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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15

GREAT -SALEsoF IRoN.-On Tuesday next,
the 18th instant, at twelve O'Clock,
from $50 to 800 tons of railroad iron,
consisting of 7 rail running from 2i TO Is and
from 5 to feet, will be sold by the command
ant at the u S. Naval Station at Mound City.
For full particulars see advertisement in ano-
Their column.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15

The GOVERNMENT SALE OF PRovIsIoNS.-At
the sale of provisions at Mound City yesterday,
Mr. Eldred, of the City Hotel, bought the hard
bread at 80 cents per pound, and afterwards
sold large portion of it at 40 cents per pound
A good spec.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15

THE GENERAL ANDERsoN.-This boat did
not make her first trip to Columbus yesterday
as was anticipated, but will do so to-day on
arrival of the train.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15
- - -

CoRINTH DAILY ENQUIRER. This is the n anne
of a new paper to be started at Corinth Miss.
Mr.. Shoup, the business editor, called on us
at our Office yesterday.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15

e-Steamboatmen are informed that any Job Print
ing Work. left with River Repor
ter John McKee, placed in his box at the wharf boat
will receive prompt attention.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15
Police.


Squire Bross had dull day on YESTERDAY.
Three men were fined for neglect Of performing
road labor; one woman permitting her tongue
to run on its own account; and one man for
getting drunk and acting disorderly, constitu-
ted his entire days labor.
- "
kERNEY.-Our friend kerney receives our
kerney can keep a news depot as such Al in
stitution should be kept, and does it. If you
don't see what you want on his counter, ask for
it, and ten to one he has it laid away in some
secure place expressly for you.
The Post Office Depot is the spot
For news, for news;
The Post Office Depot Is the spot
For news, say
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15

ANOTHER GOVERNMENT SALE.-There will be
an extensive sale of miscellaneous variety of
Government property. in Columbus, Ky, COM
mencing on the sd instant, and continuing
till all is disposed Of For particulars see our
advertisement.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15
TO.DAY,s ADVERTISEMENTS.

Wanted-A partner to go South.
Wilcox l. Gibbs Sewing Machines.
Auction sale by Parker.
For New Orleans steamer NJ. 5. Mepham.
For Vicksburg, steamer Kate Kinney.
For New Orleans, steamer Ruth.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15
from the st. Louis Democrat, Nov. H.

ST. LoUIs.-Produce dali and flvoring buy erys Flour
reg ted and unchanged; Wheat unsettled with
c1e of 1iGY2c on Old receipts No. Spring 41@1 A;
cned lg1lc No. /, 52.@5ic; Oats dull and lower
closed at s029c for No. Provisions dull Potatoes
dull
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15

Corrected daaydy Il. r. Taylor, city Engineer
THERMOMETER AN. NJ. PM.
so 66 50
River Al feet inch below high water mark of 1862
Rise in the last "a hours 5 inches.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15

WILCOX & GIBBs.-The sewing machines
of this popular firm, are becoming deservedly
popular, and the demand in this section Of the
State has been so g eat as to induce Mr.. a.
Commings to establich an agency for their sale
in this city To ladies who desire an A. No.
l machine, We would advise to 90 No. 80,
Eighth street, between Washington and Com
mercial Avenues, where they will be enabled
to select from a large stock always OH hand
there. Fa
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15
Steamboat Register.
Wednesday Morning.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.

Gen. Anderson, Columbus. Plain City, Paducah.
Ben. Stickney, New Orleans. T. L. McGil, St. Louis.
Eleanora Carol, 6 Louisa, st. Louis.
Madison, IS Mariner cincinnati.
Emperor, Is Caroline "
Marble City, Memphis. Darling, 6
Charmer, Evansville McPorter, Johnsonvifie.
Tennessee, johnson vile.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15
New York Markets.

NEW YoEE, Nov. Il.
COTTON-Quiet and dropping at s0c.
FLOUR-Du and unchanged; 2J@S 50 for extra
State 1JGl9 10 for z. ii. o.
WIEAT-1M12c better l 75G11 50 for Chicago
spring and Milwaukee club; S95l 80 for amber Mil
YANKEE.
RfE-Duli.
BARLEY-Quiet.
CORN-lc better 5000 for nnsound; 9209s, for
sound mixed Western.
oATo-Dull and heavy; 45@52l for unsound; COO
So for sound
PORK-Firmer; SO 25G533 62a for mess closing at
SO % CASH.
LARD-%irmer, at o4012Slc.
WHISKY-Drooping, at 1902 Al.
PETRoLEUM-oOiss $4,000 for crnde; es@ss for
refined in bond.
LATEST MARKETS.
FLOUR-Closes quiet.
WHEAT-1@12c better
CORNI1c better.
OATS-Dull and declining.
WHIsKY-1@2c lower.
PORK-Frm 80 %.
LARD-DuI and heavy at 2412SA.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15

New York Stock Market.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rMEs]
New YORK, Nov. A.
sTOCKs-Active and higher; Money, on call, per
cent; & RI 1863; Mil P D G 1913 8 8; do % pre-
ferred, 50 Alton I Az Marietta & Gin, LIST pre-
ferred. 46 PO NV L 1881; Erie s1s do preferred
"a; Reading 114a; NJ G IA; N 754; G 934; 4
325 do preferred 65s A Tel 70; Mariposa III !;
NJ land grants 49, one year certificates 81 Mo IS
964 certificates 29t Erie, ST. 99l; Erie Sd, 81
N.Y. s6s; Hudson 1913; 6s Of 'si, registered 1o5! !;
1O-4O coupons 81 1905 81.
GOLD-Opened at 147 and closed at 14Ii.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15
Our New Mode.

The articles of goods numbered from up to 49,,
600. 81 800 consisting of pianos, meodeons, gold and
silver watches, sewing machines tea and table setts
solid silver tea and table and forks, etc. etc,
and the other 81 800 articles of valuable ewelry,
and toet. cases, photograph albums, opea face sve
watches and fancy articles in great variety. $500 no
tees numbered from to IS o0O printed and put into
sealed envelopes and well mike and one of these IL ia
ken out and sent to the sending to % cents to
expense of hostage correspondence etc. and the
article of goods corresponding with the number the
notice will be to the holder Of the Immediate
y f he desires to purchase the artce the receipt
of Two Dollars. For instance, if the number the
tce sent to you should be 800 and piano. diamond
sett gold watch should he numbered 800, it will be
sent to for 81, and for every article in our list
of q, 900 articles.
eAfter receiving the article, If it does not please
you, you can return it and your money shall be re
funded.
IS cents must be sent to pay expense Of postage
respondeDce, ETC., on one notice
Remember, that whatever article corresponds with
number your notice, you have it by paying Two
Dollars for it, whether it be worth 800 or $500. And
it Is for our interest to deal fairly and send out fine
articles it gives confidence the public and thereby
increases sales.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15

Receipts per HI. Central .saiiroaa.
Since last report.
LOCI bbs flour, ga bush corn 8 $50 bush oats 2 500
lbs butter IS cords wood, II O0j feet lumber 235 bush
potatoes, 80 tons coal.
Shipment per Railroad.
Since last rep,rtl
95 bbs dried fruit, 1l9 plss merchandise, 81 bales
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15

HIBERNlAN-The City Council on Monday
evening" in compliance with Il petition from
the Hibc:nian Fire Engine Company, presen-
ted by Alderman Winter, unanimously appro-
Driated the sum OF $50 to SAID company to
aid them in removing their engine house from
its old location, the |. c. r. R. Company
having notified them to remove il from off their
land as it stood in the way Of contemplated
improvements Each fire company in the city re-
ccives from the corporation $500, annually and
the $500 appropriation to the Hibernian for the
past year had been exhausted by the neces-
sary expenditures Of the past season.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15
GOLD}lss5, 1856, 1ss7{S|LVER
TO S II 5, 0 0 O.
s z! S a! $ 2!!!
TWO DOLLARS J
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS.
Our lew TMode.
One of our Gold or Silver Watches
or Silver Tea Sets for 81, as
below stated.

One Of tea sets, of pieces Of gold sill
is worth bushel Of the cheap dollar jewelry.
We have adopted the following mode Of Distribution
by sale Is geo articles of vaIne
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15

Together with their engines, tackle AMI fsrnltaTs.
Five ( per cont. Of a. purchase money 20 be depes
tied at time Of sale, and the balance within nN 10
days thereafter.
Bills Of sale will bc given by the ComAndant Tor the
Navy Department.
Dimensions not given above will be furnished 81 the
time Of sale.
About 2,595 fati,oIns chain cable,
from to inch; also
TJVO STEAMBOAT BELLS
COMMANDANT,
noyt?w q. =. Navsi Station Msuns CITY, Tia
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15
WANTS.

Wants, Lost, oand, To Rent, snd Per-
sona =, OF exceeding four lines, VIII he
Inserted In this column, ond~r proper
hendings, at the rate Of ID cents ~seb
insertion.
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LOST.


MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED. "A partner TO 60 South. Young
w married man preferred. smaI capital required.
Call at the American Hotel. n0yis-H@
-
WANTED orrcspondcncc-Iiy the Young man 'i,si
w examined on the evening ~ the ~, WIN
young ladies ~ Cairo, for fun aud general
ments. Address Box 12I, Mound city, ills.
nov3-tt# J.WNs
CTOLEN-Prom the house ~ Mira CmrBor, Otig
- Levee, carpet sack containing Clothes bOts sod
valuable papers. The - value a. hus
myself and II they returned 10 ~ Ter ~
lace, directed TO me, II will confer great favor
OWEN WYNNE.
w ANTED--f5j "A Month.-Agrns wanted tina, can
w from t& to 800 month and all sNPspses
paid. For full particulars address, with stamp v. =.
LOCKWOOD, Detroit, Michigan.
nv ANTED-$75 per month and all expenses trid 20
w Sewing Machine Agents. Address d. Is. ask-
RINGToN a Go b.. Detroit
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-15

RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NE VS..
Isen's Of Onrgoss ar~iuing and departing-Condi-
siSn Of Western Rioers- Weather and Business-
Boats Leaning 7o-day-Boats Dwe-Our 7hanks-
Tennessee Rising Fast-Oppositiom IN Johnson
ellie Iiade-Munayum& Capt. Jas B. Archer-
Accident to the Wdgoner-Duke Burned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-21

BOlNiON. A. bis residence in Orwell De-
lIth, jeremiah BoyntOn, aged S. years
HAYWARD-In Clarendon, on the IAN inst,
Of congestion oil the luugs, Cordelia. wife Of
lleaZer Hayward, aged Is years.
COBB--At Aliddlebury, on Saturday, The 10th
OF Chronic Darrh@a, Henry Ii. Cobb, aged Is,
hr Cobb was q printer, and former employe
Of this office. Il only about two months since
his wife died very suddenly in this town
sMITH.-In Clarendon, on the 4th ins,.. Cls-
risss, wife OF Hiram Smith, aged 81 years
SANDERS.--In Sudbury, VT, Nov nth, 1865,
of Typhoid Fever, Dea. Lyman Sanders, aged
IS years
Sudden and Unexpectedly has the summons
called another from this lte-~we may hope, to
higher and purer one Though the promised
term Of years Wac given, yet his usefulness was
not outlived-full Of physical energy, and engag
ing in useful duties with the ardor and viyacity
Of earlier yeare.
His departure caste shade OF sorrow. and
Sst E aa Seer bis resdennIce r from his brtb iii
his death. Like sunshine and air, he was eX-
peCted in his sphere and accustomed places. In
the house of God his seat was seldom vacated,
where with the Congregationaltst church he had
in early life commenced, and for more than thirty
years presided as deacon casting an influence
aud example in honor of the God he worshipped.
The advancement of Chrst's cause, and the
extension of the gospel at home and afar, was
Al object of his deep interest, prompting him TO
increase An ardent friend of Christ through
life, in death we may trust he 10 not from Him
denied, but in His likeness awakened fully salts
fed where death divided ties will feunite
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-21
AYER,s CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the repid cure Of Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
HOarse'tess, Group, Bronchitis, Issoipient Cor
sumption, and for the relief Of Cogsisptptivc
Patients in aagonce9 stages Of the disease.
SO wide is the field Of usefulness and 90 numer-
ons are the cases Of it's cures, that almost every
section Of country abopnds IN persons publicly
known, who bavo been restored from alarming
and even despeI ate diseases OF the lungs by ia
use. When once tried its superiority over every
other eNpectorantis too apparent TO escape OBJ
sefvatiOn, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
TOR the distressing and dangerous affections Of
the pulmonary organs that are incident TO our
climate. While many inferior remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been dis
carded, this has gained friends by every trial,
conferred benefits upon the afflicted they can
never forget, and produced cures too numerous
and too Iemarkable 10 be forgotten.
We can only asslIe he pubne, tina. lie snslity
Is Csrefally kept up 70 the best it has ever been,
and that may be relied on to do for their relief
all that il hss ever doae.
Great numbers OF Clergyman, Physicians,
Statesmen, and eminent persOnRgeS, have lets
their names to car lily the unparalleled useful
ness of or remedies, but space here viii not per-
NIT the insertion of them, The Agents belrr-
furnish gratis the AMERICAN, ,A.-.res IN Which
eoruplai-so Euey cure,
Those who require a. Alternative medicine 20
purify the blood viii find AYERS CoMP. EXT.
SARsAPARILLA the remedy to use. Try it once,
and you will know It's value.
Prepared by J. G, AVER A Co, Lowell, Ne g.,
and sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere, at
Rutland by FEKE & TuTTLR, Pom 4 MoRsR,
CSC, W. CHAPIH. Avs
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Washington News.

WAsREGroN, Dec IS.
Gov. Corwin died at hatpas. two
this afternoon Present in the chamber
at the time were Senators Davis and
Guthrie OF Kentucky and Lane OF In
diana.
The Senate, in executive session to-day
confirmed the nomination o. Herman
Keromann as consul to Berlin.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
The following note has been addressed
by Mr.. Seward to Gov. Parsons
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WASHINGTON, Dec. lS, 1885.
To has BretAeney, Lete,s f. PaysO.,S Prorts-
loDo! Govenor, State Of Alatama, Mont
gOtaDy.
Sir: The time has arrived in the
judgment of the President OF the United
States, when the government and con-
duct Of the state Of Alabama, may be
submitted to constitutional authorities
chosen by the people thereof without
danger to the peace and safety Of the
United States. Therefore, by direction
of the President OF the United States,
you are relieved from ,hD trust which
was heretofore yepused in you a. Pro-
visional Governor oF the State OF Ala
bsms, Whenever the governor elect
shall have accepted and become quail
fed TO discharge the dnties Of the exec
utive officer, you will transfer papers
and property OF the STATE now in your
custody for his exce.lencY the governor
elect,
1t gives me especial pleasure to con-
vey 10 you the Presidents acknowledge
ment of fidelity, Loyalty and discretion
which have marked your administra-
ton. You will please give me reply
stating the day on which this communi-
cation is received.
have the honor 10 be,
Your Most OOd't SerV't,
VIZ. II. SEWARD
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

TBE GREAT FEMALE EENEpY TOR rage LAlsf-
TIES.
These Drops are scientifically ,pu10l1isd
fluid preparation, and better than aaY Pills,
Powders or Nostrums. Beng liquid Ghetr &C
ton is direct and positive, rendering .atn go
liable, speedy and Itsin pee ito for the C1.e Of
all distinctions and suppressions O; aatG.e.--
Their popularity is indicated by tn facS chat
over 100000 bottles are annually sod nd con
Eumed by the ladies of the United States, every
one Of whom speak IN the strongest terms OF
praise Of their great merits. They ara rapidly
taking the place of every other Femaia 2enedy
and are considered by all who know a2gat 81
them, as the surest, safest, and mos lnGaIlibls
preparation in the world, Tor the oUga Of al fe-
male complaints, She removal OF al s5trUotiCns
of nature, and tbs promotion OF heath, cegu-
larity and strength. Explicit direct ons stating
when they may be used, and exIlsla ING when
and why they should not, nor could rot be used
withoht producing effects contrary % natures
chosen laws viii be found carefully folded
around each bottle, with the written tiqnasure OF
John L. Ly on, without which meme sre genuine.
Prepared by Or. JOHN l.. LYON, t95 Chapsl
Street, New Haven, Conn, who eau be consult
go either personally, or by mail CanclosinR
stamP,) concerning all private dlseaasa and e..
male weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price Si.5p,
G. g. CLARK G. 90.
Gen'l Agents for u S. ana Canada
novladeod&wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-21

mhl roeui'. IN harmonious restoration
o' the relations OF these States 20 the
Ns.donal Union.
The report OF Gen, Carl schurs is
hereby transmitted, as required by the
Senate.
No report from Hon. John Covode has
been received by the President
The attention OF the Senate Is Invited
TO the accompanying report OF Lieut.
Gen. Grant, who recently made q tour
Of inspection through several OF the
States whose inhabitants participated in
the rebellion.
(signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
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New York News

NRw YoRK, Dec. 10.
DR.. Il. Attenclass stabbed man
named Carson this morning, instantly
killing him. The murderer was ar
rested.
J. r. Crawford was horribly burned
by benzine In Ann street this afternoon,
which took FIRE while being drawn from
'cask. He ran Into the street all In
na-es, presenting q horrible sight TO
the Lblic, and was finally saved rom
oeins rned 20 death by being rolled
IN mud he store was saved from DIES,
trnctlon 10y We use OF AQUA ammonia,
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h'"" savannah

wv YORE, Dec, IS.
The steamship saL1acinto rom sa
vaunah the l6th has al,Ived. The sa
vannah Herald contains order. from
Col. Bogart, putting the tow, O. Thorn.
asyille, Ga, under martial Law a. tbr
municipal government Is unabl. % pro.
tect the lives and Interests OF its inlab.
itants, or prevent the attemp; a. assas
sination o. unarmed United states sol
diers.
One JarDold and the City Marshal
Atkinson, Of rhomasville, arr to be
tricd by court MARTA! for s.ahb,ng an
unarmed colored soldier
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LATEST NEWS.
by TELEGRAPH.
washington News.

NEw YORK, Dec. 10.
Washington special TO the Post
states tha'vhile the President was pre-
pairing his Message the French Minister
emphatically stated that the Emperor
would much regret NV expression in
The message that woul6uake 1t impos.
siole Tor him to recede fro, his Mexican
scheme without humiliation. The Min.
ister also assured Mr.. Sewaru that the
French troops would be wiearawn
from Mexico in q little while, and -,kad
Tor patience on the part of our Cove.
ment
II is reported that Gen. Logan was
satisfied there would be no difficulty,
and that the Republic OF Mexico would
soon be rcinstated.
New ioRh. Dec. 10.
A Washington special states thai Sec
felary Stanton had sent in his reSigna
Ion and had insisted npon is accept
anCe.
New YoRk, Dec. 10.
The Commercials Washington spe-
id says The President has sent Gen.
Grants report on the condition Of the
Southern States to Congress II pre-
sen,s the Generals observations during
rs lour in the South, and expresses
ggea; confidence in the good faith OF the
Southern people, in their readiness to
accept the issues OF war.
The Posts special says the committee
Oh appropriations have made deduc-
! on 0: several millions from the naval
appropriation,
The committee on the bankrupt law
Lave unanimously agreed to report on
jerks bankruptcy bill.
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Markets.

NBw IoRk, Dec, 10.
Flour dull state 700 a 7.45, ex-
ira do sos a SIS; choice do $50 q s.45;
Ohio $40 \ $50 choice do $50;
Western 200, common to good extra
do 845; Southern frmer, sales 400 bar
rels mixed 70 good $40 9.75, fancy
and extra 1900; Canada a 10 c better,
sales 25O barrels common extra sos u
& 30; extra good TO choice $40 a HOO.
Lard Is q 10.
Butter, Ohio % 80; State 20 IS.
Sugars quiet, sales 100 hogshcads =,
Porto Rico ID IL a IA 81; Muscovado
12al3 "a Havana, 1000 boxes u "a
sl27S
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PERRY's MOTH AND FREcKLx LorloN

sS~ Chlosma, or Mothpa,ch falso Li,srs,o,. /,
and Lentigo, or Freckles, are oftcu very annoy.
ing, particularly 70 ladies OF light Complexion.
LOT ,ne mseolorod spots chow moro plainly Cd
lne Mee OF blonde than u brunette bat they
ration that win etieetnaliy remove them .si,host
sl9Hf9ag re 6rfafs or eoor efthssiir Is certain
~ 2 desideratum. DR.. ID. Q. Perry, vhu rae
made diseases Of the skin q specially, has dla.
IL 90 once prompt, infallible and harmless.
Prepared only by ID. O. PERRY, DernnAtoio.
gist, No, 40 Bond Street, New York, and Cor sale
oy all druggists; price 50 per bottle, Can Cor
PERRY's MOTH AND FREoKIR LOTION
Sold by sn Druggists In Rutlsr1
declSdA WIN
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W A 10 TAG A. y .

LAWTON-HOXIE-In this town, the 18Th
cst., in Trinity Church, by Rev. Roger s How
Ayd, Dr. Lewis 7. LawtOn and Mise Anna l..
HoSie, both of Rutland
dEER-GUERNSBY-In CastetoD, Dec. IL,
1865. at The residence Of Dr.. Joseph Perkins, by
Rev Lewis Francis, Mr.. Charles p. Geer, OF
ogdensburgh n Y, and Miss Lucy A. Gnern-
sey Of Castlelon
ALLKN-COLB.-In Ludlow, on the l4th
!ust, hr Ad.lbert Alien Of Weston. and Miss
Vinie Cole Of Ludlow
WEBSTER ERCE.-iu Ludlow. or The
10Th inst, Mr.. Aes Webster Of Wslingtogd aud
MR. L. w Pierre Of ludlow
WILRINS-GANIE.-m Barnard. w., on
The 18th met by the Rev Mr. Wright, Ar
Douglass wilkins Of MeudOu VI. 10 Miss Ann
Gavin Of Barnard VI.
hiN-HAMILTON-In st.Jamee' Church,
Hydeville, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. 0. Hop.
son, Mr.. William W Pitkin aud Miss Sarah f
Hamilton, both OF Fairhayen.
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New Advertisements.

IOMMISSfO> Frs NOTICEABLE
~ undersigned having besn appointed by the
Hon. rrobate Court for the District OF Rutland.
Commissioners 10 Teceive, examine and adjust Ell
es inns and demands Of sll ersons sgsinss the es-
tate OF Susan Robins on, late OF Cuthngsville, IN
siid dis rct deceased, hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purpose of examining and al
lowing said claims al the house Of g. II. Mover
IN CuttinssYile the 9th Of January and Sa OF
June, 1866 from one o'clock P. n. Until
four o'clock p n. each of said days, md
thar six months from the 18th day Of Decemser,
A, d. 1866, is the time limited by said Curt
fer said creditors TO present their said CLAIMS to
ms for examination and allowance.
Dated at Cuttingsyille, VT, ;he 10th dsr Of
December, A d. 1866.
W. IL. Il. OWEN, H.,
81 JAMES uUNTOOS, |ou"'
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respited, and his sentences commuted 10
life prisoument. r...... -...............
NEw YoRI

NEw YoRE, Dec. 10.
Stocks strong, Gold l,46 7.s. go
Coupons 1903 S,s; 0.4ORegistered 90 5.s /;
Treasury Notes 9s; l year Certificates
81 "a Missouri 70 Ia New York Cen.
tral SO II; Erie 81 rs; Reading l07 la
Michigan Central III Michigan South,
ern 70; Illinois Central 1913 Pittsburgh
50 Ia Northwestern e?TSs Nmh.
western preferred 623s Tue-', IA;
Fort Wayne l057.si Rock lslaud ~ -,
Milwaukee 4 Prairie du Chen CO; Chi.
cago & Alton l05; Canton 40 : :. Cum
berland -; Nariposa 10 ID.