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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-04
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CTATs o. VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT az
." Flooae .out ned At Montpelier In said District. on
Nr,,, a., the 18th day Of Apr1, A b. is6.
Niham hNLn ~, Administrator u the of Jam,s
Sls late OF hsrshnsd, In said District decessed prsssnts
DIS Naturalization foe examination All aliowancs
and makes application
ton Of the estate Of said deceased. P-'N
Whereupon IL ordered sat Court that q, account ~
be referred p session Of said Court 10 be held
the frohate Oce In said Montpelier on The isth dsV n
Nay A. ~ $50 for hearing ADD decision thereon And IL
utnsr That notice hereof BE- given persons in
tereed BY publication u the three weeks suroesv.v
!nlhs NgImont Wat1htaan journal, newspasr ,ty
ishe previous to said time appointed IN bea
tAt y may appear at said time and place show caure
and such decree male " " s""Hsu'
ny The oourt-Attest, MA. CHASE,
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CARLOS CARPENTER, To-.
JOSIAH WOOD. Vomm'rs.
Barre, A prii u, A. q, 1888. nam

- TATE o. VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT as
In Probate Court held Montpelier in aid istria, ~
- the 18th day Of April, A. b. uao6.
Daniel Chandler h administrator on he estate Of D.ni.i
Chandler SEM late of Berlin
bis account for Allowance and
makes application for decree OF distribution and
We sts- Of said deceased Wbsreupon ordered by said
hs SAD account and said application be
session ~ said Court 10 be held Probate Ooe in AID
Montpelier the sth day Of May A. D. iso8 Tor
and dectston thereon further orie red hat no
ee % given 70 AL persons Interested by publication q
we sam three weeks excessively Ia the Vermont Watehman
sna ss' l99rna newspsPer published at Montpelier pre-
.me appointed Tor hearing that they may appear
why said account should allowed and such decree se
o.bg inc Oonrt'-Attest N. A. CHASE,
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ENGLIsH GIN.

Dunsters old London Clio England hut lie dis
titled Holland expressly for the Messrs Dunstsr, pecu-
liar sold In this country only bottles BY druggists
and gfocers everywhere. o.
CAsr HiaHrs-Dodd's Nerviue. has been
versed for time columns said to be complete
specific against resessnsss aud inability sleep. this
people Who can't sleep soundy better give trial For
by druggists generally. o5os
IN THE H PITAL.
Q. A. Richards Rye driving all the
worthless whiskeys from hospitals It has All The
Bourbon whiskey wthoat bad qualities that removed
by ~ peculiar method u dslAton Sold BY c. RICH
ARDS % Washington Street, Boston, and by and drug
gsts all the country.
TO FARMERS.
The Celebrated PouDkErrG OF tha Lodi Manufacturing Co.,
the CHEAPEST and BEST rtIer Of the Ags keptor sale
by AEssKs. FKEHoH CHArTEt, Agents,
COLA Barre, W.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, RANDOLPH DISTRICT ss
10 Probate Court, hed Brookhsd in said District on
~ the lIth day Of April, A. d. 1855
behalee smith, OF the
Sonn smith a.s o. Randolph, 10 said District
ance and makes application decree on dstrbuon and
partition the estate ofssd i ordered
ny said Court that ssd said refer
red to session q said Court 20 be held
house IN said Randolph the gath day May A. D. Ie6
i2r hearing and decision thereon And IL further ordered
a hoo hereof be gwen to all persons Interested by pub
ncAton u the same three weeks SUCCESSFULLY Yer
mont Watchman and State Journal, newspsper published
Montpelier, previous to said time appointed for hearing
mat thsy may appear at said time place, sho
cause, any they have account uld not Ia
allowed aud such decree made. 49, -
o5.07 " Iadss
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tBv telegraph 10 Heitons Jouraai)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
Ar CAhBRID AHDB HToN
For the week ending Wednesday, May ., 1895.

DOoiON VA LIE MANN ri,
AT oAnBRGDGE AsDB RIgHToN
For the week ending Wednesday, May o. 1895.
ASogss9s sroos A. sASEhI r.,a. c.,...
81 5:s i; ~ ago. IL Il; Il; 81 g y e
PRICES
BIrE C1frtnEItra fat and heavy premium ken. SIS rs
eA00 let quality sllgsa s90l 2nd quality silQ si5Ooi
tsow and dressed beet FEW choicest single pairs SldOO
5000. Bulls, &c, SO ooa SLIGO
value :. SsSt Asssy sssS gr oJs according TO hsr
NowsS Calves lair quality $50 S1O extra good $50 $40
h o. slhout calves, may asreed fAow and ordinary
Yss,ass coo 500, tWOyearod' 500 500 three
Sheep and iamb, 7o-0a 90 per ID.
on live weight S00Oa 5000 per head.
sh1es hoesaeli 2ai2 La eia4 6o per h. dressed
syIng Pgs, whoe.se, % oosi retail 90 ooc per h.
hssl Calves 20 so per head. "
Cali skins, 10 = Tic per ID.
LalloW-1 perib.
Pelta, with wool Loo ss0 each Country lots, IS lbO
kHNAAEsThe cool weather o. the past week 4 probably
among The which have give the butchers
pockets feel rich and liberal The so cattle and
1900 sheep the northern roads, found rushing MARKET
and by O'Clock yesterday morning the yards mostly
eeareda CAmbdge and the lanes nearly deserted Besides
we're also sold At Cambridge There In all 100
from Albany At Brighton, 30 cattle from Maine and
element here, but the sold quietly and By o'clock
aernoon most Of thg cattle we're disposed o. Cat
last week especially extra Mr. frankand sold 100
head q Canada stock At u ets ~ about third
90 bulls stan FED at from 20 cts 80 skr - n Cts
Third skt Weston Wales sold lots ~ isit cts 30 skr.
The Albany sheep cost there 614 cts for extra ssared
wool, r. NoFthern sheep, mostly from bi2 ~ for
veolsd ones from et, aeeordlng q quality We
fell lsst-ci0sing about a. they dd two weeks since
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WON'T USE ANY OTHER.
OACCIOLA's HAIR LIFE
Births.

10 Hydepark. April nj son to Ohas G. aud Celia Morse
In Worthwhile April 18TH son 10 Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Dan
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CTArE OF VERMONT WASHINGTON DISTRICT al
In frobate Court, held Montpelier within and for ssd

- 81, district, on the lth day o. April A. d. 1855
AZ guardian % Louisa T. loomis, an insane
district deceased makes Application Court for ic-nse
70 sell he following described said ward TO
wis All her rght OF dover in the
situated Berlin 10 said districts representing that the sale
hertO or the purpose OF paying the
nance or OF putting the proceeds Of such Interest," or
Al 10 said ward. ~ - .N'
NheIeupon II ordered by said Court said application
pc referred 70 session thereof 70 be held Probate ce
10 said hontpeher the 9Th day MAY, A o. Iso6 lar
eAnK AND decision thereon and Il further ordered
" interested be notded hereof by publication
o. notice o. Hed application and order three
neoessyely 10 ne Vermont Waterman State Journal,
printed a. montpelier before said time Of hearing they
Iect thereto. - wv 'S' wv
By The Court. Attest, NJ A. CHASE,
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PHYSICIANS

have long since given up the use Of buchu, cubeba
and Juniper in the treatment Of these diseases and
only use them for the want Of better remedy.
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carriages.
Deaths.

In Barton, April 10th, Mr. Cyre sturtsvsni, aged 81
In Greensburo April 2d, James Frederick B.
and A. l.. Burpee, sged - months.
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WHAT CAN BEAT ITr

Over thousand have been sold in year Of
Golden sheAf Bourbon whiskey Is nrst rate. Try it,
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leqaI A0ftcrs.

ID OHIO W, GREENS EsrATE.-The sob..r,n.r. 49,
IN ns leen appointed by the Honorable Probate couy,
nf tn district Of " ashingt0n - rcsi-e
ssi, d adjust AZ claims and demands fan persons.
e estate 81 Romeo ". Green, late Of Wsitsaeld ~
deceased represented nsolvsn and the term ~
80 g ION tne 81 day q April 1895 being allowed br
prove he respective claims before us dive NOTICE
stenh 70 the dulles Of our appolntrnt Al e
~ ~ ~ LaurA " ereen, 10 Waitsneid Ia sad Distrct
on each N I @ Vo'oOet next A. 10 oeioot
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COpXTt7aers]SSD Notice

THE undersigned have this day formed copart-
Il neIship under the name OF o'BRION, PIERCE
d co, for the purpose of doing wholesale Flour and
Grain Business, as SUCCESSORS Of L. 81 E. A. O'BHI-
tention TO business and fair dealing to merit and
ceiye fair share Of patronage.
LEWIS OBRION,
EDWIN A. O'BR1ON,
Septfd3m MARSHALL PIERCE. /
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Franklin Family School,
FOR BOYS,

TOFSHAM, MAINE.
THE Fall Session will commence September 10TH
and continue nineteen weeks.
A. good "Home School, full instruction given for
business or College
For Catalogue &C., please address the princi-
pal. WARREN JOHNSON, A. M
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MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
Z. C. WELCOME G CO.,

Sold by Medicine dealers generally. Price 80 cts.
per bottle. A liberal discount to tile trade If NAV
als1 be had at H. II. Hay or at IF. Phillips & Co.
of Portland at wholesale, iv30cod
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HAVE CUNFTDENCE.
All who have committed an excess of any kind,
whether 1t be tile solitary vice of YOUTH or the sling
ing reDuke OF misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK FOR IN ANTTDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Jassitude and Nervous
Prostitution tkat may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that is sure to fol-
low; do not wait for Unsghtly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs for Loss Of Beauty
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DIR. w. N. DEFINING.
Medical Electrician

at hiADDhE olNEEI, ~.
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel
WHERE he would respectfully announce to
permanently located in this city. During the tbree
years we have been In this CITY, we have clred some
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain and curino
patients in SO short time that the Question is oen
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
we will say that all that do not STAY cured wa ~
doctor the second time without charge
DIR. d. has been practical Electrician for TWENTY
one years, and Is also regular graduated physical
the form OF nervous or sick headache; neurao1a ,T
the head, neck, or extremities; Consumption Wler
in the acute stages or where the lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrof1la hin
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs.
merng or hestancy Of speech, dyspepsia iniaea
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles-we cnre
every case that can be presented; asthma broncbi-
tbs, structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. ~ -
By Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the law
leap with joy and move with the agility and elastic
ity Of YOUTH the heated brain is cooled; the FROST
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the palsied form to move upright; the blemishes Of
youth are oblterated; the ACCIDENTS ofmature lie
prevented the caamiles OF old age obviated and an
active circulation maintained. 80
LADIES
Who have cold hanGs and feet; weak stomachs lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizz:-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation of the bowels; pain in the side and back;
leucorrhea for whites); falling fthe womb with in.
If ~ na R S a an 5ea
of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
menstruation and all OF those long lire OF troubles
with young ladies, Electricity is certain specific,
and WILL in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vigor of health.
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by EIEc.
rRICTTY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for family use with thorough Instructions
DR.. d. can accommodate few patients with board
end treatment at his house.
Office hours from o'clock A. N. to 70 NJ :; from
to P. NJ, and to in the evening.
Consultation free. nov1ti
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Forest City Laundry
For Sale-$eO.OOO to $40. 600

worth oi excellent Vessels; the Coed viii of a per
manent prosperous Cash Freighting Business; also,
valuable Residence and Farm (6s acres).
CrOssman Bros,
Huntington, Long Island, NY.
Crossman Bros. a. Co.,
Woodbridge, New Jersey.
Aug Sim
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HE is NOT DEAD
d o Lin & CT l. X E "
HI At the old stand OF E. Dana, Jr

.APOTHECARIES,
Deering Block, Corner OF Congress and PleLle Sts,
PORTLAND, ME.
Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Chemicals, Fluid Ex-
tracts, Toilet Articles Perfumery. and Fancy Goods
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared, either
by day or night.
Mr.. Charles b. Greenleaf, who has been at this
stand Tor number of years, will remain as prescrp
ton clerk. JUL tt
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Lumber !! Lumber {!

Lumber Lumber !
200 M seasoned shipping boards and plank.
100 % 50 planning 6.
100 Zinc Outs
100 " Is Hemlock
100 " g Extra Shaved Shingles,
200 g extra Sawed Pine
400 q s IS 60 Cedar {.
800 .' GO No. g
200 &c &c I" SPRUCE I"
800 !" Extra Spruce Laths,
90 " Pine and Spruce Clapboards dressed and rough,
10 =" - Pickets.
An assortment of Spruce dimension OH hand, and
sawed to order. aI
Doors and Blinds un hand and made to order.
Sashes glazed and unglazed. For Sale by
RUFUS DEERING,
Head Hobson Wharf, Commercial Street,
Portland Aug. 16tli 1sGG. aug1s-3m
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ID = . olution

W7E beg leave to inform friends and the trade,
w that we have formed 4 copartnership under
the style of
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NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
The steamship New York, from Bremen via
Southampton 18th inst, has arrived.
The steamship City of Washington, from
New York, arrived off Crookhaven on the
18th inst. te9a- '2a
The ship Christiana, from London for New
York, was wrecked Dec. 30th, about midway
of the Atlantic The officers, crew and pas
sengers were all saved by the Varuna from
Calcutta. r. rr4. +1.s i....t
The Parliamentary sessions commence Feb
ruary LIST. -., n H.,
The new Reform bill only will be laid before
the Cabinet on the 10th, and then only in the
shape of project. -;.,.- - g.. --.-
Earl Russell and Gladstone are its authors.
1t will not be introduced early in the session.
Prince Christian and Princess Helena will
not be married until July.
The cattle plague continues its ravages.
There were no new arrests or seizures of
Fenians. JftG1 fE
slfgg 81 FRANCE. ,s ei.t
The London Star says the Emperor Napo-
leon positively intimated to the Washington
Cabinet his wi lngness to withdraw his troops
from Mexico at any moment, on condition that
the U. S. Government will recognize Maximil-
ian as Emperor of Mexico. 31ii iaaol
NON -.lisrrar SPAIN. 5Hlfe aejsHe
The Moniteur says no further doubts are en-
tertained in Madrid, that Gen. Prim win be
compelled to surrender or enter Portugal with
In three days. He is in Gaudaloupe noun
tains, and is stated to have deceived his SOL
diers by representing that Espartero directed
the revolt. iE =" .E4
Marshal O'Donnell ordered the pursuit but
not PRINTS capture. 1858 --u'(
Madrid is quiet. The moderate party hoped
Gen. Concha would form a new Cabinet.
The Italian Ministry intend reducing the
expenditure Budget, by one hundred millions
Hvres. $500.
The Marquis d. Azeglio is dead.
The Prussian Chambers were opened by
Herr Brismark on the 18th.
Finances and Foreign relations were de-
clared in an unsatisfactory condition.
A definite decision in regard to the future
Of Schleswig Holstein had been reserved by
the Gastein Convention for future negotia-
tons. 'a's4 79'97 lia ti.s
LATEsT.-It is officially announced that the
Spanish insurgents under Prim were precipi-
lately retreating towards Portugal.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

JANUARY TERM-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY-In the case of Albert Steph-
enson and al, VS.. Piscataquis Fire G. Marine
Insurance Co., the jury returned verdict for
plaintiff, damages $7S050. Defendants coun-
sci filed exceptions and moved for new trial.
Evans & Putnam. j. & E. M. Rand.
No. 199-George Warehouse vs.. Cumber-
land Brick Manufacturing Company and ais.
Assumpsit against the Brick Manufacturing
Co. and John Dow, Elisha Trowbridge, Alvah
Libby, William Parker, and George Worcester,
Directors, to recover the amount of note for
$500, and interest theron; said note being
given by the Brick Manufacturing Company
dated July 18th, 1857, payable to the order of
John Dow in one year from date, with inter-
est, and endorsed by said Dow. The Com
pany and Dow were defaulted. The other
Directors resist on the ground of payment
The evidence was all put in and Mr.. Butler
made the argument for the defense, and Judge
Fox for plaintiff. The case will be given to
the jury at the opening of court, Thursday
morning. is
E. & F. Fox. M. M Butler.
The next case in order for trial is that of the,
contested will of the late Capt. William Cola
gan. ..5..l ..' ~
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From Washington.

,nlAeaea a'ea WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. go
Notice has been given by the Secretary OF
the Treasury, that the Treasurer of the Unit
ed States, Assistant Treasurers at New York;
Philadelphia and Boston, and designated de-
positories at Baltimore and Cincinnati, have
been instructed to discontinue, on and after
the LIST OF February next ensuing, receiving,
deposits for the temporary loan at per cent.
interest. They have been instructed to re-
ceive such deposits in lawful money on and az
ter that date at 5 per cent interest, payable on
ten days notice after thirty days from date of
deposit. 81 81 .ALllLIJQ u Klk
Several cases involving the right of States to
tax shareholders of National Banks, are on ar
gument in the Supreme Court. They arise on
writs of error to the Court of Appeals of New
York, one by the Second National Bank of
Utica, and two Albany banks. Mr.. Evarts, of
New York, Mr.. Reynolds and Mr.. Tremain, Of
Albany, and Mr.. Sedgwicx, of Syracuse, ap-
pear for the banks, and Mr.. Parker, of Albany,
and Mr.. Remain, of Utica, defend the right Of
a State to impose tax. The argument
against the tax was opened by Mr.. Reynolds.
The question involved is very important
one, and the case excites much interest among
persons interested. r) 90
Hon. James Harlan publishes a card cor
recting the report of portion of his remarks
last Friday evening, as published. He con-
Guided, he says, by expressing confidence in
the wisdom and virtue of the President, for
whom he was not authorized to speak, and
who had been able in the past and would be
able in future to disclose his own views. e' Z,
Postmaster Gen. Dennison, yesterday d.
rected upwards of 100 post offices to be re-
opened in the Southern states. %
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VariOsss Items.

8 "-t f-.4s ye5- NORWICH, Conn. 81.
The remains of nine soldiers who went from
this town, and who died at Andersonville Ca,
having been recovered and recently brought
here, will be buried tomorrow in the Yantic
cemetery in this city. Appropriate public SER
vices will be held, in which all the clergy of
this city will take part 81 7-cIe 81
The military companies of this city and
New London, also the members of the late
18th regiment, Conn. volunteers, who resided
in this vicinity, will form part Of the process
sion. " u as 9-tE tre a d.,
mn .tA CINCINNATI, Jan. so.
The New Albany Ledger says the steamer
Dictator has arrvd. from wreck of the Missouri
this morning bringing survivors numbering
thirty. The total number lost was sixty.
Among them was the Captains wife. The
captain and pilot were badly injured. Z bsn
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 81.
The Republican Banner, conservative paper,
published here, has been sued Tor $4,000 dol
lars for an article, said to be hbellous, relating
10 concert saloons, several of which. are in OPP
Grafton here. The suit is brought by Shreve
d Summons, proprietors of the Academy of
Music, formerly New Theatre. The decision
is looked for with much interest by the public
New YORK, Jan. 81.
The U. S. Commissioner has rendered a de-
cision, holding Martin the alleged rebel no.
tel burner for trial.
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Five Hundred Dollars |!

in Premiums, offered to NEW ENGLAND FARM
ERS for the best experiments with my
sUPER-PHOsPHATE OF LIME.
And Bradley's Patent Tobacco Fertilizer in growing
on notices. than one acre Of land each. - =
Super fhosph tie Of Lime, ~ "''- $50
the t ssSSnd Dsst o. &C. Corn S So
For the best experiment on Potatoes. w. 10
s ssiSnd best a experiment o. Potatoes. g
For the best experiment on Turnips, 90
For the Ssst experiment. on Oats, 0T 50 50
Fort the Sestoxperiment on Grass, either Pasture
: ;sss ss; t. experiment e9 &C. Grass do. &
For the best experiment on Tobacco with Rrad- ~
ley's Patent Tobacco Fertilizer, 60
second best experiment ON Tobacco, do. 40
Reports to be sent IN before the 1st day OF De-
cember, 1866, to William L. Bradley, Boston. con-
tanning description OF soil, mode ofcutvaton. GUAM
tty OF phate OF Lime used, Of whom pur-
nure; every report to be certified to by some citizen
Of integrity IN the town where made these reports
when In, Will be referred to o Committee of three
shall be to award said premiums after examining the
reports; the premiums to be paid on the LIST day Of
To avoid any possible chemical error in the MANN
focture Of my Fertilizers, have made
with the highest chemical talent to aid me in this
phate Tobacco Fertilizer will be allowed to % to
market until it has been sampled and passed inspec-
ton by actual anysis. &. kSNF-- -
gThe aboye,named Fertilizers can be purchas-
cd from reliable dealers throughout New England.
Pamphlets containing testimonials and directions
for using Super Phosphate Of Lime can be had free
OF charge, by addressing the manufacturer or deal
be- :e nsS rae to ay Of IGf VIII
WIN. L. BRADLEY, l..
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T,oo Great Steamboat Disasters.

.l- T-r. CINCINNATI. Jan. 81.
The steamer Miami, which exploded on the
Arkansas river, had about $50 passengers,
among whom were nine men of Co. B, of the
18th U. S. Cavalry. .gE-ssp 5siai5f ,s5ar 81,
The accident occurred at Z o'clock in the
evening, just after supper, and while the pas
sengers were assembled in conversation around
the stoves in the hall. The explosion was of
such force as to rend the cabin floor asunder
and let every person down in the front part of
the cabin. Great numbers lost their lives by
jumping overheard. The total loss OF life is
supposed to be nearly $50. Thirty of the sol
diers were LOST rr
The steamer Missouri, which exploded in
the Ohio river, had l20 persons on board, 20
OF whom were passengers. The latest infor-
nation from Evansville places the loss of life
at about 100. The Missouri was one Of the
largest boats on the river, and valued at $780,
600, --q--..-.- Cd. =.