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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-06-04
NORTH AMERICA.

This celebrated Stock Horse win stand the
ensuing season, for the service oi Mares, at the
following places. viz:
At the Union House in Middleburv, on Mondays.
West Salisbury and Leicester, on Tuesdays
East Salisbury aud East Mildlebury, on Wednes-
DAYS.
At the Union House, on Thursdays.
Bristol, on Fridays.
Nerscnnes. SATURDAYS, and
At the farm Of s. W. Smith. in Addison, until
Monday morning and return to MiddlebuTy
To the residents OF Addison County the pe'ligree
of this justly celebrated Horse, is too well known
to need description, but to those who are not
acquainted with him would saw " lie was
sired 10y the old Black Hawk his dam a thorough
bred llamitonian, his color a dark brown, aud
weighs 1850 Wounds; will be Ten years old ne xt
August.
TERMS $40 to ensure; So the season.
Season to commence NAV LIST, and end Aug. 1st.
SMITH & ADAMS, Proprietors.
I, A. DoARDMAN, Agent. 6;3m
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FL .WLY PUISICT1N,"
Scveqty-siN page; price - cents. sent to any
address. No money required until the book i,
received, read, and fully appreciated. 1t is
perfect guile tn the sick or indi,po,cd. Adlre>,
DR.. ). s. FITCH, % fremont ST., Boston. 4J;1v
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In Vermont
+. w. Park, $500, 900
Town Of Manchester. $4,000
" " Wallipriord. 10000
, " Mt. Tabor, 1000
d" L" Arlington, 80, 900
d" Sunderland, 10000
4" " Dorset. 1900
" Bennington, l25,OOO
" u" SALISBURY. 10000
Small individual subscriptions, 10, 300
Total in Vermont, SSol, 900
In NeW Iorh.
Towns of Chatham, Berlin,
Stcphentown, Lebanon and
| Pctersburgh, S21O,000
G. Vanderbilt, Io0,OUo
II. f. Clark, 80, 600
VIM II. Vanderbilt, 10000
Augustus Schell, $1,000
individuals (small sums), 25,O0O
Total in New York. &j75, 600
Total subscriptions in both
States, 81 ,426, OJO
-Dca. Samuel Chccvcr Of Castleton
died last week, at the aye Of 81. He
served for eight years in the Legislature.
A brakeman on the Rutland and
burlington railroad named Al,lrich, was
acCi,lpnllv shot and killal AT BrattlrhOrO
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-06-04
u ARGAINS BARGAINS!

GENTS Ready Made CLOTHING,
~ Furnishing Goods, Hats \ Caps, embracing
all the latest styles in market.
At II. LANGWORTHY.
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A GOOD STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
1 \ well selected and just from Market
At II. LANGWORTHY.
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4 LARGE AMI Choice Selection Of Crockery,
"a Stone and Glass Wale, offered at reason-
able prices,
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GROCERIES, consisting of Teas, Sugars,
~ &C., &C., at IL. LANGWORTnY.
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rEnOSE who want relief from Asthma, can
i have it by calling at
Ii. LANGWORTHY'S.
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Nasty, IN BEHALF OF THE TRUSTEES OF
TIE HAM AND JAruETu ACADEMY :
TENDERS THE PREsI DENCY TO JEFF.
DAVIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01
THE EXCISE Lew.
Decision Of thc Court of Appeals Affirming the
COnstiturionalify of the Law.

Decision of the Court Of Appeals Alarming the
COnstiturionalify Of the Law.
ALBANY, Dec. 81, 1865
There several cases involving the same principle
all Of which we're decided by this ease
Board Of B0ise in the Metropolitan District Jackson
s. Schult.--The Court Of Appeals unanimously affirmed
the Judgment Of the General Term, holding tho Excise
law Of April IA, 1866, constitutional The court held
that the provisions OF that act within the scope OF
Legislative authority which extended to all subjects not
prohibited by the constitution; that there Is no consti
tutiona restriction nhbtng the right Of the Legislature
to regulate the ralckng in intoxicating liquors; that
such regulation does not interfere with restrain one
Of his liberty property within the prohibitions Of the
constitutions that licenses sell liquors tenn
porary permits TO do thst which, without such permit,
would be oence that such license is not contract
between the State and the censee giving the latter
any vested right that such licenses part OF the
internal police system Of the State such useful in
the exercise Of police powers and always subject TO
the control of the Legislature, which may revoke mod
fy continue them at pleasure; that the necessary
powers Of the Legislature all subjects OF internal
police regulation part Of the great constitutional
grant Of powers which cannot be Sold given away
and in respect TO which no Legislature can
bind It's successor judgment affirmed.
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xrecE1.r.AxEorx


Major General J. M. SchoGcld, commanding the ne
parnen OF the Potomac, tho Gain ultimo issued 4
general order announcing that General Orders No IL
from headquarters Department Of Virginia, dated Feb
ruary o. 1900, prohibiting commanding officers OF posts
not included in any military districts from leaving their
posts without permission from department hsadquar.
ters, on that day revoked.
manding Military Division Of the Pacific announcing
that Brevct Major General James B. Fry Assistant Ad-
ju,ant General United states Army had rcportcd Tor
duty az those headquarters ana had been assigned 10
duty rs Assistant Adutant General Of that division
General Sheridan commanding the Department OF the
Gulf issued order the 22d utmo directing that,
accordance with instructions from the War DEPART
ment all horses in the Quartsrmasters Department al for
service, used At al the posts 10 that military de-
partment where cavalry " stationed, will 10
turned over 70 cavalry companies and that
thereafter mules will be used for al pur-
poses In the Quartermastcr's Department and no
more horses will be purchased for i@ uss AT posts TO
try will be discontinued, unes upon special occasions
and the hosss bcSeiofore assigned for that purposc "
sorviceable, Will b turned over 10 the cavalry.
But few changes making IN the disposition OF the
troops In the Military Division 81 the Pacific Az fast ~
the companies Of the Eighth cavalry are organised they
are sent 70 posts heretofore occupied by infantry. The
division Of the Fourteenth infantry into thrcc rcg
mcns VIII require large number Of recruits 70 bring
up each 70 the standard Of which expected by
tho NEXT Nicaragua steamer
Brevet Major General Fry, United States Army, ats
Provos Marshal General arrived by the last steamer
ana he's relieved Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Scott ~ A.
sistant Adutant General Of The Military Division Of ths
Pacific
Lacuseuant Wheeler, have lately arrived This looks ~
IL the work on the fortncatons Of San Francisco 10
- prosecuted vigorously.
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Proposed New Years Present 70 Five Meu.
bcrs Of tho Metropolitan Police.
s New YORK, Dec "a, 1885,
To THE HoxoRAsIE rHs Board or METROPOLITAN Pc.
LICE
CEsnExEs-Tn the month Of July, 1858, committee
relief to those who sustained injuries In the suppression
Of the riots which disgraced city at that period Tho
entire amount contributed BY patriotic citizens the
lief Of the sufferers among the police and military engaged
in suppressing the riots e55 019 Of which $40 900
devoted by The committee the purposes intended
ect contemplated BY tho subscribers to the fund.- leaving
balance In the hands Of the committee Of SIS 0l0
y vas theenpon proposed that this balance should Be
distributed among all the persons connected with the
military and police forces who. actually took
part In the suppression OF the riots; but
concluded that in this tho which each man
would receive would be small TO be OF little
value, snd that the best disposition that could be made
OF the money and the most In accordance with the
vcws OF tho Subscribers. TO invest permanent
fund, BE- called 'srhe Riot Relief Fund under the
used in the discretion OF the trustees 70 meet similar
cases which might In future arise. In accord.
been securely invested and the truseer propose
distribute tho interest which has accrued upon the
amount in accordance with the spirit Of their trust
respectfully inform you that they propose. with your
approval the first day OF January 1867 70 donate
You may recommend for highly meriiorous services the
sum OF two hundred dollars each and such other ten
members thereof a. you may recommend for merito.
rous services the sum Of hundred dollars each.
With great respect. your obcdient servants
LEONARD w. JEROME, SHEPHERD KNAPP,
ISAAC BELL, w. X vERSiILYE
Trustees OF Riot Relief Fund
REPLY OF THE cosnsnoSERs
CENTRAL DEPARTMENT METROPOLITAN POLICE,
800 NuIBxRRy sTRKxT, n. r., Dec 81, 1896.
NessrA LEONARD w. JEROME Isaac BELL, STEPHEN
KxArr and W. r. vERMLyE, Trustees Of the Riot
Relief Fund
GEyrxKU-I am instructed by the Board of Metro
poan Police 70 acknowledge the receipt OF your
muncat0n Of the 9Th instant, proposing 70 make .
donation from the Of the Riot Relief Fund
members OF the Metropolitan Police who have performed
highly mertorous scrsces The Board have instituted
Investigations with avow to report TO you the Of
members who come within the scope of your generous
designs and will at carly day transmit 10 you the
needed information For the Board OF Metropolitan
Police. s 8. c. HAWLEY, Chief Clerx.
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1hs CsvYesDsadsacs Between Gsvernsr Wells
anA4 esessrals Sheridan and Balrd-The Cus-
seW TTessc Invessigasions &c.
NEW 0nLnAHs, Dec n, Ie0d
Governss wells has submitted 70 the Riot Iavssti-
satipe Ccumissse all NE consspondsnoe between him
sslf ana Generals shsrdaa and Baird and other parties
q important nssurs. and clearly sxcupsss the
cvsmss from me rssponsbiliy Of the onpunishmcns
81 the inssgnson Of ~ RIOT placing the responsibility
upcs .cssssl shsrdAn, who perhaps, WI BE- able 70
sAif u 70 other shouidsraL
Collsosor Kellogg soday In obedience 10 request sub
nssS his report Of the satns Of the employees In the
Cussoa Hcsss. from which IL appears there are one
husdrsd and twenty-five exsdsraliss employed one Of
sosai number Of employees OF swo hundred and my
sws apou salary basB nearly SIXTY Per cent Of the
aeasy I'D 70 employees 70 sx.fsdsral soidiera re-
GarAaG NJ washburnes charge oS fraud. nobody has
svev hsasd Of before snd the committee will In
vAniaAs n nsswiihssandng the Collector has urged
shsa y ynsns " DO 70.
n = whlspsrsl ~ The ccnersssonai Investigation
Cs9nisoss osslnsd the invitation the city banquet
~ ~ rssssn has q aid eaas 70 compromise itself
~ beouv ppoeoaA Want 81 time, however. the
80 alISgs4 ~ the committee.
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.Icrsey CITY.


TEE NEW YEAn TEsnvAL-Mayor Cleveland viii ~
ccivs his friends to- day his residence In Jersey ave
nue., where many OF the citizens win tender their con-
plimeu % the opening Of another year Of his mayor
atty.
I'm Lam RAnaoAp ACCIDENT Tho Now Jersey ran
rod authorities have fully sxoneratsd The conductor
Mr. DerAww who In charge Of the train when Wool
ru los his life The practice Of smoking on the plae-
forms rather common one despite the frsquent -
monstnnces Of the ofhcals, and was shown that IN
this occssion tho conductor acted with his usual prompt
Nothing shor x direct insult can convince many passed.
ge q she danger well improperly Of
this regulation a. the company, and he hopes the as
unfortunAss occurrence may prove SUFFICIENT warming
Newark.
Arrnrr 10 conm srIupE. IA woman, named Mary
Ncess yesterday attempted 70 commit suicide By taking
poison which she had procured under the preencs q
poisoning rsss II seems that the womsns husband had
mot proved faithful to the marriage vows hence the
tempt The county physician was summoned and 3D.
ministsrsd N ansidose and she now In fair way Of
recovery.
Tm Rscms BunorARr AN investigation into the
burglary Il Sunday morning- -rspored in the HksAEp
yesterday showed that mo man Berger resided a 2es
rlAns srsst Newark He had been employed TO rspais
locks a. Ne more hs robbsd and thus had an oppor
tumlty 81 securing duplicate keys whsrswth 70 effect
eutan Dssldss e coins be took several policies Of
4 ssppossd shss hs hss bees IL ether burssres
BurIfagtss.
Cosrsrvp EtscnoS.-rns election Of wallace LIP.
pncot 70 The House 81 Assembly In The second district
q Burlington county. 4 - b. contested BY Colonel
orubb the dsfsated candidate II n claimed shas the
Inspectors q Registry srtsd illegally In the matter
coumisnca van - e burlington On wednssdsy next,
b Laws, Master In ChAscery Able esunss1 Aave bSss
Jetsinsd y dsfsnd ~ 60
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Good tea has been grown IN Georgia.
The Savannah Jockey Club has been revived Y,
Tho New England Ice merchants are happy. n.
The survey OF Idaho Territory ID soon 70 begun
The Chinese introduced leprosy INTO California
Nine smugglers have been convicted In Detroit
An old Virginia hunter has killed 100 head Of deer
John Smith, senior lives Of Trenton, ~ J. Age, llE
Christmas Is Christmas the South without eagJ
noR
to be begun
The in San Francisco arc cloggsd by the multi
tude Of causea
The Governor Of Massachusetts, win be inaugurassd q
Thursday.
Tho New Orleans Crescent thinks that the homage pa,l
to Union Generals u disgusting"
servant girl In Rochester stole $500 seventhirn
note from her employer.
convention Of tobscconisis TO be held in washingso
this winter Is talked Of
The citizens Of Galveston Texas subscribed 81 900 ~
widow whose house has been burned.
"A child in Danville, Pa. swallowed shawl pin, asA|
died OF it.
Cincinnati "stsam refined lsrd,' Is made from oss.l
casses Of hogs that die without the butchers aid =
The Chicago Board Of Trade don't want The currency
contracted.
movement is on foot 70 start historical society I'll
the Western Reserve.
Michigan q the end Of the year had balance ha
The Rev. Joseph poughsrty, 4 Catholic priest, comA
mitted suicide in Cairo BY jumping from third story
window.
John Hurtz run over by the cars q Kansas citx
Mo-, on tho 23d, losing his head
The Sanitary Commission Claim Agency has settled al
59.773 claims and has 273 claims on hand 4
Detroit bookkeeper smhszsied $1,000 from his em@
ployer. Gamblers and prostitutes got mosf o. II.
The Governor OF Ohio gave psuiteniiary oonviet M
pardon for Christmas present.
German printer named Schmidt committed suicilei
In Detroit on the 26th.
Thomas sti lately diedsa SYNDICATE, Vermont, s9e1
100 years and six months.
peder robbed q 90 600 On the highway in ssus
b0ro', Mass. last week.
The largest hay crop on record = reported V nsy
been raised In st. JohDshury VI, last year m on00
and half OF poor ~ land produced thirteen and h
tons OF fine Timothy hay. Farmers ought tall a.
stories (socalledL
A Dutchman out west married . second w,fe wssl1
after the loss Of VITO No l. The Sabbath following ~
bride asked her lord to take her riding. and 'o
up with the following response -"You tink ride on
init anoder woman 20 soon afer the death Of mine fsh
No, N0in
4 burlington paper says that the Fsnan Leaders, q
VIII on the government restored the Springfield muska
seized In Vermont gave bnnds not 70 use them aGai
any nation at peace with the United Satss The$ va
keep the asreement To the leeF, having already sx1
Changed The old muskets for brssch lo2ding rides
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H!1a5F14XGF<x -. ~ n sf5ES5NF~J,e<S.?
nnmbsr n FRA VENUE hal b the morning q Y6k-
dsy, Decenber a. Randolph 4 Primross cs1ps = the
premises Of the firm and demanded So froA 46eeph
KTopoeske, CLERK In their employ, hs Qsareye) d
houncng himself q the same tims e United States
Inspector and claiming that x barrels Of whisksy, then
In front Of Sim Heer's door, the being on cart
and about 70 b unloadsd contraband whskey and
liable % seisure and processing that he would not ~
the such sum Of $26 were paid him. whereupon
the deponsnt Heller believing Primrose 70 Be impos
ter caused his arrest above stated and charges
him with an attempt to levy biackmai Justice Mans
field committed the accused in $500 To answer.
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responsibility wAich might be thraa upon him. crsamer
replied that Genet Not in the Board Of Aldermen.
and the lxcitAmept became very dsnncrahc Nilspaugh
ching 70 Get = taller Deven had II votes Creamer,
g. Mllspsu9h, 81 williams, II. Confusion again pre-
vailed. Numbers Of candidates &re presented; and
finally on motion Of NJ. Creaner James Lord Of Mon
roe, Was nominated Marshall N. Deucyces, Of scho
hare was nominated for Clerk; ID J. Fitzpatrick. Of
New York for Sereeant-at Arms, and j. Simmons OF
Kings for Postmaster The following committee
appointed Geo. W. Mllspnugh Of Orange Henry
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InafGUatiOn AGNiu~f Judge Underwesd-trau
Military hall, 6rc.
a RumoSp, Va, Dec. 81, 1896.
orssa Indignation 10 expressed hare that judge Under.
wccd 3hSsM b allowed 70 hold shs once Of District
ysdss while ~ h - The ams time sspasoS elect from
shs ssa1s nss Ne ssbvsn1on Of IN express article Of
shs eonnissssa Ne has fos The past two years been
us1ng shs fsnking privilege Senator VII hcut shadow
al ghG ana the people nd that he shall be held
sres scconebliy FOR this breach Of ths privileges Of
msus0er 81 OonkrsapL
@ ne ssos sas q rs ne us ssS
l9lstes h1aney, II progress Il Camp Grant tcnlght
- rs@sn. ~. ~ s. ~ , , ss ns ,,v
rrsuo9k o1Deag who's ~ the Governor and hIs lsdy
ais C.. Hho6.z ant etaR and q! ~ officers con-
800 - ~ Intent enjcymsnL and The nsw ysar viii
Co. o5aps seierrsphed here today 10 send The
n1svouA nn1 twentieth regiments - some other posst
Iheos ~ 81 The military around Rscbmond General
eahs6 replied, asking that one regimens might be STA
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MISCELLANEOUe.
A WANT SUPPLIED.
n HOFF's MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH,
So BROADWAY. between spring and Prince slrssts.

II
s :sSs MI ;ss a$S s RSs''A'
: u s / i szS 8, S SSstG
s1 sss% I,
& FaSps os psss s
]. As extremely rALArAELE
sSSS'SSEHs i III E ssSss
winch may = ''''.;S 81 Il Sis The
SSSt ?1S II SSsS slsciS
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'''' @' s sSffi$isss sSsssH'ss
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EEssEs.a Hsg y TH5sssr
tHs BF x1A AR SS Sss
IT'S USED As SUCH N !aH ssIRsr HOSPITALS AsS-
r0hMoARsESEss,
H ssIS il HP Ss2SfEE'rlos.
DYSPEPSIA
Price ssper Dozen with wholesale Dealers
dozen aud upwards delivered 10 any p'sof Getty
Orders by mail promptly executed
Circulars sent on application.
HoFrs MATT EXTRACT DEror
between Prince aud Spring streets
SOLE AGENT roR PENxsyLvASrA s
T fifRk !; SHhfhs
corner Front and Chestnut streets
COMFORT, BLESSING AND REL IEF-,AsrI y, shEfLEY'E
"A Hard Rubber Truss s.tabshmsn, ~. snss r
rses he cord never ru.s brooks sers or
s Ss:s = . sssss Ina 70 ssps"s
A Harry NEW y5 IA L. 70 sA5 al READERS or
best comic monthly S.s re , T:.. sss S.s
! gsoIUrr LEGAL DIVORCES OBTAINED. raoY
A he courts o. several sssss fss cost or chsrss o.
any KIND uisi. Hsc Soun..er :. law ms sre.aw.
4 sPIREprO poLIpAy ssESssr MOST 40.
SHs:, d fsss A. o. a' bEsoEssfs
nsss ss' And
Fss s y ss Is sis sis; = ''
| ~~of 3 rEEr AND SICK HEADACHE oBvIATsD ny
l ~ Hnc DKMORksTs Stocking sesp>ndarsr universally
Approved convenient and dur@bs &c., Mailed from a.
1 TnryoRCEs LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NE.w YORK
~ and ster stss. s1hou. Gov ~ nv ~ s sos"ss@
sss Cssss ssa'ss : s ss:sss .rs -" =
fyo TO THOMAS n AoNEwc uREBNwICM'
" and Murray streets where you WI mo Teas Cousess
, ysn r's y. sps ss''Shs ~ s''-p''
cyrLvER PLATED uRws, WINE STANDS. SOUP AND
oy., Tar.en qsa sx A. cs nae ss r. a'n'
lCcnrIBERo,s GERMAN oIrTnENr.-wAsaAxIED
- certain curo without the sghtest dRngsr Ter piess
'i r. 5: ; e. ~: y 81; 1898: y y: s;;s
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We made notice some tin,c ego that mill wss about
10 come on between Ned Burnett of New Orleans aud
Bill Davis OF California both who would light ~
weight OF upwards II one hundred and eighty pounds
rirt and second money was pue mp but YESTERDAY the
hackers a Davis faicd 70 make the next deposit and ~
that had been placed declared forfeit 20 Burest
Il prplabe that this will end the aar although Burnot
onsr Davis another chance 70 raise the money Or tonsn
Dec -
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I. -s Nxw HAvrH Dso 81, leoa !,
y ~ explosion took place = N Oh rsAney Of Covl n
les(1 ~ Long wharf. Nh assIhoon, Instantly hilljp
The t6feman, Frederick fxompsop. ne building imml
da.ey took IRE and was wholly consumed Loss about
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TRorrrSc AM PACING Ar the INV ORrxAr Fam
CRouNps, Dec MMatch race for y, 900, PAGERS, mile
heats, McCarthy's entry carrying $50 pounds.
Simon Mccarthy names Dan VOORHEES,. ......... 1 4
q. n. Dsvol names Emma Dsvo. 2 2
Time, 2:l1-2s3o
sAns DAy--Trottug match, two mile heats, 70 har.
ness for purse OF e7Seutsnos ten per cent 70 90 70
Fair Grounds Association.
Mr.. Wofort enters b. m. 0eoyEianna. 1 4
NJ Summers enters blk. IN. Kate. ,
NJ. Maresllee eutern {. b. FrNnk. diz
Tina 0:11--s01.
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BOuGH.-On Sunday, December 80, FRASns BnUaH, :
native Of the parish OF Lunsan county Cssan ireland
aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are rsspssa1
fully requested to attend the funeral from his ists
dence No. 424 West street. this Tuesday afternoon q
one O'Clock, without further notice.
(Fsr cher Deaths Seventh pasel y
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CHICAGO, Dec. 81, sso0
On Friday afternoon the ice crowded around the point
Of Rock Island and piled up along the Illinois Shore
knocking out portion or the cste work OF the bridge
and rendering the supcrStructure unsafe to
| that II must be Immediately repaired
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-a g.. PAUL, Dec 81. 1904
The Press publishes statement showing that fov1C3
1--WE million feet Of logs and fty-two million feeA q
lumber ont OF st. Crox river this year. me
quantity estimated to be cut this winter ninety mis
lions Laundering in the woods ia backward, from iaclE
az euov.
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The Railroads and the Storm.
OswEGo, Dec. 81, 1865
The Oswego and Rome Railroad is not YET open. Six
locomotives were IN the snow banks yesterday near
Mexico Some OF them were ont OF wood and water The
passenger train which left here Friday morning was
some sixteen miles east of this city At last accounts
Since the has abated additional locomotives with
strong forces have been sent OUT from Rockland and
this atty and 10 expected the road will be open to-day.
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pEtAwAae tEeIslATuRf.

WILMINGTON, Dec. 81. 1865
The Delaware Legislature meets omorrow at DovePl
ieclad.
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CrwolxxAri. p~c. 3

CINcuNAr1, pec ", INA !
In consequence OF Ice Ia tho river pi6ven,ipG cegf>
rom running, the surpension bridge win BE- ofeey
With grand celebration on New Years Day ne mn
iege Of driving the rst team over II be- becn atvsn n
the Adams Express Company. Navigation Il stln 6u1s
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Cmxxtsrov, a. G., Dec Al, isss
GA~opaed has sue~cApfuly accom- pllshcd the fcs Of
ysaiSe zoe nssdrsd ,n>>esin ssccesson and has wen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01
The storm NJ the South.

CHARLESTON, :. O., Dec. 81, 1900.
The weather has been worry cold for this latitude for
several days Rain, accompanied with sleet has fallen
night morning. and tho city presents arcticke
appearance Quite number Of the shade and other trees
have been stripped Of their limbs BY Tho weight Of the
ice upon them
CoLuHmA, & G., Dec. 80, 1854
Accounts from Greenvie, In this State report 10
have fallen there and storm Is also reported 70 have
been experienced 1t Atlanta.