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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12
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THESE WORLD-RENOWNED
SLWING MACHINES.

We're Gwarded tie highest premium al the
Worids Fair IN London, and sic first
premiums at tie Aei0 Yoyk state Fair Of
1866, and
Are celebrated for doing the best work using much
mailer needle or The same thread than any other ma
ohiue aud by the introduction Of the u-ost approved
maol ncry we are now able 10 supply he ycy ttst
chime in The world
These machines are ma de At our new and
spacious Rae tOTy 81 ~ tugt pOIt, Conn, IA der
tine imms dtato supsF isiolt q z the Preside "A 4
of the Company. ELIAS IfOA a., .Ir.. the OIigi-
nH1 Inventor Of the ne wing Machine,
They adapted 10 ali kind of Family stwiug. and
TO the use a Scan srcs Dress Makers Taofs Man
utaciurus Of hits. CtllMs Slirs, Coaks Maniillas
Clothing, Hats Caps, CoTscts, Boots Shoes, Harness.
Sa de, Linen Goods Umbrellas, Pmasol., etc Thy
work equally well upon silk hueu wooden and cotton
GODS with ELK cotton srd linen hrctd, They viii
Sem quilt gather ten, fen cord braid binf aud ptr
form every fpecits Of sewing, akrg beautiful and
ptiect stitch alike both tides Of he articles sewcd
The Stitch mUeHted by MR.. no WE,
and mate on his Machine, is The most pop
War and durable, anil all StWiag Marines
are subject 10 the priacipie inUeHted 6y him.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
PLUMMER & WILDER,
Gent, Ae'o Ea9idnd agents,
90 BROMFIELD ST., BOSTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12

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UPWARD TRAINS.
MAIL Tram leaves Concord at 10 46 A. NJ for White
River Junction, connecting with trains for Wells River,
q. IohnsburY Barton, Newport Wnloughby and Magog
Lakes, 6tanstesd, Bath, Littleton, Lancaster, &C.
Also with aims for Montpelier Burlington, st. Al
bans, Rouse Point Montreal, ogdeusbdrgh and the
West.
DAY E1rRsss TRAIN leaves Concord at 1880 A. ~
Tor White River Junction connecting with trains for
Montpelier, Burlington Rouse Point Montreal, &c and
With Ogdensb1rg and Grand Trunk Railroads foi the
Vest.
BBIsros TRAIN leaves Concord al $50 p H., for
Franklin and Bristol.
EyRHlEe ExPRHss TRAM leaves Concord a. 8l5 p
~ Tor White River Junction. connecting with trains for
Montpelier Burlington, St Albaus RouBe's Point,
Montreal ORdenahurgh, and toe West.
cor arrival Of trains from Boston Worcester Ports
mouth, Portland, sc
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
tMoRUINo ENrRsss TRAIN leaves White River
Junction for Concord att IS or N arrival oftrairs
from Ogdensburgh and Montreal. On Mondays at 5.2i
Instead OF 40.
tBRIsroL TRAIN leaves Bristol Tor Con cord at A.
Il. and Franklin 81 9.l2 4. NJ
NAH TRAIE leaves White River Junction FOR Con-
cord stl 20 a., arrival Of trains the Ves
nont Central PassumI sic, and White Mountains Rail
soadH.
DAY gKrRass TAAiN leaves white river Junction
81 800 P. arrival ~ trRiSt from Montreal sn'
Ogdensburgh Ba.tltb0rough Keene, BelloWss FAILS
Windsor, Sc connecting az Concord with tfainsio Mar
chester, Nashua, Lowell ,ui BOSTON.
fThesc trains ccuncc ~ concord With trains for Man
chester Lawrence Portsmouth Portland Nashua Wor-
esstsr Nov York. Lowell and B0ston.
ONSL0W STRARNS. AGENT.
Concord. N r Nov. 10 gc5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12

Ifyou want 10 head of the caterpillars while
you have lime to do it, go into your orchard
now, and cut off the twigs or ends Of the limbs
on which is placed the little belt Of eggs
which may be plainly seen on examnolioa,
Cut them off and burn them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12
READ
These Certificates.

X ga ID
These Certificates.
MONTREAL,
April 9Th, 1860.
Messrs Henry d Go.
Your Vermont
Liniment has cured
me ola Rhumatism
which had settled
in my limbs aud
for which blessing
you may well sup
pose | feel CRATE
full. T. QUEsNEL.
So. CRANKY, @. W.
Mr. II n GRAY
Chemist, Montreal
SRI am most
happy to state that
my wife used Hen
rvs Vermont Lini-
ment, having acct
dentally got a nee
die run under her
finger nail. The
pain was most in
tense; but by using
the Liniment the
pain was gone in
a few minutes.
Yours very res
pectlully,
w. GIBSON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S
THROUGH LINE


THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carrying the Us Mail,
Thropgt TWa,ty-too Days.
s''asg.,,s,gs on he coHnssi.ss %, ne Paes,
A AEia2S4 4aAuNCGY. S S9sSr4P2'
nGEe", 03IlhrN GOLDEN ely
NORTHERN LIGHT, GoLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA.
One Of the above large .nd splendid steamships will
leave Pier No. ~ North River foot Of Canal Street.
a. Y O'Clock noon, on the LIST. llth and Dist Of every
month (e1cept when those dates fall sunday, and
then 90 the preceding Saturday., for Aspnwall,
peeung via Panama Railway, with Of the Com
PAWS Steamships from Panama for San Francisco,
touching at Acapulco
Departures Of LIST and 2lst connect AZ Panama with
steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Those oflst touch at MAMA
Milo.
Departure Of llth each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama to AUSTRALIA aud NEW zsA.
LAND.
Steamer Of June II, 1867, will connect with the Com.
panys steam COLORADO, to leave San Ffancisco Ju-
ly 3d. for Hong Kong via Yokneama where close con
necuon viii be made with the Companys steamer COsT-
AFRICA for Naeasah and shsnghae.
discount OF one quarter from steamers rates allowed
70 second cabin and steerage passengers with families
Also an allowance n One Quarter on through rates to
elergymen and their families, and school teachers.
One Hundfed Pounds Baggage allowed each adult
baggage masters accompany baggage through, and
tend TO ladies and children without male protectors.
Baggage received the dock the day before sailing
rom steamboats, railroadsaAnd passengers who prefer
20 send down early. An experienced surgeon board.
Medicine and attendance free
For Passage Tickets further information apply al
the Compauys Ticket office, the Wharf foot Of Canal
Street. North River, New York.
r R. BABY, Agent
G. l.. BARTLETT & co,
oad 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12
MnNTRPAI

MONTREAL,
Dec. 18th, 1850.
Messrs Henry d Co.
Having on vari-
GUS occasions used
your Liriment, |
am happy to say
that l have always
found it beneficial.
| have frequently
used il for Bowel
Complaint, a n d
have never known
it to fail in effect
ing a cure. | think
1.-THE bestmedicine
| ever used for di-
a h @a, summer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12
II & n r Y S
Vermont Liniment.

complaint, and dis
orders of a similar
character. | have
also found tia new
er failing specific
for Colds, and for
affections of the
: head. l always
: recommend it to
. my friends, and
would not be with
Z out it IN the house
= for any considera-
= ton.
= w. BALDWIN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12
GENERAL GRANT!


This animal is Red, calvtd June ~. 1860. Got by
Nestor t6035 } out Of Garnet inror ed Marquis Of
Carabots 1907 GCm by ST. Lawrence l2,037) Straw
berry by Young Jupiter l3 5qS Strawberry Rnglet by
Rocket (4,979 Strawberry imported by stephen Whit
noy Of New BAvon, c.
hy reference 10 the American Herd Book Il will be
noticed that Ntsfor WAS sfcd bt Apioors G ster he by
Duke u Gostot Who cost 50 0t0iu England Bred with
especial reference go ukers is stolass animal
and claim,d BY good Judges ia his tate and ew
York where he took Prize al the Fair. Weighed 500
lbs when four onths DID, His sire, Nrstor weighed
81 10 lbs wien three ears old The GENERAL and
his stock may be seen The subscribers premises.
W. Ii COMiS
Mortified, Maj %, 1867. G866
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12

Don't get in debt, because there is Away
something to pay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12

~ TFAYFD.---Came into the enclosure Of
~ the subscriber May "a, one two or three year old
dark red or brown steer little bug horn, horn lops
lit also bright rcd cow nine ten Yeas old
The owner can have thm by proving troper y, paying
charges, and taking ihtm away
EDWIN j. WOODBURY..
Berlin MAY 25 1867 G3.6j
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12
" ERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI.
VAN RAILROADS.
r. g Il * q h NJ vt.
Commencing MAJ 10 lsf7

Leave Montpelier st q Goa n. 2 30 m M. 05 p. M
Mail Train leaves kouses Point a. 30 No.. receives
passengers from Ogdensbutgh it. Il. and connects
White River junction aud Bellows Falls with trains for
Boston, Worc6sur springfield and with trains Pas
sumpsic x. H.. arrives at New York at l045 D. M
Day kXpTel leaves Montreal att Is a. m., ST. Johns
huiy at 40 IN OgjeusOufgh al 3 80 a. m, houso's
Point 1913 IN for Boston, &c, arriving in Boston
via Lowell a. 10 30 m.
n ght kxp ess leaves Ogdensburgb al 1850 a m.
Montreal az Is p m.. kouse's Point at % p m 81.
Johns Al 4.4j M, arriving ~ Boston AZ 40 VI ,
connect az Bellows fals with heshife Railroad FOR
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont alley Rail
road Tor Springfield, 3D. and arriving in New York at
l23Op. IN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12

" This popularm med
icine is no longer
exper j m e mt.
<, Thousands Of peo-
.-.4 pie who have used
- it, bear witness to
- its superior excel
lence as a Iiniment
-. and a Pain Killer.
= Full directions acs
company each bot
tie. 1t may be used
externally
m. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
j Toothachc,
Headache,
SOS. Burns and Scalds,
~ Bruises and
. Swcllings,
--- Sore Throat,
,ss5 Lumbago,
s..s., &c, &c.
.- and may he used
- internally for
= Cholic and Colds,
Cholera Morbus,
- Bowel Complaints
Diarrhna,
Wind Collie,
&C., &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12
TRAINS como NOR IL AND WHIST

Leave Montpelier at 40 A. m. 72O a M, 8 % p. M.
i.4O .. m
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell 90 a. m for
burlington, ST. lbats Montreal. arriving At Montreal
at so y "a , Ogdeusburgh at 8 so a m.
Mail lrsin leaves Boston via Lowell, az Z 90 m ,
via Lawrence and titohbuig at 80 m Springfield
al 40 for isirgton, 81 Adams and Ogdensburgh
The train leaving Boston via fitchburg at 80 IN +,
and priv gde d at As a. m connect at White River
Jun ZION with the lay Express train.
Accommodation rain ioav,s Mortified az 10 >. M,
fJr Burlington, Rutland, st. Adams, Nouse's Point
Ogdensbuish &c
ceiviug passengers tr0m Vermont VALLEY r. a.. leaving
New Eok, a. u Is p and from Cheshire K. X leave
lug Boston at . 80 m, connecting ~ White River
Junction with Train leaving Boston 90 p. m. for
Burlington, Rousvs Point, Montreal aud ogden bursh,
connecting with Grand T unk Trans for he West
sleeping cars are attached 70 10th the night Express
Trains running between st. Adams aud Boston and st.
a. bans fIriuAhsld
Through III, kts for Chicago and The West forfac az
the principal stations. &. MERRILL Supf.
ST Albaus, MAY 10, 1867.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-25
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY. IS, 1867.
To what Base Uses have They Come
at Last!

True to its instincts, the p. Tribune,
Radical organ Of Washington Territory,
having lost all hopes, if it ever entertained
any, of carrying the election by Legitimate
me ans, has abandoned even the preience
of addressing the reason Of its readers,
and embarked upon the more conseaial plan
of removing the obstacle to its success by
assassination. Its occasion is carefully
chosen, as that which will afford the in
tended victim the least possible chance to
defend himself Its weapons, the usual
ones of cowardice, are falsehood and innu-
cndo Its columns reck with venom, and
its every line, like winding tracks in the
dust, marks the passage of some reptile
feared and loathed for its poison.
Differences of opinion may divide men
into opposing parties and sects, dissolve
the ties of friendship and kindred, drive
them to anger and induce them to acts of
violence, and vet there is humanity COM
mon to all civilized men, which will revolt
at conduct such as that Of the Tribune,
in assassinating the living By dragging the
d al from the grave for vindictive and re.
vengrful purposes. Who that nurses in
his heart the memory of some grave made
years ago, because he loved the o:e whose
dust it contains, can read the lines to
KENDALL" in that paper, without feel
ing that they are mockery of grief and
an outrage upon Christianity Whilst
the circumstances alone under which they
were written and published would be suf.
ticient to convict both writer aud publish
err Of the most savage and brutal instincts.
they also bear tie strongest evidence
of having been written by some one
who, whatever NAV have been his geuu-
iLe sentiments towards the unfortunate
and lam@rted Kendall. was inspired in
their composition by haired Of the living
noT~ thaa By regret for the !, al. The
iEns~ndo Is unmi.tAkab,e. that Ff.Ek
Clafk. lsero~-s;ic eandiaais so- Cou-
=Tr~.. ~. iariss1 " ie.ia-sv aid .urv
u ~ as1s,s sa3 -. aogz,rsz.arr.. - h
, A-s6.1 - -. a~va,-,F p-ss a. rrsezr~
h.. z-.~ssasz-as- - 60 az. ssvr.--s ~
ssr1 wr -rxs1-a. 80 So
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-25


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,s-s- '-=' a. ,a- Hsri s.1c'aa1 'Ar gre5-r
o. - rEsaa-v - ~. = tftlH. 1919
20 10 sa.ly ITrteur -, Of a usu o uir.r-
Is iucoa v-.su, Il ihry g. 20. {; ulli rV-r
after p won't eV.r-roun l-oob-rs froIa hing
similarly situated
Bot there i. another fca'urs. ara of a
difF,rrnt Older in Mr.. Gsrf-ldr's canvass
thu, invite. attention. H., !. NOS, elo-
ouen, ubcn h.. ,n,c,l. 70 ,L.. ,.a,.ior. Of
hi, radical friends. with the hop, of bio.
vok;nc .p;r;t Of vindic,iv.ues. ara;ns,
the South II is on such occasions, il
.e.m,. that Car6ell- ;.7, his subject.
w.r. sucb apnca,. mad. NV some soldier
,f tho wors wbos, bronzed facc told If .er.
v;,o :, +ho 6..,d or whose many .c,r. c.xe
o,;.,.roo &c r.,or d;srl.ved and rcnow,
,o, :, Gch,;,r I'm h,,,,.s If his .oun,rv
49,. ,,;oh, r.rh.,. M. odvor,, :. Lowoy.r
d;snosoa D.. ~.m;rd s,cb , m. n
"Thc truly brave are not yiudictivc.n
To no other is the courtesy of silence due.
We can have no respect whatever for those
political lazaroni whose fame merely rests
on their wcll-known whine and importu.
nate supplications for official aims. Until
now we did not believe that the Bu,lerized
sentiment of unsuitable revenge could have
so audacious propayandist on the Pacific
coast. in this the second year after the Re.
bellion ha. been crushed, and its armies
laid down their weapons acknowledging
themselves fairy subdued, when the
honor of the Nation is also pledged to ac-
cept their submission in good faith. No
one with proper sense of National pride,
it would be supposed, would seek TO cx-
cite discord at time when proclaimed
peace has placed the rmblematic olive
branch in the hands of a valiant army. to
remind them that the sword is sleathpd: at
a tim, too when q victorious fay is I'M
folded over every for. and citadel in the
country, and upon every sea Of the globe
it floats defiantly from the peaks of an in.
domitable navy. proving TO the world TINT
the Nation it symboliz.s is indistructibIe,
and that its government is not ian expert
ment" but an impsrishable reality. This
is not time to strive to perpstuate rancor
and inculcate hate, when the vanquished
place their hands in those of their con-
querors aud VOW to them before high
Heaven an undying friendship and ar
everlasting fidelity to their common coun-
try; when those pledges are given aud re-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-25


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ga -' s-- - i1r t--i 81. Or -rrFr1-ea'
-- Fa~-rs- 49, - uriss erort e1usa-
az l- a. 8 r. - - .e-s' al-' , = IN
'-.' !ssTt = \ Llst.'ls s-'.sb.sr III.
81 10 t. - .lsio.~ P'iiy. bet X II
Hev ~ AM L., partners nil hav- 10 an
sver.' - injured man AMI 70 al ineensd
publ c. fr The oatra-- Committed. And
aho IS this Individual who 6arrs so ruth
.essly to invade the sacred precincts of
til. grave, and To summon the dead to bear
testimony against the living: Who for
sake OF promoting the interests of party,
will thus vi'ify and SANDER honorable
men Who this miscreant, who. regard
less of all precepts OF honor and void of all
shame, would drag others down to the
depths of his own infamy: Let facts an
swer: "A man who has publicly declared
he left the States because of tho draft
one who, as clerk of the district court, pre-
dated naturalization pap RS, in violation of
law one who attempted to swindle the
Government by printing the title-pagrs OF
Legislative bills with his imprint and atiix-
ing them to bills printed by Mr. McElroy,
and sending them to the department as
his own work; one who has been branded
with iniomy Tor violating his most solemn
.,,.oeIh.,a =. h..ou.h,o ....o;,.;o.
.u,,, .t.o.e1o.. rh;. A..
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:,
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'"'o''.. ' %" - s'ea' p"''!' 'o"p'''.
:, m
."' P'oP'c' i'ue " Mo ""'ne INSTINCTS
10 prepares MS weapon o. ca'"h''y' a"o
'"en co NY "a'S un'i' tue oo)tc' OF MS as
s'"', i' p'a'eu oFyo"o '''e 'e''u u oe'e"o'
ing himself anu ''c''' asS"'''h' Ike strikes
the dow. we tell ms wretch, ana all
his hackers and Abpttors in this dirty
,u,. A.. ., A. =.
WIN ''''' '"'y nave "''oe'-l"'tu ''e III
telligrnce Of the law. abiding community, if
,ho,, ,l;,,, d. am s,.;,. . l,
'"'y '''"N '''y ga" S''i"o ''"" o""" W
such means. Frank Clark will as surely
be the next Delegate to Congress from this
Territory rs that time rolls around. and
.o,h;u. ,>,. A., .o..s.:.,. ,.:c. L..,,-.
@'. ''' " '0'
Cd" prevent H.
Or.cvppv III. p.do,I ,uo.. L..
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-25


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~aas ss 1880 ses
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asa ua er Haa
TO- - - -
49, -. - 49, 4.
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Auub,,,. \. -. =, $500,
in C,ugrc.. ~ e,,r, STATE
All NO arc opposed 10 hyPaeracv.
ia'srh"'d' 'relehef,' >is"dt'' hnel' dc -
dap-uap ana dto'Phon' Tor the purpose
OF sustaining the rotten parasites OF r"i-
ten party aud all who are IN iavor OF send
ing 1--we man to Congress.
Are the supporters "i the Orphan Boy.
- ~, - nv,
NN"" MI hiN"is".-i Inc T. 1''0""e
charges that Frank Clirk was hnow-notl''
ing in 1856, and in evidence makes extern
sive quotations fiom articles in tn. P,oncer
, Du, 90 Ill.,. ,,o
'ha' inc qu"'a''ohs are correct IL must
strike every fair minded man that they are
not the kind of evidence unou which Il
wo,,d 10 s,f.. 70 tr, s;ther , o,os,;,,r of s,ct
~,
Vi VI persona. c''''ac'cr' mere Is not
sentence which does not show something
more than mere bias, against Clark not
porarra,h which !, not ,ccomnau;.,l with
.;ans o,o ,rs,,.I .a ,,o.. .,.
:, 'O w ' w
sNe eve" '"u" 'hoSe ""'c" ch"c'cT'~o 'he
columns OK the ITiOUHe. lie IS rcurcSplltPu
as ga parderipr, chatt.rinr inv. without
urinciule. without TALENT. .,ccpt Of the
lowest character who has been secuted and
in''l'rd ty s'nicm'" time and again.
,nJ .a,r., ";h ,I H. " ';,, o ;nur '.ra
.L., .La..,s .,. ':.... Ill.,, H., ;, VS.,
.""' '"""'I ."aN '''"o '""' n''"' """
50 on ana IL VIII De remarked mat In
these extracts there is no eridfnce what
ever supporting the charge of Know moth
ingism against Clark, outside of the a-ser-
tons of this, to say the lea|t. very prju-
diced witness. The articles in question
were written under the sting OF disap-
pon,ment and defeat for the position o:
Public Printer. which the Pioneer and
Democrat attributed to the action Ut MIR.
Clark. aud nre just rs good testimony to
prove that CLARK was a know-nothing ten
years ago. as the Tribune of the 18th inst.
would be ten years Hence to substantiatethe
cha &" Of murder which il prefers against
p.d;n,, ,,nr,,, .ho L.,;.y, ,I,,, ,bo:r.s &c
a good cause, cannot help but feel that it
Is Injured by such vile means.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-21
News by Telegraph and Mails.


The Ohio Agricultural College is to be To-
Gated at point where 100000 are subscribe
ed for its erection.
Tammany Hall, New York, was sold
yesterday to CHARLES A. DANA and others
for $4,000.
Among the appropriations of the last
Connecticut Legislature was S4O0 for "whis-
ky, lemons and sugar, for the use Of the
Legislature"
A petition from the strong-minded wo-
men of Ohio was presented to the Senate
yesterday, asking for extension of suffrage
without regard to sex or color.
A resolution was adopted i'll the House,
yesterday, instructing the Committee on
Foreign Affairs to investigate the facts con-
nected with the imprisonment of the Rev.
JOHN MCMAHON, who was convicted as one
of the Fenian invaders of Canada.
The ladies of Matagorda, Texas, have
presented General GRIFFIN, by whose or
der the funeral of General JOHNSTON was
nrof ibited, with an oval leather medal,
about five inches long and three inches
broad, bearing on one side the inscription !:
That the memory of General GRIFFIN will
be embalmed with that of Beast BUTLER
and his spoons"
The Gallipolis Journal announces the
death of Gen. GEORGE House, in the S7th
| year of his age. He has been prominently
connected with the interests of that por-
tion of the State, having been member OF
the Legislature, and often elected to other
positions of trust in his county.
HALFMAN's Brewery, at Lebanon, Boone
County, Indiana, was burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000; insured for $4,000.
A CONSIDERABLE force of United States
troops was dispatched from New York to
Oswego on Tuesday to keep an eye on the
Fenians who are again reported gathering
on the frontier The Canadians are excl
ted.
THEODORE HUFF of Louisville, Kentucky.
in fit of deirium tremens, jumped from a
hotel window in New York, yesterday
morning, and broke his neck.
The recently published census of France
for 1866 shows an increase of population in
the last ten years of 100000, without in
cluding Savoy and Nice, and that the actual
population of France is more than 37000,-
900.
THoMPsoN's s hardware store, the Lincoln
House, the Nel0 SOuthnewe paper Office, and
some adjacent buildings, in Beaufort, South
Carolina, were burned on the 9th instant
Loss about $4,000.
The news by cable To-day is not especially
important. Prussia has made treaty with
Bavaria and one of the Duchies, giving the
, former government command of the armies
of the two latter States in time of war.
Bread riots have again broken out in
France.
Nine OF the camels, bought by the Gov
ernment years ago, for use in transportation
on the Texas frontier, have been sold to a
circus company, and are to be used as a
team for a band-wagon.
The house carpenters ofthe city of New
York contemplate making demand foI
higher wages on and after April l.
Advices from British Honduras to the
I'D ult., state that the British troops had
gained very important victory over the
Indians who had been raiding on the Colo
nies. A number of Indians, men, women
and children, were killed by rockets thrown
into retreatng crowd Many of their
villages were burned and their corn-felds
laid waste