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News from New Orleans.

NEW OhLRAHb, Jan, 20,
The small pox is spreading among the
negroes in the interior Of the State.
Accounts from parishes state that
planters continue to find great difficulty
in contracting for labor with the freed
men, Notwithstanding the highest wages
are offered them to 20 to work.
in the parish of Terre Bonnie all the
freedmen are leaving for New Orleans.
Some five plantations have been des-
troyed by them.
Papers say all the freedmen in the
parish will have left by the eud OF the
present month.
The United States Marine Hospital in
this city has been turned over by collec-
tor Kellogg to Ger. Baird Tor tempo
rary hospital and house Of refuge for the
freedmen.
The House Of Assembly adopted a
resolution to appoint a special commit
tee for the purpose of amending the con-
stitution of 1864 instead of calling q
state convention.
Ia the Senate steps are being taken fol-
the election Of parish officers also for the
elect on Of officers in this city.
Military authorities are about to re
turd the Opelousas Railroad to its own
erS
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DAVIS PAIN KILLER

Has won for itself n reputation unsurpassed II
the history OF medical preparations. Ii is as well
known in the trading ports OF india and China
as in New York and Cincinnati; and its con.
tinually increasing demand, where it has been
longest known, is one of its strongest recon.
mendations. 1t is not unfrequently said OF it
I'VE would as soon think of being without
nour in the hoase as without PAIN KuLsR." 1t
gives immediate relief in case OF scald dysen-
terry, or other similar affection OF the bowels :
and being entirely y vegetable preparation. it
is az safe as it Is reliable 4w4p
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Markets.

NBw YORK, Jan. 30.
Flour dull. State 6.S6 100; ex-
ira do 7.75a 790; choice do 7.e5 a 8 Is;
Ohio $40 a s65; choice do 1880;
Western e85; common to good extra
do 9.25; Southern firmer, sales 48o bar
rels: mixed TO good 875 1000; fancy
and extra 1905; Canada loo better
sales 800 barrels; common extra Z 90
s76; extra good to choice S25 u 20.
Pork opened frmer out sloe,ed heavy
and lower; sales, 746Q bis; new mess,
% rs a 20 Is, closing 2s rs; do. gross
west, % Is a % 80.
Lard decidedly armet. Sales 40 bar
rsls at Is ls.
Butter, Ohio 20 a IS; State d So.
Sugars steady, sales so h0gsheads
Porto Rico l2al4 "a; NusoovadC
IL IL 49, Havana, 400 boxes, Il
NAN
Wool quiet
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NEW YORK. Jan.

The Washington special to the Com
mercial says that Secretary Seward had
an interview with Santa Anna at St. |
Thomas on Mexican affairs. The hos
tility of the Mexican Lady to the EN-
pire imparts degree Of significance to !
the meeting
Gen. Sheridan cannot attend the con-
ference Of Generals, as his presence is
required on the Rio Grande.
Gems. Grant, Shermon, Mead and
Thomas are here.
The President has deferred issuing
formal proclamation declaring the resto-
ration of the Union until the opinions Of
Gems. Grant, Mead, Sheridan, Sherman,
Thomas, Sickles and others, could be
obtained relative to the submission Of
the Southern States to the constitution
al authorities.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
The report of the Revenue Commits
sioner has been laid before Congress. 1t
makes various recommendations and
presents forms of bills for the better en-
forcement of the revenue laws, and sug
gests increased sources of revenue. The
commissioner also append reports on
tea, coffee, cotton, sugar and molasses,
to that end. The Secretary of the
Treasury approves all these recommend
atoms, with the exception of the time
at which the payment Of the principal
Of the public debt should commence.
/ A communication was sent to the
| Senate to-day by the President, saying
that it was inconsistent with the public
! interests to furnish the letters Of Sheri-
/ dan and other officers on the Rio Grande
relative to any violation of the neutral
! ity laws.
A preliminary report on the reciproc'
ity treaty was furnished the members Of
Congress to-day. A draft of bills was
appended extending the present treaty
for one year from the 18th of March
next. on condition that Canada shall
repeal all duties and taxes on salt cars,
| LOCOMOTIVES, NCulClSs VI ali hlhNsJ ina
chinery, furniture, tools, implements
soap, starch, boots, shoes, leather, horse
shoes. horse shoe nails, harnesses, tacks
beads, matches, music; musical Instr
ments, clocks, tin and wooden ware
muslin deialpcs, coarse shawls, sheet
ings Fad shirtings worth less than on
dollar a pound, and has been raise
here, and discontinue her free ports o.
Lakes Huron and Superior. 1t ais
provides that tbe United States ma,
impose any internal taxes on the pro
, auctions OF the Provinces which the
lay upon their own products OF the sam
kind.
The President is authorised TO appoiu
two Commissioners to negotiate for th
continuance Of the reciprocity treat
whose duty it will be to provide for Il
permanent security OF the fisheries. FRI
/, interchange of produts and TO regnia
! comloeres and other matters,
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Ew- Chlosms, or Mothpateh, (aso LirerypOto
and Lentigo, or Freckles, are often very annoy
ing particularly te lsdes Of light complexion,
shs face Of blonde than brunette but they
grsa lily mar the beaaty Of either and any prepa-
ration that will esect1ally remove them tgiiAa-t
kJsrirg he ieztuSs or color o. u.s stssg ia certain
Iy desiderstum. Dr. B. C. Perry, who hsr
made disease. Of the akin speciality, has D "a
covered remedy for these discolorasioDs, " sirb
10 al oBc. prompt infalibse and harmless
Prepared only by b. c. PERRY, Der .stoIa
risl ks 40 Bone Street, New York az 4 o., n.
By al dr<xsisss; prise ~ per bottle. On tsr
PrRRY's MOTH AND FRncF sk LOTION
SOLD BY AZ Drugg~ss p.tIanA
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Jeff. Da Wis., Trial.
NRw YORK, Jan. 30

NRw YORK, Jan. 30.
The Tribune's special says Rumors
with more than the ordinary foundation
for sensation reports, are rife, that JEFF.
Davis Is to be speedily brought to trial
before military commission.
The gathering of Major Generals to
which yesterdays dispatch alluded, it is
said, is with reference to this trial,
which is to be made imposing with dis
tinguished names. 1t Is certain that
the Generals are here ostensibly to con-
suit upon military matters, but really,
if we may believe the reports to organ
lie a court for the trial Of the head OF
the late rebel confederacy.
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0kaR1sF

RouRDs-n Mt. Holly, Jan. 70, George
Rounds, aged 81 years, 5 aonths and IA daye.
BROWNIE Clarendon, on the 10th instant
OF Group, Caroline IT,, only child Of Geo, and
Lydia Brown, of Clarendon.
LRWls-In Poultney, Jan. 9, 1896, after 3
thort Illness, Mr. David y, Lewis, for many
years prominent and highly esteemed member
off Pauls Church, Wens, aged 13 years.
blessed are the dead who die in The Lord !;
even 40 saith the Spirit; for they rect from their
LAHORE; and their works do follow them
HARRISOE-In Pittsford, Jan. 20, 1866, wm.
II. Harrison, aged &c years
HOYT-ln Poutney, January 18TH, Frederick
r, son of r. 9. and Ann NJ, Hoyt, aged years
and months.
YOUEG-About the 2Olh Dec, ult, in Texas,
Ars Charlotte Young, daughter orthe late DR.,
Joel Green, of Rutland
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LATEST NEWS.
~ TELEGRAPH.
Washington News.

WARRINGTON, Jan, 80,
phpre ~ 90 conflict between the Sec.
rtarv -" The Treasury AMI the commit
-...,, am, a '"Aa"", AID the pros
pec. ls a new bill will be prepared 70
meet the approval OF both No loans
will Oe necessary
A special to the New YorN Uommef-
cla says the committee on ways aud
means will modify some measures pro
posed oy the revenue commission and
among others the reduction OF the
whiskey tax which will remain at the
present rate.
The western influence on the House
committee on com merce secured the
adoption OF the report against the pay
ment Of fishing bounties.
The President Today transmitted doc
umeuts 10 the Senate relative to nego-
tiations in 1861 with Mexico, for the
purpose of marching troops through
Mexico Il appears that in May, 1881,
Romero called the attention Of Mr., Sew
ard to d project of Southerners TO secure
Mexico, for the purpose Of establishing
slovery therein, stating that Mexico
never would consent to slavery, and
wished to arrange treaty containing a
condition that no European nation be
allowed to participate therein. In re-
ply Mr.. Seward stated that full instruc-
items were given to Mr. Uorwin TO es-
tablish such relations with Mexico and
other American republics as would
strengthen their power and enable them
to maintain their independence of every
influence coming rom the other hemi.
sphere.
In another letter he asks permission
from the Mexican government for the
passage of troops through Mexican ter
ritory, for concentration in Arizona
Senior Romero, on August 10Th, cOmmu-
nicated the desired permission, which
Mr.. Seward acknowledges liberal ant
magnanlmous exhibition OF confidence
and promises that Mexico shall have nc
occasion to regret the courtesy.
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Mariaass.

pRkw-TpPTs-In wallingford, Jan. nth,
BY Rev r, a, johnson, Mr., Albert Drew, OF
Dickinson, N u, and Mise Mercy Tufts, Of Dor
set
kAY-HooKBIt-In Dedham, Mass, Dee
81, 1876, Albert A, May, of Ludlow, vi, and
late Lieut. in the "a Vi, 20 Mise Charlotte Il
Hooker, Of Dedham, Mass,
oILsoN-BURNs-A the S.. Nicholas Hotel
N. Y, Jan, 20, 1906 by Rev. DR.. John K War
die, y, ID. ellison 70 Mice Kate Il Burns, both
OF Rutland
MILks-KELL0GG.-I In Rutland, VI, Janu,
airy 2eth, by Rev, Leland Howard, William Hen
y Miles, aud h1en A. Kellogg, both OF Jamaica,
PURoY-ToWNsEND- Waningford, Jan.
18Th, by Rev II V johnson, Mr. J u Purdy, OF
Of Nallrgford,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK's CELEBRATED FE,

MALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription OF Sir J. Clarke,
MD Physician Extraordinary to tie Queen.
This well-kp own medicine is no imposition, but
q sure and safe remedy for Female Diff
and Distractions. from. any tA1nse whatever; and
although powerful remedy, it coma ns uo.nlns
hur,fuI to the constitution. To married iadSs
is peculiarly suited. will 10 short time bring
on tho monthly reIiod with regularity.
In all eases Of Nervous and Spinal A ffestions,
Pain IN the Back OF Links, a. avn ess, Fatigue
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Lowness of spFi:s, Hystries, sick Hrad.she,
and NhiEes, thess Pills VII ,f>ss cure ~aen
al otter means have fai ed, q.
she e PILE have neysr bsen kDown TO fan
where the dree iona on the I'd page of the
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For full Pal tienLars, get psaphlst, free, o
the agent,
N. ISL end pos ase Tsnps fnclofes'o an
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| over 50 pill, be Tt tsrn m"n. -
So d by nj druggists. JOB MOSES, ~ Corr
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New York News.

New York, Jan. 80.
A report says the parties swindled by
a bogus check on the Chatham bank Of
fourteen thousand dollars were Halgar-
ten and Herschfeld. The bank suffers
no loss. The rogue who escaped called
himself W. Cooper.
The Posts special says the House COM
mittee on public lands have agreed to
the bill bringing all public lands of the
south under the homestead act.
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Fr0nA California.
SAN FRAEoisco, Jan.

SAN FRAEoIsoo, Jan. 20.
The Union members of the Leglsla-
lature in caucus, have voted In favor OF
q registry law.
Advics from Mexico to the 9th inst.
states that Gen. Carou holds a position
-'''hi" 30 miles Of Mageatlan.
uAs----.
Although . strong force " .''' '"' was
at the latter place Caron remained I'M
disturbed. He does not attack, know
ing that he could not hold the place, II
he took il.
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SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS!
Geo. c. Goodwin 3 Co, NJ. s. Burr g. Co.. and
Weeks Potter, Wholesale Druggists, Boston,
are now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physi-
clans, and The trade, with the standard and in
valuable remedy
DODD'S NERVINE,
This article surpasses all know preparations for
the Cure Of all forms of
NERVOUSNESS!
1t is rapidly supereedng all preparations Of
Opium, and Valerian-the well know result of
which is to produce Cos,ivebess and other Sc.
rious dificulties-as it allays Irritation, Rest
essness and Spssms, and induces regular 40
ton OF The bowes and secretive organs.
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever
sold 80 readily or net with such universal sp.
prevail. For Fits, Sic eplessness, Loss o. Energy,
Peculiar Female WeaRnestes and Irreguls ties,
and all the fearful mental and bodily symptom
that fJll W in the train Of nervous di eases,
Dodd's Nervine is the best remedy known to
science. Sold by all Druggists Price 81.
Fl. B. STohER & CO., Projectors,
noy24d& w6m "a John St., New Y ork
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Boiler Explosion.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 80.
The steamer Missouri exploded her
boiler at two O'Clock this morning at
the mouth Of Green river. The wreck
Coated down and sunk miles and a
half above Evansville, Indiana. The
officers and crew numbered one hnud-
red. A report from Newburg says only
twenty survivors were taken off includ-
Ing the wounded.
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From California

SAN Francisco, Jan, 20.
AdviCes from Eureka says the weather
up the coast for the past fortnight has
been the most severe ever known. Snow
on Scott mountain is from - to 10 feet
deep,
No mail had been received for Twelve
days
The telegraph lines We're broken in la
hundred places. Communication with
Washington Territory over the noun.
tain was almost totally destroyed.
Much other property badly damaged,
In Williamett Valley snow fell to the
depth of two feet,
The ship White Swallow had arrived
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and tagman feartully, and IL is feared
fatally injured,
The rsuasyivania Legislature.

PHlIApRIPRIA, Jan. 30.
Gov, Curtlns message was communi-
Gated to the Legislature TO day,
The financial report shows an improve
ment in the condition of the treasury
since November 1850 OF over $500, o0O
dollars.
The extraordinary expenses growing
out OF the war not refunded by the gen
eral government are 100000, yet on
the lst Of Dela @Der IovSS, The state debt
was nearly half million less than IN
January 1851, The Governor concludes
the principles expressed in the message
OF the President AZ the commencement
of the Session Of Congress- viii receive
my cordial support.
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WON,r USE ANY nruRp

The last and best; the right artic.e nnaNy
everybody likes it; IL IL purely vegetable; re-
stores grey hair IN four week., or money refanoS.
ed II win do II every time. Three applies
uons will cure all humors OF the scalp. AK foH
WEBsTER'S VEGETABLE HAIR RYlGO.
RAToR,
and don't take any other. For sale ~ ~ Drug
gists. 1:w8m
For Sale by d. VERDER, only.
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stocks.
NKw YohK, Jan, %.

Stocks heavy. Gold 1919. 20
Coupons tol, 1910 Registered % 8 Il:
Treasury Notes 90; year Certificates
90 e-s; Missosri IS 8 4; New York Cen
tral 50; Erie 81 IA, Reading % A.
Michigan Central lo2y Michigan seu,h-
era 60; nllp,is Central llb; Pittsburgh
70 IA, Northwestern y So North
western preferred 70 50, roIsto ls7,
Fort Wayne ss7s, Rock Islsna -
hu~.ukie 4 Prairie du CHEN ssi CHI
saso & Alien 10e; oanton A Ia! csG'
oxrIaHd "A, hariposa Is S4.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DRoPsl

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRRRGULARI-
TIES.
These Drops are a scientifically compounded
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all distractions and suppressions of nature
Their popularity is indicated by the fact that
over 100, 900 bottles are annually sold aud con-
sumed by the ladies of the United States, every
one of whom speak in the strongest terms OF
praise of their great merits. They are rapidly
taking the place of every other Female Remedy,
and are considered by all who know aught OF
them, as the surest, safest, and most infallible
preparation in the world, for the cure OF all fe-
male complaints the removal of all obstruction:
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when they may be used, and explaining wher
and why they sh ould not, nor could not be useC
without producing effects contrary TO nature
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Aleu- Advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

the Hon Probate Court for the District of Rut-
LAND, Commissioner to receive. examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against Benjamin r French late of Rutland in
we win meet for the purpose Of examining and
allowing sad claims at Proctor Il Veasey's
office in Rutland aforesaid. on the last Monday
Of March and June next, from one o'clock until
four o'clock, p. m, each of said days, and that
six months from the ID day of January, A D.
1865 is the time limited by said court for said
creditors TO present their claims to Ms for exam
nation and allowance.
Dated the 10th day of January, A. D. 1866
go. y $hS : :. y $ Y. II SfHz.plp, oonr',
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NEW York, Jan. 70.
A wealthy gentleman named John @.
Dodge was crushed to death between
teams while crossing Broadway to-day.
He was 81 years of age and widowef,
leaving family Of grown up children.
He formerly resided in Dodgeville, Mas,
where his remains will be inferred.
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IMpORrANr TO FEMALES

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment OF all diseases
incident to the female system. An experience
Of twenty-thr years enables him TO guarantee
speedy and permanent relief In the worst oasss
of Suppression and all other Menstrual Derange-
ments from whatever cause. All letters Of ad-
vice must contain q. Office, No. 9 Endicots st..
Boston.
B.-Board furnished 10 those who wish 20
remain under treatment
Boston, june %, 1865 28wE
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Canadian Affairs.

OTTAWA, @. W., Jan. 30.
Lord Monck is expected in Canada
shortly, when it is reported an early
session OF Parliament will be called
Judge Coursal is to be re-instated.
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The shenandoah

WARRINGTON, Jan. 30.
Our consul at Liverpool has been
instructed to detain the privateer Shen-
audoah there until otherwise ordered.
These instructions were sent out on the
9Th inst, and were given owing to the
difficulty of procuring suitable crew.
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spesial @otissa,
TRY THEM

Dr. Boyoe's Tons Btters cure Dyspepsla IN an
Of it's forms Loss Of appetite Is cured by taking
one DO tie. Jaundioe and Liver Complaints in
III, ir worst forms are cured by taking three bot
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LAYER healthy. as you can by taking an occasional
dose of Dr. Boyo,'s Btters, and you will be ut
to live, sad he wor will De the better for your
having lived Sold by all respectable drHgsista
for 20 oenta Ter bot L.
FERN b FUTILE,
octl sd&FlD Proprietors. Rutland, VI
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the
"Reminiscences to reeve t examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
George H. Ray, late Of Rutland, in said district,
deceased hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose OF examining and allowing said
claims at Treasures Office OF r. g. B. r. r. Co,
on the last Mondays of February and June next
from one O'Clock until five O'Clock, p. m. each Of
said days, and that six months from the LIST day
January, A. D. 1866, is the time limited by said
cour. for said creditors to present their Claims
to III for examination and allowance.
DSted at Rutland, this 1st day Of January, A,
D. 1896.
j. N. HAVEN, iCor,,,.
5 c. F. SPAULDING, NoA' &
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