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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-14

This Company, National IN IFS character Offers, by
reason ofits Large Capital Low Rates VI Premium and
Now Tables. tho most desirable means Of insurng life
set presented 90 the public.
The rates of promum being largely reduced, are made
favorable 90 tho Insurers those Of the best Mutual
Companies aud avoid all the complications and unccr-
alutIcs OF Notes Dividends and the Misunderstanding
which the latter So apt 10 cause the Policy Holder
Several new and attractive tables are now presented
which neei only to De understood to prove acceptable %
tho public such a. the 1NCOME-pRODuCING POLICY
and RETURN PREMIUM POLICY. In the former, the
polcy-hodor NOT only secures life insurance payable
at death, but will receive If living after period OF b
few years, annual iuooue sgui % f'H per eeaf nope,
emit ofhep par ofhn paay. lu tho latter the Company
agrees 20 return % e insured ne oil amount Of money he
hai plii IN, 90 aiif0H 70 tie aHounf Of ts policy,
bcnttcntion persons contemplating in.uun their
lives Increasing the amount of Insurance they already
have. called TO the special advantages offered by the
National Lite Insurance Company
Circular, Pamphlets and full particulars given On ap
plcaton 60 the Branch Once Of the Company, or
tho
ROLLINS CHANDLER Merchants Eschango
State Street. Boston,
General Agents for Now England.
JP. TUCKER, Manager.
=. RUSSELL NTNGToN
st. Ahaus, Vt,
Special Agent for Addison, Chittendon, Grand Lie
franklin and Lamoihc Counties.
ST. W1LToN.
Asen. for Montpelier aud Towns adjscent
oneo with o. IT, smith, i'm Hubbari's Block corner
Main aud state Streets
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: In the New York State Agricultural
society each retiring President becomes a
Vice President for life. '' ="
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LIMITED STATES BONDS
~ Constantly on hand and for sale, and other seeu
MONTPELIER RATIoHAL BANK
cav G, A. REED, Cashier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-14

Such securities are generally valuable in proportion To-
the ongh oft.mo thcl have TO The longest six per
cent gold interest bonds of tho l. S. tho '7l will be
due in years, and they worth ll2 n they had
year. 90 run. thcy would stand OF NOS les than l25.
perfectly safe First Mortgage Bond like the Union Pacific
should approach this rate. The demaud for European
investment is already considerable and on the compile.
ton of the work will doubte. carry the price 60 large
premium
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-14

NEW YoRE, January p. 1869.
We have examined A. r. Baiey's Patent Butter Tub
NM thnk II very ine thing 10 keep butter sweet Va
style Welsh Tub, 'D"'' "a wv Wv
Mathews 4 Bennors, 332 Washington st.
iihroemy' liaydes Co., l2j Washington ST.
hinghran Egbert, 3ls Washington 81
Baker, Vail CLARK, 3Ul Washington St
Rufus L. Cole l67 Rease st.
Corbett Llatu Co., 1865 Reade St
Edwin Lyon Coz 3Of Greenwich St
NJ y Coleman, l5S Reade st.
g, Carpenter Co., 1866 Reado st.
" Kenyon 81 Greenwich St.
And Many Others.
SEND FOR cfRcULARS
Address A. r. BAILEY,
reo' ~ ieos'-Ssu Elmore, VI.
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THIRTY YEARS Exnerience IN N
COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, SAFETY
~ TO THE MARRIFp

or those contemplating marriage, an indispensable mr.
tcio WI poe sent by mail, securely enclosed without risk
ul direction u can be washed when soilpd and with
proper care will last three months Incloso Rftv cents
Tor one or 81 for three Please advise the sx or which
required Address =. o. Box 1901, Boston. Mass
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.



This large amount only an indication OF the immous,
traffic that must oycrtbe through line in fow months
when the great tide of Pacific coast travel and trade viii
begin. 1t is estimated that this business must mako the
earning ofthc road FROM FIFTEEN To TWENTY MIL
LIONS YEAR
As the supply ofthoso Bonds will soon cease. parie
who desire 60 invest n them will find % for their Intere.
to do So at once The price for the present par and ae
erued interest from Jan. D. In currency.
Subscriptions will De received in MoNrrrLERby
MONTPELIER NATIONAL BANK,
and iu New York
n he coHPpy' oGe' 40. 20 Nassau s1,e,
AND Br
John j. CISCO 8 Son, Bnlv', No. so yaa sfr,st,
And by the Company advertised agents
throughout the United States.
Boad' rent res but parties 'ubsei5g through local aJc,n
uiH ioot 70 heu for hsiy 'gte ishreyy.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS ISSUED OCT
is containing report OF the progress Of the work t..
that date and more complete statement Ia relation %
the value Oft bonds than Poe given ia advertise
mcnt which win he sent free on application ut the Com.
pauys offices or to any of the advertised a.onis
JOHN ] cisco, Treasurer, New York.
January s1th. 1869. 5l-daw
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULIL
VAN RAILROADS
WINTER ARRANG EMENT,
Commencing Nou. 3d. 1868.
IL. .-.DL LII Al IL 40.
rnlLNs aoINa sorrn ~ rAar.

TRIMS GOiNG SOUTH AND EAST
toavo Montpelier at s55 n. m, p.I7 p. M. 0.55
Mail Train leaves st. Ahansat 6l0 n. M, and oouns','
NJ nurlinrton with tho Rutland Road at White Ms,
Junction and bellows Falls with trains for Bos,o,
Worcester Springfield and with trains on Passump.Is
"a ii arriving la New York st l045 y. m.
Dnv Fypross leaves Montreal ut $40 M, ST. John.
AZ ION tn Ogdcnshurgh at 100 y. M, lodge az Mante
onyc nd " o. m R0usos Point lOii a. M. for Bosio
III arriving In Host0n via. Lowell 10 1890 D. M '
Nlgbt Exnross leaves Ouionshuush nc n MA tn No
frl,i M q Hi h. m Rouaes Point at $40 y. M 81 Ii
N I'd d. nj arriving On Boston at $40 %. M. connoet
M Bcr6ws Nails with Cheshire Railroad Tor Boston s
Worcester and with Vermont valley Railroad Tor snr~
dold, &C., and arriving In Now fofk at 1890 p. M
TRIMS GOING NORTH AND NEST.
Leave Montpelier at 2i0a. M, 800 q. n., 1865 p.in
j.l6 D.
Cor Burlington, st. Ahans, Montreal ogdcnsnurg ana
the West
Mail Train leaves Boston vla Low on nc 7.O0n Ain Vi,
Lawrence and Etchuurg ut il q. n hprin gield at n
Al m npr Burlington and So. Adams.
Accommodation ruln leaves N0rthhcld on T.ti a. ts
d1r Burlington, Rutland, ~. Adams. NOufo's Point
NIGHT Express leaves Bellows Fnlls az lO.tu J.. m r,
go wing pns.ougors from Vermont valley Railroad s1.
me NOW York ut 1910 p. M, and rom Cheshire Ra'
roud leaving Boston at dil y. me- connecting nt Whit
River Junction with train leaving Boston at h.O0 d. b.
Gr burlington. Hluac- Point, Montreal aud Olirrl
S.ecpne cars nf- attached 90 moth tho night Ernra
Trains running between st. Adams and Boston, anil s
Alhaua aud Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and The West Tor sale Al
tho principal stations q. MERRILL, SnJf
ST. AlNuuH, NuNs DID, lHN#.
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SECURITY OF THE BONDS.

il needs uo argument Co show that First Mortgage of
s26auo per milo upon what tor long time must be uo
only railroad connecting the Atlantic and Pacific States
is PERFECTLY SECURE Tho entire amount of the mort
gage win Doe about ;0ooonlo aud the interest 81 oiOo
per uunum 100 gold The present currency cost OF ths n
tcrcst s less than slolrol por aunum vhc tho gross
earnings for the year l-e7 FROM WAY BUSINESS only
on An AVERAGEOF LESS THAN 70l MILES OF ROAD
IN OPERATION, WE'RE MORE THAN
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RAILEY'S BUTTER TUB!
BOsroN, Mass. Fob. o. 1909
We the Und orgned butter and cheese dealers OF Dos
Ton nave eNai uinod Patent ButerTub, shown us hv
inc falentee l. X Bailey, and have hesitation II
sal ing that lt must De great improvement and we
tnh butter viii sell better IN this tub than in the old
style tub We would advise all Dairymen 10 use this
iun II they wish 10 get the highest price for their
hutteri
VIM. b. lioyey Co., % Faneull Hall Market.
>. a j. r. hanson Co, ~ Blackstone st.
!elhno Dinsmore, 4 Faneuil Hall Market.
1iosly BROS, Co., 81, 50 Faneuil Hall Market
thhmntrlni sturges Co, 40, 81 Fann Hall Market.
nossi Doe Capin, o. 63 Faneuil Hall Market
a D. kilham Co, North Market ST.
homton' taFerly Co., North Market st.
j. W, j. L. Randall, North Market ST.
+ v. Mitchell Co., - North Market st
L. NJ Brock q Co., % North Market 81.
Geo. II. foat0n q Co.
iona. Bigelow Co., % North Markets.
ruinaHl niggn a Upton, % North Market st.
naiiey Martin 3, % North Faneuil Hall Market
nlnN a buttefleld, "a North Faneu Hall Market
Heholt A inekley, u North Raneull Hall Market
H sac, sia4e, ~ faneuil Hall Square.
Insilsh q l4ampson, II Faneuil Hall Sauarc
Hrlmth Co., faneuil Hall square
u Garter Co, 90 Chatham st.
I, X Moves Co., Salem.
Parker Carey.
A Spencer 4 Co., As Chatham st.
n, X. Colin 4 Co.
Fl A. BirShard a Co., p City Wharf
Luey a Boynton.
sartwell Humphrey.
" T. boynton, blackstone st.
~ IL snow Co, p Blackstone st.
iiuiey Mead Co., n North st.
Meysn Chaplin. Two advise To let the salt make Ia
own brne.l
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PAYABLE IN GOLD.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
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pROPRIETORs OF
WINS BRONCHIALs.
Uws ANoDYNE COUCH DROPS.
RAILEY's BUTTER TUB

20 We larantee to our customers perfectly pure
article and prices to satisfy. ts,tf
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t'COOO Address L S. PIANO co, NY.

n EBRASKA, its soil, climate people, &c.
A = pamphlet for 2lc. Address CROPSEY & BAN,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
, 1869-04-26
SHOOTING AFFAIR IN IOWA.
An Errtng Wife md EnrnEcl Eus-
b21nd4

From th< D,t|u7u' Tin,es. A}rit e4,
We learn that quite o bloodS tragedy was cn3cteI
miles southwest Of Waterloo, B,aclhawk County,
la>t "Wednesday evening.
4 few stass ago, two men named AZra Bnrnes
anA Moultyie, both resnR near In Porte, married
The Joys Of life wcrc multiplied to each, but Mt last
Tits roscatc hue vanished. And IL place the!cot
came oninous whispers 10 the catcf that csel3.
thing WAS not In tho household OF barnes - y
Of many, that Mouliric WAS not content VILE thc
society and charms Of the females ecufEi 10 hltn y
tho strong arm Of the Law, hut eo'Stst naothet
In the form CT Mn Harnes. hnehesef tne
husband Of the latter WIS nwny from nome On
busipcse, Aoultr1c always happened around. until
the fact OF bis going there became notorious
throughout The ncichtsrhood: anA Il was openly
charged shai an rrvpsf nt!aS5 ~, e3stsa ists vfo r.
and her paramuur have been caught together uu.
der circumstances that could leave no doubt Of
guilt and On several occasions Aouit!!e boastea o.
his exploits, and seemed to dctT pao,s opia!on ot o.
came 10 tic chr Of MIR. barllts. After q patient
tn.estigat.on OF the case, the latter vailed upon
Noultrle and informed him that he must never get
foot In hts house asnn satns nnnrs ~. ds,e.
TnnCed husband was only lntlulglng In species
Of hiaya,io. Last Wednesday Barnes went 70
tcvn ior sheys time and on hls re.usn found ihs M
frout sart! Of his premises. fu!ed with !ndgaa-
tiop lie went Into the house. procured his rllle,
anil taking deliberate nim at Monltrte4 fired, the
w6unted man stumbled forward and fell, but, rts
ipr acaIp turned upon his 2ss2ilant, Theu harne:
ciubGeu hl. r1rc and beat Mou!ryle over the heaf
and face In shocking manner aud left him lol
| fEor1ttcs, At last accouuts Moultrtc Was ST!
| ellvc but 20 low that It L. considered impossoIt
| for him TO recover.
, 1869-04-26
4 EooEanrdy Adventure.
t+:usa, Me- tArrst 16,. Corrt*1"H@t1'ee y tie Bos-


This afternoon, Charles Marston nnd Frank
1lpstp oG th- CITY, performed the foolish am! reck
Ii exploit o! sailing over the dam III lEsiteat-
Siarstun l. the young mail who has twice during
the pn.t week performed the same f'at Dav!s
undertook the performance on wager Of sl'.t \
large crowd axscntletl OH both H,ls@ OF the river
10 view iht performance. 11d Us 1t was well known
tnat the vnynecrs were 70 81! over the mtitle o.
could te made, the lisctlest excitement PREVAILED
Nhi:c curiosity was on t!T-fe ~ to the result A.
salf-r:.-t oclocl. The sSerry containing The ~
,tutufcrs pnt un from the ekst site Ut the river,
padded .t 3taf1ton. 1soth we're seated am!dshtps
"a tcu,iRe the sHt1llc Of the rEeT the l.oa1 HAs
given UP TO the current, aud down shs shot. het
tIrtd Increasing ~ -ne approached the edge .!
the ,aul When alIil the trcashles@ silence Of rue
spectators, she plunged over me ao;ss ntt into
,hs feqng turbulent wa1sts at =, 9enent te ns1:
rtncular rart Ut the dam, hut the sl'rltlc por.
uun. Il ,icscrni uftou,c twenty feet, tue l,1t OF
Which, composed e. - sees ees t q ,sp sa
reayes and y hen next seen II Was ena@lcr's An'l
t.ttuu, u,,-the ttn cling1uE to the wreck iuT en!
| ir,rv At the complete mercy Of the an,'er tow
With scarcely prospect Of the men saving thci'
,iyr., lpa1 was sent out from the shore TO at
,x,'f. , rf.s,,. 10 extend rrIlef There was haFJ
Hitnres Of the scene hut what expected u SEQ The
| men meet with n wAtery ETave. IL me midst o
imaf at, irving IL awi.n ashore, hut Marsson helm
j! m cAIptt raltsplan, na'l mt for one Inomen
hing On. and d. would get them both ous Of th'
trouble And h. did. By q stilltal and aeSteHl
,:se u the paddle which he haA relaanen nhf1n4
Tho exce1,cy. he worked the heat oat Of the foam
me md dangerous gurge, and in lev minute t
they came ashore, anti the Widest snonts 81 r.
crowd. Had 1t not been for Ma1eton's iamlllasst
| win r1yer.d1ivlng 1t IL highly pfobahle neithe
would have reached the shore attve. Ma.ston NJ
offered TO go over the dam at the same p!ase 49, -
On log II purse Of sse can By made W 1ot m nm
int is hopc1l thas the city authorities wiil pus
s,nn TO repetition Of such rash and reckless e2
I rto
, 1869-04-26
i'm, whatever adversitics may overtake

him.
10 the man, especially, who labors at
ordinary toll for tho support Of his family,
the opportunity to acquire homestead Of
his OWL selection, OF Little or no cost, ought
to present strong attractions. The common
laborcr rarely lays up anything from year to
year, because periods Of unavoidable idle
ness eat up tho wnges Of his active hours,
A single man, il sober and economical. nav
savc something Of the proceeds Of his laily
labor; but man with family cannot,
unless his vito and children olso work for
wages: Many mechanics find it din3cult to
mako both ends meet, md there nro not
few employees in tradesmcn's establishments
who barely manage to keep body and sonl
together, while they nro obliged to mike
good appearance. For many Of these
people the only escape from poverty in tho
decline nf lfc is the homestead. That they
will hold by no uncertain tenure, as they do
their present places-if they hnve places ut
present. There they can plant and SOW,
with n reasonable certainty that their crops
! will yield fair return for the seed and
AAcOA NAf8AAAGAt A44A k4t tAO kAA1Ss A9 Why
plant trees, and bnill, and fonco, md
break new ground, theis circumstances
will improve, while, in the natural Curse Of
things, their land will increase in value 80
rs to nuke them comparatively rich. It is
by no means unusual for eligbly located
lind in the now States and Territories to ap-
rreciatc in few yeara to twenty, fifty, OF
even hundred dollars per acre. There arc
thousands OF acres now awaiting pre-
enlption which will be worth the last-auHcl
price, mud more, before ten years have
passed. Settlements are extending west.
ward with marvellous rapi'lity, and tho np
prcciAtion Of real estate keeps pace with the
increase Of population. The mn who
secures homestead now, will, in n few
years, find himself well of, almost without
c1crtion. Can men who depend upon pro
curious employment for livelihood ntfor'
to LET pnss the present opportunities for &C
q,iring competency and iztlcpeatl-nce:
, 1869-04-26

F}fTH l7tE CFNF9FFtsfs 01est%" n
An Incident Of the sad side Of nfc oScuEfei IN
connection with the Sma1l-Po1 aospiSl MeeA ~ u
swDyco A young la1y Of German paten1aSe WAS
hSrn there 10 remain unteT t1catment tut she
Jus. a the tine she x's sn 70 9as9
nas sfter dsy he eamc 10 the Cincinnati Hospital
On Twelf1h street to hear from nis 3, asisaee'! ~ eel
bride The tine for the Wedding rassen ~, ana ana
mast ma dc. With The Characteristic devoton Of
woman, she sent him Won, not 70 ss ner ,, Or = 70
bc present ii her funeral She a!so 1aae .he r.,
% aress. So, about The middle Of list xeeE, IN the
Wnitc yestmenta in which she was TO have been
arrayel at The marriage Ataz' sne became tue
bride Of death.
, 1869-04-26
NEW YORK

spccla. Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, April q.
TUE Long ISLAND RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
One Of those injured By the Long Island Rail
road accident died this evcning. The company Is
Reyerely censured for the bad condition Of the
road.
rHR CCBkx JCNTA
wBs called together for special meeting tonight,
to cons4ler important news from Havana It is
rumored that bat1lc has been fought In the Cen-
t.al Department, resulting In favor Ut the insuf-
gents.
MONEY.
The week closes with IN easy feeling N money.
The tsnSs naye ample balances, ami, being unable
to fully employ all at per cent. have offered
freely At per cent to some Of the Large holders ot
governments
| GoyERSNESTa-
| En1ed States bombs are dull hut quite ESeaiy.
Ncae1asc amounts arc being sent to Europe N re-
turn lot coupons, aud 1t ls thought that most Of
the coupons Will ne paid tn this way to foreign
| holders.
| MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
J Ine stocE market ts less active. and in the ab-
efuce Of anJ special movement In either direction,
| prices arc generally Gteaix. New Yo.k Central
| Is the tca.iing feature.
Gold Is quiet, with IN apparent disposition to
wait the development Of Secretary Boutweu's plan
fcGarliing gold sa!es
| ARMY R1INl0S.
| Many officers Of the Army Of the Potomac havc
| accepted an Invitation 10 attend the reunion In
New York The gathering promises to b. on. Ut
the largest army reunions ever held.
FoRxlGS TEX.
4 despatch from Lou,.uu says the British an!
French Governments propose to send q squadron
tu the Gulf Of Mexico to look aito
| national interests. There Is much opposition In
Englard to the scheulc OF Cutan Independence,
, 1869-04-26

SPRINGFIELD.

stnxe war Claims-The Grain -
Fruit Prospects-Pnblic Inv
neied by tho Lnst Legislature nu,sans
specias ossts'~A spB1sor1ELp, April q
Colonel H. D. Cook the state CHAM sna nscaas. nssn
sct,ely engaged In pfepaa'ag sne ~ - nensrs,
coror1mene m the n7st tnstalnent, amounting
..4 GOV san- n1ndred thousand dollars, about one
ga1s on e1 20 9as e.
saS q z sse most tnef
sHtg1'e onufs Examination Of documents In the
eosn geAons State Departments, dc, Colo
snf1c,ent evidence to assu1e the allowance Of
seyenty thousand dollars Of the rejected account
stnce his frtu1u here new accounts to the emo1nt
Of twentJ-tWu Thousand dollars have been made
up, which will probably be allowed.
From tho most teNabJe sources He learn that tna
, 1869-04-26

to domestic productions The principal mills are
those OF uan1E & Booth, Dexter, Lambert Co.
John Ry1e, Dale Manufacturing COMPANY, null
there By NJ. John R,,s, who may be Justly termed
The "a Father Of the Trade" He has been pub
l!c benelactor 70 the place. increasing, hy bis tn
aiorning the grounds around tho Fails Of the
rassalc at hls own expense. ue produces over
three hundred g1uss Of spool seF1ng-suk daily,
anDum. The Dale Company owns the largest
manufaetory IN this country, and larger than any
have tho capacitJ Tor Throwing l,50o pounds
per week. Their machinery Includes ,6es spin
dies anil thirty jacquard fooms- The American
Velvet Company, which started there was the first
to attempt the manufacture, on large scale, Of
Telyets In this country.
, 1869-04-26

making the price Of office good behavior only.
The scenes anil the Ecramhe OF the last month
have been dlagraceful, as you Know. But Jon 20
not probably know the effect Of shs periodical 70
tatlou upon Congress. For example,, want the
Secretary Of the Treasury to gi1c my man an o.
ice. ] 90 up 10 the department and wait there
for IN audience, long OF ehort hs the case may
be+ The Secretary speaks clcourasangly. Next
day 50 up again, and he Il not quite 30 san
guiue. 1t Is BY this Rseady persistence That
Offices are obtained here. Not merit nor
Recommendation, nor impu1sc, but d!n2-dongtng
obtains the o1lces. Well, the Secretary has a
financial policy, perhaps How can !, ns sana-
tor, speak independently Of bis policy while mE
man Is In state OF suspense. Thus, the eSecu-
tive part OF the government pafa3yzes IN q great
degree the legislator independence. We Must IT,
form this altogether or tho political state OF the
country will be deszaded beyond recovery
Iasked the Senator u be Was Kept very basily
employed In legislative business. ...
ayes" he answered; "the duties OF Senator
are extremely oneroua We used to adjourn from
Thursday until Monday and get through all busl-
ness promptly enongh- Then the better social en-
joyments were available to us, and we had leisure
for reading. conversation and Thought So mani.
fold hnsc the functions Of the central government
become that NIL our ttElc is occupied now. Thou,
sands Of things, which were formerly disposed o1
In the States or IN the Executive Department
cone mp to Congress Low. BY Saturday night
am very weary
Senator Trumbnll will remain IN Washington
Until the middle Of Mag, then proceed to Men
York city, anl reach Illinois by the nrst Of June
III: appearance ls excellent, founded In good
Lta'th and spirits, anh no man tn the Senate
takes more interest IN It's daily business lie |!
| one Of those men who will survive the catastrophe
! Of mere parties, being rooted In the law and th
! ee!rnce Of analrB; and-not to be 1nvttllous-
sometimes wonder what 1gure Illinois would pla,
| In the nation II Trumbull were out of th
senate, and some merely subaerycnt caucu
| Politician we're In his place. Name Jour mex
man, pe1se. For, as for me, dropp.u
! ont Of Trumbul1 into q hodee.polge q
| ulctllocrity, should hare to consult with sou b
telegraph to know where to begin for w1a!om.
have never heard Senator Trumbult mention III
iEreachintnt trial but once, ami then without fee
!nc or s,tw Of feeling. Yet seldom !u the hlstor
. Of pupllc duty has It been within the power Of e
nlany puppies TO der11e the moon, as whca he rs
his Tutc 10 Fcsscndcas, to Grimes, and to Iiet
t!ertnn5 to meet The et!uck o! party rnge, No
srra!1lr haA gone buck on imrcach nent, and taj
he was deceived 10 It. TO my belief he WIS u
half 80 much mistaken as he was ntrlid
M tLat Is ltft uf the Impeachment trial
the malice Of II. There IL no seasc
left To ri'iorsc the hegctters ol thls moi, ngnin
rf'',s"'rrvc an'i IN four years more when We bc.,
Ia lo.1. in The wrtck u! things for man. am ssl
that ne kfall pick ont these, AMI k1ow item
I tEt.E Ec:.ri: GElnct, lcssenAcu, Tru!ubull.
, 1869-04-26

Tho efforts nlutlo by the mel. t,f ST. Louis
to divert the grain tra'1e Of tho Northwest
down the Mississippi call to milrl the 1'z-
successful attempt Of IL local p"'iticlnn to
run into otlice IL grcnt 'nany years aSo, by
calling on the pe"plc to - Itnrrah f's
Washington for President, ssn1 William
Smith fur Constable" Even II the move
1nv,t should be q SUCCESS, St. Lonis would
IL. left out in tho cold by the grain which
woul,' Ill paas in front Of her doors without
stnnnirr, nf that city.