower Mvt the eiiKk eold from lltolSH 5 Hat for thia money the butcher ret be'- tt-r tetf. Tb' auml-er of theep i larje nd price aboct tae aanie lat week, alLhoogh the drover say every week crowd them down lower and lower. From f.350 to 4 50 arc the Bgtires for Boat drrnr- Lisat one however, at flrt) Im at xi at a- 16 natural color find bectutf return. (irej hair dUap ferarn, bald tpott are eov.

ercd, hair atop falling, and. luxuriant groirth the ret Mult. Ixulic and Children trill appreciate the delight ful fmgranee and rich gloMMtj appearance impart rd to the hair, and no feaP of noil in i the of iiwht rlnjant hrad-dre, twUI fcr ail Ir ((. LVpol 133 A 200 Crevnwich St. R.

THE VERMONT (XjMXERTlAL COIXtQK. NORMAL AClDIMTt A BVvrdtng arhmi lor Yoaat awa V6 par week rVH aad TailM. Fa4l 1 ana "pea Ant-nat ai. lsa. Yoanf Mas tt CuiW, huaineaa or Tearhmf.

A vaarw entH of libml atadles. TaMfrapa latrwaaeaL ta anarfciair wrder. FlMa)ugrar-av, Baac aaal Ortiaaieauia at rtaauoabia rates. Fur room tr aaV mtaaiua, addrma J. H.

tA'SLIT, a4-4tf loiaj, fu F. BAILEY CO.rt 4.REAT HCADRt PLE COMBINATION Wiil libit In RUTLAND, SEPTEMBER It, Combining in one StunefidoncShnw th oaelaUUea aod attraetWa of aa tew Ua FOUR COMPLETE EXHIBITIONS! First That irvateal marvel of tb Aa 1 BieJ K.sg-dxitn aiid Aatedilatiaa wonder, tae OIwAJfTIC HirPOPOTAMUJ! Or, "BE1IKM0TII" 04 Beiy Writ. Impoeted by O. tT K. at aa -penae of over SiTly ThuoMud Itul'ara, froaa the Ubita Nile, anile City of Calrak Seeood -HAN DS, NATHAN A Ol pec-forming I'epbanta, Sntooy nd Oenwatea, Tklrd MaLV ILLE Ats.rKAL(AN C1S-Ct'SI The management repeeti jlly reprax.ut th it they hare epared ael'ber ttm.

lahne nr eipeaan, to preaeal taa muat beiloaat, aitrart-Ire and comprebenatve Exhibition ever oiered the poblic roerta-4iKO. BULKY M-moth ZonlotT'eal 4Xlcltoa and (TDtveraai Ma-naf rrie, to which aaa bea recently addeai a DEN OP BABY LIONb. Anumg the aalwai aa eihibiilow are ta fo. lowinf Urautie Hippopotamaa, femt Pcr4ma-ln Elrpanta. Taeur Tak.

Tlee. Hack Ttirer, sit Inoem a Li-ib. IVw ul Traii4 Lio. Cac-a of Lmpwrda, alt Hear, VMatkj, orfloth B.r, KtBraroo. Sirred Caul froaala-dia Kjp( aa l(bueoaca.

Created Cockaaona, 4oldea llk-aaaata, Silr Pwewaaata, Soota Anehran Powee, Macaw a. Afticaa Paernta. Mofik'f, Ape, Baboon, aad a boat of Minor Animtia Theae aaned attraction be ander one Pari Hon, and (or the ea-we petta of admtHii which ha for a been rearc to each one eepereirly, wiaktna; It the rbeaoeak aa well aa the mon interrating eihibltioa kal the World. The mnttrolinoon roiabntatloa will entec town a boa: ll) A. ia a grand proeawsto.

beaded by the lamrpw IIipporelamaa Dea, draws by a t-arn of Elepaaat. aad aceoeiatt-led by Prof. Whiter'a MetriipoiiUn ODeraKaaal. Ad-nieaioa So rent. Children aader 11 years SS eesu.

Dr open at aad 1 Performaaaaa ta commence a half hoar later. aSJdeodU PETER C. JONFS A SON. Vhuli and Retail Paper arehenee. No.

Sa, Water, corner of Iwvoi rhire Koetoo, ha to Brian! 'y on band Icr a lin eeeort-inentof kind-f paper B-k. Nrwe. Miinl-a and Preee papr. order at ehort notice. Aieiitafir en.ita A Peter' Ktaaaekw Card and fheet.

NEWMAN WEEK5, Tvaler in Crockery and Cbt" Wsr. Bnurn'a, Jpened aod I tone Ware. Faniitar) ind Ca'p's, Wwden Wre, TWe Infery, Kerrte Ijt! rd $. Pp- M-'', 'tri P'vqr P-aeS No. r.

EH; BScck, MerrhtV Row, Kat'aod. Vt i-Btwtf R. II. BISHOP, With P. KiN-LKT.

Banw Graiar, CarHe. Fig aad Oraaxreauj Pa Bter Otjer for ait kiad Orwialirf. Pa', PajoerhaxiaTiac. A- promptly anenHed t. at.

T. KTNOHLIT BMreUMfica Uiw Btroft, Baiiaaat fimfflim The article In ijueation with the igoiflcact remark -The frienis of the President will hold powsion of Chicago during bis tarry fctre." Itllllr. Ntw Yosa, Kept. 1. the champion of Maae-acha- setts, played against Faley of 111., this evening at the Billiard Tournament Ira.

IUltiiioks, Sept. 4. Milton Btnson, the young man shot at the camp meeting riot, is dead. Arrival of ftrclla. SaiDT Qooa, Bept 4-2 30 p.

m. The Scotia from Liverpool the 25th, via Queenstown the 26 ih, passed this point for N. T. Commercial advices anticipated by the cable. The treaty of peace between Austria and rrussla was finally signed -on the 23d of Ang.

Bohemia was to be com-pletely evacuated In three weeks after exchange of ratifications. i i cur Wilmisovos, Dsl. Sept 4. Valentine, the Republican candidate for Mayor.and the whole Republican ticket was elected to-day by an Increased majority. ENGL 11 1) YERMOJT STATE FAIR.

FIKST DAY. From our Special BaaTTLKsoso, Vt. 8ept 4. The combined exhibition of the New Kngland and Vermont Slate Agricultu ral Societies for 18C6 was lnauguraU-d In this place to-day under the direction of the able Boards of officers of both So-cUties, as follows Oftem tf the Xrtc England Afrttultural Dr. Georce It Loring, galem, Mass, President; Vice Presidents S.G.

Goodale, Saco, Me; F'rederick Smyth Manchet-u-r, N. Daniel Kimball, Rutland, Tt; Wm. Baroey.Springfleld Ephraini II. Hyde, Stafford. Amaia Sprague, Cranston, It.

Secretary Daniel Needharn. Boston, Mass; Treasurer Isaac K. Gige, Fishrville, Conn Trustes J. E. Anderson, T.

S. Long. Beth Scammon, J. C. Weton, W.

D. Dana, Maine; Mos-- Hum-phrev, S. W. Buffum, V. G.

Gilman. O. W. RUI die W. F.

Eses, New Ham-shlre; Geo. Campbell, Ri tge, Henry Clark, Thomas Sanders. D. R. Potter.

Vermont; Wm. Sutton, 3. B. Phinney, C. Miles, P.

gteadraan, A. C. Hersey, Mass; Pierce, D. Pike, A. B.

Chadsey, J. DeWolf Perry, T. B. Buffum, Rhode Island J. G.

Webb, BerJ. Sumner, II. S. Collins, B. Lootnis.

C. O. HI'chcock, Conn. Eiffutirt Committer. TT.

G. B. Loring, Daniel Needham, John F. Anderson, Fred Smyth, Henry Clark, Wm. Sutton, T.

Buffam, Berj Sumner. (Iftctrt of th Vermont State Agricultural Satiety. President, Joseph N. Colbnrn Vice Presidents Henry Keyes, if. G.

Root John Gregory, Henry S. Morse k. 1T eii irea-urer wwepa voioorn oecre- Ury Henry Clark; Cor. Secretary Henry Baynton Directors Edward Hammond, E. B.

Chase.Elljah Cleveland, Geo. Campbell, Wm. R. 8andford, N. B.

Bafford, II. Rayward, Victor Wright, n-nry B. Kent, Wm. Brown, Croshy Miller, Lawrence Brainard, David Goo1ale. Ereruttrt Committee.

J. W. Colburn, Geo Campbell, L. Brainard, E. Hammond, H.

8. Morse, H. G. Root. N.

B. 8afford. Besides these officers, there is a full complement of Superintendents and ther officers, and each seem anxious to overdo the other in extending courtesies to exhibitors and visitors. The attendance Is large.every hotel and private houe being literally "jam full," visitors beFng "thicker than three in a bed." The number of entries is very large, and although much of the stock and articles mtered have not jet arrived, there Is a very good display at the grounds. The horse department (thorough breds) Is well represented, among the more noticeable of which our attention was directed to the Norton Horse, "Darkey," owned by A.

W. Parker, of Castle- l' -I mj. i.it i Dilucla'u il Ivtn- IT. Cvnfireman. iir, 120.

T)WQ Rt rcrntae, J. Oiln. rvf VH ljr I'llUDsham 11, IUtcnpnrt )1. Cutisrefwman, Poland 162, Chase 2'. To rn Rpretentatlvp L.

C. Whi'e, rep 1 Luluw Town Rfptvftt-utaUvV; Wm. II. Wlkrr. nisi.

Ppringflt'l I Town Representative P. Ball, S1 maj R'prevutauve, g. N. Herrlck, p. Borlington For Concre, Uoyt 3hT, Baxter 22S Brigham 362.

Town Vanicklen rep 561, Catlin 400. Versennen Dllllncham H'J raijority. Cougremau, Woodbridge 15S majority. Represi nUtive, Becj. T.

Gm 83 maj. St. Albans For Congre, Baxter 227 Hoyt Brigham 174. Town Repre atntatlve, Chas. Wyman, rep.

Manchester For Congrf8s, Wood-brl lue Wells 25. Town Reprrmn- Utive, A. L. Miner, 8 maj. Derby For Congress, Baxter has i4 maj.

For Representative, Llisha Lane, req. ShaJubury Town Representative, Myron Burton, 63 maj. Arlington Town Representative, II 8. nurd, rep. Leicester Town Representative, 0.

0 2 mi. Two Union camliilatea were run in this town. Salisbury Town Representative, Wn laming, p. XEW YORK XEWS. riiiladflpliia Convrntiou.

PORKKJX XKWS. The Southern liilon oaveution. I'll I A I. PH I A. Seit.

4. Trie Northern were to have i.k' tMs HHirning In Horticultural Hall, hu1 acconirnis1atiiiM proving too sinn.i. it was resolved to nave an open-air nx-etirg in Ltague Hons-. Gov. Curtin presideii.

The report of the construction (ornniittie of lust Congas was adopted. On motion of Mr Kelly Pennsylvania, the convention adjourned to meet at the call of its chairman, and in the meantime to attend the Southern Convention and cheer on Us members. Pitches were theu made from the portico of the League House by Senators Wilson of Massachusetts and Lane of Indiana, Gen. Garfield of Ohio, James M. Scovell of New Jersey, and others.

The New York delegation organized In the League House with Gen. Wallerldge in the chair. Speeches were made, some of them in the most uncompromising spirit, by Governors Curtin of Pennsylvania and Morton of Indiana, and Sen ators Chandler of Michigan and Yates of Illinois. e5l mm i ted DiTRort, Bept 4. Hoc.

T. C. Bearaan was re nominated by the Republicans the 1st Cocgres- sional district. The National Union State Convention, he. 1 t-day, put the Staie ticket in the headed by Gen.

H. S. Williams for Gjvernor. York State Convention. STRaciotg, Sept.

4, Delegates to the Union 8 ate Convention to morrow, are arriving. Gov. Fen-ton ul be renominaud and the course o' Conprss endorsed. from Siu Iwai. St.

Lovi, Sept. 4. The cumber of dtaths from cholera Sat-irlay ws 56. are on foot for the reception of 1 Uk nt Johnson stacSi. Saw Ynss.

(wyi hTlH k-rVtirr. 1', llu1H lw 4 mi. i.t.. mvrt Hrr imi 111; 1 Si Jii Yoaa. pt.

i. Uwi al 1.4t.V IRE INSURANCE AGENCY. SECURITY riRK 1NSURANCI COMPANY Vt MW YOKC CA-U t'Al'lTAL AXD As.HKTH OVER ll.M6.000. INhURANCIt CO OF NOKT1I AMEK1CA AT PHILADELfUiA. The eldeat Fire In rmr to the MltM CASU AHTAL AU MRTLIS, 1.7Su,000.

Fir r1ki no til deorrlption of Innrmbl property UM in IM atuwa rcapoaMu torn ua liberal lrma. py ranch a. risnrR. Offlr, Paige A Frm Bonding, B-r the Itrpot, Muuaaa, I. sngftdly JkTtW YORK ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE No.

141 Broadwav. New York. Isacaca Aaaraav faaaosat. larav ST Acn Dbits or Kraav Oaacatmos. (TUJZr CAPITAL, 1 Or) pretnlnm aeenrea tl.iH) In caae of death from accident.

t), a Policy a io.f0. Flra Dollara Premiaoi furciohea a Pullry lr tan parable lo cam of aceidental death, and aio tnaares 5 por week rompeneatlna ta raaa of acrident sot caoaltut deatk batdiaablutg from tfee parvoit of aaaaJ avtratmBa. 9 ju, a foiicy nr fiu.ow wua aviperweeB ermpenaMm. Other In pnpirtla. W1LX1AM A.

S1 I.BT. free.dent. EDWARD FRANCIS A. FISHER. Rutland, AfC''t for futa Vermont, novldtf VTEW EN'ILAND MITTHAL LIFE 1 INhLRANCK COMPANY Or BOtSTOX Ineonxaled April 1R.

CASH AHsF.sTS nar'T f4.iMJ.npO. LAHT CASH IHSTRIBl'YlON. fTSII.Onn. TlieOi.DT Matoai Life lnnraare4'o It this ennotry. Printed doromet.te ol aa Interetutnt rhararter tunplied gratia by rallini nixm or ad- drcwatng t-A KliaL.Lt, 'eneral Agent for VarwMtst.

rebraary 10, l. uy LIFE INSURANCE CO. iJjor UAUTFoaD, CONN. A(-etta Jan. 1t ftK 06.

I.SIt Poiif lea wr laed by thu Oimpany dorlne the year W4 lia dividend oa ordinary life Policiea SO per applicable oa Ua third parment of premlnnt. Pamphleu ronta'nlrif rate of Perm! am aad information oa th (abject of Ufa Inear aace, may ba obtained at the rtdrtir of O. CTNX1N4IH AM General Ajrent for Vermont, oa Cottags Htreet, Agenta wasted. aprU19dSm "IJROMDENT OF CHICAGO. INSl RANCK Af.AINfeT ACCIDENTS.

Tlie Provident Life Iuiurance and Investment Company of Chicairo, Ione ttntrai fir ail the varioaa claw of riaka with and without eompeoaatioa fordia-biiity. and from oa DaT to rrva TBaaa, apoa aa (adorable term a any com pax y. CH ARTER f'ERFETTAL. ACTHORISED CAPITAL. fl.OOO.fM) Col.

C. 4,. HAMMOND. IRA Y. NEK CUA.

IKILLAND Preeidc ni, Vice P-eideat. Sec r. tan u-l NUeiCM rtou. JtiHNB PSiK. RtUaao Col.

CEO. A. MERRILL, do. uk it, iujun i. l.n.V RhUaou.

(HAS PACE. Brandac P. hPKM KR. HIGH JIEKV, do. D(V AKKJ.

Benowa JOHN CAJlPENTKR, Biu-lington. WH. CLABK, Mtera Boawnteodeat, Boto9 Haas. aojSdtf Hine-Hnreh, 15 t. A than.

HI 1" Fairfax. li Fairfl.ld. li hnlin, IT I1'1 Biifhente. Millun. NwtHrt.

141 s- Rwi. sr Ptowe. These towns also thro about 100 votes rcaUerlng, mos'ly for J. S. Adam.

Ia the following towns Baxter leads a follows: In Morean P6, Coventry Troy 37, Bah ro 60, Charbston Towns. ii rhnr. Mtnve. PnthBry, MiddlmM-a, Hprinedflil. rnaroo, -thel.

rVrsHt, Dill. Jin 1.N 1ST 17f Brrnn Iliv ri 'n Wm drill, Sk Wwks. is re, Wa-reu. l'JT II A Bnrt, Bull, 41 TNoO, .1 Molntoh. 7 Stewart, Jit 170 ISO f.

im, Johnathun Rn. Tho. Oreeti brk. Joties. ISmith.

FoMer. Carpenter, Chatid'er, .1 Cl-veland. Abel Blitrn. A Dnno. 1 htromb.

McOlearr. Rw knr. Nn R-p. named iM John-m. Brown, F.

Ch Mit-eeT, t'haa Wd. Lewis Emer-on. ht. iohnhnry, 4 t( Ttwvll'e. Tsrtifleld, Koatp-lter, Kaadoiph.

Hartf Td, Braintre. lorei, Kirri. Riiamnnd, rr. Nrwport, NfMrf, Pom fret, Ro Biifki', lrtoB, Wopdrtork, Brldirrwatrr. Rartand, 1M 7 SJH 141 11- The Hetnrna.

WaMngforl Dillingham Davenport, 14. ForCongre. Wo.idhridge. ISO; YvVl's, F'-r Town R-ps-nta-Uve, 8. K.

rs F.tpuoiiri- majority. For Town P. pr- nt-tlve, T. w. Pirk ii -an ma jority.

Brandon For Town Renr-s''t 'all. Dr. V. Ross, 17 majority. Clarendon Dillingham 16 I ton.

Darkey is oce of the fast kind. DtA J4-.