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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

II Y O ENI w I'm T.,
ArrRovEp ny rns SrEAiat soaooL MEDICINE, PARIS.
Tsisd BY M Commiss Chsusiry ne merioan MEDICAL
AoeatoH al er CoHreatoa hd Blinpors May 1T, 1885,
and sndorsed BY IT, most prominent msmbsra
This IuPgrted Tonic, recommended by the eminent
Physicians, Is prepared In Paris, from
Pure SHERRY
Admits ia s composition only Tonic, Aromatic and Febriuge
substanoes rspiase with great superiority other Bit
ters which have for base nothing hut Alcohol
whskies It is richer than any other Bitiers In
AROMATIC AND BALsAMIC PRINCIPLES,
And exquisite It's soothing the NERVOUS
Flums astonishng for while gently eShilarates by
terminating functions ofthe DIGesrivs ORoASs
pats auruor by gently refreshing stimulating the Brain
pyinra healthy the whole organism leaves behind
none painful Influences follow Alcoholic stmulants
HYGIB NsIC WINE
rs MOREOVER
MOST r LfCf OF 8 T HE TASTE,
Possessing wonderful virtues in all Of DypP,a and De
Blay and moreoyeris unexcelled asan
aPPET TIER.
u IT'S NOTfNTOfCXA TfNG IN THE LEAST
MUsCAT PERLE uNPoRTEu)
hne Wine, Of delightful flavor 1tis ne pure ju,
ola most delicious ard sneroHs Grape, and surpays exoe
enoe any 7abis Bias IN ne Couatry.
All who solicitors about obtaining pure aud super
Tor Wine will be delighted sih
IN s ca p h n T. r."
br Church people solictd % tzauae hh Nine for
communion pnrposcs.
CommuLlon Wino should BE- abgoe ell asf pHrei 90 the
second place 10 should be mild Musot Perls combines
these two essential qualities, trial will convince
o. s superiority all Wines present In the
MARKET These Wines sold by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers.
REED, CUTLER co.
g,rN
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The PAW KILLER h by universal consent allowed to have
for itself reputation unsurpassed in the history Of medi
cal preparations Its instantaneous effect In the entire erad
OF pain in all Its forms incidental the
human family and unolsited written aud verbal letmo
ny u the in Its favor have bsen and Its best
Advertisements. Nov. W.
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NJ JTICE is hereby given that public ex-
' animation II teachers will be attended at the
chool House in Mlddlesex Village Monday the 18th
day Of November next, at 10 O'Clock A NJ
All persons intending teach school in the town Of
Middlesex, the ensuing year requested TO attend;
also those who take interest in common schools
invited to be present.
STEPHEN HERhICK Superintendent Of com
mon schools for the town Of Middlesex
Middlesex, Oct 81, 1866. 1896
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Aegal Dotices.


S,r4TE OF VERMONT, WARRINGTON DISTRICT, So,
y 10 Probate Oogri held a. Montpelier, u said District.
Henry Ba.nss sasdlsa q Patrick oonlsy an sb-condns
q n; ;Sd sis The arm nd building. isr@srs
2Sdsss sers.sd feSfs.sSSs ba, Re SAFE S.fsoi
personal properly being ssucsn fr s, eaapS ssn' the
wssrsugon |, :. ordered By .sa Court that .sid
Probate once said Montpelier on the an day
ders hat ali be notified hereof BY pases
won o. noee q sid ard order heTeen three weeks
printed a. Monpse before said time q bearing that they
~ the court.-Attest T.R. MERRILL,
CTArs OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within ssm District
A%o. O. Hooker sdniarsior y dc estate % liberty r.
ton h Court io 70 sci, he Whole q De real estate
o. Az dseSs aeadng re revision o The wao. dover
ree,.,a Tor he payment q hs debts q sa de-
aeal e Az Interested therein. whersupon & ordered
sioq Ssrso be- held 4 re PToSse once IL saS Mont,
peer on me yth da % NeysmoerA leo Tor hearing and
ierys,sd be notified hereoby publication q notice sad ap
Vermont watcmsp and state Jouruai printed at Montpelier
d @ ne ~ hssfins sn., ,y ay appear SAID tine
q DE eoSit-1aesi, ''-'' T. K MERRILL
CrArE or VERMONT, RANDOLPH DISTRICT, 50.
In Probate Court held At Randolph, within and iar said
Deplsoh 8 Bosa n n. esats ot Ebe1s,erP
Parker late ot Wahngton ~ said District deceased makes
sad deceased repreenne that said sale viii be 90 The best
interest Of all persons said and hs w said
Court ne eoeg IN writing q all the heirs Of said deceased
Il Is oiisrsd BY said Court that said application
6 % "a bs Sq9 PC srs on & s gay 9 M
further ordered that AZ nterested, be noaed
man STATE journal, printed at Monspsiisr before ssd
and. il hey see cause object hereto '''''
By the Court-Auesi, j. K. cLEAvELANp.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The ceebrAed DR. DOW continues his entire time
the of all diseases incident the female
experience years enables him
speedy permanent reefu the Of SapprsoH
oil Mensrua Dsraagesats, from nh
All Tor advice contain a. Once NOS Endlcott
street, Boston.
NB.-Baard furnished to those who wish main unde
treatment.
Boston June p. 1886. iW;iy
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( NAIARRH, Bronchitls, Scrofula, Liver
~ aud Kidney Diseases, Natures Remedals from
Plants.
VIM. Il. PRINCE, Flu hing, New York, for co years
proprietor Of the Lnnna Nurseries has ed posi-
TIVE GU tEs Tor the above and all Inherent aud Chrome
diseases Dyspepsia, Nervous ID bty, Rheu nAtsm, all
Female Nal aides, and 9th ultng fro imputy Of
the blood hitherto incura1e Explanatory circular one
stamp Treatise on all diseases % cts.
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Pirates and Priyateers

10 honest merchantmen Remember that the experience
ycar The very highest scientific endorsements,
tee the superiority Of
RGSTAD ORO's HAIR DYE
every other It e. purely vegetable nfaibe and
instantaneous Manufactured by j. cRlsrApORO, Aston
House New YORK. Sold BY Druggists Applied by All Hair
Dressers. Nov 3 daw lm
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Children and ,u,h's genteel thorough-made Netal
Tipped Shoes also Jots aud Shoes With the new UNION
lip "a Metal TiD Patent Leather rip) always on
hand FIELD, THAYER & WHlrCoMB,
Rogton Mass
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTS WANTED FOR

The Camp. the Battle Field, IL the Hospital,
Or Lights and shadows u the Great Rebellion.
There u Ger ain portion Of the thAt will 20
into the regular histories be embodied in romance Or
poetry, which lea very real part Of IT, and will II pre-
served, convey To succeeding generations better idea Of
the spirit Of the conflict than many dry reports careful
narratives " events and this part may be called ths gos
sip, the fan, the pahos OF the This illustrates the
character Of the leaders the humor Of soldiers the
devotion Of women, the bravery Of men, the pluck Of our
heroes, the romance and HARDSHIP % Of the service
The volume is p'ofusely illustrated with over 100 en-
gravags by he first artists, which really beautiful
worthy OF examination as spt eimtns OF the art The
books contents include "reminiscences II camp, picket
spI, scout bvouac seige, and battle fed adventures
thrilling feats Of bravery wit dfollery comioAl and la
disrous adv ntures, etc etc.
Amusement as we'll as instruction may be found In
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tic history skfuly in This work Of lite.
art.
This work els itself The people are tired Of dry de-
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and also ti6e copy Of tax assessed by school dis
ict No, seven within the next preceding thifdste
in said Marsh6ed and committed TO for collec ion
as icing unpaid the aforesaid No IS Of said nom
resident l. nds and much OF said Lands will be sold
at public auction at A K Geo A. Putin. ms store 10
the town Of Marshheld Aforesaid the 9Th day Of De-
cember A. d 1866 at | o'clock NJ shall be re-
quisite TO discharge said taxes with cost unless prey
ously paid
IA ed at Marshheld this Sd day Of November, A. ID.
1861 NJ r. BLISS, LIST Constable and
1896 Collector Of said Narshfeld.
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WINS PATENT HAIR CRlMPERS,

FoR CRtNPfNo AND WAvtSa LADIES HAIR. No
HKAT REQuiKtD ~ USING rHEM--Ask your storekeep-
or for them II be does not keep them, write TO the
MANUFACTURER, Y. WINS, Sixth st. Columbia Az,
Philadelphia
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HY oIEN MIC WIN r.

Sold in Montpelier ny Oi.Oy Co.. N. x Brown and Red.
field Crooks.
Oct. lllmw
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HILLS HAIR DYE, ooly SO cts

Il BLACK Or Brown, instantaneous natu raj, dura b
best aud cheapest. Contains Ich dollar sizes
M ANTED-AGENTS, to sell Rev. ID.
w o. hDDr's works, The Cottage Library" by
the st or Gle volume. The oest oanvassins books
ever published. Exclusive territory given @ ,od in
duefnen.s. Send for circular HORACE WENT
WORTH, Publisher, 10 Washington Street, boston,
Mass
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n Office is hereby given that have reln-
' pushed to my son Ira A. washburn his time from
this date and shall claim Of his earnings be
sponsible for his debts. l.. NJ. WASBBURN
Nov q 1866 1856
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NOTICE. in Berlin are hereby
requested to meet 10 the school house at Berlin
Corner, on Friday Nov 18Th, At | o'clock z, NJ, for
examination is very desirable that all who expect TO
teach during the winter term should be present Citizens
are invited to attend r. baOWN, supt
Berlin. Nov O, 1866 $3.50
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ROBBINS, APPLETON ~ co.,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH co
lbs WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
Oct N lmd&w
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NoLLECToR's NoTICEl

The non-re ident proprietors OF Marshheld, in the
county Of Washington, are hereby notified tn At the
axes il the years 1854 1860 and 1866 aud al
the State assessed the last session OF the Legs
remain ia whole in part unpaid on the describ
ed Lands in said ToNn, TO wit
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Montpelier, Oct 80, 1896
, 1866-06-13

with heary rain. The lightning VA. sharp
spd frequent, resembling the rapid trtng 81
artillery. Reports followed naahess 20 lusi an
taneously, that the stontest hearted among
US could not help feel appe>hensirc. Tho
lightning. besides 81 5, tslag on IRE ,,e, ne sh,p
board, lying at the foot Of Celeste street,
aud csusio9 great damage to ship and cargo,
struck in several oIler places IN the city. A
pecan tree At the residence Of Mr. Mo1rl, on
the Bayou St john, was struck about
O'Clock. 4 Indy who had taken shelter 10
ton Railroad. had the crystal OF double case
walch, which she WAS carrying Ia her belt,
shattered by thelishtning; although she her
sell escaped unhArned. The wind, which
blew with gEtat violence, tore up trees and
scattered fences about in all directions.
was lifted from the brick pillars upou which
1t was built and moved distance OF some six
or seven feet Strange to say, the family, who
were asleep at the time, were scarcely cpgni-
xaut Of their change of base. although the
house was considerably damsged by the iar.
Part of the cane ahed at Mr.. 4. ". Walkers
plantation, on the lett bank of the river, be-
beams and all, aud carried to q distance Of
orer a halt mile. All along the coast, on
either side, the struggling fences and uProot-
cd trees bear witness Of the strength Of the
gale. The weather, which gave evidences Of
clearing up during the day and afternoon OF
Yesterday. agaln grew threatening a. the
night advanced. At half past II o'clock, a
violent thunder storm again visited the city,
the rain pouring down ID torrents and the
Lightning ftushing uud pcaling almost contin-
uAlly fur IN hour.
a house on Esp1anade street was strrck
about 13 O'Clock, the lightning. however. do
ing no further damage chan wTenchlng oI an
iron lock upon one Of the outer doors.
, 1866-06-13

our ovn population Of 8, ,148,1 ,17s, and furnish
ed q surplus Of food for expectation, enou-h
no doubt to sustain 2,00O,0n inorr. Nov. II
ope-seyenth Of our State, with Its Imperfect
culture, furnishes food tor four millions Of
people caunot :he whole State sustain a pop
nhlion Of twenty 1--WE millions?
lam no prophet, said the speaker, but l
have reason to believe that before QUE chill
dreu, auy one Of them, reach the age of Faith
er Looms Father Loo1Dis has just passed bis
Dinety-flsrt birthday, and was sitting in the
congregation, close oy the speakeEl, rus
Stlte iii contain more than twenty millions
Of people. Tue speaker congratulated the
present rising generation, whose privilege 1t
YVES to lay the foundations ot human society
in this great and growing State Of Illinois.
The speaker paused, then said: What work
to provide Tor the religious wants OF such q
people, and TO pnt forth those edoFts which
will guide them in the ways OF truth and holi-
ness.
With this very appropriate and Interesting
Introduction, the preacher tnrped the atten-
tien Of his hearers to the religious wants OF
the State, enforcing bis arguments with
great power and effect, as lhe very liberal
contribution made on the occasion testify.
sHURTLEEF COLLEGE,
This Is the anniversary week at Shurtleff
College. The Baccalaureate sermon Was
subject, The glory Of God the true end and
Rule Of Life, founded on the text I. Cor. I, 81.
ltwas remarked that the greatest men had
to do the most common things, such as eat
Ing and drinking, putting on md of cloth
ing. Sir 1saac Newton must come down to
The simple act Of picking tho boaes Of d
chicken. beard the sermon spoken Of as
one ofthe Presidents happiest efforts.
The examination ot the theological classes
will occur on Tuesday the 12th, and in the
evening Of the same day the exercises Of the
graduating class will take place. This Is til !:
nomination In the Mississippi Valley to be
eraduated from full theological con.se Of
three years. On Thursday, the nth, will oc-
cur the regular College Commerce :nent, OF
which you will have full report In due time.
, 1866-06-13
REV PUBLICATIONS.

THE QUEENS ENGLISH. Stay Notes OF speak
irE and Spelling. By HENRY AFFORD, D. D.,
Dean ot Canterbury: Second edition, email yn.
PIP. 20, Price fl.71 London. St1ahan Il Co:
1e65. Chicago: 5. e. Griexs 8 Go.
In March, 1868, Dr.. Afford contributed for
" Good Nords,H q series Of essays, entitled
IA Plea for the Queens English, u which at
tracted considerable attention, and the public
gaze was not turned upon the Dean, to do
him honor as new star In classical philology,
hut TO protest against the ecclesiastical
doematism Of his style, 10 rcc1ify his loose
preccpts, to elevatc his vulgar taste, to rc-
construct his sl1p-shod sentences and to cor
rect his grammatical b1unders. One Of the
nrs, smone the knights of critical literature,
who threw down the gauntlet to the feet OF
this would-be Doctor Dictator, was George
Washington Moon, who entered the lists In
defence OF real English, and now comcs from
the arena to acknowledge the universal
applause Of the guardians Of letters. M,
Moon wrote t~o private letters 10 the Dcan
In which be pointed out the more not1 xo.thy
of the errors found In the essays. <The ,e,1
stoukhcd his critic by defcndlc.e tas mot
, 1866-06-13
The Return Of $50 Honda.
MONROE M1ch ,Iune q 1caff,

Editors Chicago Tribune:
read In q late number Of your paper a
statement to the effect that advfcss from
Frankfort-on-the-M Maine state that about
seventy.flye million Of our o0s will be re-
turned to New York tor So le. am satisfied
from letters from my Vice Consul, received
by every steamer, that not more than ten to
fifteen millions will be sent over. You will
bear in mind that most of the bonds are
brought to our otace, coupted and sealed up,
certified to, and mailed by Us for the bankers,
ind We therefore know pretty nearly all
which are forwarded. We have had rs high
Is 100000 day (steamcr day.) Many OF
these were sent under the Impression that at
the New York gold quotations then known
In Frankfort. bonds were per cent higher
in New York than at Frankfort, aud hence
many are sent there for the supposed profit.
Since the rise ofgo1d to 40 and LAG few oi
these will be sold bnt In NIL probability they
will bo returned to Germany. In case Of a
general European war, think from 1niorua-
tIon get, that the investments in our stocks
will be greater than ever, az in case OF such a
wsr, many wise people anticipate revolu-
tiou and break up Of some Of the German
States, and they will not risk much money
III those countries. Yours truly,
WILLIAM W. MURpnY,
Corsul General at Frankfort -ou- Main.
, 1866-06-13
BAKL Fob JEFF, DAVIS.

The question Of aIl0WiuE Jed- DAVIS to 60
at large on ball is being agitated in Washing
Ton, and as though his peculiar friends could
not muster cnough credit to get him out. Mr.
Horace Greeley throws himself into the bal
ance, and pledges two or three times the sum
he receives for writing the American Con-
6ict" toget the master Of "irz and W'ndc5 out
Of prison. Our dispatches from Washington
state that Chief Justice Chase Is Of the
on1nfnn fh8f the cffnt fnr which Dar1s IA in.
, 1866-06-13


discrimination oa the Iheolo='cai
C'aAh-sefmon oy Dr. T. - ha,aeF-Ao-
telsstsn- staAetaent Oh &uo resources
o1 ILLINOIS.
rCpIfe.poudepce of the Chicago Tnbune1
Arrow Jrne O 1sSE
Dr. u. y. banc9 occupied on yesterday me
pulpit Of the Rev. DR.. Bulkley, Of this city,
and madca strong plea In behalf OF the Domes-
tic Missions of tie State, The preacher IN
tbe he,innInao of b;s iliscoursa made sone
tue pesun1ns ~ nt' utssunss, uaue sVu.e
Of Illinois. Its resources and future prospects,
that arc Of general interest to your readera>
First, with reference to tho extent Of the
State. We have long been familiar with the
dimensions OF our State in miles. stretching
many Of us have come to the full belief Of tho
truth, that If some Sampson should pick up
The State of Illinois md set Il down In New
rno,or5 n uon11 comn1ptelv ehnt ant
~ A., - ,na 49," cosor m 40 .,ns
tne Gay, ano cover up Luz a'ne
stafef-Ne" Aampsa1se. Maine, vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
these states combined contain but 3. s3Y
sru.r. ,,,1oe 1rb,,o 1l1;no,s contains * an,
s4onio u,,es' "n4s -''..o euts''aa "e'1o1
square @iieS+ bat tnia I'll gaIa' @ nna %e nast not
told halt tnS I@,. tIatDi 1ae lnla9ie PEE Or Rlow
land OF 1,nno1s H more !han tnfee
times as musn IN as tnat OF - a.i s9ose states,
accoEolng 70 ~ st4tiseiss u LIE secretary ol
the Interior at washington.
itn e. 1911 sst - tthAI M ~. ~. ,s
Inc sperkea wSat u ~ sh5 r.,a,a aas sne
tacfeaae o. gopueettou .. IL ~ WYE t
Mns t5s "o9act =, t9e "vdia, ~ ~ a.a1o y,
1!llno,s naa c4ceHeo ~ tns otaef o'A'e' "ao
IeTIM9tles IL tals ne9pst. n. 1,o.,.-.t,,n ,r
~, 80 H. III ian iiiinoia 49, ~,
ssd AMe1san nIt antirsir -, 1nd;sns ~ s.,ss nas
| Ers1rh tratiara ,v;th IRA and therr m Amer.
| iosn f.nai1v I'wantx re,rs iatrr IN 1ss,1. II
contained i population of Isl '4a5. 10 twenty
years mofs ~ io~. l.a popuiaelon YVES sae 1Sa:7'u
an9 LII tsea Its54 seats r;n ' ao,naS - aS'' ~ ~
had ~. 5o,o, as., nay nasos ooE fseo ~ ,rh1a ~
the ronSco aos h..sen @ 5ias' 80 a,t, nn
a9u m9ae 49 Lutn ~ ~ y, AIita 4 af,ao35 an5
o.ner e.ae snd ~ ~ ,unra ~ Hn ctber the ~ or
years. anu s"u,ND l.ost taaa a4y LIZ Sa, - oul
states ever salnea n lug saene le"stn u tnns.
Us lnc1eass 81 . aall9s toe hse yGals ~ "ar nas
6een no - apu ~. saa. ar auo "rs s;a Ag % sem u
.5o,uoo men ~ Nv Ait1J. 4nts aou1tlon 20
the popnlatioa ol our otate u 1ve years Is
more than the entire popQlat1on OF Call1ornla
\ with all lis gold helo5. 1t Is. IN respect to
population, like adding 8 new California to
illinois every I've years. In eighteen years
Illinois has built over :, ~ mlies Of fal!soad.
It has 200 miles Of uaFiGable waters almost
surrounding II anu entirely crossing u; "hlle
VIC may see by q reference 20 the map that
the railways and rivers Of the whole country
point to Illinois ~ centre, as Inevitably as
the spokes ofa wheel centre in the hub. In
no other place IN our country, OF in the
world (the reverend speaker continued), are
new towns, villages and cities springfng up
With such amazing rapidlty, and Ia no Other
, 1866-06-13

The Omaha Republican, from which We
take the above returns, thinks the State
proposition is carried BY small majority
The returns, as far as heard from, indicate
tie election Of the Union State ticket. The
Legislature Will undoubtedly he close In both
branches.
, 1866-06-13
EEBRAxKA ELECTION.

An election for State Constitution. Slate
officers. Legislature and member Of Congress,
took place III Nebraska on the ed inst. The
following are the returns On the State qucs~
ton, ns far Us heard from:
Fnr rn-et,tsr A,a,n,x rnukfittr
, 1866-06-13

The London Herald saIs: AS We were the
first to describe the beginning Of the work on
this sears cable, SO now that the p1epara-
the pleasure of laying before our readers an
nccount OF the programme which will be fol-
lowed aa closely as circumstances will permit.
The GIert Eastern, which lies comfortably
enough In the Medway, about three miles
above sheeruess, aad where the pnblic parted
on The sth ss q juae II The oes ssth, ho Be- Be-
tides, ~ was originally t1' tIesea esst spfdnf III
while the Hth gives uarrin OF two ds "
more for possible delays, the water on the bar
| at sheczness will on that day be quite enough
to aoat TIE Big ship. however deep she may
| from .he third or fourth Of Jnly iii tie
seventh or eighth, In that delightful an-
1 chorage behind Be1r Island, In Bantry Bay,
where Captain Anderson kept her
snugly for three days last ye&r, From
Bsa!haysp tho G.s.t r. Eastern ter. xi1l 60 to ~
that time the new shore end, which is to be
shipped from North Noolwich by tie mfddls
Of June, will be laid from the William Cory,
steamship. and be ready 1t buoy not iar
from the Epot where the splice Was made last
year. When the ends Of the new
with her oopssfts. will take her de-.
parture on course distant about 30 miles
from that stslich shc took last year, SO that
there l0dy be no chance Of isylnk the new
cshie over TIE old one. Il all should 20 we'll
Lie Great Eastern will, on her arrival Ia
/ Trinity Ray, coal again, and return, rs VIC be-
fore announced, to pick up the old cable and
Of few days for MINOR accidents on these
voJsges, It Is hoped that all viii be accom-
plished, and the Great Eastern b. home again
hy the 17tll Of September.