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, 1865-04-19
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4 No. IS Exchange Place, New York
ao7eEnment Securities Stock and Gold, EouSst Rad
sold EIcus1Ycl, on Com mission.
kxFEKKNCEa:
HeSafR. Solomon Sturves suns, Chtt1g0, III.
Me.sse: Atnckiey = Hsnd5, Chicago. III.
C. T. Wheeler, Esq. Enlcsgo, IL.
]. T. Mum. hAq Chicago, IL.
e. a. R3ger7, Eeq.. ChicsEo, Ill.
Messrs. Bound, Bailey d Co., New YoEk City.
Near. Mcatul, Bros. { 30, HeT York Cl.Y.
n. :sts q; q. Taexer = Co Eew York CITY.
HI. Baxter. ESQ E1s aaa. VI.
AeseEz LA1hI Iop, Smith Co, OsFego, NJ.
, 1865-04-19

To WHAT BASE UsEs,-The Toronto G7obc-
which, to its honor be It said, is drsped In
mourning for the death Of our great CHIEF,
eays that when the news of the assassination
reached Toronto On Saturday morning, lot
Of Southern refugees in that city assembled
ut the chief hotel, and entered upon o. noisy
debauch In honor Of the sad eyent. a etryy-
man among them ut the breakfast table, re-
marked In loud yoice that Lincoln had
zone to hell a little before his time," How
could man reach lower infamy than this ?
The Glo6e should publish the name Of the
ernY1ndrp1
, 1865-04-19
NH .
Ultimate

The jail at PfttEde1d vas broken on tho
9Th By man named Jewel, confined on the
charge Of highway robbery.
Through navigation was opened on the
Mississippi river By the arrival Of the steam
er Burlinet ton at St. Paul on the evening of
April 18th.
, 1865-04-19
CHICAGO CATTLE MA KhKFs


HONDlT EVXE1Sas AP3'9 ~
BEEF CATTLR.-Ths receipts t'-1sJ hsFe n,eEed pEed
1877 head and the ah,pme ents 245 hsA! tn,d .vhns
oesn nnpreeeaenteal5 tnactvs. At ns 80 wanna
Cottage Grove Michigan Southern sna sor. s.tt,a Tse
esger surply At aeten. yards m, a., nns de-
to do vlth t. limited IN tbe present
sss sssi & -; ~ .as as
Of c. ntzac OF bought loT sp s hesa Of rom fsr
fect, At tno Fort Wayne Z 9afos ~" A' -
, 1865-04-19

TUESDAY EVENING. April 13, 1865.
There ta nothing new to note In monetary atfairs.
All throughout the city deep gloom PREVAILS
and there Is little Or no disposition manifested to
do business. The recent national calamity has
overwhelmed the entire community with grief,
and the markets are almost entirely neglected.
There was hut moderate inquiry for money to-
day, which was responded to rather sparingly by
the bankers, to their best customers, at 10 per
cent per annum. On the street tho ralss were
steady at 1f62 per cent per month.
There Is little OF no eastern exchange making,
and the market remains firm at par buying and *
prem. selling.
Gold opened today In New York at 1861 aud
clored at 8 p. m. at 1474. The following ase the
quotations telee1aphel to James Boyd, gold
broker:
1850 a. .146a 1890 D. pm...........t46s
11o0 a. .m.-......".146t 800 P. p.m...........1l0f
iSS isiS 4 n.::...11iSi 1isi &oo p m''''''.''1a's
Here the gold u,arket was dull, with light sales
ut 14651l47. On the street the market was iDnc-
live at t146@1A7-closing at 14Gt. Silver VAS dul.
at Ie3.
Government bonds were steady. We quote:
r,ve.rvenre, BoStas' SSss ,ss,m3gi ss|551S;
41A-rotle5 s.-,-....---.-.-.ss VI VI
Cook County Scrip was sold at o. on the Stock
Exchange-sclle1s generally holding At OF.
IS. B. Ferris + Co., bankers, at Princeton,
Dureau county, H., have organized, under the
National Banking Act, under the lille Of the First
National Bang Of Princeton. The capital stock Is
87o,oC0, and to increase to sl60,ooo. s. Ferris,
hss been elected President, and q. ". RaWson,
Cashier,
- Il Ia stated that Hamilton G. Faust has left
Washington With authority to open the First Ma
tional Bank at Richmond. It will have capital
Of two hundred and fifteen Thousand dollars. and
be In operation In ten dayR.
In Boston the money ma.ket Is we'll supplied
and rates are easy ut per cent On call, and good
paper Ia discounted at 7i98 peg cent.
The shipments Of gold from San Francisco,
up to March p, this year, compare with the e1-
ports for the ssrnc time In 1864, rs follows:
Shipments to March e, SIS, ,359
Same time in 1866. H. 953,ftD
, 1865-04-19
AGENEY 7.3u LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL. RANE OF CHICAGO

VI0VlN0 1E1331VE7za1] OQJI{4VU.
II Bank Will receive subscriptions 10 tna new 80
0. g. Rotcst and pay the Interest RON Oats OF sup-
1c11pnon to the l5th OF June.
Ihcts notes arc tssced II ations Of k $780,
$510 $1,000 ami Is interest at Tho rate
cent per hnnuz, and pAYshte three years run
18th Of june is3. msT BE- converted, It the oprion
Of The holdtE. ht maturity Into ziz per cent 20 gold
bearing bonds.
by hct Of Ccngres. they 8re tree tfpm Stata xnd
Municipal taxation, aud having this advantage, a1s
ths best sec1rtty TO-: tn:estment nov n the
and can tuzn1lh tue notes tree cI charge.
J. A. ELLIS, President.
EpWD l. TIEKQAM. Cashier. mn24oA5S Hlst
, 1865-04-19

TUESDAY EVENING. April 1s, 1s85,

There was no Second Board to-day. Out Of re-
6peet for the memory Of President Lincoln the
Board adjourned TIL Thur.day morning.
, 1865-04-19

TUESDAY EyESNG, April IS.
The following Summary shows the movement in
Prot6ce 1ud Provisions, during the past twenty
four honfe:
, 1865-04-19

No Business To-11orrow,
No meeting will be held on Change tomorrow.
and the Stock E1change and Dangs will he
MI
, 1865-04-19

Another great friend Of America has fallen.
The death OF the great English statesman
and economist will causc SCARCELY less sor-
rev inAmerica than In his own country. His
thorough and persistent efforts for reform
have cndeared him to the commons of Eng
land while lis constant advocacy of our IA.
tloual cause, has won for him the warm re-
gard of the American people.
Mr.. Golden VAS born in 1904. He bcran
business at an carly age, and became CON-
mercia1 traveller. In which capacity he visited
the different countries of Europe, and also
the United States. In 1885 he pronounced
lie leading address before the Atheneum Of
Manchester, and during the same year pub.
lisbcd pamphlet on England, ireland, and
America" and also one on "Russia." He
was prominent in organizing the an.i-co1n
law lcaguc in 1889, and, being elected to
Parliament in 1871, was foremost in urging
the repeal Of those obnoxious laws. His sue
eessfA efforts won for him high reputation
as parliamentary speaker, and the grateful
nation showed their appreciation Of his ser
vices by the gift OF $3.50, 600. Mr. Golden
was reelected to Parliament In 1852. On the
breaking out Of the rebellion he promptly
csrouecd the nationa1 cause, and 1ebuked the
doubtful position Of neutrality which Was
assumed by the English Government. Their
many acts Of hostility, he has always taken
occasion to denounce. Mr.. Golden visited
This city and the West few years ago, and
was Thus able to comprehend its great and
glorious future. The hours conycrsauo we
had with him convinced us that he possessed,
In q remarkable deerec. all the rrcat oua1f-
tics that had been 80 universally conceded to
him. He was one Of the few Enstishmen who
have understood the genius Of our instftu-
tions, and In connection with BILL, Cai.ncs,
and John Bright has never falled to vindlcate
the purity and justice Of the national cause,
and denounce the designs Of the slave power.
Mr.. Golden stood in the front ranks of Eng
1fsh reform, and was perhaps second only to
john Bright in the confidence OF his party.
His loss will he severely felt. As debater,
IN orator, IN economist, and practical states
man he has left but few peers behind him.
, 1865-04-19

Exccss last rear s.


Tho United States Mint at Philadelphia has
comme1ccd the coinage Of the recently author
lied three-cent piece. 1t Is about the alze Of an
Enaliah :1xpcnce, The color OF lead, and much Of
that dull appearance. 1t Is mixture Of copper
and nickel.
In new York money Is abundant and con-
, 1865-04-19

- Col, William Sergeant, son Of the late
John Sergeant, Of Philadelphia, and brother
in-lsw of Mai. Gen. Meade and the rebel Gem
e1al Henry 4. Wise, died at Philadelphia on
the 18Th, from wounds received on the 3lst Of
March, near Petersburg.
, 1865-04-19

- General Ord purchased the table on
which The terms Of surrender were signed by
Generals Grant aud Lee, for $50, and General
Custar purchased that on which the minutes
were made out for SIS. The former was
mnrble-topned table of antiuuated fashion.
, 1865-04-19

.LU1I HER-Recetyed to-dzy. 32s5 coo lumber. L.
ber, IL coo ingts and $ ooo fath. There vE.
tic acyanced views Of holdsr5 do meet win :ry
recoGnision from bugeis. We Qdote the market 1fn
tchz Spartan: rom Grind River. $ u far. mostly
esyre schr Gasfat;r. ron Gfsad Kiyer. III NJ az
s:Itrs At F.! 3o-oo!h sod b I1isn Fuller CarSo
mon at 81. .so-fold b. A. = Hayward. Cargo schs
Advance tte m PentVater 1e0 p cosrsa mixed COM
atoysr tIqm Gr.n1 aave1, a5 n common mt,ed. 1t
from Grand Ever, OK plans. ut $o.G1-by o. BfewI
ter.
, 1865-04-19

FOR bow LoNu Know NOT. Friends. one
and all. must now bid you an aGectiona
, 1865-04-19

gnat civil WIZ, the heart of the entire nation
blccds under the scycrcs. national bs7cavc.
mcnt which has ever befal'en it. The Prcsi-
dent is dcad but the great Republic l;ves.
, 1865-04-19
PERSONAL

The Directors OF the Board OF Trade, at their
last meeting, re-nppointed Col. J. F. Beatty secre-
tary Of the Board Of Trade. The formal an
nouucenent Of the fact On 'Change to-day was
recetved with hearty applause. that cannot but be
c1aEfTtnr 10 him.
, 1865-04-19

4 FIgxD VINO DESERVES THE Halter
Some Eillain, with spirit that would make
him matrlc!de il he we're not afraid Of the
gallows, tore down the emblcms Of mourn.
ing in which the post Office at Ann Arbor,
Michigan, was draped, on Saturday night
last, md destroyed them. Areward Of s, 500
has been offered for the capture Of the vii
lain. If be escapes hanging, the ha1ter Is
cheated Of its natural victim.
, 1865-04-19

B It Is reported that certaan gentlemen
Of Rochester, New York, design to present to
Gen. Sheridan, i've heavy oliver or gold forks,
Of i've tines each, marked with the letters
"F. F. W. in memory Of the Five Forks.
Virginia, or the First Families OF Virginia.
whose representatives we're compelled to ske-
daddle before bis victorious arms.
, 1865-04-19

Utln0is On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 7,31
Et:E@-The narkat Ii Rbundantiy supplied anl
pIlcea tend lower. We quote fhe market a I3915c.
9 tuts st IKE.
DH U&;e AND CfIKlIICALS-Th-rs Is a fair
business dttng, and the MARKET generally has uudsf
gone but lew chauges since opr last. Gum Opium
has de clred &c. Soda Ash .n11en to &c EAus
, 1865-04-19

Closing pricr4 for caah. April Is. 165. Re1slved BY
F. G. satoas.al q Co.. Gem mission, Stock and bond
Brokers, q Clark street. Ehic 4cn.
, 1865-04-19
FlEAECIsL AND COMMERCIAL,

The Wash 'ngton Chronicle calls April Sd
!" the Fourth Of July Junior.'
, 1865-04-19
IAA'E t.+ssAs%+
WINES AND Lipl]t
nd unchanged tor al alt1c

e0d uocfanGeu fbr nj aEt1I
quste;
ponzsr1u GOODS.
Rectt13el1 WHISKY, 50
2 cent II. P ......,$t.5
Resper Whisky....... 1.s5
American Eagle do. Z. to
Rye Whisky{ChieaE 2.H
Bourbon dofE.hicAgo} 2.N
Pure spfr1ts {rroeD.. 2.8
ColonEue Spirits, o. =
Chscago Gins ....a.33s.@
do nranites 2.45s. Is
do Runs. 22E.S2 so
do Pt- Wine 1-s5Sta.. IS
do EhT7 dc.2.M93. 20
do Malaga. 1.7A39.M
Ginger Wtne.....l-taae-m
Cherry RrAntT..I tI99-5
BItekhexry Wine ea.N9 3 %
Raspberry Wine 2.s0Sa 70
y. England 3 nm 3 ms3,D
Penn. Rye Wills
kies. ......3Ea6.s1
Kentucky Dpur-
Ron Whlsk1es.. 1sset3Ga)
{1htoCat'h.Wlne 2.allH3. co
, 1865-04-19

INC nominal e $IES = Tor S'g1nBW, and 81 s FOR
Qnande "a.
.SEED=Eecetvei. Il. .oeo D. grass seed shipped,
1s2t9 ns.
Timothy Seed-1s In good demand aast n-m:r.
sales were ia psss Ut 945; 50 bags III bags
at <ir0-
clover &rca In dewand md nsmer. saes
we're 80 bags primo It $foLo; It bags at a13.5o;l
br.- 1t $l3tU
,4un9nrian seed -uasket sseaer. sa:es wesa:
Fisk seed Steady. Sales were:-45 >ag, 1t 100,
IA ALlDW.Eeecly,d stn p; ahi3p:c, mona.
ttktE onll. S1!fs ref~: 20 bsIs pr.mc CRY n foc
TEAs-aEe dfM and u good aeIn.nd. wln a. ~
, 1865-04-19

The Funeral Of President lincoln
There will be no seasiou on 'Change today Il
being the day appointed for paying the last sao
rites to the 1emalps Of the late PFesidens Lincoln.
, 1865-04-19

ENEANET1G m6Tket Is very 911es aud 41otar
tlnne 1re almost entirely nominal. We quose;
Yellow Qrea2e Oil
4rs~~
! HIEHW1NE$-Eece,Te so-cay, = ors: shipped.
@ e T ~ p a hi es1
5@ee sson Ine re- T,R7Ets = of Illicit al,ts,loa IL AL
lalya Equfry, md the demand ccn1led chiefly to
the wAn1s Of alcohol msnu scturers:
To-pAY-Thc dem3n1 VISA very light. Sa.es .fa "a
fo1cw-: 1nrbf.s At $2-ol; 100 hris 1t s. 11.
HAF-There II very litue doing and r stes ara IN.
changed. ne quote. dsaless prices:
, 1865-04-19

/ French Gait, 81
ns-.......... 2 100 80
French Cali, IS
ns-... -. ANA rs
French Call, Le-
molues = dts M811 20
French Calf, Le-
moines, Sec
ords, q doz. .n0aT!.Dc
Liutngs, p doz. 19.00p15,M
koans. 4 dJz- .15.s0@1S, 10
Is more active and pri :es
e e1cspt on Tin. Copper
" per box luWer, and plx
Copper has declined 2c.
If On ote:
, 1865-04-19
OILs-Tbsre u : l,tslo stiffness IN ne xencrn sees-
&.9 and m3xe iv1Iy IN the trade. Lard o. .bsV.
syrz, y aaass Sc ' 81, aaweE.. Wa 4us.e:

I VlL-IuEI6 9E9FVfo CUE
nseEa ta with the Haho. Prices remain aithoae
Best white OIL lchr, tic brl
NJ ~ - -Are qntet 1ud it. ady. s.fs vors:
fssrs. IA 81 oions At SC del; 410 bu d At 3oc oa
| GHIs - W. VI HsSAt ~eS " w - Nss@
, 1865-04-19
ATQ-

Lath, Yarn Manila @sic
Alauiila Hay Rope-!85 {
Nauill4 RQpo--.s..G@
MArlln9-..-...<-....& y
SaRh Cord. 2 *
D&kpm -----...o-1sssa:.HI
Hemp TWtue......sA AW
Pnpe1 Twsne- +.....,~ .
, 1865-04-19

ut 14611147. On the street the market was iDnc-
live at tl46@1A7-closlng at 140S. Silver Was dul.
, 1865-04-19

BROOM CORN-Tne ms ket u dull sad .almos4
ncTpinai nt x.6n.oG0e5o.0 = ton.
KEE@WA AKA ID ve1T autted supply aao nor-
In Il at <o11 &c ,.
y Itsfday. 1otd butter II still In Eood Demand Cad
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16
Washington News.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
New gold notes of the denomination
of one hundred dollars, were received at
the U, $. Treasury in this city to-day.
The Commercials Washington de
spatch says the President informed an
Ex-Confederate General to-day that it is
not his present intention to pardon any
more civil or military leaders of the re-
bellion.
The Chief Justice is expected in this
city tonight, when something definite
respecting jeff Davis trial will be au-
nounCed.
1t appears from the U, S. Treasurers
monthly statement for October that the
amount on deposits in coin was thirty
four millions seven hundred and fifty
four thousand dollars, and the total
amounts on deposits was nearly one
hundred millions. All coin was
available. The amount on deposits
in the National Banks was nearly
thirty millions, and unavailable funds
in the late insurrectionary states, seven
hundred and sixteen Thousand dollars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16
AYERS CHERRY PEoToRAr.

For tie rapid ctre Of Coughs, Cold8, influence
HoarSeaess, Crop, Bronchitis, IsscsD;ent Con.
sumption, a,ad for the relief Of Consuaptiee
PATIENTS IL adraReed stages Of the disease.
50 wide is the field ofusefulness and so nurner.
GUS are the ca es Of its cures, that alulo every
enon OF co intry abounds IN persona publicly
Known, who have been restored from afarr,ing
a. even desps ate disc as s Of the lungs nv ne
use. Wheu once tried its superioti over eyerr
otDer eApt ctoranti is too apparent 20 escspe oh.
seiIa loH, and where its viz ues are know the
pubLc no longer hesitate what antid re 10 enplov
iyr tie olsrss sing and dangerous affections of
tne tulmonAry organs that are Incident to our
climate While many Inferior lemeoies Thrust
oLon the eommuni y have filled and teen dis
ca q, thu has gained friends b. every trial
COME rel b. nehts uprn the affl c.ed they can
heyer To- get, md produced cures too numerous
ana T. EN- irkabIe 10 be forgotten
We Can My a sure the pub Q, that it's eus1av
Is car lily kept up to the best II has ever been.
and nat II may be relied TO do tor sheir relief
all that IL has ever done.
Great numb-rs of Clergyman, Phys;o;ars
StaEesmen, al eminent personaees have Iattt
fheIr names TO Ger iiy the unpa raj eled us efni.
ness ! our remedi g, but space ere wi not ! err
mt We rs rnoI OF them The Ageats below
lullah kratis the AMERICAN ALMArAs in which
,neS ere vrn; with also full descriptions OF the
no who require Alternative msdcine In
Iur'iy the blood will find AYERS CoxP. ExT'
sARsAPARiLLA he remedy to use. Try il once.
and You Ill know its value.
IRE area ny &. AVER A Co laval Mace
y, toid Ds druggists and dealers evervvfe,s q
nut nd OF Fem & Turin. POM a. Nom.
eso W. CHAPLIs 4A-s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16
CHERoKEE REMEDY

0lres all Urinary Complaints viz: Gravel.
Inflammation OF the Bladd and Kldneys re-
tenton of urine, Structures of the Urethra, dron-
seal swelliDgs, brick dus, deposits, and an dis
eases that require a diuTetic, ard when used in
conjunction with the Cherokee Injection. oes
not tall 90 cure Cor oTrhea, Gleet, and all Mn.
Gus DISCHARGES in Male or Female, curing recent
cases IN from one 10 three days, and is especial :
ly recommended in those cases of Fluor Albus.
or WHITES in Females. The two me icines used
IN conjunction will not fail to remove this lis
a2reea Ole comptaint. and in those cases where
other medicines have been used without success 8,
Price, Remedy, Ohe Beetle, So, Three Bottles, Sd
Injection, 90 .,
The Cherokee "Cure,n "Remedy.u and "Ip-
lection" are to be found in all wei reou'ated
drug stores, and are Recommended by PHYSICIANS
ana druggists all over the world. for their IN
tTinslc worth and merit. Some unprlnci led
dealers, however, try 10 deceive their Gu toners,
by selling cheap and worthless eompounds.-in
order TO make monty--in place OF these Be
not deceived If the druggists will not buv
them Tor you, write 10 us, ana we will send n EN-
10 you by express, securely packed aud free
from observation. We trust all diseases to which
the human system is subject, and will be pleased
10 receive full and explicit statements from those
who have filled to r, ceive relief heretofore
Ladies or gentlemen can address us in perfect
confidence. We desire to send our thirty-two
page pamphlet free to every lady aud gentle
man IN the land. Address all letters for pamph-
let's medicines, or advice to the sole PROPRIETOR.
DIR: w. R. MERWlN, 81 Walker ST. N. Y.
nov7d& w3m -chgew
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16
octl3d&wly
a COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THnoAT

NOOuh, COLDs OK SORE THROAT,
Requires immediate attention and SHOULD be
checked. If allowed to continue, irritation of
the Lungs, permanent throat affection. or an
incurable Lung Disease is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHgs.
having q direct inhaesce to the parts, give i'm
mediate relief
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Cafarrh, Cousump-
tive and Throat Diseases, Trochcs are used with
always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC Speakers
will find Troohes useful in clearing the voice
when taken before singing or speaking and re-
ieving the throat after an unusual exertion of
the vocal organs. The Troches are recommend.
ed and prescribed by Ply siciaHs, and have had
testimonials from eminent men throughout the
country. Being an article of true merit, and
having proved their efficacy by test VI many
years. each year finds them in new localities in
various parts of the world, and the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other arti-
Giles.
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial rroches,o
and do not take any of the worthless mutations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in
Foreign Countries, at So cents per bax,
oct24d&w6m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16
New advertisements.

~ST1TE or VERMONT, District Of
Rutitnd The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland. '"e
To all prisons interested in the estate of
Mary Oatu an, late of Middletown, in said dis
"Lgt' deceased lnte'tate. GREETING ::
The dmnis rator OF the said decea ed, nav
ing reprvssnttd that it will be nece sary TO sell
the re Al es ate Of aid 6ece sc for the payment
oil the deb's and expenses of administration has
made appicauon to said Probate Court for IL
tense o make such sale. Tae efnre
by the authority 0 the State of Vermont vou
are her by n"tih to ppe4r before aid Court,
Al the Prob te office in Hutlsnd III SAID district,
on t frst 1u sdsy OF December A d. 1865. to
sho7 cause, If any you have, way said license
should not be granted
Dated at Rutland, in said district this 18th
dev of Noven Der, A. D 1865.
WS6 JAMES Brown, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16

COMMISSIONERS NOTlCE.-Th The
~ 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
estate - Jefferson Martin late OF Mount Holly in
SAID d s.riot deceased, hertby give rotioe FRAT
We wi meet for the purpose Of examining and
aloSing sad claims at the dwelling h, use of the
widow OF the deceased, in Mount Holly on the
seeotd We'd esdays of December aud April
next from ten O'CLOCK in the forenoon until
FUR O'Clock H. the afternoon, each Of said
days, and that six months from the eighteenth
day Of October, A. ID, 1865, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors 10 pre-
sent their said claims TO us tor examination
and allowance
Dated at Mount Holly, VT, this 10th dav Of
November, A d. 1896.
DARIUS HORTON, To-,
40 WARREN HORTON, ComTs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16
New York News.

NEW YORK, Nov, IA,
The bark Meridian from Marseilles
has been placed in Quarantine, and Will
be fumigated and detained there five
days. There was cholera at Marseilles
but there are no cases on board the YES
sci.
Gen. Grant will be entertained this
evening at the residence of Mr.. Smythe
near Harlem.
NEW YORK, Nov. Ii.
Arrangements are making by a num-
Der of prominent citizens to give Gen.
Grant public reception. It is under
stood he will accept the compliment and
the reception will take place near the
close of this week.
Arrived, Steamer Quaker City, from
Charleston the .llth.
Hon. S. J. Withers, 0ne OF the Judges
Of the Supreme Court Of South Caro-.
lima died at Sumter the 9Th.
The Post says the Surgeons who visi-
ted Sandy Hook have reported to the
Government that $50 acres of ground
can be used for hospital. 1t is under
stood however that in consequence of
the opposition of the New Jersey au-
thorities, no other than q military
hospital can be established at the
mouth of this harbor. Such a move
ment must, however, benefit this city as
II would be necessary to detain all chol-
era patients to protect the health of the
troops in the Publications.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16
vi AR RAG ES .

HOADLEY-IVES.- Tinmouth, at the
house of the brides father, on the 18th inst. bv
Rev. o. Hopson, Mr.. William II. Hoad'ey Of
Middletown, and Miss Mary P. Ives, youngest
daughter of orson Ives, Esq.
VIII rNEY-BAK ER-At East Dorset, Nov.
91h' by Rev, VIM, W. Whitney, Mr. Charles
"; whitney of Peru, VT, to Miss Metilda NJ.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS At the resi-
depce Of tn BRIDES parents, 100 Elliott place,
Brooklyn, N. Y, by the Rev, Henry Ward
beecher, on Thursday, Nov. 8, William Henry
Haworth, of Chic go, III, to Amelia Caroline
second daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Bishop
rick. No cards.
EREST-RIDLON-In Clarendon. Octo.
Der goth by Judah Ii Rounds, E-Q., Mr.. Dallas
Everest and Miss Della Rdlop, both of Clarsn-
don.