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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29

CHOLERA IN BRooKLYS.--A case OF Asiatic cholera
was reported yesterday TO the Metropolitan Board OF
Health The subject was Mr.. John Mccartney, labor
ing man. about years OF age residing in Bonds be-
tween Butler and DOuglas-sts Brooklyn. He visited
late hour last night by Drs Conkin and Thayer and
though under good treatment was pronounced to be
in precariOus condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29

Narcns Otterberp is n German, formerly co-propr-
.,r ~ the daily MI,rotee Herald and business mana
ger Of printing establishment M 10 ets
being the editor Otterberg went 10 Washington aiter
the inauguration Lincoln and got the appointment
of Consul 81 the City OF Mexico which ONCE he eennhed
IN hold through the Mexican revolution ID tnat -
naeity doubtless he became useful 20 American VINO
bsd Contracts or franchises desired 20 obtain pecis
The Secretary Of state popularity supposed 70 nave
tanned valuable grant from the Imperial ~ ZEN
which nerhaps induced the State Department TO look
with less dIsayor upon the usurpaton OF the Anslsa
Archduke Otterburgs services In such matters wOni
nrorre him favor at Washington, and he has been MAG
pcenfv rewarded 1t is hardly 10 be supposed 70 tha
he s statesman or that he will object to deal ~ DUE
meas way with whatever government may eist ior ~
time i'm Mexico or neglect 20 keep sharp lookout tI
The main chance All will be Dish that COMES lso ms
not k"".e.fs1fv, ETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29
CRIME.
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.

ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER
few DAYS since Bridget Cauigan, native OF Ire
land aged &c years separated from her husband William
and mas since resided in the danceh house. No. % Cherry
At, Last evening the husband went there ana Gazing NE
fe otsde endea induce her II give up ner ne
Graded mode OF living and once more i've with nm ehe
refused and nnally stabbed her In the small or tue
hacL With noe knife inficting serious wound Car
reap was promptly arrested and locked up Ia the r0ui
PRECINCT station House. The woman was taben 70 bse
vus Hospital where her wound pronounced not dAu
gerous. ..,.,nrnr,
SENTENCE OF A CHILD MURDERER
Alex. Renaud German. y years OF age, was yes
tarday tried In the Court Of sessions, charged Will
S@asy assault upon Catharpe Frank girl three years
~ 80 Who died from the effects OF the injuries innlceo
non her nv the assault The mans guilt and brutality
we're clearly proven and convicted and sentenced
10 the state Prison for twenty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29

The WASHINGTON BRCKLAYERs STRIKE-Mr
Mllet Of the Treasury extension has engaged many
brckayers needed to carry the work and
longer applicant for the services Of society
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4cCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD
r1xIxs,.pn To rns TEiBrsr.


OswrGo. y. Y. June 29.-The Cincinnati Express
train OF to-day when miles east OF Emira al
Mace called Red Mills Cut had the engine one baggage
car aud one mail car, thrown from the track down an
emban sent distance of 20 or 30 feet James Eldldge
the engineer and Samuel DE Reamer the nreman WEIR
both instantly killed the latter by me sInoA.stSes is
in, ON him All others escaped uniijured BON Tracks
We're blocked several hours consequently OBTAINING Al
,atns The accident is supposed 10 have been caused NY
hroten rail The passenger cars fortunately became
deacbed or the loss Of life would have been fearful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29
THE WEATHER.

RENAREsThe thermometer lowest early 67o As ha
Of the weather Shower Of inmates occurred a6 Of n
and 0 Of 18th 28tnMorning overcast. cloudy; anernO
cloudy clear heavy shower OF rain from 80 the Thermometer
- stood 39 and 2lO 9 thus falling 81 in % minutes Bven
rls. cfan
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Important TO Railway Travellers.


APPLETONS OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDB
Will be ready MONDAY. July l. at l0an
Contents Of the July Number: -.
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RAILWAY Time Tables, &c. &c
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West North and South These Maps indispensable to the travelling
community
-NBARLY FIVE HUNDRED TIME TABLES giving the time %
of the Trains throughout the United
States Canadasve important line represented by Map
Iy-IEDEX TO THE NAMES or NEARLY TEN THOUSAND STA
TIONS. TOWNS VILLAGES AND CITIES situated upon the Rail
United and the CanadaS To Shippers herchats
Jo6be and Lu&Dess Nh generally thus Index
V-ToURIST GUIDE TO THE PRINCIPAL WATERING
SPRINGS Places Of Fashionable Resort throughout
the United including the White Mountains Lake Champan.
Msmphrmsgog Wyoming Valley Mammoth Care Long Ba"h.
Cape MAY, 6c. &c -. -. ,,r,o NM,
DRESS
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yIII-APPLRTONS COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAR
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Book Periodical and News Agencies at nearly all OF he Pn1pd
Hotels Railway Ticket Offices and all of the principal Rs~sys
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Nos 443 and as BroadSaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29

The Rev George l.. Ohaney of Boston VIII preach
nj All souls' Church this city tomorrow
The General Congregational Conference ct Maino
hne boel In session during this week al Lews'sS~
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NAVY GAZETTE.
BIT TsLEGHsPH TO THK TRIBUNE.


J. Simon Mack ordered the
noted % Passed Assistant Surgeon Boston NAVY Yard
Acting Engineers sbv T. Acting Third Assistant Engineer
S.ey ordered Russell Wade has been hoE0bJ
survey duty. discharged.
Paased Assistant Surgeon David
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29
HORACE GREELEY. Chairman.
LESLIE W. RUSSELL,
WM. II. MERRILL,
GbO. WILLIAM


Nj Cassidy. from the same committee made written
minority rpgt taking ground against the 80 days clause
n regard t. citizenship as affecting TIC Presidential eec-
Hon OF 1858 and DISTINGUISHING largo class OF useful cit
LIENS proposing direct reference OF suffrage 10
khe people, nsnuch 1876 they had rejected 1t by
ksO majority protesting against making the COnsu
Hon stand fall with this provision, concluding with the
following:
kf proposition further extend the elective franchise TO
Ored sbd be voted separately from the rest the
c0nsatUllen.
Mr. Greeley moved that the majority report be made
&he special .s-Sler for Tuesday, July g, at IL m.
Mr. Weed 0f Clinton thought II should not be made
Ynesia order We will not have II our files before we
70 home II comes up naturally as a general order
Mr. Greeley stated that the Committee had no choice In
suit the convenience OF the Conven-
Don But a. early day practicable was desirable
Mr. Merritt Of St. Lawrence said the Committee had
proerod ter proceedings printed in the daily papers
hnd they wOad have II 10 take 10 their homes ana - was
proper they should know on what day they were TO dis
buss It,
Mr. Livingston Of Eew-York moved 10 make 1t the
ypeciRl ord-- for Wednesday. Lost.
fMr reesy SAID he would accept an earlier day. but ne
aid not feel IL spOsed TO LET time be lost by putting "
"a to "Wednesday. They to meet on Monday night
ma the Convention knew that this important question
vas comG Gp Tuesday, they would have quorum
present .,--
As required twothird vote under the rules 10 make
repOr order. the Yeas and Nays Called
Ina the motion was lost by the following votes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29
M1RRIEU.

MANn somevle Mas TUESDAY evening June
$780, H. Moore ~ Warren, Nh James n Besie OF
st. Johasbur Vermont Miss Eliza W Chapman OF Boston h
No crrdN
BROWNE-GRIPFTIn ths city THURSDAY, jane ~ BY the
Re- George D. Cbeeyer Mr. Albert g. Browne j., Of Bostor 70
Miss Matte Gnnh
RlRRoWS-CfAPY-Iu Brooklyn Friday June o. By The Rev
Hcnr, Ward Samuel BsoHs Of Newiork to isabel Chaplin
late OF Ahme,nuzgar luiia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NeNIartfort " Y; oa "Wednesday
residence the brides brother by The Rev
bh Baker Corea NJ eldest daughter Of Capt r Rich
all Of New Hartford.
Oswego County papers please copy.
FAYP-vAN BuSEIRAAt Lanngbugh Y, WEDNESDAY June
4 VI Beverage. Edward e. Fave OF New'i
TO Kate NJ daughter OF Morris s. Van Buskk No cards
FTC-LYLBS-A the Puritan Church. Brooklyn, THURSDAY June
o. Rev. H. Everest William B. Fitch to Kate NJ second
daughter Kulul Lyes esq No cards
GALE-uODsKY-A Grace Church Canton T., "Wednesday
evening 26 BY the Rev VIM Bnet Rector kon Ae OF
tits city Della b. daughter Of Hodskn ESQ., OF the iormer
place.
LOCKETTLOCEETTO Wednesday June H. at the residence
the brides parents Dr. H. Litteohn Clement Lockett
Fanny NJ daughter Joseph Locke ESQ., all OF Brooklyn
No cards
nAGRB-SABrNEA St Pauls Church Sraegse on WeaneSsy
evening George Morgan HIS assisted BY tue
Rev CLARKE D. d. and the Rev Mr. Lewis John Mage OF
Watkins T. Alice daughter Of Mr. Joseph Sabine Of Sy'
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GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
A CANAL AT THE FALLS OF TIE OHIO
Q TELEGRAPH 20 rRIBUsE

LOUISVILLE June 2S-Gen. Weitzel has arrived in
New Albany and will In few days commence the survey
~ route the Indiana side for canal around tho falls
of the Ohio.
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The Bells Of Shindou.
That sound M grand on
The ulsAsHut sateTE ~ the TiKer Lee.
NfATINEEs TO-DAY

1.-THE Black Crook may be seen to-day az NlDio :
Garden The garden it-ef which is attached 10 the
theater open visitors. and presents cooi ana lhV
ing aspect The Sea OF lee, which sounds cool az any
rate invites the visitor 10 Barnuns Museum. II may be
seen fhis afternoon. Oliver Twist VIII he acted al me
Matinee at the Broadway Iheater ms II WetisiH,
he done today by the Arabs, at the French Iheate ana
by Miss Kate Fisher, at the Bowery Iheater-wn0 VIII
ride forth az Nn-cDpd Matinee Of Faust VIII he
ryen AZ the New9or Theater. There will he day per
E,nnaIcc also at Bauyard's New-York Museum.
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THE DRAMA.
WALLACK'S THEATER.


Mr. Moss will offer Shamus O'Brien" at Wallacks
Theater for time. this evening. We have spee
hcally noted the attractive features OF thepece To
the Irish persuasion it has powerful significance.
painting as It does, the pleasant though impossible
little picture OF the Green above the Red" To The
lovers Of acting too the representation Of this play not
without charms Celtic drolery, the assumption Of bog
trotting simplicity and good nature, and Irish patriotic
sentiment ace thoroughly we'll represented by Mr. Bry
ant The almost diaboca part of the Irish infornier
"A compound of low cunning, treacbery. maliEnity,
crawling superstition, and remOrseless ingaude-s IN
terprctd with repusve fidelity by Mr.. Hagan Portions
of his acting are indeed, eXravagInt, but te genera
porraure " the character Is consistent ana strong ana
truthful Mr. LeOnards portrayal Of he SNAKE Is likewise
well studied We have sometimes doubted whether snch
rufians exist appear In the Irish Drama but IN view
of the terrible record of contemporary crime, 81 dOD
on that subject well be set at rest several Oh thc
scenes thai are the Of the performance o
sbanus O'Bricn add materially its attracveness by
reason of their beauty The scene or the meeting OF the
consprators is particularly fine. Next week VIII come
. Ne Pc TX al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29

Peter CoOper's Gelntne
Jess Blanc Mango Charlotte Rus-e Ae WIN great
With the package For sale By Groer' aud
Dmsg,is. Depot No. l. Burng slip, I'll Advertisement
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DIED.

ALES-On Thursday June o. Of disease Of the heart Frederick
Allen aged p and 10 months -,
Tbs f az the family respectfully invited attend the funeral
on SATURDAY. o'clock from the residence OF hs ler
Frsncs allen Ioartbs Thiaye South Brookn
BKSBAsR-At Antonio Texas In month OF March Charles r.
brisbane II. d. in the XII year Of his
BgTTSAt Catalogue Long Island n u June H. James H. bes 10
he YEAR Of bis
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WASHINGTON.

STATISTICS or TIE WHEAT CROP-r1E JUDICIARY
COMMITTED.
BT TELBsRAPH
WAsHTSGToS. Friday June o. 1867.
Complete returns for the month Of June the Stltti-
cal Division OF the Agricultural Department coTrobOrate
and fGfy the statements relative to wheat prospects,
which We have heretofore given. careful analysis OF
information from all the States shows that the total
age IN wheat 10 TO 10 per greater than last year
In majority Of the States the breadth Of Winter wheat
quit as wide usual and that Of Spring wheat much
greate In the Ohio Valley the acreage of Winter wheat
less BY u or Is per cent with very heavy Of
Sprngsowing The States showing any material decrease
of acreage Of Winter wheat are Ohio, Indiana Kansas
and Texas. large increase is indicated in Virginia
Georgia, Arkansas and Tennessee, and in the South
generally, and slight advance is shown in the New
England and Middle States The increase in breadth Of
sr.ri. rlo IN. L. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29
Patent Combination
MACHINE Betting AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR TO

This BkLrisG being wrH GUrrsPKRcsA. does
STRETCH PRMLr Pulley is PIABLR and ses
0us ACIDS sTKAx HEAT CoiD, Our
Door EXPOSURE
THE COMBINATION HOSE
Is also coated inside and that
convey ACIDS PETROLEUM Oi whos&
injury uuequaed Fire Engines and call the specs.
attention Of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
has stood without
xe than pounds the nch being double
that Of Leather Rubber Hose.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
BENEDICT, TORREY G. TWOMBLY,
No. o PARK-PLACE
NEXT Door BROADWAY BANK Nsw.YoRK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29

Samuel Rrotbers, No. so Ludgaie Hill, Londos.
ENGLAND.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26
~ oN;EY CRIED wIrIi HER "

Tho widows mite was Of more value in
the Saviors eyes than large contributions
by the wealthy, because of the willing
heart and scanty means The following
beautiful little incident shows how even
children can do good by a little tender
sympathy
A poor widow, the mother Of two chill
dren, used TO call on them at the close of
each day. for TIE report of TIE good they
lad done. Que night tie Oldest hcsitatcd
IN Her reply to her mothers Question.
"What kindness have you shown ?" "I'
don't know. mother" The mother, touch.
ed with the tone of her answer, resolved
to unravel the mystery and the little,
sensitive thing. when reassured. went on
to say :--"Goiug to school this morning.
found liale AhniG G., who had been
absent some days. crying very hard. I
asked her, mother. what made her cry sc,'
which made her cry more, SO that I could
not help leaning my head on her neck,
and crying too. Then her sob5 grew less
and less, till she told me Of her little
baby. Brother, whom she had nursed SO
long, and loved so much--how he had
sickened, grown pale and tHiu, writing
with pain until he died, and then they
put him from her forever. Mother. she
told me this and then she hid her face
, in her book. and cried as If her heart
, would break Mother. ! could not help
putting my face on the other page Of the
book. and crying too, as she did. After
r we had cried together long time she
: hugged me and kissed me, telling me ]
had'd one her good Mother | don't know
how | did her good, for I only cried oith
her. That is all l can tell, for 1 cart
> tell how rdid her good" 9 Z
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26
RHiLxDEEPHiA Manners.

When the Common Council Of Phila-
delphia passed resolution the otker day
rendering the civilitiSs Of the city to the
President, there were Some PERSONS here
as we'll as else#hete; RASH enough to con.
clude that the municipal authorities We're
gradually outgrowing their village Habits.
The boorish way in which they had for,
merly treated the President, made them,
one might kavs thought, sufficiently ridi-
culous for at least twel7cmSith to come.
And SO, apparently thought a majority Of
The Common council. There is, however
a second muhiciippal tAatiber III philadel-
phia. And o. Monday the selectmen of
that body as they are called, were con-
vcned in order to take action Oh the reso-
luton Of the Council. A warm debate
ensued, and the resolution was practically
rejected by the opposition retiring and
leaving the chamber without quorufa.
1t is one Of the advantages Of free in
stitutions that no one in Pennsylvania Of
any other commonwealth, from Govern
or down to Selectman, can be prevented
from making an ass of himself if he
chooses to Do SO. 1t is an inalienablc
right. The Masonic Fraternity of Bos-
ton asked the President as n brother Of
the craft to join them in public cercmo;!;
hial. The President accepted the invita-
tion, probably without thinking and
without caring whether his journey should
take him within the bailiwick of the
Philadelphia selectnen Of H6t. We dare
say. after his experience Of their boorish
incivility on a former occasion, lie would
, , have been content to have i! so arranged
f that he should avoid the city of BROTH
. crly love altogether Its attractions are
, not SO overpowering in hot, foggy
t weather like the present, that either Pre-
: sident or any other nonresident need in
. clude it. at all hazards in midsumuieTI
tour There are very many who would,
= any day, prefer trip by sea direct from
D the Potomac River to Boston harbor, even
: : to being made the recipient Of a string Of
/ resolutions from every Common Council
l. between the two points.
= Boston holds political opindbs quite as
: advanced as those Of Philadelphia. But
- in the capital Of Massachusetts, it is not
Y deemed necessary by the majority in the
&c maintenance Of their consistency to Insult
& the Chief Magistrate Of the United States
Is Is and along with him; on this occasion a,
a. a. least, the influential society whose gues
IN he is. Boston, therefore, extends its hos
pita,ities to the President, and has thus
g. shown how much nearer to the stature ol
;e ;s a Metropolitan City it has grown
IN than the More pretentious Provincial
ve town whose eccentricities make it 80 ridi
C, culous,--N Y. Daily Times
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26
GRAND MEDALS AT THE PARIS EXHIRI
TION.

The Paris correspondent Of the New
York Times says that the juries at the
great exhibition at Paris have determined
upon the granting of twenty grand med
ais, for cxceptionsl or extraordinary mer-
It. and the names Of the recipients of
these medals are already known and are
as follows the United States taking two,
in tho persons Of Prof. Hughes Of Ken
tucky, and DR.. Evans Of Paris. (for the
Sanitary Commissi"n,) which is a large
proportion in favor Of the United States,
the Emperor, for wOrkmen's houses NJ.
jacob, Prussia. for galvsnoplasty /; Name
& Co., Tours. France, priutingS Gaudet
France, met.llurgy; Bessmer, France
stcels M.tbieu, France. surgical instru
mcnts; Schneider, France. iron works
Hughes. Uyited States. electric telegraph
Istbmus Of Suez Company. English Lit
Boat Society, forges and work shops o
yhs Mediterranean Farcot, France, stean
engines : Pasteur, France, preservation 0
wines 4 Mares, France, cure Of oideum
4 International Society for Help to Wound
ed, Sanitary Commission Of Unite
States. Dufresue. France, gliding wit
mercury without danger to workmcn A
geria, for It's cotton Brazil, for th
same.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26
Attorneys.

Nv H.H. KENFIELD, Attorney at law ana
N} solicitor IN Chancery also General lnsur-
&nce Agent, Hyde Park. Vt.
A Fire. Lite Accident, Life and Accident com
Aincd and Live Stock Insurance effected In the
pdest, largest an most reliable Insurance COM
yrnja, IN t6n limited states, 2T-lT
n SAWYER, attorney at law and soilcltor
>Itj, IN ch lncery, Hyde Park, Vt.-Agent ior
I'M nrosec ltion OF all claims against the U ):
4 r,yernment. Office in Newsdealer building. Il
Il, RIGHAM & WATERMAN, attorneys at law
alj and solicitors in Chancery, Hyde Park Vt:
Particular attention given to the collection OIL
4 II claims sainst the Government. widoW s. IN
aylid, and ether pensions, bounties, back pay
a :, WALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. 40
I1JENDEE & LEWIS, attorneys and counsel
IN lors at aw and solicitors in Chancery' MOE
a, Vile, Vt Office in Masonic building.
81 Capt. Lewis will give prompt attention to the
|rro .ecution of claims against tho government
HE would al 80 say that he has received the ap
a,o ntment of second register OF probate lor INT
Nistrict of G Ctmoille.
MOWERS Z GLEED, attorneys at law and so
llcitors Chanccry, M0rrisville,Vt. (oihc'
aumsrly occupied by Hon. I. Gleed') IL. IL. POW
gns. P. X. GLEED.
Eat o. HEATH, attorney and counsellor a
Il |ht, law, and solicitor in Chancery aiso II
k,cusei WAR Claim agent, Johnson. W: Ohice
ID, nnt rooms, second story, over Il. b. heffism
store
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26
1usiutss Gar6s.

Hotels.
4 MEXICAN HOUSE, Hydepark Vermont
nj, l. Nesmith proprietor
HDgN POND HOUSE, Eden Mills. Vt. Il. L.
n MARTIN, Proprietor. Lately Eden House.
N D. randall.
|, ATERBURY Hotel, Waterbury, Vt. N. +.
IN Keller, proprietor, New house and new
hrDture.
I,oIRISyILI,E HOUSE, Morrisville, Vt, A.
II " Spaulding; proprietor The proprietor
snnes I, be able to make the traveller ieel at
home.
.RASB .JRGH HOUSE; 1rasburgh, w., by H.;
'EdgertonStages leavet his house daily for al
rilway stations. Horses and carriages to iet' oo
t,rRpEIL,s HOTEL, wolcott, Vt, Justus
Hutbcll, proprietor, on the stage road TO
'rasburg! Conveyance to any part oil the couh'
N ON snort notice. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26
HYDE PARK VERMONT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26 1867

29. And everywhere there went up
the voice of disappointment. saying,
Greeley is Joined to the rebels, let him
alone. And they let him alone severely.
so. But Jeph went his way, and came
in ship to tie City Of York to seek out
Greeley; and when he Had found him he
fell OH his neck and Kissed him.
81. After which he went away to the
Province of the Kennucks.
so. Wherefore there was joy in th'
Hearts of the Copperheads.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26

esg J. A. DaRocha, T. Dubois. ). 9.
Becker and H. S. Davies. proprietors Of d
large fancy goods store in New Orleans,
have been arrested on charge Of conspir-
acy to burn the establishment. Tbs
store was actually set on fire, but clerk
In whom they confded had revealed the
plan to the police. who were on the watch
and the flames were extipguishej.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26

ssy A cooperative importing dry goods
house is soon to be started in New York,
in which managers and clerks will have
q share of profits, and country merchants
are expected to be stockholders.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26

eSy. A writer says that in Paris they
not only turn water into wine. but sea-
dogs into turbot, geese iuto pheasants and
turnips into pine apples No one oan tell
what be eats ii Paris.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26

O. Travelling iu Colorado is getting
unpleasant. we Infer by this item in the
Denver Ne,os Of June 81: "1he Platte
coach went out this morning about half
past ten with the mails, but no passengers
It took twelve men armed with Spencer
cal bines, and thousand rounds Of am
n,ilnitinnn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26

sy A dogtwasf discovered at colerraine.'
the other day. with q Black snake six
feet ID length coiled about him, while an
otbca Of equal size was playf6lly lifting
his nose. Tho owner Of the dog turned,
the tables on the "snaix" and killed
them. 1 IL ID sba1 eg ban