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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Three French war vessels on the Rio
Grande-Tne French Reported Advanc-
Ing on Matamoros-A Fight at Msnte-
rey-Com IN unicatioD Between snitiiio
and Matn moros Cut On-Mejia March,
ing on saitiilo ana Juarex Leaving
for Durango, sc.
ouR MArAMoRos CORRESPONDENCE.
MArAMoRos. Mexico, APRIL, 1861
In addition 10 the arrival Of three French menof war
on the Rio Grande, have report here that the
French are advancing for The purpose Of attacking this
city.
Cornss returned in haste on the receipt OF the news
and al once commenced preparations 70 receive the enc
my. The Mcscans arc busiIy engaged in building
oarihworss, both around Ma,amoros aud Ragdsd
On the day following several boats we're lowered from
me French pesl ,os The purpcss esplpps md .cupo
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NEWS FROM TEXAS.

The California Cavalry mt Corpus
christi. and Capture OF the Town.
with Eight Hundred Prisoners-The
chiffon Burned by the Rebels, Laden
with Nearly "A Thousand Bates OF Cot :
ton-A Blockade Runner Driven Ashore
and Burned Near Vclasco-A Large
steamer Huns the Bloc AIDE with Four
Thousand stand OF Arms. SC.
OUR TEXAS CORRESPONDENCE.
roRr EsrERANzA, Texas, April ?, 1864.
By sending you the news from this command and along
the Texas coast ] able TO furnish you with much
valuable information. though, as the most OF the
has arrived but few prevo the sailing Of
the for New Orleans viii not vouch ,s
rectuess.
Corpus Christi s said 10 be reoccupiei by the .on
troops and between and eight hundred prisoners
captured. Eight hundred cavalry from California are
reported have arrived there by the overland
Eagle Pass nearly hundred miles above here
ported occupied by cavalry, the enemy making but
slight resistance.
This place u sed by the rebels precisely as Browns
vile before they were compelled TO evacuate-name
", passing cotton &c into Mexico from Texas aud cs
reTsd passing munitions of clothing and other
trabaud goods from Mexico into Texas.
nIocKAnE RrNNISG-Loss OF rBE CLIFTON.
In the affair at sabine Pass your readers will remcm
Der that the gunboas Clifton and Sachem we're captured
by the rebels. The former recently attempted to
cd the same bar that the Arizona aud OF our
transports did that disastrous campaign As she could
not be OIL before falling into the hands or blockade
runners, she was set re and entirely destroyed II
ia said that she had nearly thousand bales Of cotton
board.
schooner also laden with cotton. chased, driven
ashore aud burned vclasco There 1. good reason
TO believe that blockade runner "a sieamer) loaded
with contrabaDd OF war, among which were four thou
sand stand of arms recently ran into Veasco, after
ing failed al Galveston She grounded the bar while
entering Veasco and one OF our blockaders steamed
towards her and ei several shots but the guns the
fort opening upon the guuboat she compelled sheer
or and upon the rising II the tide the stranger oated OF
and quietly ran vcasco She VIII probably take in
large cargo Of cotton and pass out as she eneredn
log
have informed you that the Harriet Lane is already
laden with cotton. and watching for similar opportunity
our Jack Tars that ncighborhood will require
slant eyoopen to enable them 70 keep watch o. her
oyementf.
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SUFFERING AT SEA.
sinking Of the ship Elvira-Terribic
Suffering 81 the Crew-OnIy Three

Rosroy Anrl IA 1864
,. -. . 49,, -, 80,
P"'"e ie"e' " "ees'e no"es .'o"e"' ua'e"
Point de Gale states that French vessel had arrived
there with four men picked up on RAFT They reported
,s,,,o, a. 40 srr,,ors =, ,no .,n Eir,ra c.,,sin
" 49, ' - -
Andrews, from ,aicuHa TOT boston touoaereu y SCI
pos,o, r;,h ,.,ab,e c.,oo ro,naored !, ,ha nav ~
nos' W" ~ - - ' " " ~ "
Bengal on the 2o,b o. January during hurricane me
captain and first mate went down in the ship The 70
,a,rder ~ Inc crav ,ooe rerpoa ~ The aims ho,sn
when was deiacheh from the Vesse ueoFe me higut
the day tive OF them washed OF the house
ar,.ped ~ ,ho tonr,h aay TO-, othars dind ,od ~ ~
49, ~ - - ~ " ' "
bltG aay one more ded I've Survivors renalneu ~ me
wreck until January o. when they taken OF by the
re,cb bark f,a,, ana s,bsaone,tlv ,odnd 81 Pan, IL
- '
1ahe, 'eyion. W tue crew, tNeb'vniue ~ tou' uhN
three saved VIZ William ~ Palmer second nate
!, So,,hr,L ,,,s,aon,.a,,s ,,oor,a !, o,.,o ~,
" " ss
male, OF fyannr ana James ANDERSON seaman o. ham
burg The Fylra was a line ship OF one thousand one
,dro, .,d ,h,r,,. .,s,, ,oos ana 80 ownoa -, o.,
~ ~ $3.50 80 -, - 80 ~ ~ "
nam Weiu 20 = bpstoh. Inc yessei ana cargo are
largely Insured IN this CITY
-" '"''s = 90 ' "' ''''', 'eN"b i'''
Discharged pilot of Tar Heads on the osd 81 December
January Is. heavy weather 18th wind easinortheast.
, III, . 80, .n w .V.u sla'u 10y
10 the great ouantv OF water on erk II vas tnpossi
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News from south America.

TlVERFOOL, ApFIT = TNbI
The Brazilian government has accepted The mediation
OF Portugal 10 the dispute with England
The Brazil mails bad reached isbon, bringing the fol
lowing dates -
RIO JASERo, March 10, 1864.
coffee 1890 1900 Stock 900 bags
BAmA March 13. 1864.
sugar, $1,000 1850 for whites ana $4,000 1850 Tor
browns.
PERSAMBuco March 10, 1864
Sugars 3a7U0 $4,000 for while and 1900 FOR browns
BuESos AYES Feb. n, 1864.
Exchange 477s. Dry American hides, So 40. Wool,
fne qualities, hrm; mddlng to detective, weaker.
MoNTEvipRo, Feb 90, 1854.
The installation OF the new President passed Oh quietly
Exchange 52a
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GaribaIdi's Tour.


HIS ARRIVAL ANxIOUsLY LOOKED FOR AT SOUTHLAND.
foH-PREPARATioNs FOR A GRAND RECEPTION.
SOUTHAMPTON April 2--EveDing.
telegram announcing the arrival OF the Ripon with
Garibaldi on board, OF Hurst Castle IS momentary
pected.
on ITS receipt signal guns viii be fred the town Gag
VIII DE hoisled and peas rung from tho church bells.
The Mayor and Corporation VIII the General al
The dock, and ~ escnt the address.
The General and his friends will then proceed In open
carriages TO the residence OF the Mayor preceded py
bands OF music, and will be entertained by bis Worship
The Mayor Of BRISTOL and gentlemen from Newcastle
Glasgow and other towns have arrived depuuton
invite the General To visit these towns
The town is in state Of excitement, and all The ncses
are blled.
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ADMIRAL FARRAGUT AT NEW ORLEANS.
Rebel Prisoners, Cotton specula-
tors and Blockade Runners
Guarded by Negro Soldiers.
Seven Hundred Rebel Prison
ers Exchanged.
Very Interesting from Mobile,
Texas and Mexico,
d.. &C.. 90.

BY the arrival yesterday morning at this port OF the
steamship Creole, Captain Thompson, possession
Of New Orleans dates OF Aprile
Our thanks are returned to Purser Mallory, Of the
Creole for kindness IN delivering dispatches.
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The Mexican Question.
MAxlMiLrAN's DIFFICULTIES IN FAIR W

MAxlMiLAN's DIFFICULTIES IN A FAIR WAY oF
ADJUsTMENr-THE MEXICAN THRONE NOR YET
ASSOUSCED.
In regard 70 tie Mexican question several French
Journals assert that the dicuy relative 10 the depar
ture OF Maymian tor MexcJ wil shortly be rangcd
The Oeteirst, I,iiung o. Vienna says that ncgotia.
tions between MAMMALIAN and the I'm peror Of Austria
were brought 70 q favorable ISSUE the 3lst the
Archduke formal acceptance " the Mexican may
be expected very sbortIy
ii was stated that Napoleon sent General Frossara TO
Vienna smooth down the difficulties between Maximt.
Ian AMI the Emperor OF Austria.
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pany took place tho LIST instant The contract WIN
hessrs Glass, Elliott Co to manufacture and lay the
cable was explained agreed upon and resolution
was unanimously passed approving u tho CONTRACTS Iho
CHAIRMAN predicted that within eighteen months tho
great work would DO i successful operation.
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Block Island has been heard from after three weeks
interruption OF communication James Y. smith, Cor
Governor received eighty votes No other candidate
was voted Tor Tbs secures his election, according 10 the
Journals figures, by majority q one hundred and city
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The Russians, on tue night ~ tue 18th Of March sue
ceeded 10 opening the rsi parallel before Duppe without
molestatiln from the Danes
IA IL officially announced that the Danes occuped ior
sen on The 2stn q March.
trieste telerrsm asserts that the Austrian iron clad
Don viii JON the feet IN the North sea ia week
THE CONFERENCE.
The nth part OF the correspondence relative 10 Den
mark has been pnblshed by the British government ana
brings matters down to The present time
n anueas from this pondence that the proposal
for conference has been accepted ny All parties and viii
PROBABLY, says the London Tmes lead IT, a settlement of
dsples, unless wafSe passions too much excited
by events takiug place before Duppe
The London NeHs says the correspond cnce sufficiently
shows thai 90 preparation whatever has been made
= conference and H tue Emperor Napoleon has only halt
the ssgacty for which ne gets the credit no will be ab
easily 10 transform u INTO the Congress which lie pro
posed last November, with the add lona eradication OF
seeing convened by me very statesmen who defeated
before
THE HUNGARiANs IN THE AusrRfAS Army.
The London Tmesgves partial credit 10 the report Of an
extensive attempt al revolt among the Hungarian troops
arraved against Denmark. The Austrian army broke IN
me disaecton q the troops may have been the cause
The ondon T trusts that the repori az the wholesale
execution o. the Hungarian troops Is untrue.
TAXES ~ THE prcufEs
n e reported that the whole muulcpaty AT Flensbprv
has been dismissed Al exraor dnary var tar has becn
imposed 90 feusburg when, u Is likely " III he IA on
other towns 10 schlcswig
POSITION or NORWAY
The Norwegian Stortbing has been closed The King
10 speech SAID that sweden, jointly with the other
Powers would endeavor obtain peace but Al tho same
time was prepared TO render assistance u Denmark
against an overpowerinR force.
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A nisr TO NAPOLEON

nNr 70 NAPOLEON.
review OF the Imperial Guard had taken place AT -
Petersburg IN honor Of the anniversary o The entry
the Allies into Paris
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. BuFrALo, Aprn IL, 1864.
Navigation is opened here The propeller Equator OF
The New York Central line. sft for Toledo ibis morning
Eeals WIN 10Y TYP rVrlafg,
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The American Question.

THE PEIrATRERs-THE GEORGIA GEFirrlSa - THE
RIVER GARoSNE FRANCE.
The laris correspondent or the london Gohs says
The rebel Georgia reftting the taronne
beng allowed 10 anchor front " Bordeaux Ia
quence the port regulations excluding 'tps Win pow
der board
II reported that the George had burned The snp
William hampton ~ New York rece;tly from bot
but the Of the Georgia would gave information %
the subject
THE CHESAPEAKE CASE.
Tho correspondence relative the Chesapeake c,se n
published but y adds nothing u interest ~
what already known.
III TINS correspondence Nr seward apoog yes for auy
violations of British jurisdiction and acknow edges The
Justice and importantly of the British officials Of The
court OF Nova Scotia
ord yons accepts OF the apology Ia the spirit that
offered and reioces that the matter settled IN
manner favorable TO both parties aad calculated to i'm
prove the friendly relations between the Two Powers
ENGLISH REPORTS FROM REBELLION
The London iimes has RECOMMENDED tue publication or
letters from Us secession correspondent IS - OF Liver
pool paints strong coors az ever the prospects,
rebels He thinks that really the decisive strug
gle has come now. ana that II ~ beyond The reach VI
guuh0ais
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The British revenue for the year ending March n
was seventy million two hundred and eight thousand
nne hundred pounds sterling within -four hundred thou
sand pounds or the preceding year that
more than three million were taken OF IN taxation Tho
monthly returns continue 70 show great in tho
revenue
~ adjourned msclpr " he Atlppto Telegraph Com.
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II stated that the military organization Of Hun
gary the revolutionary party progressing The
basis former reginenai list OF the National Guards.
Prince Couza under Austrian menaces, said 10 have
consented take against the nungarian and
Polish efugees in the prncpaltles.
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threw her arms around father begging the saw
ages 10 spare his life. The pistol snapped harmiessy
almost 10 his face and the nett momsn. ns n,s
ket while the arms OF his daughter Young Men was
dragged Oh by Others and the body 70
the woods where found about month afterwards
almost entirely ieshess the buzzards having preyed
upon during the whole Of that time. The friend es
capped
daughter TO tire their dwelling Money was offered
Them by Mrs NeH, and while they were consulting TO-
gether TO what should be further several neigh
bors, who had been attracted by the firing fortunately
arrived and the negroes made OIL.
is impossible TO tell whether any OF them belonged
10 the army not but the seven brought up before
Judge Otocha evidently did not Proof could only DC
brought home TO three or them, only that number
could be recognized by any Of the parties who saw them
on that night. Their Fowler Willis, stephen
johnson and Jordan Dorr.
OF course they were sentenced to he hung; but the
Judge should have added drawn and quartered
The Latest News.
MEETING OF THE LOUISIANA CONSTITUTIONAL con-
vrNTioN-LlBERTY HALL DEDICATED-CAvALRY
FIGHT AT PENSACOLA REBEL REGIMENT ALMOST
New ORLEANS, April 6, 1864.
brilliant eight recently took place at Pensacola, be-
tween the Thirtietb and Fourteenth cavalry and the
Fiftyseventh Alabama cavalry. ~ in which the rebels
were almost apn,bila,ed IN hand 10 hand encounter
with sabres
The Louisiana Constitutional Convention met at Liberty
Hall al twelve O'Clock. Alfred Shaw chosen Presi.
dent pyo Committee on Credentials was selected
and the Convention adjourned til twelve O'Clock 10
The ceremonies OF dedicatiug Liberty Ball. named and
selected by General Banks place morning They
were most Impressive Rev j r. Newman of New York,
WAS master OF ceremonies.
Mrs. General Banks. assisted by tho ladies' or New
Orleans designs giving series OF abeauS al the Opera
House 90 Wednesday, for the benefit OF the soldiers
wives and widows.
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Tie FrenCh news ls unIIDTOfIaht
PARIS, Aprl 2--r NJ.
The Bourse is dull. Renies closed at cor 81.
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The lnuditde Russo accuses the Walachan Minister Of
openly sympathizng with and toerating revolutionary
Poles.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City Of Limerick at New
York and the Asia at Halifax.
Maximilian's Difficulties Said
to be Arranged.
The Priyateer Georgia Re
fitting in France.
THE DANISH w AR.
Hopes Of Peace from the
Conference.
Revolutionary agitation in the Hungarian
Regiments in Jnlland and Hungary.
--~>~~~>~-v~~>~~~y~~~>~S--
Garibaldi TO Have a Grand Aecep.
ton in England.
~--~-~----~~<,1~-~--~~-~~-~~
The City Of New York Likely to
be Got OF,
&e.s &s.. Ass

The steamship City Of Limerick, Captain Jones, from
Liverpool 3lst ut and Queenstown % INST, arrived at
this port last night She brings $50 passengers.
The steamship asia, captain Noodle, which left Liver
pool r NJ the %, and Queenstown the Sd
inst .arrye Halifax O'Clock yesterday forenoon
The Asia has fifty seven passengers for Halifax and
forty -four for Boston,
She had heavy weather nearly the entire passage
and was eighteen hours OF the harbor in fog.
The ma:ss and newspaper bag OF the press by
the Peruvian, AZ Portland, were forwarded by the
morning train from Boston ana reached New York last
night
The by The Asia two days later than the report
Of the Peruvian
The federal steamer Kelrsarge has gone into Victoria
dock, London, for repairs
The United Saruce Gazette says-"rhe Channel squad
is under orders &c prepare for sea-
The ship DeItthaven. from Callao for Hamburg, put
into Deal slst NIT with damage wing been in collision
The ship Edith, leaving Liverpool for Boston, ground
ed The bar returned dock 10 discharge, with
five feet 81 water in her hold.
The steamship Bavaria, from New York, arrived at
Southampton the evening OF the lst
The steamship Australasian from New YORK. arrived
Queenstown the mornins Of the I'll INST,
The Steamship Ctty or New York.
PosIros The VESSEL on DAUNr's ROCK AND
BopEs OF GETTING nER orr
The latest aavices from the steamship City OF New
YORK encouraging.
Divers report that, with the exception % one hole
underneath Der the forward bunker appears
have sustained slight injury
She continues firm and upright the rock, and il is
hoped II ibe weather continues favorable she will again
DO afoat Preparations to ft her almost complete
and the weather at present is excellent Tor the work
More OF her cargo has been got
The lnnap line has been reinforced by the n
new steamer, 10 be called the city OF Dublin. She
two thousand tons bnrlheD, and VIII immediate 10 pat
On the line.
THE LATEST.
QUEENSTOWN. April 3-ivcnng
There no change IN the position u the steamship
CITY ~ New YORK.
She still lies nrmy Embedded on naunts rock Pre-.
paratous large scale are beng made. and strong
hopes entertained ~ being able To fo4t her
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NANTUCKET. April Il. 1864.
The schooner Jennie Merton, svorill, Of Baltimore,
from Matanzas Tor Portland, with sugar and moasses,
struck the South SIDE yesterday, remained eight
hours stove deck load OF moasscs and then proceeded
without further damage.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-02
Farm for Sale at Public
AVgPf50n.


NOTICE is hereby given that, by virtue of
N license from the Probate Court for the dis
ltrict of .4amoile, shall sell at public auction,
at the American House, in Hyde Park and coun-
ty of Lamoille, on Saturday the 9th day OF March
A. ID. 1864, at one o'clock p NJ, (unless sooner
disposed of at private sale), the farm known as
the 'Vose Farm, lying and being In Wolcott
and Hyde Park, in the county OF Lamoile and
state Of Vermont, described as follows, viz. =
IS The whole of lot No. l53 in said Wolcott, Sd
division, drawn to the original right OF John
Ashley supposed to contain one hundred acres,
be the same more or less also one other piece in
said Wolcott bounded as demonstrating at the
southeastery corner Of lot No. l40 original right
OF Isaac Lewis (meaning the land decided to said
Vose by F. X. Taplin) and running northerly on
the west line of said lot, fifty rods, thence east
ery, parallel with the north line Of said lot, 50
rods, thence southerly, parallel with the west
line of said lot, fifty rods, to the south line Of
said lot, thence westerly on lot line, eighty rods
to the first mentioned bound--being twenty-five
acres ; also one other piece in said Wolcott, des-
cribed as follows-all that parcel of land on lot
No. l52 in said NVolcott that said Samuel Vose
reserved in deciding to Abram Vose-supposed
to contain two acres, be the same more or less,
said land lying north of ''Perch Pond, so called
in said Wolcott also one other piece of land in
said Hydepark, being lot No. 46, 9Th division,
drawn to the original right of William Latham,
supposed to contain SO acres, be the same more
or less. Containing in all, 1853 acres of land, and
about 40 acres under improvement on which
there is a house. she'd barn, hop house, and a
good new saw-mill frame l.. S. SMALL,
Admir- of Samuel Vose' estate,
/ Hyde Park, Feb. 9th, 1864 Is
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-02
8 II Q O NJ ID
LARGE STOCK
DRESS GOODS,

Cottons, Cotton Flannels-all grades.
Cassimeres, Danvill gray Cloths Satin
etts, Tweeds, Frocking &c.
Mixed Shifting Flannels, extra nice
heavy do. white yard-wide Shaker do,
Salisbury do. a afe
Prints, Delaires,-all styles,-Balmo-
rails, Shawls, knit worsted Goods, Sacks,
Capes, Hoods, Nubias Sontags, Sleeves,
Skating Caps, Mittens Leggins, &c.
Gents Furnishing Goods. all kinds.
Ready-made Clothing, Hats and Caps,
fur Caps, Collars and Ladies' fur-trimmed
Hoods,
7 Crockery, Glass Ware. Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Paper hangings, Sleigh Bells,
Burning Fluid, Kerosene Oil, Groceries.
Salt, Nails, Glass, Fish, &c., &c,
Dairy Salt in bbls., half bbls. and
Sacks,--a superior article.
This makes as large and well selected Stock as
can be found in Lamoille County, All those in
want Of goods will do well to call. Liberal dis
count made on large purchases. Call early.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-02
Carriage Shop, Water Pow
er and Dwelling House,

YNHE subscriber offers for sale two good dwell.
Il ing houses, the same now occupied by him,
and his carriage shop, with the machinery and
tools, water privilege included also his black
smith shop, with two sets of tools with the
blacksmith shop and house is halfacre of land
and half-acre of land with the carriage shop.
This is the best location for carriage making and
the best water power within hundred miles, and
would be splendid location for chair factory,
or any other establishment requiring good wa
ter power. The property will be sold all togeth-
er or separately, as desired Terms easy as could
be asked for. For further particulars apply to or
address ALEX SEAvER.
Stowe. VT, Sept. "a, 1868. "A
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-02

HIGHEST PREMIUMS
OVER ALL COMPETITORS,
At the following State Fairs of 1863
For the best Family Sewing Machine, the best
Manufacturing Machine, and the best
tn. machine work.
New York.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Double Thread Machine.
First premium for Machine Work.
Indiana.
First Premium for Machine for all purposes
First Premium for Machine work
Vermont 81. . t...,.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine work.
Illinois. nra.a
First Premium for Machine for all purposes.
First Premium for Machine work.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine work.
Kentucky. @
First Premium for Machine for all purposes.
First Premium for Machine work.
Michigan.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine work.
Pennsylvania.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for beautiful Machine work
Ohio.
First Premium for Machine work.
AND at the FOLLOWING COUNTY FAIRS
Chittenden co. wy
First premium for family machine.
First premium for manufacturing machine.
First premium for machine work.
Franklin (NY
First premium for family machine.
First premium for Manufacturing machine.
ChamplaIn Valley (vt.) eara..
First premium for family machine.
First premium for manufacturing Machine.
First premium for machine work
Hampden (Mass.)
Diploma for family machine
Diploma for machine work.
Queens (NY.) a5
First premium for family machine.
washington (NY.) NaufNW G'v
First premium for family machine.
Saratoga N.Y.
First premium for family machine
Mechanics Institute, (Pa.)
First premium for machine for all purposes.
First'premium for machine work.
20 The above comprises all the Fairs at which
the Grover and Baker Machines were exhibited
this year.
sALEsROOM 495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-02

ca Dipthsria has prevailed to such an
extent in some neighborboods in Lunen-
{ burg, that the schoolss hayefbeen. discon-
tihued, andssickness is prevailing in al
most every family.