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NOTICE.
b State Of Mississippi, Tunica courtv-Prr
bate Court, October Term, 1858.

The State Of Mississippi, Tunica courtv-Pro-
bate Court, October Term, 1858.
IN the matter of the fpal account of william
a r. Hunt, Executor OF Eli NJ. Driver. de.
ceased. on his application for discharge ITEM
his said trust.
To julis II. Driver, Sarah E. Hunt. Julia II.
Hunt, Giles L Driver aud his children: Vim.
Driver and ais children Allan Steiger and
bis vie Penelope and their children: VIM.
Nichols and HIS wits Sarah, now deceased
and their children, and al other rcrsoos in
tsrested In the estate OF said Elm. Driver.
deceased
f0u are hereby notified to appear at a term
OF the Probate Court of Tunica county, Niszis-
slppi, on the second Monday IN December next,
loco, ana s1ON cause, II any you can, why the
said mai account OF the said William K. Hunt
as Executor IS aforesaid, should rot be ? =
proved sno allowed: and the said Executor dis
charged nom his said trrSt.
BY order OF said Court, October s. 1868
j. n. PHILLIPS, .lerz.
GELS 4aW4W FL. WOoDSON !. d,
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AND RIVERS,

worth at Q pm, cry u U O4lTy
City eff Alton at s pm. Up-Shreve at
10 am, Forsyth st IL am, Continental
at I D M. River rose twelve inches.
LOUISVILLE, November 12.-Depsrtedr
MiIbrey and Dexter. River falling
slowly, with five feet ten inches in the
canal. Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, November 12.-The riyel
has risen Minis feet since Tuesday.
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lied this sum as a net gain, what may
We not reach when peace is fully re-
stored by the enfrAnchisement OF ths u,
taniOence OF the State, under E fairsnd
reasonable financial policy, and with the
snrssd of that harmony, without Wnen
human effort must always DC ShoiH -
much of its value?
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MARRIED.

NITOaEL-MARTIN-At the residence OF
Robt. B. Mitchell, on the 18th inst, by Rev. Dr..
Ford, Capt. John H. MIroHLL to Miss MATTE
B. MARTIs, all OF this city.
WAYNEsBURG-CLARK.-on the evening
of the 10th, at the residence OF the brides father,
near Shelby Depot, by tie Rev. Reuben Bur
row, Mr.. o h W. wayn tborg, of this city. to
Miss Minnie Clark, formerly Of Glenville, Ala.
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H

TALLAHASSEE, November 1.-THE
criminal case against Lieut.-Gsv. Gles-
son snd Secretary Alden on to-
morrow.
The opinion of the Supreme Beach In
relation to the impeachment of Gov.
Reid, will not be rendered until the 18th
inst
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, November 12-Cspt.-Gen.
Lsrsundi has issued q proclamation clcs-
ing for exports and imports all ports in
the Eastern Division, Department. Of
Cuba, where no c-ustomhouse has been
established.
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, November 12.-Af fire occurred
last night il The store of ThOs. Kelly q
Co., dry goods merchants, Otis street,
which destroyed property estimated st
10000. It was insured here.
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NEW AvDERTIs,mENTs

AHASO MO NOTICE The
vi member of South Mem phis Lodge. -
No. us, are hereby notified 10 attend KX
regular communication this Friday eVs-/ "
ming, at Z O'Clock.
An Master Masnns in good landing are fra.
ternally invited to meet wiLa as.
By order OF Al. WHEELER. W. ~.
BEN. K. PULLEN. See'y. novi3
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, November 12.-The Cit
izeus' party will contest the election for
Mayor and Aldermen, on the ground
that the election was carried by fraud
and intimidation.
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NEW BaUxsWzCA.

ST. JOINS, November II There is 3
better feeling regarding the Commercial
Bank, which is paying its notes to de-
pos!tors. The notes are current at
eighty-hye to ninety cents on the dollar.
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DETROIT.

DETROIT, November ia disgusting
prize fgst took place here to-day be-
tween Elliot and Gallagher. Twenty
rounds were fought. Elliot was IN
justly declared the winner.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 12.-The
vote in this State, but parish ncom-
plete, STANDS Grant 26,552; Seymour ST.
742. Democratic majority $3.50. Oh
fetal count will vary this but little.
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A AGENT WANTED
FOR
AdDeirGE Raphael SeaHneS'
NEW WORK, THE
SUMTER AND THE ALSBAMA.

NOW in pres and ready for delivery tn De.
~ eember Ihia work IS ree ord Of ms heroic
mander and his devoted ymrades daring M
war between The States and is a book o.
tntnnhg Atsfest 70 a.. lovers OF the daring
brave and true. It 81 lis faster than snv hoaE
That has been tssur-d for years. One agent IN
bal.lmore soid y copies q day for two weeks
announcer 4Sehtp Alabama sold IS copies a day
ms hrst threS days; and every agent we have
oub reports rapid sales. E,xciuSiv We territory
SlVsn 70 men Of experience and ability, The
woTk VIII be sPiendidiy Illustrated and bound.
OAnysSsfng book and outfit viii cost 81 go, and
parties who VISA to avoid delay and secure
gSoo territory can remit with their first appli-
cation, * they so desire. with Instructions IA
return the money in case the territory is taken.
Address +. L. DIBBLE A Co.
Publishing House, 2oS Main street.
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a2o ssain street, Clay Bu,Ialng

WILL be pleased to greet all his old friends
w at the above place. where they viii ind !
complete sock Of Fine Goods at low prices.
See their advertisement in another column.
noyl3 w
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, November 12.-The full
official vote Of Pennsylvania gives Grant
$40, $50; Seymour, 31S,3S2. Grants me-
jority, 2S,s7s.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, November 10. Weather
clear and cold. Heavy frost last night.
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RATES OF AOSEHEISANGs
- ,TI7,s5fissaefits hCUttg Tie ran -
aTut - s9seyf.on 81: each subsequent thSe-
non s. cents per square. 49,, 10 erhfs
~ line each tpSerIsoa' 7,d g for
creh qddil0RGi spare. ~b0,-7ef
- mr. each assertion ~ GrSnhy
Monthly Gdpertsemsne t3seTaeG IG4dgsonaI.
.I---1r--e@ng fnSrrted "a ne hhHA+A
c5g-gef hdlfeJ DAILY Td-es ..+,ou and
49, Voices - cents per Gge JHsL
- c-ufg ger tine per rlaHhh -..,lrr nd
g.riesf afrrtsegrHS, fot ron TegStI ~
~ -.r-sr BE PAID FOR ~ ADV ASSE
49, ~ st.1es occupied 6y e5ht t"S '
Sold n0aPCre~
CORRESPONDENCE
e,-rsspeaGelcs, on Pa5i.e EeeIs'S'
ATNSELE HEATING CO.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM
For Rent.

a LARaE AND CoMMopIoUssT RE ON
a Front Row, TIVE Court and effsrson,
suitable for Provisions, etc--one Of the best
stands In the city. Also, q splendid large front
Cottoz once. over the same.
Applyto
noyrs4f Commercial Hotel.
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COu.iD COHrcnti0H.

The Union Republican voters of
Franklin County are requested to meet
in Convention, by their delegates, at the
School House on the West side of the
Creek, in Sheldon, ON THURSDAY, july
I'd, 1868, at II o'clock, A. NJ, to nomin-
ate candidates for Senators and County
Officers for the ensuing year, and to
transact any other business properly
coming before the Convention
In conformity with the rule adopted
by the Convention of 1867 the seYa.al
towns will he entitled TO delegates Us
follows;
One for each town;
One for every fifty votes cast at the
last annual election for the Union Re-
publican candidate Cor Aoyernor, in
each town;
One for the fraction of fifty votes, over
twenty Five, i'll each town, east as above
mentioned,
The Delegates viii provide themselves
with proper credentials from their sew
eral town cauouses.
5. p. CARPENTER ! County
j. M. HOTCHKISS Committee
ALMONT BARNES
st. Adams, VT, June IS, 1868.
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FENIAN STATE CONVENTION. - n
state Convention of the Fenian Broth
erhood was held in Burlington on Sat
urday, which the Times charactcrizcs
as Large and enthusiastic" Gen.
O'Neil, the President of the Brother
hood in the United States, and Major
Rafferty,, Captain Driscoll Military Or
ganizer, and other prominent Fenians
were present and made speeches. The
convention proper was held with closed
doors, and the nature of the deliberations
is not definitely known. In theevcning
meeting Maj. Rafferty, referred to the
overthrow of the Irish Church estab-
lishment as a Fenian victory. He SAID
that che believed in secrecy in the Fee
MAN movement to strike England first
outside of the brotherhood know Gen.
O'Neil's plans. Wherever Ireland may
chose to strike She will bring England
to her knees"
Gen. O'Neill was introduced, and
made speech, the substance of which
we copy from thc ItWcS:
The General said that after a long
season of lecturing, this was the last
time he intended to speak i'll public
The time had now come for work. Eng
land has never been influenced by Irish
eloqucnce unaccompanied by Irish bayo-
nets. We are told the Fenian Organiza-
ton is humbug but England will soon
learn that it is not. For the last four
months the speaker had investigated
the Fenian organization, and had found
it nearly perfected for reasonable prom
Use of success. About two years ago n
! Fenian convention was held at Pitts
| burgh, and it was decided to invade Ca
nadia. Had the Fenian army been per-
mitted to meet the English troops fair
ly the Irish Republic would be firmly
established to-day. Gen. Meade official
~ reports that the Fenian army con-
tanned 81, 900 men.
England stirred up the late civil war.
She little thought that she was thereby
educating Irish soldiers, who, at no dis
tant day, would fight her own armies.
We are fighting England ana not the
Canadians. We would not iniurc a Ca
madam hair but we claim the right to
tear down the English flag wherever we
find it.
AT the time of the invasion at least
100,0 900 men were ready to cross the Dor
der, and the speaker pictured out the in
evitable result of their advance, viz the
liberation of Ireland. The Irish people
never would submit to be governed OF
England, and they do not propose &c
give it up on account of q single failure
He asked what right they had to live in
this free country if they did not fight
for their own freedom. This struggle is
TO he continued until they gain their lib
critics or are totally eXtcrminated.
= The General is fine appearing man
and quite an enthusiastic speaker,
Mr.. Monahan then called for contli
buttons of money and men, as did like
wise Major Rafferty,. Considerable
mcnpy was paid in, and several joined
the Fenian circle. The public meeting
then adjourned and a private meeting
of the circle followed, which continued
to quite late hour.
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.-The company
that purchased the Frankl House, and
the Spring not long since for s. 900, have
built large twO-story house over the
Spring, which cannot fail to add to the
comfort of visitors. The building con-
tains a reception room, which is to be
neatly furnished, bathing rooms, bot
Ting and packing room, &c. The new
company have already commenced
bottling and shipping the water, and a
few days ago, we learn, they forwarded
a car load to New York City for free dis
tribution. Notwithstanding the AL
burgh water has been favorably known
for years, there never has until this sea-
son been any conveniences for bottling
it in large quantities for shipment to
various sections of the country. The
new company have taken hold of the
matter in earnest, and are evidently de-
termined to establish for the water
something more than local reputation,
which it justly deserves, as hundreds
hereabouts will willinglytestlfy. Rev. c.
b. Cady is the company's agent at AL
burgh Springs, and attends to the bot
Ting of the water, filling orders, &c
Mr.. G, w. Beardsley has curbed his
spring, and the demand for the water i
constantly Increasing.
< The Mansion House, Mr.. Chaunce,
Smith, proprietor, has been undergoin.
thorough repairs, and is now ready TO
2isit9rs; 'rhe Indications are that Their
will be q large number of people from
ABROAD at Alburgh this summer.
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MARTIN j. BIXBY has been appoint
ed Postmaster at Perkinsville.

ESSEX CoUNTY.-The Republicans of
Essex County met at Guildhall on the
11th inst, and nominated the fol-
lowing ticket; Senator, George n. Dale,
of Island Pond Assistant Judges, Elias
Lyman, Lexington; Levi Howe, West
Concord Judge of Probate-W. H.
Hartshorn, Guildhall; Sheriff, j, A.
Mansur, Island Pond States Attorney,
o. F. Harvey, West Concord; High
Bailiff, ID. G. May, West Concord,
Resolutions were adopted, endorsing
the Chicago platform, and the nomina-
ton of Grant and ColfaX.
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Forty Thousand Persons at their Sun
day Picnic.
MURDER IN BROOKLYN.
NEW York. June %.

NEW 1ORh, Juuc
A Panama letter of the 18th inst,
states that Mr.. Rice the American Con-
sui at Aspnwall had departed for home
without officially apprising the Presi-
dent of Panama of the fact and the
Vice Consul whom he left in charge is
consequently not recognized as ad in
term Consul by the State authority al
though instructions had been received
from Bogota urging an acknowledgment
in such case some time before.
New YORK, June %.
A Chicago despatch says that the
Sangerfestians spent Sunday at mon
ster picnic at which were 10000 people
were present. To-day the festival will
close with another picnic. In finan-
cial point of view the Sangerfest has
been failure.
New YORK, June ~.
There were fatal cases of sunstrOke
here yesterday and there have been over
thirty minor cases of sunstroke i'm this
city and Brooklyn on Saturday.
A young woman named Ann Mum
was arrested in Brooklyn Saturday
night, on suspicion of having murdered
Bridget Coffee at the tenement house, 4
Imboy st.
1t is raining here; wind north;
weather COOL
A Montreal despatch says that the
heat since last Sunday has been intense
the thermometer ranging from "a to
100 in the shade.
Gold 140l
WASHINGTON, June 20.
The President transmitted to the
| House this afternoon a message vetOing
the Arkansas bill, claiming that Con-
gress had no power to impose such con-
ditions on the Admission of a State as
were contained in the bill presented to
him for his approval.
WASHINGTON, June 20.
! 1t is understood that the Committee
on Ways and Means, will report the tax
bill to-day, and have it ordered to be
printed so that it's consideration may be
on Monday. 1t fixes the tax on whisky
at 60 cents. The finerquaIties of tobac
co are reduced from 40 cents to 32 cents.
There is not much change on other
brands. The bill is long embracing the
administrative sections on the subject
contained in the tax bill heretofore re-
ported.
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Political Notices.
RepH63ican CHion !St0tc Contention

\ Republican Union State Convention will be
held at Burlington, on Wednesday, Jn'y LIST,
1865 at II o'clock, A. NJ to nominate Cand-
dates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
in september N next also to nominate e nate two Pre-"
sidential electors at large, to be supported in
the coming Presidential election.
The Republican Union voters OF this state are
invited to be represented in the Convention by
their delegates, to be chosen upon the basis Of
one delegate from each town, and an addition
al delegate for every one hundred and fifty
votes cast for the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor at the last state election.
The Delegates or their Substitutes will provide
themselves with proper credentials, signed by
the Secretaries of the respective primary meet
nCs.
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PERMISSION TO DANCE.-A capital
story is Just now atloat concerning the
Roman Catholic Bishop of Montreal.
He has prohibited dancing among his
church members. A couple of officers,
so the story goes, who wished permits
sion to dance polkas at a milisary ball of
their regiment, obtained permission to
dance the polka together, to show the
Bishop how it was done. After the
exhibition the Bishop gave his permits
sion in these words "YOu can dance
the polka us long rs you wish-with
each other.n
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RUTLAND d Woodstock RAILROAD,
The survey Of tais road was contplet-
ed on Thursday of last week, when the
surveying party reached the village of
Woodstock, The Standard says
We are informed that the survey eros
SOS the river about twenty times in the
town of Bridgewater. This may be a
necessity, and we would not assume to
question the correctness and wisdom of
the survey ar-in CHIEF. Mr., RAINFALL, but
we venture the prediction that locat-
ing survey will not attempt to bridge
the whole stream lengthwise, and that
an equally feasible and direct route can
be found without resorting to that e%-
creme.
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Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co..
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

A favorable opportunity is presented Ga ener--
getic and reliable business men who can devote
their entire time to the business, 10 represent
this old staunch, and most successful Life Com
pany, in unoccupied territory in the State of
Vermont. The many popular features peculiar
to the Phoenix Masual and the great advantages
it offers to che insuring publc-its freedom from
restrictions ON travel and occupation--its non
forfeitable policies--ts liberal premium system
the economy of the manag, ment, and its large
annual dividends, render it the most profitable
Company to Agents desrous of realizing hand
some competency by THEN enterprise and ener-
gy. Apply TO @. l.. BABCOCK,
state Agent Phoenix Mutual Life ms. Co.
d6-tf Union Block Rutland, VT
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CoRRECrIoN.-Ten degrees Of heat,
more or less, when it is as hot as biazes,
are, as Mr.. Toots would say, of ''no con
sequence )" but accuracy of statement
may be. We therefore, in accordance
with instructions from MI A. II. Hun
tngton "depose and.say" that 100 and mot
500 was the record of the thermometer
on the north side of his house, in the
shade, each morning last week. The
hottest portion of the days showed from
500 to 800, with an average maximum
heat of a little over S90. People mop
ped their noble brows last week, and
declared it was hot.
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Local Items.

Mr.. f. l.. GooDsPEED has just COM
pleted hotse, about one-halfmile from
Missisquoi Springs, for the accommoda-
ton of persons who desire to be near the
springs. The house is 60 by 80 feet, is
furnished throughout in good style and
will comfortably accommodate thirty
persons. Mr.. Goodspeed will run team
from the Springs at different hours of
the day, so that there will be no neces-
sity for those in want of the water to
his house to the "healing fountain"
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HI. e. & $. II. LEWIS have this day,
June Sth opened a large stock of Dress
Goods, comprising Wash Poplins,
Tacllo and Tripoli Cloths, colored and
White Piques, Shawls, Parasols and
Sun Umbrellas at reduced prices. 23tf
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TO-NIGHT.-The distinguished man a.
ger, Sir Christopher Columbus Sperma-
cetti Snap Dragon Diabetes Pluck, de-
sires us to call attention TO the meeting
tonight, at Music Hall, of the Kline
This we utterly refuse
to do, it being our rule to pay no atten-
ton to anonymous communications"
THE WILLISToN BURGLARY.-The
Times says that "Charles II. and DR..
Hamilton Potter were brought before
Justice Hollenbecl, Saturday, on charge
of burglary and secreting of goods sto-
len from Wright's store in Williston.
Henry Ballard, Esq, appeared FOR the
prisoners, and e. r. Hard, Esq, for the
State in the absence of States Attorney
Englesby. Several imortant witnesses
not being present. the'case was continued
until Tuesday, july 7th. and the bail for
appearance was fixed at $4,000 each on
the charge of burglary, and $1,000 on
charge of secreting stolen goods.
"ThGro is strong suspicion that Ste
phen Foster, a cousin of Potter's was
connected with the robbery, He was
seen that day going about with one hand
bandaged, and has since disappeared
None of the parties has as yet fur
nishcd bail, 50 they still have lodgings
in the jail
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RECOyERING.-Con Webster,
whom the Montpelier Journal reported
fatally injured last Wednesday, we are
happy to learn is recovering, and was
able to be moved from Blston to Bur-
lington to-day. He is cousin instead of
brother to tlss conductor of the same
name lately killed by the collision of
freight and passenger trains.
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NEW FIRM. -Messrs. c. V. and Chas
A Lewis have purchased Messrs SEQ
field q Vincent's stock of groceries, and
will continue the business in all its
branches ut the old stand on Lake Street.
The irst named member of the new
firm will be remembered as a former
partner of Mr.. Joseph $. Weeks, in the
Dry Goods Business, and the latter as an
obliging and gentlemanly clerk in the
store of :. II. Lewis d Co. The Messrs.
Lewis are both young men of good busl-
ness education and will doubtless merit
and receive their share OF the patronage
of the public.
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RESOLUTIONS OF REsPECT.-The Bar
of Windsor County on Wednesday eve
ming presented to the Court resolutions
ofrespect for the memory of the late Hon.
Norman Williams, and on the occasion
eloquent and appropriate remarks were
made by several gentlemen besides the
court, who, in accordance with the re-
quest contained therein, ordered the re-
solutions upon the records.
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ny "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restor-
ative" took the First Premium over all
competitors at the New Hampshire
State Fair. 1t stands confessedly with
out rival throughout the country, and
is driving all other preparations from
the market.-Ihitodelphid Pudti C
Lcdger.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT. thanks are
Secretary of the New York State Agri-
cultural Society for sundry valuable
documents.
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WE learn that Hon. a. O. Adds, Unit
ed States Consul at Nice, France, ar
rived at BrattlebOro a few days since and
is the guest of his brOther-in-law, Hon.
Daniel Kellogg. He will visit st. AL
bans at an early day.
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Hon. PROSPER MERRILL of Felch-
vile, the Bellows Falls Times says, has
bought the Blake estate in Woodstock,
situated just on the outskirts of the vii
lage, including farming tools, live stock -,
and II lot of land in Plymouth, the whole
purchase amounting to some $4,000.
1t is said to be one of the finest farms in
that section, and on the premises is a
spacious stone house on delightful site.
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GEN. Il. w. SHERMAN, Commander
of the Department of the East, made a
thorough examination and inspection
of the Military Post at Pittsburgh on
Tuesday of last week. The General eX-
pressed himself gratified with the dis
cipline and fine appearance of the men.