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Teage requested 70 give notice that on and
after Monday, Sept. l6.h, ustl Nov. lst, the
books Of the CA.ttcnlca county Agricultural So
cie,y nay be found a. thu office Of Ea9s W Taft,
Maia street, where premiums viii be paid. All
premiums not called fr previous to Dee 1st,
viii BE considered as Donations 10 the Society.
Ezsrx COUNTY "a. y FAIa-We are re-
queiiel to give notice that sac annual exhibition
OF this society fr the present year hss been post
poael until Tuesday, Wednesday and ThurEiay,
October lst, u sul 3l-whan it viii be held at
Wes.Po,l rs usual. The fairs Of this society
always rank .mong 10 best county exhibitions
il tie STAT
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The stsnusrd Light Gard First Regiment
Vermont Volunteer Infantry g into camp on
tie Fair Ground, Essex Junction, Gu Tuesday
evening next AID viii remain until Thursdsy
evening. On Welneslsy afternoon the con-
msad will be reviewed by Gov Stewart
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Il sfonas .T4iEfin2r.

Ne who has had experience and fully under
~ s1uds the business To such Al one good
wages Will be paid. Address or call on
WILL r. LEWIS,
sen. lI-d2v ew2w brandon, Vt.
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gew Establishments.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF BURLINGTON.
DepO Sif Rec CENTS

are Issued by this Bank. payable en- demand with
interest at the following rates:
II not paid within 90 days, } per cent per aunum.
months, s
6" "a a 81
a. nc adTantlges Of this system for Deposits are
that the money is earning infe,esf and ravqJi, on
demand f's-''' w
special attention is called 20 the fact that there il
no less OF interest on these Receipts, no matter
wren me money is drawn the interest being
al9wed up 10 tne day Of payment Of the Receipt
anu not being IN the shape Of Dividends payable on
Depositors OF this class can compound their inter
est oy presenting their Receipts once in six months
taxing new ones for the accrued interest or for
tne principal and interest, as they may prefer.
c. ". w0ODHoUsE, Cashier.
Sept l4-eeOdGw3m, Is
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slew advertisements.
P0OEE BROS.


% College Street,
Where ihey are ceiling E0o6s al low uliccs and
best qua ity. We have at private sale very hne
line 90 l'amask, Luck ami Euta Towels Crash Ia
dies and misses Hosiery, TatIo Linen Mani Inns
o. iuch Loom DtmFsk GO yds for 80 Furnishing
Goocs, Shirts ard Drawers, Neckaes, Bosom shirts,
Eandke-chiets. Susr CrdsIs, Socks. AID laf ucse
Periulery, Hair uis Soaps Jeve.ry, &C.
WHITE : Grey BeANKFTE. kUBRER Pom
CH0S HiANhHTs, Clothing, sc
Linen Fiuih Co is-s Clo-h Hu,tou Eolcr. 90 cts.
q box
Army B., AID ilo-aus, inc Dress Boots and
Shoe furiifGIr, Gil tiosia- Gc-5c
Please cal and oS- mine, al iosrn thst they
have sood goods az Che klctio1 S-o-e.
y HFEkLT AUCTION SALE on sATUR-
Days At O'CL1CE PSI.
Sept. g-dl plf
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HAS CURED R/A DEAFNESS.
DOES CURE ENLA AND
WILL CURE CATARRU.
For cure 81, r Test sample fer . cents by mall
Dr., E. +. HYATT, DO G.a1d Street. New YorS.
Sept l2-Wiw
Xxi & U XII Fireworks !

FOR The POLITICAL CAMPAIGJ.
Cluhs and individuals suppIel with r. kets,
Candles Bsnsoas, &C. 80. Tor professions or meet
inEs. Torches, Chinese Lanterns IN every sty G,
Flags, Tr4rsp aronc.cs, &C. &c, for tae Campaign.
GUTTER, HYDE 4 40
p CUAUNCY STREET BOSTON,
Sole Manufacturers OF
Aarshal.'s Patent Illuminating Candlesti-s fr
Illuminating windows. Tbs bsst ever make.
seu1 for p-ice .is, sept l-tSwim
SKIN DISEASES.
FERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDlNE AM =. PIE
EEhEpf.-The SKIN Medicine of the Age D. vas
ranted q cure tL~sH WORH- PivPLEs ErurtiUns
and BLorc8E0 ciai-ur8tfUus o. the la,o. Sold -
all pru--'sts. Depot, l9 Bono ST., Neg Torl
FOR Moth Patches. r.. chiess.
AND TAN, USE pERRY'S nora And FRCkLE
LOTION. The we'll known. reliable and hermie ss
remedy tlr Brown D.-cpilTation5 u the face. Pro
pared ouIy By Dr. B. &. Perry, nermAt logst, a.
b-ct street, Nes York Sold p Druggists every
where. March l5-nea woe satSw1n
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This is $ year for strange vegetable growths.
C. Pstca Of Colchester, has raised twin musk
melon Of the pine apple variety-7eritsble Siam
ese twins, precisely alike in size sad shape The
stem vas sbou. six inches long and divided at
the ila0tu-es with the melons but the melons
themselves were fairly grown together at the
i'd
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

SlTuATED IN sHELBURN, VT, on the Rutland
- burlington R. r.. convenient to the Village
rost Umce, Depot Church, &c, and only miles from
land, which will easily keep a stock eouiyalent 10
- COWS ana team, winter and summer .6ood house,
TWO stories, conveniently planned. and will accom-
mocate large ianiy parlOr, sitting ROOM dining
room; kitchen, bedrooms, hall pantries. Sc., on
nlst Moor, anu as many rooms above. Barn recently
bult Al cost q over si0O', liOx 10 with an l. 10
< ~ nnished on with all the modern improvements
including running water throughout Also sheds
zee mouse and ether conveniences. Has a large
apple orehard including "A standard varieties
when On II is not yet fully natured has Welded
over so bbs. in one season. Also a ereat ysr,stv
oI pears, plnms, grapes, &c. Large first growth
sugar grove with sugar house, pans, SC PLENTY of
haId wood The farm will produce more than
suhcient TO net large per centage en- its cost FOR
Iurtner particulars and more complete descripti On
apply to, or address, B. z VAN VJJET
sept l6-d2tawAwlm Shelbn-n u
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AssIe WEES AUCTION SIZE

1a"''l . = - = ! 7 Z 7 NVN - T.
NGTI IS HEREBY GIVFN that will sell q.
~ Public auction az tho Ssz NH aud B0hbin Fac
tory lately occupied by G!hllon Worth in
Barnet 10 tho County o; Caledonia oa the 3lth dsy
Of Septeu bar a. D. i-11 90 Do &c eek in the fore
noon % The highest bidder f1- ssh all the personal
property and -o-l e8tas belonging d the e.tate o.
Gillian worth. BEnkrupts-el;hor IS D irtners or
indivi1us Is LUCIU5 ROBINSON,
Assignee o. CilElt.n & worth. Banzrupts
Newport, sept 81, A D ls-1-Ilw3s
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IKI NlN TAI = EsIAIE..
STATE OF VERMONT, , The Honorable the
r.ts-s-.r or s-,r7,,,7, . Probate Court, for tho
''i'' - ) District Of Oh ttenden.
70 all persons interested in to estate If Teuman
Fay, laIo u ficiuaut, 10 sad District De-
ceased
GREETING.
NVHE8EAs, SAIL Court hath assiznod tho 18th
W day o. September next for the settlement Of the
admins ration gcccult % the administrator Of the
said estate and for decree II the residue Of
the estate Of said deceased. and ordered that
public notice thereof he given 90 all persons inter
est1d in said estate, By publishing this order
three weeks success vsly previous to the day
assigned. in the Burlington Wcesly Fee Press
printed in Eurlingt n, ia said District
IHEEEFq-E, ca ara hereby notified o. appear at
the Probate Court roo-s, in Burlington on the day
assigned then and there 20 contest the allowance "
said a'c0unt. AID cfp7s. said decree i. you see
cause.
Given LHteg iay hsul, this z3l day Of August A
d. ls-2- T. Z. WALES, Judge.
4w7w
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IL RANKRTrTCr.

II the District Court q tho United States for the
L District q NerU- min the natter Of \ bert
Camp, BanFrupt-In Balkruptcy-'To the creditors
Of snd bllkrupt and all others VINO IL 1t nay CT
eein The CndcTs -1ci, ass gree q the estate OF
SAID banzruut hereby gives notice that Il has been
er1ered by tie District o. ust Of sad District, that
the second AMI -Aird genera! meeting Of tie credit
ors or SAL BANKRUPT W u be held at Ecwp r.,
orleans C-u-ty. On t-o ~ day OF October, A D.
.e at I'D o'cl-cE a. S. at the office OF Hon. John
l. Edwards Register, tlt the purposes named in tho
9th and IN Sections or The Bankrupt Act Of
March Cd, l-l7 and this is also o give notice that
have fled ny final account as assignee Of sail
Bankrupt ard that q, said TINE ard place 1 shall
apply % said Court for q set. 'ement cf my said
account, aud f1r a l.sclar-s from all liability as
assignee Of E.t estate in accordance with said 2sth
section.
Dated at s;ose, tbs -tl day or suglst, 1872.
Il. X. CAMP, Assignee
Iiw3U
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-28

AT STATED Communication of Dove Lodge
No 81, Jan 2lst, A. l.. 5S72 A. ID. 1872 the fol
lowing Preamble and Resolutions were adopted !:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Providence to
remove by death our worthy brother, JOHN CAL
WIN DAvIs-an event deeply deplored by our
entire community, and by this Lodge, of which
he was a valued and honored member; thore-
fore, be it
Resolued, That by the deat III of our beloved
brother, we are called to mourn the loss of one
who in life illustrated the precepts and benevo.
lent tendencies of cur Order; who was active
and conscientious in the discharge of evory
duty a good citizen, u kind neighbor as afTec-
tonate son, a devoted husband and father, and
adm onishes us of the uncertainty of lie and the
Importance OF preparation for the great change
which sooner or later comes to all. rf luHE Es
ReSolUed That to the widow and family of our
deceased brother, we tender our heartfelt SYM
pathies, and commend them for consolation in
this their hour of aflietion to the God of the
widow and fatherless. t., fs r., rt..F..r
Resolved, That will ever cherish with fond
recollection the amiable qualities and many
virtues OF our beloved brother, and that a memo
rial page be set apart on the records of this
Lodge and dedicated TO his memory. ....-a.
| q Resolped. That u copy of these resolutions
| duly attested be sent to the widow OF our de
| ceased brother, and copy furnished for publ
cation to one or more OF the city papers. ~
A copy from the records. n ,,s...- +. De-, .1
| Teste AUdUsFUs ARsRLL JR
| 10 SS-lt '' Secretary
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evening State Sni,rnat.
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Peter Gain, an aged and respected
citizen Of Clark county, died on Sunday
morning last. He was about seventy
wears old. s5aat4gl niHseE d. D-1g.l lIa.l -.
We see it stated that at White Post
there is but one well containing water, in
consequence Of which citizens are allowed
but limited supply from it. y5HsIl1 ggi
"A young man named Desper, aged
about 10 years, and son of Mr.. John Des-
per, was drowned in Christian creek, Au.
gusta county, on Sunday last. He had
gone in the water to bathe, and was taken
with cramp. M ....,s..... .y,..r
james ID. Coleman, of Caroline county,
(son of the late Judge r. III. Coleman) who
has just graduated at the University of Vir-
ginia, has been elected Professor Of Greek
at Mama University, Ohio--in the place of
his brother, A. l.. Coleman, killed accident
ally at Charlottesville, a few months ago. 81
The Republicans of Augusta held
rousing ratification meeting in Staunton on
Monday. The meeting was addressed by
Senator Lewis, A. d. Gray, Judge David
Fultz, Major j. III. Harman, Rev. w, B.
Derric, and A. NJ. Crane. Steps were
taken for the erection of q magnificent
Grant and Wilson banner, fflNB0
"A new company, under the name of
the Alexandria and Washington railroad
company, (route of line to be down the
east side of the Potomac. and thence across
by bridge to Alexandria, has been in
corporated with G. l.. Walker, George
Mattingly, G. w. Balloch, JAS. e. ssDex-
ter, P. II. Reinhart, ID. 9. 'Forney, and r.
NJ. Hall, as incorporators.
The Charlottesville InteAigencer relates
the following ludicrous incident: T"We
learn as the excursion train was returning
from Variety Springs last Tuesday, young
man standing on the platform, as the cars
entered the tunnel thought he would go in
side and get drink of water. 1t being
rather dark he mistook a lady's sundown
for a cooler and her nose for the spicket.
He soon. found out his mistake, after which
explanations were made satisfactory to both
partias,0 ~ o'7tl 'a. .".
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ROBT. POLLARD, assignee, will sell at King an,
|, Queen Court. House, July l5, Valuable rsa
estate in King and Queen county.
N. M. LEE, trustee, and Jacob Cohn, assignee
will sell in front of the u. S. Custom House
July list, at IL M, House and Lot on Leigh
street. f...E'. $50 n ETr. y. g-II--
II. M. MAYO, assignee, and b. M. ROBINSON
trustee, Will sell at Lancaster Court House
Monday, July 10th, (that being court day.
valuable real estate in Northumberlanc
county. #. ....r .. f" f... ...| -.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, auctioneers will sell
18th, at 10 A. M, valuable Real Estate in
Patrick county.
+. W. MAHOOD, assignee of ]. G. Roy bank
rupt, will sell ut store, corner Ninth and
Broad street, July 1st, commencing at II
A. M., a stock OF books, stationery, &c, &C.
4. S SEABURY, auctioneer, Petersburg, va
VIII sell ut his rooms on Sycamore street, on
Saturday, July Goth, at IL o'clock M, a
valuable Truck and Dairy farm in Dinwiddie
county.
SMITH PETERSON, auctioneers and real
estate agents, will sell on Tuesday, July o.,
at IL o'clock M, in front of the United States
custom House, several valuable tracts Of
land, life interest in lands, chooses in action,
% notes, &c. t..... ...... o.. ..-. .. .. ~
s. N. DAVIS, auetioneer, will sell on Tuesday,
Juy 8, in front of the United States Gus.
tom-house, in the city of Richmond, the
Choses in Action, surrendered by James T.
butler Il Co., bankrupts. Also at tho same
time and place, a valuable piece Of real es-
tate, lying in Henrico county near Rich,
mond, formerly belonging to w. +. G.. Gar
nett, bankrupt. De-. r.-..Ig. .r.....
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REPUBLICAN MEETING IN MADISON
WARD.-Pursuant to call Of the presi-
dent of the Madison ward Grant and Will
son Club No. l, large and enthusiastic
meeting was held Wednesday evening at
Hams Hall. Mr.. Joseph Cox was made
chairman, and explained the object the
meeting had in view. A committee was
appointed to draft suitable resolutions.
Speeches were made by Joseph Cox, j. A.
Taylor and others, after which the COM
mittee reported the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted: .l J
WHEREAS, We hail with joy the action
of the Philadelphia National Republican
Convention, and also the fulfilment Of the
Declaration Of American Independence and
the ratification of the fifteenth amendment
to the constitution Of the United States
which gives to all men, without regard to
race or color or previous condition, that
long prayed for boon-eq equality before tho
law therefore, be it t..s.ls4ir
ReSolued. That the National Republican
party Of the country is mindful of its grea
Obligations to the soldiers and sailors
whose valor saved the Union. Their pen
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS
REPORTED FOR STATE JOURNAL
FROM WASHINGTON.



Washiagton, June 27.-Official inforIna-
ton has been received here from Geneva
that the British government having accepted
the declaration Of the arbitrators that the
claims for indirect damages, involving no
money consideration, is not a subject for
consideration by them, Lord Tenterden
to-day formally withdrew his motion for
an adjournment Of the tribunal, and then
filed the British argument. Accordingly,
now that the indirect claims have been dis
posed OF to the satisfaction of both govern
ments, the other business before the tribu-
nal will be considered. .
Genera, June 27.--The tribunal of arbi-
tration reassembled this morning. Secresy
was agreed to be preserved for another
twenty-four hours.
Washington, June 2S.-In answer to an
inquiry as to the amount of losses in the
collection of the internal and customs
reuenue, the loss sustained by depostors
in the national banks and the amount of
public money lost through defaulting Of
ficials, acting secretary of the treasury
Richardson has made comprehensive
statement. From this it appears that the
estimate OF ultimate losses to the
government from internal revenue
collectors for the three years ending
March 3, 1872, is less than two dollars in
every 100000; the losses by collectors of
customs for two, years and three quarters
amounts to $2S, 900 in $553 900, 900, or less
than So in every 100000. The mean an
nual losses by the failure ofnational banks
for thee years ending June J., 1872, was
$50, 800. On a basis of q constant average
amount of deposits of 574 800, 900, it is
found that the estimated loss to creditors
through the insolvency of national banks
was equivalent tos5.37l in every 800, 900.
Washington Items. ~.
Washngton, June 27.-1'he superior
court has entered noHe prosequi in the
case of Charles w. Buttz..
Colonel T. p. Robb. president of the
board Of commissioners appointed by the
President to investigate the depredations
on the frontier OF Texas and Mexico, leave
here tonight for New Orleans, pia Savan-
nah, to join his colleagues, whence he will
proceed at once to the border.
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cLEANiNcs.

t--a f.L-A's : - ---L IL .f .. --'NN. ..H'..
The French Garde Republican Band
has been authorized by the French govern
ment to visit Chicago. fa % .', ., a,T'.. '''
"A letter from Equality, ILL.,, states that
the wheat harvest in that State is better
this year than it has been in many years
before. t'"'
BY decision rendered yesterday, On and
after July l., 1872, peddlers of Tobacco
must give bond and pay the special tax
imposed by the new law. -T5' r,rg,r I'd.
A tremendous hail storm passed over
Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday morning. Sew
eral houses were struck by lightning, and
one woman was killed in bed.
The Ohio Liberal Republican State
Central Committee held meeting yester-
day morning. An executive committee
was appointed, with Generel r.. Brinker-
hoff, Of Mansfield, chairman. as5a.,a...l ' q ~
The Commissioner Of internal revenue
decides that a person who does not sell
and deliver tobacco, snuff, or cigars, but
simply travels with samples, soliciting or
ders, is not regarded as a peddler OF to-
bacco under the act Of June 8, 1872. @
The New York Herald of yesterday
says A vote for Greeley next fall will
be vote for the restoration Of Tammany
rule and there is no branch of business
which would not be involved in immeasur-
able disasters in consequence. Newspapers
cannot deceive the people one way or the
other on this subject, The people observe
facts for themselves, and draw their own
conclusions-and it is because they do this
that we are confident that New York State
will give larger majority for the Republi-
can party next fall than she has done for
many a year past. The people have beaten
Tammany organizations once, and they can
and will do it again." NV
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sions are sacred debt of the nation ant
the widows and orphans of those who diet
for their country's flag.
Resofced, That we return thanks to thu
National Republican party of the country
through whose agency God has given tc
four millions of oppressed people this price.
less heratage, and we pledge our lives and
means to uphold the flag that to-day waves
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from the
great lakes to the Gulfof Mexico, proclaim
ing that America is free, mo North, no South,
no East, no West, but one and inseparable
cemented by the cost of many lives and
rivers of blood. L.a .ai'o ol- sH
Resotoed, That our chief aim is through
all life to maintain those principles by
which the liberties of four million of free
men were purchased by the loss of many
lives to our country; we will always be
found loyal, and right or wrong, we pledge
our undivided support tc Grant and VIII
son, the nominees of the Republican Ma
tional Convention for President and Vice
President of the United States, II "'Hs
Resoired, That we recognize our many
obligations to the Congress of the United
States, and will so conduct ourselves as
good and deserving citizens as to put to
shame those who insulted our manhood
by saying that we did not know how to use
the ballot. We endorsotho Administration of
U. 5, Grant, and the noble position he has
taken from time to time in defence of hu-
man rights and the Republican party of
the country, also to those men, his asso-
ciates, who risked their lives without regard
to class or race, on land and sea, to save
the nation. ,.... ........si. ...--..,
Resolped, That we are under many obi
cations to the Philadelphia National Repub-
lican Convention for the selection of U. s.
Grant, Of Illinois, and Hon. Henry Wilson,
of Massachusetts,, as our standard-bearers,
believing az we do that there could not
have been made better selection than
Grant, tho soldier, and Henry Wilson the
great champion Of the Senate; that Wilson
and Grant are for the people, and will make
the lnees of Horace Greeley, Jefferson
Davis bondman, trembleil November next.
Resolred, That the names of Lincoln,
Grant, Wilson, Sheridan, Brown and
Garrison should bo ever dear to our people,
and that we will so train up our children as
to only mention their names with reference
and respect.
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STEAMSHIPS.
nor NEW YORK.

EOR NEW YORK. EIES
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY,S elegant sidewhee1 steamship ISAAC
BELL, Capt. BIAKsMAN, will sail on SUN
DAY, June 80, at IL O'Clock A. M. z L At
Freight received until Saturday night, \
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for,
waried with dispatch TO all points llorth SOUTH
east and west Close connections made with CD
nard line for foreign ports. ss .r.-..f -
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Stsera pc ~! ... -. 90
Round Trip Tickets. 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to -
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
10 2s-2t lr HHtiH No, 3 Governor street
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ARREST OF THE COUNTY CLERK
WilliamJ. Anable, clerk of Henrico county,
was arrested yesterday upon warrant
issued by Judge Minor Of the Henrico
county court, charged on complains of
Samuel Maddell and Ii. A. Atkinson, with
fraudulently erasins, altering, secreting and
destroying certain record committed to his
Keeping, namely, list Of names Of the
grand Jurors selected according to law.
I MIR. Anable was taken before justice Lew
ellen, but as the witnesses were not present
the examination was postponed until p.
NJ, the accused being bailed in the sum of
$500. "" ''''' '.ah.@ .1- .'.''
Before leaving the courtroom Mr.. Ana
BILE was arrested on the charge of embez-
lzling 81 300 Of money belonging to the
county, and gave bail in the sum of So 900
for his appearance this morning.
Owing to the absence of witnesses the
case was continued this morning until the
July term of the county court, and bail
required in the sum of s., 200, which had
not been given up to 2. M.
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3, SHoCKOE HILL A ACCADEMY.--The
seventh session of this school, Mr.. S. T..
Beach, principal, closed on Tuesday, 25th
inst. Prizes were distributed as follows |:
A handsome gold medal to Charles X.
Willis, whose per cent. of good and perfect
lessons exceeded that Of any other pupil in
the school, and silver medals to Henry Nj.
Wortham, Mieajah L. Willis, Frank k.
Henry, Eugene y. Hartsook, William II.
Allderdice, Jr., Willie d. Courtney and
Henry G. McGruder, who, in the order
named, stood next in excellence.
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Withdrawal OF Judge Davis, sc.

Chicago, H., June 2S.--Judge Davis
has written a letter Withdrawing from the
eandidatrc Of the workingmen. The
letter expresses no preferences.
General Hurlburt has defeated Farms
worth for the nomination to Congress. 1t
is stated that Farnsworth will be candi-
date for the coalition nomination.