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- ALABAMa.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE RECONSTRUCTION CON-
YENTION

as AE sAE MONTGOMERY, Dec g.
The Reconstruction Convention to-day adopt-
ed an ordinance providing for the submission
of the Constitution to registered voters on the
4th OF February, 1868, said election to be held
atplaees to be designated by the commanding
General OF the military district; members of
the General Assembly, members of Congress
anu an state and county officers to be elected
at the same time the Constitution is submitted:
SAID election to be conducted under the same
regulations and by the same persons as tho
election on the Constitution; election returns
10 De made 90 the PRESIDENT of the Convention,
who shall give certificates to the persons elect
ed; county and State officers to assume their
office as soon as the State is admitted into the
Y mon, and to hold them for the legal term
commencing from the date of the first De neral
election after the admiss ioa of the State: the
General Assembly elected under this ordi-
nance is TOT assemble in Montgomery on the
18th OF March, 1868 The ordinance was
passed-66 to 10. The Convention will reauest
the commander of the military district to en-
force its provisions. The article on franchise
has been amended so that all persons are dis I
franchised who are disqualified from holding
office by the proposed amendment to the Con-
stitution, known as the first article and those
who have been disqualified from registering
under the reconstruction acts of Congress- ex-
cept such persons as aided in the reconstruc-
ton proposed by Congress, provided the Gen
abilities incurred under this clause.
..t ADOPTION OF THE CONSTITUTION.
E0ening.-The Convention has been engaged
all day considering the Constitution the
final vote on its adoption was taken late this
evening, and resulted yeas 67, nays 10; absent
and not voting, 49,
i MIR. Semple, of Montgomery, presented a
protest, signed by fifteen members, some of
whom are absentees. The protest was ordered
to be spread on the journal, but tho names of
the absentees who signed it were stricken Off
Two other members gave notice that they
had
been presented previously by a sick member,
which makes sixteen members who protest
against the Constitution. The Convention will
probably adjourn Tomorrow
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40 be Let.

sktHE valuable lot of land corner OF Middle and
l. Plumb Streets, for term Of years. Enquire
OF &C. q. MITCHELL& SON,
Aug. 26. 1866-dtf 17S Fore Street.
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THE Circle OF BrilHlnts. SPLENDID MUSICi
l. for sale by W. ID. ROBINSON,
no30eOd3w 40 exchange ST.
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TO EAEET.

gfa g6 ~ TO Let.
MYTH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w Tor gentleman and wife. at 81 Free ST. oc24dti
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1.-TWO or three gentlemen can learn OF good l0dg-
Il ing rooms, within three minutes walk OF the
Preble House, by applying to w. II. JERKS.
z December 2. div
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AUCTION SALES,
Valuable Household Furniture nj
Auction

M LII be sold at Public Auction, on THURS
w DAY December 9th, at 10 O'Clock A. M, the
HVmsenod furniture IN the dwelling house of the late
sanp,ts, Chamber Set, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Beds
irest Bedding, best Hair Mattresses Excelsior Mat
and Rn,,M lrrors, Mahogany and Cane Seat Chairs
broke Talsss, Work, Toilet, Gard, Certre and Penn
Chairs. Chinss, Extension Table, Set Dining Room
Iron Ware SSslsss, Croekery, Stone, Wood and
SNs coibes, v nas Tree, Cooking and Albright
AZ SaoI second a sns entire Kitchen Furniture.
The house will be open at ocloef on , the morrno
of the sale for examination of the arti ies OA nm
nov30dtd Us. BAIIEv Ar..
~ The above sale OF Furniture will be con,;n-
ued at 10 o'clock this morning. Most Of The Cham
Der Furniture, Beds, Bedsteads, &c, are Tor sale
Also a large and excellent Cook Stove, OF Stu
arts.
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GO M M I1le CIAI.


NEW YORK. Dec. Sc P M--Aloney less active
on call per cent discounts stringent at TG2 10
per cent. Gold closed al 1867 q 137. Exchange nrm
at 109s "a no. Government secu tiles steady ana
dull. Stocks closed frmer- with general recovery
from the lowest point. Balance in the Sub-Treasu-
nv
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LOUISIANA.
NJ THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.

IT THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.
.5s.s.s,sf-.grg ss,s = New ORLEANS, Dec 5.
7 )-day a resolution was referred to the Com
mittee on Drafting the Constitution, that no
legislative body, hereafter in general assembly,,
shall have power to amend or annul any arti-
Gle of this Constitution, nor shall they have
the right to call another convention in the
State OF Louisiana before a period of 10 years,
dated from the day of the adoption of the said
Constitution s.r .I...4.-[
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FEtHE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
Il New Block, No. SO Union St A desirable location
tor Jobbing or Manufacturing purposes Will be leas-
ed entire OF separate. Aiply to s.
A.CUSHMAN & CO..
july25dtt No. 81 Union Street.
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LOST AND POUND.
T. O IS II !
Strayed or Stolen,

A SMALL sum Of Money on Middle street, by T..
"A A. FOSTER, No Brown street. dc3d3t~
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rHE HARpER's FERRY PROPERTY.
XLth l0gaREs1-sscond Session.
WASHINGTON, Dec.

WASHINGTON, Dec. g.
SENATE. =
Mr., Anthony introduced bill to authorize
the conversion Of registered bonds into coupon
bonds. Referred
2 Mr.. Wiley introduced resolution reonir-
ing OF the Secretary Of War the number of
colored and white voters in the South who had
registered their Names the number incapaci-
lated from voting and the number who failed
to apply for registration. Adopted
Mr.. Summers proposition to strike ont the
clause in the resolution providing for the
printing of extra copies of the Presidents
message was lost--9 to 36..,,sa .isliI -aa ar0,-
Mr. Sumner then called up his bill passed
at the last session, but not signed by the Presi
dent, giving further security to the black race
The bill was debated by Nlessrs. johnson
Pomeroy, Wilson, and others, until the expira-
ton of the morning hour, when Mr. Eimund's
bill, declaring the sentiments of Congress on
- the payment of bonds in coin, was taken up
and debated by Messrs. Edmunds and Fessen-
den, and was then laid over. TYfF
6 On motion of Mr.. SUMMER, his billwas taken
up and, after further debate, passed-3O to s.
and the Senate adjourned.
Mr.. Schenck, from the Ways and Means
Committee, reported bill repeating the au-
thollty Of the Secretary OF the Treasury to
make any reductions in the currency by re-
2 claiming or cancelling United States notes
1t was read twice and recommitted
p9f Several bills were introduced and referred
= Ihe resolution was adopted appointing an
Ordnance Committee, y rts..5 = =
The Election Committee reported in favor of
Mr.. alioday, from Kentucky taking his seat
in place of Mr.. Blackie. After considerable
debate the resolutions by the committee were
adopted, and MIR. Galloday was admitted as
Representative of the third district of Ken
lucky.
The impeachment resolution was taken up
at up. id. and Mr.. Boutwell, proceeded to adj
dress the House in favor of impeachment.
SnaaE1nU will al, :.
his remarks Mr.. Boutwell, yielded to motion
to adjourn, and at 4P. NJ. the House Adjourned
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Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics,

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample expert
cient, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adopted 10 popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them so harmless
ways reliable. They have raised the highest COM
mendation from all, and will always render satisfac
tiOa. tift -
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EARTHoUAlcE AT VERA CRUZ.

Severe inundations had occurred in Vera
Cruz and an earthquake took place on the
18th, during which the gnnboat De Soto wa
wrecked. The crew were, saved. The extent
of the damage to the gunboat Monongahela is
NOT yat ascarfain al m -
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OH 10.
KY pIsrILLERs COME ro oRIrF.

WHISKY DisTILLERs COME TO GRIEF.
et CINCINNATI, Dec. 8.
In the case of the United States VS.. Chaffel
& Co., whisky distillers, against whom charges
of fraud are alleged, the jury have. returned
verdict OF $685. 600 in favor of the Government
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Forcisn Markets,

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4-Evening The Cotton mar
ket became more active during the afternoon and
closed firm; Msidiing nplands 7sd Ml,lling Orleans
7sd sales 1900 bales. Beeadstus-Co as cd tor
Mixed Western. Wheat los for California White and
13s Id ior No. Milwaukee red. Other articles un-
changed. $50 .,s s.l avs IN
LONDON. Dec. 5--Noon.- -Cvnsols at 93l ex-,lig-
idend for money.
q AMERICAN SECURIrlES-- United States 5-20s
7ls; Illinois Central Railroad shares 904 Erie slaree
4S.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4-Noon - Cotton steady; sales
10000 bales; prices unalfered Bfeadstutls quiet.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 4-,Evening United States
5-20's closed at 76s. y
by Telegraph 10 Branch Office w. U. Tel. Col
HAVANA, Nov. 30, tper steamer Eagle) -Nolasses
without variation; no new as yet in market Box
Shooks-some deman fl The new CROP some u 900
rom IT John delivered on contract Hhhd Shocks
Idemand light; prices tor both Sugar and Molasses
ohooks nominal at SIS q $50. Empty Casks o
Stock; some demand at $1S a $40. hoops.-sales
long shaved at $50; short shaved at $40 "a SI5--
Eam6er- White Pine at S2l q s22, sales.
trelghts[on United States iull; no charters owing,
outpcrts; Sugar "a 30 q So M la ses 81 rs a 81
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Will for Sale

TIME uhscriber Offers ior sale the WATER
i POWER SAW MILL owned by him. situat d
on the Pellet River, in the County of Westmorland
New Brunswick, &C miles from st John, and % miles
from Moncton. sI
The Mill is com orised OF Broad Gate and Single
Saw Gate, with Edger and Trimmers.
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MEXICO.

.fe4I,-s ss.kassk HAVANA, Dee T.
Mexico and Guatemala on the boundary aues.
ton, in case'of which the inperialists remain
ing in Mexico will aid Guatemala. Return
ing imperialists are to be punished for ad-
hesion TO Maxinilian, the same as those who
remained after the triumph of the liberals.
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TWO HORSES al Auction

ON SATURDAY next, ut IL o'clock at regular
" sale of Horses, &C., on Market Street, shall
sell .
4 Bay Mare, weighs about 400 lbs.
4 Bay Horse; weighs about 200 lbs.
These Horses came from Prince Edwards Island,
and are here on expense, and will be sold without
reserve. F.O. BAILEY, Auct.
Dpcamher hfd
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WANTED.
Partner Wanted,

WITH few hundred dollars, to join equal
w partner in smart business already established
and paying Well Apply soon to
A. j. cox & 90, Genera Business Agents.
no30dlws 351b Congress st.
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MILITARY sERyIcE-Mur1Ny OF A REarIEN,r

GALVESTON, Dec. 5.
Mexican dates to the 25th ult., from the inte-
rior, say that by decree of Juarez each citi-
zen Is held to i've years military service.
Part of aregiment. formerly known as EN-
press Cartotta5 mutinied. killing Col Sonch
and one of the Commissioners who sentenced
Macmillan. 7
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WEST INDIES.
ANNEXATION OF ST. THOMAS.

HAVANA, DEC. 4 p. NJ,
Adgces have been received here stating that
the people of St Thomas have voted in favor
Of annexation to the United States. The En-
giish mail station at st. Thomas has been
changed TO Jamaica. Admiral Palmer was in
consultation with the governor of St. Thomas.
AT last accounts the irigate Susquehanna was
at st. Thomas 1t is rumored here that The
Susquehanna was disabled. Vessels arriving
from Havana and Vera Cruz are quarantined
at st. Thomas.
GEFFRARD IN JAMAICA. h,
Geiirard the deposed president of Hayti has
returned TO Jamaica from Europe.
RELIEF FOR THE PORTO RIoANs.
A Spanish war steamer has been sent to
Porto Rico to bring the new captain-genafal
Iefsundi to Havana. Provisions for the suffer-
erss at Porto Rico are 30 be sent by steamer
from this port. ie4fu AEeH
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Wanted, Wanted!
Medical Notice.
Boarding

q. ii. CHADWICK, NJ. D., win devote special at
tenfion TO Disea es OF the Eye No. 30ll Congress st
Office hours from II A. NJ. 10 P. M.
May Is. tt
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1uLEW.
40 Let.

THE subscriber having more room than he can
IL occupy. will let one-half of is spacious store
No LAG Middle Street, up stairs for some light
Jobbing business. The room contains about $3.50
square feet and is of the best locatio.s in the
city.
10 some enterprising man who would like to eli
gage in the Fancy Goods business it is chance
as the trade is already established.
JOHN L. PALMER.
Portland, Dec 4, 1867 dc6d1w
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Il DESIRABLE suit of Rooms in the most con-
IA trail and pleasant location in the city, suitable
for Gent and wife, Also pleasant chamber for Gents
or Gent and wife, at No 81 High ST. dc3dtf
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Heavy Teams, &C., at Auction.

Heavy Teams, &c, at Auction.
ON MONDAY, December 9th, at II o'clock A: NJ,
" at Hiram Brooks Coal Stand, opposite Portland
Bridge shall sell three large Horses, two four
wheeled Dump Carts two heavy Jiggers, most new,
two sets double Harnesses two heavy sleds one built
expressly for the Coal business, together with barn
fixtures.
Also, the good will Of a business paying about
50, 500 year. II. y. BAILEY, Auct.
December 6. dtd u r.F5
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K. m. PATTEN a. CO., Auctioneexs,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Blankets, Shirts and Drawers, Dry
Goods, BEDS, Furniture and Piano,

{ NJ SATUk DAY, Dec. 7th, at 10 o'clock N
OBlankets, OF all kinds Shirts and DR. awers Dress
PPST s Clothing, Coaks, Beds Beduing, Furniture
i a. y, and CrockeIy Ware, &c.
=, AT u A. M, one second hand Piano. Forte four
ANY 49, iron Safe and Desk. IL Firkins Butter
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FINHE brick and wooden building occupied by
Messrs. Davis, Baxter 81 Co., on Richardson's
Wharf. fts siet3
Terms liberal, possession given first December
For further particulars enquire OF
|+bs4El E. e. UPHAM,
Oct 23-dtf 1928 Commercial st.
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JOSEPH H. POOR.
PURCHASERS TAKE NOTICE.

PURCHASERS TAKE NOTICE.
Any Tea or Coffee .t.I a,r q
Any Tea or Coffee y
You buy of us, .ls e.
You buy of us, a4t
II not satisfactory, l 0.. aE.
If not satisfactory,
You can return it
.aH. You can return 1t
And get your money!
And get your money!
AT the Great American Tea Company's, 81 Free ST.
dec2dlm G. III. ROBINSON
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stores to Let.

stores to Let.
nNE Store Nos. 1874 and 1856 Fore Street, and two
" Stores at the corner of Fore and Deer Streets
Apply to t" ). b. CURTIS, III
noY26 2w g W. tt1 No. Deer Street.
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be,.asi ar BY NJ. CHARLES q CO.
100 Federal Street, Portland, Me-, and 81 Hanover
Street, Boston, Mass.
nRY GOODS, Plated Ware, Watches, Shirts and
~ Drawers, Army Blouses, Pants and Goats,
ry, Varieties, A and Wall Tents, &C., &c.
EY-Auction sales every evening, and goods ct pri-
vate sale during the day.
IN + ~ E - -. r Con III aug "a. dit
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HOGIEOPACHEG nEDICsNE, COMPLY
Office and Depot No 562 broadway, New York
p :, DR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily at hisofhce
personally or by letter aboye all rms OF dis
eases. I've ~ ks@ ~de6eod1yt
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No. 266 Commercial.

The nitiatory cargoes have arrived, consisting of
the old Hazetine and Schuylkill portion of which
is ennently adapted for cooking, small stores CRATES
sc, &C. 1t affords me pleasure to state that the cost
freight, and my own marginal profits, will enable
10 offer the above mentioned Coal at such a fig
ure as will amaze, astonsh, crafty and satisfy the
economical and prudent purchaser.
1t is not at all Improbable is possible in fact
slate it as fact that In short time may present
to the intelligent mortas Of City and Suburbs the
largest, but hope and expect the finest variety of
the above named staple ever presented tor their
gDectful consideration
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17

THE GOLD MINES AT WARREN AND A
RAILROAD TO CARRY THE Bull
LION TO MARKET

While you are worrying over little stump Of
one horse concern TO run by every mans door.
up TO Fairbanks Scales, the people here in This
valley, with a wisdom becoming grand undertak-
ing vii, alter little further sober talk and COZ
slderition, take the matter in hand make connec-
tons with MiddescX and then in the course of a
years mining operations have the mountain tun-
nelled through TO Lincoln and extend their double
track line to Nergennes aud the Lake You need
not smile letter has Just been received from
the crushing machines. They are hungering for
the quartz with fierce appetite airi sacya flames,
ana "lll soon be eating into the aariferous quar-
RES with their teeth OF steel
by and by you mocker will be saving ssNhat
coniounded fool was that | did not improve the
golden opportunity and pitch in when there was
chance" by and by You will take an excursion
ticket to Warren and walking about in the midst
OF MS wealth and splcudor-n the midst OF its
oriental magnihcence and gory-you will shed
bter Years OF regret at your own folly and stupid
ny which lost you that charming villa GROWING
the mli-top ana the royal income from the rock
upon ms sides. es, sir, YOU will 20 into that
marble front store and order broad black reed
ON your hat aud return home a disconsolate mourn
er' tell you the crushing machines are sharpen
ing lhelr great molars for the feast, the ayaut|
courier has arrived to announce their nes- an
proach, the golden moment passes, only two thous-
ana Tor that princely estate then another for
twenty-five hundred with flock of Spanish meri-
macs whose hecces already begin to turn yellow
he Arganauts will start with the first warm breath
OF Spring Who comes after will be too late
he Warren Temperance Society closes its So
cial quarter with l63 names TO the pledge without
a single case Of discipline on the docket. The
meetings never fail and the spirit is never absent
w hskey is.at discount and the stock on hand
VIII go begging for purchasers before the year is
out It the society sticks to its work
Warren, April, 1867, FELT IT OUT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17


Cattle. Sheep. shotrs. Fat HOG. Calves
ne week lIs5 Ai 500 1850 ao
one year ago, 1885 es,s it5o ss GOO
PRICEsi
bfff CAfrE Extra ft and heavy rremiun Oxen sttoo
~ ut 90 qualify $40 30 sl913i lnd quality slsc1 Ma T.
q"a} etn s4 % per 40 MS, total eeisht ef ma.
loo. Bulls Sc, Sl05O sii.5l F4'''i si'"Ui
HnfEne oS' sl9 $500 Yer pair. according to their
faiur 40 h.e is Handy steers 500 900. ~
.e"eN NAfes itir quality s75i extra rood ss0 ma,
S''hoa calves AZ may be agretdi rroW ordinary
Store igarling, so soo woyearolas $1,000 5000
shcepNl amhs7 9cts.i extra, ] ga Zoe per Ill., o l,
weights or 5000 90 % YER head. ~ 49, VIZ NV
shntt Noticeable eci retail, l-2a q2 eta psr In
% 'ssa ~ y a. &c, tat Hogs a9i-lc yer Do.
hties Hrghtout go a p1r h. Country ots q D. d q.
Calt-skins n a per ~. '' '''-' y - 'e
lalluW- l-9a DOC per 10.
T. ts' Nith wool on sIi6 t2i.
hasAR2s-IAe receipts OF over the Northern oads
t. NY more tOan last wtfk the eastern routes no.
Or some ~ mere than last week while Inc 81 w q NE
up l.u more por ion Of tie Albany stock arrived dr
9tlet OF last week. 20 n,
n.u.leuty q" me supply last market Although NJ Wern
iA NA eit 600 rather favorable rms there s bt
'tnkg IA prees here Al camhrid The stock Vas most
~ ~ 10 g. Adams soli oxen at u COW and nr
90 1lu each or - cts peg Do. Western cattle were
% i"m " 20 u a cts, mostly from 30 ID CONS rrr ard
iy lemlhd ir Wersng as good a. la a s--k
i'imefs minis .N Co. 800 good deal 10 pay ont vban
IVY ny worhng oxen mostly S4l5 slI5 per pair FaT
mana nf NILS 70 with range price ou H. M for
au " tou' ih D. ave more sheep than ahcnt
-'e tlNNa"""f nut prices are Just be- aama.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17
Fortho Journal
THE BURLINGTON COUNTY COURT.

BURLINGTON, April 10, 1867.
The County Court is about closing the criminal
docket The case of the State VS.. Luther Bunker
Is now ON trial notice that Bunker is the same
young man that was convicted of forgery at Wa.
terbury last year and was sent to iaii; and as he
confessed his guilt ] had supposed he was safe al
Windsor but by some means he again appears at
the ban upon the charge of stealing forty dollars
from Aenas Ferrand, of Essex. The excitement
created by the late fires and church robberies has
not yet quite subsidized but the most yiqilant eff
Tort OF the police and detectives have failed as
yet TO md any trace of the rogues. The watch
WIN other Yaluables taken from the New Congre-
gahona Church was not all the treasure that might
ave been found there. The Rev. Mr. Stafford
hsd @lo.OOO In government Bonds in close fit
ting drawer in his study which was overlooked by
the robbers This being, at least in our land. a
new ield for robberies, we hardly think the Rev
erend gentleman will trust his earthly treasures in
future even in the repositories Of the Church,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17

There is no doubt that the fires were the work a.,
in this State and all the other Northern s,.''
presents a state of things truly alarming. Mo.
thaa 100000 600 worth of property has L,ae
destroyed in little more than year and the pre,.
err part Of this is no doubt the work of room.
and gives good grounds for the beefthat then
an organized band Of incendilres that circnl,
all through the Northern States with a determin,
ton, If not to ruin our land, yet to materially h.
lure our prosperity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17

NonrnriELp.-- An unoccupiod house belonging
to Mr. Dufany was burnt on Friday night Prob
ably the work of an incendary
Boston and New York capitalists have opened
eleven slate quarries at Mortified, which will give
employment to 400 men when in full operation.
Milo Canody charged with an assault upon Mrs.
Hosley with am attempt to commit murder, was
bound over at Hartwellullc ON Saturday in $1,000
bonds.
Judge Nelson of the United States Supreme
Court has been assigned as heretofore, TO the Cir
cult comprising New York, Vermont and Connect
cut
Queen Victoria has declared that She will ign no
more death warrants. So there can be no oNccu-
tious in England.
Judge Rcdfcld and George H. Chandler counsel
OF the United States government in Europe, have
been presented to Queen Victoria
Gov Orr says TINT South Carolina needs 100000
bushels of corn to save her people from starvation,
before the next wheat harvest
The average weekly number of new patents is
25o
The Mississippi !. free Of ice TO Rock Island. III.
Geo. C.. West formerly cashier of Gra.bureh
Bank now of Hauland, was thrown from Dob. ear
rnec last week Tuesday, and seriously, though not
fatally injured.
Patent. issued from the U. s. Patent Office,
April 9, 1867
Zolmou l.. jacob. of Hebron VT, fer Improve.
nent in bee hives. W. A. Lewis Of Springfield
Vt. as.ieror to self H. H. Mason and Joseph Mes
seugcr of same place, for improved mop head. Da-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17

a young soldier named William H. Brown (,
now living at Des Moincs, Ia, who fell into ths
hands Of the guerrilla Quantrell in 1861. and
with four comrades was shot and leH for dead on
the Geld of execution Fifteen balls entered di
ierent portions OF h. body, but none proved fatal
and after remaining dashed to a tree Tor three da,
and nights he was discovered and relieved. and bg
almost a miracle has recovered Before his cap-
turo by Quantrel Brown was shot three time.
and of the eighteen balls which have been lolgei
in his body fourteen still remain there.