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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-10
Special 1lntices.

NEGETAnLE SICILIAN

VEGETABLE SICILiAN
n A r r 4 N T. w T. r
Is the only nfllbio Hair Preparation for
RESTORING GRAY HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH
IL is the cheapest preparation ever offered 90 the
public, us one bottle will last longer and accom-
plish more than thros bottle, of any other prep
umti0n
Our Remover De- mott pyc 10 viii not stain ho skin as
Others.
It will keep the Hair from Ga ing out
10 cleanse. The Scalp. and makos che Hair
s0Fr LuSrROus AND sILKEN.
Our Treatise on tho Hair sent noc ty mall
p. p. NALL s Coz Nashua, a. H., rrprIctors
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-10

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Boston has 1870,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-10

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The New York herald., 1869-02-21
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Loew.

Ddrid A0yandms us. Caroline G0uid ana
Sarah Orm,sov.-This was proceeding to recover
the possession Of premises No. 2s4 East Broadway,
by reason Of the non-payment Of one-quarters rent
amounting to $500. 1t seems that one Muligan
rented the house in question to the defendants for
one year from 1st May last at $4,000. subsequently
he sold the premises together with other property In
the rear and fronting on Division street, to the
plalntin. Abrahams then erected building on the
Division street lot and in doing so made use OF
about ten feet OF the rear part OF the yard OF the
house occupied by the defendants, thus leaving the
yard about thirty feet in depth. The defendants
claimed that this act Oh the part Of the landlord dark
ened their back parlOr and basement, by reason of
which some OF their boarders left thcm and also
caused them other annoyance which, In law,
amounted TO an eviction, and that they were there
FORE exonerated from paying any rent until the ten
feet in question were restored to them. The plain
tin1s counsel insisted that the defendants were not
entitled to the yard at all, nasmuch AZ by the terms
OF their lease only the house" was let to them and
that at any rate this matter Of eviction was res
ddjudicdte as the defendants had put tnat plea In
bar Of recovery for the previous quarters rent in
a proceeding heretofore had before another magis-
trate who decided against them. Decision reserved.
Samuel Hrsch for the landlord; for the tenants,
ex- City Judge Russell.
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

- ne had given Peter; then showed my shield ana
he said that he tnat he hadt killed the old
son OF = b-n, and that II I'D allowed him to get
another crack ut him he would be willing 10 take ak
months or i've years. he was then taken to Jefferson
Market and committed In default OF $500 bail
TESTIMONY OF WOOSTER EEAUH.
Wooster Beach, M. d., swCrn-l have made 4 post
mOrtem examination OF the body OF the deceased,
Peter Mcdonald, assisted by DIR. william Shine;
commenced the examination az four p. M. February
10, at 1888 West Thirty-thlrd street; externally we
found a cut through the scalp seyen-eghths Of an
inch to the right OF the median line recent
cicatrix OF about the dimensions as the wound
mentioned, an inch above the LETT ear; on the eit
arm two inches between the border OF the axilia,
was denuded surface apparently from burn; on
turning back the scalp pls was found beneath IL.
just under the wound. extending over space OF
about two inches In diameter; the scalp az TINS point
pwas red and thckened; corresponding with the cut
In location and size was fracture OF the external
table OF thesku on removing the calvareuu tile pus
was seen beneath tha dura mater, which membrane
being turned oacK was found thickened anu al.
hered to the head the point beneath the eXternal
wound; the brain and membranes were congested,
opinion, caused from the wound on the crown ol
the head.
The Jury then, without retiring, rendered verdict
that the deceased, Peter Mcdonald. came 20 ms
death from blow he received ou the head from :
pair Of backsmith's tongs, and that the blow was
given by James Mcdonald
Coroner Keenan, then made out warrant i0r the
arrest Of James Mcdonald and placed II IN he hands
OF 0icer who has been detailed TO ferret out his
Whereabouts. In dispSsiaS the jury the Coroner
thanked Captain Hed4en for the zeal ne had mani
IesteQ I'd Securing the attendance OF the Witnesses
..cn, under all the circumstances OF the case haa
not been very easy task
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

this deponent both in the law and out OF the law.
since ls62-have been OF his own voition and with
out any interference by any person. also, that on
November 49, 1855. wnie dep0nent was In MS bed
room he heard rap on his door, and upon opening
the door he saw the DIoatcd anu 10 him disgusting
countenance OF his ancient and untirng prosecutor
!ohI Livingston, standing IN front thereof, ahd ae-
Ponen. without speaking TO- hi saus lne sa uoor IN "a
70 rectc that deponent NinieD has iull aud entire
confidence In the ability, integrity and hont siyol
the plaintiff, &c.. and closes us sIoows:-"Depohsht
further says thai lie Is graduate OF Columbia COL
lege III this city; that he subsequently Studied the
legal profession and was regularly admitted as
q me lnber Of the bar ana he has personally
prepared this AFFIDAVIT for the purpose or
con radcung rg The divers ialsehooods, i.Srcations
and wlllul misrepresentation OF the said John liv-
ingston, and his hireIngs whom dep0nent believes
10 have been suborned by him to swear TO the un-
truthful statements herein above referred to-"
The alidavitS OF John Henley, O clerk IN the en-
ploy OF Mr.. Livingston gives the particulars OF The
Tarrytown in search Of MIR. Winter whom they
FOUND occupying the garret OF the residence OF Mr.
Condor, and locked in; that he was in q state OF
poverty anu was the object OF sympathy among tne
residents OF the locality, who looked upon him and
spoke OF him as denentcd person; tnat AT The
interview with Winter to which Winter refers In hls
affidavit, Winter requested that Livingston would
write what he had TO say the subject OF the cor
rupt motives and actions OF Mr.. Birdsall and that
he wnter would read il if it occupied lty pages OF
paper that Winter also requested thai the letter
when sent should be marked private" and deliver
he was residing, and who were relatives OF
Az, Mr. Brdsail,. were Ia the nabit Of reaiing
them; that thus conversation took place
with the door closed, deponent and Livingston
being In the haA or lobby aud Winter IN his garret
room, in0 that Livingston when leaving the place
pr0ceeued to tue Post Office ana hired box N0 22y'
Tor the space Of one year for the use OF said WINTER
fhe letter referred to was deposited in that box, and
Mr. Brdsall alleges that was voluntarily gwen to
him by Winter to aid him In this suit.
Mr.. Livingston strenuously AYERS in his defence
that the averments In regard to the corrupt dealings
Of the plaintiff true; but claims that the lelter
claimed to be lbell0us was q privileged c0mmuni-
| cation.
The occupied nearly the whole day before tho
court and at the close OF the argument on the mo-
ton TO discharge the order OF arrest the Court took
the papers, reseryng decision For the plaintiff.
Ira Shafer; for the defendant, ex-Judge EdmOnds.
The New York herald., 1869-02-21
the VACANT Police CAprAIscY.
q or THE IIrRALn:.

10 tue EDITOR or THE HERALp--
In your issue OF the 18th inst. you published under
The head of Voice Of the People," q communication
signed by a "pa,roman,r In which my name aud
character ~ an ofnccr were brought into question
and certain sncers thrown out as to how obtained
my present position. Although am not aware or
having a single personal enemy on the force and
ani therefore at a very great loss 10 know who this
exceedingly friendly .Patromann ~. feel that
owe ~ Ms a duty 10 myself. as well as to Others
whose names have been coupled with mine IN the
communication, TO deny certain OF the state
ments maze therein. FRS and foremost, l am
proud TO say thai | originally came "from
the Emerald Islc." and | really do not
think that fact makes me any worse
than any other man. 'patrolman'' says I declared
my "intenfions OF becoming a citizen IA lS6t' and
received my ful papers IN 1866" The fact Is WAS
legally qualified voter IN 1850. Now ne says that
was made "icorman, pattoman. roundsman anu
sergeant all inside OF Two years and four months"
whereas have been on the police force going on SIX
years. As for being silliterate and having no edu-
cation" must confess that am not exactly guaii-
ned to mold professorsbp In Yale, yet do think
that my education Is such IA would qualify me 10
occupy far better position than many IN the git OF
the Police Commissioners; and as for my ''merit in
the department. my gradual promotion IRON the
lowest grade force to my present rank ~ suii
cient evidence to everybody who knows how partic-
ular the Police Board is In making sergeants that
my merit not OF a kind to initiate against my
efffclency as an officer. THOMAS kILLiLEU.
sergeant Thirty -lrst precinct.
The New York herald., 1869-02-21
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY g. SHEET

numerous small particles OF black substance re-
sembling seeds OF some kind. The Sanitary super
intendent yesterday brought the mater 10 the AZ
tentlon OF the Board OF Health in the following
letter.
OFFICE SANITARY SUPERINTENDENT
METROPOLITAN BOARD ~ HEALTu,i
NEW YORK, Februry ~, 1903.
EMERSON CLARE Secretary: -
Shiny called the fact ths large quantity
Of milk, mix and milk water varously mxed has
been sezed by the police OF the Sixth precinct early ns
morning, and al these headquarters awaiting the ac
on of the Board OF Health have nspechd said milk ana
mixtures aud taken some samples and nov woud recon-
regard the Permit to refer to the twenty
thiysecond and fifth sections OF the SANITARY Codes and 20
t6 volume g. Of the general stautes Tor e law that seems
apply the honor equest that police
ocsrs Dunno and r. Doan the Sixth prcnc and Judge
bowling requested to give testimony in the ease Judge
Bowling has committed the offenders. 4. HARRIS,
Sanitary Superintendent .
The Board have not yet taken action In the pre-
mises but viii likely do so at their session on Mon
day.
The New York herald., 1869-02-21
ADULTEaATED NsLK.
A Qnsreite Of Milk AdaItcrator.--vioImtIus
the Health Ordiuances-Arrest Of the Par

A Qnsrsette Of Milk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the Health Ordina nances-Arress Of the Par
ties-They are Held for Trial.
Yesterday morning Officcrs Dunno aud DolaD or
the sixth precinct, arrested Anthony Sayrc, No. 81
Allen street, Henry Schmal, No. 10l Hudson street
Jacob schwartz, No. $40 Eleventh street, and Ncho-
ns Stcutz No. 20 Oak street. aud seized about eighty
cans Of milk and water belonging to the prisoners.
The prisoners were taken to the Tombs
Police Court, before Justice Bowling. and ar.
raigned ON the charge OF adulteratIng MIX
and in 80 doing violating one Of the provisions
Of the Board Of Health. The officers make
out that the accused parties were In Elm street
with their wagons, IN which were y number OF cans
containing milk. besides one containing water and
some kind OF mixture. The officers also observed
the prisoners In the act Of pouring water contain
Ing the mixture referred TO into the milk cans
thereby adulcratng the milk, aud believe that the
parties had the milk for SALE The accused parties
were subsequently arraigned before Justice Dow.
ling and held TO bail In the sum OF $500 each TO an
pear and answer before the Court OF Special Ses-
sions.
The milk was taken to the Central on,ce. where II
was turned over to the property clerk. Dr. Harris
had specimens bottled which are 10 be submitted to
Professor Chandler, chemist to the Board OF HEALTH
for analytical examination. specimens Of the
water with which they had been mixing the milk
was secured by Dr. Harris who has It on exhibition
where those interested In learning what they drink
can be gratined. II Is very muddy, and said to be
filled with animal and vegetable matter, ~ well as
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

VITAL SrATTsTics.--The number OF deaths reported
last week. ending saturday noon, was fs); mar
rages, 2Go births living. a2i births. prematureiy,
10.
ARRESTS ron rnR WEEK.--rhc mum Der OF arrests
made IN the city for the week ending yesterday at
six O'Clock A. NJ, was l22l.
NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE rog womEs.-Thc
second OF series Of parlor entertainments for the
benefit Of the New York Medical College for Women
Will he given at the College building, corner OF
twelfth street and Second avenue, on Tuesday even
Ing, February %. The programme VIII consist OF
music vocal and instrumental, stereopt icons and
readings
ST. EnipaErs PsRIsa.--rhe Rev. Father Mooney
will delivers lecture this evening at ST. Brdgct's
church. on the subject OF "A visit to Cathdc Eu-
rope" The proceeds OF the affair Will be devoted TO
the benefit OF tue poor under the charge OF =; Nin-
cent de Paul's Society.
TuE NEw YORK HosruTAL.--The removal OF the
New York Hospital to an uptown locality bong de-
termined upon, all the present hospital buildings
WIN be torn down. except the 'ssouth house, on the
corner Of Church and Duane streets and Pearl street
Church street..
MUSEUM oF NATURAL HISTORY AT rIIE PiRx.-A
number OF merchants Of thus city negotiating for
the purchase Of the valuable collection made by tho
celepiael French naturalist NJ. verreau, 10 be pre-
scnteu 10 the PARK Commissioners towards the es-
tablishment OF n museum of natural history.
SINGULAR FREAK or HoGsE.-Iestcrday after
noon a woman named Margaret Higgins, of No. 2S3
water street, observed . horse engaged In eating
oats and caught the idea Of robbng him Of mis- DIN
ner. She attempted to steal he grain from the feed
trough when the animal turned upon he- ana bit
ner IN figntui manner. The woman was taken to
tne station mouse, and her wounds dresset BY the
police surgeon.
THE CHLoRoFoRM CASH IN EIauTH STREET.
Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest at No.
1876 Eighth street, on the body OF Maggie Dessoy,
whose death occurred on Friday night n conse-
quence Of inhang an excess Of chloroforn, which
sh had been In the habit OF taking to induce Sleep
The principal facts In the have already appeared
In the HERALD. The jury rendered verdict or acci-
dental death BY the inhalation OF chlorofum. De-
ceased was native Of the province OF New Bruns-
wick and twenty-two years OF age
THn ALLEN SrREKr SurcrDE-IDxNrrrrcarIox OF
TIN VI0ix.-Henry Reibng, OF No. Norfolk
street. yesterday applied at the Tenth precinct sta.
The New York herald., 1869-02-21
UNITED STATES MAssHAL's OFFICE.
Pardon Of John H.. EnEan and Nicholas
Henry.

fArdOn OF john H. EnRam aud NichOINs
Henry.
Marshal Murray has received pardons for John H.
Eagan and Nicholas Henry, both OF whom were con-
victed at the November term Of the District Court
OF defraudng the United States by making false and
fraudulent papers for the obtainment Of bounty
money and back pay.
Eagan was sentenced to three years. imprisOn.
ment at hard labor In the Albany Penitentiary, and
Henry to thirteen months at hard labor In the same
Penitentiary.
1t was represented to the President that there
were many mitigating circumstances IN both cases.
A petition for Eagans pardon was signed by
Governor John I. Hoffman, Richard O'G orman, owen
W. Brennan, District Attorney Courtney and Con
gresham John Fox.
petition for Henry's pardon was signed b. Dis
trct Attorney Courtney, Congressman John A. Gr,s-
wold and Judge William G. Barrett.
The New York herald., 1869-02-21
CITY ISTELLIGEygG.

The WEATHER YssTERDAY.-The following record
will show the changes IN the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours, indicated by the tiermo
meter at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
Uroatvay eornpr af Ann
The New York herald., 1869-02-21

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-06
"CtrcuIatiOn " Again.

The challenge aboHt circulation
came from the other side, without pro-
vocation, for we had not even alluded to
that subject But the Avalgncbe throwed
down the istimation that it was awarded
the Barbour Lewis printing at ten cents
per line merely on account Of its supe-
rior circulation CD, and because the pious
thieves possibly an exception or so
wanted their proceedings to reach the
greatest number of people, the Post be-
ing defunct. OF course the people oil
Shelby county are meant, for no others
are interested. We have expressed no
anxiety for contest" the assertion ia
purely gratuitous, for we do not ring in
business by hard blowing but being
the challenged party it ia our right to
elect the mode of Anal settlement. Yes.
terday we suggested comparison of pa
"Ar bills for the last four years, test the
Avalanche was over-anxious to apply to
the appeal not week ago, AS to the
retuFns to the Assessor, We will just say
here, once for all, that that is no test Of
circulation, for the Avalanche has not
sworn that its returns were received in
cash, 1t mei ely swore that its returns
did not erceed certain amount. This
is possibly very expensive advertise.
ment.' 1t would be easy for US to swear
that our receipts for the last quarter did
not erceed 100000 but very hard to
say that they reached that amount. Just
SO in the other case. We accept the
challenge. Come or. Any fair propo.
sition for test will be promptly ac-
cented,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-06
a Deaa Beat ON the wing.

List Saturday one Prof. Vannoy
opened an exhibition at the Assembly
Hall on Main street. and engaged the
hall for two weeks. His show consisted
of frog niger about seventeen years
old, who could roll up the whites of his
eyes like the horns of two year old bull,
and render the sweet notes OF q green
bull-frog better than the frog could do it
himself 1t was suspected the niger had
a frog in his pocket, but no curious spec
tator could find it, aud the conclusion
naturally formed was that be had been
fed on frogs, and that be would soon be-
take himself to the bank of some
thick -scupmed mill pond, and pipe
his days and nights away in
plenty and peace. As frog he was
mighty success, for the new conner could
put to silence and shame all the hoarse-
throated operate performers who dwell
in the bayou. As an imitator of the
mocking bird, wood-pecker and jackass,
he also possessed unusual talents, and in
the line of grssshoppers and turkey COB
lers he was without a rival; all these ami
mails, fowls and insects befook themselves
to an upper limb, when his sweet.toned
performances began. This marvellous
show was not as well advertised as the
Sismese Twins, and the consequences
was slim houses. The Professor looked
serious, and so did all who went. The
bug tunes of the frog niger were pro-
nounced to be humbue, and no one
ever went the second time. Matters
went on this way until Thursday night,
when the audience was very small. One
old dsrkey, two colored ladies-too old
to hesr-one little niger, and msckerel
who got in at a window, were hardly
enough to pay expenses II was the last
show, although the prodigy is still
advertised in to-day's papers. Last night
the Professor and his frog niger
eloped together. They took long hop
and got out of town. Mr.. I. Fl. Cooke
suffered to the amount of over 500, the
LEDGER Office IS, and other parties, we
understand, in proportion. We warn
everybody against harboriug Garnet
bag professor who travels with EFF
teenth Amendment" that speaks the
frog language. They are doubtless
lounging around the edge of some muddy
mill-dam to evade pursuit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-06
Amusemenfs.

MEMPHIS THEATER The theater was
filled last night by a brilliant and fash.
ionable audience. II was the occasion oil
Miss Susan Gallons benefit. The comic
opera Jessie Lea was played. The sing.
ing of Miss Cation and others elected
much applause. The De Lave family per.
formed as usual, astonishing every one
who had not seen then. The fearful
transept leap and somersaplt of MILE
Zoe in mid air thrilled the spectators
with emotions OF terror and admiration.
The DeLave S sters are unrivaled in the
world. A mstinee will be given this af-
ternoen and tonight.
BRooMs OPERA HousE.-The house
was full last evening, and the various per.
formances passed off in q why to please
and amuse. everybody. The respective
artists performed their parts admirably.
The clog dancing, music, ballads, bur-
lesQre,, minslrelsy, etc were all full Of
life and spirit, and each seemed
fresh and in his PLACE. Manager
Broom understands hdman nature and
popular taste and keeps just such va.
riety before his patrons as always to sat
isfy and excite them, He has a very
large troupe aud Ia enabled to present a
constant change. Tonight there is a
splendid variety bill.