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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-05-18

ABYSslNIA.-The victorious English
have given the late King Theodorus a
royal burial in church in Magdala, and
crowned Gobazye, the chief who aided
Gen. Ma. Ter, King. Theodorus' son
goes to England to be educated, and
doubtless if Gobazye should prove false
to those who have crowned him the
young man may be sent back TO take
his place. IIngland's war with Abys-
snia can not be regarded other than a
just one. The course of King Theodo-
rus was outrageous in the extreme, and
it is strange that prompter action was
not taken by the British government.
The late King evidently mistook the
temper of England and overratee his
own strength, or as seems to us he would
not have courted war as he did.
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THE EVENING MAIL.-The New
York Eroniog Mail, published and edit
ed by Mr.. Sweetzer, is the best printed
ana most newsy, cosby daily issued in
Gotham. More of a literary and art pa
per than dailies usually are, it tends to
the cultivation of fine taste, and to its
satisfaction, and is one ofthe best papers
to introduce into home that we know
Of We would like to see this paper
meet with as fair appreciation in our
villages as it does in the city of Tew
York, both for the encouragement of
such enterprise, and the qualification of
lovers ofgood reading.
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Vermont Daily Transcript.
MONDAY, MAY Is, 1868.
me Chic0go ('Onccati0n.

Delegates and their alternatcs, and
thousands of seekers-aiter office either
for themselves or their friends, arc pour
ing into Chicago about this time n large
numbers. Tor the next few days that
city will be the scene OF great excite
ment not, perhaps, so great rs when
Mr.. Lincoln was first nominated but
sufficiently so, we venture to say, to
make what may t'anspire of intense in
terest to all sections of the country.
Months ago the people put in nomination
for Presi 'ent Gen. Grant, ana The Con-
vention W II make shoI work in co''flr
ming that non ination. No one will con-
tend that Gel. Grant isl great statesman
yet we believe, he possesses admirable
qualifications for the high Office to which
he will be elected. The part which he
performed in wiping out the rebellion,
is evidence enough of his ability to sue
cessfully grapple with the important
matters that Will come before him as
Presi lent. The people not only have
confidence in his dOi'iY. but above all
in his integrity; and hence it is that
there is such widespread feeling in ia
vor of his nomination.
Who will be nominated for Vice Pres
ident This is aqueston that the Chi
cago Convention Will We more diff
Guilty iA, sattling. The cond man on
the ticlSsts Should 'e,every way as reli-
able alitfAsHrn and as good as the first
We have had too many bitter lessons to
run again the risk of tack ing ,lcn on
the ticket merel for the sake of eA ,edi-
ency. Al the nomination is likely to be
conferred on an eastern MAJ, rs we have
before said, a no better na1'e than that
of Hon. Hamblin Hamln has in our
opinion, been mentioned He has held
the Office and discharged its duties ac-
ceptably and with ability. When Lin
coin was nominated the second time,
he was DROPPED from the ticket and the
Tennessee al 'erran put in his place,
not because the pe pie or ATTY he'd lost
conf lence in him, hut be, ause it was
thought that Johnson's name would
strengthen the ticket. Mr.. II au'lin has
been thoroughly trie al it would be
no more than a simple act o, justice to
restore him to his oil os;tion. Dut
"Republics are ul,Grateful,n and there
fore it would ut be strprising if the
services which he has rendered the
country a. d the parry were so far over
looked rs to defeat his nomination.
The Iamc ot Gov. Fenton of New
YORK, will be pressed ~ his friends
but ii is doubtful whether ne will haze
much strength, outside OF his own State
Mr.. ColfaX and M. Wade are also as
piring for the position, either of whom
would make a good presiding Officer
but iOcestty is against IN of them
The Massachusetts, delegates will I'm
doubtedly persistently '4rse the name o
Henry Wilson, and they : ell copfden
that the Convention VIII be induced t,
confer upon him the nomination. Blu
of this there is J,o certainty. Whethe
Hamlin or Fenton "r Wade or Colfa2
or Wilson or some rother good man i
nominated, one thing is certain, tn
Republicans will eive c rdial supper
to the Chicago ticket, with a reasonabl
expectation OF electing it.
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Concerning Impeachment.

Up to the time of the ell sing argu-
ments in the impeachment trial we sup
pose that large majority of the people
believed that the trial was grave pro-
ceeling, ma lie necessary by constitu
tiOnal obligations, and that whatev er
the issue might he, the proceedings
were to be n the highest sense judicial.
Up to that Gime, too, it was confidently
believed b. people generally that the
high court before which, she proceedings
have taken place was composed in the
main of able and honest men, the most
of them distinguished for ability, and a
high SCI sc Of justice between man and
man, regardless of color social con-
ditiOn. In fact, we supp Sc the Senate
of the United States, as body, was re-
garde', with confidence by the people,
and that some of its members, among
whom we may mention Senators Tram
bull, and Fessenden, We're peculiarly de-
serving of the respect and con idence OF
the citizens of the tates which had
honored themselves by choosing them
and indeed, of the whole country.
But since that time, if certain papers
of the Republican party truly represent
the opinion of a majority of the people
sad change has come over the spirit o
our dreams. The integrity of members
of the Senate counted among the hes
and worthiest, has been more than ques
toned, and a clamOr has been raised t.
frigl,ten them into a certain line of con-
duct, regardless of their own homes
J. opinions, aud therefore of their oaths
If reople -{iIAr,urs', in the con mence
ment that impaaehnealtwasnotapa PAT J
3 mo yepieiit merely, y not the ~ o
10 the New York 2ft9gitG, And ipt1leE alIrA
liaf essed leading papers, ~ they are no
led to think otherwise. TheIarglnlent
those'papefs have, used tWiniiu
saspae .sAhA N inds ifas ilae ar III b8Hd NJ
qoYeiy!lgfl~esss~ hi chtheyo hsitel tpss'pH
N3sals1.y..nIAie SO cQntempti, lie Ut " be-
they aBausAdib. .AhsscSxaaflxEiaHto b.i
.aHA 4ltttsssS r. hlMFtahle as crim6M
III Ia, IL. yar
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TO C,onsuinptiycs.

TIME Rev. Edward A. Wilson, will send Gree
/ Of charge) to all who desire it, the prescrip-
ton with the directions for making and using
the simple remedy by which he was cured of a
lung affection and that dread disease Consump-
ton. His only object is to benefit the afflicted
and he hopes every sufferer will try this prcscrip-
ton, as it will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York. l66-ly
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JoHNsoN's FAMILY AND CABINET.

JOHNSON'S FAMILY AND CABINET.
The Presidents mansion has probably
as queer set of people now in it as ever
constituted the court of Old FritZ's faith
er, or of any crowned Brunswicker.-
First, there is Patterson, the sOn-in-law,
who, it is commonly reported, takes his
meals in the kitchen, having been sent
away from the family table. He spends
nearly the whole day in rolling from
bar-rOOm to bar-rOOm. Half a block is
a long stretch for Patterson to make
without a freshener. How this man
came to the Senate is marvel ineXpli-
Johnson. His wife is good woman
indeed, the ladies of this administration
have never committed any foolish thing.
Jerry Black, who used to smoke his
cigars in the Presidents presence, goes
| around the streets with his griZzled
curls, and grimly says Johnson is fool.
Gideon Welles goes out on horseback
every afternoon, looking like gray der
wish. He likes the lazy enjoyment of
office, and would not desert Johnson
though he should turn Mormon, provid-
ed Welles could keep his position.
Randall, the Postmaster, is a genuine
politician, and he is on the street much
of the time, betting up Johnson stock.
McCulloch attends to his business, and
shares with Stanbery about all the re-
spectability of the administration.
AS to Mr.. Seward, he stays at home of
nights drinking sherry, kindly furnish
ed by Marshal Murray, his appointee in
New York, and projecting new chapters
in his history of the State Department.
Fred. Seward, his son, has long been
getting together materials for life of
his father The old gentleman has been
downcast these six weeks, but he still
entertains the notion that he will be
able to patch up a new party out of mall
content Republicanism, with the gen.
eral platform of more empire, much flu
ture, and everybody happy, Seward, of
course, being the centre and sun of hap
piness. He has begun to rebelieve in
his star, whose transit across the disc of
the White House will follow Grants adj
ministratiOn. AT least he thinks so.
Mr.. Seward is more comprehensive
man than Johnson, but much quainter
and odder. He loves to eat and drink
e sdit e GH 81 th s'V sse
HE highest c06>eptiorAR fpG3itical action
aresocgfsiopt6 sur ises, Which of tn m-
selves nc the stats 7hen Seward,
leavi othswSses}eto>k bet these ha%
issues, relapses Into good\iinners plld
ntEs S sl@slsS a of
ss,;R4s e y s h&
because 1T was nursery OF cahtk6SA lac X
Tsastefs. 1881 ,dty yzsuydsa
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DSg~ Harper's Weekly, in the last num-
Der, says that "the tone of the New
York Tribune during the last days of
impeachment was insulting to every
honorable American"
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HOW HE SPENDS HIS TINE AT THE
WHITE IOUSE-GOSSIP ABOUT HIS FAM
lily AND CABINET.

HOW HE SPENDS HIS TIME AT THE
WHITE HOUSE-GOSSIP ABOUT HIS FAM
lily AND CABINET.
washington Correspondence Chicago Tribune. }
MI johnson lives at the White House,
like the quaint being he is, perfectly
confident of acquittal, perfectly sure of
his righteousness, and only disposed to
quarrel with his counsel every day, be-
cause it has not occurred to them to tell
how many positions he has filled from
Alderman up.
He arises as early as I o'clock, takes a
drop of corn whiskey ana lemon peel,
and has a subordinate to present him
with the papers of Baltimore and Wash
ington, where all matter referring to
himself is marked. While his hair and
beard are dressed, such portions of these
are read to him as he has indicated, and
also select parts of the Globe containing
iadmired passages of his. counsel's re,
tmAnkS ofthe day before, . ON II he more
ipersoiIal paat $ of speeches. forthe pro se-
cutiof2 aisAftefwafd a. ffeindr ti0ps in,
and pneibf moro of HIS ebqpsH, and
breakfast is a grand cQuneits WheGe they
srsll1A the Retiops OF Rhalaay bbef0Ta they
lido dlIetnoh sAfthf bgaipkfast bhh s,Oibli sci
otesao tbefr, Mi elA, wAd aegd tlte stata,a ear
-efiage'is SENT 't4itfdlht4I b'AbeiSooel MIR
IiI ah 4Sp9 t)3eB kfxHlf 4oKYf4jfeO PtpPle
most of whom cOndOl&sllSYdtkU 78iHJ AHC
: get his blessing. takes to 5e4afs-bbSls
collec tfOsisubl III AaYfhi tqB0 &tIlTg 0ET ben
s@iAeH lH1fHtKsAMiI comes at l oxclbch
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Spcf'al 1lotirrs.
TO FEMALES.

DR. W. +. rADELFORD, Physician and Sur
~ goon, gives exclusive attention to Diseases
OF women He has made Diseases of woman his
study for the past twenty years His practice
has been Nv-N extensive both IN Hospital and in
private practice. His reputation has vouchers
in all tic city papers, his patients, and the medi-
cal profession both here and abroad. as being
the most skiul spC cidlist h re-, and thorough
master Of all sexual Diseases.
Or. radclford is admitted by the best me lical
talent OF the country to have no equal III the
treatment of Female Complaints. and it ~ no I'M
usual occurrence for physicians IN regular prac
ticc to recommend patients to him iog treatment
when afflicted with diseases IN his speciality.
Ladies' will receive the most scientific attcI-
ton. both medically and surgically, with private
apartments during sickness ana with old and
experienced nurses, it they wish.
The poor advised free Of charge. Physicians
or patients wishing his opinion or advice by let
ter and enclosing the usual fee, will be answered
by return mail
Medicines sent to all parts of the country.
Office No 4St HOWARD STREET,
2l4-ly Boston. Mass.
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DROPOSALS for sprinkling the business por-
i tons of Main, Bank and Lake Streets,
when required, during the year 1868. Send
sealed proposals for one week from date Right
reserved to reject bids. H. L. SAMSON,
April 1st 1878. For Committee.
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MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES AND TAN

For those brown 'discolorations on the face is
Pewy's Moth and Freckle Lotion" Prepared
only by Dr.. b. G. Perry, 40 Bond ST., New York
BD@ Sold everywhere. sn-2l0-Gm
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they aBaMsAdij1 shhR,cpxaafIxfiaHto
.aAA e,S!hafke hlMFtahle as a crlmG
have lIaAtheaspiqisa Gtdaaaft s34YHt
.sR0hlH EtltSb4fk.NV9 and we findVbt
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Errors of Youth.

ID p. Oily box of Polands pantain
d. Ointment. The best Salve in the World.
Take no other, but insist on having this. For
sale by all Druggists and Country Dealers
DR.. j. W. POLAND,
Manuia cturcr
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Il The New Testament is already /,
course Of publication 10 Japan, translate,
and edited by the American missionaries.
"A Pfussian has perfected an erifi cis
hsnc and arm which can grasp nd draw !
sword from lis scabbard.
Some OF The Virginia Demo cra,s wen,
through the formalIly Of voting for Presi.
dentis Electors.
Texas has produced rood -four from The
seed Of the sugar cane. IL is said to make
good bread
The Duke Of Nassau is boa,ed bond.
holder. lie has been buying 81 100000 Of
fye.twenues.
The Emperor of CHM is fourteen
years old, while his intended wife is nearly
eleven.
California has 1900 Masons and l5o
lodges thereof.
"A Paris velocipeGist has made 1923
miles in "a hours.
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CHRISTMAS Is ComNG.-Asa .anribl,
evidence OF this, to the happy child.
rem highly exhilrating announcement
1t is only necessary 10 look in at the
assortment OF candies and toys in the
stores and shops. and seq The dirty iaced
youngsters wistIully gazing at the
gorgeous display. The coniectioner.
Mr.. Regelsberger, has brought on a
nice assortment OF things Tor christ
mas trees, and as his establishment is
q new one, and his bakery a branch OF
business long needed in this town, we
hope he will be literally patronized.
MIR. Sermersheim, Mr.. w. Erny,
and Mr.. Jos. Friedman have. also fine
assor'ments OF Christmas TOYS, can
dies, &C., as well as fine dress goods.
stoves &c, which will make very &C.
ceptable presents to your wives or
sweet-hearts.
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From The HaynesvilIe, Ala, Examiner.

Wholesale Burchery by Negro.
We are informed that about a week ,o,
ferry on Conecuh river, near the line o
Crenshaw and Pike. was the scene Of ter
rlbie tragedy. We did not hear the name,
OF the parties, but the facts are to the fol
lowing effect:
a white man and his wife, whom The no
gro ferryman suspected Of having mooev
about them. were 81 the river for the MIR.
pose Of crossing lie killed both. and then
threw the bodies into the river. The negro
then went TO house o short distance ,rom
the ferry, where there was little wbi,e
g'r'. tie thought she suspected him of the
CRIME, and was pursuing her when he was
interrupted by white man who rode up
This man he killed and threw INTO we'll
lie then Killed the little girl and threw her
remains into the river. A brother. in.Iaw Of
The las; man killed was attracted bv the
howIing OF the faihiul dog Of hi, re la,ive
md gathering several neighbors, went ia
pursuit o! the ferryman. The latter bsa
slezed a horse and fled. lie was over,sken
that night and hanged at once.
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TEAoME.s' INSTITUTE This body O
birch discipliparians of this county
is this week holding its annual session
10 Jasper. Apparently not US much
interest seems to be taken in it by the
teachers as heretofore. This NAV
probably be owing to the fact that the
attend ance of some of the teachers Is
compulsory. they not wishing to give
up the time--whilc others continue
their schools unmindful OF the session
OF the august body.
An excellent address was delivered
before the Institute yesterday by Mr..
John =. schaier, Esq, and we are
informed that Air. Sam'I A. Boyles,
Esq, has accepted an invitation to
address the teachers to-day. The
public are invited.
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GoGicr 10
IA X PAY IEE6
TGEAsuRER's oeflce. Dubci. 60.
Jasper. Ind, Nov. l8 II. iGs.

y N O'lt l. !. hereby given 10 iAe D.r l.,.
~ ESQ! ilohnis .ouniy, thai | h,y,,
Irr'v'd rhr bupacain 81 Taxes for N. An,
1865, md i!et l w,il attend az ,he Con,,y
, f"nsu'"'s illiirr ~ laspcr, for he purnu.'.
u F"c'iy'os' Faxes umd the Third Mous.y
!" 4 p u, 1850
I The m'- - Ttxss for IsGs. on each an,
hunGrrd do'ir.sv..uaDop af, as fo.mu..
\ Cdualip ip-S,m 20 cents. s,b,,l i.
a. sinking iurd 70 cts. Corn,ysO e.. ln,,,'
y innc 10 r'r Poor nss;nin } c,- soad 10 or,
'owf~hir - cistpe cial .rhuul9J cts. i,,.i
TAX :S2 II t"'a'pni - 30
II ,'oleon Ty-- S,sle 20 cents. .cbool -
r's SINKING 'rna 70 cis COUNTY 80 cts ham.
" innd "O cts ruor soypm ; c,s rnnd No M,
pot s. 50
b lntNd-' fp- State 70 es -chool ~
CO sinking 'nnd 20 a clunty sO,ts bnu,ty
'nod 80 e. i"or asY'nn ) e'> road IL ca
'""n ne ~ ris sr.eiaI schoul ~ cis. n.,,l
ipy = 81 'e' !poI - 60
II .'i To- = .lr 70 a. .chnol liz cls 49,
I'9 end ~ So con.'y 40 - b, univ Mnd
~ poor asvlnm 81 sDeo 10 e. ,own.hip
tom pnl$@ ~
P'"'ta ~ state - els school Is 81.
-'"s' 'rtd ~ e'e caOo'g 80 e'~ bounty
lo'd ~ e. t'or ~, .tm = 81, soad 10 eta
~ r.. 'o@ -r''frt .'huui 10 oi., total
TX - o0, 'p+nl erf $50
F@'9i.'Tt No. 5 alb ~ e.. schon, !Gcis
'lih'' tune = cts ooan,, ~ ct- ht,u.v
'N' ~ e. .'.or s-. itm . ri, roaf - cst
o"' - II - c's '''"i school - eis, totht
- II 'o'-i pm 4cO
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MAaRIAGl LIcEHstg Tie tollowin.
licenses 10 hitch aud Do rs other mar
red folks dr, were issued from III,
o on OF The oleiS Of the Dubois C.tcui
Cont, during TIE past month.
Monford NJ. B,in and A Ice Griffin.
william Dissey and Mnlvina Kelso
Chris. Fuchs and Pauline G-rken
Matthias Olingsr end Catherine Keller.
man
Na'han Bailey and Mary Am Charley
William Erosemer and N-delana Marheis
!s'dore hpemaker and Mary =. Egg
James Murra md Nancy T.. Wolf
lsaac Rush sud Evsne 5lockincer
Jeosb Miller and Margaret Harrison
w Lennon mud Emily DIX Donali
WIN. Green and Mprv Grasn
Henry Sanders and Rirai Il Aniers
simeon Ferguson and Eizab.in c Sack.
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Loni,vtIe oad yineepaes Rail Read.

4lsti'F stfN 'sG 4Aa'tA sA1s L-tAA A@NHNs
ii iu!rlus, IN this liuiect is on tx
,ircr.asc, aid people are On he "Iu'
vive" tor move on HE part II call-
'alst which Viii iesnlis ~ a ianglole
"igsn'Eat'"n ct S""hsad men. ana
winch WI TIC an earnest 81 us ltlng
1ust,d 'ht"alu 10 an car completion
F." htn 'NlS o'Sah'Ia'io" Is "-tc'ed II
VIZ ~" ms ieVt's a'on@ 'ne h."'r
n''"'N"e 49, "sS5' y "i ~ 'Hsf power.
i"o'o n =" """"' - VIZ 'rp"s '"e
>''''' "''''''N ''O 40 -. '"''''''se
80 = " MI 49, "> - -
-. H., TIL.
,... MN, /, III, annuity >, ,....,a, >, !,
,,n.l l,,s.. + vii fe,.iv. careful no,,'
siGer.t,nn. ana that others will also
can f|.,, attention OF the peo,,,. 10 tl,e
fr .irct and AWAKEN iho.a who m,
not vet interested 10 tie benefits to be
derived hy them from It's aaitAtiun.
Tor il l.ut nnw, i viii before lnauy
cars / e a iiXeI iac,.
", plw rive fha ARGUMENTS Of The Nsv
4 hcoY Ledger 10 he ssh G.:
L world b- of Immense adyanlar. 10 the
ciiv of !.rri>yiI,. aud the acircen, country.
10, ons giving hem lie valu4bIe lrsde OF :
rcvar4i Of the weathie~t counties in S nih. /.
am Trtiana. hut excellent connexions IN !,
81. Lpuis aud NE country beyrnd. There
i % reasun why lie larues, por,ion of th-
trade ~ l4rga section Of rich couniry i
IN .adiana should rot centre NJ Tie r
F4l,s. except tie .aeilies ,hat are now 0
/. fiorded orreschipr Cinciuu,rj. Jfn,osd
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LITTLE CoRrorAI. The December
number OF this Children la.orie
GENES 20 Us this week brim full q! IT.,
most interesting holiday reading ter
tiic children and most oi II nst,uc-
tve too. II lias been greatly in,prov.
- az" ''s Dew cover gives II a stylish
appearance. Specimen copies iicc.-
Illinois.
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Heh'Tal Hfani owns 500 coo house
a. washington aud farm ut thirty Eight
acres. wor b - co per eere ~ thin he ci,,
iimI's. His real estate ntS. Louis. GaIens
and Ph'isdrehi'. is worth $1,000 more
and $500 Coo is said to be a iair es,I,naie a.
as 'iosbi yoination He is ul.oini.re.t.d
~ busihess 'hrrgh other parties, md o,lo
get"er i ~ tar Wy 60 have Il couiforln
O's 'is'ns @l'bout he proposed Increase d
salary
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NOTICE OFINSOLNENCY

4 the October term. 1865, of The Com
= mon Peas Court OF Dubois county, tht
estate OF John Esny. deceased, was declare.
'nso'ven, Those Interested are no,i6. !
mat II viii be settled accordingly.
WEN DOLIN ERNY, Admir-.
b. Bneuner. Atty
Nov g. '6S-fw
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From 'hf Nashville Repubiicsn Il .nrcr.
The DoaEgs ul 4 Crarteymnstsr

Inc Do4a8s ur u Cra rtf,masffr.
IN "ns Of che towns 1T Northern Illinois
ives man who was Q1n,tefmssier Al n,
comm'netmei' Ct the war wilh regimen
rom Ohio. Originally very poor he nov
has house finely fur nshed, and me sudde,
charge 81 fortune - thus explained Ivy hi,
w'ie. who las no hesiiancy in repeating A,
story TO her friends. which i. ss follows.
HAT al Nashville her husband found p
hor'e deserted, and TINT he shipped the con.
tents Nofih, nrd now erjoys them. Amonp
ne articles sre marble tap tables, crogcre
Y nh rare she'll oinbm.nrs, window rur,a,,a
so'n 'oce aud dhmss latse amount 81
bed cloih's. sld linen suid Ia b.. m,rk.d
wi'h The name uf the owner. tabi, linen
rare napkins, md large smouut Of rci
isdies' clothing. Rich Sins If s,.r ~
'ernS' not nuw TO be purchased. are SIN,
worn oy Tho fumily, wiose pre,jun- cond,.
'ioh' a"e me articles pftcirde The idea o,
. 'er purchase. 4 iarge amount q,
threaf, was also sent ~, and sold al The
inn.
Any party interested who would like tire
'ove' he same FOR the vslue, which il con 1
iderabie, or ~ msmentoes, can OF ~.
ianHe Of correspondent, by eppi,irs O;
ms 'iiice, and also yet The name Of re-.
gohsio'e attorney Who wi a-sis,uii.l much
ip"snfe ard tree Of sXpe'se. il ncre,ss,y.
'a above Is no f"ncs sketch We hive
our Possession ..uflicient rrcuf ., ine iacis
'ove narrated, and our informant has ,sse.
anus to furnish ~ with reference.