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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

All the useiscal men 2aa toe Pres room mend
Dr. ssrickiaadi Aurf-cnoIera Mixture A. The Only
certain rsmgly f5r DsArhaa aud Dysentsry. IL
il combination Of AatfinEsnts.-AbsorbsuEs
6timnlAnrs aod Carmfnatiyss, and 10 w8rran Esd
to eject cure xftsr all other means have faiiad
For sale By Druggists. General Dspof 6, East Aih
asnsss, Cineinnsfi, Ohfo mia 2t1 iyr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
Flood In New York--RaIlroad Travel
Suspended.

UREA, March 1.-The water in this
vicinity IS three feet higher than ever
0eiOre AuOwD, IAe gaa works are ef-
fectnally stopped The iron bridge
across the river, built by the n. l. b.
Railroad Company, has been carried
away. There is about two miles OF tele.
graph wire aud poles down this side Of
Little Falls. The extent Of damage
east Of Little Falls is unknown
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
Railroad rravsIsuspsna.a.

NEw York, March l7.-Recent storms
seriously interrupted railroad travel
Though New York, and trains are tenn
porarily drawn off on the Central and
Hudson in this State.
The Delaware, Schuylkill, Susque-
hanna and Allegheny rivers are enor-
mously swollen; overeowing the railroad
tracks along the banks. OIL City is sub
merged, and great quantities Of oil in
barrels have been swept down
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
News Cut on.

BuFFALo, March I7.-No markets or
news we're received from New York to-
day, in consequences Of the interruption
Of telegraphie Communication
1t is stated on the streets that gold
opened in New York at 1874 and de
clined TO about I62 or 1863.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
Great FLOOD az the E.st.

FRANKLIK, Pa, March live are
having the grestest food ever known in
this region. Oil river and French creek
bridges were swept away and some miles
of the railroad and telegraph lines on
Oil creek were washed away. Houses
and empty barrels cover the river. E'he
loss is estimated by millions. The river
is still rising. ETT at
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
NOTICE.
LEGAL.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 7'HE
~ undsrsiEned has bssn ayBofnted admins ira
tor Of the eszafe Of Jshn T. Nalksr, late Of E9n-
dsFodFEa oou1ty, DECEASED. The estate is Eup-
possd 70 he sofyeat- Persons having ella iH1s
sFAinst sad estate viii present thens ~ tbs Kaw
directs. for settlsment.
WILLIAM Il. WALKER
Evansville, March IS, 1855. m17-std.aw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

COCOAIEE, AnREOsIA, KATHAIRoN TRT-
~ oophsrous, hnd all the most. calabTatcd prs-
parAtt0ns for the Hair, can be fOaad ~
No. 10 South First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
co o-PARTNERsHIP

a 1855 MI Henry A. Whitney, our former
book keeper, has been admitted a. . partner ia
cor hcuse. The nrm 20 Is known thsrsAfrsr as
tsbls JAaUEss gRKECH,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

DURE AHD uRADuLTERATKD ORKAM
Il Tartar, expressly Tor family use Aiso ssdt
and Spices, At HALLooK's Drug Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

FTroY PAINTS M GREAT VARIETY AND
A. Prices, Lead Pencils, Pens, Holders, Lsser
Paper, Envelopes. Al No. 10 FIRST street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAYELs BRlGk DUST DEPOSIT. AND
MUCOUS on MILKY DISCHARGES
AFrEK UklNATtNG.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK or THE bad
DER, INFhAMATlON or TIE KIDNEYS
CArARRn or ruE BLADDER.
STRANGULARY AND BURNING. or PAINFUL
uRINArTNG.
Fer these diseases t is truly sovereign remedy
aud zoo much cann0t be aaid in Its praise. A siu-
gle dose has been known % relieve the mosturgent
Are you troubled with that distressiug pain In
tho mail or the back aud through the hipsg A
teaspoonful day of the Consultation water viii
relieve yen like magic,
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use Of huchu. csi'bs
aud Juniper in the troatment OF these dlsesses,
and only use them for tbs wan Of better ralray.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itsef equal TO the task that has de-
pIURETICs
Irrltate and drcnch the kidneys. and by constant
use produce chronic Degeneration and confirmed
disease.
IN nYsMENoRRuEA, OR PAINFUL MEN.
SITUATION, AND MENokRHGIA,
OR PROFUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising feom faulty seeretien Of
tho menstrual huid-in one case being too little
aud accompanied by severe pain, ami the other a
too prouse secrs tioa, which will b. speedily cured
by the Constitution Water.
The ,isease known as FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which Is the result Of the relaxation Of
thc liganonts Of thar organ, and Is known by q
sense Of heaviacss aud dragging pains IN the
back aud sides, and at times accompanied BY sharp
--laneinating or sheo;tng pains through the parts
affected, WILL in all cases, he removed by the med
iciue.
There ia another class OF symptoms arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which
physicians call Nervousness, which word covers
up mueh ignorance, and ia nine cases out Of
ten the doctors do not really know whether the
,Emptoms Efe the disease, the disease the symp-
toms. We can only enumerate them here.
speak particularly 81 cold feet, palpitation
81 the heart, impaired memory, wax .fullness,
flashes Of heat, languor, lassitude, and dimness 81
vision.
SUPPRESSED MENSrRUATIoN.
Which in the unmarried temsl le is a constant rA-
curing disease. and through neglect the seeds o.
more grave and dangerous insladics are the result
aud A. month after month passes without an et'
fort being made % assist NatGrs, the suppress
sion becomes chronic, the patient gradually lose
her appetite, the bowels are constipated, nigh
sweats come on. and Consumption finally ends he
career.
r.S- Fer sale Icy all Druggists. Price 81. "a
wM. IL. GREGG s CO., Proprietors.
MORGAN & ALLEN, General Agents, No.
Clin street, New York.
FOR sale in Chicago BY FULLER, FINCH
FULIER isn2T-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

CKLLER's COUGH CURE, STRICKLAND
- and MalilanouS Cough BAlsam, Cherry Pee,
torAl, Halls BAlsam, CAFy's Cough Care and
A. O. HALLoCK's prng store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
MUSICAL.
Pianos y

Pianos Pianos y
ATE HAyE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT
w Of splendid Pianos. from the most eelssrAt-
Cd makers viz; VIA KnAhs a Co., STxHswAx
eeHss Ernst GAbler, Peters 8 Webb. Decker l3ros.,
n Y. and Allen and JsweFk Also, q nne ict Of
Smiths Aneriean Organs ana Msaodsons.
mil WARREN A &CONTNGHfoN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
ELECTION NOTICE.

ErAHH o. Ism4ss
FsSuEEnE aea CapsFFs
TAs sa8is " laaiaHa 70 iAs hsrlS y Fqaderbsvgh
BLYTHE HYNEs, uHKaK oF rnK vAs
derbursh Circuii lnurf, 90 iiaFsby reFtlfy 10
she Sheriff of said couniy shat oflcafa ore a. b.
eleetsd ipr The several tesHships iH eats cuuutY.
at the usual places 81 haidiss nlsasigHs 90 the
hrst Monday IL AfFil iss8
FoF Pigeon aashipf Twu 5ustiaa af she
Prsnn, four cphstatifs, ana une rosnship
Trustee.
For Knight Township Tao Justfus u The
Ps@e, Tive Coustablss, and oas Tawnship Tfus.
-.
For Scott Township one Justice 81 tha Feaos,
Two Coasfsblos, and 0ns ~ snship Trustee.
Fnr Arms genk Tosnships upe Justirs u She
Peacas Two Constaisies. and Ons Towaship Trna.
-.
fer Perry rswashgp. ons gusfies ~ tis pa.oe.
Two Consiabies, snd OBa TouashiE Trestra.
Fr Union Towuship Twp Jnsiires II lha Peace,
Tug Cgnsiab -, sRa fiaa sEuship Trustee.
For Centre Township Tuu justices 81 thn
P-ses. I've Coustables. ana ebe fownship ffas-
-.
FOR German Townships one Tusus % go Peace,
Two Coastabies, and 0ne Township Trieste.
And fhe sheriff i hereby directed 20 give leEal
notice of seid siasiiDas ~ eosf@miiy wifh fha
statutes IN such casss msda aud provided
In Wfrsrss wHrus0T hast hsfeunto sutserited
ng naues aud siHEcd ths zeal - ssid
II. Court. 81 Evansville. Iu lana, this afat
BLYTHK HYEEs.
Clerk v. o o.
+ CEETrFY THAT TIIE ToEEG0TSG Iq A
A tTps sopy - the oriefnal, ~ ths SANS sppaafa
% hie IN nay ofioe. ekORGE B0LFLiss
hherin V. q.
By JoHH GEEHE, Dopafg. mz-sa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
DRUGGISTS.
THE
FAMILY IRUG S1GsH
A. G. HALLOCK,
50. 10, TTRsr grRrET, arAR Posr ornol

HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE sUpPLg
III o. Etrwart's csiebrRtsd Medicated Conife-
tions, saeh a. Iceland Moss Paste, Iceland Noes
Candy, Wig Drupap HiaEneTd Candy hcaFhoafFi
Drops, Taay Drops, ETC, etc. also, = variety et
the most popular Cough eAndsoa and Pat@nt Haii-
cinss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
INSURANCE AGENCY.
HOME INSURANCE CO.,
a.sf .a.ussE a
LAFAYETTE, IND.
Capital $I3O,OOO

orr n r. Ss
wM- sALNSBURY. President,
w H. BRYAN, Vice President,
CHARLES l.. sCARLETT. Secretary.
W y. GARDINER, Actuary.
DIRECTORS AND REFERENCES
HON. L. c. GERGORY. Judge Supreme Court
HON. C. H. TEST, Judge Circuit Court.
GOV. O. p. MORTON, Indianapolis, Indiana.
HON W. R. EoFFsIEGER,
LAZ NOBLE.
HON. h. P. BTDDLE, LOgausporf, Indiana
COL. JOHN OSBORN, Gresneastle
COL. }. N. DRESSER, Lafayette,
col. JAMES GAVIN, Greeensburg,
JOHN A. STEIN, lafayette, Indiana
JUDGE s A. HUFF, Lafayette IRdiAnA-
JOHN D. COUGAR, Att0Fnsy. Lsfsystte, Fhd.
Major w. WILLIAMS, Warsaw.
COL. A. h. CONNER. P. N, Indianapolis. Ina.
.CHAs. e. scARLETTs Lyfsyesfe. Indiana
HON. DAVID TURPIE, Monticello,
Coz. THOMAS BOWLING. Terre Hsnis, Ind
wM. sAINsBURT, Lafayette, Indiana.
EDGAR SHARPE, Agent,
Office No. 6 Water Street,
Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
ESTABLISHED, 1881
MILITARY.
THE FIRST CORPS.
Uader c0mvaa3 q Va. Gsa. Haaol

Uader conmaad Of kaj. Gsa. Hanooes.
ALI ABLE BoDTxD NEN wH8 Hkvr
Il hstn . ths serrioe two yearu ard lsrn hoii.
arahiy aisehafsed. may suilst iu this Corps -
one rNo ef Ehree sceFs. kyery yeifrsa wSii a.
nreeivs
Special Bounty Of $500
A. saaa - aasstarud la. ssa = flsthur honnty p
So ~ aur yuAr's suiisfueut. s2tp Cor two seats
And So iax taE1e graFs- .oae-ahir1 bstaa pasld
iowa vs. e4eh ease, thu rsnafnfer ia fustsiinem g.
TnfF eIH - ersIlEea - dissrlats sztsfs ssrr 81
thetr &naiiies aru dcmlcliee ans wfit thsruir ~
fecetve ths la.oai heastlss, aAkins from
500 TO $1,000 BOUN g.!
sphaututez fls ssrgllsl uea msy enitsi = fka
80. tofrs sna principals I'll - osaa Ff irrsn
hafFeseutailfq recruits receive taurfe
Aeefaiie NtAi fsa aFgnainaai tate caaaf if s aaa
glsfena inte ihe 4. aerFisa AZ indlsr rliis
Use tsaaFA 0f tkA CORPS wiA te araf a1th
erseeh loefing - ,eQraiinz ridas sua the e.
slit - Aiiaaed 60 rsain their sraf 81 tha exrIe,
asa 81 iheir term u tsFs3es.
All Provost &nfsnaia are AHthnrfnsd a. uniss
msn for thisf = sud feF ~ ieeai hsnnty a
saes, The "a s~tzg haFu teea appoint-g ~
CoLs KHkINI.A sDKR.
col NAM. anA
oART. nAkLfaG.
WI. "a. MORGAN.
tai 10 A. g suft heeruffiax ssrTtsa.
oesee Na. 8 rAlhet Ass's hioeE, iI.iIsnare.
IL, ind fst4-im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

DHYsICIAEs' PREsoRIPTIoNs REOETv 4
HALLoCK's Drus store
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
LIGHT BREAD.

Sweet Light Bread
OTRATTON's CELEBRATED YEAST COM
- pound the very best article for family baking
ever inTsutsd. These cAkez. whsasvsr they have
come In eompetion with other yeast cakess have
snvariably carr led OF the prsmia1-
The trade { A b supplied Al A c. HaIlock's
Drrx store, 80. 10 South First street near the
Possoface, Esansvilfe. Ind a-eIG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
GROCERIES.

OhOCEhlES.
( IN BBLs PRIME DRIED APPLES AT
~ H-A COOKS.
/ ONE bBL ngtEp PEaoRKs AT -
- uA COOKS
100 Iba choice Dried RaspbsrTies,
100 lbs ohoice Dried nisskbsrrtss
to0 lie choice Fitted Cherries,
lao lbs choice loot Pitted) Cherries.
I e boz CHOICE BEKF TosGuKs At
" n. A. COOKS.
100 LBS SMOKED HAK5ogr 1sor,s A5
CsHoIcE GaEEE APfLEs.
y 10 bbls shelos Green Apples q
ONION sETs
" 70 bush prime osion sets At
H.A. COOKS
= BBLs LANCE 0SfOss At
10 RBLs BUoKwHEAT rLoUR At
{ ~ II. A. COOKS.
EXTRA suGAk CURED HAMs--BEsT GIN
II einbati shd Indianapolis Drsnds, A.
| ml8 II a c1oh ,.
DLATT co. 3 BALTIMORE pYsTKRs r.
4 haoesyed daily. Warranted fresh.
". a. COOK, Asrni.
= DOZ FREsH CLANS,
" IA don frash salmsu,
u dor do LSbstsfs,
doz pickeird Cialna,
d0z do Lobstsrs. A.
tOvR oYsTERs.--s0 doE aBa 2 u cans. Cove
A lAEDS COIN AND PEAS dor ureen
" Peas, and 10 dor 0rusn Cora. -
NJ. a. COOKS.
OUREETT 4 DusKKR,s ExTRACTs Ia don
~ assorted Extracts a. H.A. COOKS.
IN BBLs SPLIT PEAS.
! ~ bbis Pearl Barley,
bbis Gas Meal,
bbis Farina,
case Pearl Sage,
I hbl Green Peaa.
Dbl Mlllet seed, at II. A. COOKS.
LNREsH BLACKBERBIRs.-a0 doz esps frssh
CtHOICE FAMTLY sOAP.-10o boxes choice
5 ~ Family soApa H.A. COOKS.
nLsE OIL.-20 cases Olive OF, ia quarts aad
" 10 cases dc. In I'iHis, a. II. A. COOKS.
EsREsH GAN PINE ARPLKs Joe aoz cans
IS CHOKE Pine Apples al II. A. COOKS.
tsaEsH CAN PEACm KS 800 doz csns fresh
E Peaches, At II. A. COOKS.
IyEATHER DUsTKRs-sO doz assorted .igss
u Feather paaisrs, ths only Asso.t@sst .,s p sa
DICKLEsi ,IcKLEsi
I 25 bbls choice Piekirs
10 y bbi do ID
IS ten gal kegs q
IS hSs do do Do
- doz Sal %
g :Ss:. 6. < & g g
50 dos q gal do Ct IA. COOKS.
i oai,ap. at HA COOKS.
CHoICE rEAsI
- % chests sssOrted YOssg Hysoa Tee,
toA DO Ganpowder Tea.
do ImperiAi Tea,
geM Do Japan do
assnrtad ftark
AL the above Teas were selected By Fayaelf, aDd
Offer them TO the trade - being the basf in the
Be given when asked.s II. A COOKS
TAEToN PREsEKvKL aIEGKR
-, 3 oases preserved 0ingsr,Ai
II ESQ lbs Ham sausage, somsthinR nsw aud
nies Cell and try i, q; r. A. COOKS.
DAIsINs, cURRANTs, Ar
IL 40 boxes Layer Ralsins.
50 Z do Do DO
10 Casks fresh Zsntls Carrsats
20 boxes DO Genoa CisroHs,
10 mats Seediaas Eafsins
bbis TurkIsh Prunss.
do German Pears.
msts Dates. st n. A COCKS.
LHssEHCE CoFFEE.--I00 boxes assorted H.
- senoe oI Conee, ~ ii. A. COOK =
DRfME LEAF LARDi-Is iisToss cbolos LsA1
7 Lard, 2t H. A. COOKS.
DOPE, CoRDAGE, AND TWIHEI
IL Is dos a@sorted Bed Cords
Is dor 80 leet Wash Liues.
- coils assorted Rope,
500 De s.sorted Tvi6ss Al IA. COOKS
MATCHEsi-25 essas Gates oelsbratsd Blss
IfI hstchez, a. II. A. COOKS
CoRS MEAL.-Ioo bu.h frssh Corn Ma, At
" II. A. COOKS
WHITE COAL oILl-5o bbIs, NARRATED A
w No. 1 Coal OH a HA cooKss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
CHARACTERIZATION.


GTEAM WEEEBY 70 bfvERPOoL, toaciins
- ~ QUAkhafuWHs lCoHA hAHa9h Tho
Heli kEoHn sfssmefa 81 ihfi figurp9oi. New fpfk
aud fkiiadriEhia steamship 0oanpAay NumAn
Linal, carryiss tte q y. Aaiis, sfa intshded "
ssli teiieWn
EDrssunaH .-........--......a. Saturday, Dee. 10
akAaeow Saturday, Dec ~
err % MANdnEEfIA .s....... saturday, De- -
And every laa1rasiiug Saturday 81 hoon, from
Pier ~, North Hivsf.
RATS or PAsAhGEi
Psyktia % Cold ~ - rgHiFaiant in CurfencyJ
% q LoaaoD.. s. - o. . London.4. "a ~
% - Fafls..-, b 20 o. 90 r@fis ...... ~ ~
% q HamhnrE ~ ~ % - namburF. 81 ~
RAs~eaRsfF ere aiso af,safdesi a. HaFra bremse :,
Hatisrdass, AHtNrfps p, ~ equally iop rats.
FsrsN frela hlFefFp0 90 QureustQ@ni 1t nahin
SO, 80, gios. ateelaSs sb1 Tboss sbo sisb
10 ssnd fDf taeif fflanda cas- bag siehsis hsrusat
thsss Fkfes
Ror faffher Infofmalign aplliy ~ tiau C0mpauy'r
onsnsa. JOIN ~, DALE AFeHt.
rs hfeaaNay. heN tqfk.
BEHM ANIHhs, Agsnta, -
dsca-Gm FFansFiile. fnd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
aRoCERIEe.. =

1hOO&s&bA 80.
LARGE Asp ChOfck sGbEoII0A 0Ff
a Groctfiss snd gref siqFs go - iqauf q na
3 EhLty4rr FAdILE 1kvgS4f
flGCELEs.
A ~ bbia chgic 10 1al4 ~ ths thffI
. hundred.
% doEI xslioaJsu eswtfs, p -
70 g. g % 10 81
aoE % 10 Cssufo~a ~ fsleaf .a
tLLf0rrs FAMiIY N4o1hAf
MAST PsfH DEIia na
4 "a doz j r. oehF A1frrasf lasi leefefi
Eor sale ~ EDLmnT's "a a
I tODA SODA
- - t-dFas VI Carh tadar b lraaaa 4. H@ta
~ EtLi0lIs "a rtflt
TOHNaON's U&fps y uae h.HtffE
y aud Clothes Wriegsr csc 81 i11ff ~
KELfoTtH FAnfLf sisn
> A large aaa ehsien @tefiaa " pnrs ofoa1d
Pepper. Cianaasobt Ci0sss, = ss.asrsf dFes %
spice. ginEer, A.. ~ sale 49, f.# fE
ElLID4ra Fse nlr
4yO0DEs BONLs AHD TRAsa ff
W 10 doz asats gg Neef eetfaf
EbbioTT-5 FABftf afH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

Irrltate and drcnch the kidneys. and by constant
use produce chronic Degeneration aad confirmed
disease.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04
Camille 9ewsdealsr;
CHAS. G. MORSE, EDITOR.
Hyde Park, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1865.

@ We are about to commence the
work of publishing an Almanac for 1866,
designed exclusively for circulation in
Lamoille County and among the former
residents of this vicinity. 1t will con.
tain beside the usual calender, complete
list of Stamp Duties, improved by act Of
Congress March Sd 1865, and which took
effect April LIST; postage laws; list Of
officers of the several towns in tho Coun-
ty business directory; many valuable
hints to Farmers and mechanics; domes.
tic recipes; miscellaneous articles &c. &c.
AS an advertising medium it will be in.
valuable to business men in this and 9th.
er localities.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04
I'd best do. Della Cheney.
Best lamp mat. Anna Smith.

I'd best do. Della Cheney.
Best lamp mat. Anna Smith.
I'd best do. Mrs. Ira A. DwinDell.
Best pair wooden hose. Mrs. Z. Phelps
I'd best do. Mrs. Solomon Stone.
Best linen hose. Mrs. Cbauncey Scoheld.
TRoTTINa.-Fira CLass-four horses
ent tired, Dolphin" owned by U. A.
Woodbury. of Gilmore, and white stock
ing" owned by Mr.. Dudley. The lat
ter won the first heat aud the former the
second. Both horses came in meek and
neck" on the Sd heat in $50 and as bud
ley refused to trot again the purse wal
given to Woodbury..
Second Class--4-years old, John Fer
gusons horse of johnson won the race.
time $50.
Foot Race-five entries we're made
Purse $5--won by James poriety of Nor
ristown, half. mile heat in $50.
The above report of the trotting i
very meagre, but is all that was furnished
us by the Secretary.-Ed.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04

THE New YORK DEMOCRATIC
TIoN.-The character and work
democratic" convention remind
little illustration in the form OIL
A wolf caught a skunk and was
slay him. when the skunk said;
kill me; I'm a wolf"
"You a wolf! Let me hear yo'
4" | can't bark right, because
bad cold"
"But your cloths don't look
VOLTS"
"Oh | minc we're stolen-thc'1
little cousins"
/" But you havn't VOLTS ears
Because my ears we're trim"
The wolf, half convinced was
leave, when he suddenly s'OPp'
the atmosphere a moment anu
"You may bark like q w0li' anu
cloths Of a wolf. aud show 'hs
wolf; but no wolf ever had soD
smell about him as you.
And so the poor skunk d'sa'
Epe Journal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04

THE NATIONAL Horse FAIR" On the
trial of Ladies Equestrianism," the LIST
prize of $50, was taken by Mrs. Wesley
Matthews, of Stowe, VT; I'd prize. of $40
by Miss Katie E. Root, of Bennington
Sd prize, of $40 by Miss Carrie Williams.
Of South Burlington.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04

ca The Union Convention in
Congressional district met in Eas
moro Sept 26. and nominated Hid
Thomas to succeed Col. Webstf
collector of the Port.--Resolutiol
passed rejoicing over the suppre
the rebellion, expressing confdend
administration of President JOh1|
earnestly opposing and repudia7
doctrine of State rights.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04
THE CONCORD BANK po,-

a, NA RORBEal
The bold robbery, in open d,,r,
the Concord Mass. National p
the 10th inst excites cousider,u.
ment. The operation was 4,
one; and evidently was mad. y
one who had had Opportupi,v :,
the loose way in which the b.,
cared for. The facts, as reDo,,''
that the Cashier, Mr.. John N n
left the bank for dinner betua,
and one o'clock. Apparently A.
his usual practice. The outer a,'
bank being in the second st0,.
building occupied below by Otb.,
was left locked; but of tn. n
doors of the safe, the outer Cd. u
unlocked, and the inner one. ,h.,.
ed with a combination lock, w. =,
the key in it. The robbcr on...
outer door with a false key, soon N,
the secret of the combination lo,t
vault door-if he did not know !,
and helped himself to what,
find, locked the vault door AGAIN
ried off the key. 1t was not til
key, in the possession Of the prs,;,
the bank could be obtained, that A
tai"ty and extent of the robbery COZ,
ascertained. What adds to II. /,
of the deed, is the fact that Ann.
directors ofthe bank were in an i,,.
office below, and heard the movema
the robber overhead, but supposed
to be made by the cashier himself
The Journal states that while nd
berry was being effected, little grl
ten years old. belonging 10 the tu
Mr.. Cheney, went up stairs to % \
bank. She was met at the aoo,
man who told her that she could
ter. She insisted upon going IN,
that she wished to see Mr.. Cheney,
he Informed her that he had gone
ner and would not be back uua !
o'clock. At this the girl went ho {
found Mr.. Cheney there, but M
mention of the stranger she saw
bank until after the robbery had
nounced to her. She describes
dark complexioned man, with dal
kers and a low crowned black Bat
1t is impossible to acquit The
of culpable remissness in the case
tally, if. as is stated, there was
that the outer door of the bank
tempered with previously.
Most of the three hundred thoua
airs worth of property taken conf
United States and State bonds d
ent kinds, belonging to sundry|
who had deposited them IN the /
safekecping. Lists of the numbe|
and amounts of a considerable D
the obligations taken. are ppblisbe
may in time lead to a discowy
robber.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04

g. Mr.. S. Howard the former publisher
of this paper has removed from St. Adams
to Champlain, fourishiDg town in New
York and is about to start paper to be
allied the Champlain Journal Success
to him.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04

LARGE PoTAToEs Keller Of
this town has brought us four specimens
of this vegetable which together weigh
pounds the largest of which weighs 2
pounds and 10 ounces.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04
MattitS.

In johnson. Get. LIST. at the res.'I
brides father; by Rev. O. N ffa' '".
Mead of Underhill, and Miss A.
Of johnson.
In Belvidere. Sept. 9lst' BY hsv'
Mr.. Rodney Dogg, and Miss fa'''
both OF Montgomery. ~ I
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04

CD We learn that D. G, Hardy of this
town has sold his matched pair Of four
year-olds to a gentleman from Boston. for
$4,000. The same pair was awarded
the first premium of horses from this
County at the recent fair 10 Morrisvillc
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04

sSIn order to add another interesting
local feature to our paper we will insert a
record of births in conjunction with mar.
RACES and deaths. So send in returns.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04

sublime language Of inspiration "0ur sons will
be as plants grown up in their youth. and our
daughters as corner-stones. polished after the
simiitude Of palace" Happy. yea. happy Is
that people whose God is the Lord.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04

a. Burley, the Lake Erie piI
capped from Jail at Port Clinton
Sunday afternoon. A reward OF
offered for mis- capture.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04

eyA So ciety called Reading Circle
has been organized in this town. and will
hold its meetings weekly.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-10-04

ca We would grapefully acknowledge
the receipt of several e ne clusters of diff
ferent varietis raised and presented by
S. H. Tiff, of Morrisville. ua