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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

CusroN House. EoRYoLK, Va.
CoILgcToRs OFFICE Sept a. 1863
I AN AUTHORIZED by the Hon. GEO. s.
BOUTWELL, SecretaIt OF the Treasury TO offer FOR SAR at
PUBLIC Auction TUESDAY October H. 1862 the Custom.
House, Norfolk, at ~ O'Clock "a,
THE OLD UNITED STATES
MARINE HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
Situated on sshiDgon Point u County o. Norfolk
The building brick hight and constructed
fronts Elizabeth River
iuch With equal frontage two wide
the entire prems. Jeing iDcOs 81 with solid htiek wall
praneriy beautifully located we'll adapted
class academy public resort ADD
the could be moed thereby making one Of the
tful and attractive private residences In The Stale.
Prom It's commanding situation excellent views can be had OF the
rounding Of the Elizabeth River far belle. Grassy leland
These premises gT their close prIniy to the e Of Norfolk
real estate rapidly advancing mshs most desirable
and well worthy the attention " cal tAisiS
TERMS or SALE:
Three hoHsAsd dollars 5OO0 the day the balance IN
four ~ equal payments the TO he made on
the reh 2 ds Of January 1870 with interest from day Of sale
until paid.
AB are the Of the purchaser make the payments
above viii involve Jstse 10 the Government Of the payments
eeadY made All lids made subject Of the
Tetf Of Ire Treasury the Department reservng the right reject
or all bds deemed the Interests Of the Government
certificate Il sale will be given The Successful bidder upon the
eepsBc Of h d by ~ Of the and deed
cntei WIEN the lest payments shall bave bean made
this ones@ LkHls W. WKBH Collector
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
Ifl DELAWARE LACkAwANsA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD

pspo rswYot foot Barclays and foo. Of ChristophsrH
gUhMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY Nav 10. lsos
MAIL TRAIN connecting At DenVe With Boonson Br.neh
Chester Waterloo With Sussex for An
dover Newton at Washington with the D. L. and o r
Gap strosdug Scranton aud Great Bend and all points 90 the Lack
Boubarg Delaware and Hudson X Rd al Easson
Lshsh suqnshabuA for Bethlehem Allentown hauss
M;5o m LFHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Hsw.h Morris
town Dover Pbpburg and Bson
psets at Phpsburs Bel Del for Bs,dsre he and at
with L. " for Bethlehem. Allentown haush Chunk add
wLkssbsne. -. .~,,,ss -. =. IN. Al, n
All n for Water Gap Stroufsbus and Scranton al Dover
Win Cbs,.T r. r.; and 1, Waterloo with susssI r. r.
S;M. N and ago TO SUMMIT and intermediate rsona
$50 1890 and ilito and SEQ $50 800 $50 $50 and
ll:Is M 10 SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stsiionl
lao m ara 500 p 10 MORRISToWN and intermediate
SO D m MORRTsTowN EXPRESS
70, NEWARK At $50 1880 $780, $3.50 1870 H. lD iipa
o. 800, $40 $50 49, 9o $50 6;io $50 1;+s s ssd
H,ppIooMffHIp lsd MoETCLAIR AZ 9: 30 lliO0 $50
. .ya s.IO D. m BsCHoCH, Assistant Superintendent
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
IN srMMpn 10 Ipnnrurnr

~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
r..., Station IL S..Yofi sors.r o. r"sS,y .s.n.A.. and
r'arH TsSs k" LEAVE sE Ss'i iss''As
For New Haven and Bhdgepor tEL) ioo nj HIS EIls
90 ~ s IS s sS r." F.s:a Southport. and w..pe D
b. scI..l, : .!Es{ $$n:%.r, n'" rr, at' D."
~ f b.a. ny III : sSs M r' u.s. %, $50 .uas@s
For si.nford Erl; ii?oa M R;I' tErl 'ia HIh
~ =, 60 M -. 'IG 80 n 1 is 5 Rs $50 $50 '
FOR por, Chester and ni.rmsdl,.. station, ala uol ni''
%" 49, $780, $40 ' coS nj eli ffRAIss
y y R RS,sS. ii, ii. s sP:sS S. a., az en-
s:,:is "a r'!:1 1 Pr s s.
fsTr nsrtOri PTs,dsue F.Ai Railroad I) nj n
Fer New Haven HsrLoudou and stonlnros Railroad q, H.
'' ~, Canal R.ro,d H. sud 1900 m to Williamsburg
Yor Housatosle Railroad. sA m and nsSou
ss s.'; & s. and
rsP New .c.usaa Railroad iaIs 49, and ''Srm
c.anodss' sleeping Cars ''.'sia JAMES aS Si sspsa..
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT Of
o g. s.na.s srsS Va %s
S. TO- .ss W S S III n s, sst
For south and South West $50 N; ao' p "a r. o.D
ros Jss NJ s s:as 70 Ciatina.s and Chicago
s s c r: S.
th This the onlJ hns Running through ca" 10
01 aSs a. iss s'"' JACKSON General Superintendent
NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD.
On .ad amer MONDAY Inr 30 1869 passenger trains will ran
fellows: -. - q
ais as $50 s:&S 1890 litoa 7:13 $780, to e's
So w s.t sss ,s% w T.
IL fai W. skwrah 81 sSs @ SIS s% s "a,
ans sB $40 gis5 1850, ii40 11s T. }, 3;S, AN%
& k,2s btx5S 4 $50 $50, 1854. ll;t0 Pm.
KICKER, Superintendent
H.P. BALDWIN. Geo. Passenger Agent
SOUTH SIDE RAIhlRsQpAAlD o, OF s .o. LONG S.SS..
the the Roosevelt and Grsnd,t Fsriss .loi
~ a. H. Mail aud Passenger for PaehoGueI 10 n Tor msrnex
$50 D. m Erprsu 10 Patchogus $50 n, Aeeommoc,ton o'
Ihp-on Saturdays ihrosga PaShegas o.. M yu, s,ssp,
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9ution Sails Of Stal 6statt.

~~~~
BY s '5 Sj$S 4 I, SSi'II rs
~ REAL A zsThTS SSRRtoUkKns.
Civ n.S SS .S Stores: Lou: co"sy Farms Sssst 1
rented Loan, @ A1siSa sales
At GcIock. OF SC Tx tPiRRRMrsEs.
GREAT EXCURSION SALE Iy5y
FREE Hl GRf,ar SALE fH OF D'
s" eS sand H Ss s % j.snt
nue. IL the Place sSd 10 gshs 's by
trains o health and is . s1q Son 9pS x s' So1r.
Which vii aao drives tle eoa.s Seven beautiful cot
s%sETwobrd. remain mortgage on all sums Of saw OF
over on " ' ALSO sG'1 zT siSE ri T fsp AND PLACE
IS ACRES q; SUDDm IdES INTO
xKs sTT ThE MR IN sGSEP cn6aRcn.
Broadway beautiful drive 100 feet wide with Ine s.1s st,s
property Is 'P 81 he .s.. x sI Re
FREE TICKETS ready with map Gf ts MitLKR
No Is Nassaust, Hew-Y0rE
A,Ia,,O o'clock. on the Srenises at S'EiOvn' LII
FREE EXCURSION ppPp rrycu
UNPARALLELED OPPORTUNITY TO sEGysE LOTS ON THE
EASIEST TE 5BBSSSt - fSS SALE mo-
pr so,r s $40 SkTh 4Sb IL SMALL PARCELS
in SssCxG SSS%U%' !. ssiiaD a
os Sofssa1s s Point IS pures gsop.y -four P min
Once dwellings REm s'Essis ~ graded
~ IA glv small parcels terms easy that al may secure
W F'u r's" HOMESTBAUS or THEIR OWN
Take Hunters Point Ferry boat 81 we Io OF
Clip PSnt and ss board johnson for
toTn Free tickets and maps ready at the Office Of
'e" JOHNSON & MILLER, Is Nasssu'st, NJ l.
MONDAY OCTOBER II.
GREAT EXCURSION SALE
SPLENDID BUILDING LOIS,
CARISTABT MOUNT PLEASANT PARK, N j.,
~ RUTHERFORD PARK STATION
Mans and free tickets now ready for distribution.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER a.
1000 LOTS AND VILLA PLOTS,
NORWOOD, n. j.
ard e redv 10 DAYS the sale At the oe of
JOHNSON & MILLER, IS NaSau-st n T.
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antion Salts Of Sial Gsiat..

Sutton Sails Of Sial estate.
A. j. BLEsoKER AuetiOnea.
GREAT SALE
IORILLARD ESTATE
AT PoRDHAM,
AT AUCTION,
BY decree Of the Supreme Court
A. J. BLRECKER, SON CO. IN sell at suction or
TUESDAY, 2GTH OCTOBER,
Oh The premises Foham the magnificent Loi property containing
NEARLY 400 ACRES.
spcndy laid by Gen. ve villa plots and village lots on
beautifully graded avenueshe whole constituting the most
extensive and
IMPORTANT SALE EVER MADE
whesr County Reference to be made TO the Auctoneer' "
Cedast Ruggles wat, aud O. TOtsou, 46 Er
change place and also at the Of Predk W. White Fordham
where carriage viii be in waiting parties to tie property
Maps at II Cedars. Oct g.
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- IsLASD.-WiNTER ARRANGsMgSr-o On and .hsr October
the will Roosevelt and Grsndtt Fsrriss
O. Mail aud Passenger for PaehoGuei 10 NJ ior msrncH
$50 Brprsu 10 Patehogus $50 n AeeommoGsuos o
Isp-on Saturdays through 10 Paehogus $50 M or nseh
through Bayep All trains connect a. Fa sieep'
particulars ns table,
'A' ~'- INV $50 10y ' N WHITE eassIstsesesk
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Excursions.
STEAMBOATS, uao HaiIroa6s.

rJNUE DREAMER SAFETY BRAKE is the
most valuable safeguard attached 10 Railway Train, IL
ue lie value proved hundreds Of neonts
bic demonstration. now use on AL The line, beueea Newfof
Chicago Louis NexYok Ceutri and Lake Shore
WM. O. CREAMKR 4 SON No 10 PsttIt. n. "
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mnssm,nis.

7 Asst TWO PERFORMANCES OF ENG.
THEATRE PRANoArs. Foareeuth-st, sIhsve
CARL Rosa D. HESS Co........ProDhsor. az. Director.
TO-DAY ali p H. LAST GRAM; MATINEE A''
Las. tim q ii: GREAT KSGIisi Fila
received b ft and second representation vl the uked
TONIGHT LAST OF THE SEASON
Last time '''A' ''pST!iHfs 1Ygs BOHEMIAN GIRL,
Admission 70 Matinee ell with po,s ETA
pAREPA-ROSA; ,.u o,,,,
I MARTHA Of
Admission to MstOee, 81; Private Boxes. 81 20 and 81
ROOTH'' THEATER.
IsS Hss's EnS I'd MSsS RECEIPT
-'' A-'D SATURDAY.
MISS BATEMAN,
in her great and original character o.
'"'p'Md MISS IS BLANCHE DR. BAR.
NM 'AO"'' mr. THEo HAMILTON
and the entire Stock COMPANY.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER o. Ar .
SECOND EyPs,ss EEsGH ARDEN
pfsss BE- "a S Eo a sss h0hASr MISS
Seat. ss,Sss * day. in advance a. til. Bo1es TSs.r
lii Broadway.
EIFTH-AVENUE THEATER, under the man
iSiUGuRAL OF OLD COMEDY
~oLD HEADS ISsD aSb AZ Yoa & HEARTS"
TONIGHT, at 9.
"LOND0N ASSURANCE"
with Davenport George Clarke. James Lewis, pcn w
more Mrs. j. H. Gilbert and Marie WIkns
On MONDAY NGiT-TWBLFTH NIGHT" sith everything ssv
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" TWO PERFORMANCES THIS DAY
~AiiNhA Al THE LAST NIGHTS on 1N''
UNCLE TOMS Cabin
LAST LAST MsTTsEs Mr. Mrs. GEO = Fox naRH
LAST MGHTS MR. j. MORTIMER a, GEORGR
LAST MATiSEEs Mr. J. B sTgDLEY a. IEsREE
LAST LAST M SlSHsi MR. Go steKs sIssL1iS
LAST NIGHTS MR. ASA CUsHMAs TOM
LAST MATINEEs Mr. = + SINCLAIR s q: sKkess
MANY NOVELTIES IN ACTIVE PREPARATION
MONDAY NEXT
'''H' A'''' STREETS OF NETWORK,
to be followed By an BntlrelI New aud
SENSATIONAL DRAMA.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ TWO PERFORMANCES Top 1AYS,,vo At.
Ar UNpsSiHBns AND UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
Of Boucieaults newd drama Of modern life. entitled
PORMOSAi Or, THE RAILROAD TO RUIN
''-''' ''-" MAGNIFICENT APPOINTMENTS.
ORIGINAL MUSIC and
GREAT CAST OF CHARACTERS
MATINEE SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 535 Bdway.
BIRCH wAMBoLD BERSARD, AND BACKUs
sAN FRANCISCO MINSTRbLs - ..,.
WIN "" DANCES, NEW ACTS NEw Music. &C. Is
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"a m. Nail train for Greenpot ,
1880 n ROsyB Glen Cove Locust valley HuntDg.Ou and
Eorthnort
$50 m, Gresnport RIpress .
90 N Ro.yn Glen Cove Locust Valley, Hunhpgton, North
$50 m for Rosys Glen Cove LOu, Valley, Washington and
r. for Jamaica and He3psteh
and West Hampton Long Island Railroad
Train, leave ao and 11O Fare through 10 Sag
HsrboT. 81
Ra,I,r ea Cove Locust Valley Huntingdon and Eortbpo leaves
Nm Pnin and l. " bAhION SupL
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the Oscs Of
A.D. MELLICK, JR., & BRO,
rs PTEEsT.
o. II. PIEEsoN Aue,ieneeT. mo
BY p ME Id In: JR xS%yf BE2 REAL
TUESDAY, OCT. 5,
nlF 70 itaS : SALE
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY VERY DEsIR-
ABLE BUILDING LOTS
LINDEN, NJ,
FORTY MINUTES gT y ,R Ss S,w!er.sy Railroad
and i"0 ''t Of Socco iabaSisSis
OF :sg % s c&p S re- sfsc
Nd TfDTASB SLs an KIM MhEEf
and other pnsi @ have SS h. ots
The lots to be solb BY
A. ID. MELLICK, JR., & BRO,
IMMEDIATELY At rHE STATION
and The Ts s' % n fss IS on THR PROPERTY
also the Linden HOTEL In @ the prOperyis uDsIsP'Onlhe
'''i' ps STsREfs BEING HANDSOMELY GRADED .
that viii be offered Eve minutes wax from The "Alon
w6 Will TAKE TAKE 'G PE l il GSSG fARfRs
ss 'tsa on 70 S s Inn U S & Ss%Jsy fR aSs ' '
There will be SOLD % @r sss , sRfE s'y HOTEL
the only one vicinity 4r II all the improvement row
cong l''' TENS s''i REMARKABLY EASY:
TEN PER CENT on tie DAY Of SALE and $40 MONTHLY
SPECIAL TRAIN tss Gsglspds't ALLAN
Cap. Young viii preserve order , ,,-u-, NIL,
A. ID. MELLICK, JR., C BRO,
20 FINEST.
J. COLE Auet6heeL
IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
VALUABLE BUSINESS AND
OTHER PROPERTY,
On THIRDAvR EIGHTEENTH and EIsBTRBSTH-sTs.,
EIGHTH WARD, CITY OF BROOKLYN
JAS COLES son will SELL sihs
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE
NO 800 FULToE.sT. OPPOSITE CITY HALL, BROOKLYN,
On WEDNESDAY Oct. 6. 1882
At 10 O'clock noon,
TWENTY. SEVEN LOTS.
Each 2SIlOO feet
Also on the property corner Tbirdars and Bghe.ntht
LARoB FRAME HOUSE walls sed brick very heavily tim
hers. having sep finished rooms gas water furnace range
topary wahubs &C. cellar eight feet hight under entire house,
barns and other buildings splendid garden Of fruit ees aud vines
The premises
EVERYTHING IN COMPLETE ORDER AND THOROUGH
REPAIR
FOR BUILDING PURPOSES and for YARDS FOR BUILDERS
MATERIALS etc. this property being accessible to G0"nn' Canal
from It's westerly boundary offers 10 purchasers
AN OPPORTUNITY THAT CANNOT BIB RQUALED
sad will be sold 10 parcels to suit
TITLE IEDIsPUTABLBi TERMS EASY SALB POSITIVE
Maps and further particulars can be had Of
II. b. HCBBARD, Attorney,
95 Pulton-st,
Or AUCTioERBR, No. $50 hon.st Brooklyn.
Monks K CRANE, AueonesL
by TRUSDELL g. CRANE, General Auc-
I'D oeers Estate Life and FHe Insurance Agents "a Hudson
st., Hoboken. NJ
SECOND GRAND SALE
DUrLDI \ SITES
PUBLIC AUCTION;
AT
TOMS RIVER, OCEAN COUNTY, N. j.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER z, 1869.
At O'Clock, m, on the premises
CRANE will sell above by order Of The Building
and Improyemen OF Hudson County" ONE HUNDRED
AND FiFTY.TWO ADDITIONAL BUILDING SITES.
n ten city Ots In the town OF Toms
river County Said building sites located in the center
vide and graded commanding elegant
river country which make them de-
plot for Summer residence
In healthy which has cmbned with all OF the
comforts advantages place. without restsp
TERMS s.LE Auconeer day Of sale 20
30 60 days. balance bend aud mort
for full particulars be obtained spph
st. Hobokeo. n. J.
CusroN House. NORFOLK Va.
nUHIT kspt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-02

This is board of thirteen men, to be
chosen by the people of the State once
in seven years, to meet and deliberate
upon the necessity of making any
and to consider and report whether, in
their judgment. the Constitution has
been preserved inviolate during the pre-
vious septenary, and to consider and
report whether the Legislature or the
Governor of the state have performed
the duty imposed upon them by law rs
guardians Of the people, or assumed
powers greater than those conferred by
the Constitution. 1t is obvious that the
duties required Of this Board are of the
highest and gravest character. 1t is not
to be doubted, that in framing This arti-
Gle of our Constitution, its authors in
tended to provide for board of our
most experienced, practical-braincd
and wise men. no man ought to he
named for a place on that board who
has not the highest practical wisdom
combined with the highest literary and
legal attainmcnt7. a large majority of
the members should be men who are
competent to fill creditably Il place on
the bench of our Supreme Cou't. The
selections should be made with higher
reference than the mere payment of
political debts or the comforting Of hon
ors. There is service to be performed.
Hon. +. =. Walton should certainly be
on the list rs compendium of history
for the use of the board in their rcsear-
ches. But let all the others be eminent
lawyers selected from n dozen counties,
if the best men can be found in that
way. But locality or political faith
should have no weight in determining
the question. Fitness alone should be
considered
In the comments of the Press discus
sing the qualifications of certain men
for place on this board, some names
have been mentioned of men who are
ineligible. No member OF the Legisla-
ture can be in the Council of Censors.
The Council cannot properly be in
structcd to call Constitutional Con-
vention. The eXpediency Of calling Il
convention is the main question for
them to consider. Instruction by the
convention which dominates would
practically nullify any good which
it might be hoped would result from the
deliberations of wise men, and render
the whole thing farce. The nomina-
tons, it seems to us, should be made 10y
Il State Convention, called by concerted
action Of the committees of the twopar-
ties.
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ton in every respect. Others we could
mention in our State, who are every
way qualified to occupy important posi-
tons. But the custom has been to let
Vermont stay out in the cold in all
these appointments; and we presume
the same influence will again be at work
to deprive our noble State of any posi-
ton i'm the General Government We
hope, however, General Grant will be
appealed to to do justice to State that
gave him the largest majority, in pro-
portion to the votes cast, of any State in
the Union. What gight has New York,
with her electoral vote for Horatio Sey-
mour, to tell Vermont, with her 81 ,000
for Grant and ColCaX, Oh, you are too
small a State to have a position in Gen.
Grants Cabinet!n Let Vermont IA
ther tell New York, "You are too
thoroughly disloyal in your vote to re-
ceive any honor from the incoming adj
ministration."
We hope the Press throughout the
State will speak out and let the world,
and politicians in particular, know that
the "Green Mountain State " is second
to none in the Union for men possessing
loyalty, ability, and honesty sufficient
to fill and adorn any position in the
power of the President to bestow. Let
the past be sufficient in the marked dis
respect shown Vermont in this matter
Vermont presents her claims, and with
all becoming modesty and iirmnes'
would urge them. Shall they be heed
ed, or shall we be again contemporary
passed by and told, l." You are too small
u State for public notice? You are goot
for Republican majorities. This il
what you are wanted to give; but yol
must not aspircany higher" We wal
TO see,
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LITERARY NOTICES.

LITE rs LIVING AaE, No. 1886, for the
week ending January 23d contains Dean Mil
man Peel, by Goodwin Smith A House of
Cards, Part XII; The Voices of Nature The
Country House on the Rhine, Part X by
Berthold Auerbach, auther of "On the Heights.
&C.; Hans Breitmann The Danger of Greece ;
Men and Gentlemen Indian Conspiracy Note
Books of Nathaniel Hawthorne Besides num-
erous short articles, and poetry
To new subscribers, RENTING to the publish
ers for the year 1869, The Living age is sent
from the beginning of Auerbach's romance No.
l27O to January lst, 1869, free of charge.
Little g. Gay. Publishers, 80 Broomfeid St.
Boston.
HEARTH AND lioMF.-This new paper, which
is growing so rapidly popular in favor presents
every person who buys copy of No. Feb. l6.
with picture entitled 1.-THE ret of the village. II
The price is but ten cents and you can get them
of the periodical stores, or address Hearth and
Home, 81 Park Row, New York.
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Confidence Gamsters.

A correspondent at West Ranpolph.
VT, writing to the Boston Journal, gives
the following history of the schemes OF
couple of swindlers who have been
operating on the feelings and purses OF
the good people of several Vermont
towns
"Last week, on Wednesday, couple
of well dressed individuals came to West
Randolph, Vermont, on the night train
from the North-one young man, some
% to rs years ofage, and good looking
Young woman-they claiming to be broth
er and sister by the name of Wright, and
belonging in Rimonski, Canada; that
they were from the Bermuda Islands,
where the brother had been for the two
wears past as engineer, and his sister had
gone out last fall for her health, but as the
climate did not agree with her they started
for home Sickness and the expense OF
travelling had, they said, caused their
funds to fall short, and they called and
wished to find their friend-one DR.. Hall
who would let them have money to get
home with. As they could not find him,
they wanted to see any Knights Templar
or Mason, claiming that their father was
such. They wished for a loan of S25,
that they might reach home, and their
father. who was lumber merchant, they
said, would remit the money with CRATE
full thanks. Some OF the free hearted
dubbed together and procured tickets fol
them to Montreal and paid the bills at the
hotel, and Thursday they left for Mon
treal, as was supposed, but afterward they
went to Roxbury, about twenty miles, ant
waited for the next train south, which
they took and went TO Windsor, Vt, ant
played the same game there on the 18th,
telling the same story. They succeeded
IN getting some S25, and left the same
way for Canada, but or. arriving at Hart
land they stopped for the next train south
but as they were passing through Wind
scr. back to Bellows Falls, they were de
tected and made to disgorse the money
they had obtained under false pretences
1t is presumed that they have been play
ing the same game at other places, anf
will do so till brought up with roun(
turn. They appeared to be well informed
and act their parts very we'll"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-02

The Montreal merchants have resolved TO
export 81, 000,000 worth Of small silver coin to
get rid Of it.
Good Shorthand reporters readily COM
mand from 81, 900 to So, 900 year in the law
courts Of New York.
England has coined 40, 900, 900 gold soyer-
eigns and 100000 gold half sovereigns
during the past ten years-abOut 1926, 200, :
900.
Tom McGbney, the escaped convict sus-
pected Of completely in the Roger murder, was
arrested in Paterson, N. j.. on Friday. We
hope now to see the important question decided
whether his name is Tom or Tim.
"A notorious Chicago operator named Full
Ter was arrested at BUSHNELL Station, Ill by a
United States detective on Friday last having
in his possession sos 900 in counterfeit national
currency.
--Chicago's latest project is for a grand
driveway completely around the city, 10 miles
long and 300 feet wide.
A young woman in Mississippi has made
her fortune out of a breach Of promise case
She got $40 900.
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Tbs AMERICAN COOKING STovE-Having
been eminently successful at the New York
State Fairs for the past six years, having been
brought in competition with all the best stoves
in thu country, and having each anil every
year taken the first premium, and some years
two, and having gained worldwide reputa-
ton, and a record of which any one may be
justly proud. we would now announce for the
consolation Of those who have so signally and
repeatedly failed in competing with it, and
have been so sorely chagriped at their numer-
Gus and repeated defeats, that this stove is not
entered at this fair for a premium, as pre-.
miums have ceased to be of any account but
it is entered only for exhibition, that its thou
ands of friends and admirers may have the
opportunity of examining its various improve
ments.-Roctcster Democrot. SPIT. goth.
SHEER PACKARD & Co Albany, NY. For
sale by WEIGH d. Earl, Middlebury. 43w3
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-02

The Supreme Court at its late session, held in
this village, disposed Of the following cases as
below stated:
John L. Hannewellys. r. NJ r. Powell, ct al.
demanded 70 the Comtcf Chancery for hear
ing, &c.
Horace \. Pinney VS.. Samuel Andrus.-
Judgment of County Court reversed and case
rcmandod.
VI. l.. Shackelt ". George IIammond.-Deci-
sion not rendered; case lies with Court
Isaac Morse Ct a., ". Nathan Churchill
Judgment Of County Court affirmed.
The following divo,ce cases We're disposed
Of:
Mary \. Lawrence VS.. Oscar f. Lawrence
Lies with Court.
Mary y. Thompson vs. James Thompson
Biz granted for wilful desertion.
Charlotte i. Joslin vs. Hiram s. Joslin.-Bll
granted for refusal to support.
Jane NJ. Ncedham VS.. b. L. Neelham.-Bill
granted for adultery. Almohy decreed.
Mercy c. Mutt 1g vs.. sainucl w. Nutting.-
cess continued.
Adellne Derby vs. Archibald Derby.-Bill
granted for lntolelable severity.
Jane \. samson vs.. Joseph II. Samson.-Blll
granted for intOlcfable severity.
James Sturdcvant VS.. Sarah Sturlevant.-
Bill granted for wilful desertion.
f. J. Severance VS.. f. n. Severance.-Bill
granted Alimony dccreed as per agreement,
Mary J. McClunng vs.. Alison McCluning.-
Bdl granted for ihiolersble severity and adul-
te'y.
James Brunson VS.. Martha Brunson.-Blll
granted for adultery.
Bet7cy ]: Livermore VS.. Ray F. Ivermore-
Bill granted for adultery. Alimony agreed.