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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

-pcE readers alil n1'lce by reference
70 our advertising cs.sfan. ihat Tui,e q
Go. htve removed their Rs1tea-e fum
Naih ~ 20 their Rev Store ~. q Wash me-
iaa b., shore they are censsu,iy RECEIVING
Additions 10 their already large sup,ay Of
b'oss, Stationary, sod isnry articles.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

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ninth bear the cip,an has dsspotcheJ
within tvoly, vesrs
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night OF the ls,i the store Of 4. u.
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Ncimiy' hold a convention. Rev. Mr.
Pular will pive Il dissertation ON toblcco.
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Tie CO Convention wa. acid ON V.dncs.
d,y oflaa week. at Arlington. G. W.
Grlhun. President. Alex. Bis. aplJ K.
Ba,chelder, Wee Presidents. A.L,.Ninrr.
y. b. Hall, aud A.P. Armstrong, CONT.
tee on Resolutions.
NOMINATIONS
Sepdfors Laonrd Sergeant of Man
CHESTER ana Norman hi'lingion OF Shafts
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clined the nomnition for Lieut.. Governor.
made by the state Convention held at Rut-
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has declined the noninilion for Governor,
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

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EHl'nr1d-t FILLMORE isas4n d sufferer
hos death, tH- tIua Zee uua .e1uis I'd. s.en.
ger visiting beloved Brother fe.iling 4,
Mimi rpfb. last sctra safe. lsst vel
ai only daughter aul nos a brother. tos.
nf1s uhIm he entertained the biyhe.i %.
gard an4Aor whom, in SOME snsll sny
We believe, be- md provision Rhen Pro-.
ideni ~ She Ugtei States. There b,v,
been l.ke cillmIii-s brilre, and sncb or
cuurnces are even n3i aafrequ-nt. sea-
sons az morality Ike the preseut. 5u, j. 4.
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be'a Of The ihfrreS'ia. niy.-.N T. IL.
Prfs5.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
the HERALD.
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STEPHEN ROYCE.
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GEORGE GRAVES
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

lumber is so great that scarcely board can be OBJ
tanned at the mill at any time
There has been general complaint among the
miners for want of water, and the dry winter has
severely affected many miners who cannot work
their diggings without rain. PLENTY of rain to-
day, and the first for long time"
The Georgetown and Pilot Creek Canal Co. hove
completed their canal to this place, and branch
bitches are under contract and being made to carry
the water to Spani sh Dry Diggings, Johntown,
Mameuke Hill and Georgia Slide The reservoir
covers about thirteen acres of land and its general
average depth is seven and a-half feet, which, from
its capacity to hold all the water running during
the twenty four hours will enable the company to
supply from one hundred and fifty to two hundred
toni-heads per day. The length of the ditch, from
Georgetown to the saw-mil at the head, is % miles,
and includes tunnel, through spur ofbald noun
tains, 1900 feet in length The whole was COM
pleted in four months from its commencement
The whole work reflects much credit upon Mr..
JOHN d. SMITH, the contractor, for the energy and
promptness with which he has carried on the work,
he is certainly Captain of Contractors in this part
of California Mr.. LINN the Engineer, comes in
deservedly for share of the honor, having had the
whole work in charge. aud making all the plans and
specfcatl ons with view to economy and dura-
bility, and to the entire satisfaction of the Direct
ors and Stockholders.
Stock now stands at premium. the evidence OF
TINS is, that few delinquent shares were offered at
auction, in accordance with the constitution and
bylaws of the Co., and were sold at an advance on
the price fixed as the capital From the large
amount of water, at so small an expense of con-
structlon 1t will become OF the best investments
for capital in the mines. As soon as all of the wa
ter comes into the reservoir, and the whole is pro-
nounccd finished, we shall have grand jubilee
At which, if you will honor us with your company
you record all the proceedings to suit yourself
The rejoicing spoken of in your last number was
only small cloud portendng copious shower
The remainder next time.
Yours truly, VERITAS.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

THEATRIcAL.-Mr G. Chapman and his talented
company on Wednesday evening last kindly ten
dered the Hook and Ladder Co. of our town ben
eft. Our gallant Firemen in uniform were in full
attendance, presenting quite gay appearance.
The ladies of course turned out quite numerOusly,
they are usually induced to do such occasions;
anything in honor of the Fire Department always
ton.
The performance commenced with the petite
Comedy of the Devil and the Lady," in which
Mrs. G. Chapman as Zephrian, charmed the hearts
of the audience by her sprghtly representation of
the characteristic stage trick of substituting for
herself Mss Mary as Mgombo while singing her
admirer Wildlove MIR. G. Chapman) out Of his
senses, was admirably performed; and the comcal-
ly absurd position in which her truant lover finds
himself as he draws aside the envious veil and finds
he has been breathing vows of love and constancy
to a thick-lipped daughter of Ethiopia, the
signal of peals of the most sde-splitting laughter
An agreeable feature in the evenings entertain
ment, was the introduction by the "Virgnia Sere-
naders of some of their choicest songs and glees,
which passed off highly to the satisfaction of the
audience.
Miss Mary's dance and Georges" songs were
encored of course. The very laughabe farce of the
"Artful Dodgcr' closed the performance. The part
of Quicksilver by Mr.. A, Chapman was rendered in
more spirited style than usual. Indeed, he quite
took his friends by surprise
Where so many ladies were assembled it was diff
fcult to them all dispcrse at the early hour of
lO o'clock: so some Of the most gallant of Fire
men got up an impromptu dance, which con-
tinucd for an hour two with evident qualification
to all present. We have heard some rumors of a
private champaign supper that came off about the
commencement OF the We Smd hours, but as we were
not in attendance, presume it was q mistake.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14
Correspondence of the Argus.
GEORGETOWN. January

GEORGETOWN, January 18th. 1854
MEssRs. EDITORS You ask what was your
'' correspondent about that he did not give you an
account of the rejoicings had at Georgetown :" |
will tell you Trying to accumulate little to pay
debts and keep old age in countenance. If my
time will allow, will try and keep you posted up
as to matters in Georgetown.
Our town is rapidly increasing in population very
many permanent residents are settling amongst us.
There are one hundred families in Georgetown
and N1ameluke Hill These are of the right stripe
and we have quite number of no stripe at all, the
lower extremites being more nearly black than our
necessities seem to require.
New buildings are being put up every day, not
of the shanty genus but of such dimensions and
finish as to make us look like fourishing village
in the interior of the State of New York, and will
not compare unfavorably with the best. We have
large and commodious town hall, owned by the
citizens and built by subscription to be used for
town purposes, elections conventions concerts the
atre, and last not least, open on the Sabbath and
other days, for religious worship free to any de-
nomination that desires to occupy it, and of ca
pacity to seat 600 persons the Chapman family
have occupied it three nights much to our satisfc
ton and amusement, and relieving the monotony in
cident to an inland town.
The Masonic fraternity have already built large
Hall, which for permanency of structure and archi-
tectural neatness is surpassed by none in the
State, except in San Francisco The fraternity
here are quite numerous and in prosperous condi-
ton | wish could say the same of the Sons of
Temperance. Harmony is certainly not the
strength of that institution hereabouts
Business of all kinds is remunerative. Our mcr-
chants and mechanics are all busy, while the law
yers and doctors find it rather dull, and will have
to resort to more lucrative employments. Messrs
b. r. Luce Co. have steam saw-mill in town
which runs night and day, and the demand for
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14
Emu 3ntrlligFnrs.
County Court.
Hon. JAMES JOHNSON PRESIDING

Friday January 9th, 1854
Louis Lewis, applt, vs. Clement Beniteau, respt
Continued to next term.
Thos Hines ct al, applts., vs. VIM. Phillips ct
al, respts-Trial by jury y-Verdct for respondents
Judgment for costs and restitution of certain mi
ming claims
j. D. Galbraith applt vs.. Thomas Dolan, respt
Continued to next term
N. X. Stark ct al. applts. VS.. G. w. Keck ct al,
respts.-Trial by jury.--Verdict for appellants
Judgment for costs
Saturday. January It'll.
c. Hix, appt., VS.. Estate of David Smonson,
decd, espondent-Amended appeal bond filed and
the cause reinstated upon the docket.
B. R. Nickerson ct al, applts, VS.. Alex. H, keir
ct al. respts.-Same as in Hix VS.. Estate of ST.
monson
A. j Lucas, applt., VS.. Fouke & Robinson-Trial
by jury--Verdict for appellant for 500 and costs.
Walbridge, Marvin & Co. vs.. G. r. Mckinney
Dismissed on motion of plaintiffs, at their own
costs
Thursday, January 18th.
VIM. Cunningham, applt., VS.. Jennings & Hum
phreys, respts--Trial by jury-Verdict for appel
lants for S2l6 and costs
l.. F. Parker ct al appls vs. E. T. Veach, respts.
Jury trial; verdict for appellants.
Friday January 18th
c. Hix appl VS.. estate D. Simonson, deceased,
respt.--Continued.
Nickerson ct al, applts, vs. A. H. Keir, respt-
Continued.
Manuel Simas, applt, vs.. Joel Benton, respt-
Continued.
S. w. Styles applt, vs. South Fork Canal Co.,
cost of appellant.
l.. & A. Seigman, applts, vs.. Eldorado County,
respt.--Judgment of Court below confirmed
Court adjourned until Saturday. January 24th.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14
THE EMPIRE COUNTY ARGUS.

ay- CURLE BROTHERS, Third street. Sacramento,
are our authorised Agents for that city, All ORDERS for
this paper left in their charge, will be promptly attended
MR.. JAMES c. DUNCAN, at the Bookstore ollie
count Il Strong San Francisco will act Agent for the
Argus All orders for this Office left with him, will be
promptly attended to.
MR.. b. G. WALDRON, is our authorised Agent for
this county.
J. Q. LADUE Esq, will act as agent for the Argus,
at Mamaluke Hill.
MEssRs. NASH " DAVIS, News Dealers and Stationers
1.-TWO doors above the Postoce) will Agents in
Placervle
MAGISTRATES BLANKS of all kinds, Attachments
Subpenas, Executions &c, &C., constantly hand and
for sale at this office.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

beJrThrec men are now confined in our County
jail on the charge of murder, John Logan for the
murder of Edward Fennel, at Coon Hollow Ro-
land Hughes of Dubuque, Iowa, for the murder of
Mahoney, near Coon Hollow and Pablo Maza for
the murder of Antonio Nader, at Fiddletown-
At the request of our county officers we abstain from
giving the facts of the case of Roland Hughes
Even now they fear much difficulty in obtaining a
jury.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

Aks"Wc have received the first number of the
CALIFORNIA Farmer. 1t is gotten up in handsome
STYLE is ably edited and bids fair to be of great
to the Agricultural interests of California. Every
farmer and gardner in this County SHOULD send
down his subscription at once. Twill be money
well spent. 1t is only So per year-you can sub
scribe through any of the Expresses
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

GRAND RAFFLE,-Our old friend, J. w. Seeley
advertises Grand Rafie to come off on the 18th of
next month Among the prizes we notice several
magnificent gold watches, one, with the chain at
tached being valued at $500. Who takes the next
chance! The goods may be seen at Seeley's Jew
elry Store, one door below the Winters Hotel
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

1sa~We call the attention of our readers to the
article in this paper copied from the Nevada Jou-
nal The subject is one of very considerable in
tcrcst to those who are making their homes in the
mining region of California.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

To CoRREspoNDENrs-We are compelled from
want of space to lay the interesting letter from
our Correspondent, Spectator, of Placerville. AS
also, that of Z. A. j.
The Miner of 50' shall be heard next week.
He is requested to call
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

Eas~ Every citizen of California should carefully
read the Inaugural Address of Gov. Bigler, which
publish in this issue. 1t reflects much credit on
our Chief Magistrate, and will give the Democracy
renewed confidence in his administration.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

PERsoNAL--Our old friend, J. G. Garfield Esqr.
is up on flying visit to his old haunts. He looks
well and hearty.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

s2y~We are under great obligations to our kind
lriend, c A. y. Waldron, Esq, Deputy County Clerk,
for the preparation of the law report for this paper
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

1sfs-We are indebted to the gentlemanly agents
of Wells Fargo s. Co., for the copous files of State
papers which, as usual they have furnished us this
week, and for many other favors.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

Sss" Thanks to our entire Delegation for valuable
Legislative documents.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

1es" Adams & Co. will please accept our thanks
for their many favors during the past week.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

NoTE-Reader, the above article was placed in
my hands for publication by the proprietors of the
argus AS acknowledge their right to publish in
their own paper their sentiments, did not feel
at liberty to decline it but at the same time claim
the privilege of publishing disclaimer when those
sentiments, as in this instance are antagonstic TO
my own agree with the proprietors in regard
to the repeal or modification of the Stamp Act
but not in their structures on that excellent and con-
ststeM Democratic Journal the Times and Trans
crip D. w. G.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10

could meet and return her grave, has ever
been known To defraud their father of s
thought, or p smile, or the lishtest portion
of her accustomed care.
No, dear Mary y :ars have pc ssed since
she laid her wreath on his knee; the roses,
so carefully preserved, have long withered !;
but the truth and 1--we which accompanied
the gift, are fresh and bright as then; rem
dering her, as her proud husband says,
almost equal even while on earth, u those
bright Angels among whom, in Heaven. he
shall see her--see her, at last, no longer
Blind
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TIcmotratlc Sentinel
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Editor and Proprietor
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ged This rule will be lived up 70 az q.a TO
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FREE. -. ,or (,rortar
More than so miles distant, . cts. per Suar'eI
liver IN and under 300 miles, 10
Over 400 and under 1900. a
Ovor OCo and under 1000, .:Zo,>-r,, ~
"''' AGENTS FOR THE SENTINEL.
The GoiIowing named gentlemen are our autno'l1ed @
t', % 20 We suhscriptons advertisements, ana
i9b Worx We hope they will prove themselves ~ ~
I,good Agents. All contracts MADE oy ulSi" "''
strictly fulfilled by us;
Freeport-Joseph Allen:
Westchester-William Fleming
Mooretield--A. Jul. Schrciber
Franklin--Dr. E. Cenaway
Rumley-Jacob Gutshaii.
Short Creek-Asa Holmes.
Stock-James Hoagiand.
Athens-Dr. Thomas Find!eJ'
Creen-Samuel Bell.
German-John Brown
North--A F. Croskey.
Monroe--Hcnry B. Heller.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10

Ey-Some Of the papers in the Esaiern
part of the State are making large calcnNa~
tons of good t1 result from the deliberations
Of the Southern Commercial Convention.
Just assembled at Charleston. S. G. In our
opinion more substantial COOL would result
tn Virginia by the coustruc sion Of the Gov
ington and Ohio Railroad then from the &C.
tou Of all the Southern Conventions that
could assemble in the aexs fifty years. Hen
a rim Rep
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10

EE There died recently, at the residence
ofbis son. in Miami county, Indiana, VIM.
Martngale, aged one hundred years. eIev
en- months and sixteen days. The deceas-
cd had, at his death, living in Indiana, chill.
dren, grand nd-children, great-srand children,
and great-great. grand children. there being
five generations of the family living at the
same time The deceaseds $ offsping, al the
time OF his death, counting the dead and
living, amounted to over two thousand per.
sons