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ORDER REsToRED.-The citizens patrol
were out in full force night before last and
last night, and the result was that the most
be hoped that villains and loafers Of every
kind will soon find this an improbable
resting place, and leave for other parts
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DAILY USIos 0FFIoE,

@NfH@0f - N---NN- " 49,
Cotton is very weak, being worth but
80 10 ACC, perhaps 4oc being the average.
The receipts ere not large, and as there is a
prospect Of still further decline, we do not
expect a brisk trade till there is q change
There is considerable local demand for
provisions, and they are little 6rmer,
though there has been no change in prices
since our last report.
All other articles are al our last quota
tons.
For extracts on financial subjects, from
our exchanges, see the outside of to-day's
paper.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

New carpets receiving every day, by w.
". Berry a Co., No. 81 College street.
novIN-lrn
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GEw CARPEF HoUsE.-A large and well as
sorted stock Of CarPetings and House Fur
nishing Goods just received end opened by
VIM. ". Berry 4 Co., Nc. 81 College street,
Nashville, Tenn. oet24 I'm
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Get your wall paper at Merritt & Hills,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
ocfs-tf
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Choice Coal for sale by knight Bros,
No. 40 Church st., opposite Masonic Hall.
oct29stf
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the Shoals, snd receding. The prospect for
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OvE JoB oFFIcE.-Wo are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nsatsst style, and at the lowest
prices. at this oace.
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FoR sALE CHRAP "A good Smith & Wes-
son Pistol Apply At this Office. novSo-tf
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AUCTION SALE
OF
GOVERNMENT BUIlDIRGSlI

4 WILL OFFER FOR SALE, q Pubic Auction.
Il en- MopdEv, December An. 1885. the 6ilcuiuz
Oovsrnneut Buildings, e kdEehc Tenn, Enoan
~ The Cavalry BerracEsi
ID eir Buildings, esch i2sz2irsi feet story,
used a. harrscks.
% ons buildiag. lssz'sEas feet, story used ns
o) one baiiding. loorssrao ass. ,tssy, attended
inr hospital
a. one Ssie house. s,zai feet. rhsabore an com
position roof
o. TUESDAY, December sth, Ise5, st Nashville,
Tenn huildinga on CherTy EiTeei direeily norlh Of
Cedar couASs NJ q e
stable iflxlfKT fsot shlnes ro1l
Mes house, Ssxltrl0 feet. board roof
Forage house. zoxi6rii feet,
Oflfes eaters feet.
] Too house i1Eitzs feet
I wagon sned eonisrl4 feet.
In mar Of No IS North Front street.
I Building. 50xioxio sect, used a. Mess-house
7oEl8feoi, tuaied on Line street naal
trssuo work, ussf a. Qusriers
! Stable, ffx29E9 FEET. iu rear Of No. 10 souih
E1isirrs 10 rear Of Fsmaie academy, Churoh
sarssi near Chsttano0Fa Depot ccuanBg u
Conk house. foE2lriln
Launlry seEtizlo q.
/ hatn hon g. 1lEifx1a
md Broad streets, used e fesuslfrs slartesa.
Also. At CAMP e. in. cn Mufircssboro pike
liuildnz. 5oxl6xio r.
Sale 10 be made on the premises, connenciug n
l0s. A., day q sale. and the oi1gr Ia Ehieh ues
appear 10 tnis advertisement
ferna cash-tuIIdInTs % - ~ ncVrd 81 ruF
chaser VI thi ten 90 day' rom date q see
novs4 tdsc5 By mai. A. g. n.
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The two houses went into joint eonvsn
tion to consider the waterEorks report.
The report Of the committee was then re-
ceived and filed, and 100 copies were ordered
TO be printed, and the convention then sd-
iouEned I'll FridaY afternoon ct O'Clock.
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Examine the large stock of carpets at W.
W. Berry 4 Coz, No. 81 College street.
nOv1S-Im
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Cleanse The System Of all Im-
puFlliss.

q Dr. Gwayne'z -Purffsing Panacea,' %
-. saa9ns'a 1iooa-fafiiylss Fanarse."
itszaruta ic1for cuuur scrcflia. Old uicer.. BIZ
olnt rlalut. uicaTafad scr flfo.t afI e swell
a. daIz hioE1ef or 1eilc Il i1er 4lr, huIis. yc
l1a slun maia nus Or aaa Ilg des1i rne.u.ar1 aI-
leeI a. ull1lIl tee tnnE1. q n 1'u1aI nItIIull
pa7alei. he uelz an denlIl1ted or alT d.saaa
q zcrot Ilcua nailre "a II sue 90 do rco1, tHe
many t1rusalid ct munIaf Com ID pair OF he
world Wis prove uota nE eFa7 ditF Tesed eaa
compare VIA q ie cuuuI .1al cI4.1 b l71ur1frf
Eerturlzl and iyp1 $40 y aeanes 81 slo er pug
aia1oigg-uo hire 1al eFeE proved 40 al1ctaai /.
coa pie sy frai carng every F1slgs az iness asr-
gercnf co 1u7iaIntH.
certnIuiy.
DARK sIotehss o. nsiosis In lhs san oasaHuss
appear. lUa a Pslac a. ald e. uIrIfranl" W vi
Ell AZ ne sEin aud give a more 7caihiGl con
pieEo1-
10 BE- sure q getting iha pure nd geruue fl1a-
eesl ulIcna1e 1lreet al ils rr.nrIpal once % tr
aEaJne 1on. 20 NerIh rIktn s.fsei. Fnladeiphla,
or e. ia Drug stora q VI r g. 81 SMITH,
Ccraor cf CnurJh and h.ne sireais.
1aaftfIiIn
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FrHE IsfleENsE STOCK, roe Il. ~ THEE
= LAA,,k HAHEHooAs. ccFsri1r a. A.. Il
s.1o1 squarc FreL
Eui'tsees-fso Broataag = Is Grossly 81
Beng ~ L4s6 E5r ASSORTMENT &c.,.
ever en.,sc u NJ fer-. vi nas = said =.
si~y feaacsd pilees- haEsua A..
"a aa1urlDeui sladTs "a fs1f
cc1l1-fIu cod O WITT. ~ $500. a. \.
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Marriage Licenses sud every description
81 Law blanks for sale 81 this ofioe, OF
pfiated 10 order.
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Fer Sale al this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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Opera oloaks, made to order, at low fig
ures, by
oAxEEOE, GRIER & Co.
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al nlelr1i zen ald ttr rrIn7 rscor1r end Dr.
.lilCe ~ AIDS AaTf cHoLEgA NINTCRa Il
-ne on|5 ce.al fgueiy 1r y arI' "a ald u9sen-
lan'7i ela1Elnia. ald Csfm.hafiraa. aai u Taf-
lliil.o p efec. a cure 80 li qt1er mess harc
ielIfd eaps1.aIlT ohrogir CASE.
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Old papers. Qhe largest in the city forsale
81 this ofice.
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Buy your carpets st ". W. Berry 4 Co.'S,
No. 81 College street. noYls-Im
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SAMUEL SEAY.

ID See a the lzst va End Iestsnrsnt a samuel
ssay, usceased. I VII, on Sztlrdsr the 3c-h a
naceI1hsr. t8s5 eKpcsa % Futic sale On the PREM
szmusi Say rested ior 1aany yssrx prsFcus 70 hs
desih
rsuid Property VII b divided @ suit purchasers.
This los fonis On Sumner street us fest and asvea
isehes So sees snd three ioches a Which 4 vacart
he reese ~ srleniidfy ls1ur1Eed vita inEEe s-i
ruuaFb nansio1 hclss ard out III idines j. e 10
~ reb vim a. ssT N TIE Tusr and On Gee see.
nd 4 80 yards Norta q CetaF s.sset-
% Il er-ne az III also 81 a1rlheT % frcui-
- s5feef ca lacEao1 etrcet s1d run1il7 11.z 81
80 fr1er - Ne haSzEna o.
TINS rnada tnoEn O. 4ss 81 sale fele taeaoen
q 80 Il c'zIecs. NATHANIEL BAXTEE
r.rlE.td Adninlstraicg via vi a1texoe,
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any. ~. Nov. o. 1sss

gssnes Baker, Fec Nashville reuB.
DaaR STs-Eours Of The asa inst. was
received this morning. I don't know that
auissssand precisely The Information want
%. Z viii state thai siier Mr.. Clesre be-
cane Cashier, had nothing to do with, nor
did handle the funds Of the Bank. Nv
business was entirely 70 make up the books
weekly from the balance sheets printed By
Mr.. Clelge. Cashier, or IN other words,
Eas book-keeping, and entered any sad
everything Presented b. AR. Cleage that
Ptoperly came into my hands as CLERK.
Inc amount Of S5T, 500 was removed irora
ihn Branch % Nashville prior 70 the eEacu-
tien, aud never returned A large amount
% bank ana Coniederate notes was about Tie
sane time seli 10 Augusta, Ca. bat sobse-
susutly brought back, and / think remained
Ia this Branch up 70, or near the time A.r.
Sleage len with The Branch. ] don't think
thet eny 81 shc funds was sens 60 the
pareut Sank, which was. I think az that
uns iocuicd In Chaiiano5ra-
Laeze wee i think, 3 sery ls--, .,nnnt
81 notsa on han6 shout shat I'M ~ ll,ey
Nere Princi Pally C1uieasruts nos.s. - fbe
Aaa- laa pecn DONG business air,ost e,-
areif WA iaat kind q cnrroacv-rs,si,io.-
80 leyias {, eai, dong mach hesyieF
business teo iasi year al its nnr-,ts--. -
tbs place than ever before.
Yours, etc, T. N. ptea~,
since whiting The foregoing, porhaps j nm
1efsiand you better. ll yea mean ne rot.
tiat were cancelled aud chargei OF ssmr
year back, viii state that thev vaare N
sent % lie parent Bank, shat amount
AL say, but very large sIaouut. Ia rnirhl
~ siniolt = esrt Lead and althoorh the,
Nefe ehtrgea q and marked en- the VIA
PEI 'esneeilea, a large amount was n
esb nAfksas " 1gtllatsd u the .eagt, Al,
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- =. fS374FkESs, HW.rOErsa, w a. loan
Rg- n On. Tsss. ssssssii's Is =. Il
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yRIL YoUR UNCURaBNT MoNKY.-qbe
- following are ths rates sad By THOs. .. MARI
BROKER, corner OF Union and College street. fof
rncurnant money These QHotstions are liable 70
fuctuafa but nay b depeuded on q sufacient
length Of time for toe remittsnces to BE- received
hy mail or express, Il forwarded without dslzy
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b bis experience and pecuiIsr mode q adspfing
be Glssses % ne humaa eye he = enabled 70 usF-
snfee reiiEf IN amoet 81 casas q deislIy of The
eyes Heteeps on hard opera ard Fisld 0lsates,
SD f1i line u Optical and MafhemEiical lustTu-
meuta-
GIassesput d Old irauaes.
Aredrial Eyea inserted without e4isinEps1a-
aanla-An
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Opera shawls,
White Alpacss,
Hands me Silks,
Just received by
novs0-Iw
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some say "iour cures are zoo qlick, 3 uhle ON
ers doln. t1sir peligsoenes. and tnink hsf diseases
een ea. z % cured - iha "sl9s. recupeufvc pro
IT'S 9 our reply; ls heath. re boiy, Ike rel
ts---e4 tcA'e, - Ia state n cquintTirui Sea
Hlen, lon any cau4s. a1Ed goes enc sd al he
-eNe, - a.fe ne e-iacls a. 1.sease. Wrat b. r.
quisiie. ID % restore lhe % mai tsianes al e.,
a1rfa -
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SPECIALNOTICES.

Coal
We would inform the citizens Of Nash
vile that we hsve-r0W On hand a choice
article Of PittsbErg Coal, which We are
Offering to the public at reasonable prices.
Our coal is well screamed, and fee E. ON RI
and foreign matter. All those needing
fuel would do well to lay in their winter
supply now while the weather Is good All
orders left with Us will meet with prompt
attention, and satislastion guaranteed in AL
cases. KNGHT BE0s,
No. AZ Church street,
nov2f-Im Opposite Masonic Temple.
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Constitution Life Syrup,
l. the Poor Mans Friend. znd tho Rch EsEn
blcssl1E-
WILLIAM ri GREGG, n. o.,
sole Proprietor, Nea York
MORGAN ALLEN,
noV l8-3m. Wholesale prugg SIS, Agents.
as Clf street. \. y.
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Struma, Kings Evil Glaudular sgelnza. Ervsni.
elas, Z cessi on. salt Ineuai.
THIS faint theredIt1y snd acqlired,i hiine lfs
tias trcurahla
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NEW YORK. Sent. 26.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.
The steamer Alhambra brings Charles
ton dates Of the 23d.
Governor Perry has ISSUED procla-
nation ordering commanders of sub
districts and all officers serving within
the military district Of Charleston to
assist in organizing the militia as q
home police, under commanders of
United States troops, for the preserva-
ton Of order and the arrest Of lawless
characters. Each member of the mill
tia is required to take the oath Of allie
glance to the United States, and must
bear a good character.
The South Carolina Convention re-
fused to allow negroes to Gorm a part of
the basis Of representation.
The Northern mail was received by
the land route in Charleston in seven
days from New York, Boston and Gin
( Cnnati.
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From Troy.
TROY, n. Y, Sep

TROY, n. Y, Sept. %.
The steamer Rip Van Wrinkle struck
in the river this morning and stove a
hole in her hull. She succeeded in get
ting to her dock and disembarking all
her passengers, baggage and freight, and
then sunk to her guards.
Seventeen hundred dollars in money
and a large amount in bonds, etc, was
stolen from the store Of Freeman & Sons
in Salem, last night, by burglars who
blew the safe to pieces. subsequently
the thief and property were captured.
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propelI Her Sunk--E.oss of Life.

OGDESsBCRGU. Sept. p.
The propeller Buckeye Of the Northern
Transportation line left here Saturday
evening with passengers and merchan-
disc for Toledo, when about o'clock
Sunday m0raing she struck q sunken
rock near Crossiver Light in the St
Lawrence river, Z mile above Oak Point,
and sunk in seventy feet OF water, The
passengers were aroused but hardly had
time to realize their peril, when the boat
Slid from the rock and sunk.
Three passengers are known to have
been lost, named Mrs. O'Neil Of Oswego,
and Mrs. and Miss Aubry of Milwaukee.
As the boat went down three men were
seen in the water under the stern and it
is feared they were also lost.
There was not % minutes time after
the vessel struck before she sunk.
The surviving passengers were bro't
to this city by the steamer Champion, of
the royal mail line.
Low water and the extreme darkness
are the reasons given for the sad acct
dent
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Conflict of Authorities.
SHREVEPORT, La. s

SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. Is.
Provost Marshal Freedman has ar
rested Judge Sheriff, District Attorney
10th Judicial District, for trying ne
gro on a charge of larceny.
The Superintendent Of freedmen says
the jurisdiction over negroes, during the
existing Interpretation of civil law, be-
longs exclusively to his bureau. The
Judge gives notice of appeal.
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Canadian News.

LoNDON, c. W., Sept. -.
Seventeen thousand tickets We're sold
Yesterday for the Provincial Fair.
Today's proceedings consisted OF a
grand public and civic reception to the
delegates from the maratjme provinces,
and another to Sir Morton Peto and
party who arrived at noon and made a
hasty visit to the exhibition,
Sir Morton Peto made a speech full Of
kindly feeling toward the American peO-
pie, and left for the east at three o'clock
this afternoon.
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ern, mixed to good, $50 1850; fancy
and extra, $50 a 1850; Canada, com. ex.,
$50 $40 extra good 10 choice $50 a
u.25.
Corn-Ss a 50.
Lard-27 a 81.
Butter-Ohio, SO AZ; State, 40 a 50,
Sugars MNscoyado, Is a IS is;
Havana, 13 IS,
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 81.
The steamer Kinsingt0n has arrived
from Boston.
Gov. Wells proclamation calling fOr
the election Of Congressman and State
officers for the first Monday Of NoveIn-
Der was issued to-day.
Carl Schurz has arrived from an in
spectiDg tour in the interior Of Georgia
and Mississippi, en- route North.
Gen, Osterhans has assumed command
Of the department Of Mississippi.
Gen. Slocum has gone north.
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JENEF-u Gas5ue,, Mass, Aug. atb. OF
dvsentry nd mynrs. NAV k.lE. onIv child Of
A + ana Amanda r J.nne. sreI ) wears and .
mon u.s. ,t.' '''''''''' "a '''7' Gu S''' ''''
once we hqIa little darling:
rye '1oI wears sac cug en-, our ue"I'S'
D1' ''s aus aug came anu .lvn ueF-
Alas. 'h"' We so soon must FSFs.
DICkERMAN-lu Rur'a and, on the 25th inst.
Mrs. Mary A, WIFE OF WaTen L, DlckeTman,
Funeral at the house on Thursday ut o'clock
r,,r,,,,r ,,., .. ,,n
7 a La Il VI "IloI IT, ~, L. sept -f'-'
frshR, we OF M IL l. y uleI, - t,., G IT
uue'al it"oh '+e ~ me u 10 -,
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Prom Albany.

ALBANY, Sept. %.
The investigation Of charges against
the Mayor, Comptroller, City Inspector,
Recorder and Corporation Council of
New York city commenced to-day, be-
fore Gov. Fenton in the Executive cham
Der. The answer of Mayor Gunther was
admitted as satisfactory.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. -.

" AohiN6ION, sept. -.
Ug, Hopkins appointed in July,
1eG3, with Surgeon White, to examine
The Audersonyille prison, produced
.estey to Gen Winder, in which he re-
ported the causes Of disease and NOR
ta.ity to he owing to the large number
OF prisoners, their entire abstinence from
vegetables, wautot barracks, inadequate
supply Of wood aud water, badly cooked
iooj dltby condition Of prisoners. NOR
b'd emenati0ns from the ravine. and
recommended the immediate removal Of
I"0oO prisoners, the detailing of prison
er> 10 cultivate vegetables. the imme-
date erection Of barracks, digging of
wells, dividing the prisoners into squads.
each under sergeant, to be furnished
"-VASoap and clothing, and if unable to
w mis- to notify the federal govern
ment also the daily inspec+iop og the
OaAe house and cookery, the covering
win sand Of the morass, and the adopt-
ing OF other sanitary measures He also
-naoe suhary recommendations to i'm
prove the hospital arrangements. which
were greatly inadequate.
Dr' hopkins submitted his report to
Seon White, who said it was truth
iu-, and he would sign and transmit it
70 1ed' Winder, but he did not sign it,
ana the witness did not know whether
anything had been done to carryout the
suggestions.
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Locomotive Explosion.

... CHICAGO, Sept. %.
Alocomotive belonging to the Western
Railroad exploded this forenoon, killing
the engineer and woman named Mrs.
Dyer.
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, Sept. 20.
In an ARRAY at Lyon Park, last night,
two brothers, named Daniel and William
Clsfley, were stabbed, the latter dying.
The murderers escaped
Seven witnesses were arrested,
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stocks.
New York, Sept %.

New IoRE, Sept %,
Stocks, market heavy. Gold, l,44 ;
Coupon IS, l,0G 5-S; 1910 coupons,
9il-i; 30 coupons, los; treasury
notes. 90
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Markets.
New YORK, Sept. 26,

New YORK, Sept. &c.
Cotton - Middling Uplands, as q
Is IL.
Flour-State $50; extra do, 100
$40; choice do, 825; Ohio S.75 600;
choice do, $40 11.25; Western, 7,60;
common to good extra do, $50; South
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Box 1854


COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The
" undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District OF Rutland,
Commissi ners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands ofall persons against Weltha
NJ. Gustins estate, late of Walingford, in said
district, deceased hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purpose of examining and allowing
said claims al Fishers office in Cut inRsvlll in
the town of shrewsFu ry, in said district, on the
fourth tuesdays Of October and December, 1865,
from l o'clock p. m. until O'Clock P m, each of
said days, ard that six months from the 18th day
August A. D. 1865, is the time limited by said Of
court for said creditors TO present their said
claims to US for examination and allowance.
Dated Shrewsbury, Vt, the Esd day of Sep
TENDER, "A, d. 1865,
A. l.. ADAMS, lCop,r,,rs
SO JAMES HUNT0ON,
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Fire,

CINc1NNATI Sept. 25.
The Covington sailing mill was burnt
last night.
Loss $4,000.
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Collision.
NRw YoRK, Sept, "a.

NBw IoRK, Sept, "a.
The steamer Oceanus Saturday morn.
ing, collided with the sloop Jacob Dur
gra on the sound, cutting the latter
nearly in two
Mrs, Sarah Davis OF Port JEFFERSON,
and her two children We're drowned
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Death of Gen. Revere.

BALTIMORE, Sept, &c.
Brig. Gen. Revere died at Morehead
City o few days since.
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4 TELEGRAM from Gov parrv n prosi-
dent Johnson dated co,uulula, :. e.. Unc
10Th SAYS:
1"e convention nave lei"a'1" '"e VI
Anance Oh secession Inc 'lv'99
nave reported IN IaFoF "' 4ooi'SLl"a
slavery e4u"'@'n7 IePIe9enI" '-on' 9,e1,-
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or' oy 'ne people, amt ,"''"7 viva VIC
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WI" pass Livery '''u7 mere 10 "''''lli-
nous
IhompNon' " delegate regularly eject
ed by Inc northern clIIzenS al De@o'oIv
was permitted to take ms seat
New YORK, Sept. -.
John Il. MoraIcons, Warehouse Super
iuteudcnt here, has been removed.
General Hooker and about sixty Of his
officers called upon Secretary Stanton
to-day.
The C0lOrcJ people Of New York and
Brooklyn celebrated today the ami
vcrsary Of President Lincoln's proclama-
ton freeing the slaves in the district Of
Columbia.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-09-28

Several other persons We're injured
two fatally,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-09-28
NEW FANCY GOODS STORE.

MISS Il. MOWER would inform. The peopIe
of Rutland and vicinity that she has openei q
Fancy Goods Store In the rooms fornerIv Il.
eupied by Ms. Atwell, on Merchantai Rev.
where may be found good assort mept az "a,
fuiand ornamental articles, consisting IN part
Of, Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Enbroid.r-
ks, zephyr Worsted, Nets, Dress Bsttona, Rib
bons, Corsets, Hoopskirts, and yaeiekv Of
other goods too numerous 10 mention.
Mrs Newer hopes BY attention to the wants
OF Customers, 70 receive share Of patfslaep,
ssptl3asf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-09-28

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The
~ undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District of FairhaVen,
Commissioners to receive, examineand adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against William
Johns late OF Pouney, in said district, deceased
hereby give notice that we will meet for the pur-
pose of examining and allowing said claims at
the residence of the late William johnson, on
the 18th OF November, A. D. 1866, and the 18th
Of February, A. d. 1866, from 8 O'Clock a. m.
until O'Clock p. m, each of said days, and that
six months from the l4th day of August, A. d.
ls,j, is the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their said claims to US for
examination and allowance.
Dated Poultney, VT, the Goth day Of Septem-
Der, A. d. B65.
HENRY SHAW, lc.m,.,
60 DIN. GIDDINGs, rs'
dmon 29s3w@