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CANADA.
Tne McGee murder Trial.

OTTAWA, Sept. l7.-Patrick Blakeley
one of the accompliCes in the MCGEE
murder is said to be insane. Bail pro-
badly will be accepted from Eagleson,
Enright and Murphy the other accom-
plices. Whalen most strongly protests
that he did not shoot MCGEE, but
knows who did. It Is expected that he
will make II full confession before long.
QUEBEC, Sept. 17.--The Yacht Monette
of this city won the race to-day, for the
code of signals; distance, sixty miles in
hours and 81. minutes. During por-
tion of the race the yachts sailed against
the tide. The weather here is cold and
rainy.
TORONTO, Sep. 1.-THE express rob-
bers were again before the Police Com
missioners to-day. Ben. Thompson
was discharged. He then gave evidence
for the defence, which went to shw that
the robbery was planned with co-ope-
ration of the express messenger; that
there was no violence used, and that
the offence was simply embezzlemt MT,
which is not extraditionol.
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Gen. scuEscK is of opinion that the
Republicans will carry Ohio in October
by from thirty to forty thousand ma
jority. In his own district the Democ'
racy under Vallandigham are waging
a fierce fight, but Mr.. Schenck thinks
he will beat him. Vallandigham is re-
ceiyiug aid from New York in the shape
of money, which he is spending quite
freely. he has also commenced TO col
onize from neighboring districts where
the majorities are hopelessly Republic
can. AS there Is no registry law in
Ohio, he can do this with impunity.
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s,cc,Iprtn Rrooko county.

Ono of the most successful meetings
vet held in the Panhandle was held at
Mnhou's School House (Sugar GroVe,l
Wednesday evening. Two hundred
people were present and Overlooking
with enthusiasm. The Wells5urg Glee
Club were present and sang their best
stirred up the crowd even
more than the speeches. Tho speakers
were Judge Martin and n Mr.. Waldron
of fsteubenville, and A. D. Caldwell Esq.
of this City.
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AUGUSTA, Me.,s Sept. 17.-George t.
Knox and James N. Harwood, enlist
ed In the United States arsenal, in this
city, were arrested this morning and
arraigned before United States Com
missioner ]. n. Manly, charged with
setting the fires which occurred on the
arsenal grounds on the 9th of July and
5ih of August last. They were each
held in $1,000. Geo. F. Talbot, us.
District Attorney, conducted the ex-
animation in person. General Tottep,
of the United States army, has been
investigating these cases for the past
fnnr weeks.
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Convention of MachInisis and Black.
amIlns.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 1.-THE 11th
annual Convention of the Machinists
and Blacksmiths' International Union
of North America, is now being held
here, The session commenced yester-
day afternoon with President o. B.
Daily in the chair, T. Z. McFeely. OF
Midiileport, Wisconsin, Secretary. The
President made an address, in which
he recommended the establishment OF
an Intelligence Office for the accom-
mediation of employees. The Conven-
tion will probably continue three days.
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DenIa, of Ircported outrnges.

NASHVILLE, Sept. IA correspon-
dent of a New York paper who was
sent to Bowling Green, KY, to inyesti-
gate the alleged outrages on Union
men in that neighborhood, as tele-
Eraphed to the Northern papers, arriv-
conferred with the Leading Radicals,
who aver that the stories OF outrage
and intimidation are false in every par
ticular.
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THE Congressional Committee stated
that the news of the Vermont election
has had depressing effect upon the
Ku-Klux in the South, while the Union
lists are greatly elated. Mr.. Tullock
thinks the news from Niaine Will add
somewhat TO this, and lie anticipates
less trouble and fewer outrages from
the dfscontented .ex-repel element in
the Southern States.
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CLEVELAND, Sept. 1.-THE barque
Clough, of Black river, went ashore II
miles east of this city, Tuesday night.
ALI hands were lost except Rush Reed,
second mate. The names of the lost are
j. S. Reed, captain; Geo. Derrick, first
mate; Catharine Sullivan, stewardess;
Chapman, Bleer and Fitzpatrick, lake
sailors. The barque Berlin is reported
ashore six miles east OF here, laden
with coal and lath. She is insured In
Boston for $1,000. The scow Lone Star
is ashore in Black river,
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ueister Clymer, who was one of the
Democratic speakers yesterday, voted
for bill as q member of the Pennsyl-
yania Legislature, to deny our soldiers
in the field the right to vote. And he
is brought out here to teach our people
whom 10 vote for. E -
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River nnd Reather.

PITTSBURGH, sept. 17.-River 6 feet IL
inches and falling. Weather clear and
very cool.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 17.-Weather clear;
thermometer 56o; white frost last night.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-The weather
is very cold here; thermometer early
this morning, 450. At Rochester last
night there was light frost.
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clear rib sides, and 15I<a1611c for clear;
sugar cured hams, dull at 2Oa2lc.

clear rib sides. and 15<a1611c for clear;
sugar cured hams, dull at 20a2lc.
BUTTER-Firm at 3Sa3Sc.
CaEEsE-l51<a161zc for Western Re-
EGGs-Firm at 20c.
APPLEs-S1 50a4 90 per Dbl.
PEACHES-S2a3 90 per bus.
OILs-Linseed, 81 10, with sales OF 135
bbls. Lard, unchanged.
GRocERIEs-Sugar-Firm. Coffee
22a24c.
BEEF CATTLRNFlrm at So OOa6 25 for
common to prime extra; shipping at
Hoos@Firm at slOa1l so gross.
Chicago.
SEPTEMBER 17.-FLoUR Active ;
spring extras 81 1211a9 70.
GRAIN.-Wheat-In fair request and
11za1Ac lower; sales No. at 81 seal 5S;
No. 2 81 50a1 81, closing atS1 5la1 5lA;
this afternoon No. dull at 81 81. Corn
Steady; sales No. at 951<957<e; No.
change 95k for No 2. Oats-In fair
demand and Na17c lower. closing at
5la5l1zc for No. l. Barley-Opened
easier, and closed firm at 81 651Sa1 66
for No. in store.
ST. Louis.
SEPTEMBER, l7.-FIour-Dull and
unchanged.
observation-disclosures; prime
to fancy fall at 81 O0a2 80. Corn-Very
dull at 95a9Sc. Oats-Unchanged at
52a5sc. Rye-Unchanged at 81 16<a
10. Barley-Ranges from 81 SOa2 20
for spring.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-D and heavy
at S29a29 %. Bacon-Dun. Shoulders
AT 122<a1S. Old and new clear sides
range at 16a16%.
LARD-Helda at 100 for choice.
WHIsKY-Held higher without sales.
Toledo.
SEPTEMBER 17.-FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN = Wheat-Without material
change; white Michigan 81 OF; amber
81 031za2 03A for No. 1; red 81 02a2 03;
No. 2 do 81 SO; No. 1 spring 81 ~; No. 2
81 81; No. 8 81 45. Corn-Dull and q
shade better; No. 81 04; No. 1, white,
81 Us. Oats-Steady at SIC for No. 1,
Michigan. Rye-Unchauged, at 81 %
for No l. Buffalo.
SEPTEMBER I7.-GRA1N-wheat-
active; No.2 offered at 81 SIC; buyers IS.
Corn-Dull, at 81 0S. Oats-Light re-
quest at 62Izc. Barley-Firm at 81 20.
HIGH WINRs-Sl 80.
FREIaHTs - Unchanged; shippers
holding of.
MilwHuKee.
SEPTEMBER 17.-FLoUR-Dull and
prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady, at 81 6l for
No. in store.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 17.-H. w. Breek-
ley, of Fincastle, Virginia, committed
suicide last night at the MRltby House,
by taking morphine. He had prevI-
ously been playing faro, and lost 81 600.
Deceased served during the war as col
onel of a rebel regiment.
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MR.. JOHNSON and his friends are
greatly chagrined because it has been
determined to call Congress together
and take anot her recess. They are de-
nouncing 1t as an evidence Of coward
leo upon the part OF the Republicans,
and asserts that it casts an unjust sus-
picion, upon the President, Inasmuch
as ho has manifested disposition to
behave himself since Congress left be-
fore.
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AS THERE is great curiosity to know
what one OF the trades MIR. Cary be-
longst to We may say that he Is in the
gas business. His chief implement
is his jaw-the same kind employed by
Sampson.
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TIE mAISE ELECTION.
aIaJority RcarIy .

Republican MaJOrlty HoarIy $4,000.
NEW York, Sept. 1G.-The latest dis
patches from Maine, covering reports
from over three hundred towns, indi-
cate a Republican majority OF nearly
twenty-three thousand, Radical gain
of about ten thousand. Democratic
gain on the vote seven thousand. The
vote was the largest ever cast, being
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To Prevent IODINE STAINING. The
addition OF carbolic acid to the tincture
Of Iodine not only imparts antiseptic
properties, but also renders the Iodine
colorless. This will undoubtedly be u
welcome piece of news to such ladies
who are compelled to use the article,
as the stain caused by the application
ofIodine has always been a great "bug
bear" to them.
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NEW York, Sept. 17.-There were
Massachusetts, and Albany and Elmi-
IN, and other places in this State.
UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 17.-Frost visited
this vicinity last might, and 42 miles
south OF Utica, at Sherbourn, snow
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COMNERCIAI AND FINANCIAL.
aARXET. BX TELEsRAFs.
NEW YORK, Sept. II, 1868.
REGULAR REPORT.


CorroN-Firmer with fair business
doing; sales 1 800 bales at 261kc for mid
ding uplands, closing quiet.
FLoUR-Moderately active, and in
buyers favor.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and 1a2c lower
for spring; winter in light supply and
steady. Rye-Nominally unchanged.
Oats-Dull and heavy at 65s69c ut de-
pot, and 70a70Ec afloat for new west
unsound, and 81 l91 for sound new
mixed western ahoat.
PRov1sIoNs-Pork- at S2S IS
a2S 90 for mess, cash and regular; sales
750 bbls mess, seller October, at S2S so.
BeeE-Quiet. Cut Meats-Dul and
changed. Lard-Quiet at 20a20Sc for
fair to prime steam.
EGos-Quiet at 26a27c,
DRY GOODS.
This being Jewish holiday coupled
with the recent fall in cotton the con-
sequence is decline in goods. The
market has become quiet, and buyers,
confidence in the prices of fcotton fabrics
has become SO that If goods were now
offered, based on cotton at zoe per
pound, there would not be purchasers
for any thing not absolutely required for
immediate use.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Firm; opening at 1445S, and
closing at 1447s.
GovERNMENT SToCKs-Firmer and
active demand from out town investors;
quotations close. Coupons 'SI, ,114x; '62,
I132<al14: '64, 1091za110: '65, 1l1T; do.
new, 1Os7Sal09; '67, 1895; 1O.4Os, IO45sa
1O43<.
1O97SallO; Western Union. Telegraph,
81; New York Central, 1247<a126; Erie,
475<a475s; Ohio and Mississippi, 292Sa
29z; do. preferred, 70; Wabash. 6S1Sa
631f; do. preferred, 751z; Michigan Cen
traI, 1lSa1l9; Michigan Southern, S47<a
IS: Toledo, 1021<al027<; Fort Wayne,
1O92{ Gallo; Terre Haute, 451Sa45N; do.
preferred, 65a67.
EXPRESS SHAREs-wells, Fargo &
Co., 27za2S; American. 4S1fa4S2<
Adams 5la5l1<; United States, 4sI<a
4sIz; Merchants Union, 241<a24H.
Cincinnati.
SEPTEMBER 17.-FLoUR-Fair de-
mand; family S9a9 so.
GRAIH-wheat-AtS 81 e5 for No. i.
Corn-Dull and declined TO 96a9Sc doEI
ear and shelled. Oats-Firn at oSaoEe
for No. 1 to choice white. RSe11D,n S1.D,an
and dropping; No. Isl 35a1 81. BaFiey -, ICY
Steady; fail 50 2Oa2 80; spring 81 Goa
2 100. .a,.. 1eo
WI WaisKY-scarce rs and firm at zoe in
bond and 81 80 free.
PRoyIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Steady at
500 m. IRrd-In demand at 1S1sa19c,
latter rate. Bulk Meats-Dull; shouI-
fiers IlKc; sides held at 1870. Bacon
12Xal3c for shoulders; 15a15Izc Tor
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.FRosr.-This region was visited on
Wednesday night with heavy frost
the FIRST of the season. We did not
learn that any damage was done. Yes
terday morning, heavy clothing and
fire were necessary to make one COM
Portable.
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TOLEDO, Sept. 17.-Gen. WalbridGe,
of New York, Hon. J. NJ. Ashley, Gen.
Grosvenor and Gem Gibson, of Ohio,
addressed large Republican meeting
this afternoon at Woodville, Ohio.
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The object Of this suit Is 10 enforce dCCd
of trust made by John w. Gil on the I'd
day OF September, 1856, 10 Daniel Peck, To
secure four notes made by The satd Jonn W i.
GIL TO Drakely FentS n. and 20 subject ceT-
tain properly therein mentioned to the pay
menI OF a Judgment obtained by the said
DRkely & FenLOn, against the said JOtn w.
GIL In Iss5. in the circuit IouiL ioT ONO
County, west Virginia.
Ard II appearing tTom an affidavit MED Ia
the cause, tlat the deienoants, John w. Sii
and VIM, ). GIL, are not residents OF tLls
rsIate on motion Of complAlnnuLs' cOunteI,
n is ordered that they do appear EeIe within
one month amer the fourth weekly pubiIca-
tlon and due posting Of TINS order at Ihs mont
door OF the Court House of Ohio County, and
do what tney may Ceem NJ TO protect their
Interest
Teste. MICHAEL ]. BREISIG, ok
NIX. z. HCBBARD, Eol'r for ConpPL
anRZ-laWSWu
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COMMUNICATIONS devil inquiries If
Cary the Workingman is "toilor Of
the Sea ?" and answers: No he is a toll
er of the Seymour. That boy will be
President some day. Eg1 t
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Announcement of Public Meetings

Tho Union Republican state Central Com
mittee ANNOUNCE the following list OF Union
meetings, which will lie addressed by the
srenkeIs named below:
County Committees and all Union men arc
requested TO see that full notice is given OF
the meetings iu their county and that
proper Accommodations for Speakers anu
audience arc provided.
Friday, September is.
Rnchsc Court House, Hon. w E ,9e,sf Stevenson
Bellton. Hon; IsL Jdo: 3: cHrine'
Saturday, September 10,
U,cst BIil6oTd. Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
- Gov. A. I. foreman.
WhesIfuu. Hon. ino. =. Carlue.
BrGHGionriHe, A. W. Campbell.
Monday. September q.
p,4,nf,to1ru. Hon. W, Z. Stevenson
Gov. F. IL. PeiI point.
CTronkrille MAI. X. s. Brown.
]. q. Schillng.
CabeH C. u, Hun. J. II. Ferguson.
PurEersbWrG, Hon. Jno. \. Garlic
Pieinlont, A. ". Campbell.
IutIGay. Scpte1nber22,
We,t ORION. Hnn. Jno. =. Garlic.
WeihI,LT1, Gov. +. Il. Peiri oiu'.
Wednesday, Stpte'HDtT 3.
lfaTsinsJttro, A W. Campbell.
"A TRuTGduY, September "a,
Heston. Hon. Jno. g. CarlIle.
Fr'dsy, September IS,
RueEhannon. Hon. inn. =. Garlic.
6foundsriiie. GOV. F. II. PeIrpoint.
Saturday, September 90,
J2tflfrpa. Hon. Jno. $. Garlic.
IVLSSfin0 Gov, r, H. Peirpuint.
SisteTsritic. Gov. A. 1. Foreman.
MOnciqy. September 2S.
Irn,,,c c. II. Hon. J. Fl. Ferguson.
Wirt, O, H., Gen. Il II. liuvHI.
Tucsdoy, Septeplbey 60,
VTTt C.R, Gen. J. H. Duval.
Gov. a. 4. BOIemnn.
Wednesday, September 80,
Gnmer. c.H., Gen. F. p. PeIrpoint.
Ffidoy, Octo6er2.
Charleston, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Monday, Octoscr5.
CoaLono,lLh- Hon. w. E. Stevenson
LincoIn q. C., Hon. j, II. Ferguson.
Tuesday, Octobtr6.
Winfield. Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Franklin, It. X. Carskadon.
Wednesday, OctoJer7,
B,l1dIo, Hon. W. K. Stevenson
Thtrsdoy. octobcrs,
Point Pleasant, Hon. w. Z. Stevenson
Saturday, Octoter 10,
CuleH Court Eouse, Hon. w. Z. Stevenson
Snencer. Gen. w. H. Powell.
Hon. ]. 81. Phelps.
ROdne @. H., Capt. - I'd. fueIp5'
Ronddy, october IL,
Cerocio. Uau,,e Co., Hon. W. Z. Stevenson
Wyoming i = G. H., Hon. j. H. Ferguson.
1uesdGy. october1s.
Grant C. H., T.R. Csrskadon.
Wednesday,, Octobcr14, .-s. ST. ';
Mason city, Hon. W. L. Stevenson,
FT4ddy, October 10,
Rare1s,rood, Hon. W. Z. Stevenson,
Hondoy, October 10,
I2eurIzLe. Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
RdISf1h G H., Hon. ]. H. Ferguson.
7Hestisy, Oete6tr 90.
NelU Greek, T.R. CarBlkadon.
Wednesday, October 81,
Parkers5urg, Hon. W. E. steveneon'
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WISCOHsIN.
Non,,nn.lon for Congress.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1.-THE Demo-
cratic committee of the first district to-
day nominated Alexander Mitchell for
Congress,
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Who have always favored dissolu-
ton of the Union? Democrats.
Who brought on the wal? Tho Demo-
cratic party.
VINO gave aid and succor to the Reb.
els? The Democratic party.
Who boosted that they would not
vote n man nor a dollar TO put down
the rebellion? The Democratic party.
Who were the leaders OF the rebel
lion? Democrats.
Who are the leaders of the Democra.
cy now2 Ex-Rebels, like Wade Hamp-
ton, Forrest, Preston and Vance.
Who controlled the States in rebel
| lion? Democrats.
What party opposed every measure
of the Government TO suppress the re.
bellton? The Democratic party.
Who have always declared the war
failure? Democrats.
Who made the Treasury bankrupt at
the breaking out of the war; The Demo-
cratic party.
who murdered Lincoln? The tools
oil the Democratic party.
Who nre the fiends calling themselves
the Ku-Klux Khan? Members of the
Democratic party.
Who burned colored orphans asy-
lums, and murdered peaceable color
ed men in New York? The friends"
of Gov. Seymour.
Who fired hotels with view of
Who tried to emuggle into the North
smallpox clothing? A good Demo-
crnt.
Who tried 10 fasten slavery upon
Kansas, and perpetrated the Viilainies
thereP The Democratic party.
Who called Union soldiers hirelinGs,
dogs and lRwless cut-throats2 Demo-
Gratis.
Who says that II Seymour and Blair
are elected they will win what the
Souih were fighting for? Democrats.
Who tried to mako U. s. Grant the
leader OF their party? The Democrat
iC party.
Who now villify and traduce him?
The Democratic party.
Who called our brave soldiers "Lin-
coins pups and hireling?" The DEM
ocracy.
who predicted at the breaking ont of
the war that all the fighting would be
on free soill? The Democratic leaders
oFIhe North.
Who made martyr of John Brown?
The F. F. V.'s of Democracy.
Who are those worthless, Brick Pome-
roy, ValIandigham, Forrest 81 Co. !?
Democratic chieftains.
Who are trying to dishonOr the nu-
ton by repudiating its bonds? Demo-
cracy.
Who murdered white men for teach
ing colored children of the South? The
chivalry of the Democracy.
Who, after deluging tho country in
| blood and saddling tho nation with an
enormous debt, now basely cry out
against taxRtionP The Democratic
party.
erR in the rebellion? Where they al
ways were, in the Democratic party.
Who are going TO be badly whipped
by the man who whipped them in
the army? The Democratic party.
Who put down the rebellion? The
Republican party with the aid OF the
noble soldiers.
Who sustained the soldiers in the
war? The Republican party.
Who destroyed that curse of civiliza-
tion, slavery? The Republican party.
An Open Letter TO the morEantown
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FURTHER POINT, Sept. 1.-THE steam
ship 81. Davids, from Glasgow for Que
bee, was inward bound at ILLS o'clock
last night.
HALIFAX, Sept. 17.-In the House last
night a petition was presented from the
merchants of the city, praying that a
commissioner be sent TO washington to
look after Nova Scotia's interests in
connection with reciprocity. A COM
mittee was appointed 10 prepare a reso-
luton on the subject.
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GET THE 1III BEsT.-The funniest of the
comic papers OF late has been the Regis
ter. Read its election returns from
Maine.
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TN rHE CIRCUIT COURT FOB OHIO
i County. West Virginia.
Hannah McCoY,

Alexander McCoy, Josiah Mccoy, Andrew
Frazier, EmiIy FIazier. EIIJAn Brown,
Hannah Brown, Ruth Mccoy. CaIhaIine
McFariand, James MctaTIand, William
mccoy, NicnoIas +. Murray, Jessie !. AuE-
ray, samuel II. Murray, Ralph W: murray,
IoSspn Whitman and Sarah z. WhILhatiy.
Nonresident defendants take notice IhaL
the deposltions OF Thomas Yeates and Others
JFiII bt taken at the onice OF A J Clarke. ai-
toney at law In the city Of Wheeling, in tLe
state Of West Virginia, on the ION day OF
september, a. u. ls65, between the hours Cf
read In evidence IN the above named causs
on behalIOf said complainant. And II IIUIu
any cause, the taking Of the said depOsiTIon-
shall nos be commencsd, or being e6mmenc-
ed, shall not be completed on that dny the
taking Of the same VIII be adjourned from
Pleted.
by Al CLAR1<Es her Atty.
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NEW York, Sep. 17.-Advices from
Nassau, N. p, state that Mr.. Scott Is
to replace Governor Rawser in the Ba-
haman Islands.
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William Nichols, Executor of the last will
and testament OF W lillian Marlin ,de ceased
Joseph Feny, Eliza Creighton, with omas
Creighton, her husband, William HRslIp.
Thomas L. Hasllp, Anna HRsIip, SaT;Ih
HRslip, Charlotte a. Haslip, Emma J.
AaaIip, Virginia HaslIp and Sarah NJ.
1agnl with 1Aeodor0 DagaI, her husband,
Da[endanIS
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prepay samples free. Beware of infr1nEeus.
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FULLAM, Springfield, Vermont au25-amw