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The New York herald., 1862-10-16
NEWS FROM THE POTOMAC.
The Rebels Reported 10 be Crossing At
Hancock into Maryla nd--Probnbiy
Sensation story, sSc.

IuitnkIPHIt, Uet. To ISb2
The Busin aye has received private letter, dated
shippensburg Cumberland county, which states thai
tie rebels are crossing tho Potomac river sFain at Han
cock IN large force.
Great excitement prevails.
A private telcgrsphic despatch fron Chnmbersburg
last night says that heavy rns hsard all day Ia tho
ueishborhood OF Hancock.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct i5-P. D.
The reported rebel crossing OF the Potomac Al Hancock
T. not believed at Harrisburg.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16
Reports from tho Eront-rhe Draft In
Uaryic ad, dc, sc.

FgtpERicK, Nd, Oct. u, 1862
There nothing now from The front to-day The usual
quietness prevails there.
Every thing is very dull and quiet bore.
gho dfae ia Frederick county viii MT take place to-day
having been postponed until the charges against Dr
Moran tho examining surgeon, Of mafsasancc in oce,
can DO examined into. commission from tho Governor
fcr that purpose will be sent he next Saturday. Meaa
time Dr. Moran remains under arrest at his house.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16
Tf.o presp, cts of Peace,

lffom the Richmond Enquirer, Oct. ILL.,
There prospects Of early peace, which concl.
sion founded the results OF the battles In Virginia
and aIcryand and the CAM lgn now progressing. Tho
battle Of Aneiam was to the Federal forces the most
terrible defeat of the war
The New York herald., 1862-10-16
President LincoiR's Proclamation nnd
Intervention.

from the kchncDd enquirer, Oct. IL
u Is from anticipation ef immediate interference of
other nations to all III them apology for Terminating the
war, and coils for tho Immediate removal OF all the
Slaves uron the border by military force, OF
precanton or necessity and immediate provision for the
employment in The Interior by the government with fair
wages to the ia such labor and production may
meet the eXigencios OF the country.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16
The Expectation or sris from Virginia
Prohibited,

The Governor OF Virginia, by proclamation given Oco-
Der TO- prohibits all rairoad cann or other Internal i'm
pfovemcnt company in the state undertake. 10 rans
port salt beyond the limits Of the State unless undor
contract already existing with The Confederate States
u also places restrictions the OF sawors
10 the amount they shall manufacture.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16
LousyIiis, Ost Il, lsea

LOUISVILLE, OFT IL, 1Se2.
Tho youpa, has special despatch from Frankfort,
saying tia, Kirby Smith and his command had been cap
,,rod hetue con lexnricn aud Harrodsburg Uoadsnsr
ters here arc of this and dscredi. the ac
meni.
The same pare, says that Basil Duke, brother law
OF John Morgan ad killed; that three thousand
rebels came IA xngton this morning that our orces
capted 900 eco worth OF jeans from smishs command
All this needs confirmation.
There skirmi hing yesterday OIL along mo bDes
from lsx.odsburg oytanfcrd.
Tie TeScs are ,ryiny 70 get out OF the state
IL ia thought that Ga'era Bragg IS hlryag outward,
because on tue day sie peyy battle 10 heard that
Generals Price aud oTn lad been beaten at corn'n
and that no could g,t any reinofcemens rom mat
quarter.
Tho main body OF army this evening $ rear Crao
O richard The rebels r full retreat "a Two eoumns'
| towards the Cumberland river
Iarge numbers Of dead still lying uIbried al Per
| ryvillc.
rebel officer writing to Iaxngion Gays the rebel Gen
oval claiborne was kilcd near PcrryylIc and the rebs
General wood wounded The laA'ers command was tranr
orrc to General Preston He writes that c rebels bad
nf,ccn thousand men In the Perry vile aeht
A rebel detachment came ,iAs battle nold under
nag or truce took look a, ihes doadi and len them
without any attention. =
recovered were spksi with telegraph wire, which We
easily removed
s reported but discredted, that ahc rebel Genera
Buckner was seriously wounded in the ,alack MADE oy
the rebels on Gberts force on the sth Inst.
1bere il no confirmation OF the death Of Bragg and
Cheathnm. . =.
Gusrrias are committing all sorts Of debTsd"'ns"
Owen county. .,,.,.n
The Memphis Baists says the guerillas eeyoaa N1sxD
have been burning all the cotton they cou'a co'ns
Nashville papers or the nth say the un'ons's oO
oep,ra,lur large force OF Fort ponslson, and m$u
,ear that postcn of tennessee Of the reoo many
samss are Clarksyiie preparing TO eave. ine
80 r.o,,ov with the robcls rs to be abandoned
rse s,s,mer John r McCcmss takes 500 parosd re9N
..a,ars hrouch, to Cairo route FOR ysgsburg, adS
| 500 more viii 50 TO morrow
CINCINNATI, Oct Is, 1862.
oeneraI Grongcrs advance tsoS possession Of Psrs
| Ky, to-day. ...---.--------
,.,,ortsmt Expedition mp the Mississlpps'
cfxcSSsrf, 0ct 10, 1ses.
4 spceia, dcsratch 70 the Commercial says nsr
xr,ion or sencral CURTIS army lst Helena song eAV
since ascendcd tie Mississippi and dstmbarked = ~
i Thai, IA sati ..ato q Unknown.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16
News from the Kenawha valley.

letter W the Lynchburg H. pub'iccn, from Charleston
I'd instant Says that General Otng Is san az that place.
The army is ercampei on tho river below town. Tho
Yankees mado dash on General jenkins command, n
lc DAYS aro az Buhc, surprising he mapping. Tho
attack was made early IN the morning by hve hun.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16
Colonel McClurs's Experience. .

NJ DnAn TRnvp-f reached here on Friday evening" 10
mi nbyera political appointments In the county and whom
yrof on the cars the telegraph operator informed that
II hAd report from Greencae Of the rebels entering
1hfcsrfburp We agreed thai was pTepesteIoue, and
The New York herald., 1862-10-16
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

Reported Capture OF the Rebel Kirby
Smith yand. His Communicative shiDa
Near TT,srrods odsburG--Ihc Enemy Ina Fuii
RetrcaG-Paris Occupied BY Union
Troo,s--.Actsve operations in Tennes-
acc. az :. &c.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

,.,ortsmt Expedition mp the nississippI
cwcxssrr, oc, 10, 1sse.
A speeial dcsratch 70 the Commercial says nsss
ror,an of seneral curtis army isr Helena song cays
since. ascendcd tie s:.shsppi and dsembarsed = ~
.irarseau 7beir dss,inalop " unklovn.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

To COrrespOndents.-Patie residing in
any part of the State however distant, who may de-
sire the opinion and advice of Dr. Young on their re-
spective cases, and who think proper to submit a
written statement of such, in preference to holding
interview respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred. Dr. Young
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself and the
latter as promptly possible II the case be fully
and candidy described, personal communications
will be superseded instructions for diet regimen,
and the general treatment Of the case ITSELF (nclu.
ding the remedies will be forwarded without delay,
and in such manner to convey no idea Of the
purport Of the letter or parcel so transmitted.
eS- Onlce. 75l Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. j. C. YOUNG, NJ. u.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

WHITMAN COAL FIELDs.-0n the 29th
April, the Pioneer Coal Company, "Whitman
Vein" discovered an outcrop Of redish brown
coal shale, highly infamable. The vein at the
surface is full five feet thick. Has any mine
on the Pacific coast equalled this outcrop;
Should the veins below correspond, the Pioneer
Company have strata of coal varying from
five to nine feet in thickness. This properly
worked, would turn out several hundred tons
daily. The time now approaches when wood
will no longer be required, because there can
be no doubt of the existence Of abundant Goa
fields in Nevada awaiting explorations.-[C Car.
son City Age.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
FOR SALE :


FOR SALE
Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate.
BUILDING LOTS FROM $40 70 s2OO1RAeHi
Also, so Vara Lots and Entire Blocks
Of Beautiful Garden Land
TN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO,
i on the line Of the San Jose Railroad at the West
End Depot The title Is absolutely PERFEOT being a.
Spanish Grant, finally confirmed and patented by the
United States.
The Shafter Bill respects this Title, ...i ts
The City Authorities respect It,
The District Courts and
Supreme Court Of the
United States respect II.
Besides the Title has
BEEN FOREVER QUIETED BY FINAL DECREE AND.
JUDGMENT AGAINST THE CITY,
so that there,is not even n cloud or shadow upon.
IT, Whoever purchases of these lots will buy a.
lot and nOta lawsuit
Ohio8NO. 10 Naglees Building, corner OF Mont
gomery and Merchant streets, San Francisco.
April l, lS62.-3m. HARVEY s. BROWN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

DISTRICT CoURr- May 1oth.-Middle Yu-
ba Canal Co. VS.. Miners Ditch Co. ct al.-De-
cree ordered as prayed for in complaint.
Lopez VS.. Bisbee.-Times for filing state
ment on motion for new trial extended till
Wednesday next, and motion for allowing costs
taken under advisement by the court.
Lewis VS.. Jones.-Ordered that costs be tax.
cd in accordance with account Of Sheriff.
Wilkins VS.. Stidger-Ordered that defendant
have ten DAYS to file appeal bond.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
sAy FRANcIsco. ApriI 5lh. lS62.

MEssRs. REDINGToN 4 Co:
take pleasure in informing you that have been
using your excellent Yeast Powders for some time
and unhesitatingly pronounce them unequaled by
any similar preparation that have ever used. Every
housekeeper may rely upon it that when used, ac-
cording to directions they fail to produce that
most desirable of all articles Of Good, Soe, and NJ
triciOus Bread. Having once proved how superior
they are to all others, could account be with.
out them. MRS n. MILLS.
apr26.3m.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

Al - 4-t,-l.sn.9 as.4
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

HIGH WATER AT SPONTANEOUSLY Sac
ramento Superintendent Of Public Schools
gives notice that "in consequence of the unex-
pected rise of the water, the opening of the pub
lie schools, situated on F. L, and p streets, is
unavodaby postponed for one week, viz: till
May 18TH"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

For SALMON RIvER.-The Red Bluff In
dependent says There has passed through this
place during the past two weeks probably fifteen
hundred or two thousand persons bound for
the Nez Perce and Salmon regions.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
Special Notices.

being an impression among the people" that during
the floods at Sacramento recently, Ihad been drown
ed, " or closed my Forwarding department of trade
causes me to tell you that my Forwarding House has
not been closed three days during the floods, and
was receiving and forwarding goods every day, al
though the water in the store was three feet deep
am yet engaged in the business, and will be so long
as my friends in Nevada county entrust their goods
to my can send goods from Sacramento city
on teams, or the to Lincoln. q have agen-
cy at Lncoln) Have goods marked care of WHITE,
Sacramento City, and if you desire them on the cars
by lincoln, have the goods marked "care of WmrE,
Lincoln, and they will be properly attended to at
either point Sacramento, however, would be the
best forwarding point o. ii. P WHITE.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

Louisville, Ky, June 8.
Our forces now occupy Baldwin, Gemtown,
| kson and Bolivar. Railroad repairs are
|ogressing rapidly. sav#HE
The enemy passed Gemtown last night,
ftreating southwark from Baldwin.
/ Iii estimated that 10000 have deserted
nce they left Corinth, mostly from Kentucky,
ennessee and Arkansas regiments All the
Rgments from these States passed down
)osely guarded on both sides hv Mississinni-
ts and AlabamIans.
In is believed by country people, that
6auregard cannot enter Columbus with hah
4 troops he brought away from Corinth.
The whole country north and east OF Bald
In is full of arme II soldiers returning TO
'eunessee and Kentucky.
Gen. Pope telegraphs from the advance
M the prisoners who first deserted, to De
kchanped, now want to take the oath.
| The enemy drove and carried of every
limo for miles around. The wealthiest fam
In are destitute, and starving women and
&ldren are crying for food, and all the
kales are forced into the army.
The enemy is represented as suffering
reatly for food, .... .
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rSsr-
Washington, June o,
20 ;,at ,ss,aJ from tina



General cnt, directs the formation OF a
War perruction for 10000 m N, near An
.amp Cd be reserve corps, including ar
mars cavalry and infantry, TO be under
b and of Mai, Gen, Wool,
T"aops will be assembled there Ms rapidly as
F0s c'" Graham has been assigned as chief
yen a.lry and Gen, Harvey Brown as chief
cs 'alary of this corps. The chief OF ord.
" ,a the acknowledgement, the con.
bM, w. General, surgeon general and nav
PF ',ar gen,ral, will each designaha an ex.
ps s.nced regular officer as the chef Of their
,"lsr departments AZ tie oamp. These
n.y.. will be subject to the orders of Gen.
Mol, and and', his supervision viii without
Essy establish hospital aud depots OF all
[Se SUPPLIES necessary for the health and eff
Eppncy ofthe troops at points where issues
NAV be conveniently made. The long ex-
DpTepce Of the veteran officer assigned to
Command the camp, will dictate the most eff
scirnt details for brlgading, drilling, equip
DDr and discipining the reserve corps
B,rmee to be thus formed under him. The
Ebiee Of the different staff of Bureaus are
hereby directed to aid him by promptly
meeting his reasonable acquisitions for the
By order ofthe Secretary of War.
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5: ( Trustees

And If the sum or sums payable by any person
name in such tsx list or ate bill shall not be pad
tSe time Their in limit ID it saall bs lawful Tor the
trustees aior sad TO such warrant In respect
to "a ID delinquent person or persons.
SEC % And be tt further snaetsd That 1t shall be
TN. DUTY OF the trustees of each district TO make
rrnort the commissioners OF prm ry schools on or
b. fore the Thirty 1t day of December IN each year
ia hich report shall be stated the SUN. received
from d d. rent ,onrce- tbs amount expended. ana IN
what manner the number OF children "a ight in said
s,6ooL and the whole aber Of white iildren in
tai1 district between the ages OF i've and SIXTEEN
years.
SIC. 23 AsIbs /. 6a-taer s.1efsd, That the col
q or OF zach 50 loot district shal give bond with
se urily TO me sit faction of tue truste 8 or the
iainiIl 5i, charged the duties OF hi' ON y, ana
sh.i have the sams power and autbo itv, aud have
the came Zee for collect ng, aud De subject to the
same rules regu stions and duties Win respect to
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
New York i,

.......... NcW Loihg VuuV "
The released Union prisoners who arrived
here to-day were taken to Governors Island
|bis afternoon, where they are to be paid off
and discharged.
The men were insuficiently supplied with
moor rations on the passage, and obliged to
|,eep on bare boards, but are now comfort,
|bly happy. a.f.at
The delay in not landing them from the
crowded decks of the steamer was from sheer
Fulpabllity, and gives color to ts sa frequent
|faements that rebels are treated better tns.n
bu own soldier citizens. To add to the
fscomforts ofour soldiers, the commissioners
health have decided to quarantine all YES
|es arriving here with wounded soldiers
son two to five days.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
From, INlcClellaa's Amy.

headquarters, June 3.
A contraband who left Richmond this
,ouing, arrived here to-day. No reinforce
,eut. uad been received, nor were there
nv signs of evacuation, sI 90
A Captain, Lieutenant and two privates,
,sIopgins to Gen. Burns brigade, we're
titled Yesterday, and fifteen men wounded,
sble establishing an advance picket line.
The new position was held.
Gen. Prim and staff occupied the day in
,sviewing the reserve batteries and General
porter's division. They also visitedlour out
1osts and had view OF the enemy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
DISPATCH from Flag Omcer Davis

washington, june o.
The following dispatch has been received
Il the Navy department:
.. S steamer Benton, oil memphis,
June 6.
10 Hon G. Welles, Sec. of Navy;
Sr,-I arrived here last evening at nine
Bclock, accompanied by the mortar fleet
4 nder Captain Magander, the ordnance
teamers, storeships, &C., and anchored OF,
mile and a halt above the city. ih,s
borning | discovered the rebel fleet, which
lad been reinforced, and now consisted OF
Night rams and gunboats lying at the levee.
fhe engagement which commenced at a'So
\. NJ, and ended at 700, terminated in a
funning fight. l was ably supported by the
lam feet under command of Col. Elliott
pho was conspicuous for his gallantry, and Ii
)eriously hurt.
The result of the action was the capture
destruction of seven of the rebel tieet,-a
blows: The Gen. Beauregard, blown VI
md burned the Gen. Sterling Price, ont
Fheel carried away the jeff Thompson
ct on Ere by a shell and burned, and the
lagazine blown up; the Sumter badly Gu
P by shot, but will be repaired; the Littl
Rebel, boiler exploded by shot, and other
use injured, but will be repaired. Beside
his, one OF the rebel boats was sunk IN tn
eginning of the action. Her name is nj
Known '9 ~
A boat supposed to be the Van Dorm, es
aped from the fotilla by her superior spee'
wo rams are In pursuit. st.s..ss 60 .
The officers and crews of the rebel boa
ndeavored to take the shore. Many I
penn, wounded and prisoners, are now IN OF
ands. @
The mayor surrendered the city to me aft'
be engagement
Col. Fitch came down at IL o'clock. an
as taken military possession.
i c. III. DAVIS,
..s.s, .g.srr- Flag Officer,
. Commanding pro tenn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

1t seems that by the excise bill, as
\ stands, that taxes are not to be laid upon
manufactures until they are sold, thus ex-
Fmlsng from burden stocks on hand Q
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
u,9E HARTFORD COMMERCIAL

INSTITUTE-OR IEITIAToRY CoUHT1Ne ROOM
In Hungerford & Cones Bhek, south side state
House Established In 1853. BY I. W HANNUA
sna C. x. ELLENWOOD.
his inttitution Is designed 70 give Boys enc
Young Men a thorough buslness education, 10 n'
HI. 10 without ioss OF time and at the least exp~ns
or the store ard counting room. No class system !
Each Do pi taught seysrstely, thoroughly ana or.c
Ideally, fepmanship, Bookkeeping, Commercial
rithmetic and Correspondence, kocution, and the
French Language Students bepeo to employ
mspt. Good board may be obeained Tor % yer
week for pupiis attending the lnssitsss NON the
oosntry. g4N
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

to the eommi.sioners In aoeordspes with the pro
visions Of o. ction twenty-five ofthis set
$40 u AID b 70 fsstAw saassed, Tnatthis act be
and the same 10 b reby declared public and remedial
aud shA be construsd BY all courts ofjuues accord.
inhabitants or of the trustees OF any school District
or ofths commissioners OF primary ,ohoos, or OF
any other ofcer created under the of tins
act shall be set aside sdjudyed 10 be vol for de-
feet Of torn for any rreguarty therein 90 a. the
acquisitions Of the said act are substsntiay eonplisd
with ~ z - Nfa4k-'l p
Approved, May 20 ls62.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
M MANCHESTER WATER CURE

Th;. yrstitution Il now oyen for the reception q
nat tents, Its BATHING facilities en- brace evssx
n odern provement Tor the Medical applisat0n u
Water, together with
aELECTRO-CHEMlCAL AND INDICATED
BATHS
II 10 under the immediate care AND difeeuoh o. =
II SPRAGUE, N. D., Who from re success Nh
has attended HE prscice ior tne Ply HSns ssa
ty that he can reeto TIE bloom Of health y masv
a faded cheek and cd ct permanent cure OF many
diseases which have banned the skli OF osdinssy
For particulars ard circular free of charge. I'd
ga L. /. EPRA6UE, II. d.
:Smdzw Msnchestes, VI.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

sGen. Wool and Sta n at Baltimore.
Baltimore, June 8.
Gen. Wool and staff arrived this morning
|iis headquarters are at the Eutaw House.
q! nc telegraph line connects the headquarters
Fith the telegraph Office,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
uARD TIMES COFFEE.

- - -
1he irving times and the high price Of oo4es hag
demanded that . God substituis should = teum4
1or nnre coffee. and the manufacturer OF the Hag1
Tics q Gone. has succeeded In the invsooa1h a -
article which meets the requirement. OF the tb0sA
ana which the Mass State Asayer, Dr. Hayes, pro
3 oupcss free from any deeterious substance. Il .
sod At q very low price, and b, in fact, sbost sssA
to pure coffee.
n apuiactured bv II. b. NFWHALL, Manuiase.ses
NJ Coffee spices and Cream Tartar, 36 South Markak
street, Boston. Try e. You can-9se Re0n1 -
any Grocer In Rutland.
CertiAeate Of Dr. AayeA
aHApp T,rrs Coyyrx n-This substitute ~ -
more exuptiye kines OF coffee has oesn analyss4
chemisslIy aud nicrescopicsiiy, and iound % p
tree from apy deIeterious substance 1t also eorfse
non a. n composition with the manufacturerS aass
meht. Respectfully, c...
IA Row lston street. Boston, Feb. Is, ls62 Do
nESK FURNITURE Of Ill kinds tior
" sale 81 EuAAAe ~
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ODUY Me AND I'LL Do fOU
ID GOOD.n
HEALTH AND STRENGTH SDOOnHDt
BY THE USE OF THA
Great Spring and Summer Medisins.
81 Hg DIR. LANGLEY
ROOT AND HERB BITTEkS

Compound Of Sarsapar,lia, Wt.d Cheryl 49,
D6eL Priskly Asa, Tho,oxgh,Oorf, Rh"savo, nas0ese
Dandsh ~, &c. ali Of chich are so COMPROMISES g
in concert and Mature IN sradiessssg dsseese.
The effect of this medicine IL most wondcrm-n
.cts directly upon the and blood, BY remov-
ing ali % tracions from the nerna, 0rSan, ~
tenntsins Of lie purifying the blood q. ansfng
from ~ humors and causing i 70 ne
ioats from the sys,sI Liver Gompasini sass vo
torms MI Bi,lious Diseases and toul stomach, Dye
peps 4. ainds Of nsTos,
ton, heaa.ehe Dizziness lilies, hssl.oI
appetite forbid Or diseased S,en live. ri -
M sss ,hsn persons have been cured 81
this medoos is highly "a You will e
clans everywhere. Try ~ .nu Wv ""'
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine everywhere = o.
orders addressed to GEO. 9. GooDwIE ",
| Boston
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

ESTRAY. - Came into the enclosure
IL OF the subscriber ON or about the 18th Of May,
ten two year Odds, various Calves with the right
ear cropped also six yearlings various colors with
left cropped. The owner IL requested to prove
property, pay charges and take the away.
: - +. l.. ii. WILCOX.
Mendon, June 8, 1854. te4 sl6# 9A3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

Cn1nO A M ON L HI
IN lUU Made with Stencil Tools CH EAPESI
AND BEST Send for latest samples Al ree.
D. &. MILI.IKEN, Brandon, VT, or
Itf No 70 Third st.. st. Louis MO.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
:, COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, D 9 >, s..

the county ator. said greeting: You are hereby re-
nure1 aud commanded to collect from each OF the
OF said tric the several sums of money
ten opp site to the of each of said inhab-
itants in tue annexed tax list and within sixty DAYS
after receiving this warrant to pay the amount Oh
the moneys by You collected to the order OF the
tru tees of said dietrict maj ,rty OF them and
fam one or m. said inhaotsots nail negl, OF
or refuse to pa. the same, You are Ae.eoy iurther
comm anded to levy on the goods ana chaneis OF
each de inquent and make sale thereof according to
law Given under Gus hand and seals this -