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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

n RiGiAAL NOTICE TO 6 siilir e. Luciuda Bill
~ hnxs, Anps Wslker. ii Buckingham WIN
kdkb sr Co. Das.il Rogers CO L4sas sanders
Co, VIZ Rnddiek II u VOID <arj, RAeha-l lynch " Y
Lynch, william Ebvsrd- b Urich, 4 BHrrow- frec.
Htrtx &c, w Reed. w c Bcpans CannAble d srny is
nigh, Wesley nj ht Jno fsnka Jn9 Nerure
a Whitney, executor. 4c, Al Hsne, Hugh Kennedy b
'ast-~d end y, Sarah, aai HA0gh-rty Glars RUG
dscf, E'fxa sudcirk. .reHtriy, Kate kitse. Moor
Amy kudsieh, hsey Rnadek. May Raadiek, villa
RHfdsck and Ies-ie Ruddtek defendants
You and esch OF ynu hereby nctihed that theref
dIs IN the Clerks Office Of the D,.trct court>
Ire Coanty, 10 <& At keoauk. petition in egaitp ,.
John rtraD ARsinst ypn, ell lining axairss
ysh billicgs upon Your three tressprv note- CIV
&C =, said pisuta tue Of F,fty huadfe O.
ami Txt Ave DoiIarS 81 D. and -r cent inter
est and against all sa'5 df-udarts Trs,irg er- tb
for et,surc Of certain mortgage rnsis b. cal BIZ
lnss to pisuc, dated 18th JuB, 1855 upon the u
section tu+nfy 20 ard The u IT 4 E Il section
ST t5 Tcwn-h'P sxtssx 66l Rang Ave s5l; Also th
u OF the 4 sectlon twelve (iz7, and the X Of
Il stetifn tpo ~ Township sixty six {6Sl Range 81
closure II certain tBiemnifinr mortgage mate &
said Bilings 10 H B-iding upon part. of Lets
and S, In Block thirteen tl5 Eeokuk &c County Iowa
knosa a. the Ataenrun PROPERTY, also given -
the payment Of The atgax- frst above d-ecribe
the notes thersn named ard said petition prsys
ertingnshent ~ the eqety Of redemption nd m
sral re ief And the sa,d stidns hereby notified
that nionctlea hss bee allow IN said suit
ing hin FROM satisfying eanceiling s4id latter
n Ke made to him.
And yon must zach srpesr and said petition by
70 te held At keukuk. the second Monday If Sep
temhrr, 1885, OF Judgment prayed FIR will be hRd
theresa. II. foTT HOW'LL,
jy2 Plaintiff. ATTORNEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

2x'dEnna0 W011D31ks ~ l.SsSsa1s.is
sssaSs AsSat = - 1Ms1S; l1vrsvsl
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lie pssoineaB Asal1n 60 A11m uslssai Ass-
saza,oa q fUsav1EusG = 1ktdsss MSy In, isss;
contains - splrits efs.y hn1, - tAasess
nj E(Sa3sssine = ~ hesA
rsh psssafsa Il rsris fioa IN 0Hs1y. esl aAniss
10 lie eo.pedtso. only rsna AlsnAsss aaa 1Rsasual
ssh.asnss6 1r1AstDa - \ . As1sssas ssbssiess. sus
the vsrse~ rcain Aaving q aissAotie body.
pA-Nu1cA1 r1Ax1A fars Wine Of most dsligAs
ful aavos. Il y tAs pvns susn Of MOST Daszpagu
saAss. y ssrDns y saesIlsses Ant aaks xuI u
sns couSvAt. Ussd = Darses fbr sacraasatai purpo
~. Church people are invited to enquire into It.
Sold BY a fsspectAbss Dfasu1sas nd 6xalArs. ~
HuLLER. WINCH BuLLlR. Chicago,
A~>~&s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

II KGAL HOTICE-To Wm. v. Turner aud Harriet
u. Turner Won are hereby ncth-d that there is
Bow ale in the Office of the Clerk Of District Caui
q Lee County lows, a. Keekub petition pf Julia
Van Nere -e~ufrix Of the estate Of Van k.s-
ceased claiming OF you the said Vim y Turner u T.
ment for the sum af Nineteen Hundred Dollars mot
ey due on two prpmmi sorry nctHs. ard ci.ming
against both of you the foreclosure Of mortgage mp
Lot 9. Block Isl, City OF E-ekuk, Lee County towa
notAs
Unl@ss yea Afpe@r thereto sd 5era h@xere ~osn Of
the seeoad dsy ef the of said District Oout
to be commenced the second Mondav in septeu Der
1866 Judgment and decree will be RENDERED against you
BY default. RANFIN M1CRSpY.
Rev stamp, SO cts Att'ys for Plaiu.ih.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

nRIdfSAL xoFIf E.-To Benjamin ?. Games defenr
~ dsnt. Ton are hereby notified that there Il
on hle In the Clerks Office oftke District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, Al ReoSuk, petition Of Hiram Bafnty,
claiming Judgment against you Benjsnisn Gamer.
fr the sum Of es1 Hundred Dollars upon mortgage
made to Charles M.sca, upon ths following tescrihea
pE-fnies, To- ~it Lot four NJ, Block brndrti snd
foart lf4l. Masons Loser Addition the City Of
Rekek, in bee County, fosA, and against you all
praying fr the foreclosure Of said the sac Of
said freed or all intere said defendants
same, tn pay on said dbs. the extngrshnent OF all
equity Of rsdemptsop. and for general relief.
Now you must sppe-r and said tttion By
OF the ond day G. the next OF said court 70 be
held on fe seoond Monday Of September 1861 judg-
nent will be had therein, PRAYED tor by default.
u. sc TT HOWELL,
so eta siamp] Attorney for Pisintia
tyT-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

.EGAL NOTICE. TO A. L. Deming and
- C1rKtorn, trustees for thsuase wee and Y n
hTrison, James II Holsey. X Ford and p W Ford u
y Harrison. james II iieiseY, Ford b " Fora euy
Weli' Noah GIe~i-y, David Gum o Davis sidney
Aoess ca eiins kovt. Eth" 0ubp Y II lord sen L
knmons, Potter Lnm PiuEe, Parmea-e 4 stsrrett
Myen knise'y, n Alexander, P Lomsx. Michael
BuAhey James Hanna. Graves Hosmer MARY stes
r. Carts executor Of the estate 81 ofM White
Johnston, executor OF the est.te OF q Torrepce
deeessed Esstmsn, Bs I u Old Danninion Albert
Webb. Jesse hsifby Huiskamp, Abn%r Reeves Henry
Sls Hiram karuey, fsat-na1 Robinson d Co Rsgar
Thompson Ihonss bars Charlotte EEbii vac VIM Gil.
ks, etoddsrd, Vim AR L Rudtiek Thomas Psgett
Stevenson, 3 MsJburg Bro, Ficb lin 4 Lucas W
Miller, j Neyens, Howell. phinner Peter
Richer, soehis cienaeLnins. J X HorLi,ht
Ton xnd each Of yeu hereby notified that there Ia
nsS on Al~ il the oce OF the Clerk Dsrct Court
q county. Iowa. NJ Fort Msassoe petition OF wm
Denn. claiming Of you, the reid D-ning and W
ceghsrn, trustee Ac the Of nine q ou-and and
nine doar ard ten per cent. per from
October 1ts, less, money due mortgage
aud also praying Against all Of o. the sare n
aid mortgage and the sale Of the toDsfpg inortraxe
property fos the psymsst Of lad d bt towit Ninety
on the sa< Of the porthw quarter elton
thirty four (oa). In towpship sixty I've a range
ave 10 vet and the undivided onehsf ofths renain-
county, Iowa
Cnless you appear thereto and defsnd before noon Of
the SECOND day u the Of said District Court TO
eomm%oee tbs third Mendry December 1863 juog-
meat az 9esree sl Be rendsftd sgsn-t you thtrecn
by default. RANKIN 4 McCRARY
~ 10. stamp so-l AuTt fsr piairtlH
jyz6-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
Fever and Ague Extfnguished.

Martyrs 70 Iatermittsnt Fever. vpsd Mn ysu he
sssponsibty for your susrnss rssts upon yourselves
Just = surely you shake today o. WI shake tonos.
row. HosrErrEEs onLEBRArRD STOMACH BIT.
TKRs will sxnnguish the asssss under which you h.
Dor. Had you taken this genial tonic - preventive
you Would have need oft = cure for IL rspdsr,
the systeA fnpsrvious to ali niasrnatic ssvsn Bu,
since you neglected the prscautos rid yourselves With
out delay II the complaint By rssortss 10 ths o.y rs
able remedy. Break the cAills With HusfnrTKRs
BTrTERs, and they will return no more. This IL tn.
sxper4snes Of thosapds and Il win ~ yours Quinn,
IL SLOW Of relief 1t IL naassous to the last u
grss 1t 10 mere dangerous than the nal.Ay itssif
many II utterly fas- How dfsrsnt 10 the eject
orthe Brrfns fAsr curative action 10 rapid they ar.
Agreeable 70 the paiass they only harmless but
tend inevitably TO strengthen the constitution and pro
Long HI; tAey haze Jaaed, snd Il IL eonAdsuty
sumsd that they fad In any Of Fever and
Ague howSver invssssate IN it, chasctsr TO be With
out HOsrErrHEs BITrKRs IL any region infested
with Intermittent or Rsmtent Yev~ anply 10 reject
safety and court disease. ang2l-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
A CROWN OF GLORY.
Every MAN, woesn and Child who has used
STERLNUS AMBROSIA
willing 70 rseo1mssdt Thrss pears Of rapidly b.
ersasins sale have made the Ambrrsa famous all owe.
the world.

the world
1T II WARRANTED TO PLEAsE.-
eurss Itching Of the Head.
II makss Nev Hair grow ON Bald HssAs
1tprsvents the Hair from Falling Out
Itrenders the HAIR soft and Glossy.
Cleanse the Scalp; Cools the Heated Brow; RENE,
Dsndrun; Cures Nervous Headache; Cures ea,dus
Insurss Luxuriant Locks; Incines Hal to Curl: sup
ssdss wigs; Kills Hair RAsen- Good eject apparent
once
TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
The Anbrosis Will suit you to r. Elegantly put up
psiieatsy Psrfumed Pstronsed BY Opera sipg.ss and
Artressss Bold In splendid boxes or cartops contsI
Ing two isrss eestiss-No. 2 for noruins. No 1 for
svsning.
1H1R1 - NO nIsrAxn ADour r.
srERLlNGs AMBRosIA 10 the lest, most asrs.sb,.
ca,ton. -
Sold By Druggists.
bteflisgs Anbrssia aBsfAs1uviDg-sCsnpss
al6 Fulton Street, Nsw Ysrk.
cctli-dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

.EGAL NOTICE.-To F. r. House: Sir.
You ars hereby notified tat there 10 now op file In
the Cfsff Of the ii trct Court Of Lie eoun.
~ fsset = ksUAsh. THE petition ~ John Rogers
ciA9tng d yoa ~ ss pf tVr Aasdssd Dollar. With
Accrains interest the ssus D<crmbar 72d 1885,
- mcney Jnssy daA MIN rom son On prornis.ory Dose
made BY TO orcer II H~sry HoTers snd BY him -
signed to plaintiff asd petition ai-o alleges that 700
are non-srsstsat Of the State Of Iosa and asys An
atfsehmsnt eainst your property
nov snlsss yon appcsr ard assvey thereto Be.
nfe nopn q TIE secd day u the September term
IN. SOD Court 10 he begun .bd den the ,ecopd
honiAy os September next Judgment viii be rendered
ag.snss yoa by Default prsJsd In Piantfs p-tt
lion IpHN ppIrrs
tHFs tramp ~ cts-eaneeliedl ATTY tor Pisin til.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
tnRIGINAL NoTICE-To Jons,h.n

4 ~ Nal NOTICE.--To jonathan
- shirks esfenda1t Yen are hereby po,,ned th.,
there Is nov on Ale tn the Clerks once q ,hs irtr,ct
Coa-t OF Les Coanty, Iowa At keokuk petition OF H.
ram Barney essaniag Judgment against you for the
sun 81 fouf Hundred Dollar. With per cent inter-
ct upon your mortgages made TO Chsri4s Mason eth
OF eepsenbsr 1850, upon tie following ae-rrib- pr.m
ses to-sit; Thrk- ". N ri the N. ". n Of section
twenty, 10 'oTnship sIty-si1, north rans. six
weS IN lie CDrey lows, and as agsirs you praying
tpes freed a all interests Of said d@fsnda IL in zane
70 pay on Al said debt the extir gshrasnt Of all eautv
OF redemption and fer sent mi relsef.
NOW yeu must Appear and answer said petition BY
noon q re ."sosd day q the term o. said Court
% be nea on the second Monday OF Septe, 1855 or
lsdgu~rt vii be ssd therein as PRAYED fr by def.nt
ieo - stamp-cauc.edI H. sc0rT HOWELL,
fy fnrp lwt.t ~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05
TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1866.
Recognition.

The resolution of Mr.. CLARK, of Ohio, offered
yesterday in the House. granting to the Fenians
the rights Of beligerents, savors rather of the
poorer Jokes Of Bowery comedy than the
public action Of Representative. We do not
know whether AIr. CLARK is accustomed TO read
the papers, but if he was he certainly must
have become aware that the fasco in Canada
had already failed that even the semblance of
resistance was over, and the gallant invaders
were flying like herd of frightened cattle TO
escape from their pursuers. 1t was at such
moment that motion 10 recognize as bellige-
rents was made. 1t is more than probable that
the mover, having drafted his resolution on
Sunday, was DESTROYS of not losing an oppor-
tunity to have it placed on the journal. Recog-
nize! Recognize what? Recognize whom There
was nobody to be bellgerents except set of
societies without local habitation in New York
city, and few brothers in neighboring States.
We would have liked nothing better than to
have had the Fenians succeed. Had they cap.
a victory, and effected what was lodgment on
British soil then their recognition would have
been simply q retallatory action on Eng
land--she accorded to the Confederates the
character of belligerents before they could raise
TO declare the American Republic dead, and
held a saturnala over its ashes Her provinces
sympathized with the enemies OF the nation,
and aided them by every means. For such we
have no sympathy. We would like to see the
Government adopt the identical proclamation
and bill sent forth by Great Britain five years
ago. Put Fenian for Coneders te, and let it go
forth to the world Uerbdtim ct Merdttnl. 1t
would be simple action OF reciprocity. The
curse would be sent home to roost
Ii the Fenians had succeeded then would we
have favored recognition. But through mis-.
management, ignorance, stupidity, dissension,
and intolerance, they have only made them
selves the laughngs' ocks and objects TOR ma
tional jeers. And now when they have failed, for
member of Congress to issue such bill, is an
absurdity. We do not love Canada or England,
but we love our self:respect, and we feel it
en- angered by the suggestion of such non
sense as was calmly favored By the Ohio repre-
sentative.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05

SOUND CoNCLUsIoN.- Ruth, the Moral
Instructor at the Eastern Penitentiary, furnishes
some valuable statistics of the parentage, habits,
ETC. of the criminals cor fined in that institution.
From these data he draws the conclusion that
the principal causes of crime are defective early
moral trainihG, bad company, and habits of in
temperance" or the five hundred ard eighty
five persons confined in the Penitentiary last
year, tour hundred and eightynine were addicted,
more or less, to the use OF Intoxicating drinks.
The statistics of pauperism point to the same
great producing causes. Pauperism and crime
60 to make up the burden OF our local taxes.
They are the twin children of intemperance.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05

THE SOLDIERS CoNvENTIoN.-Th Soldiers
Convention assembled this morning, in the Aca-
deny of Music, at Pittsburg. 1t is composed
of delegates elected by the honorably discharged
soldiers in all of the counties of the State; and
its object is simply to take counsel together
in regard to the state of the country and the
proper policy for them, as loyal men, to pursue
in the future. As the delegates are chosen in
open ballot at a regular convention by all tie
soldiers in each county, we can consider the
opinion expressed by them as the utterances Of
the great body of our defender6. We do not know
what tone may be adopted by that body; but
whatever it may be, 1t cannot be denied that
its voice is the voice of those whom both parties
claim to be in their favor. The attendance, we
understand is very large and its utterances will
be looked lor with interest.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05

SANITARY AFFAIRS IN New YORK HARBoR.-
The cholera cases on board the infected ships in
New York harbor are increasing in numbers aud
virulence. The hospital arrangements are ex
ceedingly defective, and, considering the fact
that for the last six months the cholera has been
an expected vsitant, reflect anything but credit
upon the municipal and State authorities. To
complicate existing troubles, a vessel with two
cases OF yellow fever on board has arrived.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05

EXCESSIVE IMPoRTATIoNs,-The amount Of
British goods, exclusive of teas, silks, ETC.,
merely passing through or re-expOrted from
England, sent to the United States during the
quarter ending March 81, figured up the enor-
nous sum of $S6OOO,OOO. This is against
Sl4, 900, 600 during the corresponding months
last year. No wonder gold is going out of the
country, when foreign goods, in such over
whelming quantities, are comm in. .-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05

WE WOULD call the attention of the Board of
Health to the filthy condition of the alley in
Seventh street, above Walnut. Unless looked
to it will invite pestilence.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05

DOES THE POOL from the stables at Twenty-frst
and Chestnut streets, which flows into the street,
conduce to the health of the community
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05

If THE CHOLERA comes, the sewer at NIue-
teenth and Cherry streets will prove beacon to
guide its steps to that locality. Where are the
twenty.siX inspectors?
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05

Money can be sent at my risk bv Draft Post on ce
Order or Registered Letter. Always send your full
name, State County and Post Office.
ORDER TICKETS EARLY.
AT thus time June | not over Fifteen Thousand
Tickets remain unsOd d, AMI this nu nber will soon be
exhausted. Money received ter the tickets are ali
sold will be promptly returned.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05

To-Day Is the first day on whioh we have sut
tered from warm weather. It opens the summer
season, and with its commencement comes new
sanitary duties. Let the Board of Health look
to them
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05

WHY is IT that offal, remnants and refuse
matter are allowed to so accumulate in the
neiahborhood of Broad and Prime, that the
stencil is almost unbearable?
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05
Greuiua telegraph

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Per Copy Double Sheetl or Eighteen Cents Per
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TO insure the Insertion of Advertisements in aH Of
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not later than 10 o. clock each Morning.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-07

A MODEL PAPER.--The Watchman d Re-
fector of Boston, has an enviable reputation
for ability and enterprise. 1t has not been
surpassed in merit BY any religious journal
in the country. But it'aspires to higher ex-
cellence, and proposes to become, with the
opening Of the New Year, one Of the most
comprehensive family papers in the world
It will be greatly enlarged, and published on
a double sheet: one sheet devoted, as hither-
to, to religious matter the other to literary,
social, monetary and agricultural articles
This latter department will be new and pecu-
liar, with rich variety of contents, embrac-
ing articles on current moral, social and polid-
cal questions; on the leading men Of the age
in thought and action reviews of important
books; tales for the family circle agricullu-
raj and gardening matter for farmers: and
monetary articles and reports of the markets
for business men.
No journal in the world certainly has
more comprehensive plan to meet the wants
of all families, and of all the members in a
family; ard as the editorial staff will consist
Of nine men. all able and experienced in the
several departments, who will be assisted by
thirty contributors, many Of them having a
national reputation, the Waterman & Refec-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-07

MONTPELIER VAILAoE.-At the corpora.
ton meeting, DR.. j. Y. Dewey was elected
Moderator; Freeman Bixby, Clerk @. w.
Scott, Treasurer; Robert Hsrgin, Collector.
S. Wells, Chas. Dewey, Chas. Reed, II. Lund
and f. 4. Smith, Fire Wardens and p. p.
Pitkin, Carlos Bancroft, j. c. Emery. Joel
Foster jr. and G. w. willard, BaliF..
The receipts for the year were 1884 90.
including 1926 20 for the use Of Village
Hall and the expenditures were 1882 %.
leaving balance Of s2266 in the treasury.
Orders of bailifs now outstanding, S626 "a.
The organization Of the fire department is
the same as last year.
The balifs were directed to light the
streets and to construct new reservoirs in the
neighborhood Of the Union School House.
Tax for next year, ten cents on the dollar
Of the grand list.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-07

A man hsiling from Vermont recently sold
to some citizens OF Franklin county, Ohio,
what purported to be a number of splendid
black Spanish bucks The citizens we're
proud oe their prizes until the frat rain that
came washed off their hue, and they proved
to be ordinary white scrubs" The enter
prising Vermonter is at present in an Ohio
Jail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-07

The METEoBs IN ENGLAND.-The first
telegraphic report Of brilliant show of me-
teors in England on the night OF the 18Th OF
Nov was DOUBTED by observers in this coun-
try because here the show was meagre. The
telegraph was right, showing that this conti-
nent was not in the right position for seeing
the meteors. The following is the descrip-
ton given by professional observer =
"To The Editor Of the London Iimes--
SIR: The predicted shower of meteors has
been witnessed here during the past night
under very favorable atmospheric clrcum-
stances. In addition to Mr.. Wiss and my
self, our observing force included NJ. du
Chaillu (who kindly volunteered his assis-
tance on the occasion) and DR.. Hampshire.
From midnight to one o'clock, A. NJ, Green
witch time, 100 meteors were noted, the num-
Der gradually increasing. From l A. NJ. to
In. I'm. S., no less than 5l4 were counted,
and we were conscious Of having missed very
many owing to the rapidly Of their success
sion. At the latter moment there was a
rather sudden increase TO an extent which
rendered it impossible to count the number,
but after ! 20 decline became perceptble.
The maximum was judged to have taken
place about / 10, and at this time the APP
pearance of the whole heavens was very beau
uful, not TO say magnificent. Beyond their
immense number, however, the meteors were
not particularly remarkable, either as regards
brllliancy or the persistence of the trains,
few of which were visible more than three
seconds; indeed, Nj. du Chaillu observed
that n thQaa ha f.lI g.
short of those of the April period, which he
had witnessed under fne sky in equatorial
Africa. From 1862 to 2:09, 800 were regis
tered from 800 to 1924 100; from 4;42 to
the number seen was 2, and these mostly
faint; and from 5:45 TO only five were
counted.
No person acquainted with the oonstella-
tions who carefully watched the display Of
last night could have any doubt as to the &C.
curacy of the astronomical theory relative to
these bodies, The radiant in Leo was most
suikingly manifested while the meteors in
the opposite quarter Of the sky traversed
arcs OF many degrees, in the vicinity of the
diverginR point they ehone out for few Sec
otd without appreciable motion, and might
have been momentarily mistaken for stars by
sny one 20 whom the conhguration Of the
heavens in that direction was not familiar.
Several very vivid flashes Of lightning were
remarked during the night The lass, al 3h
54m., was particularly brilliant, Of a deer
orange color, and apparently emanased below
the radiant in Leo. The horizon in that
quarter was occupied by pale glow, resem-
bling what has often been remarked during
exhibitions OF the aurora boreais
telegram from Mr.. Bishop. who watched
the phenomenon during the night at Veg
mouth, mentions | A. NJ as the time Of n,ar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-07

TOR must become model family paper, uno.
qualled in merit and in circulation. Its ON.
terprsing conductors deserve the laroo,,
success
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-07

CArHouc FAIR There is TO be a CJho-
lie Fair in Montpelier. the 27th Of Decomber,
for the benefit of the Church.