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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-12-20

THr OLDEST AND Bksr The Spring.
reid jiass-) Republican pronounces
"Littells Living Age decidedly the
best magazine OF it's class published in
the United States, il not in the world
The Rev Henry Ward Beechcr says,
"Were [, in view of all the competitors
now in tho field to choose, / should
undoubtedly choose the Living Age
There is not in any library that | know
Of, so much instructive and entertain
ing reading in the same number Of
volumes" And it is similarly endors-
ed by The best WI rs and thinkers Of
the day
1t la, been published for more than
twenty !e,s, anl is now enlarged. 1t
is issued c,ory Saturday, giving fifty
two numbers and considerably over
Three Thou I'd double column octave
pages of reading matter, yearly, all,
free Of postage, for the low price of
4 $500.
1t is work which commends itself
to every one who has Il taste for the
best literature of the Magazines and
Reviews, or who cares to keep up with
the events Of tho time.
1t contains the best Reviews, Crit
cisms, Stories, Poetry, Literary, Scien-
tilic, Biographical, Historical, and Po-
litical Information, from the whole
body of English Periodical Literature
making 4 vols year. of immediate
interest and solid, permanent value.
The frequency Of its publication en-
ables It's conductors to present a com
plcie resume of the best literature o
the day, in all its freshness and varie
ty, combining the useful and instruc
tie with the tasteful and entertaining
in manner not attempted by an.
other periodical of its class. The HON
Journal of New York says:
"Its standard of selections is q Ligl
ono; anl us contents ARE not or o
: interest 1t tho present moment, IN
; poss., ~ RI enduring yalne. It's repre-
, sentution Of the foreign field Of period
ical literature is ample and compre
hensive; and 1T combines the tasteiu
0 and erudite, the romantic and practi
a CAL the social and scholarly, the gray
and gay, with n skill which is nowher
surpassed, and which is admirabl
> suited to please the cultivated reader;
!. aud that, ''long distinguished as "A pic
=, ncer in the republication of the choi(
est foreign periodical literature, it sh
holds the foremost rank among work
of its class.
.e In the multiplicity of magazines, Of
% and new, that are claiming attention
~ we would say to our readers, with Ii
- Troy On. " Daily Tines of the St
u inst, that chose who wish to obtain
IS whole library of varied and most vail
re able reading, will do it most complet
ID ly and economically by subscribing f
y, =, Littell's Living Age"
N II is published by Littell & Gay,
G. Broomfeld Street, Boston.
re rfy- Navigation of Hudson River
4 i
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A Mlser's Death Scene,

Frederick w Rowhle, an aged, mis-
erly and rich beggar. was found dead
at Greenbush, n. Y, few days since,
in circumstances worthy dramatic
rendering. After being missed for a
week, the owner of the house in which
he lived forcibly entered the old mans
room, and the scene is thus described
by the Troy Times.
Stretched at full length on a little
pallet of straw lay the dead BODY of
the old man. He had been dead APP
parently more than a week, and from
the manner in which bank notes,
bonds, deeds and bank books were ~
ing upon the floor about him, it was
evident the beggar and miser had died
in struggle counting his money. In
his bony fingers lie held bank book
slowing a deposit OF 500 in banks at
North Adams and Pittsfcld, while two
$50 bills served rs n pillow for bis
head, and deeds of property in Pitts
field and Government bonds to con
siderable amount were laying npon the
floor beside him. The scene could
not have been more dramatic if pre-
scented on the stage. The CHASTITY re-
pulsiye features, the tat,ered habit OF
the miser, and the wealth for which he
had battered his, soul, lying around
formed a picture which not even the
mimic scenes of the stage could ri
val in intense dramatic force. 1t ex
ceeds anything the Imagination almost
can conceive. But as if in mockery
of the life he led, the money left by
the old wretch secured him a decent
burial, and he went down TO the grave
attired moro respectable than he ha(
ever knogn when alive. Kind hands
forgetfnl of the past, laid him ava,
III the tomb.
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LNOR CHRIsTMAs AND NEW fEAIts.
Leonard, Brainerd & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ID r Z G. G. Is T S ,

ST. ALBANs. ....... ........ VERMONT.
offer for sale very great supply Of goods in
their line selected with care and warranted Of
best quality. Ladies' and Gentlemcn's Dressing
Cases very choice at from % to sl5 each. r.
Toilet cases, Cologne Stands,
COLOGN Ne BOTTLES
Paper. Inlaid Wood, Metal, China, and Parian
Puff Boxes nice Boxes Of Perfumery, Fancy
Boxes, Osier Bottles, Wicker and Plain PING
ents, Parian Bottles Of Perfumery, Lnbin's TX
French Extracts; Y-Lang-N Lang; Japan Tea;
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS,
Boquet Of Eden, Egyptian Lotus. American
Extracts, Florida Water, Lavender Water, &c.
Pomadcs from cents TO "a 90. Ladies Port
monies Gontlemcns Pocket Books, Bill Books,
&c Hand Mirrors, Combs. An elegant stock Of
HAIR BRUSHES,
And Brushes FOR all purposes, such as Clothes,
Flesh, Teeth, Nail, lather, Cruusb, Hat Brush
es, dc. Teeth Powders and Teeth Was hes.
Drinking Flasks and Cups Choice Toilet Soaps
from cents TO u 90 per cake.
I'ERY NICE STATIONERY,
And Stationers articles, with French Billet aud
Note Paper, and Envelopes TO Match Their
mometers. offer, as usual, large and spa
cious stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
At low prices, and of best quality. Physicians
and Druggists orders solicited. Prescriptions
carefully prepared. PATENT MEDICINES in
great variety; all new and approved kinds.
SPICES (whoie and ground) warranted pure
Flayoring Extracts, and q full stock Of
DRUGGISTS GROCERIES,.
Kerosene, best and cheapest in town. Lard Oil
Whale Oil, Sperm Oil, Meats Foot OIL Olive Oil
&c. Burning Fluid, Spirits Turpentine. Irusses
Supporters and shoulder Braces surgical In
strnments furnished. Agency for Ar Show 4 Cos
TEA AND COFFEE
All Teas warranted, and money refunded if no
satisfactory. Teas 90 cents, 81 90, 81 10, 81 q
81 So, and Il so per b.
LEONARD, BRAINElsD q co
st. Adams, Dec, 1867. l30-u
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CHANCELLOR WALwoRTH's MILL The
will OF the late Chancellor Walworih
disposes of about $50, 900, with claim
on the Burden spike suit for $4,000
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Far IN FAIL RIVER. The American
Printworks in Fall River, Mast, were
destroyed by fire on Sunday, with all
the printing machines and large
stock of calicoes. Five hundred hands
IRE thrown out OF employment. Loss
$1.5O0000 1t was the finest struc-
tor Of the kind in the country, and its
destruction will probably occasion the
stoppage of many cotton mills, and is
great blow to the industry Of Fall
River
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eey- Are parents aware that by the
law of this State. every healthy child
must attend school at least three
months in the year.
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bellon and their permanent res'ora-
ton to their proper practical relations
with the true principles Of Republican
Government.
pncdJ MARCUS l. WARD,
Chairman Of Com.
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rr,mAr coMrcAI nnnwx.

NORPORATION MEETING. Tho loo.,
Y ers ofthe village cfSt. Adams arc ber a9t'
day the LIST day OF January next AZ n,o "u o.es.
IN the atte noon, for the purpose of electe .
officers required In tho Act Incorporate s. ie
village, and to see whothur the corporst;1, sag
vote TO raise and appropriate money to nav H .t
present Indebtedness ofthe village, aud to make ls
repair OF sidewalks and HIGHWAYS w1 Win a va
village limits. 70 pay expenses of Ere Jand 'ne
ment and also TO act on The adoption ~ a urPIt'
laws or anne ndments of those already sd a., oy-
which may be presented for consiJefatoSnV p.cal
to transact any other business tbonsbt =, ana
when met A. J gASeoPi Vpor
@, an. ~ :, ,oce CLERK Of Corporation.
" - A''' l96-2w
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NV YORK, Nov 3Jth, ls6i'
DF. l.. GILMAN, st. Adams, Vt, OH
DedI. Sir:-In answer 10 your letter Of the .'ih
inst, would say that do no. know q an! one
named Nv. y. Nelson" in the Dental fioios-
sion in this city, aud cannot lind any sqcn Ps,'
ty in the Directory, therefore conclude hc -
Myth, as far as this city Is concerned.
Yours, truly, ,,,,,,.ru
l95-tfl SAMUEL S. While
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rty- Navigation of Hudson River is
closed.
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Below we give complete list of the
casualties 1T the recent disaster near
Northfeld:
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O4,l mounds wina 4as asa Gallons: The:yalue of

900 pounds wine, 1,4sS, ,9SS gallons The$yalue OF
these asst mentioned items, added tosthose not
specifically mentioned, count oless than s., ,OOO-
OO0s Putting these items together, the agricultu-
raj productions Of California for the year 1885 were
worth upwarda Of ss4 0oo, 600. =
The resurrectionist ghouls are plying their hor-
rid trade in Chicago. On the night OF the 18th
inst, policeman arrested team whose move
ments were evidently intended to elude obserVa-
ton. The wagon was found on. .examina .icie' to
contain FIVE sacks, in each Gf which was human
body One, was the corpse OF a girl about eight
wears OF age whose features showed little OF the
pallor of leath. The hair was light colored, anu
the little hands were folded over it's robe OF hne
muslin and lace. Another was the body OF a young
woman not more than twenty years OF age m VINO
from appearance had been recently inferred: These
bodies had been snatched from their resting place
in the grave. and were to be delivered to doctor
at $40 each. The wretches were provided with all
the implements Of professed resurrecIonlsts.
Count BISMARCK has made in. the German Par
lament an important statement with regard to
the expansion of the Confederation. In reply to
an inquiry as to the obstacles existing to the en-
try of the whole of Hesse-D -Darmstadt (of which
now only one province belongs to the Confedera-.
tion), he said that previous to such step the
consent Of Austria, of the South German States,
and of the people must be obtained. The answer
shows that the Prussian Government is determn-
ed to disregard the interference of NAPOLEON IN
purely German questions.
Additional advices concerning the situation IN
Mexico confirms the news previously published
Three commissioners we're sent by MAMMALIAN TO
JuAREz, at San Luis, with an offer OF capltulanon.
Guarantees for the lives and property OF the
prominent chieftalns, it is said, are demanded by
the commissioners, but viii not be granted by
JuAaEz. Mr. sEwARD's messenger, bearing the
intercession in favor of MACMILLAN, was furnished
with an escort at Matamoras for San Luis Potosl,
where be expected to find the Mexican President.
Itis reported also that MAx1M1iAN had offered 70
surrender if be was granted free departure from
the country. 50, - > :. -, -.
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u1tabbGttaiac

Deutscl,e Amcrilkanische- schuIe.
aniOus@ @traBe, spii4en George anb society Sha6c.
gaforS. 6. Ypiups; ;uub 3. s. alend. 5auptlegfsf.
Dis3Ssnsc si.fer g6ule; .rcl6c AM lfen yldib. 8.
erSE perhcn pirb, uerecn @ burt ale 5ns AuSbtlpuaa
l6en cnnnIc erperbeil. Die sriAeli4e Glernunb esr
lebcnpen Spra9eu nrb bieic s@ule ii sur aptaIsabe
ua9eE:- SauptItlOieu c1tsid, oeutf9f! fraNsDfii4,
SieGnsn, G9reiben unb Yu&ilbruls. y
Die WaN9em 4aie fe9t unter Ser 2cituhs einer tti'
snpeIeuasen .usrse1 Ron be SmptleSrsrn snssen ae-
npmrter,;; -
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2lbetl!,Dibale!l.... !.

fNur fur DcutGcheJ
an tieier annatt uerDln pre ee1rcr llnterrRt a ben
iclseneeri &Sese,itanSen ertJsilcit: n iih iIsas
i:gnsliee imp oetti4e 5alDss Mns 9Fisat. sarteSz
2.=Giuid&eaast trffelte s,n6iafrHnB' :
5. S9Sn6rcibcn.
4. aopfz uno 2aelre&ncn.
s. as@eias lost sapanb. .uuSi iSSfi9teit. b., & !
:4rtb:: 3pei 16oer per :Nonat.- nnbcmitteltc, bic
mir hur Serru Yapr WGer rcer rseab eincn 9eunnten
cuYieItv 'osrss rnen ne"ssoli bic Wortbeile piricr
gintalt gcnicBen.
Muians beute Atcnb llgr. u. 3. Sohman.
Aprilt 10 2: ~. - =, :}ssz-&, i
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S T RAYED..
FINANCIAL. s.
BONDS, STOCK, &c. ...f.a:.
EDUCATl0 NAL.

!,,..,,:... .. MISS JULIA ". ROACH
TAKES LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO HER FRIENDS
l. nnd patrons tint the exercises Of her school w1be
resumed Wednesday, May 1st, at her residence No.
l3 SOCIETY STREET. Boys under twelve years Will b9
received. : - .:::s,~,.;f5.. : =. ~ .e.a.s
Terms-Englsh (higher branches), $40 pet quarter;
Primary Instruction, 50 per quarter French Taught
also. -i5S'-'-. -
Teferences-W. Gilmore simms LL. D., E. T. Wink
er, D. D.; Hon. n Russell Middleton Rev. L.. cuthbert
Anr .-r=f.-.
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With starry eyes, and radiant hair
Whose curling tendrils, SOFT entwined,
Enchained the very heart and mind,
CRISPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair of either Sex into WaYy
and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy Massive
Curls.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIR ) AND GENTLE
ID MEN can beautify themselves thousand-fold.
1t ia the only article in the world that will curl straight
hair and at the time give beautiful glossy ap
pearance The Crsper Coma not only curs the hair but
invigoraes, beaufes and cleanses it, is highly and de-
Hghtully perumed and is the most complete article OF
the kind ever offered to the American public. The
Crisper Coma will be sent to any address, sealed and
postpaid for 81.
Address all orders to
". L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette street, Syracuse, N 7.
March so 1yr
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>. ss.-as .
FIRE LOAN.

MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,l
CRY HALL, November 9, 1866.
4 Ii, PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
~ Burnt Districts and Waste Places of the CITY,: un
der can Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
to the City Council of Charleston to procee in the mat
tor OF Fire Loan with view to aid in building up the
CITY anew" are hereby notified that the form Of appl-
cation for loans be obtained the Office OF the Clerk
OF Council, between the hours OF A. NJ. and P. M.
All applications must be filed in the above mentioned
Office as tho Committee will meet every Monday to
slider the same.
BY order OF the Mayor w. Il. SMITH, r..
NoYember10 Clerk OF Council
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FOR. SALE.

I rows AND CALVES FOR SALE AT NO. So
~ QUEEN STREET opposite Mills House-Two very
Superior Mich COWS with CALVES lew Gays oid,
and ore Springer Call from to o'clock P. n and
.to 3 oelock p. W. ....... L. D.. .., April 20
CODA WAITER APPARATUS, FOR SALE,
Generator fountains and Draw Stand, with marble
slab for counter. AL complete and In good order.
II E II. KELLERS a. CO.,
/; inrl ~ 4 No. l31 Meeting Street.
;T1OR SALE, A FINE BAR WITH NEAT
n fixtures Tor sales at No. Beresford street Cali
lat TURNER'S Billiard Saloon; corner OF King and Market
streets. o. Ap.n -
NOR SALE, A SCHOLARSHIP IN A PHILA-
IN DELpHIA University OF Medicine and Surgery.
This schoarshp entities students to full instruction un-
tl graduation in tho MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, embrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Materia Medica,
chemistry Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Ch1l
dren Principles and Practice of Medicine and pathoio
gy Az this is one of the first Medical Universities OF
tSe country favorable opportunity s offered those
Ofica -. . 80 = December Is
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THE: LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.

IIAVING ON HAND LARGE SUPPLY OF READY
IL MADE CLOTHING, suitable for Gentlemen L.
dies and Children, and being desirous Of diminishing
Stock before the advances far would espe
ciay draw the attention OF the public towards the redc
ton which will be made III prices for the next two
or three weeks from date.
Apply At the DEPOSITORY,
January29 :: No. II Chalmers street.
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THE BEST TGNIftsNQW in. ..USE !!
November ~ Il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
" .5.-5 March ]. 1857. =.
ALL TAvERN-KEEpERS, AND PERSONS RETAIL
ING sprituous liquors. within the city limits, who
have not executed their taken out the proper
cards to show that they have license to so will be
ported not complying with the law after Monday 9th
inst. - ...-a.s
Those who have cards are hereby notified to have the
same placed In conspicuous place In the window All
failing 10 observe this notice win also be reported after
tho above e-mentioned time. 's'-'<. W. H. SMfFH,
March Clerk OF Council.
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- ri
n All Communications intended TOR publication H'
his io,77,dl ,ta Be addressed to Qe Edttor Of tee
stt1lv Ne,os; NO. l8 Huyne street, Ctd5eSton 8. e:
- business Communications to Publisher OF DGuy
Neacs, S7'... y as
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected connssscd-
tlOnS. .-..... ,:.:.::5 .z...I =, -. u
advertisements outside of ne ci7 must be accopa-
MED ,oith the cash.
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The Senate passed the act MAKING. elgnt nours q
legal days WORE Ihey m'gnt as wen nave enac'-
ed that sl1 sphnnes snaah he1eaiter.oe fechoneo
dollar Ahe. .aoqrs o. VOTE in tne iAYy Safu aie
NOT regulated the seate, ane slouta Tue p,
pass and eighth hours become tne customary Woth
ing day, WorMkmen M VII receive only ioae-"'hs u
theWages neY paid Tor ten hours' "n1le snose WHO
choose to do go viii york ten or tWeiPe,. OF any
number Of hours in the day not exceeding twenty
four, and be paid accordingly. y....,...g-e.-.-
An ;aet was introduced into the English Far
1iament in ITO, providing that all womsl OF what
ever age RANK OF asstee, ,l.1s aese. n.a:e''
or widows, that Shall rom and alter snen act, nm
pose upon, seduce and hetray into matr!mony any
Of bis subjects ~ the SCENTS paints
c6smeties, daahes, ARTIFICIAL: 'teetn, mlse mar
Spanish wool iron stays hoops, hignIn eeied snoes'
or bolstensd hips, shall incur the penalty OF Inc
Jaw now in force against witchcraft: and lke mus
demeanofs, and that the marriage upon conVlc-
tionsshall stand null and void: -. e.
TIE New York Joa,+aM e Commerce publishes
q private letter from Carroll Parish, Louisiana,
which speaks strong encouragement for the
South. Among other things, it says that 'sthe
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THE FLORENCE FAIR.

nlHE LADIES OF FLORENCE RESPECTFULLY IN
i VITE the public to o FAIR which will be held in
the Masonic Lodge the 18th, 10th and 18th OF May
proceeds OF which will be devoted to benevolent OBJ
10 o'clock On the night of the 18th there will be series
of fIABLEAUX and CHARADES; on the night of the 17th
CONCERT. No one need stay away for fear OF being
viii be sold for moro than you purchase elsewhere
Terms of Admission to the Fair, rs cents Admission
to the Tabeaux 80 cens Admission to the Concert 81
cents. A: F. BROWN,
y, Secretary Of Ladies' Fair.
April 22 -. = 22T
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Des Deutschcn Brulerlichen Bundes
sBiro AM Utitttrcd ben lfen Nla auf tcsn S6itten !
plate itattincen. Die SHe Carolina giienbapn prs
ncroeus lbr unt Wiittass I2l br pcn nn Stu, llnS
plate asscbea. Yaase 25 Gents biu unt Suriif. yir
lHitsGeberl bes YunpcS ii hcr 3nritt Beltattel
Committee: 5. s. $. Glauiicn, :. watien, 6. o..
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April %
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK. TO AN AP-
w PROVED one, tair wages Will be paid. German
Apply at No. 2l3 MEETING STREET, near
In,i1 os 81
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!. s ! 6eiucgt!.

Cine quite beutl@e GSin lam cine quite Sntcuas BE-
foulmen. Wiau uielbe i9 2l3 Wieens Str, nape bel
CALHOUN Str., swiiGen unb 10 llRr wiorsens. ..
April 26 o"
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WHIIE.s:G0ODS.;
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT..

In the Domestic Department viii be found complete
stock of Prints, Longclohs shirhnes, sheetngs snd
pillow Casing Scotch and: Domestic dinghaas Brown
shrting, Corset Jeans ard Drills, al Of which WI be
sold at prices that viii defy compeh .
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NEWS SUMMARY.

NEWS SUMMARY.
A German paper says that a young man recently
married widow twice his age, and he ascertaned
subsequently that his wife had been his wet nurse.
1t is asserted that homeopathic physician in
France cures rheumatism by placing bee on the
spot where the pain is the severest, anl exciting
it until it stings.
When . Paris shopkeeper is detected for third
time in using false weights and measures large
placard designating his offence is suspended in
his show window for thirty days. by the police.
A Texas judge writes that there will be no court
held in this county this spring, because the In
dams have stolen all the horses, and lawyers and
clients cannot procure conveyance.
Five hundred aud nineteen emigrants passed
through Columbus last week, Of whom 129 will re-
main in Ohio, I'll settle in Missouri, 81 in Indiana
"A in Kentucky, 80 in Tennessee, q in Illinois.
= The Missouri Militia Bill, which was mislaid at
the time of the adjournment Of Congress, and af-
te-ward turned up in somebody's desk, goes over
to aext session. The Cabinet has decided that
tbs President cannot sign it until Congress meets.
Sir FREpERIeR -Wa 8. ;BRucE, British Minister,
ON Tuesds called upon the President, and read to
him an official communication from the English
Government announcing the birth of Royal male
cidId 81 the Prince and Princess Of Wales =:
Afev daysi ago P1ERsoN SooTr died near. .Jeffer-
sonville, Ind, Of dropsy. Up to the time Of his
daath hehad been tapped sikty lone times, and one
hundred apd two gallons OF find were taken
from his system. fst tsf - -,
WHEY RU1locK,. te Inventor ii The new Bull
lock P1ess, died in Philadelphia . few days since
from injuries received while experimenting the
adjustment of one of his nswsprintng machines in
the Office Of the Ledger OF that city.
Professor MA1rAK; OF the West. Point Academy,
writes sThe great majority OF the officers Of the
regular army ans nQt only not Fgtaduates OF West
Point but we're appointed into it on account Of
their services as volunteers BY special legal enact
MaSFc .s"'}ss ~ q tAss :. - =, : ~
"a gentleman In Boston is said after ex-
periencing religion some months ago, to have
broken to powder marble copy of the Venus di
Mehos, burned up . number OF very valuable
painGngs and engrayings, and destroyed library
xhich cost $4,000, t.3t .,3sz:ei S;;:s,;
.iH Hhhdaon1e suit Of clothes in London costs from
SIS to sa5. A1nan. g,sy dress we'll enough, hat and
boots included, forss 15s. say $1s. An English
man adds the duties, but he cannot figure Up the
cost in Amarica.s lady buys an elegant silk
dress foratom S. tots, and cannot account for
the prices she hears hary American friends. talk
An order hasbeei Received in San Francisco for
a.pumbar OF SYa ah0gs To- be sent to Honolulu, ,p
renew the sttempt to raiae them IN the Sandwich
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-29

LARGEST CIR sULArIoN.-Zhe DAILY
NEWS; publishes the Official Last Of Let
ters re.;s;zs;asng IN the f?ostc6ice at the end
Of each. soeek, agreeably Ito. the .fol1oU'ng
section Of the rley Pos31ice Lac, as the
newspaper hhavisg Tie largest circulation IN
the Cstv of Charleston: :? :: i -. = 12