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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-29
STEAM MILL
AND NUMBERING BUSINESS

The subscriber offers for sale his Lumber Yard
MIL, Sheds, and his entire interest in the Lumber
Trade The Yard is situated in Rutland, within
twenty rods Of the Passenger Depot, has l60 feet
on Washington street, and about 800 feet on
Strongs avenue. The mill is l26 feet long and 40
feet wide, two stories high, with 40-horse pow
er engine, planners, saws and other machinery a
shed $50 feet long, two stories high. The build
lngs and machinery were all built new last year
1t is one OF the best locations for manufacturing
and trade In Rutland county, and the under
signed has large lumber trade established. his
interest in which he proposes to SELL including his
STOCK on hand. A. r. DAVIS,
Rutland, April It'll, 1869. I5:w3v
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ART OF LOVE.

This book shows how to gain the affections OF
the opposite sex. Any man or woman can thus
win the one they love. For sale by ali News
dealers, sent by mail for 25 cents for SO cts,
for sl.0O; or $1,000 per 100 lSw:3m
FUTILE & CO., IS Nassau St., New York.
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RENEws THE HAR TO ms ORIGIs,L CoLoa
WHES GRAY.
Penews the nutritive matter which nourisLes the
haIr
ReDeHS tie GyO1ph Of tie Ifair 2rhen Bdid.
Renews the brash wiry hair TO silken softness.
BEiTTIFTL HiIR DRESSING.
ono bottle shows its effects.
r. 2. Hall & Co. Nashua, \. H. Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. l3wiw
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Z" Twenty-Five years practice in the Treat
ment OF Diseases incident to Females, has placed
DR. Dow at the head OF all physicians making such
practice speciality, and enable him to guarantee
speedy and permanent cure the worst cases
All letters tor advice mus contain ~ Office,
No. Endicott Street, Boston
y r.. Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment
Boston, July, 1868 28wly
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NoT 4 BIT DE STAIN OR aMART

VIII " dc It's pdia Paint give; but i removes
pain qui magic. Wol1ott's Annihilator
ban,sf Is Ca'arfh from the system, and AL colds
in the head. KecoIlect and get pint bDttes, in
white wrappers = s, a druggists ap20l&w2w
Why WILL You DIE Conklln's Pastries cures
Consumption, Bronchitis Hoarseness, Asthma,
Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Group, Sore Throat, Dis
agreeable Breath, Tightness o: the Chest Diff
Guilty of Breathing sc, Public Speakers and
Singers Will find them unriyalled for Clearing the
voice. Pli,e . cents PER box. For sale 10y Pond
Y Morse, and Is f. Fam 1 Co. Rutland
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THE GRAND RESULT ATTAINED
LIFE ASSURANCE ECLECTICIzED.
Assurance effected by all known methods and
made
INTERCHANGEABLE,
without surrender Of Policies, or loss to the as
sured,
AT HIS OPTION.
Premiums received IN Cash and entitled to
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS,
Premiums partly paid by Loans on Interest,
to be
CANCELLED BY DIVIDENDS.
Stock or Mountaineering Assurance without
dividends, on the best terms, and lower than is
offered by Stock Companies.
Life, Endowment, Limited Payment, Return
Premium, Joint Life Term, Income Producing,
Chlldrens Endowment, Instalment Payment,
Annmties, SulvivorshIps, and all other descrip-
ton OF Policies demanded by the public conven-
fence, granted.
Profits divided annually on the Contribution
Plan.
Thirty Days Grace on application for payment
of premiums.
No Policy IN the Society can lapse.
All policies made non-forieitable from their
issue by paSd-up policies, granted after one pre-
MUM, or the extension of the whole policy for
limited period, according to the provisions of the
Massachusetts Law
Losses promptly adjusted in Cash.
No extra rate on lives Of women, nor on those
OF the officers of the Army, Navy, Steamships,
and Railways.
All the recent Improvements in methods OF in
suIancc adopted and applied.
All the desirable concessions recently intro
duced in favor OF the assured, including liberty
10 travel, made.
No other company possesses all the foregoing
attractions.
NJ j. FRANCISCO,
Rutland, Vermont
General Agent tor Vermont, to whom all appli-
cations for local agencies will be made.
febodeyS&w3m
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os;t down love. and get warm. l will

"Sit down, love, and get warm. ~ln
| be back in moment"
Tn n sort of dream she saw him 60 out.
Slowly she glanced about the e1qulsite
room. Velvet carpets, snowy oraPeries,
,,low;no faces upon canvass, the wreath OF
sIitterine lights, suspended from the cor
s'icad ceilings, showed she smiled. The
warmth was luxurious the place seemed
smiling upon her.
Nearly an hour passed, and Kingman
did not return.
She rose at last, passed softly to the
window and looked.
The street was bright with gas. The
crowd surged to and fro beneath it.
"Oh God" she cried, suddenly.
+ She turned, then snatched her cloak
from couch, and fled from the room.
She fitted down the broad stairs, and
out at the entrance into the chilly night.
She crossed the streets under the heads OF
dashing horses, and knew nothing but the
face beyond Martins face, pale and sad
and distracted, as he slowly walked the
pavement. She must look at him-speak
to him In a moment more she had
gained the curb, reached him, grasped his
arm.
| MARTIN.
He started. clasped her hands, and drew
her aside.
"Madge, my darling
For her face was pale, and wild, and
pitiful, upturned to his. He flung the
folds Of his cloak about her, as they stood
in the shadow, and drew her shiyering
form close to his side. She stretched her
little bare hands up to his face, forgetting
the jewel upon it.
! Martin, where have you been so
1 long Z"
"In Libby, Madge"
/ Chen you did not forget me :"
Forget you? Oh, my child"
Lips to lips, and she wife !
/ She remembered then; turned to see
her husband looking wildly about from
the opposite pavement.
"Martin Martin, save inc :" she
moaned.
Kiugman saw the CLEAN of her pearl
hued dress beneath the arch.
He sprang forward.
They saw him start to cross the street ;
/ they saw, also, the foam-white, unman-
/ ageable horses tearing down upon him,
I but he saw them not. He beheld only the
/ palid face of his wife. They struck him,
tampfed him. Madge saw the crowd
gather about him, then saw no more.
When she returned to consciousness
she widow.
But III time, she married the love of
her heart.
COMMODORE NANDERBILT' LATEST
SALE.-Commodore Vanderbilt has sold
all his property ON Staten Island to his
eldest son William, for one dollar. This
property embraces large areas of land,
which have been permitted to remain un-
developed. The islanders are elated at
the report that these lands are to be dis
posed of in lots by tue younger Wander
hilt, to persons Who will improve them
build residences and in other ways aid in
the material progress and gGowth of
Ri.b,,,,l ft.rr+,.
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REMOVAL ! REMOVAL I
10 the Paei.e tpeopeI of Rutland county and
Vicinity:

To the Paslie tpeoplej of Rutland county and
vicinity:
In order to make room for the increase OF my
business l have leased for a term Of years the
new store of Mr.. +. S. Hale in Bates Block, Gen.
ter street, two stores west OF futile Co.'s Print
ns establishment, opposite the r. K. Depot,
where shall be happy to meet my patrons and
friends, and where they will find large assort-
ment Of Gents, Boys and Youths Readymade
Clothing, Hats, Caps, TTanEs, Bags and valises,
which will always be eady to sell at the lowest
possible prices.
Thanking you for past favors, and trusting for
continuance Of the patronage in future, At my
new ptore in Bates New Block, On Center strest,
two stores from the corner. opposite the Railroad
Depot.
MARCUS JERKOwsKI.
Rutland, March !, 1853. d2tawAv
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WESLEY MORRILL,.

4hi'uitDuIy, w., Oct IL lobo.
MIR. WM. L.. BRADLEY,
Dear Il have an old clay oil meadow a,
about three acres and three years ago b-gan
experimenting on it with ,onr Phosphate. by top
DIRE siug, with about one half barrel Of the Phos-
applied the meadoW produced regularly about
~ ton bay 10 the acre applied about the same
amount oi Phosphate each sea- ON, sowing it ear
y In the spring. The yield of hay has steadily
increased each year, both in quantity and quality
since began the treatment with Phosphate, and
this summer cut fully two tons of hay to the
acre, Of far better quality than that grown on
the same land in its former impoverished condi-
ton. think that this land is now what would
be called rich meadow; whereas three years
SINCE 1T would hardly pay for moving. think
hay grown on land MANFRED with Phosphate in
worth at least three dollars per ton more than
that grown on ordinary land without Phosphate
and certainly would make that difference in
purchasing 70 feed my own stock. raised fne
crop of potatoes on the Phosphate this sea on
and believe IL an excellent manure for that. and
indeed all other crops.
Very truly, &c,
h. A. SHELDON.
Let it be remembered that Phosphate when
applied as q top-dressins On Meadow or Pasture
land should be used early in the spring.
This standard Fertilizer is sold BY
LANDoN & HUNTooN,
Rutland, W.,
And other reliable dealers throughout the ooun-
try. aplOdWAs6v&wSm
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eOO DOLLARs WILL BE

Enn DOLLARS WILL BE
wv forfeited by DR.. L. Dix if falling to
cure in less time than any other physician, more
effectually and permanently, with less restraint
from occupation or less exposure to all weather,
with safe and pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATION
Incident to married and single ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
mercurial affections, eruptions and all diseases OF
the skin, ulcers Of the nose, throat and body
l)mples ON the face, swelling OF the joints, ner-
vousness constitutional and other weaknesses In
youth and the more advanced, at all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED..
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

4 III VI - T = INV y y
~ The undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court Tor the District of FaIrhayrn.
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against Aaron
Lewis, late Of fouiiuey, IN SAID District
deceased, hereby give ratiea that We Will
meet tr the purpose ui examining and allowing
81 Claims At the dwelling house of Polly
Lewis, Ia Ioultuey, on the st Tuesdays. Of july
o'clock p. IN. OF SAID dS'y, and that FIX
months from the a;h day OF April. \. ID.
1909, Il the time limited by said count for said
creditors 90 present their sad claims TO for ex-
ANIMATION and allowance.
Dated Foultrry VI, this 10Th day II April \.
u. l~EI.
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IN BANKRUPTCY - DISTRICT
1 Of Vermont, IS. AZ Rutland, the 12th day Of
April, \. ID. ls09.
The undersigned heIp,y giyt- rotile OF lis APP
polntIucnt a. assignee Of the Howe Scale Company
ui Brandon, in the County OF Rutland and State OF
Vermont, within said District. who has been ad-
Judged q bankrupt upon its own petition 10y the
district Court al said District.
lj-W3w j. EBGERTON Assignee
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Pamphlets giving directions for use sent free OF
charg" on application
NASrFACTUHED BY
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Brandon, VT, Oct. Is, 1865.
Mn. WIN. l.. BRADLEY
Dear sir Last spring planted four acres of
poor land which had not been manfred for IL
years with corn, using one barrel OF your fhos-
phate TO the in the hull.
After the corn was up applied plaster round
the hills-and at second hoeing spread ashes
about the hills also. but used other manure at
All on the land. Th- yield of corn pr acre wss
40 bushels OF shelled corn, which Consider very
large from such land, which was certainly very
poor before the PhJs phate Was applet slid
about 20 tons of Bradley's Phosphate here last
spring, and IL has given very general sati ton
Very truly yours,
WESLEY MORRILL,
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CROCK cry.

By the package, or repacked, at market prices.
adding freight. Also, Stone Ware OF every de-
scripton, at manufacturers rates.
Table Glass Ware, Lamps, Lanterns, Lamp
Chimneys Burners Wicking &c, at Wholesale
and Retail.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19
NEW YORK ITEMS.

New YORK, June 1S-The Cubans who we're
captured paid the Ludlow-street jailor, each,
twenty dollars for a bed. Minister Senior
Lemus was found at his residence in Brooklyn;
at late hour, but declined to recognize the
character Of the officers who presented the
order, and Fefu sed to permit himself to be ar
rested, Hegave his parole to appear in the
morning at court and answer. The officers
acknowledged that they had been we'll paid to
make the arrest at that late hour, the pre-
sumption being that it was intended to sub
ject him TO tie personal indignity Of i'm
prisonment al an hour when no court was
in session to take cognizance of bail. The
verbiage of the bond to keep the pence is to
be Of good behavior towards the United
States, and to refrain from any violation of the
neutrality laws, or from any breach Of the
peace of the United States for the term of one
year. The whole proceeding was charaoteriz-
ed by rufianism and brutality. MI. Evarts ap-
peared for Senior Lemus.
w. The Quaker Clty, now known as the Colum-
bia, sailed under British colors, but will hoist
the rebel colors on reaching Hayden waters.
She has been altered into powerful war
vessel.
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~ WORDS OF WEIGHT FOR WIVES
AND MOTHERS.-The superiority of HOSTEL.
TEkS STOMACH BIrTERS over all other tonics
and correctives, as remedy for Dyspepsia Bilious.
ness. Nervous Affections. and all complaints of the
Viscersl Organs. and as q preventive of malarious
disorders is piovertal but perhaps 1t is not 80 gen.
orally known that the ingredie nts Of this famous Ic
v1gorant and Alternative. exercise powerful ana
most beneficial influence In that numerous ana dis
essing class Of ailments, Of which so many thous.
ands of delicate women the patient, uncomplain-
ing Victims The spe cial troubles of the EEK, com
mencing with the dawn of womanhood, and extend
ing over period of from thirty to thirty Eve years.
are as readily and certainly relieved by tie opera
ration Of this admirable veget able preparation as
any Of the complaints common to both sexes for
which It As recommended as q specific. The atten-
hon of mothers Is invited to it's basamic effect In
those peculiar cases Of functional irregularity and
irritation, which, when neglected or maitreated des
troy the health and shorten the lives Of so many
nvAlids There is no need for the powerful and IAN
gerous drugs too often resorted to in such cases.
The mild tonic and restorative action of the BIT
TIERS is ali the assistance that nature requires in It's
etruggle to overcome the difficulty, and vast
amount Of suffering would be spared to the sex, II
they placed implicit faith in this wholesome yegeta-
BILE invigorant corrective and nervine and discard
ed the pernicious nestrums advertised by ignorant
and mercenary charlatans.
Juno 10 aI DAG
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SOUTH AMERICA.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MINISTER wERB AM
THE BRAZILIAN GOVERNMENT.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MINISTER wEBB AND
THE BRAZILIAN GOVERNMENT.
LISBON. June 16.--+A steamer from Rio
Janeiro has arrived with dates to May II. The
war news from Parana is unimpertant James
Watson Webb. the American Minister to Bra
zil, has taken his passports, owing to questions
at variance between himself md the Brazilian
Government relative to claims against the ship
Canada. The government expressed q deter
minati6n TO treat with the authoritiesat WASH
ing.on through it's own representative.
THE PARAaUAYAN WAR -MINIsTER M'MAHoN
Sends DIsPAToHEs HOME, s
LONDON June 18.-Details Of news by the
South American steamer at Lisbon have been
received. The Brazilian iron-clads aseended
the Paraguay to q point Lear the camp OF
Lopez, but we're unable to proceed further on
account Of the shallow water and the want Of,
GOAL. The Paragusyans made efforts to OBJ
struct the river and blow the Allied feet MP,
out without success. An English officer, with
permission Of the Brazilian commander, passed
through the lines with dispatches for Presi-
dent Lopez, and returned with dispatches
from General McMshon.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Hon. Henry J. Raymond, editor Of the
New York Times. left the Times Office at mid
night. on the 18th instant, perfectly well, and
died at five O'Clock the next morning.
Turner, the negro Postmaster of Macon, has
not yet filed his bond. Ills white patrons say
that they would 90 on his bond, bat that Tur-
neA stubbornly persists in having negro bonds
men. 1.s.s., "a, ..,e , -
Va. made Q descent yesterday morning on an
alleged Cuban recruiting rendezvous and ar
rested n. n. Harrison. who having plenty Of
funds in bank, promptly gave bail in $1,000 to
appear. It is stated that about thirty men
were recruited yesterday. The men are prom
ised $500 bounty in New York.
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June II

HESITATE OF SOUTH CA r OLINA-
MARLBORO COUNTY.-IN EQUIrY Y-pREsToN.
CONVICTION AND WIFE vs. HENRY G. LEaaErT
AND WIFE EFT AL-BILL FOR PARTITION, M
JUNCTION AND RELIEF Notice is hereby given
in obedience to an order made Ia the above stated
case. that the children OF EBENEZER W. THOMAS,
or their heirs If any such there be- axe hereby re-
quired to establish before me- at Bennettsville g.
c., on or before the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY
next such relationship and their right to the fund in
question In above stated cAse and on their failure
go TO do. to be deprived and forever barred of all
right, title or interest In the same.
D. D. McCOLL, Special Referee.
June II sSmos
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az RosADALIsl RosADALIsl ROSA

A1r ROSADALISl ROSADALISl ROSA
DALIsi-1his medicine has become justly celebra-
ted as the most rei able Alternative we possess 1t is
we'll conceded medical fact that those Alternatives
which exert an influence on the Kidneys increasing
the quantity Of urine and improving its quality,
will provs the most efacacous in the treatment of
diseases. tits on this account that the ROSADALI3
Is 80 much more reliable, and produces so much
more speedy action in Chronic diseases than any
before known to the medical profession and the pub
lfc tits composed of medicines that not only pos
sess the most powerful Alternative properties, but
also Diuretc, Tonic, Hepatic and Diaporeic proper
ties, and 1t therefore acts directly upon all the eecre
hons of Il system and carries of the impurities,
not only through the Blood. but also through the
Skin. Kidneys. &C.
For sale by GOODRICH, wINEMAN & co, I'm.
porters OF Drugs and Chemicals, Charleston, g. O.
June 10 stuth3
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t a9-STATE OF SOUrHSAROLINA, MAkL-
BORO' COUNrY-IN lQUlTY-MARY g. s. JACK
SON, ADM'x., VS.. HUGH JACKSON. Er A1.-BlLL
FOB PARTITION, &c-Notice is hereby given, in
obedience to order made in the abo stated case
that the next OF kin OF WILLIAM J. JACKSON, de.
ceased, living at the dme of his DEATH their heirs
at law and legal Representatives besides HUGH
JACKSON and ELIAS JACK SON, are requested to
establish before such relationship at Benne t.
Vile, y. O., on or before the FIRST MONDAY OF Az
GUST next p. MCQOLL, Clerk
June ~ stuth 1mo
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!, ATMARENGO.--F e YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FRvRR PREvENrIvE-This val
uable medicine entirely vegetable in its prepare
ton, is offered to the public and warranted to cure
any case OF lCHILLs AND FEVER Of however long
standing. completely eradicatina its effect rom the
System, purifying the blood, strengthening the al.
gestve orgsns, inducing an appetite. and keeping
the syete1nin perfect health.s ~ ae sa Il
/. Those snfering from debility arrisng from any
cans, wan hndi It the purest and best TONIC TO be
had anywhere. TO persons residing in unhealthy
sections, or who are predisposed 10 fevers Of any
kind. It will be found iuyaiuable as preventive II
is quite pleasant to the taste and can be given TO
children Of all ages without INJURY Numerous LETT
ters have been received testfyipg to it's efficacy and
value as . FEVER AND AGUR CURE AND TONIC.
1t is fully guaranteed to give complete and univer-
eal satisfaction.
MARENGO is no humbug. Tax r2 !,
For sale atretsil by all Druggists. He
) Atwho,esa,eb b. DOWIE B. NOISE. corner Meet
fnaan Haael streets; GOODRICH. WINEMAN q
90. Hayne-street, and G. j. LUHN General agent
Of Proprietor, southeast cornar Kinx and John
streets, Charleston, y. g. DAC 9nnos June
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{ A terrible affair happened ON the banks OF
Cayuga Lake on Saturday last. Say ~
Two men, named DonnelIy and Mcclure,
hal 8 ,me dispute with regard to their physical
strength. DonnelIy, who is large, heavily
built man. Of no particular pugllstic. skill, had
Mcclure, VIII was stout, wlry man, weighing
some thirty pounds less than bonnelly. Mo
Cure had local reputation as boxer. Each
man bad crowd Of friends who eagerly can;
everything in their power to bring about q
fight. at last the nEehminarles were arranged,
ana email sums OF money were staked upon the
result. The fight tSok place on Saturday
rCayuga Lake. Several hundred persons were
present. Seconds referees, and an um.
Pr Pre- were % chosen, and the fight began.
hhe h!oedv rss sSa rSund Snn owpas,z vas long and
TO grass. In the sec on1 round Mcclure gave
Donnelly terrific upper cut. and D ,nnelly re-
turned 1t by knocking Mcclure into his corner.
In the third round Donneiiy forced the fight
finally knocked through the ropes. The fourth
round opened with signs Of fatigue ON the part
Of Mcclure. Donnelly punished HIM severely.
The nth round opened with the! closing Of gene
h1no. and threw HIM heavily. The sixth. sew sew
lar results. It The beginnine Sofs thcy ninth
ropnd Donnelly, who had been considerably
After sone Hiding. he struck I Moanire Me1S pow. pow
erful blow on the left temple.
MCGUIRE dropped to the ground like q bar of
lead, gasping twice. and died. Donnelly gazed
God. I've killed ehim; ON; Jimmy; speak to
me-" His friends urged him to fiy. An alarm
was raised. It was said that the sher.fY's ofa-
Gers we're approaching: Donneily drew on his
deer. he has not since been seen, and It is
6ald that he ie now in Canada.
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A9-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-ALL
LIEN CREDITORS OF GEORGE r. ELLIOTT. ESQ,
Of Beaufort, g. G.. Bankrupt, are hereby notified
that pursuant to order Of Court dated June 7th,
1869, they are required to prove and establish their
hens. before J. @. CARPENTER, Esq Registrar,
on or before JULY FIRST, 1869. OF else be debarred
from any behent srtsi1aCcAE> the decxeo naade
IN this case. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee of g. p. Elliott.
June "a 90 th1
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NEWS FROM WAsHxNGToN.

WASHINGTON, June 49, The revenue returns
are S697 O0O Boutwell, returDs on Tueeday,
Andrew Johnson visits Washington ON the
10Th Of July.
Nearly half million OF three per cent. GER
tificates were redeemed yesterday.
Dr.. Brink. Consul to Mexico. is Represented
to have aaid, that the sdmlnist, alion would
soon adopt @ positive policy towards Mexico.