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RESTAURANTS.

RESTAURANTS.
II Boaiers s,on aiossr and Coeddsr che,ss Enslish
Isns. naccn, Pilbsr. Crosse .nd Bscs-s's ri5slss
quart; imported Port and sherry. S.lelo,.
rscy FIX 'iej 81 per nf' dhicssa. Ss M Al The .So," Tor
'A'' ~ % "''''' '-''' '''''' % sicTaSDsos. Agea,
il Christina. Day from IL to socOci at the House OF
AsTROLOGY.
a car depead cn 3 Madame WILSON. ~. tel. .ss
Ssee sf yssr & A' lr,s, sa'ss oq ~ as o
Ton aad san,oa streets the bAtsry pree 80 osa,
A b. MAURICE, GREAT AND REAL AsrRoLooEE
" .sVs % Ip'ss, Pros,.t ,p s.ap,ss 1fa 90: se''
He he future viii unfod.
ssrs ns.rs s:sass s:sss' s..ss: e oh. yoa w.' ..
Turn ASH i. see :s.@,ps =, go fsai 20 fs-.
% .%y ifss Ir'S e 3. : .,, %:
ug. 10 Bsecser street. near wooser
A srRoLoGY-pR L. d 4 mrs. g. D. sHoUoBros
q be ,a.u.d on al sas,r.ot hus'sn fe--.ues ss
Ladies 81 csa.; ssa.sasa o. ohos 40 or-sss ssrs.,.
, sroSrsmiSe MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
"a dassh,.r hs. rsss, :, se nov son ssa boz sien
S SS no pay Lscly sssrns fss n.f equal !. aos e ).
Iea.s h,r H,ss rs . q" \ is des'.o. - ~
showing he likeness of inteu ed husband OF Absnt
fu.ads no4Fs unm 81 Ia lie evening Geatemen not
Admnei
7 DON HERE.-ssgo REWARD ToR ANY PERSON
IL ~aoc csn slua' Nia- WELLINGTON IN s,vinx correr
statements at events through nfe psrcuav os-es
law rrd uc nuurhrfs ste aiso has never falling
r.nea, for aasnnss' SOD bringing the separated 90
Qeiher, By rhi.h ....a,as
Two souls With but single thought
T~0 heart. that beat a- un~.
viii she is p-ferty c-rts OF er happy
aroulrs sttns iact. Her truths fapnd
"a On Fsiufai EfA Decay 20 consuit tfir bsznufa
yo ing lady I srih avenue opposite Eighth street
'~-P
n poK HPRB ARE you IN rEoUBJsi NAVE yOU
la l<en ds~eised tricet vita Have your fosd h. p~s
been blss,@a by faaf rrrtsisssi ~, ~ " MADAME
ROSS for slvios sstsstos Ia lore srsifs she zee
never knosa 10 is she hrings tos~ther uess long -
rs,~d snc sto~s nssness ~ fatnr. husband
saAp, fr,srds Ll-ky free No - Nss. Tsfn'y
,--.rth sr~e, and se-enth svenues Nam.
on the deor Rng the basaasnt bell
AIApAnE RAY ~ rBs BEsr cLaIssoyAsr AsD
lW Asroos st 10 this aiy sb~ tes rour vefi hsnshu
Tfea lucky puuSers csuses slreff usrrsrrs pncr ~
E~venls stenu. sesr Twenty seventh street Ladies
cents kentenen ~ o>ptsl
MADAME WALTER, THE WORLD RBsowSkD
vi fortune Teller and fnfspendent rvoytat t.s us
arrived and tsssn No ~eae street ciroer ~
Canal vscrs she ~il dsss-bs he ,,rsriss o. us pea
rr-s-si ssd fuur- Nth ssoA aocursS thsl rai ~onh
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RAILROADS.

MI, Dsor RiyEk SAILRoAU.-TRAIss TOR AL.
rany rroy No III Nest, esss ,hanners street
|a 7 sni 10 A n aud sis and 10 s. NJ and On sun
|ls,. Al ia N fhirtietb street Tcsets may BE-
Il rocu the onices of WksrCOTrb kAfhtss,
y ssw fors sps Broosvs. aud sssSaes efsrsed st the
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ABUSE NJ EN ~.

AnUsEMEH ~.
ATIgIO's u,RpHN COMMENCING AT TX
~ LIE sni asaagr -....+..... =. NJ "heAuey
rlis (ih rslayb rsenin; D,-~meef N ioS
sukisrhAk kNH
GREAT uALA PkkfOHhASch
for
BHNEFr
Nh BARsKY wiLLIANA
MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS
hKS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
WILL ArrsAR IN
THREE PIECKs and
MAKING A BILL or UNUSUAL ATTRACTION
MIA Ada Clifton. MIS- May wells Mrs sksrr xrs.
Jr., Mr. Lsmo. Mr. Sc ymoir. M * B Holmes, M j.
Dom me encius with the brs itfn irish drama,
ALI. HALi.DW Hvk;
OR SSAP APPLB NI0Hf
Rody 0Conne with song and lorus - ......,
' Mrs BARnEY WILLIAMS.
Followed by the iaushsb nedy OF
YANkEk COURrsIIr;
OK AWAY DOWN EAsr
JENNA. the YANKEE GAL.
and real ArkansAw Traveller.
To concludc with the side-sp lting farce Il
BARNEY, THE BARON
Barney ..............Mr Mr.. BAHNyY WILLIAMS
TOMORROW. CnRISrNAs NIdHr
GRAND FESTIVAL HOL DAY E.rEKrAINxEhf
or AtRrH AND MsRRixENr.
6eAts secured one week In advance.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12
DARGAINS! BARGAINS

A. A splendid farm near East Poultasy, cen.
tanning about 10 acres is now offered for sa1e.-
Said farm is known as the Archibald Dewey Earn
and has on II good buildings, with tenant house
hes des-is well adapted 70 stock raising, sheep
having been kept on the farm usually. In addi-
ton TO It's many good qualities, it has without
doubt, the finest wood lot OF any farm in Poult-
ney, about 60 acres Of maple and beech wood. Al
most any amount OF maple sugar can DO made
AID sold from the farm yearly. II is safe TO say
the wood alone on this farm viii nearly pay for
the farm. Terms Of payment made easy. Price
OF said farm $4,000. Possession gwen April lst,
1864.
For particulars enquire Of the undersigned.
have also one cottage house, with about two
and a half acres OF land, Tor sale in Rutland
The land is mostly 'front.' and will make nine
building lots, beside the house lot, all Of which
win soon be wanted to build on. The whole viii
be sold for cash at a low figure, making it fine
thing for investment for those seeking invest
ment. INA fNIf
Parties wishing to examine may call ON Lewis
Fox, Rutland, who win show them the prem
ises. lE Iufa Or 49,
To those Wishing TO sell or purchase farms,
either east or west, give me call, rs give ny
personal attention to the purchase and sale of
real estate Of all kinds, on commission.
Address the undersigned,
wallingford, Nov. ., 1868. d&wH
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MIR. Parker moved the bill be ordered
to lie and be made the special order for
Monday, at B p. M.
Mr.. Chandler opposed the motion and
Mr.. Parker withdrew it.
Mr.. White OF Coventry moved that the
Clerk have 800 copies of the law of Con-
gless granting land to the use of the states
Tor College purposes, printed for the use
of the House.
Agreed 10.
MIR. Perrin moved to amend by striking
out the 9th section.
Disagreed to, and the bill was made the
special order for $50 this afternoon.
MIR. Shaw moved to reconsider the vote
of the House ordering the second reading
of Senate bill %.
Agreed to.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION q
the Brandon House, in Brandon, Vermont, cea-
mencing at one o'clock p. N. on the 18th cay Il
December nest, the veil known farm OF the late
Hon. John Jackson, situate about one mile north
Of the delightful village Of Brandon, containing
about one hundred and forty acres OF land, NEST
Of which is in the hie hest state of cultivaten.-
the large garden and orchard are fully STOCKED
with the choicest varieties ofapples, pearl graps
and other fruits; largo and valuable weed 1t
and sugar orchard on the premises al ualAillns
supply Of pure spring water is brought 70 tia
house and barns. Money was expended Without
stint, TO make this the model farm Of Western
Vermont. The enchanting beauty Of its location,
its superior excellence, connected with its proxu-
ity to excellent schools, churches. and other a.
vantages pertaining TO the neigh borhood Of .
large and Aourishing village, combine to rsndsr
this one OF the most desirable estates in Vermont,
equally inviting to the gentleman Of fortune and
the practical farmer.
At the same time will be sold the two intorvale
or creek meadows belonging to the same estate,
containing about 80 acres.
Also, about $50 acres of valuable pasture laAA
IN the east part of Sudbury.
Also, three small lots Of cedar swamp all be-
longingto the same estate.
large portion Of the purchase money can NJ
main on mortgage for term of years if de- irea
by the purchaser. JAMES X HYDE.
oct2i d&wsw Administrator.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12
Montpelier, Friday, Nov 6.

SENATE.
Senate bill relative to powers of the
Auditor Of Accounts was passed.
Joint resolution from the House pro-
|yiding for final adjournment on Wednes-
day next at 8 r N, Adopted,
Renorls--By MIR Clark of Rutland, for
COMMITTEE on Finance, House bill max
ing provision for the support of the Gov
ernnent, Passed,
By MIR Clark Of Bennington, for same
committee, House bill legahzing Grand
List OF Marshfeld for 1862. Passed
BY Mr. Fisk, for General Committee,
House bill in addition to chapter "a Gene
raj Statutes, relating TO traffic iii intoxi-
eating drinks, and House bill to provide
| for libraries for persons confined in jail
Passed. D4ei l &
81 By Mr. Kellam, for General Committee,
House bill to incorporate the Richford
Manufacturing Company. Passed.
sfx 5s HOUSE.
Resolution by Mr. Carpenter, of Water
ford, directing the Committee on Military
Affairs to inquire whether any legislation
is necessary TO provide for the exemption
ofpersons conscientiously scrupulous about
bearing arms from military service, and
report by bill or otherwise. Adopted.
JOINT resolution-By Mr. Abbott of
Windsor providing for final adjournment
on Wednesday, Nov llth, at 3 p. H.
Adopted.
Bills passed. House bill relative to GER
tam claims against the state.
Bill TO incorporate the Bickford Manu-
iacturing Company.
Reports-By Mr. Dorr, for Select Com
on Claim Of Milo l. Bennett, reporting
the facts 10 the case, and recommending
that the state pay him 81 200, and they
reported bill to pay him that sum.
The bill was ordered to third read
ing. .s
by Mr. Chandler, for select committee,
70 whom was referred House bill to incor-
porate the Vermont State University and
associate Colleges, and to appropriate the
proceeds of the scrip for public lands
granted to this state by act of Congress,
ana reported several amendments.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12
AFTER NOON.

Senate bill increasing salaries Of Judges
of Probate in Rutland and Lamoile coun-
ties was refused third reading.
Bill to increase the efficiency Of the
militia was passed.
Bill to encourage volunteering was re-
ferred TO Com of the whole.
SENATE.
Senate went into Com Of the whole on
the bounty bill.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.-I have {;


- sale in Rutl and three cottage residences,
veal situated, price Of each $1,000 one small
cottage, price 5000 Also, house al West Rut-
land, near the marble quarries, price $3.50. Also
for SAFE in Eat Rutland, two lots Of land of one
acre each. suitable for building lots,-each acre
will make fou- cr FIVE building lots; price Of each
paying tenants, at from IL 10 IL cent on tho
prices asked, making them nett paying property
as an in sestment than an be found elsewhere il
Rutland. To those v shing to secure q CINE On
easy terms OF paymen ana avoid the necessity Of
r, ming and being obligei to always move about
from place to place, would say, call and look ~
houses over.
Fir m Is to 40 per mt Of the purchase money re-
Quired down, and balance in yearly pavmenis .
sur purchaser. Possession given April is.. De
not neglect this opportnn ~ to secure home for
your amihss hose wishing to 10 k at the
houses Or lots, can have them shown them by call
ing on Messrs Lewis & For, Rutland, or TO the
undersigned at Wallingtord.
nos9:d&wlm FRANKLIN POST.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12
WILLIAM LORD, lcou,,rs
As LIONEL q. FISH, wi" TO-
COMMISSIONERS NOTICB.-Tl

~ undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district OF Rutland,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the es-
tate of Thomas Perkins, late Of Rutland in said
district, deceased hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purpose OF examining and allowing
said claims At the late residence Of said deceased
in Rutland, on the third Tuesdays in November
and February next, from one O'Clock A. N. until
four O'Clock p. n each Of said days, and that six
months from the 9Th day Of October, A. d. 1868,
ia the time limited by said court for said creditors
to present their said elaine to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated At Rutland, VT, this ID day Of Novsm-
Der, A. ID. 1868.
WILLARD 0sGOOD, (c.,,,.s
45 DEXTER GOULD, w"
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Th

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The
~ undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Fairhayen,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands Of all persons against
John Q Parsons, late Of Castleton IN said
district, deceased, hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purpose Of examining and allow
ing said claims, at the ONCE Of John Howe, on
the first Wednesdays VI January and March next,
from ten o'clock A. NJ. until four O'Clock p. NJ,
each Of said days, and that six months from the
10th day Of October, A. D. 1862 is the time limit
ed by said Court for said creditors to present
their said claims to US for examination and allow
ance. ef m :. : -
Dated at Castleton, Vt, this Sd day of Novem.
Der, A. d. 1868.
H. AINSwORTH,
As JOHN WYATT, JR., comrs'
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EOR SALE-A House. with Barn AMI

EOR SALE-A House, with Barn and
= other buildings, all in good repair, never
failing we'll Of water, and two acres Of choice
land. Said place is situated one half mile east Of
West Poultney, in which the Ripley Female Col
institution will 6nd Il desirable location Said
place will be sold cheap
For particulars enquire Of the owner,
sR THOMPSON,
4s:w4m Roultnsy, Vt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

1--WE GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.
4 The subscriber offers for sale FIVE good farms
sltua'ed in Orwell and 6horeham, containing
from 200 to $50 acres each. They are we'll watered
and wooded and the buildings and fences eene-
rally are in good repair. Part of the farms have
upon them valuable Pine al II. mlock timber
They are all In a good state Of culriva' ion, and
are well adapted to raising grain and grass. Lib
eral terms will be given to purchasers. For fur
Their particulars en- uire of the subscriber
THERON B. SMITH.
Brandon, Oct. rs, 1883 oet26:d&wlms
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12
MASON s. HAMLIN'S CABINET
lM ORGANS

PATENTED OCTOBER 81, 1862.
The Cabinet Organs are pronounced by Artists
"the best Of the kind in the world, land s.very
admirable for both private and public use."-
[See written testimony from more than one hun.
dred Of the most eminent organist, Of the leading
citiesl Mason Hamlin's instruments have re-
ceived the only Gold Medal ever awarded in this
country, also, Eleven Silver Medals and Four
teen Diplomas, in all twenty-six First Premiums,
over all competitors.
Prices Of Cabinet Organs, manufactured solely
go to 1l7e. 9H = .sf
! N. B.s-Ilstructorsf for the Cabine. Organ,-also
arrangements Of music for the same, are published
by N. 4 H. 4
Illustrated Catalogues sent by mail.
Address Mason 4 Hamlin. Boston," OF " Ma
son Brothers, New York" 4l:w6m
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

DIR. THOMPSON having awaited himself Of
lac discovery whereby teeth can be extracted
without the least pain. or injury to the most deli
cate con tituton, calls especial attention to this
department OF dentistry, IN witch all pain and
dread OF having teeth extracted is entirely re-
mo ed.
Wors in every department. of the profession ex-
ecutei in the beststyle, and warranted. Especial
attention given 20 Vulcanite work.
Office owe the Drug Store, Poultney, VT.
35:wtf
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DENTISTRY.

~ DENTISTRY.
] would inform the good people of Rutland and
vicinity that my dental Office Is still on the corner
OF Merchants Row and West Street, where I
would be pleased to receive the calls Of any desir-
ing the service Of dentist. | use the rubber or
vulcanite, which is superseding all other material
as base for artificial teeth. Il is lighter more dui
rabe ana eleanly than any other style Of work. /
also use gold silver satina, when It is preferred
All metals used BY me shall be IS pure as any used
fer dental purposes. Filling done with the finest
gold, and warranted. Extracting done with m
proved instruments and with care.
Please give me s call, and learn terms, &C.
Don't forg 4 the place, corner Of Merchants.
Row and West Street
L. Z. LAwTOH. -
Rutland, VT, April 10, 1868. -d&wly
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|GLOT HING.
O. AEACH HAM,
Brandon, vt.
has just returned from market with better assorti

WINTER
CLOTHIN
for Men and Boys than was ever before offered
town which will be sold at prices that cannot b
beat.
Also, splendid assortment Of Furnishin
goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, yalises, Shirts, Draw
ers, &c. -
KINGsLEY'S BLOCK,
W.T. Next door to Jewelers. ehor.
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AFTERNooN-sENATE.

Mr.. Stevens introduced bill to incor-
porate the Vermont State University, &c.
The bill provides scheme for the con-
soldation of existing Colleges in the State
in one.
Read twice and referred to the commit
tee of the whole.
The bill appropriating 200 dollars for
the State Library was passed.
The bill Increasing salaries of Judges of
the Supreme Court was taken up, and on
motion OF Mr.. Cieaveland ii was amended
so as to make the salary two thousand
dollars. tt .4,..
HOUSE.
House bill amending chapter 10 Of the
general statutes, relating to the Militia,
providing for an annual correction of the
enrolment. Passed.
The gen'l committee reported adversely
to the House bill relating to town liabli-
ties, and to the House bill relating to the
publication of notice of intended marriage,
and the Sd reading Of both was refused.
Joint Assembly-Mr. Deane nominated
for Superintendent of State Prison, James
A. Pollard of Chester; Senator Williams
nominated Daniel Stearns of Windsor;
Senator Peck nominated Edwin G. Wat
son of Worcester. The ballot resulted as
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

r EFT IN MY CHARGE, a yearling
- heifsr, (unruly). The owner is requested
o prove property and take her away.
DANIA KI4DALL.
Clarendon, Sept. 2lst, 1858. A:w%
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

HODGES PATENT SOAPSTONE
~ STOVES, for sale by
DORsEY, SWEET Z co.
Benson, VT, Oct. 6, 1868. .:w7m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

James A. Pollard was declared elected,
whereupon the Joint Assembly was dis
solved.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE Of one
4 n Of the most desirable estates in Weren't.

wallingford, Nov. 2, 1855. d&wts
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

Some of the unexploded machine
left in Wagner by the rebels have been
opened and found to contain combustible
materials, which on being exploded burned
for ten minutes. One variety was filled
with sulphuric acid, and bottles contain
ing camphene, gunpowder and chlorate of
potash; another cotton, gunpow der and
turpentine. How can Mr.. Beauregard
complain OF Greek fire after this /?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-31
Rather he n Negro than n
Dutchman.''

Mr.. HILLs, Abolition Representative
from Medina county, declared in the Leg
islature that, foreigners had no right to
meddle with emigration in this country ;
and, further, that he would rather be a ne
gro than a D,tehmaa. This is the opin-
ion entertained by the negro-worshiping
Abolitionists Of our German citizens.
How do they relish voting for such a par
ty? Let them answer at the ballot-box,
and turn these Abolition fanatics over to
the exclusive care of their African friends.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-31

dIea ms SHOWS Au eyerage uecenn,al increase
o. S4ov per eeht. W popo.alon through the
sesen'y yeAth'ronl e opr lrs. 70 our last eenses
tAhen, ,lSsi /. ~ we naa alioweq our oIu nauonai
asot 70 run at per ces'' per anhum, elmpie
interest interest ,ir moh Tue enu OF our reVlutloharY
s.rugg'e uI Io-day' w'tnout paying anything
On id ennsI Prano,Pa' a OF INTEREST," ssen man o.
w woulu owe lssa upon 'nat ueoI now tnsh
eacn inah oweu upon lhsh ana tnis oe-
cAuse , our inere"se ., men tneough the wnoie
Per'ou mas s oeeh ,grea'eL .nan . per cent, ana
1asrun 1As.m i1S'e' 'nan tle interest upon aths
ueP@ az! a, ll,,l
"a was n sooh aple 20 say 70 .aLIneri T1 50 pe
Dlu me wore S ~ out ana senu u 70 you Inc
reSul. - as io''ows :. 20
money az y per een., co@poaea lnteseatih
Ten years increases pioiS9 per cent, tnat Is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-31

1t will be seen that GRAFFLN, whom
PErRPoINT declares elected, received, all
told, 342 votes, and that - Elk os the
nine counties composing the Distties, he
did not receive single VOTE And. yet he
is declared duly elected, and presents his
credentials at Washington, claiming a
seat in the House What farce
But this pretended election is valuable
as demonstrating one fact: that the Abo-
lition policy of the Administration has
almost entirely destroyed the last veetige
of Union sentiment in that District. Take
for instance, the county of Berkley, which
gave over eight hundred majority against
the ordinance of secession, and now gives
but one hundred and fifteen votes for a
Union candidate for Congress. Virginia
may be returning to her old allegiance,
very rapidly, under LIScoLN's admins
tration, but we "can't see it," and this
election don't show il. But what 5 the
difference? LINCOLN is bound TO have a
Congress to suit him, whether the mem
bers are elected by one vote, or not at all.
These are war times-"m military necessi-
ty," you know.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-31

A BOgun Congressmaw.

The bogus Governor of the pretended
new State OF West Virginia, issued writs
ordering an election for Congressman
in the Eighth District of Virginia, com
posed Of the counties Of Frederick, Page,
Warren, Clarke, Berkeley, Jefferson,
Hampshire, Morgan, and Loudon. This
District, before the State seeded, was last
represented by A. r. BoTBLEE, who nov
holds seat in the Richmond Congress
The election under the order of the bogns
Governor, PEmPoIST, was held on tbs
5th january, and here is the result, al
given in the so-callsd Governors creden
tials TO the fortunate candidate
Whereas, 1t is esrG6sd to me by the prop
or Othcers, that at said election, held in pur
suanos Of said writs, in the county Of Nor
gan, lAS votes were cast for Christopher L
Grafain, Esq, and SO for Joseph s. Wheat
Esq and "a the county Of berkeley, III
votes were given for said Graifiin aud in th,
ooanty OF Hamphire, SO votes were cast 70
said Grafdin, and votes for said Wheat
Now, therefore, /, Francis II. Pierponl
Governor Of the iGomnonseallh Of Virginia
do declare thai from tho returns made 70 me
the said Gra0iin was elected RepresentatiV
as aforesaid
Given undss my, hand and the great seal q
the CommonweAth, ct the city q
L. 81 Wheeling, this 9Th day Of JsnpsrJ
in lths year Of oar Lord, 1868, an
10 !he eieb,y-ssysush yesr cfths ooramo'
FRANCIS q. PEtRPoINT."