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lLpffi4h AMNAN tls thtN'htr
lhe Corpora ou which uy VIZ certain der made By
a.. fiop U,ofss @. bsms'f - 'c. Of the apfcre
Cont Aforesaid ths Oh d-y OF Dscsubes la l. eui
uoi. "1hs Nni'.rn svtHus hsPrt Church" bu which
rorrsy csl,i The Farif Church ir un,-r strrci,
aud hhrni rh.lra Wi.n. BIZ. Chapman, Rrhari stout.
william y MnPiy, Nn.sm feef a"d Rohrfi CODY
Trustee. u and forpdratof iu ls Religious society 4orc
said sst Tho sierrd Corrof-toa, which, under certain
order made by o. no Jussss n tho sllcHr Court
sf,re,s'l on tho I'm day = Jui, 1879 wa' "a tho
Madison sysnu. Baltst q tch. md Jrrrmish A ami.
seofss " Abbe. Maurice 4 Hall John , t1nnin slsni.
and STEPHEN Is. Colgate, claiming 20 be rutrs VI md
Corporsor, Ia the eisi0u. .otlsy iar aioretaa.
CLsRKs J.-Iho Plaintiff bring this action for
Tie par,oo having th.n tir &C. riian zeal ealo settled
determined and consed by ths Jsisr'ni 81 'se Court
They ,rge ihit they have pu hsed tins poicfy i'w ,Ne
bite nei, o N thai hey have s'rn hept consd' uie
oI Il that they Lavo received TOO uaaal decd dy cV2m
h, aud hat ,hry IN lA po'irs, o BE- -. ue aiese
hs ih. d.llnis nah, certain claims hiesi' aht sss'f
crfning ,Ms Yfop,ry tid lhtt hey tec'ae
Dc, tho order anJ deed by Which /, ~. GOA
vrycd The plaintiff illegal anf void sud at sss
ssstons ihfe,ts aud dr'isu- a." irsilr Nb
fnd dstnib o OF te H. other words Cor. 10 an
srtou Try In anticipation ths tie 10 ra ssa., by ihe
nir vsniion % tie sqnthT power az tAs 'nni1. "H'
the .fu dAns nndraAf te "4Trucn Of hsfr drs us, ~ q
attempt establish iao nslid Of a.. conveyance 10 mo
rlsntha they have the constitute nj ish n doing 40 ~ 80
scion or he rcotcTy Of thc rOs,sson - i piop.y'
which. Of course, " legal, rnntTs distinguished h"n'
equitable coFDfance. AruD,uv,i'y which " crTt 'no o.
legal cognAnee III never b. h" suhJce OF sqn.'o "''uo
ton facts stated TO show That perfect renee
b. outsiuei 1t law Now. tho uny allegation ~ M, II
paint viii Il has the heat upPearanc" % ea.9 90 sl'
Plaintiffs 60 tqutnb. rcli,i rs3es 10 che ales'd
ttlc Bot hi. |. tue h.l time aaso csof beslo .n' 80
threats aud srsisns against the Hnee snd Tho parry ~ ~
se,sion 10 DO DEEMED cloud ipon HE ue 49, M
b. project io the -quitebo nseseuiop " ,f ne
hyo Of tie olhsr .aiy iitb-y sought o. NC sdvr.,
paniia, q is ubisnins tho Conveyance ,'
clan Of tho p.n.r, 10 vsld upon i.c "'s " w t1,l
s, r essay to tie ''l"nus' a. ~ ILs a.
r., o,dr, to r.,sb f'h 10 usald"y ~ a. ,'os
,h- on ground opon which the touit ~, ,, " .,
eiuna om . utx A lLs eupa OF zeal ssoss'y "lss-
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Hart iuar0sno' Noiice.


SsAIE ~ NLMrl OH (
rnsr W,sps,s OrFfcF Nc. iol Waist
NOTICE Is hereby given, ~ accordance WIN
,Io OF Do act o. sed r,il a. 1876. eaeJ A. Adn
Er,s alits 10 Msdrna ono, o. no io' O. 81. p,.s
Tier - each lNfy. eEumlnatioa, of survey ths, Ws
,,,t., ,ss.es ais now under examination by .hc
10, ana that the said survsya naiions VII 70
lrt.l iinn ten Icy. sacetoils tA. nos " 's"
.sli N.aselfi -. II, o-,t.-.,'s
har1 ~ der scott No.
BARK t'NsAi ~
Barb Y q. w p'ds'...........ss..''''''' 60. n,
H. RI W "A
i.rs s.s'ss'''
bng Oresn Traveller. '' ADA
bfk l.ust~ iussn. 'f''
NnF yefs
s,hr Ft.d-riek
'''"' &. ii. bRAIihALis r'"''ss~~
J. Avsp ussslsAs Seefo!ly
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suYpPlNG INTELLIGENCE
PORT or NEw-YORX........Nov 10
Clenrrd.
sA!e-lie,rnsni. Townsend. ssn Frsncasco Merchant

sf.p-fefTnshls, ToWhseHd' >sh Trs'cH'O' 1H'fc"@F
tGrulen- - O.,
Brs-Goeth. PsnsD, DiCrux Opofio, iiss neyes Bra
Bfis--Adv,n iBLl COW. hstanoras, J. r. ', hhh"y
20 ksfasz ki.su spiuv al Panama Rafo-d oomPaayi
Efu.'fit. tIraA Isr~ke Ha,rs tlnch. MeLcs. Nsnd.
Robnsoa OBJ Williams, savanna ~, At, u. l. puAsy
Acadia fBr). Priest, Ist,ly.s. 3. -. Nitd n 20.
schooner ~ : Dow lug lhorn, SeoFseio"n ,sn rfons
ss.1, Adder Rrl knIsh'. asiaIHol-s, Mnrr hSus.'
Ton. Id ,rrr Nest Portland Mayer Ssr gent. s.Irh A.
Ia. or Dlts. nnro ~a.s, - 1. iia,eas IshAlp hea
p4.rfcckci. jed tye 4 60. 49,.
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Comparison viii oorFopondlng geiiod ~ lat car
ard ~ ltCi;
c.qitG p,7s.';s L'an. sl.f- Cfral.n
oct y ffl . - 80 istel,s = sl,t5a - I. ~ 80 81
Ny lcle9rilen m.s.g.s 3in3..i - it 2lo.s Is =
Nov zDi 4set.s o.o c..s SO 1850 ls.AlD J.''sA
4 question having arisen a. 10 tie qrahhca-
.'ous necnslry TO enable stockholders to vote a. We
election fr directors and 10 render stockholders est
bic Ms directors We produce lie .as up'l Tie subject
I. ie ee..f1u Z d.,'ors ssrh sfpcslodr . ~ 2" %
:, I'd --r-1rsly cr ~ ifSr. Oh - ~ =,
d, is1 ID .ty t.r. reN ny ,u-t '4-f i'n 70 -
rt-.i h. a..t,tnf nrss 20 fta 90 80 ~ 10 e. '-
itt fl.a ufe.- D. l owl o. A sf . Qt % y a. we d.
a.r.cto.s % ~ t.-.'on 10 wbch d. tA. be cLf''n
4 meeting oi he stockholders OF Tho New
Yots and Harlem ylilsoa1 Company SO DO held At
roon "a 30 lat q December nett . docide on To
prosaon 81 the Directors to ncrea,e iIs oa9tai STOCK
~ eight million dolsT.thc amount TO which ~ h limit
Ell y tie act 9. aud the laws anends ~
ereto In case tho stockholders vote ~ favor Of LUIS
proposition tic NV stock 10 b lsstld Vii De '''
simeon Draper announces q very largo sale 81
stacr tomorrow on account ofths cs;oie II JOSEPH d.
Beers and others. II vii iucluoo more iAan 2p'
shores Of bank AID about 1OJs tr - r's COMPANIES
s,o,k T,onIe VII aso p.sce a, the f4c.lnGe looms
NJ ~ broadway.
The coinage a, the Z. 5. Mint al Philadol-
plia Tor The - cath Of October wrs % faiioHsi
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Pnsseuxers Arrived

n, .ea-s,,fy Adr,ofe Jrcss Lit~rpot-Sis's.s Ary
Ary H~euel ToutLA baAsiu Ihon4ps0n 4;.s Lsil w!
Osiss She. Hogan. Ossiofd True eau hei1 Dr. ,~9seS
.m. ns end Mr. Condi- Ibo Jackson and ioas chidso
Fl. and BIN, Morrison ard two chldfen, capt Handy ND
bailey, Ma Ray A!.s Reilly, aad 20 W he seesS Ne
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Sov. s-Bstor
Judge NgIkOS.
Cffrrre % II, Irs.pgR phOrYYT

DUTIES PbD tfD-n fh"iI'h
lillian, sdd.n -ni Others sgt Hiram barney Collects
ofiaa PORT o. Ses loIk.
This action was brought to recover PACK large
amount 81 do paid uuder protest on some raH is on ~
rosnd ths. tie product o counres hot "
A.. of Good Hope within TIE meaning Of lie sct.
ih- Gao j, fully reported ~ the 'inr o. IL tiis
Cnd,n, II ~, good ~ question tbOnfs folghtH
a., por ron d suffice. % the duties levied %
being production Of per-A and Ihus countries ca:
ii nd b. you'd .Aape of Oood Hope. Messrs 5losssn
fiutcbin y 70 The plaintiffs; f. pehheld smith u s. W
t.ict AiloYney and E. Allen. Tor the GOvefaasnt
MURDER on THR HIGH SEAS.
United States bC. John NJ Osi6n.
The trial Of the accused for the murder OF Ue
srtain OF the bark Besey wiiams. moved % thn
rarrus The .o hss 0e.n before tried and tho Jury
d,srre.d wien tho very fully rrporteA 1t ~
proJab y occupy The COUri Tor another day
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COuar oY COMMON PLEAS-sfsoIAL fARs-Nev 49,
Before judge BRApr
ACTION OF PRoNIssORY NOTE.

ALIIUN VF FkOHIboUEI NUTE.
yred,cs Houck fgi Peter ID. br.sed and John D. Aver
This suit was brought to recover on three pro.
n,,ory notes 900 each which tho plaintiff testified
1 v tho dsf.nds. br, sd ard intorsej by defsndsn1
Ayedu (, Dcesber lesy and pail 70 him by them that
Zine. The defendants testified that they never nsad. VI 10.
tor..d any note. this Kind, aud ped def1dsnt
ann .ueh uoies ard had o, any tDIe suy busL
n-, with rim and hsd not ever ses ha kngS
Kim until .orle month, s'ssr u. time t ssed dat tsy
paid these note. % pi.in.h
: erf,ct sof seienjai;s =. . ~,
For panr1 George W. stevens aud a. A. Thompso,< To-
d...ndai.,. Henry l.. Clinton and L. hsr's-
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81 losA. Oct ~ iSo'.
a.. hamburg "a 0uius,. non Ne %. az Gr,m.ss
With ,.rro Of IS esi, has pnt a. '.r -
main nid ,.ntlpn 81 leasing D.Hf IA = p,l.,.
ISv i.t,r a. Il wood " alirf' "ii &c. ~ - - . y
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oro only saoO 90 to-day. Under a seven per cent

market A CHI money viii be kept ont 81 This mode Of
i,vestrnent Tie cmulus given TO conversions az the
cioso OF October has seriously disturbed the money
market without helping the Treasury Department
much Instead OF getting legal tenders, the Depart
meat has exchanged ts cell cars for 521 bonds. ~
fr az the banks concerned & has been TO their l
AZ tlcr customers lave taken the deposits. upn Which
the paid the banks Interest and have pui u
int, sos thus getting interest upon teir own money
There are no Indications Of su.f!os Of money 'u'
IncIa,cly. Tho legal tenders Of which tho banks are
30 coyetous and which they attract to 'he paA'
by contraction Of their loans. are not 50 peniy o.
in such iIepute as many suppose On the other hanc
theyare tho best currency In tho United siGte' In
hi, c.ty !.s. week they could not be bought at
,e,t trcr,iu,n In .Or.ear, at the last sdviees
exchange on New York was sold u 10 2 ceat discount
OF legal tenders Tic fact clear that thfoug'u'
tho loyal States these notes boarded snd 1t Il Ger
tain that large SUNS are held IN the Rebe. S'Ne''
"A the mosr desirable properly nes: 70 gold.
To so 0co 900 oc legal tenders lave been absorbed "a
zach au extent TIT Of "lawfl money of the United
t,s,, there Is not enough 10 oa, he loans and 81
cary n the Government and OK tao things mat
be lone The funded debt must be Sold for the o. din
arr money OF tie people Mixed bank notes or new
legal tenders ~ used in paying the expenses OF The
Government /. argued IN cone quarters that toy
the future the Treasury canno. he readily supplied ~
selu. bonds. and thlt rs IN the past. use must be
made OF currency 1hssan uupien. sthie 81 tnnr'
bot has beea produced by tie popularity 81 the icgt
teie. money whch instead OF passing end rcpssng &c
,he Trossy N exchange .or bonds has gone into large
srd snail boards and IL s los. To- the hnancial opera
fioas O. the Government.
The Supreme Court q this State, in full
h ch have decided th. holcrs q spurious certificates
oi NowYolk and NV Haven Railroad stock are en'i
lied 70 damage Bach holder vii probably 30 required
To prove his particular damage as there are largo differ
.ncts Ia he degree Of damage.
ia, loliowinc'is q statement OF coal Trans
noriea ON lie Dn..aare and nldsou CanIi
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Nov io-l3Gl3 ob'.. Flsnr. ~ Dbl; willy LIZ esg
Com IT,, ~ bush O., n ~ bush Barley 90 ba.h Pc"
s3 ras, VI tasS 81 qsss. islf u y hshr' is-' itt'
rrovLsi5fs, 2 80 pi.. fsto.c.u, JHo pAy. bsi'~
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SUPERIOR ,OCRr-Gxs,RsL Igss-ssy. 9-BscrV
JLf Justice DOswoRrB AM ,,css E:TE and siosaI&.
DRCIsloY.
William Patterson ayt. William q. Psttersop.-
rsueo It october Genera Ier. before Ju,se' loncs
Robe sol nd N,u,l.
Jgd.cnt r.v-r.@d sni order = reference vscssd. Nev
~ cd, gss in cos4s Vi 81 Y~si to abide event 81 sun
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creafed demand I'D but -.t.c ot9sng i,F sale. 'he
qnolaiions 81 qe-lossco none, hive faieriaiy ad-
yaacod in tho lac, f,w days. Especially has ths hcoA
the case will the uotes ~ tie State ItnE Brokers' ore
paying ir,ely 90 GEMS for tie State Bar and ~ Ono
in ,oro ipscae,) 20 cents Tor tLe rot' - The ulon
ard psutcrs' Ia.As.
The Pacific Nal Steamship Comq -ny have
seclo-ea dividend of5 q cent out oil the l aiugs o..
tho Company for tie last three month";.
The Harlem RolsOad earned n Ociobcri
ll, ........ 3i2D ~ ists.....-.....e l.st'- -
lEtfctsrs. = <Y-t -
The Chicago and NoG,h-Wostem Ea'lesy
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a;NilrUAs ALMANAC.
s,n-pi.s. s<3i se'............ AS Mooa-Ssts..
hIsa vAIEs ISIS pa
ssr ~ psot 6l9 jo- Island -. s.gt isl O,ts ~
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Rc,n,1,
DAnaicrH. ~.

Flip '.sgef ena lBrsril iirn..c ron rrcmsn ocI .
ln. islh-la rhompa,s irom Jacirr-
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NEw.yUEN G,rT,E u,nwEr.

r., rsr WIN FsDi,. Tgr.r,r Nov. 10 irc1
for.l 49, FIs C.lir - tiL MAIDS fcA fiiE Nrss
Accord reports tom So several saisei -s 10
tha city ueTs haze been received this wottf
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TIE total exports Of produce and mcrchondis"
le,cus,e Of sveoie) for the past week acre e5SsOs
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INV rnr 100 MARKET.

o,,'fi.r.-- Is 1.asSt9 y evt Nv. relssi. fof com
r-d an3 g. rs "a Tor d,rs ere the qao-nes gwen
by ll.nry D. osini suP-fini"re.ni OF 20" m.is't -
rnf,vorshi. for ..;su l.ipp iar market 49, I'"i'a
h stock much Of II ufa VIZ 10" grade "slea ni'f! os
~ A. ,rv p.cs .e In. are Win. FOsssssy, he
U.afn,E /. fsar.b-.
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~. New.lo, .id Ehe Railroad msie. tho following
ron nfpoflioh oi sioci io ne vseh> enin. i d.
1tuo 2sof; A0yl, $685. sheep, 34Og. Horses, 2h cal
Poultry. - -
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported lof hs maf4s. Al Worry horlh street
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ENPORIA, KANSAS, SATURDAY. JANUARY 81 1868

the seed. The trees from which it is pro
cured grow on Trinity river, in Texas, to b,
two feet through, and make excellent tim.
Fber. It may be worked green, and viii moi
shrink. 1t will grow to be large tree in
Kansas, and will ripen the fruit, which is
eaten by all ANIMALS. 1t is called BY French
name, Botsdare;; pronounced "Bodare,'' in
Texas.
Mr. johnson. of Doniphan, said:
In Illinois i. does we'll on dry prairie, and
makes an excellent fence, but will not grow
on wet land. ] think Kansas one of the
best countries in the world for Usage hedg-
es. and that it will be our most valuable
fence. But would ask: Have we blue
grass or timothy country?
Some remarks followed on this subject,
when il was voted that when the meeting
adjourn, it be to Friday evening next, to
discuss the following subjects:
What grasses are best adapted to Kansas
and. Is cotton culture advisable
The committee, consisting of Messrs
CLARK. Bennett and Maxson, was appointed,
and requested to ask Of the Senate the use oil
the FALL for the meetings of the Society dur
ing The session and meeting.
Adjourned, with an invitation to every
man who can. to be present at the meeting
on Friday evening, Jan. Esd, at h&lf-p
six O'Clock.
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ertheless do so. We are not in favor of JEFF.
Davis, but just now it is hard to catch him.
either with hemp or cannon-shot. We are
not IN favor of traitors, wicked men or the
devil, but We shall have to deal with all for
awhile longer. There are a great many
things We are not in favor of, but, until the
dawn of the millennium, we must expect to
endure and to suffer what Providence lays
The mode of fnanciering, now, is mere
question of expediency, and as such it mnst
be met boldly aud manfully. The PEOPLE
have got to bear the pecuniary burdens of
this rebellion. They are able to do So
and there is no way it can be done so eouit-
ably, so cheaplv and easily. as with legal
tender currency, 10 be paid out promptly
meeting every demand when due.
Other schemes may be good in theory,
but We cannot stop 10 try them Jaw. They
are not practicable. We are fighting for life,
and if we lose that, it matters little what our
financial condition may be. If we save it,
We shall be better of with superintendent
legal tender currency than with a mountain
load of bonds ISSUED at 80 and rs cents on
the dollar with no ability or power to pay the
interest. Members of Congress, Bankers,
Financiers, Bulls, Bears and Shavers-one
and ALT is about time that we understood
what we are about: viz. at WAR 1t is
about time that our poor soldiers were paid.
1t is about time tina; politicians stopped
quarreling. 1t is about tire that our ma
jor generals had something else in view than
a soft cushioned seat at the White House.
It is about time that we initiated the Fathers
of the Revolution, who willingly and pray
erfully pledged their lives, their fortunes,
and their sacred honor, for the salvation of
the country.-N. ?. Independent
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A RAINY SUNDAY.

Rev. DR.. Baker once related in converse.
ton the following incident of his mintiste-
rial life:
"Whle living in Germantown, thirty odd
years ago. l was to have preached one Sab
bath morning at Barren HILL seven or eight
miles distant. On awaking in the morning,
the rain was descending in torrents, and The
wind blowing perfect hurricane. debat,
ed with myself whether l ought TO go.
concluded to go. Having taken breakfast
and ordered my horse and gig. started for
Barren Hill. But 10 had not proceeded
more than a quarter of a mile, when, iu
in spite of the leather top and apron, l was
drenched to the skin. Crossing the hill
sides, the storm threatened to overturn the
vehicle, aud my poor horse trembled Still
went forward. By the time Of my arrival
at the church there was not dry thread on
me. and I could not have been more satura-
ted with water had been dipped in the Del
aware. And now, on my arrival, how many
people do you suppose found at the
church %
We began with the Abrahamin number,
"Fifty."
Entirely too high" exclaimed the Doc
tor.
Forty fve." was the next conjecture.
which elected the same response.
Forty" was the next number stated
with the same result.
Thirty" said We next. still keeping in
view father Abraham's descending scale;
but still the Doctor said, TOO hi Oh too
high p
Twenty" was next given as the proba-
BILE number, and then Ten" when we gave
it up.
II will tell you." said the Doctor, at
length, in his own emphatic way, show
mary people came through that storm to
hear me preach: not one, sir! NOT ONE! NOT
one Even the sexton himself, who lived
Immediately opposite, had not ventured to
cross the street."
land how did you feel, Doctor" asked we,
''on finding that your self-sacrifcng labors
had met with such poor return %
Never happier and more contented In
my lfe,'' was the noble reply. "for felt
that if all the world that day hadneglected
their duty, had not neglected mine.'
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Kansas pays, annually, to other States,
for the article of salt alone, about one hun
dred thousand dollars, while the same amount
could be made within fifty miles of this
at one sixth of the sum. The money is ia
ken from the people and from the State for
an article that ought to be made here. It
is cash drain on the State of sum that,
if one-half of it was judicious!y expended
in salt springs of Salt creek, or the Saline,
we should be able to supply Iowa. Missouri,
Iiliaois, and half the valley State, with all
their salt, and thus bring into the State, to
be scattered among its people, millions of
dollars. Why send our money out of the
State for an article so abundant within its
limits? Kansas can manufacture for the
Mississippi Valley. and thus cause other
States to build US up.
But to do it, our salines must be deVel-
oped. They should receive the prompt
encouragement of legislative action. Let
the State pay small sum, say two mills
per pound, to the manufacturer, aud let the
State salines be free to manufacturing com
panies for term of years. Better, far bet=
ter, pay one of our citizens two mills per
pound to make salt than to pay the people
of other States ten. We trust this ques
tion will receive the attention of the legisla-
ture at ance-Junctiozs City Union.
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The Richmond papers estimate the deGn@
age to Frederickshurgh. By the late koE=
bardmeut, st S76e. 600.
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The President said: learn that a man
in Anderson county has raised q crop of
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Rev. Lyman Beecher, father of H. W.
Beecher and Mrs Stowe. died in Brooklyn
on the 10th inst. aged 81. Theodore Par
ker used IS say that Beecher was 1.-THE father
of more brains than any other man in Amer
ca
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Several colored regiments have been or
pan lied at Helsna,> AFkaHsas.
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EMPORIA HOUSE.

N. S. STORRS. PROPRIETOR
TNlE travelling public can be we'll cared for al
this House, the most reasonable terms.
Good Stabliug connected with the House. ia
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-07

ACOUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRIrATED THRO AT
allowed to progress results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, oftentmes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost nstan
relief In BRoNCHIRIS, ASTHMA and CATARRH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the of the
Trochees and their extended use has caused them be
counterfeed Be to guard against worthless imta
tions. Obtain only the GENUINE BRowE's BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEEs which have proved their efficacy by test of
many years PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use
the Troches. Military officers and soldiers who overtax
the voice and exposed to sudden changes should have
EN-. Sold everywhere at 25 cents per box
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-07
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ry OF miscellaneous reading such as can not be found
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We must refer in terms of eulogy to the high tone and
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-07

INDIANAPOLIS, April 6, Returns from the
municipal election in this city to-day Indicate
that the Union majority will be from 500 to
1000 Returns from various towns and cities
show great Union gains.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-07

FORTRESS Monroe, April 5. Twelve rebel
cavalry men with their horses and equipments,
deserters from Wise's Legion, came within our
lines yesterday. They report that the whole
company will come in as soon as an opportunity
is presented and that destitution of food and
clothing is the cause of their desertion