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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-09
EXPENDITURES.
Estimated surplus Of receipts. ). slll6s

Estimafed surplus Of receipts $l1f6S2 Sl6 70
The past due debt on the 3lst of October,
beside the compound interest, the United
States and the fractional notes, amounted to
| 1873, $1,000; debt due in 1866 and 1866, to
SlS7, ,549, ,64646; debtdue in 1867 and 1868, to
SS4S, 1923 SOL so. OF the latter item, $3.50, :
OO0O 600 consist of $40 notes. AS they
are convertible into bonds, only at the
pleasdreof holders, the Secretary desires
to be authorized to fund them, whenever it
can be advantageously done, In advance of
their maturity. To meet deficiency for the
present fiscal year he desires authority TO
sell, in, his discretion. bonds of similar
character, to reduce the temporary loan, to
pay maturing certificates Of indebtedpess,
and also to take up any portion of the debt
maturing prior to 1869 that can be advan-
| tageousIy retired. 1T is not probable" re-
| marks the Secretary, "that it will be adVis-
able, even If iteould be done without press
| ing them upor the market, to sell a much
larger amount of bonds within the present
orythe next fiscal year than will be neces-
sary to meet any deficiency Of the Treas
| ury, to pay the past due and maturing OBJ
| legations of the Government, and part of
| the temporary loan, and to retire an amount
of the compound interest notes and United
| States notes sufficient to bring back the
/ DuSlutSb Vi buS EOuhbII va HSolInlCI SOH-
| dition. But no barn can result frem in-
vesting the Secretary with authority to
dispose of bonds if The condition of the
mprket win justify It, in order to anticipate
/ the payment of those obligations that must
| soon be provided for"
/ The total debt on the 1st of July, 1866, is
| estimated at $1,000 100000. The Secretary
believes the whole amount may eventually
be funded at a rate of interest from 5 to 51a
Der cent. and he suggests the application
Of 500, 100000 per annum to the payment
Of principal and interest together, by which
the whole would be extinguished In from
I %, to 321S years. h, Il, u.,e,,,gi.... ,7oys
j III. Internal Rere1iae. The Secretary re:
] commends frequent and careful revision OF
the system Of taxation, with a view to its
becoming, always more simple and pro-
ductiye. For specific recommendations ht
awaits the report of the special commits
sion, expected early in the present session
In reference to the Southern States, th'
Secretary recommends that the collection
Of taxes accruing before the establishment
Il WAL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-09

I RHODE ISLAND kept her State Thanks
giving on Thursday, Nov. 30. Hurra for
little Rhody's spuDk. She had her own
Thanksgiving as well as Uncle Sam his.iaK 4
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The Original and Best in the Worldl gThsohly
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately splendid
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Or skin Remedies the ill effects Of bad dyes Sold
by all Druggis.ss The genuine Is signed William A.
Batchelor. Aisss..H g AAsA t ~
REGENERATlNG EXTRACT on iMILLRFLEURE.v
" forRestOring and Beauiifyipgthe Hair. ~ ~
,,,,,s CHARLES BACHELOR New York. /
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-09

PIoruREs framed cheap and at short no.
tice at Selleck and Co.'S Bazaar.
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RECEITPs.
s396.OOO.OOO o.

CuStome.. 50. .....-.-s.. ..-s SlVvtOuV,UVO
Internal Revenue. 275 100000 O
lands Z I: .g...... -. ! !.......... a ,0O0,0O0 Q
Miscellaneous. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :. 2O,000,000 Q
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Ms-cash in Advance F:

DAILY STATESMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
pErIrIoN FoR PARTITIoN.

uarrv NJ Gebhart, Oatharino Ann Gebhart and Mary
Nj Gahhart w. Am Ina r. Hellerman, John A.
1eIlerman Peter n. Gehhart Rosettali. Hebhhrt
and Ellen Gebhart. Superior Court OF Mohtgom-
sTv County, Ohio Petition for Partition. si
A MELIA'R HELLEnMANi John a. Hellerman,
n peter " (iebhart Rosetta " Gebhant aud
vrifan cebhart will take notice that Petition was
G1ad asainst them on the 10th day OF December, A..
N isg3 in the Superior Court OF Gontgomery Conn
~. ohio. by Henry N Gehhari, Catharine Ann 4eb-
bart and Mary 81 GebhaFt. and ~ nov pending,
wherein Henry NJ. Gebhsrt, Oatharne Ann GebhArI,
and Mary M Gebhart demand partition OF the Ioliow-
ing real estate, to-wit; ,e.-,, -,
Situae in, the County Of Montgomery and stale OF
Oho-bAing part the southeest quarter OF section
No l. township No. ., range east, &e'i oeglnnlpg
- 40 w. from the section corner at stonei
thence n sGo IOs, so perches along GebhsTfs fe1
ron lima 10 stone, thence 40,w 20 sOlOO perches
along Weayer's ard the section line 70 Aionei
thence g. s6o w. los 90 petches along Root llne 70
a stoue; thence south 40, O. $3.50 perehfs along ya-
cob shade's line to the place OF beginning, CONTAINING
(65 sixty five acres, nOre or Less. Also lots mum
bered fofty.nine ATTY, fifty one and tfy two 9, YQ
al and 52I as des gnated plat OF the suhdylalen
ofnart OF section No rs, town p, range 7, made ~
Mcclure and Hat nes, aud recorded on the RECORDS
of Montgomery County, Ohio, IN plat booR A., lage
60 situate in Madison township, Montgomery OQun-
ty Ohio, and that, at the February term, leVoi o
said Conrt the said Henry M. Gebhart Catherine A
Ciebhart and Mary M. Gebhar will apply for an Or
der, that partition may BE- made Of SAID nfemlses'
e.s.uoo oATHFRINE ANN 6EbHART,
MARY NJ. GEBHART, ,.us ~ 5.
ADAM CLAY, ATTY. declgdaWlF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Navy Huber Va. George Huber, Jacob Huber, John
Hhber, Martha nuber, Alice Huber, aud ADn u,
Court of Common Pleas Of Montgomery county,
OHIO. In Partition
HtEORGE HUBER, OF the State. Of llinoias Jacob
III Hnbar,iOf 81. oseph county, Indiana, John b.
Ifnbe : Martha uber, Alice Huber and Ann X. Huber
ali of Montgomery county 0Ho, will take notice that
petition was fle against them on the 10th day OF
January, 1865, IN the. Court Of Common Pleas OF
Montgouery county, Ohio by Mary Huber and ~
now bending, wherein slid Mary Huber demands par
ution OF tho following real estate, to-wi Situate in
the eointy OF Montgomery and state Of Ohio lot No.
S3G on w nebre uneT's addition to the town OF Mam-
isbrg IN said county, pat Of which ~ recorded In
Plat Book A, page ~ Oi the records OF Montgomery
county Oho aud that AZ the next term OF sad Uourl
the said Msry Huber will apply ior an order that par
''''' 'f'' MARY HUBER
ApAN Gar, Attorney. ri ia2lNB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
sHERlFFlS SALE

vAIuABbE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean, Administrator OF John stHrsoerger
daraased vs. Edmund SteclSel ct al
Case No. 1865
NV irtna of and in Obede enee 10, an order OF sale
X made bv the superior Court Of Montgomery
county, OHIO will offer at public sale At The door o.
the court House In Dayton, on XIII.
~ SatnI,iag, JaaltdAy u, 1865,
Al two o'aIoek IN OF sald day, the following 90,
scribsd real estate visi Lots numbered two thousand
I'll bnndre5 and th rec e 03) and four thousand and
one flO9ll as designated on the revised plat o.
the city Of Dayten in the county OF Montgomery and
ot No as il stuated on West Third street north
side on vhish thnra Ia large two story frame dwell
mo and other out hnldugs-hOuse No 4f0--hnd mas
been appraised AZ $4,000. .,,.
fot Na 4O9l Is a vacant lotand extends from Ash
Iol Streat to Frank street near Warren street, and
has been appraised at $3.50 ,-,, a.. 80.
than tv q -Ihirtls of its appraised vane.
GEORGE WOaAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
on,Sr = "a trrr II Aitnrneys u ng'i n deS iawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
ADMINISTRAT0R'S SALE or REAL
~ ESTATE.

TN pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
/ court Of Montgomery County Ohio, ~ the case o.
Isaac Layfeyer ana sim pson Mutt Executors Of the
last will and testament OF David Young deceased,
aoainst Ruth Young al defendants we VIII oner of
ssis al publio auction on SATURDAY, the 3tstdfy
az December, A. ID. 1864, at 0'tock afternoon, upon
tha nremises the following described real eslate :
s3ItuSte in the County OF montgomery, and stale Of
Ohio to.xyiL. t 90 i'Ntl aft..+f
acres of land taken on the South side Of the
farm owned by the heirs of David Yogng deco
situate in section 3b, Town 2, ltange g. M RsS-de-
scyihed as follows: Beginning at stone, on the east
line OF said section, the south east corner OF sald
farm themes north on the east line OF SAID aecuon
b,74 chains 60 a stone thence south 70 west ~ 's3
chains TO the centre of turnpike road thence sonth
eastwardly with the eentre OF said ROAD ehns %
the south west corner Of SAID arnti thence on tnf
line between Yaung and laeyer, horth 70 eastZo'oo
CHAINS to the place of beginning containing yVfsef
acres Of tdnd.a a. - .,.I -.
Appraised az $40 per care Terms OF sale one
third cash one third in one year, and one thlrd IN
two wears froni Ihs day OF sale, with interest the
payments 10 be secured by mortgage upon the pre-
pfniysas sold ISAAC 5LAFENER,
SIMPSON MUTT, lltt
Executors, 6e OF David Young, decd.
]. H. BAaaoTF, Atty for Executors nov3o'w4w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03

TO the incessant complaints of the cru
city which our soldiers are caused TO en-
dure IN Southern prisons, there is one re-
sponse which ought to be made, and reit-
Grated until the authorities are compelled
to heed, viz Why has the negro, been
permitted to Stand between our white
prisoners and an early exchange? Thou
sands of the bravest and best Of oar sol.
diefs have languished in CONTINENT dur
ing long months, which are aceumulatins
into long years, solely because ABRAHAM
Lincoln insists that a negro is as good as
q white man 3 hnn a1aaIoo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
Sgaitgg Gmpiire. tS,

The unfairness of Republicans is mani
fest in the perversion which they always
make, as often as they have occasion to
speak ofit, Of the Democratic doctrine of
State Rights. The Democracy are rep
resented as maintaining the absolute SOW
ereignty of the States inAil things, and de-
nying sovereignty to the Federal Govern
ment in every thing. This is most false.
The Democracy concede sovereignty to-
the Federal Government in all its granted
powers; and they maintain the sovereignty
of the States in all the powers reserved
This was the admirable system of Gov
eminent which, during so many years, was
productive of such benGlicent and wonder
ful results The delegated powers were
am pie to impart to the General Govern
ment the vigor essential to National eX-
istence The rights reserved were ample
to secure the Liberties of the several States.
Any encroachment Of the Federal Govern
ment upon the States, or any nnlllhcatloh
by the States of the Constitutional power
of the Federal Government, is to that ex-
tent subyersive of the system ,Of the two
extremes, the former is by far the most
dangerous. The Federal Government
might have been thrown off and the
States remitsea yyhollyto theirlocal Cow
ernments, and through the prestige of ma
tional power. would have passed away, the
material prosperity oflitheI people w6hld
not have been abated ,sAior their freedom
abridged, But with the annihilation of
the riglfs Of the States, and The consolida-
ton of the Federal Government, comes
a despotism which knows no limit save
the absolute will of our TuleEsy This is
the condition Of our people to-day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
professional.

lAndlo tile uast three years Surgeon IN the Uned
sinteH Navy, has opened IN office A No. 2iSi Thlrd
street bctween JehersOn aud 81 Clair streets north
side Having had the advantage OF the Horptrls 10
New York and Phimdelphia, with twenty years OF
successful pratice, the afflicted may rest assured
vahtag that the advanced condition OF the Science
Of Medicine can render. -. =. ....,. -
Or WISE cures CONSUMPTION, THROAT and all
RESPIRATORY DISEASES ny MEDICAL IN
HALATlON the only reliable means known To the
profession, which has proven so universally success
OF the ICY % and EAR, also all diseRsea peeuha TO
Females, and all CHRONIC OUMpLAIhTS what
so-eyer may he their character. The most ncredu-
lots will be convinced OF his success by calling at his
OfGe No. a7s, Third street, Dayton, OF by obtaining
letters to invads which Is circulated gratultously
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. ull s o'clock 4. NJ.
npI1 .dAMHm L---- ------
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03

Among other objections which radical
Republicans urge to a conclusion of peace,
is this That It &ill canse the overthrow
Of many leading Republicans whom they
designate Statesmen" We don't be-
lieye that the Republican, masses win OBJ
ject on this account. We believe they
would esteem tRgoOd riddanca to be en-
tirely clear of such monsters as Wade,
Chandler, Lane, Wilson, Butler, Sc.J &c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03

u
We are indebted to the Hon. jeremiah
Colbath--wemeanIIon. Henry Wilson
of the United States Senate, for copy of
work entitled, "}NqratiYe of Privations
and Suilerngs of United States Officers
and Soldiers while Prisoners Of War in
the hands of the Rebel Authorities " If
we are to belieVe this narrative, prisoners
in libby are treated with about the same
cruelty, and subjected to much the same
abuse, that Burnside visited our citizens of
this county, whom he dragged from their
homes and imprisoned in Cincinnati. The
following reads very much like narrative
we have heard from one of Burnside's
victims:
sat one time they we're not allowed the use
Of benches, cnairs or stools, nor even to fold
their Blankets and sit upon them After a
while this severe restriction was removed,
and they were allowed to make chairs and
stools for themselves, out of the barrels and
boxes which they had received from the
North.
They we're overrnn with vermin iu spite OF
every precaution and constant ablution They
wrapped themselves in their blankets at night,
and lay down on the hard plank floor, in close
and sitting contact 'wormed and doye-tailed
together, as one Of them testiGes, like fish
in basket The floors were recklessly
washed late in the afternoon, and we're there
fore damp aud dangerous TO sleep upon"
injections such as these arebarbarous,
no matter by whom perpetrated and it is
strange to us that Republicans should
waste so much blood and treasure for the
purpose of maintaining Union with peo-
pile SO dead to every feeling which is sup
posed 10 distinguish oul common hui
manity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
MEDICAL ROTICE.

nR. A. GEIGER will hereafter attend eetlusipely to
an Office practice aud viii give Especial Atten.
ton TO the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES, such
as Diseases OF the THROAT and LUNGS, OF the EY E
andHAR, SCRoFULOUS AFFECTIONS, &c Prim-
airy and Secondary SYPHILIS, G0NORRHusA,
GLEEr, STRUCTURES, 1MPOfENOY, sc. Also,
DISEASES PEOuLIAR TO FKMALEs, and epefU pUtctg NJ
On, onie Dissfse, Whatever may be it, character,
Ofiice hourslrom 7 "a m to p M.
Sundays, 2 10 lOam, " 10 q p M.
Otlice-Corner OF Jefferson aud Fl1h st, Dayton,
Ohio. N tH octb-lmdSmwll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
EARN EOR SALE.

nRTw REN now aud the lst day Of March A. y.
- IsG1, I Will sellh private sale my arIn situated
miles eAst of MiaInsbirR, Mon gone ~ county OHIO
Said fa M contana l0i ares, s in good state Of eul
tiyation has on Ita good frame house and = large
barn fine orchard Of fruit trees Of every variety, IA
bearing order, a good proportion Of said land has
upon lt the ver1f beat OF taber also water ~ ab nd
ance For pFieAsn other particulars, please call on
the subscriber, the premises, or OF Adam Clay. in
Miamshnrg, Ohio. Terms, "a cash on April l, 1868,
4 in one, and M in two years thereafter.
sie9lwts -, .I 0I SAMUEL HEHRING.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03

1hebest news that the Empire has ever
published, is contained in the number of
to-day Heaven grant that tomorrow
dispatches may not dispel the glorious
prospects which now opens on the country
and pcoploli ''f~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03

1t is fact, that we have not before
seen noticed, stated by Methodist preaoh-
er in Indiana, that the Democrats gave
the people Of the United States the only
Methodist President they ever had, viz /:
James H. Polk, and to the people of In
diana the only Methodist that was ever
Governor of that State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
ATTACHMENT

william Knauer, Plaintiff vs.. VIII. Vaughan and O.
II, Vaughan, Partners as Vaughan 4 Co, Defend
ants.
Dayton Township, Montgomery County, ard State
OF ohio
NR the 20th day Of December ls0A rlpd Jusilee nf
I y the Peace iAsnedhn order % Attachment IN the
above acton Tor The sum of one hundrett aud sixty
five dollars and sixiyiouF cents, Gaze ol Tor heF'
ing February 20 1865, al 10 o'clock 4. NJ q
fG WILLIAM KNAUER.
Dayton, January p, ls65-fe4Nts 600 ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
LEGAL NOTIOE

NIoTIcE is hereby given 70 Mary Lndsley of lndl-
~ anapoiis, Indaaa, that Simeon indsley, on the
i7th day OF Decemner A. D. 1884 filed his petition in
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Montgomery county,
Ohio, praying To be DIVORCED from said Mary lhDds-
lev and that sa petition will stand for hearing al the
March term Of said Court. OauSe--W'liiul ahsenoe
'ialiwo X THOMPSON, Attorney for Painhh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

| NTOTICE is hereby giyen that have been appoin'
| IN led Admnistralor Of the estate OF Andrew War
eGwS LARRIN YouEOE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
ENGLISH WALKING COATS
DRAwERs AVID UNDERsMERTs

For less money than Tany other Clothing House N
Dn, ton, We beg leave to remind the public that we
stand IN copneetion with large wholesale ClolhnR
Manufacturing House IN Cincinnhn which certainly
enables us 10 give Tho alOye ihduc' ments.
We are constantly receiving the latest styles Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
SO, 900 Bushels
FL "a xse o d w a nte d,
Farms for sale.

FINHE under gned residing IN Greenuile q ofIers
j tor -als yalualle fsrm ef $50 acres land, la0
sores nudr enltiya ion, wilh lrek house, new lank
harm, nearly completed large ofhsrd, and s pleas
anty silats ON The turnpik. leading from Gresnvs
70 Piqus, 2 Uies eaSt oi GelyshuFis IaFke Cpanty.
Also, sixty Of improved land within one mile OF
Green sille. TAuns liberal.
dsiiwa WILLIAM ALLEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
AnvNRrIsINa llATns.


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One square. eighty words, one week...~......Sl 20
Per snuare, each wee K in addition. ..... 90
Ter w
60 Terms for advertisements oe,tl yinF y eAlyl
epace fot longer period than above specihed maue
eta Red NJ the above rates unless written AgTcfment
IL made previous to Insertion. All casual advefhse-
nents inissi be paid for in adYaple O.. l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
HENS and YOUTHS, CLOTHING,

Which is carefully selected and well made Call and
examine our stock. OF Clothing. ibefore purchasing
elsewhere, at "H &c.,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-03
}9rotGsstnnal Cards,
c. L. vALLANDIGHAM,

UUAsRE UMED TIM PRAoTIO OF IAw.
Orrrcr TOR the presenD at his residence, NOISES
First street, Dayton, ohio. /. .als JI
OFFICE HOURS from lOA. M. TO three 7, NJ.
DANroN, ". November l2th, 1864. novl2u
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-01

A PRIvATE LETTER FROM GEN SHER-
MAN.-The following letter from General
Sherman was addressed to distinguished
soldier and an old friend in New York.
1t shows that the hero of Georgia has as
much modesty as he has merit:
Colonel Ewing arrived to day, and bore
me many kind tokens from the North, but
none gave me more satisfaction than to
know that you watched with interest my
efforts in the national cause.
do not believe human boing could
feel more kindly towards an enemy than
do to the people of the South, and |
only pray that | may live to see the day
when they and their children will thank
me, as one who labored to secure and
maintain government worthy the land
We have inherited, and strong enough to
secure our children the peace and security
denied US. q.igas g.s.rlJr
Judging from the press the world mag.
mites my deeds above their true value
and fear the future may not realize it,
judgement. But, whatever fate may be
fall me. know that you will be gencr
GUS and charitable critic, and will encour
age one who only hopes in this struggle t.
do mans share, ahf .Yte
With great respect, your friend aud ad
mircr. W. I. SHERMAN, Maj. Gen"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-01

ca The Social Ball which came off at
the Mansfield House, Stowe, on Friday
eve last, was perfect success. Although
large company was present, there was
no lack of room, which is not apt to be
the case at houses Of smaller dimensions
Since the departure of Col. Keller the
company have engaged VIM. +. Bowman,
man of affahle manners, amply qualified
for the position, and Of large experience
In the business, to manage the house.
The many who will visit there the coming
season, cannot fail of making friends with
him, as every attention will be given tc
THAR wants.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-01

E9g The readers of the NEwsDEALER
will doubtless recollect the circumstance
relating to one J. P. Rand, who while IN
der the influence of intoxicating liquor.
over year ago, froze both hands and feet
so badly that they we're amputated Mr..
Rand has, since his recovery, been doing
all that he could for the cause of temper
ance, and we are glad to announce will
lecture on temperance in this village to-
morrow evening. ee
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-01

ca Rev. ], F. Ferguson's labors at
West Albany, assisted by minister from
Troy, are being blessed in the conversion
of quite a number of his flock, and the
quickening of many more. A large pro-
portion OF the converts are children,
The lahors of the Rev. 2. Merrill, Meth
odist, at Craftsbury. has resulted in the
conversion of about thirty, mostly middle
aged people, and the awakening of many
more. In Craftsbury no extra meetings
have been held. but in Albany, evening
meetings have been held for about two
weeks .t