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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-21
THE BRIsCoE TRIAL

The argument OF Judge Advocate Burn
A"aAA oSASs~ - 49,. N~-.s.I co. ha ial ~
brevet Brigadier General Briscoe, for the ab-
stracton OF funds from the Quartsrmaster's
safe AT Lyncbburg last month, was concluded
last night, and the case closed. The findings
few DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-21
GONE HOME

A. II. Stephens, the ex. rebel Vice President,
left Washington in the early train this morn .
ing, for his home in Georgia. Stephens, while
here. expressed his determination to use his
best efforts to induce the people Of ths south to
accept the wise and conciIia.ory policy Of the
Administration. IA CEVrzora a.r 4sv.ra
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BARpONs.

The Prssident % dAy granted amnesty par
dons tie one hundred and eighty South Caro-
lirians> auonx whom was O. r. Boycs, for
merIy member Of the United States House Of
Representatives from that state. Boyce, it
wihe rememberrd, wss one Of the three COM
missfone - tho visited the President some time
ago relative to Affairs in south Carolina.
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Fire in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2l-The fire last
night destroyed the Wooden Mill of Show Tay-
Tor Co., West Philadelphia. 1t originated in
the cording room from the explosion of a coal
Oil lamp. s. ~
Loss on building $4,000, partially insured.
Loss on stock, machinery, de- S25,OO0 ms ured
for $4,000 in the Royal Fame and other COM
panies. .-.r ........ ..I-.
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RECEIVING

RECEIVING THEIR PAY.
The regular troops which have just been re-
lieved from duty in the Department of Wash.
ington, are now receiving their back pay, pre-
paratory to starting for their new stations.
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FIFTH u. a CAyAIRx

Orders Issued Yesterday from the War De.
par'uent directs ompanies u and B, sth U. S.
cavalry, now on duty in the Department of
washiheton, 10 proceed 70 Nashville, Tenn,
and report 70 Major General Thomas for as
sisnment 10 dn'y, lei, 80
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Base Ball.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 21.-The Bulletin saws
the great match between the Athletic and At
lantic clubs hiss been again postponed, at the
request of the latter club, on account of the
sudden death Of Mr.. O'Brien, one of their old :
est members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-21

FIRE AT -GIKsBoRo.-Tbis afternoon, fire
took place at Girshoro, commencing In barge
laden with hay, at the wharf, and spreading to
oibers destroy ing several and the wharf The
wind being strong at the time. the extensive
buildings were for time In danger eut the
fire enrinrs of the Navy Yard being RIM yer
to the scene and put in seryie~. have thus fay
succeeded IN preventing its further suread
No a larm was rung ia the civ,
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tSR EEN-AA STORE ON srh street bsfs cen O
5 =. -nd Is:et.'.r. .~erp-, No. 4sa. &C si-fI'
= tVH EfN1 FL 40 ne~ tw"-story FRAME
~ =, HnStS., confirming r"om~. on the sou'h
tGe ~ sfreet, flslsniF is-t~~en ~ and so STE
i.trt fPs Nset Ing ts rent will tnqni ~ M s26
lab street north, between II and New York ava
&C 31-Sts p :
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New York Markets.

- NEW YORK, Oct 2f.-Cotton, duh; Flour ad
vanced 6al0 cents; Wheat advanced 2a3 cents
Corn, declining; Beef and Pork, firm; Lard,
steady; Whisky, firm.
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LARCENY CAsKs.-This morning, about 3
O'Clock, officer OOailashan arrested a colored
Wans named John Henry, with a va ise of
clothing and an overcoat, on suspicion of
stsaling them This morning. Isaac Deyille,
colored, residing near the corner of 3D. and /.
streets, appeared at the station and identified
the goods as his, stating that Henry came 10 his
house and asked to stay all night, which priv
iiefe he gave him. Justice Walter committed
him 10 jul .-i. ~ ~ ''-- -
. Last night, Roundsman Kelly discovered
Two colored men passing along one OF them
with a bnudle Of clothes under his arm, and
arrested the one with the clothes, who proved
q ba John Gordon, q hackman. He had pair
OF soldiers. pants, and a calico dress looking
az III it had Just come out Of the wash tub.
Gordon was committed to Jail for hearing by
Justice Waller
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~From Hudson Taylor, 334 Pennsylvania
avenue. and from ]. Shiliingtsn, Odeon Build
Ing, we have copies Of Godey's Lady's Book for
November, an attractive number. 'F 9.f1
AisD, from Shilhngton, we have the Novem-
Der number Of Petersons Magazine and Madame
Demorest's Mirror Of Fashions. .--l. .f .r.-
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EDUCATIONAL.

A MUSIC. -
C; n LADY Of several years experience In teach
Ing would take few mere pm nils for fnstruc- w.
ton upon the piano or singine She wouldSk$
also also make an eneafemsAt a. soprano singer. S&X
through the Post Office &c IL stS
ct. TIMOTHY,S HALL-The duties of tbJ. In
stitution will be resumed on Sc pt. IS 1855 For
terms, &c, see catalogue and circular at the prin-
cipai: -.-. L. PARSONS
hn S CatonsyfI1e, Md
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-. INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts rom Internal revenue yesterday
amounted to q, l2e ,33l 90 is5ai isaelisZ e-is 4
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~ TnWN

y The ex.rebel General Dick Taylor, brother
fn-law of jeff Davis, arrived here this morn
ing, doubtless for the purpose of seeking par
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-21

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wylie-Yesterday,
Ann Bell, indicted for larceny, was found not
guilty. -...--, ---i 49,, ..- --..--7- -
Michael Mcdonald, Indicted for the lar
ceny of a horse, was found not guilty. .
This morning, Timothy o. Conner, John Con-
way. william ompkins, and Champ Conner
Griffin, committed to jail for having stolen
property in possession, to await req isition
from the Governor of Virginia, not ba wing
b. en- demanded, they We're discharged
7, The case of the French soldier, Perote Hy-
polite, indicted for the murder of Peter Patnott
on the evening of October eth last, was taken
! taken up, District Attorney Darlington pros
ecuting and Messrs- Phillips and FendaiI for
Z the defence. The following Jurors were sworn
in the ase:-Thomas H. Barron, Francis Bal
ienger, Edward Cammack, John Robinson
Charles A. Perkins. Donald McCathran, John
IScriyener, Richard L. Ross, John Ball, Aaron
U: Harmon, Francis Riley, VIM. O'Neal
Hypolite, ii viii be recolleotsd, belonged to
the 3oth Massachusetts regiment, and on the
] afternoon of October 7th last, came into the
city from Carver Hospital with Peter Padnott,
the deceased, and dined at a house on the
avenue. near the Capitol, where the deed
was committed, no one being present at the
time. 1---Ts.s : -
The defense set up is insanity, and the case
Us being argued to the jury this afternoon.
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fhANCis ID SMITH, s-... IJAMKs o. cLKPHkN
. Gle HANE,
-.E LAW REPORTERS nc
+ r.. SHORTHAND WRITER'S
% Indiana avenue, betw. Sd and A. sts or
oc Att Clerks Once. City Hail.

~ A g l. CO., ...I 90. o. .. ... . ..
E WINE MERCHANTS. .g---a
Fl 261 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Southeast corner 18th street,
Have on hand and are constantly recei wing supe-
rfor brands of Wines, Liquors. &c, tin bond or
duty paid, which they offer for sale At the lowest
market rates, viz: r.. , ...fa.. . . - :.
Old Otard and Hennessy BRANDY -t
Old jamaica and st. Croix BUM
Scotch and Irish WHISKY . .-..-
Old Holland GIN, Phoenix and other brands.
Harmony and crown SHERRY
Old Oporto and Burgundy PORT
CLARET, the following brands, lin wood or
&c, &c. io'
IsAUTEREA, lin wood or glass
RHINE WINE. Gin wood or glass } the following
hraBds: ungste1ner. Deide sheimer, Nierstei ner
Gietenheimer. BOchheimer, FenerberRer Johan,
n,sherger. Lebfraumilch, &c. &C.
Burgupdy and Moselle VINES ~ -G. .....
Champagne and Sparkling Hook, Of the choicest
brands, go ... - - n : 80 = - = '''
DAbsinthe, Curacaa, Mavachinsl, &C., &C.
BROWN STOUT and SCOTCH ALE .- f-H
. French WINE VINEGAR 1TLI-.a -.. F..I --4
SWEET OIL, sARDiNES, &c. &c
4. Crosse Blackwens PICKLES and SAUCES.
g. e., "c-, &C. oc D1m
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SOn our first page will be found another
editorial letter from Richmond. On Monday
the concluding letters of the series, embracing
many interesting particulars Of the trip Of the
Washington party to Richmond, will appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-21

REAL ESTATE SALES by Green & williams.
Aucuoneers.-Lot H,s square i53 on street
between 9th and 9TH wes.. to J. w. Barker
sizes per foot Lots 10 and III, reservation IL,
on ga street, between b and @ north, to Eliza
beth Parrotf 81 cents per foot. Lot 49, in SO uare
/, 81, on 80 street, between l. and M north, 10
Marin O'ConRer, 20 cents per foot A farm
no1h of Bladensburgi toll-gata, su bdi vided by
p Bartruf into lots Lot ], 7 acres, at s362
Periacre, to v. Hess. Lot ., 6 acres, to VIM.
Furmage, 500 per acre Lot Q, Is acres S
perthes. to James Miller, $40 per acre. Lot
., "a acres perches, to r. Geier, SI35 per acre
Lot S, acres, to u. Curtin, S20l per acre. Lot
9, 6 acres, to l.. Elcount, ef72 per acre. Lot !,
acres, rods. S2T5 per acre, to same. Part
bot 10, square 6eS, on south A street, near Can
itol. to j and f. Hitz. Sl.02 per foot Lot q,
subdivision OF square 2iI, Rhode Island ave-
nue., between 14th and 18th streets. tn John
Morse, 20 cents per foot. Lot o, subdvis OF
tquare 1s3 on 18th street. between L and M, 81
feetfront by 1893 deep, TO Margaret Foley, I6
cents per foot.
BY J. c. Mcclure & Co, Auctioneers.-Parts
r OF lots and 10 and and II, in square csi, on
street, between 10Th and 18th, (Franklin
Row. sl-25 per foot, to J. w. Nairn.
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R@rRANKLIN4 CO.,
G SPRING ASSORTMENT
NJ A X X X / T T. RS,
1856

nj a X X X i T. RS,
NO. ass SEVENTH STREET,
rsaLER IN
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR AD0RSMENTe.
EMBRACING
p X X AN QI NGS
select and varied stock Of Gilt, Medium ana
low priced Paper Hangings. Borders, Statue, Cen
We fleces &c, embracing the Largest and Hand
soonest In the District.
WINDOW SHADES
Ban, Greer, Pink, Lavender, Chocolate, Brown
end Gilt Window Shades, . variety OF patterns
Shade Fixtures, TAseels, &c. =
=. PICTURE CORD AND TASsELs.
Blk AND WoIsted Picture Cord and Tasreis, dff-
terent SIZES and coors beautiful assortment Pic
ture Rings, Naiis, &c.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMEs
The largest assortment of Oval Frames I'm TIA
District, warranted % be giided with gold leaf
Also, ayartety Of Dark Wood Frames, with q va
ried stock OF smalisi Oval and Carte de yisits
ENGRAyINGs DPAINrTNGs
lev choice knsrasings and Paintings aIvayu
Orders for Paper Hanging and Window shsdes
punetuslly sttended 20, and executed In the best
manner, In city CT country .-.-----
~ Terms cash for Goods or Labor
d. SEQ SEVENTH SIREET, lQc
1CUeight doors above Odd Iello.s' Hall 100
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PKRscrAL:AJndec Perepont N. Y: rebel
General lick Taylor, Major Gen. Franklin,
L. :. "a. ARE NJ wIlards'. 9 4 s..tI - -
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AND BITS.

IISa sure ents for these distrsssipg complaints
fl1s-efxn sDd \ alive Herbal DR., parafinn. nnn
-n.hed by Pr .. "HEJPs BROWN Tbe
fITs-pescrlption was furnished bir, In .nrh a
-providenflst manner that no c.nnos ra,
fi1o-scieniiersly r-fnse 70 rake ~ known an it
has rprri .vrrytpdy " b. has used ~ rsxsr
Fl1s-hasins failed In . sin-.r case Ii 4. sar.ur
-.uis j.. css~- # it, rs If by spe p,ia and ths
leBts nlss t- oLf tined from IN drng
..-fist Sent free fo ali Trcei ., of ny. cert.
siis T. rrrnsv Postage, .te.- Address Dr %
rHtLPs Bkgwk, Nc. 10 Grand srress.
Jersey City n. j. 49, oczI.s.
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BOARDING.

o.
Double and single ROOMS with
2lst. .-.0----- &c 3i.st
ROARD.-Several gentlemen can ob tain pleasant
- Rooms, with without, Hoard, in a private
family by applying at 416 9th street, between =
RuARD.-A limited number of TABLE BOARD
y ERS will be taken at No. 464 10th street, few
aoors nortn OF tne avenue. l9-1w
1 EQR RENT-FURNISHED.- front PAR
I LIZ and BED ROOM on I'd floor, with with
out BOARD; to be let together or sc parately Ap.
ply at234 H street, between 10Th and 10th SITS one
square from the cars. oc ~ 3ws
ROhRDiNG-A few fgentlemen) TABLE
street Or a aosts
FURNISHED AND UNrUBNISHED ROOMS
Il to let. with OF without Board, at 1X9 G street
between 2lst and 22d streets only four squares
vest OF War Department, and two squares from
rail cars. Terms moderate oc o-evs
A PENNSYLVANIA LADY, RESIDING AT
"a No: 476 Maryland avenue, has excellent
Rooms, Beds, and Boarding. suitable to accom- no
per week - &C aim
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10y WIN. l.. WALL a Co. Auctioneers,
- South corner Penn. avenue and sth street

icy WIN. L. WALL q CO., Aactioneers,
ID South corner Penn. avenue and sth street.
SALE S 81 fTgb5ks GOODS.
OF the Auction Rooms, stock of Groceries, LII
BOI.; Tobacco, sesafs, fns-cut Chewing Tobacco.
Zine LySshsqrs Tobacco
BOXES Pepper. Mustard, and Soap
G Ts sgit ,Ssi;ssy, osrs, and Champaign.
y.llie, Preserves. ana Pickles and Canned rruia
Cases ClaTet. Wbisky. and Brandy
Barrels Crackers. Cakes
20 barrels Cab e. and Crackers
Cases Champagne, Suits Whisky, schnspps, &c.
And lot Of Dry and Fancy Goods with many
other articles in the Grocery line
r Mov VAL.
The undersigned takes pleasure in Announcing
the removsl ofhis CLOAK and DRESS MANUFAo-
TORY and MACHINE SEWING ROOMS from the
former stand No. 496 9th ST., to the large and
commodioss room over Hooe Bros. Dry Goods
Store, No. 10 Market Space. between sth aud 9th
streets.
With experienced and obligins Ladies' Away. in
attendance and greatly increased facilities hope.
to merit csptinuance Of that patronage heretofore
90 literally bestowed.
CLOAK AND DRESS MAKING,
MACHINE STITCHING.
STAMPING AND FLUTTNa.
DORSEY BECK,
No. 10 Market Space, ID noer,
oe 7-lm' Between sth and 9Th SITS.
HAVE YOU THE CHILLS AND FFvER,-f
IL so. use DIR. PALMERS FEWER AND AGUE
SYRUP. II 10 not patent medicine; contains no
quinine but has been used In his practice for over
thirty years, without its ever failing make .
prevalent and fatal this he has been induced
20 place IL before the public. he guarantees cure
in all cases where the directions on the vial ave
strictly followed. or the money will lie returned
Price Sl-a q bottle-suficient 90 cure the most
inveterate. For which can show home certid-
Pepnsy lvanis snd street west ne IT door
20 Squire fersuson's office. &C iS-iw.
eeFRAssdkfEhNtIHSr o0-e~@
PRACTICAL OPTICIANS.
nm. 80 Pa ay between 18th and 18Th SITS.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE AND PERISCOPIO
a. SPECTACLES,
strengthening and improving the weak and i'm
paired eyesigbt, and accurately suited to the age
and condition of the visual organs.
also, anne assert ment OF Field Glasses, Opera
Slasses, Microscopes. hsgnifers, Thermometers
bsrometers, Electrical Machines and MsthemaG-
car instruments always on hand, and 81 the lowest
prices.
IDEPoT FOR CARTEs DE vIsIrE OF
Celebrities, plain and colored, and fine collection
OF Photograph Albums, in various fine binding
holding from - 10 SO pictures. sAS
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1 :rrE6In SSerEssTTIrr-,oEs 1S-sor.s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22
GEO e. g. GEO. ". CAHOON.

CoCNS SELLORs Law, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
Procure Pensions Bounies and Back Pay due deceased
Soldiers
IyNDON VERMONT.
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Four Fears 4mong the Can'sibats.

Thomas Ross, n eolored man. one of
the crew of the gunboat 1iora, called up
on lis Yesterday and gave an interesting
account, and showed lis some OF The effects
OF four years compulsory residence
among the cannihals ot the Pacific islands
The vessel in which he had shipped from
SIDNEY. Australia. MAS wrecked oti' che of
the South Pacific islands, known as
Nitchclrs group, lat. s Ion. l19 : +.
Himself, the captain ami tiye seamen, es-
capped 10 the island, where they Were i'm
mediately seized by the natives thereof,
stripped of their clothing, and ii once IN
Quoted into the mode, and WAYS OF life pc
culiar TO that people. No harm wasdone
them, but they were compelled 10 adopt
all the fashions of the natives. The re-
suit of one of these Mr. Ross sill bears on
his person, Their ears were perforated
and rings of cocoa nut half an inch in di-
ameter inserted TO the number OF thirty in
each ear The effect of 80 much weight
was to stretch the lower part of the ear
until il became aligned with the chin
Mr.. Ross still wears a number ot these
rings. The wide aperture thus made Is
usually stuffed with punches oi flowers,
giving TO the wearer a grotesque appear
anee. Vessels occasionally passed the Is
land during his enforced residence there,
but the natives al such times kept a strict
watch ON their captives, and never per-
mitted their presence to become known on
silipboard Ross and a companion escap-
ed by swimming eff TO vessel one dark
night. Their companions, for ought he
knows. are still on the island Corn,
pumpkins, yanls and oranges were abun-
dant and required but little cultivation.
The natives were frequently at war with
neighboring tribe Going forth to bat
tie, they confined their captives in a stock
ade, releasing them on their return In
all other particulars they were treated rs
equals and brothers. Many other inter-
esting particulars We're communicated,
which We have not space 10 enumerate,-
Bangor IVh,y,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22
Il Fire OF Small Jokes.

The papers state that somebody has
been chipping pieces ctf the monumental
bust of Bunvan- What OF Destroy
ing Jusion must OF course be great help
70 the laly'rns progress.
The reason why policemen are never
run over is that they are rseuer ~ the acay.
\ young lady's first love kiss has the
same effect on her as being electrified
It's IA great shock. but soon over,
HIrsiay to hdics.-Tattle begins with
r
Niar DdJi,aton.-Maseuline, millionaire.
feminine. million-heiress.
AIav not bird who sleeps upon the
wing he said 10 occupy feather bed
What Is the use of sighing and weeping
as we float down the stream of time -
Why make tie voyage OF life nrali.g
voyaget
Human existence hinges upon tritieS-
What would beauty he without soap,
We often hear Of fashionable ma-riag-
e." hut never OF fashionable deaths.
.'T'Icc G.d taro are tog."-Are th,y ,
That shows how mach they know about
il saw young ladies school out walk
ing the other dsy They were Two and
two" and / counted them. They were
forty.
..Ttco lrrmags da.'t maxi Oas ri.gat, -
Don't they? VIA; ridiculous statements
are received a. axioms. Two wrongs-
such. for instance. a. finding a railway
train some hours behind IFS time. and then
being swindled al the railway hotel. where
YOU are in consequence compelled 10 pass
the nicht-are the very things 10 SNAKE
one write'-to the Times or other court
of appeal.
.Fs d !Oag lane tL1t hrS no turning. -
Ridiculous nonsense, walked the other
day. on purpose 10 ascertain the tact, the
whole length of Long lane" Smith,ield-
Ii had nj least fourteen 'turningS" cut Of
ii. counted them.
"IRs far ia lore. -Nota lit of ii.
Or how ON earth would the hruneiteS. who
are bv no means '-fair," ever Get sweet
hearts, which they ID 10 my certain
knowledge-and frequently.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22

1862 persons in this city-nearly
half million-live in tenement houses
and cellars There are fifteen thousand
three hundred and nine tenement houses
in the city-houseS, that is TO say, in which
more than three families live; and the av-
erage number of families TO each of these
Is seven and one-siXth. This includes
families in tenement houses who, within
the limited space they occupy, take in
boarders or lolgers. There is story Of
an inspector who found four families liv.
ing in one room, chalk lines being drawn
across in such manner rs TO mark out 4
quarter of the floor for each family
''IIow do you get along here" inquired
the inspector. every well, SIR was the
reply: ''only the man in the farther cor
ner keeps boarders. ~ Y. Post.
"Your hand annoys me exceedingly
said nobleman TO Il talkative person who
was sitting near him at dinner, and who
was constantly suiting the action TO the
word. sIndeed, my lord" replied the
pabbler. "we are so crowded at the table
that do not know where TO put my
hand" '.Put it in your mouth"
A friend, who is indulgng his execrable
wit, wants to know how We think Cyrus
W. Field when the cable went overheard
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22
ESSer COsnty.

Notice Is given in the Vermont papers
of two petitions. to be presented bv the
citizens of Essex county 10 the coming
legislature praying for the removal oi' the
courts and records from Guilillall. the
present county seat. The siemers of the
one petition designate Island Pond, in the
town of Brighton, rs the location of the
new shire while those upon the other
present spot in brunswick, near the
mouth of the Nulhegan, and opposite No.
Stratford
The Island Pond people are understood
to prefer their request by reason OF their
village being the railway centre and a
growing business place, and those in favor
Of Brunswick, 10y reason of It's convenience
while the objection is urged by the re-
spective opponents of these locations, that
Island Pond is sixteen miles from The
county road and not conveniently accessi-
BILE save by rail, that il business is rail
road business, and it Is within eight miles
of the borders of Orleans county that
Brunswick may be further north. but that,
including the cost OF tue erection of new
buildings, its selection would not be better
than it would be TO retain the present
site and that moreover it is not in the
centre of the county business or popula-
ton. Meanwhile. the friends of Guild
hall claim that their town is nearer the
centre Of population, and that the interest
of the county and of the people would not
be advanced by a removal. These state
ments we gather from gentlemen across
the river representing the different inter
ests--Lancaster Republican.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22

ONLY TWENTY DoLLARs.-The adver-
tising quacks of the I" Howard AssOcia-
tion," established by special rogues to
fleece ''lndlScreet young men," charge only
S20 for worthless drugs-not to be obtain.
el ercept from that concern-with which
they entrap their unfortunate victims.-
Others, in the same city of ''Brotherly
Love- practice the same game on differ.
ent plan while in New York, Boston
Albany, Troy, and other cities, even high
er rates are charged-S50 in some cases
for the same worthless treatment. W.
repeat, all these advertising medical con
Germs are only swindling quacks. s.-Phreno
lOqicM J0W7ml