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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18

Ff M0 a MALARAOUS MONIH.-MARCH, /,
that gives now Prssident 10 aso the inaugural
month Of many harrassing dtsoraers. Entangled In
Its togs the seeds Of coughs colds. and Of that
alteration of friaidity and fre moro widely known
than admired, called fever aud ague. The only
way to ayold these 't 10 unpleasaDtnes IL 70
render the system strong enough 10 AgAt OF tue at
mospheric poison that produces them, and, the
hest way 10 endow 1t with this repellant power is
to tons with HOSTETTEH'S STOMACH BIT.
TERs.
II wsyfsrer were oredibly informed that o ruf-
Aan was waiting At the next c6rner ne would doubt
less turn In his tracks. md take safer route 81 bis
destznatson. With just abont the same amount Of
Trouble the attacks Of diseases prevalent at this
con may be evaded. Nay, the trouble win be- less.
for orug stores lie In every ones route and every
HOsTGTTER's bITrERS. Tho article 10 staple
wathout sugar. the stsre Of spsth eeary without
tht. pepular tonic remedy.
sEnyiew Of tho expesiemee Of the nation with TO.
years, tt anaost unnecessary to recapitulAte
ita merits 70 Ansercsns. Buf II onr population So
increaa ma. as xhe rate OF . couple OF militsns .
year in tho natural way and BY immigration, may
be sell 70 hnt TO the rising generation and psw
aSrayaJs (the old settlers know all about ,t) that
HosrETFER's STOMACH BfTTERs is the moss
wholesome and potent vegetable sanis ever nsnufae
tured; that It 10 spsctnc for debility dyspepsia
bihousness,and miasmahc fevorss thas Il prevents,
Aweil - cures, these oomplsns and their eona-
piioahons; that II is NOT "ba tsks' end 10 abso
sluely harmisss DAc Msrah 10 rr
d
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FROM THE STATE CAPIEAL.

The QUESTION OF OfAdj0urnmont--Rail ailrOad
Rills-Soothtng News from WashinR-
ton Nlarn OF tho Port Royal abroad
ncM-The --latest tCharleaton Slate-Log.
tslattve D0imEs.
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10-TO CONSUMPTIVES.-THE ADVER-
T1sER, having been restored to health In q few
weeks by very simple remedy. after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection snd that
droad disease Consumption. 10 anxious to make
known to hif fsllow-sunerers the means Of cure.
10 all who desireit he wilt send copy of tho pre-
scr1pton u.ed free OF charge), with the direohons
fer preparing and using the same, which they viii
and o sure cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronshi-
tas &c. The object Of the adver or In sending the
prescription 10 to beneft the afflicted. and spread in.
formation which he conceives to be invaluable; and
he hopes every Sufferer viii try his remedy, 1t will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription win please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County. New'Yosk.
February3 ~" M 8mos
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE STATE CAPITAL.

NO ADJOURNMENT YET-THE MEMBERS HOLD ON TO
TIE PER DIEM FOR FoUa MO RE DAYs-ATTEaIPT
~ TO SUSPEND THE WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS IN
LAURENs, NEwBERRY, ABBEvILLE AND RIDGE
FIRLD. .-
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FOK PHlLADELPHIAA AND BUS TON.
FOR new YOlxk.
REG ULAR LINE EVERY THUR8DAY ?

Reg ULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY
PASSAGE REDUCED TO Sl5.
H>e,ss THE aTEAMSgIP SARAGOsSA.
I83G4A4TIa.s Captain c. ryder, will 'eaee Wander
nAftSaAaIS~ borst's Whsri TE,ksDAY, March,
i..Gsasx. 18th, 1889 at 10 O'clock I'm.
March IL kAVtNEL & 90. agenie.
TKAVEL+.It PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROU rE o FLORIDA. AIKEN
r. sssr.w Aud other places should not fai
III iSsyS r. TO lay III thetr supplies OF pROYIH
L<1nHsLs@HGNA IONS, OLARElS, CHAMPAGNES.
t59d3-. OOKDIALS, BRANDIES, VIII
KIES, WINES CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Pates Of Wild Game. Deviled Entrsmets. Han.
Turkey. Lobster. etc., for Luncheous, sand Wiches I,
Travellers Repast, &c.
41-Send tor o catalogue.
WM. s. CORWIN CO..
No. 215 King R-street
Between Wentworth and. Beaufain,
as' Aa&.s4 asl Oharlestono 8. q.
Branch OF No. 900 Broadway, corner 2Oth street.
New York October2S
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a@ ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
establishment OF WM &, CORwlN 4 co, No. ats
Kiug-street, between Wentworth snd Beaufaln, are
Of the FIRST QUALITY. They sen no goods but what
San be warranted % PUBL AND GENUINE. Thisis
an established fact EsI E
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w EISIOItS OT IOUId.--A UEN I LIZ
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and oil the effects OF you hfu in
discretion WILL for tho sake of suffering humanity.
sond free all who need 1t, the receipt and d1rec-
lions FOR making the simple remedy by which he
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adverts.
er's experience, do go by addressing. in perfect
onfldence JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. "a Cedarstreet, New York
February 3mOs
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a8- THE CELEBRATED w. 8. O. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pure. soft and unequalIea-w 6. O0R-
WIN b CO., sole Agents. Medical mon as- the high
est aandlng acknowledge that stn in rs pure state.
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence. and moro psRucularly te those
who use It medisihally. article that only rs.
quirss to bs known 10 be preperly Appreciated.
AS 81 80 per bottle. SIS per case
s- aB NO CUREl NO PAYl-FORREs r'H
JUNIPER TAR Is warranted to cure Couahs, Group.
Hoarssness. Sore Throat spitang OF Blood and
Lung Diseases. Innnediate relief produced. Try
it, mot aati.ed return the snpty bottlas and get
your money back s.ss&<g, r.
sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent. ", Az ~
s# q. W. AIMAR. Druggist,
Corner King ana vanderhe1st streots.
y Aar Prsce 85 cents.
February ~ DA0 tuthsSmos
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wHIrHER AXE WE DRxRrINa9

EAtraort2inaryG0 G0mRatfon or Political
Afrairs-Umeaakssess at the Capital
A Military Dcsn6tssm Fo~resRA ssonoraa
Shcrman I'm control or overy Bureaw
attached to tlAS svsr DepRrtmont-AtR-
miral Porter 20 supcEviso Secretary
Borlo-A Curighs Pioco OF istory--NlAl-
ltary Eashion9f doing Business at tho
White House, Sss ~. ~.
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PAClF1C MAIL STEAMSHIP COnaPY'g
,~r THRo UGH Lima 10 l4..i-
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAKYf
s->~s.s. STEAMERS OF THn ABOVE
HST8aY0 line leave Pier No. AZ, North Riyor
xxZTMtxX&1R@ foot of Canal street. New York. ef
- o'clock noon. Of the LIST. l1th ana
91st Of every month except when these dates fan
on Sunday. then the Saturday precedingL
Departure OF Lat and Flat Oonnect at Panama with
steamers -four South Pacific aud Central Amaricsp
ports Those OF lat touch ct Manaanlla8.
Departure Of 11th OF each month connects with
HE new steam line from Panama to Australia sne
New Zealand. e.
igSteamship,J PAN leaves San Fraroiaco for China
and Japan May A. 1859. a g.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from Now York 70 AspinWall. ~
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine aud attendance free. Is ,.,.
For Passage cickets or further insc.....Sa sRliy
at the COMYANY'S TICKET OFFICE. on the whaM
foot OF Oaual-sreet, North Riyer, New York.
March Ia Tyr E. 3. BkBY, Agent.
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AS- ALMOST EVERY DAY 1--WE HEAR
nnsny persons complaining of headache, loss of ap-
petite and that they not At to do arythin g. &c.
Many is the day that have felt ourselves. and
IN fact have gone to bed and imagined on rselves
eiok, but for the life Of could not tell what
the matter. One day while thus complaining, a
friend said to US. "Why don't You try PLANTATION
BIrTERs2 they are really good thing. and will
make YOU feel like new man." Upon his recon-
mendation We purchased bottle aud took them ac-
cordlnR to the dI eotions. They eeemei to 60 right
to the spot and gave immediate relief Ever
since we have taken every opportunity to recon-
mend them.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-supsrlor to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the prioo.
March l6 tuthe3
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Spffial Nptifes.

a3- CONSIG NEE,S NOTICE-MER-
CHANTS LINE.-scheoner ROBERT CALDWELL
Will di charge cargo THIS DAx at Adeer's North
Wharf. Goods not called for before sunset will be
stored at risk and expense of oonsignees. No claims
allowed alter goods cave tho wharf. ts'
March l8 VIM ROACH CO.
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ef,he~n THE FAvORTTE AND SWIFT
/Z1fMNW ~. Steamshiy M ,RYLAND J. v. JoHN-
ZENxhGLEEdK BoN Comm inder, will sail for Bald-
more on SATURDAY. Goth March, at
O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No /. Unlou Wharveso
be FALCON Captain HoRsEY, will follow on
THURSDAY, 18th March.
For Freight or passage, apply to
COURTENAY TRENHOLM.
March 10 8 Union Wharves
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~Eleeted by stockholders. sr7s y l..
/ tAppointmtIts by the Governor of South Carolins
tViSe John 3; Ryans who ecaan sds re-eieotion. r
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FALCON. ........... JESSE d. HoR sEY, Commander.
SEA GULL. N. p. DU rToN. Commsndef,
MARYLAND...........J. j. v. JOHNSON. Comm ander :.
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FAST FEEaGtiT Line
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE. PaILADEL.
PHIA, WARRINGTON CITY, WILMINGTON,
DEL, CINCINNATI, OHIO. ST. LOUIS. MO-,
AND OTHER O RTH IVES IERN CITIES,-
LRAvING EACH PORT LIVERY s1H DAY.
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asrJ. s.. MARTIN (IATE GRUBER &
MARTINI, will be pleased to SEQ his friends and GUS
souers at VIM. y. CoRWM CO., No. 27S King
street between Wentworth and Beaufain.
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49, IN THE COMMON PLEAS, CHARLES
TON COUNrY-FIRST CIRoUIT.-It is ordered.
that Special Session Of the Court of Common Pleas
for the First Circuit shall be held at Charleston
MONDAY, tho twenty. ninth day of March instant;
and that the Clerk Of the Court shall the time
and pa for holding the to be notified for two
weeks essively in mere of the newspapers
published in the City of Charleston.
(Signed) r. B. CARPENTER.
March IL, 1869.
truo copy. A. q. RICRMoND,
March Ia CLARK
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Sbsppina.
FOR LIVERPOOL.


FOR LIVERFOOL.
~rN. THE NEW Al AMERICAN CLIPPER
r&1 bark H,RRitI =. HU>>EY, ULMrn Mas
.asssa1s Of her cargo engaged VIII be quickly dis
patched. --f-
:, For balance freight ensaeemeata. apply to
Mach IS WILLIAM RO OH Is 90.
FOR BO>TON-DM' PA CCEI LINE.
FIRST VE ISEL-ONLY RRGUL 4R LINE.
xF THE FIRST CLASS SCHOONER B. N.
vEwsM HAWKI>S, WYATT Master ,ving ON
LE&X&Y hoard her heavy freight, wants 30Shales &c
sns-sz7as7 ai Up, aud 1oAve prom 2tiy. tr
March1s WILLIAM 20 ACH & co.
EXCURSIONS AROUND THE sAKBOR.
= ~ TUE FINE. FAST S SAILr%.. ANDOOM-
%N SFORraBLY app )iated Yacht ELEANOR
LeAA will resusne her trips to histo ic points in
.ssss.sxa. the harbor. and will leivn Government
Whnrf daily at len A. M. and Three Z. NJ.
For Passage apply to THOMAS YOUNG,
DeCemoer 18 3mo Captain on board.
FOR NEWssy Dirk.
.yr5a-ssrsasI Tek FIRsr. Chars 5rRE- E-wHERL
3 dkaSs An 49, tss SIEA hip MAN ATTAIN, WooD-
%Sk1k3xYHH~ HULL commande1 viii leave Adger's
wharf SATURDAY. the 20th INST,
at II O'Clock A. NJ
Ae1- No Bills OF Ladipg signed after the sailing Q
tho steamer. "J
A9- through Bills of La ing to Providence, R. T.,
and Boston at reasonable ra
&1- Insurance can be Obtain cd by the Steamers OF
this line al n per cent
For Freight Passage, apply to
JAMES ADHFR CO.,
Corner East Bay and Ad GERS Wharf up tairs)
N1r The steams Zip JAMES ADGER will follow ON
TUESDAY, the 23d, at PM.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-05
Ramie A. ,cy.

Ramie A. ,oy. II
TIT AVING been appointed Agent for the sale
ll of the RAMIE PLANT in this city, aud
also engaged to some extent for six months in
its cultivation, am prepared to give inforna-
ton as to its adaptability and receive orders for
Plants also authorized to establish sub agen-
cics for the sale of the Plant that is at present
agitating our planting community.
r. G. SILVER, !.
Oct %, 1869 8 #
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Notice.

tEiHE ANNGAI MEETING Of the Board Of
II County Commissioners. for Oconee Couuinn-;
bsr next, at their Office in, Walhalls. ,f,,. st4
AL persons having claims against tho Coun-
ty, will render the same to me according to Y
law, on or before the lat Of November next. q
!. -, sa.,i iWHITNER SYMMES, Clerk. ~
County Commissioners Office. s5i
Sept Is, 1869 SO I'd.
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Notice

is hereby given that will apply to I. il. Phil
i pot, Judge of Probate for pickens County, one
asnth,ar9rps the publication of this notice, for =
Thomas Tompkins, deceased.
j. Z. HAGOOn, Admir-.
Oct 81, 1869 g
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w alfalfa Select School

MRS GOODMAN Will open School in the town
Ill of Walhalla. for young ladies and cbildrsn.
The session will commence on the 23rd Of August
and CLOSE on the 28rd of December.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FOUR MONTHS
Advanced pupils, $40 90
Second Glass, ; /; 500
Musc on Piano, ; (; 10 90
Use of INSTRUMENT, ; 200
Every effort will be made by the Principal to
improve her Pupils In their several branches of
study, and practical attention paid to their man
ners and morals
. Tuition to be paid at the expiration Of first
month. nt i,ta aiT a'y' s.i 81
Mns. A. s.. GOODMAN. Principal.
'' -a Miss KATE GOODMAN. Governess
iMIss ELBERTA GOODMAN,
~ gt..> Teacher Of Music:
There will be lesson given in DANCING every
Friday afternoon at q O'Clock.
rs g.as TERMS ay@.a'EahHt ,
e Per session Of Four Months, payable in ad-
chidrsn SsRss no. attending nj s5hso, nay sssst e
theless join the Dancing class. tr lraUH
August 10, 1859 M A If
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COLUMBIA ADvERTIsEMENTs.
4 NEw GOODS. !: u ',7'V !
NEW GOODS, ,..': a,

w Unpopular Goods. We haveintroddc dced
many of them this season ut lower prices than
we opened the season with. We enumerate q
few of them. viz: Ni''
FRENCH MERINo ALL CoLORs,. Sf00
FRENCH ALL WOOL DELAINE, DO, sd
Sack Flannels. Fancy Delaines, Reps, Fancy
Plaids, Poplins, Empress Cloths Cloth of Ita.
ly, Clothide Venice, Satinp, Velvets, Toll de
Venice, Shawls, Cloaks, Gents Shawls, Bedou-
ins. Buggy Laps. Umbrellas, Knit Goods, La.
dies Vests and Pants, Gents Vests and Pants
in Silk. Scotch Wool, and Merino to match, La.
dies Gents and Children's Hose in Wool, Me.
rino, Cotton, Ribbed and Plain Goods, Notions,
Small Wares and I1aberdashery Of every de.
scription, Enbroideries, Laces. Sets in Maltese.
Valenciennes, Honiton, Cluney, &c. Real La.
ces from SO cents to 5000 per yard. White.
Goods of all grades in Swisses, Jaconets, Cam
bric Pereoles, Dimity Linen, DC. ~ ih
rs. Q and 1914 Bleached Damask, ', Yu;p
7, 8, q and l0.4 Brown Damask, ,t.
8-4 Ruby Wine Cloth, N'
"a Scarlet Wine Cloth, 'Yta &,H 'raut1.
1914 Maroon Ten Cloth, ,., :, ,;,, :, 6nj,i.
lO4 Open Linen Dinner Cloths- Napkins to
match same "'"
g"Sels ! ~ fr9m 10 cents to 81; or from sl2o to
Honeycomb Quilts. Marseilles, Quilts, at,all
prices. IL 7 ~
Cassimeres, Tweeds. Broadolo,hs, satinets,
jeans. Kerseys, Linsey, Flannels, Bed Blan.
kets, Prints, Bleachcd Shooting and ;shirting.
Yarns, Brown Cottons and Osnabarga.
CARPETS, in Hemp, Wool, 2:ply Al:wecl
31Elty Allwool Tapestry, Brussels, vclvoti and
RUGS. to match. f"fF
FLOOR Oil CLOTH in A, ca, s.4, 1874
and l6-4-cut to suit '' 0#.. ...tts
WINDOW SHADES in every color and width
cut to fit.
Agencies.
We are Agents for the best brand of BROWN
GOODS in the State, and give our customers
advantages on them.
ALSO,
Agents for good YARNS. uni5
Our Carpet Department and our
Wholesale Department
Are new and fixed features of our business, and
wecolhpctc outside of this market in them.
II. G. SHIVER,
Columbia, S. G.
Oct 25, 1860 3 If
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Strangers Guide.

fINHE Y. NJ. {. \. meets cNeGr Monday evening
/ at their rooms over VIM. \. Smith store,
Main Street
Champlain Chapter No Il. y. NJ. meets the
third Wednesday evening in each month, 1T
their hall in Union block Main Street
Columbus Council No. l. Il. " 5. NJ meets the
second Wednesday evening in each month, 1t
their hall in Cnion Block
Franklin Lodge No. 1, L. \. NJ, meets the
drst Wednesday evening in each month at their
hall in Union Block. Main Street.
Englesby Lodge No. 81 !. \. VI. meets the
fourth Wednesday evening i'll each month. Mt
their hall in Union Block Main Street.
Crystal Fountain, Temple of Honor No. meets
-yery Tuesday evening at their Hail IN RNfhes
Block, Lake Street.
st. Adams Lodge No 30, |. o. of q. l. meets
every Friday evening at their Hal III Barnes
Block. Lake Street.
Rising Sun Lodge Nc. !. o. of q. r. meets
syery Saturday evening at st. Adams Bay.
st. John the Baptist Benevolent Society (Ca-
nadian) meets on the first and third Wednesday
evening of each month at their hall over l.. II
Huntington's store.
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obituary..

Hon. Davis j. Rich. a member of the
North Carolina Senate, died in Raleigh,
on Monday of last week. He was a
native of Vermont and was buried in
Shoreham.
Mr.. Stephen Muranville, a highly
respected citizen of Wallingford, fell
from load of wood, in front of his sled
while in motion, on Friday afternoon.
The sled crushed him into the snow
and The horses stepping with the load
ed up n him. He was dead before re-
lielf came.
On the 18th inst, Agnes, youngest
surviving daughter of the late Rev.
Joshua Bates ID. D., formerly of Middle
bury College, died at Charlie ston, S. c.
The remains were taken to Middlebury
for interment.
Mr.. Charles II. Hurlbut, Railroad Sta
ton Agent at Manchester, n. Ii. died
on Saturday from injuries re ceived from
falling from train of car, the evening
previous. Mr.. II. was widely known as
a abroad man and leaves a very large
circle of warm personal friends.
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HORSE SToLEN.-The Rutland Herald
says that on Sunday afternoon person
called upon George Richardson, livery
stable keeper in that village, about $3.50
o'clock, and said he anted a horse to
go to North Clarendon, and be gone
about an hour Supicions being excited
ut his not returning, Mr.. Richardson
harnessed up anothel team, and started
out, in company with friend, to see if
he could hear anything about him. 1t
seems the man passed through North
Clarendon, and the last heard from him
and his team, was IN the town ofWa) ling
ford. The turnout is as follOws: a dark +,
gray mare, weighs about $50 pounds,
little flat-footed forward, and is very
cross to persons going near her; the
sleigh is what is called Keene sleigh;
silv ,r-plated harness, white robe in
sleigh beside buffalo robe, whip was
either marked Richardson" or "Rich-
ardson & Shattuck. The individual
booked his name at the Central House
as Lew Wallace"
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\ CURIOUS PRoCEEpING.-Wc find
the following special despatch in the
Boston journal of onday:
CONCORD, n. H., Feb. 81.
\ singular circumstance has com up
in the work of d scovering and bring
/ 4 to punishment the Suncook clippers.
A few day since n Deputy sheriff went
to Swanton, VT, where ne found and ar
rested George NJ. Greene, one of the gull
ty parties. The prisoner was left i'll the
hands ofthc Vermont authorities while
the Sh riff came To New Hampshire to
procure n requisite III upon the Govern
or of V rmOnt. When the sheriff re-
turned to that State he found, to his sur
prise, that Greene HAD been arrt.gned
before Vermont jus ice, waive exam
ination, procured bail and fled to parts
unknown. The'above proceeding is re-
garded here rs understandable and with
out precedent and the legality of such
action will he tested. Greene was a.
rested ON Il complaint charging him with
stealing the money that was taken from
Mr.. Elliott's house in Suacook at the
time the four parties ab>couded, as has
Il ready been stated in the Journal.
Larkin, another of the clippers, has posi-
lively been seen in Chicgao, and every
possible effort Is being made to secure
mis- arrest.
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Editor Of Transcript:

EdHOr Of Transcript.
l noticed a communication in the
TRANSCRIPT of Saturday evening, in
quiring as to the probability of the
Post Office being removed from its pre-
sent location, in case any one of the
numerous applicants should succeed in
obtaining it. The question is really of
more importance to the people of this
Village, than that of who shall be Post
master. The Office is now located / a
most convenient place, and a great ma
jority oftLe people no doubt, are willing
to let it remain where it is. The pre-
sent incumbent is entitled to a great
deal of credit, and the people are under
great obligations to him, for the public
spirit he has evinced in fitting up the
Office in so commodious manner, and
Mt such great expense. w.
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LOpk Here.

\ choice lot of Siberian Seed Wheat
for sale. Black Sea Wheat, hungarian
Seed Oats, Nova Scotia Plaster. Brad
ley's Phosphate of Lime, Hay Seed,
Glover Seed, Northern and Wcrtern
Corn, Oats, Buckwhcat, &c, as usual
Choice brands of Flour arriving, and
on hand, worth from 81 to $l4 per bbl.,
all of which will be sold at small adj
vance. Call and examine.
S. c. NOBLE,
st. Adams, Feb LIST, 1869. d&wtf
d220 VOL
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-23

LIQUOR LAW. r. A. Evarts, Geo.
Younger, and Nelson Cook, of the
Bay" were to-day brought before JUS
tice Sherman, charged with the viola
ton of the Liquor Law. Evarts and
Younger each plead guilty to two often
ces, and were fined twenty dollars and
costs. Cooks case was continued until
tonne rrow morning at the States At
torney's Office.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-23
.tciCS utH OfEer Ucitts.

August Belmont's racer. Maid of
Honor" died last week. she was val
ued at $5.o0o.
Burlingamc's credentials to the French
Court were five feet long, an covered
all over with five-clawed dragons.
1t did not appear in the regular re-
port but Wade's actual reply to Butler
is .aic to have been: Appeal and be
d--d.'
Clyde, Ohio, has what is called a
- knitting machine" n crowd of la
dies walk into Il drinking saloon. take
possession of the seats, and quietly set
tie down at knitting. This stops the
customary business of the place.
The recent snow locllade in Wiscon-
sin is said TO have been the worst since
1864. The Ripon railroad was showed
under for a week, and the Shcboygan
train came through on saturday, toui
days behind time. Some of the drifts
on the road were fifteen feet deep.
a western journal proposes the follow
ing Gu ry: . If q fellow goes with his
vtlocipede 10 call upon lady whose
house has 10 front yard and no back
yard, and there are lot of boys in
front OF it ready to pounce upon his ma
chine. and the lady is smiling at the
window, what is he to do with it.
\ patent for q snoring preventive"
ha: been applied for. 1t consists in the
application of Il clothes pin 10 the nose.
A thoroughly reliable gentleman,
who breakiasled with Grant. the other
day, came away full of waffles-but no
cabinet information to speak of.