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trgal 0otires.
ORDER OF NOTICE.

ErmA" C. P'rn'E} TO the honorable supreme
PHEEE Am PlERcE.D at Burlington. in the County
ofChitteuden, on the first Tuesday u January
4. D. l969.
Tho petitioner. Ephrim {. Pierce, represents that
De Wa married g. Phehe Ann Hucy about the first
day ~ october, ISIS at Milton, in said County. BY
Rev. Mr. Spicer, minister Of the Gospel, and that
tho said Ephram G. and Phehe Ann, lived together
is husband and wife from the time Of said marriage
Tor one year. in -aid County that he behaved 20
wards his said wife chaste and faithful husband.
Yet the salt Phehe Ann, ueslectins her marriage
VOWS and duty, about the tenth day Of October $50
and at divers other times since that time at said
Milton and 10 the state Of New York, committed
adultery with one Mr.. Webster. and other men IN
known o. the petitioner and had several children by
said Webster since said marriage an for more than
twenty year last past she has wilfuly refused 20
live with your petitioner. And the petitioner has
resided in said Chtteuden County for two years. aud
900 tAc State 70 crmuut three YEAR lat past And
prIl .ng that divorce from the bonds q mutrm0uy
be- granted go the petitioner and from his said wife.
Dated June Is. l-6-. EPIRAGM c. PIERCE.
L. F. WILBUR Atty for Libellant
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R9ok AGENTS WANTED FOR HOW

A GENrS " ANTED. Something new Fv
"a cry family wants il. GALyANIc SILVER Pt.r
!SG FLUID. Received LIST premium at Paris Expo-i-
slon Send 60 cts. for sample. HARRIS & COi y
North 9Th st. Phila Pa 49, -
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sprrial 90tites.

"OUT OF ORTS."-TakeDR. S. o. RICH
ARDS0N'S SHERRY WINE BITTERs. the most
medicinal in the market. Established in Is0s-
March 18th. w6m
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ESSEN ACADEMY

LALL TERM begins MONDAY. Arc. 3ist. Mr.
l. Atwood, graduate of the University. and "A
successful and popular teacher has been en- .ed 10
take charge Of the classical department For rooms
or board apply to the principal,
ASA SANDERSON
Es.ex. VI. Julv Is. I.e,. .dAwfw-
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DIED.

CAuPBELL-CovERLY-In Harrisburg, Pa, June
-, Mr. Henry R. Campbell, Jr., of Philadelphia, to
Miss Tillie C. COverly Of Harrisburg
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Meteorological Record.
Reported for the FREE PFEss.

IrLY-THIRD wEEK-I-G3.
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Qew advertisements.
WHLISTON ACADEMY.
WIIlistau VI

Williston, vi.
The Fall Term of this well-knowu Institution will
commence on Wednesday, Sept 3D. and continue
eleven weeks. No efforts will Be spared on the part
Of the teachers and citizens to sustain the good
taton and high standing which this school has borne
Tor the past year IL will be the aim of the Principal
to furnish thorough instruction in all the depart
ments Application for circular or admission of pu-
pills can be made by letter to
July I'd. tdIm&wam -''' - ''''' i''''
THE CITY SCHOOLS.
A PUBLIC EXAMINATION of candidates for
n teacherships will be held at the High School
building on Tuesday, the 18th August, at A N. An
assistant teacher is wanted at the High School and
tnere are few other vacancies. Application may
De made at any time to the Superintendent. Those
VINO were examined in April will not need to pre-
sent themselves again
ZINE Fall Term will begin on Monday, the eth Of
september, and continue fifteen weeks in the High
ana Grammar Schools and thirteen weeks in those
by order Of the Board Of School Commissioners
J. +. GOODRICH.
N. Supt. Of Schools.
Burlington, July 2lst, ls6s-.d&w5w
sEAsONABLE GOODS.
WHITE PONGEE SUN-UMBRELLAS,
CORDED AND FIGURED
w hite Piques,
NICE ASSORTMENT OF
w III Il 4 FOODS.
JUST RECEIy ED
AT
EDWARD BARLOW'S
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MI ueo- W. Kendall of EnOsburgh has pur-
chased the old seminary buildings, enlarged and
fitted it up for an extensive carriage manuf,e-
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swanton has a sculptor in a Mr.. Perry.
The shipments Of butter from st. Adams, dur
ing June, were 81 go pounds
Two barns and a shed, ownel by DR. II. P.
Blair, in Georgia were burned on Thursday to
gether with small amount Of hay, and some
tools The loss j. about 500, with no insnr-
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Claremont iiunufacturins company
CiaremOnt. y. H.
RE the partic, 90 whom You should ORDER al
y kind, %
PRINTING s FLIRTING PAPER.
They arc also dealers In Nf1fisn'ry ana Books,
and are the Publisher Of the VERMONT DiKEcToRf'
which was cstabi shed by ". ". At~ater, IN l''''
and Of
iLTON,S VERMONT REGISTER
now in il. afty second year and will publish early
this Fall a NV IIAvIsHIEE REGisrEH for 1903 on
a new plan adaptiu. IL o. the wants 81 the people,
and making il a convenient BUSINESS AANS A. pr
bny one wishing .. Get the names u the Business
men Of that State
The Company will hc happg b hear from y u IN
the wav Of BUSH ess REFEgENCES.-IAe PHblSh
Of ms Paper.
w.im0s
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Revenue CollectOr's safe,

United States TO whom it may
vs.. concern.
Robert Hansher Know Ye, that on
the 10Th day of Dee, A. D. lSGS |
levied warrant of distraint ON the
following goods and chattles, to VIE
one dark bay Mare;
One Saddle and Blankets
nc Bride, 70 satisfy two Internal
Revenue Taxes. The first of which is a
special tax against said Robert llansher
as Hotel Keeper amount SO, with in
terest and penalty. The second being
a special tax assessed against said Rob
ert llaHsher as retail liquor dealer
amount S22 92, with penalty, amount
ing in the aggregate b $50 U6.
Said property 50 distr0ined will be
offered at public sale on the 9th day Of
January, 1869 at o'clock p m, in
front of Bullock's Hotel NJ MConnels-
Vile, . unless redeemed 10y payment
OF the aforesaid tax.
w. W. MCARTY,
dcc24 Dcpty Collector,
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ScaSea proposals GOr slIngine
thc Court House EBeIl.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals. for Ringing the Court House
Bell, Of Nj Connelsyille, for the year
beginning on January lst, 1869, and
ending on the Slst day of December of
the same year, will be received up to
the 3lst day Of December 1868, at the
Mayors oilicc, M'Connelsyilie, Ohio,
Tho Dell to Le rung four times day,
Sundays excepted, to wit; At o'c oclS
a, D., II o'clock NJ, G o'clock z, NJ.
and at 9 o'cloc, in the evening, The
contract will be awarded to the lowest
responsible bidder,
F. A. DAVIS, Mayor
JAMES VI, WILLIAMSON, Clerk,
Dec2l 1868
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q CAESEo.

A clergyman white r,s'd'rg in SoulL
AN"riru NJ. mi,siounry. dscovcI,d - sale
rmd simple remedy fur the cu.r Of Ncryoui
@c,hn -, Furly Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary Hrd SrminrI ugHrs, rul the
ahrh luiu Of ijtmd.r. brnnuht an hy
,nclui nd vicious hpLi'l. Great unn,.
rrrs n,r teen cured 'y ;his M lr r,nr.
'lv. rtrwplri w u desire 10 hrnrli' ~,
afflicted aud uu'n-iunltr, will send III,
rrclpe Tor preparing aud isiug this modi,
rinc, IN II sruld Envelope. to ANY ou,
who needs It.. Fr,e U, Charge.
Adir"s'.
JOSErH T.ISMAN,
Station y. l}ihlr House.
Oct. la 1868 3m. y. Y CiIy
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Gnl,cry Of Art.
", G. TRB;SgZE

aska the piblc to cnll and examine his
specimen Photographs, ferrotypcS, AM
brotypcs, Gc,ns, Sc., &C., whicE cannot bc
surpns-cd anywhere. .Ilo has perfected al
rangcmcnts whereby any one can Le &c
comodgtcd with the finest Of OIL Paniincs
aud pictures of India Ink Work. l,1nms
over Bonnr's SDddl"r Shop, IN J. G. stones
Building, Confer Street, NJ Connclsvilic,
Ohio.
Jan l.-Iv
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AGENTS WANTED.
our RULERS AND OUR RIGHTS



A timely work by JUDGe WILLIE.
A useful and valuable book as an
aid IN lunllns Teachers Sludpntl, BusiurS.
mrn aud persons Of all classes N under
sinmhing tie origin piugfess. development
theory. prnriic' anil machinery ol the I'M
ted -,'fS Guvcrrmrui IN nll ils depart
nPn'p.. Over 5rU hnudrcd pages more
Than 10 secl mud wood rngrnvius.. 'fhe
hes, selling buok yet offered No cQupr-
luidn, NJ mdisiun work We cmplog
no general agents. but give eXir, terms tn
cUnv ,ssrrs send W oucr lir ,llo'ch "l
territory nd rircnlnrs You suvc ,ims
Wy enclosing S 90 fuf outfit. Wr furhi-h
nlso the hr.i quurto Family and Pocket
Bibles published.
PARMELEE.G. CO
Publishers 73s SAMSON g., f'hiin., Pa.
Oc'. li--2m
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GEM SaaAyATG SAIGON.
Ihkn ntnWN. rNmrhIETkR.

Fred "a prepared 10 d. nlI mnuuer oI
Sn'k whirh c'mcs within The srlrrr of nis
irpi'imRlr business Shaving, Hair Cut
ting. Sh-nr"mug nyciur done 10 ihr
sni-f,cii"h uf tLr urti lr,ttlou,. Switches
ntd Curl' are mudr tn od'r. and urr wat
rsr',d ~ rto," su'i.lac:oiy. Suuil-ESD
Silr oi 'uhlic Supnrr.
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Hly- The Misses 5. d T.. lloibruok
are constantly IN The receipt Of new
goods. Their recently arrived
stock shows taste IN selection tha.
has seldom been evidenced in pur-
chascs ofonr Fancy goods dealers
Everything That comes within the
wants Of the ladies, from II new bon.
net TO hair pm, can ho found III
their store.
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3. r.. s. r.in. n. tgnnum.
summer! Summed, :!


is hero, ani every body, that Is oil the lulics,
bo,h OF country and town. bre going tothc
Millinery and Fancy Store or the Misses s.
4 r. IIolbiook, for their Ribbons aud La
rca, Flowers. Straw Houurts md lInts,
Bratds, Ornaments, Trimmings, Bonnet
uud llat Frames. Collars, Glove. and
everything that ladies wear. Second door
above National Bank, Center Street, II.
ConnClsyillc, Ohio.
April 3O-Bm
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as administrators
Of the estate of James Campbell de-
ceased, late Of Union township, organ
county, o.
dec24 WILLIAM NICESWANGER.
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hummer Trade.
JOsHS sTHIT,
DEALER ~

Boots, Shoes, Leather aud Findings. at HE
elegant Siorc-ruom, just above Buckeye
Block, Center Street, MCouuelsvillo, Ohin,
invites everyone to call aud examine his
stock aud see irthcy cont Le suited in
something amongst his choice selection ol
Goods. Boots aud SboCs ore made to order
on the shortest possible notice, and neat
ht Ia olwbys GuaTed.
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OYSTER DEPOT.

OYSTER DEPOT.
Lew. 4. Burckholter's now ar
rangcmemls are drawing an i'm
mcnsc patronage. Every thing il
neat aud now, and in every way
satisfactory. Tho best of Baltimore
oysters, by Tho car, halI.can or dish,
may bo had Of him at reasonable
rates.
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tcrr."i' struggle with his rcIenIlrsl
cSocutio0crs.
On tho sonIh end Of tho corridor
Frank Reno was hung. Upon his
head. Just above the right cor. was
1 do n wound ,n,orcntlv with
, .lr,., ,a -, onI ,,i. ,,.,,. -"
WA '"'' WAS o'SNea'eu win o'ool
Tho Fare aud neck were rci"arkaJ'!
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IlIUNKS

Trunks, ranging IN price from
So so to $1,000, have just been re.
ccivcd ut the store of F. Sill & Co.
ESAsygss.ssEs-
IA T, ID. Chcudlo is selling
goods ut reduced prices. He cuts
well, fits well and you viii do well
to try him ms he cannot be beat.
g-ssasrssr.s,s,-s.gS
GSS" We will at alt times pay the
high est price for old silver.
II y. VINCENT & BRO.
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Prompt aud cnrclul attention given IA
The sale Of country produce. All patkai -
should he muckcd ns to the kind uud qupn-
.ity in the owners name, on every OK ~
barrel; also, uivisc by mail as to shipm NJ
with amy special Instructions. Our tcl ~
are five per cent uu sglc., INCLUDING q, y.
caiincnt tax aud storage. Flour and gr' iu
sold un arrival lcrarrccmcui.
NJ send tor price current.
Aprl 1G--Gp.
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re- For any thing you want in
the way Of mems wear, call on Isaac
Gmnes.
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L,AsSUAG Eftl& 0F rAit'bNGiS-
ss5RP.
RMGGOLD, Mo2GAS Co, @.
Novrmhpr q bS

Novcmber9 oS,
The firm Of Bolcn ~ Finly is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, and all
persons knowing themselves indebted
10 SAID firm VIII please call and settle
immediately as the business Will here
at er be- conducted by lsom Finly who
solicits the patsonage of their old Gus
toners. And others will find it TO
then advantage to call and examine his
stock, ps he intends to sell goods IS
cheap az tho old firm,
j. C BOLEN,
lSOM FlNLY.
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DeS" Go to S. g, BrewstOrs, 10 get
holiday present Of gloves, furs, en-.
hroidcrod hnudkcrchief, and
ooquclng, or II desirable dress pattern,
ard a thousand other appropriate
arliclcr which can bo had chcnp.
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Tctcr's E.ininlent.

4 new supply OF DR. Tetcr's Linn.
mcnt has just bcvn received by +
Sill Il Co.
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Produce aud General Con mission Nee.
chants aud dealers IN Grain. Flour, oud-u n
kiuds of Farm PRODUCTS, No. - Water
Street. rutsburg, rn.
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YiNoENr's.- Dining the Holidays
thus eb;ablishmep. will be crowded
with those desirous Of purchasing
presents for their friends. Those
wanting a great variety TO select
from, will "tako time by th2 tore
lock and calloarly
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PERFECT SIGHT can only DO o.
tliucd 10y using
PERFECT spECTACLEs,
tho difficulty of procuring which Is
WELL KNOWN.

urssrs. LAZARUS & MORRIS, ocu
lists and Opticians, Hartford, Conn,
Manufacturers of'thc Celebrated PER
FECTED SPECTACLES, have after
years Of experience, experiment and
thescrcction cf costly machinery, been
euabled TO produce that grand defidc-
ratum,
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Admlnistrmtor,s NotIce.

Notice is hereby given thai the subscri-
Dor has been duly appointed administrator
cu the estate Of Jamos Carroll, deceased,
late OF Morgan county. Ohio.
Nov. G,tsGs. THOMAS +. CARROLL.
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned haS been duly appoint
ed administrator ON the estate Of Thomas
sheridan, deceased, late Of Morgan county,
Ohio. SAMUEL MILLER.
Dee. H., ls6s-3w.
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'ss'.ssss s.'s...s. ,'s.sll.s.-sz
HsMGnLn w slEr.tata0.

Buy your boots and shoes AT
s. Z. prewstcro. the work IS Mars
runtcd spd sold cheap.
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.NWEIIE.
NOTICE

A Petition viii be prcfcn ed to tho Gov
crnor of Ohio for a irdon Of Bartholomew
Aoolv ,Ov no was convicted at the June
Term, 4. D. ls67, oi tho Common Pleus
Court for Morgan County Ohio Of the crime
Of produc uS an abortion, and sentenced 10
W. years impr sunincnt in the Penltcnt'ary.
Oct, 23--St,
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Important so Pensioners.

All pensioners are now, by act Of
Congress, approved July 27, 1868
made payable from tho time of the
soldiers death or discharge, and tho
arrears Of such pensions can be Sc
cured hy proper application, Ev-
cry pcnsloncr should lock at his or
her pension certificate, and if pay
mcnt commences at any time after
tho death or discharge of the SOL
iicr, then arrears are payable,
Call on tho Undersigned and he
Will collect tho arrears Of pension
that may be parable,
JAS, NJ. GAYLORD,
Legal Claim Agent.
McC0nnclsvrlIe Nov 2G- 3w.
szszssssfsssEsss1.z.ssr.s .. ..
For shaving, halr cujlng dyo-
ing of whiskcrs and mouslocmous,
and every lhing connected with the
Barber business, 90 to the City
Shaving Saloon, Brown ami Ham
ilton understand thor biz.
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9sOSeRpSGpE < uEVOE

:. c. NoREisoN. FtNuEL DEvoL.
(Lntc OF Coal Ran, Ch.o.)
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RICHARD XEIISS, PriGler Gul Publisher.
J. L LSHllNAS and C. D. fLCCD, Editors

The Ohio Statyelaan was established
10 expounl aud enforce the great ideas
o. goyommcnttaught and procticcd by
Thomas Jratr.ou and Andrew Jackson
Vh.ch in the rast made our Govern
Ineut great, renowned and prosperous
toon extraordinary extent. They arc
ideas to which the people Of the Uni
ted StGtcs must cone back, if they
would hayo permanent ecod Govern
men, The recent defeat of the Dem
ocrat!c patty makes it the more neccs-
ssry that we thould labor with more
rosolu,o discrimination in behalf OF the
integrity Of Che Union, for the rrescr-'
ya,ion og the Constitution, for Equal
Taxat.on, for one Currency for all, aud
for Rctreuchmcnt and Reform. The
statesman VII not be devoted exclu-
sivelg to politics. Special effort wi! he
used 90 make !, IL Ill respects,
i DESIRABLE FANNY PAPER.
70 this end the General News Of the
Gty, Monetary and Naract Reports,
Congressional aud Legislative Proceed
ingf when these bodies are in session,
authentic Reports Of the Supreme Court
Of Ohio, Talos, Poetry, Agricultural and
choice Miscellaneous matter will be
?aLlishcj,
We thank our friends and the friends
Of the cause Of Democracy for the ex.
toudpd circulation they heretofore have
given TO the Statesman, ord would re-
,aid it as an especial favor to have
th,m make particular effort to get US
,p good Cubs for the ensuing year. 1t
viii require only Ii tie labor to do this
" hi!e itwil, cnab us 70 publish a pa
crhcre at the Capital Of the state that
viii bo every way worthy the great
,ause in behalf Of which We are labor
iug,
II @ L ~ s:
SinSic Copy, one yoar, s2 90
mgio. Copy, SIX months, 100
zen CoIics, Que year, each. l75
tweuty C"wcs aud over, each, $50
ApDRESS,
OHIO STATESMAN,
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suggcienl Ilosi Estate

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d,o ,b., ,r,sroto r,ecboIJcr and
,horoc,rc n,s opoIiticd to servo.
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MARKET.
A. 5. GR U

~ - ~ u n
South Eai side Of PHlic Square,
McCONNELl.SNILLE, OnIO.
Market days, Trrsdays, Thursday and
Saturdays III, hrst Of All kinds at meat
furnished ht the lowcft prices.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-11

for Matches. Messrs- Libano. Posey and Miller
sre her clerks.
The mammoth Thompson Dean arrived yester-
day from st. Louis. We will speak Of her anon.
1855 bales cotton were received per river
steamers yesterday. fnl
We learned yesterday, through telegram dated
Camden, Ark, Nov. 9th, that heavy rains were
prevalent in that locality, and that the Ouachits
river ct that point, was rising.
The following named steamers have reached
port since our last report
Hefty Gilmore, Capt. King, from Lsfourche,
with 80 hogsheads sugar 90 barrels molssses, etc.
J. G. Blackford, from the Atchafslsys, with 4sS
bales cotton.
Lafourche, Capt. Heno. from Bayou Sara, with
rs bales cotton, 2s hogshesds sugar, As barrels
molssses, rs halt barrels molasses and sundries.
Mississippi. Capt. Green. from Memphis, with
2128 bales cotton. $3.50. III
wind WAGNER. Capt. W. B. Richardson, from
Nstcbez, with $50 bales cotton. hogsheads sugar
and 40 barrels molasses.
Thompson Dean, Capt. Pepper, from st. Louis,
with an immense load, consisting In part OF l4Oo
bales cotton.
The Mississippi. Opt. Nat Green. leaves at P.
NJ. to-day for Memphis.
The dust, aided ard sbetted as 1t was BY the
north wind which prevailed. threw itself loose
upon the landing yesterday evening greatly to the
di-comfture of all having business In that To-
caity.
The following dispatch was received yesterday
by Bessrs. Sinnott Il Adams:
:" Vicksburg, Nov. l0.-With 2400 bales cotton,
leave here at IL o'clock. j. NJ. White, master
steamer Frank Pargoud."