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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Opringlield Fire and Marine

1NaURANCE CO MPAyY.
OF SPRINGFI ED. MASS. ON THE FIRST DAY
SfJAnnary. A. d.. 1857 made TO the Auditor Of
ne State o. lows pursuant 70 ths Statutes Of said
Let The name cfth's Company y tho sramov,up
t,nr AND MAINE iSsusAseI ConPASY.
I'd The amount Of its Capital 0teck L. 500 600 GO
ID The aisount OF its Capital Stock paid
eth. Thc Asset. ofi6e Company are ' W
LIST Cash on hand. in Bank.
andin the hands Oi Agents
brother persons. - 63,tA0 ~
-. Real Estate unincum.
Sd. Bonds and stocks ' "
owned by the Company,
how secured, and rate OF
interest theseonteee sched-
9TH Debts Of III. Company ''''' -
occurred by mortgage, t.ea
sth Debts otherwise recnr-
ed, tsee SCHEDULED. -. - .G0 q.
9th Debts for Premiums
It'll. All other Securities Gee
schedule). .............. ...li IS
Total Assets. Observation-Disclosures iosIs Z,
LIABILITIES.
9TH. The amount of Liabilities due or not
due to Banks or other Creditors.
9th. Losses adjusted and due ...........
1th. Losses adjusted and not due. ......
sth. Losses unadjusted- ............... Ii.hss IS
'th; Losses in suspense. waiting for
10th. All other claims against the com.
pany ......-.-..........
Total Liabilities. .........$ Il, saa Is
1Ith. The greatest amount insured In any
one risk ............ Il, 900 co
18th. The greatest amount allowed by tho
rules Of the Company, TO be insured in
any one city. town or village 49,. No limit.
18th. The greatest amount allowed 10 be
insured In any one block ............
nth. The act OF Incorporation Of the Com
pany Is He'd ...............
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA,
Des Moincs. January 81, 1851.
I'll, HEREBY CERT1p1KD, That there has been
aed y this office sworn statement. showing the
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INst RANCE
COMPANY,
located al Springfield, In the state of Massachusetts,
with the provisions Of the Act Of the General Assem-.
bly, OF the osate Of Iowa, entitled '.AN Acr nKiA-
RIOS TO Issu.Asc. CossAssEs.' approved January
February 9TH. 1858: that said statement shows that
eeid Company d possessed OF the requisite amount
Of capital and Invested No required BY law.
AUTHORITY IS THEREFORE, GIVEN
TO the above named Company transact their appro
pirate business OF Insurance in this State In accord
nnoc with the laws thereof until the 81 Il tiav If jan
uary. a. D.. one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
eight.
IRIS Also CERTIFIED That
l.. SWl'rS IL Co,
OF Davenport has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agents and Attorneys for conn
~ oil Scott with full power 10 take risks Of Insurance
therein, aud ts acknowledge service Of process ..
provided by law. upon his ding with the Clerk of the
District Court in and for said county this certificate
and copy Of the statement on file in this Office II ia
further certified that the attached true and correct
copy Of the said statement.
In testimony whereof, have set my hand and
affixed my seal Of Office the dav and year nrst above
written. JNO. A. ELLIOTT,
Auditor Of State.
Auditors Seal Stamp.
L. A Ar.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05


The Eclipse Livery Stable.
COrner Third nnt Perry sts.,
~ WILL Al ALL HOURS FURNISH
nd. Livery. Board Horses and pay parttcu-
lar attention TO FUNERALS. ON Short Notice.
~ Charges reasonable.
Iune25 div WOLF l. HEWITT
METROPOLITAN
Livery, Sale 4 Exchange Stable,
Cor. 4ah 4 loWn Ass..
MARKS 4 FISHER. PaorpisroRs
COMPLETE OUTFITS OF FIRST CLASS
~ equipsges-tpirited hospes- first class car
riages and buggies always ready for hire ut
reasonable terms
Horses ESou9hs. Sold Or Ex.
changed.
60 diff MARKS FISHER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

Eastern mafke.s. Demand for cow,e.nd
interest notes active.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
STATEMENT
Of THE CONDITION OF THE
Connecticut Fire lnS. COmD'y
OF uARTFOKD. CONN,

OF HARTFORD, CONN,
On the first Monday OF January, A. d. 1857.
fnadc 70 the Auditor If the State of Iowa pur-
snent to Statutes Of said State.
lst: The name Of this Company IL the CoSNEororr
FtBE insurance COMPANY.
I'd The amount Of the Capital Stock is 100000 90
3D. The amount OF the Capital Stock paid
ith The Assets Of the Company ore:
let. Cash on hand. in bank
aud in the hands Of Agents
other persons. 23.Slc ~
I'd. Real Estate u1incum-
3D. Bond: and stock. owned -''Ae'
BY the Company, how
cured and rate OF interest
therson(see schedule "ys4s. 80 -
4th. Deots Of the Company
secured BY mortgage (see
9TH Debts otherwise secnr-
ed tsee echedule). ....... None.
9TH. Debts for premiums. 512 1e
eth. All other 'secufities
tcAsh IN cslD ............ $3.50 ~
IOts assets. e2s1,1s& ~
LIABILITIES.
sth. Tire amount Of Liabilities due q not
due the Banks Or other creditors. ..... 7,0oO %
Nh. Losses adjusted and due. ........... None.
Nh. Losses adjusted aud not due. 5000 %
5th. LOaseo unadus:ed ........ None.
proof. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.sss %
paay. ..................... None.
Total liabilities .................... 1884 -
ilth. The greatest snouns insured in any
leth. The greatest amount allowed By the
rules Of the Company II any one city.
town q villages .......
insured in any ons block ......... -. 5000 90
l4th. The act Of Incorporation Of the Com.
pahy .........--...-.......- .....-..-. Fhed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

TO a. RE CoSSi MPTioS, the system ulnst 0e
nrs,sres 20 thai the lungs wiz heal. To accomplish
thls the liver and stomach mus, fret he e' ansec Ahd
an appot!te created Tor good wholesome food "hi'h
by racticncs viii ho disrs;ec properly aud good
heal, hy blood made thus buti ng up he eoh'"'H
ton. SCHEN KS MASDRAkE PILLS cenhrethe
stomach Of All billions mucous &c limitations and
ny .ing IN. Sea Weed Toric in connection, the ap-
petite Is restored
sCHENcK's PuiMoSIC SYRUP s natriclou.
well ~ medicinal. and. by using the three remedies
ali Impurities cxf elled from the system and good
Wholesome blood made, which viii repel al disease.
n pacuts will take these medicinca accord ng 10 d.
Consumption very frcquon,ly In its last Stage
yieds readily 10 their seton. Take the pills fire.
quen,ly, TO clesnse Tie liver md stomach II doe
not follow that because the bowels are not costi,e
they are not rcquired for sometimes In diahea they
arc necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy.
aad appetite Gated to allow ths Puimope Syrup
70 Get on The respiratory orgsnsl properly and asy
any isrsston. Then VII that 10 required 10 perform
pernasent cure IT, 10 prevent taking cold 1xeseise
about the soons ~ mucA possible. sst Ill the rkh
est food-sat meat. game. and. h feet anything the
appetite crsves but be pasticusr and nasticse wolf
list mo-feb21y
Royal havana Lottery Of Cobo.
e89D, 0D IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY DAYS.
Prtsee cached and information furnished, the high.
est rates paid for Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold
and Silver also for al Government securities
| TAYLOR & Co, BANKERS,
maysi-sliy u Wall st New York
UUNNEWELL'S
EC1.EGIlC The claims for THIS valued
| PILLS. Family Pill are b. ond
| - ------ thar of any other in use A
test OF them will not only prove THE hut the greater
error Of tsgirlse whth har heretofore been chilled
| CuAaA.rtn The f. i.LCIfC PILLS never require
over two and seldom but for the dose, AIT Oh The
bowels without the sght.st gripping, point oil The
| greatest importance. particularly ia
Chronic pss dion.
| Fot which take SisolK Pm. every, every Other
night they produce debility and Cure indi
| scrtiln dyspepsia, Head Ache. Liver and Kidney
Complaints, Piles. orms, Lore Of. Impurities Of
the Blood Io.- Of Appetite. and nll Deranserncnts o.
| Bowels or Stomach.
tW- Sold by all Wholesale and Retail dealers In
Medicine.
John l.. D1anne we'll. nsr0p'r,
Practical Chemist, gCommerciai Wharf. Boston,
| Maze.
Physicians, or Dealers supplied in Bulk. Formula
| and full Testimonial 10 this Great Aione develop
| neot sent demand. Oct1d1m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. =.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT. -
l, John p Eidncge, President. and !. Mlrti Ben
nett Js. SECRETARY Of the Connecticut Fire Insurance
Company, Of Hartford, Connecticut being eevcrally
ond Only sworn. depose md ~, aud each Tor himself
statement Of the affairs u said Corporation md thsi
they the above named officers thereof, and that
no part Of the Cptals or Earnings Of said Company
= - JOHN 3. RLDRiDGg. President.
sa5scissa sad sworn g before m. By she above
named John b Eldrid9e, PresIdeni. and M. Bennett
j., Secretary thi. 18th d:y q January A u; 1861
Csmmissioner for Deeds for Iowa in Hartford.
Conn.
Seal Stamp.
AUDTTORS OFFICE. IOWA,
DIS MoiSEs, Jan eSth. 1851.
Its hereby certified, that there has been filed in
this office sworD statement. showing the con-
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
located at Hartford in the State Of Coanecticut on
the nrst day Of JanAary. a. D.. 1851, In eccordance
bly, Of the stass Of Iowa, entitled San Acs in relation
iss7, ana = AZ anendaiosy thereto. approved
said Company y possessed Of the requisite amouat Of
capital and invested - required bylav
AUTHORITY 10 THRREFORB GIVEN
to the above named Company 10 transact their ap-
peUpfiate business Of insurance il this Ssaee in
cofdance with the laws thereof until the slet day Of
January, A. D., one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-e(ght.
Its also certified, that
JOHN D. EVANS.
Of Daveepor, has been duly sppointsd BY said Con-
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney 1os the County
VI scott with full power b take risks Of Insurance
pe0vids1 y lay, upoa His Afng Win ~ Cha 81 he
District CGuYt d cd 1T oaid Co~ny thio cogoca1s
ind copy u The state0eot a. - n SAD onoe. Il
rect copy ofthe saAd stots0snt.
In testimony whereof. have hsreunto - NJ
hand and afh1ed my seal u once The day end year
lfst above written
-.~---s--s- JyO. A. ILIlOTf.
! ..s.. -, Auditor ofOeate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
JAS. A. HIGH.

JAS. A. HIGH,
PROPULSION OF TEE
Harrison street Livery stable.
luSss. HARRISON STREET. BETWEEN
01.&IH-s Front and Second. Horses Il
Carriages. Of the best quality. to let n all
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded nj reasonable charges. my l9-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

HOUSE AND SiGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
! i EtS. Paper hangers, tsisxiesr. Ac. shop
corner Main and fifth str. mch23-dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05


New Nork Marh~s.
Nsv YoAs. Feb. s
Cotton Quiet at IS :s03S.
Flour-lo@e5c better and more dsia9 el0 so
H.O.
whess-s@sc better and quiet; No. > Nil.
t2.lo.
Rye and Barley-rirro.
Corn-lc better, tl.ll0l IL in store; and for
inferior eli.
Oats A shade iirmer, at el@s4.
Pork-Firmer and in good demand; e2o.ooQ
u go for new. and closing ls.er for cash al eis
1920. 90 for old
Lard Shade frmer: i1sislss4.
Dressed Hogs-Dul and heavy; $685..
fetroleum-ls@l Ice for crude and s0c for re-
fined in bond.
New Yerk sock Market.
Nsw Yonx. Feb. 5.
Stocks strong; SECS Of "a, IS: OF ~, ~ !;
~ 'S'''
;sold q. ss,x.
S'er''ng, So, sixty dsys.
Chicago Market.
CsrcAeo, Feb. 5.
fiour-Aarket steady and firm sales CT
q 25tas IS.
Wheat-Firm and ga SC higher sales Of No.
, spring at sl5@2.20; No. 2 Spring Si.S.0
y rejected Spring a. 55(1l.65 closing
strong at l.se for No. 3.
0ofn-Steady and firm sales st 1s1l @soA
ior no. l; 6s@ss1sc for No. 9, and ts1a g o4c
'or felected closing quiet at 19s4 for NO. !. =
Uats-f,rm and steady, at Ale for NO. l..
for No. 9.
Bariey-Quiet, at Lel@ls7 for No. re
Jec:ed OF tl.4i4i.4s.
Groceries-FIrm.
Coues-Advanced &c; Rio Ss4ssc java 80
Sugers-fead upwards.
Seeds-Steady aud arm.
TIMOTHY Sesd-e2 5o0eS.c5; closing at w.
dressed Hoss-lirmss ssl~s ct e7.ss0seo;
dividing on 500 ibs.
Prosision.-Dull and nominal.
Ness 1900
Lard-liN@l2c.
Cattle Market dull sud uominsl sales Of
light At Is S5017.2s
hogs-Asrket dull bu, steady, at es.s5G
Sheep-Quiet choice n g. 5o@s.so COM
mon e4.50t15.e5
Chicago Live 0sock market.
CnlcAeo. FEB. s.
oaule-keceipts 20 head.
hog--Receipts SAG hesa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
All. k1NDDN OE
FAMILY EEOVeI.v'v.

Warranted for Ave yeais. Samples Of AMI nArssiAl
received, saved ana returned ron rxAMtsArtor, on
receipt Of postage. Fr,ec. each Machine Class /.
Uh al ne Future Compute 81 %. forwarded 20
ALL rAnTs with oAa. ON receipt vi price. Energetic
Agents wanted. Address
AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE co.
dec2sstf e9J lryndwny
''TmR 6sro0 N MANUFACTURING CosvAns," sfscs yssss
ii experience and effort have recently 10 PA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,

G0S 0N0 SttOm K'1pe fJttsS,
No. ~ East I'd It,. Davenport, 10.
os;hing Tubs. Water Coscte, wash BASINS, Lead
ripe, sheet Lead, cs,ern Pumps, Force Pumpe, Chan
aeusr Brackets, Drop lAsht readanta, 0lass Shades
All knde 81 Plumbing. Gas aud Steam Pipe Eittiug
lcnc - order. All orders promptly executed 10 ROod
styie and II fair sAtcs. ansAlyv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
HURLEY'S SARSAPARlLLA,

The great Riood Purifier, as . Spring and Summer
Medicine. stands unfivaled. removes all impurities
from the blood sns gives health and strength to thu
syssan. HURLEY, RUDOLF CO..
Prunfi0tOfa LOuiss lille. Ky
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
DIR. WRIG
u Q - v . n q ting 8ltxer.
DIR. D:sacncr OF h.Ile.

>sSsvYrYyv - tnsce q. Neral Debility. Weakness
~AsS%H Mysteries in Eee,a,cs Population
M~ 81 the Heart and all Nervous pis
easca. II ratorcs now life and Wig
= ~ OF to the aged ,causlrc the hot bl~d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

1.vpm her Married..
gDnv port w hOlesnle Dry deeds
s1nrkel.

Corrected by W. c. wsdsworth.1
The following are the prices to day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05

Il. HEINZ,
Produce 4 Commission Merchant.

No. BURROWS bLocK LKvE0.
DAYS HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR ALI.
1 kinds of Country produce, butter, eggs. etc.
Boat stores always ON hand. Buys and sclla of
eomutsau mvlAdtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
Limo /: Lime /! ,

~ SubSC9loIR HAS JUST RECHlv
i - good ssdkly Of Pom Bv.o. v:...
Lisa. 81 viii ooesAsa>ly keep ON hssd q hie
old ssesd. - chs sssaee Of R,piev a. E,o"t
reefs. the Port Byron and lie Cfaire Lima ;.
CsAsas. P.astessrs Hair and Stucco' a, :;
which wsli be cola 81 the 10 west market prices
IN large o. small quantities.
$50. BALcH. Agent.
uavsnnort Iowa Aua Adv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-05
E. Il r x q u r. II PILLS.
az. Female y4vmss1nfnr

Cure Srppeesacd, Excessive aud rs'pl
fil Mcr sssuatsUn. Green aiclgnea~. Ner-
vosp ard spinal Affections. Pains ~ the
Back. ssrk Headache .t;iddincsa and al,
d.ss~scr tisat spring from isvegulaYity,
hy removing the caurc and all effects
that srise from il. They are perfectly
safe In all cascs except when tor hidden
nv dirvrtions. and caey to a,iminietcr,
o. thcy arc nicely sugar coated. They
ehcnlf he IN hands of every Modem,
VIE and Mother In the land. Ladies
can addre~s It's In confidence. and s'ste
their cOmplatnts In full. ~ we treat all
F0usalr com plants. and prepare med
icines euitable for all discasee which
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-13

ca The dedication of the repaired and
refurnished brick meeting house at Jeffer-
sonville took place on Thursdsy, March
9TH. Prof M. H. Buckham of the Uni,
versity of Vermont and State Agricultural
College preached the sermon; Rev. H.
Webster of Cambridge offered the dedica.
tory prayer. Religious services were held
in the church in the afternoon and even.
ing of the same day. The singing was of
marked excellence The house has been
reftted at cost of about $1,000 on the
part of the Society and is paid for.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-13
DIR. SCHENCK ON DYSPEPSIA
SYMPTOMS, CAUSES Ann RrvrDy

1 asH
symptoms of Dyspepsia ssrse of fuln
tiehtness, and weight In the stomach, tOvG
With Hatulency, acidity, sour offensive behh
VI Wlnu' Wayef;brash and vomiting, andaE
uea' =! what person calls an ailgone feeig
sne Plt OF the stomach frequently there hl
take for heart disease. and when the stomM
IN this condition it is coated with a mun
slime. The rough fibrous portions of tha
ach, similar to what we see in trine iI
THROWS out the gastric JUICE, and when tea
acn gets thick coat of slime upon ID, ~
vents the gastric juice from flowing, andG
tion ceases. Schenck's seaweed tonic diSd
.nis mucus or slime, and restores the stomai
its natural condition. 1900 Wv '''"'
echenck,s Mandrake Pills are also requix
carry OIL this morbid matter. Two.thirdsd
cases OF consumption. are caused from th
easea state OF the stomach !; the liver becof
Torpid. 1t ceases to throw out bile. and inaa
Time the whole system is deranqed, The m@
membrane Of the bronchial tubes sympntb
with the otfier organs, and before the nata
aware oil 1t, he or she has Bronchial or pulni
ry Consumption. Of 81 80 80
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup cannot act IN
through the blood when the system il ins
,,9yckei,up condition, withtut the aid Of thi
"eea ionic and Mandrake Pills. The Livgl
~ the venous blood 70 strain, and when III
~ morbid condition, blood and bile run .
'ne system mixed, and the whole body beca
. low and the blood SO thick 1t cal 6srdl
through the veins. In majority of cssesk
'rchages occur from this thick conditional
,icods The Mandrake Pills act on the D
unfair TO calomel, or they do what that d.
be ah hoc lnc gall bladders. starts the biel
he blood begins to circulate naturally thr
ne veins and the hemorrhages cease. NV
ersons are attacked with bamorhage
.ouid hrst take a good purgatiye, someth
nat would act on the liver, they would 500
,leved from bleeding from the lungs. and
'e oniy way. for astringents are only temp
I, and irritate the bronchial tubes, and lg
fouhdwork for consumption.
Dh, SCHENCK win be professionally y
oms every week. 80 Bond Street, Newlf
"a 20 Hanover Street, Boston. from A.
i.l Z. M. He gives advice free, but
oreugh examination with the Rcspiror
9 charge rs 50. ,T1H
MS medicines are for sale by all druggist
alers- Also afnll supply at all times o
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and ssH
me each LEO per bottle. nr $3.50 The
zen. Mandrake Pills 25 cents per box.
tEO, q. GOODWIN u CO., 8S Hanover
'eents for Boston.
sor sale by all druggists
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-13
gamoille County gelus.
BELvIDERE TOWN OFFICERS.

BELvIDERE TOWN OFFICERS.
@. B. Weston, Town Clerk.
Curtis Brown, r.. Davis Whitemore, A
Thomas, Selectmen.
Lewis Whittcmore, Town Treasurer.
Thomas Potter, overseer of the Poor.
Jerre Shattuck, Constable and Collec-
tor.
Joel @. Hodgkin, Norman Cheney John
Weathcrop, Listers,
]. B. McCuiu, O. Thomas, D. W. Chat
fee, Auditors of Accounts.
Thomas Potter, Trustee Of surplus mon,
ey.
Danniel Shattuck. Town Grand Juror
Alva J. Chalfee, Town Agent.
James McCuin, Superintendent of COM
mon, Schools.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-13
IR ELAED .
Special Correspondence of the ". Y. Tribune
DUBLIN, Feb. Is, 1867.

Special Correspondence of the y. Y. Tribune
DUBLIN, Feb. Is, 1867.
Extraordinary and unexpected news i
is that | have to chronicle this week. Il
has taken every one here-except perhaps
some members of the Fenian Committee.
by surprise; aud none have been more
surprised than the Government. The
kenian war cloud that so long had hung
over the land has given forth fire al last.
The long promised rising has been it
last attempted. Some hundreds Of men.
with arms in their hands. have appeared
In open day as enemies Of the Queens
Government and have committed various
acts of war against the constituted auth.
critics. And there can be little doubt
that but for some Unforeseen &C cidepts
the movement might have attained very
formidable proportions. At present the
neighborhood of Kenmare and Killarney
is like place in state of siege. Sold.
lers are swarming about "horse, foot, and
artillery" are present in force; orderlies
are galloping off, coming and going a. the
top of their speed; police in more than
their usual numbers are to be met with
now and again small detachments Of mil.
itaiy, looking jaded and dirty, as if after
having been on troublesome duty, come
into headquarters. An extraordinary
number Of the local gentry, looking af.
frlghted and indignant, may be seen in
the town of Killarney. The Railway
Hotel, large and handsome building us.
nally empty at this time Of the year, is
occupied from garrett to basement with
whole families Of men, women and chill.
iren. including military officers and a
numerous party Of soldiers. Sentrics are
pacing TO and fro in front and rear Of the
building There is similar guard on {
ne Bank. The cause Of this may be ex. {
blamed in word The Fenians. The i
ong -talkcd-of Fenians have taken the t
eid at last, and selected the western part
Kerry County for the commencement Of il
heir operations oii lsiho5i d
s |
How long the project may have been in 8
'ntempation We cannot tell; but it ap. il
ears the young men who took part in the tc
venture began to draw together on SUM- N
ay. On the evening Of that day, or on o.
-onday, two or three different parties Of pl
cm visited as many Of the coast guard hi
atoms and took away the arms they W
ntained, bat offered no violence to the err
On On themselves then Their next proceeding mi
Is to pull down the telegraph poles in pu
ne places, and to cut the wires il Others tn
prevent the speedy circulation Of the SO,
VS. They moved about good deal, it wh
pears in the tract Of country between wi
hlrclveen and Killorglin, which is a sh'
'gh dis trics, and but spurscly popula- the
their object probably being to bring VIII
many recrdits as they could to their att
y. Wherever they applied for refresh cap
It's they always paid for them, and s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-13
For the Newsletter.
THE MASKED BALL.

'At length burst in the argent revelry,
With plume tiara. and all rich array;
Numerous as shadows, haunting fairly
The brain new STUFF in youth with triumph
gay,
OF old romance. "J 9rg s. @
Lamoille county has certainly been ia
vored with balls this winter, as much as
Job was with boils Dancing schools,
publics, &c, have followed each other in
such rapid succession that cautions parents
have become alarmed to an extent hithcr-
to unknown in Capua," and the devotees
OF Terphiscora have held full sway
With no disrespect to the other hotels in
the county. we think we are justified in
saying that the grand event of the season
was the masquerade at the American no.
tel last Friday evening. Contrary to the
expectations Of many who prophesied that
it would be impossible to get up an affair
OF the kind in place so remote from the
city, the thing proved perfect success.
and old and young seemed bent on having
good time-tOtally unmindful Of ap.
preaching headaches the day after
Among the audience we noticed quito
number of our citizens who do not com.
monty attend balls, hut who doubtless
came to refresh their recollection in regard
to their boyish days when their fathers
wore knee-buckles and powdered their
hair. and hoops were an unknown com.
modify.
The costumes were by far better than
could have been expected, and as general
thing tended more towards the fanciiul
than the grotesque; although the comic
element was well represented. Mr. Coburn
was as accommodating and affable as u.s.
ual, while the dancers seemed determined ,
to tax his patience thro' the "wee small 1
hours" Among 50 many pretty costumes
it would seem almost invidious to partic. I
ularize; but at the risk Of being partial s
we have determined to do 50. G
A young lady with long glossy hair and n
'ther attractions Of like nature, did "
Pocahontas to perfection. which Of tho two 81
vas rather fattering to Pocahontas. t.
A young and blooming bride, as HIM. n,