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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

ACCIDENT ON THE GALENA RAILRotn-Tes-
terday afternoon, draymn named John byron.
venturcd to cross the railroad line near Market
and North Water streets, with load Ofwood the
tram at the same time being in sight The train
was sufficiently distant to have enabled him To
clear the track, could he have betR are Of NO him
drauCc.
The moment the wheels got over the rail they
stuck, and by on seeing HAT he ce,sh tsOt extri.
cate the drav, seized a billet of his wood. and TO
stop the train, fooIishly threw it across the rail
The result was that the ,gnc was Ihrown off the
rails direct upon the dray and he Was thrown I'M
der the engine w! c V, by which his legs were in
stantly crushed tn pieces, He was taken to his
home, but recovery is doubtful.-Chic Tribune
We have been favored with the pcrusal Of the
following letter frCm California, which shows
the valce set on Cherry Pec,nra3 in that disian.
portion of cur country. 1t is sold III re al fvo
collars per bottle Boston RapubIic
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12
chicago Journal.

We see by n notice in this widely circulated and
influential paper, that the Mcssrs Wilson's, the
Editors, have associated with themselves, Mr.. r.
H. Morris This will be available acquisition TO
the firm, and will bring with it, we trust, cores
ponding increase of prosperity.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12
Another double Judicial murder.

On Monday next, Mcdonald and Connaughty
are to be hung, at Milwaukee, unless they arc re-
prleved, or their punishment committed by the
Governor. We learn that an effort will be made to
induce the Governor TO commute the sentence to
imprisonment for life. We hope it may be sue
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

MARINE DIsAsTER.-On the night of the End
inst, near EIie, the Steamer Queen City ran
aground Several steamers were Immediately
dispatched to her assistance and after much ex-
ertion got her aaoat again, with the loss of her
cargo, all of which was thrown overheard She
was towed into Dunkirk Harhnr
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

A Liberal QUACK DoCToR.-Thc Provi-
dence Journal states that Perry L1r's well known
as the proprietor of the pain killer" is building
Mt his own expense. handsome brick church for
the High Street Baptist Society in that city, at a
cost of about S25, 900. lie not emily gives the ed
ice to the Society during his life, but proposes to
make up any deficiency which may ase, should
tho new rents be insufficient for the salary of the
minister and other expenses of the Society
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

Gov Wright of Indiana, has resolved not to
appoint successor to Senator Whtcomb, but TO
leave the selection the Legislature, which meets
in January. He also declines to have his name
n.ci in connection with the office.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12
CONCERT.

The Choir of the Baptist Church propose riv.
ing concert on Thanksgiving evening, when thew
hope that all lovers of music and all charitablv dis
posed, will give it their patronage.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

New PArER.-Our cntcrprising neiglIhor Char
Icy Brown. we learn is going TO start a new
monthly paper, to be called Browns Budget"
This shows that he knows the value of Printers
Ink. We are confident that it will be a very in
teresting journal, and all who wish can have a
copy gratis by calling at his store. Charley not
only supplies the wants of the body, bnt of the
intellect. His customers will be supplied first.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12
% The Milwaukee Sentenel, in going over

% The Milwaukee Sentenel, in going over
the Netrs little, asks - Z
What sort of chance Mr.. WELLS would
nave OF beng nominated, or securing an election
to Congress. had he been poor man, instead of
rich one. And we would like farther to have
IT'S opinion as TO how large a proportion of the
votes he received was due 10 his personal and po-
htlcal claims, and how much to those pestilent vet
potent electioneering adjuncts, Rum and Money.
We would be obliged to the Sentinel to tell us
how much money it cost and who gotit
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

The Dakc Of Wellington, known as the np
quis Douro, who succeeds the Iron Duke mas rg5
a very steady worker in those fields where
oats are sown. He has been " mdhtdlS SuJ' nd
unprfnciped in his career, unklnd 10 ,,,s b;s new
title,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

We hope those of our subscri ,ers who are in
arrears, and have paid no attention to our repea-
ted invitations to pay up, will not think hard of
us if we try the next best thing to get it. We
need it. Those whom we owe want their pay.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12
Good New, ir0,o g-oke County,


There seems to be but little doubt that WASH
BURN is elected to Congress from this District,
heretofore misrcprcsentcd by Campbell.
1t also appears that Blodgctt, good Free Soil
err, is elected to the Legislature from Waukegan.
WAsUBURN, is nomnaly Wing, but has al
ways, and we are confident, can now be relied up
on for vpting right. He secured his place by free
soil votes, as Campbell did two years ago. We
shall see if he betrays that trust,a the latter mis-
cradle doughface did.
Long John, that prince of humbugs, we fear is
elected from the Chicago District.
Dgy- The bunker papers arc already beginning
to echo the piratical cry of the n Y. Sunday At
las
This Morning Ne,cS, of Milwaukee, commences,
modcstly, in this way:
The Spanish possessions have been growing
less for the last three hundred years, and Judging
from the nSolcnt conduct of the Spanish officials,
she will lose an island about the size of CUBA
within the next four years"
The smaller fry, through the State, will soon
take up the howl and out-ycll their bcttcrs
THE MAHKEr.-pork is coming in pretty live
", and prices are pretty well up sd & $ being
paid for ordinary samples Wheat and Oats are
coming along as the roads get better. orprccs,
see table in another column.
CANADA GOLD MINEs-Thc approach of win
ter alone prevents a general stampede of the
clerks and young men of Quebec to the CLaudire
gold mines a piece worth over $1,000 has been
exhibited in that csty.
Cholera still prevails at Quebec, in spite of the
cold weather.
MAssACHUsETTs.-Thc vote in WorchcStcr Co
stood as follows for Scott, 1895 Pierce 5000
Hale 1897.
The returns from 3l6 towns foot up as follows :
Scott 1852; Pierce &c, 342 Hale 2S.7l6; Web
stcr and others, $50.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

a curious decision has just been made by the
Custom House authorities of England, viz that
dead rabbits are poultry, and are therefore Suhicc
ted to an advalorem duty of five per cent. They
re not specified in Sir Robert Pecl's Tariff Bill.
Had they been admitted as dead meat, they would
have been exempt from duty.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

An old soldier out in the country says, that the
wings were foolish to nominate Scott-that the old
General never did run in his life, and might have
known he wouldn't run noc
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

Deacon Rider and James Woodwork, of this
town-both of whom voted for George Washing
ton-were ont at the polls Yesterday, and voted for
John P. Hale.-Paiaesrle, (O.) Tel.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

1t is stated that an Attorney of the Messrs
Wards has gone to Columbus to commence suit in
the United States Circuit Court for the collision
of the Propeller Ogdcnsburgh with the steamer
Atlantic. y legal investigation will show which
craft was in the wrong
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12
CIRCUIT COURT .

This Court is now in session in this city Judge
Wilton on the bench. We learn that there is
considerable business on the docket, and that it is
doubtful whether the Court will rise under two
weeks. The Grand Jury have not had much
business, and adjourned day or two since
10 The County Board of Supervisors of this
County are now in session. {. c. ShOlcs is
Chairman of the Board.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

The amount of gold coined at the Philadelphia
mint i'll Oct, is $500 ops, aud the amount of
silver 1915, $50. Amount of copper coined 81, =
PIP, and the amount Of gold deposited at the mint
S4l4OOOO.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

Capt Iugunin, and old and respectable citizen
OF this city was fallen upon and severely beaten,
by Il company of Iriohmcn. 1t seems Capt. II.
had been at lie poles in the 9th Ward, and while
there. challenged the votes of several of the par
ties who were concerned III the row. Knives were
used freely by the attacking party, but fortunately
one was wounded by them. Otherwise, how
ever, he was much bruised, his head cut in several
places by the too free of clubs and other mis-
slcs. We hope thi. is the only occurrence of this
nature we shall have to notice. Otherwise, we be-
licvc the election passed of quietly, with the Gus
tomary q" noise and confusion" consequent on such
occasions Chic. Tribune.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

M1cu1GAx.-DavidS Stuart is elected TO Congress
from the Detroit District, and David n. Noble
from the 81 District Both Democrats.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

The following account of the result of the cleo
ton in Racine County, we copy from Democrat.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Durkee ran ahead of the
regular Free Soil Ticket:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12
THE RESULT THE UNION
SCOTT COLUMN.

We without decisive returns from Louisiana
Texas and California. We think the account
will foot up as iosws:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12
JUDICIAL

The official returns of the Judicial Election in
all the counties except Chippewa, Crawford Man
itowoc Portage and Rchland, give the following
results:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

SMvLL CAPS, Democrats italics, Wings; rs Free Soil
:, cleo ted last year and hold over.
Elec ted, so far, TO the AsscmbIy-36 demo
Gratis II wings 7 free soil. To the Senate
l8 democrats wings
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

HALE's VoTE IN Rock Co.-The GAINESVILLE
Gazette says that Hale's vote in Rock Co. with be
between 500 and 9OO
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

D7=The Hon George Gage, a Free Demo
GRAFT is elected to the Legislature Of Illinois from
No Henry Co
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

e. In Lake County, ILL., the hunkers are rout-
ed, horse, foot and Dragons, the only officer they
have secured is Clerk of the Court.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12
CHIEF JUSTICE,

a GIGANTIC RAILROAD SCuEME.-The Rail
road from Halitdr, in Nova Scotia, to Windsor,
opposite to Detroit, has been contracted by an
English firm at CA, 500 per mile. The road is to
be built as a Government work, and paid for by
the judicial dcbcnturcs. 1t is 600 miles long.
c. Egh hundred and sixty-fvc new voters
made in the city of milwaukee, on the day
of election. So the papers of that city say. We
should like to know how many times they voted
Wonder if this is the reason the returns were not
got in from some of the Wards until Thursday
morning. Don't all speak at once.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

Hon. Horace Mann has accepted the appoint
mont of President Of Antioch College, of Yellow
Srriugs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-12

o" We are happy to learn that the fall bust
ness among the mechanics in this city is first rate
The Carpenters and Masons have enough engaged
to keep them busy till Jack Frost puts an embargo
upon the warming rays of an autumn sun
REMovAL-Our friend Nicoll has removed his
Furniture Ware Room to Main St, not far from
and opposite the Runals House. All in want of
anything in his line, will find the furniture dura
bic, and the prices very moderate. Give him a
call.
The Engineers employed to survey the site for
the location of the ship canal at Saul Ste Marie,
have completed their labor; Several routes have
been run the longest and best being thirty feet
less than a mile long.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
CoMM,ss,eSsas Aer,CU.

WEthe sus.rrssers. sctag aFpstn,ss ~
the Hsa. Probate Cesft faftkr dis,,u, si
Fsreseee, commissioners fetees,ve era m,ns
ave sAjssi arls,ws assd ell yss-
.ens sgsinsf the sstsse 81 thv.f l. Hsrsesn
late Of W ~lst. ~ sid dss,s,st decessss, srp.
trse n,sd ,rseissss asd s.s seeths frc~ The
18th esy atJwy. ie,2t t~in Z sits~eS BY IS ID
eooftf o' tbai pusrpse, ~e do thru fore h~'~.
By give aot,e, that se w,ii sit.ns toths IN.
s'ars, Of sut .s,d sppoistms nj st,h~ dwell
log hcusr Of The deces ses - rssht On the
i6lh GAYS ~ Oef,t~, AVID Ne. ea,t~f nest
FROM y rlock A NJ untd I osioeh, y N.
On essh of SAD DAYS
Dated a, fa~ls,, M. Goth day of July
is12 ~
A. s. lic,oHroS, ! c:..
JOx k,Sbatl
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
NOTICE


hetehy gwen uasi srpltssl'oa ~'ll b.
tnsae "a the ''cpsta assembly Of this
State al hs next sssson, Z. giant ,o ihr
" o~dsis'ra Ha,l,osa rctnpsny the right 10
~f,'nd u,r't Road ito'n ,hr Rutland Boz
hngt"u Railroad 81 Kv,iaad, 10 CAs,!c,oB
and thence thteugh CssibInn AND fsuh.v-n
20 fste ttsmpisin N,n,oe ~ Wes,havcn
W'N~'sttsh. sept ibth. isi' Tes'
SftfG % HRNuNr, ,Htt ,ifte.m.
u.sftct 81 Rutland, kptrttathsts
sapreiai 'e''taa q ttPrHistc C,ut'e' th'
sail Dt-'s,ei ofNatissdh eida, kutl9atiuaad
!et tA~ -sit Jistrist or abe 1T Norta7 tvicE
the iilh day ~ srrt.tnb-r. \. y. 1852
Ptrs~ni dos. HARVEY BUTTON judge.
Nbt'cs. certain in-irun'ent ~ s-it'nc
dated the fth da4 "f Nsv A. u ls.i pur
porting To- Is. til i,.' will and ts,amcn, at
.tndfrw licsHi late Of Nslltnriord ~ s,d
ats,tsct n~cfssrd hes been this day prcsr "a
4 80 20 the sad Probate toU,i ~ joe,
A'as0nYth 'ir exec uiar thri-lu named IN az
der that taid instrument may b. dolly proved
and allowed by sa,d ooun az tad last w,li
and icsismcht.
thoiet,ir, lite oid,rsf by said Cour, ,ha,
| said probate and allowance We aud the
.sipe ar hrr-hy fuf.trf q is s,ated session OF
| ss,J chart q, he held attnr offi.c al the Reg.
ster pf sid epui, in Ru,lsnd IN said dsI-ic,
| On the IL, Monday beng the lih dHy oi De-
trh.f ID i-52 and that notice III. feni ir
/ giTrn ny rubtishiug certified copy - the
zee ord "t this ~ dert three weeks surcrsriNr Is
! prev iouS thereto IN thu Rutland Herald u
| Urw.i,r@cr p'inied at .a,d Rutland "a ofcer
that all persons interested thereon may thcu
| aud there rprar before sad court mud con.
ties, thc probate and allowance II they zee
| ssusr.
| rae copy ofrrroHd
n iitNRt HAtL. Register
l>fNiH or VENOM, NE il Remembered
| Di-t-l-t o. rutland -. \thatatasi,,,tI Ncs-
.ion ct the Pirate Court OF tho sail pi.l. ,ei
ui Ent'aa1 hold o., Kutiand IN aoi tor 'si. Dls.
tr,ct On the ii'b day Of September 4. % l,5R
Present Hon Harvey tnt'on, Judge.
| " h-tras Sec,cy M;'i. I'd administrator Of
The state of Ezra "A Ml!ntd late OF Danh,
~ sa,d dsititt decreased in.r state has III CAV
applied - SAID Probate CourI proposing to
render an account OF h,s administration OF
sa,a estate.
) Therefore, II "a ordered by court that the
and also q decree to the persons cutdled II
the rr,idn" 81 sad cstai" after paying the
debts VI the sad decreased and the expenses
at administration he aud 'h" same are hereby
rri"itcc To stated scssiun ni sstd court to he
h-ld ~ the Office of,h. EcgIstrr Of SAID court
"a Rutland IN said dss,Tic' on the Ist Monday
nclng tue 4th DAY %. October Il - I~J2, aud
that notice thereof Dr gwen by publishing a
certified copy of tie record at tins order
three weeks >uccrysivclA previous thereto III
The Rutland Herald a newspaper printed at
SAID Rutlaud N order tha, all persons iui.r-
Gated therein may then and there appear
hefr,c snid court and object 10 he allowance
of SAID account and be heard as ~ SAID decree
# they sfc cause.
.i:rue copy ofre-ord.
- HENRY iI3Li. Register
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

tonmpuds its.lftp all wanting perfect
and durable lihcn.sses oi themselves OF
friends.
hr sul.c.hct's new method Of taking
beautiful Craven, Enam-led Crayou. aud
CnloIed miniatures must be admitted to II"
among the most rrnaIkable Of the recent
discoveries IA the Optical sc,en,e.
1h" subscihrr la, the pleasure TO inform
The Ladies aud G-nt,cn-r OF Rutluu nd and
Vicinity that he has returned 10 his old room
over Brirctl ana sons Store, on West street
where he wiii EXHIBIT specimens OF all the
above named improvements IN the Art aud
viii execute for all who may desire durable
miniatures %. either variety with a degree IT
perfection satisfactory to the most critical
rNaininrr Can soon and Improve the op.
port, unity while there is chance as he " II
remain IN town bu, a few days.
DO no, forget the place Rooms over Bar
rcti and Sons S,pie
+. :. Those Wishing Likenessrs will do
well 1" examine my style of Pictures be-
fore procuring eisewh re- aud Judge iur
yourselves OF their sly lr and finish.
il"rrs Of operating from clock 10 3,
For c'liidr'n from ten 10 tive. Adults At all
hours. Satisfaction give III all casrs
Pictures inserted IN pas, rings iochets
Nm II GILMORE.
Rat md Sent Il-o 3S,i
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

CJa Rissi0Hers' Notice
WE ia. subscribers being appointed b.,
the hon. Probate Court Tor the district VI
f,ubaveH. oommt->t"ncrst receive, exam
,ucaad lijustll claihs and den,anG s against
the ,.ir # lrp,s Nher, late of Cas,ic,pu
- sad DISTRICT drcca.cd. represented Insul-
mt aud SIX months from the I'm day Il
August i--2 bong allowed b, sad court i"T
that pptposr, we do therefore give police
that sc VIII attend 10 the business Of onr
sad appoinime nj a The laie tssisi-Bce of the
drccasen in CHsiiriun an the fssi ~ dnes-
days Of Octobrf, D-re,uss'r snd y, hruary
next from 9 clock \ NJ. until q o'elocx +.
VI on each II said daYr.
Dated a, tas'lrion, Aug. tsth, 1859 20
- Il. GUERNSEY, ,..........-.-.-.
- MERLIN CLARK,
srATE OF NENONT 81 II rendered mat
b.sjri,t - kuti and s. ata SPECIAL session u
the rsoLate Court ui'h sald plsii Get 81 hat
t,ud hylt a. BDt.ani in and for ssis bi-ttict OF
'he ~ N"'diy being ST. day 0: September
10 1882.
Pte.ent Hon Harvey Butt"n Judge.
HhereE, Ibrsos Alien a6Hnni,tfstor CT
the estate Of Icpbe All~p late OF Hoohf
iiol'v ~ sad DlsiHei deceased iesisrr has
in, day applied 30 tie sad Fro,r-te Court
protossn: 10 frndeT az account Of hss al
uInlstfs'ion Of ssid estate.
Ihefcl"rr, It's ORDERED ny sac onfttba'
the eIsI nation Of SAID account Tor aiiVaancc
aud ala, decree u che persons ni'i'rd
thereto ct the Fesidps of sad rsiate alter
paying Hg .SyeEs'. 81 sdnlA',irai'on or aud
they are hereby rcserr, c,o ,tir stated srssion
uf sstd c9uri ip De held at the Office # the
kvysste Df - 4 court IA HYiis4td on TIE At
H,ndsy bring the ash day Of OeiVt'er
ID i-j2. aud tina, 5;'r- th~Frofte gwen By
y,,bi-hing CERTIFIED copy OF the record of
tn. order three werks sueeessfssly previous
thrrs,a 20 the RutlSpd Herald q LewspaPeI
printed at said kglisuJ "a order that oil per.
sous INTEREST iAerria hr,ns thsfrhy oo,iiied
thereof msV then snd,hrrr sppssr before sad
eour and obs-ei " the allowance oil ssio se,
eaust and ne heard - to ssse decree II they
sec cause.
A ,ru- esSy ofrsra-t.
~ HEsaY HALL, H~gss,.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
hcADlsv'S new WORK.
Jr.r PUBLISHED.
nuyMJS S1'
hid Scott 4 Andrew Jackson

Ey ). T. HHApLEf.
foi. 12mo., uith Portraits. Int-
bra p1'h "-Napoleo" and ms h"-
sals." Sl.25.
ne sai is.x.ans are here placed iors'h.' s'
.I~a sitiits,, men sto have nsue The a"rP'
pr.srns IN their counifg entt 'he l'H' al
agnn. They both achieved etirlae, ttrp
q N. "a, oi isi2, na by The battles IMP
Nssots: Ss~ Uflesas eif cave theh .ohn
s7stA,lsn al ha-'s ADD asroa5, 60 ' io"nf" "''
.s.t, IA come ehanl t,'ic". th't we're
@'i.r Ia u,hs'' Tee 80 h.. "', ""'s
|.ai. Biography o. ss.h bat has even \
sad frsph,c description Of ne mihiHH t''
chi ch the, ~.rs eosAssa The m"eiaphy OF
- Stait which coast iintss tie eHAiet psf
',,sns 70 fun ass sst ,s.,'o. tie "a'eih "
ss', "a bssn derived 'fh's rH"i'f h,shWrh'
pm ssry nffie sfs ~hu had ssf'eT "hdef Se'''
psais to th- tssfsr ALEC panorama view o'
,iusat rasntsatea al Nssico embracing we
~ aud 20 p.t ulstion 81 S-rs tiut, 'he bt'es
b. Usftis chufntusro. ccntUFss, noNh" ''''
sgs'i.pse, stormInf 81 Mexico, Ihnmp''"'
"a S,-s ,i,tiea pfths s'Hety, pe''""si 10
si1. TIE author has fy'i' s"s,.,"ri we
90 snraluity "N.piisnH sal HE Mhrsh.''
ssr sores, Of ~hIe ha'r eo1 10 lvvlo'ss' nave
!
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
NOTICE..

Application will he made at the next SEES.
sion Of the Legislature Of tins State for y
charter 10 extend the Rutland n whitehall
Rsilrnad from ITS termination ia Castiet "n
village 10 some point N ,hc town of Rnt!a nd
50 as To connect with the Rutland and Bur.
liBcton Ha'lroad also 10 extend lis Branch
Railroad al fiydcvii'e, uoriherty through the
Towns of iinbhardson, udhury and Witt
ting 80 as Ia connect ith thu Rutland y
Buriing,o railroad at or north of the village
Of Brandon WN G. kiTTREGE,
A W HYDE,
y +. LANGDON.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
CAMPAIGN PAPURy.
Scott & Graham,

Yah view to keep the people well psot-
cd"p =" political operS,Ions dusinp the cam.
ph'gn -"Hi! ou' aud eohcenttatc the Wh,a
'"'cra ior the unset neat Sostu,her, and un-
der the banner vf Sout, aud Graham, de,noI.
'sh tls lsst plark In The ladorm Of Locofo.
c"tsin, We propps" 10 Furnish the New YORK
I'n'rs and Tribune IN Tie following terms !.
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

W. the subscribers beng appointed by
Wv The zion Probate Count Tor the dis,
,rtct ct Rutlrnd, commissioners to receive,
eyatniae ana adjust all claims aud demands
-, all persons a.alust the estate 0i lsptllh
ffus,. lairut MoJu,ir1i,s, IA sad district de-.
ceased, represented insoiyeni anL SIX month,
from the 2ith day Of Jolly beng allowed rs
sad court Tor that purpose, we do tbr fore
hereby give notice that We Will attend 10 the.
business Of our sad appointment at the
dwelling house Of Nathaniel Pmgsoy. in
Moun,heIly, on the list Wednesdays Of De.
tnrrr snd January next ir1a o clock \ u
unit! o'clpck u an each Of SAID DAYS
Dated a; Moun,hni.y, tug 3i'i, A ID. is51.
nc 't"''T ,o'., Ce,nm.s.,oner.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30
COMMISSIONERS NO7ICE.

WE the subscribers benz. appointed by
w the Hon Probate Court for the DIS
tnet If Rutland. commissioners to receive,
examine and ,du all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate Of Isaac
CEa,,,r:on, late OF Rutland, IN said district
decess.d. Represented insol,ent and sin
months from the Cd day Of August -J2 be.
ing alIow ded by SAID courfo that purpose,
We do therefore hereby give notice that We
VIII attend To the business OF our SAID ,p-
pp,n,meni al III. i.te dwelling house Of the
deceased On the LIST Mondays Of November
aud January next from ! o'clock until 4
o'clock z, VI on each ofsa,d days,
Dated a. Rutland, September l,h, 1859.
81 u. I. BtANon,nI, co,,,;..,oo.,.
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