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NfnNrrr,r My u

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DR.. Blackburn. who intended 10 ship IN
.ected clothing from Bermuda to the north
ern States, was arrested to-day IN warrant
from Toronto. for breach Of the neutrality
laws.
f..rc publishes long otter TO Secretary
stanton he says be was ordered TO leave the
Lated States in IS hours. He is willing to
20 back for trial.
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May "A -W5t
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LEGAL NOTICES.
,ARyEY BEECHEk,s ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having h.en appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Cont for
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate OF Harvey Beecher
late OF Huntington in said District, represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and SIX months from the day Of
the date hereof being allowed by said Court for
mat purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice,
that will attend 10 the business OF our appoint
nent al the dwelling Of The deceased, in Hunting
ton in said District, on The third Wednesdays OF
June and October next, at 10 o'clock a. n, on
each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day OF April A. D., 1856.
John EiHi 'S STRs4F6Rp. Commissioners
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F.RNIFORsALE.

THE suSs-riber offers fo- sals M Yarn gt.ustsd
| in TIE Southern par q the t"Eu Of "i'lsfoa /,
d, 81. seven lee 4-pm b-rl,r-iou IL CONSISTS q
:, 80. 81 -, 4 land, Brics Dwelling Bo1sA, shed
and Barn, All IN god repair Appl. g - address
FRA IsHAM, Hiliistpa ".
May a W.T.
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New YoRE. May -.

The Hera'ds correspondent shows that
efforts 10 rcor-anize the state Government
In North Carolina continue.
Three candidates Tor Gly. are already
nominated.
Gen Schofeld on the 18th inst issued an
order informing the colorei people Of their
requirement of freedom. aud imposed ohlIEa-
tions they must meet. They viii not be- sup
ported In idleneSs.
According TO the Hsrad' correspondence,
JEFF Davis bad found bis family only the
night before his capture. Tie had
sent them az Washington, y. G.. where
be- dismissed bic escort, with the hope that
our tr1ops pursuing, would follow the escort
and let him c-carc.
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In r % RI Al T.:

ITO thecitirens Of Burlington sno vicinity. the
l fact that Z. o. French 4 Co. have an Initial
Stamping Press and are prepared TO execute all
orders for "Initial Paper With promptness- A
large assortment o. French, Engiish and American
Letter and Note Papers kept constantly on hand
O. b. FRENCH co.
M.y22 Corner Church College Sta.
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WAsurxcroN. Nav o..

The counsel for the accused in the con-
spiracy trial say they have $50 witnesses To
examine and that fortnight will be occupied
IN the defence.
A large amount of money lies IN the diff
ierent sub Treasures and will soon be- paid
out.
Rumors are again Thick Of cabinet chang
Is but nothing i Vet certain. The govern
meut yesterday identified the cipher letter
found on Booth. Il Is rumored that this
letter IL, believed to implicate jeff Davi-
and the leading rebels in the conspiracy
Mr.. Dana Il To leave the War Depart
ment
a meeting Of prominent politicians has
been held at Silver springs. Blair's residence.
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VERMONT SCENERY The public will find If
~ different views Of Scenery in various parts OF
the State. al the Vermont Gallery Of Art Thee
are made album size and sold at twenty-five
cents each. A few different views, Of which
have large number on hand, viii be sid at
lower prices.
LARCNr.-Ma.v SoraEan was brought nc
fore Justice IIollcnbeck, Tuesiay, ana fined
FIVE dollars and costs, for stealing d lat from
tine millinery establishment Of Miss ?. j.
Reynolds
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VsI.y'EL,4.yD II IL .rD y
Tall w cfsur Farms

LARGE and thriving settlement, mild and health
full climate, 30 miles south OF Philadelphia BY rail-
road. Rich soil, producing large crops, when can
Al from $25 to SIS per acre, payable within four
wears Good business openings for manufsctories
and others. Churches, schools, and good secretly
Hundreds are settling and building. The beauty
With which the place Is laid out Is unsurpassed.
Letters answered. Papers giving MI lnfqrrn n,s
Vf,,Errd pos,-OHcs, LasdD Totsssh,P, ~ y.
From Report Rsolon Robinson, Asricultursl "a
itor Of the Tribu-s at 10 one Of the most sxten,
i've fertile tracts IN an almost level position snc
suitabis condition for pleasant farming that vs
know ofthis side Of the Western Pratr1es.
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Married.

In this city, Tuesday, May 27d. by Rev hr
Cooper. Vim. E Hosford Of Charlotte, 70 Niss Ellen
L. Ssrramt re Of Burlington.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May -

ten. Mcdowell has command OF militia
~ commission to try the rebel pirates under
the command OF Hog alias Enscr. arrested
IN November last off Panama, while at
tempting to seize the steamer salvadGsr. Inc
proofs Of their guilt are believed tobe ire
iragible. %,
The bark Bronse, which was about to sail
for Ariz,na with 400 American emigrants
and go cases of fire arms on board, has been
detained BY the authorities, who telegraphed
for instructions. 1t is supposed that the
party consists mainly Of Americans, bound TO
Mexico, to help Juarez-
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TIE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE THE
assembled wisdom Of Massachusetts,, finished
their business last week and adjourned. Al
though they passed many laws which 1t would
have been Just as well for the state I they had
not passed, Styles will still continue taking
pct Tres. as usual.
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rowLE's PILE AND HUMoR CURE,

The immense success for over ten years Of the
,rorld-rssor,eS remedy, A1s od1sed isr1fso.' Rsr-
rz.f.d vsrusr.-t e,ys al kssds Of Pills. LxYEo-
r. scRoYuLA, sALr-RISuH. and all diseases OF
the Skin or money refunded IN every case OF fsil-
ure. Otntnents or external sppic1uons cnly
relisvs, but DO not peruanently cure soil every
where. 800 per bottle.
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\ SPEECH 20 SHERDAN--Gen. Sheridan
made hi- In; -p,,ch, Saturday nigh, IN re-
slonsc go d soIeuadc. It was
GETMNE>-l am very much obliged to
you. \ y only regret IS that ! have been So
lon. In the service that | eau make
speech. am very much obliged to YOU.
Good nigh
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san Francisco, May /

The capture OF JEFF Davis created uni
vorsal feeling of satisfaction throughout Cali
toruia. The people Of Sacramento hung JEFF.
Davis in eiigy.
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NEw YORK. May .

TheHeralds Mobile correspondent annnun-
ccs the surrender Of the rebel fleet 10 the
Tomblsbee river on the 9th, comprising two
Commodores and $50 other officers, and l.
vessels
\ public meeting held at Selma, passed.
resolutions calling on the Governor Of Ala
hama TO convene the Legislature with view
TO the restoration of the State "a the Union
Judge Bird said the war had decided two
questions-Secession and Slavery.
The Herald's Macon correspondent says
the people Of the interior OF Georgia are
rapidly settling themselves to the condition
of peace.
Forage and provisions are brought freely
into places occupied by the national trooEs'
and the people are demanding a convention
for reconstruction.
Four of Capt Travs's famous brooch
loading cannon have been found buried IN
the cemetery at Macon
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26

W fsufNGIIf, May -.
The weather IS fue and the ciry i- as FOIL
OF stranger. 49, it was yesterday Gen ShI-
mans truoI- are passing zap thc Avenue
They ave somewhat rou-hcr M appearance
than those OF Yesterday. owing O. their over
land march from North Caroline. Th.Ir
appearance. however. !, very tne
zen. Sherman does Tot remain with the
prominent generals near the main stand aul
did not yesterday. He refuses To appear
with Mr.. Stanton IN any public place.
The amnesty proclamation will be out 90
a short time II speedily excerpts from IT.
benefits all rebel cficers who have becn gull
" OF starving our soldiers aud murderln-
them in cold blood az at Fort Pillow. lt
also breaks up the great rebel estates IN the
south.
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DRUyKARD. STOP:

Thsrs Is cur. for you Your desire So- IntoIi-
eating Drinks can be- removed. More than FIRE
TAsrsasd have been eaved within the iad four
wears Send stamp for Circular. and read What
those say Who have tried It. Il 70 As~lss, and can
Be given without the fnoviedse Of the pssasnt-
C c. G. G. sEESs, " D., ., E,.r g.. Bosom. N.ss.
n. H.-Lcok out fer eli ehsap tm,tat&saE. {.
May 5. arnH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26

The New York mails. under the last change
of time on the Rutland Road. arrive at COS
P. NJ.
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Hereafter our troopers will be able to dis
cover fugitive rebel dignitarie- by a slight
change in the Scripture formula for recog-
uizing sinners by their io1fs We shall
know them
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26

DAVIS y TExAs-The thecry Of the Da'i7
.Nei that JET. DAVIS has not been captured,
but that a lay figure Iersonatins him was
taken, i utterly overthroHn ny the state
ment officially made, that JEFF. was really
cautur,d H. /, xas When found he was in
Gal r.sf-ou.-N Y. Commercial.
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y.I,.hIe ReaIEstate for Sale

THE three large buildings erected oy bnnop
L Wopkins for = theological Seminary, including
about ave acre. Of land offered for sale on rss-
sonAhle terms. -, ,,,.
NJ Rnrlfnrton. with excellent gardens, an sbun-
Sanoa on fruit and richly ornamsnted with shade
,rees The location near the heart Of .he city, 10
one of the most beautiful In New England, COM
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IaEe-its islands and the distant mountain scenery
For further information apply tothe subscribers, or
e''N'' u '-'N J. X. CONVERSE,
L. g. BIGELOW,
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The Amy & Nary journal says ''surely
If DAVIS RAD realled his obi experience al
ards ii- rsou.i have remembered That
Nuarc 's tuo%n from King By his 6oots. -
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sen ko,ecars say .'For sly o.n part
: intend to >et the example Of bea'ins my
sword into d ploughshare. deere or Young
men (nov IN the army to 20 'ome. am
not in :aynr VI the next war
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INV YORK, MAY .

NV Ohk, May %
The Tribruae's Washington special says
There will be q miles of soldiers, 90 abreast,
in the review to-day As there Is no limit 70
Washington extortion. eligible windows sell
for SO per hour and $50 per day to spocula-
tors.
Hotels and boarding houses beng full OF
dodgers, sittings in unoccupied cars are sold
at 81 Per night.
The Tri5Sne's dispatch also says 1t has
transpired that the forthcoming Presidential
Proclamation will not PERMIT loyal negroes
10 vote
The same dispatch says There Is strong
influence in army circles to urge President
johnson for the removal of Secretary Stanton
for M war upon Gen. Sherman, while IN the
fcli.
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W,suNcro>. NAV .

Great crowds are IN the strcets % >ee the
dlsrlav Of troops the weather is clon.Is,
cooler than 1t has been OF late, and every
way 1T for such an OCCASION. The cavalry
are now passing up the avenue, under pen-
Mott. Gen. Meade and staff tirst came up
the avenue in splendid style.
Some of the foreign ministers are already
out looking at the passing troops
Here Is dcarth Of news to-day. II Is
now settled that JET. DAVIS will he tried IN
Washington before Circuit Court for 'roi-
I'm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-25
QBtltgrapbi6.
~ Tx q
Mexican. Adyices.
cs

,Ngw York, Aug. 24.-Havana papers
contain accounts of the guerrilla warfare
carried on in Mexico. Zongoiica has pro-
nounced in favor of the republicans, and
the national forces of Veras and of the
coast will make their headquarters there.
The foreign legion have left Matamoras for
Tamplco, to Start thence ON an expedition
against Cuyaidad Vora. A company of
lancers and infantry, under the Austrian
Captain skayeharick, have been captured
and the latter Killed. -"
|. The Norwich steamer City of New York
ran into the steamer Rosina, yesterday, car
rying away the ships head gear, and then
ran into sloop off the battery. The steam
tug Fletcher ran into the tug Wilmarth,
sinking the latter. No lives lost. +
Two yhunered barrels of whisky, from
Providence, was seized by Government
yesterday, at Williamsburg, for alleged
non-payment of duties. ~ ds79 55eo5s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-25
Another Sad Casualty--Accidem
10 Ihe Seventh Ohio InfnnlrY.a

LOUISVILLE, Aug, 23.-The steamer Ar
COSY No. 3, Capt. Van Degrift, from Cairo
to Cincinnati with the 7th Ohio Infantry,
about 300 strong, was blown ashore in a rain
storm on Monday evening, on bar at Hat
fields Landing, so miles below Louisville.
The conclusion exploded the mud drums,
and the steam coming aft scalded twelve,
two of whom died, and two more are ex-
pected to die. Between thirty and forty
jumped overheard, eight of whom were
drowned. The steamer Argosy Mol, for
merlYya Government gunboat, Capt Stands,
brought the regiment to this city and trans-
ferred them to the steamer Gen. Lyttle for
Cincinnati. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-25

c;al savsS ADMIRAL Goldsbororah' 'n,ritos. rp
that, not having been invited to be present
at the naval review at Brest, he shall n0s
allow any of his squadron to be in that
vicinity. V n6r, ,d.,
The Richmond correspondent of the
Herald states that large party Of Swedes
have arrived there, en- route to settle in the
valley of the upper James River. o. %
A citizens committee of 1l6 has been ap-
pointed to receive President johnson, should
he visit Richmond.
Major General Gibbon has taken COM
mand at Petersburg. Everything is quiet
throughout the State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-25
, EVENING SESSION.

The President of the Convention being
absent, the Chairman Of the Democratic
State Central Committee called the Con-
vention to order, and presided during the
evening session. Speeches were made by
Hon. GEORGE H,PENDLEToN, Hon. WIN.
SAWYER, and Major D, w. STAMBAUGH--
after which the Convention adjourned sine
I'VE expect to print these speeches, but
have not the space this morning.-ED.
Statesman
r. p. RANNEY, Pres't.
AMOS LAYMAN, SecTetdru
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-25
Fron, thc Lnnd of snnrise,

Far off Asia, come the aromatic roots, of
which Fragrant SozoDoNT is composed. In
this preparation the chemistry of the toilet
has achieved its most remarkable triumph.
Pure, unsullied teeth, aud agreeable breath,
and absolute exemption from all diseases
that effect the gums, are Che results of a
daily application of the SozoDoET.
auU11 -1pod1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-25
CITY ITEMS.

A GIRL WANTED. .--Agirl Is wanted to
do house work at No. 1s5 East Rich street.
apply at this office, or at the house indicat-
ed-immedately.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-25
Leaders Of the Rebellion 10 be Ar
rested-.-Emigrati from PO-

New YORK, Aug. A.- The Tribune's
special says: 1t is limited, in well informed
circles, that Government will arrest and
hold for trial the leaders OF the rebellion,
and pardon all others by proclamation. q .,
An agent of the Poles is in Washington.
seeking aid toward the emigration of a
large number of Poles who desire to settle
In Virginia. ......''...... rh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-25

A lady to sell Sewing Machines. A good
operator is requisite. Good wages given,
at No. 4, Opera House. B3 ! M
w. PIMMEI,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in Sew'g Mach.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-25
1900

NEW ENGLAND SEWING MACHINES.
Perfectly reliable. Every Machine tuHy War
rdnted. Agents wanted. Our agents clear from Is
to $50 per day. Address. 81 uslsy ar'3 sr-g
CLARK & BARKER,
juyl2 .., p No. 1877, Cleveland. Ohio.