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NOTICE

TO creditors of W. X. Ely, Deceased.
UOU viii take notice that the undersign-
III ed Commissioner will be at the room OF
the Circuit Court of the United states for
the Southern District of Mississippi, at
Jackson, Mississippi, on Monday, October
4th, 1860 and there remainfrom daysto day
until Monday, October 18th, 1869, for the
purpose of executing a certain interlocuto-
~ decree of said Court, rendered therein
on the I'd day of December, 1868, in a GER
tain cause therein pending, wherein the
Bank Of Kentucky, and others, are COM
pIAinants and G. w. Dudley and others, are
defendants-being No. U. >. 40, in Equity
in said Court.
All persons having any claims or demands
against the estate of said deceased, unpaid
or unsettled. are hereby notified TO present
and prove the same before undersigned at
that time and place.
The defendants, c. w. Dudley and Louisa
Dudley, his wife. defendants in said cause,
are also hereby notified to attend before said
Commissioner at the same time and place,
to present and adjust any claim or right
either of them have, or demand on said es-
tate, either for dover or otherwise.
Said creditors will be required TO prove
the date and the consideration furnished to
said ELY or his estate for which their claims
are made.
GEORGE FEARN, Commissioner.
Jackson, Miss, Aug. 10th. 1S69w5t
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FLORENCE
SYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGE.

HNIIIS Institution, which has long enjoyed
H. a very high reputation among the Fe-
male Colleges of the South, is situated at
Florence, Alabama, which is admitted to be
one of the most delightful and salubrious
towns in the Southwest. 1t is very easy of
access. A branch of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad runs to South Florence.
Its President Rev. DIR. WIN. III. MITCHELL,
is well known as one of the ablest teachers
in the country.
The NEXT SESSION will commence on
the Sth day of September not. For further
particulars apply to the President.
July ID TWINS
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN
Southern District Of Mississippi,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN
Southern District Of Mississippi, (
District Court, Special Term, May, 1869.
In the matter of
i. A. DUNCAN, No 1895
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
DURSUANT to a decree rendered herein in
IL the Court aforesaid, on the 10Th day OF
May, 1869, on the petition of John Duncan, ct.
al against j. Nj. Langan, assignee of said L. A.
Duncan, the undersigned, as special commits
sioner of said Court and in accordance with
said decree, will sell public sale, in front OF
the State House, in the city of jackson, on the
4h day of October, 1859,
To the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described real estate, to-wit: ''the one-half un-
divided interest in the S q G "a, section /,
township 9, NORTH and range Is, east, and the
one-third undivided interest in sc Lne y
and W = e =, section III, same township
and range; and also the one-third undivided
interest in = sw u, section II, same town
ship and range" The same being situated
near Meridian, in the coqn:y-of Lauderdale
and State Of Mississippi.
JOHN W. McRAVEN.
Aug3ltds Commissioner.
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VIRGINIA
MILITARY INSTITUTE.

L14A1NO4ONs N1ltN1NAAs
"HIS institution, so well known and pat
IL ronized throughout the South, is pre-
pared to receive one hundred additional ca
diets. Applications should be addressed
without delay, to the undersigned. The
thorough organization of the Virginia MILF
tary Institute in all its departments of in
struction affords advantages for the prose-
cution of its distinctive course of studies
and discipline which commend it to liberal
support.
Cadets will be received now, and will be
cared for during he summer months.
For circular, address
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
superintendent.
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The Astonishing Disinfeatant

1u0 ASIOulSIllHS DlSlul0DdIlI
EMERY COLLEGE, OXFORD, CAT
December 18th, 1868.
PROF. darcy: Dear Sir:-Having not
been engaged for many years in the active
duties of the Medical Profession, am only
specifically acquainted with the claims of
your Prophylactic Fluid, but am well ac-
quainted with its chemical elements.
While, therefore, l cannot speak expert
mentally of the value of the compound, yet
the disinfecting and Therapeutic properties
of the agents employed in its composition,
together with the well known reputation of
its discOverer, as chemist, authorize me to
regard its merits as of high order; on the
whole it must be considered as a valuable
contribution to the class of articles to which
it belongs.
These views, may add, are sustained by
the testimony of many competent judges.
who have tested its properties.
Believe me, dear Sir,
Yours, Respectfully,
A. MEANS, NJ. d., IL. ID.
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CITATION.

Daniel Eshleman,) In the Chancery
I3I. VS.. Court, Kinds Co.,
j. Napier, ct. ally Miss, LIST. District
1T appearing by affidavit filed. that J. w,
Ill Vaughan and Mary L. Vaughan, his wife
defendants, are non-residents of Mississippi,
but reside at Lexington, Missouri, which Is
their Post Office. 1t Is ordered that said
defendants enter their appearance In this
cause and plead, answer or demur to COM
plainant's bill, on or before the first day OF
the next term of this court, to be begun and
held at Jackson, Mississippi, on the first
Monday Of November next, or that said bill
will be taken as confessed by them; that a
copy of this order be published once week
for four consecutive weeks i'm The Clarion,
a newspaper published in jackson, Miss,
and that the Clerk of this Court send a GER
titled copy of this order by mail addressed
to them at Lexington, Missouri.
Ordered. this July 18th, 1869.
Attest: j. M. STONE, Clerk,
Jy29w5t G. II. SMITH. ID. g.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON VA.
REV. R. H. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
Assisted By Eighteen Professors q; Teachers.

The 25th annual session will begin Sept. 10th
Terms:
Ttco Hundred and Fifty Dollars, for Board,
Furnished Room, Fuel and English, Tu-
ton for term OF 40 weeks.
Circulars, &C. address the Principal.
References to Patrons in every Southern
State, Gen. Robt. E. Lee, Hon. j. b. Bald
win, Hon. A. 7. Caperton, Gen. T. H. Smith,
Wa. Mil. Inst; Prof. Maupin. Univ. of Va.
Hon. III. w. SheffeY, Hon. w. L. Goggin,
Virginia; Hon. II. w. Walker, Col. n. III.
Il. Dawson. Ala; Col. b. c. Iancy, Ga;
Hon. G.. +. Moore. Texas; r. Pritchard, L.
L. McCay, ESQ., New Orleans, &c.
July, 1869 tw&w3m*
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
Female Institute

JACKSON, TENN.
REV. A. w. JONES. PRESIDENT.
Assisted by full corps of competent Teach
ers. Fall Session opens Sept. 9Th, 1869.
Tuition:
Collegiate Department. - $25 90
Music. and use of Piano. . 80 90
Other charges in proportion.
Board. including washing, fuel, bed
ding, &c, .:.............'.. 80 90
Tuition required in advance, and one
half the board.
The location is every way favorable and
the facilities ample.
We solicit patronage and ensure satisfae-
ton on fair trial. July2 w3m
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Columbus Female Institute,

Columbus, Miss.
A FIRST CLASS COLLEGE FOR
IN Young Ladies,
One of the most popular in the Gulf States.
An experienced faculty of eight teachers;
good Board; thorough instruction; paren-
tai discipline; rates cheap. Write for Cat
alogue or particulars to
j. Z. TARRANT,
Aug24tw&w2m President.
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COMMISSIONERS AND AssIG-
NEES SALE.
IN pursuance of a decree Of the United
n States District Court for the Southern
District of Mississippi, at Jackson, on the
2lst day of July, 1869, in the case Of Loul-
sa n. Brown, and Sheppard Brown, against
L. ). Hunt. assignee, in Bankruptcy of w.
>. Langley, will sell for cash, in front of
the State House, in Jackson, on the 18th day
of September next, the following described
premises, being plantation on the Missis-
sissppi river in Issaquena county, known
as "Albemarle" and particularly described
as sections 10 and l6 and lots 8, 6, and z, sec
ton IL. in township 0. Range 8, west, con-
tanning 1880 acres. more or less, to satisfy
said decree, costs and charges.
L. 3. HUNT,
Commissioner and Assignee in
Aug "a 1869 Bankruptcy Of w. S. Langley
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED


- Pain in the side Sometimes the
lH IH7D pain Is felt under the shoulder
HIuV FfF1 blade; il sometimes mistaken for
Rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness, bowels in general arc
costive, sometimes alternating with lax. the
head Is troubled with pain, accompanied with
dull, heavy sensation. There Is generally n
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with a painful sensation Of having left Indone
something which ought TO have been done. A
slight, dry cough Is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains Of wearincss and dohil-
ityi he is easily startled, his feet are cold or
burning, and lac complains Of a prickly seusa-
ton Of the skin; his spirits are low aud al
fetal TO him, yet he can scarcely summon rp
tortitude enough 10 try n. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several Of the above SWIM
IONS attend the disease, but cases have occur
red when few Of them existed, yet examination
Of the body after death has shown the Liver 20
nave been extensively deranged.
II should be used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any Of the foregoing symp-
toms appear. IL is purely vegetable COM
pound, y not Injurious 70 the most delicate
constitutions, aud will keep the liver Ia
healthy action II used properly.
Persons living in unhealthy localities may
avoid all bilious attacks by taking dose 0c-
easionally 10 keep the liver In healthy action.
For children com
WnHNTTT anon planning Of colic, head
Mil III | | "a LII IN Il ache or sick stomach, a
- teaspoOnful or more
will give relief Child
rem, as we'll as adults, eat sometimes TOO much
supper, or eat something which does not di-
gest well, producing sour stomach heartburn,
or restlessness: a rood dose will give relief
This applies to persons Of all ages.
Many persons. from eating too much, are
restless at night, or in day time are hdgety'
wool-gathering, cant understand what they
read, cant keep their thoughts on any one sub
iect 20 as 10 reason well, or become fretful.-
One or two tablespoonful will give relief.
JAUxDIcE.-Take enough Regulator after
eating each meal to produce one full action
from the bowels every day.
Pregnant ladies will find sure relief from
their headache, cOstiyeness, swimming in the
head, collie, sour stomach, restlessness, etc.
Prepared only by
y. m. ZEHLHN * CO.,
DrrIggisfs, Macon, Ga.
Price, 81 00i by mail Sl rs.
For sale In New Orleans and Jackson, ana
Druggists everywhere. mayGwom
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BROOKS IMPROVED
COTTON PRESS
WROUGHT IRON SCREW.


A WARDED First Premium at New Orleans
"A Fair, over ELEVEN of the most popnlar
Presses in the South, for Efficiency, Simplicitv
Cheapness and Convenience.
DR.. Walden, of Carroll county. saws NJ this
Press: Il have meyer seen any that wonld
exchange this for. l can pack as heavy hale
upon 1t as desired. 1t win last a cent,,rv
without repair"
Sam 7. BOs1, Of Canton, says: ''The Brooks
Press bought Of you last year gives entire Sa
isfaction. 1t is simple in CONTRADICTION easiIv
managed and not liable to get out az order y
II being portable is such as is needed in the
The frame and screw is Of the best wrought
lro1-Pcx only being Of wood Can be placed
nnder nlgh gin house or at pick room door lie
WORKED ~ hand exclusively, OF horse power.
eltner. Gan be recommended by New Orleans
anu memphis Gotten factors.
rTise xId0 for irons, or 500 with box compile
Address, with stamp,
agent for Gullett, Atwood, Carver. EARLE.
rrattg Needle and Emery Cotton Gins. tho lat
Is ,f Win condenser TO pin in opem field. Alwo..
All description Of Machinery and Improved
Agrlcnitural Implements. Address. with
@. ID. BUSTAMANTE,
mississippi Machinery Agency,
And Agricultural Depot,
Local Branch, GOODMAx, MISS.
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LOUISVILLE
Fem ale Seminary.
NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
WIN commence on

MONDAY. sEPTENERIsR 0fh, Hsee.
Address,
MRS. w. B. MOLD,
No. Chestnut St, Louisville. XIV.
Refer to Col. w. T. Wiehers, Jackson.
Miss; Mr.. Cranberry. Orphans Home, Miss
Messrs. Summers. Brannfn e Co, New Or
leans, La July22w6
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POOLE s. 1iuNr.

BALTIMOHE,. AAHI4.. q
"ANUFACTUREliS OF pUmHt
WI aud STATIONERY
STEAM ENGINES dAD Bonn,
Steam sire Engines.
LEFFEL'S PAT ENT ANU
Double Turbine Water WLM
Saw Mills, Mining MlchInUr h
Grist Mills, ROBERTS BIEltIl d
TOR, FIGURING Mill MHcl.uru.
Screws and Skating. Pulley mJ M
Send for circular.
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DIR
SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR

OR MEDICINE, for Dyspepsia, Head
ache, Jaundiee, Cosiiveness, Camp Dysentcry,
Sick Headache Chronic DiarrhGa Affections
Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Fever, Nervous
ness, Chills, Diseases Of the Skin, Impurity Of
the Blood, Melancholy or Depression Of Spirits.
Most of the ailments here enumerated have
their origin in diseased liver which Is the
most prevalent affection in this country and
rs in many cases the patient is not within tho
reach Of physician, il requires that some
remedy should be provided that would not I'm
the least impair the constitution, and yet be
active and safe. That such is the character Of
the SIMMONS REGULATOR there can be no
doubt, which the testimony Of hundreds viii
establish.
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N A new course of Lecture. w
az the New NOr, Museum of Au..
bracing the subjects How tO lIyon .su
TO Live for; Youth Maturity fud 70. W..
Manhood Generally Reviewed Tho.
Of Indigo Flatulonee ud Aw %
eases accounted FOR; Marriage F Hi
cally considered, Sc. Ihc.o leHr faI
be forwarded on receipt of i0Hr Eu
addressing Secretary, MutCum0'h
"a West Baltimore 30, Baltimore
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JUDSON FEMALE INSTITUTE
MARION, Ala.

REV. A. J. BATTLE. PRESIDENT,
TIME next session will begin October 5th.
Il 1869. The Departments of Literature,
Science and Art, are thoroughly organized,
equipped and ably differed.
The Judson has enjoyed uninterrupted
prosperity thirty-one years. 1t is the lead
ing Female College in the Southwest.
Address. REV. A. j. BATTLE.
July3lw&tw3m President.
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RICHMOND, VA. Jan'y IA, 1860.
MEsSRs. JOHN DARBY & Co.,
100 William ST., N. Y.
GENTS II have received your letter of the
18th of December, 1866, calling my attention
to your Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid.
/ most cheerfully state that the Fluid was
furnished to, and extensively used by the
Surgeons in charge of General Hospitals in
the Confederate Service with great benefit
to the patients-all the surgeons making a
a favorable report-a great deal of it was
used in the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
SAMUEL PRESTON MOORR
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PIANOS PIANOsli PAN

The Gold Medal was
Al the late Fair in Bailn..
ChaS. Nj. sstior
For the best Pianos. over Baiir... /. "
phia and New York psr..
OGcs and Warero6mt. No.0. MN.
above Beifmorf tift.I
naltiinor. n
CtTIEFF'S PIANOS hoveal.. m. F.
- proyemenis including ua
TnrHLE Ivory FnoNrs, ami t.. I
French Action, fully WAnnAsrrr r..
YEARS with the privilege 0f efat..
ia Ono year, II not entirely aushr
purchaser.
Second hand Pianos nnd par... 0.
ways on hand from $50 t0 .5U.
References who have our pHr..
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lottc. n. g.. Gov. John fletcher. L.r...
Bishop wilmer, New OImr... b.
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Ca the South, WHO have purchased +.
amos since the War. Send flf e.
Terms Liberal. ur
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04
Book Notice.

RED gauntlet, Romance 10y Sir walter
Scott. New York. ID. Appleton * Co.
Price % cents
This is one of Appleto- & Co's cheap
edition of Waverly Novels for the popular
reading, and they should receive the pub
lie gratitude for placing within the reach
Of the million Of readeru. who ought to be-
familiar with Tom1uccs of the Prince of
novelis''s, Sir Walter Scott THIS p3rtic-
ular romance is founded on the proceed
ings of Charles Edward, in tha 18th cen
tury. The Jacobite enthusiasm of the re-
bellion OF l7ij, afforded "A theme proba-
bly, the finest that could be selected, for
ficticious, compositions founded upon real
or probable incident. The adventurous
Prince, as is well known to al familiar
with history, proved to be one of those
personages who distinguish Themselves
during some single and extraordinary
brilliant period of their lives, like the
course of a shooting star, at which all
wonder on account Of the briofness, as the
brilliancy of its splendor. 1t was while
rejecting on the historical incidents Of
that period, that the novel of Red Guant-
let was undertaken, which follows the
unfortunate Prince Edward into the scar
and yellow leaf of life, even meditated a
second excursion with hope and expecta-
ton. Let all who love a high order of fic-
ton, throw aside the trash of the hour and
read those higher, purer, and more eleva-
ting romances of Scott
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

1 ENTRAoRDIN usY CASE OF SUICIDE
An extraordinary ease of suicide oc-
CURED at Rou-e's Point, on Monday. the
PARTICULARS Of which are thus related in
the Montreal News:
A young man who has been for some
time living and working there. has lat
terly fallen into bad ways. Latterly he
bad become. % much addicted to drink a.
10 be entirely incapacitated for work. aud
WAS seldom altogether free from the infu-
ence of liquor. Whatever intellect the
unfortunate fellow ever had. gradually
gave way until AT last hc became al times
a victim - that species Of melancholy
m dne-- which II one of the most painful
forms of insanity. Yesterday morning.
in 80 of delirium. he went into shed
where there were "A number OF wagons.
kneeled down, ard deliberately forced hi
head between the two -ppke- Of wagon
wheel - H. TO press bis windpipe against
the lower one, and in this way. chnked
himself IL seems .lmnsf incredible that
any one. however much ia ranged. -houli
br 50 fully determined on self destruction
as to commit suirid9 in such a WAY The
pariieul -. however. are related to a. L..
q. i'rspu who Was among the first a. find
the body uf the unhappy man il ti.o 20
-itiuu ve have iu-' de-rTii-d.
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Doing Nothing

Many young log.pn- are growing mp
with the idea that in1u-try-cspccially
manual lndu-fry-i~ not quite resp cf1-
bic. There ! no modem notion that
more completely cuts M the root of whole
some sentiment and oE matt nal or midi
yidunl prosperity ihaa thia. Nheth,r r
idienoss tak,s ihe form uf street leunging
and gossip that hegcts more active Wees,
or Ct the dreamy sentiInenttlism that fn'-
ters away life IN vague fancies. or the
busy idienc-- that occupies itself ia
hundred ways 10 avoid the steady, ener-
zetic pursuit OF regular duty, IT l. equally
culpable in its character and perniciouS ia
ITS effects. To some degree circumstances
may tend to produce this ciil. Some eli
mates and some seasons induce lassitude
some constitutions have less energy and
power of will than others: and many
diseases deprive the body Of strength,
and the mind Of its elasticity
Even in these cases, the complete
surrender to such influences is the surest
method of increasing their power, while
resistance will gradually weaken. and
often remove, much of the cause. In by
far the large number of instances, the vice
of idieness results from the indulgence of
luxurious habits, which breaks down the
native energy of character. The person
who regards momentary qualification a.
the chief good, will soon lose the vigor
and enterprise necessary TO undertake.
and the perseverance to carry through
any scheme requiring industry and self
Some, from paucity of ideas,
lack enterprise. and become torpid, being
unable to see the utility of proper under
takings; while others, overwhelmed with 1
a vast conception of what is to be done, sit
down to the inaction of despair. Others
there are who begin with eagerness and
hope, but, lacking perseverance, are in
timidated by the first difficulty, and ac-
complish nothing because they have not
the courage to face obstacles.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

LEcTuRE.-The Troy Post says: Chas
Pomeroy Button, of Burlington, Vt, late
resident of London, delivers lecture be-
fore the Burlington Young Mems Asso-
citation, next week Mr. Button has quite
number of appointments for the season
and we hope the corresponding secretary
of our association will afford our citizens
the pleasure of listening to him. His
subject is London" Mr.. Button has re-
nounced mercantile business, and intends
to devote his rare abilities to literature.
Let us have him here.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

HANGING FOR ARsoN.-Samuel Hill
was sentenced to death, by hanging for
the crime of arson. at Portland, on satur-
day. As no one porishcd by the fire he
set, the sentence il Thought severe, but
the Maine sentiment against capital pun
ishment is so strong that it will probably
be commutod to lie imprisonment
A few sentences by the courts Of the
same nature, could we catch the chaps,
would be agreeable in this locality. We
surmise, however, that if an incendiary
should be caught in Rutland just at this
time, Judge Lynch would preside at the
trial
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

NEw HAVEN, CoNN -New Huyen has
crown wonderfully IN 3O ycarS III 1888
it lad 10000 Fopul ti8n, now it has It,...rl,
10000; its manufacturing pr11ur', ,,-.r.
then $1,000 0DO, nov they ar. so DuG. eco
Then hand sold for 81 - pr f.ai. nov. iu
some locations. Is commands $ .0gJ S,uce
the New York and New Haven railroad
was built the grand lists increase ha-
been steadily about S3,0OO0g0 per annum.
This is the result of the people OF New
Haven having aided railroads. Making IL
a center, and knowing their bcst interests,
have helped themselye- 10 all the railway
enterprises that have a tendency to build
them up.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

THE CLAREMoNT y. ii MURDER-
The arrest Of Kinny, the real murderer
Of Mr.. Wariell, at Claremont, relieves en-
tirely from suspicion James Horton, Of
Andover, who, j; viii be remembered, was
arrested at Portsmouth and detained ON
suspicion of being implicated in the
affair Mr.. Horton was a soldier in the
Union army. and received an honorable
discharge. and is wholly innocent Of the
Claremont murder.
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RUTLAND VT THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4, 1869.

but believe them TO be substantially
correct.
Is it not singular that two Frenchman,
answering to one description, should
take the same train of cars at West Rut-
land on the same day