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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

WASHINGTON COUNTY CoURr.-At the
adjourned September Term. which is now
in session, the following cases have thus
far been heard:
Emma j. Tucker from Lewis F.. Tucker.
divorce granted, intolerable severity: the
petitlone" allowed to resume her maiden
name OF Emerson, and given the custody
of her child.
Augusta M. Lombard, of Plainfield,
from George Lombard, for intolerablc Sc
verify and refusal to support; and custody
of the child John Gray Lombard, given
to the petitioner.
o. Jangraw IS. F. Lczcr. suit for set
ting up a barber shop in violation Of con-
tract. Judgment $500 for pltf
Cole. Lcavitt & Co. rs. Howe, Judgment
for plaintiff in the sum of 5000; the Mid
dlcsrX school district IS. Steele, Judgment
not given; Butterfly IS Bliss, judgmen,
for defendant: Heath Is. Church, Judgment
for PLAINTIFF; Burnham rs. Wilson, iudg-
m"nt for PLAINTIFF; Andrews rs. Wheeler
Judgment for plaintiff; Jul, Norcross Is.
Alden NorcrosS. petition for divorce di-
vorce granted for intolerablc severity, AND
care of two minor children given to the
mother; Spauldin- Is. Swluldlng divorce
granted; burlington rs. Pennington. di
vorce granted; Shepherd Us. Shepherd, d.
vorce granted. The ease Boutcllc Is
Oh miller. concerning certain hule>> oats
Is now on trial; York Is. York, divorce
granted
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

An earnest effort i, about 10 be made by
a Canadian s!ip-builder. f. w SaAwell, t"
keep pen he st. Lrwrence below Quebec
so * to m,intain the commerce Of that
,,o,t through the WINTER The Canadian
ll.,,v,rnmcnt has offered Il small subsidy,
:, consideration of which Mr.. SeaWell has
rnn,trurtcd a powerful iron-clad propeller
hv which he hopes to break the accumuI'
,i'n Of foes and keep u channel open.
This may be of some Importance 10 tht
New E.ngland railroads and ports Whirl
h,,n heretofore been the channels of the
winter foreign commerce OF NAiH'"'-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22
p /, \ L II :.

In south WASHINGTON. November L. Mrs. GEORGE
CARR. AGED . years.
In \orhipli November l.. If CONSUMPTION. pKllE
Ri - a:-rl III wears and months Also November
o. OF muck ro,lsumI ton. FRANCI.LGA VI. daughter
# nrriu and Louisa NJ Bates. arcd Is Years and ;
'',,.is Tins father and diu-nter are soon a--aIu
united on those bright shores beyond the dark valley
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22
Vermont News.
.Ibi,ISON COUNTY

ADDISON COUNTY.
\ Mr;1lehury man has captured a squirrel, the
ole. q which is pure white.
Several bears have been seen at Hancock. and
one man recently lost five calves by them.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
The Concert billiard saloon il Burlington was
damaged ajOO by fire the l'ith.
CIIiTIENDEN COUNTY.
Cooper & King. commission merchants, OF New
York have failed, involving Henry +. Bradford &
Co.. of Bennlnston, t. The amount Of $4,000. and
A. B. Valentine of the same place, to the extent of
80 600. Though heavy blow to both concerns
ii is believed both viii stand itm.
ESSEX Cut,<rY.
: : Could, Of West Concord, whose failure has
aleady been announced, has liabilities of sl'"o,ooo
and nominal assets of $50 600 only half OF which
are good. lie has been practically bankrupt for
several yeats, i: now arpc us, an! has been secur
ing loans on false representations.
The st. Louis Times of November 1i'h
saws: We will either have Tilden OF a
fight. The radical party can risk its last
dollar on that" Keep cool. all hands.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-Durlng per
formancc at Moore's opera house, Sacri-
mento, Cal, Friday night, the floor gave
way, killing eight ana woundinS about
one hundred persons. The operations
was the state armory and it had recent,
been converted into Il theatre by pntun2
up i gallery and tier of boxes. maxim!
the hall capable of seating 1000 people
/ The floor was unsupported except by TN
usual beams. Son after the performance
began. u sudden sinking Of the tloor Wa
noticed. accompanied by Il cracking o
beams, and directly the entire andltor
nm, carrying with it the stage and gallery
WAS precipitatcd into the stable beneath
The rear portion was partly supported b
the stalls, and the audience We're throw
forward toward the stage. The hight
were cNtingui>hrd by the conclusion, an
a scene Of fearful confusion en~ucd. lii
fire alarm was struck. and in a few me
ments the iircmcn We're on the groun'
and with the assistance of the police, PFC
cceucd TO rescue the wounded and renoV
| the ,iplI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

BARRE ACADEMY.-The winter term
will begin on Wednesday December 6, a
1876
The majority in Alabama for Tilden and
Hendricks electors is "a ,3S3.
An exchange speaks of the city in which
all girl babies are born with gL.sSes on" I
meaning Boston.
A Nepauli Qndian) pony. alive and per-
feet in every feature, is only eight inches
high 50 says Lahore paper
1t is stated that whenever there is a
shipwreck rats and mice become domesti
Gated on the near land.
THE WAY IT WAS DONE.-Pctcr Cooper
says he was defeated by the Temperance
party; and Green Clay Smith attributes
his defeat to the Greenback party
Russia regiment, experimenting,
swan, with one hand on their horses
names, across Il river two hundred and
| fifty feet broad in Il quarter Of IN hour.
The indianapolis Journol Of "Wednesday
says: If the election is to turn on c!er
io, 49,, ,. ,1,. .,o
of Indiana may be thrown ont. Rumor
says there is an embarrassing defect in the
Democratic rrturns'
, g.
~. .,u
Green, whom Gov. Tilucn appoints to ill
g .,,,,,,
,,a.
rho1 ..,,. Lob, E.u,. i r.,Ilv rojnr to
succeed Green rs city controller.
NV,
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p o., C,..,,+, ava ,.rrl,.lIo !, tho second
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M '''N i-''N''' - Ar
,,intn,.n+s unnn his staff. John \. Shell
II dom. Of Rutland; julius J. E,tcv of Brat
? tInboro. Albert G. UubbeT. Of Benninr-
hurry to he aids.1..camp. with the rank @
@
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4 =, 49,, ,,,,,. -,
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to but VIII, 20 cunning for negroes who mar
g. fest 4 disposition to vot. the rrpublica
y. ticket.
in ,.,,..t...1 ...,.,. ,,,;1... fr,,, i !.
II -. r.. al Main, r,;lro,
ir- ,9"' '',''. -, f,'';',,, +,.,i, ~, tft
ny ..,,. drawn hvt,y., lorou,ntjvc, and mo-
:n,,,+.,r.7l.r.,IJa.n Ell w,sthr,vn up
Ms ,h.. .ilo tr,.k Tx , MISPLACED swift.
eW AMI cn,IfJ.1 with ears ,tanlnr Their
,,,, III" 'o'''''o'' "'''' ~,
-. or,,;nn.r and fireman were, killed. an /
n t,..,in hand named Stevens fatally Injured
mt
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the Vermont DIVISION OF Inc lotlIth' !"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

THERE NEED IN No PAIN Were tentaur
G.Inimcut Is used. Gums and @ctlis are healed
without 4 scar. EhtUmati-rn. >pItlo>, and most
hash. bone and muscle al mcntS can be absolutely
cured Thc.e are two Kinds. The White tertaut
Imminent Is for family ne, The yellow for horse
and animals. one tfIIl VIII convince the lnt1edu
irus
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

,.,rt, of the State. especially in
land l.auoille Counties 'willconfer
...,f.1 our readers by sending us
.,. ~ facts and will arrange
..,.., car loads of corn arrived .
Ill.,. West. consigned to Bailey &
.,, ...,o.icr Manufacturing Com
.y running on eight hours time.
tawn last Monday.
...<. PIrK1N GUARDS Let
a.- Of thi~ company be present
..ry on Thursday evening, at
-...u o'clock.
...f his village, has purchased
of East Montpelier, the old
..... fam on Gould hill. paying
.trl dollars.
..5. f,ll examination Of teachers
.... Of montpelier will be held at
>. luion School House, on
November 18th, at Q A. NJ.
.IouN i. TnrESrAN, Supt.
...a.r Interested i'll the cause
...,. manifest it by their pres,
.o.rjpr Of the Reform Club at
,I, evening. at half past
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
&C \ ! \ I r
|. | y | NJ + y L ) :.

he lame can be healed ANA tie ounded made " lc
We know lust what the Ceutaur !-lrlment VIII DO
They will not mend broken bones or care Cancer. hut
they will alay pain cure Kheumat
and 4 arger Of flesh. bone ana muscle aIm ntS
than any other article ever before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot 20 beyond the fleets Of these
renlarkalEe preparations. Chronic rheumatism -
many years standing, Neuralela Weak BAH, Fever
Sores. Wcciin-SInews. SclatIca. Cake llir.Sts DIS
t9rted JOINTS and prainod Limbs of the worst Kind
are cured by the White Ccntaur Imminent
Il Will destroy the pain and heal without all
ordinary Burns and Scals- 1t Will extract the poison
and St!u-s and the frost from Frozen Limbs
Iii very etliraclols Tor Far ache To taclIe. it,
and CGtaneous EruptIuns-
/ Mr. Josiah Yves take, of Marysvillc, o. writes:
For years my rheumatism has been - bad thrt
have been uuahle to str from the house | he hrs
three bottles "t tentaur LinImen enabled mo to va!
without ,rHtcne> am meii'imE RAPIDLY. tlllnl
your Ii lne1It Simply u marvel"
{ II. Bennett. Druggist. Rock Prairie. No. says:
"C-ttaur Iiniment sells better and IT,. lbs
satl-iaCtloi Of any thing III tie MARKET
What The Centaur LlnluIent has done for others
Will do fer YOU ItlS hlndl, il is reliable and il
cheap.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22
tO>PEI. Hl "
GROCERIES.

BI-rTFE AND CHET>E.
fl f. ea.t AIN ol-c al" -iL'- gee d arii''-
1' K SHAVER
N,n.te.i,r. Tsy.l.l-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

* car loads of corn arrived
Wet. consigned to Bailey 4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

The London I2UleS from Calcutta says tnat
three large islands, namely Haitian, Sun
dop, and Dakhin Shah lbazpcre and numer
GUS smaller islands included in Backcr- "
were entirely submerged by the storm on
wave Of October 81. AS was also the main
land for five or six miles inland.
These islands are all situated in or near i.
the estuary of the river Megna. The
largest Dakhin Shahabazpere. was eight
hundred square miles in extent. 1t had
population of 100000 Hat.iah and sun Y
dop together had Il population of about G
l0O. 900 \
Up to eleven o'clock on the night of Oc- :
tOber 81, there We're no signs OF danger, it
but before midnight the wave swept over
the country to a depth, in many places, OF
twenty feet, surprising people IN their beds
Dense groves of cocoa nut and palm trees Il
around the village enabled many to save :"
themselves by climbing among branches,
and some took refuge on the roofs OF their =
houses, but the water burst houses a>under
and swept them out to sea. Some were
carried thu, across the channel, ten miles
to Chitta gong district, but the vast majorl- :
" were never heard of again.
The country is perfectly fiat and almost
every one persisted who failed to reach
trees There is scarcely Il household IN
the islands and on the nd acent coast but
has lost many members. The cattle are
all drowned. boats swept away, and the
means of communication with other dis
trcts are destroyed.
| There is much distress among the survi-
vors, which the government Is relieving.
The Government Ga-cUc says that WHEREBY
er the storm wave passed it Is believed
that not u third of the population survlN-
at
their former inhabitants.
The stencil from purifying bodies Is IN
sutlcrablc, and a general outbreak of chcl-
era is hourly expected. The Times CORES
pondent SAYS this fear i, happily not yet
realized except in Nookhllly, where dis
ease has appeared.
In refreshing contrast to the aboriiye Al
tempt at 'rciorm within the party IN
, Massachusetts. the Philadelphia repnb- |
lirans succeeded in throtling the regular
4 candidate for sheriff This man Rowan.
had while in Office by practices cNnc1ly
akin to those of Tweed. largely increased
the city debt and laid the foundations fora
boss. ship Of Formidable power. HIS
: nomination for sheriff was anticipated ana
= the philadclphi press with almost one
y voice warned against /! ~ most uhHl anu
1 NM I,n,,,.,,.r ,h,n ia. same
e Nv MN r,, h.nnr,}la rxr.n,i,n-
II li l;. .,,..,,,,o .,,nnn.t th,t ,h.y were
- ''', ~ ~, ,; i;nu-,;n.r ,nn,.t,cIc
~. |r.nr7..not w,ntiuo.
q Before the nomination it hnd distinctly
:, declared that, republican lAoh-n J. W.
it would oppose Rowan even rs u rcplbl-
= can candidate. hut the next day, II t;'ImlE
4 entered the ranks ii h> 'ppio7'-;S, an"
AS condemned to see II @" II Hl>hohoi
lc posted d lilv in the columns. OF lAH I've
= njnr Ictlr,tlM. which pursued Rowan
~ WITH great COURAGE "''
end. ne r'>"'l - III, ,nl;.
At WAS defeated ~ w ''''l 'C'''.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

.rargrrMAN particularly valua-
:r.u. ali parts OF erhoht' ana our
,tri. of the State. especially in
,1I9uloillt Counties ,willcOnfer
..,,.l our readers by sending us
,.v,u facts and We Will arrange
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22


Is now on trial; York IS. York, divorce
granted.
SCHOOL RECORD IN DISTRICT No. >, IN
CALAIs.-Trachcr, Miss Ellen o. Peck
Assistant. Mis-, Myra H. Jacobs Number
Of scholars, iiftv-ninc. The scholars hay
ing a clear record are Luther Wheeler,
George Slayton. Edward Wheeler, Everett
Morse, Delbcrt Persons, Cherrie Morse,
| Mary Watson. The school has made com
mcndablc progress in all its branches, par
ticuarIy 50 i'll alycbr,. and grammar.
The teacher has none bat kind word, for
every member OF the school. and wishes
to thank them for their many act, of kind
ness and courtesy to herself, and the
scholars also desire to express their thanks
to their teacher for her uniform kindncs,
and attention to their wants.
CHEIsEA,-The project Of splitting VI
the counties in the east part of th'
state, and change the shire towns, mec.s
> with but little favor in this town. \
. remon~truncc continuing about three
hundred name, of our citizens have ben
1 forwarded to the Legislature.
Mr. Pcrley Cnlnllcr, who WAS severely
/ injured by bcino thrown from a waron il
: mi. town g, few weeks aoo has 50 far re
I ,.,,.,,.,.1 ,I.,+ h., r.....,1,. ror,,.,.1 f,
y his home in Barre.
; The talle>t man in lhi> section OF The
''''''' :,
ION. lie STANDS SIN lttl ana seven ln
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22
s:E>T> WANrEp sor Tie STORY OF
WELLS CAEBOLlC TABLETS,

r0ll1IIv f0r tIII til~. al a ~ q nc
THROAT. IjNtt~- tiLlNT alI MIC CT = MN
tsisA<I--
PIT UP .>TY N HITT EoNFS-
SOLID AL !I.r16Ie1S- FNi5w+
e. N.CNITTIN pIN.- ~lxrH AHF>Ur. New \ TX
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

..,..icr Manufacturing Com
.y running on eight hours time
t.wn last Monday.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

The st. Louis Times of November 1f'h
saws: We will either have Tllden OF a
fight The radical party can risk its last
dollar on that" Keep cool, all hands.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

\ s. Albln- correspondent >fnd~ TINS:
4 parry Of gentlemen. G tanning 10 ne
manufacturers Of = wle'. have rented or
leased of X H. llnyt, OF 81 Athtn>' ui'
rirht to build il magazine i"r = nm pow
der. ana have commenced hnI.dih1 '''
same. l. i, II he situated IN )IcN p IS
t!rr. about one and a hnIf miles rom ''',
village. There are many comments anu
surmiSrs about the powder m'T''zI'ie III
consequence of the Frnl'n scare
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

this village, has purchased
J of East Montpelier, the old
VI fam on Gould hill. paying
..l dollars.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs

Go TO 7. C. KEMP l. CO. for Photograph
and Tintypes. Nienr
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
w.seh cut for the Metcors.

Abou. these times prepare for some
rcnunera,ive star gazing. The sstrono
mers have been canvassing the sl"e''si
field. .~-p, their 8 lasses round through
Csssiope:a' chair. past Onion and Dis
belt and sword, past the Pleiades. again
around the Great Bear and athwaft the
,umiuou nebnIn of tho Milky-way, and
having overhaulsd their losari'hms end.
rubbed up their astral analog'es and
conned their interchangeable caiouluses'
they tell Us that tile march OF the aero
lites will surely take place on the night
Of the lOih- which is Thursday, and
that We may wisely be on the look-on'
even to night and tomorrow night. We
are told that one Quete:et of Brussels
first came upon the perio,'icity OF the
4us:,.t sh"w -rs o: shootins-S'ars. 1nis
xas in 1887, and followed the magpi
6cent met-oric display Of November
1893 We quote from competent an
thoritv some facts in this connection. IS
follows: AT the maximum they eeper
ally average one a. minute. 1t IA well
known th-I they all come from fixed
point of the heavens. which point Is IN
tho constitution Perseus. and paf;ak
ing of the diurnal movement of the ce-
l-s;ial spheres shows conclusivsly that
these ne,eors are Of sx:raterrestriai
origin. In other words. they are hurled
npon the earth from the bouDdless
depths Of space Though Of insisnifi
cant size, 80 small in fact that all, or
nearly all, which encounter the earth
are vapOrize.l completely III the upper
regions of the atmosphere. they pursue
their lonely flight, like the earth itself,
around a distant center. with incOncelv
able vsloci,i-s They are stars In reail-
". too minute to he stem by mortal eye
until isni ed in our air. Ths conse-
auences OF this unear,hly commandment
might often be disastrous in the eXtre ne
were it not for the atmosphere. that pro
letting shield which snve!ops Mother
Earth. and renders most Of these shoot
ing stars as harmless rs peas SHOT
against the iron turre' of a monitor
Perse,s, we will venture 10 add. IS a
constellation situated near Cassiopeia 5
chair. which, AS our school eoiog readers
snow, is in the northern part OF the
heavens.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
TIMK or rAyoss1Ea. 1psHHoxkTHE.
:

Highest and lowest thermometer for
lset "a hours, ending August Z. " P. 4
Highest Thermometer. " degrees
Lowest thermometer. 80. 81 degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08

The Board Of Town Trustees met last
night. Bills allowed: Hoppe! Il Pla't'
SO; Dunning & Chase, $40: ". ID.
Torreyson, S725; 4. Is. Drissbach,
ssn: VIM. Rider, $3.50; Edw. Will
mot, $1,000; Ben. Ia, Tor, SG.25; 5. L
Swift, S2O7 %; c. A Withersll, $50
Carson Gas Co. $ll 20; z. F kendrick
$50: T. A Wagner 4 Co, S29.25; Car
son Water Co. SlO2.
On motion OF NJ. Bender the CLERK
vas instructed 10 monty the Foremen o.
the various engine companies that nc
bills for repairs. s~rviceS or other claim
will be allowed without the same Is trs'
authorized by The Board or the Fire
Committee thereof.
Mr.. Driesbach stated that negotiations
were on foot for the jointure of the
County and Town Boards in meeting
the expense of a pest house and public
sratuitous vaccination. DrIesbach and
II Itch were appointed Health Com
mittee.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08

The first annual picnic Of the Virginia
al .donia Club will take place at Farmer
Ire .dvay's grounds ON Saturday next
Iuz ,st IL. Putting the stone. throwing
he hammer, foot racing, jumping and
4. ii = athletic games will be played. An
, an ,sion fee Of one dollar will b sx-
ct - Of all persons not members.
NEITHER H1LEs, nor Kirkpatrick nor
ut our handsome feiend Deal addressed
a.. D.moeratic ratification meeting on
saturday night. Why this indifference,
sentIemsp? IL this the way to treat
John Norrisssy and his ticket? "What
.h.ll ve do with our girls!'
The Episcopal Union Sunday School
p;epic will take place At Farmer Tread
vsy's grounds tomorrow.
Hopr yx1LxY 10 much affected BY our
local and ssiehborhood hunters and
fishs.s these hot days.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
Al,out the Use Of Some k'uDAfc
Moneys.

We were informed yesterday that the
F,urtb OF July Committee had still IN
l.. i. hands as much rs three hundred
dollars. Our informant prefaced his IN
formation 10y asking If We were n fnend
to the public schools. We replied thai
wa were. bnt Why BECAUSE said
he. II wish you would advocate the ap-
,l;ca,ion of the $500 now remaining in
the hands OF the Fourth Of July COM
mittee to the purchase Of bell for the
Carson District School house Then
he proces ded to aay that the Library and
the Agricultural Society had both been
spoken CT as worthy recipients OF tins
une1pended balance, Int he preferred
putting the monsy into school Dell.
While we were talking, up came another
fel!ow.citiZen, and be said he understood
that the Virginia Relief Committee had
AS much $4,000 in their hands, and
that Mayor Currie had said that it was
not nsedcd-his constituency having
recovered FROM their condition of dis
s.. H. tthe intcrmxnt.) suggested
mat this - 900 to turned over to the
Csrxon Library Association. "eshonld
like to know what our isllow-townslnen
think of these propositions. They seem
TO be fair aud sensible ones. aud If they
start from the RICH, Premises-h the
sums named are still in the hands OF
hose committees. the fact should be
made known in order that in some way
there may be an expression OF ON
,owosfolk's preference as tethe manner
Of disposina OF the same. We nope
hat in any event the school house DELL
may be voted and bought ANA set mp IN
tne bsifry there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08


We find the following in last evening"
News:
Chicago, August IA San Antonio
dispatch received this morning at Sher-
idan's headquarters says small COM
mand under Lieut.. Butler found the
Kickapoo and Lipan camp in Texas. at
tackled it, killed two and captured four
Indians, with a hundred horses.
Whitehall, N. Y, August 7.-Yester-
day afternoon thirteen persons were In
sail and row boat. When about three
rods from the shore squall struck the
boat. capsizing her. and OF the thirteen
ten were drowned. Their names wee:
johnson and wife. John McAullster and
wife, John Burt and daughter. Peter
Osur, Adolph Livermore, Sam Holder
and Miss Thatcher.
Stockton, August Two new cases
of smallpox were reported on Saturday
and tive on Sunday. The total thus faI
is seventeen, with but three deaths.
Portland, August Three cases OF
smallpox are now here, and thee at Os-
wepo four miles distant. The citizens
are vaccinating and observing every pre-
caution.