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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21
VIRGINIA STOCK MARKET.
THE UNPARALLELED DEVEL

NHE UNPARALLELED DEV Ell
J. oument of the Mineral Resources of Nevada
Territory have rendered 4 r u b lie stock
NJ n r c {, conducted on the same fair business
principles that charac terize similar institutions in
Europe and America, an urgent necessity In this
city. .... ..r ... ....
The public are therefore informed, that shit
able Room has been secured on the corner OF
Uuion and D streets, formerly known as Milling
toms Hall, in which will be held Daily Sessions
fnr eale NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21
WEI pnin1 1rinins CnmnnnY.-Nt

tice is hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the above named company
will be held at the Office Of the Secretary, on
THURSDAY, Gath March, ut o'clock P. ". a
full attendance is requested. BY order Of the
Board Of Trustees.
mhIT I'd WIN. F. HALE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21
.yofioe.-Bu order OF the board of

Trustees Of the Gentry Gold and silver Mining
Company. the Office OF said company has been
removed to Virginia, and all shareholders are
hereby notified to pay their assessments to the
Secretary, No. 70 south street, Virginia
JOHN L. ECKLEY, Sec'y.
March 3D. 1864 mh3 IDls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21

pany.-Notlcc is hereby given to the shareholders
of the above company that general meeting Will
take place on the eighteenth day of April next.
at y o'clock m, at the company's Office in Gold
Hill A full attendance is particularly requested,
as business of the utmost Importance is TO be
transacted By order Of the Trustees.
mills I'd A. LUKIN, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21
Caution.

u,HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
against purchasing or negotiating for the fol
lowing certificates of stock In the Gem Gold and
Silver Mining Company, an the same were sold
for assessments at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, iu front of the Secretary Office on the
lath of March, A. d. 1864, and will not be trans
ferred by the Secretary; OF
Names CTtytcdles. sHa'. e.
" Landry ........-.-...--..'i5
Porter. -slHo
II, perry T1G = 25
Nv order of the Board Of Trustees. Us. =
v. LENERY. Secretary.
Gold Hill. March u. Ca mills M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21
Amazon Tunnel md Mining Com.

pany, Palmyra District Lyon county, n. T.
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting OF the
shareholders, held in Como, February first, 1854,
an assessment of six dollars per foot wns duly
levied on two thousand feet of the company
claim, payable IN insta!ments of fifty cents each.
on the first day Of each and every month In I'D.
vance, commencing February first, 1864. in U. 8
gold coin 10 the Secretary Mt bis Office in Como,
or to J f Sabine, Main street, Dayton. John Z.
ISaacs, ST. Charles Hotel. Carson City, F. ~ pin
ming, Plate House, Gold HILL, and n. Green,
Grass Valley, California, who are authorized to
receive aud receipt for the same BY order of the
Board of Trustees. r.. .L..-- - 4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21
]. WESTON, President.
WM. H. V1RpEN, Secretary.

Notice is also given that the regular annual
meeting Of the stockholders, for the election OF
ofice In Como. sPRiL SIXTH. 1854.
mill I'd WIN. H. VIRDEN, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21

Lucerne Mining Company, Gold
Hill District. y. T.-NoIicc is hereby given that
NJ n meeting of the Board Of Trustees Of the Lu.
cernc Mining Company, eld this sixteenth day OF
February, 1864. an usseSsment Of Five Dollars
per share Oh each ard every SHIRE of the capital
payable 10 the Secretary in U : gold coin, on or
before MONDAY, March 2lst, 1864 and notice
is further given that, by order eli tie Board of
Trustees. all assessments remaining unpaid on
the 2lst day of March, 1864, will be declared de.
linquent, and the stock standing in the names of
the delinquent shareholders will BE- advertised for
sale nj public auction, in accordance with the
laws of the State of California.
BY order of the Board of Trustees
feaO I'm JOS. :. PAXSON, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21
Special MINING NOTICES.
Tmn.r;,i siIycr MininV Company

Imperial Silver Mining Company
San Francisco, March 10th, Is64-Notice.-A
special meeting of the Stockholders of the Impec-
rial Silver Mining Company, will be held at their
office, 7O5 Montgomery street, San Francisco, on
Tuesday, March 29th, 1864, at IL o'clock, " by
order OF the President d. a. JENNINGS
mIstd Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21
TIaIc X Hunt Mining Company

EIalc ~ Hunt Mining Company
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of
the stockholders Of the above named company
will be held az the Office Of the Secretary, on
THURSDAY, o4th MHrch, at o'clock p. N. a
full attendance IN requested By order OF the
Board Of Trustees.
mill I'd WIN. l.. HALE, Secy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21

Once of the Santiago Mining Com.
pany San Francisco, Feb. 26th, lsf4.-Sotice is
hereby given that in accordance with an order
of the Board OF Trustees, there will be SOLD at
public auction, at the saesroom of Jerome Rice
l. Co, No. 327 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
on wEDNE- DAY. the Both day Of March next,
at 10 o'clock noon, to the highest bidder for cash,
in L gold coin, the following certificates Of stock
in the aforesaid Company:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21
STOCK BROKERS', ETC.

GEORGE W. TURNEY,
COMMISSION GENT,
General Conveyancer, Companies
Incorporated,
NOTA r Y u Z b l. I c
And Commissioner for California,
Secretary for thc following Com
panics:
CRESCENT, IWooLSEY,
KNICKERBo'K'R, MAGNOLIA,
LEE, MOUNTAIN,
ATLAS, CONTINENTAL,
KEYSTONE, STATE of MAINE,
GOLDEN SWAN, ARGo,
WINoNA, VESUV1US,
CASCADE, PLAT & KING,
OFFICE-With II Flagg & Co, Post Office
Building, Gold Hill. jazz If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21
MINING SHOCKS, BONDS, SECURITIES.&C,

THE first meeting will be held on THURSDAY,
/ March 10th. 1864. from II to IL 81 and from
to Dr.. NJ. The public are generally invited to
be present ut the Sessions of the Association. I
~ All persons wishing TO become members
of the above Association, will please hand in their
names to w. X. Morris, Secretary, corner Of B and
Union streets, Immediately, as the number Of
members Is limited. = - .GN
Virginia, March Z, 1864. mhslw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21

~ A discount of three per cent. will be al
lowed on all payments made on or before Feh-
ruary 25th instant.
A discount Of y per cent. will be allowed on
all payments made between February 25th and
March 2lst, 1864. By order
feo3td JOS. S. PAXSoN, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21
TOWN ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No. II,

AN ACT Amendatory OF previous Ordinances,
II passed March 7th, a. d. 1864. 1t ~ hereby
ordained by the Trustees Of the incorporate
Town of Gold Hill, as follows:
SECTION J. That the limit Of fines which may
ba imposed by any Justice Of the Peace Of inc
Town Of Gold Hill, for the violation OF any Ordl'
nance heretofore made and passed by the ! rus,
tees of said town, is hereby changed aud declared
to he Five Hundred Dollars, which fines may 10
enforced in such manner as the law requires
C. H. VAN GORDER, Prest.
e. w PEASH Clerk mls wv
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
The rogltsn Tu.f

SHaEwsBrRY coUR Z, Nov. l5.-The Mnnkmoor Hand.
cap sovereiI n each with 25 spvereigns sdded %
tsn pona and Allowances The winner TO be sold tor
f200 About half mile.
Mr. Ten Broeck's Divide, BY Ssun ,erer-la Vic
time, years, 7sr. liibs. u Grimsbaw .l....... !
Mr J. loves romfaoery, years, 7st. tLotiesl
Mr. 1. keyens' Faith years, Sat- 9lbs. inc Tbs ex'
Mn Bnchauans kths, years, Tat. l0lbs tn Covey v
Mr. Riddles Leontes, aged, Est I0ibs perry.
Mr. Naslor's Copcordia, years, Tai. LIB o. Sayers)
Bettine-T 10 against Dawde, 10 against Conc =.
ta, 10 each inst Aps and Tomfoolery and 10 10
each sgaiust Faith ard Ieones After various atemnts
going couple Of huIred yards, Faith rushed past the
pair and ief into the straight, where Etna (who lost
many lengths at the etart) joined Teontes, who win
Conc rda, closed AZ The bend with fawde aud romoo
cry, the latter OF whom IN waiting Faith before
reaching the distance Two hundred yards from home
Dawdle TO tho front, again headed, and
won in a caner by three lengths Three parts OF
different fourth, Hna nth and Leontes last The winner
not sold.
SHREWSBURY COURSE, Nov. IA sweepstakes OF
soveregns each with 30 added for year ods Ss l2b.
each, with selling aowa About bali mNe. sub.
9crbsrs.
Mr. Ten Broecks Tho scbcldt, by Newminstsr (sI00),
$751; DID, tFordham) !
Mr.. GIuoies Gannochy (GI00), sx,. tnoylc) 2
Mr.. Osborne's Jig lfl00). 8st (Wblteeyl.. .s....
Cust4nce weighed for Mr.. Fiddnan's Flageolet, 8st.
5b and his number was exhibited but he did not reach
tue nrse in lime 10 start.
Bettiug-6 to4 each against The Schsldt and Ganno.
cby; TO against jig.
jig the brst away having GanDocby at her quar-
ters the Scbeldt iyng off, On reaching the stand the
length; bad third. The winner bought for l55
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

Asoo and Assets valued a ESQ Ssl, ssvtss pvocses
surplus 0 fzT AccordiDg ~ she eKoaSatons eives,
shhoot thr haniln,.< bills very arse, It's thiy
De e'esed Ter caefal examination tss 81 sient -
wsnce ms been made ior all the losses D. ely y Hl
from them. BY the middle OF January . dtvbeo 'Le
nssn 10 hsnd may hoeabs es made, ~ n,ss o' sne
oi ss III then have of. Confidence as oxpressru
10 MI btzsrj, and res gticn 10 niinosv pssseu
10 tne winding up under the inspection ~
AR KEN.
At meeting Of the credtrs 20 day OF Messrs Ga.
Drain Biz land TO. IN ihe East India trade who 'ai
o. tue 20ih october. sta emeut WAS submt'ed' ny
hessrs. Hard1r, pulein IL TO showng liabinties, se
cured and unsecured, icr about Glo2 9Je, I ich
to5y5I ex &c Ell ~ rank the ettte whfe tno
sssrs are estimated at ouiy eli 500. After mu ans.
assignment.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
Tte vtnanciat Crtsfs.
uEporT cv rug LATEST sraLisB rkiruRgr
NJ rn,n thr ~ ! IN rimca fciIK nfilrirl. Nov Ia

IRON the Iot s,n rimcs fci,y mtlc,r), Nov ls
The epsu ems has been announced OF Me- l.. q RnufI
Rers Fast meta merchant, with liabilities fcr El0Cto,
ami o conpece1 esaoshnent, under the title VI Mstti
K ID N SO Il sh,ites or tlo0 eco. Both houses
a. nj recent forineio ana tho stoppsse has apparently
tom steculsons ~ COTTON snu otoer fst 'bda
n oaao~ or the support OF ~noh there adequate
onuuai cwrespp, ding house OF Ruutz Reese Co.. of
,aicntta ~ aso nvOved 10 the siorpage. aud another
esisb shren. ut Berpe, IN Swhgersud ~ ntewise be-
ev.a 10 be CONFRONTED tse pros ects tt ihs creditors
are. Il a spprebenaed. un avort0le. As regards the
estate ut Mr Rru,s Rees, shipments sh'cn Will
have 20 be rcazed In Cacua wnicn cost $40 ct0 and
which itis hoped toay bring about ftSoOo he divi
terd on tho hb,i,es Of nsssrr MALI n Co seems 20
depcsd lpcn srryals OF genittapcee O. pf9dnco
that are ncled from usouts
Al nesting 10 day of tne orr dWofs ~ hr sawsrd
ts,afd, erssp ctshc frtncS merchant ssd deAtf ~ "a
changes who susrebd,t on the t0th OntonAr hstuce
sheet rr erbuitlod bv Ne. keinn. ths scrOuntart, !,
h2csics hsDbhies nllasst 10 E4us uron 80 ssvse
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
FRANZ MuLLER's EXECUTION.

ss ne eovsusos % any sossuDs allow itsef - b N
voivsa COMPROMISED N tbe 0Ovemeut.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
POLITICAL.

DD WARD -Ar LARGE Ard ksTHDSlAsTfC
II meet oI he denoc OF the held 20
El n StIeei, Pritay, becp0ec Z. Patrick ha6on,
CHa iman, aud Wa fer joy lowng pre-
anbe znd resolutions we're nzria,oasly aiopted:-
hss sed tho demarrstc rarty of the city
ami ciunty New YORK job mfOr 0f
the ftrst atsttc 40 the ~ pJraat la6ipn of
suuer honorable ana strighl In
the Ade Tor ths ass tw0 y-ars refurs-
ed, Thai tae dem"cra g tsrtf ~ she Second
" cheerful accsUt sao ard b~arer
ing drrnsn tHe warm and consistent ionf
y, .sbn FOx who ha. received nsmnsuon
al psrtes Honest John aGorr," of re ssl wafd-A
an fpr Yeafs, known him 10 % honest
AID fsithf rGe tsmoerat .ood citizen, and worthy 70
IL the ~ met
Kerove, rha, pfesent NJ III, name ~ iEomas Lynco
~ .ulr,.es II e people Second ward Tor the
rf Y4hyp sure thcy VIII iset sals
mel he Il i mao of unbes shei aiop, en-rreo and
inlustfi as habits AMI vii Assurrdly make an ell
cient scncal unccl.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
Jons nAsSErr, Secretary

up aLDERMANIC DISTRICT
- Regu TAlsHany ~ uocr4tic no ninaon Tor Alder
man. GtulaA a bakNtY
X q MCINTYRE Chairman
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

psris l..rs n,AsEy.s' !, ..sy secrotsr.es
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A oRRaAN GENTLEMAN BrEAKiN8 ENGLISH
"A ami FreAcn nenty lshes situation foreign Coz
g pendent Ia ssnkng mercantile house Ad-
r.ss fon,patick, Herald o1eo.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
op ALDEaMASIc DISTRICT.

Al a meeting u the citizen ~ the Third. FIFTH ane
Exn IA "sids hr4 At hr H4sfrt donsf, rr osg even
Tug, . 2 1884 Mr W hoss of the tlrh ward,
called snd bra8 FlaneIgn, Of tho Bisnth
writ and Hln nv tf tie Flh ward eloci-d
s-ersft-. o. Hplor of ST. krly, Of the kishth ward
a1esouon RdeWel u+rinuIog the fact'Ous oqp3-
sihon tew ~ HFpHh1f E9 t1 ~ ~ho are trylng TO
Distract imrtN \ fNrfurr the
Vi tn ~ he approved,
plcd,to N" meeting the
insrnn o George a Barney 0r Aderman OF the Third
Alderlnapc Dstr.ef.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

~ IN n H." n"
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
III ALDERNASic DISTRICT.
United Democratic No'ninatons,

Urn SCHOOL DfsfRICf--rwELFrH NINETEENTH
and twenty secoud wards - For school conmi' 'A,nsT,
JAMES HONTE TH lutc pringpal of ward s:nsoi ".
Nominated by the Union snu taIee democratic orlanisa
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

u8ta nasen ala
4s tetm aa a i.a etU
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

Il ing ol tns raecuipe con.muee 81 the totuih ward
Cy-ss AssncatsA he'd ~ grren tn cor1rr 81 DIVER
Henry rhar,ia nins, Nor: ~ I'os Inc
~ ewsg bs~st geutrWtG we're Goptsst"d ior rch"o
Trn.tp. --MicLae Lane, Thomas sas Louis iocbmanh,
paulcs crow Mr. CROW 1tcepr ed tss hominaticn, oGt
when he uas alaatri hl Tam hall he then de-
clnel The c,thrts nnnu9btua Mt. DAVID XIX ~ The
gentle \ .nntsi IN place . " t'ros . ,
DUlGNlN, President
IL q OfrK.AN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-28

EXECUTIONS IN THE STATE PRIsoN.-On
Wednesday, the Goth inst, between the
hours Of one and two o'clock, p, m,
Sandy Kavanagh and William Barnet
were executed within the walls of the
State Prison in Windsor, pursuant to
the sentence of the Court, pronounced at
Burlington, Oct 3, 1852, the time for
which they were reprieved having ex-
pired. The Vermont Chronicle gives the
following particulars of the execution:
the execution was conducted by Sher-
lift Richmond Of Woodstock in the pres
ence of the number of citizens prescribed
by the statute, viz: twelve; among
whom were several physicians. At one
o'clock the prisoners were taken from
their cells, with their hands bound Sc
curely with thongs and fastened to their
waist, the Sheriff and the Chaplain of the
Prison, Rev. Malcolm Douglas, leading
the way to the gallows. On mounting
the scatfold the death warrant was read
to the prisoners by the Sheriff. On be-
ing asked If they had any thing to say,
kavanagh replied that he had not, ex-
cept, God have mercy upon me, which
he repeated several times. Barnet de-
clared that he was not guilty His wife
killed herself. He thanked the Chap
lain for his interest in his behalf, and
professed to have found that which pre-
pared him to die. He loved God with
all his heart. Prayer was offered by the
Chaplain, when the ropes were adjusted,
the caps drawn on, aud the unhappy
men ushered into eternity. Everything
was conducted with great propriety and
solemnity. After an interval of half an
hour, prayer was again offered by the
Chaplain the bodies were taken down
and placed in plain collins, and inferred
in the Prison burying ground, the Epis-
copal service being read at the grave.
Kavanagh was born in Ireland, and
was SO years of age. Barnet was born
in England, and was SO years of age.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
DANBY BANK.-To the Court of

- Chanoery for the County OF Rutland;
The Undersigned, receiver of the Dandy Bank,
represents 20 said Court, that he has closed the
office OF said Bank, and that on the 2Slh day OF
October, 1868, there was a dividend ORDERED by
said Court 10 he paid 20 the uill holders Of said
Bank, of twenty cents and two mills on the dol
lar, and that there remains seventy mine cents aud
eight mills the dollar stl unpaid, exclusive Of
interest,--leayng unpaid 10 said bill-holders the
sum Of twenty five thousand and thirty four doll
lars and forty mine cents exclusive Of Interest,"
and that the assets Of said Bank are exhausted
Said receiver further repre- ents 10 said Cou,t that
said ABBY Bank had paid into the Safety Fund
the full amount required by law 10 secure the blll
holders against ultimate loss OF the failure
Of said Bank
The receiver therefore prays said Court that
the Treasurer Of the State Of Vermont, IN whose
hands the Safety Fund is plloed by the law es-
tablishing tn" same, be ordered TO pay over TO the
said receiver the above sum OF 25,0I dollars and
40 cents together with interest on the VIII 10
amount Of bills presented 10 said receiver, bling
the sam Of 1871 dollars and IS cents fr m the
Goth day Of ID, cember, 1913, the time fixed for
presenting the bills of SAID Bank 20 said receiver
to the present time,-if there be so much in the
Trsasurer's hands belonging to the Safety Fund
aforesaid and if there be not SO mu.h in the
Treasurer's haads, then, that he pay over 20 said
receiver such sum as now remains in his hands,
that the me may be divided among the bill
holders of said Bank agreeably TO law.
Dated at Manchester, this lith day OF January,
1864. A l. MINER,
Receiver of Dandy Bank.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-28

Copyright secured.l
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY

4 FOR FEMALES, DIR. MATTIsON'S EN-
MENAGOGUE. This celebrated female Medicine,
is designed expressly for both married and single
ladies', and is the very best thing known for the
purpose, as it will bring on the monthly sickness
in cases of obstruction from any cause, and after
all other remedies of the kind have been tried in
vain. If taken as directed 1t will cure any case,
no matter how obstinate, and it is also perfectly
safe at all times.
go 1t is pat up in bottles Of three different
strengths, with full directions for using and sent
by Express cossls sealed TO all parts ohe country
PRICES.-Full strength, $40; Half strength,
IS Quarter strength, 90 per bottle. NB..Some
are cured By the weaker, willie others may require
the stronger the fun strength is always the
best. - Sent by Express, in a sealed package,
on receipt Of the price by mail.
49, REMEMBEa-ThtS medicine is designed
expressly for oBsTISATE cAsEs, tohieh all other rem
edies o. the kind hare failed TO cure also hat IL 10
0arrdated as represented IN EVERY RESPECT, or the
price lgil be refunded.
30 BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. None gen.
uire and warranted unless purchased directly of
Dr.. NJ. at bis REMEDIAL INSTITUTE Fob
SPECIAL DISEASES. No. rs Union street, Prov
idence, r. I.
main in the city short time for treatment.
A WORD OF CAUTION.
~ Immense sums of money are paid 10 swind-
ling quaoks annually, which is worse than thrown
away. This comes from trusting without inquiry,
to men who are alike destitute Of honor, charac-
ter. or skill, and whose only Recommendation is
their own false and extravagant assertions in
praise of themselves.
The only way 10 avoid imposition is to take
no mans word no matter Dhdi las pTete,sisns are,
but MAKE INQUIRY. 1t will cost you nothing,
and may save you many regrets for, as adyer.
Using physicians IN nine out of ten, are bo-
gus, there is no safety in trusting any of them,
unless you know who and iohdt they are.
Ia DIR. NJ. will send FREE, by enclosing one stamp
for postage, a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF wo-
MEN, and on Pirate Diseases generally, giving full
information wth the most undOubted references and
testimonials, without which no advertising physi-
can or medicine Of this kind is deserving of ANY
CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
DIR. NJ. is regularly educated physician of twen-
ty years experience, ten of which were spent in
an extensive general practice, until, by reason Of
declining healthhe obliged to relinquish that,
and adopt the specially to which for the last ten
years he has devoted his whole attention.
ID Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Write your address plainly, and direct to IN.
Il, I. 44:wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-28

EXPEDITIONS ROUTE TO New YORK.
The managing trustees Of the Rutland
and Burlington Railroad have just COM
pleted an important arrangement Of
trains between Burlington and New FORK.
Passengers leaving Burlington at lao
p. M, now go through to Troy without
change of cars, where they connect
with sleeping cars for New York,
arriving there at a. m. For the West
this train also connects with the Night
Express on the New York Central. Re-
turning, leave New York ria Hudson
River Railroad at 10 p. m, and arrive at
Burlington S.55 p. m the next day, This
is very expeditions and comfortable
route for business men, and doubtless
will be taken advantage OF.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-28

SOUTHERN ScHBMBs.-The rebel Con
gress has actually taken up the propo-
] sition of raising 500, OOO 900 at once by
taxation, which is tantamount to the
confiscation Of all the real estate within
their control, Another bill, which is be-
fore them and likely to pass, provides for
the drafting of every white male of the
military age. These two bills have been
designated by the Richmond Enquirer
as an act to sell out at public auction
for taxes all the real estate of the Con-
federacy to the people who have specu-
lated and accumulated fortunes by the
war" and ian act to establish an ire
sponsible despotism at Richmond, and
TO starve the country, including the ar
my" This is doubtless an accurate
description. 1t is of course utterly i'm
possible for the planters to pay this tax,
and it will also be impossible to enforce
such general CONSUMPTION in all parts
Of rebeldom. But we may be sure that
Ill these things mean something. 1t
has been suggested by some that the
rebels are preparing by these desperate
efforts to "hurl an avalanche upon
some portion Of our forces to CON-
pei them to fight against odds. That
they will In the event be bafied and
overwhelmed we hope and believe.