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Hoop IRON BaHGs--Patented--
substitute for Rope in
BaitEsg CoIlon

Coss lsssia Pai OF fss'ss-Aoes ias osls twenty &c
twenty I've per esnt ssaslsr ssan rope SHs VII moi
ro iasssd 50 any aizs Of 5alss gaiskiy aa rope.
Panied and Is up IA ths n0ss convenient packages
fo- trsse5r.saoa he rslztiys BALI beng zach less
thsn thai q ress.
A .uppiy sissgs OF had, foz Which orders Tor any
,,,soiitg vii be pf0saglg 1ilsd, aaa farther ferma-
-. si.sa OF sppiiaszoa ~
q a. THORBUkN,
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~ Ths bishops, clergy, and hiiy of the
Protestant Esisaopal church II the Confs3eTats
Ssasss, ths oEicsr5 IF ths army aud navy Of the
Confsdegase States ard ths citizens generally,
are iuvissd 70 aitsnd the funeral services Of he
z pot Rev l1sc1idss PoIk, D. D., ham iha
Ciiy Hall, Of Augusta Gsozgi4, On Wednesday.
she 29lh OF june The pgoesssioa VII m5vs as
IL O'Clock, A n frou the Ciiy aail 10 s.. PaUl's
church his femsins win De deposited in he
ehursh yard ei s.. PAal,s a1tl lls HzE closes
SrEPHEN ELLIOTT,
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We heard Of several casualties on cur side,
which, from the severity Of the battle, were 10
hsVs been expected. We are Vasbls to an
nonncs the name Of but ens with certainty, and
with him we e0nvsrsed. Col. Iabb, of the sch
Virgins, Wiss's brigade, was shot through the
thigh, while gsllARsly cheering his men o8. We
are pleased to state thEl it is only flesh wound,
and, though painful, is not serious.
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&AGS - ANTEE!
TiLEAN oU1EOd aaaa VIA a1d e ready sale
/ liir ardcs a. tne.Eascke. pzscs. Apply q ne
L--- ------ = -------- 80 anu-
BELL, MOORE & CO.,
CO.Es.afAsE0.g ..EEEN CEF.g.a-TN

ID nbolessls as4als ia al klhds Of PRODUCE
% asdetia stlees, = 0anla oa-
,Irict sEeHtlgr Qs-1 - lsa1ietls Of every O.
rcrrsa 10 I-lai liEaaes t.tzr-lF citGa. lLcetz ~
spsetfisiJ reasi-,e ana eestialy niea. sB2 sms
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PRIseNERs cAPTURED.

We understand that We took m8sy prisoners,
bat the exact number cannot be azeertaiasd.
At IL o'clock hatch Of ninety was brought in,
and at u o'clock one hundred and fifty addi-
tionaI were registered by our friend Msmoins,
Provost Hswss' efficient clerk. Othsrs, ws
lo.r, ara oehfnd
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8 WEDNESDAY, MoRNIsss:;s:::i; -. - s-'-. ..-'-

su.s,,, Correspondents Memphis AP
spec N rHE FIEID, NAB m - A
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AEOTHER REPULsE.

At o'clock the s1smy charged cur works on
the hill nesr New Market race course; but
wsfs signallY TspRlssd. A participant IN this
tght informs Rs shat the, enemy lost heavy in
this charge, l6kying many dead and wounded IN
cur front. Unless recovered last nighl, the
bodies lie there still, the two hEss of brsast-
WEks bsing TOO near for either party TO come
ont, les: they fsIl By the has2s Of the sharp
shooters.
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The quantity q eots.ol
kinds in warehouse on
january was .-.... :.
In ssinnsrs hAnas, 50 {
n yarns and ssods
"a the hsnas Of a
fron the spinnsf1 2
tailsrs. ..-.sss-.-.
Importations At the II
cresss sincs the An
Apra) ever lAst 4iv,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OPTIOK or TRE EVENING TKLHoR1Pr, I
Saturday necamhaF 10


The Stock Market continues duh and heavy,
aud prices are irregular. Government bonds are
in fair demand, with sales of 5.2Os to notice at
lO7s which is q slight decline Gs Of 1881 at lOS3
coupons of, decline of and lO-40B at l02; ll6
was bid for old 1905.
Pennsylvania IS are selling at 0jI.
Railroad shares arc inactive and rather lower.
Reading opened with sales at 6S but fell of and
sold at 673 which is a decline Of /; Pennsylva-
mia Railroad at 671, a decline Of Il Northern
Central at 56A; Little Schuylkil at Az; North
Pennsylvania at 30; Catawissa preferred at 37i;
1919 was bid for Camden and AmbOy; 80 for
Lehigh Valley; so for Elmira preferred; and %
for Philadelphia and Erie, which is a decline.
Canal shares are dull, but prices are looking
up. Lehigh Navigation sold at 732, and Union
Canal bonds at %; 33i was bid for SchuylkilI
Navigation common, an advance OF J; 800 for
Schuylkin Navigation preferred; and Ii for Sus-
quehanna Canal.
In City Passenger Railroad shares there is very
little doing. West Philadelphia sold at 20, which
is an advance. 25 was bid for the Thirteenth
and Fifteenth; "a for Spruce and Pinei aud l51
for Arch street 6Si was asked for Second and
Third; 90 for Fifth and Sixth 48 for Tenth and
Eleventh 48 for Chesnut and Walnut; l2I for
Race and Vine; and 2G for Green and Coates.
There is little or nothing doing in Bank shares,
but there is no material change to notice in
prices. Philadelphia Bank sold at 1915 1872 was
bid for North America; 90 for Farmers and Me-
chcnics (old stock); 80 for Kensington; 81 for
Girard 80 for Manufacturers and Mechanics
81 for City; As for Consultations and 40 for
Commonwealth
There is rather more demand for Money but
the rates remain about the same as last quoted
Loans on call are offered at 6@6 per cent. per
annum. Prime paper continues very scarce, and
is quoted at ACE per cent.
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SHERMAN TO REACH THE COAST
DECEMBER 8.
General Fosters Column in
Statu Quo.
THE MAIN BODY SOUTH OF MULLEN ON DBc ..

TIE MAIN BoDY SOUTH OF MULLEN ON DBC.2.
From he Augusta Constiptiona!,s, Dccan5sr's.
Just as we are going to press We arc informed
that enemy's main body has passed Mllen, en-
route for the coast or destruction.
PARTICULARS OF THE RATTLE IN WHICH Kill
PATRICK WAS WOUNDED.
From me Richmond Dispatch, DecsS,5c, I.
Official dispatches received from Georgia give
the particulars of a fight hCtWeGn Wheeler's
Cavalry and the enemy, which took place last
Saturday, December s, in the neghborhOod of
WaynesbOro, between Mllen and Augusta, and
about twenty miles north OF tho former place.
Wheeler attacked Kilpstrick's Cavalry on Satur-
day evening, and drove them back upon their in
fantTy, and about midnight made an attack upon
the Yankee infantry. The next morning, Kill
patrick, with his cavalry and the nth Corps of
Yankee infantry, attacked Wheeler, who had
thrown up breAstworks, but were repulsed with
heavy loss.
fitzpatrick was reported to have been wounded.
Wheeler was subsequently, howe ,er, obliged to
fall back, the enemy being yCyF superior in num-
bers and threatening 70 flank hn. The enemy
then turned about and proceeded in the direction
General Wheeler, since the setting ou,of sher-
mans expedition, has displayed distinguished
Z ability and gallanny. He Is n blaVe and accom-
pished officer, fully up to his pro ession in every
pursuit, except in the matter ofraids, in the con-
duct of which It must be admitted he has not been
very successful. Duringthis camp ign he has hung
upon SheImans rear, cutting OF stragglers, and
hOyeTed ON his Aaul,s, driving IN tOTagng parties,
while one portion Of his commaod preceded the
,nemy, destroying bridges and ferries, and OBJ
structing roads. In addition TO ali this, he has
three OF four times beaten superior forces OF the
enemy's cavalry in battle. II" and his men have
been constantly in the saddle for now nearly q
month.
IHE REBEL PRISON CAMP Az NILLEN.
Prom he augusta COHttihtiouo'sl, Dr-~mJer3.
BY reference TO the map We find it Ia by an air
line, fifty. seven miles ftOm Savannah, one hun
dred and twenty from Charleston, and ninety
seven from Darien, at which place it is now
thought he is aiming.
Sherman left Atlanta on the 18Th of November
and reaching Millen on the 2d Of December
he has travelled one hundred and sixty-fve miles
in twenty days, an average OF eight miles per day
travelling at the same rate he would reach Sa-
Vannah on the 9th inst or, II he goes to Darien
may be expected there about the 10th, provided
he meets with no delays by the way.
A HALT NEAR MILI.EN TO PREPARE FOR THI
MARCH ON SAVANNAH
From hs augusta OonstitUtionIlist DsasHbsrs.
"a Sherman, from all reliable sources, seems tc
ave halted recently In order TO grind corn. Al
) tends towards the barren counties Of the
juth il becomes necessary 10 make the proper
revision. His foraging parties are constantly
riven in by our cavalry, and compelled 10 hue
lhe main body. His forage is reported TO b.
short,
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JTTY INTELLIGENCE,
TTor NIIllonnI Lo,aI., ,oo El1IM PyoI

... .'...''.'r'''.' ''''''i --.'.''''
sruors BuRNINo.-Ju,ta Lop,r, aged ton
vrais was seriously burned last eycUiug, by her
cloth. taking tire from s.uye, at ler residence
back ofNu, 1874 Lombard street.
Tm NEW FHAcuoNAL CyWENcy. Tie
plates Of this currency which will soon ba put iu
circulation, are ncIryreajy to be prn'od, Tic
Gfy cent notes are 90 be an inch and a half wide
aud three and haii inches long. In general
appearance these notes arc not unlike large
portion of the bank notes ia circulation. The
yiqucttc is the figure Of female holding in her
left hand the scales of justice, in her right hand
is the sword, and her arm is resting on an illus.
tatCd shield. Covering part of the shield is a
vtpuu OF smoke. On either side Of the ylyneue
nud extending across the note, t. the word "dfty"
in lrou1c, and on he eNueme ends also the word
"df.y' ON q IathewOlk blCkgr 1uud. At each ror-
u,r in the border are the figures $50" The
1cF,rd ON the note rs rs follows United States
Fractional Currency Fty cents. Furnished only
boy the Assistant Treasures and designated lie
uust.alig- of he United States. Receivable f,r
all United States stamps. +. j.. Spinner, Trce-
surgr; $ q Cnly, Register There are also the
words "Act approved March 3, 1863" and "En-
Giay,d and printed at the Treasury" The face
of the rotc, except the bronze figures is printed
iu black The back IS printed in red. At each
end I'M an oval Of lgthewOrk, are tho figures So
The border is composed Of the words Omitted
States" go" aud in the centre is this iuscrip-
tiou - This note is eNchapgeable for United
States notes by the Assistant Trclsurers and
designated dcposiaries Of the United States, in
sums not less than three dollars Receivable in
payment of all dues TO the United states lcss
than five dollars, except customs" Oltline
figures in bronze $50 are printed over the in,
scrption. On the corners of the back are the
Treasury marks--"5--26-4." The twenty. .iiye
cent rotes are nearly or quite finished. but have
rot ICacht this city. Ihey are TO be shorter thln
the itiGs, while the tens and nycs are to be reln
lively still shorter.
WHAT IT Cosrs TO LIyR.-Ths morning there
WAS bus little change to quote in the prices Of the
Gerent articles in our markets. the ruling figures
bcingas follows Apples, pcrlhalfpecll IS to A.
Butter, IS cents; Cheese, 30 t. IS cents Egg, 30
to 65 cents; Onions 35 TO As cents per half peel,
Potatoes % TO Is cents per half peek; poultry 20
cents per pound. Meats are quoted about tho
same. The enormous increase in the cost ur
staple articles required in a family is well known
to bousekeepers, but the rate of Increase is not so
well known. We sulyoin herewith a carefully
prepared table Of the current prices in l8jo-6O.
and lS63-64 -
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THIRD EDITION
GEN. DANA's EXPEDITION.
IT'S COMPLETE SUCCESS.
Destruction of Miaais.ir.i Central
Railroad.

VIcKsBtRo, December 4, via Cairo, December
0-Hajor. General ID. Dana, by q successful ex-
petition from Vcksburg, destroyed the Mi7sis-
sippi Central Railroad for thirty miles above the
Big Black crossing, including the long bridge NJ
that place.
The enemy was found in force, hut Tho work
was thoroughly done. Our troops retrncd 10
Vicksburg with loss Of 5 killed aulH wounded
, and missing.
Twenty-Five hundred bales OF Confederate cot.
ton, and about 100000 worth Of other public
property was DESTROYED.
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GENERAL sHBRIDAN's ARMY.

Early and BreckinrIdge Ordered TO DE.
mOnstFate Against Our Lines.
Army OF THE SHENANDOAH, December o.
Information has been received that Breckinrldge
and Early have both received instructions TO
make demonstrations against our Lines,
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New York, December l0.-A heavy nor,hoas
gale and snow-sgorm has prevailed p ace o'clock
this morning. There is about two inches of snow
on Broadway.
General Grant and the steamship Ropi3n, on a
trial trip from Boston to New York, put into
Newport last night.
A heavy snow-storm commenced here this
morning.
PORTLAND, December lO.--A tyIiak snow-storIn
prevailed here. The wind is notthc 80 ,'and blow
ipg heavily.
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EOn-ArrivaI Of the "Cnnada."
HALIFAX, December 10, 9 o'clock A. M.-Up
10 this hour there are no signs OF the stea mer
Canada, now due with adyices to the 26th uls
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W z biL tOhpANNt bRONrFCTUHi
uuRm AoSG HuuAY ALONG!
Stock to be had 70 the mcrest songl
Examine The papers MY 'ocl
So many acres In 'imn1 fool
Euety-nre yca-s o. ptpetual lease,
On other brood arcs fwnctuous aroase;
Several wei q, the mAnfgrs say,
Thousands Of barrels cfo pcr dlyl
Plenty Ohio ca are bored IN he Er1und,
For acres, and acres, aud acres around
Some Yield eI, and some " hem DON'T
Maybe they u icld and maybe ttey won't
There plenty Of creek and plenty bluN
Plenty ofbsr.os, and dcrreks enough
To make a thous and companies mtl
Now, sir, what do you thlnk OF thaN
Hurry a'orpl Hurry aiongl
While We sing olCarinous s1np
The stock Is cheap, and wen shortly jump,
Sure az the oil commences to pump.
Atprosperous prices twin rapidly sell,
Free as 'lc grease flows out Of the we'll
How many shares sr2 what do you say
"Nou reckon the thing win hardly payg'
"so many oil companies? So much stuut'
'Nou think the public rave swallowed enougn.'
We shall charge You, sir FOR our time and talk
Spent on amau who does uothing hut balk,
Bc'tcr Than oil pumped up from the we'll
Better than stock that will hardly sell:
Botor, far better, than these things all
Is the elegant clothing we buy At OAK HALL.
PARuculAR NoucE.-we shall not wait as
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''."Ns' Uu' VIZ I"' '"' "N''' ""''o 'u' ''oA " '''
a'' o'''l'''' ''N0 '''"' '"'' 'o - III" '' '''.A
"o""'
''''' '''''''
"'' "''' matt. t,r-,t,.
sr,., .r .,,, ,,,,s, 10, p,,n.1,l,bta
wANSAuAEra & Bnowv,
Oak Han
s. T. corner SIKH ana Slarkot Streets
Some cheap ovcrcoau.
MUST bhLlVlous TINE CoNIECrloNS FoH THE
H"LlpN'-"e Woud announce TO our readers that thoy
can procure te most ueneouS auu De"u'u hne eontec-
IONS III mnhe 'aet'' AZ te estaotshmeht OF Mt STE
Pu'h F. Nh"msn' NO XIV MaiAot street. Tic Is con-
s''htH mAhuISo'hs every ueScripuoh OF preparation IN
susar rult ohoeohe' gum ec ana ms various cry'tau-
zaHons 'onser'es' commits oonoohs nancy osNes boxes
"nu various u''''S Suaoe 'o' no"u'S presents are very
are sure Of obtaining the best preparations in ne conoo
tons.
49, -.
ONuuNsh'' "'"y roy "Poh eo'''ns sHo 0'9'
MARE AN" HN"'lsliL CoNihoiioNS 'or tuo
Cnesnnt street.
UOl UOl YOU'RE GETTING BALD, ARE You
-,
well 'hAt u usOI'"hc' anu not 'iluie' pt 10 re-
main bald when so fine an opportunity offers to restore
,,rr at- hr rot,br and iihorsI ,,o or M N rov,,,s
80 @ '' - '',' 80 80 ~ ~ w ''' - '''
Hair Tonic, Is but little short ofcrme. Thlsyaluabe pro-
paraton oNces the scalp 10 new and healthy action
us o% O .o b ~ a ,o
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The Wreck Of the Steamer ''C0 ltin sntaI. -
CAUto December 9.--In consequence Of the
sudden rise in the river, the work o th5 s:eamlr
CoRtinentai, before reported sunk, has been
abandoned. She will be a total loss.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

We invite the attention Of our readers TO the
advertisement Of the Shekinah Petroleum Com
pany," 70 he found In our columns. It's capital
consists Of 800 900 ahares, OF 50 90 each the sub
scription price, for a limited number being 81 80
per share, full paid The property consists Of
some of the most valuable leases uoon largely
producing wells on Oil Creek and Cherry Run,
together with the fee simple Of several large
tracts in the very heart Of the oil region. The
Shekinnh begins It's career rs remunerative
concern, as It Is already earning a sum sufficient
to pay handsome dividends. No better proof
could be furnished of the opinion in which the
Shekinah is held, than the fact OF one subscrip-
ton alone Of over 100000 having been already
made upon the books Of the Company. The
books are now open ct the office, No. 432 Walnut
street, where further information can be obtained.
Coal oil shares, as we have noticed for several
days past, continue dun and prices are unsettled.
Noble and Delamater sold at II McEhonyat6;
Dalzell at o. Briggs at ST. Nicholas at A ani
Caldwell at 8; 80 was bid for Maple Shade; 81
for Deusmore Al for Egbert; 7 for Irving; and
q for Mineral.
Gold is very dull this morning, and prices have
declined. Opening at 2iO; fell of and sold a.
1881 at II O'Clock rallied and sold at 1888 a
Il ana lOo3 az 4 i. NJ MARKET looking rather
weak.
Those who are casting about for information TO
govern them in ninvestiug IN oil companies already
In existence, or in process of formation, should
not overlook the prospectus OF the "Cotter Farm
Oil Company" to be found in another column.
The property of this Company is Of almost fabu-
lous extent consisting Of one tract of 1886 acres
in WRrenAceunty, and ll67 acres in Forest
whole Of their land abounds with indications of OIL
and somo of the most valuable producing wells
in the State are located upon adjoining tracts.
The capital stock is one million dollars In
shares of $500 each, the subscription price for
the present being $3.50 per shares q working
capital is reserved Of $4,000. Mr.. G. l.. Davis
the late manager Of the famous Maple Shade
Well, lsmanager ofthe "Cottcr, and the interests
Of the stockholders will be safe I'm his hands.
From the character of the gentlemen engaged in
this enterprise, and the enormous area Of terri
tory belonging 10 the Company, II certainly
promises to become vastly remuneratiVe. We
should not omit to mention that there is already
in operation on the estate, one orthe largest saw
mills in that district, which is earning large
profits from the legitimate demand for lumber in
that region. The office Of the Company is Nos.
20 and "a Washington Buildings S. Third street,
below Walnut.
Reported by ClarksOn Co.. Brokers' No. III s. Third ST.
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CENTRAL FOSTER

NO NEW MOVEMENTS AT 0RAUAHsvGLLB, GA.
From ne RirApond Enquirer Deta1} RE
No new movements have been made In the
direction Of Grahamsyille, Ga. The Union troops
engaged consisted of four regiments OF whites
and four of blacks. About thirteen hundred men
were found on the dcld dead aud wounded
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NEW York, December l0.-Stocks are steady.
Chicago and Rock Island 1885 Cumberland Preferred
52ls Illinois Central 1888 Michigan southern. 72%
New York Central, l2l Reading 1861 Hudson River
lliI; Erie, - one Year Certificates OK; Treasury
f3l0s, 2l9A Ten-iorties lO0S; Fvo-TWenes Coupons
lQsla Connon Gs, ll6Ia Gold, 24SaI. ~
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Do You Know DEAN has removed to No. 4l3
Chesuut street, lie sells Tobacco Cigars Pipes. &c, atty
pcr than any other in this city. Remember
nam. No. ~ Chesnut Etreet.
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Than in amy house in Philadelphia.
wANSAuAKER & Buowv,
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The annual report Of the Philadelphia, Ger
mantown and Noristown Railroad Company has
just been published. From II we learn that the
total amount Of ordinary receipts for the year
Just closed is S426,l3S "a.
A comparison with the last annual report will
show an Increase Of passenger receipts ON the
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Great Britain, il shall be lawful Tor such
Justice TO cause to come before him any
person or persons having knowledge re-
speeding the commission OF such crime,
who shall thereupon make his deposition
on oath or affirmation, in writing, before
such Justice, all facts within his knowl
edge, touching the commission Of such
crime.
See 2. Such dispositions so taken
shall be kept on fle, in the office of the
Justice before whom the same are taken.
Sec. 8. II upon the taking Of said
dispositions, the Justice before whom the
same are taken, shall be of the opinion
that the same contain sufficient grounds
TO warrant the apprehension and drten-
ton for trial Of the person suspected Of
such crime, he shall thereupon issue his
warrant for the apprehension of such sus-
pected person in the same form as is au.
thorizcd upon complaints made by town
grand jurors.
Sec. 4, 1t shall be lawfnl, in all ca
SEES arising under the provisions Of said
Treaty, TO proceed in the manner ard
form heretofore provided by law, any
thing in this act to the contrary notwith-
standing.
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, Nov. %, 1864.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

Among which are School, Toy, Miscellaneous
and Blank Books, Pocket Bibles, Testaments
Family Bibles, Websters and Worcester's Die
tionares, both small and large, Weekly Papers,
NOVELTIES Beadle's, Monroe's and American
Tales, constantly receiving. In short have an
assortment of Books for old and young. Billet,
Note Foolscap, and Legal Cap paper; also
Perforated, Tissue and Drawing paper; varie-
ty of Envelopes Of all kinds, sizes and prices
Confectionery, good assortment Paints, Oils,
Varhishes, japan ana Brushes. Surgical In
struments; such as Pessores, Laneets, Tooth
Forceps, Phleoms, Rubber Syringes, Cupping
Glasses, male and female Glass Syringes, Breast
Pumps, Graduates, &C., &c.
N. b. Physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hours. Orders by Express or
Mail will be promptly attended to; also specific
orders for any article in my line Of trade will
receive prompt attention.
J. Y. GREEN.
Newport. VT, June 18th, 1864.
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An act requiring Of towns general in>
dex to their records of deeds.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. Each town in the state is
hereby required TO have and keep gem
rral index to all the books of records of
deeds in the office of its town clerk, such
AS is required by section thirty three,
chapter fifteen of the general statutes.
Sec. 2. If in any town where there
is no such index, the selectmen shall not
cause such index to be made within one
year from the passage Of this act, then
the town clerk OF such town ia hereby re-
quired 10 make such index at the expense
Of the town.
Sec. 3. Any town which shall neglect
TO have such index shall be prosecuted
therefor by indictment or information,
and shall be fined fifty dollars for each
six months neglect to have such index
after the expiration OF one year from the
passage OF this act.
Approvrd Nov. % 1854.