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INC ImprOYements in Paris.

The Paris correspondent Of an English paper
writes;--
Improvement certainly does march onwards
in Paris, and, like other marches, it costs great
deal OF money, as you will see by the following
statement Of Paris paper, which is, no doubt,
corect:-'The jury of appropriation has Just
decided on the indemnties TO be given to the
owners and tenants of houses in the Rues de la
Chaussee d'Antin, du Helder, and Taihaut
required for the prolongation Of the Boulevard
Haussmaun. The amount to be paid to the
landlords is II, ,0000 600 iranc1, and to the occu-
pants 1852, $50 francs. The lowest indemnity
10 any owner is 10000 francs, while Others
amount to l,lGO,OO0 francs, 100000 francs, and
l,950,00 francs.
at must be remembered that this street cuts
down and Though the best and the busiest
streets in Paris. 1t Is not wonderful. however,
that we have furniture, door and window taxes
''It is wonderful to walk about and simply
survey the changes Any one who looked out Of
the windows of the Grand Hotel six weeks ago
would not know where he was now. AT one
end OF the ne Boulevard Napoleon (close to the
Francais) there is already telegraph office, aud
at the other end, although there is only deyasta-
tion o.day, there will, have no doubt, be some
gigantic Improvement in progress tomorrow.
We have had great changes in Paris during tn =
last ten years, but believe the changes of th
last ten weeks viii be infinitely the most strik
ing to casual English visitors; they affect III
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m He AP p Z I / I Il FOR
TOBACCO DESTROYEDI

LEAVE 2FE GHEwING MSrh AMP Pos sM9EING THE
One box OF ORToN PREPARATION is 1Oarralted TO
destroy the appetite for tobacco in any person,
II 1T FAILS IN ANY cAss THE MONEY WILL BE
FUNDED; Il Is almost impossible to break Of rcoal
the OF tobacco by II mere exercise OF she VIII,
Something is needed to assist nature In Oyerco Mug
Tao EeTe 10 hs a oSe neR
used who willing to bear witness to the fact that
ORToNS PREPARATION completely destroys the ap
petite TOR tobacco and leaves the person a. free 0ne
pefjtcy SGjC and harmless Il, dU cases The Pfepara-
ion acts directly upon the same glands and Secretions
blood. ,toToughty cleansing the poison OF tobacco
from the system, and thus allayiug the ua'nattTal
No more HGHkeItng for Tobacco Uter, using Ortons
Preparation. RGcoLtect IL is lCmTdHted BeUare Of
o0''"e''S"S' RECOMMENDATIONS.
The following are a lew selected from the multitu-
dinous recommendations ia our possession.
.,-.,o..,o,, BANeoE Ne, April "a. "a. issS;
years past and last fifteen years have
ttt0 pounds per month. nave made attempts M
Year Ct time but always contln,ed e banker f5F
cnrsS 0o6s % e M EG9 nas
would resgmmend a M who are sceG nn With Ii 9S ter
1if tainiy cur cure il il the difeciols are toowsd, ~
GFrem E. W, Adkins KnozviIle, Ill; + fean ah .LD' W
extent that my bea5h had become greatly Impaired @
and my whole system deranged and broken down.
ration, and after using it found that completely
tobacco since using the Preparation, believe it to
be all that is s recommended and would advise all
who wish 10 quit the use o tobacco TO try box OF
Orton'a Pre- paratior. f.. w, ADKINS.
From John Morrill, Bangor, Me
BANGOR Me- Aarcn 81, 1868.
This Is to certify that have used tobseco for IS
years; hhve.tried many times leave off but have
suffered much from a dizziness in my head, and
gnaw ng at my stoms ch, thar have soon given up
the trial A short time since friend induced me TO
try Orton's Preparation Gold by you). heye done
so, and am completely cured. did not in the least
banker after tobacco, either to smoke chew after
began TO use the Preparation. ro,r,, ,,o,n,,r
Price of orton's Preparation Five Dollars per box,
forwarded to any part OF the count V. post paid.
receipt OF price. Money sent by mall at our rlak
Address @: b. COTTON, Proprietor, Box No. i7I8
Portland, Maine. 1rru,r1,or
We, the undersigned have had personal dealings
with G. b Cotton, and have found him reliable and
ing the confidence OF the pubic:-
s. Is. Richardson, Rev. j. S. Green. DIR. g. b. Gowel
Portland, NJ e.: Charles II. orrill. Bddetord Nj e. E.
III. Boyle, Atty, Belfast, Me-; Alon2o Barnard Ban
gor e.; VIM. y. Sweet, Esq. West Mansheld Mass,
III, M. Bog nton, East Acworlh, N. H.; NJ. Quimby,
Saint townsville, N. Y. Sz96G
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE gN9U7ANoG.
Liverpool and LondoN md GlobE
Insurance Company,
AM@ETS
SEVENTEEN MILLIONS.
Short Term, Perpetual, Floating, and Rent
Policies issued on favorable terms.
Oflce, No. 6 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
ATWOOD SMITH,
eI5sm GENERAL AGGNT
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURE
ture OF Pennsylvania, 1885
Office, Southeast ,corn>r THIRD ard WALNUT
sITee!s, Phil2depliai
On Vessels, Cargo, ~ Freight TO all parts OF the
INLAND iNsGUiRANUEs
Cn Goods. by river cans lake and land carriages TO
sl paris o. 'ne FIRE ms sURANoEa
Or stores Dwelling Ho1see' e'c.
ASSETS OF TIEN COMPANY
s2OcCOO United states Five Per Cent 100000.
12ocoO United states Five Per Cent '.''''''
10000 Unlte stase5 8i0 Per Gent 'o,''
Cent, .., ........ 80 O7O 90
Ioan exempt rom szJ..,..,..- i25 625 Ol
Loan ............... 81 OoOOC
Wv lioi gage slx. Per Ceat. Boad,- l9sooOO
N'V'' M6Iigag- Elk Per Cent aonds. % $500
six Per Cent. bonds (PFnnsyl-
Vania Rallroai guAran teed l... 10000 90
'O''V Cent Loans ,,,. '.g . 100000
Loan..................... $4,000
Sas InseTs,3 G0ppsgy sgyySBesS SBtaSSlpn By aa@ the
city city Of ~ philsdeiP .~. 5000 90
MIA Raiirosd Corr pany So $4,000
SyivSna Railroad ComoSnv- 8,OOOOO
''O 'V and ntEESs soathesH SH0S Mall steSmSRp snip
6rst enp Ia i'Suc on CITY Propo!Ey... 2Ol9oOO
ll,lM,4Orsr. Market value. illO2,SO25j
Essl Futate-'. ....,,..,........ S8rOOOOO
Bah ne es due at Xgcnces~Pcs- '''1'0 0'
miums On Marine Policies
s.oe6I5 due the Com papy..:....... 80. 4a,88l'98
etoos and scrip of sundIy 1ns1-
c,yn :, O., }5076OO estimated ya!1e...... 8,O7 90
Cash In DrsSS Sis}9 9I.la
''''''''''''''''''''' - 1885 81
,rr,, g. 5O7, ,6O5l5
ThomsB c. HSnd James O. Hand
John Z, Davis, > Samuel = S-oEps
Edmund q. Souder. James Trauuatr,
Josep. II. Seal, Wnlism q. Ludwig,
Iheophilus Pauldng, Jacob p. Jones,
Hugh Craig james B, Mcfarland,
EdWerd Darlington Joshua F. Eyre
John X. Penrose, John ID. IsyloT'
II. Jones Brooke, spencer UcIlgare,
Henry Sloan, Henry Q. Uallett, Jr,
George G. Leiper, GEORGE w. BeruerdOn,
William q. Boulton, ID. 4. Morgan, plItsburg,
Edward LafourCade, j, b. Semple -
Jscob Riegel, - A. b. Berger,
THOMAS G. HAND, President,
- JOHG Q. DAVIS, Vice President,
HENRY LYLBDRN, SecreLery
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err which they most respect and look for

quarter which they most respect and look for
ward to visiting.
"Our readers may remember the day when we
thought that the Palais Royal (where nobody
ever goes now, the Rue de Rivoli and the Rue
de la Pax were the only parts of Paris dG 10 be
visited by traveller. Those ideas have been
destroyed by boulevards and gas; bat the Rue
de la Paix always held its own. There we're
gltterng jewellers wares pretty bonnets, aud
other attractions to be seen through the fine
windows, and so people naturally strayed that
way; hut any one awakiug and looking out Of
his window at the Grand Hotel would now be
likely to imagine that chaos had come again, or
at least that the old Street of Peace had dis
appparpd.O
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SUMMER RESORTS.
COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE MAY.
THE COLUMBIA HOUsG,

THE COLUMBIA HOUs@,
AT Cape IslaAd, n. J.,
was opened on the 25th Of June.
Situated but few rods from the beach, with three
hundred good bathing standing directly at the
surf, and with hne shade trees upon the lawn, this
house must surpass any other the Capes as we'll for
Its outside attractions ana convenences for It's
tensive and well regulated interior.
The COLUMBIA has long been sustained by SUBJ
stanal and select patronage from all parts OF tho
country and its appointments may be depended upon
as strictly hrstclRss, For rooms, etc., address
GEORGA j. BOLTON, Proprietor,
CAPE ISLAND N. j.,
BOTTOMS HOTEL,
6l2 fnwtt HARRISBgRG, Pa.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
EIR E-P r O OF SAFES.

$4,000 in Money, valuable Books and
Papers perfectly preserved through the
fire of July go, 1868, at Doves Depot,
South Carolina, in one Of MARYIN'S
SAFES, owned by
DE LORME & DOVE.
$4,000 feet of Lumber destroyed in our
Planning Mill in Brooklyn, May Is, 1868.
All our Money, Papers, and Books, saved
in excellent order in a MARVIN'S SAFE,
Alum and Dry Plaster.
SHEARMAN BROS
Both Of the above were VERY SEVERE
TESTS.
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TRUSSES.

S@l! "SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUES
&A5SSSs NO. l347 Ga ESt IN street. TniE Iruss cor.
Eestly appled viii cure and retain with the mo
dincut rupture always clean light, easy, SAFE and
comfortable used IN bathing, htted to form, never
ruelh, breaks sol 8, becomes timber, moves from
porter 6y which the oLhere Colpulent, and Lsdies
perfect supports very light, neat, and eecLual. Pile
@ shoulder Braces ElastIe stockings 70
Leather IruASes. halt usual price Lady In attends
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28

INFORMATION WANTED.-D. w. Elledge
Of Pleasant Hin, Lane county, desires Informs
ton regarding Simon Gilbert, aged % years
Il 10 understood that he left Grande Ronde
Valley this spring one year ago, for the Owy.
hes mines, taking team Of four horses and
wagon. Any person that can give any infor
nation regarding him viii confer favor upon
has parents By addressing ID. w. Elledge. Plea
can't Hill, Lane County, 0regos. Idaho papcri
are requested to publish this notice. ortlaad
HeraM March 10Th. 1885,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28

BLOODY WoRK.-A messenger came TO this
city late on Thursday night, direct from owy-
hee, with information that the hostile parties
engaged ia holding armed possession Of, portions
Of the Ida Elmore and Golden Chariot lodges,
in that region, had como to active. bloody an
counter. Az we learn the factss . man EN-
ployed as guard By the Ida Elmore party be
trayed his trust. and allowed tho Geldsn Char
lot party to take possession Of portion ofithe
ground held BY the former. The invading force
was soon anet by furce 81 aggrsssed party,
and collision ensusd, which resulted in the
dsatk Of one HOlgate, Of the invaderH, and the
wsounding, mortalIy. It was fsarsd,l Of ono Of
the resulting party. i This occurred on che
night Of Tuesday last. On. Wednesday night
again hostilities were resumed, and four or
more persons were killed or severely wounded
a Che side Of the invaders The casualties on
the part IL the aegtessed were not known
when when the messenger LEFT. The,sarwsa raging
at that time, with little presPeet of . ssssation
until further bloody york gfhepN b the un.
happy consequence. sGema1sggs
This il the report 81 Tho terrible difficulty,
1--WE have received h from dikintsts6tsd per.
cons, who obtained their Information from ths
mssseneer. Rumors ~ ot ~ !lrests TIT .
M II named Grayson, - Srnner "a Golden
ChaEiotledge. and ansIhar,nane1 1G0loEsYers
killed but We cannot trscs thsae rumors y
- '...1ssss$ VIZ a &~.~ rC3t4 - LIZ 49, IL
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28

IMrrArED STANTON. The Walla Walla
.Statssmam Of March Goth tells Of r. II, Hewitt,
late Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of Washing
ton Territory, having refused to surrender TO
his successor, Frank Henry, the books, papers,
&c. Of the Office, q Ia Stanton. But Hewitt
was taught q lesson by the Court for his con-
tempt Of its mandate, for he was made to pay
a fine of 5000 and costs. The next thing We
shall hear of the case, perhaps. win b that
Hewitt win have the Court impeached. All
the small fry rogues may a. well copy after the
big scoundrels. li xa ssn1 ie ssTsaes
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28

gWRATHY.--The San Francisco 1Smes. Rad
ical, is irate at the California Legislature for
having tabled petition from the Grand Army
Of the Republic praying Tor an appropristion
10 have statue OF Col. +. ID. Baker placed in
the National Pantheon In Washingtou. The
7imes may not recollect that many signers Of
the petition were the very mea who. ~ vigi'
lantes, drove Col E. d. Baker from San Fran.
cisco In 1866. simply for acting n council IN
behalf Of Cora. for The killing Of Gen. Richard
con. The same men who lawlessly hass Cora.
and bsuishsd Baker. now bowifor The impesch.
mcnt Of the President Tor the alleged violation
Of . law which 10 maniiestly unconstitutional.
Grand Army Of Rogues. rather.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28

WILLOW CREEK MINES. "A letter appears
in the Boise Democrat Of last Wednesday. from
Ell Dorado, Willow creek mines, March l4th,
in which the writer says business is not lively
by any means = that water j. the great want.
and no bitches ofimportance have been brought
in; that the mining season cannot last longer
than three months until water is plenty that
there are in. all the camps from 800 to 1000
persons goods are ~ cheap as in Boise City
"greenbacks all the 60" and. (which 10 cer-
tainly not very good sign. almost everybody
who got claims by location want to SELL" Fire
wood is SIS per cord, lumber $40 per 1000 feet
The country is barren and mountainous. !"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28

LEMH1 ITxlss Srop she Montana Poet d
M.r5h 14lh, NJ extract the follow ing .7lsns,
which appear II i Leesburg correepondenco
From Dec. 2Qth until Feb. 2oth eonmunica-
ton between Eoebnrg - Salu6n CITY VS.
open op3y loot avels ~ xe11 a deep
snov M y 61u
.,,I'!!. s ~. 8 { W. " -! & !. z:
son. y Diaeozely qoa.3ps!y Zen.
feet, and i within 80 feet 81 tho surface, on
the bed rock. DR.. Price ard others have con-
ress . ns'i bSy!s ss,. sp al. spring f5r
Cheyenne 0fe0n River and the Sw0etwster:
In the pursuit,of the Indians who. murdered
ESteyens 6 His cabin, down along Salmon river,
a short time AFRO. the companies from Leesburg
and Salmon CITY met at the mouth Of Nappiaa
creek rot onIthe right 4trail. and in Q running
fight killed two savagea. The rest escaped up
The fine bridge which r. h. Johns WAS hav-
inn built over salmon river at Salmon City.
was torn away by ice. Ii was nearly built
The weather had been extremely cold, and
Salmon river was frozen s0lid. Snow was one
foot deem in L8mhi Valley. nsnnTayea .ta1pg.
n, About 500 minors and others were IN Lemhi
Basin, and 100 pers0ns at Salmon City, ao
r. w. III. III. Thatcher writes from Leesburg.
March 4th, that banda are scarce there at "
per day, 10 work in tho mines. The Pioncer
Company, of Sierra and Coffee gulches, viii
give employment 10 so men ut IS per day, and
will commence about april Lat. Other CON-
panies in the same gulches will employ from
20 TO 80 men. Thatcher concludes his letter
thus: Smith q Malkey. Of Bear Track, cay
that 90 u,en can 6ad work in that gnlch. Pot
ter Il Co. inform me that 30 men will DO need.
ed in Wards gulch 8 Smith e. Arnet's gulchca
are in l,Ae manner deficient in men; Nappiaa
sulch, which has the largest number Of paying
claims,i will In all probability furnish employ.
ment for 200 hands. Upon o carsfal estimate
I believe that / am justified 10 asserting that
On Immigration of 30 miners could find i'm.
mediate employment in this Basin alter the ls'
0f April. II fss.s4xS saH a8fH8 sf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28

GRkAr During January,
1881 persoos. who were out Of employment
and destitute In New York city, received ..
sistance from the Association for Improving
the Condision Of tho Poor. and AHA others
were reported In nesd, 10 be relieved. Thoa.
sands were reported starving and freezing,
men, women and children. Neyer before wa
such destitstion known there ]. boz e a6
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28

Tnx Boise City papers rarely ever reach ~
until the day succeediag their date Of publ,ca-
tim ;--thus we get the Stasesmas Of Tuesday
on Wednesday evening. snd the issue Of Thurs
day on Friday evening; the Deaocrat Of Sat
urday On Sunday evening. and tho issae ot
Wednesday On Thursday evening. Cant you
do better than that, neighborsf We send you
both the WORLD the day Of qualifications. A
the boy said about kissing. rssaiiate.
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THURLOw WEED i ab1s
public lite with q competency
HAND CARs.-Thrco hand cars, dor 'us6 On
the Dalles and Cello railroad, have been re-
Gently brought to Dalles City, from California.
3 GLAD TO LEARN So.-The Walla Walla
.sStatsssaa says that Gov. Moore, Auditor John
NJ. Murphy. and Treasurer Benz. Harmed. OF
Washington Territory. are Democratssns ~

q PLAYING CHARoN.-Daniela Mclaughlin,
formerly Of this city. and subsequently editor
Of the Salt Lake Yedette, has charter for =
ferry on the North Fork of the Platte rlver'
on the road from Cheyenne to the Sweetwater
mines, aad is going to be rich, il i said BY
Cheysnne paper. rsee aslnq.ih n4ded
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28

WHICH u CoRaECT f-Daring the week,
the tslegraphic dispatches have reported
John o.Br5en. member HON Cszhel. ststsd IN The
House ~ Commons that args body q ths Irish Do
not sympsahiss with tAs Fsntana. s9 @@ AH
And also-- ss s1e ei ae&
John OpBrssn. member from CAshci, h dad. A
large body Of shs irish sympsshise with TN fenans
10 may DO Of small consequences 10 the tcls'
graph operators to know which Of these twc
widely different reports 10 true. but IL certain
y b Of the highest importance 70 Mr.. jobs
O'Brien 10 know whether be b dead or not.
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TAdministrator's Sale
Is HEREBY iGIVENTHr

IN In pursuance Of a order OF the protn.
Court Of tbs county OF Boise, In the Terrisory q
Idaho, made on the Fifth day Of March. A. D. isS
IN the matter Of the estate Of Nathan Phillp. n.
ceased, the anderxigned. Administrstor of ssid q
taae, viii sei at public Auction, to the highest bdds
for csAh, on aas 8
TAuSsaay, the 23d Day Or April, Isss,
AZ n O'Clock, T.. 1t the Ranch Of Martin Smith on
the Payette river. two miles below Picket cornl II
said county, ths following personal property, toxii.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28

Coon DEcIsIoS.-The Supreme Court Of
California have decided that Police Jadse Pro-
vines 1T San Francisco shall act % Police Com.
missioner. The decision enables Che Demo
Gratis to remove tbs Radicals from the polios
and sppoint Democrats About city removals
and appointments, had been. made up 70 last
accounts. ss.s slss4x Il 4sl as4s1 I'd ltlts,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28

MILITARY MovEMkSTs- From tho r0re.
land dssIics of March i2Oth, We learn tAat Co.
r 25d U. 3. Infantry, % men, have rsschsd
Fort Vancouver from Camp Watson, 70 relieve
Capt MoGilvrsys Company, which j. ordered
10 eiska Capt Pisrcs's Artillery Company
also % from Fort Hteilacootn to Sitka. . n
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28
96 Head Of Cattle,
Q Wagons, ~
IS Cable Chains,
49, - 49,.
A lot Of OK yokes,
A horse, saddle and bride,
One Henry's rife,
A lot of groceries,

and I'll other peraonAi property belonging 70 I'D y
tate. Iwili be q said place Of sale from satrrh!
April 18th. 1855, until the day Of sale. and VII ~
any a aid property 81 private sale 70 persons WIN
ine 20 make purchase Of the same. Said properly
viii be offered In lots 10 suit purchaser, and pl
ment n b inside In grsenbackM
FREDERICK HAFEND0RrER Il
Idaho city. March 2S- ns2td. Administered
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DETERMINED TO BE 4 LIAR.-Since E. C..
Sterling has come out in his card in tho Boise
Statesssaa, admitting all that we had stated 10
be true, and pronourcing al that Reynolds
said TO be false, the latter in his rage blnrts
cut thus: 8p 81
swshase rspea.sdly proven every word hat o'xssra
says shout Il to be false. e.ss
This preposterous assertion places Reynolds
in wofal plight In the frst place, he publish
es certain things on information from Sterling
he says he reiterated them. on further inter
view with Sterling; finally, Sterling publicly,
as be had before privately, declared that he
had never told Reynolds anything Of the kind
and now Reynolds, to back up his original per.
version Of that which Sterling told him, and 10
maintain his reiteration Of that Terversion,
comes boldly out with . lie on biz own account,
by asserting that all he has stated q trse, when
in the same article he admits that he knew
nothing Of the facts only ~ they were told him
By Sterling. who has, a. we say, declared oil
that Reynolds stated was false. But in this
Reynolds has merely changed base mot habit
he win lie anyhow; and since Sterling has moi
permitted him to stand a. representative
liar, be has become, on his sole account, liar
direct. And he seems to think that his own
unsupported assertion that the World haa
been wrong il proof to thatefect. Why, Rey'
nolds, no one at all acquainted with your char
acter 10 gullible enough to believe word thai
you state or aver; all know that you are de
termined to be a liar, and that you are - zig
orous ~ you are inscriptions in that line.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28

'TIME or ELrcrloNA cnAx0Ep.-Ths ~
has become . Inv, 70 change the time e elsct
ing Representatives n Congress from Callsbr
Mis-, The slsStion win therefore come a iii
ensuing Fan far ethres Representative Nh
win tnke thsit seats; setually OF coastr6ceivsly
on Masch i60s go, a"I'as !. la'''l''s
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04
John Nevin of ljnderhil, a ns.

John Nevin of bnderhlil, "a M.
tive Of Ireland, il Thought to be the
oldest person III Vermont, being III
years ot age. lie did considerable
farm work this season.
THE AGGREGATE GRAND IIsr.
OF VEkNiONE-rhr following is the
ago regate grand hat for Vermont f..
the year 1855:
Number OF polls, l33,92Q.
Number of dogs, l2,lGb.
Number of acres, j,OOS,6S0.
APPRAISED OF real estate, SILL.
l72,ll3.
Appaisel OF personal estate, sci,
oiG,O0l.
One per cent. $3.50, 1891.
Deduction. slU0.
a last for State taxes, al ,075,sIi,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04

/ The verdict of the cOrOner'S inry on
the Fultor-N. Y. ferry disaster.
eensures nobody. but says the col,
iisIon was due To the excess of pas
sensers on the Hamilton, which rem.
dered her unDnanageable in such a
state OF tide
A steam engine of $50 horse pow
er III Printing House square at New
York runs l2J printing presses,
three fourths of Il mile OF sAaft!ng
and a mile OF betting.
II j. reported that Spanish Re.
public he's been proclaimed at Mad,
rid.
At Green Bay, Wis. both parties
joined IN a Publication meeting,
democrats marching in processiou
with such notices rs the Peoples
Choice" 1--WE Submit, Grant Us
Peace" and "Let us be Iliends,'
au' joined in the Illumination.
Bonner has presented Graut With
his celebrated Aogee Dexter.
As the feol dieth has died the
Marquis o. Hastings, d peer of Eng
land, Of Scotland, aud OF Ireland.
On attaining his majority he madam
income II four huudred Thousand
dollars, a yr9} aud SeyeFri "nije 81.
Horse races ran of with most Of his
property other foIlics, aad things
worse than fc les, did the res-, and
at the age of 20 years he died, d
WORKOUT old man.
The Rmsiau Minjstc. of FOREIGN
Affairs has iss.cd am order requir-
ing an travellers III Ugh the empire
10 he provided with passports, which
must Ue re gisteleO IN all the cities.