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New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

at the vestbue end main aisle directly opposite
evnced exquisite taste on the part OF the ladies who
erected and adorned IT, 81. Stephens, IN Twenyeghth-
ST. beautifully embeshed ~ were also lho9e o ne
Church of the immaculate Conception he Rev Dr. Nor
rough's; ST. Peters, Barcayst., and g. Andrews dhe
Rev. Father Currdns IN Duane.st, ana ~ MARY =
1randst crowds OF devout worshipers OF all
constantly entering and leaving these churches, making
their ystations" 10 the various repositories ana spend
ins n short time in silent prayer before each. To-day
Will be celebrated the great fast OF Good FRIDAY WIN
ceremonies at the most solemn ana most tOhDer OF
ali that characterize tine Christian year. At the Cathe
dral 81 stephens and ST. Francis Iayiers Cathoic).
and ST. Adams Trinity. and n. PauFs Upiscopal, the
cnrcmnnns will be neculnrlN lmpnslng
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THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS


ATLANTIC rsLEGEAru TRIBUNE.
LoSDos, April 9-l:2O ,sdy 99.9 .9ga hr both
money Amer hardly TIM and ever
in the list has -cae the report The ou
ing the quotations ts hour, Fye.rwen,y bonds rs IlsOJ
Centras 9ii Ene aioi shares -, Atlantic CTe, weep
3l
LoSpos Apn as nCor'ol, rlos- s9 893! snl
Anercau Se,ltt. following r.tes United
States fiveTven rolls ;'iaE luo. Ceura Rs~'r Shares,
gt Erie Railway shares ,it
LosDoS April ali5 sr.trle e.. from Frankfort M morning
quote Uued FyrTro-s steady 7sid7i nrhs s'neoi l2
FR,sKsoRr April 9J ntBd States bonds closed fn at 'sl
for the issue Of 1852
LWaPOoI, Apr j2Op rCotionTh' market very irresu
lar though quotations American descriptions abou, the
The frat dspi'c that le sales OF the viii foot
up quite bales The circulars which Issued to-day
total stock d Cotton aoat tbis port ba
which about ousha, ia00 the way from American ports
The Brea,na quiet articles unchanged price pio-
yiousThe atset Is active PORK has advanced to ~ bb sr
Easteu Prime M,, TIE M narsts excited and prices have ad
fully H. st sales made At a. per American
Bacon 6rne has suce to n per Cumberland Cut
The Produce msa ae of American produce generally duh
steady TaOn however 3D. higher st. Pe,,t.
burg brands ~ ct Sugar active and advsrehs last
Nere maieat9sI = cWt nr No 70 Dutch STANDARD
LvsKrooi A,r - The Cotton market closed trm at de-
cline late IN the & Of 49, The following tie ao,hOnled closing
quotations; Mdanrs Cphlds port. 2id mddlug urAnds
srrye ia Mitus Oreaus I2d The sales Of the foot
up 5000 bales Tho adrces om Manchester favorable The
market good, pad active and baoyaut Barley has de
eined 5l y 90 10 o American Corn steady a! 39s Wheat
1910 for Csloria White and Il } for Red Western Oats A.
az Foar 81 The Provision market closed steady
loving pFSs Beef l2' r0rk S6 LARD s Cheese. IS" ssssa
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

The appellant claimed that, having shown no special
interest Mr. Henry not entitled, and the Court On
this ground reversed the decision Of Judge Barnard.
The appeal of the City from the decision made
by Judge Barnard, restraining the City from entering
into the gas contract for 20 years. before the Supreme
Court General Term, yesterday. The decision originally
made In the suit OF Pullman that the Act OF 1896 did
not authorize II IL did not positively prohibit the COrpO
ration from entering into contract for longer than
year The appellants claim that this erroneous as
the Corporation has by its ancient charters, unlimited
power into contracts except where prevented by
special statute and that Mr. Pullman not authorized
maintain the action the section Of the Tax Levy under
which lie claims power 10 do so being unconstitutional
Case argued, aud decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
ALBANY CATTLE MARKPrzA,su a
LATEST SHIP NEWS
PORT oP sgw.YORX

ARRIVED.
Steamship Chesapeake Johnson. Portland WITH sdse ard 10
J Y Ames
Steamship Gsaeu, Morgsn Bosp With mdss and pass wH
Clyde
Brig so of Babados Brown, Ponce R., day, nosssss
stages Co Sailed With seh Margaret fsr N.~isfi
and brig MARY. for Bston. -
AoostoOk of Boonl Bryant hessina oS dsys ho Miller
HoughtOn
scrooSHRs-RfyER conTwrg.
J. G. Burde, Bizsbetbpor. Lady Adams, Ehlalsbror
Benz Strong. EiEabehpot VI +. Predlnofe ElLab~iod
r. P Ab.n' EBrAbethporL 7. X Weldon, ElI4beihpoL
Splendid EiEabeihport Albert stewart, Albany.
Fransln New-Hayen Edward SaDly Weiest
J. Rushing New-Haven Dart, stanford
Providence. FlTinZ Fish. Cold kprag-
Orlando Smith. Ney-Hsven. hgpa, NoTtbDor
George Downing, NOrtbDor.
HGHAsD S1ndown- ship barks and brgs 10 ths onrg,
bound in. Wind hght NV, clear
SAILED.
Steamships Henry Cba1ncey AsphSal Palmyra LIepo rag
FeusBdinA Hama Eagle, Havana Herman Jdypgn "a
yannah: Reecca Clyds Wilmington Saratoga Norfolk p. he
phre Stn Resite Shanghai barks Rebecea Caana hsIsn
Morning STAR ST Jago; LoTea HayaGsi bs Nreej ~
Jago.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MOBILE April aCleared. schE ii. T. Baker Boston Arrived,
schL Ann Susan Douglass heN,iors 81, .
FRANCISCO, April 9Tte ship Otago arrived from Nsaus 10
da Tor repa having Of the Of Nsne
Sailed skip Collstfeam, fer Liverpool
Boeros April 9Arved, ship Missouri, from Charleston bng
Leighton from Brunswick. Ga.
FOREIGN PORTS
PoycE RIn port March 2 bark Reindeer, r New York 10
days
MEMORANDA.
Steamship H,na Br) Bndgnan from Liverpool March "a ars at
HslhI the sb inst, and proceeded again for seS'iors
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
THE CIVIL COURTS.

The case of Richard NJ. Henry agt. The
Street Commissioner also argued nt The General Term
oi the Supreme Court yesterday IL VAS an appeal from
a mandanus granted By Judge Barnard In 1866 compel
Ing the street Commissioner to permit Mr.. Henry to
inspect the books contracts, aud vouchers on file In his
office The points taken by Judge Barnard In HIS opinion
aud by the respondents the appeal were that every
citizen has right examine and Inquire into the records
" tie acts O s agents, ad that pubic oncers are SUCH
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

REVOLUTIONS NEVER Go BACKwARD-This
se demonstrated fact The a revolution record caused
bJ and occurred in the Garden OF Eden year
reyoaou naurai many this city headed by
the Halter No 22 Broadway The people rallied at his call and from
the hour be raised bis standard the revolution be augura,ei
backward and be stands day the popular leader
ions New Yorks Acknowledged e Halter and should Ike
tie who knoI the HATTIE, ia the matter of hats
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsHNGToN, April 9'-The following is 4 list of
officers o toe Volunteer Navy who have been placed prior
their discharge Volunteer Lieut. W Smith Acting Engineers August
Adler W H. 0HAra C. r. Pemming Robert Hunter and A. Bush
ford Acting PastAssstsnt Surgeons Keith Henry shaw W.
Hutchinson sGd Geo b. Told Acting Assistant Surgeons Downing
sud Jno d. Malone Acting Third Assistant Engineers g.
A. Robinson. FAssAnt Engineer Jas sheridan has
t.ehi from special duy At Newiors and granted leave Acting
W. T. RigoTe has resigned
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

A fire occurred last evening in the brick build
ing No co Johnst Mr. J. A. Babcock, occupying the
three upper floors mandatory OF silyerplatcd
ware. lost about 5000. The building was damaged
about $500.
While intoxicated last evening Mary Muldoon
OF No. ss Baukst severely injured by falling into
the area at No. 2I7 West FOurth-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
FURNITURE COVERINGS.
G.LkJ D. KELrY Co, No. AZ Broadway.

The Port Jervis Bank, all the papers say
and IL Is ctvas saved from burglars Thursday Hgkt last by
very ingenious telegraph appars,us Il simply BUEGLA
ALARM TELEGRPH With the aambe the Presidents
60 feet from the bank +. HOLNEs. No. 2Ul BTcadsa
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
THE WEATHER.

REv.YoKK HourThsL B,t Wiud Th.r Bar. Fisd
Apr9-1 20 30n ". NV. so G3I W n. ".
Y $50 N33S.W. 30 3Q3E
40 3l35 ". n w u 800 O5 n. n r.
RsHaRks-Monng clear rnd VERY qliet 3 O'Clock
Little coady; cloudy from 2 Afternoon cloudy cloudy
Evening hasy from r. The Cold
yesterday afternoon clock un, to-day colder takug
consideration the wind than has FOR
The immediate Of the cold the prevalence q tie
aud much the lar W v W from which quarter the wind
great rapdty The the
s. point Of IS O'Clock this morning.
A,r1Q u NJ rkahf.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
COURT cALENDARs-Tms DAY.

SCPHENE toCRT-GESEKAL TERN-Adj0urned 10 Monday.
CiKCUn-Adjoumed % MONDAY
by Court Opeus
AtlOs m. Calendar called al l2m
Reserved Cases
u. .Goi'Tey agt. Lagton. 49, Kinner ag- kinper
l0l Graham agt MeyeL l39 Mddleheld Fire and b. \ Co
lOi. .Presde AIT PfesleL agt Dayton.
III. Won Hoffman agt Ward. 49, Davies agt Monks
i2l Shell sgt Ere Railway 60. 49, Dobrrty agt DuTeek
IN Bioodgood Same lbl Baxter agi n y. NJ Co.
lJ. People Of the State of New 1871 Gleck tgt Gltct
York AIT. Same. 1884, .Ney.York Life lns and Tras
l2s. Sass AT Forster Co Steele
l2o. Johnston Dckey. Call l67 Hutchmau Stevens
III. .Jsco1I behreni.
The other exception United
adjourned Govd Friday.
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lAnnoureemeaul

CHOICE OF PURSUITS.--ln answer tO the ques-
ton What 90 BetWe reply Consult competent PhrenOO
m Examinations charts given Rooms $50
Hroa d.ur
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

tI6 Spirit. Turpeptne decssd 10 1913 est sprs peeum
N gallon Refined PetrOleam STEADY la sss.L @ brsaH
b. ROsn 10 for commop. and i2 I hsaup Tslor 49, Ian
seed oil, 98 Linseed Cakes, alo Is 7t.
ANTWERP April a-rhe market for Petroleum dull s,srd.rs
White ~, trsnc,Ybbl
Asrwrp April sS mThs Pe,rolesn nsfe. ee'ed sssd, i
a hAncs 80 oentnes for Standard White
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
Henry INTSON.
JAMES PAHTOS,
GEoRGE l.. PUTNAM. ~
:. IkEN.EUs PR1NF, ia
.I.nIRT III IA4Arn.
wALKING MArcu FOR ONE TMousAND DoLLARs: |

WALKING MATCH FOR ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
The walking match between Miles, the cham
pion pedestrian Of Australia and California and Joe"
Prior a welknOwD pedestrian who has not been "vis
ble for time past of yesterday afternoon at
Fmlays hafmilc track on the BOOmlngdale road. The
match was made for SEQ q side. 10 walk four miles
There was a large attendance uf sporting men, but
Prors friends Outuumbored those Of the stranger and
consequently the betting very light. Jim" COburn
chosen umpire for Prior while Sheffield acted IN
that capacity for Miles. Mr.. Wakefield, the backcr OF
Topey was appointed referee The umplrcs and judge
followed the men IN buggy. Al 3! the men got away
well together Prior taking the LEAD Ia kind Of semog
tro far more Ike running than walking, which gave
Miles considerable trouble 10 keep with, and AT the
end Of the first half mileWhich was accomplished in
34O-Prior lengths ahead On coming round the
second time Miles eXerted himself and oOlarcd and
passed his opponent who had 10 In the most palpahe
manner In order 10 catch him az the post, which they
both passed together making the mile In ~ ON coming
round the third time. Prior had Increased bis lead To
about twenty yards by dnt OF very fair running and
Miles seeing chance OF his umpire obectng TO Pror's
method of proceeding, walked into the house giving up
the after walking mile and half In twelve min
About $50 pedestrians followed the men round the
track and IL seemed rather good joke anong them that
Prior had Miess referee giving up and as his um
pre- made objection, pronounced Prior the winner,
and the visitors quietly dispersed
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
CURTAINS

Lace. Brocstele. Rep, Terry, Gc
g. l. & J. b. KELrT Co, No. 4fs BroAlNay.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
inBsTfC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MARKETS
rn1oesAph
Pu4DaIrafA, APni s-Ps,rolson eusi Crude s.sise n
ST. Lows Apr sTos.ess astsspssS Fine Iss sScs ssa fair
cnS.eo SS sPios Sas, sss y,, ssa,oa WIZ,
81 ss stiys I'd quoted sses.e,
81 CO. Barley NOR. .ets At 81 isSs "a 4 isr no iia SION. -"
nMw.SSEs April s.ECSI guiss bat weak beat s'nss Rrss'
b .s a. buyer hi, month 81 20 SIS os ga on u. .c
active speculative Bulk I2c0o b. Al ae
r shoulders e for SIDES, lS higher s'ied later
owsso April s~Flos slc 7sasii or No SphsT ss IS <;
quiet; white Cansd,n delivered to ths sr Con- "a
ehanged; sales Of 600 besh No at 81 Is
BUYyALo April sFOur 2se lower CornNsw the Ai 81 o
LounuLLE April a-Tobaceo-Lugs % Medina -
s7B
TOLEDO april sPour quie. advanced e sales o Anber
Michigan. at 81 6las 81 e. No. 2 sprrg, $40
AUGUSTA Ga, April aCoitoB market sta sales R0 bales Re
spts go bale. hddhRss 2se ofhe wesE: bates,
S,vAsSAu Ga Apd; scOtOn market opened quiet, bat bss
excited and closed quiet and esdy sales 400 bas N'f, 10
wnsrseTcs C, .ptls-sphts T1gsnsin. S92Sos Rosiu'
SEvoRs.s April sCottou active and sd.Dcsd, .,.s aOoo
bales Midilngs Ole receipts LIZ bales, exports 1883 bates
MoBns April 9-Cotton-Middlings. 30ie.
SAY FRANCISCO April sPO1I gust Extra 81 sl saprsss
az The outside squire Strictly ciSs isssi
MEsrni., April s-cO,ton asaoe.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKBT-AvRna
The cattle market has been unusually active and for ro
butcherg stock are fully higher higher fure for this d.res
prevailed here; the gbtes, and poorest y
fair &c. good lO0Oe prime extra lsc and premium ~ G
fair request 7Gsic for light good aboa
receipts IA 900 head sales 4Oo headhs residue bpp-
through New York HOg-Receipts 2so head s sped
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

This meeting therefore convened Tor the puT
TO the friends and opponents Of the measure an oppor-
tunity 20 express their sentiments upon H. -,
The Committee propose FOR the consideration OF 'ne
meeting the following resolutions:
R,s0lrcd That authors artists Engn'en Designers aui som
o. % S % @ ts H. TnIpic,oa and ale Of copies their
vorks that Of book ESSAY pae statue shsanE ~"
the has been hrsi manifested or obtained a.
,olpsd That Of country bound protect he
property gh o is ien' wherever 10 the world those Hs1
m,y be iafinged OF that pspsT,y pa&aasi'd & ~ p IN
various their willingness 20 enter into al 10
,a sS % are % people a r not having long ago
responded and Joined them such 40 'rrAss3en
ng publishing books aud works of art more stable &
and legitimate vii make 70 also more rten'vs ud Poas 20 N
advantage al the manuure or sale Of such
Ro,d Tbs, Will, the present system tend, make bad books
cheap and good boob, dear an Copyright system vi. b,'s
"o ~. sgoId 10 GOOD boat. the market Of hs vord she
works bestes being onare to caes S ha't to deal SID Pa'N
R,irsd Thai ihe IN nov pcud1g u the j.
amendments, that of he doe 10
the Hon John Batb and bis colleagues upon lhe coHme toy
Rg That '''toRb be formed g., the plfpo.e q 'ec9ss
earth derou q cooperating reu''i'. to eao A
GEoRGE r. PUTNAM. HENRY IvIsoS
:. MENEUs PMNr, JAMES PAHTo&,
.EGBERr HtsARD.
Mr.. Putnam said that ia answer 20 the circular al
dressed publishers and authors throughout the United
states. many letters had been received by the Commit
Cambridge ]. r. Heady, James T. Fields. WIN. Gilmore
simms, DR. Do Lewis, Dr. Gross OF philadelphia, Geo
signatures the memorial 20 be presented 20 Congress
stoddard, Beecher. Duykinck Thurlow Weed. r. Law
Olmstead, DIR. J. W Palmer Gen j. G. ana Mrs. JESSIE
dell Holmes. James Russell Lowell, Geo. Boxer Chas
Godfrey Leland and fO1 Others known To Tame. .
The Rov. s. Ircnans Prime spoke briefly IN favor OF
the proposed law and was followed by DR. Leber, the
Rev. DR. OsgOcd. Horace Greeley. ana others.
On notion the report Of the Committee was adopted,
and the resolutions, on being put 10 vote were una
Inously carried; whercupon the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

esadd
dividends dividends not Included
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-22
$1,000 REWARD.
STATE or NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

10y TIE AUTHORITY IN ME- VESTED ny
ID the Constitution aud Laws u the State ~
Nevada, hereby offer a
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest aud delivery of THOMAS RILEY
to either the Sheriff Of Lyon County, or 10 th"
Sheriff Of ormsby County, Nevada. Said Riley is
charged with the murder of Timothy q, shiih.
then Sheriff of orm,ly County, alleged 10 have
been committed on the night of Thurs'lay, De.
ccmber Il. 1861. at said Riley's House. In Lyon
County. while said Smith was attempting TO Nfesi
him for shooting ono Miles o'arndy, the same
night, at Empire City, ormsby County.
DESCRIPTION
Thomas Riley Is m lfishmani about five feet ,ih
inches high. hair gray, formerly browni eyes
blue. or gray; ordinary weight about one hun.
drcd and thir'y.f,e pounds; and IN speech Rni
action is sharp aud quick. When he committed
the murder he was wearing moustachc and i'm.
pcrial.
In testimony whereof ! have hcrrunio se' nv
TnRSN hand, and caused 10 he affixed the Great
GsSE Seal II the State of Nevada. Done NJ
Carson City, ,hi. the 18th day of December. A. D.
1867. II. q. BLssbhL,
Governor of Nevada.
Attest:
c.Y. Norrw.rr, Secretary of State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-22

Dy TIE AUTHORITY ~ ME vrsTfp ny
ID the Constitution aud Laws " the State ~
Nevada, hereby offer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17
CHAPTER VI.
ONE AND ALI /.

A sail! sail' So cried KngeomEc
from the one rock that rose somewhat
above the rest Of the reef.
Such as could move, after three days Of
sus.crance upon fonr tiny shcllsh to each
man, dragged themselves from their burn
ing lairs in the sand, to the same rock, and
did indeed behold sail, which gradually
became more distinct till it was evident it
belonged to three deeked vessel.
A Spaniardl said Klngcombe.
There was silence dead silence.
shah hail her. sirr For each English
man there felt it question whether even
tho fast approaching death were Not prefer
able to the tender mercies of the Span.
iards.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17
2oetrg
The First Baby.
BY ANNIE VI. DUGANNE REDCLIFFE.

BIT ANNIE VI. DUGASNE REDCLIFFE.
Laughipg-eyed Annabel, wee fairy belle,
Making more trouble than any tell;
say, what are you good for. Whatever do you
To make people love you as much as they o.
We have a pet kitten with stripes buT and gray
No ol Ter thas yoa, and he beats you for play;
lie wal himself, too; anti, rolled in heap,
Without any rocking he drops into sleep.
You cuo like pigeon ard double your fist
A. l. you wete meant for you puglisti
) 'iwolld puzzle a liwyer 20 tell what y"u THINK
Whtn you pull ut your toes, say "Argoo" and WINK.
You've such queer way too, sing your eyes,
\ gu scratch your bald pate Ii digging for brains
Pray can you just tell US how much it contains!
You tease IL by day and disturb us by night,
And your little capfiees give nnny fright.
Nou eirtiin aud you cry, you iauEh and YOU crow,
Ana ,io no: all babies? I'd just like to know
six months We have kept YOU, and never a queen
Received uucr homage I, an you have, werh;
\ on sport line coach, nnd your la her, droH ne,
Pl'ys pony for you and is proud as can be-
There is no ase ut all in aught y,u may do
Yet never Mas baby we loved much as you;
n, .ao;utr you'4c 80 inu n ke 'lt r., md tlen,
10 ttthci you'te 80 mVuh like mother again.
o, aHg}ing-cyeti Aunabel, wee fairy belle,
our ,-te. .urt,tincd future what wizard can tell
To Keep uiif hearts human and loving you've come,
And that's Whst ycu'.e good dear L ght OF our
Home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17

s3-- When the first schooner ever built
in Massachusetts, slid from her stocks, and
iloated gracefully upon the water, the
chance exclamation Of M admirlHg by
stauder. ''Oh, how she scoons - drew from
her eontriver and builder the answer, "A
schooner iet her be, then,n and made ali
Enslisl. word of it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17
EaDEi LOSIRE 0Y MORTGAGE.

IsYnEREAS VIM. II. McCfilli. ., nahsJ., 60. OF
w FrnobScot ana state oi Maine bi hs Mort
gage derd ia Ell net. iith \. ID. isJ1 anl acknoWi-
edged jan 9TH A. ID. leli, a..d re orded N Han.
cutA County hc-stry Book 10 Page ljj, conveyed
to frctipilCk Hobbs ucu al Bangor, noW deceased,
u .taln iet or parcel OI Lnd situated N Town
ship No II In said County OF Hancock, and hou IT,
ed aud described a. follows, to wit;-beiug lottery
lot so. L. Tie whole o! said lot containing l20acrcs
more or les, aud beng same premises conveyed
10 said Act.Iillis by said Hobbs by his decd oi
be-. lith A. ID. lS5.-and said above describe
Mortgage deed ON the I'D day of Nov. a. ID. lst0
Was duly conveyed and assigned 10 James H.
Chamberlain, OF sad Ellsworth, by Elijah l.. Ham,
ilton Executor of the last Will and testament OF
said tiobus and said Mortgage decd was by SAID
j. IL. chamberlain, GU the l3lh day OF Dec. A -.
Is o. conveyed and assigned to tie undersigned
Henry VI. Iiall, aud iiaiuw ialiJr beii'S ne hrin
of n. NJ a B Han, OF said Ellsworth, amt where
a. the conditlun ol said Mortgage deed has been
broken, We claim 10 toreCiOse me sane, according
To the statute of Maine in such case made and pro-
ylded.
HENRY NJ. HALL,
BARLOW HALL Jr.
Ry their Attorney Geo. s. Peters.
Ellsworth, bee. 10Th, 1851. 3woo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17

NS4H A Scotch editor apol ,gizes for the
lack of rhyme in his paper, by Saying that
his marriage the weak before, took all the
poetry out of him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17

I- 4 facctious stage driver in Iowa,
drained comrades whiskey bottle as Il
joke. aud died. Bedbug poison played an
awful Joke ON him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17

r 4 Canadian editor, who was at
tack ed BY a rascal on a bridge, threw his
assailant into the river and made an Item
of him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17
I'& p.

r5- The Arkansas river was so low re-
Gently, that II drove Of cattle drank it dry
at Fort Smith,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-12-31

To CURE A CoLD.-The following
is from Halls Journal of Health
Tho moment q man is satisfied that
he has taken cold, let him do three
things: First, cat nothing; second,
go to bed, cover up, in warm room;
third, drink as much cold water as
he can, or as he wants, or as much
herb tea as he can, and in three cases
out of four he will be well in thirty
six hours. To neglect a cold for
forty eight hours after the cough
commences is to place himself be-
yond cure until the cough has run
its course of about q fortnight
Warmth, abstinence arc safe, certain
cures, when applied early. Warmth
keeps the pores of the skin open and
relieves it of the surplus which op-
pressed it, while abstinence cuts on
the supply of material for phlegm,
which would otherwise be coughed
up"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-12-31
" The movement {

A The movement for a new State,
to be formed of parts of Michigan and
Wisconsin, is gaining strength rapidly
in the territory proposed to comprise
the same. The Marquette Journal
seye: The proposed State would extend
from the Sault Ste Marie on the East,
taking the whole South shore of Lake
Superior as its Northern boundary,
embracing the nine counties of the
upper peninsula of this State, and the
upper tier of counties in Wisconsin,
The area of the state would be about
$4,000 square miles, and the popula-
ton would range from $4,000 to 1OO.-
900. With a liberal legislation, one
calculated to foster our interests, with
the monies raised by the taxes of our
own property to be expended among
US, and the many new and varied i'm
provements eventually going on, the
State of Superior would readily take
rank among its sister States as one OF
the brightest stars in the constellation;
and the untold wealth of its mines, its
lumber, and its fisheries, would be
more thoroughly =. developed and
brought to the markets of the great
West.