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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

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%11H. ssanaar 1868 ein 9Barrant IN BanfrnptcH
9tken has 8erm6gen pon ". g. BDpb pom
Daontspmerp GOuntD i'm Gtaat Eenneijee erIafIea
pore iit, pelder auf iettte eisene Yetitfp bin fur
banfero erflrt uoroen lit, baB aIio bic 3abun9 upp
S9ulbsn Hllb ueberliefering pon Gigentbun, peldes
BEN bancroft Grfdrien aeb6rt, ibn p6er su feiz
mem Gebrar uub bic uebertrn9itug irgetS einem
Gigentbum btrd bn geiesIi perbsten ftnb; baB cine
8eriamm tg pom ben @l6bigerIi bes eenaitnten fir
baHfefott Ertdrten nm ibre SoroerIr9en 81 priifen
uno einel ooer iHebrere Aifgnees feines BermSgens
;u erpdblen am 9. gRdr3 1868 unI 10 tIbr 8orinits
tags nIs Elm Court of Bankruptcy in Der Office oes
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gebateR Iperoen fOu.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
IN BANKRUTCY.

(Tsss ,pIre biernfit befannt aemad,f, paR am
S15. Sanuar 1868 eiii 9Sarraut in Bankruptcy
seaen has aerm6gen bon mi @orner pon
0errp County i'm Staate Eeuneiiee erlafien Uorhen
erfIdrt rnorben i bnB aIjo bic Sabina pon SdnIbeu
nnb lIeberlieferung pon Gi9entbum, peIebes 6em
ba ferott GrfIdrten aeb6rt an tbn ooer 5H feiuein
gebrau9 unS bic uehfrtraauus ron ieenS eip EN-
Gi9entbum bnrdb i'm leiesi1 perboter finb; saB
cine 8erIammluna pnn BEN @ldubige1n Ses nanns
prter arS einsl oSsr iebrere a;aRees y isinss Ser
in5geits ;u errpGbe, 27. 6ebrdr 1868 nm 10 lI1r
8Drnittdee ais Elm Court Of 8anfruptcp in ber
Oce bes 3esihers til Bankruptcy, i'm gotrtEaus sn
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glitter, gebaltelt peroen fon
7ssa ,ssa 6. S. GIasccf,
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Dur1 g. 6. NReNeullen, sad SING .3E
Dep. 9. ct. Marf9aH, @slieaser. ian27 2m !.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
NafboiIle nNnma
DALEY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS ZFITUNG
paP THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE. u
~ The only Evening paper pub
lshed in Nashville. &
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27

RATES OF ADVERTISER
EsSs@ DAILY 81 90 per Square first insertio
"a. ..ltN Cents each subSeaHent. Insertion A-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

fEsssw:rn biermit betaaut aemats,f, bas am
N<11. SaftHar 1858 etu Barrant III 8dnttupfe9
esgen bas Derm5sen pen 8 asa 90 aGaoner ron
5umpbreps gountn i'm Stddt Eennefiee, erIafeh
morben ii, rpeIAer anf feline Fl enc 4etition bin
r bancroft erfldrt wcfDen it, Dab atfo bic 8abiung
bon S@MlDeH unD MebeFtefernng ppil Gi0fnfbnm,
pees BEN baHeerott %rfdften 0eb6rt an ibn pber ~
feinem @ebrau1 MnS bic neterirdGn1tg pon irGef0
etnem GigeHfbum bnr3 tbn gefe#li6 pdrbDten firib;
bne cine IeffdmmIHng pDn ben @I6nbigern bes ees
6mllfen fiF ban ker1tt Grf&rfef nm tire Tprberils
een GU prfen Mnb etnep ooer mebrere MGnses ieiHes
k,ermbGeHS ais etwhbIen, am 3. Bari 1858 mn
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Ginrtspine, Eenhefeet pot nsrfH s. Na1 Bud,
- - 9. q. @. q. GlIaseo4.
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Dep. .. st. Rari&da, gaeieussr. iena7 I'm
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

fEss tpirb hermit bcfaunt semacbt, nas an,
N<l1. 5dnuar 1868 Elm gsarfunt of Bnnfrnptep
aessn has Berm6geu pon 5. s. sH HeggoneTgunb
Bro. pom gonntp 9umpbrep5 im Sfaate 9en@
neHee erlafisH por6en 1T, Jpelde auf lire eisene
Netttion bin flr banterott ertIGrt iuotee bS eaB ao
bic SnAlun8 ppn S6ni6en Hno ueberIiefe lIng pon
Gi9entbunl peIbeS ben banterott Grti6rten aetSrf,
on fie poer sH ibregt gebrau uno bic llebertraana
IoH trgello einem Gigenthum bard lie 9efeslt1 pers
bote.I fiab; b1B cine Geriammnng pon ben @l6atbis
germ Der genanntGn r bancroft GrtlGrten asin ibre
7reerunsen su ptiielt no eneu o6sr ntebrere y e
tgmees igres germ6gens sn erpdbIen, am 9. Dadra
rupicain Der Gffee bes 9egtfters IN Bamfrlptcp I'M
6ourtbaus gu seInrtsuile, SenneiIee, nor Germ
5. SaD8uG, Seet ier, eebaIten tperoen foH.
- 1.rs s.-.s-as q. u. Gldsco6,
Der. st. sRari9aa MeFeages.
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Dep. Q. 81. RarI9au, MeHerssr. tan27 Pm
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NEWS SUMMARY
CITY Ani,irs.


st. Andrews English Lutheran Church,
having obtained the decd for the lot southwest
corner OF Broad and Arch streets, have adopted
a design for the church. The estimates are now
being made, aud all the necessary preparations
completed for beginning the cdltce with the
opening OF the coming spring. The church
building will be in he Gothic style, built of
marble. DIR. StorK. the pastor of the new
church, has been emneutly successful in gath
ering quite q congregation TO enter the new
edi6ce when completed
The Swiss b neyolent Society of this city
held its annual meeting few days since, and
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year:-Mr. X. Koradi, President; c. Jacot, Vice
President; J. Yaucher, Treasurer: A. Fl. Wlrz
Secretary. Directors--Dr. Hy. h. Dwight, Aug
Perret, Ed. Richard, A. Slreule, Dan. Liechty,
Hy. Dncommun, 2. j. Wildberger, G. Schoedler
+. Tobler, j. Strict. During tue past year 26l
applicants, mostly destitute emIgrants from
Switzerland, received assistance in money, etc.
The membership OF the Society now numbers l27.
Charles Deers, aged seventeen years,
residing IN Manayunk, was admitted to the
Hospital yesterday, suffering from injuries
Occasioned by being caught in q mill at that
place belonging TO r. e Branson. John
McAdams, twelve years of age, living at
Twenty third and Callowhtll streets, caught in
the machinery Of Orr's mill, causing the
fracture Of one of his arms
Inspection Of flour and meal for the week
ending December TO- 1868 Barrels ofsuperdne,
S404; DO. fine, 16; do. middlinos, g.; do. l4l; /;
rye, do. condemned, 3. Total, 657l.
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CITY ITEMS.

IT rs WONDERFUL how cheap goods are sold at
Gay IS China Palace, No. l0l2 Chestnut street.
The stock was we'll selected by Mr.. Gay in person.
from the largest manufactures in Europe. The
of their being remarkably cheap is the great
reduction of prices the other side of the water
Business being very dull all the manufacturers have
large stocks hand, and are willing to discount
largely to effect sales.
Beow we quote prices of few staple goods. Fancy
are at still greater discount.
White French china cups and saucers, per SET p
pieces sl25.
White stone china cups and saucers per SET 70
pieces 45 cents.
White French china dining plutes, 9)6 inches, per
dozen, t2.
White stone china dining plates, 90 inches per
dozen, slT0.
White stone china chamber sets, per set, S3
Cut-glsss goblets per dozen, 81 25.
BIown.glass goblets per dozen, $3.50.
Cut-glass tumblers, per dozen, sl25.
a TENDER. HEARTED RAILWAY ENGINEER says
he never runs over man If he help it; 1t
up the engin so
CHARLES STOKES d Co.
never allow q garment to leave their
FIRsT.CLAss CUSTOMER CLOTHING HOUSE
unless II is perfect fit and entirely satisfactory to
the purchaser.
The First PantAloon Gutter in the Union Is en-
ployed at
CHARLES STOKES & Co.'S,
No, S24 Chestnut street,
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DIED.

BENNEY,-Ou the 9th instant DOLLIE BENNEY,
daughter Of Joseph and Martha Benneyi aged year
and month.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
mly Invited TO attend the funeral, from the residence
OF her grandparents John and Sarah Pierce No, 937
;. Sixth street. on sunday afternoon at O'clock In
terment AT PhllanthrOpC Cemetery,
COOPEB-On the morning of the 10th Instant,
LAURA VIRGINIA, eldest daughter OF William p.
and Elizabeth A. Cooper in the 2th year OF his age,
The relatives and friends of the Rnliy are respect
ully invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence
OF her parents NO. 7l9 N, twentieth street, on Mon
day morning, the l4th instant. Al 10 O'Clock. To
ceed to Cedar Hill Cemetery, without further notice.
KNOX.-On the 9th instant GEORGE w. KNOX,
Jr., son Of George W, and Mary Jane Knox, aged 81
months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully Inv ted to attend the funeral from the residence
OF his parents, No. ZIG Marker street, First ward
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to Lafay-
ette Cemetery.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
COVER NMENT SALES.
- ORDNANCE 81 ORES ANN

y ORDNANCE 81 ORES AMI
VIII be sold, at Public auction, at Fort Morroa
Arsenal, Old Point Comfort, Va, on MONDAY he
2Sth day OF December. 1858, at 10 O'clock A NJ Iss
quantity G stores consisting in part OF the iolIoWi5
24G Field, Siege, and Sea coast Cannon, How,tze,.
, Sap Morls M rf cast iron CAD and bronze (2I OF
81 wrought iron Gun Carriages and cast iron Mortar
Large quantity of Artillery Implements and Eou,u-
ls,249 Shot She'll Spherical Case Stands of Grapo on6
Canister. for smooth bore and riaed eIins Of
various calbres. AuA'i Va
SO Foreign Model aims, of various calibreq
10 Burnside Uarbines, GOOD order.
ls9 Rihed M9skeis. altered to percussion, cal. -,
S4s Foot Artillery Swords. good order.
q Rules, assorted.
8sportiDg Rifles and Shot Guns.
66 Light Artillery SabIes,
a72 n. Q. o. aud Musicians Swords.
lnfenJy AccOutTemtn,s Horse EquiI mentH and
Small Arm RppEndage.
Artillery and Cavalry Bits and Iroo Parts, for field
47.67S Carir.dge Bags (hsnnel and serge)
Blacl smiths Carpenter .saddlers and Armorers'
THIRTY dsys will be allowed for the removal NJ
cannon; fuurl esn n days all other stores.
Tern of Sae-Ten pr cent cash 10 be paid on day
OF fale bAlaI ce on delyery Of the goods.
catalogue of the articles 10 be sold Will be fur.
nisbed upon application at this Arsenal or at the
ord ar ce Ofiice, Washington, D. O - wv 'Ae
The othcer making the sale reserves the right to
bid in snd suspend the sale when ever the bidding
es L OF come up TO the limit that may be fixed by
ever the intert The United States In his opinion
may be subserved by so doing ~ - - -,
Maj. Of Ordnance and Bvt, Col. u s, A., COmd'g
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SALE OF BooTs AND SHoEs.-We would call the
ettly attention of the trade to the large ana attr4c
i've eale OF boots and shoes be sold by catalogue
Tor cash, on Monday morning, December "a, com
meDcing at 10 o'clock, by g. d. HcClees & Co., auc
uoneers, at Their store, NO 500 Market street.
WE CALL ATTENTION Of capitalists aud mauu'ac
tuTers TO q valuable mill and farm property. 45H
scres, In Twenty fourth ward, for public sale, by
Thomas q Sons on 1uetday next.
eRovER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, NO. 100 Chesnut street.
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Foreign Affairs.


HAVANA, Dec. ll.-The Qia,TO to-day publishes
the folio wing news from the interiOr:- The
Spanish troops at ManZanillo were reinforced by
sailors from the men-otwar in the harbor, and
had sharp skirmsh with the insurgents near
the town. Ten of the latter were killed and
many wounded. The troops captured number
of horses ard some important correspondence.
Toe Government loss is not reported.
The DidTlO also states that since the battles at
Cobre and Guantanamo four hundred rebels have
voluntarily given themselves up to the military
authorities and received pardon. The revolu-
tionists fatty contradict these staten ents, and
report that they are constantly receiving
rentorcements of money, arms, and ammu.
ton.
OF them OF the fret families on the island, have
left Havana TO join the rebellion. The Spaniards
here continue TO subscribe money and furnish
recruits for the insurgents
LONDON, Dec ll.-A telegraphc synopsis Of
President Johnsons annual message and the
announcement Of the manner OF its reception
by the Senate has evoked the following COM
ments from London Journals
The Ddily NelCS (radicaD saYs:-President
Johnson's persistent opposition to the will Of
the nation is the cause of the partial failure of
the message. The writer goes on TO show that
there is no hope for restoration of peace and
unity in America until the accession OF General
Grant to the Presidency.
The Morning Standard (conserVative) strongly
deprecates the refusal OF the Senate to listen to
the Message aud pronounces such action dlsre-
spectful to the Executive.
The Morning Herald Conservative says the
message commends itself to everybody inte
rested in American affairs. 1t IS the warning
protest and the lament of a statesman politically
dying.
LONDON, Dec. Evening.--In the House of
Commons to-day, the election Of Speaker was
confirmed by the Crcwn.
LONDON Dec Ilt--The appointment of Earl
Spencer as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland is OIL
cialy announced.
VIENNA, Dec. lit is SAID Baron Won Becke
will be appointed Ambassador from Austria to
the Sublime Porte.
PARIS, Dec. l2.-The GduioiS asserts that the
insurrectionary movement at Cadlz is instigated
by agents of Isabella.
BERLIN, Dec. u.-m the course of debate in
the Prussian Diet on the bill condscating the
property of the Elector of Hesse Count Bis
mark, alluding to the recent war agitation,
said 1.-THE fears of war, which were prevalent
during the summer, have now passed away.n
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Highway robbers hold the northern part
OF New York in a reign of terror.
Somebody has computed that 1t has cost
us $l,O0O, 0O0, 900 to fight the poor Indian for
forty years.
"A New York boy stole pair of spectacles
because he had weak eyes and weaker con-
science.
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TRENwITH's NEWS DEPOT, lately opened on Ches.
ST., west ofsixth, No GA s model establishment
OF its kind In every respect. Neatly fitted up, airy
light and convenient goods onspicuously displayed
everything In perfect order, II Is really pleasure
Wrappers WeekIy' and Monthly" the "AtlantIc
Monthly" "COmic Monthly" etc
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LUNG COMPLAINTS, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, ETo :,
are speedily relieved and If taken in time. perma
find in It, also, acertain remedy for Coughs and Colds
Sold everywhere,
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His Successor,
The Alta VeIa Claim


TROY, N. Y, Dec ia fire occurred at
Greenwich, Washington county, this morning,
destroying six stores. The loss will probably
reach 100000, mostly covered by insurance.
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MARRIED,

JOEES-YANsCIVER -On The morning OF Decem-
Der TO- bl the Rev, Thomas Winter d D. a. ELL
WOOD JONE5to ROSA q VAN5ClVER, all of this
city. No cards.
LEIB-FELL, On the 10th Instant, at st. Luke's
Church, by u g Rev. NJ. a, DE Wolfe Howe. d ,
HA RRISON LElB 70 NJ Il. Fell, daughter of the late
Reese d. Fell all of Philadelphia.
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A MissIng Steamship,

New YORK. Dec. 1.-THE steamer Union.
which sailed from London on October 2d for
this port has not since been heard from. She
had cargo of iron, but no passengers.
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TURs-REMovFD TO No. 5lO.-Russis, Hudson Bay,
Mink, Sable Dark Squirrel ETC., of the best quail
ties, At the most eRsouRble prices, at and
light store. No. 5lO Arch street, between Fifth and
Sixth. Please give us CALL
JOSEPH RosENBAUM & Co.
z, S.-No business transacted ON saturday, Furs
altered and repaired. Remember $40, 5lU.
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A HACKING COUGH is one of the most distressing
.as well as dangerous forms of cough one can be
afflicted with. It's continuous action fatgues and
rria es the lungs, and thus engenders consumption
Upham's Fresh Meat Cure will cure the cough,
soothe the rritated broncha, and give tone and
vigor to the lungs ana whole system.
single bottle will convince any one OF its purity
sold one dollar per bottle.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDEN,
gnb A
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Domestic AnnIrs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1853.
The Mississippi river is frozen over as far
south as Cairo.
"A heavy snow storm prevailed at Fortress
Monroe Yesterday.
-Hhe river at Detroit is full of ice, and navi-
cation has been brought to a sudden close.
-Governor Taft, of Montana, sent his annual
message to the Territorial Legislature on the
9th inst.
Hon. William B. Fanniu, for many years
prominent member Of the Georgia Legislature,
is dead.
The receipts from customs at this port from
the lst to- the 5th inst, inclusive, aggregated
4l,6ll.
General Meade has been ordered to report in
Washington, some time this month, on puolic
business.
The lower house of the Alabama Legisla-
ture has under consideration a bill for the sup.
preston OF Ku:l<luX Klans.
"A young man named Edward Journ COM
mitted suicide at Memphis yesterday, by shoot
ing himself through the head,
"A large number of visitors, including many
Senators and Representatives, visited General
Grant at his headquarters yesterday.
The thermometer at Omaha marked eight
degrees below zero yesterday morning. Tne
river was being crossed on the ice by teams
"A boiler in a sawmil at Buford, KY, eX-
ploded on Thursday, killing the engineer, and
mOrtally wounding another workman.
1t is not probable that Mr.. JenCkes Civil
Service bill will be passed this session.
"A number of promireat Pennsylyanians are
in Washington, urging Judge f. c. Brewster as
Attorney 9 eneral for President Grant.
"A female servant in the Adams House, Osh-
kosh, Wisconsin, was burned TO death on
Wednesday. Her clothing took fire from the
explosion OF a kerosene lamp.
General Grant was at his headquarters in
Washington yesterday transactlug business. He
leaves Washington to-day TO attend the reunion
OF the Western armies at Chicago.
An OK Weighing 1000 pounds has been pre-.
sented TO General Grant by Major W. W. Leland.
The beef Is to he served up at the Inauguration
dinner in Washington on The 4th of March next.
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FROM WASHING TON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
The Death of the late Thaddeus stevens
will be formally announced in the House on
Thursday next.
His Successor,
o. J. Dckey, will lead off among those who are
10 pronounce eulogies upon the deceased.
The departments were thronged with mem
bers aud Senators to-day, attending to business
for their constituents.
The Alta VeIR Claim
has been revived in the House and reerred TO
the Committee On Foreign Affairs.
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JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDEN,
No. 6O2 Arch street.
EwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine EVERY and silverware the city
Purchasers rely upon OBJ aiming real, pure art-
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equalled.
He also has large stock OF American Western
watches in all varieties and all prices. visit to
his store is sure 10 result IN pleasure and profit.
COAL, COAL COAL for the million. Now is the time
TO lay in your winters store OF fuel Old King Frost
Is drawing pictures on the windows, and the moist
snow is swettng your feet Bald bright fires and bid
the cold defiance. But to build the fires you must
have good coal-and where should you purchase it II
not at the celebrated Alters, No. 9I North Ninth
street (oIice Sixth and Spring Garden streelsl He
has It in abundance too-nowithstanding the recent
strike In the coal regi1ns-and is ready furnish
customers with all sizes ana kinds at the very lowest
prices,
A HUMOROUS APoTHEcARY IN Boston exposes
cake of soap in his window, with the pertinent in
scIiption,
"Chtaper than dirt"
Just so with the
Evening and Walking Coats,
Irish Freze Coats,
Pants and Vests
At CHARLES STOKES d Co.'S.
In price they cheaper than ever.
Convince yourself.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY,
Bun RISES MOON RISES ....,.... 52g
SUN HI9H WArER......... n5
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MISCELLANY.

Two wrecking schooners from the wreck of the
steamship star of the Unon arrived at Havana 18th
Ult with 81 bales cotton, Go bbls flour, 345 bales sea
mess Sc bbs. potatoes 95 do hams. 9s bales hay, IS
bbls molaeses, II sofas 3 sets blinds sails guam
tty of furniture bedding. linen machinery. etc.
steamship Kensington, Babson, at Boston from New
Orleans reports on the 9th inst, Montauk bearing
NE by N, 100 miles, fell in with the Pollock Rip
Lgbtship, and took her in tow, but the next Orn.
Ing of Sbinecock, during heavy gale, parted from
her and she stood to the eastward under sail.
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~ zsiT.s SUNDAY EXCURSION.-
vItSssEsss sAssESss. CHANGE OF TINIE-The splendid
sIealnsT IWIL5GHT leaves Chestnut street wharf At
Souching at Tacony, Riverton, Andalusa, and Re
verify. Leaving Bristol at 1O1zA NJ. and p, M, Fare
2j cents, Excursion. 40 cents. 10 lOstf
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HATS AND CAPS.

W JONES, TEMPLE a CO.,
u FA II ION A b LIE HA Il TIERS
No. 25 g. NINTH Street,
First door above Chestnut street, 492
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-16
state Contention.

AS matter of interest to the readers
of the TRANSCRIPT we give below an
apportionment of delegates to the Re-
publican State Convention which meets
at Rutland on the LIST of July:
Grand Isle County is Untitled to .f0e
delegates, one to each town,
Lam0iNe County to thirteen delegates ;
Hyde Park, MOrristown and Stowe .
each the other towns | each.
Franklin County tiCenty-taOO delegates.
ST. Adams, 4 Eposburgh, Fairfax,
Highgate, Richford Swapton, 2 each ;
other towns l each.
Caledonia County % delegates.-St.
Johnsbury 4; Hardwick, Lyndon,
Peacham, 2 each; other towns each.
Chittenden County, 29.-Burlington, 4;
Bolton, Shelburn, South Burlington,
st. George, Underhill, Westford, each;
the other towns 2 each.
Orleans County, charleston, New.
port, each other towns ] each.
Esser County, 12.-All the towns l
each.
addison County, 20. - Middlebury
Monlton, 2 each other towns each.
Bennington County Bloomington
Is; Manchester 3 ; Arlington, Dorset
Pownal. SALISBURY, 2each; other towns
l each.
Orange county, 25.-Randolph 3 :
Bradford, Chelsea, Corinth, Newbury
STAFFORD, Thetford, each; other towns
! each.
Rutland County, 36.-RutlaId 5; Bran
don 3; Castleton, Fairhaven, Pawle
Poultney, Wallingford, each; othe
town each,
Washington County, 24.-Northfielo
3 Barre, Montpelier and Waterbury
each; the other towns ] each,
Wlldham County, 30.-Brattleboro 3
Grafton, Londonderry, Putney, Rock
ingham, Townshend, each othe
towns each.
Windsor County, 3S.-Springfeld
Woodstock, 3 each Barnard, Caven
dish, Chester, Hartford, Ludlow, Nor
witch, Rochester, Royalton, Weston
Windsor, 2 each; other towns each.