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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07
STATE OF VERMONT, District
- Rutland, So. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland:
To all persons whom il may concern.

District of Rutland:
To all persons whom il may concern.
GREETING:
Jo'eph Z. Smith, guardian Of Frank W. Smith
aud thur ii. Smith, minor children Of Mary
Smith deceased, has represented TO SAID Court
tat his wards are Interested in the estate OF al.
Chat erton, late OF Rutland, in saii district de.
ceased, aud hat IL would be conducive to the III
tere,t of SAID wauds, to SCI their interest IN the
real rstst' of said Wait Chatterton dtceas, d,
except thu reversion If the dover, and put the
IN ney a interest or otherwise iuvest il, and has
made application TO said Probate Court for
Ii ense 10 make such sale. Their, fore,
By the authority of the State OF Vermont, you
are ereSy Notified 10 appeu before he SAID Pro
hate Court at the Pro ate Office IN Rutland, in
said district, on the Isl Tuesday OF Dec, A. v
1865, to show cause, il any yol have, why said
license should not be granted
Dated at ku'aDd, III said district, this 10th
day of November, A. D., 1865.
~ JAMES BROWN, REGISTER.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS. NOTIGE-.

( NOM vi ISSlONEk NOIItE.--i ne
- undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon, Probate Court foT the District of rarhayeu.
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
3lalmsand demands of all persons against Han
nah Whulocs, late of Hubbsrdton, in i'd dis
Tlct, deceased, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purpose of TX mining aud allowing
said claims al The OH Of John Howe ESQ, IN
Castlet'n, on We, nesday the 29ih day of
d mbrr next, rom one O'Clock .. m un
I'll i've o'clock p, m, each of sid day, ana that
SIX months from the lAth day of n v 4 ID.
80, is the time limited by said court for said
creditors 10 present their said CLAIMS to US for
examination and allo pance.
Dated Cast'eton, Vt, TIE 18th day Of No
vember, A. d, 1866.
!, 6. BUEL;;. oom,rs
~ J. NJ. GUY, N'"i r.
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Liquor NUISANCE CASES IN Bosros.

LIQUOR NUISANCE CASES IN Bosroy.-
The Boston Journal says:
A large number probably about q
hundred) persons complained of for
maintaining liquor nuisances were be-
fore the Supreme Court criminal ses-
sion, Tuesday, on their appeal from the
Police Court, and by consent of counsel,
verdicts of guilty were entered in each
case, and the defendants held in the
same bonds they furnished in the lower
Court, to await the decision of the Su-
preme Court of the United States. All
sImnar cases on the docket are to be
disposed of In the same manner.
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BURLINGToN.-We learn from the Bur-
liugton Times that Henry P. Hickok,
j. S. Adams, G g. Benedict and Rode
rick Richardson have beee instructed to
take measures for the election of Il Pres
ident Of the reconstructed" College.
About 100000 bushels of grain have
been freighted over the Vermont Cen
trail from Burlington in the past three
months, and nine boats, heavily laden
with grain, are now discharging their
cargoes.
MEssRs. LAWRENCE BARNES g. CO.-are
building fifty freight cars of their own
to carry their lumber to market.
Albert and Gustaye Tebo were ar
rested on Tuesday for robbing Gen. Bar
slows bee-hives last week. They were
brought before Justice Hollenbeck,
and bound in the sum of $500 to be
tried for grand larceny.
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STATE OF VERNON :

District OF FaIrhayen; 'oui' ~ III.
A. Fasspp ,t'ns ia'erss,sd IN the e,,e Of O.,
deceased, testale, ~ u'S,rieL
ny me AUTHORITY ofthe stat II We y o r,So'
are hereb no iied to appear b fire az, oel, yN
court AZ The fr rate Office il Oastlstos IL r0oA,
N IsEK' on the elshtyes,h day q Dro,m5er @s
account OF John Fasselt AdminIsIr,t1r l1
estate OF sad decease should MOI be S Il lGs
ana also WHY the residue Of salt e,tste S'edd,
not be diS,ribut d 10 the pariie, ent,titd aed
pAted az Cast eton, n sid district tlis S,S
day of November, A. ID. 1865. ''0 |'A
40 JOHN ROWE, Repi,t.,
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W. IT. PHILIPS.
Vice President N. Y. & B. P. Co.
FROM THB THINKS,

A Mr.. W. H. Philips who the deuce is
he, anyhow p sends US q printed circu-
lar, signed by himself as President Of
one of the mutitudinous Petroleum
companies Of New York, in which he
accuses that gentleman yclept Phineas
7. Barnum, who is not altogether I'M
known to fame, Of having ridiculed and
libeled him the aforesaid 'ile' striker.
wv. H. p and says he has already
taken the law Of Phineas, in order to
bring him to book. Well, Mr.. W. H.
Petroleum, we don't know why you
should send us circular eboat your
la" suit. We shan't pay your expenses
incurred in letting lawyer make a fool
of you. Mr.. w. II. p grandiloquently
adds that he intends to teach the news
papers Of this country, that they will
burn their fingers if they abuse the
freedom Of the press We guess this
w. H. p is 'blarsted' Cockney, just
come 'h.Over from hold h-England =
we guess, further, that he is h-ass,
and we know that, if he gets into a
fight with the press of this country, he
will stand chance to learn some
things that he don't know now, and
will find out that he has taken almost
as heavy contract as me Lud' Russell
has in his neutrality job. Go it, w. II.
P.'-there is fun ahead for somebody, If
not for you.
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COMMISSIOA ERS' NOTICF.-The
- uniers gael having been appointed by the
Hon. rubate COdrt for he hi trio. of Rutland,
Comm IS ,uers to receive, examine and aciuss
all aims and demands of al persons against
John Pike, late of Rutland, N said dis
trlct, deceased, hereby give notice that We will
meet for the purpose of examining and allow
ing SAID claims at the late dvell1ng house of de-
cea Led, on tire FIRST Wednes avs of February md
Ap.iks next, from nine O'CLOCK A. M until
to- Esock P. NJ. each of said davs and
thar SIX Months from the 9th day of y owe N Der,
a. ID. 1875, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their said claims TO
US for examination and allowance.
Dated at kutlatd, Vt, this ?7th day OF
November, A. D 1865
s JOEL y hLt 4. m GLhHoRE' Comm ~.
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&TATE OF VERMONT, District Of
- Rutl nd, S.; The Probate Court for the
District of Rutlapd
To all persons interested in the estate OF
William Waldo, late of Wslingford, IN said
district, deceased, intcsttte.
GREETING.
The admi nis rator of said estate wing rep.
res N ed that it will be beneficial for all p arties
INTERESTED thereu to sell the whole OF the real
estate of sad de eVsed, except the dover and re-
version OF said dover has m de application 10
sal Probate Court Tor license to make su h sale,
the heirs II this State and the gu rolRn of he
minor heirs hivinS given their con, ent thereto
in writ ng. Therefore,
BY the q. th1rity of the State of Vermont, GU
aye hereby notified to appear before the said
p obate Court at the Probate Office in Rutlan l.
IN SAID district, the Sd Tues, az of December,
A d. 1865, to show cause, if any you have, why
sail license sha aid OF be granted.
Dated at Ru' and, in said district, this 2lst
day Of November, A, d. 1866
AZ JAM S BROWN, Register
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GSTATE OF VERMONT, District of
y Farha7en, SIS. The Probate Court for the
District of Fairhaven:
TO all persons interested in the estate of Luz
ther B Wood, late of Pawe: in said d strict, e.
ceased, estate, GREErI.G.
By the autnoIi V of the stare Of Vermont YOU
Probate Court, at the Probate once IN Ca>tIeton
in said district, on the ghteenth day of UeCem-
Der, D. 1865 to show Gu e. if any you have.
Why Ger ain instrument, in writing, f ed in
said Cour, az purpO ting to b. the 3. will
a ties ameNt of "a decea ed should not be
proved and allaw d
Dated at Castzton, IN said district, this q h
day of November, A n. 1866
4s3s JOHN HOWE, Register
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N o f I c Z

This certifes that I have this dav given NV
son. John l.. Ray, the rem sinder OF his time
ourlng his minority, and shall psy no debts or
claim none of earnings curing his SAID mi
nority. - FRANK II raw
PoulDtv Nov. Il. 1866 lT.z3w..
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STATE or VERMONT, District of
- sirt dven, SIS. The Probate Court for the
District OF FaIhaven.
To all persons interested in the estate of Will
liam Eastwood, lac Of Westhaven IN said dis
trlHt. deceased INT sttta, GRRt TING:
The administrator OF said deceas. having r. p
res me- that It wilt be Necessary to sell all
the real state Of said deceased for the pa ment
of the debts and expenses of minis Ta' ion,
has ma c appiottiyn to said Probate Curt fyr
licon e to make such sale. Theref,re
BY the authority of the State of Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before III SAID
Probate Court Mt the Probate Office in Castle
tou, IN said district the Ell. hteenth day Of
Dec, a. D. lS6', TO show cause, if any you
have, why said license should not be granted
Dated at astteton in said dlstrict,this 9th day
OF November, A. D. 1865
48 JOHN HOWE, Register.
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kETTEhL's ONR VOLUME
HISTORY or THE REBELLION.

The onlr work, every page Of which has bsss
prepared for the Iress s'ncr the close % the vsL
The popularity OF this work fss no parallel
One General 4 gent from tbe we I returns
0 FER 700
Subscriptions per day on the average thrcsa
the we K. The canvass has but ust begun, =
we have
OYER 10000 SUBSCRIBERS
At the rate We are now selling, our list RiIs
...... YER 200. 600
t e first year. So fattering is the prospect, -
ordered paper Tor
47.0OO. VOL UAES
before boob was bound. It is the work peeps
want.
FULL, CopPLErE AND RELIABLE PRIeE, So
only about half The price of other Hstoristn
proportion T. the amount OF reading. w
Agents report very genr raj des ~ IN the Pr
lie 10 exchange the Tso Vol. NO K for th
iusTations are numerous and beautnh ~.
steel plates The work il now ready Tor s'"'
err. Address nj. i L. srEB ms,
EA5'w}F. BE- sn. @ HsF'iord' 'o-
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"REcessTRucrED" PoETRY.-A Mobile
new spapet. which Is so far loyal as to
praise win ,nany adulatory phrases, Que
fullerton, who Is in charge ofthe Freed
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ESFRAY.

ESTRAY. ..
anne int the etc. sure of the subscriber Oh
r about the Is dsy of Go -Ober lss5, A DARB
RED HEIFE 81 post d TO be tLree years old,
small size the md Of the tail cut or frozen OF
The owner is requested to ptove property, pay
Oh .rges, aud take her away.
SHER MAE WEED.
Pawle,, Noy. q, 1859, 4S 80.
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gdit1oI sEa-i ot sms5s -aaL .sasmnEa
Is & i3a 20 gaL3szHu q 52d -i14a.a GL
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VARIETIES. "A few days since we
received the following Circular to
Newspaper Editors Instead of any
remarks of our own in reference thereto,
we print "squib" from the Jersey City
Times. edited by u. X, Pangborn, mot
unknown to fame" in Vermont, which
Expresses our sentiments 'zactly"
NEW York, Nov. 20, 1865.
SIR In book Just issued by P. T.
Barnum on "humbugs," and at page
159, entitled THE Petroleum Humbug,"
he has, under slightly disguised name,
held up to ridiCule the operations of
this Company: and has perpetrated
libel against myself by printing what
is calculated to damage my business and
reputation.
Proceedings have been commenced to
force the author and publisher of these
improprieties to suppress this chapter
and to pay the damages which are just
ly due.
Take notice that any repetition of the
improper matter in your paper will sub
ject you to libel suit. l intend to
vindlcate my reputation and that of this
Company at any cost; and teach the
newspapers of this country, if neces-
sary, as Mr., James Fenimore Cooper has
already once done by his libel suits
against the New York Tribune, that
they will burn they fingers if they abuse
their freedom of the press
Your Obedient servant,
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local aud State Items.

Miss DICKINsoN.-T Town Hall
last evening was filled to its utmost ca
pacity. Quite number came from
Pittsford Brandon and Middlebury,
from West Rutland, from Clarendon,
and from places on the Rutland & Bur
lington Railroad south as far as Caven-
dish
Miss Dickinson was introduced in
few appropriate remarks by S. NJ.
DOrr Esq, and commenced with the
quotation, "There Is a TIDE in the affairs
of men, which taken at the FLOOD leads
on to fortune" She remarked that this
was as true of a nation as it was Of an
individual, and proceeded to apply the
remark to the situation of the country
at the present time. She thought the
great and only important question is,
Shall manhood suffrage be granted to
the only class at the South who have
given unequivocal proofs of their 10y
atty"
We do not however intend to give
an analysis of her lecture, but only say
it was replete with eloquence and pathOs
and met with most hearty response
from the audience. 1t was the best adj
dress we ever heard from lady. The
~ A X" association have reason to con-
graduate themselves on the Ane opening
they have made in their course. The
next lecture will be delivered on Tues
day evening Dec. s, by r. W. Emerson
of Concord Mass.
PoULTNBY.-Hon. Anon Bailey died
on Tuesday morning. Nov 18th after q
protracted illness of several months,
aged 70 years.
Col Bailey was born in Haddam, Con-
necticut, Aug 20, 1892. He removed
to Poultney when young man and had
long been identified with the business
interests of the town and was widely
known and respected. He represented
Poultney in the General Assembly in
1888, 1899, also in l847, 1848, and l849;
and was State Senator in 1852 and 1858.
He was chosen Warden of the st John' 8
Episcopal church in 1885 which office
he held at his death, and was delegate
to the Annual Diocesan convention for
81 years, and with few exceptions was
always IN attendance.
He was genial friend, kind neigh
Dor, indulgent father and hOnored clti-
zen, who, although for several years re-
tired from active public life, will be
missed by a large and attached circle of
friends, with whom he has been long
and intimately associated. He leaves a
wife and sOn-the Rev. Albert 4. Bailey
Of Sheldon, Vermont.
His funeral will be attended from st
Johns Church, East POultney, this
(Thursday) afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. The
Religious service will be conducted by
Rev. r. s. Howard OF Rutland
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ESlIt y

Came into the enclosure OF the subscriber ca
or about the fret of October last six yonNs
sheep, without marks. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take them
away. DENNISON BIIACRMER.
Brandon, Nov y, 1865 4S3w
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All accounts, notes and demands due me mus'
be paid Immediately Those not complying
with the above request need not feel disappOint
ed to receive = calf from the collector
w. L. BUCKLIH.
Cutiingsvile, Dec. l. 1866 4e-5w
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4 GE is WANTED to sell
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% Iss--ff4lI NV 10 -l-II-- = -
r5f ro9 laf u1 fags
@ uc1 s,E
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brush by IRE, and leaving neat aud cIssn
berdsrs to the fields.
10. Planting the ssnns. crop year sfser
vcay II, tho same fsld, thus Diminishing
The product, and filing The land with
weeds.
IA. Omitting to spread manure At the
right time, and thon selling it or giving II
away to got rid Of 1T
Is. Raising hump back csttlo or isnd-
pike hogs, that win consume monthly
their entire value IN feed, instead OF the
best animals, which fattsr easily Oh little,
and sell quickly for cash at high prices.
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chaste in its character end design, and cali
culatcd 10 give reputation 10 those engaged
In its construction. II has been located
on very commanding point, bsing ut the
apex of ths hill on Broadway M u rises
from Baltimore street; in q widely open
space, with good view. The monument
il ffty-two feet seven inches high, and
stands upon base Of rough granite, ten
feot six inches square. All except the base
In marble. Immediately shove the base 10
m arble block, facing the cardinal points
and In It has been placed tablets with in
scriptions oncircled by wreath; on the
north side Of the base are the words: The
north tablet hiss the words-~"This column,
erected by the joint contributions Of tbs
lodges, encampmsnts, and individual
members Of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows Of the United States Of America,
and jurisdictions thereunto belonging,
commemorate the founding of that order
In the city Of baltimore, on the 18th Of
April, 1918, by THOMAS WILDLY" All of
tho tablEts ere encirclcd with seroll
wreath, beautifully worked In the marble.
Above these rises single huted column,
Of boantiful proportions, and spon iteomes
tho cap. Here IL sculptured the globe, the
three linke-- friendship, love and truth
with other omblems Of tho order. The
whole IN surmouutod by full life statue
Of . female representing Charity, with two
infants, to whom she 10 supposed to be AK
crcising the greatest Of tho yirtues--eharity.
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TEXAS ITEMS.

The San Antonio Hcra1d Of The 18th ult.
sayH ::
Perfect hoalth prevails among onr cti-
zens, and 40 far as we have any means Of
knowing, the aane may be snid Of the
large number of strangers among us, M
Guiding several thousand soldiers.
This Houston 7stsg,aph, Of the 99th nit,
furnishes tho foliowingi
They aro working rapidly in San Anto.
MO in the way Of Qualifying thcmssiv yes
for the duties of citizeus. The He7ald in
forms TIA that up 10 the ed instant, about
seven hundred persons had taken the am
mostly oath, six hundred Of whom ARE reg
istered voters.
More than half the spelling books now
in Houston, 70 into tho hands Of the ne
groes. Several schools for colored persons
are now In operation here and In Calves
ton. Many planters buy II stock Of school
books for the schools already not unfre-
quent upon the plantations. We believe
ttEtB IN th1 rrt7T ahii:;sstf. =ztt y y He cd
cation Of the negroes Ia the clements OF
knowledge, will aid in hopeful solution
of The question whether freed labor viii
be successful, and whether tho negro race
will survive their freedom.
The 1eisgyaph learns that tho telegraph
wires are upsto AnsnH, though ~ Will DC
few days boforo they get TO working.
The JslegGph says that measures are being
taken 70 extend the telegraph 10 San An
tonic and Brownsville. At this point 1t
will connect with lines now being con-
structed to the city OF Mexico, Mazstlsn and
San Diego. 'tt+s4
Fluke's Galveston .ButlctSa, in nm &C.
count OF the assistant editors trip TO Aus-
tin add back, says;
The cotton along abe road generally,
looked AZ If there WA fne crop. We
regret to say that in some Of the fields we
snw neither freedmen OF frcstnsn picking
IL out Of the bolls. In many cases, dslsy
will lose the crop. In the upper country
they have had fine rains.
The Bastrop correspondent Of the Austin
iateltig>'sosr, writes to that paper that the
army worm ID doing much damage t. cot
ton in that country.
The Galveston Ctvtliam says that city
begins 10 resume the appearance Of bust
ness activity. The stores, drays, wagons,
vessels, mechanics---are all full handed In
business way.
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TELE q NO. A r. EEIC.
Isp.si.l 10 .h. n. o. Trs. Delta

4. Especial 30 the N. o. Trss DsltA.l
JAeEsoT, Dot. 9.--Ths CONTEST for Gov
orpor 10 bstwesn Judge Fisher and General
Hnmphrsys. II 10 thought tho latter will
be slsesed, notwithstanding he In thought
80 DO ineligible, net having been pardonsd.
Potter will be slsstsd 10 the High Court,
over Lsndy.
Hooker will be elected Attorney Gsnsrsl,
ovSr Cooper.
Hawkins will b. slsetsd TO the Ssnsta in
Kinds county, over Freeman, the former
bsing opposed 10 the admission OF negro
evidsncs 10 courts.
swan will probably be slsetsd Auditor,
Echols, Treasurer: and Harris, Secretary Of
state.
Bon. King viii probably be slactsd TO
the senate IN Copiah, and Barney and
Deason 10 the House IN Dolton.
Hudson aud johns are thought 10 be
elected TO the House in Kinds county.
fsspudsatiou or Iouisiau n-~eaDHsaif alton
OF Is64--PfsvIsioaaI Governor TO he
Apposnsest--Ths President Refuses 60
Rsmovs General Palm
Rejects Negro Suffrage
NEw YonK, October Cit il understood
that the President will ropudists the Loui-
sisna Consultation of 1864, and appoint .
provisional Governor for the State.
The President refuses 10 remove General
Palmer from command in Kentucky, but
will order The withdrawal Of negro troops.
The people OF Connecticut have rejected
the proposition TO allow negro suffrage, By
o msiOrity or 5000.
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Our Agents i'm Nesv Orleans.

MessRs. GAsDskR d Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No. 9, ComBiercisl Place. New Orleans.
are the duly authorized Agents in that city for
the Gassns and 1tyaef.
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Meeting Of the Union Association OF
- East Baton Rouge.
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED AND DELEGATES
APPOINTED 70 A STATE cos VENTt0N.


Ata nesting Of the Union Association held at
the Court House, in The city Of Baton Rouge, on
the ID instant, tho following preamble and rsso.
lutious submitted by II. !. FraED, EFg., Esr.
adopted:
wHEssAs, II 10 the duty Of all loyal and lnw.
sbiding citizsns 10 rally around and sustain the
National Government 40 administered by AspnEr
JOuHapa President Or the United Staies, and to
indicate by their political sGtion tYus and sip-
ccre desire to return TO the Union.
lsL, Rs IL Therefore ResotBtd That We the Ma
tionnI Union Conservative citizens Of The Parish
Of Fast Baton ROUGE, de hereby pledge ourselves
10 atand by our patriotie President in his en-
ea yora 10 restore our State to its former position
in the Union that 10 effect this object, In select
ing candidates for Office, men Of undoubtsd 10y
atty and whose Union proclivitis5 ara we'll ascsr-
tained shouid hs CHOSEN.
I'd. Be IL FBItl.er Rssolocd, That We cordially
endorse ana heartily approve of ths principles
snuneiatsd In the circular Of Col. A. L. FIELDS,
President OF The National Union Conservative
Association In New Orleans, and hereby plsdgs
ourselves to stand on tho Bama platform that
may be adopted By The Convention tbatiB TO insst
on The 7,h instant, 10 Nev Orleans.
Sd. BE u Ftgsls1g Rtsot5ed, That the President
of this meeting appoint eight delegates to said
Convention, who are instructed to vote for no
man whose loyalty is doubtful, and who Ia not
willing to stand by the Union and the admins
tration, whatever his political status may bsvs
been harstoforo.
The President appointed the following delegates,
to-wit:
gIer, N Wax, H. J. Heard, =. Phillips, W. d. mer.
rell and u. A. NephieE.
Mr.. Nephler moved that the proceedings Of the
nesting be published in the Gazette and GoDtef.
CO. BRkcKINRIpaR, ese'y.
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NEW MUSIC

Why can we not be Brothers, on We have been
Iiebsls--By Clarence J. Prentics.
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Hubbard.
When the Battle is OVERLY Y. o. Eaton.
1t 10 the Chpae-By Benz. y. Hart.
Natilie the Maid Of the lIill-by W.C. Peters.
La Rontane aux peries--Polke BrilIiauts--By
II. X. Colo.
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