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IL In this Village, February 2d, Ladies' Gold
Watch and Gold Chain. The finder will he suita-
bly, rewarded on leaving it with ii. A. Sheldon or
at this Office.
Middebury, February 4th, 1867. 45;2w
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throphy. Let no effort be spared to effect
the general diffusion Of education among
the ignorant masses at the south.
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benches destroyed, and all kinds Of injury
done, it calls upon us to look well to our
appropriations for building school houses.
Now, Sir, who can say that VIC shall
not nave this same element TO contend
with, and our new buildings share the
same fate Of their predecessors. lie, us
recollcct that self preservation is our first
duty and after due trial if larger and
better Accommodations are found necessary,
it will be the duty Of every tax. payer to
lend n helping hand. ZuLA.
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" A n L L ID
An IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT OF all my old
accounts
W. + Russell
Jan. 9:d, 1867. as;F
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Whereas, Emsliue W. Iin.ley, administrators
Of the estate ofal deceased having filed an appli-
cation in said Court; representing that said de-
ceased, in his life time and at the time of ms DEATH
WAS under contract binding in law to convey
certain lands situated in the State OF Michigan and
desert Ell in said contract to the parties therein
named and pravs the court to grant her license TO
convey the same a@reesby to tie conditions Of
said contract.
therefore, YOU are hereby notified tn a-rcar be-
fore said court at tho Probate Office in Mdil-hurv
IN laid District, q" Monday, the 2ith dav Of
February next, Cls6 st ten o'clock in tic tore
noon. and show cause. il any YOU have, why
all license shoIli not I've granted.
pucA a. NilIlebury this 4th day of February.
-. 1867
45;3w C. G TlLDEN. judge.
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Within radius Of 10 miles can find no place 40
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Farm for Sale!
O My $50 500.

TlNHE undersigned, is now offering his farm,
of 1925 acres of land situated on the Ncs-
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two miles from the open channel of Puget
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give possession on the first of October next
Those wishing to purchase will do well tt
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
WM. PACKWOOD.
March 10th, 1867. l9:w6
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GOOD GRUB AND PLENTY OF IT.
BE NETT n GU S e
SALEM, OREGON.
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"AvlNG leased the above named hotel, is
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us good style as any House ON the Coast. He
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BY STEAMSHIP TO FEBRUARY "a.

The Cunsrd steamship Cuba, Captain Stone, which left
Liverpool eleven A. NJ the 23d and Queenstown on
the Oath of February, arrived this port yesterday
evening, bringing details Of our cable dispatches
In the House Of Commons Mr.. W. Hunt, in reply to
Mr. Baxter said there objection to lay upon the
table the correspondence between the Postmaster Gen.
eral and the United States government with reference
postal between the countries and in
OF the Cupard contract care would be taken give the
public the benefit Of the competition now existing be-
tween the various steamship companies the Atlantic
graduation to the Queen on the Princess having
given birth to princess
The Marquis Of Canricarde introduced the House Of
Lords BILL similar that Of last year. upon the subject
Of the tenure land in Ireland.
The London Times says according report il has been
decided that bill for imperial guarantee Of loan OF
to the confederate government of Canada for
the construction Of the Inter Colonial Railway would be
brought by the government the Honse OF Commons
In the course OF . week
All was uncertainty to the government reform
plans OF Mr. Gadstone's supporters had been
postponed till after the announcement Of the reform
measure in the House Of Commons
The King Of Italy had gone from Florence TO Turin.
6arbaldi arrived in Florence on the 22d ult Srom
Caprera.
The illness Of Count Bismarck did any time JUS
tify serious apprehension
Several officers officials and private individuals had
been arrested Bucharest suspicion of being con.
cened conspiracy against the Danuban government
Rumors current that rising had been fixed take
place on the Esd OF February,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-08

This association, composed Of the Alumni Of Dart.
mouth College, residents Of this city, assembled last
evening at the Bancroft House, the occasion Of their
third annual election Of officers, the President Rev DR.
Absacm Peters, in the chair The meeting was opened
with prayer by the Rev Daniel Lancaster Among the
more prominent persons present the Rev. Asa D.
Smith, President Of Dartmouth College, who had visited
this city for the purpose OF attending this reunion
Professor Apheus B. Crosby. NJ D. Professor Edmund
r. Peaselee, NJ D. LID, and numerous other men OF
note, science and learning An interesting statement OF
the condition and of the college was made bv
Professor Smith, from which II appears that numerous
additions and improvements shortly 10 DO made 10
that tme-honored institution, now rapidly an
preaching its centenary. Among the contemplated
additions arc library, an Alumni hail. in which
are TO be placed cenoaph memorials the momory Of
the dead particularly those graduates who fell during
tho war, laboratory and gymnasium About 500 600
have been subscribed nearly all OF which s paid in for
this Improvement fund.- and about $500 600 more are
feel confident OF realizink Short addresses were
made BY Professors Crosby, tAlphonso Wood and
othors. The election for officers resulted In
the following setectons-D. Il. Wheeler PresI.
dent; Professor H. X Pearslee, Vice President Waiter
Gibson, LII D., Secretary; William N. Chamberlain NJ
D.. Treasurer. After few remarks Of acceptance and
coAgratulaiion, the party fifty In number partook
OF an elegant collation. short time then spent in
friendly congratulations and expression Of ssntmepts
when tho assemblage dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-08
DESCENT ON A BROADWAY FARO BANK.

Towards eleven O'Clock last night acting under in
structions from Captain Carey Sergeant Miller, of the
fifteenth precinct heading platoon Of officers made
descent upon the alleged gambling house located on the
second floor Of the house No. 74s Broadway, and sur
pr ed party Of men engaged in the delights Of soca-
able game Of faro. The names and occupations Of the
prisoners who passed the night in the Mercer street
police station were given folIows-Alcxander Samu-
els, broker John Roberts clerk James Baker occu
patton; Henry Day, farmer; Lewis C. MITCHELL engineers
Henry e. Clark, broker: T. j. John son. lawyer; Archi-
bald NJ Brown, blacksmith; Henry Cadwailader broker;
John T. Price, broker; Henry Leslie, merchant; James
9. simpson student; Hiram Taylor occupation; Jas
Riley, no occupation number OF gambling imple-
ments were also seized and taken to the station house
The name Of tile proprietor Of the establishment IA thus
lar unknown TO the police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Line.
LIVERPOOL, March s. 1867.
The ship Great Western, Captain Cummings, from
New York December 81 has arrived here in damaged
condition.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 6-P. ~
The steamship Hermann which left New Yerk
on tho 23d of February arrived to-day and after
landing her English mails and passengers sailed for
Bremen.
BRssT March 6-Noon.
The Transatlantic Company's steamship st. Laurent,
Captain Boeande, from New York February %, has
sailed for Hayre.
LONDONDERRY, March 6--NOon.
The Canadian Company's steamship HISTORIAN, Cap
tain Duton from Portland, Me-. Saturday, February
90 has arrived of Greencastle, landed her Irish mails
and passengers and sailed for Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-08
m. r,vernoo, Cation Market.


IIvERpooL March 6-Noon.
'fhe cotton market Is easier. Mddnng uplands are
quoted at lssSd The sales OF the day are estimated al
I, 1000 bales
The market for cotton opens quiet the current quo
atons Middng uplands, 1874. hiddling Orleans
1Shd
Trade Report.
irvsRpoor, March 6--Mornr1g
The hdg;ces from Manchester are uniavorable
Liverpool Hreadstui- Market
LIVERPOOL, March 6-Noor.
The market for breaistafs liz generally firm. Corn,
SIS 3D. for mixed Western per quarter; California wheat,
lbs. 4d per GENITAL.
IlveRPooI. March Noon.
The breadstuns market steady and prices are hrn,
corn selling at Ts. Cd per quarter for mixed Western
Liverpool Provisions Market.
IlvERFoor, March 6-Noon
Lard is selling To-day al sos Cd per c"t for Amer
lean.
LIVERPOOL, March moon
The tane Of the provision market Is unchanged Lara
Is quoted at sos sd for American.
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 6--Noon.
Ashes 34s for pots per loo ba Llnseed on, 3ss per
Petroleum, Is 3D. per gallon for Pennsylvan ana
Canada white.
Rosn.--l5s Sd for fine American per 100 lbs Lin
seed oil 3Ss Petroleum is. I'd per gallon for refined
Pennsylvania