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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26
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4 Billin Relation to Bounties

The following hill WAS introduced in
the |. : House of Representatives hv
Hon h. T. Poland of VI. January ::
Be II CHoci,H by tie Senate and Ho"&,
~ Representatives ot he tHitcd States Of
Imcricr IN CoHgIc~> uSScHbioi. That
every private ~"ldic: enlisted il the
volunteer SEW ice OF the 'nitcd States
for the term of three Years after the
third day of May. ammo pomini eighteen
hundred and SIXTY one. and prior /" the
twenty second day of .lmlt. ammo Dem
hi eighteen hundred and >iXtN one.
WAS. when h"uorahly discharged from
such service. rutiIlcd To receive one
hundred dollars bounty and in every
ease where >Ic!, bounty has not been
paid t" such soldier. the same shall now
hc paid ul'"n proper presentation.
Nj. r"Iand'> letter >,rrinrtlN ,.>-
plains the provision oi III, Hill:
ii"J-I al ErrEr-i,<r.
.IanuHIy II. ~.
Nh E,iiiu i inclo>r = copy ct the
Hill presented hl me. ia relation Il"
homtirS. a. YOU request.
Since the introduction of this bill.
received II letter from some person who
signs himself. An honorahlH -di>,iIarg-
ed soldier. iii which he complains of
the limitation of ill., provisions To such
soldiers rs enlisted prior Ia the I'D day
of July. l~61. and inquiries why | make
such Il distinction. | cannot answer
my correspondents hl letter. as he gives
neither name nor address. but as ihc
same question may he raised 10y others,
| will state in short. the object OF the
bill. and why lis benefits are limited 10
such H. enlisted prior to July -. 1851 .
and ask You 10 publish them if Hou
think them worth the space III youi pa
per. On the ;hl of May, 1861. President
Lincoln issued his proclamation calling
for the enlistment III ID regiments Of
volunteers for the tenn OF three Years
unless sooner discharged, tie telmS and
details Of such cnlistmemts 10 be made
known by the War Department. prom
ised 10 every soldier who enlisted for
three Wears Il bounty Of 500 ThcH he
shalt BE- honornhly disrhdIyed. This
proclamation. and what was done under
it. was afterward ratified and lcgalizcd
by an act Of Congress. The Supreme
Court has decided thai the promise
thus made by the Government. when
accepted by the soldier. ny his enlist
mcnt for three years. constitutes a con-
tract between the Government and the
soldier which the law will enforce. But
under the proclamation of the President
and the orders of the Wal Department
10 carry il ont. there were enlisted 81
regiments Of three wears volunteers,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26
The Young Mems County Temperance
Society.

hi ,ucirtN held its annual c"iI'rn-
! cans crowded with people arrived "n
time and the convention WAS called L"
order without delay. 10y the President.
I Rev t. y. Fisk. PRAYER WIS offered by
! Rev Nil Lewis ot tonc"id. the minutes
read lay secretary oti>. and approved.
Dm mofinu committees were appointed
Oh permanent organization. on m"mil,"-
tion "t commissioner. and recommends
fiuu al II suitable man t"r Srarc- trt"l-
n,.l. and i committee on resolution.
consisting oi N.<>r> Dickry. l.. May.
! l.. F. Parker Rev. T. y. Granger. \. +.
.IudcVinc.
The commissioner. Rev. +. y. Grau-
ger. hen made his report. The r"nvrn-
tinu then took recess until l::3n +. VI.
Being called /" order again At the
we've heard and rrl,"rtrd ~ follows:
rtHM>\t>1 urIrfE>.
H,.Ndrnt- Rev. l.. l.. Fisk
>'c,"torg 0Hd TcoS"J,r !. I. Parker.
rirc Presidents -Ec,. H. l.. cushing.
Burke: {. l.. Morrill,. DanNille l.. +.
>ti"hrid@c. Pracham T.. {. Re,iingt"n.
-. .TnhnshWy Carlton Lawrence. Bar
net |. \. Hall. Grot"n Henry Ross.
Waterford J. W. Ilnvrl. lianlwick (;
H. Foster. Walden: VI. L. 'ilal. Rye
gate: VIM. Chase. Whecluck W. l..
Pearl. sheffield j. W. Gor,lmI. sutton {:
|. ". >anholn. Lyndon !. II. Holr.
/ Newark: e. Il.Grave-. kirhN {. Brown
STANDARD.
F", r"mmi>>i"ncr Rev. l.. y. Gram-
ger.
Recommended ion states Attorney
Walter +. smith. Esq. of -. .Ioln-bury.
The fine choir "f the NJ. +. Church,
Ilardwi"k. then sang an anthem. and
Rev. t'cn. Powell. of Dmvillc. Wa< in
trnduccd ~ orator Of the daN
Mr.. Powell built his brief and pointed
address up"n The Lev iiical direction tn
'.mll, Il Ia;Ilemcnt to the roof ofevcrv
ll"m~c. lest ANY one shoul, fall from it.
and blood come upon the hnnsc. This
was applied I" our time. ~ Il direction
/" take all proper care of thr Young and
the weak that they he not exposed Ia
temptation. The text l. worthy (" he
written beside, that "f the ''nx- sermon. =
and might hc expanded to cover every
whit of the present work without weak
rning il AT all.
Resolutions and speeches followed
intrrsrcr>cd with excellent music from
the choir. and AT fifteen minutes before
four the convention adjourned.
+ The convention voted thanks 1u the
different railroads. hut This does not
more tlnn begin I" express the pleasure
: of those who now took their first trip
over The new and unprecedented tin VT
: Portland & Ogdcnshurg road.
+ The writer was privileged ON thu. r--
! turn "Trip to ride on horse back" with
an enginee, and fireman compcten, 10
take charge of such - locomotive as the
Hyde Park" aud such Il freight OF
precious lives ~ these sever rars con
tanned. The grades and curves seemed
. ia hr u" obstacle {" the safe drawing OF
such - train. and although the, worked
, steam all the WAY /" Walden flights,
YET il seemed to h. only natural work
The train was started on such grade
and curve 1T tina, AZ Greensboro. with no
difficulty 81 Jerking, and was on time all
the way going and returning
Many Were heard expressing their
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26
The Joint Conference.

Ia. meeting between the ""inimiii"t>
nf th,. Comfy A.Ii, ulinaI >"rirty and
thr lo.ating committee Of the state Agri-
..ultural ~nrir1N. wa> held Al the -.
.luhnshnN House Tuesday cN cning. | he
Stale S"rirrl WIS represented lay Mc--r>.
IulIn Glr."lN ct \m tiirid. l.. lil;iinaIl
If y. Alt,il> i. \. >hrdd al l;uIlim.t"it.
II. Vi. Hall vi Burke and Henry ha>' "f
l.yndun / lac local committees were all
present. Nh. IIc%"IN gave :, little hl>-
10y, OF the rir.unI>rLn which caused
in, STAT, >ncj..lt ~ come into Ihi-
county to exhibit: Nhi.li "'ic IN short.
ihlr thl- MOI h-rL>trIu l,att al 10" >iait
.,ld heretofore taken hut little interest
il rhc State Fans. " hirh Was due mann
!. 10 their lcn"rcmcS> from the places
,,t exhibition that the directors al The
safe SuricI, desired that The aeIicui
lurist- If the whole state should hcr"In"
il.,crc~te,l III and Identified with them:
Ihai il N;i> moi :, sectional organization.
i,Jt il libnlrd Ton he rood nt every SIG
;inn of the state. and that il b"lmIged
"a Caledum., orleans and Essex counties
- much II Ia ANY other portion al the
>rlIr.. Thrii exhibition here last fall
...t~ i'll sort an experiment. lhri rules
,nuiii,Ird in :, nlca>u,c with those "i The
f.. al organizations: IT Wa The his wear
Al, .,I,l I,I.II..
mistakes which they would H"t repeat.
he people of This ptIt of the SLATE ais"
had learned something. one imp"Irtnt
.uius Was that even AT Il state Fan the
l,,c:,l exhibitors could. If they would.
..:rli.l OF the. lion share Of pli/e-. The
-j.uc society came hclc strangers Il" al
.Hu.' c'cIt "u" now thaI "" bad he
,..nut somewhat acquainted. the way N:'>
open ton - btttci understanding .tnd i
netfcr cAhibitiun next fall !h,u WIS ever
.'etoIr had in the state.
II Vas evident 20 The r'InmIrtr". "t
n,Ir local >ori",ir- Agricultural society
and Fair Gr"jtud Coz that the directors
# the state -nciriS felt that rhr' mad"
mistakes la,l .ll which they would Iik"
la" opportunity t" ""rrccr: ais" that
hey lt.i chat tilrrs. ",GS .iu uuIu>l pre-
Iudicc ly.tII~; them "u thr part ot the
pcupi,. OF this SECTION of tho stat" which
lad extended more. "r les all over the
-;.,te which they could remove il they
hAd an opportunity t"rxIihit here again.
.rlur~ ON the pan If all concerned. and
{" remove AIN had ",lnr " hirh attached
- The ,XhibitiuIl last fall. that oIlr local
committee l,li bound to .irrrdr Ia the
rr,ueSI of the state diicctnI>. II.d say
Ia them on what basis thcI would invite
thrn To exhibit II This place The comm.
fiIl. They did ~. The matter WAS very
frankly and iir,.l' discussed. and it l.
lullN understand "m what conditions the
State Fan can ie IIrli here again. The
committee will hr prepared /" report I"
,h. adinuIn med n"rtil" of the A2ri"ul-
:,lia society L" tee held at This place
idrsdaN. Feb. u. If they accept these
conditions Iiu. next tail will hr held
ilrl-. Tn, mrrrin. wa> u friendly one.
nd it il result in harmony and earnest
."-opcr;ttinu hcIwcru the state >"cirrv
sud the different >t.'iinrr~ at 1t" SLATE. II
ittS lie. we'll
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

,hrA nliGhr not have done much more,
Add 4" fhis t"l it is only equitable 10
ii" so-tn" arrest Of l42 gamblers. viii,
two seizures of obscene publication.
while tliC fore sine. last jul, aa> niDu
hcrc,l "nll 80 men.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

v ill he called upon t" tell what they
have done. Let them hr able t" SAY.
1--WE have done W hat We could.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26
From Wa hin1ton

Nc,atnr Morrill, of Vermont called ,L,.
attention of the senate L. the fact rb,,
tn" numerous petitions now daily DIE
scented IT, coming from different srctiou,
OF the country, PRAYING foy reduction
OF duties on iron, salt, coal, Ac.. have,
all cmanutcd from the British free trad,
i'll New FORK. and come here in the vel
low envelopes prepared ny that organ
izaiion. lie warned senators ngain,,
this MELLOW covered literature - Eripg
fictitious and not 4 popular rypre~Si".,
of sentiment.
l NEW irrbETIONNENr.
The .lpportioumcnt bill pu>,rd j..
the house has been entirely reconstruct
ed ny The judiciary committee OF til
senate. They have reduced the Who'll
number 81 representatives 90 two hun
drct and f"gty-thrcc: first setting asid,
touI representatives for the four stat
Of small population. They HAY" the.
divided Il" population of the reiuaini!.
state 10y l"o hundred and thirty nin,
'm'ic. the H." apportiGnmcnt Maiu,
New Hampshire. Vermont, Ma-sachl
-,r,> and i'tudr Island. Will each hay,
"n, representative less than Il; present
while New York will lose two. Nre.i1,
HiSb0i,A 10 .|oHiRHI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26
1 NEW irrnRrIoNMENr.
The February Magazines.

The Frh:aarH Number al Saline, .
-HoHikig open, With Professor HAYDEN
article on the '.Wondcrs Of The yellow
st"n". His j. fully illustrated. and i,
AN Interesting and instructive. articic
im an"mllloH> writer discusses tn
"Dcfccis of the National Banking sl-
tenn. NJ Warner rcncwS his Bach
log ~tudi,.-. Mis-. Grccnough tells. viii
ahuEdami enthusiasm. what She saw am
heard while present At a music lr~s",.
giNyn lay NWtcl IL Christine Nilsson
lh poetry Is contributed Jay G.. fl
BaIuc-. Louisa Bushnell. David era,
ard i'ho-i e any. The EDITORIAL Il, pat
ln"lit~ "Ic.':i> usual. an atGractiN tcatutc
He ""!m1n question Gct> two discus
-i"n~ : tir>t. in Il story How one " ulm;it
kept her Husband" bN SaNc HELM. and
again 1T au ESSAY hI Lula @. Nuhl,
entitled ~ small Piece OF the Woman
Question:. the piece hcing thar which
cul..ylI> the Kind at W orll " nmcu ought
- du. Oh the whole. this j. Il fully
tIciyilt,.d nItmhrr. Ih"sc VIII" have MOI
ordered ~clihncr. can do il tilr"n9i
Howard y Rowcll. booksellers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

MrI;I Rt"M MIHnIlt> Nr"tri hard
take up daily paper without tindr"
ON. "r more murders ~ uulIagr> COM
mittcd directly through the Influence of
intoxicating drinks. Vet there are in
t,lli.rut Nouu" men III ever; r"ininuIii-
{, who >fill famIrr with his demon.
knowing ~ thcN must that therchy they
cn,l.lt-..r The lives of their best friends.
and tlrii vi present and eternal hap
lrc>-. terrible affair happened i'll the
town of ths, Lake, HE. Mass. tNiddlcho-
rnl FRIDAY aftcin""n. Nj. harlc> w.
.rach. Il dentist lhol four persons from
Il window III his hurl>r with Il -h"' "I'n.
Th">. iinlmp. was shot in the breast and
and 81 badly wounded that lac MAY not
live. capt. Daniel >witt and William
tn"mh.. ..tch >hn: in the arm hil NOT
>e.iuusl, injured. .IaIu,, Calmlc>>. >h",
in the chin and neck. - severely that
Ia rr,, nat live. Leach i said - ll.>r
lm,.n insane II he time from lie Is>' ''t
imto>i-..riu. drinks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

ImA NL~rrIELp DI-A-TEE.- i ri@h'
ron- verdict was that rendered hy III.
.iui} 1t i;r""klyn. Monday. i'll the ca
of Mr.. MaigaIc; Sanders. widow Ofon,
OF Ia" long list Of victims Of the West
field ferry beat explosion at New York
la>r .Ini}. " hn >icd the staten Island
iai'I"ai company. The owners of IL.
boat. s"t ~.5'.un damages for the loss cr
h,! h|~h"nd. iitcr u half hour, dclil.
cl:ii"I. hi .iuly .ctumcd verdict f.:
the plaintiff, in the full amount claimed
and supplemented the verdict h} e.
pressing til, il Roget THAI they we've no
legally ;nsp""cle,! /" award u i:Igr.
ann1lry This j the first of 100 case
with claims i"t damage Sr""ing ont a.
It's Wr~jltri,i explosion. and il would
Is IL" more han the company deserve.
if iii" ;oIdi., i'll this INSTANCE shnnld l.,
I.fn.:.r,d iii Ill the Other ca>,.r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

l'Elln IU"p. he newspapers
have nnmcrou- Jokes about Fish. some
"i' them good enough Ia hctiir:. When
suddenly brought int" youri H. Wit
Hess. one time while pcddling in Yer
mont. he WIS asked Is /" the character
and practice of Tie village doctor. lie
spoke we'll of hi> character and also re
marked that he bclic> ed he had good
practice. How do l"u know about
his practice - inquired q lawyer an The
orhtl side ''lInN It" know ," answer
ed ihc cuIc .Iilm. ''hrcau~r the illagc
has Just added W. acre 7" their grave
Nnld..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

Senator carpenter Of Wi~ron>i.r
i Il smart man.- if he isa little too con
.ciou- OF the fact himself. and. oi
co,u-". hr fully improved all his oppor-
tunirir, t"r saying smart things III hi
speech against til. proposed reform ut
the ciI il service. which he thinks is dies
tined. il carried cot. IL ruin the rcpuh
liran party. EUt most people village.
with Nj. i.uubull's reply to this argu
mrlIr. WHOM he said that if the lcpub!i
can paltE cannot sustain itself without
the aid Of government patronage. it de
~,I"r, :" go Iown.-ReputiicGn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

We eve cl-"Nh"r Il hill utI"duccd
i'll ongIrN- 10y .iud9r Poland. "r the
subject of hounric>; aI-"an explanatory
mote. If ghi~ ill pn>>rs there aye Il
got rhtII hniIuiN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

lNCON>I>rENT.-The is Il way of
putting things whirh it isn't easy To get
over. The Boston Cadets escorted the
Governor of the State to hear the cleo
ton sermon. and afterward. at the en-
pcnSc of the state. partOok of supper
at Palkcr'S Hotel. with the most illegal
accompaniment Of champagne and hot
punch the feast costing so per plate.
Nov. says newspaper critic of this
matter, If John Smith gets mp Il one
dollar supper, including hot whiskey,
for his friends. he is seized. fined, and
imprisoned" Toa rctort like this there
is simply no rcioinder. What right has
the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
not merely to wink al IL violation of any
statute. but even to instigatc it ! 1t is
such miserable Inconsistency H. this
which keeps the whole matter of Pro-
hibitiOn at the mercy OF temporary leg
islatiOn, and leaves men to doubt the
sincerity of its protested advocates. If
the State purchases alcohol against the
law of her own making. how can she
fail to render doubtful her motive for
making it ". \. Tribune
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

- t."" W. Curtis deals Ncl! PLAIN
|, aud sharply with people VIII" Try I"
cxc,l>,. themselves for reading "I help
ing Ia sustain an immoral newspaper
ON the ground thai the pnhlir likes it.
There Is man! Il person I" whom Mt
thaI> rchuke t" paN i'll Thou ait Itrt.
Man would come with striking APP
prnuriatcnc>.. Read the article on ont :
side entitled ''Nrw>l'ap"i Morality.
and nudge for yourself.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26
Another Illustrious Victim.

Most of our readers will remember The
electric thrill which Wa> sent through
The county when u lew wears ~" Sen
a,n: Yates. then III Washington. made
u desperate effort 10 leave OH The Use
nt intoxicating drinks. and how the
heart of the nation went ont towards
th> otherwise noble man. aud hi,
stricken though then hopeful and Joy
Gus family. With W hat >nIIoM will all
read the follow in" announcement mo-"
going through the press: Richard aies.
unrc yovrInur "f Illinois and senator
in Congress- j. IA, loim. /" the bad.
I he Other day he visited banking
hnt>r in Springfield. H.. and demanded
so. II ma> refused him. whcrenp"n he
abused the teller like Il pickpocke,. an'i
had To- he. elected. He visited saloon
and i>kr,i foI :, drink of whiSkc!. The
bar tender l"ld him h" had none. " here
a., hr ylrN >" violent that he was pat
nut hy force Drunken. frirmdle>> and
;,n "r,tra>I. hr i now - pcItcrr wreck,
and even his friends have come I" the
conclusion thar th- only service he can
render j. To die. Will moi the y"rnG
men OF America take Warnin" ny such
examples rs the above, The only safe
cause j. .'Tnurii not. la>tr moi. hanule
moi
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION FRAUDS.
startling Corruption :: = de,ssia-R'p0rt Of
Special Examiner. -
--rszfssr'.i5v .
pHibADkipH1I. Suy. 4. 1877

-sr.szucsSr!ss-sJ~y So
- pHihADELPHiI, nov. 4, 1s72
A most determined investigation into the snodus
eperanM adopted by the election return judges
during the late state elections has developed some
startling facts. 1t is o matter Of common report
both in Philadelphia and New York that the reputed
majorities for the gubernatorial and other candi-
dates were far in excess OF the actual vote yet the
mere partisan among the republicans have the
assurance to claim their maj0rities to have been
lawful votes. Witness the following AFFIDAVIT OF
Albert l. Williams, young expert appointed by
the Court to examine election returns in fifteen
wards II this viii not convince your readers Of
the shameless manner in which these returns have
been repeated" nothing will
Albert L. Williams, being duly sworn according to law
cposes saysThat he j. twenty three years Of age
and resides at No. 1888 McIvaine street, Philadelphia
That upon 2sh inst by authority Of an order Of the
Tsde an examination q the returns Of The
Judges Of election, on the 8tb inst, for each
division Of the wards in said city, and made copies
thereof That in said returns of record In said
Court there appear numerous erasures alterations and
changes OF figures in the return of the votes OF Of
the candidaes and other irregularities OF the following
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
NEWARK IHTELLIaENCg.

A Series OF Mishaps and Misdcmca % nors.
Between twelve and one O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the barn Of Mr. N. J. Crane, Mount Prospect
avenue, Newark was destroyed by fire. Loss $1,000.
Partially Insured. Supposed cause, incendiarisni.
v"sanh Freeman Meyer (colored)
The body Oh .vs~x : Nasbit street, was
sixty -four years Of age, Of lso r.-s,. -.
found noatlng in the Passaic River, near tnG
on Sunday. It was taken to Harrison and the c""
son county Coroner notlned.
The police OF Newark have taken step in the
right direction acting under Instructions OF the
police justices. Gangs OF street corner loalers,
whose chief aim and end In life would seem TO De
to squirt tobacco Juice on the sidewalks and insult
unprotected females, are to be broken up. The
good work has already commenced, as several
young rufrians in jail now know to their disgrace
and discomfort.
Yesterday william O'Brien, of Academy street,
was committed for trial on charge OF atr0clously
assaulting and stabbing Mrs. Bolser. who had
interfered between him and his wife, whom he was
shamefully abusing
house keeper, has been victimized by "a Lice
young man." boarder who lett suddsn with
some jewelry and clothing
Henry f. Wiedenmayer is now confined in the
Newark city prison, pendinr examination on a
charge OF burglary: A large quantity OF harness,
farming Implements 70, was found at his home.
new religtors association has been formed to
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
90 has been added TO all the other re



That the above alterations are sometimes made by
merely changing the figures and sometimes by erasure
and are generally apparent at moments glance Only
those which beyond all doubt have beer herein above
confined TO the qnberatoria candidates. the others re-
ceiving the regular party vote That some of Jhe en-
missing and some Of The division returns appear
not be accurately ascertaned and is therefore, omitted
TIC changes IN the returns aforesaid amount to di
terence Of 3,3lO votes as aforesaid.
- '--'.-- -.s--''.' = - ALBERT T.. WILLIAMS.
her, lS72-GEoRcE I. DEIss, Deputy Prothonotary.
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
AnIuSEMENTs.


RooTH,s THEATRE. BoUcIcAULr
''" bSs an' Manager
Miss Agnes Roberison),
and kEaH si os Il n SsH Ra5s"
- JESSIE sfs fSshows v,,,v
MISS Eh &sshs a1SEaTsos s. Ssss!ses
Mr. slIsE fAssx ut one. CASSIDY
KRhkY hATgEpAY eAa 5hssIh MssHh 4 fsko%s oS%s'ss'h
s 6 e. N s sd M
places
ID The management .s::l,cotMly announces limited
with the IeauiI ana isIeatsa English arste
sS $'} $9t' Iso14hHSss E, Is,
in her 'eleOrajtaL STLiEF. i%Psrs0na'l0A Of
in shSssRsore,s %o2Ho ASb sF'nqJ JJEfET HIfEEfTey o.
The sheet Mis- Ssi1;On 4 n,sM viii be opened
WHITES ATHENEUM,,, u,,,,,. o.ra.n
uA4sss uA4ennsss II SHa S55HE&4 sH5 orsr11vr
'''''' ana ''' sssH xSsiH # 7 HfsBEs
ANNIE ANNIE H1EBhE H1EbhE. ANNE ANNE hiSbEE SbEE.
First appearance Of the beautiful Jewess and Queen Of
MISS ROSA LEE.
MISS ROSA LEE.
ALICE soMERsM; INFINITE ,AcxsoNA ALICE soMEhs
MILE COOK MILLIE COOK.
DEyERE BRorHERs. DEVERE BROTHERS,
All the mammoth Star ss%Py%Hy GSTge1y retained
oAs sSfSss S Fs npy sad snsPfO'
oHARIEY 1EYAH wHITEs TEs' BENRFiT, Ms NovEEBER Il.
THE OMISSION OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT YES
TERDAY WAS UNINTENTIONAL AND OCCURRED
ONLY THROUGH OVERSIGHT.
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
AMUslcMEyTS.

GRAND OPERA HoUsE-wEsT TwENTY-THIRD
street. corner OF Eighth avenue Curtain rises Ct
quarter o. Performance terminates at Ii exactly Ad-
mss9n Sl seats Soc and 81 extra family circle 5Oc.
Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

DET-BLUE EYES, EVER OF THEE; THE STAR.
II light evening on Lake George. Meet me to-day at
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE Matinee at ~
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

q
The Eleventh division not signed by tie judge.
TWENTY
The Ninth division Is not signed by the Judge
and the of the Fourth division he
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

Last week but two of MRS. JOHN WOOD, as .Robin
Last week but two of Mr.. JOHN BRouGHAM, as King
Last week but two Of MISS ROSE HERsEE, as ..rhe
Last week but two OF MISS EMMA HowsoN. as "rhe
FIckle CurregOndc.n
Court Wizardn -
:, Last week but two Of the FAMOUS MAJILToNs in
their great dances =
Last week but two Of the LAURIs in their Pantomimc
frolcs.
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

new religious association has been formed, to
be known ss the New York Baptist Pastors Con-
ferepce. Yesterday was their first monthly meeting,
agd the Rev. q. c. Morton presided over the exer-
cses, Which were of devotional nature.