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RAILROADS.
Vt. CENTRAL 1 SULLIVAN x. x.
SUMMER ARRAE E3fENT.
Commencing JaIg -i, l-6-.
RAILROADS.


o. L5~'1 n,''---- .- d, ODD a. 'i-' '-- '-- -
a., IT,. ,. ..,. r..-.... ... -
SIAN IRAN ieaF Is hol-e- .rt ~ 81 a. -i.. ~
-e.,e l-,-l-1-- .-.l' r.. n. n o..
nt.s- 40 "I..t l-.'I s--.,. HlE L....'.- -A-'
".ta ,fa.- Joy d. ton. -'er NirA--a- ~
VT. trains 10 ta>-lu-l --. b. h-' ARRIVES -' Ne"
loIh Hl -'-'' -- N'
>'f1T h'f ti4.n .ei!'- ~ y .'ll- pr - D. r.,
connecting al hAi-I-i'A- VIVA Steamer i'i i--''
"e'I-e' anu >t-il' ---
Day Express leaves VI 'lify-l 20 --' Do ~ p.
J'lns az ~ a. me- o-g 'l-- nr 90 A- '-.' q ..-' a. &
fn'ii l'i5 a. M. Iar Boston A'.- tTT'a .i BOSTON
,-i-,.-- ,-.-,. .....-
N--ul eN pI.-7 -.At''
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Boots & Shoes.


ssNHF Subscriber, wishing 70 close out his lsrzs
I | stock Of Boots and Shoes. offers them for 'oSl
from this date.
- .,,.,,, ,oa,y ie found a lsrre assortment II
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON X. Il
sVMAER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing. May %, ISIS. trains will run as fol-

LENE BURLINGTON
a3l 4 M..MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Wor
cester, Fitehhurgh Brattlehors.s springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York 4,
arrive in Troy at a. 10 q. NJ Ncw ork !h-7 r VI
Saratoga U.nH y. H., Boston ltn T. u
TkroEgi 10 Boston and Troy Without change Of Cars
245PM ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN to Rut-
land arrives in Rutland at us.
Hoop. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping "a for
New York and Boston. Arrive Ia Troy al AS
NJ. New York lO.t5 A. VI. Saratoga {. O1a M
Boston -.35 \. u,
Through 10 Toy and Boston WITHOUT change Of e.J.
The go A. NJ and 10 P ~, trains make close
connection with the New York Central at Tryy
and Albany for all points West.
From the South aud East Trans arrrfrs 81 q,yis,,,o
foEotos
100 A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleen
ing Cars, from New York and Boston Leaves
New York q, r NJ, Boston so P NJ
9.C5 i. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN from Rpt-
land.
i.3j P.M.MAIL TRAIN from Boston Lowell Worees-
ter, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy and
New York.
For further Information apply at the Union Tick
ct Office No. !, American Hotel Block or at the Rut-
and 4 Burlington Passenger Station where tickets
can be purchased for all Of the above routes and ali
points West, North West and South West choice may
he made from any Of the various routes from Bur
iingtOn.
J. W. WARDWELL, Agent Passenger Station
J. W CARPENTER. Agent. No. American Hotel
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agricultural.

Vinelnnd, y J. produced 1862 bushels
Of strawberries this wear against l.145 last
Season.
Twelve quarts Of SCOT in hogshead OF
water will make powerful liquid manure
which will improve the growth otfiowers' gar
den vegetables, Of root crops
Peas and beans being both rich in nitrogen
are valuable in repairing the waste IN 'he
muscles Of animals. and are especiaily ad'ah-
tageous in the production Of wool.
Tie strawberry bug II killed by some gard
,per. by building piles Of dry brush ana
weed. and setting fire to one Of them each
evening after the beetles begin to fly ont.
The b,p-grower- in Wisconsin estimate the
Weld this wear at 500 pounds an acre or less,
on which it j. thought the yield will not cX-
coed 90 900 or % 900 bales.
1t l. stated that planting tomatoes around
annie trees will hinder their being troubled
Nv the borer. The remedy j. cheap and may
he made profitable too
For every three hundred and fifty bushels
of potatoes removed from our fields. the soil
sustains loss Of ninety-two pounds Of pot
nsh. Consequently, wood ashes Is one of the
most valuable manures IN the culture Of the
potato.
Newly set trees may be protected from the
nt4t ~ s",l-. n5a - 60 t 7,rass or clover.
w" - - -. ,,,,,,;r,r, oc-
IL : . II tfa , ~ l-lb,s y. rarv drv
'A7'0nai'l II '''' "'''''''
Crops in Central and Western New lork
are reported to look well Wheat and bar
lev are more than the average crop. Corn is
looking splendiily. Peaches viii be a better
crop than was expected Potatoes, are sui
ferius for want of rain On the whole the
haryes, locke well.
3D.. t..-- ,,-,,.o.
Ill., 9'uj''i'.'7 ~ ''.- .,,1 l.os, i'm
are Ir'uu'eu ''' '.i' -. ,r,,,icel
ed 7i'2''' anu ..--' .l...-.,,.,fr,
nom '"' 9l'' Il - --,,n.I L,ds F,r-
s ~ . 49, - ;,.re5 f-lit Nil neve-
,'eI' '.l'' p - i.l..:.'.-s'i ,r,o5 Frpit
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First Mortgage Bonds


Are Entirely Secure.
The Onion Pacific Bonds run thirty years, are for
sit8l each. and have coupons attached Ihey
bear annual interest payable on the INST Gays
or January and July at the Company's Office IN
the civ Of New York at the rate Of SIX per cent IN
-9.e. The Principal ispayable in gold at maturity
The mice is iO2. and AT the present rate Of gold
they pay liberal income on their cost.
A verv important consideration in determining
-i,. ,,ru Of these bonds s the length Of time they
have O. run.
It'll. wen known that long bond always com
niaris d u4-h b chez price than short one. It is
sf 10 assume that during the next thirty years the
rate OF Interest in the United States viii decline as it
has done lu Europe and we have right to expect
that such six per cent securities as these win be held
90 as high premium as those Of this Government,
which in l~5-, were bought i'm at from twenty to
tweuty-tlree per cent above par. The export de-
mani alone may produce this result and as the issue
ola private O. rrorltau. they are beyond the reach
ofpol.t.eal action
subscriptions viii Re received in Burlington by
CIV WOODHuUSE and in sew York at the Com
pany's Office. $50. -l NASSAU STREET, and by
John J. CISCO y SON. Banker, No 80
Wall Street.
and by tie Company advertised agents throughout
the United States.
Rsmi,;4rc,, should b. iIt, IN 1-lfis or ot4tr fund
8lr ia y,r Tors. and "a BONDS riU BE- 'sHt fr'' o.
,targe By return eIyrsss Plr',es Subscribing through
-alsg,at,. ll l9os % nan for their safe detsry.
PAMPHLET AND MAP for SIS has just
.-.r .rr a. OF
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Zeal estate.


fI'hE aOb't RIDER offers for ale bis farm ~ ~
acres well fenced with running water 10 ,5s
uouse ana Barns abundance Of fruit, two good
tools, also, with without the Stock, The ss--,
stocked with cows, and viii keep IN cows and tea,-
summer and winter. The above i located on a -
church. Buildings all new.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscribe
on the premises.
JOSEPH b. CHASE.
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Yineland, y J.. produced 1862 bushels
81 strawberries this wear against l.i43 last
season.
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III well known farm Of the late Nathaniel SY.
Il ton, situated in East Shelhurn, five miles ,---
HutIl-''n- sad ErIn contains one hundred srI
ell9ri-' two story brick dwelling house and 1rb
oulil-A-s said farm will be sold together viii al
T p 'I,lH ami farming utensils also. two valuaij.
tea' 3e,I' one situated halfa mile north Of said M
the other two miles from Burlington 5r he r' i.
ing to Willston village. ''i7 '.''' '''''
the premises. i-'1l
JuuedWf Ans .r--,-,.
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rI'HE 81 BSCR RIDER hegs eayetoanpouuce 10 III.
L public that he is now ready to receive guests AT
his boarding house.
The house and spring are located in the town Il
S0ut Hero on one Of the largest Islands Of Lax
Champlain. Ii has been fitted with all the modern
Improvements for the conf IT and convenience Of
those who may patrouize the house in search of
health OF pleasure. The house and spring both over
look the lay with a view of Mount Mansfield in the
distance, and the lover Of natural scenery look.
down on the lake with it little green Islands and
points land lutting into the water and reflected
on IFS silver bosom in summer sunset, will behold
picture Of beauty and grandeur not surpassed hv
any spot in New England. The medicinal qualities
Of the water Of the spring may be seen by thu
sutjoined analysis such as can scarcely fail "a
benefit the invalid. The drives around the Island
very fine, and horses and carriages will be pro
yided for those who wish 10 ride and boats for t6o
who wish to a7nuse themselves sailing and fishing In
short the subscriber intends 10 make his house a
pleasant retreat for those who leave the CITY 10 re
cruit their health during the heat OF summer He
means 70 deserve and hopes to receive liberal share
Of patronage.
Qualitative analysis Of Prof Collier Carbonic
acid Lime, Magnesia, Chlorine Sulphuric Acid Soda
Sulpheretted Hydogen Iodine and Bromine Iodine
is veryrarely found many Of mineral waters and
Is Of very great medicinal value.
FRED LANDON.
South Hero. June 18th. dtf
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RURAL BRIEf-MENTIoNlNGS.-A cord of
highly concentrated manure will fertilize an
acre Of ground if evenly spread over it.
Commence work early in the morning in
summer, and thus earn the right to good
long morning.
\ good dog i often pleasant companion,
hut during dog days rather an unsafe one
without muzzle.
See To- it that your stock. especially the
dairy portion, do not suffer and pine because
of a lack Of water.
Do not make your cows hurry TO and from
the pasture 1t lessons the quantity and af-
fects the quality Of milk
Do not kick even a hog when he does not
deserve it. Beasts are affected by i'll treat
ment ar well as the - genus homo.
When cows are sick with the milk fever
give them laudanum freely-an ounce OF
more, according to circumstances.
1t IL estimated by weighing hay into the
NOW in July and out in February that the
shrinkage amounts to about % per cent.
The cheapest food, as well as the most in
vigoratiug. for family consumption, is pork
and beans-we mean at the old prices.
In stacking hay and grain, mind and keep
the center considerably higher than the cir
conference. The pressure is central.
The present hot weather Is splendid for
hay making Be sure and not dry the grass
too much. and thus evaporate the best pOr-
ton of it.
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II Fletcher, Franklia County Vt. mil. finn. ....
L Ire Of town containing about 10 acre h
keep - Cows ana teams. Buildings ana az
good. Coz sugar trees, good ruunI6, 49, '...s'
good orchards. VIII be sold rea.00lt7. w.
suit purchaser Inquire ofor address Z f-i,.4r,t
Fletcher. vermont. '.''A-i
July 18Th l-f--wtf
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Nm nANEN ACADENY.

ABEL f. LEAvENWORTH, PENcIrAL
THE FALL TERN Of this school will be opened 9,
for the reception Of students on MonqAy' ~
gust 2ith and will continue fourteen WeeAss. a
pcati0n for board, and all enquiries snou-1 ''
10 ,,,.-,,.. dtu3r ELIAS $. BOTTOM, Sec.
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REAR THIS IN MIND.
q e0p for ca Sh.
NO HUWBUG {!
PAGE. RICHARDSON \ CO.,
BANKERS and Merchants
IA STATE 81. BOSTON.

bACHANGE On London and Paris
TRAVELLERS CREDITS issued on London ard
Paris, available in all parts Of Europe.
LOANS OF STERLING made 10 merchants On ,
vOrable terms.
DEPOSlTS OF GOLD AND CURRENCY receiv e.
subject % draft at sight, and interest allowed
ADVANCES made on Consignmeuts to Lice Pc
and London. March g. ~ 2.
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Educational.
rNpERHILL ACADEMY.

Raw DE-. SWEET Principal
rIpHF FALL TERN will commence on Monaay 'the
i 7tA day Of September. ,.-r.,s, s,--.-,-
r-.-L.-L-- I-LL L-L- WI.
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WEDDING STATIONERY,

1'HE subscriber has the agency Of one Of the hes,
Il EngIayers 10 the country, and IS prepsred ID
furnish WEDDING INVITATIONS and Cards neat.
" engraved, on very short notice Call and see
samples, and get prices, before sending away YOU
E. A. FULLER.
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VIM Saunders says that the best Srare-
are produced on the strongest and best Hren-
r5 shoots and that the shoots produced
from the spur never mature 50 thoroughly
AS those produced from terminal buds. Far-
Their. that pr perry rironed fruit will never
be- produced from umipeuei wood. Fruit
apparently well coi l7-d may be seen on green
gr1wth-, but such fruit does not possess the
characteristics Of O well ripened bunch oil
grapes.
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Ilnanflai.
Trust COMPANY

THE NATIONAL Trust CoMPANi
oftbe CITY Of New York, 10. as5 Broadway
CAPyT6L ONE MILLION DOLLARS
CHARTERED By THE STATE.
D,R1rs R. M.xAoAs. Pres. JAS. MERRELL' S'e'
Receives deposits and allows four per cent nv.
est on all daily balances subject to cheek al s'l'
Special deposits for six months or more may
made at five per cent The capital Of one ili'ii'N
dollars 3. divided among over five hunuIeu '-''-'
holder.. comprising many gentlemen oi la
and financial experience. who are also personally
liable 20 depositors for all obligations oil the
n, 10 5opble the amouat oftheir stock. As the Ma
,t.rol Trr.t company receive. deposits in large or
small amounts, and permits them to be drawn a' d
rhole ar in part. by check st sight and without no
ico a1lovior interest on all daily balances, parties
,Irors-roBt the country can keep accounts in this
i,,,,,sn with spe,ial al antages Of security, con-
yen.ence and profit July 2 d&"onl,
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FISK n IRA TIC Ill,
Financial Agents of the p. II. r. Co
NO. NASSAU ST Nv

Financial Agents of the C.P. n. r.. Co.,
NO. NASSAU ST., n. Y.
Offices ofthis Company, No. - William Street,
New York; Nos. &c and IS X Street. Sacramento,
Cal. Sold at First National Bank, Burlington.
Subscriptions received through Banks
and Bankers generally.
ER-An descriptions Of Government Securities
bought sold. exchanged at our Office and by mall
and telegraph, at NARKET RATES.
SEVEN-THIRTY NOTES converted into
the Fve-TFenties or any other class Of Govern
ment bonds
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS. BANKERS
and others, received, and favorable arrangements
made Tor desirable accounts
GOLD COUPONS & COMPOUND IN
TEREsT NOTES bought and sold
Miscellaneous STOCKS 4 BONDS bought
and sold at the Stock Exchange, on commission, for
cash.
Dealers and investors out Of the City, desiring to
make negotiations in any OF the above, may do so
through US by mail telegl aph as simultaneously
as though personally present in New York.
FISK - III II II CH,
BANKERS q DEALERS IN COZ. SECURITIES
No. NASSAU STREET, NEW YoR1.
June u d&w
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wILLISTON ACADEMY,
WnlistOn, VI.

The FAN Term Of this well known institution "ll'
commence on "Wednesday, sept 1i' ana c'Alluu
-. ,,s.Ls No,fIort- will be spared on t.e part
IF tb, teachers and citizens 10 sustain the good repu
tatiou and hrh standing VII ch TINS school has born
Gr wears past 10 will he the ann OF tly ffiue-l pa
d. Furnish thorough instruction iu al The depart
plept- Application fur circular ~ admission q pu
oils can be made hy letter % .,
T,-1, rlF +1lU- (w1ln
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ATTENTION.

Ii desiring Photographs. Gems, or any thing in
n the line Of pictures viii please call 1t Coop
er's Photograph Gallery No. WnoOski Bloc k where
shall he very happy to receive all old and a great
many new customers, and where with new rooms
and new fixtures IL shall ever be my aim 4 = excel.
flctuTes copied, enlarged, and finished in ink or
OIL colors as desired. Also have hand an assort
ment OF Frames and furnish odd sizes on yer short
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed. Please c. III and
examine.
C.s. COO FER.
Winooski Pals Vt. June S5th.-wlm-
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pawn
LETTER CUTTER,
KEY, LOCK, GUN, & SEWING MACHINE
AIRING
HAVING EXPERIENCED WORKMFN. u7ag
Ii mers are assured their orders viii be ATTENDED
10 Immediately.


Nten on 7 Ia tc :.
For marking clothing with indelible ink List ,
prices, including nk and brush Roman Cplain) 8.
cents lialc plain GO cents TIA c, in fancy scroll
= cents Writing cents; 0d English or German
Text. g.
] will send any If the above named plates. with a
bottle OF genuine udelble ink. brush, and direction.
for enc osed in a neat box postpaid on receipt
of price. Single bottle ~ ink % cents
Call on or address PAAN'S STENCILTOOL MANI
UFA'ToRl Payn's Block, corner Church and Cher.
~ Streets, rlngton, Vt.
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IODINE SPRING.

= Steel Stamps Brands. Dies, Key Tags.
Tools, and stock. Agents furnished.
March q. d&wtr
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Onion llafifr aailroad.
whole Line to the Pacifi'

WILL BE COMPLETED IN 1869.
The Company have ample means of which the
Government grants the right Of way, and all neces-
sr, timber and other materials found along the hne
Of il. opc7ations; also 1850 acres Of land to the
mile taken in alternate sections on each side oil the
road also United States thirty-year bonds amount
n- TO from so0c to SIS coo per mile according 10
the difficulties to be surmounted on the various sec
lions to be built. for which it takes second mort
rage as security; and it is expected that not oniS
the interes, hut the principal amount may be PAID IN
service. rendered by the Company in transporting
troops. mails &c.
The ILarnin gS
OF the Union Pacific Railroad, from it, way or local
business only. during the year ending June Slh'
ISIS. amounted to over
-FOUR MILLION DOLLARS
Which. after paying all expenses, was much more
than sufficient to pay the interest upon ii' bonus
These earnings are no indication Of the vast through
traffic that must follow the opening Of the line to te
Pacific. but they certainly prove that
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
sENAroR wApTs PROTECTION.

can Industrial League:


TO the Secretary Of the American Industrial League:
WASHINGTON, Feb. AZ, 1893.
JoHS WILLIAMS, ESQ., Dear Sir: am In receipt OF
your letter ana the address &c You right IN sppos
Ing me In hearty sympathy with the objects or your
League The subject by far the most important that
can occupy the thoughts Of statesman and Indeed All
others and shall be glad to cooperate IN every way
possible AT present in these exciting tunes, have 80
much ON hand that II Is impossible Tor mo TO devote
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

widow and her orphans, who, in any other country
but our own would be adopted by the Government
and placed upon the civil list, in view Of the great
services and sacrifices which their claims embody.
ST. AJDEGDNDE.
Hn,hinnlo1l March 80 1853.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

Gov. Crapo of Michigan is slowly improving.
lie H. however still confined to his bed but does an ord
nary mans IN tho transaction Of business while
bolstcrCd up theTcin
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

much time 30 any one subject. but you have my best
wishes for your success aud whenever can find an Op
portunty lend helping hand IL shall be done with
Will With great respect b. r. WADE
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

The HarrisJuygh Telegraph fayors the APP
pontment OF the Hon, Thomas Williams Of Pennsylvania
"a United States Attorney General ....H ar
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
HOW TO GO VEST

Washington, March 80, 1868
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HARKETs.

LONDON, July l7-NoOn.-Consols 9li. Bonds
723.
FRANKFORT, July l7.-Bonds 76A@76i.
PARIS July l7.-BOuTse dull. Bullion in the
Rank of France has decreased 500O00 francs.
IIvERPoOL, July IL NoOn.-COtton quiet.
Sales 5000 bales. Sales for the week AZ OOO bales,
of which 5000 we're for export and 2OOO Tor spec
ulstioD. Stock on hand $4,000 bales, OF when
329 COO are American. Pork 76s. Bacon AS. I'd.
LONDON, July l7-Evening.-Bonds l2s.
FRANKFORT, July l7.-Bonds 76i9764.
LlvTRPooL, July l7-Evening.-Cotton closed
quiet. Total amount afOat 5000 bales, incud-
ing q 900 bales American. Corn 1868. wheat
lis. Cd. Flour sos. Other markets dull.
NEw YORK July l7-Eveping.-Cottona shade
frmer but less active. Sales 900 bales. Middling
3iJ032c. Flour dull and declining; best grades
unchanged. Wheat closed quiet; new red Georgia
80 25a2 IS: white 81 IS. Corn heavy-l92c.
lower: mixed Western 81 0l9l %. Mess pork
active Lard nominal. Money abundant on eau
az 365 - cent? prime discounts 6GIc. Gold
steady-l43s. Sterling unchanged. southern
bonds stronger. 5 20s of '62, coupons l4!. Ten
Dessee Is, 69s; do. new 6S4' North OAroHuA7'
NEW York. July l7.-stocks closed, 5.2O's of
1862, ll4!; of ls64, ll0I; Of 1865, III; OF 1867,
1904; 10 40's, lOst; Z 30's, 1921.
GALvEsToN, July l7.-2COttOn receipts for the
week lo4 bales. Exports 3 bales. Stock 59l
bales. Good ordinary nominally ls3c.
MOBILE, July l7.-Cotton market steady; mid
dluQs 29c. HSales for the week 500 bales. Re-
ceipts 20 bales. Exports 81 coastwise, 2IS bales
stock on hand and on shpboard, $3.50 bales.
CIYcINNATI, July l7.-Family -four So 500
rs. Wheat dull, 81 90G2. Corn unchanged.
Oats 73674c. Pork held st s2S. Bulk shoulders
ia clear sides l4c., bacon shoulders l24Gl3c.,
RIB sides l65c, clear sides lie. Lard 173c. But
ter and eggs unchanged.
ST.. LOTS, July l7.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat lower for all grades below choice; Core
| s0GS5c. Oats 76@s2c. Provisions very dull: =.
IoUIsyILLE. July l7.-Tobscco-Saes OF IS
bids. at 81 25Gsl6 for Tugs to fair Leaf Flour
| Superfne, IS 75es7. Wheat, 81 9O9s2. Corn
| 94a96c. Oats, s0Gs2c. Mess Pork, SIS. Lard
lTi0Isc. Bacon shoulders. &c.. clear rib sides
| l6ic.; clear sides, l7lc. Bulk SHOULDERS, lze'
| c.sar sides, Ice,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SANpusKr, Ohio, July 1.-THE war department
has orc cred the bodies of two hundred Coincide.
rate officers, who died on JohnsOn's Island. to be
removed to the Catholic cemetery here. The re.
moval commences on Monday, under direction Of
q government agent.
ALTOONA, Pa, July I7.-Five spans Of the
bridge over the Susquehanna river, five miles
west Of Harrisburg, were burned yesterday. No
delay TO trains as the road controls other bridges
over the river.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE freedmen's bureau,
except the general agencies at Louisville, Padu-
cab and Lexington, and excepting the educational
department, is discontinued in the State.
LOUISVILLE, July l7.-River falling, with feet
4 inches in the canal. Thermometer IS in the
shade-the hottest day of the year.
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FROM ATLANTA.

The Georgia LegIslRture-NO Senators In
eIIEIb 1.-TWO Members OF the House Ia
eligible, etc, etc.
ATLANTA, July IL The Senate committee of
investigation reported none of its members in
eligible, and a recommitta, founded on docu'
ments sent in by Gov. Bullock, was defeated by
vote of Is TO %. Gambler (Dem.) defended the
cases of several members accused, and stated
that McCutchen, member accused, had to call
on the Union army TO protect him from violence
with the American flag over his head, and said
that the members accused were firm Union men
during the war.
A resolution was passed to inform Gen. Meade
and the provisional governor of the action OF the
Senate, asking approval, and stating that they
are ready for business.
In the House two members-Long, of Carroll.
and Nunally, of HancOck-were found ineligible.
During the discussion of their cases the House
adjourned.
The weather is warm. Thermometer l02 in the
shade.
Grand preparations are being made for Demo-
cratic mass meeting on the 23d.