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JOINT RESOLUTION requesting the President 10
intercede with her Majesty the Queen of Great
Britain, to secure the speedy release of Rever-
cad John NcIaAon, convicted on charge Of
treason-felony, and now confined at Kingston
Canada West.
Be IL resolUed By the Senate and House Of Repre-.
seat1tces Of The United States Of America in Con.
greSs assembled, That the President of the United
States be requested to iutercede with her Majesty
the Queen OF Great Britain and Ireland, for the
purpose of securing the speedy release OF the
Reverend John Mcmahon, of Indiana, convicted
on a charge of treason felony at Toronto Cauadt
West, in the fall Of eighteen hundred and sixty
six, and now confined in the State prison, a
Kingston, in said province.
Approved June 80 1868.
, 1868-08-07
Notice to Absent Defendant.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, .
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. 9

7
County OF WALLA WALLA I %
In Justices Court, before ". p. Horton, j. p.
TNO DENNIS McCRAITH: You are hereby noti
Il fed that SAMUEL LINKT0N has fled a COM
plant against you in said Court which will come on
10 be heard on the 10th day of September 1868 at u
o'clock NJ, at said Justices Office, in the city of
Walla Walla, W. T., which is two months from the
time OF publication, and unless you appear at said
time and place, and answer said complaint the prayer
Of the plaintiff will be granted. The. object and
prayer of said complaint is to recover of you the sum
of Sixty five dollars and ten cents with interest from
the llth day of November, 1865 at the rate of ton
per cent. per annum upon an account.
30-2m W. ?. HORTON. Justice Of the Peace
, 1868-08-07
MILTON MILLS.

DREMIUM FLOUR, CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
II atthe lowest rates, and WARRANTED to be ST.
PERIoR to all other brands in the Market Call and
examine. Also NEW GOODS Of every variety. at
Milton Mills, Nov. i, 1867 46,iy
, 1868-08-07

PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN-KILLER
is THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY EXTANT.
VNHE PAIN KILLER is
l. equally applicable and eHicacious to young or old
TNHE PAIN KILLER
l. is both an Internal and External Remedy.
TTNHE PAIN KILLER should be
Il used at the first manifestation of Cold or Cough
HNHE PAIN KILLER
l. Don't fail to keep it in the house ready for use
HNHE PAIN KILLER
l. Is good for Sprains and Bruises. Try it,
VNHE PAIN KILLER
l. cures the Toothacho.
VNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Is a favorite with all classes.
VNHE PAIN KILLER
i Will cure Chilbiains.
THE PAIN KILLER
Il VIII cure Cholera Morbus.
TTNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Will cure Painters Collie.
TNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Is good for Scalds and Burns.
TTNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Has the Verdict of the People its favor
TNHE PAIN KILLER
i Gives Universal Satisfaction.
TTNHE PAIN KILLER
i Beware Of mutations and CoUNTERFErrs.
TTNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Is almost certain cure for CHOLERA and has
without doubt, been more successful in curing this
terrible disease, than any other known remedy or
even the most Eminent or Skilful Physicians In
India, Africa and China where this dreadful disease
is ever more or less prevalent, the PAIN KILLER is
considered, by the natives, well European resi-
dents in those climates, A SURE REMEDY.
1NHE PAIN KILLER-each Bottle
l. is wrapped with full directions for its use.
ME fAlN KILLER is sold by all
l. Druggists and Dealers in Family Medicines.
PERRY DAVIS e. son,
Proprietors,
IA High street, Providence, R. l.
$50 St. Paul street, Montreal, Canada East.
All II Southampton Row, London, Eng. T3m
, 1868-08-07

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED at the Second Session Of the Fortieth Con-
, 1868-08-07
sEvaIla agjalIa g4atestIatl.
OFFICIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, August I, 1868.
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Boston Market.
WEDNEspAY. NOVEMBER l9.

FLOUR-There Is rather better feeling in the
Flour market, but the demand does not improve
much, and the sales Of the week have been confined
10 small lots wanted by the trade. Large lots
could not be placed except at lower prices. The
sales have been at S. 3 a for Western superfne
Sc . a for common extra s. 50 "a 5 80 for medl-
um extras and bakers brands and 50 so "a 10 80 Tor
white wheat Ohio. Indiana and Michigan, the latter
price for favorite brands. Illinois Plour has been
selling at - 50 q 10 and ST. Louis at $40 a Il 90
z Dbl. Canada Flour is dull and has been sold at
SO "a II e bbl ana Lawrence has been sell
inc at SO 70 80 and Boston City Mills at 50 a Il
Z Dbl Corn Meal is In moderate demand at 8 70 z
hhl. In Rye Flour sales confined 10 small lots at
s. 50 a 80 2 Dbl In Buckwheat sales At = "a p
e l6Oihs.'
GBAIN-There has been steady demand for Corn
the past WeeE, ana in prices very little change mas
taken place The sales Of outhern and Western
yellow have been at 80 new southern yellow al
81 - a p new white do at 81 10 and old West
mis- ed at : y "a p p bush. Oats have been
10 moderate demand, with sales Of Western and
Southern at - a s3c Y hushel. as to quality hyc
Is quiet and sales confined to small lots at 81 10 "a
] 10 2 bush Barley Is dull and IN moderate He-
maud at prices ranging from = 81 "a Is z bush Tor
Can ia East and West. In Shorts sales at so a 30 /;
Fine Feed so a 81 and mddlinss at $40 "a % 2
PROVISIONS Very little doing in Pork and sales
have been confined 90 small lots az wanted at - a.
y for prime 1- a % for mess and : - TO 80 Tor
clear. Beet Is quite dull - a y Tor couin"h ;
So M IS for good mess els a ~ for extra mess ana
family Lard il Gull with small sales at II % l7te p
Oh Tor team and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams are
selling at 10 a lie q ib for Boston and " estcrn-
Ilo-- range from ]. "a ice Z n for dressed.
PRODUCE. The market for choice grades Of But
ter continues 10 sustain full prices. but ordinary
kinds are dull and IN moderate demand. Inc sales
have been at g. "a 43c for common and fair. ami - ~
5c for good and choice the latter price nr selected
nl Canada and Western quiet AZ 80 "a i3c Z H.
Cheese is firm ard prime quality is rat er higher
Sale at u nj lfc Tor farmers diaries and lt "a @
f0I factory. Whit Beans are firm and have been
seliugat s. "a for marrow ana extra pea and
$3.50 ~ - for rue poland yellow eyes. Potatoes
have been In good demand with sales at = a do e
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Uora-io seymour is not without au Office. Tie
f.. d., e. Fi.b Commissioner Of the State of NeW
y,rl- with a sall-y of -s83.
~ n, r.. 90 p~,++,el.--, has received
,l.a mo- If Assistant Professor Of Theory and
nan -. -. r.Iiers
''' ,....7. 81.
senator Limunl> ana l..ul'l pug -..,.-
Washington ior the "'hleI' 'n' ~.
90 tne committee 9I fe.-''i.-'i'''-
presence thus carly
Admiral Farmzut has come home Iol-
Europe The Navy Department IS preparing an
account of his trip in the Franklin, 8 r transmits
mission to Cancres- In the annual report.
7-...-1-,.- VI .,,3 1.,,.b-s- .r.5 arrived
NJ W t,.-i.r fa. irorr-.ed
-,
'''-"a .. rc Co.,.
Cen. haWlngs, me en.,i '- ''-'
staff, is M poor health aH" " Dr. '''''
has consumption
Mr.. Samuel BuInham bias purchased of feF-
Henry VI. Dexter his iutere-, ia ,he CaEyre11-
HoaaI Dpartcrlu. and now becomes one ~ ITS
editors.
ri.....s 3 s,-srett Nelson. d graduate Of the
r-...-o-l;t,. If Vermont If tn, class Of l,it. IS
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DREW a briggs,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW

WASHINGTON, DC.
OFFICE CORNER nm AND D. STREETS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to claims against the
> 4. 5. Government Of every kind. Patents OBJ
tanned and business with any Of the Department.
carefully attended TO.
liberal per eentago Will b. allowed Attorneys
sending Us business 70 iIan.act. No charges Will
be made for attending privately 10 difcult cases in
the peGzion O:aoe WheIe the applicant Is widow or
orphan, whether the Gaze comes D. n directly or
through their Attorney.
Nov. ist, WITT
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.;,te3 with Mr.. sanderson, meets fully the
mine opinions expectations concerning his mt
fir HI, position; and that Miss Benedict
"a Mis-. Church sustain their deseryedly high
...,tatiou. as teachers in their respective de-
rlrtmenJs.
President Angeles address to the students on
r-,5,v evening is spoken of on every hand as
,s crlucutly practical, replete with sound and
.,.nrr counsel such as his youthful hearers
.-,,t soon forget. The President is doing a
Ia work for the University and the cause Of
-,,.t.su by there d" talks, AS he modestly
.,.- his efforts on such occasions as this. 1t Is
~. t.-ed that he will continue them.
M. r-rr PREss recently alluded to this school
... .Caittenden County Institute" That
Popped several years ago and Sc Is
.my substituted
- Trvr1ARs' CONVENTIONAL the con-
.af Franklin Co. Lodges Of Good Temp
ST. Adams.
-.. Milton Lodge desired admission to the
...r. and after considerable debate it was de-
lid 10 form Champaign District Union,
-t..b should embrace the Lodges in Franklin,
f-.ad Isle. aud tine more northern towns in
..s-terJ,r. County. and constitution Of such
OIL, ,--,3iz,tf5n vq- adopted. 1t provides for =
-.rrs.errar Of three members from each
r..i-s ..l tLrla more for every fifty or frac-
...-.r ,,.-. If fifty members il provides for
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VERMONT.


VERMONT.
ADDISON '''>''-
A.l. John &. Dart Of MauAtan. ditd do Raven
... Hl.H, Oct. 18th.
IS Nash. ESQ. of New Haven. Conn.
.r.tber Of Hon ). p Nash of New Haven Yer
....t b,. ,.ur.l,l-..I fbe residence of Mr. Jos.
f.aris IN Nerguue-.
The Yereeaue- I-rm5pter says. The pat
.n who strongly imp1runcl us t0 advertise for
ram, is notified that enough water has fallen
since, p. satisfy the drye-t meade" DO Alo-so-
county ann DE i7 ie4 us7l'' To- lAs '' '''' N'''
ana s-'p tNe '''H'
Nr John H. DOYLE Of Leicester, ~ EDirs OIL,
during t.e past summer ha. moved tE
hand acres ef grass land. besides
cutting ..i- .t hay fer bis o"a use has dug
bushels no .iai.'- AnsAed -'i bushes e'
conn, hH- ."- t..-e- Out t' i-t A''. l.I I'D i'--
80 besides cutting bis a"H fie".'i ''l ifA'l-
Nfe Oh -'.- -iiieA ~ h.7 own. Jazz DIS 1.''
Hr HHh1 2 acres ID ihi'i "a'i'- ..'"' ''.'.
all . PM ana -''- cur acres ''-''
ono day
The Ot'er Greek Lol-e Of Neiseaues, have
excited the u-'".hE 4.Haei- l'' ,-t ensuing
.a8rrer
John Ross, ". 4 i-' MIS- jennie VI. bancroft
N.V.T- Dr. A. A. Arthur, W. :; L. Berry,
49, T.; Geo. ) b. s'sr, =. > d. "a. Sess'
~ NJ; Nj J.. , ulue' W l. o. ~. IL. a.
.a-.lm. rs. %. g.; he'- o. btn'. ..'' W. ~
Miss u. Bancroft ~ IA, u. - '.'7 arm
Ross. W D.. d. - VI .S- d. II
MISS N' Nm ,.l U- AIM L.
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.ni,ou.
BENNINGTON COUNT.
D. NJ u,, NJ r. Injunction. exhibits fifteen
r.-.... .s-.. r....,-. ,a..rir..- from one stem.
ID. ,-..- HAL 70. H.rrir.+.r..
Nv . ..g,i III var,
loss, B.nret AGED
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psi years.
Ia " e-rmin-ter. N"t- =, u. D.
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arm. >, p,r--bt T,,,,rr
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s..i.. p.t.... - 1,.,.l-r..r. ,,al si wears.
.I- ,-o f-,r nile. mart Of the wlv on
80. t....- his I,Ifot for Grant and Cofsx. He
..,.,sl There NJ every ereeman's meeting tol
Hsr.-. go years He has been a terror TO bears
lis Iav. having killed. and helped TO kill,
aHy
A Young lad namel Knapp. an employe IN
N.--r. n L. Bradford IS Cos knitting inc
tory In Bennington. rece ei very serious nJur-
.,. on the 9Th inst. by being caught i'm some
birery which he was clearing. For time
was thought he could NOT live, o1f Dee s u'"
doing rs vel as can Ice expected
CALEDONIA COUNTY
C,1el.ni, County E. $50.
nib
l-.r.... p.-7,r F-, 5isl in North Dan
!lia'h- I'-i'.'l,-' ,--.l.'
'.ie' nov Dc "-'' ,' -''9
Drriu Hooker died 10 DanF---e' NOV - age
.- years
Nr French Morrill, Of Dauylle. was uelr..
ea.el p! 'As l--. u' d l.'..'' I.. VA %
~. t.. ...,..,t- ,..,,., f-,,r
...,.-, 10Th IN. feirr run over bv q train las
.s.,. NO have already noticed. is fast recoyeriu
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WHAT IL
M. B. @. S.

Our reasons and we trust our il 'tication for call
ing the public attention to Motl 1T Baileys Quiet
ing Syrup, are furnished by the frequency and ia
tliity of the diseases OF infancy and childhood So
alarming and serious are the diseases that one child
in three dies before the fifth year. These facts At
ford conclusive argument for enforcing on mothers
the Importance ofusins remedy, (Which contains
no Morphine OF Poisonous Drug and never falls
lwheu timely used 70 effect q cure. It greatly rs
sists the child through the months ct teetlu- al
lay all pain reduce. Inflammation c1rrects aci3ty
oi the Stomach, and never fail, 70 regulate the bow
els; makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy produces natural sleep Tor the child. there.
10y afardiuE rcst TO the mother. For summer com.
plants Dysentery and Diarrhoaa, il has no equal
For W'nd Collie, Commissions, Gripping &c, it never
gfails % i've immediate relief
Mother Bailey, Qu.eJus syrup, for children. y
an original medicine, well established therefore use
90 othe- and You are safe. For Sale by all Drug
gifts and Ue4lora in Medicine.
A.RiCHARDs Sew London Csan.
Agent for tie United Statol.
June 81. div vris
1uriiHgton. sept 49,
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aeu advertisements.
ELLENT SECURITY.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE, THIRTY YEAR
Six per cent Gold Bonds
OF The
Central Pacific r. r. Co.

4 THESE Bonds are duly authorized and accredited
l. obligations Of one of the most responsible cor
Porations othe American continent and are secured
by an absolute first lien upon the valuable grants
franchises, railroad equipment business etc Of q c
best portion Of the great
NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD LINE.
extending eastvarily from the uavigable waters o
the Pacific Coast to the lines now rapidly building
from tie Eastern States.
They bear SIX per cent interest per annum in gold
and both principal and interest are expressly made
Payable IN United States Gold Coin.
The semi-annuai coupons are payable July lst and
January lst, in New York City
The purchaser L. charged the accrued nter st from
the date of the last paid coupon at the currency rate
only.
This issue Of bonds constitutes one Of the largest
and most popular corporate loans ofthe couLtry and
therefore will be constantly dealt in.
The greater portion Of the Loan is now in the
hands Of steady investors; and It IS proba'Ie that
before many months, when the road is completed
and the loan closed the bonds will be eagerly sought
for at the highest rates.
They are issued only As the work progresses. and
to the same extent only the United States Subsidy
Bonds granted by the government to the Pacific
Railroad Companies.
Nearly FIVE HUNDRED MILLS or The road are now
built, and the grading Is well advanced % two hun
dred and fifty miles additional. The
THROUGH LINE ACROSS TIE CONTINENT
viii be completed by the middle OF mex, wear. when
the overland travel VIII be very large.
The local business alone upon the completed ror-
ton, is SO heavy and advantageous that the rus,
earnings average more than quarter Of a million
in gold per month, ofwhieh 80 per cent only is re-
quired for operating expenses.
The net profit upon the Company business on the
completed portion, is about double the amount Of
annual interest liabilities to be assumed thereupon
and will yield surplus Of nearly million in gold
after expenses and interest are paid. even e the
through connection were not made.
The best Lands, the richest mines, together Wit.
the largest settlement and nearest markets. lie along
this portion Of the Pacific Railroad and thu future
development Of business thereon will be proportion
ally great From these consideration. it is submit
ted that the
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MARRIED.

MARrIS-PERCIyAL.-A the Central House, Nov;
nth by Rev. D. W. Dayton Of this city, Mr. Bue'
Martin and Miss Lucy A. Pereival, both OF Jer-eho'
WILLARD BLETHEE. - At the residence 81 th'
bride's father Nov 18th. by Rev. u. W Dayton, Dir
HORACE B. WILLARD ard Miss SARAH H. BLEfHES
hot b of BuTlln Eton.
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9fw embellishments.
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l. q u L ID ID " T. =

Patented Oct. II, 1865.
These Dyes offer the simplest and most useful
means Of Dyeing Household Apparel presented %
the public. They embrace every shade and can he
used with certainty Of satisfaction. Inquire at the
Druggists for REEDS LIQUID DYES, take no
other kind.
GEO. Ii. REED & co., Manufacturers Boston.
Use Reeds Chemical Sponge Backing, the best
Dressing and Backing for Ladies and Children's
Shoes. kubbers, Sc.
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( J SERN l. a Co. % sudbury st, Boston, are sole
urourietors and manufacturers of tie newly invent
al Peerless Double Pen Fountain. Aseuts wanted
everywhere. With each iuutliu ,old' whether
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without clar-e. describing some article they viii
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thousands " useful. ornamental and necessary AZ
tel.- % uucqualai quality deiylu- competition In
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{ 1eII,r.- - y :. :. y = = - n II -
ton, Mas e-tahlshsl nearly quarter Of a century
ago, in thcir present location, iu Halls over %. -
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naaly furnished more houses with carpets than any
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cents per yaid, with samples OF ten sorts, varying
u price frou - cn's 90 per ard suitable fr fur
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DIED.

TH1EPsoS.-In this city Nov. eth Of congestion
Of the brain, Frank, only son Of Mr. D. L and d. u
Thompson aged l3years
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Sperial Aotires.
TO DYE, OR NOT TO DYE!-That is
the Query. If your hairs gray or red, then hear
We! Use CRIsrADoRo's DYE, and none will jeer We.

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ye! Use CRIsTADoRo's DYE, and none will jeer We.
CRIsTADORO'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE
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1t is actuallyl efIecting wonders. People with
their hair almost ruined by the of deleterious
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the above wonderful compound.
sold by Druggists and applied by all Hair Dress
ers. Mandatory No. 6S Maiden Lane. Principal
Depot, No. g Astor House.
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in Dinner Services, and every article specially
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They offer also their well-known and unrivalled
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have introduced new patterns ofrare elegance. The
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Nov, 3.dfwfl mos.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Baltimore has an ''oyster police

Staten Island firm refines parafiine and sells
ton day for chewing-gum.
Stonewall Jackson's child promises great beau
ty and intelligence
Bishop Beckwith of Georgia is young, hand
some and popular.
Kennedy, the Scotch vocalist, is doing well
in Montreal
Captain Wayne Reid will launch his new
youth magazine next January, christening it
Is Onward IS
pack Of boys and men recently chased an
I'D horse into the water, near Neck Bridge,
Newhasen, and stoned him 10 death.
Gen. Grant viii have control Of 50, 600 Offices
and officers, whose annual compensation amounts
to S30,0JJ,010
Mr.. Augustus Schell has been chosen presi-
dent and Mautou Marble Secretary of the Man
haitian Club.
5000 les pupils in the schools of Maine than
I'D years ago. Why 500
The Virginia newspapers complain that the
cultivation Of tobacco In that State IS declining
because it does not pay.
Gen. Robert j. Lee mas Bible class Of one
hundred and fifty members in his college. lex
iugtou, va.
It Is reported that by the recent crisis on Wall
street, one firm in Queoec lostuearly all It's capt.
tai
Nowhere else In the country Is thc trade in
paper stock so good as in Washington. The
official documents furnish a never-hiln- sup
ply
IIows. the New York artist, is painting q