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TINS Issue, aud advIse tue lfHIltor 'tG
r&d1M d T6 G5AteNsf further
says that Knox County made, years
ago, a heavy subscription for the
building Of the o. & NJ. r. r., for
which the people are paying large
a. end SUCH Is the ass sith
Vanderburgh So much for the
Courier's squirming on the question of
taxation. The Contrasts so apparent
that no taxpayer can fail to
see it, and hence the uneasiness of
the Democratic organ.
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$500 Reward. Z

yxYALL BE PAID FOR THE AR.
w rest and delivery Of VIM. W. MAX
WELL at the jail OF Ohio County, Ken
lucky, IL arrested oHb of Kentucky. or $500
if arrested in the State. Said Maxwell
murdered Jchn 4. Smith on the 10th day
of Septem be- last. He is about IS years O
sage;f black hair, and a. little gray Sblue
eyes; about feet Z, inches high; tree
spoken generally; profane; very lame
the left leg very scfioo s cd and stiff; wears
a cane; strong Voice for one OF his size.
, sse26a il. I'D -...... ssr. =. j. STUART
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BvfiRfBETEyTs
ADJ DRpINAScE
Regulating the Purchase and Sale
Gfnna.Cnal

Passefq october Sd. 1851
q ECTfON1 4. Be It ordained by the Com
- non Council of the City of Evansville,
That RON fndEafter the 8,h dayfof October,
1867, it shall not be lawful for any person
or persons to purchase or sell, deliver or
receive, within the limits of the city of
Evansville, any stone-coal, except stone-
coal purchased or sold by the barge-load
or cargo, unless the same shall have been
weighed upon some one yof the public
scales or the city, and a ticket, stating the
quantity in bushels and fractions of
bushel, issued by the weighmaster, and
delivered by the seller 10 the purchaser of
SEC. Z. That & busi,ei or stone-coal shall
consist OF eighty $50 pounds avordupois;
and~the price 10. be charged for weighing
shall be as follows, viz..lFor load not
exceeding twenty-five bushels, five cents:
and for a load exceeding twenty five BUSH
els, ten cents. "a Iii " IL f-.l =
SEC. 3. Any person or persons violating
any provision of this ordnance either by
purchasing or selling any stone-cOal with
out first causing or requiring the same to
be weighed as provided ny this ordinance,
shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay not
less than five nor more than ten dollars.
s<1Jnc w. BAKER, Mayor
Attest: a. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk
per John W. Ashhy, Deputy Clerk.
fpC5 62t . IT, llkt on IF+t'A 4ss'ff ~
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i nae e. VI SteTsIIKK, It'd III
EUery Wrtnger Is Warranted to Gfre Salts
faction, and If after trial the purchaser is
not safisfi ed, we will refund the money.
80 ri'ih VlCKERY BROS,
Agents for Vanderburgh County,
Eureka Bazaar" 70 Main st.
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Ndtires.Wfingers.I Z

YTyHE CAGE APRST. HEST. SIM-
- PLEST, and MOST DURABLE
the N .37-f.-Elh N a-e p-*"h
COLBY BROS.' WRINGER,
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NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed in New-Y0Ek-eA Saturday
at 44s42 aIA3o OHD
The whisky seizures In New York con-
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Congress.

Congress seems determined to conhne lie
action, if possible, to the Reconstruc''o"
nues,iop. and a vote was taken IN the House
Tuesday, on the bill reported by Mr. Stevens
as chairman of the Reconstruction Commit
tee, supplementary to the Military Govern
ment Bill, declaring that the governments oi
the States of Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, louisiana
Florida. Texas and Arkansas were illegal :
that the military commander may re-
meve or suspend officials OF said governments
and appoint others, and may declare VOID
the acts of such governments declaring
that no civil court shall have jurisdiction oil
any action against a military commander,
for acts performed IN discharge of his duties
uncer the Reconstruction act and prcscTlO-
ing qualifications for registration. The bill
was ralsed with some amendments. Ii Will
Of course, if passed by the Senate, be vetoed
BY the President, and passed over has veto.
The House also adopted resolutions order
ing an investigation of all facts connected
with the assassination Of President Lincoln,
and appointed as investigating committee
with power to send for persons and papers,
Messrs. Butler, Shcllabarger, Julian, Ward
and Randall.
The Senate has before it a supplementary
reconstruction bill, reported by the Judiela-
~ Committee, substantially the same as
that passed by the House. committee oil
conference will have to adjust the differ
ences. 1t is thought that the business oil
the session can be completed this week, as
the President has said he would promptly
consider and return the bills presented to
him. lie has been known to make Fuch
promises before, and not to keep them; and
it is by no means improbable that the session
will lac, all next week II action is taken
on Mexican relations, ss seems somewhat
likely. the session viii surely not end at
once
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Il seems 10 us that there j. an unn>ees-
cary amount OF iuss mad, in many quarters
over the military execution Of Macmillan
The event was DO different from what was 10
D. cxr,c,ed from tic general course o. affairs
in Mexico for ever 70 many years. The un-
var,ug usage there has teen for the victor
lou, rarty in their iii,>unc wars to shoot
the leaders Of the vaIquishod ~ reheis--oT
al least as dangerous enemic> TO the nation.
What reaeon was there 2" suppose n new
,ule would he made. 70 vc MaXimilian :
life. He knew what the practice was when
he went there and acted uu the old rule HIM
self with the greatest vigo aud many cap
,ured LIb,ral officers were e'ht N t"'Ir
bloody graves under his orders. lie had no
reason to look for a change Of practice IL his
ease. merely because he was spris Oh
Austrian nobility. W doubt 1t was well
Tor cur Government, 10 intimate to Iuarez
that il would be beet for the Mexican ylctors
10 be nerciful rather than rigorous IN their
treatment of the captured chIeItain Of the 20
called Empire; but to expr,s> indignation
,hs. the intimation was di-reGardcd, Is a
waste of good passion for nothing. The
European courts may % into mourning at
the fate OF Macmillan il they please for
they had hoped that ty his means and
French hayonct- an ins,auratign 1T kingly
rule would fe established On American
shores and OF course tley are deeply cha
erip,d at the failure They were not at all
troubled IN spirit wh,n Macmillan ordered
the niHcers Of the Republic, witch he went
there f. root out icrov,r. 90 be shot Nv
scores; but to have him subjected io tic
same rule, when his turn came, in their view
is a deed for which the heavens ought to be
hung with black TIE talk that Mexico
will be shut out Of the pale Of civilized M
tions because Of the death Of Msximliian lie
prepos;erous. Mexico viii not be Il well
regulated country for a good while 10 me
but i, may as well he lei' 10 itself TO work
on. its own salvation.
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for US to say that Mr.. Benedict, for excel
lent reasons, did not choose to be candi-
date for any nomination. lie did not him
sell encourage, or permi; his friends, 50 far
as he was consulted, to encourage the use OF
his name. and it was presented IN the con-
venti5n during his necessary absence, square
" contrary to his expressed desire. The fact
that under such circumstances few OF bis
friends among the delegates insisted on vot-
ing for him, certainly shall not prevent US
from representing the facts Of the case, 50
far as we deem it necessary-and our stock
Of them Is by no means ezhausted-no mat
ter where they hi:.
As often as the attempt is repeated to con
troll Republican nominations by the aid OF
Democratic votes in the primaries, We shall
expose the transaction. And it is begin
ming to be serious question with the fair
minded Republicans Of Burlington, no"
often they viii allow the process to be re-
| peatod
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company.

The DEHocR1TIc County CONVENTION as-
scmbled at Essex Junction on Saturday, pur-
suant to warning, and put IN nomination
the following ticket.
Senai0rs-Thadieus F. Stewart, South Bur
rngton; Samuel B. Bliss, Jericho; S. NJ. ST.
John, Milton.
assistant JHdg5s-Simeon II. Bliss, Essex
Henry Whitney, Burlington
States .4Horaey-E. J. Phelps, Burlington
SherLg-Heury Stanton, Burlington.
High Bailif-J. H. Ramon, Richmond.
Jrageo Of ProJafc-Henry s. Morse, Shelburn.
The following persons were appointed
County Committee for the year ensuing:
Morillo Noyes, Burlington y. Prouty
Jericho; NJ. S. Manuel, Richmond.
John Parker, OF Essex, was chairman o.
the convention. and W. Il. Hoyt, Of BurliDg
ton, Secretary.
The resolutions adopted endorsed the re-
solutions OF the Democratic State Conven-
ton, and pledged support to the nomination;
US made. The convention was not very
large. but appeared to be harmonious.
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The Times attempts to reply to oui state
nent Of facts concerning the recent County
Convention, 10 an article the good temper Of
which is shown in such phrases as ''lractious
bowling of the malcontent minority" and
it's English in such gems Of composition as
the following
Practical, common sense men will naturally
AK the question If the successful ticket drew
cut only 65 votes in opposition. i, can hardly
Be styled ticket at variance with the popular
vii
Az the Tnaes canno. deny Though 1t
would Ike to. now) tina. its editor has freely
claimed that the question of support or OF
petition to the prohibitOry law was the issue
in the caucus and convention AS IN fact 1t
denies no statement Of ours. We might let
the subject drop here. The persistent con-
necslon Of Mr.. Benediets name With the mat
eer, by the Ysmss, hewsrsr, makes It proper
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There's trouble among the Mormoa-
everything don't work smoothly in that little
paradise OF Utah, and there is already O
split IN the \ ormon church and ;; te The
salt Lake Tideffe defines it thus
Young Joe Smith, the son If the Mormon
Prophet, is the acknowledged head Of the large
body Of Mormons in the Western States, Who
accept the Book of Mormon and the prophe-
cies Of Joe Smith; and he denounces polyeamy
snd blood atoncment as Innovations On the faith
OF the Latier-day saints; AMI styles such prsc-
tees srievous crimes against the Wen Being OF
society Brigham Young is the Acknowledged
head Of all the Latter-day Saints in Utah, who
accept the Book Of Mormon, the prophecies Of
Joe Smith, believe in polygamy blood atonemeut
AMI Brigham's special revelations. Joe Smith,
Jr, is determined to be recognized and acknowl-
edged as the head Of the Mormon church: and
brigham is determined that he Won't"
Bingham ought 70 lie master Of the ,itus.
ti.n it would seem, as be hss three or four
times as many followers 81. Smith. Mos, Of
the lattcr's adhcrents ERE an the Western
States.
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IuG GREAT ErR0rEAS CmCUs.-Tle ,.t..
Of this troupe into Lynn, on wednesday Rex.
will naturally create some excitement, as e. a..
De such spectacle as is rarely seen auyvls--
The u-'lue character Of the dresses Of tie rf
ers, the curious cars and splendid sluirag,s.
say nothing Of the sight Of a living lion rs.-.
quietly drawn through crowded streets, CAM
fail to excite interest Of an unusual charal,.
some IDEA TO what he show IS to be, al.
the character Of the entertainment which lie
Be o.i,rel, may be obtained from the f1uowiu-
extract from letter from Mildletovn, Com
printed - a Hartford paper
Talk about Crow Is at your election .s...
l.-s- 10 vas nothing 90 tie crowds Jllt -a.s
leIe tJ witness the entrance Of the graal l.t
imposing Pageant oi the European Circus
from early dawn the people from the -agl,g
v.-- l-.ls wives .4I babies, came docEl- a
u-r. Main street VAS a perfect Jam. I-.
schools Hlte g.e.-I Of most Of theig Ilr q.
4-i OUT e.rl.-z tIslJi out 90 uIsss 90 sea -.
expected sight, At about half-past nine OIL .
tIe .gli 10 distant music broke upon 0ur as--
ana shortly % magnificent procession epgair.
.l view, reminding one Of the riuuphar. -.
l.-ce oi lhr Crusaders INFO some wallet ..-
WHICH i-- q long li--e .lay had he5eigei T-
0e.e gay ha gifts lu ZiisfeuIug arm1r, dies
l.Irt costume, cl4rl.ts and l1rseueu. a -.
H.u, seated ol Jae Top % q magnificent cl1-
-etl-ils.I rs tame i- ID A.,lrn. 4 sm4. ..r-
rt-e, Ilava ~ L-llulu horses. al. rl.-.-
Del by .-i-., brass band, alI as t--e
pissed Through tae several streets people -....
f-l v.l.-l t-4 ast-uislmtut Bur O. --s
street procession was grand. the pert --l-..
inside che v1- cylt vas more coin .l..,. ..
E.s ~ L1-.l-. tgt i1lly e1uallci the a-te-
p-t.-ls RAISED .y the hsudJill= pastel sai I5
tla elt-s--5 ,i Jle grand chow INTO our e .g.
l-e IiI.l- was excellent, the gymnastics -.l..
NOS Dee lea,sl, while the funny c.0els ,-E- ---
lClieu-e 10 "a rllr Of laughter. Tho la-
lions was enc .i the chief objects Of a;rraet....
a-l tle passage OF Scripture saying that Oh.
l..- aud the au1 shah he down together 81.
literally l-.a.ei.
We have been informed by parties vh, t..
witnessed t.s pen. FINANCES at this Circus -a.r
. they ore .' OIL. L'-- order. sd mary q diem
/ Of ,ie mos, astonishing character. Har r-sier-
are referred 70 t-s advertisement ~ pura-
lars
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University Of Vermont.

sIXTY-THIRD COMMENCEMENT
The exercises Of Commencement week
this year will vary somewhat from the usual
order heretofore, Wednesday being Alumni
day, and Thursday Commencement day.
The programme will be as follows
Sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS address,
by President Angel.
Tuesday, 4. DETERMINATIONS for at
mission, at the University.
lO4 !. M.-Address before the Society Of
Religious Inquiry, by Rev. NJ. R. VINCENT
of Troy, NY.
2P. M.-Address before the Phi Beta
Kappa Society, by Rev. ANDREW p. PE,Ropr
of Cambridge, Mass.
Wednesday, lO4 A. M.-Address before the
Associate Alumni, by DoRNAN B. EAToSr
Esq, OF New York City. Poem by W. E
MARS, Esq., Of Chicago. Reunion an,
collation. in the afternoon.
7IP. M-Junior Exhibition.
Thursday, lO4 A. M.-Commeneement.
Music by the Seventh Regiment Band, o.
New York
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Edwin E5a.h made $l7 GOO IN Chicago.
Commodorc Nutt aud Minnie Warren arc
to be married. The bridal outfit is IreHar-
ing
Hon. G.. ". Grsndey has declined the
position ON Nicaragua Consulate, ~
Gently rl1c,d at lis disposal by the state
Department
Lord Lyons has entered on thc duties OF
bis Office a, Ambassador OF hcr Br.rnic
majesty to the Clur, Il NAPOLEON the Third,
in place or Lard Covley-
Thad stevens appeared in Congress On
Wednesday, feeble and offering, leaning on
cane or crawling from desk to desk, appa-
rently u the lat stsgo Of debility.
Alexander II. Stephens is in worse health
/ dian ever. He suffers terribly from ncural-
gis but works at lis new book about the eiyil
war whenever he can.
The Rev. ". W. Patton, ID, Of CLica
20, has been rendered and has accepted the
editorial chair of the Advance, ncw rcii
/ gious PAPER about to be published IN tie
West, as the organ of the Congregational
church
Ex-Governor John Alsop King, Of New
York, died at his residence in Jamaica L. l..
a. hall-past three clock Sunday afternoon
from the effects Of a stroke Of paralysis re-
cciyld 20 the lth inst.
The money article OF ThuEsiaya New
l5rk Trijme states that it Is reported tha
Henry Keep is to retire from the Presidency
Of the New York Central Railroad, and tina
he is to be succeeded by GER II. II. Baxter
a,ely of Rutland.
The New York Iui,ue states De 10 ycr.
good authority that Mr.. Woodbridge o.
Vermont, on the Judiciary Committee, am
who was one Of ,he three Of said Committc
who voted for only eensuring Jo0nson. is
! yro=clyte 20 impeachment.
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THE SUESAIr TRIAL.-The examination Of
witnesses for the defence began Tuesday,
Surratt's counsel claim to be able to show
First That the men Ieen by Sergeant Dye IN
front Of Ford's Theatre on the night of the sssas
sinstion, one OF whom called the time from the
clock in the yestibule Of the theatre. were three
actors who were noting the clock to see what
time tEey should be on the stage to Join in sing
ing patriotic song
Second That the handkerchief found III ST.
Adams, Vt, with SuIratt's uame on it, wac
dropped by one Ho!iohan, a bosrier at Mrs
Surratt's, who was on his way to Canads with
the detectives 70 hnd John Surra;,.
Third That SuErstt was in Ciusiaigla upon
the lay Of the assassination.
Fourth That an agreement 10 assassinaie
The President was not signed By surratt. but By
Booth, Payne, a;zerot; and Harold.
An actor namei Matthews will testify that
Booth handed him this sgreenent on the day Of
the assassination, but that through fear lie burnt
il o. the dsy after.
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hIDDLEBURY COLLEGE ConNEScENENT, &C
ours on the first week in August. Tho ora
tors before the Societies are
Philomathesian, E. p whipplc, Of Bos-
ton.
Philadelphian. Rev. Dir, Daggett, OF BinS-
hampton, y. Y.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT, NC
ours on the third week of July. Senator
James W. Patterson viii address the Alum
nj. Rev. DR.. Quint of New Bedford the The
illogical Society, and Tbeodorc Triton 'h'
United Literary Societies
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The SURRArr TBat. - DR.. Mcmillan
testified % Surutt'- clnfc--ing 70 him 0u
the steamer tina. lie was in the plan with
Booth 70 abduct the President, but that 10
was found necessary % abandon " change
il. The witness said Surratt stated that
he bad frequently travelled To Richmond
under the assumed name OF Harrison and
Sherman: upon reaching the coast OF Ire
lani Surratt called me behind the wheel
house and renarked that he saw foreign land
al last. and. putting his hand upon the PTS
tol in his pocket, he said he hoped u live 90
see the day when he could return and serve
Andrew johnson rs Abraham Lincoln had
been served he said also that If an English
officer attempted 20 arrest him Lc would
shoot him | told him II ne Jid that be
would meet with very little mercy in Eng
land be replied that he knew that, bat be
would do a., nevertheless for he would
sooner be hung by an English jury than
Yankee one, and If be went % the United
States again he knew be would swing.
B1uilmin s.. Muric was next put on the
stand and his presence caused a dCcIded
sensation in the court room. Surratt seem
ed very nervous on seeing dim. He testified
that Surratt confessed 10 him in the Papal
States that he (SurTatt) was in Washington
and escaped from the city thoroughly dis
guised, on the night Of, or the morning AZ
ter, the assassination. After the witness
made this statement he lett the stand, the
counsel for the prisoner, to the surprise Of
all, declining to cross-examine him.
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EURoPEAN NEws.-Ihe Austrian ieet T. to
be despatched Immediately 10 Mexico for
MaximIlian's body.
y detachment Of British regulars is order
cd to Abyssinia to compel King Theodore
to give up the English subjects held captive
By him,
The French gold five irtac piece, with it,
multiple, has been adopted Gs the basis %!
a uniform currency for Europe and America
by the National Currency Congress.
10 the English HOUSE Of Losds Earl Rus
sci has made speech in favor Of dividing
the church rcyenuCs in Ireland between the
Established church and the Roman Catholic
Church. The object is 10 secure the pacif-
cation Of the country through the influence
Of the priests
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II. LlJtc, '''-
: d,spstca .rvu omaha says II'.-.
Letter from F1Tt luukun -tafes TIA. 3
s,ti.e.. .,-veon that 4tald Randall -'
10 g.,4f alarm. that over POO lD-Ilns "-'
coming down tao Missouri riggr 'sl'
mischief aud MT .er Lctt,t fr'm lH-.-
agents state that hey are gr.4df aim -.
and that they Will leave t.e c.Uu.is ~.
the Indians threaten iuj,scrIuiua.e ,ii'-
or on all the settlements above 'nS'''
Some Indian sock sttaieIs bad htou -'i
Ell At the Ponca Agency, but the r'''.--
ing officer 20 EUr. Randaii feared o. - d,
take them l,st the Indians should AZ ae' '''
Fort during his abseucs.
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canvass of the Republican members o.,
the House has been made, and the leaders
Of those favoriug impeachment say they
have a clear majority. One Of these leaders
states it as bis candid belief that hei)ro the
arrival Of New Years Mr.. johnson will have
been impeached and removed from Ofice 49,
Cor. n. Y Tribune.
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The Union Republican voters Of Oranu isi'
County, are requested to meet in North Hero'on
Saturday. ths 9th day Of July. A D. lSo'' al
n o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of nominat-
ing county officers for the year ensuing
JED. P. LADD, county
J. A CHAMBERLAIN, Com
HrR,s C. FISH. Inittee.
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Cn,rLr,IoS Jliy s.,

Toe FoCr,a vas Observed throughout D.
Cu1iuas. Si!l;=s were Gr.I at sgri
l-],n ami sun ser. 10 ,fs Gty .e e'-
citizen paradcd ale streets displaying -.-
Do Pr fusion. 1T noon they pasted i- .
view % front OF zen 500 i.s rc-i-e1c,
state dinner was Eivo 90 the c'C1i-
Gen S,ckles by Gov. Ou. at waica a--
distinguished persons were present,
Inc was grand FrJncntte cJn5l-'' ..'
miuati ami fireworks 40 the tiu-t.'
which Ibc evil iunctionaaes, ohccr' o.. %
army ana navy, and large number OF '.'
zens we're present.
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NermontItcm.


Willie John Hurley. Mortified fireman.
was at the muster at Rutland bis house
was burned with all is contents.
Henry McNhs.er. thc young man struck
by lightning 10 Rutland on tie Ith, has re-
covered the hearing Of one car, which be had
Is, iur years ss'. a- an effect Of the light
ming
Th. P,sanracR. u. dep5. O., Coventry
was broken into week go Saturday. aui
r5brcIoraboat $40
r,,-l ,--.. r,..- r.,-
c--.-l.-.-L..t-l .,,Ee
VEL .i. t,,..,, , and -b. tr.y, ok
.-lt.,..t.- sr5.-, ,,..r.r rt-,-ob
,r.v.t.l. r,-f, If ti- arm .r..~. rts IL
f.g
Yc-..an.s s.. 30 l.u d ua, o.. t9, lew
elrel-ioats between tint rhl, ana points
south. ills summer. Iie first uir was
made as. veok.
4 radical P,--- C--f.l.-a "-- i--. al,
b--l-.Wat-r .ast week Dc WAS o.,-iI'i @s
/ the opinion Of tie c1rf.a'i9a thit 10 i- -s
wicked 30 -i'' l--'- .-- .'-.--. "' '.' u
+-i I,-'' anu '.-' '' '' '''.''
Itc Grand jary. u.H recent annual
sitting 20 M-ulhc-.-r. r.'-s-4 6. entertain
/ Oh. charge % as-.l, 's ~ Peter Nc
G1ae and vi.c reaia-tLe Roy Mr Ryan
Of Bennington Testimony vas introduced
/ slowing tl.t tLe accused lil NOT lazy land
/ urau Mr.. M-ol.1c. and t'at-.- received
h-r iu.l-.c. ..al. .".r' other source '.fu '7
blows from liu.
/ .i-...,.-..l d.. r.,r. f..-, and 81. ....arenv has
. boon .rrHr... t.r IIr fHFT .f no tAillltt-
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CABINET ORGAss.-Ihese beautiful instru-
nen;,, which have become so popular with tie
musical public, are made only by Mason and
Hamlin, and are far superior to any other in
strument in the void. They are al excellent
parlor instruments, and the low price at whioh
they are sold brings them within tbs reach Of
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