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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31

FOUND Iii III Il. the murder trial
whic! ~ =" II progress over three week :
at Mo-; Ter =. ! ~ returned , verdict on
Nondey ,no: ing Of n:ansiau%hl,r agans,
Carr. Loo ais WAS arqIit.ad. Car readers
rli recol}rct mat Cerr was Chligel With
mnrd"r, - Il II yea old "oman a. Wo.-
cester, couple Of months ago Il ary nan
deserves TO ne huhg, the ole WAC committed
That crime IS the man.
K liIn Cuts, Of OrweI, few days s:ace
fred both barrels Of HI. gan at o4ce into a
fl ,ck ii wild ducks. He got by the shot u
ducks aud broken collar bore
ALLOTTED PAY.-Assignees AMI Others
holding orders ior allotted pay ii. the N.uth
Regiment. are hereby notified tat r-tnrns
have been received for Juiy and August, ard
that this office is prepared to pay the >u.r>
received in the usual way. The set'lenen,
Of the clothing account of the Ninth Rrsl-
neat will explain he fractional anoants re-
ceived for members Of the regiment.
JOIN +. PACE, State Treasurer.
Mr., Dudley Hcl0rook Of this place return
ed from Washington, on Friday last, what'l-
er he had been !. OBTAIN a iur!ough for bis
son, VII has t"en .ic:n il the hospital toi a
long tire. lie left 10 stone lntu:i,d 70 Oh
tan ,hs furl III, bat vas unsuccessful.
Nj. /. says no priy,ta q ths ll;h has eve:
% 10 = t. obtain luriouen Y,un- Pres
Il .rires rom+ ia. soldier in that teg :
ulr.ti ia . B. p, Through unlII h dies, ant.
that after de4ln s4ArI Is piac j over Il S
body, and he can't he Iem,,ei IL; - d.y..
--Nems.
S. Howard, editor of the hydepark Ne" S,
dealer, has taken u rib. Sensible to the
last.
! Henry Wright of PownaI, recently trapped
tig bear.
Both the hotel keepers at Putney have
been prosecuted for selling liquor. Johnson
stood trial by jury and was fined $50 ant
costs. The otner case was continued
. A son of Nelson Madison Of Arlington
three years OF age, vas so badly scalde'l re
Gently by failing into pail of boiling water
that he died in about twelve hours.
! The i'll health oil Edward Kirkland o
Brattleboro viii probably keep him out o
! the Senate this session, so that only ont
senator will represent Windham county.
y little daughter of Louis Fourier o
/ Burlington was kicked on the temple by 1
vicious horse, few days siuce, aid is nc
expected to live.
DESERTER ARREsTED.-One Mike Smith
who has lived in this town and almost ev
cry where else, was arrested on tie haymow
in Moses Pages barn, in this town. ty Dtpu
~ Sner.tf D",nell on Saturday last. Smitt
claims !, eh..s'e,! seven times, received
4 bounty, i deserted eacl um-.-Neus
Gcalu, Uyo.pa,k.
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fAt Season.

at Sca>OH.
The beaver has doubled-lined his nest and
me Il. Ut left the small brooks and shallow
water for the larger streams and deeper
les, this season month earlier than usual.
rom these and other signs the weather wise
prr'iic, iii unusually severe winter. Whether
these predictions will prove t:le or false We
cannot say. but certainly it has been many
ye-rS scce the autumn n nths have been
- universally mild and pleasant as those
which have 's' passed away. Before the
cool nights If this week, JACK Frost" had
not touched with MS icy fige-s the gree.
plants in many of the garde y a and; or if
he had, did it SO lightly that n, n,r,: ~
1T behind. But ten days ago dah,a> wee
blooming beautifully in gardens where
they had stood during the summer months
The leaves of the forest remained green for
weeks later than usual, and clung to the
aren't branches as if unwilling to fall and he
tossed hither aud thither by the changing
winds of autumn. We receive from our friends
many tokens indicating the remarkable mild
ness OF the weather during the months of
September and October. Gen. A. Harleigh
Hill sends US some strawberries on the vine
picked in his garden on the 22d inst. Some
are fully ripe some are green, while some of
the plants bea, blossoms. The same day Mr..
Thomas kidder showed US some green peas
and blossoms. There had not been sufficient
!rost to iniure the vines in the least. One OF
the vines which had been buried beneath the
loam put forth five distinct shoots, which had
grown up and were then in blossom. This
We think is something unusual. Can peas
ne propagated from the vine or stalk like
many other climbing plants 2 While We en-
Iov and are thankful for the beautiful autumn
months, let US not forget to prepare for the
cold winter which will soon be upon us with
lis drifting SHOWS and bitter blasts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31
A SWindler. Richards v. SavIes.

a tt
ED. CALEDoNlAN: You will remember a
swinder bv the name of John S. Richards,
that had his description published in your
paper some four weeks since. He has re-
Gently turned up at Knowlton, Bronze Co.,
G. E., under the name of John r. Sayles, a
teacher of music. dancing and French To
the former description may be added that he
now wears sandy whiskers, gray or pepper
and salt pair of pants and browniSh frock
coat. AS your former notice has been the
means of putting the people of that place
on their guard against him, let this he a
timely warning 10 others. JUSTICE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31
Thieves Caught.

Inc 'nlevcs end burglars, at least two of
rem' that have been proving about Lyn-
oon a0c he'shhoring towns for some time
past roo9lng turkey roosts, &c, have been
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31
CANCERS, SCROFULA, AND
OTHER HTNORS,

ifter s. years of practice as regular phys-
clan OF The Alapathic school, and be ing armed
with diplomas from the New England Medical
Society CT Boston, the Vermont and Maine State
Medical So ietias, &c, the Doctor Hill does
no, hesitate ask coatinu ance of public pat
ron.ce. rendering his sincere thanks for past IA
yors Having for the last y years, permanently
cured hundreds OF cancers. of the most malig
pant type which fact can ne substantiated by the
faost positive pfoof. The Doctor, would say that
he vet remains at south Hard wick, VT, where
all those afflicted wi Cancer, Sc, ofula. or other
huraars. would do We. call fore it is late.
,Ap Doctor soul! also caution the public against
certain imposters, who are prescribing for can
rers. ur,fe,sinI + have obtained the skill from
The d yet. did, A. tie Doct. Hill ha, never impair
ed the xii to any enc in the State Of Vermont.
Il. ". HILL, N. D.
South Ha -twick. Oct 6, 1863 s.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31
A Friend in Need. TRY I,..-Dr Swee,

Friend in Need. TRY II. ..nr Sweet
int'lhDie Lp'men' is prepared from the recipe of Tr
Si"rt @"eet fCon:ectct. the great h)ne setter ara
mas been 'i-e' IN his rGCiCt the twenty .e
n.''i tr most astonishing -lc = eyIera. -ene-
dY II = without rival, and will alleviate pain u....
eteUii: tnun any oluef PREPARATION For a., rheumatic
and Ner oIs Disorders is truly inilb. and IL a cura
tive Tor Sores "ouAl>. Sprain- Bruises &c it, soothing
heaiil AID pow eri siren sthcnii properties excite The
Jl>l W. d. at aal ilifhnent have ever yiyrI
IL flai tE'r trIJ huDircd ;i;i,ateS of r-a .a
curt lcivfil. by 1t Within the last Two wears ate
MS fact- S"e trt.sement. & S3-ly ON
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31
WILCOX & GIBb'S
Family Sewing Machine!
PRICE WITH HEMNERs 4 FELLE.,> so TO so

The Wilcox & Gibbs is the "nly VI .clne than
makes the twisted loop stitch Which make,
the tightest and most elastic seam on full cloth,
Of any machine stitch.
The w. & G Hemmers and Feliers need 10 he
seen to he appreciated. They are the only re ali.
practical hemmeTs in use And are alone worth
one-half the price of the machine over ali others
for family use.
A patented device Of great utility to learners
rrsTrnts the possibility ST turning the machine
IN the Wong direction. Another prevents the
needle being SGT WONG The needle Is short and
straight enabling It TO sew throuch hard cams
or gathers in hard cloth where allmarh,nes using
long curved needles, utterly fail.
he feed has no tendency to draw soft goods
down, but will sew linen cambria perfectly lis
by far the easiest machine to learn to use and
keep In order in market
g The stitching after much wear and many
Sashlng>, Is found to retain all the evenness and
hrmness much admired at first"
IA. T. sun
Send for Circular.
JAMES WILCOX,
Manufacturer.
5I92 sos Broadway, Y.
GEO. F. CoWLtS, Coventry, Vt,
Travelling Agent.
u Mr., c. would refer TO Horace } . roanks,
E-q. Of ST.. Johusoury, for recommtn Atom, o..
the al I'VE machine. 5..s2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31

The Clothes Wringer, so highly recommen.
ded aboee is for sale in this town by s.
Jewett, and w advise all to give it a trial.
(See Advertise ment.)
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TIKI, CALLED ON [ 4 n
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Brief LOcas.

Brief LOcas.
III. Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society will
n P, At the residence of Mr.. J. Hawes on
Tu, shay afternoon next.
The treasurer wants to pay the premi-
mas awarded at the last Fair IAN hiately.
The weather is Decemberish this week.
-Mr. Philip Hadley whose decease is
found IN this paper was born in Weare, n.
H.. Aug. 9th, 40. Daring his long life he
vas rem ,ykably healthy, and died at last
O! gradual decay H vas the oldest
memory will be held in atfectionaie remem-
byance, since in his departure. he has left to
his relatives and frie..ds "a good name"
-One CT the deserters taken to Wood
lock Monday was nansd S,earns. He was
arrested at Derby Line, having been first
got drank and then decoyed over the Line
tom Stan5tea1 where he had been taking w.,
his abode OF late.
1t. Gfiswold has beer ordered to report
TO his regiment at Wash gton, the llth.
thus closing the recruiting Off :e in this place
We understand that all the old offices are TO
be discontinued and that the Provost Mar
shals OF the several districts are to establish
new ones. II they are as fortunate as TO
sccure recruiting officers who will bring in
the men rs 1t. Griswold has done there will
be no difficulty about filling our quota by
Volunteering. We learn that he has recruit
ed over 20 men since Sent |.
Personal.
Prof. Putnam OF Dartmouth College died
last Friday in sight Of Boston harbor on his
return passage from Europe, where he had
been to seek health. Had not the vessel in
which he sailed been delayed he would
probably have reached his home and friends.
The college is in mourning and host of
friends lament his death.
+. {. Redington, Esq, with his wife and
daughter, left for Chicago on Tuesday, where
they propose to spend the winter. We learn
that his place will be filed ia the Passump-
sic bank by his son, f. d. Redington, and
Arthur Ropes, both young men of capacity
and considerable experience in banking.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31

Carpets.-A great t. ade is carried on through
tAese times of high prices, by the New England
Carpet Company, Of Boston. See their advertise
mert III t0-days pape
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31

az - @ks;S lined and trimmed 20 suit
Tie ahrve stock = goods purchased II : low
prce than | expected in these times OF MI,
and viii sell Ter cash al very shall profit
liea>c cal. and satisfy Yourselves Ware-roCms
i; joo- North al the Passun .,>ic Heus,-
IL CNDERW GOD
s. Jehr>hury. Sept 5, 1885, 6St:
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+ I r y IT I r f. .

| wish Ia say to the inhabitlts of Caledonia
county and vicinity. that | have opened '.ew
furniture store on Railroad St, ST Johnsbur,
and would invite the attention Of al who may h,
in want of goods in nv line to call and examine
my stock Of goods (which are all new consisting
in part OF
Bureaus. Wood Scat Nurse,
Be- Stands, Wood - Chairs.
Wash Sinks. - - Rocks
Toilet Tables. " Nurse.
Dining - Children's High cha irs.
Extent;on Tables. . Rocks,
What-Nots. - Cribs,
Hat Trees Cane Stool,
Cane seat Chairs. Wood
- &" s Back-roeks Spring Beds,
Also EASY rocks and parlor chairs, live goose
fcatAer>. mattresses. hair and husk, and cham
Ter sets e different styles.
alsn l""&irg glasses and looking glass plates
which y:il n" Il in ole frames as desired.
Also gpod assortment Of new Patterns of pic
turr frame ,nonldings Frames made 70 order
IL ! =. IS fura;,hec.
CEiLDREN'S CARS.
az thee different patterns AMI prizes
r-,-,la >ay ASA that have constantly on hand
/. good assortment Cf read, mace
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Ards vi certificates from abroad IN this country adnt
stO Do u ONLY permanent cure fCr piles cpTusy sur
IVA sdt rheli ana all diseases the skin. For inei nal
and ext "ial u>c Entirely vegetable One 'Oftle war
r',itcd cure in every kind OF piles two bottle, IN all
'thrT a the at1Ye dSeaseS III fai!Ure all are
requested 10 return the empty bottles and take back heir
money. Sold e ciEWheTe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
A Case Of Rnso Trcachery.

John A. Neagley, who has had charge OF an
Ambulance corps III the city, has been committed 10
the Old Capitol Prison, by order Of Col. Baker, Pro.
vOst-Alarsha Of the War Department. Lest parties
blinded nv partisan prejudices aud dsloyal sympa'
thies may produce the Impression on the minds Of UNI
suspecng persons that this il MI unJaSliabc arbi-
trary arrest" the facts are stated somewhat at
length. John A. Neagley ia the sOn-in-law of Jonas
II. Keller Tor many years. and ut present clerk IN
the Ordnance Department. Mr.. Keller has u soD,
James keller, who left Washington and joined the
Rebel army al tie commencement OF The war: tapt;
Camp IL regular army officer, aud ut present General
TRANSPORTATION Agent in Col. Kuckerf Office, Is a
.ro,her.in-law Of Neagley and il was through the
latter that Neagey got his position. Young Keller
had not been heard from until about week since,
when Col Baker ascertained that he had crossed the
lines, and was at Baltimore. An experienced de-
tectlye was at once placed on bis track.
A day or two since james entered hls father =
reiidence, aud threw bis arms about lis father 9
neck and feelingly stated that he could no leave
for the South without seeing him, lie patriotic old
man Indignantly denounced him for his treason, dis
owned him. and forbid him his presence. The next
day Neagley went 10 his brother-n-law, Capt Camp,
and on the pretence Of bringing a number OF sick
soldiers from Camp Baker, procured an order TO
take an ambulance TO that place for the purpose.
lie then took Government ambulance, Govern.
ment horses and Government driver, aud, loaded
with medicines and other goods for the Rebel army,
carried James Keller 10 LeOnaIdtown, Maryland,
where the latter crossed the Potomac, and IL now,
doubtless cafe in Dixie. The detectives were swift
on his track, but did not arrive at Leonardown III
time TO seize the goods or capture the Rebel soldier
but Ley arrested Neagley, aud lie has been commit
ted 10 prison as above stated. more consummate
oct Of premeditated treason his rarely occurred dl-
ring this war, which has been 10 prolific with Off
cal iniany. IL 10 due to Capt. Camp to state that
not the least blame If attached TO him In this matter
az he is entirely above Suspicion.
Wellington Con Phil. PIesn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

STARR KrSG's NEw CHURcH.-The new church
of the Rev. +. Starr King, in San Francisco: the
cornerstone of which was laid Dec. 3, 1862 will be
IS feet front by 10 feet in depth with vestry adj
Joining on the east side q by AZ feet The church
will be built entirely of brick, in the Gothic style OF
architecture, with eight pnnacles, the highest point
Of which will be 80 feet from the street grade There
will be ak rows OF pews on the main floor, eur
rounded with gallery The total coat Of the church
and vstry.ediicc adjoining is estimated at $5O,OOO
RANSOM OF SLAVES IN THE DIsTafcT.-Some OF
those who formerly owned the siaves-emandpated In
this District by act of Congress, are "on the ramp
sge" because the amount of ransom is only forty
three and eight-tenhs per cent of the valuation OF
their "chatielsl by professional negro trader en-
ployed by the Commissioners. They declare that
they will not touch tbis fraction of what they claim.
We shall zee who refuses. National Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....JAS Il
Cleared.

Steam hpsCity Of Warrington Morehonse Liverpool,
Co.
ships-Nspoleon, Thomson, Philsdephs C. C. Duncan
Co Parliament, McCssliD ShaDghre, J. C. Jewell Co
Barks-HszsTd Ksrstens Pernembuco. Henry Gardiner
Mansbrook (BrI Wood London. Aree, Hunt Co.; New
Orleans (Brem). Sanmis, Liverpool +. McDorsd Co.
Princeoop, seeey, Demesarai Robt Roy DR. Hansen,
Antwerp. c. GIinnel.
Brigs- William Mary. Look. New. Haven Brett. Son
Co Santiago (Brem), Elsenbrook. Porto Psts, r. II.
O. Schmidt j. NJ. Sawyer, Bradley, Key West, Bonner
BeaA
schoonesO P. Binss Hail. Washington; J. g. Wright,
Lyman, Wsshnroni Frakln, Allen, Esspors John Boyn'
Co. Sum- Pettgrew Acconsc Val PheniI, Clark. Perth
Amboy Msabsr, Welsh, Philadelphia A. L. Coffin AIDE
lns sprasae Philadelphia, John Boyntons son Ela Aida
Pune Oreuy Hon. II. K Packer; Trade Wind Hill Phil
adelphis r. r. shannon, Ceres Meredith. Philadelphia Bs'
ker I Dayton.
sloop-A. Z. Lstle. Letle, New-Hsvsn, II. L. Racket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
SUPERIOR COURT-TKiAL TERN-JAs. l6-Before Jus
tice BARBOUR.

TEMPERANCE LECTURER RECEIVERS DAMAGES.
Edward Fsleoner sgt Thomas S,eers aud Jane. Mead
Plaintiff sued TO recover damages for iulse I'M
ronmen. IL sppears that be In the habit OF giving
omen air the subject Of temperance The defend
ant. police captain aud patr0an. caused his arrest and
d,uIber Of the peace. The jury found ia
favor plaintiff. giving him 1900 damages H. H. Shannon
for plaintiff, a. Oakley Hall for defendants.
Edward tnlooner AT. Thos. Stcos
This was action against police Captain for an
alleged eg aud imprisonment Sunday, Sept IT,,
1860 An ordinance about that time ordered to be en-
forced against Sunday preaching ekhOus In tbs street.
Plaintiff had been in the habit Of ectming Temperance on
Sunday afternoons ri or o'clock, the Grand street
Ferry Having apprehension OF az arrest on this coca
sion he got 1n HOUSE. by permission OF tie
aud there out some notices Of future eeting,
delivered lecture Capt Steers him b. cease
The people huTahsd for Facone faconer said that the
police could not reach him hce Steers said lie never saw
hawk a. high but That he M sometime or other" Some
other words passed between the parties. Alters little "he
the paotf down and of the door of tho house
wheIsopon he arrested by Ocer Mead who was In e!t'
dress the direction of Capt Steers The IrsoheI
then In cell Of the station house, aud there detained
nm the next morning when no wn. tried and hned 40 That
hes since been RENTED e case having been carried w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE Board OF CosrRAcrs.-Tbe Board OF Con-
tracts yesterday morning to receive bid, for conveying
prisoner. 10 the County J. and PeLsntay repairing en-.
sues aud lamps, and printing the minutes OF the Board
OF Aldermen The lowest bidder for conveying prisoners for
one wear was Patrick Fay, $685. tho highest bid was
9ls So The lowest bid oI repairing engines 10 the
Western District was made by Thos Dolsn 573 and
FOR the Eastern District by Henry Sitter, at 10 For re-
pairing hose in the Western District Edward McOorige was
The lowest bidder at 700 and James Duganne At ESQ Tor
the same work In the Eastern District James White was
The lowest bide 1t 80 for repairing lamps 10 the West
ern District; and Edwud White at s9O for similar work
ia The Eastern District The bidding for printing the min.
rcs ranged nom to per pss The decision Of the
Board viii DO given Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
Arrfved.

sss~.aIP Hts.. Y :'9,P;r E Bss New Orleans
p. s.' 10 II. 3. T cfonSe Co. ' ''' ~ ''''
steamer Virginia ~ trspspor, Snyder. Washington.
s,e,mer Martha stevens McCabe. Baltimore. md'e to
Steamer Petrol Young Providence. md.s to Edward
BynneI - - -
l. coal and md.e to Nelson Has had heavy westerly
Slip twilight Gates. San Francisco 81 days mdse to VIM
7. CO. Oct. o. lat 20 NJ lon ll9 20 W. spoke
,hip Dictator, from san Francisco for Liverpool
1sns. sailed Dee 81 Tor New.YorE
Bark J. Adler. lolden) schwechs Rotterdam IS days,
nldsc and pass 10 Gsrres Meyer.
BARK Harmon Buckley, Neworeans II days. sugar and
Bark susan Fr Martins ST. Thomas IL days. in ballast to
Bark Bet,ey Williams - Portland in ballast Tsppan
Brig Vsppo tof LneOlavie), wilkinson Laguns Dec 20.
big Conflict Rutland s. kits il days salt to w Hub.
bard Co l4h inst, LAT; q 80 lon IS rs .eks brig A.
San Jacnto called Kits Dee 49, and sailed a
Biz Stephen Duncan Snyder Cardenas dsy' sugar ard
spoke bark Crown (BI.J. for Maianlas;
schr b Flanner Mesr., MontevideO Nov. H. hides and
Sch seguine. Horton, Fortress Monroe % hours 10 ballast
SEM France. Coffin of suny Cousins, Port de p.ix Dee.
! %. oswood aud coffee to order.
sehf Nsutlu. o TaOma.tOp) Dockha Matsnzas Jan. .,
Schr Bionde avery Provucetown days, ndse from Br.
steamship Csledooia, ashore on Cope Cod
Schr Dwna Orb Martin, CORVALLIS 10 days potatoes to
| I. |. Neyius Sen.
sch Richard Bulwinkle. French ROckand nue and po-
/ tatocs to nss,eE
schr Jamestown. Lsiouette Georgetown, d. Co. days,
I coal 10 Cumberland Coal Co.
sehr a. Sehindler Ireland New Orleans II days sugar
anu ulol,sses 10 master.
sch Joseph Crapde Gage, Port Royal days in ballast
! to l.. Kenny. -,
Schr sally Gay Ststsop Ncwbern N CO. days, in ballast
| to master
! scbr ~ Aldhch Usher Phsdephis. coal.
| SchT. FlaudoUle, Brown Alexandria In ballast
! schr Maria Jane, CaSey. Virginia, wood
sebr Elizabeth Ann Hobson Chinc0oague days oysters
Schr Messenger. Doane. Portland. Me-. days, heading
WISD-At sunset from s. W.
The bark Holland reported arrived in yesterdays paper
| Ii haxa unrnlon. from New. Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
sURRoGATE'S COURT. JAN. l6.-Defore sarrosats
TICKER.

WILLS PRovED-cHARIrABLE REQUESTS.
The will Of Anthony 1iemann father OF ex-Mayor
r;'nn bs, been admitted to probate The testaor be-
.nthsd 500 to the Frst German Methodist Episcopal
Church In this city. , c,,, H..
admitted 70 probate contains tho following bequess To the
Woa.s OF Industry (of which sue msnsgeT soO TO
,h School Department the 900 10 the Society Tor
The relief OF destitute children Of .esmen, $500 TO the
Orphsn Homo OF tho Ptotestan. Epcopsi Church IN New
YoIk tho Ludie Depository 5000 to Charles y
Mcknight OF Nswbus such hcr books no ,rct,
ana th. rsmainder TO he given to tie Nomeng Public
Library Charles Scott Mcknight her portrait OF a'hing
ton, painted by Pese. .
Tho will. ofths following persons have been admitted to
,rohate; Joel w. White, John Wright, Jacob Dcter,
fh.rIotte jenkins Ludwig Arculsrus James NJ Pendo.
,nn Michel. Ps.taealdi, and Edws ard hcliroy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

EXTENSION oP A CRY RAILRoAD.-The Jersey
CIV and Bergen Pom, railroad to be opened Monday
from Bergen H to BayoHne distance Of seven mics from
the Jersey City Ferry The cape OF carrying 80 pas
.cnsers will be propelled by dummy engines which 1t Is
said BE- the rate of hheeu miles per hour The
engine occupies the front platform There arc TO be i've o.
ihese On, ines, three Of which already completed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JAS l6.-Before
Judge SniPnAs.
THE BoUsTY-LAsD FORGERY CASE
The prisoner. l.. Dodine, who pleaded guilty OF
forcing claims on the PcnsouOfee was sentenced TINS
morning 20 years imprisonment aud hnr OF VI me
a L.chaAh Weaver who was Indicted win nm or tho
,am- oftn.e was concluded anda verdict OF Guilty rem
SeI,d Ie sentence Of eavor deferred for the esent