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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03
Cleanse the Blood.

kZRV tf{ff// III over IL NAV burst
SEEM$tHyr1 I Pimpes sores, OF IN
"a 70 lVujCieA/ active disease, II may
IXHM~7TTIIA/< merely Keep you hStle-s, de
~ANMA L//A pressed and good FIR nothing
/V& But cannot have coed
0N "A health while blood is
-N-N impure. AYERS SARsAPAR-
pnrges out these lIupur-
~ ues; IL erpels disease aud
restores health ami stimn-
,,tss rhe organ. ~ M. 40 vigorous action. Hence IL
rspidly variety OF complaints winch are caused
by impurty of the blood, sucn as seroIaa or hings
Evit Tunors Ulcers Sores, Eruptions, PimPes, H'och
Hoii< 81 Aptboy,s Rose Erysipelas, letter
Salt Rheum, Scad Head, Ring worm cancer or can
Tumor, Sore Eyes, Female Diseases snch As ne
;enrnn reguarty Srprtession Whites Steri'ity, also
syphilis or yeneresl Diseases, Liver CuTnpaints, and
Heart Diseases. Try AVER, SARsArAeiLtA ana see o'
yourself the surprising activity with which IL
blond and cures these disorders
Uunng late the public have been LED on large nn
tie. pretending give quart Of Extract OF Sarsapara
for dollar Most have been fraud upon the
sick only little II any, Sar-parlla,
but often no curative Ingredient whatever. Hence bit
ter disappointment has followed the use OF various eS
tracts SarsanariIs which food the market unit the
itself Synuny mons with UlIssoa ana
eaear Still 81 call this compound " SaTsaDsrIlla and
intend supply RENE dy rs shall rescue the name
from the load oboquy which rests upon H. We think
retibs nv the class Of diseases ii is intended TO cure
We sick offer them the best alieF
alive know how TO produce, and we have reason &c
believe, eteCtnat niritsr oi booo
! yet discovered.
Avrn's CHrRnY PEcroRsL is :" university known &c
surpass every other medicine for the cure OF Coughs
Colds Influenza, fiosrenes-, Group Br"nchiiis ncip
tent Consumption, and for the reet of Consumption Pa
tients OF he disease that i useless
here the evidence of its The worit
knows them.
Prepa ed by DR. J. &. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
and sold by all Druggists dealers medicine every
mere
BIXBY L CO.. Agents Tor Montpelier Also for SALE
+ by n. X. BROWN and REDFIELU & CRtiokS-
F&NlSm2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

PtEoAliAL Pms have become "a settled
necessity with the American people. Indeed,
catharics always have been and always must
be used in some form. hv all mankind. In
Thu, country, the plural form OF administra-
tion has been growing in favor since pills
were trst made of Noes and Rhuharb. rolled
into "a hall Their high positions in the pub
IT, confidence has finally been secured and
fastened into pcrmanency. IN AVER CATH
1EIc PtGLs. The most skillful combination
IF medicine for the disease they are in
tended "a cure that science can devise or arr
produce Those vino need pills, no longer
hesitate what pills 10 take if they can get
AlrR'- Puts " hcclin., Va. Press
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

For all the Proean forms of Disease uriginatingin
SCROFULA
there nothing equa tile purifying effects Iodine
when administered in pure
DR.. H nders lodi Water
pure solution of Iodine dissolved in without
solvent, lnd i, the best remedy Scroule and kin
drrd diseases known. CiscU'1rr free
P. pINSNORE. Proprietor.
SO Dey Street, New York.
~ N. ait nrls Z A,21Inl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

The Vermont Normal Mus School
WILL. open ar CRY H,Ii, Burlington, MONDAY
" JULY Sh. ana continue TX Weeks.
BoAHD OF IxsrBJcrto~ w. o PERKIN|, 81 Bos
ton. Principal; .. L. fERhlNs :. c. MOORE, Fl. 1
PCOC5O OR.
Notation Singing Piano, organ, Harmony, 81.
TAUGHT IN classes aud p ivately.
Tuition al the Ola els.ou
70 particulars address
r.4,,s H. L. STORY Burli~eton, vi.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03
Vermont Central and ssUBii-
van Railroads.
GA go = !. 3
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
F'0mnencing Juiq /. 1867

.rafa1 Doing Sosssh~ns AaE.
Leave Montpelier 9, >, 80 p II aud 1868 3. NJ.
Mail Train leaves Rouse Point AT 50 4 m receives
passengers from Odgsnshurgh r. r. and connects II
White River Junction aud Bellows Falls with
Boston, Worcester Springfield and with trairs Pa-
sumpSic r. r.. arrives at New York al 10 IS p
Steamboat rI7in leaves Montreal 6.i5 n. ~.
ohns "a arriving al BURLINGTON 10 40
there with stesmers Lake George,
toga. &c.
DAY ExrsEss leaves Montreal At $50 NJ ~. Johrs
1000 NJ. ogdensburgh at 80 Rouses Point
10, fer Boston, &c, arriving in Boo via
Lowell a t03o p.
NIGar EyPR leaves OQdsnshuFCh IL III Z. II,
Montreal at 3 80 P ROus-'s Point $40 p. NJ. 81.
Johns 1, so Boston 20
meeting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road for Boston
and Worcester, and with Vermont Valley r. r. for
Springfield &c. and arriving in New York l2 80
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier at 40 a. NJ, 500 X, 325 r. II
and 4, 40 X.
Day EXPRESS TnAir leaves Boston via Lowell 500
NJ. for Burlington, 81 Albans, Montreal.
MAIL Train leaves Boston via Lowell, 90 A. NJ via
Lawrence and FUchburg 30 Sprin field As
NJ, tor Burlington ST. Adams and odgensburgh, and
Montreal.
The trains leaving via Fi,chburgh 7.30
and Springfield at 745 a. NJ, White River
Junction with the Day Express train.
Train leaves Mortified at Z 50 A. VI.
for burlington, Rutland, ST. Adams Roase's Point, og
densnnrgh..
N,cHr E1rn... TrArs leaves Bellows Falls 10. 90 1,
NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley X. r.
leaving New York II Is p. and from Cheshire r.
R., leaving Boston 80 p NJ. conpsctns White Riy
Junction with leaving Boston 500
Iinpon. Ruuse's Point, Mon real and Ogdenrbugh,
Meeting with Grand Trhnk trains for the West.
Sleeping attached both the night expreS:
trains rnnnne between st. Adams and Boston and
| Aihans and Springfield
1 Through Tickets for Chicago and III West
/ the principal stations
G. MERRILL supt.
st. Aihans July /. 1867.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

AMERICA. MUsICAI INSTRUNkN IS "A ierI-
can energy. ingenuity and perseverance,, are
triumphant in whatever they seriously un
dertakc II Is interesting 10 watch the pro-
gress of manufactures and observe how rap
idlv we are excelling the Old " orld- Nor
is this merely in those common articles which
require little skill III their construction. 1t
appears u he the fact that the greater the
ingenuity required, the more sure IL our
Yankee land q carry of the palm
In piano-fortes. for instance, II is well
known that those of the best makers among
US already equal, il they do not excel. the
best Of European makers. la reed instru-
ments. such n Cabinet Organs. the superb
oritv i Vet more decidedly with the Ameri-
can Instruments Ii IS conceded by the best
Judges that the Mason q IIamlin Cabinet Or
gans which have attained 50 great reputa-
tion at home. are far superior 70 any fore On
Instruments If the class The last number
of.. New Zcitschrift fur Music" the famous
Leipzig musical journal, has Il notice of one
IF the Mason 4 liamlin Organs, which the
citor ha- seen. and which he admits the sn-
perioritv. not only in fall volume Of tone and
general characteristics. hut especially in the
.. mellow and pleasing character Gifts tones
This favorable testimony J. Just. Those who
have not heard the-, beautiful instruments
have little idea oi the impro, ement which
these makers hayc effected. and of the charm
ing qualities If their organs. IL is not sur
p.i~u- that the demand Tor them Is - large.
" J. Mt0C0i G0-.tf..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03
One Humid cd Comic Songs.
One Hundr. d Irish Songs
H,e Hundred So itch Sonps

The best eollecti pnhii~ ed and containing ever,
variety # stye--ali aud new--snique and rare-manN
O. III be in work, with wur and
music complete. Three hooks. Price Of ca h Beard
e. cts, Paper - p, tpaId. OLIVER DIT
~O< II o.. a71 Washington St, Bost n. Fa6tt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03
Asg lsssHGxN LIFE DROP

RE warrant. d TO be the best PAIN KILLER in the
A Whole world.
c following
internally, externally, require, directions
and they Il cur, beyond the possibility % doubt
Cholera Coughs, Rheumatism
{ no era Natbus Colds Neuralgia
Darsles Group, Spra n,
ID ~entery, Sore Threat, Bruises,
DIphIheris, BFobchts, Cramps,
IIea ache Chulic, and " ouhds.
They VIII work wonders with ali your aches and
rsil<. Sold ty ali Druggists ana Country torres.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

In waitseeld. June goth, by Rev. l. Boy Cant. SYL-
VESTER UPHAM and Miss DOLLY LOVErT, both
of Warren.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR are rsesIned
~ AsiAaips ExFnAoT suehr. spyoyleop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

The clerk Of Il rural chulch in England re-
Gently made the following announcement 10
the congregation - GU are desired 10 hat
tend meeting in the vestry. AT four o clock,
to consider on the means OF eating the
church. and 10 digest other matters.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

Turner'S Tie DoaIoureu1 Universal
Neura gi. PHI is SAFE certain and edy cure tor
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases The severeSt
comp etey and permanently cured in very short
tixe Neuraigis in the face head is utterly bansf ell
a few hours. No OF Nervous D ease ~thstands
IL magic influence 1t has the uuqual fed approval
eminent physici II contains hing niuri'
delicate Sold everywhere. Sent on
receipt OF 81 20 and Two postage stamp. TURNER
co. 100 fremont st, Boston, Mass. Proptietors.
po.fcn. LILY ISsZ sAa9-Vl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03
DR.. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry.

In the whole history of medical discoveries no remedy
has performed many such rkabe Of the
numerous Elections of the Throat Lungs md Chest, as
th. longtried AMI ju ty celebrated Bassm. So eener
a, acknow lodged is the superior excellence OF his
remedy that but few of the many who have tested us
virtue. b. experience fail 10 kce hand speed,
and sudden of CoIdtuy believing that its
dial powers comprehensive enough To embrace
form of disease from the sgl cold the most dan
gsrous symptom OF pulmonary complaint
From Mr. Norman Finnty.
MoxKroN, June IS, 1860.
MRssRs. :. W. FOWLE & Co.. b, sion.
Being always willing IT, give my Influence in aid OF
I'D ca use, c eerully testify 10 Tie I merits oi
Dr Wistars Basam If Wild Cherry, which have had
occasion make Of many ime during The last ten
in cases of Liver Complaint, hard ConRh Ind
-ptDg of Bad attended, with 81 her dangerous symp-
tens aud have always found compete relief in this
ceiient Nv e1peri.nc with other remedies fol
all three diseases l. with Irit OF many pre-
scrip ions of Ihyscitns lsd- believe that The Ia
sam i superior to To all them. ithout any he>ita
ton recommend this remedy the hest estaEt for
all attacks at Colds, Coughs mi Lung Disease.
Yours truly, NUkMA RI NEf.
Prepsrei hy SETn W FoWIE 81 SON, Is nj
ST.. Boston, and for sale by alt Druggists generally
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The Republican County Convention met
June 9th. and the following ticket was nom
mated Senators, Joshua Clapp Of Mont
gomery, Bradley Barlow of st. Adams, Hen
~ A. Burt of Swanton: Judges, George
Adams. Enosburgh, Walter G. Stevens, High
gate States Attorney, .. X Bailey, St
Adams Sheriff, Andrew j. Soule. st. Al
bans High Bailiff, f. Corliss, Richford ::
Judge of Probate. Myron W. Bailey, Mopt-
gomery
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

Kt4I.>p Cou>I1. -Ihc Republican Con-
Yention have nominated the following ticket
!S.nators-Ira {. Allen of Fairhaven. Ca
pen Leonard Of Pittstord. John Prout Of
Rutland.
assistant Jpdg,s- Daniel Crotooi of Ben
son John Crowley Of Mt. Holly
Nate> Au@Hey-Ebenezer Fisher Of
Shrewsbury
81 rif-William NJ Field Of Rutland.
Hiqh BGlIf-Ner r. Simonds, of Rutland.
J4dg4s of Probate-W alter c. Dunton. for
the district of Rutland {. NJ. Willard, for
the distric, ct tairhaveu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03
DEATHS

BATHS
Notices of deaths inserted free. Obituaries, inrlud
ing poetry, inserted for five line be paid
n advance. This rule will be strictly adhered 10.
In Waterbury, May Eth, Mr.. ISAAC GUPTIL aged
81 years a + months. His end was peaceful
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03
COOPER IMPROVED AMER
ICAN CHEESE VAT.
{. c. Posi-, G6N'L Agent, HIaEsBURGH, VI.

NOR private d ,iries and Cheese Factories. SIZE
Il holding from 81 SIS Gallons This Val i nuv
used in Oh Fact ries and airies tor manufacture
il tn chess the mi X of hui dTed Thousand
cows perfectly adapted either and all classes OF
Diaries, and considered by Che Manufacturers
generally heng by tar The mot durable, convenient
and chesns-t Vat in In connect with tiiss Vas
MapIeFeRs Reservoir md Equal
sizfag Distributor,
for yars operated mmeHded hy these hsv
ing exper ence, the cheapest and best mode 81
heating fnr Cheese Factories.
Also PORTABLE CHEESE FACTORY BOILERS.
4 .nd horse power. with Fixtures; improved Wrought
Scresrs and Cheese Hoops, Dairy and Factory
d. G. Y0UNG's CAST STEEI. naIRY KNIVES.
1 blades Cheese Factory Weighing Cans, do DC
Corrusng Cans, Is 40 Gallons; LGeoHstOrs and Test
Classes.
CCSHMANsS ELETRO MAGNETIC LIGHTNING
CONDUCTORS, composed of strands nt Wire, Of
which copper, and This rod Is continuous.
joints coupf Put in coils from Bon 10
further information The Scientific Tnciples o. tins
Rod, send for Circular and Price List.
COPPER WEATHER WAVES. Of every descriptions,
with SpIre Points of Compass Boxed and de
Ilvered L. Z. free of charge, al manufacturer
prices
Manufacturer Of and Dealer In TIN, SHEET IRON
and COPPER WARE, STOVES and STOVE FURNl
TURE. sc. sc.
c. C. POST, Hinesburgh, ".
So 2ranl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILRoAD-The branch |

VERMONT CENTRAL RAuROAD.-The branch
into Burlington has cost $3.50, 900; the ex-
tension of the road to the Canada line $780,
900: the purchase of Stanstead, Sheford and
Chamblv road in Canada 1864 900. And to
meet these and other extraordinary expenses.
it is proposed, first TO issue $3.50 ,OOO addi-
tional stock of the Vermont and Canada road.
making the total 50 800 900: second to issue
$500 900 additional Vermont and Canada 8
per cent. ten-ycar bonds (called - equipment
loan - third, to issue 100000 twenty
year per cent. bonds. TO be secured 10y a
pledge OF hypothecation of the stock and mort
gage bonds of the Stanstead. Sheford and
Chamby Railroad. and of all the net earnings
of said road. These would carry up the to-
tai bonds and stock, representing these COM
bined roads to 81, 500 900, on which the
annual interest would be $630,O00.
The LloN IN HIS OLD AGE.-W hen young
lion reaches the age of two years, he s able
To pull down IL horse or an and he
continues to grow and increase in strength
till he reaches his eighth year. when his tai
Ons. teeth, and name are perfect, and he grows
no more. For twenty years after be arrives
at maturity bis talons and tangs show no
signs Of decay bnt at er that he gradually
grows feeble, his teeth fail him and he grows
=. cubbish." He is no longer match Tor the
tremendous buffalo; he prowls ar und the
cattle kra Is and matches lamb or a kid
Just rs he did when he set out with his par
ents, nearly thirty Years before A woman
or Il child at night share the same fate. His
strength and sight now decline more ard
ore, TIL the mighty lion grows lean and
f, NANCY, and craN IS about from place to place,
. atng any oiial he can pick up and despis
ny not even SO small au animal as field
mouse and he starves and dies, ~ is fallen
IN and slaughtered by Few cowardly hyenas
nr is discovered unable TO move beneath a
tree, and Knocked on the head by some wan
dering .Iew.-.>Ouh -ifr.can Paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03
The Pure Union Lead

lNAN he found with fall line of PAINTS, OILS,
&c, Sc
SCOTT 4 cos.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

SoAE :. SSAIK." On the K. Il b Railroad
i'll Middleburv, June DIST. Mr.. j. Z. Emer-
ton killed black snake feet and Il inches
long and feet in circumference .-Rlflan2
Herdld
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

There has been another division IN the
English House Of Commons ON the Reform
bill An amendment was proposed by the
Liberals requiring that borough shall have
u population of not less than 10000 in order
that it he entitled t. a member III the House
of Commons The division resulted in the
victory for the Liberals. who carried then
amendment by 2 majority Of ~.
Information ha- reached Philadeiphia Of
the death of Paul Julien. the distinguished
violonist. in December last, in the Island Of
Mauritius He was 26 years tage. and
leaves a wife and child.
The military power in the South not only
corrects the abuses of civil authority IN the
unsettled states. but provides for the general
security BY strengthening civil authority.
On the one hand. Gen. Griffin has removed
the police of Galveston. Texas, for injustice
to the negroes, and in Georgia, on the other,
an order has wisely been issued by Col. Sib-
lev for the filling of all vacancies in civil
Offices. whether they be local or state.
They are ENJOYING sensation in Liverpool
where a Youth of seventeen. disguised a
Young lady. has. by the connivancc Of the Ia
DIV principal teacher, been residing for a yeai
past in n fashionable girls boarding school
patronized exclusively by the arietocracy.
EXTENT of Our NEW TERRIroRY. Til,
New York Eoenitg Post gives an idea of the
extent Of Russian America. as follows
Russian America is sixty five and a hal
times as large as Massachusetts between
eight and nine times as large as all New
England twelve times as large as New York
nine times as large Virginia twice a
large as the French empire; or between si1
and seven times as large as the Island o
Great Britain. 1t is considerably larger thar
all the New England States. New ork, Penn
svlvania, Delaware, New jersey, Maryland
Virginia, North and South Carolina, Florida
Alabama, and Mississippi, together.
Mrs. Charles y. Stratton, (nee Warren) i
about 10 become mother, and in all proba
bility the heir or heiress Of Tom Thumb vii
be exhibited with the parents when they ap
pear before the public in this country again
Among the new cadets admitted to tn
Military Academy at West Point. on Tues
Jay, were Elijah S Harmon and Charles A
" oodrutf, Of Vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03
BENNINGTON COUNTY.


David Hornet. lad of some twelve wears
employed tile train To carry water to
the workmen, i'll attempting to jump from a
train in motion. was thrown upon a pile OF
tiles, and killed instantly the oath inst. be
tween Island Pond, and North Stratford. \
Ii.
The Republican Convention for Essex
County, met June 10. and made the follow
ing nominations for county officers Geo. y
Dale Of Island Pond, for county senator
Richard Sewall Of Guildhall, and Elias Lv-
man. Lexington. for county judges VIM
II. Hartshorn of Guildhall, for Judge 81
probate David 5. Storrs, of Island Pond
for States attorney; }. W Cady Of Islane
Pond. for sheriff Daniel May of Concord
for high bailiF, and the nominating commit
tee recommended the name Of David Ii
Beattie Of Maidstone, to fill the vacancy il
the position Of county Judge, occasioned by
the removal Of Joseph w Cooper from th'
State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

The monument erected by the town OF
Weathcrsield. which contains the names Of
some hundred and forty brave men who served
the town in the rebellion, viii be dedicated
on the 18th OF July next, with an appropriate
address by Col. Neazy of Rutland
The store Of William L. Bragg, Of Qucchce,
was broken open on Tuesday night Of last
week. his safe rihed. and robbed OF ~l2j in
cash. u watch and other articles
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-16

VEsTvALI-"GAMEA. THE New Mem
phis was crowded again last night by an
audience which for splendor could not
be excelled. Cameo was presented for
the second time, the magnificent Vest
vail sustaining the title role, and excel.
ing even her correct and brilliant repre-
sentation of the previous evening. With
a thorough knowledge of the stage, an
excellent voice, good facial expression,
and ambitious to stand at the head OF
her profession, she has earned a reputa-
which needs no commentator from us
those who attend the theatre admire
her portraiture of the characters she as
sumes, and that is sufficient. AS Ga
mea," she gains the sympathy of the au-
dience for the sorrow.stricken mother,
receives their plaudits for her singing,
and when they leave, they carry with
them the conviction that Vestvali is the
greatest "Gamea" they ever saw. Mrs.
flanagan did soma very good acting as
Lady Sylvia" Mr.. Wheelock's Butch
Joni" curious blending of honesty and
roguery, was capital inpersonation,
and caused considerable merriment, es-
pecially during his interview with Fritz.
olini" (Mr. Marston), who was also very
happy
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-16

REMOVAL OF FATHER THoMA.-We are
informed that Bishop Feehan has or
dered Father Thoma, Of St. Mary S
Catholic Church, to take charge of a
church at Nashville. This has caused
quite commotion among the members
of St. Mary'G Church, who are warmly
attached to their pastor on account OF
his many good qualities, and a petition
requesting the Bishop to let him remain
here received over three hundred sigma
lures in few hours. 1t is to be hoped
that the wish of the petitioners will be
granted, for Father Thoma is held in
high estimation by citizens generally.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-16
SEE Elson's advertisement.

The SPECHT CALAMITY Alderman
Shaw, from the special committee ap'
pointed to make inquiry into the recent
calamity at Mr.. Specht's, reports that the
committee recommends that an ordi'
nance be drawn, providing that no build
ings of the same kind be allowed to be
erected without sufficient stairways and
balconies. They also request mechanics
and others to lay any plans of fire escape
they may be in possession of before the
committee. The report was adopted by
the Board of Aldermen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-16
COUNTY COURT.
Report of Judge Leonard - The
State Of Affairs.

MENPHIs, January Il, 1861.
Report Of Thomas Leonard. Judge Of the
County Court, 70 the Quarterly Court OF Shell
By county, at January term, 1851, in relation
10 expenditures Of the pauper appropriation
fund Of said county, made 10 compliance With
an order Of said Court, a. the July term, 1870:
At the July term Of the Quarterly Court your
worships made an order that the tventy-one
psupers, more or less. Al the old State hospital,
adjoining the city. and under the control Of the
Mayor ard Aldermen Of Memphis. Should be
cared T.. snd sent TO the rlaos called the poor
house. about three miles northeast Of Raleigh.
and the Quarterly Court Aforesaid directed By
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-16
FOR SALE.

CoR sALE-TBE ABSTRACTS AND IN
dexes of the books Of the Register once
Shaving the deraignpent Of title to all lots and
lands In Memphis, Fort Pickering and Shelby
county. Apply to Strain, Goodman he ead
Estate AgentsrNo. 40 Madison street. ITO
nor sALE-WoOD B0AT.-A SU,BSTAN,-
tial, weIl-built Wood Boat,raked AT poth
VIII he sold very low. Apply to-
VIM " j. ", DICKINSON IL BRO,
100 No. 90 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-16

templating the prospect of his death,
pays him the following wcll.meriied
compliment manager w. c. Thomp-
son is very i'll. His loss by death would
be greatly deplored by the lovers of the
dramatic art, as he stands before the
public as an honest business man, and a
true lover of the legitimate stage. lie
is one of the few actors who have in
vested their money where they have
made it, that is, in The South"