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FAMILY SOAP.

PY arrangement with Mr.. r. C. Shiver,
- we have obtained the Agency of the
SUPERIOR WASHING SOAP sold by him
for some months past. A full supply is
now on hand and ,ciW be furnished to has
and our customers at 25 cents per bar.
This is decidedly the best Soap in Columbia.
July % j, d r. II. AGNEW.
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JOSIAH s1BLEY.
JOSIAH s1BLEY. SAMUEL sBLEY. GEORGE R. sIBIEY,
# j. ST b TIE Y & IS o N s
~ ""tt7' :a@ff 2 %wABEHoUsE AND e. az
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ST. 157 REYNOLDS STREET, AUGUSTA. GA.
GEORGE R. sIBLEY.

N PRODUCE
~ ..
them
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deaths.

AANDIdO-In wallingford, June 9th, Her.
hsrt II, son of j. II. and Mara ;. Mandiso, OF
bilious intermittent fever, aged years, IL months
and Il days.
BUCKLEY-1n Burlington, June 3d. DANIEL d.
Buckley, Esq, aged IS years
pASGBORN-In Jersey City, June LIST, jesse
Mabel. only daughter OF Maj. z. h. Fangoofn'
Editor OF the Jersey City Journal.
HOLDEN-In Chester, May cath, at the resi-
denee Of his brother-in-law, ?. H. Robbins, Esq
David :, Holden of Shrewsbury, aged 10 years
WILLIAMs.-In sherourne. January 26th
lsss of consumption, Emma Williams, aged q
years. Illinois papers please copy
PRoCToR-In Fairhaven, Vt, Jan. llth, 1865
Oliver Proctor, aged IS years, months anu
!. days.
l His sickness was long and distressing, oul
D bore it with remarkable eheerfulness, psIenc
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The western fndians---The Late
Hand speculation. &c.
ST. LoIIs, June {

81 ls'A - ~ AALIF -
The Republicans special -Leayenworth
dispatch SAYS that Col. Leavenworth,
who has recently been among the Kiowa,
Camanche and Apache Indians, arrived
last evening FROM Fort Cobb. He has
been for several months among these
tribes. Col Leavenworth has been here
tofore strong friend Of the Indians, de-
Tending them against charges Of crime,
and blaming the whites for all the acts OF
hostility that have been committed. He
now SAYS that the tribes have violated
their treaty obligations, and he advises
the Withholding OF the annuities and tbs
prosecution Of vigorous war measures
He further states that the Indians ar
continually committing depredations
which renders it impossible for stranger
to remain in their vicinity with safety
Z 1t is said that strong recommendation
have been forwarded to Washington t
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abolish the Indian Bureau, and place the
management Of Indian affairs in the hands
II the military, Gen, sheridan sent
fifteen hundred stand Of arms, with ans
munition, 10 the frontier, for the purpose
Of organizing and armiug the settlers Tor
their own protection.
The Democrat learns iron a responsible
person that the recent treaty with the
Usage Indians, by which eight million
acres Of land il ceded to the LeNenwoFth'
Lawrence and Galveston Railroad Conn
pauy, for twenty-five cents per acre meets
with great disiavor in southern Kansas.
Other companies desired 10 purchase the
land, hut the commissioners refused their
propositions,
Gen. Blair, representing the Missouri
Fort Scott and Santa Fe Railroad Co
which starts Southwest from Sedalia ii
this State.and runs the entire length oithes'
lands eas, and west, offered two millions
for the lands, aud in addition agreed Il
give every sixteenth section 10 the STATE
for school purposes, on very liberal terms
The Commissioners. however, would en-
terrain no proposition on the subject
Gen. Blair's proposal and tho Commits
sioncr's reply viii be published, 1t
claimed that the government, the Ind
ans and the people Of Kansas have bee
defrauded in the interest of singh
Railroad Company, and that land cnoug
70 build three railroads have been give
~ one company.
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iMarriagfs.

SMITH -SKINNER--At Wadham Falls, D..
Y, June "a, at the residence OF the brides father
hy Rev. c, b. Cady Of Aburgh' /, a ., ~
Rev. Nj, Ransom, Mr.. A. NJ. smith Of Shorehan
Vt, to Miss Belle skinner.
WILLARD FIELD-AtS st, Michacls church
Brlt,leboro, June lst, by Rev. +. G. smith, henry
1. Willard and Mary h, daughter OF Charles r.
Field, Esq.
CuTLSON- BRYANT-In Weston, May 18th,
by Rev. Joseph Enright, Martin Chilson OF Nv
Holly and Mrs Esther Bryant OF Weston.
SANDERS HAYES In Burlington, June LIST,
Henry Sanders of Rutland, and Mrs Mary Hayes
OF Burlington.
SEs-CURTIS-In this town, on the Sd
inst, by Rev. Mr. Aiken, Mr. james A Jones OF
/ Detroit Mich, and Miss Mary L. Curtis OF Rut'
/ land.
/ TOMPKINS- MASON In Castleton, June I'd
at the residence of Mr.. Geo. W. Mason, by Key
/ Lewis Francis. Mr.. Lorenzo A. Tompklns OF For
Edward, n. y, and Miss Laura A. Mason o
/ Castietor.
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cans Of oil Of cloves, weighing 10 pounds,
or 80 pounds each, il being portion Of a
lot he had run across the line within the
last month, the balance Of which he had
delivered to parties in Boston, all Of
which fell into the hands Of officers there,
II has been well known to the officers,
as well as citizens Of this place. that he
was doing quito 4 business in that line,
bu, they have failed to catch him until
M.AN
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Justice Chase Wakes 4 Personal
Explanation.

NEW York, June Y.
The. Herald publishes letter written
by Chief Justice Chase, dated May 25th,
in whish he SAYS that he has been strong
IN denounced as a partisan in his conduct
during the impeachment trial, but as
serting that he was partisan on neither
side. The Republican party may read
hum out if they chose, but he will follow
his old lights, He closes by saying
What the developments Of the future
NAV be know not | neither expect nor
desire TO be candidate for office again
Il would. however, crafty me exceeding
IL il the Democratic party would take
ground which would assure the party
against all attempt, 10 subvert the prln
ciples Of universal suffrage established and
10 be established in all Of the Sontherr
States. Then think the future OF thu
great cause tor which | have labored s.
long would be secured, and l should no
regret nv absence from political labors.
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DEATH or HoN, DANIEL L, IHoMr-
~oN.-Died, in Montpelier, on Saturday
evening, June 9th, Hon, Daniel T, Ihomp'
son, in the seventy-secona year Of his age,
lie was a son If the late Joseph Thompson,
Esg., Il Berlin, originally from Charles
town, Mass a graduate Of Middlebnry
College in lsa0, and was admitted 10 the
bar al Washington county in $50,
Though Mr. Thompson filled several Of
ilces usually assigned TO lawyers, such a.
Register and Judge Of Probate, and Soc
rotary Of State, his taste was rather Tor
literature than the law, and he i most
f,yorahlv as well as most widely known
a. a writer ~ historical tales and novels,
somewhat after the style Of Scott and
Goopcr. His earliest attempts IN htcra.
turr were contributions 20 this paper, aud
afterwards far the several newspapers OF
TIL. village as they We're successfully cS-
tabh,lcl, of more than one Of which he has
M different times been editor in chief, but
his first marked success was rs the author
NJ MAY Martin prize tale written
originally tar the New England GALAXY,
Boston. but which war first published IN
book form Al this office, from which many
editions have since been copied, both III
America and Europe This was followed
by a more prctcntious and equally sue
ec-,iul volume, entitled, Tho Green
Mountain Boys" which has also had III,
Aaanr Of manx editions in this country
and has been published in England. The
last revised edition of MAY Martin
contain. six hriefcr tales; and Locke
Am~den," &" The Rangers" and "Conteo
a." with four additional tales, have beef
Issued in separate volumes. tuag" Thomp
SON wa, not a swift composer, and fo'
several years through physical disability
the use Of the pen has been difficult, ye
hi, Industry has made him une Of tn
most valumiuous Of Vermont authors
Though ha was not Of high rank e,thc
in genius, or grace rs ii writer, yet h'
books strike rho average Of readers favor
Nlv, uud will hc read and remembered
when even better literary performance
Will DC far-o,ten-H 5Htpt'iG Japrncl,
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s MeIntyre one pair At lie and another al - sc
u D.; 1 L. Parser one huh at lie, and two stQas
and one eaW at l2e Western wtp mostly ,nl ~
latollsc, so 70 So per cent for otial, Trade dan
sad sticky and prie,-s rpohahly average something
like see 4 100 ~ lrss than lsst wegA.
There were only about 1850 Norluem -heer,
mostly shearri and generally Of POOR quality az
A4so q 3 g. W Bailey sold enc drove u d sv'
Is }, l.. Gage ii Barre, Vi, 81 D eAeh, Ion se !
u Western sheep all On commission Westef'
tat hegs age lguer. ana 50 are store plgs, w'lh
ltn trade
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE

l. that my son, George Ray, has aoSeonded OF
run away from me; his age Is IL years, IN his
18th year, about 5 feet inches high, rather slim
and weighs about $50 lbs, light HAIR, blue eyes,
This Is to notify all persons that | forbid. them
from harboring or trusting him on my account a
shall pay no debts Of his contracting bat shall
claim twenty-six dollars, per month from the
party or parties that employ HIM. And auy per
son who will give nformationwhere said boy can o'
ABEL RAY.
MschanicsyiIle, vt, June 9, 1865. 24;W5w
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SMUGGLING. - The Newsletter says:
fisputv [. S. Marshal Flanagan, Deputy
coi,aetors Chase, Golf and Gibbs, last
week. sesrched the premises of c. 5
K;nslev of Hyde Park, for struggled
goods. They succeeded in finding two
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Rc-Ilection of senator >prasu" OF
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, r. /, June ,,

IKWN IUENNF.' n. II q NFE7 -
Hon. William Sprague was to-day re-
elected TO the United States Senate with
ont opposition in either branch OF the leg
gi.latnre.
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CONMISSIONERS'

~ The undersigned having been appointed BY
the Hon, Probate Court for the District 81 kntlhd
Commissioners TO receive, examine ana ADJUST ~!
clailns ana demands of all persons agains,
alouzo Burke, late OF Sherburne, N sad Dis-
trict deceased, hereby give notice that We Wih
meet Tor the purpose Of examining and allowing
said claims at the dwelling house occupied by
DAYS If August and December from 10 o'clock a.
m until o'clock p. m. each OF said days, and thai
| six months from the Esd day OF MAY, \. d.
1865. Is the time limited by said court i1r sand
creditors to present their claims to US Tor ex'
animation and allowance.
Dated at sherburne, this 9th day Of June, y
| D. 1865.
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DANIEL W. TAYLOR, comr,s.
24-w3ws T. L. LEWIS,
TN RANKRUPTCY - DISTRICT

/ of Vermont. S.. At Rutland, the sth day OF
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his APP
poiutment as assignee OF Eaton j.. Lee o.
bansnn in the County of Rutland and State Of
ya-rnont within said District, who has been ad
-. : p.rtr,,rt uron his own petition by th'
Disfrict Court of said District.
ot.wSwl JACOB EDGERTON, Assignee
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+. W, MOSELEY, p1ultney w..
General Agent Tor the towns OF Castle On, FA"-
Ia, rairh,yFn Poulrncv, Mldllotowu, West liza.
ven. TInmouth. Wells Rupert SandSttc, benson,
and Hubbardton in Vermont, and the towns Of
Hampton. GRAVY die, whitehall, Dresden, lut-
nam and Tieonderuca, in NV York:
JR. HARLOW, Post Otticr Falrhaven, Agent
for tho towns OF Dresden, Putnam. llapnaaf"s4
Eairhaven.
]. W. DORSEY, Agent for Benson.
DANIEL. CUSHMAN, Agent for PAWjet
$, W. st. JOHN, East Huhburlton, Agent Tor
Il. AUSTIN, Rupert, Agent tor Rupert.
A large stock Of extra parts Tor Wood : Mowers
vii 10 kent on hand by i, w. MOSLEI, Fouit-
ncy. VT, and all other agents mentioned above
| send 10 +, ". MOsELEY, Agent, Poultney, or
4 ' atWti
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IN BANKRUPTCY - DISTRICT

/ Of Vermont, IS. At Rutland, Tie Sth day o.
June, A. d. 1865.
+ The undersigned hereby gives notice q his ap-
poin,ment az assignee OF samuel L. W ithatns OF
Rutland in the County Of Rutland and State OF
Vermont, within said District, who has been al
Judged n Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court OF said District.
24.w3w JACOB EDGEBTOS, Assignee.
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VEAI.S 81 o0Gl2 90,
YOUNG PIGS l0Gl3c Z. D
REMARKS.

Receipts of cattle this week Maine q, New
Hampshire So Vermont l03, Massachusetts, 30,
Canada 10, Western ,244 Last year the average
weekly receipts OF cattle IN June were 1871. The
large number OF i,7i2 heavy cattle appears to
have oyerstocked the market and seriously de-
pressed business at Fanieui Hall market. Trade
was yesterday particularly very poor. One buteh-
cr said he sold from 100 to 500 lbs of meat yeser-
dav from a lot of cattle that cost half cent Il
D more than his last weeks stock, for over two
cents q d less than he sold last Tuesday. Such
an experience is poor preparation of the butchers
for a cheerful reception of cattle drovers. North
crn stock at Cambridge, about 1885, was mostly
quite slim, composed largely of oxen that hav'
done more ploughing and less eating OF mea
| than are advisable for stall-fcds The quality o
Western stock was fair, with some good lots. W.
saw but two pair of Northern sold at over lic I
D, and no Western over lax, although We under
stand few best Western sold on commission
which might have cost about i5c = D. I. -"
BARLEY sold one pair Of oxen, fed BY j. l.. uaio
Barre, Vt at l49e; Baldwin & Bowen one pal
, al lfac; d. A. Philbrick sold at II to lie; Do
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TN BANKRUPTCY - ID DISTRICT
/ OF Vermont, s.. At Rutland, the sth day OF
June, A. H. 1865.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
pointment as assignee OF John X. Learned u
Rutland in the County OF Rutland and state Of
Vermont within said District, who has been al
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition hy the
District Court oil said District.
ol.y3w JACOB EDGERTOS, Assignee.
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EAGLE FOUNDRY & MACHINE

4 ! All I'll ~ LA ~ -AhSAl1 Il
IL sAOP.
Near L. & b. L. Il. Freight Dcrot,
Rutland, VI.
MANSFIELD & sTIMa0N,
Ig6S FouspFRs 4Ep M.cHfslsTs.
Manufacturers and Jobbers OF Railroad, Machine.
Mill, and every description OF Castings to order
r-Loam and Dry Sand Mouldings "a
All kinds OF Quarrxing, Marble and Slate Mill
Machinery; Derrick and Hosting Machines.
Lathes and planners, Stone and Slate planners,
saws and Trimmers; Engine, Suction and Fore
Pumps, Water Pipe and Rubbing Beds.
shatting Pullies Gear and Hangers. Improved
Turbine and other Water Wheels OF desiranir
pattern. c,,
Cauldrons, Gas Retorts, Sinks, &C. Coal and
Wood Stoves, specially adapted Tor Mills ah"
Shops
p@Iight and Heavy Forge Work "a
A STOCK Of patterns the largest in the state.
ovh,cb i heiug constantly Enlarged.
In connection with the above. arrangement mas
| hssn made for the manufacture OF
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM.
| ENGINES AND BOILERS,
And any demand pertaining TO this tranaa u
nusiness will receive prompt attention.
R1pairs OF Engines and Boilers done in the most
Thorough and wurkmanhkc manner.
January l, 1851. aessioA
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ESTRAY. - STRAYED FROM

IL the premises Of the subscriber IN tins town
on the lst or I'd inst. TWO MARES. one brown
four years old, and the other d chestnut eight
wears old Any information concerning then
whereabouts viii be thankfully received and paid
for suitably by H. l.. dLEAsoN:
Rutland june sth, 1865. 2iwlw
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WASHINGTON, June -
The Treasury Department has bean
called upon today for large payments.
Yesterday there was also q heavy demand
I0r 5gTgzTfy. hTUy n ts'r' rrTitit-tttt''t-
should have como in last month, but they
were delayed
WAsuINCToN, june ..
Tho board. Of city councils to-day held
separate sessions under their two differ
eut party organizations The conserva'
tive members in joint meeting adopted a
preamble setting forth that in violation
If the charter the City Register Rcruh-
liran ha. refused 10 deliver the election
return, 70 the Joint meeting Of the coun-
ell. and concluding with resolution That
the committee again demand the returns
from the Register, in order that they may
be- counted, and the fact aseertained who
received the higher number Of votes fer
Mayor The committee after short alb
scuoe reported that the Register again
refused 'o comply with their demands so
the meeting gave the committee further
time Ia attend to business, authorized it
to send tar persons and papers, and en-
plov coue~.@. \ recess was then taken
until tomorrow evening.
WAsHiSGroN. June ..
. 4 very large and brilliant audience
completely filled the galleries Of the
House Of Representatives early this morn
Ing 10 witness the reception Of the Chi
nesa embassy. The scene was not unlike
that Of the senate chamber during some
Of the mos, interesting days OF the i'm
reaelmeut trial Al Of the corridors
w,rr crowded with ladie, and gentlemen,
who were disappointed in not getting'in-
side The DIPLOMATS galleries We're filled
almost entirely with ladies belonging to
i4msltes ut foreign Legations. When II
O'clock arrived, nearly every member WASH
his SCAT, and many distinguished person.
occupied seat. on tho floor. Chairs were
arr4nycl Immediately in front Of tn,
Speaker, desk for the embassy. y few
minutes after IL "f'7cN the embassy en-
tered tn" House preceded ny Zen BANKS
Mr.. schemes ana Mr- 'Fo'N7' 'he rs'eP
f''n o"'A'l''"e. ! i'. embassy l''''t'e'
10 the otr "' IN. HOUSE. 'n'' '''' 'i''''['
ARISING IN ia'r seats a' t"eE passed
"h"n' after arranging themselves IN
'o'''', '-'' ''N,' .',.' y :, ~ d 80 " - =
tat Happy remarks h'a 'hem welcome
, Ar, f"'.a '"' responded Tor me en-
ba~SE' IN NinaEN~ III some IT," minute
""f''''''' l" WINE" Nv ''''''',' ~ -, -,
''' ~ ''.' t'.'",' '' "
country ''''"' lie pm 81 'i'' 7'e'' -
sources 81 h'n'' ana asked attention T.
the investigation '' ''''r great i',''' ~
/ speech ""s warmly aFpI'"aea. IN
members al ~" HOUSE were '''e" ''S'''
, Ell maIE'duRty 10 'ae embassy VINO al
i'"r'" ''-'.'H t''''~'''' '''' '''' '''' - ~
Is shown ih'n
" ~" 'N''I'N' a u"' .,
r. y" ''J'"''''" caucus 81 ''',' II 'uo,
d, can senators was 'g.'' ''''' morning j,
re make ~'f9 '"''@.> III '''2 o','' ''N VI :"
. Senate H. miEht o' "'e''ea "','NN'i
ter was postponed UntI the hTSt al ~
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NEW DENTAL OFFICE

NEW DENTAL OF / G l..
~ q. BOWERS, l., p. :, has the pleasure OF
announcing that he has established Dental of-
nce in Union Block, Rooms No. D, opposite the
HERALD office, where the citizens 81 lsutland ana
,4elnlty vu md linn ready TO respond 10 the calls
81 anv rcrson requiring dental operations,
Ills rom, are timely located and heautnnlV
furnished with every convenience anu luxury
necessary tb inst class dental office.
~. rs.a.uiIal requisite Is wanting 10
enable hlm 20 meet the demands o. the puo.ic ny
the educated, skliltul and experienced dentists,
nErrErNcrN--C. \. Eortush, Esq Springfield.
Vt, @. l., Slaaer, J. ;. bowers, \. .. eooarn'
Rutland. -.
April Is, lS''S, oS"u
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Nouer The annual meeting Ut the
Rutland Missionary Association Will e.
held at thu Mission Hau~e taur door
-,,z.,..l,-tg- l.a- former s4ta-n. Trinity
Church, on Thursday, June ll'h, at 4
O'Clock p m. \ general attendance Of the
Association. and all others Interested in
is objects, is earnestly requested.
The Board at Managers are requested
h mee, Tor the usual transaction of bust
ness, on thu same day and at the same
plarc. at half past o'clock, p ~
r.r order Of the Board
l. J. W. STEoNo. Ser'y,
hes mo wed&th
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r.....,.., = = p..t.... r. ,.l.
E-.......,... 49,, ., -.
,..t ~ II 49,. = 49,
y. r.n...t~..a. I.f, :, Aims Na,3.,
night to take up his residence and com
raeure business In Boston. H' i to take
charge @. the department iar the bUl1d'
ing of locomotive, in the works Of the
we''-&now" firm Of Mckay " Aldu-
E,,, Be<'a". >alr. mu". engine and la-
.'matHe hae.l"rs.
.,..-..
''-l-----A- A--A 49, ''.'. =,
anal buildings ats" ped IL J"bn ! lower
Il Rochester. were destroyed hv fire. hay
.ug t,a -s. 10y Kerosene lantern iHtE
A1-hels af OATS and thirteen firegcs ofwool
...~..,...r,.l Los. ,ar,i,rlv covered tv
'I'"' '''.
~.Nx{vlrr.~u. - Mr. Alvin Gef Of
p..tf..l $685.. ~..r,;,,.f. .,,t.rr in hi.
a.,a .,.r..r. 49,, Afu-3.v
-'''b '#s"t " "'''' ~
morning ~ last "''@' Hr'7>.' '''''''''
4u, wtut jgrs .'h5 p4st If thu hous" oe'A'
.a,a l> bis >tn-.u-,tw. nr ] H. Hnnll
.....,..l'.-s...1.s...4...,nr If b.. might tax,
...5..~.,.,...... ..f,.r .-.,g. which he ~Ai5
N' '- ,-....
h'.1 '''N' u '. .''
.'sN}a- III #'"1mt''F' ANSWERS ''9 "'.'' Is
tb. harm. 4r"r,>el the horse. put II III
th- v.-.r. sr3 started towards F,a~
E4rk.'5rs Wtcn NJ Golf wok. up n
,,,.a 4>,..7f .;.r,r.,an q .,,r~s le,il
r.1 ,...r \,hnm Nurjnas :, about
'A' ,.t. s...,. 4.r.n H. l.,1 nm in
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have the best styles Of COLORED ALpAt a
very cheap, and WASH POPLINs Of all e3pr-'
Mt r,icas lower than can be obtained rlsew,ete.
LOOK AT PRICES
Prints from to Is cents per yard
STANDARD Cottons ut lG cents pei yard.
Bleaehed Cotton from 10 to rs cents per yard.
Cheese sacking IL cents per yard.
Come one come ull, to BUCkLIN'S STORE,
and you viii 60 away with more money than You
had before.
East Mallinglord, juno 9th. ls9s. 2lWlw
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brig hton. Cambridge ana HcdioIa'
Id An tha Rntlnnl nERALp.

For the week ending June 10, 1868.
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" A.InNGToN. June 9.
" ksutSGToN, June 9.

WASHINGTON, June ..
Commander Richmond Aulick, of the I.
5. Navy, died last night, aged forty years,
The funeral Of D. b. Wyley, member
Of Richine's opera troupe, who died yes
terdav. took place to-day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

New loRK, June ..
THIS afternoons quotations are reported as fol
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-22

ofthe strongest frieze as it was we were
nearly going over together. laid him
| on his back, where he remained without
strength or motion. Frank glarpd at
him FIR a few seconds in silence and then
took my hand aud >aid slowly:
You are good fellow, Harry, AMI
have nay thanks. | knew not what l was
doing.'
He turned away with shudder, while
poured out some brandy from my flask
and threw it in the murderer's face. He
recovered after time and sat up staring
wildly around and trembling all over.
The wretch was completely subdued
He clung to me for projection, and became
as abj-ct and crilrging as he had been
insolpnt before We waited until dusk
and then brought him to the police bar
racks. Before sunrise he was twenty
miles on his way back from whence he
came.
At the next assizes he was tried and
convicted. The judge was mercitul and
gave him a " long day"
Fever in the meantime, broke out in
Jail, and he was one of the first victims
The last words he uttered We're, "Don't
throw me overt" Let US hope his pray
er was granted.