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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16

Justly CELEBRATED is the popularity of
Dunster's fine old London Dock Gin. In
all parts of the world it is well known.
Sold by druggists and groeers in bottles on
ly. c. y. RICHARDS. & Co, Boston, whole
sale Agents.
PURE OLD GIN for sickness and all forms
of disease requiring the of diuretic
stimulant, use Dunster's fine old London
Dock Gin. Sold by most druggists and
apothecaries.
CvBINET ORGANs.-The splendid ware
rooms Of Mason & Hamlin, 500 Broadway
among the most frequented of the must
cal headquarters of the city, and are full of
all varieties of the cabinet organ. One
needs to pay personal visit in order to OBJ
tain even moderate conception of the diff
ferent styles and sizes offered to the public.
Both in their internal construction and in
the beauty of external workmanship, these
organs coufessedly unequalled by those
manufactured anywhere else. The larger
sizes are especially adapted to the use of
churches whose congregations cannot afford
to purcgase large organs, while the smsller
organs better fitted for the plaping of
accomplishments to social vocal music than
the piano.-N. Y. Eroning Post.
\ TALL MAN.-Saul, the first Hebrew
King, stood - head and shoulders " above all
the others, aud was a splendid specimen of
King and man. So Pyle's saleratus, for
strength, purity, and usefulness, stands far
above all the spurious authorizations sought
to be imposed ON the community by unscrup-
ulous men
a.
of seeing and hearing one of S. ID. { III W
Smiths (of Boston), grand American organs
in upright case, inst received from the man
ufacturers. This instrument is beautiful
piece of furniture for the church or parlor
1t combines all the superior qualities of the
American organ, which justly claims all the
reputation they bear The work is of solid
walnut, superbly polished and carved, with
gilt imitation pipes, and the instrument con
tains two banks Of keys and fourteen stops
including the manual sub bass and tremolo
-LOujSrIhe journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
TO CuNSINIPTIVEs.

The Rnv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free o.
charged all who desire the prescription with the d
rectious for making aud using the simple remedy ny
hic he cured cot lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. only Ohlec H. 10 benefit the
icted and he hopes every suere will t'y this pre-
blessing. Please address
spF22yl Rev. EDWARD A. WliStN-
v I65 south Second St, WilIiamShur.h, NJ w York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
CHITTENDEN COUNTY

DIR. ;. W. Thayer, Of Burlington. who har
been spending the summer in Europe, will
sail for home in the steamer Java. from Liy-
erpoOl, on the Goth inst.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
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Burlington, Oct. 18th. 1867.

William p Thompson, son Of Hon d. P.
Thompson, Of Montpelier, has recently, We
notice, taken the first premium for sad
dlery and harness work at the State Fair, at
Madison, Wisconsin lie formerly worked
at that business here, first with Mr.. Buckley
and afterwards with Mr.. Knapp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
BENNINGTON corNrY.

\ mammoth bullock belonging to W
Dean, of Manchester. was found dead in his
stall lately. The animal had been unwell
and post ni0rfem examination disclosed that
his disease was inflammation of the kidneys.
This bullock, seven years old last spring
weighed about five thousand pounds
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed 10 r aucea mxurlant growth
OF Ia ir upon bald head hearess face also recip
tor the of PimpeS B"tches, Erupons, etc OF
skin. The oft, clear and beautiful cal
be obtained without charge nv addressing
THOS. f. Oh APMAN CHEMIST.
r92vI S23 Rrnsdwav- New York.
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SEWING MACHINES.

- Wheeler & Wilson cab Sewing Machines
at sl65 I2375
lo4 Wheeler * Wilson half case Se~i-g Ma
chimes, a. l25 800
SO Wheeler x Wilson plain ewing Machines.
ats II 305
% Singers cab. case Sewing Machines a,
l65 1905
100 Singers half case Sewing Machines at
10 singers plan Sew ng Machines. st IS II $50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
The Musical scale.

Rv 10, ace Biddle With 10 full page IllustrR
Tcns. Cloth, $l-25.
Thi. is an admirable treatise tn origin and con
structou of the scales common use II Is w rk N
oh Is di pave a mmun power OF analysis and
that will furnish 70 ideas Ia aCcnnp I>hef mu-
<iclaus interest all ~ M have any knOwledee al
music Maer pest paid, recent Of price OLIVER
nIT-ON & co, Publishers, 81 Washington street
B F'4f'
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s2jo,oO

sSteIuuay's Gr1ni Planes At 81 $40 900
s Chickering's Grand Plsno<s 500 l2nHO
% S-ernwsy'~ octave Pisnot a. 500 20 o.
- CHECKER n.y. -. ave Pianos a. : Gao
~ ~-e1odrons, at 40 "a
1875 helodeons, I25 I5,6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
Cur DAVIS
CELEBRATED
American Peerless Soap.
The Best Family Soar IN the World

This Soap is strictly in particular. II
the prop rtnn Of ro~in make work with
Ii will njure the fabric washed with
the slightest degree. perfec ly free from all COL
orng, in Irious offensive matter common in
other l. will the hands and chap
hut is of healing IL makes quick beauti
full iaher- and splendid for washing The snds
face, and all bathing only u Is perfumed
II will make as good Sh wing Soap he prudnoed
by giving II proper II emits pleasant I'D while
being used und leaves the clothes and clean,
tn material of hich composed is strictly pure and
Of the best quality. Ii will grease paint
tar, stains ETC. from material, well any bar
soap, however highly ed. IL will wash in
soft and medium hard the entire satisfaction
ALL Ii be used in hard salt with The
hest results if liberal Of sal soda is first
dissolved and added the II will accomplish
that soap ar should properly de-.
IL j. Just the soap fur all hnv. il
bin-s all The essential prop-us for shaving bathing
shng the hands and face only Of the merhsnic
ha'ever calling, but Of all othesr whether
much beRrimmed, Of a more delicate nature and
every description of clothes washing
The soap warranted in every particular prove
represented. TRY it, Twill recommend ITSELF For lie
by grocers everywhere Manufactured by CURTIS DA-
Wis, Boston. F33M6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16

Hon. j. S. ADAMs.-We presume it is
known to many of our readers that the indie
fatigable Secretary of the Board of Educa-
ton has for sometime contemplated leaving
the State. He has resigned his position as
Secretary and also as Clerk of Chittenden
County Court, and we learn from the Free
Press that he now proposes to remove, with
in few days, with his family to Jackson
vile, Florida, which is to be his future abode.
One OF the chief causes for this change, we
suppose, is the necessity of seeking milder
climate for the recovery of his health which
has become impaired by exposures and labors
in our rough climate, such few men are
equal to, and under which Mr. Adams
robust powers have to some extent yielded.
Mr. Adams has done great work in our
State. Taking the Secretaryship of the
Board of education at its formation eleven
or twelve years ago, he has labored to bring
order out of chaos, and life out Of stupor
and stagnation, III our common school sys
TEN, with remarkable energy, industry, and
success. He has done enormous amount
OF valuable and very poorly-paid labor We
suppose it TO be the fact. that for the first
:
his actual expenses. No man. probably.
has wider personal acquaintance in Yer
mont than Mr. Adams, and no man Will be
more missed from the State. The State
owes him "A very handsome testimonial, in
recognition of his arduOus labors, and in
payment for services rendered, for which the
consciousness Of duty done to his State and
generation has thus far been his chief re-
ward and we trust he will receive it
1t will be noticed that Goshen Gore in
Caledonia County sends a representative TO
the General Assembly, and asks for him Il
seat in that body. Why should he not have
it Goshen Gore, in 1877 was chartered
part of the town of Goshen in Addison
county, but was severed in 1873. 1t had a
population Of $40 in 1860. and now has
respectable grand list-probably more than
double the population and list of the town
of Baltimore, Windsor county, which has
been represented for many years.
CONTESTED ELECTIoN..-Therc are more
than the usual number of contested election
cases before the Legislature this fall Brad,
ford, Corinth, Woodford DANNY and Barre
have appealed from the decision of their
town authorities to the House Goshen
Gore also appears here by representative
whose right to seat has been referred to a
select committee, it not being clearly under
stood that the gore has any organization
a town.
On account Of changing our day Of publ
cation from Friday back to Wednesday rgain,
and the crowded state of our columns this
week, we omit most of our usual summary
of State news, and several local items and
notices intended for this issue
The managers of the = Home for Destitute
Children - at Burlington, Vt, gratefully ac-
knowledge that they have received from
Montpelier, Barre, and Berlin, by the hand
of Rev. Isaac NIcAnn. the following subscrip-
lions
Montpelier, permanent fund. $50 90
annual subscriptions, 1000
current expenses, 1894
Barre Deru1Opuf ftlDd Io5 nO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
Mrs. Hannah Landefs' Is
1nfR

VNHE SUaSCRIBE rs. having been a~poiu~d ~ inc
/ mol bile Pruh te Court for the " s.t CT os
Weshireto-, Comm ssione-s.t' Wv Fl MN nv
adj III ella ard 'ema ds OF all p-rsnnt sS ",.
All .. nderr- late OF ann 80, ~ sAie
Di'trict deceased. repres-nt 'nsniv-nt and ne
Of Z mon hs " N the 6rh d-v Of o.. iSo'. o-ips
alo ny I'D Court he cred tors Ssid deces q.
exh,b 'h-i- resp-c'ive aims he tore u-
notice. hat ~i attend to tn du'i-s of n p
poin' n It me " n r-house = iaansh Land-r'.
d. ceased. in Plsipd 4. in sad dis'ricf, on IN 81
dav Of n April at one O'clock,
n the sfternoo och OF - 4 days
SULLIVAN r Gh.E-
Obtaining H4ZELT
paw IA Nv "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
Joseph r. Cross ~-tai~.

Joseph f. CrOs-'s U-tair.
1NhE SUBS r BERS h.vl g be- n apron ed ny tbs
Honorable ProHste tourt far the District OF
" sshin Comm ssi ners 20 eceive, mine and
sdjust all demands of al cs-sUu. against
estate Of Joseph r. iai Of Montpelier said
DIS decet ed scented 'nsnlvent and be term
f.x moths ON he 18th day OF Sept 1s 4 b-ire al
said fh- cred Of deceased 10
exhibit ami prove n -r respective claims hetnre
will nd the du les of our
point meut a the Am-ri' House in Montpelier in
SAID District, the lat Tuesday at Octo Ter, An
March hext O'Clock, in the afternoon, ON each
OF said days.
LUTHER CROSS, cn,
IA OBJ SMITH,
Montpelier Sept % \. n 49,. r4n~S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Mr.. Aaron Bradford of Montgomery. late
" died from the effects of eating too much
honey.
Butter sold on Tuesday al St. Adams for
from thirty-fve to thirty-eight cents. Some
lots sold as high as forty cents
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
LEGAL NOTICES.


STAT OF VERMONT. In Probs'e I" urt, hed
w.su,,o-,r D,srsIcr So , At Mon p lev aid
District on the Ieh d,y Of tic,eb ?, d. 1867
A DDISON Pc aiministratnr IT IN. eae'e ..
n Lot n ,rbaway late a Fat Montpe'fer- IN -sso
eassd, his al utnfst at'on eSouut
animal and allowance. sni makes appne euon
Secre. of di irritation psrtifi n me es'see
of saii IL, ed: h.reupnr. IL Is orrered cv ~
court the sa,d aas SAT- A. 'caff@n -
flee, n said Mnn'p'Hsr h sfh day OF Soseno,t
A %. 1867 for hear ng Ard de ision thereon .no.r
10 furth-r ori~r that hereof b. give" Tn su
per.on- interested, by pl,ca'ion OF the me '"ree
weeks ssiveIv In IRE Moan'a'n Fr-- ID n
uev.psp4r puhish-d AZ Mon-peiAv previ N 10 said
i'm. arpoin ell for LeerinQ. rha' th"v may aupea u
time d place and q ~ cue. u anv ffeT may
hav- why sai acc h u no al we'd ant su n
e. u tn Corrt,
Apes-r U MERRILL Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
ORLEANS COUNTY .

a painful accident occurred in Craftsbury
at the Orleans County Fair. horse ran
into the crowd, hit Mr.. Marsh, old
gentleman Of about %. knocking him down,
breaking a couple of ribs and otherwise in
iuring him. Some forty dollars were raised
for him by the people,
WINDSOR COUNTY
\ broken rail on the Rutland and Burning
ton railroad, near Edson's Crossing. in Ches-
ter, threw nine loaded ears of the up freight
train off the track on Friday night. No one
was injured, and the damage is trfin@.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
PROSPECTUS.

number of the leading Bankers and Merchs nj
Of NV ork, in consde ration of the great
VIII oh has attended of he Charitable Presenia
tion Eutert al nmests of the day, have formed them
selves into with tie view OF gerati TIC
rprise which while It shall return them IA T
profit, shan fl greater advantages to ticket pur-
chaseTs than any yet presented and which helm
condu ted upon a peIfec'iy legitimate and bushes
basis shall free from those obi -ction bic feature
which have characterized many OF these enterprises
To this eni they have consigned thu sale OF tick
md IN registerin OF the same. TO Clark. Webster
K Co. Bankers and Managers. No. o. Breadwa g.
New York, who will keep tbs records in their custody
day Of the Grand Presentation Enter ain
ment, when they II be handed over TO a COMMITTEE
selected BY the audience to make partia dstr-
tuition of Presents.
A reference tn the number of presents and the
plan of di-tribu ION. given below. u couviucs
the mot skeptca II tn great Advantages VII ch
WILL accrue To- all who participate in the enterprise :
and the Commercial and financial standing OF the
Company aad Managers and BANKERS thereof. will
ihey hon. a sufcie rantv of the fsirnsss
aud inpsTtiality with which everything in ecti
with will br conducted, and that TIE interests o.
ticket holders will he strictly watched and
ION transaction for tie mutual hebeft OF
whoever shall purchase ticket, sni scrupulousIv
and every hing whic could IN he sligftes
degree d nsh h PROFITS which are Likely to accrue
o all who invest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
ApOllOs x der'< Estate.

STATE OF vFR'ONT. In Probate Court. held
w~H,sGros nr.rRIor ttM in DIS
ic. thu lay OF DC 4. D 1857.
NJ ATIf tNiEL NJ. CARPEN Err adj inis r7tor,
~ wIth tie will arn-xed, Or The s-tsre of ADnios
der late of 'ai'sde id 0istric d C ased,
presents admin ion account m
nj and mak-s ppiicarion tor der . nj
dstr buion partition u he of Aid Sc
wheteu IL l. ord rat By said Court, that sdf
and sal arp'ic lou h. referred - s-sson
Of d ,,"ur h. h-'d at the oa.te "a IN sid
MOI tp-lier q thu % h day OF Get. A. ID 1861, Tor
hearing and d. sion Ih-reoni
Ard it lie further ordered at note hA-.of be
given al. IRONS INTERESTED, By publ cat n Of
he three weeks succ-ssveiy The Green Noun
ain Freeman. a n publish d at Hontr~i'e-.
D said time appo,n'd for hear ng, n hey
may sppea~ sad and pi and how clns-,
e tn u have VII sad accou Il sh sui .ot b
al WED. nd such made
in
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
One Hundred Comic Songs.
One Hundrs Irish Songs.
One Hundred Scotch Songs.

The best collections puhlisf ed and containing every
variety # sryle-uli and neN-Iuique and rare-msay
I IN IN to De ia Other work, with wnr's sad
music complete Three books. Price 81 carh Board
SO CTS: Paper - CT. lent poet-pald. OLIVER DIT
,ON 4 90. 81 Mashlngtnn 81, Boston. F2Su
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16

"

The BANKERS and Merchants First Grand Concert
given Irving Hall, july ( h. The Second GRAZ d
Concert gwen Angus. 2ih, ho'h of them proving
q grand success In mammonth Hall va. fill d with
The respectable of New Y 1rk. The u
dence appoini ed committee al nine of ths eadi
bankers and merchants Xam the register
and sly themse the of rgis-
before making the grand distribution CT pr
or the 2ith OF October.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
Ayers Pills.

:
The body vigorous activity, purify
tie ryeteln from fh- distinctions winch max"
A cold yl-re the body and deanges tho
operations OF that part This, if relieved will
upon itself and the surrounding prod: NJ
general 7ggravation. Suffering and lie
condition, lake Ayers Pris, and how dire,.,
they the natural action OF the Sys-m, and with
he houy feeling OF health. What and
apparent tn trivial and common complaint i also
many the deep sealed aud dangerous diseases
be same purEatve e&pels then Caused by SIMILAR OBJ
sfrIctionS and deTanse they and
lf them rapidly. cured hy the None VIII"
know the yIrtue "a these Pills viii neglect 10 employ
them suffering disorders cure snch
HeadHcoe, Foul stomach, Dyeentery, Bilious Com
plants, Indigestion, ngeinent Of tbs Liver, Costve
nee. Constipation. Heartburn, Rheumafism, II opsy,
Worms, and suppression. when taken IN large doses.
They sugar coated 50 that the most sensitive
eau take them sasiy. aud they surely The best
Al te illrlI-r Ne. ,e dI.rnEered.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16

Six pairs little shoes and caps
The managers of the Home will endeavor to
apply the above funds in the wiscst manner to
the relief OF some OF the destitute children OF
Vermont, orphans Of soldiers having the first
claim, and they beg all contributors to ac-
cept their sincere thanks
Lucia T. WHEELER
President OF = Home : cc
n.+ I0tI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16

The Will of the late Deacon Aaron Law
renee of Amherst, \. H., makes the follow
ing requests to objects of public interest
To American Board of Commissioners for
foreign missions, $1,000: American Home
Missionary Society, $500; New Hampshire
Bible Society, $500: American Tract Socie
ty at Boston, $500; Pastors Library of
Congregational Church in Amherst, $1,000
Congregational Church and Society III Am
herst, real estate valued at $1,000: for re
pairing church and singing galleries, $500;
Sabbath School Library Of said church, 800;
or toward a Soldiers Monument, at discre-
ton of executors. $500 or $1,000 balance
of estate (after deductinS private legacies)
to objects of charity and benevolence at dis
erection of executors
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16

DICKENS READINGs.-Thesee entertainments
of which so much has been said of late, are
no longer merely possible; they are positive.
Mr.. Dickens has telegraphed to his American
publishers, Messrs. Ticknor & Fields, that he
Shall be ready to begin his readings in Amer
lea during the first week in December. The
DELAY he makes in coming is not on account
of his health, which never was better, but is
rendered necessary for the completion of his
plans for the years work upon his weekly
All the Year Round. His passage is already
bespoken, and by the middle of November ne
will be again upon our shores.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16

There has already been an accident, accom-
panied by loss of life, on the railroad over
Mount Gents. The engineer put on steam on
off, and the whole train disappeared in the
depths of a horrible abyss. Fortunately
there were only three persons on the train.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16
Farm for A0Ie.

of faiiiBe health the subscriber viii cell
his arm in Montpelier. and one-haf mile fro
the village the h road leading East nfpslisr
containing I60 Of land ell every
part rich soil. .nd in gosd of cnlfiva IS
acres of VOID land upon which here 500 sugar
pies. with handy eonveniencss far making snsa There
IS young apple that have commenced bearing
Said farm well situated 10 remain userher diyde
~ WI. sen YIN ~ saio arm my stoSk OF Ios's,
Of which fuilolood Atwoods and bs rest vef hlsh
ify Of wool this ock is unsurpssssd The ock Is ebsdy
ewes and bucks including acted buck Young Amer
sheared pounds of wool, weighing psunos
cleansed and tied for the cards. Said shsep viii Be-
sold In parcels suit customers. &c. VIZ
Montpelier, Aug. is, 1867. vSou
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l. IST OF P R [ 4 E s
CASH PRIZES.
FI a NJ q . d.

s54 Cash Prizes. amounting to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-16

PURE OLD GIN for sickness and all forms
of disease requiring the use of diuretic
stimulant, use Dunsters fine old London
Dock Gin. Sold by most druggists and
apothecaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-17
HERALD SUNDAY, NOVEMBER u. lSe7-TRlPLE SHEET

: FssP9nsble FOR the exercise or authority temporarily
delegaed xrotheT, aud that all oficeTs must undsr.
stand ma official Communications require "a answer.
niirAEY fafssNrsr0Ns
~ ball Of the drum corps OF the SIKH
regiment Infantry National Guard which took place
q mo tnion sssmcsy Rooms. on Thursday oyeasag,
november ~, william Bauer, drum msjoS, va
presented with . gold medal. token OF
esteem, from the members OF his corps The pre-.
sehinicn Wss made hy Colonel NaEcr. Drum ioSiof
Ssuer vas Tor tome years soldier In Europe He was
80 through The Mexican var. hsng wounded in that
'aVtsh ana TOOK mart in the late rebellion. On We'd
e'elihg nsIi, November 20 lag ~ 10 30 pre-
heAvy artillery, ~ Tue Harmony Hall IN fsea street.
lAsAnk OF YIasr DIVISION
me flfs' division Of the National Guard Will carais
~, ~ Nchysy, november 20 FOR the rarpcse ~ cote
usNns hVslsuon Day. The First brigade or in
ishay VII assemble on Vast S.xisenth street; the
second onsade o. infantry wes Fifteenth street;
The mira brigade ~ infantry Oh wes. Fourteenth
street; the Fourth brigade OF infenrv on wsst rhil.
Seenth street. and the First brigade Of cavalry on Wet
Twelfth street. The right Of each bfgate viii ras, on
riith avenue. me line OF march gill lie
down Firth ayonue 10 Wsverisy pisca to Erosaway
10 Canal street TO Bowerv, 10 Fourth avenue to rwen
tythird street TO Madison avenue to Thirty fourth
street, TO Fifth svenue twenty. third street passing
IA review before the commander a-chl-g A. the Fgta
Avenue Hotel Each regiment is ordered 10 carry two
coors one ~ which shsll be the nai.onai Gag Tho
several brigade lines Will form 81 O'Clock f. w. The
ordsr for The diyision column 10 sil bs given
precisely az hall-psst one O'clock.
PROMENADE MILITARY Co.cBrrs.
The seventh series OF the Seventh regiment band con-
cers viii commence saurdav evening next, I'D
COMPANY G, ElGnrY.YoUErR REGIMENT.
An election OF officers In this company resulted IN the
choice OF James Gaynor captain, Edward Maner a.
rrs lieutenant and McDonough As second lieutenant.