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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

MINING-The Reese River, Nevada,
correspondent Of the Pacific Mining
Journal says; General mining news is
much the same as at my last writing.
Progress is the word here now mines
are being opened and developed all
through this district; no claim has yet
been prospected that fails to yield, at
the lowest workings, giving assurance
Of the permanency of our mines.
The work on the Providential mine, on
Lander Hill, progresses finely, as does
that on all the miEes now being devel-
oped on this famous hill. To get good
idea of the character Of the works going
on upon the main mines in this imme-
date neighborhood, they must be seen
to be appreciated. There are
many strangers here looking at our
mines; investments are almost daily be-
ing made by them in whole mines.
The Reveille has been shown very SIN
gular and beautiful specimen of ore OBJ
tanned from the Tory ledge on Lander
Hill. 1t was the richest dark ruby ore,
overlaid with native silver.
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"A young and beautiful lady 10 st.
Louis, in fixing up" to attend the ball
at the Southern Hotel, unfortunately
used too much Of preparation OF bell
adonna, for lending additional brlllian.
cy to the eyes, and temporarily lost her
syssight
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PERsoSAL.-The rumored intention OF
General Grant to visit the Rio Grande
is contradicted.
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SOUTHERN LAND, Emigration, and
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Wall street N Y oners for sale 400, 900 acres
Southern States, at exceedingly low prices.
Tracts from 100 to 500 900 acres, Cotton Plan
tations} Farms, Mineral and Timber Lands, etc,
Iron Works and Furnaces, Coal Lands, Silver
Mines, etc, Titles guaranteed.
W II. QUINCY. Secretary.
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TOR SALE IN VIRGINIA.-Small
Il Farms on James River, one hundred acres
ard upward, Rich bottom lands'' adopted to
the cultivation of Grain an0 Produce, well wa
tered and easy communication with markets.
The climate here enables Fairness to work ali
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over month. Price, $15 to S35 par acre, &C,
cording to improvements. Also for sue, Mills,
Mining Lands and Plantations. Apply Grlyto
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Court of Common Pleas.

81 The Court Of Common Pleas of this
County is now in session, Judge Chaffee
presiding. Beyond The usual variety Of
divorce cases and indictments for petit
offences, the term has not yet developed
many points Of interest, and i! will proba-
ply conclude With the present week. The
Jurors in attendance are as follows:
Grand Jurors-L. P. Scott, Foreman,
Mills Gof,, H. D. Hinkley. Troy; T. s.
Grrney, Norman Collins, G. A. Vaughn,
James, TEwing, G. L. Garfield, Chardou
J. G. Wells, Claridon VIM. M. Briggs.
Henry Bartlett. Hiram Coyell, Newbury;
E, D. Kingsley, cambridge; R. Hotch
kiss, Burton J. V. Whitney, Montville
Pe.it JMyors--Wm. T. Rexford, John
Thompson, Geo. N. Parks, Chsrdon
H. M. Thayer, Hambden G. L.Taylor
Claridon; s.. J. Esty, Jscob Thrasher
D. Pope, Troy; George adams, Hunts.
burgh /; Orrin Morton, Palkman G.
A. Richards. Auburn; Lyman r. Nil
ler, Thompson. 10, !
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GUARDIAN SALE.

TN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
Ter s for sale ' at public auction, T0ESDAY. No.
vemher Ist, 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, upon the
premises, ,ihe following described Real Estate sit
uate in the County OF Geauga Il Stale of o., viz:
The undivided two-thirds Of the following de-
scribed premises, situated in Troy township, and
know as part OF section No. 2 in said township,
and bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming on the center Of the highway at the nor tn
west corner Of B. S. Hosmers land, being on
the east line Of the said highway; thence east
on the north line of said Hosmer's land. to the
south. east corner Of land formerly owned by Ce.
phas Downing; thence north SO far that line
drawn parallel to the aforementioned line wes
to the center Of said highway. and thence south
to the place OF beginning, shall contain 10 acres
of land, subject TO all legal highways.
Terms OF Sale--One third in hand; one.third
in one year, and the remainder in two years
from the day of sale, with interest TO be paid an
nually; the pyameEts to be secured by moItgage
"lSs, wa Guardian
Of Austin M. and Warren A. Johnson.
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Russell Items.

For tho following local items from Rus.
sell, We are Indebted to Mr.. Calvin Gates. of
that township. et.
Ihero has been a great deal of sickness
in Russell. during the past fow weeks, tho
most prevalent form of disease being con.
jostive fovor. Several deaths have occurred
Russell Potter, father.in law OF Mr.. Gates.
died very suddenly, on tho 18th of August,
OF heart disease, aged 75 years. -.s
John Woolley died on tho Iltb OF Sep.
tomber, after an Illness of four DAYS, of con.
gestivo fever.
Mrs. Meuco @ Ayres committed suicide
on tho night Of MondaJ last, by hanging
herself by the neck to hickory tree. On
retiring. she requested her husband to sleep
on the oack side of the bod as she thought
she might have to get up in tho night, TO
wait upon sick child Awaking in the
night, Mr.. Ayres noticed that she was miss.
ing, and, after searching awhile, found her
dead body suspended to the tree, which
stood back of the barn. Mrs. Ayres was
about 30 years of age, and beside her afllct-
cd husband and child, leaves a number of
relatives and friends to mourn her uunatu-
raj and untimely death. No cause can be
assigned for tho fatal deed.
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EE Read the Sheriff's Proclamation il
another column.

og-The Atlantic Monthly for October
Is received. The contents are: Saints that
have had Bodies; No Time Like the Old
Time; Coupon Bonds II; The Author of
"Saul;" Needle and Garden X; John Jordan
Noel; Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship ii;
DR.. Johns TX; Down the River; Abraham
Lincoln; Reviews and Literary Notices.
Single copies 81 90, single numbers 35 cts.
Two copies ~ 90; ten copies $50. and each
additional copy sa. North American Re.
view, Our Young Folks aud Atlantic, all
for $40. Address Ticknor & Fields, Bos
ton, Mass. "es ~ n' -''
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
The Union Mass Meeting.

Tho morning of Saturday last was dark
and rainy, which nccossitated an abandon
ment of tho design of holding tho Mass
Meeting in the open air. But, as tho day
advanced, tho weather became moro favor.
abIc, and, by noon, our streets were crowd.
cd with people. The meeting organized 10
tho Town Hall, Immediately after dinner,
by appointing Hon. Peter Hitchcock Presi.
dent, and Hon. Lester Taylor Vice Prosi.
dent. Both Gen. Garfield and Judge Til.
den wore unavodably absent, but tho audi.
ence were ably addressed by Gen. E. f.
Noyes and Hon. Mablop Chance. Gen.
Noyes, who 10 an accomplished and gifted
orator, spoke for an hour or two, in strain
OF mingled argument, wit and eloqueuce,
such ns IT bas seldom been our good fortune
TO hear. Ho showed up the position of the
Copperhead party 10 its true light, and
clearly demonstrated the great importance
OF defeating that party at the coming cleo.
tioo. Mr. Chance. though quito hoarso
from. previous speaking, followed G,n.
Noyes ina pointed and sensible speech.
Considerable disappointment was felt at
the absence of Con. Garfield, who had in.
tendedt to bo present, but was prevented BY
the critical condition Of bis sprained ankle,
as will be seen BY tho following letter:
v.-sy - CLEVELAND, Sept 9th, 1865.
- o. CONVERSE Dear Friend:-I came
heru yosterday.to TO consult surgeon con.
cerning my foot, and be assures me that |
cannot stand upon it except at tho peril OF
serious and perhaps permanent injury to il.
Atasnpper, here last evening, L tried the
experiment Of standing and speaking for
ten minutes. and, though bore but little
weight upon it. it became very painful. -
do not think ought to run such risk ss
to ospeak ionit at present. have recalled
ell my appointments for this week. and fear
shall not be able to bpeak any more during
the campaign. l greatly regret not being
able 10 BE- with you on Saturday, aud shall
rely upon your friendship to see that a
proper explanation is madeto the people at
the meeting. -
Ia W'.h kiudest regards, am aaf,...r
yI1s1 Very truly yours, 1.a .E
e. .',','s'''' -,.i ~ -, ]. A. GARFIELD.
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Geo. W. 9. Hurlbutt, Photograph
Artist. having decided upon change of
business on account of i'll health, offers to
all the rare chance of obtaining good pic.
turo at little moro than bali price. He is
now absent, but intends to be at home by
the first OF next wook, when all desirous to
avail themselves of the offer are invited to
give him call. Negatives sold at 25 cents
each. .N ...H . ...
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Go-Short Notices of HUNNEWELLS
UNIVERSAL COUGH REM MEDY. -
GyHUNNEWNLL'S TOLU ANODYNE,
and Ga>HUNNEWELL'S ~ ECLECTIC
PILLS will be found in our Notice Columns
from month to month, and where their
great character has not been tested, justice
to preparations founded on the most perfect
ceptance with confidence, ,ohich ,viH be sa.
cred. Ds-They are for sale by all dealers.
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Geauga Musical Associa ton,

The Geauga Musical Association holds
its next Convention at Mesopotamia, on
"Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. l1th and
18th. Professor Luce has been secured to
conduct the singing. The books used on
tho occasion. will be the Key Note" and
"Alpine Glee Singer" Exercises will close
with Grand Concert Thursday evening.
K GEO. II. FORD, Secretary.
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Union Musical Association

d A meeting of the above Association will
be held at Kirkland. on Thursday and FRI
day, Oct 18Th and goth, under the direction
Of Prof. Webster. The "Cotone," will bo
used. Concert, as usual, on Friday even
ing. Members are requested to be on hand
at the appointed hour. which is 10 o'clock.
A. M. J.C. WELLS, Secretary.
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as-We have received of S. Braiuard s.

@srWe have received of S. Brainard &
Son, 2Os Superior St., Cleveland. the fol-
lowing pieces of music: ivy Leaf Waltz.
by H. M. Brainard; "Fairy Land Waltz" by
Charles Warren; both 80 cts.; and "Morn-
ing Ride Scbottisch," by Chas. e. Degeu.
hard, price 35 cts; also, q song by Will s.
Hays, entitled II am dying, Mother, dying,
price 30 eta. ALI these pieces are beautiful.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-06

@Mr. E. ". Capfeld, for three years
past Deputy Collector of Int. Revenue for
Ceauga County. has sont in his resignation
on account of continued i'll health. We un-
derstand thatI, N. Hathaway, Esq, is to
be bis SUCCESSOR. Mr.. Garfield will still
keep full supply of all kinds of Revenue
Stamps at the Banking Office.
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asrOur Free Agricultural friends have
again teen unfortunate in having their Fair
como off in stormy weather; but, in other
respects, II has been, as usual, a SUCCESS
Our reporters notes are copious, and will
appear next week.
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SHERIFFS PROCLAMATION.

I b: N. SHAW, Sheriff Of Geauca County,
J., Ohio, 90 hereby proclaim and make nown
TO the qualified Electors oi said County, to meet
at their respective places OF holding elections IN
the several townships in said County, on.
TUESDAY, OCT. 10th, 1868,
and then and there elect agreeably TO law, One
Governor Tor said State; one Lieutenant Govern.
or; Supreme Judge; a Supreme Judge Tor short
termi State Treasurer; an Attorney General;
school Commissioner; q Supreme Court Clerk;
a Member OF the Board OF Public Works; State
Scna'or Representatives; e Prosecuting Attor-
ney; Treasurer; Recorder; a Commi .sioner;
Coroner; Director Of Infrmary, and q Sur.
Voyor and the Trustees OF the several tow ms hips
VIII return the Poll Book of Elections TO the
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas of the said
county, the names OF suitable persons to serve
as Jurors tor tho ensuing year, to wit;
chester, 6, with Enos Clark aud q. G. Kent 70.
naming in the box; Russell, 8, with f. B. Pei.
ton, w f. Walters, WIN. T. Parr and A. M
llall in the box; Bainbridge, 6, Auburn, 7; New.
bury, I, with Joel Walker in the box; Munson,
4 with II. Carroll in the box; Chsrdon. II with
Horace Merrill in the box; Ilambden, 6, with A.
Pease, S. b, Griffin and Il. J. Cuigelein the box;
Claridon, 6, with Marcus MofIet in the box
Barton, 9, with Delos Williams and Lewis Wei.
ton in the box Troy, 7; Parkmnn. Il; Middle
field, 6, with A. J. Gray and Lyman Town in
The box; lluntsburg, 6, with Michael Barnes and
liackley Burton in the box; Montville, 5, with
Anson Shaw and u. X. Sheldon in therbox;-
Thompson, 7 with George c. Whipple, Asbbel
Iillotson and Wesley Whpple in the box
b: n: SHAW, Sheriff.
Chardon. Sept 22nd 1865 q.
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o8s-The Cleveland Leader has again en-.
larged it's dimensions and donned new
dress. 1t is now as largo as the Herald. and
ono of the very best papers in tho State.
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eMer2'rILZ'S
LONDON Washing COMPOUND.

Has in many places, almost universally come
into use resulting in a
and pIoying far less destructive 10 wearing ap-
pare than the old mode of Washing. By this
method, the Finest Linens and Laces, Cam
bries, &C., can be readily and easily cleaned
REFERENCES:
Mrs. John Little, Mrs. Thomas Carroll Mrs
Henry Carroll, Mrs James Percy, Munson; Mrs
Jude Converse, Mrs A. P. Wilkins, Mrs. l.. d.
StanseIl, Mrs. B. N. Shaw, Chardon; Mrs. f..
Robinson, Mrs. Rufus Black, Newbury; Miss
Mary Nell, Mrs.C. Kellogg Claridon = and many
others too numerous TO mention, in different
townships OF Geauga County.
For particulars, inquire of
A. FLING, Agent,
Sl3m3 Munson. Ohio.
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@s-Mr. d. M. Alion, of Newbury, is an
nouuced to speak at the Town Hall in this
village, on Sunday, the 18th inst, at ioA A.
M. Subjact-"The Origin and Destiny OF
Man."
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EgBy reference 10 Miss L. A. Knapp's
advertisement in another column it will be
seen that she has received her Fall and
Winter Millinery Goods. r.' o.