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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-28
M ED

CORBETT.-JOsEPH A. CoRBErT, Of this
city, died at O'Clock P. N. yesterday, at the
residence of his brother, John +. COrbett, Maple
street. corner Of Mallory, where the funeral ser
mon win be preached at 2 P. N. to-day, by Rev
J. B. Stevens,
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WAR DEPARrAIENT.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTOS, May %, 100 A. NJ.
The Mississippi river has fallen at Cairo
and Memphis; the Ohio has risen an Pitts
buTgh and fallen at Padueah.
PrOb0bi litieS.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, the upper Lake region, the
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys, partly cloudy weather, sOutherly
winds, high temperature and stationary to
falling barometer.
The Mississippi and lower Ohio rivers
will fall slowly during the day.
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An Escaped Convict Captared

Len Foster, an escaped convict, was
brought in from Louisville yesterday after
noon. He escaped from the penitentiary
some time since and was arrested at Louis
vile this week.
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CInsin. Sale Tn.niyhf

Winstead, Shields & Co. will sell this
morning at 10 O'Clock, dry goods, boots,
shoes, clothing, etc, aid close their days
sale tonight, commencing at early gas
light.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-28

PUT on your right glove first, stupid.
Then you have your left hand ungloved to
button your right withal. If you put on
your left glove first you have to button
your right glove under double disadyan-
tage.
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There is no excuse for poor biscuits, rolls,
bread, griddle cakes, mullins, waflles, ETC.,
when Dooley's Yeast Powder is used.
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Everybody pleased with the beautiful
goods and low prices at the Southern Pal
ace, Church street. my26 st
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CITY NOTICES.

New Goods for Walking Suits.-We
offer to-day large lot Of elegant Lace and
Satin Striped Brown Linens for Walking
Suits at 374 cents, worth 90 cents. A rare
chance. Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer
street. my27 st
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70 SeasOnable Shoes for ladies and
gentlemen, just received and offered at low
est cash prices at Ramage's. my9 If
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CITY NOTICES.

In Full Blast Again.-Wain & Walker
have reftted their store and are now ready
to furnish their old and new customers
with all the latest styles in silk, stiff, semi
stiff and soft hats. A full line for men and
boys, in all the latest styles and eolors, just
received for the spring trade mh14 If
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70 The best stock of Boots and Shoes
at very low cash prices at Ramage's, 4s Col
lege street. my9 tt
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WE learn from a citizen of Little Rock,
in Arkansas, that the REGULAR rate of taxa
ton in that place is S6.l0 upon every 500
of property. and that the property is assess
ed at its full market value. Thus the tax
es fully consume the income, and if any re-
duction has TO b. made fos repairs they
consume more. This is cOnfiscatiOn; and
what renders il most intOlerable is that
the whole of i: represents nothingi but
stealing.-Ne1U York Sun
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New Figured Lawns at l23 and 10 cts.
at the Southern Palace, Church street.
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Blank T. } indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tiOnary; minus 81 tendency Iall; plus lf) ten
dency % rIse.- A c. FORD, Observer.
At 3 P. NJ. the river was feet ? inches
on the shoals.
ArTiyed-the b. II. Cooke, from Cairo,
with iron, corn, and q hhds. Of tobacco.
Expeeted-the John 5. BransfUrd, from
Huntsville, the Nashville, from Cincinnati,
and the Silverthorn, from Evansville,
Leaving tO-day-,he Bolivar H. Cooke,
for Cairo.
The Shippers Own is advertised for the
lower Cumberland and the Mississippi.
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FORTY thousand cattle are said to have
persisted in Utah and Nevada during the
winter
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Tsis0TGpAie Report from Signal Service C0rPs q.
q a, Of 0bserrdtiOn, at 800 r. My As
Western Union Lane
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A Justice of the Peace Commissioned.
Anderson Williams, of Hancock county,
was commissioned as a Magistrate yester-
day
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-28

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The shortest and quicke-t rOute to Washing
ton, Baltimore, the East and Southeast.
CONDENSED TINE TABLE THRoUGH TRAINS.
VIA PARKERSBURGT 1,...I.- St Louis
MAY 10, 1874. ~ i-'iie' Express
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Beautiful Linen Lawns just received AZ
the Southern Palace, Church street.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage of Water. suIfB CSanoss a
the q Hours ending 3 p. NJ Nay Il, 1914
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Good News at the Star Clothing
Store
NIKE POWERS

IVAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING HIS
i customers and the public at large that he
has nov on hand the largest. best and cheapest
stock of Ready-made Clothing. for both
men and bows, that was ever offered in this mar
ket. Those who wish 20 purchase Ready-nnaGe
Clothing. and save from IS TO % per cent. would
do well TO give him call at the Star Clothing
Store, corner Market street and Square.
myl7 Pm 4thp NJ. POWERS, Proprietor.
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CITY NOTICES.

SwINBUKSE was desperately Ill at las
accounts.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis and New
Orleans.
TINE fine Passenger Steamer IT,
IL SHIPPERS OWN, fS5r31
i. G. Ryman, Master; W. ). Bowman, Clerk
Will leave as above FRIDAY, 10Th inst at II
O'Clock N.
For freight OF passage apply on board OF to
{. II. ARTHUE & CO., Agents.
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Place OF Obssr-7 7Wdr state OF
Vation. D'h A"i " iAu m h " Gather.
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For GAINESVILLE, Padueah, Memphis, st.
Louis, and New Orleans.

TINHE new and elegant pas A ~
i senger steamer, |z-lL<hih-
BOLIVAR n. COOKE. - ~
Byers, Master, Lima Cobb, Clerk.
VIII depart as above THUR DAY. 18th lust. It
u O'Clock NJ.
Fer freight or passage apply on board or tc c.
II. ARTHUR s. CO., Agents myH.f
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-20
neau,isying of the congregational
church.

The improvements, In the way Of iresco'
ing and painting, which have been gong
on upon the Congregational church audi
forum for the past few weeks arc to DC
brought to satisfactory close to-day Inc
work has been accomplished by Mr.. VIM.
S. Brazier of Boston, Mass, who has hall
q corps of workmen briskly engaged in
frescoing and painting the inner sanctuary
walls and ceiling in the highest style OF the
art The church now presents beautiful
picture throughout. Its walls, arches and
studding are finished in tasty colors while
the ceiling is frescocd in brilliant red ana
blue in various forms and debices, which
make up handsome, though not gaudy'
appearance, combining to make the audi
ence-room one Of the best and handsomest
in Rutland.
On the walls opposite the entrance ana
each side Of the pulpit are appropriate
Scripture quotations, in colors, placed in
the form Of window. Upon the left OF
the pulpit is this inscription:
Inc lOfu IL my Sncpntlu shaii ""I
want,
lie malleth me to lie down in green pas
lures He lcadeth me beside the still
waters.
lie Icstoreih my soul; He lcadeih me in
the paths of righteousness for His names
sake.
Yea, though / walk through the valley
and the shadow of death ! will fear no
evil, for Thy rod and Thy staff they COM
fort me-
On the right of the pulpit is the follow
ing:
Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs
is the kingdom OF heaven
Blessed are they that mourn, for they
shall be comforted.
Blessed arc they which do hunger and
thirst after righteousness, for they shall be
filled.
Blessed are the poor in heart, for they
shall see God
Blessed are the peecemakeIs, for they
shall be called the children of God.
The organ has also received the hand
some effects of the hGndiwork of the paint
crs, and the entire walls of the gallery ana
vcstry have been thoroughly bcautifled and
improved in appearance.
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7
clarendon springs

Mr. and Mrs. s. Z. Kelley celebrated
their crystal wedding ON Monday evening
last. About one hundred sand fifty guests
wcicpresent from this and adjoining towns,
The remains of Mrs George J.. saycry
were brought from iiconderoga, n. y, to
this place on Saturday last for intcrment
Mr.. j. T. Merriam shipped some1 2 coo
pounds of cheese to Providence, r. l., ON
Tuesday Of this week
Upon the premises ot Mr. Fisk, in this
town, stands pear tree which was brought
from Rhode Island more than one hundred
years ago and still hears most aburdantly.
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W. w Foster Of Vergennles, who took for
his text the words from Rev. 7;l4--I7.
Subject. "Thc felicity Of the Saints in
Heaven"
First From whence they come? Out OF
great tribulation
Second. How come they TO be there
They washed their souls and made them
white in the blood Of the Lamb
Third. The extent Of the felicity of the
saints.
1t was a sermon full Of feeling, truth and
power
Thus closed pleasant dedicatory OF tbs
beautiful country church. The day was
delightful in all respects and large con
gregation were in attendance. +.
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BX TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Globe.
Windsor County Temperance Conyen-
iInn
WOODSTOCK, Feb. 10.

WOODSTOCK Feb. 49,
The annual meeting of the Windsor
/ County Temperance Association vas held
at the Town Hall in this village, WIN. T.
johnson presiding as temporary chairman
In the absence of Joel Ellis president.
The report of the county commissioner
was read by Luther o. Greene. showing
/ reports from eighteen towns, making total
sales @l5,20l &C. Ludlow having S1912 50;
Chester S907sS Cavcndsh 81 ,0oO37 4;
Bridgewater 81 ,O07s; Springfield 81 $40. 81;
Stockbridge $l30 ii; Weston S47704 /;
Windsor 81, 96i.o5 Woodstock 81 ao1 Os.
The following officers were elected
President, ] Miner of Manchester;
Secretary, Levi Belknap OF East Barnard
Couuty Committee, Luther o Greene, VIM
VI Pingry, Guy Z Graham \ committee
Of one from each town was also appointed.
Samuel \ Weston of Chester was nOmi-
mated for county commissioner.
Thanks were voted to the retiring prcsi-
dent, Joel Ellis, and to the county commits
sioncr
Joseph Kennedy moved that the
president he instructed to call convention
to nominate candidates for county oflic-
ers on distinctive temperance platform.
Mr. Kennedy, Nathan Lamb and Rev. Z.
Hewitt, earnestly supported the motion,
and 1t was as earnestly opposed by Luther
o Greene, Horace F Durham, j w Met
calf and Simeon c Durham. and finally the
motion was Withdrawn. g.
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ion made the following report for
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
President-Dr Lorenzo Sheldon of Rut-
land.
Vice Presldents-H o Brown of Castle
ton, Hiram Roberts of Brandon.
Secretary L Manlcy of Rutland.
Treasurer--E N Merriam of Rutland.
Audltsr-E A Smith of Dandy.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Ben X Chase of Rutland
Horace Campbell of Poultney.
A d Smith of Dandy.
The report was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Stone thought onc-half the liquors
sold in Casteton were sold outside the
agency. He read the following report
from the committee on resolutions
Resolced, That as no man would be
considered a friend to his country, or
TO his race, who would favor piracy,
forgery or burglary, SO no man can
be sincere friend to his town, state
or county who will engage in or apologize
for the traffic in Intoxicating liquors, since
this is the cause of more misery and crime
than all the others, and most naturally
others.
This resolution was opposed by DR.
Sheldon, d w Burt, and favored by Ben
X Chase, II w Nyc, Richard Grogan. Ilo-
race Campbell and J X Mclean.
Res0lred, That by our profession VIC
stand condemned as arrant hypocritcs and
towards if we do not strive by both the
lava of God and man TO mt an entire ston
to the traffic in intoxicants.
Res0loed, Again that in view of the fore
going truths, no man, either law maker or
law executor, is worthy of confidence nor
shall he have our support through the bal
lot box. who snot committed 90 this theory
and corresponding practices.
The resolutions were adopted
Rev. Richard Grogan of Rutland offered
the following resolution
WHEREAS, We have just cause 10 de-
plorc the defiant persistency of those who
are engaged In the illegal and Infamous
business of drunkard making and the want
of executive power in the government of
This commonwealth to enforce our prohibit
tory law, therefore
ltcSolcca That the Rutland County Tenn
pcrance Society, in convention assem-
blod, respectfully demands of our state
legislature the enactment of such n state
police law as the eyigences of the case de-
mand.
There not being time for its discussion
and consideration tho mover withdrew it.
The meeting was largely attended, the
discussions earnest, and the resolutions
were adopted with much enthusiasm.
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I'm a+s, ,s,s, 20 -
| IA o Nfiis, ~ iVr ~ 6IichgO; 81 b2el % Tor
/ Ninpree ata' "9uKce sv ~ oI Tor iowa ond
al ~ for ~ 1p,ihB - oSsl " Tor NO spring
Torn eyrs y ~ 81 5SF LOT cnQlce n0rthWeJ
/ RyPpilis, I ti ciO7lng STEADY. -.
on docl a. ioiny nv NJ - qulet. Necelpts O,COO
cop ~ ~; ~ ne market u dull and NOMINAL
60. u 7'V' "u'heis cboico tv"-rowed state at
unchanyed sdiio5 n ~ marker u quiet and
nj si IN In Ion1 '1' WV Nu'h VI tHhbuh peas
Cans p Yy.',, .,, ,.,,
a. |ONH.-fecelptS b-lO bushels. The market
nj 52cIs To- riimur -. safes or slOOO bushels
SSS .aS.o LOT new western mixed afioat 79ta
od w nov !cilOW western; tx for new white
Veliow Iersseevv gu "c'1efh mixed ailoat ~ new
DISQUALIFICATION o. ,-. ,.,,.,.,. ,.
Is dun md lower Sos D .o sne inc market
'iisTu 1859, -, II O,@Ol Tor white western
ci9Pi5iuB ~ " ulXeu Whlc.
binn COZ aa od ~ ~, irn az SO coo 10 o. for
"'ii,ip,Hs ssV VVS % w iOT low 10 falr.
poo9 - cod 9o &c Is, Is steany at sos 40 for
lo SofFkE-lhe market Is dull ana noinlnally
Sra,, u,,t..,,.,.,,,a, ,,,.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-20

The officers and friends of the American
Baptist missionary union will hold a con-
vention in the Baptist church, Rutland,
commencing on Tuesday evening, Feb
cath, and continuing through the next day.
The object of the convention is 10 pro
mote an increased interest in foreign mis-
sions, by sermons, papers and fratcrnal
discussion.
A full programme Of the convention
will be published in due time.
The very best men have consented TO be
present and contribute to the interests of
the convention.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-20

FIRST PAGE.-The Vermont Senators in
their Homes at Washington; Manchester ;
Barre Academy Good Templars Union.
SECOND PAGE-Edtorials -" Collector
(?) Simmons" ''Save us from the Dead
Weights" Drunken and Brutal ARRAY /;
Town of Acknowledgment of the Select
men Addison County Temperance Con-
vention Benson.
THIRD PAGE.-Dashcs Locals Latest
Telegraph Markets.
FOURTH PAGE.--Dedica.ion at Shclburn.
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New York Produce MARKET.

NEW 70 II, + D, y,
CorToS.-Market dull, Sales or l,ai! bales at
l6,sc for middling uplands.
FLouR--Receipts 1880 Obs. The market
opened n shade flrmer on medium ana common
grades, with fair demand for export. sales Of
i4O0l bbls s. 50 "a 20 Tor superIine western and
state 9 As "a q so for common TO choice weS-
tern and state o So ID 90 for good 10 choice
white wheat extra western and state 80 40 a
I 90 for common TO good extra Ohio; 50 50Sli %
for common 10 choice extra st. Louis, mar
ket closing dull.
RYE FLouR.-The market is quiet at 81 90
@6 90.
CORN MEAL. - The market for corn meal Is
quiet at 50 s0@4 40 for Western q 80 @4 90
for Brandywlne.
wHIsKEy.-The market is easier cnd more
active at sl00k.
wHEAT.--Recelpts ll6,T6O bush. The market
Ia without decided change. salos oil 1900
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sYNfprnMa n, CATARRH.

Obstruction OF nar.d passages, discharge fall
ing into throat satiletllnes prOiuSe, watery, ac-
ria. or thick Sah tenacious, mucous, purulent,
bloody. nuind, offensive, ETC. In others dry
ness, weak or inilamcd eyes, ringing In ears,
deafness, ulceratlOns, scabs from ulcers, voice
altered. nasal twang, offensive hrent ia. t.. :, a
smell and taste, ETC. Few only OF ABOVE ~ mp,
toms likely 10 he present IN any case at one
time. ,, ,,.,,,.,
10 cure-takc Or. plereo8 Golden Medical
Discovery earnestly. to correct INC Diooi anu
system. Witch are Hlwsys Ut nuit, also 70 act
eneciUGollv ms il does, upon the diseased glands
ana iinin. iiiemhrane OF the nose and ITS COM
munieattng chambers. The more see OF this
odi0us disease. inc more positive Is my belief
mat il we would make treatment perfectly sue
cessful IN curing it, we must use constitutional
treatment To act through the blood, as well as
a soothing ana healing local application. DR..
Sago's Catarih Remedy, ~hen used warm and
applied with Or. PierccS Nasal Douche, effects
cures upon common sense" rational and sci
cntllr principles, By It's mild, soothing ana
henilg properties, to which the disease gradu-
aliv Yields, when he system has been put in
perfect order ~ the use Of the Golden Medical
discovery THIS Is the only perfectly safe, sci
cnttc and successful mode OF acting upon and
healing It,
50 uccessful has The above course Of treat
mcnt proven that the proprietor Offers $500 TT
w0rdiur case hc cannot cure. All the means
sold 1y druggists. Il. V. Pierce, VI. D., Proprie'
tor, buffalo, y. \.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-20

ISCENDrART rIEEs.
An Ensurgent Victory.

NEW York. FEB. 10.
Captain Morton of the oteamship Moro
Castle from Havana reports that Ill an en-
garement ahoas Feb. LIST, a column Of
Spapish troops 1000 strong, were utterly
e,epated by the insurgents, mourning a loss
in killed, wounded and prisoners of 600
men. Intelligence that Capt. Morton re-
garded trustworthy, represented the span
iards worsted in every engagement.
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Sew, Yor.s stock ana Money MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. ~
LATEST MONETARY.
Treasure disbursements to-day amounted 10
s20s, 900.
Customs receipts AT the Gold Exchange tD-day
amounted to sS2i,o00.
Money easy at 4@5 per cent. un stocks and
al on governments.
Prime discounts at 5E@,.
Sterling exchange dun at ISL for 90 day s
and ass for sight.
Gold ranged at lle'.@li2'p and closed at
ll2,l.
Carrying rates 2@i per cent.
Clearlngs In the Gold Exchange today
amounted TO s3s000,000.
State bonds are active In TenGessaes old and
new and Missouris. The rest are steady.
Government bonds firm.
stocks were Arm Throughout, the day With an
advance OF one per cent in Western Union.
other changes small. The market closed at
about the highest point OF the day.
The sales between 10 and 2 o'clock amounted
to 1900 shares OF. (which $1,000 We're Western
Union O0o0) linton Pacific $500 Wabash
5000 Lake shore 1900 Northwestern CON-
mon 5000 ST. Joseph.
Where blanks occur there were nO bids.
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From ScW York.


New York. Feb 10
ARRIVED.
The steamship Victoria arrived from
Glasgow
The steamship Ilolsatia has arrived from
Hamburg.
The steamship Nevada has arrived from
Liverpool
The steamship Moro Castle has arrived
from Havana.
SUICIDE.
James Saddler embezzled money from
his employer T.. Howe, 26j Bowcry, and
in remorse put bullet through his head
last night.
DHS OF ROBBERS BEoKEN Up.
The notorious robbers den, &C Crosby
street, was broken up by the police last
night, and after the firing OF several shots
seven thieves were secured.
STRIKE ENDED.
The capmakers' strike ended last night
by the acceptaton of the schedule prices of
employers.
SHORT OF FUNDS
The American Baptist missionary union
requires annually S2j0000 to carry on the
work of the society, but during the current
fiscal year, which ends in April, only S105,-
900 have been contributed The deficit is
attributed to the panic.
FIRE IN NAVY YARD.
The regular fire engine at the Brooklyn
navy yard was, yesterday, called into
requsition to save buildings there which
caught from an experimental conhagraton
for the benefit of same patent eXtinguishcr.
the latter not proving equal to the cmer-
gcncy,
! TuE Murdered RAILROAD wATcHMAS.
Schnich, the Hudson river railroad watch
man, was found dying last night, shot by
one of Il desperate gang of baggage ear
thieves who have been operating for some
| time pase. Schnich came suddenly upon
them as they were ritling car. Several
detectives started for the murderers last
night, but no arrests have yet been made.
The gang have deficd the police for weeks.
SIMMONS CASE.
Simmons was sentenced to three years
and eicht months at hard labor in the state
prison.
DROPPED DEAD.
Mrs Walker, dressmaker, homeless and
out OF employment, dropped dead in Essex
market last night.
CONFESSED.
Raymond, the bond furger, has confessed
and informed the district attorney of the
names of other forgers.
NOT TO BE AWARDED.
The state commission on steam cana
navigation decided last evening by a tlt
vote not to award the 100000 prize, an6
unanimously passed n resolution calling
upon the legislature to reimburse Baxter
and Dobbin for their expenses and improve
ments by giving them $4,000 each, OF
condition that they each put five boats OF
the canals equipped with their respective
machinery.
ANOTHER BATCH OF "ABBys."
Misses Abby Kelley Foster Sarah Wal
and Marietta Flagg of Worcester Mass.
divide the honors with the Misses Smit
of Glastonbury, Conn, having refused L
pay their taxes because not allowed l.
vote Their pronertv is advertised for sale
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Gen. Stephen Thomas, Commander of
the Department of Vermont, has appointed
the following staff officers Captain j o
Livingston, Adjutant General, Montpelier;
Col c 3 Wilson, Montpelier, QnarIermas-
ter General; Adiutant General, Or George
Nichols, Mortified.