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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-13

UNLOCKING THE RocKs.-Thc great cost of
silver and gold arises not so much from their
scarcity in the earth, as the difficulty OF ex-
tracing them from their stony combinations
DR.. J. c. Aver, the well known chemist of
Massachusetts, has cut this gordian knot.
After having meritcd and received the graft
tude of half of mankind, by his remedies that
cure his diseases, he is now winning the
other half. by opening for them an easy road
to the exhaustless treasures Of the hills
He has discovered and published chemical
process. which renders at little cost. the
hardest rocks and ores friable like chalk. so
that the precious metals are loosed from their
confinement, and easily gathered. Mines
too poor to pay, may we worked at profit
now, and the yield of rich mines is largely
increased, while the cost of extracting the
metals from the ore, is diminished Either
is & great achievement, to enrich mankind.
or cure their diseases. But we are informed
our celebrated countryman adheIes to the
latter as his speciality and chief ambition. =
Buffalo Sentinel
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Caskets and Burial za>fs.

THE Best Cheapest Assortment COS Fins
i CA kETS and BURIAL CASES ia town
found Furniture R',m~, Re d Bi'ck Main
Street We keep hand every variety OF Ti-IM-
MINGS, and are always prepared 10 furnish aud tran
anything in this line, in the best manner ani u rea>
able E N.>CONtLL.
I,v
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FREE GEFT@. TO AzL!

4 SILK DRESS INTERN, FAMILY SEWING
N MACHINE. or GOLD WATCH tor one or two
days' ia any town iiage- Partc utar< and
gift nj free, addressi. = with stamp, W. FISKE X
CO, No. 40 Hanover eet. Boston, Mas. F4,im;i.
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HURRICANE AT ST. THoMAs.-By the
rival of the steamer Harmon at New York,
on the LIST, we have additional particulars of
the great hurricane at St. Thomas The sur
geOn of the steamer reports that they arrived
at St Thomas on the morning of the 3Oth i,
and found the Island had been visited the
day previous by the most terrific hurricane
ever known there. The town being partial
" destroyed and the loss of life very great
The wind commenced blowing about II
O'Clock from the east, and blew perfect
hurricane tearing everything before it.
1t lasted about four hours, but during
that time it ragged with such violence, that
trees were torn and lifted from their tOunda-
ton and dashed to pieces. Ships and steam
ers of the largest class as well as smaller
vessels were hurled together and dashed to
pieces. Some fifty or sixty vessels are ashore,
dismantled or sunk. and part Of the crew lost.
Thousands rendered homeless, and the
amount Of suffering and excitement it is i'm
possible to describe.
On the morning of the Doth ult., there be
ing indications Of storm. the passengers of
the old steamer Panama did not feel safe to
20 to sea IN her, and wished TO be transferred
70 the RhOnc, a new steamer of the line where
they might consider themselves safe in the
case of a storm.
They were transferred and both vessels put
to sea. hut during the storm the Rhone
struck on Peter Island, the boiler exploded
and all were lost with the exception of twelve
or fifteen passengers. The steamer Column
bia came in about II O. clock, and at ,
clock was sunk and six persons lost. Her
cargo valued at from one to two millions
In addition to these are large number OF
British and other foreign vessels. All the
wharvcs were smashed, and the fort barracks
are gone. The light house was destroyed
end about three hundred persons have been
buried after having been picked up in the
harbor.
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.raSHER.s COUGU DROPS

WILL If taken in season. break up couR and proven
Csasznpt,oa. II has in many cases cured the pst'ea-
when given the physician, and is especially recon,
nended who troubled with the night coughs
as il asnres a sweet and refreshing sleep.
MASON, SYNONYMS CO.. Kennebunk, NJ. Pro
prietors GEO. &. GOODWIN Co, Boston, General
Agent. ss,.d by all druggists. sphs9mG
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IMPORTATION.

Information guaranteed 10 TT fucea H1arant srowii
Of hair upon hstd head ar besrfess face. also 20
tor The removal of Pimpe< Butches, EruP ioH-.
the ekn leaving the OFT. clear, and beautiful Tar
be obtained v without charge nv addressing
THOS. E. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST.
Eo2yi S33 Roadway New Work.
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Auction sale.

n Office hereby given. that the valuable stock of
! \ sheep owned by christopher & Wing, "i don't
peii.r. viii he sold PUBLIC AUCTION. his resi-
dence OCT. 10Th, O'Clock, \. VI.
Ii We known by the sheep -hTeeders OF NesterH
Vermont that Nr. Wing has heen ~ NEER IN Raising
s-ECP, conseques Iv has made ssssoING q
tie spared neither expense
In breed 4 PERI .t+r ANIMAL. ii fia r
hunters hundred and Sky ao>tfa v.Uns sheep Of
SPANISH MsHNos crossed with the 6amu"od stock
Ike flock will he snd numbers purcla ioIa
Ave upwards III pershn DESTROYS OF purchasing
lew with which TO commence dock, have The on
portu
Purchase string tine for nj can nave II by
giving approved notes. The she p hrsederS ." Ne mort
will lind his chance purchase THOR, IGn
BRED SHEEP, Mr.. Wing heath oonDes hiTl to
retire from business. !. \. TAFT - IT.
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distressing and Dangerous affections OF The pulmonary
climate. lille many inferior reine-
dies fhur-t upuu the community have failed and been
discarded has gat ed friends by every tFiai,
fsued euehis The Afflicted they can never forget
and produced numerous aud too remarkable 10
he forgotten.
We public, that its quality IS carefully
Kept d 20 he est be
re lied on 10 do relie all that has done.
Great number. of Ciergymen Physicians, Statesmen,
and other have lent the ar names To
certify paTaeled u>efnne Il remedies hut
space Viii perm the insertion OF Them The
agents b. lnw named furnish gratis AnEsTcAr Al
which they gwen with also tai de>cTlp
uf the rompl ,intS our RENE lies cure.
These hn require nierare medicine 10 purity In e
blood VIII mad AYEH-, GoHP. Evr. SAsssP.rtLLA The
un rrv once. and VIII coucede ITS value.
Prepared rs DR !. L. AVER s. Co., Lowell, Mas.
and ,5id hr All Druggists and des medic inc
where.
BfXBN x Co. Agents for Montpelier. Also tor sale
by y. X. BROWN and REDFIEI-D & CROOKS.
gSN55m2
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ITS EFFECT IS
MIR ACU Lou =.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR EENEWER

perfect and wonderful article. Cures badness
Make hslF \ better dressing than any " oil -
tllatIu Softras hfssh. dry and WHY al into
n-antiful Trcsscs. Hun, above ALL the
der j. the rapfi;y with Whieh it restores CRAY HAIR
To ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
The hte-t aud lnck King hair resumes ITS youth
I'm rs .uiy hy L. aogs nut dye the hair, hut
ard nils with life and colorHg
The ar,t application VIII 10 good YOU will the
NA1TR Al Color returning every day. and
BEFORE XoU KNOW IT
the Did aras G,scoorel Appearance OF the hair VIII be
g'ne giving place To- instros, shining and beauii NJ
laCk-.
G.f lis - Sirian HaT Remover other article
- ali Ike effect
See That each hpti has private Government stamp
over the y bottle. III Others limitations.
L. r. HALL > co Nashua, \. II. Proprletors.
For safe ali druggists ~pyS s46ml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-13

HELMBOLD;S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and The and bloom Ia the pald chez K.
Debility is accompanied by many alarming symptoms, and
treatment Is submitted 10, consumption, insanity
r emile It's
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-13

M.GSoIi. W,rER.-A delightful toilet iice-,up-
rior to Cologne, and At hlif the police. spF&M46ws
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MRS, Il. Il. TAYLOR.
MOTHS AND FRECKLEs.

The only reliable remedy for those brown disccora
ions on The face called Moth Patches and Freckes, s
PERRY's Morn AND FsEcxLs LorfoS. Prepared only by
Dr. C. PERRY. BERN atolosisf - Bond ST., New York
Sold by all Druggists in Montpelier aud eisewhere-
Price 50 per bottle MIsp2ns
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Religious Items.

DIsMIssfON ASKED Rev John Eastman
pastor of the Congregational Church and So
ciety in Danville, having an invitation to &c
West; has asked dismission. He has minis
tered to the people of Danville nearly eleven
years.
The Episcopal Church at Burlington has
added to it's grounds, by purchasing from
Hon. Milo L. Bennett his adjoining house
and lot for $500.
Four persons in Bennington were immersed
by Rev. w. S. Apsey, on Sunday last.
Bishop De Goesbrand held confirmation AT
the new cathedral in Burlington on Sunday,
Oct. 18th, at which seventy-four persons were
confirmed. At the morning mass of the same
day a class Of one hnndred and sixteen young
persons made their first communion.
There are some twenty hopeful conversions
at Bennington, in connection with a series of
meetings in that place, the Rev. Mr. Burn
ham being the preacher.
Twenty-nine persons united with the Con-
gregational Church in Coventry last Sabbath,
twenty-five of whom were baptized.
The Rev. j. r. Hyde, of Middlebury, has
been dismissed from his late passionate by an
ecclesiastical council, and preached his fare
well sermon, last Sunday.
Rev W. r Woodbridge has resigned the
rectorship of the Episcopal Church in Yer
genness, and accepted call from the Episco-
pal Church in Marblehead, Mass, his native
place.
Rev Mr. Harris has settled with St. james
Episcopal society, of Hydeville, rector of
the parish.
Eight persons were received into the Con
gregational church in Bradford last Sabbath
This church has received an addition of over
forty to its membership during the past six
months.
Tho Episcopal church edInce III ergennes
is in the hands of carpenters, who have con-
tracted to change and improve it internal
ly and externally that it will hardly be rec
ognizablc.
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HI. Ii. SEA- TON,
CALAIS. VT.
Solicits consignments of
BUTTER. CHEESE.

and all kinds of Country produce for sale comni'=
sion. I ouid refer the merchants and farmers ct Aer
any he Id merchants OF Calais and HuHi
lier the AmOSkeas Natnual Batk 81 THIS 49,
Remnants OF DeIaimes Print. Dem ng> 5ni sheeiir.-
constantly ON hand sale by only
Manchest.I \. u. SenI 8. ls-1. Laamlh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-13

go wide Is the field Of it,
kNu>eiiIines- and "a nuuier-
ous sse rs cures that ia a.
most every section OF country
q e persons pIblioiy known.
" hn have been res uTed by II
ircm A araiiug and even dies
peratc disea e. ot Tie lungs.
When oaca tried. iis super
.rity over every o'her eIpec-
ttrant j. too appa reIt ;o IS
ape observation, Il Il where
its virtues are known, The
tsr autiiiais Ia emuipy for the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-13

ne hes, known remedl
SCROFILA

ia al IT, niano'd FORMS including Ulcers Cancers, Sy-
ph y. - Rheum, &c, &C, Dr. ANDERS: IODINE
WAIVER, aaie solution OF Iodine without d solvent.
discovered many Of scientific research and
experiment For cradle atng humors from the system,
IL ha. un exua J.P. DIN MORE,
<xr46mi 30 DEFY Street New York.
Circulars S-ut frse. Sold hy Druggists general y.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. Influenza, Hoarseness, Group.
Bronchitis. IncPient ConSun't tion, ana for
The relief At C0nsumPtice Patients IN od-
,onc.d stn1.s of the disease.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-13

. HEALING ON. ITS WINGS" say all who
have made use Of DR.. Wisfar's BaLsam Of
WiM CHERRY, and by such use been cured of
conghs. colds, bronchitis, sore throat, infiu-
enza or consumption. The prudent will
always keep this standard remedy by them.
We are instructed to inform the readers OF
this paper that if Parsons Purgativc Pills
fail in any instance TO give satisfaction t he
money shall be refunded. Cut out this notice
and take it with you.
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he State hssaver sesiifiss as foiIoss 70 ihe VII
Tg1g: PEERLESS SOAP:

lcERrIFIcATE.
have anayzed ant tested three bars of soap marked
ARsRIcAN PEERLEss WASHING SOAP" manu- factured
hy Carts Davis, with the following results:
IL contains the best stock and aihaii. in correct
portions and combined be nearly neutral and
highly defensive, when used for washing.
This soap is chemically pure, and free from any atul
tera.on make-weigh,. Ihas been my experience TO
anayzo many kinds al adult Grated soaps; but can
recommend th- pure and excellent article for do
mestic purposes. DANA HAYES,
State Assayer for Mass
~ State ST, Boston Sept 9TH, 1867. spF43ml
Anon. the many restoraIives which has sup
piled Affections of humanity there is
fl class of diseases than the
medicinal gum Of the Wild Cherry Tree but how
valuable po1er heal, soothe to relieve and
cure enhanced fold by scientific and udicious
combination with other Ingredients, in themselves of
equal worth. This happy mngling exists TO remark
ab degree
DR.. Wistnr's BaIssm or Wild Cherry.
whose in curing Coughs. Coids, Br.nehnis Hhoop
ing Cough Group, -d.th0 Pulmonary -ffsci0ns and In
cyient Consumption is inestimahle.
From JOHN MOODY, ESQ. Of Bethel.
BETHEL w., May ), 1850.
Gentlemen: | cons der Dr.. WfsrAs', BAL.Ax
WAN CHERRY of the best cough remedies known
Some ears since was affected with very severe
disease 81 tn Lungs, with hsed consh ad as oonsid
acquainted my be ia critical
condition. ! tiled many popular remedies, and took
sdvce Of ot the most ski ful PHYSICIANS IN this
sec ton ni tie country but without any Teef then
sorted the Bal aud the result mme diate and
permanent benefit. Ny lungs being naturally weak.
mad frequent occasion II since that lime,
AID always y h the same success always use II in
family and recommend it to my friends and neigh
DsrS. ~urs truN. JOHN hOoD1.
Prepared hy SETH W. FOWLE & son. Is fremont
81, Boston. and ior lie by Druggists generally
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Ir Is PuRE.-If you are in want of bot
tie of real good old fashioned gin 90 and get
some of Dunster' s London Dock Gin. 1t is
the best to be had at any price. Your gro
Ger or apothecary has it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-13

Mason & HAMLIN have, through their
great improvements succeeded in manufac-
turing the most perfect Cabinet Organs in
the world. This result has only been at
tanned by intense study, long experience,
persevering experiments, and large pecuniary
expenditures but the successful result is IA
remunerating reward for all their patient
efforts, and they now offer instruments that
cannot be rivalled in excellence. Boston
Post.
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(tAN find all kinds OF TOOLS, at the lowest price.
i At SCOTT & co.'s.
20 :.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Freedom Notice.

r HEREBY certify that have day given nv son
Allah Latte, his time and liberty hun
and that will not be holden for his i his CT con 70
his wages after th,s date.
HENRY LITTLE
]. w. SMITH, witness.
Cheleea 1857. Fi3W
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ENCLIsn GIN.-Dunster' old London Gin
is not made in England, but is distilled in
Holland expressly for the Messrs. Dunster,
by peculiar process. Sold in this country
only in bottles, by druggists and grocers
everywhere.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-13
Notice

~ AME into tie enclosure of The subscriber, IN Mid
~ diesex, I'd day of November 1867, pair Of
red eigh years oid-one Of them
it'll short horns and in The isce the other witt,
horn horns brown face. The owner is reqnes ted
TO prove property, pay charges, and take them away
DUDLEY 3 JONES.
Middlesex, Nov. 5, 1867. "F45w3
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Important 10 ssIacEx$sssiess~.
The Subscriber mss received patent tor "A
IMPROVED ANVIL FOR SWiGlXG GALA
HORSE SHOES.

By this anvil toe-calks are made and welded e the
quicker and better than hY the cid
the whole work ing done by tn tlo~S II ths
hammer, sharpening the Caik the time The
anvil also applies Ia heeicaiks vel incceks- II
hat labor fitting up horse siIos=-
The following certificate shows Ia; iiveTF stable
keepers think OF this method
cERTEFTCATE-
The undersigned, piOpreiors of livery stables. have
used upon hur-es shoes with tire aud heel
oaks made and welded nv Mr. Baiore's ntehine aHG
have them much hette- servicesbie hsw
those made by the old method.
.. VI. Dt DI.EN.
GEO. WHEELER
II. BOU INV ELL.
The subscriber will sell county and nights
o use the anvil.
Agents wanted to sell rights Appi, the SUBSCRIBER,
Monrpeliet, PETER BiHOHE.
AoHtIe Ter, Aug, 1867 rs4mS
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Dental Notice.

would respectfully announc my friends that an
/ prepared 10 insert teeth upon the Vuicsnite or
Hard Rubber Base, being
FULLY AUTHORIZED,
by the Goodyear Dental Sulcanite Co. With many
thanks for your liberal patronage during the past four
wears, would kindly solicit continuance OF the same.
j. C. DeFORRIs, Dentist.
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Vegetable SiiciIian Hair Remover

Has stood the test of serest gears
BEFORE the 1ublic: and no preD0r-
alton for the hair has get been dis
cOrered that tciU produce the sditt
beneficial results. 1t as ttR eiaftTetH
H1tr scientific discovery. c0HtOfn-
ing many Of the most pOtc"iJ9t H1o
reStor0fire agents q" the EsCEi
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
FuL COLOR. 1T In0kfes the sc0ffs
.,Iift, and c9erR cures cjY!idFHU
unex HunsOrs. and falling out ~
the hair: and ic{J MAKE az gi'c'r
UDop butd heads. e.ccclft az cefJ
age , s,s" ,;,c as 5 5"f, ,ehic IT,
kair is nOuriSHed and supported.
II makes the hair moist. soft, 0Hd
OYOSSN. and is unsurpassed as q
H1TR DIR S S 4 " q. 1t as tht
cheapest preparation ecer offered
TO the public, as one bottle sctt &c
cOmDliSH more and last longer
preparation.
II is recommended and used 6Y
the First Medical Authority.
The Wondel7ut results pFOttHceG
6y0ur !SiciIidst Hair RenetceFh0ce
Induced many to MANUFACTURE
preparations for the Hair. under
t0riOus names; and, IN order to
induce the trade and the 7,ubtic to
purchase their compounds. then
hare 5.esOrtett to JdtsehOOd, by
claiming they scere former part
UeFs, 81 had some connection fcttf'
or Mr.. Hal, and their preDd"0-
ton ,cus similar to ours. DO not
be deceired by them. Purchase the
original: it has nece,' yet beei,
eoHdfIed. Our Treatise or tise
Hair, sciM certificates, sent free
or mail. See that each bottle has
our pirate Recess.e Stamp Gcef
the top Of the bottle. -4fE others
are limitations.
RIP, Hall & Co. .Prop's, Nashua, NH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

enthusiasm regard 70 schosi and for the veneraon
with which they regard these devoted Yankee school
marina"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

General Gordon, Of Georgia: NJ Trenholm and John
G. Calhoun. OF London and Captain l. Brooks OF steamer
City OF London are stopping at the St. Julien Hotel
Major ) D. wilkins and W. c. HsrwelL Of the United
states Army, and the Japanese Embassy from WASHING
| ton, are stopping al the Metropolitan Hotel
General Parke, Of Washington; Dr. J. H. sherman, Of
| Middlcboro: Dr Thsysr. Of Boston; Dr. T. IT. Stone
and Dr G. n. skir, or New Haven, Conn. and y III
Ramsay, Of Washington, are stopping al the Brevoon
I House
W. II. Bernum, Congressman elect, Of Connecticut;
/ " B. Doel ~ the United States Navy, ana w Dcnnr
sog o. ohio, stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel
~ curier Dr.. =. C. ELS. OF klddleburg; George n.
Mnmiord James McAndrews, OF Rochester: Or Baryuv
Dr. T.. A. Jones. or Taunton. add Or. H. b. Clark 81
New Bedford are stopping At the Everett House
p DomDguez, OF Cuba, Is stopping at The clarrn-
Captain ~ n Fsirfar, OF the United state. N.vr,
w. W. Nichols, Of Boston and Lieutenant Colonel q a
stewart Of the United States Army, stopping al The
Aston House.
List Of Americans registered In Paris for the v..I
lending May "a iss..--From New York-Mr q n
Wales, Mrs Wales and family, Mr Brooks Mrs Brooks
9 v X y;. SAITH /, M Z sss.p' Mrs . NJ white M
Mr. zisn NJ Eswn Mead Jr. Mr NIX T sS.
Mr. Dcisno Mrs Deane. mrs Gilbert Miss t;lbe,,
NJ Miss Ls @sG H.. u h.ra and 9Igs m y,
lynch, Hs Lynch Bo.son-Hr Il aos stS
md family, Mr. wh;.ksr Mr. SS's su Ss os M
4 9. Hills, Mr.: G J.skson, Mrs BE-. Hayward, Il, II.
~ iosnsena, MIS- n o. townsend, Miss Townsend, Mr..
Crockett Mr. Crockett, Mr.. z. b. Goodsen, Mr. ".
Lloyd Garrison New Haven, Conn Mrs. u O. scnn-
,en Mis- sa,y =. Scranton Cleveland, ohlo-hm y.
sumner. Brooklyn--Mr H. stsbbns, Mrs stebbtDs
and family. cambr dgs--Dr Brown sequArd Cincto-
nsti Oho-Mr W. Glenn, M o.. ~ Parsons,
Nisscs Parsons Miss Carlisle W. = !: Brooks,
M Prooasco Mrs Probsscc Miss ~ CRANE
q S'F b., rSsd s ss.s "a s.ay. p.1s:
and family, Or. Laws, Mrs IAws and nmy.
vi Criaptb. Woodsiown, n I'D. n ".
walens Burlington No " O. pwsn1ey srs Bun.
Wiitsou Gan FrspcIsco-Nr W. r. CusbmAnn, MIA
Rev. ". Taylor kingston New New YOrs-Ac q n
and family Icndon--hr @ A. Smith. Baltimore
Mr. n n Rsnshan, NJ Frsd Reshaw. Psnnsyivsnis-
family. chicsso-Mr G. II. schwab, Mr. T. H. Bowen
Mrs Bowen ssd family, Ne = Hampstead, Mn Hemp
stsad Torrsndo--hr J. H ME. ColumUus--M We
RdrwAy Washington, D. C-Mis n v. 0AmmsJ
Nanchester- NJ. James Heard LooIsville Ky--Mr
Jsnkina oshkosh, wh--hr Jsnkina krs. JsuknS
Miss mary p. Jenkins Bridgeport, Coma -his 1yal
n ward us'tsd Mssss un.~sl-ks L ". hOuVrA
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tom House officers al st. Jago de Cuba The cause Is
not stated
Our Bishop is going 10 present The Pope with $50 w.
which amount ostensbiy raised among members OF
the diocese and by contributions from all the churches
Of the city, 10 be applied repairs the Seminary.
But the Seminary viii remain without repairs, and Tho
Bishop win get a Cardinals nat
IL is ascertaned that sugar crop will fall short this
year fully per The warehouse receipts show
decrease Of twelve thousand boxes compared with
the corresponding period last year. The market for
sugar is very active and firm al ~ rias per arooe for
Dutch standard No. IL.
Trade in general rather dull for the season there
having been but few arrivals this week either from the
United States Europe.
The heat is becoming inioerabie, and the usual
amount Of GUNNER sickness prevails.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

y sAsss i.ssrusscas II ssy Who szs sntsrsd upon
~. ana ssa.iasiiOn;; stiil Ssns.s they are .e-
sAss oath viii be administered M Il already bean
b. sppu.n and tho fast Of his having taken the
oAth WI recorded opposite his the register
Much diligence VII Be required especially cities on the
fraudulent registration Of persona disqualified
non reaidsnce, nninory or felony
Is Ragstering officers hereby empowered admins
oaths Witnesses vho 20 summoned the Board
IN any sase Of contested registration.
Tbs rsgstrakon via commenced in every county and
city without delay after the receipt OF this
order. 4
BY commasd Of Brsadier and Brcvet Major General
fM4 NN j. n. scHOFlELD, u. y. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

was taken out ~ o'clock the evening OF the
iot together with several OF his generals 10 be shot
snd that he THE prisoner during the excitement made
ms escape he also said that since that time he bad
soien and ridden down fourteen horses, and reached
nefe last evening. Fearing as ne alleged, that de-
mano would be made authorities Tor him. aud
tnat ne would be given mp be made tracks last night for
Brazos Santiago
who saw the officer cannot be found