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TWENTY-FleTN c0NoD0
EyCka xE&SKON.
From the Baltimore Amerieo
IN SENATE, Tuesday, Sept. 10.


From the Baltimore America
IN SENATE, Tuesday, Sept. 10.
Mr.. Clay, of Alubams, laid on the table
luton calling on the Secretary al the TtQ
for certain information concerning - -
the Public Lands.
The following bills were read a third tiasd
A Bill to authorize the issuing q Ttss
Notes.
A Bill to extend the time for tho payuA
Revenue Bonds.
A Bill to adjust tho remaining claims 90
Depositc Banks.
Mr.. RIvEs. pursuant to notice, rose y ~
lesvc to introduce ahill 10 designate the ID
terOf tho funds receivable for public rev.
This is n measure which had been csOnan
by tho executive, bat was omitted in he ~
of the Committee ON Finance. In rsepses
an exclusive currency Of gold aud siisoAsl
calculated to postissihiaxaus 4asd E.i'acisa
paymcnt.. The Senators from Sod -
iMr. Calhoun) and Missouri (Mr. Bcnss-3
Yesterday submitted propositions which CO.
mated an entire in tho policy OF tho coust
The Treasury order Of the late Executive =
have bees wise q the time it was issued, bA
cmuntenaucc of which was repudiatcd kl
whole country. Hc referred 10 tho bsl 9
was passed by tho two Houses, ARISING out Z
order. and its fate. He believed the voscsd
country had sanctioned the prov isio0s q
bill; which he desired TO renew, and rc-odef
Senate. That bill authorized tho recepts
notes Of Banks issuing notes Of no dcnomss
below that specified, and providing agaiaa9
He had m diiicd his pruPosd
in ono or two particulars; the most impos:s
which was the entire prohibition Of the rees
bility Of the notes Of any Bank which has -
dcd specie payments, and did not resume
before a certain day. He believed this mesn
would have q beneficial effect ON the co..
and would expedite the resumption Of specieH
mcnts. He took view of the pasalyzcd G.
ton Of our commerce, and tho degraded soDl
tho currency. which he compared TO . -
body in a state Of suspended animation, ~
tai spark being still there, and requiring
the peculiar remedy TO recall it into action.
great object of all should be to restore con6do
fIe referred to instances in England, and -
in New York, where a single act a tho Gu
nent vas sufficient TO restore con6jences
before il was carried into practical opessGDI
He revised the message a tho President -
il drew Q parallel between the Aistrseaes =
country and that Of Great Britains -
. striking difference between the situatsoo =
,ountry and the other. In England the -
had NOT led 70 The suspension Of specie Paym
vh;le here IL he'd to that Suspension. There
~. difference. Il was boeausoelbo conduct .
nr;.;.h Oovegumeut invited Conscience, -
tha e ouf Rovenment repeiisd con6deeee
The bill which he offered looked 70 the rss
ion q speete psxnesas. He lasd Il eows ~
49, Ne measures wiaich -
psssed weses $500 ahrough, thces cosss >
sssunption ofsescie payments. So long az
and silver are at premium, the Banks wos
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more pesnicioue theoass IL eva -.
gone out a our sister State SAs ! 49,.
Observation-Disclosures!
MAINE has stood firth with Rsspe =
prompely 10 rebake The spirit, wAicA ~
forth u the above extract, a. we'll - i -
sage Of Mr.. vaa Baren. % oae we'd
taken OF . majority, ~hiaA threasessa -
her enerEies foe years 10 cooes Molly ~
fulfilled the high hopes, which zero e,eiara :
the veil known attachment of her hardy 49,
y to the constitutioa q the eosaary. q
have been alarmed, not without \ cause, = :
threate1ed psCfanatioa of that cunstisvtim b
with one sudden and indignant movemem
they Hooked t. the rescue!
The steamer New England bsiags - -
information Of the result of the clcctioui ~
All the towns IN the State have been heed n
but eight, and thcy stand thus:
For Edward Kent (NAix) -
For Gorham Parks (Looo Foco) -
Majority for Kent, r
The eight towns to be heard from gave ~
for Kent, l69-Dunlap, 40 This year sAe,y
be nearly balanced
The Lrgislatare.- Wings are chosn
the Senate in Lincoln. ; in Kennchec. i \
erset, and in Hancock and Washington-N|
Three Loco Focos arc elected ia York. To-
Waldo. three in Cumberland, two in Oxford J
one in Penohscot-ll.
Representatives, Elccsed.-Thc whole -
Of the House is lS5. The following return
q. Al
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la Portland, last evening, no doubt was u,
tanned that tho Whigs would have Q majssigI
the House Of Representatives q ffua ~
trclce.
TnE Loco Focos NAVE BEEN RovrKD-M
FOOT AND DIR ACOoXS.
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From the Mobile Register Sept ii.
Tremendous and awful gale ut Apalachicola.
THO hundred Thousand dollars srorth Of proper
tn destroycd-Bmild blorn dorm; and fren.
fy Of their roefs dloUn cf-ISde rose from
ten to fifteen feet.
On Wednesday, about o'clock in the evening.
a squall came up from the south east, which con-
tinued increasing with considerable violence for
about 2 hours, the wind then shifted to the west
ward, and about II O'Clock it blew pretty heavy
gale; il gradually increased in violence until
morning, when the tide had risen about six feet
covering our wharves some two or three feet
every moment now seemed to add terror to the
desoiating scene, the rain descended in torrents,
while the wind was blowing perfect hurricane
every citizen was called upon to save the
property likely to float away on the wharves, Or
the steamboats, or smaller crafts that were in q
exertion seemed to fail; the wind increased and
with it the rain, until il appeared though heav
en- and earth would come togsther.
About IL o'clock, noon the wind veered round
to tho northward and eastward, and with it, an
increase, If possible, of gale. All persons now
seemed to give up all hopes q saving any thing
but themselves, notwithstanding the ,nanowness
Of our river Immediately in front Of the city it.,
seemed no protection - oarvessels, the wind rs
though with wings, appeared to RAISE them up
and throw them with violence down upon the
wharves.
At O'Clock not person was seen in Water
street, and 10 get under the lee Of q house, was
only to have the roof tumbed down upon him;
all the steamboats, and small crafts ~ this time
were in ten thousand pieces; the wooden buildings
on the wharves were also 6aafiag with tie other
wrecks.
The gale continued usai about twelve o'clock
ut night when it shifted to he northwest. and
this morning we are again blessed with clear
sky.
TIE "WogLD-HAvK-BEKx, ToRy AND rHE PArn1or
HARRIsoS-A correspondent iufuss thai at the Loco
Foco meeting held Monday ahee.oon, Chas lagsrso
sneered the patriot Harrison. and said - would much
rather sink With an Buren, wfe pesrcsas hero
psUsy remark sis, for individual wb0 would haSe
bsen revolutionary contest wo while the se-
HarraDa leading armies - victory 1t OFT
Meigs and the Thames, repoeing bed Of down 10
e city Of Phiadelpha The people. ho~evef, viii make
the between the gallant defender OF ms
country, md his bold calumniasor-
CCRzoCs-Ths ediso. of he New Yosk Transcript has
received present from Mr. Wilkis Of Long Island Of
thsse vs grown asd hadsne chickens. which ~e.e the
pecduce Of q single eg
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A Fam OrER.-Make, says DE-. Frsnklin, .
full estimate Of oil YOU owe, an1 Of IN that il ow
ing TO you. Reduce the same to = note. A.
fast as YOU collect, pay over to thoss you owe If
Won can't collect renew your note every year,
and get the best security you can Go TO basi-
ness diligently, and be indsssrnoos; 'ose % time;
waste NO Idle momsnts: be very economical in al
things discard all pride but the pride Of acting
Justly and well he faithful in your duty to God,
by regular and hearty prayer. morning and nigns
attend church and meeting regularly every Ssn-
day, land do unto all men as you would 'ney
should do unto you Ii you are to needy IN yous
own circumstances to give to the poor, do what
ever else YOU have IN your power to do for them
chcerfuIly; but it you can, always help the wor-
thv poor and unfortunate. Pursue this course
diligently and sincerely for seven years, and u
YOU are not happy, comfortable. and independent
in YOUR circumstances, come to me and wall pay
YOUR debts.
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WomA~-Why an,ps-sAe. Eva was not taken from
the lest she should rule him from the feet
should trample hers but se taken from his
side, might be equal from under his thar he
and under his heart that he might
cherish and love her.
"Call & Settle. is the name Of a very good
firm in New Hampshire. There ~ a firm at the
South, called sKetchum e. Chcathcm."
Lururiane SoH-Thcre is a stalk Of corn so
high in Texas that governmenthas bought it for
lighthouse.
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Snow let Kettle De TrnBpet peak;
The Truupsss % - CanaDaR wiesoaAs
The CanDons the Heavrm0
For years, no election bas eabso Psnce ~ she
country, in which deeper istsrsst hes been ex-
cited, than in the recent contest - Name We
have rarely witnessed in this city greater AK
iety to learn the issue q political struggle, -
experienced ssch manitestat.oes a py ana sat,
ton Of the result The present critical
condition Of the country-the position assumed
bv the dominant pasty-the agrarian doctrines
promulgated in the Pressdeats message, anda
painful anxiety to kDsw what would - the innme-
date effect Of that PromuIgatioa upon the great
mass Of the people-fosmed . comhinsa'oo o. az
cumstaDces, which rendered the reaane esecsen
in Maine one Of the highest imposs.ce, an "
most absorbing interest The result has Zen
indeed auspicious. h must inspire with rcsd
hopes Dc friends Of our rcPubiicse instSesess.
Maine has risen - one man to febulse the adm
istraticn for their pern;cic,s smeasurcs, - stu
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CLERKS ELECTION.


FslLow Cfrszxxs; As Mr.. Samuel Hsanah has
taken this late period to circulate . fiandO"S c"
thinning statements GROUNDED uPo" faisc Das's' a"o
which are calculated 70 make 4 wrong impression
upon the minds Of the people OF THIS county IN
order to effect the coming SPccsai Election, the
friend, Of Mr. Yinley consider II their nnpcritIye
d,,ev 20 n, nc som. reply. particularly as Mr..
Fi.iev has not the Opportunity (ho being absent)
10 9iyo s1ci an answer a. sact COMMUNICATION
we,ld seem tsyeait for. We commence IN the
mel Hannah has thought proper to pursue lIst
at tho eve OF al election Wherein he himself ~
q candidate for the sIfffages Of an enlightened
comm nifty, 81 cnlc voring to excite the PreJ'd'ces
Of this peoolc ag l.ast his competitor AM tnefcoy
raise h..ns... upon tho rims OF another. II was
arJcnty hoped tina, tho two Candidates "o"'o DC
content To riso or fall upon their own merits, and
silently await tho decision that the community
mich, m Ike rs to their respective claims TO the
off;cc Of clerk Of this County. But IT we ar:1
Judge from actions il IS plainly inferabie that MT
Hannah is driven u desperation ior lear tna'
Wavnc County will tell him with voice too PLAIN
N ba misunderstood at the coming Election, that
mis- torn a Office, - about to expire and ne
ru,sf Give placo to another Of her favoured
citixeas 70 reap the profits Of lucrative and
honorable Office, which he has held with such
credit and profit to himself for seven long years:
And We say here that it il to DO much regretted
that Mr.. Hannah should say or do any thing at
thi. time which would have tendency to lower
him in the estimation Of his fellow citizens VINO
have always had the highest regard TOR his person
ii worth, as we'll tor his Official capacity. We
ccss;tv coupels Us however to make such extracts
from the handful alluded TO would seem to re-
quise somc explanaiion on our p1f1a together with
such comments As We may dee ery, IN or
der that oay views too may b people
that they may Judge for them1 ;.
Mr.. Hannah says in his ne wou'c
be the last man to .fsd Jaa val o. the
,,ccnlc ofWavne county had fairly express
cd ~ the recent elsG a sptlcman any
document q pro- me Pc1
ple that Re shoj w -
DO ready to come y &c va.
;Ilsg,i vo,e. were given. Richmond?
Let him not ''lay III! nci'on 20 ms
e.,l.n I;,r no well II names Of one
h,n,i,ad and I'M; kaee collected
H. M Finley ID for Mr..
H.nnah. - r. to do,
lesly psos Snc
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filled out tor him. Is it less honorable to receive
the Office from the hands Of an honourable Court
that 10 established by the laws Of our State; than
to resort to ssck means in order to receive it from
the uooolef Where then was his inward horror of
illegal votes; aye, where were those hoscst de-
sires that the will Of the people should abe fairly
expresscdr' Will the choice Of the people be cv-
er know by Mr. Hannah till himself is made
choice of? No If he be beaten by thousand ma
iority he would most likely attribute the to
some gross mistake or palpable error Bat the
people are able to settle the matter beyond dis
putc.
That part Of the circular that casts foul asper-
sions upon the character, ola number four most
respectable and worthy fellow citizens will ere
long receive that attention that base calumny
ever deserves. Our only object at present Is to
answer some Of the most prominent points contain
I'd in Mr.. Hannah's appeal to the citizens Of
Wayne county; and expose some Of the most gia-
ring 6lsehoods and ridiculous constructions which
il contains, in consequence Of relying too much
ON suppositiou and information, and too little upon
facts and common reasoning. With these re-
marks We leave Mr. Hannah and his circular to
their 6te and trust with confidence IN q dis
corning public, while we cheerfully await their
decision on the LIST Monday in October next
ATrCUS SlDDALL,
ABEL THORNBERRY,
VIM b. SMITH,
VIM WOODS,
Jas. w. BORDEN,
DAVID HOOVER.
SAMUEL FLEMING,
Richmond, Sept o, 1887.
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Members Of Congress vho desired It, have -
ceived der mileage and daily pay 10 specie-
5000 do1lan purchased Of membes 1t spresasr
um of from 70 10 per cent, left Washington one
evening last week IN tho raid road cars Tor New
York. II is thus hat Van Barsn, pays the oeiee-
holder, . specie whist the mechanics e. lotor-
err get their pay in shin Plasters-ti'et ihey
must soil At discousf, whilst the officerholders,
receive their pay in specie that commands pre-
mium Of 9 to 10 pescent-tOhio RePub.
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city. Amid the roar Of the winds and waves,
We're heard the srieks ofthe drowning men strug-
Cling with the rising water, and little Children
walked from their warnspi!low by the flood, from
which, amid the Storm and darkness, there was
no escape. These persons resided in some mis-
cradle shells of buildings on the exposed neck of
land between the creek and lake.
Some Of these this morning were floating
about the Iarbor, while here and there lay the
broken fragments Of those that were not strong
enough to resist the force Of the inundaton.
Some ten or twelve houses-par of them unin-
habited-Were washed completely from their
foundations across the creek, and are now
strcwed about in every direction. Several YES
sells were stranded high and dry on the beach.
The loss of lite--the most dreadful portion Of
the atastrophe-cannot, at present, be ascertain
ed. Five bodies have been brought to the watch
house, but many are probably not discovered
Many other vessels, STEAMBOATS,, &c, are more
or less damaged, as well us most of the ware
houses Oh the docks. The loss Of property is
difficult TO estimate 1t is strcwcd in every di-
described, were either totally destroyed, or Etorn
from their foundations 10y the flood.
Several vessels and steamboats, must have
been on IT,, lake ,sh""i j. :"';S Indy possiblc
Cleveland went down the river and is safe.
A woman in one Of the houses clang to the
window sill, with the water up to her chin, aud
supported her three children, who chung to her
back-but these one after another dropped OIL
the last but IA short time before ail reached her,
at o'clock this morning.
Another woman came safely across lhe creek
on stick Of timber, with her infant III her arms.
A man lief: his family Oh the roof OF his house,
and swan for II boat To take them of. 1t was
the last he ever saw OF them.
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the pulpit and the press; by petitioning Congress
10 exercise It's constitutional powers for the suppress
SION &c OF me American Slave trade, and the abolition
OF Slavery in the District Of Columbia and IN The
Territories under its jurisdiction; by addressing con
sldc'S;ions of interest safety and economy to the
people OF the Slave holding States by oxhorting the
people OF tho free States, in view of their confeder
alton and consequent participation with the South,
TO use all lawful and peaceablc means for the re.
moval OF the common evil; and by kindly and rank.
~, yot boldly holding truth before the public mind
and inviting all to Join in porfoi ming and express
ing public sentiment which shall be offectual in
It's determination.
officers Of the Society
Rev. RUFUS GoDpING, President
ALLEN Coz, Vice Presidents;
&. &. SPENCER, Secretary;
DIR. A. BRowN, Treasurer;
EBENEZER DARLING,)
c. G. NEWELL, Managers
ELIAS X. KBBEY
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N.r 4. g. 81 70 g&a

In Dany.lle, on the Goth ult. by Rev. Janes Tenn
peton, Mr. Burrill &. Howard, TO Miss Mary y.
Kelsey.
On the 9Th Of October, by Daniel Wilson, Esq.
Mr. Timothy Green to Mrs Julia Jacobs, all Of
rno justice i ..Gi~.',.i The ,yellng .,A, learn
the following rather extraordinary PARTICULARS
The above named Mr. Green is about 80 Years old,
aud Mrs Julia is his second wife. But what is
more and almost Incredible, Mrs julia Jacobs is a.
bout so years old, and MIR Green is her eighth hus-
band, all of whom are now living, except onc.-In-
diaha paper
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STATE OF VERMONT.

OALEDONLA DIsTkICT 80
Al Probate Court holden at Danyille in said Dis
trct, on the Eth day Of November, a. ID. 1887,
hv Samuel b. Mattocks, Judge of said Court.
Ell is ordered by the Court that all concerned in
deceased s be ooan f4EE 5 'S g ~ aHhss@r,
and that the will be taken into consideration
at Probate Courl to he holden al I'll" Probate Oitlce
in Dunvilc, in said District, Tic l4th day of De-
ccmbcr next, by publishing said application and
this order Of Court, three weeks successfully in the
Caledonian, newspaper printed at St. Johnsbury 3,
in said district, the last of which publications. TO
be previous tho said lIth day of December.
IG SAMUEL. B. MATvOCNS. Jmdge.
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a Gard.
TIC. I.4PLLN DENT ISL, .lIoutDelier

I! c. I4PLLN; DENT ISL, .Hontpelier,
"OULD respectfully inform the Inhabilnn,: :"
w ST. Johnsburv Plain .:.1 vicinity that he
will be :: iS,ir iDE'S HOTEL, on the 2o.h inst
where he proposes TO remain few days, duling
which time he will be happy To receive those who
may favor him with their confidence.
December l, 1887. IS-tf
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The reported pirate and cap;urer of the Susque-
hanna, Mitchell, is now in prison in Mobile. lie
VI as tat en- by the Revenue Gutter Dexter lie lad
on board his boat, Uhe Blooming Yoath) about a
dozen men, six of whom he said were sailors and
the others PASSENGERS
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Wing majority,

Au election was held at S. Louis Missouri, on
VIC ION uit' for Mayor the City. William Carr
Dane' Wing, was elected by vote of 651 to 262
0n Wednesday night, says tho New York Ex-
r'''s SIX hundred and forty seven persons slept in
'"e AS'or House, and were not crowded
6na th' foote and A. Claiborne, OF Mississippi,
cIass nl duel on the 9Th ult Five shots were ex-
the ~ ;l and nobody hurt. They fight again on
coyoraa L 1I Wallace of Baltimore, has just
Of Soooo OF DIR John Sappington, for breach
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-Nov. q, 1887.

Reported for The Daily Advertiser <, Pariol.I
At market 1875 Beef Cu!lIc, 800 Stores, $500
Sheep, and 5000 Swine.
PRICES.
Beef Cattle-We quote 10 conform to last week,
viz: extra at 81; first quality So so; second
quality s. % II 5 rs; third quality 81 25
Stoies-Y earrings IS 10; two year old $l5 Il
20, three year old $50 %.
Sheer-Lots We're purchased at 81 80; 81; 50;
9; . II; = 80; and 2 So
Swine-Lots to peddle taken at for sows, and S
for barrows; AT retail and Q.
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.ESpaREG OF Orleans,

II VIE Stockholders OF the Bank of Orleans arc
= hereby notified to moetat the Inn Of Jacob L
French, in irasburgh, on the I'd Tuesday of Jauu
ny next, at o'clock, p. M for the purpose Of elect
ing five Directors of said Bank for the year ensuing.
BY order ofDIrectors-
GEO. c. WEST, Cashier.
Dated at Irasburgh, 80 Nov. 1887. lS-3w
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NEW exGDDS.!!
CHEAPER TRAN EPER-.NO .1fISI.4KE

!
FEvIIE subscribers have the pleasure of informing
u their customers and the public generally, that
they have just received an additional supply Of
GPSg w q GODS making thch assortment
c@:@T!c;c, AID sc would now say, if great bur-
gains arc an object, please give call, MG:--
articles which we have just purchased VIC shall sell
at prices so low for 'cash aO1cN, rs Will doubtless
astonish the purchaser. For instance will sell
sheeling of fair quatity, al 8 l-2 cents per yard
American Cacoes at unusually low prices. La
dies can for less than d0ai, get enough 10 make
gu.to-meuling dress; aud what is better wont
fade by washing :! Elegant Meriuo Shawls at
So, 25-such heretofore have sold at SIS
Mernoes, Clrcassians, Camlcts, Fancy lldkis,
Pocket do; in short good assortment of shell
Goods Fur CAPS, Collars, &c.
w. I. Goods :aliGs Groceries,
prime assortment. Young Tyson Tea of fair
quality at 45 cents. All articles which we have
just purchased, previously had on hand, will be
sold low uery i0ao, when compared with their pres
ent market value. We want to raise lots q! cash
aud shall sell cheaper for cash d0a0a than we can on
IL credit But also want lots Of demands against
those who arc responsible to pay thom when they
shall become duo. Thei efOrc invite all who
wish to purchase Goods credit, Gf rcSponst
bc) and all who wish 10 purchase with cash or
most kinds of produce TO cali and examine the
Goods. We pledge ourselves, that 10 pains
shall he spared on our part TO give entire satisac-
ton to all who may favOru with their custom
Gentlemen and Ladies', please call and take of
what Goods have Oh hand, and new supply
shall be forthcoming. SilEDD Il JEWETT.
st. Johnsburv Plain. Nov |, 1897. lift
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,Elc --latest Improvement.
ES 81 Il. FAIRBANKS 81 co. have now for
EAo sale assortment of their improved
DIPPING FLUE !STGVE,S,

which for durability, convenience, economy aud
general utility are unrivaled by any in uso.
The latest Improvement consists essentially in
the suHken hearth, where a Tea Kettle may be
boiled by using small handful of chips. The
Stove is adapted tho various utensils of the c-
en-. The oven is large and even tempered The
draft is easily regulated and last thong b least
extra labor is required in the preparation ofuel
St Johnsbury, Nov 5, 1897. 4-u
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uJ'lt was rumored in this place last evening lGat
the Liberals had taken Montreal. There is reason
for believing the report to be correct.
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~ OF ice.

FENlliS is to certify that gvo my son, HOMER
Il +. SMITH, his time, free liberty uct, and
do business for himSelf and / shnll claim none of
his earnings nor pay debts of his contracting nf
this date. EDWARD SMITH.
GEORGE Nj. CARGILL.
Morgan, Dec. l, 1887. lS-3w*