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The S,tu24y Morning Herald of Wash
ington city has the following mysterious
paragraph:
"Ihc United States steamer Gettysburg
LETT Annapolis, Nd, on Christmas night
with all possible sccresy, and with persons
on board who are said to be prominent men
in the councils Of the nation. She is be-
feyrd to have intended visiting Mexico
or the West Indies for political purposes,
and il is said that Admiral Porter and
Frederick Seward were on board. On
her way ont, however, She ran aground at
Horn Point and has not been got Oft since.
lIe~ passengers were landed, and the cx-
petition, whatever it was, has been aban-
duncd for the present"
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OLrAN, \. Y, December 3O.-A train OF
nine cars, heavily laden with petroleum
oil, on the Erie railroad, caught fire al
Cuba Summit station, near this place, yes
terday evening, destroying the cars and
the oil. Inc fire probably originated from
sparks from the locomotive. 4 conductor
was badly burned, but it is believed his in.
jurics are not fatal. The various passcn'
ger trains were delayed some ten hours
IS the track was impossible on account o.
the slccpcrs being burned by the oil which
ran over the earth in tine vicinity in great
quantities.
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NEW YORK MARKETS,


NyE YoRF. December 3l.-Flour steady.
Wheat quiet and firmer. Corn dull and nomi.
nal. Old mess pork, $lg.51; new, 81. Cotton
quiet and firm NJ 3iQ3+Hc. for middling up
lands. Cold, 1881. Exchange, 9Lo0ek sight,
10; money, 7. Stocks opened brisk, but be-
came dull and lower.
NEW YORK, December 3l-Atternoon.- Cot
ton, h4lc better; sales of 3,loo bales; up
lands, 34hI3jc. Flour quite firm, but prices
unchanged sales, } COO barrels; State, a.. 7o4
Sl2 10; Ohio, ill loYfI3 60; western. .5VG
&l36 southern, ll.lU45l7. Wheat quiet
and firm sales, 1000 bushels; Mo- Mil
waukie, l.. 80 state, $3li; amber Michigan,
-. white Canada, 1910. Corn dull and
nominal; mixed western, $lloQfll2. Oats
firm and more active, sales Of $4,000 bushels
Beef heavy. Pork fIrmer bat quiet; sales,
IS 900 barrels Lard firm; sales Of go barrels
- llh4 l3c. Butter steady. Whisky quiet.
Rice dun and nominal. Sugars unchanged.
Molasscs heavy. Coffee heavy. Naval stores
quiet. Spirits turpenttne, CoGG7c. kosn,
$437Q*9 TaIlow firm. Petroleum heavy
and dun; refined, bonded, 2ag3gc.; crude,
zoe Frcights 10 Liverpool dun.
New Yukk, December 3l.-CIold board closed
NJ noon. Money easy at 7. Gold opened frm"r
nj l3i. but declined to 1872. Government Sc
curi,ics all higher. Railway stocks higher,
with Il general advance.
BALTIMORE HARKKrs.
BALTIsorE, December .l.-FIour inactive
but steady WAea. firm. Corn advanced 30
o. supply very light. O1ts firm at 5Jg6oc.
Seeds very quiet. Groceries active. Coffee
and sugars Hrm. Provision, dull and un-
se,tInl Cotton firm Whisky neglected and
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ysxuINGToN ITEMS.
r,R AwYERS.


.,,;,faD Of the United States Su-
r.g.. in The babcaS corpus military
.......san cases will bc issued tomorrow
',.'..trrl form tor public use. The
j. ....t will combine the opinion of the
pa. ... the dissenting opinion Of a mi
M .Ne judges Oh one Of the points
determined
uR. &rpD.
" Cases refusal to grant a writ of
,.n.~pu, In the case Of DR.. Mudd was
s.rn, because he considered the Su
.... Court has not original jurisdiction.
~ ,a,cs ought 10 come up by way OF
-.~rr>sIoN Of ANTE-wAR CLAIMS.
RI. Tgaa>ury Departmcnthas suspended
.s. ...ucut Of moneys due before the
.m~eurat Of the rebellion 10 certain
,..-... Who subsequently orraycd them
....> .ra.a>t the United States Govern
49, The reason for this is the JOINT
.. ..an pending before Congress to pro-
.. .#.h settlements At present, though
.... hers j.. drafts may DC in proper
.... aam.
I'll. same will! doubtless be the case as
&. publications fir land for colleges.
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4 Committee from the Legislature
en- routc 10 Washington.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, December 30.-A joint
committee of the Arkansas Legislature,
composed Of Colonies J. c. Fellows and
K. J. CAN'T, of the Senate, and Hons. W.
W. Reynolds and L. L. Gausce, of the
House, passed through this city last night
on their way to Washington to confer witt.
the President, Cabinet, and Congress on
the subject Of the political condition OF
the country and tho probability of com
promise OF the difficulties between the
Government and the South.
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MEDICINES. ETC.
EDWARD WILDERS
FAMOUS
STOh ACH BlTT z RS.
Read tho following home evidence Of its medicinal
virtue, and try it In your own family circle.
Mr.. Ei,oard Wilder, Cuv:

Mr.. Ei,01rd Wilder, Cbu:
Dear sir,-Ihav exam ned your Stomach Bitters
carefully ard found II what vou represent II In
no. The high order which the ingredients going
into Il take In the Mstsria Ned.ca, - well ts TN Z
most happy prorortiored combination or sub
stances make your Btters far superior to any SINH
lar PREPARATION Ia the country. The fact that You
use only the purast Bourbon whisky must nccessa.
riiy recommend your Biiters In another point es-
peclal!y Is far aS wholesomsness and pm liability
Are taSen into confederation. | wa well pleased
20 see IN your establishment he process OF manu-
fdCturinG your B.;ters carried on by way OF dis
placement. which not only gives you better pro-
Duct, but also recommends hsef by clearer opera
ton. EMIL scHEFFER.
Apothecary and Chemist.
Louisville. September %, 1860.
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The Indians.

81. PAIL, MINNESOTA, December 3).-Ordcrs
have arrived from Washington 10 bring tho
chiefs OF the Sisscton and Sioux Indians 10
Washington, TO make treaty for the cession
OF their lands, and guarantee 4 safe route
through their country 10 Montana; also for
settling them on farms, and TO obtain guaran.
tees Of peace and security 10 our frontier.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Ernn Mnshinufnn.

WAsHISGTox, December 3l.-The chairman
If the House Committee on Territories has
prepared bin, TO be- introduced on the Assem-
bling OF Congress, providing for the recon.
.truction OF the southern States. The par
uculars have not yot transpirel. The bill
ioes not, however, propose TO reduce tn,
southern States 10 n territorial condition.
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ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS PREsENT.-The
Fairfax Theological Seminary, near Alex
andria, Va, has been presented with the
sum Of ten thousand dollars, together with
the interest on the same for several years,
by A. &. ?. Dodge, ESQ., of Elizabeth
town, y. j. Chronicle.
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NBw York, December 3l.-The bank state
menr OF the week shows an increase in loans
of 81 JJO 247; specie decrease, 800, COS; ctrcu-
lation increase, i23l ,g97 deposit decrease,
l,2lo, 557; legal tenders decrease Sl,s!5,27'.
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Rocr HAVEN, MEADE Cor~ry. KY. !

,
Mr. Edtc1rd Wilder Louisville, Ky:
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure in saying that was
suFarinE from Agua and Fever, or thills and Fe-
yer. for several months when was advised by 4
friend to try your famous stomach Biters, and AT
tor Il ing TWO bottles am entirely restored. ltnot
ou'y imperts new vig0r, hut 1t IL truly the bes
strengthening and appetzing t"Hic, Al the came
time pleasant 20 the taste. have ever known used
or afford II 10 the public; and | would say TO al
those similarly afflicted that If they would he curec
and have the disease thoroughly eradlcated from
the svstem. to uss your Sit'ers, and bo Convinced
OF their wonderful medicinal power AMI virtue.
P. p. HEWITT.
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IT "
Dear Ssr-My wife and child have been suffering
for several months from Indigestion. Ny wife,
seeing your Advertisement, requested me TO bring
her = bottle or your Stomach Btters, which did
and on her using one bottle, I'm more tn an happy
10 state that my child. now four months old, who
has not had voluntary action since It's birth, /,
entirely restored and my wife IL enjoying the best
Of health and Il now wholly unwilling to be with
outA bottle Of your Bitter. in the house. "a she
SAYS il l. the NOS. strengthening and aIPettzirg
tonic thar DO used, ard that no house ukht 10
he ritn0utlt and feel II duo to the public 70
make known tho wonderful good Il has performed
I'm my household and most heartily recommend IL
uso IN every family.
remain yours respectfully,
t II swASS,
OF Craig. Truman L Co, as Main street
Louisville, october 20, 1869.
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SrzIrrsp, n. Y, December 3l.-The Central
City Bank failed TO open its doors this morn
ing The reason is not stated, but supposed
to be the throwing out Of its bills by the re-
deeming agency in New York.
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Lnrr.vrrtz. KY., October u, 1888.

I3'TI = " IIIIHI n I - VNt0NVE ~ wv
To Z. U'tif,r, Is =, city:
was A. Z cd daal afflicted wi. Indigestion and
occa .i"uas ..'acas Of Dyspepsia. va .dvised to
u-e your Bittvrs scarcely use ona bottle when
nearly sixty seven years 81 age, feel the same IN,
ergy and vivscity and cheerful spirits Of boy %
tygGutv-h i've Your BltteTs are pleasant tonic ana
cordial And As they are prepared with pur- inxr.'
dfcrt ana good old Bourbon whisky. | can safely
audurs. their U-- u all I'll lCtsd H. was. would
say 10 such persons, keep your mind easy, your
bowels omen, yorr head cool. your feet warm, and
uso Wider's Bttsrs, and never III nd the Doctor.
Respectfully, J Z. BUCKLES.
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4 negro was Shot at Hampton in 4 row
on Saturday evening.
The Richings English Opera Troupe are
at Syracuse.
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L""ELL, Mass, December 28.-Ths Hon
.."0''a Is. Peek died last night atthe Mer.
'''""c Aouse Of paralysis. He was q repre-.
'ai"'lvt Ia Congress from Vermont from
i's7 10 1851, and United States Attornsy
''E Vermont !com 1853 to 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

That SUPPRESSED nIsrATCE.-1t now ap
pears from late adyiccs received here that
M. Stewards famous cable telegram tc
Minister Gigelow was declined by the
French Government on account of IL
"gro>S" language. The Minister of Fo,
reign Affairs eventually consented to &C
cept il on the assurance Of Mr.. Bigelow
that the American troops had not violated
neutrality with regard to Mexico; but whcr
it was ascertained that Matamoras had
been occupied by General Scdgwick, the
dispatch was promptly returned to the
American Minister. Such is the brief his.
tory Of the suppressed dispatch.'-IFash
ingt1n CYr1aic.c.
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TIE northern papers seem 10 be lust now
hhl'nk out that the Supreme Court was
unanimous In its decision OF the Milligan
Ease.
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! Southern Congressman ON Recon
sJrucGion.

4a>rU"Harv, Ala. December 29.-IIon.
J. AcCvva Wiley, The congressional repre-
sentative elect from this district, has just
s.,ume4 from Washington, and expresses
..r conviction that Alabama and other I'M
..-a>rutcl State, would he restored to
'.a Ja.on ou the adoption Of the conSti-
..on4! amendment, and that a liberal
".cy would b. pursued in reference TO
-.e Of ou@ people who labor under po-
....-t disabilities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

The decision Of the United States Su-
preme Court against the legality Of mill
tary courts 10 try civilians puts The raScals
who composed those infamous tribunals in
danger Of the halter. The men who made
up the court that tried and sentenced Mrs.
Surratt are liable TO be indicted for MUIR
der, including Advocate General Holt, and
SO are the members Of all other military
courts who have inflicted the punishment
Of death, unless the United States civil
courts are not in operation at the time and
place OF proceedings.
II inflicted, there is nothing between
them and the extreme penalty Of the law
but the Presidents pardon. The case OF
General Hunter and his court in the Sur.
raft affair is precisely that of the cclc.
bratrd case Of Governor Wall many years
ago in England that created such senSa.
ton. He was Governor Of colony, and
had civilian tried by a military court
and 50 severely logged that lie died.
Governor Wall kept away from England
for twenty years, but when nc returned he
was arrested, tried, convicted, and hung
Portsmouth, n. H. Union.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEsS.-
- We are again manufacturing, ani Will con-
Time TO manufacture during the winter, oar
COUGH KISS b., which We introduced 10 The pub
lie last wear. Thos~ KISSES ar 81 y recon-.
mauded a. = SAFE, SURE, md SPEEDY RELIEF
to those Buderiug with COUGHS, COLDS, Ena
HOaRSESrss are most pleasant 10 tho tssta, aud
can be given to children without fer or ineniv;
They are prepared only hy u, and can ID "b'Ainss
wh0lesals and retail. Cal At ,,,s
ANDREW PIZZISI CO :,
IN oausv so BROAD .traet
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CLASSICAL, T. y G J. l S IL AND
' MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.-The e&arcis s
Of this school will be resumed on WEDNESDAY,
January ., 1887. Location on Fifth street between
Clay and Leigh.
For particu ais, see the undersigned.
JOHN CARY,
AIumnus Of the Uniyersi,y OF Virginia.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.

VERY VALUA B l. p LOTS, ON
v FRANKLIN AND MARSHAL. sTsEETs,
FOR sALE.-We offer for sale the following NEhl
VALUABLE LOTS, viz:
The LIT on tho south side of Franklin between
First and Second streets. between the residences OF
Mr. Ellis and Mr. BraudeT, % by IL feet.
Also 30 feet on the north side Of Franklin street,
running back 10 feet, oppos 10 tho re-. ,dcuce Of
REV Jasas y Taylor, and adjoining tn 1T OF Dir.
Edward NcAdsu
Also dlf, eight feet Of ground on tho north side
NJ Marshall between Elr-t AMI Adams sire ets run
ming hack I67 feet to = wide alloy, ard bounded on
he west by the lot ~ Mr. i. l. kagiand. hpply to
HARRISON, GOppIS APPERsun.
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I WELL FREE SCHOOL.-The
II building formerly known as the Metropolitan
House, on Franklin between sixth and Seventh
streets las been htted up and will be opened Tor
FKEk SCHOOLS, uuder the patronage Of the Svi-
dir Memorial Society, on WEDNESDAY, Janu-
AIRY I'd. VIZ.
A Primary School, for both sexes, ont the second
floor.
An Intermediate School, for boys, on the first
floor.
An intermediate School, for girls, on the third
floor.
These schools are intended TO accommodate pu-
nils living east of Foushse street.
The HOLLYWOOD FREE SCHOOL, near Holly
wood Cemetery, will he reopened at the same date
for tue accommodation Of pupils living west OF
Foushee street ANDREW WASHBrRN.
Superintendent schools,
de CIV Soldiers Memorial Society.
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HATS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

just received At BIyPOgD's HAT STORE the
latess style SILK DRESS HATS, beautiful ar
| ticle de 10
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ADJUSTMENTS.

COLONEL FARRAR, of Amelia, will
y deliver his LECTURE on JOHNNY RIB AND
WIPE Al the Methodist church, Manchester, on
TUESDAY January 1t, At halt-past o'clock
y NJ kdmit;xnca, FIFTY CENTS. de 3l-2t
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EDUCATIONAL.

CT. PATkICk'S DAY SCH 90 l.,
> TWENTY-FIVE STREET, CHURCH HILL
The duties Of this school will pa resumed on
WEDNESDAY. ~ OF January, In the basement
rooms Of ST. Parick'H church, under the charge oil
NJ a Earr.1 ia l-ltN
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rVHE EXERCISES OF THE FEMA LIE
| COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, No. 400 Twelfth
street Will be resumed on WEDNESDAY the I'd
inTgn'.
Pupils charged from time OF entrance.
EDWARDS PARHAM,
iaI-gE Principals.
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II Y. A.-THERE YOU ARE, RIS-
4 TORI, and sTNDOWN--n0w style HATS pe,
young men-Just rece! wed. .
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NEW-H.51UPSHIRE.
pMpTEp MURDER AND spscIDy,

NrfpMpTEp NURDER AND sBscIDy
nv rnssx.rr TRIBUNE
MANCHESTER, N. H., Jan. IA tragedy eccu'fod
this city last evening, which has caused eonsaoaraD
excitement It appears that young man named Hateh,
formerly saoOn-sscper, some time slce pecems 0>ar
moret OF Mrs Batchelder residing on Mount Pisesent-
AZ and whose husband Is Living in Boston. His eueeuQA
was nrequaed by Mrs Batehalder, and Of course abe
eold not crafty his desire 10 marry with him. Tho hope
essness OF his gy passion seems 10 have unsettled his
reason and, during his paroSysms of despair he on
several occasions threatened 20 KIN the object Of HE
alteration. :.
Lttlo attention however given 10 his threats but
the sequel shows that he was in earnest About o'clock
last evening Mrs Batcheder and Mrs Davidson went u
tho OF the former and while OF the women ~as
engaged in putting wood Ia the stove, Hatch en-
tered the room with revolver and fired upon Mrs.
Batheder The ball struck steel stay In her fess and
glanced off without doing any injury though tho weapon
aimed at her heart Mrs Basohelder and Mrs DAVID
then made their escape IRON the rooD wbereupon
Hatch placed the muzzs of the pistol at his own breass
and shot himself through the lungs The wound - NOE
tai one. -.
The Doctors who were called attend Hatch stsis tess
be has been insane for some time past
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,Iouon CAUSE.-THE FIRE

lIouon CAUSE.-THE FREIGHT QUESTION
n, rsLhsRAPu r. TRIBUNE
BosroN. Jan. l4-There were several bq''os scn
ure nv the state oonssabulAry at Salem on Saturday
committee appointed as meeting q the psppery
in which they say that the several concentrating
mon Boston from the West have combined upon gon-
I f Roston al the price from Chicago and other
collecting points t IS now or may hereafter be dely
oan hs imnedatey started from our wateys. The Ma
ticnai steamship Company, Joining this combination,
have arranged with the authorities la Great Britain ana
non the Continent for smiar railroad concentration "
freight movements TO and from the ports to which ia
every week Antwerp and every ten days 10 soaihamp
ton and lIayre.
Howe n and Of the fund for Tho Cretans.
The State constabuary made sixty aI1ssis iD ihs Gay
last week for Nioations OF the hauor Law.
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REVOLUTION.

Supervisor HrEAnLP prescnieathe follow Nc
Ror,d Clerks Of the supreme Cont OF e suP.no
Pleas tie Marine tou
the hereby directed 70 report 70 inv
Board Erhvih Of all attendants attached 10 cash Of htt
what services each 81 rad ATTENDANTS iSef
daring the past year li80I)
vas
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prnr1prs OF PRODUCE.

w., "a oar NILS Flour 500 bbs. Whisky, 0,9ss sacks
Corn Meal s9s sacks OIL Cake, 800 BUSH Wheat ll25O
bush Corn $3.50 BUSH oats GOO bush Malt $40 pusn'
sos MOS faT 10 kegs do sO9 Dressed Hogs 206S2 Live
40 800 bbls Petroleum 2o79 pkgs Butter, s,9 pkgs
Choose.
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BIZ Bs Reyne amounting hundred and Eve dollars and
hy cents 10 zoo to for board Of detained witnesses during December
$50. "
Which referred 10 The Committee Criminal Courts and Police
Bills OF the following named for printing staiontTy kci
A. Brown, eighty nine dollars and fy s@ 70
Charles Locke Brother dollars and 6 eents % %
Which we're referred 10 the Committee Printing and Stationery
BIZ James addon amounting to x hundred dollars $500 of
yent Of seynnn! Regiment Anno September October No
fember and December, le6
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COUNTY GOVERNHENT.


BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
o,ro.tl JAsuARr IA, 1901 o'elooh ~
Present Supervisors Rrs Blunt Tweed Roche Fer ""'"A"n
m. Board met pursuant 10 tho following their Chamber No
- wy ''" Boisp OF svprRvsoH, orrcu no clIr HArL)
grwYoRE January "a. 1861
We undersigned membes Of the Board Of saPr,sor Of the
County View YcE hereby ,eque,, Joseph D. IoS ss Se Of
said Hoard to Gala special meeting The said Beard Tor Miy He
as may be brought belors the Board -, ,,,nn,
sS%S rs ~illaAss $SIiSs Ps Il T%rrp
Supervisor called 70 the Chair in the absence 81 e
The minutes Of The last ncetibg read and approved
PETITIONS.
Petition, q he S 6%5s sG. s.: Of ' we're presented
William NJ s EaSe' Executor ja rsSS Miller q'''
0'0S' 0' ''''1 Benjamin Wilson:
GIifg"~ 80.
Bs Of the following named materials for construction Of New
jane. cane machine work. hundred and iynne dol 40 =,
IT, Sinclair plaster ornaments ninsytWo iOl 90, -
Aea ss,sVens iapsT four thousand ,
Pay 'Sss Ss' PERSONS Sa January
red nne,y.I dollars and ninety SIN cents. J9o 70
Which referred 10 the Special Committee on Ne" County 'osfF
Bis Of Ii. following named for services as Ar@Ort,I
Daniel W: Teller services Arnos First Regiment TO jam NJ
sshseisr services a. 1nnors, Second Regiment January
1895 nins hundred and thirty nine dollars V'0 :"
ana ss ATsa 10 1900 one l1 20
James Watson, services Arnore Fourth Regiment ron Az
.'o one wv Iaa 1876
Timothy Carr services Sirtynnh Regiment De
four dollars So. o ,oar hundred .nd seventy "a
cani 70 November sI q '% On. gH ssHsS Ss 4
lars, 80 %
David Thomson services aTmoreT SoTentybi ~ Resmfn.
from July to December 81. 1865, d AID isyeSty
A. Conking services as hrmoTer ;;h p.cinent
20 handr'd and ''ssag gs 90
vhnsh N N IL -shorr N'ntty-ninth Regiment
thirty ~ i"o oae lS %
3 M0Frou 'iees ararnOr,I, Seventh Regiment November
Witch wore referred Special oOnuess ArssrlS 40 phN
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5auin9s BANKS.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, Chatham
square Eeu.York.
NOn,y deposited stor Jearary n pR draS iEter'a yT0~
JG"saryl-
Sic PER SrrREsT ALLOWED FAIR OF Tar, on suns from
IS 10 $500 HARRISON HAIL PEST
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motion Rue q fnspeudd OF oil reports pteh'd ~ WIS
meeting uhl'ss objected 10. -,
The Committee Annual TsIes 10 whom referred The ahnd
Of X OF
fnr rrduelion Of Tar. TeapeetfaAy
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T, mana, "a sse st Ike Bsnks IN this And pre-
,ous have he 81 cer6eaies 81
Esls Asasa IN any sppplss IN 9Rf ls cad bsalRs ~ y"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-03-08

The following resolutions were
drawn up by Dean Swift to be OBJ
served when | come to be old"
Not to marry a young woman.
Not to keep young company unless
they desire it.
Not to be peevish, morose, or sus-
picious
Not to tell the same story over and
over to the same people.
Not to be coyetous-the hardest of
all to be kept.
Not to neglect decency or cleanli.
ness, for fear of falling into nastiness.
Not TO be over severe with Young
people, but to make allowance for
their youthful t0llies AMI weakness.
Not to be influenced by or give ear
to the knavish tattling of other ser.
wants.
Not to be too free of advice, nor
trouble any hut those who desire
it.
To desire some good friend to in
form me which of these resolutions
| break or neglect, and to reform &C.
cordingly.
! Not to talk much, nor of myself
very hard again.
/ Not to harkem to hatterers. nor con
ceive can be beloved by young
woman.
| Not to be positive or opinionative
/ Not to set up for observing al
these rules, for fear | should observe
none.