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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08
Tempest in a Teapot.

The hve-lincd extract from one OF our
correspondents from johnson last week,
has fearfully agitated the usually plaoid
waters of that excellent town. Now the
case is simply this;
o Our correspondent, Il most worthy and
respectable citizen of that village, an at
tendant, and we think member of Mr..
O.'s church, Though of this we are not
certain who was present and heard the
discourse, ,cih his eyes and ears open ali
30 the t,me informed us that the Rev, gentle
e man preached from lst Romans, 18Th
chapter aud ISt verse. These words: 81
commend unto you Phoebe our sister,
which is servant Of the church which is
at Ccnchrea," Our reporter says there
was no possible connection between the
text snd the sermon. of the text had
been infected with the small poy, the SER
mon would not have caught it," That it
consisted mainly OF "rchash" Of the
''e'' Sc"''e'i''u '0'''i' 10 'h' y l." HOi,Nh-
tN' AZ" 'Na' 1t was ,na"i''S''y osS'y"ea 10
bear upon the question Of the hour; that
reporter le'' "SH''l'0 Vi 'n' 'e'"'o' anu
hung tho head, and gave it as an opinion
that others present shared the same feel
my FROM u 'c"a'"Y 'f'icIc containing
'l'is' 81" ""cn more we squeezed OUT ''or
''ncS anu one'nad' We co"'a not ana
RAJ not no" sec why our correspondent
had not the right to be ashamed ana TO
express the feeling II the desire was strong
to DO go Mr. w. mas had some very pam
taikS' not TO say angry ones WIN 'ncl",
ocrs OF MS own hocN upon the S"ye't ana
knows that the ieeIihS IS running ra'hor
nigh Gould ne then' S"pPos'ns nun TO.
DC posscSscu Oh la'r snare o. Judgment
expect 10 preach woman rl@"' sermon
''p''''" "o'''''" " "''''O' "''" NV o>
'na' Pot'ion o. MS noes "no "'e SENSITIVE
upon inc SUBJECT 10 DC "'SSn ''Sl'cu--'o
"ang 'nVif nVao" we g'' ''e nSI'
seu'''u''n '"o ,"'! 0V"'H' q MS "'''''
vi, "'."o"' s"''V"oc'i''S '"o Jo' u our CIV" IL
Vp'n'o" ,'"'' u,o'f '''1 ''''"'"S,'"'e4' !
~ 'nouSn' o'S' 20 '''"'" S'',' q '','ou' 80
Nv O06''' ro' " -, SUI 'I's'O 81 t"' 'o''
- lI9 '"",.'', ",. " ,,, W. NV
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08
stowe.
The following officers were elected 70

The following officers were elected fol
the year ensuing:
Modcrator-Georgc wilkins.
Clerk. II. Bennett.
Sclcctmcn-N. Robinson, W. II. II
Bingham, Il. A, Savage.
Ljsters--N, Robinson, Ct. A. Harris,
G. l.. Sanhorn.
Anditors-W. II. II. Bingham, Geo
wilkins, o. w. Butler.
Trustee-J. b. Sayton.
observation-disclosures wilkins, Al.
bert Camp, YIN. LOOMS.
Grand Jurors 81, w. Bennett, II.
Cady.
Inspector of Lcathcr-A. p. Holmes.
&" Lumbcr--J. W. Smith.
&" and Scalcr of Weights and
and Mcasures-T. L. Barnes.
Oycrsccr Of the Poor-N. II. Thomas
Supt of Poor Farm-A. r.. Camp.
Supt of Schools-I.. Sallics.
Road Commissioncrs-Truman Thonp.
son, L. G. Butts, W. II. Cheney.
Uonstablc-O. W. Butler, Jr.
County Commissioner
Charles Crane ll6
Norman Atwood 81
Total -207
Mrs. Hannah Stone, of this town,
died, recently, in the Insane Asylum in
Brattleboro.
Mr.. Jcdcdiah Bingham, one of our
oldest inhabitants and a prominent cit-
zen, one held in esteem by all who knew
him, recently died at his residence on the
farm where he had lived G3 years and
within four rods Of where he icllcd the
first tree.
We understand that Stephen Gillctt
has returned from lis Western trip and
re-opened his iin.shop.
y The Pastor Of the Univcrsalist So.
cicty, in Stowe, would tender his sincere
thanks to his friends there, for the recent
very generous donations given him a.
mounting TO nearly 500.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08

1t appears irom the report Of items in
last week NEwspEALLR, that st. Paul al.
tended tn, Congregational churchm ,Iohr
son, a week ago last Sabbath aud heard
Rev. Mr.. OXnard's sermon, which. with
all due difference 10 the wise itcmlzer's
opinion, was an excellent sermon ON We
mems duties, and had no more connect, "
with .'wimmcn's rights" than itcm;zrr
himself hoS with doctncy, Interested
parties would like to inquire in which
slip the worthy saint sat, and how it is so
positively known that he is sorry for hay.
ing ever commended Phoebe. Certainly
ltcmizcr need labor aud 4 no concern that
st. Paul or any other sensible person will
ever commend him! As to the conarc.
CATION hanging their heads with shame, it
was quite new idea to Us until the wise
.itcmlacr 50 kindly enlightened US The
probability Is that ltemizer'a own was
hung in sleep 50 much Of the time, that
all he hacv Of the sermon was the avid
fact that Ph@hc, woman, was once coul.
mcnded by St. Paul the re t he guessed
1T, let Us charitafly c,n,luie That
such was the case. 49,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08

Preserved by power divine "A,
10 full salvation here,
Again in Jesus praise we join, j
Aud in his sight appear.
What troubles We have seen!
What conflicts have we passed
Trials without and peace within,
Since we assembled last
But out of all the Lord
Hath brought us by His love;
And still he doth Iii. help afford,
And hides our life above.
FIRE.-On the morning of the 2Gth OF
Feb, Mr.. Gilchrist's house, on " Ea t
Hill" was burned; nothing of value was
saved ---.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08
Washington correspondence.

Woshiatoa, Feb. "a, 1870.
Washnstons birthday was honorcd
with very general ind, in some instances,
pains'aking observance, here, the 22d.-
Business places wtc closed to ccnsidcr-
able extent. Sore of the Departments
were closed all da !. and others the latter
nall OF the day. The numerous temper
ancc organ'zatlonsSf the city resolved to
unite Tor grand importance dcmonstra-
ton in the aftcrnan
A number of on prominent lusincss
and moncyed me combined to eiy, n
18TH anpivcrsaryball at the Masonic
Temple at night. .nd-so.lorlh. gov.
The ball is regared as one of the grand.
est affairs OF the kill, ifnot Tie grandcst,
ever achieved III tle city. '
l wish could say as much for the
Temperance demonstration. 1t was in an
equal degree li,lur. Its said that there
was some misunderst nding about the hour
or the place at wbin it was to be held.
lie that as II may !; the large 10Th street
Congregational churh was advertised as
the place; Senator Wilson was to preside
I
several names lnqn to fame were an
nonnccd TO speak I'D the Congregation
a. Al temperance socity, the Washington
temperance Sociciyand the innumerabIe
Divisions, &c., Of trious secret temper.
ance orders, were alto turn out their null
tItudes OF members 0 attend; but when
tho hour for assemblig arrived the church
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08
Voted a tax Of 81 IS on a dollar Of the
list to pay expenses Of the town.
Commissioner vote
Charles Crane 81
Norman Atwood 60
Eprs Town Observation-Disclosures.

EnrN Town Observation-Disclosures
Ing calls.
Clerk Ana q Stevens.
observation-disclosures f. Warren, Orreu
! Chase, Alnasa Stevens. a.gEla 9#
Trcasurer-Israel X. Ri lizards.
! Ovcrseer-George II Sa gent.
Coustabe-Jonas Stevens. :
Listcrs-Jamcs Atwell, G. A. White,
VIM. s oft.
Aulitors-E. G. White, II. Wait, \.
O. ittell.
Tru,lcc-George Bassett.
Grand Jurors-Simcon ingalls,, +. At
well, VIM. Scott
Agent--K. & Sherwin. M
Superintendent Of Common Schools
II. ID. Bcden.
Inspector of Lcathcr-,S. ingalls,.
Fcnce-yiewers-C. p. Brown, G. A.
Adams, Augustus Adams.
Voted to raise 75cents on the s to pay
town expenses. -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08
VER.HONT At GETTlSBl@

The work Of preparing and P'elOS~'
a full and reliable account of the lmP''-r
taken by the VI. troops at the ba'u'"S|
burgh, was originally undertaken Dy@'
At the request Of the Vt. Historical e"~.
paper read before that Society IN i'v'r
the groundwork Of this work ''0ah Wv
was printed in 1867, which wossoo0 e''''.
and has long been out Of print, lhf ''''
requests for copies, and the growing '"'
,nong Vermontriq, in securing peFIna%"
ords Of the late war, has induce tue P''".
to prepare second ciitinn, when ~"
press. 1t will bein octd,o form, bo0'a ]"
lin neatly !ettered and gilt, in clear , p', !.
type,on tinted piper,with ill'mil'al'"' /,
and Steel Portrait of Gen, SAnnarr '''
illustrating scenes Of the battlefield '''s
form Il handsome and valuable addition 3
library Of any ycrmontcr. 4,
The following expression of sppro''",,, ,,
scope aud execution of thcwork, sc''s'a "
many such is Submitted as testimony WV
ne, from persons qualified to judge
FROM MAJOR GEN. GRO, G. MtaD +,
Headquarters, Department Of 70" y, q;
rHsvaAsyalssia Phih., "a, pec' ' - ~.
o. @. Benedict, Durllnton, W: ia, Z.
AN always glad to see any effort n'""' Ian
10 the notice Of tbs putllc, the esllah' wv s,i
leeds oLour soldiers on theeyef incmofa'''., !,
'etysiurgi aud know Of no body Of W. 'lVV IN
led to more crodfi Tor tho dlstihnl'hsaa"a, NJ
'lo services there rendered, Than sisnns'p'i w
Idc Of W troops. Respectfully ytur% cm
IS ag GEO. q. MEADE Major zen W
ut win be sent by mail, prcP''''
'eeeipt Of price, rs cents, BY #a#
Tur FRrE PnEss ASSOCIATION, :.
Burlington, V
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08
Go. Commissioner.

AS We have not all the figures, We do
not give any to-day; but enough is known
to make Judge Atwood's election a Ger,
taiuty. His majority will be between
two and three hundred. ..t
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08
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BclVidePc.

The following were elected town of
ficers, March LIST: ..
Moderator--C. G. Prouty.
Town Clcrk-C. Il. Weston. -s.r
Selectmen-Jerre Shattuck, j. II. No
GUN, II. IL. Thomas.
Treasurer. II. IIurlburt.
onstable-Artemus Fletcher.
Oversecr of Poor-Jerre Shattuck.
Listers - Amos Thomas, II. w. A.
Leach, n. NJ. Cheney, l.. Ii. llurlburt,
Thomas Potter.
! Auditors. b. McCuin, l.. White,
more, z. w. \. Leach.
Tlustec-Thomas Potter.
Fencc.viewers--L. Whittemorc, j. L.
McCuin, ID. TillotsoD.
/ Grand Jurors-Welcome Thomas, L.
Hull, l.. Whttcmort.
Sup't of Common Schools-R. ". A.
Leach.
Agcnt--A. J. Chaficc.
Inspector Of Lcathcr-R. Slater.
I" l.uumber and Scxton-A.
Chailec.
Johnson.
.TowN OriIC EEs. -Modcrator-Wm G.
Doane.
Town CLERK and Trcasurcr-S. s. Pike.
S.cctmcn--J Ohm Holmes. Orange Buck
Charles Lclanl.
Constablc-D. G. Holmes.
Oycrsecr Of Poor-R. W. Mcfarland.
Agent Of Poor Farm--llcman \. Wa
terman-
Listcrs-Samucl Andrews, Sowcll New
ton, s. s. Robbins.
Auditors. i. Pearl, Geo. w. Hill,
S. Dow.
Town Grand juror. l.. Pearl
Sup't of Common Schools Homer G..
Irish.
Voted - cents on the dollar TO detray
town expenses.
County Commissioner
Norman Atwood - votes. y
Charles Crane CD votes.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08
Local Matte
Hyde Park.

..# hJ NS gu ~
Town OFFIcERs.- Modcrator-E. b.
Sawyer. u
Clcrk-Charles Dutton.
Solcctmcn-David Randall, Amandus
Robins, 0rson lIadlcy.
l4isters--Abcl smallcy, Samuel Ciuna-
mon, Frank A. Leland.
Trcasurcr-.C. s. Noyes.
Ovcrseer-Frederick Bliss.
Constable-B. N. Gates.
Sup't Schools-Rov. j. G. Bailey.
Town Agent--llon. r. S. Page.
Inspector of Lumber and Shingles
Hon. L, II, Noyes,
Town Grand Jurors-C. s. Noycs and
Cyrus Wilcox.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08

New PApEn.-Wc have received a copy
of the il" Franklin journal" published at
Swanton and Sheldon. From its adycr-
tisng columns, We judge it is to receive a
liberal support, and have no doubt it will
merit il.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08

gy-The NEwspEALER Office is noe i" the o'd Josh
"a Sayer building. Prnting-e6ce " stairs entrance
rougA the Iring our prirate Office on groHnd floor N
ront-at TIC Sign Of the Zig lamp
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08

SINGERS do not forget the convention
and concert next week Wednesday. See
ady't in another column.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08

-Persons requiring purgatiyes or Mil.
should 40 be careful wha, they buy. Some
p"'S not only cause gripping pains. but
, = the bowels il torpid, costive state
Parsons .'s p'urgatiye Pills win relieve The
bowels and cleasc the blood without hin.
ry to the system.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08

~ Several communications hecesSari-
]. deferred until next week.. for want of
room. .,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08
Cambridge.

TowS 0rFIcERs.--Moderat II.
Powell.
Clerk-W. II. Griswold.
Selcctmcn--I1enry Smile, W. II. Girls
void, Harlow Wires
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08

1t Is q rare thing that physician,
give any com tcnance 10 q medicine, the
nanutac'ure efwhieh is Il. secret. Abou,
the only exception we know of is him
sons Anodyne Lipimcnt. This, we he.
licve, all endorse, aud many4o ,bc,, n.o
!" IT their practice with great suectss
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08

In Malta Feb. 10th. by Rev. A. Ilh
Mr.. James II. Lincoln and Miss rra
both Of Malta, n. Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-08

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, 1870-04-11
Representative Reforms

We translate tsom 1t Rtfornat*.<, q paper pub
Nshet. at Geneva, Switzerland, aud especially de-
voted 10 the cause Of electoral reform, the follow
ing article on the progrcss, tn the United States
Of the movement IN which It Is interested:
The intelligence received By us from Anaesi-
ca is very favorable for our cause. Tho Con-
stitutional Convention OF Illinois has decided
to submit to the people Of that State t.
choice between the systems Of total and !
majority representation.
Ii. as everything induces Us to belioyc, tho
rcoplc decide in favor Of the principle OF pro-
1prtionAl representation, the system, rs dcter-
mined On lv the Constitutional Convention,
will he Is follows; The electoral quotient will
be arrived ut by dividing the sum Of the ropu-
lation hy fiftv-oue for members Of the Senate,
and ono hundred aud ffty-th1ee for members
Of the House Of Representatives.
The territory Of the State is to be divided
into dist1iete, electing three members cach.
4 giving seventeen for the Senate and ffseen for
Tho Lower House. Each voter has three votes,
| Nhich be can divide between two or three can
| didates or concentrate on ono. Those feceiy-
! ing tho greatest number Of votes Will he
/ elected.
Ne have before US thc report advocating this
| plan, which Was presented on the 10Th Of Feb
ruary By Nr. Medill, the Chairman OF the COM
ulittee, who lwells on tho same considerations
that arpeats in the reports presented by the
/ majority Of the Commission OF tbs Grand Coun-
I'll Of Ncufclasol, By the committee Of the
American Senate, and the minority Of the Genc-
l sese Commission.
Our correspondent adds that mono Of the
/ numerous papers in Illinois hare raised Oh
jections to the proposed reform Tho Atnc1i'
cans, however, arc not noted for going astray
after metaphysical theories.
We must mention, also, the caro- that tht
Illinois Convention has taken 70 submit tht
electoral question 10 the popular vote, inds
pendently Of the remainder ot the constitution
There il in reality no true vote but one takci
on 4 unique and simple question. Reelection
showa the truth Of this. md the Legislators Q
Illinois, in attempting to reduce it to practice
arc making an excellent move
. The London Times. which il not looked O.
as ye1y dreamy journal, eays, referring t
The abortion Of this reform principle in til
] Illinois Constitution: *'NhAt Illinois think
| to-day, the entire American Union will thin
| tomorrow.
Thus is Il that the democracy Of the Ne
World advances with cert ain step toward Il
conquest Of justice.
, 1870-04-11
FRANCE. .


PARIS, April a-The Olivier Ministry has ez-
pericnet1i Cabinet crisis u. Buffet, Count Dalu.
Minister Of Foreign Anatrs, md n. Taln0uct. will
pr.'hahiy so out A council Of Ministers has been
held to consider the choice for the succession
Should the crisis cyentnatc IN such other of1-
clal designations, u. Olivier will rs:natn To once
as Premier; and 1t Is Tumoyed that Count De La
Geusron!ere aud u. Magne will he called for the
vacant Places In the Cabinet
PAnis, April l0,-The Emperor having refused
to make any concession relative 10 the ptbl*e3.
fum, II. buffet, Minister OF Finance, has rendered
his resignation. No other Minister has {st reslsn-
ed, but further changes arc tumoIed 1nS ne.s-
naner organs of the Left Centre express dfssatls-
faction viii the Ministry, and kay their party 10
The CorYs Lesslatif will not support II The refu-
sal OF the Emperor TO yield 70 the demand Of But
fet and HIS friends L. considered . victory fos
Rnuhrr The Deputies OF the Left have decided
TO mold = meeting next Thusstay: At Eh!eh M the
t1lito1s Of the Paris and provincial Opposition to1r;
nails will be iny1lcd 4 manifesto VIII BE- submit
Ted 1t this meeting, which, II adopted, VII settle
the policy Of the Opposition party with regard u
the ptebtxrituta.
Paris is perfectly tranquil
At Creux0t the strike ahoEB no signs Of ending
OF the NoFtmen Who took part in the Late disturb
ances, TWENTY-FIVE have been sentenced 70 iupras
oument for fIom one month to three yeaSa-
, 1870-04-11

Bpec.A De.p4sch 70 The Ch!easo Tribune
AlbANl, Apstl Observation-Disclosures Of becvcs,
5,ts0: demand sharT, and prices xe u q higher.
EVERYTHING had changed hands before the close
OF this evening. {. Coon soht 10 extra Illinois,
averaging 10y rs, at SIC; VI. Brencko4, ayeraT-
Ing 1,s:e rs at PIC; 20 averaging 1,2.3 - 81 &C.;
IS averaging 1,1oo rs at sic; " averaging LID
Al SIC: i averaging 1.lD at sEc. C!ari 4
WooleI, % state: averaging i,eoo ns ai i .aSi 70
% averaging l,4,5 us at 5,.c:s! aEcraslnS l.oso
rsM;he; % as,rastns 1'~: ~ a5 r. II aeifess
Wear q, averaging l.oso ss, q stc; d
cana.la, averaging l,sas rs At II: \ SSy ss;
IL, at s1c; sn,xen anu steer. averaging .a35 Is
Mt &c: II sveracIg .sso ~ Ut 9..c; ~ aversE1uE
1,1an Is. a; sihc. Sinclair, ~ canaa. averaging
1,1pO Is, d, X; ~ averaging 40 Ess at Oh John
Jones, 20 caulla, averaging, 80 y, Ut 10
j. Perch, 80 Illinois, Averaging t.15> ~, Ut etc
lsaac Waael!, - ascEaGing l,so0 II, at $3.50; 4.
averaging LIS ~. At ss.sA
s1IkLP-Are 4A..c = y higher; alsout s,oH
vent Fast, the 'smainder to New Yo!k Sale.
$50 at nc fer light Ohnr to a4loc for best STATE
ant Canaia- Receipts, 8, 800.
UQES-Satcs l24 head. at f11.31.
, 1870-04-11
ILLINOIS.

Decatur Il Chicago IsnffFond-1ilt~
noI~ Axent-A%rhyxin- -I'oliticaI-
Ncsv Corporations.
Reaeial Dc-,ateh to Thr Chse. :, Tr,'r".
SrN8F1E1p, April ld-The Toltria, Wabash i
NesteR Railroad Company will co1unence the
construction Of the extension Of the Decatur 4
East St Louis liaiiroad from Decatur to Chicago,
Colonel i. y. Cook, The agent Of Illinois for The
collection Of State claims against the Cnlfe1l
states, who has been busy for some months past
n rcricctrg se1nc oil clatns, len for Washington
last night, mI.h nearly Ill the claims In sastsac-
u EaTid Wiz Ep,,est, OF Maumee City, Ohio.
a11tScsi S in Ills city on Ffiday night last,
Il midnight, and toos sooms On al sas
next dag one Of the chaMbermafda rarNel At the
door, hut met with 10 responc. FraItnR some
thing might tc wrong, she notified the lautilori.
who endcarorsA to arous: tic Inmate. hut with
out eucceaa. The tTanSG1n Was opened, and MT
Hse1 eecn II bed, apparently asleep: but The
tfncl Of Ras was 10 Erto1R as TO alarn fnt 1an.l-
nseas.Sse ~ snsi aps1enty @ M .les lit f9o1a % sac inhas
uon Of the RAs which nl1ea the room. \ doctn!
and unrcmltilng attention. and m application oi
restotntIyes, Il o'clock this nurnlns the gentle
1n2n WIS restored TO consciousness, and w1l b
i,loEina nat .he gas, hui tufn4 it Of a. usual be
The Democracy have put their city ticket in III
Geld, aud II ID composed Of lot Of batnacles an
r1rr.Torkers Vi thai fusslllatcd party. They hav
slaughtered such good and t7ue ncn as GeorE
Huntington and the old veteran, General Andti
ssan, and nominated John v. Priest for Mayor, an
Frank F1aITy for Clerk- For Marshal they seIeci
Cd Tic Old tstnuclc Eclfner, and slaughtered 1ac
Allen; and, Lest Int not least, Nike FoEartJ. VI
swca1a vengeance on the ticket selected; hut "a
Itnles rary haa Its ht1*i on the Irish, anu foSa!9
Will not make any great difference u me IT'S
vutc- The city election comes on Iursdas, an
viii be cioec, stubborn nGht
The Moline Plough Conrany, capital stock s!oo
Mo. and the Whitney Holmes Organ G0hpao.
-of Quincy. rsrtal stock 81, 900, died a1uces Of
corporation ttstcf,11y.
, 1870-04-11

MONEY on hsa individual note, and replaced IT, His
noie he took up with city fuatA subsequently.
70 retrieve this loaz md By the hdyice Of friendl,
ne Eent 900 to Beldcn 4 Co. Of New
iort, for speculative pusposeA Belden i
60 failed, and the money, VAS sank
LAter. be sent r., ,0G0 more 70 other
kEager, 4 man Of some nota here ~ 4 speculative
philosopher Of the ae1mkn schoot. and formerly
City Treasurer, some *, Co., which y aid to have
euIns have been used In 1 stm1llE WaJ. The whole
aggregate " about $4,000. Nj. eosisky d poor
man, and the loss will fAu upon his honttamen lie
Is retained ID custody uutll 1 more thorough ex-
animation OF bis accounts Is made. .
biCUMrnny E, Filth United States Cavalry, 8ry!rrd
here Yesterday from Washington, ind LEFT on the
steamer Mcdonald, for Omaha, IN route for the
pl8!nA
An unknown middle-ARed MIN shielded here
yesterday. By jumping on the fc1y-ooas while
crossing the river,
, 1870-04-11
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