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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22

sen "ainKillng Magic Oil is the
=; thl.g % use for frost bites, chill
nllins, burns, scalds, bruises, contu-
nous, and otner painful troubles you
yer tried. 1T works like charm. +"
d&w.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22
LOST

DErWEEN Fulton Market, st. Adams, and
ID the Fair Ground, on it, n dark colorel
morocco wallet, containing sljI, and receipt
from Severance 4 Co.. Boston, to T.. &. Gallar
The finder will receive reward So ON return
ing the wallet to T.. G.. GALLAR.
ST. Adams 10Th Sept 1868. Milf
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22

70 Advertisers. The VERMONT DAILY Trans
IrI has the largest circulation i'll st. Albans
in Franklin County, of any daily paper, and
I'm that account, if no other, the best medium
advertising.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22

FULTON MARKET.-Just received, Il
nice lot Dried Beef Sugar Cured Hams,
Bologna Sausage, Sweet Potatoes, To-
matoes, Pears, Peaches, Water Melons
adm Musk Melons. dtf-94.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22

Mr.. II. l. Proctor, pianist, and Mr..
d. Hopkins, Baritone, of st. Adams,
III assist Camilli Urso, who will give
|e of her Grand Concerts at st. Adams
esday evening Oct. -, lS6S.-See
Ivertis ment.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22

FRAKNLIN COUNTY JAIL VOTES
G Messenger of yesterday says: 1.-THE
ktement in the Transcript of ycster.
! that all the prisoners now confined
the Franklin county ia | go for Sey-
bur and Blair is Indignantly denied
them; for whatever other offenscs
by may be guilty Of, ten out of the
kven refuse to have this burden added
their sins, and wish to vindicate their
aracters from the unjust aspersion."
The Transcript made no such state
fnt as is herein asserted. What We
d was this: on the 18th inst. vote Cf
r prisoners in Franklin County Jai
s taken and votes were cas-. for Sey-
bur and Blair ana none for Grant and
flax. Is that denied; Our informa-
II was tanned from one of the num-
b who was present and vot ed, bnt un-
ftunately our informant is not here
left on the elrly Monday morning
in for Windsor Prison to be gone two
|hrs. Since that vO was reported,
1ical changes have taken place in the
bee of voting, numbers have been adj
d to it. Or, it may not he impossible
at the inmates since their ballot, hay,
ard from Pennsylvania. Ohio, &c,
d the same panic has seized them
at is prevailing outside. We think
is change in the ballot is but an ind.
ton of what may be expected t. take
nee all along the lines in November.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22

PATENTS. Among the Patents issued
Oct. 18th, were one to Earl Guyer of
Wocott, VT, for improved butter tub.
ID. X. HickOk of Morrisvlle, for i'm
provement in potatoe washer. Anteda-
ted Sept. 50, 1868.
J. b. Kelly & n. p. Kingsley of Bran
don, for improved spring bed bottoms.
Francis Hewlett of West Rupert, VT. ,
and Charles II. Sherman of Salem, for
improved gearing for grindstones.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Grand Concert,
ACADEMYHALL, ,STALBANS, VT.
MILE CAMILLA URSO

MILE CAMILLA URSO
JNHE Celebrated Violinist Mrs. D. {. Hall, Of
i Boston, soprano. Mr.. Il. ID. Hopkins Bari
tone Mr.. II. |. Proctor, Pianist.
Will give one Grand Concert of Vocal and In
strumental music at the Academy Hall, st. Al
bans, or Tuesday evening, Oct 18th 1865
TICKETS 30 cts Reserved Seats, 10 cts For
sale at MIR. Huntngtons JcwelrS Store, on and
IA ter Friday, Oct. Odd and at the door.
Doors open at IA Concert to commence at
< O'ciuch
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22
y. VIENMOT O. CO.,
General wspaper Advertis ing
Agents,
1913 Nassau street. New York.
ESTABLISHED I'm 1867

I'VE beg to call the attention of advertisers to
w our agency. Our faci tiles with AL the frat
class daily papers in the 'uutrv are second to
none, and we are fully / AIRED 10 offer term
and conditions which cannot fail - give supc-
riur inducements.
We can, by special permission, refer to
Mr.. II. 4. Ilelnibold, Druggist. 5yi Broadway,
New York
Mcssrs. 5. R,Vanduzer 4 Co.. 19s Greenwich ST.,
New York.
Messrs. Hail ~ Ruckel, 2lS Greenwich Street.
New York
Mcssrs. G. Bruce's Son 4 Co, Type Founders.
IL CLEANERS st.
Messrs. Phalon & Son. New York.
" Phelan Collender New York.
" Tarrant Il Co.,
" Chickering Il Son.
Railway ~ Co.,
1856 ood3ln
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22
Gold, 1859.

IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court Of
/ the United States, for the District of Vermont
an no p,nttpr of
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22

GRAND TRUNK ROBERRY.-On Tues
day last, the money chest Of the Grand
Trunk Railway Company WIS bro
open in baggage car between Point st.
Charles ard Montreal, and $4,000 in
gold was taken thercfiom, 1t was 4
daring exploit in the daytime. The
distance between Point st Charles and
Montreal is only three or four miles and
the chest had been placed in the car as
usual
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22

FREQUENT MIsTAKEs.-Mr Rutland
Herald, please put on your glasses and
see if you found the article in your paper
of the DIST instant, entitled 4" A fast
young lady" in the Messenger, as you
stated. The article alluded to original
ly appeared in the Transcript Of the 10th
and is copied verbdtim ct Hterdtim from
its columns. We should think blind
man might tell the difference. Please
either steal outright or give credit cor
re city.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-22

MoNT.-The value of goods imported in
to this district during the year 1867 was
$3.50. PA SO, upon which duties in gold
was received, Si77, 1879. Duties on
merchandise entered in bond and paid
in other distress $50, 316,ts, making Il
total in gold o6jS, 1857. The amount
disbui sed in cul rency in transacting the
business of the department was SO DO
Il deduct foe currency received in fees
Sl3, IliS,30; amount received by Gov
ernmcnt for fines, forfeituies and penal
ties, SO, 7o7,7S; total cost "f collection to
the Government in currency, S51 .ej4 ,63.
Dulles collected in gold during August
and September 1883, Sl42,0 56.-Bur-
HDgtOu Times.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16
9taibDiAe NIB 9nOrDill,
4 Giicnballl.

Die Mftssn< Ba3er Der 9ennefTees nnb gaciHe. ei.
fenbabn Iiegen Jest in Der Office pom Sol. gB. MIeH
linton NIB gIdnter,5 Baitt, Gde luton nnb gg&
tege StroBe oens Die wife ieae $50, bic ers
ertOreerIibe Ginsabhng betfdet 81 per Mttie.
Die MHsIegung befer @abn III pclls6et bic prcftls
aniidseit 8fliHe, gjettte stb MbfbHtmgen fiiib IN
8. NJ Mllen's Office ein3uieben. IS !. : III - 80
Die qBdfigfe;t bieier Ddbn fit @dibniHe anb ben
Sfaat aIs GntuidInneSmttei bes Mderbaues ,nsb ben
mtneragbeu Heiebtblmer Tam iitdbt Aberidtt iuers
Ben, bd bikfelee burd eth Qano ldft, eI4es Miipers
eIeidIld In Bssug allf ben Mnbam upn @streiee lue
ufiibetffofiei aHf bieem gottin Mt hinii4tli9 6er
gisbWeihen tn. SSM teiner 0noeaen aanhestbfite
t5nasn fsimere Ssalsben ane rts aIler Ars sespsen
werben. Refine Babn Ia ben Der. Staten Fam bMrb
eanter, 70 reid at Wsnernliens ipie BOILER, Glen,
RnpFet, 9inf uno asttroleumr, lailfen. Die @6lbef
Iiefer isr15pfd,e Danfeii her bsiie Siebten, Baps
gs!n, gitsn ial.paEss !. Maaaas aisi@sn y: g.
Sarede.
enn bieSg Balm gsbaut IT. 10 ipir5 Bel ben iest 10
Hieerieen gambpgetfeu ltiib BET Der uisfidEpfiden
6rn1fbarfeit unb ben eroben NHlfsqmelet bieier
Staat bic europdle GnipanberilIiG ppraAalih an fi
tseben iiiIb ibre ReilA1fb iperben.
aDir 0ypelliren nnf eas GrnllIidite an eheu, tes
nteres an Ser poblidbrt eieiss Staates unb bisiea
1t taimmt Attien s nebnlen iihb 70 biefes astsss
nebmsn nit allen &saften ~ untevftiSeR4& ST.
ul25 fStt8
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3.5OO,OOO Dpaars

Def zen. s.s-
Sas wtrb geniigenb fein, Inn bic 2inien nal allen
pser bod fat aen eintrdsIi9en 8tttten, 1oeIbe bas
beitebenbe MonopoI beriibrt, sn perboppeIn.
Die sesenpdrtig i'm 9anSe beftebenoen SeIesraz
pben. @cntpagnien ftnb 81 einen iugebeuren MaonO=
pole petf6moIsea umS bringep iabHtsb iiber ieds
Nigionen Dollars oSer faebr ais 100 9rosent beilen
mas bic atnien gefOiet boben, elm, unS ibrc Metien
fnS allf ntsbr ais 1000 4rpsent eefieseii,
Ge Setrieb fanfeit Oes tlnternebnens Ser QationaI
telegraph Gonrpanp tit pon Der RegierunJ Der Der.
taaten oaertannt, iltbem biefe bereIben 70 uerfb=
pole Sreibeiten ertbet Bat ais nur ie elmer 9elegra=
pbensG efeHidaft ertbelIt porben iinb. Seine Sons
earfeis eis'ie bot lie oas bieer GoHpa8nie pom Cons
seB ertbeits @ebt seba. t, uf ieter Gifenbaba unS
PoftfraBe in ben Ser. Staaiefi EeEegrap6en. 2tueu
ausnIrsen Mne in 9etriea 80 feken. Die Steuuit
bieier gompasn:e lift cine anoere, ais bic aer mai Der
Organiirten. Die eseret rage lit fir inner ents
f1ieoen.
Die Aclionare biefsr gSmpasnie f6ainem nidt aus
getaaFt Ober elmer anse Gompasmie iibertragem
werben. 9as GOnersBzGefes, anf Grnns beiIea
biefe Gompagaie Orsaniiirt if, perbietet iesti9e
nebertrasung oereltbeiIten 6reibeiten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16
i Ngenten llerlanQt.
SSerIaHst- asenten gam gsrFauf BON .,
gSm. snitb's rgBRrterbndl Der Bibela.

l&%erada9f-I9enfen gam SerFduf BON Or
Asm. Gmit6's ~aB6rterbmb Der Bibela.
Gs entbaIt iber 1000 ensseorudte bcppeEte Soften,
I'm 9etaps pom nenen Glscirotps RIatten, anf gueni
Banter li1o TT paiienb iluftrirt NIT nlebr ais 30
Stabl= nno SolSitiben nno elmer 9ieibe 5d6ner rno
antbentit9er &3rten u. I. 10. n a. q = =.
GsllmfaBt AntiqAitdfen, Geographic, geograrbie,
HatnrsGei9t6te, 1pPogrupbie Mle lift cine pouitans
ei9e GnepcIOpd6te Der G1riff.
Gs 1T notbpeab;g fir ieben 9beuebrer unentbehrz
tidb fir ieoen 8eftIibeil uno Gonnta9s duAebrer
uno ioute in ie6tr 5anIiIie fein. 80
Us wiro fuarm erlpfobIea con aueu geIehrfen ulib
6Ms9e5ei1neten NGnnern unb farob bic 9reI1e i'm
Gaemeinen in allen EbeiIen bes 2anbes ais has bette
0erartise Bud in Der ensIiid9ea Sprabe.
Man laffe fib nidt taufdensI
Beeen Der nod uidt bagewelenen 9opnlaritat
oiefes Berfes uroe cine Ieine engIife dbaetiir3fe
AusgGbe in 9Mebes pom etma GOO Soften IN qrSBere
Druid tn hie{em 2aiibe per0nitaItet nnb dber 500
Octau= Seiten uebrtttet - pifenbnr baoird 9rDBer
oils oas Original geIpor0en, as eiehter ndbaui
5n nabens oaB CO inisre Anseabe lift. Gs bat uents
ger GS ben bolben 2eiefto Gs oas mnirige unb uirb
betrd6tli6 bDber peEtGAft als bic engifde AAsgabe
hes nemltd3en 8Hdbes in 0ieIem 2afiSe. Giitiqe
agenten perR9ens biele aeiae aassabe fir bic
uniriae aEssngebes. asgs#& - - s.ss5S5sIsss.
&ebrer, GtnoenteH, enterttrte @eiftIide, 6armer
uno energibe Sransn fin6en bic &gentr fir oieies
9sert iopobl nu9eiiebm cls gemtnnreid. Yaan ienbe
nab euculoten ,uno 9ebe allies Hdbere al, 8eeins
gungen u.s.. 10
q. O. Gsrantcn u. Co., gerIeser,
febe5 emit 126 afpIum str., Sarlforb, Conn.,
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GSie bic Gin5ablmneem eefbebcn
nfilfTeft4

Gin @ro3ent bes GopttaIs mus bel Der Gubfcfiptton
eingeanbll ipsreen niib fernere GinsabItf9er wele
namentli3 flint 4rosent ni9t iibsrfieaen fouen,
'uerSen Sar9 ben 9Iatb Der Siretto en- pom Be sm
Seits wie oas gs6rfnib Der Gtaribtuns aS susifats
tnns Der sinfen es eriortern mag, aussef9riebep
wersen, ieoob wersen bergIei5eu GinsabImgen nidbt
uasaefGriebsn perssn, bis Oas gauge capital iubs
ictibirt iein wirs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16

DMrftrt mad Sem gerF 400 N9filsn. 4Rtas
4 Buffalo mad gfep gprk 423 Neeilen. f9
/ 9alamai.ra mad Rep yOrf Ais Weilen,
! NIB iI oon Askp I'D vi
~22- ~ NaeiIen Der far3s|ie Dea.
5sssssg, 81 s---0--F} ftss# asg,MhssS
Aae 3iise Idufen btrstt mad Reip gort.
~ ago Neilen obue @ageuBeGleI.
I3@T 8 E 10 }---lEssgG ,HJaHEE
| Bon anb nad6 BEN q. Npuember 1857 ruerAen sitae
aass2sn u yeretaeuas init aIsa ,ssitlt9eh afaisa
Bon 0aa,iss sas Salamanca pom uatooa Depot aas
7.56 4 81. e9grsbsgop psn aunsirs, taad fa,,s ne.
ilsa nsmMsn Sonnta9s 5ldIt In SaIdmofea a00OM b.
Corning NIT benz 500 q. M 80 n
S s ano errsisbt Rev gort usa z llbr alor.
2.s5 y. M, ais5tnins erpres sons gaIas#anca. .aa.
ltd nsasnnmnien Senmtdss9 b6R II. Sos.
netLseiae ara 5.25 D. d. fGuppefY. mnh per.
asD ans is ID RsD g g AZ mum am 7 sSS
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aats ssts as e gissa ass y ss ssIS
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$50 g. 81. 9incnnatt Ggprebr pon DAMMIT. tdalfd
g1nanssss @ ,,',S pau y sssssansa
sa sasss ~ sfs ss e IL n sf'
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SIs,i.s 4. ssisae
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geP Ssrten GiIsnbe3n fit Yaltialsss MI aBaibs
Is tn 9fqgnD ~ afsn slark NIT bern aree, Grpreks
4 PIC q IL sis 4 sSiss ~ W. ss
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@cae1s AuSsebrura.

Sirop hipophosphite de chaux luntel
Observation-Disclosures Salflprup.
9ieies neue 6eiIRitteI psft ausseseidbnet ben Gus
bereuIofe mad S5ptnbiHbt, oeren gefabrlisere
Symphonic es iOfort befeitigt.
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''ts 80 NEW YORK.
8. SartbDIomesp gSiefs. sstsz
3enrD q. 9aplor. 81 s e
Sa mir Sablr ibe 8eiu6e uon ioIben 8erfo en-
emptangen baben tDeIbe burdb Nnitdten, lie inter
Dem Hamen Gift Enterprises befaaMt finb, be-
t6mlHoet Wiroem uno bic IN Ne.p 9)orf uno 9afz
bai1att anffamens TO- ben mir inns peranlaBt aes
fnneeIt nit sienb groBent AufroanSe 9latblitbfen
eiil5uianelns bic ltns in befi Staab fs en-, lniert
: henten etnen Plan anSlgebem, pie iie ibre 8ebte
Ipabren f6Rnen TT
I'm bies su tbun. beabiietigen mir, non ben Giaen=
tbfnern ober 2oterien bic 9retle roeIbe benz Qoos
tbaber redlfl aufonlrnen, 81 erabieii, 1pie foIde
onr9 Gireulare oser in anberer g8eiie anaegeben
smoibeu finb. ils$ .s-5e4 Ell
0as 2anb lift NIT iolbett 9Ianen iiberfiuibet unb
9roBe Summer iino pon ben Grineern aeluoilnen
lDoraeii pdbreno bic betrogenen 2oostdufer nit be-
trl9erf ben 0els2anbpaperen ooer IpertbIpien SUE
welen negefpetft ip0roen iino. AAtbss1
" rf1nen, pelebe nns ben Ganen Der Gift Enter
pfisch, pom petder fie 2opfe i'm 8eiis baden, eius
ienoen nnS uns a1tortiire fir fie m banSeIn f5nneu
id elmer i1r faItgen ssabrang ibrer nte efen pers
1Idbert balten.
Sies erfOrbert natiiriid5 beradta6 grtsIaaeu uns
UNI beftfelben su be9e9ne, m:iiien mir pon iebem
lln1erer Patrone cine @iHfenbnng pom Spet [$2l
Dollars perIdnasn. @
unfere @er9iitung 1T fiinf (5) groseut hes couet=
tlrten Betra9es tuelde mir fapon ab3 seben gebens
ten ND rit eber, ais bis Der 9res ODER fem @ Ibs
mertb IN unieren $anoen lift. Bran aSrsifire
gSicfs u. GaDtpr.
3irt,ner 9, SO. 651 8toa map, Gep gorf.
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Grforserliaes eaareapital.

Die Gompasnie ift Der ftftea nebsr3engune, raj
IS 9rpseHt bes granscapitaIs geuisen ueroeli, unl
cine SrabtIeitans fir IA
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16

cg.arben fiir farmer nnn 9gueefe.-9ie @rdfton
M @Rineral &arbep Gompngnie ptrfertigef bic bele,
INT anqeIepte NIT rcisem aeiuiamen Gel uerniii9te
Anitri1e boHern 1015 Sabre; Fe lift elmer lei b=
ten bF0uRen pber fbSHen GhocolaoeR 6dFbe mne tann
in cine CRIME, beierne, eins Dlipe oeer 9etbe BEN
Gef6mad mad uerdRoert Deroen. Sic 1T aBUenbbar
fir 9dMfer, S9emnen 6ensen, sSagen, GimeE, Aders
bau9er1tbe, Ganaibpote, Sdiie, metalene ua6 SOl5s
Sabrif1nt bat i'm Iesten Sabre 5000 8fMnb gebren9A
nab tahn IN Ganer, Glaisietdt inas 5eai9feit non
feiner dnoern rbe dbertrojfen psreen. 9reis feds
Sabre genHsen6 Wdafea6e fur efa Circular, Ipeldes
ale erpiHf c5te AlisEnft Giebf 2eiae III dbts esie
ssnss ile habe has ffsiet4ea:s Citation Riaefa
&afbe. acreiif: -.
.faaEssf DANIEL BIDWELL4
Es1 6M 25i..s earl StraBe, Re Oft. I
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Seine BlntGrmntb nnb SfeitbtnGbt
lnebr.
Yirophospborfaures Gilenssfatrnn bon

9ieies neiie Rrdparot III bereit in 6ranfreid unb
GnaIanb GteAe Der GiienntitteI ne0ptirt. Gs 1T
HIfg, farbz nne gef9madlos uno entipridt in ienen
BeianotbeiIen ber 3uiammenfekAng hes 9hltes uRb
Der QnodeH., @egen 8tei6fubt, aRagenbef bwerbeu,
SdpddJe, Tereaulna unS Anamie, gbt fs fen fd6nefs
Ierer Mno berer pirfeH6es 4Rittel. 9ie Ataoeme be
AIeeeene ueHset IS IN Zen iReiiten dae ufIh
Itbamit bic beiteu grfolge.
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Rcin 2cbcrtbrart rnehr,

INNtNt % NWN%%W%WFt Bt$NNTbN
@rinanlt's iooirter &ettig& Gbrlp
pirL NIT aroBem GrIoIae fatt hes sGbraneS BEN
q melt ppransiebeR III, nngepanSt, nnfnentIid in
6dlen uon 8riiiifraftfbeten, ferofaIoe, ppctif en-
Et6rlimqen, @eibflbt, MMsteldbipamnlIng tlnb Apez
htIofefeit. CT periiingt ben G5rper onrb frGfise
5enigifa hes 8lttes M lit aIs elm leidbtes Mbfiibr=
mtttef fcbr au empfeblen. Der Aetti9fprilp f6pddt
eecr ben aRagefi nod bic BGrfe un6 fpifb Bel tIeis
men Ginsein obne bic minbeite Gbdoibfeit uermanot
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16
0erSaunne8 @affiaen u. 3elt1en
BON 8urin bu Builion.

aaureB Der me6i3inif5en Mfabeme in 9aris.
9iefes ee56uaduOne 9Eeparotif leiT6 pe ben erften
Mersfen Srantreis unb GnglanSs 9eeen ale 5srurits
beiten Der 9erhanlilss 8ert5 seuge aIs @ostraI9ie
2enbei,re5ei &c. NIT srOBrm GrfoIge aiIseIuanOt.
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4 tFs #A' asIsAg @4G&gcS
Grie giienbutjll /!
7 IL
Orpbfr tTfitv Damn. - DDppeItss @eleiis
na9
Oeetp gDrE, 8DffDit
1nb gfenenslanb- Gtdbtea: 1s4

Gieje Gifenbabn erftredt ji9 ppu
DMrttrt mad, Stem gorf 460 Nlfilsm, ga 9
Buffalo mad Rem Sort 423 Nleilen, e
@alamai.ea mad Retp BORT AIS. Nlfilei
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16
ascf1rr ais Gppaipbalfan,

fnb Grimanlt,s 4tattIen eapfeln HrIo .te Ratttcos
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-20

e. B. OLMSTED, the absconding discussing
clerk Of the Postoflicc Department, whose ar
rest, in Richmond, is noticed in to-day's Ga
zctte, was brought to Washington yesterday,
and placed under the charge Of proper officers,
in room in Bunkers Avenue House. Hc is
completely broken down both iii health and
spirits. From what has been gathered by the
officials it appears that he wandered through
portions Of The State Of Virginia bordering on
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. In this way he
finally got to the Point of Rocks, Maryland, in
the neighborhood of which town he purchased
a horse, and then commenced q pilgrimage on
horseback through the mountains towards
Richmond Arriving at Goochland, about 80
miles from the last named city, he lett his horse
and performed the rest Of the Journey on foot.
Upon his arrival in Richmond (three or four
days ago. he went into an obscure locality, and
rented room in the house in which he was
arrested He kept close in his room, not ven
turing upon the street, and it was really by q
skilfu mannuvre that his arrest was made
He will probably have preliminary hearing
to day. Since his arrest it has transpired that
a number Of his friends in the city have been
in communication with him, and some have
known Of his whereabouts, and they assert
that had he not been arrested On Sunday night,
he would have come to Washington, and vol
unfairly given himself up, to answer any charge
made against him. He appears very much ema-
ciated, and has, no doubt, encountered great
suffering in his toisome march. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES
R9- The MercEgunts ana p,

@sB- The NercE2nnts ana Rnsiro,
men Of Alexandria, who wish &c have ~, ('S
course with the people Of the Valley o. 1.~ ,,..
IT, will consult their interests BY makiac r5 5,..
business known through the agency o. -.
ROCKINGHAM REGISTER, a. .o,,:.' .'T
burg, Va. That paper circu1a:es n.yfa s>..-
sively in the counties Of Rockingham. >ho,.
doah and Page than any Other papc. pn6. ,'' =
il the Valley. Terms: One square q ,.. 's''s I'd
one year, SIS; two square, S25; o1c snns ,~''
months, $40 GO - o..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-20
AT,FXANDP7A GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

THE CENTRAL HEAT OF TIE EARTH. As
70 the silver mines in that State, Nevada
manor saws: THE increase in the heat Of our
mines is now beginning to give many Of our
mining companies more trouble, and IS prov
ING great obstacle to mining operations IN
those levels lying below depth OF 900 teet,
thar any veins or pocket deposits OF water
vet encountered. A number OF the leading
compapies on the Comstcck are now engaged
in putting in engines, to be used expressly Tor
driving fans for furnishing air TO the lower
levels, forcing it through large tubes OF gal7anl-
zed iron. With this great increase OF heat ID
our mines comes q great decrease Of water, IN
fact, in our deepest mine-the Bullion, when
has attained the depth of LOO teet-no =
drop Of water is to be seen 1t IS as dry as Z
lime kiln and as hot as an oven. In the lower
workings of the Chollar- Potosi mine, which are
a perpendicular depth OF LOO feet below the
surface, the thermometer now stands at LOU
degrees-a frightlul heat to be endured by a
human being engaged in kind Of labor calling
for severe muscular exerti0n. Here, also, we
find the water to have decreased till there is at
the present time very insignificant amount,
it being necessary to run the pump but Tour
hours out of the tWenty-four."
This tends to corroborate the theory OF some
geologists that the interior Of the earth Is s
molten mass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-20

IMMIGRATION AGENCY-Messrs. Z. g..
Skinner and ?. Bonfort, 81 Park Row. New
York, have established an agency for procuring
the services of European for planters and
others in the States of Maryland and Virginia.,
and the Southern States in general. Mr.. Bon
fort, being asnative of Germany, has, through
his connections in Europe, great facilities in
supplying the wants Of employers. Col. Fred
G. Skinner, native Of Maryland, long resi-
dent of Virginia, is we'll known in both States,
is familiar with the labor requirements, and
identified with the interests of the South. We
need not say how deserving be is of the confis
dence and patronage OF our people. They are
now prepared to receive orders for laborers
which they will select from emigrants specially
addressed to them from Europe, and which
they undertake to fill within ninety days, bar
ring the accidents of the sea, or death, sickness,
etc. Their commission will be S. per hand,
payable in advance, upon the transmission of
the order. The amount of passage to New
York is at the charge of the emigrant; thence
to his final point of destination, the employers
will have to bear the expenses, the amount Of
which is to be deposited with responsible
firm in New York, and paid over to us on ship
ment of the laborers. The wages range, at
present, for engagements by the year: Field
hands per month, $40 to $l2; women per
month, IS to $40; in addition to which house
room, food and fuel, and garden lot have to
be given.