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T,oR NEW YoRK-oLD DOMINION
n STEA MSHIp ptGnMpANy n s.<uSss


EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
| E STEAMSHIP COMPANY. z.k.sAsA ]
stasmsSips aas sSL HLBEMARIE, Ri sA. saI 2
RAToGA, HATTERAs. MI! ID -. .. 81 - =
hka M heanona sas 1ses Every iEF
and SATURDAY.. Leave Richmond every
| TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new, and were built
expressly for this route. They have splendid
/ modations, and attention, are unsurpassed
/ Goods shipped by this line are landed regu.
| larly at New York on the Company's covered
pier 81 North river, within forty-eight hours.
: Insurance effected at lowest rates when or.
dered. e
Freghts for points beyond Now York for.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made
except for actual expenses incurred.
New Orleans, and other southern ports, leave
from the adjoining pier. All goods for thess
points are promptly transferred without sx.
RAaExrs.-N.i L. McCready, president,
Greenwich street, New York; Samuel AySes
4 Co., Richmond Va. John M. West, City
Point and Petersburg; T. II. Webb, Norfolk,
Va. z-q
For fEssat 4aGE e gas:efsE HTEE sgRS se Agents.
de4 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
DHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND,
! L AND NORFOLK STEAM kEA
SHIP LINE.-Steamers NOR A1
FOLK and A LExANDRI
composing this line, will leave !. r,..-
mond every FRIDAY, alternately, ,.si
Freight taken for NORFOLK, also for
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, and NEW
ORLEANS, and bills Of lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroorn, $40. W. p. PORTER, Agent, e.,
81 Office No. 2426 on the Dock.
TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
| E AND ALL LANDINGS ONaxnT,
THE JAMES RIVER.-The fast GEls@
! and elegant steamer JOHN SYL- dazsaa
| VESTER, Captain z. @. GIFPoRp, leaves her
wharf at Rocketts for aboye-named places on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY ut
$50 o'clock A. NJ, and returns on Tuesday,
| Thursday. and Saturday. u
/ PASSENGERS arrive at NORFOLK In
time to connect with steamers for BALTI.
MORE and POINTS NORTH. .s...t
/ , TRAIN leaves CITY POINT for PETERS.
/ BURG on arrival OF STEAMER. ss4 % 4
Fare to Norfolk, 500; sa
FREIGHT
received up to p. N. daily for BOST0Nt
BALTIMORE, principal LANDINGS ON
| CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ALL LAND
INGS ON JAMES RIVER at reasonable
| rates. trts
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
| Letters entrusted to purser Of steamer must
be enclosed in q Government stamped enve.
lope.
Apply to L; B. TATUM, Agent.
fe9 Office, Steamers wharf.
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Meetings.

PICHMOND ACADEMY OF MEDI-
~ CINEs-There will be meeting Of the
Richmond Academy Of Medicine, at the
usual room, on FRIDAY the eth instant, at
alf-past 2 o'clock
s., E. S. GAILLARD, b
NH Git ,"Z President.
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CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATIONS
" OF HENRICO COUNTY.-There will
be q meeting OF the Conservative party at the
COURTHOUSE atl o'clock p. NJ. on SAT-
URDAY the 7th instant Superintendents
and Chiefs Of Fifties are expected to be present
mhe-at = r. OAUTHORN, Secretary.
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ATOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT

In application will be made to the Auditor
of the State Of Virginia for a renewal of Ger
tiflcates of Stock of the following numbers,
and standing in my name on the Auditors
books S,767, act March II, 1868, for $500; |;
3,75S, act March II, 1866, for 500; 602 act
March IS, 1858, for $500; 3,l39, act March %,
1850, for $6O0-said stock having been lost or
nislaid.
fe 21-FSm SELMA S. COLES.
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uIGHLY IMPORTANTl
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
CLOSING OUT
AT AND BELOW COST

Contemplating change in the business, !
have determined to sell off my entire stock OF
FALL and WINTER GOODS, which is very
complete in all branches, regardless Of cost.
A call and examination from those IN want
will satisfy them that am not merely adver-
tising to- but really am selling
AT AND BELOW COST.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
de % 529 Broad street, corner of Sixth.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
IL ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and after Friday the 10th day OF January,
run as follows:
Going ,oest-Mail Train.-Leave Richmond
daily at SIS A. NJ. leave Danville daily at
j:2S P NJ. arrive at Greensboro daily at
s:sj P. NJ. connecting at Burkeyille with
trains on the Southside railroad for Farmyille,
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville,
Memphis, Grand Junction, New Orleans. &C.,
and At Greensboro with trains on the North
Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon, At
lanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, &c.
Going east.-Mail and Passenger Train
Leave Greensboro daily at A. M. leave
Uanyille daily at 6:43 A. NJ. arrive at Rich.
mond 1T 3:l5 P. NJ.
Accommodation Train from Lynchburg.-
Leave Burkeville daily Sundays excepted) at
$50 P NJ; arrive at Richmond at 700 P. III.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
"a IN Superin tendent
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SHspa,saa,g.
TN0R s NEW YoRK-OLD DONIFION

sEOR NEW YORK OLD DOMINION
E STEAMSHIP C0MRANY.-
The new and elegant sde.wheeIS
stsamaiiip ALBEMARLE. Cspsain Bot1xs,
DAY, March 7tt, at O'clock r. III. Freight
received up 70 ~ O'Clock Fare, of9. E0Hnd
ticksts, SEQ; stesraes, a. ThroERh bills sledtng
signed TO Boston, and Insurance. elected &C
- - :. - = s' sp;s 8. 4YREs q co.
NH 6-3t Main and Eleventh strpAfS -
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FWrnStatre, DO.

HAVE REMOVED TO No. 814
Il BROAD STREET, where will continue
the FURNITURE BUSINESS as heretofore.
Particular attention will be paid to manufac-
turing and repairing furniture. I would In.
vite special attention to the TIN SAFES OF
my own manufacture, Of entirely new pat
terms Shall keep on hand an assortment OF
furniture, which will be sold low for cash.
fe ll-rl3thM q. MI. kOONES.
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wv TED, SOUTHERN AND
WESTERN
REAL ESTATE, PLANTATIONS, FARMS,

MINERAL AND TIMBER LANDS,
on or near railroads or nayigable waters and
healthy localities.
Owners earnest to sell, having clear titles
land none others), will please address me i'm
mediately, giving very full description of pro-
perty offered for sale, lowest price, cash re-
quired on taking deed, and most liberal terms
for payment of balance, with brief outline or
abstract of title. E. FL. BROWN,
Real Estate Broker, l2l Nassau street,
,oh Q et Nevv York citv.
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T D. BRIG GS, THE OLDEST
L. ESTABLISHED BAKER NOW
DOING BUSINESS IN
THE CITY.
ESTABLISHED 1854.
STORES:
7o7 MAIN STREET AND 5le BROAD STREET.
LOOK AT THE WHOLESALE LIST OF
@ PRICES:
Soda Crackers, lie. Butter Crackers, nc.
Oyster Crackers, l0c Water Crackers, l0c.
Snice Nuts. lSc. Cream Crackers, 16c.
Sugar Crackers, l5c. Cracker Dust, Rc
Sugar Cakes, SOC. .Molasses CaKes, ooc.
Arrowrootr Crackers, 1bc.
And all kinds of PLAIN, FANCY, and Oh.
NAMENTAL CAKES, CRACKERS ana
PIES, wholesale and retail.
N. B.-Liberal discount given to mercnanW.
deSl
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w ANTE %SMRSR ,, WH1sKER RERRBA BAREEE 4iM.
Der, HEADINGS and SLAVES, and HOOP
POLES, in large or small quantities, empty
HOGSHEADS, BARRELS, KEGS, etc, OF
all descriptions, NEW or SECONDHAND,
for which the highest cash price will be paid
at my cooper shops, No. 17l0 Gary street, ana
II. METZGER, Cooper.
fo
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,a
RICHMOND, VA, August "a, 1867. :
ON AND AFTER the SOth instant the
" TRAINS ON THIS ROAD will leave as
follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN daily Except Mondays)
at4A NJ. -
THROUGH MAIL daily at LAO P. NJ.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily
except Sundays at 4:l5 p. M.
The a. M. train connects closely with
trains as far south as Augusta, Ga, and at
Petersburg with trains of the Southside rail.
way.
The Lao P. NJ. train makes close and sure
connections with trains for all points south
as far as New Orleans.
The AIS p. M. train connects at Petersburg
with trains for Norfolk.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and
all points north and west.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily
Except Sunday at 1880 A. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $50 A. M.
THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sunday at
7:45 P. NJ.
Fare to Norfolk, s.. Baggage checked
through. E. H. GILL,
se6 Engineer and Superintendent
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Bakeries.

VOU CAN FIND AT T. E. GILL'S
Il BAKERY, No. $50 Broad street, the fol-
lowing at wholesale:
SODA CRACKERS, 1lc.;
BUTTER CRACKERS, l1c.;
CREAM CRACKERS, &c.,;
ARROw-RooT CRACKERS, &c.,;
OYSTER CRACKERS, loc.;
SUGAR CAKES, 5oc.;
MOLASSES CAKES, 5Oc.; i
SPICE NUTS, 1sc. fe2s
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Lost, Str0yed, and EOes9ed.

.T OST OR MISLAID, DEED OF
IL TRUST NOTE drawn by John Greene,
of Richmond, Va, to the order Of Samuel II.
Adams, and endorsed by him to S. II. & J F.
Adams, for $9, ,260, at ave years from March l6,
1885, with interest. The public are cautioned
against negotiating the same. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it with
s. H. ADAMS, No. 900 Baltimore street, Bal
timore. ~ h6-Stk
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r OST, on yesterday, on Twentieth
~ street between Franklin and Grace, q
LADY'S FUR ylCToRINE. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving it at the
store of JoYHBR & SLATBR, or at my house,
corner Franklin and Twentieth streets.
NH 5-3tx n. B. w. JOYNER.
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surgeons. Although the wounded were
largely treated in open tents, tetanus was
comparatively rare occurrence. The
course adopted by the Confederate Sur
geon- General in cases of modification con-
spicuously diminished the number OF
deaths from the scourge of hospitals
treatment in open tents in pure country
air being always eDjoined.
Twoother surgical facts of importance to
the physician, the lawyer, and the general
public. were referred to as clearly estab-
iished. When q wound is made with clean
knife or other sharp instrument, in short
time there is manifested vital fluid, which
glutinizes the contiguous surface, and the
wound heals by first intention "a mode
Of reparation once considered only posi-
ble: and it was held that 8 gunshot wound
could not heal in this way. Healing by
first intention was therefore considered
proof that a wound was not from gunshot
The second fact is even more Important II
it's nedico.legal relations. Distinguished
authorities formerly held that when bal
masses through the body, the wound Of
exit is larger than the wound OF entrance
n is now clearly demonstrated that excep.
tions are numerous enough to destroy the
validity of the rnle. Z.
The last surgical lesson mentioned by
the Professor was, that in no instance !.
the windage of ball from even the Largest
fleld piece sufficient TO exert force detri tr
mental TO health or life; and that tns
reports Of injuries ascribed to such cause
could not be received as true. :. -,
The medical lessons Of the war, II wa
stated. have been numerous and important
We regret that our limited space pre-
/ cindes anything more than brief mentiol
Of the Professor's remarks onIthe subject
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T OST, on yesterday, a NEGOTIABLE
IL NOTE drawn by W. w. Sledd in favor of
Bosher Il Woody, stsixty days, for 800. The
public Is cautioned against trading for it,
The finder will oblige the owner by leaving it
at the Dispatch office. NH 6-lt*
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OK -Strayed from my house,
mouth, and brass tips on her horns.
The above reward will be paid to W1
any person who will deliver her to
me at the work shops Of the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad.
NH 5-2t* W. II. ANTHONY.
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State Items.

The Republicans of Essex County
meet in Convention ut Guildhall on the
2Sth to nominate county officers.
THE LamoiHe NeWsdouior says
"The announcement of the failure of
Bedding, Keith d Co., London, bankers,
has created considerable sensation i'm
this community and much sympathy.
1t is hoped that part of the intelligence
that imputes dishonesty to the partner
Bedding will prove incorrect. The des-
patches say that he has absconded, talk
ing the available funds of the concern.
In such cases first dispatches are not al
ways reliable, and before we believe that
our young friend is guilty of such con-
duct, we shall demand further evil
dencc.n
SENATOR MORRILL, was at his home
in Stanford few days last week.
DIR. HENRY BoYNToN, of Woodstock
Henry Hall, Esq, Rutland, and f.
p. Walton, of Montpelier, were on the
Sth inst, elected resident members of
the New England Historic Gcnealogi-
cal Society of Boston.
MEASURES are being taken to appro-
priately celebrate the 4th ofJuly in Rut-
land
PATENTS were issued to the following
NermonterS for the week ending May
10Th:
Martin NJ. Crooker OF Rutland, assign
or 10 self and AFRO b. Allen of same
place, for improved railroad ear.
\. }. Van Ornum OF Hartford, for i'm
proVement in turning lathes.
Charles C. Miller of Brattleboro, as.
signor to :. NJ. Spencer u Co., of same
place, for Improvement in bench drills
THE Free Press says:
Conductor Phipps' train ran off a mis-
placed switch at Essex Junction Satur.
day evening and did not get back to the
depot here till midnight. Among the
passengers so delayed were Gov. Pag,
and Supt. Merrill of the Rutland Road
EUGENE, son of Parker Cross, wa.
badly injured at Lane, Pitkin & Brock 4
mill Montpelier, June LIST, and cam,
near being killed by circular saw.
THE annual meeting of the Vernon
Homeopathic Medical Society will b.
held at the Memphramagog House
Newport, June 10 and II.
CHARLES NJ. Manifold has been ap
pointed postmaster at Chester, vice c
| II. Rowe, resined.
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MI DAILY TRANSCRIPT JUNE 2, 1865.
fCpsOUUf.

Hannibal Hamlin, who is an excel
lent "stumpcrn has taken the stump for
Grant and ColfaX, and will do good SER
vice during the presidential campaign.
The late f.. A. Chaplin, formerly SUI
pcrintendent of the Rutland and Bur-
lington Railroad, had Sl5, 81 insur-
ance on his life.
The Free Press says that f. A. STAINS
bury Esq, of New York, formerly of
Burlington, is secretary of the recently
organized Homeopathic Mutual Life
Insurance Co., of New York who offers
insurance at reduced rates, to those who
use the Homeopathic practice, in their
ailments.
Edwin NJ. Stanton, !r. confidential
clerk to the Secretary of War, and chief
clerk of the War Department, resigned
on Thursday of last week.
The Newport Mercury states that the
statue presented to Newport, II. l., by
August Belmont, in memory of Com
modore Mathew c. Perry, is to be plac-
ed in Truro Park, on the same site now
occupied by the flag staff. Its cost,
when completed, will b, 100000, and is
superb piece of work, and Mr.. Bel
mont's arrangements are so far perfect
ed, that the ceremonies incident to the
unwilling of the same will take place
about the both of June.
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{UUGli0H Nehrs.

The Queens Birth Day was appropri-
ately observed at St Armand Station
The celebration was gotten up, as we
learn from the st. Johns NeUs, by the
Phillipsburg Volunteer Company,
which, under the direction of Capt
Smith and the other officers, invited
the Clarenceville, Bedford, Durham,
and Frelghsburg Companies to join
them. Acknowledgement McDougall
and Lieut.-Col. Earle We're present and
reviewed the troops.
The "PhmniX," the new hotel at
Durham, is said to be among the finest
in the Eastern Townships.
The Ne,Cs says:
On Monday last Mr.. Emery La
marche, of ST. Johns, met with pain
full, but fortunately not so serious an ac-
cident as might have happened from the
same cause. Coming out of Mr. Me-
Googan's hotel, he held an old fashioned
pistol in his right hand, full cooked, and
on the act of raising it, the contents
were discharged, striking his left hand,
and carrying off his little finger and a
portion of the hand. The pistol was on
~ lOducu WIFI DluIlh cartridge. Inc
wound, which was dressed by DIR. More
head, of course Occasioned much suffer
ing.
His Lordship the Bishop of Montreal
and Metropolitan, has returned from
Europe accompanied by Mrs. Fulford.
The health of the latter is still critical.
On Monday His Lordship was presented
with congratulatory address signed by
the clergy of his diocese.
AT the COnsilium of the Romish HER
archy lately held at Quebec, it was de-
cided to divide theEcclesiastica Province
of Quebec into three; 1. The Province
of Quebec, to include the dioceses of
Quebec Montreal, Three Rivers, St
Hyacinthe and Rimouski. ,. Ontario
Of which Toronto will be the archepis-
copal seat. 3. The diocese of the Red
River and the i'm l.ense territories OF
the North West.
On Sunday afternoon Bishop Bourget
of Montreal, laid the foundation stone OF
the New Catholic College on Visitation
street, in presence of the Mayor, several
members of the Corporation and Ovel
5000 people. \ procession took place
from st. Peters Church to the new Col
lege, which was blessed with the usual
ceremonies.
Montreal is to have a new Custom
House. 1t is needed.
Nj. NJ. TAFT, Esq, advocate, Rich
mond, was "ordained' in st. Johns
Church, Church of England Mel
bourne, on Sunday, the 18th of May, ~
Lay Reader. by the Bishop of Quebec.
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Batteries Sent to the Front
WASHINGTON, June I'd.

WASHINGTON, June I'd.
Up to the latest hour last night il
was thought that the Democrats had
carried the city yesterday by large ma
jority, and they were parading the
streets in consequence, last night. Cor
rected returns, however, changed the
result and gave Mr.. Bowen, the Radi-
cal candidate for Mayor, SO Majority
The Democrats have one majority in
the City Council, and they have the
power, by throwing out sufficient
number of votes to give certificate Of
election to the Democratic candidate for
Mayor.
New YORK, June 2.
a London special of yesterday states
that letters from Abyssinia dated on the
river Zacossi, April 3Oth, have been re-
ceived. Anarchy and civil war prevail
all over the country. The released
chieftains had raised armies against
Gobazye, the chief who assisted Gen.
Napier, and was named King Theo-
dore's successor. The General of the
latter, Mashesba, pursued one Of the
released chiefs named Funer, and bat
tie was fought on the the Goth of April,
in which the latter were Victorious
When the Waldamen, with Mashesba,
saw their former chief they reversed
spears and rushed to him with joy
They then. turned on Mashesba, defeat
ed the remainder of his army, and took
him prisoner. 1t is believed that when
the English leave the country, the
Egyptians will take possession of it.
New YORK, June 2.
A Montreal special despatch states
that the Fenians are quiet at ST. Adams
and Malone. There are $4,000 stands
of arms at Ogdensburgh, and beef and
pork are on the way. An attack is me-
naccd on Prescott and Cornwall, to cut
the canals. Government detectives re-
port all quiet, but a raid is certain be-
fore the 1st of July. The Dominion
Government protests against the remov-
al of troops, and insists that three regi
ments be sent out, and four batteries.
Two batteries have been sent to the
front, and two millions of rounds of cart
ridges. An order to-day doubles the
volunteers pay, in order to keep up the
efficiency of the force.
Gold, 1899.
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MiNincly ana Dress .NUhinD,
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

favorable opportunity is presented to ener-
getic and reliable business men who can devote
their entire time to the business, to represent
this old. staunch, and most successful Life Com
pany, in unoccuped territory III the State of
Vermont. The many popular features peculiar
to the PhTnix Mutual, and che great advantages
it offers to the insuring public-its freedom from
restrictions on travel and occupation nom
forfeitable policies it's liberal premium system
the economy OF the manag, ment, and its large
annual dividends, render it the most profitable
Comv any to Agents DESTROYS of realizing hand
some competency by their enterprise and ener-
gy. Apply to G. l.. BABCOCK,
State Agent Phoenix Mutual Life ms. Co.
d6-tf Union Block, Rutland Vt.
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THE POVERTY OF LONDON.-London
is never tired of admiring its own vast
ness and wealth, its population, greater
than that of many Kingdoms; its trade,
larger than that of India annual addi-
ton of a new city to its extent and re-
sources. 1t is we'll before the next hymn
is sung to Mammon and his glory to re-
member this little fact: The number of
London paupers relieved by legal aims
on the last day of February in this year
was 156,650. Add the professional beg
not beg but remain dinnerless, and we
shall find that London contains popu-
lation as great as that of Leeds with
nothing to eat. The social cohesion must
be strong which stands that strain
London Spectator.
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Vermont Daily Transcript.
TUESDAY, JUNE ?, 1868.
Local Items.

BUTTER. To-day was busy day i'll
our market, and a large amount of but
ter was brought in. Prices ranged from
20 to 80 cents per pound, which it Will
he seen is above the last weeks prices.
But little cheese was brought in.
Prices ranged from 10 to IA cents per
round.
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A BIC EGG.-Mrs. Helen Nye, of
Highgatc, has sent us hens egg which
measures 6e inches in circumference
one way, and Il the other, or longest
way. This egg, the product of an en-
terprising Bramah hen. born in Yer
mont, is not related to the Lay of the
Last MINSTREL
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POSTPONED. The trial of Miller the
murderer, which was set for to-day,
ut Woodstock, has, on motion OF the re-
spondents counsel, been postponed I'M
til the 9th of June.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. The
Franklin County sunday School Con-
vention, it is announced, will be hcld at
Franklin, June Sth, 9th and 10th, at the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Bs7s~ Have you seen Prangs Chrome?
''Old Oaken Bucket" "FalcOner and
Bride"
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RICHFORD.-We ere indebted to the
Sentinel for the following items:
We notice that the importers of live
stock from the Province of Quebec are
driving brisk business this season.
Hon. S. p. Carpenter, Deputy Collector
in this town, informs us that 541 head
of cattle, valued at S., sos, and 90 horses
have been entered at the Custom House
here. One dealer, Hon. II. d. Farrar,
has paid over 81 900 in gold for duties on
cattle imported by him during the pres
ent month.
The meeting of the Directors and
Officers of the Union Agricultural Socie-
ty will be held at the American House,
in this town, June 9th, at l O'clock
p. m.
Mr.. ]. p. Goddard has bestowed ex-
tensive repairs upon the Union House
which improves its appearance much.
From our own observation and the ties.
timony of others, we feel warranted il
saying that "Park" is keeping good
house.
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DsyN Have you seen Prangs Chrome ?
,'Old Oaken Bucket" "Falconer and
Bride.n
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DOYS. GO TO WIN, n SMITH Il cos FOR
ID YOUR SPRING CLOTHING.
EST RAY.

Came into the enclosure of Dudly b. Hill,
about the 18th Of May, a stray three year old
mare Colt, sorrcl color. white face, with white
feet all around, and light manp and tail,
DUDIY b. HILL.
Fairfield, May Is, 1868. 2l7-3w