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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-08

Por that viIler bank ON the right,
Therc running and cur,lug, but Jim yslle
out
Over all the internal roars
"I'n hold her Benle Agin the bank
Till the last galoOt's ashore,
Through the hot, black breath Of the burnin
boat
Jim Bludso's voice was heard,
And they all had trust in his eusscdness,
And knowed he would keep his word
And. sure's you're born, they all got Of
Afore the smokestaeks fell E..
And Bludso's ghost went up alsne
In the smoke Of the Prairie Belle.
lie wcren' I no saint-but at judgement
I'd run my chance with Jim,
'Longsidc Of some pious gentlemen
That wouldn't shock hands with him.
lie seen his duty, a dead sure thing
And went for il thar and then;
And Christ amt goin' to he too hard r
On man that died for men.
TRUST.
The chill leans on its parents breast,
Leaves there its cares, and is at rest:
The bird sits singing by its nest,
And tells aloud
] liz trust in Col anil sn IL blcst
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-08
PECK, Dentist.

III JOT1nHOn, VT.
&xal teeth put in the best state ofprcs ervation
Of tho gums successfully treated; artiiicia
i.ade in every style known to the professional
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-08

GO TO MILLAN'S .t..tgR
Emporium ofFashion! Johuson, Vt,
And get your CLOTHES If You want to save money
and get good garments. Terms positively Cash
unless special contract at time Ofsale) Ase agent
for the celebrated Elias Howe Sewing Machine.
alHt SIMS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-08
GEORGE @. ARMS,

GEORGE O. ARMS,
--DEALKR ~
FOREIGN & AMERICAN MARBLE,
ODD. ANb MANUFACTURES or
MONUMENTS AND GRAY AyEsTONEs,
In Every Variety VI Design and Material shop
near this Passenger Depot, Waterbury, VI. viii
make Il object for persons frUin abroad 10 come
to Waterbury 10 buy their Marble.
The highest cash price paid for all Kinds Of ship
ping Ears. p
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-08

GThe heroic always touches chord in the human
breast, and fthe sentiment Of the following is a
little hetrodox, there is solaetAing evon IN the
abandon of the hero that finds a response in many
baorts. z j. p ..s.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-08

Tot IhlI NIIItF uahk on VIC IlbHIf
Therc was running and curslng, but Jim yellel
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
THE HALSTEAD MURDER Trial ENDED

ARGUMENT FOR THE PROsECUTION-JUDGE DE-
PUE's CHARGE-vERDICT OF MURDER IN
THE FIRST DEGREE.
The interest in the Halstead trial, at New
ark has increased day day. and when the result was
made known last evening, the excitement was only
equaled by that OF the memorable day OF the murder
Prosecutor tsworths argument occupied 81 hours and
consisted OF rehearsal OF the theories advanced by the
defense with tho rebutng testimony and counter infer
ences. at was triaing with the attention OF
the Jury" he said, "to occupy time in con-
sidering the theory Of insanity. Bolts had sim
ply been drunk, and had harbored revenge for
many long month, and even had he been insane and
bean guilty The prisoners gross nature afforded no e1
sSss he II With E ups his
counsel had ever thought tie shooting accidental not
tsstlmony had been % Tsn" Mr. TtswOsth alluded to the
fact that had not been put on the stand and said
tated his testimony have been suppressed
as y e the s hS s d
evidence urged that the essential points IN the dsfeHSe 1
ha nS teen
s e fhs ssse pGSd sSs & T
direction which would lead 70 fatal results sne crSHm
s1dsn.s q sss s Sred
sumption, the administration Of justice would be mPrac
ssS %snsSi capacity 0 to make him s@ensSs to law
would to be proved 70 the perfect ssIfscaon OF
the Jury Inc language ct ShletS .St .n - -
sbsOyed Of high account Of insanity ought % be
such only are At for the asylum or dr Ss NOT
might reduce the Of murder % the second degree
q CouCeans previous intent 70 az Tns cydsHSs had
the time when the sHS AND
sss sss Issa ssss Was' 10 jury should scasdss ~
5s s SssT
Es4 h ss 3 ss sd. s'ss q asss =
tween murder and manelaughter was the intsntto III
ss 4 ss ''a assorssEsssA ssss s'' fa' %.1 as" g
SESysa Ssiss"%...SSs. SS 'f'' q serious nssa,s,
ssSym y an 81
s"a.s nj .ss fats shot wsa rsd pIovCsSn and
Ss'Ssss sas
human LIE The public had an interest tGs Ss
sasss q q Dsass Dss.ts:ss ssf Ss
ssns s -. saSSs.s Sss q a' z e. saz
should not t1s crime It haS sssH as sssfEsd sess
SuIst SS to cpsn he door ana that ns wilson sd
SI,i Rp Il asiay III a,aa ssspda A sssss % s
sa1 Tsss as s' Ss S' that s
The fury retired, and in three hours Egnined that
they had agreed. Tho Court reassembed, and the
prisoner was placed OF the bar general Impression
prevailed that the verdict would be murder 10 the second
degree Bolts twirled Of paper between his hn-
eers and when the challenge given, uDhtnchingT
sased into tho face Of each juror verdict Of murder
IN the frs dsgres was rendered In response request
from the prisoners counsel the Court appointed the
ond Saturday in November for the hearing OF motion
tOr new trial
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21

their own success, though they were honest en9ngn
The rebellion began by the cisens taking OF
for fear the Prusaans would teHe sneh, &
soldiers sent 10 take them raternized with the peope
distrusting their commanders. There was EaEonai
war, and when they came together they found
stroy the Republicans and refused TO go to Paris at
the request Of Theirs. When Garbaldi and Hugo
sought to address them, they would not permit II,
because they thought theso men were opposed 70 he
Pope This dspleased the Parsians again. because they
liked these more than the Pope, and they were
anxious 10 overthrow them. with all these things 10
embitter their feelings and arouse their passions was
not strange that they broke out violently at last Their
shooting Of hostages aud burning Of houses was wrong
but Il only imitation Of what the Prussians had
DONE and yet t has said that the Prusans carried
the war most Christian principles The entry OF
the PrussIans into Paris CALLED the people very much
and made them ready for what followed.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
A FRENCH VIEW OF THE COMMUNE.

LECTURE BY THE REV ATHANAsE coQUEREL.
The Rev. Athanase Coquerel, fills, lectured
last night at the Cooper Institute on the Siege OF Paris
by the Commune" He sald
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Shakespeare says, "some
falls are means tho happier TO rise" and sometimes
hope that my country viii rise happier than ever from
all her SUFFERING Ny task the other evening ives an
esser one than have tonight but cannot say that
am equally glad to speak Of many facts have now to
AZ xplsin because the suerngs Of which am about TO
tell you arc more painful What cay now have often
said before these suferinas fell upon Paris- hear
persons talk Of tho Compane - though they
were madnSn, but I think can explain %
you the cause Of oil that rspine, cendiarism, and
SoOdsed wsS Ss %s.s %sfs
township, and the oeis Who soSsrni u When the Sry
T;s s. SssH TsSad Sa Gs ops % sss 1
the PEOPLE we lad town council indicted upon US By
~ Ss p. q 9s :s
carrying on Ssld1g splendid hoosss, and
sSs, Sss wse tssy | oSsS.sd and wSsS S ssS
would gladly hays done sxsy wta ~ had ssey hia G ne
ssfs WAX n ssSsi snS sss . ssS &
municipal council Of their own they would have OBJ
Tssss @pioy.nent. were in some sense eeoa ba.
riding in rebellion, Yhen was .ad IN the Assembly
ssS sIs ss sa
yepy smart thing and that there was nothing more 70
be sad But be did not understand the meaning Of the
WSics they had perieet right This was the Commune
they asied for They thought II they had that II was
All they would ever need; There are many who think
that when whole population 10 full Of the wish for
certain thing thatihing be attained all their troubles
that n they had had the Commune the PrussAns would
have aed away OF course this 10 not true but shows
the strrngth Of their desires as represented by the
Commune. -, . -. A.. .p...
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.

-. President Grant was given public reception
In Portland, Me-. Yesterday
go. The Pacific Insurance Company OF San Fran
cisco hGs resumed buaseG With their capital intact
The troubles in the Creek Nations have been
Ssd having declared ssisetsd csf s 300 majority -
The Baltimore Episcopal CONVENTION, yester-
aay dccss rypOTt JOH CORHstes the ta bat no
d.ciSOn reached ........,..
The National Police Convention met In St
% Yesterday. Brown Of hGt city elected President
Ninety delegates were present.
The Boston contributions for Chicago now
ouni San FrGhcScO eontbutes RVV Tor Chcago
ana e3QOoo for the Michigan Snseren
The meetings of the different sections OF the
State Teacher Association. Boston, were well At
tended YESTERDAY. Many interesting paEen were read
.J G. johnson, engineer in charge OF DIVISION
H. Sf Canada PAse survey rom Red hot hepgos BAY
LAKE. bis and reports AVornbU o. he eo"
tUe~1 iko Abo, q Iasb tUnad places I0t . FalWNE
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
FRANCE.

:, pouyER-orERTIER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REPORTS FROM ALGIERs.
VERSAILLES, Friday, Oct. 20 1871.
The ratification of the treaties with Ger
.an O,ves great satisfaction to the Administration
power ouarter has been congratulated by M Theirs
on his share In the negotiation, and the Cross OF the 10
zion of Honor has been conferred on him. as an O'iA
recognition Of his services.
ne advtces from Algeria more favorable. The In
,urcents are submitting trusting to the generosity OF the
French commanders.
prince Napoleon arrived at Marseilles to-day and
ayes tonight for AjaccO. Accounts from Corsica rep
recent that the island is tranquil
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
AN oyERIAND MAIL COACH ATTACKED BY ROAD
AGENTS.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 90.-The Southern Over
land mali coach that left Trinidad At 10 O'Clock last night
for KIT Carson was attacked BY "road agent about u
miles from town The driver was fnocked OF his seat
receiving seyere cut on his head, but escaped In the
darkness and got back town. where pose was
stoy raised and started in pursuit Of the robbers Tny
found the ooaoh uAhaEmsd st Burns EancD@ ~ SsAes
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

rRorTING AT PROSPECT PARK-Two UNFINISHED
RACES AND PosTPoNEMENT.
Yesterday was the third day of the Prospect
Park Fan Trottng Meeting, ana the attendance was
good. There two trots on the programme tho irst
being for purse OF for 7s horses and the second
for purse Of SO for 7 horses IN the rst race there
were four starers-M C. Trmbles b. Major Edsan, ID.
Pnfers e. g. Lottery, A. Pstersons Oh Dreadnen&ht.
and Murphy's b. z. Charley Green The first beat
won by Charley Green the second By Lottery tho third
by Lottery, and the fourth By Dresdnaught. In the
second race for which eight horses started BeDro
the rst and third heats and W. a. Allen the second and
fourth heats after which both unfinished trots were
postponed until to-day.
SUMMARIES
Cor2sA-Thid Day Oct f-Pune e1,0D for
hOrass esoo Seooad hons $500; bird Dos,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
GERMANY.

TIE SECRET TREATY AGAIN-BENEDETTI con-
TRADICTED.
BERLIN, Pridsy, Oct 20, 1871.
The PyHsssian Gross GGeette cOntradicts the
account given by Count Benedeth Of the negotiations
between Bismarck and Napoleon in 1865 1t asserts that
the Germans while at Versailles found in the archives OF
the French Government copy, In Benedettfs hand
writing, Of the famous "secret treaty" which Wos
published last year.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
ALMOST a coyr1AoRArrox IN OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O.-Two houses and
basn fed with grain burned lASt night at the st.
hAys Ohio Reservoir from the fires which broke ont
among the grass and drft-wood yesterday. The
fDmers IN the vicinity plowed trenches Ground their
SoSsSs Sad barns to them At last accounts the
nd had Subsded and was thought the fire would be
controlled without further damage. .
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcH.l

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-The work of clearing
away the ruins, and rebuilding proves an important
means Of relief to mechanics and labOrers, who find
plenty Of employment at good wages. The average
wages for aborers in the ruins 81 rs per day, for
teams E for carpenters g to % go and bricklayers
S TO IS 25 Members Of the Chicago Bricklayers Union
demanded increased wages, and many OF the members
there are large number Of bckayers here from other
places willing and anxious to work at present wages
The price Of bricks has risen from S 80 to 2 and so but
the supply seems abundant land prices will reeede.
The statement which has been made that all prisoners
in the Jail under the CourtHouse, including five muir
derers, we're allowed to escape when the CourtHouse
burned proves incorrect At the approach OF the
flames 30 Of the worst characters In jail were placed In
charge of police for removal to the West madison-st
Police Station During the transfer SO of the prisoners
escaped The Aye Rgrde{sFs Gre st in custody
&sOOo 900 The Canal Lien bill for the Iest q CaiSaSo
pany today ordered their architect to cornMGnce
building the edifce The front wall will be taken down
and rebuilt with Milwaukee brick. The other walls and
nearly all the floors are firm and secure.
The reproof yaut In The Tribune building was opened
Yesterday the first time since the fire. The entire con-
tents including linen coat and box OF matches, were
found intact. -
amount to a. 10000 of which 100000 was In supplies
and the remainder In money. x, -,
HERRING, Farrell & SHERMAN, No. POI Broad
way New-York: We have the testimony Of nftytWo bO
firms who have saved their valuables In " Herr1ngs
Safes" Many are being recovered from the ruins
ali right HERRING Co.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
PULLMAN CARS IN NBw-BRUSswIcK.

ST. JoHN, N. b., Oct' W'--Loru AAsgar ana
suite, Gov Perham Of Maine and largo number Of
visitors from the United States, arrived hero s'
c, go, ,.,,,dsA so,r Pullman ears the frst seen IN
Nav -HrunsIicf The visitors mbered too Isis morn
ing the party visited places Of Interest," IN tee
hnod haaouet vas given by tho Directors OF TINS eno
on the road which was presided over BY Gov. Wimot
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
CRIMES AND cAsuAErIss-sY TsLHeRarH.

;:i: ae scnSoner Li@2sSg @ ~ S.ssssd ."Hs
!. Three thousand dollars In Nve;twenty bonds
sss fisaday bgA as As si 'sAa Ae-s sssiss
RuiI<r CSaa.y, oAa ..... .... ...-.. -. sta-afs
A aafe containing town funds to the amount Of
100 vas robbed % TbsTsday ash Woodbury. Can xAss
no cline 70 IAs ro6ASr
A Are In Santa Cruz County, Cal, ON the Wat
.tTueticn frsH sS{i y i.ssss SfspSdJ.
James B. Hartwell, son Of John Hartwell Of
arda Hoarus By hs hkeg With rabbag A Il eS
Sss sasd Apy yesterday and restored ~ Of The ~ ~
rra -, ef he htAsF hs dseAAssed.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
POLICEMAN SENTENCED TO nGPRIsoNMENT
For IIFP

NEw-oRLEANs, La, Oct. 2O.-Leschinsky, q
I0ecopOitAn policeman has been convicted Of murder
aor clubbing Charles HssSOn to death, last September
Ano Aentenced 70 imprisonment for life.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
BURGLARS IN noNp.sT.

Burglars entered the premises of Fulton g.
Co., jewellers In BOndS Thursday night and. forcing
open the AAfs with wedges and Jmies, stole $4,000
~aEA SUD And SlSNR Watsbes gold ehsiRA &e ESCAPING
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21

north Of Trinidad, but trace Of the robbers IL
appeals that the mules became frightened and away
before the robbers had time overhaul the malls The
express driver thinks there ak Of the robbers
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

THE GERMAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION
I'll DraooyKRED-N0 ICE AND
AN orAN sWARNs OF WHALES
GorHA Friday, Oct 20 lS7l'
Fun reports of the last German Hss expedition ed. ion
20 the North Pole Published 1t is enne% oOTs s%1
20 snS WAS successful polar sea was discovered
90 ~ ice and swarmtnE with whales
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21

with their plumber without detection. They left behind
complete set Of burglars tools consisting OF wedges
mmes, brace and Bit skeleton keys and other articles
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
TIE NEH CHICAGO.

WHAT THE BUSINESS MEN ARE DOlNG-coNDl-
TION OF THE GREAT BOoKsELLIEG FIRMS.
CHICAGO Oct. 90 - The newspapers and
people the streets overflow with enthusiasm at the
prospects the immediate restoration of business and
the rebuilding Of the city, but inspection In dierent
directions shows only slight impression yet produced
by the prodigOus efforts to get cheap wooden buildings
ready and to clear away rubbsh for thorough rebuilding
Along the lake 'front.' east OF Mchganave two or three
houses have begun to get in goods and some 10 more are
fastening the work Of construction largo portion OF
the buildings are rough and low, with fat roofs Re-
building the burned district s extensively announced
and large force of teams is at work drawing away rub
bsb but this removal Of debris is only fairly entered
upon In the few spots where most has been done
and still the general aspect much as 1t was at first IL
chiefly in Wabashaye that the rush OF new business
may be seen.
The peremptory decision Of the Controller OF the Cur
rency that the banks must open Tuesday morning. or be
closed up that very day. found these institutions equal
to the emergency, and secured prompt though some
what inconvenient arTauGement OF their aairs Iney
Of the burned district It win give idea Of the for
warness Of other tSr %
who were lately side by side in sates in superb stores
The vSSs:ss SSssR b.
have once M CO. kSsH' %So vere sOSss, SIss
buried out in lss and who had stock before the late
fire valued at s25OoOO are IN Waoashaye. m the resi-
BOOKS saved from the fire. and hourly expecting the
rival Of several cases with which to commence once
more tho rebuilding Of their great business Mr. Grggs
goes East night to make arangementS with publishers
there Not only the stock Of the rm but the private
library and house of Mr.. Griggs, were destroyed.
sales OF real estate the edge of the burned dis
trict indicate where activity is likely to begin Beyond
that the enthusiasm Of our people falls upon plain,
thick with duit and ashcs and piled with ruins which
woman whose barn was the cradle Of the great fire. have
made afdavt that their and kerosene had no part
first saw the fire. to the same statement. One
raving maniac has already been made by the burdens
and excitement Of the hour.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
WASHINGTON.

DEMOCRATIC TACTICS IN TExAs-ruE soUrn
CAROLINA KU-KLUX-THE SrFANBOAT I'M
sPECroRs-PRoPOsED INCREASE OF CoNsUIS'
SALARIES.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
INTERNATIONAL YACHTING

THE LIvOEIA RACEs--MR, AsHBURY's PROTEST
AGAINST THE RESULT OF THE RACE OF OCT.
18-THE ACTION OF THE CoMMITTEE-CoM-
ELEMENTARY LETTER TO REAR-CoHAoDoRE
OSGOOn-TNV0 CIup
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-11-16

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C,sT,..'. ~ '''7 ''''" '' '''o o'O'''-
en ''Ao-'S'I'A'
What did that YounE ladYmean vixen
Sire said t, her Icy,r.--ovcn r,orlc t.n
1,o ,o,. t,,o cors Inn, Won, c,,, ,.r.,,,,,. ~
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ho,,o B., .r,,n. o., ~. ,:..,.
'' ''''''' '''' Va ''''
-A'i''I''"' c''"''l'lS'
An Illinois love letter closed pathH,-
cally as follows, "lfv best loved one r
chawoa the postage stamp on your l.at
letter ali to thunder, because / knew
you licked if on"
,.,,.
"o'A D'"ioo" says: u am ho1 t'I"d
to IT." u III mlt i"l small amount if Lo
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-11-16

Emigrants and Travellers,
SAVE YOUR MONEY
Ifyou are going to Memphis, Little Rock, Pine
Bluff, New Orleans, Galveston, Texas, or any
point on the Mississippi, Red or Arkansas Eiy-
ers, or to st. Louis, Kansas City, st. Joseph,
Omaha, or any p int West or Northwest, be GER
tain ami buy your tickets via
st. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga
Great Through Line.
Trains run through from Chattanooga to Mem
phiS, Tenn, AMI Columbus, ~,
Without Change Of Cars.
Therefore making
only One Change Itir.m UGHCaue
and 81. Louis
This is tie short anl quick route West aul
Northwest, h,in. FROM
2sTO 100 MILES TER
an bvth any other route. And equal, il not bet
'tI NllhU any l4lAc " lGAib, Aihllcdn uA'l Nllt
MississiUiriyer
Emigraut, by this route will not he put in Box
Cars which have no fires, seats or comforts Of
any kind; but will have excellent Passenger
cars, thoroughly heated aud we'll v,utirted.
Remember this anil give Us Il trial AMI see il We
10 not do as we rro'ose
Rates Of EaiSrGnts are os follows:
knoxville to Memphis, ,...........,....:lS.o1
Little Rock ,............... '.Dl
" 81. Louis, (RaiD ......... 2i.3i
" CHCD...,..... !7.35
" Rans's Cjt., (Hycr) ..... 2'.'i
" (hoiD.... 5,.3i
II. Joseph, ....... 30
(Gi,o3 ........ 27.al
0%'"'' canD ,...,... ....,,.. a7,33 Il; IS
'' San Prnucis,o, RHi)....li3i
lthcr ......llj.3i
" Kansas City, all Rhcr,.... 2l.>5
Passengers AMI Emigrlu,s by tli, Line from
Chattanooga h We choice o. , different Routes 10
tine We aiu! Northwest, rs follows Via Union
'ity, Hickman or Louisville, t.. ercorc living ii
superior advantages overall o,icr Routes.
Trains run to I'D from Chattanooga
IS follows:
LEAVE. AREIyE
, loa.m. Sundays Excepted. 4.3)n. III
S.O0p.m IN. batly, 1.I0 p. III
All passengers are entitled to 100 loynis bag
goce, which will be handled with care free 0,
charge.
For further Information address Agents oi this
Line at the following aces:
r. VI. Hook, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
II G. Ru.p
l.. l.. Osmcut, Cleveland,
Ii. ". Ecnrro, Loudon, "
W. J. tn lnr, Mrristown,
G. VI. nawiIl, Knoxville,
For QG.,; Time and Sure Conrec-
iions do4t forget to buy your Tickets
If the
81. Lo"i1, MrmpLia, Ng.lrH'rnW Cltoi'a-
nooyr G,roi Tl"oJb Li0".
JOHN W. THOMAS,
GenISupclintcndent
". L. DANLEY,
Genl P. n 7. Agent.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-11-16

The following ad erlisell ent lately aF-
peared in the G. lumns cfan Eug!ish coi-
temporary: "l[atrin ony.-DweIl,rg IN
the romantic banks Of the river Dat,
and within easy access to the sullir e
heights of ,Dartmoor, a professional clcl-
avman feels the solitude Of wi.eltss E'c,
and seeks the sympathy and aid Of a ] .
dy who is wiling to take his name 4 Il
the better hall OF his home, and
whole of his heart. He is in statu o
and comcliness a proper mon to make
offer of marriage. He il not young.f d
he is certainly not Oh, and the elactic y
Of his spirits would justify the assert n
that he is likely to hold Time at arl =
length for many year to come. ! y
lady who possesses in her own r;ghl u
moderate independence, ETC.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-11-16

CAHHLrssNFss.-IAc Postmaster Of Dos-
ton has just issued ciryular, tie man
points which might lie lroataLiy studied
by Lusines men in any city. 1t appei.
that the habit Of opening letters in Il e
area of the post-ot flee, and throwing Il @
orve'ores on the floor, has been large Y
turned to account by sharpers, who ii $
le n the nrmher Of the oxes Of fins,
aud demand their letters. Cutie recert-
", an enterplising youth Was arrested
W lie in the act Of collecting letters
from as many as sixteen boxes, all oi
which he had gone through in a couple
OF hours.