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ReCal aotires.
KINsNAN CuAsF,s Est

n n.
STATE OF VERMONT. Tho Honorable the Probs,,
Distrct u Chittenden s. Court for the District Of
Clittendenden,
To al persons interested in the estate % Knsman P
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GEEL1ISG.
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NEWS or TEE W EEFE
BY TELEGRAPH.


Ii is denied that ,hc difficulty between
Turkey and Italy bias blen settled. Tie
latter demands full roparai0n.
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the Committee 1ua olsn.l the slasesip-
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were ilicci tu see our eItiz.u- ,z.l5-t their
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SD. y "a. ". SMITH.
OEG.E.TS

THE AMERICAN ORGANS are tie ONLY
REAL REED OR0AFS nov before the puplic-
This ONLY or-an having REV Err : GRATING
SOUND BOXur WIND CUESr-Wh.ch has the
same important part CD perform as d Sounding
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rssunarce Of tourl and without which the organ
becomes merely Meicdeon 10 a. organ Case.
The American Organs Lot only lave the VIM
Chest or Sound Box, but have the large organ
Bellows giving power and great steadiness Of tone
These with their extreme tine ro.cing o. the Reeds
and terf.stfuz Of the tsnei rlnhv them IRE MUSI
b-KFEC-T ORGAN KNOWN. These great iu-
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.ttbip III the AMERICAN ORGANS pace then in
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- - zee than any other reed instrument in the
V.lts.. careful examination q then, ia com
p1ri-on win sihcrs, vii quickly show their
superiority,
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First Prize OF $40, 600 !
NOTICE.


','uE existence 81 the Bank q Burlington, char
/ tered by the Legislature Ct the Stste Of Vermont
and located az Burlington IN said state was ter
minated agrceahly 20 the laws If said state on the
18Th day q September 4. ID. l-t6, and nsticeis
hereby given that said Lank Will redeem It's out
standing bills 80
THE following act ofthe Legislature Is published
BY direction Of sait Bank
BY order o. the Directors
o. :. DODGE. President.
c. A SUMNER, Cashier
Gurlirgton, Zee IN, lse6.
AN ACT relating to the redemption Of Bank
Notes.
Il Is hereby enacted by the General Assembly CT
the State Of Vermont,
SIC L. After the expiration Of the charter Of
any bank chartered by this state, or after the
termination Of the existence CT any such bank
agreeably to the laws Ct this state, such hank
may cause notice TO be published In AL
the weekly newspapers Of the County where
such bank is located, for one full year,
setting forth that said bank will redeem its out
standing bills, the day OF the expiration OF It's
charter or the date OF the termination Of Its exs-
tence and a copy OF this act, and upon due publ
cation OF such notice neither such hank nor IT'S
officers shall be liable to any action for the non-Ie
dempiion Of any Of Is outstanding bills unless the
same shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid at the
banking house o. such bank.
SIC . After the expiration Of the charter or
AFTER the termination Of tie existence Of anv such
ject to the operation liable to the provisions Of
tbs sixty third section Of chapter eighty nine OF
the General Statutes.
SEC B. This act shall take sf.et from lite pas
/ sage.
! Approved Nov 10. lists. ~sSwiy
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LELAND, JOHNSON q 90.
81 DevOnshIre S.. Boston.

IT friends and the trade are cautioned
again al Collars unlicensed by the llign Co, as
suits c now being daily commenced IN various
parts " the country by the MON c.. against
dealers in the same.
HAT II, Johns ~ GO.
3IWaIIen ST., New York.
SELLING AGENTS UNION T. e. 90. AND
AMERICAN NODDED COLLAR 90
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last Of articles
10 BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
And not g. he paid for until You what you
have drawn.

- Rosewood Pianos. worth $NoUl O. 5000
80 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases, I,luG % @45.O'
=u Music B Xes, 2 Co % tunes, 1870 % 80
Il1 Sewing Machines, 5l.lJto l25,op
'.10l silver . ca Sets, $50 o. 1901
% Silver Revolving Patent Cas-
TOYS. l5Gl to $50 lI
$40 silver Fruit CAKE Baskets i5.O1to % 1l
i..l Sets Silver Tea Table spoons 1890 20 $500
IUu Gold Hunting Case Watches, iUuU0 10 -. li
Jed Diamond Rings, Cluster. &C. 5l,00t1 1H,0I
Gold Watches. a. on 90 2loO1
Ladies Gold Watclcz. 6ln0 @ $500
silver Watches $500 % j1,lJ
.I. Vest Chains. 500 t0 800
2 UtH Pa.rs Ear Ring, ,ucv styles $50 % 5.Ol
.H Sec ia.es. pa 20 1Ol
Gold Pencils. 800 O. s 90
syn. Onyx and Amethyst Brooches 80 O. ll,oJ
'- Lava aud tlorentina Brooches, f.o1 % tej
..H Masonic Pins, 4.CUt0 90
-. Gold watch Keys new pattern ~ to 40
-.H sets Of Bosom studs i.su to t,O0
-.f FrameIet Sleeve Buttons 2.-0t1 1000
5000 Plain God and Chased Rims 80 T. 1000
5000 stone >etaud seal Rings, z-51to 1000
-..HI Miniature Lo,kcts. an sizes, - O. 700
.i..'' sets &C Ladies' Jewelry, Sos q 20 90
'-...| watch Charms. feIchl 3 80 O. 80
Gold Pens. I'll eX. Gases Penc U.s. 80 o. 30
.....' GENTS Breast and scarf Pins 800 O. - 90
H Ladies' New -yle Belt Buck les, SO O. go
N t.atc.liEc and G. uart Chairs. --10to 2loo
i,. loo Iuimtles, $50 % i1iH
5000 Sets Ladies Brooch Err Drops 6.o0to i2t
-.H.. u..I Crosses, 1850 % 600
ID. Do Oval Band Bracelets. GOO 70 2l0o
Heavy Gold Chain Bracelets. 500 20 81 OBJ
.H .ll Ear Drops, all colorz- SD % go
$3.50. N,v style Jet ana Gold fardrcrs. oo 70 200
..HHI Gold Pens Gold Mt'd Ebony Huid .4fu % 200
Lad Sets rev sty les, Cue rystlls, al Jet, Hard
au.Hel. &c ae,
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1lcw aNrCriiscmCnts.
WORLD MUTUAL
5lIie Insurance Company.
..- BEoGDU4T, VIEW I0Rk-

Ea. sf irr.iar-.
Sc A. l,-. Isaac d. Fro,hllshsui.
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Oliver u H.r-... Henry T. Pituep.ilt.
T. Citizen Zen. Go 10 p. 7houer.
'stlr o.. Cornell John ii8' scg.
u. Nm. 3 f.l-llrI Iuwarauf.
ID. Sc -.sf1.e. Ttaa1s- T Buckley
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A. rfra--=- -i--fs b. Prentice.
u.EE F. braves %. Messenger.
Alex /. blast. George I. Nichols.
lfmrs IS. Negsr f.ir g.. 10. bingham.
i.n. a.. Fowler. liam C. sheldon.
slul D.. tHI--t-l. U.lsCr $. Carter.
norman IS. Bentley LCsi- 10. Lodcr.
81. O.. i. Prentice. f.iu RI. d. Maxwell
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t-Ul c-rH o. JAP er. Fen .4llu Hicks.
riEIgFEs.
f'-NEGE 2. WILLARD. ........-... O.. Pre- ..gc-t
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d" PLY r.k---.-..-- -.--. secretary au1 Actuary.
H ROGERS. N D ...- Medical TX miner 10 Oh e.
. era NEM- i... q -u.r'r- PIy sicl-. B-rr Bis D.
q .. PRENTICE Atty Counsellor 81 Wal st.
his tomuauy. now fully Organized, having
mplic. with TIE laws Of y. i Slate. and deposit
% $40. .H0 n tscaI.tai, with tile .uperiuteadcnt
ct tac Insurance Department :r tic security or
various kinds at policies on ss iIs,-ttle coalitions
those ui ans other Company.
DIVIDENDS increase with -.ls q se 0f the Policy.
tur-T. cipat'l- rates l.e lower than ia Sc o.
ally Conn any ia tle " .rl4-
Losses paid In thirty days after due notice Rad
T-H0f 81 death.
Liberal arrangement made IN regard % travel
Hlc-thir. a. the amount q prem um will he
B .uei tAc pU..cI-A H.lcT when desired.
'sheTal arrangements made with good Agents.
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BRYANT, sTEAJroy * cuAlBEELN's


BInk Merchandise Emporium Is1n. "a Z. o.
Insurance and Comm sion Offices. Post eih'v, Tel
egraph Offices &C g. complete Working order, N
which students are drilled in business r. &C. lally
done We intent the BRYANT stt ALTON
TNSTITU TON shall zNfl HE rus nf-r Those en-
terius with u shall not he Disappointed inytsti-
gate our claims AluIess,
BRYANT. STATION 3 CuANBcRLIN.
EurAn-.,n, VI
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILiAN
REVIEWER.
HALLS EGETABtE sICILIAS HAIR
REVIEWER.
ReEews the Hair
Resiorss Gray Hair 70 IL Original Color
Prevents It's falling OF,
Mixes fae han Smooth and Gisfsyi
It does not stain the Skin
It las proved Itself the best preparation ever pre-
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Give It q trial. Price sl.01
r. HALL ( co Nashua, y. II.
For sale bY all druggists.
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BROWNS
Es3ONCHgAL TROCEgt.S

'4f e. AA -.'AA
Fcr bronchitis, Asthma. Catarrh, Con-
sumptiye IlIo-t Diseases,
sEo-HE- ARE rsls nl.a ALWAYS Gl.H sr-czs--
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
VIA Gai Ir-',- u-,.a' .a cheering Che voice when
t-so- l-iaIe Singing az spesail-, asa relieving,
tho throat .f.e- an urusuL ev--liHa o. the vocal
organs Tie Iraef.s are zee ..-i-au-ei am, pre-
s-.i..l tg Physicians. 51i haze i.l testimonial
.-eu eu.rlr. men t--.u-.. .ut -hee -rtry Feia-
au article af --ue m.-t. aHa h-s.-e rr-.t tac'-
,'y 'yI t-sttt aeu' -cs-s. ea.f ge7. Dr.
-m ia usv l.r,it-s ia various parts tie
p. a-i tie Tr.-i,, ore universally pronounced
t...ar ll.l oder articles.
o.-a- ..'. -eH WIS Es.r.as.- lz,.uE 80
aa- uot l.te any .. ua HaHa. istlf.aas
Ola. r-t f.-oi SOFA erery-H--s.
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Burlington Il Pittsburgh.

II Nt " r * ASSobiAIloN.
I'VE ,i-lie,r-h s.ml annual meeting Of the
I Cti.-cul r. HIuty Teachers Ass0ciatiur, will
be- held f.. Cha-i -.e l- Friday and SATURDAY, the
--tL and -r-h 90 J1luarJ, l-61.
Order Of Exercises.
rsiu'r MORNING.
.I O'Clock. Orrlrirl.i.r-
Address D. Rev. j. Z. Lewis, q Williston.
A. lEaN0OS.
F..ry. t, Sir .icrry priucle, Of Charlotte.
address Hs Is. i Lr.yclw0rth, A. u. Of Hines-
tur-l ACADEMY.
MING.
Aldrcss. hy 2. e. Butler, ". D. q Essex.
sirUHp1V RsISG.
= .o-ti.-. ot .licc7- ara other business.
r--ay. tg i.ss ". Russell 90 Shelhurn.
tssay, by 'ir -. s. CiIy ol L. '. VI
All .rrlov.
ui,.r--. .-.- -ll closing Addresses.
Tie p,lr'e.f Charlotte tender their Inequalities
o. Teachers ans other members Of the Association
py order q Tie Executive Committee.
Jan. 70, l-.--i-
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highly entertaining paTloT diversions TO- both old
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CItAE7> LaDfEs'
PAPER OEsk.SEts.
VARIOUS STYLES

The above goods are Oh %. .i-c-. .. h5 tIH
Jl.In Toe. who osu oil tte controlling ia.e- Cole
lag Fateats.
rs-No other Collar. tut GRAY's arc MOLD
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- STATE or 5 VERMONT As Honorable P5oS.,.
i 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-02

was so thin and uncomfortable that Mr..
CRUMp moved that il adjourn which mo-
ton was voted down by ayes Is, noes rs.
This disclosing the disability to legislate
for want of quorum, and it being rainy
night, with considerable reluctance the
more industrious and economical members
yielded to second motion, and the House
adjourned.
FRIDAY, March l, 1867.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Head, Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South.
The Journal and the Senate bill were
read, and Senate bills referred.
Committees made reports, and Senate
bills were placed on the calendar,
The Senate joint resolution relative to
the compensation of the clerks Of the two
Houses of the General Assembly was read
o first and second time, and ordered to its
third reading.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Mr.. GARNET offered the following reso-
luton:
Whereas but two days of the session of
the General Assembly remain, and It being
impossible 70 consider aud dispose of the
I matters OF legislation OF great importance
and general interest which remain nm.
finished and undisposed of, and others ~
perhaps still greater and more vital inn
portance which may arise, and reon;re
prompt and speedy action by the repre-.
sentauves OF the people; therefore
BE u resolved by the General Asseab,,,
That bis Excellency ,Governor Peirno;S,'
be, and he is hereby, respectfully reonested
TO convene the General Assembly of Vir1
GINA at the capital OF the State on Monday
next, the 4th instant, at 10 o'clock A. nj
Then and there TO consider and take &C.
ton on such matters of public interest .,
they in their wisdom may deem best 70,
the welfare Of the State--aDd that com
mi,tee.of three on the part Of the House
. ahd two on the part of the Senate be ap.
I pointed TO wait on the Governor with q
copy Of this resolution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-02

corrurpx COMMERCE WITH BALTIMORE.
The receipts of southern produce ey wa .,,
have been fair during the month OF o9i =. -,
arv. The receipts of cotton amoun'eu :"
g liz bales, Of which 3,073 baies CAM cam
from Norfolk, 1,l73 bales from Savannah,
oSs bales from Charleston, 5S3 bales rom
Wilmington, N. c., 1872 bales from oIner
North Carolina ports, 200 bales from MO
lille IO5 bales from Richmond, and 81 bales
from New Orleans. OF naval stores, there
were received 397 barrels rosin, barrels
turpentine, 43 barrels pitch, and 2 barrels
tar from N Norfolk; 6l8 barrels rosin from
Richmond; 679 barrels rosin, 382 barrels
turpentine, and 62 barrels tar from vii.
mineton, N. c.; 7s4 barrels rosin, ZIG
barrels turpentine, and III barrels pitch
from other North Carolina ports; 81
barrels rosin and barrels turpentine from
Charleston-making atotal receipt of 2,5O9
barrels rosin, 6l3 barrels turpentine,. 2za
barrels pitch, and Ga barrels tar. or lunl-
Der, l,2il, Ol5 feet were received $4,000
feet from Savannah, 450,0l5 feet from
Charleston, 162 900 feet from North Caro-
lima, and 1000 feet from Mobile. Vi
shingles, there were some $40, 900 received
from North Carolina. There were 56S
packages manufactured tobacco received
principally from Richmond and Norfolk
S,ln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-02

WORRYING THE RADICALs.-This morn.
ing Mr.. LIE Blond, on leave for personal
explanation, read ito the no small chagrin
of the Radical side of the House) tele-
graphic dispatches announcing the defeat
of the negro suffrage bill in the Ohio Le-
gislature, and of the rejection of the Icon
stitutional amendment by the Legisla-
ture of New York. What is to be done
with those refractory States For like
offences the South has been subjected to
the government of the bayonet. VIII
Congress carry out its policy, and send
military satraps to govern them Letter
in Baltimore Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-02

4. The Senate assembled at ii O'Clock A.
NJ, Lieutenant Governor CowPER in the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-02

On motion OF Mr.. SMITH, the House adj
journed before tho hour for recess was an
nounced; so there was no night session.
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The county court of Rockingham county
has directed the stock owned by that
county in the Manassas Gap Railroad Com
pany to be surrendered for the purpose of
accomplishing the proposed consolidation
Of that road with the Orange and Alexan-
The United Presbyterian congregation
In Harrisonburg have unanimonsly eajIad
the Rev. J. Rice Bowman to the pastoral
charge of the Presbyterian church there.-
Register.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

1Oc1 SPRING TRADE.-WHOLE-
1907. SALE oNLY.-We beg 10 call the at
tention of our friends and the trade generally 10
the fact that we are receiving our spring STOCK
which will be well assorted, and WI, e unmss
Wa have HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS. HOOP
SKIRTS, CoRSETs, SUBSCRIBERS, PEEL PEEL
MEkY FANCY SOAPS LlSEN and C JsseriD
ton PAPER and LINEN COLLARS, COMBS and
SMALL WARES, and notions entirely too numer-
ous to mention. ,,.
An examination Of our stock by the mere hants
generally visiting this market is respectfully So
iicited, and we assure them that we are ders scs
and ouality VALENTINE FRANKLIN,
"AN Wholesale Dealers in Notions, Nc.
fsos 1905 Main street Richmond, Va
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TIE PENIrENrIARY BILL.

Senate bill No. a., to amend and re-
enact chapter 2i3 Of the Code Of virginis,
edition of 1860, relative to the organlZa-
ton, government, and discipline oil the
penitentiary, was taken up. .xss,
The House Of Delegates insis. on 'nH"
substitute TO the said bill and .ne Iesoiu-
ton requesting committe OF conference
was taken up and agreed 70.
BiIls were put on the calendar. Sow