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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-07
STEAMBOAT LINES.

THE EASTERN SHORES sTEAMBeAT-ths
4 Steamer CAABEIDGE-leayes @A
No. lao Light Street Wharf, Baln- y
more At M, on SATURDAY
snd TUESDAYS for OXFORD HaSFoN nr aINr,
tsrEedisis landings on Tresd Avcra and Ono ptani
Rivers.
she has excellent passsssts and freight seesn-
oe a-u Ifo Liss, st. wharf, baltimore
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

Rs5~ Men are being arrested al over
the GoIt States for stealing cotton. Steal
ing tins staple seems to have been reduc-
ed TO a system. All conceaInent ba.
been throYn Oft and men who formerly
held high posltionsin tie communities in
which they lived, plunge into The general
bribery and corIuptions At VicIzsburg.
we are told, Gen, SlQcpm, has one hun
dred and twenty men under arrest, charc
ed with cotton stealing. They are being
gobbled up everywhere, and soon many
men Of standing" will be exposed and
brought TO eternal infamy. All engaged
in stealing government cotton viii be ex-
amined by Provost Marshals, and the
result IN ade kn0Wn 80 the Provost, Mar
shal General wh6wfil order a commits
SION to try SUCH as are deemed guilty =
Persons charged with stealing private
cotton wliLTne turned ever TO the
civil authorities We are sorry that such ?
condition of affairs exists in our State
and hope that the stlong arm of the law.
'V'th Military dua civil, VIII succeed III
wedding out those whose csimes and out
RACES are bringing disgrace upon the
South. As an Alabama writer says be
honest--5e just--though allthings earth
!y fail. WIth honor inlact-with eharac
ter untainted--with a tame unstained-
any people are wealthy and above the
and casualties of tickle for
tune. Vita God who ruieth in the
Heavens and among the children OF men,
there eau be no such thing as failnre to
people who are just and upright--it would
impugn the DIVINE justice and righteous
ness OF His Government if it were other
wise. Stand by your contracts-let other |
peoples cotton alone--attend to your
'wn busn ess-uphold the standard of
public morals--and aid in putting down /
I'll bribery and corruption-for, '.the
fuller Is terror 10 evil doers" Do this /
md you will be blessing to your race |
nd country, and a philanthropst, a /
,atIiot and christian.
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ncA-We see that the leading Southern
officers in New Orleans have agreed to
remain and await the developments of
he future, rather than go ahsad volun
tarily. The paper making this announce
ment says Generals Bragg, Loring, For
ney, Taylor, and others, have gone to pass
the time with their friends in the ia ta-
rior, giving their addresses to Gems Can
by, and offering to report when desired
Truly a sensible conclusion.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
Repeats all Laws il Relation TO the
Distillation Of Spirits on stats
Account
JAcks6N, Aug. %, 1865.

-" ACkSON, Aug. 70, 1865.
Ordinance passed ratifying all laws ana
Official acts passed or done since secession
not repugnant TO United States constitu-
ton and constitution of the State, as it
existed prior to january OH, lS6l,, ex
cept laws concerning crimes.
Also an act enabling railroad com panies
to Ray monies borrowed by them.
Inc ordinances repeats all laws author
izIng the Payment of. dues to the State in
Confedegate money, and, the distillation
Of spirits. on Sasfss accounts.
RAtiiies. all official acts, spsoceedincs
dsereess(sc. ofstho several coafts, with ali
sales made by administrators, and others
acting in fiduciary eapacity.
authorizes ex, caters and others to
compromise with persons against whom
they hold notes, as to the real value Of
the property tor5w hhh such nobes.were
given.
Authorizes parole testimony to be taken
to oYe1yfhpeatln erS or 4n2ti conttrscts con
temp!&ted specie or currency.
Rltifes all marriages consumated since
January 9th, 1851, whether celebrated
with the usual forms and ceremonies or
not
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24


IEJ@ The Postmaster General announces
that lie has made arrangemen's, for
carrying the mails on the New Otreans
and Jackson railroad from New Orleans
70 C .essron ansa vii he prepared TO pa,
the mails upon the other railroads in
Louisiana as s6on as Gov Wells celtiGes
to him that they are in a condition to
convey them,.afsd that they Will be in
charge Of reliable and proper persons.
II rcdsohable bids be submitted 10 the
Department for The porfation or
mails between county seats IN Louisiana
ana the nearest points on railroads on
Which mail service is IN operation, orders
will be issued authoriz NJ temporary
N all service 10 such county seats without
any UNNECESSARY delay. By Temporary
mail service" is intended service to
December list next, previous to which
time all the routes in the State will be
advertised for reletting from January
Ist, 1865.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

ATTACK UPON AN INDIANA OFFICER
Northern papers give an account of an
attack made upon Cen. Sol. Meredith in
one of the Washington hotels on the
night of the 18th by Lieut.. Col. Mcbride,
formerly an Off Ter ola negro regiment
serving under Me,edith, and now a clerk
ia the Treasury Department. Mcbride
protested to have some grievances against
Meredith which cou not previously be
resented en- account OF. military law.
Meredith was said to be getting the bet
ter of the affair, when the bystaptlers in
terlered.
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R.Y- L. CEAnNvIcE. Secretary.


ia act 10 Dsae the Jrisditj aa Posccr Of the Nqpor
Of The Cry Qf Msridiaat passed a. PAS: 2Ist 1863
Be It onac by tbs Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
OF the City OF Meridian, Thai all breach of
the peace aud violations Of the laws of the State Of
Miss ssiPPi como itted wihi the eorDnrate limits of
the CITY of Nc iijan, where the -: is not a f,,- or
infamous crime, siah b. deemed IN utF.rs against
the 60 porati N of the City 81 Meridian and shan b.
punished is rneanor under the r~oy:siore m
the 81 tute HI the Mayo o,ther with al vi6I,tfons
of orina and laws passed euacte BY said b ard
OF May u nd Alaermen. s...
Violations Of law in tiled b. fore the Mayor If
the City of Meridian. SHAH ne for the and benefit
of SAID city un icss oth*s wise expressly provided
So, 3 That in all cases re lines penalties or
foGeitures are imposed they shall be fer and sh:
extend and apply each AMI every davs 60 tinqapcq
Z" snch act or omission, when u IS Of continuing
character and in al on ereto Mavoris artor-
ized ven in his opinion the welfare oi the city re-
cures IT. to remove or cause t. be removed any
"tner place within withoGt tie citv any- aud
al persons goods, property, distinctions erectous
aud ntsane{s that forbidden by any of the ordi-
names; TO be r-luan in the CITY or any ,ast there
OF at :he expense of the offend r
- l. Tn in al cases wer.. the doing Of any act
OF tne omission 10 90 act duty Is regl;r,tl or
eoIoined and there shall hs fine penalty or for
,hfe oecf4red Tor It. every person convict thereof
dollars.
So BE itfurther enacted That in a cases il
the offender bea minor. the Parent. guardian or en-
and costs.
Sec 6, That in all cases where there is reason 10
2pprehend breach Of tha peace, or the Violate, Of
any daance vere any otrsor Is e,rvicted of arr.
VOCATION OF any # the ordiRan e. Mayor NAV re-
Haire bona with sIfhcie tsecurity such an a,no1nt
- ne si 'eo reasona1ie, that EerSan slai be
OF good behavior for tern exceeding twelve
months and II such person shall fs or fail 10 rive
suen bond he may be entih- in jail for such time as
K Mayor may require, not however to exceed the
tine flnted II the charter aad where such person il a
minor, tho arst Guardian or emplbver of the minor
Shall give cause the bond to be given
>kesIS fhsit unless othorwise expresslY provided
no ordinance r fepeal Of an ordinance Shall b. Of
force until three days ftee publication excluiing tie
hrst aay OF puoleAtion. Approved
JNO. ARMSTRONG. Mayor
Attest.
i; \. r CHApwtcE, Secretary.
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Notice to Holders # Genfe4eraie Cotton.

OFFICE Assist mt SPECTAI. AGENT
Urea URY BEREAVEMENT. &
DISTRICT NICKSBCHG }
III rfdiqA Mss. " 1lal. Ie6l.
Nj persons holding ts1t9f the Titles OF which was
vested ia The easaI Confederat states Govern
,leut and which hv The terms tIf s1irrssder il 9
property Of t1e United States Government hereby
E9b1stithSt aplitstiel oto ei A. DsIyey,l
s-pecia fs-A gent jSspn as.ss. } aa Ilie trietI,
Spsci. ss-slt, 5eTiast Mss. authorities Wiz be
E-ItBd Them deliver said Cotton st stated pai.ts 10
Agents Of tbs TTt and receive liberal com
ptnsatisA forkiirh stfeSs,sst y*9@fs sFEHfA
p ssats { "A Az 3Gfs.ua a.,n,
WM f. SFLLEUk
Aug. 15-d1t Fs a1&EfHa RtAJhieI Assistant :.
saa5 80 e .8sSszszis e ssssv- szssss 60
T AID. sBAc0N. All osi Pro3see r ss~<ev &c
- L. "A. DL.,CaS y -
aug e ijs
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24


EG3~ A meeting Of the. o Id Fellows of
the State Of Mississippi was held IN Jack
son on the 2lat inst, and was presided
over by L. 3, Mays, Grand Master. The
Grand Lodge decided that where Lodges
had ,@on account OF the war, been com
pelltd TO suspend wo,k k, that where such
lodges mad preserved their Charter and
books they are fully empowered to resume
work and where charters have been
destroyed, dspensations viii be issued on
applica ~'en to the Grand Secretary.
The following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year.
{ Parish, Clinton, Grand Master; Os-
car T. keeier. Columbus, Deputy Grand
Master; n. b. Evans, Jackson. Grand
Warden; John B. Dicks, Nalchez Grand
Secretary John Bitterman. Vicksburg
Grand Treasurer Thos Wostenholme
Columbus, Grand Chaplain; R. Il Mays,
Yazoo City, and Amzi T. Love, Columbus,
representatives to G. L. L. s.; A. j.
Frants, Brandon, Gland Marshal.
The lodges are required to send full
reports or returns at once, from July /.
1901, 10 JnIy I, 1865, and pays as follows:
On each member 81 on eacn inistation
81. on each lodge confirmed fiftv cents.
The next session will be held in jackson,
July, 1861. a-.st.
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pecial attention is directed 10 the
finances printed elsewhere. They
'ut IN force at once, and every
o9ld therefore become familiar
N. scThe ordinances will be cou.
J. morrow. H .@3 i1
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

reh. Az. Smith, Of the 10th army
las been made Major General in
guaar service, and Lieut.. Col.
OF his staff Brigadier General in
ln{eer service.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

}on mlsslou ami general merchants,
stthe Wholesale DRUG store If Jas. Conceal
Comm aud Magszina. streets, New Or
PrythnS belon ing TO the drug trade they
IRE, at prices based on The latest gold quo
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.V EFF e. u EDS.

n AIDES SHOE Sti .ita~s lss.n,orals anu raffstir
- q nt'emen' CATERS. C3Ifskis aid a nay shoes;
Haudker2lie's UoSe--I. aides sud Gen mems
Linen Cotton and Silk
Collars! inen and Papar, Ledies.and Gents,
- wing Cotton FL X and SILK etc.;
Pms Needles and ~ciss 3r9, Tb:mb-s aud Combs
All OF which propose sell at reason bic rates
as practicable butn not belnv c 81
at22diw l. a. DUNCAN & co
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Maj. Gen. C. C..tAndrews has
I'd his resignation and is now on
to minnesota, preparatory 10
ng to the civil pursuits of life
been commanding in Texas for
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as. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist.
common and Magazine streets, New Or
vs. prepared to sunply those in want of
medicines, with every thing app. raining
trade, at the lowest market rates.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

he Convention of Mississippi has
o general election in October. A
of candidates are already out.
lnoUncements will be found else
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

|EoPs IN GEORGIA. The editor Of
|hta New Era has been making a
E the line ofsthe Georgia railroad
rts the corn crop very promising
|at almost a failure aud fruit
and fine.
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gT LrcHrNfSc.4We learn. saws
iika Record of the 18th, that
n. > }. Dumas children were
hehtning on Monday evening
NO OF them instantly killed ;
; u Is believed will recover. Mr..
Fsides. we b. i~ve. IN this county
|ur mi'es from Society Hill.
|nory Nail.
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he seven thirty loan is now closed.
bsorbed in one year the vast sum
100000. Mr.. Jaye Cooke is Ger
he greatest salesman that ever
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

Especial to the clarion,l
Jackson, Aug. %, 1868.
The Convention has just passed an
ordinance declaring null and void the
ordinance Of secession, ard repeating all
ordinances of the Convention of 1861.
except the revenue ordinance, which is
lett tor such action as the Legislature may
see proper to take, having in view tie
honor and prosperity of the State.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
CITY ORDINANCES.
On Aot to Re2aaE al Farmv cty Lars, passed Al

DIN Act 10 Rs2eaL al Former Cty Lars passed gust
2lStr 1865.
Be it enacted by the B ard Of Mayor and Aldermen
Of he City OF Meridian, rbat all laws resolutions
ordinances aud public ac reIa ing the management
OF the uuniePa: government of Meridian plssad or
en- etrd a the ear 1860 and approved on til, 10Th of
june Of I'D year. be and the are hereby declared
repealed. !
SIC. . BE II further enactad That this act shoI
ae effect aud be in o,e from and after lis passs ge
Approved;
JNO. ARMSTRONG, Mayor.
Attest:
Y Ct,..r,,-rr-r. e-..-.--
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r. EnGle, keeper of the Market.
proposes to give all person having
es for sale, stall tree of rent for
eals.
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GACE.
THE M 1erSigned has est b isbed m IRON COZ
y Ton PRESS, at meridai,. fo- tn. purpose &
repackin9 END outing In order a Cotton hat parties
may de5 re - put in shippiog order
All cotton that Is mr. in Shipiug or merchant h
order ties owning the same " III fac it to the. in
terest To have 1t put in order.
Commis ion Merchants will find it to their interest to
nave Gttton re packed oefore shipping to market
Begging and EOpG furnished at Cost Prices.
G. w EREEIAN.
Meridian, Aug %, 1865 73t
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DFSrE~I FtL-y tenders lis n~afaesfbnaf ser
"a Vice sbz eisi eAs u Reridsl 20 :, ajrif,
ull IA uin ~ D5ug Store. l.Ri
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

Seven negroes have B9aH ARRESTED in
Savannah for swearing falselys acsifist =
white man with view To suhiecting
aim 10 punishment by the nlitittry an
thorities for some uff4nce winch they
alleged he had coynnl.,ed.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

James Nash. conductor on a freight
tram on the Macon L Western railroad
fell between two cars at Smarr's station.
August, aud had his head masheI. He
was dead when discovered. sd
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
1866 AUGUST 24til. 1865
NEW DRUGS AGAIN.
CETsEEe UECK
MRY,sEiA.

etFALFD pro0osais will be received bv tho undo
-. ed ~ j the 1T II September, for bufaiug q
Gn2rd use Or Cai5bnnsa in tue city ef h;er,iar,
AFTER tl~ lie wing Two stoties high with ten
t'at bah above and blow, tour rooms ei- teen f-a
so are the h1li ing be Of pine lcs c=ile3 inside
VIA t73n lnca iunhrfand ostslda wish one in Ii lm-
Der, well s. led: Il inch lurr W III rrf. v,,,
CONS ~ iTrst strY ruas feet From or to- &c IL
en- foaln7 - S. c"htS re- eihbt froYsl3.r T.
co 'HE whole 6Ulia.ng 10 20 wei shi g'-c Two yin
cow5 i'r' by two an half feet eae room secured
"ih SIX lron uaf7 10 each " ud3VV fyrr doors well
@P'Nfl-.aR 20 aRd half ocERg= yiaEh tbirk
good iocxsi nj ga5 i9fAs 10 eaef ssnr and stairs
'a"if 10 pes S,o~y. Tae building 20 b.. entirely
hn'ied al turhel over to the city y the day Of
- t0h-r, 1865.
AGt % ast. NO. ARMSTRONG. NJ vnr
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yVAZpED--A sCEFOtsL

y Y yOunZ com potent 10 teach the Higher
= ns in BrHnches asts tire Lausu -zs stn and
tIreef) Good r. ference given. Adir, q care
OF thi, Office. STAT. ug saial ~.
Aags ISt5-C9v& -
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A 90 rs SEEOES s. EK.gTg,

and various other articles sEited % county |rsde
~. Ireef"ot wi Taya 10 roBnec.;o wi III his .ore
An excellent BOOT and SHOE saop. ia Vnieh t,rtiers
for work will ne exefuteh wit tleatness aud disuat.h
We have secIIresf the enrvfcas II sir fsasc Lew Of
Gaflan7svIie We'll known in This part tate,
who wHt be riad 10 his a1frienGs at orr store
We also Il T tor sale. three nj - from Marion
Station and wi bin eight mites of y erdiau n First
RATE TAN RID. WIN hundred ana sixty
acres Of leno, well suafed uith new buildings ali in
pxceGeLt coad ten We will Sc this AT : BARGAIN to
charge bus iAess
aug5iif THPEFFO0T f. IVAPPrN
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TER
.ATES OF As9VERTESFNG.

= IA ~ ." = ma y p y , 70 u
wih be inserted FOR any time less
n month, at the rate Of OLE DOLLAR
FIFTY CE-sTa pcrsaqare for the first in
, and SEVENTY FIVE CENTS per
for each sRbsea1cnt insertion Es..
srtisenicnts ordered for one month, not exceed
, sluaros, viii be charged per square, TEN
..t.a .E.
arai deduction viii be made to those who adj
Uy the year. ...-. ..
lyertisements must be paid for in advance, or
nd Of each month
StPa ohArge viii be made for ~ advertise rnents
led inthe Weekly. a-iH. -fH
pirate charge VIII he made FOR editorial notice.
ate Of twenty cents per line"
ess CLARION. Meriiian Mis-
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4 he PSfEglsaSSg.
NO race.

A ND OTHER 4PTIST HYMN ROCKS, as wei
"a supplies CT srany Standard Religious Work
tor sale by aa22iIw /. a DUNCAN e. co.
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OFFICE OF suBcoNW1s IOlER7
EsElnEDe2R1 no aRaIsI.
sS. =, PACE.
Ne1'EECE

JUSTICE or THE PEACE, wal hoid bis conrt
!" On the SECOND SATIIRDAY OF e aeh month al
- : - u Tel - -rt1lau Mss arg - In.
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NOTICE.

Hereby fore all persons from trading for two
! oiniS-orv Notes. uayabie 10 Richnron Harry or
n' - Tor he sum of five huadre dollars nsoh hear
ing date about TIE lIta dav of MAY 1863 one OF
them pay she the first day of Jauuary 500 AMI the
other pa' anle the st ia OF ,.larv 1917 The
consd~ ion FIR :" icb said were .ieea h wing
fall d am therefore, determined not to nav tn, -,
unless c-mpslled by Law o to 90.
Au lU-d},. ANERrCIrs s GAvTN
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: - =
TIE DAILY CLARION wiz hereafter be
he'd on FULL SHEET, and no labor ora
spared 70 make it worthy the Patronage ,of the
i'll contain the latest news III TELEGRAPH
j parts 81 the United States inforHatloa Is "a
'dition OF markets intha most important South
les f''ii accounts Of the fIcasTlre5 now in pro-
1r the reorganization OF mississippi and other
m States, why variety Of interesting reading
THE WEEKLY CLARION will be published
Sunday morning, and viii contain the choicest,
ons frem the Daily together with an interesting,
original or selected.
ANNCUNCEMENTS
A. nouueing candidates for State Or Dis
hces- ,--.--- S90 %
uhty oIhces -.-..--....-- 10 o.
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TIIREEEOJT L AARREl.


A NNOUNC" that they are now rocei,ing ard win
n keep constantly haod good assortment cf
DRY GOODS. consin in part OF a
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r STREET. Esq. Of Pau'dfny Miss. il here
fti'a 4 and IN f}dfcsf Yoissriets IL III L sff}
y &n5 :. 9ef epuEts IL - Aic1 have hg.i.
I .s "a SID stIcts, during my, aasepee from lie
eta nc, an, wv. 81, PARut e.
80 70. 4eesA er-+E eea s,jeasef I5-
! =, ,SkOlsSse. EsErR STsaared. se
4 GOOD H0TsE SERVANT en- fiaa eruuiex
uaent - ARRIVING 10 L. .eIN Z p.
Aeg- le a.
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W. are atihar zad to .annnurce W.P! EVANS
a. dts, rs 2 eap1idtta tor Distriat Attorney Of
+ l8disi1 fis ret composed saf the CORN
l. tud"r1Hi@, Ia te Nay ne, Jones, Perry.
.taucock AMI PA.ttsou.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20

Colonel Charles B. Stoughton, and E;
H. Stoughton, were admitted to the New
York Bar, last week. The New York
Times, in noticing the fact, says, q one is
a Brigadier, and the other Major Gen
eral. This is erroneous. E. II. Slough
ton was, for short time, a Brigadier
General, but was never confirmed, owing
to his capture BY Mosby, and did not re-
turn to the service
Two thousand ladies in Manchester,
New Hampshire, have petitioned the city
government to enforce the liquor law in
that city.
Captain Hall, the daring Arctic explor-
er, now searching for the survivors of Sir
John Franklin's expedition, is a Vernon
ter,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
1 MEXICAN x FOREIGN PATENTS
II. III EDDY
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

Late agent Of L. $ Patent Office Washington funderthe
ActoflSS7.)
% State Street, opposite kilby Street, Boston.
After an extensive practice twenty wears
continues 10 secure Patents in the United States also in
Great Britain. France and other foreign couniries-
Caveats Specifications. Bones Assignments and an Pa
iefs or tor Patents eNecuieon literal terms
and with despatch. Researches made info American or
Foreign @oTAS, Ia determine the validity or tiiiy M Pa
tents or lnvention-aud legaor other advice rendered
III al matters touching the Copies OF The claims
any Fale furnished by reniiins 81 Assignments
corded ii ashin ston.
IEsrINoyIlLS-
Il regard Mr. Eddy Is Of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had ocia
intercourse CIAS- MASON.
Commission OF Patents
have no he>itatloain assuring inventors that they
cannot employ potent and trustworthy
AM more capable of putting their applications in form
10 SECURE Tor them Early AMI favorable consideration
Al The Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
NJ. r u Eily has made Tor Is applications on
all but ri which rtenis have been granted and thai
Is pending Such Die proei of great
and ability part leads recommend si iuyen-
tors to apply him TO procure their patents they NAV
be oi having the most faithful ention bestowed on
their cases, and - a very reasonable charges"
JOHN TAGGART
During eight months, the subscriber in cpuise OF his
large practice made on twice rejected applications ls
appeals every ole Of which decided his favor by
the Commission of Patents Ri EDDY
Boston, Dec ~, l3S&-l VI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
At Auction, Oct. 26.
AsA VALUABLE FARM,
ssSsf RESIDENCE
lllltS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

CAat "a II T., NJ
The subscriber offers for sale at public auction,
his Lambert Hastings Farm, of 22o acres, suita-
bly, divided into moving pasturing tillage and
about 60 acres of woodland. Said farm is in a
high state of cultivation and within Il miles of
st. Johnsbury Plain.
Also, II two-year-olds, Is yearlngs, three
vearold heifers l pair threeyear-old steers. l
pair five year-old oxen, about 60 tons hay, lot
straw. 200 bush, oats, 200 bush. potatoes, moving
machine, horse rake, carts, wagons. plows, two
horse sleigh, sleds and all the farming tools on
said farm.
Also, my House, Land and Buildings on St.
Johnsbury Plain.
The above will be sold on Thursday. Oct: 26,
at III m. on the premises, unless previously
disposed of. commencing with sale of farm.
Terms made known On day of sale.
ISAAC WOODS.
st. Johnsbury, Oct. 4, 1865. 7l-73