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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04
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ga!a storm.

LEWISTON, ME., January 3.-The
furious rain storm Of yesterday,
caused considerable rise in the
streams. The culverts are washed
away on both the railroads, so no
train has gone out this morning.
Considerable damage is done to the
roads and bridges.
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Late New Yoak Ite ms.
Late News from Chicago.
= structiva Five SO Wash
IGgtoD, Illinois.
Loss Estimated at $4,000.
Firo at clinton. Iowa.
Loss Estimated at $4,000.
Late Washington Iterna.
Terrible TRAGEDY in New
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

SAN Francisco, January 2-In
the past year five hundred vessels
departed from San Francisco, with
cargoes valued at $21, 100000. Treas
ure zhiprsnta fe- the same peTfrd
100000, including remittances By
sea and railroad.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

LDEEE.EAGzt'S IS male of the cboic-
Yacht club est Leaf grown i is
Inc l-as beeu extracted; 1t leaves no diss-
-reeab!e taste after smoking; 10 Is very
1IIld. i!gift in color ami weight, hence one
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very day for first quality MeerschRum
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

SALEM, Macs, Jan. r3.-Nhthanicl
Bfown was elected Mayor to-day. with
si ght opposition,
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Gard f7em Col. Webster, Lase Col
lect0y OF the Port OF Baltimore,

lect0T or the Port OF Baltimore.
dc.
Baltimore, January 3 Col. Web
ster. late Collector of this Port, pub
fishes card IN which he says:
The intimation that l was a party
to the raising of money to buy Sen
ators, or for any other corrupt or i'm
proper purpose, or that I was aware
of any money to be raised for such
purposes in connection with Dir.
JobBson's trial, is absolutely and en-
tirely false"
He states the circumstances Of
raising some $2 500 in Baltimore to-
wards the payment Of Mr. JohDson's
counsel fees, which was paid to Hon.
Edmund Cooper in the presence of
Hon. Stevenson Archer, and adds:
. Ii any Senator was bribed to vote
for Mr.. Johnson's acquittaI, which [
do not believe, I had no lot nor part
Ia that disgraceful business, and was
aud am utterly ignorant of any pur-
pose or attempt to do so"
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.TB TIE sgORHE&0 CLASS We arc
W prepared 20 furnish ell classes with
Instant employment at home, the whole
the time or for the spare moments.
siDeEs new, light, and profitable. Per-
ls OF either ser easily earn from 5Jc. 10
er evening, and a proper tiOpal sum by
soltug their whole time to the business.
IS and girls earn nearly &S much as
n. mat ali who see this notice may
HsG their address, anu test the business,
make Ihis Unparalleled offer: 70 such
are not vel satisfied, we will send o. TO
for the EOubie Of wiring. Full parti-
aTs- valuable rample, htch viii do
sOIamence work on, and a copy OF the
pies Literary COmP0JafOS - one Of the
sesL ana best family newspapers pub
ed--eH sent free by mall. Reader, II
want permanent, profitable WORK, aa-
- j. .. ALLEN Co, AHgu-ta, Ne.
FELEPsT Oh ESETs.-Persons ar
ed with this distressing deaSed should
fau 10 secure and use my improved
EG4EESE1G REMEDY A PERMANENT
- EEFECIED ~ EVERY CASE Or no
RICE send stamp Tor circular, terms,
address
J.K. ROSS, NCbiesviIIe, Ind.
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CHEAP READIwa.-At

N EI-TNH Uaa9AE- = LIZ El--At-
10 Z Ags lantfe, Harper, Got1zy, or
tn6r B Publication, and " HALLS JOUR-
AZ. o. HEALTH" (sz) both sent for S4 50.
Bronchitis and KINDRED Diseases" I" by the
aditor," sent postpaid for 81 20. ". W.
7 ~ LI9 8roadMly. New YoLk.
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Destructive FIre-Loss So, 600 In
surancg $12 G90-FiFe ut CilntCHs
Iowa - Lass $12,OG0.

Surancg SIP S9O-ElF6 ut CiiltCns
Iowa = L9ss $12,OG0.
CHICAGO. January 3-Geofge Jae-
GUMS brewery at Washington, Illi-
nois, was burned yesterday; total loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000. in the
Home, Manhattan. international and
Yonkers, of New Yok, each $1,000;
other companies not known
A fire at Clinton, Iowa, yesterday,
destroyed the Fifth Avenue House,
Krsus's stock of liquors, Myers's
billiard saloon, Farnsworth's cigar
store and Breilling's bakery; loss
about $12, 900; insured for about half.
There we're seven fires in this city
from Saturday morning until Monday
morning, none of them OF a serious
character.
On Friday night last. Mike McCar-
.ty was shot dead Ia saloon, n lie
mont in this county. Three other
men were in che saloon at the time,
but " hich did the deed is not known.
Their names are Mccullough, Brady
and Kane, and they are under arrest.
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PubIIc Debt Statement.

WAsHIEGToN. January 3 The fol-
loving is the Public Debt Statement
as published to. day:
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ESTABLISHED. 1882 .

Breckenridge, and presented, adopted
and will be sent TO Washington.
The weather has moderated some
what. but ID is still quite cold, dnd
navigation vii doubtless soon close
again.
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MADRID, Jan. 3-There have been
several important conferences lately
between General Prim and Seuor
Olosags. 1t is rumored that ministe-
rial changes are likely to result there
from. in view of the prolougation Of
the Provisional Government.
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SOAP, CANDLES, lzTC
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The President Of the GUban Jubt1
denies the Statement tba5 the Gu
baGs are laytBg down their Arms
80 the SpaIIaPSs-He says the
CubGns are mere confident than
avpP 0f GuegaoS
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Total debt, principal and In
terest, to date, including
coupons due, not presented
for ,6js, 60 90
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-04
listers, Convention,

The Listers Convention for eaualizing
the appraisal of real estate in the towns
of Addison county, met at the Court
House in Middlebury, Sept. 81, 1870.
Called to order by Hon. Edward Sey.
mour, of Vergennes.
The delegates present were as follows
Rector Gage, II. n. Solace, M. l..
Jones, J. Il. Benedict, j. Huntley, II.
G. Churchill, j. b. Ball, s. Durham
H. Copron, S. p. O'Bren j. M, Slade,
M. II. Dean, G. p. Hathorn, s. n.
Warren, f. Holland, ]. M. Dyer, r
Brookins, S. Bushnell, f. Seymour. f.
Everts, Philo Jewett, c. Foster,
Thurman Brookins, of Shoreham, was
chosen Chairman.
Rector Gage, of Addison, was chosen
Secretary.
Voted, That the Listers present, not
delegates, be allowed to participate in the
deliberations of the Convention, but only
the delegates be allowed to vote.
Voted, That the lister from each town
give the number of acres of farm lands il
that town, the aggregate value, the aver.
age price per acre, the number of acres
in fats of ten acres or less, plots with its
aggregate value. as appraised by them.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-04

Indians are employed quite successful
ly as hop-pickers in Sank and Juneau
Counties. Wisconsin.
The Convention of eclectic physicians,
recently held at Chicago, was opened
with poem entitled THE Doctors
Dream"
There was doll babys wedding at
Edga6eld, Tenn, the other day. Several
little girls we're present.
The new system. which provides for
the payment of fifty cents day to jurors
is working like a charm in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barley, of Plainwell,
Mich, celebrated their wooden wedding
last week at saw-mill, where they ad.
journed for the purpose of receiving the
logs and planks offered as presents.
A Santa Fe editor, in giving an ac-
count of his fight with Gen. Heath, says
Having nothing to defend myself with
we made the best possible tme-and our
friends say it was good-to our office"
a suit involving the sum of 50 80, the
price of a pair of unmentionables. has
just been deci ded at Elgin, III. The
plaintiff suffers loss of sl00 and the
county from $50 to $50
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Pharmacy in Vermont.

4 meeting of Apothecaries from vari-
Gus parts of the State was held at the
Bates House, Rutland, VT, Sept, 29th,
pursuant to call, previously published,
signed by many apothecaries for the pur-
pose of organizing parmenent State
Pharmaceutical Association.
W. II. Northrop read the call. and NOM
mated DR.. Z. l.. Case of Brandon for
chairman of the meeting.
DR.. Case being elected, upon taking
the chair, made a few remarks upon the
benefits, etc, derived from the association,
upon the duties of apothecaries, their
standing, etc, etc.
Albert w. Higgins was nominated and
elected Secretary.
Additional remarks and suggestions
were made by Messrs. Hickok and Young
of Vergennes, Lewis of Rutland, North
rop of Castleton, and others
f. c. Lewis of Rutland moved that the
chair appoint committee to draft con-
stitution and bylaws, to be presented and
acted upon at a future meeting.
The motion was adopted, and the chair
appointed Messrs. f. G. Lewis Of Rut-
land, W. II. Northrop of Castleton, and
j. s. Hickok of Vergennes as that COM
mittee.
Voted, To hold general convention
at Montpelier on the second Wednesday
in November, at 10 o'clock a. M, to per.
feet permanent organization.
Voted, That the Secretary be author
lied to issue circular requesting the sew
eral apothecaries to attend the meeting
at Montpelier.
After some desultory conversation con-
corning the objects of the association, the
meeting adjourned.
A. W. Hid0INs. Secetary.
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LEICESTER The following was deferred
from last week "Our town is very quiet
Just now. In fact it would sink into a
lethargy, were it not for the select school
of Mrs. Thatcher, which is well represent
ed in numbers and is in very fourishing
condition Thanks to that lady for getting
up stir enough among us to keep us from
sinking into that meaningless monotomy,
which is of all things most disagreeable."
We have not been so stupid and
dumpish for years. Gossip is at low
ebb. In fact it is seldom over the banks
here. We think life is too short and too
precious to dwell longn other peoples
business when We can't half tend to our
own.
However, | will mention a wedding
which took place in town, last week, but
as it had been long in contemplation, and
the parties were on the shady side Of
forty, nobody stirred out of his tracks,nor
winked.
Even the recent political rumpus here,
to which nothing of the kind, in New
York or Washington could compare, has
Gained down like placid sea, with now
and then swell, sad sickly relic of the
powerful contest.
But Mr.. Editor, to change the subject
l think the believers in the Second Advent
must feel somewhat encouraged during
these days of fire and smoke. If the
world don't come to an end this time, it
surely cannot be for want of fire.
Every thing is in their favor. Tho
brooks, and wells and cisterns are nearly
all dry, and there is not drop of water
in the heavens.
The meadows smoke like coal-pits, and
the trees, being undermined by the fire
are constantly falling.
While meadows, along the valley of
Otter Creek, are being destroyed by this
unyielding element, just for want of the
proper enemy to destroy it.
Last year the water tried its cleansing
effect upon us. and not being able to sue
coed entirely, the wind came to its assis-
lance. saying, as plainly as he could,
through his hoarse whistle, "what manner
of people is this, that they try to with
stand even the winds and the waves ?
will teach them submission in manner
long to be remembered. But, not being
able to blow the spirit out of us, he left
word with the God of Fire, to visit us at
more favorable season, and true TO his
promise, he has come, intending, sup
pose to "ceans us as by fire."
But il we remain unscathed during the
reign Of this last enemy, our dear ten
million friends need have no fears for us
in the future for we begin to feel some
as that queer old man did, who in his
profound wisdom, once said he had always
noticed that If he lived through the
month of May, he lived through the rest
of the year. NERMoNr,NA,
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Premiums Awarded by Addison Csunty
Agricultural Society, 1870.
SHORT HORN CATTLE.

SHORT HORN CATTLE.
Best bull 2 years old or over, II r
Dean, Cornwall, SO.
cd, Bull 2 years OF over. & c Miner,
Bridport, "a
Bull calf, H + Dean, Cornwall. 81.
Cow 8 years old or over. II F Dean.
rnwall, "a.
Heifer 2 years old, h b Parmeiee,
Bristol, 90.
Heifer year old, ~ +. Dean. Corn.
wall, 81.
Heller calf. II + Dean. Cornwall. 81.
AYRSHIRE cATTLR.
Bull 2 years old or over, A + Eli
tharp, Bridport, SO.
Heifer calf, f Hammond & Son, Mid
dlebury, 81.
Com. recommend gratuity to f Hook
er, Cornwall, heifer calf, 81.
ALDHRNHy OR JERSEY CATTLE.
Cow, J G Wellington, Middlebnry,
"a.
Heifer year old, j q Wellington,
Middlebury, "a.
Bull calf. @ b Baxter, Cornwall, So.
I'd, Bull calf, J G Wellington, Mid
dlebury, 81,
GRADE cAYTLE.
Heifer years old, Chester Clark,
Middlebury, 81.
Mule broken, Samuel Cook. kipton,
81,
MICH cows.
Mich COW of any breed, II T Hayden,
Middlsbury, "a.
Cd, Chester Clark, Middlebnry, 80
OXEN AND STEERS
Yoke of oxen years or over, Austin
Smith, Addison, IS.
I'd, Yoke Of oxen years or over, Jnc
Halliday, Middlebury, %.
Yoke of oxen 4 Year,, David Lovett
Middlebury, IS.
Yoke Steers 0 years, g. y. Everts, Sal
isbury, 8. rf'. s-st
%, Yoke Of oxen 4 years, Lorin Ellis
Salisbury, %. s'l''. ia' ''
Yoke ysariing steers, broken, j osepi
Cisrt, Middlsbury, worthy mention.
MATCHED yEASs AND SINGLE DRIvISo
HORSES. 49,.
:. s !: Istshsd horses PsrsQn Billipgs
kiptop,. Nv. .g.-. 1874
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Ministerial Meeting.

The Burlington District Ministerial
Association of the NJ f. Church, held its
second meeting for this year,at the church
in Shelburn, on Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week.
The meeting was called to order at 9
O'Clock on Tuesday morning, by the Pre-
siding Elder, Rev. b. Eaton, and Rev. ID.
W. Gates was elected Secretary.
The exercises considered mainly in
the reading of essays and offering or crit
icisms. Essays were read ON the follow
ing subjects The Importance of Ortiz
odox Belief" by Rev. B. Eaton and Rev
l.. j. Walker. Faith, an element of
moral power" by Rev. A. +. Bailey and
Rev. o. Gregg. "Is denominationalism
beneficial to the Church of Christ" by
Rev. W. Billiard. 1.-THE intermediate
State" by Rev. j. g. Walker "The re-
lation of Woman to the civil Government
by Rev. ID. w. Gates. An Exegesis on
Lev. ); ! verse, given by Rev. T. G. Pot
ter.
The Rev. &. II. Richmond read a
sketch on Tim.2-S
On Tuesday evening the Rev. A. +. BAR
ley preached very fine sermon from
John 1913 Subject The method by
which the Holy Spirit guides Us into all
truth"
Interesting criticisms were given on all
the essays and sketches, and some of the
subjects were discussed quite at length.
On Wednesday afternoon some able re-
marks were made upon the subject OF
Heavenly Reeognitiun," after which the
meeting adjourned to be converted on Dec.
IL, place not decided,
The meeting on the whole was one OF
interest and profit, and the Assaciotion
finely entertained by the good people Of
Shelburn.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-04

There is no disease flesh is heir to more trouble.
some to manage than rheumatism. 1t comes when
you least expect it, and generally remains till it
gets ready TO 60 away. The most conspicuous
remedy for thi' complaint is .iohnsoa's inoivae
Imminent.
Two OF three doses Of .Sh,ni,iaa. ca,ahy Coai.-
ton Pomds5s will cure horse of any common
cough or cold and the very worst case, NAV be
cured in few week.. We know thu from expert
ence.
Rennes Pain-killing Magic Oil is sold by most
Of our Druggist and Merchants, and is considered
one of the hest remedies for pain in market. and
is so clean and delicious to use, that it IL rather
Of luxury than a medicine.
The way to minister 10 mind diseased il to
take Peruvian Syrup, protected solution of the
protoIide Of which gives strength and vigor to
the whole system, restores the digestive organs to
perfect health, thereby restoring the mind to its
natural vigor.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-04
MARRIED..

BLEw.-TIcKSoR.-On the 9th ult, in the
First Congregational church, in Middlebury, VT,
by Prof. Geo. n. Weber, D. D., Mr.. Chas., W.
BLEW, of jacksonville Fla, to Miss Emma,
youngest daughter of the late Myron Ticknor,
Est, of Middlebury.
Observation-Disclosures the Baptist parsonage
i'm Ticonderoga y. y, sept. sth by the Rev. A.
Judson Allen, Mr.. Franklin II. Daniels of Sails
bury, Vt, to Miss Jennie Branch Of Whiting
Vt.
firLps.--TmoMAs.-ln Bristol, by Rev. T. II.
Archibald, Mr. VI. Fields, of Ferrsburgh, to
Miss Helen A. Thomas, of Bristol.
liEMNwAN-REED-ln Bethany Congregation
al church Montpelier, the evening of Sept. 2lst
by Rev. VIM. IL. Lord D. ID. Lewis II. Hemenway
NJ. D. TO Miss Maria Reed of Montpelier.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-04

Voted, To increase the appraisal of
farm lands in the following towns, as fol-
lows New Haven, ten per cent, Waltz
am, ten per cent. and Whiting one per
cent. To reduce such appraisal in Ad-
olson, 3 per cent, Bridport, l per cent,
Granville, 1 per cent, Hancock. 5 per
cent, Vergennes, ID per cent.-and that
Bristol, Cornwall, Ferrisburgh, Goshen,
Lincoln, Leicester, Monkton, Middlebury,
Orwell. Panton, Shoreham. Starksboro,
Salisbury and Weybridge remain as pre-
scnted by the listers from those towns.
Voted, That the appraisal Of the real
estate Of the town of Ripton shall stand
as the listers of said town shall return
their list, provided it shall not be less
per acre than the appraisal of ls65-if
less, to be raised to the same as in 1865.
= Voted, That the appraisal of lots of ten
acres or less, with buildings, &c., in the
several towns remain as presented to this
convention by the listers.
Votfd, To adjourn without day.
r. BEoOKINs, Chairman
r. GAGE, Secretary.
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I'd, Miss Griswold, Cornwall, J0c.
Cotton tity, Miss Griswcld, Cornwall
m,sAD AND CAKES.
Family bread. Mrs A $ Glow. Mid
dlebury, 2.
I'd, Mrs Matte Ross, Middlcbury, |
Biscuit, Mrs f Hooker, Cornwall, l.
I'd, Mrs Matte Ross, Middlebury, SOC
Sponge cake, Mrs Matte Ross Middle
bury, 1.
A gratuity to Mrs NJ l.angworthy,
Mi ddlebury, Soc. III