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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-09

MIssouRI-The message of Gov.
Fletcher was delivered TO the Missouri
Legislature on Friday. 1t makes vari-
GUS suggestions In regard to internal
improvements, the establishment aud
fostering af additional educational in
stitutions, and pays particular attention
TO the railroads of the State, congratu.
lating the people on their extent and
efficiency aud urging the continuation
of the present and the construction of
new lines, The total receipts OF the
State treasury for the year ending on
the 30th of September are given at 81
63,9O6, and the expenditures at 81, 1884,
65l.
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sg'Sunset Cox, who has been called
in to aid the sinking cause of the New
York Democracy, was speaking in Ohio
on the late Presidential canvas. Then
he gloritied in the name of Copperhead,
and said it was Copperhead that saved
the nation Of Israel in the wilderness
abiding to the lifting up of the brazen
serpent in sight of the stricken people.
A man in the crowd shouted, Eyes,
but the Copperheads bit the nation, and
no relief was gained till the chief Cop
perhead was strung up on pole in the
sight of the camp" The orator subsi-
ded.
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MONTPELIER, Nov. 7.
SENATE,


Bills i''trodaced.-By Senator Hyde, to
incorporate the Chittenden kaolin and
print company.
To incorporate the Rutland and Reese
river mining company.
By Senator PennOck, authorizing the
towns of Stowe, Morristown, Johnson,
Hydepark, Eden, Wolcott and Gilmore to
raise money to build a railroad. Refer
red to judiciary committee.
By Senator Taft, incorporating the
Young Mems Association OF Burling-
ton. Referred to general committee.
The committee on military affairs re-
ported an amendment to the militia bin
providing for company drills in Septem-
Der.
By Senator Reed, an act to provide
for the closing of the business of GER
tain banks.
Senate Bills PaSSed-Relative to the du-
ties of school district clerks.
Relating to the duties of teachers of
common schools.
Amending sec. 79 chap. 80 of general
statutes.
An act in relation to circus exhibit
tons was read the third time, and, on
motion Of Senator Chapman; amended
so as to make license $1,000, instead Of
$1,000, The bill was then passed by a
vote of l6 yeas to II nays.
The yeas and nays were as follows
Yeas, Barrett, Cochran, Crane, Dorr,
Gay, Henry, Hyde, Ide, Park, Porter,
Pennock. Rublee, Reed, Smith, soule
and Taft-l6.
Nays-Abhott, Allen, Chapman, Glen
ent, Doton, Hobart, Howe, Hutchinson,
Meacham, Richmond, Tabor, Upham-12.
Bills Passed-Incorporating the Addison
Co. marble company.
In relation to the sale of cord and fire
wood.
Incorporating the Waterbury Falls
and CrouchiDg Lion Hotel Co.
1ncorpo, atine the Rutland manufac-
turing company.
Amending sec. 35 of chap. "a of gen.
eral statutes relating to the collection
of taxes by trustee process
Third Reading Refunded An act for the
support of paupers In anorganized cores
and towns.
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EUROPE.-The Quebec steamship Per-
uvian touched at Father Point Monday,
with four days later news from Europe.
By express desire of Queen Victoria,
Lord Palmerston was being honOred
with a public funeral in Westminster
Abbey on the day the Peruvian sailed.
The ministerial crisis consequent upon
the Premier's death continued. No
name but that of Earl Russell was men
toned in connection with the Premier
ship. An official announcement OF the
ministerial arrangements was to be
made on the 30th of October.
In the London money market, on the
9th ult., United States five twenties
were quoted at So IA SO "a. British
consols closed at SO "a a SO rs.
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j. R. Richardson.
+ U R S /!

X U R s
j. X RICHARDSON has this a,
lhe store OF Wan, d. Goodman ypee
ROW. Rutland, a larse and splendid Stoci1' "
LADIES AND MISSES DRESS Fur
consisting in part of
Mink
Fitch
Siberian Squirrel
ETmine
River Sable
Ladies Fur Trimmed Hoods.
Also-dentlsmen's b aver Collars ana q. .Olaj
Nutria "
WOLF Coon and B'tslo over-CO,ts and b.
Beaver Skins for trimming. ~
Ladies' Furs made, repaired sud ,.u-
the best manner, at short notice '"a"
The above stock was bought in Ro,,.-
New York for Cash, by mao Old Ia wv
ness. VS
We shall sell our goods strictly q, ~.
prices that defy competition.
Please examine our stock before Du,cA,.
elsewhere We can ,sll you sets or any,.
sets to match other furs.
N B.--The highest price paid for Min,
Fox.
o,,. j, r. RIoHARDsU|
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| Andy BANK.
SECOND DIVIDEND.

a second dividend of twenty cents on the dol
Jar, IS ordered to be paid to each and ell the
Dill holders, and creditors of Dandy Bank, who
presented their claims to the receiver and were
purpose, which dividend is payable on the first
DAY OF December 1855, and will be paid 10 Ali
who present their certificates TO the UNDERSIGNED
a. his office in Manchester, or, at the BattenkiI
bahk, In Manchester. Notice this order is to
stance thereof three weeks successyely In tbe
December, 1865 Wy -
By order of the Chancellor,
.l.# A. L. MINER.
Receiver Of Danby Bank.
Dated at Rutland, the 2lst day Of sept. Is6i.
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BnLIARDs.--The New York Tribune
says thata four ball carom game OF
billiards, for one thousand dollars a
side, fifteen hundred points up, the con-
testants being Mr.. Dudley Kavanaugh
and Mons. Carme, was played on Sat-
urday night at Irving Hall in the pres
ence of crowded assemblage of spec.
tators, and resulted in the success of Mr..
Kavanaugh, he scoring the fifteen
hundred points on his sixtieth run to
his opponents thirteen hundred and
thirty-nine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-09

ELECTIONS occurred yesterday in Mas
sachusetts New York, New Jersey, Della
ware, Maryland, Illinois, Missouri, Min
nesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. Co.
vernors were elected only in Massachus-
etts, New jersey, Wisconsin and Min
nesota. The most exciting contest was
in New Jersey, where the republicans
hoped to elect their candidate for govern
or, Marcus L. Ward and get legislature
that would pass the constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-09

Personal. - The Burlington Times
says that the Rev J. O. Skinner for
nearly two years past the pastor of the
Universalist Society of St Adams, has
resigned the position and accepted call
from the Universalist Society of Malone,
n. Y. Mr. S. is gentleman of scholarly
attainments, and good preacher. Dur
ing his stay he won many friends
among all denominations, who much re-
greet his departure from the place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-09

PERsosAL.-Mr Conway, of the Freed
mems Bureau, arrived per steamer Rren-
SsS Star, from New Orleans, Sunday, and
stopped at the Astor House. He is or
dered to report to Gen. Howard for duty,
and will proceed to Washington on
wednesday. After doing as much as
any one in America to bring the difficult
negro problem" to satisfactory solu-
oon, Mr. Conway is tempted to seek
more easy life, but the situation is still
such that 1t is possible he will continue
In the harness while longer.
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The SIoK.-In answer to many enqui-
ries Of friends far and near, we are hap
by to state that Mr.. w. A. Burnett, who
has been sick for several weeks, is be-
lieved to be slowly recovering.
We are sorry to say that Conductor
Read is no better, but remains very sick
and low,
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SKATING PARK AssoCIATIoN.-At q
meeting of the stockholders held last
evening, the following gentlemen were
elected officers for the present year:
Directors--L. G. Kingsley, G. H. Shell
don, Newman Weeks, V. g. Meyerhoffor,
A. H. futile.
Treasnrer-L. A. Morse.
Secretary--A. II. futile.
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hay FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell at public Auction upon
the Fair Grounds in bu,lard, on Saturday. the
18th of November, at 2 O'Clock Z. NJ, all the
Hay in store upon said grounds, bling about %
or 80 tons, all Of whic is in g o condition.
II. HAY WARD, President,
N. PIERCE, S. cretary
Rutland, Nov. /, 1866 44w2w&nov6llw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-09

The OCToPLExRARA TROUPE. - This
Star Minstrel and Variety Company per
formed at the Town Hall last evening to
good acceptance. They have some
novelties that are very amusing, and
some that are exciting, not to say
frightful, They appear tonight with
an entirely new programme.
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shown itself in New York, and request.
ing the general assembly to see TO the
sanitary laws of the state as to whether
they need any amendment To make them
more efficient, which was ordered to lie.
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MANHOOD:
WI HOW LOST HOW RESTORED!

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DANcING.-Mr. Colby commences his
dancing school this afternoon at three
O'Clock, in Franklin Hall. He also re-
sumes his class In Waiting and fancy
dances this evening,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-09

RESTORATION OF SEA FIsH.-The Gov
ernor has appointed as commissioners
under the joint resolution relative to
the restoration of sea fish to the Con-
necticnt River and its tributaries, Hon.
Charles Barrett, of Grafton, and Albert
D. Hager, Esq, of Proctorsville.
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 6.
HOuSR--ENENING

Third Reading Retus d.-Substitute bill
amending sec. of chap. 70 Of general
statutes relating to account and inter
est. The bill permitted corporations to
pay seven and three tenths per cent. in
terest until August, 1868.
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DING'S VEGETABLE AMBB|
A GREAT HAIR REsT0RAHti

This preparation Is having an imf
for the following reasons:
lst. 1t restores Gray Hair TO its 0Tlgi
I'd. II imparts beautiful auburn 70
or faded Hair.
3D.. 1t cures ali L.myrs and dis1S
ecalp.
4th. 1t is IA iniaIlible eradicator
5ih. 1t is richly perfumed HaiT
II is not syel Ii does not coi&
the finest linen. 1t is not composed
drugs, bat uios.ly OF harm ess gegeiaN
NATURES grand restorative. Try 81
WINGED. Price only & Ter bottle.
FEM \ FUTILE, Rutland, Vt.
sale agents, and for sale BY Pond 81
4. W. CAaYli In, Jf., Rutland; Roo'
Brandon; W. p. Russell, and II, = n
Middlebury; A. s, Adams, Cuttinssl,I. I,
ant q Kent, East WsBingfori; 4. =
Ludlow; and by druggists and das'S'
eral.
All orders should be addressed to ii
z. M. TUBBS & CO. Propf' N II
PetersbaToEsh n
+. 8. Pierce, Travelling Agent -
n. 81. -
June s. 1865. junf -
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Y Fair and fashionable Young
America has installed Phalon's Night
Blooming Cereus" as speciality in all
it's drawing rooms. dressing rooms and
boudoirs. 1t is we'll. Beauty should
breath fragrant atmosphere and Ma
ture, in all her bowers, has no richer
perfume than this. Sold everywhere.
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CASTLETON SEMINARY. /
~ Fall Term commence Sept. q, 1855
Location healthy. Expenses moderate
struction thorough. Advantages for Ge-I
and French superior. New Gymnastics as n
by Die Lewis.
Apply to the principal for admission.
HARRIET N. Haskell
sug4d&wtf
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SURpRIsIEG.--It is actually surprising
how soon our people have learned to
prize that invaluable article known as
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 1t certainly acts
like magic, for it Will cure the very
worst cases of dyspepsia and enable the
patient, who has lived for years upon
Graham bread aud the plainest food, to
eat anything he chooses without fear of
distress. tits considered the most val
liable medicine known for all diseases
of the stomach and bowels,
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THE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE J0URSl
and Catalogue, giving tun par'icu ars, ag
bad free Of charge, at the Col eye, or II ~
sent by mail TO any address on receipt VI
stamp,
Tso or more students 'nterirg at the I
time and from the same place will receiN
discount on each. This institution is spec
arranged for Ladies as well as Gentlemen
struction in Photography and TelegralI
when desired,
Over one hundred Students have been 81
ted during the past FERN, while the pfai
for the future is very TIA tering. Persons 4
ing TO become Students during Fall ID
apply At once for admission.
j. II. LANSLEYI
march24dSwtf PRINCIPAL and Propri
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LEES FOX SALE.
leo SwaIms Of Bees for salein los s .Gl
chaseIs. A. u %
R1,l nd, " Sep. G, 1855.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-04

Golden Swan Gold and silver Mining
Company. Notice Is hereby given. that all assess.
ment Of tiity (1) cents per share was this day levied
on the capital stock OF the above company. payable
Of Trustees. GEO. w. TURNEY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, June S, 1865. iu7 m
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Tax COLLECTORS Sale.

DY YIRTUE0F AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID OF the Justices Court. Gold Hin Precinct,
Storey county, State OF Nevada, dated July 2tth,
A, D, lS65, In favor OF the Stute OF Nevada, and
against the New Oregon Gold and Silver Mining
Company, and the real estate and improvements
hereinafter described, for the sum Of Unc Hundred
and Seventy-cight dollars and SiXty-iour cents,
delinquent taxes, and Thlrty-nine dollars AMI
Twelve cents, costs OF suit, together with a~ccruing
costs and expenses Of sale; and pursuant 10 the
provisions Of an Act entitled IAN Act TO provide
Tor the Assessing and Collecting County and Terri
torIaI Revenue approved November 9th. 1861,
and the Act amendatory thereof, approved Drcem-
Der auth, 1859: us also q State Act relating to COL
Iecting delinquent taxes, approved March oth, A. D.
lSf5-i shall expose for sale, at public auction. to
the highest bidder for cash. (gold coin Of the United
StatnsC, In front OF the Court House, In Virginia city,
on TUESDAY, the e2d day OF August, A. D. lS5,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. ~. and II O'Clock
A, n, OF that day, so much Of the following desert ed
real estate, with Improvements thereon, as shall b.
necessary TO satisfy sail execution and costs Of sale:
situated in American Flat, Storey county, State OF
Nevada, tO-wit:
A piece or parcel Of land, 3 mining claim, situated
In Gold Hill District formerly, now American City
Mining District, being IN length l.l0 feet from
north TO south. Tho above claim Is situated In the
Immediate vicinity OF the Baltimore American.
Jewett & Sheppard. and knlckerbocker, and Is
known and called the property Of the New Oregon
IF. OVERALL,
County Tax Collector.
virrInIn. July q, ISL. Iy@ ID
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tax CoMector's Sale.

QY VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS ISSUED OUT
- ofth. Justices Court, Gold Hin precinct, storey
county. State of Nevada, dated July aDth, lSs, In
favor OF the State OF Nevada and against the fonow'
Ia. named defendants, anil real estate and improve
mentS thereon. or improvements when separately
assessed, hereinafter described, for the several sums
owing 4 4 due upon each lot or piece OF land, ani
improvements thereon. together with aocruing
costs anti expenses OF sale, and pursuant to the pro
visions OF an Act to provide for the assessing, AMI
collecting of County ami Territorial Revenue, ap-
proved November ~, a. D. 1861, and an Act amends
tory thereof. approved December 81, A. n. 1862, as
also q State At M TS.stisE to collecting i Dsl'a a2Sose
for sale. At public auction. to the highest bidder, for
cash gold coin), In front OF the Court House, ~ Nlr-
S S5a storey county, Nevada, on Tu;spA Anrs o oss
O'Clock p. ". and 3 O'Clock !. " so much OF the lol-
lowing described real estate, together with Improve
ments thereon. or improvements when separately
assessed, as shall be necessary to satisfy said EAecu-
lions and costs Of sale; all Of said lanl, lots or pro
perty Is situated in Gold Hin, county and State
Aforesaid, to-wit: .-.
John Doc. unsnown owners, Lot %, Block /,
RanceA. Tax, 81 80 costs, $50 l3......-.. 81 %
John Doc. Lot q. Block 1, Range A. Tax, 80 ~
2as costs, Y u
/ 10: costs b Is. 81 81
@.io0; costs, ~ 0S. % 81
John Doe. Lot 30. Block i, Range 4. Tax,
John Doe. Lot j, Block j. Range d. Tax, a.,
John Doe. Lot 2. i ocE i. Range d. Tax,
SSlo0; costs. 70 o.. y"
20? .@ic: costs ac67 noeA N".: 20 II
John Doe, Lot 6, Block 2, Range b. Tax,
John Doe. lot :. Block 2. Range d. Tax.
John Doe. Lot ii, Block 2, Range b. Tax,
SS-l0O; costs, 20 10"
SSH ss.io; costs. % " 20 81
John Doe. Lot Is. Block ., Range D. Tax.
John niO Doe. I Lo, 20, Block q. Range c. Tax,
John Doe. Lot s., Block &. Range G. Tax,
John Doe Lot s., Block 5, Range c. Tax,
Il o.: costs, q 81 ~
John Doe, North s. feet OF Lot 36, Block g.,
Range G. Tax. 9 a.; costs, @A....-..-. % 10
John Doe. Lot ~. Block 5. Range G. Tax.
John Doe. Lot Is. Block &, Range c. Tan, -.
john Doe. Lot Il. Block i. Range d. Tax.
John Doe, Lot p, Block i, Range b. lax,
John Doe, Lot IL. Block 5. Range b. Tax,
John Doe, Lot q. Block s, Range d. Tax,
John Doe, Lot q, Block 5, Range D. Tax,
John Doe, 10, y, Block 5. Range b. Tan,
John Doe, Lot %. Block 5. Range D. Tax, -.
&c; costs, ~ q "
% IL costs, 22 % "a
John Doe, Lot 81, Block 5, Range d. Tax,
50; costs, ~ %
John Doe. Lot IS, Block 3, Range Z. Tax,
26i: costs, y IL
John Doe. Lot 70. Block 1. Range Z. Tax,
rs; costs. =" 81
Is ! o.; costs ii 4. 81 ~
John Doe. Lot 20, Block I, Range L. Tan, -
John Doe, Lot IL, Block i, Range i. Tax, 49,,
10 Sc. costs. 81 81 81
John Doe, Lot Is, Block !, Range +. Tax,
!. 7. OVERALL,
County Tax Collector.
Virginia City, New, July 81, 1858. Jy3l I'd
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Virginia City. July 81, 1855.
Summons.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STOREY.
y In Justices Court, Gold Hlll Township. before
plaintiff, VS.. John Eplcy, defendant. The State OF
Nevada sends TO John Eplcy, greeting, You are
the Peace in and for Gold Hin Township, county and
State aforesaid. at my Office In GUld HE, on the 81
day Of september, A, D. lS5. at 10 O'Clock A. 81. OIL
wherein he claims TO recover the sum Of one hun.
drcd and seventy dollars. and interest, In gold coin,
for money loaned, and one horse, saddle and birdie,
sold and delivered 10 you at your instance and re-
quest, as per complaint on ne In my office, And
you are hereby notified that II you fall 10 appear
and answer the complaint as aforesaid, Judgment
will be taken against YOU for the sum OF $40 and In
terest and costs Of suit. To the Sheriff or any Con.
stable OF said county, greeting: Make legal service
and due return hereof. Given under my hand, this
3lst day Of July, 4. n. 1865. W. HALL,
Justice OF the Peace. Gold Hill Township.
I5ocent Int. Rev. stamp. 81 cent State stamp.I
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Summons.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STOREY.
= In Justices Court, Gold Hill Township, before
W. \. Hall, Justice Of the P~eace.-George PlalSted,
plaintiff. T. II. Epley. defendant. The State OF
Nevada sends to 7. II. Epley, greeting: You are
hereby summoned TO appear before M, Justice Of
the Peace in and for Gold Hill Township, county and
State Aforesaid, at my office In Gold Hill, on the I'd
that day, TO answer the complaint OF George Plals-
ted, wherein he claims TO recover the sum OF thirty
i've dollars. and interest, In gold coin: on your Ger.
18th, A. D. lS6S. payable thirty days after date, with
Interest at 5 per cent. per month, which said note Is
now on Ale In my Office. And you are hereby notir-
ed that II YOU fall to appear and answer the COM
plant as aforesaid. Judgment will be taken against
YOU for the sum OF Sj and interest and costs OF suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable or Sald county,
erecting: Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand, this 3lst day. Of July, A. D.
1853. W.N. HALL,
Justice of the Peace. Gold Hill Township.
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