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MARINE DISASTERS.

sHIPwRECK NEAR CAPE FIATTERY W. 1.-THE SUR
YIYoRs CAPTURED by INDIANS.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
SAN Francisco, JAN IA telegram dated Victoria,
Jan says the schooner GaZee from the
arrived there last night having board two Hawaiian
sailors from the bark Mama Kca, which vessel left Port
Gamble w. H. for the Sandwich Islands Nov @ and
wrecked the 25th OF tho same month near kOslIomo
Sound The second mate was lost overheard and sea-
man who was In the cabin was drowned The bark WA
thrown on h6r beam ends while off Cape Flatery when
the main and mzzen masts cut away and the vessel
rghted but, being waterlogged, che OAted helplessy
for 10 days. the persons on board suffering dreadu pyQ
TONS The vessel went ashore K0sk0mO Sound and
broke up immediately. All Oh board landed from raft
and were mado prisoners by tho indians and reduced to
succeeded In escaping 10 the HudsOn's Bay Companys
Station at Fort Rupert, where passage was furnished
KOskOm0 demanding tho release OF the Cap?ip, but
werhad been receyedup to the sailing Of o schooner
Application has been made 20 Government for steamer
60 proceed 10 Koskomo to rescue tie wrecked
from the Indians.
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Thn Cincinnnti Cnmmercia

-, The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 9th
EeWYOk correspondence the ALLU
hoy TO II0FFS MALT EXTRACT, EEyEnAGE or HEALrH;
Cncnnaas 10 know that beverage has recently
been introduced here which promises 70 rival not sUPFLAST ag
bubble H. AID any quantity o. similar throat uhcao now popular
he nicl Sea The drk has moreover quite REsTEcTA
LE being OF SANITARY VALUE and N fc brugs rom
Europe which appears justify tbs assumption OF
De OF Beer Of Health o. Hon Se
nndLee the has iOr 70 been aecaus
Reputation until snnua consumption both a. BEYERA0k no
ksEEDY reached the handsome Of from fifteen 20 theen
MILTON boea manufore monopoly protected by Iaie
ND H Iiof the proprietor has opened American branch once IN
Es Civ AZ no 81 Broadway Another FOR this beer j. EOf
Nan Rrtrsot which easy infer what the principal materials
Ire Of which II s compounded. e.c'
hor information the latest Pusan official report from tie Garrison
Hospital al Breslau dated the bst'esct July p, 1856:
HoTs Malt Extract Beverage Of Health is highly valued refresh
6g and nousug remedy ple able to all other eoupouLd IN
k0rbuf case pouse sunuurtOls blood d end -
nsunpaye cases especially readily taken By the scA
10 Dr. MEINEcEE, First Physician 81 The Stah'
HOEYs MALT ELT8ACT DEPOT Tor America,
Va Bro IA Ouu0sp BarNU.ls Museum.
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taken by Gov. Morton to pay the State debt when,
the Legislature had adjourned without making
onv nrovision to meet it, will be remembered to
his credit among many other acts of note in
his noIitical career The majority of the ticket
ON which Licut.-Gov. Morton went into office
was but little over 0O0O but his majority in 1864
over Mcdonald was 2O,e93 His zeal as an execu-
five contributed to make the war record of In
diana especially conspicuous, and it is as a
war Governor that he has National repu-
tation. In making him Senator, the State has
selected one Of its most positive and represent
alive men.
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We reprint this morning q portion OF mas
tcrly speech 10y Mr.. Thomas Hughes, NJ. r., on
the Jamaica massacre, recently delivered at
public meeting in Birmingham. Mr.. Hughes,
twill be seen, takes high ground concluding
that the only mode Of trial known to the Brit
ish Constitution is trial by jury; and in the
course of his speech he quoted the greatest
legal authorities Of England to prove that it
il murder for a military man to Try subject
OF the realm for his life, and to execute him
after such pretended trial The remarks Of
Mr.. Hughes on tie treatment of subject races
are also well worthy Of consideration. They
apply substantially TO our own case In this
country, rs he observed; and it cannot but be
encouraging TO the advocates of equal rights
in America to know that there il large
and influential panty in England who take
lively and sympathetic interest in our strug-
giles to obtain justice for the freedmen of tho
United States.
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Yesterday we gave a cable dispatch ann ounc-
ing rising of the Greek population in several
Mediterranean islands. To-day our steamer
news contains an account of rising in Thes-
sally. The war cloud in Eastern Europe con-
tinues to assume moro threatening dimensions
from day to day.
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Maximilian's gTandioQuent announcement
that he would fight to the last for his crown,
will only serve to make his defeat more ignO-
minious. Guadalaiara and Potosi are in the
hands of the Liberals; the Imperialists are de-
moralized and retreatng in hot haste to the
City of Mexico; Mejia is disheartened; and
few more weeks are likely to inform us OF the
real end of the Empire
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Should soon be carrying coin to the Treasury
and taking certificates therefor There is
nothing in the way of Resumption but the inn
mediate interest Of spectators in Imitation;
and Tie Post has seen the day when it kept
better company than theirs.
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INDIANA.
The STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE

THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
TRIBUNE
IypIANAPOIIs, Jan. 1.-THE State Board of Agri-
culture adjourned to-day, after session OF three
days. The meeting was largely attended, aud il ia
Hoped the agricultural interests Of the state will bo
fayoraby affected. The Board offer 5000 for gen
eral premiums and 900 fOr the best tTOttcr at the
next State Fair The horticultural Society will have
a full premium list
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ILLINOIS.
THE STEWART DIVORCE CASE IN CHICAGO.

PIT IELE0HuH THE TRiBrsH
CHICAGO Jan. 1.-THE suit Of Mrs Hart l.. Stew
mt for divorce from her husband the ground Of al
legged iuidcty, since sho drove him from her fathers
house. attracts extraordinary attention, account OF
The very high social position Of the young lady, whose
father Is ono Of the leading business men OF the city The
trial has been IN progress Tor three days under conduct OF
eminent attorneys. The testimony for tho prosecution
has been furnished chiefly by the most abandoned CHAR
nccrs 1T j. Of tho most revolving character, ana would
be painfully mtcrcsIgit had any means OF asCcr-
taiung its probable ycIcty.
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Cr1TDKUO PUONOGRAPHI

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ry@The Second Page to-day contains The Pro
ceeedinGS of the Courts, the Money article the
Markets. On the Sirth Page WiH be found No
tees Of the Books Of the Week, and Rerie'c Of
Mr.. Charles Deane's Article asserting the t'c-
ihouS character Of the Episode Of Smith and
Dnnn Lnntne
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't'' fremont.
" rnLEnnArn 10 TIE rnIhrNe.


BURLINGTON, Vt. Jan. 1.-THE project for supply
ing the city with wafer from Lake Champlain has been
lost by the veto OF the Mayor who deprccaes great
expenditure beyond tho means at hand to meet the out
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Netn21oth pailn GriblGo1&
SATURDAY, JANUARY 70, 1867.
10 ADVERTISERS.

We will thank our advertising customers to hand
their Advert early hour possible II received 2'er
O'Clock they be classified under their proper heAdI
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/ ATTEND TO THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF Cox
rUErToS cheek disease s lnpien by using TX
rncrOnss remedy affections ths Lungs and BrOlhA
Lii cvcrrvbe,e
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TO MoTHEBs.-Mrs. WTNsLow's SOOTHING
lrRUP for Cblrsn old and weed remedy has stood
kss many many years and fail only relieves
Dc child from pa but vgor the stomach and bowels wind
bUc gives and health the child and comfort to the
A,tha,
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BEAUTIFUL HAR.-CHEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE
Pam positively gray hair original color and youthful
buty mqa he AID siseagh the weakest bar; stops falling
ni at feeps the head clean is unparalleled ha1lesng
Bold By al druggists and fashionable hadrese and at ny oHee No
! t2) Broadway " Y. SARAH A. CHEvAIlRR NJ d.
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THE FRANKLIN" BRICK MACHINE.
This celebrated machine scknovs ed BY al brick 20
HH HEsr BHicG MACHINE EvER MADE With eight and two
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A sweet little Roy.

We heard good story of "peart''
youngster whose existence on this por-
ton Of the moral vineyard would ex-
tend over the period of five long years.
His mother, expecting to receive com
pany, had fixed him up sweetly, arrang-
ing his hair and attire as only a mother
can. AS a sort Of finishing touch she
sprinklsd on his clothes and handker-
chief a few drops of ''Jookey Club, "
greatly to tho youngsters deli ght. He
went round putting and snufling like a
wild deer when the hunter approaches
him. The visitors arriving, he was
consigned to the care Of servant, but
managed to escape from her, and bounO-
cd into the parlor, proud of his appear
ance and proud Of his perfume, lie
went through the regular amount of
kissing and petting like a hero, but, to
his astonishmsnt, 10 one seemed to
notice the Jockey Club, though he
waved bis handkerchief that their noses
might catch the fragrance. Human
nature five years old, couldn't stand
that you know, so he broke out with
''Folkses, if any of you smells q smell,
that's me.--Stdteadn.
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Kindness.

The celebrated James Ferguson re-
latss Of himself that, when a boy, hap
pening one day to see q gentleman
riding by his fathers house, he asked
him what O'clock It then was. The
stranger looked at his watch and told
him. "As he did that with so much
good nature" says he, II begged him
to show me the inside of his watch,
and, though he was an entire stranger,
he Immediately opened the watch and
put it into my hands" Having exam
ined it for short time, young Ferguson
said that he did not thoroughly under
stand the principle Of the mechanism,
and the stranger took the pains to ex-
plain it to him. Not long after, Fergu-
son invented little watch Of his own.
The stranger probably read the nara
tive, which had been given to the
world, of the little incident which prob.
ably contributed to develop and to raise
b young man from obscurity to a dis
tinguished place among the philosophers
Of his age. And if he did, what pleas
ure must he have felt in remembering
that he stopped to satisfy the laudable
curiosity Of this young aspirant, and
thus helped him over his first great
difficulty
Thus it is always in well-doing.
Little did the stranger think that he
would be remembered by the philOso-
phsr for his little deed Of kindness. --
SUrdag-SchOol Times.
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JACKSON STANDARD.
THURSDAY. =. DEC. re, 1867.
sleep.

Though We are well acquainted with
the phenomenon of sleep, it is a sim
gularly strange one. Suppose we had
never seen sleeping creature, we
should scarcely have believed that such
n thing as sleep was possible. We
should have deemed it absurd to think
Of life being reduced to a condition of
apparent lifelessness; of consciousness
itself being rendered unconscious, aud
yet haVsthe power to return to percep-
tion after the short space Of six Or seven
hours, not knowing, except by the
clock, that had actually been both un-
perOeiving and unconscious for such a
length Of time. That man, full as he
is Of spirit, life, and energy, should lie
down motionless like a stone, and
become for time blind, deaf, and
dumb-that he should be shut out
wholly from the impressions of the outer
world for half dozen hours, as if away
on an errand to some other quarter of
the universe, and yet be capable of
being called back in second of time
by touch of the arm or a shout in the
ear, is mystery, yet it is none the less
q fact. II has perplexed the minds of
the greatest thinkers; and Pyrrho, the
ancient skeptic, after having exhausted
his brain in trying to understand it, at
length declared he did not know which
was the real human ife-ths sleeping
or the waking. "Do we," he asked,
"dream during the night about what
We have experienced during the day
Or do We during the day dream about
what we have experienced during the
nightr
To this last question we reply: A
little Of both, The mind may be active
though the body is in repose. The
spirit-principle can not be said to sleep
as the body does. --PhrsnOiogcal Journal
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They will DINcIsen II They do net
Barn.

A wise father gave this lesson to his
daughter. lie had refused to let her
visit a young lady who was neither
good nor aimable.
'Dear father" said the gentle girl +,
''yeu must think me weak and childish
II you Imagine ! should be exposed TO
danger"
The father took, in silence, dead
coal from the hearth, and reached Il 10
his daughter
"lt will not burn you, my child 4;
take IT,"
She did so, and behold her delicate
white hand was soiled, and blaokened
and, as IL chanced, her white dress also.
eve can not be too careful in hand
ling GOALS" she said, in yexation.
Yes, truly" answered the father,
''and you see, my child, that Goals, even
IT they do not burn, bIackon. SO il is
with vicious company"
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The way they weigh hogs in
Kansas is as follows, They FIRST tie
the hog to one end of a rail on fence
with rocks tiOd to the other end, aud
then guess how much tho rock weighs,
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Asmart lad says that when you sec
young man and woman walking down
the street leaning against each other,
like . pair of badly matched oxen, il Is
aPrstty good sign that they are bent on
consolidation.
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--voltaire said a physician is u man
who mixes drugs of which he knows
little, to pour into the body Of which he
knows less, to cure a disease Of which
hOknows nothing.
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Such as Silk. Merlnp and Alpaca Dresses. shawls.
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BLACKSMITHING.

WOULD say to my old customers that still
Il continue the
BLACKSIfITITTNG BUSINESS,
AT MY OLD STAND ON PORTSMOUTH ST..
souTIl or TlIE GIBSON HnusE,
where will still be happy to accommodate my
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kEos PALMER. Sept. Ia 66-tf
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