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New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

CORPORATION NOTICE. - -PUBLIC NJ
~ TICR hereby siFsH 70 ihe oueg owners opali o o
psp au houses ad lots, improved or ulipO'el li' al
have been c9lielei a-4e
1oigi Of lie Board u A0Ts Ion Examination by q" per
isYoS paving vs,;-st Canal GreHwe with stone
gO paving from the east ode Of ssvenTeHuet to
SsoS pa1sg tse carriage way 2a from sd to Le5isstonae
SPsi ys7s the carriage way ofPae FROM Pearl to FoH'et
ssbpoS buur ss lavenue from 53isree AID through
otist 70 near avenue A. -. 49,.
6-Por rshaEgbg Ihiri-avenus 0JhsTeet 70 7ostfee
7for paving 6ecoEdsfeeom Bo"efy 70 AFeune WIZ s'OH
The ts eaeei ircute al tae several houses
aa1 0s sfplul ifcl tliihi l-
lBoth es 81 ffstfyree laull ~ sIe st 80 nolh
edss ts iaierseetng 70 the extent Of M DoA eIef va"
IrOmF
- d 10 aTnaes; also sides o. 7aae ara TIE ts sac 0i
Broadway % po bali the bIosk from ibrt 4, ctie Ta@
So des Of l5f o ith 10 asenue 90 ta extent OF
GAf - Uiock oa fah 80
4Both sdes Of aso both ades o the
tsersecing street b the Of half t3c ner wag
aoh sdes Of ayeuue from 81 % d streets also noA sues VI
bef 4 FROM lstaveuue p A.
6th-Boh Edes Of 3iavenus from 65'h 70 T9slsireeF
7hBeh sides Of 2dt from Boyey Ayenre ID also oth s M
Sae inisscng streets aud % ie extent o. ha 0A '
Al persons interests affected BY TIE aboyeHaned n''e,s
neu aad gho opposed 70 the els othl arg $50
% present e Objections N pnn 70 one q ne Z
Once No q chsnbefs hew Court HOUSE. HAA
ab5;y Gays from tAe date cfths notice.
j6Ss9 j6as ! : G44igalL. 24fsHhL pona Of A.,-,,oa
ISAAC o. HUNT,
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ARKANSAS.

HcleRa-" The object of this letter Is to in
quro il You have any means OF supplying proper reading
matter TO the loyal poor Of whom there very many
here They oall constantly f0rsuch matter. There ore
great many cOlOred men In this and adjoining counties
who can reada Httle. These people read everything"
Fuleiieuie-"We congratulate ourselves on live Re-
publican paper Our weekly The Radical made its adj
vent on the Fourth Its principles sustain IT'S name'
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SUPREME INSTRUMENTATION Mr. Justice
IEOEAED.
THE OLYMPIC THEATER PRoPERTf-sR. DUFF
APPOINTED RECEIVER.


APPOINTED RECEIVER.
Bones Re-r. aot Cook, EIr and sthers.
In this suit n motion. reported previously, mas
been pending during TIE last Two days Tor tho rooa
.of Mr. DIX who i mortgage, In lossesson rom tao
reises ana the appointment Of receiver Tor he pve
~ NH uartes Te argument tbs part OF the uelohse
was commenced yesterday, she main points ilns
flat bIr Dufs management Of t1e properly hh9 pSSu
annroved nv the Court which tired the osse orglhuy.
g cement hae produced higher rental than
thai xe by tle best lud OF ta value OF such pOpot!
enG.tha inc lease onersd into sor the ensung year Mss
"a 200 her than that 'xed by the bess Judges oi Wv
York theater proporVes the proper rental Ing ING .d
or Tic other side At the account was ullIaS
were met by shown IS that IA seyoIa, linlof ''"'
the accounts were Misstated by the palhth otro ~
Tie Court held nat the only point appc"iLins 10 ~
"a Trongfly d e by Mr. Dun, was ms ieass VI t Sne
nroncrtv NyithOu copsullng the Court t
IN orer be en red appointing Mr. Dun heeei'o' Vi MS
Giving his own bond Tor $4,000 .,s A. ror,os Co..
Mr. Thayer aud Air Allen lor palh'ih' W. ''' Ao
I'm To the ,Snplication Of Maria Sands ct al. Upon
sfi hoI ~ so 0O with two sure ties VINO JUSTLY eaci
In this sr' m 70 De approved " "'N'N va w. ~ T.
'sarah rtagne sehlotter agt Franz schloter Report
Of ef .,ee conlnned and Judgment OF divorce sianteu
custc DIV ol the child awarde1 70 rlail"H'
COURT cALENDAR-THIs DAY.
IPeope rel Nioit ss OoA' eS-,s ~ te III - pstA
a. s 81 a. SGT Moehoue gSavage Ct al az Snsrrnan ct
a, clissao and Great Eastern los-gaynor sst oisno!
. - ~ "a 80 TssteIL Clothes Thngcrs 90.
| P,asiu AZ Il al al, Boh l1J-Orpeahcm agt sehmda
| ll--CooE ssE stats MAJ baaA -
| Call lJ1-Des ast whtaara
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

OrFcEoF Ar,fr C1orHrSG EQuFAcH,
- Broadway. NEw-lOKy, Julv ~. l8jI
r ARGE SALE of PUBLIC PROPERTY
WH be sold At PUBLIC AUCTION at The Depot Of Army 10th
ie And Bauipsge No 40 Wabngn, Ncw-lolk CITY on TUES
f1Y Che Of August next commencing at u O'clock ~ TO be
o5anued day. The following articles VI Army CoHn and
1900 Uniform Goats
5000 Uniform Jackets
7T5 Veteran Res Corps JacEas
fq0oO Knit Drawers
ga 900 Knit Shirts
Goats (Foomensl.
5000 Great Goats (Iorsenensl
asa 90 Wooen Blankets
Rubber B.anAt&
l9cOO Rubber PorchaS
sack Coats
Jl8 10 UBhued sack Goats
~ POI
83b80 pair Booees h 8.
5000 pair Boots, M s.
I5g0 BrOsans,
sn0JC Leather Neck Stocks
a. 90 Hat Feathers.
$4,000 KBspsacks lkegulatiorl.
n o0OAann's Patent kns0sarkG
5000 Irvefsacks (Rt guuuonl
T500 Hayersacks (BHalnclrdl
TroWsers, iHorsenensl
aSO0O pairs Trovsers, (footnen's)-
~ Rairs Lesgus
~ ilusar Jackets.
raw Hats
2i13 Dark Blue IroNSers
2l5l Buckles ior roEssrs
81 yards DIX Blse Cloth
4l9 yards Blue Flannel
ls.2 yards tiTeeH Mclino.
ard Black
20 yards Black Alpaca
4il yards Brown Hollands
ausnut irregular Clothing sni E1npsge
P,mpS Of al can be st the dePo within ten as oi sale
RRS-Cash in ove funds per down and the balance
before e goods tie Depot which must e within I've
sale forfeiture OF purchase an ihe ~ per eeul ae
nosrsl b. Mao-Geu. H. "a. NlNTOG,
as Master General T. s. 4.
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pASSFNcFRS dPPTVFD

THNNENGEhN HHHJVED
FROM CIBITEPKC (Mexco June 2iIu sch Wapela-Cspt As
cough Alexander Wolf
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5urniiurt.

Surliurt.
pEDROOM ENAhlELED FURNITURE of
- Also solid Chunut and Nana Cham
her Suites plain and Ornamental az H. T. FAilNGfOh No 35
ICanal So, opposite Wooster. Established lS4A
HOLDING SPRING MATTRESSES Hair,
Hut Moss and Mattresses Feathers, &c (i reasonable
puces) the MauEcoY q D. lARlLLL 10 large building, Nos
30 and 2l2 0sraLsL. ies-i.on q Walkerst hea-lolk
pEMOVAL.
WARREN WARD & co:
MANUFACTURERS or COTTAGE FURNITURE
have e ~ tber
NEW WAREHOUSE,
Spring Crosly block east or Broad
way. between We Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels,
Where they prepared 10 iulllsh even variety
CHAMBER PARLOR LIBRARY, AND D1ING-RoOd FURNITURE,
BEDDING. &C.. &c.
UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY. AND Al THEIR USUAL REASON
ABLR PRICES
ZERO -REFRIGERATOR, with Water-cOOier
n comtiaed First preuiuia 1856 wholesale ard retail
ALEX. M LESLEY No GOJ Srihate r. y bet 35h and 3sts
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SHIPPING TNTXLLIGEECE.

PORT OF SBwHoRK. ... JClr Is.
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IN BANKRUPTCY

Petitions i'm bankruptcy were filed by the
firm of Robert Gilbert G. Chai6s Bates Chapman, ana by
simon Bier James Dayct Josiah Carpenter, and Samuel
c. Bishop, all OF this city
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oEoroS AoUEDUer DEPAErlUS4, BUEsy og W4rE9 RsSrs'
NOTICE Is hereby given that FIVE PER
IN CENT PENALTY M added isi DAY Of August neSt on
hn uapad Reuts WILLIAM H. MCKINNEY
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cn1rrT cALENDAR--THIs ia

-LEoEARD, J.. Reserved Cases.
63--In re. Rnssell File Go.
7o-Wicks ct al. agL Red.ioA.
yi-SavAge 81 al at snerInsn ct
al.
iOS-Gaynor agt. 0fJpoT.
lOT-ln re. Sterling sgt Peoples
Clothes Nnngers 90.
llJ-OrpenheAm agt Schmidt
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5mustmrnfs.


TEHE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
Il MUSEUM AND hBNAGBidB Co,
,r,opo513s,T1y ob5T1o,3sa,T1y ] ]hetTeen s sgTns ano friA'e'~
BEILLIABT SUCCESS
Of the celebrated Comedian S9a PsI,qraiil5v. isv
'@I'O'N4 =! ~ a ,TPN-rp, pa,SToyIyE COMPANY
LAST DAY BUT ORE
o. Ae renowned sFg Hsg's Ton TIit Mn AND WIFE.
CONDi0DQRE MUTT AND MINNIE WARREN,
VIII SS . mopEiEG NJ, c. lAFSTfRvooN AND gvESING
and win appear IN the Iec,urcs2oom
EVERY AFIKRS0oE AT ~ EVENING ATs
~ FASCINATING PERFORMANCES AND COSTUMES
Afer which viii be PerfOKI9@sSd K9s r T Fox,s
LITTLE BOY BLUE
HUsH-A-BYR-BABY AND P4TrY AND HER PITCHER,
produced at great S S5Pnsf aS E loyIvrcgvr SCENERY
GoMPLIcATE9 MAGEsR4 R1B0hAIH I o
ThdKs FkFh SHsG4r EFFE5 l 6U'O
-;ao1i7' $,lsFis sgyE;s og gsEFio TI c6+r,ryr
Specimen cuTi Ffd FvERY mUsHs Hs S9 ~ EGRoPR
THE SoYTESI@s $40 OF TllE m ~ Gii3A YIN hcSEIM C6ETNcrroy
TIN LIVING sEALS
The largest collection ever exhibited
PROF HUTCHINGs, IlGnTNIEG CALCULATOR
r,;ris5 AahM9iH hl i5, TAT 5Ipd9 iAFas GIRL
L'nGf nASF? sS44hii 44hiT efaSb AoUIRiA ETC. -
OYHK t01OG CIEIOSliIEh
Admission 30 eents Children m.ieI ten. u eelts
-NIBLOs GARDEN.
THE BLACK CROOK,
RENEWED sni RECOESTEUCrBD
FRIDAY EVENING. July g.
THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEENTH PERFORMANCE
GREAT SPECTACLE,
when viii be presented Will
JARRETT & PALMRRS
GRAND PARISIENNE BALLET
strongly reinforced BY hristes
NEW BALLETS COSTUMES AND MUsIC
MaTouS great scene,
AN ILLUMINATED BALLROOM,
IN which will be given
GRAND CARNIVAL, AND NIASQ QUERADE
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCR
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
FLORIDA.
lradison.-~Thc Fourth was celebrated with

great enthusiasm by the freed people Speeches were made
by coored men, resolutions passed and delegates elected
10 the state Re .ublcan COnvenOs which meets on the
Illh al Tallahassee This County VIII 60 Republican on
account OF the large number OF rvcdmen. Taylor Go.
ws UnonbefOro and through the and will be'now.
Lafayette CO. have great hopes Of placing dependence
on the League there but cannot yet Youch for the same.
We believe nl and Middle Florida VIII be CARRIED by
tho Rcpubhcaupary for know that there good and
working men there The condition OF East and south
nril IN h mot N flNnrfllln.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

" SON ny ny i',} Oih'2 ,. - ,t ~, 81, c,i,
Prpec PARK At te oc No 10 Cour'st bfooE
For sr Tsp.Docks pert Of The Plaza ihe junction Of
FJus yaalefages according 70 plans aHd specifications 10 be
The KuViueers Once on tle Ptrs.'
The The t D. reject any OF an bs tl tly
ll.,-.Li-. ~ ia issl d N TAYInR Cntfroler.
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NOTICE. = j

s,x.scorsav. Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

Pre Hydrants Ilsyefs Pattern.
Is Pre- Hydrsnis. Hsce9z Matthew's Pattern
Bgarss geiher with ib Of he bidder aH de % ohelirg
amount of secuntY required viii b. o She bo2eocfs 5000,
fb bs AysTs Paefn Fge Hydnt sl0 and for The kaee
naithews Pattern, Firs Hydauts - 900
Els Saoe THOMAS STEPHENS, : Cr0tgn
KOBT Z. DkRRAOH, Aquedies
A W. CRAVEN, board
oso.es Aaaslse. Dsp.rlasas Ks..g0I.. Jal5 q lssI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05

The following Republican Town Commit
tees were reported to the Secretary Of the
County Convention
Bolton, R Morse, Elwin Hall, 7 Church.
Burlington, Henry Ballard, Hiram Walker,
Ambrose A Drew.
Charlotte, Il Il Newell, james Squire, b W
Hazard.
Colchester, Samuel BigwoOl, 7 S Brownen.
Seymour Reynolds.
Essex, Josiah Tuttle, L NJ Bates. y BroWnell
Hinesburgh. S Ray, Frederick Mack An
drew Curry
Huntington, J P Chipman. j JOhnsons' Il
II Brewster.
Jericho, ] II Hutchinson, " F Lee, George
Brown.
Milton, L \ jackson, HoIbrOOk, George
Csswell
Richmond, A B Cooper, Sheldon whitcOmb,
Gleason.
shelburn. F Mech, PhilO jackson. II +
IIurlburt
South Burlington, A R slocum, NJ b Ci'lin'
AlteTt Comstock
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And Mr. Morse was declared tLcnominee.
On motion Of 1r. Brown Of Milton, Hon.
IoEElr T.. WALLS was unanimously rcuom-
mated ir J4ise ot Probate, ty rira roce
vltc.
For states Attorney. Hon. T. f.. Wales
presented thc name Of JRnAu FRrScu, Of
burlington. +. b. Mason, Of Richmond,
presented the name Of S. Il. DAVIS, of Rich
nond. g. W. Roberts, Of Unterhill, pre-
sou;cd tLe nance J.. +. WuHJs, Of Jericho.
5 Huntington, ol Darlington, presented the
name Of IlENsr B'lnEp, Of Burlington. For
fcllers the char appointed I. F. Wales.
Burlington, Z. D. Mason. Richmond, G. W.
Roberts. UndermI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05

Tcmucrance and the ProhibiJory Law
MEETING "E THE CHURCHES.

Rea.arlsby R.rs. &. b. Stafford, J. H. Hor
cesfer. and s. ~ Bush, J. d. KingSl1nd,
Losrrnes Barnes, II Roll, MIA DGris,
Prot. w. H. BucshGm, AID Ofh,rs.
4 large and important meeting Was held
sandy evening in the White Street Congre
gational Church. The church was fled with
a numerous aodi,nec, Of both sexes, aud Of
all the pra;e-'ant denominations. The meet
ir. was opened with prayer By Rev. Mr.
NcAun. Of the Methodist church, and read.
ing Of tie Scriptures by Rev. Mr.. Wilcox,
Of the Baptist church. Rev NIr. SaGDrd, Of
the College Street Congregational church,
then explained the objec, Of the meeting.
The churches had met to give an expression
Of christian sympathy with the recent chOrts
for tic execution oi the Prohibitory Law,
and The suppression OF iniemperanee in this
city. Il was fitting they should 20 meet, for
the vice Of intemTcrancc bears hard on the
interests Of religion. Tie day has passed
when such subjects can be discussed by men
only as citizens and not as christians.
4 civil enactment. passed in the calm
Judgment Of the hcst m,n Of ,hc State. and
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The Senfinel says the Democratic State
Convention was {" very far from being disor-
derly, as has been absurdly and falsely re-
Ircs,ntcd in the Republican papers" But
tic Sentinel doesn't explain how 1t is that
tie deH,oc, Gtic accounts Of the convention
happen to make such prominent mention of
unkind feeling, acrimonious Debates"
and personalities INDUCED in to an extent
seriously interfering with the business ofthe
Convention" The Argus 4 Patriot docs
not pretend that the convention was harmo-
nious but says that "f three or four men
had been absent, the Convention would have
teen united and enthusiastic" and rebukes
sharply the " mischief makers " who " dis
turbed the harmony of the Convention"
We think the Republican papers will prOba-
bly, survive this charge of Misrepresentation.
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Ghe SIRE press.
G. c. L h. L. BENEDICT.
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY ;. 1867.
ne legal Effects OF Secession.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE's OPINION.

ihe Legal Effects OF Secession.
CHIEF JUSTICE cuAsE's OPINION.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05

St. George, Ira Lockwood, Mitchell Hins-
Underhill, A o Humphrey, S " Mead. C W
Reynolds.
Westford, J Rice, Wells, L NJ Brigham.
Williston, Truman Chittenden. \ 3 81
monda, C \ Sprague.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

H'A " q " y IN 7 AON-
Ia. Republican Convention of Chittenden
c.-r,Y, assembled at the City Hall, Sltur-
-.g m.ia.a1,a. llI O'Clock. The convention
called to order By Mr. Ira ". Sayles.
D.. a- Count, COMMITTEE, and organized
t.4r.lriiy hy ,h, choice Of \. b. HLHERr
.. E-... a- Chairman and \. 4. FoRBE- Of
Huntington lsr Secretary.
Damai.n ol VI. VIM Harmon COM
a..e oa ieaaals WAS appointed, as fol-
$50. NuuIN Shclturn.
-NoEv,y BaowNEL. Esex.
E. B. Csl-y. Richmond
Tie Committee reported a roll of l5S de-
l.-.tcs, most of whom answered to their
names rs follows
Roll of Delegates.
Bolton. 3, Edward r Morse, Eiwu Hall.
Alirlv Cox, Henry Church.
Eurlia .or, -. 7 Wales, J A Sheii, 2
3 STe-;, S Huntington, = Il Cltlin, J NJ Knox.
e. g. Morse. 7 B Patt, / Beelow, Z II Start,
ID NJ ifIlf.'tH.s T. Il A'lAHs Vt . t"alilIf l. "
Peek. E Taft, + S WIr,s. p j. Ballou, c I
Narl. Nu C. Shaw, 7 * Harrington, :
p5aEe. G Peterson. c b Gray. c " Wo1dh0use,
il c Tenant, u B.gel0=, Wm Briusmaid.
Ct1rloHs, e II II Newell $ Squier, c Steb-
bus, ! Barton, $ shaw. Il LeavenWorth, l.
Nelson, b " Hazlri.
Colchester, H. 1 Robinson, F Smith. B b
H.1c, 4 Austin, S II Weston, " Y Reynolds, 5
BicUC1i, " Weaver. \ C Ballard, o Hood,
j II Lyon.
Ezer. 10. AB Halaert, o Tut;le, y
Br5Hueu, L VI Bates, S Booth, G Hill, c
C. Fields, r i Stevens, I A Brownel, II v
Fields.
Hfaaurgi. 10. l BYiug,on, Miner, J.
E-lcLcr. NJ II Baldwin. Il Post, Wm Doug
lass, S C Ray, C Il Weed, \ Curry, W W Bos;-
wick.
HuaHag,51, 10. AA Forbes. II NJ Juison,
C. D Carpenter, II Brewster, \ GoEton,D Small,
C Il Wyman, Il Il Brewster, c Ross, II Doiy-
Jririo.I II. D Fish, \ Warner, [ W Hum
rhrev. r Bloicett, a B Remington, Hale,
I. A Bishop, y NJ Ford, r Brown, II Day, L
c stone.
.sflion, l. oh Onion, W Brown, J P
Clark. Geo " Crown, Ell Barnum, Wheel
az. c % Blake, 5 Lincoln. E Holbrook, L 4
Jackson. A Washburn, I II TillIsln, VI Piero.
J c Harmon.
Richmond. g. Towers, 6 Howe,
Green. { b Mason, 4 Town, Stevens, y H.
icy, 5 Fay, 4 Noble.
S6el5urn, S. wm Harmon, c Z William
\ Newell. A A Byington. RoNley. L r
Lvon. II \ Blinn, W A Weed.
Souih Burlington, 4. Van S.eklen, NJ .
Catlin. J L Smith. 4 L Slocum-
81. Gsorge,2 .. II Lawrence, TirAs lsham-
U.gs,tgi. S. L Brown, c " Reynolds,
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and Mr.. Hard was accordingly declared tie
nominee.
Hon, f. b. Green Of Milton presented tie
name of SArfoED COLBY Of Richmond. fr
first Assistant Judge, and he was auau.-
mously rlnJminatel by rirs r5os vote.
For Second Assistant Judge DR.. D. II.
Onion Of Milton presented the uamc of M
THAN LINCOLN Of Milton.
Wm. Shaw, Esq. presented tie name #
RrssElI j. NoRsE Of Bolton, stating that
Milton had had judge fr q number Of
years, and that Bolton had never had a
County officer.
DR.. Onion replied, stating that Judge
Reynolds had lei; Milton after holding tie
judse=Lip ouey,ls. lie denied that Million
bad had more county officers than she was
entitled g., aai .llu-l. itu9t te-t to IIaec
The two judges cll-e together On the East
side Of the County, in the adjoining towns
of Richmond ana Bolton.
DR.. Richardson of W-s.osI. presented
the name Of Alacy Stone Of WestarI
). W. Weaver presented the name Of WIN.
y. Reynolds IF Colchester.
Judge Reynolds in @ .cy words which we
could not hear. declined ,lc nomination.
\ bllll. was ordered, and the chair ar.
pointed as I-lier-, D. II. Onion of Milton,
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| o Humphrey, F W Church, L TeFriIl, S N
Mead, Geo W Roberts, J Woodruff.
U'esyord, S. JBWells, Il Richardson
Alney Stone. George Beach, G C Jackson, L NJ
Brigham, Weed, S II Macomber.
UIlision, .. D A Murray, William Miller,
r b Fay. G G Talcott Vim Taft, L J ChspiD,
Smith Wright. L French, D B Fay.
On motion Of Mr.. D. ". Hazard, the
chair appointed q committee Of FIVE on reso-
luttons. as follows
d. W. Hazard Of Charlotte.
\. c. Ballard Of Winooski.
G. G. Benedic. Of Burlington.
David Fish, Jericho.
j. \. Whoelock, Milton.
On motion Of Mr.. Harmon Of Shclburn.
the temporary organization was then made
the permanent organization of the Conyen-
ion.
On motion adjourned TO Pm.
AITERNo,,
The Convention was called ., ordcr 't the
hour.
Mr.. VIM Harmon prcs-uted the name Of
Gen. J.uN L. BAasTow Of Sbelburn for re-
election as Senator. and he was unanimously
rcnlmiuatei, by a yira ggc. vote.
F. G. uiu, Esq, of Essex presented tie /
name Of f. Il. LAyE of jericho. for reelection .
as Senator, and lie was unanimously reno
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4 J-s5eyman has JUS: completed ten years
labor upon . c3Ty Of Trumbull Battle Of
Bunker Hill, J. by lC4 inches in SIG, done
in rcd wax. The picture is in relief, and So
Is the man.
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Tcllers-Messrs A. y Humphrey, OF I'm
Cerhill. a. & Booth Of Essex and d. Fish Of
Jericho.
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Two tickets for delegates were voted for lin
City CaHcusI the successful one being under
stood 90 be supported By the friends Of Z. r.
Hard, FIR Senator, and the other by the friends
Of q. G.. Benedict -Dlily Tines.
Tie Times is mistaken, on one point. The
successful ticket may have been got up by
,lc friends Of Mr. nard,-doubiless it was
since the Tines says so; but tie other had
so far as We axe aware, no particulars con-
nec,ion with the quite limited suggcstlon,
tud wholly uusought for on his Tart.) Of
Mr. Bcuedicl's name.
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C9.S,yc Trout w C-Vr.- Stick v'ur
knife Do the back Of lis 3. IS. and slash the
ei.ls .hc first thing (A.way5 bleed your
i.h as soon rs Won land Lim it makes the
H-eh hardy When You are ready io- you.
supper, make q small llcisiQn at the throat
and draw The 1utrail- Then Ell him up
with a wedge Of fat pork o- bacon. Wrap
Inn 10 several thickness Of TaTcr wei wet,
l''E l..4ycs VAL do.l and lay him IN the
L9i ashes, covering him W.ll with ashes and
Al. Leave Lim from twenty minutes 10
Aall an hour, when yJu may uEesrtl him.
aud C-t with whatever GccJli luImen.s You
may have. The frs. thing sou Will do next
morning Viii be to - fishing.
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nominated.
For Sheriff E. W. Peek Of Burlington.
presented the name Of WN D. MUSsoN Of
Burlington, and be was unanimously re-
ncminetel, by rira r0ce vote.
For High Blilia, Nh. Harmon presented
the uam1 Of Waiter !. Weed Of shel5urn ;
Mr. Loavlnworth Of Charlotte, the name Of
Joseph Barton Of Chichester Mr.. E. Van
Sicklcn Of South Burlington, the name oi
Wm. Mobbs Of $. George; Mr.. Brownell
Of Essex, the name OF O. f. futile Of Essex.
In- h.Il--- ..-re IN 2. fllllws.
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Tim Dnw ,''-Ja.- t.r- Lafayette
t-ctHci IBIS last, Las SON Go1rz, observed
tlat be =cuC.. ll- -lm,,liH- 10 is bosom,
and placed IN lis Haud the medallion which
be always wore SUSPENDED from lis neck.
Lafayette raised j. 70 his lirs. lt conniued
q lock of hair and the miniature Of the wife
whom De had mouruci i.r trenty-seycn
years. and hy whose side Dc LAD o.t-l l-i
TO he laid for the long sleep.
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FunBaHt

taken, as follows:
Ssr9ud Ballot.
Tcllers-S. Huntington, Of Burlington,
Myrln Baldwin, %. uiac-5lrSh, and G.
Jack-ou. OF Wcsti0Ii.
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FIRST Ballet.

T,ners-M Messrs. Harm,nn OF Shclburn :;
y. Browncll of Essex, and II. \. Judson Of
Huntington.
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nesday at the Matinee Mr.. Cobb is .'the
funny man Of the Convention, and touches
"the tickling sTot" with many who are not
50 much moved by the music. Tremendous
eneores brought him cut again with The
charming young widow met On the tram. -
lie was again called out. but declined to
sing a third time. The concert closed
with fine concerted piece, announced as
from Robert lie DaJle, by the Quintctte
Club.
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1t Is matter Of not much consequence :.
but it may be well enough to state that the use
OF the name Of Mr. G. G. Benedict, as can
d.datc for Senator, lad no encouragement
from Linn.