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From New Orleans

Nsw ORLEANS; May 6.-The following named
men have been appointed a board by Gen. SHER1-
DAN: EsFNaHAM, LAWRENCE and HARRIS Of Plaque
mines, J. q. OaLEsBY, Parish Of Orleans, J. BURN
SIDE of Ascension, VI. D. SMITH, of Jefferson,
W. L. MoMnLAN of Carroll.
a fire broke out yesterday at mandatory OF
composition roofing, endansering the gas works
and was with difficulty got under; loss $4,000.
The negroes yesterday attempted to get up
ri II, taking possession Of the street cars appropr-
ated for the use of the whites, refusing to ride
upon those appropriated for themselves. On
Saturday night the negroes threatened to force
entrance into the French Opera House on equality
with the whites. They appear determined to take
advantage Of the temporary reduction Of the police
force by Gen. SHER1DANs order, which was TO the
effect that half Of the old force be discharged and
be substituted by Union soldiers.
During heavy storm last night, another ere
vase occurred on the west bank OF the river thir
teen miles above the city, cndangerng tho safety
Of fNgiers and the Opelousas Railroad.
The steamer Prince Albert, from Corpus Christ
tor New Orleans, with cargo of cattle and hides
was wrecked on the beach west of Galvestoi yes
terday. Crew aud passengers saved. Vessel tota
loss and no Insurance.
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ORITUARY.

Al flesh ia grass and all the goodness thereof is
the flower nf The field
10 this declaration Of Holy Writ there il no exception
Tho useful alike with the ,rocI society, mHS
how to in silent slbssnn 1t is left for the future
reveri WHY snrlld he taken away from this Eic
unon whom many dependant, nsnil among
hi! fOw-ien, AMI rcrsally ester med by them
What I TO- thou knowcst not now, but thou Shalt
know hereafter"
Dr. JOHNJ. STEELE. Of Williamsburg District, S. c.
died nj his hnne Black Mingo. 10th March. l2G
aged fortv-one wears.
He was a mrnbcr Of tho first class who graduated a
.hc state Military Academy in 1877. and competitor
for its highest honors with the lsmrnted rrw.
lie entered upon the study of medicine immr''i e!y
and graduated with the respect and confidence Of the
tire Faculty He was kind. attentive, and unusually
cessnl III physician. and his logs is mourned by th"
cutirc rrrnn,lnitv lie leaves most csnlabe wife. AMI
two Interesting sons to tread the rogh pathway Of ill.,.
inaidcd by tho strong arm of devoted husband ard
to,ho,
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S N G..

FOR yEw YORK-MERCHhSTS
LIN LINE.-Thc regular packet schoono. J.. S. Da
LNESyIS. BISHOP Master, having pars cargo IN
.ssSeagagcd, will meet with quick dispatcii.
May 6 WILLIAM ROACH.
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From the West.

CHICAGO, May Cambridge, Illinois, has been
destroyed, except one store and one note'' ioss
100000
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Commissioners Office, April s. 1867.
Aprilg apis, ,2jinay7. 81 jne4. .lHjly1

rs OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY, No. ?s BROAD ST.. APRIL3t
lsi7-IIoldcrs of the Seven Per Cut First Mortgage
SECOND Lien bonds of tho Charleston and Savannah
lailroad Company. respectfully informed. that Oh
an after the iirH pro1no tho Savannah aud Charles
ton Railroad Company will ssus Scrip Certificates In
lien Of receipts given when the lunls were surrender
ci and will continue do until the First IF June
after which time the bonks will be clossc and the
privilege substituting said bonds for Stock will tcrln
uate. 81 w. FISHER,
Secretary und Treasurer say. IL Chas r. Il. Go.
Nave
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Tie l,.+-on taught ly peuny postage that cheap
ness promotes popularity and profit, is being en-
forced III railway travel. Two lines between Bos-
ton and Portland are now engaged in 4 compcti-
ton 10 which. can carry passengers at tho cheap
est rates They have reduced their fares to some
points to c:s t,!u llif what charged before
.l:c war; and ca, is .kim!. every effort to induce
passengers to prefer one route over The other. The
co,l.c,,ic.cr IL iiat the Number OF passengers
haze tru!,!cl on both roads, ami try erU making
more rnvncy than rycr hct1:r. Can't onr railway
! cYmr,ni,', take lesson from The experience "i
their Eastern rivals.
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VII The following named officers in addition to their
other duties, have been assigned in orders from tic War
Department. Assistant Commissioners of the bureau
Of Refugees. Frccdmcr aI1 Abandoned Lands within
liz, limits az, ..--'d:
Drevct Maor-tenoral r. X. Scorr, for South Carolina
Headquarters ut Charleston. s. G..
Drevet MaJor-urneral y. a. MILES, Colonel 10th H.
autry. for North Carplina Headquarters at Raleigh
u. C.
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WAsHnaroN, May 6.-The Democrats have car
1ied Lanca ster Pa, by $40 majority gain OF 2ot
since last year.
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OFFICIAL.

OFEIClAL.
TIcndaunrters Second Military Distrfct,l
CHARLESTON. $. c., April 1U 1867.
GEsERAL ORDER, No. IL.
l. The Military Sub-pisricts of North Carolina and
South Carolina are hereby discontinued.
II. The territory embraced within this command Is
divided into Posts, as 70 lows:
SOUTH CAROLINA.
l. The Military Post of Charleston. to embrace the
State Districts Of Charleston Coeton. and Berkeley and
the adjacent islands: to he commanded by Brevet Ersa
dcr-trncral II. r. CIIrz. LientensntCoonel 9Th Inf,
try IG"adquartc ., Charleston, s. c. Garrison: Head
quarters. and Companies A. D. F. and 9Th Infantry. and
Companies and F, 4oth Infantry.
q The Military Post of Hilton Head, to embrace the
state District of Beaufort aud adacs mt islands to be
commanded by Brevct Captain JAMES CHESTER. 1st Lieu
tenant Sd Artillery. Headquarters at Hilton Hoa !. Gar
rison Company T., Sd Artillery, and Company K, 40t
Infantry.
3. The Military Post Of Georgetown. To embrace the
State Districts of Georgetown and Horny; TO be COM
manded by Brev,t Major Z. w. II. READ Captain St In
fantry. Headquarters at Georgetown, S. c. Garrison
Company c. sth Infantry.
l. The Military Post OF Aken TO embrace the State
Districts Barnwcl and Eiscteld; to be commanded
by Brcvet Major l.. wALKgls Captain 5th Cavalry. TIoad
5th Cavalry.
s. Tile Military Post Of Darlington, To embrace tin
State Districts of Williamsburg. Clarendon. Marion Dar
lng,ou Marlboro. and Chesterfield: to be commanded
by Captain Ii. s. HAwRISa 6iil Infantry. Headquarters
at Darlington, S. G. Garrison Company q. 9Th Infantry
6. The Military Post of Columbia, to embrace ti'
State Districts uf Orangcburg, Sumter Kcrshaw. Rich
land aud Lexington to b. commanded BY Brevct Briga
dcr-Gonc2l j. D. GREENE, Colonel 9Th Infantry. bead
quarters at Columbia, s. e. Garrison Companies b.
and +, eth Infantry.
:. Tile Military Post OF Nrwbcrry. tn embrac" th'
state Districts uf Ecwbcrry. Lar,is and Abbcyiilc tt
br commanded by BrGvct Majo. j. Mi;lEAKY. Captain
ith Infantry headquarters Newbcrry. :. e. Garri
son. Company II, 9TH Infantry.
:. Tho Military Post oi Anderson. To embrace 'h,
State Districts OF Anderson. t;rcenvic and priens Il
be co:nandal by Breyrt eutcnantColoncl a. I. SMI1t
Captain slh nflntry. Headquarters at Anderson :. Z
Garrison Company I, al Infantry.
O. The Military Post of unonve. to embrace the stale
District Of Spartanbulg ail Union; to br commanded
by Brrvet Lieutenant Colonel j. y. ASpREws, Captain
9Th Infantry Headquarters ut UIionvillr. s. e. Gacri
son: Company q. Stl Infantry.
District Of York. Chester Fricd and Lancaster; to b,
commanded by Brcvct Major d. d. LYNN. Captain 9th
Infantry. Headquarters ut Chester 5. L. Garrisc Com
pany X, 9th Infantry.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches,

L1vEnr ,oL, May 6-Noon--Cotton quiet. Up
lands II Id.a113d Orleans 11id. Breadstuifs quiet
Provisions quiet. Common Rosn Is; others ull
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Apr:l a. smnss No ~ Cedar street, New York.

Be- BEA UTIFUL HA1E -CHElAIIERS
LIFE FOR TIL. HAIR positively restores gray hair h
its original color and youthful beauty: mparts life ami
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drcssers, aud al my olicr. No. l2, Broadway. New
Yuri. SARAH 4. GHEvAllER. II. u.
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ED i5 Meeting street.
Oppori,c Charleston Hotel
Jnnrlnry GqnOs
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MARRIED.,

On the 3Oth APRIL III ST. Patricks Church. by tho Rev.
Dr. MnoR.:, JOHN DUNN and Miss KATE o'GRIEN OF
this city.
On Tuesday, 10th April, 1867, by the Rev. JoHN BACH
MAN, DID, w. 8. COATES to ELIZABETH A., second
daughter of the late ". f. GErEwoop.
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Senator Wilson in Augusta.
Another Democratic Victory.

AUGUSTA, May G.-Senator WILSON is here and
will address the citizens tomorrow.
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asEIRORS OF IOUrH.-A GENTLEMAN
who s,ll,rtr for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature De,ay and al tho ELECTS of youthful ndisrrr
tion WILL tho sake of suffering humanity scnd rrr
to all who nec H. the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which H. cured Sufferers
Wishing profit 10y the advertisers experience do
.n by addressing. In perfect confidence,
JOHN Is. OGDEN,
NJ, A . f,,.Iar ynrl
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ONE ThlCE
CLOTHING NOISI !!
OUR SPRING STOCK Is NOW
ready, and comprises better assert
ment of
CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than We
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention IL getting up
this Stock TO lightneSs Of fabric,
strength of material and durability
of color. Much the larger portion
of our Stock is made in our own
workshop, and we warrant it i'll
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not 0f our own mall
uiactnrc, such ms are usually sold
ready-made, the difference we shall
lie glad TO show our customers.
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, We havetaken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the market, and the univer-
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some of our lead
ing prices:
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS ..,........... ss no
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS ..............l ii 90
ALL. WOOL TWEED SUITS. .............. u 90
BLACK AND WHITE MlX CASHMERE
THREE STYLES OF A1IDDLESEX CASS1-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM AND
LIGHT MIXTURES -. ....... IS O
BLACK AND WHITE MIN CASHMERE
SUITS. ........... ......-........2 2 oO
SILK MIN TRICoT, DIFFERENT MIN
TURES .......... "a w
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRICoT SUITS. 81 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN DE poUDER
SUITS. ........ .......-.. - w
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in price
from ................ -. ....... $40 TO G2 %
LINEN SUITS, from. l..................$5 IS to % W
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From Richmond.


RICHMOND, May Gin the United States District
Court, Judge UNDERWOOD presiding. Among the
members Of the Grand Jury were JNo. M. BoTTs,
JOSEPH SEaAR and Louis MCKENZIE, also five col
ored men. The Judge on charge congratulated
the Jury that the court, which was threat ened
with destruction by assassination, thanks to Con-
gress now met in security, this promises better
things for Richmond, a city where the press had
reached the lowest depths of prohisacy; the pull
pit had been prostituted oy ministers. Gay lotha-
rios and RIGHTEOUSNESS had ruled until half the
births were iligitimate. The Jury would have
great deal Of work, much Of it created by the de-
morslizins Of, the people by disloysl press which
had encouraged perjury and counterfeiting to
cheat the Government. He called attention to the
fact that the negroes were not allowed the freedom
OF the street cars.
The Examiner has information that the session
of the Court will be prolonged unsl the adjourn
msnt Of the Supreme Court, when Chief Justice
CHASE will come here and preside at the trial Of
Mr.. DAVIS.
L. 81. CHANDLER, prosecuting attorney, is nov i'll
New York consulting with Mr.. EvARTs, DAVIS coun-
sci, about the trial. Mr.. DAVIS will probably be
brought here on Saturday, and then held BY the
civil authorities until the trial. Chief Justice
CHASE is expected next week..
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Till; TRIM EEkLi MEMS.

r,i'ELIslIEp ~ Wi%%Siu!to' :. e.. AFFORDS :
profitable ii.,!,um TOR tin' ;ulvrrur,n lahllt :"
carl, -iu:,.
Wrr.,rt',l!i, solicit !i."i' st,.',e. ur rur nii,,a
b"lrht
,iAiiIAKn. DE>luRrks " WILLIAMS.
SorrlulrI ID
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LIVERPOOL, May G-Two o'clock.-Cotton easier
LONDON, May y6-Nocn.-Consols Oil. Bonds T.
LONDON, May 1.-TWO oclock.--Hlinois Centrals
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1000 TONS bUlpEN,
CAPTAIN LOUIS NJ co1RTTER.
ON AND AFTER THE 2sTH OfTOaER, THIS FINE
" SHIP will sail trsn kldlt4 AisSnhc Wharf every
Frid1b NiSAt, ut 10 O'Clock. tsr Ne sssvs places.
All irc.Snt must be paid hsss BY sAaSssa.
Gangs O .cErOcs vi be t.ksa TO Is nbo Q points on
tho st JOhus River ~ s>sh. GhHttr n un1er ten
ycnrs o free. Horses Ard Mules at rSiured rates.
Ed-Cnnrtry papers advertising 'thc DICTATOR" wih
pease dScontnuc their notices and send account to tha
Agents.
For Frcight or Passage apply board, or TO the
Agency :. nth Atiai'tic "lnr:. January tE
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Tho Persia, from Liverpool, April 90 Queens
inwn. 2lst. arrived in New York OIL Thursday, and
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January [

Re- BATCHELOE'S HAIR DYE.-TIILS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is tho best III thu world The
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Natural Black Brown. Euntscs the i'll effects Of Bt
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Tho genuine is sgnr! Wdiidm 4. Hifcheior All others
inlt:Ili;ir ami EInmuI H. .v,,l,J S,l ,y nil
Druggists and prrfunirrs. Factory. No 81 Barcley
street. New York.
M. BEWARE OF A CoUNTERFElT.
Docclnurr 10 Tyr
Gs- THOMAS PGNKNEY, EXECUTOR OF
ELIZABETH p PINKNEY. Us. SARAH PHEBE BEL
LlNGER. et aI-BlLI. TO MARSIlAi. ASSETS AND
RE:LIEF.--Pmrsant Ia dccrrtal order of his Honor
Chancellor ". u. JolINsnS in s cnise. made at theaa
February sitting of this Court iur Colc;on District notice
is Hereby given for The creditors Of Mrs. ELIZABETH p
PINKNEY deceasr prove their clsIus before me, ut
my olllcc OH before The first duy o July next or they
willbe drbarred from the b, ncA of his drcretal order
B. STOKES, L. L. e. d.
Commissioners Office, April s. 1867.
Apr9 apl9 2jinay7 ,2lJnei. lHjlyl
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Washincton News

The Chinese REBELLION is spreading. Nankin is
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Headquarters Second Military District,)
(NuKTu CAnoI.ISA ASD SOUTH cAluLISAl. }
CULuNBIA, :. e.. March 2ls;, 1867.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

Ss- WHEREAS WE. THE CITIZENS or
Charleston, s. c. dissatisfied with the Informal mode
by which the delegates Of Charleston elected to the
Republican State Convention which meets this day ::
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a strange epidemic prevails among tho feline
race in the cll1llul,S of brussels. Cats are dying
in large numbers and very rpidv, alter continual
vomiting. sIaS.ns commissions antl other synlIp-
toms resembling POISON.
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Inc TIogFaFTIIrTI NT0Ev Ui F@f15 1rHs E7vc1 TrF
gold medal t"r t, current year - Sir Samuel
Baker for his discovery of the Albert Nyanz..
An expedition is to be sent out tu Central Africa
tn Ascertain If possible, tho truth concerning the
fate of nr. Livingstone.
Thc Emperor orlI. French has decorated several
uf Tie EI;;I!sli exhibitors. Happy men!
A locomotive for common roads has just hecr
tried with great success in France.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
SNIP PiH G..

NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
SHIP LEE.
COMPOSED OF rIF SEHAsD Elegant s1DEWHEEL
STE.iM SHIPS
| MANHATTAS............. Wooonr1L Commander
CHAMPION. MURRAY Commander.
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WASHINGTON, May G.-Advices to the Agricultu-
raj Department indicate the present to BIZ the
finest wheat crop for many years.
Mr.. BROWNING, Secretary of the Interior, Is con-
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Headquarters Second Military District
CHARLESTON. s. C., April ~, 1867.
GEsERAL ORDER. No. IL.
!. The Military Sub-Districts Of North Carolina and
South Carolina are hereby discontinued.
H. The territory embraced within this command Is
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\ museum OF rucll articles as tend to illustrate
the Blr is being formed i'll London by the ralcs-
tine Exnlnrliinu ConlMItt,il.
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|, is understood that Alrssrs Moxon intend tn
publislt as their Christmas volume for this ycar
'rcnnysos Itlylls Eivirn and Gnirevrre. illus-
.-.....l i llr li-inrn Dom
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Prince Charles, Theodore of Bavaria brother OF
til Empress Elizabeth Of Austria, has just taken
holy ord r. tir4 NJ t,r sa pf his wifi: Is said to
In Lei in that alItrrmiuatiuu
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL: J. ". CLoUs Capt. .Sil Init. Alu-e-cap,
nni A. a. a. q. tiJ April 23
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WILL LEAVE BoTcT'S WHARF AS ABOVE EVERY
w Thnrsdhy Mor,tay. L: 4; O'Clock
Returning will iray. savannah every .Saturdnu Mo,,
ipy ut 6 O'Clock. ~
Freight received dliy AMI stored .ree of charge AL
Freight must be pt.sId except Frl sh. to Savannah
For Freight or Passa,o apply t.,
Mayo Boycs's Wharf
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WHOLE NUMBER 6S6.

and commerce; nothing but to load
cargoes of treasure almost directly
from the ground on which it grows.
The aquatic vegetation is so luxuri-
ant that it is never apparent where
the land ends and the water begins,
and the later is often concealed com.
pletely by prairie of rank vegetation
and gorgeous flowers.
But there are not now 250,000 in
all this new world and the bad repu-
tation of the climate, which the learn
ed professor. stoutly combats-declar-
ing it, from ten months trial, most de-
ightful and salubrious-is imputed to
the hue and cry of the officials exiled
from time to time to those wild though
luxuriant solitudes, whose natural
discomfort has attributed to them ev-
cry deadly evil that imagination can
conceive.-Scientjfc american.
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BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO A WIFE
/ was guided in my choice only by
the blind affections or my youth. l
found an intelligent companion and a
tender friend prudent monitress,
the most faithful of wives, and moth
er as tender as children ever had the
misfortune to lose. met a woman,
who, by tender management of my
weaknesses, gradually corrected the
most pertinacious of them. She be-
came prudent from affection, and
though Of the most generous nature
she was taught frugality and economy
by her love of me. During the most
critical period of my life she relieved
me. She gently reclaimed me from
dissipation; she propped my weak
and irresolute nature; she urged my
! incidence to all exertions that have
been useful and creditable to me, and
she was ever on hand to admonist
my heedlessness or improvidence. TIC
her | owe whatever / am; to hel
whatever | shall be. In her solicitude
for my interest, she never for mo
ment forgot my feelings or character
Even in her occasional resentment, fol
which but too often gave her cause
[ would to God | could recall those
moments , she had no sullenness o.
acrimony. Her feelings were warm
nay, impetuous but she was plaza
BILE, tender and constant. Such wa
she whom | have lost, when her ex
cellent, natural sense was rapidly i'm
proving, after eight years struggl
and distress had bound US fast to
gether, and nodded our tempers t.
each other; when knowledge of he
worth had refined my youthful low
into friendship, and before age ha'
deprived it of its original ardor.
lost her, alas the choice of m
youth, the partner of my misfortunes
at the moment when had the pros
pect of her sharing my better days.
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SUTToN.-H. T. Pillsbury, M. F.
Blake, w. w. Grout and Elisha White
has recently purchased all the wild
lands in Sutton belonging to the
town, lying east Of the railroad near
Charles Frost's. 1t is all in one body,
and contains about 1900 acres, all
well timbered, They are making ar
rangements to erect a large steam
sawmill, and a dwelling house. On
the west side of the road, near Luther
Rice's, d. N. Beckwith and FL. +.
Pillsbury have purchased about 600
acres of the same kind of land.-
Daniel Powers has put into bis saw
mill a 80 inch turbine wheel, under
an eleven foot head, and thinks he can
saw 1000 feet of boards per hour.
Lewis Holmes is doing a brisk
business in his carding mill. He
runs two sets of cards. picker, full
ing mill, shears and securing apparatus.
His power consists of an Is inch
turbine wheel, drawing SO inches wa
| ter under a II feet head. George
Dean has the same kind of wheel,
which is abundant for his purpose
Lyndon Union.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-14

DISEASE OF Cows.-Royal Chaffee,
of this town, lost cow worth slOO
on last Monday, from disease which
he terms ''milk fever" The COW
came in two days before, and ap-
peared as well as other cows-but
she suddenly sickened and died. He
thinks there was a arrangement, or
stoppage of the milk secretions, which
produced death. We have noticed
from the other county papers thai
several farmers have recently lost
their cows, and probably from the
same cause. The subject is worthy
of attention, and if any of our read
ers understand the disease, or a pre-
vention or cure, we hope for the bene
fit of others they will communicate
the same through the columns Of thi
paper.-Lyndon Union.