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HORSESHOES.

VfHE Wheeler Horseshoe Company offer fol
! sale, corner of Portland and Traycrs,
streets, Boston, Horseshoe Bars and Shapes
and ALSO finished Shoes az every variety Of -izC
and style. The iron s made from selected
scrap, including old Shoes and is warranted rs
good ass any la the market ard TO wear as lon-
ne the best handmade shoes. The bars an,
drawn nth grove and bcvcl and with
seated. Nat or cOncayo toot-face. Thi,
amount of work ON the bars, enables the black
smith % make twice as many sh1c. day as h'
c3h make it9n common shoe shapes ana th'
SHOES are of better finish and quality whei
done. The iron i'm bars is offered no the ordi
nary price Of common shapes, and The hui-hc,
Shoes much lower than the handmade Shoes
with which alone they can Doc compared, am,
which in reality they arc.
ELBRlDGE WHEELER, General Agent
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AuACkENROs,s arANpARD soHOO

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First lessons ia Composition. 50 cents Adj
yanccd Course Of Composition and Rhetoric.
One Dollar and Fifty Cents. Primary History of
the United States 90 ccnts-llustratcd School
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A CURE ron THE CHOLERA The re-
pei is of the mildness Of the present
visitation of cholera, which were so
carefully disseminated some weeks
since, have all proved incorrect, and
Europe is now under II visitation Of
the epidemic Tho usual alarm is ex-
pericnced--one class of persons ac-
cepting its coming as a dispensation
to which we must submit, and another
class devising modes TO mitigate the
sevrety of the visitation and to cure
the disease,
One writer declares, very rational
ly, that cleanliness, good food, regular
habits, will almost secure a person or
place; and where those arc wanting
there is no security.
Another assures us that cholera, in
its first stage, can always be success
fully treated, unless the system is
weakened by other diseases, by dissi-
patton. or by some special cause. A
Rev DIR. Hamlin suggests this cholera
mixture Equal parts, by weight, OF
liquid laudanum. spirits of camphol
and tincture of rhubarb; which has
been used here, not only by him, but
by many others, with the greatest sue
cess in meeting the first stages of the
disease. If diarrhga is carefully kept
off by the use of this mixture, the dan
ger of cholera is very slight.
In the second stage of relapse and
cramps clear brandy taken internally
mustard plasters and other means OF
keeping up external heat, 10y friction
etc, are very often used with success
There is always hope in cholera until
the patient is actually dead, and in Sc
we're cases recovery often depend,
upcn the persistency and energy viii
which the disease is met and attacked
at every stage.
Mr. Dane, an Eastern traveller an(
Orientalist, recommends this treat
ment for cholera, which be noticed
while residing at Cairo, was very ef
feetual, had been u ed IN Spain, Con
stantnople and India, aud was neye
followed 10y typhus or typhoid fever
which proved fatal in many case
when the cholera itself had been sub
dued bv other means.
"If the patient has vomited the pois
onous matter which is characteristic
of the disease, and resembles nee wa
1, give table spoonful Of powdered
mustard in a tumbler of cold water n
IN emetic After vomiting (whothe
produced by the disease or the aboy
means in few minutes give wine
glassiul Of brandy, with ten grains c
capslcum cayenne pepper stirred u
in IT, This generally produces almos
immediate relief and within an houl
rest, Precipitation and sleep. II a fe'
cases il was found necessary TO TAX
half a doss of brandy and capsicum "a
ter half an hour or more A secon
half dose was never required, bu
should II be, 1t may be given y
other fluid should be drank before i,
covering 10 accelerate conyalescenc
II has been suggested that fftee
drops OF the spirits OF ammonia an
sulphnrio ether, IA equal parts may
ndvantageously given three OF fol
times duing the following day.
The above quantity of brandy al
capsicum are foi any patton, sal erin
severe attack la Other cases tv
.in- ol BALI % Ihst quantity mig
bu-Aoe
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JNRANKLlN COUNTY
III n e B q z VIZ o r * g
ST. ALBANS, VERMONT.

manufactured from the choicest American and
Italian marble. Having experienced workmpn
in his employ. hc is enabled to warrant hls GUS
toners monumental work which viii We finished
in a superior style OF the art and in good taste.
He purposes keeping constantly on hand vari-
ETY. of designs which viii aid customers In max
ing selections.
All persons wishing ANYTHING in the marble
line, viii find it 10 THEN advantage to give linn a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Those living at a distance can confer with him
by mail, and their letters VIII be promptly att
tended to.
My place OF business has been removed 30 the
Shop ON Champlam street, formerly occupied by
H. II. TarusWorui Who're l sh1u OH siad tu nh
any orders with which | may boz favored.
CHARLES W. GREEN.
st. Adams May -, 1861 lily
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NTAsHlNG MADE EASY BY tNNs
JOSEPH ADAMS
IMPROVED QUADRUPLE ACTION
WASHING MACHINE,
This Machine was Patented June 28th lOt4
BY
JOSEPH ADAMS, GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin

Il Il pronounced by all dislnterosted fsr,.i'
who have used it or seen lbs operation, "lh
most perfect Washing Machine ever ID
vented" It's the first and only on, a
ing DOUBLE RUBBING and DOUBLE fAiN
ING ARRANGEMENT, operated az once lla
one lever power. II is perfectly -lnf' 2 y
construction; So easily operated iAai 5 ~
may use IL; and yet it does the who'd, s'A I.
washing, thus rendering the Ola NA'A-''-'-
thing ~ the past
The rollers, al each descent 81 the t't1
rate on a surface of 800 square inches 'l-1 :,
the same time, clothes thrown INTO eaeh a. ~
the box, receive as heavy 8 PM -suf' = -
produced by any fulling mill machine u n
rhus 1t will be seen, that tins inacAh,
ruple in It's action; and nearly ptil'iA'
office OF two distinct machines, III,
The subscriber would respeetfmly lh'i. 7.
Inhabitants of Franklin County that Dc j. ~
ufactnring the above Washing hachA'' y
would invite all who feel interested ~ 1.
saving machines TO cali and see Tor ~,
All orders promptly filled. JOB "oIA 0' Oh 49,
done On short notice.
Shop on Congress STREE
Al the residence Of ne late Aie s'f'
am prepared to sell Township Rights W.. y
state Of Vermont, at such figures as VIZ 'l' 4,
those who desire to make money ana
same time benefit the public, TO invest s'utr-Prg
St. Adams, Vt, March II, 1865.
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RHuUMATTSM.

| ,l @ASE a s9ni 3S,i 20 YEARS
and have AZ last found perfect remedy more
valuable than silver or gold TO those suffering
with this disease. 1 will furnish il 10 an who
Wlll call on nae or send Two Dollars. Ii will re-
the least injury Go the constitution Liberal dis
count 90 agents am no dealer I'm Quack med
icincs but feel 10 my duty 90 let thi- medicine be
known.
WALTER bhlENi, Furnace & Stove Dealer.
ID School street Boston Mass
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AisRANDhLE ~ co.
ffasauCaettsg>' Nueui
No. lG7 HROAnMAY- III

No. 1877 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Announce that all of the above list of goods viii
be sold for One DoNur each.
in consequence OF the great stagnation Of
trade IN the manufacturing districts of England,
through tho war having cut off the supply 81 cot
ton. large quantity OF Valuable Jewclry, orgi-
naly intended for the English market has been
sent on for sale in this country, and must he
sold az amy sucrinec. Under these oircum-
for ihc principal European Manufacturers, have
resolved upon great GW ippofioIpneat TO be
divided according to the following regulations:
Certificates of the various articles are pat into
envelopes Unfortunately, scaled mp, and Wien
ordered, are takcn ont without regard TO choice
and sent by mail, thus showing no fayorit-ln.
On receipt of the certificate. you viii see what
You are 10 naNu, and then II il, ,uur uptlpn tu
send the dollar and take the articl, or not Pur-
chasers may thus obtain Gold Watch. Diam
ond Ring or any set Of Jenclry. on our list fol
flgp flyfgy.
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100 Barrels Hydraulic Cement,

ERfsH ground, just received and for sale at
Il the lowest price.
VICTOR ATWOOD.
81. Adams, july 10Th, 1860. 7l-3m
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] /

DIR. StriclsIand's Pile Remedy has cured
thousands OF the worst cases of Blind and Bleed.
ing Piles. II gives immediate relief aud effects
permanent cure. Try it directly 1t is war
ranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists 50 cents per bottle
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RETURNING.
NTHIrE LEAD.

NhiIE LEAD, Yellow Ochro. &c. &C..
~ ground in oil, IN small cans, adapted IL
inost VINO wish 10 do a little painting. Also
the Paint Line al DIrrfulJiS, ="
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IbeI,iIIillaIN.

| UBIN's Gennine Extracts. great variety
\ 4 of American Extracts, equal to any. Chmce
toiomos. Cosmetics, Rongo, Toilet Powder.
Snchei- Hair Oils Pomadcs, Rcstorcrs and
Dcutrihrc Soaps, &c, for sale al
BUTCHERS.
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- iAlt Clark has sold ont we have increased
- oar stock of Tobacco and Snuff and now have
koo0 ASSIGNMENT of Smoking and Chewing
MIN VII. i9t Of Brler Pipes, &c We intend to sup
e., 'ne demand, and shall be glad of your pat
''"b'' l., !, DUTCHER6 son.
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Superior Drain Tile

Made of the celebrated strong. tenacious clay Of
Woodbridge. y. j. burned with intense heat
over the Fire Brick, in lirc brickklins, and sold
at moderate prices as the clay MUST be removed
from over valuable beds of the best White Ware
and Fir, Brick clay. Also, double glazed stone
Ware Pipe, with collars for making watcr-tight
pipe to conduct pure water free from rust and
poison stove Iiuings and Fire Brick, &c &c.,
Of best quality. Shipped by railroad on water
direct from Factory, on Ship Channel of Raritau
River, ~ miles from New York City.
GROSSMAN BROS. q CO.,
Wte1iui1frs y /
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0rarrllrrs' Guide.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
' RAILROADS.
SIMMER ARRANGIGME I'm II
Al. 1QaR
COMMENCING May TO- 100
TRAINS ooiNo sourn AND EAST

Commencing hluy lcs A''~'
TRAINS oo1NG SOUTH AND EAST
Leave ST. Adams at $50 a. m, $50 a. m, l2.Oo
Mail Train leaves Rousos Point at i.i0a. m
connecting at White River Junction and BclloWs
Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester, spring,
field and New York. arriving AZ New YORK AZ
TO- Z. m, and with trans on l3ssui' ~ ~
Burlington Express leaves Montreal at o.i2 a
M. Houses Point at 74j, connecting at buf-
hugton with Champlain steamers Tor saratoga
Troy, &c. O..
Johns AT 1000 a. M. Ogdcnsburgh at $3.50 A. m;
for Boston, &C., connecting ut Burlington VIII
Rutland Road for TROY Albany and New York,
arriving in Boston via. Lowell at 1850 p. m.
Night Express leaves Ogdcusburgl az ll3O q.
m. Montreal at $3.50 2. m, honsc foli' St -
d. M. St. Johns at $40 p. M, arriving at Boston
ut $40 a. m connecting at Bellows rams VIII
Cheshire Road for Boston and Worcester ana
with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield, &C.
and arriving in NcwNork az l2'0 D. M
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave COCA. m: 11.55 a. m, 600 p. m, 7'45 p
Dav EXPRESS leaves Boston via Lowell 500 a
m. for Burlington, st, Albans Montreal IS
dcnsburgh and West. arriving at Montreal a
/ 900 p. m, Ogdcnsburgh at 1880 n m.
! Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at iN
! a. m, via Lawrence, at 100 a. m.i Tor bur
/ lingtun Rousc's Point &c.
! Leaves Boston via Fitchburg at 7.3O a. m.
/ Springfield at 7ij a., m, connecting at Nhit
| River Junction with Day Express for Burlington
Montreal Ogdonsburgh and the West,
Accommodation Train leaves Northheld f4
a. M. and burlington at $40 p. m, for Rouse
Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 I
M receiving passengers from Vermont Vale
Railroad, leaving Now York at 1918 p. M, an
from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston at 5.3
y. m connecting at White River Junction wit
train leaving Boston at $50 p. m, for Burinp
ton Rousc's Point. Montreal and Ogdcnshurgl
connecting at Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh WIT
Grand Trunk Trains for the West
Sleeping ears are attached to- both the ngl
Express trains running between St Adams an
Boston, and st. Adams and Springfield.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West e
sale at the principal stations.
q. MERRILL, Sap.
Al.
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Trains VIII run as follows
UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord at 1915 q.
M for White River Junction connecting with
trains for Montpelier, Burlington. Rouses Point.
Montreal Nc. and with Ogdcnsburgh and Grand
Trunk Railroads, for the West
Mail Train leaves Concord at 10. 45 "a. In, for
White River Junction. connecting vlth train for
Wells River, St. JohnShury. Barton. Newport,
Nloughhy AVID Magog Lakes. ~tansiead. Bath.
Iittl,tuu. and Lancaster; also, with trains i0r
Montpelier Burlington, ST. Adams, Rousc b Point
Mouticla Ogdcn-hurgh and the West
Bristol Train leaves Concord at $50 =. u., for
Franklin and BRISTOL
E,cuug Express Train leaves Concord at SIS
p. m for Whit River Junction. connecting with
trains for Montpelier, Burlington. st. Adams
Bouse- Point, Montreal Osdeusbursh, and the
West.
aOr on arrival of trains from Boston, Worcester
Portsmouth, Portland sc.
powNwND TRAINS.
Morning Express Train leaves White River
Junction for Concord az l.l5 o.. I'M. or ON arrival
of tram from Og,leusburgh and Montreal. on
Mondays az G.2j instead Of tlj
Bristol Train leaves Bristol for Concord at S
Z. M, ana Franklin at a.l2 a. IN.
Mail Tram leaves White River Junction for
Concord at l2.l5 p. M, or ou arrival IT trains
over the Vermont Central, Fassumu-ic, and
Whit, Mountains Railroads.
Dav Express Train leaves White River juno
lpi al t.@N D. Nl.s OF ul aillNalet tlahlS liun
Montreal and OEden~bnrgh, Brattehoro, keenc,
Bellows Fails, Windsor nc. connecting az Com
cord With train for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell
and Boston.
Tines, TRAINS connect at Concord with trains
e. hs.nelliy-'' "a, l"Fv''''"s' h.rt"m','tA Port
ienu' Nashua Nure, -I,r, NrM letl1 Lowell am
b,s'on =, "SNLoM - nAl'NNi Agent
''N''''"' ~ rs N''' w. l0'9- l-u'
DUTLAND AND BURLINGTON AND VT
IL VALLEY RAIlRoAD
On and affor Monjav limo 2etb lqe4 train.
win run as f,llous. NJ:
''lN' sou III ANo EAST.
Lcav'5 Huntington nj 500 %. Ia. 1900 m 2~
p M, alll 9.l' =. IA. ArriFl az Rutland at ii il
q. M, 3l3 r. ln., 4.lj p M. and l2.25 D. n.
Leave hatlAhd 40 I'D p m4 39J p. M, and
l2l0 J.. M. Arrive az Bellows Fails at 2.2j p.
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EWXz q "a q

All medical men and the press recommend DR.
STRIFE HANDS tnti-C holeru Mixture as the
only certain remedy for Diarrhua and Dysente-
nv. 1t is q combination Of Astringents, Absorb
cnts Stimulants. and Carminatives. and is war
rantod 20 effect cure after all other means
have failed
For sale by all Druggists so cents per bottle
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THE VERMONT TRANSCRIPT.


4 LARGE. full and complete stock. embrac.
~ ing every thing used in this section of the
country For sale at lowest market rates. by
l.. l.. BUTCHER. n son.
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1 Ill kinds of Patent Medicines kept on
n hand or obtained at short notice at
DIrCHERS'
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n IVTI III 'I-------- nIl'TN
IMPORTANT IO SV
THEIR WIDO"S -.

rs,uosE INTERESTED A'."nssci Al ,.l
| notified that am agent 70 bo~unties and rr
ness pertaining to pensions ,oture can m spl,l
pay. Claims OF the above in'btained, HeM
sented, and their allowance WM BhlpN
ing TO- n 1874
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roTEET SOAPS.

Lubin's Phalon's, Lows Old Brown Wind
sor. Colgatc's Glcnns, Rohinson's, Silver
CASTLE, Shaving Soaps, and Creams, the b st
quality.
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Domestic Dyes.

WE are Wholesale Agents for Reeds Dyes
w and will supply the trade at manufac
tnror's prices. L. L. BUTCHER 4 son
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Brushes

Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brush.
es, Lather Brushes Flesh Brushes, Cruml
Brushes. Boot Brushes, Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, Scrubbng Brushes and Feather
busters.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
All the approved kinds
STATIONERY.

A Nice assortment at low prices A liberal
discount to Merchants, Lawyers and others
wanting large quantity.
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TEA.

We hope people will remember that We can
give them little the best trade in Tea, be-
ing Agents tor the Chinaman's Tea Com-
pany, one of whom, Dong Ar Shove Is native
Of China, and select their Tea with great care.
Al Tea warranted, and money refunded if not
satisfactory.
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| [ BUTCHER & SON,
DRUGGISTS,
ST. ABRAMS, VT.

nEALERS in Pure and Genuine Medicines
~ Paints, Oils, Naui,h, Dye-Stufs, Prophet
cry articles, brushes, spongos, Iuks, Perfumory.
&C. &c. &c ~
We keep full stock "all the year round 50 and
sell at lowest market rates. We shall bo nieasnd
to give quotations and show goods at aliy time
ana ln' i,. ths attention Of Dealers, Manufac-
and family recipes accurately prepared by en-
perioncod persons. ~ ga
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PERrUNERY.

Luhinjs Extracts, genuine; a good assort-
meut Of American Extracts, Of sizes and
prices to suit purchasers superior Cologne,
by the pint or bottle
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In addition to our main business, Of i,r pt
GRAPHIC MATERIALS, we are h'''4
for the following, viz
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and everything required at short notice and =,
reasonable prices.
Funerals attended with hcarse, which he Ia,
recently purchased at Troy, \. Y. and Wind,
viii bc found To be as elegant as can be io1ria,
the cities. Charges will be moderate.
Apply 10 the subscriber at his waro.hor., "a
Main Street on at his shop on Foundr, s.4s,
or at his residence on the corner Of Bank ,ni
Themas Streets.
HORACE LIVINGSTON
st. Adams, July r. 1864. In
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TOBACCO AND SNIFF

4 good assortment of Chewing and Smok-
lug Tobacco, and Iauilud, Scotch, and Mac
coboy Snun.
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EAOn AGENTS wanted, TO SOIL SIX New
ONINyO Inventions. OF great value TO fami-
lies. all pay great profits. Send 10 cts. and get
~ pages, or - cts and get 80 pages and sample
gratis. ElliRAlM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
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LAnrEa CRAY.

DEAL ESTATE AGENT, 1 Scolly's Binding.
IL fremont Row, Boston. Farms and Cnun-
try Residences bought. sold, and exchanged.
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shop on Congress Street
SneciaI Announcement
sol BRoADwAY4N' Y.

T&H.T. ANTHONY 4 co, Manu- i.. I'D
IL Of Photographic Materials, Nloi''''
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Affairs in Georgetown.

.Arrived-Loraconing No. p wood
10 market UApL J. Short, do; Mary Frances,
limestone TO Cooley & Rheem; Highlander. do;
and fourteen boats with coal, consigned to
Hieston Il Co, 2U9 tons; Barton Co, lll.I9 tons;
Central Co, 326.l tons; Con solIdation 90, li2 10
tons; New Hope Co., ri. I3 TONS American Co.
PIGS tons; Borden Co, 3l3.2 tons; Hampshire
and Baltimore Co, Ills tons. Departed-Boats
Morrison. merchandise to Conrad's Ferry; Lon
aconing No ,, do; Rushville, and sixteen boat
light
THE Coal TRADE.-There is still CREST DIS
ad vantage TO the coal companies, growing out
OF the scarcity of vessels suitable for the trans
portation OF coal TO distant depots. The ship
ments from Rays docks have been very fair
this week but the total amount we Were un-
able TO learn in consequence of the absence of
the chief clerk. The Cumberland Company
shipped l,~40 tons: Borden Company, 100
tons; Hampshire & baltimore Company 500
tons, ard the Consolidation wharves, LIS tons
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET-The week
closes with active operations and a further
advance in the prices Supers firm a.
$3.50. Extras sl0asl1. Some holders declined
sales at the last figures. FAMILY Si3aSlS
Wheat-In consequence OF the small receipts
We quote good Red at 50 80. and next arrivals
Will probably increase the figures. White not
quoted.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Murders in Philadeiphia,

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Three m urders have
been committed since 10 O'Clock last night
Bernard r. Kane, aged 10 years, was shot
In the southern part of the city. A member OF
the 23th L. >. colored regiment was shot in the
cars near Hayre de Grace. The regime Mt has
just passed up Chestnut street with the as
sassin under guard.
Burglars secreted in Whites Depot, stran eied
a colored man, aged 40 years, to death with a
rope. at o'clock this morning, while he was
opening the store. The burglars took from him
the keys OF the safe and plundered it OF $500
in