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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-03
VT. Central 4 Sullivan Railroads

WINTER NT,-Commencin
w December 2, 1867.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Fallsat Il 80, 50. 10 cor NJ Mixed
train for White River Junction, receiving passengers
from Cheshire Valley r. H.. leaves Bellows Falls at
550P.M
Mail train leaves Boston via Fitchhurg at SO A..
NJ, Springfield at IS A. NJ, for Burlington and St
Alhans ta1
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 10 90 p NJ.
receiving passengers from VT. Valley Railroad, leay
ing New York at u Is and from Cheshire Rail
road, leaving Boston at 5 S0P. NJ, for Burlington,
Rouse's Point Montreal and 0gdensburgh connect
ing with Grand Trunk trains fsr the West. Sleeping
cars are attached to night trains Through tickets
for Chicago and the West for sale at the principal
stations q. MERRILL, Supt.
St. Adams. VT. Dec. 2. 1861. .HH
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Cheshire Railroad.


SOMMER AhhAN6EmENl C.-Comfncnc-
~ ing Monday, May l3, 1867. .l.f}, 81
Sleeping on all night trains. Smoking cars on
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Rutland q Burlington and Ver-
mont Valley Railroads.
IN and after Dec. cd, 1867, trains will run as

HN.H #h .N =. a |
ON and after Dec Cd, 1867, trains will run as
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST,
Leave Burlington at s 80 A. NJ, 1852. NJ. 9S I.
NJ. SiSP. M. Arrive at Rutland at IL Is A. NJ. 10
IN, s % 7. NJ, u % y, NJ. Leave Kutand AZ %
S M M s 3 M at I SssT So Rls
Falls at ! 50 A. NJ. Us p. NJ. $50 A. NJ, Arrive at
Brattleboro at s SO A, M, 20 i, M, Az AN
MOVING NORTH AND WEST. ~
Leave Brattleboro at II 90 a. NJ, 5P. NJ, p.
M. Arrive at Bellows Falls at IL 90 NJ, 40P, NJ.
955 NJ. Leave Bellows Falls at ~ IS y. NJ, 5 As
=. NJ, l000P, Nj, Arrive at Rutland at ~ A. NJ,
900 p. NJ, ~ IS A. Nj. Leave Rutland at 90 A. NJ.
20 p. NJ, 5 20 A. NJ, 80 z. Nj. Arrive ut Burlng-
ton at . as A. NJ. 4 IS p. NJ, 9 10 y. NJ, as p Nj.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS.
At Burlington with Boats on Lake Champain and
Vermont Central and Vermont and Canada Rail
roads for Montpelier, st, Adams, Rouses Point,
Montreal 0gdensburgh and tho West. At Rutland
with trains for Troy, Albany and New York, Sarato-
ga Springs. Schenectady and the West, At Bellows
Falls with trains Cheshire Railroad for Fitchburg
Worcester Lowell and Boston. With Vermont Val
ley Railroad for Brattleboro, Springfield Hartford
New Haven aud Now York and with sullivan Rail
road for Windsor White River Junction, Wells
kiyer St bloomsbury, Newport, Littleton and the
Passengers Tor the West will find this cheap
pleasant and expeditions route.
For tickets and all necessary information enquire
= III GEO. A. MERRILL. supt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-03
Lately occupied by J. 0. SMITH.
The undersigned are now selling at retail
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES
ca LOWER ia

Than any other place in their knowledge in Wind
ham County, and will give few prices some of
the articles SO you can see for yourselves. We now
have I III
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OVER 100 BARRELS OF FLOUR,
acr0oG
OF the different brands, viz:

viii sell at retail any of the above brands at the
prices that Messrs. J. Wilson Co.. of Bellows
Falls ask at WHOLESALE. and will warrant them all
good or money refunded.
Ek
Meal. 100 pounds, 80 40
Crushed. Granulated and Powdered Sugar, l6 cts.
per lb.
Best kind Coffee. Letter Sugar l51s cts. per Id.
i Is
Extra 14N
Muscovado. good article, IL 8
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-03
BEST KIND OF Y. II TEA

They say both kinds are out OF the same chest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

HoGAN SUFFRAGE ~ ESGLAHD. Cable
dispatches say that the registration of voters
for the Parliamentary election in Cirel: Bri,ai n
- now neing prosecuted throughout ;ae King
dem a. many places women have demanded
tEai th"ir names De PLACID upon the list. OF
VSrs' on the ground thar thy possessed the
properly qualifications prescribed by the Re-
form bill. S.x thousand women claimed tn
right 70 o. registered in VI lnchss;er alone and
Miss Lydia Becker GelIS cred az address % the
CihcIsls, but their claim was Ell sallowed A
case was brought before the Judges ~ West
minister and they overruled the application OF
women TO BE- registered. on the ground that MI
Mills amendment 70 the Reform bill suos,itu
ting the word person for ..man' was ra,ect-
e. snd that thereby The iIAert and purpose OF
the bal was Clearly indicated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

hILITARY CHANGES IN VIRGINIA-Ry spa
Cial orders No. III. from military hpaiuuar-
ters, ne duties of military commissioner and
superintendent o. registration and elections for
The nineteenth division of Virginia vi II in tn =
tUre deyolve upon Brev.t Lieut. Col H L.
thllnan, commanding post n Alexandria in
place OF Lieut.. Col. u. Lee. relieved from
duty as such. Lent +. :. Rutherford, ijth
Us. infantry, has also been relieved ~ mill
taTy commissioner, &c, for eighth division,
which has been discontinued. The counties
formerly composing the eighth division are
now attached 10 the sixth and seventh. Col.
Lee will. II Is thought still remain Lere in
charge OF the Freedmen's Bureau.-.ilc raalrid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

tc-cFEEATIvE STORES AGAIN in view of
the failure of 50 many operative stores IN
lbs country, 10 which We referred a day or two
ested TO inquire INTO the secret of the prosperity
u similar enterprises IN England. many of
which after sinking money tor 8 while have
~ some charge OF policy OF management sud-
denly become remunsraIiye and some of them
very profitable. The experiment of the r 1-h-
dale (EnSianC) co-cperatiyes. commenced IN
i-4I. has developed itself into huge system,
The statistics Of which are most Intsr-siinv
Originality consisting of only = members. in
crrasing 10 a IN the next year, the numb-r In
l-o' was 6,sl3. The funds. in 1871 amounting
10 -. are now represented nv tI2~tSj. he
business done amounts 10 -. Gle. producing
- profit OF til,G!9. These figurss refer merely
20 thr trade TRANSACTIONS a. the central store In
load Lane and the ten branch stores. In all
'hese groceries and butchers N at are sold; in
two or three drapeTy is added. The tailoring
shoemakIng and clogmaking departments have
each shop especially devoted 10 them There
Is also cooperative corn mill society, and
cotton manufacturing society. The latter hiss
experienced u loss amounting to 1904 in the
ast THREE years, but tins ysar a balance on the
other side Is anticipated. The amount of clpi-
iSi sunk by the artisans IN the various associa-
hons exceeds half a million sterling. In ls5j a
rev store was erected, with shops library
reading room, and scientific implements, and
nearly tl,OOU is annually devoted 10 educational
HuTIosvs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

- Rev. Thomas H. Stockton one of the most
eminent of the Methodist Protest ant clergymen
Is seriously i'll At Philadelphia.
The needle gun has been introduced in to
the armies of Denmark, Sweden, Holland
Switzerland. and the Roman States
~ jefferson Davis has been visiting the Earl
of Shrewsbury.
~ Mark Twain is in Cleveland. Ohio.
cavalier Browns friends want to send
him 10 England 10 row Kelley
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RrTHJaRn NJ

billiard MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIoNsHIP
-ETtrGordindTy RHH.-The billiard match for
the championship of America aud a stake of
Sl,UO, fifteen hundred points, between Joseph
Dion, of Montreal, and John McDevft, of
Chicago, waSa played last night. The game
was called a-JS1j- McDeyitt, on the eighth
inning. made the extraordinary run of 1852
closing the lame in his favor before 10 O'clock
The score stood at the close-McDeyitt l. 5l2
Dion l6s. Tine hall was densely crowded
Great enthusiasm prevailed, but no ill-feeling
or disorder was manifested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

TIE NATIONAL LABOR UNION CONVENTION
Great preparations ara making IN New York
by the working men for the second annual con.
yention of the National Labor Union, on Mon
day next, at the Germania Assembly Rooms
II IL expected that representatives from every
Union In the country will be pressnt-Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, PIttsb burg, st Louis, Chi
cago, Cincinnati and the New England cities
II Is said, will send full delegations Before
they adjourn ii is reported that an effort will
be made TO somehow arrange matters between
the boss masous and lourneymen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

foREIoS News BY CARLv-Inportstios Of
nay INTO England from this country will not
Ot permitted under license from the Privy
Couhcii. This step Is taken in CONSEQUENCE OF
we cattie disease in the United States. d.
GuiZot has az article in the last Revue iss Du 4
sondes, IN which be says he has no doubt Of
Napoieon's desire for peace, but urges reduc-
ton OF the army as the only effective pledge
Tor paaCp. Bismarck has been ordered by his
physician 10 20 70 England for his health.
King William OF Prussia as TO review the Prus-
sian fee. ri hiel. IL Is reported an Paris that
the speech of the King Of Prussia at kel ex-
cites no animo,ity IN the French Cabinet,
wheTe the words OF the King STe REGARDED a,
having reference merely to the events OF 1860
and Is NOT susceptible Of any application to the
present stst@ of affairs in Europe. The Mont
tsyr has a tranquIliZing leader, IN which II re-
views the rela;lOnS of the great 20 vvers, ald
considers the situation calm aud pracafuJ
Official journals at Berlin concur IN declaring
the postponeT ert for recruiting by order of the
King IS n sure pledge of peace. Reports have
been received of a battle between The Turkish
troops and the Bulgarian insurgents nasr
PhlHpopel. The 1stter made an attack but
after desperate fight were Tepuls-d, pursued
and driven back 10 the BaIkon Mountains The
turkish loss Is Eeavy. Over two hundred are
reported killed while defending a fort assaulted
by the rebels. The loss of the latter is I'M
known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

LII. EOebGtk's rude speech, la reference to
AmsTica and the american, II the CutIe-.,
6Iurer, IN Sheffield EnslanJ, inds no apolo.
IS; u e-Gorser among the London lournaIs.-
AZ o. which dePrecsle the spiri. and tone OF his
olr.s. aticns. under the Circumstances, as a
specimen .; Dad taste. III. johnson, himself
H. suHsec sent address a. Sheffield. admirably
ri-pCsed OF th-. - em-Ht thar owe Of thu trail
s..s uuGr. which th- iri-ed Seats IlbJred in
r-aGIzg al extended suffrage advantageous Was
n. On. - cfthe chsra,' OF par " tn popu-
-s;.or which Il has received from other nations,
which. 20 use II RO-bu, Is OWE words, con.
s.-ts q s.fecuIen, torreot OF all tne m,schie
L-suleBce AID wee Of Eur0pc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

Tar RAGS CGo3K.-AuC-leT crowded and
S-hICnsbIe house was present a; tue National
tn. s,re last ever rnr az the tenth representa-
GEE Of his BEAUTIFUL spectacular play, and ~
u-uai the dancing, song. and flee scenIc effects
vtrr ~ Usias .IcalIy sppIauded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EO1 Rtnf-A NV HOUSE q e&sst ms, y.s
u and Cates, vide ben s.t cellar. in CENTRAL 10.
u good location: cheap rent; No. $50 HorSA Dep,
itoI street; rpSesits Government Printing ON ,e.
l:sr ,I =! ! street ard Massachusetts, avenue:
FuRNIsHsB Kooas, LARGE AID s,aT.
U suitsb'e for ia" gentianl-r: able b aard - re-
aulrsd. Apply at TIE corner OF l. street a.. Yer
Z fUrnish ed, ca first floor. iu hsuseNo ef- New
;sIscJ s.eSue' .catA, CAPITOL Hill, fev steps r. m
EOREEHT-As OVERWHELMINGLY HOUSE,
water. Possession October Ist:
Y New York Sveaue ana 9TH ct
IluY LOT AT ONCE.
DELAYS ABE DANGEROUS.
Bug Lot Tax. this step to secure . home.
Ten beautiful LOTS directly % the grade on 18th
Also, eight LOTS On 18th street; pavement in
Frs. pa.ment $40 down: balance SO paid
monthly will buy Lot 2. R sess.,iys s,rg.n
seT4w corner N Y. avenue and lsth .treet.
EOR REHr-An eHeibly I>csted STORE, wit,
Fixtures. Bent low. Apply to
sess 3ss Eiehth street yes.
E'eR BENT-Fosr COMMUNICATIVE ,OMs
90 ~ noor' water IN the house; rpat Is per
mon'h payable in advances, at No 222 n street
ist uoor ABOVE Fnn 81 selS-yt'
A FURNISHED ROOM. LARGE AND AIRY.
IA suitable for two gentlemen or gentleman anS
wife Also. TABLE BpARDEkS taken at al
I'm street, between and N. sel6it"
HOUSE FOR RENT WITH ALL TIE MOD
IA ern IN prcyenents. q roomsl aud Furnitur.
Tor sale. Apply at COOPER &LATIMER'S cor
Hth 81 ana fenna avenue. Sc Is q
E'CR RENT-One three-s'ory BRICK HOESE
= containing rooms, with and water; on
18th street, 533, between and q. Island Fex
minutes walk to the new Agricultural RuiIdipy
Inquire 522 9TH st. near north. sc 1851
k'OR RENr-In private family. n large ROOM
Il either Furnished Unfurnished. with sspa
rate entrance on the street. No. 306 Delaware
avenue, between north Ii and U streets: I go
squares north Of the Capitol. Sc IS-3ts
GO0-FOR RENT-FRAME HOUSE rooms
% SV neatly papered ana in good repsir No
125 Sth street, between p and Q streets north
MITCHELL HOLTZMAN
Sc 10 y Room No. l, Intelligencer Building.
A LARGE FRONT CHANBER, SECOND
"A hoer. newly furnished, spring bed, &c three
Tlndows, gas and bath. Also, two q ne connecting
ences required At 446 l2th st near H. seiSim-
TOR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE, containing
u tour rooms and summer kitchen, suitable for q
grocery or restaurant. Apply on the premtsss
corner OF nth and East Capitol streets, near lin
cum SQUARE. sel6.3t'
EOR SALE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

IN 0OO DRAIN TILL, eli si,es. VI Ar
OO,VOU rived per schooner lie !, an
now disc srgins Of Bartholowt wharf ~ sale
By J. p. BARraOLOW,
HARDWARE and Agricultural Impieme.ts
aul-t sSsTth street. bsle1 PA Az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

MAiSE-The maJori;ies IN the Con AL
districts stand about as follows First Bis.
trie'-John Lynch, (re-elected,) 2,aJO; Second
samuel y. Morrill,. 500; Third-Jas q. Blaine
tIe-eleeted,) 500; FJur.h-John A Peters. ire.
-iec'ed,) i,s0Oi Fifth-EGgeEe Hale. 3,Uiv. TolsI
naIoIitIes, Ie..UO
The Legislature VIII stand :-Ssna,e-ga
r"oAesns, -; Democrats. , Hous--R.pub-
Means, lie, democrats, -. Joint baIiot-Ra-
p1oslcans- rs: Democrats, D.
In $50 II -Senste-Repu5Iieaus. PC
Democrat, 3. House-Repubhcans Il5: Dem.
oera'S' Is. Joint ballot-RepubIcans, 1871: Dem.
ocfats IL
IEr aggregate yot" Will probably reach 10.
NC i;ro; more, against ia Ogu last year. which
y IL br IT, largest vo,e ever east in the STATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

M" MI sIo.-From Mr.. John +. Ellis, the
rublisbsr- We hsye IL nder the Linden" a
VerJ Tre1Jy song
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

FTse ShiliinstOr ws have k1Ios,e DsR9rssf!
,.-es- y TgSAionS for October. H..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

yiss Clsra Louise Kellogg has arrived il
r YIrk f-oG her tcur IL Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

WILLIAM GUINANB,
w DEAIER1N
COAL. WOOD, LIME. OEMkNT, sc.
central once, No. 81 Louisiana avenu e, between
oth and 7th streets west. Branch Yard, corner la
street east and street south Wharf and Stean
saw mill foot OF Sd street east. Large Wharf accom-
medauons for loading and unloading vessels and
prices. - Ii,iH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17
CLOTHING. &c

he HOLIDAYS ARE OVER
Come, boys. it's getting cool:
Time now, 70 go to school
Boys have had q splendid run,
Splendid run and Jolly fun.
Now the Jolly funs done;
Time the schooling was begun
Jack ets torn, trOwsers muddy,
Now begin the stesdy study
Bring along the states aud books:
Brisk footsteps; pleasant looks
Ho' there don't poutf
What's the matter Elbows out,
BestJscket got a hole ia
Pants need half sOiingg
Can tstsnd worn out clothes
Won't 60 q school with thoseg
Here, Pa take the boy
vi! his youthful heart with Joy
Trot him "a right away,
Bay suit Of clothes today
Cost, and Vest aud Pants. aud ali,
Atthe CELEBRATED OAK HALL
Don I let the 10y GO shabby He will De q better
every good boy in town. Also. for every good boys
Poet Ofire
the Lest style = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17
WOOD AND COAL

I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
IL GLEASON q GLENNS
HEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
~ tneir Depot and Chief Once. street wharf W
Z. sToRRs d CO.. corner 18th and y, Wash
L. LUCHS 4 CO., corner 7th and y Washington
j. }. BOGCk, corner Bridge and High, George
hoNE IyiS-6ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17
LIFE INSURANCE,
$1,000. for SO Premi m
UNDE8 THE AUSPICES OF THE
Manhattan Cooperative Belief Association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Il CHARTERED ny THE STATE OF NEW
HURK.


Tie object 60 tnis Association il to secure q ossh
payment within forty days after the q, eth of Q
in~n beTy OF A. niaBy dollars as there member
In the Class TO which he OF she belongs TO hi, %
her -
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, a.

Il OR MOUNT yERNO
The Steamer ARROW 80 Capisin rhos s,stsS-
poIs leaves her wharf. foet e SsN
S essh .,.ee t;o. 1hIILf,a IScrssr
sshNbN landing and recslNins psssan0er. ~
ALEhAhnRiA. PORT FUoTE " RI wssH
iNSION ma HALL HAIL. Nj and WHTru
hNtSE Na-retnrnlkg O. the city At n y,
tsre 10 Mount Vernon aud retlrn Incl laSng "A
ni,s.i n 70 the Mansion and Grounds. 81 81
Reireshm nts board
tickets Tor sale ~ all the principal Hotels. ana
at the eteAmer's wharf ~"'
ne Arrow can he chartered by private pss,i.-
,inus or associations 20 ulvka afternoon OF noon
ight excursions on the Potomac hy anplyiD. o.
BOARD, or 10 JAMES sYKEs
GENERAL superintendent
~ ~ IIn Ofhce willsrds' Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

LADIES OAN HAVE THEIR HOOPsKIR-s
ALTEBED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUMr
HOOPskIkT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRACE
AANUFACTORF, ~ Louisiana avenue betveep
eth and 7th streets. NH ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

(NONFIDEsTIAL.-Iou men Who have In
y lured themselves BY certain secret habio
Sn ..h unnt them for business, pleasure, or tbs
auues OF married life; also, MIDI aged and ole
men, who, from the follies Of youth, or other
causes, feei o debility In advance Of their years
oe1ofe placing themselves under the treatment O.
any one; should FIRST read THE Secret Friend"
arred iad les viii learn som ethin Of sortancs
address, In o sealed envelope, on receipt of 81
CENTS Address Dr.. CHARLES A. sTBARf q 90.
Docton, Aass Ally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

IRAND, SQUARE AEB UPkIGHr PIANOS,
NJ for ssle or Iept, on easy terms Rsnt-
applied to purchase il bought within 49,
specified time. "Ey
JOHN r. ELLIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

Tor SALk-A Great sacrifice an ele can't set Of
l OILED fCRN1TUkE, marble tops; Mattress
&c: All ne arly new. Apply at 44J 9th street near
h. opposite Patent Office. &c l7-zrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17
DENTISTRY.

nR J.: 7. OOUMBK Has REMOyED aIs
- OffICE 20 No. $40 street be-
sseen nth and 18th: He IL thankful for&
hss. .s'ors' sne Will be happy 90 see his SOSD
utenos ana ali persons that may favor him with
xVntn patronage. Teeth made on Gold. Silver On
az reason able rates. 81 % -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

'I'O LIME AND HAIR DRALERs AND oos
TRACTORS.
Me have for sale prime LONG HAIR, or Plas-
Those wishing Q supply will md { to thsi,
advantage to can on or address
T. "a. GBUPY CO,
ea-2m Ne. ~ 3. Calvert Ct, Baltimore Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-SIX Spotted CABBAGE PUPS.
l. Apply 1T 422 MGs achuset's avenue
near 7th street, Washington, d. q. 1S
In
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS. ErJ.

Mexico is growing hotter and hotter.
There is but one carriage road in Syria.
Colonel Sam. Reid GRATED at Louisville Monday.
rainbow was seen just before sunrise, in Ne v
Haven, few mornings since.
Don't pat your hat or feet on an editors table,
and don't touch his pen.
Joe Jefferson aud Lewis Baker are playing 10
Philadelphia, and John Owens in Baltimore.
George Ellis has Harper's Bazaar, New York
Record, Literary Album ana WaveTly Magazine.
Thanks to the officers Of the steamer |. c..
Harris.
The New York Citizen is terribly severe on the
late ex-president.
Kit Carson was born in Norfolk, Va, if we may
admit the claim of the Journal, of that city.
Boarding houses are beginning to invade Fifth
Avenue New York.
When Lolita was serensded at her hotel in St.
Louis recently, lot o. politicians appeared at
various windows and eudeavored to return thanks.
Albert Pixies last editorial efnsiOn is only two
columns and a half A. P. is gradually learning
that brevity is the soul Of wit
Young Forney, JT., managing editor" ETC., il
the one who "doctOred' the public feeling dis
patch from John e. Hayes, Of Savannah, Ga.
The strike on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad ~
been compromised. Last night we received ST.
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati papers.
Many man thinks it is vr'uetthat keeps him
from turning rascal il is only a full stomach
One should be careful, and not mistake potatoes
for prlnCiples.-lEX.
Chief Justice Chase liz reported to have ex
pressed the opinion that President johnson will
not veto bill TO re admit the Southern States to
the Union and their representatives TO Congress-
Every one who visits Gettysburg comes away
with a cane from the premises. There is danger
Of all the trees in that section Of country being
carried Of.
France pays So, 100000 for its legislature, and
s. COO coo for its emperor. 1t cannot be denied
that the emperor has done moEe for il than the
Corps legslatif.
Ole Bulls New York friends gave him $500
watch, aud lie gave Professor Watson violin,
made by the elder Amati. in the seventeenth cen.
fury.
Captain Aayne Reid sailed for Europe last
Saturday. He will return in a few months TO
take M his residence permanently in the United
States. He has recently been naturalized.
lock of the late King Theodcre's hair, cut
from his head after death, was received in Ply.
mouth, England, and ~ q matter of curiosity was
exhibited in shop window. The hair was cut of
By British officer who sent il home to friend.
Secretary Seward has at length found foeman
worthy Of his steel in tie emperor Of China, who
writes letter to our government covering twenty
feet in Length BY two feet ia width of royal parch.
meut. The ODDS appear heavy, bat we bet our
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TENNESSEE DENoCEATIo CONVENTION. This
convention met at Nashville on the 9Th. Edmund
Cooper presided. Among the delegates elected
e. the National Convention was Gen. Forrest.
Emerson Etheridge and Geo. w Jones we're
chosen electors at large. The delegates were
instructed 10 vote for johnson, although the OPP
position by PendletOn men was strenuous. Pen
detons SHANGHAI plan was adopted without oppo-
sition. The East Tennessee delegation was unani.
nous for johnson. and generally. opposed Gen.
Forrest as delegate. There was sharp debate
on the latter, who refraned from participating 10
il. His nomination was by FIVE TO three con.
kressionsi votes, aud afterward by the unanimous
yeIoe Of The convention.