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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
1865. NEW SKIRT.

j SOC. NEW SKIRT.
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
j. w. BRADLEYS New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
tor doublel SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY date J. !. J. o. West),
SOLE PROPRIETORS AND MANUFACTURERS Nos
"a CHAMBERS and 40 aud 81 READE-STS., New
York
THIS INVENTION consists Of DuPLEx Tor two) ELLIPTIC
Steel SPRINGS ingeousy BRAIDED, TIGHTLY and YiRxLr
together 10 EDGE, making the TorGHEsr most FsxI
BILE and DURABLE SPRIsG ever used They seldom
Ike the single pIngs and consequently pre-
their and BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE. a. LONG
any other Skirt
The WONDERFUL FLExIBILirr and grea. CoMYoRr and
PLEASURE to any LADY WEARING the DuPLEr ELLIPTIC
skirt will be experienced particularly In all CROWDED AssEA
BLIEs, OPERA, CARRiAGR BAILRoADCARs, CHURCH rHws,
for PROMENADE and House DRESS as the SKIRT
be FOLDED, when In TO OCCUPY small place hs
easily and conveniently ~ SILK or Muslin DRESS
LADY, having enjoyed the pleasure comfort and great con
venencc Of wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT for
SINGLE will sfleTwafd willingly dispense with tho
use Of them. FoR CHILDREN MssKs and fouse LADIKs
superior to all others
They the best QrAfrrY IN every part and uSouEsroS
ABLY the LI0HTEsr, DRsIgABLB, ConY0RrABLE and
ycoSosCAL made. foR sALR In all FIRST crAss
SToRHs ia THIS and throughout the UNITED STAIEs
HAVANA CUBA MExico, SoUra AMERICA, and tho WEST
INDIES. - -
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rINHE GENUINE BRUCE FERTILIZER
l. which Is manufactured by Mr. DUNCAN BRUCE 10
guaranteed TO show satisfactory results immediately
application Peruvian usno, aud be OF much greater per
value Price $50 per tun, In bbs Orders may be
addressed to GEO. E. WHITE CO.. No. IS Cliff .t, New.
York
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NORSETS and SKIRTS NOW OPENING.
~ New Sylesin Dress Trimming Ribbons Lsces, Embrcid
cries Ruling Crochet and other Trimming Ladies and Misses
Under Garments Small Wares. HsrNe,s Fancy goods &c
&c NJ B-Jouvins celebrated Kid Olives, IN all the new
shades p ELGEKS Nos eo end "a Brosdwsy near 18Th st.
East side.
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A. J. BLEEcxxR, Auctioncen
VALUABLE LOT on Twenty .thlrd-I;' px
order The Heir.-A J. BLFEckyR son 70 VIZ
.ell Al Auction on THURSDAY, March a. 1909 a. - r
third 81 the valuable LOT the >,uh SIDE, IT,.
Eonr,havo aud within short rstance OF Mads9n ave =
CvdaI ~
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4 CADEMY OF MUSlC-IrALlANO PERA
~ Director .............. MAX MARETZEh.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF liE SFAsON
THIS (MOSDAD EVENING MARCH ~, AT .,
THE ENTIRE OPERA OF ..
LA FlGLiA DEL REGGlMENIO,
aud the famous fourth act OF Verbs
RIGOLEIrO.
Joint appearance on tie same evening OF
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
JENNIE VAN LASDr,
MORE.sI
MASSTMfLIANI,
g. LOTT,
BELLINI.
SUSlNf
FICllER, WElSLlCH.
COSDUC NAY dAisEl IL n
TO MORROW t1TEsDAYl. MARCH Il, 90
CLOSE OF THE SEASON,
Don SEBASTIAN,
with all IFS unparrecd mice ord extraordinary cast
WEDNESDAY, fAREN ELL NIGHT IN BROOhLfH'
DON GIDvAssI.
on THURSDAY, GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE,
FRA DIANOLO.
Seats may be secured FOR the performances at
the Academy Beer schirmer. No .Ol Broadway al
Pond Co.'S, No. 81 Broadway and ct Root Anihonys g.
corAer Of Nassau and Pine sta
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARSUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TIE MOST rOwrns gSiLnf EXTRACTION YET o.
INcEssAST SUCCESSION or NOVELTIES
POPULAR RESORT,
ENeAoEMesr FOR LIMITED PERIOD
has been affected with the
CELEBRATED AMERICAN TEAOEDIAs.
Mr. J. b. STUDLEY.
" sERIEs OF LEGITIMATE DRAMAS,
COMMENCING MONDAY MARCH 20.
AFTERNOON aad EVENING,
with Sheridan Knowl %;I sTs', Ss Yy Of
WILLIAM TELL.....,..... ;..Mr J. B. sTUDLEY.
TALENTED; 'RBIs: nMa SYEte' COMPANY
THEEE'LtdokD wv, Wo N1H By TONY DENIEA
POSITIVELY TIE LAST WEEK OF
rv THs HUMBrS OF sPIRlTuALLsM
WRITING on TIE ARM, sPiaIrUAL RofETYIN0.
ToS PRIcrcEb by Fh tFrsSf m = hf
P iR ,HtuTcHIsGS. LIGEIHING CALCULATOR.
w0oDRoFFEs soHEMiAN Glass BLOWERS
TWO Oh CLASS IS, STEAM FAN ES9INEs ~ MOTION.
CIRGAss 81 GIRL DWARF, ALBIN0 BOY, LIVING
Offers, GRANpAouAIIA. MILLION CURIoslTIEa
Admission 30 cents; Children under ten, Is cents.
NIBLOs sALOON.-AiDLLE. DE KATOW.
~ Eleventh Concer. OF the renowned Rlssn Iieoncelk
MDLLE. HELENE DE- kATOW,
and the great Pianist, Mr. JAMES NJ WFHLI.
On FRIDAY EVENING, March a. at Sp.
MATINEE, SATURDAY. March IS at o'clock.
AN ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME.
wMr WEHLi will perform for the hrst time;-" sonsts
PIthe,que," Beethoven "Wsnder5tunden," Heller L.
ZEPHYR sur les Roses" aid Grand March Fantasia Wehi.
IDLLE. De KATOW will play souvenir de Spa and
La Trsviaa' MISS LAURA HARRIS, NINE. SALVOr-
I'll, $40. PAULlCCHI, {. BEHREhS.
Admission Fridays Concert 81 reserved seats ~ cents
No reserved 10 the Matinee Tickets or either
performance be ob.sned IL Beer and ScbirneTs No.
7Ol Broedway Hall Sons No 3i3 Broadway; aud Sibeus
No Waist
SPECIAL NOTICE--An purchasers Of reserved seats fes
Fidiys Concert VII receive for Saturday. Sisie9 r.sd
tons admission ticket.
Chickerinz' grand Piano will be used mis- OCCASION
NIBLOs SALOON-GOTTSCHALK.
~ GRAND CONCERTS MONDAY, MARCH n; WE'D
NESDA1 29tt THURSDAY, 3lth. and FRIDAY Jlst-
Signor Muzo the honor 20 announce that having en-
gaged the world renowned pianist and composer u: NJ
GOnTSCHALh 0. concerts in California the sand
wich Islands and TOUR AROUND THE WORLD at the
requee, friends sud admirers he mas induced
hr Gotischgk for farewell concerts before HI. o.
parture in the Ariel on tie "a of April. go
Mis-. LUCY SIMOSS who Is also cngsgad for California
will appear coujoiutiy with H. NJ. Gottschax.
Mr. HARRY SANDERSON ia engaged 10 perform with
Nh GOITSCHALK Of their admirable duets
Other eminent artists will also assist. -
npsc1l Difector.' 'io"io
Tickets 81 Ecseryc seats 20 cents extra.
The sale OF tickets vii commence THURSDAY, the I'D
March, Beer schrDer music store, No. 1O br0adwsy
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
GOTTsCHALk GRAND CONCERTS,
TUESDAY. MARCH z AND APRIL l.
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Amnsements.


WINTER GARDEN.
MONDAY EVENING. soth'
" IL 70 p''''"'' BOOTHS HAMLET.
being lite ,,,r,,
CONSECUTIVE PERFORMANCE
and remember ,sr x,ot,r
~ TUESDAY, 9Insyninth sed lest Is. night 6a' one.
THE ONE HUNDREDIH
LAST rf NIGHT
BOOTHS HAMLET.
and hr'' anu only BENEFIT
this .elOn Of , noor,,
thu, terminating rs in the very one'. o. triumph
through which not even for in.e % t1e in nv rss.
Ina the history Of the stage for brlsncy and duration
When In 1888, Mr. Charles kesn Accompanies tno 'nen
unequaed dramatic fest OF giving twelve performances VI
Hamlet At Drury Lane thou h the performances were not
consecutive. i, was deemed maTve Ai3; wash g., hs
season of 1881 hynne performances OF Hamlet though but
twelve OF these London was fall oi wonder
On "Wednesday evening Mr. BOOTH viii have given
one HUNDRED CONSECUTIVE PERFORMANCES
OF Hamlet of unb oxen succession and undnmed suecen
No other city bat New YORK. 10 oder actor but MI
BOOTH has ever gathered such triumph rejecting equal
the cultivated ia tie and refined intellectual p@cep
on which carried to ii contamination Is On the genus
On THURSDAY EvfSIyO. 21a Mr. BOOTH will by
special desie appear fox this nht only IN his great role OF
IAGU.
Ga FRIDAY. Path there will be
GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE
commencing II clock when the play Of o. clio will o.
repeated, Mr. EDWIN BOOTH Is laso. Ihis must be bis
On FRIDAY EVENING, 2ith, tho thelier will be closed
for the rehearsal Of the
GRAND MILITARY DRAMA,
illustrative OF
CAMP SCENES
SOLDIER LIFE.
Written for th, .heacr by the distinguished American dra
matlst,
s. r. FISK,
and entitled
CORPORAL CARTOUCHE.
which will be prevented after months Of preparation win
NEW SCENERY,
COSTUMES AND
APPLIANCES,
On SATURDAY EVENING, the 25tb. 49,
Mr. STUART feels assured at h.s dram, will mud addi'
tionsl from hundreds restoring to the Vet" OK
stage which for been deprived OF the
artists charm Ol his pcrio nces wno - inseptsDy
ileniihei nh many it b. periods and most hsii
Mr. HENRY PLAClDE.
who viii appear IN the character Of
CORPORAL CARTOICHF,
SOLDIER Or NApOLEON.
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Sales bp Auftion.

QUARrgaxAsrgR- GEsgRAL'e OYYicH.1
FIRST DIVISION.
WAsHNGroS CITY, darrh a. 1850 >
4 UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORSES-Wi De sold a. public aucti0H 10 tie hixa'
est bidder at Baltimore. Maryland on
THURSDAY, March p, 1865.
ONE HUNDRED MARES WITH fOAL,
many Of them well bed rnd in good condition.
THURSDAY, Mlrch 30, 1865,
TWO Ill NDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
These ho have been condemned nt or the cavalry
service Of the army. ,-.-,
For road and farming purposes many good bargains may -
bad. ul
will be held Phillips Government Stables, corner Of F~
IA aud Ramsey IS
Tems-Cssh, in United States currency; ,,>,
JAMES A. EKlN.
Brevet Brig Gen in charge FiEsi Division q NJ q. y.
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prp GOODS.
NHE NEWEST AND BEST PATENT
VET INVENTED.

Tho BON TON PATENT FLEXIBLE SPRING SKIRT.
This invention entirely dispenses with the old and da'
gersble manner Of fastening by Gnm Glue and hvets
aud consists Of q snd useful Of securing the
tapes and wires together by Of cord passing under
aud through the tepe and rou aud round the covering Of
fa.ong yet discovered The wire used is made from the
best refined watch png steel and by the peculiar manner oil
rolling produces the necessary rribt without sscrhcngany
Of the strength which II is well known single bar has over
plurality OF bars covering the SUFFICE The covering
OF the ire used in this skirt hne double thread cotton
yarn the tape Pinch heavy solid edge the pads or Gov
eng the ends Of the hustle springs ne OF the hnest enat
eed Aid; aud with application for lncng the fronts
rendering the butc springs when worn the ssue whole
continued pTug tEeIeby keeping Tie mont Of me sht n
ting closely ana neatly to the form. We claim ihat or snpeT
oy Of materials excel ed aud TOT beauty oil shape ana
durability il ha equal After careful aud thorough eHai'
nation the Bon ion Patent Flexible Spring Skirts are now be
ine and sold the leading houses
the country among others that OF A. 4. STEWART 20 New
York; CHAsDLgR q Co, Boston; FIELD PAIdER LiEEkh
Chicago. \ or sale at Nholesse by ..
A. 4. STEWART & Co.
Broadway and Cham5ersst New fork
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fstinres an6 AlseiinSs

CEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
- TWELFTH WARD.-A Regular NETTING Of the
UNION ASSOCIATION OF Ibis District will DO held a.
Washington Hall Thirdaye between One Hundred snd
Twenty and One Hundred and Twenth-sixth sts on
MONDAY March 90 1855. at u ocock. T. m, full n
teudauce members end citizens of the District earnestiy
requested que tions regard filling The quota OF tho d.
triet and avoiding CONSUMPTION will b. con-id.red .
Ii. L. ALLEN. President
O. D. TusIsoa. SecIctliy.
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HELLER's LAST WEEK OF GYGES.
i SALE DIABOIIQUE, No 583 BROADWAY.
Positively the LAST WEEK Of the first edition OF
HELIERS GREAT GYGES,
which, notwithstanding It's marvellous success must be with
drawn 10 admit OF preparations for -
NEW AND MORE ASTONISHING WONDERS.
THE VISIBLE INVISIBLE, lNVlSIBLY INVISIBLE,
after SATURDAY EVENING NENC
GlGFS Is GOING
A GREATER THAN GYGES Is COMING.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, aaa SATURDAY N3 Q. U.
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AUTHORIZATIONS. BEGINS at :.
NEW.YORK CIRCUS.
GRAND MATINE IS
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY at 81
TRIUMPH ON TRIUMPH.
CONTINUOUS ENTHUSIASTIC SUCCESS
CHINESE SPECTACLE,
THE FEAST OF LANTERNS
PRONOUNCED BY PRESS AND PUBLIC
10 be the greatest Spcctacuag feat
EVER ACHIEVED IN THE ARENA
STILL ANOTHER WEEK
OF tic
GLORIOUS COMIC PANToMIME,
MOTHER GOOSE MOTHER GOOSE.
woNpRoUs TRICKS And CONSIDERATIONS.
Unanimously Admitted ~ be
HUMOROUS EfFUSlON OF THE ACE
NEW AND STARTLING
EQUESTRIAN, GNMNASTiC AND ACNOBATlC,
PERFORMANCES By 1HE
MATCuIESS STAR COMPANY.
Fir.t spneatauc.s of the wori.iamed Ercal Nluter,
MIR GEORGE BACHELOR,
TItE CONRAD BROTHERS,
The unriyaled German Gymnists.
TIE VOICE OF THE PRESS
admits that the
UIPPoTHEATROSIC Entertainments
the
GREArEsr EVER GIygy IN NEW YORK.
Eorrcy-Auother Psntomime IL IN active state Of
preparation Due notice will be given OF its production
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BEADS B Esb sHscr B dooDs'
NJ. P. BROWN, Importer
Ee, I60 Pesgls!Y T. <.
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60 farmers ano Others.
knox FRUIT FARM AND NURSERIES,
GREAT

KNOX FRUIT FARM AND NURSERIES,.
GREAT AGRICULTURIST.
III. G. lined for Ill. New Seeding that 1t 1. Of uneqaaled
ze and rodiotveres. single plsnt' producing high ' 2i
s1i.y cfsSn color. very i'm ish aayori aud sf.ieis.
mafset tery. For account Of - origin introduction
szr and eh;act.r Of lie fr AMI Other rformt,ion .re ous
crcIr " hiyc bought Of Mr. Judd biz entire stock Of
pants Tor sale and are no" able to furnish them at the follow"
Pant..............s 75l 81 plan,............-sIS
p,n:::: 81 200 200 s@i.: ::. l g
II plsu..;...;,;:. 500 Loo Pian'......:..:. 200
o9pi ms sEEDEp s b s m i, and
& Pr AID 6 G&Sb w6Ss
BANY, and all other desirable kinds. is the largest and best
sTRAwBEERY PLANTS BY MAIL:
We viii ,ena ,ssiy p,essd d 1Sd PET s Ssia BY mail
For 81 2 Asrcuturi-,. 10 Golden Seeded u Rn,se.
For 80, Ascuturist, 10 Golden Seeded IL Russell u
sor s. Agricultural, 70 Golden Seeded u Russell II
II l'moIe, u trenchs scedins Q kriey's Goiah.
Fillmore q fEenchs Seeding " ktey' 0olish, u Len.
For dscr piion Of bove and many other kinds. our select
lists. mode Of eutaEe prices 40 Sec our illustrated ca,s
loglo. -
Our vines grown In the OPEN air from the hes. Of bear
Ing wood from whey srd aud greatly supe
pots They are healthy AID vigorous Isve Tna1taIy good
root: and eye entire faction In ,hsI p9yh when
q
large quantity the following:
CONCORD. MONTGOMERY.
DELAWARE. TAYLOR
HARTFORD ELslNGBURG.
CRE sELiNU HERBEMONT
DIANA. ALIENS HYBRID.
UNION VILLAGE KfBECCA.
IONA. 1SRAELLA.
ADlRONDAC, and other desirable kinds
RASPBERRIES.
Our collection Is unsurpassed cquaed snywhere aud in
clud-s
uORNET-The large,, Of all and Of great excellence
PiLAIE-Ney early, and valuable
IMPEhIAI.-Nory productive and hne
SOUCllETT-Nery beautiful and good
JOUET-Nery beautiful AMI rood.
BRINCkLES ORAN0E-finest flavor
TRANSFORMATIONS of the very bet.
IMPROVE ED BLACK CAP-Ilsriy and very profitable.
PHILADELPHIA, ALIENS HARDY. sc.
BLACKBERRIfS.
NEW-ROCflELLE DORCHESTER, and NEWMAN in
any quantity.
CURRANTS.
We have taken special pains collect the bes, varieties
currants and have very large supply OF:
CHERRY, Largest aud best fof Jelly.
WHITE GRAPE. Best White. very fine.
VICTORIA, Productive and latest
SHORT BUNCH RED, Productive and very good.
MARSAlLLAiSE, Very large, end best quality.
OOSEBERRIES, ASPARAGUS LINNEU2 RIIUBARB,
TO-, &c. SEND FOR CATALOGUE INCLOSIN0 STAMP.
J. KNOX, BOX No. 1J5 PITTS BuRGH. Pa.
rINHE GENUINE BRUCE FERTILIZER
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of the Union candidate for Congress; he
carried dismay into the ranks OF the
enemy at home by his words. az he had
the enemy on the the battlefelds OF the
Sonth by his bullets They were mostly
his converts, but some muttered vengeance.
While speaking in McLeansboro they
tried 10 intimidate him by throwing eggs
and threatening to shoot him. But they
had mistaken their man. The hero of
so battles drawing his revolver and STEP
ping down from the platform. told them
be came there for peacsble purposes to
address his friends and fellow citizens,
but if they wanted to fight. and must
fight, be was then and there ready co de-
fend himself. his flag, and his country,
and dared them to come on Not man
dared to face bin not shot was fired,
and he was not again interrupted.
The result has been that the Union
candidate in the 18th district was elected
by 1000 making Union gain of nearly
$4,000 in one congressional district i'll q
years where have they done better?
For this glorious result we are proba.
bly, indebted more too the matchless ele-
quence of Maj Gen. John A. Logan, than
to any other one man.
Thus Cairo sends greeting to Chicago !
Pope county to Winnebago, johnson to De-
Kalb The great Empire State of the
West with her 10000 majority without
her soldiers) sends greeting to the Star
that never SETS" with her 10000 MAORI
ty of hardy Green Mountain boys" and
as she extends her hand eastward to her
sister over the thousand miles of space
which lies between, she is blessed with
the assurance that all the broad and beau
tiful country lying beneath her arm is
true to the old flag, and DANCES to the mu-
sic of the Union. A. V. X.
Metamora, Woodford County, Ill. Janu-
airy, 1865.
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MAsoNIc-GRAND LODGE oE VERMONT
The following are the officers for the year
ensuing:
NJ. W. Leverett B Fnglesby, Burling.
ton, Grand Master.
r. W. Geo. NJ Hall, Swanton, Deputy
G. Master.
R. W, R. W. Clarke, Brattleboro, G. Sen
Tor Warden.
r. w. Benz. H. Dewey, Waterbury, G..
Junior Warden.
R. W. VIM. G. Shaw, Burlington, G..
Treasurer.
R. W. Henry Clark, Poultney, G. Sec
rotary.
R. w. Samuel Brooks, Middlebury, G..
Senior Deacon.
R. W. H. H. Powers, Morrisville, g..
Junior Deacon.
R. W. Samuel Wilson, Vergennes, G.
Lecturer.
R. W. Gamaliel Washburn, Montpelier,
g. Lecturer.
r. W. Rev. Kittredge Haven, Shoroham,
G.. Chaplain.
r. W. Israel Luce, Waterbury. Assist.
ant G.. Chaplain.
R. W. Pitt W. Hyde, Hydeville, G
Marshal
R. W. Geo. L. Deming, shorebam, g
Sword Bearer.
X. W. Ira Clifford, New Haven, g. Pur
suivant.
R. W. VIM. Brinsmaid, Burlington, G
Steward.
r. W. Beuj X. Chase, Rutland, G
Steward.
r. W. Ugal Piersop, Burlington. g
Tyler.
The next annual communication Of tb,
Grand Lodge will be held at Rutland il
Jan. 500.
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er We would again call the attention

@ We would again call the attention
of our readers tc policy of advance pay
ments, knowing how much better it u.s. and
how many advantages might. thereby be
gained. The price of the paper is, at
D, esent, fifty cents less than that of any
other weekly paper printed in Vermont
and if we receive pay in advance, we can
make that price renumerative, but if not
il will be difficult to make both ends
meet" Bear this in mind, and those who
have commenced on the new year and
have not paid, will Oblige as and receive
our grateful remembrance by doing so.
?. s.-We have just printed a lot OF
blank receipts, and there is probably moth
ing that would give us more pleasure than
10 Gil them all out in short time.
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trains, cutting of the telegram wiz.
The correspondent claims to b. :
confidence of the rebel conspiroto,.
insists that he writes not to Great.
sation. but to forewarn the peopl. a
schemes act ually in preparation
Tribune adds editOrially.
I'VE know that our correspoDS.,,
such means Of knowledge of II"
plans that We have no doubt Of II.
of his statement. The public;,,
given to the proposed expedi,io1
probably induce these Anglo. R.I,
abandon it at least for the present +"
We have only to say to all hi,
a new raid, if one is coming. will
a very different state Of things m
side the line. from three months aoo
shooting will not be all one sid, va
next time. Free Press.
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The FRONTIER CAVALRY.-The two
companies of cavalry organized for SER
vice on the border. have organized and
made choice of the following officers;
FIRST COMPANY.
Captain--Josiah Grout, Dr.,
lst Lieut.. ID. Howard,
I'd Edwin NJ Baldwin.
sERaEANTs.
Carlos f. Cheney. John P. Eddy, Alon.
20 H. Danforth. John Lonergau. Chas Z.
Davis, Geo. p White
@. NJ. Sergeant--C. w. Shedd.
Com. o. A. Cross,
coRPoRALs.
Hotia W. Farrar, S. A, Hathem, Geo
B. Lemwins, G. W, D. Blazo, Peter La
Clair, r. S. White Jas. B. Scully.
SECOND COMPANY.
Captain--Geo. B. French,
lst Lt.-Frank G, Clark,
I'd " Albert H. Gould.
sERGEANTs.
John s. Eaton, Ed. J.. Richmond, M. D.
Hill, G. w. Whitney, S, B, French, A R.
Coudry.
Q. M. Sergeant-E. May.
Com. {" [. o. Horen.
CoRPoRALs
M. Brennan, NJ. o. Brown. Martin A.
Sparks, B. F. Taylor, Aaron d. Demon,
Dana Fifeld, Charles R. Rodgers, Silas B
Bemis.
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BURGLARY AND THEFT Deputy Sher-
iff Dwinell, last week arrested Langdon
Beetle and Willard Balch, both of John.
son, for theft He had previously search
ed some ten days for the stolen property
in the towns of Hyde Park, Morristown,
johnson, Stowe Elmore and Wolcott, and
found part of it at the house of Alonzo
Beetle, and tho rest at the house of the
above named Balch, in johnson. The prop
erty consisted of one barrel of -four, one
tub sugar, four or five bushels oats, one
pair wooden shirts and one pair cotton do &,
all taken from the house Of Geo. W. Be-
dell of this town on the 4th inst. A
hearing was had before Justice Keller,
ard both were bound to appear before the
next term ofcourt under $500 bonds in de-
fault of which they were committed to
Jail.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-25

FOURTH REGIMENT The election of
field officers for the 4th regt Vt. militia,
took place at Montpelier last week, which
resulted as follows:
Colonel, Chas, B. Wilson, Montpelier.
1t. Eden G. I'ilden, Barre
Major, G. S. Page Hyde Park.
Being personally acquainted with Major
Page we can vouchsafe to the regiment in
him, valuable and efficient officer.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-25
THREE BENEFITS.

First: A pleasant and generous Chi
mas visit and gifts by the youth a
teachers of our Sabbath School.
Second: A large and thoughtful don
ton, proportional to the prices Of d
times, by the kind and liberal people
Cambridge Boro and vicinity.
Third: The annual donation Of 0
people Of Jacksonville. at the hOus
Elias Chadwick. in which they gret
exceeded their generous liberality Of b
mer years.
We express our grateful obligations
all Of our friends and people for Ib'
most cordial expressions of kludueSs
respect, and for their continued aud
creased generosity, EDWIN WuEELcch
LAURA P. WHEEl0l
CAMBRIDGE. Jan. 20. 1865.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-25

AvALAScuE.-As the Waterbury stage
was going from this place to johnson on
Monday night last, about o'clock and
passing what is called the "log-way'"
which is just below the residence of Clark
Fisk, the copious fall of snow which had
fell during the day, slid from the hillside
above the road, com pletely burying the
horses and partly the sleigh. The driver
got out, went back and got assistance and
soon extricated the horses Yesterday
morning the road was cleared and the
sleigh removed. No damage resulted
Had the snow not been very light, the
team would undoubtedly have been pushed
over the embankment into the river.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-25
EF@ The Davis Troupe gave concert

CD The Davis Troupe gave a concert in
this place last friday evening, and was a
good thing. 1t is worth the price of ad-
mission to see and hear the little girls,
play-and sing.
There are six IN this company and
all play on instruments, and sing, and
are worthy Of patronage.
They intend travelling through the cas-
tern part OF the state.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-25

BURLEIaH,-the Lake Erie Raiders, the
hearing in whose case has excited so much
attention at Toronto, was yesterday com
mitted, by Recorder Duggan, for delivery
to the United States under the extradit-
ion treaty. The prisoners counsel APP
piled Immediately for writ of habeas
corpus and stay Of the proceedings.