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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-19

Il. s. Foster, ID. d. Ev-
anstop, Ill.
]. NJ. Jordan 6 Co. Chi
cage. III.
s. Il Erwin, Esq. Wash
ingtou, ID. q.
ID. ID. Il. Moore. EsI.
Rochester, y. Y.
w. NJ. WiGhtman. -. D.
Spartinsburg. s. G.
Rev. q, g. Gillespie, n.
Orleans, In.
John w. Stoy, Esquire,
Charleston, S. &.
Hon. BIZ. Perry, Green
vile, y. G.
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Hill ,boro', n. G..
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leigh, n. G..
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el Hin, n. G.
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Wilson, n. G.
G.. +. Mendenhnif, Gr'ns-
boro, N. g.
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Miss.
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Ala.
=, Philadelphia. ia.
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What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR {:
CONTAINING
Simple Remedies, easily obtained, for the
Cure Of Disease in all Forms.
by
Professor HENRY s.TAXL0Hs, w. I'D.

Ia Tells Yon How 10 attend upon the sick md
how cook for the IN how To
prepare Drinks, Poultlces, &C.,
ard how TO guard against infcc-
ton from Contagious Discusses.
II Tells You OF the various disc asses of CHI.
drcn, and gives the best aud sim
plest mode of treatment during
Ieuthinp, Con Vusiong. NacCnh.
ton, " hopping cough, Meuslcs,
&c
n Tells You TIE symptoms Of Group Cholera
tnfantum, Cole Diarrh a,
Worms. Scaled Head, Ring.
worm, Chick nj OK, etc and
gives you the best remedies Tor
their
Ht Tells Yon The symptoms Of Fever and
Ague and Bilious, yellow.
Jypbus Scarlet and other Fe,
vera, ~ gives yOu III" best md
simplest remedlrs for IN 81 cure.
rE Tells You The symptoms Of Influenza, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, A.thn a,
Dropyy Cout, Rhcnmatifm,
IumbHPo, Erypp"lus etc, and
gives you the best remedies for
their cure
M TcIIs Tou The Law for Mechanics Liens
in every State, and the Nntu.
ralizatOn I.nVvE Of this country,
and how 10 comply with tho
same.
us Tells Yon The Law Concerning Pensions
aud how 10 obtain one, and tho
Tr"Emptbou Laws 10 Public
Lands.
1t Tell. You The Lnw for Patents, with mod"
OF proc, durc in obtaining one,
with Iutcrfcronccs. Assignments
aud Table Of Fees.
II Tells You How 10 make your VIII mud
how to Administer an Estate,
with the law md The require
mcnts thereof IN every state.
Ut Tells Won The meaning of law Terms in
general use, and cxptaiusto you
the I.rRIslnfivH, Executive md
Judicial Powers OF both the
General and State Governments
II Tells Won How 90 keep ont Of Law by
showing how 10 do your buH
ness legally, thus saving II vast
amount Of property, and vcnn-
tous litigation, by its timely
consultation.
~" Single copies VIII be scnt by mail, postage
maid 10 every Farmer every Mechanic, every
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work. RI our Inducements 10 all such are very
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-19

PsSfof 6Sdffrry and BATH House,
LAKE END, CARRoLLroN & LAKE RAILROAD.
ERANK RODER would respectfully in
l. form his friends and old customers, ard
the pubic at large in general, that he has
given his establishment, AZ, the Lake End of
the Cauollion and Jefferson Railroad, n thor
ough renovating, is now prepared 10 receive all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
His Bar-rnom, will he as usua! supplied with
the best OF Wines and Liquors.
Parties can he accommodated nj his Res.
taurant with all kinds of FISH, CRABS, etc,
which the market affords, and Of the best
quality and style.
His Pistol Gallery and Bath House are in
complete order tor visitors.
The Road along the Lake Shore from the
Shctroad t" his Restaurant, having been put
in complete repaits.
Par,ies who may wish to take Buggy ride;
viii find it very convcoien, ca call AT his house
he has the best horse stand oi, the Lake
shore.
Hoping to see his frithds and die public;
he will endeavor to give Them g-uerai sn'is-
lni,2a 9ta
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-19
Star Hook and Ladder Company

TIRHE rgnlar monthly meeting Of STAR HOOK
L AND LADDER COMPANY p
No. ONE, of the City of Carroll 7EZZL
ton. takes place on the first SAT M:1 ~
URpAY of every month, at the
Truck House, on Madison street between Ila'uP
and First streets , -
The hours for calling the meeting TO order, ARE
n. follows: From the first Saturday in Ctcto@"r 10
the last in March, at o'clock P. M; ana from the
first meeting in April to the last in september ~
half past O'Clock P. N. ,rI,,
The ANIMAL meeting takes place on the Third
Saturday of December. - .-, . ..
President-E, Commagere lEoreman-S'. herrIe'
Vice Pre- sideut-T.J HerTle LIST Ass TT. 1trcher'
Secretnrv-PC Perret. Jr I ID Asst. kerner.
Treasurer-I,ouis Carbon Steward-CI. Kerner.
~ PL55 kuai attendance Of all the members are
a,rtSc-, - 81 kx.anested janl9ly
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se- sn.s ausur 10 character llls oissr lo,s

W. IL ~ drffN 70 ezhsssctaf uko OGof IO'S
kut tbsfs In 0as trait thsy have In common
thay srs mghtily incii,si 10 bo s6sbls 10 msr
d eyoiy low otats indeed. These 10 not VII
vith them in any thing whatever. o'Isalousy
can not creep in ard they pmusc them By
their biuntuess and novelty. ard refresh then,
With touch OF nsture--a rarity in courts. ~
Philip the Good reincd In his hcr-e asd gave
Martin ,lmcst tsts-p-fets and Martin esmin 4
him OF q certain battle field where ne had re,
cei~ed an arrow intended for hs sovereign.
The Duke remembered the incident per-
fcctiy, and was graciously pleased to take a
cheerful view e it. lie could afford to,
Then Martin told his sovereign Of Gc-
rarl'S6rst capture In the church, his mprisor-
e,ont in the tower, and the manGuvre by which
they got him out, aud all tho details Of Tia
hunt anil, whether he toh II letter than
have, or that the Duke had not heard 80 many
stories ~ you have, certain II is the Duke got ~
exciicl that when y number ~ courticrs cams
gallopiug up AMI interrupted Martin, he sworc
like a coStcrmuugcr and threatened, only hal
In jet, to cut oil tho next head that should
come betweeR him and good story; and vh,n
Martin had done, lie said
"St. Luke what sport goe,h on in this n,ire
sarldom-ay in my own woods, AMI see II
not. You fellows have all tho luck" AMI hs
was indignant at the partiality Of Fortune.
"Lo YOU now this was man hunt I" said he.
"Tnever had tho luck to I've al q man-hunt."
"My luck was none 20 great" replied Mar
tin, hluntly: | was on the wrong side Of the
dogs noses"
"Ah so you were; forgot that" Aud
royalty was almost rcconcilei to its lot. What
would You thcn1"
"A trcc pardon, your highnps for myself an
| Gerard"
"For WHAT"
"For prison. breaking"
"Gc to- the bird will ly from thc cage. I'll.
instinct, Besides coon n young man m fOI
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80, n,,. ~. h,Itci ,s.,, ,osrrsIc
h'rs' QUIZ 49, nau n@rI .sen .s"
SonSih,rSsV pos IIl rs 'Y"' vV,
astsnces. oerau cra.rl u'yA n -
tours. Inshct tangn mare
10 INC rs'ne upcn 'ue" nu' " ~" .,.s,
N!,oun lne ,nslah'e VI te" ',us, .uo ps ,r
anl pu,suSu "er' passing 0"' '"o''>' 'a'~ W
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.,'1' o"'rns y. ,"r H. L,,n,s,s a. anal "n
su-,,ri,r y,r, k,.,iu,, ti,nc. and ,h. hun, Ell
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4, -, N,r,,,s.,S ,,r, 4, ,rem'lr aud d
II WI, MarEa,.t ,"rl '. .rsm I,, II, oi 'na a..
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l;,, n,,,. CHA, N,,n F.,
a, , H'' Wv ,n' ,r', u"
.."A. I,,, ,;,I L. no;se
m ,,, m,.' I'll, a, en-, .J,,. ,,r ,,,, cam.
o;,,o Shcr suJJc,i,, tbc,. benrd vhcopjnr and
pln' Mnc', snlsniy sneE re %earu - "nI oS .G,J
SI"'S "t ,ha S,,i;,;', ',V". ~. I" Ihs connie
md we're bcatiup back,
L.. o,,n",,,;,, "Nc .bsji b,v. time 10 rir
elesr and slip out Of sight bv harl running.
N, .,on,., s,j1cnIy. for inst o. he "a
,o;ny 10 hur.t ont of the brush-y ool, his eve
sunit w Sulss s pus .,, y, w s.n,;nsi 4, 90 Ghy.
Is.sh, yan s.istsn seated on his mule. o
NJ. h,"1.,,o ,.,s .c,ns. His no.c the briIc,
sSwS,ch was broken. but over this his eve,
s.red keenlv. anil II was plain bv their exwes-
ILu ~; ~. III E.,rd H.. G',,it;vn. rustls and "a,
.;hic nstL and cautiou.ly .,runu hi. bow. then
.';,1, - oa,,,lon 6,,sd b;s iast arrow 10 th,
III. M,r,'ar", mn, nor hand. "a b.r f,ra
10 s.il no,6;nc Shs sax This man mn,t ti,
or C,mrl, Alter the Arst Ipalo - pccrs
tbrol,b he, fingers. her ~ caaAh: 0nkihly.
Tho how Nns raised and the deadly arrow
steadily drawn to- ns head, when at that mo-
uent an active figure leaped On Shy ,brscht
sna,,n;n,, nn , n,,,son sh;rt went ovsr TN,
Ru,rinn,,.,er snd IN a turn oS the Ssnd. bis
Nal WINS mrf,,cJ IN /, aud IA was vhirled
frrm his scat ind fell heavily upon the sround,
n,,nrnh. a., 49,, ,n;,s, wi,h ,crrnr and i1,rard
S,nn.j Jnwr orte, him
Hist H.rt;ni Martin ="
,.m'mnrths5 liza - 1Nov Az Az vSil,
S.'. aro ~, n. =. Az. .s,.d,"
e. ri. cri.is ~ Nv seemed q hasa, ..
ate would have il, umuest, Who had bsrls sc
49, - =
-
Uoh ny S.,ov.l, ay - .he s.,,ct< ..S<saye
n. for am fiuni"
y NO, no." Dncd Gerard. "Dcath u
xs<h, n, or safety. All. the mule 0osnt hsr;
yoa, aud IN"
n a moment Martin was ~ IL oalA sad
Gerard raised the fainting girl u - ens an'
plasel her on the saddle, and relieved Marin o
his how.
.'Hclp! treason Hmlcr murder :" sAstsk-
oil Ghysbrccht, rising OIL lbs hams.
Silence, cur" roarcd Gerard. - trode
Sim down .ain by the throat A. meh efuSh On
oder. "Row have YOU got hsr 6risp Then
:, tor our livc."
But even ss the1 mule, srssi suddenly by
AaptiL's heel, scattered the dints Vith his hiot
hoo[s ere he GOT into q cantsr, and even ~ Ger
ard Withdrew his foot from 0hysbre:ts threat
10 run, Dierich Brewer and his I've men, vi,
had some back for orders, and heard the Daf
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GOOD FIGHT.
BF CHARLES REdDE.

SNay. Iha'l Il. ." said he.
'Anl 50 did |. sSiI Gerard. at vas beaus
Ssi; All therc i, ia again. How sveetly I,
eienjs With the air. |, is long way of. ~
osforc u. Is II rr,i"
"No no tho echoes Of this wood contour
Che ear oSs stranger. I, comes from tue pin
grove"
''What the one VIC passed."
The one wc passed
"Wby Martin, is this J-y hi-g'' You lod
pale"
"Woaierf,tl!" :" Ssi Martin, with . sickt
ssesr. 'iie ash, ms !, it uy Miny' Come
On or at any rate, let u. re ach better plao
than shi.."
IA irttcr plate-rsr phaii"
TO stand at bav, Gerard" -aid Martin
e1syrly ''anj die like soldiers, killing thrs
fs one
'Whit's that sounl 2"
a 'tr a. TIT ANENC EE 90 BLOOD
'.Oh. Martin, save him! Oh, Heaven bs NOR.
hl' What new, mysterious peril is this !"
'StGt, IT's A BLoop-HoUSU.'
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CHAPTER XxyI.

IT,, effect was a. sudden and magical, that
the shooter himself was ,Iupched for m!ment.
Thsnshc hailcl hi, companions TO join him 10
sffe TIM the capture, and himselt set "f up tns
hiIl, when W. rose the igure ot Martin Witten-
haactn with a bent bow IN hi hand. Eric
W0uy erman no sooner saw him IN this attitude.
than ho dartcd Jchind tree, and made himsaF
a. small rs possible. Matn's skill with tbss
wearcu wa! well known, and the slain dog wsn
a l i,n reminder OF j..
Wsuyrrman peered round the bark csIitlocSs
". there was the arrow, point sIill aim,d ~
him. lie saw IL shine. lie dared not moya
from h- shelter.
Whrn he had bccn at pccp-bo some MINUTES,
| his comunnion- came up, and them with c
| ,cornhI laugh, Martin vanished, and pfossa -
| Naa heard to ride of Oh the mule.
| All the men ran up together. The bl y
Ground commanded q view Of o narrog bat .le
| most interminahle glade.
They saw Gerard and Margaret runnsr
slong at prodigious distance, thsy ioolsss
ME gnats; and Natin ganopiag ate! thcna.
ILo hunters Vsre outwittsd e wsll @ 0os
mn. A few Words uill explain 4asenS coz
duet. We arrive at cAuss ~ !aeallx totest'
Asaces; ys,s usw sad thsa, SAom1peA2sGo
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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26

| will say in conclusion, that while | see
many evils likely to grow out of this agita-
ton, yet it may be that great good will come
ofit-that we shall not experience the evils
but shall enjoy the good if only the attention
of the people shall be directed to the subject
of education-to the publication Of the
schools wherever they need ito the eleva-
ton Of their standard of education. In the
elevation of our standard of education | will
include the teaching of the highest order of
morals, for no man will object that his child
will be taught in school that he must not
steal nor lie, nor SANDER, nor take lite-that
he must do good and avoid doing evil. Let
the great principles involved in the Deca-
logue if you please, be taught in our schools.
If you don't introduce the book that contains
them and read it in the schools, or that part
of it. let the principles therein contained
be inculcated. Let secular education be
brought up, as said before, to the highest
standard, Let our schools be made what they
can and ought to be, the proudest monument
of our intelligence, and our ability as peo-
pie to govern ourselves. Let this state Of
things result from the calling Of public atten-
tion to this subject, and out of the action that
may, and, trust, will be the sequence of it,
and shall be mora than satisGe1-gratiGed,
AEd contented
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
THE CELEBRATED
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The Greatest Linimentin use!

A CERTAIN cure for Rheumatism, soreness and
"A swelling of the breast, pain and weakness in the
back and joints, sprains, bruises cramps numbness,
frozen limbs bites OF Insects goitre or swelled neck,
paralysis loss OF power in the limbs, burns, infama
tons, tumors, woGnds swengs, salt rheurn, &C.. &C.
Of Horses, hstula and poll evil in the begin
nlng also sweeny, BIZ head, SPAWN splint, bruises,
gals, strains, scratches, wound swellings, &C., &c.
ES- Manufactured only as the Drug Store OF ). T.
WATTS, Wholesale DruSEls'. Hes. - ari y = =
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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
SAN FRANCIsco, April 25th.


About three thousand dollars have already
been raised among the citizens of this city
for grand dinner to be given in honor of
Senator Latham, which is to come off soon
at fuckers Hall,
The following petition is being extensively
circulated and signed in this city: The
undersigned, members of the Republican
party of this city and county, hereby request
the Republican County Committee TO take
such action as they shall deem expedent in
relation to the nomination Of ticket to be
presented for the sutfrages of the Republi
cans and others who are in favor of main
tanning the Union and the Constitution. at
the municipal election to be held on the third
Tuesday of May next.
The model artists had trial before jury
yesterday in the Police Court. and were
found guilty as charged in the indictment, of
an indecent exposure of the person, and were
held for sentence.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
EEGHEE VAEUBLE PEssZEs
TO BE DISTRIBUTED.

A DISTRIBUTION of the following Prizes, will take
"a place the LIST day of May, 1861, for the bene
Of al the tickets which have been sold in my Gift
Concert, as previously advertised
Ihave been induced to pursue this course, at the
solicitation Of many cket holders, and from the fact
that it would regu too much time to dispose OF all
the tickets.
1s Prize. One valuable Homestead building lot
on the cor. of b ant 5th SITS, 20XS0 in lot !,
block ., range b, fronting 20 #. ON Il, and SO #
5th. Valued at....................... 5000
.. One lot on cor. of 9th st. and California Alley
21Xs0, in lot 4, block s. range b, fronting 50 it..
on h and 20 feet the alley. Valued at. 800
3. Lot 20XSO adjoining the first described, front.
ing 20 #. on il st. 81 feet deep. Valued at. $500
Valued at. $500
;. Lot adjoining last named the sauh,. ....... $500
Lot 20XS0 fronting the alley, next to the cor 800
Lot 2OXs0 next adjoining last named on south 5000
S. Lot 2OXS0 adjoining last named on the south $500
Total value Of Prizes... ............4 80 400
S. G. WILLIAMS,
ap2O-td d4w Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
CO-PartnersEiip Notice.

WE have this day taken Mr.. NJ A. BRoMBER.
w GER as a partner, and will continue TO carry
on the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, at the old stand Of
Mr. Brombergers under the frIn OF C0HN, BRoMBER-
GER co.
LSC0HN, or the firm of
Il. MORRIS, I l. Cohh Co.
NJ. A. BR0MDERGER.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
c. NJ. RusselI,s OHIO Thrashing Machine
All sizes of the Ketchum Combined
Reaper
On hand, and for sale cheap for cash

ALL the different make Of Thrashers which repre-
sent in this advertisement, manufacture only by
the parties above named and stand ahead OF all other
makers.
EXTRASTdUMe dt6sreat mahe Of Ndchtae8, can
be hdd on shOyt notice.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
List Of Articles Manufactured at
TIlOS. OGG SHAW'S
AGRICULTURAL, WORKS.

Z. PECK'S IIEAPER OR HARVESTER, which is by
far superior to any imported machine, took First
Premium at Sacramento in lo5@, and in lS3f.
This machine is both light and durable.
TIE CALIFORNIA COMBINED REAPER AND
MOWER which cuts six feet in width, and is the best
machine this Coast. This machine took the First
Premium at the great trial, last season, at oakland,
over eleven other machines.
RIDERS PATENT EQUALlZING SCREW HORSE
POWER.-Possesses great advantages over any
other Power in use, and is well calculated for doing
all kinds of work usually done by Horse Powers,
can be easily repaired, and at little expense.
EXCLUSIONS BROADCAST PATENT SOWING MA
CHINE.-This is the only Seed Sower ever invented
that can be depended upon for sowing OF gram on
all qualities of soil, and in all kinds of weather. 1t
be changed suitable TO SOW the smallest quant
ty Of Grass seed per acre, to the largest quantity Of
Wheat, Oats, Barley, any other Grain, sown
broadcast The cutoff slides are arranged that
in closing out land, any width may be sown, from
TWELVE FEET down to ONE; has taken fIJtST'
PREMIUM at every State and Comfy Fair where
il has been exhibited.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26

AMBIGUOUS The local man of the Sacra-
mento Union, in mentioning the odd Fellows
excursion to this place, said, "a large num-
Der of ladies will accompany the party, who
Will be increased on the arrival of the boat
at Nicoaus."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
RELIGIOUS.

Divine service VIII continue to be held at Major
Breden's ON the Oroyilie road, miles from Marys-
Vile; at Jackson LaHham's on the Bangor road, )
miles from Marysyille; and at Philip Chuchyill's on
the Long Bar road, near ZabrsAie's. l.. MAYO will
preach at the above places alternate Sundays, at
O'Clock p. NJ. ap25-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
TUOS. OGG SHAW.
STEAM THRASHERS FOR 1881.
4O-INCU CYLINDER,

2. A, G,S x 10 and IL Horse Genuine
Pitts Machines,
with all of Russeps latess improvements in the Sh'e
and Pivot Cylinder, TO run with Belt and Jack, the
same as the Genuine Russell make Of Machines. The
small Machines in all respects the the large
Machine to run with gear the Old style Pitts
The above Machines are made at Buffalo n. Y,
expressly for me and under my direction This make
of Machine has rival and has taken this year, the
following list of FIRST PREMIUMS, to wit
Al the STATE FAIR in Sacramento, the Russell;
In Iowa Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan,
Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland.
It has not been placed Exhibition in any other state
No Machine genuine, except those made al Buffalo,
N. Y, and marked -. A. PITTS"
Eight and ten Horse Power, manufactured at Mas
siton expressly to i'll my order. with and all
complete.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
CARD.

We thank the Ladies of Marysville and vicinity for
the large patronage they hays bestowed upon and
hepe they will continue TO do SO. We have enlarged
our store and viii hereafter kcepa
Large and Fine Stock Of Goods,
and viii sell cheaper than any other house in Marys-
rh28 coRH, skoMBLKeER co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26

WHY did you leave old man Smiths so
early last night? ?" was the question. "Why
You see, called to see Miss Nancy, and she
wouldn't have anything to say to me. SO
sot awhile, and the old man told me to CO.
ana sot awhile longer, and then one of
the boys came in and took me to the door
ana gave me kick, and then | thought may
oe my company wasn't wanted, and so-I
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
TEE EGRAP PRTC.
[OVER THE STATE LINE.l
legislative
SACRAMENTO. Anril 25th.

DA'hAhENio, AIIll ZOtH,
The act to pay anti-vigilance troops was
considered in the Senate. Militia bill passed
San Francisco Municipal election bill passed
AssEMBLY-A message from the Governor
was read, approving an act granting the San
Francisco and Marysyile railroad Co. certain
powers.
Congressional election question made spe-
cial order for tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-26
Gyools Abiiah Keith of this VILLAGE.

4 sSOol. Abijah Keith of this village,
member of the Governors staff was this
morning despatched as special mes
senger from the Governor to the Govern
ment at Washington. He left in the
early train.
EST Aletter received from Rochester, VT,
states that As men were enlisted in that
town ycsterday.-Freeman "a.
ST. JoHNsBURY, April 90.
AT meeting here last evening, rs men
joined Volunteer Company.
SPRINGFIELD, VT, April %.
Enthusiastic meeting here last night.
81 men enrolled and $500 raised. 80
others have Joined the Cavendish Compa-
ny.
St. Adams, yesterday, voted $4,000
for the support of the families of volun-
teers.
SOME SNOw.-Mr Aaron Wood of this
town speaks by his record when he says
that we have had in this town during the
past season twenty-five snow storms and
that the aggregate amount of snow that
has fallen is 1876 inches. --Ph9nSr.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-26
ARUNAH w. FLANDERS ESTATE.

ARUNAH w. FLANDERS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, | IN Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT IS. en- at Johnson within
and for said district, on the 20 day of April, A..
d. 1861.
John M. Flanders, administrator on the estate
of Arunah W. Flanders late of Hyde Park, in
said district, deceased, makes application to said
court to extend the time heretofore allowed him
to pay the debts due from said estate and to rend-
err his administration account until some future
day Whereupon, it is ordered by said court that
said application be heard at the Probate office, in
Johnson, on the Goth day of May 1861 and, it is
further ordered, that notice be given to all per-
sons concerned, by the publication of this order
in the Lamoile Newsdealer printed at Hyde Park
three weeks successfully, before said hearing
-' BY order of court.
Attest. s. S. PIKE Register 22w3