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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-25

4faIiF- atAt
hi FRITz's TROUBLES Fritz has had
more, trouble with his neighbors, This
time he determined to appeal to the
majesty Of the law, and accordingly
eonsulteda d legal gentleman. ,fo'
ad How vase dose tings I" he said,
"Tiven q yellarIs got a garden, lnd der
Qdder yellar's got some chickens. eat
'em up. Don't you got some law, for
dot?"l 10 '''''' ''''' ' 'N' . -
~ S'Sone ones chickens have been de-
stroying yourgarden?" asked thelaw
yer, sr>oa5 }an s., M iiUnls 81
STRAY iiaa iaa mine mine garden? y Nine, it
vas vegetables"
"And the Chickens Committed dep
relations on tfein?" Z l.a a.'3 aotl ii'
9id "Ish dot sop asked Fritz in aston
ishment.f uHGs ,a urug agta. sti
"And you wantto sue for damages
continued the lawyer.
~" "Yaas. Colt for tainages, und der
gabbages, und der lettuges." '1l7'N9
i s'Did you notify llilnato l2eep his
chickens fastened up.?" he haa as
''Yaas, ! did modify Kim, ,,,j .;d
"And what did he say r"
''He Modify me to 30 to haal, and
wipe mine shin Off down mine vest.''
7ri"And he refused to comply with
your just demand n m sof sa
"Hey?" t
(" He. allowed his chicken 10 lTm at
largeTA = ''""''l = H''' E ''''''A
ri''Yaas. Some vas large ind some
vas leedle vellares, ,but Cley vos scratch
mine garden as der sefen dimes itch
/ 's.Well you want to sue himY ,l
''Yaas, / want to sue him to make
| von blank fence up sixdeen feet his
house all around, yotde dam shickens
don't get ofer.p q laa q 20 IrlA95g
The lawyer informedilhe could not
compet him to build such fence, and
Fritz left in a rage, eXclailning:
Next summer time raise my
4 tshickens, too, you bet. | raise fidin
shickens by tamil Nipesoff yourvest
down." Hartford Post, b a,i
tsN siTTTT7ffT 77T7 : : '''--77T F777UT ldl et
ri Pix icBk ", your baying toels when you
get through with them A
~ y $129 81 'iii
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-25

JUST So.-An editor who speaks as
a man who has discovered a new fact
by experience, says that the new way
to prevent bleeding at the, nose is to
keep your nose out Of other peoples
business. Solicited 8aots u 'f'
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-25

Show your fai.ch by your life.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-25
Just as Represented.
N. 8. Johnson Cloths and Yarns
at Manufacturer Prices.

Relieving that the best interests Of both buyer
and seller are enhanced by dealing in good
and contno myself TO such policy, and cordially
invite your support. Believing, also, that nine
tenths of the failures OF business men are due TO
the ruinOus system Of selling credit, shall do
business (buy and sell) on the
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-25
NOZZLE NEWS,
-rlIsun EVERY wrDSTsDAY, At
HYDE PARK, VT.
TER uS.

TERMS.
81 ifpaid in advance, $50
ifuoi paid in advance, 200
4pr-, 90
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-25

vh Without n belieftinlpai'sona immor-
tally religion isisurelyd like an arch
resting on one pillar, like q bridge end
! ing in an ABYSS. .M Wdr Mailer,
Jay Il b83ngT gis u9dW lr9tsyHi "W
~ .a.zatAa t B .lsmle,f tUa akR-,
, 1877-01-15

In Maine. In quantity tho production Of tlis
oil nearly equals Tint Of whale oil, while In vaInc
the nlrilElaen interest exceeds that uf the
wtnlc, fpr, tl,ugE, It scils fur lc7s pcr gallon.
the refuse obtained from til" manufacture sells
tJ,F sl5 Ion fur fertilizer. The oil is used
by painters In preference IT, tinaced, md
by 4 ,lcw%liscovereA process. Of an East
ert, chemist an be prepared for 1alFi,nt-
ing purp,sea. There urc :'.'w seycnty.iise fac-
vested taleitai If $3'tEl,0)0. giving employment
IN thu, acast!n to nearly 4,fsD men, 70 sailing
VESSELS, null thirty steltnefs. The product Ut
1,7} l., cs.i,lxtc,l ut ., ,tfE, gallons Of n nul
ti,tsN tons u ,,lart,. AZ to tile pcrirI tlirnx
which tue mtIIGpinu will continue as abundant
a. at present. rxirricntsal observers nsscst TINT
these ilsl, will ls: rauyht Icing lftcr Intr''leun
t4'ase* to crtKtc froH TIC earth. Secretary :. a.
f;tHrla1c, uf sacl, hirl the Maine board nj AgEi-
culture has long t:NIH:r!mcntctl with view to
render tile bt,ny csli hf the st. after tho III Is
takrn out, useful for tssal. As tho result ef lts
experiments lte has Dlttatntl article which liz
rails thc extract Of ns, similar to LicbiR's e1-
tract Of beef.
, 1877-01-15
TIa1; CHICAGO TIRlHUNE.
r
Tile CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
Great Republican Newspaper.
DOLLAR WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
TIE BEST PAPER FOR TIE
FARMER, InECILiNTC,
U4iNEEf, 1IL;RCILfNT,
IOLIIICLiN, E.dIIILI.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1877.
Twenty Weeklies for $40 Postage Paid,


PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The country has paf'o1 through ncyco Prcsf.
Dental contest, md the result has been left in q
dangerous and un'atistactory shape, on ACCOUNT of
the unprecedented eoeenc.s OF the election, the
angry Disputes rs 10 the votes Of certain States and
the future uf the Constitution 10 provide any
tEibuna1 to solve doubts or decide contested points.
GOV. HAYES ELECTED.
Frnin thr hest light hefosc it, THE TRsnrsE be-
leyes that Ftsyes has received lR5 Electoral votes
againnt 1H4 for ,llcn, and II therefore entitled to
lie inaugurated President on the 4th Of Nnsch.
1S77. The highest good uf the South, A. well as
Of the Surtt, w"nid bc hest promoted by h!s occu.
pancy Of tho Executive Chair,
pAsGEn or ANOTHER WAR.
rut there are grave apprtAens{ons that .atIan-
1y. rnycnans crowd Of ostlccscekcrs may resort to
lawlcst ami violent means to induct The defeated
candidate Into tho nflue of Chief Magistrate. All
.loylng md law abiding n,cu Irrespective Of
party, must atand together in this crisis. md
crush out ihr inecndiary demagugucs who aro
threatening to light tho torch Of tntetncclne war
which would bring ruin aud destruction upon tho
country.
The coming year psom14es 10 bo the most event.
ful and exciting o! any slnce the War. The Tn1D-
rhE will do everything III Its power to hn.c tho
President peacefully ind lawfully !nauguraed. md
to EcFtorc harmony und confidence In iho future
Let us never dreI'a!r of tue flepub1ic.
xv,rsu.nTu
49, ~ o'''0s ~. - ''."o ''.''' 1n.
"n'ts t"n S..l ."s, *'o "sn." - "cpup..Ah
~ sau 90 n'uea ~ "n1 o."es
=" l'o t'4 '"'t' ~ e"c sasss"7o VI -" Fa'ts' IL
's o'"ays 'huePtaocn' .hu itsF'efs IN 'hs e4p!es-
Wv. VI ~ ~ w. ~ ts.t ta.".t s.sn
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, 1877-01-15

At noon yesterday two prominent rrrsonagcs
occupied position. ut tbs Iuurt,.ounter nf tho
,'pot t!niny-rn'ns In this city. lIcnsy Wurl
Bscsher stp,el his .,'f.c anu ute hls oysters at
tho east elpI, wl,'u Theodore ilson a,u h!s oys-
tors u,l slipped his rotGtt ut the west rI!l. Both
Appeared IL hare gs.ui up1Htites ami tn cuioy
their tutAl Us we'll III tl!e ntlcr p4sseH.rts.
Tiluy. with Manager Fond, wrrr the s,c passtll.
Eurs IT the trAwl..-runt, cur {f,Hn Schenectady
tu ll3uc. HcecE!rr was I'll ruIltc IL ls,il!o u
i'rlu1c vi thu "stl.,EstTy uf Wealth." while
'rilIcu was going eleven miles furtl,rr, II Onel-
iii, to assist IN sotying "Ihe trutlun o1 f.uu.n
Thc spirit pictures vi Elizabeth, Muulto,I, uni
tatnrs, but neitcr oi .!lcin could be material.
lzvt! t. cu1n}llrts tho tableau. Wa t,clGy" tic
train rnrr}ng thusc remarkable uctors IN u fl.
inulls IEanA reached It. destination without ae-
men unt women merely players"
, 1877-01-15

AZ SuuIk }ufIeus y H. tthulCk ANA !.
SsSs \: 8; sa
MASTE!ss SALE,
Solire 4 hereby given !hat " ,rtnr q Of
WIFI ae .'s s't,s: bs:
il Hi Il s sr5as 5sne. @ 4 .h Il r. sc
Iaasnt., anA Thf Chenyo: iaa. ~ 4 vluesane. iaii
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M rr sss' . At s @ s
.,.;t is!!,. ot'aa ,on,E.ny aaa sHc riE: .l.;,
~ ses Il tsasE'" y II "s IL 81 tfsf% ,s p4sS 'ast!
tlr tSla drsrve; - fulI"xt: ..,>'' .''.'n.s
4 =: H 4 N s"'f a?s: S4s:
u" a1ss fans Il Z" a @;Ss'y r;ss & yE; l a
h1anct lne from 'nlarfK. n sal yr1ml1oY onty.
s .s r." r. ''n ,ss. s ;e Ii
y NJ, ;!ss IT, $Ga fa fs;ts
sxsFs' s :ss 81 sS sy
,11rns. IT. sis 1" a; ,s As 7; s ,,i:
" te sosthsr @ I'll .'l!1st
isn rhorntoa ii Cox County. at into tbe Gi;y "
Ts .s;n.,noI !5asks: '14nx., .~[lens.
fasa Ssssssy Az N AK y c6i:sxo xs;sss
uf ssI "psmv ar on oihrrwc M aY1rrnttnE mi tnsth -
..y.n ~ - -, ~ - ~, II
rshts II w ~ rnt,n;ts thstrfms ~ rt. ~ h.v
Id slnts9 s"rh tfacl nr nns a,t II trInnf ~ nna
,srTt nslds m ~ IN M
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tnIn"mx stlsr.nI H. t1n % , ri ';t,tr n II
en!a VIA! ~ ~ LIZ ~! ~ Lusek". en9 -!
Sr liz STF uf it'll IVY cas sV oi as s,d 70
90 - VI s.S ~ II, I sat Ss .. SHiSn a
S nsnr ] 9 otsni u tLh ht
~ sa - ~ i. q a'' Aoas
Tc .H; ~.bt.r III H., ~ I'll iWeJys ~, md
~ ~, IT, n " @ aM sntsen M ~. n nek ~
tn,! - IL. IL IT ~ 9e WV ~! ~. X HIT
sl ~ @ ,ea' III ti, sahee' 70 hen oa
"'M. ~. twnnt. n" "Guseu a ioa's .,, -
~; r. t lilly 9 M. sn!t3 :as mhu "s
i ii Ana asatth"'a 1tcrts n !oi thitty nne tSi a.
~ IVY HuE I4|s sluH!r = .RA AHaheA ~ tnscakA
, 1877-01-15
COUNTING THE VOTE.


CI1NroS, .jal,. ta.-I lave gra,l Judge Wcst's
elaborate article OH tho cnl,ntlns thu Electoral
yule. al,A ,noro onesfded, uarrow.contracteu
yIuw It would be li!llrult to and. II tllo Com
sti.utlon Ind sAd, "Tl.o President Of tl.c Sen-
ute shall, in tho prescnro nf Tho Senato and
House of represent ltYcs, open nt the rcrt!l}-
ratcs nnd count this vote" tho JnIgu 1any ttAyo
arg,ua The point as he did. Hut, fortunately
for the country, 1t says no such u thing. Hut It
does say that the President of tho Senate sl,al
open all tho certificates, antl the yutu shall bu
counted, Then by wfluul arc thu Yates to bo
rouDirlf Nut by tho President of tho Senate,
or II would hare said "Upen ull the certificates
and count the yntr." II not BY tile President,
then it u,ust br counted by thu senate and
llultst 'of Representatives.
the returns u,lA the counting Ut thu vote are
purely ministerial! AMI clerical tllnut!ons, vet IN
view u ths tHoIncntpus rpnst1nrnrc' 1'o5stb!e
to result from error nf uufaithfllHess iii their
pGrurlnaArc, the presence of the lwo liuuses tn
witness mud attest tllrsr accuracy Is 1T tho
grayest lu,purtuncr." How |. 1t ln,ssible fUr thu
two Houses to attest to tho accuracy of tho per-
furrna.scc of the counting OF this vntc wheu they
arc, Hike tlie bautih GnY VI HE hlskfn:s, to sit
s,Al and $50 Il set of certificates Vt'sac1 {isot
knowing xlctEcr they arc tho cusrcct uncs ur
lnt and llcarns thc result arnoanrel without
having word II say or anything to DO III the
not cxueeting M answer. but simply Tor every
vot.r that reals them to ctnsilcT them ovcF.
does uot cTery dtato IT. tho Union provide for
IL State boarsi VI some kind tn rn,Iit the .yutc
fnE sioyern9r aud Lieutenant 4;ovcrnor ls
there nDy State In the Union that his given the
right to my ono man alano to rt,unt tbs y,Ite
f0:t;ovetnort Does not our Constitution mid law
pOYi'lo that t!eru must b. ut least two 10 couEt
thc yo:e orsyery person cleytcd, M nlattcrhow
nsnatl tie oiilcu may bcl Then can 1t bo posst-
lii. that this fra1ntrk Ut our EnuAtltutiOn anil
, 1877-01-15
THE ASHTABULA BRIDGE.


E.ttcA00 Jan. 13.-'rtero IL about as much
III support ot the theory that thieves ta,nperel
with TIM Ashlabula bridge as there were rcasons
to believe that thu destruction Ut Chicago IN
1871 was tuo to Rebels and 6ecss.!oulsts. Ticrc
were three natural agencies ut Work III the lte-
Siructlon ot Chicago, viz: an unprecedented
drought, furious turnado md Il scarcity of
winter, which were more potent than wtolo
army 0f bcccssiunlsts. Aftrr all tho Hiystcrcs
have bcef, swept aside, aM nll thu faets Aftutl
III the bottnnl, there Will llkewlsu bu fnu,,d
Ut work, possibly sinec this brllge
wa. frat put Ii. Use, my uno OF
which will outweigh any fertile efforts Of twt'nr
three !nlsrrsants, 'rln, would have to nse heavy
uA.ler 80 many disadvantages, that 1t would liz
Impossible to accomplish, sct. feut. Ampny
the causes ur1 aEeilrlrs ut wnrk HAY have bccn
Ietcrisye aIl nnsultablc uIatrr1n, Used In Its
construction. dtatlplIest workmanship, an over
sght ur 1ntsapplfcatlon ln use, any Of which
Wuultt brllg swift destruction whsn tbs lt,ntt
u endurance had been reached, mil Without ttu
lla q frost. AZ. Hoys, tile Compuny's attor-
hsY, u reported to tlayo sud that tho Cunl-
pany docs nut PROPOSE to bcconie responsible
lnr any t!amagcs, HI II was MI Art u t;Al-
tlat II iie say 1T to lower the temperature ani
were not l!a1l1 for tho results Ut tho catas-
trspas: a'',n -, ,on. =. ,,
Tor not paying any tianages 10 ths sufferers be-
cause u VIZ asi saSt Ut Goa Is, to say the least,
It will te remembered that tie Dixon bridge
broke down Ia tho Indla Ut May, when thu
anwsr gar1ens aud orchards werv III full hluoln.
sls. TrutsAAll, tho engineer aI!1 builder OF this
irnn bridge, could not fall ba2k OIL Go.l, aud
claim that thu accident MAS caused by the low-
crihg 0f tue Temperature, thus lessenfns the re-
atstance OF the frutI.
Surely theEu Is sotne reasonable and rational
causo i1r al! these accidents, which ulust 10
laUkea for In other directions.
There aro soMe facts In connection With
Chief Engineer tollins' statement to = re-
porter, Jun. :, that viii bear examination,
~ REPLY 70 Tie questions Of ths reporter
for Q. single or double track. he (sIr. Cullinsh
lolntfn; to this abutmrnt, said, "aoe for your
stlt where the bridge rested on tho pier,
sixteen feet wths up there. Doesn't that
answer your question:" lie further sail that
Y WAS intended for u double track wEcn the
constructed sixteea tcei slls (whici. tncans
fur ~ he knew.
The conclusions to bo drawn from, Mr. Col,
Illus, own language are. that tho bF!lge wax
lse1 lalabes u yeaFs ~ sl"gls-tFaek bridge.
whether thu traek, whle y was 20 used. WIS
laid III tbs eeut5e u the bridge Or on the out
silo; aN1, ltkewisc. whether tho tesla
Which Il ts claimed were applied wr1e
made while the track was In tlr
ecnt1e Or Oh one sLde OF Tho bridge.
rhrro seems to be o shade Of eyasiYcnesa Ia
Mr. Collins replies, which would lcaa 70 sonie
doubts whether tiis bridge VIVA originally III
| tended tuF double track. 30 Tar wo hare only
Sir. Coitfusf word for Il. From slt tho reports
and Information that can ba gathered, tho
| tstd::s was what u termed among mechanics
, 1877-01-15

There is 4 young man in the ncIghborhood
who Is always melancholy ani always out Of
work. Tho other LAY he vas asked s'y II kinlly-
Disposed man whether hc tr.ntd fnd no work.
sr" sa se "a, ony thing aat a sn5s : II
"Su." The "nly thing Tint a},mascs my
appetite ts my fotnI. Cnn help 1T" - Nj,
certainly not.'' "Thc only thing that nrocs,rcs
me food ts money. Can hclpitt'' "Of coursc
way for me 70 get rloncS Is u work. Can
help ttt'' "'fhat Is the Dest way to get IT,
.'Bt, str," ami here tho tears catic rolling down
his check, "tbcre's the rub. Nurk sjmls INV
apurtisc. and haycn't anything eisG 10 livr
.''-Elchau1r.
, 1877-01-15


systematic effort Is making to tempt the
leading opponents Of pie to disagree among
themselves and 10 bring scandal upon the cause.
PIC is anonymously sent to men whose whole
lives have been devoted 10 fighting Tho pie
tc1er.: and the wicked scnt1ess evidently hope
some reiorn,ed piecatcr, md drag him down 10
their own 1uat1sornc level. Hitherto It Il mt
known that any sucress hns attended these
cAurts; but human nature Is weak, and It would
not BE- surprising II tried and trusted opponent
OF pie, wlin tlltl+ q seductive pumpkfn-I,ic con-
echlcd In bis rts'm, should l,e tempted to try
Just one single slice, anl then overthrow IN a
moment tic results Of years Of struggle aud
enlcayor.
, 1877-01-15

You'd hardly believe nuw what NIL going
to tell you. ln fcxas w i've rawlltlc stra|,s, "
thongs, fur sraces; and In wet weather they do
stretch amazingly: WHY, often IN damp weather
At hume I've lltthctl up two hofses und droSu
Iuwn the hill from my tuuac fnto tho rscck-but
toul fuE sl.4-lu.I VI wood. ! haye luuae4 the
hlt ,,ei the h,rst.s and tho sled would not Gc In
sisht.h "Iiow did you get tho wood homr thent"
asked an tl4Mslt.so by.taE1eE. "Qht / just
tie the euls u tho tra:'cs Together and threw
them over post, Went knocking about my work
, 1877-01-15

SPANK, SPANK. SPlASK.
Toronto H'uhr.
Spank, spank. spank,
From morning tIlf night. from early daylight,
with tears in her eyes.
And with nur.erhnt at2hs.
mother wa4 wirltfns \ wE1pOn ~ might
4 slipper. all woven with cnrhina!.tcd.
Which she Courtshct tfiumphantlT uvef her head,
Then brought 1t with senGcancc upon ihs bare lank
~ the child III her knee.
spank. spank, *pank.
at l,urtsr' beloved he,
''tiIal IN IT." quokh sho.
Spank, spank. spank.
spank. fpanA. spank.
There's matitn win new il preparing to wed.
Hut IN ynH tnprIrc
Thtt the fklr creature EMows--
That the thn. .ht has tnee even entered her bead
That CT" long .hc II h. playing tn1thert rAd part.
With her rtccious youlis 1arling Caspcd c3o.t TO
her hcHit.
And slipp.r cnrrcFne aboyo his hare flank
That foon rhs will learn
10 spank. spank. spank;
And. though below do hes
She will right mrrr!lcc
Spank, spank. hpAhks
, 1877-01-15

and waited It'll the sun shonc out Sometimes
It would be more than twn hours before that
s1ed.loal Of WOOD would get home, bnt yon''d
sec her crawling tip the hill at laat, gradually
approaching as tho rawiltde traces shrnnk up
into their proper lengths. Yes, Texas Is = great
country. you hGt, - -
, 1877-01-15
Court Notice,

lrnn*,t.hta 4. NIeiarl sn!,troH., rrcrtnx: Wa
cu.cs sEasosyss wv VII T., III srpsar M IN Your p9oHe
ysI."a t.1s tle l,.rape l1Ic !urs at oas tirhans'
iSrnill'ay of Feh!aury \. H. 1917. " 10 ot.iork Of
III, T,iIu u H.: ~ s,t. iat II rutTE nuiiy IT,
es4*.:s sa"ali MI !'e asallt AMI Arthlr abtle the
ufiIrf Ut ti1e tultt IN the FTel.ers. tnl hrrru{ fail
h"t unjrf4 tnai,, q t'A.. iI,!ntrr,t l'ynrds a,
Mltnr's IT, jlnnurafn: Wi!llaa Y lanHa =
Court. u nlia elps. tr tIs; tsh dy u l'esenher,
aaa setentJ.sth. FnWtEn S!ctthiS.
stc0ud Aastst4nt CI1Ek o. @.
, 1877-01-15

SPLENDID ICE.
Grand Masquerade Thursday. inn. IL.
L4E:e;AL..
United States Of America, Northern District
Of Illinois. 81,

In the clEcut Court thereof. William r. Fosdck and
.lahcs y fltll, rotnEAlnants ss The Chicago Nan-
vile RfncrnHrs ttatltt,nd CntHrAny. James Etxcl,
aud Il. udllc l:ubtrts drfcndnnts IL ChanccrY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-10

NEW YORK and VIRGINIA APPLES
~ for sale by
nov 26 R.. w. AVERY, 226 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-10

A LARGE stock of HEAVY GOODS, suit
IA able for the country, to when We invite
the special attention of county 10 'aants, as
they will be sold very low for money, y " AD-
DEY'S, IA King street. sep 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-10

MINCE MEAT, APPLE and PEACE;
lN BUTTER and SWEET CIDER for sale b.!
nov 25 r. W. AVERY, 226 King at. {
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-10

The unplcasaaluc>s Dctwc1n the North aud
the Sou h aud The culniina,ng four yca!s war
has ui necessity led to great d:a. OF IltIgatlor,
ard auotner painfully dl>agrccabIe feature is
that when the recovery OF noncy Is the pivotal
upnt OF such suits the Interest meantime ha,
swel'cd the orlgina! Claim to more Titanic mag
ututle. 4 suit growing out pt the war Vt the
rebellion and luvolvlng the particular question,
aud one OF quite far reaching interest aS % the
validity ui contracts made dug!Eg the latc r.
bclnru before the Non Intercourse set, came up
for trial Yesterday before Judge \ Nan Worst,
hodinu Supreme Court, Circutt. IGC acuon is
brought by he Pr9sl,;rut and directors o the
Bank oil Louisiana, in \ W Dricans. against
Wm. Brcuner and Others. IL April, l>Gl, dct d
Of partnership was executed hy defendants,
i5rcnner, Chandler and Mathews in New Or.
leans The iirm gotta note til-c 'uut Il IL the behk
Tor 50 900 u which It is C callncj there remained
81 800 unpaid, Tor which, after re .eWal> up to
lS62 >ut has been b:ougntto recover payment
by he ba"k Since the last renewal The Uote,
surcther With interest, amountS TO SO, O,49O.
The case has been ever s'ncc pending, awaiting
decision .! cases by thc Uoltcd States Supreme
Court, which have been decided against Mr.,
Matthews, :hc only defendant who answers.
The first note was dated April lG, 1861 Fort
Snmter was fired upon on -Apri! Is. aud Mr..
Mathews u bis defence says ha, he was resi-
dea, of he State of New York when the wal
broke out, and that all contracts between North
cru and Southern citiz ms became void troul
that time. rhc rlaiD,ih s. hrwcvcr, rely on Il
decision Of the Uaited States Supreme Court
that u0til the proclamation OF President Ian
coin, August Ii. 1861. under the non-inter
course ac,, all contracts between c!iz,us oi
ot Noc;h"r, and Souihcru States rrmalucd IL
tac-N Y Herald.
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NO.. 9.
GROCERIES, dc.

MIXED and CUCUMBER PICKLES fc
Vl sale by
nov "a R. w. AVERY, 226 King street.
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l3KIME NOS. l, and AACKEREL; also,
J. No Potomac Herring and Shsd for sale by,
nov rs r. w. AVERY.
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a E0rser in sEisii Life.

taG u ashlugiU0 correspondent VI tue tin-
cinga!i Commercial says: In our crlninai au-
.:AS ,h2rc has usger bceo a case so distressing
a. lhas OF William iyor, DOW urdcr arrest ur
forgery oF his IA her ) aai oincr names. G1auu
atlne at Georgetown College lew years ago,
he wa placed in the drug store Of Nlr. ktchl:,
IN GEORGETOWN, to learn what cI physicians
cetar4 to be the rGdltucrt= .! their prcie>sou.
Nhcu The wild wave OF speculation IN real cS-
tate swept 50 mauy bt!urc 1t, Tyler Was OF the
uualb.r. Rcutlug handsome Office ou ri
iccu;h street, he auuci@d Ur'h III every sort
.. cx,ravagaucc, d!iv!u= il5nd,d horses, rlvIog
elegant uluur!S at Wurult2y'S ard beauiIfu
Grrmaus bclug amcrg The msSt prpmiueut u
h, acts.
Nearly wo years have passed sioce the puo.
ilcutiun o. iilo crlIu2s WtS lnaIc. .ud unucl Daii
b. has been 'wa'ilo% ior th@ trial. HiStiher'
u. Grafton Tyler, stapds AZ tie head OF the
u deal profession 10 Washington, anI ne is
cplircty Impoverished by this reckless wicked
svn, aud can conceive OF ~ mote p:tlauic
si. .ht than inat prv.eutcd ty !h's vcnclat'e
ulln when he appeared one day asi week as
principal with. $ agaast Eis sep. HtS which
q: head was bowed. ana lis gaunt hturo treni-
bed wi;ic his v1lc2 was amlS, lauiibie, aud
.hcrc were les spectator: not moved t. icars.
Al s,n,n.,Av = vii, anna. ana; c,,,I; the Jurors
t',r,,,,'., ,i.,.,r ,,i,-s ,I,; tnuod a Verdict
~. ,,,i, ,n.r tn.,r:. younp ryl,r
,.,'J,, l'ro u,,n r.,th :, trr, man Trrv
,,,,,i o;,,h, ~. .,o,,t,,.l !orr r coi yictiun.
;rha ,,i,,, n,,,rraS - ilr N,cnri.. ., he Insane
,,,nr, ~ ..,,r., ;r.yr,,," c.1ud nnt win
- 49, ,,..a,, :, ,k,.ro u,. ,on ,nuch
-" u-' W. ~: - 80 ,r,,t, H., .,,.,d t,t,,or
Tor thc vcr!lct, t!ils poor ciia'ldai Was takci
W" ''.,y", o,. e. 80 or il,nj r,
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\ PPLE. Pescb, Ounce, Pear and Plum
~ Butter received to-day by
nov ID j. G. s. E. MILBURN.
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DUFFEY'S NEW YORK SWEET CIDEI
~ in store and for sale by
nov Is K w. AVERY, 226 King st.