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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-30
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
United States
as Libel of Information.
10 Barrels of Whisky.
To John King, and to all whom it may
Communicating:

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the 18th day of June 1867, 10 Barrels of
Whisky were seized as the property Of John
King, ofForsyth County, by II. A. Lemly Asst.
Assessor of Internal Revenue for the 9Th Col &C.
ton District of North Carolina, as forfeited to
belled by D. H. Starbuck, Attorney of the United
States and prosecuted in the Circuit Court of the
United States for condemnation for the causes in
the said Libel set forth; and that said causes will
stand for trial at the Court Room of said Court
at Raleigh, on the last Monday in November, 1867,
at noon, if that be jurisdiction day, and if not,
at the next day of jurisdiction thereafter; when
and where all persons are warned to appear to
show cause why condemnation should not be de-
creed, and to intervene for their interests.
Given under my hand, at office, in Raleigh, on
18th day ofJuly, 1867.
D. R. GOODLOE, u S. Marshal.
July 49, 1867. 49-14d.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07
Sunday Law.

a WRIrER in the Milwaukee SEMI
mel thus speaks Of a Sunday law !:
The pretended object of a Sunday
law IS to clear M the public places Of
anusements and the saloons, to pro-
hisit any music except IN the churches.
and IN fact any public demonstration
whatever. and thus making the
churches. The only place left open for
the public.
That it would stop here. | doubt
very much; for certainly they have
power to tell us what we must drink
or not drink, they have an equal power
TO tell rs what we can eat, if indeed
We can eat any thing at all, if they
can prohibit US from going to park.
they can also prohibit us from going
anywhere else, and if they can stop
the street cars why not then all rid
ing and impose fine on any one found
walking on the streets except to and
from church.
Such law as that would carry US
back five hundred wears, but would no
doubt prove very effective in filling up
the chlr;hes.
Whether the saloons with their
beer and liquors, and the public parks
are evils, | will here neither affirm
nor deny, - it cannot be brought to
Bear on the question. Will only
affirm that = the abuse of thing IS no
argument against its legitimate use,
aud truly there Is nothing so good. so
useful, but what it las been abused.
not even the sacred pulpit excepted
Admitting for the sake of argument
that the saloons are public nuisances.
detrimental to public welfare and do
mestic happiness. would their charac-
ter not be the same ali the week
through : II is evident to me that
what Is an evil Sunday must be so
Monday and all other DAYS of the
week, and if the plea Is true. that the
object Of the Sunday law is the
abolition Of drunkenness and immor-
ality. why then allow these institu-
tions to exercise their evil influences
SIX DAYS out Of seven
1t must be evident from this that
the agitated question is nothing else.
but a movement to further the interest
of some religious demonstrations. die
tated ! ann willing to bclieye) more
by bigoted zeal, than bv desire
10 encroach upon our religious and
individual liberties. which it Is in
fact.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07


COACHES now run from Julcsburg
on the Union Pacific Railroad. 10 Den.
yer. in 81 hours.
TIE Southern Banner. at Athens.
Georgia, thirty years old, has been
suspended for lack of patronage.
The Atlanta Err says Georgia will
20 10000 in favor Of reconstruction,
IN spite of Hills speeches.
THE wheat harvest is now in vieor.
Gus progress in Northern Illinois.
with a glorious crop.
REroRrs to the Indian Bureau show
that the Government viii have iittIe
or no difficulty in getting good res.
ervation in Texas, on which TO place
the Indians.
THREE seoundrels. who broke Jail at
St. Paul on Saturday, and two muir
dcrers, aud a burgler named Sterling.
from St. Joseph, No, were re.a-restcd
in the woods near Menomonee. Wis,
on Monday. and brought back.
FROM latest announcements from
Washington, it appears that President
Johnson has determined to supcrsede
Gen. Sheridan. It will add another
to the worst Of tie many bad acts
that the President has been guilty of.
but will probably result in making
Sheridan the next President or Y ice
President Of the United States.
TuE crop reports from the Eastern
and Southern States are favorable.
REroRrs from the Eastern part of
Maryland are unfavorable for the corn
crop.
IT Is stated that Gen. Sheridan is
about to remove Lieut. Coy. Voorhecs
of louisiana
The Boscobel Appeal says great
quantities Of raspberries have sold
there Tor ~ a. I5c quart. New
potatoes are plenty notwithstanding
the bug.
+. ". SEWARD, Assistant Secretary
OF State was run away with by a span
Of horses. at Auburn, y. y. on Tues
day. and considerably injured. lis
wounds. however. are not Of a serious
character.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07
The United States and Mckee.

TIE Mexican minister has made
the following reply to suggestion
from citizen of Washington relative
TO treaty between the United
States and Mexico:
:. Your letter is received. suggest
ing the proprietv of concluding a
treaty between the United States and
Mexico for mutual protection against
invasion aud rebellion. Such an ALI
ance. if In other respects well arrang-
ed. would certainly be productive OF
very important results but the com
plicatIcn OF interests and interior diff
cuities OF both countries would Renter
it almost impossible to conclude II
Just st this moment. Nevertheless,
in some near future, il might be tried,
if the government Of the two repub-
lies, while feeling its convenience find
themselves more free in their action
or less embarrassed with domes tic
cares.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

THE coPperigead papers are observ-
ing discreet silence in regard to
General Sherman since lis arrival at
Madison, and his declaration Of sym
pathv with radicalism. They must
evidently look elsewhere for their
next candidate for she Presidency,
ont are quite at loss to know upon
whom to bestow that questionable
honor. JEFF. Davis aud Horace Gree
ley would perhaps be as good ticket
for them as any. or it may be. after .
mastery inactivity Of four wears
Mcclellan and Pendleton would make
almost as good 4 run in 1865 as in
1861. which IS more than amy other
two coPPcrheads could do Etc.
Jour
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

NV Yo&E, July 30.-The
Han'Ts Washington special SAYS :
.. General Sheridan VIII soon be su-
persedrd in cammand BIZ General
Hancock Also. that Stanton's
continued opposition to the policy Of
the President has produced between
the two positive distaste for one
another's society, and that Stanton's
resignation i devoutIr wished for"
The IFrlFs Washington special
saws: General Sheridan has deter
mined TO remove Governor Throck-
morton, Of Texas and appoint \. J..
Hamilton.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

" + are sorry to perceive that the
Racine A3r0cate attempts to make a
point against the integrity of Hon.
VIM +. Smith. our present State
Treasurer. on account of his vote up-
on the location of the State Normal
School for the first { congressional Dis
trict. We concur with the Adrocafe
land 50. doubtless. do majority of
the Normal Regents now( in believe
ing that the locating Of the school re-
fcrred to at Whitewater was a very
foolish proceeding. But we refuse
to believe that it was done through
the corruption Of any of the Regents
least Of all, perhaps, the Hon.
William r.. Smith. than whom we DO
not believe there lives a more upright
man in the state The great mis-
take Of the Normal School business
was in fixing unaltcrablc the location
Of some schools before that of the 9th
ers was cauyassed. That error having
been committed. the folly of fixing
two schools less than forty miles
apart. upon single line Of railway.
followed. bv what seemed to the Board
an inevitable circumstance. Vi are
not prepared to discuss the votes of
individual members of the Board Of
Regents. as we have not the records
at hand but this we firmly believe.
that Mr.. Smith has been most val
liable officer to the state of Wiscon-
sin, his administration Of affairs of
the Treasury being characterized not
only by fidelity. but an unusual de
gree Of skill and the most untiring
and conscientious industry .-Senfi-
nd
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

y METEOR. Of extraordinary size and
hrilIiancv, shot across the sRv over
=. Louis. at 1880 T. NJ. on Tues
day. short time since. leaving long
tram Of MANY colored lights, which
remained IN view several minutes
The meteor appeared in the southeast.
and disappeared IN the northwest
with 4 deep defamation like the report
Of cannon in the distance. The
light from the meteor continued from
fifteen to twenty seconds.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

IT is understood that the leaders Of
the old CopPerhead party, Of this
State. are trying to induce ALExAN-
DER MITCHELL, Of Milwaukee, to ac-
cept the Democratic nomination for
Governor Mr. MITCHELL was former
j. Republican, but last fall, in com-
pany with DooLTTLE. RANDALI-, ct al
joined the Bread and Butter" brig
ade under the leadership Of \. JoHN-
son. Whether he has become identi-
fed with the Democracy enough to
accept nomination at their hands j.
not known. lie is the richest man in
the State, and at present the head of
the railroad interests. Should he con
sent to run AZ the Democratic candi
date for Governor. they certainly viii
have gained their best financial card
for the campaign.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

Dull TINES ALMOST OvER.-Advi-
ces from all parts of the country are
to the effect that business ofall kinds.
except IN mowers, reapers and other
agricultural Implements, Is extremely
dull. But good time Is coming. :
Wait till the farmers have gathered
their crops and sent them to market,
and we shall witness a revival in
trade greater than for years.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07
erprgLIcly Union STATE CONVENTION.
TENNESSEE ELECTION.

THE result Of the Election IN Ten
ne=zea. On ThursGar,Ia affords chap
term tie political history Of the age
couta.aiug a lesson that msr be prof
itablv studied ~ n large class of poll
r.cfan=. both North and South, The
election was for Governor. Sunegin-
-endea: Of Public Instruction Mem
bers Il Congress and the State Legs
ia.ure. Tennessee being the first Of
the Southern States where the ne
groes have been allowed to participate
ON an eqaaiisv with the whites at the
GaI1ot-box. much Importance was at
-acLe3 to the result. and the canvass
was unusually spirited on both sides,
IS sr1as almoss leading to open coils
ION with deadly weapons The ablest
men Of the contenJing parties We're
brought forward a. candidates, and
thcir best speakers took tire stump,
leaving scarcely q school district not
thoroughly canvassed. The copper
head party feeling that ln1,ch depend
u upon the vote Of tie blacks and
knowing tie probability Of their IA
vorin- tie cause Of the Republicans.
attempted to outiauk the latter and
secure the NEGRO vote. To do this
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

TIE cholera Is raging among the
Cherokee Nation. at Holly Springs,
in the Greek Nation. ana IN portion
Of the Seminole Nation. and 70 an
alarming extent at Fort Gibson.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07
[CoNMUNICATED.1
MEsSRS EnITnRS =


\ man. calling his name c. c. Clark,
and claiming toreside at New Milford.
" innebago County, H.. and engaged
in the business Of peddling blank. rec
ords for school districts. came TO mr.
house. IN the town of Linden. on Fri
day last, while ! was in the field at
work, AMI made free to help himself
to grain for his horse Mrs Little
being quite sick {condned to her bed),
he made himself quite agreeable to
the hired girl and children, asking a
great MANY questions that gentle
man would not ask in a strange house.
He remained toadinner, and left about
two hours after ! had gone to work in
the afternoon. Is reward for bis
entertainment, he wrote back from
Mineral Point to the hired girl. trying
to induce her to 90 and live with bin,
saying he would pay her better for less
work than Mrs. Little. as he was very
favorably impressed with her.
Thinking he may BE- as liberal in re
wardirg others for like treatment,
make these facts known that the pub
lie may be warned against the man.
Frances LITTLE
Linden. August ! 1867.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

SOLDIERS REcoRD.-This valuable
paper has been changed from month
y to a weekly. and appears now as
seven column paper 1t Is devoted to
lie interests of the soldiers. and con
Quoted with much ability E. Jones
ami ). " Martin, Madison. are Edi-
tors and Proprietors. Terms. 81 80
year.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

TIE DodgeviIle Chronicle says Sen
ator WHITMAN was severely injured
Oh Thursday evening last, by the fall
ing Of a ladder on which he stood.
In the fall he struck picket fence.
breaking ono Of his ribs, and otherwise
injuring him internally. We trust
his injuries may prove less serious
than appearances Indicate.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

SrRRATT.-Tie counsel are still oc-
cuPyIne the time Of the Court aud
u : with their arguments in the Sur
raft case. of the gsilt Of the accuS-
ed there can be but little doubt IN the
minds Of those who have carefully pc
rused the reports Of the testimony,
but that he viii be convicted bv the
jury sitting on his case, Is more than
doubtful. Tie probabilities are that
the jury VIII fail to agree. a. it APP
pears to be quite generally believed
that portion Of them are so strong
y tinctured with the spirit Of rebel
lion. that had they witnessed the com
pIicitv of Surratt in the assassination
Of President LINCOLN. they would be
much more likely to give n verdict Of
served lam right, than to convict
the prisoner OF a crime in aiding in 50
unhoEy an act.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

Som o. W.. P;.LIavT C.---,-
O5zcrrer Of the 1T inst annonncas +rc
fact that AInssrs Zv,Iwopr,r ( Foco
have so1l our ,Lo C5ss-.e. o-toIl;.l
mont II sur, .,,1l,r -,
that tho ,,r,,,.r .-..,,,I..,.,',,- ,..;-. f-a,'
tbe corcorn ~ H. -.
su,,o VII, n,,+ -, anil - -. u,,,.,,a.
go al liza - 'i'e uni 'e<'S-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

NEW YORK gives token already of
4 good fall trade The abundant har-
vests furnish 4 certain basis for 1t.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

REAR ADMIRAL GoLDsBoRoUGH. hav-
ing been relieved by Farragut, Is on
his way TO Washington.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07
To EonstElristiEes.

The Advertiser, having been restored 81 --ssA ia
few weeks by very -iaspI- remedy er.- BASINS sa.-
fered for several years With severe sars eaa. IS
auzious % make known o. his fellow sufferers tie means
Of cure.
To al Who desire II, he wiu send copy = ,e pro-
serptiou Tree Of charge, with the l-rset1 r pre-
pairing and using The same which they rU -ai say5
cure for 'onsaurti5a- Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and al throat and Jung Affections Tie only
ofjest Of the advertiser, in sending the Prescription.
Is 10 benefit the afflicted, ana spread Information
which he coaceires 20 be Invaluable and De hopes ey
cry sufferer wii Try his remedy as IL wi eos. them
nothing and may prove blessing Parties wishing
he presc ip=ioa free 10y return rsa VII please adj
dress REV. EDWARD g. WILSON
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07
ERRORS OF XozTEE.

A gentleman. who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay all the effects q youthful
indiscretion, vii, FOR the sake Of Suffering humanity,
send free TO al who need f. the recipe ana directions
for making the simple REMEDY rs which BE was cured
Sufferers, wishing 80 profit by the advertisers expert
eEce, can 10 - by addressing IA perfect caaGIDce,
JOHN y. OGDEN, = Cedar street, N-ss ok
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

lots and /. in block s. IA the city 81 Mineral
Point. formerly owned by Mrs. Jane BaAiiu, q
fered for sale. Or the lets IS good Rock House Of
Convenient size for family residence Enquire OF
JAMES HUTCHINSON.
Feb =, 1900
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

SHEETEEG II OLD PRICES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

Linden, August !. 1867.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07

The undes signed, having commenced the manufac-
Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-07
JOHN S0E-E.agse.

Linden, August .. 1867. @31m
The New York herald., 1867-10-09
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
roarRrss MoSRox, Oct s,

FoRrRrss MosRox, Oct s, 1861.
Al radical republican convention held In Provi-
dencs church, Norfolk county. the lH inst, thsrs
we're prsssns full delegations from each mags,sra dis-
trics and also full delegation from city OF Ports
mouth Delegates we're chosen 10 represent the county
10 She Virginia state Convention to be held in Rchmsnd
a follows Luther Tell lwhel Henry Copeland and
Geo TcamanIcolored Those nominations did nos give
entire satisfaction, and some OF the members Of the
convention issued call for another nventon, 70
meet n Portsmouth to-day to make otner nominationa
Tho convention Of the United Order Of Odd Fellows
colored has Just closed s sessions Norfolk after
harmonious and interesting procsedinga Some or she
most prominent membep Of the order participated IN
tho deliberations On yesterday the order celebrated
It's twenty -second annivsary by street parade and
grand supper
outsr buoys HAttsrAs Inlet N. c. have dred abous
mile 70 The southvard Of their proper position, ssd
the ghthouse Board hes given notice that thsy wlm -
rslurnsd 70 their places - soon - practicable.
large seisure 81 whskey and tobacco We mn6e =
the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad depot Porsmouth,
yesterday By the revenue ocsrA Tor alleged fran1a-
lsaA sAssGps " eecaes ths iaoegAal rsssass ~
The New York herald., 1867-10-09
YVES yCHEsrER INTELLIGENCE.

INCREASING TRAFFIC FAuLrnEs BsrwKxS MosRrANs Axs
WE.TcHEsrEn.-Amcng the many public improvements
which being made in ths lower section Ut THU
county, there is scarcely any that 10 OF so much I'm
portaace OF facilitating transit between the
mode Of conveyance is OF . decidedly an.ed,luvis.
decd II Is generally considered TO DO OF UNDER
teking 10 travel frpm or these places
tnsn 10 FRO New York to the extrems end Of the
county, although the distance in the former buA
instance something over Ity miles has 70 be over
The QUESTION of providing some cheap ms well speedy
communication, has for long tune been popular topic
OF agitation among certain class OF persons but The
citizens o.! We-icnes'er who suffer most still conin
In their Isolated state, and are, consequently depfvsd
OF tho qu'csen,ne influence which more direct and
speedy connection Win tho metropolis would neceS-
sariy create. movement has however. been In ops
ration since last spring, having for is object the
opening OF now road from the village %
chester road, little this side Of the Catholic Protectorv.
Tne b1dgc across the Rronx-a neat iron ono. but %
herlhers syssem having seventy foot and ting
., cost Of $500. Tho contractor Mr.. Bcsbw OK, q
BROOKLYN. stated yesterday tina thc entire
road would be flushed In from three four a.
farlheet~ should the object Tor VIII ch the
and Morrisnnia railroad, be carried out the people e
weschcstsr may yet see ther hopes. In this respect
aiizcd.
TArorr ExcuRsIoSs.-Ths Jordan 1. Mott Musk ssssyu
Of Mott Haven, under command Of Captain RosssV
Crackon held their annual target excursion and pcAs
at Landmarks Park. Third avenue. Nov York, yssssr.
day, and enjoyed Themselves IN . manner such - n
usual these occasions Excellent shooting. nume-
valuable prizes. good music and plenty OF solid
comfort we're the most noticeable features Of the DAYS
very pleasant day MuIlsrs Park, Morrisania unAs1
command Of Captain Lee.
The New York herald., 1867-10-09
BROOKLYN IHTRLLIaEHCR.

TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION meeting Of shs Bosrs
Of Education took place yesterday afternoon u thsr
rooms IN Red Hook Lane. The PrcsidenL Mr. @. r,
smith, In tas chair. The resolution offered the pre
vous meeting 10 regard 10 the esabshmen OF Normaa
hooi was taken from tho table aud discussed for
length On motion Of Mr. spragus the subcct wao
laid over until the next meeting After the ransacsieo
Of some routine busin ~ the Board adjourned
THs COOPERATIVE kovExxu n rus EAnxRx D.,
rnicr.An association TO % called the Brookiys o.
operative Association Of the Eastern District abese
being organized. The shares will be e2S and the nun-
Der Of members ID limited hundred ana hfy. The
bylaws provide thai but persons Of good rcpuio
become memberA The object 10 70 purchase groce
ries, &c at Wholesale 10 be rctasd 20 membsrs .
pront only SUFFICIENT 10 pay the expenses Of The
STREET CAsuAlrY.-A child, two years Of age, namsA
August Kosrnsr, down yesterday afsrnoon. -
the corner Of North Second and Leonard Streets Eastern
District by horse and wagon driven by Thomas Haiist
OF Maspeth l.. l. The child's head was seriously In
jured Mr. Haet arrested By oficer colsan of the
Forty sixth precinct and held 70 answer charge -
reckless driving
The New York herald., 1867-10-09

Most Of the Southern States hopelassly In he h.n
Of the negroes and political bankrup:s and char.c
teress advenurers who control them with Us tns
whites have only unto. and Safe be xaved
from the doom in for many OF her sster Lei ~
hen determine that the plo,tings OF bad for GU,
ru.n and their aggraudzement shall be defeated:
let " unite from negro suprema ard
white Sssssage. Do not iat ind ference upon ques.
tion OF Convention, opposition thereto prevent oar
supporting good men 10 seats in that bodv. Above alt
watch closely the !ab0fs OF the Convention and
denim At the ballot boz any and all amendments 70
tlie constitution going beyond the actual demands OF
Congress for eadmsson 10 The Union lie, US thu4
act and North Carolina may be saved from the fate o
Iennessee-s'a consummsiion devouty 10 be Wished"
The New York herald., 1867-10-09
Aid for the Yellow Fever Sufferer.


TO THE EDITOR OF Tue HERALD.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 8. 1867.
We have TO acknowledge the receipt Of the following
for tho benefit Of tho sufferers by the epidemic At New
oreans:-o. A. Archer IS; s H., 81; Cash, 81; Cash,
IS; NJ, SIS; George r. Jackson, Buraett h Co, s25
Aaeuhi Lodge, No. %, New York city, SIS; Prof. b.
NJ Martin, SIS; Prof d. s. Martin, s25 South Congre-
gatonal church OF Brooklyu $50; Barrett, stevens &
Co, SIS; Rehoboih Lodge No. 3s, l. o. B. b., $50:
Lawrence Bros &C., $50; South Prcssye church,
Aoristown, n. j. through Alfred G. Post $50; Beck
man Bros. s Rollins, s10 Previously acknow edged |,
$S,879. Total se,3l6.
Also the following for the Galveston sunercn:-Geo
r. Jackson, burnett h Co., SIS; West Presbyterian
Adephi Lodge, No %, New York city, S25-$120.
Previously acknowledge, s5.3S TO- Total. s. $50 10
sPoFFORD, TILEST0N 90
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HhRALD.
Collections for the yellow fever sufferers by n. q.
Cromwell L Co.. for New 0rlcnns.-Barney Williams,
$50; II. H. Butler. Binghamton. y. Y. e5-$55 Previ
ousiy RENTED, S4, $40 10. Total, s.s05 10.
II. y. CROMWELL & CO.