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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

PENDANT WINDFRs ANuK Kay WiNpERS
BOA Set,ins Fro.f,i Nl',meat ,.fl Dan,,., fpI,b.
The finer graies 40 having three pair. Covc,l
a., Ill, Il 5 IN VsL5 stIIiSg a9l a,.urai.iy
mont With Exposed Pallet Jewels aui Hardened lnd
Iemperci lnr Springs md or our late improvement
Strength, Simplicity and Sm0othncs
or abgoai
instantly IN lani igll lih,s. nH sizes in GOLD sl-
iesaepeqae e ,i rs Spa' ma FyeS Second, az
p.-.. r..,.s.-....
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AZ ,7ir J.,,.i,r tls N pf6N v,,c '.''''f'
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v,i..r..,,.. W.. % ,,...r
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GILES BROTHER 4 co.,
be T.ttr er..,.r ru4.t .. rtf
a.
~ "Af NO. ifa' '''''-N iH4er--t'HiHg |44'-Nir.
Frfifrta, imrfoH Co.. Marion, n. ~ mann fl-fa.fI
By UnHta STATE, Fli,s Company pa, bean ,uri,4 BY mo
,-o,, yl,..t,t,r t-.s o.. g-..- d. i.-., 10.
' 20 y4'+t.P i'' I''' "' i'ii' 'N-ri'i90
Bang ''y THO SECONDS w tle sHfre hne
Ner York J9H o. $780,
w,,.t A.. ina, Son, c,-.t.- t...t. r,.,,.,
80 As,l.ilin g" ~" niht i.u N.5l nanuite-
by me fifteen month. il. total oi9 iao M NM
being only one second Pc, month"; mogiht ,,.n,,.
Watch No ll7t stor-v,i,,.i,, i,,.i,.. I'll, t.-,
tlred IN III, l e,,te ~ ~ i'I w., ~ D., inanua'
by me seven months r.. toti y,r ,, n ,a ,
being only liz second. '''''''''" ''u' mean time
watch No. l95'i stem withdrawing Trade Mark
urS by the 4 tai so &aa h' ea e4 %e s
T. G. PRIEST. XII sep't N.YC.6uRR
,,.,>
Frederick Atherton & Co., Marion n j." manuiac-
tufcl ~ the United States Watch Goa has been carried
by me hiteen months is total variation from mean time
% '''' 49, Ven' H. ~
w.,ot y. ,,s-
'"'" w. i!hiff ottiu-h Intoxicating Trademark
frSdeuc9 Athefton Co.. Marion, n. j." manufic.
tuIeu { the United states Watch Co., has ben carried
py me since June, 1867 its total variation from mean
time o'hs only hYc seconds per month
' ~ Ni '' wan HV' NJ 4
Watch No. LBS Observation-Disclosures rr,dc-,f,rt
Frederick Atherton A Go Marian N Z y ,,,s--et.
turod by the United States Watch COX has been carried
and in ali the various climate of Egropa a' fg at
,r .t.,.ttss A''t NAiiNN NiN aNNNnN
u, NesAi IL LAsslNG,
Mah hhckefhoeker Life lns. Goa l6l Broadway. \ Y
watch NJ t3oac e4 ,,,t,
United States W,trb VI " luVyv,Lpeakhs Trademark
BY me SS mon state s %ae4 G9 hs been carried
May 3, 1902 "' -'' %
Watch No 10 mo e.ar, ,tJt.l. ,, u .
,Iinted stater W. ii,u,ei-Deasing ifade-hark
turei IN the TnttnG ST., d l"aIl9nl ~ hnuiae
hy me Fix months t toti T1 ias peon CARRIED
Watch Ma liza Siam lSyqiS9rRf Pa Feb %, lsel.
tarsa g{ The United states Watch Co. has been carried
HENRY DE LANcEY, Engineer Phiia. 4 Erie R. R.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
years CONTINUES 90 secure patents n the United States
tries Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assignments and
al papers or drawings for Patents executed on rcasona
Nle terms with dispatch. Researches made into Amer-
can ana Foreign Works 90 determine the validity and
uty Of Patents oi luycntons, and legal and other AL
wee rendered ON all matters touching the same Comics
o ihc claims OF any patent furnished by renting one
doilar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
no agency 10 me UHifed states possesses superior 6cfifs
ueHfiQus ~ 80
during eight months the subscriber In the course Of
lAiEe practice made on trce rejected applicat ious
olAiELN APPEALs, EVERY ONE Of which was de-
oneN w imof 10y the Commissioner OF Patents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most ra9til, and ,,e
cHYW practitioners with whom have had official inter
course CHARLES MASON, Com'r Of Patentsn
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more eopecnf and hlstuorfly and
"iu oeP"eie Oh putting their applications In a form to
l"t tgih an carry and favorable consideration al
inc fatent ohee, EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of patentsn
MI ~ II. EDDY Inns made for me THIRTEEN appli.
VhLph-i m al! but ONE Of which patents have heen
kiaulel ana thai one Is H0r pendng Such unmstaka-
ue PROOF oil great talent and ability on his part loads
me 10 recommend ALL inventors u apply 10 him 10 bro
cure helf patents, as they may Do sure of HAVING Tie
most lathu attention bestowed on their cases and Ar
very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGII ART -
Boston, Jon. !, 1870 o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12
&dtertis
TtcUT MUrUAL
lFE INSURANCE COMPANY

coNNEcTfcUT MUrUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS over i25moO
No. ofmemhcrs 6oOOo
ANNUAL iNoo'iL over i7Omm
Income rom ht0esf alsns 0rer 81 11OD
Which Is more than sufficient to pay all its lose,
ls LARGE DIVIDENDS reduce the actual cost Of IN
suunco TO less han any other Company
a. @. BROWN, General Agent
fIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE. co or NORTH AMERICA,
Philadelphia, Penn, t2Omoo
SECURITY New York, i4oon
/ HOME, Now Haven, Conn. Ie01no
PHuNlN, Hartford Conn, Lamar
SPRINGFIELD, Springfield Mass, smgn
/ HANOVER New York, 6oo0o
PUTNAM, Hartford Conn, eog,
PEOPLES, Worcester Moss, e.D.n
MERCHANTS, Providence. r. L., t0loo
FIRST NATIONAL, Worccstor, Mass, 2lim
A. G. BROWN, Agent,
orricr u.s. LANonoSs BLOCK,
Corner of State and Main Streets
Montpelier. July Do 1862 7s-u,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

Watch No. l,ll7, Misunderstanding Tude-Afark
60 Frederick Athcron Co.. Marion, \ j. B." manuisc-
tufet ~ the United States Watch COS has been carried
hy me- heen months It's total variation from mean time
being only hn average ol Wo-trds Of secona per day
b. f. PHELPS, Con. n. j. Cen r. r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

~ Price LETS furnished tIo trad. computation. .u
closing nu.ues. card for stle hy Core trade general
Ask your Jcweler 90 see Che MARION Watches.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

Wholesale wnrcroons, 10 MAroaN LANE, y. v,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12
Strength, Simplicity and smoothucs.

hitherto unatained n amy other manufacture. o., bonn.
OF abroad.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12

w.. suSHuRY, Pa Feb PC. 1863.
~ Maieh No. l,lfdi Stem-N Misunderstanding rrade.Nark
- Frederick Athefton Co., Marion n j. d" maniac.
uIeu ~ the United states Watch Co.. has been cnrriod
ny me uiee months It's total variation from moan time
oe,inE envy hye seconds during that time
HENRY DE LANCEY, Engineer Phiia. 4 EreRR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06

,SlS; ,;. One ;ei Mr.. Week. a.ush,sr. WIS at ,h..
TURKS Within ton minutes OF tho time
these parties eptcrpa tho house Mrs
1erks and MISS Weeks heard tho two gunshots in
Buckout's room. Mrs. Yerks said, " I wonder II be
would snoct anybody - Miss wseks rephed 70 the
encs, that there was nc danger OF that. Then
scu ffe was heard. when Miss Weeks remarked thai
she guessed they werc dancing . Ng" As shc
was about ready TO 70: she went out, and
on gaining the iront Of the house, ssw ChareG
Rcndei by the rate, his face covered with blood
She cried out, MY God; II ts Charles IiendelL'
hetteil stsr,cd back towprd the house; partly stun
bitd on the coorsteD yrcped his wny 10 croosed
tbs body OF Mrs. Buokl9ut which lay partially la
front Of thu sitting room door, and fell upon the
lounge mosning aud begging Cor help.
THR ALARn--rHE SCENE
Tic alarm was quickly raised, and tee neigtbos
promptly rushed 10. Tbe scene that net their eyes
has been fulli described The elder Kondell eat IN
his char, dead. The son rccncd upon the lounge,
blood stres nliDG frOm his len temple, noaning and
bc1gng tor help, but fast sinking into unconscious
ness. Mrs. Buckout lay upon the floor In front OF
the door leading iron the kitchen into tho sitting
room. apparently dead. Sht however, was not
dead but rallied enough 10 recognize those srcund
her. and speak some Of their nance, and then soon
closed her eiee iorcver.
THI scRsE oy rar vRAoEDv.
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Jo2TINGs ABOUT TOWN.

The American Ins,Itate will nominate ofhcers 70.
might for ie'. ''''
The Board OF Health are anOr the milk vendess
for msapprOpr'ation OF CToton,
The open ponds Oll covered will Ice. s--''
TO day on tue Flilh Avenue hnN ..-asns
:; SiS -oioner's jury returned verdict yesto,a.,
NV insane Pei committed snicde while tompors
Htree, yesterday. w " N''"'''"
Tie tlIsI reception Of tho "Eu,re Nous sociables"
takoo piace neNt Friday evening In Inc res!dence Of
hiss Aexandre, s'3 Fnli svenue- :" Wv ''''N'"''
The basement Of 30 oborri street, being nursery
to ee coated and di'nfecJed yesterday.
DR.. Stone, IN srsaklng Of poiganogs eo.metics
and lidgcwo1d water" were poisoned by lead pipe.
The Rev w. II. Mlburp viii lecture tbs evening
+ v!h the I'LL Ct rts !s oaa, NJ G Of m TS ESs snSS sn aud
The body Of George Biuman. the murderer and
6.ol9Gf. OF 6i5 Main street. Buhalo, iOr OugIl IA
George William Curtis VIII lecture in Tie raitgriaa
Church, Eew HIi{hion. : ! '9mGrrow evening" IL
shaw No Il, e. 4. Il.
A. the Lcclins of t'o Board Of Hclth Yesterday,
once uscd ior use IN succeeding baths, WV
A final sale, by order Of the COMPTROLLER of the
Eshiecnth Ward Market stands IN scvcnte' NH street.
nst RNeT WA was O,re effected ySttcrd n the pronceO O
champion aud Chsrlea Morgan, Of New Jersey. viii
take place At the Dubois track Friday, the IN nbt
The match for tOO0, the uscd rules, shoot AZ nny
birds each.
Tom Aliens representative, Frank Burns. Of Tits
city and the Mace PARTY, Nll meet ~ the 'Hlef omce
to-day 10 make The hnal NJ HnGrmruis for The c ATM
pionrln night. Edwards has siglvI sItcles loE the
Right with sam CollYcr,
The post norton examination Yesterday Of the
BODY OF ulil Fenon. supposed to have been Kicked "a
death by her husband John feron developed the fai
thar she had died OF uterine herOrraEt aA NJ mSrAs oi
violence could be found.
Onicsr 752 THrem PolIcO made use of car i0li
10 taie two Toen 60 Scrkyills fr'op fhs issea one
was covered with clotted blood. Passengers would
mot al near The poor woundod prisoner. who in his
shame was striving To hide hh race
The Tammany Reform Benevolent Protective Asso-
citation 10 the name OF new organ tauon n this city
which hss just received charter from AlOsny fieE
dent, jacob Cohe9I Vice rSsd"rt Thomas slssidsIi
Intended 70 cover the city. has already aiarge Innd
| It's treasury.
The Travellers Insurance Company, NJ Hartford,
we learn Is the oniy remainng EeneTa nocdont insa
rance Company writing yearly poioies This CompAsI
by abo nanas ement and abundant capital, has made
the busne~s success Last year u Issued 0ver lSentI
- -@- .-~Na ~ "a
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The Dying Man Denies that he Murdered
Rogers.


SIR Relative to the article in to-day's Ns'cs
about the the shooting OF Logan. allow me to say
that at 1880 +. NJ visited him by request OF hls
nearest relative, IN order TO satisfy myself In re-
gard to hi. connection With the Rogers murder. y.
cause Of the assertion made In that paper BY Capt
Anai-e that he mad no doubt Of the guilt OF James
Logan No. 2, now suffering an. lying in Bellevue
Hospital. Alter three intervieS = with him In his
Intervals of consequences, BIO answered mo " one
Of his COUNSEL:
mo, no. no never did It. know nothing
about it."
Did the Seraon J on was with on the night OF the
muras, 49, .-s-sthins sIl,nt it,n
No, no not that know Of"
These words were uttered at time when all hopes
Of hs living were given up, and his aged mother
was sitting beside him. W. g. YARD.
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OBITUARY.
Dr. Charlotte I.ozier.

The h,nsral D, Dr, Charlotte l.oIier took place
yesterday ftom Trinity s.. H. "''"uH,"Vus. Nv
Rev, Cyrus ID. Foss sa,. IN his ais~,- '"a'
DIR LoEcr was born Ia Nhburn, Nd, in lo..'' ""'
In 1850 settled In Michigan, and subsequently In
Wnona, Minnesota. with her father who still rc.
sides there. She attended the New Jersey state
Normal School, and graduated at fifteen, after which
she became teacher In 1851 she came 10 Now
whose she married. two years afterwards She
graduated last March, and became professor VI
tony and philosophy. she was last vmter q pro.
mInent speaker In the Workingwomens and Woman
Suffrage As ociations, and had eclured on medicine
before graduating Her Temlins were taken 10
GrcCnN ood Cemetery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
EROOKLYN

Tho brooklyn Institutions support atSs persons.
The Brooklyn CSlodonmn Club will give their an.
nual ball on the evening Uf the 18th
The buperntendsnts OF the Poor have reduced
the salaries OF their CLERKS and phYslcIans.
JOHN Bennett 8nished n srreo early yesterday
morning by jumping into the Gowanus Canal. IN which
no wlh found swimming.
Maria honod, = lunatlc comm II In the Asylum In
FiAtbush, has beon beQucnthcd an estate In Queens
county worth $4,000 or $4,000,
In the City Court yesterday, Andrew J. Philips
sued Henry 4. Dowen formerly Collector OF the Third
Internal Revenue District, 10 recover 6I6,0OO, the
amount Of lees alleged 90 have bron Withheld from him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06

Gov. Geary's message WIS read to TIC LegislA-
ture OF PENNSYLVANIA in Harrisburg YESTERDAY. The
total smouni of the state debt is Sjs 81 900. sncs
January, 1867. the total reduction Of the debt hss
been ~ $4,000 The establishment OF a homo foo
disabled soldiers Ia Recommended, and egisstioa
relative TO such calsmies as the AvOndse disaster
The Governor says that Cuba Geographically belongs
10 the United states. and therefore he asks for ia
recognition. He tavors an expansion of the curren-
cY U the new national banks 70 be establIshed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
Governor Hoffman. Reform Party.

The desire of our CITY Government 70 reduce
taxation and appoint the most efhcient offcers was
well illustrltei In the CITY Hall yesterday. The
CITY Library Is onjcercd by Librarian, Assistant
these geutemen, with the exception OF the assistant,
wns over 10 be seen In the library. MIR. Charles
Balch the Assistant did the whole duty OF the eight
The man who did the work has been removed, and
the man who didn't has been rstainod. This gen
tlcmsn IN M Charles Barkiie, OF the Sixth Ward,
literary friend Of Alderman Cuddy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
Personal INTELLIG EYCE.

T.. LopeZ. q son Of the President of Paraguay ar
rivut IN Washington yesterday.
John Morrssey was elected, yesterday, Sergeant.
alarms Of the Massachusetts, House.
Yesterday the Fire Commissioners appointed Jos
L. erley Chief Eng neer. IN the place OF Elisha Kings
land, resigned
MAJOR. Gen. Daniel Pratt the great American tray.
eeT and perpetual candidate for The Presidency OF the
United States, viii address the Columbia College meal
eal rtuduns IN Masonic Hall this lyeaing The extra.
ordinary General describes hs lecture the greatest Of
the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
A sPIRIIUALIsT's 10000.
The Invs,.dity Of Win Executed under the
Inhp ence Of Intoxicating Liquors.

Inhp ence Of Intoxicating Liquors.
John Mckinley died in this city in January.
1885, At the age OF ss leaving property worth about
$4,000. HIS only heirs at law were . nephew and
niece, John 8. Mckinley and Mrs. Issbeih Lamb,
and two grand nephcws, James D. and Sarah Mo-
Kipley. tho latter being young children. He made
wfi tso days before his daath leaving all hia proper
ty. excepting some small snnuities. to John g. No
Klpiey. The will which was drawn up and writ
ten by John g.. aner having been two days closeted
with the old man md which WIS signed while, Il Is
alleged, the old man was using intoxicating stimu .
iants rejected BY the Surrogate, on the ground
that it not properly executed toe decedent mo-
having declared to the itnesses that u was bic VIII
The old man, IL was chimed, was suffering from an
injury to his brain, caused by blow on the head
Hc was a splrltualist and had erected nonumen,
ar ,tal from the decision OF the Surrogate was ar
g,f Il yesterday In the Supreme Court Genera
lcrm Decision reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
ROBBING THE MAILS.

Tho Armed Brigapds who are Operating
between Denver aud Cheyenne.
An armed body of men stopped the United
States mail coaches on Tueedsy between Denver
and Cheyenne City, and rIncd them of their con
tents This is the second time the mais on this
route have been robbed since Christmas. The first
robbery was committed twenty-three miles this eide
OF Cheyenne, ats O'Clock on Sunday morning, the
a6th uii The driver and three passengers were
driven away, and the coach and horses, with con-
tents, were captured entire. The mail was very
valuable one. and contained number OF rec lscred
.etters and money orders. The robbers wore mill
'sry oycrcosts and were mounted on small horses.
n. Cre,vell has requested tho Secretary OF War
TO de,su troops to guard the mail coaches betw cen
the cities named.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
MIR. Ilont Threateuins IN, sepa,..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.--The friends OF Attorney
General hoar announce that he VIII insist upon u
Ftc In his case In the Senate and that II ed he
wul emain IN the Cabi1et that for six weeks lie re-
fused TO allow iis name to be used for the Judgeehp
and nna} consented only at the urgent personal ne.
gucst " ,he President and that the refusal to con
dent which may lead TO rupture between him and
The ocnAtOrs who vote TO rolcct Mr.. llOAr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
rLIsHEs FROM rue OCrAv CiBLEs

Tho Liverpool Cotton market closed steady with up.
lands at iih@iiTd. and Orleans at iik9nSd.
An expedition is preparing to sail from France to
recover 5OoOy ytO francs IN treasure, whlch was lost
some ears ago In Spanish vessels the coast Of eru
Con.ols closed at 9a's for both money and the nc
count. United etals hve twenty bonds, 1879, 81 lB'
old. e8l IVY, 8h 'enfortlesh ax. Stocks Quieti
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06

The Hon William l.. G,rgin died 10 Richmond
Va yes" "riay 10 the siy .hhd yeat OF hi, age He
llturc Of lbs state and a. 1879 10 Congress whore he re.
Inancd until 1870. In 1882 he was nominated as the
Whig candidate for Governor Of Virginia.
W. f. Jackson an officer of the METROPOLITAN 10.
lice, ded Of consumption NJ midnight, Monday, At
Hmithneld, L.. |, He leaves u wie aud two ChilaTen
anu ms he Wa melnbsr Of the Police hutuA Aid As'
bOClAtlOn, thoy uill get $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
New Hampshire Democratic Convention.

The State Democratic Convention mel in Con.
cord yestcrday. Tho Hon. henry Bingham, OF Lit.
Teton, was chosen President. By acclamatiOn
Gen. John Bedell, Of Bath, was nominated Tor
Governor and Gen. W. 7. Dorahoe for Railroad
Commissioner.
The platform expressed abiding faith In thc prin.
uounces the action OF Congress Ia relation to door.
Eia; den"unces nonopoies prcudlcial TO ma
uonal progress declares Tor the taxation Of ali
contracts, bonds, and securities calls for the pay
mGnt OF debts, not otherwise specified In currency;
and concludes with trIbute 10 tho memory OF the
lalc CT IfuAldCnl Pierce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
Senator Fesstuaeu,s Successor.

The Hen. Lot N. Morrill, was nominated in q
Joint caucus OF Republican members Of the Marine
Legislature yes,erdAy, for United states Senator for
the unexpired term OF tho ate Senator Feseenden
The Democrats haze nominated the Hon. Isaac
Reed, OF marlborough.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
Spanish Butchsries ,p Cusa.

A matron Of Staten island, who has lust re-
turned from Cuba. and who was an eye-wiiucs. of
many barbarities committed by the spanish soldiers
relates the case wher, In Ave little children were
deliberately shot dead while playing on an opcn
held. such atrocities she says are of daily occur
rel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
WEsTCIIESTER COUNTY.

Au impostor IL canvassing the suburbs Of New
York ceiling packages Of oneTy for nve times th:l
value, Offering an induCeuneut ticket. which. he
SAYS will enic the holder 10 articles Of from o. 70 M
IN value. upor presentation ana payment q tlB -
A. H. Rowan 4 Co., sc Beekman street New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
Rs6oru. Prow,,.d In Por,ssaI.

I.isnos, Jan. 6.-ThS General Cortes assembled
TODAY. ana the session was opened by King Louis,
His Majesty promises that tho Government will in-
troduce important measures Of reform and econ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06

The Maine Legislature orqsy::,ed at A-rlsta
ycs,eniay Wm ". Bolster WAS elccied President
Of the senate, and Rcuoen Foster, Speaker OF the
house,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
Tb. snap,.s Monarchy Mudile.

MApRtp, Jan 5-Thc COrtes hesitate 20 invest
Recent SerrAno with sovereign power. The partl.
sans VI tue Duke oi Montpensier are very active.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06
Co'orado Gna Woman suffrage.

The Colorado Legislature organized in Denver
on Tuesday. Goy. MoCook recommends woman
relations, the election Of Governor ana ther Terri.
torlai G1cers b. vote VI NiS nuir md
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-06

other reports OF Bpckout's weakness for females
sre circulated but so well authepticst.d II is
tsld 'baI on recent OCCASION while a neiShbor WINS
SmPorarllg staring at his house while WeapipR A
Sld he assaulted her with such unmistakeabJs pur.
,s s ths, she was compelled to leave the house.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-04

A desperate tragedy occurred re-
Gently in Richmond, Va An old citi-
zen of that place, Capt VIM. II. Hay
ward, killed his son jn-law, Benjamin
RI. Lindsay, and made bis elder dau9h-
for disconso!ate widow in order TO
avenee his youthful daughter honor
Mss Ella Hayward gave birth 10 q
child, and as Lindsay arrived in Rich
mond the same morning and visited his
faiber-,n laws saloon, the latter took
him up into his daughters room, IN
,roduced him TO his infant son, aud
then drew G four barrclled pis.o! and
fred four shots, The last shot taking Ell
feet in tie abdomen. aud causing his
death next morning al Laif-East nine
O'Clock. Hayward WAS arrested and
discharged Immediately, upon the plea
of jusiiliable homicide. Miss Nellie
Howard is seventeen years OF age
Her condition was not discovered by
her family until confinement, because
she was supposed to have the dropsy'
and was dortorcd for that disease.
The way Of the tronsgressoris hard.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-04
Sowing not in Vain.

Henry Ward Beecher has the follow
ing on the subject OF sowing when
there seems no prospect of reaping any
profit in return, He SAYS:
"A mother has, perhaps, the hardest
lot of anybody. Her life is one per.
petual empt!ing Of herself, of her own
convenience, in behalf Of her littlt
child, that for man, years can return
nothing, aud can never make any ade'
quate etuln, for her care OF it. There
is no other instance of such spontane
Gus and thorough emptying OF one
own nature for another that VIC kno"
of in This life. And ye, no mother
worthy Of the name ever gave hcrsel
thoroughly for her child who did not
feel that, after all, she Ieapcd what sh,
had sown. No person was ever cal!co
to suffer for Il principle, and suffered
man"n'Iy, that he was not himself con
scious that he was victor. When
your name is cast out, anc tro1dcn IN
der feet Of men; when you are count
cd as the otIscouriny Of the earth ioI
laiihluncss TO duly, do you not expc
lierre peculiar ioy:'