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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

AS INFANT hERoINE-A Dakota paper is res
ponsible FOR the following account Of the re-
msrkable feats Of little sigat-year old:
Ga last THURSDAY evening, man. whose
name we did not learn, ant two son, Of Mr..
Fargo. who resides ~ the Lakes, In Clay Co1a-
=, aent out on the Lake in 4. came, Jo tsve a
SKIM by the aid Of the boat. The m4a could
rot swim, nor could the youuce-, largo bov.
about nine years old the o,lest oov, aae1,
thirteen years oi3, could Thus the three pro
ceeded TO pet their swimming iiels into extca-
non. Things went smoothly until. through "a
little excliemen-, tue small boat as orertGTrei
Inis event occas:oned a cry for beip. There as
no one around the house, Or near, only Mrs
Fargo and her little dalsater. about eleven Yeas
Old. This little girl with a spiri, Of heroism
equal % Ida Lewis, rushed 10 the bank of the
isae, Jumped iuro another canoe and psdilel
our TO where the three persons were struggling
in the water. She could have brought all three
sale to shore hs4 they remained cc0l. but IN
their anxiety 10 grasp something with motive
power on board, they capsized ser little Graf,
ahd threw her into the water. Luckily for a..
niue heroine that she could swim. Atthis stare
OF tae game, she, with coolness and courage 81
"oIl eSusue1 o. surpassed by mrn, called out
20 her mite brother to hold on to her, and for
'n n enc, Two 10 hold en- to the boat. She thus
secured her little brotbe-- and evan, ss,,s -
him, holding on TO he- boat Har olIss, -.
80 .ne man n the same way. Thus the entire
parry were saved through the GOODNESS and cour-
age OF LITTLE girl only eleven years old
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This remedy does not simply -.4ers for sbor.
-iua. hut t produces perfect aud permanent cu-es
% the 4" .r-' eases ol arlnic Nasal Csta-rh and
' gag ODD rsir1-t f-- c1tr that J -1rrat cue
t.-i TIE head and C=ta-rh Headache are cur
Ell ~I'I lev applications. Ii YOU have DISCHARGE
lr'll .Aa Rose, .lens-Fe or otlcrgise stopping IN
% tle nose Sc times, partial loss of the sense OF
'-el. Oh -e p- ueiru-- ewes watering CT weak feel
iul-- have pam H- pressure IA the head. yCu may
res- assured that you hlvo Catarrh. Thou sands an
Aul.}r without uaniiesting talf oftne a50ve synr.
toms terminate l1 Consumption and end IN the
grave. no disease i- SD common. mote deceptive or
les understood hr physicians. Will send nv nam
pllet on tatarrr On any address f-ee. Or. sage.
Catar-- Lelt., i~ lop
SOLD LA MOST DRUGGISTS ~ AL PARTS
CE THE WORLD.
fr-, 7' cer-7 '-ut BY mall postpaid on recent
OBJ '' cents Hr iiur packages for two DO lars Be-
ware 20 cnsHfr-'-lfs and r1rts cge iuit4-.0ur See
tili ms prrriif stamp, which goeI.iJs g1-llfse
Or gerrifsHs is upon the outside wrapper. Re
iuri1 that this private stamp issued bV the Unit
81 states Government expressly for stamping nv
i1-iIcires iss ny portrait, name ana address. and
a.. "tr4s u s. Certificate of Geuuiueuess" en.-rv-
e. upoa /. ans Need not re mistaken. Don't be
swn1ied by travellers ard Others, representing them
50. yes 3- Dr. SAGE / am the only nau now living
that mas tue know ledge and right 70 manufacture
the gfHsiss Pr SaSe's Catarrh Remedy and never
trzEv. o. s-ll this medicine.
R. '. PIERCE " D
lHi Seneca street, Buffalo. y Y
NAY @i-t-t tues thgrs sat w}u1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT:
WITH twenty LIST Class Steamers. only SIX davs
through 70 Milwaukee and Chicseo, without change
Of boat. First Class Tickets include Meals and state
Rooms
Leaving Ogdensburgh every DAY, SUNDAYS ex-
cepted) on arrival OF noon trains, for Chicago Nil
Wsukee, Sheboy ssn and intermediate ports without
change OF Boat. and every evening SUNDAYS e1-
cepted,) for Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit; and inter
mediate ports
Passengers and Families moving West, can embark
with their Luggage, Teams. Stock, &C. and land
together without disturbance Transhipment al
their port Of destination thus avoiding the great in
convenience Of the many changes, DELAYS and ex-
penscs Of other routes. e ihese Steamers have
large Cabins and State Rooms, amply and neatly
furnished, for First Glass Passengers and Sec1nd
Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable accommo-
dations for Passagers and Families who may wish 10
furnish their own provisions No efforts will h.
spared TO maintain the reputation Of this as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTEt
Be and see the agents Of this line before Won
buy your tickets. Trusty men will always meet Pas
sengers at the Depot IN Osdenshurg to take Checks
and recheck Baggage for this Line. Ask for Tickets
via Northern transportation Company's Steamers
The only American Lines leaving Ogdenshurg We
will make 1t the interest Of every Traveller to see the
Agents Of this Line before purchasing elsewhere.
One hundred pounds Of baggase free, to each pas
senger Baggage checked through u all points.
~ Through Tickets 70 California and all points
IN the Great West. North West and South West,
cheaper than the cheapest, on application to
g. A EDDY, Managing Agent, Ofhce Steamers
Landing, Ogdensburg n. Y.
Gro. ". SMITH, General Ticket Agent. Ohce
corner Pord ard Patterson streets opposite Johnson
House, 0zdsnsburg. n. Y.
II. j. GoODSO, Passenger Agent.
April 0-t-d&wom
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o1 2 single rise ami as nc devote our -ul. O. .as.
tcis husCcs7. ems emp v sv--y ts-.--y i-- --s--
sctns % ~ -'sIa-tcry manner ta.l- rrl- T.
r1re-s vii fnf 90 90 he f.- their fgsl.l-a --s
tle- Hus'-es- - g-rc are. 1-i we Wi Away. Job
their --s-cs-s s1t er-savoF 60 serve thel q 8 ss-
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ALL -'fSoES VII be LinFEALLT AHgl57-l'
and PROMPTLY FAID a. EMS Agency IN c-rs-;
funds. when desire. &c =lL maze losses .7g.--t
e GOLD
We employ So eXpo1lcncec Surveyor vl- ell.
IcaHc surveys q Mills aIc oIle- rs.s wee --s---
srce IS desired, without extra charge, ard Fs s-s
prepared % place r.sEs De ANY gIHnAS r-- -B.
parties may prefer, ~ The selection lsst .--vt
I'll -;re teen the best CaIpslla- fn this -1a--.
~ tcmmunlc--1ors -l nail ~ ll recsi va prom
aru-~sfnr..
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CURE FOR
FEMALE WEAKNESS

r1aIS wonderful Medicine, made from an Indian
recipe, Is entirely vegetable, and Is a certai1
cure without supporters. By incl0sing three cent
postage stamp ] will send you my circulars ybicb
will give testimonials. Manufactured and sold -
Mrs. LINUS BELCHER, Randolph, Mass. soId ~
6. &. GOODWIN CO, D Hanover street. Boston.
and BY all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
v30vsm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

it were a man, his wife and four children. The
house, above the first floor, wss lifted by the
wind and turned completely over, leaving them
unframed on the lower floor, although they were
afterwards injured considerably BY falling hall
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29
HAIR WORK,

me suoscrloers would inform the Ladies' Of Bur
Il linston snd vicinity, that they nave remoyad
TO Bakers Block, College Street. where thsy viii
Keep constantly on hand, or make to orter Switcb,,
for sale. All orders from abroad promptly =,
to. Fair prices paid for hair. '''
, MISS J. f. BRADLEY.
4S"u MISS ~. T. BRADLEY
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Faithfully yours,
CHseLrs DICKENS.

oLu SEA CArTAINS.-A seaport slways has
It's slaTc Of retired shipuastcrs, hut New York
once could boast Of them. They were the cap
tains Of her ludiamen ard IF ber Liverpool AMI
London lines, who owned each an interest in the
vessel, ami got 50 rich that they could retire
early and in an independent manner. But this
class has been greatly diminished Of late. for our
" llls - have been driven of By British steam
ships Oll sea captains serve well 20 fill place
90 me pot Of a novel, but they are a very diff
Zoo. class to get along with The solitary life
II snip uudts them Tor society, and thev
--heraliy have outlivej an their near relatives
d. they haze shy kindred, these latter are dis
''n5 aEd uninterestinr, AID they are generally
say OF then, showing That all they want is
money. These captains may be seen louneing
around Old shipping cfiscs, or walking the
docas, apparently me-itating the changes Of the
pas. iney axe alone in the world and are con-
sc:ogs that 40 enc cares for them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29
LOST,

RErWEEN Underhtll Centre and Richmond. a
ID POCKET DIARY Is6s). oontsininS accounts
valuable only t. the owner. Reward Of Five
Dollars VIII DO paid the finder by returning to
SAMUEL CHASE,
July i5-wsv UuderhilI Csntre' VI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

Account OF S-ocK.-Egery tue there is
change in the United States Slb-Traasur7 De
partment an account Of stock uus. he taken.
The resignation Of Juigs FOicer, aud the taking
OF his position by Mr Hmhouse, require that
the cash account Of tic Assistagt Treasurer
should be counted and made TO square with the
books. Il IS no small Job to count THIRTY nil
lions Of coin, which ID the estimated amour:
The work, II Is expected, will be commenced
next week Il Will be conducted IN tue gold
room Of the sub Treasury, % which tie coin vii.
be brought, half million al q time, on .rurA-
from the vaults situated in another part Of the
building The coin Is ia bscs Containing -. O0J
raca, and each demon instian il packed separate
y. HE process OF c1urtiuc is simply thus
An stiache Of the Treasury Department ut Wash
lngton selects bag from the 20. upon the truck.
opens alt counts the contents. I5ce by piece
lie tnen passes II over 20 another attacbc, who
pouis 'ne CON into one pan Of an accurately al
yuatel scAe-ihree OF which are in the room
and IN the Other pan az, lred the contents Of f.
The remaining bags upon the trucks. one after T.
another the coin IN eagh sack being weighed B
against mat which has been counted and the
amount upon the bags verified. Should sav
perceptble difference m weight he noted. the .
contents vii oe couutei and The error corrected
In examining snail coiu-such as dollars and .
quarter eagles shade Of difference In Ee.-bt
IS not unfrequent, but c7uu. Of contents las
invariably shown, IN previous c-aminari5rs
Lat the amount WIS correct -C 9rnc-ri-f al I
rertiser.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29
LITERARY ITEMS.

Ia H =
The following sentence Of only thirty-four let
tiers contains all the letters in the alphabet -
John quickly ex;emporized five tow bags"
A wicked English weekly gives currency TO a
rumor that Punch is about 10 become comic
paper.
which the Pope wants Austria to suppress, but
she won't
g Rome and the Council in the Nineteenth
Century" by Felix Bungener, is to be publish
ed By Roberts Bros
Louis Gaylord Clarke, so popular as chit
chat magazine writer fifteen or twenty years
ago, is now \ Custom House clerk in New York
"A worn out Bohemian.
J. r. Gilmore. otherwise Edmund Kirke, is
eking out a likelihood as Al insurance agent. He
seems to have let the peu slip from his fingers
entirely.
\ well known and lively Indy novelist Of rank
is said 70 be about TO publish a fresh book, with
the amusing but decidedly novel title, " Naugh-
ty. Naughty, but So Nice g..
Henry 4 Young & Co, Of Boston, have rur-
Chased the plates OF &" Fabc-'s Poems, - pretty
and excellent book Originally issued from North
ampton. They have also bought the plates Of
"Bush's Notes" and will soon issue them in
FIVE uniform volumes. These Notes have al
ways been in favor with biblical students, and
new edition will be vel received.
/ Wien ,he July number Of the North 4meri-
/ eda Rsriev appears. :. viii be found to contain
/ essays On " American Art Museums" by Chss.
( c. Perkins " The Session by Henry Brooks
Adams AMI "Chsucer," by james Russell
Lowell.
The Eaglisl Ta25psa9eat learns that Roman
Catholic newspaper. 10 be edited By eoclesias-
tics Of distinguished rank IN the Catholic
church. is announced in France, with the title
Of the Christian Era, the object Of which is "to
insist on the introduction Of religious liberty in
70 the Catholic church. 9:.l its alliance with the
genius Of modern times."
An individual who styles himself '' an expert
cCcei American j0urua.is-,' 50 has commenced in
London the uublcatcH Of daily paper which
he names the Londoa Fl or0. In his salutatory
be says Oar programme viii admit Of nearly
esCry species IF lugLbriJus literature but ar.i-
ces from writers Ia the London comic weeklicr F..
cannot he admitted. The line lust be drawn I.
slmevLoro.' 90
&c WHAT'S Tie rews - This question Is an I.
swcrel AS follows, whether correctly or not each /.
one must be his ogl judge As news implies I
the intelligence received from III psrts OF the .
world the very word itself points out lis mean 4
ing Even v, north, T., east, " west, and .
s., south.
In these Commencement dsys, when sheep
skins are shoverei all around. il is very unkiai
II aa exchange TO stab tie vanity ut their pos
SCISSORS ~ calling attention TO the fact that
" Prot --, AN, LID" has started q bust
ress college in Michigan town.
ore morning g pomp.as Little man call
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

pea 81 marble, ten fee; thick. composed en-
~. :, s s;s. bearing a very beautiful polish.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29
ROLLS! ROLLS!. ROLLS!!.
DOUBLED AND TWISTED STOCK
ING YARN,

In connection with my business Of a-ding Rolls
have IN operation machinery for Making Stock.
ing Yarn, all ready for knitting. | am making a
superior Article from the best Fleece Wool, that Is
equal Tor service to the homemade yarn both white
ana ool9red which will sell for cash or exchange
Tor wool will take wool and make il into warn,
OF card y INTO rolls, so that people have rolls or
yarn just as they prefer.
Persois In the vicinity Of Vergennes, can leave
their Wool ard orders, and receive their warn or
Tolls, st Ira Bingham's store. In the vicinity OF
brls'o at the residence OF the late Israel Eddy In
shop Of A. W. Billings.
F. ?. LYMAN
MAY s--fSKim Hinaahrrrsrh
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Use Etessme's Pair EtFfj,, 2

Use EP5929e's Pain KiFFiss 2
MAGIC OIL.
.EIT WORKS LIKE 4 CHARM"
This is the Test Family Remedy &. cu-e IL kinda
Of Pain YOU ever tried.
10 is clean, safe ana delicious % use. and II Won
use b. ia tfulIy, 10 WILL DO r. G. econ
Dir uions on each bottle BUY c II vou- s-fra--
git or Merchant where you trace. # they have
not got ON hand tbey VIII zend for II. at mr. re
gqe'f and sell You GENUINE RENNES PAIN.
Kill No MAGIC OIL, at the urictrrer-s Low
esq Tr.cs ~ retail.
= Sid by Drusgists Merchants aud Gro-ers
10 ls pvt up IN three sizes and called Trial S 70 ~
Nod uau S.ze," ana Large Family size" bottles
~ u. X r y =. Sole Proprietor ana Manuals
turcr, flTTSFIELn MASS. Wholesale by
HENRY & co.
June i'-Weow1tdlty Burlington, Vt.
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IN1sc9 Is WAS THE FIRST.

WILLIAM C. ALEXANDER President
HENRY T. HYDE. Nics-Prcsident.
GEORGE vs. PHILLIPS. Actuary.
JAMES ". ALEXANDER, Secretary.
y. 4. STEVENS.
General Agent. Essex, ".
lulyL ls-0.-2wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

VERY PLAIN TALK.-Ihe agitation Of .hs
woman's rights question in England has cslicl
out from TIE Pail -UlH Gs-aa TIE following
not oYcr lei.sta cnrrna1t..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-19

mans face as he went into the air was
one which will haunt those who saw
II to their dying day. Both eyes and
thu mouth opened wide, and the fea-
lures wore a mingled look of intense
fear and reproach. When he fell his
body turned quickly To the left, his
eyes still open and looking apparently
at the crowd around him, while tho
noise of the air gurgling in his throat
could be distinctly heard.
He then swung slowly TO the right I;
his eyes closed, and then opened twice
with difficulty, film gathering over
them, and then shut forever; his
hands fell heavily from his breast to
his sides and twitched two or three
times, and were still; his body raised
itself convulsively thrice, aud hung
limp. He was then lowered slowly
to Within a foot of the ground, and the
frentsof the cap WAS pulled over his
eyes In answer TO n deprecatory hiss
from the spectators.
"IIe hing still for q minute or two
and then his legs came together foul
or five times. After that he never
moved. His death was one of the
quickest and easiest OF the kind on
record F; after three seconds he was in
sensible. Hnd the Job been bungled
and had he struggled as much as Rey.
nolds did, the scene would have been
past bearing"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-19

charged that Butler has said to Col.
Howard Of Johnson County, Tenn,
that he could get bill through Con-
gress for his relief, but that his fee
would beone-half the amount obtains
ed. That that was his custom. The
letter says Howard will testify to this.
The writer of the letter gives the fol-
lowing as case which he has heard
of:
"One man, whom Butler got q pen
sion for, who lives in johnson County,
was an enlisted man in the Rebel ar
my; had deserted it, and was hurt in
a skirmish fighting some Union men
who were scouting to keep away from
the Rebels. Thus this man never
fought for an hour in the Union army /;
Rebel soldier of his own choice, and
deserter from cowardice, was wound
ed by some Union men in defending
themselves, md Butler got his name
placed on the rolls as n pensioner for
honest labor to feed.
u IL. NJ. Folsom, of Eli2abethton, Is
given as n witness who knows all
about the case. 10 is also charged ia
the letter that Butler and his son have
store, and hold the certificates OF
pensioners in their hands, and pay
the pensionor in goods ut 100 to 200 per
cent advance, they getting the money
and compelling the poor distressed
creatures to sign over the checks. The
letter closes in Italics: If the Depart
ment wants to investigate, Eere is the
road -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-19
Church Dedication.

The Presbyterian church of Bristol
Tenn, after being closed for several
weeks. for the purpose of repairing
Re-, was reopened and publicly dedi-
Gated 20 the worship of Almighty
God, on Saturday the 9th inst. The
services consisted of an appropriate
sermon by Rev. Mr.. Brown of Stone
wall jackson Institute, and the prayer
of dedication by the Rev. Mr.. Tad
lock of King College-The pastor of
the Church Rev. George A. Caldwell
was present and participated in the
exercises. r.tlt
We notice great Improvement in
the house. The new spire adds grace
and beauty to the external appear
once of the building. q May we not
hope that all our churches may be
stimulated to initiate the example of
our Presbyterian friends in adding to
to the outward finish of their houses
of worship. The Gallery has been re
moved making room for some twenty
additional pews. The plastering re-
painted and the entire room repaired
The arrangement for the accommoda-
ton of the choir is neat and tasteful.
the organ one of the best we have
heard in any of our Southern Church.
Cs.
The young ladies to whom such
praise is due, for their zeal in raising
the funds to purchase new and beau
tiful carpets for their aisles and pull
pit, desire us to tender their thanks
to their friends of the Church for their
Kindness and liberality extended them
while engaged in their work.
The thanks Of the Church as well
rs of the young ladies are due to our
friend VIM d. Jones now Of phila.
for very beautiful pair Of pulpit
chairs, the Kindness of Willie"
was sustained in The purchase by the
libcrality of Messrs. Morgan Bush &
Co.-Georgc & Co. IIenIing of the
American Hotel y. p. Maison, L. L,
LansIroth, Moyn, Freedman & Co.
Moss & Go. Menyor Smalts & Co.
Could & Co.. al Merchants and bush
ness men Of Ph;laJeIohio.
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Call fer IA State Convention nj
Nashville.
To the Democratic and Conservative Voters
OF the state Of Tennessee.

To the Democratic and Conservative Voters
Of the State Of Tennessee.
On the second Tuesday in Novem-
Der next, the important elections for
Members of Congress, Governor ofthe
State, and Members of the Legislature
will be held. 1t is deemed of the high
est importance, in order to secure the
complete overthrow of the political
party which has for several years ruled
and almost ruined us, that there should
be unity Of action among the Demo-
cratic and Conservative party Of the
State in those elections.
The Executive Committee appointed
by the State Convention held in this
city on the 9th day OF June, 1868, have,
therefore, for the purpose of preserv-
ing harmony in our ranks and pro-
noting unity Of action in those cleo
tons resolved to call n convention of
the Democratic and Conservative party
of the State to assemble ut the Capitol
in this city on Tuesday the 18Th OF
September next at II a. ". for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate for
Governor, and taking such other steps
as may be necessary to secure the thor
ough organization of the party. The
several counties i'm the State are, there
fore requested on or before the LIST
Monday in September to appoint dele
gates to that convention.
Gro. j. STUBBLEFIELD,
CHARM State EX'tive Committee.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 6, 1870.
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A nollc prosequi was then entered
in the case of Lewis Wimbish, and the
prisoners were discharged. Lynch
6Wy VyyiHidH.
AN OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-We are
called on 10 chronicle the. death of Mr..
Joseph McBal1er, at the advanced ngc
OF lob years. His death occurred on
Tuesday last, at his residence on New
River, in this county. Mr.. b. being
born before the Revolutionary war, it
was his lot TO live in the most eventfnl
period of the worlds history. lie
was the father of numerous family,
among whom is our esteemed friend,
Joseph McBaker, ir. Through the
course of his industry and good char
acter, aud was always highly respected
by his fellow Citizens WyfheUiile En-
te1IJrise.
n. q G. w. r.. R.-The Danville
Times says: We learn from good au-
thority that the people of Norfolk are
determined to take the vote next time
for million and half subscription TO
the Norfolk d Great Western Railroad.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-19

THE BANTER INVESTIGATING Com
MITrEE.-This august body was to
have met i'm Athens yesterday, and u
number of the Committee arrived Ia
that town by the morning train. The
assistant seargent-at-arms has been in
Athens for some days, summoning wit
nesses, of whom seventeen have been
subpmngd.-ProSs d; Herald.
RoDERICK RANDOM BUTLER.-We
learn that the warrant for the arrest Of
Roderick Random Butler, for alledged
forging ofpension and bounty variants,
was received in this city yesterday,
and the Treasury Agent, Mr.. ScIiYartz,
who has been here for several days,
looking up the facts of Buffers NAL
feasance, will leave for Taylorsville.
Buffers home, this morning, to arrest
and convey him TO the city OF WASH
ington, for trial. So be It, Selah! The
way of the transgressor is hard.-Press
and Herald 1851.
The Union Rag says of him; "The
gallant Butler-the bright mark Of
rebel hate and vituperation-and the
friend who has stood by the Republic
can cause through evil report and good
will lead the advancing columns"
Butler is a good representative leader
Of the Republican party, but it would
be odd II the radical Government
should decide that RodericI must be
the scape-goat, to bear the manifold
sins of the party of "great moral ideas"
into the wilderness.
CONsOLIDATIoNIN TENNEssEE. THE
earnings of the East Tennessee, Nir-
ginia & Georgia Railroad Company,
for the year ending June 30th last,
amount to 81, 27S,0 900, an increase OF
SOD, 900 over the combined earnings OF
both roads in any year previous to the
consolidation.
| There are many other evidences of
the prosperity of the East Tennessee
lines, under their present conduct.