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sc T,eleeraph.1 MEnlpnp. June %.
NCoTroNE Elmer A. 32zea'ci receipts "
bales eXpDfts, ~ - les
FLouHR--lj b changed.
WHEAr-New sI 1871 -.
C0RN- sales ylLc- - 81
HAY-e24a@j Cl ..
GSoPN MrAb-Dull at&3 1904 Is.
TorK 81 80 and less firm.
LARD-zlHZ1c.
B1coE-Less active; shoulders l5c, and
s des I0c.
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PoPULAR. = Sycamore Street, on
which the cong,omerate gravel has
been spread, has already become quite
popular with the draymen, who seem
to prefer it to any other street.
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ADJOURNED.-The Board of Equal
ization got through their labors yes
terday, and in the evening adjourned
sine die. The Board have labored
arduously. and have endeavored to
make the assessments as full and per
feet as possible.
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DIDN'T ExHIBIT-The tight-rope
walker didn' exhibit yesterday after
noon, the rope having been taken
down. He was not very successful In
this city,
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COURTESY to strangers is a marked
feature in the management of the
American House, Boston. La the
excellence Of It's appointments it is
equalled by few hotels in the country.
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RUNAwAY.-A horse ridden by
little son of Mr.. Semonin, got scared,
yesterday afternoon, and ran away,
throwing the lad on the sidewalk and
injuring him somewhat, although we
are not informed as to the extent of
his injuries.
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GRATEFUL.-The heavy rain of yes
terday was gratefully welcomed in the
city by our over-heated populace, bat
just how well it suited the farmers We
are not prepared to say.
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ENTIRELY NEW. = Just received
some more of those beautiful large
dining Casters, also Fruit Stands, en-
tirely new in design. Call and see
them at GELssLER & DELANG s,
e.ie29-2bB - " 54Main Street.
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BB- We expect this morning to re-
ceive another box Of the Perfumed
Ink. Those who called after our
former supply was exhausted, can
now be furnished by calling at the
JOURNAL OFFICE, next door to the
Post Office.
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A MAGNIFICENT FLowER.-Atle least
one thousand persons stopped in front
of DIR. Hallock's show window last
night to admire a full blown Night
Blooming Cereus. The plant had
been placed there late Monday evening
by Mr.. Edgar Dunk, one of our most
successful florists, in order that
all might be able to see this
rare and most exquisite flower. AL
though well advanced, it was doubtful
whether or not it would bloom last
night, hence, no notice was given.
During the afternoon its progress was
very rapid, and by z P. NJ. it was we'll
developed, and up to IL O'Clock there
was large crowd constantly around
the window, gazing upon its match
less beauty. The corol or corolla
of the flower is from FIVE to six inches
long. In the calyx the sepals are
separate and very small, eqaalling in
number double that of the petals.
These separate parts turned back we'll
towards the stem, which is at least
nine inches long. The petals mum
Der twenty four. nearly six inches
long, aud at the broadcast part about
one inch wide, though not uniform,
some Of them being not more
than half an inch wide. The petals
are pure white, looking like wax.
The stameus are very numerous, and
most delicate, the pollen being abund-
ant, and with the delicate flaments,
looked at first sight like spides- webs,
filed with pollen. The pistil is long
and straight, with largely developed
stigma. Altogether it is one of the
most exquisite productions of the floral
kingdom. At midnight the flower
was fully developed, and was exceed
ingly lovely, though not as perfect as
weshaye seen them in more Southern
climes. There was another bud upon
the cactus, which is quite large
and trained around much in the
shape Of rustic chair back,
but it fell off last night just as the
other was commencing to develop, the
stock manifestly lacking sufficient
vitality to develop both. Those who
rise very early this morning may see
some of its rare beauties. 1t is very
ephemeral, and lasts but for a night.
Shortly after midnight the beauti-
full flower began to fade, or rather, as
it were, to retire. The long and deli
cate sepals which had folded back to-
swards the stem. again folded down
over the petels. like the delicate fin
gers Of modesty attempting to hide
the face of beauty.
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BIANIFEsr STEAMER Fanny y andels.
from Nashville 10 Paducah and Evans
vile, Trip IS Juhea %. 1850. Paducah-- Hale,
BucHner g. CO., nhds. tobacco. New or
g. ans III ~. Bryan, II hhds. tobacco.
Eyausville-E. *. Duna erson a. 90, hhds
tobacco; wv. IL, FORD, " 90. w eldOn Bro. p
q Co. 2 do: Marap, CFardner Il CO., Box
bNtfter. 2 do. eggs; Finney, B0wles & DO,
Is ale boxes box elitss;8 Wheeler q Rigs,
half bbi. mackerel. ] caddy tObaccOs j. q.
q j. g. IA, box picks; lglehaft q Bro.
300 feet cedar lumber owners, 1900 lbs.
scrap Irod; Charles Wilhelm, % ale bxs.
Louisvtllc-Greenc A. Co., 4 box bottles +.
Brldgeford AZ Co.. 80 sbe eta boiler iron.
CIucinuatf-J. ~ 5. g. Sack, tyoX shoes II
Barr, S.233 feet cedar posts.
AfANIFEsT-Of the steamer armada from
Cairo TO evansville, June GA Reese, i
roli leather; s RufuF, Jr a co. 3 casks ba-
con, OK do; Ragan q Co, L money pkges
Babcocss a Steel I box Fendnek Bros, 2
boxes tobacco; q Wired a 90. 4 box cheese: :
Mr. Clements buif; Vim HHiinner, psgs
castings; Mariir, Gardner * Co. 10 binds
tOD9cc ): r. II Dunkerson * Co. 50 bhds 10
baceo; Cap BaiimaB, shaft5il box and
crank: Z q Van Ripper, " hhds tobacco.
FOR MadisOn-i9 empty ale bbis
For UiuciDRati-25 beer kegs.
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GELE.HELP FOR THE ERRTNG.-
~ Words of Cheer for Young Men who
have fallen victims to SOCIAL EVILS,
and desire a better MANHOOD. Sent In
sealed letter envelopes, free. of charge.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
2. PhiIadelphia, "a.
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FOURTH OF JULY.-It seems to be
generally understood that our citizens
will observe next Monday for the
Fourth of July, and that all business
will be suspended on that day. This
is right and proper, and all the work
ingmen will say amen. We under
stand that our German fellow citizens
will have celebration of some kind
on Sunday, but the mass of our peo-
pie will, we presume, observe Monday.
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PFa5oNAL.-Among the strangers
in the City yesterday we note E. j.
Rogers, Esq, and several other gen.
tlemen. of New Harmony, Col. Geo.
W. German, of Owensville, and Col.
VIM. j. May, principal owner Of the
steamer Norman. From Mr.. Rogers
we learn that the wheat crop in Posey
is immense. and that it is now fully
ripe, and that there is dangerOf waste
from want of hands to harvest it. A
large number Of reapers are at work,
and he was seldom out of hearing of
reaper from New Harmony to this
city, yet it is feared they will not be
able to save all the crop.
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BASE BALL.-The return game be-
tween the single and married men
will be played this afternoon, if the
weather permits. The young men,
having received several accessions TO
their ranks, expect different result
from the last. OF course, the sympa-
thies of the ladies are with the mar
ried men-the wives, because they de-
sire their husbands TO prove that they
are the smartest and the best, and
the single ladies because they want
to get married.
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81 All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'S. I'm

"a t. G. Bridweli & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perlumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and RocE, bridge Alum Waters.
ia17-tf
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Bg- Indclible Pencils make an in
delible mark, for sale at the JOURNAL
Office.
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Ia For fine, new and beautiful
Watches, Jewelry or Silver Ware. go
to GEIssLER q DELANG's,
ie20- 2t
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FOURTH OF July CELEBRATION
We learn that the Christian portion
of the community in the vicinity of
the Henderson Ferry, will hold a
basket meeting on the Fourth at
Watts Grove, in Union Township.
Quite a number Of ministers are ex-
pected to attend, and the services will
commence at 10 o'clock in the morn
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B% Just received at the New York
Grocery, 20 boxes fresh Lemons.
Jest
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BG- Read the advertisement o.
+" Lost" in the thirty cent column.
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BD- Carriers Ink for sale at the
JOURNAL Office.
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FOE. RENT.

ROUSE- On Fourth Street, between
1I Main and Syca nCre, a double three
story brick with { w good store-Tooms
Will be rented seaaI atelY or together.
GOOD accom- Inodatf y + for two separate
families. For further articnlars apply TO
Street. e ga, junl5 dtf
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"a Don't forget that Geissler &
Delang can manufacture to order any
thing in the line of solid gold Jewelry,
Chains, Rings &c, &c. All goods
warranted Strictly as represented, at
81 Main Street. je29 2t
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LOST.

%ONER-A roll OF m ~ney with a rub
lAk Der around IL. The finder will be lib
orally rewarded by leaving It at this Office
- OX-On the road between Evansville
- aud McGutchenvif.e Tor few NJ lies
beyOnd) n small WOODEN box con ainlng
articles Of little value to any one but the
owner. The finder leaving ID AT the OUR
nal. ONCE will be suitably rewarded. Jt2S
wEDNBsDA .....................-..JUNE 30, 1873.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Only one case
was disposed of by this court yester-
day.
Lew. Colvin, hummer" was ar
ralgned on the charge of malicious
trespass, for smashing up the furni-
ture IN Grace Howard's house some
time ago. He was tried by a Jury.
who returned verdiet of guilty, aud
he was sentenced to pay d fine of $l2.
and 60 to Jail for ten days. The court
adjourned until this morning.
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PUBLIC CIsTERNs.-The following
are the locations of the new FIRE els
terms that are to be builtlby Jas. Par
felt, the contractor:
Corner of Sixth Street and First
Avenue. .a.rs..E
Corner Seventh and Mary Streets.
Corner Sixth and Edgar Streets.
Corner Second Avenue and Eighth
Street. a--I.
Corner Fulton Avenue and Ninth
Street.
Corner Sixth Avenue and Sixth
Street. EfrEa HeH
Corner of Wheeler and Governor
Streets.
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SICKNEss.-A good deal of sickness
prevails in the city, principally among
children. The prevailing complaint
seems to be cholera infantum, and
quite a number of deaths have oc-
Cured within the past two weeks.
Green apples, etc.. are just beginning
to come in. and parents should be
careful about letting their children
eat as much as they please of the
green trash with which our mar
kets will soon be filed.
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Tom THUMB.-The original Ameri-
can Tom Thumb, (not the GeneraD,
was in the city yesterday. He is quite
small, is about thirty-four years old.
and has travelled extensively, having
been exhibited throughout the United
States. We are informed that he re-
sides at present at Washington, Da-
vIess County. in this State. The little
man attracted considerable attention
while FORMULATING through the city.
GERMAN THEATRE.-The perform
ance at Mozart Hall last night, was
pronounced by those who were in
attendance, as very fue, although the
audience was not as large as we ex-
pected to see, or the merits of the
play deserved. Miss Anna Wagner
Marting made a decidedly favorable
impression, and was enthusiastically
applauded-
1t has been decided, we are in
formed. to give another performance
next Friday night, at Mozart Hall.
on which occasion a fine bill will be
presented. 1t is hoped and expected
that the hall will be crowded.
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Lonvca Ioul8rlilr HNfUh
D PEI. cfffVAu D'ulfa0Efa I
foitHd me- auu INIu WIS., fiH
SION.
Lemves aFfIIn Ou #hIA H#N
go. ntlrtfI = b .caiTNug Dn
Vrru0u ard Iafufu ur TWO HNLI.
BACH.
tte urulnk. IsHVfH EFauH#
TTItDA 81. IulF al nL lH HHHH
arrive nt floHIfvll n Monday q
The GREET WESTERLY fHH H.
fsfrlhg HHA BIHHal nNH nEeN
un Ocemsigns
perH6ua desiring Do Vlaif w HHuH.
will hTva ample Zinc 90 NNHHaHH .NI#
wonder OF uHiDra "a. I0 rrjnlu tHH
her rcturu. either uu ur dow HH
carlrd nt half fare .....
AT GIItt
I IT. WooEBIiE hupt ||U
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GRAND CARNIVA WE.
e x 9 u r. $
Ok
Steamer QufcIfstcI
n USI o.
III RTHi
MFR RIWEN

During tho week common.
Monday. July 5th. and and.ne
urday, July lOfh, tho steamer Qu
step will give an Excursion fo hu
Vile or Cairo, and return. af
HALF TILE REGULtR RATES.
Arriving aud departing oa soho.
time.
PHriies desiring t0 embart 1
belle 7ttfese viii meet ih un
passed accommodation
whose Wand age prepared With
curean taste and r0ady attention.
tho qualification On every ut
Tickets for EOund Trip naf Ff
fjnn21 dGfl
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BI~ For pure Drugs, Chemi Gals
Liquors aud fine Perfumes. Hair Oils
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go 10 the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
BD- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. 4. ID. HEIMAN's.
SOME bargains IN Lama and silk
points and rotondes at Hughes.
? To LET.-Having more room thar
is necessary for our business, we will
rent part of our house, (ND. 30
North Water Street, to a good, re-
sponsiblc party, on reasonable terms.
j. q. DUsODCHET Il Co
Evansville. Ind, june z, 1869. If
BG-s The Best standard brands Of
Flour for sale in the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiaga Mills,
Telegraph Mills
Bingham's Moon Light,
and a variety of v grades of super
fine.
apo Il. d ALLIs & Co,
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FOR. SALE.

(OTFAGE-A frame cottage, corner of
~ Second Avenue and Seventh Street,
one square from the street railroad, con-
tanning four rooms, cellar, porch, &c.
west corner of Second Avenue and Eighth
STR ed. I,amasco Iiuni5 dim
r uMBER-I00.O 600 feet two-inch hem ioek
Ia lumb Der, at cost price, by KAPPLEk q
SALMON, corner Division and Canal SIS
ma13 dIf q n w
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of ODER
dorfer vs.. Gavisk was not concluded
yesterday, the further consideration
of the case having been postponed un-
til July 18th, in order to give both
parties time to procure additional tes-
timony. The court adjourned until
next Monday.
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PERFECTLY
EXCRUCIATING

Day GOODs too cheap to give away.
Our entire stock will be closed out
before shutdown. Grenadines at Gee,
worth 81 90 New York Store.
J. T. 4 S. A COOLIDGE,
ie25s1w No 80 Main Street.
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A FINE GALLERY.-We had the
pleasure yesterday of looking through
the Photographic Gallery of w. T..
Worthipgton & Company, on the
corner of Main and Second Streets.
The reception room, which is on the
second floor, is elegantly fitted up,
and among other conVeniences, we
noticed fine piano for the use of the
lady visitors. We were shown some
beautiful photographs executed at this
gallery, which will bear comparison
with the best. They have a new mann
moth solar camera, for taking life-size
pictures. They make speciality of
porcelain AMI wateh-dial pictures,
and invite those desiring fine pictures
to give them a call Mr. Worthington
is assisted by Mr.. Armsby, and they
will be pleased to have visitors call
AID look through the gallery.
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Strand Excursion
WYANDoTTE o1VE ND
Half faro rate


Tho elegant Steamer
.feg.h FE'nr.AAnum
WIN lcnvo Evauael f. Tu
DAY, JUS tsft ntB O'Clock p.H EMnI..
curslumiHfH IfIm thlH nifw HHH nM
above 90 reuwnrth, Inc. .l.ur u
from tue lHFelt arriving fhfIn un Hr
nt ~ NJ. Returning. VIII WhU IH.m
board nt Leatcuwouh uu feLIrIH" n.
p M arriving nt Evansville ru ".u.
Jolly 1ih. al g Iihf.
This frrarR smout VIII give nrn..
ISIS nmpi time tn giHIf fha
"a splendid Brass and Htr.uH Nnu
nccnmTnH TIE NNcurHiHufHt#
Passengers for t.n uoHuH IHIu IU."
points on thr river Gao hHlf fata
JAMES MATH
hIIi Ea WAftlt
II. s.. WooLF1LK. rup'L
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AN ANlaHEMHH #HHH
DRY Coon The unrrref a. .......
JDDbers Gre occupied rs .fnazI.
changes ~ nurtnncn are fn
nWopl cotton Unread, Geo 81 EHMrM
lMfte g0Ha# now IouH an ahsn If
nc. l2tRc. HfefrInEia fls tfHFn U-..
H5fc.. Stafford Hfoln. t1fta t... I'm.
latter can be obtained "a art... ....
l,o,i il41i et Dci roHuiae and I0uH .I
~ eiA tQi0 Ioba % fae.s fn In..H
threads There . no Qhnure.
n. Cihik'ai u 1cE lg rnIaua
iMesiie- Doti0uH very drm U#Ine *.
tnikh price ~ faW material. lM Wool
Ihluchlilaa are worth SIZES
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EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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EFFECTs OF Notwithstanding
the low water season last year, we re
peatedly urged the City Council to
have the Locust Street Sewer repair
ed. One hundred and fifty or two
hundred dollars would have repaired
it then, aud a thousand more would
have completed the mouth of the
sewer so as to prevent further dam
age. The work was not done, and the
breach has been gradually increasing
ever since, and under the influence of
the recent rains a broad. deep chasm
has been washed out, which will re-
quire thousands Of dollars to repair
La addition to this, several serious
accidents have happened, the result
of this negligence. A large space of
ground caved in there yesterday, in
Guiding a considerable portion of the
paved wharf The water is too high
now to permit its repair, and it is
daily growing worse.
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s1 Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. 4. ID. HEIMAN's.
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GKAtD FOURTH 0F JUI
EXCUT Cpr
Tho fleet and afennuf If4aHfFI..
MORNING STAR

T VIZ l %ai.q Fo'''n Of 'os ~"
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SOME bargains IN Lama and silk
points and rotondes at Hughes
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this city.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-22
Strangers Guide.

TIME Y. 81. c A. meets every Monday evening
/ at their rooms over VIM. n. Smiths store,
Main Street
Champluin Chapter No; Il. 4. NJ. meets the
third Wednesday evening in each month, at
their hall in Union block, Main street
Columbus Council No. |, Il. 4 $. NJ meets the
second "Wednesday evening III each mouth, at
their hall in Union Block
Franklin Lodge No. 4, f. 4. NJ, meets the
tirst Wednesday evening in each month at Their
hail iii Union Block, Main Street
Englesby Lodge No. 81 +. * y. NJ meets the
fourth Wednesday evening in each month"; at
their hall in Union Block, Main Street.
Crystal Fountain, Temple of Honor No. meets
every Tuesday evening ut their Hall IN Brrnes
Clock Lake Street
81 Adams Lodge No 30, l. @. OF q. T. meets
every Friday evening al their Hall in Barnes
Block, Lake Street.
Rising sun Lodge No. |. q. of &. 7. meets
every Saturday evening, at st. Adams Bay.
81. John the Baptist Benevolent Society tCa-
nadian) meets on the first and third "Wednesday
evening of each month at their hall over T.. II
Huntingtons Store
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SATURDAY EVENINGS performance
of John, ton's Dramatic Troupe was II
very pleasing entertainment. Shake-
peare's Comedy entitled Katherine
and Petruchio" was we'll rendered, Miss
Gcrmon taking the part of" Katherine"
and Mr.. Johnston that of Pctluchic.N
The conclu ding play, "Ireland as it
was" however, seemed to give the best
satisfaction. Judy O'rrotn was most
admirably characterized 10y Miss Ger
mon and Mr. JohEston's rendering of
the part of " Dan O'Carolan was also
capital. Ragged Pat" in the person of
Mr.. Henderson, was one o. the bcs fcG-
lures of the play, and his part WINS most
satisfactorily performed. Mr.. Ncrney
as Old Stone,N Mr.. Middleton a. "Neil
O'Carolan," Mr.. Collins as " Mons. Noy-
age Mr.. Russell rs 4" Slang and Miss
La Forest a. " Itonor." acted well the
parts they assumed.
Tonight will be pr sen,cd Fanchon,
the Crickct-Mliss Gcrmon appearing as
Fancion.
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WILL PRESENTED.

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court
District Of Grandlsle, SIS. holden at the Probate
ONCE III North Hero, within and for the District
OF Grand Isle, on the 10th day of March, A.
D., 1869
Present Hon. H. W. Allen, Judge.
An Instrument, purporting to be the last viii
and Testament of Mary Ann Sewel, late of AL.
burgh, in said district, deceased being presented
here by Mary Ann Odell, of Alburgh, the Execu-
trix therein named, for Probate, it is or
dered by said Probate Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at ses-
sion of said court, to be holden at the Probate
once inNorth Hero, in said district, on the 10Th
day OF April, A. u. 1863, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, and show cause, if any they have,
against the probate of said Will-for which pur-
pose II Is further ordered, that copy of the re-
cord be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
the VERMONT TRANSCRIPT a weekly newspaper
printed at st. Adams, in this State, as soon as
to said l9th day of April, A. d. 1869 'O'
oo, Attest, b. GORDON,
-oo'o Register.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-22
Thursday, the Eighth Day of April

meAt, day Of Fasting, Humiliation and
Prayer.
Let us on that day, AZ people, turn aside
from our ordinary pursuits, and in humble con-
triton for our sins, seek the favor of Almighty
God, that all our labors may be blessed with the
p!enteous fruits of His Providence
Let come unitcdly unto the Throne of
Grace, seeking for the light, as revealed in our
Lord Jesus Christ.
Let us invoke the Divine favor upon our be-
loved country, and upon all called to administer
the Government, thereof, that they may have
the "sph.. of wisdom and understanding, the
spirit of counsel and might, the spirit Of knowl-
edge, and the fear Of the Lord
Given under my hand, and the Seal Of the
State, i'll the Executive Chamber at
Rutland, this Sixteenth day Of March,
in the year of our Lord ono thousand
IT,. s. eight hundred and sixty-ninc and of
the Independence of thy Uuited
States the nincty-third
JOHN b. PAGE
BY the Governor,
s. T.. BURNHAM,
Secretary OF Civil and Military Affairs