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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-08
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I1T4rE Of VERMONT wAsaiNGroN DISTRICT. IS.

CTArE OF VERMONT. WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
~ In Probate Court, held Montpelier within and for
~ said District, on the 2lst day OF NAV, A. D. 1868.
Horace A. Putnam, administrator OF the estate OF freeman
Templeton late OF East Montpelier in said district deceaed
makes application 70 said Court for license sell the whole Of
the real estate ot said aeceasel IN said Fast A1ntp eler,
Guiding the Homestead theren rapresennx that tho sale Of
thereof necessary for the payment 9th debts OF said
deceased aud that cannot be sold without injury
those Interested 10 the rmanderi and that the sale Of such
wou he beneficial the widow OF sad deceased
whereupon is ordered by SAID Court that sad Application
be referred session thereof TO be held at the Probate ONCE
in Montpelier the " day Of June, A. 6 for hearing
and decision thereon and. Is further ordered that all
Interested be notified hereof by publication Of notice Of
said application and order thereon three weeks successfully
IN the Vermont Waterman and State Journal, printed At
Montpeie before said time Of hearing that they
said time aud place. and they case object thereto
By the Court.-Attes N. 4. CHASE.
Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-08

THE DIFFERENCES

Between good poor article Of Gin plain enough II
best buy bottle OF punstsr old Londo Dock Gin
Sold By aud by the Wholesale
agent A. RICHARDS % Washington Street. Boston. u
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: TATE o. VERMONT, wAAsalSsToE DISTRICT, IS:

NYRUs JOsLYN's ESTATE. = The subscribers, having
been appointed by the Honorable Probate Court for the
~ district Of Washington, Commissioners
anime and adjust all claims demands u all persons
gaus the estate Of Josyn, late Of Nashed said
District represented nsove and the Of six
months from the @4th day OF APRIL i33 being allowed
said Court the creditors Of said deceased exhibit prove
their respective claims before viii
attend to the duties oOur appointment the OF
Csllsts Joslyn, waitsGel1 In said District ith
Wednesday % June and Ostobsr O'Clock
fore noon, each ofsaid days.
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Afnal Auttrfs.
STATE o vE2NOVr, WASHINGTON Co "A
Harriet y LOWS 10 supreme couri 90
rs Washington Csuutf

~ - . r. ~. N r. W e. WARRINGTON Go 50
hAffi'i LOWS } 10 supreme couri W
- Us Washington COUNTY
hIa irfs. August tom 1895
Whe e.s. Harriet X l.evis n voni,.i., q. e.. ~,
" o. ""binstou has preferred T. the Cour, here bs,
peupn se'ing iiftn. Ia substance that on The 9t,h ~
u February. D., 1854 a. Nsnobsster In ~ $50, .J
rev ham spire. she was lawflg married m Frs.I
~ pr nfMi9fi, Neruonti that her maiden nan. -.
Harriet " Angel; that shc on her nam 10 tl 49,
kep the sad marriage covenant bur that ne ia E
atn not on bis part kept. bnt hath violated ana hnrr
disegado me same for he hath without iase e,n.s ~
serted ne petitioner and neglected aod refused ~
t'Dpte 20 her support And further feWins forth nst
s9e pr we moher of one child, named arrie Ises
VI VIZ ase % 'lte years and praying that the bonds of
nav imony efstng between her and the said Fz,a r,v
pc dissolved that she may have her BIN Of Dvo,cs
on no Pc onec and that she may have the care and
custody u said minor child S' NJ"
d.whetsast appears that said Ezra Lewis resides
Nithoi tul ave 40 that suhpmn. ran not no s.Yv.d
upon him, eretore in pu suuc Of the s.atvt In s,oh
P,Niied IL is ordered BY the Court and
we saiu hAfA laHm hereby required 10 snoear hso,e
me 81 REM Court next 20 be he'd At MONTPELIER with
Ia ana of w county N W ashidton and state Of Yer
MON, on tle second Iuosday u August A ID 1896 AT
o eiooN q NJ on said day and make answer 20 a.id
peuoh am ABIDE such order and decree a. 70 the onrt
shall seem meet ~ 'ne Nou''
Aud the petitioner isdrccscd to cause This orda, ,,h
me SUBS aaee ot said pet ton to be published IN ne
vermont w ttchman & State Journal a ucstiv -
paper pu1Nahcd az Montpelier 10 sad County tbr-s
We euccesyelJ, the last Of phich publications. IA he
oas SIX Feess previous the said second Tsuudav Of
Dated a. Montpelier in the County OF Washington.
thus oth diy " June a, d.. 1866.
VINO N I'LL LIE E. SMILE, Deputy C,.rk.
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WING L0ND, A WI r. p saII5M pFP1'Y IL

QUITE ~ VERMONT, WARRINGTON DISTRICT. a.
- nsri on aeh 4, ao9tPelier within and for said
iastrHu ~ putporng 70 be the as: viii and testaent
e Java y slater late " Cabot Ia said nisfrrt heras
prsssntd 70 sle Court ~ James asr The executor
l naed ilr frobiei 10 Is nriered by sail Court Al AZ
AZ persons therein be notified 10 appear Al ssaon
~ Sof 20 Pc holden ~ the Probate Office In Montpelier
9h we 11h Gay oiiune A. D. l and cause h auy .v
may nave The Probate Of said Wli which rrposs
ol-re that copy Of the Of this order he
pepupel zee weeks sncresaiveiy ga % w. Watehnan AMI
pointed Tor hearing. ~ '-'' Np
A,rve cops otreolrd attest, " 4. CHASE,
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CACCIOLAIS HAIR LIFE
ST d d A X d. >
CHOLERA SPECIFIC:

srODDA ARDS
CHOLERA SPECIFIC:
A sure Prsosaaoe an Cure for
G II Q l. L. IL A,
Cholera H3ybas, Diarrhel, Dg'en.ery, summer
Complaints, Pam IN ne Stomach
and Bonds Sc
rs action uEDnrE and EFFtoAoous, has used
BY The Cholera season OF es Physicians usE
Al admit 10 be the BEsT coNPouSU IN
UsH Tor the Complaints for which 10 Is designed
srODDARD & BURTON, Propretors Troy, N Y.
py- For sale by Druggists and Dealers Ia Medicines
March Il;6mo.dSw'
WON'T USE ANY OTHER.
The the right article dnay everybody likes
I'll purely vegetable restores hair ia four weeks,
money refunded Il will do It time. Three applications
will Of scalp. Wcbsters Vegetable
Hair inyisorator, and don't take any other.
j. H. HENRY Coz Waterbury, General Agents Tor Vermont
For sale by n. K. BROWN, Montpelier eo;leaw
AXE YOUR OWN SOAP
BY Saving and usiug your Waste
q II f. A JG.
Buy One box ofthe
PENN'A SALT MANUFACTURING CO.'S
"a p . n | + [ + II.
Patents oflst and sth Feb. 1881
co N or N TR 4 TIE d h
will make 10 POUNDS Of excellent Hard Soap, 20 AL
Ions Of tho very Soap only 80 CENTS
Directions each box For sale at all Drug and Grocery
Stores.
DIRECTIONS.
Saponaer three gallons Of water kuock
OF hs lte boil until empes itself then TAI
The oo ala four and ha pounds q M ami LEI bot
hours Then add small h, pint o salt and
continue boiling IS minutes longer when you add hall
ttbsrfa ofead water nta a6 or box to wet E round II,
sides. he soap ni 10 stand all night, and cut
bars in the morning.
10 viii he ht for use 10 few weeks
SOFT SOAP
Made in the way, with The exception Of adding hfeen
gallons Of and salt al yea need keuie
Q0.lhdaa
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Marriages.

At Cabot hg Elder Wheeler Capt A. Morse Of Calais
and Ms. s, r. Gould Of Cabot.
In Barre, BY Rrv. ). Bliss, Mr.. Charles f. Bra d
ford and Miss Agnes Patterson
In Montpelier, June 9TH, by Rev. 8rown ". Emery
Gup Waterbury, and Miss Fannie e. Jones Of Montpelier
In Montpelier, june let by Rev. Ri Ballou NJ Haryey
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BOSTON NARKFT-Ione 8
SprriaL Notitts.
PuRE Old DARK COGNAO BRANDY
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

Buy bottle e c. A. Richards standard DARK Cog
nae Brandy pat up family individual aud you will
get The best Principal depot % Washington Street u
The Oxford falcon., 1866-06-14
C. s. Rg,
Commits stoned .9dScttOmeer,

0Eford, Msss.,
Takes ibis etbOd Of announcing to
The public that be has n commission
Is AuClioueer All business eutrsued
70 his care will be eprOpefly and prompt
" attended to.
Dee. 7th 1665-tf. al Saa
The Oxford falcon., 1866-06-14
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Has the United States Government a
R,gkt to tey Him.


A correspondence lhetWashiRgton
National Union, writes: The question
we propose to discnss is one .Nf very
great importance for. on its solution de.
pend. not only the life of fellow-be
ing, but also the value Of Our national
faith and morality in the estimaticl Of
mankind Tie world will watch US
narrowly in the examination Of this
subject, and judge us BY the decision
we shall form on il. Let US then calm.
Iy investigate il, and dismiss from our
minds, every feeling that caA,in any
way fetter our reason or warp il from
truth. 4 ~
Has the United States governpent a
right 10 try or exesnte Jefferson Davisl
We answer. uphesitalingly, .thkiiil Las
no such right. Every candidss man
must admit that the late Gonfederacy
was racsgnized by our governslent a.
a beIligerent power; consequently j
admitted the righ in that incipisnI SOW
ereignty TO repel by. force the hostile
invasion Of its terrileriesiby our armies
In what then consisted The Criminalily
Of its resistance or q people toibe pun
ished for axercisingtheiF rights rights
100, which we confessed ourselves, BY
our public and diplomatic acts, belongeC
70 theml
Doe of the primary consequences o
Recognising The ConEederaey as a bel
/ lligerenl power was thai the failhOf tn
nntion was,lpIadgsd 10 treat honorsbll
lall ConsedeFales that should fall inl
The Oxford falcon., 1866-06-14
DR.. D. Andrews,
E'raeTIciiig Physician,
.MEDTC.aL C.aRD.

Owing to the fact that we have 10
pay cash for everything we use or con-
sumo, we shall ju self defence, be COM
p.llsd to,reooire cash for our services
Those who ace MOI provided with mOn-
ey when sickness comes, will be expect
ed to pay as soon thereafter as possible
THOS. d, ISOM, M. d. 4,
J. T. CHANDLER, NJ. D.
Jan. llth, 1866.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-06-14

/, u Ii yenrwana good local paper
subscribe for the FALccs
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BIGeE- !SmstIIStng.
VIM. FRIEkSON,

South West; Corner Public So saars,
OXFORD, =. MISS,
WOULD respectfully call the atten.
w tion Of the public to,the fact that
he has opened a new Blacksmith Shop
in Oxford, near the South. west Corner
of the Public Square, wheral be is pre-.
pared 10 do oil work in bis lihe. in good
style, at short notice, aud cheap fol-
caAh. he is particularly skilled ia
Shoeing Horses,
Nov. 80, 1865-vlu2-tf
The Oxford falcon., 1866-06-14

~ They are having duh times in
Virginia. In Richmond pa pera wes
fiud a column devoted to hnases fer rent
and for sale at low fgnres The
Ly0chburg Republican ahgsg, There
are very few travellers b1,ay Of the.
lines at this time. Railroads and ca =
mails are.dOing scarcely any passenger
business beyond lillls local uave
On Sunday morring, says The Nash.I
vile Union and American, the Orange
and Alexandria train caIne.in with one I
passenger going wesG of this place end
on AIonday tl1sFe were lhree Judging
lfr0m ahis, the railroadsar suffering o.
l,auch from the general dullnezs IS o.her
branches OF husiness''
The Oxford falcon., 1866-06-14
]. n. TEAS,
Saddlery & Harness
:ll0MsSfactssrer,

CoppOsite the Store Of A. C. BuFOrd& Co..
OXFORD, MISS.
In soliciting your patronage. I beg
leave to stste. that will keep 90 hand
at all times the best selected stock of
goods that can be found in my line.
{ m prepared to trim Buggies and Car.
risgOe with tie besh duality of Enamel
ed Leather and Cloth, aud, hope by
honest dealing. and prompt SttentiOn to
business. TO rsoeiVe,a liberal patronage
May I7th, lS66-vln26tf
The Oxford falcon., 1866-06-14
GEORGE W. CARDWELL.
TINPLATE & SHEET IRON
WORKER,

\ OXFORD, $3.50. = MISS.
mML do all kinds iol JOB Work and
U Guttsring on short notice. O..
Js1. SI6, 1855 -sl6e0z.
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OKFOROMXLE Sc86OL.

The undersigned having secured a
building pleasantly situated in the
suburbs of Oxford, propose to open a
Male School, on Monday, the 2Slh
May. Being under our exclusive con.
troll, we shall SPARE 70 labor 10 make
lhis q first class preparatory school. 6
ThitiOn, per month, payable in cur.
rency, half in advance for session ol
Ave months I 9~i1eAL
Primary Glass, S3 90.
IDtermediats Class, 4 90.
Collegiate Clfse, - a - 8 90.
Occidental Zee, -. 90
No dedpcdon made except for pro
tracisd illneA r. 1, G1LMER.
b. ,C.sGANT. :
Okfotd, Mia, may lih, IS -2ta
The Oxford falcon., 1866-06-14

IL irsons indebted "a. .d5 uill 6nd
"a theiislaims IN abe hsids q Mr.
Chas. k,eF's, upon whom they are
respscliuA roquested 70 call and settle,
~ We ar { want q mooey very much.
RBBER a WATKINS
Oxnrd, D., FEB. ~ 'oo-tIhlsf
The Oxford falcon., 1866-06-14
MEDICAL CARD.

OR. THOs. D. IsoM has resumed
u the practice 81 bis profession and
will give it bis undivided attentioO.---
Those indebted to him for. services
rendered before the var, are urged to
come forward and pay il they cSu. or
If not able to pay say What they can
do. Corn Fodder. .PO'k OF almost
anything viii be taken at market prices
and II they pay before tho lst Of March
next, Groehbaeks, viii be taken It paI
apd no interest charged during The wG
LeFis n. Kspdel. who % at al times 10
bic Gee is authorized 70 settle up bis
books 49,, tH-
Oxford, Nor. 2sth, 1s65-vlu2.H
The Oxford falcon., 1866-06-14
j. II wAELkoE.
CARPENTER,

OXFORD, MISS,
MOULD respectfully announce To
w bis friends that be is still engaged
az hia old business Of Carpenterine aud
is ready q tale contracts for bulldog
houses ard all kinds Of woodwork, He
will perform his work ID excellent
style and at short notice. and on reason.
able terms. ifs'
Jan. 4th. 1866 v1n6ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
THE CHOLERA.

TWO CASES IN THE CITY SINCE sATURDAY-NEIIHER or
THEM FArAL-THE GENERAL HEALTH or TEciTy GOOD.
The bulletin at the Office Of the Sanitary Superin-
endent evening 81 o'clock contained the particulars
Of two These the first have had for
several days Put they both marked with all the patogne
monte characteristics 81 the disease Violent purgng and Vo
ng objections, cold tongue muscular cramps and
collapse Under the in general practice among
medical men, and liberal Of dsnctants by the Board
Of Health cholera be losing much OF Us yrulence
while the familiarity ofthe public with is and the means
by which may be controlled renders It less Of terror
10 dsrcts which II Neither ~ the recent cases
lave yet proved fatal and the fact that there have been but
70 deaths disease q nearly 30 that have thus
occurred during the present year should Of s be sui
feient to suppress any general wide spread alarm
The general health Of the city has been quite good during
the past week. There been norease in the deahaie
however the week previous but this is not unusual dur
ing the Summer season and Of nature TO cause
easnes The city generally saubrous and the attention
that is paid hygenc and sanitary condition such that
little for fear eitier TO inhabitants or Strangers
CHOLERA IN LAURESs-sT
boy five years Of age residing with his mother ct No u
Lsurenss between Grand and Canals,s taken sick at
o'clock Saturday morning with vomiting and pGrgus Al
H. symptoms Of cholera appeared and the case reported
10 Sanitary Pooey who took charge Of the prem
and used dneoisnts thoroughly throughout the build
ing yard and In the evening reaction began
and patient regarded Of danger The room In
which occurred is the fourth floor Of one ofhe
most nsaubrous IN this exceedingly filthy dis
trict and patient said to be particularly unfortunate
from the faot that his mother habua drinkr Of bad
rum.
CASE IN TwFNTYsEvESTH-sT.
Early yesterday morning. Patrick MoCabe 40 years Of age
residing at No 307 West Twenty sevenhsi, was taken Ill.,
with the usual premonory symptoms Of cholera. DR. Ramsey
called H. and through the Of proper remedies the
patient at D. H. said 20 be convaesceni. Sanitary In
notified
usual disnfectons -,
Ruor yesterday and one or Two were tcie
crashed TO Sanitary Superintendent bn these were the
only cssss Of cholera that occurred mp to 6 p. IN.
QUARANTINE REPORT
HOSPITAL SNIP Sunday. July ]. ls66.
Nothing new TO report. Five patients all told In
hospital d. H. BlssELL> Deputy Health Ohcer.
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AQUATIC.

TnR ROWING MATCH BETWEEN TIE ATALANTA AND
MUTUAL CLUBS--A CLOSE AND CREDITABLE RACB
THREE MILES IN EIGHTEEN MINUTES AND FORTY
THREE sECOYDs--THE ATALAsTAs THE WINNERS.
A friendly and beautiful rowing contest was wit
messed Saturday between the Atlanta and Mutual Boat
Cubsthe frmer Of thscity and the Litter n Albany. Both
are amateur pleasure ob although their members nave the
experience and skill u professional b0amen The ryl cram
were at the place If starting and manned as follows
NUTuALs-Holey Gardner. stroke; c. & Graves bow j.
II. FeaheTy coYswain; Henry Truax Charles Trosier II
Bowers, aud ChaIl 3 PiepeHbrink.
ATALANTAs-George Roar sTokei Alden 5. Swan, bow
John King, coSswain W H. Webster J. r. Withcrs, v G.
Mainland. and j. II. Lindsey Tie IganbOe" Of the Mg
uas measured a. feet and weighed pounds while the
Atlanta was lighter by ~ pounds and longer by three feet
Shortly afer M the eontestng boats To portion at
starting point the Aal1nta having the choice OF place
taking tie inside The 20 be taken u the
bank Of the river 10 bnoy mile and hall distant and
the way Having both boats line question
asked from the stroke boat Are you ready and d.,
signal given Immediately 10 co.
sgnag gun announced the rounding Of tie stake boat
the upper terminus which accomplished by the AtaaBta
two boats length ahead Of her opponent Amer splendid and
cedab contest both sides the decided by the
Aalants which passed the Judges about five boats lengths
ahead The time made has been surpassed before 20
knowledge. Tie Of three miles by
the ATLANTA Club in e minutes and - seconds According
the original agreement the return match will of at
Albany within - DAYS which, If should prove victorious 10
the Mutual Club WI lead TO another thereafter at Pough
Ike epsie.
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NEV..Ycnn DAIhI TRIBUNE, MONDAY july ?. 1s66


s,, that he GOT along with his help better than
Thea thew were slaves HIS housekeeper and COOK nc Pu
Ia po1tb and could make no compliant. There were some
colonel preachers Who came from tae Norm sl-ee h.
f bee6 re fored and o bis sec aAis oa Ian ~ '. ~
flcrs sid tley never could a. joy taef j., CON I
In poir Cd masters and vest 90 WorA ioi t.e
rres This idea prevalent among. tAt ~,
erres and tie community geneIAy ai.Ito... ~, -
dts,fIectlou among them 10 these teachers anu
Reciting tale Of the worhessness OF lie negro
nndtr tie disturbing nuen OF Nrlefn tchOo lLai m -
preachers and the improprees Of 50 suddenly
book stuff he was brought TO round turn ny No va
from Col Mansfed--" WHY, II you knew nom any 'uoer
that teachers were telling the negroes not TO VOh loI
men and teaching them Ileness, did you not AT oNoo
cee he matter and report such teachers 10 te ~
command fr punishment The Old gentleman replied We
felt as though had part IN the matter no VOC l
to the Government and this neglected IKE NAVY othI
things when MI Mutt sth expressed MS ~
what his negro had heard aud had repeated 70 hiu
m grave an oeuse upln the teachers Cob MansAed hhAeu
Is II not remarkable shat yoa people WI aoctlt anu I'P
with confidence the random statements OF aneRso WIFI ~
matter of tins very kind the same time you treat Tue
dence of A negro under oaih worthless 1be Ga gehe
man meakIy responded yes sir; that Is So but h.oW
the effect Of this tak has been 10 create sfohg
against the teachers We pursued cur n'esig"ohs ho H
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

FIGHTING THE DEVIL AT HOME.-Ne Union IL
de Of Ss Lake City continues make rigorous fight against
the niues eff Morn oasm In its issue Of June I3 it refers
to the telegraphc correspondence between Msor-Gen
Sherman and Brigham Yong where the latter had asserted
that all reports Of awenes Of opposition to the National
Government ISLANDERS emanatng from spectators and
men Of no yerecity and inf and sls
The atute dplomatist VINO subscribed his name tereo
talks Of SANDER winch, in any other onmn1y would suit
jec the offenders 10 the atte utiOn OF vigilance committee
We know very vel that he keeps creatures 10 hs service "o
would at word from him, 20 the gf0u any Odng "a
which this any other paper adverse to LIS designs might
be published.
The Vde then its charges Of conniyance at uHr
der and shielding Ct the guilty against the heal OF the Nor
Church and declares it will not hold its peace until
Justice has been dealt out to these high offenders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
pcs,;tutiou in North Carolina.

Gov. Worth of North Carolina has addressed the
following letter to the special correspondent of The TRIBUNE
IN answer TO inquiries respecting restitution in that State
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT or NORM CAROLINA
RALEIGH, June 90 let6.
SIR At your request make the following statement as 70
the destituon Of counties IN this state lbs
ton derived from the members representing these eoul
in the Convention sitting here and other uust"of'o!
,,.,-,-., 5,o.,,r
Chcrryyile. the terminus OF the NuhL
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad isth most M
depot. The most expeditions route Is VIA foihmou'"i ''
and this and Charlotte, n. {. u
Buncombe County-Depot MoTsanton via Portsmouth va
and Rale gh and Salisbury y T. 90, al, IT,, -.
Madison CouDty-Depot Greenvile, by the railroad from
Richmond to Chattanooga ,----
these remote Western counties devastated BY the con
tending armies and by robbers not In either army hey we're
spred only OF food but Of the horses ana Hes hece
sary 10 make u crop They had not an adequate amount
of seed and and potatoes AT the c0se OF INC
war they had no money almost literally nothing 20 sen
There being bank Of discount IN the state ana pl1c m
private credit almost annihlaed IL has oeen e1c
FOR left with property TO procure prOvsiOns many We"
10 do in the wo assured, cannot get enough bread
and many appehend that actual starvation will occur The
State has neither credit spare for their relief
If the associations North Of which spoke 70
disposed TO do anything for the rei OF nose ues
people let them send -four or corn Many Of them say
give Us bread and will do without meat
II ANYTHING shall be sent to Madison County Geo W. ia
hagen Marshall Post Office Madison County y. C., assures
the State Convention which is expected to adjourn some two
three DAYS hence.
II ANYTHING be sent other counties and shall be notified
Of viii procure suitable men to make proper distribution
of IL. 81,
could buy and forward from the Eastern Counties
/ had money.
The Assistant Commission Of tie Frcedmen's Bureau
the 9Th May last furnished with copy Of resolution,
offered Congress by Mr. Kelley and adoped ON The LIST M
States Immediately requested the shers OF the
Counties report to said Commissioner the condition OF thef
several counties have not heard OF any subsequent action
JONATHAN WORTH, Governor Of " [.
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--latest Ship News.

Acknowledgements SUNDAY, Jny J.
Steamship w,mutta Springer New Bedford, with md'e and pa
20 Ferguson X Wood.
L. 5. Bark w O. Anderson, Husey, Pensacola June IS
Brig Miiken (of ST. Andrews y. b. Hill sgua - day.,
with nolasses to Fowler x JOYS.
sch Kate Brigham term Luce dH % days with railroad iron
to Tho Dunham Experienced variable winds all the passage, with
heavy westerly -
SPOKEN.
No date s 81 49, long 40 So Portuguese brig Barrow fom o
Grsnde for Liverpool as days out
date at 80 long 50 H. British bark, Lom St. Helena
Bremen, 48 days out. ~
British schrs Telegraph from Nova SCOTS and Lydia Fulton em
Glaze Bay.
WIND-At Sunset, calm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

The Great Implement Trial at Auburn, N. w. we
are informed bids the largest and most important
test of mowers reaper and and show Of all
kinds Of hayng and harvesting implements ever held in the
United States II will commence Tuesday July TO- and
Time until the judges and officers Of the New York State
Agricultural Society satisfied with the practical working
of the m achines.