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New

For n New Years Gin.
Go 10 VIM. Sumner & Co.'s aud pur-
chase a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine.
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FOR SALE

-xCY STREET. ADJOINING THE
DE&.Ts She's Hoose, halflot with twp
" ID 80. thereon. Property rents veil
t-s7., vseinsfy. FOE particulars Inquire On the
p<-i-es
SSeslT-lr
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FOR SALE /:

I,ovR GOOD TWO STORY B RICK
+ touseS eOutsiains SIX rooms and cellar
- Situate on Water street heiween F1rst
- second siTeets Centre Wheeling. For
L. G. HUGHES
Real Estate Agent
zee ~ CkspHae, between First and second
-. D0ysl-
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE

WHEN BY TIE USE OF DR. JOIN.
w YILLES ELIXIR yoa can cured per
naaently, and ~ . fritiDg cost
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicine for PhysseA1 and Yer
ton. Loss OF Muscular Energy, Inpoteley. q
any Of the consequences az youthful Hdiscre-
tiou- renders il the most valuable pqPAr1iion
eTeT discovered
II viii remove N ner~0as Affections, deYres-
s;oa. excisenents ine1Fscity 70 stRSly q busi-
ness loss Of msnory, oOnfRsiUn, tkO1ghts Of self
Destruction fears Of insanity, &c II viii re-
store TIE appetite renew tie beAlth 81 thsoss rho
have destroyed il By sensual eIeess 81 evil PE1e-
tics&
Youagnea. BE krnbuSred no more By '-QuAek
DoStorsT md ignorant prartitioners, bet send
without delay for the EifxiF. aad be ~ once 70
stored 70 health sd happiness "A perfect cure
4 guaranteed IN every instance PTloe u, OF
four bottles 70 o1e sddress. 81
ons hottie ID srtheSsut 10 sEect = euze in al
Ak. DR JOINvILLEs SPECIFIC PILLS.
for the speedy and permanent cure Of Gco0Tr-
he's, Glset- Cre;hral DisshsrEes Gravel. Strict
are, and FL afectio1s q tie hif1eys and Blsd-
DIR. Curss Effected n frun o0e - are days
TEey are prepared iron Vegetable extracts that
.=sBnulssss 80 the system and never u11seata
ths stn-rAnh o. inpseenste The sreath- Ne
ehsnen af diet Is neoessAry while nsing thea,
ng- doe their scf5on IN any manner interfere
VIII business p1rsuifA Price 81 Per box
E7sl eroft TIA ahore nSsTia1sG articles VII BE
ssnf U any sdAre-s- elesely seaisd add Psst-
paid By nail OF szPresA en- receipt Of pzioe- Ad-
Srsss al orders 20
BERGKR sHUTTSt co, Chemists.
No - Erer Street, Troy, y L
ruarx1Iyt0ikW .-F rr.H
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sHERIFF's NOTICE.

To the Tax Payers OF Ohio
County:
,I,BE TAX PAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
-. Ike notice that in accordance with Al
a; >. lie Legislature OF West Virginia, passed
Js5-lArv z7ik IsS5, = penalty OF tiys per eeat-
y = sljed 70 al tAIes remaining unpaid o.
L.e s!u ~ u Dvo-nber, lsS7-
THOMAS J. CAMPBELL
Sheriff Ohio County.
rL..-h.rIs la--dtd4Itv
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Singer. sewing Machine
S-l.sroOm IL, Main street, II. Nor
ton General Agent.
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FOR aALE
Ear Sale Cse1P.

or cne Nd. CORNER OF
, FULL L M o Ia Ssrket street Centre
A Aley - -znds web halt brick
wseeasE H2ea -. reolss kiiehsa and en-
sEs-s esabAsh - cellar and gas in al the
IsAtd aiisS. = srgAin in this pvepeTty.
-nSzs IEe'1 THOS 0BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent
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DIR. A. p. III AN G HI e II ,
Veterinary Surgeon, 2

MOULD RESPECTFULLY TENDER BIS
w professional services 80 The CiriIeRs and
Farmers who have, o. may have sick,
lame or diseased horses He can BE
seen II his ressdrcce ea Ed , street
fourth house below Second street CcEfrs
Wheeling. West Va where he wiu BE ready q
attend % any Gala II the city. o. cO1nrry De-
sized
mary Sckool together viik the exP-rience AZ =
Years practice on the diseases which these noble
animals are % frequently the victims ! fee
able, eentlenen, 10 treat 81 diseases incidc,t q
the hsnss girk - m1EA sEoeess. Il 1ol uDce thxz
any nzn In ths cozEtzy.
ny services I Sc Dr. A p. HANCHER
asc<-insr $50 VS. yssiEss
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state Of w rginia-
IN IAs Circuit CosSt Of oiio Csaafy. No
ro4bsT Rslss, lc67. @
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rginia.


reAtsT Kals, lo67. fs
walian NsrYhy.
a.
RSberf He.d<ssaa- EIseu;oT 81 tis izsf Vii
AID testz.Deni sfJ0hn LEesr3y. eeosa4sa.
ia 1sumpfs
THE OBJECT OF TIIis SUI - 10 KE.
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With istsrez; e ti11, pared tSsreo6 hfoB. tAs
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parosl fhrreSf frsn tks l1fb ufkspsessa-r. iseb
An attschnsaf harfba b.sn kzsSed and 3ssi<1 ;
Spa - intsrSst q tss sas4 kstert ltssAer.sn.
EEtrutOT IN TIE nOpies eypsijfS ao4 estate ~
the I'D 6efst.ta.f IN the kxAls q y. q. Lhst
Reoesysr 81 a. Circsft Cert ~ OAiS CS,nty.
In a orrtafn osanc 10 cAanrsry hSv pczdizg n
a. Graft Com, EbeFsin tss E4itlDsss q
lais EaiirusA CoEpanT II corsDissH2nf. anf
glziaz q. LafsgIy. - IA. ars dsSesAkHfs.
And Ire ND RoAsF4 Heuder~sn sot hs1sk
rezsteEt - tia stzis. u ~ ort<rod fast ~ sps
par a. 1ctes4asi In tia eznss Nilhia 1as
n.gRfh sftsI fbe fsaTth weekly pubbc1tsss
ard das pssriDg - tbs oFtsT - fhs frat tos1
u ~ Cert Hszse - OAts ceznfy, ana sftest
% kis tntETrat IN tlIia szfa l f -sff
a cO2y- Testes MICHAEL J. EkEIStG.
MICHAEL >. BRRIyIS. tIssE
AfsorlsJs Tor PisistlG ssz5litsssv
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For Sale.

ovryH Ny REsDENc. FOR SALE
vi ,---.eTty IL located On Fourth street,
Il ~ - Noproe and Quincy. The house Is
~. :" tie zFosi substantial manner, eOnven:
-. = II IL G-rar svneuts Elegantly finished
e. - rgc-leTn Improvements The location
-. - = lie nosi desirable IN the city.
= slsst,.. z CRkSGLE.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

SyrovpHAND ENGINE, IN FIRST
\ Class Coalition. cheap for cash
Il wM LCNSFORD.
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA
Capital Paid In ...--........s5oO, 600
THIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO TIE

'ENNN HINlNEk - " u Y u = y y - n
i business Of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank % wheeling II l. = Designated DeTo<i
tory and FINANCIAL Agent Of the GATED States
and Il prepared % do = legitimate Bahking basi
ueSs-
PKEsu1ST-ROBERT CRASGLR
DIX -ToEs-Tho1as SEe-Rey L :. DelaDlAin.
jas e. A.hes0n John BOal0n Jacob BefrsT A.
Alien Howell. J. Selsoa VGBee james D4lIen
iAnITIy 3 BRADY. Cash5er.
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IN CASES CONCENTRATED LNE-
ssczses cUaeentrared Lye, Philadelphia
200 lbs Soda Ash.
At LAyGHuS, SDGTH Co.
go kegs b Carbonate soda
500 Tbs Pure CTeAu Tartar.
500 lbs CalambriA LiooTioe.
80 lbs Italian L,oOTlce.
At LArGHlIS, SNITH Co.
sooo lbs Pepper in bags
100 los Alspioe.
$50 tie ClOyes-
80 he NutaegN prime.
5pdJIbs Nader very fine.
1870 los Extract LogEoOd-
500 lbs Alum.
I0Ue lbs Blue VitriOl.
At LIUoHlIS SSrTA & 20.
100 lbs Irdiso, Spanish fOas-
loo lbs Indigo, Manila
600 lbs Chip LogwOOd-
so lbs Cudbear.
9 barrels Ilaseed OF;
10 Turpentine.
At LausHLN, Smith Co.
50 dozen Paint Brushes, AL nanbers
50 I" Sash Brushes
100 Shoe Brushes, handles
y Horse Brushes
10 Busting Brushes
Al LAuGHLS, SMTH L Co.
900 lbs Cement for Fruit Jars
- dozen Fruit JArs
so - Jar CorkA
SO Tbs Ground Mustard.
500 lbs Mac. Race and Jamaica Ginger.
Al LACGHLIN, SMITH Co.
100 boxes HunInels Essence COdee.
50dOzen FlayOring Extracts
- Baking P0 SdsTs-
go Blueing for clothes.
Al LAuGHLIy. SMITH & Co.
100 dozen Essences, assorted
SO BaiemAn DrOps and G. Cordial
100 Castor and Sweet OIL
SO OF Of Grapeviae-ibe only genuine.
Sepila IAUGHLIN, SMIIH 4 Co.
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Baltimore & Ohio 2 R Co.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

OyElcE BGITIxOxE 4 0HIo RAILROAD Co.
wHEELIS9, Nay I, ISSz-
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BANKS.
National Bank Of West Virginia.

MONEY RECEIVED ON DEP0s-
vi IT, Interest paid on Special DEPOSITS.
Notes and Bills discounted. Exchange bongbt
and sold Colleotions made up0a Al! pJints and
proceeds promptly reEniit~d-
DIRECTORS.
CrispiB ogiebAy. ThODas HuEhes.
Michel Reilly. DR.. A 5. Todd
Arthur Little. J. z Hubbard
Jas. AeI'iunev NJ Pollock
James Maxwell
CRISPIN OGLEBAY. President.
GIBSON LAMB. Cashier. aRES
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SUMNER SCHEDULE.
DAssENGER TRAINS WILL Run
i BY the following srheduls On AMI amer the
5th day Of Nay, ls67:
FAST LINE
Law Law
Wheeling. 5l0P. n Baltimore -. $50
AzKIvE- Washington. EJoP
Grafton ----.-iO-t0P ~. n AkkIyE-
Parkersb's - 40 l. N. Ha-PeE's Fry s3oF. ~
Cumberland. 3-00 Cumberland II = A. y.
HArper's Fry 5:i5 " Grafton SO ="
Baltim0rs.-.-i0sSO Wheeling -itsIo 90
WashR City Ills e including SaHdAys-
Unloading SunaAyA
EXPRESS TRAIN.
IIAvE- LEGVE-
Wheeling. 7.5AN- baltimore q. as N
AEKTyI- WaSh't'n Cy rs ..
Gr2itOa.-.-.- ls45 Pm AERIVE-
PArkersburx 80 HaTPer'sFry I.1IA.N.
CumberlAnd-. rs Cumberland. go
Harper's FTyi2-57 A. n Grafton -. isgS ?. y.
baltimore - 45I wheeling. Sos :"
.ETcep, saturday. Except Saturday.
NAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
Law law
wheeling sic r. - .BAltimore AS A n.
AKUTB- WashtE Cy KS
Grafton... 40 Az AKKivE-
Cumberland 40 HArpeT'sFry IsooF. n.
Harper FryI2FoP. n Cumberland. eco
Winchester go Grafton Il.O
Baltimore SEQ WheeliRg.- EfeA. n.
wAshtn C'y Sc
'Including Sundays. Including SundGyA
BKNwOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. o. Division.
LEAVE WHIELTSs At
5to-.--..--------A.A 4s0o---..---------f. H.
Tickets 10 AL principal points in the East,
West and Southwest, Can be procured a; the
COnpAnyS od5ee.
JOHN l. WILSON,
Master Of transportation
z I. DEVEIES
uay7 General A gent, Wheeling.
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WHOLESALE GRocERs.

MAXWELL & TINGLE,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS,
FLOUR, BACON, LARD, &c.
s. MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, ". VA.
In aaSirioa 70 eur stock On hand, we are re
eeiving LARGE STOCK Of goods e0qEhf ioE
fos e.sh, vhieh We are ostsEnine6 sean g 81.
invite cTfT ard COUNTY, dealers 20 sxar1i1e cur
stock aDd get our priets before purchasing else
where. MAXWELL & JINGLE
i 30 Us Oriental Spring Wheat, choice
100 q Hamilton Family Winter-
IIo Legal Tesder
100 POnOeks Ind White "
For sale BY MAXWELL L TISGLE
T. 100 bass strictly choice R;O.
MAXWELL & 1INGLE
y . hhds- choice P. z Sugar.
10 do. Cuba dc. IN store AID arriving.
MAXWELL & TINGLE
DEFINRD sUGAR-
II = bbls Standard CT. pOE'd and grand
Is do A & y Coffee SnZArS
MAXWELL & TISGLES
, > bsts- Braae,. be:t Golden Strap
Is do. M0numeatAl do
Is klf bbls golden d0-
10 bbE New York do. For sale
By MAXWELL & TIXGLR
iohn eh. choice g. P.TeA
10 DO. do. Y. H. do
Is do. Medium grades 6. p. AID Y. Il
10 do. oOiOngs for sale; -
TOBACCO. WESTERN.
i ~ boxes Niagara IGs. black
Is czddies do. les and Navy j.
~ s boxes Rrssell's los, black
10 boxes EHegAutus los black.
81 Highland cbieftALD = black,
- Mermaid Nav =
- Pine Apple Navy i
OLD VIRGINIA
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lhs,
So Ambrosia Ibs
10 Curiosity l6s
70 Twin E Dorado, soft pressed +,
Bright Twist,
10 Miier's Pine Twist
10 Dizdem Soft Pressed u
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls T. @. cut and dry.
10 half bids T. u. cut and ory,
10 kegs MekeAn's 6 twist for sale
MAXWELL Il TISGLE-
CAROLINA RICE
" = teroes prime new Carolina Rice
MAXWELL 4 TINGLE-
DROYIsI0Ns.- -
Il Baron, Hams, ShOnlders and Sades. B1lk
Meats. Dressed Hogs, Prime Leaf Lard, &c
MAXWELL & TINGLE
SALT.
NE KEEP A SUPPLY OF MCSKINGUN
w River Salt Of a. good quality a. Ohto
river. MAXWELL & TINGLE-
NAILS.
~ SO kegs assorted sizes nails hest brznds
Il MAXWELL & TISGLES-
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sak yeIvefs,

sifk veivets.
Slk and Velvet Ribbons, Sequins and
tBugle Trimmings, at d. A. Adler d
70
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TO CONSTNIPTIXES-

The advertiser, having been restored e. health
in a few weeks BY very simple remedy, aner
having suffered for several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption
is ANXIOUS to make known 20 his fsiiow-saacrer
tie means Of cure
To all who desire It, De viii send copy Of tie
prescription used Gree Of charge, with the direc
lions for preparing AMI using the same. wAI-h they
viii find a SURE CURE fr CoSsulurIoy, ASTHMA,
BnoScHrTIs. CouGHs, COINS, and all Threat and
Lung Affections, The olly o'.ec. of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is g. benefit the
afiic;ed. and spread Information which be con-
ceives to be invaluable aud hc hopes every sufferer
viii try his remedy. as 10 viii cost them nothing
and may prove q blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription, FREs, by return mail, will please a.
dress. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
williamsburg. Kings Co, New York.
MAJ -llaw1 sIyr
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DIR. SCHENCK THE LUNG DOCTOR

The Proprietor Of SCHENCkS PULNoNIg
lkUP, the inventor Of son NJE'S KFSpTF.u-
METER the only instrument that can 70 a certain.
" detect the slightest muriuur o. the respiratory
organs.
This Is Of great importance 20 Dr. SCHEME. fa
know the exact condition OF the lungs. wletU-- B.
Is Iuhcrculous, Pulmonary, Bronchial pIeurI.l..
Or Dy spepuc Consumption, and Wheeler q i. r.,..
lungs or only one that are deceased
ltrequires constant and long practice &. te..f...
familiar with every sound or ruttlu- Of n disease
bronchial tube. Patients come 10 ur SCHENgF
% get examined that have been EXAMINED hy ttai-
family ply stefan, who told them that their LUNGS
were almost gone when by a clos. eNamiuatiGn
with the kesprometer, il Is often found thar u b.
an affection Of the bronchial tube; and av .ettfn-
healthy action Of the lis er AMI tone a he ~"
mach, the sufferer Is soon restore. Co health
Sometimes medicine that will stop a couch is certain
death t. the patient. II LOCKS up the liver st0us
the circulation OF the blood-Ls.morrha-c follows
anli IN TACT stopping the action ot the te-y oru-
that caused the cough.
Dr. Schenck III be professionally u his looms
every week, - Bond street, new YORK and 90 Uar-
over street, Boston from a. ". until Bpm H.
gives advice free, but for thorough examination
with the Eespiro meter the charge Is 8. Ills ueif
cines are for sale by al druggists and dealers also
a iuu supply az all times az his rooms. Price 70
the Pulmonic syrup and seaweed Tonic. eacl 3D.
per bottle, or 9 So the half dozen Mandrake PINS
- cents per box. GEO. &. GOODWIN A 40 Is
Hanover street, gents for Boston. Fog sale Van
druggists.
w1-wltlam MOI
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Boston MARKET.


NEW FLOUR has been arriving more freely. and
prices are unsettled and have been gradually
tending down for this description. Choice brands
are very scarce and sell in small lots a. fun rices
Advices from the West are still favorable flr har-
vest operations, a nd abundant supplies Of new
Flour must soon be arriyiu We quote Western
superhne as q bo common extras s. a 10 +;
med Jun extras and good bakers brands at 800 %
IL 20 and good and choice 81 a u % y Dbl
Good and choice 81. Louis from SO a Is y Dbl
some small lots Of very choice, from old Wheat
selling at 81 a - e Dbl. Choice brands OF CIV
81. Louis now "a the way and expected in a few
days, are offered, 20 arrive. = Dbl, and prices
must soon settle down % this figure. II not under
Corn Meal : > 2 obl. Rye Flour is scarce and
prices are nominal
GRAIN demand for Corn has teen moder
ate during the eek, but prices remain about the
same. Southern yellow s. p q ] - western
mixed s. Do a u 2 bush. Oats dull. Choice
quality scarce. The sales have ranged from Sc a
q tu~l. in,lu1ing poor Canada ana choice South
ern. hye d scarce AZ s. 20 f J - . bush. White
Beans are in fair demand with a small stock The
sales have been at s. 81 n - for common ana
good blue pod { - a - for narrow and g -
Il . Tor extra pea. Canada Peas have been seilip
a. s. t. Il ! = hush. and are held firm. shorts
range from 81 a 36 Fine Feed s. Il %, and
Provisions. PORK has been in steady demand
and the market sustans full prizes. TIE sales have
o. en- al s ,9 y a -i Tor prime 3 20 a - for
mess = q 70 iar clear. cash Beef is steady and
firm with sales ofpo0r mess az s Is n 10 good mess
at 20 a . ezra mess At - a q and family
extra at s. a = = bbi. Lard has been in steady
demand AZ l7i a l3lc = = in barrels and tierces
for kettle rendered, and i3 n l3t FOR steam. Smok
ed Hams continue in very fair demand, with sales
AZ D. n 7c for plain. and - a &C for covered and
fancy. Butter has been rather dull since our last
and prices are rot 20 firm. The sales have been az
- n a &C Tor coed anC choice New York and Yer
mont cairics, and IN n &c = 2 for common and
fair Cheese il dull and in moderate demand. with
sales az &c for common and good iarmers'
diaries and n a lie for factory.
WOOL. There has been considerable doing in
fleece and pulled Wool, hut prices remain without
iu1provculent Tho sales have been 10 some extent
about .0n UO. AZ prices ranging from -! a &c z
p a. O. quality. for very common Western fleece,
up . Gle 2 2 for choice pickl0ck Ohio and Penn
s. lyauia.
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The case oi j. u. Sus--ft VIII probably
be- given 20 tie jury N,luc-lay. ly j.
thought they VIII be unable 600 agree, 10
which event the Judge prop uses 90 lock them
NJ and VIII not order them discharged tll il
becomes apparent sha- they cannot agree.
Recently Attorney Gen. >tantysry cX-
pressed an opinion tia, ths President would
faithfully execute the reconstruction law 60
avoid trouble, heIng 10 fear 81 impeachment,
that the President has r-i. rr bis mind
to return 10 Tennessee SO o.. expiration of
his time 20 present himself a--.u as cauii
date for the [. :. sora-c
In the same conversation Mr. S.luheTy
remarked that be should g-, aI bis iuiiu-
euce to secure the cntorc. msa- ID tae Recon.
structi0n Acts to the letter.
By order of Gen. Grant. the L. : troops
recently stationed IN Kentucky are being
moved into Tennessee. and Gen. thomas is
directed 10 distribute a.. soldiers 10 such
strength and places as viii protect the lives
and property of citizens and secure the
rights of voters on Thursday next. the day
OF the State election IN Tennessee.
Gen Grant Will probably s.sit Nashville
.his week.
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There is considerable excitement IN differ
ent parts Of the state, relative to the cleo
ton which takes place On Thursday nexs.
The republicans expect TO elect their candi-
dates in all or nearly all Of the eight Dis
tricts- But this Of course the democrats
dispute and count upon handsome victories
themselye-.
The feelings between the radicals and
conservatives run high. Up - to-day the
number Of voters registered was 10000, Of
which 81, 600 were eolorei. The full color.
ed vote will not be poll-d probably, owing
t. inumidatIOns and threats Of violence and
dismissing from work by employers Pre-
parations TO check disturbances have been
made in various parts Of the State.
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Latest Mexican adyiccs are a- follows
The Liberal Government A-- decided that
all imperial projects shall b. sau- into exile
for TX years and ;hoir secretaries for two
years.
Gen EscJhel0 made the i.ll wing address
T. the subaltern officers 70. -al imperial army
before releasing them
" The supreme s'varumrl. might dispose
Of the lives Of those. VII, r.gtriu- they
were Mexicans, Tough TOR foreigners elevated
to power by invaders. but The government,
always magnanimous. spires tie lives Of
those who until now have been rs enemic-,
because it expects that their future conduct
will correspond with tie clemeucv used to-
wards misled sons Of Mexico. You are NJ
liberty and you may ask your passports for
any point where you choose e. reside
The Liberal Generals arrested az Qlerl-
taro who have not already been shot viii De
sent to their respective States for trial.
San Vidaurri was shot IN the city Of Mexi-
co. He desired just before h:s execution
that be might be allowed the privilege OF
seeing his son before be died, but this re-
quest was refused.
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NOTICE.

V7HE existence Of the Bank Of Burlington, char
tered by the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont
and located at Burlington in said State was ter
minated a.reelhly % the laws Of said State on the
18th day Of September A. ID. 1850, and notice IL
hereby given that said Bank viii redeem its out
standing bills.
The following act ofthe Legislature is published
by direction Of said Bank
By order Of the Directors.
A. DODGE, President.
Q. A. SUMNER, Cashier.
Burlington, Dec. It'll, 1880.
Az ACT relating to the redemption Of Bank
Notes.
Il sherehy enacted BY tho General Assembly Of
the state q Vermont,
SIC. .. After the expiration Of the charter Of
any bans chartered by this State, or after the
termination % the existence Of any such bank
a-reca.ly O. the laws Of this State, such bank
may cause notice % be published in all
the see ly newspapers Of the County where
such bank Is heated, for full year,
ttiuz forth that said bans will redeem its out
standing bills, the day Of the expiration Of its
charter the date OF the termination OF its exis-
tcnce AMI a copy % this act. and upon due publ
cation II such notice neither such bank nor Its
officers shall De liable 20 any action for the nOn-re-
demDfion 81 any Of its outstanding bills unless the
same shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof DEMANDED within the year aforesaid at the
banking house Of such bank.
SEC. p After the expiration OF the charter or
after the termination Of the existence OF anY such
bank as Aforesaid such hank shall cease 10 DO sub
Jet % the operation or liable 10 the provisions Of
tbs six;y-th section Of chapter eighty-nine Of
the General Statutes.
SEC ?. This act shau take effect from Its pas
sage.
Approved Nov 10. Ise6. w23Ely
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-02

Intelligence from Columbia, ;. C., dated
Goth states that the previous night Mr.. W.
j. Armstrong, an agent Of the Republican
Congressional Committee. and Mr.. Ihomp-
son OF the y Y TINES were assaulted IN q
muIderous manner By mob at Nlckcrs1n
House on account Of their making speeches
at the Republican Convention. The assault
was unexpected, no conversation taxing
place before it was made, and no pTJyOca
ton being given. Mcssrs Armstrong and
Thompson were fortunate in escaping with
out fatal injuries. Daring the riO- Gov.
Orr c0unselled the rebels T. dispcrse and
keep the peace, but the trouble was CONT
nued until midnight, when number Of az
rests were made, which had the eject 20 end
the disturbance. Those arrested We're at
once set at liberty upon giving bail. Subse-
quently the TOst commander. Gen Burton
was appealed to, and be has the rioters now
under arrest.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-02
B0sIoN. July 80.

Shortly before O'Clock last evening Mr..
koen Dales' cOachman entered the cellar of
Mr.. Dale's house in Gloucester, and the gas
having escaped from the gas machine there
placed, came in contact with the light of the
mans lantern, and slight explosion took
place. The fire department was promptly
on hand. They had been playing upon the
names but few minutes when a man enter
ca the cellar with lantern and terrific ex-
pioslon took place by which Is men were in
Jured, one Of them fatally, and Others so
seriously that fears are entertained Of their
recovery.