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- T.. LOUIS.

HEAVY FoRGYRIEs DIsCOvERED-A WOMAN MURDERED
STRIKE OF wORKMEN
Special Dispatch to The n. v Tribune =. ,a.,
ST. LOUIS, Monday Aug. y, 1856
series of forgenes in the OF scott, Collins Co.,
discovered Saturday night by which the hechhn-
les Bank paid out nearly g. 200 on bogus cheeks Ss-
pcion fell on Thatcher who has been arrested Inc
blank cheeks were from the book Of the hrn.
mysterious murder took place early this morning
Bohemian woman 5ound dead In her bed az one
o'clock with her child lying by her side The woman had
received blow from heavy weapon The alarm was
gren but clue TO the murderer has yet been discovered
PasteTers hodcaiers and laborers have demanded OF
their EMPLOYERS an advance Of fifty cents por day on their
wages T., take effect tomorrow. The workmen on tue
Insane Asvlum struck for higher wages to-day.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
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ORDERED.
AUs 20.-Iieut. Commander Henry D. Ioda 10
duty at Naval Rendezvous Boston, on Sept Assstant
Paymaster T. g. Thompson TO steamer Tahoma Sorgeon m
s. w. Rusehen berger duty member OF retiring bosIa
in session at Phaepba Surgeon David Harlan to duty al
Naval Academy Sept 81 Acting Ensign X L. NJ Jones 10
Receiving ship Vermont
DETACHED.
AUG 2o.Surgeon Samuel Jackson. from duty az NAVY.
Yard Boston and ordered to steamer Peusacoe
Richard O. Deap from duty at Naval Academy on sept
and placed waiting ORDERS Surgeon VIM johnson rom
duy es nomber Of Retiring Board at Philadelphia and or
dered to duty ct Navy Yard. Boston
ORDER REVOKED
Aue 90-Passed Assistant Paymsster John Farey 10
steamer Tahems, and waiting orders.
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
Aug 20-Acting Second Assistant Engineer Richard N.
Taylor. Aug l6.-Mate NJ. " Thomas. ,-i~rq eal.r --
I1''D .'- MISCELLANEOUS. n rr - -
The United States steamer AanitoU vss enccessu'y
launched q the Navy Yard Boston. on the 18th INST
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ARMY GAZETTE.
10y Telegraph !
ASSIGNED.

ASSIGNED.
st-CoL Thomas A. McParlin, United States
Arny % duly Medical Director. Department of Gulf
Rcyet BRIG Charles H. Hoyt TO duty Chief Quarter
master Department OF Lakes with temporary rank paw and
amoIuments Of Colonel OF QnarteIma Department
Rreye Brig Gen A. T. Blunt 10 duty Chief Quartermaser,
Of Potomac with temporary rank and emou
mens of Colonel Of Qaartermasers Department Breyet
ied States Army TO duty Chief Depart.
,nent of East in addition TO his present duties.
Dfeyet Brgadier Gen. Chas. H. Hoyt from duty Chief
on.,ermaster Department OF Ohio. Brcyct Brig
Bant from duty Chief Department Of
Virginia. ,,, .,o
r.1ooa Isand New York harboF has been tempOfa rly
under the charge and direction of the Superintendent
General Of The Recruiting service 10 be used rendezvous
roI " Bomord 9Th q. S. Infantry commanding regi.
mani together with egmental headquarters and Company
a. ~ tbaf will proceed without delay TO Charleston
s. c. and report 10 the Compahung neleia Department ri
the South, for assignment 10 auty
MIAoR-GEE. HooKERs STAFF.
N,ior.Ceb Jos Hooker c0Inhnding the Department If
taken commend and that his stan will be composed Of the
towing AIMED officers Breyet Brig Gen. Geo d. Euggles
Asslstant AdInant Generals Breyet Capt j. NJ Lancaster
First Lieutenant ID Artillery A. d. c. First Lieut. w. T.
Tompkins. Sd Artillery. A ID 20 Col C. n. Hoyt BTeve
RygsdierGeneral o. Vols, Chief Capt c.
m Atehison additional A. d. e.; Surgeon C. s. Triper Ma
Tor and Rrey Colonel u. Army Medical Director; Capt
+ II Gilman G. s. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel o. T. Army
Chief Commissary Capt Z. f. Robe V. e.. Acting Judge
Advocate. , -
Major Cen H. Thomas has announced DIS stan TO be
composed n follows . 49,.
Prsyst BTigsdsr,ien Vim D. whiprie, Major and Assist
,pf Adiatant ers,al. cent George W Howard, L. ".
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IOWA.

THE STATE TEACHERS AssoCIATI0Y-Ex GOV. HAHN
IL DBsMoISEs.
Special Dispsch to The n. y. Tribune.
DUBUQUE Monday. Aug ~ 1860
The Iowa State Teachers Association met az Cedar
Rapids Tuesday and adjourned on saturday The Sd-
dresses and discussions were unusually interesting Tho
Hon. j. A. Kasson, Member Of Congress, addressed the
meeting Wednesday evening, explanatory OF the new
merca system of weights and measures recently adopted
by an act Of Congress. The Convention was largely al
tended.
Ex-Gov Michael Vahn Of Louisiana is in Desmoines,
on visit for the bereft Of his health He bears the marks
of Andy Johnson's Policy still on bis body lie VIII adj
dress the citizens of Dcsmoines on the 9th INST. -
The first train on the Desmones valley Kahway VIII
arrive in Chicago on Thursday next OF p m, aud will
run regularly after that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

pprsox DELIVERY FRusTRATED--DHArH BY DRows,No.
'''O PoreHKEnPsIH Monday. Aug. q, 1860
Information just received in this city states tnas
number Of the couyc,s employed the quarry at sing ne
nrisop attacked keeper this afternoon and
wrest A revolver him. He souty resisted ns as mp
m free himself attracting the attention Of other seepc
Immediately went his assistance In the mean 'us se
attacked nan managed free his pistol arm when 20 neu
his sssaiants Killing one them Instantly The ober seep
ers also fred mortay woundDg three when the balance u
'He "a ,ioct this evening al was quiet again ID
"a said that two escaped last night and 10 sso re
ported Of hoss who made the rush ths seooh
are ain al large The affair caused considerable exeiemeb
and large crowds foeked the Of the
The body Of man named James Cars was iouna 20
ouest was held by Coroner Haight. ft-. ...t
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
IMPORTANT FROM NEW.ORLHANS.
Mayor Monroe Reported to be Relieved
by Gen. Sheridan. -

ta NEW ORLEANS Monday August "a, 1866
1t is believed that military commission will Dc consul
uted at early day for the trial OF those men VINO ~ee
conspicuous in the late riots.
II is also said to-day that Mayor Monroe has been
lieyed and his appointed under martha los"
Gen. Baird has applied TO be relieved He will probably
be mustered out.
The military commission fer this Investigation Of the
riots ia still sitting hence nothing authoritative touching
this deliberation has transpired.
The city press has Yolety attacked Gen. sheridan
the past two days.
SUSPENSION OF THE COLLECTION OF TIE DIRECT TAI
THE COTTON MARKET.
NEw-O ORLEANS Monday Aug q, lsto
The collection of the direct tax imposed D congress
1861 has been suspended until January, 1865.
Cotton crop statements continue TO be eeneiai sn
vorable but the Upper Brazos the cotton VIEWING
we'll
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MEMPHIS.

THE GALLowAY-woOD AFFRAY-THB CAUSE OF EE
COUNTER.
Special Dispatch to The N v Tribune,
CHICAGO Monday August o. 1860.
special from Memphis of the dato Of yesterday 10
morning paper that Saturday about noon Assist
ant. Assessor Wood called Galloway Of The fralaEce
while the latter attending johnson party in
Irving block and demanded know Why he had not
tracted a charge Of rape promised. Exciting words
passed. and Galloway struck him. Wood raised rne
cane to return the blow and Galloway Selling it the ball
passed through the lat,es right crowd pursued
Wood CRYING Z" Hang him." but Gen. Forrest rescued
and handed him 90 the Police. The ADdtdRcto OF tins
morning charges the Radicals with employing Wood 10
assassinate GALLOWAY. Wood is an AlabamiaD.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN Monday Evening, Aug. a. le66
The steamship Tarifa, from New York August Is,
arrived this port this afternoon and proceeded her
voyage to Liverpool.
LONDONDERRY. Monday Evening, Aug "a, 1896.
The stesmsf MOrayiaD, from Quebec Aug. TO- arrived
here this afternoon and sailed again for Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Monday, August q, le66.
Ship Universe Capt. Hutton, from New.York July 3d.
arrived this port to day. Ship NJ Post has also arrived
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pr.d.ee .ra O,Aer Markets.
AT BUFFALO,


o. H 4ssssio s Amber Western Sc White Wheat
ws s 2Ssss d Gs' sss
No Chicago see for No Milwaukee. Barley asninsl
ss sSis and SS%s1 .y No &c. f po W
retail; Timothy SEED q IS Canal Ereights firm beat
to Albany Receipts for the :. hours Flour $50 tbl,
Wheat SsOe4 bush Corn. 2s5 PAS bush Oats S5l7 bush
Sush Barley susS TSere i. soa. on The Canal Ges
tined for tde.uater including "a days shipments from
sOur S s:'I Wheat SSsS Corn
oats SS $50 bush; Barley "a 35s bush Rye a. $50 ush
Michigan Sf q as' White d. D. sssa S. prSs
No. .s' White hi .1 &C. Oats steady at c Rye quiet
,sae e sass %Ssst Corn % Ssss
Shipments time, 5000 bbs -Four "a GOO Bush wheat
$4,000 BUSH Corn ss s s1is Oats 100 '''' Rye
Aug a7.-F1our quiet; sales choice Amber stats, new.
O. White Mshigap new e. rye and Oats sassss CS's
Sunday and Monday-Corn, al 600 bush. Rye 100 bgsb
Wheat 1900 bush Passed FultonyleA loads Corn iosd
Fl.as cOshsDseS sales q 600 b @s 81 so % ~
siiasi 50 for Double Extra Wheat quie sales Of oG
bush 30 nn GS a ssas ss
bid Canal frelshts unchanged tonr 5oc wheat Zoe Corr
100 bss CORN BUSH shipment:
by Caaal-four PA bbs Wheat Toss oushi Corn lo'1
bush
AT CINCINNATI.
Aug 27.-Four unchanged at sl0dsl3. Wheat opeDtd
firm at 81 lJQs2 30 for No whskey UNCHANGED Mes
Pork dull s, small sles Lard dull; prices nominal al
cote. Provisions firm. Gold l.7
AT ST. LOUIS.
Aug 27-Flour unchanged. Wheat 3a5c lower sales AZ
a. 81 30 for good TO prime FALL 81 asa o. 40 for Choice
Corn GOd6c for Mixed and Yellow. and 3ae for
White Oats lower at 3jdi0c. Provisions and Whisky
changed.
AT CHICAGO.
Aug o7-Tlour duh and declined l5d25c. Wheat opened
decline Of SAGE (s 6idsl s5 and closed at u ss9tl
for No l. No declined l0dl5c opening at VI b3asl o.
aud closed at 81 5Jd 81 81 Corn dull and declined lee
sales at 53t65ic. for No. and Sc for No oats au
an osIc for No. and 2jc. for No Provisions nominal
600 blis Flour e3oO0 bush Wheat 33 Ooobnsh Corn 300
hush Cats shipments: 400 bb Flour 5000 bdsh Wheat
O7 700 bush Corn. 7s 600 bush Oats.
AT MILWAUKEE,.
Avg 27-F1our Dun. Wheat dull, az " "a FOR No J. Cora
dni and declined &c. Oats dull st SOC. Receipts toay go
mi. Fionr 10 bush Wheat 1900 BUSH Corn, 1900 bush
Oats Shipments; 1000 bbs Flour.
AT BALTIMORE, rv
August 27-Four steady. Wheat prime firm. Corn
dull Western Yellow IS a90c; Southern White o. Rsts
sctlye ut 1890 by weight Rye firm at Csc g. Pr
dull and unsettled Sugar heavy Coffee quiet Rio n.te
in gold whisky steady; Western o. Aes23a >
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Aug e7Cattle market dal, eO0 head sold at u Sise.
Extra lJa l6c for Fair TO Cood lno sheep sec ~
81 c6.c. Hogs sl5a els 20 net.
wILhINGToS, n. C. t-e
Aug. 27.-Crude Tmpentine firm at ~ " foT srgG hrd
Is u for Yelsv Dip Spir!ls JnPentine SOC Keen ~
sbr Common ard 81 5e1a4 FOR No 4 Tar a. - al
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CALIFORNIA.

THE rows OF MARIPosA DESTROYER BY fiRs
SAW FRANCISCO, Monday. Aug ga 1850
The town of Marposa, Cal, was DESTROYED oS DC on
the 20th Five or sx buildings were saved INC est'
The ship David Crockett, Capt. Burgess from New.
York REPORTS that Richard Ovogton, seaman ned o.
consumption and Lawrence Gske, boy was drowned ~
sea May IL. A.. q, 1890 :,
loconotive-boiler 40 the Peaiuma Rairoad oepo cA-
ploled this morning killing four men and wonnclns I'VE,
sk factory has been started here, which VIII hsish
two pieces of black silk 10 exhibit next month at the so
Fair. -. x.,,a,.
The transactions in mining stocks are hsn'' 'e''''
Jacket. S7I5 Chollar, $f73; Savage si,ioo'
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
10y Te,eyrspb.l

r.---. IBy Te'eyrspbl
The President has appointed William H. Judson
Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the Thirty seventh pe
Of New Yott; also j. NJ Walker United staes Marshal for
the D,sre. of Iowa. Charles c. MonTo Marshal for the
Eastern District Of Missouri and Thomas Wallace Marshal
for the Western District Of Statei Col John Han
cock has been appointed Assessor and j. Styles Collector
of Internal Revenue in tho Fourth PenusyVania congress
siona Judge Wm ID. Kesys) District; hoboreD. inoaas
r. Eean hos been appointed Collector Of the MINI DISTRICT
NJ Want
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28
THE CLEVELAND HORSE FAsn.

LAST DAYS RACE-rHE RESULT.
Special Dispatch TO The " Y. Tribune.
ClEyELAsD. Monday Aug "a, Less
To-day closed the Horse Fair The interest had con-
,dersby abated and the attendance comparatively s@'
The race between Gen. Butler and Panic for the Vi parse
both to harness. best in five easily BY Panic IN
three straight Butler making bad breaks IN every hss
Time, 1886. 1885, 2,3425
The race for the $500 premium by America Star OF
Pittsburgh making FIRST second and fourth beats "me
2332 232 2 1886 ~ Pecuniary the fair has proved
eucceea
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sAxONY.

The Liberal Party Declares is Raver Of Ma
tienal Isesrpsrasien with Prussia.
LFlrs:c August &C. 1866.
The meeting of the National Liberal party has
resolved that Saxony ought to be incorporated with
LEPsIc Monday, August a. 1866.
A large and influential meeting has been held in
This cjty which declared in favor of union Of the
Kingdom Of Saxony with Prussia. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

BAL1MORE MOnday, AUs. "a IFOV'
The Schutzenfcst to-day is attended by an immense
gathering at their shooting-park All the usual proceed
ings peculiar TO such German festivities in active
progress. The Procession was very fine affair." and IN
cudeda corps OF mounted rfemcn, bands OF music and
an immense car containing young ladies and children
personang the Goddess Of Liberty and the thirty-sn
States and bearing banners inscbed with the arms Of
each State. lie Visiting delegations were ID carriages
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X HNTUCKY.
THE LOUISVILLE

THE LOUISVILLE FALL TRADB-THB CROPS.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune. - . -.
N' LOUISVILLE Monday. Aug. 81, 1855
The markets are becoming lively, many Southern mer
chants having already arrived to purchase their Fall stock
Through central Kentucky the crops are looking spen
didy The freedmen are getting along very well as
general thing with their masters The corn crop will
exceed any former crop Tobacco never better while
hemp wool aud sorghum crops very tine.
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Special Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tribune. -
aispaeh from Memphis states that firm OF that city,
ON Thursday struck ch bed of nickel which promises to
Weld large Quantities of that The same hrm, few
DAYS ago discovered lead nine which yields fairly The
nickel bed is near Poolve Tenn and the lead mine IN
Northern Mississippi. L 80
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American Securities.

The market for American securities continues firm,
and Erie and Illinois shares have advanced The closing
tstiOns U. s. FveTwenes a. Erie Railway shares 45
Illinois Central shares 7el
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ITALY.

Austria Required by the italian Government 70
Restore the Nstiosni Relies.
FLORENCE August &c 1866.
Gen Menabrea has called on Austria to restore the
national relics and objects Of art from Venice nclud
ing the iron crown Of Lombardy.
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Queen EN- a a I'm Canada.

ROCHESTER Monday AUG. =. lsGf.
Qneen Emma Yesterday transferred her lodging md DAG
from the Cataract House 10 the Clifton House on the
Canada side and may remain there until President John
son aud party arrive
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,;v,,v.el Bs,ad.,ua. Market.

LIveRrool. MonGay Evening Aug "a 1906,
The Breadstufs market is hat ana prices PuHe
poninal With ecwDpeys isDSsnov
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London Money Market.
LONDON, Monday Even


The London money market is easier, and an ad-
vance Of per cent in consOs The closing quotation for
money 80.
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strs-Re Suicide.

,'orCBI .EFsIg Monday, August u, 1870
notorious CHARACTER named Aaron WE'D, being elose
" nurSed by the pol esterday, entered barn short
G.Pfsnce nom his eitr I'D bleF 0at lis bssns.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


LIVERPOOL Monday Evening Aug e. 1000
The Cotton market closes steady. The sales to-
a., ver. 10 COO bsles, @iddlDg Uplsnds lSid
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EOhOfEe
By The Atlantic Cable to the 9th inst
GREAT REFORM MEETING IN BIRMINGHAM
The Platform of Manhood Suffrage
Adopted.
JOHN BRIGHT SUPPORTS THE PLATFORM.
Austria Called Upon by ltaly'tO Restore
the National Relics Carried of
from Venice,
THR "lRON CROWN" OF LOMDARDY AMONG
THE RELICS.
The Saxon Liberals Declare in Favor
Of Union with Prussia.
MOre Popular Demonstrations in Honor Of the
United States Embassy to Russia.
The Saxon Liberals Declare in Favor
Of Union with Prussia.
bore Popular Demonstrations in Honor Of the
United States Embassy to Russia.
Commercial, Financial and Marine intelligence
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Crsnt Reform Meeting in Birinin CHAM
The Platform Of Manhood Suffrage Adopted
-Johp Bright Supports the Platform.
BIouNGHAH Eng, Monday, Aug a. 1866
The Reform display in this city to-day was grand
aud passed off without riot disturbance of any
kind, which had been to some extent apprehended
Many thousands of people were present. The plat
form adopted by the immense assembage is in favor
of residential manhood suffrage John Bright de-
ivered an address this evening in support of the
platform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28
RUSSIA.

Popular Demonssration ut Moscow and Nevgs-
red 4. Hsner Of the United states Embassy
-Dinners sHa Speeches.
ST. PErRRsBURon, August rs, 1856.
The United States Embassy met with hearty re-
eeption on the route to Moscow, whore they were
received with distinguished honors, and entertained
OF grand banquet
At Noygorod the Embassy also were the recipients OF
similar attentions and honored with grand dinner
Moscow. Saturday. Ang. 2J. leo.
There was great popular demonstration here TO-
day in honor of the American guests. Among the
features was a dinner by the Mutual Support Club.
Speeches were made by distinguished persons As
sisant Secretary Fox said that the title Of the Club
must be emblematiea of the relations which existed
between Russia and America.
The IssurgsnIs in Siberia Organizing Military
Force.
ST. PETERSBURG Aug g. 1866.
News from Siberia states that the insurgents have
ORGANIZED five squadrons part of them with the usual
aims and the rest with seythes.
Martial Law Abolished Ina the sonih-West.
ST. PETERSBURG Saturday Aug. % 1900
Martial law has been abolished in all the Govern
sents in tbe South West except Kew.
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LIVERPOOL, Monday evening, Aug. "a ls66.
The provi,.on market is quiet and generally IN
changed.
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LIVERPOOL, Monday event.

There is no change of note to report in the produce
market except for Taow which frmer holders a,kng
advance.
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1866.
GIN. sHRRIpAN's DISPATCH.

now ready with eA hope 10 cooperate heartily with the
Bureau" .......
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ST.. PETERSBURG. Saturday Aug. % 1900.
Martial law has been abolished in all the Cover
alenis in tbe South West except Kew.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-02

The NOVEMBER ELFCTIoNs.-On the
18th day of November, elections occur in
the states of Massachusetts, New York,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Illinois,
Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota, Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Nevada In these
twelve states nnety-One congressman are
to he elected. The day cannot approach
without great solicitude on the part of
loyal men, yet from the result of the Oc-
tobcr elections. Mon men everywhere are
chcercd and confident The people are
bound not to lose the benefits to be de-
rived from their victory over secession and
rebellion. and we trust they will rebuke
the trcachery of Mr.. johnson as severely
IN the elections to be held next week. as
they did in the six states where they have
already spoken this fall Let us await the
result with great hope and confidence.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-02

ing themselves largely in this question OF
the revision of the list of text books
Those whose books are not now in the
state are for the revision, while those
whose books are used are against 1t. 1t
is a question of considerable pecuniary
Importance to parents, as the change OF
single book through the entire state Is
estimated to require an outlay OF about
100000.
The Senate have under consideration Il
bill establishing the Office OF attorney
general to take charge OF the CRIMINAL
business of the state. The Senators have
been exercising themselves OF late over
the subject of divorces.
The railroad interest will claim Its
usual share of attention at the hands OF
the legislature From the bills introduced
into the house it would seem that the
competing lines in the southwestern
part of the state are in anything, but
running order. | think there are no less
than three bills Cd that subject before the
house nov. 1t is not probable that with
due consideration oe the ubject> now be-
fore it, the legislature can reach final
adjournment before two weeks.
The endless quarrel in the third district
still continues. The more efforts al
pacitication, the more the voters are aei-
tated. W. {. Smith and Judge Adds ar,
the present republican candidates. ~ al
things come to an end. suppose that
fight will, and for the present, next Tues
| day. Yours &c,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-02
A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.
SENSE.

How few there are who not sufject ae tiOn
e lie ing. or r history org ms who, DIX neg. ctng pr,
,on;,o- npt ms. agl az TIL oOIapla n, un IL ia,
like il, .fsf ca 81 in Ip.b TO tur, OF t,e
ps, emf. snTietv ana di-iIess 10 friradI- "oal,
cold a slight thT ST, l. the ho'dh iark OF
msny When o IF ted. Yes; Only cold, "ss hi
h ughsiess eIpIesi Of thousands whom death ~
mark 70 hi Trey.
Forewsnei-F, LEARNED ,hoGld lie The motto forev'l
in tn min Is # Il -ube couE cld., cts-h CT n
fuerzs Words OF advice should he heeled by al 't Z
ing from astus brOachis. cOnsu IL Relief Ia with
in their rsch and, if reg ced fatal Consequence en-
suc-a life Of mise ys da II, hourly struggle for '1'
ence contest IL xhic" ih,rr lie but enc victor
Death
Dos Z No; apa he .'Tcgc.t mind To think Of the
sui caus Y neglect Then sfy drlsys What II
cuse csn lie offered wien timely warming SOUNDED in
,our es,ss Wien t .r dangr i. pointed GU, Hhy nj
svoiiit. Msrd Is ector L In Z, been used If
succes in nea IL mill on 4 ard sendo1se5 10y ih
medic f-cu,,y 3, he most prompt snt IF cious RENE
DIV that .eiertfc arch hs- dsco''rcd, 10 relieve sn'
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