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=. CLEARED.
ss 1ds: Fiji
sto San
Bark Tomas Terry (Br,, Crosby, Marseles-Bre, Son
,Esrs syfossd Lyndahl tNOrw. Bosons' csd1-w
Bark starlight, Harding Ba!timors-Brockwsy Baker
As.s s sS Hsia
hsi,s i coraov.
Bs asTesdss tsr Kohl, ositsrisn and sssSsSower
Brig Brig IDA Somsy MsLssp csrdenass Ews Co.
schr Ida NichOlson. ssilman. Rchmond- Mccready
,, sohr oakes Ames, Edmonds, BaltImore-vau Brunt
scs sssr sssrrwa, Iss.oswsy saltpore Baker Dayton
schr Chas Shearer, Cunningham, Boston, setson q
sssT sshT 49rs,s 9osuE EfsaSst Tssssa ssr,dsspscs
Steamer Garrett, mclaughlin baltimore
ARRIVALS
REPORTED BY THE HERALD srEhN YACHTS.
oueensown lh with mdse and ilOo passeDser 70 the Ma
S & Ss aS
MS B. passed s .nds rss H91s %
sa@s Clara ann sss bssSs % Sdaaa
SSth at PM passed rp, supposed the Southampton bound
West.
with sSsls s%ss
y s Key West
e MSRSss IT,
WITH naval Stores, 70 james Hand ssth. asrss
s'SsSf9 s4e
s$ %s @ S 'sSas sass!s
Sss w sssn
Steamship Drgo, johnson, Portland, with mdse, to f
Bark FSrss; Queen ty Trew Newport g days. With
MaS iss aS lon spoke bark avalanche, Of and from
Brig Cosmos 81 Johns PR, ,sdays, with sugar and
scSr Sarah S' Merrill of Gloucester; Rowe Baraeoa ls
%se Ssy with @ % Da g. sdst i.
sIs Psa: ss%
Of sISS Hssrss say =;
Ha!erasi since strong eastey winds; May Is, in heavy
Jacksonville 10 days, with yellow
Mary sostssm Wilmington, NC, 10 days,
"!ss ssss$ sss % virss's s'''
ssr sssr ssgssy ss'5P;SSa; 5oSs:;og y'E19f FFa.
schr sr Mary Mar s ssnga% LsyeyTass y1ss;s Virginia
ssSr SsIs5 s ysS Sasr3 Sa%s Ssn Sa%s, a; vlrsia'.
scSr SS joseph Sirantiin difs RansolpS, Virginia
ss sssE fsss ksnn;dy S'Ss sass
Schr w Garrett, Mclaughlin, Baltimore.
Schr John Compton, Giles, Philadelphia for Hastings.
Schr Redondo Whitemcre, Ellsworth, days with lumber
to w Mayo Co.
schr Starlight Pearson, Gardiner u days. with lumber to
Wilson 4 Watrous.
Schr NJ Freeman, Eldridge, New Bedford.
Sohr Splendid, Phinney, Fall River for Troy
Schr Ontario, Barber, Providence for Rondout.
Schr Adelaide Macomber, Providence for Elizabehport.
Schr Susan Mary, Kenyon, Providence.
Schr Sophia Ann, Baker Providence.
shr Er Srowe NEWPORT for
schr Reading KR No H. Adams, New Haven FOR fhlsde-
phia.
Schr Cloud Baxter, New Haven for Elizabehport.
Schr Mary Tice, Tce, New Haven for Philadelphia.
schr John Oser, simpson, New Haven for Jersey City
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Monroe, New Haven
Schr Connecticut, CLARK, New Haven.
Schr Alexander Preston New Haven for Elizabehport.
Schr Elzabeth, Mercer, New Haven for New Brunswick.
Scnr Ida v, Brigham, New Haven
Scbr Mary Hastings, Holiness New Haven for Trenton.
Schr Franklin Pierce, Hodgdon, New Haven.
Schr Urbana, Lewis, Bridgeport for Elifabethport.
9chr Elm City Bradley, bridgeport.
schr Chas H Northam, Lewis, Portland, CT.
Schr Alice Scranton, Stewart Portland, CT for Troy
Schr Circle, Hulse, Port Jefferson
S steam cutter Mahoney, Webster, Portland, Nc.
SAILED.
Steamships Russia, Liverpool; Manhattan do Leo savan-
nah; Jas Adger, Charleston.
The schr suana Of the Royal Yacht Squadron passed
through Hell Gate this morning for Halifax via Newport
Wind at sunset SE, with dense fog
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ls 70 nsls.'iD a* g. az; s. Asa srss s.ss
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The Evsnips reislram.
THE EVENING rRLEeEAN HAS THE LARGEST CIR.
cuLArIoN or ANY OTHER EVENING PAPER n rHs
CITY, AND IS CONSTANTLY AHEAD IN At MATTHIAS
OF NEWS. LAST EVENING ITS EXTRA WAS OUT
AHEAD OF ALL ITS CONTEMPORARIES AND CON
TANNED THE FOLLOWING
THE LArEsT NEWS BY GABLES
THE xocooLn AND ooBuRS rreHr.
suspicious OF A ooLLUsfox TO PREVENT neHr.
THE WAR IN THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
ruoxAs STILL sEFUssD POSSESSION
AN ArPEAL TO TiiE PRESIDENT
rue MORNING REPORTS FROM WALL STREET.
IN THE THIRD EDITION IT CONTAINED
THE CHARGES OF BRIBERY IN THE SENATE
SPEECH OF MR. ROSS IN HIS OWN DEFENCE
GENERAL THOMAS FRESH ATTEMPTS rooAlK ros
SESSION OF rue WAR orfISS.
; rELEosApmc REPORTS OF THE rsccEEprsds or
CONGRESS.
MONEY. TRADE sToek. AM. ziAaasE sERoHsa
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

HARRISBURG, May u, 1888.
In the Presbyterian General Assembly New schooD
the Moderator announced as the committee TO
meofalixe Congress 10 extend to the Indian tribes
the criminal laws OF the United States:-Rev John G.
Smith, d. D.. OF Washington; Rev. John Rankin, Of
Cincinnati; Rev. r. A. Noble Of Pittsburg; Fl. Knox
TAYLOR Of Sc. Paul. Mimi, and Edward Mullen, OF
Rev. J. Romeyn Berry, D. D., delegate rom the
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, was intfoduced,
bearing the aalutations Of the Calvqstlc body and
occupied TIE balance Of the morning selsion Rev.
John RANKIN, Of Cincinnati; Elder :: I: Kstchsm, Of
aSd ke n s Esw
against. the tenth article which recognizes the
right of pTss6ysteries to examine ministers trans
Rev. d. A. Nelson, Of 81. Louis gave notice that
he should OFFER the following
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Rev. DR.. skinner opposed the resolution. To kill
ns snir Rps ssi soSd S
,I Ss, sh q Rs,,S 1Ss moved ,sst :sDs pa
posed to that article himself; but large majority
voted tSr II b would asqy!esce VA. .u,ror.sa ,,s
Df. h. B. Smith, Of New York, suggested an
dneuuuout W uo TSCOmUenuutiOu VI .hV Syni.'
tse-tp1t the vote upon the tenth article De taken
Alter I sSfps ldftSA debate the febort was referred
back TO the special conttee temporarily, to report
this Recommendation this afternoon.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference at CHI
caao.
CHICAGO May q, 1868.
The discussion OF the report on lay delegation was
resumed by Rev. DR.. Lowrey, Of the Cincinnati Con-
ference, who spoke earnestly In favor OF the report
wheeler, Of the North Ohio Conference, who made
| Rev. Mr.. Hunter, Of Illinois, ofered substitute
for the majority report including plan Qf that re-
port but providing for its Submission to vote OF tne
| conferences and people.
The Presbyterian General ASsembly South.
BAtrrMoRE, May 81, 1868.
| This was the sixth day Of the Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly South Of the United States.
The Assembly met ct the usual hour The Com
mlttee on Bills and Overtures made 4 report thai
| the management OF temporal AFFAIRS of congrega
tons be committed to deacons where II can Ds
| judicousy done. The report caused an EXTENDED
debate, and 1t was finally referte0to special com
| sembly.
the Assembly adjourned,
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Marine Disasters.

Edwartown arrived in tow OF steamer Charles
ashore.
Ne.
s. sfs "
BRIO AsnoRE--A herm brig ~as ashore sparrows
Point ssth inst. She probably came Oa neit tide.
soHn SARAH SNOW ashore the beach back Of Cape
rs
les o viii p1oSsby b. psSondsmns
scnR MINNIE gof Brookha.epl Hudson. toP Nsw York
sS: rs'.rSy Il: ss:sS ana sS
ESsD s..ss s:
ssS inasts heel up, IL IS fsthoms water '
DIiscellapeous.
Purser Albert, of the steamship MORO Castle from
Havana promptly forwarded es and dispatches on his
arrival, for which he has our thanks.
- East , aass Mnch1 s Nay ~ from The yard p
ths Msc5iss Navigation Company to be commanded 81
% asi SSs IS 5s S 's y Ss1sar a ss sse @ Sa
Charles Lansil, who Is % command her.
Notice 70 Masiners.
HARBoR ttehys At FAwBoeYPoRr, MASS.
& city oSe ss ss wharf naT' n'sS the sI
GHo w whs I Ss 70 sssss ps up e S. s ps rour.. Ia
sas s sc2 k5C sa BY until
diaiculiy.
WhaIemen.
of sss % Il. ss:.ss s:sfss KIP w9i% %'ss
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p Spoken.
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ss s, 80 % ION p..". s.eand from Liverpool for Boston
s7 .s7. $ Srss sss9 t''s Batavia no
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Sstt sssss ss, sS for Baltimore, no dl., ssy
sss,s.b s:ss bsssa i aS ySs r~
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stf.s s: AS AH;s % S s.s sss.ns .sss.
snisS, fhsaspSis S Rlvsr Queen, Wood Sss orsans
Ss 5S:,, big 9ss. E..
:sq :s4 srss fss ssS' Nary h.sas sas Z:
Vests, Waite, Baltimore.
Sailed iSh, bark Iroysore Blanchard or, por,h Of Hs
H.rfy id:S' Colin. Sss.I,:R as, a 'sAs . Ss$sT
Eliza Cochrsps Sydney, P6adsphy Z s.ocSer Bit
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piLy pLysfIbSSs, I, NAY Irived, sscsnship horsvian tB
.AAiAfiAs, Nay Il Arrived, brig "a wnsh. wr,s,
SSsbsd Ss, s ssss SSH 1e.hlSs R.hls1sn. H.r.. r..
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The New York herald., 1868-05-28

The Usited States Squadron.
SOUTHAMPTON May 27, 1893.
The United States steamer swatara, Commander
william N, Jefrres, arrived st this mort t0-dAr.
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

A.-Phalon's ssPaphien Soap Possesses tho
properties the "PaphlAn Lotion - cent. oake
Will not cher sAs skn it invaluable Tor 'h' ro'Lhr'
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

A.-JeHers Offers Fxtrherdfnary BarRnins
in Lsdies Msses' and Chndun's Boots and Shoes JET
FERs s5 and ss Bsoedv,y opposite st. James Holman
The New York herald., 1868-05-28
SHIPPIN c. NE VS..

Almanac Tor New Yerk--Thls Ds,
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

A.-Ward's Perfect Fittlns shirts, Broad
way and Union SQUARE also q. So Brotdwx
A.-Ward'g Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs Broadway and Union sQu&fe also wholesale ana
retail at eT Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

Eer g pS.,c: s.%sr: sxss srsSw * SIM. mn
FANcY fH lTS very chssp VAfLs, lN Fulton strees
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

SoR LsSR 4 tes 81 2n
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

Csistadoras Hair Dye.-Jrhe Best 1~s4
psnsfG,Srsd . ss Wholesale and retail also applied No
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

A.-Never Take . stringents 70 Cure 2 sicS
s msSspRsS sSd sSS SET
DER APERIENT why bines n due proporIon tn6 tNo
elements o tonic ani laxative and neyor rails 70 give -
uef. Sold BIZ all drua(
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

A. A.-Lace Shawn, from Auction, N
KOCH's Is carmins street, corner Of Bleecker ---
Boots, Shocp, Caiters and Slippetp IN Evefy
variety ct modsrss priess as oa Broadws ,,oxr~ox,
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

Royal Havana Lcttery.LPrizes Paid y Gold.
and all tndi fSYfh & Sah o5 sint. w.n rs. sr
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

n9,$s sioo, 900 Rsysl.iSs4 S4,!s:i: SoTSi: ,S.! sgl
Herald =
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

~ aoS, the Refoypeg. ..~Thil Used "a Pc eam-
deg y definite 70 detnsN he pcFsop ntsnded bus eos e
NJ n9r ,hs sssStsisS scSash piesiSsf ySo o.ds
S:s e HGssD Gs VIZ pss 81 s. *
eAgI Of Q 8wp Apd thsrsby tEr9s ne As rsSs o. .u Me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-14

MR.. CHARLES EYTiNGE
sEooSD READING
SATURDAY, PEP. e.
SHAKESPEARE, Jr,KsSs
LYiIcAL sELGCf1 MS.
Reserved seats 81 each; at Schifmer's FOL broadway
MR. JAMES 4. MURDocH GIVES nfs ONLY READ
N1 ing and iocuuonary Entertainment In Brooklyn at
the &C deny OF Muse THIS (rriIa.l evening
Seats secured the Office OF the Academy from
20 O'Clock, ana A. Va broadway.
DANJ0. JIi DANCING, CLOG AND IRIS II no
ID Dancug taught by the renowned i'm hogan. 3i5
Eowery opposite Rcecker street. Terms IS Pc COURSE
\. B.-Ladics taught
THEATRE TICKET OFFICE.
ia BROADWAY.
Reserved seats Tor oil first Class entertainments.
THE Rail- assa>i3ss.
GRAND Fancy DRESS BALL
" OF THE LtEDERKRANZ SOCIETY,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THURSDAY February ~
Toksts admitting one gentleman and two ladies' at SIS
and ladies' eckets at - TO be had Of the following
mcmbers.-
Carl Imana 81 wsll street, L. \. Amslosk. i!s Pearl
street. L. Burger bs Bowery; T. Gerper ~ Broad street;
L. A. Grass 80 Gresnwch street: wm 10. Gunther 5j2
broadway; Chas Haasc, spruce street; =. iense ~
Bwslker street; sigmd Kaufman 80 Nassau street; IL
G. r. Koch 10 Cermine street y. kunne 81 brnd et
Or. Lehman 81 East fourth street, George Nemb ch. l4
Eighth reel; Philip Kein. fif!a Avenue .o,ei; John
Sass sta lTnseS Nassau ssreg' e Ste ser II
North William street; w. Stems. 81 ci street.; W. Stein
way. s.eingy Hall; Hermann saarD, "a william s.rrsi
savings Papk, and At Gedcrkrsns Hall, 81 East Fourth
street, every evening after o'clock
Tickets not transferable. 4. sIEtGER, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-14

TUE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
circulation or afternoon papsr In the city Il,
tneIeiore the most deslraole medlam adverLsers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-14

ACADEMY or MUSIC YAriyEt
"A LA 9HA NGE-BEIGNOg.i iraiAAN OPERA.
GLAND .Ai.A ,if;fA MATINEE:
La TRAyiATA.
wir'i as sAnAMI Nrsvpxr .,isy e. sinsohs
Muac Director and conGac.or. ...signos sicplao
AdniS Of seatst 81.
order avoid the the do
pure .ased box eice OF the Academy, iacJyS la
ard sch.rmsr's. 7OI Broadway.
TIoOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. BROOKLYN.
III fROFasaoR HUTCHINSON
and his beautlf, nd h ghy trained " OF
PERFDRMIS up3S.
The Magic Barrel ip to Davis, fhe Dead Alive. sho
Was such Char rncr Fulton MnrIet saturday Might
Red Hot, &c.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-10-27
The I" Wheelbarrow" Case.
BURLINGTON, OCT. Is, 1868.

DOhLlNOlON, OC1' IOj 1COC'
Dear EarLe-I was not at all sur
priSed that you had been sued for H.
bel the other day, Tor you know from
the time you called your school marin
a feruleous old stochfsh," and the days
when you went shoeless to q district
school, up to the present, you have al
ways been rather trough and ready"
in your expressions. But what anu
sed me was that this should come from
|" Mase," who was always your equal
in rough expressions aud your supe-
rior in "giving man Hail Columbia. "
A few years ago, during a severe po-
itical contest in which as usual you
pitched in and L" did your level best,
| heard Mase describe you as being
the " damndest mean cuss that ever
went unlocked by a horse" and as
/" so devilish homely it took you ten
years to get your face toned doaon so
that type wouldn't turn face doon at
sight of you" He gave it as his firm
conviction that his satanic majesty
would never have a moments comfort
after he had got you, because you
would be getting out an "oppositior
paper or some other means to be con
trary." He intimated that yor
wouldn't steal a meeting house" OF
run off with your neighbours eighteen
year old boy or rob your o,Cn hei
roost, but invoked the protection of
innumerable angels upon your neigh
bors, whom he regarded as worse of
than those who have the cholera il
the back yard, the typhus in the Gel
lar and the measles all over the house
When | heard of your having bee
sued for SANDER" by the author o
these views OF your " personal north,
| wondered if after all it would NO
be about fair thing to swap view
of each other and call it even.
ARAB.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-10-27

The Mobile Tribune, which is san
guine of the election of Seymour and
Blair, thus calculates upon the drift
of the Democracy toward reputation !:
"oix short years ago how deeply
we were interested in the discussion
of the Confederate debt, and the best
measures of saving the government
notes from becoming utterly worth
less. Six short years have passed,
and who thinks any longer of the Con
fedcrate debt? Six years more will
place the Federal debt by the side of
the Confederate, as Pitt slumbers by
the side of Fox. For as the Federal
debt can never be paid, it must nee
eSsariy be repudiated sooner or la,
ter"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-10-27
Wade Hampton's Letter on the Re-
suit Of the War.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 21.-The
Daily News this morning publishes a
letter from Wade Hampton in reply
to a Wisconsin lawyer, who requests
him, in view of the wide spread mis-
representation of his course, to define
his position as to the issues and con-
sequences of the war. Mr.. Hampton
says:
'sThe main issues involved in the
war were secession and slavery-the
first the primary one, the latter bro't
in at later period. In regard to
these | adopt fully, and without reser
walton, the principles announced by
the late Democratic Convention at
New York, and, in the words of the
platform promulgated there, | consid-
er these questions as settled forever
accept this as the result accom-
pllshed by tle war, and as its legiti-
mate consequence. This have done
trom the day the war closed, and [
have counseled our people to look up
on it in the same light. | was strong
ly in favor of the action taken by this
State, comforting on the negro equal
civil rights with the white man; and
more than year ago advocated the
policy of giving him, as soon as We
had the power to do SC, legitimate
suffrage, based on qualification. The
Democratic convention, held here in
April last, recognized him as an in
tegral part OF the body polite, and
declared that it would-when our par
ty came into power-grant him par
tial suffrage. The State Central Club
has just reaffirmed this declaration,
and have no doubt but that this dec
aration is sustained by.a vast majori-
ty OF the white citizens uf the State.
We regard the reconstruction acts as
unconstitutional, but we look to their
overthrow, not to violence, but in the
language OF resolution unanimously
adopted by the Democratic party 10
convention assembled, to constitutions
al agencies and peaceful remedies
alone. We invoke decision on the
cOnstitutionality of these acts from the
onl y tribunal competent to pronounce
upon them-the Supreme Court of the
United States-and we were prepared
in good faith to abide by that decis-
ion. 1t may not be inappropriate to
correct a miSinterpretation widely
spread by the Radical papers touching
these acts. In these | have been
charged with having dictated that
portion of the Democratic platform
relating to reconstruction. L e
charge | have more than once denied
and do SO again, emphatically. The
sense i'll which | spoke Of the words
unconstitutional, revolutionary and
void, as being my plank in the plat
FORM referred to them as constituting
the plank to which | as well as any
other Southerner clings for safety"
The letter concludes as follows:
II the people of the North wish tc
bui,,l up strong and lasting union
let them be magnarimOus and gener
: Gus to the South. Let them conhd'
| more fully than they have done to thu
/ honor of our people and they viii
meet Will. q. tfois reePoaeo- TIL
/ future destiny of the Republic is in tn,
hand, of the North, and upon thei
t action it depends whether there i
:. again to be union based on fraterna
] feelings, or one held together by th'
t iron bands OF military rule"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-10-27

K. NJ. Kimball of Barton, has sued
friend Earle of the Standard for libel.
Ii he don't get worse damaged" be-
fore he gets through with the matter
whatever may be the verdict of a
jury-then we will lose our guess
Daily Journal.
There is but one DANCER to be ap-
pretended. "Mase" is all right if he
don't overload his wheelbarrow, %
which might explode and destroy its
finer gearing
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-10-27
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only genuine and really practical cheap machine
manufactured. f5@iNi ~ 4" 9u
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-10-27
The Joint assembly then proceeded

The joint assembly then proceeded
to elect the following officers: Geo.
d. Nichols of Mortified, secretary of
state; Zebina G. Camp OF Montpelier,
sergeant-at- arms; Dugald Stewart of
Middlebury, auditor of accounts; Al
vim G. WEIGH of Williston, commits
sioner of the Insane; Vim. Rounds of
Chester, railroad commissioner; VIM.
Wells of Burlington, adjutant and in
spector general; Perley P. Pitkin of
Montpelier, quartermaster general S.
E. Atwood of Monkton, judge advo-
cate general; Jas. A. Pollard of Wind
sor, sup't of state prison David Hib-
bard of Concord, Isaac N. Hall of
Groton, Martin G. Rice of Benson,
directors of state prison.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-10-27
4 UCTION !!

- The subscriber having sold his farm, oneIS
for sa e at public auction, on Wednesday, oct
%. at 9 O'Clock, a. M, the following properly
good young horses, 9cows, | pair seven lees
cattle, pair TWO years old stays, two years oio
beiter. 10 warnings, 90 extra calves, IL sheep,
fat hogs, shoat, so tons hay, 20 tons straw, oCV
bu. OATS, Us bu. barley, 40 bu. India wheat n
bu. wheat, $50 bu. potatoes, mostly jackson
whites. | two horse lumber wagon, express
wagon, sulky, single sleghS, pair nice oul,
falo robes, pair wolf robes, pair extra hoIsS
blankets, good two horse traverse sleo' -
sleds, OK cart, 3 plows, 3 harrows, mo"nps
machine, horse pichfork, and rake, gram 0 Crn
die, Jokes. chains, shoyels, ptchfoIks, &c, s00
pair extra harnesses pair work harhesse daiTy
lbs. sugar, carriage harnesses, extra ser aaa!
utensils, cooking stoves, parlor stoves a f,rn
y new, large quantity OF good nous wood
iture, sett glass ware, 20 cords stove woo nd all
The above property is mostly gCoo a ahsnee
who wish TO purchase will find this rare an With
Terms All sums over $40 years ere sii that
good security. Dinners furnished ~
come to buy. UFFORD.
B. s. WILSON, Auctioneer. 42w2
West Glover, Oct l6, lS0o'