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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-07
SHERIDAN REMOVES ANOTHER REBEL Gov

SHERIDAN REMOVES ANOTHER REBEL Gov
ERNoR.-Gen. Sheridan has issued the fol-
lowing order
HEADQ RS FIFTH MILITARY District,
NEW ORLEANS, July 80, 1867.
SPECIAL ORDER No. l05.-A careful con-
sideration of the reports of Brevet Major
General Charles Griffin, [. 5. A., shows
that s. NJ. Throckmorton, Governor of Tex
rs, is impediment to the reconstruction of
that state under the law. He is, therefore.
removed from that Office f. NJ. Pease is
hereby appointed Governor of Texas in place
Of j. NJ Throckmorton, removed. He will
10 obeyed and respected accordingly.
BY com d of Maj. Gen. p H. Sheridan,
GEORGE l.. HARTsUFF.
Asst. Adj't General.
Sheridan evidently is mt afraid of Presi
dent johnson or any other rebel. And the
removal of Sheridan will hardly restore
Throckmorton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-07

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Cancer, >crofu.a. &c. Cured.

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with their proper means of fire. at
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NEW YORK PRICES CURRENT.

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August 3. 1867
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-07

TENNESSEE ELEcTIoN.-News from the
Tennessee election is comprehensively given
in this item from Nashville
The estimated majorities for Congressman
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-07
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-07

Later news from Mexico states that Santa
Anna is in prison and has not been shot.
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FASHIONABLE DRESSES FOR 1888

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THE WORD " CHIGNoN. "A query having
been started in England concerning the origin
Of the word chtgnon, correspondent of the
PAN Mail Gazette offers contribution from
- The Ladys Magazine; or, Entertaining
Companion for the Fair Sex vol. xiv, p.
IO1-
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Al THE Old e'TAND.
HEAD OF STATE STREET,
The patronage Of The public respectfully solicited.
{. W. WILLARD.
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- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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Certain Cure for Diseased Liver AVID
the ny ID vigorous Maltdies which a. e
cause by morbid OndttiOn II that or
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-02-22
selected POETRY.
THE CONTRAST.

THE CONTKANT.
GENTLEMAN BEFORE MARRIAGE
Ny dearest duck; my sweetest girl,
love you most sincerely,
I'd rather own this sunny curl
Than win fortune yearly;
This little hand, SO soft and white,
Was only made for kisses;
This little form SO frail and light,
Was made for gauzy dresses
I'll keep my Kate span of grays,
A carriage and pony;
I'll goswith her to balls and plays
And never speak of money;
For her I'll buy romances new
Attending to her pleasure
And poems bound in gold and blue,
I'll order for my treasure.
Our lives shall be but one sweet dream
Of love and sunny weather,
No adverse wave shall cross the stream
OF welded bliss forever
AFTER MARRIAGE.
You always talk of plays and balls;
You are forever flirting,
And scribbling rhymes, and making calls,
And never making shirting;
You smile in every whiskered face,
You chase all silly fashions;
You load with jewels, faunt in lace,
And show your angry passions.
The baby's left to cry and moan,
3 I've meier decent dinner @
You drag me out, you call me down. n
i am hen-pecked sinner, l
An AFFECT slave tell you so!
Madam, your folly's ended; n
You shall not firt-and go--and CO.
I'm weary and offended.
Pm going to reading-room-
I'll join the club thereafter
So mend your manners, stay at home,
And dry your eyes with laughter
LADY BEFORE MARRIAGE. sit4a
1 feel very solemn sense
Of all womans duty,
To keep within the door-yard fence,
Unmindful of her beauty. al.
It's plain our Maker did design
That woman should be humble =:
Nor given to looks or dressing fine,
= Which makes them fret and grumble.
Those novels are pernicious things
To feed Imagination
All filled with angels shorn of wings
To me they are vexation.
AFTER MARRIAGE
Bill come down stairs l know you can?
The baby has the cholic;
The way you shirk your duties, man,
Is truly diabolic
. The nurse has such laundering way,
She cannot stop its crying,
And as for me, Pm housed all day
Till am almost dying.
Ann, run and bring my velvet sacque,
My parasol and bonnet;
I'm going to the Messrs. Black, -
The printers, with sonnet
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-02-22

B T.-1865-S. G.
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A trial is all we ask
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OA VIZ min. ~ iA11
been proven by ac-
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TALL DRESS TRIMMINGS.
JOHNE. RIB L E.
Nos. 81 ". Chas. Dc SO Lexington Street.
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Also Collars, Cuffs and Handkerchiefs, in great
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Main St., Staunton, Va.
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The New York herald., 1867-05-25
N & xIco.

more FiGhtias Before Qaercsare-ssecssss sf
the Liberals.
NEW OnsAKs, Nay n, 1851.
We have rsosived news from Queretsro 70 the Tth
inst The heavy gums received nom Monterey opened
nre on the 9th.
The day previous the imperiaists made an attack,
which lasted an hour and halr Escobedo claimed
victory, and says ocalIy :sThe snsmys loss is very
heavy We made fsw prisoners Our losses are trinlng
Miramons whole force was engaged and driven" Tre.
vino was wounded IN the leg Esoobedo terms 1t glo-
rious action He acknowledges some Of his own men
and ofcers killed and wounded, and states that the
enemy vas rspulssd.
The HssALDs Monterey correspondent says the imps-
ralis gained At st by ther dash. but driven BY
reinforcements Of liberals and the position and artillery
lost by the liberals wsre reganed Several were killed
and wounded on both sides General Corona COM
manded.
Regarding the nght on tho 27th ult, both sides
claim victory Escobedo's 0faciai report admits nine.
~ mon and ofcers killed He is Of opinion that the
impsrialists will soon surrender.
great battle daily expected
Prince Don Savad0 de Yturbide, fourteen years old
has offered bis services to Maxmilian.
Nejia end VidAurr TO march 70 the frontier
with six Thousand men.
FL Aericomo and R0nceyo state that the liberals will
be compelled 70 abandon the position before Qusr6taro
In Consequence 0e heavy rainR Tho aster says every
thing Is and the Siege raised The dscoture and
fout of the liberals extensively reported and believed
The suffering In Quer6taro 10 represented horrible
Whole families are dying Of hunger.
The New York herald., 1867-05-25
OBITUARY

Sir Archibald Alison, the. Historian.
BY cable despatch, dated in London yesterday, ws
arc informed OF the death Of Sir Archibald Alison the
eminent historian and Scotch advocate Z
Tho deceased writer and lawyer was the eldest son Of
the Rev, Archibald ALISON, author Of ths Essay on
Taste was Oarp At KenIey. in Scotland on the 10Th Of
December 1892 ans educated In Edinburgh, where his
father was settled. He studied law, and was admitted
to tho bar in 1914 Re afterwards travelled extensively
in Europe In 1928 he appointed one OF tho royal
council and in 1884 Sheriff OF Lanarkshrc ono of fe
highest and mos responsible judicial Offices in Scotland
He had already established high reputation there by
his two works, The Principles OF the Criminal Law Of
scoand' Edinburgh, 1s32) and .Thc Practice Of the
Criminal Law which have become standard authori-
ties with the Scottish bar His History OF Europe from
the Commencement OF tho French Revolution 70 tho
Restoration OF the Bourbons,r In twenty volumes syo,
the OF which appeared 1884, established his repa.
iaon The work ran through numerous editions, not.
wlthsandng It's extent and numerous reprints In Paris
Brussels, and America and was translated not only into
French aud German, but niso into Hind0sisnee and
Arabic The work s oIc OF ability, but imbucd with
strong partisan feeling. Mr.. Alison was high tory,
sfvngfy opposed to all innovations and looked upon
REFORM bill OF 1882 the commencement OF the ruin
OF England In this spirit he Tor many wears conrs-
butcd articles 70 Bt1ct,oood's Magazine most Of
the important events Of tho day selection OF these
sides those published work entitled "Princpias OF
Population which he combas the theory OF Mathns
In 1876, "Eugland 1915 and 1916, or SUFFICIENT or
Contracted Currency - and, in 1s47, rhe Life OF the
Duke Of Marlborough He next engaged on continu-
Of his history OF Europe TO the last overflow Of
the French monarchy. He ned the lucrative once Of
Sheriff Of Gasgow az period and has been Lord Fro
vost OF the University Of that city.
The New York herald., 1867-05-25
NEWS saaM THE plAIks.

q, LOUIS, May - 1867.
Dispatches from Omaha state "a' ''e "o'e'no' o'
Montana and suite left there for o' Den'on on 'ne
steamer octava Sunday lass with 'o'' " ninety
mon.
The persons belonging 10 the Pacific Railroad "snce'
ing party who reported 10 have been killed ~ 'ne
Black Hills short time since. The party as
not moested by the Indians
the chiefs Spotted laii and Swift Bear Fort
goyernmen In consequences OF their being driven from
ther hunting grounds the Republican Fork and Its
tributaries BY the operations Of the United States
against the hostile trbes Those bands profees great
friendship for the whites.
Little interruption occurs " trains upon the roads
from Fort Sedgwick and Fort Laramie north. and the
OF Major Freeman, consisting Of fifty men, drove
herd OF beef cattle through TO Fort Phil Kearny with
slight ues the sSirmshers and hnnkers keeping the
Indians respectful distance. Major Freeman, while
returning Fort Reno, met Major King corrailed at
Crazy woman's Fork The train o the latter had been
attacked aud twelve head OF cattle. Major King
ported the number Of the attacking party hundred
and nfty, some Of whom were mounted. Major Free
man gave him twenty and he moved forward IRON
North Platte without further molestafioa.
ON Friday last q company. herding hundred and
twenty Ave head OF stock for Perry Galbrath twenty
Ave miles OF North Platte attacked by In
dams -Four killed and the whole herd was
captured.
The town Of North Platte In two hundred and three
miller from the terminus of the Union Pacific
Railroad and numbers some twenty business houses.
The New York herald., 1867-05-25
CITY IHrELLIGRHCE.

TN LLyu GAvn0 C0nnmsoa. Tho Board n Engineers
appointed ~ hs Secretary Of the Treasury inspect
ard report upon Inventions designed for rAs better
security Of human life at So and which assembled IN
this city ea the 9Th Of April as has finally sdjousd
During session oe thirty seven days they examined
varieties and patterns the Board has gone 70 Wssing
ton and Il 10 said, will hold few stngs before
cludng the report 70 BE- submitted to the Secretary Of
the Treasury.
LApass' SoCruRsH RzIuv ASSOCIATION Arthur Leary
Treasurer Of the Ladies' Southern Relief Association
acknowledges the receipt to Of S6s005 in behalf Of
the charitable objects Of that organization.
SoLDsszs honUxEn M CyPRxss HILLS CEH.rxRY-
Tho committee previously selected to consider the propo-
sition 70 erect suitable monument in honor OF the
thrtynvs hundred soldiers buried in the Cypress Hills
ssrsst Colonel DusaDDs ofcisssd = SSn. cSar
man. and Chaplain 0and Bourne as secretary. Resou-
tions we're adopted appropriate 70 the matter under
deliberaton and the committee adjourned after choos
ing the following permanent o1ces: General
h n Tremaine Secretary, Mr. O.nd Bourne; Treasurer,
Lieutenant Governor Stewart L. Woodford
THs LABOR NovEnzSr-rhs Horseshosrs' organiza-
out In force yesterday and paradsd through
number Of the streets The employers hsvs mot In all
acceded 70 the demand for increased wages
and these demonstrations are intended 70 have moral
efIectn
elderly gentleman, who beaten and robbed about
month ago BY Two named respectively simpson and
Doi,n. died fsw days ago from the injuries he then
receved His aseailants were subsequently tried IN the
Court Of General Sessions and sentenced to twenty
years imprisonment each.
AocrDEM.-A laborer, named Patrick Robbins, was
seriously injured yesterday by large stone falling upon
him quarry Thirty ninth street, between First
and Second avenues He conveyed 30 his residence
PSI East Forty FIRST street.
SERIOUS FALL. Antonio Focha, seaman. belonging
to the bark Louisa Bruno. lying at pier IL East
river accidentally fell from the maintop to the deck
yesterday and was severely II not fatally injured He
taken by Of the First precinct police TO the
Now York Hospital
The New York herald., 1867-05-25
suaslAsy IN BauomE STREET.

About three o'clock yesterday morning the stsrs Of
Lewis Iowenstsin, Nc. lol Brooms street. was broken
into and property 70 the amount o. 900 stolen thers
from The proprietor, who lives on the premises was
awakened BY noises in the building arose from his bed
dressed himself and when he arrived In The ball he dis
covered two strange men there. He instantly caught
hold Of thsm when struggle snsued one Of The par
ss drawing razor and inncting wound on the hand
an NE Lowsnstein. Afser this they succeeded In
making their escape. He then made an exami-
nsfjop Of the promises, and discovered that an
entrance had been made from the hall 70 the
store md the condition of the goods plainly told
Al the presence Of the burglan On bis entering the
ard further evidences e the predatory yss q %: bur
u Sousht that about 600 worth Of property has been
81 !, Mr.. Lowenstsin next visited the Eighth police
soie T. informed the ofcsr IN charge of his loss and
prscin< over TO thai ohcal hat which he had found
nsass1 M y and which he he supHcssd bsea!sd 70 one =,
Inc parties the initials "w. o." Late IN the sftsr-
- y: &. ss z y:
vss ysss,%ssyr %ssr Police Court He was committed fs'
sxamnattnn