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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22
VERMONT NEWS.

= Buttolph colt sirel by Leland & Hopes Cs-
= Put, for 50 900
Mrs Deborah Huntington, died Of paralysi. in
u shddle5ury, Sunday, at the age Of "A wear.
= Mrs Huntington was born in Poultney. butbs-
parents novel TO Niliiston when she was tbrss
years old. Some fifteen years later she came,
hiidle5ury where she spent the remainder ~
E. her days. She united with the Methodist cbur-I
T. IN WI sion when Is years Of age, and removed
T. ner relations to the church in Midllebury sons
So years ago. ''Is
Orwell recently voted to bond for $4,000
ard OF the Addison County Railroad, a1I- q
Basconi, ;. y Warren ami j.. H. Thomas We.
appointed commissioners
few days since young man by the nan.
Of Dayton, in iiisln, found some old .5..s-.
eggs in hollow Jog the woods he took trs-
T home u MS pocket but Guud'on his a-r.-,
that a young spotted alder had hatche.f 91- -
one Of them, 50 II Is said
, The nen steamer, C,rls,e. TO run bets..-
! Vergeunes aul Essex, will soon be completed
5 Butter in Ysrgennes took an upward Ten ia--.
last market day 80 cents was paid by buyer,
E and the market Was quite brisk.
Mr. duncan McGreeo-, OF the firm o. ST..
Gregor s. Bristol Of Vergcuues, Diet ia Sss
York, April sth, aged 80 yea-s.
. Nr John H. Everest. Of Ali.s-1 del ~
consumption on the I2,h inst
BENNINGTON COUNTY
Liqui6ed molasses is the latest name flrv1.,-
key, employed in Bennington al places Ea=-.
h+ulr Is not sold.
\ liquor seller was 6nei $50, In Bna.a,
ton, last wees
Energetic steps have been taken In Beuul.
ton TO erect graded school building 8 ste lt.
been secured At a ca=- u = 800
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

The bill for the enlargement of the Champlain
Canal has passed the New York Assembly, and
strong effort is making 10 carry it through the
Senate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22
NOTICE TO sUBsCRIBERs.

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Every subscriber is informed when his suhseTp-
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jng his name Remittance Of subscription ior al
other year Just aelre the date comes round will be
4. great convenience to the Publishers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

TIE uABEAs coRrus ACT SUSPENDED Is CANADA
The babeas corpus set has been SUSPENDED by
the Dominion ? lament The MIA ure passed
both houses on lie 18th, and was assentad 90 by
the Governor General Sir r-hu A Mcdonald,
in asking Parliament for the ..-pensiou Of the
ac., sad that the Government had received in
formation on which they relied, thar the peace
of the country was again in danger from the in
vas,cu Of lawless men from the United S,stes
belonging to the Fenian organization.
The Government could not place their iufor-
nation before Parliament without danger to their
informsnts, but they considered it certain that
there Was a fixed resolve On the part Of the
Fenians to invade this country in force ~ an
early day When that day may come the Gov
eminent could not forcsee 1t might CT ~ to-day,
or it might he in + week, but he believed that
arrangements have been made FOR an invasion
at an early day. They had taken steps to re-
sist the invasion, and that such resistance would
prove successful, no one could doubt
The Government had not the right to play
with this question, and after having received the
information they had, they were bound 90 take
steps to meet the invaders, and if such steps
would prevent them coming into the country so
much the better lie believed that We would
have a continuance Of these attempts for many
years He would move for leave to introduce a
bill TO authorize the apprehension and detention
Of persons suspected Of committing acts Of
hostility or conspiracy against her MaJestys per
son or Government.
In Quebec the whole volunteer active force,
city garrison, field battery Of srtilery, and two
troop, Of husssrs are held in readiness 70 depart
st a moments notice All other bsttalions in the
district have been ordered Immediately at
headquarters.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

One Of the consequences Of the agitation con
corning the Bible reading in schools has been
its introduction into the St. Louis schools, where
it has not hitherto been used.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

MILITARY CHANGEs.-By order Of the Presi-
dent, Gen. Sherman issued an important order
Friday, changing some Of the military depart
ments The Department Of Alaska is broken up
and aided to the Department Of Columbia, head
quarters At Portland, Oregon the Department
Of Virginia is broken up and added to the De-
partment of the East, headquarters at New York
city. Maj Gen. Mcdowell commanding the
Department of the Cumberland is broken up.
The States Of Kentucky, Tennessee and West
Virginia are now added to the Department of
the South. headquarters at Atlanta, Ga, Brig
GIN Terry commanding and there are several
changes Of Department Commanders.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

The last advices from Paraguay, before the
recent intelligence of the death of Lopez, were
to the effect that President Lopez had suddenly
turned upon and surprised his pursuers, win
ming quite victory, and that it was thought
at Rio Janiero the advantage would result in an
indefinite prOlOngauon Of the war Al false,
rnrnhahl,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

The death Of Lopez. the Paraguayan die
tator. seems to be authenticated 1t has
been utterly impossible to know what to he
lieve about him. The news that he had at
last been almost surrounded and captured,
with the additions of intelligence that he
had Just murdered his mother and put his
sisters to the torture has cone so often, to
he followed by word that he still held an i'm
pregnable position, and that the Brazilian
forces were dcmoralized and about giving up
the further prosecution Of the war, that any
annos ncements concerning him or his adyer-
-aries are received with caution. IL IL cheer
ful TO hear that his mother, sister, children
and mistress, have been captured, as an indi-
cation that none OF them have recently died
hv torture.
Francisco Solauo Lopez succeeded Carlos
Antonio Lopez a. President Of the so-called
Paraguayan Republic in 1862, and has thus
belG the position eight years. In 1860 Bra
I'll and her allies declared war upon him,
which has continued with varying fortunes,
till now. At one time it was reported that
he had an effective army Of 68 600 men in
the field: at another, in lo6S. he reinforced his
army with an army corps Of women. There
is, we suppose. no doubt that he has main
tanned the contest with great ability and des-
reration against heavy odds and if these
asst accounts are true, he refused 70 surren-
der at last, and died a soldiers death.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

The enterprising Cyrus W. Field has in
preparation "a clever LITTLE nid upon the treas
ury and landed estate of the government. In
n memorial to Congress. he expresses desire
to undertake the laying of a teleruphie ca
bic between America and Asia. Only $500
miles ofcablc will be required f0rthe purpose.
In bin which accompanies his memorial. be
proposes the Incorporation Of company
with a capital Of ten millions. TO- be all paid
up within a year from the organization. On
the completion of the cable, within five years
thereafter, the company is TO receive --
acres of the public lands, with the right to
select the same. The vessels of the Jlited
States Nlyy arc 20 make the necessary
surveys and soandings As We have not as
gel, annexed any territory in Asia it strikes
MS that the want Of telegraphic communic4-
ton with that quarter of the globe is not SO
pressing that We need give away very big
slice of the public domain to secure it. We
rad rather give it to the Northern Pacific
road.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

The Boston -fdrertiser seems to have toler-
ably correct apprehension of some OF the chsrac-
teristics Of the Springfield Republican. 1t says
" The Springfield Republican has cultivated
ones lie on the surface, and of invenung petty
scandals which cannot fail to interfere ultimately
with the prosperity gained by its better aud
brighter qualities"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

Gen Phelps declines to act on the c51rf--
10 examine applicants for the vaean.v -r .a.
Naval Academy At Annapolis, and the ve..-
IN the Military Academy ~ West P.s-- ST..
Dr. c. ?. Frost of Brattlsboro. viii NJ F.. t-
stead. The examination is % take MAS. s-
White River Junction 5!ay 3d.
Mr.. Charles E,t,broos of GtHnrf. ga.
nearly poisoned to death. recently. bv ta..--s
-Walio" or two Of corrosive su5Iim,--. -s-a-
mistake
iii Jewett, stage propr et7r. and mail CARRIE
from Bellows Falls 10 Als-ea4 y % Ia. ben
on that line ten years and has NOT. Ir--1.- --.
whole time, fsilel to make his regular rr-r-.
Mrs. Mary BrockWay. mother Of Je..eP B-,cs-
way CT Bellows Pals, celebrated her IO0ta Birth
day, April 9Th
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

The Centennial Celebration 5f the wn
Fomfret takes place June l5 Extensive r-e-.
rations are being made for the occasion.
The losses Of the Windsor County 1fI..,
FIRE Insurance Company Turing the past r..-.
amounted TO S5,I55.el
After full and free Discussion Of t..a W.-.5.
Suffrage question IN Barnard, ir wa is....E
almost unanimously, that Woman Sa4-.-s u.-
not desirable.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

The UOWG1's Journal Processes TO think That
the cause Of woman suffrage has gained large
ly'' in Vermont, because, after conventions held
in every county and hundreds Of meetings ia the
smaller towns, in which, with sharp eye to
business, every one who became a member OF
the sufrsge associstion was at once bored for a
subscription to the Woman's Journal, and after
no little work by canvassers from house to house
for the paper, it has securei-how many sub
scribers do our readers suppose Fire hoa'-
nd'-thst surely would not be high figure
for so much effort. in a great cause. which is
gaining Largely 20 No, hr5 iundred, The
Womar's Journal has two hundred Vermont
subscribers. Two hundred out Of the fifty thous-
and women Of Vermont We must say that the
Journal Is easily encouraged.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-22

In the Dominion Parliament, one day last
week. Mr.. Mckenzie undertook to make the
United States Government in some sort re
sp1nsible for the Fenian scares which throw
our northern neighbors into semi-occasi]nal
commissions. lie asked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-31

lIeadache-MiX half and half of Rennes Mag
Dill and water and saturate the head with the mix
G, then put few drops OF the Oil clear on tn
lemple and where the pain is severest; also we
low 8 or drops Of the Oil If sick at the stomach
men end your pain if you caI dec2tt&wlN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-31
Special Notices.
PARKS HOUSE
on EUROPEAN PLAN.
fQr WASHINGTON ST EnsfOn

Good single rooms, IS cents and 81 day.
Bill of fare the lowest of any hotel in the city.
S1-Pasties comlns 90 liustUn, Wlli ma ine Park
House the most centrally located quiet and order
Is house in the city. BOYNTON Il CO,
oct29-teod-Grn PRoPg!EToRs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-31
HoNOR 10 WH0H HoN0R IS Due


The ,Isnuary number Of the Electic con-
tains a criticism on American llumor. Some
OF the first statements in the article are erro-
neous, therefore we beg liberty to call atten-
ton TO them. Tho English Critic says "Ques-
tionless the American form Of Humor comes
entirely from Judge Haliburton who is British
subject, and the real originator of this style
Of literature. Sam Slick and Mrs. Darlington
are the parents Of thg many writers Of humor-
GUS monologue whom America has recently
produced. From these twain descend Major
Jack Downing and many others" Judge
Halliburton created Sam Slick several years
after Seba Smith OF Portland wrote the IA
NOUS Downing letters. These letters were
commenced in twenty Eight and published col
leetiyely in thirty-three. sam Sticks story
was commenced in thirtyiye and published
in thirty-seven in book form. And as ;or
Shillaber, il he existed at all, he must have
been in swaddliBg clothes at the time the
Downing letters we're written. ~
Therefore Jack Downing, instead Of sam
Slick, IS the paternal parent Of the many hui
morous writers in America and this style is
often called the Downing Literature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-31
nailp Ntnnebft yonrnal
AUGU STA.
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. 81. 1870

The democrats OF New Hampshire, or
portion of them, have been trying to unite
the opposing factions and newspapers at
Concord, and so,upset the republicans OF
that State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-31

The impeachment trial of Governor
Holden. of North Carolina, has been post
poned until the 30th proximo. The col
bred members of the Legislature have
published an address to the colored peo-
pie Of the State appointing Friday, Jan
nary IS, day of fasting and prayer foi
the dellverance of the Governor from the
power Of the kuhlnk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-31
genera Pillow and another rebel having

General Pillow and another rebel having
been adjudged to pay for property seized
for military use in the rebellion, to the
amount of 49,. 900. have called upon the
General assembly of Tennessee for relief
Such an application would only be made
to democratic Legislature, and IS only
one of many similar ones that will he made
when the democracy gain power.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-31
EACkACHg:s.,

0oS \ WEEK SALARY Young men wanted
U & y a. local and travelling statesmen. Address
with stamp X. IL. W ALhti1, - Park Row, y. y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-31

The Him0sN of fagustn, from the Earliest Set
sfemeaf 10 the present time; with Notices of the
Fiyasosth Company, and Settlements on the Ken.
hebeei sogether with Biographical Sketches and
gusts 1app North, 1879. prsss of sprague, owen
NasL
, 1870-12-17
SUBURBAN HKAI ENTATE.
COUETRY RYALE ERTaTr

H'OR S4LE--AIsHouRI LAHDS-7 WILL SELL
,S.t IT, Eaten AZ Msson! 4 yeq 6E pecr. Many 1t
With Ersprct to plstd Or now Ia conr.r
.. sonsnsiien Ar abselata parfeet ttse suassutred
Of trading men. rahtns peattro herE1us nil piasc
Aod0etJ. f. CRQSfAAF. 81. Louis, No.
FOR sALETo sPrCULAToRs AND TRADING
s.Une county air eGFnd fx eaah only. At tety low
, 1870-12-17

ssesfpttoo And the l4vely and szser ksu eoseestxd
s E.s 6 s' 1sTss s9Gs,ss .ss. ssss
IL. hs H. 1e:''ss ass':' TO-, a, s:s AZ.
Tidy. th<fe u % nevtpapos pstaisd n IL
sa2ss1 !1sssf1t. e ,btI ~, : 5ss:s
q 4 tsf ess 3D.; ye6 n!ss .s - Ees
:;,tf !, 10 ;ss 1rss. sase Il e.
49,. XoaE roAsa.
Tne Aoseni Ones" wc1e drunk and respond
NJ MAJ Hasnttx and his bride vsso entauuss-
NEW. E Sullivan, Of TBz Ta,susx, VA 70
1ailfnx from the hign estate Of Journalism to ne
coT diaon OF member OF she Lezts1sture, H.
Sullivan responded.
House. vas Invited g spesf, lie cn1irmsn % iaeFS1
y Desiring tnat he aaonld ot1ef and respond 70
MhateTes toast he should think proper. Nj.
inpioap.a addsestes b ri Iii u nasseled az an1
S7,tsaon to 81 fsV sofds i r. presence ~ e
eood Mi mani:sted By tse caafsn u sn IL sassess. @ I
INK ! topic 20 oonsenlaf Toast waa, indeed. Dc
ttghtfu1 topic, and especially appropriate to the
oeca1,on. II NJ! fact well Known to hnAel md
ard attlcle Of otet, besides being harmless,
simple, and economical. 1nEtances Wefe mrs
whsre tossttWster fad produced 1ntoItcauou
pe1sor, in the eujoyment Of perfect health, had
ever been known 70 die Ut eating zoo much tosat
TosSt and the press were Mngulariy similar. Tue
city editor. when called upon 70 resraet
bogu6 sensation, was Ike toaSt-ctlSp
and cIuttJ. the night reporter, when
badly scoopod by hts competitors,
wAs. Hke toast done brown; aud tho speaker
knew Of 4 great many newspapers which Here
toast itxel-deytllan dry. At thb point Mr.. Sk1n-
ner teached for his wine Rlks8. aud the tnteerM
w1s improved by the Chairman Ia calling On An
other speaker. vi. Skinner had only got well
yielded the floor to other and less distinguished
oFatorh
Mr. Cotbett, Of tho Prairie Fbrn.er, responded
IN pleasant and witty way 10 tho agricultural
prteA
The meeting separated about IL O'Clock, everJ.
one going home Eatssfed that pleasant and prot
liable evenlnE had been spent,
, 1870-12-17

sur. aod that only = aae oreharaiss hound the
oustnes2 pfootAbae. Tne new dtse 2ses and IN
e1easa Of fnsecti wnre tos natn Cause Of f1liufe.
ROOT FkUfN0.
Mr+ Porter presented IN implement tor the
not pruning Of uees, or 1t can Be used tnr shal.
!nH draining. II can bo drawn BY three hne1es.
ENTOMOLOGY.
peper On this subject
Tne principal punh were that csnn1bsl tnsso's
and caMatie chGnEes, - welt u no changed
connt1on OF foodr Mete the great ooaae1yztot1 OF
the Insect tzthea He h1d no g1eat faisA II the
v1lno 81 birde tn checking the depresd1ton9 Of COR
pttot destroying tnsecsA
A pspeI from J. P1atson, on gardening, wa8 Of
feTed IN the absence Of the writer,
u ne esentng, p. spa,dtne, Of st. Louis. rest
D1nk Win. 7" Tna gentleman rather tnooght he
would, and went Oh to give oone rather couclu-
sire Arguments to sustain hI1 poAttou.
KFyEcTs OF FRUIT CULTURE.
Robert Manning, Of Boston, the well-0oWn
W1tter on ftuitt, fnlnhhed an interesting payer
on M subject Il wA mzinly devoted to potnr-
lrg out how Iult-growtng nodded and improved
Tho people hy Its rednemeno and higher clvtnxa-
ton. RnRIr-
, 1870-12-17
H0TEL PERs0HALa.
FREMONT ROUSE


Among tho a'iTh at the fremont House,
Yestesday, were the following: u. Cole, S. Louis
Charles o. Krowitou. Freepors: o. H. Watson,
Davenport: E. T. Smith, New York; s. D. Tracy,
MstrD: Il Stevens, Sew York; D. ". Rchx:d-
sau, Detroit; L. A. Wf1o11, St. Louis; Captain
". :: Dawes and family, q. & A.: q 8, Mckee,
Pttnhnrgh: ~ II. Lc~3s and wife, MiiNaufse: !:
". =. Wright, Lockport, N. r.; W. II. Marshall.
St. Pau, atinn- Henry Powell, cs~Ginnau; c. b.
American Consul, Japan.
SHERMAN uoCsK
Among the arrivals 1t the Sherman House, ye4-
terday, were the following: Francts n Smith.
New York: W. G. Cleland, aeynlspd; e wilson,
San Ftauc1aco: L q. EaMea, O,tnwa; A. Emgh,
New York: =. Y. Shipman, Wisconsin: John ".
ke11y, Mlwaukec: b. /. Hondar, New YORK !;
Louis: {. +. IoTea, Phi'aaeipsia; siusi Goion:i ns
Charles ". Wilder, Boston: Volaey Green, New
York '.'
PALMER HoCsK
Among fhn Arrivals 1t thu house. yesterday.
Wels the following: William VosburRh, Buffalo
". T. FtAheF, md II. A. TnrrelI. Bolsou: II. A.
Livingston. New York: II. Ovtatt, ]. E. SheENpcd.
A. Lson1neop. aud c. ". Coo, Cleveland, q: j,
Turner, J. shepArt, J. q. Barnard, and B.
AiKlns. Union .. B. Co.: =. D. De1k.. Rpck
4s1Aaa Asgass I. ShumNay sud WIFE Michigan.
Among the Arrivals, ythaar,iey, were the follow.
ting: !. Reyr olds, Iowa: II. d. uoodFtch. iosepn.
VILE, III: ]. WeIioan. Hartford, CT T. b. fe-
lard, Roston; ]. =. Falls, PttthurNh s. Stewart
and wife, Boston: A. Bunne]l. Des MotneF, Iowa:
trs, st. Louis,
, 1870-12-17
lgoxyeAA OF she Murder T1fn1 mt Ln-
Erhu&c,

grange.
SpeeiAl pefpsseh to The Cheafo TFftoor-
FORT WATSE, Ind, Dec 16-Tha morning tbs
III f-uce In the jcnks nnsler trtal At Lagrange,
I'D, introduced 8 sister Of defendant, Asty
3epks, who testified IN kuhst Ance, thAs some uue
,s7or to the murder, her brother sent 70 Ohio for
her to come and keep house for hin. She
did 70. And found thai bis actions Auo genera
showed uudssprted Algns Of tns1nitY;
that It became coru1non taiE IN tne family, and
taat. some two or three years prior to1hc deed
sanity. These Ietts1s were inuoducea aA corrno-
there were o,btf witnessed who teauded In
Thcrt Is but ltnic doubt bnt that he VIII he Ac-
Quilted On thoes grounds
lhr teu1mouy vt1 douefteas De ~ H.
, 1870-12-17
Tho sPn uR1er Murder 1:nso at Dixon
Given 10 tho Jury

earefal Despateh u The Chicago Tribuna
Di1os, ILL.,, Der. 16--Tne Sp,ngles murder
trial closed to-day. The Jury arc now out Col,nel
s"set, Of Chicsgo, occupied all the day, yester.
6.y, In an able and mastery argument for the
pisoner. Hon. ". u. O'B1en, o: Peoria, made
thcclo'tnR argument to-day for the prosecution
THIS caa- has caused a Rreat deal OF excitement In
thls stcilou, and puf city and the Court Hoa "a
nave heeu lnroneed during the trisl. lasting near.
u two WeeAs- The preya;l1ng oPtrion 'o-nipht,
- thet the tnsJ n bring Ia for manalh1gntef,
yr2:k-
, 1870-12-17
MINNESOTA.

kssttson& ContrArt Les-TAe Luru.
bers"E 6Eatsfuets military lie.
atM3on,
Hpeetal Despatch u The Chicago Tribune
ST. FArl, Dec l6-Tho contract for Rrxhir1
the railroad from Minneapolis to White Bear
Lake. TO connect With thc Like Superior L.
Eoy, Wal let yesterday. and the work will be
by the lkt OF June next
A number Of men, thus far, have suffered
gfeatly IN oREtuR opetAuona for want OF snow,
and no logs have thus far been banked, white
la'so creWa Of men aud teama are neaIy Idle. a
s"otm ttfs Afternoon, promises to n aAs shedding
III The timber snfztctent for numbering puIpoaea
The surviving members Ut the Eitkh, Sixth,
seventh, Nintn. and Tenth Minnesota reglments
he1d Etun!nn ln tnia city yesterday aud today,
incudHag banquet last evening. the bosiness
tc-slAy concluded With adopupg COT sktusion and
bylaws cf m association to be knova as she
si1tettth A1my Corps Association, to meet aunu.
all5 hereafter.
, 1870-12-17
pUs1EESs NOTICES.

Mr.. Gates md Mrs. Janes. nrs.
.c,,.F Good Eo.ntrc, Mrs Janet Bow wei
you sfs looking; fas oesser 'nAn Hnea "a" 1oo
hbt- 1.m rnurh hsttzy ,n.r
n.rt 10 nesn ios long lime, aud an nov "a ny
Hay i0 nss 'nnt.}a Of II Il worth 1li the soctnea
f'T tISs ro.id No mo1e foesazs for soa
IL 1,s M C.ies-Seetly esfsy oae R9eaE Fel
, 1870-12-17
Hut@pdaA

To the better accommodate his many friends
snd pstsoue, q. ". curtt,, the wel.-knoEn oyxter
mau, haa to-dAy opened branch s.ozo Il No, q
Stese @ stfest & she1s ne !, ready to supply Al WHO
Alto, nnytnin9 they may wish In he sGsne ai
Shotse fSeah Ponl.ty and game. ne Also III On IN
s.1e1s fer Eale fIom now III afteS r. nnS.r. nc
BE sure Acd gire him 4 call 49, A'e-
, 1870-12-17
INDIANA

Population OF the Stntc-ObltuN NrY-
NAtlFond TrnuaIcF.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tr1suoa
1xp1ASAfoI1s, Dec lk-Tne census for this
state has been completed. The population Of The
State is ,S1s,6'3. an mc5ease OF s73,5T.
ColeDel lrWtn Hartson. grandson Of aI-Pres-
deut d1fson. Ind prominent ufltcef OF tne
Cnion army. died here to-day OF consumption.
IS fumoEed here Tonight tnntt the indianapolis,
Blc0zni1Etoa Western Railway. between this
ciy anG Ptkp, III will shorty til torp the hands
Of the Ptnnstf fFania Road. Tnts company already
cenuGls nc fan H1nd.e. tndlanapo!ts Vncen-
lefets In hotn ro2ds bexTeen this city and 81.
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