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NS~ foitA Oct. G.
FLOUR, &c - Receipts l42s barrels
Flour sha1e finer on low grades with
rsther more doing. sales 1000 bbs. M
3 'o n - tor -uperiine State and West
ert' 2 q 6 CD mr common choice extra state
3 60 ~ 30 do extn Western g O. a t. o. GOOD
choice extra Western. % n g. choice white
wheat eV;u; " N 30 for coumou choice round
hoop Ohio . - n 0u FOR common fair extra N
L"uls; o1 q 90 for good choice DO, closing
quiet.
nc udns Ism bbls extra SCAT and western Tor
export A. . go "a l0.
RYE FLOUR Without decided chance. ~ s.1ss
3jl ha refs ~ 4 - a 6u7.
CORN MEAL 60 Quiet.
WlliSh ET-Dull and heavy Sales 40 hb,s Wss,
ern az rs Al { 20 free.
Grain Rsoeipts--Wheat i07 .i33 huslels
hHEAr-Opened shade frfner and rather mora
doing for export. sales l3S nUl hu.h at I6 a. -
ior rejected No. spring; { p n 80 for inf.riar
winter rel Illinois, - a 3 - for c1un,on e.
prime Water red andamher western - for
choice white Michigan. ' i'
RIE-Quiet.
3 ,RLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT - In fair request Sales ooo
bushels state at 20 a 81. Also 100 bush Can,d,
West for 20.
Receipts Corn, 90 $50 bu.hels
CpkN-0pened shape fnnsr and closed wthor.
decided change. sales 63g0 bush ut IS a - "a for
ansnunG new mixed Western o o. "a ! rs for sound
do s n 1865 high mixed, nearly yellow I N
Z yellow W stern o. ior Rhite Western
Receipts oats 9,ssi bushels.
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TIE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies ia the

=. n VI bt.tt 7 : I0s n ne
Use u hagan's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion
kolshness, kedne-s. Blotrhes, Suuhuru Frscsle-
and Tan disappear where it is applied. and heau-
tiul tompieHion ui pure, satu-like texture IS ah-
Ai1ea- Tie plAnest features are ma.e fa .-..q,
with Heaithiul Bloom and Youthful Beaut..
Remember nagan's Magnolia Balm b. fia t.iu.-
llst pIpduir- These effects and auy Lady c. secure
1t for % cents at any of our stores.
haron. t4wtw
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yALUABLe FARM FOR SALE.


VNHE WELL KNOWN FARsi, once owned by Capt
] Gideon * NJ, and FOR nearly for.y ears past,
%. the late hluiel Perry is offered fir sale.
Tais farm is most beautifully situatol % Shell
burn street. just south of Che city limits Of burin--
ton, commanding an cXteuced aud hcaut iul view oi
Lase Champlain. u contains l1l acres Of good
lald devoted tn Er,ss. tiiing ami grazing, and is
well adapted either Tor dairy gram and frait
raising.
About - acres Of the hrm are heavily timbered
with trees Of great variety. = large portion Of the
timber j. suitable for building purpose. This
wood lot situated near the city, Is very valuable
and has ou &c nearly wood and timber enough, If
ludiciously disposed Of, topaz for the farm.
AhoundIns 10 excellent springs ana trayersed hy
the Potash Brook, IL is we'll supplied with never
falling ~ater. nnd mas 61e variety Of uudulafing
soil. EKtensit, cay he'is y OF arccss near the
sire and close T. the wool furnish unsuri ass "a
facilities for brick-mas inc.
IL has a Convenient farm house, two barns, \
rage house and Erainary, with several sheds, &C.
Repairs have recently been made on the house and
ether buildings There Is ESQ M apyle-0rehaTd,
with a considerable variety OF other fruit trees.
One hundred acres having beef originally school
lot were made perpetuaiy exc apr from taxation.
The title is perfect.
Parties desiring to purchase can apply on the
nre.pises 70 6F3 ". Pr2iY.
RurliugtGa, VI.
Octohor2 T56s.-isdtf
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Weak Back, Pains Of the side. of the
iiins

ETVr-
= about the idneys, are relieved az once by
the application Of one Of ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERS
G1Instotor, 4iG.. Nov. q, Isss
ht'fT'- Eho' 1iteoek Z Co. Daring an extern
s.ve practice Of ten years have been a frequeut
witness Of the magical qualities Of your Porous
Plaster, | can certify that they are al you claim
for them. REBERT z. CAMPBELL. n. Dr.
DR. Myer, Of Savannah, Ca, says they are the
hest mechanical supporters FOR weak muscles ever
discovered; that by their warming properties they
bring power aud health, until the strength Of tie
muscles entirely restored that he knows case
shere Allcock's Plaster cured a gentleman Of e
weak spine; tina. he daily pr.ssribes them in pTao-
tice, with the happiesr results.
Oct. i.-'d&ylm
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The new Methodist church in Wiilistou will
ielcstel on Wednesday, Oct 18Th, and it is
.re.,el chat Rev Stephen b. Brown Of New
-s viii preach the serman.
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A USEFUL HOUSEHOLD MACHINE.

The most pcrle,t Wru-er of u4.h We have
know .e- 20 Is The UNIVERSAL. Wed .ur yea er-
resi- service when we recommend su,l d. --ar .ae %
their NOT. ce.-frl Fa~. >.r-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08

-HfESE-The Milton Falls Cheese Factory
pauy have soll 200 boxes Of cheese Of their
-a-, make, for l5 - cents per pound, ami
.--ei the same price for the balance they have
Sand. manufactured in the same month.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Fall term Of the IIiuesburgh Academy
mems with between uineiy and q hundred pupils
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lbe lowing State prosecutions were marked
continued '.-ie rs. inoea @e'r-e' tp..' SIX
r.t- v,.L s-.. ..,l FI,s,r,l ,n3 F,.,, Frqniar
ant-
Bonds were cadet and forfeited IN state re-
cement
-., .....----- - 49,. al. d.,
.,ss.-. ~ ,t re,r- Til afternoon. and the con-
c.1i.nr argument in the ca.e # Hidier ~. Ken
nelly a. ed, was male ny AIr. Hard
.-..-.....g ..'5 .ie,- .i;.n--el
levi. %. TlIctt -,. l-aq- Batev win be COM
aea-ei tomorrow morning. This is an action
--- l' on p'oH 'ors ho'T 10. Nv . IN "
..... ...,..s ,t4.i. ,ss -iven fir the ri.bt 10
mar1a--urr ami use Bishop s Brewer. patent
cream -r~iue-, sHt THAT The patent being an
'''sle'' ana %. .. '..'.'. .u p ..'. .S
Ns--r- IT, Il Ia.oatt ana Daniel Roberts for
H'-.Htt ID Ballard ami Lawrence Is baruap
'' q.-..., %. 1880
rt.. --.- 20 ...........s r...;. IT r.r-.,, o.,
I.la, Batev ana Tree. Elm b. Smith.w4s com
meae,i -h's morning. and IS now proceeding
'eu i. one -.. % ID, '.5. '' ~ s"-.
,.s.--..,....r ~. aims. .te la..risrt. Kepre-
iq--. HaIuc said ie5sulaa.- guilty Of trespa-s
aai assessing ta" damage I'D SIP. that 'he
''-. .'.' >'---.- 1. ' '''i4 s'.''
'>o'S
'e VI .''' '''s 80 -. ~.
r.r- r-w.. rr.aaa,r De ..,u 60 the jury ,his
.1F.51s-'1r' a sa.a-
7TaS.suAY, Oct. z.
It, oar.cot h.c.t-. 3D. IAl..ttts Batey
ni Trustee "as e.a'.li.l OF ~ jui7 morn
.......I 49,. ... H.. -1..-,-r ~.
..ussa- AMI -..t-.
iae tra q N's- Ha-sins IS "n- W. H. baton I
.....' ....',. .-.i f...,s-y and .,lee .m-
sri=a-e-. The r.liu-f having been arrested
.-'1i i-r .A'isry ty the defendants WOW.
'.......- -a--.-s o.. H.. lime n Tho a-Ier-I
--s-rs-s
Do a-- '.'".s . .''
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Get your papers at rsiueei rates and pres
PM. besides. rs advertised in another column
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1rr @0oNs. at.
SOMETHING NEW
b A K LO w 5.

" T. have just rec we'd 90 ilyo.c. OF a superior.
4n,sh' ok CORD Pool COR u,
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NtftCE.
ri1Ur Annual Meeting OF ihe subscribers II the
HOME FOR DIES gITITE CHILDREN, will
he held at the parlors Of the College st Congrega
tional Church on Thursday. October ilth a,
o'clock p IN. A fuils,ttead tace Is requested.
Oct. T-t-ltAwlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08

Saturday forenoon, young lad, whose name
We haze been unable TO learn, was discovered
entering one Of the windows ofihe County Clerks
oai-e 10 rather surreptiuous manner. Tie
gentleman who discovered the young rascal
knew tlat Ar. Howard, tie County Clerk, was
IN attendance upon the Court, and At once noti-
ned him Of what he had seen. MIR Howard pro
eeedei to his Office and Appreciated the laI and
searched ms person, when it was found thar he
had gone through all the drawers on the pre-
nises' and ? ssesscl himselfof vhat money they
e'ntainei' quite a considerable sum. He vas
deprived Of bic .li-sotten gains, and turned over
10 the police. He is undoubtedly good fora term
in the Stsie Reform School
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N BANkHJ PTCY District Of Vermont, sat
L Graud Iie, the 18Th dag o sept. A. 3D. .-tJ The
unders -uea hereby give notice ot tlclrup appointment
as assi-nees OF Frrtcricy Laldo1, of south Hero.
in the County of GRAND Isle, ana state of Vermont,
within said District who las bern ldiudgei q hank
ruyt upon his own petition by The D.stlct Court Of
said District.
SETH GORDON l..f-
l3w3W HEZEhlAH kIBBE ASH -'ees'
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MARRIED..


CoNASr-RErNoLDs-I Winooskf. at the rssi.
hence Of the brides father, Monday, Oct It'll by
Kew L. Ii. Elliot, Mr.. Edwin s Conant of Bos
V. Reynolds. VI '''H
AYLNG-HAGER-At the residence Of the bri,l4,,
iather' sept 3lth, by Rev. d. W DAYTON Mr. John
Ayhng' and Miss Emma J. Wager, both Of Burling-
BIIss-IIcKok-In Saginaw, Mich. sept. 2.th.
az the residence OF J. A. Hudson, by the Rev A. r.
Johnson, assisted by the Rev tieorge Dulield.
Lu[ehe :. Bliss Of Chicago, H.. 10 Mss Fanny NJ
hlckok of Burlington Vt.
n HooD-BESEnicr-In IiiuesbIrgh. Sept 21i. by
Rev. g. +. Ferrin, air Rufus g. Wood of Water,ard
aud Miss Emma g. Benedict Of Hinespur.h.
DIED.
- CoSNER-ln Shelburn. Oct 9Th. Of Copsupr.ti..r
Chts. a. Conner. aged Al years.
e. FEttksoN-in this city, "Wednesday morning, Oct
Nsr, Osi he stevens infant daughter u b. d. ard
'iAIS r. peterson, aged 10 months
BAKgR-ln Essex junction. Oct %. Rolf, sun
"i t. H. and Ahbie l.. Baker, aged weeks
DREw-At Concord, n H.. n PARALYSIS of the
hf"in' w w. Drew Of this city, AGED 4, years
ssltH-ln Iiine.h ursh. Sept 9oth, at the residence
OF her son. Jas. Miner. ESQ Mrs Rebe.ca IN, rh
aged Fi Years and months
SloSE-Ia Pittsburgh, Sept o.. i--q. Ipsg pl.1,-
neth pfee9ry, wife OF u. G.. Stone. editor o. tle
flattsonfsh Aepu'tczH aged i- years.
MIs' stone was woman of more than ord navy
talent ana many rare qualities. Modest uuas-uu-
NJ Ahd r-hned her character WAS nevertheless us
mat positive nature that gave 10 great force H.r
death is not oui great ln-- to her household lr
U the church and the community Deeply win 500
"e Muufhrl Nl a large circle Uf FuUu- ladies' S. il
were her pupils, and who 90 ,lav fLer burial
participate in decorating r1g Church and -r-.,.H-
Hei -id'e WIN upWers- $50 long lus Mrs STONE
been identified with the s1-letv .f riltfsIurs tttr
her death s deeply felt ly ,II cts-es >he .-l.laI
eui"Lle- over the desI, but tl ,rF less then fli-
" u.d seem almost ue. .rrt T. Immunity ..ae.I
iereaveGueut.
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nous of tie bg..i.1-sn elsewhere. .r. a...
.le.aste 20 ,be necessities Of their crane. .....
rlc figures We have above eiteI. "a. eel as t..
hug. piles q ready made c.H.u.. ra...a1
n-ra floor TO ceiling. in their sales ta.
proof positive cannot be very small Bslf..
ready ,aade clothing, Of which they age s. I.r.-
emf -arlyins the largest stock I'm Vermont. the
TURKS are doing ma immense and profitable .az-
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legal i}Otites

ALMA L: sAHis, STATE or vrrrosr. ca rrrvpsz
cuAs s.us CJI ssGIa IS T SgrE'sE yg9s
10 the Honorable Supreme Court next [. te hold
en- at burlington, in and for the County q, hits1-
/ gsn, ana State Of Vermont On the first Tuesday or
January A. d. 1863, the petition If Aims H. sship
sb Sei,Gn1, IN tne County Of Chittencen hunbly
shoWeth that on the 18th day OF July. T. q 1870
. she by the name Of Alma H. Bentley, wa, lavvf,Ify
/ married 70 Charles &. Sltin then Of said Jericbs
snd that she continued u live with the said Cbsri.
=. ot9lh IN The faithful discharge OF all TIE duties
incumbent on her the wife Of the SAID Charles q
oshln until the 2lth day o. December A b. l-r7
nnen tne said Charles c. Sahin deserted tho Fe-i-
sySii anu mas ever since for more than three .ea.
Mhoily neglected and refused % live with ar Do
sIuS l9r the petitioner HE vile, and has siolly
nestsSeeu 70 discharge any Of tine duio ucGu,ent
~ Hlh ~ neF husband. She further -h1a-sl thar
ne mas resided ia SAID Jericho, ~ the C.u-ty n
onlttenaen' and tate Of Vermont for the pas four
az, one therefore prays that this honorable
-. W. o'4eT and decree that the pC'it, cr De
divorced from said Charles c y .bin ami rae'a-.I r,
re sole sing and unmarried
SO a'o4 ~ jericho THIS 'th Gay of Noval.,. A. D.
L. F. WILuuR. AIM. s.rfx
Atty for Petitioner,
cSIAIE Of VERMONT , The frs.o.as peti-
toIlI lE ,. CorNIr s. ton havin leon en-
chlttenden County a. the Jauuar. term or saf4
CotfH a D. 500, and il appearing tina. th, ,r ti0a
~ 80 lAIits g. cabin, resided out 90 this State.
-iil i.ut HsE ing hai notice n TIE psudeu-v OF said
petl,iun Therefore DC is ordered tl.+ stiI .. b.,
ln.iAOeI 20 tle January Term Of said Court 900 ia
~ yn t-e hfst lnesiay Of January A. d.. l--i az
burlington and that ,iit Charles g. ~4t.r ham. ID
NEG 20 appear on the first TUESDAY of fs4u,rv D.
~ At Burlington in said tourt au. ~. answer
o. .Ie llres' Ding petition Of Alma L. sluu. is the
Fu VH'-'L "l tald petition AND this urfe- three
weeks in the Burlington Free Press. printed ~
Lur. hSt'n aforesaid. the Il-. INCL. ..I,,ir.t ,n
,' I,-i iy ar ie1-. tx weaS ireroIs 200 tse ue1t
Burn -t'u august 7ta $780,
low" a =. "a WARD Cls.E.
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| y tae District Court 0f the tn'ted States. For
l the District 81 N1-molt.-Il rao n.attor OF Jere-
concerns The uudersi-n hereby give, notice II
his appointment as ass -uee otJer,m-sl y >chohsd,
OF The t0Iuot 81. tllaus the County % Fraukl u
State % Vermont. within said District who has been
adjudged a bankrupt by the said District Court
Dated 40 st. Adams, thi. lsv OF september,
AID. 1869. JOHN j. Isl RGESS,
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AREE>TED.-While the sermon vas being
preached during the morning service at the
Cathedral yesterday, Bishop De Goesbril1d OBJ
served rather suspicious looking character en-
teriug the yestry room. and at once f5'lossei
him in, when he was discovered prying about in
mysterious and stealthy manner. The Bishop
questioned him as to his business but receive g
only eyasive answers until the fellow got near
the door, when he shot of like rocket. The
Bishop then called couple Of members Of the
congregation and dispatched them in pursuit
They soon succeeded il arresting him ini lai--
ing him 20 Jail, shere his person was searched,
When 1t VAS found by paper IN his po-ks, that
ms uame Was Joseph Brandy. and that be was
recently discharged convict from Clinton
Prison. lie Will have his examination to-day.
The neS steamer Grand I,ie. built at Essex,
\. Y, the pas; season, is Row afJst and running
regular trips as a ferry between St. Adams and
p'at'sburgh. She is staunch and powerful
little craft, and is owned by Archibald Fortune.
%, q Essex, J. B. Tobias ofGrand lie. who Is
her captain, and Moss KnoSlton Of hi. CITY
She has all conyeniences and improvements for
rhe safety and comfort Of passengers. and no
doubt will prove fivorite with the travelling |
public.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08

learned the use Of my Wheeler Wi-0.N Ma
chine without personal distraction. l- has been
used nearly twelve years, aitaou' rep jus, 'y
myself aud seam-tre,-es, doing uT t,u'.t SIEVE
ing. estimated AZ $500 annually. AND biis far
to do as good service for lifetime My needle.
are never broken, bu. really worn up TO short
for use. The actual value Of my machine can
not be estimated commercially, nor expressed DO
words Those only can properly Appreciate 70
who have attempted family sewing ty Aaui
New York. Mis-. NJ. NoHu+
Machines far .I'e boy G. G.. Z = = EH-.'ct.
Burlington.
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Special inducements are now offered To- sut-
s--e for the Fir Pass. So So. forth 20 200.
other column.
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Ch;ttcnden County Court.
Hon. JoHS PIEEroIST, PTes'd'"g 'Ha2e'
Hon. RUSSELL }. MoRsE' first Judqei.
Hon. SuTTH WRIGHT. )


THURSDAY, Sept so
In Clark apt. rs estate of Charles Miller the
rl.iD,if rested his case, when the court adourn-
ddl last evening. This morning the defendants
,.ar-el opened with the plea Of performance TO
which iac couuse. for plaintiff objected Tor want
Of ,aa,ien, notise as required by Sect. TO- en-
ss. u g. s The court sustained the objection
and the case was continued. the plaintiff slgni-
+, his intention to carry up the point oi
law.
Tie jury in the case Of Riley rs J. P. Wheeler
ct az. returned verdict for the defendants CIV
ing them their costs.
Geo NJ. KiId-r, Of Swanton, re- F. c. Ken
rely Of Wiuoosl, Frank Brooks OF Bolton and
Geo. W. Kennedy of Waterbury, was then COM
mence1 This j. an action Of trespass on the
freehold, PHI claiming damages to the amount Of
$500, for certain timber cut by order OF the
defendants from Lot No. 125, lying on joiner
Brook. in the town 4 Bolton.
R. H. Star, and E II. Hard for the plaintiff,
G. " Kennedy and r. J.. Phelps for defend
ants
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MAGNoMA WATER Superior 10 tAe beet ir-
portei German Cologne, ard sofa at half 'i'
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-18
THE DYER COURT OF INQUIRY.
Findings OF the Court.
General Dyer Sustained.

The opinion of the Cour: Of Inquiry IN the
case of Brevet MsJor General A. Il. Dyer,
Chief Of Ordnance, was promulg from the
War Department this afternoon, a. O'Clock.
The findings OF the court cover about eighteen
printed pages, and after reviewing the facts III
the case closes with the following opinion:
Orini0n.-The Court rs therefore of the opin =
Ion mat no further proceedings are necessary
IN the matter OF the complaints against Briga-
der and Breyet Ma or General A. Is. Dyer.
Chlef of Ordnance, IN his administration OF
the Ordnance Department, As contained IN The
Report Of the Joint Select Committee on Ord
nance, and the testimony accompanying the
same, reported to the Senate of the Unted
States July l.. 1855.
The foregoing report and opinion have been
laid before the Secretary of War and by hlm
submitted 10 me President, ana the following
are the Iders IN the case
Er.cutirc Mansion, Washington ID. u, Nav
II, lS69.-l have exam med the proceedings OF
the Court of Inquiry in the case OF Brigadler
and Brayet MAJOR General A. Il. Dyer, Chief
OF Ordnance, and approve the Findings and
spInio n" OF the Court, and they are he -eby ap-
proved and confirmed. u :. GRAsT.
The Court OF Inquiry of which MAJOR Gen =
eral George III. Thomas is President is hereby
dissolved.
By command of General Sherman.
T.. ID. TOWNSEND. AdJutant General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-18
81 Female BARRIERS are a success in Lon

]Female BARRIERS are a success in London,
because they have such a cutting way with
Them IN scraping acq uaintaRces.
~ Ii is believed that the total value Of gifts
70 the Pope ON his Jubilee will reach four mil
lion dollars.
- Isabella's head still ornaments Spanish
postage stamps 1t gives her reb-llious SUBJ
lects an opportunity TO punch il, You know
~The Philadelphia carpenters held a meet.
ing Friday evening TO fix a uniform rate of
wages, and agreed upon S3 81 per uay.
~ The first Catholic church in Chicago was
built IN le:}3. Now there are IN .hat CITY n
converts, ~ churches. a Catholic population of
NS D o, and 1890 parochical scholars.
1The Newport X. H. News says that four
neuses nave been let for the summer in that
city at rents amounting 10 s6.Gn. There lie
quite rush for summer quarters.
~ The New Orleans Times thinks there Is
nothing remarkable In the fact of the young
woman In Des Moines, Iowa, apprenticine
EerselI TO q timer, considering woman's
proNeroial love for soft solder"
~Judge Watts, OF North Carolina, has sem
fenced Gus. Baker, Jim Thomas and George
Bayline, the Wade Ditch m urderers 10 be hung
on Friday, the 2eth instant, at Halifax Court
house.
~"El Dorado" is the name of n ne wsnanar
recently started in San Francisco IN the in lar
ess OF working women. Itfurnishes empIoy- :
ment to twenty women as writers. compositors
carriers, business agents, &c. The paper is
edited with much ability f~seA -
rs On the lith of September neg, an inan.
trial ex hlbition will be opened in San Ersne,s
co. Inc Ceiestials as we'll as all terresriaIs ara
invited to help. are
Last year two thrifty Germans purchased
sisnly acres OF land in Southern Tennes.as
Inns season tney gathered straw berries enon.h
from Tour ACRES OF II to pay for the whole trsst
IL is said that Chinese laborers hsxs haen
employed 10 considerable extent in sa,eroIn :,
tns louisiana parishes, and have given good
9Seventy. eight young men usrs aam,,,sd
10 the bar on Wednesday, BY the General term
dIcial district. e'y Ju-
SIne people Of st. Mary and New Iberia,
sociation, in order TO meet ths increasing de-
manos Tor laoorers in that portion Of the State.
ABOUT sixty thousand acres of land are
sassIussd 10 be sold at Lake City, Florida, on
sae,nr n. uesday In June next. BY the tax col.
iec'or OF lCumberland county, for taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-18
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
q HlGAG0 ITENIS


Railroad Maiters-M-,hodist CIer.ym.u
Opposed to Decorating the >oiSirr,.
graves on Suuday-W omen Cannot Ian
the v. VI. 4. A.-Maior Gen HaucocL n,
st. Paui-Murder Ar,id,r,
CHICAGO. May Is.-ResoIutions were tntr,.
duC"d ia the Common Councils last night I,r,
posing 20 te>t the CoDs,ItutIonshty of thu "A NJ
passed by the General Assembly of IlliDn,s
last winter conveying the Lake front 70 IN.
Illinois Central. Mich igan Central ami I'hI-
cago. BnrlIng ,on and g quincy Railroads
The Methodist clergymen Of THIS cry me-
yesterday and aSssd resolutions srrOnrly pro-
testing against the performance on the Sanbsth
day Of the ceremony of decorating The sOldie->
graves.
Tn" Young Mems Christian Association mas
passed r. solution that women should NOT D..
allowed 10 become membsrs OF the ASSOCIATION.
MAJOR General Hancock arrived al ~ PAM
yesterday with his staff, 10 take command Of
the DepaT.neH: OF Dakota, with headq quariers :
al 81. Paul.
Iess1nE, VINO murdered has step-chIld tyn
wears ago, AID was arrested at Burlington
Iowa, has been cOEN Ictsd OF murder al -.
Peters, MINI, On cIrcUmstapciu evidence
Inc prisoner was deeply affected.
VIM HolgUsn was instantly killed a. Water
town. MINI, yesterday, oy the oIsCharge OF \
gun, III" sock Of which was kicked by has
horse.