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WHAT WASHINGTON LETTER-WRI-
TIERS SAY.-Ecsg York, Jan. %. (Cor-
respondence of the Courier & Enquirer.
It is said that the Presidents about to
open on the ofice-holders who owe their
appointments to the influence Of Douglas.
Unless that Senator repents and comes
round to The sound views of the Execu-
Tive; not o friend of his will remain in Of
fec Two months from this date. The axe
has fallen upon Dir. Price, Postmaster Of
Chicago, a very valuable place. hr.
Price was appointed last spring on the
nomination Of Mr.. Douglas. His name
will not be sent to the Senate. BIr. Har-
ris is to 20 out Of The Union, but remains
State Printer. He has gone to Missouri,
and to-day it is understood that Mr..
Hughes of Virginia, son-in-law Of the
Secretary of War, takes the tripod. He
is bitterly hostile to the Northern De
mocracy in any shape, looking upon il
with fear and disgust.
Times Correspondence As the time
for action on Kansas affairs approached
the Presiden. jegins to be seriously
doubtful Of the result in Congress. The
detection of the Pennsylvania Delcga
ton is very threatening; the same may be
said of the New York Delegation, six o
whom are far from having decided to vote
Lecompton through. The Ohio DsIega
ton is a unit against it; and very liltl,
reliance, at pinch, can be placed upoi
Illinois or Indiana Tie President with
holds from the Senate the nomination 0
Gov. Wright OF Indiana, the presen
Minister to Prussia, some say becaus
the Prussian Government objects to hin
and others because his friends at HON
will not swallow Lecompton. Mr.. liar
ris' resolution for the expulsion Of Matte
son, viii come up tomorrow. 1t wi
probably be postponed on BENEFITS eA
PLANTATION that he Is absent OF account {
sickness in his family.
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- - VEnMONE.

I'-afEI0E q" INfHAH.- -
A 7 a prnhass courf hsid az Irssbarzh within
a Hri 90 tHe district aforesaid. Oh tie 18th asy
q JaAa=fY. a. u. lS5s.
An Instrument pusfaftiu- 70 Be ibs last VIII
and Testament e Jatn bu-h late Of 8raensb1Ta,
So ssll district, deceased. wa presented 20 tha
Court aefe tr probate. by john Bash, Junior,
The Executor herein NAMED.
Therefore. t 3 Ordered by saia'sourt. fhaf pub
&c notice Re riyan e. If Persons concerned there
SD, 20 a5,gear belar& ss4 court Al a session there
uf, OBJ aa ha.d ~ irashu+el ou dc lh tay Of
FebuaFy y 1855, aud eoateai the probate -
ssil Nsfl. aut e e further ordered that this
sfrr Pc Fsai-at5 three seeks auccossIve'v 3D. the
Ureu4s Independent standard, a newspaper
printed 81 lrssbGrgh, ia tAis State, tae asl
shish shail Be previous 30 tHo day assigned, as
aforesaid Cor tesfinc
Given under Iv bard st DE Probate Office At
irtslUfEH this 10Th CAV 90, Jsnuary. 4. u. 1853.
Ava 81. thEFENfl.R, J4igs.
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THE .SToRM AT New ORLEANS
During the brief but severe hurricane at
New Orleans or the 9Th inst, no less than
thirfy-four vessels were blown from their
fastenings. They drifted against each
other and suffered considerably in their
spars and rigging. Quite a number of
lives were lost. Four persons were
drowned by the upsetting of boats. Two
seamen of the ship Rather, while furling
a topsail, were blown Of the yards; one
Of them fell upon the deck and was killed,
and the other fell into the water and was
drowned. Several other sailors were
blown overheard from vessels and steam
boats, but they were rescued.
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Vermont Board Of Education.
sEcRETAEY's OFFICE, JAN. 1GTH, 1898.
Teachers Institutes will be held as fol-
lows:
AT Barton, Orleans County, January
goth and 30th.
At Peru, Bennington County, Febru-
AIRY llth and 9Th.
Each institute viii continue two days
having evening Sessions.
Friends of Education in the Towns
designated, are requested to have in readi-
ness, a proper building for the evening
lectures, and also one for the day SEES
sions furnished with Black Board, Chalk,
sc.
The Sessions are TO commence at 9
o'clock A. NJ, punctually.
As the Sessions of the Institute are SO
short, the boarding and lodging of the
members will be no great matter; and q
little reflection will show that the facili.
ties given to the attendance and aeon,
mediation of members will promote the
usefulness of the Institute. Whether the
liberality Of the citizens shall furnish the
accommodations TO members gratuitousy
or not, it is hoped that Committee il
each Town will be in readiness the day
before the Session, to inform member
where they may be accommodated.
Superintendents and teachers ar,
urged 10 be in attendance promptly at til,
commencement Of, and through each ses
sion.
All friends of Education are invited f,
be present at the Insitutes,
:. S. ADAMS,
Secy n. Board Of Education.
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MARRIED.

In East Hardwick, by Rev. Z. Evans,
Mr.. Jonathan Nuttin@ and Miss Emily
Bradley both of East Ilardw.c..,. 1Ir.
d. Leayitt, Of Walden, and Miss Lizzie
II. Rodwell, of Greensboro. In Walden,
by the same, Mr.. Paul D. Knight and
Miss EImira u. French, both Of Walden.
In Passumpsic Village, on the 9Th inst,
by Rev. A. II. House, Dir. William E.
Peck and Miss Josephine uazeltine, both
Of Passumpsic.
In Passumpsic, on the 9Th inst, by
Rev. A. II. House, Mr.. Oliver T. SpauId-
ing, Of Waterford, and Miss Mary Ma
ncva Hazeltinc, Of Barnet.
In Lancaster, n. H., on the 25th ult.,
by Rev Mr. Cushman, Mr.. James L.
Crawford and Miss Hannah Wood.
In Kirby, Jan. G, VIM. II. McGaGey
Esq, Of Lyndon, and Miss Euseba Young
Of Kirby.
In Glover, Jan. u, BIr. Dustin L
Kimball of NorwarE, and Miss uuIdaI
Jilson of Barton.
In Newbury, Jan. G, by Rev. II. N
/ Burton, DIr. II. II. Caldwell, of Thet
ford, and Miss Francis r. Coburn, 0
Newbury.
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IAIINENCE OF WAR BETWEEN SPAIN
AND MEXICO. WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
T Herald correspondence. It is conf
IDENTIFY stated in diplomatic circles here
thar war between Mexico and Spain is
inevitable. The latest advices from Mr..
Dodge, our minister to Spain, STATE that
j, is the generally received opinion at
Madrid that Spain will shortly make a
a demonstration on Mexico, England and
France to the contrary Notwithstanding,
and that active preparations to that end
are now in progress. Intimations Oh San
ia Annals completely in tie contemplated
invasion are also mooted. The govern
meut has sent stringent orders to the Cap
tain General of Cuba to have the Span
ish naval forces in America put at once
in the highest state of efficiency: on the
other hand, letters received here by the
last mail from Mexico day or two since
say that negative reply to Spanish pre-
iiminary propositions has been sent to
General Almonte, the Mexican minister
to England, and to Senior Lafragua, and
that they are instructed by the Mexican
government rot TO recede in a single
point from the inst demands that Mcxic,
has made. The story that Santa Anna
has been lately to Havana is not credited
here, although it is known that his agents
are actively at work there and possess the
favor of the government.
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coNmEesEoNnRs. co..


JUN y pAtNES kSEAIE.
VIZ saisscfilrert, htvire hesa nl,I-asntoi ~
tss a0u fgoszfe Court So the District q
2 leans, Commissioners 81 receive, examine and
af1Hst Al claims snd demands o. ST persons.
sgstust the estate - JOHN A. PAGE. late u
Albany. IN sid District, deeeas-d. represent,
- insuleeti, aad Tbs tern of ~ nlenshs fFx,sa
ghe bfh cay % Isruafv, isss Ssiuz slowed By
sali CsuFt "a the crsdstors q said deceased, "a
sEhbis and prove tlssir respective Claims beiars
Gss
Give Notice thst Ne all nt.eai % tss duties
II our appointment s. lte dwgiiuElhous3 Of
l.P Tsuney's ia Alhany. in said dsfsict GA tie
hsst Tussasy - Jane eext, at , o'eil,k. Inc iorS
uoun, O. sat8 daF.
John ,l.S. %,.AlL-ln,EEilDGE, / Cs..a.ia.sas.rs
AlbanT. iaHauy ista 5. .. is5S. tEs
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Nav YoRY, Jan. p. The investiga-
ton into the causes of burning of the
Brooklyn school house, and death of the
boys on that occasion, which concluded
yesterday. The jury attach no blame to
any person for the catastrophe, and mere
y recommended an alteration in the
style Of constructing school houses here
after.
1Ir. Everett viii repeat his address
upon charity at the Academy Of MI
sic on Tuesday evening, Feb.2, fer the
benefit Of the Woman's Protective Soci-
ETY..
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FAT SHEEP! ALBANY AHEAD

FAT SHEEP! ALBANY AHEAD =
Ed. Ness. Albany has done well in
the sheep line, But Franklin has done
better. IIr. John Colcard has killed a
sheep from which he has thirty pounds
Of taIiow; and if that viii not do, he
killed another from which lie took forty
poands-no halves nor quarters. Breed,
half Leicester and half native, and 70 ex-
ira feed. Who beats this ? We shall
consider Mr.. Calcord entitled to the
palm until some one can exhibit larger
figures. Willthe "Irasburgh .Stanaqr9''
please copy.-St. Al5aas Messenger.
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New YORK, Jan. %. The Herald
has by the Wabash at Eavana, and the
Black Warrior at this port, received news
from GEeytown, Nicaragua, 10 the 9Th
inst, ten days later than previous ac-
uoan;s. The treaty be ween Nicaragua
and Costa Rica had been signed, and
President MARTINEZ and cutie a number
Of superior officers of the armies of both
Republics were enjoying themselves al
Greytown. They bad visited the Wa.
bash, and thanked CON. Paulding fol-
dispensing the lldbusiers.
The Wabash sailed on the 9Th, witt
Col. Anderson al. I his companions, ant
reached Havana On the 10Th.
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EWPORTAETTo FEMALES.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PITS

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by CotReiias L. Ciee.eman, H. d.
Nel7 YORK CHg.
The combination Of Ingredients ia these Pills
are the result of long and extensive practice.
They are mild in their operation, and certain in
correcting all Irregularities, Painful Menstrual
tons, removing all Instructions, whether from
coli OF otherwise headache, pam il tie ,ije. pal
pitation ofthe heart, disturbed sleep, which arises
from Interruption Of nature.
TO NAEEIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they
viii bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Ladies who have been disappointed in the use Of
other Pills, cal. place the utmost confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rcpraseu.
to do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used in Pregnancy, as 4
miscarriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
ding injurious to life or health Explicit direc-
tons. which should be read, accompanying eacl
box. Price 81. Sent i'y mail on enclosing 81 t.
DR.. CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEMAx, Box 4.52I, Post
Office, New York City. Sold by one Druggist il
every town in the United States.
r. B. uUTCIIINGS,
General Agent for The United States,
I65 Chambers St. New York,
To trIoaraR Wholesale orders Should be addressed
REDDING x CO, Wholesale Agent for Boston
Sold by L. ". ME-. Irasburgh.
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FIRE At CHICAGO Chicago, Jan.
26. This morning a fire broke out in
Holt & Mason'S lumber yard, in this city,
and destroyed to the amount of $4,000,
on which there was an Insurance of
$4,000. Ten frame buildings adjoining
the yard, and occupied as saloons, were
also destroyed. The loss on them will
not proably exceed $4,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Oxrranated Pitters


From the Boston Daily Evening Traveller.
TO Dss,ppscis-ws would call the attention Of
those who are afflicted with this terrible COM
plant toa remedy, which, from the modest way
ITS merits are set forward, nigh, be overlooked
by mary. Il affords great relief, and is, In al
most every instance, certain cure. We ain h.
to the O.rgCeHstea Biaers, sold by Me.srs seth
W. Fos!e * Co.. 13s Washington Street. This
/. not heralded by a mass Of uumeaninc ceri:a,
Gates from persons unknown to the public. bat
few well cloFca testimonials from members o.
Congress, auI some 0. our FIST merchants and
city oli,efs who have been cured Jy It's use. and
whose names are fimeiar to every Bos.ouian.
are sure evidence Of its e-i.qcy. Fer Dv.
.epsia dc5j.ty aud weakness, il is mos, ex-
ceIlcut me jicine. /, nsy be had at any Of the
apo,hecary stores.
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Seru ". FowLE & Co, 18s Washington St
Boston, Proprie.oss. Sold by their agents eve
rywhere.
AGENTS.--R. ". NYE, 1rasburgh; KIM
RAIL < CUMMINGS, Coventry; T. c RurLEl
Derby Line; WM JosLYN, Barton; S. S. BI.ANcu
ARD, Glover; SAnIN SoorT, Lowell; Dos C. \
RICHARDSON, No. CraftsbuTy; HoyEy & SMlrr
Albany.
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STATE o. VERMONT,

ORLEANS DIS IT, CT, IS.
A 7 probate cont hc.ia Irasbursh, within
u aaa t.- tie District a.afesait, ca he sih
day % iaEuarv, A d. lass.
AH Instrument purpduIag 10 be tie last VIII
ana Ie,umeHl ~ Experience Brown late OF
Greensboro, IH said district, deceased. vas pre-
-'nfsd ta tie caari here TO- Probate, by stephen
hsueaa sr, ,he tEecutpr therein ualned.
l.erafr re-, B. IS uraered uv saaa court, that pub.
c GutIee ue given 10 all persons concerned thero-
p, t1 est Ffr ta .a5l -lI colIt Ht session ibere-
Of, t1 % le' ST lu-,H14a aH the 4th dry Of Feb.
rgary g. f. l-5e. Hut contest tae probate OF said
VIII, nHd % is j1r'hrr a.iyret that ihs order be
1aai.sbej ihre weeks succes=iFely 10 tho Orleans,
independent Standard. a newspaper printed a
ira-'ur2h. Zoo ibis state. tie isst of which shall
He previous 70 iAe day assigDed, as aforesaid for
altr.#E-
U5yeH ru3er nv hand AZ the Probate Office,
81 lri-H ETsh, tLis y,h d4y of jfuna-y A D. 1855.
c-3 81 CARPENTER. Judge.
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Musical Convention.
Sec,y n. Board Of Education.

The annual Meeting of the Orleans
Co. Musical Society viii be holden at
Barton, on Wednesday and Thursday,
Feb. II and Is, commencing at 10 O'clock
on Wednesday.
The President has secured the servi-
ces of Prof. Cheney, and the public need
not apprehend disappointment tits time.
As different choirs use different books it
will be well to bring such books rs they
are using, but let all bring the HaHeLaJab,
as probably that work will be used in
part.
All the choirs, and all the singers Of
the county are earnestly solicited to at
tend, that the prophecy may be fulfilled,
There's good time coming, boys,
There's good time coming"
The following gentlemen were elected
as a managing committee, who will take
measures to procure i general attendance
from their several towns r.. n. Kim
ball, Barton; J. Z. Dwinnan, Glover
S. G. Bli7s, West Glover; E. G. Bah
Litt, Greensboro; J. Whitney, Craftsbu-
~; J. 3. Freeman, Albany; II. G. Sar-
geant, Irasburgh; L. Adams, Newport
B. D. Clarke, Derby; N. Allen, Troy
z. Robinson, Charleston; D. Baldwin
Bloomington; J. Cobb, Morgan; L. D
Parmlee, Lowell; D. ". Blanchard, Gov.
entry.
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NEw YORK, Jan. p. The Herald'y
correspondence from the Utah eXpedi-
tim say that Echo Canon IS occupied by
5000 Mormoas. Il also states, without
vouching for It's accuracy, that party Of
California emig=ants, eighty in number
men, women and children, were, with the
exception Of twelve small children, inhu.
manly butchered by the Mormons and
Utah Indians last fall.
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ANOTHER Store BURNED AT SUI

ANOTHER STORE BURNED AT SUI
TON. We learn that the store owned by
Samuel Densmore, Esq, and occupied
by 1Ir. c. w. McCa1ey, was burned on
Tuesday nigh. last. The fire was discov-
cred about midnight, and is supposed to
have caught from some defect in The
chimney. \ part Of the goods were
saved. There was an insurance of $500
on the building, and the goods were also
insured aiedonian.
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DUBUQUE, Jan. %. The ST. Cloud
Hotel was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss estimated at 100000; insured for
$4,000. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary.
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G. & P. r. r. R.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
4 IL persons who have subscribed fnr Stock
- IN the Connecticut and passumpsic Rivers
Railroad Company Oh condition that rsses sJneuts
should not be caiied Tor oucr thar once IN i.ine-
" days or once In three mau'hs. are hereby rn'i-
led that the following easements sire aij, V.sg
Ten dollars on e4ch share. payable Or tHa q z
day Of January next, ana ten dollars or eaeb -hrre
every succeeding three months Thereafter uHf.
the whole snail amount 10 one hundred dollars on
each share.
Payments may lie made 81 she Trcasurers Of
fee in liosroa, or At Ne following places, WIS
The Peoples Bank, Bank Of Orleans. Bank az
bradford, Bank Of yu3on. rsssumpsic B5nS, or
10 r. Cleveland, Agent, 80 Coventry, VI.
BY order Of the Directors
Mp, LOWERING, Trecsprsr.
Boston, Mass., Oct. Is, 1851. sl,t
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From the Watertown WIS., Dem. ,tuJv os 1874
MERCHANTS GAEGIING OIL-There is no
medic!ue that has better stood the test ola long
and severe experience than Merchants Carrying
Oil. See advertisement in a1o,her column.
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PUNSISG DISPATCHES. Gen. Have
lock is a wit as well as a warrior. The
following is the despatch by which he
conveyed the intelligence Of his last sue
cess in India to the Governor General:
Dear General:-Let all our past mis-
fortunes be forgotten, for ne are in LUCK
NOW.
Yours, UAvELocK.
This is nearly as good as Sydney
Smiths famous despatch announcing the
capture Of Scinde;
"Peccayi"-I have sinned."
They both, doubtless, at some time
served in the Punjob.
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Ioffco

rs hereby given 20 WHlaln Steele. ists -
: Coventry, Aa2 % paris uHkHaaa, tlFa1 ihH
fHoae hy aian Oct 81 December lsai, snHHtsea 81
hsxe teen sieleu. eaH bs hsd by ealaas aft ihs
subscriber 80 paying charges, ~ hsWpgfi, bF-
Lkrs q II ASAHEL GL4skS.
Eswpo5t. jar ~. Issa sss
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SUFFERERS with diseases of the Bladder.
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses, &c, read
tie advertisement in another column, headed
"Helmbold's Genuine Preparation sw4
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ORLEANS COUNTY

T E1IPE ANCE SOCIETY.
fEynE Annual Meeting Of this Society will be
be holden the meeting Hnusa At Coven
Try Falls on the second Wednesday, doth day. OF
February next st 10 o'clock A. NJ
C1nmiHee Of ArraHgem J. B.
Wheelock, Jacob IIurd, J. W. Mussey.
Ciergymen in the Comfy ere requested to ex-
tend the notice to their veral Congregations.
e. ". SCOTT, Secretary.
Irasburgh, Jan. %, 1858. 4Ya
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III CnnsFtnefat,fn heretofore gxlzttaz aHarr
tHe name 81 q Casater g Co. !. ihss dag
isso.sVa ~ uatssi consent.
u CHANDLER.
b. 5. JOHNSON
Derby. Jan. is. 1855. Ava
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SAD MISTAKE. Major Beale, the
chivalrous Vermonter, has just returned
from his European tour, but his fellow
townsmen are astonished and Mortified at
his altered appearance. When in Paris,
he challenged a French Colonel, and the
weapons being swords, at the first stroke
the Majors nose was severed close to his
face. Hastily picking up and replacing
the organ, he tied his handkerchief over
it. After leaving on the bandage for
eleven days, he removed it, when to his
CONSERVATION he found that he had placed
it wrong side up, and it was now healed.
Although it looks ugly, he finds it very
convenient for. taking snuE-Augasta
Constitutionalia.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. %. The majority
against tue Constitution should read TO-
72a
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r.oTuTrrHTHS

FNyuK Lottr4tos 81 Samuel Swan s 20. are char.
4 ,1rr By the State ct tsserzis. aud ha=s saarn
comm .asiouara anr.aiaied 70 supsFtntea3 their
drawlnfs a1il certify that everything connected
with IT, came Is doas l1 strictly huuorabls nlan
ner. They oder TO tie pahlie iair oFroFinHity
iur investment the uHrresfs IL parties ~ 3 d.ss
'Huco being wei protected - thaaEh ll1ev eere
are-eut- The usHaEsgn woui8 respectfully cal
attention 20 the fact fhsf SO Persons have iaFni
right 10 send orders f1f fy&et 10 Georgia, - che
intierfes rf Ssuuel s1 s. Co. gre aafisarIzsg
Oy the Legislature Of THAT State + lottery uiH
ap .aa@n every saturday thra-rhaat tha wear, ai.
1riels received being Sized Ig the drawing next
to taee place aitrl tas same raf1es 20 hsad. Ae-
e1gduE go tie scheme ors ticket ia every fer
must draw prise. Tickets &tsf hnlvsa. s.
quarters. 30 M tickets sent un'a-z the uou
"y accompanies TIE uftsF. Tie drawings egr
upon the principle uf cue nuFlhrr ga each ticket
and are 30 SIMPLE thar ruHe rai isii "a uaHrrs5sr.
them here IS 10 combination Of numbers fo
mvstify The huvcr Prizes vars iran sSo 90 $50,
COG; every prize being drawa and result of ira
ing forwarded o. Bil purchasers.
Co. list Of the numbers chat IRE drawn from
the heal with the amunHt that cach pfiya is en-
titlei Go, w3il BE- Published Hiscr every drawing
30 the follow ing pspess:-Arw triesHa IsHs
Mobile Register. tHar'asfou AG=isslrf, Nashvili.
| G,t-ehs, Atlanta faftMgeHtsr. Sarsraah Ntr
and New York Weekly Dae Book Write youi
address plainly. ana direct TO 6. s AN & co.
dvgasfI, GfrFsiI.
I Prizes paid IN fan mo percentage aeduC,es
| from prizes as j1 other lotteries.
! All communication strictly confidential. LAY
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UTICA, Jan %. The leather store Of
S. A. Gilbert, was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss $4,000; insurance, $780,
600.
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NEW York, Jan. %. A special dis
patch from Washington to the Philadel-
phia Bulletin, says that a deputation of
twenty leading Democrats of New York
city, headed by ex Mayor Wood, is there
for the purpose Of urging the President
to reconsider his policy in regard to Kan
sas, declaring that unless he does SO, he
vii! destroy the Democratic party. They
desire him TO have the Constitution fairly
submitted to vote of the people of Kan
sas. The President received dispatch
yesterday, eayiug that Col. Jack Hcnder-
son, when he was taken from the stage
in Kansas, had in his possession the Of
fetal copy Of the Lecompton Constitu-
lion.
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his earnings nor luy any debts oil is contracting
tlter this cate.
D. s. ABBOT.
re-. GcnuGE r. LEONARD
JtssE NIGGINs,
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