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The M.xi.sn ousstien.
UNITED STATES NEUTRALITY AGREED TO NJ rHK
CABINET At wAsnlsGroS-rHI rngSCH TRoors

UNITED STATES NEUTRALITY AGREED TO nv rHK
CABINET At wAsHlsGToS-rHH fRxSCn TRoors
REMOVED IN coNsEQUEscE.
tirom the Memorial D,pomstiQue OF Paris June IS
The expedition to Mexico had for It's object TO
obtain the material satisfaction due 70 French CITIZENS
b. the former government OF that country Once that
end attained the work o France could continued
without altering the very character Of the sxpedton,
without - dogencraiing into Intervention IN the in
terror anas OF foreign government hui, before With
drawing France bound herself thai the Tau
Of nc4ntsrreto, observed by her Uoud be squa.y
sparfed by hat one " The Ama1coa PeaoUs ,eateh had
most atfenfireiy followed The different pAases If
HAT e1pedtitoh on Aa ground ord Aas bW proDsI<ly
estdbli'hed ttVeen Frame and M ruued Sdes and ha
neutrality ~ he I1ffsr Ae preliminary d,rapce h.eh
hrs facf,ta,d and haiisd ne aol teyn. ~ ne ketcs
saped,ttoH. In fact, the recall OF the French troops
could not be- the object Of treaty between France and
the United States; the American Minister PARIS him.
eef recognized that fact France went TO Mexico in
y secure certain results In so doing she act in the
exercise Of initiative possessed by every independent
government But when the moment med her 10
have arrived 10 put end to that occupation consulted
the interests OF the Mexican government aud
herself forced 10 reconcile them With her in the
decision which Was como 70. That determination,
uherior o. the esgIQeslet 81 aeutaiy " tia Cabinet az
Hd,hagfon tnon notified TO the latter by H. Dronyn
dc Lhuys Al present. therefore this Is Anan
cluded The resolution Of the French government
calmly explained IN the dispatches which have just been
published, IL rrovocable Ihe evacuation will take
place under the conditions already known-nothing
more, nothing less
The Paris Cb,si,utonn,l OF June 20 airms that the
French government vii obtain from Mexico the guarantee
which has demanded In favor Of the French interests
engaged In Mexican loanB and that II Will be itself
powered 10 collect for that purpose the customs duties
levied in tho ports Of Iampico and Vera Cruz Last
year those tuos produced nearly sixty Ave millions OF
francs
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q, '~sis1y ~ saaisss, asssr -in Iasss -. hans
- n@s,sdsy ssrb - 80 isst. ~ unp y c.s@eN
ne 81 arrive n ssnue.l .bost sea~s !. tks svvn-
ng q ts an.s asy, vhsr. ~ psrrsa-s r.wssins ~
sisw ays IrsAsiys rssysrssipns ~iii y nNds "
u ntkipsi satLortc y koetf~.i " f~@~ts. hin
ans vgsr - hirn 50 frssasw - a. AZ w. wnl usa
vst AFsr1af UsDsfa Noaes SD so Psfsswsot a.
Otsws vhsYs ssg - 49, fysslre kfpsDyriAls bse1vw
psgv nt@
w. tehsss pf1sssas - Essfssfy. re rswiy -.
rs.fDt Hlrtstff rs WaNfefsa = - .fy AL y
hyfhs sfssasst ~ Aspswsai aed 80 seses u
10 fsiws stAfp
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, jelly g. lsss-TRPlE SHEET.

knowiedee OF we sssnrs which the ten per cent rate
~ s N - ear that strong precautions may sun
ance and thor consequently arises thai niti
saeon "a nc would be the true remedy. OF course,
s the existing state OF the Bank reserve ana
AZ the cossprdeies s active on the part OF spec
uA srs the experiment could not be venured upon with
.at understanding that tho protection Afforded by the
government letter would stif be continued and IL
would be wholly irrational to any difAculty in
its being obtained Indeed the Chancellor Of the Ex-
cheqscr indicated as much on Friday night The en-
prcai fixing at ten per cent At tho time Of granting the
letter great mistake, and has done much toward
checking the progress OF recovery the matter being
that should have been left entirely 10 Judgment OF
the Bank and OF the commercial public. All DISGUST
tons the point however may now cease, because
natural return TO better condition cannot apparently be
long delayed and II the bill for insurDg the bona fde
character or all transactions in bank shares
analogous measure shall speedily pass great motive
for the boarding that Is causing inconvenience will
be efcctuslly removed.
MORE FAILURES.
from the london Times (city artclel June 20
The suspension has OF Messrs william
with liabilities for about f7o 900. The stoppage stated
10 have been unexpected and TO have resulted from the
impossbity o. obtaining ordinary advances in the pre-
sent OF the money and produce markets favor
able liquidation ID anticipated
The suspension, which II Is hoped may prove but tenn
porary also announced Of Mt George Furness
tho well known contractor. The liabilities large bat
the assets believed 10 he good and only to require
time meeting OF creditors rs TO be called for Friday
xEssKs. ovERgsp, GuRsKY AND coHrAsY's PAIL
URR--rHE SIGNATURE OF A MERCANTILE coMPANY
DRNIEp UNDER LIMITATION.
IRON the London Times tcty ariicel Juno 49,
Among the bills negotiated by Oyerend, Quincy and
Company amitedl for CO, 600 accepted by the
International Contract Company (imedl In an action
by the holder against the international Contract Com
pany, the secretary has made affidavit by which he
denies the liability OF his company, upon the ground
that the bill IN question Ia document altogether for.
egn 70 the purposes for which the defendants company
Incorporated and exists" and not within the pow
OF the company or tho directors thereof TO make
give, and that the same docs not bind the company
shareholders III n
almost implicit faith been given the signatures OF
mercantile companies is desirable that the attention OF
the public should be called this defence show the
necess'tgtAdt mac sxss for extreme sayfios aay viii
s,ch paper
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sire. The Augusta, which California mail steamer
OF about fifteen hundred TONS purchased by the Omitted
States government during the war, oarsSss four
DahlTen one hundred Founders, three Easrott rred
guns one Of them throwing shot OF ono hundred and
twenty-five pounds and three brass howitsen.
The officers OF the vessels merely courteous 10
visitors but seem anxious 20 have their ships inspected
Those accustomed 20 the fondness OF saor for his
ship whatever she may be- cannot help being struck
with the manner IN which all board her consors APP
pear TO think and take pride only In tho Monitor II
may possibly Do result OF iho rapid changes which the
war caused. often leaving man little time 20 become
acquainted with the craft with which his destiny was
tdeniiiodi but appears the and
formidable nature OF the ship sort OF American
property and that sue was accepted typo Of national
power
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The Turf.
FosTAIsEBLEAu (FRAxcE) RACRs.

rom the lOnnOn StAtuAfu, juno ~.
The concluding day OF the Fonlainebeau meeting took
place Sunday last and owing TO the wntry aspect ~
the weather and tho non-atondare Of the Cont tho
visitors we're not near so numerous a. on tho previous
day.
Racing commenced shortly after two O'Clock with the
Prx de In soci6t9 for which Gaulos made great
fsYori,c aud first backed against tbs ed
but At the close elk 10 four laid lie, however never
showed IN the race, which Was won very cloyery by Sir
T. darters Alexandra, who was claimed Tho LINprnss,
half nile, good race between the nrsi -four, and
was won by Monitor by = neck. THIS hose has shown
form since the spring OF ast year. when no ran third
In the Poue Esss and second in tbs Poue dcs Produs
bot disappointed his three other
sons aud was sold in the spring at Count do Damperre
rale This was his first appearance THIS year lie was
backed on this occasion heavily by his party and fortr
nsiely The good thing oil
The Cup eaklly by the fsvorite NJ. II.
Deinmarres hatAmor and Count de Lagrange's la IA
yorite ado hollow affair of tho Handicap with the
top thrso year old weight abe male all tho running and
won In n canter
Tho s,eepe chase showed That Baron Elmo, vas again
In luck, aud his celebrated mare Asrolabe won very
performance 20 the previous weeks, whore.
tile same course, with 5b. less, she nowhere.
invested on, but no never appeared formidable IN the
TIM CHELMSFORD tgsoLASp) xEsriSa.
CHrLssTosD CoCRsE, JuSE 10 The caleywood STAKES
OF soyeregns each, with 70 added, FOR twoyear Ids
and upwards weight for age With selling and other
allowances. half milo
Mr. H. Ten Broeck's Catalogue, BY Icamngton--
Eclogue, yrs, 81 sibs (t5ol. .....-.. .FosGham
Mr. rheusson's Mrs Fanny, yrs, dst 2ib'
NJ Hod.man's l. by Sewm.ns,er-vipsr's dam,
yrs 6st labs ,G50l. ...................H Clark 3
NJ. Desmonds sylvia yrr III liibs $50 sutelir. Q
by votgeur yrs, 5st. 1llos. $50 Barker 0
Betting-5 70 against Catalogue, 10 against Mics
Fanny aud 100 20 IS against the sharp Practice fy
After q delay Of upwards Of half hour the ypcrH
dam 1 made play followed closely ny Mics Fanny and
Catalogue TIE three running IN close company 70 the
distance, where Mr. Hodgmans My was beaion, and eft
Miss Fanny in front; fordham however waaln waiting
with Catalogue and coming out IN tho ast doIcn srde
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rRE BANK or ENoLAND RATE or DISCOUNT At
rKs rKR CENT AND CAUSES WHICH INFLUENCE
r. MAINTENANCE.

rpE BANK or xsoLAsp RATE oY DISCOUNT ar
rKS rER CENT AND CAUSES WHICH INFLUENCE
sr- nArSTEsAsCE.
: Prom the London Times gci,y Mticisi, June 1sl
Two Circumstances are assigned ressous for the
maintenance by the hank ~ ten per cent rale-
namely an adverse state q the foreign exchanges and
me forfeiture tia. would of the privilege conferred
by The late government letter " any advances
unade at a lower charge. Both, however, are Without
Foundation The foreign exchanges not only
caused an Of million and quarter sterling
IN the bullion OF he Bank Last week some OF the
eantinenta exchanges adverse, but
sot expect the ratee with ell places ir the world
60 be simultaneously one way. IL vhen The Bank
erp r4encng upon balance such an unprecedented
week v addition million and quarter they arr 10
al mon the idea that there Ia drain which they
rouutsract because extra mil.o also
arrived was not retained, u 10 difficult 10 that tho
time tor reduction crn crr eps> sincc whatever may
era 10 witch making remntsnces. Even ttzp
ss,ng demand Tor the toHtlnent, moreover, known
60 have An unusually small probability VI per
rornenre tba amount 0f bls london iss< w
cleared % hsrinr been enormous, while there haN o
been few new lfeaOns 70 supply their place With ra-
sarl 10 to other .s that the conditional license FROM
ale rovefnment would 10 forfeited u would be idle 10
er,,vi n A. prohibition against the BANK soting u the
b<ss Of l Judgment attain the very object tor VIII
a.. letfer uas xrantedthe removal " pane ard he
prevention Of needless Destruction % properly ~ -
sos.eDaed seemingly BY Iarge majority of tho public,
,bat Al hs present the Ten pr cent rate cons
svtss Almost tho sole cause N re putsfrt ard, -
.-~ag ea,s. yrsn0tn dsrtsf tha stlil ea fts,
and tAs extent Of Which ~ demonstrated
~ The Anomalous fact That While ne stock
-mh four per cent rate the pubic boarding
the amount 81 nearly 20 600 COO nearly ons-third
u Of tie entire tot usually her hands his
osTdns q lhevsLi ~ many y - ssantesAtis We
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MILITARY REVOLT IN xApsID-aHSxRAL PKIx An.
RKsrED ny rHu FRKsCH

RESTED nj TIE FRENCH.
military revolt broke out In Madrid the asa Inst.
The Insurgents furnished the pcpuAce with BAr.
rcades thrown up and after obstinate resistance
tho insurgents surrendered IL discretion. karyaez
slightly wounded.
General Prim has been arrested At Bayonns by the
French authorities
Notice has been onciAy given tina, thu Spanish squad
ron has been ordered home from tho Paciho
Three Spanish vessels were reported 20 have been
destroyed 81 PERUVIAN iTon-clads on tho Plato nyer
The hil granting extraordinary powers 10 the govern
ment 10 was expected would not DO carried BY q majority
OF more than i've or six yotea.
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Private kilograms from Bombay dated June IL had
been received Tho Of the failure OF the Agra
ated thereby.
Piece goods were in demand and the feeling In NOR
camille circles was much improved. Exchange IN I'D
II believed that the Council Of India received
telegram that Advices were extremely favorable.
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The French Minister at private audience presented
letter to the King % Denmark from tho Emperor kapo
ieoa. Tho Asar,,T says the letter has 10 political
character.
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Sailing OF tao Cuba.

hAlTAr, July 100
b. due early "wednesday morning
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MONTHS al viii probably be the fniur.

Montreal viii probably be the fiiurr
capi al Of Canada under confederation.
Gen fitzpatrick, oar minister to Chill,
la, taken to !m-,I! ii Gillian wife.
IT ere were 81 deaths from cholera in
Cincinnati last mJnih.
In three days. G0,O00 pumpkins were
landed IN San Francisco.
A company Of Americans are mnnuac-
turing condensed milk at Zurich
The Canadian parliamont has been
prorosued unliI January 10.
Five thous MI dollars il offered in
Dublin for Ike the arrest OF Head Center
Stephens.
Admiral Narragut is expcciol to rclieye
ADMIRAL GUllsboro of tho Mediterranean
squadron.
1t is gain proposed to unite the Der
muda i.lunIs with Nova Scotia by Il
submarine telegraph.
The coal fields of the United States
cover an area cqnal to Is cnty-eight such
states rs Massachusetts.
An Indian delegation with sqnaws aud
w'gwans from the Northwest is going to
the Paris exposition.
\ son of Albert Sidney johnson has
been elected professor Of history and
English literature in Gen. Lees college.
Dat in California, they had it that the
''K. f. Ri>to;i criticism OF the Tribune
were written by Fannie kcmhle.
Oregon promises to pay the interest on
million dollars to aid in building the
railroad down to California.
John O'Connor, the lad recently stabbed
at Cincinnati by his psyitl.ow, Hugh
Kelley, has since died.
James Mcintyre receiver of taxes at
Albany, is reported to have stolen 500 u
of the city's cash; but his bonlsmcn are
good for it.
Mrs. Sarah Malin, one of the girls
who cast flowers before Washington on
his entry into Trenton, died recently in
Philadelphia
The Bank of Montreal is to close its
Chicago agency, but will make arrange
Imenis to afford necessary facilities for the
transaction OF Canadian business there.
An attempt was made, Thursday night,
TO blow up Boards foundry at Toronto,
by placing II lantern under n large barrel
of coal oil, but the attempt failed.
Lord Monck, the governor general of
Canada, arrived ut Montreal, Friday
morning, and an executive counsel was
held from noon till . p. m.
y. T.. Willis lies in critical condition
at ldlewild, his home on the Hudson.
His last stroke Of paralysis threatens TO
prove fatal, as he sleeps all the while and
fails every dav.
Frank Lewis of Frederick City, Nd,
was robbed in that place Tuesday, OF
$4,000. a girl known as Maggie
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81 Mr.. Sumner has introduced series
OF resolutions asserting the right Of Con
grcss over reconstruction, denying the right
of the lately rcbelious states to pass upon
constitutional amendments, and declaring
that the interference Of the president in
the reconstruction business par,akcs OF the
nature Of usurpation The fall elections
have had the effect TO strengthen and
confirm Congress in their former convic.
tions, if they did not produce any result
so far as affecting the policy Of the exec
utiyc.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Mn, EDI On There is "a runor in ciicula.
non III IilcGury an other towns in this
ounty that have retired from my probes, ON
as i Dentist aud am 10 10 ger LONG business.
there is no tuunlItiun in fact for any such ru-
NOR. | AN st.ll living upon the miseucs,
wrctchc,ncss aud misioitunts fthc toUth-a lac.
There WAS M time ia my lii, Shon | coa.d
ill teeth a. well as | can at tic resent time
AID have filed murc teeth AMI restored Them
To pcrnln. Mt usefulness the last year than |
haze done any previous year Since have been
IN practice which j. nearly thirty years. Ger
tiiniy, hat i e not loo, uueh Ike retiring
fom bu-no-s. Thinking the public very
warmly for thrir ,c..y lbcral patron &c for e
past year, Woul solicit con;l.uli &C Ct the
same.
NATHANIEL HARRIS, MD Dentist.
Mill,cJury, Nov. IL, 1860 3l;M
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INARNI FOR SALE.

L The sulac,ihcr riler, for sale a valuable
Farm, situated about a mile and halt northwest
elN FROM he sri.tcr lac IN Orwell con,i, H.:
Il tour hrhdreI snd scveniy.two acres IT aur,
ab"ut two hundred acre, Il which is Wood lau,
and has upon j; Il large amount If valuable Pine
allt "'hec timber The Farm j. pleasant, situate
wc.l "aierrd AMI j. peculiarly well adapted to tL1
keeping ofa Dairy.
TIE ORWELL CHEESE FACTORY
i located upon the Wcmi,c.. AMI is 80 uouti.uau,
~ to be cpn' cu,cnt Err mi.kiu: the Cow, at the
Factory, u.us avoiding the labor Ct earring tie
milk.
HE bull !iGgs are ann " sufficient for CARVING
co. the tam uNau;it ,rs'v, ~ Il are in good con-
"a ION tic Fam viii he ,oldata bargain for tic
pa,cha. cr, aud the terms ot "a, mcnt made east.
Tor particulars enquire cith- subscriber. r,.idins
IN the same town.
JOIN l.. HAMMOND.
Orwell. VI Doc. ;, 1866. slim
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ey' We commence the publication of
the Laws of Vermont this week, and shall
continue them until those designated by
tho Secretary of State for publication in
all the newspapers are inserted. That
will include all The acts of the session
which. are Of general interest.
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We learn from the 81. Louis RpuJhcap
that distressing accident occurred en- Fri
day night, NOV. 10th, to party returning
from ball in last St Louis. As the
boat swung into the landing, a Miss. Nor
rison, enc OF the party fell overheard.
A young man &C.. NJ. Wicker, son of g.
w. Wicker of North Ferrisburgh, w.,
connected with the Transfer Company,
jumped into he river with his clothes ON,
and, catching inc dress of the drowning
GIL made II desperate effort to reach the
shore, but was rapidly borne down the
cream 10y the current out OF reach VI
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The walls Of husiins brewery in West
philadelphia, fell "Wednesday afternoon,
killing George Morris, aged 81, AMI
severely injuring four other persons en-
gagged in rebuilding the edifcc, which
was burned down some time since.
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NEW GOODS 1!

NEW FIRM !! NEW GOODS
DICKINS SON & CO.,
(Sacc IS RS l. Sal man Parker)
Invite the attention Ct the public to their fine
Stock Of
II O O X S
Including all kinds of Schocl Books, webster's
Unabridged Dictionaries Blank Books,
Git Books, Diaries for 1867, Bibles,
Prayer Books, Portfolios, and
Misccll .neous Books.
S II A II ON I3Y,
The best qualities, all sizes and every dcscrip-
ton OF Paper and Envelopes. (pcrfumed,
Gilt and Plain.) Every kind OF Pens,
Pencils. Inks, Arnold Writing
Fluid, &c, SC, &c
FANCY GOODS.
Flowers, Pictures, Toys, Toy Books, Albums,
lin type Albums, Chess and Byards,
Dominos, Playing Cards,
Rocket looks,
Bill Books, Sheet Music,
Visiting Cards Embroidery leads, &C., Sc.
Call at the next door to the Post flee.
Midllebury. W., Dec 10. 1866. 37tf
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Gowan was arrested last night at Phila
dolphin, charged with the theft.
Corsets have killed great many
women, but "A steel one saved woman's
life at Louisville, the Other day. Her
son carelcsslY shot at her, AMI the ball
glanced oil.
Tic importation of wooden goods into
this country this year amounts IT, seventy
six millions dollars, against twenty six
IN ilions IN 1868. Is it any wonder that
the wOolCn market has broken down with
such an immense amount OF foreign goo,l,.
Il.th avcnge, New York, is all apor
IN regard TO an important breach Of prom
Use case tl.at is soon TO be commenced.
he sciOns Of two aristocratic families are
he parties. The lady is reported to be
extremely beautiful, while the gentleman
is piited with the small pox.
Accou Is from the cotton crop in Ga.
are less ia, CRADLE, although the planters
vary greatly in their statements. Tn,
majority express great disappointment IT
the result OF the yield, which turned out
far less than was anticipated before pick
IN.
Accounts from the interior of Alabamr
show Il greater breadth Of ground thar
ever before sown in wheat. The crop IN
Texas is heavier than in previous years
Great Quantities Of reapine and thrcs!in.
machln and mill apparatus are bcin;
/ Transported thilhcr.
y snail Canadiln trading schooner
wi h three men Oh board, came near 90 in.
vr Niagara Fall On Tuesday OF last
W ok, 10y the breaking of the rope tbs
attached her to'a tug. Fortunately th,
Win was blowing very strong up SIR, am
and 10y HOSTING all the sails the htil,
vc-sl was pa. safely ashore after gctin
within 200 yards of the rapids.
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emitting the revolution which overthrow
the Dourbons, MS n trivial matter not
worth mentioning in pleading their claims
to the throne. 1t is indeed remarkable
that after deliberately submitting his
southern policy against the plan of Con.
gress To the people in the late elections,
The president should not have word t.
say OF the will Of the people, as made
manifest in these elections"
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FIRE 4!


Tie farmers Mutual lire Insurance Conn
ianv It montpelier, VI, a,ihg Law Teen in sue
c','tdl oletaiioU seventeen Years wi'hou, ANY
AS>iSNMtNr,, is prrp1rel tot insure dwelling lolse.
iatn- s'els, ana outbuilliH-.. personal lr,-
perry in Ike b.iLings, frum - TO % per ccn..
cheaper Il an an, other comI Any in tie STATE
No. Ct P"liccs in luIcc, l. 40.
amount 1t property insured 81 $40 o22 90
premium notes in force, 77g.O22 II
Net cash surplus, 81, jlg 50
Having taken tie agency Tor this company ia
dc towns # liaucun aud Sudbury. in Rutland
County. and al # thc towns in Addison County.
but lcrri-uur.'. Muukton aud Lincoln. | prnu,,,,
To dc' ute my whole time aul attention to tie
business I iusulin- for sail oml any, and hope to
he aide To meet the wants Of the uull.c il thi.
department much better than il | made it a.
secondary business ANY person rel ing in tie
above county dr>ir.Es to lie insured anew, or
c'Ha;c ,hcir oil r. lcir>, hv giving Inc "a day or
two, notice. by lr'trr, will be- attended to vihout
delay, arH at As cheap u rate as II lived in thcir
uNH .uoI.
GEORGE y Dixie, Agent.
Hiist"!' /, October 2s,h, 1865. 37;ty
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. ~
Whereas, Cecilia, nv wife, ha, lcf my bed
a. u n'arl vi hout cause or prov ocition | hereby
h"uly all persons not TO harbor, or trust her oi,
my account a. shall pay no debts OF her c. ntract-
ing alter this date. III,
mitchell u LAvALLA.
Wi.n3ss. {. MCALAsrER. Mark.
" hiihs w., Dec an, 1866. 37;3w