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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-23

reg ~ MT. NoTRE DAME, RBADIEG, OHIo,l
4r...t -tir November 10th, 1861. J
Mr., MARTIN:-This is TO certify that we tried the
Fnrnace you huit for us, and are satisfied with IT.
OnT EoOlns are amply heated. ~ .-ilsTr Hul .Hr
Yours, respectfully, .,ou,,,.,,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-23

AtRetail in Columbus by
J.R. COOK. R.J0NES &SON, ,S. e. SAMUEL.
GsskIBERTS, THRALL &BENHAM, SCHUELr
LER CO., aud for sale by 10 aafftl ,bsf io9Ha "a
Druggists Everywhere.a
febls-dktwsowiy -Li;sA shft'- ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-23

'''"' CINCINNATI, April 2s, 1894.
Having used, during thepast winter, the Hot Air
Fpruaee manufactured and put up by Mr.; Peter
Martin Willingly testify to the very general salts
''ON - 1''O So. -. ]. G. GULBERT SON..
E|l-A 'H .."'' -n' 3s6 West sixth Street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
= -. - y -''N''J'--
The End Of Slavery.

The very phrase is startling to o Southern
man it is we'll Digh appalling. And IL is 10 longer
more Phrase; is now an afs"!ute faef5a stern
aud bitter truth. In our paper Of today vii be
iuunl ie;rr"clumation, or rather. military order,
of Gun. GILMORE, announcing thut '1c3P,opie Of
ii. I'orA rneenrr free esrens of tic Unit.d st'r'
Major Gen. GILMORE is in command Of the De-
pa!,myA of the South, comprising South carolins,
Georgia and Florida.
This e,uaneii,a;l. n Of the savrs is notIdoae, 60
fur as can see. read. or earu. Constitutional
ly or by any process Ct law, but simply by mill
,ary authority. It is, nevertheless, a fact that
Slavery as an institution hes ceased to, exist in
the South Weennsider it unwise andibinaiciuuss
in any public journalist to attempt to encourage
in The minds of the people of the soath;:any nope
Of the perpctuation CT longer con,innaiee Of The
institution. Such course would be, in;our orin-
ion, sally misleading them. And NC eaJ 50 for
hc following good reason. The Constitutional
amendment ascithins, slavery throughout the
United Stite, has mol been passed by thG Lrsisn-
;urcs of ,hrcc-:outhsot ot ,ne >ia!rs, ipkv 'siASs.
| NO nan VIII AIS eyes "fr" ""u''"'u' ~. ANSAS
are Thirty-s;z States il, the Chon, aodiof 'hese,
twenty two have nlre:.y passed this sronstitu-
ticnal am, nGmeht; cohstquen,iy, fves only are
4 wanting tu make cut Ike Jrce-four' hs: When
these FIVE shall pass lie said amendment, it will
then Lcc"a.o IL part Vi tue organic lsw Of the
lard. And. as VIC suii nhovs. What man with his
eyes open, can doubt Tut that Ave ont Of the four
teen Staies ling, w;ll Vote for the amend
| mert. We honesty believe that more than one
Third Of these States that are called Southern
States would v.tc rur it today. And if they
should do so or If five more States, let' t en- lie
where rhey 1a,y, should pass the ancrla.cn, thus
would the matter be s>ttl.d And then four only
ros ih!c bopo) would Southern statesmen not be
at.e ;n rht for the institution on the aoors Of
tho halls of Congress.
But putting tl,s Constitutional am enament On
ircly cut of sight, or granting that :hree-fourth'
of the Legislatures may never pass it, we honest
l4y believe the case would remain the snme. The
slaves are now liberated by military authority
and, If need be. their freedom will beenfOrced
ed and made permanent by tho same power
Might is right; or rather might makes fight.
Would 10 God all this wero othcrwiscb But we
must accept the. facis as they arc; and all things
calmly considered, il w.rc best for our people to
at .ncs recognize tue truth that Slavery lie at an
end.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
Important Orders.

Maj. ALLEN, Provost Marshal at Augusta, Ga,
on tho 2ol inst, promulgated the following or
ders:
"Parolsd Officers and men who do not reside
il this city, required to leave for their proper
places of residence within twenty-fours alter
their arrival, unless they obtain special written
permission rom this Office, which will only be
granted in extreme eases.
"Cn aud after tho 21;h day of May, ans per
son courd ut.on tho ;rocts, or in any "thsr public
llaco dressed in tho uniform of an officer Of the
so-calodr" Confederate SERVICE" will be arrested
and tried for ,nisdemcanor before the Provost
Court. Those who cannot-obtain citizens clothes
mast take froW Tic gray cloth. all military bat
tons, trimmings ur essignia of rank"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
An,1her Yon1hfni n.artyr.

LAURENCE Y BLAND, son .: Col. JoES BLAND,
of Granitvrille THIS ycung soldicr WAS killed
q. Dcrtonyil'c, y. c., or the 18Th M'rrh' whi'c
intropil'y pushins forward to the front. Lis
Captuin has .jast been telling us Of LAURENCE
BaAsp's unsurpassed bravery and high moral
worth We 200 knew him; and knew him to be
as a,u;ab!c II homo as hc WAS brave on tbs fieli,
No life more vaiuahie than his has been sacrificed
lurn; this war, in which so much precious blood
has beeu poured out like water.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
Gen. Gi.more,s order.
lIe.per.nr.es, prr4sr'r OF rne Scr1'', :
HILTON lIssn, 5. O., Nag 10. lSI2. }

c1,r,
ueADeC:ET"Es' i'1rtHI "s a.,
hilToN-hEs" ,. ~ nay ''' ''"'' ,
General uI7erS
No. 90. ~ .,.n.,,h, :t-.
]. fhc P'oc"l"at''' ~ - ~ ~
ling hlnsrl ''c:' r'''f oi sou' =, N',.
dated tl'a':4"aFt.' .''.'".": 49,
-. 1919: ''e''''s'iS ','s 80,
aild prop ;fy o' L." ,,, q, ,.',a ,r
tue Limits "' I'VE NE ;~'''''''' "e '.''
aud accou t"d ,o' 'Y 'h' a2s',,S - ..s
appointed l1r ,'';!i !;'tSe' 'i'' 'H'f,,'T' '''-'
i the subsistence aud other ares a'a.! oe ">c',
for the r9;iefSai 'n'. n"'l'lt al -. o''''e f"u
the precla,na!ion ot .'o>cp- J. b'own, s'y'iag
himself 6 eernr ''' 'I'"sl hS,,"' u y, ,. '..''
Capitol "t b" S.e, OF voc 'Fi'. ."'.. i 80,
re4n'T:'S 'h'' '''n' e'' "'''' TT - -.
General As:1"h' '' ''+.' ~ -, 'S'.,s:..!''" 1T,
session al tA' C'!"'n' ~ 80; tn" ,i
Mnnd:Y TAO :2o'h Ut May. leh2'; "'" VIE
proclans!i:i ~ y y - iI''': e'y'','E n'''-
self Acting q r"r'''r :" t!fH-": 60" %: S'
Tallahassee IN re = n Gay '' -iF''' '0'''
giving Ea,;cs and dn.eilo'i tAat an e'ec'''n
will je ,lsi.i On "Wednesday: ihe n DAY o.
June. lS;J, for 'i''ynri!or q; tue S'Me @,
Florida; are each a'",; oil c. 'hrm 0eaiafsa
null and v,'ld, 1t having brcolne xnoTif 10 m @e
from trii> wni ty :ntsH;':,'n' ha' nc are
s.id \. u Nagr@h. D /. ,rt*a ;i an, 81. ~. N N
Nilsson, ere da'"y"' tg 'ne n'si STATES;
having c'"uniticd snrd 'u 1!Vrri "''S !
,rcaSor ara'n-, t.'e >;''lie. ~ aGn,rhs l" 'he'r
enemies ami e'ving them ain ".'f c"I"''F. {,
Tie re,sots uH'' pe"rie to " Ion the proc
lama.ons hyrelu; nv,c fired Il have been
respectively addressed, are tl;eEtfYre e. l"l'ted
AMI cotninsuded to give no heed whatever
t',.7e,oser III any Orders F'spc'ar'as'ofs: OF c>Hi
mi~sious, OF commands, ,mana:,ns tl":' !Ar
so,,s clsinirly the right 70 exercise the io.c
f;,..,. and authority OF G vern. ir either 81
a.. Srot.s ef South Ca,n!i.a. Gearsie OF
T,j3rids unless tic same ai,al! have been pro
,o,lrs,...! .ry he advice or cunsc,lt ot the
iaa Iiu;tsS S,ass a,,,bor;tics.
~ Tho n,,,;,y urd wishes of the General
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31

negro NAGgASrY.-ln tie absence ef a
we'll defined civ:!..ulhor,tv, NC prtMans cur
citizens may rely upon til. energy and promp-
t;tnde Of Ga... wilson, says the Macon Jaur-
nal, to guard thcm against the daily incr.as-
ing evil of negro vagrancy. This class of peo.
pie are in new positon-onu for which
they are uniit,ed by education, and tho bene-
fits OF which they will never realize, until
they Can have an intelligent appreciation OF
the obligations imposed, as we'll as the priv
ileges conferred, by freedom. They must
now be made apswerablc to laws which gov
crn free labor as social institution.
They must not BE permitted to roam the
streets at large in idleness,, trespassing upon
private premises, nterrupting those who ara
employed; and seeking, perhaps, an opportu.
nity to- steal something. The interests of tho
community, not less tAan the interests ofthe
negro himself. require that the latter should
b. made to ccnf4rn himself to the new order
of things, and earn his own support by honest,
laborious industry, Or to be placed where his
iHdolcnt procivities will not lead to vicious
practices, and pernicious influences.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
,ourxe of Gov. Magra,h.

In the Columbia PkoenGr of Wednesday,, 2@tay
9Th. is an official communication FROM Gov.
NAcrAru to the people of tho State, announcing
to tn, m :ha., in consequence Of orders issued by
Gen. GILMORE. the functions Of the Executive
Department Of the Gavornmcut of the State are
su.rcudcd fo- The present The address oi Gov
MAcraru il full of wisdom, patriotism and high
f.cling. We regret that the paper containing it
was handed US too late to enable US to insert this
address iu cur present issue. We will present it
10 ouT readers next week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
Another Amnesty Proclamation TO he
fsSueu.

Tho 7ril"ne's Washington dispatch, Of the
18th, says: "The coming Amnesty Proclamation
is already in typo. aud pr"u; sheets have been
under consideration for several days ~ the Cab
iret. II is understood that it will prefer allegi-
auce to all he have servol in the .rebel !armies
mp to Il certain grade, aud when accepted, full
exchange and pardon be made.
1t is also said that the full scope and limta-
tons of Grant and Sherman's terms of amnesty
are to be referred tc, While those officers who
shall have bcon convicted Of horrible cruelty per
petra, ed upon our prisoners will be triod, and if
""r. icted, punished.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31

w.The Now York Herntfs Augusta, Georsis,
dispatch, gives an account of tho occupation
of that city. Gen. Molneux, of New York.
took formal possession Of the town on Msy oth,
and found about 100000 bales Of eettou, ten
million dollars worth of ordinance, and other
rebol stores, and forty-ave thousand dollars worth
of bullion. A part of JcG. Davis. spesiO train
was captured, and one hundred aud oishty-fre
thousand dollars in gold secured.
gIt is said that Mr.. Davis will be confined
ut Fortress Monroe until his presence shal be re-
ouircd for trial al Washington.
ag-Gen ortega has received such an immense
response to his Mexican emigration scheme that
bo appears to bo bothered aa 10 tho means BY
which he caa get them to Mexico.
ey-The passenger fare frsm Savannah to New
York is $40 in cabin, and $50 in steerase. That
is cytnrlinu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31

he wanting. Cotton owncrs RAY rest assured
that tits now perfectly sa;r so far ~ least as
any interference or the part Vt The Govern
msui) f.rihtm 10 bring in ard dispose ufthcir
cotton i'!;o ull' Il ruirr;,r ~illbe guarm
iced, upon il, arrival, aud such 'hcr protec-
iiun and safe con,lict a. lhc Asnt may be
able to obtain for cotton in tranSiIu will lie
freely Afforded.
t'is hop"d tiat before lon9, enterprise will
rpcaup b tier and safer :'.r;,ns Of commuii-
..,.. iur wi,h, ami ire''sptt,..'iln 10 Savannah
l,a nnw exists. Ii tbe '1n.'n'ime, and until
That takys place "wrer> I r;'ttoc Mt distant
brnin.S. .sir,u.s Of mara s..:,.e il at Savannah,
will doubtless be abl' y: .i.ys,. temporary ex-
petients for accomp!ishin. i'int end.
T. P. Rom.
IS. Purchasing Agent.
Approved:
G. GaovnR,
Eceve, Major General Commanding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
Relating to the Sale of Gotten.

We call attention to tho notice, published in
another column, Of T. P. RosB, u. S. Purchasing
Agent at Savannah. Not boing in possession of
tho Act referred to in tho fourth paragraph Of
tLs notice, We cannot explain to our readers why,
or upon what grounds, oac fourth Of our cotton
is to b, taken. and retained by the Government.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
He ERTISER.
JAYEs'T. BACON, GDITsR.
- - -
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1863.
r.nmenlation i'll Rama.

Our happy lahd is ore broad NaIa. In
every quarter. molhers are Weeping for their
clilir.r AID refusing to bc conlior'ea Geeause
they ale not" r'dinss hare iu,t reached our
IOWA rhai IlEyny r, srAxS-hl",e. toy-alm"st
ci;li-is dead. This is ihc. third son "idOwed
motler BIS given TO The South. God lie with her,
REN:Y SrAyX, rri more than sixteen, n"d S'en-
Ger anf :r,gic as boy cf ;arr'een w"s n'eD
her or Co. X. 2hd ReS.., s. {. Artillery, lie
,ii.d o' typhoid f.v.= contracted in caisp, ct
the tuu>e nj . fit.irs lazy in North Carolina.
slon- ti.r rs'.wnv of his sixteen sears, bloom d
,ie >wce: flowers. Honor. 'riuih and Purity, and
80 enarc! t':em ir"nl lude fo9t-step or
wAn,nr t"nr!.. T" tie last, their lovcl;ncss ilca
with ana pride ma!y a loyir. heart, and
e~crmore will their sweet fragrance lilrser in
d.sula;c homo.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
Concerning ;:reedmen.

Rev. DR.. Fnrxcfl, Of G.r. SAxToS's staff, and
Capt. BnYAxr, Superintendent of Freedmcns Bu-
reau (for Georgia, or i."' os Georgia. have
been making .pcoch.y i. Charleston and Augusta
on the sub.at Of tho future relations iouiy as rc-
CARDS 1a;or of coursc) be:Neea the whitc and col
o.ed people of the South. We will publish these
speeches, or syuopsc; of .,;:., NEXT week. DR..
FRENCH is, We undcr.t Methodist clergy
luau of Ohio or Illinois captnin BRYANT is c.
Maine man. They are s.i.; to different sections
of Georgia, lecturing ui.on ihis matter; and ma
king arrangements connected with it.
Suffice it ia ssy the present occasion, that the
speeches of ihese gcnt!cmv', are fair and coneiia
tory, aud tia, their advice an.srs and freedmen
IS wise and cc,umcuishic. IT rather strikes us
however, that they do rot exactly know what to
do with the Elephant; whether to stand him up.
or put him upon his all-fours, or lay him upon
his side, or tern him upon Els back. VIC shall
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
Thanks fer Papcrs.

We are sill! without .maii,. but orr friends ars
kindly 'ruindlul of us. For papers given US GU
ring The past week, orr thanks arc hereby tsn-
derel To Gov. PicSrS:, Mr. R. IlorsroN, Dir.
Taos. Bones, aIr. .T-.epG scnIEMEE, Mr. Ben.
S1nuIsep, md others
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
crS. n.1Lcck ro cEy. surrMAX.

regret your DECLINING my imitation, and
The uplricndly spirit manifested ia yonr note.
Ifyou kneE the feeling in Washington, ..
the Var Department, in rsgarl tcyour agree
lue::. with Johnston. You would appreciate e
the motive cf my iispatch.tp .tp stich you 'i-
f-r. Permit me t, assure y1m oi' MY kind
feeling toward you, personally, A"G my nigh
admiration for your SERVICES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
GEN. SHERMAN To ugy. nALLvcr.

I,liiak understand both he circua,s .nc.s
anI tl.e men sufficiently welt i" a7p'"e.:;.
the motives of yonr despatch. Both ye!. ai
Mr. Stantorf send ne warning to beware ri
assassins. did not ti:cl k..nw Thai 'he So
thors Of the warning were themselves the as :
sassias had ~ fear.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
Cen. Forrest Dead.

4 despatch from Cairo, dacd the lSti, says the
Memphis .trgn', has information that Forrest was
,Glcd at parkvillc, Aahama, on the 18th, BY four
Of his own men, to aycnsc the death of six of
their comrades ordered to be SHOT by Forrest tho
day before, fo- exultng over The news of the sur
render Of Tohnslon's army, which Forrest did not
believe. We regard his nfsrme'ion Hs doubtful.
-" A eenvenl.a a. nc i"y:'l citizens Of Mis-
fssnl.i will be Ilplt! al .iek:h :hurg. on the 9Th of
June, fcr the purpose Of re re-orsnnzing civil gov
erninent in The State Of Mississippi
-4- .
Colonel Rhctt Of South Carolina, for leng
time in command al F9f; :;e'aptcr, recently took
the oath of allegiance at Fvr. Delaware.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
CEN. SHERMAN 20 GEN. uALLrcn.

Your preferred Hospitality is respectfully
declined. had hoped to pass through Rich
mond without The painful necessity OF meet
ing you. Your recent advisory dispatch to
the War Department is sufficient explana-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
Notice.

rH,IE Partnership of. CHARLTON 4 CART
LEDGE has been dissolved by mutual can
sent. -. oii hi'N nv, .'
May 80 !" 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31

I As you will be in Richmond in n few days
allow me to offer you the hospitalites OF my
house hore, where | shall be eratifed to re-
ccive you, aud contribute 10 make your Sc
iourn here agreeable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
Sherman vs. Eia!Yeck.

New YoRs. May l5.-Thc Hcrall's Wash.
inRLnn Special says:
Uron ihe arrival here Of Gen. Sherman, it
is probable that very spicy correspondence
between tim and Gen. Halleck will be brought
to1ight. The original letters are not here
but the following is The subsistence Of them.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-11-24
farmers department.

Temper IN TREAuNe SrocK.-The
farmers stock around him partakos
more or less Of the quality of the own
cr or those who attend upon it A
mans influence is impaired to his
beasts, particularly the horses, the
woiking-cattlc, and the milch COWS.
a man Of irrascible temper gets up
nervousness in n horse or a COW Tho
brute becomes afraid Of him; and, if of
n vicious nature, is apt to be hurifully,
spitefully Influenced, perhaps ii1c-
claimably spoiled Whereas n mild
tempered, diacrimiuatiye man will
1adually smooth down the aspeiitics
"a harsh disposition. We have known
rich COWS, wild as deer, brought to
smooth tractability The man is u
pciior and his superior influence
Il be communicated. Wise stock
IN keep fools and irriiants out Of
,ck-yards.
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-11-24

SELF SHUTTING DooBs Sometimes
doors will always swing shut when
opened wide, and at other times will
fly open as soon as unattached. The
reason is, that the casing on which n
door is hung does not stand perpen-
dicularly When door will swing
open of its own weight, the casing
leans i'll the other direction. provided
the hinges are alike and put on in the
same manner In some cases the cas-
ing leans so that the door will strike
the floor or carpet before it is opened
wide BY removing the lower hinge
and putting on one wider by an inch
or more, so that the turning point Of
the upper hinge will be exactly over
the corresponding point Of the lower
hinge, the door will swing either way
alike. In order to hang the door so
as to shut itself, put on still wider
pair of hinges at the bottom. SO as
to make it rise little as it is opened.
Then the door may be opened at near
ly a right angle when it Will close itself.
This arrangement will often be found
more convenient than a system OF
pulley and weight, or door spring.
Gates may be hung in the same man
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-11-24


Sailing AND PAcMNo Pork. i viii
tell you my mode after an experience
of thirty years. ] allow the hogs to
cool after killing take out tho bones,
crib and spine cut off the hams and
shoulders --thon cut the side pork in
to pieces of convenient width--put in
quantity of salt IN the bottom of the
cask--then pnt IN course Of meat
laying the pieces on the edges then
n covering of salt-then another course
of meat, nd'so On until the cask is
full. The whole is carefully kept Gov
cred with brine as strong as salt and
boiling water will make it, skimmiug
the boiling brine so long as anything
rises. The brine is put on cold, and |
am careful to know that there is al
ways umdissolyod salt in the barrel
1t is not found necessary to scald the
brine in spring. l sometimes use salt
peter, and sometimes not Hams ant
shoulders are sailed in separate casks
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-11-24

fs3- There are three kinds Of men
in the world, the Wills, the Wonts,
and the Giants. The former effects
everything. The others oppose every
thing. 4 VIII builds our railroads
and steamboats,; 1 Won't don't be-
heye IN experiments and nouson,e e..
while ! Can't grows weeds Tor wheat.
aud commonly ends his Days in tho
slow digestion Of bankruptcy.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-11-24

Coon FrFD. There is more in these
words than most farmers imagine
ley embody the great secret in sue
ssful stock growing Without good
I'd we cannot have good stock.
it'll good feed all Of our stock viii
k well and do well
Do You want to raise fine lot Oh
hogs to be slaughtered? Give them
good food. Commence when they
are pigs, AMI feed them well TIL they
arc killed. Aud You viii have good
hogs and largo return OF money
when they are sold All kinds Of stock
should be kept growing and constant
ly improving 1t is dead loss foi
stock to gain none. All they eat is Sd
much loss. II is so much hay on
corn, or oats out Of the TURNER'S peck
ct, or rather ont OF his barn. But il
there is Il constant gain, be gets back
his money for what he is feeding ont
nd be is carrying on the stock bust
IS successfully and to some purpose
ecd this, brother turner's. Sec that
lere is daily improvement in all youi
iimals or got rid Of them at once
he very hour they cease to improve
III begin to lose money. With good
ed, and plenty Of it, they viii con
niue to grow until fully matured
and they will continue to fatten til
ready for the shamble
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-11-24

81 Miss Harris, whose trial for
murder absorbed so much Of the pub
lie interest in Washington city last
summer, and who was acquitted on
the ground Of Served him ripht,' is
now making living in a millinery es-
tablishlent on Broad sect, Rich
m)nd, Va, Under an assumed name.