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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-03-26
Anne rIcan and Foreign Patents
R. h. EDDY,

R. A. EDDY,
 LICITOR OF EATEN Late Agent of the U. s. Patent Office, Wash
 ington, under the Act of 1887. No. 7s STATE STREET, Opposite Kilby St. )Bosros A FTER an extensive practice of upwards o "A twenty years, confines to secure Patents in the United States also in Great Britain France and other foreign countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, and all pa. pers or drawings for Patents, executed on req. sonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made into American and Foreign works, to deter mine the validity and utility of Patents of In ventions. and legal and other advice ren dered in all matters touching the same. Copies ol the clans of any patent furnished by remit. ting one dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
 No Agency in the United State. possesses supsrio, aeslitsss or obtaining Patents or ascertaining h. patentabilay of inuentions.
 During eight months the subscriber, in the course of his large practice, made on tsoice re- jected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS epery ont of which was decided in Ass fav0r by the Com missioner of Patents.
 TESTIMONIALS.
 "I regard Mir. Eddy as one of the most capa. ble and successful practitioners with whom have had afticial intercourse. CHAS. MASON,"
 Commissioner of Patents. 1T have no hessitati in assuI ing inventors that they cannot employ man more eompsten and trustworthy, and more capable of putting their applications in form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent office. EDMUND BURKE"
 Late Commissioner of Patents, {" Mir. R. H. Eddy has made for me THIR- TEEN applications, in all, but ONE of which patents have been granted. and that one is nom pending. Such unmistakable proof of great tai. ent and ability on his part leads me to recon mend au inventors to apply to him to procure their patents, as they may be sure of having the most faithful attention bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGHART." Boston. Jan. 1. 1888 39-Iv
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-03-26

The woods in the vicinity of Scottsniie:
 Macoupin county, ILL, were set on fire last fall and among other combustlbles m me
 way ,na, of . a devouring element was an old tree ,vhosa roots extended into vein or coal , ten or twelve inches in thickness and Ylng
 raar ..n I the surface. The seam of coal took fire ire from the burning roots of the tree, and has has been in state of combustion evsE since, emitting smoke and melting snew for a considerable distance around. F., .-,o.-o,
 Said nearsighted Congressman to Til ton. ssWhat would you do, MT. Triton, if you could not distinguish your friends in the gallery?" Said Hilton to near-sighted Congressman: 'sWhy, sir, I would try to distinguish myself on the hoorp' Jnob d2 3vPREcroUs WORDS. Tennyson. it is said, will be paid $l0, 900 for twelve poems in "Good Words" which is at the rate of a trife over $833 per poem. 9...,.. ..-.-. Some one said of Webster, that every word he uttered, weighed 8 pound: Every word Tennyson writes weighs $ to sey nothing of the shilings. o,,oft .saqg
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CANvAesERs.-The
Board OF Aldermen met yesterday afternoon Alder
man Bergen in the chair, and upon motion Of the
latter organized as Board Of Canvassers. On mo-
ton OF Alderman Whitney, of the First ward, the
returns were referred TO the Committee on Rules
and Election Returns. The clerk then read or the
there were several which have not yet been handed
in was moved and carried that the Board Of Can
vassers adjourn until next Thursday afternoon, at
three O'Clock.
: STRANGE CUsroMER.-Oflcer Geson, Of the
Forty-second precinct, took into custody singular
individual whom he found wandering along Flat
bush avenue In an aimless manner at late hour on
Sunday night and who answered questions put to
HIM in such manner a. to leave serious doubts as
to his sanity. He was taken before Justice Cofhwe
Justice that his was James Gallagher that his
parents resided in Westchester county and that he
had been serving term In the State Prison for burn.
ING barn. but had been discharged few DAYS ago
The Justice committed him to jail and has coinmun-
Gated with the authorities Of the place where he says
his parents live In order to obtain some information
about him. gU
A MAN SHOT BY BURaLAR.-Mr. Henry Ham
nah who resides with his father -in-law In Third
avenue near Fifysecond street, was shot in the
mouth about halfpast seven O'Clock last night by
burglar, who was attempting to gain an entrance in
the house. II appears some Of the family were
attracted by q noise like that Of man walk
Hannah, who was In the house at the title,
stepped out OF the second story window OH the
roof and discovered man endeavoring 70 con-
ceai himself near the corner OF the house. lie went
up TO the fellow, aud was about 10 take him into
custody when he drew O revolver and deliberately
shot Mr.. Hannah In the mouth. The burglar sue.
be given Mr.. Hannah's injuries are Of serious IL
not fatal character.
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MOBILE, Nov 4-Arrivsa bark Sunshine, Weeks, Aspu-
SiIEsRiDaE, os Sailed, Alaska, Fchss. New
NEW ORLEANS, Nov s-Arrived, steamship sherman.
ssllss a. :;ss@.sig crs.csa. CITY wsl,, syers 49,
sai!sd-schrs Mary 8 Lunt Brown, NYork; Lean
NV sEbFosD. Nov ARRIVED .shrs O Hunting
'os and Mary A Ami golden
Hsys: rSfsa.lpS..; kosn Jasper baltimore; KsIsa
collins. s1 GSs: angie. .ns & hsaa Darling
sSo1s g,S No. Aniysd sch Onward, sorh.m.
Nov seG1P:z . 49, .shr. Mansfield AoAoru
or vsssd ,0
Sc fss do s SoI E.
ds for NSSIs:n ...e Baker,
Smith, Preston, Ia. River for NYorS;
ss a
a. .chT: ApA: Mun.Sn. Port Platte.
Of IL. o, A.
s Sn a ao SS Reading RI %
ssiled-schn William dlum, scovll, NYork; Mary Anna,
NEW LONDON. Nov sArrvsa ;shr. sunnasA.m,
ell Port johnson for Boston, Seventy Six, Tee Provide9cs
PENSACOLA, Nov s-ceared. bark Acacia, Ronsy, Bos-
rHILADELrHIA. Nov 2 PM-Arriysd, ship 9 Boynscn
ven 7 Weaver, Weaver, Boston; Allen, Case, Nor
ss wssss fsd %
R s s Amo. rakeos
ns Clock s9ph Am saas and ssaah
Port Johnson Benz Butler Fowler Rondogt for Rawtuckst
Milton Raymond, NYork .,,
John Warren, Msear Eizsabethpor John Lancaster, WI
Ropdout.
Young do Ella barnes, Avery. Ryosk 4 Heath. VII.
Heath, do; san Juan, Jones' do Elm City Kelley do Niger,
Arrived schrs Minerva, Brshtman, Elizabcthport;
CHARLES Gransr Harvey do; Francis Barritt Alen Rom
sp Tae Po9 ssswa dbs
Albany Ell esrnsr RGRaoa WORK
PAWTUcKET, Nov s-Arrived, schr Ann sater, Baker.
7th-sailed schs Martin Van Buren,, Harding, Rondout;
AnS soS Bay se assrs ssrnan Hooroos
Boston, Archer Reeves Ireland, James River; Comp
san FR2NCIsco, Nov 5.Arrived. ships Panama, Lanes.
q s1Gs
Sailed 9Th, ships Ontario, ny ork Indus and Lady Duae-
ss Southern sss sSi Barnes. ..s
Cleared Brig Medusa. I,s1po9 ,.,,,. x.n,n. PIN.
aepha sshrs F.ss. beas6y Ansss aSdiIsy oS.
i RsSdSS s Lse,on as,H ms Emma
and
Otheo Eldridge and Sarah Brgh shaw Philadelphia.
buypos Fannie Butler Bartlett. Bangor fSr Phisdsphs,
and Isabella Jewet Hopkins, Bangor for New York scbra
Esther (Br Maloney, st Andrews for NYork verrls
ToTey Rappahannock river for Bath Bearse hodgdonS
baryport; Planet, Dermot, NYork; Gsmags Hi1, and
VIM MCobb Colson, NYok for Bangor Silver Bell Bayleys
Jas Henry, Oliver NYork for Gardner July Fourths
Cobb, NYork for Newburyport; Pike Cove Calais for
Han; Nevada, Smith; ,osceoa, Gray and Lindsey
Crockett, Rockland for W York.
sOEERSET, Nov 6Saied sloop Providence, Chase, New
York. .
TAUNTON, Nov s. Sailed schr James Nelson, Hackstt.
Hoboken. 49,
WILMINGTON, NC, Nov 6-Arrived, brig Charles hierS
Boston. -
NYork.
WAREHAM, Nov 4-Arrived, schr Casco Lodge, Pierces
GEORGETOWN, DC.
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TIVE BsoaSlYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen met at half
past three O'Clock yesterday, Alderman Bergen pre-
siding.
A communication was received from the Mayor
calling attention to resolution relative to the pc
ttion OF certain citizens for drain across Myrtle
avenue. near the Park denying the prayer OF the
petitioners. The Mayor recommends that the mat
ter be reconsidered so that n further Investigation
OF the subject may be had and that justice be done
the petitioners. Attention IL also called to the
dilapdated state OF the piers at the foot OF North
second and North seventh streets, with a view TO
the adoption OF such measures as will secure their
being put IN proper condition
The Mayor sent In q communication vetolng the
resolution passed for the appointment OF Joseph
Green as engineer OF Engine No. 10, w. D., on the
6y the city nor are there any funds applicable for
the payment OF the salary Of such engineer.
resolution was subsequently passed over the
veto OF the Mayor appointing Mr.. Green engineer.
These communications were appropriately re-
The Board authorized the entering into contract
for the regradng and repaying OF beKalb avenue,
between Classon and Grand avenues. and the assess
ment OF the property owners on the line OF the pro-
posed Improvement for the work.
The street Commissioner sent In communication
setting forth that ne had been served with an order
from the supreme Court restraining him from IN any
way allowing contractors with the city TO grade and
pave any street across the Jamaica plank road. This
Will should the streets and avenues crossing this
plank road be altered TO conform with the grade OF
the latter greatly mar the uniformity OF such streets
ana avenues aud be heavy tax upon the property
owners IN That section Of the CITY, IL was referred
TO committee.
a communication was received from the same
unnn s0 informing the Board that he bad
uoch served with an Injunction restrain
Ing him from interfering with the Hunters
ROM anu Prospect PARK railroad who had
ia 'a uOsble track on Wiloughby street from Navy
.ofleet SucetConmlssoner Furey is OF the OBJ Di
that no company saoud be permitted to lay more
tban single tack any street willie on n street
a. narrow AZ Wioughpy lie considers 4 ,ulbie
track DANGEROUS % ne. Ihc mattcr was rcccrre 10
the Law Committee VS. 'NN'iS -
There wa = very large amount OF Inns moss OF 4
routine chhfae 81 VI na0Caed ~ tnc Board wHo 81
Yesterday l9f w. af9s nie ln tire weekq. Tie
LyItu aG JarDrl 4vr oGt N30s
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ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY.

meeting OF this society was held last evening at
DelmOnicos for the erection OF officers for the ens
ing year and Tor the purpose Of making suitable ar
engagements Tor the annual dinner, which Ii TO be
held on the eth OF December next The benevolent
and sociaDe objects OF tins and distinguished
society are already well known. Its exciusiveness
IL doubt justified by its Intentions and though its
charity B unostenatiOus II IL nevertheless I'M
bOun1cd as the good feeling which IL extends liz uni
vers8 aud thoroughly appreciated. At the meeting
last evening Mr.. Benjamin IA. FIELD presided. The
following officers were unanimously elected for the
Ppsrin0 year.
President, James w. Beekman; vice Presidents
Benjamin ~ Field Richard r.. Mount, James IA.
Mclean, john =. Holman: Treasurer. William M.
Yer Ntye: Secretary, Augustus L. McDonOugh; As
sslgut ecret3rr, smith " Lane
sfrsuZcme tsNaVllg been made n bold the M
uNj a9uer III lhe Ttn 3f December, Tie ny ting
hay9usnl4.
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A DISTINGUISHED PRISONER.
Arrest of n Rebel GcneraI-Tnken to Police
Headquarters ON n Truck.

About noon yesterday member of the Broadway
berry street. having i'm charge the body OF a man
who was slightly intoxicated. This IL common
occurrence in Mulberry street, anu no notice was
taken OF the occurrence by the employees. As the
general was being carried from the truck by
ine officer aud turnkey Hayes gentle
man, who was familiar with the antecedents Of the
unfortunate man. approached him and the recogni-
ton was mutual The man was locked up In the
'.den" under No 800 Mulberry street and DR.. Arm.
strong called 10 attend him. 1t was soon noiscd
abroad that the poor inebriate was an ex-rebel
general VINO had played o conspicuous part
In the rebellion and distinguished himself at Nash
vile and StOno river. He was too drunk TO give his
name. The ofcer tShcrwood) took possession Of his
papers. but refused to give his name. on the facts
having been reported 10 Inspector Dilks he re-
qnested captain Young, chief or detectives, to visit
the man IN his cell and ascertain MS name. The
captain aroused the man from his drunken stupor
and learned that his name was Ramsay.
This man has had remarkable history Origin
ally ne was "A Northern man who went South before
tie war. When II broke out he threw his fortunes in
with Governor Isham G.. Harris OF tennessee, whose
friend he vas, was commissioned colonel OF the
Fifth Tennessee regiment and rendered distinguished
ryice IN several battles, including the ones above
named.
Alter the war closed he settled in st. paul.
uaiiy paper in that city. year ago
he arrived in this city, aud the gentleman VINO yes
tcrday recognized him mt headquarters found him In
PARK row ~ semi-drunken condition. He was
taken to his hotel and cared for.
In August last, While Justice Shandey was filling
Justice Ledwitn's position at Jefferson Market,
General ramsay was arraigned upon the charge Of
lntoxication. Ihe gentleman who met him yester-
day at Police Headquarters happened 10 be present,
and ON representing the case to the Jus.
ticc he was retained in the station h0lse
nntil he had become sober ana was then
discharged. since that time he has been
attached - broadway nrm In a subordinate On.
pacty. Yesterday he was taken to prison on n rruck
already recorded. He Is member of n disttn,
guishcd New England family, and corresponds win
aud n re.ated to some OF the abest Statesmen in
Connecticut and Massachusetts. SO much for M
connection with the rebel cause.
Al late hour yesterday afternoon General Ram.
say was taken before Justice Dodge aud commitled
Tor examination.
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Steamship Cimbria NG), Barends, namburg-Kunhardt
Co.
steamship Alaska, Gray Aspinwall Mail Steamship
steamship Granada, Harris, Vera Cruz ssai-F Ae1An-
DIRE soma
Steamship Franconia, Sherwood. Portlspd-JF Ames.
ship Bensrea Chr, Constantine London-Peabody willis
d Co.
Bark Coloniss Br,, Andrews, Waterford (Ireand)-wm
Ingalls,
BARK Ibis, Crabtrce Cadir Topper Besttie
Bark W Anderson, Drummond, Beaufort, NC-J Ward
Co.
Brig Hadee tBr), Hayes Kingson Ja-A n Solomon Go.
Brig Nellie, Taylor, st Crox-Roche Bros Cofey.
Brig Orion Br, Edrett, ~ John via PortlsndP MENUS
A Son.
brig Aecnora White, Boston-walsh, FIELD way
Schr Volunteer tr) Peters, Rio Grande Sui via
nal--B y Small Co.
sehr II Dodge, Freeman, Baubsdos--H Trowbridge's
Sons
schr Kate Carlton tBr1, Lamb, Camden M,-Tryan n
pe
Schr scnator, Faxncr, BOSTON, Bentley, miller Thomas
Sem Il Bowen, uoueh Providence--d JACKSON
ARRIVALS.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER ., 1865.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers OF Vessels arriving this port win
please deliver all packages intended for the HsRALpto
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
zach, ass. The New York Associated Press do not
collect reports attend 10 the delivery Of packages
viii be the following extract from the proceedings
Of regular monthly meeting held March ., 1865
Resolved That on and after April l. 1862 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship In the
hArbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
~ The once OF the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE nj whitehall slip. All accommodations from
and consrnees the masters Of inward bound
vessels viii be forwarded free OF charge.
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,RK HERALD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TO- ls6a-TR1PLE SHEET

schr San Luis, Buckingham, New Haven.
schr stilmsn, Davfs, New Haven.
schr Fawn, barton, New Haven for Philadelphia
schr Sarah kead Reas, Portland CT for Philadelphia
schr Flower Dckersou Portland CT
Schr Henrietta Rankin Portland, CT
schr Daniel Russell, Clark, Portland, Ct
Schr Perine, Sheffield, Stonfncton
schr Richard Law, York, Stoninrton
Schr Smith, Brewer, bag Harbor
The steamship Erin, Webster which arrived 8h reports
len Liverpool OCT and Queenstown 24th Had heavy west
ery gales ana winds TO the Hanks thence tied
weather. Oct 81 Pm LAT ~ 90 Ion Is o. exchanged 81 nails
WIN shp Hope from glasgow for 81 John, NIB Nov Lat
81 John. NIB, for London.
The steamship Hibernia, from Glasgow arv ed
the mistake.
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ARRfVAL5.

REpoGTEb ~ TnE ageALD srrtN YACHTS.
1 steam lrate fIapklin ON y Peun8es comulsnd-
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SHIPPING NE w s.

Aim anne for New Yorls---This Day.
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schr wnie Sweet, Hobrook, welAee, days, with fish
schr Artist, Forester, somersa.
sesr Wines, HS.s vaughan FOR Georgetown
sssr y S: w; Len y Ssl';T.,s, LEY, wssrsh.m.
s sS k k%i s'IHf aEsr rsni TAUNTON
schr James Nsn.on Staples, Taunton,
s ssS SS1 ssan. EAp
s sS Mar Esry for
ss pas Fs o S5
s sssr Aiaa a Farm Fsrnh.n, ssi River.
ssST ssT S,:s ss T. Rive.
s ssr MsSssor Hcs Ssas IH R Sss'
schr White Rock, Hsney, Pswiucket for Elisabethpor
scSr Sair, Saunders, fsysacis! Tor Ei.abeihport
ss sS a sgssy MsrsdiS PymousS Tor PSlsdspS.
sssr gn Chase. soa Ss.
sehr Tennis iodine nuacs Pro,,dsncs for E..Ssthpors
scr John Lancaster, williams, Providence for Elizabeth
schr Mary Mershon Brshman, Providence for Elizabeth
port, ..~
schr San juan Jones, Providencs for Eilsbetnport.
s 1Ss o S
Sem Sem S Ss.sss s sssss Fss SsSd''
ssr fs:ss RdsE % Poysns
ssSI tss y;
schr Motto, sesrls, Providence for Ellsabethport
Schr jov Cony, Parker Providence for ElzAbsthport
schr Edward Bement, NAPLES, Providence for Elizabeth
port. -, .
port.
schr Ruth Thomas, Dodge Providence for Rondout
Schr Lookout, Eaton, Providence.
Schf Josephne Martin, Providence for Rondout
schr Elouise, Nutter, Apponaug, ri, for philadelphia
Schr VIM Riley Shaw, block Island, days, with hsh 10
Rogers Co.
schr Benab sharp, Cole Bristol for Eixabethport.
kchr War Eagle, Crowell, hrstol for Elizabethpor.
Schr Challenge, Smith, Warren, RI
Schr Union Davis Newport
schr Thomas Cooper, Bearse Newport for Elisabohpo
Echr vermiIon. Lock wood, new London.
Schr Vim Davis, Reed, New London.
Schr Mary travis, Ponder, New London.
Schr Temuest Hnlsc Hartford Ter Trenton.
seir habams l,yap. H1ltorl for ~ pits.
SCR t;1Ie rhror shire, lisft 9fi fnr rffnt0n.
scbr Wary Lcdwith, Fyun, Bird iJr Philadelphia.
y ~ teiesraphi Cfestey Ngtwta igf .h,aisphia.
Sehrs0 Nj d 'gafeti hnnfaA W i4seN
SHNf NEfiUaL Fruas Few 1ared Tor i4Ateti Port
ScNr h5Bft, g A.. fris. New Wugea.
TMrA Me4p, BUekins aetni tcv iartn.
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Al WILL BE OUT ON WEDNESDAY, IN THE
al. FlRESIDE COMPANION, sp cndid new story
The Drop Crimson;
or, The Fatal Marriage
BY Mrs. Summer L. Hayden Hattie Hateful), author OF
arisen from the Dead"
Also,
agnes Crofton or, The Daughters Revenge" BY Lucy
Randall Comfort "rhe disguised Trapper OF the olancho"
By Captain Carleton.
Besides short sketches no pieces poetry other
interesting matter.
GEORGE MUNRO, Publisher,
lis william street, New York.
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cear.I 00tei aa4ts II 81 aanots Nnu&cr ntor: Vows.
lan u satter fereat Washington sssaipi Gel ea-n.
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From IficIlInond.
R1oHMoND, January

RICHMOND, January IL.
1nthe Convention to. day, the follow
ing resolutions were introduced and re-
ferred: That the land OF the State he
taxed for educational purposes: nv
Lindsey, colored, that ali person.
without distinction of race or color
have equal rights and privileges in be.
neyolent and other public Institutions
OF the Statei by Robinson, coloreR, that
where there are seventeen C2fsioval
judges In the State as well as other dis.
loyal State officers, that Congress ia
memorialized to remove all such AZ
cannot take the test oath: for
the relief of John a. RliYins' nm.
fined in the Penitentiary for siT-
teen years for teaching. negroes to read ,
and only released on the fall OF Rich.
mond; by Williams, Conservative, sthat
the estimated tax OF $3.50, 900 per wear
on oysters, be devoted to educational
purposes; by Robertson, Conservative.
that Congress be Petitioned to remove
the tax on tobacco, or modify the same.
80 as to eucoufaae its culture; by Nor.
ton, colored, that there should be no
Discrimination on account of race or
color In the treatment of conVicts in
the State penltentiary, -
The greater part of the day was con-
sumed in the discussion of the dues-
ton whether the Convention should
have night session hereafter, which
was declared in the negative, but d
was subsequently determinedst to have,
morning and afternoon sessions.
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LIEERARY.

The London star says Of some
verses in q military vein, that II thew.
We're written, as thesauthor hints. near
campfire, the writer missed an, exeeI-
lent opportunity of getting rid of hem.
I'm computing the aggregate aee Of
one hundred men, distinguished for
intellectual attachments, the ayera 90 Of
life was seventy years, which is twelve
or fifteen years higher than that ofmost
2 the ordinary professional men.
from al this IL would seem that SIN.
p ns1l.!y, y not conductive OF hp1lth and
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-. -
THE NEWB.

y Z + "a
-onr cable dispatches this morning
record the arrest of George Francis
Train, at Qnsenstowh. i. on 5bhar5sthas
Sbotia. nj a. FeIisy sd 8
i'm BIf ~ w. q. ~
8 u sspls Estste,
hent IN Iexas.
Forrest Hall, seven hundred acres,
near Chancellorsvllie, va, has been
9 g TO- A4ajoriIlordi of. Maine, for &, 500.
II belonged to Mr. Powers, of Rich-
--.OI. t''Sl NJ 81 t-s9
s--Somebodys has-wrltten, O. book on
To cn1s Ks ,as Wnien ne proposes
stitntion snttSaI tSs ele marriage q IN
"a man In Ohio by. the name of
s1ss5ssS . 9sa ilI5ea TWO thousand seven
80 M sels even pounds. ~
ts1@1S tss tated that Dickens has an offer
OF 10000 In coin Tor twenty reading in
san SSn - S ls but 1t viii not be ac-
Sl.SA Z 49, ~ -; - 1919
s-A Connecticut joker was recently
nheo. slo iof playing ghost
Napoleon has pulled down $4,000
houses In Paris and put up 81 600 bet
Ter eaihces: - =, ~ s ssie,.. :. 4
miles in length. and haa- fiya hnnSre5
steamers enrolled upon II. :
3 E3a1es, :, -,
Der Of reernits for ths pana1 ar ~. mum
-Raar hn,t,,r. q. -
rl,aysas III ~ "a IN
snes s!9. pllasnNIIiln l.
- nneaPols butchers saw their
meat "a 1nstead OF cudtngits Cause-it Is
8 slE, s..i .,.acf ssssssI s.
5E-Only one'unmarrted- man Is to be-
FOUND IN. both branches of the Minne-
sofa Iegtslature. ''+5s7
--There are 4s, 900 cigar and tobacco
Manufacturers In, the United States.
are reported to keen. well
lithis ygiI1ter. = : - y = W s's We
| dispatch from San .Srsnciscofto tT,a 81
feet that some ore,from Alaska Yields
goldsat the rate of $14, 600 a, tun.g 80
Since the eccissiasfi csi ,,ro,,a,t1, IN
Italy has been placed on the market, It
has increased In value an average f43
/ per cent. 5sT-is b. - - -
Properly to the value OF, $500, 900
has been destroyed by fire in Chicago
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Notice.

OFFICE OF THE CITIzEN's RAILWAY Cor
..l.ss-.. JANUARY 18TH, 1858.
THE ANNUAL MEETING on THE
s:ockholders of this company. win be held
at the CITY Buildings, on "WEDNESDAY. fhe
Z9th 1nstB at o'clock p. M, for the election
OF q board of i've directors for the enRufnr-
year. By. order Of the Board. : =
JOHN MoLURE, JR, President.