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ss- Can 1t be possible that over Five
Million Bottles of PLA&TATIOS BITTERS
have been sold during The past year? II
is absolutely true, and Is the most con-
Vincing proof of their won erTui medicinal
and Notwithstanding qualities. Every
family should be supplied with these Bit
tiers, at whatever cost or trouble IL may be
to obtain them. Be careful Tia d You get
the genuine, and that you are not impos-
ed upon by a spurious article
kfAGNoLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
iuaporied German Cologne, and sold at
half the price dec21 d3te0d1tW
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Anus naentr.

EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUSE. There
was larger audience at the Opera
House last night than on the night
previous, aud " Money and Misery I"
was again produced IN the most excel
lent manner.
The bill for tonight has been
changed, and Babes in the Woods, -
aud another delightful play, will be
presented. forming an admirable bill
for Christmas. Mrs. Linden takes
her farewell benefit tonight, and she
deserves a crowded house.
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SAFE REMovED.-Thos safe belong
ing to Mr.. George S. sonntag's store
was removed from the ruins of the
burned building on Wednesday, ard
on opening it the books were found to
be in fair state of preservation, not
withstaudlng, while the fire was
raging on Monday night and again
on Tuesday night, the bottom of the
safe was seen to be red hot.
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10 ckT. q tlTXCEs.

Bag Geo. S. Sonntag & Co. can be
found at the old LoWenthal store,
corner Of First AID Main Streets,
whore they expect to supply their
customers with goods in their line.
de24 IF
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bes- Three hundred pounds Table
Butterat 35 cents a pound; 300 dozen
fresh eggs at 80 cents a dozen; Beans,
Hominy, Dried Peaches and apples,
Sugars, Teas, Coffees, and a full and
complete assortment of Groceries, for
sale at very low figures at
S. III s COOKS,
25-2s No. 1S3 Main Street.
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~ Nevar mind biob

s- Never mind high taxes. Pay
them now and save five per cent. !;
then 60 to Davidson & Becker's, 100
Main Street. and save 10 or 20 per
cent. more on a good warm suit, be-
fore the weather gets too cold.
noY2S-mW&s.
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ALARM OF FEE.-About o'clock
yesterday evening an alarm of fire was
sounded, occasioned, as We are told, by
a chimney burning out. The engines
were not brought into requisition.
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LIVELY DAY.-Yesterday was one
of the liveliest and most busy we
have witnessed. Il appeared ass if
all our citizens were on the streets,
while .all ths stores seemed to be
crowded. Baskets well filed or poor
y filed with Christmas turkeys,
Christmas gifts or other good things,
were as thick as hops.
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COMMISSIONERS COURT. The Coun-
ty Commissioners did little business
yesterday. As they were about to
convene the Ere bells rang and they
went to the fire and thence to the
County Asylum, whence they had not
returned when we called at the Court
House.
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srFAMRoAT -.

TO LoUIsvILLE.-Hvery Mohday ano
Saturday al 10 o'clock An. Every TUESDAY
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday At
o'otoch P. n.
O'Clock P. n.
70 GREEE RIVER livery Eioodey ana
Friday at O'Clock p. r. Every Thurs day
ut O'CLOCK r. X.
To fAsrPCEr. Every Monday, Wednes-
day and Fg1cey sbA o'cloeE =. rs.
TO HEEDEEs0zJ-Dsiiy except saAa .!es
at 3 O'Clock E.8I.
To NAaHvILIE--Tvery Wsdnesaay o.
70 AfEIsrIsIs-Every Tuesday al 2. "a.
Eockport stage {via Newburgh and EO0a-
yille,l CARRYING the mail, leaves at A. a.,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
.4Eriyes by P. IL, Tuesdays, Thursdays
AMI Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at z A. II. Arrives Tues
DAYS and Saturdays by 4P. N.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
aept Sundays at A. NJ. Arrives daily Tex
sept Sundays by p. ~.
To NEWBURG.-HacE daily Except sun
Aay,) from the Merchants HOTEL at )
O'Clock p. n.
sasrErz
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ALMOST ANOTHER While
the Bull Head " property was burn-
ing, yesterday morning, the roof Of a
house il the vicinity OF Ellis's mills
took FIRE from some unknown cause,
and a messenger was dispatched for
al engine. The engines were so Gu
gagged that they could not go, and in
meantime the fire was extingushed
with buckets of water.
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rD- Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner OF Third aud Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. [oc26 DIFF
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PITTsBURG, Dec. 24-The river is some
what lower aud fan ing. Mercury 10. The
weather is very cold
CINCINEATI, ID &C 2l.-The river has risen
inches, with - feet 10 inches in tine cban-
mel. Weather cloudy. Thermometer 20.
II was down 10 l0' at A. n.
LOUISVILLE Z. Dec 2A-Rlver stationary,
with feet l iuch In tue canal, and fun Of
floating ice. Gear and co d.
MEMPHIS, De-. 2i.-Weather clear aud
very cod. THERMOMETERS l4o above zero.
ATrived-5iiver Cloud, from Pittsburg;
Norman, from Evansville: Argonaut, from
Louisville. DepaTLed-Kugour and Ma
genta, for New Orleans; Bismarck, for 81.
Louis.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 2t.-River falling. with
4 feet water on Harpeth shoals. Weather
Gear and very cold. The Alpha arrived
from Evansville, and the Nashville de-
parted for Cairo.
CAIRO, December 24.--Ar ivais and de-
par u es-Argosy, Evan vile 20 Memphis,
IL Pm. LOngWoHh, New Orleans 10 Louis
ville, z "a NJ. Columbian. ~. Louis TO New
Orleans, PM. The river rose inches.
Weather clear. Mercury 10.
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INDEPENDENTLY Public Schoo
In Independence now numbers 40
scholars, 81 of whom are boys, and 20
girls. The school is in very -four
ishing condition, and the last term
has been a very successful one. The
building in which the school is held.
was erected about 4 year ago by MIR
Chr. Hedderich, our worthy Township
Trustee, VINO takes . great interest in
building up the schools under his
superintendeaoe. The school is taught
by Prof. j. Wyttenbach, a graduate
of Woodward College, Cincinnati,
Ohio, who is ominentIy qualified to
advance the interests of the school
and under whose management, dur
ing the pastthree years, the school has
been a complete success.
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THE Posi- OFFIoE.-We are re-
quested by Postmaster Whittlesey to
say that to- morrow Christmas Dly)
the Post Office will be closed imme-
diately after the departure of the
Railroad Mail, aud will remain closed
till 10 O'Clock at night, at which hour
the Office will be opened TO the public
half an hour. dec2I25
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CAUSE OF BREAK.-The immediate
cause of the breaking Of the axle OF
the Union Engine, was, as We are told,
attempting to ge5 off the track OF the
street railroad, which brought sueh a
strain upon the axle and the wheel
being held by the rail, as to break
the axle short off. Upol ezamiaa-
ton, however, it was found that the
axle had been cracked halfin two lor
some time. L broke through the
hole which received the stay-rod or
brace. and the fracture on The under
side was rusty, showing that it had
been cracked for some time. The
axle will have to be sent to the manu-
facturer for repairs. Il IS especially
unfortunate in view Of the frequent
recurrence of fires of late.
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LosF.-On Tuesday, 22d, on Main
Street, between First Street and the
Depot, 2 package containing two small
Bibles. in dark binding The fuder
will confer = favor by leaving them at
this Office. dec24 2t
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So The handsomest, best and
most suitable articles for Holiday
Presents can be found at Louis Bit
rclf's Jewelry Store, No. 65 Main
Street. A large stock of fine Silver
Plated Ware on hand. tdec25
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EJ~ Gold Pens and Pencils at
FISH Il BARTER's.

FANCY SHOES AND SLIPPERS
We are receiving and making TO or
der white kid. silk and fancy colored
CATERS, ladies and gentlemen's fancy
slippers, of choice styles and qualities,
for holiday. bridal and party coca
sions Also two cases thin sole dane
ing CATERS for the approaching hoii-
day,baIls. 81 TURNER q KUNLER.
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AN EXCELLENT HOLIDAY PRES
EMIT l-The SOuvenierl Ten dol
lars worth Of the latest and best pub
LEGATIONS. elegantly bound in cloth aud
full guilt; price only So. For sale by
dec22- 1wd. G. W. WARREN.
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Ez- Writing Desks at
FISK Il BARTER's.

FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold "A the city, the
Cyuthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by II. D. Aliis Il Co., First ST.
second door below Vine
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T-ToM nE.M'r BAeEHI MI The base-
VS. ment uf the CumbaHllud Presbyterian
Clurcb. currof uf SECOND aud Chestnut
Stfee-t lnis would be very desirable
place iof chinR Mflfg or DFUirlag and
fslkstifY. Also uoOd room FOR an once.
Iaguira Qf ALVAH jon e&ON.
nu.I IT'S Real estate Agent
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NorIcE.-James NJ. Caldwell is not
In my employ, nor has he been. Per-
sons are notified not to loan him
any money on my account.
dec23 Std I'll. III. SwEETZER.
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Wholesale price of pure
Stick Candy, by the box. at 19c per
pound. Teys aud Fancy Goods at re
dueed prices. III. HERMANN. No. 40
Main Street; ALTERING Il HAssLER,
No. ID South First Street. NO I'm
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A RUsH.-There was a great run on
Schl@pfer' cosmetics and toilet goods
yesterday, but they stood It bravely.
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BE- Fine Gift Books at
FIsH a. BARRIERS.

Watches, JeWelry, SIIVerWaFe,
Clocks, &c.-ClOsing 0uE at Any
Price,
At A. @. Rosencranz's. store, No.
II Second Street. Wishing to quit
the business, [ will sell my complete
stock at less than cost. No humb bug.
Call soon. deco god.
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EGr New Millinery Goods for holi-
day trade, just received at HUGHES.
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FILING CIsTERNs. - The police
we're busy yesterday filling cisterns.
An engine was stationed at the river,
opposite the foot of Locust Street,
and hose was stretched to Fourth,
aud, we.believe, even to Eighth Street,
through which the water was forced
to the eisterns. The hose frequently
bursted, retarding operations greatly.
BALL BALL!!-rhe fourth Annual
Ball Of the Cigar Makers Union, Ne.
81 viii be held on Monday evening,
December q, at Mozart Hall. Tick
cts of admission one dollar. Car
riages furnished in case of bad
weather, free of charge. IA fr&m
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KsATLROAD TIMETABLE.
Evansville and gI4wfOrdsvills.
GOING NORTH.
COmING SOUTH.

N R-Tbe Vincennes sAccommodaiion
Train leaving at 2:i5 P. n makes clo5s
convection With the Ohio and Mississi opi
Rai5road ct Vincennes for st. Louis and
Cairo.
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BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.-Two
cases were commenced In Justice
Walkers court yesterday.
Lucinda Cranshaw. a female of
color. fled an affidavit charging
Louisa Miller, female of Caucasian
extraction. with assault and battery.
This is the second epistle of the case
tried before Justice Stinson on Wed
nesday, when Cranshaw was fined for
assaulting Miller. The case was con-
tinued till Saturday.
Another warrant was issued against
man for provoking an assault. This
case IS set for Tuesday next.
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
FOR MEMHIs, vIcKsBURG, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
The m agnifeent passenger steamer
g5Sss LEGAL TENDER,
stssszs9Esaa1sllJ. W. Roberts, Master;
$. singer, Clerk,
Leaves for New Orleans aud all " ay ports,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25TB,
At o'clock p. II. For freight or passage
W. q. BROWN K co.
or To- HUMPHREY, PATRICK 4 co,
2id2t Agents.
FOR CAIRO. COLUMBUS AND MEM
PHIs.
The magnificent steamer
-GS7s. DARLING,
ttss.ssssaEssssza.z Lawrence Carter, Master:
Alex. rowe s. Clerk,
win leave for Memphis and all interme-
diats ports on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18TH,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. For freight or passage
Apply n HUHPaR Il = PATRICK q co,
24dIt Agents.
COR owENsBoRo, CANNELToS, AND
LOUISVILLE.
The splendid passenger steamer
Hagn kUSE HIKE,
Ike DOLLS, Master;
p. b. Branham. Clerk,
VIII leave for Louisville and all way ports
SATURDAY, DEC EMBER 26rH,
az 9 o'clock AN.
For freight or passage apply On board, or
to w. q. BROWN d Co,
at Agents.
FOR owENsBoRo, CANNELTON, LOU
I5VIGLE, AID CINCIHNATI.
The drst-class steamer
.TSgM GHARMER,
- q p. K. Barclay, Master,
sam. James, Clerk
Leaves for Cincinnati and ali way ports
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2GrH,
at 10 o'clock Am.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to DUKE NICHOLSON,
decls DIT Agent.
FOR OWENsBORO. CANNELTON AND
LOUISVILLE.
The feet and elegant passenger steamer
gs%a MORNING STAR,
sasE 4. T. Gilmore, Master,
DICK Hutchison, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and ali way ports
SATU2 DAY, DECEMBER 26rH,
at $50 PM
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to w. q. BROWN o. CO., j
1t Agents.
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% ID . b. a IEA . n ..

.RD ID e sr a. AL % "a o. es
2. 81. uEVsHEsaI. Lessee ana Manager
Las, Might bat one Of the Engage
meut of
BIr. and BFs. HENRY LINDEN,
4 HEHEY (HRLSTWAS.
Farewell Benodt of
Mh "A SD 1f35 HENRY LINDEN.
F.iDAH ifENi8e, December 2jihi
Wnrbe r4odu the eiealnt Comedy 90
y = tsE8 ta NtaE VTDODSs
or the Gcup .cE todelughouse
Lady 3lanole......-. bir Horny Linden.
7" in heese ..... 1ff. il0nry Linden.
loconemio HlliI lha Farce of Che
'# 2 n D.tHENG MINSTR ID l..
liin y taes, with songl -..Wr. n. IIudon.
ArBa4 .... -t.......-.-.... e s. Henry Linden
haTUaD fY MONT
ftFdH 3lIkLF rY n fHETEHT.
f.aa
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PE2soNAL.-Colonel john 7. De-
weese, OF Raleigh, North Carolina,
was in the city yesterday. Colonel
Deweese was formerly citizen of In :
diana, entered the army as Captain IN
the Twenty Fourth Indiana, particle
pated in some Of the leading engage
men5s of the war, and was finally pro-
NOTED to the rank of Colonel in the
Fourth Indiana Cavalry. After the
suppression Of the rebellion. he To-
Gated in North Carolina. and now rep
resents the Raleigh district in the
Congress OF the United States. His
old friends and comrades wish for
him a useful and brilliant future IN
the National Congress.
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TED.

wTTA NFED STU ATION-In some
NN nfsf-clnss wholesale or retail drive
gondf boz nud shoe. or grocery house. by
q DO. SAL aslanus Ihe best OF references
gwen lde2l
WFfF ffaI EW-A 10 -IflON-A business
w maE Of Ten gpnrsi experience. thor-
ou4iW eI1utteHi itt nM accountant, Hu0
s. no nns 5000 cash 90 hia disposal, Woul
1850 GAG interest ln some good eslaDIiHHed
othre ldc2i $3.50
Tgfgir n fT h n--rOUW GImTs-One gene.
20 oInl COOK, one pastry cook, one.
otnm hefmaid ard ono dining room girl.
Anpn WHats Fud constant employ mont
9iven. Apply by letter to
IlIOa. SHEER DAN.
decifd1w Guyvllfe. Illinois.
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CHRISTMAS FyE-A pleasant

CHRISTMAS Eve - A PLEASANT
AFFAIR s.. Paui's Church was mag
uifcently decorated last evening.
St. PauIs Sunday School and the
st. Paurs Mission School assembled
to celebrate the coming of Christmas.
The children sung
"Carol, carol, Christmss;"
christmas time has come Again."
And one or two other carols, in a
most charming manner, after which
the regular services were held. the
Rector, Rev. Van Antwerp, being as
sisted by Rev. Burford.
At the close of the regular service,
the children and congregation march
ed in procession to Masonic Hall,
which had been fitted up for the oc-
cssion. and which was crowded ito It's
utmost capacity.
A large aud Observation-Disclosures
tree planted near the stage, lowered
to the ceiling, andswas clustering with
delicious fruit in the shape Of toys,
candies, books, searfs, neek-ties.
knives, and host OF other things i'm
possible 70 enunerate-sach one with
name attached. These were taken
OF one By Que, the name read, and
the article HANDED over 10 the owner
and little hearts were happy, and lit
tie faces we're wreathed with smiles
and hundreds of bright little eyes
sparkled with delight. It was rea
delightful ushering in of merry old
Christmas, sure enough
AND STILL ANOTHER. = At tht
Courr House scene similar to tina
at Masonic Hal was enacted. Thi
Christmas Sunday School had De
lightful gathering of little ones ant
old folks, and they, too, had beauti
full Christmas tree richly laden, anc
its fruits were distributed. and hun
/ dreds Of little hearts were made gla,
there, too. This is a pleasant ant
rational way to celebrate the cominl
of Christmas much more SENSIBLE
and pleasant than firing shootin!
crackers, pistols,and miniature can
non, and such like foolish and useles
| annusementS
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How MYSTERIOUS FIRES ORIGI-
NATR.-A little incidentoecurred yes
terday which illustrates how many an
iacendiary or otherwise mysterious FIRE
is produced. In one of the finest bust
ness houses in the city. and IN one of
the finest buildings, two openings foe
stove pes lead into the fue in the
wall-one near the floor, the other
near the ceiling. The stove-pipe en-
ters the latter, while the other Is
closed with tin stopper, and is i'm
mediately back Of shelf on which
wooleu goods we're: lying. A rous-
ing FIRE had been kindled and the
stove made very hot. In a few
moments parties in the house became
/ conscious of the presence of burning
wooden goods, and upon examination it
was discovered that the pile of goods
lying against this tin stopper was on
fire, and the shelf was also ignited.
Of course, the fire was Immediately
extinguishe9. Had this occurred
when no one was present, one of the
finest buildings in the State would
have been, no doubf, destroyed by
FIRE, and the destruction charged to
I some unknown incendiary. The SCOT
in the hue took fire from the
stove pipe above and fell to the
lower opening and found its way
through by the side of the
stopper, and set the goods on fire.
This is what might be justly termed q
defective fue, and should be done
away with It is very possible sim
liar defective fue caused the destruc-
tion Of Dir. Preston's magnificent
building, and the loss of Sonntag's
large and valuable stock. of goods.
| There Is reason 70 believe so.
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L.FIlnl-l.l.- E.sIn-rEE-rl !

AfD ~ ~ a<A6--EfDNl EEEHE
ffiAlA sDlte9 li1Ilfl GaHrGN uEE
a. iue LAmhor Business $40 hta ola stand
aL tlle corner Of Main add Seventh streets,
aun would spcctfully Inform tua public
That IBIS stock IE large and second to mono
y the aseorIueug, embracing Pine of 8.
thickness ana quality, from ihe mice.
Nlurd Common Saginaw Board up
Inrae-lHen hIrsl llelf FInui.
Also, nhD DOORS 0f Varioua thiG'rnag-
aud styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
WiudoFlf a.h5 Pine and Poplar HhInHlu
ana Iect tHlu, Mouldlnra, CASINO
GuHftcf-t l0nna, hc., He.
bfdCta frum The country river or IHf
nli8l pic nNNy.
ae2l usu JOHN F. GLOVES
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NO i- s.GE BUILDING LOTS two
u ursf.c.H.t .hHiIoIun ia.s. ina desirable
ta.ntipUs AVS $3.50 rarity removes 90 nn-
ulhrr own npHHife Boz business. the lois
Wflf hefeil cheap. Mechanics or l8horem
VIII medfi1le ni arH hive apIUnd d op-
p0f unltA ll se Hr0 o. ne4lrHDIa site for
Nune. Nl ord enNuce iUr speculation ia
I onerfd aE HE WALKER,
Der IfW Ifonl Estate Agent.
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:. ?. DavI.NI9I. - - Naaag8I
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CITY M I'd Nv s..

FRIDAY.................,...DEcEMBER %, ]
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Fg4EgVrLIFHY g ssL1GHr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20
Il :LOyG{ DeIiiOci'd!.'

a few days since young man by the
name OF Lake passed through this vii
Iagc on his way from Montreal TO SUIT
ton, y. IL, to vote for Sinclair. lie
did not hesitate to tell any one he con-
verscd with that he had received 500
and his expenses down and back for his
vote.
This loyal deDtoc'a was born and re-
sided in East Tennessee until the war
broke out, when ne entered the rebel ar
my. and served until johnson surrender
ed. On returning home after the war,
and mectiu" with rather cool reception
among the loyal TcnnrsseeanS, lie came
at once TO New Hampshire, where he
thought his patriotic services would be
appreciated. After attending CONNER
cial college at Concord, y. H., few
months, lac went 10 Montreal, and has
resided there ever since. 1t seems his
confidence in his democratic friends was
not misplaced NlpEo.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-20

t. 1t is unnecessary to call attention
to the interesting proceedings in congress
on Friday, at the time Mr.. Johnson was
called to appear before the Judgment seat
Oh the senate. 1t will be noticed that
the senate gives Mr.. johnson until next
Monday 10 prepare, when it is expected
his counsel will then ask for more time.
The general impression is that the trial
will go on without much delay, though
there are rumOrs that johnson will re-
sign, that Mosby's guerrillas are to kid
nap Stanton, and various other riIicu-
lous stories.