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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-20
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

<EFN STAGES LEAVE wEAVERV1LLE F0h
te9R4 Shasta Red Bluff. Tehama, Chico. Orovn'e
A!2@| Marysvile, Sacramento and other poln's IAs'
and South and Trinity Center Caahans Yreka jackson
ville and other points North, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
at O'Clock, A. M ~ once af the Usf0n Aotes.
1ye.tf t9sl Gus, SCAMM0S, Agent
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Drugs and Medicines,
Chemicals of all Kinds,
SOLID .H.N.D FLUID EXTRACTS,
Shakers Herbs, Eclectic Preparations,

PATENT MEDICINES FANCY GOODS,
Trusses and Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Sup
porters, Assayers' Materials, Retorts and Cruel
bles, Druggists Glassware, Brewers Stock, Soda
Water Material Paints and Oils, Kerosene and
Coal Oils, Lard and Sperm Oils, Camphene and
Burning Fluid, Alcohol in Tin, and a complete
assortment of all articles ia the Drug line. We
do not intend to be undersold by any House in
California. Orders respectfully solicited goods
forwarded to all parts of the Pacific coast and
country. r. e. Mcdonald & Co.,
Importing Druggists, Sacramento.
R. II. MCDONALD CO., New York.
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DANIEL w. SMITH arrested in San Fran
cisco yesterday, on a charge of murder commit
in Marin county.
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ONLY eighteen Revolutionary pensioners re-
main on the official rolls, drawing the small sum
of 81 ,044 81.
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ATENT MEDICIN ES.

We Agents for the following known Medi-
cines, and offer them at reduced prices Sands
and Ayers Sarsaparilla, Myers Sarsaparilla and
Yellow Dock, Jayne's Expectorant, Alternative
Sauative Pills, Ague Pills and Hair Tonic, Ayers
Pectoral and Ague Cure, Wistar's Balsam wild
Cherry, Ayers, Moffat's and Cheeseman' = pills
Tildeu's Fluid Extracts, Sugar-Coated pills
Pearls of Ether and Chloroform, Moifat's Phen;2
Bitters.
r. I'll. .M'DONA.LDs&.CO..
ss, SACRAMENTO AND NEW YORK. ae.
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\ LINE of sleighs is running regularly
between Bannock City and Placerville, Idaho.
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THE Quincy Union (Plumas county, of the
Both ut. contains the following sad intelligence
On Sunday last a party of ladies and gentle
men visited one of the tunnels at Sawpt Flat,
and as usual in such cases got into the car for
the purpose of riding out upon the incline which
runs into the tunnel. The car started but soon
got under such Roadway that it was impossible
to check it, and the down the incline at
lightning speed, and struck one of the blocks
fused for the purpose of stopping the car when
loaded with dirt and was thrown from the
track. One of the ladies' Miss Mary Wheeler,
about seventeen years of age, was thrown dis
tance of thirty-eight feet, and striking upon her
head, was instantly killed. Another, Miss Ray,
was thrown out of the car, but her " crinoline y
caught upon the track and saved her from fall
ing the same distance, and in all probability
saved her life.
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anatomical Preparations.
BREWERS STOCK.

Fresh Hops, Irish Moss, Burgundy Pitch, Keg
Corks, eic. Everything in this line of the best
quality, and for sale on reasonable terms.
B@. 20 bales HOPS just received by Express.
r. H. MCDONALD l. co.
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4 CURIOUS RELIc.-Almost everybody has
heard or read of the famous mutiny on board
the British man-of-war Bounty, at the Sandwich
Islands, in 1880 how the mutineers married
among thenative women, and colonized Pitcairn S
Island, and were not discovered for nearly half
century, till the children by these marriages
had grown to be men and women. A gentleman
in this city has very interesting relic of this
memorable event in the shape OF fragment of
the guns of the Boanfy.- Virginia city Bul-
iehn.
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WAsHOE NEWSPAPER CIvILITIEs.-Gen. Allen
n veteran editor, man of sense, and gentle
man.-God Hill Ners
Very sorry we can't return the compliment
Old Piute.
Why, you old muggins When we spoke of
Gen. Allen, we had reference to the late editor
of the Washoe Times. Not you-you shade of
old Gaudle-you ghost of old Polonius-you
spoilt edition of n ID fool-GoId Hill Nescs
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SUMMONS.

JAMES NJ. RAINS, of Tulare, has been sent to
Alcatraz, for resisting the enrolling officer.
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VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
before me, at my office in Weaverville town
ship, in the county of Trinity on the 10th day of
November, A. D., 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. M, to
answer unto the complaint of P A. Doris, who
sues you on a note for the sum of Sl86, and in
terest, when Judgment will be taken against you
for the said amount together with costs and
damages, if you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Trinity coun-
W, greeting Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this llth day of Novem-
ber A. D., 1868 p. II. PAINTER,
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
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DENTAL IMPORTING HOUSE
r. d. Mcdonald & Co., Sacramento.
R.M .NcDOmald r Co., .NsW York.

E. q. Mcdonald Il Co., Sacramento
RM. .ueDomald r Co., .Nsp York.
A~~ WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE
EXtI>.aS1S the attention of the DENTAL PRO
FESSION TO our large and complete assortment
of Dental Goods, the following comprising a part
only:
| Plain and Pivet Teeth,
Gum Teeth, large assortment,
Teeth for Vulcanite work, gum and plain,
Jones & Whites Gold Foil,
Abby & Sons Gold Foil,
Watts Crystal Foil and Sponge Gold
Tin Foil and Platina Plate,
Gold Plate and Solder
Dental Chairs and Head Rests,
Forceps, great variety,
Files, all kinds and sizes
Ivory Handled Pluggers and Scalers;
Steel and Wire Handled Pluggers and Scalers,
Excavators Burrs and Drills,
Screws, Punches, Hooks,
Brushes and Carundum Wheels,
Grind Stones and Polish Powders,
Lathes Mouth Mirrors, in variety,
DENTAL CASES.-Chevalier's best, contain
ing Il large number of Instruments, Mouth Mir
rors, &C. Mahogany cases, brass bound, COM
pete, from S75 to Sl75.
anatomical PREPARATION.
Consisting of upper and lower Maxillaries, carv-
ed, exhibiting Nerves on one SIDE, and Artery and
Vein on the other. Head, with carved jaw, ex-
posing fangs of Teeth, 81 in number. Vulcaniz-
ers, vulcanite Teeth, Rubber, and everything for
doing Vulcanite work in the latest and most ap-
proved styles. Goods packed with care and for
warded, by express or otherwise, to all parts of
this coast r. H. MCDONALD co.
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, ETC-Gum Stock
Jugs, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Supporters,
Suspensory Bandages, Silk Elastic Bandages for
Ladies'. A very large assortment of articles in
this line, for sale by
R. H. MCDONALD Il CO., Sacramento.
~ r. IL. MCDONALD CO, New York
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PETITION IN INSOLVENCY.

Il, the Couny Curt, in and for the county Of Trinity and
State IF California:
In the matter of s. b. MOREY, an InsoI-
vent Debtor.
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erig Vtge ssse- lansno'' y7i'si=E H" ~
saoss u hrss 7s~F tsa3"s'
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State of California: In Justice p. II. Paynter s
Court, WearerriHe Township, in and for the
county Of Trinity:
The People of the State of California send
greeting GEORGE DELAVAN.
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CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF TRINITY.
Dit appearing to me by affidavit that the
plaintiff in the above entitled action has good
cause of action, and that the said defendant has
departed from the State, it is hereby ordered that
service of summons in said action be made upon
defendant by publishing the same in the Trinity
National once week successfully for at least
three months p H. PAYNTER,
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
Waavprville Nov 1863
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CNTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF TRINI
y TY-It is hereby ordered that service of the
summons in the above entitled cause be made
(completed) by publication of the same in the
TRINITY Journal for at least five weeks.
7. f. JONES,
Justice of the Peace for Weaverville township.
Weaverville, Jan. Is, 1864. 2.tet.
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Book and Job Printine.sa
OF every description done in eriors smsnns.els5
e9 AND AT raAsosAsr1 rnoS6 SIS SON viilsizT
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DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and Surgical In
sttue street. below Montgomery opposite
the Pacific Steamship Companys Office San francisco
The offers free consultations and asks remunera
a Office hours from O. a. m. to-
.. IN.
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Cerfffeafe-I the undersigned, Governor of Hungary
do hereby testify that Dr. L. j. Czapkay has during
the contest for Hungarian liberty Chief Surgeon in the
Hungarian Army, with faithful perseverance. Whereof
have given him this certificate aud do him to the
sympathy attention and protection of all who are ca
pabe of appreciang patriotic sccrifce undeserved
misfortune. KossUrH LAOS
Governor of Hungary.
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spERMAroRRHEA-Orloc local weakness 80. ss,;..... e! :
loss Of me 70 labor or study, dunesf Of apprehensa
in the eye pmp1es 9. sssss e. path. IN
@ are cured by the justly celebrated physcsn and am
1on' @ DL = Czapkay BIS nisfhod d cxrjne 2sSSs n 81
'onsu,Iauons by letter or otherwise, raEE a IL
ADDRESS u CEAFkAr, NJ d, Ssn Francsco Caso,nfs 9
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following letter. which emphatcally speaks for itself,
written by the Dean Of Faculty Of the Philadelphia Col
Iege of Medicine the editors of the Pacifc Medical and
Surgical Journal" San Francisco for publications EG.
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To the Editors the Pacific Medical aud Surgical Jour-
nal": Gentlemen My attention has been called to
in the December number of Journal and in regard
to the ad eundem" degree granted by the Philadelphia
College of Medicine, to Dr. L. j. Czapkay When the app
cation for the degree made to the faculty. ii
panied by aiavs and testimonials the effect that
Czapkay regular graduate NJ D. of the University OF
Pesih had served Surgeon in the Hungarian Army
regular practitioner Of medicine On the strength
these the degree granted. The eundem" Degree
its implies is conferred graduates only
privileges. Had there been the slightest suspicion
irregulary, the application would have been refused BY
inserting this in your Journal you will do Justice
| to the College, and confer a favor on \
| Yours, very respectfully, H. RAND.
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Medicine
Csrfffeafe-I, the undersigned Governor Of Hungary
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.Srr,b.,. fo .uerffed W1rtk.-The ingratitude

to his fellow often met with IN me, la' tesn
malls promnted by the finer feelings Of the heart are cases
in the lives Of those who sacrifice their best days In phil
antbropic devotion aeviaon Of the ills Of ah NOR
tajity Empiricism floods columns Of with
false and cttious singing peans to the worth OF
their own esotscal Below we append GER
tifcate from worthy man who brief period since seemed
destined to shuttle of his mortal ce' who looked for
his dissolution with that pleasure wh'cn OILY oso
WEIGHED down by the hands of disease Contrary to-
hone the ability Of skul physician has restored him to.
his former health Relieved from his terrible situation ana
agent aud his statement is oy No
tary Public The society imperiousiy command
its publicity given to warn the unwary than
to sound the praises Of physician, of whom scores OF like
cases can be cited.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
TaEFIRE DEPARTMENT OF BUR.
IINGTON.

ANIMAL MEETING OF FIRE DISTRICT No. l.
The Annual Meeting of the Fire District
took place Monday evening. The meeting was
called to order by the Clerk, Mr. oayles
Nichols, and jeremiah French, Esq- was
chosen Moderator The Reports OF the PFn-
Dental Committee (already printed,) OF the
Collector and of the Chief Engineer. was
read. THE latter we shall print Tomorrow
The meeting then proceeded to the election
If officers. which resulted IN the choice OF
the following
Clerk.-Sayles Nichols.
Prudential Cog.nittes VI. Van SICK
len. Louis Follett, Stephen Gaies.
Treasurer.-C. ". Woodhousc-
Coliecfor.-Samuel Huntington
/ Chef Engineer Charles L. Nelson
Assistant Engineers -Mlal DAVIS T. j
/ Sweet. P. D. BallUu, i. B. Sma'lcy-
\. {. Spear was first chosen FIRST Pr1aeN-
tial Committee, but declined
Mr.. Smalley was elected Fourth Engineer
IN the second ballot, D. NJ. Yarncy running
him vely close.
The annual meeting then adjourned. At
the special meeting which followed, tax Of
nine cents on the dollar on the Grand List OF
tie district. payable one half June let and
one half Oct. let, was voted; resolutions
amending the Bylaws 80 as 10 pay the Flr'
companies SUN Of money, instead Of The
Annual Supper, were dismissed the sum o.
500 was voted 70 the Chief Engineer, a
raw for his services. and $50 TO the Clerk
the payment Of water rent to the Aqueiuc
Co.. was ordered discontinued; the commit
tee on an Engine House for ali the companie
reported verbally, with a plan for buildin!
to be located between the Court House ans
Strong building, estimated cost $4,000
the report was recommitted 10 be submitte'
in writing at a future special meeting tn
necessary sum to pay for tine plans Wa
voted and the prudential committee wer
authorized to borrow $500. until the ia
shall be available After .ich, at te
o'clock. the meeting adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
Report of the Chief Engineer.

BURLINGTON, Jan T. 1864.
In conformity with the Bylaws Of Fire bis
trict No !, Of Burlington, the following report
is submitted:
There have been SIX fires in the District within
the past Year, as follows:
Feb. lst.-Fire at Engine House Of the Yer
mont Central Railroad Company. The building
WAS entirely destroyed and the engine much
damaged. Loss about 81 $40. Insured. Cause
Of fire unknown.
June 3O-Fire at Gates, Kilburn & Co.'S
Furniture Mandatory. Damage by fire and
water about 81 800. Insured. Fire originated
from carelessness in leaving lamp burning IN
der pot Of heating glue.
Aug Sl.-Alarm at J. P. Flanders Mach ne
Shop. Damage slight Fire originated in care
less use Of benzine by lamp-light
Sept. 29.-Fire at Carlos BaIter's house. Lcss
about $50 Insured Cause of FIRE. defect in
chimney.
NOE.-Fire at Mrs. John II. Peck's Couserya-
tory al about ? o'clock 10 the morning Damage
SIS. Cause Of FIRE unknown.
Dec 3l.-Fire broke out in the shed Of Rev.
J. Young, and communicated from that to the
adjoining barn of 6. ". Benedict, ESQ. Loss
about $500. Partly insured. Fire originated
from the careless use of fire under the shed in
smoking hams.
There Is a slight error above The loss was
about 5000, on which there was an insurance in
the Vermont Mutual of $50. Ed. FREE PRESS. !
The Department has been promptly on hand
st all Of the above fires, and rendered efficient
service, execp; at the fire at Mrs Peck's. At
this fire the alarm Was not general, AMI only
three members of the Department were present
these were members Of the Ethan Allen Engine
Company
There have been several alarms of fire. at all
Of which the several companies have shown their
> I s. any duty which might be-requir-
ell Of them.
May o.-Ibe 6remen had a run out of the
District to q fire at the Woollen Mills at VINCE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

ary. | could have knslt there for hours in
dulging my grief and reyerJ, but the living
called me from the dead. took the dear
little fellow up in my arms, and bearing him
out IF doors, laid him on a streteher.
There was garden to the house. Once
it had been pleasant spot, but now the
shrubs were tramplod down by the multi
tude, and artillery wheels had made havoc
with the walks and plots The attendant
and sought out the most undisturbed GER
ner of it. dug grave, and buried him with
prayers. While filling in the eartl-may i
BE- light above him required to the death
scene What hiS souls previous experience
WAS, there had been no time To discover.
That one word eyes, :" in answer TO my ques-
ton, was the only evidence had yet, there
was hope In it and comfort. Oh if his
name was in the Book Of Life, it could lie
spared from his grave. God grant it was.
its mighty rough 70 cover a poor fellow
up that way and not have his folks know
anything about 1t, said the attendant IS
We turned To 20. added within myself,
bat know where it l., and | will remem-
Der thee, boy '' And ~ have. The love
that grew strong in AN hour that morning
still abidos. Il has cost Inc many a heart
ache since.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS
The Quota Of Vermont FILLED.

Vermont has filed her quota Of 1880 men
under the last call, and ttoO hundred and
serenity orer, ,cithon counting fhe re-eniitt-
-nents IN fke field, and without asking day
of grace, beyond the 5th. ofour soldiers IN
the field. three hundred and over have re-en-
listed in the Fifth regiment, and some Hr
hundred, it is stated, in the other regiments OF
the let Brigade. To sum up, then, Vermont
has a surplus Of over thousand men, under
the last call.
This proud result has not been reached
without very active eIertion on the part oil
Adit Gen. Washburne, the Superintendent
of Recruiting, and the Selectmen OF the
towns and liberal voting Of money Tor
bounties, and hearty interest on the part oi
our citizens generally. Itis glorious re-
cord for our little State
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

Gov. Seymour Of New York figures in the
double character of political knaye and Polit-
ical fool He wants to use his Office to pro-
mote mere partisan ends, but ia an egr-gious
bungler IN the attempt. Lis late attempt,
lust before the Legislature assembled, to su-
Iers de tie Mcirol o.itan Police Commission
err, BY appointees of his own selection, IS like
T. prove a ridiculous failure. and to bring
him serious discredit. The Commissioners
refuse to be superseded by him TILL the mat
ter is adiudicated by the Courts They al
lege that. by law, they arc allowed iaiF
trial On any charges made sgainst them :
whereas GOV. Seymour has allowed them no
trial whatever. although he officially pron'-
ised that they should have ono
To r.skc thu matter - much the worse Tor
HIM, it appears that one of the Commission
ers. James W. Bowen. entered the U ;.
service a wear ago, and thercupon he sent IN
his resicnatIon-on which the Governor took
no action, hut kept the resignation in his
desk for the " hole ar, and then attempted
to til hi, place Icy another, as above stated
Tire obvious reason for this proceeding was-
that if lie accepted she resignation w.cr
made, and nominated Successor, tie Llg.--
laJure would have a ca,rz gu the appoint
mcut. This be attempted 70 avoid By die
charging the rc.m5ents fr alleged cause.
and appointing new Commissioners ia tie
r,cr-s lis trick has brought him into con-
tempt, ami Is likely To prove sn entire fail
ure. besides.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

LATEST FROM kURoPE-Napoleon in res
ponse 10 the address voted him BY the SEN
ate, asserted that he was actuated solely by
good and pacific motives in his proposition
tor Congress
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times insinuates that the Arch Duke Maxi
milan i not likely 10 6ccept the crown oc
Mexico. he stipGlates tor the recognition
Of ms monarchy by the American govern
ment among other conditions and his recog-
milton 1t Is stated has been emphaticiily de-
clined at Washington. l. Is now reported
that the Emperor Napoleon Is casting about
for some one else IN place OF the Arch Duke
4 revolutionary manifesto had been pla-
carded in the principal towns of Hungary,
announcing the establishment Of a genera
committee TO maintain the independence 81
Hungary. The committee Is TO assume the
dictaIiun Of affairs under Kossuth The
Austrian government were taking great pre-
cautions against this revolutionary move
ment, but il was asserted nevertheless that
general agitation prevailed in regard to it
King and Heenan appeared before the
magistrates for breaking the peace by fight
ing prize fight, and were bound over To APP
pear at the next quarter sessions.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

The LADIES OF Montpelier held fair for
the relief Of sick and wounded soldiers, New
Years evening, the receipts Of which were
s4l5.
jaw is the banner town Of Vermont. Its
Quota of s3en under the last call was @, and
there have - enlisted OF the 81 men in
school district No in the town, l6 have
enlisted. This can't he beat, we think.
Two counterieiters were arrested and put
in Jail at Newiane. the other day, for pass
ing counterfeit bills on the Bank Of Royal
ton. Subsequently they were released on
S2O0 bail and were enlisted TO FL the quota
of the town Of Townshend-a very scaly
operation. for counJerfeitcrs viii readily
turn deserters, and it is an insult and damage
to honest men to put into the ranks iaiihirds,
turned soldiers to escape Punishment
On tine 2sth Dec. the dwelling Of Dr.. :.
My, OF Essex. took fire in the attic, proba-
bly, FROM the stove pipe, and was CONSUMED
together with most Of his furniture and pro-
visions. DR.. May was very badly burned
himself in the face and hands The los, is
about 5000 partially insured.
Sylvester j. Dix Of Halifix committed
suicide De. 25.a, " taking laelauam. III,
va- O. mau ot Incorporate habits au4 Nae
'' ou bender ,4e day oei,'e.
S.,yt.I lig.,r sellers 0,.. l-- r.rous at
the lass Term OF Windsor Go C,ar,. Elcy
II ,rkins va- Hn.! 500, c aries Blake %
Windsor ard =. g.. Pratt OF Wo,.-tock
S5o each I. Lamphire of Hartland ; 20;
J.mr- Clifford oi Windsor $40 aud Melon
Billings and Franklin Mgrrihcld S6o0 and
I c5-ts ia each ci-e.
/ During the Storm ON Friday morning,
covered bridge. on the Troy and B,ston
( Road near DANNY Station, Wa. bloNn entire
over The bridge was 50 ieet long. No
+ further damage
Tie dwelling house OF Charles Story, Of
North Fairfax. wa destroyed by fire on FIJI
day morning.
Tie midnight Passenger Train from Bur
lin.tou to Rutland Thursday night Wa,
thrown off the track little south Of Pitts
ford IN consequence OF broken rail. The
locomotive C. Burlington') Is a complet.
rr.ck. The conductor Perlcy powner. en-
ginccr and passengers all tremendously es-
capped unhurt.as did also "a car load of horses.
O7amel and george Kendall plead guilty
of am assault ami battery upon the person OF
a woman. ty riding her upon rail, IN >Ha-
ron. at the recent term of the Windsor Co.
Court, and in consideration of their having
enlisted ia the army were fined only SIS and
costs.
At the Orleans Co. Court, " W circuit.
ESQ, late Lieut. Col. Of the 18th regiment.
obtained a verdict Of $500 and $40 costs,
against Hiram I'LL and one Drew for AN 49,
sault, committed 10 l-5S. whieth plaintiff
was engaged ia conducting prosecution
against Ill., Tor selling liquor Tm,
case showed Jaat iliI told Drew to kick ,h,
/ raintif S2u worth. ami Drew diI -,. aud It
now turns oaJ To- nave becu over 500 worth.
/ a 500 horse Tan away. fcl. t'r.e.h ,h,
. railroad 0u5-, in Rutland as, week uud
was killed ir the FIJI do tlt i., below.