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referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs and ordered printed
Mr.. Thayer desired to instruct the
committee TO report back the Senate
bill, but the House refused to reconsider
the vote, referring the message SO as to
enable ~ to move TO refer with con-
structioi.,. The House at 430 adjourned.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE President
sent message to the House today, en-
closing the following communication
from General Grant.
IIEApQUAETERs ARMIES or U. S..
WASHINGTON, u, G, May l6, 1866.
Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
Sir: II view Of The long delay in the
lower House Of Congress in agreeing
upon q plan for the reorganization of
the army suitable to our present require
ments and the urgent necessities for
early attention. am induced to present
the matter to YOU officially, and to ask
the attention OF Congress TO 1t, believing
that when they tavU the matter fairly
before them, they VIII do what should
be- done speedily. At the present time
usual rapidity in the district of country
between the Missouri river and the Pa
ciic, where heretofore the Indian was
left in undisputed possession Emil
grants are pushing to these settlements
and to the gold regions OF the Rocky
Mountains by every available highway.
The people docking to these regions are
citizens ofthe United States, and are
entitled to the protection Of the govern
ment. TheY are developing the resour
ces OF the country to It's great advant.
age, thus making il our interest, as we'll
as our duty, TO give them military pro-
lection This makes much larger force
west Of the Mississippi necessary than
was ever before required a small mil
itary force is required III all the States
lately IL rebellion, and it cannot
be foreseen that this force will not
be REQUIRED for some time 10 come
II is 90 be hoped tuat this fotco VIII not
he necessary TO enforce the laws, either
State or national, hnt the difference OF
sentiment CngenderCd by the great war
which has ragged for four years will
make the presence ct military force
peccssary TO give u feeling Of security 10
the people All ci"sses disposed 10 OBEY
the laws of the country viii feel this
alike. To maintain order, the Govern
ment mas 3eem col'pSiilca 10 IeTSin vol
have become dissatisfied and claim that
the contract with them has oeen violated
by retaining them after the war was
over By reason Of dissatisfaction thcy
are no longer 9i use, ana very one u no" wv
remaining III IAo scI'!GrlLal. III, - "J,i oo
diScnaISeuaI aI one ~ .,,jlSH ,ail ~ Go'''ol iis
has an e4u"i ''SnO - '."i,'' , ,l., LIS "ss'
charge, but as yeJ he I+7 not zone so
How long VIII tle e$Ij.''E sIi @ la"' au,noic @
ize the retention Oh 'h'S I5'gE' 81 zen I-- /,
they are content 10 tS.lSu ! 'S III, = -t.IIu ca
States Senate PaS'1u PiomPlS d p.4' 40, 'Vi
the reorganlzat"A "' an army "h'tH'
in my opinion, Is as iG,c Tom o2]eeii'N
as any great meaS"i. gooio po's'u.! ne
and it would supply {nr 'alal,e%n. nm ,,.t,J i.H,I
site forces Il ai'e- o'' d II" InouS'H"
add!J'onS. heG over u. p'I'InI ,-n,'2 1.5'n If
lzat.uh' "ul ~ 81 ''. ""'.'.1-
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE President
sent message to the House today, en-
closing the following communication
from General Grant.
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We respectfully invite the attention OF the
trade and purchasers generally 20 our very
large and well assorted stock Of goods OF now
and choice patterns and of our own direot i'm
portatiOn, which we are prepared 20 sell &C less
prices than the samo Qualities OF goods can be
bought ia either the easter or western cities.
We solicit call
WTESHIP. WOODS 4 Co,
No & Main Street,
marl2G Gm Sign Of the Big Pitcher.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
Will be sold at public auction, on the
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER. 1896,

At the mill owned by John n Daring deceased in the
part Of Concord known Texas the following property
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
Nearly new and well locst d. with land enough 10 cen
Vtne the same, being between two and three acre One
Cider MIL One Glover MIL With one acre of land one
Single MachH About 80 of TimIer Lrnd heav-
y tmb d wi pine, spruce and henlock, and couvtn-
lent to Hastings mill and to the above named mill also
Ii slips in rhuIces in Concord. Double Sleigh. 25 II
prucc lumcr mostly board. About 81 acres of timber
land within Al rods of said mill swarns Of be.s And
great Va cty Of other ar cle- being all the personal
property that has come into The hands of the ADM
20: as tn" properly OF The deceased Inquiry can made
csrec'ing property, of Joseph ! Holton of Wet Con-
cord, or of the administrator at Lunen!urg The timber
and Ill be sod by the acre in lois to suit purchser
and written bids will be taken q, anv tine previous t,
s by the auct;oneer Terms asked for must he sted
IN he written bids and our term will b. made known
a time and place of sar, occasion requir,s
HIRAM A. CUTTING, Admin strator.
John w liartshorn, Auction, e..
Lunenburg. Sep. I, 1866. 2G-21
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IeNai.
Mar-araf Holm O.. Esiite.

STATE OF VERMONT, ~ 4 Probate Cour. he'll II 81.
Caledonia Districts )JuAu~..y, ia said district on
IN" l2th DAY -; Sept \ - l>f6.
w tate "I Margaret Holmes. late 81 hye-de DO -i i'll
trict deceased. proposes L. render al atc".-t -
his administration and L. present hi account against ~
estate Tor cAdnIiHaiiuu di allowance '' tir ials>e 81
making partition and distribution q" i'r f'-c' 90 >.ii -
tate, under decree said court, dl"! Tie i"f>> Mll
are by law entitled L. the
Ii l. therefore ordered hy i court n 4 TIE >l! come
under consideration ami be heard al the PROBATE nse a.
ST Johusbury on the nth dly oi sept. y LOO. And
Is further ordered. that all .cT> interested re n"tl-
lied hereof by pa! cation ~ copy 81 Tie f",T! 80! ihi>
order IN the CacOmian, prin.e. Al ST J0i>iGTE, uFet
weeks successfully previous ID -It time " rt lS ti'
they may appear and the allowance c1 >iiG AZ
count il they aI. also Re heard Icy >. court
in the matter ut partition a d>ITicJl9Ev i >i. estate
b. the Cpurt.-Atte>t,
ASA l. FRENCH judge.
true copy OF reoOrL-AtieeL
cn22 ASA l.. FHENCH, Judge.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
4 Soldiers WidOW's Lette" to the
President.

The Philadelphia Press Of Friday pub
fishes q letter from soldiers widow of
that city to President johnson, in answer
to that portion OF his Cleveland speech i'll
which he asked his audiencc-''Who
made greater sacrifices IN the war than
'' who suffered more than ~ &c.
and submits to the ust Judgment Of the
world whether on the score Of Suiferings
and sacrifices his claims to popular sympa-
thy and support bear any comparison to
hers. She say:
Before the rebellion, sir. had hus-
band, kind, loving, Industrious, economi-
cal. who for myself and our four little
ones made a comfortable provision. Our
home was the abode OF peace and plenty.
v hat ha. become Of him lie was auyc-
81 10 dtnh II indrSmu1Ue, and that by the
'ciiyahic men whom your policy would
fam restore, without repentance, to the
head of our government. Since then |
have been trying my best to earn bread
tor my little ones by p.oag the nsc''Ie. At
Times, when That KIND OF employment has
failed me. have even been obliged to
stand, from early morn till night, over the
"''sh t~. l h"d two brothers, steady
men, kind and generous. Had the rebel
lion Icit them Il, i. found them. pinching
poverty should have never known
Alas alas one OF them persisted from
exposure ana want on Belle Island, and
The o.her had ms right arm taken OFT by a
rcbr. she'll at AntIctan. lie cannot assist
NE. The prlvatlon> and hardships | have
had 10 endure have so shattered my own
health ana strength that feel at times
unable even to endure the fatigue of ply
mo my nre'iic. 10 that. except my trust
III hcfclIui Hod, lave sacrificed for
my country my ALl--hnsband, brothers.
house, home, ilvln@-and am cast, Il
po-gar, on the coit charity OF the world.
And all tins owe TO the Southern slave
ho!derS, and to their ubiquitous attempt to
murder my beloved country, as they did
Hl''IH'F ny hu- "'llu ana my brothers.
Now, Mr., johnson, since you invite a
comparison what have y0u suffered ,
Exhibit yo'r scars, and wounds, and
bruises Did y0n lose leg or an arm,
or were yon even so much as scratched or
bruised Where is the blood you she'd
Would 1t stain Il white cambria pocket
A''lIdh'r'iIei How much property did
90" lose : Why, II report speaks true,
during most OF the time of the war you
were HTi"g on the tat OF the land, III
N'>ilNIIie, out OF harms way, protected,
as you were ny tmon bayonet>. Out Of
'hcle Sans overlooking commissarv
stores yoa 'trew plenty to eat and to drink
lit best OF meats, and, what was of
sun more consequence to you, the choicest
" "T'''FS' Add 10 this your handsome
salary as military governor Then the
Great mon party, whom You have since
50 iouIIy betrayed, made you vice preSi-
Gent, with 4 salary OF 5000 per annum.
Linen. to crown It all. John Wilkes Booth
made you president, and there YOU are
vet tp I Ia, tuDn tt - nDn :, 100, 81
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George IL. Uarier's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT Ia Probate Court, held - the
Essen 'riCt. -, probate O!ice, IN Lun"iinuTc
within a;.t >ii ii>'rc: the lijh ia 90. S-pt- lNi
David II ,GIi. aim Hi>trdJ"T Ep"a the estate 81 ''cu
II. Garter, lat" turJ".G said district deceased!
Itc>t4tc, masses application Ia aid cont ipr necl>
10 sell the Nuuic real estate 20: which >Ii. ie
ceased died seize . except the homestead. r"iTe>,iiIz
that sad sale i tie purpose q" pairing Tine
debts " SAIL deceased, and expenses al administration
WheT cUi',u II l. u!GcTeI l.. >siG court that san ar
cation Ice referred 10 -e>~. thereof Z" .'' "i al Il"
pr"blt. office III Luucnbur. ~ tn ?h day 90 October
1866 Tor hearing and rCi>".i thereon .. i-ti..i!ivr
ordered that = persons Interested -. Huti-i E'.r Hs
publication ui nu.cc u1 this Application aI order utTc
on three We cE> >uccr>sivcy - The jai-i"i. printed
al u. Juli>url. sill time @ .. il-. itf rli.s
object thereto.
BY ihc CUurt-AlIcSt, WM. CHANDLER, Re.I,i--.
copy Il Record Attest, II. ca DICK. H.
2l-25
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ROIND FOR THE WEST.

The subscriber, wishing to go wet viii sell his place
atncd III The tge OF West Burke, abou. i mile from
ti!' H'po, on the Nioughiv Lake road consisting of
good house, barn and hd n! nearly new and in ft
rae repair. Al@o about 20 Of very mic ac land
: i!.r from said place, md 10 wood land l. mil :
on Tn Nlo"ghty Lake road. % acre, one half NOV
ing. n" rest pas'uring III Newark with good barn or
tn same - miles from ha above named plAcy A-o
AL Tie crops, farming tools and mot OF The holsch IL
turmu", desired This i of the hes locations for
man "nnting small farm in IL; Caledonia coun-y ANY
Oh really Wishing 10 buy please jus come and Iok the
properly over, and we trade, sure.
L. G. STODDARD.
W.T. Burke, Aug G, lSG6 15f
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s.sA HOUSE AND LOT
sssEI ~ F 0 r S A L E.

The house occupied by the subscriber is Offered for
sale pleasantly located the north end of Rilr ad -
contains nine rooms besides panty and clothes co-es
wi COOL liar the whole liz of house, togethe: with
couvcnien' barn AMI wood she'd and good gsr!,n
sterc i IN st. JohasburE, VIII supplied with fruit,
hade ;rcsard shrubbcry. Possession given immrdiate-
~. M-C il corner To- of /; and Iumbr building
til ron, 1t Paddock Village. Apply The premises
l.. O. STEVENS.
-. ,gohnsbuy, ; pit. g. 1865. 2o-22
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D K | G. H L O n

The resident propretor of the town Of Brighton in the
county of Essex hereby notified that the taxes
ed by said within the years NG4, 1865 and 1866,
main either in whole or in part unpaid the following
described lands in said town, to wit:
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MONUMENTS.
SPTNCER'S MARBLE SHOP,

II - a.aN - -llIAlsa.i. alUa
LYNDON, W,
Gan % found large asSori-nCl: Of monuments
and gTayC->i mes. manufactured from, both I,.l-
ian and American marble, II a VARIETY oF s,,,as
10 suit both Tlch and poor. Aud a. Il xorkn,,--
ship and price, Will give good satisfaction. T,r~o
wtn MAY GENE - Lyndon all ssnerallr ma -br
Dos al home ; IS he ha~ found by exper5egce
tina; he can d. better IN tie shup AZ uarl -bs~
running around after -.J-b<, a i The rrar-is "a
those who only understand that par, ofthe -ra5,
Please give rs call and save from 10 - 20 ,rr
cent g. I. SPENCER.
Lyndon, April g, 1896. g-,f
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An exchange says: "We were com
PEELED to refuse an offer of job printing the
other day, by a man way back, who III
nocently called to Get some postage stamps
printed. He was quite disappointed be-
cause we could not do the work-.he
wanted EN- READ bad to put on the letters
when he writ to a gal, and they cost too
darned much TO buy 'em of them post
office tellcrs.'"
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LOIHZ.

DR. j. H. -iNDERS' IODINE nh
pure solution Ct iodine, without ,'.'-
Containing fun grain 10 each ouucr = 0a....
RESTORATIVE KNOWN.
Il has cured and viii cure SCROFTlA q; a.
manifold torms-gICERS, CaNyfE>
PILLS. SILT kT-N-ai.d i has ,H1i -.
With astonishing success in cases 4 kati'i.a
Dyspepsia, Consumption, Female Cons a.
Heart Liver and hidner Diseases, SC.
Price Il bottle, or & ior -
Dr. H. ANpEl.S X Co. PhvsicianS and .' --''
AZ Broadway, New \ a'A'
Also for sp'e by SETH " FoWif 4 80
Is fremont Street. Boston, and by IIIssS~
generally. illAa6s
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W0y'T Use .ANY OTHER.
.ERSTER,S
Vegetable
Hair lnIigaE1ier

lis not made
from some
ipiekcl up re-
! ciIe, nor do
l Wr claim 10
. irlnnrt roots
and herbs
! from som M
lin n lsited
I country; hut
IKE u claim
! fand wr have
l -.fGieuV
TOT 1apa>snds
,raR-r,. rf>ss
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PACK PAY AND BOUNTY

lack pay and tounties due deceased soldiers
th'l'leG thereto by acts ofConEreSs. will IL nb
tanned by the subscriher.or -
saI,on- CHARLES c. NEWELL.
East Burke. VI, July 5. 1862. 2tf
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4, MEXICAN y FOREIGN PATENTS
L. II l. - DN.
solicitor az PayENT>


Late l-'ut ~ L. : Patent u7-. H-l--, Us, s.--re
\ .fvi l>--.f
= '>-a'" stree. opposite hIlts Stree, BOSTON.
N-i''- g. extensive % -lIrg -1s-f s 49,
''.i-~ Secure fstrr~l-I f-' -i.rt.. -a-f-s al in
'sr'-l fs fs.-.- Er--t-. l-H .rssI- -r-a trgr.S-
a ga'>. :. -'..- 3 A. -flra-rr> ara al Pa
t~ ~ Draw .f~ s's-fr is---a r,-ruS
lil - .t>s 1it.l- A'>s-lt "a E. .'la Alltr5,-r o.
t"lti'i tfr5> O. Gee d. siI.-ry -s-. p
Tells '. ;1r~s .'-.'.sr n-t-- s#ss,. rt-,strG
II a. i'-> .'- i.ir- . a - "a S u
any Patent lr-h. ty -eril,lnr 81 Assignments re-
cyii". "A; y L>'u-ru,..
..,-,,, EsrIs"NrIls
" l-c-lri VI 's a: she r.ia~- ca-aa1e and
successful practitioners. with "lr.i aye had ui,sa
inlri'vlfer CHAS. MASON.
t,arllI-i>-i.-. ... = afe-,-S
Have %" "a '>ie-lr-i a>>.r-i- isly-ft.r- ftlai r.n
'ii iilf Log a.tl -l>rg,-rl.N
'" Ns' ,.at l'l utlr their PUBLICATIONS. lrI 4 r,rg.i
i"s'ir"i 70 them va-ls AS flyra.i, tra, :,
-ii.ic Ami "i..gc.'' E'AJNn ~ RKE.
llrr k H11l. >~.urItr z p t---i-S
" NJ x Il E'5v aa> iai-Ia- Ia. d ;',,l r,,.> ~
all hui ir ; Uuirh ilie;> hay, !,er -Ialr,l and ,ir
i>r"H rv-ifi- S4,h r.fHi>ay4 .s sgtls u r+sg ga,-
'' aol.N '' a> Part l-l> --c..-.-li All 7-Nt,
a'lN Z" ll. iu rcrr- 1i,T aitl> - ri,A n ~
->-Tc u lt;ii- Iil, vIsvsl al
'lvasN&-'>- AND Al a NrlA -c--ar. a.lt ,larcr>."-
-oGiN rasssTAgr.
pl-a- - months, The ~-crfser. ia ca,..-. = rs
ar" si.,fe. 'nai' ,r fN1,r r. ty atalCa1 .sl- D.
pia-- "..'ih sfI.I E.>,..i lei "a hs> lalsr .s
-'I- t-aI,~>l p.-vrs~ y . t,la.nY
Is '>-,' jan 4 i-tla - AZ
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ID Il | G. II T O \

The nonresident proprietors Of the town of Brighton in
the county of tsex, hereby notified that the taxes
sescd by said within the year next preceding this
date remain either in whole or in part unpaid the fol-
owing described lands in said town, to wit:
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T 0 [ n G E S
SPRING MATTRESS ES
Wholesale and Retail.

Inv of the Manufacturer. | will deliver
hem ANYWHERE within 3n miles an railroad line
free i expense = any pace where they are moi
Kept e. ale. Order ~ mail promptly attended
10 j. I. CASINO.
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4 UCTIoN.
The subscriber will sell 1t auction on

IA
The subscriber will sell At auction on
THURSDAY, OCT. T. at 10 O'CLOCK AN,
The entire personal property belonging to the estate
the late josiah Johnston, " follows :. horses 1 cy+r;
cows pair wo year old steers vcarln= , cpvc- |!
shcep ana lambs, good hog, swarm bees ~ tons hay
ton. straw lot OF corn fodder g bush wheat 25o bush
oats ~ bush corn, let of jackson white potatoes A. bush
apples Also all farming tools and household flrnitur,
belonging to said estate cart, , OK vokes. nlows
arden morse riSe Iarrow7, -lcds chains hars &c
MHSo.' SILVER plated harness, scigh- buffalo robes
:" cords stove wood cook stove beds ind bcddnp
CLOCK, table chairs, light stands and other things too n
mcroJs 70 mention
sofliRoNlA JOHNSTON, Administrator
j. Fl. Moore, Auctioneer
Barnet Sept. L.. 1>6; o132&
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The Best on this Continent.

The Best on this Continent.
II not only the hair To- IL natural color and
KEEPS Tn head free from dairi-I;i. tGl : The most
leauillul dressing thar - Produced
J-ST!t hNEI, Leather pra,-r. Manchester, Y. II
feel conf lent thai 4 operate ~ hair dye iui 10
re>lUie the rs8t- = t.rIr Ilsg a A-.srly state
HIRAM Il. SLOAN.
Carriage Manufacturer Manchester. y IL
ihivr used ! Il Barrtis veg-ta.ae Hair Restorative
FER a-.l IWn ar> and have isuu1 the best rc PARA
tinn haze Used JASON WESTON, clerk tIAs GO
Manchester. y. H.
Iicsrtai:.iy '.!,'.. the falling ,'I, 7 the hair
DANIEL l.. SThN EMS. Late Hi-l Slerir1.
Manchester. y IL
hav. u,ei ! Il gar-e;s Hair Restorative f.r the
past year, and ciI-i r- Superior irr ga
Manchester. y H.
I;ave tired laos; al the other r~i,ray,> and never
iuui.a any Hat II ny h.t- liz. IA IKE Barr,-r--
Col. = ( t.Aa-L Mai.,rIe>l.T. y IL
Il r.t 20 = ~ hair &; l--y,r1- har IA ma cont . Il
changes t- r,-~ L. iei- f-lg.l ,,r-sil;c e7ioa Il
erd..,Ae> .l-lrru afIl hglIls.- IL hr-,.- -,
he-lfts 2 ..i.> ic'grf.-- f'l-r- i--lg> a-.s :
uu'-~r>Is accorded L. l- = -Isl1 dressing -lBe-
Errra .iilv contains more Mi Any ,,;l-r llar
p-'ar ALTON NJ -r-- .--.l re sslf-l is
vi,cE tut r 10 guarantee 4" rvIL1 Ii- in.ll-y rg
Niin "a j ia, .rEI 1- that ll
',Ts'iEe ia Illle. t. 10 80 al claim We haKe i'll
IEC-'-i '-r a-vii~ faithfully 10 comply MA thu
a-.Nr --lAra.liE- J. Il BARRETT Co PTv;-iri,sI-.
Nan. Seq. y Il
= BlrrE Go. -el.y-al s-e1-- E.,--an SaI n an
i-'.c--i> All. Pcs J . tI>CIAu. .--r, 81 ici~y l11
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= I'm STAGE ARRANGEMENT
ON Az OLD LINE. COMMENCING
NasEsasI.I .FrrIx-

STAG, wi, Iy" - iuhn-nury on the arrival # the
ca-s i-Cl -" aa-ih. Handdvs Wednesdays and Fri,sy-
!A-.iHc - i:,h ''nvir. Cs',ot. Narshfcld lainicld
ani arrive IT Montpelier same day. VIII leave Wantcl-
IT tE - JHii-iUT~ iU,sdsys. Tiur-dsvs and Safur
a. ~ the Arrival " the :rom Burlington passing
az .-h Il, above named NJ and arrive II y; John
bury s'rc dan Passenger al have an opportunity to
d.ay e, -,--ai,i each .r-.
~ JunN +. TOWN, Proprietor.
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THEOIT. LUNGS. L CHS
\ = a Nj cdic5n.
IT Is UNSURPASSFr

While A. = preparation. free fro,s r.,zs.-.-.
clients. polSoIs- or minerals. 1l-.--.,
science and medical know.c -c. ra-.-..-.
TIA. / ys3-Iat I.- IN che re4-ega',ip kin.
C,R~N Il dls.A>o>, II i INJoNnaEAF1.
l. cc.tltiod, merits and receives tn -l-.-s. ...
deuce Il the public.
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Factors and TRADERS


The Merchants and Business Men Orleans hereby
respectfully informed that the FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY will open its office for the transa
ton of business, at No 80 Carondelet street,
On Saturday, September 1st proxImo.
All payers premiums will hnd their advantage to in
vesgae principles Of Cash Dividends asproyded for
Inc Charter Of this Company and hereby informed thai
The Subscription Book is temporarily open at 81 Camp street
where all information will be given them by the Vice President
Trustees:
JAMES HEWITT, OF Hewitt, Norton Il &c.
JOS. W CARROLL, OF Carroll, Hoy Co.
W, A. JOHNSON, Of W. A. johnson Co.
J. W. BURBRIDGE, Of J. w. Burbridge 4 Co.
j. !. NOBLE, Of Battle Noble
MOSES GREENWOOD, OF NJ Greenwood Son
ALFRED HUNTINGTON, of Huntington Brs.
j. G. BROWN, Of Cummings Brown a Co.
JOHN PHELPS, of John Phelps Co.
MARSHALL ]. SMITH, of Marshall j. Smith Co.
L CAULFIELD, OF Keep Cauaed
JEO. CHAFFE, OF Jno. Chaffe Bro.
L. H. TERRY, Of Lacey, Terry Co. .
J. D. BLAIR, OF j. D. Blair L Co.
Il. N. sc OFT, of T. NJ. Scott Co.
WIN. BALL of wheelock Fnlay Il Ball
RoBT PITKIN, of Robt Pitkin.
ALF. H. ISAACsON, of Isaaeson siexAs Co.
P. S. Witt OF Plauche Wilt.
RICHARD MILLIKEN, of Miliken & Bringier.
SAM0EL E. MOORE, Of Samuel E. Moore & Go.
WIN. H. HENNTNG, of VIM. H. Henning d Co.
H. MCNEIL VANCE, of Byrne Vance Co,
w B TULLIS, of W. B. Tullis.
HUGH MCCOLL, of Il. McColL
MICHEL MUSS0N, President.
HARMON DOANE, Vice President.
EDWARD A PALFRET, Secretary.
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METEoRs ExPEcTED.-On the 18th or 14th
of November next, says Professor Newton, Of
Yale College, a prodigious flight of meteors,
the most imposing of its kind, will make its
appearance, probably for the last time
in this century. Only thirteen of these
meteoric showers are recorded between the
years 900 and 1888. That of the latter year
was sublime spectacle. Arago computes
that not less than two hundred and forty
thousand meteors were visible above the hori-
zon of Boston on the morning of tie 18th of
November, 1888. This display was seen all
over North America. A similar display was
seen by Humboldt at Cumana, South America,
in 1893
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RO.U0rd association.

AT meeting Association held this day. the owing
officers were elect >
E. f. SUHm.T President
j. NJ. yANDERGRIFF, list Vice President
CHAS H. NOBLE, I'd
JOHN r. CALDWELL Secretary.
VIM L. ROBINSON, Treasurer.
B. DA SILVA, Director First District.
S. G. DILLARD Second
R. L. ROBERTSON Third
A. ]. YANDERGRIFF Fourth
j. F. CALDWELL,
New Orleans, August H. 1866 Secretary.
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Board of Health.

OFFICE Board HEALTH, No l32 GRAvlER STREET
New Orleans, August Z, 1865. )
The public will find COMPLAINT BOOKS at the following
Offices from O'Clock until o'clock NJ every day:
First District.
DR. JAMES BURNS, Health Officer, Office No "a Camp
street, up stairs
DR. C. 4. TEBAULT, Health officer, Office No 235 St,
Peter street. near Chartres.
Third District.
DR. ERNEST s, LEWIS, Health Officer office o.
Elysian Fields and Dauphine streets.
Fourth District.
DIR. JOHN L HULsE, Health oaacer, Office No 29O St.
Andrew, near Magazine street ...
BOARD OF HEALTH, ls2 oravier street
.... GEO. VIM. DIRMEYER,
sarratnrv BEARD Cf FaaIth