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The New York herald., 1869-03-10
m. so.tA and the AdnI.l.sra.Ion.

Emo 6OuIn anu lmo AO4aAAstEaIOus
Ne hnd in our Southern exchanges very
general expression of satisfaction at the tenor
Of President Grants inaugural. This is q
great point gained in the effort towards univer-
lal reconciliation and the consequent greatly
augmented prosperity Of our common country.
The remark Of President Grant that s'the
country, having just emerged from q great
rebellion, many questions will come before it
for settlement in the next four years which
preceding administrations have never had to
deal with, and in meeting these it is desirable
that they should be approached calmly and
without prejudice, hate or sectional pride,
remembering that the greatest. good to the
greatest number is the object to be obtained" :"
reflects the sentiments Of the South on the sub
ject. The South hopes and expects that the
administration of President Grant will, during
the next four years, deal with its interests in
IN enlarged and magnanimous spirit Of patriot
ism; that 1t will not be met on the threshold
Of it's restoration by prejudice, hate and
sectional pride;" and that every encourage
ment will be extended by the general
government towards its complete reha-
Utilization in its former rights in the
Union. The South does not want another
four years Of exasperation between
the President and Congress-four more years
Of struggle on the one hand to concede more
than the progress of events reasonably entitled
It, and on the other to withhold from it rights
which every consideration of justice and sound
policy entitled it to receive. Security Of per-
SON, property and for religious and political free
dom of opinion in every part Of our common
country, without regard to local prejudice, says
President Grant; and on that platform the South
will, no doubt, have occasion to rejoice in q
benefcent administration for the coming four
years. It will be by acting upon this concilia-
tory policy that the South win be placed in a
condition to help bring about that happy
era when s'every dollar of the government
Indebtedness, unless otherwise expressly stipu-
lated in the contract, shall be paid in gold
Within three years, perhaps within two, the
South may be better able to bear the burden of
oppressive taxation than the North and the
country generally become vastly richer and
the government credit correspondingly en-
HANGED. The South, we repeat, is now indulg-
ing in the hope and expectation Of more
stable, uniform and beneficial policy than that
which marked the administration Of the gov
ernment for tho four previous years, and
under that impression, as we judge from the
satisfaction expressed by its respectable jour
mails, it is prepared to 60 to work with renewed
zeal and vigor.
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Oveu,ns Of a New school.

new hall and school of instruction for those who
may be desirous Of acquiring the art OF riding tho
bcyce" was opened yesterday at 14l Fulton street.
tho Establishment running through, though not On
yelocpedes to No 20 Ann street. It was amusing
to see new beginners mount the "tarnai thing and
prope themselves with their feet on the ground anA
their hands against the walls or rattug, and yet
with all this double support lick the. dust, as 4
enamored OF the dusty door. number OF journal
lists connected with the press Of this city were pre-
sent and they also attempted "TRIP" and some d
them were tripped. while others proved themselves
quite experts.
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MURDERS IN MDlvNA.
indianapolis March o. Despatch to Chicago I

indianapolis March o. Despatch to Chicago Tri.
A man named John Burton, fiddler, whose father
and sister reside IN ST. Louis, was shot and killed at
4 dance house on South Illinois street on Friday
night BY robgh named w. II. ward alias Daven-
bort. The murder was cold-bl0odcd and unpro-
voked although 1t IL said there had been some DIM
Guilty between them previously. Tho murderer was
arrested yesterday morning at house OF ill-fame.
There 10 much myslery connected with the muir
day night IL was most brutal and horrible affair
and no motive can be assigned OF suf1cent streng
90 afIord an excuse for II. No arrests have been
ncuar person.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, March o.-The Cunard steamship
Aleppo Captain Harrison. which sailed from New
York February a. arrived at this Dort yesterday, at
four O'Clock y. NJ.
LONDON, March e.-Intelligence has been received
here that the ship rtonia from Port Saida for New
crew were saved.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

"Humpty Dumpty," the mScnlevous, pale-laceu
Individual who has ticKled the town for one whole
year with his tricks jokes and escapades celebrates
the nrst anniversary OF his birth this evening the
Olympic. There will be q jolly time behind the
scenes after the termination OF the performance.
The short-ekrted beauties Of the ballet already
standing on the up-toe Of expectancy.
Baltimore Is now made happy with opera bOtt6e
ana horse opera. the first named belongs 70 Fisk,
Miss Jean Hosmer Is dong the heavy sensational
for Buffalonans
SC. Louis and Bufralo are both going TO indulge in
the eu drama. st. Louis Ia In OF nifty girls for
the ballet and Buiralo always ahead OF It's sister
city. wants seventy-nve.
Fanny Janauschek win commence an engagement
OF six nights at the Philadelphia Academy OF Music
on Monday evening next
The Sanyeahs are astonishing the stocal Cleve-
1anders with their aerial gymnastics.
Miss Ada Webb Fanchons this week In Cincinnati
The same city II Illuminated BY being "Under the
Gaslight."
well brought out at the Arch, with Mrs. Drew az
Beatrice and Mr. Barton Hin as Benedict. Botn
make the most OF their parts and give entlre salts
faction TO their audiences.
Miss Laura keene Is meeting with much success
IN her new drama OF "Hunted Down." which piece
grand German opera troupe favored the ''re-
constructed" at Wilmington, N. O., last night with
The new Music nan, at worcester, Mass, was in
Augurated last night by the company Of the Boston
theatre who Will continue TO give series OF per.
formances In It during the remainder OF the present
week The programme last evening embraced the
farce OF "My Neighbors Wife, and the drama OF
che LADY OF Lyons" with Mr.. G. II. Thorne, Jr., an
Claude Melnotte and Mrs. J. b. Booth ~ Pauline.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Alaska win saI from tiis port On
Thursday for Aspinwa
The mails for Central Amertcs ana the South
Pacific win close at halfpast ten O'Clock in tho
morning.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacino-
will be ready at half-past nine in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, SIX Genus
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NEW YORK.

Boiler Explosion at Nunda-Thrce Men
Killed.
ROCHESTER,, March Q. 1862
A terrific boiler explosion occurred yesterday at
Nunda station, in Livingston county. large
steam nour and lumber mill, owned by Van Ripper 4
Co., was partially destroyed. A. II. Gilbert, Charles
G. Eble and J. B. Payne were killed. Cyrus Haskins
telegraph operator, was seriously Injured. boy
men that were killed, escaped without injury.
Pieces OF the boiler and OF the building were found
IOrty rods distant.
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All Eruptions Vanish

from the face bosom other psr Of shs bedy
Tho iron quickens the circulation, and the sui
and brings il 10 the surface the form OF subtle HuId
which sxhaled through the millions Of little orices
which ventate the through the skin. The The
Powders accomplish perfect because they oblfterate the
Of the Disagreement No outward applications ~
do tha
Sold by druggists package, II PowdsrA u; pack
ages n Powders, rs. Mailed free.
HALL 4 RUCKEL, aB Greenwich strest, New York
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Java Will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Onice
at twelve O'Clock N. to-day
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe
win be ready at halfpast ten O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

The "Rig Mound" ct Alton, III, one Of the greatest
curioses OF all the American antiquities, has been
swept out OF existence by the march VI improve
ment" The pictured Plasa bird. on the rocks near
the mouth OF the Missouri mentioned by Jacques
Marquette In 1573, has also d.sappeated, the locks
being hasted for quarry purpoavs
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

Cure for Cancer, Scr0fuln, Brighf's aud
other Kidney Diseases Cutaneous Affections Dyspepsla
kc THE VERMONT SPRING WATER. Get the best.
SAKE Co, Ill Brooms street, New York.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Free Trade Between Prince Edward Island
and the United stntcs.
HALIFAX, March ., 1889.
In the speech delivered on the opening Of the
Legislature OF Prince Edward Island by the admins
traitor Of the governments reference is made to the
visit to the colony Of the committee Of Congress- the
object Of the visit being to obtain information the
subject Of reciprocal free trade between the island
and the States. report OF the members OF the Ex.
ecuve Council In relation 10 the subject will be laid
before the House, together with communications on
the same subject which have passed between the
local government and her Majestys principal Secre-
tary for the Colonies.
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ENGLAND.

The Fenian Mackey Not Released.
LONDON, March Q, 1899.
In the House Of Commons to-day Mr. Fortescue,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, stated that the fenan
convict Mackey had not been released from JAIL as
was publicly reported.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
AMUsEMENTs.

NIBLO's GARDKN-RRNTRKE OF MISS PAULINE
MARKHAM.-Crowded houses still attest the popu-
larty Of the 'Theves' and the desire Of the public
to become kleptomaniacs IN the blonde line. Miss
Pauline Markham, after long absence from the
post OF honor-as captain Of the fair robbers-made
her rentree this week, and was received with .
degree OF enthusiasm sun1cient to show what .
popular favorite she Ia Her brig hit eyes have lost
none OF their brilliancy or archness, esptte the
away without leaving any dsfguring blem-
1shes, much to the relief and delight OF her
admirers Every seat IN the house was occupied
last night and the many Interesting scenes OF this
chef dBuU7e OF the poet laureate Faniesuch a. the
breakdown OF the donkey, the soliloquy Of Hasa
rae, the march Of the 'sForty" the quartet which
terminates the terrific combat between Abdalah and
and the last scene or the Mabille-one OF the most
gorgeous and artistic affairs Of the kind which New
York has seen--were applauded to the skies. 1--WE
believe all Of these scenes are the hanuiwork OF Mr.
l.. j. Vincent, not OF the "Lunnun" poet laurcate.)
The way things are put on the stage at Ntblo's
II sure to secure success, no matter what the
dialogue may be- Mr. FarnIes dialogue, we regret
the theatre goers. His jokes are fearfully and won
derfuly made, and 1t Is risky undertaking to en-
deavor to understand them. IL was pity TO
transplant this poecal exotic from Its native cline,
- 1t mas been IN dropping condition ever since.
But the framework Of this specimen or sart' II
gorgeous IN the extreme, and that Ii su11cient to
crowd the house. Miss Lydia Thompson, Mr.. Beck
would make even "Jack the Giant Killer' (original
version o dramatic success. Another grand bur-
lesque spectacle will soon replace the 'Forty
Thlevcs"
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

Circulars Of Every Descxiptiou and Notices
. attend meetin printed IN The nsssss possible na.as
other lmar place IN the city ct the METROPOLITAN J0B
PRINTING HSTABLISHMkNT, " Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

A.-Espenscheid,s Improved Dress Hat for
the lose its shape
goss ready for inspection and sale u bis establish
ment, lis Nassau street.
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Daily Star.-Read the Star To-day. 10
startling Developments about the Real Smedck
murder, showing the rascsly prosecutions Of Real b.
Smsdck end the cause Of his death.
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Gentleman would like m Editorial Situa-
which education and ordinary ability, with
vigilance and discrimination would be sucisn Qualinca
tions Address Kappa, box LII Herald once
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

Cold-ins VIII Cure Your CeId.-Try it. ssia
by drugRists. RUSHTON'S, 10 Astor House,
corner Of Barclay street
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
ILLINOIS.

Importsnt Decision In the Criminal Courts
Horrible Case Of Poisening-An Estire Family
the Victims.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

A1.-Fer the Hair.-Barry's Tricophereus,
drugsista
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

Brokaw Brothers, Great Clething Kmp0rL
Gents and boys; Wholesale and rstaa opposite CoopG
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

Barkerss Wig and Human Hair Emporiun.
Brads Curs Chignons 10, &c- Best and cheapest In hs
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
Lumbcrins In Csnada-Ths Huron and Onta-
rio Canal.

OTTAWA, March .. 1869.
Recent accounts from the numbering regions Of
Ottawa demonstrated that the obstructions TO Ium-
bering operations from the storm are less serious
than at nrst reported.
Mr.. Capriol, President Of the Huron ana ontario
Canal Company. has had an interview with the
Governor General and Finance Minister, and urged
that the canal question be taken under consideration
bv the Cabinet The Finance Minister expects 10
report TO the Council at On eariv day.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

Political News Unimportout.
LONDON, March Q, 1862
The political news to-day Ia meaGfe and unim-
portant.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Woman's Rights CouShntion ~ Springfield.
SPRTNaFIKLD March 0, 1869.
The woman's Suffrage Convention in this city to-
day elected Eliphalet Trask president and b.
Sandorn and Mrs. R. Kingman, Secretaries. The
principal speakers were Lucy Stone Blackwell, c. G.
Burleigh and s. Foster. The convention continues
its session tomorrow.
Daniel L. Harris Of this city, President Of the Con.
necticut River Railroad, has been appointed Gov
road.
A Pardon Rcvokcd-Firo nj East Cambridge.
BOSTON, March =, 1859.
II Is now stated that the pardon Of Martin, the
defauting cashier Of the Hide and Leather Bank,
was not served, but was returned to washington.
The case will probably be referred TO the courts.
A nre In East Cambridge yesterday afternoon en-
trey destroyed the extensive lumber yard OF ID. n.
Skiliings Co. The loss " 900, which iully
covered by insurance.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

unkenness.-C. G.. Beers, M D., Bestoa,
Mass, the most hopeless cases Send stamp led
cfrcula
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PamphIets, Law Reports, Gkc., Executed
with auiekness and dsspAeh wesyavs psr csae
cheaper any other printing establishment In the cy
At the METROPOLITAN JoB PRINTING EsrABLfsn
MENT. "a Nassau street.
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EsrabIished In 1SOO.-The Mstrop0Iitan JoA
Printing Egabishment 81 Nassau street.
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For Black Worms, Gruhs md Pimples On
the face use PERRYiB CoMEDONE AND PTMPLK
REMEDY, prepared only By Dr. =. z. FERRY, - Bond
street, New York. Sold by all drussisss.
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nrIssjs0uoa Spring water-Ouly KNOWN
for cancer all dseases Of The kidnsyA SOLD b.
drugsisss Depot, as broadway. Mt.
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Hifchceck.s Half Dime Music-Py1nued o.
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No H. The Old Cottage Clock.
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10 4 s,Iir Love .TI I$ss.
No. n TAKE Back s he Heart
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,hs pasl.hsr osSsr choice .si,c:ps Sl spaly follow
No. sprn street. New YORK ss enSsr g. SisSoss ao.sa
lmp0rte.ut NOttcoy-Tho Hnvnma Lottery.
As articss in several In the United
States sta that the Lottery OF Cuba would
be dscout authorised by the Adminstrator OF
the Lottsr state that there d truth whateve IN shese
reports. TAYLOE Co, is Wall street.
Mar ch Forward.-Knox, the Halter of
Broad corner o. Fulton street. wl nsroncs ~, nv
4. ma sS w 81 - siz
bis directly 70 hs saesroom and make
hei seiectons himself credit BY the mar
vel elegance OF his aes WORK. which oAnnoA
fad 70 achieve widespread popularity.
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nrissisquoi Spring. Water-Only kncwn
all diseases 81 me kionsyA sold bv
drugefsss Depot, ~ Broadwsy.N Z.
Nsusness, Kcensny and Despatch CsmhinoA
the execution Of orders Metropolitan Job Printing EsAs
shmsnt " Nassau mress
Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with quekness and dsspAsch twenhvs Per cent
Al The METROPOLITAN yoB PRINTING HsTABLfSA
MENT. "a Nassau street.
Royal Havana Lestery.-Prizes Pad IN QelA
Information furnished The highest paid for Doubooss
and all kInds Of Gold Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bsnksrs, ts Wall sxsst, Mt.
The Famous Corner-D1 Nassau street,
corner Fulton Tue Metropolitan Ion rrnuns Es.assnmc
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CristadOro,s UnrivalIed Hair Dye.-Sold and
applied Astor House Manufacto % Maiden lane
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For First Glass Printing or Every Doscrip.
ton 70 the Msropoan Job Printing kstablishmeni ~
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Nsstness, Ece1sny and Despatch CemhimoA
the execution Of orders Metropolitan Job Printing kstAs
shmsnL "a Nassau street..
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MIaych Forward.-Knox, the Halter Of
Broad way corner Of Fulton street, WIN introduce his
style Hat this dssigncd expressly FOR
the rrng trade which w be resissibs nduoemsnt for
bis march directly 70 hs saesroom and make
hei seIecops Knor himself credit By The
vel Of his asest work. which oannoA
fA 10 achieve 3 widespread popularity.
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Royal Hsvana Lettery.-Prizes Pn1A IN GelA
furnished The highest paid DoubooRs
fxYEoR co. ssntsrs, is wsn s~ss,, MT
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Imports.nt NOTES.-THE Havana Lottery.
A arc appsarsd in several papers In the United
States sat that the Royal Havana Lottery OF Cuba would
bs dscout authorized by the Administrator OF
the Lotsr 10 state truth whatever In theae
reports. TAYLOE a Co, 10 Wall street
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

The Famous Corner-D1 Nassnu street,
corner Fulton Tue Metropolitan Ion rrnuns Esas shmcm
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Meeting Of the Supreme Lodge Of the Knights
Of Pythias nj Richmond-Rapid Increase of

Meeting Of the supreme Lodge OF the Knights
Of Pythias mt Richmond-Rapid Increase Of
the Order.
RICHMOND, March o, 1869.
The Supreme Lodge OF the Knights Of Pytnias as
sembed In annual session at Covenant Hall this
morning. Representatives were present from Con-
necticut New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Della
ware, Maryland, the Dlstrics OF Columbia and vir-
gna. Reports were received from all Of the above
named States; also California, Nebraska and Louis.
lana The reports of the supreme Chancellor,
Samuel Real, OF New Jersey, and the Supreme
Scribe, c. M. Barton, Of the District OF Columbia
were read showing . membership Of over $4,000
with $50 lodges and eight grand lodges. Seven thou
sand SIX hundred and twenty-seven dollars and
eighty-eght cents, AZ the widows andorphans' fund,
are now In the treasury, ~ shown BY the report OF
the Supreme Banker, Vim. ID. Porter During the past
eight months <4.3l "a has been expended for relief
The subordinate lodges have on hand the sum OF
e04 72g 81. The session will continue four DAYS.
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which exhAled through the miI0no OF uttio 0f1ncco
&c dsass: s O me a''As'sm'' 0''"''o ,''A''A'''
Solo ! y Es.ass. s Isss sssrs u I'll p.'
HALL RUCKEL, sB Greenwich srest, New York
Cure for Cancer, scrofuIa, Bright's a.d
sr rKs Ks1E pss %srks s ss
SAKE q co, az Brooms street. New York.
A.-Espenscheid's InProved Dres. Hat for
the & a % .s :: n
n,sis msns lis Nassau street.
A Gentleman would like m Editorial situa-
yis.nce ana d!:crm1.c would ;. .uids0s aasiihss-
AIs=Fer the H.,r;.Bsrry,: <. % %TE!cspsssEsss:s
nm Gents and boys Wholesale and rsa; opposite coop~
-
Barker's Wig and Human Hair Emporiun.
Br.ds curs chsnons &C. &C. Best and cheapest In ~
c..a.,.. WIN Care ss4css ys@s C:lS;.rys: IT H. SEA
corner Of Barclay sress-
. attend messinr printed n The ns..ss Pcss!es .ssss
fssis ;si ~ "
applied Il No. 6Astor House Hanufactory MAIDEN ane
Drunkenns.s.-C. @. Beers. M, D., Be.te.,
Msss;. cures the most hopsss cases Send stamp fss
circular.
Daily Star.--Read the Star To-day. -
contains startling Developments about the Real amedick
MURDER showing the rascAy persscutions Of Real b.
Smsdick snd the cause OF his DEATH
Ksrablished In 1SOO.-Ths Metropolitan Je6
Printing Kstablishment 81 Nassau street
For First Glass Printing or Every Doscrip.
70 the Metropolitan job Printing Estabhmsnt ~
Nassau street.
For Black Worms, Gruhs md PinIles On
the face use PERRY'8 COMEDONE AND PIMPLK
REMEDY prepared only by DIR. X. c. PERRY, - Bond
street, New York Sold BY all druGgisss-
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Iei0t0us Proceedings in the Republican, state
COnventiOn-COntest for the Organization
General Fight Among the Delegnfes-The
Convention Broken Up by the City Authori.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-02-24
er"'s $500 per a'snssns, IN adrance.

other towns had, by town aid or o,,, -,
put the machinery into factories, so that thew
were more readily taken, and this factorv
has remained two years unoccupied. I.s,
week town meeting was called to see n tho
town would loan its credit for $4,000 to nut
in the machinery, taking security on all the
property held by the corporation. Notwltb-
standing the town would be doubly indemnj-
fed against any loss, and would add largely
to its valuation by having the factory 90 into
operation, the proposition was voted down.
ten to one. The factory is on a reliable
stream, fed by ponds above, and offers good
opportunity for practical manufacturer, as
it is only ten miles to a railroad now with a
prospect of having one pass directly by it,
There is wooden factory at Guilford which
is getting out waterproof, and gives employ
ment to about one hundred hands.
SENATOR sPRAGUE AND WIFE IN THE
WOODS.
You have already been informed of the
visit of Senator Sprague and wife to the log
ging camps some thirty miles beyond civiliza-
tion. met man few days since who was
at the camp where the Senator and wife spent
the night, occupying an apartment in COM
mon with some Thirty men, the principal fur
niture in which was three cooking stoves and
utensils. He said the Senator's wife was as
happy as young girl on Maying party
One occurrence was as good as a play and
was enjoyed hugely by the entire party
Mrs. Sprague rode out ON a common logging
sled to see the manner of telling trees dress
ell in lady's apparel-not particularly eaudy.
but exhibiting variety of colors. a team of
oxen that had never never seen the fashions
discovering something unusual, became
frightened to such an extent as to become an
tirely unmanageabie and stared off a: 24O
gait snorting and throwing Up heads, and for
a long time were as wild as he uutamed ami
mails OF the forest. / dOibt II ever JUDGE
Chase's daughter will be able to get up more
excitement in any fashionable circle than was
treated on that occasiql. G.