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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-26


Look Our For THEM.-If you get d
confidential letter from New York con.
Germ that offers to send you for small
sum a large amount of counterfeit money,
50 finely executed that even Treasury Of
fcials cannot distinguish it from the gems
uine, do not let your epyetousness cause
you to jump at the bait as hungry trout
would at . tempting looking fly. If you
do, you will rue It as the trout has occa-
sion to after 1t is hooked, as it said Major
Goodwin, Of Mortified, can tell you from
experience. He received one of these
letters, which are very plausibly #orded,
and the Major thought this would be an
easy way to make his fortune. Hence he,
sent Tor a package, which was forwarded
Immediately, with &c. 0, D." $25, which
he paid. On opening he found it to con-
tain pine blocks, with nary greenback.
The fools are not all dead yet.-Argus
and Patriot.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-26
Horse aTrOt.


The horse trot between the horse "Shoo
Fly" owned by W. W, Joslin, of Waits
field, and BAY Jim" owned by the Bailey
brothers, of this village, came off, as ad-
yertised, on the track of E. Fl. Gilman.
h The day. which in lie forenoon was
rainy, cleared uplabout noon, and although
the track was little heavy, still it was
in pretty fair condition. About a thou.
sand people were in attendance, but uu-
doubtedly the crowd would have been
larger but for the uncertainty of the trot
taking place, on account of the Lad
weatner' iimdB. oi isa5ls7 yIaUomaalB @
! At about half-past three, both horses
were drawn up to the stand, ''Bay JIM.
won the pole, and both horses were ,'got
| off" on the first trial. A.Shoo Fly" was
driven by E. H. Gilman, and ebay jim"
bye. Harvey. ,.o-oo. ..,4l.3 !
Z Patrol judges were stationed about the
track and everything done to insure Hequal
justice" to both horses. ..,...,..-....
The result of the trot was that "Shoo
Fly won the race in three straight heats.
Pine, 2.49, 2.53 and 2 So.
This result was perhaps not unexpected
by a majority of those present and the
announcement was received with great
applause by the many friends of "Shoo
Fly" who was clearly the favorite with
the crowd -Montpelier Journal
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-26
These payments. amount to S795,9 $50


Aug. 4, 1862 ~ sos, 1921 II
The above statement shows the condi.
ton of the war claim of this State on the
3lst of August, 1869, as appears from
the documents. now on file in this Office,
and this sum, then nnadjusted, is row sus.
peuded and disalzoleed. '." - ''..''''
/ am unable to report, at this time,
what norton of this balance is disallowed,
and what portion suspeu1ed, by the ac.
counting officers at Washington, as the
difference Sheets" technically SO called,
returned 10 tbiss office from WASHINGTON
~. mad in sncb ,ub I'M m,oner ornner as 10 rmeoure m
the services Of a &c c,oompetentt Il accountant c,t
considerable period of time to ascertain
these amounts-suspeude ,,,,s claims and the
cl,.; claims d;sazo,,ed beipg in The same an col.
umn added together and making one one, sum ~
total ''' u 'n'l''" '''' "O''oi y y
But | am Of the opinion that at leas,
$40 600 of this balance is suspenaed
leaving the remainder disalimoed
fs fn.,bo, :, ,hoso l,,as ,doa,
- i"'i"0' iopo'' ,"", 'ne c
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-26
Wit and Wisdom.


Many men are worth nothing, and some
are worthless. Or, bs.,iIae assd l.a srs ri.T
ai a spoiled child--tte one that played
with the kerosene can. .7ag 10 7I. J5'..
IA mans credit must be bad when he
can't even borrow trouble. Hea ia
A cup that will not intoxicate, yet is
indicative of intoxication-hic-cups
IA gold premium Of SIS is offered for
the best mixer at the Knoxville fair.
Iu The young lady who took the gentle
mans fancy has returned it with thanks.
Babies are the coupons attached to %
matrimony--the interest is due at atrandom.
..WilI my old overcoat serve me an
other winter ?" is the question just now
with many. l'a3ii7.' ''
A country dealer advertises that his
'trade mark" is that Q boy fye years old
can buy Of him as cheap as q man Of ma
ture age. o.
r. A lady broke off her engagement late-.
lily, because the cluster ring presented by
her faace proved to be Alaska diamonds
finely cut. .n t..a. .s 4,-5, .t.,.
80 The latest dodge in face painting Is to
paint the corner of the eyes with a dark,
blue line, which gives them a very beau
tiful and soft expression uai7a u !.
4 Miss Tucker says it is with old bache-,
lors as with old wood: IL is hard to get
them started, but wheh they do take fame
they burn prodigiously. " li : q
bIaA city missionary was asked the cause
of his poverty, Principally" said be-
with twinkle IN bis eye, because
have preached 50 much without notes.
dl"What on earth made you get SO drunk,
and why--oh, why do you come to pe in
this dreadful state ?" "Because, my dar-
lin, all tn other places r shut upl" u
The chief secret of comfort lies in not
suffering triaes to vex one, and in prudenf-
" cultivating an underground of small
pleasures, since very few great ones are
! let oD long leases. ''
A tailor dunned man for the amount
Of his bill. The debtor said be was "sor-
ry, very sorry indeed that he could not
pay it." f.,.t t.,.m uu.
''Well," said the tailor, II took you
for man a that would be sorry; but if you
are sorrier than am | knock under"
, Prepare for winter, and - pay
the Printer.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-26
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

Be subscriber, having retired from the firm
W. ar. G. Gilbert Of Montpelier, will
inue the practice of Dentistry, in oil its
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-26

Some Of those fancy little sashes worn
by many Of the ladies around their waist
cost about $40. ~ saii 'is'l W II. II
{ A lady describing an ill-tempercd man
said 10. He never smiles but he ieels
ashamed of it.pasJ ila4p ei f-isasiA fflt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-26
iARLEs o, DODGE, utf
Lannolllo County Insnrancc Agency.

' Nl SO. M0rrissvllle, VI.
noe In Powers e Glled's Block. Insurance
Eed 70 any amsunt in tho bost andmost reliable
aad hutnal COmpanier, and ut the lowest
4 Farmers insure in the fariner's Mutual,
y lnsuring village dwellings, farm property
R'uliders risks fom Is TO 30 per cent. loss than
9ther Company. This Company pays for all
damage by lightning. have the Agency
llst Of expiring Policies In Lamoille County.
assluoi, Valley IN Orleans County, Hardwick
"aserbury. No policy will be allowed 30 ex-
m,tnout the assured having timely notice, Al
R.unlcat9ns, whether by mail or otlhr-wlse,
|"e promptly TENDED 10. Hf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-26
NEW BLACKsaiVTH-sHOP
Yam haa WI~H AN OLD BLAoKsMrrHl

INH NIH #TTH AN Old BLACKSMITH I
AS can no longer rent the shop where have
done business during past years, have removed
my place of business 70 new shop afevs rods far
ther north on the Pame street, and with new tools
new prices and less, ypenses believe can satisfy
all that will favor me with work. Farmers pro-
duoe taken in exchange for work, at ruling prices
JOSEPH GAUTHTER.
Hyde Park, Nov. s, s6e ~ 4}ra fId ,fe5ltf .fab
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j. PECK. nentiet.

. Johnson, Vt.
ural teeth put in the best state Of pref ,rvation
(ses OF the gums successfully treated artiiicia
made In every style known to the professional
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Miscellaneous.
CKSMITHINa

|CKSNITHIN6. tra' assfi au .
+ Subscriber having purchased the shop.
a1d n good will Of the establishment lately own
4 ngnfy j, Lilley, Is prepared 20 do oil kinds
P,s IN his line. promptly 10 the satisfaction OF
s.1 sSL1yns, and ut reasonable ratios Of charge-gre
#uily solicits the public patronage, N. b.
[edlar attention given 10 horseshDein9a fl-fif
|uo Park, Nov. I'd. 1869. pAfRicg hoELRoY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-26
he firm by which he was employed. II

that lne performance was the sudden Whlm
Of some visitors Of his daughters, who had
taken part in similar entertainment at
their own house, an( IT was not until they
were satisfied that they were likely to ac-
complsh any representation worthy Of
spectators, that the Miss Smythes ven-
tured to invite any friends to see it. They
liked Hester Stanhope, and knowing how
seldom amusemepts came in her way,
they had very wildly impressed upon
their father the imperative necessity Of
not forgetting to deliver the note Of INVITA-
ton. ssr 6sE..qs ,.,...s,.-.., anvil .,,...s ..
1t was a very friendly note, assuring
Hester that no fresh toilettes were ex-
pected, just to come in. her ''house-dress,
and not to be later than eight o'clock.
So the father and daughter hurried
over their simple meal, and while Mr.,
Stanhope went to hire Or borrow car
riage to take them to Mr.. Smythe's dis.
tant residence, Hester FASTENED joyfully
to her room to make such change as her
slender wardrobe admitted. ,., a,...
She had been thus PLEASANTLY occupied
for about twenty minutes. had put on a
neatly fitting plain brown silk, with clean
collar, and was studying the effect of this
or that colored ribbon to make pretty
finish at her throat, when she heard q
step on the stair, Enthusiastically a mans
step, and hastily opened the door, ex-
claiming g. What, papa-back already y
when shc saw it was a strange man APP
preaching. .a .....
IF she felt frightened she did not show
it &" 1t it the carriage" 2" she said, not
knowing why she said it, Or what to say
'"Yes Miss" said the man, your fa-
ther has sent me for your purse Il pay
the driver.
I Tben uastar lnny man vos bonee.
h.aoLo. haao.r.o ho baaa on : ar,ossnd A.
bo, n,oon;na ua o,,yod benr l1j'ooy,rra IN oy,.r sbe
standing firmly holding the door handle.
r. sba had bad on onv articles of iewelrv
it is probable the man would have seized
hold Of her but Hester tosscssed neither
r;nys nor bracelets md her hrooeb law on
her bureau. ~ ' " ' .'"
sr.Jane, come here hhe called with a
steady voice, and as She called, some
shawl or dress fell off its peg making ii
sound as of some one moving behind her.
The man made one irresolute step back
wo ri oend Il, the Instant Hester ayailed
w., :, Ill ~ ~, LiaI III I'LL, :, -; 4,
.,'l'N1. I'TaU1 iG.Ii D HIoTg,
' u,r ras;d,,;on tben becomc so great
.ho Ala not rnou ,sbst ,o ID rext Hhr.
al; sno a.aa,oa ,be .bossyf br roso ).
a..,,,' e.. ~ i,,,.,, q. ny;nob,
o..a e,,.ao "a. oraa Tban
.e,I & ~, ,oaa,oalu ,,;ust ao hr.
."S1-s ,i,.'r.I ..I.,.lu.,.. .,,,a,a,L ,a,,,a,,
.l1'; .,1' .,;aasy % f,rn;t,-o Tbi. dono
~ tdorn - tbirtlaru liiab#. SOD
Tho wretch mSobvb;,a cnysino and
. ] 49,, .bo,r ,ono i,,,o ber f,tbs,,s cbam.
M. .ha oa,,l5 hon. hin, rans,cEioo md
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-26
MORRIS svILLE,

be as good work will be furnished at reason
prices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
b And shall hereafter keep my office open
lhg tn, FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
NIh, but shall be away from home more or
|of the remainder of the time.
/ 5e ALL the n,lsrnipproyemcnts. and
pant entire satisfaction 10 all cases, or no
|Till be required. f 3 .,,.,. ,',
Irrisyille. Aue 10th. 1869. 39tf
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e. lady who was urged by her, friends
to marry widowef, and as an argument
they spoke of his two beautiful children.
"Chidrep," replied the lady, pare like
toothpicks,r-a person wants her own"
Some rash fellow says that the giving
Of the ballot to woman would not amount
to much for none Of them would admit
that they were old enough to vote until
they were too old to take any interest in
politics.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-26
The Legislature.

84Nf 7i lioNs --@---Jo sTE grGlasuII 5dI
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, the Speak
er laid before the House the Report of
the Auditor Of Accounts, oh the resolution
of Mr., slade, Of Middlsbniy, relating to
the war claim Of the State, as follo#s;u
.a' e5..u AuDIToRs OFFICE, "a A.,
lnf Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1870, g.
TO the House Of Representatives, noso ~
session: a1oIrAIla3si$
4 In compliance with a resolution adopt
ed by the House on the 9Th instant, 1 re.
spectfully submit the following report: 7oI
n, The first installlnert of the war claim Of
this State against the United States was
presented to the Treasury Department at
Washington, March 8th, 1862, amounting
to y Jray g.I "a $623,831 81
The second and third INSTALL
ments were presented Apr. '-
7th, of the same year, a. .i'nii- ar1i
mounting toJ9daad eaH l04, 81
The fourth and fifth INSTALL
@ ments were presented May 79 onB
18th. 1867, amounting to 65,90S 90
The sixth instalment was pre-
sented July l1th, 1868, a ..,-,,
mounting to 46,469 IS
The seventh, eighth, ninth. '@'"'l go
Z and tenth installments were ial o.d o
presented September Oath, ,a'3o ( T ,.at
1868, amounting to .lge e63,564 81
The eleventh installment was
presented Oct. 3rd, 1868, ''2@''@ ''"'
amounting to oadI l''r 10 a'mss s76 56
ai5- li ,aiiDi91 Wll. alE------------
Total. presented to October 3, ytasgd a4
b 1868, -l o;.s,,. $9O4,781 II
The State has received, on. account of
these claims, and to be deducted from
them, the following sums, to-wit: as,....
Paid Hon. John w. Stewart,
then Inspector of Finance, asy .lcg :
Sept, 7, 1861, d ,h, $4,000 90
In 1862, Mays, paid the State ''.
Commissioners, 'iH' ,A' $4,000 90
There were received by the aH yl9i g6
State at the same time for $50 gas 10
the proceeds of sales of 'l.,.. ne,
military property, as per ...,-.,. ~
account current E'' =. ]''' 5,463 81
In ] 1868 May 25, the amount 500 j. .f's
of the Direct Tax y laid Zuggc mau
under act Of Congress of e t5 ip.s.r
1861, was applied in liqui- ,,,, ..sl T..
dation Of the war claim, ~,
and amouted to .'o5 ''57''. 179,4o7 so
At the same time there were ~aF e
paid Hon. John B. Page, I 10 ata
then Treasurer, .-. 1925 81
In 1868 Sept, A., there was .ss ,sa Ia
paid the State ''' 1851 Il
In 1863, June II, there was . ''@
paid the State, Lei t1nt 49,69l 80
And on the 4th day of Aug fn luaaa
Of the same year, there g'rsy
was paid the State, 5S,364 Al
The State has also received
for the sale Of the lands '9'' W
and balldings Of the Sloan 2i7a aaF
Hospital at Montpelier 16,50O 90
| N - - - 4. . - e7o6 oen 80
, 1870-02-25

ALBANY, Feb 9A-The Senate, to-day. passed
to th1t reAdlEE, bills 10 Acolikh the Contracting
BoaIt, and system OF repatr1rg CANAL, and to
atol:sa the o11ce pf Auditor Of the Canal Depart
Mepk
, 1870-02-25

Hfni Te6I ~ ~-S ~@"AA ~11
1he tplsts Of II dslloetstlou, VA e.ra....
p!tS.s1, x. q eEa tadtauye Of forrayd movement
r 11e Eaafe1- 1Aa 9trerA4 Atse rbly VIII sxta
neIt .pFrR- ~ '1S SS@
1AA up1isd States Irspecsnts of Tits part haze
xSEoaea s. teelf oecasion IN the tzse OF the oo4on
0s - 1se4He7f 81 &uoE And Geamp: wa1oa o.
S91od Oeteasbef II. lsd9, bs which the s<alov,
wlta 10y. iA3ze e1ren coming from Nav Orleans, wa
.0ak 70 a.aLs Of ihs city, aud E&1 ptcved 4 total
HIeGE Ies Irspeotura dnd BY tae sssumon1 tnat
~ sssl o.t wsstso = ~ cat o! orde.. which fact
AA taA y an cxnsa Of xhs d1t44ter md could hsve
eseo Afcisco. ara 1kas he TOW Of tho Champion
,hsnes nes pfepesl1 d!s1stoa'et. Tns Ia1poo:oEs,
.aese!ost, hAve Tevated the licenses OF The pllo.a
.so eustn.srs @ ~ wstea % oo:a oosss. Tbs p,lass
H0o GeofKa HHbe1 And Joseph q, Pofcell.
tAe q atLsxfa. William Goa d And HAr:nua Ken ei.
T. =. 80 nestee- of lanes Faatn, pllo. Of she
Cnan POE. = Iesnteo foF 1os 6sxnse h,s to<s
Mta tae eoffett III der the et,cpnstances, xnd
EAr9eA S~'>>'~ W 1~S
Tne dtt!lefies Ct the Seeand District, under
tbe faftJ.e'aht hcor 1ermenun4 pertpd reTuls-
tlns. ~ ptonncne IN 1he sKkseSr.n t1ents.nva
nAffelA tff !ess PEI daJ than under tho old rexnl2-
, 1870-02-25

EFH1H0FIX1.n Feb, 81
7EH AnJoUKNNYNr RIaoTUTInx
The convention met Uacni.Sea ou,,n,., "a.
called m nnd 4 dttcus,on enantf m IN r*.n,1s
rno nf M. EnrJah- II sdtonro ~ ~. = ~
March. win NJ. Is ei's. smerdTent thss a.. ~ "
palt 81 the Judic.ary Comrcitteo b. nrst disnn.sd
Of Numerous p,stnp1r3 We1a opposed 10 H. n.
fournn1eae untIl roofe nroorrss sh1nid r fNsTs
O,ht,1 rere HI faTor al tne rAcAxS. Ths rsnoIn-
iion xas lost-7eas. NJ: uaya Ia e'&11'
RrscErT1oN.
Mr.. T11RSER. oi Stenhnt nns, ottrrd . rr.o,,-
ton ihst no leaves Of soseuco b hereafter HTsnt.
~ sTr.nt rnv .,esn.os. ~. ~ -on Sa -
~ Mpsnnv IN III init '1s s on o. caea
fosnd to Be nnsnnf W1,noot 1esyn ne b. ailaTsd N
nsy darios s1ch tern Of absepca Il Tss Mcye1
i'm 3he Sesa snn nsvs ~ xr+r rrirr.,i - C.IIst ~
~sA4 ~'I' -.~,v-,- ra,,,r~
A41HAH5 oo4A+
Tho CHAIR announced that the hour had Ar-
rived Tor the consideration Of tho resolution
ottred hJ MI. Church On the subject Of eminent
domain
NJ. MCCOY moved 10 poaspone tho tpeclAi or
, 1870-02-25
OHIO.

Bold Robbery at Cauton-Thc U1I-
ted Pxeaby byteraans-lnapcctoE Dc
ctsien In inc Case OF y stearsbo&t
Colltate1.
Special pespa;ch 70 Tns Chicago Nsnuna.
CANTox, Feb H.
Yesterday morning, shout O'Clock, two men
entered the sAloon Of Jalts sLszeltu, which u
within t ttonet throw of ths depot, &ud called
fuz oees. Wht}e S21se1n v1s aetvtn8 tnan opo
pulled an tron bar from III pocket aud strnck him
On TIC he1t, kkocklp9 him 11se1strle, y han snay
relieved him 0. his watch, thirty -nve do1Ars and
revolver. The men arc gtn u krEe, md aze
supposed 70 hAvo come froa Cleveland.
FoxrsT, Ohio, Feb. A-A re2Q representing
hin salt By The pAne OF St ClA!f, halnog froIo
Warren, Ohio, VA found u stAnle neA1 tns s<z-
ton tnts Afternoon, cnde1 tho IN uence Of ealoto
form. When found hs was ne4rlT dead. He Vas
seen IN clre1Enr para Of tho 70 M during tna day,
Azd Is Y a1pposed he atteupsd 70 % snrai1 1u1-
nde. Uo Il kuu Ia yelJ dangerous condition.
C1ScUNAI1, Feo. ga joint committee OK tho
General A1ssnhtet Of the lAte Old and New
School FYe2oJ teftan Churches on ihe reeonssTuc-
tlan Of Tho Ho&rd Of Church E1teoIon. h& ooao
In aekaon here Jeasktd1y and to-dAI. Tna object
OF tho oooltsence VIA 70 AtTxn49 tne p<eu1nt11-
ties fnf consolldAttnE shA pecunt&sJ a1d otnes
uterestx OF both bodtea In the Vo1k 0 church e3-
Ien9ion. In reE4xd 70 tbs oEx1nt1tnaa of tns
nsW Beard OF Chn1cn Erection t&h eonEt6ss Ad-
/ ylsa the o1JAnixatloa under tho specA cAAxtsr
| ettoJea by ITO Naw 8cnnoa Church, EhsaA vii
| probably tuvolvs tsa location IN Rex 1aek 0tJ.
l 1oaE <yooUaa0de4 Ia&s taa nosSa ooa&N ot
, 1870-02-25

Rssna E@:essa b, nj =; ~ n:s! .,.s
sapp3 % ssa s aSs .s.sa ~ s. = +:
fnuess Extent, bn. 1:tsous inca1.inx any e1ponse
os aasuo.ins any responsibility.
ne coumts'ee q 4 Nina, sy.s ars,1s .o.d,, WI.
engaged cxarctntnR Tho case Of Heprr,nnia:iTo
aolaa''' cn.rSsa z1ss .s11'as SO .hiai
delEesy II The aoasa. expressed tas nei:et shss I
corrupt motaves and causes ipnoeseea appont-
i, msttA Ihe esse1ness Of the press 10 ind ssu:a-
nenn M @ East,a: soold bring II % tne pabaia Reze
!s.n ~ NOS oo,rtes nuoa'e. u
ao,ttea s., Nat ns nd seen njnaeoua asd s.sel
tne ~. ha haa been reported asaiult By con-
Eitsee upon which there were taose xhoss skirta
q 6 q e3n
sne whose letts! III. Wnsneruoso Ind s<eu, ~h,ea
sloseo nls EiltnEress to accept proportion Of
luognont ortr him, atd vosea evcn a2a1ns. 10
1ss 1s1t = ts s fos fasssf
psrt q ne consp1tacy ae1iust htm,eH, and vao
oaesed nMeasy M Tor The ls:sss which Wntrseuaeo
*fote 70 heslef. n..,..
The Navy Dtpaztaeut todsy received d..
spasctes from Rear Admiral Rowan, commanding
1. d. repo1fs eTe15 hing qniet, & e1seo;,as @ &C
s1onA pttacles ~ COATING 1unk1 Ia the F.yett- He
autes that tte French eIped!tlon had 1eft NTH
GquadruU dtUaEd.hK EAt1sfsctton for liz murder
Of French Catholic missionaries BY tno Cn,ncAe-
Dispatches from Admiral Poor represent mat
tes1 quiet IN Cnban wasefT. In the lalAnd the
ictulFeufa a1e reported 10 be gan.tg ground
The Spanish 1oops are active, AID prspa1inz tor
a1'osnsr Eo5emeus On sne tpsasaens forces
The w.,s md as.1s ansmana com'a,,es .oa., h..ra
delegation OF Alo nfeweIl, VINO destro some Of
tho machinery Of the Revenue bul to b. changed.
CUBA. ..
Prominent friends o! Cuba, willis not dttcfe6i-
ufR ne report that Consul. general Hall rtceouY
received % Au1u1DoRs communicating, wxrutng
MN tnAt he WM tn danger OF A84axHpattoo.
et1ta Nat II cfnsd Dot have ps911ated from
Cue1n source, hs none but Sp8ulafds nave been
etRaReo IN the a1snult On citizens Of the United
at8iet.
COTTON c1sE.
Court Of Claims has rendered jud9menttn the
cate Of Be1nSheiMer Brothers, OF New Io5k,
George TsIlos co1naellor. for f1ss 900 A9anBr tic
UtIted E.AleA. for Gte proceeds OF cotton tAkeu et
Saytpsh4 THIS II tho largest payment eTer
awarded IN that Coufl
TuK uiAAku.TT ELL ........
The following Mcnpnls names arc included tn
the bill for the removal OF political dlashiiltlea
pkNe6 this morning: n. r. Avery, 4 Weight,
2: B. AcCEea, Jos Barbler. J, E. b. RAJ. 7. D.
taa Ee1Sas Sss bsa hsss, Croft c. H'F'ats T. j. Wight
CUSTOM RkcKIPTH.
Curtum receipts Last week, r. $50, ,619. z
W8lAKKT RKfzGKK.
Information has te&cned C0mmlsllnuel Delanp
Of the SEIZURE Of KipR1fcka M4lleIy, II Chat
tanccEa, Terr,, bJ RevaAue o11eezL TnreA hun.
cfed barrels Of NhsfeJ we're seized
, 1870-02-25
QUINCY.

A Girl OF Seventeen Sentenced 70 tho
PenitentlaxY-Hai1r Aid Voted.
Special Despatch to tbs Chicago Tribune.
QCISCr, Ill, Feb. ~
Tbs C11roit Court hA been IN sesato1 E1ce
Monday with very light docket, and ve1y few
cases OF a1y importance. Flora Mills, only II
yeat1 Of age. VA tt1ea o-d1Y and Sentenced to
i've yeaI4 N tbs Penltentary for burglary, tho
Sullivan CouLtJ, Mo-, On lna sd, yetod tx, 900,
BY An overwhelming mstss1tJ. - tne subscription
STOCK pf The Quincy, Missouri Pacific RAtlo8ds
, 1870-02-25


AvAFA. Feb. 9&-Tte Captain General hn
tuued an important deeree. It grants Liberty 10
over two thousand negroes, pr1one1y OF 1A1, WHO
had been hired cut 10 labor by the EurG1maae,
with The understanding that they a1e to oecans
slaves after certain dste. The decree declares
that every one willing 10 work can take eare cf
niuoseU, while the 1nWs viii protect Ill claasas,
The neasure Is warmly applauded ny the Liberals
and progressive party Tna Captain Geuerzi IN
terds 10 issue decree aoolianins the privileges Of
utal ty special cou1s hitherto enjoyed By persons
In the army. navy, and church, and foretgnetz
This viii do AWAY with tho tribunals Of commerce
for foretGueTs and others, and viii ktr1te 1t ths
1ces Of psrttal Or unjust administration os The
ANk
ANOTHER JCNTA pECoTKxKD.
The Ddrto publishes document revealing the
eI1ttenca ii = Cuban Jnnta tn Santiago, which
nas Tor = long time asststed the Insurgents with
information and tho matertel Of VA. Tns meu-
be1s Of tns Junsa, eighteen in nhuber, Uera u.
rested, tho charges sxasnst them pluved, ard
they hare III been executed.
, 1870-02-25
AAFEH,
AAFEH,
HERRING
PATENT CHAMPION
SAFES.
Tt Thunders AllAr0und! !

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Ae*Es. hxaHfSo q Co. % Statess. chie.za:
d1a3l&A1S: On tho uaon1ng II the :l;h Of Qetob<rr
cur esJ Tsa vistted bJ se.ere e,nassrssto-, xh.eU
&esNosed ns Tobacco Faeso1y. two ssasy brick aad
stsas htEldtns. IN which had ono Ct your Ho 2. D.
champion Safes eHs o{ tho thsca purchased II your
Now York Hocso soccs ten yeazs .xal Ths Safe fen
so"a 10 fset into sab ellas. and subjected to
ve1 'dvese ts4t sueeeeded II getting 1t op.a .ane II
hours after the re and happy to say that III ny
valuable hots and psper1 cane oas perfect ex.r,uor
~ae1e t5t ssa ton e hrs hzoot tuIa8 had taksu oc
the bsek eove,a of tho books Tbs bookcase NJ. \.
perfect a. when 6r1t pua TITO tho s.fs
Aft9 consulting with your Agent hsre coueau1o
to ta8e aEoshes Of the sums sze an eaavineea by
my experiences that they a1s II you Represent ,a.-,
fIRR-PRooF.
1hat the pahe cay batafy themselves .s to the eot.
festaeas st tho above. would a.y that ths o. T. Col
'estoE, AE, c. r. HeJrood- and Mr. J. Au,.ropk, Of
shia place. were present when my Safe wa opened aed
WI. II reccasasy, certify to the eor7retuas Of the
abaTa Respectfully YOUR,
j. H. DICKASoS.