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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
To Holders of Government Bonds.
AND OTHER
SECURITIES + V.fLUfBLES
Union Safe Deposit Vaults.
80 STATE ST., BOSTON.

LEE, HIGGINsON & co. offer for rent s,co. tu-;s.
lneu suitt' at rates from so to 500 per anpum.
lhey also offer to receive, on Special deposit a. Bo
lees securities Of Persons living in tho connt- ~
travelling abroad, officers of the army and n.-r
a''ers Of vessels and others. Circulars coutajpin
MI particulars forwarded on application to
HENRY LEE Manager.
Sost"Af Asreh .. d3tsw&wiy
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND sULLI.
VAN RAILROADS
WINTER ARRAN EMENT.
Commencing Dec. 30 l567
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at $50 A. NJ, 1879 p. NJ, and
500 p. NJ. w
Mail Train leaves st. Adams at 6.l5 A. NJ and. CON-
meets at Burlington with Rutland Road at White
River Junction and Bellows Falls with frsins g.
Boston, Worcester, Springfield, and with trains on
Passumpsic X. r., arrives at New York at 10 tsp NJ
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 A. 81. St.
Johns at 10 A. NJ, Ogiensburgh at $50 p ~ Iodge
at Malone; leave at $50 A. " Rouse's Point m a.
at 1879 p NJ.
Night Express leaves Ogdensburgh at II .a1A n
Montreal 3.3OP. NJ, .tcEse's Point SO P. NJ. s.
Johns at $50 P. NJ, arrives at Boston at : 40 A n
connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad
for Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Vale,
Railroad for Springfield, &c, snd arriving in New
TRAINS GOING NORTH ,NrwEs7.
Leave Burlington att.I5 \. NJ. 80 A. NJ. 81
and $50 p. VI. ~
Day Express leaves Boston ga Lowell at son
NJ. for Burlington, st. Alhans, Montreal, &c.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at 100 A. NJ
va wa lawrence ana tltchbuTgh AZ 7.3o A. ", Sprinp-
densburgh and Montreal "
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified n, soo,
NJ, for burlington, Rutland, St Adams and Ronsoi.
Point, Ogdensburgh, &c. ''Ou7e
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls NJ ian pu
Iece!slhS passengers rom Vermont Valley R. R.
hire r. X: leaving Boston at so r. NJ connectio,
at White River Junction with train leaving BostoSs
at 30 r. NJ Tor Burlington, Rousc's Point Mon
Trunk trains for the West WIN u'aho
Sleeping cars are attached 70 = til tho Si,h, T.
press trains running between - Al ,:I. and p, LA-
and st. Adams and Springfield. '4 D'S'on'
Through Tickets for Chicaso and the u,o..s
sale at the Principal stations. e vest ior
IN nprpy -. G. MERRILL, supr >
Vt. hote' Block.
81. Adams. Feb n lsss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

We agree with hessrs. II. E. Bradford Co IN .
foregoing certificate
PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.
GRAVES, ROOT, 4 co.
II. BINGHAM.
L. r. GRAVES, Pres, First Ssi-;
Benningsi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

The drawing Of Prizes will he public all'
take place at Free Library Hall, Bennington' "
committee Of gentlemen chosen from otlseHs pres''
1t IS the intention OF the Association 70 dstTiOu
II Charitable Fund equally Throughout the toTH' -
this State.
% Agents will he appointed in various -e'''1
tn sell Concert Tickets, which will he old 81
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Presentation Concerts

at Bennington, and st The closing Concer; vi "a
rent to the Concert Ticket Holder, the 5ll..s, "A,
uabls property.
To |. One Cotton Factory, working ,
looms, with all necessary machasJ
and privileges, now in SUGGEST
operation. Mil 4O1I52 on Lot 80
T259, located in the central part q
bennington Village, *.
One tenement house & barn, 40I2l, IN
One building lot OF Pottery Street,
SKIS, 80
Two building lots On Smith Avenue.
each 45Il5o, 81 800 each. 3d.
One tenement house and lot, -
One building lot on Pottery Street
e7IlI3, IA
8 SIX tenement houses and land, all
occupied and paying : large rent,
each 81 SO each, %
10 Ten building lots on Patnam Street.
$1,000 each, uJ
! Award 10 cash s,1U
Award In cash 5U
Awards in essh, $3.50 eseh 81
awards In cash, 100 81
10 Awards In cash, . ia
. Awards in cash - 81
81 Awards in cash, 10 20
60 Awards In cash, 81
100 Awards in cash. ~
1900 Awards IN cash, IU
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

i Paris paper relates an auecdoje OF Ros
ami. \ composer lately begged to be intro
duced to the maestro. He was kindly re-
eei7ed and naked to play one of has works.
The visitor seated himself at the piano and
began TO pound, beat, and bang it. PLAYED
with his nose, his feet, his elbows. and at
last stopped, exhausted. q. What is that?''
asked Rossini. " 1t is funeral rnarchwhich
composed at the death Of Meverbecr. How
do you like it, my great MASTER? D." Not
bad, only it would have been worth more if
you had died and Meyerbecr had written
the music
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
ONE DOLLAR EACH.

Persons desiring tickets where there arc no So
can remit direct to the Secretary, J. fl. u'HsAS
bennington. Vt, and they will recciv' GUY
tered Tickets by return mail. To sub-ri'ei'
Clubs, where there are no ssents. re vii sen4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
OF. assistante Dissertation

III, sn u co care ior INN who shall have borne
Wv '" wi '-' "'A0" Aad oFphans-Pre, Lire,,a '
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
Five Tickets for - so. Ten IieEe's
5000. Twenty Tickets for sl7'o"

In sending remittsnees be careful N si'' -,
Post Once, Town, and State, that no error ,1,-.v
may occur In returning Tickets. CFe Po='~- =.
Orders, or registered letters for all SUES wv
dollar. n.,,
Ticket. sr sale 10 Burlingtcu at c. o. ~
cex pesk Store fs'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16

/, METROPOLITAN HOTEL. This popu-
lar hotel, corner Of Wells and Rar-
doIph streets, Chicago, having been
thoroughly re hted, Is now in prime order
for the reception OF travellers. The proprie-
torH, Messrs. Baldwin d Moor, understand
the rare Art Of making their guests feel -
home. For quIetness, neatnesa. order, good
clean beds ID comfortable rooms. q bountifnl
table spread with Oh the dellcacies Of the
season, attentive walters, and courteous and
oblieing landlorda, we commend this house
10 All who vish good fare, . pleasant atop
ping place p ths heart q i. the oity moderate
ways feel In bidding the hosts good bye
Of getting the worth OF their money. 1t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16
SNNNURl RnNnRl

n HAVE NOW IN STORE A FULL ANN
II complete stock Of Garden and Field Seeds. Ny
Annual Catalogue II now ready. and will be sentto
all applicants. p. MRBEROLE, seedman,
mAr20.l8Tcw9t 2o1 Lake Street. Chicago.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16
HoLLoWAY's OINTMENT.

Disorders Of The Stomach, Liver and Bowels
The Stomach the great centre which influences the
health disease of the system abused or debltated By
ration are natural Allied to the brain,
is the of headaches mental Depression nervous
Affected and bilious disorders pansn the sde
&C. The Bowels sympathiSe by Costiyeness Darrh@a
and Dysentory The principal action OF these Pills Is on
thestomach and hcliyer lungs bowels and ndneyspar
tcpate In their recuperave and regenerave operation
ErysIpelaa and Salt Rheum
Are two Of the most common and virulent disorders
prevalent on this continent to these the Ointment
pecialy antagonistc, its modus operandp is rst to
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
Bad Legs, Old Sores nnd Uleers.
Cases Of many years standing that have pertinaciousy
refused to yield to any other remedy or have in
yaraby succubed to few applications of thspowerfui
Krupttons on the skin,
Arising from bad state Of the blood or chronic dis
eases are eradicated and clear and transparent SURFACE
reganed by the restorative action Of this Ointment II
supasses many of the cosmetics and other toilet app
ances in As power TO dlspel rasnes ana otner
lu0A'' u '''9 -'O'F Female Complaints.
Whether In the young old, married OF single, at the
dawn of Womanhood the turn Of life these tonic med
cines display decided influence that marked i'm
Being purely vegetable preparation they safe and
reliable remedy for all classes of Females in every cond
ton Of health and station Of life.
Piles and FlstuIa.
Every form and feature Of these prevalent and stubborn
disorders is eradcaed locally and entirely by the Of
this enoent warm Concentrations should preoede its ap
piication Its healing qualities will be found to be
thorough and invariable.
Both ths Oiatment and Pils should be used IN the fol-
to,cing cases:
Bunions burns chapped hands, chilblains sula gout,
lumtago, mercurial eruptims piles, rheun9tsm, ring
worn salt rheum scalda skin diseases, sweed glands,
sore legs sore breasts acfs heads sore troa sores oi
sores wounds Of all kinds. l4,- AZ -
CAUTION None are genuine unless the. words
| "iIoELowAYs NEW York AND LONDON are discern
able as n eSi % Ine pOok % on
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY d GRAHAM,
Importers Of and dealers in
CLEANSE the Blood.

! ! ! I !
"~ WITH corrupt or tainted blood, you
w are sick all over. II. may burst
out In Pimples OF Sorcs or in somo ac-
* \ tive disease, or II may merely keep you
~ Nv listless,depressed and good for nothing.
IA lBut you cannot have good healthwhile
-L XNu< your blood "a impuRe. Ayers. SAR-
BAPARtLLA purges out these impuri-
tics; II expels disease and restores
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16
THE FRUIT REGION

Of Southern Illinois 10 noted n its wonderful fer.
tity in the production Of apples, pears, peaches,
and ali kinds of fruits. During the season Of 1887,
the Special Fruit Express Train brought over
100000 boxes Of peaches and 81 600 bushels Of
strawberries to Chicago alone, from thenca fur.
niLhiAg the hist fiuits Of the season to all the
northern markets
81 All Station agents are furnished with plats,
showing the lands for sale in their vicinity.
Information given upon all points at the office Of
ths Land Department, 81 Michigan Avenue, Chicago,
or q Descriptive Pamphlet, with maps, showing the
exact locality Of all the lands, sent to any person
writing for the same to John B. Oalllsun, Land
Commissioner, Chicago.
N. BAN cfnce has been opened by the sub.
soriber at CentraliA ILL.,, for the purpose Of selling
these lands Upon application tracts will be per-
sonslly designated II. d. KIEGSBURY,
apr9 1t Centralia. Illinois.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16
FOllElGN.

F. j NNNNN-~ Il
A new silver mine has been discover
cd at Nuscoe, Chilli,
f The British ship Gubsr was burned
In the hay Of Oallao Loss $50 O0O.
There are fears for the wheat crop
In Chill, on account Of the hesvy rains,
The Austrian Rsichsrath has passed
abill providing for common school system.
Yellow fever in Lima has, TO some
ex, emit, prevailed. B. r. Bates, an Ameri-
can, died OF it. VI
Il is expected that the half million
dollars advanced by Chill 10 M. Arnard, OF
France, to build iron-cladb, will be total
loss TO the government. I
Il is estimated by the French Minis.
ter Of War, Marshal Neil, that since the new
army. bin has been put In operation, Guards
Mobile France has been increased to 500 600.
2 II Il understood that the Emperor
Napoieonis engaged 10 preparing manifesto
10 regard to the foreign policy OF bis govern.
mont. /. The document is expected TO appear
about the 10th proKimo. ~. e'
Anti Prussian riots hRye taken place
In tho northern part Of Bavaria. Cfowds
gathered at various places, aud made VIC.
lent Recommendations agAinst Pruasian inilu-
: euce and union with the Northern 0onied-
GRAFTON. y ~ ~ slt taf0 ttbis.Ff
The discussion Of the Burlingame
mission by the British press has modified
J considerably The appointment Is now re-
Rarded with more favor. An English paper
Gays that be is the accredited sgent III the
Oldest empire Of the world, yet . citizen Of
the newest republic.o Born and nurtured in
the fresh aif Of liberty, be appears as the
representative Of theoidest deepotisn1. Such
u position may " iirstAppesr anomalous. but
ills position or unexampled interest, and
on bis reception at home hang the weightiesi
consequences.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16

RRIE RAILWAY. Tho sympslhleu Of the en-
tire Northwest are With the ofieers Of this
road In their controversy with Vanderbilt,
who seeks 10 control II. that he may dictate
high tariff to the trade and passengers over
IT, Z be fare over the Erie road 10 now Fs-
duoed to 81 90, and corresponding reduc-
tion In freiRhts. The Michigan Southern la
10 lay down an extra rail 10 Toledo, this
SEASON, 90 that there will no continuous,
broad, six feet guage, from Chicago to New
York, via Toledo, Akron and Salamanca,
without change OF cars. The Erie menage-
ment IL laying double II Ok from Port
Jsrvis to susquehsnnuh mixing about $40
miles OF double track. Great improvements
have been, and are being. made IN stocking
the road with new engines, coaches aud
freight cars, and In pniting doHn steel rail.
ing. For safety speed aud comfort, as we'll
as ecOsomy and self interest, tue people OF
the West should patronize the Erie route.
A. j. Lay, 66 South clark strest, Chicago 10
Western tasseng 7 ACCT. II
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16
THR PURRsT AND SwEErRsT COP LIVER

The PURRsT AND SwKRTRsT COP Liver
on u tue world manufactured from fresh, healthy
o. cot Patients who have once taken it can take
no other. ASK for "haz .rd q Oasgell's God Liver
Ol,". MAnuiac uTed by OAswell. Hazard Co.,
hes YORK nold BY all druggists, no,6eow
JUNIPER TAR Soar = Is certain cure
for chapped, hands and all roughness Or irritation
OF the skin, eczema, rlngworni, SIT rheum, PIN
pies and all other cutaneous affections, making The
akin sOt and smooth. Manufactured by Uaswe,
Hazard h oc., New York, Sold By all druselsts
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16


The interior Of the Webster Wooden
Nil, ct RAhattis, Me-, was burned Monday
night. Loss, heavy; partially insured.
Graf. Bennett q Co.'s mill in West
Plttsburg, was destroyed by Ere Saturday
evening Insured for $4,000 in Piltsburg
companies.
Ten horses we're burned iu Montpe-
lier, Vt, on Monday, and several more we're
drowned BY jumping into the river from q
burning train 5
The Methodist church on Warren
street. Highland district, BoAton, and two
small dive llings adjoining, were destroyed by
nre Sunday morning. Loss s25,OsO.
Tho house Of farmer named Lam,
bert, at MArhAm, Canada, twenty-five miles
from Ottawa, took fire on Saturday night.
Mr. Lambert, with seven OF HE children and
q man servant, were burned to dssth.
Sunday morning the livery stable Of
Dubin 4 Mitchell, 10 West TroyIN. Y, was
burned with most OF the contents. A DWELL
ing honse AdipiniDg WAS also burned. An
unknown lad from BuffIlo, who slept in the
barn. was so badly burned that he will prob
ably die. Lose aboit $4,000.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16

Oldest Drug House inthe West Established 10
1874. Desl only In the BhSr OF GOODS. SpeClal
attention given TO MANUFAO TURER'S SUPPLIES.
W0OLEN MANUFACTURERS can procure OF %
PURE DTa SrUffS. warranted IN all cases .
are Agents for MORaES SODA FOUN rAfNH.
Orders by mal viii be priced aB low as il bought in
person. ExAnine our prices before purchasing
elsewhere. Orders solicited, msr17 Sm
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16

health and stimulates tho organs OF ire INTO vigorous Ac-
ton. Hence IL rapidly cures variety OF complaints
which caused By mpury Of the blood, such sScrou
la Kings XVII Tumors, Ulcers Sores Erupdons F-
ples Bltches BOils, ST. Anshonye Fire, Rose o- Fry
spelas, Tettegor Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring Worm,
Cancer or Cahoerous Tumors 81 Eyes, Female Dis
eases, such as Retention, Irreguartes, Suppression
Whtes Steriity; aso, syphelis or Venereal Diseases
Iivor Complaints and Heart Diseases Try AYEnis
SARsAPARiLIA, and see Tor y0ursef the surprising
tviy with which 1t oeanaes tho blood and cures these
Daring late years tho pubIc have been msled by large
bottles pretending 70 give quart Extract Of Sarsapa
the slekfoF they not only oonan any srsapsrlla
but often curative vhaievef Hence, bitter
disappointment has followed tho OF the various
tracts of Sarsaparla which flood the market, until the
name itself h5 become anonymous with imposition and
cheat Still call this compound SRrsap drila" and
intend 10 supply such remedy as shall rescue the name
from the load q obloquy which rests upon it, We think
we have ground for bolcving Il has virtues which r.
ressbs by the class Of dsea1es is intended 10 cure
We tho sick, that We oer them the best al
teratiyewe know VIZ havereasoatc
lave Il ishy far thoInost efectuA purifier Of the blood
~ discovered. AYEh's ClRRY PEcroRAL Il 20 unver
~ known 10 surpasy every other medicine for tho
81 Codths Colds Influenza Hoarseness Group, Bron-
cis inclpient Consumption and for the relief Of Con
guptve Patients In advanced stages Of the disease that
usees. hereto recount Tho evidence Of ~ virtues
Pyspssedby DR. j. Q. Arm . Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sod BY al Druggss and DEALERS In medicine evsuhsie
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16
Farms im Illinois.

The Illinois Central Railroad Company have for
sale, in tracts OF 40 acres and upWaros 1900 scres
Of choice frmng and fru Anls ali lying adj scent
TO their road. For grsin.growlpg. stock raining,
and every purpose Of profitable agriculture these
lands POSSESS every requisite Of soil Snd climate
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-16
Or1nrEs AVID CASUALTIES.

A man named Milton Harrison was
killed in saloon in Manchester, Mo, on the
Both ult. 3. fasf q
The Counting room Of A. G.. & J.
Brown. fruit deslets, Bo1toD, was robbed offs
large amount OF money on Saturday
A great gale Of wind prevailed 10
New York on the I'd, doing considerable dam
age to shipping and build ings.
Ohas. H Bertrand, lawyer Of New
York, has been arrested charged with the
forgery Of check for S2lO.
John White, o respectable citizen of
Powhattan, Va, was fonnd dead in tbat
county on Sunday, with five bullet holes In
his body
At Urbana, Ohio, Tuesday night,
burglars entered the store OF Cardiff 4
Rnssell, and stole about $1,000 worth Of
goods. 't
The Indians killed man named Jarvis
on Snake river near Silver City, Idaho the
ssme locality where the stage was attacked
and three men killed years ago.
The execution of Donovan for the
murder Of squibb took place in Philadelphia
on the 3lst Of March, He died protesting
his innocence.
Cora James, arrested in st. Louis
some days ago, as common scold, has beer
sentenced to imprisonment In the county Jail
for six months.
A woman named Mary Neicmall, re.
siding at 1853 Charlotte street, Cincinnati,
committed suicide Tuesday morning by
jumping into Cistern. The fall broke her
neck. NtV4
A merchant of Greenfield, Ind,
named J. J. Grider, was robbed on Monday
at Richmond, Id, Of $4,000. Mr.. Grider
was en- route to New York and had his Iloney
In acarpet bag which was stolen from the
car. - a
Abraham B. Mills, canal boat cap
tain, who murdered Patrick Malone, in But
falo, August 18th, 1862 was taken to that
city from Grand Rapids, Michigan, and
lodged in jail, on the 3Oth.
The second trial of Matthew New
scheck for the murder Of Dennis Doyle, thir-
teen months ago, was concluded in ST. Louis
on the 2Sth, and the jury returned verdic
Of murder IN tho first degree.
In New Albany, Ind, on the 1st
Mrs. Mary M'Keck committed suicide by
hanging herself in the back room OF hei
husbands residence. Cause, temporary in
sanity, superinduc d by the use Of stront
drink. t4 3l
By the breaking of a chain connect
ed with the hoistng machinery, at st. Dia
moud coal minee, 10 Scranton, Penn on thI
S1st ult., o platform containing seventeen
men was precipitated to the bottom Of th
shaft, 1856 feet, and eleven were Instant
killed. One has since died, and two more
10 thought cannot live. They leave eleve
widows and twenty-eight orphans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05

tell all know. Do you wish me to do so, General
Here the witness gave Gen. Butler sgnhcaht loom anu
the Manager promptly replied that he had no further
questions to ask him. and that If the Managers should
want lin again they would send for him Manager Logh
present hut remained silent not venturing 10 insist
the witness telling all he knew. What could the VII
have known which Butler did not wish to have toiu
The following call has just been promulgated for
National Convention of the Conservative sOalels
and sailors by the National EXecutiye Co9i,,'o of
appointed by the Cleveland, Ohio, Convention Oh
September II, 1866: ,eeo
In pursuance OF resolution of the National EXecuIe
Committee appointed by the Soldiers and sailors ~
vention, which assembled at Cleveland on inc l ~
September, 1866, a National Delegate Coh con, IL
ton OF all who served III the Union army OF
navy during the late Rebellion ard who are anxious ~
the country from the rule of the Radical party rs
called to meet at New-York City the an day OF July
next Delegations will be chosen from each STATE III suc
State Executive Committees may prescribe, ana
each delegation will cast IN al t1 ne
proceedings Of the Convention the number OF votes 10
which its state may entitled in the Electoral college
Grant the candidate OF the Radical party WHICH,
for three wears past has prevented the Accomplishment
of nearly AN the avOwed objects of the war, and turned
to the destruction of the Constitution ana te b viii
powers conded 10 it for their preservation pt o %
be stronger before the people than the pOcy Ia
resents If the Democrats aud conservatives colidy
unite aud nominate against HIM a statesman OF s0iuIeI
whose record OF patriotic service is as unquelonaps
his The mOmentous issues between the Two I"rCt
will then be fairly considered ana the reaSonbi
the prejudice, of the people viii determine heir @
The purpose of this Convention Is TO saye az" to te
nation candidate for President who VIII connau ' ~,
support OF all who desire to eNtingush the reNehgcs vi
the war. abolish the military desIotlslS loM " lie
South give back TO the Southern states the rights o sen
government and Of equal and fraternal unoh ana TO-
store TO the nation an economical ana cOhsuVuoh""o
Col A. W BRADBURY. Ne, Col T E BRAM1ITTE, Ky,
Gen j. DONAHUE n H.. Gen. JOHN LONE Ind,
Cox LAWRENCE. r. L. Gen }. G. PARKHuRST, Mich
COZ COZ SA n ziSff3R NJ Gem WILLS GG6RHAS MIMI
Cen NITISgYi Ml Col MsF 9I1@RR IA kia'n'
Col L. D. CAMFBELI. Ohio Col ely c. kINSLBY, Mass,
Nstp E1ec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
norsE or REpnEsENTA1NEs.

NJ HUBBARD Dem, Comm and O'NElLL
d'ep, PENN ~ p.Teose
OF tho cigar and tobacco tax. Mr.. ~ aVISS d:rpp
PENN reported ac bill 20 enable tn See eary o. War
to carry ont The award " the Dcparme. IN 0r Of the
heirs and legal Representatives Of Geo Fisher, deceased,
lOt military spOatiOns By the United States troops
during the war with the Creek Indians, prov ded Tie sum
allowed shall not exceed $1,000. Alter explanation by
5li stevens, the bill wa passed Mr.. JULIAN Oicp..
ma reported bN 10 relieve Discharged
soldiers, who settle Oh lands uuGcr The Home
stead Act FROM the payment Of the lee. Alter
explanation, the biii passed. Mr.. BRIGGS fRcpr
Mch) reported bill fOr the relief ~ j. y. Iak, oil Kan
saa; passed Also, the bill 10 extend the tnr for The
completion 81 the military road from PORT Wdis, Mich
lgau 10 Font Howard Green Bay, NseO! sill; passed
r ECALEI icp, Ohio reported the bill tO cedo ~ the