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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-15
PRODUCE.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FTRNlTUR

q DRY GOODS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
MERCHANDISE OF every description.
Our Auction sales will take place at our store every
WEDNESDAY commencing at 10 o'clock. 4. NJ. Con
sgnmeuts received up TO day of sale.
We will also make sales OF HOVs LHOLD FURNirURE al
the houses Of parties wishing it. upon reasonable term
as they can he made.
From experience in the DISTINGUISHING OF the late
firm OF Williamson Coand pledgng strict attention Il
the interests of consgnors with orcE SAFES and PgOMP1
RETURNs we solicit the patronage Of the public.
FREEMAN a. CO.,
AuctOneers and Commission Merchants,
Cor ofMaip and 9th Streets,
,h0 In al Va
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TRElsURY DEPARTNEyT c. 6. Al
Richmond July %, 1864.
1 CANS ON tEKE NEf'E FIFTY OF TEA IL

4 Nt NS Wv 4 tsE Nttt XII DI' 7 u a
l. FIVE. Bundled MILLION SIX PER CENTUN
NGN-TAXABIE BONDS, UNDER TIE SEVENTH
SECTlOS OF TIE CURRENCY LAW.-Dcposits on
can will he feeeyed by tie Treasurer in this city Ass-
tant Teasmers az Charleston and obe and The Dep0si-
tares at Wilmington. Raleigh, Columbia augusta. Sayan-
na end Montgomery; ana certificate viii be issued fer
the bearing interest the ii per centum p
auuHu and secuted by tie hypothecaton OF amoui
o. The above bonds equal 10 the 81 those olus.tis
bonds to he apaIt by the proceeds
when sold applied eXcusely the payment OF ths said
certificate.
The security and convenience afforded tc banks and
other corporations and 10 The public generally by this
mode Of temporary Investment aud the eject OF The Inca
il generally adopted in keeping the currency within
moderate bounds il hoped viii commend the Ia
y0ratle cons ere0n Of re community and SECURE their
prompt cool ~rstioa in carrying il int effect.
g. q. TRENHOLM,
jy22-dtf Secretary Of the Treasury
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IAEAsrBY nCPsRTNEST, 4. 5. Al
- .-lrn.u. -uL- =. IeEl

E'AEED 70 f1ff@4 " NJ - N oT'TFI 20
pfOm1tt A. fan -yact lUe the ealIy Guuta.p1 -
the Treasury " Tie OUTSTANDING FAXED MOTIFS tic
Treasurer assistant lressEier and Pay Barn i' W -
different STATES hereby authyrIeI 20 'il al
notes except tbe siJ notes erU6 pea ceatlU. deIG-
I~sUu. ioT trItDrstes 70: Loan upon hyc'i Get
ton % taNaBe bDudt. Tie said ,lltr- aye 10 20
payable On demand, after TIE exposition o.! ninety days
And oil gents 0T the sale Of The above bonds arc hrery
authorized 10 the taxed with the exception
above named in payment ~ bonds wien -cd 81 rata
Of TIC % per centHm. q. I. TRENHOLM.
su2g-n Secretsry Of tie lTes.ury
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, Col. VIM. =. (hrislinn

~ Col. VIM. ~. ShTisIinng-TLe votci- OF
MddeseN and Matthews Will be called upon 10 .eet
Representative the next House Oi Delegates. he
peril gnd eXigencies which now snround require that
ahle minds and brave hearts should guide aud COntro
policy of the Commonwealth. Col Christian has Ve.
GUITAR capabilities aud htness Tor tins position. AatHrs
and education, habits of Profound thought and iuiy
have emiHently qualified HIM Or Ills sphere Of use
uness 20 which tie people dcsue 70 call HIN TLilc his
numerous wounds received in esIe hoGo attest low
n0biy he has done his duty,
MANH CTIzgSs ASH. SoLDIIRs
mhl3-d4t6ctde'
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Ai-SiIiNeM- o. AkiMs William C0nnIy
will please send IN their orders accompanied with tie
nnd-) for the purchase 1om the Slate Agency OF 10.
hestcs, Osnagurgs, Cotton Yarns tOtton and v oOt
= ards. As there j. surplus otgoods 10 which the
county i entitled. hereafter will orders tor
much a a family needs for H. own H..
T.. H. SLAUGHTER, Jr. COln'l Agent
mhl4-c4t' for King William Co, Va.
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no TIE VOTERS OP TAh3 sENs i,
Il TOklM DISTRICT COMPOSED OF The CIT. UF
RICHMOND Citizens have been Nalmly urged
by many friends 20 announce myself a. a CANDIDATE
to present yOu in the SENA1Euf VIRGINIA Ia gield
ing 10 the request a. now do permit me to say that
am grateful Tor tie kindness which has prompted the
upon me, aud II il shall-be the pleasure OF tie good
people elect me trust that my former course when
hon0Ie by Your confidence IN the position ~ IN he
sufficient guaranty Of my future zeal aud fidelity III
your ser Ice
Very respectfully,
mll4-5t' y TP. August.
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A rphAI. 'a'O 'raIF RsIIsl.IC

4 FFEAHsAO HhuE ~ BAsnS' lHe htntl
No Committee OF Richmond appeal 10 the public for aid
Behalf of the families OF soldiers and refugees in the
city. A a
Richmond Is filed with refugees from every portion of
the COnederacy many OF them the families OF soldiers in
the field.
Liberal and regular contributions Of money food and
fuel earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Company have kindly agreed TO
ship an articles contributed 10 the poor free of charge
Contributions OF money shOnld be sent 10 II. EsC
BaSAeryi Treasurer and all supplies should be con
signed % the Relief CoWmittee of Richmond" care
Mes,rs Martin X EaldOZO I.-f-
RELH COMMITTEE.
n. r G. Baskervill, Treasurer
William Bell Dr " a. Gwatlmey, j. l.. Maury, Direc-
tOrs.
IN. n. Peasants, Secretary.
General Joseph Anderson. DR. q Barney William IL
Cemmiit Lewis ID CrenShaw, James n Chsmlerla yne,
Peter Daniel IL, George Fisher Patrick II Gibson,
Blackburn Hughes, Samuel Harmon. Thomas W Nc.
eance RogeS Martin, Samuel NJ Price Asa Snyder Joel
Watkins, George A Allen George Baughman Robert
Christian Judge illiam CrHmp DIR II Rllerson Col
Thomas II Ellis, George Gibson, james Gordon. Abner
Harvey Judge William II Lyons DIR j. Hal Moore, r
Cary Nicholas John Randolph Tucker David Williams,
VIM Willis, JE VIM II. MUNFORD, F.
feo4-dkctf President
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II OSI'-scnptof Virginia State stock, No. 4942. is
IL sued under act Of -Mlrch a2i 1850 in name Of Ms
dane B. Maben iUr slo00 AppeOtsR will be made Tor
renewal. as ~ sr,s7 LANCASTER Cp,
mh 7-w3m
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n AND AND STOCK. IOIr s.ALE.-

TfFsD NY the oist Of Marcif not sold privately be-
forc-ny Plantation which now reside eontsining
400 acres On the place is good Dwelling house With
nine rooms and all other necessary out-houses asO
tobacco factory Thify bushes wheat aud some rye
have been seeded on the fam.
The laad lies on SANDY River ~ miles northwest Of
Danve and in saie part II t5e country firm incur
sons Of the enemy aud in good neghhorhood.
Also 90 the same day, shah sell my stock. crop
household and kitchen furniture plantation took Ct al
Likely yroes at fam prces Confederate money v
be taken in payment tor the land. I, s.,t. IS ~
- a.,..-.s- - ~ VS. EPPERS0N,
! nh l0-eot Bachelors Hall, Pittsylvsnia, We.
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TEADERS BANk OF TIE ClrI EiClD5Sp.-
4 NOTICE To NOTE HUUDErS.-This Ban. N.l
~. dollar IN coin for every SIX dollars o. s crgs
tion whea presented 40 IT. counter
mhG-col6g T. SINToN. Cashier.
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900 H Hs'a.'d'4 H.s NY NJ n s,1l S5n
and his wife Ellen, who took with them their infant
child
Norman is about "a years Of age light brown color
about feet 8 inches high, wore WHISPERS and was
dressed ia gray suit entire.
Ellen about the &C. dark color tall and likely,
ana was dressed ia a red and brown mouslin.
f6r then apprehension will pay the above rovard.
mhiO--it y. ~ LEE
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RON Yesterdays EUeniEg EiItioH.
raE NEWS.


= CLEAN OF HUMANITY.
Nat. Gen. Forrest, learn from the iabei, az
SELMA has inaugurated ms administration, CONF
m3Bler Of the District Of W est Tennessee, MiSs'-
sppuaad fast Loui lana, b. an sgresmeat with She
/ 6uGse General ia onas, 10 supply suffering and
destitute lamiies within and the Yankee lu.e
Withhold from the rich prairies Of Mississippi snd
Alabama.
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
A Government courier line has oecn established
between Columbia ana Augusta. The railroad BE-
tscen BraUc hyillS aud Charleston is unmOleNtet 70
Toe road 4, being repaired between Augusta aud
EraachyiIle. The Wilmington road bevoud the
wstsree river y undisturbei. TIestlc WORK and
bridges on roads EoIth and west ct Branehyiie are
destroyed. OraHgebuTg SeS partially destroyed
NAPOI EUN AND Tie CONFEDEB NC1
We sec IL stated that reliable citizen Of Angus
IA reports that M syor Macbeth. 81 Charleston say
the French Consul assured him be had adyiees ltOm
the Emperor Napoleon Z the elect ttat he would
assert the independence Of the Conicderacy outbc
4jh OF March, aud, Il uece ssary, support the de
ciarati0n u.th armed Intervention
French vessels are rendczvousing st convenient
points On the Atlantic coast and the Gulf ofMexico.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-15

DANVEi.LE IifNsE.

NrOTIcE-The Bank n Virginia wl redo, "a, Is cr,u-
y laton and that 81: .es ai the coantcr AZ t
Bank Ia the city 81 Richmond a.. tie rate =. one
dollar IN coin for SIX dOllsr. ia The rotei o: cgA ISSUE,
aud Tor seven dollars in that oC G. EraHcIes
Nj. r. TAYLOR
mh3-3tawlm Cashier.
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INREEMAN n CO..
IL AtfivIIpNEEnS

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner of MaiH and Ninth Streets,
Having decidedly one OF the best houses in the city iO
the business both in regard To its situation and capacity
prepared receive and sell 90 the hest advanta
either at AUCTION OF PRIVATELY, consignments Of
TOBACCO
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-15

TEACHER wkNTED.-The subscriber wishes to en-.
il ploy'a MALE TEA CHER who il competeit to teach
LATIN and the English Branches Applicants VIII please
state terms. e Address 81 sr-i
w F.szss -. W. A.. TURNER.
ie2s-EH HOwVidyille, Aibemars Co., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-15

Il OSE-A servant Girl named MlNERIA A, about
L ~ wears Of Sery bright complexion. straight
hair seat from my residence on Cd street between
CLAY aud Leigh to tho corner Of 9TH and CLAY about u
O'Clock Gu Thursday, the 9Th and has not been heard
from since She had on when she lett dark homcspun
dress and check apron. literal reward will be- paid iof
an information OF her wheIe9bouts.
JULIUS GEEST
mLil-5t' 1879 Brohf sieeet.
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TO Tue Holders Of Caroline County

ITO Tue Holders of Caroline County
IL uBOhds.-Nou are hereby notified 10 present for
payment, at the Office of Il. II. Maury Co. in Rich
mond your Interest coupons which are now due aud
hereafter as the become due. funds hayebe and sill
be always pUyided ready TO pay them and Che county
will hold itself responsible to pay them except in the
common currency ofthe community as they heroine due
D. T. NORRIS
fe24-c4w- r County Agent.
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hFTO tisc Voters OF Jefferson COuR-
" Captain JOHN J. LOCH VIII be supported TT tie
House Of Delegates. Election day 2s oi Mach 1860.
mhl4-IWf
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Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Inr ~ Main and OH Sirnefa

NIkGs1NaA.-At rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court for the county oi King and
Queen. on Monday the 9th day of February, lS65
Thomas B. Evans aud Elizabeth NJ, his wife, aud John
NJ Eoane Pitts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-15

CTATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anu SureIsg-
- tendents OF Elections in counties and military en-
campments hereby informed that copies Of - ~
nopsis of tire STATE Laws relating 70 elections &6geE
with the form OF poll BOOKS oaths OF officers and ets
OF electors required by iaE 70 he prepared by pe Tor as
tributon now ready for delivery.
Officers mast state the gGnlfer OF persons VIE viii pro
baby vote at the places fvotng anil designate some e
20 receive the synopsis OF forms Application to be
GEORGE W. MtfNFORD
mhs-dt2OthM Sec'y OF the Comth.
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G. :. CHARACTERISTICS DkpAkTMENTl
OFFICE SUIT. Il. Il. TRANSPORT ALTON, :
RchmOnd Feb. Dist, 1906,
To FTJipia soldiers
The soldiers 10 the field from Virginia have pfoyi-
sion THEM free Of expense 10y the Southern express
Company.
Packages should be plainly marked with the name OF
the soldier company regiment and brigade, Care Capt.
T. H. MAYO, A. q. W., Richmond Va, who will see that
they are sent % the proper command.
The agreement made with the Southern Express Com
pany February Goth lS6l still continues inorce, and
the friends OF soldiers in other states viii mark their
packages as formerly to the care of their respective As
socations
Fw SINS
1t Col and Chief II. R. TrunspOrtaiion
Approved
A, K LAYTON, q.
2. Dr. General ..
SOUTHERN EXPRESS C0MPANY,1
RiSKaoND Va Feb. % 1855,
A7s1ts md Messages.
viii receive and forward promptly any packages mark
ed above stated and let the charges be collected in
Richmond.
shipper viii he required to put their packages in good
shipping condition, aud agents will always regard
these goods a. preferred freight. Pa
J. =. GIBSON, T
Asst. superintendent,
Sou. Express Co..
Charlottesville and Iynchhurg papers will copy and
send hill 10 the Express Oace AT those places e27-lm
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Charlottesville and Iynchhurg papers will copy ant
send bill 70 ihe Express Oice AZ those places e27ln
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GEA g56sssFksEs 81 CO., E;SD Mais. Street,
- wiz .nII az afetion. WEDNESDAY, the isth iu.t


sinai. EilTh HsiJ ~ With rocli-.
tKshs--N ash al the opteR OF tBe purchaser ior
much cash ds VIII Pay the sum oil Siba-J - ard DE
e4penseaof sie costs OF suit ana The fes! lac
such credit % j. pescibai Cy tie decree anil oiel
payment u lt scared a, tbe!iH directed " a. 81. -
announced az The saret THOMAS = Ti Fs
Especial Commission
sale condacIedsy
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awe are. authorized 90 announce
WkI TER G. HUDGlG candidate - represent Caro-
line county in the House Of Oeiegates.
fe25-dlm'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22
The southern Trade.

The removal of restrictions on trade with
the States lately in rebellion has been fol-
,oxed by an unlocked for activity in business
between those regions and our great markets
a, the North. The purchases 10 New York
bv merchants from the chief places in Vir-
e;nia. North and South Carolina. Georgia,
Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi, are re-
por,ed to he very lsrge-so that the city
merchants can hardly 6ll their orders. From
other States the purchasers are fewer. A
majority OF the buyers are those who were
customers before the war, and men who
have recently moved TO the South for busi-
ness purposes. They mostly pay down for
the goods which, they buy-the means COM
ing from gold which was boarded and the
ready sales Of. cotton, tobacco, rice, naval
stpres and lumber. 70 To purchase tbeee srti-
cles, gold in considerable quantities has been
going for some time from the Norb to the
South, audrt eomss back sgaan TO buy good
for Southern ooneumptiou. eaa - .hT as7
What is very noticeable is the probabilrt,
that, on The average, 50 " 60 per cent. vii
b psia o. ths sants-wsr dsbss due frOn
$40 IS d,il - a.Ts bas ,iaesuCii ter'
Lid 1u-litS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

FITZPATRICK VS. RuSYOS.-The New Jer-
sey Democratic Convention. for want OF
better military timber to make candidate
of. put in nomination for Governor. mill
tia General Runyon, whose reputation con-
sisted in being good-for nothing in the first
Bull Run battle, and whose military career
came to an end from and after that date
The soldiers are appealed to by the copper
heads in that State to do honor to the brave
men who Tough, for their country by voting
for Runyon. The brave Gen. Fitzpatrick has
taken the stump on the other side, and shows
the same fire which he 50 often showed IN
charging upon the rebels in arms. report
OF one Of his speeches says
=. He denounced the copperheads, who had op-
posed the government and refused aid to the
soldiers argued that these friends Of the rebels
at the north should DO fought as vigorously
with the voice, the pen and the ballot, as the
enemy in arms with the bayonet, sabre and bull
let appealed 10 all loyal men in New Jersey
TO remove the stain of disloyslty from her re-
cord and, when hrs earnest words brought
down a storm OF applause, remarked that he
liked this enthusiasm; it was the same spirit ne
had seen among the men Of his command when,
as they saw the fash Of the enemy's sabres and
heard the roar Of hrs cannon, he had given the
word - Onward - lie adiel that he had LETT
his department in North Carolina for the sole
purpose of fighting the copperheads at home
and he meant 10 do IL ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22
RepubIican Convention

Massachusetts Republican Convention
The full ticket for State officers put In
nomination by the Republican State Con-
vention of Massachusetts,, which met at
Worcester Oh the l4th inst. Is as follows:
For Goyernor-Hon A. II. Bullock, of Wor-
cester. Z.
For I;ep,enant Goyernor-Hon. VIM. Clafin,
Of Newton.
For Secretary of state-HOn. Oliver Warner
OF NOrthamton.
For State Treasurer-Hon. Jacob II. Lord. OF
Plymouth. n....
For Auditor-Gen. Henry S. Briggs, Of Pitts
field.
For Attorney General-HOD. Chester, /. Reed
OF Taunton.
The Convention was largeand harm onions
There were present 1465 delegates, represent
ing 327 towns and cities. The resolutions
adopted were carefully drawn, temperate but
firm in their tone, and worthy OF the State
which the Convention represented Those
which especially refer to tho present aspect
of national affairs are long, and We have no
room for them to-day The two relating,
one to the support Of President Johnson the
other to the suffrage question, are as follows ;
Rssolred. Tha. Massachusetts,, which gave 10
Abraham Lincoln a unanimous support IN Con
grsss throughout his entire term OF ONCE extends
cord al welcome and conhierce 10 hIs successor,
and the representative Of his principles, ANDREW
Jobuson. :. faithful among the talthless, and
pledges ie him the same unanimous good Will ahd
snnro I in his efforts 10 restore order among the
communities 50 lately in revolt, and to re-estao,
Iisb Government there on the basis Of equal anu
exact Justice TO all men.
R,soIrei. That We have no theories TO pro-
muIga,e in relation TO the right Of suffrage, but
a. a practical question, we declare that 60 long
a. the great issues of the day are the mainten-
ance of the Government, the completed ~
,egr,,v of the Union, the preservation OF the
national credit and the national faith. ami
the extirpaiion Of slavery, no test can De
made or encouraged which will admit TO the
elective franchise rebel soldiers and trsitorous
politicians. and at the same time eHcluie ioyai
men OF equal intelligence. thousands OF "hom
have horne arms and shed their blood IN the ha-
tion's defense. and whose votes may be indlspens-
able hereafter, a. President Lincoln SAID IN ms
letter to Gov Hahn, TO - keep the Jewel oi loer
ty in the family Of freedom such tests cannot
stand the scrutiny Of the loyal American people
Tf f;rcornorated into the new Constitutions Of the
son,bern States. Congress should rectify the
.huse and maintain the public faith towards the
f-re3nen. while it provides for the peace, solv-
ency and security of the country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

MIrrn.-Co. A, 1st battalion Cavalry. Of
81. Albans, held an election last week Tuesday
to supply the vacancy occasioned by the cleo
tion of Capt ). W. Newton as Major of the
battalion, which resulted in the regular ad-
vancement Of the Lieutenants aud lst Ser
geant as follows: ,sqyr
Captain, JosErn W. TAYLOR rr sr.r--
First Li1ls- LOUIS McD. SMITH rr4E-
Second Lieut., CHAs. VIVIAN. sf-
The Company is largeand fine one, num-
bering 60 sabres, and will do well under
its gay and gallant Captain The cavalry
and infantry companies united in grand
dinner at the Weldon House on Tuesday,
and wound up "training" with target
shoot, the prizes in which were taken as fol-
lows: sIst.-ilr r-.iraa.
First prize, 50, won by Private Alex.
Bell I'd do, SIS, by 1t. W. ii. Ford; Sd
do, IS, by Private E. P. Stone.
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southern to northern merchants. A good
disposition to pay their northein debts is
reported to be generally manifested by south
ern debtors.
At the South an active brokerage business Is
in progress in the notes of southern tanks
their market value varying from 10 cents to
so cents on the dollar. A few go higher.
The W Wheeling banks are CSC. on the dollar.
Southern State bonds, also, begin TO have
value 10 the n. Y. Market their piice varying
at from S. to SO cents on the dollar, tie ac-
crued interest being thrown into the pur-
chase. Tennessee, Georgia and Missouri
bonds stand the highest, Virginia bonds the
lowest
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

NAISE ELECTION The Kennebec J0urRd!
Of the 18th. contains the official returns from
264 towns. comprising more than three
fourths OF the State. Governor COny has
in these towns 40. .795, Howard q ,l35. Last
year, in the same towns. the vote stood -
Cony Il ,7I3 Howard SO ,04G. Cony ma
iorlty thus tar If 1850 against II .661 in
1864. It will probably exceed 20,OOO.-
When all the returns are in the total vote
of the State will be short of IS 1000.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

Police CouRr.-Yesterday before Recorder
Read, John Green and James Shields were
brought up on charge of intoIicatiOn, and
fined IS and costs. They had gone into the
saloon of R. E. Ray and kicked up quite
row, getting arrested in consequence. Be
fore their cases were disposed of, Mr.. Ray
discovered that some of his spoons were
stolen, and upon search. they were found in
Green, pocket. For this larceny Green was
also fined Sc; and both were committed to
Jail. They hail from Philadelphia and have
inst served out a term in Clinton Prison,
over the Lake.
Joseph Pearson, for keeping saloon with
out license was fined $50 and costs.a Mon
day John Sherman for the same offence was
fined also $50 and costs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22

OPkRA IN BURLNGroN.-We are glad to
announce the probability that Max Strskoseh
will give an operatic performance here about
the 9th of October. The company with
which Max Strakosch is now making tour,
comprises Madame Ghioni, Mile Canissa,
Madame Patti Strakosch, Madame Parozzi,
Signors Susinl ,Tamaro, Maccaferri, Maneusi,
and others, all artists of no small reputation.
A full chorus and orchestra accompany them.
The opera performed will probably be the
Barber of Seville" by Rossini. More full
announcement will be made as the time draws
near. and we trust there will be large at
tendance from all the places round
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-22
Miscellaneous.

AocIDENT.-The Lyons On. W Repubh-
can has the following item:
Samuel Waters, who lived in the town of
Galen. near Marengo, came to his death in a
somewhat singular manner. on Thursday of
last week. A large stone in one of bis fields
had annoyed him Cor some time; aud he re-
solved 20 adopt the Yankee-like e1pedient
Of burYing 1t out of sight He accordingly
dug hole by Its side, and was putting the
finishing stroke upon his work, preparatory
to prs ing in the rock but having neglected
properly to provide against such an accident
the earth caved away. and the boulder,
weighing four or five tons, rolled in upon
him, crushing him instantly. Mr.. Waters
was about sixty wears of age.