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miscellaneous atenas.

There were 3458 deaths rem cholera
at st. Souls last summer.
Freight goes in five days from New
York to junction City, Kansas.
There are $500 professional thieves
in New York, all but 400 OF which are
males.
Bromide Of potassium has lately
cured case Of hydrophobia in Hamil-
ton county, Ind.
Strawberries and apples have grown
and ripened in the open air this year at
Santa Cruz, Cal.
The new governor general of Cuba
Is said TO be favorable TO the slave trade
and since his accession to power, 5000
Africans have been landed on the island
Wells & Fargo will run fast freight
liuC twice week across the plains this
summer, aud charge only DO cents a
pound for freight from New York to
Salt Lake City.
Delaware still uses the whipping.
post and pillory OF the old regime, to
punish hex criminals Of all COlorB aud
both sexes.
"A new decision Of the Postmaster
General allows the postage on foreign
letters henceforth to be paid In currency,
instead Of coin.
Samuel Case, q IL years old lad at
Cincinnati, is to be hung for the assas-
sinaton OF one of his playmates.
-Mulberrics grow remarkably well
in Nevada, and the settlers there are 60
ing to attempt the silk culture.
"Hang Up" q Chinaman in San Fran,
cisco, committed suicide. How could
he help it with such name?
The New York State tax for thocur.
rent year is estmatod st Is mills per
dollar, which is higher rate than dur
ing the past ten years.
New York city received from
licenses for liquor-selling, last year, over
millien and quarter dollars, nearly
enough to pay her metropolitan police.
Hon. WILLIAM SPRAaUR,--A Washing
ton correspondent gives the following
relative TO Senator Sprague of Rhode
Island
The wealthy Senator FROM Rhode Is.
land, is the youngest man In the Senate,
if not in Congress, ana his slight figure
and juvenile dress make him appear
younger than he really is. His pale,
sallow face with its long black hair and
small moustache, shows few indics-
tons Of mental depths beneath yet
there is an unhappy look about it, IS If /
even wealth aud houors, political aud |
social, aud the most beautiful OF wives. |
had left somethipg TO be disconnected |
about. Dir. Sprsgue ssys very little in
the Senate, and that little seems to be OF !
very little Importance, and so esteemed |
By bis associates, who voted down ais |
prop stttsa - Increase the sppFcpria-
ton foe S9athera fei.ef the oJhee dsy. |
with vtry little debsts or ceremosy cf |
asy kist,
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Only twenty dollars. The Star Shuttle sew.
ing Machine. An entirely new invention. IN.
Ike any other sewing machine in T. 9 world
Patented 1861. 1t uses two threads and makes
fitch alike on both sides, that will not rip or
unrayel. 1t combines simplicity, durability and
beauty, 1t is as large as other first class ma
Chluos. a child can learn to work it, 1t will
do every variety of family sewing and tailoring.
1t will sew from the finest gauge to leather. IN
order to introduce the Star Shuttle Sewing Ma.
chine into every household in the land, we pro
pose to furnish them complete with one shut
tie, six bObbins, Il full set of needles, oil can,
screw driver, directions, &c, &c, at the unpre,
Cedented price of only twenty dollars, on the
receipt of which we will box Gree of expense)
and ship to any address. VI. G. WILSON &
co, manufacturers. Office and sa!crOom, 10
Public Square, Cleveland, o.
n. B.-Each machine warranted for Ave
years Persons who order machines and find
that they are otherwise than represented can
return them and get tler money back
g1S Agents wanted
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IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS AND
j GARDENERS.

The attention of farmers and gardeners is
respectfully called to the
POUDRETTE
OF the Lodi Manufacturing Company, which is
universally conceded to be the best ferti,i5er
now in use. Ills manufactured from the hight
coil" of New York city, and the advantages
granted it by practical tests over other fertili-
zers is that its effect are az great as super phos
phste Of lime and guano, while II costs but
ahOut oue-third as mu h "a these articles, and
unlike the latter or any other strong fertilizer
esq ne applied next to the Feed without injury.
When used for or sin, no worms will ouch IL /;
II will come NJ sountr; he in condition to
work two weeks earlier; c0ntsnA No seeds I
weeds, and lass not least, VII q stuEe Grn ia 30
to three weeks ear Ter than corn MANFRED with
anything ese.
For rale in quantities % suit purehasers, aud
st manufacturer prices, st u dsvtlle b.
K ID. BILLINGS.
Ryde~i, To- VT. Aptil 1, 1857. dsvsm
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WANTED

Energetic sDd Responsible me. can now se.
cure city, county, and local agencies i. terrific.
~ nnoccupsed IN the State OF Vermont for the
Old PhB1ix Mutual Life Insurance Comusbv of
Hartford, Conn, on liberal terms. This "a one
OF the oidest companies in this country. Assets
ovor ose million Eve hundred thnussnd dolIsrs
ALL POLICIES EONFOhFRITABLEi An,
nEA divlhesde to the insured uuequsled bv any
company Ia the United states.
Apply u person OF y letter with rsfsrsuc.
70 NJ. V. B. BULL.
Gen1 Agent.
AS Broadway, Albany, NY
Or @, l. BABOUCR,
State Agent,
Rgtisbd. VI
sp6tkSwiM
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Business Cards.
PETER c. HOMES & son.

PETER C. JONES & SON,
Wholesale aud Retail Psper Warehouse, Noi 81
Water, eIvueT Of DevonrhiFs st., Bo-saa, has
Constantly on baud aud for sale large sssOrs-
meat Of al kIud- ofpaper BOX, sesr, hssals
aud Press paper, man slscssrea t. order ~ short
notes. A..es,ts for suiIth 81 Peters Ruamsted
Csrds and CHrd aheets
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laws or VERMONT.
srre,AL sRss Ios, A. D. 1867.
Dsrg'sslaI BY he Secretary Of State .for pu5
loatso~ in az tie Newspapers,

Az Acr TO enable the Bennington and
Rutland Railroad Company to aid in
obtaining necessary Railroad connec-
lions.
Il IS heraby egocted By tAC Geaerdl assembly
~ it State Of IIcrmopt'
5 crIoN /, The Bennington and Rut-
land Railroad Company are hereby au.
thori@"d and Empowered to subscribe
for, pC chase, or acquire the bonds OF
the LEBANON Springs Railroad Company,
s corporation existing Ia the State Of
New York, or the bonds or stock OF any
other Railroad Company, now or here
after organized, whose road may con-
meet with the Bennington and Rutland
Railroad, or with any railroad connect
ing Herewith, in such manner and direc-
ton as to afford to said Bennington aud
Rutland road, communication by rail-
road with New York, Albany, or Boston.
And TO hold, or to sell, assign, or dispose
OF such bonds or stock, upon such terms
IS they may think proper, and to guar.
sntee the payment Of such bonds, or OF
dividends on such stock, and to make
any contract incident thereto.
SEC. ,. The said Bennington ana
Rutland Company are hereby further
authorized and empowered to Issue their
bonds, at rate Of interest not exceeding
seven per cent. pet annum, payable semi
annually, and TO execute q mortgage or
deed OF trust Of their said railroad and
franchise or other property, or to pledge
the income thereof either for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment Of said
bonds, or OF securing the performance OF
any guarantee or contract that may be
made by said Company as authorized by
the first section OF this act.
SEC, 3. No contract shall be made by
said Company under the authority CON
ferred by this act until such contract
shall be authorized by vote OF the direc-
tors o. said Company, and approved by
a vote OF three fourths Ia amonut of the
stockholders OF said company at 4 legal
meeting thereof
SEC 4. This act shall take eject from
its passage.
Approved March Is, 1867.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL View of Mar

4 PHYSIOLOGICAL View of Mar
"a rage. The cheapest book every pub
ltshed, Containing nearly 800 pages and 100
tRe plates and engravings of the Anatomy of
case With treatise on Early errors, its deplOr
able consequences upon the Mind and Body,
with the Authors Plan Of Treatment-the only
rational and successful mode of Cure, as shown
wiser to the married and those contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts of their phys
ical condition. Sent free of postage to any ad-
dress on receipt of Is cents In stamps or postal
currency, by addressing DR. La CR0IX, No. 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, New York. The author
may be consulted upon any of the diseases upon
which the book treats, either personally or by
mail. Medicines sent to any part of the world.
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NOTICE.-First Glass Steam En-
~ gine for sale at the Wstervliet Arsenal,
West Troy, N. Y. One Stationary Horizontal
Steam Engine, u inch Cylinder and feet
stroke, in good order, and Of excellent coretruc-
ton and workmanship, and sold only because
1t will be no longer needed. The Engine is
now in daily use at the Arsenal, and eau be ex-
smined every working day by any one wishing
TO purchase. odrrs will he received subject TO
approval of the Chief OF Ordnance, for sale 80 b.
sequent to 10th of May, 1867.
p. v. HAGEEr,
Bvt. Brig. Gen. y. S. A.,
Commanding ATeessl.
Wstervliet Arsenal, N. Y, April ,, 1851
apSl6t&dStawSt
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Great National Railway aero the
Continent.
THOR linz. will evtcrd from, sa,-,r,.,-,, 10,
fornia across tbe Si.rra Nn,,a5o NV ti - ~
fornia Stotn line trsyersir,l nus t y" lug Cam
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ritori7s 10 ths ,5irit, i Ii % cue Az
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and runnin~ for OF mi}es rom udu pPtu
within - n5ilcs f oA ',St "tg1LO 70
and large ar,0nnt oI tL, E,i wy - Iaui a.
TnnnpIiint7 Sc hcvo,5 thot 80; 81 rs
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Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
CLASS.

SlNGING GLASS.
~
At the request Of some patrons ana friends of
MIR. Mletzke, he will open Singing Class for
young Misses. and Masters, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th, at 4 o clock T. n.
at the Hall of the Union Musical Society, corner
Center and Wales streets.
The course Of instruction adopted is founded
on the Pestalozzian system, known to be the
best method Of learning to re I'd music.
Terms, 50 for 20 lessons, one half in advance
MA few more pupils in private Lessons
on the PianofOrte or cultivation of the voice,
early.
Spring Term commences Monday, April sth.
ap6ds
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This Company is constructing under the Ia
trOuagc of the United States Government The
Western end Of the
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CENTRAL PACIFIC Il. II. co.
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JOSEPH elliott q SONS.
4 HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY ,

HENRY Owen Sole Agent.
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f. S. d J. TORREY
y Maiden Lane
New YcrA
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Great National Railway acre the
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Their line will extend from Sacramento. Ca.
itornia, across the Sierra Nevadas to the Cali
fornia State line, trayersing the richest aao
most populOus section of California, and thence
through the great mining regions of the Tcr
ritorles, TO the vicinity Of Salt Lake City.
II i0rm- the snLN Mnslnrn link OF Nh. nn--
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TOS. GILLOTT'S Stecl Pens, Of the
~ Did standard quality.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

GES. GRAsr's PosITIos.-It is reported that
Hon. z. B. wAsHBuRsE has defined General
GRAsr's position in q speech he recently made
at GaIena, Ill He says that
"Gen. Grant sympathizes with Congress In its
reconstruction measures, and that he had ad.
vissd an extra session, and had used his infu-
snce with Senators to accept the clause In the
House bill requiring the assent Of the Senate to
the removal Of the district commanders, and also
favoring the reconstruction acts. Every effort
Of his had been directed to the enforcement Of
the laws in their letter and spirit, and he had
accepted the position Of Secretary of War from
q stern sense Of duty to the country and to pre-.
vent it's being filled by johnson man
',Mr Washburne also stated that the accept
ance Of the position was with the knowledge and
consent Of Mr.. Stanton after full consultation
and understanding between them.
"In regard to General Grant being O candi.
date for the Presidency, Mr. Washburne stated
that he had no right to speak"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS Tho Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office Is In receipt Of
returns showing that 320 farms, comprising, In
the aggregate, 81, $50 acres, were added to the
productive force Of the States Of Mississippi and
Alabama during the months Of August and
September last under the homestead act Of June
81 1855, as follows!
Mississippi located at the Jackson Office during
the month Of August last l4l farms, embracing
S,7i4 acres
Alabama located at the Huntsville Office duripq
the month Of September last ia farms, embrao.
ing 10, 1856 acres,
RETURNED The Secretary Of the Interior re
sumed the duties Of his Office yesterday morning
after an absence Of several weeks at the health
giving springs Of Virginia. We are glad 4
learn that the health Of the Secretary Is fully
restored.
PArESrs.-During this week there will b,
issued from the Patent oFce 225 patents,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

PosTAL.-We are informed from the Post Office
Department that the act Of July, 1855, directing
the Postmaster General to furnish the Offices en-.
gagged in connection with the foreign mail ser.
vice with balances rated according to the metric
system, has been fully complied with. The De-
partment procured from France model balance,
from which American arti6csrs constructed those
now in use ut the foreign exchange Offices
The law authorizes an ounce to DO considered the
equivalent Of thirty grammes, and most Of the
postmasters whom, for any reason, letter Is to
be rated in srammss, use Its legal avoirdupOi'
equivalent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

DATA, the authoritative correspondent of the
White House, in his dispatch to tho Baltimore
Sun, confirms the opinion expressed by US in cur
yesterdays issue, 10 regard to the visit Of Cen
eral SHERMAN to Washington. Data says:
General Sherman reports that there Is good
grounds for the belief that good results will come
from the labois Of the Peace Commission, and
that hostilities will cease ere long. Sensation
dispatches sent OF from this city tonight repre-
sent that Gen Sherman Is called here by the
President to take charge Of the War Department,
in place of Gen Grant. Upon the best authority
l can say that the President has no such pur.
pose as indicated in the rumor mentioned"
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

An ERRoR.-The statement Published IN this Jour-
nal yesterday relative to the opinions Of the editor OF
the Gazette was founded upoa that pest Of printing,
an error In the types. The Gd=ette says:
"a typographical error 10 an article In Saturdays
Gazette under the head Of the State Convention
sn.rsy perverted the . %sA5ns INTENDED TIE sI
citizens In Virginia are opposed to holding conyen-
ton and shall vote sgainst It,, &c. 1t should have
posed to asOuvsntiSn, and will vote against IT,
1--WE cannot dfpfse voting against
the convention. R'ery citizen should be fully per-
suaded In his own mind how to act.'"
Cousrr COURT The county court Of this county
mat ysstsrday-Justics Mckenzie presiding.
The grand Jury were sworn and charged, and hav-
ing retired for several hours returned into court and
through Benz Barton foreman. delivered twenty six
indictments.
The resignation Of H. W Fsebry, a agistrats from
the Fifth district, was received and ordered to be
hled communication from the chief OF the Freed
latiOn was referred TO the oversssrs Of The poor r.
Southern, Brown and John Slater were appointed
to review The Arlington Turnpike Company, a new
company chart. red by the last Legislature. O. II.
Ramay qualined deputy clerk Of the county court
In the place Of W. !. Grimes, resigned. Robert J.
Smith renewed his notarial bond. The account Of
J IL Deyaughn rolinquishsd his guardianship of
the children Of j. Il. Deyaughn, dseea'ed.
We clip the following from the Gazette:
DEAD BODY FousD The body Of Elijah ChAmbeTs,
col9red boy, wac found dead yesterday morning In
fax county, Va. Justice HAwxhuTst, acting coroner
held an Inquest on the body, and verdict was re.
turned that the boy cane to his death by reason Of
exposure, superinduced by intOxioation. The svi.
denee showed that he was last seen near the spot
where found on Thursday evening, about dark, Ia
company with negro man, both very drunk and
morning inquiring for the boy In order to get pair
Of new shoes which he asserted he had loaned him,
and which were found on him; They became ssPS:
marks Of violence discernible on the body, the
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Important Suit Observation-Disclosures OF
Rtpublicnn Candidates.

RICHMOND, Oct. In the United States Cir.
cult Court to-day the suit Of Mcmahon vs.. The
james River and Kanawha Canal Company, to
throw the company into bankruptcy, was dis.
missed, the parties having settled the matter out
Of court.
A telegram to tho Wig says the Republicans
of Albemarls met to-day and revised their con.
vention ticket, leaving of the colOrod candidate
and nominating Judge Rivss and Mr. sOuthall,
editor of the Charlottesville ChrOHieIs, two
prominent wealthy citizens
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

BUsNEs5.-Ths following is a summary Of
work done at the office Of the Auditor Of the
Treasury for the Post Office Department during
the month Of September
Accounts on hand, TIA accounts received,
4, s74; accounts registered, 6,0O4i accounts cop.
led, 2,435; accounts adjusted, $685. accounts
unsettled, 49, amount involved in the settle.
In the settlement Of foreign mail accounts,
$500, 2ss 43; drafts examined and registered,
800; warrants, $685. Auditors drafts drawn, 2l9i
amount Of Postmaster Generals drafts and war.
rants, 1902 COL 49, letters received, $685. let.
tiers recorded, $780, letters sent, S,72l.