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New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
ELECTION OF A FENIAN MAYOR OF CORK.
IL IL.


The Town Council of Cork unanimously
elected on the lst Alderman Daniel OSnllyan as Mayor
OF that cy for the ensuing year The selection OF Mr..
osulvau was only, rays The Cor; Herald. compliance
with the popular voice. which demanded that the man
who had been superseded j. A. by the Government
for having his subscription TO the fund .Or
le families OF the cxecnted Manchester Fouians should
he ciecte,l to the ce of Chief Magistrate of Cork Mr.
Osnlyan In returning thanks. at length into tho
story OF Irluds oppression by EuRand Referring 10
tho Withdrawal from h!m % the Commission OF tho
Peace ho said: "Our three fclowafIrrynfan, you re-
member were executed ~ Manchester. No d0rbt EiIg
land Thought she 'sa perfect tight 10 do that deca Bnt
bay flshits-Au IeBCcnt irl-hmen-aro Just IA Buen
eAtlted the fgit of entertaining their oplnns
and pres,ng uem thClr soil as Engshmen on BnE
sh soil lHSaP. lcarl ~ Is not because one country -
far more pow fr Than 3nothcrit II not because e.o
ms retnhsci ina power for tmCtlat she ~ ~
the Weaker u.ilu, thr weaker nation u NOT D"u o"l
know ledge tla tic stronger nation ~ ilku' o''''
We are divided rom England by Hboit ~ iuii,, lt "a
"Mr. kngl'A melancholy oc"nI. "tHt ~ gooa
"Mr. SnliNi-fot tbc lli-hman il' J"s' so, y" 11s ar
right u live co. lu.H coll Ji m, hhh, '"'" -, - -
lie Frenrlnn g., French .ol. lucarI Ai!ef te exc
cntinn s utr fLt.g felDN-cuuntj mrH ln mhhchcaer.
o,, or wo s,,fs IN tnis couutry-ihe consultation ana
Tbe UajI-vh tcurScut hc cuhht ioIs al lilo couury
Thought III Ia uuI Iult with dpuanh Ol hllle io"au
thn f,nir, p lhp.e poor fellows These Journals
Con sIifi;, and Tht WHf-wLAt are ~hey, ask you
wI,r d' nov prcscntt 1hcy rcprcsNlt the Cromw.L
li rn,,un,,i ln iho country Hear, hear what flkht
hive th,.o journals To dictate TO us as to whether VIC
shnnJ ,c ur should not give any thing Ia theSr POOR
fruIlrs ~ dlr unfortunate country men VINO were
wrongly n,mdriedi iiicar nclrl WHAT rght nave
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
PORTUGAL.
DEMONSTRATION AGAINST UNION WITH SPAIN
AT LISBON.

On the night of the 1st, on the occasion OF
the celebration Of the anniversary OF he expulsion OF the
spanlards from Portugal, there was a great public
demonstration AGAINST the forma Iberan Union.
Many Of the main streets were illuminated, ana thers
was much popular enthusiasm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. IL. Eddy, Solicitor OF Patents
Late agent Of L. s. Patent ONCE, Washington, (under
the act OF IS37.
: State Street. OuuoSltc kllby Street RoSton

Late agentof L. s. Patent ONCE. Washington (under
the act OF IS37.
= State Street, opposite kHoy Street, Boston.
After extensive practice Of upwards of twenty
continues to secure patents In the United
also Great Britain, France and other foreign COun.
Caveats, specifications. bonds, assignments, and
all papers drawing, for patents, executed liberal
terms and with despatch. Researches made into
American foreign works, to dete mine the validity
or utility patents or inventiOns-and Legal other
advice in all matters touching the same. Copies
claims Of patent furnished by RENTING ST.
Assignments recorded al Washington.
IIMOSIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most successful
and capable practitioners with whom have had OtcI-
a. Intercourse. CHAS MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent ana trust
worthy, and more capable Of putting their applications
Ia form TO secure Tor them an carly and favorable
cOiisld eTat:on at the patent office"
fDhl y ID BC kkE Late Commissioner OF Patents.
~ n H. Eddy has made for Inc IL Applications, on
AZ ~ one OF which patents have been granted, and
,t Is "T pehdlng Such unmistikeabe proof OF great
tdelt anu aoiiltN on his part leads recommend
an 20 apply to him to procure their patents.
as teE may sure OF having the faithful atten
ton bestowed on their cases, at very reasonable
ccSIEea. ,,.-.,. JOHN TAGGAKr
large Practice made on twice rejected annhc m ons
10 appeals, every one OF which decided In his favor
By the commission OF patents, L. H. EDDY
Boston, Jan. /, lSts.-ly,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13

GEN. WooL-Gyn. Wool was 81
years old Saturday Although the old
hero and veteran Of three wuu's has lived
to sec his eightytourth year, get he may
be Sa'd TO be only Just Of age, for lie has
", only twenty-one birthdays :,
us singular circumstance is accounted
Tor by the itct that lie WAS born on the
extra day OF the bi,sextile wear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13
THE CALEDONLAN.
Official.
LAWS OF THE 4. =.
Passed al the FIRST Session of the Forfeit
Congress-

Passed al the First Session of the Forteth
Congress
An Act for the Relief of certain Soldiers
and Sailors therein designated.
lie it enacted by the Senate and Ilou-c
of Representatives of the United State,
@. America in Congress assembled, That
10 soldier or sailor shall be taken or held
10 he a deserter from the army or navy
who faithfully served accordin" to his en-
Ii,tmcnt until the nineteenth day or April
eighteen hundred and sixiy-fiyc, and who
without proper authority or leave first
obtained, did quit his command or refuse
20 serve after said date but nothing
herein contained shall operate ~ Il r.
mission of any forfeiture incurred by any
such soldier or sailor OF his pay, bounty.
pension. or other allowances, but thi-
act shall be construed solely as remov-
al of any disability such soldier or sailor
may have incurred by the loSSsot his yiti
zrmslip in consequence of his dcscrtion.
Approved, July 10, 1867.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13
TIIE WHOLE COMPRISING
Attractions Never EquaIled IN any other
Religious New spaper.
G K Z A T p R Z MIU N S.
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during the present wear. Any pcr-on who viii semi u
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13
9e1al.
Nahum Stiles Estate.

SLATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at the
Ia,G'"Ia District, s.. Probate Once, in St. Johns
uurN' on The } day ct March. A. ID. 1865.
Nahum Stiles administrator the estate. OF Nahum
stiles 'att OF 81 Jphn~buTy. in said deceased.
MAKES app lCit"n to said court Tor license the
whole "l IA" real estate of said deceased, to wit :
the rtEersl"i % the widows dover.
said sdl" would be Ornetyai heirs and all inter
e-ted in said estate And SAID administrator has
brought INTO court the consent and probation In writ
ing IF the heirs 10 ,did estate residing in this
heTeupon II j. ordered 10y said court that said APP
piyltun under Consideration be heard ON M -
5l-t Oi March A. .. lo6N, at the probate office
III sad 81 JnhstTy, AMI il Is further ordered that
all persons Interested be notified hereof by pubIica-
lion notice Of -ad application and order thereon
three weeks succea~Ivcly ia the Caleiunan printed
..lu~'., before -1i kline OF hearing. they
appear said time and place and ii they see
I ,Ir.~,. object thereto.
~ the JylIIl, Attest,
80" ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13
WANTEO.!
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time he will continue heretofore 70 tic Inc IN
LOUNGES of very style and qu lily texcen' ~ e
and SPRING MATTRESSES Of d. fferent iHoi one
ZION of pholstery work. ely ue91''P
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Department Cards, 20 cts per Dozen.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13

An Act to establish certain Post Roads
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United State
of America in Congress assembled, Tha;
the following be established Us post
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13
IT'S GETTING PRETTY COLD

To play base ball and X, but CASINO continues
to manufacture Spring Mattresses and Lounges sual
on EASTERN Avenue, opposite Court House.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13
Read the following Testimonials:

ST. JouNsBURY, FEBRUARY, 1>i;>
To Whom may Concern: ! have seen Mr. PEAS
LENs GLUE tried on wood, leather and emthern ware
by very severe tests and consider the best glue
or Cement ever cav.
L. e. PORTER,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13
L III L | \ ID L = + y ID EN- L
Is the Best Investment
OF TIE KIND EVER MADE.

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funding, We expect to live anu thrive and do
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13

ST. JonNsBURY, February, 1S6S.
am satisfied that PEAsLEY's PREPARED GLUE is all
that Mr.. G. D. Peasley claims II b.. tried it
cast iron and il holds strong enough answer all
pui poses for moulding. Il is the best for
mending wood or leather
FRANK WALKER,
Foreman Of Foundry at Z. d T. FATRBASKs d Co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13

81. ~. i OI\El,
Secretary,
By W. j. McDONALD.
Chief [ Jerk.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13

Un receipt Of SIX DOLLARS we viii send the entire
set Of Wavrrcy Novel;, as PUBLISH d, aui copy of a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-13
Those VINO buy and use it wilIIose moth

ing. hi part OF my i,ld without any, The rc.ult
"a-, E.H NJ Al N tayorof Tuo-phat all through
{, st. 'a urI-Lb,r liza rel what order
a.. t.d calls l hgtJ t!l4 sc. -"
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03
o8rruAHx.

Died. III. leh Of February the twenty nrst ofhsr
age a. h reid Of her mother in 81 francsvle MISS
VIRGINIA II. LURTY.
Not in the fnnsss Of years. not IN OF Epidemic
when might any moment expect yeang old TO be sud
deny cken down. m the very bloom and reshness Of
youth and period Of general health THIS swest yosng
lady from the midst Of those who loved her we'll
So yonng innocent and gentle; endsared By many
excellent qualities 10 all who knew her, words Of consolation
would be te and cold true sympathy bids the beresved
pour forth In tears their deep Yet when time shall
have seOthes the pognancy Of their grief faith in "m vhs
deeth all things we will mpart resignation to their wrung
hearts, and the eche Of funeral chimes viii then bat to
tell Of the pure and gentle soul passing from the thrsdom Of
mortality through the dark yasy" int the regions Of
inesbe beauty its destined habitaon IN the shining
ety there eyes Of loving watchers viii behold In the shifting
clouds the white robes Lost teahsd and In the huh Of
evening listeners viii 70 hear vocs mlngling
with the celestial hsrnoniss. Fnt
The subject Of this obituary though In the bloom Of youth
with all Of es barely ssted her heart flowing
with bright and hopes pleased with devoted sads
and loving relatives in short surrounded by all thai tends
make the young cling to life Jet in the days Of her scton
bore her suern ngs with genteness which touched and
melted every heart Indeed her physical frame gradually
wasted under the effects Of Illness her spiritual
todeveOp into something Of that perfect lOvsness betting
better wOrd all that dsightl in
10 be harmonzDg for the higher LIE like preudes
est nainstrelsy.p s-.t fsr-.t 49, k-- v-rs..-
"Cam on the bosom Of thy God,
Fair spirit, rest thee now.n $50 'il III
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03
Theatricals.

TIE FILoMESo CoNoERT.-The rare musical
talent displayed by the Sen0rita Filomeno in seve-
raj entertainments during the season now drawing
TO close, ought to insure her q full attendance
at the complimentary concert rendered her Tor
Friday evening next by number Of her admirers.
The selections, both for violin and piano, VIII en-
brace some from the most popular composers.
We are positively assured by connoissenrs that
Senorits Flomenos performances viii prove ca
pable Of charming the most fastidlous critic.
TIE 0PERA---fonight " The Prophet viii
be sung and performed at the Opera House in the
same grand style as on previous occasions-Nme
Audibert ss Tides, Nine seguin as Bertha. Plcot
as the Prophet, Dupin as the Count, Van Hufien,
Deere and Lechevalier as the Andbdptists. The
skating scene. electric sun, ballet. the children
choir, everything, will be produced as the Opera
House alone in this country can produce themg1 4
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The beautiful fairy spec
tacle 1.-The Illuminated Fountain" was witnessed
last evening By large and delighted audience.
In the changing hues OF the ghttering drops, nov
bloodred, now clear as crysta, now OF emerald
tint one may see, with half closed eyes, whole
worlds Of beauty wrapt in colors OF the rainbow.
The laughabe farce troublesome Thomas, or
the Mysterious Character" concluded the enter
tainment, which viii be duplicated this evening.
\ ST. CHARLEs.-Charlotte Thompson failed to
arrive yesterday, and consequently Ben De Bar
was put TO bis trumps last evening Bat ever
equal TO managerial emergencies, he donned fur
cap, and put himself up as Roaring Ralph in the
wild Indian" piece 1.-The eJibbenaniosay.n How
they scalped, aud tomshs wked and whooped, other
pens than ours must tell. Suffice it to say. the
audience escaped unhurt. Tonight Miss Thomp-
son will appear, taking the character OF Juliet,
TO Mrs. Perrin's Romeo. We hope to see good
attendance upon this promising performance.
VARIETIEs.-Eduin Adams appeared last eve
ming as Frank Hawthorne in Faconer's comedy
(" Men Of the Day." giving very pleasing repre-
sentation of the character of one who, beneath
the cold exterior Of the man OF the world carries
q heart, big with manliness and honor. He was
supported cTeditably by Miss Placide. to the de.
light Of an audience none too large for so inter-
estirg piece. 1t will be repeated this evening.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03

TIE NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP LIss.-we are
glad to hear that the efforts to establish line of
steamships between New Orleans and the Allan.
tic and gulf ports have met with all the success
which. under the circumstances, could be ex-
pected.
Our merchants, business men and capitalists
are subscribing 10 the stock of the company; and
though they are not subscribing such large sums
the necessities Of the enterprise the trade and
commerce Of the city, and their own interests,
render proper and demand Of them, we trust the
aggregate may be sufficient to insure the success
of an enterprise which promises SO much for the
commercial interests Of our city.
Capt Edward Higgins. an experienced naval
officer, is at the head Of the movement, and In
our advertising columns viii be found the char.
ter, wherein are detailed all the particulars.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03

MASONIC. - The NJ. p. Grand Consistory
SUBJ. PP.' of the r.. S.. SD Degree Of Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Of Masonry in and for
the State Of Louisiana. at q late meeting in this
city, authorized the opening Of Lodge Of Per-
fection in the town of Monroe. under the name
and style Of Ouachita Lodge of Perfection No. 2,
and duly constituted the following BB... as the
first officers: Eugene Tisdsle, 30th, 7. P. NJ;
George Chamberlain, 30Ih, 8. W.; Robert Rich
ardson, 10th, j. W.; Daniel T. Head. llth. trsasu-
rer; Edward Reid. l4th, secretary; L. B. Lawson.
18th, master ceremonies; Sylvester G. Parsons,
18th, orator.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03

A CHANCE FOR THosE WITH NorHNG TO Do
The Liberty (Texas) Gazette calls the attention Of
emigrsnts to the inviting region embraced in the
counties OF Liberty and Polk. That paper says
the soil, Tor prodoctivensss and easy culture, is
not surpassed, and failure Of crops Il unknown.
Corn sufficient for the supply Of new settlers can
be had beef cattle can be purchased on foot At
IS per head-stock cattle at 81 so per head-cows
and calves ct about $40 pork at four cents per
and can be bought for fifty cents per acre
building and fencing material Is abundant, and OF
the very best quality.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03
Important Military Order The Err.
Davis" Levee 10 be Rebuilt.

The following is an extract from special orders
No. 46, headquarters fifth military district:
8. II having been satisfactorily established that
the repairs just completed on the plantation
known rs the Ezra Davis plantation in the parish
of St. Charles. La, right bank of the river about
twenty two miles from New Orleans, are made
quate TO protect the country below, and the Ope
lousas Railroad, (the principal and most direct
line Of communication with Texas.) and that there
il the most urgent necessity for buiIdng evees at
this place; and that the police Jury as well as the
planters Of the parish. have neglected to take the
necessary steps TO have said work performed; It
is ordered that the making and building Of said
evees be adjudicated to the lowest bidder, bv
Captain @. II. Hoyt, assistant quartermaster
Temporarily placed on duty in this instance, IN
connection with civil s1ars on Saturday the 7th
day OF March, 1858, at IL NJ, at his Office No.
zOl Camp street. New Orleans according to plans
and specifications 10 be submitted by w. A. Ere.
ret, state engineer, to these Headquarters The
bid to be so much per cubic yard, and the work 20
be completed in time and manner to insure pro.
lection from overflow.
1t is furthermore ordered that the lands known
as the Ezra Davis plantation, with the improve
ments thereon, be subject TO a special lien and
privilege, for the costs Of making aforesaid evees
and that the ordinary formalities prescribed BIZ
law for the adjudication of said work be dispensed
with.
BY command of Maj. Gen. Hancock:
GEO. L. HARTSUFF,
Assistant AdjatAnt General
tncisi: NATHANIEL BURBANK
seeo euiensnt th Infantry, Brevet lat Leutenant o.
- 49, Aeaihk q n ".
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03
". Il. HOdgsOn,
AND APPRAISER
once No. II Commereial Piece.

Havng taken Commission is prepared make Sales at
PUBLIC AUCTION OF REAL ESTATE. City, Suburban
Country also. OUTDOOR SALES Of svery description
and would respectfully solicit Of MEMBERS OF TaE
BAR, ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS. SFNDTOs
AsSIGNEEs, and others. SUCCESSION and sYNDIC
sALES. SALES OF BANKRUPT ESTATES, SALES
OF MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE in Store. Ware
house, Press, on thipbeard, in Bond; SALES or
DAMAGED COTTON. and CARGO SALES, Sales for
Account Of Underwrters, whom may Concern PORT
WARDEN SALES, SALES OF STOCKS and srRIr
HOUSEHOLD and OFFICE FURNITURE, LIVE STOCK,
ETC., ETC., etc. a,
In addition TO his experience Of the last nine years.
with Col j. B. WALTOS. in the aess he possesses
the sdvantsgeof having the expeisnce Of
Mesfrs GREEN ELDER Gin the ofHce) 50 long and
fsvorsby known as REAL ESTATE AGENTS, .hus en-.
abng him to guarantee ens satisfaction those who may
employ his services Appraiser in making Sales aud
trusts be may be favoed with shae Of public patronage
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-03

On Monday March Z 1865 at quarter past WILLIS
l. BISHOP native of Virginia aged 90 years. OF the urn
Of A. Thomss a Co.
His friends those ofthe firm seesrecaly invited to
funers which will take psee THIS DAY Sd nst
from his late residenrs No. 80 st. Charles street,
corner Of St. Joseph.
On Saturday February 10Th, 1868 EMMA HANDY, infant
daughter Of John A. Muir and Mary A. E Ramsay
SsrAexandris vs) and Phladsphs papers please COPY