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LOCAL NEWS.

tdHr AusEIcxS Ikps AND SrssL Assecs~
Iioh'-Tne aDnustl mrettnS OF tue Ameucaa
trcn and Steel Assoc,stbon is being heid II
composed OF nearly All the man ufsctnrers sns
wnoissse 0esers Tengaged an the iron trade
uouenoot the eounuy. aud NJ this meeting
nearly. every State In the Unios ,s represented.
braces q large amount OF ssatsticaI informa-
ton The m an q faeturers genera1iy IMPORT IN.
trade ~ depressed, owing 20 their Inability 70
com pete with foreign man n facturcrs, the pres
ent mrid laws operating agains, thew IN ter~.,s
1ts probable at THIS meeting some artton VIII
be taken IN reference 20 balls pendss IN Goo
The association VIII bold an evening session
NJ Masonic Hall to-nign,, a. which several
members OF Congress. Hon. Horace G-eeiy
and prominent memnery Of the ASSOCIATION. are
xpected 10 make addresses.
-~
JAIL PoR UouRT.-Scme days ago. Mr. Sner
man Plat and other gentlemen were exer-
cisipe win ten.pins At Maeee's bowling an
loon, on Z street near 18th. an q after the game
was con ctuded, MT. Plat went 20 the coat rack
sor mas overeoai, bat some one had taten o.
before ne ended hrs came. Other eentiernen
nsd seen young man named john w. vii
htnson take the coat put o. on and iesve. SUB
sequcntiy the coat was pawned with hros~r.
son was arrested by ofaeer q reer and taken DE-
tore Justice Morsell, who gave him a h-ar,ux
imposition Was manifested by the parties 10
sssed TIE S.ena1s. Of IN. Srissnss iTss and
nee, however, could not see % n thst light.
and committed young within for court
CRIMINAL CoURr, ysd9e Wy,e.-Testerday.
FRANCIS harrison, indicted for the murder OF
sarah Harrison, was found guilty OF man
slaughter.
JUDGE PSshv.-This morning, in the case Of
Tiney CarrelI, in which the jury were unable
tered.
Mary Turner, con victed OF larceny. received
nofnina al sentence.
In the case OF James n. G. Wilson, indicted
for an assault and battery, noIe pros en-
tered
SAD ACCIDENT Mr.. John Is. Lord, while
working circular cav At his wood yard
corner of 4th and q streets. Monday afternoon
had his right hand caught and two fingers
were cut on anu the bones of the thumb frac-
tured in several places. Drs. Bond and Elio,
were called, when amputauon was found
necessary. which operation was performed b.
Dr. Bond.
INSPECTIONS or LUmBKR.-Mr J. q Rob
Inson, inspector OF lumber, reports that dur.ng
the year 1co6 he has measured s.6i7,63S feet of
lumber, 3,75e, 6le feet Of which were OF yellow
pine.
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W. HON. HORACE GREELEY

lrHoS' HoEAoE 0stkLEY
Will deliver the Fourth Lecture Of the Y M. C..
A. course Ut Wesley Chapel, cor. 3th ana SIS,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. II, a, 8 o clock
Admission 70 cents. Tickets for sale at Book
and hustc Stores, and at the door. IL.
~ N0IICE IAtRE9ULAR MEETING OF
N TIE R1PU BeICAN AssOCI ATIUN will
inst, ht7h O'Clock at Union League Hall, Al
Stbs rect No distinction made whatever on &C
count OF race, color, or igion to become On em-
bers OF this sssoci ation. A good moral character
and desire 20 ad ance the cause of hdmanity
and freedom the only necessary req uisites Per.
sons Wishing 60 join the association can come in
person or address. A. G. HALL
yANN Secretary,
"a ANNUAL MEETING
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oRA Till -, 81 I
Two handsome MARBLE HDBB VASES. stand.
Ing six feet, valued at Ss0o-99 Per chance. On
exhibition st hstiet JCAN BOYLIp,
Bookseller and Btationer,
u H-1' - /. 2i0 Penn . svsnus.
II Ier OF PROPOSALS OF 4 MIeeHLLA.
- neoos cnereSesr received q the Once 81 the
Quarternastsr General Tor the week ending Ian.
's ysn e. ~ G.oS., v.shi,sssu. D. O., os,u "a
iurnish 70 900 had -hlsck on the most reasonable
join =. AcosAv, Alexsaads. vlsxinss, oar,
-t2lurchsss SoEds nafd wood II ess end q eords
Q. GSiistt. % New Orisals. yrepSsss.ts
ssssh ssyernn'nt clothing. No Isfsesir'
K O0hsU.ais.s B0HDe,lso fl77's 81 !
siHf111Sr PAYABLE JAHUAHY AID JULY,
sisssxs II Ter sais In slsa b suit. Il -
LlwIs JOHNSON co., Dsnksn.
il lss1tif nsZ. 4 500 Psa.syisssis syeses.
E9Ed ,sAAtHSEA2ss ,4sHI, lLAskI1s az
ssrest. 10 "s- . WIZ a sSsf 7sf'l' taiS-1ws
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IETBRNAL RBvRNpB.-The receipts from thi,
source to-day were S5C3, sl9.49.
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n~JOSEPH II sHATFIELD,
S rBE0CH CONFECTIONERY
LADlE6, ICA CRHAM nVMTMn or M =

2<6 Penn. Ave-. bet. 18th and 18th sta.
49, Wsddinss: Diner or Super Parties supplied q
sakss, and Ooafsctioneries, Jeiiiss WeddiSs
G "a best quality. Table Ornaments: Salads,
Ice Cream, Water Ice. Roman Punch, Boned Tur.
Jelly, Charlotte Russs, etc., etc -
Attendants also will be sent TO attend to oil de-
cut Flowers TO order.
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INSPECTIONS or LUMBER.-Mr yG Rob
Inson, inspector OF lumber, reports that dur. ng
the year 1s66 he has measured s,6i7,63 feet of
pine.
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MhfsofolsiscANnL ,ss AtLrr.
srs.s sss;s;s nv t sS i;sS sssr s;:r 9:'
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will be remembered, was defeated BY CoIIyer
some months since. during the fight stood at
NECKLACES corner, giving him instru ctions
% the manner In which he should night his
10. MsGlade aimed but missed terri A. blov
atCoiiyer's fronttspieee, after which ciInch,
desperate struggle, and McGlade went down
=, ~; Coilyer In slightly on McG.'s breast, and
McG down 10 avoid punishment.
10 CoIiyer IN again on his op ponenrs breast
give and take, Coliyer finally iand,ne a sting
ing blow on McG.'s nose, which bied pro.
Iuseiy: IL was In this round that Necklaces
10. McGlaoe lodged blow, and went down
TO avoid punishment. 80 -
y. McGlade bit RICH, and left, and fell As
maTrs a, Eomys ss a. snis stage bore but slight
IS. Feinhng, and both down after An a..
chAnse. McGlade frequently struck out and
a %isseo MS man, the enort seeming to greatly
confident, and always first 70 answer to the
call Of time. $40 to 90 bet ON Coliyer
~. Ended by MEG. going down In his own
81. McGlade in with his left on CoI,v.r,.
tbs men ieii AT tins Juncture II was DIain
70 be seen that McGlads was greatly exhausfsd
While sam seemed as fresh as st the com.
ner and tried to vomit, and when :. time" Wa
called fer round A' was
q Wa: tardy in coming to III. scratch. Sam
~ &c. :. IRE neevy blows In succession on
Metf.'s throat and one on his dial; after which.
tney clinched, and Moo. went down In his
own corner IA"
%. From this to the asrh round NEON a.
last was again sick in his corner Coiix sss
stock still rising. - : = OS"Je'
90. Sam got In heavy ON the shoulder /.
rapid aPp., s.sSn Chan and CoIiyer wa. Knocked
g dial blow from Mcdlade. -Uhssrs from ne ne
81. Clinch. and McaIade down. "'s
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AMlRICAN IRON AND STEEL AssocIAr,ou
will Be held ct
n SOHIO HALL,
Corner Of 9th and d streets,
wAsHIHGroH.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1867.

f~B0ARD OF TRADE ROOMS, OLAGIrr 4
N SwEENYs, No. Market space.
ELEoTIoH OF OFFICERS.
The rou! nth Quarterly Meeting Of the Board Of
Trade Will transDire on FRIDAY RvININ9
next; jan Is, 1857: when Q President. two Vice
Presidents, and board OF twelve Directors win
be elected, to serve for the ensaine year
n. 6ARDO. Secretary.
IaH 6t Int. ,ehrcn. Con. Unien
NJ MAeOniC:..A. teted meeting of COLUh :
w biA kOYA kCH OHAPfER No Is,
DAY the 18th inst. ct o'clock ,. m. on which
oecasion the rssolutton adopted ct the last con
sepeIetion Of the Gran =. A. Chapter OF MARI.
Ia6d and the Bfst!tct Of Cylumbia will be con.
are reQuerted 70 De present.
By order Of the II ). II p.
rnst o. MOVES, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
rNANCIAU, AND COMMERCIAL.

LoLDoN June 27-Noon-COnsols for money, 94h.
United States Five-twenty Bonds, 49, Illinois Central
Railway shares, Eric Railway shares A. Atlantic
and Great Western shares, 25t.
Af,ernoon-Consols have advanced D. and are now
quoted at ga United States FveTenty bonds have also
advanced d, and price now is 7Ss Illinois Central
Railway shares 80; Erie Railway shares, ~; Atlantic
and Great Western Railway shares, 25a
LIVERPOOL, June 27-NOOn.-COtton quiet and steady ,
estimated sales to-day 1eee0 bales Midding Upands
lId Mddlng Orleans ND Breadstufs quiet. Corn 9Sl6
for New. Southern Flour 3o California Wheat, 1919.
Barley, 41O Oats 3S Peas, $751; Provisions unchanged
Pork 74. Beef, 1851 Lard 49i. Bacon 42I. Cheese 62
Pot Ashes slE Rosn-Common n (; Fine 12I. Spirits
Turpentne S1i6. Petroleum-Spirits, Sd; Refined 1i2
Tallow, 44l3 Glover Seed, 42i.
AfernOOn-NO changes have occurred in the Cotton or
Breadstus markets since the report In the Pro-
vision market Bacon has advanced 3d. and the quotation
now is 1913 Lard has declined 6d and now rules at 1916
Pork, Beef, and Cheese without alteration In the
Produce market there are no changes to announce
LONDON, June 27-NoOn-Ho. IL Dutch Standard Sugar
25i Scotch Pig Iron sac Calcutta Linseed 64 Lin
seed Oil, 1O. Lnseed Cakes, $40 5l0s1O 1Oi. Whale
OIL 9S5. Sperm Oil, $780,
AfternoOn-The quotations of all articles the same
as atnOon.
ANTWERP, June 27.-PetrOleum, 99f. toc.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.

THE CITY TREASURER DENIES TIE ALLIED fhAVp'
pr TELEGRAPH TAB TRIBUNE
NEw-ORLEANs, June 27.-The City Treasurer has
published statement Of the amount OF notes Issued ana
by what authority, and denying Mayor Heath power 10
repudioe any portion He continues TO receive them fOI
debts dne the city without distinction The sut against
Jacob Barker, as depositOr, for the emDeLAemcht o
S2I 900, was on trial to-day
THE sUB-TREAsURY DEFALCATIoNs-MARsHh HER
ron IMPLICATED
NEW ORLEANS June 27.-Special Treasury Agent
William Bell has arrived in this city, being delegated Dy
Secretary McCuoch to arrange matters relative 10 inc
further Of the assets secured to the United
States in New Orleans account or the suDirsas! u
falcatons Serious charges have also been nade against
Cen Heron United States Marshal, TO the department.
N will he remembered that Heron was one OF inc ec
tors OF he First National Bank, and belongs 10 tne Tins
bo so largely oyerdrew. The grand jury drawn by
HERON before whom the Directors of the bank ana dc
fuers of the Treasury should have been indicted nave
bcen summary discharged, and q new rc'tiTe lssneu
Secretary McCuoch seems 10 be determngd taa no one
shall tlwart him in bringing TO justice thosc "no Gu
erossly abused his confidence.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
CANADA.
sY rxLKeRApH TO the TRIBUNE.

ToRoNTo June 27.--The case of Il. G. Dun N Co.
agt Bradsreet Son, for book piracy, adjourned upon
application Of the defendants until September III me
meantime an Injunction has been granted against Brad
street restraining the any of their books in Upper
Canada.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
OTTAWA, June 27.-The members of the first Gov
ernment of the Dominion Of Canada are to be sworn IN on
Monday The following list of their names may be relied
on as correct. Messrs. Mcdonald. McIongall; Blair
CampbeU Rowland, CARTE, Gait, Saugerin, Chopils,
Kenny. Archibald. Tily. and Mitchl. Mr. Kenny is
leading merchant of Halifax, and Is the joint nominee oi
DR. Tupper, and Darcy McGee who have Withdrawn IN
his favor. . ,r, ..
lease has been granted by the Government to Thomas
Barnett OF Clifton giving him exclusive rRt 10 inc
stairway and pathway leading to Niagara Fans, to pre-
vent exorOn The rates TO be charged are regulated Dy
the lease. o,. -.
MoSTREAL June 27.-Five hundred and fifty troops
drafts for regiments in this country arrived py the
steamer HISTORIAN. =. a., ,. -,
No more news from the steamer North American has
hcpr receiVed-
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
GEORGIA.
SEVERE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-. - .-us TRfHuNE

M rELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ..
ArcrsTA Ga. jane PA heavy rain Storm accom-
nonicd by thunder and lightning, visited tns se''o iS
afternoon demolishlng trees ana, it Is ic"ieu
netIy I'm all parts OF the state In solne seJsiVms @ ,
whites appear to be lukewarm 6ut Hie pi'S' 10 "e"e
rreistratfon as au imperative duty. 49,, ,vhitos and
sAvANSAH Ga June G.-Seventy-ihite wmeo .,I ~ .ns
,oi coIored were registered to-day, making lo VI 'V'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
THE MAINE TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
nv TELEGRAPH TO THK TRIBrSE.

BosToN. June T.-At the annual meeting Ola OI 'Ie ie
stackboders of the Maine Telegraph Company, held In
This city the following gentlemen were Mnan
ously elected Directors for the ensuing year Hiia sI
bcrt Hoton of Bangor, Bion Bradbury, VIM MeLnu OF
portland Robert Move of Easport ana EdWln r. LtuS M
deId of WiperpOrt. AT subsequent meeting OF lnc III
rectors H. o. Alden, esq, chosen Piesldeht and W.
Merrill Secretary and Treasnrer Tor e ensuing year
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
THE wIyoosKI ON HER WAY TO PORTSMOUTH.

FoRTRTss MONROE June 25.-The u. 5. gunboat
winooski which arrived yesterday from MaanLas Win
e an cases of yellow fcver among the crew, has been
o,ered TO Portsmouth, N H. She left the halbor ut
o'clock o. M.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
VIRGINIA.
TO TaE TRIBUNE.

BY TELEcRAPH TO THE IhIHUNH a,
RICHMOND. Va, June 27.--Judge CndcrwoodS
Court adjourned to-day. distler convicted Oh making
90, entries on his books was fined $500, and his dstilng
@ ratus forfeted Registration commenced to-day III
~ lover wards aud resulted in registering SIG whites
and 5i2 negroes.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
MEXICO.
MADAME JUAREZ.

MADAME JUAIIFI
By TRIBUNE
New ORLEANS, June 27-The authorities at Wash
ington have telegraphed to Collector Kellogg with
view TO having the revenue cutter wilderness In readi
ness at this point for the conveyance Of Madame Juarez
and suite TO Vera Cruz.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28

ALABAMA LAW REFORMED ny GIN. swAYHE-TE
ORDNANCE CoMMITTEE-No PRESIDENTIAL yES-
SAGE EXPECTED AT THE July SESSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

a, ALTA Tribune
LONDON, June 27-2p. m.-The great China house
of Fnlay IL HOdgsOn has been merged into that OF
the banking house of Barings Bros.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS.

THE woUID-BB ASSASSIN AND THE PoLEs-THE
ROYAL vIsrrs-THE EXIIIBITION-IusToR IN
PARIS.
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A New and Grand Epoch in Medicine

Dr. Maggiel is the founder Of new Medical
Systeml The quantitarans, whose vast inter
nal doses enfccble the stomach and palalyzc the
bowels must give precedence TO the man who
restores health and appetite, with from one 20
two of his extraordinary Pills, and cures tho
most virulent sores with n box or 80 OF his won
dcrful and all healing Salye. These two great
specifics of tho Doctor are fast superscdlng all
the sterotyped nostrums of tho day. ExtTaor-
binary cures by Magglel's Pills and Salyo have
opened the eyes of tbe public to the ineficiency
OF the $50 called) remedies of others, and upon
which people have 40 long blindly depended.
Maggies Pills are not of the class that are swal-
lowed by the dozen, and Of which of every box
full taken creates an absolute necessity for an
other One or two OF haggiels Pills suidces to
place the bowels in perfect order tone the stone
ach, create an appetite, and render tho spirits
liz Tt and buOyant There is no gripping and no
reaction in the form Of constipation. ifthe icof
is affected, its functions restored and If tbs
nervous system is feeble, ii Is lnviSorated. 1As
last quality makes the medicines very desirable
for the wants of delicate females. ulcoroGs aHQ
eruptye diseases are literally extinguShea nY
tho disinfectant power of Maggieis Salya. IN
fact il Ia here announced that HagEicl's Liii-
Gus, Dyspcptic und Diarrhea Pals cure
whore all others fail. While for Barns, Soalds,
Chiiblains, Cuts, and all abraaiona Of tho skins,
Maggiers saiVe is infalhbo SAID by j. Mag
giol 43 Fulton Street, New York, and all Drug
gists at % cts. per box. lll,ly
L. l.. butcher Sons, Agents, 81 Adams VI
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-02-08

On Monday evenings meeting was
+''o 10 organize the First Congrega-
,Y''' Society of st. Adams. r. II.
acted as Chairman, and DIR. S.
Jay as Secretary. A Constitution
10 oaered, and Messrs. A. j. Samson,
=, '"mah' and H. G. Greene, designa-
committee to obtain signatures
w.. H. The following gentlemen were
FrO'u'ed committee to draft by-
Or the organization: Messrs. j.
D'aytt, G. F. Stafford, l.. L. Dutch
b., AO adjourned meeting will be
ps,t a. O'Clock on Saturday evening
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spttjal 1lotjres.
USE r ENNB'S PAIN KILLING
MAGIC OIL.

q
Every person ia this town viii find it for thcT
profit as well as for their comfort. if they use
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil when they have
Headache, roothachc, Chilblails, Ague in the
Face aud Jaws, lame shoulders, rheumatism,
Sciatica, Bruiscs, Cramps, Colds, Group, Sore
Throat, or any pains of this nature. The ladies
will lind lis use peculiar blessing TO relieve
their peculiar pains Il is one oftho best things
to use in the family rs a general remedy Tor any
kind of painful disorder or hurt or burn, ever
discovered, and it is clean and delicious 10 use.
Use il freely. Sold by all Druggists and Mcr-
chants
WIN. RENNE, pittsfeld, Mass.
Sold in st. Adams by all Druggists, and Weeks
q Reynolds, Grocera. l29-ly
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Every yodng lady and gentleman in The
United States can hear something very much to
their advantage, by return mail, Gree of oharge|
by addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears of being humbuggod will oblige by not
noticing THIS card. All others Will please adj
dress their obcdicnt servant,
THOS. Il. CHAPMAN
S3l Broadway, New York.
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Sepa,o.i nc is story current Of
Aayin~ eieDougal, of California, that
pas,'s nightly over estimated his ca,
ter and ior reireshment, he found gut
Who, sb.' was aeeosted by a policeman,
to get au n him roughly, desired him
ap w up "Do you know who
aid t numbered the Senator. "No,
said A buttons Tons I'm a great man.
SrersSJ ~ 'ougal, Cant you see Tn
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Hiram Luske, Postmaster and
'a'aee of the Peace, at North Elba,
A. j. was arrested in St. Adams,
Wednesday evening by Deputy Mar
'laI flanagan and Constable White,
VI Burlington, for passing counter
ls' $50 I. S. Treasury note on Mr..
O''8ihot Burlington. He was brous ht
before ! 5. Commissioner w. H. Hoyt
~ examination, which resulted in his
Osias bound over for trial in the sum
2 s0OO' Hon. VIM. Clapp. who has
Dso acquainted with Luske for a
number OF years, furnished the bail.
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THE house of engineer Louis And
.,,op on the Western Reserve, was
,.,srod Monday night, Ly rascal or
...,ls who stole a vest, which was
.,isr his pillow, containing a watch
~.r,b 600, and a dress from an adj
.song apartment containing 1927
On Wednesday night Of last week
H. Thomas Bucks house was entered,
ri $50 stolen.
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DIED-

In Milton Jan 10th. Mrs Hannah Meals, wild
ow OF the late stephen Moars, aged IS years last
Dccemaor The deceased was the Oldest inh8bl-
tant in Milton andh has resided on the same farm
for SIEVE ty-thrco years, and in the same house
Tor 60 years
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DANcU

st tho Franklin House, Highgato Springs
Friday LEeuiii4 Jan. V. lsd7.
Also on Washing .ol'- B.rth-Day, Fridav Jvcn-
ing Feb -. 1861 Mas. Hubb4rdY Band
I}l 1900 I4s-5V
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A'a meeting of the Eagle Base Ball
=, l,'' held on Tuesday evening, the
moving officers were elected: Pres
~ o'1, Luther B. Hunt; Vice President,
Mason; Secretary, Barlow At
''oa' Treasurer, f. j. Samson.
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-FoR SALE Mr.. George w Bal
alters for sale his residence on LIKE
street which he adyertises in this
..pe Of the TRNsoRIPr 1t is a very
desirable business location, and de-
serves a handsome block Of three
stores
Thomas Failey, also offers for sale
81. residence on North Main Street,
and MIR Henry a. Cutler his on the
Ea. side Of Thomas Street Both
are situated in pleasant portions OF
m yllage, and will doubtless find
mg purchasers
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u. r. srarshaI's Notice.

UNITED STATES,
VERMONT DIslRIcT, SIS.
Pursuant 20 mnnition issued out Of the Hon
orablc District Court of the United States for the
District uf Vermont, | hereby give notice that an
information for the violation al the RoVOnue
Laws ui the United States, has been filed Ia said
Court by d. G. Dennison, Esg., attorney of the
United States for the District Of Vermont against
es,l0 P'H OF puRNEilA SHOE PATTERNS,
seized az 81, Adams m said district, on the lSth
day Of Jan, A. u. 1851, by Geo L. Sfannarl.
Esq. Collector Of Cuatoms for said District and
trial viii be had on the property seized and
Tho same viii be- condemned as forfeited, agree
ably 10 the prayer OF said iufolma ton al the
next term of said court. 70 be holden az Bur
lingtol on the fifth day Of March A. %.
1867, At 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, unless claim
or claims shall be intorposcd on or before that
day, Of which all persons Interested Will ;ako due
notice and govern themselves accordingly
Given under nd, ny hand a. Chester nsAid nis-
II. II HENRY
i5l-2w Y. $ Narshs'
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IN St. Adams. at the residence Of the BRIDE
father, GA tine 3ist uit., by the Bcy. Or. Bigeov.
DR. Seneca I. Hyde and Miss Lorraine II. Soule
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THE TRANSCRIPT,
r,,day. February 8, 1867.

news our friends in the several towns
al adjoining counties will confer a
% W. e.',r by sending us all items Of local news
'f'"' .,nns uadsr their observation. Con-
1" "' .so,ll in all cases, give their names,
'O''' ....arily for publication but as suaran-
'A lfsith. No matter about the form Of
ntribnHons give US the Subject mat
'u I'M We will put it into shape.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-02-08

Senator a. a. Il, 7. Frelinghuysen, U. S,
third o y, elect from New jersey, is the
The posit iaS name who has occupied
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-02-08

"A three days Musical Convention,
commencing March 5th, is to be held
fletcher 1t is to be under the di-
is'ton Of Mr. \. F. Leach of Sheldon
@iE P Phillips Of St. Adams.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-02-08
Officc ofthc Intcrnationol I1m-
pION-Incn1 Co. - NnssnM slI.

4 Ii young men wishing immediate employ
N mont as Bookkeepers, Clerks, Statesmen
Porter Entry, Shipping or Receiving Clerk; or
any kind of position in New York City, call or
send to the Office of the International Employ
ment Co., 81 Nassau, St., n Y, for circular
containing all information, terms, &c.
Farmers, Merchants and all Business mon In
the Country, supplied free Of charge. All on
ders from the Country promptly attended Ia.
LYNN & co
Gonoral Agents
81 Nassau st. l5l-4w
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-02-08

John L. Wellington, roadmaster
dihe Troy aud Boston Railroad, who
MAS arrested at the time the property
itaaroad was attached, has been re-
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-02-08

YNIE annual meeting of the Stockholders of
/ the Missisquoi oil Company, for the choice
of Feb, 1867, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
l5l-1w J.. a. SSyWI.ES, Soc'y
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-02-08

.,r,xr 10 ADVERTISERS. The TRANSCRIPT
,l5e the circulation in ST. Aibans Of
has ,,ipted in the state. Its circulation
guy M, Increasing throughout Franklin and
'..r5 l..e Counties.