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e T,as company aa.ls rl.- following a l-,s4,-s
l. is ,,a4'lanal Conn any, chartered 9 -fa.-l
80 ed; t'a;.Ers-s, lscs.
Fl lss- 70 fsia-up capital ~ e. .a.a.oea.
u ar'.a- iaw rf'e- sd premium
j. furnishes larger insurance th4n o.hgf tars-
panic, iar tht money.
y i ,l..huitc and elrtiIn IN its terrns.
l. j, q, hprlr company III every locality.
Is I-9lisirs are sxemT; from a.facl.rn. NJ.
Thers are no unnecessary restrictions 81 rile
policies.
Every policy Is nan-foIieItahle
Policies may b. taken which pay 70 the ir-s.rel
their full amount. and return All the premium.
50 that The insurance costs only the inteTr-t ~
the annual payments.
Policies may he taken that will pay 70 the in
sured, after a certain number Of year-, during
life, an annual income Of one-tenth the amount
named in the policy.
No extra rate Is charged fOr risks upon tie
lives Of females.
II insures. not 20 pay dividends 70 poliey-ho 10
eIs, but at - Low a cost that dividends glu he
impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given
on application ~ the Branch Office Of the Com
pany, or o the
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY.
Under the direction Of T. a. RoLLrNs, and W
T. CHAsDLER. Of the Board of Directors.
J.P TUCKER, Manager,
Merchants Exchange, State st., Boston.
ErIOCAI. AGENTS ARE WANTED IN
every City and Town: and applications from
eomt-tsnt parties for such agencies, with suiiaol=
endorsement. should be addresssdto
II. X. JENNE. Brattleboro. Agent for Wind
MAN, dec2sdeod&wsoEly.
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nLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL

" No. S, Beaver street, Albany, n. Y
DIX TELLER continue 20 be epnfd.ntiAllv
and successfully consulted all fOrmn III t,rlVs.s
discusses At hir old ertatlished Hospital, NJ.
Beaver st., Albany, n. Y. Twenty years devoted
~ this one particular branch Of practice, enables
nim 20 psr,orn cures such a. no other physieisn
can sno hir facilities SUCH being IN comes
pondence with the most celebrated physician, =,
the Old World Of obtaining the zaies. - we'll a.
he latest remedies for .h. dista-z offer indle-
ments 20 the unfortunate Of quick znd ralla
cure TO be obtained - mo other Oftn. ID America
In syphilis spnprrhea, .yls-et. sfTlsfnrsd -ul.ry.
rnenf ~ th. ..-;icl.- and zts-rrnzfie o,rd. hut
uic.-ra..d thrpat, thrpat. tender shin bous.
cutsnss,ns srupflon. bilfr, uln-rs, and ali afb.y
impurities Of the system, perfectly under o,r
troll Of the DocDpr's medicines, zn6 have d.,
tested N more than 81, 900 cases annually VII
YOUNG MEN addicted 70 secret habit. who
have impaired their health sud destroyed the
vlgor u Their nind- thus depriglng Themselves u
the pleasure Of married life are no,irsd that in
consulting DIR. J. Teller, they viii find friend I
console, and physician who hss cured thousands
IN almost every part Of the United S.st1-s, Ehc
applied 20 Or. r. broken down IN health. r.
lOice all that makes life desirable and nan
happy. The reader Il - 1Ourse aware that the
delicaey % the subject VIII prevent more minute
description Of tins terrible disease.
DIR. TELIER's GREA r WDRK.-A book tgT
every body. Startling Disclosures DT. T-llsr's
great work for tie m1rT1-e snd thaa. c'Infempla'
ING marriage 900 pzgs- full % plat-s-prIot -
cent?. sent 20 AL part. under seal, by man
gast paid TIE single, manned, and the married
happy. A lecture On Love, or how % chops- =
partner complete work On MD Sii-ry. II cu1l-
tains hundreds Of secrets before published.
Warranted ~ be- worth three tunes tie amount
4sk-6 Tor il. Twenty cent?, m portage STAMPS
enclosed will secure . eDpy by return mall ifr.
Teller bar devoted al biz time - the 81 thse
dis.-as.-z - which his h.sBk tr.z's-
s-<- Oftice hour from = A. Ii. % =. II. and
on Sunday from - 2. NJ.
-. b Per-anE al = distance can BE- cured -
ne ~ addressing HITTER - j. Teller. enclosing
= remittance. M.dirIner securely pa Red ftul1
yh.sfs4tiuf. cent % zny part u tie rid. All
e5t--- warranted. No chzrg~ for Adglre. 80 -.tl %
dsnt- ar boys employed. Notice tins atiTs-s a
letters 20
.. TELLER. NJ. ID.
No. 5. Beaver street, Albany, ~. n.
haas IsdGstf.
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q LASS, 100 HUNDRED BONES
~ just received, for sale cheap by
JOHN LANDON.
"a WORD TO HoRsEMES."


DR.. Tobias Celebrated Venetian Horse I.ini-
ment has been tested by the first Horsemen in
this country, and proved TO be superior to any
other. The late Hiram Woodruff, of 'trotting
fame" was never without a bottle in his stable
1t Is also used by Col. Bush, of tho Jerome Park
Course. at Fordham, n. Y, who has over twenty
running horses under his care, among which rank
some OF finest stock in America. 1t is warranted
to cure Lameness, Sprains, Scratches, Bruises.
Calls, Cnts, WIND Gals, Collie, Sore Throat, Nail
IN the Foot, and Over Heating, when used ac-
cordng to the directions
All who own or employ horses are assured that
this Liniment will do ALL if not more, IN curing
the above named complaints. No horse need die
of Collie, if, when first taken, the Imminent is
used according to the directions. Always have a
bottle in your stable.
Price, in Pint bottles, One Dollar. The genuine
is signed S. l. Tobias on the outside WRAPPER.
For sale by the Druggists, Saddlers, and Store
keepers throughout the United States. DEPOT,
10 Park Place, New York. JuneSd&wlm
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PERsoSAL.-We are pleased to see once
more mingling among his old neighbors
and friends Gen. III. Henry Baxter, who
is spending short period here. His ia
mily have returned to spend the Summer
come from the citizens of Rutland. He
has shown his interest in the welfare of
the town by giving his assent to the
bonding of the town for the construction
Of the Rutland and Woodstock Railroad
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times agent for Henry s. Co., Of Burling-
ton, Offering goods much below cost, and
trying to borrow money, representing
that he is short, and will send it on his
arriving at home He is a vile swindler.
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Si. Bal ~ tsEs lr isra-. 81 ..r s.r .f..- .s.t..
tIrH..! Iuu Ialrt lE.. -. sr.. ~. t..s- e.....
minute every ft..sa.l.. as Pam H.s- -.,. t.r
IrumrU lr sant Pats s-#fr. H a
nes4ll. r.s ftain 81 F.t-a. ..sa.ai Nl#.r. ..I
Fsa-'' - tttN fHH.'t-t. 81 EHs-f l-..l
Pant .si4 zi.e - '-a.l.- ~.- 5.'. as. 81 tsa.E
H.t! IH~t si pr i.'= at.A f tfE na
"'Aef Iat~.n .F#t bog l# saff#as #t ..r
wsla ~tH a.ti f'taii 81. " - rH..t ..t-
iy Is aTE.sttE t'n tatt 70 'lr r.. I-.
fa-- Is VI .f.sf h'-at 70 .-f' stH#a 1ta '.s"H
LIVERY state" .sra s'A..a an fa- '# ss-.I fn-
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WIS 4h' 'f'.R-' t.'. AiA N.4aastrfa fis-
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ai.4 At.i.i.t t5nt li = ia Hlif-',t =..- as- a-
.tt'.s ~ l'N 80 % ~" i-i i.il- tHi 'li fte ID
- >i..1..t- -.' l..'ith
pa. " tie huulli6i-ur. ana h am. 49,
health rapidly. a.r.lG .sfiF tarl 4, F-.r.. r..
cases Whsr. r4ta.gs-a4 .ss.sr l.af..#t t- gstfr
elszl.-s. aud Hases~ts wt8ah fst.s ts.f...0 Tx fl..
skill OF Nlsal..a Pria..afa.e- .zss 4.s.- f,5lst
r,,o, r.. 4 b.. var .fr.. ....I d .-...-. s,. s.
bv nv r....,I.lf.l.f tfIar- ami ~. !. -, 49,
prrzcfIi,e4
4 Baptist glar,yrsau h..r. ~ Ifz.rs. lsr-. d. sr
enthusiast a.iutr..r .f F8u 4 ar. -.,.l ,,..,-
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DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.


Having been afflicted with chronic disease of
the digestive organs. described by physici4us a.
enlargement OF the liver and Inflammation of the
stonnach,l Tor more than ten years, and suffered
what words can never describe, without relief
from the most celebrated medical SIX III that could
be consulted, was induced by the ply sicIan who
last attended me 10 try Dodd's Nervine aud In
vigorator. He had witnessed its effects, be said
In his Own practice, and could recommend il in
the highest terms. i had about lost faith in
everything; but followed his advice. procured
the medicine. The effect insI ired me with hone
continued It's use, and still improved follow
Ing It up. L grew stronger and stronger and
suffered less and less from my troubles. This for
some months-until Was relieved and needed il
no longer Dodd's Nervine restored me 10 COM
piete ana sound health /; and no language is alb
TO express the gratitude feel At beng well once
more. 1 am thoroughly cured Of the horrible
suffering that had made ten years Of my life most
wretched; NO one can conceive my Joy who has
not experienced . like recovery.
L. b. LIBBY,
St. Paul, MINI.
For sale BY all Druggists ut One Dollar bot
ue' l9w&dsw
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County Conventions.

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County C2pvcn'ions.
The Republican County Convention OF
Chittenden County was held at Essex
Junction on Saturday last Edmund
Whitney, Esq, of Williston, presiding,
T. II. Baldwin of Hinesburgh and L. L
Lawrence OF Burlington, secretaries. II
was delegate convention, every town
in the county was fully represented
Hon. e. B. Green of Richmond, and
Hon. A. B. Halbert of Essex, were re-
nominated for senator's, by reclamation.
! On the third senator the names of George
Granville Benedict, DR.. James M Knox,
DR.. Walter Carpenter, and Charles Pom
eroy Button of Burlington, were presented,
Mr.. Benedict was nominated on the first
ballot by FIVE majority
There was quite a contest over the
selection of second assistant Judge, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen having been
placed in nomination: Nathan Lincoln
of Milton, Alney Stone Of Westford, Asa
l.. Lane Of Underhill. The first two bal
lots resulted in no choice on the
third ballot Mr.. Lane having been with
drawn. Mr.. Lincoln was nominated by
Ct majority The candidates for States
attorney were Daniel Roberts and T. r..
Hand. Mr.. Roberts was nominated by
AZ majority. The most exciting contest
was on sheriff, the gentlemen presented
were L.. \. Drew Of Burlington. Ira W
Sayles Of Richmond and a. g. Ashley Of
Milton. After the first ballot Mr. Ashley
was withdrawn in favor of Mr. Sayles, on
the second ballot there being more votes
cast then there were delegates in the con-
,vention, the President ordered a third
one. which resulted in the nomination Of
Mr.. pre.v, by seven majority On the
third ballot the roll was called and each
delegate advanced to the sccrcsary's table
and deposited his ballot
Smith Wright Of Williston, was nom
mated for first Assistant Ju lee Torrev
T. Wales for Judge of Probate, I.sh
Bailif Joseph Barton Of Charlotte.
4. II. Ches.morc Of Huntington, :.
Bigwood of Colchester, and c. w. Wit
ters Of Milton, were appointed county
committee.
Resolutions were adopted, expressing
confidence in the present national admiu-
i-tration; that national faith for the re-
demPtion Of the public debt be KEEP, in
violate, and commencing the appointments
to Office Of capable and honest men. ~l~o
endorsing the State and County ti.l,et.,
The ticket for county senator's is d
most excellent one. JUDGE Green aui Mr.
Uarlbert were the senators Of list year,
and were watchful, prudent, and good
Legislators, who were highly esteemed hy
their colleagues. Mr.. Benedict, tho new
senator, is the widely known .rpri-ing
editor Of the Free Press, gentleman Of
ability and culture, who will acluit him
self with credit in the new field on which
he Is to enter and win represent liz con-
stitueut- with honor
The Convention in Washington County
was a1sa hold AZ uant,,.Iiar -, s..,r3
T,.o,,h = Ianns,u - 60. ~.
~ -, Wa D., r. =.
Eicha1. ~ Tar+he.lI y;aa-rrl.; '-' -, :
W. Wbcelock Of Ber,in socrat,,,
of two from e,nh conntv a.,s
appointed 10 nrasant r,,,,in,.;1-,. o.t.
rar,.,-taJ .la F.,4l mir.
Senators. Charles Dewey. Nantpelior.
Charles IT. Heath, Phinfela. IN. Has
tin-- WiitsfieId Assistant JUDGES c. w.
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'shc Annual Sermon before the Isuf-
land missionary Association.

a very large congregation, filing the
/ body OF the house, assembled at the Bap,
list church on Sunday evening last. Il
listen to the annual sermon before the
Rutland Missionary Associations The
Rev. y. L. Bailey, of the Methodist
church, read the scriptures and offered
prayer. After singing, the Rev Edward
Mills, pastor of the Baptist church, rdeliy-
cred a foreible and able sermon, from
the text:
Go out into the highways and hedges.
and compel them to come in that NV
house may be flled.-Luke II %
The following IS summary of the prin-
oipal points, elaborated by the preacher
in his earnest discourse
l. The beae,tiful parallels Which our
Savior employed, TO illustrate tho truth.
which be came 20 deliver, and tho king
dom he came to establish, were mostly
drawn from rho ,-enes and circumstances
by which he was daily surrounded, his
object undoubtedly being to more easily
arrest the attention. ard instruct tho
mind Of his hearers. AZ the time yuir
Saviour spoke this 7 arabic, he wa~ sitting
as the invited guest Of one of the Chief
Phari~es
In making 81 'situ1l improvement of
this passage, ana in seeking to bring home
to each and all ! carts the preacher stated
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SWINDI.ER.-The Free Press warns
the public against swindler as follows !:
The public, especially druggists, are eau
toned against man calling himself l.
II. Smalley, and representing that he is
travelling agent for McKesson s. Robbins.
Druggists of New York and at other
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/ - = '''s-ott ttiio ~ iAbA tAiC pOHti, iuu
he will do it every time, no mistake
Mr.. Dewey, our Jailer on the morn
ing of the 25th, alarmed by some female
prisoners over the dungeon in which
are some graceless scoundrels, who in
formed him, that the Jail was on fire. II
was soon extinguished however, and found
| to have been set by one Piper,in the lower
dungeon, who he says was set on fire by
other criminals with him. Be that as it
may, but little harm was done, owing to
its speedy discovery. The young rascal
and his associates in crime were put into
the dark cells, and there can ruminato at
leisure upon their nefarious project, to
burn up the Jail and inmates.
Did you know that the first Vermont
Agricultural Society was incorporated by
the Legislature, November 18th, 1906.
1t is even SO, and the number of the in
corPorators were 80, and every one is now
dead, think
The Sabbath Schools connected with
the Congregational Society and NJ T.
Church in our Village, met together at
the Congregational Church on Sunday
afternoon, and in the NJ T. Church in the
evening. In the afternoon, "a largo and
attractive audience was present. Rev
Mr.. Ostrander from Albany. n Y, was
present, and delivered one of his inimita-
bic addresses 10 the children and youth,
Astounding in forcible truths. forcibly cx-
pressed, attended with illustrations happy
and pertinent. These meetings were the
commencement Of the series to be holden
this week by the Sabbath School Insti-
tute in our place. Much good Is autieipa-
ted to How from these meetings 10 our
county, a IN the Sunday Schools within
its limits have been invited to attend and
participate in tho exercises The great
and vital Importance Of educating our
children IA the great and saving truths
Of the word IF God. Is being sausihly felt
by AL Christians through tha land, and
good. men and women eminent for talents
and pietv, axe throwing their son|- into
the work, and labaring with a zeal here.
fat.ra pt,I,no,..., ~ Tho churches 1f ,,,r
'o"N'iS' Nay t1.a S"'I'es OF fi'aEeh resi-
upon these efforts 50 bless no rising gem
Grafton and world The meeting in the
cy.,gin. war fully attended very alla
,ll,... 49,. l..r......1 l...r.r ". p.r-
-.
lIt7 ~ 's7'i~ I"n' "'' was followed ~
Rev. Ar p-trAndcr, Who dem an~rrlttd
tIADN I'D successfully carry On fiH0. Sab
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The Railroad Consolidation
scheme.

roads for consolidation OF all the Rail
roads from Boston to Ogdensburrg, which
for time looked formidable, and seemed
destined TO absorb the long lines of Yer
mont railroads has been materially
modified, before its final passage in the
Massachusetts, legislature. The consider
ate article on this subject, which we pub
li>h, below taken from the Burlington
Free Press, materially changes the view
of the subject, heretofore taken in YER
mont. While We have no reason, at the
present time to believe that Vermont
would consent to the bill, as amended
from the original draft, nor that the lead
ing lines in Vermont proposed to he in
cluded in tho consolidation, would desire
to go into and be swallowed UP as they
would be, BY an outside interest, yet
careful consideration should be given to
the plan before it is too warmly received.
Hitherto, these lines have been entirely
under Vermont management and it seems
strange if they are willing to yield
up the control they now have. 1t would
not be a natural movement for them to
loose the reins, that foreigners might
manage the corporations under their con-
trol to the detriment OF the State, thus
abandoning the whole past history of its
leading spirits, whom none viii deny have
ever underworld to build up local business
along its entire line, in which they have
meaSurably succeeded until rnanv Hour-
ishing villages have arisen and are grad
uallv assumin, ipoort,rco f,- ,,l;ot
t1,a,. ,....-,.
'.''S arc n''iy inueo'eu 10 inc s'linula-
uoH railways have given 10 their home
business. II is not natural proceeding
that an absorntior Of such q Ia,,,, 1.-Two sc
.r.i1,,.,,. LII t..., ,.-,
runway should DC io"ae ny roads control
eel wholly oy interests IN the city OF Hos-
ton. We are glad to hear from the fair
statement Of the Free Press. that the fears
that have. aroused ,,,, ,,o,,,I.. ...a &c
f,,r,il-.tl.. ,l.....,-.
- '.''y "1 HIS' "p'
!''"'
We give the careful, corsilerata and
indiciaus arti.laof tho J.,ao pr.., 49,,
,Li...,,t.;..+
-,
ne 'ian-e' made IN the railroad con- I
7olda,l"h bill, betor" its nnal passage in /
'H' M'S-'ch"sett" bral~litIrc, make Il
very "'',"rei.t measure ~ 1t from that first
'"i''Se"; as oll@'Hai.y btotehed, and /
''i.''''l7'i ~ '"e Hfs' 'i! presented. the
PROJECT "i7 10 ro"seh.a.'7 all the roads
Tween h'S''u ..tY.' ~. n>hurG by the
=, - ''l',i' N' h''s4i route - was ~ be in
't' ir' i'1l u, ''e Sh", re scheme. from
'i'e USE 81 the nan. HiHgnt gentle
men connected "liA - iao roads as cor
P"''t"ia 81 me ne" t-dt"t"S and III fact
had the assent of IT,, ,,.o-l s-erq - all tho
Central was particularly reported ae bav-
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RILLIARD TABLES.
J. +. CAME & co.

III SUDBURY STREET. BOSTON,
Manufacture Billiard Tables with Phelan & Col
lauder's American STANDARD Cushions which are
admitted by professional players to be- superior 10
All others, and now in IN all the principal
hotels and cub-rooms IN Boston. Proprietnrs and
manufacturers of the new tune and price registers
tor Billiard Rooms and Mechanical purposes, pat
ented Nov. 18th, 1865.
Sole agents IN the New England States for Phe-
Ian & Collandcr's standard American Tables and
Cushions.
All repairs, and rehtting old Tables with our
new improvements, turning and coloring balls
done promptly.
A few first quality second hand four pocket \
by II Tables, with fixtures, Tor sale cheap.
rnl7deOdSw
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DRUGS ARE CHEAPER !

want of pre- article Of Medicine, can alwsya
ind II at our store. Call and see us. Remember
the place, at 4. FENN 6 CO.'S.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

The personal property of the estate Of Ira
Chaplin, of Chittenden, VT, will be sold at Pub
lie Auction on Friday July l6th 1869, at o'clock
p. IN. DANIEL K. IAW, Administrator.
25w3w&
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DURE CREAM TARTAR. - hE
l. Ground Coffee, pure grounaa Txt,s,
kinds may be found a.
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rheumatism l5rstiscd by The iud4Tur. atory action
Ut an acid the blood upon the flores, III. III
branes aud hgamcnfs; and the sailn.s OF the
Setter Aserient being alb lrbed into the vetuuu,
system tend 10 ueutrahze the vItIatIng principle.
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it combines the prophecies OF a mild duretic SUI
dorifc with those Of a local and general inyignI-
ant AMI by promoting parspir!tlon relieves the
blood OF large amount Of morbid matter which
would Otherwise yItIate the secretions.
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w IIY
BECAUSE

is It prescribed for rheumatism, and claimed 70 be
cminently beneficial III all the varieties Of that
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The attention of rejecting inyalids is invited
to the following observations The questions are
such as the sick would be likely to ask the re-
plies are simple facts clothed IN language that
everybody can understand.
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~ IL

fHf F.t.l.fi~-
egg aa..Atsf 81. IA TIA President.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, September 30 --Cardwell, the
Secretary of State, 10 a speech to
his constituents at Oxford last eve
ming. favored the confederation system
in Canada az one that should be en-
courseed in ell English colonies
ALFxASDRra, September SO.-A dis
match from Suez announces that the bar
riers against the passage OF the water
from the Bitter Lake have zen removed,
and NJ. Lesseps has passed through the
canal in a steamer from Port Sana to
Suez in fifteen hours.
PARIS, September 3O.-Later dispatches
from Bordeaux state that only fifteen yes
sells were burnt there at the recent fire.
they we're all French vessels. The fire
was caused by an explosion Of petroleum.
The Bank Of France has to-day 200,
600 francs less than last week.
The Empress left this afternoon on her
Eastern tour.
1t is reported that the father Of the
murdered family, whose fate is attended
with so much mystery, was strsngled, and
his body has been found in sack.
No decided action has been taken 10
regard to the congening Of the Senate
and Corps Legislatif bodies