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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11

"OLD AND NEW" The first number of
this journal met with a wide and cordial
welcome. The second number, which is
before us. is equally attractive. Under the
editorial charge of Rev. Edward Il. Hale,
whose scholarly attainmonts and versatile
genius are well known, and with n corps of
the best American writer's, this Monthly
bids fair to take high rank. Its design is,
besides story department, to furnish able
articles ON science, business, politics and
religion. Two additional features are "The
Examiner and "The Record Of Progress"
"Phe Examiner" Is TO contain such re-
views of new books, "as shall guide buy
ers and put them ON their guard against
what is worthless" If this promise should
be fulfilled even approximately 1t would
be a now and great blessing to the reading
world. "The Record of Progress" aims to
rive connected account of real improve
ments in social order and the methods of
daily life in various parts of the world
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11
R.IELRO.yD .NEETE.y.I.

Agreoably to notice previously given the
subscribers to the capital stock of the West
River Railroad Corporation held meeting
at Jamaica on Saturday, Feb. 9Th, and chose
the following board of directors: william
Harris of Windham, 4. p. Graham of Win
hall, II. II. Wheeler and c. d. Reed of ia
maica, Aurclius C. Howard of Townshend
+. 7. Kimball and S. W. Bowker of New
fame, Chas. X. Field of Brattleboro. ID. l..
Harris of Springfield, Mass, w. b. Wash
burn Of Greenfield, Mass, S. NJ. Waite OF
Brattleboro. The meeting was animated
and hopeful. Jamaica has subscribed 500
900 towards the road, Townshend voted $40. =
600, and promises were made for 800, 600,
which, with other means at command, we
understand secures the building of the road.
In several of the towns above us much en-
thusiasm is manifested in the success of
this enterprise, and we hope that the cit-
zons of Brattleboro will be behind none of
their neighbors in giving aid and encour-
agement to a work of very great Importance
to their business welfare.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11

Rodney Jeffards has sold his farm in
the southwest part of this town to LOWS
Brown of Rowe, Mass, for $1,000. Posses
sion is given the LIST Of March next.
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.
lFrom the Old soldier.l
Say, hast thou heard a strong northeast wind roar,
And seen the dashing pillows ash the opposing shore,
While mighty ships are hurled beneath the waves,
And all their inmates sink in watery graves?
Say hast thou from dark clouds heard thundor hr ak
In poais 40 loud you'd think the dead would wake,
Aud iyid lightninga dArting through the air,
Fill every mind with terror and despar7
Say hast thou heard the dreadful earthquake noud,
whose awful shock brings walls and cities down,
While thousands to instant ruin hurled,
And dire couvusions shakc the solid world?
Say, hast thou the high volcano throw
It's melted lava on the plains below,
And rolling onward like a flaming tide,
Spread death and dosolaiion far and widc7
Say hast thou been where hosts engaged in war
Throw balls and shells with terror through tho air.
Where heroes stand amid explosions dire,
Enwrapped in clouds Of smoke and sheets Of Are -
Should all these join in tremendous strife,
They'd not be equal to a scoiiing Wite.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11

in this way was an old sea captain of Bev-
orly, who was thus swindled out of 1000.
The noxt man was William Dcrbyshiro, an
Englishman from Central America, who
was invoigled into putting money into tho
bogus firm. The latter, on finding how nc
had been duped, resoried to legal measures,
and procured the conviction of the rascals,
who will now have an opportunity of liv-
ing for some years at the States expense
A New York paper says there are hundreds
ofthievcs in that city who gain livelihood
In this and similar ways.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11
Sdddrgd.

The singing school in Sadawga, under
the instruction Of Mr.. c. Baker, is doing
well, Mr. b. being an efficient teacher.
The lyceum at Sadawga held meeting
in the church vcstry on Saturday evening,
Jan. GOTH, and discussed the following reso-
lution Resolved, That man cannot violate
any law Of nature. \ good deal Of interest
was manifested in the debate and the de-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11

Among the representatives in Congress
from Virginia, we notice the name OF DIR.
james II. Plat of Lynchburg. DIR. Plat
is Yermonter, having formerly lived at
Hartford and Burlington. lie served with
credit during the war, and at its close set
tied in Lynchburgh, from which district
he was last fall elected as member of Con-
qress on the "Wells ticket"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11
West DOrer.

WEST DOVER, W., Feb. Z, 1870
TO Ny Kind Friends, one and AZ:
Words of mine are inadequate 10 express
the gratitude | feel towards you for the
substantial tokens Of your friendship, both
i'm wears past and on the last occasion of
your generosity. Verify | may say that
my lines are east in pleasant places, when
the hearts of my neighbors continually
prompt them 10 give Of their abundance TO
the widow and the lhtherless. That the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11

The ladies of the Universalist society of
tlval at Whithed's hall, on Wednesday eve
ing, Feb. 10th. A good time is expected,
and all are invited to attend.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11
TO .sDu.RR EyS.

THE VERMONT PHOENIX HAS LARGER CIR
CULATioN THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER IN
SOUTHERN VERMONT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11
CO.rGRRSSIOY.EE.

The Fifteenth Amendment is adoptodbv
the requisite number Of States, and II is "A
part of tho Constitution of the United
States, as follows:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11

Secretary Fish has received the Chi
nese treaty with the official seals of the em-
pire, the Publications having been duly ex-
changed. The treaty was wrapped IN yell
low silk. The Secretary laid the package
before the President.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11
WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION IN BRAT
TLEBoRO.

In accordance with arrangements made
by the Vermont Women's Suffrage Associ-
alton, Convention will be held at the town
hall in this village during the first week in
March. VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Frank San
born of the Springfield Republican, Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe and Mrs. Mary A. Liv-
ermore of Boston, and Mrs. Lucy Stone
Blackwell are engaged as speakers. The
movement had an suspicious beginning at
Montpelier, and as the subject is before the
people of Vermont in Il practical shape, very
great interest is beginning to be manifested
in all parts Of the State, and we shall expect
a large meeting Of the Thoughtful and in
telllgent people Of this and the neighboring
towns,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-11
Observation-Disclosures OF MRS LIv


Mrs. Livermore, in the five minutes al
lotted to her, said much that is of especial
interest to Vermonters. The blac.< men
fought for their country, therefore, said the
Republican party, let them vote. This is a
poor argument, but is ono that was extern
sively used. Now, did not the women
do anything for their country? The sneak
or referred to the services of women in the
Sanitary Commission during the war.
There never was a battle of any magnitude
fought, where the laborers in this Commits
sion did not expend 100000 in caring for
the dead and wounded, before the Govern
ment officers got around to their duty. It
was tho women who cut tho red tape at
Washington and saved the lives of thous-
ands of our boys. When so many of our
soldiers were sent as paroled prisoners
from Harper's Ferry TO Chicago, the Off
GERS put up in comfort at the hotels, while
the men were put into dirty dilapidated
horse stables. Among these prisoners at
Camp Douglas was the 9th Vermont RegL
Mrs. Liyermore who was then at the head
Of the Sanitary Commission in the North
west, inserted notice in the newspapers,
simply stating the fact of the terrible fact
of the terrible sulienngs of the men, ana
calling a meeting Oft ladies to see if any
thing could be done to relieve them.
At the time appointed for the meet
ing, Bryant Hall was filled with a
crowd of over two thousand women. The
9th Vermont Regiment fell especially I'M
der the care of the speaker. She tended
the sick, and closed the eyes of score of
our boys in death. When the 9th Vermont
left Chicago, the men said that if there " IS
anything that they could do to help her,
they would rejoice to do it, snow is the
, 1870-12-02
sad It me e.c.e .tess ~as qure " e1o.semss.

snd ct me ecse stese vas Qure ar exotsemsas
0pn nthe result va snnoauc*d.
aeaty Benny stfnE. stout aud bonuy bshy.
Scnlkmsn months old, whose n.tunx wdxhk u
ss q sse a. .ss st'ts a D. sssn T.
70 ahead- Tbs stcoud p.i,c was ca rted On ~
AsHy r. Allen. = TWO and asualf yeaf old nllve
Then came Hozsno Merritt, sepFesenStnr % tSe
Hottn SIDE. 4nd tha1 VA a1l.
H. JoaNa CHURCH..
Gnef1 H1& l4fEe aAeotance Ut the ST. Johnss
Fs1r. In Metropolitan Hal, 1eateruaY. Tho din.
ner served was rood and profitable "a tho churnh.
~ sas ns ad,es opened boald,pg use In a,d Of
running for year. they would torn Sui III bosrd
trs and tur1 Ia cAan enough to built aaif dn1 =
sG n Tne ateses urcaes have gtyea ue,p-
By tanle, on which wls served isstfsts dlp-
net. and Trinity Church fed . score Of huu9l1
men. 81 sesefM other churches werc there too.
see s;n ;meento' = wss IN 5no1 rnuntrg ardtr. Tho
scales Tete kept constantly occupied weighing
men who thonght they coutd outweigh somebody
ee. would Il nos be ROOD 1des to emploI tne
0sauest man ID the city end Keep him IA hand
NC Beam on any competltor7 Tue sAua end
Seask, % sssns - sas ,Ss oy
ss2 sse eoa ssp1nePt g. p.sss aod
r.. 9a rrfsdt. nr1rs LIT In ;, Or - h vess posses
ne n9nter Party pay cent pound for tne differ
euse oe.~ecn nim 4nd The brick carrier. The
Ea9ea vain gold beads arc In charge OF Mss Mel
He LAy. They are handsome canes O3e OF them
An cxpless wagon to esr1J 1t tot hlfl Whernyer he
9otA The watch, and the diamond ring. aud the
posi- once, and tho gypsies were al wei tast
money. A few couectians have to he
made. fair w&A never ret reported
correctly and satifactortly. Printing any names
10 Ancn cases ~ sael IN error, becsuse II A In
Panfhs ana, Of couKte, one hsA n good right 10
oe mentioned a. another. It II Mrt. c. urson
mao nss caafee OF ths scales. Aod Nj. 8ltcnter IL
oofl1r head.
By spectal request, the ladies' Of Trinity Church,
~ VAs4 4, Booth, MT Il. Mech, MEa. st1Re=, and
Mn. Il. Holmes with the fAue asststa 7ts-Miss
Booth. Miss StzRer, Miss Hilet1. Mis- Lyman. aud
others, will Agaln receive. and entertain their
n1onds At dinner from noon TIL 3 c'cIock today.
, 1870-12-02
H0TEL PBRa0HlLa,

6HER4AN Eou12.
Among the arrivals u this hotel, yesteeday.
wero tho following: Dr.. G. v. Fish, Michigan;
". L AudMson, Scotland; J. Scalebend, Eng
1and; ". D. Main Mobile: hon. J. D. 6mYthe,
Iowa; & l. Sherman, New YORK; PROT. Owen,
England; G. 8. Shepherd. Milwaukee; G.:P.
Goodwtp, ptxun: F. Mathew, Eansas: B., 4.
=. G. Angle Iowa; !. s Palmer, New York r.
g1nia.
FA1HU aogxE.
Among tnA arrivals II this hote1, yesterday,
Mete ne fo1oNlpE. Rey. Geo. o. Little. Fort
Mayns; !. J. r. Peaee, Janeayiue; Or. Geo W.
Fun, Michigan: = G Hubbard. New York; G, L.
En- *: ARPlsson: 7; KsDneqT, Anqai1sa: Alex
knsa: II. N. cIa1foru, Cleveland: Engsae r.
Fay: 1S 5Gaso1; 2. u. naoss, Princeton: D. Eaat-
AmonE the arrivals II thta notel, yesterday,
zero The following: General 4 Ducah GvAnstnh: !:
Hon: J. 7. Hancock, Dubuque: T. II. Thomas,
1edlsea; F.fs1 ailsespsi. ssS VI Teinsg1e
Red Wing; ]. L Ramsey, Berx.Hn; A. Wilder.
Wisconsin; h. K,mball, Indiana; q r. AoKatt:
1Rxxo.zr HouaE
AMONG toe arrivals u thus hotel, yesterday,
Mete ne following: Hon. n. A. Bn71ey, DAKOTA
HOP. J. y. Dubois Spripeneld; Hon. II. Ktl-
II. r. Lsnstord,, Mon.ena; N. 8. Husd, Caiifof-
Smith, Lexington: z B. naItoF, Springfield; ;
]. II. Davidson, Illinois: a. Chamber, 1oWa.
81. J1nH HoIII-
Among The arrivals u this hotel, yesterday,
YER re !, following; sH,. T; & e. &n1eg., 9aie;
Church, Iowa; N. conant Lacroese: 4. P. John-
son, Ott1wa: E. J. Il. Eaaterbrook, Boston: q.
Bi2t]oW, 3AlT1; r. ", Babcock, Illinois; B. q.
Thompson, St Louis; J. n Howard, St Louih
, 1870-12-02

AA>A*
Mtsa Phulipp4' frss concert, las. evening. 1t
fNweu Hal, vas honored with good and ~
p1eetattvc- andlenpa Tina programme waS ex-
cenentfy chosen. A'0 Phillips, NH, her vpu-
dettu1 conbalto voice, wa simply msxninceur "A
sne Always IL Levy. With hls Inspired cornst;
faify outdtd N bis previous efosts besore 4 chi.
cago audience His rendition Of ne Carnival
Of Venice, n hitherto entirely confined h the IL
emu, emu ,sf,;a o. sssf v3onnista FM Nonderful uasp-
c-uld Be de4lred, and should draw tFpWded
audience.
1K THklTarsx -:
Aiss eeeoach played %yalrrter NJ the Opesa
house last evening 70 good house. Thie eyen-
ing r. ..a E,1 feaRPeaE = grtteAe. q I" Fsast"
"1ne Two Rosea" ars sull blooming 1t the
4,nsi Als9s e!ose Tne.tze 1 doing ..wonsss,.
ANEW 4HAEBFkARxAN kfAA~
AZ rev shaa1pt artsn s.as nas aTtssn u New
"Wednesday tpeaks n fotloFs
IA n ss 2, sss - saa u t9hf a$
1nsh exes!ient md ia7pTsts .ltst. a H.Esf asas.
It .ss 10 e4ee,as e.
's s "s ss i L = .ssss sss e. "a 1s
e.thss!s.sa IA et5an .oeced and 9ispl seed. = il
:: s St -. = .sE ss
hy TIC e3EkensnL Of new srstsPeasraa staf.-kr.
ss.9 sS.;;.eis ssais's e Il prss
q mi .es ense.s & e ansse sa
saa e T.
TRIUMPH b. the instant securing Of new but celebrates
s:ss in T. ;ss
Premiums wsTe p&sdIor seais, Disun9u hed einztae
IS s; AZ !. =
W.; ss Il: :sSs:sss e
Ssa ~ .sesss e. e e., &c e - H l.s y L
= r. iifs s.! sssls. = =. tssa sssees
t6: ,hs ss,a1g z RI as5es z ,1a a ss.
sioos p.3@ md osaef d.sed pe!.on..es wa3 oeea ta
:ns nG / e E
shsSsPsslsss estea !, aIseais ~ nv ess :ssrs
s Z i: s s. 81: @ ss
* nS sfss s ,ns e ! 6 ' I'd M 5i;
IS ss 9s1z S H. 81: : q; t. re
tsis, nd ID ~ folding ot III arms ese1
s 8 { e ; = sss;
sse se @ a1 IL ese.e1
1 e 81 4 e I'D &c as.ns ZIP -
AfkGd his AE3a AuQ N1kEEd
oDs eye - u "a eay - AL right me ear-f~
and theD foldfd bis arms oyeE his collar.
bone. e.. waited ses se.es.A!ax o san r. 1nae
rsw y he pafs md psssed hts 19de9o9 t1zasn.e
SnR, .sH Rseles" nlxst e la,ttot the1s Esa1y =
j. eothans hioa. and 1T sa.a@aton Of tmidIu wss
IN the aI hest dez7ce Artistic bia eton wxs al dc
e E y 2eas ~ ata
~ 9 III EeeEs Il. !, ~ ygS9pE gallant teas dsio.
A. xtth fsehttT. md q. indeed. with Al esnsusea
po1uhI htaft Whether Il VIA tha tone Of hia voieo,
e Eosas add!e.ssd x lapl.a6E e ~ Eellcy. q
cIEaeAhls Gyp4thy o. mhsnetism drd tho tt.n- and
the 5eoss l. sitensts3s e .a;lyse the eaeets q
1heats' s..:..a NJ Msss: Tesaiaf = % hesetfa,
sasn sssa dofs .ps ths eeSstas.. 4 sAe.s aeo1t
saa.,ity 7. =, aaep ,he te .aa utia!y I'D IN;
asafran ssadsns i wnaN b Teil pe1h.Is, for thl1
ova st,o1E ehaIaster ri potslb,e Il aaeh sses
fnAte liz p4H too tou1pte1tul whe9ca1 t1ue III ~
wayp haaf. 10 n11nd tho auoortcate pATta Viii suf-
ruund and dtEcnd urou one another: But, cve1 a X
I'D Tho effort ahQus with nkW lustte and nr,y Il
, 1870-12-02
CHURCH FESTIVALS,
H BARy aHuM.


Tne -bahy 1aAunee" 1t the Plymouth Bazaar,
yesterday aitetnoop, proved to be grand sue
cess, and was Productive Of = wat amount Of
Amusenent to an but The babies, tho majority OF
whom fnok It rather unI1udly, to b ret tn row,
and looked u, and klas1d. snd nnGEed, and tossed
around, and generally dtsoompoaed Tne plan
tnfnded cae1uhs nnder THREE yesn Of age, who
were to BE- dnly exhibited, and whose relative
cstas 70 the palm ct wars to DO tested
b. tic number Of Totes fece1yed ~ tan ceon
each, the lucJ babe 10 receive Gtvef knife, fork
and Epoon u the prize. The 4ntt1es 1ciuded
&he follow1ng: L'bb!u Cotton, Charlie Brown,
FlucEnct Rice, Ger11e Beebe, Gf1ce Ethel BliSg,
blanche Dlc11nsou, AAu.ie Ehlkn0fm, Pet Couf-
neEs Fiotenoe Act army. Asrte Bea111ce Hanson..
MnuAm B1fuei WHITAKER, ,Hu1st1o Merritt, Nellie
EodesMoodt Flosence Aaud Underwood, Jane
EdMbsth hxsfns, Charlie Goewey, Anna Mead.
Be1e Steele Charlie hirta1d, James Alien, Henry
Bonuy 6tont, Freddie Tucker, Arthur Church,
HkEJ E AQent lApeR H. Burue1t and Allce
PsRe- All these were cad ID the bent Of blhs and
naau1naa md 2dml11n4 n1enda gathered about,
the youpE ndJ kpecsatof5 gazing WiE1fnIlF, the
young Zenue1ntn n theep,shly, tue ancient N1tdep1
cuDtempturunly, The bacneloFl netvousiy-but
81 mnte or lea iptereAted and amused b. thA
fun on hand. All the Little opca mentioned
1boTn WEIR, TO I greater or leax eL1snt conplI-
mepted by The deposit OF fractional currency IN
snetr behalf: but tue conteat II length VA n1r-
RIVED dogn 10 Maa1tTs Henry -Bouuy Btout
HoTauo GAtxs Merritt, and H1rYY E Alien, each
Cf whom rallied bot OF pa1tIsAca, Aod the CON.
pesitipp VA exc!.l. & 70 ta- ma Amnas, ted!ous 70
LIZ .'- n-stve - voteE1- md profitable to
, 1870-12-02

Mfsee1tuncoek.
George n, Wood, Is yess7 OF see, died suddenly
q ho~ EpXenie = eet, on Wednesday ntght The
DfEoiJ Sofuler held IN Inquest yesse Gay, and
tae Ely 1snaFed M sesatet t9at death waa caused
- ,Sa; ID III =, ,eso1sePef. Tne Soy III ee se1s %
- - ssat eso.a LA pocket book, containing
te'IaJ,. tEd ope Il The many persans nrsscnt
tlekeo u ap aod HNled away. ;,
u;,s1.s uG;AatsEet Quinn waa eharxed, besore Judke
ant Was Mn Tin Actarthy, Who al1esed tnat Na;.
kalet baa EnIcn stt oi futt Nh nm te 4
psrticoar iHsnd Of youth named Copley, 1ho
AsrgsIet and Nlu Qolna atassd TIT tae ID ohs59e Is
agstn4t her Was MADE vita ; vie1 to impescn hsr
eoarketsE. She nsd rxcaARed 4 set of inn tne
taen sao WIS hsld il s,oo foT starsaes II hes1as e
The Board Of Public Worn have decided to
tSSad 81 m @ tne time fur tho payment Of watef u1es
"A horse attached to wasoa. in which vrra
1pat1sk kelfy and Thomas Hsysa, ran sway On
tae corner of Pok aaeer sne Son eun.aa ana a,,s y
torown % the ground and severely tninred, Tney
were taken TO 1helr home.
West Lake street. yesterday afsernann- A'A
- 9o1tn 9tstn9 The pane of Thonaa Lacy,
~, liquor, &c. Hs r-presenfed hsmsen ~ g 81 f
ne employ Of ne urion Faeino Ra1lroad Com
~ss SURE 70 come. Tno psopT.-tors ri Efsd md d
lust night + I'd him Asleztec He Wu1 have I oear-
!pg upen the eaArEe OF vag1ancJ, II ine Ann ~,
Two ahopllners, Eeuie Ha.uxyes md H,sa
Cunningham, Eefe arrested yesleruay. Nunef-
ouE articles have been tstrn from Lake and stsis
place On the latter tnosouRnf1ro. Eone Of rhs
tto1en property was recovered.
, 1870-12-02
THE PRESS CLUB,
Reports OF the Vresldont and
Treasurer.
Election of 0dlcers-Grand Banquet
Resolutions.


1eMetoo5 afternoon Tho atzs aunuh meeting OF
Gna, "a. held IA ths psors Of the
sa .. e :: ss,ae - s.s ssss
of taose oottuary resolution. II wh,cn n .ae % nsa
qaslties Of man ase supprrs,.,. m ~ W. 49,
sven nin IL H. a1',1 ea1ea H., ns nerss
r 6" osssF e .a1a snd help ns desd sns
/; For II - Ia nnIn,on ~, 49, -
Fr!ss ae person rs9asSg rsoe,Isa q sa
es 'eG Usnsa ae gi tns ssa uoe.s ne
resolutions. They constituto h,s cs,snsnfttia 80
s6 ~ ,ns @ p ne denied admission.
snsI@ha ns ~ u !otlofn sost Of w1J l1ks
noae1. N11 ~ 1s' u 'a' e1feo' put naa no
r1xs1Dxxrs Rxeoxr.
: i 8 1et.oas q ~ r'endtnt VINO Submitted
ri r. 1d,fnn IA you, Lo.dAt, ny dt3s report
Pn s which scved 4 yoar ea5a1 al hf
regret with setrov which d too dsep fof Vorda that
~ {ss5 .nsEt1y b lIeved that beiore
.nresa "t2s & Lhsf wo bars not enjoyed ths
Fxsp ps,b. xestina e. faP sbe X t1nik T., ~
syoaed dteth pa krVt ,hls eas Without oesupss on
msn. I'D re- Sa: de7stei baI t5s eaart: Tat
rrnas fa ksaH1f, Rh.!o."phy ,h1 hte atuFe Thai
me boTeyer il hsye sny 5s3etars - 4S. 1eaesstand
IN that nffcettop. Lyceums scsoamod.isd u IN ~
Pss sss e
dodAnx t.1'o.s. fetdnk trunk. figuring IN the Law
&C. ass aSw an Jog eHpset to and tn e dc. and
tios. ~ "'''1 W. "A'''''Da' MIA Aa'a'1i oee1pa'
but 70 deeaJ. Beautiful piepriaies, cods IL WhichI
h1d The s1etts.t eonhdense. fe!ess wh!eh Inspired
.ps filled nc With Eh.t so,roV h1ysi ssea
Wy 70 &c col staot ' coor 81 Hof@ hr,5tse ne s,vs
often have nearly yielded to t5c temots,.on ' n
, 1870-12-02

General Bui1erak idea that 4 tore,xu Esr vuold
1eunitc the Eouth and tho North II mt audpfsed
By the Southern pfrss- The Charleston Srxs
thinks The HoutheIn people have h1d euot,nh Of
nehstng Tor rne present. and It chatacterfxes tne
inca thss our Southern brethren ase carer 10 do
battle ak1t11t foreign foE from 4 sentimental
love for the old 1sg Il = wild one, founded upon
tnnrcueh mtseooeeptdon Of thttr tssu par ind
sptr1L The Richmond RAta also Eayx sne aoutn.
rim people have no des1E8 .fpt -kuy .W4s, and tha
Pete11ouTx {nder Il positively certain thxi noertne
can be juItoer from tbs wish or intention Of that
section than to tight undeT any naZ, however,
starry, q in my Gauss Nh2teoeTet.
, 1870-12-02

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PROBABLE MIL BErwx1N MACE AND cosuYN. +.
On Tuesday night, In New York xaloon, some
n!tnos Of Macs wREered q btakes OF cuAmpaxne
tnAt ~. MACS would never again enter twenty
four foot ring. This banter Provoked 4 cnauenTe
nom one Of the parry, woo offered 10 bet from b
to $500 thst 5oe Coburn could whip Jem Maoe Ii
= 5aH nHnf, Under the rules OF the London prize
tAken BY warm friend Of the KnRlah champion,
and forfeit Of FOO side wtz put up, m agree-
ncnt being m1de that p11ndpAla seconds, and
Wllfes to-morroT TO sess1e the place, sake, and
ueCe&eAfJ prellIniuftfeA
, 1870-12-02

oue which hAs been tn operation In Ltrolpooa fsx
some ama 4 very p<oarsh{s; and now pfss-
peetns u Issued IN loodas. BY tho NORTH Metro
poitaa TrHu Ways company. which haI capital
Of E3So, 100, in shAEe1 Of Elo. d double uue Of
tzsmway. from Wntteodspet to Bow Church, vaa
opened q the aIh Of Nay last and II ksld to have
been saree werked At Prons 1t ltp Fate Of II per
cent per sunum-
AT tho New YoFk Woman B7nraRe Couysn-
ttons feN Gays since, ono lady talker 9a,d:
"6uppoaa tfas foae morning, II family table.
tho Quet uon OF the uorrows breakfast comes IN
dcF discussion. Tia kuahsod sukgests lver and
onions The wife lnitsts on haslnx sauszFta and
1stsa PosssoeA Thess two disaes noK become .
p1 ~ question, and II present frequently lead to
disagreement, a. tho husband Aets the part Of 4
Grant But IN rightly constituted soca1 En-
TEN The matter ought 10 be finally settled by the
vots tf all tho uenhetx Of tns family"
Pen ons who prefer oyktera cooked IN thedr
own liquor msJ oe tnteseated In knowing Whist rne
aoid contains. The Journal Of Microscopy tayy:
"ooen m oJsteF, retain tho liquor In the oxcf ar
oeep anen, and. il viewed through q microscope,
nHM DC o7d TO o-n.a'n mulutudea Of sua1i
o5ssefas covered With Ehe1ll, and swimming niubly
sooot-one hundred and twenty OF which extend
out one Inch. Besides these young oy1tera, tho
llquof ccntaius T1liety of animaleul1 and myrt.
aos OF three distinct species Of woz1aA Some
etneA their light p essnts h1oah stsr about the
center Of tho shell. which Will bs beautifully lu-
m1non9 In dark tuou."
-sono Turcos receatly escaped from tho b.
vsiian fostrM CT Ingolstadr, where they we1e
REID prisoners They sec.eted themselves In the
country near BY. making occasional raids On
lAm houses. which they robbed. Coming one
ass 70 lonely farm house they found uonody
eet TWO H:te girls, IL and 1s yeafs OF &zs, at
nome After robb!ng the honse they v1olsted tne
poor nsue glfta. leaving them In IN almost dying
conoluon- The fasher coming home and finding
MS p<o children In sucn I gtate, heard the tale
ana tnen gave the alarm. He and hin ne,9hboru
uacfedthe villains with bloodhounds, and found
them sec1eted IN the woods. The cowasdfy
wreiches begged on their knees for their lives,
our the enraaed peanuts dragged them forth and
literally stamped them to death under their feat