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Gov. johnson, of Ga #, arrived at Mil
ledgeville on the 18th inst he con-
templated, so soon as he recovered from
the fatigues of travel, issuing his proc
larnation and going to work 10 reorgan-
izs the State.
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As We are aboEtto hAEe Peace, an can
Drink Wine and be Nerrv.

ne pare Old imported PoFi, SHERRY. Msla-
g. 0arrant and CiArst Wines. Ola 0tsf3 sr.s
biackaeiry bran&yi Champarnr. nitters.
.S.enspPsi hoiland 6ia, ana nahv othor
H4ao5s 20 aumerous 10 mention. beaia,s
seiaeies e. almost every description can 30
lean p. A. ". r. totten's Grocery house. No.
3, College street. Nashville, Team.
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Dr.. John W. Lewis, formerly super
intendent of the Western and Atlantic
Railroad, and, in 1862, 3 member Of the
rebel Senate, died at his residence in
Barlow county Ga, or the ] Ith inst
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The Worlds Great Remedy.

IL reputation for curing scroflla, Old ueers. hip
loint complaint, ulceraied sCfs throat white swell
iugi DARK botches er dafsct- IN fhe shin boils Tel
low SKIN, m Erasmus o. wasting iesh, rheuHnaiic
affections painsin the bones, A., - without pafal
iei. ne weak nud detill aied Or any disease Of 4
scroiu qps nature, it b sure b 90 good - the
many thousand testimonials froEi an paris ol the
Ford wi proves noihl1g ever discovered can com
pare with e IN curing that class Of disorfefs.
Merc1fial and sypniitie Diseases Of abort o. long
Misunderstanding has ever proved 20 efeciuai b
ronpieieiy eFadicatlng every Fasigs u these dan.
gerous couplaInta.
Chronic Ecypslas Of he Pace i cured to crest
ceriaIufF.
Dark hotehes, or defects 10 he skin ofien tines
appear. lhe "fanecEan and "uiufnlenlif vii e.aar
fhe SKIN, and give more youthiul compieEioE.
10 BE sure q getting The pure aud esnu.ne Pan
Sees pcIcnare direct a tbe principal Office ~ Ir
sFayne sou. SO North SIKH street. Phiadeiphia.
OF r. ihe Drug Store o.
W. &C. v. SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church add Nlna So. haahSillo.
mayhem Fed-fn.sun.
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fHoroeRArHs---Photosraphs Of Generals
FEDERAL and Confederate. The laryos. col
lection in he west, for sale, vholosalo and
retail Remember the place, Gallery ofths
Cumberland, 15Cedar street, opposite Gem
mrcial Hotel. msvaf-tf
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies t1ksn In
three ssconda BY Mr.. ferdinand. The great
Baby Tanner, At lhs Gallery Of mo Cum bar
and. aprll-H
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NofthFoP, the rebel Coa1missssy
General denies Foote's charge o. GU.
ely to gnion soldiers " course
boz . eoula he Be aay shing bot inno-
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"ILSON, J. W 4 oo.-Manufacturers and
" Wholesae and Retail callers ia Ti-, Copper
ans Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods. No. II
O0nes' street. II q I.I
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We are authorized % sanoun1s Er-GoT. VIZ. b.
CAnPHELL as candidate for Congress IN the Fiah
Congressional listrict, composed Of tiie counties
Of DaEidson. williamson, Wilson, sumner. Roi-
ertsen, and chesfhsra. ls27
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To the Soldiers

We have thres headSiini Ialhogrspha, repre-
sentine the different branches 81 ire service. =
printed IN four colors. eutled :" soldier'a Ger =
tfcste,s . Iuou Defcadera Cerla c1te and -
~. s. Amy Diploma eiee 12xl6 inches. -
they ar crciosed "a q pastcbuhrd tube, ard -
can u sent 81 mai Wilhoutlniury. Esefy on =
Ger and soldier should boy them and eend
them b thar friends.
- NAaAt
For tlie three. postage % d..-.-------..ti .
Iahsrsi discount rna5e 10 Wholesale dealers.
WeWin en- al orders Tor Cerl1csses az STA
tonorY, By mai o. express, promptly. =
4. ~ RHODES q CO.,
rnsyss-sra ~ stra-t Neshrlile. Teas
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o. K. N o. l
HaIr-dFeSslng 4 Shaving Saloon,
Cor Cedar and Summer streets

NuI, NtuaI aLu 'llIuIIItI sIIctIs-
u thsi - hsre opsnsd q SALOON.
winch. fsF ccGfITt. sleEaoce ard conVFn ienca. h
uuoqusile1 in lfeciiv Thar ousdt iurnitire and
implements are cui rely new, aad shi b. SIRE 70
piesze he pa &c. Nelson walker the s.uicE p-rt
ner, ~ r he NJ ont 81 tnslness far six usonths
Dos eiurus tQ.hi Old occupstou, IN Nhirh he f1r.
tleily tttsined iafzt Fsifi nare and pcfs1lar.
y ~ hrst-cisss isrher aod Hair-sressss Eefs
- .i-ie ii1itsd % plea ever. and Foliclts Gus
p Il orders proc FtlF altended % "a tha 49,
sifie- ~ sure - cal a. the U. Il. No 4 Hr.f-
dressing ana shaving salooa.
saim WALKER a NAPIER
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J. r Hood has been superseded IN
the chattAnOogs Post Oace b. IA
Janez
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We aze Euihonzsd 70 announce ssarEE .. canrEa
as 4 candidate for Congress 10 the Finh District,
composed Of the counties Of Williamson, David
son, sumner Robertson and Chatham
ie2l-idq
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TINNERs, &c.

ZONE 4 TUNS EIL-Wholesaie and Retail
" Bc0kse lers. St4ioners, an New Agents
No 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn
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GsEar ArrRAcrIoS At Cameron, Gissa &
co's.,-suPor SIX Broeade, French Grona-
dine At s5il AlsO Printed Linen Lawns,
DolPhus Mugs French Jaecuola.
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Ofiesrf ray accounts snd soldiers Gfa
siaiemeEta, computed and purchased -
lowest rats'. Also Q8aftermas.srs Com
missary and Ordnance papers, msds -
promptly BY eompelent sad experienced
Clerks, ct So. g North Cherry street.
BUTtza q okFszuotn.
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For Sac, cay Of the best stands IA tbs
city, Corner Of Church aud CHERRY
street +, opposite tie Post Office. Euaulre
Al the store. luiis-u
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Soia is falling, 90 is the price d Photo
graphs q the Gallery Of Tie Cumberland.
Card Pictures now only IS per dczeu.
sprii-sf A. s. noEsn, Is Cedar q.
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WAsrro.-A Steward snl Pssly Cock.
10 ons need apply unless well reeommesd.
ed Cali at Che EfTin House. iylsst
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feerl Ainistaros, in OF, or water colors
s's he genuine at ths Gallery Of TIE Cum.
-'''-1a' aprll-u
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tee Bridal Chamber. AZ Fs-,- III -
~. - .r1cqon o. folnE Men. A.. -. - -
tfesiilenf inr DISEASES of he Urls.-V -
tlua eysiezla-2ent Ore, IN sssl.l .r-sf,,--
-, ~; skIliIf HOUGHrOS. Hos9-i
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from me Republican Banner, June. 1861,
ave learn that DR.. Hale, a Northern
man, Is raising E company in Fentresa
county, to fight for Lincoln, but do not
think the Fentress boys aFein earnest,
but win get together, hang Hsle, and
have a general glOFiicstion.
HAIE HANGED.
HALE's MIIIs, July 5, 1865,
Il Cookvisle Iiaes.-Y esterday We
met at Hales Mills and raised hiek-
DRY pole, on which some of our Young
women hoisted the Old Flag, then our
young men fired salute Of thirty-four
guns, after which Dr. Hales daughters
and their teacher sung the Star Span
gled Banner. All hands then adj
JOurned tOa besutiful grove near by.
and ParsOn Rodgers delivered an sp.
propriate prayer Dr.. Hale then read
the Declaration Of Independence. We
then repaired to the tables, which our
women had beautifully supplied with
various good things
The Young people next adjourned to
Hale 5 dwelling, and with music and
dancing spent the remader Of the day.
Before the adjournment il was resolved
70 meet again on tie next 4th Of July
and hang Hale again, then it is expect
ed you viii be with Us, and We will Kill
the fatted calf.
AMBROSE HUDDLEsToE.
.c Jas. A Jackson.
s ELAN HuBDLEsrov,
trts JNo. WILLS, and others
After the lapse Of -four years we meet |
again, and though our ranks are much |
thinned, we hoist the old flag with stout |
hearts, but we cannot kill the fattsd |
cali, for our Southern brothers stole |
and carried it away long ago, with |
nearly all our other goods, and we can
not ii We would, feast them or our
selves; we can, however, celebrate our
national day. We hsngup few of our
murdered comrades garments that the
rents made by the hands of foul trai-
tors may speak warning. So let US
give heed, and let Us preserve them for
; warning to our children and our
children.
Cheer up, friends, though poor in
goods we are rich beyond compare, for
We can leave this a legacy to our chill
tren. While our once rich neighbo
lold themselves TO treason. Southern
traitors lacked the money to purchase
IS, and all combined could not drive US
INTO SO foul den of infamy. euu
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az -A ~e-tN = l-l.'A+-tA AZ AAtA htAAr
We are authorized TO announce d. h. BEsEs, Is s
candidate for Congress 10 the Fifth Consressional
District, composed OF lhs counties OF williamson,
davidson, Wilson, Summer, Robartion and Cheat
ham. juhsis-td'
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F1FrH coNan..sloNal. nlsrn1nr

A1III'I oI7''l III = y Do EIIlIa
We are authorised 10 announce Col. VIZ. B.
sroEEs 81 DeKalb. csndida.e for Congress 10 tha
third Congressional DISTRICT isis-if
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HEtDQr seTsBs psi o. sassvtaLr5g
essafilfF, tzsa-, iaiy iati. 40.

g Hrrd Orders 10. Is.
3. d. elnsIferaii1a or iiIa sessIfs1 4sd eaf.ia.s
.1sn1sf q ft1g Enl dnrnE 3 this 81 &. anI s.r
- fi1pfr prtt' { - q pr. ts 4ni rraIer 81 ies
iug piisrr
ist faf 20 sHecrlIl1lr.I s.Ifa go q e $500.
or GO "a. ssalI rile drive iifrfila re af.lr
ssstfI'is, feaa-. - r.ts stove Sur . II. -.
hour. -
81 iii1i iie fr1Fcss Quad sfa 81 sIse I..t 49,. Z
~ hrt i1s etTIg fr pa.n : .r.-1@--.-
neis pa o. afI alurnss .f-7
- =. s'..'.t t1rai trlIs1r rfsf
81. DICK affsr
~ 1910
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NO. Io4.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Challenge Ice Cream at 80 College stree.
to-day Every body g. AID try ie
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NoFioE.-rwo boys. IRON tea % lourteen
ears Of age, can and permanent employ
meut By APPLYING Al
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'hk Undersigned keeps consiEnlY o. hsps =.
Hrl assorted Eiock q lrous CaEiinRs. No.
finEsi AHics, Copper. Zlnc, sash, Gls-s. A..
- flass- lotlnnttrsperE. TlIfashins fiachnfs
~ ohsi.-fs. siIaN Cuiters, NsFon InbeF, In
- Tea a1d fGrceiain kfiliez EoDe. PulIey
- sIiudEiuues, fgekrts. ruia arsozns
" iarcs and Groceries, aad vsr.ous other a..
- required sof city and COUNTRY Iraas erick
w. LION 4 90
-7as-eH e AHksi EiEsst
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcement fOr COngress.
FOURTH ooNGREssl0NAL DBTRTo1

We are authorised to snnoanes EDHoSD CORN
OF the county Of Bedford. a. candidate 70 repre-
sent the people Of the Foarth Congressional Dis-
trct, composed % the counties Of Giles. Franklin.
ooaes, Cannon. Rutherford. Marshal and BEDFORD
IN the Congress q the United States
He VII address the people Of the District 81 ne
following Zines and places
Pulaski, Saturday, e 92d.
LegisbuTg, Monday, +" 2iih.
Chapel Hill, Wednesday " Gath.
shelbyville, Saturday I" Glih. a,
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After faithfully serving his country,
as scout, during the war, DR.. Hale is
finishing his work by aiding the prose
cution Of Champ Ferguson.
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CLAInT AGENTS.. &e.
NEWS pEALERs. &c.

tom fKINs. Il. co.,. s. C sim Agents
L Ut6eers' Pey Accom- ard Quartermssters'
Vouchers b3us BIT At the best rates, OF collected
Cffee corner Cherry aud Cedar streets, mp staiTs
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E. J. NosrHnaxs,
I'd - Public squaro.
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Summer Hats, "nsW styles. Z" juls reoeiv-
Cd. r. II. THouFsos,
Is Cherry street, near Union.
jun2i-u
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y Yea vent 10 keep cool these hot isvsr,
''As College s'Feei, and get same Of the m,.t
exeeiisni Iee Cram ia che city. ~
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Fun bosom Shirt, all sizes, just received.
r, II. Taoarsox.
Janezl-u g Cherry Sc.
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Toe vie o. The rebel Gen. Ewsn pre-
esedei 70 FeFt Warren yesterday morsiBg.
with "a order from Prssiacat johnson ior
she rsleass Of her hrsbind, On bis taking
the oath % allegiance. He was iibsratsi,
AID both len Coz ihe South last evening.
cLKEELasD. o.. July 2g.-Gov. Broush
spassel a eouigTiasle night. His eondsioa
. Is hoPsial.
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The Federal OOmmissarIat at
Atlanta.
Distribution Of Supplies.

The following letter from Atlanta to
the Macon ga Telegraph contains in
formation which can be read with profit
by those who are disposed to think
"Uncle Sam" hard-hearted old fellow
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Great BargainsI =
STATION cry!
AND NoTIoNsl :
ConatantIy Eteeeivine

CUTIERa, MERCaANT3 aua DEAIlERS
~ seneraly. n you wiah 90 buy goods a ,
heasoEahle, YEA, Really Satisfactory pr
ces, give a. call. 4
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HEArog ssaTga. Fosr o. sAsgylllE.t

o. anf saer ttis dafs. ail s8lisra f.aat .asi4s-
h9 sroiiid ne ctT o. ~ hf.tie. Tees aiar frirr
.l.rrfel aut ot M seifass Hti . mrs .I'af.it
tfe ht.ess u efar1a n profcsf Ghsfis W err-
y no tt.et 90 a-esf 1rdfr esrd 81 a I.aa1rrir
-. pn ~ tr 70 suii rsoori Ia
- 30 q o1ce % a1sss adl1arisra
- ~ q e. e. nof . =. &. .I.l'r Pa
49, p. y. DlcKauAI. a $40.
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MONEY TO LOAN,
BY
". A. CHILDS & CO.
Bankers,
A GARD.

F. 50 COLLEGE ST, NASHVILLE
ivfltn
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-23

JEFF. DAVIS STATUS AS A STUDENT.
An article which appeared in the New
York Times ten years ago thus sums up
the capabilities of jeff. Davis as student
at West Point:
Notwithstanding bis great power of
will and pride of character, Col. Davis
was distinguished for nothing as stu
dent at West Point, except in being at
the foot of his class in the department Of
rhetoric and moral philosophy, which
constitutes the literary portion of the
course. In mathematics and natural
philosophy he was little better, being in
the former the twenty-seventh and in the
latter the thirtieth in his class, which
numbered thirty-three graduates. The
highest number of marks obtained by a
cadet for proficiency in the above-named
studies was then, as it is now, two hun
bred in the former and three hundred in
each of the latter. In the former Col.
D. got only forty-six there being only
eight beside himself who got less than
one hundred, and only one of them as
low as sixty-six while in mathematics
Col. D. got one hundred and ify-four,
there being twenty others who got more
than two hundred. Two of these got
two hundred and ninety three, being only
seven short of the highest number. In
natural philosophy he got one hundred
and thirty, there being seventeen others
who got more than two hundred. The
above facts show conclusively that he has
no particular aptitude for either literary
Or scientific pursuits"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-23

A TURK AT THE OPERA.-The first
Turkish Ambassador ever sent to Berlin
recently went to the opera, and getting
tired of Faust, which he couldn't under
stand, drew out his pipe and began TO
Whit away. AS he was an ambassador
and a Turk, nothing was said; but pres
emily he began 10 spit "overboard," and
the pit complained. The English Am
bassador demonstrated with him. His
Moslem brother, who knew few words
OF English, replied people, people, 4"
and spit out-meaning that to receive
his spittle was an honor for the plebeiau
dogs who sat in the pit.
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CHURCH UNION REPELLED-THI
DIVINITY OF SLAvERY.-The Rev. M
j. Cramer, a chaplain of the army, writes
from Richmond to the WeStern Christian
Advocate that he met DR.. Edwards, O.
the Methodist Church South, who, in re-
spouse to a suggestion that the chaplain
should preach in the church, said
"Tbis cannot be done. The chasm be.
tween us and the Church North is toe
great to be thus easily bridged over.
fully and sscredly believe in the divinity
Of slavery and if | were to be called TO
appear before my judge, Jesus Christ,
the next hour, would, without any
mental reservation whatever, preach up
the divinity of slavery. 1t has divine
sanction in the Holy Scriptures"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-23

VERMONT AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
The Middlebury Register has the fol,
towing noteworthy article on the subject
of the Agricultural College of Vermont
"The matter of the Agricultural Col
lege is not asleep. Live men in various
parts of the State are at work, and there
is reason to hope that the 100000 will
be soon raised, and the question settled
as to where it is to be located. 1t seems
probable now. that Rutland will be the
successful contestant for the prize.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-23

VERMONT TRooPs.-The following i,
an exhibit of all Volunteer Troops from
Vermont in the service of the United
States, whose terms will expire prior tc
October LIST, 1865, under orders to be
mustered out of service, TO rendezvous
for payment in the State 9Th, 9th, 10th,
and llth Regiments-strength 1000
Light Artillery-strength $50: 8 year
recruits lS62-sirength 1900: year
recruits l864-strength 1928. Total
i,773.-Messenger.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-23

THE FoURTH-We understand thai
the 4th is to be celebrated at Derby Line
with great pomp and splendor, aud in 8
manner becoming patriotic American cit
liens. The people of the town intend tc
get up good thing. We hope the day
will be generally observed by our people
The nation has now double cause for re,
Joicing that our liberties arc still preserv
ed.
The day is TO be celebrated at New
port in the fastest manner, to wit: by q
grand horse trot at the Memphremagog
Tro'tiug Park. Five purses are offered
Celebrate somewhere and somehow.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-23

CONFERENCE OF THE CHURCHES
On Wednesday of last week the Orleans
County Conference of Congregational
churches met in Irasburgh. There wac
not as large an attendance as ought tc
have been expected; though there was
pretty full delegation from the churches
The preliminary business was soon dis
posed off. The officers for the next year
elected, the place of meeting determined
(West Charleston) the preachers appoint
ed and the Delegates to the Genera
Convention chosen.
The opening sermon by Rev. S. r
Hall, from the words God over all, >
was a plain and faithful presentation o.
Gods experimenting and controlling care
over this world.
Aresolution was moved inviting an evan.
gelist to labor in the bounds Of the Co.
and was discussed at considerable length
but was displaced by the adoption Of two
resolutions of an adverse character.
The reports on the state of religion
and other things pertaining to the gen.
eral interests of the parishes, intersper-
sed as they were with devotional exer-
cises, consumed much of the time, and
were of an interesting character.
There had been no extensive revivals,
but in two or three instances considerable
religious interest resulting in hopeful con.
versions and in additions to the churches.
The cause oftemperance in some towns
was languishing, in others, owing to.
efficient organisations of Good Templara
it was represented to be in wholesome
and progressive state. In one instance
the old Temperance Society had been re-
viyed and was doing a good work.
While general complaint prevailed
of a want of spirituality, the external
condition of the parishes was generally
as oouragin The
have never been better sup
piled with ministers, nor had there been
a larger attendance upon the means of
grace. The communion sermon was
preached by Mr.. Wild, Of Greensboro,
from the words "Lovest thou me-" IT.
was pungent and able discourse, written
and delivered in the fine style of its
author. The anniversary of the Sabbath
School was the closing service. The
congregation was the largest at this point,
there being quite an assemblage of
children.
Written reports of the state OF the
schools were read, and highly interesting
addresses we're made by Mr.. Bates, a
returned missionary from Ceylon, aud
Mr.. Warren, agent of h e American
Board. On the whole it was an inter
esting time and ought to do good.
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jeff. Davis, it is said, walks his cell
almost constantly, aud amuses himself
AS be approaches either wall by trying
TO put his finger on the careless flies that
dot the whitewashed surface; but they
invariably, like the throne he sought to
grasp, elude him. He talks in loud,
strong voice, and is very inquisitive.-
The priyates have strict orders not to
speak to him, yet occasionally they will
answer question.
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VIRGINIA BAPTIsTs AND THE Ne.
'GRoEs.-The Baptist General Associa,
ton of Virginia, in session at Richmond
has adopted resolutions declaring that
recent events have not diminished the OBJ.
legations of the denomination to labor for
the spiritual welfare of the colored PEG.
pie, while new forms of effort in their
behalf should be sought, and every influ-
ence tending to ALLEVIATE the confidence
and affection Of the colored people from
the white communities should be dis.
countenauced and counteracted.
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A CARD TO INYALIns.

A clergyman, while residing in South Amerl-
ca as missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness.
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem.
inal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits
Great numbers have been already cured by this
noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, ! will send tho
recipe for preparing and using this medicine in
sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
FIRE OF CHARGE.
Please inclosc postpaid envelope, addressed
to yourself.
Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION d, BIBLE HOUSE,
Cyl Neio YORK Citg.
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MARRIED..

At Derby Line, on the 18th inst, by Rev r
V. Hall, William S. Hall, Attorney and Coun-
sellor at Law, of Stanstead, c. E., and Miss S.
J., daughter Of Levi Spalding Esq, Of Derby
Line.
At Newport on the 9th inst, by the same, Mr..
F. l.. Woods Of Boston, Mass, and Miss Letitia
f., eldest daughter Of D. W. Stafford Esq, OF
Newport
In Barton, June llth, by Rev. H. P. Gushing,
Rev. Aiouz0 u. Fairbanks Of Bloomington, and
Miss Annette J. Taplin Of Irashurgh.