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$2O2,s73 SO S216,W1 80
Total Assets Of the Company, s2lG,6eI 80

Fourth. LIABILITIES.
/. The Liabilities due and not due TO
banks and other creditors ... None.
2. Losses adjusted and due ..... None.
3. Losses adjusted and not uue ... None.
4. Losses unadjusted.. ............... None.
5. Losses in suspense, waiting further
proof. Observation-Disclosures. None.
6. All other claims against the Co'pany.. None.
Total Iiahilifios Mona
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1. Five-Twenty u. s.
Bonds 1864 issue, i'm
terest accrued from
LIST MAY, 1866. ..... $4,000 90
2. Five Twenty u. s.
Bonds 1865 issue, in
terest accrued from
LIST May, 1866. 49,. 100000 90
3. Stock Notes Secured. 10000 90
4. Premium Notes Sc
cured by collateral
in policies. .. S,7l3 "a
3. Cash in hands Of Ag-
ents and transmit
siOns ......... I,2jB 10
0. Deferred Premiums,
semi annual and
quarterly. 1888 "a
I. Office Furniture. 80. 1851 30
"
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STATEMENT
OF the
CONDITION OF THE
Southern Life Insurance Co.,
On the 21st day of Sept, 1866,
Made to Auditors Office State Of SIississippk

First. NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company is the " Southern
Life Insurance Company" and is located Mem
phis, Tennessee.
Second. CAPITAL.
The amount Of Capital Stock is Two Hun
bred Thousand Dollars.
The amount of its Capital Stock paid up is
One Hundred and Seventy-iive Thousand
Dollars.
Third ASSETS.
I. Cash on hand .... SI3787 Is
2. Real Estate unincumbered
3. Debts due the company by mort
gage ON unincumbered Real
Estate, worth per cent.
more than the same Is mort "
gagged for, as per vouchers, etc,
accompanying ..........
4. Debts due the Company other
wise secured, per vouchers ac-
company ing. (See 81 item.
D. Debts due the Company for
premiums - 4, D and items
below. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
@. The Bonds and Stocks ownedby
the Company (per vouchers ac-
cOmpanying) }, how secured and
rate of interest thereon, TO wit:
six per cent. interest in gold
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written for the clanon.l
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PROCLAMATION.

w.0. CHAPMAN, ClerI
Oc4-wlm l.. A. LINDSEY, ID. z.
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Alb GEN PI 7 T;
OR,
UNK NOWN DEVOTION
ny MISS C. coRrNNE LESTER.
CHAPTER XIV.

"An angel might have stoopd to see,
And bless her for her purity"
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1866.

Stanton. Was Seward going to join the Democrats he
could not think it possible. Was Stanton going to
desert the Republicans The Democrats dld not
want him, and wouldn't have him The kepnp-
leans must keep him. In conclusion, Mr. Sanis,
bury said: Andrew johnson might, If he acted
righty-not through the action Of the Democratic party
but by the spontaneous action, almost OF tne american
people-beeome the next President Of the United States
The people might will this and II they DID, the Republican
party could do little against them -,
Mr.. STEWART rose to reply TO Mr.. Howe lie did not
believe in tearing down the Presidents platform ana pocy
until Congress had presented policy ana !, was iary
compared with that Of the President and found better tha
IT, The President had gone very far IN the exercise OF
his appointing power. The Senate had confirmed mos, Oh
the sent TO it, The proportion OF reflections had not
been large.
Mr. McDoUGAL opposed the amendment as contrary to
sound policy and distinctive TO the best interests u 'he
country.
The question was taken on the reconsideration OF the
vote by which the following amendment was adopted
No person exercising performing the duties OF any once
which required be filed by the advice and consent
the Senate before his confirmation by the Senate re-
ceye any salary or for his services unless he be
commissioned by the President to MI vacancy occurring
Of death resignation or expiration OF Term OF o.e
during the OF the Senate and since It's last
removed for done In violation Of the duties oil MS
Office the removal be reported TO the
Senate at its next session.
1t was decided in the Affirmative, as followsi
YEAs-Messrs. Cowan, Davis Doolittlc Edmunds fessen
den. Foster Guthrie Lane Kansasl MeDougaL Morgan,
Nesmth. Norton. Poland. Riddle salisbury Sherman,
Stewart, Van Wrinkle Wiley Williams and Wilson-2l.
NAys-MesNs. Anthony Chandler CLARK, Conness cres'
re Eye Pomeroy. Ramsay Sprague Sumner Trumbu and
ApsrST OR Nor vorNG-Messs Brown Buckalew, CragiD,
Dixon, Grimes Hendricks johnson, Kirkwood Wright and
Yates-l0 , -,
The Senate without further action the bill or amend
ment, at o'clock adjourned
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important measures before them which viii be reported
IN few days, looking to an early development OF the
Northwest Several leading railroad are here in
conference with them among whom is A. W. Morse, who
urging legislation to insure the completion OF the road
from St. Paul TO Bayfield,, which makes an outlet 10 the
lakes.
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THE EIGHT-HOUR QUESTION.

Mr.. HART presented petition of workmen Of hoches-
ter N. y, asking that eight hours be the legal term Oh
day work.
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Limitations Of Debate on the Reconstruction
Project.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Er. Trumbull's Amendment to The Postal Bill
Reconsidered-2l TO Is.
The Elective Franchise TO he Unabridged in the
Territories.

UNITED STATES COURTS IN VIRGINIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
PUGILISM.

Another exhibition of the manly art Of sefdeense, in
The shape of pnzefgh between two notorious roughs,
haling respectively from Baltimore and ST. Louis, will
come off at daylight, tomorrow morning, on the Virginia
side of the Potomac The principals in the affair are IN
known except to the fancy many of whom cross the river
tonight ty sleep their arms and be on the ground to
witness the BRUTAL exhibition.
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Mr. President. there are men who be-
licye we are now on the verge OF rum, and
tha, we shall never again become a united
and harmoniou, pcop.r. But, sir, be-
Gcyr they are either towards or croakels,
who always see the dark side of the PIC
tnrr. For myself. see no such cause OF
alarm. To me everything looks hopeful
for thc future. We have Just gone
Through the greatest war the world has
ever seen An unparalleled social revolu-
ton has taken place in the >ouih-three
or four million, OF people turned from
slaves into 4 free people.
That in - short Il time after these
great events 81 much of order and quiet
mss and obedience to law should exist Is
astonishing. The world never witnessed
H. parallel. We did not expect II our
,,!yc, before the close of the war, but now
We are impatient and troubled brc'u>e 1t
J., not better. Iimc alone vii! smooth
aud allav the stormy waves OF excitement
url passion caused by such nomcntons
events. 10 me. III. It great and glorious
future i opening for oar country. HiaN-
err. the great blight and curse that hung
mon IL. Is cmicd forever. The south. 50
lone RETARDED by ii. viii be opened and
expanded dy the influence of free labor
a!i free institutions. \ new agriculture
will enrich and bcaUtilv her fields. Com
n,rce and Manufacture, will build up
bu-, towns and carry thrift and wealth
aluI.4 her great rivers. All CAUSES OF dis
rtr, between north and south being over.
we ~ha!I become Il homogeneous nation OF
free iacn, dwelling together IN peace and
unity tinted and wholly tree, our pow
or would awe the world. hope TO live
to SO the day when i'll will a9rce that
TIL treat war which has destroyed STAY
cry. severe and burdcn,omc as it was to
this generation, was yet one OF those
"bl,.--ln4s in di-4ui,,," sent by the great
ruler OF all, which proved the very saliva
ton OF the nation.
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hia.ianti,

arm All. nut lands IN u IA III hyAlratGl climate
'r ..''' >'Ali {" Philadelphia 10 railr.sa u y. 4
~ "il lit >'Iic .ite Il -AiE.- Ea4fi u-Y Il
iir -! ! T.Ci. al pIaiuC-lN- karyl,- -rura -
>A-uH iAi. >-ltd.tc II nlIcag. -Ti-> ,Tri -..-..
''> i-- N'-ri.Ii'r> Ia = Tls.st .,---- b..
N!itH - A. rI': r:> ;ia,r A. ?, .s.,tl =, 70, =,
".4,rl nun -tuA"r>. tIia,,-. -. i,, -..,r.
ii-'N Ill,taiii = "rtAa. ,l,. = liz. -, =
1taci-'L places IA ii.r IIc STATES Ia. -r-r.--
"h -'i'fai >k--'il Il 'ilryri.s;;~ IT,. a.,
-. 40 a'' Ia! >-ii'i> q provision. Tor l.i.,1.- So
iA'tt Inc ft,t- "a Account H. ,Tra .. f,-, = -
a. "'l Ia i''>. La L. Ili- i->.r- g -.-.
II hA> ''!ta>e. nNc t.~A,l ,cy. wirilti I'M.
f">' t'''' years 1lLN.i-s. - ,e> SCHOOLS al..I,i,-
societies a All -Ld .t.-iii'i- ad fs-r r,ll,,r, 4 p
''''ii'' All 'dIGIr have ,ttu introduced iI.iys
Vi e"fi "it 'ii>iaH >-ii'ii hundreds Il rrm Alu
e. ale "tc N'i>iru,iri PIKE u farm lari rw,-,r,
are I"tS All u! Males. =" Ter Fisr al ~ -
a'u Village yi> , >l.r
Fruits ag V,. iar, iii. I. earlier ia ri,,s sfsr, ,.
Ia Ally "ttt .,,,.sfN i,,--l ,-..- '-.'--
Places I.T >AiC - ''|-
pici-> !rr al Ali.i>at business humber ylrl- .f.
'dS''.'T> "Ii!I-r>, >J,.c> l;iI tlt Rs- II >.p.r,
toNti. IVA I'-iil. t.s IL .,ri,r!
rvi F'i>'f> l.n C'>c l..i. ..i> i l,,,lil.3,l cs
ai' ''i >'l IL Cuu:trN Beautifully ,rli-y.s
i'e Ia HUBS AID possessing al other >yt. ,.ry-
e7e> AZ lie ltE al civilization" L = ,rr,lN Il ~,
Le't'i answered. ala The Nll.yaiil kur.i i ,o,..r
i"ii !iivi inaii"l si Culttiil:. rt.t. - So,
hotlil>'ii. >clt 10 applicants - '--
Aii'.I,>> CIiiS. h. Lambs y=-,,,,,5 :, , ,...-
loAL>hip. New JERSEY 49, '~''---7
from report Scion Robinson s,r5,,s--,-,, s., =
~. .l'Iulr ii Is ole u Vie most exile, >,,. f,rfi,
!aSts III an .i.io> level Position a1i. suitable ,.,il1 >,
peasant lar mtg HAT know "a sfiS ,,.t 81 Ina.
western lraIrIes.-' >5y ' - '--'
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Our Ia-t ;yl, ice seem to rvn!,r il Ger.
tain that Euru) Z is fat ,riiIiu. into wa,
All til" in, tend that wav. The .h,d-
oH AL ct. orr owr u.,,ry m,uk., and
.,rl.i .n~ N, :. IN ;i... ,rouil,,o,nr ,l,v. ot
til, rebellion. The European conference
the Ia. h..n,. e., pence, Mil never ,,...t
II j. tl,,. o,,ininn 81 ill.,. rau,r.I ,,o,..,..
;?.a,It :. l.fiy +, J;..,. ..,,..,.no,n.,,,,'
when l., ...,,it.,n., L,,.. .i.,..,,,,L l.t,m,
!,an,1 ,i.a. .Ia,. viii dix, ,L.m. =, L.'I
,,,..,;. I..f.., ...,, -, ,-':..
I'll. L;nre q, thn ,rL,J. ,,,,,l;
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Letter J.Om 81. Louis.

ST. Louis. No. June IL, 1866.
FRIEND STONE If You should choose
to g i've 1t space, perhaps word from the
metropolis OF the weSt'' would not be
unintere>ting to yorr readers. | think
that little Is known in Vermont OF 81.
Louis compared with other places west.
Chicago III particular. willc! his many
representatives from Your own town,
These are at present rival cities. and dur
ing the war Chicago had t:ccl'ic;t adyan-
tagc. 81. Louis i however rapidly re
gaining her hold on The trade LOST hy The
obstruction OF her commerce. Situated
As the city *. The ky 20 the Mississippi
river and the terminus oi tic Pacific r.
r.. which i already completed, an'! trains
running to Topeka. kall>;!-, tie day cali
not be Tar distant which vii >ee ti,i~ pIIce
the successful rival OF Non York, "a The
great mercantile centre ri the /. : The
population Is about half G., ,la;.n. wi!o
being .tmcricai.izci ma.,s 10y 9o,si Eli
zcl~ They have o;ic marked virtue. that
of bcin@ loyal ln,l during l:i, rebellion
they stood by the government with an OIL
siinacy tina; cll;tractcrlzc- the :;,.t. lh,y
nave their German cii'ireli>-, schools.
newspapers and theatre. and ,nl'E pretty
mach all the offices in the city -n,erii-
ni,nt.
Cine canEot help ii.iiikiii. there wrui'l
be great ilnpro>,,.i, IN t.,, looks ara
condition OF the city. ami r,liIaI- he bet
irr prepared! 10 ware! iii !: xii from !hc
,'iroicr:i cou,i The latter l!;trc- Ia ,cruI,ir,l
Icy ii few .'nierlri-in- i;,nkcos
The Old AID New Hritvoi !'re-i, t,iian
assemblies n;t,y JUL ci,i,'i i .i,.,r w..'i,,'
annual session here. Their meetings il;N,.
been very interesting, bin. conducted 10y
>orr of Ike a;!,-l Divine in .Ii. country.
Two great ga, >iip.> l..vc b,yn Un;icr con-
>iierailon. i'ir~l. whether -.al,> kate liz
rebellion should ;!::.til il, admitted, 10 tn,
council. fine ulh.r. Iii" c;lI.ayor to re-
unite the Old and Ncy rrhooi i;rt3cll,~.
which have been separated for III" past
thirty years, il l. roniii,ntitliy ei,.vrt
that he time l. not far distant wI!,l il c;.n
and will he done.
was pleased 10 learn That Dr.. Post
Iin popular pa>:or ot the ,uiy Coi..rr--:,-
tiol.ui church here j. E,rmon,er i,
birth, and w;~ not only :, c!A-~ mate, !'ul
r"ont,l Tor more tIian 4 wear ri Middle
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Senatorial.

Mr.. Morrlll's friends rest his claims
chiefly upon HE Ground Of his past rcrvic-
e, 10 the state Now We don't propose
precisely to .jon i>,ut upon this point, but
we shall lnOdy-tiv Venture to SUGGEST that
possibly his claims in this respect may be
exaggerated Nr Morrill, i II j,oitcam
1s we'll a, t ,iati>tciaii He und 'rstani>
---no one brl;cr-thtt 10 ATTAIN the end
he mas had in view for the past years. it
was even OF less Importance i!;tt he should
do iii, work well. t.an that it should be
largely talked about With LIGHT loot
always ;,-tir Iii this small craftsmanship,
II has easily come about that newspaper
correspondents. who Il; ut his table, and
spend DE hot months at hi, chateau
among our Green hills. ii;Nc intll!-iriou>ly
hymned his praises with such pc!'-:-iency,
tha; even his own friends have thought
the thin4 ovcrtonC.
lho>a metropolitan papers whci. are
largely .tyi lii Vermont. have been crowd
ri with nlultcr cyncing such Il Git at
rmbcii>!lmcnt "a amounts almost to gen
iuS, 50 hat his virtues migIt not withor
bat keep ever budding.
Mr.. Baxter the flus Achatcs Of his le-
douutabic chief, for the same reason has
shared largely in TIE distribution Of the
abundant Iaurv!- which southern winds
have blown This way. lie has also :; ID.
". Is. which by Interpretation means
bartlett, who r,joicc:' III the 9oodly posi-
ton of clerk upon Mr.. Baxlcrs commit
lee--a tender plant, OF species parasitic
! suppose it would be unreasonable to
Expect these people 10 quarrel with their
bread and butter, rs the homcly phrase
has 1t. One must live by his occupation.
Yet in all cmdor and fairness it might
be claimed that willie they manifest
comucndabic gratitude toward their pat.
ronS, they should take care that they DO
NOT >neer al the merit, OF Others
- these two head, in one bonnet, as
lhe French pllra-c la, it, have been per-
sla'ently kept heior, the public. which i,
precisely synonymous with becoming GREAT ;
because When people have booked toward
Washington through the spectacle, Of
their newspapers, nothing else could be
s"en-the>c wonderful phanta>lnagorial
representations. suggestive of the Siame,e
twins, heinz kept coming and going like
the di>>olNin9 views OF the Snowman.
a trcnclcr friend of the feminine order.
whose @arrulou~ pen e,lnce5 that She was
not passed hy III the distribution of the
ten measures oi' talk, which the Per>ians
say the gods sent down to earth. and of
which woman took nine, with that in
tense interest which the Gentle crratu,rs
take III all matters OF controversy. LootoJ
md spurrcl. losses her p,m gauntlet into
every arena, And this goodly relic Of that $
ancient order Of the Misunderstanding host
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-22

Some of Mr. }iorril's friends deem j,
necessary to apologize for his withdrawal
from the house He certainly cxnoses
himself to Censllrc bv withdrawing from
an honorable field of laborS in which hi,
friends make him very Hercules OF
proves, and where it is we'll known 4
large majority Of the people would be
glad to keep linn, to 90 to another in
Which he is altogether untried. and for
which it Is believed, at least by a LARGE
minority, that he is totally untitled
1t Is alleged that he has repeatcdJv
declined a reelection. We know t',i, to
be true. and we know az well that on
these very occasions he has sent money
all over his district to secure at the con-
ventlon the attendance of men pledged to
his support Mr.. Morrill, has repeatedly
and with much ostentation thrown away
the wal, but has always privately clutch
at the essence Great Caesar in the TO-
f"m.lh the presence of the populace. thrice
put aside the crown.
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L - INTERNAL. REVENUE.
THIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT. VI.
l-Ob. Annual Taxes. I~ii,5-

liz pursuance OF lie provision = &c T. Il -h,
cNc->' is", noc:ce ! h.:,uv given mat APP. g,
W.! o" received All determine, !. Tola;lre L. A.,
erroneous ~ tXc,>>lIe valuations assessment,
or tiamc1 ati"nS y The as >>aror .>>5>-an- -.
SCISSORS r"ifi4' IL t1c annual at. ,,il,r.cs.
i"c"ii' III 4e''p iict1,>, iro.A Nav l. 1850 I'll.
article enumerated IL schedule "a :, follows.
~ Newport. i l:-c u-tscc 90. Crane \ i:I,a..
'G'. "a. 1870 n,ef Concord. attic Nest .-or
I':'! .i-s>o.-'..y - ~" Ard A. the -i,,.. IA.
- =. 1iii.S such appeals -fort >a.d. -. pr
'S'IIiS> ri iAc c>>t>,'r al.,i assistant a>>c>>,r-
aid iht aiD'I. lit tah.a ana IL uIu,,! y ~, A.
>i>taii assessors Wi! tc tla,,-i ! liz. il.,,.,
ION IF a''y and =. persons who max a2p.y tar
mat purpose AID a. appeals 20 lie assessor.
n ai"I' SAID. Nj ) be made. IN writing ai: fe.,
Min Tic ASSISTANT ..~>r>>,.;> az ~ 3s,f r;, H.,
AAed ~ bearing aii.a.> lid NU>r >.,-c.i, -.
fiiut-.&T I.l.>c. matter hing. :, respecting
"hi'h i'ri>i Il = l,4ao>te.- .i.a mast. lny-s.,-
'tr >;.;e t:.C STvli.i ~ principle II error com
pair e! o. HENRY r.ADA1iS
East il3l.r-h- jane -. l-,6 s-l
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George knight, Il co!orc'l boy living at
New Haven. was attacked by Il crowd OF
Irislmen AZ the circus on Wednesday al
ternoon ana driven for refuge TO the house
of lis employer, Thomas Atwater.
About six o'clock he went out TO the
barn. where he was again set upon 10y
lis ass;iiants, and fatally stabbed In the
eroin. - that he lived but IN hour.
The srumbling of the Canadian press
AT the alleged delay of the United States
government iii enforcing the neutrality
laws. reminds one OF the boy who. on he
inc rescued from drowning. "rowled at
the quantity OF wafer he hal been Obliged
To swallow.
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manuel MaITcn.S Estate

slate or VERMONT, At a probate, court hell n -
i'luii DISTINCT. Jvi~'lry ia eaia ,il>rr,,r ,,
ult 18Th iaS VI June. n loss - ~
W iiEREtS STEPHEN HrrTic. Gl71li-rraf.r. an H.. -
-, ia'e Il SAMUEL Warren. aie Hariair. II, Iii =
u1's GeCea~-'i Proposes 10 render at acVar,r "a, 49,
.hiilstrdi"ii and Ia l're>eii M account .a.r =
l-'e iOr examination ami alvAaUe luT III, .,,-s =.
hdAii- PARTITION and .i>JriUta, % tii, r,.,i,s, "a -
te uiier iecTe- u AID oyurI among tie t..rs,
are ty law el.IiI!e,i L. the same. f''iIS - AZ
II l. therefore ordered hy >aii court thai IA. s,,
@ IIu.r '9i'sliti ai and lie heard al tll, ,rti -,
.Sr. III 81 Johi>onTE. Oi. the lsTh d. =, r., .
- Aid Il i iuf ii-r ordered. thai All L. -,
ou - =, a., M rit.i l Publication o,,y 81 H.. r,
, vi iii> order IA the Cal'i iau printed a, II
ouiH 'hie we' a. SnIoe~>v-iy g,r,.N,,r1s j.. -,
q, ,l ,ngy may appear AMI t,r the allowance
said estate. 49, '-'4'H Ai1 "l>iIioaIlvn u
b. the Court.-Attest.
,,,,........ ASA l. FRENCH. Judge
ASA l. FRENCH, Judge.
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George MoNIcy>' Estate,

STATE or VERMONT AT 4 Probate. C,,-, i.fs a.. =,
Cairieil District. jJUlil>jur, Ia >..ii ii,5rt -
The 18TH DAY 81 June. A ID l>s "a
~ HEhEAS, Jonathan ID Si.iarf .N,,.1,,.- - IA j. g.
VIII anu teeiiieil 81 tIeU M"A.-y. late OF ii J,,-
GUY. IN Saii district IcCcssc l. iI,Ir>., L, Il ,r a,
1"uhl OF Ill administration, ami lr,>r, l,S -
COUNT dSaii>l sid e>ai. i"T .Alu.il4af s, ar.I sT -
.H th' lIri">c Il making Partition ard il>l,5l,. =
% >a!H estate Iil-r deere. OF sid ,r5r-
aion- ihr rr>ii> " no are by law entitled 1 The ,
IL = re "dvI' 10y >l -u-I that th,. -,u,,. " .
=, Atom All L. heard the Probate. ,,1: m
81; 'nni.SoIFH on the ,th day july A ~ l,,s, Al
= 'ii'r ,.,'eyG, that Al persons interested. 81
- F'ii'at''ii u copy fl, i..ri d -f, ,r.i
ia the Ca.y,iuiian printed al ii JI,,.g,rl ,Ir I
= ~, ''vd> L. said tlv H-aIiil that ti.-r
r. 80 an N"ii'' St The al8N.,e account Il
So '~u>'- di also te heard x aid CONT III ~.
i''''r 90 i' iiti"i AMI distribution 81 II estate,
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH jude,
true copy record
gu Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH -Jui-t
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G. Our friends of the Free Press hard
ly state the case fairly when they say that
In our last paper We accuse the office
holders, who support Mr.. Morrill,, of be-
ing bought up" a candid reading of
the article in question will not admit of
such construction, we are sure. What
we intended to convey, was this: that by
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-22

The latest fashion of bonnet that has
consists Of two rye straws tied
together with blue ribbon On the Top of
the head, with red tas>els suspended at
each of the four ends of the straws.
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WATCHES,
JEWEI.Rl.

y We are the ony agents in thi> scci;o,.
for The celebrated
EMPIRE SHUTTLE >EwING MACHINE
'A.,: al. c.ss!~ -,::.l :. K n, mona cd is.
pes; IN nse- Ne are also prepared L. att,ci
liar 'nr'no''rsr E>caierenf - al 4li.
e."eA> the advantage If which !. Superior i'm,
Aeei'"'> ': 'Inlnu so, k A.. needs 49, .sr =,
~ ".t,.. cleaning; Cal laI see onc il. operation
- store
] Tom silver spoons "fcur Manufacture
|. IcleS hair fronts constantly q. hand
Han taken il. eNci.ar = :,r ,o.t-
] Hair and cn.M Jovc,ry made = / ,rm,:!v.
'ii.'i plate i"T - " ;ii,i 4. 5layeG
/ NAbh YOUR G: OTHINtI Stencil rla-..
made 70, u, al complete, n.rh ink and brush T.,
D. cents
J a. goods warranted
c c CHI. - \ ADAMS
y J.hiishury Nav IL l>t.i III
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of trained the Irish
Of which compromised i'll moumemt Mr. Morrill, had thereby
tostae them Nor would be
hit et!e
dishonesty We
back camtng in
Il" buster
NJ Iladie in Mr. Mlri!s
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,orAgTNERsHiP NOTICE--The

iIlri. d ltcly, stating particulars, A ID. DAVENPORT,
IL Lake House. WillOughby Lake, VI
{ A;.TNERSlliP NOTICE..The c.
! rartncl nip f r IL. Balch \ Co Is this iay
dr. lived by mutual Of the parties. The oollro
ti,n ard settlement Of all cai'n due Ia snd from sid
fra Ill la made by the firm, hich will e,nt1in
TN, q ;;,,. ". Ely John w Balch, and George
l. Iv who will continue the manufacture of hoes, hay
ai uan;r, forks. the Moose River Works, Johns
b.:ry, Vt. il TIE Of Liz. Bslch a Co
GEORGE W ELY
John ". BALCH.
GEORGE Il. ELY.
LAWRENCE FIANlN.
~. -ohn<bur-, VI, June /, lst6. Sl1
't'AKE NOTICE. The coIartncrsilip heIetofore ex-
ieiin:. under til. firm Of Parks SILKY dissolved
ty mutual agreement June H. The indebted to the
iTIu hv Requested "a make iIIne istv
lGyu.cu:. The business viii bc continued the old
stand y the subscriber. l.. L. rAnkS.
iia-':rlric lGi.e l., i-;' sic
s'SI:,T. ciic into the enclosure Of the subscriber
t.r i;l =, .'.,, three ycarn-. two steers and a
.T. The owner l. requested 10 prove property, pay
;i Iccs and tIkc tilcIh AWAY. JAMES :. L-ANt;.
Dir.l'. June !, i>'t. Slu'
est. Between Eastern Avenue & Paddocks village,
J iHaii handle knife. The finder i'll please leave it
Z :. i!i-s-:in- store.