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POWDER MILL PROPERTY
AT
MANCHESTER, TENN.
FOR
Sale or PG1t2lePSHip.
MR.. FREDERICK WRIGHT,

AN ENGLISH POWDER MANUFACTU-
II rer. is now in our city. AID ready 30 engage
his services IN that line. lie was our Powder
Maker at Manchester, in 1861 and 1862. HIS
make Of powder was tested By Col. Rains and
Capt. Wright of the Confederate Arsenal, and
pronounced by them equal, Il not superior, TO
the best United States test. These Powder
Mills were burned By the Federal forces IN 1852 .
the dam, the stone foundations. the tail-race
and heavy machinery were not injured the dry
house was not touched, and saitfetre refining
kettles not injured
Said Powder Mill property IS situated al the
lower end Of Stone Fort in Coffee county, and
one mile from Manchester and has fifteen feet
fall Of Duck river, and secure against all floods.
as the past eight years have proved.
| will sell said Powder Mill place. (eNcept the
machineD,) for 5000. There is 50 $40 lbs. cast
machinery. 029 lbs wrought iron machinery
so lbs. rabbits metal, ~ lbs. brass boxes. with
other smaller portions Of cast steel. toes plates
and set screws, etc. which will sell Cor cents
per pound, an round. -Four or Eve thousand
dollars will put thewh0le concern into complete
operation. capable of making 300 lbs. Of Blast
ing Powder sally, and about ono-third less Of
Sporting.
/ will sell the whole or a parf. rs above stated.
or | will sell the whole for Powder Mill. and
will take n fourth. "a third or n half interest In
e, provided it be made exclusively a Powder
Mill. This conclusion is formed from the belief
that the parife railroad il sure 30 be built. and
the further belief that tho country IL will pass
through will require al the powder the mill can
make 10 blast out the rock, and the short e1pe-
nencc had IN powder was proof % me Of its
pr0iitAbleuosa.
have some dirt and brick. but no money %
DO anything by myself ! Will give any ina0rma
ton 10 n sincere inquirer by his calling on me.
mayo lw W. =. HHieEMAN
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Middle District of Tennessea

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
II patias Of kis appointment as Assignee of
0. s. oalbreash Of NashviIle "a tha eolEnts- al
Davidson AID Stats 81 Tonnessse. within saii
District, who have been adjudxed bankrupts
On thssr own petitions. b. he Distsict Conff Of
said District i Il =
A. s. CHADBOURNK, Assignee.
= apF& laws z Oaiee, s21S Church strsst.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

Middle District OF Tennessee az Nash
willie. May 20sh. 1865.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
tice Of his appointed a. Assignee Of VIM.
P. Wright, John Fraseh. D. y. Qsnukes,
Nm. NJ. Shores. SAINT Hyman, n. snliEbaeher,
I'll. y. Giaock, w. r. Frey. james v. Hays and
Mortimer Hamiit1a, Of Davidson county. Ten
pessee. wifhin said district Who have been adj
judRed Bnnkrupts upon their own petitions. By
fhe District Court Of said District
ALEX. A. HALL, Assignes.
0FTrcE. g S Market street ny50 laWss l'a
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j. Q II l. Y,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
No. I5 North Cherry ST.,
RusINESs suIrS
kn bankruptcy.
Made District Of Tennessee ai Nash
yaIle. May IIGh. 1855.

1'IE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
II notice OF his appointment a. Assignee OF
James I. Dement,, Seloman 3. Seligman, Albart
G. Jarrett and Isaac eppeuheimer IN the'cOunty
district. who have been adsndged baukraPts on
their own petitions b. the District Court Of said
District, A. A. HALL.
myl2 iaW3t Assifnee.
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UNION BANK NOTES.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
i Legislature Of Tennessee, passed December
l2th, 1855, entitled an act To expedite the dis
tribution Of the effects Of Banks, which have or
Of TEE UEIoE BANK o. TEEEEs8KE 70 Gle them
with the undersigned. at the Bank 10 Nashville,
between now aud the ist day Of January. eiEh-
teen hundred and sixty-nine. tlsfB,) and receive
certificates therefor. or they viii be forever
barred from any participation In the assets Of
the Bank. The certificates will be received AT
PAR in payment for debts due the Bank, Wheth-
or rendered before or after the ist Of Janu-
ngy, 1883. JOS. ". ALLEN. Trustees.
Ff1ee n -IeaR n Am
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

Hldaie District Of Tennessee nj Nash.
Vile, May IIth, is6s.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
= netice % bis appointment assieHee OF e.
VI. Brown. Emil Jackson and W Z. Jaskson I'm
The equity " DavldsOn ami sale Vi Tenuesses
within said District. who have been adiudFsi
gankfupis o. their osFa pstitions ~ the District
Court 81 said Dlstdct $500
mglz la~5t A. iALL, AsFignes.
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Nashville and Decatur
Rail WAY.

THE FOLD ESTABLISHED ALL RAIL
route to Huntsville, Memphis, New
Orleans, Mobile, SeAma, and ala Inter
mediate Points. TWO DAILY PASSEN-
GER TRAINS. commencing APRIL "a
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BOOTS AND SHOES

M. z. W. MORGAN remains with him, and
will be pleased to wait 90 his friends and the
public rsneraIfy. mylfl I'm
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NEW CHARTER OAK

Last year was greater than we could supply With
the sizes then made. Anticipating o stu greater
demand during the present year. We have made
patterns Tor several additional sizos. iaDd arc
prepared % Manufacture l2O 10 I1O CHAR
TER OAK STOVES per day. OF twenty
eight different sizes.
We guarantee the operation 81 every Stove
We manufacture. and offer A. reference any Ons
q the many Thousands that have been cold
wherever they may be found, Neither labor nor
expense has besn spared % make our New Char
ter Oak a Perfect Cooking steve, and We
offer 1t 10 tho trade a. the BEsr oOBsTRUCTED.
MOST DUn6BLE end VsIFoRN OPERkTIsg Cooking
Stove in the market
In addition % our extensive 3tOye busiuesl
We are prepared h offer 10 Stove Dealers. Tin
smiths and others in the trade, he largest and
most complete assortment Of Metals and Pin
ners' stock in the West. Oar aFrangement
with the 81. Louis Stamping Company enables
a. % give liberal discounts b. large buyers Of
French Stamped Timed hrOuUhre and
Tinnors' Supplies. Having recently reduced
the prices Of all articles ef our own manuiac-
tare, We belieys dealers and h0useksepeTs will
ind Il 70 their interest 10 send for Catalogue and
Price List, and examine our prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. address
ENCEISEOR MANUFACTURING co.
Sold bp =. 81. WILSON Z Cp.
Nashville. 4enR.
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THROUGH ExrREss.

Connect at Nashville with Louisville and Nash
vile, Nashville and Chattanooga, Nashville and
Northwestern, and Edg deid and Kentucky
Railroads for all the Important points East,
North and Northwest.
Splendid New Sleeping Cars attached to all
Night Trains, and run between Nashville and
Corinth without change.
BaggRge Checked Through. Fare
always as low as the lowest.
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THE VALUABLE sALINEs,,

situated in Washington county, Virginia, known
as Kings Salt Works. and the lands and build
ings held Herewith, for a term of i've years, to
commence on the LIST day Of January, 1869.
The lessee, in addition to the rents, will be re-
quired to pay all the taxes aecruing upon said
prOperty-to leave upon the property at the eX-
pirRtiOn Of the lease. such Improvements, FIX
lures, furnaces, kettles, ETC., rs he found upon
the e5tate at the commencement of the lease,
and in good condition as he found them; and
shall also, at the expiration of his lease leave
in good condition all such improvements, FIX
lures, furnaces, kettles, etc, as The may have
during his term put upon said land. for me
manaee ment of his business-and shall be linn
tied 10 supply of salt on hanG at the end Of the
the next six mOnths--such amount to be Gscer-
tanned from the sales Of the first SIX months of
the proceeding year. The lessee will be required
to execute bond. with good security, to be APP
proved by the Court, for the payment of the
taxes annually accruing, and the rents N annu-
az installments, and for the faithful performance
OF all the other stipulations Of the lease, the
Court reserving the right, If at any time the
security becomes doubtful or Insufficient to re-
quire the lessee to give other sufficient security
or to terminate the lease. AT Special Term to
be held. commencing on the. 18TH day Of July.
1858, tho Court will FIX minimum rent.
Kings Salt Works are situated in Washington
county, Virginia, about eight miles from the
main stem Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road, and at the terminus Of the branch road
running from Glade Spring to Saltville, afford
ing ample railroad transportation for the ship
ment of salt to market.
The salt manufactured at these works is of the
finest quality, and the supply Of brine, though
the wells have been worked fer more than fifty
years, shows no deterioration in quality or dim
mutton in quantity. A very large area OF
country, embracing parts Of Virginia, Tennes-
see, North Carolina, Georgia, and Alhbama Is
supplied with salt from these works and the nd
joining estate, the two together supplying an
increasing demand at present of about four
hundred thousand bushels Of salt annually.
IL is seldom that such an opportunity is of
fered for the profitable exercise Of energy, and
the investment Of capital. Persons desiring to
lease are invited TO examine the property and
10 test the quality Of the brine before the day Of
letting, and to acquaint themselves with such
facts connected with the manufacture and sale
Of salt, as will enable them to appreciate the
annual value of the property
ARTHUR c. CUMMINGS,
Commissioner
VI Mav 1853 rnz,pa ~
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r. a L LR O A d .
Great Central all Rail Route.

Two Daily Trains from Nashville,
making close and reliable eOnnee-
tiOns for Washington, BaItt-
mere, Philadelphia, New
York Atlanta. Charleston.
Savannah, etc, and all
Eastern. Southern and seRboard Cities
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LOCAL ACCOMMODATES

The 7:30 P. n. Train makes direct connections
at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Rail.
Vieksburg. Miss, n ew Orleans, La, Huntsville,
and all intermediate points.
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TWENTY-EICHT SIZES
OF THE CELEBRATED
ST. LOUIS.

THEsE WELL KNOWN AND VERY pop
i ular Cooking stoves have been before
the public since 1852 Each succeeding year has
added % their popularity. until tho name has
become familiar in every household 10 the Vest
and South. The demand for our
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COMPOUND ELIXIR S0LIDIFIED GLYCE-
of Calisaya Bark. rim Tablet.
Elixir OF Calisaya Bark Compound CamphOr
and PyrophOsphate Eco, with Glycerin.
of Iron. DIR. Whites Dentine, a
Elixir of Valeriante Of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia. der.
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Eau Lustral,
of Jamaica Ginger. for the Hair.
Wistar's Cough Loz- Compound Arnica Lin
enges. anent.
DR.. Jackson's Pectoral Nerve and Bone Lima
LoEenRes ment
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
of Vanilla, Lemon tie Powders.
Peel, etc. Renovating Spirits. for
Finest Distilled Rose. removing grease spots
Almond, and Orange Erasive Fluid, for re-
Flower Waters. moving stains, Iron
Bitter Wine Iron MOulds. Ink. etc.
Fresh Cold Cream Roses.
Window Glass, Putty, White Lead, Oil. Tur-
pentine, Brushes, Box COlOrs ground in oil,
Vernish, Garden and Flower Seeds etc., etc.
The country trade will find il 20 their interest
10 csll and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. dec2l 3m
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ST. ALBANS NEWS.

The thermometer marked rs q in the shade
and l2l in the sun, at St. Adams, Monday
Peter Tatro was prostratel by the heat buy is
recovering
Mr.. Pierce, wife ola. Pierce, telegraph
operator, died quite suddenly Monday MORN
ing.
Ez-Goy. smith is seeking rest and ;hereare,-
ton Of his oyertasked energie. at Stowe.
NJ j. Hill, Esq, and A. C. slforI, E-4..
have formed partnership for general law prac-
,icr and hung out Single ON Main street
Two children, one a son of Mrs johnson and
the other SON Of Mrs. Jameson, of New York,
ere thrown Monday, froma buggy. by the
horse, which had been left unhitehel, wheeling
suddenly at the approach of So Young America"
Engine Company with their machine One child
was picked up -en-eless and the other bal great
cash cut in his forehead but both are doing
well
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The Water Board are proceeding with the
work Of laying mains. The trench for the pipe
on Main street has reached the head of the
street, but connection with the pumping-main
has not yet been made The leak on Pearl
street has been repaired, but another has ap-
peared on st. Paul street, near Pearl
REAL EsTATE.-The premises on the east side
OF Church street, near Pearl, occupied by a
blacksmith and paint shop spd dwelling house,
lately belonging to John Powers estate, have
been conveyed to Alexander Gordon, of Brandon,
for 81 800
Abraham Platt has conveyed to William ;.
Hall, Of Lawrenceville, n. Y, the dwelling corner
of Cherry and Pine streets, for Sc, $50.
Base BALL.-A Base Ball match was PLAYED
on a urday afternoon between the first mines Of
the Sophomore and Freshman classes of the
University, the former being the challenged
party.
The Sophomores wonand scored So runs, as fol-
lows DOVE ;Brinsnaid, : stevens, I; Doug
las, Lyon, c Butler, 4 Brownen, kellogg.
Peck, Q home runs, 6. The Freshmen scored : ::
%, as follows Wheaton, Mann, Rustelt.
, Huntington, 5; Fay, 5 Hazleton. . Taft,
l Bliss, l home runs, !.
Tine Of game, 3 hour ; Umpire, A. D. Tenny
Scorers, Sophomores E. Lyman, ir. Freshmen
b. F. Estes.
The match was well played, considering the
neat Of the day and the comparative want Of
practice Of both mines.
4 generous rivalry has long existed between
the two mines, and We doubt not the superior
playing of the yictors will ere long be contested
On another field
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N--IH'At- -- Il frenel'''n' recently from
i''''''' uish- name uHSh'"n- while working in
'I'' l-''.' oil Jason HUNT in Essex t. On
o''ui''s '"e' from the effects 'i the heat and
VT i'N''iH ~. '''''n water
D-'' '' ,''''''' ''''' 'l-''''oAe WI" he report
,- '.-' hot weather. In
''i'N I"'ii'A o' i'.''s trehe Gilman na'
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Commercial.
FINANCIAL.

The market for government securities was unset
tied last week by the proceedings in Congress and
the Democratic Convention, but prices have advanc-
ed again, and are reported "quiet and steady at
about the same figures as a week ago, with some
pressure to sell Influenced by the declining market
for five-twenties abroad.
The stock market has been good deal stirred by
the discovery Of ingenious and successful frauds
under which, by means Of forged or altered certif
Gates the already large capitals of Erie, y. Y. Cen
trail, Fort Wayne, Rock Island, Pittsburg, Pacific
Mail and Michigan Southern, have been watered'
TO an estimated extent ola million Of dollars. a
committee Of the stock boards offer reward Of slO-
olJ for arrest Of the rogues. Gold has risen one
per cent in the week.
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PIauchette, from p Cents to 50.
WHIT -
M. B. @. S.

Our reasons and we trust our Justification Tor call
iu.- the public attention b. Mother Bailey Quiet
ir- syrup. are iurui he'd ly the frequency and IA
talitg Il the diseases Of infancy and Childhood so
alarming and serious are the diseases that one child
ia three Dies before Jlc iith year These facts al
ford conclusive argument for enforcing on mothers
the importance oru-iucu remedy (which contains
no Morphine or Poisonous Drug aud never fails
.Shen timely used o. effect a cure. II greatly a.
ssts the child through the months OF tecthing, al
laws all pain reduces Inflammation, corrccts actty
Of the stomach and never fails t. regulate The bow
els makes sick and weak children strong ami
healthy produces natural sleep for the child. there
bv atf5r.i nl- rest T. the mother. For summer com
plants. Dvsentery and Diarrh1ea, il has no equal
For wind Cole Commissions. Gripping &C, il never
fails o. give immediate relief
Mother pafley's Quict.ag Syrup, for children, Is
An oriaiual nedicnc well established. therefore use
no other and you are safe. FOR Sale By all Drug
.-'st- and Dealers IN Medicine.
A. RICHARDS New London, Conn.
AGENT for the United States.
In. a 1FWfy-rfs
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DIED..

MoEs-In St George, July 18th, oRRlS Mons,
aged = years.
Western papers please copy.
SMITH In Fairfax, July @. HOVER VI. svIrH
formerly of West Enosburgh, aged ~ years.
SAWYER. In this city, July 10th, Of eholer.-
morbus, GANALIEL b SAWYER, Of Burlington aged
e. years.
wmLARD-In North Hartand, July sth, Miss
FRANCES NJ, oldest daughter Of James N. and Mary
Willard, aged 70 years and months.
Beloved by all who knew her sine passed quietly
from the June of life with hopes and expectation
bright, 10 the morning Of brighter eternity Many
who know her brother here, as well as many who
knew them both, wish to tender 70 him. a well as
to the parents, and others heroaved their deepest
sympathy.
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ITCH. ITCH:. ITCH!..

SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH!
In from 10 to IS hours.
WHEATON, OINTMENT cures THE IrCH,
WHEATON OINTMENT cures SALT RHEUN.
WHEATON, OINTMENT cures letter.
MHEAroNs OINTMENT cures BARRIERS IrCH.
NHEATOS's OINTMENT cures OLD SORES,
WHEATSN's OINTMENT cures every kind Of iiUNOR
like Magic.
Price, so cents box by main 60 cents. Address
WEEKS POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street
Boston, Mass
Boston, Aug. %. 1867. dGwiy
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THE Accident oN THE RUTLAND ,Nn WASH
I>GroN R,uHoAp.-By the recent accident on
the Rutland and Washington railroad, near
Cambridge. Mrs. AIeIme Hly.a widow lady Of
Rupert, w.. WAS injured, suffering compression
ofch,-t She is reported a- Io.u. well and will
recover Mrs Guthrie, of Montreal. received "a
cut ou the head. but wis well enough Co proceed
an her way after her wounds were dressed Isaac
g. Wheaton, of Poulmey. VT also received "a
severe cut IN the head. and was otherwise
bruised hut viii soon he well enough top. -
ce-i home
RrcopEn'- CorRr-IahnH ogel .nh.tcuanl
WAS brought up before Justice IIo,lelte.k. act-
ing Recorder, for assault Oh Elias oldham lcolor-
ed man, oldham claimel that II0-c had mar
riei and carried off his wife. white woman,
from Montreal. and that Lc had traced the faith
less ore To- this place Hehll repeatedly sought
au interview with husband 30. = trtle purp. -e
of euquiriu- whether he wls aware of the fact
that he was respassing on the rights Of said
oldham Last evening was finally fixed ou
when the two claimant. should meet. not " with
pistols and e.iee for -wo. but with pipes and
tobacco. and in d friendly MANNER talk over and
ami1a5y adjust Che little differences between
them.
Husband No. . failed TO come to time and
husband NO. ] WHO claimed pri9r right call
ed on him this s.. VI. 10 see why he lid not aeep
hi. auuointment Husband 80. - became iuii--
nant that husband No. ] SHOULD he So persistent
in interfering with his domestic felicity. and tod
him To- '' keep away and let him alone which
injunction as husband 80. l asserts, was cutorc-
ci by blow on his ''mouf, " somewhat marriug
the beauty of that useful and IN bis ti.a orua-
mental feature. Wherefore be had him arr,--
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Etlal Allen Engine Company, No (, paraiei
with full ranks last evening. TIE, attached
lheir hose to- the Hylrant on the northwest
co-ne- # the Square, and lil timely service in
moi-tauin- the sun burnt grass in the Park
ST. ALH,N> The Brigade Band plays in the
Park for the delight of the public these sultry
evenings. The band don't play, lut'hetouutain
does, in our Park in Burliu-t.n.-rhe Eagle
Base Bah Club of ST. Adams have voted to
accept an invitation TO friendly match with the
Plattsburg b. b. e., TO De played in Platsburg
On Wclues lay next
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GREEN MOUNTAIN SEMINARY, LAYING OBJ
CoRNIR SToNE-Ihe laying Of the corner stone
Of Green Mountain Free viii Baptist Semi
nary at Waterbury Centre on Thursday, was
notable affair. The main building is to be 90
by 40 feet and three stories high. with two
boarding houses, one for males and the other
for female pupils For the erection of them tine
sum of $4,000 has been raised in Waterbury,
towards a fund which they hope 20 make So
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STATE OF VERMONT
Cry OF BuRLNCroN, July 7th, l'6--)
1,FALED OFFERS will Dee received at the Office q
tn. CITY Treasurer until noon Of the twenty -hfth
instant Tor bombs II the Dity q Burlington, VI, Q"
the amount OF sixty thousand dollars.
The bombs offered will bear an interest n SIX per
centum, payable seniannualy, on the hrst day ~
January ana july. ia the City q New ork- and are
payable in twenty years from the inst day Of july
i3G6 They are authorized by vote Il the legal vut
ers Of the Citv March 18th, loo and the amount
here offered il the balance remaining Of sl'hiuSh
which constitutes the entire indebtedness OF the city
Each offer must be for hfty or some multiple 81
ifty dollars
Two per centum Of the whole amount bid for BY
each bidder must be deposited las guaranty iorp AZ
ment of subscriptions If accepted, with tho City
Treasurer. -
Of the denominations Of so, 500, 500, and 81 20" A.
an offers viii be opened saturday, July 18th.
The awards will be made 20 the highest bidders, and
notices Of acceptance declination will be INN
,i;ateIv Given 10 the respective Offerers.
pavfuent must be made on or before August LIST,
and successful bidders will be required 10 pay the
accrued interest on the bonds from July I, Ls5s.
The right % decline all offers not considered adj
outrageous 10 the City, Is reserved.
Offers should be endorsed, "OFFERs FoR WATER
LOASr and addressed 10
c. w. WOODHOUSE, City Treas.
Burlington, VT, July 7, 1865. d&w2w.
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RUTLAND CouNu.-The following i. the ticke,
nominated by the Rutland Go. Republican Con-
vention on Wednesday
For Senators - Ira G.. Allen of Fairhaycn,
Capeu Leonard of Piu-tori. Merritt Clark OF
Pouimey.
For assistant Jydgcs-Dmel Crofoot of Ben
SON. John Crowley of Mt Holly
For Nigif-Wm w. Field of Rutland
For suites attorney -H II. q. Wood of Fair
haven
For Hgi BaHif-Hyie o.
for Juays Of Pro5aie-Rutland District. "
G. Duuton Of Rutland FaIhaveu District. e.
VI. Willard Of Castleton.
ON the third Senator, four ballots were taken.
Geo. A. Merrill, Supi, of the Rutland D, r. being
the opposing candidate
The following were elected County Commit
Chas H. Joyce of Rutland, L. Howard Kellogg
of Benson, j. C. Baker Of Walhngtorl. Martin
D. Grover of Wells, and D. W. Taylor of Sber-
burne.
DEowNrn-Cassius NJ. S5wlc-. aged 30 years
was drowned in the lake near Dr. Martin
house on North Island, on SUNDAY the 1I,h inst
while bathing in company with Charles Miner,
The Transcript says he was told by Miner that
the water was deep and that he must not let gu
Of the boat. Miner swan off "a short distance,
but looking back and not seeing Sowies. return
el Immediately and in time 10 get hold of Sovlcs
hair. Both went TO the bottom and # was with
great effort that Miner released himself from