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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

iCcrrec,,d' In II. Johrsbury, Aug. H. Mrs
LoNi';a, wife Of David 5 Elhins, aged ~
l. this village. Aug IL. Mary Ellen. aged
wears and 5 months, daughter Of Daniel and Mary
L. Carpenter
In this place. July y. of dysentery. Willie.
voune"s; son Of Addison e. and Irena +. Sar-
GENT, aged years
In this village, cd inst. Of congestion of the
brain George Ashley. son o; 4. J. Willard, Esq,
aged year.
IN Feaeham, On her birthday. Sunday, 18th
inst. Alice NJ Watts. daughter OF jacob and So
phia T.. Way, s.ed years
la Lyndon. March !, Mrs Polly. wife of oney
Aldrich. AGED n : In Barnet. July 22 Mr..
0ney Al,.rich, aged 90
In R,,ga.c, Aug Il. DIR Eli Perry, aged 30
AT Eechan;es Falls Maine. Aug. l.. Mrs.
Helen Louisa, Wife Of Mr. Charles Burpee- for
merry 81 st iohn>tury- aged -
H. Luncnhur., Aug. is, Cf typhoid dysentery,
Charles son of Lew Sil>bv, aged wears
In nanville. Aug 10. M Daniel Gookin, aged
81 years.
In Chelsea. July n. Mr.. James T. Stevens, son
Of tn late Capt Ira A. Stevens Of Danville, aged
81 years.
AT North D.nville, Arg ), Abram, son of John
=. Weeks. AGED IL
In South Hariwick. 18th inst Of dySen.cry.
Anna Emerson. daughter of Hon A E and Nal
villa NJ Judevine, aged year and months,
Little Anna was a darling.
Pride of all out hearts II home.
But the angels came aid whispered
Gently, softlv.--.Anna come
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MARKET-Aus. %, 1865

BEEF CArTLE-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen. Sl2, 80 a SlS, LIST quality SILL Sl2,-
so: u quality Slo,25 ll.5o Sd quality ) 500
10 on per 100 lbs, on total weight of hide talew
and dressed beef A few chcicest single pairs
10000 $500. Bulls, &C., : 500 500
Working oxen. as Steers So Sl5o-
Mich Cows. -, \ So, extra good $50 SlCc
with or without calves, as NAV be agreed, far
row and ordinary SOS sac
Sneep and Lambs.i 6 cts. extra a COCO
cts per IL on live weight; or So "a 500 pc,
head in lots. extra 5000 600
Shotes Whnlesae IL l5c: retail. il lSc pei
ID. Fat Hogs l2t Is per b. live weight Dress
ed 90 4 ooc-
Veal Calves 5000 SIP per head
Hides Brighton. Sc per ID. Country lots
GA &C. Calf-skins. 90 a 0oc-
Tallow 81 c per II.
relts 30 "a II 90 each.
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Second Day. Sept. oNIh-

A. s5o 4 N, Examination in frull, 81 lad, $,
1naf'h'd Gelolnss and Msres. Al Sir -Na-. -.
front n Judge Stand of Stations ! year. "a
ward A. 10, examination in frut q Iaes,-, s.,
tTeldin,- and Nares Al II IL. exarai,.ariol ~ -.
judge Sand 81 Walking Horses s1d saddl. H..
IL "a Carslcsde on The track Of al n,i-r,~ %, ,, :
eSch class by itself
Recess from !" 10 ] o'clock T. "
AZ p ~, exhibition of fastes' tro-ii1r ho-es. =.
examination N frou OF Judge :. and oi Ilr,--
pair and single, by rrial- Al Sc, all Er,,i.-
ty the agricultural Society VIII te proclaimed I'm .
Judges sand.
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Third par. Sept. 2I>i.
Caledonia Fair Ground Company ANNA
HORSE FAIR

A. their Fair Grounds, s. ! hn-hurr. Tl.,-ss,
2ls-. l~6s g
This FxlIhirion Wei i,e Ia, FIFTH ANIMAL H. n
witch Ia. hesei conducted nader the aue,irrs 81 I'D
pany- H.le IAe s-rea -poor~. and saii-.srias, % -.
each wear attended TIA .1a-s Of H. MANAGE f 49,.
mined them ag ana 10 ofi,T inductIit.I.s 10 s -
which shall insure for them and the l,ss,-- .
stock exhibition fully equal 20 tho, 4 f,sl-,
Entries q Horses may Re made with IN, Serr.--
riou- 10 "a Cr ~ o'clock T3ursday Iaol.l;,,e ST.
Il - i.e- Pct tlrie- I'D 10 1B,,c..k
dsy rlleIliil-- With pAsna'l.t I - l"T a
eI.-,-.i for ;r nliuils vii he subject 10 tt- Ca
Marshal during the t,hiifior aud Il Nil he ....-
Therefore, ior drivers 10 have them ready II thr -
re-Tiscd below for each clase
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RAILROAD AND OTHER MURDERS.

Some twelve or more of the victims of
the HouSatonic railroad murder have died
of their injuries, and many more are bad
" manned The examination of the en-
ployes Of the railroad shows gross careless
ness in allowing an engine to run over the
road without the knowledge of the regular
trains, The coroner's jury have placed
the responsibility of the disaster where it
belongs, by declaring that ':the collision
occurred IN consequence of the culpable
negligence and want of proper care and
caution on the part of Charles Hunt
president and superintendent, Henry L.
Plumb, conductor, Andrew Winslow.
master mechanic and Edward r. LYMAN.
engineer. on said railroad''
The steamers Pewabc and Meteor col
ided on Lake Huron last week, and one
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Uuunew.,l-> Eclectic Pills. The true /

Caiua Il All F-nilv PHI The 1;rlatoe u stle true
a-.c natural taltariit Ua;i.i - estimated To haze
A I Al., ivSvT uxrr Tax Ali seldom but ynr
r,,l .,>. a,al- tie 2-sA.- 2lialts-I ,lr slightest
pit -rg,ai'i lee Used with the greatest rer-
,isi. ss suffered the Trouble Z long clllsla
TODD as. e tesS Wlsrl hA~ - g-Irirncs e-1
size ATr,fl, u sStl Nvasfsc>S. MI te rs1ld
i- l:- iva,rr ~ itv ily,ilc Pl> Their De c2rac-
,-ts-,> "a ,Al,---se- Experienced AZ licCa-lvs.
I!ar -l -.ST-J- has never found their Gual. from
pnN>.,A- Nta l-c- isl>Al> l. il4tiT iu-Csi>c.
Sd -T-c- CdThaiC has i4cVvT rluf-
- - Al i'g l.su>a Utls haze Used Ihvn IN
;..- ctai IL ls True -SlIlIy il They
have .---
l..- .!y,,'lin- Il IL, -trp form ~ n-rneatils
;rli> "a Testimonials ! ASKED 10 tvi them
ga .il-l~> i.sl-e-1.al. ;As>i2. NOTES. lsS> ~ az
iii- >Iili- v.llls-. arrangements u Itr 49,
a r!vg-. stomach AM seirrAl -alns
~ g. Pfitr = Svsif> I'll htlil--
JOHN l. El-NNEw ELL. Pa rl-i.T.
Prsviiyai I34,i,ai>1- BUsI.,l. Mass.
As. Proprietor Il .iglll4, Avl Ton Ail-eEle. And
Eg.i-gy.. : inyeIsal C.,-,-h Eeincig-
HnlT RANDALL AID J. 4 BINGHAM. Agents,
81 Johns
A. !. IN 4 -l-.l-.- r.l..i,,rl.
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WEAVERS WANTED.

The subscribe is in want q tao good Wa
ers- Those APPLYING soen VIII fad emplos-.
where they can make good pay
X. RENICh.
Passumpsic. Aug -, 1865 65-s7.
NOTICE is hereby given that = petition Y
- he presented 10 the neat legislature =
State Of Vermont. for the removal Of The c.r'
seat of Essex County from Gaildhall - Ia.
Pond 65-51s
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Sketching from Nature...Prof Chiids will

be in II 'ohnsbury in few DAYS and will, if 4
good number of pupils can be obtained, instruct
an advanced class. or his former pupils, in ont
door exercises ar,th the pencil; and viii also in
s;ruct class Of beginners in.perspeetire drawing
The terms for one course of lessons 70 = class c,
30 pupils viii be six dollars each; to class Of IL
pupils the tuition will be but three dollars.
All VINO Wish to join the class viii please leave
their names soon At Towards and Childs' book
stores instruction VIII be given in oil painting
If desired.
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WHITE MOUNTAIN BANK.
AT LANCASTER, n. II.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


The subscriber having been duly appointed by
the Supreme Judicial Court of New Hampshire,
commissioner, - receive. examine and allow the
claims of cTrCltors against said White Mountain
Bank. IN pursuance of order made by SAID
Court, al the July term, A. ~ 1865, and IL being
therein "a ordered and required that all the credi-
tors IF said Bank shall exhibit their claims 10
said-CommiSsiorer. for examination anu allow
anee, within SIX months from the first day of Au-
gust, 1855. and in default thereof 10 be precluded
from the benefit of any distribution of the effects
OF such Bank" Hereby gives notice that he will
attend to the dntleS assigned him al the Banking
House of said White Mountain Bank, al Lam
caster in said State. on Tuesday, the 3lst day of
October; Tuesday the 2sth day of November !;
Iues,lay the Doth day of December, 1875, and
tuesday. the 50th day of January, 1866, respec-
tively, from o'clock A NJ until clock p. N
on each of said days. All creditors. whether as
holders of the bills of said Bank or otherwise,
will govern themselves accordingly.
w II. CUMMINGS, Commissioner.
Lisbon, N. H., July 81, 1865. 63-6S
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A Man WITH TEN WIvEs.-A man
calling himself Frank n. Case was arrest
ed at Cedar Falls, Iowa, charged with
bigamy, it being alleged that he had mar
ried ten different wives. five of them being
in Vermont. 1t may be interesting TO hi
widows in this state to learn that the very
night he was committed to jail at Cedar
Falls, to await trial, he hung himself in
his cell, and when the jailor entered hi>
cell in the morning the spirit of the biga-
mist had gone to appear before the tribu-
nal of the Most High.
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LOB PRINTING.

We hare 1ately aided number Of fonts Of
,e,r tune to or office. and ICE are nor better
than erer prepared to do all Kinds Of job print
ina. such as Uedding, ADDRESS and Business
Corls. Cirulars. Bill Heads, Blanks, Re-
CENTS. Tax bills. Auction bills, etc.. etc.
C. N. STONE G. co.
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Essex County Union Ticket.

l.. II. TABOR. Concord, Senator.
=. VI. CARBEF, Gudhgll) ,,,oos
j. ". COOPER. Canaan,
H. W EEptLl~ Lunrnturg Sheriff.
j. ". HtKTSiIORN. Luneahurg. Judge OF Probate.
~ :. STORRS. Brighton. Statc4 Attorney.
d. c. III DSON East Haven. Baiih.
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AFFAIR At LANCASTER-A few nights
ago a young lady of Lawrence, a guest in
the Lancaster House. retired for the night
and forgot TO lock the door of her room.
Soon after man entered the apartment.
whose conduct and language toward her
was of the most indecent and insulting
character She. however, with great eli
fort, succeeded in escaping from the room.
followed closely by him. When the alarm
was given he Immediately extin.ui>hel
his light and left the house, He remain
ed in the village that night, and the next
day, with one OF his cronie-. went TO Cor
ham, where both were arrested and carried
to Lancaster for trial. The principal act
OF was put under 800 bonds for his ap-
pearance at the next trial term of the SUI
perior Judicial court for Coos county ::
while his two associates were fined -
each, and costs of prosecution. Failing
to procure bonds. he Is now in jail.
The Pennsylvania republicans have
nominated Gen. J. T. Hartrautt for au-
ditOr general.
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I LYNDON ACADEMY.
The Fall Term of Lyndon Academy will commence Of
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER iTH,

And continues eleven week. Opportunity viii he afford
ed for instruction in French and German.
To assist in classifying the school il very mporsn;
that all should be present frs. day of the
No tuition will be received for less than half term.
Good board can b. obtained in private families from -
TO s. per week including washing. wood and lights
Those wishing board themselves procure good
at reasonable rates.
ADA CHASE Principal.
Lyndon, July 20, 1865. 65G6
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Caledonia County Union Ticket

}, ., "a, AEb2 ,iI1 B I,l,'@, senators
A ,,' i mol MoLT Sssv iIar'"eh Judges
DANIEL COFFIN. (:roton, Sheriff.
ANDREW !. WILLARD. ST. ,Johnsbury. States Attorney
As\I FRENCH s.. .John-bury Judge OF Probate
DAVID TRt Ii. Burke, Raiiif
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Eoi ESTRIA\SHIP-

LADIES -issr-Fir., Prruiurn a. >......
Premium. ,. Third Premium .
CATAlRYIEN, IN full uniform. BE-, ris. D..
p mum. 81. Secona f-- MUM, II Thrdrrrrr
A. SO p -. CO {. Eu,rano, F,e. -: H..
Ir,-tinc Colt i01- sca=s cd or uuGer.
FIRST PREMIUM. 80. SrCoSD PREMIUM
A. -.Sa r. y. Class4 Ea-r@noe F, -: Vs.
ho--c 20 -I,, -ie rifle Nil5a -
FIRST PRENii-S slAo Second PREMIUM -
Ia above s-ia' III le made u, 5er IN. l--. q
n, CeuTsav- Pt-liara- paid demand y t..-
who = - tlJ for Cla-r = a-d Gl,aiJ;i- UlIl te perm:
-r,- Ger Ga Ne .nd L.
c., BE-,-.-''ci- %; A Mrrziil Rg-lGui: y ~t.a.
ls-sfy Linz nr. = Siae. Jehia-surv: Y Il H.
kta- Concord. y IL: Harm Helion. Nell- River
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A~a Smith. Estate

STATE OF VERMONT II Pra'e Co. me me- - s,
Caledonia District. - ,joili!>- II "a =.
I'si , mn rtiT n,.raril l., The "a, W. AZ
n ameni Cd Asa >mnh. At - ~ r14; "a -
tIlct arosa>ta, s.',-T -, arl,.d lu- probate
II i ordered i,y sail o.y-i, 1hai Al l'rIe.'9
therein, lie notified 10 ai'cAr al a Session \. -
tS,t a. - - l-,5 allg >hrN cause, u az us
bax s-sir.f Ire Probate 81 sad " ILL., '"I Nl4',4
=, =, 80 -I-,.s thar copy of the record a. ~ r
~ = a. urrks sucUrssiYry IL the Ia
~ ~ - J,.hr,tury previous 10 said Time a
for hearing ,.,,,,>-,,,, H. Il P-5aA-c-
Atrue COPY Of record Attest, ,....o, I,-.sAlc.
6SS1 ASA L. nA->SH'
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BENJAMIN Barr-ir'> Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate C.lrl, D. '
Caledonia D>trlct. -. ~ johnston. rl 49, .-
on The 2lsi day 81 August l~65
WHEREAS. Henry A Sheai. at;n.l.-f-ai
w estate vf Ben aHain Barrett. laf- ,s N4rcNa
dis,rlIt decreased. PROPOSES 10 rendr. a. aoI,'Ht.
mlai>traiipn and L. present ms account .'-'.
estate fuT examination and allowance fHr 'H.
OF making partition 2na d>lrlh-lffu u "a.
said estate. under decree 81 said Csurl. Az -
s0I> Who are tA laN entitled 10 THE SAINT II
dercd i,y said csurI thai the collc II III
tion and be heard Al the Probate pl,e il - : .
the 18th DAY u September l-S5 And Il l. i-fi Fol-.
thai ali persons Interested tpc l3aili4ta htr-r- =.
ton ol copy ui the record ~ ttl> order l tllr
printed al ST JohllstUTk. fllrc AZ a. >it''>>'
r.0u> to said time 0i hearing thai ttlcs Ei-A a
contest The allowance oi said account u l.rH -
and also he heard ey said court H. the rlai1r-
anu distribution oi said estate
By the CoGTl- .., ,-.-.
Art,,r. Asa 4. FRENCH : -l1'.
A true cory ai record, .-, - -,
6G Attest Asa l.. FREAt H. -''-''
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HALLS VEGETABLE SiCILIAN

HAIR RENEW ER tas proved itself 10 oe
III. --, i.iata io'l fT the hair ever offered to
the 'Cll.--
I'll ,e,;A'- oilp uIi, a,-i contains IL injurious
PRE- e.li.> si-AI-.Nvr-
II RESTORE ORIGINAL cSIoR-
Il Mi 49, tue la. irvla :allS vui-
Il '>,> 1tc >o, ani makes liz hair SGT. lust-ous
an: >ikri-
ltisA> r.r-i...l Aar dressing
N ier>.,l ,,a or yoaris >i,,.a.: fan 10 Use T.
II l. sEcogurxosp s>D rsEp BY THE FIRST MEDICAL
nsA>k tar Halls Vegetable Sic5i.an Hair Reviewer.
aiis iasr 10 .tr. 7 HALL Co.
Nashua. y H., PTofTieiors-
F. Sale ~ al druggists ti->s
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\; J'cl,Uk A. Class J. Entrance Fe.. q, =. g-
est Trof.i:ls Horse Il asly age.
FIRST PREMIUM. 81. SECOND IgSNliN =
A. lA.ls o'clock A. n. Cla-- > Eut,a,,. I-- -.
~ G'y age IN winning horses 20 tTo a. A., r-,a .
ia-es sGrgiN.
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MARRIAGES,

Ia - Jci.nshury. Aug. l.. 10y Rev +. c. Cum.
mings. Capt Henry u Dewey Of Barnet and
Hattie NJ Barnham Of Brai;leturo,
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Gov. Andrew has been invited to the
presidency of Antioch College, Ohio, and
the Boston Daily Advertiser states that he
will probably accept.
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~ Our democratic friends in Essex

81 Our democratic friends in Essex
county have nominated for senator, \
w. French of Luncnburg; judges, S. G
Babcock of Concord, VIM Rich of Cana
an; states attorney, Henry Haywood OF
Guildhall; Judge of probate. John "
Webb of Maidstone sheriff, Andrew
Blodgett of Lexington.
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kentucky has gone against the consti-
tutional amendment.
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+ L r E

The subscribers may he fugua for Il, ,rr,,.'
at Mr. IOHN H. PApDoCk's Sanp. Paddock !.
lsge, where they viii be hapI', IA Sc ra,.g .
customers, and as many new ONES - ca+o~c g
favor Us with = call
DANIEL COLBY. - -ai.r<a-sF, "
t2Sn 6EO- GAY, West Nr-.la;l =
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ADMISSION.

TsenTv-fse II each day singh T,ais.- - -
le T. Ems 9nc- Ghildr,l nne-g L. ve-r- ID, ~, --
ladit- orrInc a-ri ~ ex4iatioa free. t-t a.. e.,
orle eEre.
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Wh,>kers. Whi>k r>.-DO YOU want whis
s.rs or rnochtachess Oar Grecian COMPOUND VIII force
Iben l., -u on The >lnOaihe>i chin ~ hair
ait heads in six Weeks Pnoe Slve-s packages ioI
4. 40, ~r y mail a.yWh here. closely sealed On receipt
al price Address WARNER a Co.
,-.,.s; Box - Brooklyn N L
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list OF LETTERS remaining uncls

IST OF LETTERS remaining unclaimed
lI:n Post Office. ST. Johnshury- Vt, August ~
&c To obtain any 81 these leterS The applicant must
call - ADVERTISE, ieit.r- and the iate III the list
and pay i.ro cents advertising II nj called Tor within
one inntf ihry Will IS sent the Dead Letter Once
. Allen Jessie hCSseA hiram
Et,s, HENRY Tilion Chas. H.
. ,,.Idi,r Nellie To;ney Eliza eth
cray 4 a. Wakefield A N.
! J5-r.,n r. Warner MARY l.
N,rr;..rl ,,SUr-e Ghile Charles
EMERSON HALL. Pm
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DEATHS.

Births Marriages AMI Deaths inserted obIiua-
ries inC,ui,is poetry. CENTS a line
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MON STATE IICl
SAI,I MI q

ELECTION, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ,. 100.
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FOR u Governor,
PAUL DILLINGHAM of waterbury
For 1t Governor,
A. B, GARDNER of Bennington.
For Treasurer,
John Il. PAGE of Rutland.
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I~entieth Animal Fair Of the Aclicu,p-a,
be held 81 -~ SociefT Eiil
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

FL 6WaK Fridlsy to Leopold Brest. Is
feet on lots III and ~. 10 outios 1872 500.
Y. 81 n Myers to Nicholas Gillig. LOT 2. 10
ou, 10, ll9-sl.lo0.
Julius NJ. Bsiley to John ". Dsvis. part oil
lots 10 and 30. ia eut-lot e9-Sl .5s9.
Brsdshav K Holmes to Henry Kortspster. loi
7, In p L II . Subdivision Of out-los 1O0-<27o
n A. Temblood to A. j. Wells, lot IL, 10
out lot l5e in square $3.50
Isaac J. Taylor to Daniel Miller, lot 4, in Nc
Herman L Pierce's Subdivision Of square 3, 10
brakes sdditon-sl 500.
James Hamilton TO Nick McCarsy, lot 81 in
ont lot l3O-e440
II ". Barrows 10 Nick NeCsrty. lot y, in
out Loo l2o-s440.
William Smith TO John 1 Peter Grsmb.
ling. 10 ey Ice feet of west side 2. square %
-ti5.0 900.
Edward Finch to John Csssop. p by 100 feet
or lot 6. 10 square 72-$2 900.
J.E Ludiun TO Ashford Lingenfeter. Jr..
lot 800. 10 outlet 45-S35O.
n Bate. to Rachel Mckenzie. lots rs and 20.
in out lot 9o-t650.
Lo.i: Y Dsf.ulI to ]. N. spursin. 10, 50. 10
@. Eden to jesse Copeland, lot 5 and undivid-
ed half lot f. in square IL. Of Burton's addition.
and los 35. ia out-lot Sos 600.
A. & Petibone TO Robert 8. Hoskins, 10; D,
10 Daviison's addi,ion-S3 500
j. N. Lambert TO Seidensticker & Ksppes.
lots %. %. %, 30. 81, 30 and 30. in out-lot 50
SO ,066
4 p Coors 10 Samuel Jaakin. lot 2os. in out
10. N-SI 900
A. @ Sickies, ct al. TO NJ. A. Ssowall. lot 9.
in square 7-$2 500
&c. Herssh TO ]. NJ w. Llngsdale, 9 feet
north eod lot IL. square 57-Sl 2ls.
j. r.. Ksppes TO John Bsst. 33Il feet, south
side LOT 81 in out lot l2l-$l 500.
Vim r. Wrinkle. ct al, to Curtis Jones, Is
feet east side lot Al in out lot 1851 500
Thomas E Holbrook to J L W. Q. Burk,
middle one third Of northwest part OF out lot 80
SO 600
CT. schmidt to Christian Mushlem.n, lot 20,
in out-lot 1851, 100
Al d. Williams to Joseph McCrary, lots II,
- and %. in II / O. addtion-$3 600.
n. AcOaFiy, OF al, 10 James A Johnson
lots 50. 50 and 81 in out-lot l20-$575.
Trustees frat Baptist Church to J. Il o.,
good, lot 10, in outlet l6l $500
m. Preston to George Burk. lot sc. and 10
feet Of lot 81. in out lot 1882 100.
J. II McKernan to Murphy. Kennedy 4 Co
- by 100 feet northves. corner lot I, in square
76-S9 500.
John ROset to Frederick schillins, lot 81, in
out lot l03-S335.
jacob Smith to Frank Robinius, % feet of lot
%. in out LOT 1881 600.
Elizabeth j. Duke to George II. Burton, lot
- !" in out lot 1881 $50.
Nathaniel Teal to H ID Carlisle, lots 5 aud 6
in square 9, Brakes Addition-36. 900
William c. Holmes to II, ID Carlisle and II.
g NcCuIcheon. lot I, in square 69-s3 900.
Q. ). Stevenson to Susan p. Ray, two acres
OF the north end of 10. | in st. Glars Addition
SIG 600.
Johann Ihndriss 10 Mrs. NJ. A. Halford lot 8.
in Morrisons Addtion-S2, 500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

NEW YonK, Sept. 2l.-Ths steamer Aus
trslisn has arrived
Later accounts from Constsntinople says the
destruction Of buildings by the Steamboat
FIRE is estimated at Q 500 and % 900 persons rem
dered houseless. One estimate is as high -,
~ 900 buildings
Mrs Moore, widow of the Poet Thomas Moore
is dead.
The Pals Patrie says: A monument is to be
built at Portsmouth TO commemorate the visit OF
the French feet
The Cork Reporter announces that the Gov
eminent has ordered number Of gunboats and
two men Of war to be stationed of Britny Bay
and other stations OF the west coast of Ireland.
Cyrus Field ia passenger by the Australian.
He was present at one OF the meetings of the
which he expressed increased faith in the accom-
plishment of the Atlantic Gable. double line,
next year
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22
Freedmen Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Sept 90 The following named
officers are announced as commissioners oil
the Bureau for the States respectively set opps
site their names
Brevet Mel. Gen. X. Ssxton, for Georgia and
South Carolina, at Charleston. Brig. Gen Davis
Tillson. Acting Assistant Commissioner 70,
Georgia. reporting to Brevet Maj. Gen. K. Sax
ton, at Augusta; Brig. Cen c. b Fisk for Ken
lucky and Tennessee, at Nashville; Brig. Gen
j. W. Sprague for Missouri and Arkansas, at
st. Louis; Brig Gen. Wagner for Alabama, at
Montgomery; Brig Gen. Gregory for Texas, a.
Galveston, Col o Brown for Virginia, at Rich
mond; Col. E. whittlesey for North Carolina, at
Raleigh; Col. Samusl Bagmas for Mississippi, a,
Nicksburg; Col G. Osborn for Florida, at Tai
lshsssee; Rev. j. W. Conway for Louisiana, at
New Orleans
r (Signed) o o. HowARp Major General
There are indications that the present irrsspon-
sble method of administering Justice BY the
Freedmen's Bureau in the Southern States in all
cases growing between negroes and whites will
soon be modified or abolished
At present the agent OF the Bureau in any dis
trict Yields an arbitrary power. from which there
Is little or no appeal. The President 10 under
stood to oppose such unlimited assn u prions of
judicial authority, and is expected to order some
needful changes.
An official report received to-day at the
Freedmen's Bureau from Alabama, brings the
intelligence that the unsettled state of civil affairs
in the vicinity o. Mobile has necessitated the i'm
portaton OF mounted force to the scene OF the
troubles. The nature of the disturb anse has no
TRANSFERRED
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

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