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FOREIGN ITEMS.

AZ large peses-meetns Of merchants. tr.S.r.. A..
hello In Loudon resolution adopted dccl.rns th,
the non-ss'smsat Of the Oregon question va. ewisr \,
the employment Of nssots,os "wbo mad. diplomacy
trade and have peeunsry interest In procra.lnatoo,
Tho resootion goes designate Sir Henry Po,tnser
proper man to be appointed adding that In the opinion Of
the meeting he woalibe eject satisfactory ada..
nient In a lew months.
oaeen VicroRiA has appointed Lieutenant General the
sah CArcneAkr To DO Captain General aud
aud New Brunswick, and the Island OF Primo. Edward
and Govcrnot-General Of all her Msjesy province. on
Edward. ~ .''"s'
The newly constructed Spanish Ministry resigned on
the 18th March, The ground Of difficulty with re-
speet to the liberty Of tho press
The Cork Examiner says that NJ tho las, .dxie.. fran,
Rome the Pops ives dangerously M.
Ills EIeelencv w.Ferguson. Governor Of sierr. Leou.
died on his passage to England the 18Th February He
had only held his office few months.
Brusse, corresponden, Of the London Time, DR., 40,
depotabe picture Of the condition 10 which the bre.
OF The Belsnn Ministry had reduced the King who had
applied the leading VI every party and had hitherto
tailed IN his attempts To reconstruct the Cabinet
The Dublin Evening Packet has published statement
Of ,se receipt, OF the Repeal Association. The income
Of lsi3 was fi1,9i4; lstl. fl3 366; isIs eli 9ss~
The total receipt from ls40 present tim. Sc, down
al ilaI SOY lis ID This SUN IL entirely distinct from
the oConneil neae. What god,-nd would IL now be
for poor furnishing ireland
Switzerland and Italy in very uneasy conditon
The breaking out OF the Polish gave m impulse
10 the widely prevalent feeling OF discomfort both these
countries and though there had no decided GU
the Governments were alarmed and seng ming their
means OF repression at all points
lhe winter has been mder in Germany, and indeed
throughout nearly the whole OF Europe than IL has been
known Tor many years.
There have been very violent on the Black Sea-
and Is stated that more than hy have been lost
on lis various coasts,
The Marquis de Beauhsrnas, broher-in-aw of the En-
press Josephine, died reeeatly in Paris, aged So The
Marquis quite blind.
Nsutfpr
Brush residents in China have made liberal
Tor the support OF clergyman Of the church Of England in
tue city OF Canton for five yoars, and have appointed
COMMITTEE TO communicate with the Bishop Of London and
request him to appoint, suitable person. The movement
appears to have been commenced by the Americans who
had IN view aoint subscription for the common benefit
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To the Polls!

Tie gHlGs or RICHMOND will remember ,hst
is.sorfJw they will be called upon Tor Delegates
20 ths hex Legislature Il s ~ their power TO redeem
U,oovef aud Caronc 70 the election Of Chas,in
coke IN P1whsun and 10 carry the Louisa senatoris
u iact Aat rmy ErApvi We take !, Tor granted thst
,srs wiH BE- universal rsyand that no VOID q sEhor
suan o. ueccsssfy STIMULATE them 10 'he sIec.e o
pr,ees and 70 ue performance Of day Of toe value and
,msafanoe Of which they faly sensible. We there
f-s content ourselves with reminding them that the day
s hand sad with urging them TO b 81 the polls Rsmsm
hsr hst oboa ONE vOrE the result Of the contest me,
dspsad 10 ssch II ths adJoiuag counties Let no Wh'l
have - repsossh himself. after the election, with deies
CEASED ny he spslhy sud adasrsnee.
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EXTRAORDINARY LoNGEyIrY.-Died in Bladen coun,v
(N' ~ on the lih Ocober last, Mr.. William Pridgon
sged l23 lie entered his l24h year in June last,
ne volunteered to serve his country in tae Continental
Army OF the Revolution and hough then exempt by
son OF his being over he served full war;
and has received pension for many years past He mas
lived to follow all his children to the grave except one an
sged daughter His grandchildren aged people, aud be
has lett great grand children upwards OF 40 years OF sge
and great great grand children about ~ years age lie
retained bis faculties NIL his DEATH except his sight which
ne lost lew yeas ago. He able walk until few
daYs before his DEATH when by fever Of which he
dieG.-EGyetiepiHs ObserrsT.
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The Suh-TrensurN.

The New York Chamber Of Commerce hiss adopted a
memorial to Congress protesting against the OF the
Treasury in it, present shape. They that t is
calculated produce evils far greater than designs
medy"-and that IL will be found extremely difficult in
deed, not pOssbe execute it. Our information from
Washington that the bill will pass but It Is believed
that will be modified defer the period OF its going
into operation fTom June ual October and require only
onehird OF the public dues, instead of the whole be
paid in gold and silver during the FIRST Its probable
too that the Wsrehousns system be ergrafed upon
it, These changes will unquesuonaby mitigate the evils
Of toe But why pass it ats;Ii We have yet
hear from its advocates what benefits be derived from
this radical change financial sys;em-a change which
be dictated by ondnsss for innovation.
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Effect of tI,e News.

Our ooemporsnes OF the city pres regard the late foreign
intelligence Of pse Go character Than We d. We
hope they msy have correctly interpreted H. aud that We
may be mistaken IN approximations. The New York
correspondent Of the National lniellgenoef observe
with Us IN opinion. that iaspoc is decidedly bel
hge'ent; yet he sdnts that the commercial community o
that city. who naturally peculiarly sensitive to runn,
Of wu" generally deem p1ohe and he best evidence
'ha, they do is rhst, since rs receipt stocks have
. upward tendency.
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IaElso THt WHITE Georgstown Advocate says the
csism%oy o. comforting The veil recording 10 the ussges
Of the Cathc Church. was performed Al The Convent IA
me Ffaion IN ihoi toWn, u early hour on Tuesday
evening Ihe ceremony was performed by the Most Rev.
Afehoshop bceeson, u Baltimore, assisted BY the Rev
Oo'rf CWey o. IcogetOwn College, and the esR6idstSs
for The noyiiao Miss MARTINS Brsn Of Ceor0etov
and Mrs Annie Mars Foton tho iormer receiving tho re-
,gous appeston Il Sister Mary Psu and the ster thst
Of Sister Oyppsn The black veil Of the "profeaed" Sic
lerbood VS. rssgmed the same tine By Law Sister.
Mary su''nni hubfsny and Simeon Rohb,ek.
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VI AR RED.

At Wiekand. Bardstown Nelson County, Kentucky
on the 9Th instant by the Rev. j. Farms Smith, Hon. Dawn
L. YuLEE, Senator OF the United States IRON the State Of
Florida, TO Miss MAMIE c, daughter Of Hon. Charles
"ickfe, late Postmaster General Of the United States
On the 2I Baptist Church. by Rev z l.
hsgo'n. Mr. JOHN FARIs merchant 10 Mis-, ANG ELIZA
V.CRAwFoRD, all Of this city.
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siEns Of tic TImc,.

There y 'omeihng remarkable IN this season rom the
fact hs during be ast week the Bees begun 10 swarm
On The lJin 18Th end 18Th Of April, there we're 40 n Is
of Bees fOib IN and Near The Civ Of Rich
mond The I'D say u Is sgn Of IN esry spring
snd abundsni cfoDs-ohsn ssy on INDIGESTION Of much
trouble and war between nations.
Can tho Philosopher the Nstursiist FELL tho esuse1s.
the middle 4 Msy the usual time FOR Bees 10 sws,p
QUERY
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THE KENTUCKY RANK.

letter from Philadelphia that Judge King hs.
made decree in the Of the Kentucky Bank Schuy
Kill bank BY this decision, the Kentucky Bank RECEIVERS
over One Million OF Dollars, indemnify for the los.
and damage which they had suffered by the misconduct
and rascaiy of H. O. Lewis the cdevant CASHIER of the
Sehuykill Bank. This will be good news for the stock
holders OF the Kentucky Bank aud will raise tine stock 10
or 50 The last sales OF Thu. stock were we be-
heye S7s.
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FiRE AT THE RIP RAPS-Thc dwelling of Captain
Laugh'on and the Observatory. Fortress Calhoun were
destroyed on Saturday morning about O'clock by fire
90 rapid was the spread Of the flames regret TO learn
mat captain Lapghton unable save any portion Of
MS furniture His loss fear. has been severe one as
We hear that, in addition his furniture he lost all his
papers, and considerable sum OF money! Norfolk Bea
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ELECTRO MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH The Line
Of Telegraph between this ciy end Philadelphia s rspid
" advancing towsrds completion, and will be IN OPERATION
in a very short time. There will ihpn BE- 3 line Of mag
teeanphs extending from Washington 20 N. York.
Tho workpen sro engaged IN stretching the wires
from Canton 10 tho Teeusphio Rooms in the Post Office
Buildng This wires hsvo been carried the esvsted
summit Of the PbonS Sho, Tower, snd composed Of
four thinner iron firmly twisted together. number
Of pos have been dispensed with BY the Of the tower
Bali. AnerieqA,
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Justice to our NeirhborS.

U II appears that toe hands Of Of oGr negh5Ors
acted under isapPreheusiOn Sunday last Tney sup
posed that the other oees had determined to make
eePtOns the general rule BY whsk sGndsy WORK
have been abolished and work Sundays only Shsn the
arrival Of important Foreign News rendered Necessary
We must do friends Of the Times justice b.
stating their hands did work Sunday bat made
very early Mondsy morning by which they
enabled print the BY the Unicorn in the paper Of
al. H..
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BIackwood's Magazine.

We have accidentally emitted 10 sekaoW-
Judgments Mr.. J. Gil for March No Of B.aek~Ood.
The leading auiele in nEm5er eT.nelI %
the commercial policy OF Sir Robert Peel I;rsp5oaes
him, "mOre in than anger or his iahdsy
his party engagement. and his public pedz,s.
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Right of Way.

The bill granting the right OF way through Pennsylvania
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company has passed
the House OF Representatives OF that State, after pro-.
acted and exciting debate by the close of 81 As
Its passage BY the Senate is believed be certain If.
however, subscription of S30OO,O0O be made to the
Central Rail Road, from Philadelphia Pittsburgh before
the 3)h OF June ls47, and million Of be paid in this
bill is declared to be null and void.
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u hJou'h named Edgar wsde, son II Mr.. Thoms.
Msas' honcngalis county aged 10 years committed
su,,oe ey hsngnI himself 10 near HE fathers houe
insane. " "
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TO FARMERS.

WE have on hand good supply of Richmond
Ground Piasier' OF the best quality which Willing to
s on Oar
Brown workman MeGruder Co. Fry Co. Other
merchants IN Richmond HI. n 4. 3. TALIAFERRo.
22-Gt
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(rLARET, PORT, MADEIRA, SHERRY, MA.
~ LAGA, CHAuPAGNE, and other Wines and LIZ
QUORs:-
so cases superior Caret Wine
30 casks old PorWine
90 do for Bar
pipes and 90 I casks hAdsra wine
10 earksSbeuy do
so ! do Sweet Malaga
90 baskets Champagne, various brands
100 doz superior London Porter
go con Old Hunt. Neaman 4 Co. Guape Juice Port
100 bbls Richardson's old Rye Whisky
With 81 foreign and domestic
BRANDlEs, GIN, RUM WHIsKEY for sale by wholesale
and retail
We respectfully solicit call from keepers Houses In
the country IN eramne before purchase
Ing always hard L. g }, s. TO- IS paeEaTes
are prepared TO put quantity that wanted
good style. GALLAGHER OtDNER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers all Foreign snd
Domestic Wines andL Liquors,
ap29 No 6 Rast Mar street
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ENBEtIsHED WITH sPwAKDs 500 HISTORICAL KSsRlv-
NSs BY IouS Fscsr, L. l. D. ArrHoS PICTORIAL
HISTORY o. TRE UNITED STATES. To BE COMPLETED IN
81 NUMBERS, TOkNISS } ROYAL octave VOLUMES.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCP

Fort 90 Htchu.ssA.
4xA k..- "a. ~ :. Iss .'si.sl. q ~
ARRIVED
sehr Jeha kowett horss. Hahiusos, .u,s,,..
sehf Bet Harris. nin, N. Cs,oins. An
SAILED
sehs corvc. Crochet. New Nok
sehr Cen Scott. Boxat, newark
ssnr colnmba. Parish, Bahiu,ot,
Sailed. ,cb,. t,,v g. SoHr wALraALt- April l6.
h-'ehf Me''auc, Capt Bullock, with coal. n, r..
N ne'a[sehr Shenandoah. Capt Csu.n. with Goa, f.,
coal. "ooiston, Loo Troy, with
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ID. P Thomson. Secretary.

Thomas H. Palmer, Cor. Secretary
Erastus Fairbanks, Vim. Warren: Ezra June
Execu tive Committee.
ID, w. G. Clarke, then offered the follow
ng resolutions, viz:
Resolred, Thpt this Society regard the law
enacted al the last session OF the Legislature
for the improvement of Common Schools as
highly satisfactory in its character and ope-
rations: that it has already effected a decided
improvement in our schools, and is well cal
cuated 10 raise them 10 an elevaled stan
dard.
ResolUed, That the best interests OF 100
0C0 children and youth in our State. and the
good OF the whole community, require that
the law should be fully sustained.
Which resolutions, after being warmly
supported by several members present. were
unanimously adopted
An address was then delivered by Prof.
Davies of West Point Military Academy, on
the expsdiency OF Legislative action te Sc
cure an effective system ofpopulsr education,
concluding with dissertation on the P;incl'
pies and advantages OF the exact sciences.
HIsroRIcAL SocIETY.-The fannual NEE
ting of this Society was holden on the 18th
inst The old officers were reelected. An
address was delivered by Rev. J. D. But
Ter, ofNoEwich University, which is in course
of publication.
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DR.. WooDs SARsAPARILLA AND Wild
CHERRY BITTERs.-We call The attention of
our readers to the following compliment ary
notice from the Evening Mirror, published in
New York. 1t is one among many of the
flatterng notices which this deservedly pop
ular medicine is constantly receiving from the
presses of the country:
From the New York Evening Mirror.)
We call the attention OF invalids TO
new medical compound advertised in another
column, DIR. Woods SarsaparIa and Wild
Cherry Bitters. This union OF two articles
celebrated for their wonderful effects in puri-
Tying the blood and ngthening he system
forms preparations simple, yet elfica;ious. 81
is highly recommended by eminent phy sicians.
1t is very pleasant TO lake, and at this season
of the year. when tonics are needed, it will be
found TO be one Of the very best medicines
Ihet can be used-perfectly safe-and in all
cases Of bilious character. dery effective.
Prepared and solp by L. THORNTON, Jr.
sole proprietary Chemist and Druggist, 10
Moth Water street, New Bedford; Massachu
setts. w. p. Russell Agt.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison SIS.


Be it remembered t1af,at a Probate Court
held at Middebury in and for the District of
Addison, on tho. 18th day Of November,A.D.
1916,
Abram Foot administrator IF the estate of
ALEXANDER HYDE,
late of Cornwall in said District deceased,
presents his petition in writing, setting forth
that it would be beneficial to those interested
in the estate Of said deceased to have all the
real estate of the deceased in this State sold
under license Of this Court and PRAYING
that he may be licensed by this Court to sell
said real estate: 1t is therefore ordered, that
said petition he considered by this Court, at
the session thereof TO be held at the office of
A. G. White Esq, in Shoreham in said Dis
trict, on Thursday the Sd day OF Dece mbcr
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, aud
that notice thereof be given to all persons in
teresteG, that they may appear and make
THEFT objections, if any they may have,to said
license being granted, by publishing a cerri-
fed copy of Ibis order in he Northern Gal
axy-a newspaper printed at Middlebuay-
three weeks successfully, previous TO The
time OF said Court.
J. S. Bushnell. Register.
a true copy Of record,
nt.est, j. S. Bushnell, Register.
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OPINION OF A REGULAR PLY
SlCIAN,
.Xler Me {

M, 20 EAler, Me. Sept. 80, 1916.
This ceriiiies that I have recommended
the use of WlSTER'S BALSAM ofWILD
CHERRY for diseases of the LIMOS for
two years past, and many bottles 10 nv
knowledge have boon used by my patients.
all with beneficial results. In two cases. where
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected cure.
z. BOYDEN, Physician at Extcr Corner
NO QUACKERY! NO DECEPTION
all published statemeniso of cures pesformed
by this medicine, are, in every respect
TRUE.
BEWARE of COUNTERFEITS AND
INVITATIONS. The unparalleled and as
tonishing efficacy ofDr Wis,ar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry in all the diseases for which it
is recommended. curing many cases after the
skill Of the best physicians was unavaiing.
has effected large and increasing demand
Cor it, This fact has caused several uuprin-
cipled counterfeiters and imitators 10 palm
off spurious mixtures OF similar name anc APP
pearance. for The genuine Balsam.
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z Y X Y z,

THE subscriber does not pretend to
say that he has the
BEST ASSORTMENT
of goods tie country, nor that he will
sell Them
CHEAPER
than can be bought in the state; but he
offers for sale a large variety of goods u
sually kept in village store, which he in
tends to sell as low as his neighbors do who
are doing a legitimate business and living
by their business. His only object in sell
ling goods is 10 make money, and thereby
make living; be intends however to do it
honorably, fairly, and by selling at moder-
ate profit. He has now on hand a large
quantity ofne,c DRY GOODS. GROCER
les, DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
HARDWARE &c, and will exchange them
for cash or most kinds of PRODUCE.
II A. SHELDON.
Middlebury Both Oct. 1876. 81.
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VERMONT ANNIVERSARIES.

We are able 10 give but brief sketch of
the anniversaries of the benevolent and lite
rary societies Of our State, which have been
holden here dnring the past week.
VT. SABBATH UNioN.-The first anniver-
saries of this association was held on the eve
of the 18th inst. After the report of the cor
responding secretary, a most impressive dis
conrs was delivered by Rev. Professor Had
dock, of Dartmouth College
The following named officers at subse-
qucnt business meeting Gov. Eaton. Pres
ideni, Daniel Kelloq. +. A. Merrill. Jason
Steel Erastus Fairbanks, p Dillingham;. Jr
John Conant. Vice Presidents; Rev. J. Grid.
ley, Cor. Secretary; Charles Spalding, Rec
Secretary; e. p. Walton, l. F. Redfeld, Aus
lin Hazcn, A. G. Button Geo. B. Manser.
Executive Committee; Henry Nun, Treasu-
rer; Zenas Wood, Auditor.
BIBLE SocIETY-The Vermont Bible So
cety held lis Thirty fourth anniversary in
the Brick Church, Montpelier, on Wednes
day evening the 18th inst, when sermon
WIS preached by Rev. DR.. Levings, Finan-
cial Secretary Of the American Bible Socie-
", which was well adapted TO elevate our
views IN respect 10 the worth and importance
of the Bible. A short Address was also de-
livered by Hon. Peter Starr, forciby Impress
ing upon the friends of the cause in this Stale
the solemn duty Of vigorously sustaining The
eause the ensuing year.
The following persons were elected eff
GERS oil the Society:-Hon. Zimri Howe. Pres
ident; Daniel Kellogg. Win6ham Co. Sam
mel Swift, Addison; Theron Howard, Caledo
mia, Carlos Coolidge, Windsor; Chs. Paine
Hibbard, Essex; David NJ. Camp, Orleans:
7 I'll.
Frlnkin; w. l.. Soule, Grand Isle, limo
Inv Folle,t, Chiticndcn; William c. Kilt
ridge. Rutland; Inland Hall, Bennington.
Vice Presidents, Rev. Jno. GridIcy, Montpe-
lier, Cor. and Rec. Sec'y.; Fl. Y. Barnes.
Montpelier. Treasurer; Joseph Howcs. Mont
pelier, Auditor, Austin Hazen, Henry Mutt
Alonzo Webster, Andrew Royce. Chs. Spal
ding, Geo. 3. Manscr, Silas Mexican. New
Kinsman, A. G. Button. William Sias. Sep
timens Robinson, J. K. Converse, Direc-
tors.
A donation of $1,000 was made 10 the Ame.
rican Bible Society, TO aid in the work oisup-
plying the world
EDUCATION SoclETY.-The annual NEE
ing oithe State Education Society for the
Improvement Of Common Schools was held
on lhursday, Oct. -. The following off
GERS were chosen for the coming Gear:
ISAAC F. REDFIELD, President
oamnel Swift, Addison Co; J. D. Wick
nam, Bennington; Oscar L. Shaftcr. Wind
Nun HimTI Howe, Rntland; James Barrett
ninosoni William Hcbard, Orange; Chs
Lam9' washington; Geo. B. Shaw, Cbiten-
aen;'' II; klmball, Orleans; E.rastus Fair
banks, Caledonia; Alva Sabin, FranrI;n.
D"ct reynolds. Grand Isle; Luke P. Poland
Lamoille; John Dewey. Essex. Vice Pre"i
dents. 1851
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NEWTON ACADEMY.

THE Winter term OF this Institution will
commence on MONDAY the 10th of Nov,
under the instruction of
Mr.. p. II. SANFORD, A. B.
The Trustees car with confidence recon-
mend the school under his care to the pat
ronage of an enlightened public, believing.
from what we have witnessed at the public
examination recently held, that the instruc-
ton under the Principal has been accurate
and thorough. There is attached 10 this
Seminary valuable Apparatus sufficiently
extensive TO explain the most important prin-
cipes in Natural Philosophy aud Chemistry
All the branches ola common English EGu-
cation are here taught, and parents who wish
TO have their sons well fitted for college, we
think, may entrust them to the care of Mr..
Sanford with the assurance that they will be
thoroughly instructed in the principles Of the
Latin and Greek languages. ~Board can
be obtEined in respectable families on reason
able TERMS In behalf of the Trustees.
E. BUSH, Clerk.
Shoreham, Nov. 10, 1916. 1913
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ANOTHER NAuvoo ExPEDITIoN.-[S Spring
icld Illinois, Oct. q. Pursuant 10 the
proclamation Of Governor Ford, Of The l2rh
inst. company Of volunteess, 10 the number
Of one hundred and eleven, was raised in
this city, 10 he sent against the mob now in
testing the Inflated city Of Nauvoo. The
elected CO.. Robert Allen their Captain, and
John Cnneiiy and K. w. DlllerIheir first and
second lieuenants. Two brass six poun-
ders, we'll appointed and manned by skilllul
artiIlcrists, accompanying the expedition.
AS soon as The troops were enrolled, prepara-
tIons for their departure were made with the
utmost despatch, and they left town. on
Tuesday Iast, about noon. They will I'M
questionably receive large accessions of VOL
unteers Oh their route.
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NEXT PRESIDENT.

Isl In showing, las: week, the probable
result il the election Of President should go
INTO the House rs Representatives, we ex-
pressed confident belief that the Wings, if n
proper candidate were selected could com
maud majority Of the Electoral votes. We
will give the evidence of this. The entire
number of Electoral votes is 264, of " hich
IA is a majority. For this majority re can
rely on the following States, which can be
reunited on with absolute certainty, as Wing
in the next Presidential election:
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~ Mn. BALDWIN still continues

e. Mn. BALDWIN still continues his
rooms al No. Z, Nichols Building. Those
who are desiross of seeing themselves as 9th
ers see them will do well to improve this
pportunify,-for by comparing miniatures
those taken by Mr.. Baldwin, we find they
fall far short in clearness and exaciness of
xpression-especialIy does he give perfect
full eye, where others wholly fail IN this re-
spect. His prices are reasonable.