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To Cons npttves.

TIlHE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RESTORED TO
Il health in few weeks, by very simple remedy
having suffered several with lung affection
and that dread disease COnsumptionis make
known to his fellowsufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the prescrp
ton used of charge with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will ind Sure Cure for
CossuxPrIos, ASTHMA, BRoscHs &c The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription il benefit the
afflicted and spread Information which he eoncovss b
invalua be and he hopes every sufferer will try his
dy will thsm nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, williansburgb,
febls3m Kings County, New York.
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Our rsl-rs may think it strange that often urge
upon their attention medicinal preparation. Already
have for number of weeks urged the Importance Of
supply Of Goes Cough BaIsam in the house ready
immediate But excuse is the vast agnor'nt Of
sickness and death that the LATE result
sudden coughs, c"s and pulmonary attacks while thou
sands of c:i'a dying from Group lung CON-
plants Time and experience have proved that Cos'.
Cough Basm is the most speedy and reliable preparation
known to the world Like magic relieves the irr
ation Of the throat the toPases that prevent
breathing cTour, and heals all Of the threat
chest and lungs No should neglect u supply his
family with safe and reliable medicine like Goes Coug
Blsam, any than he should neglect the supply
their daily bread i, costs but forty cents and the bot;
contain twice much those of other remedy The
cost; while in merit it superior all others All
drug stores keep il FOR sale-
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SWANS Bourbon Bltters
SWANS Bourbon BilterS
SWANS Bourbon Bitters

healthy tonic gentle staulaut ani une4urllol morn
ing appetizer. Prepared in ripe GA bourbon. being
the exclusion Of ali other Bites in than
f'- United States Army Hospitals aid lnla. private
failie. ami the only ppulrr medicine wt has been
es. tsy exempted stamp by the United Stats
government the ground Of IL having been adopted
standard remciy by the medical profession.
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
.s-Tbey ar made Of ingr.Iiu, well known snI ap-
r,,-I d., e meiIr..! profession. having posr = s'te
rvyei 18th platalle Az pleasant. with sufficient
1tH-H. properties To correct The iliois ierrng-
eat 4 the system ,cc0rling T. .s-rta a remedy
the following d.-oases Ia'iSs-tion, Dy-I-psa, Jauadi'.
Liver Affections, Of Appetite Lo~nsss Of snt. Sal
Low Complexion.
SWANS BOURBON BlrIERS
Headache Cu,tirenes and kindred diseases arising rom
d.ori-rcj condition Of the mac h, Liver Bowels. Let
every one Try teee acaf tile! and r-ed
they VIII recommend them with confidence TO iii others
who in need q wholesome. agreeable AMI -d-ctrI
The rapidly increased demand for thee Btters has
induced give them lutit NV - that thousands who
lave not s them, may ny them End 10 onenced Of
their Ell .i.1rN.
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
Is-Iafre who Lave TIED snd found other
sr Bttsr- too bitter. unplaIte and too highly Inedc-
t-i fDr their dr3 fc tt-. pgssr give these trial .nd
viii mot with II them They VIII give tone to the
stomach. and treug.h {. tii- 0hulc sy-t-iU
your druggist TrsdsnAn has not sot these Bit
i-rs. have him send for them.
C. -RcmeInber the and take no other
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
Hr The eouPo.on Of Dr. SWANS Bitiers having been
El.lo public through the columns II Medical Journals ana
having been adopted STANDARD remedy lv the Medical
Protest. Icy The decision OF the COmuissio Of In
nal Revenue EXEMPT from STAMP DUTY.
Ur. c. II. SWAIN, Proprietor.
Depo:s-MJ NTCDMEEE. PIERCE & Co..
No "A south Water street, Chic ago. i'll.
4. VI. DESINGEE { Co..
July p 1864. 80 Broadway. New York.
For sale ~ ali Druggists tui Groccrs in Ottawa.
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REMEDY FOR TILE PILEs-It is . blessing 10 the
Suffering to know that have cure for this
truly troublesome di Mr. Hszarde Of 81 Second
street Cincinnati o. takes great pleasure informing all
who suffering with piles that he used small quantity
Of DR.. s;rckands Pile Remedy and it effected perma
nent This to be the with all who make.
use Of this splendid pre- snusnctured at No
East Fourth street. Cincinnati o. and sold BY all Drug
gists Dec Sim.
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COOLEY & WARMER have removed their
stock Of groceries to La Sale street, first door
north of Dimnick & Bros Drug Store, where
they are prepared to furnish everything in the
grocery and provision line. at the lowest
rates. Delivering done to all parts of the
city FIRE
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PROFESSOR LYMAN gave, on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, Shakspearean readings at
Washin- ton Hall, in this city, We regret to
say, to rather thin audiences. Our people
had just had surfeit of theatricals, by the
Fuller & HaPgood company, which may &C.
count for the slight they gave Prof l.. We
must say, however, in justice TO the Professor,
that an elo :utionist, he has few equals, and
deserves good houses anywhere.
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CHICAGO MARKET, NAY llrH.-Flour dull
at 1915 a. 6.25 for spring extra; Wheat
sl.o5 "a, 10 for No. l spring Corn As @
SOC for No. Oats 81 a. 50 for No. l.
Lumber dull and unsettled.
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Those who are in waiit CT picture. II do
we'll to call on Shafer; over Cushman's Bank
who has just received large stock of photo
graph materials at prices which will enable him
to make work as cheap as the cheapest Go
and see for yourself Frames for pictures
very low
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MARRIED

At the residence Of CYRUS SHAvER:in Rutland. on
the Ilth inst, by the Rev. T. Coiinan Mr. JOSEPH A
WILSON late Of Ottawa now Of Chicago to Mss ELIZA
SHATER.
This good enough for Wilson some years he ha.
been making people happy in and about Ottawa by pre-
senting them perfect Licensees their own faces We
learn that he will still prosecute his old profession undsr
his new copartnershp in Chicago May his pictures hare
Cer. te as large as life and t,Cice natural
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LAND AGENCY.

Farms, Prairie LANDS. Houses ana
Lots. and vhcant Lois. bought and sold on
commission
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots I'm
ottawa, for sale.
Improved and UnimprOved Farms, in
LaSae Grundy and Livingston Counties, for sae also
Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri
We will agents IN the payment of Taxes prop
the States Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri.
Those wishing Buy Sell Farms, Prairie Lands
Lots will find their advantage to call and
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FoUND--An overcoat, north ofthe residence
of Mr.. Cushman, East of the Fox River on
Wednesday Ct last week, Nav Sd. The own
er can have ii by calling on Edward Butler
Ottawa Center, and paying costs.
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WASTED-To rent a small DWELLING house.
containing three Or four rooms. Any person
having such to rent can find good, cash
tenant, by addressing "W. K. L." Free
Trader office.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTrAwA, May l2, 1865.
flour-Spring wheat, IS. 50 pr loo.
Corn Heai-S 2. OOa2. 25c pr. 100.
Uheat-No. spring s5c; No. z, 75c.
Corn-New Ear. 45c. for so lbs
Cats--25c for ~ lbs
PdrLey-St,c. for 4S lbs
Rye-9Oc. for 60 lhs
Timothy .>f-d-s5.OO.
PetatOes-sl.25 p. bush
Eqgs-12c.
Buttc-25a33c.
dressed Hogs-$l4 %.
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Farm Tor Eaic.
stonei Stonei: Stone

The undersigned hes just eceived lot of Bubble Stone
from quarres Lockport which he offers for sale
the lowest market prceioT cash. He intends ee,ing
supply of this material hand, which, from facilities
aore, TO procure them he knows he sell upon the
most advantageous terms
FARMERS and others in want OF this article would do
well TO give him call before purchasing elsewhere as he
sell at prices, rs low the lowest. He will
furnish Dimension stone for Flaggng OF all sizes the
shortest notice possible Persons DESTROYS Of this kind Of
stone he Accommodated by leaving their orders
canal ace the main canal side of the bridge OPP
posite Emes Warehouse, where also the rube
be obtained D,nt forget the place. VIM THOMAS
Ottawa April I'D 1865 IT,
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PIANO TUNING.

pr. !" H. Powers. from Reeds Temple of Music in
VIII make his regular visit Ottawa about the
IA VI nay Tor The purpose OF Tuning Pianos and putting
EN-, ~ AS Mr. Powers has patrons here and
eoS of the largest Piano House in the West IL Ia
ees 70 Sd! thing than that he is thoroughly
ing attention will please their order, at The nrn .nd
R,ok Store of a. M Nc ~ ~ w eiu
April ~ 1865 -4w i-"i'ees
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~ II =. = : - ~ s..sssSl'
ZXNz q, Z

All the medical and the press recommend DR. Stick
land. Anil hO!ta MiNtur-s the OILY certain remesy
for Darrhoca and Dysentrgy. II combination Of As
trngents Absor-nfs Strinlents and c,Tmnaye- and
warranted effect after all other means have
failed.
d
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Be aoole and courteous in youth, that you may he
bonored in age
Use DR.. D. Fl. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh
Remedy for Catarrhal difficulties, Cold in the
head, and for cleansing the nose and head.
that your days may be long in which to be
bonored
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PROPOSALS..

tok Building Methodist e. Church. will be received
= by the undersigned until the 18th day of NAV next
Plans an Specifications may be seen At the ONCE Of VIM
True, under the Bank Of Ottawa
The building TO be of brick with cut sfons
Dos VIII De received Tor the different kinds Of work
separately for the whole structure in
may be found desirable. Information in rsS.rsnca 10 ~
may Dc ootaaneo from either OF the subscribers
S.W. CHEEvER, \
H. HAMILTON, buuoing
WIN TRUE (Committes.
Ottawa Apri, a. 1895
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FINo THE NERVOUS DEBILTTATEp. AND DEsPdND-
Il EST OF BOTH SEXES. A great siiheter having
been restored 10 health in few days after many yea,s Of
misery, willing his suffering by
sending (free tine receipt of postpaid addressed
velope, copy Of the formula Of employed. Direct
to JOHN N. DAGNALL, Box ls3 Post Once
Jan. IL. 1865 BrookIyn n. Y.
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"MONEY To LoAY'-See the advertise
ment of Mr.. Unlauf, of Chicago, under this
head.
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yyHIskERS: WHISPERS:

Do you want whisters or Moustaches, Our Grecian
Compound will force them to the snoothost
chin, hair bald beads in Six Weeks Price 81 90
Sent 10y mail closely sealed receipt price
Address, WARNER Co. Box Us Brooklyn, n. Y.
narll-iy
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FOR SALE.

az --rhange FOR a good Horse. A two seated Ruoy-v
With bills aid poIe for W. horsss Suitable tor
= family. r rHURSE
Ottawa, Nay 8, 1855
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T0 RENT.

By the subscriber in the thriving village Of Utica
house 30 BY Is and half stories high the business
part of the town. Well calculated and fitted up for fam
lily grocery and bordng house. for further PARTICULAR
apply to the undssgnsd At his residence miles north
est of Utica BDWARDNEARY
April 9th, 1855. lwo.
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Wall Paper, Curtains, Borders,
Tassels, &c.

also keep hand good assortment Of the best Lids
of GILT and ROSEWOOD NOULDINGS, and will receive
orders for frnning pictures, &c. which shall be done in
workm mike manner.
Also hand well assorted stock Of Chiliren's Cab.
Carriages. &C. the best in this market.
Also Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes Pocket Book.
Memora alum Books, &C. at lowest living price,
All kinds of Blank Books made order ruling done TO
any pattern; and Music Books Magazines Pan,plcs &C.
bound in best style; Paper Boxes made TO order
Remember the plsce-La Sale ST. next door 10 Te,e-
graph office. C. O. LJTZ
april s 1865.
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Valuable Farm for safe.

TENE Farm Just two miles west of the house and
Il and mile of the city limits, belonging
T. C. McPherson situate To- town 81 range 8; 100
of farm land and II Of timber. o. the
valuable improvementtwo Dwelling House.
house. and fine young bearing Orchard. Enquire of
Ottawa, Dee. TO- 1864. d. F. CAMERON
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FOR SALE.

The farm owned by the Subscriber the bluff
three miles north east of til, Court and one mile
and half from the city limits In beauty of
convcnce for profitable occupation is hardly eqused
any farm of ike size In tue county. 1t contains
sa-es- J.C. CHAMPLIN.
April ocd
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And the only sure and CERTAIN REMEDY FOR tho-r
sicting complaints peculiar to the whether mar
Tiei or single
These Pill. nothing new but have been u--i 10y tile
Doctors uany YEAR, both ia Frame and Amerlca- Nh
unparalleled succeSs IN every and he Is urged ~
uIsny ;huu-and ladic- vh0 have used them HaEs tie
Pill. public the asystion 81 those suffering from any
irregularities whatever. well prevent reese
81 family here health VIII not lsrnt IL Females "cu
iiarly situated iioee suIFS-iHE fhers.rt. c'
ton ID a.I-t usiEg these Pix while ii that cur
the proprietor responsibility after the glove
sdmonilioD. altltougn their Hilne- would prevent
u-chirf to health Otherwise the Pills rccsEIle tdt
Full sui exIiCiTy directions - CsIlrauy earl tex
IOnee BONES HAVE EEEN SOLD ~ YEARS.
Ten tIio1Saal -xc- ~ letter lrisiy myself si
Hc.t all Isrt- Of the world 70 which answers Ly-
bern returned in which ladit nothing Ike the above
PIs hsv- been known siEce abe Science Il Medicine bau
upon the World IN distinctions and restoring
nature its proper channel .snrtns the neTye ami
bringing Nac the rosy color ;. hes the heck q
the most delicate
Price 81 90 per Box. Six boxes for 500.
Sold by all Druggists.
Ard by T. l. GRIGGS sole agent for Ottawa H. to whom
all orders should be addressed
Lse~ by sending hin 81 have 'he pills s,Ht cPh-
dentaliy by MAIL free Of Pos;S and without observation
10 any part Of the city or e"uniys.
C. :. LACEY Cereal TayelHg Agent for the Western
States 49, Dearborn sire.i, Chicago III.
y B. None Genuine unless the box i -icUr'l- 6. d.
HOWE InaTlJ
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CHOICE Green and Black Teas.
MAPLE; BreSn. Csnes and esanSa Sugars
VERY Nice Syrups and Molassss.
A IL kinds of Spices Ground and Whole
MAILS of all Sizes
DELAND's Rabbits sa'sr'tu'-
OTTAWA Starch and Prepared ora.
ID AISINs, Currants and Other Dried Fruits.
LIVERY Description of woodonwars and Basekts.
NEW Goods Received Daily.
IN April 8 c. d. VAN DOREN.
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FROM the best trsEds Of French Calf and Kip by work.
that not tzceei By any other estabiishm mt ia
the country. hus much they may Jf0pr.
Nj Iesiy has uniformly taken the best premiums at
our county t,rs. and i-Oast- OF hi- Custom WORK.
Hes.- cb.iier-- lrisur with all other dealers as
To- PRICES. Cal ani see. DANIEL LEAHI.
M.rch Is. lsfi-tf.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

nISEASES Of he Nervous, Snina! U1nory and Se-tsni
~ SgSte1as-new and reliable trsatInen'-n reports of
the HOWARD ASS0ClATI0N-Sent by mail IN sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge. Address Dr. j. skl1IN
HOCGHr0N Howard Association, No. South ninth St.
Philadelphia Pa Oct 2V-ly
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take leave inform friends and customers that
have added my establishment well selected stock Of
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DEBELLION is CRUSHED
HEROES OF THE WEST;
Which are expected to arrive soon at
MONEYS New Clothing Store.

Hark to the Shouts Of glad millions 60 forth,
Sweeping across the broad wales of the moth,
From hill top to hill top like wild gazsle leapnE
Shaking the where old echo sleeping.
Thrilling the hearts of the timid aud bold,
Tuning the voice of the young and the old,
Zen the shadows Of night in the sunlight are cold
Rebellion is Crushedi
The maidens half finished prayer for her lover,
Turns to songs of wild joy, for the battles
And the mothers low prayer loud hearty thanksgvint
For sons whather numbered with dead the living,
Pscinc's coast answers Atlantics first gun,
And echoes grow louder glad koun run,
Till the suns 10th to set over joy just begun:
Rebellion il Crushed!
Shout On let your joy be mingled with sorrow;
Shout on for VII weep for the fallen tomorrow;
The thousands who the bills a. the dew drops
Whose spirits joy shake the fresh budding tops
To morrow we'll say to them: sleep on, - braves,
For the weeping forget-me-not over you waves
Your countrys proud banner floats overfyour graves
Rebellion il Crushed!
Hheres health to the living who still BY the camp
Here's rest to the fallen, in sight Of her church spirs
Here's peace to the country, and Union at last,
More firmly anneaied by the fire Of the pAsti
Here's to The continent, freedoms extant!
Here's defiance to tyrantsi now lovly they'll rant,
When they think Of the Of Sherman and Grant
Now that
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-08

REPORT OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER.
May 81, 1866.
RUTLAND, May so, 186

RUTLAND, May 80, 1865.
To the legal voters Of the village of
Rutland we respectfully submit the fol-
lowing report:
The first inspection for the past year
took place September 18th, 1864. A
good number of men appeared, and the
machines and other apparatus were
found in good working order. The first
fire of the year was on Sunday morn
ing, Dec. II, 1864, in the store owned by
Mrs. Huntoon and occupied by B. e. D.
G. Billings. The engines were promptly
on hand, well-manned, and, as usual,
did their whole duty, confning the fire
mainly to that building. The Town
Hall caught several times, but the fire
was Immediately put out. After the fire
was down, the Hook and Ladder Com
pany showed their efficiency in taking
deemed to be dangerous, and in so 40
ing proved the great addition they are
to our fire department. Saturday morning
April 1st, 1865, there was an alarm arising
from the burning of barn at Center
Rutland. The companies were on hand
and ready to start, when messenger
came with the information that no good
could be done. May 25th, 1865, there
was an alarm, arising from the burning
of box used for bonnet bleaching, on
Southwlck's Block. No damage; but
great credit is due the firemen for the
skill they showed in SO soon getting a
line on the building.
May 9th, 1865, the department was
called out for inspection. The number
of men out was not large. The engines
were found in very fine working order,
giving great credit to those having them
in charge.
No. l has 700 feet Of good hose, so
feet tolerable and so feet poor. They
should have 80 feet Of new.
No. has 45O feet good, so feet toler-
able, $50 poor, besides some previously
condemned. They should have 200 feet
Of new. Consulting economy, both
machines should be vanished, and
parts of each painted Immediately.
The Hook and Ladder Company
turned out fine company Of men, but
without upiform, which they richly de-
serve and which we hope will be imme-
diately furnished. Their ladder car
riage, as it is, is quite unit for use, and
should be remodeled. The company
should have eight or ten more forks.
All Of which is submitted,
BEN X. CHASE,
Chief Engineer.
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TRIAL OF GEN LEE.-A Norfolk, Va.
dispatch of May 3lst, says that Colonel
Walter FL. Taylor, Gen. Lees Adiutant
General, Surgeon W. J. Moore and some
fifty Confederate soldiers, at present re-
siding in Norfolk, have been summoned
to appear before the United States Dis
trict Court, with the view of testifying
against General Robert E. Lee and other
prominent rebel officials, on a charge Of
treason. The summoning of the above
named witnesses has OcCasioned consid-
cradle excitement and speculation as to
the probable disposition the government
will make Of this notorious rebel chief
tain.
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A CASE OF CoNsoIRNOB.-Dr. Gay had,
for some time, missed the hay from his
barn, and was satisfied that 1t was sto.
len. With a view to detect the thief, he
took dark lantern, and stationed him
self near the place where he supposed
he must pass, In due time person
whom he knew passed into the barn and
quickly came out with as large load
of hay as he could carry. The doctor,
without saying a word, followed the
thief, and took the candle out of his
lantern, and stuck it into the hay upon
his back, and then retreated. In mo-
ment the hay was in light blaze; and
the fellow, throwing it from him in ut
ter CONSERVATION, ran away rom his
perishing booty. The doctor kept the
affair a secret even from his own fam
lily; and within day or two the thief
came to him in great agitation, and told
him that he wished to confess to him a
grieyous sin that he had been tempted
to steal some of his hay; and, as he was
carrying it away, the Almighty was so
angry with him that He had sent fire
from Heaven and set it to blazing upon
his back. The doctor agreed to forgive
him on condition of his never repeating
the offense.-Dr. Spraquc's american Uni,
tartan PftEDt
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BKN X. UHASE,
Chief Engineer,
Ward Limits. village of Rutland.
REPORT OF TRUSTEES, ADOPTED IN VII
LACE CORPORATION MEETING,
MAY 81, 1865.

Ward ALL of Main street north of
Centre street, all of Turnpike, all of Ter
rill street, and all of West street east of
Court street and Court Square.
Ward 2-All of Main street south of
Center, all of Center from Main to Court,
all of Court from Center to Washington
street, all of Washington from Court to
Main, all of Green street, all of East
street and all of Nickwackett street.
Ward 3-All of Pleasant street, all of
Madison street, ali of Prospect street. all
of Wales south Of Washington street, all
of Strongs Avenue and Washington
from Court street to depot grounds, also
including all streets and territory to the
south line of the corporation and west
to the Railroad. s.4#5
Ward Accommodating on West street
at Court street, down West to Church
street, all of Church and Elm streets,
Williams from Elm to Chestnut avenue,
all of Court from West to Center, Center
from Court to Wales, and all of Wales
from West to Washington.
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TRIAL OF JEFF. DAvIs.-A Washing
ton dispatch says that the Judges of the
Supreme Court of the District of Colum-
bia have determined to try JEFF, Davis,
on the indictment found a week ago last
Friday, before full bench, Judge Car
ter presiding. There is reason to be-
ieve that the trial will take place on
or about the 10th of this month, unless
the defendant can make a showing of
necessity for postponing the hearing for
a few days. 1t is not believed, more
over, that JEFF. Davis will interpose any
objection to trial this month, as the
facts involved in the case are patent and
lndlsputable; and were such a thing
permitted in a criminal trial, the case
could be heard upon an agreed state
ment of facts. The trial cannot occupy
more than three or four days in the i'm