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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-06
Local Items.

OUR DAILY.-Those wishing to secure
copies Of our daily paper can do so at
Merrfield's and Bakers bookstores, as
well as Of carriers, and at the office.
Copies of our weekly paper may also he
had ut these places.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-06

BERKsHIRE.-The History of Belk-
shire, by the late Gov. Royce, has just
been published, with biographical
sketch of Hon. Stephen Royce, by his
niece, Mrs. B. II. Smalley. 1t is an in
teresting sketch, and can be procured
by mailing thirty cents to s. f. Royce,
East Berkshire.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-06

The case Of State vs.. Catherine Dillon
indictment Larceny engrosses the at
tention of the jury.
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LET US HAVE PEACE,
q n a I'd
NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE
MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
To be held in the
CITY OF BOSTON,
June Is, 16, II, 10 & 10, 1869,


To commemorate the restoration of PEACE
THROUGHOUT THE LAND.
The Coliseum
in which the Jubilee is to be held will afford
ample accommodation for nearly FIFTY
THOUSAND PERSONS, and the series OF Mu-
steal Entertainments will include oratario per-
formances by the
Greatest Chorus
ever organized in any part of the world. made
up of Musical Societies from all sections of the
country, and TWENTY THOUSAND CHILD
DREN from the public schools, with an Orches
ira of
One Thousand Instruments,
comprising many Of the principal Bands and best
Musicians in the United States.
Distinguished Guests
from all sections of the Union, including Ma
rIONAL AND STATE OFFICIALS will partci-
pate in the Jubilee, and the citizens of Boston
Will be prepared to extend to those Inequalities
and attentions to visitors from abroad which
they hope may serve to inaugurate tho return
of kind and fraternal feeling among all Ameri-
can citizens, and aid i'll pcrpetuatng throughout
the world, PEACE on EARTH, GOOD WILL To-
WARD MEN
The immense outlay attendant upon this vast
undertaking has been guaranteed with an unex-
ampled promptness by the citizens of Boston,
ensurluS lor tIle EcStlNal ana JuDlCc every sue
cess which pecuniary aid can command.
The following scale OF prices has been estab-
hshed:
SINGLE ADMISSION, uiM secured seats. IS and SO.
6Jaccordlng to location.
SINGLE ADMISSION, trWoW secured seats %,
SEASON TICKET --transfcrable admitting three
persons to all the entertainments given in
the Coliseum during the season, 500
The sale of seats will commence at the Boston
Music Hall, Monday, May 3rd. Orders for seats,
accompanied with the money! may be trans
mitted by music dealers throughout the coun-
try, or by mail or EXPRESS directed to
A. 2. PECK, Ticket Agent,
Boston Music Hall, Boston, Mass.
Per order of the Executive Committee.
HENRY G. PARKER, Secretary.
slim
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To Adverttsers.--Thc VERMONT DAILY TRANS
cRIrT has the largest circulation i'll st. Adams
and i'll Franklin County, Of any daily paper. and
il on that account, if no other, the best medium
for advertising.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-06

THE Burlington Military-Co. d.,
and the Wells Zouaves, were out parad-
ing anu drilling last evening.
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Franklin County court.
April Term, 1869.

Hon w. c. WILSON, Presiding Judge.
Hon Hon W. H;, c. s Srv NEsTs, ~ Assistants.
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Vermont Daily Transcript.
ST. ALBANS, VT.
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1869.
Travellers Guide.
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.

ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
From the South and East, ., 4S a. M, ll.l5 am
6,35 p. m, 10 p. m.
From Rouses Point and West, 20 a. M, H.
80 a. m. so p. m.
From Montreal IL As Il. m, IS pm.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINs
For the South and East, $40, a. m, 1910 m,
Z 20p. m.
For Rouse's Point and West Cos a. IN. -
p m.
For Montreal 6 10 u M, q So p. III.
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LATE RUN.-A Mr.. Gillen, of Eden,
gathered 20 pals of sap on Sunday last
and the snow is two feet deep in his
sugar place.
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REMovED.-JanesL. Whitcomb, Esq,
of Jacksonville, has recently removed
to Battle Creek, Mich.
Mr. l.. &. Nichols, merchant and
postmaster at Jacksonville, has sold
his store and moved to Fairfax Falls.
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ID L f d..

At st. Adams Bay, May 4th, 1869, of con-
sumption, John Lascll, son Of Ralph and
Augusta Lasell, aged IA years.
In Brooklin, Iowa, April It'll, of hemorrhage
of the lungs Mrs. Mary F., wife of Franklin
Dee, aged 81 years, formerly of Georgia. YER
mont.
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UPsET.-A tin peddler, in attempting
to drive from Jacksonville to johnson,
when about mile from The former
place, upset his cart in the water, and
with some difficulty succeeded in re-
leasing his horse, leaving the cart and
its contents to their fate. Three days
after, the cart was recovered, with but
little damage done TO it.
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ALMOST AN ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday
last, while Mr.. Tucker, shfter in the
II. X. Yard, this lace, was shackling
the cars of his "make up" the coup
lings caught him, smashing watch he
carried in n lower vest pocket almost rs
thin rs wafer. Mr.. Tucker was not
aware of the fact until some hours aft er
the occurrence, not knowing that the
distance of one.half inch saved his life.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-06

COMMUNICABLE will cost the town
of Cambridge in tho vicinety of $1,000 to
repair roads, etc, caused by the late,
freshet.
A house belonging to Nat haniel Reed
Esq. and occupied, by Peter Russin, was
completely demolished one day last
week, and large chasm is in the place
where the house stood. Mr.. Russin's
family left the house and waded to dry
land. During the day the house was
swept from its foundations, part of it
going down stream.
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Wanted Immediately.
SlX OR EIGHT First Glass House Paint
~ ers, to whom good wages will be paid.
Apply to
II. Il. COLONEY & CO..
Congress Street, st. Adams, vt.
April 90, 1869.
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Che Markets.
ITALIANS MARKET May, o, 1869.

j. $. GIRARD, Reporter.
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The BURLINGTON EMPRESS OFFICE.
The Express Office in Burlington,
which has recently undergone a COM
plete overhauling, is the handsomest
and most convenient that we have ever
seen. The building has been raised
one story and covered with u flat roof,
which is ornamented by good looking
cornice. The business room of the office
is finished with black walnut and
chestnut, and has the necessary safes,
counters, desk, scales, &c., for the
prompt transaction of the Express bust
ness, which must be very large in that
city, Over this room is a sitting-rOom
for the use of clerks AMI messengers
when Off duty and also a sleeping
room, both of which arc very neatly
finished and furnished. A noticeable
and important feature about the i'm
provements, is the new stable and barn
fer the horses, wagons and sleighs of
the Company, directly in the rear.
covered driveway connects the office and
stable, which affords ample protection
to horses while freight is being loaded
and unloaded. The cost of the repairs
or rather the making new and hand
some structure out of dilapidated one
is about thirty-five hundred dollars, and
for this generous outlay the business
men of Burlington cannot but feel UNI
der obligations to the Company.
The Agent, Mr.. William Henderson,
under whose supervision these extern
sive improvements have been made, is,
without doubt, the right man in the
right place. Previous to receiving the
appointment, he was for nearly twenty
years express messenger, and during
that time he never lost but one article
that was entrusted to his care, and that
was valise belonging to conscript,,
the value of which was small. He is
an intelligent, faithful and efficient Of
ficer, and deserves the elegant office
that mas just been completed for him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-04
DISSOLUTION Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToFoRSE IL:
L eSistin: between the rnicrsiSncG; N ,nS i
Lumber Business in Gold HUI, was dissolved
by mutual consent. on the hrst day OF ApEll,
1860. All persons owing the ara are respect
fully requested to settle the same, with either
OF us, without delay: and all persons having
claims against the firm, will please present the
same, to either ofus. W. A. MEREDITH.
y. LARlNlERE.
Gold Hill, April 23d. 1850
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-04
LUMBER! LUMBER!

THE UNDERSIGNED. LATE OF THE FIRM
l. OF MEREDITH & CO., would inform the
public that he viii continue the
TTTNDEp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-04
BOOTS MADE TO ORDER,
ELIXIR VELPEAU.

U,o THOSE WHO FROM DELIcAcY OR
want of means arc debarred from consulting
physician, this valuable remcdyis cordially rec.
commended Although introduced 10 the people
of this coast for the FIRST time, VELPEhU'S
ELIXIR has long been known in Europe as in
falliblc for the cure Of Spernatorrhea or scmna
Weakness, Impotence, Involuntary Discharges.
voluptuous Dreams. Ringing in the Ears, Palpi
tation of the Heart, Mental Depression, Defect
i've Memory, Nervous Debility, and that general
and indcGnablc Lassitudc and Lack Of Tone TO
the System resulting from extreme Susceptibility
of temperament or cxcesscs.
A circular accompanies each bottle. with fGl
instructions. Prico, 81 60 For sale by all re.
spectacle druggists.
REDINGToN, HosTETTER & co.
San Francisco, Wholesale Druggists.
no9O-ly4p and Agents for the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-04

at the old stand. opposite the Union Scales. and
would respectfully solicit the public patronage,
W. \. MEREDITH
Gold Hill, April 23d. lS59-lm
, 1869-01-23

ternooc zrd stcninx It scvlckns's Theatre. Tna
s'tesnoon ho wtn Rlty ths btau,.fri '*Dsttns Of
eyening In :" Tne =, fs,le On NEXT Noud.y
evp1tnR tho beautiful 4Es. 8eots sitdoQs nakos
her h1st appoAAcca 4 AcVaekek'a IN toe vots Of
7utff. Seats fot Auy ulf ht # her 1cs4oa s1e now
for sa.c n Tho tox oflce Of to .heatrt.
A1KKN'b DKAnb0RE THEATRE.
"cyr!ts sneeefs'' IL anntu :eed both for the
matinee atd svsutng ptrtusuarc.s To- day.
Working 'he Orscle" II updera1ued.
TIE Ht.1HD TON CoHC3Hf8.
Thu H!tEd um eoue&Fta viii i&ks plies th!s It
terpoon snd eTontnk, and the eAe ire the }a-t OF
h1t asaton tbosa Who havs not setn this gtea:
mattcal pre diky shouy Improve ito opport 1aiu :.
Tu1 rARnA CONCERTS.
The eila c{ sAAt1 3ttterdAy. tot the FEWsll
Hail concerts Of P1stpl Fora. neIt TIeedsv aud
Wednesday. wcto literally iunatse. euttn Il
NlIpn's ftous wG7e crowded III dsy with pur'
chiseyr, And the Indications xre thts thn ball,
lNEe II 1t II. Will be crbHdtd 20 ovefdo w1ax.
TIE Ea0LlAH ofKRA DDpFFE aEASoH.
Tt oox o0see of Ito upets Hau2e Ia 1ow cpet
fer the sale of seata to tho Ho1naz 0pera Doafs
saAaon ua1t week.
, 1869-01-23
CRIME.
Failure Of an Attempts to lynch nur-

Failure Of m AtteNPt 10 Lynch MaY-
dtrer A. Pfaxfis du ChlsnA
McQAxook, isws, Jan. 1a.-Prsiflu du t.hlun.
VS.. Nas ,tsisfday Tho sc~ra OF great excitement
csused by the anEcunt< ntnt OF the death of &
Wright. the yict q Of tho late roonefy apd aur-
der IN 1Aas towu- !ass Tneeea! rn.nx. lila
daJ, ard rally ite1tihed ~ thu Easuerrd nIa
Al eze.ted tEo.d gathered AID demanded admit.
tsree. ttEH4ekinE to Inch sh- pstaocet. saes!o
nasrinstaut s~sre !. tho ,speaM oneess.
nessaFe . oto,ee1 s.s pstssneE md uphold ne
hsd Sr creased 10 six hrntfca OF stven bardssd
pc.aous, 4oa the square around taa L11soa .ts
packsd Win sftichs bstr C1rg pefsons fton III.
surrounding countrs to N1tn- ~ what promised to
"a apcther Rsno a1atr The p1ttorer c7ult dis
tipeti5 ke1r tho cries Of tic Fob. and WA umost
parsl} zed With tes1. bu& hls vile. Who was Ia
ceu frunt!EE the mo. 1ieWtd them from
| tho barred wtadow with ttclfd tndiHer-
etcn. 1ha croHd psfs&ed eAose ND 10
| tne uttn entrance OF the prison, and t:1ea.s Of
violence 10 ttc Mt rrre freely uttered. b9t the
| autt1H1oeo 1ort oi tI1nt EEed nen, with thes1c
1 Harrington Il ttelr htad tna'lJ 1wed ttn1- md
! sf,es ,trrerI until ESQ O'Clock IN tho ereniae.
| ihty QjtpxIs(d. ToH1rK to Yetltn that ufRaI &pd
rrrrw the a,teups. Sheriff HA.r1l r on tnereseed
hls toEre 10 Tor Eel In ttt kxeou, &rt 81 1l:A
| LIST night Ind his pnscner crEvcyed In 1 closs
| c11r1axp to 4 polnt few miles outslde tha town
| On tbs l!ne Tho ek Pxul Raf1rvod. :ud pas On
! ftelCat tr1tn for Milwaukee. AID 30 pItytntes
t xpothef act ct hioodBhed md violation Of i1W.
, 1869-01-23

At Aecut eEe O'Clock this morning, policeman
psmed jansen, vhoec beat vas Tn South Clirk
ttreeL II rdulaed In little Amusement in the WY
Of Ahoo&tnKA nan. Tna aE1r happened
IN ttls wtte: 4 hAeknm nimed !" dns "
Oskes, bldKe No. 100, VIA driving
slieetd, wss whipping hia ho.see Into Eall1p,
whs n the ofnctous policeman hAl1oed to Bin to
halt According to Tanaua accounts, which do
ihe hatk1nan promptly obefcd tho cnnnand bJ
ersHirg n Its tcsm, snd Il this time tne oMeez
th1 cen,en.s lod1s1g IL his lets
arm, and very narrowly escaping I vital part.
The oetuHcnts erea1ed etnsidethole excitement
Ii the vicHity, and loud calla were r14de for the
alTest Ct tne Offending pATty-ths
one with Z star. AL thet vu done, how,
ever, was 10 escoft policeman and 11euua
to the As1uosy, VT ere ono received feE words OF
censure frot Sergeant, trd tho other 4 enrStcal
vtsiia1ion. TIE woacdesra' a!ned By Oakcs, though
optte 1cftre, II not considered dGuZctopB,
, 1869-01-23
the CITY IN BRIEF.

GusxapAr AFTERNOON. ~ Thomas Fitzgerald,
Akanster. VA crossing With his wagon the 'rssk
Of the Chieaeo, Burlington / Quincy Railroad,
eerZer Of Flax and 1wcuty-e econd a1eeta, loco
motive rtu ito his vehicle and ttAhed It !nto
hnndred fraRr1ens1. The ollTtf te4psd TO ths
ground, upon AeelnR The rapid appro*eh Of the
.Ektne. ssa mt w!.h terrible .a1ary. oas T. Of his
asui. .. md sa,s> md tsese i. itsas iooa q ii.
tsrte that TIC locomotive wss beng run At le4st
nftetn miles p<F hocE. rhe engineer. named Lee,
tteeeas9 t ss1 ,he rhoek,ns oeeasssaes. os FL! !!
ftra'd vas il the employ Of Ae,.ss Avery, Nar-
phy 4 Co.. to vnom the wagon belonged.
CHAh1Hs q. RrssRlt, who, considering TIC
Wa strtientd before Justice starteraas. yeater.
tfsc.y. charged With aopsop1!anas tc ~ orn
p1rHo*cs money helsrk1n3 70 otao peoole- John
located Q. II Graeeltnt Cemetery, teat1aed that
he had. sorae zuozihs since, engaged thia fai1
,sh IL se @
ehase Of scn3ry books. i noT a.psas tnat
sssf :os ns ~ III
belot ctrR to NJ. Hooper, snd simply entrusted
TO him. Mr. Russell snered no e1eufe tor hls
.eossteouiags, .s snc "s' held TOR ''nl m ea'i OF
ONE or TIKI Mosr B1nl1Ass Ind interesting
anautssdes 81 :he seasoa wtl n,se as1s pl4se ~
M the e eu.o,EeW M VARIOUS sppotn:nepts
III III - ~ .-trr ,hn e.r..a a1pn a. .rinv
MI ~ nrr II .,a Ina ss M bscn psr1ieipe;si "a
! hy thr stx1inr commnnitv for yearn- Tnc naxe-
| up or the soultuas7oua eAAsae1tzs-racctng ftara
| snn9nt,J, n quaint ha1 el1io1S p*sss5s. 70 tht
| swrIcut nf Hodk1a dAfe-~tA % !upfeEsite,
md even tAxx.irE. T~o e!sfate prt-ra VII! be
gwen ior best coatrnaee-she Ettit cf tho same
cpEt1tnE 1tstlt, probably, to sriItEX originality.
.o,r,orx ,-,t.ts., unvo,n, . ho-.e
I Attached 10 her, ' took II rnt II 1ne corner Of
| Merpmtret ard Norm C14rf sutete, nd Willy
dasnec Iou.tWtrd TIE huczy vas capsited ard
broker, and ne occupant thrown out. He form
natel1 etesptd ie1u9T. Tbs spirited animal fsn
! - !sf - ulFisloa 4Icct On Elafk, *assc g -.
| iicco WIN !tmp mppots 2na W. p.eetpltNeo 2s aoso
| 1he Eenes. un0eet o. peoesssaa11 o@s1o"J
,..p .. ,..,,.k ,h,. r,o,r.
| al Awasna = = :; ~. hsnss. 49, - ~ 1sI
LIZ M.e.e el stt.st - hee.r1e 1rrrhts,ed. ana
SSwtted ~.r,e enmhes,ihIe rs,eritI near II. AZ
, 1869-01-23
AGCSRAEyTS

The farewell oeuett OF Fanny Morgan Phelps.
leading Iady At The 0pet1 aousa. took plsea aass
evening. Two comedies, "The Ladiss' BAtsle" "
md =. Tbs Wild Iritb Cir" were performed. IN
each. tie btat2etcry auAfAined the lcsa9na role
IN rtdtsab1e manner. as did The otheft, The
sndfence Tas fnllltr 1nau ususl, bat tht low
lhst wete prtsent appreciated the astdnR and ~
rorrd the so1Ea ID tht lattsf play. Tnts sftst-
nnnr = Roeedfle Will ba pressn' ed II the Enst3-
ner. and IL the evening TOT sht last stroe. "a
Mozday evcasaF III nEa.naitt company wall aP-
near II utyexpuzt, 1o~a-
H'vICkEA'B IuEATEK-
NJ, Adtus uakes h1 last aPPsaEaaes iaA NJ
, 1869-01-23
JAPAN,
Proclamation Of FeAceTha HaR O.
dAdi Ou1r1Ke-Prose&t Against Paper

A Proclamation Of Fe1ce-Tha HaRc~
dAdi OutrHKe-ProSe&t ARainst Paper
CmfTeHcy.
ElH FA4Artsco. Jan. 4l.-The Japan Aikado
has teGred proclamation Announcing pea.A
th1oushcut the land. Atdtee tusuned his oo-
positior to satsuna and tee sou:hern Pr1ncea.
Al ttessed trcE!cseins faEpfAhi7 toe tbs South
aru eause. Northern Prices openly dlEtvnw tho
eeadutt Of Admiral Enfsu&uo Ia stosruiug
nAfcd1tt. srd telzn9 several ci tho Mtkldo'a
yessell Of w8s: No Northern army IL now II tho
hefd. TIE ScuthtIters a1a alahactinE their
trcops.
TIE attack and capture c6 uakodadl took pl4ee
under tie tuperF1t'en Of European omcers.
Bout htfner- afe eder1rg little cpposluon. Ad-
ulfsl Euranatto issned stringent orders to setze
ana cort4e4Ee forsigu rssels cocre,lnE tssops
A1d ssnrts; TAere hare been ratny breaches of
neasranty bI foreign ships. Tbs T1eoon's broth
q. MeEboutAJo. arTlsr1 3ratU fAtta Dec 3e. ID,
He soon nsef had An Interview with thc Atksdo,
md, It u reported Il entrusted with catsston Of
peace to Els brother.
The nraEcial troubles Of the Government ci
japan afb crest. Paper currency Il Iseely issued.
Foreign mefthzuts OF okolamA are requested
BY thttf stspecfiTe Atuislefe 10 protest 1xuuat
thth tstre Of paper money, unlssst the government
keeps Sufficient b1lliou lu hand 10 redeem 1t
sighs.
the Eoqnola are It horg Bong; Cu1dillA aEu
AToottook arc erufeirg IN the South Chlns
wn.ets Athaelot and Oneida arc 1t kooe.
, 1869-01-23
Capture OF a Burglar

Capture OF a HafSIfs
At O'Clock sbts morning policeman cleEtrlY
eaps1r<d 4 Bscak otDay 1oannI IN the aet af
ptundsrtng ealocu ut the eornxz OF Wells md
Quincy .trrets. TIA astau'tou Of the oo1eer ws
prcE iAee. and upon his peelln2
through a wtrddW he discovered The
burglar !ndustr1ously engaged IN co''-.in y.1u.
and captured the fellow, who II tsst msda *nr,c
1est.tsrec. but fnil!y concluded 10 quietly sub
Eit At tho Arncty The prtsotes gavc Tho name
q; 6ainty s:nr.res.
, 1869-01-23
HfEEtnAs Pfano9s

Nj Il. u. Higgins:
eIn: In reply to yuur inquiry In you, cosa Of
yettescsJ, AZ tap1y 10 stA.e hat the instra'
mtut risc4 perfect a1uefActon aud Ia al you
Represented II 10 Be. / have nas eeeu plano
tkaf plcases me - much a. this oae does NtAn.
Ing you 1neceee, l rcmain- resccctf11lY youfa.
MAlI E. MrA1oW. Michigan 1ytEce-
These beautiful Instrument can be rented for
one year. and then # tts party rerttng eestses to
purchase, the Fert Will b dednetcd Rom tht par-
chase MONEY. Cali AID zee item Il No. 1saSouth
Clark street.
, 1869-01-23

Anew Thc.e.a1e oyster house hM lust been
eo,ned II No, lss South Clark etees. BY ". z.
Br,xtitou, who IL connected wttb n o1stes pick.
tnrhonre Ia Baltimore AID = waolesne Depot r.
C.ne1nrAu. Nov perm.nennJ y lofsen ~ en.9nss,'
~ offsr II IN eam eru 10 the trade oF the Gu
I'D eonsry that wiz !1sprc him lirge ssafe o.
pat1pnsSe.
, 1869-01-23

A very use!ui adjunct to the study Of Spherical
tnRonomettg, has jnst been issued BY Rev. > n
Manning, Of E2nkaken. ttllnula. For aelool-
7oum use 1t Bhou'd Dc tnv1.uahlt. - II totoea
ths teacher 70 demenluAte al tho fuedkuenta1
problems IN spheties. iueindtrE tae Nta1ttaa
snainai - by ehoNtnF that the reiAtod fo1cuons
Of lie alrs fern The eioes Of the Similar plant til
, 1869-01-23

y.sIuabla and Reliable --ss ffrorspss
B.on1tiai Troehcs" Will be found tnsa uable to
thnte c1poeed to sudden th1nEbe, l1o7atuR
prur pt rrl,s1 In cases Of conehs. colds, ETC. For
publ!c speakers ant singers. acd thnaa who oFtr'
tAI tie voice. they are 1reful In relieving an lr'
falco throat, and VII render Articulation tasy,
Al ,betc arc limitations, be s1re to obtain the
reupiEt,
, 1869-01-23
Cnke or VEhslan, the Alleged m4rdefex
of nSAfET meEaAA.

day before The fn]l t'oct Of error md Appeal.
TIE Judges stood four for mo ei1 agaiaas sr1nt-
HE new utal. The trssouess cornasl spplsed
Iare. ard tNFs cen,taesat!on. The Cpurt decided
that II lad not tee right or poser 10 gt1tt tho
Itkst. The prisoneF H1s ordered To be sent back
to Q1awa jail, and. 50 far - tbs Canadtan courts
are toEcstIed. The !aH VII take III tnp1Aa. Ii !
rcpr1evt il nor granted, Whcian Will be executed
on The l1tn OF Ftp1uATr.
, 1869-01-23

GtvernofsR Guard.
The following letteF md special order fton1 the
Aclutart Generals Oh co nj Springfield need 10
explanation, as they speak for themseiveA:
"SfnIxoTI11o, Jan. 20. -.
VITO CAPTAIN jas. 2. Hayden. cons11ndtnR Kus-
worth Zorares.' Chicago. Ill:
"rArfA1N: l 1m directed b. His Escelleucy,
John II. Palmer, GovcrEus Of the State Of Illinois,
10 inform Jou tnAt be has destenssed The Ella~
worth Zonlsea The Governors Gnaro,' In c,n.
side.ation Of shefs mtIitaTT discipline ant sm-
cepcy. Very respectfully,
ass Adj. Gen. OF f:lltauIs."
~Sr1INDYI1lp, 5&n. 20, IS.
"spec4sl Aillda Order. No. ~
e.so, Cppta.n 1anae q. HAyden commanding. ar
hereby dsticpated 'Govtsoor,s Gnad.* By osdt1
OF H.s E1ceuency, Governor Palmer:
,'Ewp. P, En1s,
s.Afl'k Adj. Gen. 1f Illinois,"
, 1869-01-23

Trial and Conviction Of 4 Catholic
P1iea1.
ueE1os1 .,sa, Nh, Jeo; I91Ksv; e.; Patrick e.
day tiled On = Charge at aasault ind battery on
Corneltus 0'tesy. apa:ish1oneF xnd prominent
publicly e1connnrlcated on sunday last.
, 1869-01-23

mrs. TW1tcheN Acquitted OF the Mur-
der CT Her apsheY.
PHnADHIrH1A- Jku. sa.-1a tha murder ulsl
o! Nra- Trltenel! thiA uor.inE, the D.si1fet AZ
toEDty 1hlIdoued the esse AID the Judgr charged
tie )uIy to brlrX In vtrulet OF nof guilty which
naa done& and 6he WAS dlseharaed ftou eustody.
, 1869-01-23
Bank ChxnEea.

Conlidersble str wss made In the banking
world yesterday when il became known TINT I'm
Holmes, ESQ.,, hRd rcaiEred tho positions of
Csshier and DIRECTOR or tie Third National Bank,
sold biz interest in that Institution, hnd with
portion Of the hardsome sum thus realized, had
pusthaeed tho stock Of DaTtd J. Lake, Esq,
In the Matutactnsers' National Bank: MI
Holmes' reputation "a n*ufer II too vel known
known TO req rirt any xotd kr1m u.s. He h.4 held
The potttton of Cashier Of tho Ttrd Ma
flousl tt1ce III otKlntxaron. some dre
yea1a $50, and In hIa new teld Of labor. II Vicf
Pret!deIt md Director Of the Mandlacturrrs, Will
car1y With him the Read wtl Of bur hnst1ets men.
Mr. Lake. we urderstlEd. vii. ro'Ire from active
buslncfr, md m2ke fonr In Europe, The on
~ follows President. Hon. William Beoss 3; rieh
President, 11A Holmes, Es9 Cashier, Joseph a.
En~
, 1869-01-23
Tho Patent Magic Comb.
Tho Marie Combt the Magic Comb. 3

VIII dIEa3T UU t1q VuEy--
Bring Joy aud ElAdLesR to JouY hoMe.
And cIo~n Jour head with oeautyt
FusIisn ypnrnelf Hita Magic Comb i. any drug.
Rtst on ClaIk OF MADISON atfeets. Chicago, 1ll.s
and ycu can color your own ha1f or beard, Klott-
ous and pekH.cent black or dark brown, Jontseif.
TfY Il,
, 1869-01-23

New Hampah1re Congressional Nomi.
phlfou.
Bcaeo4, Jan. - The Democrats OF the Sec1nd
riet11ct Of New Hampshire have dominated Ed
wssd N. Harrington, os Manchester, for ConXseas.
, 1869-01-23
Strapen OF 5to1tn.

cTRAYED-or stalen-ou the 18th ust.,
- oae hstbteed ps,on red aa9 HoiSS Gov. p -
Xnrn oN AR !ntprmsnna fe9AtdtnE heE EM %
lIbtrhItY rewarded. pAS1D dotpH1LlIk. 40. N
North Elark-*t.