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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

COFFEE. poe, 25o 30'. $685.. best AOc. per
poun,. Hotels, Saloons Boarding house keepers, and
families who use large quantities Of Coffee can econo-
mize in thar srtcle by using our FRENCH BREAK
FAST and DINNER tOtFHE which will sell At
The low price o BOO per pound, and warranted to give
perfect satisfaction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL GASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE.
Those who need the services Of experienced physi
ean OF surgeon in all difficult and chronic. diseases
every anne and nature should give MIN call.
r. S--Dr. Dow import and has for sale new Article
called the French Secret O der BY mail. Two for 81
and a red stamp. $500
MAY l. 1860
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

when, # they would give The Great French Remedy,
DIR JUAN ltLAN AkKkS

DIX JUAN ItlAA Ahkk'S
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared by GARAN IERK x DUi oN1, No pa, lure
Lombard, Paris from the PERCEPTION Of DR.. Juan De
RmaTe, Chief Ply stefan tht Hospital du NuTd gu
Lariboitiere fair trial, they would find mmt date
lei aud, short time, he fully restored to Health and
Strength II ia In the traotce Of many en-. ent
French physicians with uniform success, and highly
recommended Il only positive and Specifc hei,td.
for all persona suffering ficm General OF teNual Debility
all arrangements OF the Nervous Forces Melancholy,
Spetuatofrhad Seminal stnustOus all " Weaknesses
arts uR from seAua xoetses Youthful lndisoroops,
Loss o Muscular Energy, Ply steal Pr STATIONS, New
business, Weak Spine Lowness Of Spirits, limut 80 Of
Vision Hystrics. Paius in the Back and Limbs Impo-
tenoy, sc.
No language can convey adequate idea Of the i'm
mediate aud almost miraculous change h produces
the debilitated and shAttefedsystem In fact stands
unTiyaled as an uufaing cure Of the matdies above
toned
Suffer no more but uie The Great freach Rsnsdy ;
it u effect WhtTc all Others fail and although
powerful remedy, contains nothnR hurtful most
delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, aiming iun particulars and directions
for using in English, French, spanish and German,
each box, and also btnt free any address
when IeQuesied
Price one Dollar per box six boxes for Five Dollars.
Sold BY ell Druggists throughout the wordi will be
sent by mail securely sealed from all observation. by,
incosiuR specified price, to any authorized agsnL
fFopTetors' General Agents for America, OSCAR q.
MOSES CO., u Coitlandt ST., New York,
Authorized Agent for Montpelier, VI,
II eop:vSd ~ n. X. BROWN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

A would-be agreeable, taking his seat be-
tween. Madame de stael and the reigning
beauty Of the day, said. show happy am
to be thus seated between a wit and a bea :
ty." "Yes," replied Madame de Stael, "and
without possessing either"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

A rapid and emphatic recital of the follow.
ing simple narrative is an infalible cure for
lisping: " Hobbs meets Snobbs and Nobbs !;
Hobbs hobs to Snobbs and Nobbs Hobbs
nobs with snobbs and robs Nobbs' foos."-
"Hhis is,' says Nobbs, +" the worst OF Hobbs
iobe." and Snobbs sobs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

AJACIFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA;,
fOUCAlNG AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Ca11 yIng The II = Mail,
lA'ough 90 fi0a"y fmo Days
aeams'p'o on ne CoHAeofHy hs Paeias
HENRY GHAUNcEY, 00Nsu1UTIoN,
NEW YORK GOLDEN CITY
ODFAN QUtEN tA4 AAMENIO
NuHfutRN LIGHT GULDE n AGE,
COSTA hlCA, MONTANA
One % the above large and splendid Steamships vii
ieay. Pier No AZ North River, foot Of Canal Street
" u O'Clock noon on the LIST llth, and 2lst every
month (cNcept when those dates fall sunday and
theh oh 'ht preceding SATURDAY., for AspinWail,
meeting, via iunama Railway, with one Of the Com
PAM Steamships from Panama for San Francisco
touching Acapulco
stesmHs ioi SOUTH fAClFiC and CENTRAL
AMfRlCAN PORTS. Those oflst touch At MAMA
Milo
Departure ofIuh eaca month connects with u e new
LANu.
steamer Of Dec II 1866, will connect with the srst
sto'ner N the Company's China Line, leaving Sau
Fiar cisco Jan l, 1867 tor Homo KoEo.
discount OF quarter from steamers rates allowed
70 second cabin and steeTag passengers with families
Also an allowance II One Quarter GU through rates 10
oeTgyl4en aud Their families, and school teachers.
One Hundred P0urds b. ggagc all wed each adult
pafRagt masters accompa baggage through and At.
tena tV ladies and hl4ltn without male protectors.
baRBeHe received on The dock the dag before sailing
from steamboats,, railroads and passengers who prefer
10 send down early. An experienced SURGEON on board
Medicine and attendance free
foi Passage tlckes further information apply al
we company icket office the harf foot OF Cana
eneet norm River New York
Dec. 10. 1902 '-'' As'n'a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

Consumers can save from 500. to 81 per pound by
purchasing their Teas Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04
CONSTITUTION
LIF S Y r. UP

positive and specific remedy for ali diseases oriei
mating from au IMPURE STATE or THE BLOOD,
aud for all hereditary DISEASES transmitted from
PARENT 10 CHILD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

SCItOFULA.
srHtMN oLANuULtn swELLNGH,
tLcrnArioN, ktNo's Iyu,
EHYstFELAs, SALT uitri-v
This faint (ufHrnfrAHY and AcQuUrpJ filling life
with untold misery, is, by a usual medical remedies,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

-. Ia D.. !! y. u :. nj e9oosos
= ~ - $3.50 tatfeoeese 40 ~ 4ae
eeersee 1Aphsu2 - te01ueQ 2
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49,, 4 ,ec1.~.a - ~sS- ~ ~ A.
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80 an ENC ,,xrnuised "a cneraaioS The
1n.,,,,s,;. an Itch 4 litAle 49, ~ :
~. 49, II - nd { ysv6i Sitjc "a - -
L&G5ss3 fo6ouo{i m n d6li7 ~ SS5S
. Nfk3Sfnj XII ~ ~ 81 ~ ~ ~ ~ r~><
don e. ~ ~ rs vVssc5e 2;esS ~ ~
itiee ~ osa3dl s6fvise ~ s 1Ien Sa -
The eeenaaieal sdveotoece 81 4 cver -
peseG GM&{9 49, 40 bees coeelu>
sivdy shevn. Cars have 6eeo driven With
q tdha6 q IN frfo GA S18e 1a6SNn. and
Il isSjIisvS1 DIT undSs 10 iltrtSvjd eys@
ten o. eendine tie an sfs66 q O. hun.
dred mi'eo nav b sals,y reeiisel.-
In citje6 u t,1bes A I. laid nr,ncineliv
undee erou.d. but In ~ eountrv thsv IN
Is vhcllv q nartly buriel In ia .sr,S A. Il
i most cenves ieoe.
The ,dvaaaaese Of Tie svste,. ~. anna
rent 70 everv one. The r.,eds srp lese ex-
psnsive end less liable 70 accideot. During
the whole sjx veare use Of the pneumatic
systsm in London 70 believe poe : single
accident n paaaen,ers q, emnloves h.s beeo
recorded. The trsck II 40 mad. that its ex.
tsrnsi form IN cfom seeticns conforms to
that Of the tube. Although il does mot ct il
closely. an interyenine spac. Of an inch or
90 being len All Around.
eomc liSht india rubbe, fla.ssa or rings
are applied Al each end Of the truck. but
even these do not sctssIly ls the inner SUR
face Of shs tube, . slieht windags being len
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

The igAs hsse I'LL be- JAILED il chs Mo-
sachuestss Lsgi6laturs.
Cable Dispatches ststs that the report that
he Pfusnan Government Vas ssokiog to
p9eAass flsst q American iron-clads ID
odeially dsnisd By the PsussiAn aathogitiss.
The hank psnic in New Orleans appears
10 have subsidized. The banks snccsssfullv
withstood the heavy run that W. made up
On them. Tho report that the City Nation
81 Bank he'd suspended is contsidicted.
The ringleader in the Mobile riot, who
fred the first shot, Is under arrest. No
other arrests have Jet been made, but rig>
Id examination BY the authorities is prom
ised. Judge Kelly has gone to Montgomery.
The laying Of submarine cable between
Florida and CuhA Is to be commsnesd at IN
early day. vessel having been chartered ct
Liverpool for that purpose. This cable will
b ultimately extended 70 Europe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

0AlkvUv NM OooeemoAny
u9tAnLio1DD iees. AND CuAuronDD.
nse ~ -Rsbsi1Ael ~ ssYou4nao uANUAL.1
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u.ss su'csss ~ ussse pSsa.sss vssssls. rsiss
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

'0AT1oy l5ILs..DApsk
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] (eollssy ~ - Usibsa stat,s.
Vv0AAM9( 9n1 y q + AsDonAIrArr
- = ss..sess sssiaa6A1la Uaitsd ssSsssl
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0e56 Csounneooe ~p&e 0ele a,ea
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40 nahss ~ 80 Sl0Mr q Tfn1R DRAFTS
- sves - 0s0 - seWws u
9n0vands o0oeland, lrolana,
aad - ths eostissnt Of Rsrsps.
IL pege Ne highest 0arket psico fer al 81 Vhe
HaA.ring gold ceupons. and has eonstantly %
I'D oil TIE variety Of
GOLD BEARING RONuDS
1uheasy shs U. 8. Government. nh pnk %
1pos1eSry - che Puh1ae n1nns~o
IL - oAo UnAoo0 0O00oGb
oo9sr 10 paetiss who subscribe fertile SsDo
Z LeaA through us.
y. Redeem the Couponeot Ne
S1rlty, Frss = Charge.
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psr ena 49, sssAes nstss. wAsahse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18
RODMAN, FISK 4 co.
BANKERS.
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No. WALL STREET.,


Dealers n Government Securities,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

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1selassl NJ ssv.rS q " ls:ea.e s!1s3ss. =
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18
4. 4. CROSBY. Y. ..

nAssassfsa, n. a., Juns -. leee.
80. =. L. WAalA6D Co., 0snte-l have
~: ,ss,. Chsnssier's Empssss for The Net,
1sDI sed With the results. ! Cad II ~
~ ~ P.Ss& a. soset efeicls hsse ever eesa.--
70 % III thas II Oh. -
f'''' II :is;o,. AID pREEon. ND.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

- This Da,k respectfully selioiss asesoiNo
= ?seyeeAeQeeaqAs - - Usslteeo1A q ojpsssA
- - Mettlo eusssmess II. plsAGss ~ ROD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

p,sasas. 8, cseesel01 = - lssSss. = Mssssss3
hsllsel DoG10Devo ~ oDeve 0seates. containing ~
~ - 5000 = Nsgaas eaVssssassA
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-07

PEyxASsHIr.-All persons interested
in learning the art of P~enmanship will
take notice that Miss Arderay will open
a Writing School at the Mount Vernon
Hotel, this evening. A general invita-
ton is extended to all who may be de-
sirous of taking lessons to be present.
She has the reputation of being II fine
teacher, and there evidently are a great
many in this community who would be
much benefited by attending her school.
PAy-DAy.-We presume that $3.50, 900
in coin have been disbursed in Gold
Hill within . week, among the laboring
classes in our mines and mills. Big
money but we'll earned. Except vir-
ginia city, there is no place on the Pa
ci6c coast, or any other place IN the
world, where so much hard money IS
paid out to the same number Of popula-
tion-nor where the same money is bet
ter earned.
NOVEMBER 6ru.-Yesterday and last
night may be set down in the chrono-
logical calender as the first heavy rain
and snow-storm in the Fall Of 1867. 1t
evidently extended over a large portion
Of California and over this State. The
snow was about two inches deep, but
the rain was heavy. To-day it is clear
and cold. The Fall Of 'G3 was exactly
like the weather now is.
CRGsus CoMPANY.-John Nelson, Esq,
President of the CrGSus G. & S. Mining
Company, has called n meeting of the
stockholders, to be held on Saturday
evening, November 10th, at Z o'clock,
at the office Of Hon. Chas. f. belong,
in Virginia city.
BLACK CRooK.-There is no surer
place to shake Off the damp than the
Crook. Here everything bends to the
one object Of public amusement. Hence
called the Crook. Aim to please you
tonight. So drop in.
GRAND HoUslSG.-No. ., of Virginia,
house their double-decker, tonight, in
their new building, second door this
side Of the Presbyterian Church. Gold
Hill firemen are cordially invited to
attend.
observation-disclosures who are arrest
ed in the Eastern cities are now called
"Beuzineists." Very progressive! Equal
to camphene cocktails, the favorite bev-
erage Of the miners down at Mono Lake
in 80.
BuLLIoX.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill office,
this morning, IL bars of bullion,
weighing 1875 pounds, which is valued
at $ls,636 CO.
Four P. M.-Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s
coaches, for Cisco, leave Virginia at 4
o'clock every afternoon, Saturdays ex-
cepted.
BuLLIoS.-Van Wyck & Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, 3,7l7 ounces crude bullion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-07

A LONDON chambermaid, who went on
the roof for the purpose Of conversing
with her lover, a charity boy, who WAS
cleaning the windows of an opposite
house, stepped through u skylight and
died in two hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-07

A WEALTHY Cuban recently died in
New York, leaving all his property to
his widow, who vas his second wife.
One of his sons by his first wife has now
married the widow and the fortune,
much to the disgust of his brothers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-07

AMONG the effects Of a deceased cler-
gyman of Surrey, England, is ''the Sex
touship of Christ Church, with the per-
petual right of all the fees belonging
thereto" which is to be sold to the
highest bidder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-07
cHAs. A. JOHNSON. Il. N. JACOBS
C. A. JOHNSON & Co.,
UPHOLSTERERS,

COLLINS HOUSE, Il Street, virginia City
trasses, Lounges. Sofas and Up--
h~olstery work generally. manufacturednm
by ourselves Of the best of materlalsA
aud unsurpassed In Workmanship. We select ior
ourselves in San Francisco with great care the
best materials. and four years residence mere mas
sst.bIishsd our reputation as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
T Spring and Hair Mattresses, Lounges,
ETC., repaired. ooif-im
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-26

Appropriation BILL making an aggregate Of st7 ga 0o0
ssss ssou, sunsr T millions more sa.n Vas required
the money conveyed into The Treasury Dspsrsnent.
After considerable dscuson the joint resolution
adopted
Mr. TRonA, lrep) q Nd. presented the memorial Of
ins Immediate consSsrssse ~ consress n sSs con.
dioa Of public affairs N IAai State Also rssolnsisns Of
the Grad Union League Of Maryland. Ordered 70 BE-
printed
On motsn Of NJ. txxvass tho Senate Appropristion
bill 70 supply dencienc.ss : the contingent fund Of me
salaries ofahs COmmsioAsr q Edncssion and hs clerks
ss!oo nd for furntuss end Stationery Of hrs ONCE.
Mr. srrvns also moves . substituts for the second
section making ~ the duty o. Ne Secretary Of State.
House q ssvsps,ss selected ss e y puecsos Of inc
laws and treaties Of the Uaissd States, 10 furnish
'py 70 . : that .h;
Mr. Ssoo.s isssslsa sss. that wo.ld bring ne HOUSE
and ~ clssn lsss saaa'ss wh swe shasds q ~ repub.
NJ sssvrss rsmssses that sAss wss VIA. sAs ma.
jorisy dss.sd rssy Asssst 70 ~ ~ He bot Mood
TEE xsw voaK cusssn sssss usvrprsAryor AGAIN.
resolution Scus n! - psss H, Osss
ures 70 fuFui<h 70 ssenaer Patterson OF tennessee
cer0ad cory q Me sessimesy given BY David A Hull
YORK. Custom House fruuds
Ne HrLnsnp cst csss stating that the Senate hsd al.
fbe House Then proceeded 10 the consideration Of tho
business on shs speskefs table, an dsposed thereof a
rss mss,smyrs am urssouw papcrs
Tho Senate b declaring the bridges over the Missouri,
river a. ~ Charles, No over the Mississippi river,
neW we ny m Lounians No, and over the Missouri
p0"s ,a ssss Aanas legal structures and
~ LSAA ssnl u No. sGssa - assaAnsn, pro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-26


FnB IN svfUBEy srRExr. Giro broke ont, q eleven
o'clock on sunday night IN fsane building, at tho
OF las Steuben street, manufacory Of Dets
for ladies' WATERFALL The materials in the building
being highly combustible, as well the stock, the
Efforts Of the hronen were attended with only par.
tal success and loss Of IS 900 incurred, partly In
sured, With about $500 loss on the building.
Hob0ken.
MYSTERIOUS CAsE-ALrKGrD CONSPIRACY 10 Dr.
a wirE's CLAms-Nrs Mary Jane Smith dis
charged eserdsy writ Of habeas corpus from the
County JAIL whittier she bad been committed BY Justice
Pope OF Hobokep for alleged drunkenness on The 10Th
inst Al the tmo Of her arrest her husband labor
ing under dropscai affection, from which he died ON
The 18th inst He engaged 10 the perfume business
In New York, and was WORTH II 10 said, $780, 600 Since
his death has rapspired that his will dated on me
day his wife arrested, and what rather sps
picous named Brett wh0procurcd Ma Smiths
arrest, Is named one Of the e9ecntofl Ma smith
alleges that she ID The victim OF conspiracy and that
her arrest procured by Brett purpose OF re-
moving her during the last hours OF her husband 70 SUIT
the ends Of parties with whom he In concert when
brought 10 the Jail she had her person about 600
worth OF diamonds and jewery, which now In The
possession Of the se She IL about forty years OF age
The writ for her discharge procured BY Albert 81
Clarke Of Jersey CITY the ground OF legAty In the.
proceedings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-26
vIR @ INA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Bsne Instructs General Schoacld-He Il
BADLY snubbed-What sherman WouId Do
H~nnicutt, the Negroes and the Military.
RICHMOND, March %, 1857
When General schoned had issued his General Order
No. ! assuming tho command Of this district be was
who wasAhen In this city, and who. IN lengthy srade
against alparties classes and sscs dsrus in views with
himss undertook 10 instruct that oesr he
should puae and ths In whicA be should apply
his powers certain parties In fs unasksd for
advice Bots mover Afforded oppsvsunssy 70 be
told o. for moment thought, he was passding upon
ooer who, because Of his ability administer jus
and edeotwsy enforce the Lag, appeiatsd hero
The General listened calmly 70 the raving Of this egots
CAL Inconsistent political agiaor cycling him attentive
~ all the time, but without oven voachsaang him
hausied himself he suddenly found his presence
not a all acoeptabae he commenced 70 feel decidedly
long shot, and taking his leave sneaked like badly
suubbcd man, which Bolts After he had gone the
one Of bis ocers present and remarked, III sh.r
man hero that would have sent 10 prison
THIS e slated o. good authority and an evidence that
and impartiay, without any regard whatever polt
clans Of any order Bolts % known here by the soubri-
20 make habit q boosting Of q stud horse he once
.swned BY that be IL eminently qualified for the
sxclusvey horses his patriotism would be the better
The press here have a turned THAR attention 10 the
necessity OF securing tho negro vote. and urgent In
their demands that the most influential cxena In the
6ssee who arc respected by the well as the
whites should take the matter In hand With this view
Preparations being made for active canvass
the coming summer when no doubt the darkies will be
wei hmnngucd This prospect has had its effect on the
political Psrson HunnIcut here who IN his paper OF to-
day warns his sable subscribers ~ follows -
Tff every man set bis face Mint against the in
trigues and WIRE working Of rebels who have eaumn
ated them without measure stint They will talk
With you eat with you, drink with yon and f need be-
Sleep with Won 70 get your votes and you the
best bedfeilcws In the world. Be not deceived, God
cot mocked ssd whatsoever you that also viii
reap yon vote with secesh, when the voting over
and me secesh get the power, you may look out for
secesh fruit The whipping post, the yai .he peniien
uary the cham gang, high rents and low prices and
vagrstt laws Never, never vote with rebels"
Thm second edIts0a 0f Brewnow In this case forTets
military rule u supreme hero now and that such lnfti
sstions - whipping posts chsls gangs, &C. have been
prohbtted ~ spciaf order He has an idcA aso that
the military authorty hsre VIII BE- excrciscd Tor his
especial bens1t ana says ~ win ssk rsdress Tor the
ISLANDERS Of rsesl Bcwspapess ~ the bar Of military
court" while shsrs h scarcey doubt that he himself
win be u NE Gss Who Win require insersrsnes
the part Of tbe military.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-26
CA N A D A.

Kusfher Mysterious Warlike Movemenrs-
.Derby's Report the Fisheries, sc.
OTTAWA, C. W., March rs, 1857
Important dispatches have been recently received
with reference tho Of the British troops
and gunboats, but the facts withheld from pubca.
ton for the present
The discount upon United States invoices for the week
was Is per cont
The Montreal Gazette states that Mr. Derby the United
States Commissioner Fisheries piraied one-third Of
bis report 70 Congress from book published by that
paper.
Eight thousand Of rails have been ordered from
England to repair the Grand Trunk Railway track.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-26
EFFECTS Of TIVE LATE STORM IN TINE souru.

FORTRESS Momox, March %, 1867
The bad weather has completely prossrased business
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Information received at Norfolk states ,ba, The rvers
in Eastern North Carolina are greatly swollen By the i'm.
mcnsc quantity Of water which has fallen within the
past twenty days The Roanoke river has ovsrsowed
Ice banks for many miles, and great svpehsnsons ss,s
That much properly may be swept away Tho NsAsrrin
river sready foods It's banks many Of the citizens
Tear catastrophe similar 70 thai Of the year fSl2 when
food
The stormy weather confines unabsted On the
coast thick fog prevails, and vessels are unable To-
come In the capcs for harbor The wind today blows
strong from the north northeast, and " 10 raining
hafd