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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-29
.5iGic i:rfo"H' SiHOoj.

This flew institution. Iorti"d in Ii"
pleasant valley "i NAi'r""rE- vas 'rd'-
''ir| on thursday !h@ / Iih inNi,- "I'h
appruP:ia." a''' interesting '"'rn"i'Ir>-
;hr number IN aiirn'i;'';'' 'n''i"a;"i that
H." people are deeply Interested III tins
iJI'@-l''e'Iei rei"'mAi"EE m''t~'iir-
lhe school /, located OH " ;"fiH i'fil''[-
i oW"'' y '''E. i,"'i'f- about " i'il
inIir from uir f''iIf""i' ;tnd Ha!Ii'i'- %
"'Tv- %, a'.''"' itn', win i small ~"2Ar
orchard, oii' without wool Ii l. lliiti'a-
vi. .'""'I'f, 10 F'i"''I ''' ''''''F 'n'.'''-
N'n!'h'" hE the purchase "' ;'h ":t'i'''n"
property, i!f"'i''.I inc itc.'--;''! Grant can
he oo'"Il't'' from IN l,-'-i'" nrt' We are
ilF'['''>" 70 N'ii''i dp''iil'' ''f ''' 'oi'
'""ii@
ne 'n;'I' ''''i'''''"' I substantial i"'li II
house: has not '''H '''n"dyI''' '''' '",''
ti'n' rave '''a 'n"'''' in order 70 n''ie'
ri i Ter IL i''' 5''!'l';'l'7' ;"'i' - Ii
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-29

the leaders "f The expedition would moi
have fed their army for a single day If
they had penetrated into Canada. they
must haze lived by stealing if AT all Ii
l. impossible Tor these leaders TO plead
that they had no means TO feed their sol
dler>- There Was more money collected
and passed over 10 them after the move
ment commenced than they spent I'm If.
They ill noi even pay the expenses of the
men hack Ia their homes. but mcanly left
them To bear The expense themselves or 10
accept II a. 4 charity from the govern
melit whose laws they had violated Could
ANYTHING be more contemplate than this ?
What have the Feni;,n chiefs done with
the immense accumulated fund This Is
the question that honest Fenians should
pr,>> home upon them II they cannot
"r will NOT answer ii the fair presumption
! that i!cy la,c both robbed and bctray-
ei their followers. ami that Fcni:lni>m Is
only a Grand >windling operation If it
Is ANYTHING better mcw i the Time 10 show
IL NL,rc are the Femian funds
>,.f,nyi,L I..,nki,r.r.,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-29
;ermOnt Republican C0acentiOn.

We publish OH our fourth page Il tuli
report OF the Republican, state convention
of Vermont, holden Yesterday al Noulprl-
icr. OF the nominations made ", need
not speak They are OF tri.@l mrn, and
being thoroughly acceptable to The people
OF tie state that's cnou"ii. i;ut tiic r,--
o!ulions can be appreciated in one place IL
well is another. They are admirably rN-
prc,>ivc OF the loyal sentiment of !iic
North. They declare in favor oi' iilai re-
construction which shall keep the GOVERN
mcnt in loyal hands. ':uey approve ih,
constitutional amendment. hu' acHmnwl-
edge equality of rights TO b. the car,i,lai
aim OF the people. They hope :"r !ha
>peeIc>t possible restoration oi The ~,'c,'ic'I
states. provided tia; the prcpon.icr,;'l"c oi
LOYALTY in each makes the admission WI,
and safe. They affirm thai gr;,iiliri,
should cau>,. the soldier oi til. ni"n IL
be remembered iii peace and in politics a,
we'll rs he WIS in war. They render :,
lust tribute to the late llnrntc,i senators
ol' Vermont Finally, :hcv rrrrwesliy
;,nd more explicitly av"w their devotion IL
equal rights and immumli2-.
These are ultrr.tnrc- wor;iiy "i ti:g
Green Mountain >la;r, which never yrl
SwrrvcI from llre path oi freedom ail,l iru'
pro-re~S. They will l.c heard nj Thu tim,
will especial pl,.a-nrc-;'i 4 iimv wi!on
the battle heing nearly Won, many -lac!,,,
in l!cir z,.al and lI.t los OF freedom ain
ri"h; are coytrllv ni-cnievou~.-i'.et",
jyu;.,E
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-29
Does Ioar Eig!a:t Shine?

IL, i.r,i,r oi the lighthouse AT C;Alis
MIS- i.o-,-lim.t ot lhc brightness ot his Ian
iy1n. which c.,n H. ~ccn ten leagues III >ca,
wh,n a visitor said 10 him. --what if one
ni vour lielli~ ~ll"ull chance 10 90 out -
Never, Inl,s--ihl,','' he cried: horri-
:;,-l al ih,. lar, Thought --Nir." lac SAID.
pointing to ilc ocean, wonder where
nDii.illu c,sn hc >>il, 1il,rc are ships woing
l,y ln all l.arl~ of la. world Ii Tonight
on. ni nly lurn,r- m.Hi "ui- within six
months wuu, ruua- u lciirr-i'crlaps
ira.n la .il. perhaps 1rom America. per-
iial.- ircin >,,.ale lai,aoc ncyer nc;lrl Of
~,Hi.l.. >,lch a ni-lli- al -llci. ;,ll hour, The
li.li ,i I.al,si> burned dim. ihr watch
In.,n n,-l,c.,-l iii- posi-. and vessels Were
ia i.2n.,r. Al, >ir. sometimes Ina the
,i;ri, ni.l.l> In stormy weather. look out
Ia -. ;..l iyyl - ii tlie ,ye- ot ilc whole
world werc looking 4; my light TO
out l;lirn ,lial q, narr.
Ma, l.li- lighthouse lrpcr - ri-ilant :
IL i.c III - 'i',1'ly the Importance OF
ili~ work llll shall Christians nr.lect
iia,ir li-h.. s,a,l >glicr ii io .row dim
.r,,,y .;ii,l. wl.e,. tor need oi itS bright
>iiinis.,- soma poor 'ul- struggling amidst
IL n:i,,.< "l i,'np,aii"n- may he dashed
nl,om ilr rock> "l destruction No
--lIold forth illc w"r,l vi' life Lei
vour li-lil shine This i ;hc way to
SAKE saul-- --i!oblin- tnlth The word OF
ii.,-. ,.:.~ H., apo>'lc wlly, That
nlay reiinie- Is, il.r .l,y OF Christ that
haze NOT r1n in ,ain, neither lal.ored III
,-.-,,
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.,hrYc are fhr IcHiea FEa,!S""

Im-.,:,.i oi :thu-in. The government ior
,ioim- III Obvious and Sworn duty. ihc f.-
niar- -!!oml,. show their good sense hv
iir-. calling their owm leaders io account.
ii'L,.y have been pouring their money free
IL i:.;n ime l:cli;n Treasury for :: lon.
i'm. until There >,Io,lld have le2n i mil
Hon ar two i.ic.c. IN addition Ia what li:.s
i'ycn ~p.nt in kcepil" mp magnificent
headquarters IN Ncw urh. Poor IRISH
l;,:.o.,r> ami s..fy;,nt ciri- ali "yer the
country h.ivr denied iir,:n-,iyc- maiiy
r,lm!n.i- that iIlcy ni.ii: @irc tlr'ir say
ii;-.- lar the redemption oi ireland y
>,rv small portion "i this money lia> gone
:. Ireland. .a.. ni The u>' made of that
.,ny.ion ;s.src = no satisfactory account.
.:ui ui..,i lia- b.comc oi The l;rrge Srlm-
,,.,c,.l "a the hands at the Fenian headers
mere 'ihcy ~l"'nt s.ry litiI: oi il in H.,
,alr :lioriIVc movement on Canada. Ti.r
majority oi their volunteers paid their owi
l.,rc - tilc hoiier and supported them
-cl,y, wiIil, there. lnr the r,liiol> pro,id-
- 6Y ihc rcniam commi->lric- were moi
-n.llri lit 10 keep an army of mic' from
-.aFNa.ioa. At Buii;,lo the volunteers
wcrc guarjcrci Oil their friends III II.
-iiban- the people te,i great many OF iilc
Fcniul,. Tor charity or hate OF the Brit
i>h; and all the provisions furnished 10y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-29

rss-Dis io,i'- and hay Your foundation
w,il. iS cur earnest advice 10 every awak-
c,r,,l seal Every rcIival nearly brinss
il,.o lie ,l.,lr,-h more or l,-s- ot what may
D.. called ---:i;,iny isroic~-"r~-' Ther re-
III .u- Iii, i ir=lil. Ill huili toiterin@, and
>l.r,- Ia come DOWN im the first stiff game
al temptation The sample Reason l. that
.i.rI,. yy;l> llo iIn,lcri1in. wolline>> based
~, .I,--,l- Christ When YOU see a huge
,i.lril,, In a tall mansion. You may suppose
ii.,.rc w:,S something wron@ in the founl;l-
ii,'i,, - with = religions profession that
: ,lo. lroiiolm,sl on the Lord Jesus Christ
:, a,i.,r ar L,,cr iinc crack appears IN the
DIN liic ~ cl-c The iiim>y structure
LsunS ever irom the perpendicular like a
ir.gyin. wall ami Il i"itrrin" fence. Even
ii IL mlmig,.- 10 mold Itself up until The dy-
iiar hour. the tremendous surge ot death
ili,,hie- ri,. whole ,,liiicc of Presumption
in:Y mticr. irrclricyable rum When the
Ia; -;n,m .l,.-,rni-. ,iml the fools heat
,,n.n ii. il ilii- and great will be the
tai! uf il. tor eternity can bring no re-
,...:- oi tie wreck
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ia MRS. JgLIA =. l.. r"aC-
Fl, ting III, o:.,li the misty tvv light
oft'c 'alf-.urs. tt ye4'r-
llrk syl,m ', i,' I;.t u der
Fal- t.-!'y upon our ct"e.
Titr. q C.ai-t, a,d i, e listen.
L.. ti,y viug &c w &c
And t.y lips ,rc till pc ting.
r, oi MY !lubs. f ycl We me ~
Fc d my .nlis," uur lri I'D Master
~ aI" "crc thy wiii to 80;
F.,r ne WIyv ri "lcs hive =, !,rci;
W will nd lem p .stI'cs aca.
From Il, mont in col ! .ui drcl'y
F.'m IL fl, I. Il 'rk nj dep
W..cr the w l.: Z ..!j lonely
:, d III. t,is are .yI.h I'D a.op
We will e Il thc,n. tour vices
|; usy br thy Ui i'll ot k-.o.:
TH"' ma -p" K, - .ond.~ Hh' phcri,
So. i. .cce.-- 1T an low .
Tl ' re Il inr, h,,.ey. r Wildly
T.-y have. rdrrr from ty Il e.
.ir-.ls G... = lily hlr si..-
i i.'u silll rH len! AID guide
i dinner at the Waterbury Hotel. an'
lilr inevitable toast, and Responses. con.
c.uiyd ihc exercises. Letters from sen
aIog,- Poland AMI I:,lmun,l-. and Repre-
-,MlA'iyr~ Morrill, and Baxter. and lions
Weston and Miner we're rc;tl. cxprr->lr.
!ii,.ir in.,i.iIi;y /" i, present pn tin ncc,
sion. atI their hearty wi-hc, for the -Hc
CO. & jI,y undertaking.
The noble wor.> thus imau..rat,l. w
,Ii-l ms, have Il -uc,r--ul lilr Ih
"Reminiscences vino haze it in ,har.c ar
;,l,,-.-- Il II, -. I,,ni.,.t .,uI will is. "a
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LcWis CdSS.

Lewis Cas-, ION cf Major Jonathan
C;i>s. WIS born at Extcr. y. H., on Ocio-
her q. l1o2 When ten wears old. hc ell
tered the araI,my III that place: but l,e-
fore hc had completed Ii> studies hi> faith
cr. who WAS ;> vet IN the military service.
w:.S ordered 10 duty al Wilmington. Del.
ia 1853 In iS'U. Mr.. Cas- removed 10
Marietta. where the young man COM
mcmyed the >iu,iy and practice of law
lie wis admitted 10 the islr in l>''2. ami
r.:sctit"i with seine >IIc.c-- ior iour ear
In 1890. he w::- elected Il member at
the Ohio legislature. When the ir,rl-on-
able enterprise ol Aaron Burr BEGAN +" :l:.-
itatr tke country. Cas- WIS appointed on
til- committee Ia which the subject WA
referred. and drafted the law which cll-
;,!,iel Tie LEGAL authorities 10 arrest The
men tli'l boats "n their passage down ih',
t!'ic. In lNo1 hc WAS appointed marshal
oi' ;!.e -tair, which Ia resigned IN 1873
In lal9 IL. volunteered his services In
.ile inr,-, which w:- called out to .Ioin the
army uir!,r Gen. VIM. Hull. and marched
IL Daviom. wicr. Ilr was elected C"lomol
OF the third re.ilnrmi of Ohio Volunteers.
;.nd w;;- with Hull al his famous c;.pitula
tiun. which Col. Cas- denounced o;,enlv
IL iicac!.crv Gin being .arelei l,y the
British at Detroit. Co CAS- repaired t"
Washington aIIl made Il report 10 coy
ci-ilnicn: la the inllnwin" sl,rim" lac w:l>
exchanged and appointed colonel OF the
twcmIv->cyenth rc"irncmt OF United >tatc>
:ni;,niry. and soon alter WAS promoted 10
Ia rank OF hri";ldicr .rIlcr:tl, lie JOINED
Gen. Harrison ai Seneca, and. cros-in-
Lake EI.. with him after l'crry'S yirtorv.
wa> present at the battle oi ihe Th;umcs-
IL. Northwestern c;,m,ai.n bcin. l,-rmi-
na.ri. t,cn. Cas- Wis icil IN command "i
Michigan and the upper province "f Can
ada. lii h9,igulrirr> were Drirnit- On
-, lilr cl.-r ri iii, w.,r the General w:i- ;i'-
. pointed -"r,.rmnr OF iliriii.;m. ami :,ls-
Piled IL cmcr.-; ;il.,! i:tiani~ tn the ciNil
administration ri the territory and /" It's.
establishment of permanent. peaceful re-
H'''','' "''i' '''' 'it'''i'-' i'' '."' ~ Nv
'"'''''i.'''' Inc 'i'''''~ vi o'' 'i' ~
MARY p, ana '>,1;'ll"' ''''' ''-''''''' "'i''i
treaties, III '':''''''' ~ef''''S W''' u. NJ
ih''',- IA ''.-' ''i'"f''i,'' ''ifi II M'.9 ''''
'"i'''' g. .''>' ''''.'i'@ ''i'' i,T' l" M IL"
ci''''i'''' ~ " N''i Ia lie ''''.'''' " '''i
''"..'-.'''-
III -. i,'''''''iii'- ''o"'''r' ''"'tIi''i
60 ."'t '"*'"mt a permanent ,',~''''i''
.'r' 'l'...' % -N'''li2'' ann "i i,'.i''!''
Il, ."' ~ 1'i''''''' nom ,''.,o WIEN, i
H. - ''', pee, iii'tiii,'' III i~'''' ii
= .,,.,i ai.,,,. l,y whom l.r L:,d Scvcr.,l CHI
u
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SIEEtTr TIE A-,As-lN.-lhere i an
apparently wcli grounded runor atioat III
Memphis that john II! >urrutl, one OF the
leading Lincoln con>plrators, was recently
IN lhlt city On lis way from Northern
Texas to Missouri
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Num,r fI.INTiR-Thc Huntsville.
,hin.) Citizen has in lis Office a printer
wi;l Oily one arm, lie sel>, Ju-liii's and
ciIi,ii,> ili- >IIci-, and -cts Il most correct
proof ~ he can do nothing but sci
type, le manages 10y constant ''Pe9sglilss
away," 10 get up about five thousand ems
L day
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GOOd TemDINFs' ToHrens1oH.

f.p. t\i:-knvwino that Il lar"c num-
Der OF the readers OF vour Valuable paper
are interested i'll the cause OF temperance.
| propose furnishing Yea for publication
The proceedings oi the quarterly conycn-
;ion of the Good 'iemplarS of Caledonia
county. held al West i5,ii.>e. June i th
After being called TO order :! committee on
credentials was appointed who reported
number OF lodges rcprt-enty'! !. OwIhL
10 some mistake III tEc time o! calling tli,.
convention. g number ol lod-,.S were noi
represented.
From reports OF del, gales we learn that
the order Is pro~prrn" III this vicinity, al!
ioI -r> hrin4 on the increase, som, having
nearly doubled in the ;a,>t irw months,
IL we'll a. some ne" onc- hlying been ur-
@%niz,d. The following persons wclt
elected officers Of the conytntion
Rev. H. i. Gushing, T. ". {. l.
bro. Clifton. Cabot. W [. l.
H. L. Ca~-ino ST. .Iohn>bury, w ". I.
j. /. t;l~>Ina. ". :.
Bro \. scott, iIar>hIic!d. y. {.
Sister ". i'ulmHn Cabot. W T.
Bro. +. Darling, Blrllr. W +. f.
Bro. i Perry, Cabot, W u.
Sister G. IIIvrt, -. =. -.
Bro. " G1uid. Cabot. ''''
Remarks Tor die 4ooi oi .nc order were
lhen madr Iv ti,c g. ". {. l. ani others.
Il II
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\ Fi<Hl SrniY.-'lie Dttroii .i.lvei

.\Fu>Hl Srnir.-lIie D,iro;i -idvcr-
ii>cr Is sponsor ior tiic :Hiiowil@:
''-ibou; or" Year ;I-o "nr al or bus
ness men visited ,Ney; York ely, ;ui
while ihcs.. o.lyrel Il ltii dozen o,h< ID
ri,i'c OF himself, which IA ,i:,,rih"i,~i
among li> iryni~ il, that place. ! w
days a@o h WIS surprised Ia iin.l III, "i
ihc-r counterfeit rc-emblancc- IN i!ic pos
session oi ihc family COS. -El iHvc~!i-
cation into ,iiy matter hi.c;o~ri the fact
HAT she had receive, ii from a .nr;n.,
teller in New York cit, vino iyerti-..
to forward a correc; iihcn.-- OF any y"ul-
ialy's iutHre husband. al ior iii S;un oi
fifty cents. which amount tho coo!> has
rclni,te'l. accoriin@ to the ;;'l,crii>. nrnt
anl received her employers lii.e.ic-- IN r.
turn.
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TnE CrN.Aa INSTEAD at TIE ii

TnE CEN:A:. INSTEAD at TIE iij>ilil.
-l'hc board OF trade OF Albany. Ne"-
York. has adopted :. re-olu.ion reco.l-
mcnding the abolition oi the husi.yj, and
the adoption Of TIE centaI or hundred
pounI- "a the standard ot WEIGHT! ne
Cleveland board Of trade lIa> al>U adopted
Il similar Recommendation
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....i.i-t %4.. 49, t..r ,tju ''ut ;PJWr: -lv"n
.pL..u-c. r,~r,t.. ...'. : -" u.
IL ~ .rW - iiOLMi$. t.rut
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n,rlt,. ,Eit%D;:Y. -. J..

.. .. uul. m>Gu4n's BLOCK.
.t. { C.'rI W,,jf.-. JH.. IT,
i !. PGhhtN~, Comm. .,iarr.
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| Special IL tie Nc,p }oyk Ucraid. !
TclcgrumS Per Atlantic Cable.

LONDON, August 3.--Rcccivcd III
New York, August 5.--Martial law
has been proclaimed in Lower Aus
tria, and also in Venice. The Peace
Conference OF Prussia is to be held at
Prague. The following prcliminaries
arc agreed upon: Austria is to with
draw from the German Confederation,
and to yield her part of Schlcswig-
Holstcm /; also to pay 100000 to
her adversary as the expenses of the
war. Tie German States north of
tho Main arc to form union under
the guidance of Prussia. The German
Ss,to; south Of tho Main to form an
iudoI cMda'it union
The italian patriot Mazzini is dead /.
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<Ssaa9qs5s5iss2ss r9zR NJ
News from Europe by Steamer.
WAR NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.--Tho steam
ship Moravian passed Farther Point
to-day, with dates from Liverpoor to
the 2Sth via Londonderry to 9th al
SO from London 9th, A. NJ.
The armistice between Prussia and
Austria expires to-day and will pro-
badly be renewed but there is no in
timation as yet of this having been
done.
The London 2'im's says the armis-
ticc don't come a moment too soon to
save the .iustriaus from final catas-
trophc. The combatants are now
Testing: irrespective of their positions.
Thee arc we'll grounded hopes that
the truce will be prolonged in t def
mite peace.
On the 25th of July Il suspension of
hostilitics was agreed upon between
the Italians aid Austrians. The
Hungarian Legion priso9ors had been
seat to Southern Silcsia to invade
Hungary on the expiration of the ar
misticc. The Legion consists of 5000
mon, with cavalry and artillery of its
own.
On the 23d Of Jul, the Italians had
a fight with the Austrians near Dor
gos, when the town was taken by as
sault. They also carried Lorcika by
assault.
The Piussian Chamber will proba-
lily be opened by the Minister of FL
nance, the King and Bismark being
detained at army headquarters.
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The Atialltie Cable.

Hearts Content, .Augusi !, II 4. IT., cia
Absy Buy, .4myuM I've nrenow receiving
messages through the Atlantic Cable at the
rate Of over twelvc-and a-half words per
minute. All the electricians are dclighted
with the perfectly 1istinc, character Of the
signals through the cable.
[Signcd] CYRUS W. FIELD.
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Cholera.

New York, august 3-24 cases and 10
deaths by cholera were reported in tho city
for yesterday, l6 cases nnd denths in
Brooklyn. The cholera has broken out in
Kings County. There have been II cases
Of cholera in Kings County since the 9th
ult. The inmates Of the institution are for
bid to come TO New York.
Twenty nine thousand three hundred and
twenty-five cmigrants arrived here from E,,-
sope in July.
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From ruE SUBLIME TO THE nip,rr,o,.x
"A writer ih the Atlantic Moaihiy, com.
mcnting on The latter day habit OF posting
patent medicines, &c, on the beautiful
rocks Of the country. says:
Last year, weary of shop, aEd fecline the
necessity Of restoring l"nc to the mind by n
course of sublime. Thomson aud | paid
many dollars. travelled mauy miles IAN
many risEb and suifer 4 :,uc! from impev
'inrnce aud from dust, in order thN, We
might sec the wonders OF the Lord. his
mountain AMI his waterfalls. We stood at
the foot Of the mountain, and paz,pg mn.
ward ut n prccipicc, the sublime We wcrn in
search OF began 10 s"oll wihin our hear
when cur eyes were struck by huge Roman
letters painted on the face OF the rock, and
hcld FAST, rs if by II spell. until we had rem 4
them ALL They asked the question, "Arc
you troubled with W worms?''
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From WaShinstOn.

Washington, august 2,-The statement Of
the public debt OF the United States Sn the
lat instant, shows the total 10 be over two
billions six hundred thousand dollars.
The amount in the Treasury, including six
~ one millions in coin, Is over one hundred
and thirty seven millions. and the reduction
Of the debt since August tho ls', 1865,
reached more tlian one hundred and twenty
millions
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By Jumrs Joh"sion, Esquire, Ordinary O,
fa.rheH District,
w IlENEAS Henry A. Gnillard Commits.
W sioncr in Ep"ity, hns applied to me
for LErrERS OF ADMINISTRATION, on
"ll and Singular tho goods and chnltcls.
rights and credits Of Elisha II. Jones, late
of tho District aforesaid deceased,
These arc therefore to cifc &nd ailmonish
nll ana singular, the kindred and creditors
of the snid deceased. to be and appear be-,
fore me. nj our next Ordinary's C"ur', for
the snid District, 10 be holden nj Fairfield
."",t House, on the l4th Of September, to
shew cause, if any, why the said admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and scnl. this 81 day
Of August, in the year Of our Lord, Que
thousand eight hundred nnd siiy six, nni
in the ninciy first year Of American lnde-
pendcncc,
JANEs JOHNSTON, 70 F. D.I
aug 7-+lSSG
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CITATION.
Tho State Of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.

IN ahe Oagri OF 0rdjMafy.
by James Johnston, Esquire, Ordinary Of
Fairfield D'slriet.
w HEREAS Henry A. Gaillard, Commits.
w si"ner M Equi'y has applied 10 mo
for LETThKS or ADMINISTRATIONS, on
all and singular. the goods and ohattels.
rights and credits Of William Il. Hall, late Of
the District aforesaid deceased.
These arc therefore 10 cilc and aGnonish
all and singular. the kindred and credit ors
of ihe said deceased, to be and appear be-.
fore me at our next Ordnary's Court for
the said District. TO-. lie Adldcn .ht Fairfield
Court House on the 14th day Of September
10 shew cause. IL any. why The said admin
isrstion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this Sd day
OF August, In the year or our Lord. one
thousand eight hundred aud sixty six, and
In tho ninety-frst year Of American In.
dependence.
aug 7-tl8xS
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AnVilltr ,iildu MtYtiilrnl.

hEw lo!K, August 3.-An Ottawa, Cana
d., disrm,ch says reformation has reached
The Government inr' anaher Fcnan move
mcut viii sonn lake place; Cen Dick Tay
10y 10 command in chief. Il is thought tho
next struggle will be severe nne.
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:ssEss.Esltsas;e ~ .s,ssas ssesrs,,

Horse MEAT DAHQrMr. The long
talked Of banquet las at last taken place.
Sixty gentlemen sat down to dinner, ut
lIrmardelay's, to pnrt;:ke OF different
dishes composed Of the mr,i of the
noble animal. The guests we're unani.
nous in declaring the rcpast NJ evmy
way excellent. \ horse meat markrt
will be opened for the sale of this com.
csribie, which will be great boon for
the poor OF The French capitul-Par.s
Correspondent.