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River AND WEATHER.

The river at this point receded a little
on Friday night, aud was rising again
yesterday. We report % inches on Harp
eth Shoals. Weather cool and pleasans.
The only arrival since our last has been
the BurksviIle from Cairo. She brought
up to this point fifty thousand feet Of white
pine lumber flooring, and shs also had no
hhds tobacco from below to Olarksville.
Tbs Burksville is the Monday packet,
leaving at P N.
Tip Jenkins has gone down to Paducah
to represent Wiley Sims in the fas mems
race.
The Kingston East JsHHessedn SAYS:
1--WE learn that Mr.. Murray, the gentle
man who has been engaged in building
the Alert No. 2, or the W. G. Hennegar
Cor whatever she Is to be called, at this
place, has contracted 10 build another and
similar boat, st this place, for Mr.. J. d.
Rice, Of knoxvills. We understand i. is
to be built with special reference to the
up-river trade, being Of light drsught, one
hundred feet long and OF appropriate
width. The timbers are being prepared,
and the work will be commenced as soon
as the present craft IS out of the way. As
ashipbuilder Mr.. hurry is undoubtedly an
eminent success. OF the many boats built
ct this place We question WHISTLER any viii
surpasS in workmanship AID durability the
hull of the new boat just completed IN
der Mr.. MuTry's supervision
lBy Telegraph
OARo, July 22,-Eila Hughes, Nashville
packet, P. N; John Lunsden, Nashville
packet, 8.
STATE OF THE WEATHER.
IelegrGphic Report from Signal SsrUiee
Corps, U. S. A., Of Observations at
4 OcL0cE p 81
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Justioes of the Peace

Robert A. Toon, of Williamson county,
Yves Yesterday commissioned as a Justice
of the Peace.
The Secretary of Slate received infor-
nation yesterday of the election of w. NJ.
Woodcock IS Justice of the Peace Ia the
Sixteenth District of Wilson county. No
commission has yet been issued.
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RedMen,s Council

The Great Council of the Improved
Order OF Red Men for tie Sta Of Tennes
see, will meet in this city on Tuesday
morning, The 25th inst q. the Wigwsm Of
Suwanee Tribe No. u. Large delegations
are expected from The various Tribes In
this State
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ExpIo.Ion nrtbe rec.raI Cemetery

Yesterday some hands employed, we be-
lieye, by M. Sloan, at the Federal Gene
terry, we're engaged in Blasting rocks, when
a charge prsmaturely exploded and severe
ly injured negro named Henry PEim.
He was taken TO DR.. Compton'S Office and
received proper surgical treatment. The
negro's whole face was powder burned,
and both of his eyes were severely injured.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

We have been favored with the perusai
of poem Ct moro than $50 lines, bearing
th5 above titIe, and written by Miss Emma
Nash, Of orr city. Miss Nash Is an &C
conpiisheG and and versatile young lady,
Of much culture and literary tastr. The
poem in question is refined and delicate in
conception, and evinces considerable in
genai;T and poetic skill in arrangement
AKA execution. Tne style and v5rsifca-
ton sre cseditabie TO the author, and both
the y thIH ard measure ATE good It viii
amply repay a careful peICsai.
DoHT forget The Balloon Ascension at
Hor icultGral Garden this afternoon.
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Mr.. A. c. Stewart and bride, nee Miss
Bette Smith, arrived at the Maxwell
House yesterday, where they viii remain
till Monday, when they viii leave on On
Eastern tour. They are accompanied by
their parents-Gen. A. P. Stewart and
lady, Of Lebanon, and Col. Sam Smith and
lady. of Winchester.
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Excursio.is.s Returned.

A large party of Nashville ladies and
gentlemen, who, nearly week since star
ted on a pleasure excursion to Mammoth
Gave, returned home by the Louisville
tain last evening, all apparently well and
very happy.
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INC Lebanon IsobberY.

The person arrested in this city Friday
morning on suspicion of having been con-
cerned in the Lebanon Express robbery,
was released yesterday, nothing having
been proTen against him; at least we were
SC informed by a gentleman who left Lso-
arcn Veeterdav
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War DEPARrnrENr
" n III
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFEIoEB.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July %, 1871.


WASHINGTON, D. O., July q, 1871.
Synopsis for The past tloeBty- four hours
This evening the weather reports Yves. Of
Omaha arc not received, owing to storm,
which probably was not very great in ex-
tent. The barometer has been rising In
that region The pressure il now falling
in Iowa and Minnesota, after rising rapidly
Friday night. The area Of highest pref
sure is now en- the southern border
Lake Michigan. An area of low pressure
exists south and east of Georgia; and
northerly winds with cloudy weather pre-
vail east of Louisiana. An area Ct cloud
and rain has passed from the middle At
lantic coast northeast, and is now east In
New Hampshire. Cloudy and cool pleasant
weather has prevailed during the day from
New England to Minnesota, and south
ward to the gulf States. Easterly winds
are nov reported from Lake Superior to
the Ohio river.
PTO6dbilitjes.-I. is prt bable that stormy
weather will extend on Sunday from Mis-
sissippi to Wisconsin, with fresh easterly
winds on Lakes Michigan and Superior.
Threatening weather, with rain, Is also
probable forthe Gulf coast. Partly cloudy
and partly clear weather north and east Of
North Carolina.
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CITY NOTICES.
Havana cigars.

25,COO Cigars, of oar own importation,
of the best known brands, fer sale at
wholesale ana retail, at
EDW. PEYEADo & Co. 5,
No. II West Maid St, Louisville, Ky.
Branches-Msxwel House, Nashville,
Tenn Gait House, Louisville Hotel, Louis
vile, Ky. 1t
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THE COTTON EaARKEEE.


Montgomery, Ala, July 20.
The Montgomery cotton is firm, with
little Offering; low middling 17t9lsc.
Columbus, Ca, July 20.
Cotton-Market dull and unchanged;
middlings 1Stc; sales bales; receipts 8
bales; shipments l bale for home con-
sumption.
Augusta, Ca, July 20.
Cotton-The market has been very quiet
with light offerings and but little dispo-
siiion on the part of buyers to operate.
We quote the market closing dull at 1910
1895 for Liverpool and 19@194c for New
York middling; sales % bales; receipts 50
bales.
Macon, Ca, July 90.
Cotton-Receipts to-day 81 bales; sales
4; shipped -.
The market closed frmer at Sc higher
this evening. We quote Liverpool mid
dliDgs at 19c. Offerings extremely Light.
Boston, July 20.
Cotton-Dun. Middlings 21Eo; gross
receipts 400 bales; exports to Great Britain
80 bales; sales % bales; stock 5000 bales.
Atlanta. Ga. July 81.
Ootton-Market firm at 1870 for full
style New York middlings.
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The EIctropoIitan,

The August number Of the Metropolitan,
published by 7. Butterck & Co., $50
Broadway, New York, has been received,
containing all the latest patterns. These
patterns have been received by Doris &
Oven, Geasral Agents for the Howe Sew
ing Machine Company.
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Dealt. OF Mi. ". n. Parnels.

The death of Mr.. NJ N Parmele, formerly
of louisville, but for the past FIVE or six
years resident Of Nashville, occurred at
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon at No 80,
Vine street, after protracted Illness. The
remains of the deceased will be taken to
CITY of LOuisyilia for intermenf.
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Oa,y Wood Elgravors in Tennessee
Southern Engraving Co.
Ecscgrnph Cnblc across Vhc ONO
Egiysr.

'SC8CSINph CHbEC ICf0NN Vac ONO
Silver.
Ii was published IL the USIov AND AMER
IcAx several weeks since, that a large
amount Of telagraphio cable had arrived al
The depot of the EIgefeld and Kentucky
railroad, In this city, having been shipped
from New York by steamer to Charleston,
and thence 10 this city by Southern rail
road lines. The cable weighed abOu;
5000 pouuds, and night before last the eff
ficient Superintendent of The Eighth Dis
trict Western Union Telegraph Company,
George w. TrsbUe, Esquire, with the as
sistance Of the Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville packet, ''Fayetle, was SUCCESS
ful in laying this cable across the Ohio
river at Henderson, Ky. The cable YVES
laid by torch light, and ,he work occupied
only two hours. The cable contains three
conducting wires aud all work without a
fault.
We axe now in direct Geographic com
munication with Evansville, cur sister CITY,
and may this he the precursor Of closer
and more intimate connection by rail and
steam at al early day, thereby bringing
us into more intimate relationship, adYanc-
ing our commercial interests and begetting
that ftiendahip that should exist between
two cities so intimately connected.
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THO Ladies, PcnrI

The August number Of the La6'eS Pearl
IS upon cur table, and IS usual, hes an IN
terestiDg table Of contents. The editor
gives notice that il The next number Will
be commenced a story of thrilling interest
entitled .tLora Harden,
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Rlr.l NhontLrr mntcn.

The shooting match which took place
Y yesterday afternoon a. or nea. the Ninth
Wand E2gina House, for a purse Of SIS.
resulted - favor Of John Brooks, he XIII
ing 9 out Ct 10 birds, Gir. Mitchell killing
z, and Mr.. Meadows killing >.
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Probate Court.

= o FDzz,o was yesterday appointed
and qualified es administrator upon The
es'2te Oh J.. ". Fuzzie, deceased.
Three orphan negro children woge
boUad Gus TO Louis March.
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CITY EGTlCES,

R.F. Bates Is a candidate for Justice OF
the Peace at the election Aug 8, 1871.
Southern Engraving Co., 80. North
Cherry, J. Il. Buckingham, Superintend-
eut. IL
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Tie first sweet potatoes we lave seen
fLle season were exhibited on the stall Of
Robert stewart in tae Markethouse yester-
Fr-
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-. r. Neylan, uewsdealer, has placed OF
o15 table the August number Of this new
asrirsvt for The patronage Of Catholic
readers
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PBoF. WEBSTER will ascend in his BtI-
loon this afternoon al Horticultural Gsr-
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SHVILLE. TENN.
+ WORD TO CORRESPONDENTS

N-e beg to say so 81 correspondents
th-s # jaCy wish their srticlea published,
tEsy must vL,te On only one SIDE OF q
slice. gf their paper.
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told opened in Eev Yoxk yesterday at
112, and closed at 11l5. Dealers here
we're paying 111s, and were holding at
1924.
Exchange on New York is taken By
the banks ct par snd Is sold by them at /!
pranium.
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Have been out of order FOR wetk, and
th-yo was great demand for their use
yga.- l-y. hurry up the repairs.
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BIuF. Whistler vii ascend in his Bal
loon. ms afternoon at Horticultural Gar
daa
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rhc Catholic Record.

Three Artists now az So1!hsrD Eng,av-
lau Go.
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i0ndo1s euVlCe9 OF yesterday quote
5-30s $50 at 925; Cos at 9244; '67s at 914;
and 1O-4Os at Oh
Tennessee bonds are quoted In New
York at 72o for the cid and 72t for the
new.
Bank Of Tennessee is IN demand. Bro
kers buy at 8G@66tc aud sell at $50.
Southern Bends ia NeB Ycrss
Tia sales OF Southern bonds al
the New York Stock Exchange on the
18th inst. were as follows:
SECOND BOARD.
1000 Tennessee six per cents, Old-..-........72li
5000 Alabama eight per cents
The sales on the 19.h inst. were "a fol-
lows:
FZEsT BOARD.
1880 Tennessee six per cent?, o............,..I2
5000 Tennessee SIX Der cents, neW..............72
1000 Virginia six per cent. Old.
1000 Georgia seven per ....-..4
20,UJ0 North Carolina skies old bonds. .-.45
13,0OJ Missouri six per cents.
5000 Missouri State six per cents .99ss
1000 Missouri six per cents, H. * St. Jo.Iss 81
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Now Advertisements.

ro- other LoceI Matter see Shird
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GENERAL MARkETS

SATURDAY, July %, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market
The market to-day was lsnguid and
dropping, and unsaleabIe at or quotations.
To effect sales concessions would have to
be made. We quote nominally as follows:
Inferior. .ss...-..s'..'.' J34t9lV4
ordinary .....,-s..-....... -.-.s-s- II (9I4t1
G-oCs ordinary ..-.s..-.-- ----.- l5As GSfz
L1v Ioiddlina. ,---.---.--l6si 9l4A
Strict low mtddlns ~ (9lIZ
Below we give summary Of the trans
actions of the day
sales ....ss.-........s-.'ss. -.--.s-a.---.' e
S1lpuleit5 -s.sss..
NASHVILLE c4s-Os EE1-2SEE5.
sscsz O. ESEd EaDf. ], l6T0.-....-....-- 1901
h2sSifej to-day s.......ss-.
2acsiYsd DEsT1oEE.y $780,. Sll4O Sll43
tsceh-r A-~- $1,000 o0o79
Salp4ed Sn-Cag. .--.--. ---s.-..s Z
Shipped psSyiSuST .-~s-..,s.s.s 22s5 e23O2
Stc1s % hsoe,...,----.-.~.--. 1912
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Exposition OF tho Giles County Fruit
GreNNcrs, AssoctatiOm.

Our Giles county friends are making ex-
tensie preparations for the Exposition Of
the Fruit Growers Society on the Sd, 4th;
and 9TH days of August next, st Antoinette
Hall, Pulaski. All the choice fguits, wines,
cordIais and all other SINH az liquids
sweet meats, preserved fruits, garden pro-
ducts, etc, etc, viii be on exhibition.
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Nashville Provision Market

We quote packed from store as follows /;
BAo5N-Clear sides sc; clear rib sides
94c; shoulders 71o; country hams l23c,and
veEy soa-ce.
CHo1cE HAus-Hart & Hensley's G. O.
@. canyassed 16c.
BREAKFAsr BAcoN-Hart il Hensley' 8
Choice S. @. O. .. O. breakfast bacon, can
vassed, 14@15c- -.
LAED-Choice leaf in tierces 114c; half
bbls 12c; kegs 12ie; 10 ID caddles 15c;
ID caddies 15ie; 3 ID caddies 154c; buck
cts 15c.
Nashville Flour and Grain Market
FLnun-Tha market was dull to-day, the
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THIRD EATl0AAb BAAK,
NASHVILLE, TEf% ~

HOARD Of D3EECE1EH.
Z. Y. PEREY, GaAE. Z. HILLaAs,
yCaH EIEKHAE, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL 2. CARTER.
rEyBAEEkCLl 4 GENERAL EXCHANGE BUSI-
NESS sad deals in United States Bonds End
Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
". VI. BERRY President.
9SO. EIRKzAN. Vice President. BSpl-1s
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BANKING HOUSE
aagHoaai Savings Company

L. @. TARBox, Cashier.
TEoS. 3. MARE, President.
- De9osiss ssoelved, AID interest allowed
5ers3G, loa17 negotiated, conecStons made, ana
General Banking business transacted. cold x
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Freight Train Acciacu,

Balloon ASCENSION this afternoon al
Horticultural Garden.
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Al in want OF summer goods call al G.
Rice & Cos. They are closing out their
summer stock at prices to suit Verybody,
at G. Rice i Cos. jy23 st So, tUiElh
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L ziyua & Morris Perfected Speotacles
ere the best. They never tire the eyes;
last many years without change, and are
warranted not to break. Geo. Il. Calhoun
& Co., Maxwell House, Jewellers and Op-
ticians, are sole agents for this county.
iy2 Pm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

Best japanese PopEn 10 cents; Mozam-
bigucs 15c; Silk Grenadines from % to
soc, worth at the opening of tie season
from SOC to Sl.25, at G.. Rice & Cos.
iva 81 Sc, tu& II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

The Messrs. Long, father and son, who
were wounded with beer barrel fswcet
while resisting levy rlade by Constable
Price at the Turner PARK few days since,
are recovering from the effects Of their in
juries Yourg Long is not now confined
to his bed, and the elder Long begins to
stir about the house something more than
he did lie FIRST two days after The occur
renee.
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A splendid assortment Of spoon, fork
and table cutlery, clocks, gold pens and
r. Calhoun & Cos, Maxwell House, at
low prices. my7 tt
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Fifty barrels 6est new wheat -four in the
city. St Cloud Select Grocery and Floral
Depot, North Summer street. jy22 2t
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John Gilgan & Co. are clearing out the
remainder Of ,hs,r Summer Goods at ex-
trsmsly low prices Trade Palace, Public
Square. jy16 tt
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Summer groi5 TO be disposed of regard
less TO value The greatest bargains ever
offered. The balance of oUr summer
goods must and viii be sold.
iy23 81 su, tu&.h G.. RICE & Co.
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Ladies' and Gentlemen7s H1e Travelling
Trunks, YGliseJ and Satohels, elegant
finish, substantial and very cheap at Dan
steads, AZ Market stroev. je27 If
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Mosquito Bars, already made, including
fixtures, from So and upwards.
jy23 3 gu, tu& tn G, RICE & Co.
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Gearing out the remainder of our sum
mer goods below cost.
jy23 sun, tu&th G. RICE & 90.
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EE1EssS
BATHS Warm and Cold BATHS
E2AEEES
Al Chas. Il. Breyer's Shaving and Bath
ing Saloon, Nos Il and l6 Deaderick
street. jy2 eodf
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$3.50, 900 in gold drawn every seventeen
days. Prizes c2shed and information fur
Dished. The highest rates paid for doub-
looms, al kinds of gold and silver, Span
ish bank bills, Government securities, etc.
Taylor q Co, Bankers, No. IS Wall street,
New York. my16 d&wtf
II you want bargain III good watch
and chain, go and get one from G, z. Cal
hoan & Co., Maxwell House. my7 #
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STATE OF THE WEATHER

Topographic Report from Signal Service
Corps. U. S. a., Of Dissertations at
4 O'clock p. H.
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Try cur bargain counter for CATERS,
shoes and slippers, at prices from 20 cents
and upward JOHN RAA1AGE L Son,
If As College street.
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Geo. L. Calhoun & Co., at tho Maxwell
House, have a large and splendid stock OF
jgWelry, which they aye Offering very
cheap. my7 If
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Grand stock Of Trunks and Bags, very
low prices, at Ramsgs & Sons, 48 College
street. jy14 If
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AUGUST STYLEs.-Butterick's Patterns
just received at the Howe Sewing Machine
Rooms. jy23 st
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13

murmured, pressing her hands above h..
heart, as if to still its throbbinys.
Again the boys fingers tapped sof,lu
upon the lowest grating, and again Rddv;.
voice called softly:
Mother! 1t is really I-your or,
EddyI Come to the window p
A low cry burst from the lips Of Mr..
Burns. Then she pressed her face closs
against the rough iron bars.
The boy shrank back among the
branches.
Eddy! Oh, Eddy Are you here @
1 am here, mother p he said dom,
crv out, or some one will hear u.s.
He crept nearer 10 her, and pressed hi:
face against the bars, his cheek touching
hers.
She caught at Eddy's hand she kissed
his quivering lips again and again.
80 my brave boy ? she whispered, |
never expected to see you again.
poor mother 2 said Eddy. You nigh,
have known would come to you if they
had taken you to Madagascar The
above we publish as specimen chapter
but the continuation of this story will be
found in the New York Ledger. Ask for
the number dated April %, which can be
had at any news Office or book store. II
you are not within reach of a news ofRoe
you can have the Ledger mailed to you
for one year by sending three dollars to
Robert Bonner, publisher, New York
The Ledger pays more i0s original con
tributions than any other periodical in tn
world. 1t will publish none but the very
very best. Its moral tone is the puresi
and its circulation the largest. Every
body who takes it is happier for having II
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13

CONNEcICUT.-It is now settled that
In Connecticut all the Republican State
officers are elected, except the Governor.
1t is pretty certain that there are scatter
ing votes enough to send the election OF
Governor to the Legislature, which So
cures the election Of the Governor also.
Well done, gallant little Connecticut!
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13
GETTING MARRIED.

Essays for Young Men, on Social Evils, and the
propriety OF improperly of getting married, with
sanitary help for those who feel untitled for mat
rimonial happiness. Sent free in sealed envel-
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box T, Philadelphia. Pa. jan20d&w3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13
PIMPLEs ON THE FACE.

For Comedones, Black worms or Grubs, PIN
ply Eruptions and BIotehed disAgurations on the
Face, use Perrys Comedone and Pimple Rene
dy. 1t is invaluable 10 the afflicted. Prepared
only by DIR. b. @. Perry, Dermotologist, 40 Bond
ST., N. Y. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
feb27d&w4mos
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13

By resolutions the Board of Trustees passed the provisions
the charter the dividends all policies force
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK" are
declared the LIST of January from
plus that day. and payable and
ing at the option of the policy holders:
Fsn cash. January same
are computed.
Second-In reduction of any premium due.
Third-In purchasing additions the assured.
Fourt-A portion be sur
rendered pay due same any policy force
owned by the person.
FhUpon the written request any policy may kept
the dividends additions the
due the policy thus avoiding while
dividend credits remain.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13
TOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECK.

4 les and Tan, use Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is the only reliable and harmless
remedy known for bro disooloratiop. Sold by
druggists everywhere. Depot, 40 Bond St., N. Y.