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next legislature, one to have the town
annexed bodily to Derby, while the
other requests a division of the terri
tory, part to go to Derby and the
rest to Charleston. We believe there
is no objection by the citizens to have
the town organization thrown up
All appear to favor this. The only
question among them is who to go to.
"THo' ONE ROSE FROM THE DEAD p
"A most marvellous case has occur
ed at Derby Centre, of Mrs. McNab,
who has been an invalid for above 25
years She is niece to DR.. McNab, and
scores of the most eminent Doctors in
Notwithstanding Boston and New
York-have treated her without
marked benefit, and a fortune has
been expended in useless attempts to
restore her! She sent for DR.. Crab.
tire of Hartford, Conn, in June. She
has been confined to the bed for years
lis past the meridian of life) and was
rapidly failing. BY his medical treat
ment, she is up and dressed, acalhs on
freely, without supports, or inconven
fence, and the people stand amazed
on beholding her, in good health, as
tho one rose from the grace! Hel
address is a above, and would be hap
Ply to inform any of the particulars.
COOP TEMPLARs.--The following
are the officers of Seymour Lodge
No. l, in Morgan, for the curren
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GREEN MOUNTAIN ScENERy-A

GREEN MOUNTAIN SCENERY.-Mr.
A. +. Styles, photographer of Burling.
ton, has sent US his catalogue of stereo-
scopic views of Vermont scenery,
which embraces 3S7 different ones
for each of which he asks the small
price of25 cts. He sends US "Belle
Water Pond" "Stone Flume," ant.
Hor and Willoughby Lake." .Jen.
ning's Bay" winter in Vermont
and "The Willows on Lake Cham
plain" If any one wants to get the
best scenery of Vermont ne can gel
anything he desires of Mr.. Styles very
cheap.
Mr.. Styles will send his catalogue
free to those who wish it.
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A few days since, twenty-seven wo-
men of Redfeld, Iowa, decided to abate
the whisky saloons of that place, and
they did. They were arrested and
tried before a Justice of that place
and acquitted. Subsequently, they
were arrested again, and taken TWEEN
ty-fve miles before another Justice
where they were again acquitted after
three days trial. M
There is movement on foot In
Fredericksburg, Va, to start line
OF sailing vessels between that place
and New York. .- ''.''' s -
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DIED.

In Glover, Aug. 81, Alexander O'Hara agsa
about so. oN0
In Glover, Aug. 30, OF dysenterv. PbHa dou.,
ter of ]. E. Dwinell, aged years. "''''' 1"ugfl-
In Waterford, Aug. 81, Dea. Jopob ca,-,o-..
aged SO years and IL months. Val Poi'ef
In Glover, Aug. %, widow Sarah McConnsn
aged Sc years.
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,ATrLE TRAIN-Runs Mondays only
Boston Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORI
For the Week ending Wednesday, Sept A, 1867
Amount of Stock at Market.


BEEF-Per 100 lbs. on total weight of Hide,
Tallow and Meat, Extra, $500 $685.; First
quality, S12,25 a 1915; Second quality, 81 ,25
a $1,000; Third quality, $1,000 $l0,75; few
choice single pairs Sl3,5 10000; some of the
Working Oxen--S200 1915; handy Steers
$l37 5000, or much according to their value fer
beef.
Cows and Young Calves-Fair quality, S55 a
$75 extra, $50 800; farrow and dry, $40 a
Stores-Thin young cattle for farmers-Year-
lings, 10000 $4,000; Two-year-old, $50 a IS.
Sheep-Per h., live weight, 90 &c; extra,
6 LIS 600 cts. Sheep and Lambs, per head, in
lots, $500 81 90.
Fat Hogs-Per h., 1874 a 8 90 cts, live
weight; Shotes-Wholesale, 5 O-Octs.; retail,
6 90 80-0cts.; Pigs, 600 a 90 cts. per ID.
Veal Calves-S0,00 10000.
Hides-Brighton, 10 IL IL C. per h.; country
lots 10 10 - cts.
Calf Skins-l6 l8c.
Naturalization, 90 s - cts per lb;coun-
try lots, GOA IL cts.
Pelts-S00,6 go S00,75 each; country lots, 10000
a 500 100; Lambs 90 0Oc shorn 90 a 0Oc each.
Wool, 5000 5000.
REMARKs.-With a decrease of 1900 in the
number of cattle as compared with last week, and
500 sheep and lambs, and most favorable wealth
er there is a marked change in the tone of the
market, and slight improvement in prices. In
1 cluQlng o. DfOaQ-nOTneQ cattle from IcXaS, via.
Chicago, there were 800 landed at Cambridge
and Medford. Thirty-four of the Texans were
sold by Mr.. Bstchelder for llc 40sk. Mr.. Batch
elder also sold a carload of northern cows at an
average Of about Zoe. per ID. on his estimate of
dressed weight L. Hastings sold one extra OK
| for l3c. on II cwt and his mate. about 10 cwt.,
| for l2c- per b.; his cows from 10 to IL he,
some of which were very good, and three-year-
| old steers from IL IL to l2c per ID. o. E. lay
Tor sold young cattle loo. 38sk. NJ. 7. Shattuck
sold one pair oxen at l2c 35sk 1900 lbs; 8 three
year old steers to dress from 800 to $50 lbs each
at ii lie. We note sales of Z feet working cat
tie at $3.50, 240, $50, $50 and 265 feet inches
at Sl70, 2l5, others at SlI0 225, $780, $50 220 16j
and one pair two year ods So 2 cows and
calves at $3.50, S60,75, &c.-trade rather dull
The improvement over last weeks prices on cat
tie is from IA to lie per 10.
Sheep and lambs press up towards the rates of
two weeks ago. with the possibility of selling al
some rate-posslbIlity which many drovers were
not able to discover last week. L. Hastings sold
600 at So 40 to 375 per head. n. W. BatcheldeI
one car load at 50, one at 375, and a small lo
mostly old sheep, at S475. j. B. Dow sold 95 al
$40. H. J, Pratt lambs $50 lbs. lie.
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Royal Havana Lottery
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from NeT-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the et-
fects of youthful ndiscretion, WILL for the sake Of
suffering humanity, send free 10 all who need It,
the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience, can
do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, Al Cedar St. New YJra
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able.
Strong Testimony.
CASE OF A GENTLEMAN OVER 20 YEARS c
The best known remedy for
SCROFULA

in all its manifold forms, including Ulcers, Can
GERS, Syphilis, Sah Rheatgl &C., &c, is DR.. An.
ders' iodine Water, pure solution OF lodllt
soithoH q SoIueat, discovered after many years u
scientific research and experiment Fer eradleaF
ing humors from the system it has no equal
Circulars sent free. ]. P. DINSMORL;-
Sold by druggists generally. 36 Dey ST., n !.
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MARRIED.

In Wheelock, Sept. End, by Rev. s. w S.T-
Mr. Brainard Stebbins, and Miss Helen Pilis Ites
both of Barton. iiiSDoryl
In Iasbnrgh, Sept. Sd, by Rev. ]. H. Wool
ington, both of Irasburgh. '-0 ORTIZ
In Glover, Aug. 3lst, by Rev. Geo. sevoro.
Mr.: Joseph E. Blake, and Miss Frenia Fc Cable
both of Troy. - Nooufh
IN Low Lowe1, Ang. 3ist, Mr.. Charles A. Fenno
and Miss Edna Sinclair, both of Lowell. 'i'io
In Newport, Aug. 81, by Rev. s. T. Frost NJ
Samuel J. woodbury. of Boston, Mass, and MI ~
Abby Felch of Morgan. anu MIS-
In Troy, Aug. 81, by Rev. James Smith \,
Lucius II. Pettengin and Miss Abby F. Tara,,L lf
both of Newport. pnef,
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FOR SAT,E.

THE Subscriber offers for sale the Dwelling
i House, Shed, Barn and One acre of Land.
formerly occupied by the late Jos. F. Brown.
situated about IL mile from Barton Village on
the road leadins to Glover.
terms one-half down, and the remainder can
remain on good security reasonable time.
Call and examine. WIN. G. BR0WN
Barton, Sept. 4, l867-36w3
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AYERS CATHARTICPITJS

Are the most perfect purgative wa
are able to produce and, as ws
think. has ever yet been made nv
anybody. Their effects have abnS
/dantly shown to the communIt,
how much they excel the otbc,
medicines now in use. They az.
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Receipts for the Standard

40 to Hidden & Aliens for your Dress Goods,
" for your Prints, your Delaines, Mohairs,
Cottons, Woolens, &c. Remember the place.
HIDDEN & ALLEN. .
Craftsbury, Sept. 4, 1867.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
IN a few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with a severe
Jung affection, and that dread disease Consump-
tion-is anxious TO make known 10 his FELLOWSHIP
ferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free OF charge) with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, As
TINA BRONCHITIS, CoUGHs, COLDS. and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is TO
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he cOnceiyes to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy, as il
will cost them nothing and may prove blessing,
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
MAIL will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
2I-y Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York.
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port. Society then voted to have a
lair this fall and have the executive
committee meet Monday, Sept. 9th, tc
make all arrangements for the same
1t is desirable that all the names of
members be forwarded to the secreta
ries as soon as may be, as the com
mittees will be chosen from them.
Let every effort be made to in
crease the membership and insure sue
cess to the society.
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New York Produce and Provision
Prices Current.
ssFROM ACTUAL SALES,

Reported expressly for the Standard, by H P.
BALLARD & CO Strictly Produce Commission
Merchants, No. 332 Washington street, n. Y.
We c1aote for ,Eeel. ardi,ncr Sar,t 1 lSG-
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quarter

The ELECTIoN.-The vote in the
state and county this year is SMALL
The state has gone the old way 10y
about 10000. Orleans county is right
side up. Judging from the returns
already received we think we are safe
in venturing the opinion that the tenn
perance ticket is not all elected; just
five straight tickets of this kind were
cast in Barton, and one in Glover
Edwards has not carried the county |
Derby gives him "a to 245 ior Page.
We are afraid his abilities are not |
fully appreciated by his neighbors.-
The following are the representatives
elected in the county and vicinity, so
far as we have returns:
Albany.-Dr. D. Bill.
Barton-M. w. Joslyn.
GlOver.-F. P. Cheney,
Irasburgh-C. p. Allen.
Newport-W. d. Crane.
Troy-Samuel Davis.
Westfeld.-Nathanel Hoyt.
Jay.-C. r, Bartlett.
Derby-Elisha Lane,
Westmore-Wm. H. Slsby,
Lowell - Webster
Coventry-L. Soper.
Charlestop-A. Lawrence.
Morgan-John Morse.
Holland-G. H. Green, Dem.
Brownington-J. S. Seavey.
Saem-P. Lyon.
Greensboro-H. S. Tolman
Craftsbury-S. R. Corey,
Sqtton-Henry Pillsbury,
Burke-Halsey r. Brown,
Sheffeld-Sama Davis,
Lyndon-S. S. Thompson,
st. Johnsbury-JOnathan Ross,
| Boomfield-Rev. NJ. Pattee.
The following are justices:
Gloper-Emery Cook, F. W. Kim
ball, James Simonds, J. I'll. Dewing,
F.P. A. Clark, E. P. Beach, F. P.
Cheney.
Barton.-J. L. Woodman. Edward
Barnard, s. S. Clark, Silas Quint, FL.
D. Bigelow. NJ. F. Blake, J. Colley.
Big TRoUT.-Mr. Elijah Stone of
Glover. week before last caught a
"Salmon" trout in that town, that
weighed 165 pounds. We should
like slice!
New MACHINE.-By reference to
another column it will be seen that
Brainerd Stebbins has got a new sew
ing machine. He thinks it the best
kind he ever has had the agency Of
working with the least friction. He
has been studying it several months
with tears in his eyes, and is able to
recommend it. 1t is the Pillsbury pa.
tent.
BURGLARY IN ALBANY.-They have
rascals in Albany as well as in other
places. Sunday, Aug. Is, while the
family of Ezra Perkins were at church
his house was broken into for purpo
ses of plumber, but no money being
found the burglar departed with little
pay. Next Sabbath he broke into
the house of Hiram Prescott and stole
$500. The thief in both cases was
), one Lucius Crafts, as it was founC
j., where he had paid out the money fol
tobacco. After he found he was trap
ped he owned up and agreed to pa,
J. back the money. He is 35 years oil
|, age and has friends in Potion.
|
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REMARKs.-Butter, not much change to note,
prime grades of State and Vermont in good de-
mand at quotations. Cheese in active demand
of export. Eggs in good demand. Live poultry
active and wanted. Wool firm. Hops scarce and
active at quotations. Gold al Is
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Among the many known restoratives which
nature has supplied to relieve the Affections OF
humanity, there is no more favorable one for a
certain class of diseases than the medicinal gum
of the Wild Cherry Tree; but however valuable
it is, its power to heal tc soothe, to relieve and
to cure, is enhanced ten fold by scientific and ju
dicious combination with other ingredients, in
themselves of equal worth. This happy mingl-
ing exists to a remarkable degree in
DIR. Wistars' Balsam of Wild GERRY,
whose value in curing Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, Pulmonary
affection, and hacipient Consumption is inestim-
able.
Strong Testimony.
CASE OF A GENTLEMAN OVER 20 YEARS OF AGE.
So. LONDONDERRY, May Il, 1860.
Messrs. S. W. FowLB & Co.,
For several years past l have been in feeble
health, my disease being of pulmonary nature.
For the last five or six winters have been good
deal afflicted with seoere Cough. The last win
ter | was attacked more violently than ever, and
for several weeks was confined to my room. some
OF the time in very critical state, so much SO
that my friends and physicians thought that my
days were numbered. At this juncture | COM
menced taking WIsTAR's BALsAM OF VILE
CHERRY, the effect of which was truly wonderful
After the third dose had been taken l felt sur
that was receiving great relief, and the use of
whole bottle cured my cough and brought MT
| back to d good state of health, considering ny
| naturally feeble constitution. | intend TO CON
| tinue the BALsAM, and think it a very valuable
preparation. Yours,
| JOHN WHITCOMB.
| Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & son. IS Tie-
mont St., Boston, and for sale by D D.
| generally. 55-t
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/ WILL sell my farm situated about half a
i mile from Burke Hollow, containing 80 acres,
about Is of which is timber, has a good house.
good woodshed and an excellent barn, is well
watered, has good garden, and the farm is in a
fine state of cultivation. For further particulars.
enquire of III. b. TABOR.
Sept. 4, l867-36wI3 Burke, VT.
EGGS.
OKINNER DREW will pay rs cents doz-
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Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup
FARM FOR SALE

Quieting Remedy for Children Teething Larg,
Bottles only Is cents Sold by Druggists
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No medicine ever appeared with
stronger vouchers for its general and
substantial excellence than the Peru
Wan Syrup. Invalids, especially
those suffering from dyspepsia or de-
bility, should send to J. P. Dinsmore
SO Dey street, New York, for pamph.
let (sent free,) concerning this re.
markable remedy.
A POWERFUL RIvAL.-There is a
new patent Sewing Machine, (called
the Star Shuttle,) manufactured in
Cleveland, Ohio, by, w. G. Wilson
& Co., and sold for Twenty Dollars
that makes the Lock Stitch similar te
Wheeler & Wilson, and other frs
class machines. The manufacturers
claim that it is equal in size, finisl
and workmanship, to any other frs
class machine, beside being able to d.
the same range of work.
At Rutland a " Liberal Christian
Society has been organized, and al
effort is making to raise funds t.
build a church. E @s'i
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Big TRoUT.-Mr. Elijah Stone of
Glover. week before last caught a
"Salmon" trout in that town, that
weighed 165 pounds. We should
like a slice!
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The following are justices:

Glorer.-Emery Cook, F. W. Kim
ball, James Simonds, J. FL. Dewing
F. P. A. Clark, E. P. Beach, F. P
Cheney.
Barton.-J. L. Woodman. Edward
Barnard, s. S. Clark, SiIas Quint, Fl
D. Bigelow. NJ. F. Blake, J. Colley.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-24
EUM AND MINING STOCKS.
PEII,Ol
IEujgo Siocl.s.
FnInAY. Ang. Or. NJ.


Gold closed at 10. The cearings at the Gold Ex-
change Bank were s $4,000, and the balance Sl,'S2-
S,5
Governments cOntinue firm ~ the advance OF yes
tcrdav and everything offered in the morning found
a ready market. The entire stock market. under
reports Of an improved bank statement, stronger
and higher and there was disposition shown 10 buy
the whole list Under the feeling Erie TO G9i
ard closed at CO., There is more firnnesS in this
stool; under tho impression that before the books
close for the annual election the shares viii be in
active demand. The most active Western stock was
North Western which was in good request After the
call the market was sluggish and price, barely sus-
tainci 40 the Board rates. At the Second Board the
market was stronger and after the call was firm with
a moderate demand for the leading shares. The
market closed steady at quotations. The following
are the closing prices Pacific Mail, 45ldlb.;,
New-YorS Central, lO5Gl05! Erie, 69ldG9s Reading,
lOiai0H; Michigan Southern. SlGSll; Rock
Island iO2. lG3l; Northwestern, 45g0 10; North
Western Preferred 60. QG9.; Fort Wayne, 1854
Money is in better supply aud is quoted at fG5 per
cent with exceptional loans on Governments at
less In commercial paper there is more doing espc-
ciay in produce bills upon which buyers expect
full legal rates. The bank statement of Monday is
expected Oh the street to be more favorable than the
last.
Exchange is active at the following quotations
London 40 days. 1901 a 1893 sight, llO0llOs; COM
mercal, lO9tdlO9i; Paris, long, 5.l7laj.l5; short
5.l5a5.l2l Antwerp 5ls.a517!; Swiss 5.lS.djlIt;
Hamburg SG!d96i; Amsterdam, AZ; Frankfort, Al
a4Il: Bremen. 7ssG7Sl Berlin, 7291e5
Freights 10 Liverpool 80 tuns Sperm Oil at Dos.
go bbs Rosin at Is 9d. 50 hhds. Taow at POS. 80
hhds Tallow ut l2s. Cd. and per steamer, 800 tcs
Lard at 2ls 3D. 500 bbls. Rosin at p. Sd. To Lon
dom 1900 bush Barley at ID. To Glasgow, per
steamer. 5000 bush. Peas at sd. To Antwerp, 400
bbs Rosin at 2s 3D. per 80 II 200 tcs. Lard at ss
Cd 50 bbls Potash at 20s 20 bbs Flour at 2s.
400 bags Coffee at 2s Cd, and 100 hhds. Tobacco at
2js A Prussan brig was chartered 10 Cork aud =
market with 800 bbls. Petroleum ut e. I'd 10 the
United Kingdom, or 5s If to the Continent.
The transactions at the SnbTreasury to-day were:
Receipts for Customs, $jSL0Co; receipts for Gold
Notes s5s,OO total receipts Sl.Oj,ilO 80; totaP
payments. 81, ,O9O,OJ6 GO; balance, SlS3,S49.59 D.
For Bank stocks to-day the following are the
New-York tribune., 1867-08-24
THE SOUTH.

A colOred man named Hampden, employed IN
the tan yard of Oak Bowery. Montgomery KILLED another
freedman named Wesley, on Tuesday Last III
The Rev. c. c. Galloway of the NJ; f. Church
died III tIat place on the lth inst, of consumption
Two hundred cattle from the Indian country
were crossing the I at Little Rock on saturday week.
when co Of them were drowned. Loss 2AlO
At MiddletOwn, near Wilmington, n. C., on
Saturday soldier named VIM. Waters, stabbed negro
named Wm Crimes so that he died. waters VIII Do
tried by civil court.
The Radicals of Nashville have split into two
parties on the subject OF the municipal COnEeuoh ono
party nominated Mayor Alden for Mayor the oIhef
Abram Myers
The KnorUWe Press says that city has made
great improvements since ihWar The iron works are
rolling four to tive tuns per day; the rolling VIII DC
success.
Sheriff Kellam and his deputy, Martin, of
Chambers County Ala have resigned their Offices be
cause they cannot Work iOr AouhnS ann ooaid Vn'in
| selves"
wolves made attack upon negro man, some I'VE miles
from this place aud regular battle onsued. The negro
made heroic defense with hickory stick and scecdeh
in killing OF them and putting the others to flight
! Tie Helena Clarion says: Henry Clay, col
Ored shot and killed IN tns place on the lOtI INST
by jefferson Ellis colOrcd Ellis immediately surrendered
himself the officers Of the law ana was acquitted upon
plea Of fJuSttlaOie homicide
Mr.. Harl,roeder and hs wife, residing six
miles from DyeIsburg Tenn, were murdered Est ,eh
They were found Shot dead 1t ls supposed fo ttD M
wer6 known posses The citizens we're going u hold
a meeting on the subject.
Richard Glcenwell, formerly n resident OF
Salisbury Md, committed suicide Tuesday Of last
week by lcaphg into the banticOke River, at Seaford
Del and drowning himself. lie HAD been married Ddt a
iew days.
SIR. James Farmer, residing near Yellow
Branch Campbell County, Va dicd OF Saturday last,
at the eXIec OG age OF lu1 years. The deceased was
born in Essex County. iH this State. in The uoah OF
March. l1G0 aa served II the two Last ca1pgLs Vi tho
Revelation.
The Fort Smuk Herald, August 8, gives the
following the result OF the late election among The In
dians Of the Cherokee nation IN the Scquyuh District
For principal chc Downing, 49, Ross, 30; second Chef
Christie, %, Naun, q committee Cooley lOl, Downing
/ o..
! difficulty resulting in the death of a man
named williams took place at EIII's Point, near Mem
pills. on Saturday evening IL appears that Williams ws
recently employed d clerk ia - store, and dis
charged fOT getting Intoxicated On Saturday evening
he went 20 the store and qUaIreed with Ftrd. Morrison.
Who Il cleik in the establishment After exchanging u
fen words llans drew pistol and shot Morrison IN
the neck 1nfcng wound that is not considered serOu-
although very painful Morrison rcturAcd fire. the
ball from his pistol piercing Williams breast and causing
1
New-York tribune., 1867-08-24
ST1TE sUSDAY-sCEOoL CONVENTION
WEDNESDAYS SESSION.

WEDNESDAYS SESSION.
Prom Der Special Correspondent
LocKPoRT, n. Y, Aug. q, 1857.
The Convention was very largely attended
tav nv tho citizens Of this vicinity j. H. Kellogg OF
TROY rehd an essay upon sabbathsehool Institutes
rg esDeciay local meetings ia the several counties
s s Who were interested in religious Instruction To
nroyide for suitable conductors OF these Institutes ne
ended m al the officers OF the state Society issue
or commissions to persons properly nJled LOT
t work authorizing them to call ana supciinlehu such
,tLeruCs The value which such sunday -SehOOi Col
i ,rouId he 20 the OF instruction ana moality
was set forth -, A.. po,, Cbor,ae T. Rnov NJ
RinomGold n j., read paper upon the True Basis or
framing Teachers giving them four particulars III "icn
fhe sunday School teacher should eXcel'
u A IOT0uOh knowledge Of the scriptures ,,.
9 An Evangelical apprehension VI 'Ho ''Jo0' io' "'
the Scriptures were Intended ,-.,. , .i,o
1be Teaching genius, a lively perception or the
nonts of affinity between the teachers ana the SCHOLARS
mind, and ,,-,. %, ~ r-oot ,irtro
OF Patience In teaching. . ,,,,, ~, p,.,o, %
the largest colored church in the United states spOk az
the preventative OF the poor OF the sOut ne tsISu
o the readiness and eagerness OF the eed people III o
search for knowledge. .. o.o rosso
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qed s7 Wm Knapp aged 67; an 0nathan ho'ey' dscu
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