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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
SArrRDAY. Juno 6-P. NJ.

Gold closed at 39i, after selling at 1894 and 1884
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
so, 728,OOO, and the balances sl,452,546 49,
The shipments of specie to-day were $43S415 per
Borussia $42 72S per City of Baltimore, and $4,000
per France Total for the week. 1851 795; previously
reported $S76971; total since Jan l, 1868 s4l
same time 1861 $l97O 47S; time 1906 S365s174;
same time 1865, $15,53S,SS5.
Government bonds opened steady, with an active
demand for investment lots. The 5-20s Of 1862 and
the 1910 bonds were in active demand, and large
purchases were made by German bankers for foreign
account. The investment bonds were less active,
but there was a good demand for all
classes and at the close the market was firm.
State bonds opened strong Tennessee per cents.
The old bonds sold at 73 and the per cents at
M MssOuris were firm at est. Virginia per cents
were lower the old bonds selling at IS and the new
mt SD North Carolina per cents, coupon, sold at
69l. Georgia per cents sold at oct. Railway bonds
were offered in small amounts at full prices. Mscel-
laneous shares were dull and lower. Pacific Mail
sold at 97,. Express shares were neglected. The
railway share market opened firm and improved on
the entire list New-York Central sold at 1S43; Erie,
7O2; Reading Qjt; Michigan Southern, 90i; Illinois
Central was In demand at 154 Fort Wayne sold at
ll2l; Rock Island advanced to l0Si an active de-
mand to cover shorts At the one o'clock Board, on
sales TO realize, there a reaction of to per
cent on the active shares AT the close the market
was steady at quotations. Government bonds closed
firm at quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

COURT CALENDARS-Tms DAY. 4.
SUPREME cOuRr-GKNKAL TEKMlled By BARNARD p j. MORA
aud CARDoro, j. j. Court opens al l0i IL.
Non enumerated notions
sUPRKNA CoUkr-CmcUT-PART Held BY ISdAILs j. Court
opens 10 A. NJ.
l. Gera sgt Dnmoe Pres $50. Jennings sg Wreckng Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
CRIMINAL


In the New-Jersey Supreme Court new
trial denied in the case Of Palmer agt the Neville
sey Railroad Company, Vredenburgh not consld
erng the " 500 exrayagant price for three toes
In the Recorders Court, Jersey City, William
Williams who had been arrested charge Of selling
passes granted him an employee Of the Erie Railway
Company, discharged no one appearing against him.
In Justice Buckeyes Court, Brooklyn. John
Ferry years OF age Prospect Park aborer fined
Is or 10 be imprisoned five days for abusing gentleman
visiting the Park. Timothy O'Leary received the same
sentence for the same oaense but suspension was
afterward granted
The defendant In the case OF the United
States agt Albert W. Tyler who, IL may be remembered
accused OF brbng Deputy Collector Miller OF Brook
lyn by giving him s25 TO release five barrels OF seized
Whisky, which money Miller kept and the whisky also
OF the accusation OF bribery the testimony not showing
that defendant aware that Miller Revenue
officer, and Mers testimony being shaken on his
examination.
In the Mercantile Court, Newark, before
Judge Bigelow. suit brought by the City against
Raphael Lewis, for tapping sewer In BrOome-st Mr.
Lewis repeatedly called az ths street ISL
some unauthorized person the necessary fees No re-
cord OF the transaction could BIO found and Lewis ne
elected 20 get receipt hence tho suit The jury after
five hours elaboration could mot agree and the case was
dismissed.
In the case Of the United States against VIII
liam ShipwOrth, Peter Cunningham, Daniel CQstigan,
Thomas Mclean, and Patrick Fogarty accused OF icty
River as already reported In THE TRIBUNE, the exam
nation Of witnesses was commenced en- Saturday last
Joseph A. Monhelmer Deputy Collector OF th9 ElgnIn
Franklin while she was anchored OF Weehawken on last
Tuesday night found two barrels OF WHISKY seVeral
hogsheads Of moasses, mash tubs containing mash
caloric engine, whisky still and worm, ana other ap-
paTatus for disting fire under the furnace OF tho
stil and the still charged Shipworth was the only
D0ard no had asked ShpwOrth II he was the boss, ana
sn'pWorIn had SAID he was not Dennis Leary won't on
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

The senate joint resolution authorixinl
Rear-Admiral \, X Thatcher to accept
decoration from the King Of the Hawai..
Islands was passed,
The speaker presented the proceeding.
Of the meeting at Toledo, relative TO the
rights OF naturaliled citizens.
The Speaker announced that he had APP
Pointed Messrs, Garfield, Poland aud
fruyn, regents Of the Smithsonian Insti.
tutr, iur the present Congress.
The senate joint resolution Tor the APP
Pointmnt Of regents ui the Smithsonian
Institute, was adopted
Mr., Logan asked leave To offer a re.olu.
tion instructing the committee on re-
trenchm'nt 10 IMPORT bill providing for
a bureau Of civil service to prescribe the
duties, qualifications, salaries, terms Of
office &c., II employees in various depart.
ments II the government Mr., Kerr OH
ieeted,
Adjourned.
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THE AUSTRIAN MISSION.
Interesting General News.
&C. &C. AZ.
News York News.

sew YORK, Jan. :,
Ganway p, Lamar has brought suit
in the Supreme Court, against Chas. A.
Dana, formerly Assistant Secretary Of
War, for arresting him in Savannah, in
April, 1855, and bringing him to Wash.
ington. The damages are laid at $780,
900. The case now comes up merely TO
remove it to the United States Court
Assistant Treasurer Van Dyck gives
notice that holders'of United States bonds
of lsi7, who do not present them for pay
ment prior to the Isl Of February next,
will be considered As having waived the
negotiation of present payment, and such
bonds will be paid at the option of the
government.
The steamships City of Baltimore Sax
onia, Nebraska and City of Washington,
were seized by the L.. S. Marshal for car
rying excess OF passengers and bonded,
4 woman named Catharine Russell, was
beaten nearly to death in Brooklyn last
night, by Daniel McCarty and wife, who
have been arrested
Gov. Burnside and Senator Sprague of
Rhode Island, were in town to-day.
The Steamer Manhattan. from Liver
pool, arrived tonight.
ALBANY, Jan z.
Notice was given in the Senate Of bill
to repeal the Metropolitan excise law
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
Markets.
NEw Y0KK, Jan,

Nfw NogK, Jan. !.
flort Funnel salss, 800 bbls sup. State
- WAa - 30 eNIa do 10 sS5l0 ~ extra West.
eW 10 NJ; white wheat u OotslS IS; Ohio
~ ~ II ID onnInion 10 god 81. LOUIS . goa
10 NJ; ssI "a chmoe extra do Il A16l6 So Cal.
linrnlaa Hour quirt, Sales go sacks at u s3s.
II %, kyr -four steady, S.ls~ so bhls at .:S,
So,
WHrNr Ncly arm Sales 5000 bush.l.
Ihhaso spEGg, No. ., al ~ 3s,ata a.; No. al
= y Amlrr Michigan, o. 700? rs white do
ptiuN' - 20; White canada, u 10; red Pennsyi-
wanna, y bl1fa %; red state, e. IS.
toRN-No change, SAILS, ~ 600 bush Old Mix.i
Western ~ u IN stufe New o. seai 10 afoa,
yellow southern, new, 81 S. yellow Jersey, NV,
81 seal S.
OArs-A shade hrmrr. SALES, &c 600 ha.hei.
Western So elS &C.. chiefly slc., elo2iAs firm al
that prev,
REH- tnehang,l.
fonE - Heavy, Mes 80 s5asi %; S.S
Mes go GOO y 10; PriIns sil 506fi7 rs.
LAID Shade tItaer, Bbl-. l2lel9ae
WnIsKKY Quiet.
Gao, .klE- Firm and quiet,
CorEoN Opened duh, closed steady. sal.a aoS
bales, Cplands l66i6Ae.
SueR Steady, Muscoyado II AJAX Havana
500 boxes AZ u Cfl2I.
toFrEE Finn.
MoIAssEs Quiet, New Orleans .s@sa
NAVAL SroREs-FirIQ, Spirits Of txrrnntip,
SlS@Ssc, Rosin Z! SS3T 90,
PrTRoLErN-iMmer. Crude ioSHu; refined
bonded 9..@s
IALLow-Stealy.
FhEfGHrs FIRM.
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Cruel Punishment.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Jan, !,
Another ease Of cruel punishment has
occurred at the Western House of Refuge
in this city II. c, Wood, Principal of
the,rcfugc school, aftcrwhipping Nicholas
Christ in a barbarous manner on the bare
back, kicked him with the toe Of his boot
behind the car and in the side, causing a
painful and dangerous wound Mr..
Wood alleges that the boy had stamped
On tho floor of the school room in the
usual way Of cheering, The affair has
been investigated by a committee of the
Board of Managers,
The Democrat Of this morning says
Magistrates might as well stop sending
boys here for light offcnses, The ins,iiu-
ton, as at present managed, is calculated
TO make them hardened criminals,
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Disrraceful Scene, alta Fire.


The Tribune's special from Augusta,
Me. gives an account Of the destruction
by fire of the United States Military Asy-
lum near that place. II says the patients
had all retired when the fire was discov-
cred but every effort was made by DIR.
Breen, surgeon of the asylum, and his
assistants to arouse them and get those
who We're sick to place of security.
Unfortunately a barrel of whisky that
was rolled out and ordered TO be DESTROYED,
was taken in charge by some of the soldiers
and the head knocked out, and nearly every
soldier who could hobble about was in
state of intoxication in a very short time
Fights took place between one-armed and
one-legged men. The scene in the laundry
building was one fearful to witness. Men
fought each other with the fury of demons.
They were so crazed by the liquor they
had drank that they obeyed nothing.
Men lay dead drunk in the snow, and
could not be aroused. One of these in
toxicated beings while being conveyed to
the city died from the effects of the cold,
being absolutely frozen to death
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

--Rudolph has a Farmers Club
-Badford Ia, a scientific Association.
There are now - Young Mru'- Chri--
tian Association, in The State,
Rev stephen Ii, Williams, County
Clerk sf Grand Isl, County, ha, removed
10 Montreal.
Tho dwelling oi Horace Jones in
Paddock village, ST. Johu-hury, was
burned To the ground Dee 40
Elisha r, Goodsell, E,g. of Isle Ia
Motto, has been appointed eohn'y olork ri
Grand Isle county
The Probate Office for E,,cS county
has been removed from EuuUubury 10
Guildhall-W. IL. Hart,horu of Guild.
hall being Judge of Probate,
More than half the scholars in the
school at Paddock village, St Jolnshury,
are detained AT home ON account OF the
prevalence u measles and wh"oPiug
cough.
Dir VIM "a, Hutchinson Delivered an
able and acceptable address before the
i""hs 80" 'N''"'' Wy '''''''''' rs i've ''''
inc "u' ut
Mr. Ii. l. 'ohn'"" oil p"n''''' ''''''
on his meadow the past ,casen, from just
nv" acres SUI hn'hy', oil 'af'"' corn ",'''"
Is equal I" 4oo bushels or ~ '"'"''' ''
the acre. oil NAe'''a ''r"
There are m the vermont n''''''N
and state Agricultural college ~ a'''''
meal students u ~'''nhhe anu 'st''u''
mral students and - "'''' ''''' "'-'
making a total OF III
Two men came I" smiths h''rI AZ
DanN'IIe ON Iue~'',' "'d ''e''' '"'lf
team Tor @'i' 50 cheap that ''ii' ""'
ein'"i 10 them u must nav, p''n ,''''".
-'F .''A '"' "'n' '"' WI WITHOUT
'''' '''' '''
Inc WIG '' nv lHi'F II. y" "'.' ''
NoNeh'rE' la" " " HOOK " "'''' i''''' ~
an! e"Se1 sewing h'''i''"' '''' al ''' l'''
Nonase on CHRISTMAS eve
Mr.. Charles IL. Parker formerly a
freight conductor on tn" Northern y. IL
Railroad. was fatally stabbed Dec. JOth,
nv a nas.cnger whom he was irving 10
o;cc, from, his train avn p.np,vlvauia
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PlICrs.


BEEF-per 100 lbs. on total weight Of hide, tai
and meat extra sl3 75Sl4 90; first quality Us
0o&l3 so; second quality Gil 009l2 IS; third
qaulty $40 004ll Is. A few choice single pairS
ga 2j9li 50, Some of the poorest cows and bulls,
81 00l1g co.
WORKING OXEN .lG092o5
HANDY sTEERs-sioo9i50. =
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES-Fsir quality
sjj@75; extra ss0S 100; farrow and dry S50s5
SHEEP --Per pound, live weight, 485kc.; ex-
SHEEP AND LAMBS Per head IN lots, u IS.
as CO.
HIDES -Bnghtna loo = u; country lots 80
sHc.; calfskins l6Qlsc.
PELTS 81 0o5Sl % country lots, dry. 62ST5c.
REMARKS.
At the close OF business at this market lat
week, there were over $50 Western cattle unsold.
or these, % were put upon the cars and sent to
New York city, leaving about 60 head to add to
the above amount Of cattle received. The re-
eeipts over the Northern roads amounted to $50
this week. The quality was very great i'm
provement on that of the stock at Cambridge one
week ago. This week the droves are largely COM
posed of oxen, many of which were well fAttsd.
The Brighton butchers and brestalleH were On
hand, and trade was quite lively. At Brighton
tnt IttlpLS -tlhdiN were DssA6 ou CotoH-
day and six Monday or 233 head in all from
Maine about 200 with some 60 State oxen. Most
of the Maine stock were also oxen, many OF which
were noble, well-ied buliocks. Mr.. J. A. White
had one pair of 1890 and another of l,l70 pounds,
home weight the first bringing the premium price
OF age. 4 D., the other lie. Ten oxen from
Yves. Lebanon, y. H. averaged 5000 pounds per
pair at Cambridge, and were sold at dc. A. 7.
Tyler sold II pair Belmont oxen at l2c. c. Eaton
sold oxen for He, stags at &c., 5 dry cows fol-
as each or Sc. L D., showing that prices vary &C.
corlng TO quality At Brighton We have seldom
seen 80 few buyers the yards so quiet as in the
afternoon Prices, We think, are i to hc. better
than last week, though inferior to common stuck
hnds as much a. dull sales. We think the mar
ket closes less favorable to droyers than it opened.
Good sheep, We think, sell somewhat better than
last week, especially with those who closed Oh
tl.el4-Atpnk- carly The butchers complain OF
stacks Of frozen mutton in the markets In the
city, and after their first bids they seemed to back
down on the butchers, several of whom regretted
holding too long. One lot of good % D. sheep
were sold for &C., and Mr. s. Udall sold a small lot
Of lambs, fcd by himself in Hartford VT, for exc.
e D., other lots according to quality at to 5ke
D u. We one lot OF thin sheep sold for 81 Is,
Others at ~ 90, 50 so, &C. There are about 5000
Western sheep this week.
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Norfolk City Government.

The new city government was organized
yesterday. The now Board of Council
men was not recognized as bona .fde by
the mayor. The Board of Aldermen or
gani2ed with the election of Alderman
Thomas Cowan as President and ex-Al-
derman Joseph Shannon as Clerk, in place
of David T. Valentine. The othsr officers
of the board were reelected.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
4orH CONGREss---2D SESSION.
W AsHISGTOS, Jan. I.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The question required on Mr.. Johnson's
amendment, exempting the crop grown in
1867 and remaining in the hands of pro-
ducers.
Mr.. Williams moved an amendment,
excepting all cotton remaining unsold in
the hands of the producers when the act
takes effect, provided notes therefore col,
lected shall be refunded Lost.
Mr.. Johnson's amended was then re-
jected.
The question recurring ON Mi Nortun's
amendment, reducing the tax ON cotton
grown after 1867, to one cent.
Mr.. Conkling moved to amend by con
fning the exemption to 1868. Messrs
johnson. Frelinghuysen and Patterson
spoke in favor of it, and Mr.. Morrill, of
Vermont against it.
Mr.. Norton also supported the justice
of the reduced tax.
Mr.. Conkling's am admcnt for the ex-
emption of cotton grown. in 1868 was
adopted; "a against 2
Mr.. Drake offered an amendment, de-
claring that no further provision of law is
required to authorize the collection of the
tax after 1863 adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Morrill, OF Vermont,
proviso was added, exempting cotton
imported between April, 1868. and April,
1869. The bill then passed yeas p,
nays II.
Adjourned
After some important business, the
bill to facilitate the payment of soldiers
bounties came up. All amendments being
withdrawn, Mr. Washburne of Indiana
proposed as substitute a bill directing
the Secretary of the Treasury to employ
by transfer and otherwise, sufficient
number of additional clerks, not less than
fifty, in the division of the second
auditors office, in the Treasury Depart
ment for furnishing information to the
paymaster general in reference to soldiers
claiming bounty under the act of July
1866, said clerks to be continued so long
as necessary, and that preference be given
in this employment of clerks to discharged
soldiers and sailors, Bill passed. :.
Mr.. Pike from the committee on naval
affairs, reported back the joint resolution
authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to
sell such iron clads as are not required
After debate it was adopted by vote of
90 to 90
Mr. Schenck, from the committee on
ways and means, reported bill to compel
the payment of taxes on distilled spirits
in all cases where they arc withdrawn
from bonded warehouses, and made
lengthy explanation of the frauds which
make it necessary. After considerable
debate the bill reported by Mr.. Schenck
was passed.
Mr.. Epson, from the committee on cleo
tons, reported that Mr.. Trimble was en-
titled TO his seat as representative from
the First congressional district of Ky.
Report laid over for future action.
The House went into committee OF the
whole on the state of the Union ana was
addressed by Mr.. Carey on the question OF
the public debt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

New YORK, Jan :.
The Herald's Columbus Ohio special
says that on the organization of the Legis-
lature resolutions were introduced in both
Houses to rescind Ohio's ratification of
the amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, which deprives States who
refuse negro suffrage the right to count
them in fixing congressional apportion-
lnents. The fact is certain that the re-
S,.inding resolution will pass.
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C,OASTING.--THE FOLLOWING

- ordinance, relative TO the practice Of coasting
IN the streets lui highways of the village of Rut-
land, will hereafter be strictly enforced:
$50, "a. No person shall coast, course or slide
on any sleigh, slad CT ether vehicle in any Of the
streets or highways OF the village, nor upga the
sidewalk thereof, except such streets and high
WAYS as shall be- designated blythe Trustee"
SIC. 4. Any person who shah offend against
any 81 tn provisions OF tins ordinance shall forfeit
and pay f.. each and every oftenso a sum Of not
less than on" dollar nor morn than twenty dol
lar~.''
Ry ori-r 4 g4r go4ri II trustees
+. A. MORSE Clerk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

NllItNtNl Jan, 4
\ trr brukr out M farw,ll Hall, ia the
Young Mem Christian Association rooms,
this morning, The Fr.r part Of the build
ing vas entirely destroyed and some ii the
adjoining bhilding, damaged, I.o., on
Farwell Hall building Sl1o,O0o, on which
there is ~ Insurance Of $4,000 in Gin
cinnati, and 100000 in Chicago, 1t /, re-
ported two tTem,n were buried under the
walls, which tel within halt 40, hour
after the fir was discovered
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

New YORK, Jam
The Worlds Columbus Ohio special
says the fight for United States Senator is
getting warm. The friends of both Thur
man and vallandigham are confident OF
success. The State Convention will NOM
mate Pendleton for the Presidency.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

LUnLow.-The new Steam Mil went
into operation ON Monday, December Both,
under very favorable auspices The Lud-
low WOODEN Mills, which have been run
ming ON two.thirds time for some months
past, resumed running on full time the
first Of January,
An agreeable Christmas item in this
village was tho presentation Of tt splendid
album To a young lady lying sick at the
Ludlow House, a gift from sympathifing
friends, "Old Santa Claus was quite
liberal hereabouts, with his friendship
off ring..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

HARKIsBt RIO, Ia, Jan. {.
The Democratic State Central Commit
tee met this evening and decided upon
the 4th of March next as the time and
Harrisburg as the place for assembling the
next Democratic State Convention.
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Destructive fire.

CONCORD, \. H., Jan. T.
The old Gillingham tavern stand and
its contents, two dwellings, two barns and
blacksmith shop in South Nevbcrg,
were destroyed by fire yesterday, The
church was badly damaged.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

AUGUSTA, TIA, Jan !.
Foster Blodgctt, Postmaster Of Augusta,
has been suspended, aud g. W Summers
appointed special agent ul ,ak,- clvrge
II the office,
A petition !, bcmg circulated iar ,i-n,a-
turcs among the citi1cus which viii h.
presented To Cen Meade, asking the IT.
moval Of Hulpc't p> military moyor #
Augusta
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Mcney market easy at PC, on call, with sx.
eep,ions at Z. Gold closed At | 36esl 81 after a
day of great excitement and activity. The ex-
tremes al the day were sSS and SIX. Sterling
weaker, The advance in gold, under . strong
combination Of stock men, gave strength to the
market, but Al the close bonds came out more
freely, and bids less fierce
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Sad Accident.

WORCESTER, Jan. T.
Nathan Lawrence, respected citizen
Of Pepperell, As years of age, whilo
riding in a sleigh. t"-A~., was killed by
oo,-;-c - collision with an engine on the
Worcester x Nashua Railroad. Two
ladies were in the sleigh, and were but
slightly injured,
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VERMONT STATE BANKs.-The follow
ing is list o! the banks of Vermont, Civ
ing the time of redemption which has or
will expire, after which period, under a
law of the State, they are not liable to
redeem their outstanding bills:
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Aleu- advertisements.
4 MOTHER GRAND TRIUMPH

AZ NOIHEh UNANU IN Z NTH
q! a OF the ''Flolence." Honor to whom honor is
Sewing Machines at the Mechanics Fair lust held
in Lowell, was awarded TO the FLoREScE Ma
CHINE after having been ON exhibition five success
sive weeks, and examined by the best mechanics
In the country, VINO pronounced II to be the best
constructed, most reliable, and machine that
would accomplish greater amount Of work, and
in a more satisfactory manner on account OF its
simplicity, than any other Sewing Machine ever
invented.
First Prize, Gold Medal to Florence Sewing
Machine.
For illustrating circular address II. J.. GLEASON.
Agent Rutland, Vt. Swim
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
I COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.,

Ias undcr,irrrd, having h,en appointed hy the
Hoo Probate Court iug the District ~ Rutland
.l4tls,iuuyI~ To ptulNt, examine and ADJUST all
CLAIMS aud demand, ~ / persons against "a yin
l.sHnpl late ~ MilJlvtoNR, in sand District, de-
rtu-sl hereby give uHtlro that Ne Nil meet Tor
de- lalrIs.-s, vt examining md allowing said claims
90 vine dSy!iu.'-housc II the dccras,d IN Mlldh-
tupa, on the second TUESDAY m February and
N &, ueNt, iItm Q o'clock a.. m, until o'clock =
us., zach ~ said daSs, AMI that sir months nom
thn -ath day ~ November, 4, u. 1857, Is the time
limited lN sad Court tor said crc,itors 70 present
tt,. II tlbiu., tuus for examination and allowance
H4tsl ti NJ. llctoou, TN. ith day II p,remlst,
4. 10. i,t-,
=, COPELAND, o..
.-v.ur AtIARk N"ulA -
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Relieved Of Command.

The Illness special says:
Gen. Candy has relieved Gen. Miles in
of his regiment the Fortieth
and of the post Of Goldsboro,
and assigned thereto Gen. Hinks-