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syrofuiou> contamination until they were painful
iy affecting, have been radically cured in such
-Iti uumtorS IN almost every section Of the couu-
Try, that the public scarcely need to bc informed
81 Its virtues OF uses.
SHptH.oas poison Is one Of the most destructive
enemies afourrace. Often, this uusesn and uniclt
tenant OF the organism undcrInlHes the constitu-
non' and invites the attack OF enfecbling or fatal
diseases, without exciting suspicion Of its pres
"noe. Again. 1t seems to breed infection through
out the body, and then on some favorable occasion
rapidly develops into one or other OF ITS hIdeous
FORMS either upon the surface among the yItAls.
In the latter tubortles may bc suddenly deposited
IN the lungs, or heart or tumors formed III the
liver, or II shows It's presence by eruptons on the
SKIN. ~ foul ulcentlons on some part of the body,
Hence the occasional Use Of bottle OF this SarSa-
paFiua Is advisable, even when no active symp-
toms Of disease appear. Persons afflicted with the
on'"ing complaints generally find immediate re-
yi' I4i. at length, cure, by the use Of tins SAES-
AfARlLLA: st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or IrysIr,-
elias, letter, salt Rhcum, Seald Head. Rinenorri,
Sore Eyes, sore Ears, and other eruptions or Wis.
lhlo forms of Scroiulous disease. Also in the
more concealed forms as Dyspepsia, nrofsy
Heart Disease, Fits Epilepsy, Neuralyil, and tho
various UlccTous affections of the muscular and
nervous system.
Syphilis or Nenoreal and Mercural Diseases are
cured by il though long time is required tor
subiuing these maladies by any medicine. But
long continued use of this medicine viii cure the
complaint. Leucorrh9a or Whites, Uterus IT,
cerations, and Female Diseases, are commonly
soon renewed and ultimately cured by Its purity
ing ana lhrigoratng effect. Minute Directions
FOR each case are found in our Almanac supnlied
gratis. Rheumatism and Gout, when caused by
aCcumulations of cxtraneous matters in The Hood
yield quickly to II, as also Liver COMPLAINTS Tor
pidity, Congestion OF inflammation OF the Liver,
and Jaundce, when arising as they often do
from the ranking poisons in the blood Thi,
sarsaparilla is great restorer for the strength
and vigor OF the system, Those who are Ianr1id
and Listless, Dependent and Sleepless and
troubled with Nervous Apprehensions or Fears
or any of the affections symtpomatic of Weak.
ness, will find immediate relief and convincing
evidence of its restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED DY
On. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mas
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
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IIIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FE-

IL MALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
DT. Dow, Nos, and Endieott street, Boston,
is consulted daily Tor all diseases incident 10 me
female system. PTolaIsus uteri or falling OF the
Womb, FluOr Albus, Suppression, and other
Menstrual Demngements, are all treated upon
new pathological principles, and speedy rebel
guaranteed Ia very lev days,
pr. bow has no doubt, had greater experience
ia the eur. al diseases o women and children than
any Other physician IN boston
boarding Recommendations iur patients who may
wish 10 stay IN Boston tow days under hls usat.
Inent,
N,R-Au letters must e0hiaiuTour red stamps
or they will not bv answered,
Othee hours nom a IN 10 spm. l7-ly
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rHE FINKLE s LYON 80. 3

j IOCh sIIItH FAMILY HLWINH Nv
CHINE.-This machine possesses the goal lnaI''
ei,lly suIsrior m the applications Of our own I'M
proyements The needle Is straight and SELF
adjusting, aud will do every kind OF work 10 l"I'
f,Gtian-sewlng trOm finest lace 20 leather WIN
the same needle and tension aAlns ~ the SIM
plest machine yet invented.
Princiial New England othoc, SIS Washington
strret Hlstan, Mas,
y, :. SWEET, General Agent
Manutlcfu r,l BY the Fnkle and Lyon Manu-
f,eturin. Company, Mildlrt0wn, Ct, 10 whom or
thar General Agents all orders should D. adj
dressed.
send tlr etrrultr aud samples OF work, 3i'wim
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FOR SALE,

The subserl.oT uiiors valuable iaIm luG sale,
situated IN the east part u Mount Holly, a'nul
one mite from MechanlCsyllle and one AMI han
miles troIn Hsaldylle, SAID farm belongs TO tht
town al Mount Holly, and contains about ~
arres Ii will be sold with OF without the stock
a suit the purchaser, Terms easy.
ALFRED CROWLEY, Assent
Mount Holly, Sept. Z, lstS S'"N"
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

I.-gH u NUVF'W" |"-I'
HORACE g. WOOD, A..y .ur Petitioner.
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HARRISON. POTATO.

HARRISON POTATO. - WITH
4 out doubt this is the handsomest ana most
prolific Of oil the late maturing varieties We
have field OF several acres, winch, with only or
binary cultivation, will yield two bushels to the
rod. Others report still larger yield. We Will
I'LL all cash orders for three dollars per barrel de-
hvered on the cars, or FOR dollar per bushc on
our farms, until We advertise to the contrary.
=. o. address, Granville, y. i.
HEEL HOLLISTER & son.
Pawlet, October LIST, 1865. i0w3y
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Yeaal Aotiffs.
cTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- Of Rutland, a., The Probate Court lor the
District OF Rutland,
Perry, late of Rutland, IN sni District, de-
ceased, testate, ukLtflAu'
By the authority Of the State oil Vermont, You are
hereby notified % appeaT bti0rc the said Probate
Court al the tpssto I,o ~ hallahH' "a S,'I s's'
II show cause, II any you have, Why certain tn'
strument, IN writing, tiled ia said court, and pun,
porting 20 b. the last will aud testament OF said
Deceased should not IL proved and allowed,
Dated az Rutland, IN said district, tins -Ath day
OF September, \, D, ls6S
w. O. EDGERToN,
iO.wSws second Register
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

During the past year attempts have been made
BY yarIuu. individuals, in tins city and other
places 20 obtain portion OF our trade by adopt
ing n1luc as nearly resembling our own as they
dare 10, and also adopting style OF doing busi-
happy to state, however, that they have met with
but very little success in dcceiying the oommuni-
ty The people Of this country are too intelligent
to be dupcd by either Irnltators or pretenders to
any considerable extent. But our customers VIII
please be particular when ordering goods by letter
70 direct to "lhe Great American Tea Company
Nos. 81 and IS Ncsey street, Post Office box 5Gi3,
New York City, otherwise Their orders may get
miscar1ed. lgw6m
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GRAND OPENING FOR TIN

have Just returned rrom m.rss, vita to =
selection OF
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ST LOUIS AND IEUN NOUN

ST LOUIS AND leon NOUN
- tam Railroad Company seven per cent first
Mortgage Bonds February and August coupons
The arnIus~ ut the completed road to Pilot Knob
arc NOW more than the interest on the entire
mortgage. The proceeds Of these bonds adding
20 The security every day. over 100000 have
been spent Oh the property. and not over g 900 900
OF bonds issued thus far. The constantly lncreas-
ng traffic OF carrying Orc, with the prospect of
controlling all the travel from ST. LOUIS to the
Southern states, ensures an enormous revenue.
The Directors own $40 OF the stock for invest
nrut ana are interested 10 enIici the property as
well as 10 economic its expenses.
TIOS. ALLEN, President, St Louis Mo.
We, the undersigned, cordially recommend these
seven per cent mortgage bonds of the st. Louis
and Iron Mountain Railroad, as good security.
The revenue Of the road will be large, and the ad-
ministration Of the affairs OF the Company s in
capable and experienced hands, and is entitled to
the greatest confidence of the public.
James ) Thomas, Mayor of st Louis; John j.
Roc, Pres st Louis Chamber of Commerce w
Fox, Pres 81 Louis Board Of Trade; Barton Bates,
Prs North Missouri Railroad; II Britton, Pres
Pres Of the Mcr Nat Bank Of st Louis Geo II
Rea, Pres Second Nat Bank of st Louis; Jas b
Eads, Chief Eng 81 Louis and Ill Bridge Co: Geo
w Taylor, Pres Pacific Railroad lof Mo. John Il
l.iontgrgcr, Pres T Bank, 81 Louis Adolphus
Meier, Nice-Ires Union Pacific Railway: Robert
Barb, Pres German saving Institution; VIM
Tassjt Pres Traders Bank st Louis
NEW YORK REFERENCES:
T., u. Morgan & Co, 5. Candy.
J II. swift, w T, Blodgett,
Isaac y. Phelps, 4. Il. Emo,
W. V. Brady, Geo. d. Phelr@.
Pamphlets with detail. can be had at,the New
Io'k Agency. a limited number OF Bonds will
be sold at the low pnce of SIS, giving the accrued
interest TO the buyer. Parties living out Of the
city, not having correspondents here can send
their funds TO the cashier of the Bank OF the State
Of New York, and bonds will be returned. by ex-
press free OF charges, II. q. MARQUAND,
Vice Pres No az Wall ~
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YARNS FOR SALE--ONE CON.

l. AhMS IOR SALEI---ON IL CON
L tanning i20 acres, and known as the Elijah
ATncs farm, one-half covered with heavy wood and
timber, the remainder good tillable and, COM
Portable buildings and situate between Castleton
and West Rutland. The other 800 acres one
third wood and timber, land known as the Old
Thornton Farm, near Bird Mountain. The wood
and valuable spruce, ash and maple timber on
these farms will more than pay the prices asked
for them, and they vii DC sold on very reasonable
terms
! also wish to sell or lease farm in Poultuey,
with comfortable buildings. Said farm is near
VIM l.. Farnam's, on the road leading from Fair
haven 20 sampton Corners, and between the yalu-
able slate quarries of l.. spaulding and Vim,
Wing. A,rare chance for slate makers. Apply to
the subscriber, or G. NJ. WILLARD.
r. E. MEANWHILE.
Csstleton, January It'll, 1865. mN
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- OF Rutland, $, The Probate Court Tor the
District OF Rutland,
10 an person, concerned GREETINa;
Whereas, Frednek Pamenter, Trustee Of Geo,
A. DAVIS, OF Mt, Holly, having presented ms pe'
tition 20 said court, IN whiting, representing That
he holds, trs &c Aforesaid, certain real estate
situate IN said Mt. Holly, II being about twenty
acres nf land, OF which Polly Pratt, the mother
Of aid Gcuuc, died seized that Il would b" con.
dusiye 20 the interest al said ees'ul que trust %
sell said Fval estate, and invest ~" ptoseels Of
such sale in such manner rs said court shall di-
rect.
Therefor, II is ordered that al por,1ps rop-
es,rnel be notified Ca appear before sad irabate
Court at tho Probate Office, m Rutland, IN SAID
District, on the 50 Tuesday OF October, \, ID.
1865 BY publication Of the substance % stti pa
tiuon together with certified copy OF this order
thTee We Ks successfully, previous thrnio, m the
I Rutland HERALD, a newspaper printed 4 kut-
Land, Aforesaid, 10 show cause, II any thnl have,
why said license should not be granted, Therefore,
By the authority 81 the state Of Vermont, You
are hereby notified 10 appear before SAID Court,
at the Probate Office IN Rutland, IN said district,
I on the 81 Tuesday of October, \. u, lNs, 10
show cause, II any you have, why said license
\ should not be- granted, ~ 49,,
Dated at Rutland in said district, tins .Sth day
W. q. EEGERTON,
| i0w3ws Second Register,
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PRICE list or NTcuEIl's uEooRAriur- roN
tSIUNIl,Ios ANp FAruNNur.
Retail Introduction. Exchange
First Lessons, 90 80 a. SO Old hook and s0 -
Primary, 81 Go ~
lulprmrilAtu. 81 i 40 | 90
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TESTIMONIAL.
IL r, gard Mr. Eddy one Of tho most capable
ana successful practitioners with whom have had
ot,i sal lutyIgoure.'
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
~ haze no hesItatIouIu assuring inventors that
They cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy and more capable OF putting their ap-
rIe3'lons IN form TO secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
Edmund BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
:" Nj Il, II, Eddy Ia, made for me THIRTEEN
applications, III all but ONE Of which patents have
been granted, and that one is now pending. Such
unmlstakable proof Ot great talent and ability on
his part, leafs me- 90 recommend all inventors to
apply to hun to procure then Patents, rs They may
be sure OF having the most faithful attention be-
slowed On Their eases, ana at very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGHART."
Boston, Jan. !, lSUs. l:wly
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.R. BOYCE'S EXPECToRANT.

nR. BOYCE'S
HAIR siRENGTH.
The best preparation for tie hair -,
1t contains no sulphur OH or dye, and viii not
color the scalp or soil the finest cambric.
1t will restore gray hair to its natural color,
and prevent its falling off
1t is not excelled as a hair dresser.
II promotes its luxurant growth, rendering
it soft, youthful and glossy, and when the roots
are not gone, will make 1t grow on bald heads.
Every bottle warranted.
Only 50 cents a bottle. Try H.
FRANCIS FENN'& co,
Prop'letors,
80 Rutland, Vt.
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CERTAIN CURE IN AILCASES

~ ~ III II V@tEFIsIJ
y OR NO CHARGE MADE.
IN Dow Is consulted daily, from a. IN. 10 S p.
m, as above, upon all difficult aud chronic diseases
Of every name and nature
Dr. Dow, Nos. and Endcott street Boston
Those whose need the service. Of an experienced
physician and surgeon should give him a call.
y, B.-Dr. Dow imports and has for sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail
Two for 81 and a red stamp.
Boston, April, 1865. E-lv
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alr,u advertisements.
gOR SAIE.---WHAT Is

EARN FOR SALE,---W hal -
known as the old Church farm, sltaalel ~
The tosns u Chester and ,ayendish, ! miles miles
,rem (ias.ets and I miles NOM PToetorsNlll,
s,a,,oHs cantaining $50 acres, buildings IN good
Tsnair' sali farm Is suitably divided into mes
low. pastnrags and Mood land. There Is ennasp
SooA standing ON the taTm 10 pay tor ", has
wishing 90 purchase vail do wvll 10 sAat I =
auiTe on the pItmises OF v,,pp
3SWam II. " "Atf'%'
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4 GENTS WANTED
y Nllr or irnalr, FOR the

LIFE Of YIN, uLANI
By Henry c Defining, under the sanction ana
authority OF Cen Grant huns,t. The most Ia
teu-.ly interesting hsTaiby "'"r Published IN
AmrrIyt.
AGENT. ar. rapAuus astonishing salps Of this
WORK tine agent reports 20 subscribers IN tW3
tAys. another 30 saL-gllLa!- ~ one day ana
many others from 10 20 IS pr day. Those de-
slrru, ~ a pleasant and lucrative business WI
Amply immediately and SECURE choice OF i'nI'
t,fg. Iiu largest commissions gwen. IuF par
a.u-as- Apply to ur a4Lfs
- SCRANTON 81 co., Huioul, g.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT-

| IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT-
1 Ed. Or. Dow continues 20 be consulted at ms
Office, Nos. and . EulIeOtt stItct, Boston, on
al diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of vcncra
and impure blood, lmpotenry, scrolula, Con
orThoa, Ulcers Pain and Distress in the region OF
Procrcation, Inflammation OF the Bladder and
Kidneys Hydrocee, Assesses, Humors, frighttul
swelhngs, and the long ira OF horrible symptoms
attending tins class OF disease are made to become
as harmless as the simplest waihngs Of cold.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DR.. Dow deyotes a large portion Of his time to
the treatment OF those cases caused by secret and
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind,
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Dizziness Of tho
Head, Dimne>s of sight, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Dyspepsia, Nervousness. DerangCmCnt Of the
Digestive functions, symptoms OF Consumption,
&c. Such persons should, before contemplating
matrimony, consult physician of experience, and
be Mt once restored TO health and happiness.
Patients who wish to remain under BOWS treat
ment Will be furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country with tull
directions
DIR. Dow has also for sale the French Capottcs,
warranted the best preventive. Order by mail.
Three for 81 and 4 red stamp, Fly
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THE EYE. THE EAR.
CANCERS ;

Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the serni-annual examination OF Teach
ers for this town, will take place at the School
House, at Shrewsbury Center, NOVEMBER It'll,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, and any Teacher not appearing
there, viii not be examined unless they can pre-
sent an excuse such the law recognizes. All the
Teachers Of the town already having certificates,
and all interested patrons, especially the COM
mittees ct the several Districts, are urged 20
attend. while the public generally are invited.
WARREN MOONEY
supt. Of Schools.
Shrewsbury, Vt, Oct. "a, 1865. 42w3y
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Catalogues aud Circulars, giving fuu informal
ton, with list Of Mr.. Corners works Of Penn. an
ship, Bookkeeping, Navigation, &C. sent by mail,
or may be had free at the College, S23 Washington
street, corner Of West street, Boston 1swsw
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Arw ADVERTISEMENTS.
DARTRAM & FANToN
ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MACHINES

For Family and Manufacturing Purposes
PriEe Medal at Paris Exposition and American
Institute Fair in lsel. IL challenges eompeuuon
tor neatness durability and variety exeels other
first class machines IN amount and simpnei'y o'
attachmsnts. Prices same as other hrst-elAsa
machines. A..
ksAgents wanted in every city and town .,n ~
New England, on BY counties, Comialss' ''a -,
large, Circulars sent Tree, Address
& lASIoS MIRO Co., Danbaiy, eoln,
EAMIY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
New Haven, Conn. Limited 10 ten pupils
FAN term begins Sept, 81. joan Z, Loytli-
Principal Testimonials nom the Rev, pI, BUD
dington, the Rev, Or, bacon, the Rev, IL; w
heeeher, Prof, silliman, Prof, Dana, Gov, Ing
lsh, Bishop Williams, aud others seha i0i CIT
eulaI
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S1D00 A YEAR TO AGENTS
~ ~ TO sell the Star Shuttle Sewing
Machines. Full particulars free. Extra induce
ments 70 experienced agents. Call on or address
W. q. WILSON & CO., Cleveland, o. Boston,
Mass, or st. Louis, No.
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Ct MMFRING THE CAUSE
: removed. adir.-. ~ A. B0ARDMAN,
Ea,t iit.u5arH, tonu
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DRACTICAL BUSINESS PREPA.
RATION,
Day and evening sessions. =
COMER's COMMERCIAL, COLLEGE,
BOSTON

Grateful fol- the very gcnerou. reliance repo-.d
IN MIN Tor more than quarter Of a century the
subscriber hopes, with increased experience and
untirng efforts for the interests Of hi. students to
merit and receive continuance OF confidence
GEORGE n. CONFER. A NJ,
President
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-@na IHE. MULTIrLuEs WHOSE
IN VI awe atluus restrict them TO a sitting pos-
Y 'Err, more than twO-ihIrIs suffer tTum
SSsSS constipation Do they know that al
o<'a.'sanl rr~ort T. 'TARRANT'S SETTER
ArthllaNT would proven: all their misery
IT. uE9' tttug properties are unparalleled For
SALE ly lIt.stsIlel- in medicines.
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\ NV DENTAL OFFICE
blRD CAGES BIRD CAGES
- A. FOND & MOR~ES.
\ GER'S SARSAPARILLA,

FOR TurIrYING Tu1 BLOOD
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Baltimore Markets,

f1our.-We have only TO notice sales of AN
bbls. Howard stree Super AT Sa.Ju per bbl
Quotations remain unchanged.
Grain.-Wbeat-The offerings are light , Ia
bushels red only reported: no sales of Southern
prices unchanged: we report sales OF . 40 bushels
fair pennsylvania at S2.i5; $50 bushels prime
do. at $3.50 and 100 bushels common at 81 IS
Corn-l,JOU bushels white and 500 bushels
yellow received; market firmer: we report sales
OF 1.eJ1 bushels at SI.lSa1.21 for good aud
prime, and at 81 .12al is for damp lots of white:
l,5OO bushels damp yellow At SllJ; 300 bus els
do. at S1.le; $3.50 bushels good at l.I9: 2lO0
bushels fair do. al 81 20, and $500 bushels West
ern mixed AT SI.2O. Oats-2.GOU bushels re-
ceived; market very firm sales of I.a50 bu : heIs
common to fair at 15a1oc. and $500 bushels
prime at sic. per bushel.
ProNisions.-Bulk Meats We're held higher:
we quote Shoulders. loose at "a cts There
We're sales yesterday of 1900 lbs. Shoulders al
9as cts: 2u,LGO lbs rib Sides at II cts: 4aUn Ib-
clear rib al II cts. and :U.NO lbs clear al II !,
c"nts-all loose. Bacon Is in active lobbing de.
mand at our quotations, as follows: for Shoul-
ders II all cents. rib Sides la, cts and clear
RIB l3t cts: Baltimore Sugar-cured Ham. EalS
cts. Mess Pork we quote firm at S2SaS2l and
report sale of 30 bbls Western Rump at SIS
per Dbl. Lard Is again higher. sales of IiO tres
kettle rendered al Is cents
Sagar-We notice a firm market, with sale
OF % hhds Demerara vac NUN pan at 10 cts: t3
hhds Cuba Centrifugal at r. J, cts; l3D hhds NJ W
crop Cuba, first this season, quality good refin-
ing. al - = cents.
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THE GRANT-JOHNSON CORRESPOND
ENCE.
Opinions OF the New York Press.

ISpectaI DISPATCH 10 the Star.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The World concludes
that Grant is placed in mortifying position.
The dnpIicity of which he stands convicted by
a crushing weight of evidence, il says, is fatal
to any further belief in the straightforward
honesty of purpose which was regarded as hIs
chief claim TO public respect.
The tribune says that the President is willing
To wound, but afraid 10 strike. II accuses the
President of defeating the Constitution in Ala
hama. and calls upon Congress to at once admi:
that State into the Union.
The Times argnes that neither johnson OF
Grant can he accused Ofintentionally making a
false statement. Ii insists that Grant did not
hold the Office of Secretary of War after the
Senate had refused TO concur in the suspension
OF Mr. stanton, and therefore he had no posi-
tion he could resign.
The Hs|aM says that the correspondence is
me most reinaI kable that ever passed between
National maynatpS
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IEiZE FIGHT IN UoBoaEN.-A priu. ii yht
ior so Il side came of at tour O'Clock Snmlry
morning, In Otto Cottage Garden, HobOk.n.
between Luke Murphy, boss plumber, IN North
N core street, New York. ana PAT McCanD, the
Ehgiish butler, OF Brooklyn. resulting in favor
OF Murphy. The match was made late on Sat
uroay night between slrighng party. OF
which McCann was one. Murphy's b;,c Aers
Went 10 his house ~ three O'Clock and reused
mn! oul OF bed under preience OF going on a
slt Ugh ride, and returned with him To Hoboke IN.
where they found McCaun and his party in
waifing IN Quo Cottage Garden. Without loss
OF iime the principals stripped and went To
work, and after seven rounds NeCann,s see :
onds tossed up the sponge. McCann was badly
beaten in the first round. Murphy came OF
nearly unscathed ..'r
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REMOVAL OF DISABILITIES.

NEW YORK, Feb ia.-The Times says that
the Hons" ReconstructIon Committee has
agree To report bin removing the disabilities
IRON hfty or sixty prominent Southern partici-
pants In th'' rebellion. Among them are Cipn
Longstr"ct. G"n. Rufus Barringer OF North
Carolina and his brother, B. g. Barring ger
Governor Holden of North Carolina Hon AL
fred DOckery of the same State. Governor Orr
OF South Carolina. Governor Brown of Gecr-
ga, ten flonrnoy of Mississippi, and Hon. Il
Il. Kingsley of Texas