davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27


The steamship Herman from Southampton
10th, has arrived.
The Great Eastern was safely anchored and
had finished coaling. The rest OF the cable
was expected to arrive hourly The condi-
ton Of the cable on board is tested night and
day, and improves daily since the immersion
under the water in the tanks, and Is now
considered perfect. Splicing the main cable
on the shore end commences on the llth.-
All Is going on well. The 1865 cable has
been tested add is as perfect as when laid.
Benedek has been relieved OF the COM
mand of the Austrian army.
The proportion Of wounded in the late
battle IL 8 AustriaDs to one Prussian.
The Monitor says negotiations between the
belligerents were progressing favorably.
There is no doubt an armistice will be agreed
to on conditions.
1t is rumored that the French squadron
has been ordered to Vienna.
The Prussians have made Pa rdubitz their
headquarters.
Prague has been abandoned and it is ex-
pected that the Prussians will seize IT.
The Italians have been severely beaten by
by the Austrians.
Bargoforte and Montesello had been re-
pulsed five times,
La PGtrie says the reply of the King of
Prussia thanks Napoleon cordially, and say:
he will send Instructions to the Prussian
minister without delay.
Italy has laid down as the condition Of
her acceptance of the armistice the lmmedi.
ate occupation by her forces of two fortresses
of the Quadrilatiral.
The King concludes ii have sent des.
patch to Baron Grant, empowering him to
settle the conditions Of an armistice which
can only be concluded in concert with the
King of Italy,"
La France believes itself able to state thai
the Derby Cabinet has strongly recommend
cd Italy to accept the mediation of the En-
peror.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
4 MODERN MIRACLE!

Prom O ID and young, from rich and poor, from
hish-torn and losly, comes the Universal Voice Of
praise for
Halls Vegetable Sicilian lair Ronewer.
Il lisa perfect and miraculous article, Cures
badness. Makes hair grow. A better dressing
than any oil7 " pomstum.n Soitens Trash, dry
and why hair into Beautiful silken Tresses But,
above all, the great wonder Is the rapidity with
which it restores GRAY HAIR To lis ORIGINAL
Colon.
Use it a few time, and Presto, Change the
~hitest and wort lockin- Lair resumes it, youths
ful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair, but strike
at TIE root and ills It with new life and ccloring
matter.
1t will not take long disasreosble trial to prove
the truth OF this matter Tie first application will
DO god You will see the natural color returning
every day, and before you know it, the Old. gray.
discolored appearance Of the hair will be zone,
giving place 10 lus;rous, shining a nd beautiful
locks.
ash for Halls Siciiian Eaii ronoper, no other
article is at all Ike it ia ef.,t. You vii End it
cheap to buy, pleasant, to Try. and sure to do you
good.
There are many limitations. BE sure on procure
the genuine, manufactured only b.
RP. HALL a co. Nashua, y. II.
" sale hy all druggists. wiS2eow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27

A train on the Vt. Valley Railroad hau d
narrow escape in Putney, the other morning
White rounding sharp curve 1t came upon
n burning bridge, which gave way unueI ~,
The engine and tender, with the baggage
car and one passenger car, leaped the enasm .,
the engine being overturned on one RUG =,
the track and the tender on the o.her, anu
the baggage car tipped over on 'OP oi tne
tender. The trucks Of both passe99sei oais
dropped through the brid &c and one car
nassed entirely over the chasm' whiie the
Other renamed in tie position lately occu-
Md bv the bridge. NJne Of the passengers
- ~ frrt and the engineer and fireman
~c-e bnt Slightly injured, although the en-
cineer was thrown from his engine 25 feet
down an embankment.
As Mr. j. II. Forsyth and lady. on the
Fourth. were crossing the bridge that spans
the Connecticut, near South Newbury, the
tornado that was then raging, struck 1t.
The first indication Of their danger was the
falling of timbers in front of their horse
but MIR. Forsyth applied the lash to the
horse. and by his leaping the fallen timbers
they succeeded in saving their lives. On
gaining the land, they looked for the bridge,
nut 1t was gone. On reaching the toll-gate
hey found a stick of timber lying across the
onward axletree OF their carnage and drag
ying on the ground under the hind axletree.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
FoRrRFss MONROE. July %


The L. ). steam tug General Geneva re-
turned Yesterday afternoon from the scene Of
the disturbance on the eastern shore Of Nir-
ginia near DemmaHstown, between the in
habltants and negroes. The trouble origin
atcd in band of white men hunting down
some negroes for the purpose Of searching for
one named Church, who few days previous
had attempted to cut the throat OF a white
man. The negroes were robbed of their
arms and money, when they made complaint
to the evil authorities, who issued warrants
for their arrest.
The l4th inst. was set apart for the hear
ing of the ease at village named Woodstock
On that day about one hundred well armed
white men assembled, swearing they would
kill every negro who attempted TO testify
and threatening the magistrate. Mr..
Dix. with violence il the proceedings
We're continued. The magistrate seeing the
state of affairs, endorsed upon the warrants
OF arres'. the impos-ibility OF conducting
the trial under such circumstances and in-
formed MaJlr French. agent OF the Freed
mems Bureau, Of his action. TIE latter
officer ADVISED 70 negroes to quietly F.
return To their Houses. and while I
they were doing 50, they were again assault .
cd and pursued by the armed whites until I
they reached places Of safety Upon the /
arrival OF the troops, the white men dispcrs- |
Cd IA every direction, and not one Of them .
could he found alter most rigid search.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
WASHINGTON. July 81.

w ASuLNbt ~
General Sheridan reports to the army head
quarters. that detachments of French troops
are still landing at Vera Cruz. He says that
bis observations convince him that Napoleon
is not sincere in the promise to evacuate
Mexico.
Letters from the City of Mexico, contain
intelligence that Macmillan has signed q
treaty with the french minister, with the
following provision !:
Seven thousand French troops will remain
in Mexico under Maximillian's service. The
Mexican flag is to support them for five
wears. France will furnish besides to the
Macmillan government S50O,OOO every
month for FIVE years to meet Macmillan 8
civil expenses. Maximillian Is to give as
security for the money thus advanced and
other claims, the railroad from Vera Cruz to
Mexico Maximillian's revenues are to be
collected by French officers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27

W ASHINCTON, July n.
The House Committee on Territories. IN
their report ON Utah affairs, say the United
States laws are defantly violated that arm
cd force is necessary to preserve peace, but
they do not deem it desirable to divide the
Territory and annex it to adjacent States and
Territories nor do they favor a military
government, but propose to postpone any
recommendations until December next.
Witnesses testified that hostilities to the
United States is taught by Brigam Young
and chose faithful 10 him. Gen. Connor
believes the leaders authorize and Justify
homicide.
A special order issued by Brigam Young
was put in evidence, directing that
so teamsters belonging to General
Johnsons command should be mas
sacred. Fortunately the man designated to
execute the order reyolted at the attrocity
and placed the original order in the hands OF
a federal officer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27

=. n. WILLIAMS, ParkersburS Va, one OF the
oldest most respectable and reliable Druggists Of
Western Virginia, writes
81 can say Of Perry Davis Pain Killer, what
could not say Of many Of the medieinescf the day
Ia my trade it is leading article. sell largely Of
it, and it gives entire satisfaction to all. would
on no account be without it,
JoHS PARKINs, Druggist at Athens. Ohio writes.
II sell considerable O; Davis Pain Killer in this
place, and It is well liked and highly commended
by all who use it."
GEO. WILLIAMS, Druggist at HockinspoIt, o..
writes;
Perry Davis Pain Killer is quite generally used
by the inhabitants Of our town, and is much ex-
TITLED Think it the best medicine l have forthe
uses for which it is recommended"
May - win.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
WASHINGTON, July %.

The President has received dispatches from
Nashville to the following effect in the
House, there were 81 present when the vote
upon the proposed Constitutional Amend
ment was taken and So were required to
constitute a quorum. Two less therefore
than the Constitutional requisltion were
present. The presiding officer Of the House
peremptorily refuses to certify that such
resolution was passed by the Legislature,
there being no quorum present. This pre-
vents the Governor from duly attesting
II with the seal Of the State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
SOLOMON PEIRCE.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. lV'HE Honorable tho
District Of Chittenten. ss.S Il Probate Court for
The District Of Chittenden,
To all persons interested in the estate o. Solomon
Peirce, late Of Essex in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
WHEREAS said Court hath assigned tie 2J,h day
% August next for the settlement Of the atminis-
traton account Of the administrator Of the estate Of
said deceased and ordered that public uo-lce there
o. be given 70 all persons interested in said estate
by publishing this order three weeks su-cesslvely
prev ious 20 the day assigned IN the Burlington
Free Press printed in burlington, in said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 20 appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington OF the day
assigned then and thcro % contest the allowance
OF said account, if you see cause.
ulvcn under nv hand, this 10Th day Or July, 4
D. l>76, WILDER L. BURNAp, Register
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 10.

In the House this morning, the Constitu-
tional Amendment was ratified by a vote Of
43 yeas against IL nays, two members refus-
ing TO answer to their names
Gov Brownlow sent the following tcle
graph to Washington
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jdly 10.
To Hon. F. NJ Stanton. S1c'y Of War
Ny compliments to the President We
have carried the Constitutional Amendment
in the House. Vote IS to 1.-two of hIs
tools refusing to vote.
(Signed) W. o. BROW NLON,
Governor OF Tennessee.
Leayenw orth, Kansas, dispatches deny
the reports that peace las been made with
the Indians. The inhabitants on the border
are arming for protection. The Indians
have given the Overland stage company STA
DAYS to remove their stock from the New
montana or Powder river route, and declare
war to the knife.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
NEW ORLEANS, July "a.
Evening.

An immense meeting of the democracy
was held here tonight and ratified the nom
nations of the State Committee. Resolu-
lions were adopted deprecating the motives
of the Convenuonists Of 1864, that it is the
duty of the law officers of the State to take
such measures as the occasion demand to
cave Louisiana from anarchy which threat
ems her because of the reckless misconduct
of unworthy citizens and pretended patriots.
That Louisiana pledges herself to honest
support Of Johnson's policy and fully en-
dorsing the Philadelphia Convention. The
speeches were very severe on the radicals,
secession was denounced and emancipation
OF slavery fully accepted.
Some few cases OF sickness, believed to lie
cholera are reported among the troops re-
Gently arrived. but they were removed from
the city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
ri "a I! /. I! ! J. !.
TONS


DUT on AND TAKEN OFF in q MOMENT by
II any one, without sewing, eyelet. screw. rivet,
or cut in the cloth. First premium awarded by
American Institute IN September, lsbi They can
be changed from one garment 90 another ia an in
slant, aud as they never pull Oh nor tear the CLOTH
they arr the only reliable Buttons for men ard
boys Clothing the most cOnveu cut Buttons FOR
Ladies, by their use the appearance Of the gar
ment can be altered o. suit taste occasion For
the Army and Navy they are invaluable. as they
can in an instant he exchanged for new set r.
moved for cleaning or changed for plain c0gcr
buttons when desired. hey have been adopted by
tailOrs and ciotLicTs, and those who have used
them will have no other. IN order TO let the pub
lie at once see the GTeat advantages II these
goods offer to send ~ return mail. postage pre-
paid receipt 81 tie p ice, SleaFc Buttons,
Ladies' or Gents. Plain lHc Fancy - C. per set
toz, Suspender Buttons, &c. one assorted box
Containing one doL each for coats vest pants, and
Overcoats, at sl,'5 per box, iuu descriptive list
from which any stl le oi Button can be ordered,
will be sent By mail on application. Call Or adj
dress ". h, WATKINS So4e Agent, 81. 80 Broad
way, corner Canal 81 New Iors. =. %. tpx t-1s.
Please state where yul slw the advertisement.
Show this 20 ) cur friends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
BOSTON MARKET.

FLOUR.-The market has been exceedingly dull
ghout the week, and prices Of all grades have
declined, and tend downward. The Foreign adyices
are uufavorable Ior an export demand, and ac-
counts from the West Indicate that the Wheat crop
s in secured In the finest condition, and Of very
superior quality. Western supeTine 5, - n 8 - ,
extras at g. - n 10 So up 20 ? for choice
bakers brands; 81 a. = 80 for medium extras and
81 80 a n tor good and choice brands. The trade
purchasing only in small lots, in anticipation
sales of good and choice extras at s3 n T. y Dbl
the latter price for favOrte brands. Corn Meal Is
selling at s. a > for good shipping brands Rye
Flour s. a. q Dbl
GkAlN.-COrn, Southern and Western yellow
81 a 10; and Western mixed at 90 a &c closing
dull from % n sic for good mixed Oats s. a SOC
for Canada; CO a suc p bushel for common and
fair Western. White leans common and good blue
pod 81 ~ a ? marrow 8 50 a , - and extra pea
at s a 3 81 2 1ushel, as to quality. Rye 81 % a
30 4 busheL Shorts s p n -; ZINE Feed IS a.
80, and mddlings t33 a 3j = ton.
PROV $50 NS.-Pork remains the same, with
steady demand and light stock. 81 a y. ~ for
prime 81 60 a 30 - tor mess and go 10 D for
clear, cash. Beef firm. Sales at SO a a ~ for
mess 50 a - - for extra mess ana - a p for
for family extra, cash. Lard -! a xxic in hbls
and tierces. smoked Hams l9 a pic = n, as TO
quality. Butter ranges from 80 "a i2c FIR good and
choice New York and Vermont dairies and IS a 3lc
for common Cheese 10 n l2c fer farmers daires
and Is a zoe y h for factory.
WOOL-The market tor Domestic Wool has be
quit, dull and prices Of Fleece have eased oil
?. a sc p h. The sales have been 450,OoO rs at
from 81 n 7Oc for fleece, and 81 a 7Oc for low No
up 10 7Oc for extra pulled, the latter price out
side figure.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
DESPAIR NOT, FOR RELIEF L
AT HAND.

Consumption. even in its most advanced stages,
can be cured as thousands who have been saved
by Kings Prepared Prescriptions, can testify.
''Your Prescription saved my daughters lie,
and has saved me hundreds Of dollars.--Rev. z.
HUMPHREYS, Remsen, Y.
Eve bless e cd for the benefit we have received
from your Prepared Preseription.r-Rev. P. PEREG-
EISE, Blossburg. Penn.
Every one to whom have recommended 1t was
benef ted much by it, use"-Rev. c. d. JOINS
Racine, Wis. See advertisement.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HA
RENEW

has proved itself to be the perfect preparation
fer the hair ever offered to the public.
egetable compound, and ctains no in
urious properties whatever
II will restore Gray Hair to its original color
II viii keep the hair from falling out.
II eleanses the scalp and makes the hair SOFT
lustrous and silkcn-
II is a splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail 10 Us g.
1t is recommended and used by the First Medi
authority
R-A-k for Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer. and take no other.
RIP. HALL * co.
Nashua. y, II. Fro II.'t'is.
For stle by al drusgists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27

4 NEW V0LUNE.-The Phrenological Journal
n for July, No. |, Vol. 44-Contains Forty Por-
traits Of distinguished Statesmen, Cergymen, Sol
diers, Criminals as follows; Webster, Talleyrand
nell, Russell, Buckle, Anton PrObss, Thomas Rails
Gen. Scott, Albert Barnes, Isaac Ferris, Charles
Hodge, Andrew L-Stone, tn omAs E.vermilye, Leon
ard Bacon, Horace Bushnell, r. J. Breckenridge,
II. W. Beecher, T. L. Cuyler. r. 8. storrs, 1T.
Duryea, etc. Our Social RELATIONSHIPS Servant
Question Manhood ana Womahood How TO Pun
Young Mothers. Signs OF Character Physognomy
Of Statesmen National characteristics; The law
OF Quality intellect, North and South The Great
Mystery Another Prophecy Teach Children to
Think Millions Last Poem Soldering and crime.
A rich number 20 cents, or 81 year. Address.
FOWLER WELLS, New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
Sandy HOOK. July 81.

The steamship City of Paris from Liver
pool llth. has passed this point.
No aImistiee has yet been declared. Ne
gotta ions continue.
The Italian papers state that Prussia has
declined an armistice.
Semi-oiiicial Vienna papers state that Ma
pOleon has taken fresh steps of an energetic
character to effect an armistice and armed
mediation is announced at Prussian bead
quarters.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27

The weather here is all that could be Dc
sired by friends Of the Atlantic Gable enter
prise. Her Majesty's ships. Niger and Lei
ly left for Hearts content this \. VI. They
are appointed to await the Great Eastern of
Trinity Bay.
The people are apatLetie about the cable
and very few are going to Hearts Content
this year. The telegraph Office WIS opened
there to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
AsA sLoCTNI.s ESrATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. : ITO all persons con-
District Of Chittenden, IS. : 4 ce-aed N the Es-
tate cfAsa Slocum, late Of SO. burlington in said
District, deceased,
GREETING.
AZ Probate Court holler a. Burlington, within
and ;or the District OF Chitteucen. the 9th day
OF July. \ d. l,55 81 Instrument purpurtius 70
be the last viii and Testament OF Asa Slocuu late
ll So. burlington IN sllc District, deceased. was
prcsertc.. O. the Court Aforesaid, g Probate
AM u is ordered by said Court that the ith day %
Al -us- 4. n. l-i5 40 the Probate Court Rooms In
SAID Burlington. be assigned fog proving said In
s,rlmCrt ana tLlt notice taereo. be given to al
persons concerned, by publ shins this or!e- three
weeks successfully in the Darlington Free Press
newspaper printed % said burllu-ttr. Freviou. 10
the time appointed.
THEEEE IRE, you are hereby n9tii.i o. appear
before said Court, GO the time and rac. Aforesaid
and contest the probate Of SAID viii, il ycu have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington ia said Dis
tric-, this l.h day OF july a. ID. i-i6.
WILDER L. BUHNGP, REGISTER.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
HULsE's PROTECTOR FROM CnoL
kRA.

Approved by the Physicians Of the Board OF Health
ofthe City of New York.
This is medicinal compound inelosed in pad
10 he worn On the Pit OF the Stomach, the heat o
the body being sufficient to volatile enough Of the
contents to afford Perfect protection The most
delicate Person or Infant can wear them with equal
protection. Any person wearing the pad can feel
safe from any sudden attack Of Cholera, Cholera
For sale at wholesale by
HALL * kUCKEL lNo-vo.b
DEMAs, BARNES 4 co. Ne" YORK
". HULSE Co., % Pearl st. Proprietors
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
WHY WILLYoU SUFEERI

The remedy is within reach Of all. SHsoland,r'-
Compound Fluid Extract Of BHchu, will euro you OF
all Kidney Di'eo'e', Rheumaii'Ss, GOut, GrareI,
DroFfy, and chronie GonoTAs,s and will renew and
restore your exhausted and falling energies.
you have been too eager rotary OF pleasure MOTH
ins will do you so much good S- blenders Err
tract Buetu. For many diseases ii ent to females
S'noiaHder'' BueAa is a sure and sovereign remedy
Get tho g,rrine Price only One Dollar
Sold by A. c. SPAR Co, J. ". RoBr, and
Apothecaries generally.
URLEI GIL & ROGERS, Boston, General Agents.
ASK FOR sMoLANDER's BUCHU.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
NEw YORK, july %.

The cholera has somewhat abated, only
four cases were officially reported in the city
yesterday and six In Brooklyn. On the Island
it was no less scarce, three deaths have oc-
CURED and large number of troops are sick
with diarrhea.
General Sherman was enthusiastically re-
ceived at Montreal yesterday. He made
short and enthusiastic speech to the military
and the committee of citizens.
In the Canadian Parliment Yesterday, Mr..
Mcdonald attacked the government for ex-
trava gance in volunteer arrangements. The
Attorney General replied the Fenians would
make another attack.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
NEW York, July %.

SPECIAL dispatches from Washington say
the President addressed colOred delegation
from Louisiana on Saturday. lie told them no
one endorsed their efforts for education more
cordially than himself. lie said that hc was
the true friend of the black man.
Some Of the Tennessee delegation intend
to claim their seats in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes to-day under the resolution adopt
ed Friday.
There is no doubt Of the confirmation of
Stansbury and Randall as Attorney General
and Postmaster General. The Senate Postal
Committee has decided to report in favor of
tina latter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
G$XK:YH1UT3

diseases Of the sealpi is delightfully."- perfumed,
cures badness and will not stain the skin; it isa
perfect Restorer and Dressing Combined. MOTHER
preparation for the hair contains Pes;achio Nut
Oil Sold by all Druggists G. c. GOODWIN \ co.
RUST, BROS. BIRD. REED, CUTLER & Co.
Agents, Boston, Mass, and J. ". EOBY, BurlinS-
ton.
ORRIN SKINNER co, Sole Proprietors
Springfield, MsS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW continues to devote his
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases incident
to the female system. An experience OF twenty
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and
permanent relief in the cases Of SuRprsssion
and oil other Menstrual Dsrangesisnfs from rAstsrer
cause All letters for advice must contain 81. Office
No. Endicott street, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to re-
mair under treatment
Boston, June 2a, ls5e.-d3tawIyr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-27
Grnal 9lutitrs.
NATHAN BURNELL's ESTATE.

I'VE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittendsn, Commissioners to re-
eeive, examine and adjust the claims ami demands
Of all persons, against the estate OF Nathan Bur-
nell, late OF Milton, in said District, represented
lns0lvenf, and also all claims and demands eXhib-
tied In Offset thereto and SIX months from the day
Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court FOR
mat purpose, We DO therefore hereby give notice,
that We Will attend to the business Of our appoint
ment at the dwelling Of Betsey Burnell, in Milton.
IN said District, the second Tuesday Of December
lie x, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on said day,
Dated this 2lst day Of July, \. D., $50.
]. j. H. i. B BiS4Sbe' commissioners.
L. \. JACkSON.O