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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

Mr.. George Jones, of the New York
Times. is said to have, yesterday, publicly
pulled the nose of Mr.. Cyrus W. Field.
MFR. Jones's provocation is alleged to have
been that at the dinner lately given to the
press by the Cable Company some state
ments made by Mr.. Jones about the cost
of cable dispatches were rudely contra
dicted by Mr.. Field, and that the latter
gave Mr.. Jones the lie. The parties met
Yesterday casually for the first time since,
and Mr.. Jones took his revenge IN manner
aforesaid. World.
Mr.. Horace Greeley is, VIC learn, to con-
tribute his autobiography to the New York
Ledqer in series of papers, with the title
i" Recollections of Busy Life" The hrst
of these papers will appear in few weeks.
Lewis P. Womble, just pardoned out Of
the penitentiary, has, after loatlng about
Richmond few days, been again arrested
upon charge Of horse-stealing.
The Pittsburg Gazette reports case OF
genuine cholera in that city, and lays IL al
the door of the filthy condition OF the
streets.
In the month Of June 179,l07 men, wo-
men, and children cleaned themselves IN
the free baths of Boston.
Mrs. Jeff. Davis and child sailed from
New York for Charleston on Saturday.
At Berlin, milk market, with official
ouotations, has been established.
On Sunday night there was slight frost
in York county, Pa.
Judge Cartier has again refused to grant
a new trial to Sanford Conover.
General Sherman is in Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-President john
son, instead of sending formal veto OF
the reconstruction act, will merely send a
protest based on grounds already elaborate
ly argued.
It is understood that cotton claims OF
loyal owners involving 100000 have been
decided by the Court of Claims against
the Government.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE gold in the
treasury is s93, 100000.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
ncc;siou i'm Bankruptcy.

rp,r,ssroH. S. c., July l5.-The first
IN this State coming under the provi:
, ,,,r o, Of the new bankrupt act was decided
.' he :, United States Court to-day. Judge
p ? ,.,1 charged the jury that the failure by
. ,, t ss merchant, or trader, to meet his
sao r,a%1, paper at maturity, and non:
ess o',,,1r of payment within fourteen
s s,r.Ds sithough without fraud, created an
. 70: # involuntary bankruptcy !; that an
',.,nmcnt, as made under the State law
..s. NAV. although in trust for the benefit
q" -. r,rrditors Of trader, constituted the
,.,;.no- an involuntary bankrupt, as tend,
- % hinder and defeat the operations OF
T,c bankrupt law.
The assignment was made, of course
,.e- the assignov had aScertaincd his ina
,:;y to pay all bis creditors.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

LOUISVILLE, July lG.-Judge Goodell
,., rendered an important decision at
.,;oyton. Ky, on Il case Of hadeaS cor,
James 4. Johnson was arrested by
b. Frcrdmcn'S Bureau for cruelty beat
~, negro boy. A writ was sued ont, and
S,nson's body demanded by the civil au-
sa-i;ics. The military declined to obey,
a the case went into court, General John
: Huston appearing for the prisoner, and
:,ae-al J S. Bre>hin for the Bureau. The
he decided that the action Of the Bu-
..lG was legal and proper, and that the
sit Of iajcaS corpus could not take the
.soner out Of the hands Of the Govern
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

WONDERFUL MACHINE.-Three new pa
tents were issued yesterday to Captain E.
B. Olmsted, superintendent and disbursing
clerk of the Post-otlice Department, on
his machine for making envelopes. This
really wonderful machine cuts, gums,
folds, prints an official or business card or
post-otlicc stamp, counts, ties in packages
of twenty-five each, and boxes, automati-
cally, at the rate Of 100000 in ten hours.
The inventor has been for several years
engaged in perfecting his invention.-Na,
tionuL MteligeRCer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
Affairs In New Orleans, dc.

New ORLEANS, July 1.-THE Consul at
Santiago de Cuba writes to Collector Rel-
loge that there is no epidemic in his con-
sular district.
Generals Rousseau and Ord are in the
CITY, the former on visit to friends.
The Common Council Of the city have
passed an ordinance providing common
schools for the education of colored child
rem, and appropriating $4,000 to maintain
the same.
A meeting of the City Council takes
place tomorrow to consider steps for the
withdrawal from circulation of the larger
denomination of city notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

ARRIVAL OF NEW FLoUI.-The first lot
Of -four from new wheat in this market ar
rived yesterday from Richmond, Va, u1a
New York, consigned to |. P. Townsend
& Co., No. 3 Commercial street. 1t is a
very handsome lot of choice family flour,
andswas made at the Gallego Mllls."-
Boston Journal, 18TH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

A CHECK no THE RISE IN PROVISIONS
There was pretty decided break yester.
day in leading Western products. Flour
declined twenty-five cents per barrel ;
wheat five cents; and corn and oats one
or two cents per hishel. Pork declined
half dollar per barrel, and the rapid rise
in other hog products received decided
check. The advance in sugar, now amount
ing to two cents per pound within brief
period, seems also to have been checked
.Se,r York World, l6M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
'uundntion destructive Fire - IN
Giar, s,u.rn-cs. sc.

NEw YORK, July lG.-Latc Arizona adj
sesalatc the Colorado river is so high
:, the back water overlooked the coun-
~. causing tho entire destruction Of Ari-
"a City, only two buildings being unin-
-4. On the Fort Yuma side the flood
4pctcly wrecked the Overland Mail
npany's quarters.
The GuartcrmaStcr's warehouse at Fort
una vas destroyed by fire. Loss, $780,
.
An Arizona ma;l-carrier was killed by
.agS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

Two GIRLS MURDER THEIR STEpMoTHER
IN TESNEssEE.-The Kingston East Ten
neSseean gives the following particulars of
horrible affair which occurred in the
sixth civil district of Roane county, Tenn,
known as the Paint Rock district:
at appears that Mrs. Hicks and her
two step-daughters, named respectively
Mary and kezia, had for some time lived
unpleasantly together, when the two
daughters determined to put her out of
the way. Accordingly, with murderous
intent, they forcibly conveyed their unfor-
tunate victim to the smoke house, near by,
and commenced series of tortures that
even the veriest savage would have shrunk
back from and grown hideous at, such was
the enormity of their barbarity and wick
edness. They first attempted to strangle
their victim to death, but failing in that
they bethought themselves of a more re-
fined as we'll as expeditions mode of &C
comprising their object, which was to
pour melted lead into the ear of their help
less victim; and then, to make assurance
doubly sure, these daughters struck the
PROSTATE and dying woman several blows
on the head with an axe. Surprising the
old lady dead or dying, they left her well
tering in her blood and went to church.
Some of the neighbors, soon after..coming
in, found Mrs. Hicks, administered restora-
tives, and revived her sufficiently to relate
the above detailed facts. We learn that
Mrs. Hicks has since died of her injuries,
and that the murderers are still at large,
having secreted themselves so as to pre-
vent the officers of the law from arresting
them.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
New York Affairs.

New YORK, July ia fire commenced
this morning at North Point, in Jersey
City, opposite here. The loss is now Il
o'clock P. NJ 100000, and the fire still
raging, but not so fiercely.
The steamer Sylvan Stream, from Har-
lem, struck rock this morning, and soon
sunk, All on board were saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

HARD SKULL.-A negro was shot by
another in Campbell county the other day
with a shotgun. The entire load hit
Fred. fair and square in the forehead
none of the shot, however, penetrating
farther than the skull, against which they
we're aattened like pancake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
The Surratt Trial.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE evidence of
Mathews the actor, regarding Booths let
ter, was ruled out.
Nothing very pointed transpired to-day.
The defence gave notice that it would
close its evidence tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

THE TOP OF THE MARIETTA lot of ex,,
ira wheat, grown by Mr.. Joseph Fuqua, OF
Bedford county, was sold on yesterday by
Balda Crenshaw for $3.50 per bushel,
which is the very tip-top of the market,
and the highest sale made this season.
L,1lchLur1 Ne,uS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

> 'aE HiskY misunderstanding dis
-*fs representing large interests in Gin
!. .- g New York, and Philadelphia, are
IL .asnlngton seeking a modification OF
n. .A'eFnai revenue regulations on dis
~ ...'.Gl, storage, sales, &c. They repre-
~ ~, 'aa' they will be compelled to cease
'sfaAons unless there be some mcdifi-
. ,'''DA ol what they represent as exceed
ss =? rigorous regulations, the effect OF
.. -.sa IS virtually to drive the honest
IIacNarer ont of business and en-
nv, a'sSe Tue grossest frauds upon the reye-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

New WuEAT.-The first lot Of new
wheat offered at the Alexandria Corn Ex-
change this season was bought to-day by
NJ. Eldridge s. Co. at $3.50. 1t is thought
that large amounts Of wheat will arrive in
this market during the coming week.
State TOurunl 18th,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

BADLY RUsTED.-We regret to hear a
very general complaint from the farmers
that the oats are very badly rusted, and
that the crop hcreabouts is, consequently,
seriously damaged-the grain being of lit
tie or no ount.-LYnchburY NeloS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
onviction of the Assassin with EN-
tcnuafiu. CircumstSnceS..'

PARIS, July 1.-The trial of BereZow-
e. for his attempt to assassinate the En-
s9r Of Russia has resulted in a verdict
Fl guilty, with cXtenuating circum-
@.nces," and he has been sentenced to
-gr.SJnmtnt at hard labor for life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

r, J-@!A Or Blsgop Sc0TT.-The Rev.
v Was Fielding Scott, the Episcopal
,~ ,,'oaa Ty Bishop Of Oregon and Wash
>f s'Ja territories, died in New York on
, l"Udy after brief illness. He fell a
,,. .,,'4 10 Panama fever, which he con-
y, .F :, "Li!e en- route from California to
~ i" IoFk. The deceased was formerly
.Ii 'os'y,enan minister, but joined the
,1 L',,I'Pai church, and was consecrated
Io.; 'a:9 Of Oregon and Washington Terri
'''S " bishop Elliott, Of Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

To PR1NTERs.-There is on exhibition in
Baltimore very simple and compact ap
paratus, easily attached to any style OF JOB
or cylinder press, and so arranged that
work in three or more colors can be turned
out at the same cost as in single color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
From Havana aud Mexico and Ne"

From Havana and Mexico and Ne"
Orleans.
New ORLEANS, July live have ha-
yana dates of the Sd instant. The CON-
a,ercial Bulletin. quotes No. IL sugar az o14
Gsk. ,,
The steamship Heroine arrived here
this morning, two and half days from
Tampico, in charge of Acting Master
Beertestls, United States navy She was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
Fire i'm 1aeadyiiic. Pa.

MEANWHILE, PA, July IA fire here
., morning destroyed the Barton House,
smiths livery stable with six horses,
.s4Lam's dry goods store, and Mr.. Nc
4'.Ien's residence. Loss, $4,000. Insu-
mo-. SlI coo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
Gold Fares on Railroads,

B1NGHAMPToN, N. Y, July 1.-THE
suit against the New York Central rail-
road for extortion in demanding gold for
fare has been decided against the COM
iranv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
Prize Fiphf-

New YORK, July 17.-Teddy Barnes
and Charley Cummings fought this morn
ing near Hudson City. Barnes won in
twenty rounds,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
!mcricmn Observation-Disclosures OF
aCitiEcn by the Portuguese Govern

LoNDoE, July IA man named Sci
a;.a, claiming to be 4 citizen Of the
r.tei States, was recently arrested IN
1-iS at the request Of the Portuguese
@crumcnt and sent to Lisbon.
he American Minister at that place has
liza 4 demand upon the Government Of
frugal for the release Of the prisoner
I'd for his return to France in Portu-
.r>e mau-Ut-War.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

.. "1.,%5rcported that the cholera was making
80 ,i' ti raYagcs in Buenos Ayres in April
H.. way, and that an forty days the num-
- VI deaths amounted to 10000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
More Advice to the Georgians.

AUGUSTA, GA, July 7.-Ex-Senator D.
q. Hill delivered speech at Atlanta yes
terday, taking decided ground against re-
construction under the military bill, and
advises the people of Georgia to reject It's
proposed terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
Repatriation Items.

The Petersburg Iader reports Gile,
county: whites, 327; blacks, 7l-so for as
heard from.
The result Of registration in Fairfax
county is as follows: Whites Gncluding
challenged), 1886; colored, 9s2. White
majority, 354.
In Botetourt, whole number Of votes,
zoos; white majority, IA.
In Craig: whites, Al blacks, As.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

rVHE SHEPHERD" COOK STOVE
l. for wood. appnopy h M
lea un6oooA W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18

uURRAH, EX.
II CITEMENT AT 4. GUNST & CO.'S. pns6r
For Boots, Shoes, Eats, and Trunks, call E@X
soon at sos Broad street between Filthy XIV
excellent Caters at $l.25 Morocco Shoes, Sl.25
Calfskin Balmorals, $3.50 Childrsn's Shoes, Csc.
and upwards; Mems Balmorals, $3.50; Mems
Caters, 81 rs and UPWARDS All our goods will be
sold to defy competition. Country merchants will
find 1t to cir interest to call on US before making
their purchases. Call soon at A. Gunst Co.'s.
Don't forget the number-5O5 Broad street between
Fifth and Sixth.
jy Is A. GUNST co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
NrgSa,S0 Springs.
HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY.

=
BATH COUNTY.
These Springs, 20 Justly for their me-.
diS Isl naa susass properties and for the splen.
ya nS% hs
i, Route BY the Virgins Central railroad 10 NM.
TREE niles 10 Ss spsng S'sr turnpike twenty
4 fne band Of music, billiard tables. t.,.,,n
and every appissaasss for health comfort
P5se S Of BEARD 90 per ssy s e. Dfsiu sEsssH and
jy ls-2w Agent
DATES OF BOARD AT ROCK.
~ BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS vlRa q e
rates Of Board for this watering season, and az
them as follows:
B BY TIE TIE S@1oNTa.ii;rty isy::.. %
am m. well aware that no arst. class Watering
place. and kept as such, CAN AFFORD these rates In
R ss s5as Alum to Ss
season than 1t has been in Its whole history,
therefore IL, s who desire good ACCOMMODATIONS and
uneoualed mineral waters can find both ut this f..
H S se retreat vGH ssMiog s asss1ssa BY
j. ssaoNiTuTh&s.Au4 Acting Partner.
DUFFALo SPRINGS, MECKLEN-
d BURG COUNTY, VA.-This we'll known wa
tering place, newly improved and fitted up, Is now
open for the reception q guests:
Ine following taE1N OF cndlBes naS ueon
adopted:
BOARD,
FER oay. "
OF w
Children and servants half price.
After June 18th the regular HACKS from the
Springs will meet passengers from Richmond at
Saturday, and from Danville every MOndaS. wed.
nesday, and Friday.
BAND has been engaged for the season, and
othe amusements are provided.
N. B.-Liberal arrangements for families can be
made with Mr.. WILLIAM b. BISHOP, at the Ex-
change Hotel, Richmond
jy4S1m r. PAXsoN, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

]. FULTON ToHPKIYs, Superintendent.
lie 25-ts
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
9neal aoiitts.

NEW-lORk SUPREME COURT City and
pry ysSriy & S &N.Sr9sa cnAnLIs RAHE2llS layiNSS
sns' w. .ssis, hotk nreart saawo1s iSi none, s Ss
hsHei ioa are hereby summoned and redpi answer the oon-
s'i.,k a'N'h' Nhleh VII BE- f,d m e fYee y. ~
S ~. 0 ~ Mu 'onnty Of Nsw.Yorh she Cy Hst N san
CIV and serve copy 81 ssJ COMPLAINS 4
We eilOti ~ lltit once No. ~ Eassausr,ei hs City al
nov nsS i"s SaH rsvy dsys Anel se sI,. sleens %
esnpam she c lin. aforesaid the plaintiffs 10 ,hs aen % wl ts
lssnnt ,es yen Tor NE sm Of ee hbT,d ,Ateen 1loa
doars Win n'itSt o tht Msh one
eight hundred Srd hess cost spa
this action.-Dsied NesYoih iuly 3D 1867.
LowRki fhANSioLl soRBN, Phriss atOrueya
Tie eompp asen ble o. IRE tleps az kS
County Of NewioIk al M City Hall IN he SesY.l sp The
2tih day Of AasS OIDatd New loTs August 9Th
L0NREl, FRANsIoLI soRES PldrtH. Atssseya Y
asst law6sTn
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
Bankrupt notit,s.

Sankrupt gotIt.s.
~
In the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT sf NENYORKn the
DAyET BAnkrnr-Ia Before ISAIAH
Wam- RsgsterTO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: The
hereby s'e notice OF his appointment anee OF JAMES DAyEf
OF the County and OF NeN.iork hn SAID District wha
has aedgel bankrupt upon his petition by District
said District Dated at NewYok the 18Th day Of September,
A. D. 1851 LAWRENCE y HOPKINS Assignee No le Brosdssy.
NeW-lek Guy.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
! is TO GIVE NOTICE, that ca tho

Il HIS IL ~ UiNL NOliNl-, lliii W. ~
eighteenth day oi september A. D. 61 warrant haAknpey
sgsas, s estate Of JOHN HAM ~ TIE t Of Nss
York IN sad State q; New ioIs, Nee
las been aGadg,J Ssnarnr, ls o~p peiori tnn 'ss
of delivery pr0re5ty he"neig
,ad bankrupt hG h and h 1au ~ sht pPehy
bl bin. forbidden by Law; that meeting Of DE creditors o. ~
baAup prove hs debts Ass hses
Of s e,iste win be held Court Of Bnkru 20 be een !. s-
l6l Brow in th@ CITY 81 Nsiork before NJ hsnEt wider Asn
Register, the Twenty eighth Gsy Of o,icisr isoa a.
O'Clock m.-Sept -, gyn H. NtRhAl = M'isHa,
T, 49, '..t' As Ntrtlkcf S.uihs IN pbnlci ofNeN'iors
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
ITHIS lis TO GIVE NOTICE-That ON the

twtn,v.iouIlh September 4 D. 1867 Warrant 10 Rass
rup issued against individual and copsrweshp sta,.
HfNRl JACOBY partnership Of JAC0By BR0fhEk
~ the Cv ~ NeYok the Comfy Of NsNSork and State
lok OfJuDA DoAS the other eG Fan Francisco a
se hsve hen adiudge Bantnpts upon The Pet'oa o. %
aid HENRY JACoBY; that the Dents ssd Dehs
t~oang such lnksup ,o ihfb r their use
The Tan,ier Property ~ ihcn iordn bv Law t
Meeting the said bankiut Their Dsotr
and TO tloo A~lnee o the Bbkups individual n.
ssat - viii b. he'd al cout 81 Bsnkptey 70 10
hocn No. The Of NcA-ioIs. before hdg,s
ketchan Register Oc'ohe A. d. 1901 at -
o.coe. m.-Sept ~ 1871 H. MURRAY. L. > Marshal,
.... II. Neoebger SouiheTu Dstnc OF NsN-iorf
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

IL ~ ui !. ~ ~ i 's''t t , W, 80
tsned srs the estate of RoBER RAfIBoNh cfh City OF Ns,
N~ivr who LAs ben sdci bankrupt, on hS
petition payment ard u-iseTy ~ sHy Prpen
bcoabg snc iRkTuph 10 hin aT Lis the transfer ~
prau.y hy la ioshon BY law, thsi g Of she eredi-
ofhs sad haguPi 10 % bs aTd @ choose aae s
aeees OF L ae viii be be a aCsuri ~ BSBkaptcIp 20 o
holden Va 80 Nrssag ia ibc CITY OF NvloIk before kts1
KecbR Register he llth d Of October E6 at u oeeeH
iu-Oe J. 1867. r. MURRAY, Z. s Narhsl IS uvssengeI
Southern District of Sew.iNk /
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

L tNeBtythiri day Of A. Bankrup,es
cd against the Estate 0f NATHANIEL H. BURRILL Of the
cy Of NeNiok in tic Conny Of ard state kexYos
~ho has hcea sdudgc Bankrupt his PetcE that the aJ
Of sns Debts and Delivery Property eeng such Bsnt.
u hD 90 for his aud the Transfer fpry b. him. ,s
fordu by Meeting the said DAnkrpts
% Debts aud "a Choose ADses bis Btaey
viii - held Court Of Bankrupcy he hou tse ote of S
Register Number os two hundred and tsol Bnday The Cg
NegioTk before Isaac Dayton REGISTER. The h0eeath dag u
Oc,ole \ y. 5s7, At twelve o'clock p0eebeT !, ls,
r. MURRAY L. = MaT~hs. So Messenger
Southern ni.ificf of Neg.l0Ik.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
IN BANKRUPTCY Tho Di.,rct ,tsf,,a e,"nst ~ :,
IN the DiSTRlCTCOuRT Of The INIT

II ~ lnt DiS NV iAOAhl ~ lht M Ell
STAIRS lor be souThBN DISTRICT q Nkw. .fOhK the
matte OF lIDUIHAN J. CuAMlNSS. DarkupL-- B.nkmptep
Bi"e tsRh T. Williams Register 70 WHOM IS NAY CONCERN.
~ ui-r hereby l,o bis sstnee OF
Jfb1liAN CuMNlN6S0 Of he City 81 Ns York
NrNls., ard State of NG lok, shbn fsn c rho
lodged ststhnIk bis pei.p bI NE District
D.ire-sicd al New lorl The lllL day Of September A. l1
ALBERT SMITH, Asignee
sA laxawru No Itn T,tas,t Nee I.,l
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-05-28
VERMONT HORSES.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Perhaps Vermont stands
as high, or it may be the highest on the
list Of States, in regard to its breeds of
CatL, Horses anil Sleep. The only fault
that has here. ofore been found with Yer
mont horses, is that they are "too smaH."
OF late more attention has been given
10 Improve the size OF horses raised in
Vermont.
Mr.. ii. C. Sessions of East Middlebury,
has bought the horse called "GeH. WASH
mgtoa," that weighs 1900 lbs, was sired
by the "l'eck Horse" and whose grand
sire was I" OLD Black UdWk," whose stock
is not equalled by any in the world. The
farmers in Addison and adjoining Coun-
ties would do well to see this horse before
deciding what horse to make use of tins
season. S. c. c.
Mlddlebury, May q, 1867. If