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MARINE aINTEEIIGENCE.

MARINE 1NIEzkAaAlNfENCEs 2
3, MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL IS 1858. IL.
Sun rises 10 Moon sets. la6o
Sun sets. .e44l High tide, A.
~ PORT OF RICHMOND, ArRII q, lsss. .5s
4 Z ser-es a7ss ARRIVED. ~ v{&4 - u.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Trayers, Baltimore, rner-
fchandise and passengers Haryoys q Williams. -
Steamer Al6emarie, Lawrence, New York. mer-.-
chandise and passengers, 8. Ayres q Co. - -.
Schooner Bradley, Bradley, Philadelphia. coaL
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford Norfolk, mer-s
chandfse and passengers, Il. Is. Tatum.
Schooner Mary .. Ireland. IRELAND, w ayInouth,
merchandise, Curtis q Parker.
Sg'sf 7 e hss.tf MEMORANDA. <tsSsF - ~ - g
WHITE HousE, April 2s.--Arrived,, steamer Adr !
miral, KIrwan, baltimore, merchandise aad pas
fsengers, Richmond and York River Railroad. 2
Schooner Daniel McPhee, Moore, hence, at Bos-
ton on the gath. sss@@-A@ .f1e1.fs - - ssi.ta
! Hritish schooner Eureka, lie Blanc, from Hall
fax, Nova Scotia, for Richmond 81 FaefA1
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,Gty Officers.

Mr.. Smith offered resolution instructing
the Committee on Claims and Salaries to
inquire into and report whether or not the
number of persons employed by the city
could be reduced, and if the salaries of the
city officers could not be reduced without
injury to the ofice-holders and Taxpayers
of the city. "5t is7s~ $s r s,.1 s. Z
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LOCAL MATTERS

MEETING OF The Cry coUNc1L.-An adj
journed meeting Of the City Council was
held yesterday afternoon ats P. NJ. Pre-
sent: Messrs. Macfarland (President), !,
Saunders, August, Smith, Clopton, Taylor,
Sharp, Yale, Van Lew, Washburne, Wigand,
Humphries, Kent, and Miller. .e<Es
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rOR RENT.

~ rryT very neat and desira- GA
LOR h.SICK DWEILING, on the west Iii
bic ggtnss5 street between Byrd and Arch
side OF lhu s%nr rooms In the main building, two
sre.. .onrs nn IN brick wing, and very comforta-
bic nom N 10y pleasant location, and partfcu-
This En,-sh,e y for \ summer residence =
la,ly'desl!ao's ~ GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS. ~
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,,op RENT, TWO-STORY FRAME M:s
L Vm VnwrJ LING on the west side of Twenty-M Ell
!, l HS, Her+c,. between n and streets, with five
:ooHS ~ M Possession had ut once.
The pTetscS' LYME & BROTHER, ~.
APnNsp - 1889 Main street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-12
AN INcInENr IN man Lie.

A Western paper says an excitement
has been created in. Northern Illinois
lately. Some lime since lovely and
highiy-educated daughter of clergyman
ID. Albany, New York, disappeared from
her home, and no trace Of her could be
found. A friend of the family at Quincy,
Illinois, when Yankee RObinsOn's circus
was exhibiting there, discovered the girl
in theballet troupe Of the circus, going
through the evolution of Undiae. The
gentleman immediately telegraphed 10 tke
girls father, who came on, met the circus
company in another town, aud found that
his daughter was really there. He diaooV-
cred, also, that the girl, who, had been. at
boarding school, had become infatuated
With lie tinsei Of a ciTcls-ring rider, bad
eloped with and married him, aud gone
With hiai upon The. Stage lOr a, living. l-e
The lather met the, daughter aud en-
treated her 10 leave. the tronpe aud 90
home with ham, promising that all should
be forgiven The girl readily consented, il
her husband ceslia 70 With her, but one of
the provisions was that she should leave
him. This she refused to DO, preferring to
cling to her husband and the stage Ealher
than enjoy the comforts of a home ia Al
bany. The distress of the father was not
sufficient 70 overcome. his Prejudiees against
The husband, and his tears OF entreaties
were nnavailing, he was forced to leave his,
daughter in The exciting life she had chO. I
pen, and return sOrroWfally home. -, n
Mr. Robinson pictured to The. girl The
FicissitHdes Of fhe life she was leading, and
advised her 10 follow The advice OF her.
father, but she persistently refused, declar-
Ing that nothing would induce her to desert
her husband. She is described as girl Of
striking beauty, not yet twenty years Of
age, very modest in her demeanor, but
completely fall Of the romance Of life, aud
infatuated with the cheap dazzle ofthe ring.
Her husband is young man of sober and
Industrious habits, and an excellent per-
former. Ladies at places where the circus
has been have as vainly as the father sought
70 turn the young wife from the life she
has chosen. ~,
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Al
SEVERAL anecdotes are 90 record Of actors
Who, in sa emergency, have played the
part of preGcheFs 10 real pulpit, ia d real
church, and to deVOut audience Usually
the. story mentions the entire success Of
the performance, sndlthe edi6eatfon ofall
who Witnessed H. The following incident,
narrated by a passenger on one Of our Cal
iforHia steamers, is, therefore, not altogether
incredible: .i 90 ,saaissiia fisat T. 'li
ION Sunday evening noticed a most
impressive and novel ceremony in the sa-
lcS1. 1t had previously been announced
that divine services would be held at s
O'Clock, aud hundreds of persons assembled
there at the hour named. Who should
walk intothe pulpit but Mr. F. L. Daveu-
pori, the celebrated tragedian He read
a chapter from the Bible, and then made
the sweetest psryer ever heard. II all
preachers would pray as fervently as he
did, the effect wonId be much better, TO
say the least" &. 50 t1Eis5la 3aa 4, s.
Those who have seen Mr.. DaYenport's
excellent acting and listened to bis finely
mDdnlHted voice, will readily believe all
that Is here stated a "a paa %
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The Gdzetie De Feales speaking Of ths
beginning Of the twenty-third year OF hii
POnti6cate, says 1t Is certain that few
popes have had TO endure so many storms
as Plus TX. Since hiseIection he has seed
three governments follow each other il
France-the government OF Louis Philippe
the republic and the empire. Under lhs
first be kept his states, and attempted to i'm
prove the material, and moral situation O
the Italians. Under the second he had "a
take fight, but was again put in fall pes.
session Of the temporal power, the guaFan!
y OF his spiritual Independence. Uadee
the third he has seen his states Invaded
without declaration Of war, By has neigh.
h0rs, our allies. aud has lost three-fonrths
Of what he had under Louis Philippe apd
VIC iSPu1tC. ia ia .... .estaf.t /
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TENNESSEE MEMS. q

me wheat crop OF this County did no
prn out 80 web a expected. There was
falling of OF nearly One-fourlh, we under
stand.-Lebdaon Herald and Register, id
| llH.lf ca -.s..-.s.-. - - Z
/ . Gun eoaniy has been visited By severn
noe rains during the week. We hear b
showers aud soaking rains every where bal
IN Lebanon. The corn crop had begun "a
snfier from the drOath.-LsBa5ton Heratd
ana Rsgisier, July IL. "a l..is. sl.I
The venerable William Stewart, of VIE
chester, father of our distinguished fellow
Citizen, General A.. p. Stewart, died at his
residence few days since. Previous TO the
war De was a drygOods dealer there, and
was Postmaster Of Winchester al the time
o. has deaih.-LsbanOa Herald and Re9iser.
July ii. l.s- sta4lt4aas .I +
Ga kAIN.--0n Monday last I'VE had shower
OF rain which served to lay the dust, and
Tor the time cool the atmosphere. but WIS
hardly sufficient to be of much benefit 10
corn, cotton and vegetables. In various
sections of the oonniry We learn an abnnd.
aRee of rain isss fallen within the last feg
days, which has greatly improved the
growing cFOps-SomerriRe Falcon J6Iv 9.
FREAK OF NATURE.-The following
item was sent to US by a subscriber who
lives in Stewart county, and who Youches
for the Correctness OF the statement. We
publish il as an ilemn of news and an en-
traordinary freak of nature: "On june
18th, 4 O'clock P. NJ. Mrs. Calharine, wife
of VIM. Adams, of Humphreys countH
Tenn. gave birth to a child, which il
living and on the morning of the 18th. al
2 O'clock, A. NJ gave birth to another
which was dead. Ii was seven inches
IN length, and its mouth was full of tssth.T
l. Cldrkspilie. Chronicle, JAy 10, - "a
We have been. visited for seEsral eve.
nings past by sharp thunder storms and
nice rains On Monday evening Judge
MiHigan's residence was struck BY light
ning; the charge was light add bat lIttle
damage done. Ga Tuesday evening ,Mr!
George z. Jones residence was also struck
By lightning, running down stttdding in
the end of the binding, tearing Of The
ceiling aud throwing the clock from the
mantle TO the floor; fortunately none OF the
family were ia the room at the time, and
no serious INJURY was done to person or
property. Both Of these charges struck
quite low, perhaps not more than fifteen 10.
twenty feet above ground. A tree near Mr.
j. r. Browns was also struck on Tuesday.
evening. --GreenerRle Nel0 Era, July 9. e
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branches of the government, and exercise
Che Legislative power in defiance Of The Con
siitatiOB, 10 creating OF attempting TO ere
ate new governments out OF the territory
conquered from the @.Coafedefate States Of
America, sO-caHed, and to govern them BY
has own mere power, by form unknown 70
the Constitution, without consulting Con
gress, bat defying their authority When
they had spoken, and denying the consts-
tutionslity Of the laws Of Congress enacted
TO goEetn said conquered territory. '.'f
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Our Financial and CONNER.
oial Column. -'

Every departments n bHslness has an imms
iiate interest In the markets OF the country. and
IN is financial ductuatinns and condition, The
man who faas 10 keep himself properly al
visod rs 10 the rise and fall Of the markets. as
controlled by the laws Of demand and s=pply
AID the relative condition Of the currency, is
exposed TO constant loss. and must nscsssarilF
fall behind his more inteIligen. and onterprisius
ueighborS In order 20 mako our paper valuable
as we'll AZ iaterestiag. We shall continue 10
cake this a SPECIAL FEATUKE. Our Daily
Market Reports, domestic and foreign, by tsls
Srarh. and our City Reports, gotten NJ at heavy
sEpenss. have challenged u . oomm en- dsiion q
cur best business men while our current FinAn
eial Reports from all the leading money centre
the country are fuller than have ever
published by any lOthsr ioufnaI IN Tcpnosssss
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For the Family Circle.

And for the special pleasure and profit Of the
youus. each week We will give general literary
and religious miscellany. Nothing shall and
ia, way into our columns unfit for the psrusal
the mothers and daughters of The land. BePTe7
eating the demoraliEing sensation alism Of many
contemporary journals, We shaH sschSw thai
character striving to siye the reader Substantial
mattsr. preforring to be useful Fsther than
cnsauoBsi. ...
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-12
: /, New Tanning Min, seed Separator
p T--7------| -7--''' ~"
smut Machine Gambinsd,' '1a

/. .f1.ys sll 81 Hel.s.aa t.ss Ea"gI
and viii after this date be able 10 FIJI all ordes:
promptly. In this machine, we offer to the
public Q w heat Tan tar superior 10 anything
OF the Kind ever before invented.
I II vail EASILY chat fro m 500 to 400 bushels 81
wheat Per day, and cleaner at one running
through than any Faa IA the market.
II will clean wheat from smut cheat, cookie,
bhghted, broken and shriTeled grains and 0 tn a
Impurities. leaving the best. healthy. plump
and perfect grains to SOW.
IL cleans wheat FOR market without W ASTE,
saving the small grains ..s..-F ~ I
10 empties the wheat directly into the half
bushel, therebY Avoiding the VAST z as vel
as the TIME and LABOR, formerly unaynit
able in measuring up the grain. .f14 EelaF
The mill runs smoother and with less noise
besides many other improvements over the or
binary flaming Mali. - 49, $500.
q Grain dealers viii give from twenty. fys 10
htty cents more for foul wheat cleaned on this
than on the common fan.
The mill has been THOROUGHLY TESTED.
and is pronounced by all who have seen il ia
operati on, among whom are many of the best
farmers, mlLers, grain dealers. mAehiaists, Ia
this snd adjoining States, TO be. a PERFECT
SUCCESS and a valuable invention which has
long been needed. s.li 90 a s8tlasb be i
Fhe Fans are male OF GOOD, STRONG.
lumber, and every no achine
is WARRANTED. s4 ssl4 Fraa aA 81 t Il
.AH persons interested in such m aehiAery arc
respectfully requested TO call and examine for
Z iT2tf .Gs1lt Bs TIM. JONES a en-. Z
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In the Political Interests of
Do ..U.
the People,


The UNION AND DISPATCH. a. hsrete
fore. will take the Constellation and laws fof W
guide; ana ia the discussion Of an ihshsw and
intricate questions aud issues arising out OF the
extraordinary condition IN which the coHntry
placed. Il will adhere TO the principles an
teachings Of the founders and sEpositHrs Of our
government and institutions II will endaAyor
toEuad With vigilsnes and defend With nnwa-
ssrinR sarussthsss and faith the rights and iote-
sta Of all che States and the essential prinsi-
les which constitute the basis Of the Republic.
We shall oppose al inVasiOns Of these, and
Uphold. to the utmost Of our ability. the union
Of the States under them. Feeling that they
70 endangered Wy the revolutionary schemes Of
Radical politicians who nov hold The LsEis-
alive power Of the Government wo shall Rbaie
othlng Of our past OppositiOa To their mea-
.urs with these viows Which are no Tess bav
,t0,ound convictions. we cannot and win no.
hesitate to defend the unfortunate South
the asRsrsions ana impostious heapsn upo as
people aud urge that IusrToE and RIaHT shall
moted out @ them.
yHiHINN5 .#nDUHYH0
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for Ohio. New York and Penney iyania
are regarded as certain for The Democratic
ticket, and these, together with Ohio, viii
secure the election of Seymour without "a
single Southern State. 4. -
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~ ssH EAEzBAE .sF.D
BY A CONSOLIDATION OF TUE ASH
VILE UNION AND AMERICAN and the
DlSPAICH, aud ~ the generous and united
support Of the UNidE AND DysPGToH By the
patrons Of both the former papers. the PrOpriF-
tors are enabled 20 present Newspaper hiths.
20 unsurpassed in this city OF State.
IN FULLNESS AND ACCURACY
EWs. COR paper will compare faVoTAbly ith
best In the sniirs country; and in hsyinp
We only repeat the expressions Of many
patrons. wbV srs most capable Of iudEing in
matters ... ...r r#U'a ~
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Dur Manufacturing and Do
nestle Interets. Efk..

We shall constantly admonish the Southern
people to no selfreliant. and shall DO what We
may bO ahle 10 induce the Sstabilshmeat Of
manafact0Tiss 10 cur midst for our home pro
duots. To this end We wilt pay special attention
60 the COST and sTATWTI0s OF manufacturing.
aud exert ourseIs Ss to encourage the diveTuih-
cation Of Southern industries and the develop
usnt Of Southern resources
.l..aEtt -aa I5it.b'lt s.
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REDUCTION OF RATES

Frafissa 81 being shIs 10 ststs tAaf
very large increase In the number Of car
Daily snd fSiWsokly sahscrihsrs enables Ne 70
reduos tue price o. subscription % these editions
We DO - the more chserfully because The necss-
auss Of tie people. in me impoverishsac daAi-
ton Of our stricken seotion, REQUIRES Snch con-
esssisus a. can be reasonably made IN tAsiF In.
tsrssts frosn and AiSor ne lst January, there
fcrs. ear --
rRRMs OF SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE
In ADVANCE ......
oAILH ..-.'.-.'s-----s'--'-,-
rRI.wERHLT ...--.-.-.4--..-..--.--.l--.-. 90
...'.'----'-..-...' 90
And for sAsrssr periods At The same raiss,
~ we asrnsstly appeal % oar tseaas % a
n sTsonding our cirsulatien; and 10 thereby Ia
.ressins oar neans of usefulness. copy Of
napor viii be sect grntuitously % any one
- ten Subscribers 10 either oft1hs editions
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r. L. WEAKLEY.
No. 8 North College 81,
.. a.
(successor to WsnkIey q Yarb6rougbJ
rs JUsr IN REeEIPr OP a FRtsn sfotR

IS JUST IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH STUCK
Of aroeecies and Liluors. cons,iing 10 carl
50 hhds New Orleans Brown Sugar.
; 10 . -" Clarified I"
I 10 lsflt.'" OBJ DemaTara .a
200 bags choice Rio Coffee, .a
. y bills and half bbls ~ y Moi6sses,
e : Golden Syrup.
/ y CruEhed Sugar.
. g Powdered Sugar
go :; PeaehbIey ald Heshsnnosk P5iatlss,
y, ~ halt bbls Mackerai, assorted, r...
a0 . Star Candles
100 . Starch,
100 Covel0ystars o. -.'-t
50 !" Fresh Peaches
100 CASKS Soda
30 boxes Soda, = u papers
10 gross HumwePs Essence C0aae.
100 boxss Cad4ieIs Chewing Tobacco
20 sm0king IobGeco.
~ s esi. C9lssins Tobacco. in balk,
700 80 Raioted Buckets
I06HCsddies asserted Teas
% boxes Mustard, assorted si1es
So -. kuInlords Yeast Posdgr3
10 bbls BlAnkihR p l'"
Is cases Rieharisou's Matche
80 boxes Pickles
100000 Cigars various brands
100 bbls Magnolia flCuT, ..
100 Black Lick Flohf
So boxes Cheese, t
ALS0-sgies. Pepper. Ginger. MsdIss, lndH y
80, CANDY, faucy Soaps. Natmsls. Mare. WmplrT4
Ptlg Paper, Pepper SAgee, hiIiss sa,i LIguOTst
All 0f which via Pc Sld cheap f9r cash ohiya b. 20
: .ls-1fss 70 b. a. o. tEEtEEEF, .IaH
ASss Son .il.ll. o. ia-'' No.6E College Ii.
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Decisions of the Supreme
Court. .trf

In yieWo the necessities Of the legal probes
sion. and the general pHblie interest attaching
TO the many new questions coming before cur
sjisial tribunals. We will publish all the I'M
.,artsnt decisions Of the suVrems Court RON
fBoial sources, which may be relied upon a.
nurslY Trustworthy.
WsFfmFz EsL"tW
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Hats and Furnishing Goods
JUST OPENED

rI AZ - RSvGh CheFrs street
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE
n EHSt where we have SOLICITED with great
care an entire Rsg and elegant stock Of T ~
Hats and Goats FHrns-hiBG Ss,soas.
We feel fully prepared 20 offer as fall and SON
pltte line Of these Goods As was ever brought
TO this city. .I DOB 10 90 s4.l. -4tls ~ 4
Our Hat Department comprises all the
n0VettIes that have been intrOducsd this session.
a. well as fall hno ef STAPLES ID I# ,
In fHrnishtmg Goods, nothing will be
found wanting that the most fsstidiOus eaula
desire. We keep the Jno. AZ. Davies Preach
N0k = shirt. which Is 50 well knOan hers
that It needs no comment. and will be SUPP lied
10 our customers esther from the stock or 81 sDe-
clal order. on the shortest notice, made In any
style and quality. We also have fall assoTt-
ment Of UEsbrelIas and WallzlnW Canes.
Of the most beautiful designs, 10 all Of which we
Invite the attention Of our friends and the pub
JIG generally. feeling confident that we can give
satisfaetlOn in variety, quality and prices.
april If E.-..-E - GRAY & NOBLE
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And Kindred topics, We shall also EiTe an sH
rspsive variety Of valuable snd intsresttns mat
ter-ths best adapted to the hrmins classes o.
5ur state, which will. IN = great measure. sup
,lv the place Of family agricultural paper
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MICHIGAE. an

DETROIT, July 9.-The nomination OF
Seymour and Blair was received here with
great enthusiasm. One hundred guns were
fired ate r. a., with numerous honGres and
fireworks during the evening. A grand
ratification meeting is TO be held on Satnr-
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FORTY-TKHRRE MUBEs
AGENTS WANTED.

IgROM ere TO $40 A DAY MApE WTTH
il only few doliaFs- esUisals Agents y anted
ia every town and county Ia the State, % sell a
new AtCMAN t0A L.. INV BkEION. Several
EaBted IN esery he0a6h SlA-gsi15 ~ 49, ~ =
SanapIes tnAiled ~ any address %. EeeeiBi 81
sIJE4i2s bshta t-f4 p. o. houEvfIie. NJ.
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". u - ID ID I'D 3II II|G - 1
unien aud 9Ispatth.
zs i a a. srsBAT, IELE i. lsdss ID
- n y . -
l.AFeest clreaLallas D CItg ana stata
IMPEAOHMENF RRNIYIErS.


Thaa. stevens New Articles. f.
The f0llosing are the new aud additiona
articles of inpeachraept against Andres
johnson, prepared by Taddeus Stevens
! Of Pennsylvania, and presented in th'
HOUSE OF Representative on the 7lh Inst
Whereas a High Court Of Tmpsaehmenl
has lately been in session to Try Andrew
johnson, President Of the United Staies,
for high crimes and nisdemesnors, and has
adjourned without completing its tndg-
Tnent; and whereas Il Is proper that addi-
tional articles should be filed, if the House
deem il expedient; therefore ~
Resolved, That committee of - be
appointed 10 prepare additional articles Of
Impeachment, and report the same in sub
stance as follows
Additional articles Of Impeachment ex-
hibited by the House Of Representatives 40
the name Of themselves and Of Aiithe people
OF the United States against Andrew john
son, President Of the United States, id
maintenance aud support Of their impeach-
meht against him for high crimes aud mis-!
demeanoTs IN ofice. .' '-it
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The wheat crop Of This caaniy did MOI
Urn Out 90 web a. expected. There was q
ialllng of OF nearly One-foHrlh, we under
stand.-Lebaaoa Herald and Register, Js6v
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-12

TOLEDO, July 9.4The news Of the nomi-
nation of Seymour and Blair excites the
greatest enihnsiasIn, and the Democrats are
now firing a ratification salute. The Demo.
Gratis of this section Bill give a good report
Of themselves.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-12

FAth AkItCLE
He did usurp the powers Of the other
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-07

on his breast and he fell lifeless to the
floor. A man of deep and tender feelings
true and gentlemanly department.. and
courteous in all the relations of life. he
won the confidence and esteem of all who
knew him. and his death will cause feel
ing of sincere regret
Judge Poland is counsel for Mr.. Will
lard, of WillarG's Hotel, Washington, in a
case now pending in the supreme court,
which involves the question whether green
backs are legal tender. Mr.. " lizard claim
ing that they are. The argument of Judge
Poland, delivered some days since, is re-
ported as able and exhaustive. We have
not learned the verdict.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-07

The Rutland and Burlington railroad is
10 be changed into the vicinity of VeIgeu-
nt.. 50 that ii will run through instead of
around that city. \ steamer is being bull
at Shel5urne Harbor to run between Yer
remnes and Plattsbur@, when there will be
q Greet communication with Canada and
Northern New York.
Mi. levi Loeb. German pedlar, was
coinr lIom Ripton to East Middlebury
when his no. sc became f ightened al "a I'M
manageable. He ran with fearful speed
down the hills, upseiting the sleigh neal
the residence of Mr.. Grant. Mr.. LIS head
: rack against rock, fracturing his
sculi. bruising his face badly, and Sc
verely lnju Ing his neck and spine. Hopes
OF his recovery are entertained.
There is humol Gus disciple of St. Girls
pin in Vermont. who announces himself a
"7hoemaker to his honor the lord mayor
OF Nergenl es." Cough, you remember
tells of L man in London whose sign read
.Breecaes-.naker to the queen