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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12

PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS

To have the United St,tes Flag 10 wave over
all Public Offices aud lustilul ons.
WHEREAS, i is the custom, II no, HE law
or regulation Of the United States 10 have
The United States ltg, f.om a certain honr Of
the morning 10 a cetlain hour uf the evening.
waving over tile several departments and lns.
lilntions Thereof and
WHEREAS. The same motives and reasons
which Justify said custom now prevail IN Il
higher degree: and
WHEREAS, The Stars and stripes are omtto.
matte Of power, protection, i~nstice and evil.
cation, and should beacon lile people there
fore,
Be il rcso7red by the Senate and House Or
Representatives Of the State Of l.oni,iana,
in General Assembly convened, Thai from and
after The first day oil September, A. D., 1865.
the flag Of The UHllcd States. from sunrise to
sunset, shall wave over the puJi.c depart
mentS and institutions OF the State on all
cubic occasions, over the State house during
the sessions Of the General Assembly, and
over the conr' houses in The ~sevefaI Parishes
during the sessions of the courts.
Be il t'rtier 'esolrei. That the several pnh-
&c officers respectively, shall enforce and
execute, or cause to be enforced aud exc.
cnled, the provisions of these resolutions,
Adopted in General Assembly in the city Of
New Orleans this Seventeenth Jay Of August,
in the year of oW Lord eighteen l.uuIsed aud
sixty eight.
Signed CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker OF the Hon>e of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR S. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved August "a, 1868.
(Signed) H c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. Z. Rowe,
Secretary Of State.
TO-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
AN ACT
No, 40
To incorporate The New O,leans Elevator
and Warehouse Company.

SECTION /. BE it enarted By the Senate and
House n Representatives. IF The Siste IF Lnni.
s'am N General assembly contspel. Tia,
L"hisJ Highly, Themu Hiahy. Len Hi.ty ]
H. o"lr,by, chnrls- +. Stay back, J. T. Rnr.
dean, James 7, Tucker, aui their associa,.s
and successors are hrteby created a body
rat'itc and corporate, BY The nam. # the
New Orleans Elevator and Warehouse Com
-if>s+fts, aH4 by lhal name shall have succ.s-
sion for twenty five years, wi,h a capi,al of
on" hundred and fifty thousand dollars in stock.
which may, BY the viii Of the Directors. be
increased to five hundred thousand dollars, and
shall be- capable in law and eqni,y ef doino
all thugs necessary 10 carry on. The ol,ec, Tor
which SAID corporation is hereby created.
SEC. 2. BE ii further enacted, ETC.. Tia, H..
capital .Ioek of SAID cor pora,ion shall b.
divided into shares Of one hundred do,l,,.
each, which shall be deemed personal rroos,,v
aud shall be Transferable ON The book IF Tho
corporation in such manner as lis by.law. NAV
prescribe.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
JOINT RESOLUTION

To appoint a committee of Two on The mari of
the Senate and three on the part of the
Hnnsc. tn inquire into The number of The
clerks of the General Assembly. and to re-.
porl As soon as possible whether excessive
and if many could not be dispensed with.
BE it resolred by The Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The State IF Louisiana in
General Assembly conpened, That a commit.
tee cf five, two from the Senate and three
from the Honse Of Representatives. to be an.
pointed by the President Of the Senate and
Speaker of the House, respectively. for the
purpose of inqnifing into the number Of clerks
and employees Of The Gene,a Assembly, and
10 report as soon a possible whe h said EN-.
ployes are excessive in number, and whe,he,
or not the services of many of said employees
could not be dispense with.
lSigned) CHAS w. LOWELL,
Speaker of The House of Representatives.
Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
COLLEGE .jcDers0m Marie,
PAROISSE ST,JACOUES, LINE.

La session proclaine de ce college commrn-
cera lie Ter octobre. Les Peres Maris'es Qni lie
dirigent sont a meme De bonner Aleurs eleves
nne education francaisc, anglaise, ma,hema.
,iqne ct c'assiqne complete.
PRlX-pnyable d'avance-$9O en- or, (ou
son eqnivalent) mi.session de cinq mois.
?onr Plus de da,ails, s'adresser all president
on a MN. Poursine & Gle, rue Na,chez, Nile.
Orleans.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12

AUX V~oYAGEURs.-M. Fl. Barthe Went rl'ou-
vrir, Rue Bienville, 50, 4 la Nouvelle- Orleans, lie
Restaurant de Paris.'' Et des chambres garnies
competent reimbursement nouveau.
NJ. Barthe est trop connu pour avoir personnelle-
ment besoin dune recommendation ct nous ne pu-
blions cette apparente reclame que pour les hahi=
tants qni wont passer cinq on six iours en- vile.
Braves planteurs, honnates habitants, ct vons tons
%citoyens, vons trouverez chez Fl. Barthe lie vim qni
reionlt, la cuisine qni restaure, les draps blancs Oh
Ion Sc !ourre sans Granite.
lie tout aux prix les plus mod6r6s.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
AN ACT
No. 81 |
To fix the time Vt holding Courts in the
. Twelfth Judicial District.
Secretary Of State

To fix the time Ut holding Courts in the
Twelfth Judicial District.
SfcrloS l. Be il enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the State Of Loui.
>lana in Genelal Assembly convened, That
tie Terms Of The Dts,ric, Courts Of the Twelfth
Judicial Di>iric, Shall be as follows For the
parish OF Ouarhlia on the fast Mondays OF
March and September Of evetv year: for the
March and September; for the parish of
Caldwell on tho third Mondays Of April and
October; for the parish of Ca,atoula on the
first Mondays of May and November: for the
parish # Morehonse on the frs, Mondays of
June and December.
SEC. . Be il fariher enacted, etc. That all
laws mud p,ris Of laws in c%onfiic, with, and
contrary to the provisions Of this act, be aud
the same are hereby repealed.
(Signcdl CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
(sjsneD OSCAR ]. DUNN.
Lieu'cnsnt Governor AMI presidcn, Of tie
Senate.
Approved August "a, 1868.
Signed II c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. e. BovEr,
Secretary Of State.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
Iisez :!

NJ. Louis Gnidry, proprittaire du Point
Store, tPointe d Ia Boucane) avertit messieurs les
habitants de GENTLY ct de Saint-Jaeoucs quill
arrive de la Nouvelle>O Orleans avec un assortment
complet de Marchandises Scches ct de Groceries.
On trouvera chez lui chaussures, indiennes,
damages, habits coniectionnes, wins, liqueurs, whis-
key, viandes salees, beurre, graisse, etc, etc..
LIE tout aux prix les plus mod6r6s.
Qu'on Sc lie disc!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
St. flames o
JEAN BILLION

pres de fEglise S'-JacHnes, (riye droite)
MARCHANDlSES SECHES,-GROCERlES
WINS, LIQUEURS, ~CONSERVES, TABACS
HUlLES, GRAlSSE, FARlNE, PROVISIONS
de toutes sortes. -
25 Al SIS
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
OSCAR ]. DUNN,

tSi.ned) OSCAR. J. DUNN,
Lieuienan, Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved Ausns, 25, 1868.
(Signrd) II c. WARMOTII,
Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
Gro. f. BovEE,
..... Secretary Of State.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
II marchait ,ranqnillement, anne s'epanouissant an

II marchait ,ranqnillement, dme s'dpanouissant an
sourire DIES levres, pied doucement ~stspendu dams
Ia plus suave des Illusions, heureux par ayance d'un
bonhcur mntnel ct partase.
Les grands arbres dc la route avaicnt dcs parfums
ct des chants,
La nature souriait CONNIE Il une late.
Les dernitrs jours de 1tt6 lie sont pas les moins
beaux de fannee, surtout dams lOhio DIES vtgeta-
lions tenperecs ct sagrs.
La montre de Filoselle, car Filoselle await une
mentre, maranait nne heure lorsque notre ami aper-
cut Ia demeure du brave Lefurt.
II lie fault pas croire qn'une fcrmc americnine,
une terme de TOhio on du Connecticut, soft I'M
desert ayec unc cabane pour centre. Grave scr,it
ferreur. La ferme du nouvcau-monde a solvent
letendue dun domaine royal, solvent anssi pour
residence un chalet peu rustique ct fart somptneux.
te J. G..
(La suite az p%rochain nnnnfro.)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
Approved Angus, -, 1868.

Approved Angus -, 1868.
(Signeb II. c. WARMOTH,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
a true cory:
Gro Il. BovEE,
Secretary Of Safe.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12

AT the First Session Of the Firs, Legislature.
Begun aud held in the City of New.O.leans.
JUNE 90. 1868.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
Prix Courant de la Mouvelle. Orleans

Or, 1885 d l35A-Co,on, 81 a 24c = Sucrp, I a
lac -Melas>e. 40 a Csc. lie gal.-Farine, &c.,
i $l2 MATS, IS a $50. IL hoisseau Pore.
$685. d 1928. - GraisSp, IS a nc. la livre. -
Bacon: e%panles, 10 Il OOOc. la livre %janbnnS
cures an sucre, l7c.. Il IL la livrr. = Riz, s 4
SIC. Ia Iivre.-Beurre, % 4 45c.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
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Tobacco manufacturers are hereby notified
under Act Of Congress, July Goth, 1868, that
they will procure stamps from the Deputy Col
lec,or for all Tobacco on hand on and after
the list day Of January, 1869.
r. STEWART DENNEE,
Deputy Collector.
Office at Damare's store, from 70 TO 3 P. NJ.
Dec.l2. 81.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

PASSED by THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-12
GMiciNl.
A~c1En5

(ruBLlsHEp HY AUTHORITY
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28

MENTAL CAPACITY or THE NEGEo.-
Il l. quite frequently assumed that the
negro Is naturally inferior 10 the white
man in mental capacity. We say ''as-
sumed' because 40 proof was ever sue.
ceSrinlly attempted The fact that they
are now as class in Ignorance and deg
radiation IS no proof. Who shall say
what powers will not be devclopcd by Il
few generations Of freedom, and culture !
PROT. Bower of Lincoln University at Oy-
ford Pa, does not lind his colored stu
Il MS lacking in present ability Tor the
higher studies. lie says Of hem:-"Of
course do not think the African superi,
OF TO the AnglosSaxon hut this | must
say, that find no difference in their ahil-
ity to acquire knowledge am now
hearing "A class recile in the Aeabasis, who
commenced Greek about n year ago, AMI
they recite as well as any class / ever
heard. Anl so with all their studieg.-
Their deep earneeiness enables them TO
accomplish wonders sometimes. Last
Wednesday, one OF the literary societies
celebrated its anniversary, with essays
and orailons, in the university chapel, and
the performances " we're jus. az good, both
in manner and matter, as those you gem
orally hear from college students. One OF
them, by the name of Grimkic, who came
here two years ago, just oul of slavery.
VAS lhri iip'y, powerfully impressive"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28

Canst thou not minister to mind diseased
And. with some sweet, oblivious nntidotc,
Cleanse the foul bosom Of the perilous stuff
That weighs Upon the heart ~
Certainly Plantation Btters will do il when
nothing else will. Melancholy, Depression,
Hypchondria, insanity oil spring more or less
fro diseased stomach and this Plantation Bit
ters is a sure cure for Dyspepsia, II Headache
Dullness, Aguc, and Low Spirits must Yield TO
the health-giying and genial influence Of the
Plantation Bitters. If you are in doubt make
one trial and be convinced. Thus say those
who know. 44;2w
We would call especial attention to the fine
American Organ, manufactured by ). d. Il II. W
~mitu, Bost II, Nass., containing two banks #
keys and fourteen stops, which was used at tho
musical convention. to assist III supporting the
chorus. AT the cOncer,s, c deep sub bl,s
otcs wore plainly mani est above the 800
voices in the grand llallelujth chorus, while
in the accompaniment of the 500, "te was de-
spsel." The touching objects of the trcmoo,
with the sof; stops, was strikingly exhibited
Ba1lHgi0n S.httad
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet ar
tcle-supcrior to Cologne, and at half the
price. 4Otf
Have you Cough, Cold, pain in the
Chest, Or Bronchitis In fact have you
the premonltory symptoms Of the ''insa-
tiatc archer" Consumption lfso, know
that relici is within your reach in the
shape OF DIR. Wislar's Balsam af Wild
Cherry, which III many cases where hope
had fed, has snatched the victim from the
yawnlng grave.
A llOUsElIuLD WORD. The best. the
only Reliable, the cheapest Try it
Mr., :. A. Aliens Improved (oe,c ayi)
Hair Resiorer or Dressing. (in one Jottie }
My wife and children prefer it. Every
Druggist sells it Price 81. low
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28

RECONsTRUCTIoN.- The bill cunso Ida.
ting all the military dislrict- OF ;hc South
Tito one under the supreme commend Ct
Gen Grant, was MOI prcs}ei 10 voie I'M
till Tuesday, nearly week later han Mr.
bingham nppciAed when he first into.
duccd it, and then passed by n strict party
division, 123'to 10. Gen Buffers amend
mcnt to authorize the reconstruction con-
vcntions TO supcrsede the present state Off
GERS by appointces of their own, was ncg-
aived by the strong vote OF li2 to j3,
mtny OF tue Republicans combining with
the Democrats IN is opposition On the
final vote only one Republican, Cary Of
{ incinnati, O.. deserted his colleagues,
an voted ag inst tho bill. If such cx-
traorJinary measures are necessary il i
well that there is Il unanimty ON the sub
i"ct amcng the R'puLlicans TO give cons
fiience AMI power
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28
~ PER CENT SAVED
PJAJ IL. I-GrN.fs
y. 7. BABBlTr'S
LABOR SAVING SOAP.

This Soap i, male from clean and pure mpteri-
ais, contains no alnlieraton Of any kind will
not injurc the most delicate fah'i,. aud is rsper-
tally adapted for woolcns. which will not shrink
alter being washed with TIL, Soap. It ms, 10
used in hard or salt water. h will remove 7. INT.
grea~e tar and stains Of all kinds One tuuud
warranted equal to two pounds of ordinary family
snsp Directions sent with each bar tor making
thtcc gallons handsome soft soap from one pound
oil lhi, soap. Zach ia? i, wrapped in a circular
COP aiming tUH directions for Use printed in In
gAh and German. AK your grocer tor b I.
Rfhitts Soap, aud take no other. b. T. Dab
Mli, Nos. 6i.i3, s. e., GS eN5 70, - and al Wash
inlton St., y. !.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28

ezra Washington correspondent says
the President is again nj his OIL I tricks. -
lie is nIimaling to newspaper corrcspon
dents and democratic congressman that il
Congress passes the new recon>tructiou
bll he will resist it, Whatever ko may
now Ilinl upon the subject, If the bill be.
comes a law Ills obstinate bristes will
quickly subside and he will obey it. He
may, as in the Stanton case, keep up II
constant complaint to everybody he secs,
ut he stands too mnch in far Of the i'm
parchment busbear to openly resist.
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Nj a II II | l. u -.

.S~~~~-~-~-~~~-~~~-~-~- ~-~-O~~-~-~-O-~0--~-
Bennett -SnAFrER.-In M!dlebury, On TIA
25th inst, by the Rev. G. Graves, Mr. Charlie.
Emmett Bennett # Trnultroga, y. Y, AMI
M's. Mary +. ShaiFrr. If Mhllobmy.
WHn"rN-InE|suEn-N the residence o
the Bride father John I. Whihock IF Bddport
Vt. to Miss Annette Thrasher Of Grown roiut,
NY.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28
ONE OUNCE OLE GOLD

hNE OUNCE OF GOLD
~ VIII I've gwen for over, ounce of adultcrs
ton found in "B. 7. BAnnlI's LION COFFEE"
II, Coffee is roasted. ground and sealed cher.
melicallr.' under letters pslent from the limited
otatrs Government Ill the "Aroma' il sav,-t
and the Cuilee presents rich glossy apnearan,,
Every family should Use It, as it is fifteen 20
twrntF per cent stronger than any other pur,.
'Conec One can in every twenty contains a
One Dollar Grecnback. For sale every where IL
Norr grocer docs not keep this c'fcr, and will not
get il for Nou send idur orlers direct to the fac
tory. q. r. RABldTT.
Nos. 6i,2j, &C, GO. IS. 3d. 1872, and -
Westinghouse, y. Y.
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~ MAKE lOIE OWN SOAP,
t9O PER CENT SAVED liy Usins
Il. +. BABBITTS
q - >. ~ : tLI..AL l

7 VI' NTsNIJl NJAT- WNNINl
Warranted e"ohc shc strength at common p,tl>b
aad superior 10 any other -apouiiier I've in the
market fut up in cans og / pound. pounds, >
pounds, and - pounds, Nth fnll directions, in
fn.li,h and German Tor making Hard .ud Soft
soap. One pc aud will make 10 gallons ct Sofa
Soap No liiac is required Consumers will fnd
this the cheapest Potash in the market u T..
lnblitt, No. Ga, ia Cos Gs. CO. 20, - and b
Ha~hinutun-st.. y. /
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28

Gov. FenIon has .eadsred to Judge
Charles Mason, of Hamilton. n, Y, the
vacant office of Judge OF the Court of APP
peals, and it has been accepted
Ex-Gov w. W. Ellsworth died in
Hartford, CT, on the 18Th, inst, aged II
years
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28


filence AMI power:
The SurEiMN CvlEr B.iL Tile su il.
prcmc court has decided to take up the
case Of M"ArdIs, the Mississippi editor,
which viii test the ccu-t.tutonality of the
reconstruction act, ia advance Of its reg
ular order, and will probshly commence
lis trial about tic mitie Of March
With the usu,! rate OF legal progress a
d,cilon is moi expected l,ciur the middle
of April, all vc.y iikel' will not be
rendered until later 50 the reconstruction
nets do not stand IN immediate danger of
notification iy the supreme court. 1t is
however, only dagger deferred 1t is cy-
idcnt onurgh that majrrily of the jesti-
ces are predetermined TO pronounce the
reconstruction acts unconstitutional The
bill which recon y passed the .Heuse am.
is new pending in The Senate requir; NJ;
Awo,ihirdS of the Judges or the Supreme
bench 10 DECIDE ~ act . Z cugress unc, n
siitutional, has been hc thcmc of .',.scn..
Zion, pro and en-. .t!4-ou- III the GO .ntry for
the last ;.So weeks, anil ne' f. EVERYDAY
has ventilated i.im,cif on re sulioct-
The Senate judiciary CO .,nirtcc las the
matter l. Charge nd will consider the
Case tIS'ouGo' b' ore reporting upon it.
Aecordinr 20 Our ~ conceived notions O,
tS.e re'd.ions sustained by the three 20.
called CO. ordinate lran,hcS Of the GOV.
.ernment, the legislative, the executive and
the Judiciary, it seemed almost Ike sacli,
lege for one department to me,liIc in any
way with another which derived its exist
encc and its powers from the same
source.
Ard yet the best Icgal acumcn Of the
House consider it Constitutional. II, a,
they assert the constitution lives Cungrcs,
the power TO regulate the jurisdiction o.
the cogrt, and it certainly seems TO imp!,
as much, there can be but one serious Oh.
lection TO this action. Party legislation
when strictly such is always wrorg an,
pnwise. 1t may often occur, however
that legislation which is dc,i.mei 10 pro-
mote the public good anil is broad cnouol
TO cover paticnal grounds, Is prompliyc n
party ends. Spel, Legislation cannot be
called party legislation anu i, nat INV i-s
The Supreme Court Bill will g,nora,fy
be ranked in this class, by / friends, and
with reason. And yet there is part,
colorlng 10 it which olt,niS many sensitive
minds and which is ano' jrclionnbc feature
to every Lonost and patriotic ciuzcn -
The county demands, IN the cnaclmcult
ofour naiiuna! Congress, something bread
or IN its scope than the meeting Of par
ticuiar case, something purcr in It's aim.
than the promotion Of party in'cresis.
We LelieYa ihe Senate will NANTES
les haste in its delIbc,Arinps on this i'm
pnrtant measure, AID divcst .,s2f Of ever,
appearance of being influenced hy Other
considerable rs than those Of the publi
veal.
North MIdd'ebury Marble Quarry.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28

DIED On Wednesday Janrary lst,
Elijah Footc ut Cornwall in his sch
year.
Elijah Foote was horn in WatertowR,
Conn. May 10Th, 1888 lie came to
Cornwall with his father when lie was
seven years old. and the farm on which
he lived and died was a part of the origi
nal purchase made by his father. lie
was is ice married, living with his first
wife only three years. when she died ;
with his second and sar,iving one, fifty
years, they celebrated their golden wed
ding on the 4lh of November last.
Elijah Foote was IA man whom all that
knew him, will love to remember. Those
traits which cndcared him to his family
and townsmen, shune out, even in his IN
speaking presence.
For more than half century he lived
the Christian man.
Fifly,two years ago he united with the
Baptist Church in Cornwall, DUNG the
six weeks os his last sickness, that he was
confined to his hoase, his chr stan pa
thence and joy was beautiful to behold.
Once only, during IA painful struggling
for breath, he was heard to exclaim 80
let me die" but Immediately these words
came from his full heart "what shall
render unto my God for all his mercies
to me-"
So has passed away a soul, tina: had
gathered more than lis full number OF
years, ripe in faith and peace
a. While France, Italy, Prussia and
Austria seem inclined to mt least momen
tary quiet, England has furnished the
sensations during the past week. That
garter knight, Geo &c Francis Train, hay
ing gone abroad in Il fiothy enthusiasm,
was plnrked off the steam tug At Queens
town, last Friday, by cautions policemen,
wish three other American gentlemen,
AIessrs. Grinnell, Gee, and Thomas G.
Durant OF course, after examination
the last three were lei 90, but Trains
assertions that he was correspondent,
and Fenian IN tendencies, procured him
longer stay. At last the censuls got
! him of, and he al once sued he British
lion for halt million dollars, and is hap
ply. The AFFAIR is Of importance only as
having drawn out the general sentiment
of tho American people with regard to
the arrest of Americans abroad.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28
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H. T. TABEiITS
BEST MEDICINAL SAl.LtAIU>
made tum common sat. bread made With
tn, contains, when baked. nothing but common
salt water and t,ur. No. 6i.G5, Sc, is o. 20,
- and Il N%>hiu,,ton.-t y. Y.
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NfNN lT-fSd TVN DEN.
Light Escut or any Kind ii Cake may he male
with THIS Yeast Powder in 10 minutes. NJ
shortening is required when sweet milk is use,i.
Nos. "a 10 a Wa.hla<stun-st. New York.
t.1;- will send a sample OF Star Yeast PIwle-
free by mail OIL receipt OF fifteen cents to nav
postage. 1i;ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28

To AdvcrtIHcrs.--AR communication. I'd
refreshments or notices tor puh,atiol must he
handed in previous to PM. Saturdays. 10 srcu e
insertion "r We are obliged to - to press at al
early hour on MONDAYS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28

49," .uhfDlc tluuTTV.
iEo development Of the hidden treas.
ures Ct the earth often requires mere Of
i"l'h and courage, more Of energy and
perseverance, than ain'o.s any enterprise
which is undertaken hy man. This is
especially true Of the opening Of II marble
quarry. In the first place there is the
certainty of immeuse expenditures before
the most promising quarry will Yield IA
remunerative profit. In the second place
l. the great uncertainty OF the realzrlion
OF their hopes in the end. The dilli4ul-
ties attending the earlier Efforts, the pio-
neer work in any locality are shown in
the repeated attempts ard failures, and
the Losses incurred in Consequence, which
mark the history Of the development o.!
almost every quarry.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28
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