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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-18
81 usiatss Laras.
Hotels.

ired. N ..
sale, n,t Hotels Hotels .s.,am.s
HxnNx6evILLE HOUSE. or" OLD FAR
yaWHRX HOTEL" Waterbury Centre, VT.
so,.. Lemnol 46Nn, Proprietor. Travellers will find
tore purd 80 <,<*~" p'''S " ~
Sy T'YNI6H HOUSE, Johnson w.. R. H, Smith
Y pFoPsistor;; Stages leave this House Sc north
! II and south Daily. 70 r
KGURMoBEILLE HOUSE, Morrisville, Vt, r.
ul %. E1oaldng, proprietor The proprietor
IN h13essS63 3be able to make the traveller teel at
M6lEA 4 {kEfN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, wolcott Vt,
EV lIK.X@g proprietor. This house has been
S# vi6tfh6 III 1nd additions and improvements made
&T n. duri6* NE last season, that the proprietor
s83 WHe1as lent that he can make the traveller feel
XaYV txnn<tAN HOUSE, Hyde Park Vt, J. A.
gEseNy Nv S3&il1 proprietor Horses and carrges for
H6e to any part of the country always in
l1~ rAn33 Also horses and carriges to let. ~
lng siSI fUlats prepris;or a'''
TIM Vsssxs' proprietor. -, - 1
tion bA s,fx MORE POND HOUSE. Elmore w.. A. W.
s part of tie county ON short notice.
.tENp, t3lK8iCAN HOUSE. ST. Albans, VT, s. g..
OF M fDEN House, Eden Mills vt.' g. "; g. Deni0'
u pr0rtietor 81
n0gg fHASBURGH HOUSE. lrasburgh w., by H..
/ N. XYe Stages leave this house daily Tor al
my ana RAILWAY Nations. Horses and carriages TO et DO
fut1B8tsi,I.'s HOTEL, wolcott. Vt, JuStus
Il IN II8ft1bhell opretor, the stage road To
, ,Nfasbulrh COn> eyance to any part OF the coun'
teIs,ilf tows Il y = 4 sssSt s& notice. "A
:. ~ o15DnN 4nUTEl4, Eden Corners. VT, J; Har-
IA Il Mt tla6fun proprietor. Good Accommodations
for mum 40 beast
,s, a., 4.yfl(lNNiRh 5 HOTEL. Stowe I.ower village
VI VNL (I W.. ID. Goodrich. proprietor. AZ
1A0k4IIorEL, by II. P. seeser' Cambridge
/-..nu u Bofb' Vermont ~
ft(,Till. ALBANY Centre, Vermont. W. How
STATES Ik xxd Pfopietor. This Is good place 10 stop
c, lonce knexa dinner for with good cup oi
-, ta6. got upin ten minutes 3D. 80
sArEaroxER's HOTEL. Waterville, VT. $.
Nv y. Westover. proprietor.
LLANEd A''srnsy'.
- @ LINTON, Attorney At Law and solicit
y I6sue ~ ehsncery, Hydepsrk, w. a
1s[XnMXm h WATERMAN. attorneys at law
is ~~d 7slicitors in Chancery, Hyde Park, W.
pnrfiSxfs Attention given to the collection o
III n1Sx1rx xrainst the lovcrmsnt, widows, in
o. PdHv.l1 111 5ther pensions, bounties. back pay
.u.t "a 9xxooI sRIGn AN GEO. l.. WATERMAN. 10
- " NeNDEE attorney and counsellor at
(1s>1o&Ind solicitor In .hancery, Aorrisviiie,
W. 0m&Stn Masonic building of /.
~ *0 HEATH, attorney and counsellor at law
SHAW K !. and <olicitor in Chancery, Cambridge, W.
,.s Pnrf1cnlor Intention given to the collection Of
ioo c1fms, including pensions anu bounties
- Terunn rcosonable. Office ut Jehersonville.
MES powsas sLsED sse.esy. 3, n law and /. 50 :.
llcltox ID Chancery. Morrsve,Vt tOfcs
49,, formerly oocuped by Hon. T. Gleed.) H. row
w. EB8, ~ =. 1LEED.
II &3XeKER. attorney and counsellor s1
1G, NJ Wolcott. w. Particular attention
Niven "a Injecting all kinds of military claims
Having - Experienced agent and attorney in
Woottn~164.D ID. O.. am prepared TO procure pen
Cr q Gfoua- no11tes, back pay &C., on reasonable
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-18

Iale, for it certainly deserves it. The
,ook retails for 50, and will be sent mail
rec by the author:
CHAPTER II.
CoTTAGE-BUlLDING.
JOSEPH THE CARPENTER
scrSE-Early Morning.
Through the rich transparent air.
Narure's hymning voice Of prayer
Breaks anu qusyers everywhere. q. .... .I.e
Round the flower buds nectared cell,
From the busy bees drumming.
From the honey birds a-humming.
From the noisy beetles drumming,
Thick the active lnurmurs swell.
Tuning in with sivery singing Hs 2
Falls hammer, clearly ringing. 4.,-,.
Ringing on the fir and cedar,
Stately trees from Hermon's brow;
Beating with the cunning hammer, ,.r.,H.
Drowning half the morning clamor. Pa.
Breaking forth in psalm.word choice,
Bursting forth in chantings grand.
Flows a clear and manly voice; a.
Till the liquid notes they rnsh ..,.
In full an i golden gush.
..Praise the Lord of earth and Heaven
| will love thee, D my strength
Loving kindness loving kindness,
Falls on David, his anointed,
And his seed forever'nsrs! --. ~ T'r1 "a
Praise the Lord of earth and Heaven s5
Praise the Lord of earth and Heaven -
In the majesty of palms. fursf.s Yi#.
And extrvagance Of flowers,
In the brlliance of the morn,
Song, with beauty everywhere;
Man and bird and bee.
Natures minstrelsy,
Life and love and singing
Song and worship everywhere.
Veteran workman rest thee now ;
Stop to wipe the beaded brow;
Pause while sultry tropics shower
Down the floods of sun.tide hour;
Pause and seek the shaded pool,
Where the fountains sparkle cool!
Here the burning thirst to slake.
Here the frugal meal to take,
White bread from thy basket store.
Juicy fruits ripe to the core.
A little bag OF cracked corn. ...
And hopeycomb, fresh took at morn.
Feast and rest and muse and smile
Twill pains thy thought the while.
JOSEPH.
have almost framed the bower.
Where will transplant my flower;
Where my Love-Rose bright shall bloom.
Whore my lily shed her rare perfume.
Twill build Its chambers fair, taL Sid t.l
Twill carve each winding stair. .... ,,-,. .
And the trellised pslisade.
with the vine and aloe shade;
Here anemonss shall blow, 1881 300
Here the rose Of Jericho, fg-.... ..
Till surrounds it everywhere
Tree and shrub and garden fair.
Then before the lilies blow @f3'
Next around this fountains flow, 4 al. D..
Glad, my Mary ! will call ...., 81
Sweet to queen IL over all;
Maid as marvellous as fair
She shall be my household saint. g"HI
Who il he that frames the cottage.
Dreams besideth pool Of lilies. n. .. sta
In tho shadow Of the palms, .....- q,
And who names the name Of Mary?
Is he worthy? Is he worthy
He who weds the Rose Of Jesse 81
Pure should be in fesh and spirit: --...
He should be more saint than human
More an angel than man.
Look up, Judah's lordly line
Line Of patriarch and king
At the foot of Jacobs ladder, a.slI.L
See name that's written JUST"
What h word magnificent
Written with Jehovah JUST 3tl a
just with God, he is worthy; -
Gods elect are always worthy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-18
NEW YoRK JAN. 9. 1866. ms7

Hold fast to your characteri 1t will BE-
support and happiness when all else
fails.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-18

eT Opportunities, like eggs. must be
hatched vhen freeh
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-18

@ The First National Bank Of
Montpelier" has been organized. with a
capital Of 5000. 900, and is to commence
business next month, J. A. Page 10
President, R j. Richardson Cashier,
and j. A. Page, r. Richardson, G. w.
Collamer, Silas Burbank, James It.
1hurston. F.F. Smith and Charles
Dewey. Directors. 3aiF8 3. el4H.g
A special meeting Of the Vermont
Historical Society viii be held at Poe.
torsville, January 25th, The Railroads
will carry passengers for half fare.
Patents we're lately issued to R. T. NJ.
Wells Of franklin Center, Vt, for inn.
provcment in railroads cars and to VIM.
Wheeler Of POultney. for improved
stoves. sai .abfill % fad q Boa al0
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-18

PHYIosoPHY OF HEAr.--Phylosopher so
sharp boy--"What are the properties Of
heat ?" k..
Boy-"1he chief property Is that It er.
pands bodies, while cold contracts them
VERY good. give me an example," "a
"In summer, when it il hot. the day 10
long; in winter, when it is cold, the day
is short" af a...45.tf.l- 15l
Exit philosopher, lost In amusement
that so familiar an instance should have
so long escaped his own observation.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-18
NUMBER 9.

EE Since the advent of Gen. Losans
splendid corps at Huntsville. the rooms In
the principal hotels have boen In demand.
A beautiful and accomplished actress had
been staying at the Huntsville Hotel, and
in about minute" "minuts and .a.hah."
or two minutes" after she had vacated
her room, the gallant Gen. o. was assiss.
ed to it by the landlord. The Gen. oa
examining his bed previous to retiring.
found snowy robe dc nuit neatly folded
under his pillow, marked in delicate char
acters with the name Of the fair owu,,.
The chambermaid was called and a.ked by
the General holding the garment in his
hand;
do you know Miss Lottie Hougk r"
Yea"
Then. carry this to her with my con.
pliments. and say General o. is hos
in the habit Of sleeping with empty
nisht-gowns" aa.e 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-18
Physicians.
mr.. MOVIE. has taken rooms

nR. MOVIE, has taken rooms
~ at the Morrisville House.
where he will insert TEETH upon
- ~ BAsE ut as low PRICES a., any Dentist
d & Also teeth cleaned, filed, and dis
1o~~@ e. gums treated.
nENTISTRY.- p. W. J. PgCK
} dentist. johnson, Vt. Natur-
al teeth put in the best state Of pre-
xXI servation. Artificial teeth made
\ = 51I > known TO the profession. As
fx1II&8. G0REY, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon,
lIW11o<xffe. VI. Office at the residence Of II. N.
H. BROOK, NJ. D., physician and sur.
! r. Tocott, Vt. Office over II, b, Bun
iyt41 34m6o
ELE. ND, Homeopathic physician
y 11 Reon, Worthwhile, Vt. Office at his
.esld> q the house formerly occupied by
ii ~ f'iH ssginff1
1WA WHITE, NJ. d.. physician and sur,
~ Hyde Park, Vt. Office at the for.
n4f' = Of j.. T. Allen. eila le stHid fT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-18
M Misteltanu.

q We are pleased to lay before our
readers this week selection from the
new book just issued by Miss A. NJ.
Heminway. Ludlow, VT, entitled The
Mystical Rose; or Mary of Nazareth. the
Lily of the House Of David" Thi,
book Of le,utiful poems aud notes.
we hope will meet with remunerative
sale, for it certainly deserves it. The
book retails for SO, and will be sent mai
free by the author:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-18

TT. matchmaker and jeweler. John.
keeps constantly on hand an as
Blocks. jewelry. patent medicines,
l4ir oils. candies. spruce gum. DC. [3S
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-18
TatIors.

WtLLS. merchant txilor. Waterbury.
I1caler In the best broadcloths, doeskins
n vesting-. tailors' trimmings. Gu tom
y clothing. Gents furnishing
0raments made In the most ap-
<ner. and warranted TO nc. res b85
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-18
6ampille 4lswsamlsr ::

fvBLIsHED EVERY wEDSKspAr'
4 uTDE PARK, LAMOILLr COUNTY. VI.
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Taxation Of snle. In Ccuysc.-.

lnEsr "a At last 8 reasonable Ir.blc 3 ot 'e
ADOPTION of sound principle Of taxation by ,u1.
gress. Nj MoguiLL has reported from Vie Ca
mittce of Ways aud Means AL amended ty 49,
which, smons other csusea leyies = tax u 'uc-
lar per cent upon AN sale. Of produce sri meg
chAndzc. sales Of bullion, secuutes, upi cytl
hcses u Indebtedness generally, very prpl',-
ny exempt from taSsson. This recognit on, or tie
fra time IN our husnoal lceslat on, Of tho py,uci-
pie for which thIs Journal has long and sRruos,ly
commended tuat csy,tAl should ne cNruR rs
1Ar no posntk irom TIC lurdc.s Of tax.
Iion, ev,ncSs healthy progress from
~hch anticipate lhe most favorable
results The fNllacy, Which bias obtained a certain
iegree Of popularity that tho rich should bear tic
'hief burdens Of taxation, ovcrlool;s the csscutl
los shat blow a, capital IL injury n Woi Llrr-
men. II Mr. As1oR required 10 pay cv ~
scar one-eghth or one-iourth Of his immense capi.
IA or income, he would soon H. 800 poor to lu!ld
new holses upon the waste lots IN ,hc upper par,
W to city sud, as consequence, hun.
Irods Of mon worid he thrown out Of
snTloymcnt sni rents would SO up ir.u the
SaTcity Of houses in proportion to ne population
lie would Alec be urlte 10 loan to energetic
icanufs -t'Ircrs, ship uarrs, r,ilruhd comran ca
s'd employers generally the funds which Afford
vemrncrAnye employm nj to hundreds of poor
fu Ios that have but little idea Of ths tenure on
Nt'h uc- Weckly wsgts depends. The Illus
a.. mowers tie whole argument WHIST is true
- o." ar.s NJ A, tou, true m relation b. every
capitalist. Tic currrct pr.ucuo is Mt 60 throw
',~'N burdens uIou cer.tal snI incomes, va to
d.
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4 lrs'1, H., Feb 7.-Inc Mn7o stature
to..sy ratio tho Constitutional \ uouit-clt ahul-
isniug slavery, and salute OF 100 e us vas drvd
IN tonor NJ 'hc cvcH'
sour La1-iaiIre to- isy rat ned tac amendment 90
the Constitution abol.'hrs slavery. Ti'-s re
two dss.nl q voices in .be Senate nd io'r "a the
House
Trtnto', V J.. Feb 7-G'verror p ler sent
a laesnge 10 both Houses 1o-dsy, enclosing copy
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Of TIC % 1t resolution passed. b. nyrtss IN re-
g.r4 70 tLc coAa. .--.on.i ataelimtui 70 aoOiso
slavery In the sc-Ac, N 5 otol moved that lie
C,rn 1..;ac Oh Fc-cHl Relations report 90 /. %
Tau 'sasy. S-n-1ors ChaLll :, Biakley Id RE-
90 a. %. 'sai immcoste s,ti.a. Nj ssovcI re-
tuei, charging th-t tie pJ~cl which f.let New
Js e v...'d te'ay. Toe moI.n No oct. seua-
lat- j. nm ND K.uno.y .L---.- . 40 or
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Tie Ph,ladelehin Cntrrrorh-.

TGg recent disastrous confagrag on iu T. Ia
depha, caused by tho combustion Of petroleum,
hirn shos lesson for this cay shat our author ies
should no, bo SOW n prout by. The fr,as Of two
Thousand barrels Of petroleum c'usci the death, a.
rs now reportod oftwcnty ucrsons, the obstruction
" over ono hundred build ngs Of var Gus Glasses,
AMI rccun,ary loss u over tuli milton Of dol
mr.. In ihs city thOre are thousands q barrels Of
petroleum stored and rslej ton M the Phladel-
phia disaster H. possible a. any tine. In the lower
part Of tho city vast ani uc Il oil are stored IN
buildings Ndllccnt 70 crowded Lucneut houses
and should barrel 4 this ,1 Ny any ncans g ~.
utcd, the result would necessarily hc .rcat lie.
siructlun Of life. The r uusylvtn.a Ls,sIaturc
Yesterday took decisive a.tol upon us sub.
Ject by passing IN uyntiblIng ue
STORAGE % petroleum 10 tho ca of
T. a.i.lphia Kew Nrs requires similar
law, and the Legislature VIII To guilty "
criminal ckrelCssness If DIZZY 10 not take action ny
IN ,hc suhiect 1t An early day. TIE srcsi density
o our popu alton in the local.hc- where OIL IS now
stored would, IN the event Of such a disaster As
TIA, 10 PhilslelpAis, cause srono OF horor iha,
we 'hudlsr TO contemplate. There = now bl
lcore hc legislature 10 govern the s,or1 yc ~ com
u-Shi's; tuI r,1 Oh, The mos, dan crons I oil
Is csomp''- the proys ons OF tAe bll. We
Ion" b. = ~ '.riue action viii taken upon II {,
srt 40 ,tng' Lee s,4turc will not vat uu-
.. th, a. vt. 81 ly such a calauity rs sat Ut
T.. 'c..n.
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Terrible Calapity,

Great Fire IN 1deiHhia-e trcCtq Abi-gi
VIA turning "h-NerionA LESS OF L.
F""-ue'PAN' rec. o'-A ''Fs- ne CONNIE. p
V4' 'ur -i''A 'n,' O.. i-' az N 'h' -.
"'f'' On " n'h An' N-'f-' s''' vs. ''"' ..'-
us' "''"''y '-''' ''''''" N''e 0ee1
UNIV % 'Hs WV ~ '''O' "a on secs
N-'N NV" cT'''' e' Oh GOT" ~ W.
pl 9fvc''' ss'orN Nv sc ''I''''a loss. g..
"'oe'' We - J.. 'u-7 "'.'e' "'' 'i'N' N''e
'-I '' l'' on ran A'aF s"o''S m ''.
t''4'' '''"As ~. y ''c ''N'' = l'o's %. NV.
ING" ana t'e'enuls 'ne '''pe ~ vac innate
f''' 'n'..feh arc 'A'a 70 L''e Ic'.''S' w '.'
noIs'' loo nf' or'<'nseo .H bAsouf' '''i
shels 10Y s,or1'S ''"D'l % IA ,''. Two N''
'-n' '''' ~ ''y' ooeu No''''''' ~ ''''''i
mostly IN N'- i"N
i''''n hi rAfrn.
4" '''''''o'"' co. 7'-'' e '' 10 ~ ''''H'- .F''
uc turning o-rr'' I'uf,l over '-'' = n'A N'o.
an down 9 f''i'f,' h.'nR 'n' 'n''o ''7e'' ".''
"'' W Fl" '''" ''' - .'''''
e'rrt.a; de,.su,.on INTO Was us .or, ~ -.
OIL F-''ra. stress .''v ard ..IN N.1t. tH,
h'' squares Of ao.1es wee IN ire once. t.
scene was ono b. make &c contest heart l''
M'' women an eaiidtc. wee .e-s'g toa"
'''e 'A Mo Streets Capt Joseph Il Ware o..
''-"l e' "Nc * 10 Che 'eIn't W.T. hs VII.
I've Aa-7 At'7s AVID '7'o s.n'. net v''- ~ -.5
fortune Tie. ~ .,..re.. .,t DO, latin, .... Doe.
'''''' Jaw ~ I ~ '' ''' 90 =
hut' muNrhi-l Go relate found tHe'as.''-s .
r,cr OF Gre I. rtu,ly ic-r...,. -...,,.. t..
VI - . ,..
IVA ''' f''''''' "'.'' .''+'..-. ..
u"r srtIs, cId was crdcLyo.ity save .sr
Cu VIXEN l-.r~I. te- utfe 81 .t. .-. ,..
, "a.
""s''' '"' '"'''" No"S "' "to ''3' % To.
W. d's'h 10 the stree an 4 ih'r t1..s vor
horribly rutil,tst .lat tlev c,pi. o,'v "a, ..,...
60, J., A. ,
''' 'S "' I'r'''N 'iT.'--''aA o. 'IiIe .Ah'f
them Clpt2iu Ware and Ais Two sons cs -L
lut trc other NE d.uspi. p, ave -,t.,.,.
,,...,
u'"'s 'n III NV. Nus lar uoen recovered ~.
Of them have been recognize ne b'on ~ N D.
Ware fannie Aso.b,- -.,o - ,tc b.,,.s g. -.
.
P's,1 10 We 'nA' '' James n..'oA'' zee i'a''
Tic bod. IL . 10y hot tc-oEn.rcI, sud Stat %. p
frep,, lei, tu.,eH, ,A,, ,,-.-,. mr. ....,
nave ner s-'i' e-l lhs' Three tod'' are 2. d Nl'ri
the ruins
'BJ Ma
pIy,5.,.t., p.b Oh. ...t..r-
iN' "'e DO huoNA 20 'A' t'e .A,t i..4t y " -.
. %, 80
-, -. ~. - ,---...-r.I.....
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htTTE-r "a havana says; 81. IS generally
10, even 'H-' lh' sQansH upors In 3. Dom pso
willie ,a-.cA,r FtI Al Montg Christi and 81 D.
n:nto '..'' i9 removal aud suandopmcn, Of the
ls."
;r rc woe taken % the street cn-s in Ph Ia.
dnnh'- 10 oecide ~Lolhcr colorod peorle should
ee ~ 5e' v roe H. them or not, has teen decided
by BE wH' NY a'a.nst Ne uegrots o ly every
md =. - - n devoted y ,bcn-
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thurSdny. Feb. %.
Rrmg Of the Potomac,
-cv-rc ig'ups The riGb Corps Driven
iilcA


"c'-re Ig'unS-Thc filih CORPS hriven
hncA
Il ~ 4f.e'' drmt " &c F1', 2 ~ 6't
:. ~ rr'..'t of ys'.''i,.' B.. en;.-'1e-' a..
Fi H' 'i'' in oar "."'r 600. te- 'nd
cd. .''s 'r' tic ''."' % 'H' t" Anrerot
girls a'." ir'' " wa. 90 a'd " lri with taeif
drivers an1 cons. .-.fn' '"., IT, iet'd on The 'n'-
my 10 b.I.l anal ~ mie' l'c cavalry und'r
'.'' "'''' 'p're ne ~ So '"i''.o '''-t
none ''.' 'A JOS way 70 '''.'. 81" An' ''' ''p-
l.'.' '-' H'7 TX at "a toe -fv'rs say sixteen
,'F' Tor .'' 'e5'' i'ihmcnt'
rom 80 place. S,'H'.nS pr; 90 were 'en' n az
rent are Io4'' 'ae o. ""'h won't 'r the b''o-
i'"A To-" e "uere ID y ''Anl cam "Mcn had
teen % rio' o''f mort tine Previous aud
were he cs' "r'd lew wagons OF u'{ra"' H.
T'oa' n he meantime the r'o"' cavalry station
2 at '.'','.' were ot''rc up TO resi-" Grcss's
1" vance, b" mo forces were lot strong enough
M '..''g .eA''' no r',aai htn' took place.
"''i ore 'Hl.r'6 barrels o. "hs~ey "e'e &C.
''' .'h nc an.',' li' no 'Em. sores were
I'D" u ANY, '-' "1''9 oar y ops a'7 ro'che..
Avn ''l wa ''n2i l's'e' Ap H' pHTdoie
Cont Il rec 'gfe"'n 10 tue people 10 come .or-
ward aA' s. 81 n' TIC supplies ia'7 eonl Io7s big
s'''' 20 SIC ovornm"nL a. o.in men ant horses
"''' ''A- YER! mA'''
ITO 81 IA SIC vs'1 va only two or three
'.-."' DO day & plain hr''~su'r d Gcacril
D.'- ss'h h.. BE-. bt.I' a.".-et D., n.S horse
-" d; '' f"'
''' %. '' S'.'o- Corps -'''''-
"' 10 II i--'.'. " -u Gle l7. ""s ABOUT teyca,y,
l. 900 .'' q" "''' tat ~ th' .'or estinl.od ~
I az 20 '.r.' aH',r
''N 80 uis'A1oi
~ '-l' = = c a' 7'v"re "7r1-eme7t
. % .tr ;A.s '.'c'- Do. he.'n'n The FL C.rps
. '.' 'a' 'n ."y' oi &c "a rev q. r5i' We. %
H't..0. H'1' tae result ". ~a'eh was not favor
''.c g. N.' 'o ir No p Won ouA--r-c' .Hl IT,
j enemy paid ceaTi Zoe ,Ae moan 70 game.
a se'A'tha' a. ont n'''' tie .A.ri 4ivs ~ II
. %, + 81 V'rrs advanced a.ou- too roa4 Loading
/ from 'le p'nc'n road toward The B'yntou plank
/ 70 o. a1d ate o'clock had r'rc'e', and diyen She
''u'.a nom DAB iey - AZ lis' -o'"s two miles r m
, hii'he Il ne Were 'hey hal erce'oi troNsi-
WORK. 'n' re- quickly driven from them Taoy
/ however h'p' rpa running aro q. NJ TOE woods
until about i've o'clock when they made aInos'
"a. or'n'ned stand along The lnt' evo"nAy expect
/ rag 10 're'k 'hr'HSA' "a' = posS bic cut Oh tie
tN'ro -'vs'n' TO .''71e*t columns esmo up tie
. Vaughn road
/ ~ "c 'a"o fms An si.-. 'roat was made,
+ ana at "i trc o!'sion being GA. OF Ammunition,
'a'y co"Weu' e. giving way ard n a hort time
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UNI the rcacns the ala.stwor,s ,,ecfed by the
d .-t dtvsira o,ttc second corps yc7, rra.. There
thoy ve-c rallied aud tle retreat Wa, checked.
TIE rn.rd Division of the sixth Corn, h,d
eros. ed tac Run last Prev .us, .ndaplrt o. them
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,,.,d and a beayv fall for Kelleher,

changed, and heavy fall for Kelleher,
who was loudly cheered by his friends.
Round Ss-Foy got his left IN with
sounding effect on Kelleher's mug, and
after winning the fall, ran to his own cor
ner.
Time was called for round 40. when
,Gribben threw up the sponge for Kelleher
amid terrific shouts from Foy's friends.
The fight lasted one hour and seventeen
minutes, and although Foy won the purse
of 81 900. he found an opponent with as
much sand as ever stood inside the ropes,
but a man not able to cope with the supe-
rior size. experience and endurance that
has made Foy the winner of several hard
fought battles in the prize rlngl
The whole affair passed off quietly, and
without any disturbance.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Business transacted
this morning, before Judge Rising: Requa
ct al VS.. Hamilton ct al-judgment for de-
PENDANTS. Jolibois VS.. Empire Co No. l
for defendants. Esnault VS..
COllns-judgment entered as Of Feb. 25.
D. S. Turner VS.. Cedar Hill Coon affi-
davit that execution heretofore issued was
lost, ordered that another be issued. An
derson vs.. Sierra Nevada Co.-continued.
Coster vs.. Coster-set for 10th inst. Uncle
Sam VS.. Hawkeye- continued. Burke
VS.. Uncle Sam-same order. People VS..
Beals-continued. Brown VS.. Roberts
set for tomorrow. Sissa VS.. Uncle Sam
trial Monday. Samuel VS.. Uncle Sam
set next after the Sissa trial. Fogg VS..
Barnes ct al-passed. Recess until 10
o'clock A. N. tomorrow.
Judge Mesick being i'll, no Court was
held by HIM to-day; tomorrow the trial
of the Chollar vs.. Potosi will be resumed.
LIBERTY HosE.-The foreman has call
ed meeting of all the members this even
ing. The roll of names will be curtailed,
unless some of their owners will see TO it
tonight, Attention