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The New York herald., 1871-12-26
THE BONDS OF dBON3iA.

THE I SoNDs or dHgHgia on "a
protest ssopls hs s.ats q aeorss ssa!e.
ss sS anu rnasss ss [ Of ssndi e ana na
divers bonds pporug bc bonds o. The state o5 esss.
=:
ast an s o .s SSn
3 ana
y Gerss M That sS5s s
and ,s q h;s
sne s"a the waS
herenbsfore rcced the preamble q this se and the
. S1 Ss wf o y s uca
to report tho came to The General Assembly st rs next
.as. sp.c.ss In. said ssm%,,ss q e.
:sss s i. al :.s S:sg ss
with full and authority TO examine witnesses under
such may into effect The
D'sss?H Nv aSpr enacted .h. be the duty
said committee, Immediately after their appoptmcn 70 give
%S sna III,
YORK, The City London and in the city oi Frank
bonds @ d tbs State of bearing
port the said committee for registration before
q A @ aS % fSps e e r. as
shall be ieed prma race to have ossn illegally or rAudu
sa Ss as q @
snos .he fourth day q Ja 1888 until said committee & snI
n. !. 1s:i :sss 4. 4
e The q % sonss os o. ssS Ssu s s ss
rs.sa r'nSs sns sSs s
% hs hs q he e
he il hereby suiozed and REQUIRED to draw his warrant
sSs M sss ny sy re
ossr ss ns
sTs further enacted That All laws parts Of
ri :. i1s ,ss s s:
sx Js sa,s u G:s 2.
this hi hss ths dsy passed ihs senate BY consu,osa
vote HHt ssfa Il sl,,S.n s Of the sn.
w. Little pro TEN Secretary ., The senssc s 80,
s. &. e H. s
e o s
's'5 1ssss r.
The above and foregoing pages o con.
sin tlle correct copy OF the original lie IN 'h's
Given under H4p he so.S ;sa s q oss
To ALL WHOM n MAI CoNoFRN:--o, Is
mes T. me the
Of the House Of Reprcsenaves under authority Of the oe
Fittings IL the cfy xisnta State Ssorsn, United saies
or America, on ING Isl day OIL March, l2 shi VIII re1an
In session until the Int dsy OF May 1879 for the IN
dicated in said act. x,seg5.eNug -
The attention pefsons owning or holding OF
the State Georgia. tho bonus OF railroads endorsed by
the Georga and who expect the
the commee called to tie nrst section Of said act as to
the nature of the testimony required.
as:s ssM o
Angler, Staie Treasurer, Atlanta, Ga.
Signed the CAPITOL IN the city OF Atlanta state of Geor
% United States of A'c. HSass s s gay sssRS RRssSss'sr
the part the sensie Chair of Joint Committee
JOHN I. HALL "a ' p"As " '"' A"'es'
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

I, LNOR sALE~A STEAM YACHT, NEARLY 20 FEET IN
ss RSSs5T ,r'ss s NV sss. sS.. ssss
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

nRGANIzATiON.- CNIrY ANps AscENpAScY uf
~ the The denocrac-repuJlicar Hsc'-
nrs tb- seventh Assembly distro opposed to lon
exsvaesnce the ssous State and municipal govern
of nain,ainng The mlucpe oi inde-.
p-ndence Of the party arc r-qne,'rd % s, emho
senate No 10 Atv street, Tuesday tue 18th inN
= ia o'cocK,s ror the purpose Of considering
ssd q. sssppcg . :se 'ss'a,Ssh ts ssYRse vs1Ry
. ". Fowler, William Andrews, John ~ Beysrx JOAN
Joshua lssscs Richard ~ Morris. Edwad MnllSsn. Ber
nard Leonard James Gibsou, Jonas r. Philips, william
w. Lewis, John Mcdonald. George g. Lloyd, Jacob Wec>s
Joseph Walsh William Moore. Byord ssdlel Henry ffsn.
John u. simmons. d. Paiks John Gray, Andrew Cry,
Henry seymour yaleallre Arthur Tist, John Mckeivr
sidpev McKever nan,r Ncfiee Cso,ac r. Psrser, ~ ~.
MhImcrc, Dcnis sordan. John Osrey georse w. fqser,
Henry knube Gibbons, Patrick McCsbe Hous
ton gsaIel, Alexander q. Msckay, Jonn Mccsuky,
Michael For, Daniel Fynn. James Carey, hcCabe,
Peter Carroll. JDhg GnIina Ixsnh Van Buren,, Ds aisl
ncAAbN "a.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

(tUHARn LINE L
u THE BRITISH AND MOTH AMERICAN p
ROYL NAIL STEAMSHIPS. i
7g ABETWEEN NEW WORK AND LfvERPOOI
0aot !. 90 CALLING AT CORK HARBoR. ~
cUBA "Wednesday. Dee a. ALEpP6 satnr rdsy. fec ~
AByssINIA. .Wed'y Jan. BAIAyLA. Saturday Jan. 4.
ALGERIA. .Wedn'y, Jan. lt SANARTA saturday Jan vs..
RUSSIA w sdnes ~ Jsn a. SIBERIA ray, Jan 20
JAVA. wedncsday y Jan "a HECLA Saturday, Jsn e7
And every ioiSowins Wsdns.dsy E and Saturday 4
Tickets TO Paris si goli additional
y Return " kes fav orslble terms rtNSiL Et5&
steerse Tickets from Liverpool and Qneens.own and al
parts OF Europe. VI lowest ratrs u.
Through bills Of isdng given hn Belfast. Glasgow,
Ravre. hntwe aud other ports the Continent, anu Tor
Mchtefr aneas, ports. thA feAt4 a.aaa t1 lA r- i
For freight sni cnhn passage apply tne company's
Office No. 4 Bowling Green. taHLNs T,E u. VI
For steerage passage ~ Broadway Trinity RnlIsg
Fl.E8 III 10 IHD7# CIlAS. q. FRAAtkLiN, Agent 81
ID ASSENGFRS PER STEAMSHIP CURA EMBARK
the cVuzid wharf. foot of Grand street. Jersey
city, ats A. NJ, on Wednesday, 37th December.
81 d'CuAS. q. FRANCkLYN, No. Bowihig Green, NY.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

>~~>~ss
4 -rou sALB-ALL Kinds or Fanny DOGS, BIRDS
"A. kc Mea3olneH fos ~ dseasee; prepared Food for
mockng Birds Al B. O. OOvBY1 No. Greeue street,
ERASoIs ByyLsn no: PECK SLIP, HAS ABOUT
The New York herald., 1871-12-26
DI0 OIL PAINTINGS. s'.

L,DU Just reviewed from ?st. aud sold for account OF
conagnees Among them examples hv uuilcmnei, no
yon, Dupr, sowsse, Heilcon Aapry Nlsrl, Anse, Ben
srut Perrct Drsmart, Rosewag Nsconu, ZEN
echs 0outier Deshayes Lefun Ac also copies from Mes
son,cr, Rosa Bonhcnr Boucher &c. and comprising Land
scapcs Flower Pieces Street Scenes Cattle Pieces, H0i
cal and Figure Pieces Ac Some iew damaged by nsports
lion The whole knd they nre tor what h~y Will
py,na without reserve mstoD, ri the Clinton Hall see
Rooms, Thursday and Friday evenings Dec and ~ at y
o'clock and r.jw IN exhibition the clinton Hall Sale
Rooaa GEORGE A. LEAvITr tD.,
Cpatpn haL AeVr an Esw lotk.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

Il BONhAhD. A BROTHER. a. WEST HOUSTON. COR
-. nor OF Lnrens street. ~ ~ t;retpwch street,
ench rrsservs, ,s;, sSrs sr.ssrved Mea,s vs. Mutton
of descriptions all soris OF Vegetables rssh
IN gallon. do Sauce hsIf quarter Preserved Fins
surrant Jelly, Ae, 40 h3i i'N Wl Ti0'F W 4
The New York herald., 1871-12-26
~ sTfxa 70 oUEEssT1owS AND LIVERPOOL

III.
:" from pier ii North River W.
ITALY saaay sna ,fIpSom Dee m
ESyp i1s SsS' M
to Lysrpoo aa:enssown London A. dr.cs
s.s s ss1sss ss.s s iysnss ysrpo
Londonderiy Glasgow or London. Ssa. currency; 81
prcsas For sA' sa'- 4 H. mGs asass: %
rrHE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coNPANY's
cap''" y Hack " I'm j. "A h.sSs * 's at
taxing passenges from New York 70 Plymouth. Lonion,
..,,,,9 e,sc cherbows AMI Hamburg .,,
SisefsFe, $so. payable in unilea States ID.
KTSlAEDf / 90 ~ {. s. sIGHAeD BoAs,
sss ssSsu uAtsyH .ys psnfg' k5 s.r.s s Aas
sa9s sss. a Z. ever, r.sn,.a., and s.,a.,., !, and
4 : ga. NEW Y2Rk AND GLASGOW ar. +
X and s so,%.s ~ ~.:s
or denmark ena Apeyc9 o. 1afey, speedily, comfortably
TaE' NEW pEsaRfT AIS.
SATURDAY, Dec. EUROPA. SATURDAY, Decga
s.Srs.,. Pss Sss sy saa 4
- l,ec. 80 .s.A .ssiur.ay, San. %
Ano s'ssy Sser sna New sssSay To sa
First csens ss ans ~ aecspsSs Or % fFsy ,osson.
aon excursion siske,s good orwcivc months securing
EnsifT1%ssassse, nri1sss.s $Ss; .. spsrs{se rae s&
wshing 70 send for their friends. b
Drafts fssued payable present alton. ttrVt rs +.
Apply aRsDRygSsy ii w sscfihas slffi No. Bowling
For the accommodation or its patrons and the pnpic the
station, Welt NoftS and son purchased u low
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

WIN. WRITER'S AUcrn,SEFR, WILL SELL. rnIs
w day, at two n'clnek. Al No. "A Canal street. Al
the genice Psr'or Chamber Drawing Room sad
Kitchen Furniture, &C., ct hrfe house sevrs
and Tea Tsbies Fsagerr Bookcase wsrdrobes Lonnscs
Chairs China GLASS Silver Wsre ~ iortv to hy m,
second tapestry velye, and other Carpets, s the on
cloths In the house, Piano, Desk, safe, WITH gi~st LOT
pL other goods. t
The New York herald., 1871-12-26
COAsrWISE STEAMSHIPS. At I
pAcitlc MALI STEAMSHIP coNPANYs
l Line to
Cslffoi MIA, Japan eDd emma.
y safstfg~vf-f carrying mails, passengers and u C7f
@ frsH NFM {Ht 7wNg freight to Ng8t VI
ats8 u ~! ki,esau- aica. santa Martha and

e5H srs efM 3Fg 'ra3 freight to 4.8t u &
Kingston. Janaics, santa Mar,h. and fea4
GeyowD and Pacific Coast of
~ HxNN NFos Me1ico, Central America, 4H.Ntf1
y rfttT ssra43 49, 0Pcru and Chlef ~ AtF FNIes
iesve lst and S0th each month. except whea
those dates FAY or SUNDAY. shen the dsy Prsy,g,1
e. t;rsv wit leave pier ~ North River ~ L. O'Clock noon
for AsHwAl direct connecting al Panama win steamer
CONSrI UTION. Capratn ---- also connecting Tor al
UentrsI American and South Pnclnc porte Freishs Tor
ti por 4 r. ~ Ut Decenber as
* Amsr GREAT REPUBLIC will leave san Franc SEQ
January L. 653 tor apan ant Cbipa For rses pAss'gc
freight and al lnrtbrr Information apply At company
r'rS ~ '''l I'i'' }'' 1870 v. q RABY. agent
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

T AUCTION. DEC rs, AT II O'CLOCK, THE DRUG
"A store 2gS Wayne street, Jersey City, one parts
Sale positive Store stocked Chance Dealers.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

Dy JOHN b. DRAPER d Co., .ucafsigaga has
- AucoDeers y
The Delaware, Lzckawsnns and Western Railroad Com
loO,00u tons Scranton Coal. SOM sIl
at public auction, on WEDNESDAY,, December y, at IL
0s'VV> D'''' = ~ cav. skGUEL SLOAN. Prestdcn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-02
The Prayers.

sin as glafs was the ocean,
In a calm light and pale,
A hundred ships lay on it,
zach with q windless sail
hundred skippers were fretting, -.-
Eseb ssarch'd the and the skies,
reb for a wind was praying,
pBt never a wind would rise.
The urayeFs rose up 70 heaven.
In English, German, Greek,
Each Of the hundred skippers,
In his own tongue did speak
zach Of the hundred Shippers,
Loath in the calm TO stay,
Wanted the wind to vaksn,
To blow him ou his way.
Zach in his own direction
Would have Ma good ship blown,
Ard hundred slsds wanted
n sscb va. 70 get his own
wa facing
-.-5 o- ,5s e.ted m.ui
AnOlh di,c, Wind woulo cone not,
AH t,.s--s-- he Iosd uRhIna
Poor iools, Hal he granted Thea wishes
Ssd we're The end 10 see
- winds wouId hurlsd them
To the o. n Of ihs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-02

III Advertisers residing in the Eastern United States san
pay their cards by enclosing GrssRbacks or United
Postage Stamps for such amount they wish TO pay,
their cards win be inserted above table fer the time
paid for.
Business Cards. when prepaid for year, are allowed
rates. which for transient advertise
when paid or charged quarterly.
The New York herald., 1871-09-02

June one night old Mr. Hughes came IN the shoe
snop here az he usually did IN the nights TO set ana
taik ana said that Georges wife's sister Mary
DIED SUDDENLY in NEW YORK
OF dropsy. He said she left Newburg one evening
on the steamboat for New York short time pre-
VlOus 10 the announcement OF her death, ana that
while gong down the river she made the acquaint-
ance OF woman, who hired her 10 work Tor her
soon aIter going to work sue was taken suddenly Ill
anu was sent To hospital where she dlet or drop
sy. MI. hughes repeated the statement. we asked
nm why they didn't take her to her parents III u
ster county when she was sick ,and why she was not
BROUGHT HOME AFTER DEATH
70 oe waked anu buried. He didn't maze anv reply.
George Hughes ana his wiic and Mary Carroll lived
mere ull year ago last May, when they moved To
Newburg.
REFORrER-Do You think the Mary Carroll referred
10 in the reports or the New York trunk mystery as
having teen taken out OF the abortiOnist's house
dead was Mary Carroll, sister 10 George Hughes
wlfcp
JOHN MoORE-Most assuredly, lido.
REPORTER-Where do Mary Carro's parents
reside?
JOHN MooRE-Over the river. in Ulster county,
near Highland.
REPoRTER-Do YOU know whether George Hughes
has ever spoken 10 any one relative the death Of
Mary Carroll
JOHN MOoRr-Nes; a gentleman In this city told
me this morning that George Hughes told him
Mary Carroll died at his tGeorge's house in New
burg.
REPoRrER--Is this all you know about the mat
ter?
MIR. MOORE ana Mr.. BIZ ADLEY together-Yes that's
aDogt all. Old Mr. Hughes has not been IN here but
once since he told it. He used To In here three
or four tunes week regularly.
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
JUDGE JOACHIMSEN.

This popular an1 able Associate Judge OF the
Marine Court, accompanied by his wife. his conn
pa0aon du royago, arrived here yesterday IN the
steamship Manhattan, from his European trip. lie
has been just three months absent, making u
lengtncned soiourn at the home OF his birth, which
he had not previously visited for many years, be-
SIDES which he made Drie visits to all the prominent
cities or the Continent. The Judge was greeted at
the wharf 10y a most OF friends anxious 10 give him
the '.wkomuenr OF old Faderiand, in addition 10
which an inundaton Of kindly greeters visited his
residence during the evening. The Judge looks
much improved IN health by his trip, ana VIII TO
all the more fitted 10 discharge IN the coming Judi
cial year the ocal duties OF the bench, OF
which he Is a recognized ornament.
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
BLOODY BATTLE ON A STEAMER.

Yesterday afternoon two Germans. named Robert Ken.
nedy and Henry Ornutz employed board the ,eashp
Frankfort lying iu dock at Hobokcn entered into
discussion, the result Of Id quarrel Kennedy became
nfuraed that he pursued his antagonist down stairs And
beat hi terribly with bis sls It several men 10 hold
him, nd then he placed in irons and subsequently
brought 20 the police station by Ocer Kaiser Urig IL
suffering much from hs wuunds The case comes h,
Recorder Bohnst eGt to-day Kennedy mIdde arcd ap
uatlv Of q q 10 pol
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
7IIE TRRRIBLE YRiGF6IRS.
r->->~~-s----'~-~-----~->~
Close Of the Coroner''s Inquest
in the Bowlsty Case.
ROsfnZweig field as the
Gui.iy Party.
PkIERS0N'S PART IN TIE MYSTERY.
The Inquest GA Young
Couixfin.
PkIERSON'S PART IN THE MYSTERY.
lHierVieW with the Suicides
Brother.
THE F0RTuNE-TEhLER OF PATERSON

The fearful fate of what Is now Known TO he Miss
Ance hovlsby, OF Paterson. n. J., sti eIgrosscs
phhuc attention. II Is the one theme ol conyrisa-
non here aud elsewhere. Every new point every
detan OF the progress ol the ease Il watched VITA
intense interest. A> hoUr after nour ross toy there
comes 10 lignt some additional evidence Of the
class,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-08
BOSTON Markets.
EDS -SuAH, bec,

WEDNESDAY,. pec. be-
FLOUR. The market ior llur has teen qu te dull
the past week, but prices very Att.e change Inc
trace are purchasing only 10 small lots ~ wanted.
and we quote Western s1pefhne a. s. oar CON
mon extras 20 S. 3iG'. milwaukee AMI Minnesota
extras n 3 as Sd White wheat o4'1s lndi4na and
NJ CHI -gn at g. Z1H- 90 lliuu ~ 5u1tI. and 81
Louis ssGlI Sbal. Southern Flour hes been
auiet aud prices are roininaiy the sane. S7les OF
common extras rud choice family brands at s-Gl9-
1i-hhl. I'm Com Meal there have been steady sales
1t -TGi 4lr bll. I've Flour Is cuietslt SilT5 p
Dbl. Buckvheat is selling at 81 5-.lj 6l Pluths
GRAIN. NcW Corn has been coming forward
more freely. bus tie market is irm. The Gales q
Southern ant Western yellow have been at -5d,1c
and Western mixed S}d-6, e bush, including new
and Old, closing az highest figures Oats steady
and run with a fair demand. The sl'es have been
az 52a5sc p bush for dark mixed and white No
Rye continues 10 he taken in small lots at fhu-a.
Barley remains the saMe prices ran sin- Ifon 'cD
3 l9H bush for Eastern and good tinsda West
shorts have been selling az So az. Fine Feed s43
a2l and sIddlings s3lGl3T son.
PROVISIONS. The market is noEl pretty well
suppl ed with new Pork, and prices remain about
tine same, bu. Cemluf continues iilite1, the trace
purchasing only m lots rs Nu1ted. We qu te sales
If prime ~ % 80 Hl2 En- Tor Old and new mess II
SO 1lHl5 and clear and extra clear at so e % d
Dbl. In Boaf there r. no change with moderate
sales at i11 y for mss; l. a a. for extra mess
and fl4 q l6 for family. ia has been in far ce
mant with sales at 9ldl0c 2 20 Tor City and West
ern and Aldeus caddy NJ slll a lltc 10.
Smoked Hams have been selling 81 u Ul5o Y 10, a.
t. 2 H. h'i Ire h'~'' WIN sues At -" ~
PKODUCg. The market for dne grades Of Butter
il stssdy and firm. with good demand but other
kinds are only IN moderate request The sales OF
choice and extra New York and Vermoniitall have
been at p D35c. and comm "a TO good rom p az
zoo b 10 Butter ran o. from - 10 = Pm, as to
quality. Cheese IS quiet bat firm, Factory ranges
from iB to a. sc. ana commOn TO prime airy west
ern from 10 On l3ic Ph Medium White Beans con
tinue ia good dem aud at S % q 3 49, ana extra
pea and yellow ey es at % n s3 ~ v per oushel
fss.. nave been selling al 33c Dozen Potatoes
have been in better demand, with Jackson Whites
Al 60 "a Csc 2 hushel. Poultry has been selling a.
Is l122c p p, as 70 quality, FIR Turkeys and CHEZ
ems. Onions range from S4U . . Y DOL anu u1il
WOOL, There 4 A iirner feel ing for Wool. with a
more active demand for domestic AID large trAnstc-
tous ID foreign az full prices. The transactions m
G ude 6 Ool Is OF fleece and pulei, and include 4J-
GOI M New YORK Western Michigan. ono and
Pennsvlvania sece 1t $ a &C for y, AAi NM,
and medium. 1000 % combing and deiaine at % :
= nc 41nll rs California at e5D &C aud - uJ
H. puiled az 5 @ 80 p ID for snPer and y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-08
spetial 9utirfs.

IKE rruc Groaud. Of Confidence.
Whence comes the a-m rculnoo that ABSOLUTE
uudoub.ine aitb In ,ae efficacy Ct loset,sr's stou-
a.h Bi.ters as remedy ior indigestion, bilious liz
orders, intermittent and reai.telt feyers. which
VIGOROUSLY prevail IN III parts Of TIE United
States. This confidence has been gr wing for twoa-
ty years and i, is s,H extending. It is No. the
resul; Of cFeduity it has not been engeade-ed by
any human de7i;e but is the spontaneoas and nltur-
al couzeq usnce Ct experience What people sec daily
going on under their own eyes they cannot aues
ton. When families in unhealthy d's.,ie.s, that
resort to this wholesome vegetable tonic as pre-
ventive. esclpe periodical fevers. and ,hsr inued-
a.o neish51rs, who neglect taa, preeautioa, are
Frustrated b. the disease how Is It possible that the
phenomenon should be vithou: its Lesson, In Ike
manner when il is that obstinate cases CT dys-
peps.s Of liver complaint Of nstipetiol, Of ner-
vous weakness and Of general debility, yield to the
operation Of the famous remedy, hos can even in
credu lty itself withhold its endorsement Eye
witnesses Of the sanitary effects of the biuers, arc
TO be found in every civilized settlement on this
continent. The thousands upon thousands who owe
their restoration to health and strength, CT their
preservation from sickness to i,s extraordinary
medical properties, are enthusiasts in its praise.
The multitudes who recommend il In 3 neishbory
way to thar friends and acqulinianosi, as we'll as
those who Ike puolio their estimate Of Its virtues
arc alsays ready to stlts their for the faith
that is in them. hey have all either felt or wit
messed It's benilcent operations.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-08

except the gas light; and hose with pipes attach
ed ready for use, connecting with the city water
works,zre in readiness at different places on esch
floor in case Of emergency. Elevators raise the
lumber, etc, from the lover to the upper stories
The capital employed BY such 3 concern, is not
small. Mr.. Kilburn & Gates have invested in
the shops about 500. 900. They keep on hand
constantly a stock of lumber representing a
value Of another 100000. They occupy an in
mense establishment in Philadelphia, including
large building for the work Of putting to
gether and painting the furniture, with three
stores, and other buildings. Their sales amount
to over 100000 year
Mr.. Cheney Kilburn. who has had life
long experience in this and similar business,
in various branches has charge of the Phila-
delphia house, and the concern are about open
ing branch in New York city. The manager
Of the factory here is our esteemed townsman,
Mr. Joel Il. Gates. Nr. Gates has been in the
business from b9yhoOd, and knows every detail
practically, throughout, from the telling of the
lumber to the dnishing Of the manufactured ar
hcle The factory wss built uadsr his eye, and
owes its perfection mainly TO bis practical judy
ment The general superintendent Of the factory
is Mr.. s. Wakefield, and there are three foremen
who direct the work. Z. Blake, L X. Har-
rington snd Il. ". wight Edward Martin is
the competent book-keepsr Of the concern.
The firm have recently opened new depart
ment for tic supply Of finished work for the
local market, which is probably destined to be-
come an important part Of the business. Al
the work turned out from the establishm5nJ
bsaTsa very high character for substantial ez-
oellence ami finish 1t isa concern which de-
serves and commands success.
We shall describe in our next article, the great
planning mill Of Shepard, Davis a Co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-08
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER s. 1871.

are hopes Of his sooyery.--Rochester reports
still another attempt at highway robbery. A
Germsn travelling along the Brighton road at
night was stopped by two ruffisns who denand-
ed his money. He instantly knocked down the
nearest rascal whereupon the other drew knife,
which the German, after desperate struggle,
wrested from him. The German then ran away
a; his best sDeed, throwing the knife far as he
could The deeds Of Claude Duval are being
emulated on the roads around Rochester.--A
party Of armed robbers entered the post Office at
San Bernardino, Cal, at p. m, Nov. 2Sth.
They took "a 900 and escaped.-The Los An
gelos. Cal, grand jury found thirty-fve indict-
ments for the Chinese massacre snd severely
censured the municipal suthorities.--The
Hamilton and Pische (Nevsia) stage was robbed
Saturday by highwsymen, who secured Wells,
Fargo 4 Co s treasure box containing : ! 900.
-Elwood Bidde Of Philadelphia, convicted Of
the murder Of John Gamble, who interfered to
protect q woman Biddle was insulting in the
street, was sentenced on Saturday to eight and
half years in the penitentiary in the 18th Of
November, at Mulberry Creek Franklin county,
Ark, two young men named joseph Forbish and
VIM Chenowith, aged sixteen aud eighteen res
pectively, outraged and afterward murdered the
four year old daughter Of Richard Hill. After
the murder they threw the body into the creek,
where it was found. The two were arrested and
confessed their guilt, stating that they intended
to plumber the house while the parents were
looking for the missing child. While being tax
Ell to JAIL both attempted to escIpe, anf were
killed by the gusrd