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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

Amaze inamendrnent OF an act entitled IAN act
for organizing the militia. approx Il nov en-
bcr -. fAbi aud ~ an act III amendment pt The
same approved November . 1885.
n u heftbg e40cted, d-c
SIC l. ln lien Of all other paIades aud drills
of the miitia of this State heretofore provided
for, except the anniia' parade and inspection 81
companies IN June. now provided nv law. there
shall b. annually, between the fifteenth day o
September and the NTH day of October ia eaci
year u parade OF each regiment for drill disei-
pline. inspection and review, at such plac,
within the limits of each regiment n the com
handing officer thereof shall designate, and a
such time as the commanding officer of TIA,
brigade shall direct, which parade shall continu'
three days provided, that No regiment shall b.
called out under the provisions of this act unless
such regiment shall comprise AZ least fve organ
lied companies provided. further, TINT an or
ganizcd section Of artillery shall be counted "a
a company
SIC. =. All acts and parts Of acts incDnsistcn
with This act are hereby repeated
So $. Ihss nci shall take EFFECT from n
passage.
Approved Nov ~ 1859.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

An act In amendment Of an act entitled IAN act
IN amendment OF chapter ninety-seven OF the
General Statutes entitled of public lands"
ishe7eby enacted, dc.
SEC. /. Section five Of chapter nnety-sevcn
OF the General Statutes II hereby amended NJ
to rrad NJ follows:
The rents o. lands granted 10 the use OF the
ministry, or social worship OF God, and the
rents Of land eriptcd 10 the first settled minis.
ter, shall, on the Friday preceding the last
Tuesday of March in each year, be equally d.
yided by the sclectmen Of the town, among the
different organized religious societies in said
town, who maintain public worship at least
one fourth Of the Sabbaths In each year; and II
there shall be no euch society In any town, the
same shall be loaned on interest, under the d.
rcction Of the scectmcn, until such society shall
be formed, unless IL shall be appropriated 70 pay
for preaching the gospel In such town, by vote
Of such town in town meeting.
SEC. g. AL acts or parts Of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed. -
Sec. 3. This oct shall take eject from it,
passage.
Approved Nov. Is. 1850.
An oct providing for view Of premises In a.
t1Gno 0uneoenlng real oetate. "a
r. XfGANeck Oocee6, 10. -
-. 1. WheneyH, q The tSial o. any eqasG
49, soounfy court ~ AnmnGoa $780, RAJ e.
~ - - nGSv nn4f0m n W1aGx - f44kn n 1n1.A
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
An act relating TO the authorization Of
~ aprye prgrsgl

II tsheFeby eHdcf.d, DC.
SEc.1 An authorization bya Justice OF tho
peace OF a person TO serve process, whether re-
turnablc before justice OF the peace or county
court, shall be held legal. II made either by m
Endorsement on The writ or by being directed "a
such person in the body thereof.
SEC .. This act shall take effect from it, pas
sage
Approved Nov 10 1862
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

meeting.
Hbheytby6ndcted, dc
SEc. I. Every male citizen OF the age Q
twcnty-one years, whose list shall have beef
taken in any town or city at the annual assess
ment next preceding any town or city meeting
and all citizens whose polls are exempt iron
taxation in consequence OF their having arrives
at the age OF seventy years, or who may be cx
empt from taxation by the listers on account o
poverty or by reason Of any special law exempt
Ing them, shall, during their residence in sucl
town OF city. be legal voters in town meeting.
SEC. 2. All acts Inconsistent with this act mr.,
hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from H.
passage.
Approyed Nov IL 1850.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

An - 1orulAtlng ths a4tendanoe Of teachers up
q Tsa6Aq4 Inoettutes.
q ~ A6reeH As9c1e6 &c.
30. !. The t1ns, rot 70 sxseed i've days, . =
uo1y Do14 ~ any toaehw a. . comnon school n
aeeonda1ee upoo - 4eAchers' institute, held
puDuane % law, II the county In which SUD
teaeasr ah.al b Employed, during the time Ia
w1fcA such teacher y anGaeed to teWch su0e
school, shall Be considered e time lawfully ex-
pendsd b. such teacher in the service OF tue dis
trict by which he u employed, and in the lexiti-
mate Performance a hiscoatract = teacher
SEQ. q All acts and pArtn Of acts incon sis tent
with the provisions Of this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Nov. l3. 1859
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

| e1i 11rH4 p RI - o1uoU Gg11ls ols4l
? E. |. = E y 49,; 49,. se. =.
- - = ~ e - - 81 - 1lise
~ & - Ire W1l414 leree no90e b. ~ 4,
iino "a r0yneos 49, 1eee1e e. = 49, 7!
- - - - e - e' - - q q
cssss I'd Seess q Or Isileine g e 49,,
"a tksroon IN Dc ooufse Of law ase ~ ~
obtain jpdgne1S s TIE suit - inedeooed ~
rscosl g 80 jc1s.s san sHcsse ~ . Ds,s
vac iOsn6sd asd the plainfi9 nay within avs
months after the date q euch judgment cause
certified copy Of the record Of each Judgment y
p RECORDED u =; town fSsr S1idinv '1e
situated; ana such houee or other euiiding shall
b. thereup0n holden for the amcuut due upon
such Judgment together with the cost Of the
i Sxk.s IN tie ssms manner q II had been mort
gagged for the payment Of the same from the
time tho copy Of the contract and declaration
were lodged IN the town cleric once az herein
remedy to obtain possession, and fOreclofe the
defendants equity Of redemption, and perfect
his own title a. In case OF mortgage.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effectfrom lie mas
approved Nov. 2, 1869.
An act to amend section thirty-eight Of chapter
twenty of the General Statutes, relating 10 the
relief of the insane poor.
Hb hereby enacted, fc.
SEC. /. Section thirty eight of chapter twenty
OF the General Statutes shall be amended and
read as follows:
The trustees OF the Vermont Asylum for the
Insane are authorized to charge three dollars
per week for supporting the insancspoor at said
asylum and each town In this State shall share
In the appropriation made In section thlrfy-sey-
en- Of chapter twenty. In proportion TO the nun.
Der Of insane poor IN the asylum, the expenses
OF transporting them at the rate OF ten cents per
mile on the nearest practicable route from their
respective residences TO the asylum, and the
length OF time they shall have been there, nj the
rate OF three dollars per week during the year
next preceding the month Of August annually.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from III
passage.
Approved Oct. 30, 1889.
An act 10 prevent the destruction Of Ash.
Hisher,by tnacted, DO.
SIC. 1, Amy person throwing INTO an AXE
river, pond or brook within this State. any Coo.
euloiir 1ndicur, commonly called India cocclc, or
any other drug or poison for the purpose 81
catching or destroying any nsh, shall be punish
ed by a fine Of not less thnn ton, nor more than
twenty dollars for cnch oficnse, said lns 10 be
three fourths 10 the town In which such oGcnsc
IL committed.
SIC. !. This act shall take effect from It's
Approved Nov. 10, 1869.
An act defining who shall be voters In town
meeting.
Wis Iere5yenaoted, dc.
SEc. L. Every male citizen Of the age OF
twenty-one years, whose list shall have been
taken in any town or city at the annual assess
ment next preceding any town or city meeting,
and all citizens whose polls are exempt from
taxation In consequence OF their having arrived
at the age OF seventy years, or VINO may pc ex,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

churches II New York. Brooklyn aud Jer-
sey City
The annual meeting OF the General
Missionary Society of the Methodist Epis-
copal church took place in New York ON
the 10th, aud AN election Of officers was
held, Bishop Morris being chosen Presi-
dent, the Rev. Daniel Terry Recording
Secretary. ia. Rev. Thomas Cotton Tre.s-
urer, and the Rev. Luxe Hitchcock As
sistant Treasurer. The disbursements
for the year have been s624, 779: cash on
hand $l29, 7S4, Of which sl25. 49s il still
due, leaving balance in the treasury Of
"a ,320.
'LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.
There are eighty Unitarian societies
in Illinois.
Tho Universalist centenary fand has
reached SiO5, 600 Of its proposed $500. 900.
The first Universalist Socisty Of
Bethel, W., was organized Dec. 20, 1877.
The names Of thirty-six male nsmbsrs
appear ON the record. The form Of the
organization has passed through several
changes. From it, formation IL has bssn
quite large, and has supported stated
preaching.
Tho Univsssalist Sunday School n
Windsos, astsr having bssa slossd 800
thsss ysaD ~ re-s9sns1 - July, sinss
wh1GA ~ e - saua1ly lnnumnpa n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

An act relating 10 public easements.
II Is hleJg enacfea, dc.
SEC. J. No public easement IN any stream
shall be Loot or abridged by prescription OF
adverse possession.
sEc.s. This act shall take effect from ia
passage.
Approved Nov. ., 1869.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22
Sob zines erofen Stratescn..

t@eneral Spmint.t-@ene<
raj Baron Somint 1T auf fetner @iQa
~ pa0y am IS. Mdr3 eeitorben. 6enrt
Baron Somint wurbe gu peterlinoert TIM
Waactlanoe. AM 6. Wdr3 1777 eeboren:
uno biente bereits in eineut Der Sdwei<
ger &eeimenter in frans1flbem Solbe>
ote am 10. Nu9ult 1892 oufeelSf MUIR
rem. SIN Sabre 1903 erl9ien feline
~Mtbanrlune iber bic erpeen militdri<
i&en Speratirnen", Der 1906 cine
~Denfidrift fiber Die Observation-Disclosures
zines &riese6 9esen Yreuben" fplete.
Bdbrenb Der Telp3i9e Don 1906 uno
1902 war Somint @bsf res @eueralz
ftabe6 int Corps reS Marlbaus Ney, NIT
Dem Ct 1908 aud mad Spanien alma
aber balo parp CT in Tolae BON @treitiaz
teiten nit pielem in Dt6pcnibilit6t perz
ieBt> 1911 ater purbe cr Brieaoez@ Gene
raj uno 6iitortoarapb pon Trantrei9,
1912 rpar er @ouperneur erlt BON Wilna
uno oann Don Smolen6f; Sci Dem 9flfz
5u9e aus &ublanb entfaltete CT aroee
gnersie. Die Sdladt bel 8auben
murpe no@ fran31Glder Mnli@t burd
Somini enti9teoen. @ie frlber nit
&c., befam Sumtnt nun 5dnoel nit Na>
polepn, tit Tolse belen Ct ;u ben 8erblnz
cetst Qber9tn9, Don ben Gran;olen sum
Scee verurtbetlt, pom Safer Mleranoe,
aber gum Observation-Disclosures uno .Moiuz
tanten er1arnt puroe> jeop6 feineu ocz
tiSen Dienlt bis gu Napoleon'a SturSt
nebmeu gu tpolen erfldrte. SIM Sabre
1915 be9lettete ct Den ruljl9en @saarer
na9 Daris uro blieb bort bis 1892, tpl
er w{ecer aa@ &ublanb eins, uua bic Ct.
5iebun9 bes @rpbfIrten NitolauS au pol
lenoen, eel1en Npjutaut er tpurre, ais Die:
ler ben Gbron beitte9. Seit 1855 lebt,
Scmint @nfan9s III 8rlGel, rana IT
pa1v. @eine 5auptperfe 1inp uDi
fritii1z @eI9i9te Der &epp.
luttonsfrie9e;" ~Das politil&e uno mi:
litdriiae 2eben Nupolson'65" nno 81
onalptii&e DarfeQune Der bauptlaGli9.
fen @ombinationen oes Sri aes Qeb:
tere6 @erf bat cine &eibc BON @uAaaer
crlett.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22
Jmpcrtaiismus in ben Hereinafter
Staaten.

Doa pittsburser @olfeblatt i9retbt !:
Der &urtpitdt balber er,pdbnen pir, bae
IN New yort unter benz Titel Scr SIM
p~er{aliit" cine neue 3eituna erl9tenen 1T,
nelde ii@ Die Nuf9abe itelt ben Bemeis
gu liefern, oab bic republitanil9e &eaiez
runa6fprm etn perfeblte6 Experiment 1et,
uno auf bic ummanplun0 Der Ncpublif
in cine Monardie [&oilerrei61 Sfn3uz
ptrfen.
@roBe prafti19e 8cpeutunoeu leoen
mir oieier Grlaeinuns ni@t bei. Mn<
bdn9er elmer nftarten &%egierune", Der
monar@tiden &e9terunssform> bat es
ou@ IN bieiem 2ance ausett Aeoeben.
SIM amerifanti@en Observation-Disclosures
tanp Elm grocer Gbeil bes @ulfes Der
~@olonten" auf @ette Der enolil@ mo
nar@i1den &e9ierune. 8efanut 1T fer
ner> oab cine grafton Der llnatbdnaiaz
tetts< partet ben General @epr9 @az
ibtnAton gum &6nt9 MAIDEN &ppIte.
SQnstbin bat pcs prdfioenten @olbin9z
ton unriroi9fter Na6fol9er, Nnprem
Sotn1rn> mebrfa@ bapor eefa1elt, ME
lef@t es ibm 9epelen fem waroe, [penn
er ben @iuen baSu 9ebabt bdtte,] 1id
gum Naeinberri9er 3u MAIDEN. Sn elmer
Dor mebreren Ea9en su &nprpille eebal>
tenen &ebe that Die Ter 1aubere @e.trete,
BET bemofrotil9en unb c%on)erpatiuen Nor,
tel" io9ar he Meuberun9:
v@{n peiier unp gutter Tirlt marce fiji,
uns unenoli@ better iein, ols Gin mill
tarli6cr uno reipotil9er @onoreb."
NQetn bic (iberwdlti9enpe Mebrbeit Bee
amerifanilden &olfeS 1T benn bod peit
entfernt> iolden Mniidten beisutimmen
unp ror tbr Derldminoet bic 3abl Derer
tpel@e bcrettet paren, fit perl1nli6,
Gortbeile ODER gum 8elen elmer 9ewi0er
belonteren @emein1daft bic @epublif ~
perfaufen, in Nt9t6. Mnbretp sSpbnlor
bdtte muir yeriu&en lplen, 1id gum al:
letnberrl9er gu MAIDEN, ~ wlrpe l@ be,
@auerapfelbaum> mel@er leioer fir Self
Dap's ni@t 9ema91en I9eint, fir ibr
iebr 1@neu 9efunben baben.
Die 5erouSaeter bes ~SmpertaliR'
baben pabrl9einli@ @elb. Den 2euter
Fam oebolfeu tperpen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22
Die f4irei3ertf@e BunoeSfan3let
an bas
KIT. dbmet,er ON N tttee In st. Saul. minn
Bern, ben @. MGra, 1869.

so93r1a .xn Bern, ben %. Mdra, 1869.
3errtn! .ala .%z r~ >s.@ + -.
NuS tem fernen Nprcweteu Mmerifas
1berlenben Sic nit 9el1dBtem S9retben
pom q. y. Monats cine @unme ponGr.
1850 ais 2iebe6sabe fir bic our@ rie
ueberl9memmunoen i'm leBten 9erblt 10
fdwer beinn9eludten &ontoue> @rauz
binoen> ct. @aQen, Gelfn> MautS uno
l1ri.
Dteie wabrbaft ~srobartige @penoe 1T
na9 ibrem Beridt sulammensele9t ,pprz
ben, tbcilS Don bort lebencen S9met3erz
burger, tbeil6 BON anoeren bp9ber3ie
oenfenoen Menl9enfreuncen anberer Naz
ttpner. ...'...
@mpfananen Sie, 9eebrtele 6erren,
pprab fir ii@> bic ite aus eolerMenlaen
freunolidteit II. riibrenpcr@ oterlanpsliebe
Die Snitiatie gu bielem 2iebeswerfe Ct
sriHen> uno ebenlo fir oiejenfse,t, bic
Sbrer Nnre9un9 NIT FOLDER SpferwiQia=
felt Tolae 9e9eben baben> i'm Namen per
@erun9lldten unlem pdrm1ten Danf
nno 9enebmioen sic ;uslei@ bic Bitte,
ben eoe(mltbieen @ebern f9weberi1aet
uno anterer Nationalitdt fir bic oemeinz
nibi9e ut,c ber5lide 2tebe, nit welde,
iie Der &iraenui7enihaft in ben5o9alpen
ft& freunplia erseteen tpullter unlere tief>
9eflblte UNI inntste Grfcnnli6feit aus:
5u}pre@en. 49,. -.
2etbaft er9rifen BON ar benz bpber
WoblwpQen, paS un6 in btelen Ta9er
cer 5eimlu@un9 9eraoe aud aus ben BET
i@teoeniten @eeenoen unlerer@ &weterres
repubif tn 10 erbebenoemM aBe 3uEbeil9 &c:
>pproen it, benuben MIR bielenMnlaB, Sit
unlerer 9o@a@tun9 gu perli@ern unb@i
iammt benz 2anbe> tasSbneu ,ur aweiter
5eimatb waro, in @ptteS Sbbut s1 en-
pfeblen. .
SIM Nanen Der l@metS. Buntesfansle
Der &an5ler oerGipeeno0eni@aft,
@&iee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

Da1 bingtom @au8+
MinneapoliS. Mtnn.
6tHa tuatetl 5etfa iu4bets.
Sd bin tmmer sersnast unt 1ufts satet.
DtaR aud rt6t ireusfbe1 NAL ietn7
So tebrt in, gDaibinet . 5aufe mai Elm;
4raef bu, MFRS btnu eibt9
3retItd Der peter Ser aberau telets,
etets bat Der an 5anb. mas su wdafd en- it.
1t stbt eiaen ausee8ei&neten ztfa:
9eeffeat, pafeten. Rraut unb sala,,
uuS Gptt wets, rpas er font ntat np& tat
Det&e 8etten. norm unb uei6 ute ber Sdnte.
Neau's tatt, etaeu Yuui6 ppu Wets,es. Gafee pter 9hes
eorte I'm Sum,ner etstaltes Bter,
Die fetnaen unb tehen 0tauSre fns t man tte:
unb betna 8esatIe, Ia Der pettr etn ltberafcr Maun .
Gr f&rtibt ne ~ stel. nod in rpents an.
Denn's altt Runben. etbt Ct germ Grestt
une re&net nur ben eans eew5balt&ea prsft
uue ertra fet's benz Jarmtr nph eefaat:
Stn gutter Stal uub fsii@e CueQe
Stnbet man beim ete1 awf Der Steue.
gu fittsrn BITE &ape. O&feu unb Yfertt
81 TN Stale 91ss far cine sanse 5eers..
Run Shutter. 1u@ter, Batter unb Swim,
commit bin III seua Gstel bes Wafbtustsn.
Der Peter label ersebena etn,
It psrfsrtdt aets 1uata unh fbel III fetu
421R gxter sIn+t.,tn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

- &arl @ust, BET acknowledgements
lolopb unb Denter BON @enf mtu feline
@tuoten ni@t umion( perpertbtn. Der
8orltano pe6 amerifanil@en s %rnerbuu>
bes bat cine Suffrage an i'm ee1telt ob et
nt@tnd@fenB inter nadM merifa berlberz
tomtnen L.. pprren Turnper,inen bier@or<
tr19e bo'ten noble. @oetbat li@ nun bereit
erflart tpenn man ibm fit AZ @prtrdae,
bic Ct In ben @tdeten Merp yprf, Ybiiaz
belpbta, Baltimore, ct. 2cuis, @bieaoo
uno Milwautee balten &pirce> ein. 5onpz
BON $1O,OOO-la9e jebntauienp Dollars
in @olp jut6ere, tpopp,1 bic 5dlfte 4
@p@en Dor 1einer Nbreile in @enf ~
%bepontren pdre. Daneben mueten i'm
nod ale &etltz uno Observation-Disclosures
per9utet tperben, tpelde6 nod cine mei=
tere Sumrae bon ca. $4,000 In Mnlprud
nebmen miiroe. Der@orprt bes 1urnerz
tunoe6 in Nem yprt bere6net bic eanaen
Soften bieies @o9tfGen 2ane3u9es auf
BE fleine Summe BON $4,000 papierz
9elc, uno ct frd9t bic betrefenoen '@erz
cine mittelf &reisidreiben an, ob Te8uz
lens ieien, bas &i1fo 70 ~ ibernebn,en.
unS mill es bepinfen, pae 9err @o9t Elm
sIen1lt@ tbeurer &rdlner mare, u1D Die
6ra9e mag ppbl often bleiben, cb feline
aeo1Se Nfenmeni6< Gbeorie 70 ptel tpertb
1T. Qs tx M I@H i
Sn ber Orb Il II &c din + &:
Wenr' Sbr net gltt6 aus BEN Dea
raua aat1set, bau ! Gu@ btegieB auseig.
tanter!
Grem = er: Aber gutter Marln, i'd
fenntt ia ,1idt ni1en rab maj, pieier
Bee nidt beseben bari. SIS
S4mabe Drum last rnrrs Gu6
IN Der Dronun9, .. ...5., ST ! ~ s.
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HfYpa
n ia !. nia
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8eim WiIpretbdn,biII e.r, -
Sur ge S / uu lleiii,sn Safer. btriitts5.
demo- : Vrai,Iiem, es mar Bic b6i6bt}fte'
Set, ras pieler 6ales ae{do1sn murrs.s I
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Die pierhj2S obres3titen -
5err prpfei1or, ,pel6 8ebeutun9 m6een
cte orei peibli&en Gisuren bier am Gube
oe6 p~ofalSsbaben q 9i44a iias u
9nn -ocS tperren ~ a pobIi aemib
ftno unitreitis bic sier SabresSeis
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The Navy
Department, to-day, ordered the iron
clad Meantomah to report to the Port
Admiral at New York. The order
ing of this vessel, the Terror, and
several other national vessels to New
York was, doubtless, superinduced
by the approach of Spanish war yes.
sells in that harbor, not in anticipa
ton of any trouble, but merely to
assure the foreign visitors of our pre-
paration for all emergencies.
The investigation and counting OF
sheets of money and coin, IN the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
at the Treasury Department, which
has bten in progress for the last three
days, was concluded yesterday, and a
report satisfactory has been submit
ted to Secretary Boutwell,.
Bishop Morris, of the NJ. Z. Church,
called at the White House to- day, In
company with Rev. DIR. Newman, of
this city, and paid his respects to the
President.
All the members of the Cabinet
were present at the regular session
to day.
The Customs receipts last week
were 1925. 1874.
WASHINGTON, November 26.-Ex-
Governor Ward, of New Jersey, has
been here several days for the pur-
pose of prosecuting unliquidated
claims against the Government on
behalf of soldiers and sailors, and
removing unfounded charges of de-
sertion, &C., in several cases.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27

Judge Clarke has issued a man
dGnus to the Board of Commissioners
| that the decision from counting the
votes cast for Henry Smith, for Super
visor, by law. as passed last Winter,
a Police Commissioner is ineligible
for any other office; and Smith, as
Police Commissioner, will be properly
counted out. The Board to-day met
aud adjourned. It is presumed that
no action will be taken on the ques-
ton of Supervisor till the nsdndanlus
is argued and settled.
A large force Of mechanics are ct
work at the Navy Yard, On the Colo
rado, Tennessee, Susquehanna. Yam
tic. Canandaigua and other vessels,
getting them ready for sea.
Lyman Allen. an old man, found
dead in his bed, at TayloT's Hotel,
Jersey City. yesterday mornipg, was
merchant worth 100000. who has
lived there FIVE years, in a miserly
manner. He took but one meal daily.
and his wardrobe. at death, was
valued at twenty five cents. His
friends in Newtown, Conn, get the
money.
o,day a sewer being constructed in
Jersey City, caved in, burying three
men, very seriously injuring one
John Murray, and others only
slightly.
There was no new move to-day In
the latest phase of the Erie war The
outer doors Of the Opera building,
wherein are the Erie officers, are
guarded and entrance denied to all
not having the proper password.
Chas. Cohen, arrested for alleged
forgeries in Chargeston, has been re-
leased from custody, on a writ of
ha6eas corpus. being found innocent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27
LippincOtt & Blakewell,
SPECTAL NOTICES.


In this country we have at dinerent sea
sons OF the year the TEN perature OF three
climates Our Springs and Autumns have
a sOftness aud mildness that belong only
to the Tenn perate Zones; our Mldsummers
are torrid, and our MidwinteTs almost arc
vOlving a variation or from ninety TO one
hundred degrees of Fahrenheit during the
year, are upon the whole conducive To
health and long life. but they tend 90 en~
tail upon Us some distressing complaints
which can only be escaped by the exercise
of due care and the use OF a proper anti
dOte when the system is predispOsed TO
contract them. The chief aud most au-
nOytDg OF these disorders Is dyspepsia,
once supposed to be fncurable, but which,
since the intro uction OF HOSTETTER'5
STOMACH BITTEkS. now about twenty
years ago, has proved to be perfectly
manageable disease.
In the Spring and Fail, but moro espe-
ciallE in the Fall, the symptoms OF dyE-
pePsiaare generally aggravated. The pro-
fuse expenditure of the animal fluids
TO leave the stomach weak and indolent
and incompetent TO the tash of perfect
digestion. IL requires "A tonic which Will
rouse IL from its lethargy, and brace and
inVigOfate without irritating or fnlamimn
It. This tonic has been provided In the
wonderful preparation which has replaced
in a great measure all the old palliatives
formerly prescribed By physicians, under
the false idea that the disorder cOuld not
be radically cured. The success OF HOS
TEGTER'S BITrER3 In all the varieties
OF dyspepsia, acute or chronic, has effectu-
ally exploded this fallacy, and it ia now
recommended as a specific for indigestion
by some OF the most eminent members OF
the medical profession.