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The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
torn LOYAL CoSGREss. -"Our loval

"OUR LOYAL CoNGREss. ."-"Our loval
Congress" as the Administration papers
proudly styled it when it first convened,
seems to be catching" it in NIL directions.
Its loyal compatriOts are ridiculing il IN
mercifully. 1t has neither character nor
ability; and the Portland Argus Justly
says, 1.-THE members comport Themselves
like a l"t Of silly -schoolboys." or digni-
~ or craftsmanship they arc totally aud
entirely destitute They are distinguish.
ed for imheciIity, scrvility aNd ignorance.
The New York Tribune "warnS the peO.
pie that they must resolve to stop clecting
to responsible positions such men as now
buy or bore their way into CongrasS, or
the country is lost beyond redemption :"
aud with bitter modification and Scorn
declares, "lhere are at least hundred
who would he in business fully up to their
capacity If one half If thrGi were trying
twenty dollar suits as justices Of the
peace, with the other half pettfngging
hrfnre them" Full in the face the Tri
bnne hits Highly and Shannon, the 90.
Sr0ninu< tools nf John CunncSS. The
Hartford PrcSS,an earliest Administration
"rgan,alhnlIng to the recent galvanizntion
Induced by Mc>Sr>. Long and Ilnrrl>,
SAYS:
"indred, it is good deal better for it 10
have S,':iirI'"g +" 'hlk about than to- cnntiuur
it> rndl'>> ghhblr about m"ilng. F.r about
~" Ni> iiinr IN a m'iih, iluS urhilr has in.
tinr H 'hr tL2, iu"nhi~ Ia lunnrr down 10 the
House and hil ~ lis rm;'iN bcnclrS. For it Is
n"thi"u> and shameful hrt thai t,r weeks it
has bctn ags,i, rhd again Il l,iculi t. y,.i u un
rum Aud tins IN tie Ilud wear If the war
with hrhi arrnnIui''Ing ,pLl"r money dei,recin-
ing gold -, the 'u,Iutr, ru>hln. tu hIn K
ruhCr. ant All the 'tnnnrtInt 1cGi>lliiun Tor
h'ek of vii II tie cnuntv i d,'ng. liug un-
i"ntlcd b, ihi> unt"i'h'ul Congress"
Tnr S:"l"gt"ld (Nr>> } Rrpnhiican,nn,
Other "rga" Of the same faith. has the
tninwing !, atlvr To the state If the coun
tr,
Things h'gn !, book s1rnlIv. \ govern,
meat d"il i worth bat ~, . cents; SimcnIa.
'i"n i iuunInE NJ the ItlcrS 1T the ncccs~aIr>
If HE even faster Ihtu 'hr ,vrtnment paper
runs down; the wealth II the cunnirv j. pass.
ln9 ir'm the many Ia the lew, aud the 10 IIug
Classes are becoming di>uIrtir and Sulirn aud
L 'ngtr'> has neither the wisdom nor the Cuur-
az I" adopt the measures that are essential To
avert the CRISIS 10 which All these things tend "
Thr same complaint is uttered bv loyal
organs everywhere in the AtlrntIc StatcS.
We could til our paper with them. but
the above are sufficient to prove to the
people h"w utterly worthless our loyaI
Congress" i. and how necessary it is to
elect mcn Of different character, ca!bre
and views.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

Il"NEST AND LOYAL The Harrisburg
pa Patriot says that Gov. Curtin went
into his office In >traightened circum
stances He has now some five hundred
thousand dollars TO his credit in bank, all
Of which he has made by -heing loyal. -
He is still. it is hardly necessary to add,
in favor of vigorous prosecution Of the
war. Don't Abolition thieves thrive by
the war?
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

S?HcrLArpN. -rnc y & Y."k 60 res
-''na!. nj of The Boston J n'rnal. wan Is =
l"ya' rlc' c'gyml', trl- t. En'IrAin. tale
",i' nf >,'Ip'l nInlt nj, I..:l,'., II Ill.,.
rioih 1t is text f"r the ,m,,rai>t>. + -
trnr,t fm riches j. >w,"pin. away dee. ~
rv. r,hg ~ hnh l'nr'i'ti>m. an al rln>S
Is arr raecr tn a"qrir" til III. at any r,>;
SAYS the J"nnaf> ,"rrc>pnni mt:
The stock Sp'rnli'ing maniI has reached
tlr rni;.n Or Br",klvn minister has mIde
eighty th"nSuud drilIrS bv leaving his money
with broker whn was his friend VI ,nv 9th
eIS hnv" followed his exam IL; >''ne H. ihrir
p ntt. and snn.r t, their loss They can be
Seen among the brokers in Will street nEI m
NTH Av"ntr at night. earnest and excited lS
amy of the sous Of Abraham"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
COSTUMES GROVE COPPER MI.
MING COMPANY,
Andrews Valley Mining District. Mud Springs Towr
t''ih, II Dorado C"aniv, State of California

NOTICE is hewby given that, at meeting o the
~ Trustees ofSail Company, held on III an ,lav
OF May, A. ID. 1864. an assessment ci Fnriy Gents
per Nlar t"f two fce) was levied upon ia, capital
stock OF said Company, payable or before the Al,
day "t Jun,, to the Secretary ut his chc, ia Dil.
mund Springs, in T. s. gold coin.
Any stock III on which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the 4lh day OF June. will lie adver-
Ncd on that dava delinquent, and, unless navnt nt
shall he made before, will he sold on the 20 day Of
June, A. u 1864, To pny delinquent Hs>essIIrniS to.
Feihcr with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale. J. d. JACKSON S.c,y
Diamond Springs, May 18th, 1'6i.-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
NOR ING STAR GOLD AND SILL
YER MINING COMPANY,
Great Mogul District II Dorado County California;
oMct, No. ~, Battery Street, San Franc,co,
1

O.ltt, NO. iI', BNttery Street, San FranMI0o,
May l,ti. lSGi.
N0TtCE i hereby given that in accord 'nre with
~ the laws n the State Of California aid au ur-
der duly made by the Board Of Trustee, "f TIE
Morning. Star Gold and Silver mining Company,
there will be sold AZ public auction. at the SalcsrOorn
~ MeSsrs Cobb Sutton, No. sos Montgomery
Street. san fran,i-c" on Tuesday the l4ih day of
Junr. ISL, at o'clock p NJ 50 many shares Of the
capital stock o the I'D Company, standing in the
name, of the following persons, NAV he necrs
~ to pay the following asses ents duly levied by
the Board Of Trustees, on the following dates viz:
Assessment M. 3, levied Augu L Sth, lSG3, Of 25
cents par share
Assessment No. 4, levied October 9th, 1863, of 80
cents per share
~ cents share.
Icgcthcr with the expenses OF advertising aud
I sale to Wit:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

BIG BrsI~EsS. = Cameron, tn" PcnnSyl-
vania Swinilrr and leader Of the Linroln
fnrcrs.i> "Depa' tmrnt broker" in Wash.
in.inn, and gives out contracts to Shodlv.
ties aud shares in the Strnling-. Years Of
experience in >winl!ins have qualified
him for the hr>inv<<.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

\ WORTHY L YALI>T. Cha'ker, the
NV York 'u>t m IIrnSc official, who
has bee" detected in taking hihe> AMI
r"hhing ihr ii li'vrrnmcnt. va one of the
nni,c>. ,a'k,!> at,nut cnpprrhcad> AMI
traitors " rh" ADMINISTRATION party j.
CENTRALIZED hv such inmnculntrh lnvnii>tS.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

Aud, in accordance with law and order duly
Iiadt hv the Board "f Trustees. many shares OF
each parcel Of said stock may he .Siry. will
he soil, at the office nf the Cnmpltfy. in Culnula. on
The 9th Day of June, 1861. at . o',lo,k =.
NJ. To ray sail delinquent assessment, together
with the c. sis ~ advertising and expenses Of sale
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
ST DENVER, Secretary.
Culoma June liih, lS64-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
CLINCH GOLD AND SILVER MI
MING COMPANY.

NOTICE il hereby given that, on TUESDAY, the
~ l+th dav Of JUNE. 1861, ut 2 o'clock =. NJ.
there will be sold at public auction, at the Office If
the Company, in Colnma. many shares in the
capital stock of said Company,s'anling in the names
OF the following persons. ms may he necessary Ia
pay assessment No. 3. daily levied on March I'D
lNd+, due from said parties, together with costs
of advertising and expenses of sale. unless said
scssnrnt aud charges are previously paid
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

Tmr American Telegraph Company, on
the l2th of Nav. transmitted from Wash
ing'"n, f,r til" Er@ York city Press, fifty
eight tlnlt>anh seven hundred and forty
wnrl>. the lare. It numh,r ever sent f,r
the Pres in one day.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

The Auburn and Bear River Water
Company paid deb. of $500 in
greenhacks, at Auburn. on the 29d nit. -
The creditors were Messrs: Hall & Allen,
bankers,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
UTAH GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY,
Illinois Ledge, No. 9, Reese River District, Nevada
Terrltory.-Ohhcc Mt A. Haas Store, Placcrville,
II Dorado County, Stale Of California.

NOTICE is hereby given that at n meeting OF the
~ Trustees of said Company, held on the 9Th ,lay
OF May. 1861, an assessment mo 3! nf two dollars
FER sl|te wis levied upnn the capital stock Of said
Company, payable Immediately, in L. s gold coin,
to the Se''rethr at the Office Of the Company.
Any stock npon which said assessment sian rc.
main unpaid on the 10Th day oL Iuae,- 1854 wiz be
advertised on that day as dclinqlent, and, unless
payment he made before, will be sold on the 9Th day
queni assessment together with costs of ndv.rIisnc
and expenses of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
A. HAAS, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

The OLD PirTE has at last made its np-
p"a'anre in Ctr sanctum, ar is wei
come visitor. Lov,joy is witand makes
the wool nv from the backs Of our Cali
iornia editors when he gets after them.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
Nut issued

Nut issued.
Aud, m trcorlance 9Th Law, ari m order made
by ily Bairi al trustees, on the 18th day OF May A..
lSCt 81 mIIS shares ri tch parcel Of ill stock
AS may he crS>iry. viii h. >oid At public aHrton
al the "fli'c ~ the '"mplny, in U"i.nt"wn. II Do
r'h" torn.y, on the Twenty third Day vi
June, lNdI, at ''cOtk =. VI shall b. >,.f ccut
t" pay said delinquent assessments thereon, together
with cots al advertising aud sale.
BY oricr Of the Board nf Trustees
H. X SiOWE, Secretary.
Cnontown, June Sth, ls64,-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

Tue Conc SENTINEL hal better leave
Wit to the Old PiuIr, aud devote It's col.
unns to the arjuou< task of blowing >il.
yer into the ed.rS in its district By the
way, if the mines arnun Como are a<
destitute "f that precious metal as the
Sentin man is of wit, the ent'rpri>ing
miucr> who have invested h,ir lab aud
money in them will he the most unCorlu.
nate people in the Territory.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

A New YoRK letter writer, in letter
to London paper says, that there is not
negro barber in New York who is not
an aspirant for the Presidency.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

RETuR>ING Reason. - Senator Cnllamer,
IF Vcrnnut, strong Republican, is dis
gnNtcd with the lrvity and contempt too
often manifested in the Senate bv the
Ab"litOni>tS for the Constitution. II is
healthy sign aud shows returning rra-
son, when Republican Senator's rehuke
their COLLEAGUES for Snecring at the Con,
S,itntinn. lie says:
81 dn not wish to occupy the time Of the
Senate by making ANY remarks about the Com
SIiIlitrn "t the Cnurd States. ! think it IL
subject almost at drriSinn herewith MANY
gen'lemcn It is an object nf drriSi"n. As it is
=" in a great u'"aS ire, and a man is Sne"red At
for mentioning the Constitution, and il tie h. =
decent r">prci for il and FIR his own oath he
is called Il 'tlnId man ! do NOT wish to take
up much nt the attention uf b'dV where such
subject is treated in such manner"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
MisrrIIanrous An6crtisil1g.
GENERAL GRANT MINING CO.

NOTICE ia hereby given that there il delinquent
~ upon the fol"Wm. described stock. on II, count
nf ass-S>rnrnt No 6 lrvied on the IA, day uf May.
l>64, the several amounts Set opposite the Of
the respective ,har choItr> as follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
Calming Companies.
ENTERPRISE GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE.-Al persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing the fOlOvinE Certificates
OF StocA In tn, above named Company. as the same
have been sold to pay assessments and expenses oil
adV nd sHls
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
COsUMNEs COPPER MINING
COMPANY,
.iiddlc Fork cosumnes River, El Dorad, County

NOTICE is hereby given. that at n meeting Of the
~ Trustees Of Siul Company, hrl1 nn ihe ith day
Fl June, A. ID. ls6i, an assessment at one dollar
and fifty cents rrr share levied upon the raritAl
stock of -aI1 Company, payable on or bcfnre July
Ia the t"wE Diamond Springs, II Dorado County
in L. : gold colt.
ANY stock upon which said assessment snail re.
main uur1d on the 9Th day Of July, l-i4. will he
advertised is d"liLqu-nt. and uul".s prytnrn he
made hr'"rr, will hr sold on Saturday thu ift, d,
ot July, lNGi at o'clock p NJ, at ,hr Office of the
Secretary, t" pay the delinquent assessment with
costs Of advertising na1 expenses ot sale.
Ey order Of the Board Of Trustees
II. q. GHlFFIrT S, crctarv.
Diamond Springs, Fl Dorado Co, June l,h 1864.
fjuneIlw4l
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
MATEENAs COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.

4 IL PERSONS mr." hereby cautioned acaius, l. ,r.
N chasing t following certificates ~ >iurL n
III" above Company, as the same have been sold to
pay ass"ss'ntn's and expenses Of advertising aud
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

UNIoN FEELING IN THE SnrTu. We are
constantly assured by Administration or
sanS that there is strong C"inn frrlius
m the South, and that II is daily incr,a>
mg. Absurd As the statement l., there
are not a few who are hunhI.sri nv it,.
IL an unu>ual tit of vrracitv, the New
York T''tunr's Port HUDSON OLn.) cor.
respondent lately wrote
Ii "lr friend> ut the North chnnse Ia amnSe
themselves with The idea that Lnni>iana i re.
claimed, and ag,.n ydl. We ought not Ia
com, ri lin at - cheap an entertainments In
truth. under the mill sway at q vernon II thu.
Whn Mas elected b. several iiIui>.Nd mainir,
there j. iu>i 81 ma ii ni louisiana IN th. Cninn
is c"vrir,i hv "ur prk.l~. Ou>id. "t NrW
OrrLh> no Cnt,n n,H 'cr ar ciIIH4n can rid.
atone IN safely two u,il'a from Ih,. VI >>i,Si pI
except where "nr "r4IniE'l 'nI'ii'r, inrNe.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
PIONEER coPPER-M1NtNG CO.,
Location-Col"ma District, II Dorado County,
California.

b NOTICE There i delinquent upon the following
~ described stock in sail Company, on n count
Of Assessment M -. levied on the 3 dtv of May
A. .. !Nf4, an assessments levied previous thereto,
the several amounts set opp site the Of the
. respective suarrlnhl, =, a> iulluws,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
PIONEER COPPER-MINING CO.,
LocLtion-CVloma District RI Dorado County,
California;

NO1ICE is hrehv given that, at a mcc'ipe Cf TIA"
~ BOARD of Trustees of said Company, hvi uh he
7Ih day nf June. \ 1864. an assessment nf five
sad Company, payable on or Het"re the 7h day Of
Jnlv, A. b l>dI, /" the Secretary, ~ the Cnnpany's
Office in CH'"'ituwn, FL Dorado County, Calnrhia.
Any stock Upon winch said 1Ssc>Smcnt shall re-
mai unpaid at the clU.e ~ said day (July Ith)
will he advertised IN that day rs delinquent, aud
unless payment shall be- ade before, will BE- sold OIL
sesSmrnt together with the cost of advertising and
expenses "f sale. q. All payments to be made in gold
or silver coin of the Crtitc' States.
by order Oi the Board of Trustees.
H. X STOWE, Secretary.
Uutontnwn, June Tth. 1864 4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
PLACERVILLE GOLD AND SILL
YER MINING & TUNNEL CO..

Co, Stase Of Califurna.-Odi'- at =. F Birrs'
Store, PlaccrvIlle, II Dorado Co. California.
NOTICE is hereby given iG.t at \ meeting Of the
~ Trustees Of said Company, held the l'tl
day al Ny lSBl, AN assessment tNo ~ Of " \
rcuis prs Ire WAS evitn upon IT," capital stock q
SAID Go" pany, payable Immediately, in L. :. gold
com, To the S,rrtiry, at the "irr e" The C"nIruY
Any stock rpnn which said n>>,s>ment shall re.
main unpaid IN hr 2h day nf Inly, l>64 VII bt nd
vertisrd on that day 'irlnqnrn;, and, uulesS pay
mcnt b. made hrfort'. will he sold on the 3nh 3sy ~
July. l>d4 Al O'Clock +. VI t" pay the lie inqH-nt
assessment together with the costs OF advertising
and expenses "f sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
BARSS, Secretary.
placervine, June 3d. lsG4 It'd
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

p. A. MOSELY. Sec'y
Duncau's Store May l0ih, l>6l,--lm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
No. or &c. Of
NAMES

By order Of the Board Of Trust, es,
Z. NJ. CONRo, Secy.
0tfcs hours from 2 to 4P N
San Francisco, May 10th, 1864 -nl4id
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE PLAcEktILLE
UNION BR LASS hand!

" Music furnished for Professions, Balls, &c.
At reasonable rates. Orders left Al the CsIst Iii
be prompt yiAten led to. TmaisI
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. ST. {. DENVER, Scc'y
Coloma, May llth, 1S64-tI
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
LAGER BEER CELLAR!
LARGEST MUGS ANDBEsT LAGER
IN THE CITY!
THEODORE EIsFElDT. FREp. TAorNEiER.
EISFELDT s. TAGTMEIER.

HAN1SG purchased the interest NJ A. KOIILER
l. in the MOUNTAIN BEER CELLAR (krahuer's
old starhI, ask cf the public continuance Of their
patronage, 1T the same time promising that the bav
shall always be- supplied with the heat lager and the
largest mHEstO be found IN tile city
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24
Local and State Items.

PROF. CHILDs' PAINTINGs.--At noon
yesterday all the shares in Prof. Childs'
paintings were sold to subscribers, and
the distribution took place last evening,
with the following result:
LIST. View in Windham County, to v.
G. Meyerhoffer.
I'd. On Connecticut River, to Gen.
Hopkins.
Sd. do. do. to E. A. Willis.
4th. do. do. to H. Earle.
9Th Near Killington Peak, to G.. P.
Russell.
9th. Lake George, to DR.. L. Fl. Coch-
rane. ............
7th. do. do. to H. G. Clemens.
9th. In Essex, County, VT, to Charles
Sheldon.
9th. Mt. Washington, to DR.. Page.
10th. "Owl's Head" to N. Pierce.
18th. View in Whetefeld, N. H., to G..
NJ. Fisk.
18th. do. do. Pa, to Edward VAL
iquette.
18th. Fruit Piece, to w. Decker.
The above named subscribers are re-
quested to call at Lewis g. Fox's store
with their checks, at their earliest con-
venience, and receive their paintings.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24

FTENDrsH.-As an express train on the
Vermont Central road was going round
a curve about mile east of the Willis
ton depot, on Saturday afternoon last,
the engineer discovered some obstrucI
tions on the track and succeeded in
stopping the train before reaching them.
1t was ascertained on examination that
some villains had placed railroad tie
across the track, upon which were a
couple Of heavy planks and six or eight
sticks of hard wood. The section man
had passed by an hour before, when the
track was all clear. Had the nefarious
plan succeeded, many persons would
have been injured, as the cars would
have gone down an embankment from
10 to 20 feet high. Gov. Smith and
family, among Others, were on board the
train. Nothing reliable has yet been
developed as to the perpetrators of the
aendish act.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24

permit town bounties to be unequal.
He favored the bill without amendment.
There was one feature of the bill of great
Importance not yet noticed, The bill
proposed that mutual effort should be
made by the towns to sustain the credit
of the state and each other and of the
state TO sustain the credit of the towns.
The House refused to amend the bill
as proposed.
On the question of ordering the bill
to third reading, yeas l66, nays 80, so
the bill was ordered TO third reading to-
morrow morning,
Mr. Dorr moved that when the house
adjourn it be to nine o'clock A. NJ. to.
morrow; agreed to l04 to AZ.
Adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24

into nothingness In comparison win
the grandeur Of the present, Whatever
might be wanting in outside glitter was
doubtless more than made up by inward,
heartfelt JOY and thankfalness. The
traasparencies exhibited the majorities
of the different states for Lincoln and
johnson among which we noticed "Ver-
mont 10000" and Massachusetts l20,-
O00.n
The remarks of Gov. Smith, Lieut..
Gov, Dillingham;, Hon. +. Z. Wood
bridge, Gen. Stannard, and Mr. Dorr,
were In harmony with the occasion, and
were well received by the vast concourse
of people that were assembled in front
of the State House. In allusion to the
terms Of peace lately limited at by Gen,
Butler at New York, Gov. Smith said he
thought we were not yet quite ready for
peace. For one he desired the leaders
of this rebellion to be hung as high as
Hannah, and the great procuring cause
of the rebellion to be exterminated root
and branch before terms of peace were
offered.
THE ST. ALBASs RAID,
A great many little incidents are
brought to light in private conversation
with regard to the st. Adams raiders
For instance, Mr.. Barlow stated the
other evening that in conversation with
some of the men, he remarked to them
that they appeared to be intelligent,
well-bred gentlemen, and asked them
how it comported with their ideas of
humanity and civilization thus to act
the part of robbers. A considerable por-
ton of the funds in our banks, said he,
belonged to widows and orphans. 1t
was intrusted there for safe keeping,
and in taking this you take their al,
and distress them. "Pou talk to u.s."
said they, "about being robbers, and dis
tressing widows and children! What
have you done in Virginia and Georgia 2"
''My own widowed mother" said one,
"has had her home burnt down. Per-
sons of affluence have been turned out
into the road and compelled to cook
their food in the opeu air; and many
such will starve to death this winter,
unless they are relieved from some quar-
ter"
Mrs. Gov. Smith, who is the daughter
of Hon, Lawrence Brainard, remarked
that her brother, who had been Quarter
master in the army, was the first to dis
cover the character of these men. He
knew them by their peculiar cavalry
swagger, said they were raiders, and
called for his pistols, expecting an at
tack upon his dwelling before they came
to the banks. They, however, passed
by without injury.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24

EA Cuba letter describes the carry
ing or of boy eight years old by a cut
tie ash. Some children found the cutie
Ash on the beach and drove it into tne
water by pelting it with sticks anu ss
stones. but the unfortunate child iol-
lowed up too closely, for, as soon as t ne
fish got to the water it threw one OF lts
long arms upon the boys arm ana drew
him into the sea. From the well KNOWN
voracity of the cutie fish, it is peileVso
the child was speedily devoured.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24

DEATH OF Ex.Gov. FAIRBANKs.-We
regret to learn that Elk Gov. Fairbanks,
whose serious illness has been mention
ed in our columns, is dead. His death
occurred on Sunday last, the Goth inst,
at eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24

PROFITABLE SHBEp.-A correspondent
writes us that Mr.. Orson Ives of Tin
mouth has realized from the produce Of
one grade sheep the past year fifty-fve
dollars and sixty cents, and has sold
said sheep for twenty.eight dollars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24
EvRNING--Housr.

" A gentleman went into a store
in Manchester, N. H., the day after eieG,
ton, and innocently inquired for siila..
sized copper toed shoes. The snopmaa
Immediately ordered him OF, saying tnae
this was no time or place to talk poll
tics
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24

REUNION OF VERMONT OFFIoBRs.-The
inception and success Of this pleasant
affair at Montpelier is said to be due
chiefly 10 Col. Proctor of this place and
Lieut.. G. G. Benedict of the Burlington
Free Press.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-24

PERsoEAL.-Capt. A. B. Cain, 4th U.
s. Infantry, is at home on short leave
o absence.